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Coal. Coal.

ONLY II GENTS DELIVERED
rINIIE New York and Pennington Coal Co. having
Coal TO market CHEAP (not being It An expense
OF having ii hauled from one TO three miles with
teams all other companies are are enabled there
by to fnrnsh this superior article 1t the How price
OF IA cents per bushe delivered to any part o1 the
city. "A trial will satisfy any one that II il the
best Coal that comes TO this market FlHn Coal
for sale 1t 10 cents per bushel delivered.
Office ON Thiri Street, near Main, over Chapin
Lee Bank. Ii. 7. PLATT.
No charge for Coal IL not ~ represented.
Jan. 1d
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WIN. n GROVER,
= tier neY at = aw ,

DkACTICkS only in the Civil Courts Of Record,
= and devotes his time chiefly TO Commerciai
cases. busincss from abroad will receive careful
attention. Once No. A0 Chssaut street.
Jan. l, '5o-dkwly
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lO-PARTNEKS HIP.
yN N. ETURG rs having formed partnership
W. with l.. e. Close, the business win hereaf.
Ter BE- conducted under the and tyle of Star-
ges a Close.
w. N. Sturges returns thanks for the liberal
custom heretofore received, and rsspectfully sol-
cits . continuation Ut the sAme Ct the old stand,
February 31s 1859. l3O MAIN STREET.
feb2A-dlm
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TRINITY BUILDING, III BROADWAY,
FebMAw6n NEW Y0kK
CRARLgs ". ~ 1IE. pAnlEL y. nILLkn
IOWkIE u MILLER.
a TTOKNEY6 AND COUNSELORS AT Law.
"A and SoAciiors in Chancsry, Ksokuk. Iowa.
Once on west sids Of Thirdstrsst, b.: veen Main
and johnson streets.
Jan. ~, '5o-dawly
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RLOUIa FLOUR ~ FLOUR III
0Rn SACKS Dallas City Mills Flour for sale,
NOU Wholesale and retail, warranted. by
fsbR-d COLLIERS ROBERTSON.
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OvercOatangs at COST
V1lHE subscriber will sell the balance or his
! OvcrcoAtings at COST, until January Ist.
DeclOd Il. II. SMITH.
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Rix, II alo x Co.,
BANKERS,
CORNER OF MAIN AND THIRD,
K EOKIfK y0w

R8H2REHc8s;
The Park Bank, Nov York.
Edward Tyler, ESQ.,, Cashier Suffolk Bk., Boston
Msssrs. Dana, Fsrrsr Hyd~, Boston.
Eenk OF Nswbury, Wells River, VI.
Messrs. MAttocks, Barron Smith, Chicago.
Messrs. Greeley 4 Gale, st. Louis.
Key. Gee. Dsnison, ksokak.
u. ,. Hinman, Esq.,
fah1Ad
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ED WARD DEANS,
DRAp Err AND AILOR.

ID 4 A p + Il ID IA l. Or.
Second-st, between Main and johnson, up stairs.
KEOKUk, IOWA.
LIVERY description Of Cloths and Cassimerss
- constantly on hand anj cut and made MP into
garments in style unsurpassed in tho city.
N.B.-Boys Clothing cut and made in the latest
and best styles. ldec2O-dly1
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CHARLES RADMAKER.
HAIR DRESSER.

I ATEof Paul's celebrated Saloon, No. Al Court
IL landtst, New York, would respectfully tender
his professional services to the ctixens Of ksokuk
and vicinity, and gives notice that he has opened
m establishment corner Of I'd and johnson sta
opposite the Galt House, where, BY punctual At
tention to business be hopes to secure the patron
age of this community.
Columbia weekly news., 1859-12-08
$4,000 in Prizes.

The following List comprises the articles to be dis
trbuted among the ticket holders:
80. WATCHES
One English Patent Lever Watch, Is carat gold hunt
ing cases, JAS. johnson, maker No 1898 jewecd in
every action with Vest and Fob Chain. valued at
s245 90
Columbia weekly news., 1859-12-08
New York Correspondence.
New YoRK, Nov. I'd. 1859


Mr.. EDITOR Having been long a
resident of Columbia, and supposing
that Columbians were as anxious as
ever to hear from the States, l have re-
solved to constitute myself as m medium
of correspondence between them. /
have been now some two months an In
habitaut of this great and mighty me-
tropolis hardly sufficient time to get
well posted up in the ways and doings
of the people at large, but yet, having
kept my eyes we'll open, can give you
little news that might interest some
of your numerous readers Broadway
is still the great thorough fare, as Of
old the young and the fair, the gay and
the miserable, all seek its promenade ;
no two, perhaps, with the same purpose.
To watch the fair bellies, as they gaily
glide along, attired in all the rainbow
hues, no one could suppose that their
fathers or their husbands, but two brief
years ago, had been bankrupts. and yet
so it is. I had one fair creature pointed
out to me who was dressed in the very
height Of fashion, whose father. | was
told, failed in '57 for the sum Of two
hundred thousand, SO you may draw
your own inference. The prevailing
color in bonnet trimming is still lilac
with sprig Of forget-me-not either in.
side or out. The raglands, those easy
graceful articles, are greatly patronised, +,
and I must say are very becoming to
the fair sex. l also notice many basques,
trimmed some with futed ribbon and
others with narrow velvet. Everything
is lively-business is good, the weather
fne, though little cold, perhaps, and
every body appears to be in good hu-
NOR, except the politicians, and they, as
usual, are in fever state for fear that
if their particular candidate is not
elected, that the country will be lost
The different places of amusement are
nightly crowded, and there has been sew
eral fine balls, which, in my next, / will
endeavor to give you some idea of.
The papers are full of accounts from
Harper's Ferry and the prospects of a
war on the San Juan question. / am
afraid that you will not be able to give
me room in your columns if write more,
and SO wishing you continued prosperity,
l remain, yours,
E. PIT.
Columbia weekly news., 1859-12-08
Columbia Engine Co. No. 9.

AS will be seen from the proceedings
published in another column, this Co
is now organized and in full operation,
having elected their officers at the last
meeting, and better selection could
not have been made. The company
consists of about forty members, most
of whom are old and experienced fire.
men from other states, and any one of
them can tell he butt from a she butt
and couple the hose together without
assistance from their Foreman. Thus
it will be seen that they start out upon
as firm basis, SO far as the energy and
experience of their members are con-
cerned, as that Of any company which
has ever been organised in any of our
interior towns or cities. AS for their
engine, all those who know anything
about FIRE matters know that Manhattan
engine of San Francisco, has had no
equal in that or any other city on the
Pacific coast. She is 6rst-class ma
chine, of the capacity Of four tem.inch
cylinders. Owing to the bad roads, du.
ring the last two weeks, Manhattan has
Dot yet arrived, but may be expected
in about week from this time. When
she does arrive, We will have more to
say about her
Columbia weekly news., 1859-12-08
Meeting of Columbia Engine
Company No. q.
COLUMBIA, Dec. z, 1859.

COLUMBIA, Dec. z. 1859.
Mr.. EDIroR:-Herewith I furnish
you, as per order, with en- account oi
the proceedings of Columbia Engine
Co. No. 2, at their first regular annual
meeting, held at the Columbo Saloon,
in this city, on yesterday, the 9th inst.
at u o'clock P. M.
Minutes of previous meeting read
and approved.
Constitution and bylaws read, and
after amendment, adopted for the gov
ernmcnt of the Company.
On motion, it was resolved that the
Company adopt temporary uniform, to
consist Of red shirt, black pants AND
belt, and glazed cap.
The Company then proceeded to form
itself by the proposed members signing
the Constitution and Bylaws, and pay
ing the initiation fee. Thirty mine
gentlemen gave in their adherance.
The Company then went into the
election of officers, when the following
gentlemen were chosen:
Foreman.
JAMES MCLEAN, JR.
Fua Assistant Foreman.
PATRICK MULLAN.
| Second Assistant Foreman.
AUSTIN SMITH.
Secrstary ........F. W. ID. AARON
Treasurer ....P G. EERcusoN.
The Foreman then appointed Messrs
E. R. Calvin and P. Mullan as Stand
ing Committee, for the examination o
candidates for membership in the Com
pany, and Messrs. B. F. Ryder, [. j
Potter and J. b. Wilder as an auditing
committee.
On motion, it was ordered that th'
proceedings of this meeting be publish
ed in the COLUMBIA WEEKLY New
and TMolumne Courier.
The meeting then adjourned, TO NEE
again on Tuesday eve'g, the Goth inst
F. W.. II. AARON, Sec'y.
Columbia weekly news., 1859-12-08

The Hon j. w. Coffroth and beau
tiful lady are here, both looking finely
Good hearted Jimmy has troops OF
friends here, as in all other places where
he is known.
John Kelly, master spirit on cat
gut and Old Dog Tray" I" Old Oak
en- Bucket" "Old Arm Chair" and
Old Monongahela, is professionalizing
it in San Francisco, and lately took a
benefit at the Opera House.
The Bowens, formerly Columbians,
have recently bad son born unto them.
fine boun cling CHAP. Upon this in
teresting occasion Mrs DR.. Avery, Of
your city, presided This having fe>
male NJ DIS upon such occasions is all
vastly delicate and all that sort of thing
renders the presence of a "ho,m'd man "
unnecessary and is SO pretty to talk Of
Oh dear, how delightful :! shippers some
old scandal monger, who affects much
delicacy. For my part l 60 in for the
legitimate old style-a sensible man
doctor, a real one with good stout nerves
and diploma, for sad accidents some
times occur when young people make
their first appearance, and jnst at such
an important juncturc the lady M. D.
is apt to get nervous False delicacy
is not worth straw, particularly when
in this connection it is remembered that
with the single exception of the SAVIOR
OF MANKIND, a man has been present
at the very beginning Of little folks.
and one may as we'll be at hand when
the Zig ght breaks in upon them. w
concur .-ED. News
Au revoir A. D.
Columbia weekly news., 1859-12-08
Something New.

A machine has beer. patented in Eng
land for copying the writ en- manuscript
of a message, and though it has worked
successfully for distance of three hun.
dred and ninety miles, it is yet in a
crude state. The communication is
written on tin foil with varnish. The
foil is placed in the machine, and by the
use OF some ingenious devices, which
come alternately in contact with the
non-conducting varnish and conducting
foil, make and break the circuit in a
manner corresponding with the form Of
letter, which is duly registered at the
other end of the line on chemically pre-
pared paper.
Columbia weekly news., 1859-12-08
Overland Daily Mail.

JAMES HAwoRTH, Esq, President of
the California Stage Co., proposes to
establish daily stage line between Sac
ramento and St. Louis, to carry the
United States Mail for one million dol
lars per annum, and to make the trip in
fourteen days from city to city-at the
same time he says he believes it will be
oftener made by him in t1oslre days.
He also proposes for an extra compen-
sation) to establish an express mail, for
letters alone, and agrees to make the
trip in SIX days This is certainly the
fastest time on record, and would ap-
pear visionary to any one who was not
acquainted with the energy which usu-
ally characterizes the business men of
our State. Mr.. Haworth is self made
man, having risen to opulen and also
to influence among us. lie came to
California to carve out fortune and a
reputation, and those who are familiar
with his history since his arrival in Cali
fornia know how we'll he has succeeded
From what acquaintance va have with
him we believe him to be both reliable
and energetic, and one who would not
make such proposition without having
thoroughly examined the subject in all
its bearings, and been fully convinced
that he was able to do all be proposes.
The citizens Of our State should i'm
nediately look into this matter, before
the meeting of the next Legislature,
and get up petitions requesting them to
recommend to Congress the passage Of
bill BY which the proposition of Mr..
Haworth would be accepted. Would
it not be we'll also for our citizens to d.
rectly petition Congress upon this SUBJ
ject. If California will not take such
interest and action in this matter. as
will lead her citizens to petition for
themselves, and thus endeavor to i'm
press upon the powers that be, at Wash
ington, the importance of daily mail,
overland, they need not expect that the
people of the eastern states will trouble
themselves much about it. Congress
is now in session and no time should be
lost. Let petitions be circulated in
every city, town and mining camp
throughout the length and breadth Of
our State, for the time is short and what
is done must be done quickly. The
people of this State are becoming
thoroughly disgusted with the uncertain
ty which attends the transmission OF
mail matter to the east, by way of the
steamer route, and the only remedy
seems to be by daily overland mail.
Let US have it by all means, and keep
agitating the subject until we gain our
point One of our own residents pro-
poses to take the contract for fair and
reasonable compensation-let our citiz-
ems see to it that his wishes are second
ed by them.
Columbia weekly news., 1859-12-08
A Severe Rebuke.

It is told Of a distinguished clergy
man Of New York, that few Sundays
since, seeing a poor woman tottering
up one Of the aisles of his church,
waiting in vain for one of the congrega-
tion to offer her seat paused in his
sermon, descended from the pulpit,
showed her into his own pew, and qui-
etly returned again. The rebuke was
severe one, and must have been felt.
Columbia weekly news., 1859-12-08
A Word for the Little Folks.
Au revoir

The Juvenile Comedians, twenty
seven in number, who have lately created
so much excitement in San Francisco
aud Sacramento, will appear at Cardi-
nell's Theater tomorrow Friday
evening and also on Saturday. From
the many encomiums passed upon them
by the press, wherever they have ap-
peared, We should judge them to be
prodigies indeed. They are under the
management Of Messrs Phelps s. Bing-
ham. Those of our citizens who wish
to enjoy rich evenings entertainment
cannot do better than attend, and when
We state that little LuLy SWEET, CO.
iumbia's favorite, is one among the
many juvenile performers, We know that
some Of our young men will not feel
heart-broken at the announcement.
Columbia weekly news., 1859-12-08
To Clean Knives.

The most simple and best way is tc
rub the brick dust on them with half oi
raw potato. There appears to be
some virtue in the juice Of the potato
which aids in cleaning the steel. A
friend of humanity and lover of bright
knives, asks US to give this valuable rec
ipe a place.
Columbia weekly news., 1859-12-08

One fine Silver Guard Cham, ..
One set Silver Tea Spoons,
Three beautiful Gents cluster I
Two Lava set Brooches and Eer
Four beautiful set enameled 81
Studs, s4,....
Three Ladies' Gold Pencils,
Three Gold No. S double glass
Nine fine Ladies California G
Three Ladies' fine carbunc'
each Sll, ....... .......-.
One engraved Gold double
Columbia weekly news., 1859-12-08
Gift Entertainment.

We would call particular attention to
the advertisement of Messrs. Clifford &
McGeorge, to be found in another
column. These gentlemen intend to
give an exhibition at Cardinell's Thea
ter, on the 18th of next month, al
which 100 prizes will be distributed to
those holding tickets of admission,
The prizes thus distributed are valued
at $4,000. The price Of admission to
this Mammoth Gift Entertainment has
been placed at the low figure of 81
and there is one chance in twenty that
you will draw prize, valued at from
800 to $245.
Columbia weekly news., 1859-12-08


One English Patent Lever Watch Is carat gold hunt
ing cases, Jas. Johnson maker No 1898 jeweled in
every action with Vest and Fob Chain valued at
s245 90
One Patent Lever Watch, full jeweled Is carat
gold bunting cases, sunk second, No. 246l3,
One Ladies' Railway Timekeeper, Patent Lever,
NJ. j. Tobias maker, IS carat gold hunting
cases fu'l jeweled, with ornamental works
valued AT W., n,ii ;.,, e
hunting cases. beautifully engraved, valued
One ladies' California Gold Buckle, .......
One large is carat Gold double glass Ioe'
One NJ J. Tobias hunting case Watch, No.
One large Gold horse Seal ............
One Ladies' fine Gold Guard Chain,
Three beautiful gold stone and mo-ai
Brooch and Ear Rings. erch Sl2
Three la-ge engraved Gold double g
cts, valued at S12 EACH .........
One LADIES' Hunting case Wath,
MisceIlaneou
One ine Silver Guard Chaln,.
One set Silver Tea Spoons,
Three beautiful Gents cluster
Two Lava set Brooches and Eet
Four beautiful set enameled 81
Studs, S4,..............
Three Ladies' Gold Pencils
Three Gold No double glass
Nine fine Ladies' California G
| Three ladies' fine carbunc'
each S1l,
One engraved Gold double
, Two beautiful Gents hand i>ss, s.s-s.
One pair Ladies Gold link Bracelets "a 90
One Patent Lever Watch full eweei ls carat
Gold hunting cases. sunk second, No. 2464s,
valued at.... -. .....................1T5 90
Two sets Gold and Mosaic Studs, each Co.,. IL 20
One set large Silver spoons observation-disclosures 90
One Ladies' California Gold Buckle 40 90
| Two Ladies' Gold grape vine sets, BIooch and
Earrings, each $40 ...................20 20 90
One Silver hunting Watch, No. Il47l. 80 90
Six Genes gold Pencils each hs5,..............3o s5, 80 90
Two Gents fine Vest Chains, each sl5 530
Six pair Gents Gold Sleeve Buttons each 81 So 90
Four Ladies' Gold Pencils, each S2.........SO 81 90
Two Gents fine Gold Pins, So ........1c0 90
One Gold revolving Lncket Brooch, h,.......15o 90
One Ladies' large jet bead Bracelet ..........S
One Ladies' Gold revolving Cameo and Locket
Brooch ...,,..... 1900
One Patent straight line Lever Watch, :. plate,
Silver hunting cases, es,..................... 90
Two LADIES' beautiful Gold and Florentne sets,
Brooch and Ear Rings each slS ....... .36 90
Three Ladies' Cameo sets. Brooch and Ear
Rings valued at Sl3 each ch....,............3 SO 90
Four Gents Gold Watch Keys, each S4.......1 90
One Gents cluster and tail Pin, n,........... 90
-Four Gents Gold Seal Ring. each ST. .16 90
Thre Silver Cups, Sl2, Sl5, SIS, 1900
One Ladies' fine Gold Guard Chain, .........20Oo
One Is carat Gold Hnn;ing Case Watch patent
lever full jeweed chronometer balance, JOS.
johnson, maker No. l0lS63 with Fob Chain, 225 90
s2oooOo
The order of Distribution will be done by Commit
tee, chosen by the Audience. The Numbers CORES
ponling with the Tickets to be placed In n bucket
the first Number drawn takes the first Prize and so
in rotation the list. until One Hundred Numbers
drawn.
Bf- The above Prizes exhibition at the
OAK HALL CLOTHING STORE Main Street Co
lurrba, where Tickets be bad and Seats secured
Tickets ..--..........$l ST. 90
noy24
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-08-06

lArrxasy APPRECIATION. American
gentleman relates how, after leaving a
Papcs d which ~ was the editor, and re.
turning on visit. he wrote leader for
~ new editor, aud rcslly thought il
gssssa- better than he had written for
nontls. Next day he me, an Old acanain.
tsncs With paper in his hand. All"
said liz, this paper is but a miserable
u,l.g now---notl,ing li..s il was when you
had it"---sAd pointing 10 the article he
had written, he continued Look, for
instance. at that Why di,ln, lile fool
let YOU rrilc the article y
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= n n ucrs 4 Sears.
DRUGGISTS.

Successors to Mcdonald Sanders
4 RE now receiving large supplies Of frs'
~ and Genuine Drugs Oils and Paints Az
a superior article OF Medical Liquors, such -
as the very beet quality of Cognae Brandy W
Port Wine and old Bourbon Whlskey as =
well ls Vinegar. Fine Chewing Tobacco, Qalar
Starch, aud Candies, &c. And will con'in@ Z
receive large supplies fresh from New York ~
Philadelphia, commensurate with their daily
crcasiug demand They have now on hand al
will soon be in receipt Of all 'be popular Pa'a
Melicinos, pcrfnmcrics. Powders Hair OBS ae'
Cosmetics. Hair Resioraiiyes. Ne. &c
MA~ White Lead and Glass are strictly -
allclcs al low prices.
March !, IS. No ?s-u
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LOUIS BACkES,

MERCHANT TALON, our
SHOP NEAR SOUTHWEST CORNkR w
PUBLIC SQUARE. MARSHALL, IEAA''
ID RESPECTFULLY informs the ch '@
IL Marshall and vicinity TINT he hsN ~ 70
nently located in the place, and IS prasx ~
execute all orders entrusted 10 his carr "a
unsurpassed by any establishment tbs "-
New Orleans.
He will keep on hand everything 'ns n'L-rt
ally found ia A Merchant Tailor ESTABLISH
SO That those who wish. can select clo'es snlr-
and have them made to orlT. His supp
have no, reached here, but will be on ham,
fe days
Marsl,sll Wa, - lei9 no - n
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rT WILLIAM rHowsr
sball tel YOU whom lot'
iIesiken then With 10 M,
And " stitch woman move
A. nor shall sor-ify
h. assured Z !. she. or more
That love aud love alp1r
Niipfc did her go Mfieh night
A. he scafu. the hnlp ~ lrt
Inis ~ virtue hrgh'
,se'or yoi riaheia,i beast
- much good ao ,ui, irol,
Stmc ~ less wrrr da'nri
Wit she hath without d' re
20 make known h1s much .he hath
Md her tnrr' flames m higher
Than may hily ss.otrn nrlh
fuil " r'y o. may ie.
Though perhaps mol 80 to me.
Henson masters every sCn-c.
And her vutpc- grace hef birth
Lovely 4. all excellence,
Mode, IN her most pf mirth.
Likelihood enough - prove
only worth could kndlc love
s"eh -h" T. aud II YOU know
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Western Exchange Beard!n. Nouse.

~ lehourHonrs street rurnrr >aichrx sifS,t
MI, Mr., Wli,.ON informs her friends nud the
Hi!k public, That she has npeussl ihis rxiriut,e
boarding huf.e. and 3 nnu rfcfrrrd ia receive
families sifigir estemsn aud transient Visitor Her
'sfInp ~ hr irlai mH, rate. and he, Table s,und
aniiY supp ird Inc fanm- sfs ample aud ,rli ,rn
haied and ihs lnrnNnre ha, been rrreuGy purchas~d
Persons VISITING hr eiiy she h,-ls nssirei will h..
plsnssd with the nfanvslnrn Of her ruafas ant a..
accommodated u her toure Ncth psius nor ~
i#nsc 1901 % hiAfrH fN en-gfr tic fu'n' fort ui her
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STAND LIKE AN ANVIL

~ bishop poANg.
s'tnd Ike an anvil" when N. .trokc,
~ sialwait strength fall fierce aud fast
storm. but ntpic deeply root the oaks,
Whose hrawncy nsns embrace ,he bli-i
Stand IKE an anvil T." whom the .parks
rs far and wade u fiery shower;
Virtue and truth must .ill be marks
Where malice proves it, wan, Of power
stand likc m anvil when the bar
Lies ned and glowing an the breast,
ih'y shall b. he Trading star.
And conscious Innocence IT. rest,
stand lks an anvil when The sound
~ poilderau. hlnmcis pale the ear;
Thine he the alll and stern rebound
~ thr gtes, heart tina, knows ma fear.
stand Ike an anvil " noise and heat
Are horu Of earth and die with time;
The so''i likc,.pd IL soarre aud seat,
i.so'emn, s,ill serene Sublime
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Shreveport Advertisement.
BRASS AND IRON FOCNnpv
AL SuHEXEpuKT la

AT SHREVEPORT. IA.
~ W. JONES, p, ,pricior OF the Bras,
/. and Iron Foundry, has DETERMINE, -
10 put down the price OF castings, such as
gratc bars and gin gearing. to the low seure =,
5 cents pound, also the Hall 4 Spear n,o.
improved No. and 2 to 81 so and IS o 90 Il.
Scooter pillow, improved, nj 30 cents only u"
lie Is also prepared to do any kind Of ~
chincry that the country may want In vo,.
manlke manner.
He has on hand Iron railing Of beautiful ~,
terms for galleries, grave Enclosures, &c n.
metallic packing, second hand boilers and steam
enginca which he viii sell on reasonable ,,s aH
Circular saw mills made TO order, ana N, L,',
of machinery repaired.
Terms will be made to suit purchacr, h, ,l..
giving good city acceptance, on any r.p... ,p
house.
7, W. JONES.
Shreveport, Sept. Q, 1859. mol IL