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BY. TELEGRAPH.
HE INTERNATIONAL BOAT RACE.
h.rv.rds Defeated by sts Seconds.

D6uoN, August 27.-The races occur as 3
CLOCK. The latest oomruents Of the Eng hsh
press foreshadow victory for the 01fords.
The race track is completely guarded, only
The umpire and press boats allowed on race
waters. ,' s--,-.l -
LArxR.-The HarH1rds lost the race by si1
seconds. The time was twenty-five minutes
and forty-two seconds. The Oxfords won by
three lengths. r. ss
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~ DIVINE SERVICE WILL BE CON
QUOTED in the Orphans Chapel on SABBATH AF-
rEaNooS, at Five O'Clock, by the Rev. THOMAS
sMYTHE. D.u. August %
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81 NOTICE.-DURING MY ABSENCE
from the City, Mr.. ". g. aIBBEs will act as my
ATTORNEY. Z. L. WALAEh,
August ~
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NOTICE., THERESA soNNTAG, WIFE
OF OTTO soNNTAG, Dyer and scourer, residing at
No. 14l Market.street, south side, do hereby give
notice that will carry on business as Sole Trader
in one month from the date hereof.
Auausta5 limo THERESA sONNTAa.
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MAGNOLIA wATEs.-slperior to the best imp ,rted
German Cologne, and aold at half the price.
August "a tutnso
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@MEDICAL NOTIOE.-PATIENTS SuF
FERINa from Diseases partaining to the Genito
Urinary Organs, will receive the latest scientific
treatment. by placing themselves under the care Of
DR., T. REENTsJERNA, Office No. IA HAsEL.
sT6 EET. three doors east from the Postoface.
August 26 Ws
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PACIFIC MAIL STEAHSHIF COMFS
THROUGH LINZ TO
CALIFORNIA, CHINA AND JAPAN.


THROUGH LINZ TO
CALIFORNIA. CHINA AND JAPAN. o.
OHANGE on SAILING DAYS!
s- STEAMERS OF THE AB0v
M6E4 line leave Pier No. a, North Bivsl:
IA O'Clock noon, Of the LIST, 11th and
7lst Of every month Except when these dates iGlf
on Sunday. then the Saturday preoedingl.
Departure OF 1st and 2lst connect at Psnams sEtA
steamers for South Pacific and Central AmG Gicir
ports. Those Of LIST touch OF Manzanillo.
Departure OF l1th OF each month connects With
the new bteam Line from Panama to Austrs'ia sOe
steamship CHINA leaves ssa Fra1 cisco .or China
and Japan October l. 1853.
No California stesmers touch at HsvSA, bat 90
direct from New York 10 Aspinwall.
One hundred pounds baggage free to each adahs
Medicine aud attendance free.
For Passage Tickets OF further inform ltion apply
at The COMPANYS TICKET OFFICE, On the wharf
March 70 lyr F.R. BHsY, Agent.
[caANo. OF scHrDuIEro THIS TIP osIY.l
FOR GEORGETOWN,3 c.
,K-A THE STEAMER FMILIE, CAP
TANP.o Q: LEWIS. is now receiving
as above on MONDAY NIaHT. the scth instant, at
O'Clock.
August % 2 No. Boyce's Wharf.
FOR BEAUFORT, 8. Z.
~ d.ps.ia cIs sHE4nfs n El1.e14 sr T HhlEsS ies7s
as above TUESDAY MORNING, 31st lust at O'Clock
Returning. will leave Beaufort WEDNESDAY, at 8
o'clork P. N.
~ Freight will be received on MONDAY. 30th
ins'. un il sunset Duplicate receipts are required.
All freights must be prepaid.
JOHN q MURRAY. Agent
Arcro+ "a 1H Narkpt Wharf
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FOR GARDNEk's BLUFF
AND ALL LANDINGS ON PEEDEE RIvER, VIA
GEORGETOWN, s. G.
~~> THE STEAMER GENERAL MANI
,ssk3u@N GAuLT, Captain b. 8. CoRDEs. viii
receive freight THIS DAY and SATURDAY, for the
above points, at Boyce's Wharf.
sHACKELFOBD KELLY,
Aueut27 2 Agents.
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Spefial Nctifes.

"A REGULAR habit OF BODY IS
absolutely essential 10 physical health and cearness
of intellect Nor Is this all. Beauty Of person can
not coexist with an unnatural condition of the bow
els free passage Of the refuse matter Of the sys-
tenn through these natural waste pipes Is as neces.
sary to the purity Of the body as the free passage OF
the o of city through its sewers Is necessary to
the health ofits Inhabitants.
Indigestion Is the primary cause of most OF the
diseases OF the discharging organs, and one Of Its
most common results is constipation. This COM
plant besides being dan 1erous 10 itself, has many
disagreeable concomitants-such as an unplea SAINT
breath, sallow shin. contaminated blood and bile
hemorrhoids headache, loss Of memory, and gene
raj debility.
Hos1ETTER'S STOMACH BIrTERS remove oil
these evils by re moving their immediate cause in
the digestive organs and regulating the action Of the
intestnes. The combination OF properties in this
celebrated preparations Of it's Chief merits. 1t
is not merely stmulant or tonic, or nm ant-ol.
ious agent o; nervine, or q blood depurent, or
cathartlc but all these curative elements judlctus.
ly yblended in one powerful restorative. 1t lends &C.
iyty and vigor 10 the inert and eneryated stomach
relieves the slmentary canal ofits obsructions, and
gives tone to the membrane which lines 1t, gently
stimulates the liver, braces the nerves. and cheers
the animal spirits. No other remedy possesses such
variety of hygenic virtues. 1t is to those charac-
terisues that 1t owes its prestige as househ old me-
diciue. Experience has proved that 1t is as harm
less as 1t is efcacious aud hence it is as popular
with the weaker sex as with the STRONGER.
HosTErrER's STOMACH BIrTERS is sold in
,do. In he 0,aaa
and engraved on the label, with cur steel engraved
revenue stamp the cork, is test of genuineness
Beware of counterfeiis. DAG August Is
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FOR NEW AORK.
REG ULAR LINE EVERY WEDNEsDA 2.

.re, THE SPLENDID STEP NsBIP.
| NS&a2 SARAGOSsA, Captain G. RXDER,
Ly5&flZE5He will leave Vapderhorsts Wharf on
"WEDNESDAY, September /. 1859. at
O'Clock p. II. RAYENEL CO.,
August % Agents.
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prospect to discourage the present expecta-
tion OF q considerable increase, which can
alone be prevented by some signal disaster
from weather or destructive insects.
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oroiol Intelligence.

zorrH WESTERN OFFICE,
Shreveport, Oct 81, 1859. !
o,r last weekly report we have not had asi'eN
,d in all the departments OF business as we 'o''0
-riebed The wholesale dealers IN dry gOoue'
ts shoes and Yankee notions only had one or I" .
sobIa DAYS out of the week. They are tearfui o Il
ln season, owing to the country merchants ia, ~,
ia in their fall and winter stocks in other places
lemand for western produce, groceries Hnu
s,npIies was very good and the sales hDe'"'
trade was pretty fair. The recelp's % 'O''0D
past week reached 2O3S bales Ihe maj N',
iast Wednesday at 228I@28c in currency LOT 10" 'i0
ding Thursday brisk at the same quolatonS ri'o'S
oo1[aoga/c with nm irregular market. saturday ana
No. H. came Tuesday it opened at the same
gnrnS in currency but the most OF the safes were lo
neId The receipts were 481 bales, the largest days
IF the season. About 900 bales changed hands
on basis of 17H@l719c in specie. 1t is safe to say
that most of the proceeds of the cotton sold yesterday
went to the interior. When specie is demanded for
cotton the proceeds generally not for at
present Currency in small notes is rather
COTTON STATEMENT
stock on hand Sept. , 1863. bales. 81
Received yesterday Observation-Disclosures. AL
Received previously. S,S6Z-9,34a
s,s99
shipped yesterday. ................. -. ol4
shipped previously ...................-o ooo-f''lS
Stock on hand OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. z0o0
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Cousignees per Texas Express Company.

Martin & Ford o Williams Sam Wells, Capt J G
McCrery, DR. B Lea D McPhail, W Andrews, " G
Williams, w Coleman, Schiller, w Peyton, N
Baker, w Grow, A Pettyjohn, English & Swan,
A Buck, G 7 Wolf B G Duyal, s Mckenzie, San
ders, Peyton &bro.
q & scruggs, W Il Whitley, 7 J Eckerson, J H De-
less ] P Dickson, NJ Baker, W Fuller,J Milltr,
Faulkner Scherck, E Shuler, W Cousins, Rankin,
G Jefferson, W S Wright, Vaughan, 7 Pitts,
DR. S Furmln, w Hauser, Hamilton 6co, Pratt
Hughes, R Rudolph, S Snodgrass, G J Reader, J
Mason HOFFMAN, A Fl Holingsworth, r Lindsay,
II Montgomery, G Howard. 0 Hill, A Mennige,
D Desling, G W Kendall, Hendricks, Scho a.
fellow, w L Lindsay, Blackburn eco, Brewer, " W
Caulder A ] Reddng.
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PARTITION SALE.
The Most Select Upland Plantation
i. e. : WITHIN A. % -
RADIUS OF 100 MILES,
5=S AND KNOWN AS THE
sELAs FLeEasGT, Jr., AND LUCIEN FL0uRNO1

.9=S AND KNOWN AS THE @sF
sELAs FLegasoY, Jr., AND LUCIEN FLoURN0Y
PLACE.
IN PARISH C0URT-State of Louisfana-Parsh Of
4 Caddo-No 345-By virtue of writ of sale to me
directed and bearing date October 49, 1869, from his
honor David Creswe Parish Judge, will sell by
tion front of the Court House. in the city Of Shrere
port, on
between the hours of IL O'Clock aud O'Clock PM
of that day, the following described land, to effect
PARTITION to.wt: z @s=E =4
The northeast quarter and the east half of the moth
quarter and the southwest quarter of section five,
township sixteen of range fifteen west Also, the
southeast quarter and the east half of the southwest
quarter of section thirty-two, and also south half
of section in township seventeen and range
fifteen containing in all nine hundred and sixty-two
acres more or less. IT, sHz =
The terms of sale will be: Three fourths of the pur
chase money in United States currency CASH upon the
spot and the remaining onefourh credit of twelve
months, the purchaser to give his note for the one
fourth interest due at twelve months from day OF SALE
and bearing eight per per annum interest and Sc
cured by mortgage and vendors privilege on the prop
above described mortgage waving beneh OF ap-
praisement.
Description About four hundred acres cleared land
and the remainder heavily tmbered. This land lies
convenient to the Shreveport and Texas railroad, and
is considered by all familiar with its locality being
the most productive upland plantation within radius
of one hundred miles 1t is now under good fence,
and upon the premises gin stand, house and shed,
with dwelling and all other out houses necessary to
planter There raised and gathered last eight
bales of cotton to the hand averaging five hundred
pounds per bale this place; and the mere mention
of the fact that for many years past the first bale of
cotton brought to the Shreveport market at the open
ing of the season from this plantation, will evil
dence the prolIfcness of its soil There fail
ing well Of good water on the place, &c, &c.
P. H. ROSS0N, Auctioneer.
Shreveport La, Oct. 30, 1869. st
u.
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lied

At the family residence, four miles from Minden,
C4ioorne persh at o'clock AM October 4, 1863,
At Albany, La, on the 18th October 1859. of pneu
monla, MARY T. GAGE, wife of Allen W. Moifett, in
the 23d year of her age
New Orleans and Louisville papers please copy
At Albany, La, on the 18th of October, 1869, MARY
Z. MCCAIN, aged about SIS years.
New Orleans and Louisville papers please copy.
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EIdR
New York Dry Goods Market.

New YoRk, Oct. 12.-Domestic cotton goods are ~
request, but at reduced prices. spragues prints are
down TO 13c; Hamilton l3c.; Richmonds l21sc; do
cloth &c., Lancaster and Oriental like; Nassau 1c
Albion Ice. Arnold lie; Bedford &c. The Pacifcs
are held at 1s11c and SCI robes 1414c Fruit Of the
Loom bleached musns down from l8c. to lie; For
est Dale from 17c to &c., LinWood from 161zc to l6c
New York mills advanced to 2211c, and Lonsdale
are selling at l6Ac,
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MARTIN TALLY,
MARTIN TALLY,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
Dry Goods, Caotlling,, Boots,
SHOES, GROCERIES, &C.,


No. II. Milan Street, Cor. Milan and Spring.
BEG leave TO call the attention of the public gener
Il ally, and of my friends particularly to the above
card. Having made my purchases in New York in
person. am prepared to offer select assortment OF
DRY GOODS and GROCERIES the most reasona-
BILE terms Purchasers will find it to their interest to
call and examine my stock. s@E&
N. B-I will take Corporation money at par in pay
ment for Dry Goods.
Highest cash price paid for cotton, and liberal ad
vances made on gnments to Clapp Brothers Co.,
New Orleans. MARTIN TALLY.
Shreveport. La Oct 90 1869. f3m
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Married.:

in Claiborne parish, on the 7th inst by Rev Davie
Wise, JAMES P. LEWIS to Miss IRENE c. BONNER
all of that parish
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Also large assortment of shaws, silk sacks, blank
ets cassimeres kerseys, cotonades stripes plantation
goods, &c.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
We have very large stock of Ladies' and Gents
Boots and stoes, which we are selling equally low.
Give call and examine our stock before making
purchases elsewhere, and will guarantee to save
you IS per cent. Remember the place:
II. CRAIG II CO.,
No. 80 Texas Street,
o20 wifi SHREVEPORT.
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G. W. COLE,
RO. T. BUCKNER,
NOTICE

New ORLEANS, September 80 1899.
THNHE undersigned resumed the COTTON FACTOR
Il AGE AND COMMISSION BUSINESS on the first
inst His Office is at N 1856 Gravier street. where he
will be happy to his old friends when they visit the
city. los td&3mw RO. W. ESTLIN.
NOTICE.
TEHHE TAXPAYERS of Caddo parish hereby
l. tilted that have opened my office at No. Is Mi
lam Street, Shreveport for the purpose of receiving
assessment of property and taxes due the State aud
parish.
All persons following any trade, profession
patton must procure license Immediately, they will
be dealt with as the law directs.
All persons will come forward aud pay their one per
cent. tax, they will be liable to the penalty of ten
per cent and after the first day OF July 1869 Said
penalty, after said time, will be rigidly enforced.
J. N. HOWELL,
jel6 If Assessor and Tax Collector
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JOHNsON's EXCHANGE
RANKING HOUSE

RANK OF AMERICA, New Orleans.
NATIONAL PARK BANK, New York, at par.
NATIONAL BANK OF TIE STATE OF MISSOURI,
At Louis, Mo-, at par c,,
- so,d B. NJ. JOHNSON.
shreveport, February 4, 1859. ld&wts
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F. H. KNAPP,
DENTAL SURGEON,

WILL arrive in Shreveport in a few days Those
w persons who may desire his services will please
make immediate application his arrival, as his stay
will be short. Inquire at the Brooks House.
Shreveport, October 81, 1859. ld6wH
Cbrevenort News coDy
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Shreyeport Price Currant

thADE FROM ACTUAL SALES. AS THEY TRANSFERRED
- should be understood that quotations. gener.
y, represent the wholesale prices in United States
currency In filling small orders, higher rates will
have tn he na,d $3.50
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Help FOR THE AFFLICTED.

HEIP FOR THE AFFLICI
rR W. PERSONS, the celebrated MAGNETIC
- PHYSICIAN, has returned to Texas to fill the
following appointments; At the Capitol House Mar Mar,
shall, thirty days from October 9th henderson mex.
twenty DAYS Tyler, thirty days; Rusk, twenty days
Palestine and Crockett, each twenty days. DIR. FER
sons treats all manner of disease successfully Send
or write for circular. ,,
Shreveport, La, October q, 1869. l4tw
Cadd, Gazette CODY.
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NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!!
just Received.
DRY GOODS! DRY GOODS!!
BOOTS AND SHOES,
New Cheap DRY Goods Store
r. CRAIG & CO.,

80 TEXAS STREET 80
WYE have lust received large aud we'll assorted
w stock Of NEW FALL DRY GOODS, and BOOTS
and SHOES, which have all been purchased for cash
in New Orleans and New York auctions, and which we
will sell cheaper than any other house IN the city
Look at a few of our Prices:
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NEW MUSIC!
NEW MUSIC 81!

NEW MUSIC!
Cumming. Morrison Co. have just received large
assortment of NEW MUSIC, consisting of Songs, Ma
zurkas Watzes, Polkas, &C. For sale at New Orleans
prices. tfels diff
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
TORTY ACRES of land, situated one mile from
n town and well improved About one-half OF the
land is well timbered and the location is unsurpassed
Annly to lo27tf McWILLIAMS Il ROBSON.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.
FOR RENT.

FOR SALE!
nREXCHANGEFoRP ROPERTY IN THE NEIGH
~ borhood of Shreveport Tract of Land, with
500 acres, 100 cleared, good Dwelling House, out
houses orchard g., in the vicinity of Mansfield The
tract very valuable for its timber and is fair
upland. it is an attractive residence. W Apply
at this Office for further information. jy22 If -
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sTRAYED OR STOLEN. !

STRAYED OR STOLEN.
ON the night Of the 25th October, one SOhkEL
" HORSE MULE medium size, in thin order ana
marked with saddle of dray on each side OF BACK aso
collar marks on neck Ten dollars reward VIII be paid
if delivered at j. Cadwelrs Livery Stable on Texas
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FOR RENT
&c. Hart Home Place.

DESCRIPTION: There are about osacres cleared
land in this Plantation with good fences and all neces
sary buildings to we larranged plantation, and will
be rented at the whole premises the rentee
to have the privilege to snbet the at will but
subject to the following conditions:
1t will be expected for the rentee to return the place
10 as good condition as by him received, except the
usual wear and tear and to- give his note, payable
the order of the Administrators and due January 1871
with good and acceptable personal security witheght
per cent interest after due the usual lien retained up
on the crops, &C., DC. 49, sss< 81
At the same time and place will sell TO the highest
bidder for Cash upon the Spot in United States
rency, six seven No. / l0UNG fbeing three and
four years old MULES, some of them having been
worked and now in fae condition.
3gsssEsSgP p. II. ROSSoN, s
o21 ftd&3tw Auctioneer.
old TYPE METAL-alarge quantity-Wisl be sold
u in 1uantitaa to suitnurchasers at this Office.
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MUSIC LESSONS,

MUSIC LESSONS.
TIME undersigned is prepared to give Lessons
Il on the Piano or Guitar to pupils at their residence
or at the hall OF the Gee Club.
Terms-One Dollar per lesson If there are two or
more pupils at the house. liberal deduction will
be made. W. s. DONALDSON
~ All orders left at Cumming, Morrison l. Co.'s
will be promptly attended to. Pianos tuned and re.
paired. Sheet Music for sale. jy2S 1y
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r SALE OR Rem

TlHE valuable Red river plantation, known as the
Il E. K. Hall place, fourteen miles below Shreveport
containing $40 of which 800 is cleared land
The above will be sold reasonable terms.
Enquire of NJ. LEVY, No. 10 Milan street, or to
MCWILLIAMS Il ROBSON,
go tt Market street
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=. SUCH AN CHANCE IS RARE
An Investment with Sure Pr0fit!!
T WILL SELL to the highest bidder. in front of the
l. Market House, in the city of Shreveport. on
Wednesday, November 3, 1869,
between the usual hours of SALE Four Lots of Ground
Of the following numbers block and dimensions, with
all improvements thereon, situated, viz
Lots nine, ten eleven and twelve, in block fifty seven
There is machine and carpenters shop portion
of the lots under rent Of hundred dollars per
month The above lots front feet Travis street.
running back so feet and so feet front Commerce
street. running back $50 feet and in close proximity
the R. R. ferry and be truly said to be the heart
of the city, admirably located, and adapted to foundry
any manufacturing purposes This property contains
area of l6, 800 square feet.
Terms Easy-One, half CASH, and the balance in 70
months the purchaser being required to give note due
day of sale, with personal security, and mortgage
tained upon the property until final payment.
P. Fl. ROSSON, Auctioneer.
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Referring to the above, return thanks to our
friends who have heretofore favored with their pa
tronage, and retiring from the Receiving and For
wardng business respectfully ask for our successors
q continuance Of that liberal custom extended to
WALSH l. BOISSEAU.
Shreveport, La. October IA, 1862 If
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FOR SALE.
THE WILDERNESS PLANTATION, containing
i 1887 acres, 300 cleared, situated on bayou Pierre
The place is well improved Apply to
o20-tf McWILLIAMS e. ROBSON
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FOR SALE


A BRICK STORE HOUSE on Texas street. three
IA story high. with shelving and counters, gas fix
lures &c complete. Now under good rent. Apply te
o20-tf , McWILLIAMS & ROBSON.
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE!
A HOUSE AND LOT Crockett street; well i'm
"A proved, four rooms kitchen, underground cistern
&c Under rent of $40 per month.
Apply to (o2o-tfl McWILLIAMS 4 ROBSON
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FOR NEW ORLEANS.

G~<=~ - The substantial tast-running low W alter
sSSessgsSss@rs@ steamer RIGHT WAY, Capt. George
Wilkinson, +, A. Behan, Clerk will leave
as above the arrival Of the cars from Marshall For
ire CHIT paSsnue annI hoard
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-04-29
Good Advice.

Alta recent marriage Of daughter
fof Joseph Joslin, Esq, Of Vermont,
the following advice was handed to the
bride by her father, accompanied by
many greenbacks. We recommend its
prayerful perusal and remembrance BY
newly married couples. They are tru-
ly swords Of WISDOM" and deserving
to be framedin every household in the
land: tF-4
1. Never talk at but 10 each other.
2. Never both maintain anger at the
same time. 1910 ran 1''l - - :
8. Never speak loud or boisterously
to each Other. g = s7m'''a nam . 0a''
4, Never reproach' each other in the
presence or Others. = ~ - '''---7@'a a
5. Never ind fault or ffet about
what cannot be helped. s-'@Al'a'
8. Never repeat an order o. request,
when understo6d.foA 'o'''--Nss* 4" >
Z. Neglect everybody else rather
than each other. .'' %" '''''''o teee
8. Never mako Z remark at the oil.
er's ex1pense.' = Ne''- no2 ba@ -griS' n
o. Iote Tho Lord ina serve Him
alfthe days Of thy lIss. : hSf