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- ,s~.-s THE Subscribers stable, SIT
T- --.5sA uated on the North side OF
E-iEsS.-1-Ax. the public square in the town
Of Marshall, having lately undergone a thor
ongh repair. is now ready for the aecommoda
ton of u large number Of horses, IN clcau and
well constructed stalls Attached to the stable,
i. large and safe lot. well supplied with COED
water, whcse droYcrs can BE- accommodated 10
their satisfaction.
Careful aud attentive ostlcrs viii nj all times
be In at,eadanee. The stable viii always be
well supplied with proyender of the best quail
IT, and the public may be assured, that 10 pins
viii be spared in giving individual and general
satisfaction. Terms viii always be as moder-
ate rs the prices of supplies viii admit
This stable will be under the immediate 81
poriniendance ct Mr. Charles c. lynson.
whose experience In the business enables him
10 please al who may favor hi,a with call.
S. K, PERRY.
juno :. 1851. n50 t.
n q Horses and hurrva KEEP, 10 hire.
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The Drng store

az Nonnw 4 TAeksrr Is ,ns,rd to John
z ssu's brisk building, where their old Gus
tsssets, and the expected host Of new ones
nav end that accommodating spifit whlsh has
krtetutsre characterized their house.
W. would call the especial attention Of ihe
So,asnphsy, aad those who may visit Marshall
u buy medieines, 10 the Fact thai When the
sp,sfvis,stum /, "plsaked down." we wiil
deal out our Drugs md medicines a. low, or
lower. sssn esn 30 purchased ~ Shreveport
or W have almost every article IN our line
Our mcdielnes agc fresh. Oar stoek already
large, ani heavy addition now on the way
direct from Philadelphia.
We furthermore ark She favor Of yon to
call aad examine our prices before opening
new accounts fur this year, and II we do nj
catch vow il WIN almost asil you 10 resist The
feniptstivn.
We have lots Of pretty things coming
January 1. 1851. t19ii
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ssiasso e'orscs. N;,slr. ;sna Musical
Merchandise.
~~.. The subscriber, have nov and in
n tend always 10 keep on hand. for
7! ~ sale o., the most reasonable prices,
4 good assortment Of ihe Bff PieHo Forses
manufactured in this country and in France.
They src sole agcuis for iiafsfs patent double
lsen irsDed piADo iories the most durable and
decidedly Tee best piano now IN use. They arc
peculiarly adapted 60 the southern or any damp
chrla,c. there being bu, very little glue in the
body Of tie piano. consequently they will re-
main much longer 10 time than any other make.
IA the weather has no effect upon them. The
ease 10 tbs iron piano is independent Of the
body and can be easily removed ut pleasure,
The tone is inore fail rich, and mellow than N
other pianos. We import the plcyei y Co,
Paris Pianos. 'aade oxpressly,o our order Fl
amos Of 6, %, % aud oesayes, some in rich
carved eases
Also--Mclodcons seraphincs, gHliafs Of the
best makers, ,iolins. sioloncellos, accoTdcons.
flutes, baujos. mg-ic boxes, and Instruments OF
ali kinds guitar, harp, vIoln yiulNncello aud
other strings; pegs, bridges reeds, finger boards,
bows, bow hair, li pieces, rosn, &c. flano
Fore and other music published, aad music re-
eciypd tom all the Noriisesn publishers as soon
IA puhh.hed. Orders from The county sole
lied and promptly attended to. a liberal de
count made on large order, and TO music
Teachers AS tho Subscribers import mos, c!
their goods. they can Ollrr better Inducements
10 purchasers to give them a call before pur-
chasing, at No. 80 Camp street, New Orleans,
lust iMo doors from. Gravirr street.
n2Giy TYLER q HEWITT.
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JErrERssH..
EW GOODS.


TENHE undersigned recently setusnei -.
/. New Orleans will, well sclsetsd stesk
of goods. since which time he hss reesjysa S
additional supply. llis good .ss we'll slapa1
to the market, and embrace sxch articles y ~,
usually to b. found IN couNtry storsa ~.
motto j. TO sell cheap, and make quick seessaa,
Of ready cash. liz hopes that persons esasor,
TO Jefferson will give hun call.
MO r. NJ. GRAHAM,
Jefferson Water-Cure ESabhshuerf
nK SAMUEL. CAREY would rvspestfulN
- inform the citizens Of Eastern Texas ~
he is now fitting up his buildings in this plaos
Tor the reception Of palier'N who are desisopp
Of testing the practical plisation cf ~
Water Cure.
Having prctiecd MI stcen yesss under ~
Allopathc sysien, and for the lsst two ycsn
rnder tho Water Cure, and having becose
fully convinced Of the superiority 81 The lstteg
over all other known practice, he Anttera hir
self that he will be able 10 give general aatIe.
faction 10 all those who are laboring undupv
chronic, nervous, or acute diseases, sf whatsysf
type.
The wonderful cures effected By Hydscpathv
10 the various countries Of Europe, ard IN H.
Northern States. has established the fact thao
this practice il now no longer an experiment
and that nearly all the diseases incidsn, to h.
mainly can be treated more certainly, speedily,
and ciIe,lualiy by this, than BY aEy ottsF
known practice.
sIany diseases pronounced incuraAe by msl
icincs, or which hive batllcd TIC skill Of ~
most eminent practitioners Of other systris,,
have yielded, a- II BY magic, 10 the al-he.iHe
powers Of the Water Cure.
Females ltboring under complicated diseases
peculiar to their sex, and who have failed 4
lind relief from medicines, viii find he Watts
Cure ma invariably safe and ciiicacIous remedy.
Those wishing information with view Y
try the Water Cure a. this establishment, or il
reference TO following n course Of treatment 4
home, will meet with prompt attention BY ID
dressing postage paid)
DIR. SAMUEL. CAREY.
Jefferson. Cass county, Texas.
n. B.~-Dr. Carey viii continue to practice Ia
Jefferson and vicinity, MS heretofore, u@der u.
tier system, as the patient may desire.
October ,, 1850. nl6y.
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warning.

4 IL persons are hereby notified that If there
"A are any further lrespasscs committed on
my lands, viii resort to legal remedies against
them; for air determined not to pas The prn-
ter for this advertisement, and lose my timber
IN the bargsa
This notice is intended for n projection to
all TINT | have right TO control in any man
uer whatever.
A. u. BIRRESS
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SHREVEPORT, Ia,
nFFERH for sals a large and general as-
y J sentiment o. Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes
Hats, Cnps, Groceries, De. to which the pttcn.
ton Of buyers IL invited. his stock wasbougl,:
y thtlcwest PRICES and he can cilcr rrca.inducc.
m*ns.. County produce taken al hes. rates
hssfehants also supplied at ss.aii aisaner.
Shreveport, Nov. 1850 sa-,f
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Lost Certtncnte.

have lost the conditional bead right ccrtfi-
i cato granted TO Jehu Baker by the board Of
land commissioners for Shelby county, Of date
nth August, 1859. No, ITO, FOR which. II not
found in ninety days from the date hereof, will
apply to the proper uatl'orlties for duplicate.
Z. X. ANnKEWs.
June as.ie5f. nj 49,
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fAIr DEP1RT.MElNY.

Hon. L. W. n. King, Professor Of Theory
and Practice Il Las.
john Delaileid, Esq, Professor Of CONNER
cial Jurisprudence.
lerns--sj0 per session.
An communication PERTAINING TO ihi- depart
n,eut must be addressed 10
4. W. VI. KING, Esq.
Memphis, Tenn, March, 1850
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I(ObERT DONNELL 4 CO., Leyce street.
~ Shreveport, Ia. Groceries, Dry Gomis,
.r1MsTe. 6sofs, sAcs,, Hats, Pfprisions,
Usnfs, As4nFs, etc. 23-tf
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TAR. n W EAMES, having permanently
- located in Marshall. respectfully ten'.Fs
his medical services to the pubic g.hs'"ly'
Ol;e,4 one door east Of DR.. Young's brsek
h,,ldiur ,snioy.
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,,,ur. mud plantation Medicine,

WARD, WILSON, 4 co.
f.r.haii Nav isi 1881. ma u
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MnlGilr, WILLIAMS, 4 Co., Cotton
w Factors and Cnmmissioa Merchants,
Union Rev, 81, Crondalet Street, New Or
leans.
Cash advances made. Bagging and Rppc. and
plantation supplies furnished ~ planters. who
may wish 10 cVaslgn theis Costen - ths above
HOUSE.
I'M. 4 J. c. MURPHY
Jedtnou, TEXAS. y1njv
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MASONIC FEMALE NsTIWTE.

FC>liE ESeeatyc Board Of AIanage-7, appoint
i ed by marshall Ledge No, ~, announce to
the public that the ith session 81 the Institute
viii commence on the i,t Of August under the
charge of the Faculty Of Teaches, TO wit.
Rev. Tho. D. WLsoS. President
Mrs. EMMA " BosfoEg, Wee Principal.
Aiss ELizA Bugroy, Primary Department.
Miss ARAagILA JESNErf JuNr. Music Piano
p Il..1...a.1 null I,.,1cll IL OIL
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JAMES VI. MORPIiS. Attorney aRd ton'i-
81 seiior at Laic, Marshall, Harrison county
( -, nal
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2s99ss11 4s0A1 8Ue0y q AGe0uhts.
MN y. Wiley, t'elt*rtw u Acssants and
\ ~ s~~r,si !ys~symr~r s'sd Psriodieat Agent.
Nh. 81 Camp street, As~ Orleans.
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4, C. GALLOWAY. Aeor8ey a lar, '.ll-
I &. mer up-hur county, Texas, VIII practice
IN upshur and adjoining counties, ana WIN ~
tend specially to the business oi collecting,
AnfI. 1850. hto
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Ne1p .(rifnnS.
THa undr,sivne@ des,vea rss.
pectfullv 10 i.,s.,rm the public that
W y they can always find n his 4Ntac
Nor, choice and large assortment Of Piano
forfss, q very reasonable psiccs, and on accom-.
mcda.ng termA.
Among them arr Pinano Fortes made by the
old and celebrated manufacturers, r. Gilbert
A. Co., Of Boston, OF rich tone, and finished
beautifully In rosewood, black walnut, and ma-
hogany, with iron frames, made In the most
substantial and workmanlikc manner. Also,
tho Justly celebrated lf;ol,an Piano Fortes.
which, for sweetncss Of tone, have not been
equallcd. They are peculiarly suited 10 the
coun'ry AZ the fsol,an does not require tuning
Tor years.
The New Improvement In Piano Fortes
the patent Vibrating Orerbridge, is also for
sale at the same establishment. This improve
mcnt gives peculiar hrmncss and briliaccy TO
the treble, adds to the durability and strength
OF the Piano, and renders it capable of remain
ing much longer in tune than those IN ordinary
u.s., U .,
=" Hg'"' ior ''sh'' Hs'- .eieofa'e'
"'""" A"nos anu '""''os' maui !" ans FOR
power az" '"ee'"'ss " 'o"e' '"ey s'""o pre-
e",ane".
-. no'ce compound a"aehmeh' ;, Feiiey
q |o's Fafis 'lahos' ana INSTRUMENTS IRON an
thc best manufacturers, constantly RECEIVING,
ana Tor safe on liberal terms
Second Hand Pianos for sale, from $50 to
soc each, and taken In part payment for new
Pianos.
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'5sdssasca, but ! Government; AID Il -.
eeedsupon the idss that Il ID 70 be perpetual,
Ike other forms II 0overauens, ssbisei
only to b. dissolved hy revolstlon.
] confess can form no idea Of seces.
s'on but a. the result Of revolutionary
movement. How is it possible, for instance.
that South Carolina should secede and 20.
tablish Government foreign to that Of the
United States, thus dividing Georgia, which
does not secede. from the rest of tie Union |,
Depend upon il, my dear sir, that the ~.
cession Of any one State, would be but the
first step in = process which must inevita.
bly, break up the entire Union into more or
fewer parts.
What | said at Capon Springs was an
argument addressed to the North, and in.
tended 70 convince the North that Il, by its
superiority Of numbers. il should defeat the
operation Of plain. undoub:ed, and unde.
niable injunction Of the Constitution, in.
tended for the especial protection of the
Souti such proceeding must necessarily
end in the breaking up Of the Govern.
ment--that Is to say in revolution.
] am. dear sir, with respect, you, ODE.
dent servant
DANIEL WEBSTER.
In plain words, Mr.. Webster admits that
this speech WAS made to humbug the North
into their duty to carry out the Fugitive
Slave law.
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lFwm tbs rIcayuns Of the 23i.l
= n = oEA3D or + u . 013Y.

We are panied to cay that our city wa,
yesterday the scene Of some scandalou'
disorders. which :.sulted in some Of vic
violence and riot, which every good citixes
regrets.
Alter the news by the Empire City wal
circulated, the streets filed with a niscel
lansous crowd. who gathered round the
corners and became in many places exceed
inxly excited against the Spanish Govern.
ment, for the killing Of the captured Ameri.
cans. The feeling took strong turn
against Spaniards who were reported as
having used offensive language towards the
| dead. and exulted over their fate. The pa.
per, La Union. was the particular object OF
/ resentment. in consequence OF its denun
ciatory language towards the Americans In
general, and from its extra. announcing the
| Spanish triumph and the events in iiavnna.
Between = and 3 o'clock in the aftcrnoons
crowd made demonstration against the
Union office, which il in Exchange Alley,
below Cont street, A party not very nu'
merous entered the building mounted to
shc printing room, destroyed the forms and
presses, and threw the type into ;he street.
This WAS done cxpeditoualv and without
INV injury 70 the building The family OF
tho proprietor, who resided ia the upper
part Of the house, were not molested al.
though they were. of course, much alarmed.
Dispensing from there, the crowd re-as.
sembicd in the Second Municipality, chiefly
opposite the cigar SHOP of Mr.. Ramagassa,
at The corner Of ST Charles and Gravicr
streets, attended BY one D. Gonzales who
Is said to have exulted loudly over the lia'
vsna ma sacre. His store WAS closed nj
the time. and the crowd. after 'ndulgne IN
some loud cries. had partly dispersed, when
they were recalled by the conduct OF Con
,,les. who. il Is said, rushed into the crowd
with drawn dirk wounding several persons,
for which he was arrested. The mob AS
sailed the store, and destroyed its contents,
Throwing them into the street. One OF the
men wounded by Gonzales is reported AS
badly hurt, aud was taken to the CITY Hos
pital.
This crowd was not numerous, bns II oon'
tirued to increase, and their next demon
stratiou waA against y coffee hoase corner
Of Poydrss and TchonpitouIas streets.
Mayor Crossman arrived there and made "A
short address TO the rioters, earnestly ap'
poalng to them to respect the law ms
had ZONE effect and little damage was
done here
hut the impression did not last long, for
the same or a similar crowd visited and
DESTROYED a number Of other coffee houses
and cigar stores kept by Spaniards in ant
isren, para Of the city. The Jenny LIND
coffee house, at the corner OF 81. Charles
and Perlido streets, was entered, ana the
contents and furniture destroyed. So with
The Piney Woods coffee house, near the
New Basin the elegant cigar store be.
longing to Cabai!ero, corner OF Royal and
Customhouse and that OF Fernandez, on
Royal street, under the ST Louis Hotel
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r1ano Rogees. nousse, ard Medical
Aosehanaisc.
Tho sssserbss~ hsvs now and n
tend siways 70 keep on hand. fss
- !" sals II NE most reasonable prices.
coed assortment oil The Best pisn, fcrtss
manufactured IN this country asd In France.
They are sole Agrsts fos Horss's patent double
lrou framed plan" fortcs the most durable aud
decidedly the best piano now in ase. They are
pecalisrly adapted 10 the southern OF any damp
climate. there being but very little glue in the
body Of the piano, consequently they wiil re-
main much longer in time than any other make.
~ the weather has no effect upon them. The
case to the iron piano Is independent Of the
body and can be easily removed NJ pleasure.
The tone il more fall. rich, and mellow than in
other planes. We import the PIeyel 4 Co.,
Paris Pianos, made expressly to our order. P-
amos Of 8, ~, " and 7 oct&vcs, sons In rich
carved cases. FL
Also-Meiodeons, sersphincs, guitars Of the
best makers, yiolns, violoncellos, accordeons,
flutes, banjos, music boxes, and instruments Of
all kinds; guitar, harp, violin, violonceilo and
other strings, pegs, bridges reeds, finger boards,
bows, bow hair. tail pieces, rosn, &c. Piano
Forte and other music published, and music re-.
ceived from all the Northern publishers as soon
as published. Orders from the country sole
tied and promptly attended To. A liberal dis
cuun, made ON large orders and to music
teachers. As the subscribers import most Of
their goods, thcy can offer better Inducements
TO purchasers 10 give them a call before pur.
chasing at No. 80 Camp street, New Orleans,
just two doors from Gravirr street
n261v TYLER a. HEWITT.
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Mn. Epiroa:
l ara inclined 10 think that the " con.
stitutional pecaliariiics Of yoss corrcs.
f'ondcnt, Paul Pry, Jr.. are but The effects
OF an amahc weakness" IL they are
not altogether affected airs. No one else
seems to DO troubled by tho .cxtraordi.
nary and strange cvcn..' Of which he
finds 70 much to sA;. For my part, I
cannot see that they are so very "mysts.
rious" A. he would make them appear.
What II the editor de facfo Ct editor de
j"re' ms he calls them) Of the Patriot
have disappeared ~ Have they no. an
absolute right Of expatiation, without con.
sulting PAUL. Are they not old enough to
take care Of themsslvesl Certainly this
will not be denied. Then why not let
them & In pcaces And who cares 10
know by whom the Patriot is now edited
The sensible and intelligent do not require
the name Of writer to distinguish the
worth of his productions. II the editors
do not choose to pubish their names with
flourish Of trumpetr. surely their mod
est, Is commendible, or, il may be the
result of constitutional peculiarites."
which P..al himself says most mervhxve.
and he would hardly be so ungenerous as to
deny their right to indulge them.
Believing then. that Paul Pry's cccen.
:ricities are leading him into "zealous
Investigations to no purpose, I would
advise him to employ his time more profit
ably. by renewing his labors in trying to
eradicate them.
II you like fair play. Mr.. Editor, please
admit this in your columns, and accom-.
modate friend Of justice.
sol. SLY, JK.
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s..it nf ma .,uinaut La ".
'"',s !" - ...,a,;n,.. des;gn.,ed n,
~ '"" ,.Io ,o:nr ;u,o court shortly
as Perso"- WY ,.a ss .ilsd On Suddenly
'e' "'''"s' """ ' ,ai ~" nans,s nm and
"'su' s, ssJ , . ,h,ourb them arose
".""s " "s r,'.;,Ia .aa i,c;d manner
~" W Wy .hy ns.a ~ ~" ois;r,;T Ju.,
'sse"'e" '"e .S'o ~ 80, H.. c,;er,
ne was . 10, ,,'.'.a", s".h"S nm 10 HIM
VINO was tue ue'. a;o "'r :. W." ha n.y. h..n
P"d wh,spere" IN ".S ear ou ~. "'' s.r o",
f"gaged Tor the "e'e"cer. am '"e , ".'G
ent--you are talking LOT '"c r'''''.',
De easy---sake you, seal wN' '"' ',p,s
'"e "s,".s 'oa"s'''o ",.,;n, ,h., h,y;na
recovered h''nsel' by s'aune ."A' o "a''"s
Presented the pia'n''" case III I. ., ""J
impartial manner ne NOVA ""~ r". .',,,
rs'"'e II. w"'c" ne or" u" very e'"e'
we ana satisfactory Nyie. =, ...,..
Mr "ens'e'' our Te""e'. I "'n 'e' S'";"',.
rr'y MADE 'Peec" ~ o.i"" 'r..s a.
"S'na' w",c" s's"'.s us'e"'s" ~. ~. , M
'sn.s: s'r'c' eo"s.I"I"o" , ~ ~ W" =, Wv
dominion ne 'An 9"~" ."s .'e". " sc y,
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4 IL T. N 4 X X I, r 3.

COI~roN-The following quotation. nrc taken
rom the New Orleans Picayunc Of he lsih inst.
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION
inferior, Hpre Niddns Far. 81
Ordinary, none Far, $500 y. a -
Nddlinr as. Good Fair. 10 a
Good Mildhng 81 4 Good and Fine. nominal.
Flora from 80 ~. iu 50
PosK-,iess al, 90 to sll ss y q st e5
Prime sl2 To sl2 50 Hog Round. 50 to She
B,co'. Hams lfom - TO He, clear - to g..
shoulders Ia Gle
IsRp.-Ais to l0lr
Cotrng-Kio 81 to 81 Java l3c., Loguayra ~
TO lie.
CuocoL,Tr From . To Toe.
srGsH-Rrown from 5. to Sic. Havana white
to ~ Loaf. 10 Zoe.
B,GGiNC --kcniacly from - 10 l3lc.
R,ir RorF -krniuchy 10 o.
ErfswAN. --Inm - 70 Csc.
sSiss,-- tcar9j la 7ic Deer In lair ~ to lie.
MofAssfs Prom 2i to s.r
CtNnfr " Sperm IS to II. Tallow s. too; Ada.
mnuune ssr.
Ktcr-N 3lc
SNiss.- Buffalo robe from . So hear 25 10 IS c.
deer ~ Ia ~
'oas Ordinary. 90 Il 80: best a, IS Sc.
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IA 10 n.
EVANS, GREGG, q KEY,
tsrais
ABEL > WITH L. Il + o o n,

TIM STATE on Texas,
County of Harrison.
To am lawfm emcer Of sgd county
GREErINa
NOU are hereby commanded to summon
j Abel n Wi,her,poon, by causing this
citation to be published four successive weeks
in the Texas Republican, newspaper pub
lishrd in the town Of Marshall, TrVas to be
and personally appear before me a, my office, IN
the town of Marshall on Saturday the fourth
day Of October. A. d. 1851, at 10 o'clock A. NJ,
TO answer the complaint of Oaesmu- Evans
George T. Gregg and Hobart Key, merchants
trading under the firm, name, aud style Of
Evans, Gregg 4 Key in plea Of deb, for the
sum OF ninety and y9-loo dollars principal due
hy two notes, an,. an account, briefly ~ fol-
lows: one note for ~ and 400 dollars, dated
Is, January 1880; the other for 81 3s-i00
dollars, dated st January 1851, both drawn by
:, , defendant in favor Of said plaintiffs, due
oue day after the dates thereof, respectively !;
the account for 40 l5-l0o dollars, charged in
the year. 1881. by said plaintiffs, against said
def ndan,
Herein fail not. and make due return Of this
writ ~ the law directs
Given under my hand, this the 25ih day OF
August A. d. 1881.
+. G. PIERCE.
Justice Of The Peace in ard for said county
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VT. =, E.Irn - IN -. -.
sake; NJ. ~ ny 49,. p,..s - ~ ~.
children" N ~ p..i.~ s : s..";. ~. '..s
Rfo,oa"rc ,uI y n. ~. =. ~. ..sS'o~ "'1
rs."es 49, ~ S.,i, ~.
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you, ~. r. .rd T did nv
fnkod h.. III yorr a..r .on and
as'y. ~ 49,, ~ -. TT. v,.sr.
Dvs' .,in Co.. ~. c,omised "a do
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Having learned that some persons in me
vicinity OF Marshall, and upon Little Cypress,
are making current report that the Marshall
Springs have gone dry, we ask the favor Of
you TO give public contradiction through the
columns of the Republican to this report as
false, and certainly designing; and we asser.
that, at 10 time during the prcsen, year, has
there been any more water than at the present ,
and any persons wishing TO test the efficacy Of
these waters, can do so by ten,ing on the hill,
or taking a cabin at their own price.
DIAL Il YOUNG.
September 10, 1881. l2u
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