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steamer New u.ul0nn,

THIS new and splendid boat.
.prg,aS SNoKER, Captain, viii run rceu-
fs--ss e'ii-i.a larry throughou, the business sea-
son, between .jeGersoa, Port Caa,A., and teu
Orleans, touching al all intermediate landings.
She has been built expressly for this trade, and
for safety. and the character of her aecommoda.
tons, cannot be surpassed by any boat on the
river. Her cabin Is large aud coumodions, and
neatly fitted up Il is intended she shall com.
bins -F,r., safety, and comfort.
Dec. IT, 1850. una6 If
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(VEIPl (WTAP = CWENPIFF
1 nR cash or starr we VIII sell aH Articles
l al cost and cariHge ~ On time TO SUIT
purchasers. Dnr stock consists Il general
assor,rnen, Of Guuds. Wares. md Merchandise,
suitable for Ladies. Misses. Gents. boys, &c.
&c. with ero,arries of all descriptions.
We invite ai to comc and eNsiu'ne our stock
and Prices h..iofe purchasing el>ewher We
M, and viii b. rrcc..'ne goods, -uiaablc TO tho
market ard .cu@ou. as every beat.
Cotton cons -irri 80 n VIII receive every A.
tcniion and shipped subject 10 order
AZ .oad-. wares. and merchandise consigned
Ia our care will l., -iticth attended 10, and for
wat,lcd without delay to order. We sol,ci. the
patronage ii al, aud are uuder Obligations for
past iA,ors
PERRY & SPELL.
-, CaIIn lantsaft ar lisa RAJ n
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Lat or 1.rrv 11 o

Remaining in the postoliire at Union
Strings Harrison county. TcSas Deccm
Der 81, 1850, and which II net taken ont be-
fore the st of March lsjl, VIII be sent To
the G. ,neral rostulicc a. dead letters.
Brown, u. y W Ephram, Mr.
Clarke, II W LAFAYETTE mrs "
call,,o,,e. sc parchmau. ja, }
Co. Nm Todd. y 4 Go
Walker. Jonsou.
JAS. WELLS. Postmaster.
February |, 1881. hd- 81
4 r. GRIiBIE, tsueeessor to onho,e
81 Montgomery Cotton faci"r d'f '"".'
MISSION Merchant, No. u fe,dfas street, N'"
OsleaAs. MOI ."
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Dry Goods. Groceries aud Hardware.
NUREi EPORT STORE

Shreveport, Feb 5th, 1850 as
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I ET"TFRS Of administration were granted
| io the undersigned un the estate of Mary
l. Edwards. deceased. by the county court per-
tanning to estates, held IN and for the county az
HARRISON. 10 the state oi Texas on the 3oih
DAY II December, 4 u 1880. All lsrsons,
therefore, having claims against said estate are
hereby notified TO present them within the time
prescribed by law, duly authenticated and these
ind, bicd to the same VIII please make lmine.
diate payment.
HENRY NJ HOOD, Adm.
Janurry II. 1881. neg g.
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Ywcntg- ono IhpHsand icres Of Ldpt
AITIATED in Harrison lp.hes, Smith, aud
- Wood Counties, IN tracts 10 SUIT purchasers
Title unii-putcd. Term, accommodating
ALSO,
One hundred Town lots in the GIFTS Of Mar
shall. with clgcblc sites cor private residences.
Together with five improved Lots and conior-
table dwellings thereon for further particulars
apply to the undersigned.
". 4 u WARD.
Nav > 1850 u2i e.
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Issued the Is, day of February. 1851.
T.. e. BEAXLEi, {. OK.
BY T.. CATER, u. {.
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Received in office February the 1T, 1881,
and handed to the editors Of the Texas Rcpuh-
lean the sane day .tor publication.
:. K. PERRY, Sheriff.
ny J. VI. Crnris, DepufH
F.hrunrV \ 1891 u93 fl
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Charges will run from lie time the scholar cu-
tiers 10 the close OF the scssinn, ai winch tiuic
all bills viii be- due No deduction viii he
made for loss Of time, eSccp, in cases OF Pm
irartcd sickness
All The sciences will he TAUGHT TINT have
heretofore been taught in the Masonic Female
Institute. Patronage Is respectful, solicited
laura T. IiAWlEN
February |. 1851. u23 a.
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Mr. S. d Woop is fully authorized to trans
Gi our business in our absence.
J. ". BARRETT \ co
February $, 's5l n33 st.

NUTTI T..
Is hereby given that J j. Speed at'n in,sira-
l tor of the estate Of Edward Roach, deed,
has filed hi, account, for final settlement with
SAID estate. aud that they will be- opened for cS-
animation and allowance 1T the March term OF
the county court, to be held IN aud for the
county Of HARRISON, IN the state OF Texas, on
the last Mouday IN March next, when and
whore all persons Interested IN said estate may
attend aud con,cs, them if they think proper.
BY order of the Court
T.. {. BEA/LEN, {. {. II. c.
isst a
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1 IL. those indebted to MS Will find Their
"A notes or accounts in the hands Of an Of
'oer for collection by the 18th day of Fcbrua-
", instant unless settled satisfactorily sooner.
J. ". BARRETT n co.
February sth, 1881,
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WILL commerce giving instruction
Is = in the art Of PEt N tNHIP, on
-sSr--A-~ Monday tbs a5ih ms. Room a, the
ilis'tjonc Hall
Terms So fer ten lessons, Ornamental $40.
lauuary %. ls5I rsi
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s.N sOUi. Abolition Merchants.

HAVING been informed that report org.
mating with ucNspapcr publ shed u
lai- city, 10 the effect that We are aboIniou;>i-
abd supporters of papers advocating abolition
doctrines. g.. has been bat in circulation To-
the souiiefn stat -, We deem Il proper to state
that .aid report is ugriy false, and without
foundation.
NUier member of onr frri has any leaniHs
'oWarh, ~ sympathy wiit ab0iHlpism ar rs
aif,caiss, and nrrer had bat on he cof-ra-g
az are s'aHnck spJ Pofifrs Of he constitution and
ir,fs Of n, country, and otyarsi To any rr-oyril-
tga n ~ fHrh,u aeta'ioH uJon, he SUBJECT II
ssudsrp.
We respectfully request all papers What
base given currency TO snid report, Ia do ~ the
Justice aud favor 10 fciraci a,ri contradict tie
same,
yIDfTyNl T.
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Plough ManuCacicry--.Aa,t.n street.

PIOueh Nanufatier!---AHstln Strttt.
~ TIN subscriber having erected
in the town Of Marshall a
a9nAan0S1sxA Foundry for the casting ~
r.ouehs exclusively, beg leave TO solicit tho
patronage Of their friends, and residents II
Texas. and viii thankfully receive their crdsrs
for The -alns.
COLEMAN & ALLEN.
January 10. lsS0. 32v
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Pay Up, and Save (oae.
4 IL. persons indebted to ham rrou Of "a
\ the late firm II rr;sa 4 Holland t'.y
no,e or sccoun,l arr hereby sesihsd ihs' unless
payment Is made within shi4y dnvs fFam this
me that their elsi~s. I'll = placed 10 Ne
,hsnds Of An officer fos ccls<salrn.
SAN FROT.
January 10. 1881, SSs6
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W aGcsllSi;sc.

CrYn TIE subscriber is now prepared
iEgtTyS 10 receive cotton and merehan.
esA--llI-iS disc. destruction, in every case
IN reference to tia shipping Of cotton, will BE
.ifcll} ohcycd. A. far as his interest Is con.
cctncd, he hopes that those who pnironizc him
viii be pleased in every poet
L. I. SN A\SD\,
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Thpse having diseased servants may ha,e
their cases treated, or DISPOSE of hDm to ilc
Subscriber at a fair prec.
The scientific boiani.'. infinitely docs be the
Vegetable kaTdom examine.
From bis system Of medicine al dcleleflou-
Remedies be does abandon
For 'rply are the coral regions Of every cline
Adofu,d will innocent vegetable remedies
To cure disease Of every KIND.
\ limited number OF students can be amply
accommodated 81 hi, Institution. land Viii hr
received at any time Of the ycarl Wlth a we'll
stocked library. aud also a know ledge Of the
Pharmaceutical preparation Of r,ncdie, Is h.
laboratory and medical store, Offering iudncc-
mont, io the s,adcu, Nhsh those who asp,f, To
a high Standard Of ined.cal requirement viii
know how To sYpr,Eiu'c, Nhcu 10 ihese viii be
added the necessary Instructions peculiar te
him-elf. TO enable them TO treat eases at dis.
lance without seeing the patient, On sound
pla ,lological principles. Tho fee for each /,
invariably siuo. lone hundred dollars) The
undersigned keeps constantly oa hand a full
mad large assortment # genuine bcianic mcdi.
zines. which be v.il sell Al Wholesale and retail
very low for cash. 4. NJ. VEAL VI. D..
shreveport. In.
D. Please hand this advertisement, 10 your
afflicted neghhors.
November -, 1857. AA.eu
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NEW ADvE RTISEMENTS.
MASONIC FEMALE I,,TITvrr.

MASONIC FEMALE INSTITUTE.
'>iiE Executive Board of Managers. appoint.
/ ed by marshall Lodge No -, announce to
the public that the 81 session Of the Institute
VIII commence on the I7th February under the
charge Of the Facolty of Teaches, to wit:
Rev. Tho. y WILSON, President
Mrs. EMMA W. BoSfory, Vic, PRINCIPAL.
Miss ELIZA BrRroS, Primary Department
Miss AnAHELLA JEssErT JusE Music Piano.
VrGfipg and EnU-, I,orI
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The Drug store

AF \o8ris u TAcNrft Is moved 10 John
J sons hrlck building where their old Gus
TONERS, and the expected hos, Of new oucs,
may hHd that accommodating sp'fii "i'ieh has
heretofore characterized their house.
W. would cal the especial attention Of the
community. aud those Who may visit Marshall
;, buv in,d.,.rcs. 10 the fact that when the
90 s,asr-iacium d. 'plaukcd down We will
dcal out onr dFugs and medicines - low, or
lower. than can br purchased in Shreveport.
a. W. have almost every article IN onr l,ns.
Our medcines arc fresh Oar stock ALREADY
large. and heavy addition now on the way
direct from Philadelphia.
We furthermore ask the favor Of You 10
call and examine our prices before opening
new accounts Tor tins year, and il We do Mt
catch Won Is will almost MI you to resist he
temptation.
We have lots Il pretty thing, coming
January IL, 1851 's'a
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CITATION.
1'mE STATE or TEXAS,
County Of Harrison.

TuE STATE or TEXAS.
County Of Harrison.
c,,,,,y Court pertaining 10 Estates, IN taca-
tiou, february lsi, 1891.
III. sheriff or other lawful officer Of SAID county
6atrri>"
u,,lEREAS. Benjamin ID. Fo.cuc, by Elz-
W abe,h " Fo-cuc, his next friend, has filed
,.,i,ion representing therein tina, the late
~, amin foscae (h- father departed this life
',J county Of Harrison, leaving hi, last will
Testament, with ". W, Morris and Jared
n.n,.,J his executors, that Frcdr,ok p fos-
a ,,.iJcn, citizen Of the State Of Alabama .
S..ab Meadows wife Of Asa Meadows, a resi-.
1,, ,i,,zcn of the State Of Texas: Marian
saith widow m John Smith, residence IN
taoyn. Eliza Lee, wife of John p Lee, resi-.
.snc- unknown; Elizabeth W. Fo-cuc, the
.,,,,ying widow Of the sad tcstator, rcsidcn,
.i,rn Of the county OF Cass, in the state of
r,a.; the petitioner Benjamin u. Foscuc,
,aeu.,u. W Foscue, Florence A. Foscuc, Alb
.rI Il. Fo-cuc, and Julian Foscuc, minors,
"a also resident citizens Of The said county of
c,.. are the lega,ee- named in the said Will.
Sad petition further represents, that the
.sl John Smith has departed this life since the
making Of the said will, and tina, be left four
rinor children, whose names, II is supposed,
,r. Frederick W. Smith, Cornetia Smith, Re
1.cea Smith, and LOUISA Smith, tn said Ma
,,h Smith being their mother-rcsiJencc IN
Known.
Sad petition prays that distribution be made
Il the property of said estate, and that the
reces..sr, notice be gwen thereof.
lou ate, therefore, commanded to cite the
PERSONS aforesaid by publication IN public
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JOB WORK.

THE Proprietcrs Of the
Repnbiicaa are prepared
to execute all kinds O!
Job Printing, in n manner
unsurpassed by any cs.
tablislimen, in the State
such as Books, Pamph.
lets, Briefs. BAN Tickets,
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STE AN MILLS.

ffRf IN II y l " I w thfs>f.
r2>HE proprietor takes pleasure IN auuounc-
l iug to iu. friend. and the building COM
muuts generally. that b. mills (aiicr great
DELAY aud expense in rcnotinel are agan IN
complete operation, three milc. northeast Of
.dar.haii. where he is now feady 20 receive apd
dll order. AZ short notice. and i'lll'ers himself
that the SUPERIOR QUALITY Of bis Lum.
tsr and Gru3,ag vii insure continuation of
the liberal patronage which has hitherto boon
extended 10 the c-fu. -hmcnt The following
Is bin Of rrcc--tOa CASH
Squar pine lumber, sli 90 per VI.
SheanuG. 80
Al small rppcd lumber, 30 90
For lrmt.r upward. oi twenty -four feet in
lcngjh 900 extra price VIII hc charged, ia pro-
rlrfian TO the dimensions Gum, brch black
walnut. sad oihcr furniture lumber, when logs
are furnished, viii be- sawed on the shares, or
ut sit pea @.
viii sell on he usual credit 10 The end If
the year, ai ~ per cent nn the above price. 20
punctual and isga1y responsible men. N0nr
others uccd apply fer indulgence without good
,a8l-s.u.enf On their bills And sofqe who
sneak f1r cash bill4 mas bee required lc depo-t
,,e amour, # thy.f uti,f- 20 advance. iAc
el.pi,an, hl. BEEN visited aud ! am deicrm-
inca II. ,is q ssfe business IN the future.
Gsm4ng vll be done any night IN the week
except SUNDAY o,o,,.oos,.,
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ADMINISTRATIONS NAAE.

County CLERK Harrison County.
February !, 1871, ~ Ct
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Head Quarters,
ORDER NO. 1:

ORDER NO. l.:
The Officers and Scrgcants of the following
Brigndcs will cncanip and the following scgi.
mrnts will parade for review and drill, nj such
times and places rs herein stated, viz:
The Officers anti Scrycants of The 9th brig.
ndc of Infantry and The 9Th Regiment Of Cav
airy will assemble nj G;odirry's Ferry on Mon.
day the l1ti March next, and cncnlnp 'fu'l
five days" commencing on Monday Il, u
o'clock VI.
ndc Of Infantry will assemble near Charleston.
ut such place rs Brig. Gen. Cruikshunks, will
dircc;. on Monday, the Bis, March, and en-.
camp .imll five days. commencing on Moniay
at II o'clock. NJ. The 4,h Regiment of Cav
airy will cncnmp with either brigade of inG,n-
try and parade with such Regiments OF Infantry,
aS the Brig. General may deem proper.
Tho Independent Battalion Of Infantry. COM
posed Of the companies of E.lis,o island. Wml-
mnlnw. Johns lslanl l.. and James Island will
parade nj their Battalion parade ground on
Tuesday. ihc 18Th April next.
The l3lh Regimen; of Infantry will parade
II, WATERFORD on Flilay the 18Th April.
The Braulur; Artillery, aud Beat Company,
Hilton Head Company, and the St. Helena
mounted l;illr Company will parade AT Beau.
fort on Tuesday The 22l April.
The Eth Regimen, of li6n!ry will parade
III C"osa w!la.cI,i". OF Friday the 25!h April.
The 10! Regimen, Of Infantry. will parade
nj Rrforl'a Bridge on Tuesday The 10Th April.
The ll;h Regimen: Of Infantry will parade
nj Ashley : on thursday The LIST May next.
The 81 Kcr,mcn' OF cavalry "!iI parade ut
Holman ) bridge, on saturday the 81 A!ay.
The l';h R"Si"mehio OF Infantry WI parade nj
Willinmson's on Tuesday the 9th May.
The ltih Regimen; u! lni,niry viii parade nj
ovarHchhrg "n FRIDAY 'he !ih Nay.
ne ''iiccrS ana 'HrTa"anis. ol 'in ~ i'riT-
a'r "i initn;ri. and me 81 itrsliu"nt ni tafni-
~. vii! assemble at ornnGcturg on Monday the
laih May. and cncnnp "in'i i've day" com
mcnciig on M":!i:ly. ~ II O'Clock, VI.
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7 ~IIANUFAGTURE.
ENA &hS.E,

ic new Factory ~iiriIliG !a,cly erected ON
The site uIiilc Fulton Ilcnr, i .s,rnycl l,v Gr.
ahnn' Nv" yrtrs ngn. Wiihihc harris. buildings,
'h' o''m,t improvements. apprrtrnaui ;otfhc
SANG. !" tho" "Io mny b. inclin" 10 r.n.
lark IN the busircsa o! llr COTTON MANI.
FACTlkl., tiIcrc i perhaps no situation ny,;,.
able within III" limits of DE State. pnss,s,inr
Superior advantages for IA. urcSrcu:inu If nix
branch oibnsinc-s. si:uai.i in q location h;rh.
~ ;i!yan'u.rptia. no. only ir procuring y r,a,Iv
an! ;nsnn!an; supply 81 ;e INV material Inn,
with great facilities 10. 'ieribu,inZ III. pro. ,,c,.
oi iir establishment Ia aly par; Of ,!r S,o,r
and To nanny adjoining S;ars: being with, ii,
or seven miles uf The Niluiur;,u a. Mnrrhns.
Ter Nmil Road. and within :ppr. zinc miles of il.
junction with The taInirii6ranch uf tb, Snuih
Carolina Raj! Road. IlIcncw lsui::;;ur ,.w i,
the coursr -: TrJciiun. AMI iuw flrudy,rccI -.
wards completion, may 500 lc prepared for n.
reception Of it, machinery The dams. aud
raccways, with The ~wntciwhccI. require In,
slight repairs Ia fit ihcni iT ,Nrrai;1a the rst,h.
lishincn' and u rcTiiunolij !.wi..!i'.., neco,
sary to nrcoimoia.a the 0i.sN.ions. n-c already
provided. The ~i':.c.c.v R"i.iac is "a, min ,,.
best manner, rs regards sty,t~ cnnvrni?nca. ia.
%i'IiaiS nrl workm susi,ip: t. walls h,inr' Of
brick AMI stone. anil the hole rendered as
nearly !Irr.prOOf rs any cInblialunvn, Of tbs
Kim! IN the Southern staten. II i, ralc'!at,i 10
run three thousand s~;iGili.s Will preparation
MI weaving. a.sa capable owurninr up 1899 to
ZOO h!'i'- OF c%,"''"' rtr aT'r.m ifr water.
power u of a." b s,i.,rJipnu OTIS s:ar.-.i.
ii"r!ing an u]nfi!'ian nHFp!y d tn, Iyir,; SEASONS.
IL Is only necessary 10 yt; i:thr proper Ies Grin.
tini ut machinery ;or'Ilest tits ,Ab'!sh.n ~, IN
pri!I' u! iEr""lnrncy. C]caynjrucr. ana com.
r'cicncss "."rrang@'lrH;. r%lnl!:a any establish
m"nt OF rs sizc III thi- County. 10 inliyiiual>
OF Il company. i: Is worthy . attention; 2ul Ia
an approved purchaser. IL, can, wi!! h. mad.
ncconin"I dating. .ur la.;i"..T-. au,.!, - He
subscriber "ui!r' p7c'A!-c'. Tarsuu5 ii, posed 10
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From he NaShriile Amrritgn.l
Submission Consistency.

III tho fugitive slave law is repealed the
Union must be dissolved say the Union
men, par excellence, OF the South. VIII
they permit Us to ask, Why So! That,
would he TO violation OF the constitutions!
The law which Congress has a right to
make, It has the right 10 repeal. South
Carolina only talks Of resisting what she
aeclares I" DC a violation of the conS,itu.
ton. Our submissj0nisis, if they are in
earnest, would 20 further. They would
dissolve The Union for the exercise Of a
clearly constitutional power by Congress.
Whose case is worsl!-Lct those answer
who Joy'nlIY acqnicscc in those acts OF
Congress which, by their W confession.
.int:ct upon the South the monstrous injury
and outrage OF dcpriving her of the enjoy
mcnt OF her share o! the national domain,
and yet would favor resistance 10 The row
scrnIncnt for passing a clearly constitutions
al act, and one, too, which, compared with
Others in its effect upon the South, would
be comparatively harmless!
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DUTCr SESTiMBNT.-Jhc Paris cores
poudcnt Of the Courier DIES Flats Unis
speaks OF an actress who met with great
success 4 m0nti, since ut Amsterdam. Her
latest exhibition was in a piece entitled
"lhie in Bohemia she playing the part of
Num-, the most prominent character.
The piece was very much applaudcd at
Amsterdam, as it had been AT Paris, but one
thing had seriously troubled the too scns;-
tive Dutchmcn. This was The death OF
Alini' All Amsterdam was drying eyes at
the end OF the representation. The next
day when the bill announced the second
representation Of Life in Bohemia, n dcpu-
tation OF subscribers to the theatre, called
on Mademoisellc Grave.
"Madcnmiselle," said the head Of The
dclcgation--an Old b~urgonas,cr, perhaps,
W have been drspatchcdhy The stockliol-
ders ct The theatre to prcscnt To YOU a re-
quest 10 which &c ear, esily beg YOU To ac-
code ''li j: is in my power, gentlemen,
the hing is settled" replied Aladcmnjsc!.lc
gravo.y.
"~Malcmoiscllc, you dc, at tho end OF
the new play you performed Yesterday, in
the mids, Of the appIauscS OF the r~avisI,cd
crowd. THIS death, MadclnoiScllc, has
brokcn our hcar:s-prav, Madcr!loisr,!c, do
not suffer NJ mi 10 die nj The lcnolc,ncn,.'
But reflect, gentlemen" The authors of
Life in Bohemia, wished to have Mini
die"
ooh, Madcmoisollc. have pity on Mimi
"Bnt what can | do!
I'D" v'nt You will, but We leg YOU 10
spare Iscr IiIc."
"But vet
t ,L, .,I,,. III " . -
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S0uth-C Carolina Sumter Dist

Whereas have this day taken posses
$40 GAS Ordinary of said DISTRICT OF The
personal property rs d~eicIict of John
llaiik; late "t Sumtcryille deed; and |
avail myself of this method TO notify MI
persons indebted to the decd to make i'm.
mediate payment TO Mr.. l.. b. Hanks. mr
agent On this particularly and those Inv
!'H demands against decd will hand them
III 1uiy aitcsicd according to law.
w. LEWIS, o. s. D.
Aug. I'd 1850 rtf Al ~
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D. ]. WINN,
N EstCsHANT Nation

'ro'i!I respectfully inform his friends and
~ P"ni'c Centrally that he now Inns on hnn,
~ Oh rs inr sale on reasonable terms n lnryr
'''"' Spleh!ii assortment of Cloths, Cassim.r,
IA ana '%rstings. with Hats. Cans, r4s,
EouFpendcS., Cravats, Socks. fin. lin tSli
Iii ~ ana .'ierino Shirts, braves, ~
"' SIn,, nan hsrchies Umbrellas. DC.
fien 1irl i"ys .ttcaGy Made Clothing of eve.
ry description aud variety.
Complete Military Quilts, Uniforms, sword.
II ni''rils, &c, furnished nj shy nrtic.'
tnis"fnis for Sumter Rinr .r.cn furnished -,
reasonable terms. 1854 - va
~ i''s vcSi'nas are peculiarly rich. CONSISTING,
hili.rl In this market. '' "a
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CLOTHING,

y 'il' assortment Of Mems m Youths Cln,b.
". i~''r""iF. AMI Carpenters Tools. Buggy
.Springs anl AAivs. Cnrri,-, Trimin,s NJ,jn,'
DE Iron. Boniis. etc. Mill saws. Cross Cn,.
saws, etc. ICY Kegs nails, Guns, Gnn Locks
etc. etc. ~
SADDIERY.
i.r"SS an! Japan Wagon Harness. Snlkev and
'.!G "". '"'rn"e do. Fine Ens!is. .SaIlI,s
'''' e''' y good assortment nf Hats ANA Caps.
GROCERIES,.
Goshen Batter, Cheese. Sarlincs. and I,b.,,r
~ hn.es OF Sie'rm Aiamalliuc and I'allow
I nndlcs, Soap, Starch etc.
y large stock of Shoes md Boots. Porter and
Ne ,he host article imported. Mcic,ra and
I"F; Vine. >nsar and Coffee, Bacon etc, n,
'ht i"w,:i market prices ~
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Piano ForteS,

Bring the appointed A""n,a uf Newman 4
Brothers. iiaun Furir.. vi, inform tl.. i'lhli.
HAT we are ready 10 receive orders which will
b: promptly flied. nmi delivered fr;c of cost
The above I.rmr,l pianrs are manufactured On
;lc most approved! fFiircii!c. entire mon franz"
to prevent .Soins IN, Il iaI. with s.iIglish grand
action. i'll Rosewood ca.ns..
Agents for Ncwnl,.,Ea 49,.
-tt.'J Z. 7zNpSES.
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Nuiiua,

TIlDSf: Indebted 10 the subscribers arc re.
pncs!rd 10 make payment, previous To the col,
al March. rs they vii! h. compelled on HAT day
20 place al 'In'rs and accounts III their pu>SCs-
s!ri in the hands ola LAWYER for collection.
MILLER Il ROSSkitii.
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J. MORGAN.
a. F. Allen,

HAS nkEN AND BRiCKLAYER,
Having had considerable experience in
N The above Inc OF business. ~,cspnct-
LalinIiy SoIrils a share of The patron.
0 are Of The public. All Jobs cu,rus,
ci 10 him, Will he executed win poo,rns,
ana "'|palch' aud warranted to give salts.
action PlasicrinS finished in superior
s'ylc.
Jane - ~