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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-09-14
Competition the Life of Trade
NATHAN WILLIAMS,
pEAIER n
Stoves, Tinware, ETC.,

UEEPs ALWAYS on hand ALL kinds Of Cook
IA inz and Heating Stuvcs, and amongst LIS extensive
variety be found all times the justly celebrated
90 STEWART STOVE"
ahout which neghbor Z" down town % has so much
say for which he says he is the sale 99t Ior
Delaware county Of that q Briant'
orc tih hare heard so nssch pIFn9p 1t amt
Tas any
We'll would like 10 knpw what IS the matter with II
II Il Il TOO large for convenience
We viii say aud the public that ny hdr<
he STEM AKT STOVE hare bad it for than
year, cnd still keep it at all times.
": also keep the Is ECONOMIST which is regarded
by superior III Stewart Stove. Oar patrons
have their choice.
If you want q7od Stove and want to get It cheap,
cali NATHAN WILLIAMS and the celebrated stew
art,f Econnmst u the latest ana
best varieties Of ing and Heating Stoves now IN use
Sole AgentI Hunbug Nonsense y Don't speIss
your money until you call at NATHAN WILLIAMS and eK
his large and complete assortment and ascertaip
his -i-s which enough to suit the hardtineS
all and Mott g Patent Kettles.
? J9@tf NATHAN WILLIAMS
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-09-14
NEW AND OLD !!


THE andersle ne having sold and bought ST.
hold two of tits best machines for preparing mat
rial for building purposes in the known world The hSt
Woodworth 5 Planring Machine which has done the
work in for the last eight years III
this county and still do the with perfect ease,
prices reduced. The second D. Berlews fateift
sash Machine which makes Sash, hIinds and Eoors hy
feeding with clear and dry lumbersticii make
all building materials have been IN the busl
long enough that otiler kind Will an.
swer We would say the benefit Of the people OF
Ohio that would be sorry 10 have thte
ectved by othfF esaa lirs, ana word be very nucn
pleased to have them and with naked eyts-
We also prepared to furnish
Sash, blinds, Doors, Window and Door
Framcs, NJ buildings, Panels, ETC.,
of all descriptions the very lowest lsible figures
Sash filed with glass aud painted. flooring, scing and
everything the house finishing re at
As have the largest stock on hand OF sash
Doors &C. in the city, will guarantee prices 10 suit
Purchasers. Especial attention is paid to manufacture
of Window Blinds order, all completed PAINTED and
hung reduced prices. Feeling under renewed obliGa
rcns and patrons for their kind patronage
for the last eight years would still solicit share f
the Respectfully,
aug. 70. '5o-*tf- PERRY ROBINSON.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-09-14


.DR. CURTIS HYGEANA.
FOE TO DEATH
FOE TO 70 bEATn bEATni
Hundreds Of thousands die in the United aes aunuav
of CONSUMPTION
Hundreds of thousands die in t United States annually
ui CUNSUMP rIoE.
Is 1HEt;k a tuREY
Is THERE a CURE?
WHERE
wHEREY
WHERE?
AT NJ. l. STARR h Bao s Drug Store
DR. Ct-RTIS' liYGEANA.
DIR. CURTIS, HYGEANA
Tho Great Inhalirg Rcnegty.
The Great Inhaiing Rcneav.
The Great lnhaling Remedy.
PRICE OSE DOLLAR 4 AthAGE.
IPlCE ONE IOLLAR PACKAGE.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR A PACkAd
No Filthy bose.
No Filthy pose,
PERE- -INHAL4I
PURE INHALATION.
This oll-estab,ishel and universally praised remedy
ston ch destroying bowels acerating nerve-rri-
tating dose. 1t IS ,dcinc swallowed is simply
';aton OF vaor pure as fresh air. Age and infancy
all the air passages 1t win opera Immediately Gods
leading to consumption. It VIII alleviate neglect
feet and miraculous Il the great medical Columbus
in discovering new world of cure, health and joy
throat diseases 1t is the Foe Death and the Angel of
H"Re Try poor sufiocatng night sweating martyrs
we append the oitowng Certificate from the Publisher
| Of g crry's Museum >
Dear 9rs For nearly yearsI la vc bectI afflicted
with severe cough, especially nights mornings ac-
compaiied with severe bronchial Affection and have
tried many things and many doctors but could get
permanent relief until found in your valuable Hy
| geaDa.
| 7tco Battles have curcd me- Ny cough is gone and
throat clear and feel that this voluntary statement on
Yours truly, j. N. sTEARNs.
| For sale at NJ L. STARR B.o's Drug Store. and by
| PENFolD. .PARkER & MOWER. wholesale agents, is
dollar, viii forward package to any address in the
United statcs april 20, go Il -
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-09-14

CAF THE AMERICAN REFORM TRACT AND BOOK So
~ ciety, and of the american Bie Society For sale
at r. BURB'S Jewelry Store, sign of the Il Clock.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-09-14
A NEW CARPET WARE ROOM

and have inst received Magnificent Of
Brussels, Venetian,
Three Ply, Stair,
Super Ingram, Hall.
Wool Ingrain, Oil Cloths,
Rugs, Mats,
Iassocks, Mating,
Mirrors, Looking Glasses,
Paper Hangings, Stair Rods,
Curtain Goods and Fixtures, &c, &c.
invite especial goods in this line,
anil will say just here, that when you want CARPET
any other
HOUSE FURNISHLNG GOODS
b. o give n call and pledge word 70
give you Il bargain that will do you good.
Thankful past favOrs shown ns we have made lib
cral arrangements the convenience of all who may
pltronze the rtnre and hope By always present
ing of Goods aud fair dealing.
to receive share nf the public patronage
Respectfully,
MESDESHAI1. & MILLER.
Delaware, Feb. 3, 1850.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-09-14
liable Ware
Fine Cutlery.
Cutlery,

IF your want to shave with ease and comfort 60
To No 3, Williams Block and get one of Gilchrst sCcle
brated Razors. Warranted goods sale.
ANY rs.4~4rcn wanting fine knife will find n superi-
article OF Glchrsts Fine Razor-steel Blades. No.
Williams Block.
May 2T, 80. c. PLATT.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-09-14
Save Your Carpets

Save XOur Carpets
DY using HARRINGTON CARP ET LINING.
Id it has Been n several years aud has become q
popular article with all who have RI led The ingredi
used render It protection against moths IL
a mgbler Of soafnd and Is Fecsary Se 10 the tvead
ladies' putting down carpets be sure aux getthV
Carpet Lining Owing 20 the demand for the article
have brought liberal supply which will be sold AZ
the lowest
kpFil6, ,'60-stf MESnEAsTfALL 4 MILLER.
p. ). NEW CARPETS. RECEIVED.
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Sash, blinds, Doors, Window and Door
Ernaics MouIdinga Panels. ETC,

Gas Fixtures and Burners.
YTTE have received large stock of GAS BURN
w EilS directly from the Manufacturers, which We
wi sell the lowest prizes, aud prepared in
very way FIT Cr HOUSES, public private, ioF
burning Tcrstns expecting t;as will do well
give a cali N. L. STAl Il bkO.
april 81 go fd
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Notice.

that he has taken room in the of j. Hyatt's
store, ON Winter rect, where he is prepared buy
cash trade Bees Paper Rags Wrought Iron Scraps
Brass. Copper, Pewter, Lead and Broken White
Il particularly requested that when boys bring
ees for sAf that they bring from their parents
showing that they are authorized to sell them.
Iwi keep constant supply Of TE-cUT FILES, Of all
kinds which t exchange for old ones reasonable
tcrlns Old fles rcut short notice, and
equal to for
aprilG, ,6of IF JOHN COOP.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-09-14
Watches.
Cutlery.

FINE Ivory and Bone Handle Table Knives
Fine Pocket Knives Ra5ors and Scissors of the most
approved makers, will be found selling cheap at the
Jewclry Store of C. PLATT
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-09-14

2epairing.

A GREAT variety of styles and prices with OF
IA without alarms, now opening at
June .'60-sa. C. PLATT'S.
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&&SPaAA AASs
A LII kinds of work pertaing to the Watch and
- Jswelry business viii be done in the best manner.
Gold made up TO order. Sewing machines
paired at No. Williams Block by
June1 ,'o0*tf. C. PLATT,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-09-14
REMOVAL.
New Store Room opened !
Important Notice to the Public!
MENDENHaL & MILLER

n Public Llcy have removed their stock Of Mer
chandizc to tlicir
NEW STORE ROOMS,
On the South-anest Corner of SanduSky and
H1afer &reeiS.
directly opposite tbs American Hotel, and popularly
known az Powers Old t'orner.'
The is cssIrl and the most convenient Of
cess in Delaware. Slr Rooms have recently been
rnodclc, all modern inprov introduc-
ed making establishment pleasant place Of bust
ness The interior is perfectly lighted throughout,
ablng examine Goods and Fabrics with
curacy tbs alone is worthy Of special
consideration by trafers-iis advantages need
nient every knows that qood, fair light is ndis
D, n able in making proper selections.
We nude assortment cuInplets by late pur-
cil,sas aud are nOw ready offer Our patrons n
and choice variety of S S;asonabe Goods.
We have upened
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G.. H. PURDY,

Attorney at Law.
WILL practice in Delaware and adjoining
wv Counties AL business eltrEsted to his care will be
promptly attended Once in Tressnrers Office Della
ware o. Dec, 16, 1see-*tf
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CAtTIoS - on are genuine unless the w0rds " HoIIn-
way, Erw YoRk AND LosDpx,h are discsanabie Ha-
terdrk every ea Of the book OF difcctnns around
each pot box the may he plainly by
ing the leaf 10 nc lt9h \ handsome reward will be- CIV
to any rentieriBg sich Information may lead
10 tho detection Of any party parese onntereit n
tbs medicine vending the ssIne, knowing thcm BE-
spurious.
&*s sold at thA aaHnfactnry Of Professor HoIInwAY
go Maiden Lane, New York and by all respectable Dr,g
gsts and Dealers in Medicine throughout the civilized
world, in pots, at Csc, SIC. and 81 each.
E- There is considerable saving by taking the larger
siz5s.
n B.-Direct:ons for the guidance of patients in
cry disorder affixed to each hox. May 4, 6os1y-
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-09-14
Window Glass
Publications.

TUsT received good stock of the Best City
ID Brands, and for sale low by
Dec 2, so. .Atf G. C. CHAMBERLAIN.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-09-14

sss tae ON and Ills shopd te vscd sic ft3-
ing
"a LesS, lCorue iEof, j ISoalds,
BIf Breasts, t'apr~tE, 5rfe SIpp.es,
I,urns, Cshtraeted and Sore -Threais,
islncGs. Stif JOINTS, <kfn Diseases,
Rites ri N.sche- Elsphahtlsss. curry,
.aes and land Fst1las, iSorr-heais,
Fllfs tiout ttunars,
Coes- bay l(iiapdiIar Swelling Ulcers,
Chiegotoot lI,unbsgo, WOUNDS
Ck.ihlains, ti'iles, iYaws.
Chapped- Hands. rheumatism,
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-04-05
Exciting News from Vera Cruz.

We regret we have no space to-day for de-
tailed account Of the exciting events which took
place ut Vera Cruz on the 10th, goth, 2lst and
22d ult. The New Orleans papers teen with
elaborate accounts Of the late conflict between
the contendng forces of Juarcz and Miramon,
but we have only been able to furnish our rea-
drrs brief statement of what occurred on the
18th, which will be found in another column
After bis defeat, Miramon raised the siege be-
fore that city, and had gone away somewhere
in the interior, strongly escorted, and followed
by his shattered army Of traitors and bandits
1t is alleged he was forced TO suspend or a an
don his operations against Vera Cruz, owing
to the exhaustion of his ammunition but this
is believed to be mere prctext, and that he
abandoned his position because he was no Ion
ger able to hold it. The American force sta
toned there to assist and sustain Juarcz, are
reported to have done noble and valiant SER
vice, and officers and men are spoken Of in the
highest terms Of praise. President Juarez had
ordered q vessel to New Orleans for fresh sup.
plies Of ammunition, &C., in order to be pre-.
pared to meet any emergency which may be
forced upon him by the treacherous Miramon,
who may renew the siege at any moment.
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-04-05
The Approaching Election i'm
Connecticut.

We are pleased to hear from every direction Of
the zeal which anuimatcs the hearts and strength
ems the arms of the Democrats Of Connecticut
in the prescst struggle for the right. They are
not in the least disheartened by the disastrous
result of the New Hampshire election; as the
Democrats there took but little interest there
in, and are reserving their strength for the
great National contest next Fall. Our oppo-
nents frankly and truly admit that if we carry
Connecticut this Spring, "a fatal blow will be
struck at Republicanism, and the Presidential
election next Fall will be to them an uphill
and disheartening work." Under these circum-
stances can our brethren in Connecticut hay-
ing at heart their country's best interests,and
their duty to that country, leave any fair and
honorable means unemployed to insure success.
We trust they will not, and that glorious tri-
umph awaits them.
We learn with pleasure that all pre-existing
feuds and heart-burnings and divisions in our
ranks there are laid upon the altar of our COM
mon country and consumed by the fire of love
for that country. This is right. OF this may
the Democracy of Connecticut well be proud.
This is an example worthy of imitation.
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-04-05
Latest from the Capital.

EXPULSION OF ALL AMERICAN CIrIzENs.-CON.
FtsCATION OF AMERICAN PROPERTY.
Vera Cruz, March 2l.-An express has just
arrived from the city of Mexico, with dates to
the 18th inst, which brings intelligence, that
on the receipt of the news of the taking of Ma.
rim by the U. S. S. Saratoga, Miramon sent to
the capital Immediately, ordering Corona tc
issue decree to cnfscate the property Of all
Americans and order them out of the country.
This act Of sweeping barbarism requires nj
comment, and leave it for the American pub
lie and our Government to digest.
Capt. Aldhanl, of II. b. NJ. S. Valorous, has
written to Miramon, this morning., protesting
very strongly against his wanton and inhuman
destruction Of English property and innocent
life. This, think, will quickly fix the deter
knowledge the Government of the Liberalists
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-04-05
The Charleston Nominee.

We are neither a prophet nor the son of a
prophet. We know that Presidential specula-
tions and political prophecies are very unreli-
able affairs. We seldom indulge in them. But
recent intelligence and certainlsgns in the po-
= litical heavens, have led us to entertain very
definite and positive vicws-which We give 10
our readers for what they may be worth. Mr..
Douglas, who opened the campaign with such
brilliant prospects, hns hopelcssly flown the
track. He clearly could not he elected. Be-
Ing exceedingly unacceptable to the North and
unable to unite the South, he cannot of course
receive the nomination. Indeed, we question
whether any Northern man could, at this parti-
cnlar juncture. obtain ~ undivided support of
the South. But no man can be elected, who
shall fail to carry Pennsylvania and New Jer-
tey or New York. Now this, Mt oneswccp, ex-
cludes oil the fire-eating gentlemen Of our Sec
!. tiou. 1t also excludes the chivalrous and gal
liant sons Of the I" Old DominiorT'' now so pro-
mincntly spoken of, for the Charleston nomna-
tion. Thus Mr.. Hunter, who would otherwise
probably be the choice Of the South, must for
the present, be laid asi e. For, with Al his
worth Of intellect and morals, it must be con-
fessed he is no idol of the North, As for Mr.
breckenridge, he need not be taken into consi-
Iteration. Gallant and brilliant as has been
his political career, his friends could never have
seriously expected for him tile nomination. lie
needs 10 stay somewhat longer at the Demo-
cratic Jericho. While old-fogyism should be
avoided, it is not impossible to go to another
: extreme with a too young America. Thus the
field will be narrowed down. We give 1t as
our opinion, that the South has the nominee
He must be man acceptable to the South, and
not unacceptable to the true National Demo-
Gratis Of New York, New Jersey and Pcnnsyl-
wanna. But who is the man Mr.. Sldcll, un-
doubleday. lie could carry Ne whole South and
bear off the majortics of Pennsylvania, New
: Jersey aud Connecticut and would come nearer
carrying New York than any other Democrat
in the Union. We believe he could carry all
Of these States, besides all others which any
q Democrat could carrA AS, therefore, these
events aud dependencies seem very obvious to
ourselves, we do not think they can escape the
attention Of our Charleston delegates. Hence
We unhcsitatingly aver it as our settled OPT
Mon, that Mr.. Slldell will be the next Dense
cratic Nominee for the Presidency which is
equivalent to saying that, in our belief, he
will be the next President of these United
States.
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-04-05
1t is False!

The report sent out by the True Delta" a
few days since, that Mr.. Toombs had made a
report OIL the "HoUMAs CLAIM" morally detri-
mental TO our Senators in Congress, has turned
out to be false. This is about as we expected
fosihe True Delta" always avoids the truth
/. when, all things being equal, it can perpctrate
u talschood. The claim in question is simply
referred to the State Courts for adjudication,
without reference to any person or persons.
This is only another practical evidence that u
lie can travel d mile while truth is putting on
its bouts. f, sstY ...
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-04-05
Painting.

The undersigned, thankful for the
liberal patronage that has been be-
slowed upon him will still carry Oh
the House, and Ornamental Painting
and Paper Hanging. After serving
his regular apprenticeship and carry
ing ON the business for number Of
years, he thinks that he can give oil,
tire satisfaction.
W.B lister.
REFEREScEs.-Osbornc Jones, Monroe,
La; Col. Rutling, Washita River; w,
H. Gale, Monroe.
Orders left at the Post Office or W.
Il. Gale, Land Agent, will be prompt.
~ attended to- All work warranted.
Mar, go, SOFT
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-04-05
Arrival Of Railroad Iron ut this
Place.


The steamer Peerless landed at our wharf,
one day last week, sc tons ofrais for the vicks-
burg. Shreveport l. Texas Railroad md on her
next trip she is to bring an additional quantity
ofrniis, with chairs and spikes. The contrac-
tors are busily at work finishing the cmbank-
mc,it and distributing the cross-ties Fast of
tits point, and will commence laying the track
herein about ten days Our town, stimulated
by the prospect Of an early completion Of the
Rad to this point, already presents unmistak-
able evidences Of u rapid growth. But one
thing we shall greatly need here this fall-a
good Hotel. Our citizens should move in this
matter without further delay. Let us take
hold at once and build Hotel here that shall
be adequate to accommodate the travelling
public when the road reaches us, and be an Or
llament to our town. Nothing better can be
effected to advance the value Of our town pro-
perry, and nothing better can be, done to ad-
vance the intcresls Of trade here. If people
cannot be comfortably accommodated here,
they will 80 to. other pluces TO make their pur-
chases. We hope the sitizcns Of Monroe will
think Of this suggestion, aud govern themscl.
yes accordingly. ~,
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-04-05

equal, il is our firm conviction, can be found
fortbe present crisis wedo not ray that others
would not serve the Nation well. We dispar-
age no man. But We re-afirm our confident
belief that Senator SldeI is prominently the
man for the present emcrgcncy--to moderate
the passions Of all extremes and to administer
ably and firmly all the departments Of this
great Government. /!
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-04-05
Hou,snas Claim.

Since Senator Sldell's emphatic endorsement
: by the "State Democratic Convention" very
frequent and unkind alusion is being made to
.hisconnection with the celebrated HovNAs
LAND Cf.AlN." In order that our readers may
not le mislcad, we think it proper to publish q
full history Of the transaction, which will be
found on our first page of today's issue.
.,...TllE NEW YonK LEADER and other papers
of like kidny. will do we'll TO give the subject
careful investigation, and, in future, deal less
frequent in the apocryphal. 1a-ag~'aJ
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-04-05
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of Ouachita.
18th District Court.

Succession of James Simmons, decd.
WHEREAS, Jacob A. Coon has filed in
the Office of the Clerk of the 18th Judi
cial District Court, in and for the Par
ish of Ouachita. his petition praying
that he may be appointed Administra-
tor Of said succession.
Now, therefore, unless opposition
be made thereto within ten, days from
the date hereof, the said appointment
will be made according to law.
L. GOODLETT, Clerk.
MONROE, La, March 26, 1860.
SHERIFF SALE.
STATE OF Lou1sANA,l
Parish of Ouachita,
10Th District Court.
kocing Il Zenicke Us. Jacob Wise,
Taylor Knapp & Co., Is. Jacob Wise.
BY virtue of a writ of f ia. issuing
out Of the 18th Judicial District Court
in each of the above entitled cases l
will offer for sale at the Court House
door, in the town of Monroe, ON the
first Saturday in May, 1860, it being
the 9Th day Of said month, within the
hours prescribed by law, the following
described property, to wit: A certain
town lot situated in the town of Tren-
ton in the Parish of Ouachita, having
lis feet front on the Ouachfta River,
thence running back on the line divid-
ing the lands of Elizabeth Clarkson,
and the lands lately belonging to the
heirs of Trent, 200 feet, thence South
80 feet more or less, thence east 200
feet to the front line, at right angles
with said last named line lis feet
front to the place of beginning
Seized upon as defendants property,
and will be sold to satisfy said writs.
Terms of salc-cash with the bene.
fit Of appraisement.
NJ. ROGERS, Sheriff.
March 90, $780, tdosl$H,
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-04-05
Notice..

GTRAYED from my residence in Burnt
- Prairie, Franklin Parish, La, on the 18th
inst, dark brown marc mule, fifteen hands
high, four or five yearsuold; no marks recol-
lected: except those usually made by gears
Any information that will enable me TO re
cover said mule will be thankfully received.
and the party giving such information will BE-
literally rewarded for the same.
S. MCDONALD.
Buuff Prairie, p. O., April 5, 1860. At.
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-04-05
Thomas Nanrhton

IuOmaS NauEnC0u.
Wholesale & Retail Dealer in I,s-uare Stoyy, g..
,,,,. Moproe. La.
MANUFACTURES of sheet-Iron and Cop
~ per. Cutters, Water-spouts Tin Roofs,
Cotton Brands, &C., &c.
~ Everything in my line manufactured to
order, Terms to Country Merchants reason
able.
April 5, 1s6O.--1y.
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-04-05
New Advertisements.
Stoves! Stoves /! Stoves !!

VIE undersigned has just received, In addi-
i tion to his former large stock, an extensive
and varied assortment of Cooking, Office, and
Heating Stoves, large and small, direct from
tue St, Louis Foundry, and OF every imaqin-
able pattern and price Those in need Of Stoves
will get bargain by calling upon
THOMAS NAUGHTON,
Monroe, La.
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-04-05
Loo alIt e m &.

Ge Thanks as usual, to the gentlemenly
and polite officers of the steamer Mcl1ac for
late city papers. The McRae still continues
her; regular trips, and is, emphatically, the
most punctual boat that ever turned wheel
on the Ouachita river.
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-04-05
vlcksnrse, "a AND snuEv.rosr RAILROAD BOND

vIcKsBrRG AND snnEvEpokr RAILROAD BoNDs
= The Savannah Republican says;
-'' All Inc bonds Of tfe Vicksburg, Shreveport
: aud Texas Railroad Company, which were ad-
/ rsrtised in the Republican,. have been taken
up. A safe investment like these securities
offer. At SOC. for per cent. bopds, never re.
mains long OH our market. because there ie
usually a large surplus capital here wutehina
such opportunities. -.'5l. s5asi. .F'z.s. 80 !