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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-10-25
Thompson, the Wall street Broker, says

, Money y easier, this week than last, and 50 We say
therefore, those who have tile lucre hand shoud supply
selves immediately for winter by ealing At General
fayrs Headquarters rs Fulton street where An outa
be had the moot moterste terms min utes
lice. Boys and Youths Clothing in abundance.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-10-25

yard Tor beautiful all wool ingram Carpeiing HIkAH
ANpEkcOk's No. Bowery elegant imperial three-ply
Carpets for ts and ss yard. English Drugse.s
70 four yards vide; oil Cloths "a I'd 3d. rer yard
N ofremnaa Of OIL ClotEs for stores, vary cheap
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-03-01

HNIIE undersigned, DEALERS IN SEEDS, re-
i specially beg 10 rsl! The attention Of their
friends aud the public to the full and choice as
soriment of Seeds md Grams which they have
now in store. They have also on hand an as
sortmen, Of Garden Implements, Watering Pots,
Flower Pots, Bird Cages, seed and water gias-
ses, split peas, pressed herbs, tobacco seed,
roots, plants, shrnbbcry, &c. They have COM
ple,e arrangements to be kept supplied with
fresh and warranted Seeds. (-aitablc TO the sea
sons MS they progress from the growers, Com
stock. Fcrrc & Co, of Wc,hefsiicld, Conn,
and will take pride in Supplying the same to
their customers in n neat and careful manner,
and at reasonable prices.
Orders, with city reference, for the above, or
for Carolina cow peas corn. oats, wheat, buck
wheat, rye, barley, millct, backeyed peas, &c,
will be well and speedily ATTENDED TO, by
COMS1UCh f. co.
Wethcfsdeld Seed Store, II Common street,
corner of 1ehoupi,onlas street, New Orleans.
Dee. / T. 1880 no2f ~
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-03-01

n. NoxrRoss, j.. y. xriLwELL
| NfONTROSS f. STlLWEl.l. Who,sal,
lvl anl Retail Dealers in THIN q,
No. 10 Magazine street, corner Of Common
street New Orleans.
N. B.--Measures taken in New Orleans for
(entlcmen's Clothing, and made to order Al
their house in New York, At short notice, and
In the latest style.
sJ' Htilwell i Mcntsosa, Manufacturers, ~
Fulton st., New York. n40y
We wonld respectfully invite our customers,
md purchasers generally, IN waat Of FIN, Flask
ioaaAIe Clashisg, to call and examine our large
and complete stock, comprising in part the FOL.
lowing goods:
Blask ard eolosed slsth drrss coats;
bhek aud coloreA cloth ffoek eoats;
Black and e~lorea saek aud shad eoats;
Cs1. m and iwssA sask and shad cests;
Fancy tweed bssinss. seaas;
CieAks al svsseoaas. ~ vasistiss;
nlasa sassiWsss pents;
h'sst assskIa cashmere DasSs;
raaeJ saaiasse Pan>s;
6larA sa1lnette paats;
rsn:y saaAimsss vssls
0laek oatin voAts;
lssa Ae1 nasy vslset vests,
nlask III vssls
Ass 's'rn ersrsss, A~s1ksssss,k, H. lazy
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-03-01
REMOVAL.
En- EAH So ppL1C S!

y a IAMES huyt removed 10
,h' ..,,.. L,,.L sto,. and warehouse. No
a. Comn .t,cc, and are now opening large
49, - -, ra,.,au and Dm,s,,c DRY I;oods, "a
- 49, ..E III. o,,.,,,o, og he city and
sa,,,,,,, "a, Their s,n,iics (which are re-
s ..,a"i.t "a nn .v.,, ,r,iyalI consists Of
r, na SUI taaI;.I 1..rn,an and F,encb Broad
wv P''>'' C,s,h.
ooo .. r,.;, ,,d fancy x,y,c. If Ca.s;mc,cs
Soo =. f" - Sa,inet.
% .,so. Kon,ucLv Jc,,s assorted mixture.
W :" wi. and Jonhl, w,,ca Twc,ds:
A. . ill.,, coon ,ed hlue and whit,
w rian,o1. Main nrd tu,lled
,ao "a and a. Osnaburvs. linen ant
''V .,,,nn.
.oo 80 ;rsocs Ko,s.vs p,o;rs.
~" az :. I,1h ,,iovoj ,la,J ,rd Main mcr;ne
-. cs,;a. sod 81, ,I.,a. h;ch co,orc,
~, = -, -. ' ~. a,,,a,, ,i,,h.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-03-01
Hardware, &C.,


~ r. RICHARDS, No. II Cbarircs street,
II New Orleans, Importer, aud Wholesale
Dealer IN Foreign and Domestic Mrd-
rare, .Saoie and American Bar, sheet, and boiler
Ircn, to which he invites the attention Of coun.
try dealers. Among others are the following
goods
TOO tons Swede and American Bar Iro'>;
$50 " English and Hoop, Boiler
and shec, Iron;
10000 lbs. Braxicrs copper assorted all sizes
1000 kegs Weymouth Nails;
600 dozen Collins Hunts, and Davies Axes
400 " Shovels and Spades, ass'td makers,
500 !" best cotton and wool Cards;
400 tons best PHILADELPHIA hollow-ware Cast
ings, assorted;
$50 casks bright OK, log, and trace Chains;
$500 dozen Carolina, cane, and grub Hoes;
1000 Ploughs, assorted; Kings, Cary, Hull,
Peacock and Maher's cast
Cologne Mill Stones, Grind Stones, Mil
Irons, boiling cloth; sugar Kettles, CRATE Bars,
and fire mouths together with full assortment
Of direct importation, foreign and domestic shelf
Hardware, all Of which will be sold on the most
favorable terms.
Dec. IA, l250. no26 3ms
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-03-01

VNyIIERE may be found the largest and hest
w assortment Of C!osh'ng 81 every dcsenp-
ton in N,~ Orleans A. this establishment
every article Is offered At the lowest prize at
which il can IT, .cId, and no reduction can 10
any instascc be made. Purchasers, whether
tl,ry ssc gccd q bri judges Of the quality Of
Goods. NAY r--s ss-A,rcd Of obtaining every ar
liele a, the very io~c~ ssrc, without the
trouble Of beating down ~ 'he e.sr OF being
cheated. We have but one pr'ee for Ge',ds
and this, invariably is the lowest N the city
Our stock Of Clothing and Furnishing Goods
Is now very la,gc, comprising very fall ~
sor,men;. al made IN the latest aud best man
ncr, and warranted in every respect
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-03-01

-
Phase Ferries, Music, and Musical
Merchandise.
The subscribers have now and In.
tend always 10 keep on hand. for
WE J" sale At the most reasonable prices,
n good assortment Of the Best Piano Fwies
manufactured in this country and in France.
Iron framed piano fortes the most durable and
decidedly the hes, piano now in use. They arc
peculiarly adapted 10 the southern or any damp
climate, there being but very little glue in the
body Of the piano, consequently they will re-
main much longer in time than any other make,
rs the weather has no effect upon them. The
case to the iron piano is independent Of the
body and can be easily removed at pleasure.
The tone il more full, rich, and mellow than in
other pianos. We import the PIeyel l. Co.,
Paris Pianos, made expressly to our order vi.
amos Of q, 81, ~ and octaves, some IN rich
carved eases.
Also-Mclodcons, seraphincs, guitars Of tho
best makers, yiolins, violoncellos, accorsleons,
flutes. banjos, music boxes, and instruments Of
all kinds; guitar. harp, violin, violoncello and
other strings; pegs bridges reeds, finger boards,
bows, bow hair, tail pieces, rosin, &c. Piano
Forte and other music published, and music re-
cciyed from all the Northern publishers as soon
"A published. Orders from the country solic-
tied and promptly attended to. A liberal dis
count made on large orders and to music
teachers. A the subscribers import most Of
their goods, they can Offer better Inducements
to purchasers 10 give them \ call before pur.
chasing. 1t No. 30 Camp stseet, New Orleans,
just two doors from Gravisr erect.
NAG iy TYLER L. HEWITT.
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YRv eRLEANs-..csstlsssd.
NAYVS MUSIC STORE,
Nos. 4 a.d 7 Csap It,, 3 door, )rc~ Cd"s'
Ncs (lrir0es

W. .l..,.,..J d..;... r~s
~. "." a. ,...,,;. ,h.,
40" rsc''u'y '" '"'o," ~. ~. ~
"'s can M"'. "." ~ p,c,o
Moro .ho~e an' n,ge as s,""' ard an ,ccom.
F"Ie'," VIZ! ''"7'''''''
moaauns ',rins' u. r.,,.. MAD. hv the
nno,s Wy" ,".n,,e,.,n,s,. r Glitter,
oiu an" s''"o'"''" mann" w wv. ,nL s,,.h..l
~ 20. v' pos'on, " III ~. ",lnm, and mn.
pcn"u'"'y ~ 'os."ocu, . .n,f., in The po.,
n"s"'v, ~'"' 'o'' 't'.,,La ,n.,r., Also.
. , ...',,, "aa 80 80, p,a,o Fvies,
wy l''e! .','.' 81 ,an. h.ys not been
Nn"',' ,'' ~ W. Nj .n,,sd IN The
'fu".'e' 80, 50 - ~, ,.a,,. inning
so'""s "'' '''" ''''
10, s'" ,,; I, piano ro,t@s
Inc W." 1870 -. !. ,,., "a,
W. P..". ,xxI., mi, ;,...o,e
,A'. - ~. 'a". ..,... s....... S~aE,rrv n
..s u. 90 ~. d",,I;l;,v and strength
~ ~, S ,,,, a". ..,nd.,. !, ..r.hl~ NJ 49, n.
- ' ','.h I"na., IN ,"ns Than tSoe,, /. ~gilnsy
s
~ r. ~ A,, ~. Ill.,; 49,, -.lsbfrs.d
ca p,a.n. IA p.r;..s 49, = paris 70,
." 20 .""..-- - - ~, .,.cA r...
.,.,..,,
~. NJ. r,.-, Au..i-.., ! p.,,.v
L. ~. -. Sss~ts ~ In..,. .,srt. from n
- -. -s.2.~-." s,.,..,j. ,..s;,;n.
Wv" we -. i" -. ILL.,, 80.
s''>s 49, w -, b.. g.. ..,s f,or aso ,o
neno ~. nd ,,L-r in r.,, n.vmrnt 70, ne y
H-
''1 ao p. Toad p.,,., and An
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-03-01
John Durbridge l. C0.,

DESPECTFUIiN call the attention Of their
IL mcr chants, trader, and planters visiting
New Orleans, to call and examine his stock OF
the following goods, as they have grea, nd
vantage over great many merchants in manu-
featuring their own goods. Therefore, anything
sold hy them will be guaranteed same as the
sample shown. The following are few of
the kind always on hand
*, xxx Mole-skin; Xxx, xxx Cashmere;
Black Union Hats Pearl Union Hats;
Boys I" Buena Vista Hats;
Fine Hungarian" Fine lAmartine Hats |;
Boys +" Cloth Caps; Glazed
Caps etc, etc, etc; for Aale low, at Wholesale,
by J. DURBRluGE L. co,
Is Customhouse street, New Orleans.
Dec, IA, 1850. no96 ~
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-03-01
Furniture Warehsuse.

- THg undersigned respectfully
inform their friends and the
public, that they have just re-
ceived and are daily receiving an extensive as.
sortmcnt Of Cdbin,, Furniture Of every vari.
sty and Style also, a ci.oice assortment Of the
following articles, 10 wit: chairs, feathers,
spring, moss, and hair mattresses; curled hair
hair cloth, plush, damssks, cords, and tassels,
gimps, varnsh, etc, etc.
Purchasers arc invited to call and examine
our stock, which will be offered at prices that
cannot fail to please.
c. FLINT l. JONES'
Nos. 40 and IS Royal st., NO. n26 ly
4. 4. TYLER,
G. M, 80 Camp street, New Orleans, DIAL.
EA er in Fine Watches. Clocks, .J,weiry Nii-
rsr Ware, Cutlery, and Fancy Goods
Personal attention given to the repairing OF
wathes, clocks, and music boxes Of every de-
scripsion.
OF Jewclry Manufactured and Repaired
M28ly
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ST EAM MILL.


TlIE subscriber takes This method Of inform.
i ing his patrons and the public generally.
that his Steam Saw and GFst Mil, situated
about one and a quarter miles northwest from
Marshall, Is now in operation, and in good order.
lie is prepared to accommodate orders Al short
notice, and on reasonable tcrms. for cash, Of
on credit TO punctual dealers. The following
arc the pficcs, per 1000 feet
Lumber hoard measure, ol6 90
Rough edged lumber, 10 90
lAthins and paling, side and
edge measure, 20 90
The grist mill will II al timss he In opera.
ton. Sacks brought TO The Mill must b. plain
ly marked, Of there will b. no responsibility for
loss.
Ten per cent will b. ehasges. Or lamhss bills,
when not paid in advances. All sums ON credit
will b. considered dus on Tie Asst day OF u.
cember Of The ssssent yeat.
A. D. BURREG0.
January 4, 1881 u9s
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-03-01

jefferson Water.Cure Eslaholonnn
nR. SAMUEL CAREY would rsspsseS5.
~ inform the citizens Of Eastern Tenn ~
he is now fitting W his buildings In Thu piI.,
tor the reception Of patients who are dsaf,~
Of testing the psactieal application Il 4.
Water Cure.
Having prnciiccd nineteen years us1a, 4.
Al,opathic system, and for the last I've ~.
under the Water Cure, and having 49,
fully convinced Of the superiority Of IL ~,
over all other known practice, he hattsu ~
self that he will be able TO give Renssnl ~.
faction to all those who are laborine ~,
chronic, nervous, or acute diseases, Of w.
type.
The wonderful cures effected by Hy1esaan,
in the various countries Of Europe, a.A 4 -
Northern States, hns established the III -
this practice is now no longer an expernen
and that nearly all the diseases ineideae \ n
maniiy can be treated more certainly, spse1lA
and ctTcc,ually by this, than BY cay ~
known practice.
MANY Diseases pronounced incuFable II ~
icines, or which have batllcd the skin Il -
most eminent practitioners Of other syauna
have yielded, as il by magic, to the all.AeaSna
powers Of the Water Cure.
Females laboring under complicated disssas
peculiar TO their sex, and who have fails1 b
lind relief from medicines, will find The Was
Cure an invariably safe and eiicacious Nae1a,.
| Those wishing information with a visV b
try the Water Cure Il, this establishments, u i
reference 10 following course Of trsatasua
home, will NEST with prompt attention ~.
dressing postage paid
DIR. SAMUEL GAREY,
Jefferson, Cass county, Texas.
n. B--Dr. Carey will continue TO praesns
jefferson and vicinity, ms heretofore, uniH 1,
Their system rs the patient may desire.
| October IL, 1850. nIeI
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4 tHARLES BYRNE, Successor to Jas. Cal.
~ hwayy MANUFACTURE Of Copper, Sheet iron,
and TIN Ware 4eai~r in Ncres, Gra,es, grsie
bars, &c, No. IS TchoupitouIas street, New
Orleans, has constantly on hand complete as
sortmcnt Of Tin and copper ware, stoves and
stove pipe, &c, steamboat, plantation, and
plumber. work, executed on the shortest notice,
and repairs in his line made n reasonable rates.
Orders from the country or city attended 10
with promptncss.
Dee. IA, 1880. no26 ~
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-03-01
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING.
rf1spsT A..

SCOTT 4 Soaring, Manufacturer ~
- fashionable Clothing, at wholesale and re.
tail, Nos. 2 and Canal, corner of Cid levee
street, New Orleans; ard No. 80, Nassau street
New York CITY.
Purchasers will at all times find an exten.
sive assortment on hand, comprising every ar.
ticlc that Is needed in centleman's wardrobe
Our clothing is Of The most FAsHlosAslE
styles, and trimmed and made in the best man.
ner. Every article sold is WARRANTED; and
II II dues not turn out a represented, the
money will be refunded.
Isrms: Invariably cash, or IL equivalent.
Prices uniform.
Buyers visiting either city, will find il to their
interest 10 call and examine our stock.
~ Please note the name and number in your
memorandum book. II n33 GIN
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Dlssolatton.

THE undersigned firm being this day
dissolved by limitation, all persons having
claims against said firm are hereby request
ed to present the same, and those indebted
arc earnestly requested to call and settle,
WARD 4 WILSON.
January ]. 1850. n2S It.
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VNyRlGllT, WILLIAMS e. co, Cotton

"RIGllT, WILLIAMS T. co, Cotton
w Factors and Commission Merchants
Union Row, II Carondeet street, New Orleans
The undersigned continues to represent the
above house. Cash advances, Bagging and
Rope and Plantation Supplies made to those
who may feel Il their interest TO consign their
Cotton to them. For convenience and safety
all cash balances due planters paid at this OF
flee, free OF charge.
II. W. JOHNSON,
n23 tf Shrereporf.
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STEA N NJ / l. LIS.
SAW AND GRLST

g1>.lE proprietor lakes pleasure in anness
i ing to HIS friends aud the bnildinr eso|
muni,y generally, that his mills (aflcr rv
delay and expense in rcmo,ing) are AGAIN :
complete operation, three miles nor,h-saA 4
Marshall where he is now ready 10 receive q
fill orders at short notice; and flntters hisa
that the SUPERIOR QUALITY Of HE -
Der and Grinding Will insure u cen,inualss =
the liberal patronage which has hitherto I'D
extended TO the establishment. The follevA1
is bill Of pFice>--t'OR CASH:
Square pine lumber, Ga 90 pesM
Shcaing, 30 -
All small ripped lumber 30 90 -
For lnmbcr upwards Of twcnty-four ~ :
length an extra price will be charged b m
portion to the dimensions. Gum, bvh, VI
walnut. and other furniture lumber. VIVA e
are furnished, will be sawed on the shssA
at Sii per NJ.
will sell on tine usual credit to the NJ
the year, at - per cent on the above Ps'ss.
punctua aud legally responsible men. ~
others need apply for indulgence, witaess ~
endorsement on their bills. And seW r.
speak for cash bills may be required 70 ~
the amour, Of their orders IN advance. IN
slcphan. has been visited" and ~ ~
incd to do safe business in tho futsss.
Grinding will be done any night in ~ ~
escp, Sunday.
SAM J, RICHARDSON
Dccembcr 40, 1880. ~
=. S.--Or,iers left with messss. WMa ~
son, L. Co. will meet with prompt aSseeesa
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sew oRLEAN S.-.Ceoetunee.

Peesghs, Carts, asa Har4Uaecs
THE subscribers being -
SS sole Agents for the aa'e W.
- - Maysville (ky.l PtsqD1
the celebrated manufactures OF Hall 80 na.-
lengcs, have in store large assortmses o. 'ne.!
cas-, ara wvcsg*, iron PIoughs, which tsey Oh
fer a, manufacturers 1rrrs.
lnh unlI. 80 Knnni iron plnuRha, Nilh0NN
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~ H. f,assn, Tho. NJ Dyk,rs, Retf. A, Spauid,ns
!so,si =. Syanif,ag
(tOWAN. DYKERS, 4 SPAULDINGS,
~ Factors. Commission and Forwarding Mer-
chants. No. 100 TchoupitouIas street, New
Orleans
RxsEs tc-Stewart & Thomas, San Angus
tine; Stewart 4 Co., Grand Ecorc; K. A.
Boggass, Port Caddo; W. W. Smith, Shrevc-
port. Ey
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Iron WarcAe~ss. Rss, II ~ ssS 81 Cs.r street.
1RlESTlEY 4 BEIN, lmSs~ssvs M DssL
1 ~s IA lisrdesrs, Cstirvy. lvpa, Steel, Co..
Ssr, and Tin Plek, NeilA Csriags, Penis,
snd OIL, lvia 81 6jrjn1 Aisass, Ne. 90 ~
~ esmp s,rets, NV usitans t<1y
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". n. Elllstt'. Hotel.
Rtl SIX HOTEL

KV Sk II UTE l..
- MRS. RRACkEN T. son have taken
i!I charge Of the Rusk Hotel, In Rusk
MI Cherokee county, and solicit the patron
age of the travelling public. The table will BIZ
furnished with the best the country affords
and they pledge themselves that no pains will
be spared to render Il one Of the most gcn,eel
IND comfortable establishments in Eastern
Texas
Kusk, Cherokee Co, Feb. a., 1880, n6Oy
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epflpe asd vsnnsr Geeds!I
FHg1H SUPPLY!


=. ~. BARRETT = &c.
DnofoCTtULLf Invite 49, asen"o" 20
~ ~ 1S.ss4 ~ ~ NJ sr - a,
eetvsd = their $3.50 y 80 ~ ~
FuAesc SYsare, 49,. ~ s,,.. H.,
No. essscmefA ,"a ~ n.Issn: from
uI kcoas ~" 49,. "a ,h.x N.tsr, ,bcm.
10y :u - sbls 10 o,ye gcurni sasi.-
e.ssion' fhSk xsssk consists In part ~ fol.
every VARIETY; isown Ard b.cachcd drilling;
ee4tccsds Of EngIish, French, aud American
neevfactur~; d~nims; eamlet jeans; csinei
sisth ticking; cotton stripes; apron cheeks
gsnsa elotAs; d'mitsy, &c. &e' damasS cur,
iaias; enbso'ds'sd o. nnen costing pnn
Apsss Haes; slaas do. DO; Irish lnen' brown
Nick, and White holland tsn'e sinen; 90 e,o'hs
= 6aPes,; naf&ias g., &C.; PRIME" m"~."s
b,ssk do Dwiss and null rus''ns' shsrNea'
p1ai1, aad striped Svirs; emcfo'dsfed oo'' ;"
pn11ssas; French jaek"'Fts OF every variety ,
e:eAens Of svery variety; enan'or{ s TO- , sv".
1900 sna.o'I ""s"' P,a'm . .Io." a h,..L
ssssseo'e 60, co. e 49,. a a ,sms.
~. ~ s az " ~ -, hdrs. and
NJ ~" ~ T,. 80 lar a.
s... IA - III ,,,n,... lace, cdgiog.
- - - 80. 49,, sa,;s,y
Ss' &C.
10 W. TS
S2 Fancy si'k b""scts w ana ~''n'".
~ Plumes; open worries g. 'srs 90 ,
French isee do; Mohaf 90 Mss &~sy s~~
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"a /. oeuuTavR l., r. WiorAtL.
& WIGFAI.I, Attorneys al
7 Lac. will attend all the Courts OF the
sixth Judicial District, Marshall Texas. I
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SOCKS! BOoKS!!

BOOkS! BOoKS!!
Sovth~estcrn Look Store. No. 50, Grarier
Street. Nr~ Orleans.
,a6ZnA JOHN BALL has just opened the
zAS above establishment and will keep
constantly on hand large and
y raluabie collection Of Theological, STANDARD,
and Miscellaneous Books, which he offers a,
prices ni--n lower than heretofore sold ut in
tina South.
To COUNTRY MERCHANTS, and others wish.
ing Books and Stationery to aeIl again, he
would respectfully invite their attention to his
large stock Of School Books, Staple and Fancy
Stationery, dc.
lie is also agent for the METHODIST Book
CoscERs, and Keeps full supply Of all their
books on hand, at publication prices.
JOHN BALL.
SIS Grarisr street, New Orleans.
January 4, 1881. mas Nv.
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" r HiLL e. 4. vsA,ys, =. ". sHrpp'
TILL. FRAZER, 4 SiiEDD, Attorneys al
I.a~, Marshall Texas, will practice in the
Supreme and District Courts of the State, and
the Courts of the United States for iheState
Of Texas. n'ly
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BeeUNunnn ana E1Or1Nt.
WIN. Dim, Agent)
-. GARDEN, farm, and flower seeds; gafden
tools, fruit trees of all kinds shrubbery,
~ greenhouse plants, Dutch Dubious, flow
er roots, double dahlias, books on gardening,
&c, &c,, for sae at lower prices than any other
house in this city. Please call before purchas-
ing any where else. at No. 20, Canal street, new
buildings on the Levec.
All orders promptly attended to and put up
Of the very best articles without delay. Flow.
cr garden Mt the end Of Apollo street, on jose
ph',,e, near lacssoE. Lafayette. Macy
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4. " xosyiyy M NALL
NJ OHELEY l. HALL, Attorneys al Lar,
wi Marshall, Texas.
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pAvsiciass. Ssrgeo~s, AVID Obsfefriei"ss.
MILL practice their profession in partnership,
w and one ~ both may at all times bc found
at their old stand on the north aide Of the pub'c
square. In al cases Of importance The service:
Of both will he given without mn additional
fee. They will Keep the finest selection OF
medicines and furnish their patrons II desirable.
Marshall, January LIST, 1881. n2Sy
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y q. NELSON & Co, Commi.sior lMer.
-. chants, New Orleans.
y. Q. Nelson, New Orleans u. Danksnith,
New Orleans; II. {. Walker, Memphis, Tenn,
(lasc Cashier Branch Union bank T. a. Mel.
son. Athens, Ala.
lJcc. ~, 1880 no26 On
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CndwaIlsdrr LEWIS. Int II Shreveport
~ LEWIS T. co, Genera! Gvoeers:
W Wines, Liquors, Pro,is'ons. snip, Doat,
and Family Siorss, No. IA Grayicr a.. corner
Of TcboupiouIas, New Orleans.
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( MERRY. HENDERSON. T. Co, Cow
~ mission Merchants, SO Magazine street,
New Orleans. MAO
Refer 70 Mcssrs. TRY 4 Ward, Jefferson
TaFrant + Henderson. Corsjcspa-Texss.
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r. FORBES q. FoNbEs
~ T. q. FORBES, Gr.eeys ard dealers in
l. i. Western Produce, No. s0 Tchoc.nitouisa
street, New Orleans. n47y