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The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1857-02-18

lHFoRsATIos WAsrED.-Mr Noise has been
gone several days from the city, delighting the
den'zens of Baton Rouge with his dapper little
ways, and 1t is nearly lime for US to ask if he
has complied with the solemn request of the
Legislature formally addressed to bis attorney
generais5'p. Has he explained ''the causes
OF Garlands acquittal?'
The telegraph is silent on,the subject The
corner quId nuncs nod and look profound but
say nothing; the revelations are yet TO come
Just like the many bills against the rowdies Of
this city which Mr.. Morse undertook to have
found true" by the grand jury. We are real
y anxious to hear the opinions of the attorney
general on this subject, it is 50 novel and inter
estIng' and We hope his philanthropbical little
nature VIII induce him TO give us the particu-
lars without reservation or fear. Let the cur
tam rise On the comedy Of the School for Scan
dai; tell US where Sir Peter is concealed: in
vent story about French miIliner if Won
please; but explain to US above all, how Lady
Ieaze got behind the screen! EDelts
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1857-02-18

Among the most curious applications of pho,
'oography TO art, we must class that Of copying
ola manuscripts by Its aid. Not long since, a
doctor Leo, of Berlin, found himself sadly per-
picked with the different readings of the cele-
DRAFTED gospels of CIfla { a translation of DOR
ton OF the New Testament into the old GoTb;c
tongue;) and as the text Was so much blurred
III many places that no reliable copy could be
made by hand, and as it would be advisable to
have the original text alone consulted bv dif-
ferent scholars, he thought that it would be .
9ood idea to have this very valuable work pbo-
tographed. It was done; and now the old
Gothie gospel Of the fourth century, so deeply
interesting 10 all who study the origin, not only
OF German but of English. is in q fair va,, -
nave duplicates, actually more perfect than the
ORIGINAL IN all first class libraries. We say
more perfect than the original" since, to the
as sc OF every one, words and passages
"nieh were entirely ineligible in the old text
came out with the utmost distinctpess on the
glass plates employed.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1857-02-18

The Galveston Civilian says that the stats
ties Of Texas, q compiled BY tile State Gazette.
show that We are entitled 10 Eve. instead oftyo
representatives in congress. By 1860, we
shall be entitled toscFen under the present ap-
portlonment basis; but under reduced ratio,
We shall probably only get SIX. With that nun
Der we may be heard in the halls of congress
more successfully than We have generally been
The onward march of Texas has been wonder-
fuI indeed.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1857-02-18

THEATRE,-Mr.J. S. Charles and his drama
tic corps arrived last evening, On board tie
steamer National. The theatre will be OPEN
ed in the course Of two or three DAYS.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1857-02-18

MoSErAEY.-The Picayune, in its last re-
view Of the money market, does not present
very promising aspect. The general movements
for the week had been attended By an unex-
pected curtailmen. in discounts and exchange
operations on the part Of the banks, which caus-
ed great decline and general depression ii
exchange; and created an increased demand
for facilities outside Of bank. The Picayune
save under the temporary action of the banks
it would be inferred that large sums of short
dated paper would have appeared on the street
and in the hands ofbrokers, and caused slioht
pressure for money; but the exchange market
seems 10 feel the movement the most, and with
an Increasse of long dated paper, which meets
with ready sale, the week closes as SATISFACTORY
Iy as could be expected. The chartered banks
being still out Of line are compelled to place
themselves within the provisions Of the bank
act within the shortest time possible, further
curtailment must be expected No improve
mens OF moment can take place until after The
4th March next.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1857-02-18

CATHOLIC CHURcH.--The reverend Mr..
Pierre, late of DeSoto parish, it as this time il
Shreveport, empowered by the bishop to raise
subscriptions to be devoted to erecting catbo-
lie church in this place. Report speaks highly
Of Mr.. Pierre, and rs there are number Of
catholics in our midst, who have long felt the
want Of place Of worship, undoubtedly the
amount required will be readily subscribed.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1857-02-18

We were last week favored Nth q call from
Dir Care, edisor Of the Nacogdoebes Chropi-
Gle, who visited this place Oh business con-
nected with Bin Office.
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NEW EDITOR OF THE WASHINGTON TTSroS -
Il he rnmor is current although we think no de-
mite arrangement to that effect has been con-
sum mated that hon. John Appleton, of Maine.
Is 10 succeed judge Nicholson as editor of the
Washington Union. We are quite Certain that
We are not mistaken when we say that Mr.. Ap-
pieton's accession to the post named will be re-
celved with satisfaction by the entire democrat
&c party of the Union. He is gentleman Of
fine talents, familiar with public life-haviDo
been IN congress, and served as secretary Of
legation at London while MIR. Buchanan was
mlnlster-accustomed to editorial service as the
conductor9t the Eastern Argus, a paper of de-
clded ability and discretion, and, above all as
a qualification for the position which rumor as.
Signs MIN, possesses sagacity and PRUDENCE
He is well understood to enjoy in high de-
gree the esteem and confidence of the incom-
ing president. ALBANY Argns
Ihe rumor referred to above, SAYS the Uni
on OF the 18th ult., is well founded. Af1erthe
4th OF March the editor of this paper will re-
TIRE when the hon John Appleton will become
Sole editor and proprietor. The ARRANGEMENTS
which have resulted in this change have beeD
consummated without the slightest difficnltv
ana We sincerely congratulate our readers mn.
on result which secures the services NJ o.e
1ienan whose eminent qualifications are 81
'1u'hiuiiy set forth in the above remarks of the
Aioany Argus. We may be excused for add
''s 'hat our retirement is voluntary, and in mr.
soahee OF resolution long since made A.
present. We deem any further remarks e,,irsi-
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1857-02-18

We are indebted 10 DIR. Wilson, clerk Of the
Lecomte, Dir. sapI Lawson, Of the Amanda,
and Mr. Robinson, Of the National, for files Of
city papers.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1857-02-18

The senior editor Of The Louisiana Courier.
writing from Washington, says, Al to tie "a.
eife railroad. IL Is as completely knocked in the
head A. Patraelas was in the siege Of Troy
Other railroad schemes have scarcely better
chance. On all these matters, the incoming
administration will be consulted Does The
Courier mean to imply that the democratic
members Of congress are afraid 10 do anything
without having previously consulted with, anG
obtained the consent OF, "tbe incoming admin
istration?" Do they intend to make Mr. Bach
anan dictator Of the United States?
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1857-02-18

The BANJO CoMIEG.-The handsome little
steamer Banjo, with Ned Davis Ethiopian min
strels, will arrive here On the ID prox. The
corps require no accommodation. Our citizens
will give Ned Davis and tie Banjo hearty
greeting.
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,6-rHIs NUMBER WINS A PRIZE.
81 JOSEPH r. FEL Sc
10 c,,,n st.eat I,


JOSEPH GAFRI No Sc Camp street still continues to dis
Cnte prizes in Jewelry y auction, The public in New Or
sanS He begs them bear in mind the magic number which
heads this advertisement and call and examine for themselves
the following equa ock Of goods ba: family described be-
! low, viz
\ Ad5es' Diamond Enameed Hunting Open
Faced WATCHES.
Gentenes Patent Levers, Open Face and Hunting Watches
Manufactured ty Dent, Cooper Johnson Tobias Taylor J
Eeson Of Copenhagen, and every other celebrated maker
Railway me Keepers, in silver and gold cases, warranted
not 20 vary second in year.
Boys Watches, at il comprehensive low prices
Diamonds in Than Oriental spendor, in Pins Rings
Ear Rings, Baccefs Necklaces, BandeanN
Nossis SETS, diGeci from Florence.
Pearl Enamel Opal aud Plain Sets, Of every pattern and de-
tigr, Il the fashion.
Five n,cl Opera Glasses Of every st! le aud MATERIAL with
twelve glasses and at all prices.
Elecro and Sheffield Plated Ware, in Casors, Candestcs
Pitchers, 6obes Cups Tea and breakfast Sets, husbands
SAVERS,
pure Standard in Forks Spoons ladies Fish But
nd Cheese KniYt Tea Breakfast Sets Water Ice and
Noas.es Pitchers Cups, Gobets and Napkin Rings.
W:'jug DESKS Work and Toilet Boxes Dressing and Travel
g in rosewood, mahogany, rarc tl4ce and leather
Cerk for drawing parlorS, halls, Offices and kitchens
marble hrone ornon, r"pisr m"cae, mahogany Rosewood
and iron pelesals
Fanny Goods -Ectsa Gard Cases, gold, silver, Teul,
she'll and ivory Poremonnaies Ivory Tablets Re,icuIes
yusettes; Smelling aud Salt TOILETS Fans Cigar Cases;
Chess Back gunnon Boards Dutinu>; Paper
Weighs aud Cutters with hundreds Of other articles AIRY
los
Articles enumerated in Thu advertisement will he .oId at
p4;e sale twenty five per cheaper than any ch
- esi"turTt this Continent. CALL, EXAMINE ard
CONVINCED.
repair Gnanactue with prorpness and despatch
shortest notice any article my line, having engaged
The accomplished wuyh.cI, REGARDLESS Of
eSpe So.
Eay:'. purchased FOR f. Gents cash On tie dslIar whole
sock t." tF"d@ &" one VIC arge jeelry and Fancy Goods
establishments iqnidaor in the country with BIZ osn
the assortmc!; opened
for pHll. Inspection
IEa,,'3 IL, SOON. I'm
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ADJUSTMENTS.
rIETAIRIE AssOCIA-

@ss TON MF EEAhI1fs. A W.? 10:
- i say m 4 5s ssns"f fs5 sn the FIRST s"'''
TUESDAY Z. January g. 1851. Three mile heas--Jockey
WEDNESDAY, January Two mile heats.-Jockey Club
THTESbAY ys11y s-Pssa q s s'-F"r'e 500
FkIbAy' January s.-Nie fsas-Bss Bin '-Joety Club
sATGsbAy' January lo-Fonr mile hsats-Joeksy Club
the Should there be horse
No deduction frf,q ths in case xslk
On the first Sunday after the Jockey Club Races the proprie
'0i FI s of k, ~ psiSef 70 Pc e 500
SECOND RACE-Two mile iiaats-Prrte 500.
TO under the rnes regulations Of Jockey Club
out free only ?s' Snff 4s!i's 's
of Nssirs t Course b New dea. on The W
URDAY previous 70 the regular week Of The Meas As
sSG Fs5fi RfpE s9sssa p3 sd
S sS e ps m e cots IS b q e e ssa r
?T ne as.r 81 es e. 70 be @ Re D By '
Noninalions deelaTaes addressed 70 SIDNEY
STORY ESQ., Secretary Metare Jockey Association, New Or.
d., Chairman rxAs w !; S NISSiR.
| % BALL. GRAND BALL WILL. KE GIVEN FOR
~ the BENEFIT Of the widowed mothers Of the deceased Fire
on m 4 n o shaaAy
81 ,, w 81: : 4 s:yngs.
r Bsrrer i'm: Iegett.
| j. l.. taDfe, D. llciot,
!. A. Lipscomb, . ~ J. Jacobs,
John NJ Bell, J. B. Walton.
jules Edssard .. H. S!ocOmb,
| C. Ga!tasan, Tracy,
D. Adams, H. Mcneil.
/ RECEPTION COMMITTEE FLooR MANAGERS.
/ John TuLk, David Bradbury,
J. ndiof, Louis Power,
A. Frei:as j. DeianoTe
j. Cain, e. Eppenheim,
A. Dumas. ". Tracy.
a Ladies requested their nyftsions them,
| lady will be admitted without the d3O eodtd
! o. ODD FELLOWS HALIl-YoCNG MEMS
! ~ SOCIETY MASKED AND FANCY DRESSED BALLS.
fA There will be series Of -FOUR BALLS which will take
! sl-kzrlace the following nights
/ THURsDA Y. January Is 1857.
| THURSDAY. January %, 1851.
THURSDAY, February r. ls5-.
TUESDAY, (M4rd Gras, 18th
| MA 4 G Frs.
| ]. G. Mclean, j. B. Pfaios
J.. +. Iarosf, ". II. Holmes,
| A. C. Smith, W l. iiodgson,
Errestt otEu, James Taylor,
VIC. Wilson. II G, Johnston,
+. +. TrinChard, T. Taquino
Gentlemen wishing .ubsCrbe these Balls will apply
the Secretary at the Office Of the Ball Room-eirAnce
Lafayette
p-Persons wishing procure Ladies' Invitations.
ques'ed 10 send in their names and residences TO the secre
AIRY.
4s7-The Board of Managers will every WEDNESDA
EVENING. at o'clock at the Office of the Bail Room.
E Lady will admitted without lnvifatiln Ticket
! having been approved by the Board Of Managers.
F. masked will be examined by committee be
foe entering the Pail Room.
s-tu.i,iTey Ladies' Inv atdn will be issued after tn
last meeting Of the Managers, which will be tie night
r,revious each Ball.
APosI,ivey Subscribers ticket procured III
night OF the Btlls. d31 tFe24
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IMPROVE YOUR sIGHT:-

l
MESSRS. SENM MONS &. 60.
Beg 20 nsosn ac rab: liza; tyy have rssccvl heir Office
,oves 'ecess ". IIy,n TO- No SCAMP STREET, sheFe
Hey i'll. aa,s or short line o.y supply tcir celebrated
brazilian Pebble Spectacies.
to tue Wants o' al kinds If defective yn The superiority Of
the.r assyr have fully tested by the following.
So Ch.e houIs from o'clock =. ". ill 3 r. ".
uSwEusrTY OF LorIsi MA,
New Orleans, Aec- u 1880
,ivn:ererIn COM fauce your Wishes have carefully
examined and tried 'Ee SAMPLES Ct MEAuSCJs srEcTA
ti.S rcck crystal, ard bearing stamp.
have pleasure certifying that the workman,hjp excel!
l .U pol 81 aInirah and have doubt they will be
he toGJ& 'sii,5"c:ocy IL Use.
J. l. KIDDELI, n. T., Professor q Chemistry.
-L,s.,o sxarsnyd the spec,ace> Of Messr Sermons L
Co nd eouyur with Prof ddelIa certificate
JAMES JONES, N. u.
Ilayo used 1c Spectacle, Of Mcsss semron, ( Co.. and
tc,e tacy c superior in tcic material
usually -sod, aud fully the Htoy" reconmerda
tiuu WARREN NTpNH,M. D.
NEW UHLEASs, December 10, 1876.
M,>.rs. sEMMoHS Co:
u'e.r-! have examined he STec;acts left with for
tr4 them fully equal superior my haze
They well adapted tor the eyes being the best
sze the bows ccd angle keep ;he glass in lis
right position.
G pleasure recommending them to patients,
aud nos spectaces and when Of proper focus a4,
.e eye icy all tina, be required to improve
visor, wien from little essistauceis
Very ''"'y I D5. i. n = JUSTIN, ocuIs.t.
.-r.ey are al.o highly re,o.nnsnde. by
rrof A. X, Taylor, NJ. H., Memphis, Tenn.
ErOf l.. Shuaka
= J. 4. NJ Ethor, Ei:tor,
John Waters, n. n, Nashville, Tenn
A. Y, Batter Secretary Insurance Co. Nash'.lc, Tern.
z rn,r johnson, a:e Postmaster General,
tlIGt \. Green,
Nt~h,rd p. M.iy-. Bishop,
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have .tct io.> ti.e Ia .lit
Of 5 per cent able The s;uco Lers Ct tAeF eg% TcTt-
-eItI.lve- O. art! after The l. Ju.utry .t..t
di2r,, - ''"1' u O. J. TI-DAIE, Treasnrer
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-05

ryr ,ery.,,. urr,rryry~ |
i-~' Fi.r,rsI,r $50 /
49,, IT., .r,a r,-t,fo- rF7t,. fTrrast,,o~ ,xnt-rJ
m ~, ltn 4 ic hiIs 10 he 'nioD y
HS or 10 ~ q L. ~ . a H., 81 i,,orr,
~ r, II ~, We { ,r nor, G., r1r,I On y op,.in
rII,s and 0ihfr rr,,i,ss aud on carrie , ackt drhy and
in
H @ ] " I II, Wv T:,,rrr fr, IT, t., Sst Of
person u!bl. therefor Lcurr tine 3l.t dry Of JAM
in Ic! city New Ure#, upon AFT
vlt made officer Of tad city, b. citizen ct aid
city, tlt t. commonly license, ha, not fc"n
ad y the ,u liable ereur shall have in ihe
OF Jyie-e uiou the personal property u The
il pe-scn dnilt and application u3#e, nit of
prnyl,iul4l ,ezrre any Of ranctet
lri.dctiou in city srd against said C and
Judgment rendered III tAvr. a sid city, laid Pr rIJ
Professionally h4l he sod ia satisfaction OF AiG IAN
urcu Section n7. And tErlher shall ne he duty at
City Attorney al!
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FOR SALE.

a. VIRGINIA NEGROES FOR SALE
Tie subscriber has just arrived With likely lot Of NE
GRoES4 consisting Of Men and Women-Field Hands,
~ Mechanics Cooke, Washers and roners and onse Ser
wants which he will e reasonable terms for cash good
city aeceptance VIII continue receive ots Of Negroes
ring the season.
Hagan Old saad Of Espanads and Mersaa sts.
OIL d&Wsul* JOHN B. SMITH.
17UTTON PLANTATION FOR sALEs-THAT
wilson, situated Bayou Deseard in parish Of ouaca
miles from Monroe with beautiful road from thence
containing nine hundred and one Thousand acres
$50 in very high state OF cutivaIon tho
s beed land The place Is well suited to force OF
shout thirty hands. The improvements Of the best
sixty egres: good saoIe Corn Houses and large and veil
finished Dwelling with all and altogether
very well improved This Of land will be sold very
reasonably prompt payts- Possession
given the 1t January next as the crop
1t is intended plant large and
may purchaser Of this property have, with
fodder, potatoes etc, al the lowest price. Fs
For further information this subject apply on the pret-
or to - -
ala d&WG 200. PITCHER. GOODRICH d co. z
Q SLAVE DEPOT, NO. 1856 COMMON
~ STREET-The undersigned has hand, and will keep
~ constantly fer sale, for either Cash City Acceptance
NJ full of SLAVES consisting of MECHANICS
81 ali descriptions HOUSE and FIELD SER WANTS, etc. etc.
Having leased the threestcy dwelling No 56 Common near
Slaves be obtained in the
city. ~ . a., .
F' THOMAS F. FRTSBY, 156 Common street
REYERErcEs-Feisws Go. Curry Person j. G, Kicks
Co. Richard Beck; ]. G.. Cocks Co.; Watt DeSaules
n. B.-The HIGHEST CASH PRICES paid for Liz ELY
YOUNG NEGROES. ~ "
|
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MEGA Nh TRADERS PA.E.
New D.!4aua, Dec. Is, I-5G. {
H7~ The annual election of Directors for
held accordance via the CHARTER pl mon
DAY He l.;I dry lgty he HauAls House, be
"TrH ,s l'u's ~ ~ a. ' anu q; CRrz&T. Cashier
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NEW GHocEBIEs-JUsr REGEIyEn-

NEW GIs0CEEIES-JUsT RE@GIEEn-
~ Shaker PRESERVES; HAMS; Be TONNES;
rrackucl BISCUITS; English SAUCES and Pickles.
French PRESERVES; Westplaja Il AM%;
RAISiNS, Figs and rruncs, in Jars and Fa-cy Boxes
and variety Of FANCY GROCERIES, just rcreiy c desirable
Gg: the Holidays.
Together with very superior stock Of excellent WINES,
Liquors and CUHpIAIS.
For sale at the Il EN- GROCERY STORE, % Barornc st.
10 Ct \. l.. BEEN1GR. agent
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DEEL,s SOUTHERN OPERA HOUSE

AENCRY Hail. CAMP STREET.
Open EVERY EVENING Sundays excepted, by the
Celebrated WEST PEEL.'S
c 4 N p 3 E L l. NJ " S T r E L s,
directed by the r"now,ssl deinea:or,
NJ A T Ell L.
MONDAY and TrEsnAy-BLACB SWAN, and the MES
NEHIC DOCTOR.
WEDNESDAY and THU NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OAK.
KEY aud ACTOMATON BROTHERS.
FRIDAY aid sATURDAT-JUL..TEN TROCP CONCERT
and PLANTATION PASTINE%.
Preceding pieces, Rightly change Of NEGRO MIN
sTRELSY. by the Model Troupe Of the World
g Admission C3itGe, half price. be
scared :ao:G 10 \. II. 70 p. ,,
I
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-05

MONDAY, JalaaEy S, 1885,
F!Tst nigh; Of Neye BEERS grand opera, in acts,
THE HUGUEEOTS.
Mines Bourgeois, ColsoE, Messrs. Dflagrave, JEnca.
m Threito Of three French Operas, Fio:'s edition, tCF
the Box otite.
rPRICESDress Circle, IHtiiced Boxes ParqUet:e and
W
s5yI>6ors open G@ O'clock Performance commences at !
O'Clock.
IA No Seat secured unless paid for ia5
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25;h ms, aud on the l.; anil It
iuy due OIL those days will be pm
preceding, w.teu notes intended
d45 lJaS
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New ORLEANS, JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN RI. Co,
New Orleans December u, 1876
By Notice. Holders Of Coupons on First
Mortgage Bonds by this Company and payable III ms
January. ls5, hereby notified lh! they
viii the Office OF the Company, No 10 CaTo
deiet street.
Coupons able in New York VIII be redeemed On pre-
seu;ati1iI the Merchants Bank in that city.
as II: H. :. CHARLES. Treasurer.
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BANK or LOUISIANA
New Orleans lJec. y. lS5j 5
Eg- THIS Bank will he closed on Christmas,
the Isl aud Stl January cSl. The Dusi!ess
d 'Lgsp ttys therefore, transacted the respective
az ID r. MI DAVIS. Cashier.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-05

NESSRS. SEN MONS & 60.
Beg nson phc :Naf tlry htye reccvo ;hyir Office
~ove. ie1ees ~ Hyu,.n Co. No SCAMP STREET, ~here
Hey ~. iua. short sine o:y supply thrir celebrated
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pRInGHEVArER 1IINERATz PAINr S!

= - y II ~ - p = 49,,
t.e.ll ;p;!m! Of Iron WorE "boTe and UadeT water.
li.pot, - AMP street.
for the SOUrIcrn Safes,
~ Efotf q. C.. Htl4tiRT n co.
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N THE SUBSCRIBER HAS JUST RE
SEfTS-% from the North ten pairs of CARRIAGE
TS&A HOH SEES. the finest III the South. For
VI Ne beauty, style and action, they are Incompatible.
AS hfteen fast TROTTISG HORSES, for single harness;
nearly all inside Of minutes, and several have shown
under $50
OF the above direct from Vermont and of the eee-
lraied Morgan stock and three Black Hawks also from
the State of the ater have over rdce-track
in 2:i01s. -
DR.. ], ELLIOTT, Veterinary Surgeon,
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MRS HENRIQuEZ will open on MONDAY, 18th inst arich
and select stock Of .,.... rf
ARISItN MILLINE cry
among which
The Latest Styles Silk Satin and Straw BoNNETs in every
variety:
Rich Flowers, Head Dresses, Iaces, Ribbons Wells
Embroidered Sets, Collars, French Corsets, 80
Swans Down Gloves, eS., of every variety.
The particularly requested call and examine be-
fore purchasing elsewhere .-...., ,-.f
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pouaestic Econo1nY..

81 4
: Soft Gingerbread Two eggs, one cup
sour cream, cups molasses, 3 cups -four,
teaspoonful saleratus, a little salt, GIN
ger to your taste. ssa s. esqss If
Cookses.--2 TBS -four, 12 ounces sugar,
y Tbs butter, ! pint milk, 2 spoonfuls sa-
leratus. s-6 ffsltezE aaf IlsEssa51 sR ltfY
Plain Fruit Cake.-4 eggs, 2 cups su-
gar, / Of butter, 5 of -four, / teaspoonful
pearlash, dissolved in tablespoonfnls of
sweet milk, / ib of fruitchopped and rub
bed in -four; spice to yeur taste.
To make Cream Chcese.-T Take quart
of cream, or if not desired very rich add
thereto one pint of new. milk, warm in it
hot water till it is about the heat of milk
from the COW; add tablespoonful of rem
net; let it stand till thick, then break it
slightly with spoon, and place it in the
frame, in. which you have previously put
in fue canvass cloth; press it With q
slight weight; let it stand few hours
then put finer cloth in the frame; q lit
sle powered salt may be put over the
cloth II will be ft fes use in day or
TIVE.