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, AZ H. W. mn d Co's.-A Loeb; NJ Il Wright; John
4 Nsgn@ Gideon Smith; G c Alexander; ii S Cobb
'4 n = StroE Holman; Sutton; j & Eason;
s sC Il Brooks; Howell; Patton & Terry Campbell
go Norwood Il Mussinburg S Nusbaum i Bro; Orvis:
Z y L9aghery; Il Fucls; A Cohen.
u iI Horcl d Bactnc's.-G G Gregg, J R Russell;
\, a Murphy; $ w March; T N iiil H y Nelson;
w Adkins; B johnson; J $ coleman; J b Web
M, HGdding a Bayliss; Mrs s Christian; C&HW
4sa 2, / Moody; A 6 Scoggus.
p. - =, SIMPSONS d CaHoua'&.-Mrs VI 3 Rochelle; 4
iS S-.t BFo D Ransom; Lamkin Bcymou; Pecot;
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ECLIPSE LIVERY STABLES,

CORNER OF AND EDWARD STREETS SHREVEPORT, La.
4ETSEzss * EsssgggsS TUE undersigned having pur.
Eksl FEg1H- chased this well known estab-
S3tSS&s<NSAE0 DS-Gs lishment, beg leave to inform
the citizens OF Shreveport and the public generally that
they prepared to accommodate the community with
short or long drives rides on horseback hacks bug
sengers to any part othe country in the State or out OF
it, horses kept by the day, week month The stables
are well ventilated and well supplied with the best of
o Viii & S gye eg ne
all thGse who viii favor them with their patronage
SIMS GAMBLIN K Co,
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New Orleans Market.

July lS.-Therc is but little doing in cotton, only a
.0T bales change hands occasionally.
ELocR-Superfnc, Sc Oo@6 30; extra, IS 250IO 90.
lork-Mcss $24 75@25 90 i9 Dbl.
BAcoS-Sides, lI@lfc; shoulders, Gle.
LAED-93@l4tc u ID.
loRS-55@70cts. n bushel
0Ar8-55@6oc. p bushcl.
SrGAR--2t 506!c. " IL.
NocAssEs-l5@25c. 4 gallon
WmssEY- Rccti6ed, 5000 raw, 30935 IA gallon.
tOTgE-Bio, I8@2oc. p H.
CATTLE MARKET duly s.
BEsF-Iezas and Lake, &1O@30 If head
logs. Observation-Disclosures. 7@74 II tbnet
SHEEP, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. So oo@1 IF head
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IN nRRpSvr nr
I'D. EEENNIA JI,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
GROCERIES. CONFECTIONERY,
Wines. Cordials. Fruit. &c.

Texas street, between Edwards and Market streets,
SHREVEPORT.
$a5s4s Has just received from New Orleans sP54T
3Sk35 extensive assortment Of fresh Is Xxi
~ FAMILY AND FANCY GROCERIES,, GEzEa
EEcgIQNERY CEYsFlEsE3 FguITs CANDIES CoRDIALs,
&c. selected r person expressly with view Of meeting
the wishes of his Eatrons q4d cmIracng almost every
article suitabeto the eHsop including every description
Of French West India and American Preserves and Jel
hes, Pickles Kctchups and Sauces Crysalised fruits,
Fruits put up in their juice, Brandy Fruits, Pie
Fruits Craubcr1es, Figs, Prunes, CFon Dates, Cur
rants Raisns Almonds Pecuns, Filberts, Brazil Nuts,
superior fresh Candies Sugar Plums, plain and motto
Kisses, Lozenges Gum Drops, Syrups superior Cakes,
fresh Oranges Lemons, Apples, Pine Apples, &C. &c.
His supply Of Groceries is very large consstng part
of Sugar and Coffee, Tea, Chocolate, Hams, Candies,
Soap Starch Flour Molasses, Mackerel Herrngs, Sar
dimes Lobsters Olives, Anchoyes, Mustard Soda, But
ter and Water Crackers; Goshen Western, Pine Apple
and Swiss Cheese; Goshen Butter Lard, Salt Pepper,
Spices, Indigo, Sweet and Lard Oil
superior assortment Of Liquors of every description:
Brandies Whisky Gin Port Madeira Claret andtyhtc
Wines, Champagne London Porter, Scotch Ale Cider,
&c, &c, sc.
Toys and Fancy Articles ofevcry description for chill
dren Superior Cigars Chewing and Smoking Tobacco.
Suppers Confectionery and Refreshments for Parties
Balls Weddings furnished at the shortest notice and
on the most reasonable terms. decl5
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r DAME S


FIRE AND RIVER INSURANCE.
Home Insurance Company of New YORK.
Capital One Million. Cash Assets $780, 900
j. J. KLINE, AGExT.
FEANING been appointed agent of this well known
Z and reliable company, am prepared to offer to the
citizens of Shreveport and vicinity, protection against
loss by Fire the dangers OfRiver Navigation,
low rates is consistent with sound security
Policies issued without delay and all losses settled at
this agency aordng all the advantages ola local COM
pany. j. }. KLINE, agent.
Office at the Branch Citizens Bank.
References White, smith & BaidYin, Walkers FL
der Childcrs 4 Beard G. r. GriswoI&. Esq. b. NJ John
son, Esq Shreveport. Cyrus Yale d., ". Z. & c. R.
Fosdck, New Orleans Cctl06m
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recommehd at once 10 close buyers Uurarrangemb4s
with the manufacturers such that we can offer ncc,
liar Judgements to dealers to purchase from rs Dur
stock consists of - sit'' z =
and > blade penkuives various STYLES and bondl,s
!, ? and blade pocket knives,
and blade congress knives,
Sporting Knives, great variety,
II Spaylng knives,
Desk knives,
Pruning knives &c, &c.
We have ALSO large and varied stock of knives from
the celebrated mandatory of
JOSEPH RODGERS Il SONS.
Consisting Of
l and , blade penkniyes
!, = and blade pocket Knives
and blade congress knives
Sporting knives, &c, &c
Wa ). BUTCHERS KNIVES.
\ large assortment at very low prices
Assorted on cards, medium and low prices
WADE & BUTCHERS KNIVES,
Assorted CardS-fne.
GERMAN KNIVES;
On cards-very low.
Genuine Barlow knives, and blades
TABLE CUTLERY .t y
large assortment with bone, horn, stag and iyory
handles, with common and French forks.
Ivory knives only,
Ivory knives onlyZdeserts
Ivory knives Rodgers & Sons
Ivory knives-American
Carriers ana forks-all styles.
BOWIE AND DIRK KNIVES, s-..l,g,,.
Ivory, pearl, horn and stag handles good assortment
Hunting knives, ebony handles, to inches
Cooking knives, beech and cocoa handles
Butchers kniveS-all sizes.
SCISSORS AND SHEARS,
Rodgers & Sons best quality,
Rodgers Sons, in sets off, 8 and 4,
BraithWttitc's Luz
German ScissorS1hl styles
English and American shears
Tufors sbears and trimmers
Paper shears,
Embroidery and pocket scissors,
Cheap scissors-0n cards.
RAZORS,
Rodgers celebrated,
Wade BuEcher's assorted styles;
Wade Butchers celebrated rattler
Wade & Butchers hollow ground,
Mappn's and Wosemholm's
Marsh Bros' various qualities
RaZors in pairs and SETS in fancy boxes, e..
of Rodgers and Wade d Butchers make,
Musical Instruments.
We import our MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS direct from the
best manufactures in France and Germany on the most
favorable terms and able to offer them to our Gus
toners at prices that cannot fail give perfect satisac
ton. 80 :! NIOLINS, -
AIarge assortment from the lowest prices to yery fine
''' ACCORDEONS +" u
Low priGSS s, me- It5sa i 2, and fine
All prices and styles, from the celebrated BussoD Paris
FLUTES, -'' 90 go 5.-
French and German, l, T. GaDd keys.
GrITARs-yarous styles.
BANJoS-var3OuS styles.
MELoDEoNs portable with register
GERMAN HARPS.
HARM0NICAS
BOYS 8UGLES AND TRUMPETS
Violin bows-greGt variety.
lohn bridges and pegs,
Violin tail pieces and pins
EiQnn niger boards,
Violin rosin,
loh caSeS-paper ana Wood
YIOLIN STRINGS,
English2 and lengths I'd and Sd
French and lengths--lst I'd and Sd
Itaian-yeri01s qualities,
Itaian-genuine LIST quality
Silk strngs-assorted
Violin bass strings silk,
Violin bass strings on gut,
Violin bass strings on gut, plated, very fine
Guitar strings styles,
Banio strin@s P"' W III
Fish Hooks 5.a...-l
Genuine hollow pointed Limerick hooks riauad 10 IL
trout hooks I-6toIu-4 e
Kirbv Limericl- baoks-all sizes ringed
CroT3itotion ksL-Tingad / IN 10 md I.o+oRa
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LEXINGTON LIVERY STABLE.

HzS97EE = SEgsSyytss Tue Qqdersigned proprietor
FfksS 1 & ofthe large lire proof Livery
EEzzi&4az~24lN LS~1@ Stable, on Texas Street Just
above Market Street prepared to supply the travelling
public with horses, bugges hacks and carriages Horses
will be kept by the day month The services eff ex-
perenced 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
him NAV RELY on upon his strict attention to their inter-
ests His stables will be amply supplied with the best
proyender that the country New Orleans will afford
4 Horses will be sold or purchased on commission.
| Oct II, 1850 j. X. BAYLISS.
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WHEAT WANTED.

y FuEtr =. 'lPleled my engagements for GRiSDISG
S. ~ l. Ia, III my Stcapl Mill3 am prepared to pur-
"iIl al.J Ia Set price, 500 bushels Of Wheat.
NJ Trhd Wheat at oBc-siyti tcll.
''r =, lssitF
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ROBERT b. PATTERSON
<zrS3 BUTCHER,
1897 HAVING purchased the entire interest a all con-
aA@ cerned IN both the upper stalls Of the market, I
shall always keep them supplied with the nes and fat
est BEEF. PoRK, MUTToN, &c, that be procured,
which will sell at the lowest prices Strict attention
paid to Steamboat orders.
The highest cash prices paid far stock.
Ihave good Shipping pen on Cross bayouand will nav
particular attention % the shipping of stock and the
lowest terms.
No person is authorised to contract any debt whatever
my account, unless by written order
Shreveport. Anvil B. lsGl-f
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NEGROES FOR Sale.

N N4IAUE15 TUX NAIsL. ;
lust ARRIVED vita a choice lot Of Virginia, Caro-
~ lima and Georgia negrees Consisting of field hands
cooks house servants roers and seamstresses
and will be receiving fresh sepp6es during the season,
which offer for sale loi7 FIR cash approved paper
a GEORGE J. PITTS
- Located on. Missh street. in Major Tally's new
building, few doors below the Commercial Hotel and
near Howard, Tally 4 Cps warehouse jar yis
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1URING my absence from the parish A. J. STACEY,
~ Esq. is MY duly authorised agent.
Shreveport Nav f. lS6l-tf 0. J. WELLS.
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pHOS. F. BEALE,
A TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW and NO
IA TARY PUBLIC. Office at the Mayors Office,
Shreveport La.
n. B. Strict attention given to collection.
Shreveport, January IL, 1861.
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- Horses bought and sold here.
"a Attached to the establishment is celebrated Far
rer who guarantees i'll the shortest time the
formidable diseases that horsekind is heir to- such as
Blind SaggerS, Biz shoulder Big Head Chambers Swie-
ney, Distewper, Founder Gravel, and Dstcmpers and
Diseases of all descriptions in the successful treatment
of which he ayaijs himself Of bis owl Important discov
cries made in that line Give call and try our sys
TEN. oct24 SIMS GANBLiN & Co.
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FOR SAIE on RENT.

TENIIE west half Of lot No l. n bosA No 3d. situated
4 on Market street, opposite the episcopal church,
Lots Nos. and ), in block No IS, with the improve
ments thereon consisting Of dwelling with four rooms
also negro quarters and Il never failing underground
cistcrn.
Also that desirable country residence, situated imme
diatelv beyond the corporaonlimts andatey occupied
by Dr. VIM Ball. The dwelling is large and commodi-
Gus good kitchen, negro quarters, stable etc. There
is also fine fruit orchard and vegetable garden, with
large cistern and well on the premises
The above property will be sold or rented on reason
able terms tor particulars apply at this office or to
Shreveport. June 20 1860 j. p HAlLkl.
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JOHN w. JONES,

A TToRNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, Shrcve-
"A port La VIII practice in the district courts ofCaddo
DeSoto Bosscr and the supreme courts at Monroe and
Alexandria. novl4
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NOTTCE.
$50 DOLLARS REWARD

N URTNG MY absence from the parish, L. ". Mutt, Esq
~ viii act agent formc and my mother SUSAN ABER
apTill7 +. d. TABER.
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To THE Observation-Disclosures After mature consid-
erliion, have concluded accept your call and be-
.omc candidate for the Shcrifaty Of Caddo parish
Please accept my thanks for the honor you have done
me-. Yours truly,
THOMAS K, SIMPSON.
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STACEY & WELLS,
GROCERS,
NJ B A f R,
Dealer in
GROCERIES. PROVISIONS, PRODUCE,
WINES, LIQUORS,
STEAMBOAT AND BAR STORES,

HANING remQTed TO his line, large and commoal-
IL store-rooms, which he has had erected the
site of his old stand takes this method ofnformng his
old friends and thepubc generally, that, havngjus
turned from New Orleans with large and complete
Stock of every description Of goods consisting of Gro
ceries, Dry Goods Clothing Hardware, Plantation and
Family Supplies of every description, all of which hav-
ing been selected person and purchased for cash. he
enabled to sell goods at MUCH Lower PRICES than they
can be purchased elsewhere.
Thankful for the very liberal patronage heretofore
tended to him. he asks continuance of the SANG.
Shreveport March IA, 1860.
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NEW STORE.
ytRT INV


SAM LEVY,
Texas street, adjoining the PLnaiE
As taken the stand lately occupied by ~ Levy, and
A Il has opened large assortment Of Dry Goods
Clothing, Boots and Shoes, all ofwhch will be sold
at the very lowest prices.
NOTICE.
TENiE undersigned having been appointed sole agent
4 for the Creditors Of 4. HINT y Co., of Shreve-
port, La is the only person authorised to settled the
debts and collect the claims of the concern.
ULCER LAUEE,
OfIice-Branch Citizens Bank.
Shreveport La, June %, 186l-iuylo-tf
NOTICE.
during my absence from the parish A. STACEY,
AZ Esq is my duly authorised agent
Shreveport, May !, 1561-tf Q. J. WELLS.
NOTICE.
ENR0M and after date NJ. LEVY, is my duly authorised
agent, fully empowered to transact any business for
me. SAM LEVY.
Shreveport, January 20, 1S6l-fcbG
NOTICE.
FEvHE undersigned have this day formed c6partner-
4 ship under the name and style of A. u. Hull 4
Co., fort the purpose Of carrying general RECEIVING
FORWARDING, COMMISSION and GROCERY business at the
Old stand Thankful for past tavoTs respectfully
Ecit continuation Of tie same. A. N. HULL,
II. Z. HULL,
ShregaPq5t, Aszii q, 4seo. = Z HULL.
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.
FE7HE c6partnershp heretofore existing between the
L subscribers under the name of Hull & Fyle,
this day dissolved BY mutual consent Either of the
parties are authorised use the name of the firm ia
liquidation
Pers0nsindebted said firm wllplease and settle
and those having claims willprescntthem orsettement
as the business must be closed up. \. NJ. HULL,
Shreveport, April -, 1850. WM. c. FEFFE.
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TEREOTYPING DEPARTMENT

LABoR-sAvING QUoTATIoN METAL FURNITURE cast accur
atey to Plea ems, in ., 30 - and loo pounds fouus.
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j. NJ. & j. G. MURPHY,
Large Brick Warehouse)
Id ECETVING Forwarding and Commission Merchants
4 d Steamboat landing, JEFFERSON Texas. A large
stock of Groceries, Baggng, Rope, and Plantation Sup
plies constantly hand. Every description of mcr-
chandise sold on commission. fcb25
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GEORGE WILLIAMSON. A. B. 4EyISEE.
WILLIAMSON & LEVISEE,
4 TTORNEYS AT LAW, Shreveport, La.-Will prac-
n tice in the District Courts Of Caddo. DeSoto and
Bossier parishes and in the Supreme Court Of Louisiana
at Monr9e and in the United States District Court
ShreyeDoIt. La. oct3l
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- STRAYED! &TRAYFD !!
tn. HORSE MuLE, between a Mouse and Surrcl
LIIA color, about five years old, Of medium size.
No marks remembered has lately been trimed and shod
with cork-h shoes He is quite prighy, has Saddle
and harness marks. When last heard IF near the
State line, in company with white horse.
liberal reward wiz be gwen for.his delivery any
information that viii enable us to get him.
STACEY & WELLS.
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j.. c. BEALL sAAL NJ CEApEAS.
BEAIL & CHAPMAN,
! A TTORNEYS AYb C0UNSELL0RS At Law and
near the pest Office Shreveport La win atend to all
business entrusted 10 them the parishes ofCqddo De
Soto and Bossier. july 5, 1861.
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L. NJ MUTT,
A TTQRNEY AT LAW, Shreveport, La.-EYil practice
II in the courts ofhe Parishes Of Caddp Bossier, Cai
borne and Bienyie. silly
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WINANS q HEATH,
A TTORNEYS AT LAW, Shreveport, La WilIattend
N to all business entrusted to them in the parishes of
Caddo, DeSoto and BOSser.
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IOONEY & WELLS,
4 TTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW
N viii practice in the Courts Of Gaddo and surround
ing parishes and in the Supreme Court at Monroe and
Alexandria Office Market street near the Postotce
Shreveport La. jany18
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The Mosquito Houses

Patented May 81, 1859 by 7 $ WILLIAMS of Nississipp
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RRAXIL pERRLESIl

As for the work department my personal attention will
iEly13 r. f. L. FRANK
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-05-13
The News from St. Louis.

The news from st. Louis will be found un-
der the telegraphic head. In Saturdays States
man we published among our telegraphic news
the note from Captain N Lyon, commanding
the Volunteers in the service of the United
State, at st. Louis, to Gen. Faosr. In justice
to the latter gentleman, who was in command
oftbe State troops who were captured, we give
his note to Capt. LYON, which was not sent BY
telegraph. We find it in the Cincinnati papers
copied from the Missouri Republican. 1t is al
follows: '-
Hx.nouARrKRs OANP JACKSON,
MISSOURI MILITIA, May 10, 1851
crUtain n. Lyon, Commanding United States Troops
IN and about 50. Louis ATsendE
Gin. am constantly 10 receipt Of information that
von contemplaie an attack upon my Camp, whilst l
nnderstand that you impressed with the idea that
a. atank upon the Arsenal and United States troops Is
intended on the part Of the militia OF Missouri. am
eaiiv Al loss 10 know what could justify you In At
tacting citizens Of the United States who are in the
awnl ne rormance of duties devolvng on them, under
the Consultation in orssnnns ssr s snd
have been disposed to doubt the correctness oil the inor
nation have received.
would be glad to know from you personally, whether
,hsr Il anv truth IN the statements that are constantly
noured In 10 my ears So far as regards any hostility De-
pe intended toward the United States, or properly or
reoresentatves by any portion Of my command or as
fer as can learn (and think am fully informed) OF
any other part Of the State forces, can say positively
that the idea has never been entertained On the con,
proered to Major Bell then 10 command Of the very few
troops constituting its guard the service oi myself and
All nv command and, IL necessary, the whole power OF
the state to protect the United States in the full posses
sion Of ali her property Upon General Harneys taking
command Of this department. made the same proher OF
Ssrvce, 10 him and authorized his Adjutant-Gen
Captain williams communicate the fact that such had
been done to the War Department. have had no oc.
cason since to change any Of the views entertained at
that time neither OF my vollon nor through orders
OF my constitutional commander.
trust that after this explicit statement, we may be
abe bv fully each other, to keep far from
our borders the msortunes which unhappily aiict
our common country.
Bowen nv Chief Of Stat, who will be able 10 explain
nny thing not fully set forth in the foregoing.
am, air. very respectfully your obedent servant,
Brigadier General ID. NJ. FROST,
Commanding Camp Jackson, NJ. V. M.
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Another coolis Trsgedy-ersat Slaughter.

The Hong Kong Press, Of February 26, re-
lates the more prominent particulars of another
coole tragedy in those waters:--The Ameri-
can ship Leonidas, Captain Woods. was dis
patched from Canton BY the Ftench hong on
Friday last. While at anchor two or three miles
below the Macao passage fort, waiting for q
breeze to carry her over the bar, about eight
O'Clock on Sunday morning, disturbance oc.
Cured in the between decks. This was simply
a yuse 10 attract the officers to the spot. The
first and third mates Immediately went below
10 ascertain what was the matter, when they
were savagely set upon by the coolies. The first
mate managed to get back on deck, though Sc
yerely cut about the head and neck. He then
found that large batch of the coolies whom
he had left on deck at breakfast had rushed into
the cabin and were assaultng the Captain, on
whom they had inflicted two desperate cuts
over the nose right through the cartilage The
Captains wife was assaulted with baeins, &c.,
and severely cut on the head, which bled pro.
fusely, though the wounds are not deep. The
Captain managed to seize musket, with which
he shot one OF the miscreants dead, telling an
other with the butt. BY this time the crew came
aft, loaded the arms and drove the whole oil
tue coolies below, shooting some twenty-nine
OF them. The coolies then collected heap Of
wood and set FIRE to It, The Captain batteDed
them down, when, finding the smoke unendura-
BILE, the coolies put the fire out themselves. The
matches we're then removed, and the third mate
extsicated. He was 80 badly wounded, how
ever, that he was not expected TO live.
The Captain then sent his wife away 70 Can
ton in the pilot boat. la passing the Macao
fort she gave the alarm. The officer II charge
sent thirty soldiers down, with orders TO pu
down All resistance oi Il agmis. All was fount
quiet. Medical aid was promptly supplied
The mate is badly cut. Out OF two hundre'
and fifty coolies, ninety-four were missing
killed, drowned or escaped. H. M. guDboa
Weasel towed the Leonidas back
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RHEUMATISM any who have been afflicted
with this malady, the very reading ofthe above
heading will call to mind the remembrance OF
the most excructting pain and prolonged agony.
The joints swelled, stiff and unyielding, each
turn of the body accompanied by shock that
would induce the belief that every bone in the
human anatomy was about to be dislocated.--
From two to three bottles OF "Kennedy's Medi
cal Discovery" will cure the worst case Of Rheu.
matism. We would refer to the cure of. Ma
combe-, ESQ.,, a respectable citizen of Boston,
who was cured at the age Of fifty-fve years af-
ter an illness Of quarter of a century, and an
expense of some $4,000 paid to various Pbysi-
sicians. For the cure Of humors II has no equal.