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DUNN q YATES,
Receiving, Forwarding and Commission
MERCHANTS, .-tf-
And dealers in Groceries, Boat & Bar Stores,
1871 PLANTATION SUPPLIES, &C..

Commerce street, Shreveport, La.
VIZ have leased the commodous Brick Fire Proof
w Warehouses, recently owned and occupied by
Messrs Ogeshy & Griswold, and are prepared to re-
ccive and store cotton, merchandise and produce.
We solicit patronage, and pledge ourselves to give
prompt attention to all business entrusted
We shall keep on hand all times complete stock
of Plantation Supplies, Boat and Bar Sares and Gro
ceres of every description, which beg leave to
call public attention
Our charges for receiving, storing aud shipping cot
ton twenty-five cents per bale, for the entire
We will make liberal cash advances on cotton and
merchandise in store. [ol] DUNN & YATES.
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Negroes at Auction,

WILL be sold on SATURDAY, 9th December,
at the Courthouse, in the town Of Shreveport,
several likely Negroes, to-wit: - ~ - IN
Phoebe, % years Old, and her children: 1'#
Hannah, 6 years old;
Jack, 4 years old, and
Elise, year. ..s
On credit until the LIST March next for city accep-
tance.5 Also. at the same time, one Negro Boy, Is
years eidi and Woman % years old, good cook and
washer. All fully guaranteed. ~ #zs~4
noy5 szs A. L. HEINE, Auct'r.
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Shreveport. November !, 1856.
Sheriff Sale.

CTATE OF LOUISIANA-Parish of Caddo-1n
~ District Court, No. 1854. Haley & HowERTuN
vs. w J SBsAlL fBy virtue of a writ of feri facas
issued out Of the honorable the District Court in and
fer the parish of Caddo, in the above entitled suit and
to me directed have seized and will proceed to sell
at public auction at the courthouse door in the town
of Shreveport, parish aforesaid, SATURDAY, the 9Th
day December, A. d. 1856, between the hours of
O'Clock, A. NJ and PM the following described pro-
perry o-wis: Lot No thirteen l3 in block N o. four
Al situated in the town of Shreveport, with all the
buildings and Improvements thereon. Seized as the
properly Of the defendant and to be sold pay and
isfy the wri. issued lin the above entitled suit. ~
Terms of sae--A credit oftwelye months, the pur-
chaser to give his note with approved personal
ty bearing eight per cent per annum interest from the
day DC sale. and special mortgage retained on the
property sold till fAal payment s'4z"ss @@E ,i.@
-" l&Ses 1.. z.H SdETHOS. R. SIMPSON, Sheriff.
ID Sbreyapf,rt November / 1856 n5-pf. & IL SIS
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Sheriff'S Sale.

CTATE OF LoylsIANA.--Parisho Of Gaddo---In
~ District Court, No. 1859. Ii. P. DEAR vs. JOHN
n MAY, tutor b. virtue of writ Of Fl. ia. issued out
of The honorable the District Court and for the parish
of DeSoto and directed TO the sheriff Of the parish of
Caddo, have seized will proceed to sell at puzzle
auction at the courthouse door in the town OF Shreve
port, parish aforesaid, SATURDAY, the 9Th day Of
December SD 1885, between the hours Of II o'clock,
a M and NJ, the following described property, To-
wit: negro boy named lsham, OF black compe xlon,
aged eighteen years. Seized as the property OF the
defendant and to be sold to pay and satisfy the writ
issued in the above entitled suit.
Terms olssals-A credit IF twelve months, the pur-
chaser give his note. with approved personal secur-
ity, bearing eight per cent, per annum interest from
the day Of sale and special mortgage retained on the
property sold ill tiiSal payment.
ta8 #&' THOs. r. SIMPSON, sheriff.
Vi Shreveport, November l. 1856. my r5-pf.Sll IS
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Police Jury Notice.

FOllce Jury Notice. HaHaasE
'HEkE will be a meeting Of the Police Jury Of
Caddo parish, on Monday, 10th November, 1856.
Nonce Is hereby given to the members OF the board
attend. R.. T. BUCkNER, Il
President of the Police Jury
Shreveport, Ocsobsr u, 1855.
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REUBEN WHITE. w. SMITH. JOS. w BALDWIN.
WHITE, SMITH & BALDWIN,
Receiving, Forwarding and Commission

A nd dealers in .
Groceries, Boat and Bar Stores,
NJ "&=H@ PLANTATION SUPPLIES, &C., *.." ..
Corner of Commerce and Milan streets, Shreveport
TAVING purchased from MIR. E.. G. Hart the COM
i L modious Brick Warehouses, formerly occupied
by Mr.. l.. E. Carter, and more recently by Mr.. Nat
Moore, we are prepared to receive and store cot
ton merchandise and produce, and solicit the patron
age of our friends and the public pedgng ourselves
to give prompt attention to all business entrusted to
our care We will keep on hand at all times large
and complete stock of Plantation Supplies, Boat and
Bar Stores and Groceries, of all descriptions, to which
we request the attention of purchasers.
N. B. Our entire charges for receiving, storing and
shipping cotton, will be twenty five cents per bale.
Shreveport, April 8, 1856. ''
Is>The Republican. Marshall: Star Spangled Ban
ncr, Henderson; Telegraph. Tyler; Enquirer, Rusk;
Columbian Mansfield AID the Gsddo Gazette copy for
one uear and send hill to this Office. ~ - 49, =
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IHOS. II. SIMPSON, Sheriff.
Shreveport. October l. 1856. a." pfS2l
SALE OF A VALUABLE PLANTATION

.n To Effect a Partition. ,r
- VILE be sold al public auction, in order to ef
ss feet partitions on the promises, on Saturday.
u eth day of December, A. D. 1856. the valuable
Plantation, known as the property of VIM. l.. Full
love and wife, situated in the parish of Caddo, near
keachie, containing 600 acres, more less together
with all the Improvements thereon. a@$#z5545t sH#
Terms--A credit of one andtwo years, purchasers
to give their notes, with approved security, bearing in
eref at the of per cent per annun from day OF
sale until paid and special mortgage retained ON the
property sold. na aaesW W. T.. FULLlLOVE
-.sl #11--r..,. -za5s ~ FLAVEL FOSTER, Agt.
Caddo Parish October 30, 1856. .7..z zs.sgg.= I'm
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Notice.

w. 8t.1" Notice. ~. - ---.l.g.a
TN CONSEQUENCE OF A RUMOR having been
L circulated that our charges per barrel for storing
up freight are 25 cents, induced to notify our
friends and the public, that charges follows:
Storage, per barrel l2ac.
a Drayage, receiving and forwarding. 6ac.
WHITE, SMITH s. BALDWIN.
Shrevenort A nriI % e mos -EsEp ... y =--f' be-.
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TO TRAVELLERS. ~,
House Of Entertainment.
FLORANCE HOUSE,

Corner of Lafayette Square and Camp street,
New ORLEANS.
Ag1A-.l THIS beautiful edifce is JUS, completed
#s .s.sA and magni6cently furnished, will be
sea opened to the public the lst Of
October next. The location of this hotel, being OPP
posite to of the handsomests parks in the city,
makes very desirable for permanent and transient
boarders, being in the most central part Of the city
and the immediate vicinity all the fashionable places
of amusements, and better adapted the comforts
of families than any other house in the city. Having
large number of bed rooms well ventilated, for FAM
lies, together with large number Of single for
ladies and gentlemen
This house is to be Of the FIRST Class, and second
to NONE, in all its appointments.
aug6-tf JOHN +. JETER
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The Latest Importation! .

SUMNER. GOODS. e
>ss7M THE undersigned take this method of re-
Ssyfs " turning thanks to the public Of Shreve- E@a
* port and its vicinity for the kind pat -
ronage extended TO them hitherto, and would now in
form their friends and that they still have
hand large and well selected stock of
s u " Nl II e d o o Id s,
consisting partly OF the following:
Ladies' Dress Goods,
Lawns, Jaconets
Muslins, Bareges.
Robe and Flouncings Dresses, etc.
We have the best stock of LINEN GOODS, comprising
all qualities and descriptions. Our stock of Brown
and Bleaeed Domestics has never yet been surpassed
in Shreveport, and we only ask friends give
call We do not promise to sell 0 per cent 20 per
cent less than any other store that sell for
under cost That is entirely against principle; but
we do say that we SELL GOOD GOODS for good money.
,uyg G. M. LEVY g. Co.
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!, 7ss*eg New Orleans Market. sS 9 zaE
October 2S-The accounts per Arabia from Liver
pool stiffened the cotton market OH Saturday, and
prices closed at recovery Of "a ne. the previ-
Gus decline. On Monday the demand continued ac
tive and the advance was fully maintained. This
morning there is a fair inquiry. esss*7
The receipts tlncluding $685. bales hand,
since the LIST September, have been 2s2.l5 bales :
Exported during same time, ll46sS.
Inferior, - G. Middling, l158@ll3s
G. Ordinary, lo75@ll- Good a. 12e@laI
Low mddling, j l1sl0u14 Midlng fair l21 a@i2s4
FLouR-superfne, 81 l2Ja @ IA; extra, 81 ~ @74
PonK-M o. SO; mess, S2l OO@2I SO. n7.@
BAcos--Sides, 5@9c; shoulders, s@e1sc.
To- LARp--l3@I4c. ~ Ii. s4ss BE- =+1i#F
CoRs--6s@75c u bush. a3ss s5Hn ao@
CoFFEE-kio, s1ae0ll1sc. ~ Ii. W. a#@ sa@1t sa
sgeAn-814 @911s; 90 9lO1ac. y b. y $Aaa@H5H
MoLAssEs-49go3c i, gallon. Is..#
BAeeiNe& ROPE -Bagging 5000; rope l0(9il1s
WHIsKEY-Rectifed, 351a G0o6; raw, 359e37 u gal.
HlpEs-Dry country, l4gl5c ~ h. ga gH
at2LIME--At retal-Thomaston,S ST. 5O@l IS. Yves
tern, 81 OO@l So zzss.ssA 41.sss E4tg as4sz
.SALr---Liyerpool, fine, ST 3o@1 IS; coarse, 81 Is
@I2U u sack. ~ .fsl aal
Exchange N. Y, sight, X PC dist "a Il 59c.pre
Land Warrants, $50. (l193c. u acre. 7.
Ne CATTLE III ARKET, October %.
BEEf-Western, fine, s-t--#7-(971ac. q ID net
Texas and Lake, -s 31a@5-c-kE
Hogs, - -F-s-4-f-.s- III III @o-c. 5q@
/, Sheep, -- So OO@5 20 " head
Calves and yearlings, $60O@ll 90 -v#
Mich Cows, --s- $40 UU@75 90
Stock heavy and prices dropping. ss.e4,ft-a
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Railroad Meeting.

Railroad Meeting.
a MEETING If all those ID favor Of the extension
"A Of the New Oleans, Opelousas and Great Wes,
ern Railroad TO Shreveport, will be held in The base
ment OF the Presbyterian church, on SATURDAY
EVENING, l5th inst, at O'Clock. W. #s Fanov5
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N Joppa Lodge, No. "a, F. M
MsAT called meeting Of Joppa Lodge No. "a

Ng f. A. nj, the following RESOLUTIONS were adopt-
ed and approved Of s#@5 g sz.t i
RESOLVED, That the members of this Lodge will
long and affectionaely cherish the memory of their
departed brother, VIM g. KERLEY, endeared to them
as he was by the many excellent qualities which
adorned his character both man and a mason,
and mingling their sorrows with those of his atict
ed wife and family, they beg to tender them their
most heartfelt sympathy and coincidence.
RESOLVED, That the usual badge of mourning be
by the Masonic fraternity for the space Of thir
ty days. . .-s 1T u5.
RESOLVED, That committee be appointed to fur
nish copy Of these resolutions the several
papers published in the town of Shreveport and to
the family Of our deceased brother
GEO. WILLIAMSON.
@t VIM THATCHER.
@t@@# RoBT II LINDSAY.
" A true copy-R Fl. LINDSAY, sec'y pro tenn .-@
Shreveport, La, Nov. 8, 1856.
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l Paxton. deceased. Whereas JAMES S. ALLEN, Gu
rator Of said succession and quidang partner of the
commercial concerns of Allen & Paxton, has filed his
fnal account and amended schedule of debts, both Of
said succession and the said commercial concern and
has prayed be discharged both accounts and has
prayed for partition of the property between himself
and the succession of VIM. Paxton deceased. Now,
therefore, unless opposition is made thereto in thirty
DAYS, the time prescribed yiaW, said final account
and scheduls of debts wHfbe homoogaed, approved
and made tile judgment of the court, as prayed for,
and the said James s.: Allen will be discharged from
the further curatorsp said succession, and his bond
as such cancelled. 49,, !: SsS u. ~ .-,.-. o..
~ Given under my band and seal of office, this
L. S. : the 2lst day of October, A. D. 1856,
.l~\ A. H. LEONARD,
= o22-lm Dep'ty elk.
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1s0n PAIRS BEST OAK TANNED RUS
IOUU SETS, for sale by
a., NT II uJIncINS
Washington telegraph., 1856-07-23
CANDIDATES.

~We are authorized TO announce the nam,
of p K BOWMAN as a candidate for SAer;i
OF Henspstead county at the August election.
~ We are authorized to announce lAM.S
X. YOUNG as a candidate ior fIoNe.uilhs Al-
ing August election.
II We are authorized TO announce m w.
CAN'T. ESD. as a candidate ior re-eiech9n lnr
Prosecuting Attorney tor the IN yuhlchi ~
cult. at the ensuing August eieehoL
n We are authorized TO announce JOHN b.
SANDEFUR a. a candidate tor Teeieciion u the
Office OF sheriff OF Hampstead eoufy- at the dec
tion in August next
n We are authorized 10 announce MOS !.
SANDERS as a candidate for reelection ic the
Office Of Clerk Of Hampstead couHy at the aisu-
ing August election.
n We are authorized to announce HUGH
A. BLEVINS as n candidate tor Internal In
provement Commissioner OF Hampstead cointy-
at the ensuing election.
u-y-Wc are authorized to announce WILLIAM
MOSS. as a candidate 10 represent hempsead
county in the next Legislature.
u We are authorized to announce DAVID
BLOCK. as a candidate to represent ilemraead
county in the next Legislature.
Il We are authorized to announce ALFRED
II. CARRiGAN. a candidate 10 represent ll,mp-
stead county in the next LesislatuFe
a. We are Authorized 70 announce John G.
ARNE1-r as a candidate FOR Cnusfauif a Okan
Township at the August election.
Il We are authorized to aunHunrc ri u
PHILLIPS. q candidate Tor Treasurer NJ Hemp
stead county, at the next August e.ziion-
Washington telegraph., 1856-07-23
TelegraPhed TO the New Orleans Picayune
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival of the Steamer Africa.

New YORK, July 1.-THE Cunard
steamship Africa, Capt. Harrison, has ar.
rived here with intelligence from Europe
three days later than that received by the
Baltic, bringing the mails from Liverpool
of Saturday, the 2Sth ult
LIVERPOOL CoTToN MARKET.-Accor-
ding to the circular of Messrs. Brown,
Shipley & CO., the Liverpool cotton mar.
ket had experienced an advance of Lied.
per pound ON middling qualities, since last
adviees.
The sales for the week are reported to
have amounted To $4,000 bales, of which
1900 bales were taken on speculation,
and 1000 bales for export.
The quotations are for Fair Orleans 6 ID.
per pound: for Middling Orleans q 3-16d.
per pound.
The sales ON Friday, the 9th ult.. are
reported to have amounted to 10, 900 bales,
the market closing firm.
The circulars OF the Liverpool bread
stuffs market report an advance in flour
of Is. sd. to 2s. per barrel on the finer
qualities, and of from 2d; to Sd. per bush
Of 20 pounds in wheat since last accounts.
The Indian corn market is reported
dull
Consols are reported at an advance Vt !
per cent. since the departure of the Baltic.
the quotations ut the close on Saturday,
the 18th ult., being given at 90.
Money is reported without any change
in rates since last accounts, with an easy
market.
Trade at Manchester and in the manu-
featuring districts generally had eyineed
more activity than was previously report
ed.
Washington telegraph., 1856-07-23

kENTUcKY-The Sag Nichts are boast
ing on carrying this State. They base
their calculations on the fact that Brecken-
ridge is on their ticket Now let US look
into thiq matter. Three times in the past
Kentucky has had a candidate for Vice
President. In 1886. Col. Il. VI. johnson.
He not only failed to carry his State, but
failed to be elected by the popular vote,
Virginia and South Carolina refusing to
support him. In 1910, he failed in Ken
lucky, ard shamefully, elsewhere.
In 1913, they ran Gen. WIN. O. Butler,
a gallant soldier, aud clever gentleman,
and with all the prestige of the Mexican
war to aid him, he failed to carry
Kentucky. So will il be in the coming
contest. Fillmore and Donelson will carry
Kentucky by thousands.
Ga-osfc 4. Democrat.
Washington telegraph., 1856-07-23

election, without fraud or violence, or any
other improper influence. All the white
male inhabitants over u years of age are
to be allowed to vote if they have resided
in the Territory three months previous to
the day of election, and no other test
shall be required, no oath to support the
Fugitive Slave Law or any other law, nor
any other condition whatever
The Final Vote.
YEAs-Messrs. Allen, Bayard, Bell, (of
Tenn.) Benjamin, Bragg, Bigler, Bright,
Broadhead, Brown, Cass, Clay, Crittenden,
Douglas, Hunter, Iverson, johnson, Jones,
Tenn Mallory, Pratt, Pugh, Reid, Sc
bastian, Slidell, Stuart, Thompson, CKy.)
Toombs, Toucey, Weller, Wright, Yulee
-32.
NAYs.-Messrs. Bell, (of n. H.) Col
lamer, Dodge, Durkee, Fessenden, Foot,
Foster, Hale, Seward, Trumbull, Wade,
Wilson--12
Washington telegraph., 1856-07-23
Harry of the West.

He /. full sixteen hands high aad well pFopoT-
toned. a beau:iiu. golden dappled yelloS. VITA
blaet lees and flowing blaei; mane and all, and
,v,s oine years old on the first day oi June last.
lie was rsised in Humphreys county. Western
D,striet Of Tennessee and has stood three years
in Drew county, 10 THIS State. and the TaFt spring
s.aSon at his present stand. where his reputation
i 6rmly substantia:ed. His pedigree " pHhab Ply
unsurpassed By that OF any horse N ihis STATE
"a - rarely excelled anywhere. He wassIrci
hy H.. weli-k known and tavori;e horse of Ternes-
~. Old Union, he by Williams Old Boie- and
he b,. the old imported Janus.
u,rHr OF THE WEsr's dam was lib. she by
n,Js,r's old Bluster. he by the old gray Diouedei
T;Iys Jan was Col. Tojty's old Oscar mare.
rbis stock has produced more race and bitter
e,rm horses. than any other in Tennessee Of
more durability and more action than that oilny
other stock. 4,
Tbis fine Horse will stand the ensuing 'all
season at his own stables. in Prairie q 'Ann--he
.eason commencing on the iirst uf Scp.emer-
a. the moderate price of Five Eight and Ten
Dollars All possible pains will ne taken %
prevent accidents, bot no accountability nr any
that may occur. Harry will be found " hone
al any time this summer.
r K GARLAND.
Hsmps,esd county. J1lv %. 1855. so-tl
Washington telegraph., 1856-07-23
Ths Contest at the North.

1t is plain that the contest at the North
i to be between Fillmore and Fremont.
Contrary to the expectations Of the De
uocracy in that section, they are rapidly
losing their German and Irish voters,
which compose the bone and siuew Of the
party The fact i now 80 plain, that the
..wayfaring man. though 4 fool, need not
bo mistaken" The naturalized citizens
are going oycr IN troops, and by the day
of election, it X hardly possible for the
Democracy t. make a respectable showing,
much les carry Northern State. There
Is. it is true, an oasis in this desert the
Courier des Eta,s THis has recently conf
plimented the nationality Of Mr. Fillmore,
and there is every indication that its infiu-
euce will be given tn him. The sage Of
Wheatlaud will probably retain in his ser
vice some few Of the unimportant German
and Irish presses. but it Is undeniable that
the prominent presses are out against bin.
His vascillating course does not suit these
would-be guardians Of Americans politics
and they prefer the man who goes the
whole figure, to one on whom they cannot
rely longer than their treason is supposed
to be Memphis IThig.
Washington telegraph., 1856-07-23
KEEP IT BEFORE THE PEopLE.-Tha

KEEP IT BEFORE THE PEoPLE.-That
Gov. Conway is paying an accountant, and
an accountants clerk, - 900 year, each,
for their services in the Real Estate Bank,
when better and ADLER business men, can
be employed for 81 200 year-and when
the State only pays her Supreme Judges
a salary Of 81 500 year.
Keep IL before he Pe9ple.-That the
Governor has an accountants clerk EN-.
ployed in the Bank at a salary of $4,000
a year-for whose appointment, the law
gives him no authority
Keep it before The Psopie.-That two oi
Gov. Conway's employees in the Bank
Hampstead, attorney, and Gouge, account
ant-are receiving large amounts from the
Treasury, on the mere orders Of the Gov.
etnor without the rate of their salary, ol
time, or amount of their services, being
specified-theamoun Of heirsalaries, and
the nature, extent, and character Of theii
services being known only to the Cover
nor. is "seaIed book" to the People
whose money is wasted in paying them.
GG=ctts d- Democrat.
Washington telegraph., 1856-07-23

SUMMING UP.-A contemporary in re-
ferring to Nr. Fillmore's triumphal march
homewards thus sums up in brief what
these events show:
lst That Mr. Fillmore has stronger
hold upon the popular heart than any other
man in the Nation.
I'd. That reasonable men Of all parties
concede that he is just the man for the
times.
Sd. That the true Union men of the
Nation regard him as their true leader, and
that they are only waiting till the ''sign'
is right, to rally as one man around hi:
standard
4th. That the "sign is made, and that
they are now rallying.'
Washington telegraph., 1856-07-23

THIs Piow- now icing in- g.
H. troduced 10 the Planters q
II this State II the hest most sazr==-$T@A
durable, ami simple Piow, TOR All work" ever
introduced 70 the public. Ii was faterted in
April 1855 bv Noah WaTlick, Of Alabama Ii
has a wrought iron loot attached to the eo1mon
stock, and combines, in ose Plow. any number
of points; as. for example, tae New-grounc Cut
ter. the Ssbsoil, Tarning Pow, CGtlvs.or, Sweep
or Cotton scraper. and IL fact any kind oil Plow
iha; NAV he required. can readily be adjusted
10 the same stock, and set 10 run to any depth
that Is desired and any Of the changes IN the
points can he made IN one minute. without the
aid OF a mechanic
The Plow complete, with one point il offered
AZ the moderate Price oi SEVEN DOLL AIRS.
II n s0 simple in III construction that any coed
blacksmith can make them with facility. while
any ordinary hand can make the stock II can
alsn be used with or without the lar. or landslide
This Plow received the Premiums at the State
Agricultural Fair. held a: Atlanta. Georgia. 10
September. 1858. and az the South Carolina State
Fair the same fall and also at the Union Agri-
cultural Fair ior Virginia and North Carolina.
held al Petersburg. Va, in Nov. 1855.
The Manufacturers. SHAEF, CHAsE & Co. al
Camden. Arkansas, will, in short time be pre-
pared to fil orders to almost an unlimited extent
and All orders addressed to them NJ u III L.
BRITTIN x CO. Washington. will meet with
prompt attention. and in All cases where the Plow
dnes not give entire satisfaction. ID s distinctly
understood fnat the purchaser has the privilege
Of returning i, and the money Will be refunded
Terms Cash.
I1nc ~ 1855. 7sa
Washington telegraph., 1856-07-23
PATENT
DDORAND GATE SPRING

ID W iNMAN. from Sheffield. England.
II. Manufacturer OF "Inman's- Patent Door
and Gate Spring. 10 which was awarded the first
premium at the World's Fair IN London is5l.
announces that he has constituted Alr. A. II.
Belrr. merchant bis sole agent for the ccui.ties
oi IIcnpsiead. SEWER Pike and Montgomery.
State of Arkansas For neatness, simplicity. full
performance vi all IL IL intended 10 hn, It, eS-
reeding usefulness. ifs Durability. and it, cheap
me- il certainly takes its position III the front
rank OF modern inventions.
Il. W INMAN.
For sale by A. T. BELLER.
Washington, July ,. $50. 27.3m.