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LAND WARRANTS WANTED
a Few LAND WARRANTS wanted. Apply at q
a Aatehsz street, up stains my 81
OK TtERcEs. Casys..9 ae Il flAMs-ior sale By
;sso1gt WHirfE4 l6 RE- q q LITTER.
900 BOXES No. ! So go. sale BY.
leA Jl9 10 Tchouptopias street
80 600 cas- g KS Z N or. -T,-
AJsOuJ j. es- sI sais 81
s@lat "hAilhaiS5E Tebo q SsdIs s,Iss,
OA0 BOXES New Rsdlesi sPERM CANpLEs-fOr
le ~ IL 10 Tnhoupitoulas street.
-, CEMENT.
$50 BARRELS Demsn x Nelson's, aud Browns Ro-
slCN sendae, landing fiom brig LowdeI and bark Auto.
ieon,-lof sale by JOHN STROUD & CO.,
-Ie u III Common street,
Blal6e's Patent Fire and Water Proof
MINERAL PAINT.
USf received fresh snpDlV of the above article for
BUR CO. 81 BsNR PEacE tie only dspO q Oh
"ase tins Paint can be found in tRe S9qsh
FAMILIES GOING ACROSS The. LAKE,
ND who are IN want OF STORES. VIII ind e 70 their
l p FAMILY SCI sF6 81 " Ss Ss e % q So
isf6 - - CHAs ssTSoGGHToN, 81 oamp ST.
] 9. WEBER, Boot aud shoe Dealer.
~; Is 81 s s"oa gis$ S.
Keeps constantly hand every thing in his Hne-noudng
great variety Of LADIEs' AND GEETLkMEN Doors AND
oH9ksand VIII sell at the lowest Cash Prices share Of
public patronage il respectfully solicited. ap7 "
oOLEMAN's IMPROVED PATENTPoRTABLE
UJfI1I LII TOR Y MILLS,
M ANUFACIUREDb y w P. COLEMAN, Girod street,
1Vl door below BarOnne, New Orleans. These Mils
are IN successful operation in the following States, viz
OHIO, New York Rehnsylyan Virginia, Kentucky, Indie
ana, Illinois, Michigan Wisconsin, Iowa. Missouri An
kansas, Tennessee Alabama Mississippi Louisiana Texas
Mexico and account of their portability, the very
thing for California. number Of them have been pur-
chased recently for those Diggihs"
~ Warranted to perform the satisfaction OF the puF
chaser, OF money refunded [mh14l w, p G.
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ASS % KS ll1N HOTEL
nlo lsVQre ltsnT Of the citizens Of Louisiana Ell-
lppi Aed aaoiAine Htafes, was Ee-OpeRed lbF the
alie.aqons 500 additions have been made dFHug thel
Nhei. WIN view Of l1lf 41l
pie and WORTHY the patronage hitherto hettov-ed
The Pass d rendered Of b. he sulen "a line 81
ofnla which leave Lake Fonelaltlaa daily, and e Nu
bile and aiOntezuma tTi-Feekly.
Attached 20 the Hotel Is AeademHfnF Young Miss
and Boys IN separats deparimepE under The able manage
ment Of Mr. hlackuan- well and arorablY known the
residents 81 New OHeans The Academy viii 0pan June l.
Two Phyueianr, Of well known standing. dwell the
Pasa r III. MONTGOMERY, nlanaFef
al mgjlable mat'ef lsls a ihs Qfcs5 Of Alslirs.
Canal and Camp streets viii Be forwarded daily. my25 SIN
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HOTELS. &c.


Bay ST. LOUIS HOTEL
k8fNla yabssHent having psep repaired end newly ful-
nsbsd. VII Be openet o. IN 2eIh q May for sas
reception Of Fisefs and Families wishing 20 1peld Che
simmer at pleasant WaIerils Place The undesl
azHBd have purchased ths pgppatg lor perasneat Ii
dsncs and wit ksep he bouse epea euniuer as Winter
The best Cocks, Stew ards and vnis engaged and 30
pans Expense vii be spared q render tho stay Of vgals
pleasant and agreeable. fmyz 6m1 q LEWIS 3 Cal
SHADY GROVE. .BTLoXL
4tllE subselsr has open and ready iie 1eeepti0n
a ~ The Dublic, that pleasant relreaa. the 9t AuN
GROVE situated on tie Bay Of Biloxi The Haon1s
are airy and asFeeahetHe grounds ard
eqnyenisnce afforded fer families Wishing O. exchange the
confined ar pf the city for atp oafea and hne ua
wafer bathing The Table furnished with 81 the good
things 70 b. procured 10 the New Orleans maet there being
almost da y communication with that city
Board and Lodting--per day ..s..,.-e %
per week y "
js 90 I'm JOHN COATES.
B 0 Ak DING ROUSE.
121 GRg7YIER Street. bsf5eea ST. Carries and Carcss
destStrcetsfne door from tie If Car1naee Sc
MRS WILSON. Cate of n Bisnvilie snsetJ respect.
Az rally inofnB her and the pubic asHefllf,
that she continues in the above eligible location pcru-
pied BY her during tla last year Che has had heFi4
HOUSE thoroughly feitted and prepared loI the
ddfnu Of gentlemen exclusively lratei ii for pass piIon
she hopes By digent attention TO the c0ar and
yenence Of her patrons % merit ard receive q
the sauie Il = terms viii BE-, heretofore, ROuERArR.
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FOR nALTF0RMTa

,rTcn, LUX, UAIlItUhWLAs
USI received by the subscribers Supply Of COLTS
u hENtllaNEteS and U. S. YAUGER Rs g
614ES. AlsO--Genuine DeHngeT Pistols Rilled - q.
bet- Pistols, snort and heavy Double Guns, -
6owle KNIVES, Pocket Compasses, Percussion zs
81 tlasks, Bullet Pouches Pistol Belts ETC. etc
mhlO HYDE q GOODRICH, is Charrss At. 2
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ooLHMAN,s InlPRoYEp PATENrPoRrA.

WANTED IMMEDIATELY.
NHT HOLES ALE purchayers to call and examine very
w large stock of HATS and GAPS in store and 80,
constantly receiving by every arrival from New
York direct from my mandatory In New. - ~
N ark, n y. can sell cheaper than any other house
the city, and there cannot be found in New Orleans
better assortment of those articles have present store
oUO dozen of black white and pearl BUENA NISTAS Of
tuT and wool JOHN DURBRIDGE,
IylA 28 a. m Stair e
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THROUGH 9ssysa 8 sR s,. "a B.yss.se Travel

Time through, 81 MISUNDERSTANDING stOppaFss. Staging
reduced TO 81 Three DALLY rAGE LINES between
Opelka and Griffin. passing through esI Point. LaGTaHgs
and GreenVle to Grin besides Coaches always
readiness 10 carry Onward any number ofthIough
geE without detention.
The Cans the Railroad are Of the most approved con-
srueiion Those upon the Georgia Rairoad provided with
stafe. rooms and berths, Tor niE BIT tavef.
For through tickets, auply % the Agent the Exchange
Hotel Montgomery Hall, Or adou House, aIonlEoneTy,
Alah1ma.
fA'senEels nfaeniini- Though tickets of he Aeani
q MONTGOMERY. viii save about 4A
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PLANTERS HOTEL.

I'IIE undersigned, would most respecii
inform his friends and the public eener
that he la. become the proprietor ct the L
aud commodiou@ building situated on the NJ
eaa cornsr Of the public sqnarc--knowa
some ~ the Walton llouse---where he Is nj
to receive and accommodate the wear ifasss'
aud al others vino may favor him with n
patronage Ia such n manner he trusts, as I
give general satisfaction, and ensure hlm 4
,ral share Of public favor.
This fine building is now being finish
the ,cf} best manner, and is We'll adapted % (
accommodation Of families, having a numh-'
spacious rooms. which will be well iufnishe.
lls table viii be furnished with the hes; I
country affords. lis stables will be- well \.
Piled with proycndcr and attentive o.,ler.
short, you viii do well Ia call at the Piaae
Hoiri, and Judge for yourselves.
Imy27-llyl W g. l. NORRIS
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V


DIT NJ - la-pcf. Ilief AMI '"ihr.''h Nhi ','''
~. Representative anal make rciu'is 20 '' he' '"S
DIST 81 ~ Isf~rty nnd f4k Wh s"'' mF ~
r.s.nfauff and MAKE ~iufns u we 'hF' 'tN"'' "
lal.-riy s.unts
D,a No >. Gals esion vii elect two h"pro''aia
tives --,-,.....
jhs No % Hairs viii elrci shrne Representative
D,a W - Br,xnta std f''ri hoila WI ~ ~"
Reprsrniau,e a'd make rrlnu'" 70 The 'hri '"'"''
af llraf.fta rl-tufy
bat No - Montgomery ard ''fin'e. N"' s",' '''.
Rrl-srutaii,e Ad make ~ iurf- 20 s thici 'N'' ~
,fu.. county
DIT y ~ Walsct VIII elsci ons keFn''entan'
=. - i'pn. ko'sF's''n and hfaf'~ w.. ''''
ne, n ,ai county
" W - limestone end Navarro VIII rr'i 'i''
Kepfr.ntats and make fviunt :" uir nal '"''" "
lupr.tanr cpuuiy
No. ~ Matrr0rla, Calhoun, Jaekrfh ana
Wharton sill r,.rt anr Ecprsrni9use hhd naAr io'
iurf- to the Chs-f Justice Of ja,k~n c'-m'}
preventative and make fctafs go Use tt-i 'u+N'r g
Aipiin county
v ~ fafefir wl.l elect one bfiffsfniatiN'
Ne 3. Waslaugiua vii rlretefe kefff-'h'a
tYe.
y % Hureson md Hasirep WI elrrt nf'
ReHr...aslvr 1ri make -.i1nr a. tte thti 'I''i''
ut Hasirup unity.
~ - Mi'am arl "fiansfa WI .igei oi''
R., .s.ntatsr AMI maks returns io u- thiei Jusu',
II Mi4tn county
Na 20 Tfatfs Hay. and Caldwell " III eject
one Kepna.nflt,e sud MAKE ntuu's 10 Tie thle jus
t,,. vt Travis County
NJ - Victoria, be VIZ and u NAea, WV
slec ort Representative and make trlaus 10 tie cl'ic
Io,,icr q Siciorm canuiy
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MERCANTILE.
NEW GOODS: NEW GOODS!
list RECEIVED, direct from New YORK

lust RECEIVED, direct from New ofN'
- an luvoicc OF cheap
Consisting Of the latest styles, AMI Tor sac ny
,h, .ug,,r,b.rs. a' their Old stand, So'ah-WcI
rarasr of the public square, Marshall, leNAr'
Among which. NAV b. found i, Z, "a Brown
and hlesehed Shccung- and .'hri'hgs, brown
Drills. Taking. Cottonadcs, DENNIS, thamnfl'
Nnnkrrn Camlet Jeans, kl-a Cashmere
Checks. stripe. brown, checked and French Ian
For Ladie,' Noqr.
Table Diaper 81. "a cheap ar,iclc.) English
French and American Prints. ncw siylrS)
checked. striped, pia,d, Sold pink and black
f,,nyhlms. printed Lawns. Jackouc' and Mus
Nm. fancy and satin.,iripcd Bcrcccs, fancy, sin
and Inca poplns linen Bercgc, fancy Organizes
-.nyiam laW"-, tlumbraN linen hhnEhaihs'
chambfay bingham, black and mourning lawns
So bite. pink and black Grapes, sup T., white, dress
Six. AIFaca and molor lustres grass SN'fls'
..lA. Bcrcgc and hurn Shawls and S'iriS' ian'l
linen Ffugcs, ia new ar.iclc Tor lAdits Ulni-
nunrs. blue, scarlet "r-en tui Whit, torp nee
llack aad white BohoHcts, huen EdEines' IN
-crtiu.- and Lace, camhuc hdgnr- and insert.
urS. Swiss Edeiug- and lnscI'mFs' thread ana
H.h Edging., Inserting amt laers' l.nEhail an1
IArA-i4 ana lsfl-Hlftlrf MIN ~ 'ii '''
cotton Umbrellas linen oamhric llik IS, a. d,
silk pocket lllk}- as-d, black lace Wells
fancy, bonnet, cap and talieta RIbons, assd' Ar.
,icia Flowers iuc}, -lyll, twist COMBS, shell
.a. do. payer Fans, llmr Pins, Nmlg-hone~
Hooks and rycs, cotton Wcliiug Cord Paste
Boards, ladies black, White and fancy kil
Gloves. fllc'. white hlpk and ,olorcd SIN
Gloves. bllcb lace Nu-, thread, isle and cotton
Gloves, cotton Hose, 81, a..
G1f,mJis lirrr.
Cent. black hid. pearl silk, cold -ilk. thread
7 aud l,, Gloves, engham- muslin, -llk and lmcn
black, ltil.an and fancy silk CGnats, assorted
Brace, cotton Hose, &c, Ac.
B,HHei>
/ Florence braid, lace aud straw, French Ru'-
Land and Devon Bouuct, latest ,iNlcs.
! To which, W. invite the particular attention
/ Of our old friends and customers, aad the public
generally is We arr determined 10 -,ll on NOR,
reasonable term, than such goods have c'el
heretofore been bought or sell IN thus market
CqH and eramins. We viii most eerialnl,
make good orr promises We emrc" nothing
for, bat take pleasure n, showing our goods.
lmvad-lh EVANS. GREGG, 4 KEY.
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WORTHY OF ATTENTION,

lust WED, and for sale on nsual
- terms, the old stand Of Evans Gregg. Il
Key Nouih-'oca corner OF The square, Marshall.
Texas
IIood IVare
PAINTED Tubs, keoers and Buckets. Cedar Pic.
gns and 'hurns, Wen Buckets, Brass bound
and varalshed Buckets, ialibushcl Measure.
Marke, Baskets, Wash Boards Buucr Prints
Rolling Pas, Dcmlohns, Cocoa Dippors, &c.
Spiariey.
Superior indigo and Ma.idcr. Pepper. c,pgar
Birthstone. Flower Sulphur, Salt lerrr, Salcra-
tus, Alum Salts, Starch, Glue, copper,s. I,e.t
+ +. /. Rllc Powder 500 ihs Lad. 1000 lbs
Shot, tail kind.) 500 lbs. Star Candles. four
bbls Apple Vinegar
taVinrs
Nine thnus,nd lbs Round Pots. Ovens sr1
Spiders, odd Lids, Andlrun-, Wagon Boxes, Sc
Ae., 600 Ok Chains.
Rore
Raling. Manila, and cotton Rope. an size.
csarburgS.
-Four hundred yds. heavy Alabama Gall and
see the Prco.
Sumner tisiAng.
General assorimen'--all qualities Hat.
and Gaps, nenis fashionable Bcn,er. lerhoru
and 'hp Hats, Boys and Gents British strand
a'i Peaf Braid do, Cloth Caps assorted.
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nunkS ROOkSn BOOKS =!

x..r,,v The attention If teachers and
4 --Lsssxt parents throughout the country,
lA-x-I Is respectfully called to our gene
ral assortment Of
Scloo Bols.
Websters elementary and pictorial Spoilers;
McGulle. z, rclrciic prmmcr.. Spoilers, second
third and fourth Read, RS kirkluni', and Smith >
GRAMMAR. DAVIS, Smith, and Emmer,on',
Arthmeiies toiburn'9 First LESSONS IN Arith.
rnctic. Colhurn'+ Algebra, sequel and key to the
-anc; Miss swim, Philosophy iirsl and second
parts Parlcys Europe, ASIA, Africa, America.
Sea san, Moon and Stars. Scflp Book. Frank
l,p, Columbus. Every Day Book, Universal His
tory, Cabinet Library, Bible Slorics, Wiut.r
E,cning Tales, Juvenile Tales, Greece and
Rome Smiths Geography and Atlas Com
stocks Philosophy CHEMISTRY and Mincrnlogy,
'nrw oliions): Webster and Walkers De
ionarics; Grim.haw's t. : with question, ,
BLAIR Rhetoric, palcy's Philosophy and The
ology; Lowell, L. $ Speaker anil school Da-
lorues Tooke's Pantheon; Whclplcy's Com-
pend kberyromblcs intellectual Philosophy /.
l'pham's Mental Philosophy Mrs. llnculn's
Botany, Hedges Logo Bigland'5 \aturl-
History MARS Latin SyntaY Dnsic legenl
Dire and Elements Of Geometry; School Tcsta-
ncnts ilUnten's Piano Instructor; Copy
books, Moves Copy Slips, Historic Sactp :
Gouds Adam iAtIn Grammar; Authon's las
steal Dictionary Anthou', Virgil, Caesar, Cicc-
ro, Horace; salpey's Greek Grammar, aud Ja-
cob's Greek Reader
Miscellaneous.
Bibles, Joseplus, Life of Franklin, Gold.
smiths Animated Nature. Byron'-, lIemans
Crabbc's, Millions, Rogers aud Cowpcr's po-
ems McClcliau's Surgery, Eberc's Practice
Stcrnc's Works. Mason's and Kinds llorSc
Frazier RuShcnbnrecrs Natural ilisiory. Wash.
inqton Marion, jackson, Taylcr q Stat Scott
u stan, Life of Taylor, Camp Iiic, Western
and parlor Songslers, American Chesterfield,
Poiicncss, sc.
Stationery
Blank and memorandum books, (assorcd)
record, toolscap and letter paper, commercial
and pocket, post, fancy embroidered letter pa-
per, gold paper, fancy note, letter and legal en-
teopcs, red, fancy and motto WATERS, tin and
boNwood sand boxes medium and superior
drawing paper, bristol boards (n-sortcd per
foratrd paper, water colors q superior article,
3 colors each) irusan blue cakes, pink sau.
ccf- green. blue, white and red glass rostings.
deel-hlue slGsl'4 oolored cayons, India rubber,
steel pens "a superior article lead pencils (of
the best and finest quality, states and slate pen.
ellis, nkstauds, camcls h5ir pencils. gum mastic,
red wax, annoalcd wire, theorem brushes, quilts,
sand blue, black, ard rcd ink, &c, &C.
just received, direct from Philadelphia, and
for sale, at the most reduced prices. by
my 26-llyl EVANS, GREGG q KEY.
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GREAT REDUCTION Is THE rn,cr or coop,

GREAT REDUCTION rs TIE rR'cr or roop> g.,
Distance not onlJ lend. enchnnuMfi In the view,
Iui profit to tlns' who tilrt interest PURSUE
TIM subscribers having had thu benefit Of the
Eastern ma skct would beg leave Ia state to their
friends aud the public, that they are now rcceiy-
lng and opening large and splendid stock Of
Dry Goods of entirely new and improved
STYLES fresh from the mnutacliorr1, and well
adapted to the Season, to- which they invite
their attention, with full confidence that they can
make il greatly TO their interest to call on them.
lmy26-llvl WARD Il WILSON.
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ADMINISTRATORS NNTICE.

IN the Bird day Of May, a, p. 1870 the UNDER
~ signed obtained from the county court, per-
tanning 10 the estates Of deceased persons, held
in aud fer the county of HARRISON at the MAY
thereof, letters of administration an the estate
o; Si,bcrry Clark, deceased. This !, 20 noti-
ty all persons having claims agains, said estate
To present them within the time prescribed by
law duly authenticated, and those indebted 10
the same will make payment to
PERMELlA T.. CLARK, Adm'v
June |, 1919. M 81.
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VARIETY.


W,,.r,s. by a Ioiai Resolution
An> "a M. hi s.s~,oa Of Tie sat.
J,,tsI,fnrr approved Marin ~.
~>s-ES ISIS certain afucnfrfn "
. =. .s..,... Il -. sat D. prp,.~esi W'Itfh ioil'
u.'i,,.an (. in NJ words ard figures following =" r.
Joint Re-,,luuon pf'qn~ins ah "''f'H''''
,.,,,,,,,,,u a the STATE of IeYnfi In.
SEE, I n y RrsoSrafhT ~ f<Ft',".sh 80.
r.,as That The tsflsftuuof 81 " -
T., r,,n. b. 80 sliefe-l and anened tlai " "a
~ ,,. spprsfpe and District p'ift- Altft' -s,,
ta,,,, ttt0rneys Cainfrlllrf " rum" -
'r',,s., ~ he S,air su.l tha tsinfi'fl''' w
Genera Land Dtfice, shall ~ ihe e'!'ii,. -
corrective a-r,n- % rflicc. - % ~ - ~.
,ur IN e,ilsef Of them. by Jain "a, All ,her,f,
90 aitst TN. amendment s'ts- en- "'sl ".
y. sl.~,sd by ,he gusi,.i esesH. Of The sAe IA 'ie
t,tsf,rs- gs-ser.i-d ~ las, l., "a. a.. t..,,,
-. ! n y hayfsN Rffatrsf. l'isi ~ Tle'noh
L. Dstr,s. lndrs. and 'slfct Ni'"f'rSs s''' - ''
'h., n /; h5rfler Re.sisei. That TIE t.lserno'
-. I'D pe-Isfian To b duly Inhlf-hef n ihs rn'
-, print. = t,e >Aie ~ rat ih''' ''F''us w.
n~si gsusrai ~ NA i'' " f"s ~
IA ,,berras. the thirty ~veuih 'ec''7n of lle rrn
ersi t-tiaafs ~ tho Constitution fr' hr' a. f"li"N-
aSyrrfa. 81 The Iegsiaiurr, wherever TWO
,t,l. n each Hp,i.e shall deem u ureess-f. may pro-
t-,s. sn~fsnsnt- 10 lhl- Constitution which, P"istI
,n..n, isni .hali b. d1ly rih'ished ~ ue lAu"'
,inis II the S,s;e Al ,,esi threa months S,f" w
ne,i general elecab y Reprr-enfntses hf Ire ''n-
,lsriion II the l.up. md q shall - III dniy ei i
-.sefai returning offt ~. ~ the uct cr,un Nh'"
sha,l b. thus hallep. 70 open ls3i 'f, AMI ma" ~
,ert to The. H.errtarg q State. 81 Tie Hhnies fi aN
-, ,o,,,, a., R.prr-eulatixrs who have ypi~i on
,ueh urot.ssd Amendments, Hul o. usf hi'h u In"
apg.ar that iEs or'y n ~ he riiiten" % ih' h
voting + 70 representatives, have fnri ih ifNH "'H
,,.,f,..a.l amendments AID t~nhiris Of fafh hf'H"
- H. nr.t I,rislsfure s.an. afrf HHt fi"fn"f hnd
t-s f,rr another nuN ile tafpe aHrfiilfhis ny }"N
n,d nav. they shall he valid 90 Oh niruis AM nuf
-. a. os,-s M tn. tomaituiion provided, 'ai the
.,a p,,,t..ed srennont shall At each 81 thu -af So
Nm. Laye t.,.t rrnd % ,hfre several day. as each
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NEW AND CHEAP GOODS.

AMES \. CHASE Is now receiving and
- opening at the new building south side
OF the public square in the town of Mar
shall, a large mad splendid assortment of New
and Fashionable Dry Goods suited 10 the Season,
selected at the best markets.
Also, a heavy stock of Family Groceries, all
Of which he offers on accommodating terms
The public will please call and examine his
stock
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the STATE or TEXAS,

CoUYry % IlARRisov
County Court pertaining to the cstascs Of de-
ceased persons.
JUe Tarm. 4 y 1919
TIVE accounts Of John ". Mas>ic, Admins.
l traitor, and Mary Massic, Administrative, of
the estate OF Thomas Aston. deceased, have
been filed IN this office, ard viii be opened at
the July Term, 1912 for hull settlement, when
and whore, any person interested may attend
and cont, them il they sec proper
t. g. BEAIiEY. Cirrk
H ~ fet'g tHot M s8tf fowfD
lun' - lsln mise
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+ k l. $ III ARRIV ALi

+ X l. s II A X X VALE
I'VE have just received, and viii positively
w sell low, the following articles, 10 wit:
\ lot Of
Rrady- Nrie Clothing,
CONSISTING of every variety of Coats Pants.
Vests, Drawers, Shirts, Hose, &c. A lot Of
iiardirarc.
consisting Of Nails, assorted, Sleeves, superior
heavy {. S. Hoes, lland--aws, Files, Locks,
Cotton cards, Trowels, Tacks, &c, &c.
A good supply of heavy
Osnaburgs end Nhcefipgs;
also r light stock of Prints, NEW slylc,) Print
ed Jaeknnets, Irish Linen, Sc
Powder, Shot, Lead Caps, Rope, Spices,
Pepper Starch, &c, &c.
Iny26-llyl WARD & WILSON
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CARDS, ETC

W =. ocuitrREr. |. r wi.,.
g. WlGFAlI. Apo,,.l
~ lar, viii attend all tn. Cont, a;
sixth Judicial District, Marshall, Texas mi
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G. " ADAMS, J. n 4,no,
A DAMS a. MALONE, Aaoraegs q,
~ Marshall, Texas. ~
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-07-13

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& HALL, iNorn,g q,
vi Marshall, Texas. M
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-07-13

L. d M'kEN\EY, attorney n Lar N
lie shall, Harrison county Texas. n, H. 4
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-07-13

~ A. PArILiO, attorney al Lq,c. M,,.r
l. Harrison county, Texas ;,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-14

LArrcH rHE SHIP Guy NAsNERirG.-T The ship
Guy acco ding to previous nou ncemsus,
was launched at lev minutes past IL o'clock yseter-
day from Mr. Weobs yard, foot Of SIKH street. Eat
River She bad her mssts In and they beautifully
decorated with flags, which mate nue. appearances -
she Rlided into The water. The ship Constellation
tn the yard and her deck was filed With soec-
tstrs sso th~ dec Of acme other vessels that
isy convenient The Guy MRun-ring 10 OF y tne mo-
del combining great strength With elegance s,s 10
about 100 tons burth-n 100 feet long AZ feet bta,
and 20 feet depth of hold. She IL owned by Msssrs
Tsy and Mtrri Land Is to be commanded by Capt.
Edwards. late Of she ship Ivaphoe We understand
she Ia IL u. nded for the Liverpool trade
STEAMSHIP CRhscErr CRY The favorite steamship
Crscrnt CITY Captain Sioddard viii sail to morrow at
clock for Cbsges giving tho.e Wishing to go to Cali
fornis hLe opportunity OF doing 80.