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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-03
Reioicings over the Passage Of the
Kansas Bill.

DETROIT, Saturday, May l. ISoo'
..,... 81 ,b;-+vtwo GUNS was fred here to-day in
bcnor - the passage Of the Lecompton bill. Tbs
Herald office was brilliantly illuminated tonight,
bopfres are burning, and there is great rejoicing
among the Administration men,
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The Sanitary and scientific COnven-
lions.

BALTIMORE, Saturday, May I, IS1S
The Sanitary Convention adjourned sine die, TO
meet in New-York next year Most OF the matters
before them were referred to the next meeting.
The Scientific Convention is stil in session. The
members of il visited Fort McHenry this afternoon
and reviewed the drill Of the flying artillery.
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PHILADELPHIA Stock Board.

PHILADELPHIA Saturday, May I, Ioos
Stocks dull Pennsylvania state 5s, 81; Reading
Railroad. Q3j Morris Canal, 46ii Long Island
Railroad, I2; Pennsylvania Railroad, 42s'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-03
Heavy Forgeries in Louisville.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Friday, ApnI 50, ISoS.
Henry Barrett, q bookkeeper Of Wright Bridge
ford Committed heavy forgeres left for parts un
known. A large reward is offered for his spprehen
ann
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-03

HARTFORD, Conn, Saturday, May l, 1858.
The Democrats fired thirty guns tonight in this
city in consequence of the passage of MIR. Englishs
Kansas bill.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-03

kssoo Rad va from Thsodors PsA a. eecuss -
rsyiysls-s Considerable change.
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The Break i'm The Canal Repaired

ALBANY, Saturday, May ], 1893.
The break at Knowlesville was repaired at l. M
There il now no further obstruction in the line OF the
Canal
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PRUSSIA.

The Chamber Of Deputies had agreed to the aug
meItation of duty beet-root sugar, making it one
fomth nstead Of One-ffth of a thaler.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-03
ITALY.

It is seriously contemplated by the Nespoltan Gov
eminent to form camp at Gaeta.
The Conspiracy bill bad again been warmy de.
bated in the Sandman Chamber of Deputies. Count
Cayour declared that the measure was Introduce
irrespective of any external pressure and that tins
Ministry had made it Cabinet question.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-03
Congress-.
The English Bill i'm Hartford.

WAsnISoToS, Saturday, May l, 1852
Neither House Of Congress is in session to-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-03
RUSSIA.

All import and export duties are to be increased
five kopeks per ruble from July lst--the additional
revenue to be employed on the frontier railways.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-03
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE,
BERNARD ACQUITTED.
THE ENGLISH BUDGET.
INTERESTING FROM INDIA.
Cotton Advanced-COnsols &lS96i.
BY THE BORUssIA AND ANGL,O-SAXON.

lBY Tas ANElcH TyLxesuH CosriSy's LNEs-OTrics
No q WALL sTIKETl
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Accident 10 the James Adger.

lTbe new. brought By the BOras'is will be found on
Sixth Psge.l
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-03-06
MN

ALL NEW STOCK.
The undersigned having or, ned
large and splendid assortment OF
w " new Southern Furniture, - pre-
pared to supply the trade and families on the
mos, liberal terms. This heiht The only new
stock IN the city, pu' chn,crs will find IT to then
advantage to call and examine the goods am
learn toe prices befor purchasing elsewhere.
VII keep constantly OF hand
Marble, Sofa and Genre Tables,
Extension Tables of mahogany, walnut and
onk and os all sizes. rosewood and mahogany
Work and Gard Tables. Dressing Tables /,
walnut and cherry Dining Tables: eaL, ma
hoeany and rosewood S,dcboafds Bureaus Of
walnut. rosewood and mahogany, Arnolrs
Va.hs,ands, Bed-tcsds fariof Chairs, Tcie-a
Te,e.. Ottomans, DNans, easy chairs, rockers
et.rere-, secretaries and bookcases, oak aud
walnut Office chairs, dinine.Foom Chairs child
rens' chair and rockers, mahogany aud walnut
tea.poys and light stands.
Iiar. Mos, and Spring Mattresses,
Iooking.Gjasses and Msiurg rosewood ana
mahnrany parior Sets together with every ar
icle usually found 80 q furniture warehouse.
~ THIS Is an entirely new r~iab'i-''iHef.
and mo- old stock % hand. Purchasers NIL
find it greatly to their interest to give tins store
n call before buying elsewhere, a. the trorric-
tor IS confident that nc can oiler them newer
Il, les Of tlr most fashionable furniture, more
substantially made, aud at greater BARGAIN
than any other housg 700 the city
CHARLES a STEWART
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I'VE tho undersigned, being permanently
w located, offer our services to the eli.
sens OF Marshall, and sur" ndlnq country, as
BRICK BUILDERS,
Plastercrs, and Cistern builders. We insure
our work to stand, when the materials are sc.
lected BY ourselves.
We also propose to cure smoky ehirnnev-
No cure no pay. We warrant our work all TO
be done in good and worknan.,ikc style. An
those having work IN our line, win pleas give
us call
LOWFRY & RiGLAND.
March Is, 81 No-2o If
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oRA4xHa puoxnnr

FASHIONABLE ROOT AND SHOEMAKER.
s",iih vest corner OF the public square,
EtPS constantly on hand large assert.
IA ment Of ladies and gen,lcmen's boots and
shoes, Of his own manufacture: also n good
supply Of sole and upper leather for sale.
From his tong experience and close attention
TO the business, he hopes to have continuance
OF thai patronage heretofore so Literally be.
slowed on him. All orders promptly attended
to, and work warranted.
\oy 80, 1851 nliy
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Important.

I viii pay liberal cash prices for all fat, yner-
charitable and heavy beef cattle, delivered
to me at Jcliereou, Texas, during the months
of November, December, and January ensn.
ing
am prepared TO receive. slaughter, and
pack from forty iiyo TO fifty head per day.
~ II BLACK.
Jefferson, Texas, Sept. -. 81. Noiif
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NORTH sIDr OF THE PUBLIC SQUARE,

Dealer. FOREIGN and Domestic Ready Made cang
Hardware Cutlery
School aud instantaneous
ionsyo Of eiyde
needed
fo
ueof the firm
orer t. We respectfully
and price,.
canmadat o
.lnllrve In per.oal o
respectfully solicit sa Q public patronage
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Mow Orleans Advertisements.

W. T sco,r. ruos WILKINS, J. '.fsNAS'
HARRISON Co. Macon c9un'y. New ofe"h''
Ia,.. Alabama Louisiana.
o,cpTT, WILLIAMS a co. Cotton Factors
and Commission Merchants, i37 Grasier
Siee,, New Orleans
Nov u. 81. No 13-y
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~ DUNN s. rfU
~ M ~ sSaVta slEt

(,nccessor- To tg e-hy 4 Grswor'd)
Heceiring ior~adioR and Commission
MERCHANTS,
tHd dcGicrs IN Groceries. Boqf ami lar
Stores. Plantation Supplies, &c
SHREVEPORT Ia
w l. hay lea-cd the comnodioHs AMI fire.
" proof Warehouse Recently oencd. and
occupied by Ue-srt ucLgsBy q GHiswolp,
and are prepared to receive and store cotton,
MERCHANDISE and produce.
We solicit patronage, and pledge oursclgc, to
give prompt attention to all business entrusted
to our care.
We shall keep ON hand at nll times a com.
pletc stock of plantation supplies. boat and
bar stores and groceries Of every description
to which We beg leave Ia call public attention.
Our c1arg's for RECEIVING, storing and ship.
ping cotton is twenty i've cents per bale, tot
til. entire season.
We will make liberal Cash Advances on cot
ton and merchandise in 7rc
DtNt d HE
Feb 30, 80. No-ab If
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Duggies ! BuggitS!

lust received and for sale for cash and
~ cash only, beautiful lot Of buggies, of
various styles and patterns, with and without
tops, which We are Offering n, very small nd.
vance, on manufacturer prices. Having made
arrangements for onr supplies with the best
manufactures in the United States, we feel
confident that We can sell better article for
less money than any other establishment
west Of New Orleans
Just call at our repository and take look
at our stock before purchasing else where
KENNEDY T. BRADFIELD.
Marshall, Sept. II, 81. No 3tf
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-03-06

u 4 so6asben eosrt. in 4 eass Of injury
. 80. 1870 what TOO hastily driven into
! pessd. ths council Tor The pi.iatIG made
- ts,lews~s .lcqse~t Declaration: "a
pasiah pes~d sAosld " an asylsm. no,
ssi1 - ~ ssssi~e vi, Ut for The tender
hlbe,s
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-03-06

Parable orr bar IN adr1fr aqf it, "tgli'
~ NE clase I fae Tam
For tuition ln lbc Nnc.cnl language,
Mathematics. ani Sohd Sciences, Va.
c'udug one ~ all ~ these branches,
for the Session II five months 81
IL the Eng SD branches, embracing
'he elementary branches and In 4.
dliion Engh-i Hrtmmrr, GcorraphG
History Au,hmeur. Nc. ~
Ia the Modern lmguaros, Spanish.
French, Italian and German, (cA,a
chafge) c.eh, y
Fuel IA College buillHg, !
II lheNe rates Of tuition be considered b's
than those which have hcretotnw ohi"'i'a
Eastern Texas, u may Tee confidently as'e'
that the character Of the M strHrtion aaa W
vaniages alioraod will be found At lea'i Y
portioualslY higher. Those pfelcsso's q I
knowledgel ability and aueeessiul expire,
whose entire time and attention are dese'e
the instruction Of ~iXiy Students, o. Y
average Number of twenty each, can mol f'
ably be required to give such instruction y
here furnished Tor
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-03-06
hardware and Cutlery

Ivory handled table knives and 'ork-
DO do dessert do IT.
Common dc ~
Cafver-, and stcels
Poke, and pen knives,
Scissors and shears,
Sheep aacarcr-.
Iron hssting spoons.
britannia lea and tabl, do
Mill and saw files.
Socket cliisels.
Augur.
Drawing knives.
Tack hammers.
Mineing knives,
liaichcls and axes,
Cupboard, I'LL and pad locks,
Knob locks,
Door la,ches,
Stock locks.
Flesh forks,
Tea bells.
Brass eandlestickx.
Brass butts.
Cast do
Hook and staples,
Ha, pins.
Snd irons,
Hooks and hinges,
Nails and brads,
Curry combs.
Trace CHAINS,
SieYes,
Grind stones,
Castings,
Cork screws.
Rnc wires.
G. D Caps.
a
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Aston House,
SOUTHERN Prolific RAILROAD.

'INIlE undersigned bcgs leave TO inform the
1 friends and the public generally, tina, he
has leased for time the entire warehousng
privileges at Pe,ersbugh, the Eastern Termi.
nus of the ). p, X. r.. on Caddo Lake, where
to - prepared to store and snip cotton. Send
to him by Railroad, or otherwise also up
irelghts OF all sorts at the usual prices charged
nj other Warehouses on the lake. Cotton de-
posted on the line Of the Railroad will be taken
to the Lake, an goods forwarded by the cars
to and point as the track progresses, at the fol.
ing rates:
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Tin and Wooden Ware,

GIu ana WOOoc0 ware.
Tin plates,
Pans.
&" Cups,
" Coffee pots,
S,raincr..
Cake pans.
Nance, do
Covered buckets,
Wash pans,
Nutmeg gratcrs,
Swimmers,
Candle moull-,
Cake turner's.
Bread toas,crs.
Cake boxes.
Mouse traps,
Wooden bowls.
Butter ladlea
Cedar hucke,s.
Painted DO
Well do
Scrub brushes.
Ilfooms.
/" Door mats.
All Of the above goods viii be sold At low
prices.
x. T. HYDE.
Marshall, Oct 3 81. NoG-,f
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Wet barrels, same distances, viii be charged
same prices as cotton bales. Dry barrels 30 per
cent less.
JAMES A. CURTIS.
Petersburg, Dee, la,h 81. i7-am.
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,cw Orleans and shreveport Packet,
Land Locating, and all business
connected with the General
Land Office.

t1'ilE undersigned lhanstul fer the patron
i age heretofore given, would respectfully
announce to the puNi generally, That haFnH
had several years practice IA the ar 81 survey
nr, natters himself that be can make a. choice
locations a. any person engaged ~ that bust
ness in this, and the adjoining counties
North and West, embracing Cook and Den
ton land Districts, and the Cross 1mhef+'
Also forwarding field notes, for obtainine Fat
tents, assisting prcemPtoner' IN proving mp
their claims, attending to amy claim or eerIiii.
Gates to be brought before the commissioner OF
claims
FERNS for locating and surveying
League, (casD SSoo
iaso acres and league 100
elo ,rrss 81
$40 acres, ~
If owners prefer, viii locate, suryery. and
patent large claims for oneiourth, smaller
claims for onc-ihlrd
Good locations warranted in every case,
Aay business entrusted to my care, shall re-.
ceiyr proper aud prompt attention.
Address
T.. c. PALMER,
Marshall Mach rs 81 No-3i if
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Notice.

4 II. persons indebted to the late firm oI
~ Berry ~ Sly, either by note or account
will find their accounts In the hands Of W II
Kelsey until the 18th October next after
which time, they Will be put IN suit, indiserim.
iuately.
JOSEPH TAYLOR.
Sep, 49, 1851 Il
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COLLEGES, Etc.
N arshall 1epublicas


N(Nl'I'Ni j.
AZ 'No 'rs'snY ,' , W, ' W. o. III
- ""S""' go 81 ,, ~ Pess
ufe Nv ~ 49,. Puo'F
t'iat ! WV NV mr.
,L, .Rcpublicon Ae,d.,,v "S''s
which ali the branches Of Collegiate ,dus,
tion vill h. taught The house will 10 ;,
paired and Furnished with the maps ,Globes 4.
now used In the Masonic Institute.
u.... ar ru,.jen ,er Session ofco w..,
-. ,xon
,,.iI,a " onoa
S ., osoo
49, ..,.... NOR .s..;.,, ~,
'''' S', ~ tnI =, ,h. s.tan ''Vo
s"a,,Id nn,ond ,,.,inonial, from ,Lo =.
'u" I """ in '@s i'non Nh, '"e an
.h;rh / have bc,n connected. bu, choose ,ss \
er TO refer to the people = J. CARoLAN
,,,so,,c rc,,.,c ,vsy,r,,r
MNs'N" '"'"'' ' ei''
iif undersigned '.N1 ,l', ''I'a'a'',se q
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water COlOrs.

Water NOtOrs.
yewwqn's. Recess d Sons, Alderman $,
and Osborac's
HIST received a large stock of the above
- rolors. in cakes and in Mahogany ana rose
Wood boxcs. with lock and key. Also, Ter
man Colors, in cakes and boxes, line a'sor''
men,,
Oh eolor.. 10 iuhs-Englisl and American :
CAnvascs for portraits IN frames OF sSio TO
42x56;
Canvas 10 rolls, from 80 to So inches wide
gtre,cher. for caaYa-es OF all sizes
400 d,z. fine sable and camel hair pencils
100 paint and varn-h brushes, all sizes
50 packages gold and silver ieai
100 bundle duck metal white and yeilo"
Tin r)il, in sheets and books
Tins. OF all the usual coiors.
French and American
PAPER Hang ing..
Doors. Window Sash and Bids, Of all ,ifes
and description for ale, cheap.
WfSDOW GLASS. DC.
5oOO boy.. Amer Window Gia--, al| sizes
400 do English and French, from sNl0
10 20NJO
500 light. fine Plate Glass;
no 5Xs double tHick American, from sXlI
e. '1N4r:
1000 hg cuiorcd glass;
100 Gazier diamonds
500 bundles gia2ier tins;
10 lions White Lead, iu Is To TOO To- kegs
boo cani.iers and kegs colured paints IN
oancc TO 100 pound packages;
$500 No.. tine French green, dry and groun,
in oil
1909 Ibis whiting and Paris white, of m
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FUNNITURU ! F.,

's'llE undersigned. have in store, and arc re-
4 ceiyiuc from the North, by every Packet
a large stock Of household furniture. in NJ
hogany Rosewood. Oak, Walnut and imi's.
ton woods. Rush, tano and lictory char..
plain and checked mating, together. with n
fa! assortment OF every thing in the furnI.
iurr liue
Furniture packed 10 sue. a manner rs to
iusaTr iis safety for ans distance. Purchasers
visiting the ci.y, are invited to examine oar
large stock.
e. FLINT & JONES,
No. II and I6, Royal street Nfw ORLEANS
MAY =, 81 No-36 Is
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,a.atvtnu N lafyc and
, ..,.aar, ~ Fall and Winter
80, -. i...o ..i.r,.d with
goods NJ ~ WIZ" "''. ~ ,ha I.,.,, .,vl.,
rare ana s'e NJ ., rs" c'I,as,,, eomp,,.e,
ana pn''s'n-
Po'u'" u Wv IL. lo,;o,ca and solid
u" ""v' -"
., - r,.,.h Marina a")
na's "', ave, '',a,ot ,l,.e,,.
,,e'n 80, 49,
h'a 'A''f'
mac, macs e ."-'} ,l ,olo,.i d,c.ss iiks
Black hg"' re, n n''.' so''''' ''
hno.'" ~" ,,s,,,,,,,,
silk tnnge ana '"'e ''' "''''''s'
W aiefs, "A.I"" "a
~, n 49,, t.,;.osr =, -..A
y, '''','e' - rs,,t,.A .,r,. i,onn.t..
~" o." -. - ,oi-.c. rI,ts
.,faw "p4,''' p"' ' ~
floN'f- anu >p''s,,' v"
nndH' %,.as'' NV" IT, g. go.
|e,''' ', ,'s " NJ. fei,,b and
'@ai'- ',s'Ns "'.' ''"''''
Ne''et, c,..t.
LADIES e.u'h '"I ,.a ri.
blaeS' b'uei pms '"s"i' anu i''''
py So, .hg,,o,
Blaes ela.llek and six Belts and belt ribbons,
bonnet 'noo"''
i.hs'h"S
sa.'n 70 crl
~" ''''' 49, ,,.,.i,. -.
nhufo"si'a =. Hu ,
:, ",n ~" '''''
htt"h ''ra'
.nN ,'''""i
r,onu -, -
ihfehl 'ishs'
1"f'"'' -"
1NNS
IL. ,t...,.,, .,d s,,i..N
" o'"'u 'u."'-' '",.''. '''''
"" ""'n' - ,i.,..al I'D
'''' .,,,ciad ana s,nb,niJ,,cd
Cof'ei..
len skirts.
tad,r. hi rlove. and oaun,lcls.
Mn. Hnck ana poyskin 10 Do
i,J,o. hlask Iii Nefjno ard cotton hose,
Misses merino hose,
cheneilIe Scarf.,
Wei Do
Se, wool relka- and Talma..
DO Rgolet,s.
on,,s
"
Black Cadet, Oxford and brown 1aiine,s,
Black and fancy Cashmere,
Twecds Jeans, and Pulled eloth,
tola medhi leans
t,,.i,ia.g go Loco
, ~. ID =, s. H. IA c,.c, rI,p,el.
,,, "s'e' ''..'slI 49,. ro,,on .
80 .i,
''"" .m II r,lt.,t..
White and coiored Furniture nimity,
Blankets, hite, Hed, 'feeh, p'us anu
Gray,
n n, p VA
Prints. 4, large a.sortinent)
tlNENS.
f.i.L rina,
n -" ~ H. Lii.
n. ..,tf,.
Brown Holland. Crash. &c.
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Noulheru Furniture Wareroems.
ALI. NEW STOCK.

The largest Establishment in the South n
Nos III and l73 Canal Street.
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January ~. 81
FTR>IT RI.
N~yE SOFAS Of all kinds Tor sale
u ~ srkNLtY a MIMIC
At the foot Of the bridge
rIANOs, q few select, for sale
TVJ1 STANLEY a NfNNo
CHAIRS. Qaeen Elizabeth rockers
IA, nostoa cane seat rockers uu''' or sew
NJ ing chairs, wl,h fpcscrs, hea'y aston ma.
ME. rosewood. mahogany. hickory, Ie'oi' ing
office, wooi--eAi oiiIee eauc-srat oihc' eAl-
dren, Of all kinds, &C. for .nle by .
GTANLfN * NlMNN.
AIJIrNyEi.RY sold by us guaranteed g.
Y represcuicd ( not Tire mouey refunded
STANLEY a NiNNo
DCREAUs, sat, and without Marble tops
80 STANLEY 6 NiMNo
DtAcK walnut and cherry dining tables.
ID for sale by STANLEY a NlNMo.
DLACk walnut and cherry stands, Of all
- kinds, for sale by
I STANLEY b NlMMo.
, DEpsTEAps. black-wslnn'. BIRCH poplar
ID and mahogany Of all kinds, Tor sac u{
STANLEY a NlMMo.
IDRANpY In and casks, for medical pun
- poses, very superior article, sold ~
STANLEY a NlMMO.
ItARDTABlES, variety, Tor -ale ey
STANLEY y MIMIC
,klBr and cradles, black wanutand sherry
I y I II
,oLLAR buttons, sleeve buttons, studs and
\ Buckles, an nnumesable VARIETY ioI sale
by STANLEY n NlMNo.
INAR DROPS, cameo, mosaic, gold stone,
II coruelian, emerald plain and chased, to
match pins, for sale by
STANLEY 4 NIMMo.
Eol.p aud silver spectacle, for sale by
" STANLEY & NlMMo
I oOktNG glasses, areh top square and
ohlong, with gilt frames. from 81 TO s25,
sold BY STANLEY u NIMNo.
MARBLE Slabs, centre and sofa Tables, for
vi sale By STANLEY Il NIMMo,
nrToMANS, nice article, sold by
~ STANLEY a NiMMo.
JEWELRI.
DlNS, cameo, mosaic. collision cornclian,
Emerald, plain and chased, both ladies' and
gentlemen's, for sale by
STANLEY q NiNMO
DINGS, Of all manner Of style, sold by
IL STANLEY ~ NlNNO.
X AfES, side boards, Sc, Cor fale b,
y STANLEY a NlMMO.
NECREr RiES. book ca,e~, Sc. for sale
= be STANLEY q NIMMO.
\lYASH.-TANps with and without mar.
w BILE tops, for sale by
STANLEY & NiMNo
\VTORk stands, with one, two, and three
w drawers, with and without leaves, for
sale by STANLEY q NIMMO.
MILLION wagons, Tor sale by
w STANLEY q NlMMO.
\xrARD- ROBES, variety, for sale by
w STANLEY NiMMD
NOTICE..
4 IL persons indebted to the estate Of JAS
~ a Prowiit ahoso claims haye been
plnced IN the hands Of Gen ]. +. II 'nacrson
for collection, are hereby notified that il they
will make payment by the March term of the
District Court, oil Harrison County, the costs
IN all such eases, will he remttod.
JOSEPH NJ TAYLOR.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-03-06
pENN
New Orleans carriage Warehouse,

No- -, SO aad 50 Common street,
Between the ci'y nHd '.c ST. Charles Hotels.
ihc oidc., aHd arge- carriage Es'ahli-h-
mrnt in ''r gfy, Their stock consists %
some 300 Carriages, VIZ
Coaches, Enrsies,
Fan. Reckanays. Ne Top Burgie-.
bgh, 90 (sjLr7f' side Bugfr-.
Barouchcs Suihcs y Gigs.
Jersey Wagons md almost every -tyle 90 ra5.
riare sold tn this niar.ct, Oar work j. from
our mandatory ln Nrw JERSEY, aud fully
guaranteed. For -a.t ,pw foe es.4h OF e.'y $50.
ceplauce.
J. MARSH pENMNN s. 60
April 70, lSJ6-y
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1858-03-25
From the South Carolinian.

Messrs. Edtors:-Negro p~rodigies seem to be
the order of the day-Blind Tom, to whom wells
tened last Saturday evening, is certainly n very
wonderful boy, and possessed of marvellous musl-
carand initiative powers. The writer of this mr.
ticle does not claim to be q judge Of music, and
vet, in listening to Tom, and witnessing the "a
pidity with which he changes from one piece to
another, and his apparent inability to appreciate
even his own music. we could but e1claim, Gan
such things be?" The negro, with all his inieri-
GRITTY of intellect, is everywhere remarkable for his
musical capacities. 1t seems as if nature had
bestowed this faculty upon the negro rs O compen-
sation, in part, for her parsimony in the endowing
him with other gifts. Blind Tom halls from Geor'
pja. but the old Palmetto Stnte is by no means
destitute of colorei musical p~rodigies of the first
order. Col. Richardson's band, of Sumter. has
already acquired a reputation in this and the nd
Joining States rs youthful musicians of the first
order. Mr.. Latta, of YorkVille, is also the owner
of six or seven little negro boys, whose execution
of difficult pieces Of music upon brass instruments
astonishes all who hear them. Why cannot the
two bands be brought together fora trial Of musi
cal skill in Columbia? 1t would be a very itercst-
ING musical entertainment. Perhaps Mr.. Latta
would think q trial hardly fair, as his band is com.
posed Of very young boys, who have been compare
lively but n short time under instruction. A de-
feat, however, would be no disgrace to his boys,
rs it is more creditable to be defeated by the skill
full than to triumph over those who have no ablli-
". What say you, gentlemen Of York and Sum
ter. to giving US q chauce to listen to your bands
on the same evening? We can promise you a full
house. HECTOR.