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LATEST NEWS.
TELEGRAMS.
Especial Despatch.

state Democratic Convention.
FREDERICK, July 20.--The State Democratic
Convention met in Frederick at l2 O'Clock to-day,
and temporarily organized-Henry G. s. Kew. of
st. Mary's county, President; Vanderford, of Cecil,
and johnson, of Frederick, secretaries. com
mittee of one from each county then appointed
to nominate permanent officers. After the com
mittee had retired, Ex-Governor Lowe addressed
the convention in an eloquent manner, and was
much applauded. After this, Mr.. COntee, of Prince
Georges, chairman of the Committee on Organiza-
ton, presented the following President, William
Pinckney Whyte, Baltimore county: six vice-presi-
dents, and five secretaries. Mr.. Whyte made a
short address. A committee of one from each
county was then appointed to draft resolutions for
the action of the convention. The convention
then adjourned till O'Clock.
The convention re-aSsembled and proceeded to
nominate. Bradley T. johnson, first named, with
drew. Abraham Lingan Jarrett, of Hartford was
then nominated unanimously as the candidate for
Comptroller.
A committee waited on him when he appeared and
returned thanks. Mr.. Maulsby, of Frederick, then
offered a series of resolutions prepared by the
committee. Mr. johnson, of Frederick, offered
supplementary resolutions endorsing the action of
the Administration, in regard to the naturalized
ing discussion followed, which was participated in
The supplementary and original resolutions were
adopted.
The convention at o'clock adjourned sine die.
After the adjournment, a large and enthusiastic
ratification meeting was held in Courthouse square.
Addresses were made by Ex-Governor Lowe, Messrs.
VIM. Pinckney Whyte and Vansant. band of
music was also in attendance.
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Ttunetarp an0 GommertiaI 8ebieD.

BALTIMORE, July 20, 1859.
The excessive hot weather and the absence operators
from the city combine make the Stock market decided
y fat the operations the Board day falling short of
$1,000 Prices however steady showing little or no
change The closing rates for Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road, regular way, s55 bid, S55H asked and for
Northern Central s19H bid, $19k asked.
SALES 1T THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD
WEDNESDAY, July 20. 1859
$500 Balt 6's, Sc, cash 9SA 800 shs Guilford Min;
Co, b6O.. Il
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SroCKBRIDGE, Mass, July ia man, calling his
name John Smith, was discovered about l2 O'Clock
last night, at work upon the vault of the Housatonic
Bank, in this town. He was under the building
directly under the vault and had almost effected an
entrance. He says he had worked every night for
three weeks, and expected 10 obtain the prize to-
night. He is in Lenox Jail.
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PRICES AND SALES OF STOCKS IN NEW YORK
BY TELEGRAPH
through lillian FISHER Son, Stock and Bill Brokers
No
The New York Tribune of to-day says:

AiV -Ne" ioih iTtoNfe vi to'udy says
Money is abundantly offered on call at per cent in
first class securities In paper there is change
moderate amount offering. Mr. Cisco the Sub Treasurer
continues to find moderate sale for 5H per Treas
ury Notes par outside the per selling at
per cent, and the 81 per cents at per premium
The certificates of Indebtedness issued by the Post Office
Department in anticipation of appropriation its
expenses by the Congress, have appeared the
market They selling at about S5.
The shipments by the Asia to it not ex-
pected will be large; but the five of the week
will probably take an aggregate of two millions
The market for Foreign Exchange is firm but not ac-
We comparative statement of the Exports lex
elusive of spece from New York foreign ports for the
week and since January
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Lynch Law In Missouri

New y 1oRK July 20.-There were no tidngs of
the expected steamer Africa, at Sandy Hook at ten
O'Clock this evening. She can hardly be considered
as due before tomorrow morning.
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PITTsBuRG, July 2O.-The POST the leading dem
ocratic organ of Western Pennsylvania. hoists the
Buchanan flag and advocates his reelection It
takes the ground that he is the only candidate that
can be nOmina ed by the Charleston Convention to
reconcile the differences which exist in the demo
cratic ranks
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1t is rumored, says the Washington FJ7miner that
party of New York gentlemen endeavoring obtain
possession of the Hempfeld Railroad with the intention
of finishing to Greensburg We learn that negotiations
in peogress in Wheeling with this end in view
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ST. LOUIS, July 20.-Three negroes on trial at
Marshal, Missouri, yesterday, for murder and rape
were forcibly taken from the Jail by a mob, who
burned one and hung the other two.
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A tornado on Sunday night destroyed eight
spans of the railway bridge at Decatur, Tennessee
Loss $4,000 ..-.i. .-
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BELOW.
List of Canal Boats from avre de Grace per steamer Ports
mouth, July Is, 1859
4 Bremen unknown
NOTICE To MARINERS

Notice hereby given that the Boston light will exn
suhed on the 18th Of August next for the purpose of
pairing the tower and changing the description the lig
temporary light, consisting 32l in reectors will be
hibte from the bell after that date until repairs
and alterations have been completed.
The light will be of the natural color and the revolutions
regulated TO correspond with the light nearly
possible.
On entering Boston harbor by the main ship channel the
light will he hid only by the old tower, when bearing u s
and on entering Broad Sound, will be shut when bearing
Sc by F.
By order of the Lighthouse Board.
MELANCTON SMITH.
Lighthouse InSDpctOr, ID District
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For Europe.
New YORK, July 20-The steamer Asia sailed
hence at noon for Liverpool, with eighty passen-
gers and S407 900 in specie
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UTdy.
Schr G. King, Andrews Philade phia-Stickney G &C
Schr. John oliver, Steel, Frankford, Pa-do.
SAILED.
Brig Baron de Castne, Lufkn, Boston
TUEsDAY.-Bark Robert Barker, (Brl Barclay, London.
" MEMORANDA
wWW..

NEMUKANUA.
Schr Wild Pigeon, Miken, for Baltimore, cleared at
Providence 10th inst
Schr R. H. Kemp, Holland, arrived Norfolk from Bali
more, 18th inst.
Schr. Mst,-, for Baltimore, cleared at New York, 18th
inst
Schr Susan, Rogers arrived at Boston I'm Baltimore 18th
inst
Schr. Delaware Farmer Jackson arrived Alexandria
from Baltimore 18th inst
Sclr Mary Anna, Gibbs, arrived at Wareham from Bal
more, l4th inst
port from Baltimore, 18th inst
Schr. Ada Frances CoombS and Geo. Byron Eldridge
both hence at Boston, 18th inst
Schr Vapor MITCHELL for Baltimore sailed from Cecfue-
gos about 9th inst
Schr Home Mcclellan, for Baltimore, cleared at Boston,
10Th inst
Schr West Dennis, Crowel arrived Providence from
Baltimore, 10Th inst.
Schr Henry James, Aldrich, arrived at Providence from
Baltimore 10th inst
Schr Mist, Dsosway, for Baltimore cleared at N. York
18th inst
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LEAvENwoRrH, July l9.-The express from Den
yer city, of the 14th, has arrived, bringing S25OO
in gold
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COASTWISE.
y POSTON-Sfr .TOe WIFI

COASTWISE.
BosTON-Str Jos. WhitHeg
100 cases dry goods, Rice Chase & Co.. 10Y do Duval
hegler Co.. $40 pkgs do 2i0 do boots and shoes, B.
Y U. K. R; 500 do Magraw koOns; $50 do, Carey,
Howe Co.; 30 do, Tnges Alnutt 400 do, 4. S.
Plummer Co; $50 do, no do dry goods sundry per-
sons
EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE.
DEMERARA-Brig MHScoUddO.
1850 bbs. -four, $50 do meal 500 bushels corn,
200 do peae, $50 bbls bread, 1876 do pork, $50 tins
lard 400 boxes candles, 10 bbls oil so kegs taow
harness kegs nails II pkgs. mdse., 526 feet lumber,
5000 feet plank
MATANZAs-Brig Alfred EraH
3O44 crosses, 1914 splice blocks 81 kegs r. R. spikes
l box mdSe.
WEST INnIEs-Brrg ". StolosTS
1850 bbls flour, 200 do meal 800 bushels corn,
200 do pease 200 do bran, $50 bbls bread 200 boxes
cakes 200 bblS pork, 90 Or do bee tierces hams,
300 kettles lard bbls. lard OIL 200 boxes herrngs 500
do candles, hhds tobacco, cases do, IL bundles
10 do spirits turpentne sc dozen buckets 20 do brooms
bbls backing, 30 do. pitch, 20 do. tar
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1857. 1858. 1859
Total for the weeks sseo51 1862 3ss So2 2O4
Previously reported So 799316 334774 461 33 46s I66

Since Jan s37 ,6sS 1867 $34 939 $40 sS4 27O $40
Messrs. Thompson Bros, New York, quote Land War
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EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE.
Shipping 5nttIllgsnfe.
PORT OF BALTIMORE, July 20.

ARRIVED
Bark Modena, Ryder, from Proyidencc-balIast to -.
Bark Sylph, Jones, from Boston fish to r. r. Mathews
Son.
Schr. Sarah VI. Sherman, Sherman, from Providence
mdse to $ Phillips GCOtowed up by the steamtug Lilo
ness.
Schr AL ira t. Emerson, from Providence-ballast to
Dobbin d Warfad-tOwed up by Ajax
Schr Chief Fountain, from Fall River-ballast to W
RhOadS K Son.
schr Louisa Brdsall Crane, from Rchmond-ballas to
Rose d Lyon.
Schr. c H. Culpepper Alexander, from North Carolina
shingles to
schr. War Eagle, IIodgdon, from Boston-ce to W. II.
Ohler-t0wed up by TigresS
Schr Sallie Means Richardson's from Providence-baast
to W RhOadS d Son-towed up by Tgress.
Schr Joseph Crandrall Magarth lam from Key West-ba
last to Master-towed up by Tigress.
CLEARED.
Steamship Potomac, Beale, New York via NOrfolk-Saml
7. Pearce.
Steamer Belvidere, Keene, Richmond-J. Brandt, Jr.
Brig Alfred EXa, Brock, Maanzas-SIowell d Randall
Brig MuscOvadO, (r) ThurstOn, DemeraraW H. PerOt.
Brig y. Showers Rice West lndies-J C. Yates d. Co.
Schr Isabella Ellis JONES' Newben, n. GAS Corner
Sons.
Schr Hope, Frank, Richmond d-Travers G Mitchell
- Scr William Mallory, Marshall, Hartford-Dobbin d
Warfeld
Schr Unon Patterson. Boston-do
Schr Prowess, Hulse. New y Iork-Rose h Lyon
Schr Tennessee, Wooster Portsmouth, n, H.-kelsey
Gray
Schr G. King, Andrews, Phadelphia-Stickney f Co.
Schr John Oliver, Steel, Frankford, Pa.-do.
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A marble shaft recently erected over the remains
of Aaron Burr, in the graveyard in Princeton,
New Jersey, has been mutated and broken by
some persons unknown. The shaft was erected bv
stealth, no one knowing who put it there.
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At hotel, one day, boarder remarked to his
neighbor, "This must be healthy place for
children?''
''Why?" asked the other
"Because never see any dead ones about"
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"a ROBERT LAWSON,
NA SADDLE, TRUNK, HARNESS,
.,xAl~-Il.
COLLAR MANUFACTURER,
Wholesale and RstdH,
294 BALTIMORE STREET, CORNER SHARP.
Merchants and Wholesale Dealers invited to call ana
examine my stock before making purchases being prepared
70 sol goods as LOW as they he purchased
NORTHERN or EASTERN CITIES, and PLEDGE MY
SELF 70 DuPLlCAI amy bill made in those cities Please
call and satisfy yourselves of the fact mhI0tf
culver WARE,
~ WATCHES,
JEWEI RY.
Every variety of Silver Spoons and Forks Ice Tcnqs
Grumh Scapers, Salt Cellars, Mustard and Pepper Pos
Walters, Silver Pitchers
SILVER TEA SETS, &C, &C
Ful Sets-EntruScan Gold .ewelry; Watches and Chae-
lain Coral and Pearl Jewelr Diamond Rings, Brooches
Ear King, studs, Sleeve Buttons rich Gold Bracelets
choice Fans, Necklaces and ArmletS; Double ICE PITCH
ERS, alters, CaStors Baskets, Bowls, &c &c
For sale by SAMU 81 KIRK K son,
Gold and Silver Smiths
jl6lf 10 Baitimor5. "trs.t
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The Cincinnati Enquirer saws :

As Nicholas LongwOrth, ESQ.,, was sitting on the
steps OF drinking house Third street, with his
hat between his knees, waiting FIR a friend gen
tleman, stranger, passed, and seeing old Nicks'
ordinary garb and rather troubled countenance
supposed him to be one of the professional mendi-
cants that often congregate there and as he went
by, dropped quarter into the hat. cod Nick
perceived the mistake too late to rectity it, ana
pocketed the coin with peculiar smile The idea
of mistaking the Cincinnat Cr~sus-one OF the
richest men in America, worth probably from So
600 900 to Sc 900 000-for street beggar' rs rather
droll, though not unnatural as any one 10 Iook at
the old gentleman and his extremely shabby dress,
would not suppose his available means, at the out
side more than fifty cents
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Central PARK. NRw Y0RK.-A new attraction
is to be added to this delightful resort, in the shape
of a substantial stone tower, which will be erected
on Vista Rock, from the top of which a good view
will be had of the entire Park. and of the Hudson
river also the Palisades to the west the city to the
South, Long Island and the Sound to the east and
the northeast, and the arches of High Bridge dim
ly in the north. This structure will take the place
of the old bell tower
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ITO BUILDERS AND OTHERS.
POE 4 HOWARD,
WAREHOUSE, No. 69 W. PRATT STREET.
FACTORY, LOcUsT POINT, Baltimore.
Manufacture SASH, DOORS, BLINDS, FRAMES, and all
Kinds OF Sash Factory Work Also, furnish every escrp
tion OF - '
BUILDING MA TERLALS
mh2su
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McklM co. e,xKrRs
Buy and sell FOREIGN and DOMESTIC EXCHANGE. Issue
Letters Of credit available in the United States and Europe
Tor travelling and mercantile purposes
Negotiate Loans and business Paper Make Collections
IN all parts the nted States and Canada reasonable
Terms Make advances Stocks and other Collateals
purchase and sell Stocks and Bonds this
ketS Receive deposits and Banking Business gen
orally ie4tfr
nRAFTS AT SIGHT IN SUMS TO SUIT FOR
- sale on any or all Of the following places, viz
Cumberland, st. Louis,
Winchester st JoSerh's,
Alexandria, Paul.
Fredericksburg, Louisville,
Richmond, Cincinnati,
petersburg, Pttsburg,
MorioiE, Wheeling,
Wilmington y C., Boston,
Charleston, S. C., New York,
savannah, Philadelphia,
New Orleans,
by HO J. CARSON
mh3Oer 2n4 Baltimore street
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EASTERN PORTS.

. NEW YORK, Jul lsArr. steamship Roanoke, Norfolk;
barkS Linda Stewart, st Jago; Maytower BarbadOeS.
CID steamship Gran ada Havana; ships Orient Liverpool;
Cadiz, Rochelle; schr. Edwin, Newbern.
PHILADELPHIA july lS.No9n Arr. schrs. W Ken
nely. Alexandria: Elizahetl Washington, n. G.
CID ships John Trucks NV Orleans bark Florence, Lon
don brig TELEGRAPH Marsailles schrs Embark and Minerva
Washington.
ROS ROY, July l6.-Noon,Arr ship John Haven Cacut-
ta; Luna, New Orleans: barks Cambridge MesSna Lizzie,
Cadz; brig Planet, Sagua.
Cid. slips Conquest, CallaO May Queen, New Orleans
baris Manchester, West Coast Afica Florence SMYRNA
brgs Angeline Avery, St Jago A. B. Moore, Charleston
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Sheep and Iambs.-The demand last week was fair and
so continues, but in view of the number Offering prices
have declined, taking quality into consideration 25
SOC per head The fittest sheep in market will hiring
more than 362 and from that figure prices slide down
TO 50, according to grade
Hogs-Very few here and cannot learn Of any sales
We quote, nominally, at 5(G6c per lb.
Mich Cows-An occasional sale is made, and quote
S35G65, according to quality.-AlbGny Argus.
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DoN'T TURN OUT WELL.-Our farmers are general
ly complaining that their wheat does not turn out
as well as they thought it would. Many that have
been threshng say that it falls short at least one
fourth. From this it would appear that after all
the blowing, the crop is not above average one
-Edston Star.
We have conversed with several farmers from
Talbot county whose opinion to the yield of
wheat in that county appears to coincide with the
above. Wetrust the complaint may not be general
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RICHMOND. July ia +. Schrs C. A. Crooke, Philade
New York.
WILMINGTON, July l6-Cl'd. brigs Queen of the South
Rio Grande; Albert Adams, Boston, SchrS G. W Grce, Phil
adephia Lily Benz Strong, Ned, NJ. A Johnson and L.
Smith, New York
CHARLASTON, July l4Grd s ip Isabella, Montevideo;
schr. Robert CALDWELL New York.
SANANNAH July l3-Crd. schrs North State and Plan
dome. New York.
NEW ORLEANS, July l2-Cl'd ships Ashland and John
Albert Boston, Sewall Cowes; Adams, Bordeaux Oilers
Cape IIayticn.
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II OALIFUHNIA NERCHAN
SAN FRANCIsCo, June Is, 1859

From UTAH-Great Salt Lake City, Monday, June
20, l859.-The Hon. D. r. Eckels, Chief Justice of
the Territory, accompanied by the Hon. Andrew
Humphreys, Indian Agent, returned to this city on
the evening of the 18TH Judge Eckels was met
about twelve miles east of the city by number of
federal officers and citizens, and escorted in
state If his reception upon his arrival can be taken
as an indication, he is very popular umong all
classes; even the Mormons themselves show him a
higher respect, am told, than has ever been shown
to any other federal officer, but as he struck heavy
blow at the most vulnerable point in their creed
namely, pOlvgamy, their respect, or seeming re-
spect, may be dictated by fear rather than love-
Netc York Times
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WILMINGTON MARKET, July 19-Turpentine
Sales yesterday Of l3 bbls s3 for virgin s2S5 yell
low dip and 81 so for hard per $50 lbs.
Sprits-Has advanced Nc per gallon with sales yes.
terday Of $50 bbs at Al per gallon and day 100
do. at same price.
Rosin-Sales yesterday of 203 bbls. at SO for Pale
Nnthinp to-day in either grade.
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WIN. G. ROBINSON,
w No. 81 BOWLi'S WHARF, BALTIMORE,
KEEPS CONSTANTLY HAND
WHICH HE WILL SELL AT LOWEST MARKET
:. ELEPHANT OIL, BLFACHED
PATENT OIL, BLEACHED
MACHINERY, LUBRlCATING AND CYLINDER SPERM
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I lGHT PRESSED TOBACCO.
- Harris's Peoples Favorite
Wighcocomico.
Belle Creoe
Sutaua, &c., &c, &c.
Jas. Thomas, IRIS Mata-po-n Honey Neon, &c, &c
Goodwin's Pride Of the Old Dominion.
Harris, Spicer 4 Harris Esremaduro.
FL Bolera,
And all other desirable Louisa county Tobacco for sale by
WARWICK, FRICK & BALL,
icii-tf ca south street
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ALBANY CATTLE MARKET, July 1s-CattIe.-The
market opens very dull The continued heavy receipts
combined with the unexpected decline that obtained in
the New York market last Wednesday, tends to check
operations thus far although holders readily conced &c
per lb live weight from our quotations of last week
Prices-We quote as follows, remarking that on some
Of the lower grades purchases be made within our
figures:
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OFFICE OF THE
W MARYLAND SPORTMAN'S CLUB,
FOULTNEY 4 TRIMBLE,
Successors to
d. b. TRIMBLE
jal-u RaItjmore strea$
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4fA OFFICE, No. % LOMBARD STREET,
Manufacturers of
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-09-17

Why heed .irivs Tor wealihl
Is enough Tor me
That Heaven hat. o.a, me health and strength.
\ spirit glad asl five,
Grateful these blessings 70 reo.ive.
sing my hymn a, morn sa eve.
On some shat 's-oas II Trhes row
Heu'e, herd, a''d gold have ,hsy
Yet lifr'- hss' jpys They never know,
Ba' FRET 'l.'r hoa.- .say
The more 'hsy haze my sssE sreass.
Complaints aai sr'rings at'sf erase
vas q ~ar>'his world 'Asy cab
To ne II seesu. - fair:
j. ok siisss plea.afes hath for an.
sad usss dsue1 sssass.
Tho MITE l-ra- ca new ts.. ID wing,
AID inrsris fersl Ia the spring.
Ter love Of "a, hill-. wso'is ahd plains
In l'sspieons hae. ar. s-4a.
AND birds sag far ard nsar -see, strains
CAash' up BY ecAes. glad,
Ri-s sings the lark yoqr task % glay,"
Iis nightingale sng. aIlaey1
Ana ~nsa ,'e golden sla hoe. forth
And al Ike gold appears.
When bloom o'er.preask tie glowing entl.
AMI a<ld. have iipenlnz s.r..
'Aial these sios~s Ina. .s-
Ny kind Creator m4as for M.
Iaen loud thank The Lord sb,ye
Ard ~ u joyfus mood,
HI lovs ta1ss1 ; FssAssS,ev.,
svsss " ~ - scoa,
1esa ~ ~ svss grateful IN,
8AioytaS III hs dssxss 70 rive.
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Shreveport Sept o.l.5s. mol #
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SIGN or THE NoRrAR) .
hf now IN receipt Of large and we'd a
- selected rock Of Drugs 'Niedcin.sY
Pants OILS. soaps. geriumery, NotionR
Favored Extracts. etc, TO which alttnt i.
respectfully solicited.
To the Ladies they would say, sail see
lhelr beautiful Gard Cases, Fancy panorsvel.
ops Combs, Brushes soaps. PoWdsand
Poglnmery, such ~ X i>s me Sweety lusj
PAM, Young America, Upper Ten etc.
A lot Of fine cold Pens
April > 1869 H3a;2wl
vlangt
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Mirrors Of all Sizes,


Leather and Findings store,
I . MopLp' imaeri=f. il5.i iarr,a street. BE-
4. tween fnnt sBi 81 Ia1.s .if,sf..
Fira.i iu5 German psie4i It.. faays Calf Skins.
vi. tsinr. anf lai. ~ Leg Ai.a.
l-tsfin. tf's satn sAneas Kai Wsh. e. iI,s,n.
~ sr.ass, fwisi .i1,s sa.e lhf-a. a.i and hoe
iaa arf t.sls
eJ .afep.ioe's every arIe's To the nsr.ac.
'anny iinr .A,y ~ = N9.ss
CLOTHING STORE.
II Ftik BIN ~ qs8 r .Clmp Si.-t ~ ..b
- - receiving hY ~ .ffaHf ron r.r
ot' ~ " i,naf..ilfy. .g- ~ ,ss.ai.s
r. ~ a''sa'g iss'ahs'oek.si
eLainiNG ASH cENt's rrRNisBiSq ooops
40 Bogt sas Yaayi-l cis,hi., pln,t.l,l., -.
i~si'g~f f-iat' tilses r1s...ss ~
'ai rfaar FN1 IVY we ~
- N1rhS ,'ianeihe ray ars invited 70 IAN
sas .nsufie sscs BEARD .afthas,n- .l,.sh.,s
Don z FORGET THE NruBER
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BRASS AND IRON rOvNDn,

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to PIT down The price u castings. such a.
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/, cents a pound a'9 the Han a Spear plos y
Scooter pillow improved At 30 cents onlv INC
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cIrngY Ont ne country may want in a yari '
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H. m an baud Iron railing Of beas,je, -,
trns iHf cl'lt1o grave iucleurts &c ~
metallic part.ins -ecoud hand boilers and .,''''
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Circular saw mills made 10 ord =. and all W..
Of machinery repaired. "''
Term. UI be made 70 suit purchasers by th.;,
giving good eity acceptance on any responsible
house.
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