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Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-08-01

~ HORSES, MULES, &c-From various sonr-
ces have recently to the conclusion that MANY per-
sons who are DESTROYS Of purchasing and selling Horses
place for the transaction of business of this kind on Cav
street. opposite Mr. VIM Woods stables and that sales
take place every SATURDAY MORNING, weather
will alwaysnd purchasers; and those disposed to buy will
find variety to select from.
N. b. Persons who wish to dispose will please call at
my store No 18th street before o'clock the mornnu Of
the sale. GEO. ]. SUMNER Aucf
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-08-01
STODART Il DUNHAM, Piano Forte Makers,

A BODEKER, No. II Market Bridge, Main St.
M has constantly on hand fresh and general assort
ment Of Medicines, Drugs, Chemicals, Paints, Oils Dye
Sufs, Window Glass, Brushes, Perfneres Fancy Arti-
those Medicines purchasers may rely upon obtaining them
pure and free from aduteraon and at as low and ac-
cof1modating terms as they be bought anywhere in
the city. All II
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-08-01

u street, importers and Dealers in DRY GOODS
AND HARDWARE.Hav received, of their own i'm
New ork, and ship Washington, at this port full and
general assortment Of Goods in both departments of their
business These, with purchases in the Northern mar
kets enable them to oier great advantages merchants
visiting Richmond for supplies at this season
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-08-01

"NDOW GLASS, &o.-The subscriber is con-
w stanty receiving additions to his assortment of
Window Glass of all sizes and qualities to which he in
ves the attention OF builders and Others His stock COM
prises the Wnslow, Mulca Mercer and other popular
brands OF double and single thickness, all of which will
be Offered ON accommodating terms
no II ALEX. DUVAL, l47 Main street
WDIANO FORTES, AND OTHER MUSICAL
INSTRUMENTS, Repaired and Tuned. l. The
subscribers continue in their employ gentleman every
VioLns, Accordeons etc
Moderate charges made for work done
NASH & WOODHOUSE,
Booksellers Stationers and Dealers in Piano Fortes
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-08-01

w for the Of Dyspepsia and all diseases arising
from disorder of the stomach and bowels, such Head
ache, Heartburn, Flatulency, Constipation, &c.
The above is an Invaluable medicine for the approach
ing season, and never fails to Dyspepsia and its at
tendant complaints the truth of which many persons
of city and neghborhood can testify from their
experience. g.
Constantly on hand and for sale by the only agent for
Richmond, ALEX DUVAL, Druggist,
my4 lat Main street.
SLATES AND SLATING.-Being Agents for
- Messrs R. 4 L Parry & Co., proprietors Of Peach
bottom Slate Quarries, Pa, we now receiving 300
squares FIRST quality gagged Slaes and prepared to fur
nsh any quantity also, to contract for covering buildings
with said States and will warrant perfectly tight and
durable roof the most reasonable terms. As regards
the quality Of their Slaes they considered very supe
ror and highly approved by all the experienced skaters in
the principal Northern Cities for durability, they
sdeed superior European sates having stood 40 years
trial without fading. j.
Mr. F Parry, who practical Slater, will superntend
all stating work contracted for Builders and others are
requested call and examine the States and certificates
of persons who have used them for roofing
r. WHITFIELD & SON,
an Gary and1O
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VARIETY.

Il. -. .r.t.,., I.a.txon ,,,l elect
DIST No - J.',ss ger ara 'e'N,s" 60 ~, IT,,
sr's K.lrc- aah'r ~" "''"' '''"''' W '''
Dit NJ, - Iii~ry and Pom WIZ e'ct' "'s n'p,
rr--,nis'nr ard make re"'h' !" "'e ""' '''' -
Liberty c"ht ,,..--. 81, H., ,., u.n,.s.,,a.
DIT, Nc, y GALVESTON VIII ei"o' '"o "'P''~'"'
tive. ,-.,.,.,..
Da 70 y iA'e F'ii ~, III ~ ~ III -, .
hst No ~ hfaf"f,a ai'l rN'' "'nu -, L.,,as
kcpfcsrni'nNe am maze fo'1'h' W "'' NV '"'''
Of brnknfin ry"np' ,c-..u l., 80.
D,a No =. Honigunef, and ninncs WI ,'', wv.
Representative ami make returns 70 'e "' "
nnsne' cnn'y ,.-,,-.,, 49,. ,.......,.,,,,,..
DIST Ne ~ Whkef @iu eject "'H, !" i"'-'nH1' .
N"'2f leon, h"t.r'-"n anu p,,f'I S W. +, -,
one kcp"~'ntauNe anu nl'Ae fe'u''N W VI" '"''' ~
NC "' I'm 49,, x,,,,,, will .lec, one
Representative and make return '" NV '"''' -
iSnr-ios' 'oWh. ,..u tL.o ,od
w. q haiaganih. t"h'h' ~, 10y" . ~
Wharton "i!l elr', one hfP, ~.'as'o 49, '''''''
turn. ~ We hlrl ,st.e {" '.'A-' III z ID, ,o.. H.,
No ~ f""fhl" ann fN'',' ~ Va -. -
preventative iih 'nabs fo'"'lN !" wv '"''
Aufun county - p-...,.,,,,
70 ~ iafvur MtH ~ w =. " p.,s'..,,ta
No " "AihiisNH WI e'''' ''" w
Nc. o., - IT.. ,,,ll ,ise, o.e
w 90 ''ii'',' ~ - n 80 t,.,,..
EeproeeniAll'e. md make returns " u'' '""' ''''''
Of basifYp 'uuha ,,..,. a -, o,..
W. u IMAM Af' "". ''" ~ a.. I-,,,.
Rapr'sshHus- anu hiAho 'e'"''' =" VI" '
1T Milan county,, - ,..tt.,.ti,,,li Lee,
No. X inSr, nay A'' -, -
one hfpr.rnliii'e ai'' ni'h9 'e'''' " wv
ucc u InNr county :, 49,. 40, +, I,., ,in
~ 20 'h"fh' ~ VI n No. ~ ~. ch,,f
elect "oe '"P,'''''-', .,'',,' "''' '''''''
j',.'icr q 'iciona comfy ,., ,,.u,,, ,,,,,
No u '"difhaN, '"'i'"t' '''+ =
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DRUGS. ETC.
THE NEW DRUG STORE.

- TIE subscriber having purchased the
stand formerly owned by Johnson 4 Co.,
u long and isyorably known IA the Mar
shall Drug Nfrc, invite the attention of the
citizens Of Harrison and ncghboring counties,
10 their choice and well selected stocks OF
Drugs Medic'nes, Pants, Obs, Dyes, and Pam
,iy Medicines; all OF which they Viii sell at
prices as cheap as they can bc bought at Shreve-
port, OF any ether city town, village, or hamlet,
west of that place. Their STOCK consists IN
mart OF the following articles, viz: RuuDr,
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MERCANTILE.
,rw GOODS: NEW 0OODsN
lust RECEIVED, direct from New YORK

- mi SpRTNG GOODS.
Consisting of Tie ates. styles, aHd for sale by
~. subser,l.rs. A, their ED stand, Noisfh-,cssi
e1,,,r of the public square, Marshall, Texas,
Amooc which, may he found !. /, IA Brown
end bleschcd Shoetlngs and Shirtipgs, brown
bills. Ticking. Cottonsdcs, DenIms, Chambry'
\aukcen. Camlct Jeans, Ripca CASHMERE
Cne,.s. -, brown, checked and French Lin
'"N FOR Ladies War: ,.,.,
Table II 81, "a cheap artlcle) English
French and American Prints, new stylcs)
checked, striped, pls,d, solid pink and black
t.,ngbams, printed Lawns, Jaokoncl and Mus
l,ns' f.iry and sain-striped Bcrcgcs, fancy, six
and lius n poplins, linen Bcrpgc, fancy Organizes
einoham Lawns, Chambray linen Gnghams,
Chambrny Bingham, black and mourning Lawns,
white, pax and black Grapes, supr., white. dress
Silk. klpaea and mohair lustrcs, grass Skirts
silk Bep, ~ and linen Shawls and Scaris, fancy
linen fr,nats, q new article for Indies irim-
mines.) blue, scarlet, green and white Florence
black and white Bobouels, linen Edgings, In
settings and lAces, cambria Edgiugs and Insert
iags, Swiss Edgngs and Inscrtings, thread and
Iisia Edpings, inscrtngs aud laces, gingham and
silk Parasols and para-oletts, silk, glngham, and
cotton Umbrellas w n cambria lldkis, assd
silk pocket lldk'is assd, black lace Wells
fancy, bonnet, cap and ialleta Rbons' ass'd, Ar.
tiiie,al Flowers, fancy, shell, twist Combs, shell
side do, paper Fans, liar Pms, Whale-bones
Hooks and Eyes, cotton Welting Cord, PASTE
Boards, LADIES' black, white and fancy kic
Gloves fllct, white black and colored Sill
Gloves, black lace Mirts, thread, Isle and cotton
Gloves, cotton Hose, &c. &c.
G,n,bemeS Wear.
Gents. black KID pearl silk, cold ak, threac
and llse Gloves ginghau,, muslin, silk and linen
black, Italian and fancy silk trayats, assorted
Braces, cotton , Hose &c, &c.
Houiefs.
Florence braid, lace and straw, French Rut
land and Devon Bonncts, late., styles.
To which, we inyii" the particular attention
OF cur old friends and customers, and the PuhH
generally, as We a.c determined TO sell on NOR
reasonable terms than such goods have eve
heretofore been bought or sold IN tins market
Cal and eramins. We will most ccriainl
make good our promises, We aherge noihin
for, but take pleasure in, showing our goods.
lmy26-llyl EVANS, GREGG, ~ KEY.
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POWElL'S HOTEL.
WORTHY OF ATTENTIONS


lust ARRIVED, and for sale on ID
- terms, ut the old stand of Evans, Gr.-i
kcy-SoAh-mest eoraer OF the square, Msrssa
Texas
Wood War.
Painted Tubs, kecler, and Buckets, Ccdr \
gins and chums, Wen Buckets, HAS II
and vanished Buckets, lialfbushel Meas.q
Market Baskets, Wash Boards, Butter pns
Rolling Pins, DomDohns, Cocoa Dippers, s.
Nuu5rws.
Superior Indigo and Nader Pepper, Gas
Birthstone, Flower Sulphur, Sal, pctre, sd
tus, Alum, Salts, Starch, Glue, Copprras. q
+. +. +. Rifle Powder, 500 lbs. Lead, leo ]
Shot, Gail kinds,) 800 lbs. Star Candies
bbls, Apple Vinegar.
Castings
Nine thousand lhs. Round Pots. Oven &
Spiders, odd Lids, Andirons, Wagon Boxes
sc, 600 Ok Chains.
Rope.
Balling, Manila, and cotton Rope, all 81
OSdabwgS.
-Four hundred yds heavy Alabama. Ca4#
see the price.
.Samncr C2ofi,ag.
a general assortment-all qualities z
and Gaps, Gents fashionable Beaver Led
and Chip Hats, Boys and Gems British ID
and Pearl Braid do, Cloth Caps assorted.
mN2f-iy
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"OF INTER EST TO ALL"
TIE GENUINE BALM OF COLUMBIA

FOR RESTORING TIE HAIR.
If YOU wish n rich, luxuriant head Of hair,
free from dandruif and scurt, do not fail to pro-
cure the G,pHue Balm Of CoIgmbio
Connects and Daileys Magical Pam Extractor.
The worlds mond,r, pronounced so by all
who have ever used them. White swelling, in.
iIamaiion, pain in the back, neck, limbs tender
or sore feet, and all scroiuous sores, &C., &c,
are speedily cured by Daley a. Councils Pan,
Extractor.
Comsiock's Hws's Ncrle ana Bone Linimens,
and Indian Vegetable Ehrr, is warranted 10
cure any case Of rheumatism, eent, contracted
chords and muscles, or stiff joints, and strength
en- weak limbs, &c.
Deafness.
Use DR.. McNaiis Acoustic OIL for the cure OF
deafness.
HAYS Imminent for The Pies.
The worst eases of piles are cured IN short
time by the use of the genuine Uqgs's LuHuerR
Jonistock e. Co.'S Concenydiei Compound
flaii Eriract n Narapariiia for the cure OF
scrotula, chrome rheumatism, general debil.
iy eu,ancous diseases, SUBSCRIPTIONS of tic
skin, &c.
Dr. Spohn's Sick Hea1qchc Remedy
This remedy will efectually destroy any at
tack Of headache either nervous or bilious.
LongtvS Great Western Indian PaHaced,
For the cure of dis ,cpsia, liver complaint, in
digestion, loss Of appetite and bilious affections.
The Grcat Pam Killer.
No medicine has been discovered, that is so
happily adopted to use, internally and ertcnerai.
~, ~ this. See numerous certificates accoinpa-
nyng each bottle of medicine
Dr. LarscftS JHRo torimL or Prucrcd,ire
IHrir
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VANS g. TR A W OK,
DIR l. GGIS Il :,

MARSHALL, HARRISON COUNTY, TtXAs,
IVAVE on hand, and Offer Tor sale low, a
general assortment OF Genuine Medi-
cines, Paints, Oils, Dycstuils, Periumery, Fancy
Soaps, &c, &c. Also, Patent Medicines among
which, are
Dr. Jayne's Family licdieoes, Or. Mo'ats
Lif Piis and Phcnir Biters; Wistar's BaisdD'
If Wa Cherry: DR.. Rogers Compound Nwup
II Lirericorf and Tar for the cure of consump-
ton, chronic coughs, &c; the celebrated jew
Dayld's or Hbrlc Plaster; Collins Kng-bon
and Spirm Specific, and the celebrated Founder
Ointment for horses, Noee Iarnish IA new ar,i.
clc), &c, &c.
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TAKFN mp by NJ. Spell, and posted I
i A. Jcrngan, ESD beat No. 3, on n
Nav, isl9, certain bay horse with :
face, about fourteen hands high, seven yeas
appraised at ter'y dollars.
AlsSO-Takeh up by Ariher B,lne'
posted before A. Jernlgan, Esq, bea, No I
the Goth May, lsi9, n certain bay mule y
three years old, and branded with the 'els
on the left shoulder, and appraised nj 40 o.
Also, a small ercau-coiored pony, about
years old, appraised 4; twenty-five dollars
cents.
T.. E. BEAZLEY, or
June I, 1870 II. D.
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DRTG ME DfCINES dc.

.,2 THE undersigned would inform the pub
III lie that he has opened new Drug and
u Book Siore IN shreveport, on Texas street,
where he offers, either at wholesale or retail, the
largest stock of fresh Drugs, Uediciacs, and
Books ever before brought to western Louls-
ana. The following comprises 4 part Of his
stock
One thousand ounces Sulphaie Quinisc, two
hundred pounds English and American Calosasi
one hundred ounces Nuiphafc Mo,phne, one
hundred pounds Gum Opium, two hundred
pounds Gum Cduphsr, one hundred pounds
Rhabarb, soyenty-ii,e pounds Eyicac, and other
articles in proportion Surgicai Instruments,
Tooih and Gaping Instruments, Pants and
DYe S'gfS, ten thousand pounds Whuc Lad,
pure and no. | Red Ledl, Black tread, PARIS
Grr'n, Chrome Gren, ieiiom Ochre, indigo
aud Haiicr paint, -,hoo, sarnish, and white.
wash Brushs; Oiis--castor, linsced, sperm,
lard, whale, olive, tanner's TavsHi,ne, Var
tiacs assorted Gia1icr's, Diamonds, five hum
c'rod boxes GLASS, all sizes Puitn dc. 4
general selection Of school and miscellaneous
Boots, with Paper and Stafiopry. Call aud
examine nj GIN j\O. W. SMITH
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And one to the Agent or getter up of the club.
Three copies of the Ndiuriay Etep,rc Post,
and one Of either Graham's Naga.tp or 90
dcp'S Lady's Book, for FIVE dollars.
Five copies Of the Naiurday Evening Post,
and two of either Graham's Magazine or 60
dcys Lqdys Boot, for ten dollars.
Three copies of the Naiurioy Ercring Post,
and two Of the LGiics' GariaHd, for FIVE dollars.
SIX copies of the Saturday Erouing Post,
and four OF the Lad,es' Garland Tor ten dollars
Two copies Of the Saturday Erca,ug Post,
and two of the Fountain, Containing 352 pages
Of original letter press and of Sartain's best
Magazine engrayngs) for four dollars.
PREMIUM OFFERED.
The Post Office Of any town in the Union,
from which We shall receive the greatest num-
Der of subscribers 10 the Saturday Ereniag
Post, during the year, between the lst Of No
ycmbcr, 1913, and the lst OF November, 1919
(thc papers 10 be mailed to such Post-Oillce.
or to subscribers through it, shall be entitled
TO a continuance of the whole number Of the
subscriptions g'atNiioisiy for one year a.ter liz,
expiration of the wear for which their subserip-
tons shall have been paid
The papers viii be continued on, either TO
the subscribers thcmseNcs, or 10 the agents
through whom we may receive the orders for
quantities, and to whom the package or pack
ayes may be directed, or TO both, If thcra should
be- both IN the same town, as the case may be.
ALWAYS IN ADVANCE.
The Money for Clubs must be- always sent in
adj ance Subscriptions may be sent at our
risk. (Whcn the sum is large, draft should
be- procured, il possible, the cost of which
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Wagon and Carriage Mandatory.

~r1 TIE Public are invited 10
AkNN call at the subscribers Way
sasssaAkaRA- on and Carriage Manuiacto-
ry, which he has recently erected at his steam
mill, one mile and fourth northwest from the
town Of Marshall. lie Is prepared with as good
materials as the country affords for making to
ORDER and repairing wagons, carriages, and We
hicles Of every description, at short notice.
Connected with the above establishment he
has also 4 BLACKSMITH SHOP, in which
he is prepared to execute every description Of
work, without delay
Also CABINET SHOP and WARE
HOUNE in which can be found at MI times
general assortment of household furniture,
made Of good materials, and neatly finished.
June =, 1879 NJ A. D. Bl KRESS
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IRON FOUNDRY.

lust ERECTING in the East part d
- town of Marshall and viii have "
ration IN a vary short time, an Iron oal
prepared TO east a variety Of articles, S'F
ncularly plo,v.moull" of the most alr
plan. \ u h'khh'N
Jun, ] isiH !"
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NutFhe' ~ WI ...l
grs,nfr apsso' 81, hafoh ~ ~
ist-, u = f-q"'f''i ''',' " e',
un inf 'eN,'"f' - - ~.
Governor and Commissioner Of the 'rrr'ai ia,n ~
dc- Is held throughout hir STAT Oh M hi'' "'h|'
IN Angus, n.tt; -. .,.,.,.,. ..
Now hsrrforr Ibtbk'' y "',o"' ,-. 49,.
of the spae Il fcus, DO BY virtue o us ap4hp','f ~
me vc.isd hereby or'i'f AMI difcci ua' ~, >,
1t the several Freiner o. We fssi''uNr ."u" W
Tho stair. the hr>' h"nlAy W NAIh ~ - Nv
gust ns,i. tf The eieeiiof, bs nAii't ~ ,'Ne,'
a Lieutenant t.asrrsf, ard e. h@p,'''t' ~ u" 80
eral Lard Ole The 'hici la,ho- % w ~ -.
counties ,anf N e'~' - f.'p.'f ~ "~ ~. ~ -
Ju-tice. 90 n7his ~ i'A' ""'t y, &C. w" ~ -
81 tlr County eihu'i~ hf''' W.T. ., ''i'5''Af' 49,
du. aO'ior and rai'-r i'f'- =" - 80 - 20 -,
prrcrnet 4 hen ~ 'op's,. w wv sa" ~.
Monday he siih Gay ~ NsN'', 'A'' i ~,
a. afnfr-nrl - 'as.'','' w ,,'
and enl'a'-~'"eF % '' 'iFi' ''t1 ''''t. =, vi
>a'e The returns ~ ,,e 'r'lHl' iDi ''''.,1 ~
I"nirnAd '"Nrfhaf WI ~ g'J'lt uN''. 's''t .i
az, asi iiasniil7 ny ~. he' ','''s ~ ~ y" 81
c'uniies ard "a 'a', ~ 'h'am'l IN ~ o'''f ,'a
Ju-uc., - ii'tdit ~ 'i''' ''"''' " a' ~ -"
uo a he eniY .i.'"-' 'oi'.'sl ip"t 't-N'
~ Hoas. = hff..'niai'.' Al " cry o. ai-ln. ~
dorYd nv u .nll- vi ~ - -
'"seRuf ne ''',ih' ~ wv '''" ~ H. -
b. mads cat -,l.arllt, 'a''d up an" "N'''''''' "
III r,f.iar, q stat -,
Nnd whtfts, W y" ~ ~, u =, ~ ~.
Thai an e'rft" - h.l N l" -''''N' W. .i,'
A a..
a District TOT representative N te '""s"~'' vi"
United STATE. IL, ,,,,
Theriof' dn hereby inr,hef 'flrf anu liz ,,s ,
the ,liet ''s'i'rs sun N ~ ol .h,Hh'f " ~
vi 'h"i ''ruor, ", W. 'n.u'', - w, - ~.
,'en asiy i"o ct ne "ph,y ''m"ts'' ~ -,
r"nnir "i AN'.f-"l N'1'',', 49, -, &C.,
k,rt '"hi 'n"t'' p,ar' ''i ~ IT,, H.,
iimr-on '.hn.'~si' ~ uiN'''' $50 - H.
tff rs'n' kaufman 'T n ~ S.,,i,. s.n
Newton fhn"'a i".t' - r." ~ - -, ,nJ
Ahsu.'hr, H"'ipf, ou'''''' -, e. w., ,,,,,..
van Nai'uN is'f'N" 't, -. p..,,up
.iH@i p,-nl'l, ~ ~ =. Va p E,lh,aiu .ilm,n
bTs'f' nnns si h," vi ~ ~, I,,s,,e Var,
n"~''"n. IN - sI1., ,a.,.i. ,,,,,.s
he'rl' '''''suh '',, w. $500 r.. x,es i.o,
.H"in'ul'' uMIE' n', ia, W,,' ua,,,so,.,,v
ia'n'-pi'' 'aias',,sf ~ Io,,,,,
Navarro $50 r'.,. 80, w'i.,, Wssb,n,
'p'' 49, u,,,.n...,, ,J v,,,,r, ,ssr,c,,,ely
pn ".np, u'r ,....',,,,'si I,,.,,,,, 90. IN.
cp'-S5 We III. ,I' n,.,'sI a. .e',,s,l nj lbc
nue. ''u -, :, MA, ie,,' e,,,,i.s a., ,hf
rffcrii precincts VI urn lt>t'fHN' ''"'Ef " ~
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NEW GOODS.-1ho UNDERSIGNED have ust
4 received, and are now opening at their new
house, Wca OF the public square, in the town
Of Marshall, Stock Of Spring and Summer
Goods OF almost every variety usually found IN
retail -storcs, which they offer Low for CASH.
Those wishing to purchase, are respectfully nv-
ted to cail and examine their stock.
lmy56-lyl J. W. BARRETT & Co.
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DIRECT FROM NEW YORK +.
GREAT REDUCTION N THE rRicr OF aoops

GREAT REDUCTION ~ THE rRicE OF aoops ~
Distance no, only lends enchaniment TO the view,
Bot prof, to those who their interest purstr
THE subscribers having had the benefit Of the
Eastern market would beg leave 10 state to iiielr
friends and the public, that they are noa rcatiy-
ing and opening u large and splendid stock Of
Dry Goods OF entirely dew and improved
STYLES, fresh from the manufacturers, and well
adapted to the Season, To which they lnvl,,
thsir attention, with full confidence that they can
nekc it greatly to their interest 10 call on them
Imy26-llyl WARD a. WILSON.
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NJ A SHALL HOTEL.

TiIE subscriber bcgs leave to inform
i public, that he now occupies this j
known house, and from long experience, he l
confident that entire satisfaction VIII bt pil
His stables are well supplied, and his heuse
nlshed with every article necessary for The I.
Tor, OF his customers.
Having recently enlarged his apartment
will be able to accommodate as many as
favor him with their patronage. Cali and :.
Imy27~llyl l.. HUM
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+ X L $ II A RlV AL

i X L 5 II ARRlV VAL,
NE haze Just received, and will positively
W sell low, the following articles, TO wit
A lot OF
Reaag- Made Clothing,
consisting Of every variety of Goats, Pants,
Vests, Drawers, Shirts, Hose, &c. a lot of
IGr3edrt,
consisting Of Nails assorted, Stoves, superior
heavy {. :. Hoes, liand-saws, Files, Locks,
Cotton cards, Trowes, lacks, &c, DC.
A good supply Of heavy
Osaaburgs and Shee'iags;
also, light stock of Prints, (new style,) Print.
ed Jackonois, Irish Linen, &c.
Powder shot. Lead, Caps, Rope, Spices,
Pepper, Starch, Sc, &e.
tmy26-llyl WARD g. WILSON.
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DHp.sr.rar OF Sr.tr,(
A,.iin. Apnl ?, 1870. !
To u, Hoso,au, Chief Ja.,o
>,r-Enss~-sd herein you will receive copy Of the
t,ov.rnor's Proclamation direolne vote 10 irr taken
IN the several coubtl- tlr state on the first Nunisy
IN Augs nest upon the proposed amendment 'o ihe
Constitution. You vii PLEASE give particular n-ifur
ton. the psreine, presiding ohrar OF your county
how proc.c1 IN taking N. snid vote ard tie maun,r
Of maains their return In yut.
II II the opinIon Of the Attorney General that the
Constitution eonirmlnc- that the vote the Proposed
amendment should h. ,f-s. and that lris oi
ia. pa,sss Of all those voting for Representatives m the
s,sl. Legislature should h. ttrnr Ia the SECRETARY ri
State. and that snid lists should show the sor Of Zach
person placed opposite his name, iof OF against the pro
nssard amendment.
1t II Their .,r- respectfully suggested that you will III
rec, t~ ivcirc' presiding officers In keep such 'is-
md psopo1bd each ssing for Representative
the Stair legislature ths t,s-l,on, whether h, Vo,rs
fr,w srsins, the -ad prop. ~ed anrnm.n N the Con.
si,,tion and Immediately cause his VOTE be placed
opp ate his name on the iisi.
The Constitution APPEAR To contemplate majority
ID all ih-r voting Tor Representatives m the Snir lg
4alatur necessary u amendment ui that in.,ri-
rent ii~nc. III. Importance Of having rstnr ui the
snmes Of all persons voting for Representative whrfh.
they vote upon the question oi the pfv-~ed change
10 the Constitution OF not.
fvum the precinct Int. returned YOU YOU viii i'm.
ua,sIy conp'. Ii complete and CORRECT ii-' Of The
oi all 'ho~. voting ipr Representatives m the
tate Legislature, and plao. On said st, fp,-siie the
II all those voting the proposed amendment
4 thr Constitution, word designating these
as, ff and th-, asan-, the adopiion o, the SAID
prpts~rd amendment THIS complete list, YOU will
nnsnui by msiI scaled the Department OF state.
| have ii, honor tn he,
Very R,si-ctiuy.
Your ot--f'irnt servant.
" D. MILLER
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HAN BE HAD at BRUCE'S, No. II 81
I STREET, Nen Orleans. la;
Regaiid--Sons Of Temperance, Tsmpl
Honor, Degree Aprons, Council APPS and u
.jeoeis for Oticers--Sons of Temsrs,'
Temples Of Honor, Young Brothers, Muo /
Seals engraved on Wood and Bras. 4
handsome devices. Price from 81 to $50 j
grOrders from Divisions, Temples, o, Io1
in the country will be attended 10 with ..,s,<]
Watches. 1ewelry and Fancy Articles ca
purchased at this store, a, New York wice.
may l6. lsia. nj IA,
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IRA NJ. fREEM AN,

IRA NJ. FREEMAN.
HAS The pleasure to say TO the people of
l l Marshall and surrounding country. that
he continues TO sell Goods, Wares, and Mcrchan-
dire "a cheap as any, and is anxious 10 wal, up.
on has old customers in that capacity, Jf' Store
one door West n he Marshall itof,i N where
may be found a variety of -casonahlc rood -
We solci's a 'haIc OF rnhlc ra,icn1gc.
BY. Nv