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70, GEORGE H. Fox ,r:=-%r:II j :,

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ExEcurroN OF ANDREWS, THE ENGINE
THIEF: ~ esterdaya ya9evenipg g'ss train from
Chattanooga brought. to this place. to b
executed. Andrewssthe leader of the en'
CINE thieves; under senteoee Of death, COD
victed by court martial Of being aspy. He
was carried out Peaehtreer street road, ae
companied by three clergymen, and escor
ted by a. guard As,considerable crowd
followed to witness the e-exeeution. >
sHs was native of Hancock county
Va, born in 1929, brought up by piou'
Presbyterian pareots, who now reside ID
southwestern Missouri. "A good portion
Of his life had been spent in Fleming couh'
ty, sKys He had no. family, but was en-
gagged to be married during this month.
He said he was Induced t. attempt the
stealing of the engiae. uader promise Of a
large reward by the Federals, aud the
privilege Of smuggling through from the
North s5 600 worth Of goods per month
that he did not intend to burn the bridges,
bat to take the engine to the Federais; and
that he was not an euemy to the Confode-
rate Government or people. T7
He seemed TO be very penitent-was
composed till 'hecame on the scadoid, when
a slight tremor was perceptible.
These statements we're made by Rev;
Mr.. Scott, at his request. Rev: Mi. Con-
yers offered upa feeling prayer Rev. Mr.:
Conuor admini:tereda few seasonable words
of ooausel. The three then took leaye Of
him aud be was laudched into eternity.
Thus ended the life of this daring ad
venturer, who, according to his own con
fession, was playing into the hands Of both
parties in this war to make gaiu-aIwags
however, in the confidence Of the enemy
but who was convicted of beinga spy.
Mr.. Scott believes he was not 3 man oi
much ability-had but little cultivation.
and was victimizsd by shrewder men thar
| himself. Coyederacy.
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Yankee Letter.s Z

- 1t4uh5o.sI16ttoT.s tflt,s
"A friend In hearmy has sant3us, letter
found In the enemy s. camp at sGhickahon,.
iny, from whichsws make the following iex:
tract The language is. not very gentesl,
.but the sentiments exhibit ,somes patriotic
feeling in, the writer ,.ls i, 8, S4sss ~
2 ~, ,BRooKLYN, April {, 1852. y
Friend Bob > We heard to-day of the
great battle9of Pittsburg, and also the to.
king Of Island M. 10. -I,suppose. you are
getting ready for. q fight pretty soons:eI !
wish with all my heart that this accursed
war was over, and that every man who.ihs
stigated iii whether North or South, be
semitic h-li by the: shortestsand most exs
=peditious route. The idea Of a civil war
i'm ~ land so blessed, SO free as .thisiis,Sis
perfectly atrooious, and 4: little thought that
the passions of men. could carry them to
such extremes: Who theechief! devilssof
the war are, it is not for me to say,zE Eleage
it with the God Of nations, but whoever
they are, there are curses from widows and
orphans, made sozby this unholy strife, ri
sing night and day TO the Throne Of Grace
for vengeance on them, and it lis my ,opin-
ion that such men as Greeley. -Beecher and
men Of their opinions and mind, wilt be
destined to the hottest part of that barning
h-lf, to dwell in torture foreper more.s- -
Here is Greeley, day after day, making not
only general but personal ATTACKS on our
young s"Napo1eon," .(MeClellan,1 and yet
thousands of men take his paper, and coin.
eide with him. ButI can tell Mr.. Gree
ley that when once, popular fury breaks
forth, his body will be the ;frsttto be hung
between heaven zand earth. :, Perhaps Il
speak warmer. on this subject because /
have friends, and warm ones, too, in the
Southern 1aswell as. Northern. army and
though those in the::Confederate army yare
termed "traitors, !" yet still they are my
friends. '"Once q friend :alwaysa friend.p,
is my motto, But, + will tire youi5fwith
.such long dissertation, on matters prob,
abb, of no interest to yoa;aI .have ever
spoken my mind since the breaking cut Of
this war aud have been threatened with
Fort Lafayette but that could not daunt
me, for sefree speeohn is she foundation of
our Republic. So Twill close my long let.
ter With the wish that wherever you may
go, you may be. .protected,,, and return.in
safety to those who are waiting for you at
home; and thai, the S0th may act as Stree.
men" 10 thefght. May theSball that issto
take yourlifesbe not moulded, is the>ear-
nest wish of your friend. Write soon as
convenient, and until tteu I remain yours
truly, ~, 49, 49,, q =
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"sroslwALL" AND aHIoKoRY."-
"Stoneuall" Jackson is. descended from
the same parent stock with "Old Hickory"
The grandfather Of ssonewaIl served in
Congress with "Old Hickory TSss
traced tho relationship, and iii after life
heqentiy oorrespondad rs relations. - =
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Reported RecoE oEnition Of the Southern
s. - Confed deracy by France. = -
: tTLs c. - NJ = = !. 4 M ;

. t.k
The Savannah Nsses, Of the 10th inst
CONTAINS the following: s. s,1ss;S Z, "a = i
F;8 A gentleman who arrived here yesterday
from Il ON 9 Gonfed detats port, and who left IA
Eyana oulysa few days since, reports tha'
when he left that city, the prevailing opins;
|ioa .a among the leading merchants and In IN
tetllgent men was that the independence q
the M onfedsrate: States has READY been ac
|knoHle ledged py the French Govern ,s lnsnt, = =
| The event had been strongly edieted sfer
some time by ,pefsons il Havana, whose
con nnsetio1 with Epgliah and French com;
msfolal houses 3 gave them peculiar facilities
5ofs gss tanning correct Information, j sna I'm; I'm;
ea.s1e.y alte1 ths arr1as, g Hagssa 9, orr q she e
os,asa sseaher 81 LleGs' Wn.eo feacaea = = =
yana on tessz9sn qts', isssas connoen.iY
asseftea 0Y leaaing meroaaass M @ saats sne ss e;
,eognltleon ot the Confederate States by
= france m ~. mao sse taken place, ,s3 :s s
Z ~, our informant, VINO q, is an ln.eIligent gen.
tiemsn, says that y 2 oeise,ed e r. Hsgana
sna. .ne recent svlsis ol s iefeler 1o
! hlcomona, nag reIeIenoe g sne 70 snen PFC
posed e recognislenh q q OUT OUT government y
france Hnloh nas sing slnce psen consl
e not yet pnbiicly Y proc 81 90 & strong
2 the belief 10 oirs'ss @ y gay.
ana tnas SaPoleoa mas rscognlzzeo sae ,1t,1 mae.
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Our I.oaaes..

The Riobmoad enquire, -; s.ss 4, ths nam
'bsr of wounded ia lie battles before Rich,
msnds which it has published ap 70 oathis
tine, amount 10 seventeen hlndssa and
the killed to ono bandrsd and There
are ia private hospitals about thfes hundred
and fftf, making s total loss, in killed,
wounded ind missing, Of about twenty.
three hundred. = - - 20 :. : 8
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THRsAlF Wosks eon thursday last
We undsfstabd; there we're upwards 81 1
100 wagons at ehe work waiting their tuso
for salt. Msny8f tkssss wagons ars rstufos
ing, ing some af them snpsy Others With s;
saek ot txo of sait, fcEs Shich ahey Say they
ssfsc compelled 10 psJ S6per busEel at the
Saltylls Depot. They plreHaasd at .thiis.
sxhofbitant price rather Chan sSit n couple
Of weeks or return empty. The price At
the works IS ST per ;bushel. A6sagdon
,ViSoiaidn, - -. !, E's'fS .s's.S 80
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"a MiEIg1nTS sA6lsvE b ENfuara In shssa
satly partof this saE, Gen. y glallsn yfytssa
te:a distinguished oikcersi iii ths Segths ss.
pressing hiSdsGssr rs0 ssfSs iinsths Coufede.
fsts asmysy Ns he aaarsd dsny ihsg faes md
Ehis recent reports prose thas ID ms6dasity
hs D. The fspssssatatiys man ~ sths yan-
5kes bation, ifcsn Be sdemo1str stratsd b sacEaas
Isyidsnss IS VIII eloss biis aIips "a al stsFpals q
ssilsues When ks slas s. sst Ponss he :.
satfsSted Id tssterniss easppepisily NTH lhoass,
from ahe South sad ID have iiiftls Sympathy f;
with these frols his oRn ssAetio1 dare {
asay a shis ras genuine; ana. shat :hs rem $
sNss al 1ixiipus 10 ssrys yssanasFs JsH Dasfs "a
this sal, but the hhigh bfibs offered 81 Lii.
coln Nss 800 much for ihs i q cay My 81 siisttas. 4 Heg
gtas not t;she man 20 sasIii6cs iihssssstt to seas
simsnt fand 1of lsts hss shown q sdlispoaitpnts
% become q extreme i'd liis i anssgoaism a $ $
II shisf frisndship fost ths's 'scdt sshasgaasg
4S18PQtcfk.ssn.SS Sss-yss fS
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INc1DENr.-As an incident of the fight,
we may mention that. reinforcements we're
ordered to Anderson; as but-one regiment
could be spared, the 4th South Carolina,
Colonel Jenkins, was sent. Upon arriving,
Col. J. was asked if one regiment was all
that could be sent. -'sYes," !" replied the COL,
'but that will do know these boys -
The gallant charge of the 4th,afterwards
fully verified the good opinion Of their. com
imander.
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#of our inpiacable and, .despicable enemies.
Assaids another Ksntuckiau, t'wa3 bow1te
none but God. -: ~: = 81,
= ,.ss...ss::!!sa -. s...S. :.Riclnaona Euaminer:Ss
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The Losses AT GHreKAHoMINy.-Our
whole loss at Seven Pines has been added
up.by the Enquirer, from the published
returns aud lists not yet, published. = IT. a.
mounts to about 300 all told-killed,
wounded, and missing: Of these,t only
about $50 were killed, the. wounded bear;
ing an unusually large proportion to the
killed. In the meantime, the Yankees ao-
q loss Of 800 killed and upwards
of 1900 wounded. This, we have no
doubt, is about half of what they actually
lost. They say nothing Of the SooEpriso-
uers We took from them, but they speak Of
l 500 which they took from US. This, Of
course, is lie out of the whole cloth. We
doubt whether they took l00sin all.
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From the, Valley sof Virginia--Mog
u ,s-nents of StoneWall Jackson.

EFrom the Valley; aof Virginia--MOye
lS ysEments Of Stonewall jackson. q.
We have information. sby rpail.o Gen
Jackson,s movements,up to Saturday. III
was then with his army ON the road be
ttBeeusP Port Republic and Stannton, wiH
Ibis prisoners twelve miltszon the railroai
ffron harlottesyille, and his captured
fstores ina train of wagons ten miles Ions
Iip front ofhim. Allwas considered safe
|Among thssarms captured we're four thou.
tsandrfYe hundred BeIgiansfiaesin bexessss3
& Among gthe booty was large drove pl
EEery superb Pennsyivania fat cattle. Al
Winchester, the enemy burnt eightwars.
Ehouseaflled with provisions, valued ~ s2,'
1000, ,000, but we saved thsre,a lsrge,sup
|plyof medical stores, quantities. Of smmh.
|hitiou, and many other articles Of great
value TO the Confedsraey at this;times -
TIE Lynckburg Rspablicasssay a do
sertef from the Yankee army sof' Me- Dowell
Fat fredericksburg. SNOW here, under guard
He belonged 10 King g Diitision, and sta.es
|thatthey were % the march 70 Richmond
and had proceeded some eight Of ten mile.
from Frederick ksburg, when the neEs o.
Banks Ban rout ~ General @ g kseaS . came sud!
denly upon then. II produced great CON.
sternation among both officers and men. a
halt vas Inn called and, ma snof' !.
time aitefsards var !s orders cane tro@ y asn,
ingsou p. Iof tue army 20 move y! go tne a.iey
slsl me 9 maree VAS lmmea,ase.y .oonmencea;
s. and on Monday, = the zosh oI ay, iney nag
rescued Saipepper sCoust ~ = I ,:ano !: tae 3.
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Memoir 81, Gen. a. j. Jackson

leeat 70 the world. during his carly chiid
mood ne resided with ansunels, Hhose nam % q
i We did not hear, and at the age o. sixtes.
s he had conducted himself so vel, and M pro
i aaeed such 9 favorable impression q shl
,tenetgy snd integrity thas ne was scnose! .
feonstabie OF the COUNTRY. in sne year Ioa1
.fa cadet had been appointed from ms dis
Ftrict 70 West FONT, who declined 20 go.7-
Jacsson ammedlafely concelsed she idee ss 9
i hlnng the place =, ne nsd aeft vacant, - ~ Y
flntorn ant says. that one dsy, while we y wa
raining sxesedlngly hard ne burst suddsnl,
/ into his Once the rain streaming rom hll y
clothes ana tola MIN taat , ns5 nuss glse
aim iessef g ~: aaayes, o. snas slne = g
fepiesen ave Y nooasress ron ,, she eWls
lessrles: pon oe'ng asked haas ae van, . y
!ea Hllh WV snen a,es'er' Re "isnsa 1o 90 =
west foins f1'a lflsna polosea g y a's R =
Hnat n's regafaea aa sle aosuralsy ol saon
scaet1e: seelog .nasns way 1ery - aeneien,
sau ou.a' snsse.9re, .p.o:
10y .Ss - sslg "a
an ss,u ess - 3. = ias Z,
as,sssy y ssssssa = = suis TT r. M -
u. d Nc ,,.. go
sae1ss ssseso. !" ssu0us els'.s. nSs a,
sns snse s.:a e'eu'n Do.seseaS q -. :.
soui.se = seap ..a u y Jaws ~ 1 y
W.lou. e @ cafsaeo WIN mug anu loee =, sso
fSarksaeuFg 20 sake sne sIaget ~ nag peep q
ttalnleg Iel weeks as y can 9oniys Ia1a e e
snas country, the toaos s"ete nnooy sstney
are mnday noWnefe else :taat ever 70 heata q
g. sisaesson , ar,l,ea 70 VINE Dus 0n 40.
had furnished the mail an hourbetere Ine,
land and the stage was already gone' Wlth
fcharac acteristie fidelity to his promise, Jack.
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lf1;tI ANhEE. lJnl EtIs. NJ Wy
]|Dtspatch says: Tie letter from which ths
Following extracts are made. was picked vi
1in the camp Of the enemy % Saturday last
IL was dated at Steyenspills, New York. II
Van " yek,s s district, always noted for ii
abolition sensineas: Tits worthy Of atten
Ekou, as sign Of the dues: !,
DEAR -------::,* ::,*s I'VE Raye received
| . letter from, you dated the 25th; $50 =
bThe c'aa.eas,ian (nevspapsr) chat I sen
lyon, With Davis Message ID il, Il the Last
LIE that paper Sogoss onriibsrsy ofspeeet
]sad freedom Of stie press (it seems that sht
Caacastaa has been suppressed bg tht
overnmeat) that the Constitution guar
autees 10 as, and for. which graudfathel
fought and spilled His blood In The war q
:fthe Revolution. - p: 80 x 3
45S This war is. going to use up agood man,
3of:our very best, young mem a vast :nul
Etitudss have already laid their bones aor
tSeuthern soil far away from friends ans
lths home oftheirehildhood. More, George
than: LOG, !, ,o0af and there will be fifty 9.
laaiSty thousand mora sbefote the, s1at June
This negro Question and Chicago plat form g
is, going to destroy ISL fear, and MAKE
white slavery instead Of black. They ar
out now in the papers begging for the ne
fgroes Liuoole's Generals have taken 'froa
[their,mastsrs as contra5andsA They. wan
old clothes and ,+apythingsyou hate got tt
give them Let them who got them from
their ;anasters :stake rare Of them. The,
always used to have enough to eat and II
wear when With their masters, <Whoevel
HEARD Of a stakeholder begging for shi'
. needy blacks? Suppose: the whole foul
millions we're free, what should ne do witt
Ethem,?z This ssnegro freedomis alta hum
bug Col. Van Wyckis to work 4in ths
Houseso of Representatives TO free the ne
fgroess He has mo political friends hert
| but the. blacklist of black abolitionists. : =
4 ~: =: y ;.z ..z7,ss,S!, STEADAfAN FOX,
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Marshall Steam Turning Mil
Chair Il Furniture Manufac,orv

WE undersigned having his Steam Turning
l NH In successful operation takes this meth.
od to notify the public that he is now prepared
with an ample supply Of the best seasoned tim
her for The manufacture of the various kinds Of
Furniture. and that he has procured the services
OF the best Cabinet Makers IN the country Re
Ing thus provided he feel. confident that he can
I'LL any orders TINT may he desired on the part of
his patrons to their entire satisfaction both as to
mechanical finish and price
He will keep constantly on baud supply of
the iolswing articles equal 10 the demands OF the
market to-wit:
CHAIRS AND BEDSTEADS.
WASHSrANDS AND TABLES
of all kinds,
SAFES AND WARDROBES, etc, etc.
Persons wishing to purchase Furniture. are re.
specially invited to give him call at his Mil
OF Residence. situated one block w>t ol the south.
west division OF the public square, in the town of
y arshal.
I. LANG
November g. is59-tf
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Mr. Z T. Whal@y i NY authorized aQep,
u. aai,ng my absence, and il asn authorized
TO trnnsac, all business pertaining 10 The estate
Of X. A. fia,ley, minor
!. X GRAIN.
pscomior. = 1851. ,ll,,r
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mediate command Of the troops from
this nntnt
FOURTH DISPATCH


cAiRo' January ~
steamers conveying part % Toe u"lPs
forming i"r present esp'u''''n' ,e', tD'S
p a"d landed thct Uo"Ps AZ 'i' ~
'rFS'". They ihrn ''i"i"''' "uu WV r.
down sgsia ." TIE m"ln'"E' o',H"' WV.
res OF the i1iees mat arc '"N'h ''""
ihi- point.
t"rt drh'r~on - puih' "a vac mn
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CHARTER



COMMERCIAL L.w-J u LYMAN. Member
New Orleans Bar: Lecturer on Contracts. Com.
mcrrinl Usagps Liabilities OF Parties, sc.
M,rugutricM Department FRttM AN
CORNISH, Professor aud Lecturer on Com
mrrrial Calculations.
Roo6 kggriNg DgrARrNgNr- RUFUS pol
BEAR. Lecturer 10 Book keeping AMI Business
Transactions j W. BLAtkMAN Professor
aud Lecturer on BOOK keeping. RUFUS /,
DOIBEAR. Atuster Of Accounts. Exchanges
and Commercial Correspondence
ENaiisn pFrARrNEN4-M Il MCCARTHY
Professor and Lecturer on English Literature and
Correspondence.
FREN,u pEr,RTNENr- MARC RoUN Pro
lessor and lcGa7cr ou French Literature
DETACHMENT roH rESvASsur RUFUS
DOIBtAR. Lecturer on the Science OF Pen
manship. j. - GRIFFITH Professor and lec.
turer on Commercial Correspondence.
SPANISH nsrARrNENr-MA MANUEL MAR
EMO, Professor and Lecturer on Spanish Liter
allure
GEswAS grARrYgNr--GEORGE CESS.
MIR. Professor and Lecturer ON German Liter
aturr
LAriS AND GrrFE pxrNrggNr NJ. MAR
INC. q. Gf~~NtR Professor,
MILITARY DEPARTMENT MAJOR \ G..
BLANCHARp Superintendent Of Military
Instruction and Drill MAJOR 3 is erajult
oI West Point uul was fof I : wears M efficient
80 rr Of the United -tai,. Army
Professor X TIOMA~~N Author Of she
"PrrtiIaai Gfi1rg of L1Uv1ud proposes Ia
Iecture on thi, -rhlcct ut the College. for 10,
progress o. Science
April, eth 1861.
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HOME MADE FURNITURE.
BEEF MARKET !


NtAI NtDN ~ NafHAlis =.
THE undersigned have mIyed their Beef
Market from Mr. Martins 10 The old
and sell known stand of j K Arnold on the
\oHh side 81 the Public square where they
will be- glad 20 receive the patronage OF their old
customefs They have about $500 head Of cat.
tie running on the prarles, and they wish 10 ge;
sale tor them For this purose, they have made
arrangements 10 have them on hand and in
good order 50 as TO keep a regular supply,
Planters and others can be- furnished with
bref in quantities to suit them either Killed and
properly dressed. or on foot. Their beef viii
be- OF the very best quality
They will also. from time 10 time, keep Nut
ton Veal aud Pork. at their Market house and
solicit the patronage OF MarshaIl, aud the snr
rounding country.
PETERS & PACE
Marshall, March ! g. 1861. u26u
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MAMMOTH LIVERY STABLE.
&&1H.

lNNtplA ELL NbkiH tt MI ttlhl Hui6t.
'ltIt undersigned having
] purchased this well known IN
Livery stable would respect AA
fully inform their friends aud the public that
they are prepared 10 do as fall justice to those
who may favor them with their patronage ar any
similar establishment in Texas. Their stable is
larg, and comfortable, IS kept In the best order,
and will be at all times supplied with tide very
best proycndcr Persons who may send their
horses to this stable can rely upon having them
well fed and well attended 10.
They viii keep on hand horses to hire, bug
gies hacks. sc, and can send parties to any
portion OF the country that they may desire to
20 to.
In word il well.kept stable, gooi FEEDING
the best attention substantial vehicles good
stock and general desi' 10 render satisfaction,
constitute recommendations, the propririor> ut
this stable hope 10 merit and receive a liberal
share Of patronage An they can say is try
them.
BELL. & HOLMES
MARsu,iL. Fob lG. 1851, u22u
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ST. LOUIS HOT III,
NEW ORLEANS,

q. Y HAIL I 90. PR0FHifTORs.
This IorEL. specially adapcd for families, has
lust been r. opened for the season, after being
thoroughly renovated and those wishing the hes,
Accommodations IN a quiet, rurcd part OF the city,
will find everything there conducive TO their com.
tort aud enjoyment.
Dec % 90 nlI;6t
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SEARS l. WlInERSP00N,
WHOLESALE sSB skTsI
DIR L GGIS / 5.
MARSHAL. TEXAS.
SUCCESSORS TO SANDERS 4 SEARS

MOULD respectfully announce TO the onsio-
w mos of the old firm. their friends and The
public generally, that they have On hand aud
vii b. constantly receiving a. The trade de-
ruantl- all the various articles IN their line o.
business such as IA well selected stock oi Drugs
Chemicals OILS. Paints, Window Glass, shop
furniture OF all kinds, Stationary, consisting OF
Letter and Cap paper, 3lank books. tnyc'oPes'
Sc. oil the popular Patent Mohclnes, ferium-
erie. and Hair preparations Sc &C
They have also just received large supply
Of fresh Garden seeds, which are going very
hs, Those wishing Garden Seed had better
apply early
SEARS X WITHERSFOON.
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TuRNITuRE,

OF every description, on band and made to orde
at the shortest notice.
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CHARLES DECkERT.
Boot ana Shoemak

South west corner Of the public sqaarc)
L EkPS constantly on hand large assortment
IN OF Ladies and Gentlemens boots aud shoes
his own manufacture also good supply Of
sole and upper leather for sale.
From his long experience and close attention
to the business he hopes to have a continuance
of that patronage herei ofore so lheFally bestow-
ed on him. All order PROMPTLY attended 10
and work warranted
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ST. CHARLES HOTEL.
NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS
p. " HuDREIH i Co, FEorNEros.
HAVING recently bestowed much pains and
III expense In thoroughly oyerhaulcd the ST
CnARtEs lioru, to which were added last year
several suites OF apartments suited for families
rs well as additional sleeping apartments for
single gentlemen. the propretors are now PR
pared to give increased accommodations to their
numerous friends and patrons and take this OPP
porunity Of returning their thanks to the citzcrs
Of Texas for the liberal patronage they have re.
c.iyed from that State during the past year.