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COTTON GIN FACTORY.

HAVE nov IN successful operation my
/ CASTOR GIN Factory, iArce-qnafi.I- OF q
mile west OF the courthouse, marshall, Texas
and am making Gins Niih saws Of fine cas'
steel plate. and the l1d chilled east RIBS aid
FIRE proc, boxes These Gin Stands are equal
II no, superior, to any nov IN use Any per
son wanting sin stand would ind Il to hi-
interest to Try one of this manuiaetgrc Al
that he has 10 Do. Is TO inform me OF has de-
sire. and the stand wil be sent 10 hin, and he
wall have IA opportunity OF testing rs quaii'
gics without charge Should i fail TO meet hi.
expectations. be has oaly to sci il aside aud
inform re OF the fact would prefer how
ever, delivering them al thc FAciory. They
will be sold at pFice. IN accordance with Tie
times. Gins Will lee repaired al the shortest
notice.
Beng practical engineer mill-rigli, black
smith, and marhnisi, ! am well prepared 10
repair all kinds of mills
All my lia stands arr warranted 10 perform
well aud should they fail to do 50, purchaser
will always knos where io ind me
J. ). ALEXANDER
Narah IS, 1850.
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MEDICO-BOidN fGAL Dftt ohfN y
Va. ~ Na,a.,ns siraof. Nes Ovseans.
uyEJp constantly on baud. and Tor sale on
N accommodating terms the iaFgrst and best
...,,t r,..nt Of isxre botanical remedies Kept BY
aex e.tabjsehment IN ti,e southern states. ih'h
cr,d. ARTICLES, pu, up and prepared m Ne"
ii.pp.birc, Massachusetis. New YORK, Mary
l.ni ..n OHIO. are vi tie best kinds and ar
,r..,r~,,.3 u, n ass .,enU1ns Their compounds
p,t rpsYsd ~ sifir, accordance with the dtceti"'s
~ Thou,ps,,u, Beach. Howard, Curtis, Mai'sen
Worthy. and other cm.aeni 1oianie pr1cuilpn-
era aud authors, are pa; up ~ stys. OF great
n.at.ess, OF the Freshest materials, ana "ili
counare iayorably With those Of any other es-
tshl,shmea. IN the United Stairs. II bang their
purpo,. TO keep always on hand TIE best ana
LARGEST assortment of Bolmic .hnf'emcS, ein-
braeias At all times the latest Improvements u
thei, modes Of preparation, Practitioners and
Planters who empioy these Justy popular ana
hisn,y e.licseious remedies, would do vel to
order from them, s'ing assured that 20 Drug
pists N <cw orIeans csn, or viii, pfoile' ~upc-
Y,or inducements, either as 10 the quality of
price.
The various works of the above authors. AZ
ways on hand and for sole, together wiih ctcfy
other one designed 20 give instruction, or TO i'm
rar, practical knowledge TO tie Botanic ply ii-
van, the paalef. dc.
Ia addition 10 the preparations above named
we are in 'lc possession aud have The agency
of Spse.fs ce.eirai,d Eleo'rlrqi Fsb'GHee'
the most wonderful discovery ss remedial
agent made 10 the Inst century Ihe pse OF
this rebrfnee viii conquer IN frcf1 Two To ten
hours the most obstinate afd stubhun ictcrs
in this climsie sithoui cansint 'nf ~ DE Ni-
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Land! land! g.nnd!!!

4 ID, LITTER offers Tor sale the follow
NJ ing tracts of Land at such prices and
terms AS VIII ensure a speedy sale.
Eiercn Unndrsd and Serenity Acres
whereon ] now reside, aboa, six hundred Of
which are in good state Of cultivation, and,
without some future DISASTER will produce this
season double the amount of the price ASK
The buildings are all comfortable and tasty,
with first rate Gin, Press, and Corn Mn
Also Sir Unadred Acres of Lam,
One Hundred and Fli,y in cultivation, being
cleared within the last two years.
Also One Hundred and Fitiy Three Acres
OF land with sixty aercs in cultivation, and com.
Portable buildings thereon.
All Of these lands ARE in good and healthy
neighbofhoad, within one mile Of nm excellen,
school and church. and are unsurpassed by any
lands N the country in poin, Of fertility and To-
cation, being seven miles from Marshall, eieh.
/ teen from Port Caddo.
For further particulars apply TO nv Arcn,
/ Col. w X ID. Ward, Of Marshall. who is duly
authorized II sell any or nil of the above land.
during my absence from the Sia,c-and fully
guarantee the title to the same, as II il undis.
pu,ed.
A. d. LISTER.
July 10, 1880 SIT
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spring and ner Conh, IN
FRESH NUPPLI. I.


j. W. IA u FIT u C0.
DEspECTFuLLY invite publE st,en;-
IL their Spring and Nummer stoek, ~
cciycd at their stand, Al the West end y
Public Sq""re' Marshall They wou'a ~ |.
their customers, and The public t:ehesa)y. T.
their goods were bought IN New tDsssaA, IN
regular importing houses and they Hattie H.,
selves they viii te able to give genera ~.
faction. Their stock consists IN part 4. =
lows VIZ; .,
I.o"e' nfo~n a"" ps" .. aomsas Il
every variety ''ewn ana '.e"c'wd dra !
eo'tonade OF bnRilsn' lrcnca' ana Ansas
inan"'"e'u'e "on."s' .""ne' Jc"ns; eaasl
eao." o Ians , , g. A.. .ron esesa
toms. embroidered do; linen eo.,;n..
dress linen; slate do. do; Irish linen.
hla,k. and white holland; table linen. a.
4" d;,nc, maxim. Gc &C. r,int.d s s'
block do Swiss and mall muslin. 49,
nlaid. and stripcd Swiss; embroidc,.I T.
patterns French iakonc,s of every ,s.;-
einghams of every variety: chambry do. ~
colors. chambry linen, plain and solid col,.
chanarahle do, do, &c, ,elvcts; alpaca., bl,.,
blue, and brown. embroidered muslin ear,
wells parasols: silk and pocket hdkSa. Al.
black and silk crNais; linen and lawn, 4,
long mi,t~ KID and silk gloves; laccs, ed,,,S
insnr,ing, sc: hosiery of eysry variety.
no y " T. TN
o. Fancy silk bonncis, with and with.
ksy Ilumcs: open worked do. lac. A.
French lace do; Mohar do: Miss Jenny H.,
do. Bonnet and cap ribbons French 6o.~
vreaths. sc
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The state Of Texas,
DIsrHlCT toCgT,
Harrison County
Richard =. Watson,

a.
~. H.. yi|r,g IL s,.{ ca,,,,,, C,rr,,x,.
xnyurpF,S an Nm. eightson,h d,y N, lima
w ,stn p.,Lorl - NJ. ei.I 49,
,,,',;,, j., ,I n.,r,., co,,r, "a, u,rriso,, s,,,,,,
T.. -, MA nm Di.,r,., e,r,orer ~, .,;
oo,,r,Y nod u Cllesn;, =, ~ s.;,in,, 9Th
w. a"f.,an"a ,h,t an ,bn ION day ~ I,,na,r
''i,,h,aan h,,drnd and ,or,y IA, n,e,d -, Iard
Observation-Disclosures a, U,r,;.,, cnnn,,. ,,,,n,oj a,J
i.snaJ ~ sa,d nayid p ,;,lIesain I, cnn1i,'anaI
aa,,;c.a,., gnr .,y Lrrdrod ond ,or,, &C., ~
tanJ an1 ,b., .,;J C;llasr;e h, ,;r,,o -, .o;t
aar,;s.a,. .an.oJ ,n h., .u,ye,eJ Gan, b,rdraJ
onJ ,i,,h,,, soyo, ,cros ~ lana i, .,;J cent,
con,msnc,,o an Tho ,yes, bonnd,,y line a, p.',.r
Wbe,stonogs he,d.,,,h, survny ,hanea ro,,h
70 -. Wo,oan,s snryev ,ber,e wes, an ,h,.
sou,b linz ~ ~. sa,n. In n r. mar. ,ran,
known AZ the John Hall mac, thence south ~
William Walkers survey. thence ems, IN mo
northeast corner Of the same thence ,ou,h Ia
Anderson Whetstone's survey. thence east IN
The bccinninp three hundred and twenty acres
of which includes petitioners present sc,,le.
ment and inproyement-and afterwards. ON the
- day of "A. u 1913, said Gllespie re-
moved boyond the limits Of the Repnblie of
Texas and has so continued b,yond tho limits
of the republc and state of Texas. from said
las, mentioned date hitherto that said t;lllesnic
failed to prove up hi. unconditional head righ,
certificate. and failed and refused to do and p,r.
form the du,c. required of him, to en,itle him
to an unconditional certificate: tina, on the Goth
day of December, 1919. petitioner settled ON
and improved said tract of land, containing
three hundred and twenty acres Of land heinz
par, of SAID survey and has continued and row
resides thereon, and that on the 18th day of
June, a. D. 1850 petitioner appeared befu,, said
liill, and made oath ms required by the pre
emp,ion law, and demanded of said Hal, and
Heath his deputy, to survey for him said three
hundred and twenty acres Of land bv virtue of
his e,ilemca, and improvement, and the said
Hill and said Heath failed and refused to sur
vcy said land for petitioner, that J. p. lIepder.
son, George Lane, William Taylor. and James
c. Hawley pretend to have some clam to said
land and that their pretended claims are void,
so far rs they OF either Of them conilic, with
petitioners right of pre-cmp,ion to said land.
and prays for process to said parties, and for a
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Dental Surgeons,

~ DRs. hartley WILLIAMSON m
m permanently located in the ioss
I1YN of Marshall aud prepared to Ell.
cute any work IN their line with skill and bess
ty One of ia will always remain u, our ofr
South side OF public square, while the o,be
may be engaged out of town. We rcspectisI
ly solicit patronage.
June l3-no lift
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LAW DEPARTMENT.

Ilpils "a. w ". hiNW. lfbftfNbf bi 1iltuFf
and Practice If Law.
John DeIaGcld, Esq, Professor OF CONNER.
oial Jurisprudence
Ie,BS-s5o per >esslon.
All communications pertaining to this depart
men, must be addressed to
L, W. VI. KING Esq
MEMPHIS, Tenn, March, 1890.
The Faculties for intellectual abilities, moral
worth. and professional requirements, will com.
pare mvorabiy with the most distinguished in
cur country. The medical faculty constitute
an anomaly IN this or any other couuiry--all
1; them are able lecturers and the best Of
teachers
Those who will contemplate our geographic
cal position, aud the extent of our population,
can have no doubt a. to the eligibility of our
situation for an enterprise Of the kind, A. to
health, lncluding all seasons of the year, We
deny that ANY OTHER Cfry HAS MORE.
A common error exists IN the minds of many
students relative TO the place Of studying med
lcinc, thosc who intend prlciiciDg among the
diseases of The West aud South, should GER
tainly educate themselves nj school whose
Faculty are practically acquainted with those
diseases.
That the public may be satisfied of the per-
rnaneney Of tins school, wc feel it our duty to
state that the Trustees and Facult, form l'srT
Ia action, which augur, well for It's future sue
cess; and that the peculiar internal organization
which connects them cannot be- interrupted
L. W. NJ KING, Esq,
President Of he Memphis Institute.
march 7, 1850. Aoly
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WV. INN, TpfM)
~ GARDEN, farm, and flower seeds. rsfds
~ tools, fruit trees of all kinds shrubtsr
~ greenhouse plants Dutch buiiva,. aov.
er roots, double dahlas, books on garuenias
&c, Nc., for sale u, lower prices than any othr
house IN this city Please call before purrhs.
ing any where else, a, No. 20, Canal street, nv
buildings ON the levee.
All orders promptly attended to and pu, .,
OF the very best articles without delay. Flor.
er garden at the end Of Apollo street, on Joe
phinc, near Jackson, LAFAYETTE. n49y
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MARSHALL LIVERY STABLE.

onrn THE undersigned, hav,f
~ s si""p s"ia their . new and :.
the square, and immediately on the main siFsa
running south from the Marshall Hotel, bJI
leave very respectfully to inform their freniA
and the public generally, tina, they are now fdl
ly prepared to stable forty or fifty horses, in y
style not inferior to any of the city stst'sa
Also, three eommodious lots, with ali cxcetssss
well at the door, furnishing n suiheiency OF WI
ter for any amount Of stock.
The stable will be Immediately under the =.
pcrvision of one Of the proprietors, who vi
give il his entire attention, and use every q
fort to give general satisfaction.
They will have constantly on hand the vt!
best provender the country produces, bess6s
faithful and attentive hostlers.
Horses can be delivered at the stable, ors
Mr.. James McCown's, the proprietor Of vi
Marshall Hotel, where, II the weary trnsehI
stops, he will always find warm hearts to M
come him, and administer every thing that v
most fastidious could desire, to render ~
comfortable and happy.
Call and try us once, and II We do not g'~
YOU perfect satisfaction, We will not call on ~
again 20 try.
TUCKER l. DUNN.
June o. n5 It.
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Ia HurrhaSefS of llQihing. Af.


NVTiIFRE may be found the largest and bcs'
w assortment Of Clothing Of every dc,crip-
ton l.. Ne,s Orleans At this establishment
every article is offered at the lowest price at
which L can I've sold, and no reduction can IN
any instance be made Purchasers, whether
they are good or bad Judges Of the quality of
Goods. may RS, assured of obtaining every ar
ticlc at tie very lowest pree, without the
trouble of beating doxn, or the fear Of being
cheated We have but one price for Goods,
and that invariably is the lowest IN the c'ty
oar stock of Clothing and Furnishing Goods
i. now very large, comprising very full as
,or,ment all made IN the latest and best man.
nof. and warranted IN every respect.
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tyshur Co. Tefas, Ayri :, 1850.
certify that bought O Do Saw GIN Of J )
Alexander last spring. than b. IA good "a ans
tha, ever saw. both ior making good sam
pier AMI fast picking
Benz. GAGE.
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Marshall Hotel.

1--WE proprietor OF this well known house
l would inform the public, and more espc-
cIally the travelling portion, that he Is now pre-.
pared to accommodate all who may give him y
call From hi, long experience, he hopes that
hy keeping the most attentive servants, and q
table furnished with all the dclicacies of III,
season, to merit portion of public patronage
Attached to the House will be found a large
and commodious Stable, well furnished with
corn, &c, also attentive hostlors--also large
lots expressly for the accommodation Of dro.
Vers.
J. VI. Mercy \OLDS
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NUWT T, NUuWIIng,
4 tOWAN, DNkERS, & SpAULDlNGS
7 Facfors, Commits ,ion and Forwarding Mr.
chants, No lO9 Tchoupitoulas street. New
Orleans.
REFER to--S'cwar, & Thomas. San Angus
tine, Stewart & Co, Grand Ecorc, K a.
Bopgass, Port Caddo w w Smith, Shrcvc-
port. t1y
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II A HEBRARD, Dry t'aods N'ore, whole
/. sale and retail, No. 10 Canal street, New
Orleans. Macy
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PLANTERS UOTEL,

Corner Camp and Canal ST., Nem Orleans
ME undersigned. clerk in the above house
! Tor several years past, bcgs leave to inform
the public, that he has purchased the furniture
and Effects Of said establishment, and taken a
lease Of the premises, and promises that no ex-
erlons on his part, shall he wanting to make the
patrons OF his house, comfortable, while his
prices, (being from 81 80 to e2Oo per day, nc
eording to the rooms occupied,) will not exceed
iwo-thirls the amount charged for similar ac-
Communications, by other principal Hotels in the
city. NJ. NURkAY, Proprietor.
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WSI. DAVENPORT.
tfsnrR CorSrY, Texas.
Al a.. tgFa

recommend J. $ Alexander to the public -
a good Gin-ngbi, ! bought - saw gan OF
hi- make last ycar do not believe 1t can be
surpassed by any IN the United states.
fni3 Iyl q H. MErliNiN
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4 IL persons are hereby notified that Jana
"A NJ Lyon holdsa note made by the unsr.
signed payable to the said Lyon, for the SUI
of about eight hundred and ninety dollars 4,
ted about the 18th day of Feb A. d. lsN
aud due about the lst of March $50. 10 Win.
note the undersigned has JUS, and legal 4
Tense, and will not ,4sy the same unless CO.
PEELED by law. WILLIAM COyIE
Pamela Go. June 7th. is5O-no l.,f
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IN DO .1IH day q I0no, A. D I,0u I'II'f'
Oof Administration were granted 10 lhe un-
dcfsiancd 90 tlse estate of Ann Nomack de-
ceased by The county court OF HARRISON county.
Texas. pertaining to the estates Of deceased
persons Al persons therefore having claims
agains, said estate will present them duty au-
,heniicated within thc time prescribed by law !;
and those inhibited to thr same viii make IN
mediate payment 10
JOHN +. WOMACk, Admir-
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IL }. HART II CO., Grncers and Com
-lIs mission Merchants, No. ~ Tchoupitoulas
street, New Orleans. Dealers in Liquors Of
all kinds Brandy, Gin, Whisky, Rum Wines
Cordials, Teas, Coffee, Sugar, Segars, Tobacco
Sulphate OF Quinine by the ease, and staple
Drugs; Paper all kinds; oils, spices, pickles,
ke'chups. soap, starch. hams, lard, bacon, butter,
cheese. beef, pork, and all kinds " staple aud
fancy Graer,ss. VI Coleman's patent undu-
iaiory corn mills. n49 v
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- ,,ytoe n II rftHcE
TAYLOR & PIERCE, Physicians and Nsr-
i gsens, tender their professional services to
,he citizens 81 Marshall and vicinity, IN the
varions branches of their profession.
Oilee No. Johnsons new brick building
Marshall. Nov 10, lsi9 n26 y.
nOCTOR W. D. TAfkETr has pcrma-
- nentiy located in Marshall. lie respect
fully tenders his services To the public generally
in all the various branches Of the medical pro-
ics,lon.
Office. No | Johnson's brick building. n33
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STAR HOTEL,

- THE subscriber takes this method o,
IL Informing the public that he has taken
charge Of the above establishment, situated in
the town Of Jefferson, Cass county, Texas lie
will spare no pains to render those who may
call upon him as comfortable as the accommo.
datons of the country will permit
r. X. ROGERS
Jefferson, March %, 1850. na3 ~
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L. u y 7

LOST
MY unconditional head right certificate for
4Vl Gao acres of land, granted to me by the
Board of Land Commissioners, for San Angus
tine county, No. 1885, date not recolleeted (,hc
conditional certificate, is lated the 26th of Dee,
1897 II no, found shall apply to the proper
officer for duplicate of tho same
JOSEPH MASON.
May o, 1880 nAsff
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EVANS. GREGG, l. KEY.


n Mosraoss, ). D. sriLwEiL.
AONTROSS 4 STlIWEIt. W hoiesaie
WI and Reidi Deaiers in CLOTHjNG
No. 10 Magazine street. corner Of Common
Greet New Orleans
\. B.--Mcasures taken in New Orleans for
Gentlemens Clothing, and made to order a,
their house III New York, at short notice, and
in the latest siyie
~ Stilwcl Il Mon!ross, Manufacturers, ~
Fulton st, New York. mao y
We would respectfully invite our customers,
IND purchasers generally, in want of Fine, Fash
ionablc Clothing, to call and examine our large
and complete stock, comprising in part the fol-
lowing goods
Black and colorcd cloth dress coats;
Black and eolorcd cloth frock coats;
Black and coorcd sack and shnd coats
Cashmere and tweed sack and shad coats
Fancy tweed business coats,
Cloaks and oyercoa,s, all varieties;
Black cashmere pants.
Black docshin cashmere pants;
Fancy cashmere pants;
Black satinette pants.
Fancy cashmere vests
Black satin vests
Black and fancy velvet vests;
Black silk vests.
Also, shirts, erarots han,lkerchiefs, etc. [4a,
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hR A. & BRENT, graduate of the Uni
i } ver,ity of Glasgow, Scotland, tender. his
professional service, to the citizens OF Cas-
county, and vicinity. DR.. Brent has been a
pract,cing physician for the last twenty years.
Office opposite the Soda Lake Hotel
Jefferson, March -, 1880 ni3 "
hRS j. y. NAlGIi'f a. III. L. OWENS,
} having entered into copartnefship in the
practice Of physc, tender their professional
services to the citizens of Rusk aud vicinity
We hope 10y close attention to get Il liberal
share of patronage. We will charge so cents
mileage, day or night; one dollar per visit IN
town, and viii charge for but two visits per
day We will charge for medicine in all cases.
Rusk, Cherokee Co, Jan L. 1850 u5Gy.
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.
VIEW OkLEANS ="
,,,..o,,n a -. o.. ,,o,,
ID y, i'hnn-' Va, ~. -" - -, N.,,
> N"S an" 'o''''' w. =" ,,ay
Orleans. "'''
4 BusBAE. ". ;. BUCHANAN
nUNBAR q bo,iANAN' nm'''' o.,
- Merchants a'd "A"''s"" "
"ra''" street, We" o'"''''' 49,
WAIT 5. HesI. eL'sioS 'oi'p.
lIOYT q fokD, 'omm'',io" ."'fo'.4..s'
~ Magazine S'''''' w" '''''""'' "'''
NV-ptCttr WILLIAMS 4 Co Commits
w aon Merchants, No. 90 Grasier street
New Orleans. Nay
NNrsl TAYLOR. fiato of Alabaina,) FLOR
w ANcE MOUSE. corner Of Camp II, and
LAFAYETTE square, New Orleans Macy
g. kilNCk 20, importers y ""'''
u,,,..',,r i,,,,ors po,t,rI Az. ami C,aer. Nos
~ ,nd >, ,,r,,ier At. New Orleans. niey
s,y,x
,r,. I,,,,Sn ppy,x coo,, r,e,s,, AMI
'.'nHn " pn ~ n..'..... a..., ~.
"'"''n, '""','''' 80, r''...'.,'',ia- 80,
<, r,r,,a,'. pi7y
~" ''""'''.
otntg .HELros, nENsr roTTLE.
A,liElDD\ AND POTTER, PofTr Ware
:. = hog0 Ne. 6s Camp street, Ne" @i'ai''
Paper Of every description furnished To ofder
At very short notice.
\ B--Agents for J " Nctrear'ss t"heY
Colored Book and News Frt~Hg ms al
New iork prices nav V
r.. IfLr. g. slMHs, D. LtEl Iht
INfEF SiMNS a Go. " hoie N1lf Dedisrs
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& D.
DOCTOR W PATRICK = LANI<GIiAM,

- having had an experienced practice IN the
medical profession for the last thirteen Year, IN
the states Of Mississippi and Louisiana, respect
fully tenders his professional services to the
citizens Of Harrison county.
Rcsdcncc-SoRcllc rlsr". five and half
miles north of Marshall nil Y.
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We viii furnish Bagging, Rope, and Plan
tation supplies to Planters shipping TO tn,
above house.
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u. kfNstYt rrNptEroN NrRK,H,
A'kEN\EN & MURRAN. Attorneys and
vi toHseiiors az Lam, Marshall HARRISON
county, Texas, will practice in the district
courts of Harrison, Cass, Up-hur, Smith, Cher
okcc, Rusk Pamela, Titus, and Bowie counties
They will strictly and promptly attend 10 any
collections entrusted to them in Eastern Texas
Oihcc always OPEN up stairs, IN Johnson's
brick building Sal
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-01-15
Virginia Legislature.

We recommerc2 cur notices OF the pro-
ccedings of the Legislature from Monday,
the 7ih instant. What was done between
,he date of orr last notice and Monday
week. was in itself very little, and OF
comparative unimportance. On Monday
The 7lh. in the House Of Delegates, Mr..
Rives. from the standing Committee
on Agriculture and Manufacture, re-
ported a Bill, to appoint State Agrl-
cultural. Chemist and Mineraloglst ;; a
bill to incorporate the WillamsPort Man
ufacturiag Company; and bill to pro-,
vide for the inspection of Guano anu
Gypsum in Richmond and Petersburg
Ir. Carroll moved to take up the report
Of the Bank Committee adverse 10 gran''
mg permission TO the Banks OF the ola'e
to issue small notes He believed INA,
lie power ought to be granted, oil II wouia
have the effect of driving out the lhui-
viduel issues from circulation, which eoer'
Give legislation had been unable to perform,
MIR. Burwell wished the matter postponed
for the present, and after some humorous
remarks on the character Of Virginia cur
rency, moved that the report lay on lie
table. Mr.. Harvie was opposed 10 'h's'