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MINDEN FEMALE COLLEGE.
FACULTY:
REV. J. FRANKLIN FORD,
President and Professor of Mental and Moral Philosophy
and the Natural Sciences
MISS CATHARINE E. COLEMAN,
Vice Principal, and mstructress in MathematiC and
English Literature
MISS E. BRAINERD,
Instructress the Physical Sciences, Composition and
MISS TIIE0DOCIA JOHNSON,
Instruetress in the English Branches.
Ipstructress in tie Primary and Academic Department
PROF. GEO. G. TAYLOR,
Music on the Harp, Piano and Violin.
PROF. J. LUTHER,
Music-Piano, Guitar, Violin, &c.
MISS MARY a. COLEMAN,
Mrsic-Piano, Guitar and Vocal
MILE i. DURAND, (of France)
Instructress in French and Music
MRS. E. r. F. THOMPSON,
InStrucress in the Ornamental Department..
Terms, etc.
TheSchoastic vears divided into twoterms of twenty
one weeks each The Autuinnal Term commences on
the first Monday of October the Spring Term immedi-
atev succeeds, WITHOUT VACATION, and closes IN July.
The terms for tuition are payable quarterly in advance;
but when DELAYED beyond the close of the interest
will be charged. For the term of twentyone they
are as follows
Tuition in Aphabetic Department So 90
Tuition in Academic Department and Freshman 81, j.,
Glass. ~ QV
Tuition in Collegiate Department, three highest
classes 25 90
Incidental Expenses 90
-Piano-forte or Guitar. 80 o9
{" on Harp. .................-. ~ ~
Drawing and PAINTING -...... - W
French Latin and Italian, each ........... y o0
Wax-work per course Of lessons. ........... 10 90
Fee for graduation. 10 VU
Boarding including lights washing, &c,....... 50 O.
Oil Painting "Reminiscences. .......... w 90
two weeks thereafter will be charged for the term
will any deduction be made for absence except rov
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KEACHI FEMAEE COLLEGE.
FACULTY.
Rev. j. II. TUCKER,
President and Professor of Mental and Moral Science,
and Ancient Languages.
MISS S. C. WILCOX
Instructress in English Literature:
MISS SALLIE 7. SCOGIN,
Instrucress in Mathematics and the Physical Sciences
MISS KATE HILL,
Instructress in Academic Department.
PRoF. c. F. SCHULTZ,
Instructor of Music-Pano Guitar and Violin
MISS SALLIE T. CARLTON,
Instructress in Musc-Piano and Guitar.
MISS WILCOX
Instrucress in French and the Ornamental Department.
REV. J. II. TUCKER AND LADY,
Mrs E. NJ JENKINS,
Matron.
The Autumnal Term of this Institution commences on
the Ist Monday Of September the Spring Term viii i'm
mediatey succeed, without any vacation Each Term,
Rates Of Tuition for the Term of weeks as
follows:
In Primary Department. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. SIS 90
In Academic Department Observation-Disclosures. 90 90
In Collegiate Department p 90
Incidental Expense 90
Music, Piano Guitar NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. % 90
Drawing and Painting. u 90
Embroidery 10 90
Board and washing, ............... ........ 81 80
Pupils entering the opening of the Term within
two weeks thereafter charged for the Perm No de-
deduction for absence except in cases OF Proracted i'll
ness. THUS NJ. GAIIhA,
aug %. 1860 President Board of Trustees.
MANSFIELD FEMALE COLLEGE.
REV. CHARLES B. STUART, President,
And Professor Of Moral Mental and NATURAL Science.
JOHN w. STUART, A. NJ,
Professor of Ancient Languages and Mathematics.
W. 6. DONALDSON, N. D.,
Professor of Vocal and Instrumental Music, Thorough
Bass and Composition
MRs. LIZZIE STUART,
Insructress in English Literature and Mathematics.
MRs. T. \. BACHELOR,
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REAu.


WILLIAMSON & LEVISEE,
A TT0RNEYS AT LAW, Shreveport, LG.-Will prac-
ii tice in the District Courts OF Caddo, DeSoto and
Bosser parishes and in theSupreme Court Louisiana,
Monroe, and in the United States District Court, at
Shreveport La. oct5l
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ON the 2oth inst, will open books in the city Of
~ Shreveport for the subscription Of STocK to the
Louisiana, Arkansas y Texas Navigation 60.
One per cent in cash. viii be required at the time of
subscribing. The books will opened by Mr.. J. J. Kline,
at the Branch Bank who will act Commissioner.
Those wanting stock would do well to attend the first
dav The stock was all taken the first day in Arkansas.
The object Of the company is the removal of the main
Raft G. ". HERVEY, Pres.
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TOTHE PEOPLE OFNORTH LOUISIANA.
'|'HE undersigned having been appointed SUB" Agent
of the Government Produce Loan, for this
portion the State is prepared to receive subscriptions
70 the same at the Office of the BRANCH CITHENs BANK,
@lae city of Shreveport. ULCER LAUNE j..
shreveport March II, 1862.
j The following named papers will please copy
d.ado Gazette and Shreveport News, Shreveport Bos-
Banner Bellevue; Had Homer and Louisiana Bap-
Isl Mount Lnhannn-
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NOTICE.

N TTRTNGmv absence from the parish, Ed. EBERsTADT
ESD. ismv duly authorised agent and fully empow-
erad to transact all business for me. W. MAINS
Shreren0rt, Nov ID 1861.
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Enron and after the First Of August the price for snoe
K'I inc horses will be TWO DOLLARS. ~
= ''S ROBSON & KT1IBLE
Shreveport Aug 7, lS61-tf
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N. tBAER,
Dealer in
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, PRODUCE,
WINES, LIQUORS,

WINES, LIQUORS,
STEAMBOAT AND BAR STORES,
Corner of Texas and Spring Street.
SHREVEPORT, La
"AEING removed to his fine, large and commodi-
Il GUS storerooms which he has had erected on the
site of his old stand takes this method ofnformng his
old friends and the public generally, that havngjustre
turned from New Orleans with large and complete
Stock Of every description Of goods consisting of Gro
ceres Dry Goods, Clothing, Hardware, Plantation and
Family Supplies Of every description, all OF which hay
ing been selected in person and purchased for cash.
enabled to sell goods Much Lower PRICES than they
can be purchased elsewhere.
Thankful for the very liberal patronage heretofore
tended to him, he asks a continuance Of the same.
Shreveport March IA, 1860.
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r#eHorses b0nght md sod here

rier who guarantees in the shortest time the most
formidable diseases that horseknd is heir to- such
Blind Staggers BigShoulder Big Head Chambers Swie-
ney D1stemper tounaef crave, ana Dlsstempers and
Of which he ayas hmselfof his own important dscov-
cries made in that line. Give a call and try our sys-
tenn loct24 SIMS & DAY.
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MINDEN FEMALE COLLEGE.

FF1IIIS we'll known and popular Schoolfor YouNG la
i DIES will commence its Ninth SCHOLASTIC YEAR OF
the First Tuesday in October, with a corps Of &C
complished Teachers. j. FRANKLIN FORD.
4Iiudeu Aug 81 1S61-3m President.
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NnrTCE,

NOTICE,
iALRlEG my absence from the parish Mr.. JOHN A.
~ jEHLE is my duly authorised agent for my estGb-
-.Ai, the MADISON CorFEE House.
D. Z. ELLISON.
21Lsreport, March Z, ls53-l2-3m
NOTICE.
1 " persons indebted to T. II. MoRRIs will please
come forward and settle their accounts either with
ae sash Of by note T II. NORRIS.
-LaFch s, ~52-Sm
tHE LAST AND A POSITH Z NOTICE.
TER this date person indebted to me for Costs,
ether as principal security for Clerk Costs VIII
security FOR Costs and positively no SUIT HE'D
5sss such security is given as believe viii pay when
r. Notwithstanding the Stay or Appraisement law.
oN. E WRIGHT Clerk District Court
'##lTorf January "a fe6y-F
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.

VALUABLE FINUFLItI IOEa SAII'
- THE subscriber wishes to dispose of his property
Hill adjoining the town of Shreveport consisting of a
Dwelling House Kitchen, Ironing House, Negro Cabins,
Stables Carriage House. ETC. together with 80 acres Of
of the whole Of it, either together in smallots to suit
purchasers.
The above is desirable opportunity forthose who may
wish to locate themselves near town For terms apply
10 the subscriber. JAMES GILPIN.
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For Mayor.

.horised to announce JONAS robson
ncumbent) as a candidate for the mayor
,eport. Election Monday, 9TH May.
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FOREST MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
FDREsTgILLE, NORTH CAROLINA,
MANUFACTURERS or
SUPERIOR BOOK and NEWS PAPER, etc.
FgHIS company begleare to call the attention Of south
ern dealers to their facilities Tor manufacturing at
short notice all kinds Of PER They are prepared to
make Bank Note Paper, il desired
Editors and publishers viii please send for samples
and prices ADDRESS
nlv3+ W 2 REID, Superintendent
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TsyFE undersigned having determined to close up in
/ this place is selling of at cost
The assortment comprises every description OF fancy
and staple dry goods gentlemen clothing, boots, shoes
ETC. ali ofthe latest styles and fashion.
Noes w MARKS
dnc5 Texas Street
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EIISLC.

TEEE undersigned having determined to settle pcrma
L nentlyinthis place forthe purpose Of giving lessons
on the Piano. Guitar, Violin, Flute or any instru-
ment desired. During the past seven years, snd has
taught successfully na southern college he respectfully
solicts liberal patronage from the citizens of Shreve
port and surrounding country. Terms, SIS permonth ct
three lessons week. Orders left at Ball 4 Dashie 5
drug store promptly attended to Z. HEINEMANN,
Shreveport January Seem professor of Music
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NOTICE,
NOTICE.

my absence from the parish, L. NJ. Nut, ESQ
o,riII7 F. D. TABER.
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L. DAWES,

Copper, Zinc, Tin and Sheet-Iron Ware,
TEXAS STREET, ONE DOOR BELOW B. JACOBS.
q Would respectfully iBEorm his old friends and
81 "a customers that he has resumed business at the
" above stand and will be happy to see them. He
intends keeping full assortment of everything in his
line Particular attention paid to roofing and guttering
in town or country m30
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ar a haueeyntS 70 oe'le+S % purchase IRON Us Our
"a . iioJ,, ,o,,l-r,irls ,-,ri,.,..I !,
. mi F. rlt 'r,do'S sta e7 ana handles
t'r IL bra ,i,eLl oiI,,rrtS Iii 49,
Cdntir - 800 -;
Ci ol;;il.s a. ~, ~, ~ " 5i1"s N"ile'3}
Ill LIZ I 49, n' 49,
$500 ie y g e.
W. In,,'l5 i s,i, n, 's,, 81, a. ;1 ,l
W nave a5o ltrSe ana varied stock OF knives
~ ~ J0SEPT ROBGFBS a. SONS.
Consisting of
ana m :. : Ci4 2qa aPla1t
= : ~ y ~ :" - 49, = - 81
h,.a : ' ~; ~ H. N AhNcS'
arge assornant t l ,er, : w 10 e.
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FOR RENT OR SALE.

T4THAT valuable tract of Land lately occupied by
Vim. Simmons, situated six miles west of Shreye
port on the public road leading to Marshall Texas Coz
acres well improved, in good condition for cultivation
with d good dwelling house and cabins, good gin hous
and mill, stables &c, 743 acres well tmbered
Apply to the undersigned
febStf B. L. HODGE.
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w ATCHES

ofthe best English manufacturers fully guaranteed, and
at Prices to compare with any House in New
Orleans. also keep a large assortment Of
JEWRLRY, DIAMONDS,
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Plain and Ornamental Job Printing,
With the utmost Dispatch as
NAGONERS' RECEIPTS, BILLS LADING,
'IPuLETS. DRAY RECEIPTS
CHECKBOOKS LAWYERS BRIEFS,
COTTON RECEIPTS, BOOKS,
CIRCULARS, BILL HEADS,
DRUGGISTS LABELS, PROGRAMMES,
POSTERS OfalI Colors and Sizes &c,
and All kinds Of FANCY INVITATION TICKETS and
YARDS for Balls Soirees aud Weddings, &c.
Our stock ofPapcr and Cards is large, of the most
varied and carefully selected as any in the State en-
bracng paper ruled for various STYLES of Bills Lading,
Letters otAdvsal, Wav-Bills, Bill-heads etc
Our facilities are such as to enable to execute the
largest orders at short notice and at low rates; that
every character of Printing can be done by this Office,
roma P0stcrof any dimensions down to Visiting Card,
aud Id snch workmanIke manner as win give themost
perfect satisfaction.
All orders per mail promptly attended to.
L. DILIARD & co.
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For Trustee


horised to announce A. KIMBLE as a
TRUSTEE for ward No. >. Election 9th
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NNTICE

hereby given that from and after st December SOL,
ne shall adopt the CASH system exclusively, and no
yyor Win be delivered unless the money paid down for
the same. hOD0oN q hlNlDi'L1.
shreveport November G. 1861.
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al mics.
Connecting at Houston with Railroad and Stage Lines
to Austin San Antonio, Matagorda IndianOla, Corpus
Christi Brownsville and all important points in Texas,
Passengers secure seats in the Stages and not be de-
tanned on the route must purchase Through Tickets and
have their registered on the WayBi by applying
at the Railroad Steamboat and Stage Office St Charles
Hotel Rotuuda upstairs G. s. KELLEY, Agent.
P. Shaving been resident of Texas for the past
twenty-five years. will take pleasure in giving any intor
nation concerning the country ordcrent in Tex
as G. s. KELLEY,
Formerly Of the Kelley House,
dec1s+ al Houston and Galveston.
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TO PRINTERS,

10 IRINI EIESS.
WE have hand and for sale the following p hitting
w materials, lately used on the South Western:
font of 500 lbs. Brewer,
{" $50 &" g
100
" SO Long Primer,
6 fonts 2 line Brewer,
Long Primer Condensed,
Together with the column, head, advertising and dash
Nso-A Medium Printing Press, Roher-Mould, &c,
all complete and the following materials used for short
time In the publication of weekly paper About $50 lbs
of Tonrpeois and Mnon with two line letter; column,
head advertising and dash rules cases, chases etc
The above materials will be sold low for cash:
i. DILLARD h Co.
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VALUABLE PLANTATION TOE SALE.

VALUABLE PLANTATION FOR SALE.
r OFFER for sale my Plantation situated four miles
southwest fShreveport in the parish fCaddo and
one half mile from the Yicksburg Shreveport and Tex
rs Railroad containing thirteen hundred and twenty
acres about three hundred and fifty (which il
cultivation There is on the place Il good overseers
house negro cabins, cribs and stables, and well ofas
good water there is in the parish Twill sell the place
for less than the timber onitis worth.
Shreveport Aug "a, lS5q-tf NJ WATSON.
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FINE CUTLERY, CLOCKS!
BRAZIL PEBB EST!
As br the work department my personal attention Will
be given and nothing will be spared to give satisfaction
inv13 p f. L. FRANK
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NOTICE.

LLpersons indebted to the undersigned are earnest
Il " requested to come forward and settle immediate
L, with cash, cotton or by note --
CHILDERS & BEARD.
Shreveport La April 2, IS62-3t
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ARRIAGES vi COST.

CAkftlA(EES Al COSI.
10 CARRIAGES and Buggies, manufactured By the
l. ~ wen known manufacturer ,JoHN d. NoRRIs Eliza
beth n J.. which have Just been received and Of
fered at cost and fully Guaranteed for one wear.
ROBSON s KTNBTF
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NOTICE.

EytIE would respectfully say g his friends
Who sre indebted to him on his old stable business,
1Iease cali on H. CARITox and make settlement, as
mus have my business closed, aud am in need OF the
,trodoads A. J. HITCHCOCK.
SLrerernrt November 6, IS6l-3m
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ezyFALL AND WINTER GOODS 81
Still Ahead of all Trade!
yr-rN~TT1Jl


SHREvEpoRT 23d Sept, 1861.
EyHIS BANK will hereafter, pay and receive at its
counter, AT PAR, the Treasury Notes Of the Confed
crate States and the Notes Of other Banks Of New Or
leanF
0dners Of paper deposited in this Bank for collection
unls willing to be governed by this regulation, are re
due5ted to Withdraw the same
scb25-tf ULCER LAUNE, Cashier.
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TEXAS & NEW ORLEANS GREAT SOUTH
Western Passenger Route

IT,. = E55ss1zs57 EE51L15zS5 49,
CONVEYING THE CONFEDERATE MAIL SoUTH-N ESI EsN
EMPRESS.
TEHRAINS leaves Depotof NO, 0. and Rairoad,
i at Algers daily, at o'clock, Passengers leave
the Hotels at connecting at the Opeousas Land
ing with the Ferry Boat leaving at hafpast o'clock.
Connecting with the fast mail passenger packets
CRICKET and ST. MARY at Berwicks Bay, daily, to
Pattersonve Cenrerille Franklin, Clarendon, Jcne-
retts and New IBERIA.
Connecting regularly with Powell Taylor Co.'S ec-
giant Double Daily FourHorse Post Coaches to Niblet
Bluff.
Connecting with Steamboat and Railroad to Houston,
Texas.
Time through from New Orleans to Houston, 70 hours.
From n O. to Berwicks Bay by railroad SO miles.
Berwick to NewIberia BY steamboat. 70
. New Iberia to Niblett's Bluff by dou- 1Ao
bile daily line four horse post coaches
NibIett's Bluff to Beaumont by steamer 70
j. Beaumont to Houston BY railroad. -. 81
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,Trayelers if they prefer, take the boat at Bel
major Montgomery with the ticket.
From gicksburg to Selma thrtv-four hours.
From Vicksburgh to Montgomery forty-six hours.
3. L. B0ULINEAU,
General Superintendent
JEMIS0N. FIChLIN, POWELL CO.,
lance Proprietors Stage Line
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NOTICE

rs thereby given that from and after St December 1861
NE shall adopt the CASH system exclusively, and no
work will be delivered unless the money T. Pa 9qmI iot
the Same. STEW AND " 1H ILL
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-29

REPEAL OF THE "PERsoHAL LIBERTY
LAWS" OF WIscoNslN.-In the Wiscon.
Sin Assembly, on Friday last, . large
portion Of the session vas devoted to a
discussion Of State Rights. Mr.. Pope.
resolutions were finally adopted; the
6rst, against secession, by q unanimous
vote; the second, declaring against the
right Of State to resist the execution
Of Federal laws with only three dissent.
ing; and the third, declaring the resolu.
lions Of 1850, expuoged, with seven
dissenting votes.
This is right and proper. States tha,
are helping the Government to pu,
down those rebelling against it's author.
ity, should be the FIRST to clean their own
skirts Of like offence.
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THr Times Washington correspondent
says the Yankee yearniug for Southern
trade is extraordinary. Scarcely . day
passes without numerous applications
being made to the War Department. for
permission to take vessels into Port
Royal, laden With assorted cargoes Of
shoes, blankets, salt, needles, pins,
qu'nine, &C., &C., in every case it is
urged that the sole desire is to afford
these invaluable Injuries to the poor
onion soldiers Who are seeing hard ser.
vice in that iuhospi,aole cline. Blu,
the Government is obdura,e and refnse,
to break its own blockade. At le..,
forty applications for leave to take goods
into Port Royal have been refu.ed. IN
the past ten days. In two c..es car
goes Of ice were allowed to be taken N
on the ground that it might prove use
ful to sick soldiers 10 the hospital. or &c
wounded men in case Of battle.
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INGENIOUS SMUGGLlNa.-An iroen.
'ous attempt to smuggle jewelry was
developed on trial in New York. last
week. A box of valuables was screwed
to the inside Of cask of wine, and was
only detected BY accident, in guagiDp
the fquid. Shakespeare tells rs Of the
'jewel in an Ethiops head" but not in
the head Of . Wina caak.
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STATE WARRANrs.-The amount Of
State warrants outstanding At tho com.
mencement Of the preseut 6scal year, was
$lOS,645.O7. Amount of warrants 10.
sued during the two years past VA
$0l6,55l.12.
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BUCuAnAN's BooK.-Mr. Buchsuan's
book, now in press, will not be resnme
Of the political events Of his life, but vii
b devoted to the last three years of bic
administration.
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he ExPsSsE.-The expense of rum
Mug the State Government of Iowa for
the past two yeers (exclusive of the war
expenses) il, according to the Auditors
report, $599, $3.50.
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The estimated expenditure for the
two fiscal years, commencing November
4th, 1851, not including the war ex.
pense, is set down at $3.50, 1s4.22.
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BRIGATs PROBABLE SUCCESSOR. -
Richard w. Thompson aud Robert Dale
Owen are spoken of as Brigbt's prob
able successor BY Gov. Morton's appoint.
meut in case Bright is expelled by .
vote Of tWo.tbirda,
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PRINTING PREssEs FOR TuRKEY.-R.
noe q Go. have received au order
rom Turkey for ten power presses,
which are now being manufactured ct
their works,
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THE LONDON QUARTERLY, Consecutive
TIE EDINBURGH l. REVIEW (whis.)
THE NORTH BRITISH REVIEW (Frss Church }
rup vrarrrr,arra prvrw n;,...,
BLAcxwoop's EniSBuaoH MAGAZINE
(Tory.)

The present critical state Of Rsropssa saaiss
will rsndsr these publications unusually interest
ing during the forthcoming year. They will %.
cupy middle ground between the hastily writ
ten news items, eSude spseulstions, and the poa-
dsrous Tome Of the future histogsa, written SITTER
the ivisg interest and sxeitsmsat u the great
political events Of the time shau have passed
away. Il 10 - those Periodicals that readers rust
look fss the osly really intsliigibls ead ss,iebls
history Of current events. and - such, In sddi.
tioa 70 their vs'l-sstsblishsd literary, ssisati1s
and theological character, 10 urge them upon he
oonsidsndss Of the seeding pa6lie.
The receipt Of ADVANCE SHEETS from the
British publshsrs gives additional value % these
Reprints, inssnueA - they en- now b placed In
The haads Of Subscribers shout - soon - Tie or
iginal editions.
fhRNH-fRa9ulaP Prioo)