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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-15

receiving money on deposit and declaring divldsnds
on profits referred to COMMITTEES on Cis'gs .m.
MI b. Paul, without previous notice. iafsodaeed
an act relative 70 shipping masters; Referred q ~
0nd reading, to Judiciary Committee.
Mr. simnes requested that - the hoor Of II I'D
arrived the AppoEtionmeut bill BE- taken up.
THE The bill was taken mp. and the messsss nom re
Houe On The subject bsing received, ehs ssnees wse
unable To come to concIasion, and adjourned.
Hosse-Mr. Brusle introduced . resolution cali
e. n sas aa sss q Ps
"a lsQec, payment or which b. been refused, en9
mat 900 copies Of The same b printed Tor tie - 1t
'ps r. nc JEW. :, 49, 81
French auotssions X ~ MI psd s. II IN. Ho
s-o, ~. "a d. ~ ~ 49, sn g sAnye aRp
ss ~ e nss.ao ~ oces o " pscs r ~
rommittee 49, s@'A ts'sssso q suose
oy M ~ Nsv,c, -. $500. -. -
,.!:ys,nn =. s1',o 49, e e. sPoeaog SSo0es
~ Ss,,,;ts.s ~ 1870 -. 49, ~
:" D. Uo H. Tsa ~ 49, ~ \. Lsvs ss -.
anon o. JUROR s;a IN me pasnn @ seasfscn no ms
-" ~ NJ Claiborne. an ~ yrru,,... s..s. -
~ nj c,.,.oo, ~ ~ ~ .squ.Lse 49,
collectors c to render % sns 1920 sssc e
c9uns |" saAes eo''es'su iessa1se ~ -
mi - ,..:......... ..--....- =. -
ne a9so ,, ~ ~ n.s y
ases,sin . ss smonnt ~ f1nd III % a1
ge wiliing 20 fs1se Ior zoe RuiPoso y Dui'one -
House n New orleans me fesoioao1 ~ 4 s 49,
On mos!on Of Mf. hlcnafdson, ~ Aia1'ss e.
Inc resolution was then ordered 20 oe enefoeed
ior .nlrc .eso,ns, On = - ~
An acs % apportt0n the repfeeensasio0 y -
senate and HOUSE Of Representatives IN - ssess .
LOUISIANA I,
VI monon O. ": klcnafdso1, sne parma g IT,.
Iammany was sficken ont q me hne pasasIaRe
9. sne nrss secaon OF the ma1of1ty DIN ~ yess y
nays. -. 81 4. 80.
on mo.on q NJ. LewE.:o1, tos Houa eeea toek
Up sns Dall nP0ste3 ~ we n'n@sys wnica ~
soopssa palsgapn y ~ 49,. 91os ~
susPenson the Iu0, 10 UsA - VIII = -
sn ~ WHICH,. amen1menL
son moslon' INC mouse adJoufneo-
BATON RoUoB. Feb. u. l65s--SGs1fes~-AGE..B 4s.t
dngton introduced, without previous ncltee, bin
entitled an act for the relief Of the shefi1 q 6aeca
Rouge after passing second reading 4 ~ ~
ferred to the COMMITTEES on Claims
M. 81. Paul introduced, without psevio@ noeaees
with view OF having i referTed to The Judlcteyy
COMMITTEES an act relative to free persons q co5oe
coming into the State from other StsteD o. lofsg8
countries referred.
| Mr.. 81. Paul, on behalf Of the Committee On -
rolmenf, reported joint resolution relative 70 ~
election Of the Hon. j. p. Benjamin, United etAtU
| Senator. = 9
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-15
Neh 0rleans Bully 6rsstsnt.


WASHINGTON, Feb. Senate, Communications
were received from the Secretary Of War stating his
opinion that the proceeds Of the sale Of old forts and
defenses might be judiciay applied to the consruc
better performed BY officers Of the army also that
the army cannot be judciously kept within the line
Of settlement to avoid the cost Of transportation, In
asmuch the Indians are kept ID check BY tho mere
proximity Of the troops.
The Agricultural College bill was taken up and
passed with some amendments, which require IT. 70
go back TO the House. Mr.. Clay made forcible
speech against II, showing its unconstitutionaty.
Aes:ra Gwin, Brown, Bell snd Davis, repeated their
Mr. Slidel desired to take up the bill 10 regard to
the acquisition OF Cuba. Attention to that measure,
conded to bis care required that be should urge it
aside BY less important business he would move it,
provisions - an amendment to the civil and diplo
matte appropriation bill. Finally, be gave notice
that be would call up the subject tomorrow.
Without any action being TAKEN the Senate at .
late hour, adjourned.
House-Mr. Stephens moved suspension Of the
rule to enable him to offer resolution setting apart
Tuesday and Wednesday 18th and 18th inst, to the
yes 1l8. nays 69-not two thirds.
Mr.. Farnsworth moved to discharge the Committee
OF the Whole on the state OF the Union from the fur
ther consideration Of the Senate bill appropriating
$87 600 for the improvement Of the Chicago harbor
disagreed to BY Q vote Of 101 against 7O-not two
thirds.
The House passed, under suspension Of the rules,
the Senate joint resolution authorizing the payment
Of balance Of $1,000 TO the State OF Georgia, &C
count of militia services against the Cheokees
and Seminole Indians. Also the Senate bill providing
for the payment of about &c. 900 to the State Of
Maine, for organizing regiment OF volunteers for
Mr.. Phelps, Of Misssuri, moved that the rules be
suspended, in order that the HOUSE might 80 into
Committee Of the Whole the state Of the Union
bill.
After some debate, the COMMITTEES rose without
coming to q conclusion ON the bill. sss5s +. :
On motion Of Mr.. Washburn, Of Illinois, the Com
mittee on Military Affairs were instructed to inquire
whether further Liquidation il necessary enectu-
ally to prevent the waste and destruction of timber
and other public property the military reservation
and report by bill or otherwise.
The House then took recess for general discussion
| in the evening session.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-15

NJ f. HYER, SURVEYOR AND CIVIL ENGINEER,
~ !. Ohice-No. 10 Bank Place, New Orleans.
viii attend the grading Of lots measuring embankents
excavations in the CITY, and Surveying lands in the
try.
Orders from distance addressed through the Postofce,
Box 226.
Refer Col A. p Field Louis H. Pile, Esq.,, City Sur
H. Train, ESQ., No Is St. Peter street, Jacob Mus
sena, ESQ, No. 10 Bank Place. aul2 IF
1IHE IMPHOVED McCHESNEY WASH
ING NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and for sale by the sub
scriber Orders left 10 Apollo street. 29 Magazine
in Box 49, Mechanics Exchange or At the grocery Of
will be proa,pty attended All the public IL fair
trial. thay not give satisfaction the and the
VI No. 10 Apou street,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-15
NEGRO THIEvEs.-The Bayou Sara Ledger Of Sat-
urday last says:

NEGRO TH1EvEs.-The Bayou Sara Ledger Of Sat-
urday last says:
negro man named William, belonging TO the e.
tate Of VIM B. Turnbull deceased, was enticed away
from the plantation Of said deceased, near tho Red
The slave William was found in the parish q Con-
cordia, on Black river, in company with white man
named George Croft The negro and the white man
were arrested there Monday last, and brought to
tIon, and the white man was committed to jail, BY
Justice Hinch to await his trial before the next Dis
trct Court OF this parish on charge Of invegng and
the examination Of the accused, that the aave was
carried to the parish OF Concorda BY aaid Croft and
another white man. the latter individual was drowned
on the day following their arrival on Black river.
As this is the time Of the year for such emgranh 70
visit the river parishes of our State, We think
planters thus exposed to the inroads Of such dspre
dators should keep good lookout for thoas fancy
gentlemen. g.. y y ~ - s,3
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-15
.. City of New Orleans.
RE TT KNOWN that this day before me,
STATE OF LOUISIANA,

=
DWALTER HIcKs PETERS, TIERS, Notary Public in and fol
siana aforesaid duly commissioned and qualified and in
Of the hereinafter named and subscribing witnesses
Personally and appeared,
PHOENIX NICOI w0OD. Esquire of this CITY, President Of
the BANK OF JAMES ROBB body corporate established
and located in this City Incorporated BY before
Pierre Charles Cnveer Notary in this city, the Seven
teen,h Of November one Thousand eigh, hundred and fifty
Legislature of this State entitled IAN Act establish general
system Free Banking in the State Of Louisiana" approved
on the 18th of March, 1855.
Who declared that in certain resolutions adopted
meeting the Board of Directors of the Bank aforesaid
held the thirteenth December eighteen huned Fifty
eight whereof duly atested by the Cashier and
the seal Of said institution is deposited for record
heento annexed for reference
publications the Stockholders having given
required by law for thirty days and meeting of
the Stock OF said Bank has
before the abovenamed and undersigned notary pu
pose considering and of approving If by said Stockholders
deemed expeden the increase Of the capital of the said
Bank to the Of one mill of dollars and the amendment
Of articles first and seventh Of the articles of association by
sering lieu Of the words Bank James the words
Merchants Bank in both said articles resolved upon by
the Board Of Directors aforesaid.
And also personally and appeared the following
representatives Of stockholders
Of the capital stock Of said Bank fer the number of shares
opposite their respective names:
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-15

A slightly "intosticatedn gentleman got on the
cars OF the D. and n. R. R. few days ago to co.
somwhere. The conductor coming around, gentleman
hands him dollar bill, not telling him where he
wants to go. !" Where are you going r. asked the
conductor. - TO thic1 hell, reckon q Well,n
thanding him sixty cents in chaDse,l you got on
| at Sandoyal, then |" .a5, So,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-15
A BRrr1sH REGIMENT ExPEcrxD. - New York
correspondent of the Boston Traveller makes tho
foIlovino statamant

correspondent Of the Boston Traveller makes To
following statement sss,; 81 {
novel sight will be witnessed here, it h probable,
during the course Of the present week. sight which
only those whose memory reverts 70 the days of
Washington can remember, viz the Decentralization
Of regiment Of British soldiers Not, however, ~
enemies. The 42d Highlandes may Be welcomed
with military balls, but not Of the description with
which that gallant corps was faniliarized d the
Crimea. The regiment is expected hare IN two trans
ports, on its way to Oregon via Panama. The Htsof
the regiment have already arrived and arc IN bond
at the Custom House. As the steamer bringing the
corps will require several days for taking coal &C.,
the regiment will, in all probability, be invited b
parade, when citizen soldiers will be able to ex
hibit their discipline and training aide by side with
" regulars.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-15

WOMAN CONVICTED OF NUMBERING HEB Hus-
BANDA dispatch of the 7th inst. from Albany, n.
Y, says: 4
Mrs Mary Hartung, who has been on trial here
during the past week, for murder Of her husband,
Emil Hartung, was this morning found guilty Of the
MURDER Her trial has excited intense interest," and
the jury have been out since Saturday afternoon.
The prisoner is quite young and handsome, and her
case has created the greatest sympathy.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-15

POVERTY IN CANApA.-The distreas which prevails
in some of the townships of the county Of Bruce in
hundreds Of families verging on starvation many Of
the best and thrftiest farmers destitute Of the
wherewithal to carry them through till another har-
vest the crops Of the past year having almost proved
q total failure.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-15

Frenchman, soliciting relief, said very grayely.
to his fair hearer Ma mselle never beg. but dat
have Won wife wild several small family, dat Is growing
yery large and Messing to make DER bread ont Of,
but the Precipitation on my PROV"
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-15

CoNv1crED.-A dispatch Of the 7th inst. from
Chicago says: - -szsszs5 ,.5tassf So,
Henry Jumpertz who has been on trial for the past
ten days tor the murder OF Sophia Werner, whose
remains were found in barrel ct the Hudson River
Railroad Depot, New York, about year since, has
been convicted of murder. His counsel has made
application for Q new trial. ss SssF
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-15

NO lbs. Powdered CantnaSue6;
% bbls. Eng. venitan Red;
% bbls. Spanish Brown;
l5Ibbls. Mineral Paint;
20 bbls. Whiting;
20 bbs Paris White
10 bbls Chalk;
Is bbls. Lampblack;
bbbls. Pomice Stone;
Dbl. Powdered Soapstone;
bbls. Putty, in bladders.
White Lead Chrome Yello
vermillion; Chrome Green;
Prussia Blue; Paris Green;
Dutch Pink; Yellow Ochra;
Red Lead; Sienns B. and G.;
Turkey TIMBER; Yandyke Brown;
Drop Black; Black Paint;
Patent Dryers Lthargs;
Copal Varnish; Linseed Oil;
Coach Varnish; Spirits Turpentins;
Japan and White Copal; Tanners Oil;
White Damar varnish; Neatsfoot OIL;
Black Leather; Machinery Oil;
Asphaltum; Lard Oil;
Paint Brushes; Whale Oil
1000 boxes Window Glass, French and American;
whitewash Brushes Paint Brushes;
Shoe Biscsing Bed Fans, metal ard earthen;
Black Writing Tx syngss large
sSI,i, EN- Sd HI
Medicine Chests; Pill Boxes, wood and paper :;
fsis s.Ss Ss.s ss oss Fasssps
Gsss Boass anl Ian's
Chipping Glasses Nipple Glasses;
Breast Glasses Waters Breast Cups.
Cologne Water, German and American;
f sassnsi E sa.sai FIR Hardkercbisfs
wrights E.traets for Handkerchefs;
ooiS IT, s sesBs;
s''i In S Es1's;
Puf Boxes;
olo,h Brushes;
Buffalo akef Dss nai1as Gonis
NJ. Fine Ivory Combs;
sbsY Hasof B S,a9ps
n.r. Tssa %ssss! sap Balls s-.
sss Windsor Soap
BI9$ s., W Rs5,s ro,
DIR. Lacrae's Tooth Specific
Wrights odontne;
French and American Pomades;
...- 's sap pom ,sa"s' Compound.
rAusEsrockREs r ss?%t1 Medicines etc.
''+ &fsss, xssE!. s!%!!sti.
S0E s1sR 5'HSs'sse ssssgs!!,.s;
SoE SEaSS4 $SsSiS Sisss.:;;
Kh144's Mo s,st Plum.
BRYAN,s Pnlmonic Waters;
w'f b2Eis; S Viz SS x!s s sss X;
coz o5 5EyEE 81! H!fsfs$ss Ss;t Co
COP R 1syEK OK k., Bu1 N Nsi;,.,
''AA 'l rs SSsSdas e. ws.
55ssG F.1s4 sss I ls pills,
sFf RSH!s s. y sSSH's F Fl!.:
'A7 BRas fsRf'1Sf E' Hiis;
McI All Fnls;; .u,.
SFf HHSs sss's'Hii s;s.s
hAREssSSs CSC! siss;
ssa Ss5 H;ffffi S1 sla
'4fs $$$iI I} Fl: s s:
A's as s$4 l.f'S S;s; s,sss'
DIR, MoRsE's Inyigoratng Cordial; s-.l
iS p ;SsSSfHsE as9s,s., RI:,:ts'.'
KnE SRAtks6 esS!sse 4 sssssi
BACHELORS Hair Dye;
PHALON'S Hair Dys;
| JAYEES HAIR Tonic
. CHRISTADoR0'S Hair Dye;
wOLFE's Aromatic scheidarn schnsFps; ,-
i, WATERS' Indelible nix
PAYSON,S Indelible Ink
= KIDDER'S Indelble Ink
H WRIGHf'S Erasive Liquid,
s pound, sga RSgfs si;s,ss
:, cinal purposes, constantly on hand
rs Merchants planters and physicians orders respec
solicited Every article guaranteed fresh genuine
q. N MORRISON 4 co.,
dlH 2MAgaxins stree
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-15
On motion, the House adjourned.

CANE RoTrNa-The Franklin Banner, Of GAaur-
day last, says :.,-s5
During orr recent tour through the sugar district,
We heard more or less complaint everywhere of seea
is no doubt, whatever, that the next sugar crop II
Louisiana will be short one. 1870
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-15
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.


r. n. MORRISON & CO., WHOLESALE DRUG
" GIsT, No. IL Magazine street,
Having received Of fresh DRUGS
MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, PERFUMERY, SURGICAL
INSTRUMENTS, PAINTS, OILS GLASS; ETC., etc., respect
fully inform Nsrchan Planters and Physicians that they
prepared 70 supply them with every article in the Drug line
they msy require oil Of the purest quality ct reasonable
prices they y purchased In the city. Among the ~
already hand coming the following:
400 ounces suphsts Quininc. French and American;
100 pounds Blue Mass, English asd Americas;
2o9 pounds Calome, Enslish and American;
200 pounds NercuriAl Ointment; ...
800 pounds Honduras Sassaparflla;
15o pounds best Turkey Opium;
~ sul. and Acetate Morphine,
Is ounces Otto Rose;
% casks Sal Soda;
100 kegs Sup Cb. sods;
10 kegs Ger. Blue wash;
o bbls. Circuma. Light;
scases Indigo, Car. and MannIs5
10 casks Pot and Pesrlaah;
50 packages ssleraus;
Is bbis pure Castor OIL,
25demijohns SPIT Nitre;
Is bbs Alcohol;
40 bbls. Copperss;
20 bbls. EPSON ssltsa
10 bbls. Flour Sulphur;
10 bbls. Roll Sulphur ........-. .. de-.
2 bales SIENNA, East India and Alexandria;
zoos pounds Gum Arabic, select, nne and sorts;
Is carboys sulph. Nitric and Muriatio Acid;
Is Jars Csrb Ammonia; -...
Is carboys Az. Ammonia;
800 pounds Acstc Acid;
1000 pounds Tartaric Acid;
30 ozs. Taunic Acid;
20 kegs Pearl Barley;
$50 kegs Turkey Opium;
f.., 1000 lbs Arrow Root, Amer;
100 lbs. Arrow Root, Bermuda
100 lbs. Assafetids, in cans;
200 lbs. Bslsam Copaibs;
5bbls Black Lead;
10 bbls. Ginger Root
10 bbls. Refined Camphor "..~..
80 boxes CASTLE Soap; l..." ..-
800 bbls. Cayenne Pepper;
10 gross Copaiba Capsules;
3cssks Chloride Lime;
100 pounds Chloroform. P. and W;
10 bbls. Cream Tartar;
2oOe POUNDS Ext. Logwood;
1000 gallons copal Yarnish;
2 bbls. IVA Ursi;
2bbls. Gum Myrrh;
8 bbls. vslerisn Root;
10 bbls. Tapioca;
2 bills Sugar Lead. white;
5bbls. Scotch Snuff. in badders;
100 dox CARROTS Scotch Snuff;
100 dos. Lorillards MaOcaboy Snuff;
200 doz. Roome's Msccaboy and Scotch Saun;
400 pounds White Wax;
100 pounds Dover Powders; .".
1000 assorted Herbs
so kegs Refined saltpeter;
cases British Luster, superior article;
20 cases Cooper's Isisgass; sa9 ga, n, .a 81.
sbales Hops;
100 pounds Iodide Potash;
300'ounces Nitrate Silver; . ..-
Ceases Mauna Flake and Ssrts;
% cans Nsgnesia, CAL, English;
6cases Magnesia, Carb;
10 cases Ref Borax;
25lbs Oil Of Bergamot
5olts Oil Peppermint;
| 80 pounds Aniseed;
| 20 pounds Oil Cloves;
| Is pounds Oil Cedar;
10 pounds Oil Cubebs;
| 20pounds Oil Black Pepper;
| 5opounds Oil Almonds
8 gross Shoemaker's Plasten;
| % gross sedliz Powders;
gross Soda Powders;
80 gross Sugar Of Lemons;
10 gross Yeast Powders
5cases Lquorce, Calab and Sicily;
800 doz. Great Southern Mustard;
cask Gentan Root;
2bsles Liquorce Root;
10 kegs Tamarinds, fresh;
2cask Bay Rum, pure;
Is doz. Bay Rum, pure;
rU.." .NH. cases Pearl Sage;
| 1000 pounds Nader;
5 casks French Lime Juice;
200 lbs. Powdered Canthardes;
| % bills Eng. yenitian Red
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-15

ESTATE OF THE LATE JOHN McDoNoGH, CITY OF
New Orleans Second nnreserved and excessive sae
very long credit Of very valuable and unimproved
Real Estse situated In the eligible Second
District, for without endorsers.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-15

phP street s deph e of 0 s ss
and lines on the rear ns hr
sn line p the other line and "a feet inches ard
g feet front Miro street BY !regu
and lines in dep eother line and 81 feet inches and
oti No s s feet inches and
street by 2s feet inches and lines deph and frsn
p IN, s'nsl
s sns Ps9sGs ssss9a sSS & Lots No
Io. No forms the corner Ct Port and St. Ann streets and
&
Ann 40 feet INCHES and line the other side
"ss nshsS ss' on
ps ON aps s
| 80 feet inches and lines on the rear line;
ss
ae the
inches and ass fToat Por.
s ON hs a
27 feet inches depth the line dividing from
il ~ e r. @1s'
'ss e IL sss.
'hss is @ WI q s TEN
iins and 50 1iaehs ''D'' aa
r., sss
line and 80 feet inches and lines the line
Lots 49, 49, 90 81 and q each 80 feet front
Dumane depth Of 100 feet DEPTH between parallel
lines. Lot No. 22 forms the of Dumaine and Hagan
streets. -.
Nos q 2 30 and 81 measure each 80 feet front on St
49, SIXTEEN LOTS OF GROUND in square No. IL bounded
by lumane, Hagan a'e FirsU St Philip md Repdon tlat
Second Streets designated Lots Nos. g. g. IT, 49, 49, 70
q, %. "a, "a, 26, q, % and 70.
ipis Nos s. T. each % feet in hes and
line Hagan by 1853 feet II inches and line II
depth between parallel lines and Is feet inches and lines
the line
Nos H. IS, 49, 90 81 and q measure each % feet
inches and line front Rendon stree by depth OF 1853
II inches and between parallel lines and % feet inche
and lines the line
and lines front Duaine street by LOO feet in deph be
tween parallel lines.
THIRTY LOFs OF GROUND in square No. 49, bounded b
numane, Renon Qate Secondl ST. Philip and Lopez Qat
Third Streets designated Lots Nos. - and Is TO 81
Lots Nos. "a and measure each y feet inches an
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-15

NAMES OF BY WHOM
CKHOLpERs. REPRESENTED.
2. N. Wood,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-03-18

fI'Iit undersigned oilers his services TO the cit
! liens Of NarshNll .,d surrounding country,
us a
Brrt Nason, Faaoa. ard C,sc,n Bwhie,.
lie insurc- ali work to stand wher th- ---'t .uls
are selected by himself
lie Also proposes to cure smoky chimncys. No
cure no pay H. warrants all work TO Zoe done
in workman-like style SO a. to stand the closest
criticism.
liz j. now alone in business. and respectfully
s'lcits share Of public patronage, with full
. Evidence that h. will he able to render satisii,c.
non in all eases whore his services arr demanded
orlctf from the country will receive prompt
attention
L. ~ IOWERY.
Marshall April 3, 1855 "
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-03-18
CERTIFICATES.

iIS> FLA',, Texas, Nov Il. 80
~ g. u Lev Sir This IA 10 certify H.,
we wi,hesT'' Your new Dress. put on \ h
Brauchs mill, which is lIilnp's make Of mill. /,
Is sixteen inch rock, and attached 10 shc r,nn,g
rtar Of y sir and We do certify, on s,isl xhs
stdt'el. Nit ae timed IT, anil II ground O.,
hushcl ofgood mcal'' -, minutes The hors,
were not drove ga, of wais Sir, this ect,s
cate ytni haze the liberty Of n'lh. in any w.,
YOU vish yonrs, respectfully.
On. SAN. W kpx.
\ u. l,e,>cn.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-03-18

Wuo IA liz The Washington cor.
respondent Of the New York Evening
Post, in speaking Of the lobby influence
1t Washington says 1t is understood
that orc steamship company alone at
fords to pay all the expenses Of an on
cial who occupies high position in this
povcrpurrt That otlAiai lives il this
city in the most extravcgant style. He
keeps open house, rides IN his private
carriage with livericd servants, has his
private box ~ tic theatre, atieiids ali
evees. aud gives the most expensive
dinners and lcvccs himself His cxpcn.
ses at the last session ct Congress ~vc
estimated at about twenty-five thousand
dollars lie il not rcckoncd rich man,
and his salary is only $4,000 per annum.
II one steamship company ear rsdra to
support an agent like the one described,
please consider tn social ana financial
powcr which all the companies on sea
and land can throw if-to rffs city to i'm
pcsle the progress Of any economical
legislation"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-03-18
q Mnwf1AT1s1F.
Important 70 all Interested Ia rrivass " nrsA.
Milla o. ". LOY's
Erisontial Patent. 19illt1 H..

I WOULD inform oil persons interested IN n
business. tina, | have secured ya,en, =. ss
Mil prc,s which, as ! have abundant ccrtSs..
from gentlemen Of the highest character, NJ
have witnessed is operations, has proved. s,,' NJ"
g,j., by a, least one hundred rcr cent. npy y,
mill dress tina, has ever been tested. Tis Se
proycmcnt consists in having the running w. w
provided with curved drcss, and the ss,i NY
stone dressed with straight dress. The s,r,.,,
dress when put on u mill sicne, where the b,s.
stone runs, + little irigcn,ial. In lary, ~,
stone the angle varies To suit the size Of the ,,s-
IN MI cases the drought on the running s,a.
greater than on the stationary stone.
An persons are lorwarn,d from using q, .
ringing upon this patent, withou, au,h0,,',
from me.
Persons who may wish 10 purchase right, 4.
counties or States will find me at .Icf,,rso. n, !;
A}se-f letters ci, NJ 'he i'os,oilicc ut TIM, ,l,
will be forwarded 10 mn, when leave 6r n
interior. &. W 10y
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-03-18

Nxw Mrnc.--Do the ladies play rnrsfc
in the west. sir asked young lady Of a
western grecnlooking customer
O. very universally, miss, was the re-
ply.
Indeed, vas not aware Of that. 60
they nse the piano Mostly
Never miss The instrument that we
have out chr way is the Swinette, and
girls I'll play IT,
o, dear, ! am sure, positively, tina,
scvcr heard Of that before; do tell wha,
IL il, and how they play it.
Well. the instrument is n small pig, and
each takes one Of these pndcr her arm
nd tiews the end Of his tail, and that
brings the music.
Western green was the lion Of tho
dow To- nc balance Of the evening.