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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-09-14
NE W OOD Siff
lL'ANatre N,Acheminf

NJ. STEINLElN having Just return
ed from ;uc Eastern cities OF New
York, Philadelphia, and Baltimore,
takes great pleasure in announcing TO the cit
ifen. Of Harrison county and the public gen.
orally, that he Is now receiving and opening 4
very extensive and general assortment Of
DRY GOODS,
each and eve,y article usually kept
in Dry Good Establishments, consisting Of the
finest and most fashionable good, Of the ate-,
style. HIS goods karug been aieeied BY him
SELF and haring paid Cush for almost his e'9irs
stock, since the Oh nges Of prices, fashions, &c,
OF the past seasons, he l. sangune IN his opinion
that he can afford to sell goods cheaper in the
town Of Marshall, Than merchants can sell in
the city Of Shreveport, or any other town or
village IN this region of country. Wishing 9TH
ers to imbibe the same opinion IN relation 10
Cheap Goods, he respectfully soleiis his old
customers and the public TO call and examine
his stock before purchasing elsewhere, and sat
,-fy themselves ~ to the truth Of His state
men,s He will be enabled to keep OF hand
constantly, a select assortment, and goo sup
py of any and every article in his line OF bust
ness, as Mr. l.. SrEiSLrIN, an elder brother. has
permanent, located himself IN The city of Phil
ad,lphia. mud viii attend strictly to all orders
directed to him.
~ Northwest II the Public Square
Marshall. Texas, MAY l6, 1850.
n b. l!e will sell goods unHsually low for
Cash and to punetuai dealers on the usual
credit 40
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UR. GiLHERI,

Formerly Of Memphis, Tennessee.
AFFERS ht- professional services TO the
" public ~ the treatment of all forms OF
chronic diseases, especially cancers, white swell
my, ,cfoiula, tumots, wrns, assesses, sores OF
long standing, rheumatism, mercur%nl, and ,yph.
III, of the worst furm without the use of the
knife or mercury, and all diseases of the skin.
~ Office No. - Magazine street
he offers the following certificate from the
physicians Of Memphis
DR. = GiLBEkr.-We have been intimately
acquainted with Dr $. GlSerl's practice for four
years. ". have often visited his extensive lnhr
mary, near Memphis; have closely observed his
successful ,r.atnien, of the most difficult cases,
aud We feel 1t To be duty We on, the com,
muniiy NJ large, to express our entire conn
dencc in his skill and judgment, IN the success
iu management Of snch diseases, as he pro-
frsws to cure Ne has, in our judgement, been
Tar more successful in the treatment of that
class OF Diseases he proi-s,s, 10 cure, than an,
other phi, sleian IN the world.
~ GABBrrr, n, WM DrN>r, NJ n,
IsLER, NJ y" ions WILSON, D,
Weaver, " D., \. W. SEAT, ND,
\ CURTIS, " u, ntY v
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Ma Fpiros:
see In the Las. Star Stat, Pa,fio, an ela',ora,. Fl
for, made to establish tn. fact that Gen Henderson
the popular man of T-,as" am sir 80 advocate
Of Gen Houston whom the -,lto, wonid make it Ap.
rear Gen Henderson had broken down hut do say
that weaker man than Gen Henderson doe. not live
m Texas and -ay furthermore that no one knows
ih,. better than Gen Henderson himself aud that he
constantly act. on this knowledge Some Of GEN
Houston ,nsmie. say tina, h. ha. hen hanging on To
Cc, R,.k'. r,,s,l Now 81, who hs. hen ham,
ing on to Gen coat IA" i" Gen. Henderson,
10 .r,... ,,,h To-, un,,,o, and Which ., ,h.n nj.
low. do no, know. hut ak YOU. Mr. Editor. II
Gen. Henderson agrees with either of them. and ho"
"" wv 80, -.
90 wiih tb-A. and tot with hun II .omr Of the snst
r"nio''n- about Marshall want to mah"''rn' 'i'nd''
'"' "'',' :" ''''' WV" WY i' '"' ,"',
Tia, Gem ~ eve, DARED IN auarl HIM, No 81, h.
has been banging on to his coa'al and viii hang on
As ''"s p" ne se,,N up at MI '"re W'o "'',' '''e,
Jon.,on ,,J Con Ru.l 40 n, lno, l,m II, vu
take care "f himself and he know. better Than to IN
de''Ahe "hA' 'f"e are "''"s 10 urge nv" !" tel
am. .an,,ou rn.r NAV end .,u. On. ,.. h,,,s
enough to do II lie may succeed o, he may butt on,
his brains # he has any tel the" '"'' ''r" ns"
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TEXAS.
Ma Epiroa


"'''"A
20 We" =" VINO 's'e"edl much grained with
"~ p~'"'"ance OF DcuG'as ny I'M Hs'ron'c
"'"N c"Is' o" ses"'dsy evening 'sst II would
" "''"foes 70 dssenm'"ass he'~ssn several young
se""e"en' each o. whom sustained Their parts with
e"'e an" d'g""y perceive marked improvement,
W INC c""pshV "h undef the 1"i'c'ous management
~" ''uc""" u ~ Ss's 'aey VIII ere hong be able
10 sustain many d'mc"'' and Interesting chaneen IN
'he hT'"f ~sAs OF lie DfHmA'
~" young seh"smsn comprising The company, are
NOV o"'y c"h'""hns to The rational and intellectual
amusement" OF our r'ussns, but they ere improving
'"e"'e"es !" eioru''on And grace OF MAcD-r The
performance ~ young Norveil, The other evening,
e"H"e eN'dence OF the above fact The full
houses ana ron''a" attendance Of the citizens. attest
Inc eFe-' 'hey lake IN the concern and their appro
val o' INC 'ha'tr And talle'pd manner with Inch II
/" conducted
"e"'e close this short communication, permit
to suggest one or two annoyance. which arr great
d'S"aoAs from the interest Of the performances eae
OF Them originate. from son'e rs-y young xesf'smen
more property called hoy.J who arr very pert and Oh
"'I-''"''s IN "'d-o time, when ] was lad the u
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NORRIS l. TACkETT

DREPARE and keep constantly on hsnd,
Tooth Po,eders, making the teeth a. white
rs ivory Uair Dys, giving the hair a black and
glossy appearance. Ha'r on, much used here,
dclica'cly md swee'y perfumed; Ponder; for
The Face, giving the most beautiful ard roseate
color. Besides, they have fine lot OF states,
paper, ink. pencils, pcrfumeries, scissors, (best
quality made,) pretties, poke, knives, bes,
Scotch snuf and lots Of other good and pretty
things Cal! more frequently NIL r.
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Admit ssiseratieu Notice.

IN tn. 2 dsy Of June, A .. 1850, letters
~ Of Administration were granted to the m.
dersiened on the c.,s,e Of Perry Vincent, Dr..
ceased, by the county conrt Of Harrison eoun,y.
Texas, pertaining to the estate. Of deceased
persons Al persons, therefore, having claims
against said cssate, will Prss~n, them duly au.
then,,ca,cd, within the time prescribed By law
and those indebted to the sane viii Plssss
make immediate psymen, TO
John G. WELLS, Admir-.
August 3, 1850 96t
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I ETTERS Of Administration having been
II granted to the undersigned on tho estate OF
NJ p Mills, deceased, on the 2oin day Of July,
A. n 1850, all persons having claims ags'nst
.aid estate are hereby notified to present them
within tho tine prescribed BY law, duly anthem.
heated or they viii be forever barred and
tho., indebted to the came will make mmsii.
ate payment TO
\ r NtrIN ,im'f
Auru.f ~ fssA - =
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spring aal Su00er GoOdsN
FRE0N SUPPLYfr
J. ". bARRETT 4 CO.

DESPECTFULLi invite public ssssaiiea ~
~ their Sy.,rx snI Srmmev stuck, just ~
ceiscd a their stand, At the Wea srI 4 ~
Public Square. Marshall. They would say y
their customers, and thc public generally. tl.As
their goods were bough, in New Orleans. fros
regular importing bouse., and tAey hsttes thesS.
selves they will BE able TO give general sat's
faction. Their stock consists IN part ~ fvls
lows, viz:
Lowell; brown and lle.ehcd dones,c Of
every variety; brown and b.eached drilling;
coi,onade Of English, French, and American
manufacture; denms; cnmlet jeans canllet
cloth ticking; cotton stripes; apron .hccksi
grass cloths, dimitry, &c, &c; damAsk cur.
tans; embroidered do; linen costing; butt
dress linen slate do. do: Irish linen brown,
black, and white holland table linen; do eloths
do diaper, napkins, &c, &c; printed muaina:
black do Swiss and null mYsiins checked,
plaid, and striped S~iss embroidered do, in
patterns; French jackonets Of every variety;
ginghams Of every variety; chsmbYy DC, solid
colors; chambry linen, plain and solid co!ors;
changeabe do, do, &c; veveis slpsrss, black,
blue, and brown; embroidered muslin csp.s,
seils psyssols; silk and pocket hdkf. End
black aud silk craya,s linen md lawn. DC:
long m',,', KID ard silk gloves; lnce,. edsins.
inserting, &c; hosiery Of every variety.
ron NETS
On Fancy silk bonne,s, with and without
~ plumes; open worked do. lace do
French lace do; MohAir do; Miss Jenny Lind
do, Bonnie, and cap ribbons; French flowers,
wrea,hs, &c.
n BOOTS AND SHOES
OF every variety; three do,cn De,e,.c
Pumps
HAT IS.
DYab beaver hats; nYolevh,n and A,k do
Buens Vista and Chnmpeaehy DO.
SADDLERY
a Ladies' and gentemen'a ssddles; br.
- dies, mar,ngnles, girths, surcingivs,
bride filings, &c.
- HARDWARE
Axes, ha'chets, hammers, drawing chains.
y chisels, saws, drawing. knives. hinges, bu,a,
screws, powder, lead, shot, cutlery, nails, &c.
Crockery, China, and Glass Ware, II, and
| Wood Ware:
READY MADE CLOTHING
Cloth, marine, ind linen chambry con,n: cassa-
mere, alpaca, linen, and nankin pants; fancy.
silk, plain and plaid satin vests linen bosom
shirts muslin do do.
/ They deem II unnecessary to go further into
detail Besides the above there is nearly eve
ny article usually found in country stores; all
Of which will be sold on term. that will recon.
mend them TO purchasers. Give them . eall
and examine for yourselves
! Marshall. April IS 1850 AG,f
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decentralization Neaice.

r ETTEKS Of administration, with the VIII
II ANNEXED were granted 10 The undersigned,
on the estate # Thomas D Davenport, dee d.
on the :l.t day Of June, 1880. Al persons
having claims against said estate, are hereby
notified 10 presen, them within the time pre-.
serihcd BY law, duly authenticated, OF they will
be barred Persons indebted TO The estate a'e
required to make immediate ray m.nt
SUSAN ~ DAVENPORT
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~ The steamer JIM GiLMEK, Me-
KINNEY, Master will leave Shrcve-
pof EVERY SATURDY for New Orleans,
and meet the DUCK RIVER, CLARK, Master,
n, Alexandria Shippers and passengers may
rely in going through without delay. The
above boats have been thoroughly repaired and
rch,ied in manner that will not be surpassed
by any boats in the trade. Being very light
deaushi they viii not meet ~rh any detention.
August 81, 1850. ~ #
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NJ MlAlakC!i!

WE now otter to our friends and the public
w generally the finest cutlery ever brought
to this market. Our lot Is mi large, bm srira-
ordinarily fine Rodgers aud Wocsienholm's
fines, pocke,.kniye-, Wad. and Butchers best
manufacture Of raisors, ~,ih everlasting and
beautiful s,rops. Ladies' fines, scissors and
shears, and Warrins superior sewing needles,
ordered expressly for the Ladies Of Marshall }
every variety Of Limerick fish-hooks bes, steel
pens, and gold p~ns walkers celebrated, water.
proof percussion caps, and n fe~ splendid Bowie
knyes-wi,h lots Of other pretty things.
Call At the drug store Of
NORRIS 4 TACKETT
Junr 81, 1880 Sy
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1 IL persons holding bond, agains, the
~ county Of HARRISON for title "a lots in the
town Of Marshall, or who may be in any other
manner entitled thereto win please deposit Their
evidences of claim in my Office for examination,
y, early as practicable.
+. A PATlILO, Chief Justice.
Sen,ember 5. 1850 ni3 #
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warning 10 the Public.

4 LII pe,sons are hereby notified that James
n NJ. Lyon holds note made by the under
signed payable TO the said Lyon, for the ,um
Of about egh, hundred and ninety dollars, da-
ted about the 18th day Of Feb, A. D 1919
and due about the j., Of March 1850, to which
note the undersigned has JUS. and legal de-
Tense, and Will no, pay the same unless com
PEELED by law. WILLIAM COYLE.
Panels &c, June 7,h. Is5o-no Lift
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Dental Surgeons.

DRa BAKrLrv WILKINSON arc
permanently located in tho town
uII1YY1y Of Marshall and prepared TO exc
cu,c ANY work in their line with skil and beau
ty. One Of US will always remain a, our ONCE,
South side Of public square, while the other
may he engaged out Of town We respectful
ly solicit patronage.
June i3--no -.
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MARSHALL LIIEEy STABLE.

MARSHALL LIVERY STABLE.
Arm TIE undersigned, having
E.k completed her new and spa
L&H0A cious building situated neal
the square and Immediately on the main stree,
running south from the Marshall Hotel, beg
leave very respectfully to inform their friends,
and the public generally, that they are now tul.
IS prepared to stable forty or fifty horses, in n
style not inferior TO any Of the city stat'cs
Also, three commodious lots, with nh excellent,
well AZ the door, furnishing su'iciency Of wa
ter ior any amount of stock.
The stable will be immediately under the su.
pcryi.ion of one Of the projectors, who will
give il his entire attention, and use every Fl.
for, to give general satisfaction.
They will have constantly on hand the very
bc,, liovender the country PRODUCES, hesides
faithful and attentive hosilrrs
Horses can be delivered at the stable or at
Mr.. james MctoWn'-, the proprietor Of the
Marshall Hotel. where, II the weary Traveller
stops. he viii always find warm hearts ~ well
come him, and administer every thin, that the
most nsiidious could desire, to render him
comfortable and happy
Call aud try NJ once, and If we do not give
Won ,c-icc, satisfaction, we wll no. call on you
again % try.
TUCKER & DUNN.
June 20 rs If
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Adm, inisirutUr's Notice.

4 Ill persons interested IN the estate OF
"A Mary A. Spencer, deceased, are hereby
"otificd ,hat ". Spencer, Administrator Of
sad e-tai. la, filed lu> accounts with the same
IN 'hi> office, sud tha, tkoy viii be opened and
examined tor allow uee ard final >eiiiem,ui nj
the neat term of the court. to Ice held on the
last Monday in September, 1850, when and
where the, may attend and contest them if
they SEE proper
T. C. BEAZLEN, Crk
August u. 1850 u 81 c. c.Nc c.
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+ II +. NJ 4 K X T. i :.
PEN n An SLIP.

THOS. A. SlMMS respectfully
AA begs leave to inform the Young
~ LADIES' and Gentlemen Of Marshall
that he will give course Of fifteen lessons IN
the above art, should he succeed IN obtaining n
class For further information he refers them
to Rev. T. b. WILSON, Mr. NORRIS, and Col.
W. p. HIT, and others
Lists for names Will bc left with Z, b joncs
a, the Marshal, Hotel and with Mr.. Norris at
his Drug Store.
n B-ror the convenience Of those who
cannot attend in the day, he will teach st night.
His charge will be Five Dollars.
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~ a"osfe' correspondent hss taken ~ pa,.e No
matter lie IN The r'sh, cesr.e-h,s Pm ab,.-aai
] give him ths r'sh, hand Of s.llo~sAip Yes sAAi
Lear from ~ ANON
Jeisr'on, les county. TEXAS
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u Office.

4 Ill persons are hereby forwarned from
"A trading for certain promissory note.
signed by J W, B'>rett and A. G. Woods,
principals, and NJ l.. Woods ms security, pa,
able TO A. NJ. Hamilton, for seven hundred
dollars, dated February ls,, 1850, And payable
on OF before the Is, OF january. 1851. The
consideration for which said note was given
having failed, We will not pay tbs anne unisss
compelled by Law,
J. " BARRETT,
A. G. WOODS,
NJ L. WOODS.
July go 1850 n,.f
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Pa l. VI T. TITO EOI USE

sHRENEFoRr LOUISIANA.
rINliE subscribers beg leave TO inform their
i friends and the public, tina, they hay. taken
the above House for a term OF years, and are
now prepared to entertain boarders and ;!av-
ellers.
This larg, and elegant establishment. former
" known Is the Commercial House. ia plens-
aniiy situated on the corner Of Teas ard
Spring Streets, central to business and very
conyenen, to the Steam Boa. Landing
The proprietors have had much experience in
Hotel keeping, and will spare no pains or e.
pence to render their guests comfortable,
Their table shall always be supplied with the
bcs, tina, our own, and the New Orleans mar.
keis will afford.
The public is respectfully solicited 70 call ard
give the Palmetto Housc ,rial
A. LEONARD.
J. ". GAMBLE,
FroIr,<io-s
Shreveport. Feb. 9Th, 1850 ss-n
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Jp,h,sy Go. Ieras. Apy,l 2. 1850.

Up'h,r Co 1sras, Apr! 2, 1880.
certify thu, bought 50 Saw Gin of J. s.
Alexander las, spring, tina, is ~ good a- amy
that ever saw, both for making n good sam
pier and fast picking
BENZ GAGE.
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pLOUGms, pLOuGm..

Encourage Home ManwactHres!"
WE have IN operation, sew
CT en- miles southwest Of Mar.
shall, II fouudcry for poughs,
and other castings, and are now manufacturing
a superior PLOUGH. to which We invite the
attention of the planters Of Harrison and ad-
joining counties.
The plough- are inferior to none, and are
sold as low as any plough Of equal qnplity.
They are warranted for six months' or II
broken in that time, by returning the broken
piece, new piece will be given in exchange.
Specimen, can be seen ,Nhcr at the ioundcry.
or at EvASs, GRrGG, u ms our agents IN
Marshall, who are prepared toNl all orders.
Terms-CAsH
SANDERS & STEWART
~ w" will pay i cents per pound for old
castings. delivered either nj the foundcry or at
Evans, Gregg, & Keys, payable in castings or
goods. = ;.
August 30, isAo. 1911
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WIN. DAVENPORT.
Crsnug County, Texas,

March Is, 1880
recommend S Alexander 10 the public as
good Gln-righ,. ! bought IS saw gin of
his make last year do not believe II can be
surpassed by any in the United States.
lni3ly q. II. METiiVlN
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Election Notice.

An ELECTION will be held at the various
~ Precincts in Harrison county, on Saturday
the 2sth inst, for one Commissioner to I'll the
vacancy existing in consequence Of the iailur"
of G. K ASpRLws to qualify.
T.. A PATlLLO, Chief Justice.
September 5, 1880. nl3
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NUNS. Null lin. raw iYtsfC' NslVe"
NI fully informs the lId.cs and Gentlemen
Of this place, and the surrounding country, that,
having received from New Orleans and the
North large assostmcn, Of hair, he is now
,tsAy to GIL any orders entrusted 20 him.
Ws.steil '-r a. issh ruV~
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Plough Manufaetory---Auslin street.

THE subscriber having erected
SSr IN the town Of Marshall n
AD1610A Foundry for the casting Of
ploughs exclusively, beg leave to solicit the
patronage OF their friends, and residents OF
Texas, and VIII thankfully receive their orders
for the same.
COLEMAN & ALLEN
January 10, 1850. Say
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SODA LAKE HOTEL.
fFn.A THE subscribers beg leave TO inform
--..s.l1 the public tina, they have taken charge
of the Soda Lake Hotel, situated IN the town
of Jefferson. Cass county, Texas. They hr-
prepared TO accommodate all who may favor
them with = call with the best that the country
affords. . II. ELLIS.
J. ELLIOTT
Propr,eto,s.
Jefferson. March %. 1880. na3 ly.
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SechsnlMn Mssd Florist.

secds,,un MNN Florist.
VIM. D,nn. Agcni)
a GARnES, farm, and flower seeds gsfdcn
tools, fruit tires Of all kinds, shTubbcry,
~ greenhouse plants, Dutch Dubious, flow
er roots double dahlia-, books on gardening,
&c. 81, fer sale at lower prices than any other
house in this city. Please call before purchas-
ing amy where else at No. 90, Canal street, new
buildings on the LeTcc.
Al orders promptly attended TO aud put up
Of the very hes, articles wlthon, delay. Flow.
or garden at tlc end Of Apollo st~ei on Jose
phiuo, near Jackson, Lafayette. Macy
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s;tion to the south; and men from ,"c ..v. e.
who have made fortunes al tAe Snxh, and
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II oTI 9 q.

HAVE several times notified those who
q are Indebted to the estate of JOHN #.
REEDER, deceased, and, also, who are
indebted to me individually, to come tor
ward aud settle up, and pay 10 the utter
most larlhng, which has not been attend.
ed 10 by those who are indebted. and now
say. positively. that If settlements are not
made, accounts closed up, in a short time.
that they will find their notes and accounts
in the hands Of an officer. The time has
come when am compelled to settle up the
estate o! John Il. lieeter, and consequent.
". am compelled to have the money
and seeing the condition that am placed
IN, hope thar no one will put me to the
necessity OF sueing, but that they will obey
this last call.
JAMES f BRADFORD.
March !, lSJO-tI 10
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.H'e;U establishments!
.Se gCK SOW s. EEEE.zRD

81 AVE purchased Moss &: Jackson's entire
al stock OF Goods, II lar C portion Of which
were Just received from New York and Phla-
dcipha, where they were bought at very low
prices. Thcir circumstances are such as to
make it absolutely necessary that they sell
for READY Rii, and IN order TO effect that
very desirable object, they not only intend to
offer goods, In, are determined to sell them
too, at LOUER PRICES than goods of
like quality can be purchased in East Tcnnes-
sec. All they ask of their friends and the
public generally. is To call and examine their
stock of Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware,
Cutlery, &C., compare prices with those who
sell on time, and they think they can convince
them that the CASH system is a great saving
10 the consumer Of goods.
Dec. Z, lSl9--tf GO