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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-19
Chancery Court at Nashville.


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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-19

George T. Dismukes Is. Alexander Williams and others
\ pursuance Of decree of this Court at November
Term 1857, in the above cause will expose To pub
nc sale, on the Public Square in Nashville on S4TLR-
DAY, the l7th day Of April, 1855, two slaves ste
phen, aged about % years, and Bill aged about IL
Years, attached as the property Of defendant Alex
Williams and 10 be sold 60 pay first decree in this
Court against said Williams in favor of Porter Wayne
Webb, and costs, and secondly 10 pay "A decree in
laSOr OF complainant Dsnukcs and costs
c. II. BRIEN, c. & NJ,
hlarlo-td ChancerN Court at Nashville.
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THE GOLDEN PNlZE.
FOR
ILLUSTRATED 1853. ILLUSTRATED.

III" New York weekly GOLDEN PRIZE Is one Of
the largest and best literary papers Of the day An
Imperial ousrto containing IlcHT PAGES On roKrY ont
u's' Of entertaining original matter, and unsAsrI,
nitsTRArKD every week.
a Gin worth from SO cents to $500 90 in goid,
Will be presented 70 each subscriber immedi-
ateiy on receipt of the subscription money.
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Match Horses for sale.

WILL sci a1K asenti1s eredA los ftF Cash,
Il The hsnGsame IsaE II GFey Carriage Horses Al
pzesent drtsen IN faflerszE Grseafeid's faruitars
w4soa- fney sel orpken ead <snsle, and nOs
pAssed wlIh Cor say fault
ALEXANDER MACKENZIE,
gshfo-Q Nssivllie Tenn
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Truth q. mighty and viii Prevail.

his fsct the Ladies Of Nashville are beginning TO
open their eyes 10 the fact that the wRExass wnsos
Sewing Machines the beet Machine for famiy use ever
mede is fact, the gents for these Machines have
uniform price-for each style, rom which they Asry
sary IT Is fact thai all necessary iustrucsions aud
tools, furnished with each machine 1skkox ezra
charge; all Of which the pubic requested % ncce
pazrIz--v 49, -. 49, - - -zs.-.,
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DIR. LlVlNGSTONE'S GREAT WORK ON AFRICA.
The Great Discoveries of the Age.

Just ready, with Two Maps by Arro,ysmith; a por
trait on steel, and 80 superb illustrations one volume
Price 50 so.
Missionary Travels aud Researches in South Afri.
ca, including sketch Of Sixteen Years Residence in
the interior OF Africa, aud journey from the Cape Of
Good Hope 10 Loandc, the West Coast; thence
across the continent, down the river Iambes to the
Eastern Ocean. BY DAVID LIVINGSTONE, LID, d.
l. L. Justrecoived by r. HAGAN,
icpo- VI Market Street.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-19

The receipts of the week embrace 65 ,974 bales
against 40 696 for the corresponding week last year
The total receipts since the LIST of September have
been 200 $50 bales against S14 716 TO the
last year.
The total exports since the LIST of September have
been S2S sos bales.
The exports for the corresponding week last year
were 81 l02 bales, and the total exports date were
,0l2 ,S3l bales
me STOCK on hand this evening is 437 200 bales against
500 ,527 at the same time last year.
SCGAK-Ihe receipts have been light, and with
good demand generally prices have steadily tended up-
ward throughout the week and close an advance of
fully lie 2 ID The sales have embraced some 1900
hhds including 1000 to-day and the market closes al
the range of quotations. which are now as follow.
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AUGUSTA, March 16, p. n.
COTTON-About 500 bales were sold this morning
at fu but unchanged prices prior the reception Of
the steamers accounts, since which have heard of
sales.
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uryS~. wanted Immediately, 10, 900

- ef~o ulcH 70 rIgagc m Tue sale OF the most
popular selling Books in America Inyalids mechan-
ss farmers and teachers, wishing travel will find
this very profitable and pleasant business enabling
.hei I" sce The country and make money at the same
Sihe. Agents now Ia the business are clearing from
sSOo 20 81 300 per year For full particulars and a
nst oi hooks, address n. NJ. RULISoN Queen CITY
Publishing House, l+l Main street Cincinnati Ohio or
II living East, ID RUIlsoN, Philadelphia, Pa.
sept. 2l.-ly
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-19

Byron and Standing Collars.
LIVERY vazssty and exc ~ Byraa and ss.aatn.
IL Collars, snd few iaiszs sayis sl4ndzg coll.rs
resolved and for sale 81 ~
isee-a >. a. MeGIII.
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Spefial l1otifes.
A ministers re.t,mo,x.
ys
HooksTowN, Beaver Co. Pa Feb

HooksrowS, Beaver Co., Pa, Feb S, 1851.
We prefer buying BGERHAvE's HOLLAND BrrrERs for
cash, to save the discount Hope to send YOU soon a
recommendation from Minister testfyng to its Gu
ratye powers. Signed,
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SIMS and COLLARS,

Itsf 70 hand another inxoioe q shirts, which y
81 warrant 70 be superior IN every way and 10
better Than any other style, with without collars
preferred, for sale los By
feba-n n urf.fTf
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-19
Chancery Court at NashxiIIe-

c. d. BRIEN,
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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-19

BL A N K BOOKS.
BsLL PAPER.
bills of Ladfng.
Steamboat Books.
Railroad Receipts.
Check Books. the rarious Ba,ak,.
Note Books, on the rdrsO,s Banks,
Letter and Cap Paper.
Paper and Envelopes.
Black and Red Ink.
Bankers Cases.
Back gammOn Boards
Writing Desks.
Law Books.
Medical hooks.
Bibles and Hymn Books.
miscellaneous 81 Classical Books.
school Books
Graham's Colonial History of the United States.
Btncroft's History of the United States
PrescOtt's Robertson's Charles the Fifth
Prescott's Phillip the Second.
Prescott's Miscellanies biographical and Critical
Prescott's Conquest of Peru.
Prescott's Conquest of Mexico -. n. ~
Prescott,s Ferdinand and Isabella -.. p.
Life Of Washington, by Washington Irving
Life OF Washington, by Jared sparks
Life and Times Of II. Clay by Cotton
The Works Of Calhoun, in 6 vols. complete
The Works of Daniel Webster, in d vols, complete.
The Private Correspondence OF Daniel Webster.
Sparks Life Of Franklin.
Washington Irving's Works, complete in 24 vols
Co0pcr's Works, complete in 80 vols.
LippincOtts Gazetteer of the World
Applcton's Biographical Dictionary.
Blakc's Biographical Dictionary.
AppetOn's Cyclopedia of Biography
Rlnlscy's Annals of Tennessee.
Memoirs of Hugh l.. White.
American Eoquence: collection Of Speeches and
Addresses, by the most eminent Orators OF America
with biographical sketches and illustration notes
Thirty years in the United States Senate
pr. kane's Arctic Explorations.
DIR. LviuSstOu's Il years travels in Africa
Frank FORESTER Great Work Oh the Horse of Amer
lea.
stephens Book Of the Farm.
The American Farmers Eucy clopedia
BaTry's Fruit Garden.
DOwniug's Fruit and Fruit Trees
Farm Implements, 200 Engravings
Licbig's Agricultural Chemistry
For sale by JOHN YORK & Co.
IeDI-u No. 3S Union st.
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re- II is confidently asserted that WHEELER & VII
SONS Sewing Machines can be worked by the Ladie
as well as by gentlemen of accomplished mechanical
genius" marI3-2w
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MOODY & CAROTHERs.
INDIGESTION

DARSEsroS, Montgomery CO., Nd. Jan 81 1857.
never felt the benefit Of any medicine SO much as
from the bottle Of BGERHAvE's HOLLAND BrrrERs pur
chased last fall wish to know where can get il
witho@ fear of imposition. Signed,
marl5-lw42 JOSEPH C. DEIIETT
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-19
u>-< NEW sUrrLY oE rnINr

As<-svssS Frs INK.-wc have lust received r,,,,
New Work, new supply Of Printers Ink, which Ne
are Offering for sale low for cash
SMITH, CAMP & co,
Jah-o-u Patriot Once
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Cbarlesfon u.rue,
Augusta Market.

CHARLESTON, March 10, P d.
C0TToN-The market is unchanged whatsoever
Sales to-day 1000 bales at 100l21zc.
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miscellaneous.
To our Old Customers & Fr;end

To our Old Customers s. Friends.
NI Z have now located ourselves at No. II Deade-
w rick Street, where prepared furnish
them with all kinds Of drinks, such Brandy, Whisky
Gin and Wines Of all descriptions OF the best qualities
also tobacco, smoking and chewing with variety Of
the best cigars Our desires 10 do every thing 10
cater Ia the tastes of patrons Call, gentlemen
try for yourselves, as are always our post
Jan3O-5m }. l. PRICE Il J. r. EMERY
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Creditors of Charles Tonnes.

/ n pursuance of order made at the November
Term 1897. OF the ChanceTy Court Nashville all
persons having claims against the estate OF CHARLES
TooNIcs, dec d. hereby notified % file their claims
legally authenticated. with the Clerk Master OF said
Court, on or before the first Monday in May next or
they will be forever barred.
c. ID. BRIEN, c. 4 NJ,
marla-4w Chancery Court at Nashville.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-19
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Always on hand and in the Wheat Market.
NJ ANVEDt

100000 Bushels Prime He'd. White.
and Mediterranean wheat!
ME WILL, AT ALL TIMES from now hencefor
w ward, give the highest market price m cash for
PRIME WHEAT Of all VARIETIES delivered 20 us M
our Mills corner Of Line and Cherry streets Nash
vile, Tenn. As OUR purchases are SOLELY for the
purpose OF MAKING FLOUR IN THIS CITY, we do not
stop buying AT ANY TINE, but give the HIGHEST
MAkkEr PRICE IN CASH at ALL TINES, notwith-
standing the cry of HARD TINES and no MONEY
For full particulars enquire either at the MILL or al
W. ii. GORDON 4 co - Market street
CARTER BEAUMAN 4 co
s- N B Sacks furnished to all parties delivering
wheat maF5-dxw2m
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STElM-EsGIsEs and CIRCULAR SaW-HILIS.
THOS. j. ANCE,

Is Prepared 70 furnish and pal up steam Enriaes .a4
CafcaiAr "a Mills aud Machinery geaeraly a fhe
most improved styles II tho short nottre ke.x. an
hAnd fer sale shs NorSreSs Patent Circular n.is a
Aessrs Johasoa, We@ssT Co. Aashsszis Teas = :
lzna5-Nly =
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Notice to Transient ADVERTISER.

All transient advertisements in this paper must be
paid for at the time they handed in-otherwise
they viii not be inserted. Transient 100 Work must
be paid for delivery
The combined circulation Of the Daily and Triweek-
ly editions Of the PATRIOT the city, and the Sec
ton Of country trading with Nashville, greater than
that Of any other paper in the city All advertisements
inserted in both edtons-hence the PATRIOT the
best advertising medium.
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Pianoss Pianos.
BENZ. r. SHIELDS

"outD cab he sfzsnEleu Il perssas ~sshznr enc
" ftA>ur - a. iaFoice q serea zas<e. rszrfse&
triz aAf PER Steamer Iepesz ese aAzlFnlaeals A.
Hem eeienfAiea Eaketss maaern szykez aze wzrrsns-
60 sss.y Ezstiruiaf. fF.Ess - sls 10 tlzsss
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-19

@- We are indebted to Hon JOHN BELL
for four volumes of the Patent Office Report.
He will accept our thanks.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-10-15

ass" We are era'ifed 10 perceive that oar co.
temporary Of tho pallas Herald speaks kindly d
" and oar paper. These sentiments are cordial
Is rcciprocaiel bv Us. We have differed with
The editor Oh several oocasions, but ever with re-
grit. Al no limo have SIC failed 10 appreciate
the ability with which HI. paper has bcn con
Quoted, The Herald has our bc', wishes for It,
permanent success.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-10-15

The New York Herald gives an &C.
count of a ship burnt at sea, which is
really appalling;
The apprchcnsions tina, have been
entertained for several days past with
regard to the burning steamship passed
on the 18th inst. by the ship Roscnlfcath
were confirmed on Monday. The Inflated
vessel was the Austria, bound from llam.
burg for New York. She bad on board
as passengers and crew as persons.
only 81 of whom are known to be saved
The fire was caused by u cplpah.e act Of
carclcssncss on the lasi of Two of the
officers of the ship, and the Wholesale
destruction II hmnan life is i, great par,
attributable "a the utter absence Of dis
ciplnc Of the crew, and the panic that
prevailed among the passengers. There
is hosc that somc Of the unfortunate
passengers were picked up by Norwo.
gian bark that was seen in the vicinity
cf thc burnins vessel, bat it is very
faint one,
BIssor Sorrs.--Thc Memphis Bulletin,
of the Gath, says;
The health Of Bishop Soulc, Of the NJ
+. Church South is reported very prcca
rious. lie has become too feeble to reply
70 correspondents, and has requested a
public statement # tho fact.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-10-15

So Df. wsLKaR, Of jefferson, who-e advertise met
will be fond tie next pag" requests IS 10 sAy thai,
he will wait upon patients a, their houses Ia this
y, upon special request
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-10-15

~r The aitenion Of thr reader Il directed 10 ihr
new advertisement. ~ Mcssrs. UuSs & Klrcnr
Shreveport which viii be found on the mex; page,
The fsthfsne.s. fidelity prumptaess raakucss fair
mess aud hbemlis shch have characterized these
gentlemen in tleig ,ransartian with the public has
given them very high character throughout Eastern
oxas bu-,no-s men and Inspired the conairncc nf
every one who has had dcalines with them We wish
them abundant aece.s and tfus, they may continue
In business many years.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-10-15
COMMUNICATED.
THE SUNNY s0UTH-TExAS.

/ '''N 'iN'h - WE lfN'hF' ~ ''tifu Ill
our northern houses, yet who that have
never straycd from tho hills and valleys
Of their native land can realize half its
It's import. or comprehend half lis mean.
mgr With myself for years il had been
| u bright sunny dream, in the luxury of
which my soul seemed to rcvcl with n
strange delight yet how ltlo did
then, shut IN by lrowniug mountains
and accustomed only to the harsh voice
Of boistrous gales, realize If ,hcnn,old
uniclt plca-nros oi residence ia the
sunny south, True, ! had. in moments
of deep enthusiasm dreamed of soft fra.
grant zephyrs and sunny skies, of limpid
waters and flowing mcads bu, never
until felt the warm kiss of a southern
breeze, inhaled the sweet odors of south.
crn blossoms and Toasted my eyes upon
the hriiliaucy Of southern skies, had |
formed IN my ianey's brightest pieturinr
the most faint, the mos, remote idea Of
It's unparalleled beauties
OF Texas. apart from the history had
read my information was mostly derived
from unlucky adventures. who, eager 10
have some cause on which a. found their
unsHcccssiulucss. attributed it to the
country, reporting It as consisting only
~ 80 ,s., u.,' an5 ye , ;ul.oh a,,",
mostly by ignorant and hcaItess dcspc-
rador-. ON whose persons the unconcealrd
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-10-15
DRAINING CROSS LAKE

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a. 80. a.., 49,. ,,,,ro l,,h T., he.
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Lake nhFi-al''h' ana WIZ are E''''''''' "
af intelligence. wr cannot resist the Cuu
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is Go destroy the Lake navigation ana 10
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shreveport ule'f commerce" d'P'' w
.,, a.. wore Hath Ia believe a. Tor We
thought thete was Toe hh'H N'N''e ''
,,a,u., the business men of Shreveport
.,.....,..., .,,.......,
i' permit 7u'u" -'''a ''''''t
They get % large trade from Texas and
a.. ,.....,. ....,..,,,,,..,,l ,,r.,,,rity Ass
they well know depends upon ITS 300.
crease This end is a. be- achieved. bow.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-10-15

ls4y- We l,arn from the CARTE tina, man
BY the name of j. A. sylvester Of Jefferson
county Tcs..' and destined for Shreveport, com
mi,,ed soicidc IN Jeiir.on Oh the l., inst, by
cni,ing his throat. We should mfr from the
circumstances connected with bis tlngicai end
TIM, he Wis t,rangcd
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-10-15

Gag The yellow fever is on the dee'ac in New
Orleans, perhaps for the vast Of SUBJECTS. For
the week ending ai O'clock A. VI, on the ID
inst there were $40 deaths being ~ lcss than
during the week previous. For 80 hours ending
Il, ~ NJ on the ith there were 80 deaths from
yellow fever. There wore SO doatl,s during the
"a hours ending ut ? VI, on The 9Th inst,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-10-15

~ Tho readers attention Is directed 10 the elycr
tl.ement of Me.4rs. g. g. GrgeG CO. These ecutla-
men hsve received a very extensive stock u goods
Give them call
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-10-15

Mr. wney he rc.sa s.,ee at ihIs place, haa Kindly
ar,saAcd " with statement Of The simcs Of arrival
end d~pars.,s cf our malls, which publish for The
beneAt Of cus Nssshaii readsrs.
Mails for K,s,ch,e. for xsafn.sa. by way Of Gilmer
aaA QsptnAa fc- Sea Augustine md 70 cla'sssie, ~
way Of Js1trsoc, leav~ Monday, "wednesday and IN
Cav. and arrive Tuesday. THURSDAY and saturday.
Mall. from Shreveport and iIeaderos. aFy'~' On
Moaday, wS-ins-say, and Friday aud leave TUESDAY
fAsn-asy aud SATURDAY.
MI 10 Port Caddo leaves se~iay, Thursday, and
estorisy and arrives the sane day.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-10-15

say- The Washington Ranger of the
3oth says;
We are informed that on Monday last.
that Jno. d. Cooper, Young man. living
near Independence shot down a Mr. liz
tlepag,, who was teaching school in the
neighhorhood Of Independence Report
says that Cooper waylaid Lililcpa,se. and
after killing hin made good his cscape.
We hope some Of our friends at lndcpcna.
encc VIII send MS o correct statement Of
the matter
a reward is offered for Cooper as will
ho aen ~ tho rroccAir naiir
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-10-15

Med pleasure which reigned throughout the even
In, and impar,el f,scinatioa to the fs',iug
bon.
II vo,a Ne naturally Inferred from the dicton
- a., ,.,..es.,ie., r.mark, Tia, W. were person
sl,c p-o~.n, on tbe occnslon. We acknowlcdse
,he. ..on .mn.,,chmrnt" Having comfortably
,.e.,,e,.l oar-.ly,. A, the excellent hoicl # oar
,-.,,l vr pro,k. ", accepted an invitation
t;,,5,, ,,,l.4..l by him to max, one "a the ray
MART, II h,s mover b,en osr fortune So witu..
~ ,.,,.,, ,,,m.s, B, which every one seemed 10
......., ,l...r...y..s MON or TO exhibit eraier
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-10-15
MANY or THEM OWE Us..,

~ Az suhseri'.-rs 50 ih- Republican ont II thu
trn,t ar requested fay " sdtsufr Tor ir 'essn
hat Il more publ- 10 colbert such snail suns tsn
20 earn iis- mnH~y.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-10-15

Shreveport uugh, To- condemn. lh'r l'iio'
crai spirit BODIES no good to Shreveport
II has produced. and will continue to en-.
gender. like sentiments in Texas
THIS is plain talk, and IT is possible
that i may not he very kindly rcliShed
hv the clnss upon whom it is intended 70
reflect. 50 he it. We are IN the habit
Of expressing ourselves plainly, and IN
this instance we expect it will do good.
Al all events We have the satisfaction
of believing. as We have not in every
instance when we express our opinions
freely. that it will work " 10 pecunlary
injury; for the reason, that those IN
Shreveport 10 whom we are indebted for
patronage. whose advertisements have
been or are at present in our columns,
do not belong to the class Of which we
are speaking
u We were editing paper IN Shrcvc-
port. We should pursue an entirely differ
ent course from the public journals and
some of the people ct tha, place. In
stead of attempting to discourage " an
lcrratc Texas enterprise We should a.
sisi it,. and we should assist IN building
up an It's towns. commercial OF local, be.
cans, in 4d1ing we should attract trade
to Shreveport by inspiring confidence N
TIDE hherality Of those who manage ats
commercial business. Confidence and
generosity inspire like sentiments, and
the manifestation of proper feelings on
the part ut our Shreveport friends would
lo more 10 build up that place than they
can ever hope TO achieve 10y pursuing a
course calculated 10 awaken distrust and
hatred
The destruction q ;nc Lake navigation
&, a serious matter, and one which will
arouse uur people, we trust, to immediate
action The priaa faciq evidence is con
elusive that this is the object in draining
Cross Lake And II such Is really the
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iur shreveport IT n Is nee at once on
,..trJ Tho G,Jd, Gazette seems udif
ItI'll ~ L" '"t '''Hil mas t'"' paper
no interest m Texas Can it expect to
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81 IT'S columns are {" be reflex 81 seutr
ulrts iuinienl TO Tcxns interests or in
.,
"H'' rent To- It's prosperity anu we ''n
brace the occasion to address the com
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wv Wv '''''' - ''''i ~
who. aud how many of them, endorse the
roprs, If the CaAj, G,z.ttry We rx
pecl them 70 Hi'id UP Tor themselves ana
a. yindieate the character Of their rlace
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citizens The people of Texas are IN
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~ Judge Reeves hold Court At Pamela, f1g which
he lsu here on sabbath evening. Tic Count CON
tncnc.d on Monday last