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uELMROLp,s GENUINE pREPARArIoN.

HELNIROLD's GENUINE PREPARATION.
H HHSR9EPs sSSHS for 'Rs E kSss
AELMRSEb,,s BSGHS f. Sstsss,9sss.
@ s s 81; ls%sE
#Ss HS s. $sss P;sy
HEfSRSss R SS * as5SsT Si Disease
R sTSH9 s s Bnss q stn
HEIMBoLnss BgcHH for BS aI ;m rs. p..
hEIaBoEbs BSGHJ for Heayinsss the Eyed with
IsneSf5Es R6Gn aas with
Want Altea9n i and IL H95Eo1 Of Society
HEi.MLoLD's BUCHu for Excesses arising from Indis.
FEMAEEs,, F FEMALES, F fEsi
TAKE TAKE Nc M MoEE FILLS FILLS,
THEY THEY AsE o oF Nc Nc AVAIL AVAIL:
Use HEIMBoLD's EXTRACT BUCHu for all complaints
incident to the sex
No Family should be Without 1t!
TAKE NO MORE BAI.sAM or Injurious and Uupleasan,
afss E, sGa @ Excuses arising
from habits INDUCED In
BY Young and Old,
And for diseases arising from Habits Of Dissipation. II re-
moves all improper discharges and will restore the Patient
'4 Rs + H ES epS PfS for Diseases and
A &C. Ss RGoH for all Affections
Urinary Organs,
Male or Female.
from whatever originating and no matter of
How Long Standing.
All the above admit OF the
ment and may originate from the same cause.
Read! Reads Read! Read!
HELMBoLD's BuCHU Is safe and pleasant in taste and
odor but immediate in its action.
Personally appeared Alderman of the of
Philadelphia ii. T. HEIiMBoLD, Chemist who being duly
sworn does say his preparation contains Narcotic Mer
curry OF Injurious IL l. HEiMBoLD Sole manufacturer
1854 = - . VIM. r. HIBBARD, Alderman.
Price 81 Her bottle for S. delivered address,
Trial Costs but Dollar-Try 1t,
And be CONVINCED efficacy And it Is accompanied by
liable and responsible certificates from Professors of Medical
Colleges, Gergymen and others. = = .r
Prepared by =. =. HElIslbu,,p,
N l04 South Tenth street, below Chestnut.
PHILADELPHIA
NECESSARY CAUTIoE-Shonld unprincipled Dealers try
article, which better profit and Is
worthless
ASK FOR HELMBoLD's EXTRACT BuGHU.
TAKE NO OTHER.
CURES GUARANTEED ~
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
JOHN WRIGHT 4 CO.,
q and Isl Charities street
AGENTS FOR NEW ORLEANS.
CUT THIS OUT-sEND OR CALL FOR n.
AND AVOID EXPOSURE AND IMPOSITION.
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puILDINe MATERIAL, BRICKS, r1REwooD

v. DEMGRUELLE, Dealer
At the Old Basin, corner Of Toulouse and Franklin
Has constantly hand BUILDING MATERIAL. such a
Lime White and Yellow Sand Cement Plaster Paris Shin
gles Lshs Slaves Also, English French and American Fire
Bricks, and all kinds of Firewood
~ Orders from the country promptly and carei lily asnd
cd to- aus ly
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lr..,zsssA Loss OF TEETHH-pr J. WEST

NNsssNssA LOSS OF TEETH-Dr. j. WEST
liz St. Charles street, continues supply the
ffV{[SGSAII0SS OF TEETH without wires or springs,
bis principle Of self adhesion This
method has pscured him universal appreciation and Is
mended henga he most ingenious system Of supplying ARTI
FICIA TEETH hitherto invented and In all restoring
perfect articulation masicao
defy detection by the closest observer DR.
Vests method OF filling teeth with gold combines all the
improvements Those Interested will find these statements be
entirely and serupuousy correct DR. W returns his sincere
thanks The inhabitants New Orleans vicinity
extensive practice they favored him with for the last fifteen
Office and residence liz ST. Charles street, second
from Lafayette S1nare se5f
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-25
CATTLE MARxEr.

JEFFERSON GIfy. April MI Msas
Arrived s. Western Beeyes, 100 Texas aattIc,
1923 Sheep, u Mich Cows, and n Veal Cstte.
PRICEs. "A
Bsef Cattle Western, quality D 100 rs aHfaM
best Csttle Westevn, second quaify y 100 656 r.
5cef Gastle Tezass eacs, hey 10 IN 81 q
DesA sastis Texas ordinary md good, head u
ma
eheeq sh9ce, - head 81 4
snse2 N os ordinary and good, d head n
miieo gowxs ordinary, % n a6x(T
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Cotton Presses,
Corner of Tchouptoulas aud Robin streets.
Corner Of Tchouptoulas aud Henderson Streets
FRERET's,
Corner of St. Thomas and Basin streets.
Corner of Tchouptouias and Richard streets.
Corner of Tchouptoulas and Richard streets.
MERCHANTS, II
New ieyee and Louisa streets.
Corner Leyee and Rofignac streets.
Corner Annuncaton and Richard streets
Corner Ieyee and Clouet streets, Third District.
SHIPPERS,
Corner Henderson and New Levee streets
UNION,
Corner New Levee and Roffgnac streets.
WOODS,
TEXAS,
Corner of Tchoupitonlas and Orange streets.
CRESCENT PRESS,
New Legee street.
TYLER PRESS
Front Iievee
LEyEE STEAM COTTON PRESS.
Levee street, between st. Ferdinand and Montegut
. streets. Third District,
I.evee street opposite Post 1873, Third District.
INDEPENDENT,
New Ieyee and Rofignae streets.
NEW COTTON PRESS,
Third District.
PELICAN PRESS,
Fourth District
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MAIL TRAIN at 7:30 A. NJ,
EXPRESS TRAIN at s Pm
Both Of which make close connection Canton with Trains
the Mississippi Central Road
Tickets to the following places at prices named
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scHEDuLx oT xAILs,


wIHTzR ARR4neEHxHx,I
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Private Banks and Exchange Dealers.
BROWN 4 CO.. IS Garondeet street.
SAMUEL. SMITH & CO., Camp ST Get.
JuDSOE II CO., corner Canal and Camp streets.
BROWN JOHNSTON 4 Co, 30. SO Carondeet street.
BENoIST, SHAW 4 CO., No. 81 Camp street.
BANK OF COMMERCE, JACOB BARRIER Manager,
A., - nav. 7MIE7 Camp and Grayier streets
THOMAS IT. BARKER. corner Camp and Gravier Streets
H W CONNER Il SON, No 80 Carondeet street.
JOHN WOOD 4 CO., Camp and Common streets.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-10-20
Speer's Pat~nt Clasp and ll0ol
Iron Hand
e00 DAllNo COTTON.

JAMES H. PHELPS, Aossr,
Once and Storroom nj I. II. Etheridges, cor.
ner Of Milan and Commerce Streets
Shreveport. Ia,
WILL keep constantly on hand large stock
" OF assorted lengths, which he will sell from
81 to - Fss cySr Ivan THAN Erg cas rosl.
BY Hs AFFORDED.
These Clasps and Bands are manufactured Of
the best American iron, and may be relied %,
ior It's toashocss and complete adaptation 10 the
flan'ers use A so keeps on hand large sup
ply OF India and Kentucky Baegiug
For further information, send for descriptive
Circulars and specimen Clasp.
Is also Agent for the New York !ife Insnr.
snce Company, and the American Life lHsur.
anee and Ttus. Company. Of Philadelphia
june 80 1860 al.vl
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-10-20
Fall and Winter Goods,

WE are Just receiving and opening large
w and superior stock Of FAIL AND Wrsrsn
G"oDs. A choice selection, which will be sold
at prices to mi, the times
Our frir~is arr invited to call on us. ",
have MOI hsd tn leisure this week to prepare b
detailed statement Of our new stock, but expect
to b. able TO get II ready for the next ISSUES O.
the Marshall papers.
q q. GREGG 4 co.
Marshall 5. 1860. salt
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-10-20
v.&DOk Az TINS!
Carriage and Wagon Making


'rIIE undersigned is now permanently lea
/ in Greenwood, Ia and Is prepared TO
cute any work in the Carriage and Waggor
king line, and ilalters himself in saying BIZ =
shall compete with any work done in the w's'
country, IN durability and taste His va
consist OF every variety. all iron axes, a
there should be orders for other qualities
Buggies are Of the best material and workInas1
as he has the hes, of mechanics both IN I
and iron You that have old carriages
bnggies can have them repaired, paints,
trimmed in the hates, styles aud most da1
finish, rs the undersigned has a iinishsf
smith that can compete with any II you
your work well done send it to this shop q
will be no pains nor labor spared in 'fyaa1
accommodate customers. His prices sAai
respond with the times. In all eases OF ~
the cash viii be expected when work IS o.
ed us nothing hut cash will purchase mS'1
Now, southern people, pa'ronise southern
industry, and by so doing the southern
ehanics will be able to do YOU work on
accommodating terms Try 1t awhile, an
will find out am telling the truth am 4
tul for the liberal patronage bestowed on H'
solicit continuation o! the same
JAMES BRA)
April q. 1860. w
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-10-20
DRUG, Medicine, and Chemical Es'
adjustment.

TEXAS ST., SHREVEPORT. LA.
THE Prcpre,ors respectfully announce to the
/ citizens OF Marshall and vicinity tina, they
keep on hand large stock Of American and
Foreign Drugs and Medicines a:
NEW ORLEANS PRICES!
American Chemicals, comprising Power 4
Weightman's, Rosebgas,en and Sons and other
well known Chemical Manufacturers, Also Il
large stock Of French, German, and English
Chemicals, selected in New York by one Of the
firm, with espse,ai reference to then purity and
genumsss. All the Pharmaceutical Prepare
tions "''pared 10 their establishments may
be relied on, ~ being Of the standard strength
and ada pied from the recognized authority OF
the best materials and prepared with scrupuIous
care Is 10 ,hei. reliability and efficiency. Yer.
liable wines aud other liquors; genuine Bermuda
Arraroot; pure Castor Oil Linsced Oil, Paints
Glass. Putty, Surgical Instruments A large
and well selected stock Of Stationery All the
standard works, Religions and Political, with n
large assortmcn, Of the writings Of the popular
authors Of the day Garden Seed, guaranteed
lrisses, Cutlery ferfnmery, French, English
and American, together with well chosen AS
sortment Of goods, such as are generally found
in well regulated establishment, OF the kind,
MAY 8, 1860 "
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-10-20
8H2DVDpoRI FOUNDRY
MACHINE. SHOP.

FfNHE Undersigned, having hailt large aud 4
! commodious shop. u prepared TO manu-.
fActsn steam Engine. Boilers. and Machinery "
Of all kind- for steamboats,, sugar plantations
saw mills, cotton presses. drai:.lug machines, and
railroads.
Gin gear. horse power, fire fronts furnace moa,h-
and CRATE bars.
lira.. work Of every description. Metallic packing
for straHl cylinders gun metal rings Blacksmith
work Of every description IN the above line will be
done with Dispatch.
will keep on hand a, all times Crate bar, fange
Bolts, Gauge Cocks. Pionghs. Shovel Plnghs seoot
crs and segment shall generally keep on hand
sseona hand boilers aud Engines.
would also call the attention Of all saw mill men
~ my mpoved and attached bead blocks.
TfioS ". JONES.
= : Cash paid for Old IRON, I'D brn.s anil copper.
Shreveport Nsrch T. is.n
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TOBACCO l. CIGARS,
GREAT WAR!!!
The War is Not 10 be Avoided.
MESSRs. COHEN 4 BREDIG
Nave DECLARED 4 GREAT WAR

MERCHANTS OF MARSHALi.',
1 CtORbiNG 10 their advertisement. Il,
n srms they think themselves well for'ihe
and prepared for hattie. While their cannon
aiding fire has already commenced asains, the
frontier, +. Schwartz who being the the frs, in
the rear. takes the obligation TO carry gu, the
war against said firm By himself wi.hon, any
assis'aucs al all. lie is strong, wel armed, and
sure to deeai the enemy. even when they bes.sl
already Of their victory. i. Schwartz IA q
small man, bat very strong in his action. lie
promises 10 his friends and patrons tina, he vii,
not show himself coward And. since the war
has commenced he will fgh; to the La, per
cent Of profit until he ha, defeated the enemy,
and shown himself as victor, which h. is almost
SIRE to do. because he s1ld in the tim. of peace,
his goods very low, and be will, in this critical
time of war. sell hs goods lower than ever befnr.
Don't iorge; 10 first call in H. Shwar,xs store,
before going elsewhere, pricc his goods, and you
will he sure to purchase.
Marshall, May II. 1850. n;;1f
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-10-20
NEW WINTER GOODS.

WE would say TO the citizens Of Harrison
w aud adjoining counties, 'ls, We have just
received a very large supply Of Fall and Win
ter Plantation Goods, such as
kereys. with all Wool Filling.
linseys. with all Wool Filling.
Negro blankets. l}lae and White
Striped Domestic
Striped Lowell.
Also. very large lot Of Bed Tiekisg for
Mattresses and Feather
We invite an examination Of our stock and
prices promising to sell on terms to suit the
times.
BRADFlEID Il TALLEr.
Sept r. see
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-10-20
HOME MADE FURNITURE.

Mop, North Of The Court Hoass.
MARSHALL TEXAs.
THE undersigned would respectfully inform
j The citizens Of Marshall and the surrounding
country that he continues to carry 90 the
CABINET BUSINESS.
at his old stand North Of the Courthouse. He
IL prepared to execute all work In bis line 10
superior style and at fair prices. War,lrobes,
Secretaries Desks, Safes. Wash ssalhls. Bed
steads and other furniture will b. kept on band
or nads at short notice Iiis work il well
known, and he confidently asks for a liberal
share OF patronage.
+, LUpOLPH
Feb. ~, 60 No 22 H.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-10-20

AF good moral character coming ven y
~ mended, can find steady and remuo',
e. ploymen' in selling by subscription NJ
able Publications Of Books.
My business il and has been for y'as'4
sivsy Southern business designed to -
building up Southern literature. j
The Books are all choice selections q
ted to adorn the parlor, the centre-ah'e,' !,
brary, and to store the mind with useful !
edge. They recommend thcmsclvcsio 70,
and the old. For beauty Of typograPr
nea,.ss ofhinang, they stand almost a'Fs'
A large number Of these books can =
in Texas, which will render il prah"'
Agents.
Address the subscriber, Marshall, ycx,rf
Z. u. NEBh'
Feb. Is 1860.
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+ 4 b. JACOBS.
~ their well known stand in

AZ tOelc wen known stand ~
SHREVEPORT, la,
Il tEF on haHdn very large aud well selected
N assortment Of
DRY GOODS AND cNOC FRIES.
Their stock Of Dry Goods embraces CLOTHS
LOWEIsS. BLANKETS READY MADE
CLOTHING. HATS, BOOTS. SHOES, and
PLANTATION GOODS. Every description
of BRoGA\S ETC.
Their stock of Groceries is about the argcs,
ever brought 10 the place. consisting Of COZ
FEE. SUGAR, BACON. PORK. LARD.
FLOUR, MuiASSES RICE, BEEF, CHOc-
OLATE. TEA. CIGARS. and TOBACCO.
and all kinds OF Liquors,
They purchase " CASH aud sell exclu
sively for CASH at the lowest possible rates
They solicit all who visit Shreveport. or who
propose 10 send to New Orleans to lay in their
supplies. to first give them call. and examine
the quality aud prices OF their goods
March Is, So No 81 If
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-10-20
es0.O00 WORTH or PROPERTY

M stock u Gools IN band 200 acres Of
lvl good land. 800 of which Is IN good state
ofcal.lysti0n. Also ihvss hundred aud twenty
acrs 81 land, M improvement Two town lot.
aseas the square. One Of the bcs, family resi-
denee in the town. with four lots, out houses.
fuh trsS, 6e The house has eight rooms. all
new and well furnished and well suited lor
boasdng hoasr II il situated near the Female
Aea&ans. AUaiuable negro norman, d excel.
lsss qaslitiss, good copk, washer, and roner.
Or a the ba-t family horses and buyyc- in
town. 4 dse Punn. A large lot Of household
ord kitchen furniture, for sale after my house is
eojd.
Having determined to change ny business, |
~ resolved 10 aril. Thoar wishing bsrgsiv
~ ke1tee call Gooa.
KING TliETFORIt
nsrsAall Texas. Feb. Ia, lsC0.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-10-20

n0mnrtA.
4 SMALL. lot Of silk and silk Velvc, Bon.
"A nets Of the very lats-, styles may h. had
IN terms, 10 suit purchasers ii
hkADFH.LD Il TAu.EYS.
JAa II. lsf. a.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-10-20
Clothing.
orockery and GLASS War ..

soup, dlnbef, and desert pats butter I shes
cups and Ssacers, wash bows and pite hers
whit, granite aud common in the s.rea,sss, var e,y
80 doz ,umbiers, bar and ,atas
100 gobtes,
rs wine glasses.
- Oval covered stands,
.. D." crewiis, assorted,
Cake stands
Decantcrs, Moiasses Pitchers,
Fruit stands glass bows.
Glass Pitchers, lanterns Of every sra . nd
quality
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-10-20
lWARTZ ARRIVED!
THE LARGEST STOCK or GOODS EVER
BROUGHT TO MAR>HALLu
TW ~m1y-fbve per Cent Cheaper

pW'tuui ~ HnisH'"".'
'"~"'s-S''e Pr ~e"' -
,e~ur n,,,,,s;,,.s, h.. ms. received and i now
onen,ny ,he l.ry,S, and ba.dsoue,., .,ock o,
,o,sls he has ever bruuQh, l., this marked, They
we're rarchaseh under his own personal super
vision. and upon sneh favorable terms That "
y prepared to oNef them lWhNIh =
rex 'tNI 'htA'hh t'ian any be mas ever
"pla ~ "arsnal' ~ vs,'s'! ,'.'.s 49, "a :,
rau e,,tn;ne ard aa,,.fv Themselves. as 10 anal
,,y AMI nriecs
1 'N"r"
goaJ. er,br,cny .,,ks bar.r = o-ga,,l,es prip,.
ed and plain iaeon.,s plain. figured and cross
barred nusin- OF all descriptions iine lace and
six msn,illas prints, donss,ies bleached aul
unbleached Kannets. Ribbons Irish linen, en-
5fo,dered skirts. collars, sleeves, hosiery bands
peteni corsess, and ecrsess Of all descriptions .
ehaniel and r'ohair dresses the h"es' fans ever
.,~.,,.r
N"'"
An endless variety from the finest 10 the plain
es, and mos, durable ard Of all prices Gent
furnishing Gossls embracing shirts, drawers, era.
yats, suspealers. hats boots, shoes etc.
prA<rArao< CnOnS
.>'R'" cunning sT"ir' WV" ef' 'n'N" !"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-10-20

10, ron THE RIO GRANDE.
MEXICO XAX0N ~!
N-w Goo,y Niae inst Opnoi.
North Fast Corner Public square,
NGEs~R~ W H. POLAND a co, would
vi most respectfully announce 10 the ciiizens Of
NarshaH and vicinity tina, they have Just opened
a new Grocery Store on the North East corner
Of the Public Square. where they will always
keep on hand Iarge supply OF the best
FAMILY GNDCENvES
| s.er brought 10 ,his market consisting Of
.sIGAR COFFEE,
FLOUR, RICE.
MOLASSES. POTATOES.
SUGAR CURED HAMS,
and in fact everything usually found in an ca.
,abshmen' OF this character, all Of which will
be sold Al very REDUCED prices for CASH.
those DESIRING 10 purchase groceries will hnd y
to their interest 10 cal and examine their stock
before buying elsewhere Give them call
W II POLAND 4 90
March T. lSGo u2fti
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-10-20
To Farsssers and stock Raiser>.

4 LARGE stock Of Bells for sale, at the
n New Tin Shop on tbs North East Corner
Of the Public Square.
Jung & lag
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-10-20

Ne ! $ A,.gxAxpEx :--sfn SOM time
since / purchased itcm y@ 4 Milk. 3 Of rs
inch Roe. and ooe II IL inch thy can Ger
,s,alv grind NOR than any cshes Mil J ever
.sw | am running chr Of your 90 sas "''s
9Th all e.~e gin thru Bales Of efss"n ls'r
day aei en- n"'e. N r.. .,.l,ine 10 pgr
your MINIS az, We X r. WYNNE
ch.He oars.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-10-20
BALDWIN q CuSnMAN,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
Il 4 r d W A r +
IRON. NAILS, &c,
tcoFncr Texas aod Spring S,rc,s,)

lcorncr Texas aod Spring S,rec,s,l
SHREVEPORT, La
Would respectful y announce to the citi'
tens OF Harrison County, and To that
portion of Eastern Texas trading at
Shreveport. tina, we have recently open
d fresh aud complete stock oi Hard
ware, comprised in part of the following
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-10-20

DAG:ING, ROPE. AND THYME,
lust received aud for sale low down. by q.
~ g. Hregg 4 Co.
2olooo lbs. Machine Rope.
loooo yds. Heavy India Baggng
800 lbs iialing Irvine
June G, $50. 3g.Gm
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ri ne npplk.

rTsEE ,,s.~tical operation II Gin o. a,I''
/. tkr hr.s evidence Of IT. utility. F~sr-
-, ,h., ths~e ii nv msnuiArsarv 'h'sh ne
..f,rc,, univ the a.icasion n the rsh'r ny
b~iss hirly ,sssr have aid but LITTLE . ,,'
thrw. props,.. to manufacture superior Ahs
s,h Gins and to furnish ths's 81 I'M m~es'
w;c.- ., which they can bc s6,'ss'. The snb
,o,,.~. certificates from men OF esE.rie"r ana
h,vh character, attest their worth Persons De
.;rss,s Of purchasing either, sh"ald lock at MI"
before bu,ins el-'~bere m
Nv m-nufsc,ory Is situated one mile west
a, Marshall Order addressed TO me At Mar
shall viii receive prompt attention
J. :. ALEXANDER
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-10-20

JANiAFf - i'"'T
Ms. ! :. AtEvA>nss -
p,,x Sta This Is to certify fnai ! hA''
ieen concerned in running ihrs Of var ~ insa
Nil Rocks. susl rssp-c'f''lis s'''-' that Nc pss
fer yonr N,lI> to s0y Other made we CO..
grind NOR corn and make better mel man s"y
other MIA in fact can xvini i al
JAMES ii SMITH co,
Arcr4l., Nib. Rusk %, Texas.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-21
c0NgE O UENCES OF DRED SCOTT

To o.. Editor Of TnsE. I. T'isgHe.
Sir: Allow me, greasy mechanic, p" TO AJAX yon
few questions;
Has IN. federal Constitution any power over OF In the Ter
rtor,e, hat Il ha. not also IN the States
II Slavery exists in Territories by virtue and force o. the
Con,utiop must II e1is; the same In the States
Would not the Dred Court decide that the State laws
sbohDg slavery unconstitutional and therefore null and
void
l. WHAT then becomes Of our State Ath.sl
The Democracy claim that Slavery 4 saoHal and, In my
opinion they make Il uHiFrsa IN the States through
the "irIepIestible" Court
see YOU have published several leers Of inquiry but s
this not ht for without right smart Of repatrius
Ism, very truly yonIsi l. j. NEIILsIoN'
Nes. H1ren, Sept. IL, 1860
Reply
/. Yer. Congress is authorized by the COnstltu-
ton 10 umake all needful rules and regulations
respecting the territory other property belong
ing 10 the United States." No provision Of that
instrument confers corresponding power over
States.
g We can find no provision or clause IN the
Federal Constitution that authorizes or assumes 10
protect Slavery in either States or Territories 1t
must exist, If at al a. creature Of the local Law
3. We cannot say.
4. DoEt know.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-21
of deposits, az shown above:
As compared with the statement CT the previous
"a eek the results are "a loows:
The Pieyune of Sept. Is says;


E1cbar been only mode ate demand and operations
show auction the average 6ay movement for toe week
OheIirs Of most classes Indicated bat little increase spd
prices firmly maintained throughout for description
dl0; Bank rates, etoll0 Bill Of Ladng Drsfs los dl0st
Francs ala.eais. sCls, sixty Day BUS on New YoTh
&c me Of the banks It'll sskjng premium"
The volume of trade during the past wesk among
the commission houses and the manufacturers has not
been large previously reported but the activity
in the general obbipg trade shows no abatement The
recorders from the INTERIOR as well as the fresh arr
walls Of merchants from the West, confiue the dis.
trbutipg houses to sales rather than purchases aud
their stocks generally are bss<mng low. Neverthe-
ess some les accommodating for the moment and
holders of drills and heavy goods are anxious
sellers There is go little concert Of action among
maLufacurers that they are at all times sailing without
chart or compass as they have no means Of ascertain
ing the quantity of goods on hand at any given tiule
but governed in their views by the caphdous move
mens Of the Market which rendered thus unsteady
by their own ,rratic operations Ifthsir good. are In
brisk demand their notions of price become exorbi
tant and the sales and consumption Of the article be-
come restricted while, on the other hand II the ode
are slack of sale perfect stampede In prices Is seen
though the stocks may 10 the aggregate be small and
not equal 10 the requirements Of the season. The cot
ton dealers have difficulty in arriving at fair 60.
mate Of the stocks held througdou. the world.
The sugar operators base thsir speeuatons ON aeon.
rate information, and it 10 nos TOO much 70 presume
tsss With lhtA snDr all Of our manu- acturers could
30 well Informed relative 70 The stocks Of domestic