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THOMAS L. WENDELL,

IN, Has just arrived from New Orleans, and is now
sGsA prepared to attend to the repairing Of every
description of fine Watches, at Burnside's, Texas
street, Shreyeport. In mav9l-t
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TO THE LADIES!

i
e "@ MISS LINQUIST, 3. .-.0-
MARKET STREET, nearly opposite the Postoffice,
Bees to inform the ladies of Shreveport, and zea
- her patrons in particular, that she has just YH
tx returned from Paris, with large assert I'D
ment OF the most fashionable and choice F
hhlifknery and Ladies' Fancy Goods,
selected by herself expressly for this place. consisting
In part of =
Indies Toilet Goods of every description, -
Bonnets of the latest styles, s..
Head Dresses, Flowers
Bridal Wells and Wreaths Of every description,
DIX Velvet, Musk Velvet and Cloth Coaks for
ladies and children;
PIX Mantillas Of various colors and styles;
eatlns aud Silks, in great variety.
complete assortment of every description of Trim-
mings Including black silk velvet, musk velvet of
various colors; MORE antique galioon, silk and vel
yet ribbons, silver grey plush and velvet ribbons;
gaiioon OF velvet, silk, and bugles new STYLES
tuii assortment of choice bonnet ribbons Jet orna
ments, English crepe, corsets, embroiderias, aces.
blondes, gloves, hne extracts for the toilette port
monies, dolls, and various other articles TOO nume
roas to mention. All Of which are Imported direct
from Paris, and will be sold at the most reasonable
prices The ladies are invited to call and examine
e. the assortment.
Particular attention paid to the making CT Mant,ss
and every variety. Of Miner, Work executed with
fasees heatnesa and pfomptaess. jan3o
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r. GRAHAM, y1e
No. IA ON THE LEyEE, SHREVEPORT,
GROCERIES. PROVISIONS, PRODUCE.
WINES TIOTJORS ~f8aGt- =

WINES, LIQUORS, ~t'@"' ..."
STEAMBOAT AND BAR STORES.
HAS Just received, and will keep constantly on
IL hand, large supply of the various articles in
his ine 10 which he invites the attention of country
merchant, planters and purchasers generally, feeling
assured that hes can give satisfaction. Among the
stock will be found: 5s 80, +--. - q 2
Sugar of all qualities, Molasses; Z
Coffee, Teas; Rice; Cheese;
Bacon Of all kinds; sugar cured Hams;
Flour; Lard; Pork; Beef; Fish of all kinds;
Soap; Candies; Oils; Vinegar; Starch
Pickles; Preserves Candies; Syrups
Raisias; Prunes; Figs; Almonds; -.s-.... .-.. -,
Sardines; Lobsters. Oysters; Salmon;
Salt; Powder; Shot; Lead Caps; .--. ..
Fancy groceries of every descriptions; a ...=r
Wooden Glassware and Crockery;
: Chewing and smoking Tobacco;
Havana and American Cigars; a-E5 tsz
Oldrye, Monongahela, Dexter's and other Whiskey;
Fine old Braadies, Rum and Gin; @grr -
Claret sautern, Champagt1, Madeira, Sherry, Port
and Malaga Wines: CoBials of all kinds .
Brandy Fruits, Fruits in tn r own juice:
Steamboat and Bar Stores Ievery description.
ALI orders carefully filled andssihs despatch. m2l
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Married

.u,nsfeId. on the 18th inst, By the reverend
Az r na,r Mr.. w. +. ALLEN to Mrs. RosANNA
GARRISON.
- - Died
.bis place, on the 18th inst, Mr.. H. G. ArcHr
sos az Preston, Texas.
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4. o. o. #. ...
II N9A3THE regular meetings of Meth Lodge No.
SSD 81, held on Wednesday evenings, at
their new Lodge, on Texas street, Edwards.
Ben. JACOBS, Sec'y. w. ROBSON, N. G.
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white lead
2A00 TBS putty in bladders
1000 lbs Spanish whiting
100 books of gold leaf
6 gross paint brushes
500 lbs assorted soap
600 TBS star candles
4 gross Ky mustard
$50 Tbs chrome and Par
Is green s
III reams sand paper
rs gross lucifer matches
100 Tbs potash
En0 H. al.x
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Ne1u orleans Market.

I "
MAY M H. roarket was depressed, and the prices
saa: a oa rnosy u lc below the rates of Friday
9osa's ,ha market has been quiet, especially since
iouay ". was announced, and the sales small.
the h ASA aass;nts Including 38,2Ol bales on hand
since the lst September have beea 3 e. oaies
Exported during same tine ui,JdIing Io1Ia1aa<
Inferior. SA4@ as11s Good lI8@1lI
Qrain naiSfd,np. $685. Midlng fair liz @l1I
10y T,ou RN-superine, Sc @625; extra, 81 90.
PoHx-M6 So GOALS IS; mess S. 5O@l6 50.
BAc0so osissa 59sei II sh0niaefs' 1Se n
Gons-46ts48c. N bush.
Gorrrr--Rio, lOI@llc. p ID.
s aolasszs1s61 easssffSe s gallon
BAsenedRoPE- Bagging 7@ls1a; rope s@lo224c.
WuIsKEY-Rectifed, 23@24; raw. 24925 R gal.
HlDn-Dry country, l2@l3c " ID.
I1xE-At retal-Thomaston, ST. 7512 25. Wes-
tern, 81 5o@-P Dbl.
sLr-Liyerpool, fine, ST 30@1 35; coarse, 81 SO
@sl 10 p sack.
BErr-Western, fine, sd@811sc:: IL ID net
~ Texas and Lake, -a1s@6-e
Hogs, 6-@6lac.
Calves and yearlings, $500@l4 90
Supply ample and prices firm .-a..sz-
n7-THE OByEer OBTAINED--A few years ago doctor
John M Good than whom there is no higher medical
authority, declared that there was great for
Improvement in the mode of treating patients who
suffered from worms" His remark no longer applies
WINER's CANADIAN VERMIFUGE leaves moth
ing to be desired in this respect Its uniform effect
to discharge the from the bowels and so al
lay the irritation they This preparation is as
harmless it is quick and thorough in its operation
c. Be particular and remember the name 'Wner's
Canadian Vermifuge, this is the only article that can
be depended on. Remember this.
Prepared only by J. Wright q Co., New Orleans
For sale in Shreveport by all the druggists
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State OF Louisiana---Parish OF Caddo.
N DISTRICT GOuRT--Succession of James Reid,
i Deed Notice is hereby given that GORDON PAR
xEK has this day filed with the clerk -four said Court
an application praying to be appointed administrator
OF the succession of James Reid deceased and unless
opposition 10 made thereto in days. the time pre-
scrlbed by laws said Gordon Barker will be appointed
administrator Of said succession of James Reid de-
ceased, as prayed for. 10y
~ lGiven under my hand and seal of Office, this
L. .. 18th day OF May. A. d. 1856.
80 A. H. LEONARD, #E
m2l-2i DIV Clerk
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Red River Il N. Orleans Passenger Packet.

The new and fast running passenger
clLSIzkA packet Es. w. Pow ELL, r. H,
s.ssssEsssssz MARTIN, master, having been built
pressy the above trade has commenced her regular
trips between Shreveport and ~ Orleans The Powell
is entirely new fitted up with every moderp improve
ment, and for beauty, speed, comfort, convenience
and safety is unsurpassed. The equipments and
engagements of the boat perfect and complete,
derng her superior passenger packet. Every eSer
ton will be made by her officers to give satisfaction to
both passengers and shippers Forireghs or passage.
apply on board. ".. lan93
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M Masonic.
d,ps TIE meetings of J0PP4 LODGE, No. II, will
wv be held hereafter at the new lodge room, over
Miller's drug store, on Texas street.
VIM. B. STURGESS, w. NJ.
RICHARDS CARNEs Sec'y. aug22
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just Arrived. ~ Is
r. COMPLETE assortment of Hardware, Cutlery
fx:s Glassware, Queensware, Cookery Wooden
W waie, ETC., Tor sale at the lowest rates by
march26 e. & B. JACOBS
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Sheriff Sale.

GTATE OF LOUIsIANA-Parish of Caddo-In
~ justice Robeson's Court, No. 1888 THOMAS
Rowan VS.. Steamboat GRENADA, Captain and Owners
BY virue of writ of seizure and sale issued out OF
the honorable Justice Jonas Robeson's Court in and
for the parish Of Caddo the above entitled suit and
to me directed have seized and will proceed to sell
public austion at the courthouse door in the of
Shreveport, and parish aforesaid, on SATURDAY. the
9TH dag Of July, A. D. 1855, between the hours of
O'Clock, ". and P Ms the following described pro-
perry, TO- wit: - 7.zf4
.Rr=-EA The Steamboat GRENADA. her tackle,
- apparel, machinery, furniture, etc.
Seized as the property ofthe defendants
and to besod TO pay and satisfy the writ issued in the
above entitled suit. f7s rt..- s g.. .y-- . .s-
Terms of saie--Cash with the benefit of anpraise-
nlent JAMES B. JENKINS DIV Sheriff.
Shreveport, May p, 1856. gz- [pf.S6 p
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MUSIC LESSONS

eTzsSSs2ksSe.la Mrs. BALLOT, .Na1s
i III RESPECTFULLY informs the ladies s SsSIy
OF Shreveport that she is pre- ~
pared to give lessons the Piano Forte and Accor-
deon. Terms, SIS for - lessons.
Application can be made at Mr.. Ballots store, Tex
street. .7 naval
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HAVANA CIGARS, Of all the choicest brands,
~ beet chewing and smoking Tobacco, meershun,
pipes, toys, ETC.. for sale by a. ENGLE, @%@
may2. Texas street
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FRESH IMPORTATION
For Summer and Fall Trade. 1856.
W M. B. Miller,
Wholesale and Retail
DRUGGIST AND BOOKSELLER.

TEXAS STREET, SHREVEPORT,
Is now receiving and opening a
large and FRESH stock. recently
purchased from Manufacturers
and Importers, in New York and
Philadelphia, particular attention
has been paid to making the as.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-10

this man who would he forced upon them by vote vi
the House 81 their representative the floor though
upon trial be was found to be unfit TO be their Govern
or, that menace, intimidation, and improper isiu-
"encess are rife in the ENTHUSIASTICALLY %
"the border. Mems rights are held in no
"gard, official authority commands no respect
land seems to have restraining tendency or
power ind the peace OF the couatTy hangs on
"a thread" " TTcspasses assaults and murders are
- openly committed and one thinks of appeal for
tdress to the law because from that source no re-
dress can be had. 10 whatever extent this state
rnert may be true, Governor Reeder ought best to
know WHY il IL Who but himself and those delu.
ded vie TINS who have linked their fortunes with his
since his removal frum Office setting themselves I'D
against all law aud order in the Territory have pro.
duced this state of things Who but those under Lis
hucnce-no bona fde settlers in Kansas but emsa-
res ofmischef sent by his colaborer elsewhere pur
poses of civil strife are now in insurrectionary
Its with view 10 overthrow the constituted
tLores Of the Territory, aud 20 break down the only
Government aud system Of laws TO which the people
lock for the protection OF ie liberty and property The
actual residents of Kansas have just appreciation of
good government, and reverence for law II they
lave lately been unduly excited by matters originating
more with others than themselves they are not TO be
cersured therefor and particularly by those wicked
projectors of the evils by which they are moested No
society or community can be altogether quiet when
treason against IFS very existence Is plotted IN
It's bosom. Late information from Kansas,
however represents the state Of the public
mind there as much less excited than It has BEEN
and warrants the indulgence in the hope that the
ned conflict between the reyoutioas and those
who stand by the laws of the land viii not take place.
OF one thing the undersigned feels confident that
nothing could do more to leopard the peace of that
Territory and with it, perhaps, the peace Of the whole
Cnion than for the open and ayowed oppOsers of the
laws there hose who have declared intention to
set up system OF their own in opposition to the gov
eminent instituted under their organic law, of whom
Governor Reeder may be considered the chef-to re-
ceve aid and countenance in their fell purpose by men
in position and authority elsewhere.
March l. 1886 JOHN W. WHITFIELD.
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FROM KANSAS.

To tie Editor Of the MHssogTi Demoevgt:
Night before last, Sam. Lattus, who assumes to act
as Sheriff of Douglass County when Jones is absent,
proceeded to Hickory Point with about twenty men to
arrest Mr. Branson who was rescued fiom Mr.. Jones's
custody on the goth Of Novemberlsst. But some Free
State men, negbbors of Mr.. b.. got wind of the in
tended arrest about 3 clock yesterday morning. They
vented by their presence the contemplated arrest.
Lattus with bus troupe TO the conclusion that
was best under the circumstances for them to quietly
retire. without having accomplished their object. MIR.
Branson came into this city yesterday, where he now
H. No one is vet advised whether or not Latus will
call upon his friends TO come upon Lawrence and de-
molfsh the city, ii Branson is not given up
Coleman, the murder of Dow, was in town few
days since, and purchased Shotgun at one OF the
stores. II rumored that he OF Lattuss posse
night before last. Yours in haste, l.. T. I.
IGwreace, Kansas, Eel. ~ 1856.
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DlsTCFBAsck Al YALE COLLEGE.-The NeD-Ld-
rem PaAqd,um reports that on Monday evening" be-
tween II and ~ O'clock serious occurrence took
nlnre AZ Yale College. The windows Of the room
occupied by Mr. Fix =. Brown, College Tutor, we're
broken by stones thrown at them, undoubtedly by
psrty OF students. He left for assistance, and on
returning found his room occupied by party OF stu
dents who had entered in his absence. In bis at
ten pts 10 seize some Of them he beaten over the
head with club and rendered insensible. The par
ties committing this outrage then escaped without
detection. Tie next day, Mr.. NJ. V. B. Lee, OF
Clinton La late member Of the Sophomore class,
who has recently taken dismission" from College,
was arrested suspicion OF participation In the snfry,
and held under bonds of $500 for examination.
MopyL HorsEs-Those model houses which have
been nroner built and leased in this city said 20
sD.ve In every respect the intentions Of the owners.
We are highly grstihed to hear this and only regret
tha. there are not many more such dwellings for the
honest and industrious poor in ali parts OF the metrop
oils One Of the great Of poverty, crime and
ruin amOpg the humblest classes the fact that they
are driven TO I've il underground apartments in Broad,
Ann and ether streets. These deus should be broken
Nd and one OF tie most certain and effective means
Of doing il "a by the substitution Of model houses
which while they shelter their inmates from storms
and cold afford them an ample supply of room, air,
light and water Boston Traveller.
REouIsIrIos.-We understand that Gov. Chase
has made reputation upon Gov. Morebead Of Ken
tucky for the return Of the slave woman who killed
one Of be. children in this city and who by the decree
of Judge Lesviit has been returped 10 Slavery. The
messenger ID whose hands the requisition has been
pie ced % Joseph Coopet ESQ., Of Hamilton County Hs
leaves tas woDi'g tor trykfort. lCine, aas,, 9th.
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FROM PHILADELPHIA,

PHILADELPHIA, Friday, March !, 1856.
The propeller Henry l.. Cav, OF the Baltimore Canal
Line took fire at the Chestnut street Wharf this morn
iug, and the woodwork nearly destroyed. She
had large amount Of freight board, having been
loaded in anticipation Of Iesuming her trips to Bat-
more on Monday. The boat was nine months old No
insurance.
PHILADELPHIA, Saturday, March 3, 1856.
The store Of d. & b. Curtis & Co., in this city, was
robbed last night Of silks amounting to $4,000 in val
ne. The store Of Shut & Werrwa was also robbed OF
$4,000 worth of bonnet silks satns and vevets.
PHILADELPHIA, March 9, 1856.
Mr. Phillers sash factory on Christian street de-
stroyed by fire last night together with ten OF twelve
small dwellings contiguous. Loss about $4,000.
1t SHOWS in Philadelphia and Washingtai this even
ing.
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THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE AFRICA. %
NO NEWS OF THE PACIFIC.

The Cunari steamer Africa from Liverpool arrived
here on SATURDAY evening
The screw-sioamer Edinburgh was 10 sail foa
C 'asgow on the s3d nit for NewYofk.
Not yestige Of the ship Great Duke now remains.
and though her cargo has been washed about, yet,
owing to the PERCEPTIONS nature Of the coast feared
little can b. saved The bodies Of several Of the
have been recovered and buried al Angle.
The Peace Conferences were expected 70 open -
Monday the 25ih, and great anxiety prevailed ~ -
their issue. There Is no other aews.
On the subject Of the difficulties with The United
States have nothing new 10 report excepting thai
The London Morning Adrerfiser proiessest be
that Mr. Dallas carries out very stringent demands in
regard both to the Central American and the Enlist
ment questions.
The weekly ssIo.,, q the L,scoi cOrI9s s..s, ...
prices but since Tuesday there he'd been less asos
sss buysr. bsd more eSe ard vrr. nsbisl 70 como IN
reduction of LIED. p on American descriptions No
offered rather too sey The reduction Is @saIy Il Mddlias
and under Que,acn. arg oE Ear oIlesn. o. Noble si
lsid sled Sales OF the week SO bales. Including fe
S Sa pc nHn IS 81 Ameresa wssar bad me. r.shs an
proved inquiry during he week, and the hne
White. Icl66iia FLous bad been sold fair extent ss
fulIaie. Western Caus 81 eS Ped.dslphs and Ba,sot,
shown disposition the market buyers had 10 comply
with an .d,.Dee Of 81 al PER quarter, Mixed S fslos
81 5d356; White g sdS5I Indian Meal held a. Hsdtst
per barrel The reduction submitted 20 la, week In Bsst had
resulted considerable business sbont 100 for good Cloves
ard Brands; qualities msintaned their full prices
Nothing dom PoRx for want OF stock BAcos moved on
pretty freely arrival. So 0S2. LARn quoted 81 a5.
With OF T,LLow still dull North Anericsn
nomnaly SCI per RosN 10 reported lees scys. 80
Common. SPIRITS TVRPESIISE quiet at J595Le per
No sales OF TAR CRUDE TVRPENrSE sales Of Asnks
had been made last weeks rates LNsEEp Oh dull 81
fair basr In DyEwooDs Sugar had hardened towards
the remained quiet without change
There little change the MONEY markets. The demand,
active but there hiss been rather better ssppy toa-
soils had euctuated about y cent, but Il having been
the taken 90 they improved and
closed Bullion in the Bank England has decrsasst
The Of discount Il 6d7 u esat Amen
can Stocks reported quiet without alteration Ia prices
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsHISGTON, Saturday, March 3, 1896.
The Senate Naval Committee have been all day in
vestigatiDg the case of Lieutenant Bartlett. They will
not report before the middle of next week. Nothing
yet has been found against him.
WAsHISGTos March 9, 1856.
the National Hotel this afternoon A Mr.. Stuart OF
Louisville knocked down Mr.. Mahon, resident Of
Washington, who reaiated by firing pistol at his an
tagoiist The ball did not take effect, and the inter
ference of bystanders prevented further difficulty The
meter originated in a fancied affront Tae lessees Of
the hotel have requested Mr.. Stuart, who boarded at
the hotel 10 withdraw from the house, and have also
forbidden Mr. Mahon the privilege of frequcnting the
ladies' parlor. The litter not boarder at the Ma
tional,
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THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED ny
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
SERIOUS ArFRAY Attic NATIONAL HOTEL,
Special Dispatch to The y. Y Tribune.

Special Dispatch to The y Y. Tribune
WAsHISGToS, March . 1856.
serious ARRAY occurred in the ladies parlor of the
National Hotel TO-DAY, between boarder named
Stuart oDd Mr. Mahon who had called Some i'll
feeling previously existed between the parties Stuart
fancied that Mahon treated him dsrespectfully and
approaching him while sitting ON a sofa with mutual
lady friend, he remarked: You are an nsOlent
puppy! at the same time presenting his card, which
Mahon threw in Stuart's face. Stuart Immediately
struck him blow and the parties oinched and fought
q few seconds, when Gov. Reeder interfered and
separated them
Immediately afterwnrd the scuffle was renewed
when MahOn drew small pocket pistol, placed it
against Stuars side and fired Stuart pushed Mahons
hand aside just in time to himself the ball CLAN
cling across his abdomen close enough to burn and tear
his pantaOons, but nfictDg DO other injury.
Stuart who is very tall and powerful man. received
blows from Mahon whom he held with one hand
while he beat him severely with the other Est, cutting
and brusng him seriously. The parties were finally
separated by Reeder, Broom Of Pennsylvania and the
hotel cashier.
When the afffey commenced, several ladies were
present, who fed the room.
The proprietOrs are deeply mortified at the occur
renee and have requested Stuart to leave the house,
and forbid Mahon from visiting the ladies parlor.
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FROM BERMUDA. BY the arrival of the bark
Maravai, Capt Ward, from Bermud', we have files
of The ROYAL Gazette to the Goth February. The
ship Splendid, Of New-York, Capt. Higgins, about
which some anxiety has heen felt IN this city, when
10 days out from Havre bound to New-York, put into
St. George leaking badly and in want of provisions
Her cargo would have to be discharged, and her pas
sengers forwarded by another vessel. The weather IN
Bermuda had been very changeable with occasional
violent north-westers There had been frequent falls
of hsi, but the crops far as known, had received
little or no injury.
His Excellency Governor Hincks, newly appointed
10 Barbados, arrived there on the sd January, and
met with an enthusiastic reception.
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HoRA1Io ALLEN, esq.

1t is proper to add that on the resignation OF the
former Chief Engineer of the Pacific Mr.. Matthews
was appointed in his place; in all other respects the
Engineer department remains unchanged. Mr.. Mat
tLews had charge of the engines the previous voy
age TO Liverpool and back and gave entire satistac
ion Previous TO this appointment Mr. Matthews had
been three and half years first assistant OF the Baltic
whose engines and boilers duplicates of those OF
the Pacific; prior to which service he had been Chief
Engineer of the Cherokee. and for several years nrs
assistant in the United States naval service. We
have therefore the satisfaction of knowing that the
Engineer department of the Pacific in no respect
inferior or unprepared for the contingencies OF Winter
service. HoRArlo ALLEN,
Chief Ergineer Y. Y. and L. I. 5. NJ. s. Co.
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Mr. Roger Sherman, probably the Oldest citizen Of
New-Haven, and the son of Roger Sherman who,
with Jefferson and Franklin was on the Committee to
draft the Declaration of Independence, died on Tues
day last in his sSth year. He was merchant by pro-
fession and was much esteemed. He lett four sons,
al residents of New York City.
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FROM KANSAS.

LOUISVILLE, Saturday, March 9, 1856.
Geographic dispatch from Weston Kansas, says
that the FreeState officers installed at Topeka
on the 4th inst.
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It's stated by Mr.. Ii. b. Elliot in TIE Independent
that the report that the Rev. James HOyt formerly OF
Stamford Conn., has become a convert to spiritual
ism" Is totally untrue.