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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-05-09

Rs5- Tile Stote SaUjngS Fund, SO Dock
street, re1t door to the rO oeo-sums, large and smal
are received on deposite and returned ,mo with
iye pcr cent Interest. The Office is open daily, aud
every Monday evening.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-05-09

20 Say Tt is said by those who are posted
in the matter pc tanning to the weather,
that the month Of April just passed, has
been the coolest one we have experienced
for 80 years.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-05-09

Sag- County SUPERINTENDENT Tho
Convention OF School Directors, Of Colum-
tia county, met at the Court House, in
Blsansburg on Monday afternoon last,
and elected WILLIAM BURG fss, Principal
of the Greenwood Seminary, County Sup.
erintcndant OF Common Schools, for the
ensuing three years. lie received 43 votes
,-none being cast for any other person.
He is an experienced Teacher and will
doubtless make an efiicent County Superin-
tendcnt. The salary was fixed at 840O
per annum.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-05-09

ESr- The rain of Saturday and Monday
gave an almost miraculous impetus to veg
ctstiop, and the grass and grain fields now
look fresh and green, and all nature re-
joices under its vivifying influence.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-05-09

Ess" The Hue Per Cent. Saving FNnd
ofthe National safety Company Hdn@ street, south
vest corncrof 7drd Philadelphia now has more
than ONE MnLIosuf Dollars all in MoRrAass GROUND
RESTS and otbct first clas securities, to the benefit
deposItOr
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Saturday Morning, May 8, 1857.

,.say- An Interesting Story, entitled "An
unmeant Rebuke," will be found on the
first page Of to-day paper. Read it.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-05-09

WAsn1NGToN, May 6.-The British and
French Ministers have represented to the
Government Of New Granada, that she 10
wrong in her controversy with the United
States. and will not be supported by foreign
powers, Negoti atoms with England will
not be resumed upon the basis Of the Dollas
Clarendon Treaty.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-05-09

.,. nss- BaoKE LOOSE ON last Sunday, q
raft broke from its fastenings in the river,
opposite this place, and went down the tide
some distance before it was secured,
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POSTSCRIPT.
Another Democratic victory

The Municipal Election 10 Philadelphia,
on Tuesday last resulted 10 another great
democratic victory. We have triumphantly
elected the City Treasurer, and Commiss-
ioner, and carried 30 out of the "a Wards I,
aud swept the dust from the Schuylkill to
the Delaware. The con pletcness oil our
victory is unprecedented.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-05-09

Dy- THE CRoPs The small grain in
this section looks favorable, and there is
every prospect of an abundant harvest
g It is short, but seems vigorous aud sus-
tained but little injury by the recent cid
weather.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-05-09

nsg- ENoRMoUs GLOVER RooT.-Capt,
SAMUEL RInBY, of Madison township, in
this county, informs us that he recently
ploughed up, GU his Farm, a Clover Root,
measuring twenty-five inches in length -
This il the result of deep plowing and good
farming. The Captain has promised to
depo,ite this monster Glover Root, in the
Office of the Columbia Democrat, for pub
lie inspection.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-05-09

ga- DIsAPpoINTED.-We saw large
crowd standing in one corner of the Ex-
change bar-room, this morning, and with
eagernoss pushed forward, chuckling to
ourself there's an item, Having elbowcd
our way into the Iing, what was our sur
prise on finding nothing more than our
friend Weichsolbaum, selling spectaclos,
&c, TO the people.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-05-09

BeE" AMBRoTVPEs.-O citizens have
now an opportunity Of secure one of the
above pictures at the Saloon of Mr.. David
Ginter, in the Exchange Block, where he
is prepared to execute pictures in all kinds
OF weather, aud never falls to afford salts
fac ion to his patrons, Give him a call,
examine his pictures and judge for your
selvc.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-05-09
Spring and Summer
G. OBS,

rTAVI Ne -, =. ' 1VN "1 ~ Wv,
II ,r W. JuH' recei'"d ana opened their sto,k a
ttmerCnnhdizc Tor spring sales, which commentaries
LARGEST CHEPEsT, aud HANDsOMEsr n sso,, ~
mem now onered IN THIS TOWN Having paid eynn,
attention 10 the selection of their entire stnck s
price and quality, they 1ater themselves that tue
can compete with the cheapest und an those wish;n
10 buy cbeap, can save money bv giving us can We
nave an kinds OF Goods and Wares 10 sunniv lie
People. Ayary large lot of "NPp' '"s
AIDES DRESS GOODS,
ftGnGn n ,frnoes WooIPlads, hlpacas Bomkn.ines
Nls'In De Laines, Persian cloths Gnghans oaIieoes
&c. "'i'Nee'
WHITE GOODS OF ALL KINDS sieves. Cou,,.
HnndkercbIeis, huuncIngs, bands and tIimminas
LnrcS ana edglngs bonnet rihh ons in rye ynreiy
velvet ribbons and b'dsi kid cotton and isle hfesi
gloves, MohHir mitts, sc.
we invite our friends and the public generally to
give US cal before purchasing elsewhere. Wehave
bOughiour goods at Lowest Cash Prices, nd viii NOT
be un ersoIdby anybody or the rest o: mankina.
MCkELVY, NEAL g. co,
Bloom turg, March 81, 1857,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-05-09

pGy- CoURr.-The courts Of this county
adjurned oD last Thursday evening. The
business of the Quarter sessions we are glad
to record occupied but a few days. ltspeaks
well for the improvements of the day
However we will not say too much as the
4th of July is between this and the next
term, and some bloody noses may be reas-
onably looked for on "Iadepenaence day."
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-05-09

ICY MAY PARTY.-Yesterd4y, We had
the pleasure of witnessing the departure of
Young America, enroute for the woods,
where they passed the day, in playful
amusement. Why can not our young ladies
and gentlemen follow suit : We pity the
extravagrance Of tho age we do, indeed,
from the very bottom Of our heart and long
to see the hoalthful yet Innocent amusc-
mcuts of former days. PiJ'cy stir them up.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-05-09

sarFGE B1Lt-We publish to-day the
new fee-bill for Justices and Constables
which has received the Governors signature
and is now the law of the State. We have
on hand copies of it in neat form for JUS
tices to put up 10 their Office as the law dir
Gets. The bill raises the fees Of the officers
about 25 per cent.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-05-09

,s sJ- During the past week, we had the
pleasure of seeing many person, from ne ar
all parts of the county, many of whom call
ed at our Office and paid their subscriptions
and many now names were added to the
list of the C5iun,bia Democrat.
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APPROXIMATIONS PRIZES.
Plum of tie Lottery.

Plan Of tie Lottery
The Numbers from to ~, 900, corresponding with
those Numbnis on the Tickets printed on scparat
slips OF paper 70 cncrcled with all tin tubes and
placGd in one wheel , ..
The dtst 2i5 Prizes, similsrlv printed s nd eucr.
c led ire nj ccd IN anO her wheel.
The wheels then cevolVed, and n MI mber ls
drawn rom the wheel OF Numbers and at the same
Il inc a PTiZG is drawn from the othcr wheel the
Number and Prize draw oIt are optnsd and eXhibil
ed to the audience and registered by the pnilnls
sioners; the Prize bcirg placed against the lhDtr
drawn THIS operation is repeated uhlll AL tue
Prizes are drawn ont. -,
two succ eding Numbers to those drawing Inc ntst
Is Prizes will he entitled to the I! Approximation n
Prizes. according to the schemG a.,
Tine $4,000 Prizes of $40 Will be determined y the
last gure of the Nnmbcr that draws the SlOuoO
For example, il the umhGr drawing the S1O OUu
Prize ends with No. |, thea oll the Tickets whefe
the Number ends in i'll be entitled 10 @@O IL me
Number ends with No I hen all th' Tlckets where
the Number ends in will be entitled to gu and so
on to o.
Certicates OF Packages will be sold at the follow
Ing rates, which is the risk
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-05-09

s2S- TRuE.-A friend of ours, said the
other day, that any person who embarked
in Millinery goods in Bloomsburg, was sure
to thrive. We thought Of this as we pass
cd the establishment of Mrs. NJ. E. Rupert
d Miss l. Robson, and saw the crowds
that was leaving carrying band boxes and
other articles with them, We knew not
what caused this commotion, until yesterday
when busy at the Press, We we're called upon
by two Ladies, who gave us an advertise
ment for insertion, announcing the arrival
of Spring and Summer Millinery Goods
at the above place,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-05-09

sey' The sun smiled upon US in its cheer
ing beams this morning, and woke up the
birds to singing sweet anthems of praise
to the Creator and the creature. What is
more pleasing than n concert from nature S
warblers Their notes arc sweetest be-
cause simplest, and always in tune, be-
cause nature never errs with them Girls,
get up carly in the morning, if you want a
seranado that has some music in it. Boys,
do likewise.
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FIRE AND THIEF
PROOF SAFES.

- q! 77'77ss17.,. THE LANGEST ASSORT-
,s-gJ 2 isE fss 49, menl in the United States
S---14 ia.-sf, Warranted IN be equal to any
g-lr;stsy5t,.s t.s, now ma de, and will be sold on
90, lsstas good tCrmn, can be obtained
ES sssse II 81 y rom any other house IN the
ta5flStIs9s ft :i,'GsF..J JhcOuntry, at
20 :sesz s,ss.--E EVANS & WATsON'S,
Rsi.f etgAs 90 ). 4th ST., Phil ade lphil
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Rupert CARRYING the Ditod States Mail
Leaves WIKI Barre at o'clock M, and ar
rives a Rupert in time to connectwi,h the MailTrans
both ways.
Leaves Rupert er the arrival of both Mail Trains,
(say O'Clock, p NJ and arrives at Wilkes Barre
about midnight.
u. +, WELLS Proprietor,
Wilkes Rnrre hpril II 1857.
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Cer,itic,te of Package of 10 Whole Tickets, $50
do do 10 Half do 10
do do lo99%Iter l.IH do do 2" 7"
do do 10 Eghtn 40 "

dn dn ~ Quarter do 20
do do M Einhth do 10
IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERllFICATFs,
Enclose the none y TO our address lor the uckciS
ordered on receipt Of winch they vii be iorwarded
by first mail. Purchl can have tickets chdthg III
any :utc they may desgra'e ~
The List of Drawn Numbrrs and Prizes wi II be sent
10 pur chasers Immediately after tue drawing
Purchaser Will pie write hHiT 81 gndtures Plain
nd give ther Post Office, County aud State.
Remember that every Pnze s drawn and payable in
fu II without deduction.
AIIpriZes of Sl0UOa ndundcr, aid Immediately aiter
The drawiug-otlIer PI ICES at The usual Ee Of thirty
days go
Al commun cations Ictly confdenti1l.
Address orders for Tickets or Certificates tn
S. SWAN a. co Atldatd Ga.
U5.A list Of the numbers that are drawn from the
~heri with the unt of the prize that each one il
IN, ied will be puhli shed aftet every drawing in
g., f. lowing papers :I6U Orleans Dtltd Mobile Re
CHARLESTON Standard. .Nt3hrile Ga-Co, Atlanta
gaSe;r,n er Mem York Weekly Day Book, nd saeoHnah
Morning .kttss
Anrl ~ lS.T
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~ "l ~ 80 '0''
ram AVID WINTER 6OODS
where they were purchased by one Of the firm
in person We feel confident that we can
now Offer greater inducements to purchasers,
on hand decidedly the largest Fall aud Winter
Stock that we nave ever brought to the city
of Marshall, and oaxY YOU the following M =
part.
400 pieces anon, and Al WOO. planes and
twills
lao (" all plaid linseyA
$50 pair Negro blankets
so " colored Mackenav blankets and
eoaiings.
30 supeNos ribbon oouna blankets
loo pieces tweed ana heht"eky jeans
40 sntined, all eoiors
10 "ht"' req ana yeho" hlh"e's'
800 go % a., p p,,at go, ,,o,oo.
100 n,,ce. laJie. s.,srt.d dres. goods con.
ID French de lains' PLAIN and printed French
ner'no-, fancy SILKS 'anay siih poPNnS' plaeh
igured silks plain black silks Scotch pl'dds,
itc. eve composing Tue 2fs,'ea' 'f,y .,
ladies' iali ana winter dress goon' ever oHefed
{
For all manner OF things That woman can
a. p"' -,
I Or wrap around her .aou,ders, or fl, around
her waist;
Or that can be sewed on, or pinned on or laced
on,
Or tied on with q string, or stitched on VIA .
bow,
In front, or behind, above or below;
! Bonnets. manila-, caps, collars and shawls 4.
Dresses for breakfast, dinner aud balls,
Dresses to sit in, and stand in and walk in,
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New Orleans Advertisements


T. HAVE on hand large and complete
assortment OF stoves Of ev~rr variety
Of patterns Of eastern and western
Nv manufacture, consisting OF pnrlor,
church, o1ee, and cooking stoves, al Of the
most approved patterns aid which they can
guarantee 10 give satisfaction g. pnrch ,seT-.
In addition to their stock Of stoves, they
have on hand sad are constantly mantfactufr
ing every description Of plain tin ard Japan
ned ware Which they w.l o,'er to country
merchants, aud other-, at wholesale md retail
snd nj lower prices than such articles can be
bought at In this city.
They nre also soils agents cor thc m1nr'ac-
,ure and sale Of Arthpr's .ci-saa'inF cana for
preserving fruit and vegetables ~ Ainle. u-c !,
th.. il new article in the was Of preserving
can. and ws- introduced here b, ~ las. sprng.
and 20 hlr has given satisfaction IN every 'n-
stance. 1h, advantage ihesc cans have over
all othets is IN the entire top lifting 81, 20 that
fruit Of tie largest size may be pet IN them
they are on that acro'u, also esslgf c.ancd,
AID can be used mhny ssat 3ns. They ore
cheap and simple. Printed directions asc1mpl.
nying the cans 40 that the mes. une Spersncet
can use them v ith sucGsa-.
Jan. n. 1857. " 81 )
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inE >tATf 81 Ttx,s
CouafV Of Udrtisog.
\rOTlCE 8. hcrcb, given, that Lafayette
y ku..r,L Administrator OF the estate Of
Melissa Ru.s,l deceased, has bed h,- accounts
and Vouchers with the said estate, and that
sad accounts amt youthcrr viii be- opened at
the rcNt term Of the cou@b court, to or held
10 and Tor the coaoty 81 Harrison. Texas,
on th. iusi Monday IN bctabvr, 1897, It beng
tie ~ ia, thereof for consideration and
plloNsucc. whru aud where all per-ou. inter-
cafcd oiuv attend and contest teem II they zee
proper h, order of ~aid court
l. Z. BEAZi.E\, CIR
Oct I 81 No u "
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The undersigned having opened
f a large and splendid assortment Of
W '" new Southern Furniture, IL pre-
pared 20 supply the trade ana frAslie. on the
most liberal terms This being the only now
stock in the city, purchases viii find IL to their
advantage to call and examine the goods ard
learn ,ae prices before purchasing eisa~asr~.
WI keep constantly "a kmAG.--
Narbis, >efI and Genre 1ab,sr.
Extension Tables OF mahogany, walnut and
oak. aud Of ell .iae-. rosewood ard mahogany
WORK and Card Tables, Dressing r.bles
walnut and cherry Dining Tables; oak. ms
hoeauy and rosewood Sid.b oAi,, Bureaus Of
walnut rose soai and mahogany; Armoir,
Iash-tAud. bea.ieaa-, rhr,of Chairs. re,e-a
Totes, Otiomans. DTans, easy chars, rockers.
eiegsre- -eefeiarie, and bookcases. oak and
walnut Office chairs, dining room chairs, child
rens char and rockers, mahc .nny md walnut
lua-poys and light s,aud-.
Eix Moss and >ssfg Wsrre.sss.
Locking Gn..es aud MATING, rosewood and
mahogany p7rof Sets, together with every AT
iice usual Is fonad ~ furniture warehouse.
j Tbs - an en, rely new establishment,
aud no Old stock on hand. Purchasers will
i.nd 10 greatly to their interest 10 give Is store
a call before buying elsewhere, a. .se ,ropre-
tor IS coufleu, iha' be- can offer thou newer
.tyie- Of the most fashionable furniture. NOR.
fdostan,ialg made, and at greater bargain,
ltan al, other house so the city.
CHARLES 4 STEWART.
April ~ s5s-y
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Notice.

1 III. persons indebted 10 the late hru of
\ Berry Il Sly, either by note Of account
VII find their accounts in the hands OF W ~
Kelsey until the iith October next after
hitch time, they Will be pa, in suit indiser'm :
inately.
JOSEPH FNfloR
SEPT, IA 1897.
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Buggies! RMsgirs!!

lust received aud for -,L' Tor casa and
- cash only, a beautiful lot OF bu2gic~' 81
various styles and patterns, with and without
t.p- which Ne are Offering Mt - very ~neii al
vance. on manufacturers prices Having made
arraupemen's for our supplies wlth the best
manufactures ~ the United states, Wa feel
. giident that ". can sell u better article i"r
less money than any other establishment
vest of New Orleans
Jus, cal at our repository and take look
Al our stock before purchasing elsewhere
KEN \EDN Il BRADflhLp.
Marshall Sept ~, 81 No y
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List Of Letters

in the Pos,oflicc =, Marshall
IL Oct lst, 1857, which If not taken out be-
fore January IL, will be sen, to he General
I,osiollicc rs denl leiiar.
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4sr llfe vote on joint beiiot In tb" Tx,
A. Legislature ulll stand .i.ilnVs: iious
fon l3 auti Houston 10 50 mach TO-
the man that twrut, lenf- M" was Ff"'i-
dent Of the independent republic ct loNts
He proved rccf.sut t. his old drmocta,c
creed. aud his hiloW.riut~ns hove 'eruN
dated Nm 80 mote j. BE- Hagdsioira
IVA sd.fHe
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Bishop Otet, al tennessee, i not op
po.nd tn the. cultivation 81 innocent suusr,
.wenl H.. plaasapt di.itn-tttou Is tlusita.
ted b, the b,luwiug r,ueik 81 il- 90 b"
IA year. ago cnm. To lenuessrr ~ith my
Wuo. ~, hidlc, aud Il ho,-~ and suiss
VI, bor.e ard suiks ATE long siarf gone.
lur M vie aud ii idlr remain n. Z ~ Is
.....,, >"
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ienN HtiL ~ EObp. tts FrfssH
IIALL, RoUD, and PUTNAM. Cotton
] l Factors and General Commission Me-.
chaafs, No $, Custom House stree: NcN Or
leans Give their .irlctesi individual attention
10 tie sale of cotton he purchase Of plania-
ton supplies groceries, provisions CO ilcclion-,
etc. etc, ANA feel coufdeuct from long eSpe-
renee and thorough kua~l,dgs og ihrir bust.
ness 10 their -biiity 70 serve their constituents
sa...-sia,iy.
Refer To Gen. f. Greer " Il . Ward
llrssrs Yiuon and Smith DR.. B r Young
Dee. 10, 1886 ul6-ly
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or Order. have been issued ftom the
b.sianut.r, Of the arm, for the immeyiA c
a.ose,neni OF .he ligh, battery OF nrtk Go
NOW stationed at Font NcIlcnty. BaltOore,
to proceed aud take posi- at Fod Leaven'
worth. kaus,s.
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DIED,

N jefferson an Monday, the 9Th 'nst.. NATE. q,
fiul daughter 81 Vi ~ainnr II atgi W. krprcch VI
Nrnmo. aged year. one month nttwrni} nine days-
lie, then, die now. III, children softly heart
Shall wear their hcanluul imasr MI undhmn.rd,
Within u to the last
|, seems but Yesterday we saw tbs love,
~ babe, the idol OF its parents, IA It's lond
mothers arms Little did we think That
they would DO called so soon, to follow It
10 the grave May Heaven afford Them
strength to lear ihi, sad bereavement.
Sweet babe Thy spirit, pure and -roi
loss as when first it came To earth, has gone
TO God who gave 1t. There, ba,hed IN 60
leslial light, ,liumiued hv His love. led by
the Angelic thrcng, il sings His praise.
Death shanla come
Gently to one of gents mould Ike thee. Nate,
Ns hight winds vending tirouel groves ui bloom
DetaCh ite lrlicaie blossoms from The tree.
tlnsc thy sweet - ~ calmly ard without pain
Aud We wi trust in God To soc thee Yet again.
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! rasts ni lad,s- who were proceeding
t. hathr Ia n beautiful cove st Geneva.
" Wisconsin, discovered Young farmer IN 81
,hukst watching them, sud gave him "a
sound heating n Tie hazel bushes among
which he Wn- hid
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Al,liii4R n co.
q T. Y l. Il IL q u OC T. II : ,

No. 10 Tctoapfonis Street New O,feoa@
I tALEkS in Coffee, Sugar, Tea, 1obae-
- CO, Salt, Flour Rice, v bissey, Wines.
and Liquors OF all Kinds, and every article Of
Groceries ana Provisions
No 10 New I.esee street, running through
to Tehoupitoulas street.
J, ] GALLAGHER. Naiesmau. apis
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NnirfIorLiX BEIwtrN EptroRs We
clip the following lsom the Galveston
Civilian:
On Ioe.day ~. had report ct q shooting
AFFAIR in Austin. between MAJOR JOHN Wa
shall editor Of tho state G,zrtte. Hud Dr.
pbillip.. who edited the Sentiuc, ncog
during the late canvass. letter ~ III"
Herald Of Yesterday confirm. the statement.
Il seems eacb part, fired ak shots without
effect. and tn II elmched. bu, weto. separated
without InJniy IIresutcd from a nr"'pa'
per controversy
We see from the last State Gazeue, that
the matter has been honorahls adjusted
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Warehouse. BentOM. Texas.
Il. II. MARTIN,

DECElVING, Forwarding ard Qcrsnsss'cr
n Merchant Has now on hand aud " ~.
r,ve, u large los OF Sugar. Cotf.s. ross, 9ssen.
Sat. Iron. Nails, C~s.Ax~, Digging. Rops.
Rice, Molasses, CaAiis-. Whiskcy, Apple Vas
e-sr. etc. which ns oS-,sd for small sdVnss
On coo, for cash. or to .o5. esstouss 80
~ Aass "a so,,oa sas ssa