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II ATHMAN's TROPICAL ROOFING

Cheaper and superior any other used In Southern
climate.
Ita tested and recognized qualities
1st HURARIIITY-eqnal 10 the best slate roofs
I'd. IMPEkMEA BfEfff-Super to any other cracks
or leaks being possible.
3d. BEAUTYIt presents smooth and granite like suace.
4th. GHEAPNESSIt costs much less than though L
good any slate wood roof and less than the interior
composition roofing heretofore offered the public the
Of cutters and valleys
9th. INCoMBUsTIBILITY-Itw will resist fire better than
slRteroof.
9th. GoNyENIENcE-It will no. soften under the heat Of
this climate and protects tho interior Of buildings from in
tense heat Of summer
It'll, sOIIDITYft becomes harder and smoother
posue be put roofs of slope being of light
weight does not require heavy rafers support while
liable and breaking require repairs
The :. TROPICAL RQoFINGa is chemical compound o.
substances several of which peculiar alone combined
in proportions discovered by actual experiment and experience
In this city.
of the the hands
Of the and may be verified any person wishing
fore contracting.
All orders left at the st.oaiee Box No. 2 will be
j. G. KAUFMAN,
LIZ ernfIa
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COPARTNERsHTP.

WE ALIAN EIso1llL
an ACCOUNT OF THE DEPARTURE FOR EUROPE
& Inn NINE sns
Olympic will alone attend to The Iqnidaiien
e etEaff h6 pUShTEI, sa
OAR .coNsENTEMENT MuTUET. Ut I'm RAJ.
IA sqs;s 4ss n
es asns RaraT &C. g. enr Mms Olympic sasra seue Ct
s''' - '9' Ni''' ~ -S SLysiPk BoIssE.
N'cortans janvier 1860. res Ct
~ existing between WILLIAM i. FLEMING and G. NOR
g s1Ep A F1 aoHEss
New Orleans. February 2, 1880. fe4 81.
c sas h + REHn E2Es Els II.
day dissolved by mutual consent Either partner wi sign in
New Orleans, Feb l, 1850 " ii. ELLIOT IT'
eopsrtner:hip under hs iiIn q ELLIOT aek EEvEE,
city a. FOSTER ELLIOT
New Orleans. Feb. l. 1860 fec lrn
n 1 under he style NGaa 60 E sas ie
Sosy Public dated Janaars X Sc before msass
New Orleans February /, 1860
THE uNpERs :, Will Il ALONE ATTEND
&
CO. and carry on the business heretofore at the old
|-o,,.11,-x,,,.,,, ,,-,,1-,-------
y Gate q Moslle partner my house ths
date and We WI continue TO transact Cotton Fastoage
sS HasF M rib #
No. 60 csEoadelet street, Factors Row.
New orleang, Jannnry i, 1860 ial9 I'm
COMPREHENSIVE UNDERSIGNED AVE
~ This day themselves together
snder ssys and name u
JEFFERSON Co
They are now prepared to oil orders in quantities to suit
M M 81 ps Il ssbos oas t6
order, al their eno,s 1914 and s Nsya,,ns srs
near ST. Joseph First District and corner cyee and Ronsa
posits the Postoace o''e 70 '''' Up
,,,a o., fs s9 N T pETRRsSN i rhsnaTs
9N.- -a sz1-- u. = -, ). l-eears.
Business ss
New Orleans Jan . 1850. rin2 III Ii. s s BELL
rnpar,rwER Ne,TTcU Mp EDwApn
u NEEMAN of Inn civ i iii an amtted bsrtnss Il
our house. The style of our rm remains EV g1ehasSd
f,oto, rsrors ,a 4. o,sr.; d,n,;s .;an
oo0n ACTORS sna ehet ~ Caondes street
~ Nr 8. 81 W0oDMAN the eoParnership heretofore ex,
dissolved - - A. H BEMENT, Surviving Partner
e,or,.pmvnt, sr.rp @Tl.r renrnsrevpn r. 4yr
II III VIII ! n - y y
nj inls iofi1ea ha WI eohl5ne 'e
hia oll " Wy GU sialq o. "
y y a1, = ~ uhas e aas s y, i nv q ~
haisSa Wnn VII also attend g ING hqaidnton Of me
ave WA aud Tesertf AJAX far n continaanee Of fhe 49,
| r r. WuODMAN
1 #l@ Al H BENIsST
| New Orleans November rs 1853 fs5.tf
| ------- -
| NNIsSOLUTItby THE COMPREHENSIVE HERE.
~ tnfoe exstjf the under tho natne uf
| JOHN O. WOODRUFF CO. Is this day dissolved by l,4
ton = JoHNO WOODRUFF, >
THOMAS II WiBRIY
NV tlvtr NJ January 1gso " " ~
| 80 ',c~.r
49,, rs,,,.,.. t..
/ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES UNuEhSliNED have
" formed under the name and style 2!
JOHN q NO9RUFt n tN aud VIII continue the General
Commission business as heretofore - :
JqHN y W90ukIEFi
VIZ. ALFRED MouLToN.
| - =
,OEAAEINt y ust5EhSIGstIit Il 4 VIZ
~ tnis dry Termed undef 49, stse of NOES
ROIEf for the transaction Of Note stock and Exchange
| brokerage business. -
| SAMUEL l.. MOSS.
Il ia (irAyie street.
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r OUIsIANA STATE INSURANCE. COMPANY
OFFICE NO as CAMP STREET
Capital 100000.
55E. DIRECTIONS.
T. Lapeire, E. II. Harris,
Theodore Frois, j. N. Robert,
A. D. Grief, J. A. Bonnafon
Jacob Roly, Amadeo Landry,
e. Ganucheau.
This Company will ready the Of
SEPTEMBER NEXT and will insure against the pers the
seas rivers and loss and damage asuaI risks
the current of premiums.
A cash premium Of FIFTEEN PER CENT viii be
made to those insuring in this office
E. aANUoHEAU, President
A. PIcoLET, Secretary.
New Orleans. August II. 1853 au1etf
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TIL ONE MUTUAL INSURANCE. COMPANY OF
NEW ORLEANS.
~ OFFICE No. rs CAMP STREET,
Amount q l Premiums for the year ending December
e. ~, iol ~, I39 I01 IS
Assets on 3lst December, 1859 967 10
t
The Trustees have declared dividend Of THIRTY-EIGH
per cent after paying SIX per on all the out
Standing scrip and redeem In cash the Issue Of 1856
Interest and redeemabe scrip payable in after the
and after the 18th March, 1860. -
JANIS II. WHEELER, Secretary. -
New Orleans, January g. lsGg. iaIn i'm
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&k @. e. HATCHER, No. le5s GRAyIER ST.
~ Siays Depot - u
Notice 70 Merchants Planters Traders and Slave Own
made extensive alterations and accommodations
my old sand H prepared to reeeiye
from two 70 three hundred slaves for Commission can
also the owners with good board comfortable
reasonable terms. ss.ss7'-e
Those having business f. line would do well call and soc
offer nnequAled
good stock Of Negroes for sale will kept eortsrtiy On
hand consisting Of Field Hands, Mechanics Servants
SesfnstIesse Nurses. Hair Dressers etr. 3z
for
Slaves and Texas, mississippi Louisiana Lands bought
veg " o. r. HATCHER.
NOTICE AFTER SLAVES HAVE BEEN PLACE., 4
n onss Yards Or Depo VIII ii Ne 93
s
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nAyoRABTY oF NEW ORLEANS,

AANOHAflIf OF NEW UI.IlHA 3 4
City Hail. Feb. 8, 1850, y
Common Council Of tho City Of New Orleans.
mo. 4942.l
BUDGET No. l. OF Probable Receipts and Expenditures of the
City of New Orleans for tho year 1860
Rcselre That compliance with section No. ia Of the City
Charter The following estimate OF liabilities and expenditures Of
the 1860 be and the
harol,, .ntio, tad- a.
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PREAD-BREAp ron rHE MILlIoN.

SOUTHERN MECHANICS STEAM BAKERY
Corner OIL GIG and fFankn streetspepot No. Poydrss,
Near New Ieyee street,
j. j. DANIELS II SON. Proprietors.
Pilot Bread Navy Bread, Soda Sugar and Bftsr Crackers
WINE Bnscnit most sperior quality
and at the lowest market prices. s's
All orders left as above will be promptly correctly
ag7 VI
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DYEING...........DYEING...........DYEING

]. BoNTEMPs, DYER AND scoURER,
No. 90 Bourbon street,
Has the honor 10 inform public that he has inst assumed
the business Of the Dyeing Establishment No. IS Royal street
tion for which he is celebrated. ~
The in which, for the twelve years he has salts.
lied the of his establishment On EoboE
street. is for those who may honor him with their
patronage - eyy
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GErng5a===sa. LOSS OF TEEEIH-Dr. j. WEST,
IL MI Charles supply the
lfY<FSsSsS Loss OF TEETH withsnt wires springs,
upon his principle Of self adhesion. This
method lass prcuLed him universal appreciation,
mended ~ hen NJ uoat ingenious system Of supplying RTi
fICi TEET hitherto invented and In Vii restoring
periec; articulation au asicaen and perfect
In appearance defy detection the observer Dr.
Weas mehod u filling teeth with gold combines all
Tho;e ihsfestea viii had these statements 30
entirely and tfupuouAiy Dr. " Eiaeerr
thanks The inhabitants Of New and vicinity for The
extensive practices they have favored him with fifteen
years 0ce and residence III St Charles street. second doc
from afayetteEsquare SeiH
a MCD0sNELr4'S RESTAURANT. No,
ssssA " laf Cptnninn stres betwsan Batunse and ca
1229Ssg W. fBndslet streets, New Orleans
ts2zsss9 This establishment viii ret,ain npen during
The where everything the market found
and prices moderate. Tbs well ventilated
desirable than any other similar place In the city during
weather.
Furnished rooms 70. transient goar1ers
Families and Commission Merchants supplied with Wines and
liquors o. every description " wAoesaie pticss.
MCDONNELL McCiRAW,
r1.sIAf
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-. VARIETIES STABLES, IA mo
49, No. 16i sRAYIER ST.. SHz
Next the Varieties TheeteE
The nndergned respectfully gives notice that having
chased the above sekndyR Stables he will be
times furnish HORSES and BU6GfEs for HIRE, tho
usual rates.
hand, and will continue receive and
offer FOR SALE stock Of SINGLE and MATCH HORSES,
comprising the selections of the Northern
fecfuy socs share of the public patronage all
who fancy nne STOCK call and inspect the animals
hand.
feI5 IL j. NJ FRENCH. .
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M 1902

asrs That fa adjudication Gorptroler agreeaby
Xxi sHautip Np 4S pk payiug with ruund
Ufsaps tEss from Glaib9rns Broad John Cole
Dens s. % per running foot
whole BE- ena ihc same II hereby
pEVgsa e security accepted and te Mayor
fcEuHuee ot said work
siyaedj JOHN II. MONROE,
Presidept Board &c Assist III Aldermen
ss tS;snedJ j. O. NIXON
y rs President Board 81 Aldermen.
& & fsH lsssaaal sss GERARD sTIIH Mayor
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I MAYORAIsTY OFFICIAL.
&Ay0KALTf or NEM ORLEANS.
NSE City HNil, Fehss HI, ls6
ErEurroa CountH ~ The City ot NeE ORLEANS.
's IS mn a}5t}3 IS

ssSli a4s fNo. $780,
E<sssrsd That the adjudication by e ptroer nreeably
~ regulation MOI &S4 fol arndng and keepn IN
fge nunre NhatveH the NIFTY or year
5elin Jss the sam q Sa5ee se
M&yor 70 en3er into eantract with the parties per
akkfaa Act frr 4lH performance af said work,
q fSr4edi # s4s JOHN r. MONROE.
Presldent Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
. n fsi.ned1 j q. NIXON.
~ President Boasd of Aldermen
fsfi issEssdi - - GERARD sTITH Mayor
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HURST DISTRICT POUND.-Iyas brought
70 ne Ftrs District Pound, Dryades street.
Que dark bay mare mule about 10 hands high with white
spot On inc bacs and short name, visible brands
high L net claimed Within five days and Tie expenses
DAY, February a. 1860, 1T 10 O'Clock A. IL - =
New Orleans, February I, 1860 %
Registered February i, 1860.
HENRY DUREIA
Fort ,tro1le-
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
FOR SAI1E,---EflR SAFE


EOk SALE---FOR SALE.
Tsars s7s~s ~ ~ a.,
nj fs saaTass as ss9
apn iaa % arana Hlvsr IN ne parish Of ASSUMPTION
Distances q where liz oeiaas ss
Ailred passes IN that netghbefhpod adjoins lands Fion
ing To MIR Henry 1nsgF
n Of township Isl range lis east "A nerfi5r II III -
The cultivation srgar the whole will 81 soi low hi. mn
liberal terms. Apply HIGH Ncf5Di,I, I'm
h fea q Go Garondelat street. New Orleans.
~ SLAVES FOR SALEc-REGETyEB THIS
l5i raser street.. opposite Varieties Theaser TvENTY
AxFlfE extra likely plantation hands men lid Won,eI
Also Two No. Backsraiihs aud / No. ICooper
:, - $500, :. =. - : .
xASE{A SALE LOW TO CLOSE A CON
- IA ne snip AuMfHkEY FufsINGTOS, II
1851 Apply to the capain on boar AIries Ihird
District Eerrys or to a58
" Eel % BAXTER IfyFrT8 & fs0
& --------- -
,s4ESS EDf< n Istt--A 81 AR PLANTATION "a,
aoldes strose Eiantaticn u soli 1t priyate@
ap=tial For pas.icaaEs; apply f,''''s '-'-'-
fslta0 II Nj ,e .I par gsh'. NJ Iam
-------- = ~. - ~ lss-
~ HAND AND FOR SAIE-TIE CELEBRATED
- sicGheAiey Pateat Washing to IL
seen a y Waterman Bro. corner Of Magazine and
common streets and Al the Mechanics Dealers Exchange
NO " st. Uhayles street. my shop corner Of Ifnyetis
and Basin street, New Orleans
iEIasF j NJ. DAUGHERTY.
Tygsss . ! 7 - 80 II -.- - -
due properties sarads street improved md an
Improved Also, very large proer.ies oose t FsaIa
made the Fnr
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No. 1866.
p}rx That the Comptroller he is hereby authorized
Al Aa5udeHs The lowest bidder after ten days
1xties ~ e sfsa f5Hra Epr paving with blocks
sst from aaas ts JesphIns street ia accord
pa Aazt tg approval rejertpn of the Com
" mon NodnnfE
iSgucdl JOHN T. MONROE
s W President Board Of Assistant Aldermen
s iSignedl j. NIXON,
President Board Of Aldermen.
{ Y fzll [sIsrsdl GERARD STITH. Mayor
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CTTIzEss INSURANCE COMPANY
Office No. Cafandelst street.
Capital, s37I,vso 80.
oMER GAIILARD, President n. sgARIERER, Secretary
TRUSTEES. % p"
Geo. ". West +. r. Hunt L "M
James j.. white, NJ. Mnsso1
Douglas West, Martin Gordon, Jr
d. Jemtsan, Nuns Augpstia,
Ar MlisH5ergtr CesalFs Olivier,
j. Leisy, a. Bohn. @
0naer GalIard.
The Company insure against the peb o hc rivers
and loss and damage BY fire the fsS pIeH
do ly
SUCCESSION OF DIR. C. TIFFIN-NoTTcE III
~ hereby given that all persons indebted
come forward ard make payment r. FL DAVIS, Common
street, NJ Charles Those having cains aganst BIZ
tate VIII present them 70 him for adjudication.
ia1 lna b. NJ TIFFIS, Administrators.
A. G. POWERS,
@JG z%9 PORTRAIT P14LgTKR,
Over Washbusp,s Daguerrean rapu,r,
dia sm No. l42 Canal street New Orleans
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For Comptroller.
EPAVE DU PREMIER DIsTRICT.-n n
IL eta conduit depot DIES District
Dryadest entire les Julie ct Gifod, CONNIE eHaYe-
une mule ba haut ayant ue che
blanche lie dos IA crniee eourte etapes viShes
81 e dit animal cino jotrs ct les
iTas eaTss sea vedu penchere pubue dit depot, lie
IARDI. IA de feyrier LEGO il 10 tetires A. NJ
y 3#, Y. Q. FLETCHER, Gornmissare DIES raes.
Nouvalie ORLEANS I ftvrier 1850 fe8 ct
THIRD DISTRICT POUND.-yyns brought
a g the Third District Pound, at the Clonet
Grandchildren streets, estray-
One bay mule, Is hands high and shaved
ia white spot On The neck from harness. small white spot the
hip, visible brand
Which II claimed within Ave days and the expenses
TUESDAY, February u, 1850, a. 10 o'clock, A. II.
New Orleans, February 7, 1860.
Registered February l. 1860
For Comptroller.
EPAVE Du TioTsIEnIE DIsTRICT.-n a
~ etc conduit depot des epayes d Troee District
coigulre Clouet ct Bons .Eniants, epsge-
bne mule bat ID mains de haut Ia crnere queue
tie taele sur la hancle, pas de narque visible.
dlt animal
pnyes u Yendu enehere public dit depot 10 M
DI, II do fevrier 1850 a 10 heures A. nj.
@. o. FLETCHER, Commssaire des rues
+ Nouyele Orleans lie feyrier 1860 feS ct
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:
Expenditures by Street Commissioner 5000
sqliars =. 800 1880
Enclosing sacarty Square coo
Enclosing Coliseum Place per esH.rae.., 49, 500
Smelling and ceineniing the walks Of Place
u 4AfHiS l,buD
Smelling and cenenring the walks of Washing
ton Square. 1900
Enclosing the Neutral Ground Canal street
COM IS
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LETTER p2OM NEW ENGLAND.
Correspondence II the Galycstoa Ncws1
MILFORD \ H., Sept y, 1860.
HfssrN Iiifayx.

MILFORD, \ l., sept y, 1860.
Hesps Eii'o,s:
] fear that there Is not sdIii lent unity
among the people of the South. fear
that they 10 not fully appreciate the vic.
lcuce Of abolition hate, aud that they DO
not fully understand the reasonable aud
infatuated crmiualby Of the party who
may soon take posses sien uf thc Federal
Government II they did. have no
doubt that their patriotism aud courage
are sufficient Go save the country ia part.
AZ least from the impending ruin Oh.
that each man of the South could spcnd
one week ia such "a town as this, whort
aholitionism is so much Ia the Ascendant
that 1t shows us t,ne colors, unrcsrain-
I'd by direct p4ckc, interest. as 1t b. ina
the great commercial cities. Here the
gospel ol Modern Bopubl cani-m ie pre-.
claimed ia all It's GIN, purity, and ttam
beginning 10 end u Us a gospel 81 have.
robbery, murder aud treason WlllyHn
Of the South submit o. thn rule af Hth
men? You against whom all ibeir
ana hemas al, turned; no. uHt al against
You ior the lew men at the North who
dare to utter one word in defense Of tar
constitutional rights of Che South, come
in lr their lull sbar. Vt abuse
Leading Black Republicans lcrc, with
a malenIly that out-satnus satan, bold
Iy declare lhat They would like t. sce the
negroes ~ tde south. whip ia hand,
driving their masters into thc cotton
fields tud rico -Wamp.. WDl.iW iruHr-
ant. Nul more honest rHhrlp really Dr..
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billings
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spoke. The reporter Il the Massachu
sctts BcltEcverctt organ, the Boston
Courier, says
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| 500.
1860
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.

WE ARE NOW RECEIVING OUR FALL AND WINTER STOCK and when
will have much Stock offered
the laid LARGE SALES AND
SMALL. PROFITS GOOD INsTEAD FEW GOODS 1T
\ HIGHER tEn and happy have succeeded
% still
prices with and the
We much increased business evidence friends and the
sod
GOOD GOODS. AND AT AS LOW PRICES.
a promise instead u taking advantage Low
FAILURE of q We think that
country clearly any and Gd ta we n have dy per
and shall friends and facility that n
Nr to
lien "a rs flY gutf l9a lesn 10
right yl them
espresso, % pledge future
REMEMBER THAT WE SILL As CHEAP As ANY
Ma-al. September II $500 l-im g. g. GREGG 4 co g.
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lSplAsA CENsus RgrpRss Official
returns from scvonty-dvc counties OF In.
diana, comprising ahaut thrcciourths %
the State. are published 10 the indianap-
oils Sentinel The total population Of Che
given counties is III $50 Population
If the sa'uc counties IN ls50 s2a,6ss.
Increase, POO, rs.
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ANOTHER llauclpF Tho Palestine Nd
vocatc of the lIlh. says We REGRET
to learn tha, on Monday. a dalenlty
occurred ia the South eastern portion of
our county, betwccI Mr. lra Ford and
Mr.. W J. Mckinney 10 which the latter
was stabbed and instantly killed.
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I.stIslx Mule.

YNAkEN up BY Carral Richardson. AMI posted
| heioa I 4 Harris. ]. r. Ia Beat No 3,
on lhe 2lih day Of sapscmhrr, 1850, small
bay mare Male with scar or brand on the lett
shoulder ahoai thrtcen hands high, Eve on six
wars Ga appraised 10 be worth $50
u, L, FRiDERiCl, Clerk.
sept 20. ls60 : Il
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DRY GOODS.

W. are IN recgipt II oug Fail and Winter
W ~loak Of hry 'oods consisting IN par, OF
Fiuil iinsys, facesls ani Cassgncres Red,
White ard Yellow Flannel Opera Flannel
plaid Claakinr and Many other articles too nu-
merous 10 mention. 90 which solici, and exam
ielt- before purchasing elses here.
q. q. GREGG I co
sept - 500 i~3r
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ElECy ioN NOTICE.


HsRniseS CovxYY.
| y Obedience % . proclamation Of the Gov.
erneg 81 the State 81 Texas, l, George I4Ane,
Chief Justice e Harrison County. do orief thet
an election be bed in Tie several precincts 10
said County, hs tie hereinafter named presiding
officers on The Tuesday rev, sf,er tho 6rst NOD
day ,he 6ib day. Of November next. IT ~
choice Of fonr Electors Of President aud vice.
President o. 'hc United States
rrcct Ne | j. Il Foster, rrn'e Or:
, Daniel X Smith.
y George u. Conway,
I james q Mckay,
5 VIM NJ iohoston,
G Il $. EoaM
= 'ancs s. Halock,
5 John q, Collins,
. G. W. i.agrone,
10 y, G. Clark,
~ +. u. Reynolds,
.>,iu,. Given under my hand asd ~
~ +; =; i g., !, = =: q
Child JusAicel
Oct, &. 1850. 3-st
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ar Homes. Collars and ir.ce Claims also
~ scoga lloes can be- had cheaper than they
can be bought west OF Nes Orleans. by calling
90
HRADFlELD x TALLY
Jan 81 1850. nis;tf
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LARGE lci 81 Ladies Gaifers, Kid Boots
y KID l!etlel Slippers and llgaled Baskis.
lasi received ard uoW beius sold iow by
IIRADFlEI.b 3 rAll.Ey
--'9' 1905 Il
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IN ei.s variety. p'an and ohecsea .ndia mating.
rei1eeratals Of 80 KINKS trrsthls With Ice Jokes u
every size.
Furniture 7ciiiy ard .ecare'y packed for ship
Wrut 80 thf itr.Hr.
ely ard g3asffy purchasers NIL aisays igd our
afs ready iaf tanii Inspection aud art oora.ay in
tied visit aus store and examine faf Themselves.
NAY i~fe. u
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mars AND cars.

uV3tei yrF lfre ana JaHigie as.
- -uam.at 90 Mem -al BOY HAAS anl CAPS
FEEL al M O. . GREGG & co
pt - 1880 Ism
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-10-27

A LARGE .re raeHl uehiclup and
4 FhH ST Is lr Pattern a..o bAOa -tlk
rauau- Plain Gaa ~Hk White satin Whit
Silk Fmrana. and Marano Sis just re-
caigcl aal fir t,i, us the most reasaelble ,.gus
bRAuFlED TALLEf
Nay ~. 1860 u3sM
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-10-27
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-01

VsSss want Of funds but Interested parties do not
Esve r. TIE service discoaunued cost te government
weuty seven thousand dollars annually.
ovR RnAnoss WIN MEXICO
Secretary Csss teegraphsd Minister NcIAne, now ai
New Orleans, to proceed a wsshngon, with he
Wow of laying before the Department and ssvsas auy
dtiona facts in hs poaession in regard 70 Nexicaa r.
fairs. N 10 believed that Mr.. NcIAnes presenoe here
while the treaty 10 before the Senate will greatly tend 70
strengthen it before that body.
TIE @xATx rzxnyc INVESTIGATION
he Senate Prnting investigating Committee nss shis
morning Wendell had been summoned and appeared be.
fore them. He positively declined 70 answer any quesson
relating 70 his private afhirs. He stated his
willingness 10 answer any question in regard
70 the Executive Department and any transsctica had
with thsm nsney paid Out In their behalf The Osn-
maee discharged wendell for the present, with the v,ew
Of consulting 70 what they should pursue. II b
understood they have determined be shall answer ali
their questions, Or else suffer tho consequence
m Military MEDICAL ooarsL
The Secretary Of War has directed officers Of tine edi
cal staF 70 assigned stations, ~ follows Sturgeon
AcDosgaI, West Point; Surgeon Jarvis, Baltimore, Nd
Surgeon Moore, New Orleans Surgeon Abads, San Aato
nio, TEXAS.
AProxTxxSD coxrIRnD
The following conaymAiions have been made by the
Senate yanes Gordon, Of CAforuia Consul At vaips.
rssso Posey United ssates Attorney for Mississippi NJ
J. Turnkey, United States Attorney for Alabama.
rw rzxNsSlvAMA opExuAzonzAL CONTEST.
he city b fun Of politicians from Pennsylvania. A
fierce struggle going between them for the Gubcrna
toria nominatsn sosa 10 oe made II - chained BY the
wis party that the President fAvors his nomination
hh untrue. Hs does not intend to interfere one way
or the other.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-01

NAME SrArR fRxAsr nn. The nmsant Il the dsfaaoa
svn Of the Row N.Y. Peck uae snse Treasurer Of MAe,
ssccrsised BY the IsEslsfsvs Invesugatng
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