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The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-10-26
Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. THAT I WILL RE-
y Ceiye objections 90 tlsc right 20 vote of any
on thc above list until O'clock NJ on THU URSDAY.
the 3d day Of November. 1870 And all persons whose
names may he erronoOnsly entered said list arc
rcqBcstcd TO appear at my oflce and have the error
corrected az any time between the hours of O'Clock,
A. NJ and O'Clock, N, Of each aud every legal dag
during said period above mentioned.
JOHN g. MAYHUGH,
Register Agen, for Elko Election District.
Elko, October II. 1870. o22
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Pass II AnoUSD.-Tho English mission
once first-class prize eagerly sought after by
the ablest statesmen Of the nation-continues
to go a-begging. The plnyed-out Senator,
Frelinghnysen, Of New jersey, refused it; and
now the used.up Senator, Morton, of Indiana,
declines it, for fenr of Democratic successor
Gen. Grant will continue to pass it around
He ought To send tho commission now to the
does not appoint him Secretary of the Int,
ror, in tho place of Cox. Williams would
make very fair and respectable Minister at
St. James
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our Only authorized Agents;
Who Favored coolie Immigration

81 voted against the Chinaman as citizens,
and against their coming here under service
contracts. No Democratic Senator did
more. ."-Nye's speech ia EikO. .......
Who did the Senator vote against? Who
were the men who wanted TO make the Chi
namen citizens? Were they Democrats?
Who were voting against the Senator, and in
favor of an unrestricted immigration of the
Chinese? Who were the Senators whose bill
Nye was voting down? Who were they but
Radical Senators? What party was it but
the Republican party against whom Nye made
the fight?
mo Democratic Senator did more than
this" Is this true? Was not Senator Nye
one Of the members who voted down Senator
Casserly's amendment multiplying every coole
contract for any time whatever? Did not the
Senator support Stewart's bill to encourage
coolie importation by authorizing service
contracts, not only while coming to this
country but TO legalize and enforce that con-
tinued slavery for six months after their ar
rival:
Opposed to coolie importation" do you
say? Why then does it exist? Why then are
hundreds of the coolie serfs weekly landing
in San Francisco? Why then are they locked
up in cars TO prevent their escape, and, like
any other merchandise, shipped like sheep
across the continent to the cotton fields of
their black predecessors? Never was there n
falser pretensc set up than this pretended OPP
position to even "coolie importation much
less Chinese immigration. The record tells
the true story.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-10-26

AnUsE.-Tho Radical press of the State of
Nevada IN throwing partisan filth upon Hon.
Chas. II. Bryan. The Judge has given mortal
oflonso to tho old Radical gang who have ruled
Nevada with rod of iron, aud plundcrod il
unscrupulously. Their impo,ent rawlings
show that his speeches are telling heavily
against them. -SdcJumcnto Reporter.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-10-26

Ainley, John
Ariner, III
Alexander, Jacob
Atkinson, Thomas
Arnolds, Julius
Adams, James
Alley, Doddridge
Bixel, Anton
Burns, & V
Burgimister, r
Bledsoe, j B
Banks. q NJ
Bischof, Leopold
Beckett, =
Beard, C.
Brooks. X +
Brown, Philip
Blanchard. David
Banfeld, John
Burner, T.
Brady, Wm
Baldwin, Gins II
Blackman, Il Is
Baum, David
Bennett, JOS II c
Brown, II w
Brown, Geo
Brown, ii
Beird. W l.
Borden, Henry
BOunant, Julius
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-10-26

TnE following States hold their elections
and elect members of Congress on the same
day that those things will bo done in this
Stato-thht IN, on November Sth: Alabama,
Florida, Illinois, Kansas, Maryland, Michigan,
Massachusetts, Minnesota, Missouri, New
Jersey New York, Wisconsin. Including
Nevada, these States will elect N members of
COnprCSg
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-10-26

Or CoURsE.-hll tho "fancy women" in
Wyoming Territory voted for the Radical
candidate for Congress, who. report has il, is
n mice young man" The "frail fair ones
charged Tn nj the Democratic candidate was n
hard.sholl Presbyterian, and mot up to
snuff"
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STATE OF NEVADA.


SEcRETARY's OFYIcE, oo-
], en- NotewAre, Secretary Of State Of the State Of
Nevada, do hereby certify that Ehe foregoing is u
true, full and correct copy Of the original le In
my Office.
L. 81 Witness my hand and the Great Seal here
unto affixed. Done at Office in Carson City, Nevada,
this 27th day of July, A. u. 1870.
ol9 C.N. NOTENARR, Secretary of strte.
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PROPOSAL TO AMEND THE CoNsTITU-.
TION OLE TIE STATE

THE SENATE, THE ASSEMBLY CONCURRING,.
l. hereby propose that Section One of Article Two
OF the Constitution Of the State of Nevada be amended
by striking thersfrum the word white wherever It.
occurs therein T. ID. EDWARDS.
.. President Of the Senate pro TEN.
JOHN wAssoS. Secretary Of the Senate.
d. y. ADDISON, Speaker OF the Assembly.
A. wHr1ToRpS Clerk OF the Assembly.
... lISpoRsED.l
Senate concXrrent Resolation No. l9T, Amending
Section OF Irticls of the State Constitution.
Introduced and passed, February 2Tth ls69-ycHs..
"; nays, 6. JOHN wASSOS,
Secretary OF the Sen.t.:
Received in Assembly and passed, February 27th;.
Is69-yeAs, 20; nays, H.
A. wHITEoRD, Clerk OF the Assembly.
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OFFICIAL REGISTER

rr ELECTORS REGISTERED IN THE ELKo
" Election Precinct. for the General State Flee.
ton. for State and Comfy U4iiceTs, ON TUESDAY,
November sth, a. ID. 1870:
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PROPOSAL TO AMEND THE CoSsTI-.
TUITION

TUITION.
THE ASSEMBLY, THR SENATE C0NCrERFEe..
l. propose the following Constitutional Amend
ment Section One Of Article Two OF the Constitutions
of the State of Nevada B amended by srik ng tbsre-
from the word MALE wherever 10 cecurs therein.
ID. o. ADKIS0N, Speaker ot the Assembly
A. WHITFoRD. Clerk Of the Assembly.
T. D. EDWARDS,
President of the Senate pro ten.
CHAs. +. BIcKSELI,
Assistant Secretary Of she Senate.
....... IsDchsED.l
Assembly propose, 20 Amend the Constitution, No.
IL. Introduced January 22d, 1862 Passed February
25th, lS69-yeas. 81; nays II.
A. WHITR0RD. Clerk OF the Assembly.
Received in Senate February 26th,. 1869. Passed
March Sd, lse9-yeas. 10; DAysr4>
CHAS f. BIGKSELL,
.... Assistant Secrs.agy Of tke Senate.
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TO THE CITIZENS
SOUTHERN STATES.
-OF THE

When the pure medicinal restorative, widely
known as WOLFE'S SCHIEDAM SCHNAPPS, was in
roduced into the world under the Endorsement of four
thousand leading memb ers of the medical profession
some twenty years ago. its Proprietor was well aware
that could not wholly escape the penalty attached to
all new and useful preparations He, therefore, en-
deavored to invest it with the strongest possible safe
guard against counterfeiters and to render all at
tempts to pirate it difficult and dangerous 1t was sub
mitted to distinguished chemists for analysis, and pro-
nounced by them the purest spirits manufactured
Its purity and properties having been thus
samples of the article forwarded to ten thousand
physicians including ali the leading practitioners in
the United States for purposes of experiment cir
cuar requesting trial of the preparation and report
of the result, accompanied each specimen Four thou
sand of the most eminent medical men in the Union
promptly responded Their opinions ofthe article were
unanimously favorable. Such preparation they said,
had long been wanted by the profession as no reliance
could be placed the ordinary liquors of commerce,
all Of which or less aduterated and there
fore unfit for medical purposes. The peculiar excel
lence and strength ofthe oil of juniper which formed
of the principal ingredients of the Schnapps to-
gether with unalloyed character of the alcoholic
element, give it, in the estimation of the faculty, a
marked superiority every other diffusive stimu-
liant diuretic tonic and restorative.
The following few of the testimonials in favor
Of the Schnapps
Mr.. Udolpho Wolfe, % Beaver street. New York:
Dear Sir feel bound to say that regard your
Schnapps being in every respect prominently pure
and deserving of medical patronage. At all events it
is the perest possible article of Holland Gin hereto
fore unobtainable and such may be safely prescribed
by physicians.
DAVID L. MOTT, NJ. D.,
Pharmaceutical Chemist New York.
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Commercial INTELLIGENCE.
SOUTH-N RsTERE OFFICE,


SOUTH W EsTERE OFFICE,
Shreveport, March 80, 1870. {
Inc past week has been very dull the result of tht
decline IN cotton, and the fact that the planters are
OuSlly engaged with their crops. The sales of dry
goods and groceries have been light although our mer
chants are prepared to fill bills and orders at a rife
ABOVE prime cost Pork be bought in this market
by the large quantity at $31 50 per bb and in such
quantities planters require at &32 50. Our cotton
buyers are pentifuy supplied with both currency and
gold and are giving within fraction of New Orleans
quotations for cotton.
The market yesterday was easy at the following quo
tations In currency, ordinary 17@11l good ordinary
l8@l8A and low mjdding l90I94c. In gold;
ordinary l512
Low MIddIlng 189l754
COTTON STATEMENT.
stock on hand Sept l, 1869 bales. So
SeceEe9 yesterday '''''.'. -''.'.....'' 3O3
RecelVed previously. 9,53I-89, 834
$3.50
shipped previously 942-83,2l7
Stock on hand. ........................ G,G73
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Died

AT her residence in Upper Rush Island, the 26th
instant, Of 4 congestive chill, Mrs. ELIZABETH ToNEY,
aged IS years, months and Is days.
The deceased was the daughter of R. G. Bagley, an
old citizen of this parish, and the widow of John T.
Toney, who died during the while in the Confed-
crate service. She consistent christian having
been for long time member of the Baptist church,
and in all the relations of life, discharged the duties
devolvng upon her afectonateIy and faithfully She
leaves four children and large circle of relatives and
friends to mourn her DEATH
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Married:

In Jefferson, Texas, last evening by the Rev W. G.
Dunlap, LOUIS WEIDENNAN, Esq, of Shreveport, to
Mss MARY j. koLsTER, Of the former place.
We received the above announcement by telegraph
out how case of champagne into office
With the compliments Of the bridegroom, is a mystery
Be that it may, the Southwestern pledged to the
health and happiness Of the welded pair.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

For the Blood-use Constitutional Monarch.
Constitutional Monarch scroua, granular swell
hngs old ulcers and sores, skin diseases, etc.
For itch and letter, Constitutional Monarch.
Sold in Shreveport, La, by HYAMS Il KENNEDY.
Syphjlitic Affections use Constitutional Monarch.
Constitutional Monarch gives clear skin, a smooth
face and pure blood.
Constitutional Monarch removes freckes pinpes
bIotches and bumps from the face.
As blood purifier, use Constitutional Monarch.
After using all other cough remedies without good eff
feet try a bottle OF Dromgoole & Co.'S Pectoral.
Group and whooping cough-use Dromgooe Co.'S
Pectorai.
Sold in Shreveport, La, by HYANS & KENNEDY.
For wasting cough use Dromgool+ & Co.'S Pectoral.
DromgooIe Co.'S Pectoral cures the pain checks the
cough, loosens the phegm and promotes sleep.
DromgOOle Il Co.'S PectOraI for chronic bronchitis.
English Eemale Bitters cures sicky females.
F. F. b. Isl a reliable terine regulator.
Z. F. 3. cures diseases peculiar to females.
A Sceue~-Husband and sick wife Husband absent
about two months. Came back; wife going to par
ties. What's the matter? She used E. F. b.
Young girls just merging into womanhood derive much
benefit by using E. F. B.
Sold in Shreveport La, by IIYAMS KENNEDY.
E. J. Leman. on Market Street. has one of the
finest assOrtments of Confectionery and Fruits have
in the place 1t is worth visit Onl to
his establishment. He is also prepared to furnish for
balls parties Cakes and CONNECTIONS in the most
chHche ~ lie and on moderate terms. d24
LAND FOR SALE.
& WILL SELL CHEAP, the Hartsteld place of 100
i acres, and the Allen place of A. acres adjoining,
situated in the parish Of Caddo, near Blossom Hill.
mh3U-wtf ~. G. BATTLE, Agent.
BATTLE HOUSE.
Mrs. A WATTS, Proprietress.
guns house is now open for regular and transient
4 bOarders. The travelling public are respectfully
requested to give it a trial. lmh3O -d&wtf
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90 PINE STREET, New York, !
Di I'd u -fIO 1t. d,
Pharmaceutical Chemist, New York.

November q, 1867.
Udolpho Wolfe, Esq, Present:
Dear Sir have made chemical examination Of q
sample of your Schiedam Schnapps with the intent of
determining if any foreign injurious substance had
been added to the simple distilled spirits.
The examination has resulted in the conclusion that
the sample contained no poisonous or harmful admIx-
ture. have been unable to discover any trace of the
deeterious substances which employee in the adul
teration of liquors. would not hesitate to myself
to recommend to Others for medicinal purposes the
Schiedam Schnapps excellent and unobjecuonabe
variety of Gin,
Very respectfully, yours,
(9igned) CHAS. A. SEELY, Chemist.
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FOR MAYOR.

We are authorized to announce J. B. GILMORE as g
candidate for Mayor at the May election. mh22
We authorized to announce MARTIN TALLEY a
candidate for Mayor at the May election. mh20
" are authorized to announce Dr.. NJ. H. CRowDER
as candidate tor Mayor at the ensuing lay election
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AT THE MARKET HOUSE,


T OF Is, in Block 81, on Commerce street between
IL Travis and Fannin streets.
Lot 16. id block 10, fronting on property owned by
| I. w. Jones, saw mill lot IS.
Half interest in the Bowers Bakery, being No. Il
Commerce street, same part lot 10 block 60.
Lots and 3, in block SO, and Improvements, front
| ing Fannin between Market and Spring streets
Part of lot |, in block So, and improvements, nearly
opposite the Episcopal Church, on Market street.
Part of lot o, in block 81, and Improvements, that
being two-story brick tenement fronting 20 feet on
Market and running back 40 feet between Texas and
Travis streets.
! Lot 10, in block ST. on Travis street next to the
Lot 6, in block on Fannn street between Louisiana
and Common streets.
Lots 5 and 6, in block G. on Crockett strickland
| Improvements, formerly the Allen House-between
Louisiana and Common streets.
Lot 5, in block 50. with improvements between the
livery stables, and fronting 40 feet Texas street.
and that lying next to Caldwels stables.
Lot 7, in block 8, and improvements fronting Travis
between Common and Louisiana streets
Lot 6, in block 4, on Texas street between Louisiana
and Common streets.
Lot ID, in block 81, with improvement Except six
feet fronting alley and running 102 feet back
on the lot from the alley, making front Milan
street of 40 feet for the depth of As feet
Lots Is, 10, "a, 25, % and %, in 10acre lot q,
near the railroad
Lot IS, in l0-acre lot 16, also near the railroad
| West half of section Il, in township II, range IA,
near Logan's mills.
East half of section H. in township IT, range X,
| Logan's mills.
Southeast fractional u of section 80 township II,
range l6, mile south Of Bethany, Texas line.
Northeast fractional 4 of section 80, township II,
range l6, mile south Of Bethany, Texas ue.
Northeast n of N. E. 4 of section 3 township IS,
range l6, near Jacob Hoss.
North Il of N E. 4 of section 8, township IS, range
16, Jacob Hoss.
East Il of n. E. Il OF section 2, township IS, range
l6, near Jacob Hoss.
North east Il of section 81, township 49, range l6,
Cooks store.
t MS:
This property will be sold for oue-third cash the
balance in and two years equal nstalments Notes
bearing per cent. per annum interest from day of
sale, with mortgage retained upon the property sold.
The same importing confession of judgment and waiv
ing the benefit of apprasement, and in of SUIT
law for the purchase money. the purchaser to pay
per cent attorneys fees. All the property under lease;
the purchaser to have the benefit of the from the
day of purchase.
Included in the above list of this property
choice building sites, and comfortable and neat
cottages, all OF which are con 5enently located. and
the liberal terms granted insure the ready sale of
/ the same.
Internal revenue stamps and Notoria fee at the
pense of the purchaser. P. H. ROSSON,
mh27 david Auctioneer.
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Southern Pacific Railroad.
49, sszs.sss1 szIszsss2 800 800. Z, -
SUMMER ARRANCEs.ENT

SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
The Passenger Train for Shreveport and interme-
date Stations will leave Halvile daily (Sundavs ex-
ceptedh at clock AN, and Marshall at AM
Returning, leaves Shreveport at PM, arriving at
Marshall at D pm. and at HalIvilIe at pm.
Connects at Haville with Stage-Iine to Nayasota
on the Texas Central Railroad, Henderson, Rusk,
Crockett and Huntsville.
Connects also with Bradield & Co.'s new line of
Stages direct to Dallas via Tyler, Canton and Kauf
Connects at Marshall with stage for Jefferson Mount
Pleasant, Paris Bonham and Mckinney.
JNO. F. DICKSON, Superintendent
Haville, Texas March 26, 1870 [n16ly
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New YoRK, SO CEDAR STREET,
November &c, 1867.
Udolpho Wolfe, Esq, Present:
Dear Sri have submitted to chemical analy ss two
bottles of Schiedam Schnapps which l took from
fresh packagein your bonded warehouse, and find
before, that the sprituous liquor is free from injurious
ingredients fasifcation that it has the marks of
being aged and not recently prepared by mechanical
admixture of alcohol and aromatcs.
Respectfully,
FRED. F. MAYER, Chemist.
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Four New EBrick Buildings

ON MILAN STREET,
OPPOSITE THE HOTEL.
II OFFER ON PRIVATE SALE, Nos. 23, %,
Il u and 20, with 20 feet front Milan street,
and running through $50 feet to an alley. Each of
these Stores have three upstairs and all are
now under rentthe postottce in %, confectionery in
49, and family groceries in 81 and 90.
Terms moderate.
This property is becoming more valuable daily ;
Milan street promises to become the thoroughfare
this city. Apply at once to P. H. ROSSoN,
Auctoneer and Commission Merchant,
fe24 d&wtf No. ! Milan Street.
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FIptpOrOIOoiCai Record.

FURNISHED by Bogel Duringer, Druggists, Milan ST.:
TUESDAY, March o.
CLOCK, AM........ ..........-.... 90
IL U CioSA ~ 40
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FOR TRUSTEE,

We are authorized to announce s. LEVY, Jr
candidate for Trustee for ward No. !. mh26
We are authorized to announce r. B. PATTERSON
candidate for Trustee for the 9Th ward. me25
We are authorized to announce WV. r. Cox as a
candidate for Trustee for the 9Th ward. mh24
We are authorized to announce F. BREWER as a can
dldate for Trustee for the Sd ward. mh23
We are authorized to announce JOIN DICKINSON as
a candidate for Trustee for ward No. g. mh23
We authorized to announce SAMUEL G. HEAD as
candidate for Trustee for ward No. at the ensuing
May election. mb23
We authorized to announce JOHN n. HOWELL as
a candidate fer Trustee for the 4th ward. mh22
We authorized to announce Capt. A. ScHAFFNER
candidate for Trustee of the 9Th ward at the
ing May election. mh22
We are authorized to announce G. W. KENDALL as &
candidate fer Trustee for the I'd ward. mhl9
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CHEMICAL AND TECHNICAL LABORATORY,
IS Exchange Place,
New York, November %, 1867.
Udolpho Wolfe, Esq:
Dear Sjr-The undersigned have carefully and thor
oughIy analysed sample of your Aromatic Sche-
dam Schnapps," selected by ourselves, and have found
the same free from all organic ngoranic substances
more or less injurious to health. From the result of
our examination consider the article of superior
quality, healthfu as a beverage, and efectuaI in its
medicinal qualities.
Respectfully yours,
ALEX. TRIPEL Chemist.
FRANCIS E. ENGELHARD, NJ. D.
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FOR NEW ORLEANS
Leaves on FRIDAY, April /.
TIL a1a,,o<

A4VaFtS UH I, I.
5z.z., The elegant and substantial low-water
LsIA.5 packet GLADIOLA, Capt H. Lee
ss91s..iTss Ed Groves, clerk, will leave as above
for New Orleans and ali intermediate
landings, after the arrival of the cars from Hallvile
For freight or passage apply on board. Tmh3o
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I s 20.
4 20.
SPRING Err DE.

SPRING TRADE.
NEW GOODS! CHEAP G0ODSi!
SUTHERLAND & PAGE,
No. 30 Texas Street,
A RE now in receipt of their SPRING GooDs-em-
bracing every variety of
LADIES' DRESS GOODS,
TRIMMINGS,
HOSIERY,
GLOVES,
SPRING ARAB SHAWLS,
READY MADE SUITS,
LINEN COLLARS,
CUFFS,
LINEN HANDKERCHIEFs, in great variety,
MEMS CLOTHING, (custom made)
READY MADE SHIRTS, in every STYLE
ENGLISH and GERMAN HALF-HOSE,
HANDKERCHIEFS and DRAW ERS
MEMS and BOYS BOOTS and SHOES,
LADIES', MISSES and CHILDREN's CUSTOM
MADE SHOES.
IRISH LINENS,
TOWELS,
NAPKINS,
TABLE DAMASK,
MARSEILIES and AND HONEY COMB SPREADS.
A Splendid Line of White Goods, consisting of
Jaconets,
Cambrics,
Muls,
Tarlatans,
Plaid and Striped Cambrics
Plaid and Striped Nainsooks,
Victoria aud Bishop Lawns,
Laces and Embroideries,
Bleached and Brown Cottons (all standard brands;
Brown and Bleached Sheetings-6-4, lO-4, and IA !;
Cottonades, Denims, Ticks, Prints, Etc, Etc.
All are ordialIy invited to call and examine
stock No trouble to show goods.
-" Remember the place
mar23 wifi No. 80 TEXAS STREET.
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FOR NEW ORLEANS,

Leaves TO-DAY Wednesday, March 80.
The new and elegant sidewheel steamer
lsfa - = BRADISH JOHNSON, Captain John
sS5aT.saz& Boardman I. Knee and j. W Bryant clerks
VIII leaVe as above, on the arrival of the cars from
HallVllle For FREIGHT annly hoard lm2R
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BUSINESS DESKS, Etc.
In short we keep constantly hand every article per
tanning to the Furniture business which propose to
sell at the most reasonable prices.
We can safely assert that have the most elegant
and comprehensive stock brought to this market
Wholesale merchants in the back country are invited
to call and examine for themselves. We satisfied
that we can make it to their interest 10 purchase from
us rather than to go to New Orleans or Cincinnati The
senior partner has been resident of Texas for twenty
odd years. and hopes that his friends in that State will
give him trial.
We wish to do wholesale we'll as retail bust
ness and shall make 'Quick Sales and Small Profits
motto.
All gsods warranted as represented. Fail not to call
and examine. mars lmd&Wbm
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ShreEepQrt Price Current.

[MADE FROM ACTUAL SALES. as THEY TRANSFERRED
1t should be understood that quotations, geneT.
ally represent the wholesale prices, in United States
currency. In filling small orders, higher rates will
have to be pad.
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For the Bl0Od-use Constitutional Monarch.
Constitutional Monarch scroula, granular swell
hngs, old ulcers and Sores skin diseases, etc.
For itch and letter, Constitutional Monarch
Sold in Shreveport, La, by HYAMS Il KENNEDY.