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Selling Off to Remove!

Mrs. WELLS, ---
IN OFFERS her entire stock Of Goods to the pub f
M lie AT COST! X)
IVA Her for stlling out, is that the property
she ID occupying is for sale, and not wishing to
remove her goods sheIwi sell them without reserve
She has just returned from New York with large
and well selected stock Of . e =
DRY, GOODS, -.
consisting in part Of dress silks cashmeres delaines
gnghams, cacoes, dcmestics; straw, silk velvet, sa
tin, Neapolitan and chip BonHets: silk velvet satin
broadcoth and merinc cloaks fats, hats ana bonnets
for infants and misses Of the latest Styles perumery
toys ewelry, and large assortment of Jaeonet and
Swiss Edgings and Bahds collars, undersleeves and
setts; dress trimmings and fringe great variety In
fact every article usually found in Fancy Dry Goods
Store. White Goods Of every description
By referring to another column you will see the ad
vcrsement for the sale Of the house she now occupies
She will be found at her old stand on Texas street,
next door to Ed. Eberstadt. povlO
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Encourage Southern Manufacturer
Committed to the Jail

30 Committed to the Jail
"a Or the parish of Caddo, in the town of Shreve-
- port, negro boy aged II or Is years, about
feet or inches high, and of dark copper complex
ion: had on blue blanket coat. Calls himself DICE
and says that he belongs to Mir. George Cameron re-
siding near Jefferson, Texas Said negro was appre-
said negro boy is hereby notified to come forward,
prove property, pay charges and take him away he
will be disposed of as the law directs
WIN. B. WISENOR, Tailor.
Shreveport. October 81. 1858.
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Flour and Grist Mill,

THE subscriber having completed his Flour and
L Grist Mill, is prepared to accommodate all those
who may have grain to grind at the shortest notice.
Having Superior Boiling C!sti, together with the
most approved machinery, in full operation, he is
bled first class Flour-equal if superior
to that of any other mill in the southwest. All orders
will be promptly and faithfully attended to.
T. M. GATLIN.
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THE COMMERCIAL HOTEL.

A<A-N MILAN STREET. SHREVEPORT.
IN $50 TIE undersigned having purchased
G=tsAE15sase the large and convenient three story
brick building so tavorably known the public the
Aston House, is thoroughly re painting and fit
ting it up anew, and pledges himself spare neither
pains expense to make it first class hotel and
render his guests comfortable. 7. D. POWELL,
October 6, 1855 Proprietor.
The Caddo Gazette, Harrison Flag and Texas Re-
publican will copy six months and send bill to this Of
fee.
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Latest Intelligence!

Latest aNEHEIIgtMCE!
u ECEIVED at the Baltimore Clothing Store, new
IL and large supply of CLOTHING and FUR
NIsHING GOODS, per the steamer Lecomte. COM
prisine fine summer Coats and Pantaoons, of Linen,
Drap d'6t6 Light Cashmere, fine Doeskln, ETC.; Vests
in great variety: fine and complete assortment Of
Shirts Drawers Undershrts Hosiery. and every other
article in our line All Of which will be sold, especi
ally on account of the ateness of the season. at lower
prices than ever before offered this market. Come
and try NJ. l.. > lRAUo q Co.,
iuly2l Texas street.
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ELISHA FL. JORDAN,
RESPECTFULLY informs his friends and the pub.
IL lie generally that ne is prepared to PURCHASE
FOR CASH Hides Peltries, ReeswaX, Taiiow, &C., at
the building occupied by Mr.. VIM. Boarman, corner
Of Texas and Spring streets, door above the store
Of John Walters, Esq. ard soicits call from those
who may wish to sell the above articles. novl0
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Valuable Property For Sale.

Valuable Property FOf sale,
aRn A DESIRABLE and comfortable Dwelling House
$3.50 containing six and store-room, toge:h-
- err with good kitchen, ironing room, negro ca
bins, stable carriage house, and all the requisite out
buildings. o The premises embrace 80 acres of good
land, which there is never failing well of water,
and good underground cistern. There is thrifty
young orchard of 300 choice fruit trees embracing
peaches, apples, pears, figs plums, ETC. Also, fine
Vegetable Garde, etc. This property is situated one
mile from the river, adjoining the of Shreveport
and in the midst of one Of the healthiest most desirable
and pleasant locations to be found.
Terms of sale-One fourth cash, the balance in one,
and three years. bearing per interest
with special mortgage retained the property sold
Or the property will be exchanged for Negroes.
will also sell the household furniture, a lot of
mich cows, hogs, etc. Apply to
sept22 DR.. JAMES GILPIN.
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OuGJtSSIVN SIiEs
E. Eberstadt, Tutor of Louise Steiseman, vs. Thomas
R. Simpson ct ais.
CTATE OF LOUISIANA-Parish of Caddo-In
~ District Court. BY virtue Of a writ of sale to me
directed by the Clerk of the District Count of the Pa
IRISH of Caddo, will sell public auction the high
est bidder, at the house door in the town of
Shreveport, Parish and State aforesaid, on SATER-
DAY, the s0th day of November, 1858, between the
hours of O'clock M, and O'Clock, P NJ, the fol-
lowing described property, viz Lot No. 1eleven,
in block No. three, with the building and improve
ments thereon. Situated in the town of Shreveport
and to be sold to satisfy judgment in favor of E. Eb-
erstad tutor of Louise Steigleman, against Thomas
R. Simpson ct ais.
Terms of sale-cash without the benefit of apprase-
ment. H HUNSICKERa Auctioneer.
Shreveport, October 10, 1858
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Succession Sale.

Succession of John Deenger deceased.
cTATE OF LOUISfANA-Parish of Caddo-18th
~ Judicial District Court, No. no. By virtue of a
writ Of sale to directed clerk of the honorable
the District Court in ana for the parish Of Caddo, will
proceed to sell at public auction, at the courthouse
door in the town Of Shreveport, State and Parish
aforesaid, on SATURDAY, the 18th day Of December,
1855, between the hodrs Of III o'clock, A. N. and 4
?. M, the following described property belonging to
the succession Of John,Dellengor, deceased. wit
Lot thirteen (l3 in block twenty (2O in the town Of
Shreveport, held in common with Thomas D. Coty.
Terms Of sae-With the benefit Of appraisement--
Onethrd cash, the balance credit Of IL months.
Purchasers to give heit with good personal
cury, bearing eight per cent. interest from day of
sale; and mortgage importing confession ofjudement
to be retained the property Sold to the final
payment Of the purchase mooney.
H HUNSICKER, Auctioneer.
Shreveport, Noyemker To- 1888
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University of Louisiana.

NJ Ed CAL APARTMENT
TNHE Annual Course of Lectures in this Depart
4 ment will commence on Monday, November Is,
1885, and will terminate in the ensuing March r.s.s
JAMES JONES, NJ. D.. Professor of Practice of Med
icne.
]. L. RiDDELL, NJ. D., Professor of Chemistry
WARREN STONE, NJ. D., Professor of Surgery.
A. ii. CENAS, M. D., Professor of Obstetrics g..
GUSTAVUS A. MOTT, NJ D., Professor of Materia
Medica,
T. G. RICHARDSON, Md, Professor of Anatomy
THOMAS HUNT, NJ. D., Professor of Physiology
and Pathology.
S. E. CHAILLE, MD, DEMONSTRATIONS of
W. c. NICHOLS, NJ. D., Anatomy. J
The Rooms for Dissection will be open on the Cd
Monday in October
The Faculty Visiting Physicians and Surgeons
of the Charity Hospital.
The Students accompany the Professors in their
visits and free of expense, enjoy extraordinary prac-
teal advantages.
Preliminary to the Course, Lectures will be deiv-
cred daily in the Amphitheatre of the Hospital, from
the LIST of October, on Clinical Medicine and Surgery
without any charge to students.
THOMAS HUNT, M. D., Dean. !
The Administrators of the Charity Hospital elect
annually, in April fourteen Resident Students, who
are maintained by the institution aug Is
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Gaiety Restaurant,

R.a The undersigned, having uu- enSxss.
sssssas#A dertaken the management @ss~sszsass
2a.s-AlEX of the above establishment, takes this
method of informing the public that it is now open
for their accommodation.
He them that everything the market affords
will be abundanty supplied and served up in style
unsurpassed in the country. Neither trouble nor ex-
pense will be spared render the Gaiety Restaurant
worthy of liberal support.
Regular Boarders will be taken by the week. Tran
sien customers supplied with meals at all hours An
excellent cook and attentive servants having been en-
gagged, he guarantees satisfaction all so far as at
| tention and courtesy is concerned. o.
oct27-6m JAMES A. MCCORMICK
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anu hem1ttanceS made on the day OF paw
ment. REFrRrrcps nv nrr,,,sero,-. ~
Bank Of New Orleans,
Southern Bank,
Wright, Allen & Co.,
McCutchon, Howell & Co. New Orleans.
Lewis Oglesby,
Dudley, Nelson & Co.
A. D. Donovan,
Drexall & CO.,
Werk, Young & McCough 2
Bullitt & Fairthorn, : : Philadelphia.
Davis & Birney, 8
Wood Bacon & Co.,
Farmers Deposite & Banking Co. Pittsburg
Exchange Bank do.
Importers and Traders Bank, 4
Grant & Barton,
Kirkland & Co., Bankers,
Lucius Hopkins,
Allen, Mclean & Buckley,
Geo. w. & Jehial Reed, New York.
L. & V. Kirby & Co.,
Baldwin, Starr & Co.,
B. M. & E. A. Whitlock & Co.,
Birney & Davis,
Johnsons & Hamilton,
B. M. JOHNSON,
Corner Market and Milan streets,
nov3-6m Office formerly Grain &. Nutt's
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Steam Machinery. ROilers. sc.

Steam Machinery, Boilers, &c.
THOR SALE Cheap for cash approved paper
IL Boilers. &c feet by SO inches;
do 18 feet by SO and 40 inches;
| Boiler, 8 feet by 36 inches;
2 Engines, cylinders 8 feet stroke, Ia inches d.
ameter;
2 Steamboat Doctor Engines;
Freight Holster Engine, cylinder foot stroke
aud four inches diameter;
/ large Chain Cable. Apply to
novI94f WHITE, SMITH & BALDWIN.
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A Gard to the Public!

A REPORT having been circulated that Ice had
n given ont in this place, we take this method to
inform the public of Shreveport and its vicinity TO the
contrary Our stock of Ice on hand is large enough
to last through the season, and customers may be
satisfied that we will be able TO supply them with said
article as long it may be required, and at as low
prices as circumstances will allow. All orders from
the country will be putup with the greatest care.
auq4 A. AARON 4, Co.
ID ELLS-Cow Bells, assorted sizes, sheep and hog
ID bells, Cor sale by JNO. II. REYNOLDS,
go Texas street.
DAGGING AND ROPE-For sale by
ID 81 WHITE. SMITH & BALDWIN,
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JOY TO THE LADIES!
W THE GOODS HAVE ARRiVED!!- i

JOY TO THE LADIES!
Az~ THE GOODS HAVE ARRIVED!!-E 70
1rNM AFTER long delay on the river the rf,k
~ Fashionable Fail Goods, William
- have at last arrived at this port and | WV Wv
feel pleasure in now being enabled to offer to the
citizens of Shreveport and surrounding country OF
the and largest ASSIGNMENTS of Fresh Goods ever
brought to this market. Having been in the city OF
New York ever since May last, during which time
had ample opportunity watch that great mart can
insure my Goods to be of the Very Latest Fashions
and can sell them at the CHEAPEST PRICE.
In selecting the stock, i had an eye single to the
Ladies' Dress Goods Department.
which you will find unusually complete, embracing:
Ginghams, in endless variety;
Fancy and sallet cold Delanes, Cashmeres;
English and French Merinos;
Black and Fancy Silks, in pieces and patterns;
Robes guile; Robes Aaye;
Dabaje Trayers ChalIes de Lain;
Cass de Lain; black and fg'd ALPACA;
Fine Chenille and Wooden Shawls;
Ladies' and Misses Cloaks, etc. etc.
large assortment of Prints, Linseys, brown and
bleachet Shrtings and Sheeungs, Jeans, Kerseys
Lowells, Cassimeres, blue red, grey and fine white
bed Blankets and great variety of other goods too
numerous to mention.
To the Gentemen l would mention the old pro-
verb of a that glitters is not gold.' So it is with
CLOTHING. 1t is not all good and we'll made Cloth
ing because it looks we'll from the distance; but come
to my store and examine tor Ourself, and am salts
fed that you will not be deceived, you will find
good Plain and Fancy Clothing, made up under my
supervision in New York, and if you buy any OF
them, you will have to visit the tailor shop the
day to get your ripped clothing mended but the
best of all is the price, which able to put down
LOWER than any other house in town.
very large stock of Shirts, Hats, Boots Shoes and
Fancy Goods has also arrived direct from the north
cities, all of which invite attention and solicit
your patronage.
Cali soon and get bargains and I hope you will
never leave dissatisfied the New York Cheap Store,
on Texas street, between Market and Edwards sts
oct2O NJ. LEVY.
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Ladies Attention!

MISS LINQUIST,
Corner of Market and Milan streets, (near the Com
mercial Hotel,) Shreveport.
pEGS to appraise her lady friends and customers
- generally that she has inst returned from New
York with elegant assortment of French Millinery,
selected in person from the leading establishments of
fashion, embracing in part
CLoAKs and BoNaETs, of various description and
qualities
ARTIFICIAL Flowers and FEATHERS of the most su-
perb styles
A new style of HEAD DRESSES, also HEA D ORNAMENTS
for balls, parties and evening.
Every description of materials for manufacturing
Bonnets. A new style of Bonnet Trimmings.
Plush, Velvet and Silk for trimmings. Embroide-
ries, Ribbons, Gloves and Blonde Lace.
Black English Grape, of different qualities. Chill
dren's Hat Flats and Caps, &C., &C., &c. n3
Bagging and Rope.
"E are prepared to furnish customers and
w friends with Begging and Rope.
HOWELL & BUCKNER,
oct20 Lower Warehouse.
NOtiCe---Sugar and M0laSses.
WYE prepared to sell Sugar and Molas-
w ses at New Orleans Quotations. Dealers in
those articles will find their advantage to give us
call. H. ROBERTSON & Co.
Alexandra, La, Oct 81, l95S-3m
CHILDERS & BEARD,
HAVE received -
IL Negro Kerseys, Negro Plains;
Negro Lnseys Negro Hats, wool and water proof,
Negro Blankets by the bale
Negro Russetts, assorted;
Gents Fast Hats going off al $40 rate;
Stewards new style greatly improved Ladies' Skirts.
Together with general stock of Heavy and Fancy
Dry Goods, at New Orleans prices. nov3
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hereby certify, that Messrs. Patterson & Co. pur-
chased this day from lot of CATTLE that the
are in fine condition and entirely free of black tongue
or any other disease. The cattle are from Kaufman
county, Texas and that there has not been any black
tongue other disease among the cattle in that
ton of the State. E. DAKIN.
Shreveport, Oct 80. 1858, nova
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New Orleans & Shreveport Packet.

SUMMER ARMAMENT EMF.
{sRassan h THE very light draught and substantial
s{ u steamer EFFORT, w. McMnLEs.
zszss;ssz=sa MASTER having been thoroughly repair
ed and refurnished has resumed her regular trips and
will leave for New Orleans direct on THURSDAY Eve
MING, 26h ins the arrival of the stages, and con-
tnue in the trade during the entire season. In
of the water becoming too low for boats the
falls, she will make weekly trips between Shreveport
and Alexandria The Effort has been supplied with
new and powerful machinery, and is in the best run
ming order. Prompt attention will be paid to any bus
mess entrusted to the boat. For freight passage
apply on boa I'd. 6ug2a
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Negroes Far Sale.

Negroes For Sale.
n LIKELY Young Negro Man, who has worked
some three four yeasa at the carpenters trade,
and is anxious to continue at;it. Apply to
til. SCOGIN, keachi, DeSoto parish.
Also-An older Negro Man. who is now at work
% Shreveport, very trasiy. good servant For nor
nation. apply to REUBEN W:HrrE, B. e. ScoGIs,
Shreveport oct2O
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New Orleans 4 Shreveport Packet.
SIMMER ARRANGEMENT

ffsE2as-" d The very light draught, fast running
"a ia5t4sS#HR steamer WI A NEON, FERDINAND
azssaszszz=zz Y. CELLos, master, Cin place of the
DUKE during the summer months will leave Shreye-
port for New Orleans on Monday Evening, I'd Aa-
gust, and every alternate Monday evening so long
the water will permit. The Marion, has been
thoroughly repaired and put in fne order, and for
fort good accommodations and safety is unsurpassed
by any boat in the trade. For freight passage, up
ply on hoard. juyl4
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New orleans n Shreveport Packet.
.,,l..... ! PASSENGER BOAT.

lksfitfs5E3' The entirely new, very staunch steam-
tsSXEEzzA boat GRAND DUKE, SAMUEL
apptEsArE master, (now being buile Louisville, }
.;l run during the ensuing regular packet
he,ween Shreveport, and New Orleans, touching at
Grand Bayou, Campte. Grand Ecore, Conle, AIexan
da. and all intermediate landings and plantations
The Grand Duke will be the largest and most agnii-
lns steamer ever in the trade She is new thrungh
ant. has commodious cabins magni6cently furnished
md provided with all the latest improvements and
far speed, safety, comfort and sumptuous fare I'M
saroassed by any boat The soath western waters
CAPTAIN Applegate solieits from his old friends and
patrons continuance of the Liberal patronage hereto
fore accorded to him. For freight or passage, apply
an board. novIU
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rsw orleans 4 Shreveport Packet.
xsans.. \ PASSENGER BOAT.
y fiS The new and splendid very fastrunnin.

zYaasS The new and splendid very fastrunnine
- - steamer LUCY HOLCOMBE.
". b. BArExAi, master, will 80 soon as the water
nsrmts commence her regular trips as a Shreveport,
pud New Orleans packet, taking freight and passen
,ers for Coushatta, Grand Bayou, Campte, Grand
Ecore ST. Maurice, Alexandria, and all intermediate
landings. The Lucy Holconbe was built expressly
far the trade, has commodious cabins, elegantly fur
.bed with large state-rooms and for comfort speed
md GOOD accommodations is unsurpassed BY any boat
In the trade Her officers will pay particular personal
mention to all business entrusted to the boat and
make use Of every effort to give satisfaction For
freiaht Or passage, apply On board.
The Flag, and Republican, Marshall; Gazette, JEFF
e.,son and New Era, Henderson, will copy. noyI0
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Keachi, DeSoto parish, July 81, 1858.
GriSWOld's Improved Cotton Gins!

GriSWOld's Improved Cotton Gins!
4 SUPPLY of these justly celebrated Gin Stands
n just received at the Warehouse of White, Smith
l. Baldwin, where planters may obtain them Of any
desired size, either from Messrs. w. S. & b. or the
undersigned, on the shortest notice.
Every stand warranted to perform WELL if properly
set up and run, no sale.
Planters visiting Shreveport respectfully invited
to call and examine samples.
JOSEPH B. PATTE,
septl5 Travelling Agent
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Fer Sale.
ELISHA I'll. JOR

E.EA THE desirable Residence, corner of Spring and
Lake streets, now occupied by the subscriber.
Shreveport Nov. l0, 1853. d. S. WILDER
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Insurance,

Nv y are now prepared to Insure Up and Dow
w Freighls and Cotton, Produce and Merchandis.
stored In our warehouses, at the lowest rates.
oct2l WHITE, SMITH & BALDWIN,
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Notice..

Notice.
A LII persons Indebted to the succession of J. F.
IN White, deceased, are requested to pay the same
without delay to Jonas Robson Esq, or myself and
all those having claims wall present them.
oct6 VIM. HOLMES, Executor.
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JOHNSON's
collecting, Exchange and Banking House.

SHREVEPORT, La.
k,ACHANGE for sale at all seasons on New Or
- leans and New York. Collections attended to
promptly, and Remittances made on the day of pay
nient. REFERENCES PERMISSION:
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Notice.

Notice.
A LII those indebted to the late firm of Gglesby 4
IN Griswold are requested, without further notice,
to come forward and settle, the will be put in
suit. OGLESBY d GRlSWOLD,
feb3 In liquidation.
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P. @. RAGSDALE

T. q. RAGSDAIE,
huctiOneer and Commission Merchant.
HAVING taken commission as AucrIoNEER,
IL for the parish OF Caddo, am prepared to attend
all sales of Real Estate, Negroes and Merchandise,
of all descriptions My cherges will be as low as my
time and trouble will justify.
Office. for The present at the Auction Store corner
of Market and Texas street.
Liberal cash advances made on all consignmens
P. Q. RAGSDALE, aucuoneer
Shreveport Nav 10. 1858
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Notice.
I meeting of the Directors of C The Shreyeport
"a Insurance Company held on the I'd of Deem
Der, the office hours of said cepany were fixed as
follows: From g. A. M, to IL, lind from to S, P NJ
dec9 P Fl ROSSON Secrat.ry
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PATTERSON q Co.,
RITCHERS,

f1=sssg HAVE just received fresh stock Of
go. choice Beeves and Sheep from sslanEssz
Texas, and will keep constantly on hand the fines
and most choice assortment of Beef, Veal, Mutton
Pork, etc., that this section of country ca afford, al
warranted to free Of the Black Tongue or any Other
disease which will be sold at the lowest prices. We
respectfully solicit share of public patronage.
The Shasta courier., 1858-11-20
Our Great Necessity.

The oyershadowing want of California is sub
stance. Producing untold wealth, we are our
selves poor-too poor to enter into business up
On substantial basis-too poor to make last
ing improvements-too poor to do anything that
involves the expenditure of money. We have,
during the last eight years, precisely illustrated
the case of the proaigate young man just come
to his property. We have wasted our estate
with an utter disregard of consequences-we
have fed the rapacity of others, entirely unmind-
ful that the day might come when our lavish
ness would bear bitter fruit-we have acted as
serfs to pamper the aristecracies of the Atlantic
States and Europe, instead Of, with q manly
spirit, seeking to better cur own condition, and
to provide for the comfort and happiness of
those whom we have constantly sought to draw
to our shores. The very natural easily foreseen
and often predicted consequence is upon u.s.
We are poverty-stricken community We can
scarcely support ourselves, let alone other peo-
pie. We ask laborers to come here, and when
they come, can neither give them profitable
work, nor even furnish them with a decent sub
sstence.-S. f. Spirit Of the Times