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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-16

WoMAN's PROTECTIVE EMIGRATIOS SOCIETY,"
We're Foster esq, of former British Embassa-
dor to this country whose phianthropic, efforts We
have already noticed in addition to his services rem
dered has incosed to Mrs. Fanham lat the office of the
Society, No. % Canal street. the sum of f65. gen.
erous example set for others to follow, we trust.
Mr.. Foster writes still most encouragingy from the
West regarding the homes he is finding for hundreds
of poor young women in this city, whom the crisis de-
prved of the Of support and threatened to drive
into the nav of prostitution. We are requested by
Mrs Farnham, the Corresponding Secretary OF the So
ciety to state that Mr. Fosters intercourse with the
Catholic clergy of the West is intimate that places
for Catholic young best suited to them can be
found But his efforts, of course, ore not confined to
sect or nation, but are broadcast
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-16

ALLEGED TICKET SwiSDLE.-festerday morning
Mr.. Frederick Wiggin of No. Il Creamery parA up
peared before Mr. Justice Queckenbush, at tue 9e"''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-16

Tpy Bysfylr.-The entertainment given at Metro
noI,an Hall. on Thursday evening, for the benefit o.
the Widows and Orphans Fund OF the Jersey City
thing over {:bO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-16

STEALING DEcAsrERsCT Thomas Mcclure and Pat
rick ODonnell were yeerday brought before Recorder
BEDFORD. and committed TO Jail Ia await trial, on
charge Of stealing decanters from the Jersey City
Glass Works.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-16

COUNTERFEIT BrLLs.-Two Germans named Chas.
Dozer aud Francis Jacobs were arrested by the Third
Precinct Police on Thursday evening, for passing
counterfeit ives OF the Onondsga Bank, and cOun-
terieit twos Of the Boston Bank Of Boston Mas.
They were committed for a hearing. About $l6 in
counterfeit bills was found in their possession. They
were arrested in house on Red Hook Point which is
supposed to be rendezvous for counterfeers. Other
persons found there were also taken into custody.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-16

Two YouNG BURGLARS NABBED.-Some three or
four days ago resident of the upper part OF the city
called at the Sixteenth Precinct Police SatiOnliOuse
and informed the officers that he had overheard two
boys conversing together in the street relative TO
contemplated burglary in Carmansyille The boys
were very particular in the arrangement OF their plans
and agreed to meet at given place on Thursday after
noon, and thence proceed by car to Carmansvle, and
wait favorable opportunity during the night to con
summate their crime. la view of this information
two officers in disguise watched the Harlem cars
and in a little time thereafter the boys made their
appearance and took their seats, the officers also
seating themselves III the same Having reached
Caimnnsville the boys got off, and We're followed
some distance by the officers, who finally arrested
them The boys seemed ignorant of the cause OF
their arrest when the officers told them they knew all
about their arrangements, having consulted the
spirits and that they might as well &" own mp.
The Young reprobates being somewhat supersttlou',
confessed everything. Upon examining them large
assortment of skeleton keys were found IN their pos
session, and a set Of burglars tools Each wore
belt, with dagger. They gave their names az Jere-
miah Rely aged eighteen years, and Henry Newman,
alias Frank Kelly, aged seventeen. Both were re-
conveyed to the city and taken before Justice Quack
enbush, who locked them up for examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-16

The legislature having enacted that hereafter no
shad poles shall be driven in this harbor in any spot
where the water is more than six feet in depth the
sad fishermen are in great tribulation. Delegations
Of them from the south side OF Staten Island, have
waited upon the Hsrbor Commissioners, and requested
some abatement in the rgors of the new prohibition
They wish to be allowed to set poles the south side
of the Island (which il out of channel way and only
frequented by small craft in ten feet of water at low
tide. The Commissioners will probably grant the re-
oues, after fully understanding the wishes of those IN
terested.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-16

PICKGNG PoCKETs.-Emma Wilson, who was arrest
ed a day or two since ON the charge OF picking the
pockets of aady in Fulton street brought before
Justice Cornwall yesterday, and sentenced twenty
days imprisonment in the County Jail and TO pay a
fine of 800. The accused being encente, the punish.
ment was made as light Us the circumstances would
admit of.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-16

BEEF BY THE PouND.-Good fair quality of beef was
selling yesterday, in Washington Market at seven
cents pound, by the quarter 1t is slightly wonder
full that large families will buy their meat by the half
dozen pounds at double price, when it would be just as
easy to buy whole quarter. The same rule holds
with mutton. BY the quarter or carcass, meat is now
toleraby cheap-t is not so by the pound, not very.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-16

Frederick f. Westbroooke and Mr. Francis Nile
have been appointed TO positions in the l. s. Dstric
Attorneys office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-16

FRIGHTENED AT A PISTOL SHoT-TH0uGHT HE
WAS DEAD.-Yesterday morning about o'clock Ger
man named Jacob Killer, residing at No 49, Bowery,
went into the street in front Of his house TO discharge
revolver which had been loaded some time. Two OF
the barrels were discharged when Killer suddenly dis
covered that he had lost the end of of his thumbs,
the charge having blown out at the wrong end OF the
weapon. simultaneously with the discharge OF the
last barrel fell the opposite side OF the street,
CRYING murder, " murder" Officer Williamson OF
the Tenth Precinct hearing the report of the pistol and
the cry of some person in distress, supposed that
murder had been committed and Fastening to the spot
found lying upon the sidewalk writing as in
the sgonies of death. Assistance was procured, and
the man taken to the Station-House. physician
promptly responded to the call made upon him, but
upon examination found no other wound upon the man
except slight scratch the face just below the eye,
probably the result of his fall So badly frightened,
however was the man that some time elapsed before
he could be convinced that he not dead. He gave
his name as NJ. Lareu and greatly reoiced to tnd
that he was not shot, Mr.. Killer was found and ex-
planned the affair and Notwithstanding the loss OF part
of his thumb joined heartily in tk laugh.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-16

Mr. Smith, the proprietor of the Sea View House, ha
sued The Nr-Iork Times for libel in publishing tn
last speech of Donnely. In this speech Mr.. Smith
charged with the murder of Moses.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-16

ARRIVAL OF FILLIBrsTERs.-Twenty men OF Ten
Walkers force arrived last evening from Norfolk il
the steamer jamestown.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-16

Adjourned to the call of the Chair.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-16

FIRE DEPARTMgNr.-The following. named gentle.
men have been elected officers Of the Fire Depart
ment +. d., for the year 1853: President, j. +. Wig
gans, Nice-Presdent, Henry W. Turner; Secretary,
Robert T. Hendrick; Treasurer, Rodney Thursby;
Collector, Owen DENIM Fire Warden for three
years, David Garrett.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-16

THr Posr.OFficE.-Thc Brooklyn Postmaster has
recently made the following changes in his office
Mo1re: and John Clancy mail carrier, in place of H.
H. Penny.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-16

EXEMPT FIREMENs AssOcIArIoS.-At meeting OF
the Exempt Firemen's Association OF the Western
District held on Thursday evening. the following
officers elected for the ensuing year: President
john c. Roach. T,ccPrcsdeRf-ieo. W. a.
Eventt. RccordiHg Stcrct0ry-John Is. Pitt. Tre0-
surer-Henry Oakley. Financial Sccvefdry-Wm.
T. Sprague.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-04
sALEs OF RIAL EyTATE.

y
DROWN STONE HOUSES ON MURRAY HILL NEAR
10 Fh avenue for sale. exchange part, 3xG0 feet
each walls and ceilings double cross furrsd;
rear ais and side walls is inches " yp o. peror
story Fronts foot deep ana foot
centre desirable opportunity Q hives, fo- oscup a1cy
A. BEEBE t3 Broadray
Nous1Rv sEAr-oN TIE SHORE Road, ABOUT
o.e haf mile tAs side Fort Hamilton for sale or 10 let
CO., AIMS AZ ACRES garden In good cultivation house. has 9
,corrs vnh me modern Improvements; grsan house wh
fnair lee fed boat house ard every couveaen.e;
cent f6o nlure he premises Of Dr. PRINCE or a. I55
Tenth uees, New York Furniture can rem an applied
fof so0n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-04
WINEe AVID LIQUORs.

Ar SAMUEL uIisONS. NO. 7 SOUTH vTrIIAn
n street. Il The place for retailers pnrrhsse
nopcrs umeh sre sold A. and mpored brsnces
gin, De-; clares a. IS BIAS fsss Indis
gale ale for - doxsn quart bottlsA
for VIM Younger Co.'S Rdnburg hosshesds ard bot
les Youpger ale be had Of Alexander Eagle 70 Pull
Ton street. Brooklyn.
U,oR Saba FINE LOT or HUyGARrAr WINES,
red ard white, favorable In packages u nos
less thsn 40 saions CHARfEsF LoostYs No Han
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-04

yyArTsD-A FURNISHED ROOM wfrH PARTIAL
w board, In rrvas American family ~ two %err,sn
senuemen ocauon not above Tenth street and not 10
creed ~ per weea. Address J. NJ bon S4l rec, oGce
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-04

IN TIE CHOICE BREEDS OF DeGs AT FRANCIS
N BUFFERS, ~ Fulton street. basemen. Dogs boarded
trained Ac. Buffers intaNbe Tea exArn
cent? per bottle. Rulers on the dog Al
noG FOR sALE-h SMALL BLACK AND rAN TER
~ rer, from The best stock the country will be .oid
cheap. 10 be seen at io2 Nassau street, room 2.
INCR SALE SIX BLACK NEWFOUNDLAND Pups 0r
me hnest breed and Of large size; two pups two
Frenh poodles well trnined two King Charles spanie-
and dog email size and very handsoms two hls~f ta
terriers sut and dog q ne breed four Scotch 4r
al good bull terrier Of re inject
breed good watch deg two Tssn greyhouuds Slut and
dog 10 wenh whch for breed and B. any chsengs the
Of LOO Tiian street, " he basement.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-04

oE0An9 AND TODACCO.
M mart bat have been able n offer my
toners great ind u-emens do have %
voices nas must be elossd out 70 meet sdyances
o. CHERKs II Broadway.
CHoARs, sxgARs-oyE HUNDRED THOUSAND sE-
- sara hrs quality Article for sale " advances by tho
housAnd single boz 1his chance seldom offered
% r,r thouaand I. JACOBS, t07 Broadway
CLOTHING, 90.
VAST or CIorHpsG WANTED LADIES OR GEN.
~ uemen having OF The % dispose Of Obtain
essh price By sending for the subscriber he residence IL
Elm street NB.-Lsdies attended % 81 M.
f,LorHrro.- WISHING TO DISPOSE or
" nev east OF Wearing apparel css obtain ihe hshes
pre- for Asn By sailing uron Addressing John nsrphy.
fyLorHTro AND cARPETs.-LADTEs OR GENTLEMEN
~ having dispose o. receive fair cash prise
the 81 calling 81 sddre ssng COsEN Borsry,
street late Of IL aurens West
Broadway ladies' waited on b. Mrs G.
az OOO TO INVEST ~ SECOND HAND croru.
IO.UOU ing -Gentemen DESTROYS Of converting len
on clothing into eash obtain n eas. 6ty per CEN more
han ebewkere by calling sending their address q
JAMES MonoNsY iel Pearl street
DO OOO WORTH or NEW AND CAsr'ovr CLOTH.
HO.OUU ing vsned. and hfty cent siven mere han
else By calling The VIM Wslsn
IS Cen re street. corner Of Duane street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-04

WIDE BLACK FRENCH LACE rLOUNCrNGS
w Just received and SOLD very cheap
By BERKMAN 4 COMPANY, 473 Broadway.
~OO RICH CKINrz CHINE SILK ROBES A
Only about half price
Splendid quality Of silk.
opened By BxEKHAN COMPANY.
473 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-04

UNOR BALE N BROOKL7N-A TWO STORY COTTAGE
house and full o: With chicken and lee oousss sAcseds
the aa VII be sold for 81 10 per cash.
Take The Fulton Aven ne ears
williams fo7r Nile Houss, AID inquire fer j. Q.
CALVIN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-04

eli 600 FOR sALs.rgr Loys srosr EIeH
seventh street. between rKth ard slzsa aveaues Hcu.- ~
By 81 Feet iot half the BLOCK derh with al he oe-u
81. az way, near ,hrsy fourth sweet
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-12-17

IN onlx one single exception, all ap-
"a, 10 be willing 10 pay up the money
a,;rrd But further, if the 800 900
S.rcs will bc surrendered, the residue
nj be at par. ] believe will be able,
the city Of New Orleans, to raisc
'oney, between December Goth and jan
Eary 18th, sufficient to pay Of all our in
srb,cdncss, and with so, O0O ! can make
~, a slight step towards freeing this COM
Iany. |, is foolish, gentlemen, for one
Z old as am TO talk Of delay: want
Il 20 to China before die. When this
money is raised, fifty miles can be 0a'lt
n one year /; then you will have seventy.
ice miles. In seven years, this road
| an be finished. have told Texas, give
1 this chance, and !. for one, cannot and
Kill not longer hinder the state in her
krrea, and favorite enterprise. ! have
ere the opinion If the attorneys, which
Laws. though the executive sword is over
,car heads, still the people Of Texas de-
! re tho road to be finished, aud will as
sisi and protect you.
The committee adjourned to meet in
| New Orleans ON the Goth inst next Nom
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-12-17

r. ne ~..ff of alti Copais Gr~f,sgs
II'IIiREAs Fabiss stisA and Aus',m ssita.
w wis, of aid Fabia.. and of f.sl~ ard u.
Hunter c,isefs Il Harrison Ca,niy sssl State
of Texas anl If William II, Hunter. Vifyiaia
\. Hunter and Caroline W. llm,tcr. tn,isss-.l
rc-ikn, IN said county oi ilarri-r. Who ls.tiths,
by their Guardian John Frishy. aud ~ taroisr
4. fri-i.v. r-i,lslt IN said county n,itnr, who
Petitions l,y her lnsor and guardian. John Prs
by. show that they hcis~ II tia kssa.w ri
William Young. Did. hate Of sail cssanty. A,si
tina, they are eo,issi 10 y di.lrissative slusv Il
he said Estate II VIM Young sArd ard mr.
tlw~ ,lsc, ,cosg~ ". ,sc-ham and taraiss.
urcSlam are administering anil assninissra,riN
4, b.sa, no. NJ said E.-,n;- snd have and hold
fu,Nl- anil u-s'ls Of said Estate IN their hsAsl
more thsu -uscin, 10 Ia, thu deb'. Of said r.
tale AMI petitioners further show that Inai>a Tear
.r,. wifi, II Joseph. J Pearson ci,inws 4 the
State II Ni-sis-ipp and the children n Ssssh
ti"lhcrt ls,l wh,ec names are unknewn. ~l.
r-ri sa the Stale Of ArkAh<a4. a,sl hrirx Il astl
Estate e,,i en,tlsd 10 dissrhmivc shssc iirr4
\oa rrs therefor, COMMANDED to summon Jas.
j Pearson and Louisa rcarssn. a,wl In ei,ii.
irn N said sarah Noprt, ae'd. nsss~ W.
known hs publication of this Citation Ia ths
Texas IlT,ahli,wn- mwsIa,s~ pu6lslsd IN
~.si cc.a's. fer f,ur .acccssive wctkS. L. 10 anil
aTfse' W tff Hftt tStumf tsSrNWsT bNfuE ~
said County Court. 10 H. hesL =, the Courthass-c
Of said county. IN the tovn Of Marshall Gu the
las' Moml,s ia aid meath VI pscs,lrr, ies..
and show eaa.r. Il ANY the. haze. Why partition
and distribution " said E<sase ., WIN. loss,y.
,kci, shoui, not h~ had aud dve return mske
how YOU have execasss! This writ.
Given nns!er m, lnmd AMI ~ai II axii Cesrs.
at tn city II Marshall, 'ass 18th tAy u Noss~s-
i~s \. ~ i~.s~.
- g. DEAZI.EY. tkrt.
by J ". CURTIS, u. c.
i,su.si slth Nosrsutrr. isas.
Il. &. RxAn.xs, Clsk.
hy J. " CrHsiA b. l..
Resolved in clsk~ oath New ls3s. aal sss.
ca,,,i sssn~ DIV by hA,slng the cslisss u ths
Texas ItsPsbls1s = c'rsi6sa copy Of she within
ciss,ios is psbIv~ii.sl
JOHN = WOMACk. D,py Shn.
No,cRshtv Is. lsis. l!-N
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CITATION
Tus srAre OF rsxss County II Uasslsea.
No. SCI,
g. q. Gregg q Co. VS. u. ". Boyd


10 eng ia,cfui egise ef aisd co.ais gre'f'nr
NoT orr hereby commanded To samusn ~
j w ltas,,. hy publication Of this writ far
thfcc saer.-sisc weeks in the Texas Republican,
a new slnlsr pablisissi IN Marshall. in sahl coun
y, to be anal perSe..ai, APPEAR before me at N.
ofs'cc in Marsaslt. ou Saturday. the ls' day u
.annary. A. u ls5a. at ~ cclcch, A. ", Ia
answer tho complaint Of q. q. urs'a 70, IN
4 plea Of debt for the sam Of 6n,..i> and iG-lM
,llars. principal ,iue l,s asccnu, briefly as fol
lows. to-wt i,f pc,-is sold and Delivered oa the
ilh iay Of February. 1857, i"lsnv div on at
tl,lncn' January Isl, is,s, and interest fcr dc
zen mouths.
lIcrrin fail no,. aud make due r,urn oi this
writ as the law slirect@
Given mAler my hanl a, Nar-sal ,nis tn,
1T day oI pscemhcr, 1872
WM. NJ. JOHNSTON. III
Issued l., pce..,sr. ISIS.
WM. NJ JOHNSTON, j. i.
Received anl cScen'~, tN lAccmlsr, is,s.
hy haning the clisor q the Texas Republican
a copy If Tn within wri, kw pah|iratinn
&. ". SLATER, ~ II. G.
pceembcr H. s., l3-9w
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wns. nONruEy's ACADEMY.

Mr.. H. ". ltouiosy informs hcr patrons and
thc public. that shc has eovas,s' the syS'ecs Oh
Mis- u. Il. Sirarl,an twho VIII he herr about
The 6rs, II January aud Is now prepared 70 r.,
cci.e nm increased number Of pupils' Mis
strachsn will teach music on the Piano ami or-
gsu. and tho Latin and French ang'nges Tier
isstinsoaisa ftrm iicll, Springs and other "'"e's
wLer sl,c hss taught arr Of the highest order
The fric,Als of ID. sehaol may nov expect " 70
ir permanent
Nrrshsll Ice lG lsss
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-12-17

On Friday, the 2Gth af November my hou-o IN Mar
.lalf was consumed T.. hfe, u, that calamity All my
furniture clothing, Ae aud the money had on at.
about tii0o were destroyed have a VIE and $s
children, who were deprived OF all the consequences
Of home and even 81 change IT clothing. Under
these circumstances appeal 10 those Indebted to me
t. pay what they owe me. ! rcquilr II inf tiir very
u.er-.ai.. nf HE. Shall this appeal theftiure Ns
made ia vail' VIII not ever, man indebted u mr
wha has correct feelings promptly r.-lnud without
the necessity OF even calling On HIN N person
; JACOBS.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-12-17

Important y all Interested In Private " Merchant
Hilh Q. ~. IoY's
xrieontial Patent Hill Dress.

I WOULD inform al persons interested IN the
! business. that ! have ~s,arcd patent FOE u
Mil Dn>ss which, rs have aba'rlnnt ccr''t'catos
from gentlemen OF the highest character who
have witnessed rs operations. has proved. super
.-i,s by at l,s.s, one hundred per cent. ANY Other
mill dress tha; has eyer been tested. This i'm.
proycmcnt consists in having the running stone
proiicd with curved dress. and The stationary
stone dressed with straight dress The straight
,llcss when pat on n mill stone. where the lower
stone runs 4 little irigcnlial. In large mill
stone hc angc varies TO suit the size OF the Stone
In all case the draugnt on the running stone j.
greater than ou1hc stationary stone.
n persons are iorwarned from using or in
ringing upon this patent. without authority
from mr.
Persons Who may wish TO purchase rights ior
counties or States will lind me at Jefferson, OF II
ah.iut letter. tit At the Pos,othes nj that place
will be- forwarded 10 me. Wien i,asc Tor the
interior. o. ". 10y.
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Advertisement
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New Advertisements.
ClTATION.-NO. 1904

PAsoLA CorNry
NOTICE Is hereby given that George "
~ smith the Plaintiff in the suit No. o'I N
The Ustr,c, Court Of Pamela Comfy, Texas, IN
which he |. the p..intiff. and An, ". Hin Ad.
m,nistm.or Of louisa Gray decd, uaiharite
Hin, Alvy W. Hin Thomas Mariah Gray
Florida 6my. Sarah Gray and james N. Gray
arr TN. DESCENDANTS has flied in my Office lnterr"
ga,orks in said sui, to Thomas Black Jrp Thorn
a. Black ST.. and daley :. Jennings. all OF
whom reside in Harrison County, Texas. a
commission will issue 10 tnkc sa,d answers o.
s,d witncsr,s, 10 ~.id Intcrrogaiories, ca or az
Ter the cxpiraticnof the thirt'csh day amer tho
Modification Of this notic~.
NJ L. HIGGINS, Dist CIR
nsc. u, 1855. 5w.
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BRASS AND IRON fOl NDRN
AT SHREVEPORT, IA


~ W. JONES, proprietor OF the Byass 4
l.. and Iron Foundry, has determined & =
TO put down the price Of castings, snch as "
CRATE bars and gin gearing 10 ,hc low figure 81
5 cents pound, Also The HAL Spear plo~,
improved No. ! and 2 TO 81 80 and 81 90 the
Scooter pillow. improved a, 50 cents only
lie is also prepared to do any kinl Of ma
chlncry tina, the country may want In a work
maulike manner.
lie has on hand Iron railing Of beautiful pat
icr.s for galleries, grave Enclosures, Sc Also
metallic packing. Second hand boilers AMI steam
engines which he will scll on reasonable terms.
Cirenlar saw mill. made to order, and al kinds
of machinery fepairsl
Terms viii b. made to snit purchasers by their
giving good city acceptance, on any responsible
house.
r W. JONES.
Shreveport. Sept. ., lsa-. noi~u
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CERTIFICATES.

Ii>S FLArr tTcNasl, Nov. l.. -.
NJ g. ". Lou sir. This i to certify that
sc witnessed your new Dress. PIT, On \ u.
Branchs mill which Is liiliups make Of mills. !,
i. sixteen inch rock and attached TO the running
gear Of gin and We do certify, ON trial when
started, ,ha, We timed il, and il ground one
iushcl Of good meal in 3 minutes. The horses
were not drove oat II : walk. Sir, this ccrtiil-
cate yon have the liberty of Using III any way
YOU wish. Yours, respectfully,
pn. SAN. ". Kirk,
y 3 BRAScH
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-12-17
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ny keat assms full and free
Yen moon. with every star - bright,
swiics sw-~s:y down on me,
And leads nc back To other dsys.
When thus at a eve;
And from thosc sweet and tender rays.
Such rapture did receive.
All let INC gaze on thee, sweet queen,
Aud you, each twiatling star,
And mem 'ry every time wccn
viii bear my heart aiar
And for moment, let me rest
A. in those years gone by,
Upon mothers tender breast
Ny balm for every sigh
How Oft beneath that old oak tree
To which the Ivy eling-.
I've sat me down. 10 dream with thee
Of strange and brighter thing;
And when the dew fell thick and fast
Upon thy brow 50 pale
oh then sighed that time should blast.
Wy mother sweet ba, frail
Al we'll do remember nov.
As of We fingered there;
The paior Of Thy marble brow
A. when In holy prayer
I've heard thee ,au,mer, soft and low.
In accents sweet and mild
oh God, on me now faith bc-to~.
And esarc upon my child
All yes. II seems e'cr no~ -cc,
Thy form as bowed Ia prayer
Beneath that dear old -hclterins tree,
As When We fingered there
II seems feel u, then ieli,
So happy cain aud free,
As when together then sc hnelt
Beneath tina, old OAK tree.
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