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Southern patriot. (Houston, Chickasaw County, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-07-25

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Southern patriot. (Houston, Chickasaw County, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-07-25

Upon opening The mIitCll vi thls ILL
and 1t appearing to the satisfaction ct
the Cont that the Defendants ies5U
Byrd John w Matthews aud his Vile
are nonrcscdcuts oflhe State Of Mis-
lssippi
Ii is therefore Ordered by the Court
that Publication be made ~ the south
cm Patriot, a newspaper published IN
the Town Of Houston Mississippi, once
a week lor the space of Que month,
warning therein the said Defendants to
appear before our next Cncua Ccurt
at a term thereof to be holden IA and
for said County Of Chickasaw at the
Court House IN the Town Of Houston,
on the first monday in September next
and plead answer OF demutr TO said Bill
Of complaint or the allegations therein
contained viii be taken for contested
aud docrecd accordingly.
- Glen under my hand and
Sd the seal ofsaid court at Of
~--- flee in Houston this the u
day OF June A d 1919
w NJ. M0FFAT, Clk.
June 18th 1919. 2-Jw
Southern patriot. (Houston, Chickasaw County, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-07-25
CANDIDATES.


t5r Circuit JaigE
1--WE are authorized 90 an.
uouncc col. JatuS T.. Herbert.
o! Monroe, "a candidate for the Office
of Judge Of thr Circuit Court, for ihe
9Th Judicial District of Mississippi
composed Of The counties OF Chicka
saw, Monroe, Lowudcs Ok,ibbeha
Choctow, Carroll. Tallaha,chic aud
\ alotusha.
Southern patriot. (Houston, Chickasaw County, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-07-25

ARE CONNECTED wrru rBI5 ESTABLISHMENT
C. Horses and carriages can be
at all times procured, and the best
Of stabling lurnishcd-hldep
WILLIAM II. WALTON
ABERDEEN, MI, July lst, 1919 Il III
Southern patriot. (Houston, Chickasaw County, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-07-25

Tor Sheriff.
1T.We are authorised to announce
,. ID. MiddiebFO0hs, a candid
ate for the Office of Sheriff, Of this
county atthe next November cleo
tion.
1rWE are authorized to announce
WIN. l.. Esa>kim, a candidate
for reelection to the Office ofSherih,
of this county, at the next Novem-
Der election.
For Probate Ciuk,
1--WE are authorised to an
nounce 4. T.. y. Dumas, a can
didato for the office of Probet Clerk,
of this county at the next November
election.
1FWe are authorised to an
nounco Jacob AuIt, a candidate
for re election to the office Of Pros
bate Clerk of this county, at the
next Nov. election.
15sWe are authorized to an
noance VIM. R. BUCHANAN,
a candidate for the office of Probate
Clerk Of this County at the next
November election.
For Circuit CLERK,
C. We are authorised to an
nounce, John 4. Cook, Esq. a
candidate for the office of Circuit
Clerk of this county at the next Nov.
election.
1--WE are authorized to announce
VIM. VI. MOllatl, as a candid
date forrc-election, to the office OF
Circuit Clerk, ofChickasaw County
at the November election
For Probate Jadgc.
C-TWeare authorized to announce
G.. w. Thornton a candidate fol
reelection to the Office Of Judge OIL
Probates for Chiekasaw County.-El
cotton November next.
For assessor Of TareS,
1i-Wc are authorised to an.
nounco J. l.. FIamckim, a can
didate for the office of Assessor o
Taxes for this county, at the mex
! Nov election.
0s-We are authorized 10 an
nounce William Lamham as ;
candidate for the Office of Assessor o
TAXES for this county, at the mex
| November election.
Southern patriot. (Houston, Chickasaw County, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-07-25

WVhu subscriber respectfully in
b forms bis friends and the public
generally that, be has this day open
ed an inlircly new Hotel in the city
Of Aberdeen, bearing the name OF the
WALTON HOUSE,
on the Northeast corner UfCommcrcc
and Chestnut Streets, Immediately
opposite the siurcs of Ncssrs CoZal
X Clarke, and Ecklurd N Gates, aud
near the centre OF the business part
0rthc City, where be will be gratili
cd TO see bis friends ~ any and all
times, aud will cndravcr TO render
their stay with him agreeable and
pleasant
The fare at this house shall not be
inferior to that Of any IN the country
| The table shall be bountilully sup
I piled with every necessary and lax
Iury that our market can afford
The services ofan experienced Coot
and suitable assistants have beer
procured, and no pains will be spar
ed TO render the tablUOtthC WALTON
/ llousu an attractive ono.
The rooms are l0tyt, aiJB UI
land HarigJ utHistud.- Thu beds goo
Ijyt5r gUf rItgU
Southern patriot. (Houston, Chickasaw County, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-07-25

Syrups, (various kinds Syringe,
do. Tinctures, do, Trnses, do Tweo-
zers, do. Walls, do. Vinegar Wat
ers, window Glass, Wines, &c.
Which will be sold very low for
CASH or to punctual customers.
]. STREET Il Co.
Z S.-Family medicines and pros
criptions put up with especial care.
Aberdeen, Mi. July Is 1919 6-ly
Southern patriot. (Houston, Chickasaw County, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-07-25
Attentive scrVants only, are
employed.

employed.
T. The subscribed trusts that un-
attention 10 the manage
mcnt OF the establishment, and an
earnest desire TO conduce to the com
forts will ensure a liberal share OF
public patronage 10 this new claim
ant t. favor.
n. .rs-r4 I r4sYFs+ ftr f-l a
Southern patriot. (Houston, Chickasaw County, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-07-25

New Drug store.
llbtldceR Ms.

IS now well furnished with every
b thing wanted IA that line am
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-12-08
SCHOOL HOUSES.

Tie following remarks hMrsanborn Of
lIngoyet 10 the New Hampshire House of
Representative, contains too much good
sense Ia bo ghuy passed uyor and d,sro-
gnrded. Every mnn aud woman who has
ever becn y, school ia New England, cuu
feel and appreciate the ruth OF similar ob.
surynlions They ought not TO he forgotten;
"Tho house where mdny Of tho best hours
Of iia are spent should bn made attractive
10 the eye of youth Tho young ninc IL
mould ed 10y the object u conIemplaicr. --
What h u that throws such nn enduring
charm about Yswoel homc'' II ~ undying
recollection of childish joys, otpareulnl love
of little domestic rreues, which are forgotten
hy nll except the ohild WHO participated ~
them. lfIhe school roomi,o made agreon-
hle aud comfurtnble, the ehld sltll love II an
n. does he home. Let every Gather WHO
seIdr clld 10 tllo Town Frluul cKRInipe ihe
house in which his cluld Is imprisoned Tor
six hutifr ~, a slAy, inr- nearly ten years OF
his life, aud see Il hp cannot detect Tier"
some material rensonH Why his child hates the
mnster, uiinfrels with his associates nid-clu'
ses 10 enrn. aiany child has been whip
ed Tor his INVERSION To school, when, II siiicl
Justice we're administered, the pnrrut should
have been whipped for sundinf hiii ih'rr'-
H. y che pareals diiiy 10 see lint the school
house h inriiing that is proporly Iepmed
aud ventilated, aud provided VIII all The nli'
pRrntus and furniture neccssnrylfor child .
comfort. ~ many Of our school houses,
children are suflocutcd by bad air u y the
ouiuiuu of thr fro-i eeii,seHt pllyslcians IN
our country that many chronic diSeaEes are
rngondcred in our ~ constructed school
honSus; that The seeds uf consumption, are
planted in many delicate child, 10y iuhalinE
the noNious AR of an impcrlcclly ventilated
sehoul rnoin. lTtha people understood the
laws of heuldl, would thoy thus torture thciI
children, and make their, life one long con
iiuucd disease Il moNcy, of MY esnslJoFa'
ton whun weighed against health aud hap
pincss; Ought Wa to be governed 10y mo
lives ofcconomy aud parsimony ia WITHHOLD
ing FROM the people The information necessn'
~ for tin remedy OF these tV,lsi Do We
mean to sacrifice our children to the Moloch
of nyarire DO we mean ia cOnhnc another
Generation 10 those modern Black Holes
where the air IL, for largo part of the day
M dsleiorious \. health and life M the mnla
ria of Campaigns II wr do not, let us tnkt
proper steps 10 disseminate tight upon n'
subject
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-12-08
PHILOSOPHY FOR THE AGE WI
LIVE IN.

a philosopher in the Baltimore sun, who
Inns studied the subject, aud wishes 10 let tie
public have The benefit Of his knowledge,
dscourscs Ms follows; ;
The T}th-Thc Boston Times says This
III YOU want TO Obtain u situation; n you
want Id uttUIu hrtp; II yuti wan, to hire 90
let house; IL you want To- obtain barriers
If YOU want 10 recover anything lost or stul-
en-; IL ) OF want to cell your goods, wares ana
murrtrutrtlA.4 iIIlIII II Anl v anl 10 gcl BUS,
mess, and make money, advertise, advertise.
Nearly every ono in business does adver-
,iso TO II certain extent Tor every painted
sipt nut up over tie door ar Otherwise. at n
store office or shop, IL tho advertisement 10
catch the attention OF the passer 10y aud iii
root him hs to the location aud business 10
-Nfi1t1 It-rIuir,t- Tl.ls-Is II e-nlIiA=
AIRY uIalle OF advertising, common Ms well ~
places where newspapers are published at
where thcrs are not, AMI Tar more ancient
than the publicdiun OF newspapers or
ihe art of printing and IL n very good mode,
us 'lur MS ii goes Ii IN cheap in proportion Ia
it's value and a sign once put W remains wiIi,-
out additional eXpensc,to be reud from week
to week, month 10 month, and from year 10
yeuf. Nobody III business, therefore, shunId
be, If any are, without sign
But Nhlle lnls hloue ~ "uN''"S"'b 20 -,
omuended to every Que. aud so universally
adopted TO catch the attentioh OF those whu
rass, it is not sufficient for the business nlntI
in tie. competition Of the present day. lie
INNS; study the improvement Ot the age, aud
hrinp TO his MD u)i tho facilities Which they
offer To him. lie not only has his sighs ~
to direct people into his store but he aH'er,
tises in The newspapers uidt ARE scattered
every week in all directions, thereby GIVING
to tie eu,iro public Information OF his bust
ness ut their own home, inviting them TO be-
come his customers, without waiting Tor
ther happening 70 pass Ills way aud observe
his sign. For tie accomplishment OF the
first five temporary wants men'i"ned by 'h'
Times, ofcuurse the Newspaper Is tho "i'5
nuurnurinLe instrument,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-12-08
Vol. 49, No, q, Whole No. Gas,

facilitate the formation of callus, Loug be-
fore the lime preacribod had nlnpsed' NJ
Spralfs suilarngs were greatly Increased ~
% gnnWinE, unhffnHHlHnir HrfHHlH'''i ''''' -
lrlulnLls ~ lle nature Of hls nlWenL w
ihs ltoK Lsing AT length unlocked, . sptcln,
ella presented ilsslf 20 tle viuw Of t'ie mrdi,
cal officers ~ present unparalleled ~ the his
lory Of llirir experience, Hundreds ~ Wng,
gois, hn iuch long, were stuck ,nlo iho cnlli
W,ui Only tha lipa ollher tails 10 bo seen, ,hs
remainder Of lhoir bodies heing fmhuddrd ~
Tie hesh. How 90 Get ni Ibis astounding pro-
,luclion wHs now The question, One ~ Hio
surgeons essnyod tho effect Of his iorCrpr,hul
No s0oucr was The instrument applied ll"''
The cfcGturcs broke sion OFT a second doc
lor, however, morn ingenious, ran 10 hlh chest
and returned with phinl, the conionw ~
which had the desired effect, Tlis,lhe first
si.s.. af iha Kind lIai occurred IN lhs hOspi,
lnl, was accounted for by soma oi ilie nu'
uirrOus pnrasiiicnl flies aiiraelrd there niler
lin battle uf1rnihlghr having deposied their
aepe ln lha wound O'BWnf's Mira! lilo
tsf0JJiieai Dictionary,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-12-08
rtlEILlTrERArE RoBBER.

A gentleman passing lurc II; night oycr the
P,ut Neur Ia Paris, was RccOsIed 10y polite
mud scrningly suppliani stranger, who ASKED
lila. Ia r..nd n paper which he hal just Then
rirktd np. The gentleman heid mp lbs lhn-
fern and complied. The following ~ u trans,
lntiou of the nics: '-
Sneak no, word when this you W read,
or IN an instant YOU II Ice dead,
Give mp your money, watch and rhgs,
-Or other valuable uingHs-
Depart then, quickly as you Will
.tlutr rene 4uheE Ailcncc still.
The gentleman Thought it bssi 10 deliver
mn his vnlunlles ne required
The ruhbcr WINS nitrrward recOenlleliy
the rcrson robl,ed. HIS identity WINS posi-
tiy,jy sworn To, aud tie following conlnssinH
was made By me TTifIIHHt! MY f1uTJts-t
cuni;.ss that OA the evening sIa~'ified, met
tfs gentleman SIII Punt hr'1t,F at'ti the.
trt1,shclion occurred ms lac mas related ~ hui
vel nn far from pu,lly. rnuno' rNm; !
prked the paper up aud Ih"uEtt hal a
might hc OF consequence. Sromg ihht the
gentleman had Hutcrn, J begged HIM in
do mc the favor ~ rssd lhr inprt. lie conf
pit,,d, amt % my SURPRISE, pun he Sa@tf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-12-08

IN the mennwhile, Mills had approached
lhe EiihHr shore, when lac discovered The
aiAnling appnplon Of armed nien on lhe
muk ITO knew ~ q glance What u meant,
The mob, 90 prevent my 81 tlo Mofm0ns
IRON escaping, had stationed guard huynHd
lhe fiyeF. Ito Instantly turned las, COURSE
down llie sirnnu, Nhru whole platoon lHl
III lher rifos, hul the distance wns too cou-
adorable, hail If bullets rbUlri around
him an the ice without iuIury,
If will lil the hends yei, bee said 10 Inn
selC and pat iur,h MI h,s speed Mills iiew
away whom be- hrrone conscious that some
6ne was pursuing lum, lle shckoned HE
ve0cty, nnd gradually wheeled nboui io oh
tain q yiaw Of iiH enemy, Hut tho latter whH
Fiiii iup remote Eos aH accurate survey. nnd
tho Mormon uttered aloud uHd prayer
"God grant me Ihnr Il be- Col, Turk, add !
am willing ~ dir =
On rushed the pursuer--1ii, fiill on, IKE
nn avalanche. The noise of hiH iron hknios
could lie hoard above the roar at ihe north
eTn blast, mud his dark tnrU iuofnrd ~ the
eliuerinF naoHbeHms iHTge ~ statute NJ a
e,nnt. AZ lee drew ueafef, the young preach
er smiled yeHomourly Hu recognized the
eh.persecutor, Col. Turk, and lac laughed
outright n laugh thel fuug oyef llle lrnzen
river line tho wild tcoir at some demon,
" hen he snw lhs Other unshehtha hW glnnin-
ing knife. Mills then immediately pulled hiH
own from In scHi'lt0ari, and started OF, ~
ha "a avoid the coming shock, Which might
otherwise prove fatal, 10y the mere force Of
the collision, 60 bollL
Aud lhan began series nt rulrih nhd con-
ming eyuluiionh 10 secure the advantage ~
I thus new method Of combat, The nosi icrrihle
over received. They marked the smooth
surface OF tho lco with circles, elhpscr, an
I II .....Il..l..EaaUa aud almost
every possible figure OF plain geometry bui
each seemed perfect skater, Hrhi could not
/ 6nd the other NJ fhult, or take him unpfepAr-
ed. They passed repeatedly within three
/ freCof each other, and made quick thfusls
which pierced to tho bone Aud elll the
cold grew more intense, and tho wrnlhlul
wind howlcd on, while their rUauunvrcF and
I HifiitH homehow carried them farther down
the river, where the crusted Ice wins thinner,
and cracked GaariIlly beneath their tread.
Finally, the Mormon took the desperate
resolve Ia terminate the strife 10y snctiheinR
I his own life to make sure OF his foe nj the
same time. IN tic following rush,he 40 Ion
! ger turned hside 60 avoid direct collision
aud frustrated tho attempt Of tho lynchcr Ia
that eud 10y swaycring slightly inwnrds from
n rgft line. -.
/ They met AL full speed, aud the shock was
/ like that Of the crush Of adverse comets. AZ
Ithc moment Of their fhll the qunking ice split
beneath their weight, with dcnlening roar
and tho wild waters, boiling and hisslng like
hell -yssll,,sesd, l,s,''' forever lic persecu-
tor mud HE victim, both victims now
hut the river sill rolled un''is way to 'h'
sea, the stars oil shouo ~ briglR and beau'l
lIl M Of OLD ~ the morning Of cteaiiou,Nliri
the angels OF God chuunicd their birth song
aud the wmthful wind of w,ntcr howled OF
over the icy grave ofIh1 enemies no more =
TINES.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-12-08

a. A distinguished physician. referring
IN The effects OF tight lucing says: NO anis
mad could SuryNe it, Take-the honest ok
and ENCLOSE his sides with hoop-poles, put
.nn oaL plank under hun. grid the whole WIN
a he'd cord, and demand OF hini eNeru"h.--
lie wuuld lt,tnr, indeed, hui it would he for
bronib." There, ladies, how do YOU like
The msenjlieh picture Of your owl cuscs
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-12-08

de days Of your life Z"
SAYING Ills, he len tho hotel in d rage and
ms was JiIs Inst rImu rvur ul's hitter 90 'l's
loKn noMhers.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-12-08

a young girl oftwenty, in mans attire, il
e''a 10 have been actively engaged in sixteen
. outlets, during tho late war in hungary,
A'''d De camp to one ofthe Magyar geueruis.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-07-06
MARSHALL LITERARY DEPOT,
AND AGENCY OFFICE.

TnE subscriber, having just received an ma.
sortmcnt Of cheap literary publications and
stationery, from the house of Stcarns a Co..
New York, offers them for sale at small ad-
vance on New York prices, at Gammago &
I.uckics Drug Store, two doors east OF the
Marshall Hotel.
Already shipped, and shortly expected, new
supply Of Books, Magazines, &c: Gre0i,cj
on t'ricicnc,, MarShs BOOK Keeping, RdnLHs
Architect, GcA,y's Lyiy's BOOK, Grahdm's Mag
a.ine, Snt,n'S iaion Magazine, Pciersoa's
late I,adys National, 200 Fourth n Judy P,c,o-
rml Brother .Jona,haas, Catalogue Il Nep Lar
Books, DC, DC. no II.
n. B.--Iadies and gentlemen viii please
call and examine for themselves.
!. q. STEARNS.
Subscriptions received for the New York
weekly tnircrse, the cheapest and hc Doi'ar
newspaper in the world; also tine Cosn,ojr,'Ve,
a large scm-monthly magazine, only 20 cents
per annum and the Wwb,ae fdrmer, n large
monthly magazine, devoted To- Agriculture, Iior-
ticu!turc, Horticulture, llousewiicry, Ne. Cop
les Of the above may be- seen at the Marshall
Literary Depot. All orders, ioa ro'd, will bc
pnncinally attended io. ]. u. =,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-07-06
Prospectus Of The Texas Republican

TnE success which has attended the publica-
ton of the REruBLcaN, and IT. circulation thus
far, has been well calculated TO cheer Us in our
course We have printed but few numbers
and our subscription is already larger perhaps
than that OF any other country paper in Texas
For the general appreciation with which our
sheet has been greeted, as well as the interest
which our friends have taken in its success, we
feel thankful, and ilattcr ourselves that we shall
continue TO fill the measure Of public expccta.
ton. We shall soon have an exchange list of
sixty or seventy Of the best newspapers in the
United States which will doubtless lend Us
great assistance in catering for the public taste.
Politics, Agriculture, Mechanics, Literature and
the Arts and Sciences, and all other subjects
worthy of public aecePiation, viii find an hum
bile advocate IL the REruDLicAS.
To those who are yet strangers to our paper,
We will say, that in politics We are dfmocraiic.
We advocate peasurcs--wc are the servants OF
principles, and not of men.
The Texas REPUBLICAN, IL printed weekly,
with new and beautiful type, on an imperial
sheet, ut the following terms Per annum, IN
adrance, TWO DOLLARS; within six months,
Three Dollars n: the end of the year Four
Dollars. Payments made within two months
from the time Of subscribing shall be consid-
cred in advance.
Il. A. g. +. J. PATILE
Marshall, 7rrns, jun, 1919
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-07-06
ELECTION NOTICE.

IN obedience TO the reclamation II his En-
1 ccilency, Gro. r. Woon, Governor of the
State II Texas, BEARING date the I7u, day o,
April, A. H. lsaa, and In pursuance OF law. !,
| T.. A. ratillo, Chief justice Of the County Of
Harr,on, IN the State Of Texas, do hereby or
der that Tire polls BE- opened a, the several pre-
cncis In said county, by the presiding oiFiceys
/ thereof on the first Monday IN August next, il
beng the sixth day thereof, for the purpose Of
clcc,ng Governor, Lieutenant Governor,
ard Commissioner Of the General Land Gt,icc !:
also a Representative In She Congress, Of the
United State, fcs the First Congressional Dis
,rct Of the state aforesaid: also Senator in
the Legislature Of the state aforesaid for Dis
,rct No. ~, composed Of the counties Of An
der-on, Angelina, Bowie, Cass, Cherokee, Col
lin, Cooke. Dallas Denton, fannin. Grnyson.
Harrison, Henderson, Hopkins Houston, Hunt,
Jasper. Jefferson, kauinamnn, Lamar, Liberty.
Naeogdochcs, Newton, Pamela, Polk, Red River,
Rush, Sabine, kan Augustine, Shelly, smith,
Titus, Tylcr, tpshmf, and Nanzandi also II
Senator Of tn. state aforesaid iot Dis,rc, No. O,
composed Of the counties If Harrison, Cpshur.
and Smith and Representatives as follows, 10
wit one for the counties of Harrison and
Up~llor, m" one for the county of Harrison.
And IN obedience to another Proclamation Of
lhis Excccpey, "a aforo said, II ia further or
tPfch, that ih' p"li+ !" Hp'n'n ~ aHfthAl'l, 10
that the votes of all thos, voting .er the State
Legislature he taken for and ag'.ins, the adop-
ton Of the proposed amendment of the Con-
! stituion Of the state Of Texas.
| The presiding officers viii each cause sep
arain list to he kept, containing NIL the nantes
Of those voting for Representatives in the state
Legislature, and PROFOUND to cacl, voter on said
list, the question, whether he votes for or
AGAINST the PROPOSED amendment to til. Con-
stitntoni The question will be answered r'ra
rocc, and the vote entered opposite the voters
name on the list. This list must contain the
names Of al those voting for Representatives
in the state Legislature, whether they vote up
on the said proposed amendmen, or not, ns one
| not voting on The amendment viii be counted
with those voting against il.
BY an order Of the county court OF the coun-
iy aforesaid, the following gentlemen arr the
presiding officers of their respective precincts,
for the year 1919:
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-07-06
DRS. LUcKlE & SKAYGS.
CEILING orr AT COST!

|FT>IlE undersigned having determined to close
l. their present business, now offer their en-
tire Stock Of Goods NJ cost---coinpri,ine gen.
eral variety, to wit: Dry goods, clothing, hats,
caps, boots shoes, sad,ilery hardware, queens
ware, and many other articles not enumerated
All of which were bought 1T very low prices.
Purchasers would do well TO examine our
stock before buying elsewhere.
TURNER a. SCOTT.
Shreveport, JIM ~, ISl9. nj At.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-07-06
Gin Ainmsa> Tor Sale.

TIME SUBSCRIBER ha. lot Of Cotton
l Gin Stands Of The manufacture Of Daniel
Pratt, of Autaga county, Ala, in store At the
Warehouse Of Perry Il Spell in Port caddc,
which he offers 20 sell b. ioW pt''ccs
The lot contains a variety Of from 10 20 60
saws.
The superiority Of these Gins, it Is presumed,
is already known 20 the public.
Prices, SO 90, 81 90 and 4 90 per saw,
Terms cash, or on efcdt TIL the ist January
next.
Refer to v. y. Perry, or ". Spell, Pori Cnl
do OF 10 the subscriber, s VI. HAGEKTY.
Port tasilo. June =, iSi9-3-Sn
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-07-06
COMMERCIAL. HOUSE fREOpENED).

COMMERCIAL. HOUSE (REOPENED).
THE Prorrielors Of the ebovc establishment
i would respectfully infer, the citizens ~
Shreveport, and the travelling pahl'c generally,
that they have re-opcned the Commercial Hou~,
on Texas street. convenient Ia the STEAMBOATS,,
and in the mos, hcal,Sy part Of the city. The
rooms are sp,aeious al airy, AMI hnnd.osncly
furnished. There Is also Ladies parlos In
very retired and pleasant part Of the building,
and for cleanliness and comfort, the Propsi.tors
hatler themselves not 10 have II surpassed in
the Southern country. Their table VIII, al all
iimc-, be furnished with every dclicaey Of tho
season, and the lhr (Which il very ro,nmodious
SAY 40 by rs i~,D supplied with the bcst of
Liquors, Wines, and Cigars Ito say nothing u
the Ice, Be-.
The rroprie,ors beg 'csve to state that they
have spared no pains mol expense In either Dc
partmen,, and that CAREFUL and attentive srr-
wants have been procured. All they ask Is
ifial--end by strict attention TO business they
hope to meet the appreciation, snd merit tho
patronage a liberal PUBLIC.
H. b. JONES. T. CO,
Juno IS nj iy I',cpr.stcs~.