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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-09-10

FK1M MaSszsslnPI SoEHD.--Ihe latest intelligence
from Mississppi Sound and the lake shore is up to
yesterdag morning Il was then very quiet; no
I vessels oil Ship Island more than what have been
iii for weeks past. There are reports started
daily. which hare their origin in some oysterman
I through mirage. Lincoln, Seward & CO. are not
got Ii a positpn 10 advance on the Southern sea
baard. Nevertheless, it is well to be prepared.
{ Ship Island will give the Hessians some trouble;
mat is, if they desire to use the harbor. In the
meantime, our authorities cannot be, too active.
Don,t waste any powder. x &. s:
The residents and temporary soiourners at the
sea villages feel very secure and seem TO be
enjoying me otits1a cum dtsraSate which comes so
natural to the South. The present month and the
next tostober) are two Of the most pleasant
mouths II The season on the sea shore, and the
& same fsrnsrg will apply ID the interior. There
e Snpears be something Of an army of soldiers
congs ting on spIne parts of the sea coast. As
this Is subject which ought not to be alluded to
the ll6c prints, we refrain from talking of all
that came. -ahdsr pug Observation daring a few
4 days absence Bus. in the way some of the deni-
zens of the aea ueast villages talked, we thonght
there was AT sneoT two places, ID GaronieIet street
in reality, insteaao f one id miniature. There was
considerable talk about Confederate Treasury
notes. So iaF as ous observation extended, they
We're snspp ID PAR, and no prefensions TO dis
count made. Ii fact, Confederate notes are in the
4 ascendant and Ike to take The place Of city bank
notes. 5$8.S4 7s
Isl Ths iiishiag banks. after dfaaonntng most libel
fer ten days, all at once cut short Off, The
achcpis af Spanish aekerei. which werealiscount-
ing week. have been non EST for three
days past. Something like banks in other quar-
ters. hen mast required are confonndedly short.
Sg The NE sheT has been somewhat showery on the
lakes ana sea shore for some past, tnrday
I last @as very saualg day, Snniag. the greater
lIHtt, was q hright and beautiful day. Yesterday
Naa also a pleasant las, excepting a fe " miles
from Bort Poateh train, when 4 heavy shower
came ofisaF7hicst Hooded Milneburg and the Third
b District There was no rain on the lakes Of any
account.
i. TAG Coast packet Creole leaves this morning at
the usual hoar and those DESTROYS Of enjoying the
sen breeze and air Will do well to be on board at
the asEsal beur o'cioek morning train. The
Creole 81 armed and capable Of being defended
Against any of the picayune tenders Of the Hes
SLAMS. 4ees@ Is
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-09-10
a. sEpTEMpEp N 1881 :

ia Cor all debts due this Office, and for all new
contracts sateTed into, the Treasury Notes Of the
Gonfede sts s sates WIN be received at par.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-09-10
lsn @rlsaas paiIp Grtstsnt.

, /. 5. Naxoy, Raatar and Proprietor.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-09-10

81 f4rs,- = no. 70 CAMP STREET.
Ysasay Subscriptions, $40 BY tho Week, 40 Gents.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-09-10

New Yoi
oil warrant
large
everything
Dealers :
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1861-04-17

This is where the ladies sentme, madam. Mrs Dr..
Graves was of them They said No so Pine street,
1 am sure it is for you"
'For mel" cried the widow claspng her hands, while
rose color flushed either cheek-'a sewing machine
for men
ooh mother, isn't it beautiful!' cried little susy
"Why, mother, what are you crying for?" inquired
little Annie the eldest, Il should think you would be
perfectly happy"
'God knows how happy am!n murmured the widow
through her tears Oh my God, visit with thy choicest
blessings the dear christian hearts who have done this
good deed. Bless them oh, bless them for their visit
to the widow and fatheress in the time of their aic-
ton Oh, my God! bless them here and hereafter
None TELL save those who have Unexpectedly
received great boon in time Of great depression
how the poor widow felt 1t seemed that health came
to her wasted frame almost mracuously. The kind,
glorious hearted doctors wife came in the day,
not to receive thanks, but to be made happy.by the
sight of genuine JOY
To-day the widow is paying for her own cottage
home Her eldest daughter bids fair to become treas
ure to her mother and an ornament to society. The
poor deformed boy is in heaven, and the rest of
the family going in thenarrow way that in the end
the shiny gates that opened too early for him. may re-
ceive them, too perfect through their Masters grace
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INTERESTING TO OUR CRY MERcHANTs.-Ihe follow
ing from the New York Commercial will be read with
interest by our city merchants;
We learn that the arrival Of the steamer BlenvIile
from New Orleans by way Of Havana is likely to give
rise to practical question growing out of secession
The vessel was cleared from New Orleans for New Ork
as a foreign port and hence becomes subject to the
disabilities of the sixteenth and seventeenth sections OF
the act regulating the coastwse trade which provide
that the master shall obtain coawise cearence, and
certified manifest Of the cargo specifying whether 1t
is foreign growth production, that 1t is, the du-
ties NAV be paid orsecured to be paid Theseventeenth
section provides that OH arrival such clearence papers
shall be presented to the collector and on failure there
Of fine one hundred dollars is to be imposed on the
master and the goods are be forfeited and also the
vessel of the cargo of the foreign growth and produc
ton shall exceed eight hundred dollars in value
This would seem to be hard case for both shipoWn-
ers and masters the latter not having it within his pow
er to conform to the law referred to- there being col
ector of coustoms for the United States at the port Of
clearance and he obtained the best and only papers he
conld get 1.-THE coustoms authorities should conclude
to be their duty to seize the vessel and cargo as in
the case Of the schooner Reseless probably the only
mode of relief within the reach ofboh cargo,
and vessel will be through the remtting act of 1897
which is not only troublesome, but very expensive.
foreign growth imported into New Orleans, there bond
ed in warehouse and from thence exported New ork
as port in foreign country, thus carrying out practi-
calv the fact of seceson-to New Orleans, New ork
is foreign port.
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II. r. BUCKLEY,


s CAMP STREET NEW ORLEANS,
Matchmaker, JeWeler q SilversnIth,
ap INroRrER offne Watches for ladies e=AA@
%11A. and gentlemen, Of the most cele-%-y0 SS
500 braed makers ofEngland and Switzerland, made
to lis order expressly in heavy cases (god and s
verA and warranted standard fneness.
Ladies' chateaines and neck chains.
Gents guard fob and vest chains, seals keys, etc
Ringer rings earrings, breast-pins eufpins, etc.
diamond pins and rings.
apectaees for every age god silver, steel and tor
toise shell frames;
lrerware warranted pure coin, consisting CT table
tea and dessert spoons;
Silver table and dessert forks ladies butter knives
mustard and salt spoons, sugar, tongs etc.
Plated ware consisting of casors, candlesticks, wait
ers etc.
Having been always engaged in the mechanical part Of
the business all watches sent for repairs will have the
rces personal attention. and having every facility for
making any portion of a watch he will be enabled to
work very reasonable terms
,sgg- Jewery made to order and repaired. Diamonds
reset in the latest STYLE Canes mounted in gold and
silver. nov 40, lo2o
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RTTSIC.

TNHE undersigned hayag determined to settle pcrma-
nenty this place for the purpose Of giving lessons
the Piano. Guitar, Violin, Flute or any instru-
nent desired During the past seven years, snd has
taught successfully in southern college, he respectfully
soeits liberal patronage from the citizens of Shrevc
port and surrounding country. Terms 50 pernonth Of
three lessons week Orders left at Ball DashielPs
drug store promptly attended to Z. HEINEMANN,
Shreveport, January 30-5m professor of Music
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VERANDAH HOTEL,

- Corner Of Milan and Spring streets
SslasSA-I The subscriber having leased the above
ss n and commodiOus house and has
@5 fitted it up with new furniture, informs
travelling public that he prepared to accommo
date guests plcdgng hmselfhat nothing shall be want
ing on his part give satisfaction. The table will at all
times be served with every decacy of the pre-
pared by experienced cooks while the servants and wal
ers are attentive and polite The Ferandah Hotel being
located ii quiet and agreeable part Of the town, and at
the same time only afew steps from the steamboat land
ing ana centre of business affords unusual inducements
to travellers who will at al times find it comfortable
bo1nr Prices moderate TnOv2ll S. 7. DAY.
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PRIVATE BOARDING,

Travis Street, adjoining the Baptist
&s F99kNaSd& Church. Shreveport.
Rf1I9EsasssG5 TIE subscriber has had her promises
thoroughly renovated which now reopened for the
accommodation Of permanent and transient boarders and
solcits the patronage of her friends and the public
pedgng herself that nothing shall be wanting on her
part that tend to the comfort and pleasure OF her
guests Being located in retired and most agreeable
part Of the town. free Of dust noise and at the
time but few steps from the centre Of business affords
unusual inducements to boarders who VIII at all times
fnd it acomfortabe home Families and single gentle
men can obtain pleasant rooms and ayboarders WILDE
accommodated Toctl77 MRs A. b. TAINTOR
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RATTLE HOUSE.

lS9A-.l THE fremont House, Edwards Street,
afFtss4@ Shreveport, La, lately occupied by >
Si53f - p Day, having been fitted up with en-
trey new furniture &C. has been re0pened under the
name Of the BATTLE House. by the undersigned who will
endeayor to give satisfacionto to the travelling public.
The house is situated in quiet part of the town and
particularly suited the accommodation Of ladies' The
proprietor wishes to make but pedge-w IS that
the trictest cleanliness shall be observed IN every de-
rartment. octlII A. u. BAI LIZ.
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To PRINTERS

TO PRINTERS.
KKTE have hand and for sale the following printing
w materials, lately used on the South-W estern:
font of SOC lbs. Brewer,
" $50 q
l60
+" SO Long Primer,
fonts , line Brewer,
Long Primer Condensed,
Together with the column, head. advertising and dash
rules, leads, &c, &c
Also-A Medium Printing Press, Roer-Mould, &c,
all complete and the following materials used for short
time in the publication Of weekly paper About $50 lbs
mead advertising and dash rules cases chases, etc
The above materials will be sold low for cash.
L. DILLARD Co.
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LEXINGTON LIVERY STABLE.

&zzzE = 6Ey TIE undersigned, proprietor
stable 5G TszRRs sRs%a Street atYSr$ as
above Market Street. prepared to supply the travelling
public with horses bugges hacks and carriages Horses
will be kept BY the day or month The services of ex
perienced osers have been procured and every effort
will be made to give satisfaction to those who favor me
with their patronage Persons leaving their horses with
h NAV rely on upon his strict attention o'ther inter
ess His stables will be amply supplied with the best
provender that the country or New Orleans will afford
Horses viii be sold or purchased on commission:
Oct III 1850 J. II. BAYLISS.
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rsouuitou,as and New Leyee streets between Grayier
d Poydras streets, New Orleans.
HAVE d large and well assorted stock OF
gA shetland Heavy Hardware, SwEDES
ana EyGl1su BAR mos. They are agents
for the sale of the celebrated CUMBERLAND
7gyEg,sE IHoy and are supplied with complete assert
I'm. Of the various sizes. They are also Agents for
-, Sro,frR's CErEBRkTEp QUEEN OF THE SoUTH Cons
,gD WHEAr MILLS and have full assortment on hand
Ta superiority of these mills others IS fully esab
.sbsd N.Y.
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L. J. HART & Co.,
Nos. II AND 79 TcHouPToULAs STREET,
HAVE on hand full and well selected stock of
Ill q II u q ~ R II \

Nos. II AND 79 TcHoUrIToULAs STREET,
HAVE on hand full and well selected stock OF
Ii O. GROC Il RIES,
And other articles in their line, in part consisting OF
gaGEg-Rio, Havana and Java.
Ess-Imperial Pouchong gunpowder, hyson, young
tyson s9uchOng, padre, etc.
oHaAg-BrUwn, white, loaf crushed and powdered
4olAS5Bs-COuntry sugar house and golden syrup.
l0BACg0-Assorted brands comprising all qualities
gHAH-Large stock, well assorted.
S'cSs-Coyes mace, nutnegs, pepper, ginger, alspee
ground spices Of all kinds
S5Ap-Brown, Boston, western, northern, white and
4l2y m bars and cakes; CASTLE
SLm1a-Foys, Cincinnati.
VINES Madeira Oporto, claret, white sweet and dry
4taSa, auscat Sherry.
bRASDT-COgnac, Rochelle, Bordeaux, Peach, Amer
GN-H0lland and domestic
&gX-jamaica, New Orleans n. E
% Nal5EET-M0nongahela Bourbon, Western Virginia,
~, Rockford, apple champagne.
ua1as lYD DrGs-lndigo, madder, sulphate qnInlne,
7elgr with full assortment of other staple drugs and
4llcls by the case only
Wooden and Willow Ware, brooms gunny bags, buck
q ! ilbs, aXehelves, etc.
RElgHLL's PH1LADELPHtA WHITE LEAD-Having been
maze agent for the sale of the celebrated White Lead
Dl2clred by Wither and Brother, we shall keep
instantly on hand large assortment Of the different
EAas and various sized packages to which we invite
u attention of the trade.
pl'o old friends are solicited to give US call
n.l. n ~, -
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The FAMILY CGRcLE-No earthly circle can be COM
pared to that of the family 1t comprises all that hui
man heart most values and delights in It's the centre
where all human affections meet entwine the YES
sells into which they all pour themselves with such JOY
ous freedom THERE'S no word which contains IN 1t
60 MANY endeariag associations and remembrances hid
in the heart like gold appeals at once to the very
centre of mans being-hs 'heart of hearts All that
sweet soothing tender and true wrapped up In that
one name 1t speaks not Of one circle or one bond;
but of many circles and many bonds all OF them near
the heart The family home, the family hearth, tle
family table famy habits family voices family tokens,
family situations family melodies family joys and sor
rows-what mine of recoeetions lies under that one
word! Take these away and earth becomes mere
chrehyard of crumbng bones and men so many grams
of oosened sand Or best but the fragments OF torn
flower. which the winds have scattered abroad All
that s loveable and precious in the movements of the
human heart from its lowest depth to its uppermost
surface-a these are wrapped up in name, family!
For close knit bonds for teadast fathfulness in love-
for depth of sympathy for endurance IN trial and dan
ger-where shall find anything that can be compar-
ed to the story of earths family cicle Conugaiove,
parental love, brotherly loye-a are here.
--~s s+----------- :
A sailor was about to sail fer india, citizen asked
him where his father died2
In shpwreck.
And where did your grandfather dies
As he was fishing, astorn arose, andhe with his COM
panions persisted
And your great grandfather?
He also died from shipwreek.
s.Then if 7 were you would never go to sea.
'Pray my philosopher where did your father dle?'
NV father grandfather and great grand father died
in bed.
Then if I were you would never go to bed
------~U~-
A fool car. ask more questions than wise man can
answer but wise man cannot ask more questions thar
lie will find fool ready TO answer
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Selling off at Cost!!
N-H HyvNTnTTE

TEyIE undersigned having determined to close up in
this place i now selling off at COST
The assortment comprises every description of fancy
and tape dry goods gentlemen clothing, boots shoes
etc. all ofthe latest styles and fashion
p,,reers are invited to call aud examine stock and
,r;cas w MARKS.
5nc5 Texas Street.
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ECLIPSE IIYERY STARLES.

U0RNER TEXAS AND EDWARD STREETS, 0HREYLIokF, In
lGE5ksEkSa s. 60 The undersigned having pur
FKsSSss41 BeHf1H@HE[ chased this well known estab
Sk4sSaA%VaSS zEa@-2[ lishmcnt beg leave to inform
the citizens Of Shreveport and the public generally that
they are prepared to accommodate the community with
short long drives rides on horseback; hacks bug
ges and carriages hire they prepared carry
sepgers any part ofthe country in the State out of
it, horses kept by the day, week month The stables
ara well ventilated and well supplied with the best Of
provender. Having employed experienced ostlers no
pains or expenses will be spared to give satisfaction to
all those who will favor them with their patronage
SIMS, GAMBLIN Co.
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= the reception OF pupils ON the ID MoNDAY THE 3TH
or JANUARY, 1850.
Charges:
Ist For board, tuition, washing fuel lights
&c, per session of 3 months, Sl25 90
ID Fordav scholars per session of months, so 90
No pupil received for less than five months, deduc
ton for absence except in of protracted Illness
al charges to be paid strictly, halfin advance
SIP. HELME, A. NJ,
January T. 1850 Principal and Proprietor
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KEACHI FEMALE COLLEGE.


Rrv I n TirrKEp TT
pra.;de,. ond prafsso, lsLs - ~ u;
ai'u nd na ~ en.i ana science
NJ NJ q ~ a. WIZ VII C@SS NeSeS'
rns4rrctrass Z; jn + Erel;Sb f;fo,rot,,ra
Mss S4fIIF s -; SCAGIS llcSf S'a''
T,.,,t, - NJ NT ,L.i - : - /. ! = ~ W n, ~
eSS - Me- "a t d II Ie IhSScat sciences
rs. iis i; y = ti; = = "a ~, n
1h9tl 20 ~ y 41Eaoedic ~ SlILI 9GP1Ilneht.
r.,a4 lf ngf VI ~ p p; a. ,;,;.
Sti Uo'0 " n Iso' "a trpitaI 1I mo Io loli'
r MlSs oALmlh NE Z. GAhLIoN1
4hStructress IN zISIT raI iaHo ana UuitF'
r..,,.. j; III Mss y - MtLCoA' Ge..a' ra..
lhs'rueteS5 III rrehTn anu Ge
i'h'' =. - !, 80. 80 N-'p @ A'ADA'
9,e"aTu 1i az y DsPSig TIPSFTTG igIlSG''
a''9' L. ~, 1a " "i--' ~ 1-'''
NJ ..,.i rr. " -fatioT, .t;o ,o,a,,ao.,
49,. ~ g1n,t af - H. S,,r;,T, n arl ,;II ~;
medatar spccaed !tbnnt o,,y Tacatio9 Each FERN
ieuareS i "l'iiou' any i"en Aeii"
Rtoo If T,;+ior for the Torn of v,aas os
eIj i.%,. = 10'''oi - ~ ' ~ N@A ."
I p%,or,- De,ar+,,ant SIX m
In Academic Department 20 90
In Collegiate Department ut.................. 25 %
Music Piano or Guitar 25 90
Drawing and Painting Observation-Disclosures. Is 90
Embroidery 10 90
Board, including fuel, lights and washing 81 so
Pupils entering at the opening Of the Term within
two weeks thereafter are charged for the Term No de
deduction for absence except IN cases OF protraced ILL
ness. THOS. N. GATLIN,
aug -, l92o. PRESIDENT boaro OF trustees
MANSFIELD FEMALE COIIEGE,
Rev. CHARLES B. STUART President,
And Professor of Moral Mental and Nutural Science
JOHN w. STUARTSA. NJ,
Professor Of Ancient Languages and Mathematics.
w. 5. DONALDSON, NJ. d.,
Professor Of Vocal and Instrumental Music Thorough
Bass and CompOsition
MRs LIZZIE STUART
Instrucress in English Literature and Mathematics
Mrs. 7. A. BATCHELOR,
Instructrcss in the Primary Department
MILE --- "a native of France,)
Instructress in Modern Languages and Music.
Miss HATTIE NJ. CUSHMAN,
InstuCtress i'll Vocal and Instrumental Music.
Miss ANNETTE G. RICE
lnstrUctress in the Ornamental Department.
Mr.. A. II. THOMAS,
Steward and Bursar.
Mrs. EMMA Z. A. THOMAS,
Stewardess.
THE next Collegiate year commences on Wednesday,
October Sd 1860 For further information apply to Mr.
A. ii. THOMAS TO J. l.. Scales, Secretary Board Of
President Board Trustees
J. L. SCALES, Secretary. aug29-1v
:, IS7,S,7 = 77,557, : :, w : - -
-hINDGN L1AAAbE SOLLEOE'
-, lI-Tn1-
w fAC I'll !:
hEF ). FRANhILA FORD,
and the Natural Sciences.
-. - hI0o SAIhAhlNE l.. ColtEMAN,
wee rHnciPab ana instructress IN Mathematic and
MISS L: BRAINERD,
ASFuctreSS IN tAe Fhyslca sciences, composition and
,,re,c, ,,t,,,aI}c[tTi 6l0cation. ,o,,>-e,o,-
Miss IHEoDoCIA JOHNSON,
"SIiSSs MIC !" 'he HhS'sn brahcheS'
Tpstrr,tross n, tho pi,,.,r,, aud Aoodo,};o Ttt
PROF GF0S z TbYf0R l'eN'
Npsie ON the Harn p;ana onJ Tiorp
husc o'l rperi Ine ilaIIPi I1Tn2 I-TIIr ana Nlohh'
N,; p3r, Pio,o - i,ita - Nm VI;
Miss ISTy SoT M; NJ; No'
M; p; ~ c. II = : ~ - ",
49, ~ ! i mn, . WA VIZ :" "tu ~ ~ :, ~ oenl'
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iccIe as it formed? You know it froze drop at
time until it was foot long or more Ifthe waterwss
clean the iccle remained clear and sparked brishtF
in the sum- but if the water slightly muddy 'le
iccle looked foul and its beauty spoiled. Just So
our characters are formed One little thought on eei
ING. adds its naunce # each thought be pure and
bright the soul viii be lovely and will SPARKLE WIN nap
plness: but if impure and wrong there "d' oe . i'ot
linfnrnnitv and wretchcdnets.
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STEVENS Z SEYMOUR

Combs, Brushes and Fancy Goods:
Ivory Combs all Nos Porte Alonnaies,S
India Rubber g Purposes
Imitation shell, Retcuies,
Buffalo Pocket Books,
Horn Hooks and Eyes,
Hair Brushes, Looking Glasses,
Tooth and Nail Brushes, Necklaces,
Shoe and scrubbng Watch Guards,
Writing Desks Suspenders,
India Rubber TOYS Silver Thimbles,
China Do Pocket Compasses,
Buttons. Backing,
Marbles Twlnes,
Pins Iacks, etc, etc
Perfumery, Soaps, &c.
Genuine Farina Cologne, Vinegar Rouge,
Wrights superior do Macassar Oil,
TayIors do Bears
Lubins Extracts Antique "
Wrights, do Pomatum,
Taylors do Ok Marrow,
Lily White, BandolIn0,
Chalk Balls Powder Pufs,
Toilet Powder Balm of 1000 Flowers,
Rice do Lyons Kathairon,
Neon Fun French Soaps,
Cosmetidue Military do
And large assortment Of Taylors Transparent Wash
Balls and Wrights Fancy Soaps.
Also Of direct importation, Cutlery Guns, Pistols, Per
cussion Caps and Needles.
large stock of Printing, Writing and Wrapping Paper
of every description Playing Cards Inks Pens school
Books, Blank Books, etc.
Copying Presses Envelopes and Stationery Of every de-
scripton. mh25 Z. r. STEVENS GO.
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A fool can ask more questions than wise man can
answer but wise cannot ask more questions than
HE will find a fool ready to answer
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VOL. IX.i
.TE n M s.

r,- soUru- WESTERN is published weekly At THREE
la1 ar annum payable in advance-four dollars if
J1L-A9 # tbe time Of subscribing Persons wishngto
lli PAX must rive two weeks notice. No paper
SCI except the option Of the publishers, until all
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REPORTED HANGING OF 4 KANSAS 0rrLAw.-The
Marshall saline county, Democrat learns that Dr. JUG
son G. Stewart who was tried BY court finqury, in
Johnson county for the murder of Miles Cary not long
SINCE and acquitted of the charge, was seen few days
after his release hanging dead to tree near Rose Hill
Cass county The same paperearn also, on good an-
horitY, that this Stewart 40 less parsonage than
the notorious DR. Jenison the Kansas outlaw who fig
Trad in the Missouri border raid last November,
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sri.gggSrs inserted at the rate of 0yE DOLLAR
Ap gg for the first insertion and FIFTY CENTS for
PER -ts,ent one Eight lines, or less, constitute
aaia b7ral deductions made to those who advertise
d J. aha year
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