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UR. GIIHtRI.

Formerly Of Memphts, Tennessee.
AfFEkS his professional services to the
~ public m the treatment of all forms OF
chronic diseases, especially cancers. white swell.
iny, scroiula, tumors, wcns ahSccsscs, sores %.
long standing rheumatism mercurial, and -yph-
III. Of the wors, form, without the Hse Of the
knife or mercury, and all diseases of the skin
! ~ Office No. ~ Magazine street
lie offers the following certificate from the
physicians of Memphis
DIX. : GnBrRr-Wc have been intimately
acquainted with DR.. : Nllbcrr's practice fer four
years We have often visited hi, extensive lnhr.
mary, near Memphis, have closely observed ld-
successful treatment of the most difficult ca,e-,
and we feel It 10 be- duty We owe the com
muniiy at large, 70 cypress our entire conf.
deace IN his skill aud juigmcu, IN the success
iul management Of such diseases, as he pro-
icsscs Ia cure !Io has, IN our judgement, been
far more successful IN the treatment Of that
class Of diseases he processes to cure, than amy
other lhy stefan m the world
VI GARBrrr, NJ. D., WV. DENSy. VI H..
lsLER. NJ. H., ions Wii.sos. NJ. d.,
J. WeAyrH, 81 H., \. W. STAT, NJ. a.,
j = CURTIS NJ. u, mn y
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NTOP TUE IHEIF-tIFTi DOL.
LARS REWARUf,,

STOi4E\ from the subscriber on the 50lh
- uli. chesnn, sorrel horse, 4 or Years old,
about fifteen hands high, trim and slender make,
small slim tail, with whii. hind feet star in the
forehead the mans shaved of blythe hamc string
shod all round with fooi-iock- trimmed close
Tie horse was stolen by man calling him
self : Reed. under prct.nec OF hiring him to
20 into the country SAID Reed laugh, SING
ng school IN this vicinity, and will perhaps fol-
lps the sane business wherever be may go to,
He is shou, . feet . OF 10 inches high. between
20 aud 20 yearSoi age, peculiar voice, speak :
slow and deliberate, aud while hcrc made him
self qoiie conspicuous lasA blue EYES, round
face, and far complexion V(hck hair III has
y great fashion Of calling out landlord IN Il
bosiefous manner
When he LEI. he hsd on a dark frock ccai ard
papialonns same color. and wheat straw hal,
with two ribbons round H. le also. carried
with him black cloak. Il Is possible be- may
change his attire The las, heard from him, he
was in shreveport, which place he eft without
paying his bin.
will give hitSdollars for the delivery NJ ttq
horse and thief To me a, this place. OF twenty.
i've dollars for either or fifteen dollars for the
arrest and confinement Of the thief until cai
get 10 HIM. A. =, FISHER
Marshall, May o, 1850 n2stf
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"OF INTEREST TO ALL"
THE GENUINE BALM OF COLUMBIA,

ToR RESTORING TIE HAN
Ii you wish . rieh, lnXurani head Of hair.
free from dandruf and scuri do not fail t. pro-
eur. the GtHuiHe Balm o, Columbia.
Conncfs and Dcii,y's Magical Pam Exsrueser
The worlds woader pronounced b, all
who have ever used them White swelling, IN
famaion paln in the back, neck, limbs. tender
or sore feet, and MI -cro'ulous. sores, &c. Sc.
are speedily cured by Daley d Councils Pam
Extractor
Comslock's Hrs's N.rrc and Uone Linimesf.
and IndiaH tegeiablc EHru. is warranted 20
,ure any ease Of rheumatism, govt, contracted
chords and muscles, or still joints, and strength
eu weak limbs, &c.
Hig,' Lin,mem for the P,iss.
The worst eases of piles are cured in a Il ~,
time BY the OF the genuine liays's LINN, nj.
Com-tocs Il Co. Concentrated Comjo, ~
Fund Eriraci Of Narsayar,isa for the cure Il
scroiula chrome rheumatism, general d, bill
IT'S cu,ancous Diseases, SUBSCRIPTIONS Of The
skin, &c.
Lougisy's Greai Weaern Indian Psnarea.
For the cure ofsiispcpsis, liver compliant, in
digestion. loss Of appetite and bilious affections
The Greai Pam k,ils-.
No medicine has been discovered, that is 50
happily adopted To use. internally and rrisrefdi-
". a. tins. See numerous certificate. acconips-
nying each bottle Of medicine.
Dr. Lar.eiii's juno Cordial Or Pvoervaifsa
Ehr,r.
This i, the only actual remedy ever discover
ed for impo,eney. &c.
Al Of the above named articles arr sold in
Marshall only by EVANS 4 SEARS,
Imy2s-ilyl Druggists, Marshall, Jsrss
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ADMINISTRATION SALE I.


NOTICE is hereby given, tina, in obedience
! to an order Of the county court of liarr-
son county, pertaining to the estates of de.
ceased persons, will offer for sale to the high.
est bidder, before the courthouse door in the
town Of MARSHALL ON the first Tuesday IN july,
1850. on u credit of twelve months, tie follow.
ing described tracts or parcels of Land, belong.
ing TO the estate Of Seth Sheldon, deceased 10
wit In Pamela county, Texas, on the south-
west side Of sabine river, one tract containing
ll07 acres, abou, two miles sou,hwcs, from
Grand Bluff one other tract, containing 1870
acres, about one mile aud half from Grand
Bluff, south; also one other tract, containing
90 nercs. about two miles south from Grand
Bluff The said tracts of land being portion
of the headlight certificates Of Antoine Dabois,
senior and junior,
The terms of sale will require purchasers 10
give notes, with approved security and lien
on the lands for the purchase money.
|iRCH w. UtBDSE.
Adm'r de bonus non u the Estate n John
sheldon
June 6 1850, 50 tbs
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ssN'f. e 7 rom. SALMON
Ntpn 4, Sal Mon H. 60, -. =. 49,.

AN T. e 7 roHn Nm SALMON
IURD Il SALMON, Upuse Carpenters nd
i jyiiicrs, take this method @. informing the
citizens of Marshall and it, vicinity, tina. they
viii carry on the above business IN all It's Va.
rlous branches. Their work viii lee done nc.
ccrdng to order and will be neatly executed
and puneually attended TO.
Give Us cali We work cnrAr, for cash or
good arrangements.
shop on Washington Avenue, south of the
public square, near the Marshall Hotel
Jan 81 35y
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proper, that promise to subscrve their inter
est and power All things that tend in III.
least degree to the security and advance
mcnt Of the South, arc, for that reason
alcue, deserving Of denuncia,ion and hos.
tility. Texas conquered noble country
and defended it, by her own prowess She
established Republic that was recognized
by the civilized world, and defined her boun.
dares by laws under which she was living
when, by the offer Of the 1 nited States, she
was received INTO the Union She gave ia
that Union "A population which had fully
proved its capacity for self governu,t nj
she gave the germs Of a mighty comm, rec
that had shot up under her energy and wig.
dom she gave the wide limits that had been
won by the brilliant victories and hardy en-.
terprise of her sons. 1t was no, at that
time n question how small she could be
made, but how large. All that belonged to
her, was acquisition to the Union. Now
il is to be the achievement Of policy. to rob
her Of the fruits of her long years of hero.
lie warfare The Union is to prove spong.
ing house, into which she was lurcd in or.
der that she may be set upon and plumber.
a. F' -, WV
sideration, tina, is denied to Texasi II is
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CERTifN ATES.


Harr.,on 10, Jsrss, Apr! ~. 1850
This !, To certify. ,ha, ! purchased u Mr..
J. s. Alexander, 20 Saw Gin OF his make.
which is equal IL all respects to any Gin have
ever used. II will average six bales " so lbs.
each per day the Gin running BY ~st~r power
j. r.. kOSEbDROUGH.
This is to certify that started Mr. Ro~sbo-
roughs 10 Saw Gin, on Potiers Creek, AND saw
the Gin pick one hundred pounds in eight n,lu-
u,es. It made 81 lbs. Of rs good lint A ,vss
saw. W. J. SANDERt1
certify to the truth Of the above. hsylag
held ,he watch, md weighed tn. cotton.
~ ANDERSON.
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Remarks Of Mr. Clemens. Of Ala.


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,,.ar, ,',,,n,,nn,.d froo ,h. .,ru.atness ,C hi.
,,,,,,,., and la. kunun t,ru,ues. of pur,o,e.
!, ,,a.. no, IN Il. .x,er,.d ho wand nnk.
any ,;d. d.nnrture from th, plan then sub
,,;,,.d A.. has NOT don, 80 lie ina. been
c,,s,.,cu, IL, hn, abded by his original
nl,, and those of II, who denounced /, then.
,a,,o, su,,n,t If ,o,, and claim the m,,l,
If rousistenc, 10 do So would be giving
tho IL. d,r.c, /. tia, defamation. we then
mad. in usin, tins word mean nothing
I'm, what is entirely respectful mean sim.
nlv that +, support this report would be a
hat contradiction of all our former ,s,er.
,,,ns
Tho .euato; from North arolinn speaks
,f bh,r,lity. of the prophet, aud ueces.ih
If bhealit, sir. thc constitution Is not a
tb,ng about which ", are at lihetty to ex,r.
els, hat very commendable quality. It's
uo, 4, m, pov.r ia eNerc,., hberality here.
b,v, no ripht so "a triilc with NV sworn
dn,;.. nm not mere To compromise away
n. nrs,isions of the Constitution. have
a.L Ell for no concession at any time. and
ask n,v for none. Whatever the letter OF
III. .mr.me law gives me. am entitled to
rec,re4-more have never sought
RE senator from Georgia Mr Berrien
has aved me the necessity ., saving man,
linn. intended to say. and shall conlinc
.n,,Ls :, ,hr., facts assumed by the
nr, ,,d which maintain ARE no, facts.
as.,,.. FIRST ,b,, there was a control.
49, nac.s.;,, or ,he mar, of California 10
~" I., Constitution and form Of STATE Gov.
" ..pon, d.ny the Act and insist that
:, ma ,n,c ,.ces.,ty for Tin. course
"a -as, If al;,,,n,, than thor, u,, for
III" nnnrse on the mar, of New Mexico
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Corros oaN 1ACYo1|

7 HAVE now in sscss-spj spss ~
1 Cotton Gin psesory. thssr-Slaessg =
mile west Of the courthouse. na6uq4, -
and nm making Gins with 80 q ~ 6ee
steel plate. and the hest chilled - \ = -
FIRE proof boxes. These Gin Stands elGtUA
II not superior, to my now ia ~. Aarl1v.
son wanting = gin ssand would ~ \ - ~
interes. TO ny ono VI this naaullsesee. Al
that he hna 10 d., 10 10 iaferm - n ~ -
sire. and the stand will b ssss19e M, ~ ~
will have an opportunity u testing ~ Vssll
tie. without charge. Should il fail II nssss HI.
expectations. he has only 10 set il aai3e, asA
inform me Of the fact would pfslss, how
ever, delivering them al the Fsssssy. Thy
will he sold vi prices in accordaaes NJ ~
times. Guns Will bs rcpaafxd q tAs Gsslell
Kosite.
Being practical engineer, mill-isht, b5seh-
smith, and narhiai.,. I Am well ps<rassd ~
repair all kinds Of mills.
An my gin stand. are warranted 10 psstsn
well; and shosh they fail 10 do ~. passAsssss
will always know where 10 find me-
j.. s. ALEXANDER.
Msrah IS, te5O
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oonxress The Con promise.

I'VE publish MIR. CLA,'s report from tn,
Committee of Thirteen. Present appear
nces indicate that it has been labor vast
4 decided majority of southern Sen
TORS. we think, will refuse to concur in tn,
! Propositions A large number eXpresscc
hch dissent Immediately on the reading %
hc report, AS will be seen by reference to
bur abstract of the proceedings of Nednes
1Ay 1t cannot stand except by the almost
Unanimous support of the south and If II
Wcre adopted under the circumstances, the
whole North would he left free 80 rrpudiatc
and to resist whatever parts oi the scheme
)hcy might think favorable to the South
The demand for the abolition of slavery IN
very spot subject to the control of the
FEDERAL Government would not be checked
>y these measures. but would. ON the con.
rary, receive an tmpuls. ;uH! ;hc coneess
pn of the suppression of The trade IN slaves
the District of Columbir. The resior,
ION Of fugitive slaves will not be securd
~ the bill for that purpose, because not'rr
Dusly heretofore the distractions to sucl re-.
bovery has been the popular opinion AZ the
North instisatng the abduction and 'ntlce
nent of slaves from their masters IN the
rst place, and mob violence to prevent
aer recovery IN The seroi'd :" W from
here being any indication OF u 'eu'r ds'
position towards us on tins subject the g"
eencc all goes to establish mor coni'rn''
"a ana emh't'ered hostility =" remedy
Dr me grievance VIII be 'onhd III Tue pro.
osed act OF Congress; and, moreover u
q" adopted, 1t Will be agnins the stfe"u'
cus opposition oil three .io'f'hs oil 'h'
orthern senators aud Representatives
or the south, then, II would be purely
hano"y advantage o.,
Inc ao"'ss'o" oil ! al''fn'a WV" W,
resent boundaries an" 'he ''s''e'''o',''''''
the state o, texas, are III our opinion
equally Objectionable We cal It o's'
'em'~r'"eh'' because 'hcpr'pos,''n orig
mated IN the determination OF tne No'u'
. ron 'he slavehold'ns states ny ever,
ohce"ap'e mo'h"d' OF meir u"'ha,'' ~
n. spirit they began by denying the '''e
'eSas TO All that portion oil hcr 'errl'o'l
which any PreteNt OF clam could be set
p by Mexico. The United States, had AS
erted that title to the extent of milking
ar in its defence, and yet she Is now con
idercd at liberty to avail herself of the
|'a'ms OF Mexico rs the means OF dePrlv'
ng Texas OF her territory These claims
re held in prospect in Mr. Claws report
nd II is indicated IN no ambiguous manner
hat II Texas refuses the bargain ohere,
yer, they will be brought forward with al
r. power Of the United States Governmen
make them formidable The proposition
omes from Mr.. Gay. accompanied by Al
lmoss undisguised threat. that unless Texa
ccepts it she will lose both the territor,
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L[RGIL n. UEBONE

D.s,grs r,sifng Assfss in July, fov ~ spNsal
purpose Q, mres',gs,isg l.ss1 ClsssWs.
AERSp<S desiring his services In relation
1,o their iands, os Claims o. asaistAnss
in procuring Patents, will call upsA or adj
dress him .. Mar,Asi, Ts-ss, psic- 70 tn huh
Of July next It would b aivlsASae fus si'cse
who wish to see him on bssisees, " d - a
an early period, a. in uess inslaases, u VII -
nccessar, 10 procuv Information fteM ~ ~.
,cyors office wherr the land h leeataA = hare
yurcrs and document properly asth~atassed. =
remove the dificulties Ia ~ way Il seoPteeo
adjustment Of title. n
h. land claims sitsassa IL sitAss HaqheA
CABS. Pamela. Of Upshur eoassisa ~ II -
tended TO, also any other bssinso enl1q
10 him. ~ i
Marshall, msy 20, 1880. uW
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SeI1tSE or Al Cost!

SlNIE II has become necessary to sell the
~ CHEAPEST goods in order to sell most. we
herereby inform the citizens OF Marshall and
surrounding country, tina, We are determined
to close our whole stock Of Dry Good. at
cost and eharges--for CASH.
We now offer Inducements such as have
never been presented before in Marshall. A.
our stock is yet large and assortment generally
understood, We deem it unnecessary to enume-
rate articles. We invite attention to this advcr.
,lsemcn', and assure all tina, such bargain, can
hardly be found in all Texas
Remembered cost, DC
}. J, PACE, 4 Co.
lime Il lN,p IN =,
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IRON ToIl\DERy

lust ERECTING in the East par, Of tho
- town OF Marshall, and will have IN opera
ton IN avery shor, time, an Iron Foundry, pre-
pared To cast a variety Of ARTICLES, and parlicu-
larry pough-moulds Of the most approved
plan. a. ID, BUR ESS,
June |. 1919. NJ
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ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given TO all persons nic-
= rested IN the estate of John VI Iisnslord
deceased, that the administrative thereof has
filed her accounts in this office and that they
will be opened at the mex, term of this couri
to be held on the last Monday in June, inst,
for allowance and final settlement.
f.. e. BEAXI.EY. Clerk
County court Harrison CO., 1tras.
June |, 1880. u52 n
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Theodore We,n.r ,'siniM - Richard rarnck md
Joseph Pauntt. defendants
/)dmags
Tnr STATE or TEXAS.
HARRISON County.

! ~ STATE OF tifAs.
HARRISON County.
10 The >l.r,F u md coyn,y-ca,yrtNo
WHEREAS. Theodore WIENER has nst-
w tu'cd sui, IN the Ds,ric, Court of liar.
rison county against Richard Patrick and Jo.
.cph Parroli, non-rcsiden,s within the state Of
Texas. for damage. for false imprisonment, al.
Lodging m his petition that the SAID Richard
Patrick and Joseph Parrot, hy their agent Jer-
.miah Wan.all, on the - day Of ----------
A. D. 1850, a, the county Of HARRISON afore-
aid, without any reasonable or probable cause
therefor, falsely and mslieiously, with intent TO
inlnre. harass, and Cypress him, caused him, by
their agent, to be arrested, kept, detained, and
Imprisoned, for a long space OF time, and him.
dered and prevented hm from attending to his
lawful ard necessary business. aud suffered
prca, pain Of body and mind by reason Of his
Imprisonment. and spent large sums Of money
IN and ahou, obtaining his release, 10 hl, dam
age of fse thousand dollars
Won are, therefore. commanded to summon
IN. said Richard Patrick and Joseph Parrot, to
he and appear at the District Court Of HARRISON
county. 10 he held in the town Of Marshall. on
the thirteenth monday after the third Monday in
September. A. u 1850, 10 answer said CON.
plant. by making publication Of this citation
IN, four successive weeks IN the 7rras Rspuh
lcan, = newspaper pnAlished IN marshall, IN tho
county Of Harrison. Fail not, and mskc du,
return a. the law directs, Witness Samue
S,in.on, Clerk Of said court.
Given under my hand ard the sea
lis Of the court, al office. this the ?9ih
day Of Nay, A. y 1850,
SAMUEL SrI<SON,
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Wholesale Book aud Drug Store.
& T. O RIG T. a MILE X
Oppont, Iqab,ilcr', Hoi,i.I

Oppant, IqAb,ilrr', Hoi,i
rrNAs STREET, SHREVEPORT. LOUISIANA,
'1NAkE this opportunity OF saving Ia Their
i friends, and the public generally, that they
have received their spfIng supplies consisting
ia part of two thousand paekagcs-our
DRrGS. MEDICINES. AND cHruICAiS.
being selected with special reference to their Ren-
mncHess Our supple. Of Botanic Medicines,
SgrgicaI Instruments, Paints, Obs, NarnI-hes,
DYE Stuff. Brushes, fresh Garden SEEDS, supc-
rior Brandy, Wines and Spirits for Medicinal
purposes, extra fine Chewing Tobacco Snuff.
Cigars, Specs, Soaps, Window Glass. phy-l-
cions Jars, Bottles and Phials, Medical Saddle
Bags, Patent Medicines, &c, are unusually
large Also,
VIEW PPLIES
of School Books Medical and Miscellaneous
Works, many OF the new and elegant Literary
and Scientific Works, some of which are bound
IN magnificent style, and Just such books a.
should be on every lady, center table, or in
every gentleman. library. Oar assortment Of
>TATIO VERY
is unr,yallcd. IN part consisting Of fine extra
Tine, aud extra ,uperiine Letter and Note Paper,
Cap Paper. Envelopes Motto Seals, Waters.
Sealing Wax, Letter Stamps Parallel Rulers,
Merchants Note books with pockets. Ink
Stands, Paper Folders, Gard Racks, Pocket
Memorandum Book. Qnills. Steel Pens, Pen
eds, States, Calendars, Tahlcaus. besides Blank
Books of cycry size and kind. We can also
say, thai oar assortment, Of
FINE FANCY ARTICLES
va. never cquallcd in this section. II consists
of almos, every thing isejsi, BEAUTIFUL. ~
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ADMiNINTRA YION NOTICE.

ETTERS of Administration were granted
IL to the undersigned on the estate oil VIM
y Patton decreased, on the 23d day of way
last. All persons having claims agans, said
estate, are hereby notified to present them
within the time prescribed by law, duly au,hcn.
tica,ed, and those indebted TO the same will
pay to.
JAMES X. PATTON, Admir-.
June l. 1880 "A 1T
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IRt NTEES SAFE or LAND,
In Harrison and p>hur CouutieS,


In Harrison and lpshur CouutirS.
Df virtue of Deed Of Trust executed to
ID me by William Murry, on the 3l-t day of
August, 1919, TO secure the payment of IL
debt due irotn said Murry TO {. J. Willard 4
Co., will sell To the highest bidder for Cash,
at the Courthouse in the town of Marshall at
public auction, on Monday the 18th day OF
June, the following described land, viz
T~eaigoae Hundred Acres Of Land,
(morc or less) situated in the counties Of liar.
rison and p-iur, known ~ the land surveyed
by virtue o! the hcad-rigli certificate OF VIII
Jap Marry. granted TO BIN by the soard of
l.a,rd Commissioners of Red River county. the
same being an undivided interest in said league
Of land that remains uns ID, more particularly
described IA the office of the county surveyor
"a Harrison county, and In the office of the
ed Inty court of said county. in book H.. pages
81 and 81 The undersigned, netting a. trustee,
VIII ma.. only such TILE to said land rs was
conveyed TO HIM by virtue of said irus, deed.
SAN. T. MOSElEY. TRUSTEE.
kNay 3, 1850. 81 At
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lust RECEIVED. And for sale, low for
- cash Window Glass (WMeriord). White
Lead fBo-ton, Ne. y, Linsccd Oh, Lamp Oh,
Lard on. and Sp'ls Turpentinc, by
EVANS a SEARS.
fmy26-lrf1 Dracrias, Marshall, 1tra,
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WM. DAVENPORT.

CrsnuK CouSTy, Texas.
March ~. 1900.
recommend J s Alexander 10 the pni,iic ~
good G,n-sight bought n 10 saw gin VI
hi, make last year. do ne, believe ii can 10
surpassed b, any in the United States.
lni3 lyl o. H. METHV1N
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MARSHALL, March %, 100.
take pleasure in ies,iiyIng tina, purchased
a cotton I'm last winter at j. y. Alcxand.rss
Factory, |, contain, IS 4w-. can gin. with
ease, per day, two balcs'of cotton weighing
BOO lbs, with two horses. The sample Of cot
ton is inferior to none.
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| MON no TEL.

'I'lif undersigned would respectfully inform
! the public that he has opened Hotel in
the town of Rusk, on tide northeast corner Of
the public square. Ills table vii be furnished
with the best the market affords, his stable
with tho hest proscndcr' and attentive hos,lers.
Charges moderate Call and see
W, y. Wf1AIEf,
Rusk Cherokee Co. April To- 1880. n50v
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LlW DEpiKTMENT

Law DEPiRIHINI
Hon. T.. W NJ. King, Professor Of Theory
and Practice OF Law
John Deafeld Esq, Professor of CONNER.
eial Jurisprudence.
1trms-S5o per session.
All communications pertaining to this depart
men; must be addres-cdt,o
+, W. NJ. KING, Esq
MEarns, Tenn, March, 1850
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irshw 10. 1sra', April = 1867.
eer'ii, that bought 80 Saw Gin Of J. 3.
Alexander last spring, that Is m good - any
that ever saw, both for making good ~au,-
pler aud last packing
BENZ. GAGE.