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TEETH! @ TEETH!!

mr.. SiLFERS, for the past Ten years a success
u full practitioner Of Dentistry in St. Louis, hav-
ing determined TO locate permanently in Louis.
lana, would respectfully solicit custom from the
citizens Of Pike county. DR.. S. will be in Bow
ling Green during Court, ready to perform all ope-
~ratIons that may be required. His Instruments
are of the latest and best manufacture. Teeth
plugged, cleaned, filled and inserted, from one tC
an entire set. ALI operations warranted, and the
purest materials used.
DIR. S. refers, respectfully, to the following gen.
tlemen:-Dr. Mcdowell, DR.. Pope, and the facul-
ty generally in 81. Louis; Mr.. Minor, MIR. Jackson
Mr. X. Barnett, Pra,rieville, and numerous otheI
persons Of Pix county.
March 3lst, 1851.
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Premium Stoves
Final Settlement.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned,
N administrator ofthe estate Of Henry l.. Sisson,
deceased, will apply at the next June term Of the
Probate Court for Pike county, Mo-, for a final
settlement of my administration of said estate,
when and where all persons interested can at
tend. JOSEPH o. O'BANNON,
May 7th, 1851. Admir-. de bonis non.
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TO SPORTSMEN.
Guns, Rifles and Pistols.

TINE Subscriber has on hand and for sale, a
l. general assortment of fine and common dou.
BILE and single barrel shot guns. rifles and yau-
gers; Colts Revolvers, pocket pistols, powder
TASKS, &c., at very low prices for cash.
lam also prepared to repair guns and pistols
at the shortest notice, and in the best manner
Persons wishing any article in my line, will do
we'll to give me q call.
u Shop on Water street, one door south of
Block & Belts store. J.Y. JOHNSON.
Louisiana, April 18th, 1s5l-3m.
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New York, May Z.

New YORK, May Z.
Flour, heavy sales at So IL to a 25 for
common to straight State brands; So % to
4 81 for Michigan, Indiana, and Northern
Ohio. Corn steady at CSC. for Northern
yellow and Western mixed. Pork firm ard
prices better than yesterday. Coffee steady,
Rio 9 l-2c., ST. DomingoS l-2c. to s3-4c.,
LaguIra l0c. Sugar in good enquiry, with
a fair trade doing in Muscovado snd Porto
Rico; Orleans quiet at 6 LAC, mostly held
out of market. Lead dull and plenty Of it
here. Hemp, d. R., $3.50 20 $l32 per
ton.
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given to all persons interest
M ed, that the undersigned has obtained of the
county court Of Pike county, Mo-, letters Of ad
ministTation of the goods unadministered Of the
estate of Horatio T Kent, deceased, lately in
Of Thomas J. C. Fagg, bearing date Feb,
nth 1851. All persons having claims against said
estate are therefore notified to present them fol
allegiance, & that unless they be exhibited within
three years from the date of ihe letters Of
I%traiiOn heretofore granted to said Fagg, they Will
|be forever barred.
JEREMIAH ROBERTS, Admir-.
March 18th lS5I..-3w
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Great Extravaganza.

Have just received and am now opening a now
L and splendid assortment Of FURNITURE,
composed of Dress and plain Mahogany and Wal.
nut front Bureaus; low post and tessier Bedstesds,
cane seat, French and common Chairs, Work
Stands, Wash Stands and Candle Stands, Lounges
and Mattresses, dresses, Rocking Chairs, Cribs.
and other articles too tedious 10 mention, which ]
will sell cheaper than Furniture ever has been
sold in this place at regular business.
Please call at the old stand of Brice & Young,
In Bsrtlett's Row, on Georgia street, and Judge
for yourselves. Leave your credit at home, and
bring your money or produce, and I will insure
you a bargain.
Old furniture repaired on reasonable terms, or
new made to order. .. YOUNG.
Louisiana, Nov. 18th. IS50.-ly.
IL Collins made ut the shortes notice, and
on reasonable terms, BY J.. YOUNG.
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Washington, May Z.

Washington, Msy7.
The President, accompanied by the Sec.
r~etaries Webster and Stuart, and Mr.. Hall,
Post Master General, will leave Washing
ton Oh Monday next for New York.
Pittsburgh, May Z, NJ.
River 10 feet 8 inches and falling; wealth
or pleasant.
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Final Settlement.

NOTICE is thereby given that the undersigned.
" administrator Of the estate of Thomas Ellis,
deceased, late Of Pike county, Mo-, will apply
at the next June term Of the Probate Court Of
said county, for a final settlement Of his admins.
tration on said estate, when and where all per-
sons interested are notified to attend.
ABSALOM ELLIS, Admir-.
April 18th, 1851.
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given to all persons interest.
~ ed in the estate Of Gipson Cothron, deceased,
tina: ! took charge of the estate of said deceased
on the 18th day Of March 1851.
All persons indebted to said estate are request.
ed to make immediate payment, and those having
demands against the same are requested to present
them properly authenticated within one yearfrom
the above date, or they may be precluded from
any benefit OF Said estate; and il not presented
within three years, they will be forever barred.
II. G. EDWARDS,
Public Admir-. of PIKE county.
March 18th, lS51-3w
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- Payton R. Hayden, Esq, of BoOnvilie, is
candidate for a Judgsship on the Supreme Court
Bench.
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r E MO II L.
FASHIONABLE TAILORING.
Administrators Notice.

notice. hereby given that the undersigned
IN has been Granted letters of administration on
the estate of JUBAL EARLY, deceased, by the
judge of the Probate Court Of Pike county Mo-,
bearing date Gath January 1861.
All persons having claims against said estate
are notified to exhibit them for allowance within
one year from the date Of said letters, or they may
be precluded from any benefit Of said estate; and
if not exhibited within three years they will be
forever barred. GILES. H. EARLY,
February 18th 1851. Administrator.
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Il Ten thousand n ormons are on their way
from Council Bluffs for the Salt Lake.
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STILL LATER.

Charleston, May 9TH.
Langdon Cheves has addressed the Con-
vention, opposing the seperate action of
South Carolina. The Convention have re-
ported addresses and resolutions, which
have come up for consideration. The num-
Der Of delegates to-day was 1858 reporting
ali parts Of the State.
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SECOND DISPATCH.

Charleston, May s.
Proceedings in the Convention to-day
authorize US to announce that q seperate
State action will certainly triumph by an
overwhelming majority; the reception of
Rhett's resolution has been fearfully enthu-
siastic. Lsngdon Cheves and Judge But
Ter, who were in favor Of moderation, are
borne down. South Carolina is fixed for
secession-great excitement has prevailed
to-day throughout the city.
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HE daily hear of the most astonishing cures be-
" ing effected by that great and popular medi-
cine
H. G. FARRELL'S


The greatest remedy ever discovered Tor almost
all complaints requiring an external application,
either in man or beast. In the short length Of
time it has been introduced to the people Of the
United States, it has gained a reputation unequal
ed BY any other medicine in'the known worid.-
Why is It? The answer is plain: because no
medicine ofthe kind has ever been put before the
public SO deserving of the rich laurels it has &C.
uuired; and il will continue to gain friends as long
as IL performs the most extraordinary cures Of va
riouS descriptions, after the doctors and all otEer
remedies had failed. We do not only SAT- that
the genuine H G Farrelps Arabian Liniment cAH
and DOES perform cures which no other medicine
can do, but you have here certificates Of what it
has done. e
Thadeus Smith, Of Mudd Greek, Tszewell co,
Ills, says: Il had lost the use Of my arm for
more than a year, by pslzy or paralysis; the flesh
had entirely withrred away, leaving nothing but
skin, muscle and bone. tried all the best doc
tors and all the remedies ! could hear Of, but they
Ibid no good. then commenced the use Of II @
FarrelPs Arabian Liniment, and q few bottles en-.
tirsly cured me, and my arm is now as strong
and 6eshy as the other. II is also FIRST rate for
burns, sprains and bruizes.
The celebrated DOCTOR JAYNE, whose rep
~utation as a benefactor to mankind extends over
the whole world, reports that q lady Of one Of the
first families in Philadelphia had been confined to
her bed fourteen wears with Rheumatism, and
a uGC v ~ az"
He also says: Your Liniment is going rapidly;
send me a supply Immediately BY Leech's fast
line" ----
NV daughter, when 6 months old, was taken
with a swelling in the tonsils, which grew larger
and larger, till when 6 years old she had great
difficulty in swallowing her food. Every night,
watch was kept, fearing she would suffocate.-
The best doctors attended her, but could give no
relief. Itnok her to the most eminent doctors in
the East; they said there was no help for her cut
Ito outgrow il. With sad heart I returned home
with her, when she became SO much worse that
the doctors had TO be called in again; they decided
the tonsils must be cut of, as the only means Of
giving relief My wife would not consent to this,
and she determined to try your Imminent, which
gave relief the very first application, and BY .
continued use she entirely recovered. She is now
10 years old, and feshy and Healthy - could be
desired. Your liniment is also the best In use for
|~sprains, bruizss. cuts, burns, headache &C.; and
it will remove the most severe pain in q few min.
utes. II also cured caked udder in my cow in .
few days. GEORGE FORD.
Peoria, March Goth 2s49.
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Notice.

THOSE who are entitled to Bounty Land unde
L the late act of Congress, will do well to cali
on the undersigned Immediately. By so doing
they will economize both time and money. He is
at all times prepared to write out, certify to, and
declarations TO the Commissions
of Pensions. S. F.. MURRAY.
Bowling Green Mo. Dec. 4th 1850.
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LOOK our FOR couNTERFElTsl

LUUK UUT FUK CUUNTEKFEIISI
As they are In circulation. The true and only
genuine H G Farrell's Arabian Liniment always
reads with the H G., his initials, before Farrelps,
thus. 81 G Farrell's Arabian Lininent;' and his
is also on the label of the bottle, and
these words are blown in the glass bottle, "H G
|Farrelps Arabion Liniment, Peoria" Do NOS
touch any other, & look wellbefore you purchase,
or you will get imposed upon.
Manufactured only by H G Farrell, sole invent.
or and proprietor, and wholesale druggist, No. II
Main street, Peoria, III; to whom all communiea,
tons must be addressed: and for sale by
WILLIAMS & Co., Louisisna.
H BLAKESLY & Co.,
Wholesale agents, 81. Louis.
Also by regular agents throughout the u. s.
H.CaIl and get Farrier book, free Of charge.
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CRY DRUG STORE.
]. WILLIAMS & CO.,

j. WILLIAMS & CO..
MOULD respectfully inform their friends and
" customers, that they are now 10 receipt OF their
Spring supply of
Drugs, MedSeines, Paints, Oils, Tornish-
es, Brushes, Dye Sfgfs, Perfumery,
Confectionery, &c.; = 8
Which, in addition to their former stock, renders
their supply very complete.
~ They have lately removed from Water 10
Nam Street, two doors north of I. N. Bfysan
& Co., where they would be happy to PEE their
friends and customers; and also beg leave to res
turn their thanks to the public forrthe patronage
heretofore bestowed, and hope to merit . contin-
nance of the same. e
Louisiana, April 18th, 1851
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CIRCuk1K Sy4jy W t54fS7.a
FT,He rsofssstos tales p!sssam n AssSsiilse q
II tny 10 his isiesds and In building sSsE'
riunity kenssaIly, that bin miila (sfles trrAi
delay and expense In remo.ing) ~ again IA
cca,pisse operation, thsCo ,n.les northeast II
Marshall, wi,ess h. u asw ready IL receive and
till orders n short notice; md niaftets hins~li
that the SUPERIOR QUALITY II his l.um.
t<r and Grinding will Insure esMtpuauon u
the literal patronage which has ht9hsste hecn
cxtcrded 10 tic establishment. Tho following
r bill Of price --FOR CASH:
Aquars pine lumher, 81 % peS n.
Sheatirs, n 10 80
All small rippe, lumber, - 20
For lnmicr upwnsds Of twsNty -four feet In
length an extra prize VIII W charged, in pro-
portion to the dimensions. Gum, birch, black
walnut, and other furniture lumber. wlen log
are furnished, viii be sawed or tho niiarcs, VI
at Sli per ~.
will sell on the usual credit TO the end o.
the year, II 20 per cent on The above price. 10
puuctual and !fcuiiv responsible men. None
others need apply for Indulgence, without good
endorsement ON their bills. And some who
speak for cash bills may be required 10 deposit
the amount Of their orders ia advance. "The
elephant has been VISITED and ! nm deteru,-
ued t., do safe business ia the future.
Grinding viii ba done any night IN The week
except Sunday.
SAN J. RICiiAND S0N.
December 90. 1890 ma "
i. Soldiers left with rnessr+. Ward. VIII
son, & Go. VIII meet with prompt attention.
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n ~ z Y
z III f&ffo6 ssaS Mn
b 71 f7 LI& IA "a
4 ~1&4ll3 " ~ IN - 4S3r
I "a VI NJ - r II hi = No
So rl(.jsc M lss1s seepe1loost a e1Af
n s ~, .s,'a 80 = y J. :. a ss
AmSex sA~m ~ P:nan1 fsstse n,u1< ~ IN
T. Co. II ncston. = ~ tops. - nfiuA6|
hcantiiu!Iy In yosewosa. bl,ek wslnut, ana ~.
hunanv. viii iron f.ames. ,nndo - ~ p,onf
substantial spd wnskmaniihs tsssnes. AIAn,
The iustlv ce.elsasc<i .Ssnlian fstsan F,rtss.
which, fUs sw<etnevs 81 ionr, have not been
~uuMled. They afs ,seeuliayly suited 10 ,hs
cn,sf,try. ~ ihe Evlla does MOI rvu,,irs tu,,lax
fvr ycars.
The New imnrovomsnt In p;suo fo,ser
the ruten, y,L-a,,vy fI,y-ar;Jcs. /. alan rs,
sn,c n, the same .s,ab,jshn,en,. This ,,,p,evc
men, ujycs peculiar t,.uuc.x mud bril,;asrv "a
tie TRIBE, nsiJs I'd the durability and strength
oil the Piano, and renders /, capahlc 4 remai,,.
Ing much, lopr,r in tu,r thar ti.oss .rd;nsrs
nse.
WIN /. Aren't for Henri Y,y,' c,l.btn,ed
GRIND pjano. a,isl Pianlno.. made In Paris. For
power and xwreittc.a al tpnr. thew stand ~.
eminent.
The Uolce ComnouuA iyartresf. J. pei,ev
s. Co.'S Paris lYaros. and Instruments from III
the hest manufacturers. cf,us,au,jv RECEIVING.
and for sale on, liberal FERNS.
Second Hand i'isuos FOR -nr, from $50 10
Ssuu cae,, md akeu a, mart ,,,x,,,.,,t lar nc,y
rnnos. = "
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IA -A&fee-y
seOtr0Ns~-Tha fuiiowlns svo,a,iosA - l6h.s.
Apa y Nv 0slcens r)rita Of ihs IN ~. z v
saw oatrAxs c,s2ss,v,cay.es1
! ts!s'' ~ Miialihs ~. 2 q
Msddimr, .:....7 al cood Fair, go. ils--
0oed A'dd''nr as: Gocd and Fine. nsannAi.
fLcrs.--Frm ~ 81! 10 o..
Poax.--Mres sli ~ 10 Slt 70, ~. q. Sll IS
'f!.nc "! TO sla 81; Hog Round. s.! 10 ale
b.cos Hams from n 70 lie; clear 81 to G!
shoulders to tie
1.Ann.--At y 10 tote.
Cosrx..-Rio 81 to 81; Java loc-, Lcsuayra 10
to lie.
CHocoi srE-~ffor, . 10 Toe
SrnAH.--issomn, iro,n 5. to jic Havana Whit :;
to 81: Loaf, Z T. DC.
H,gsiNo- Kentucky. from ~ to l.,c.
B,is Worr --kcmtnrky. rmr!
llrrswAN-ffom - W .ic
*Niss.~-i,ar 90 10 1sc.. pqer IN iair I'm, ~.
Mni,strs - rnm % to ser
tssairs Sperm D to ~. 'faow ~ to .; Ada.
m,sii,rc .sr.
EIcK--Ai u
Sh,sl.-.iuih'lo rele from 81. benz - to Is C. ;
deer IL to ~
toRs -ordinsrs, f6 so hrsi e, IS 81.
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I ETgEKS Of administration d dgais non
j were granted on the estate OF VI. L. Griggs
deceased, to the Undersigned, BY the county
court periaInining TO the estates Of deceased
persons, held IN and Tor Harrison county. Texas,
on she "a of July, 1851. An persons, there
fore, having claims against said estate, are here
by notified TO present them within the time
prescribed by law. duly auiheaiicalod aud
those Indebted TO the sane viii please make
Immediate payment TO
JAS VI. SWANSON, Adm'c.
Anrnsi 10. 1871. Ii q.
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IiIE STATE or I'f.kAS.
T...,.t.. - T..-... a,

County court pertaining 10 Estates, JRy
I,rm, A. ID. 1851.
NOTICEi- hereby giyeu, that w. W Nor.
y Kiss and ]. Dgraafd Executors of the lasi
last viii and testament Of Bcniumnn Foscuc
deceased, haze flied thlr accounts with said cs-
tate fer the final settlement thereof, and that
thcy win be opened for examination and inflow
anec nj the next term Of said court to be held
on the last Monday IN August Qnstaai) ~ The
courthouse in the town &C Marshall, 4, said
county, when and where all pcr-ea- Interested
in said eslnic may attend and contest the sa@e
il they ikink proper
lly order Of SAID Court.
Tesie. f. G. nEAXLEY.
CLERK G.. G. II. G.
August Q, 1851. no 81
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NEW ADvERTES EMENTS.


Tcacher Wanted.
'INl!E undersigned. Trustees OF EAGLE Iodre
1. Academy, at Bethany, Pamela coun y, Tex
rs, are authorized TO procure the scfvires If a
tfassicat Teacher, to take charge of said Acad.
cmy. Tie pay VIII be- liberal.
THOMAS y. DAVENPORT,
X. W. FIELD,
w. IT. lICklE,
s. u. HENDRICKS.
Iiusiee&
Bethany, July IS, 1851 ~ 81
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Notice 20 Planters!

| VIZ unorf~iy Atsl arr etHi eia~Akta ~ msilN-
/ faseinsng Caitos Gas assd sorseils iiorss
!u,.is eight nlrs Norin oi .'aiesline. Andersen
couuty, Texas. where lhay are permanently W.
Gated. and Win keep constantly on Ianfd ssis ~
vafeus sizes ulA dr.eriptiyas, an made IF The
l,sst materials; Cas-, Steel Saws. Cast Kso4,
ell.,kardsnca nlsA ~til .iAsshsd, with an extra
dusi Trash attached 50 each gia. The mills
are al iaadc of good ipatesii!s nud wei .iaisli-
"a Ia esery respect. 'sg gas and mills nfe al
Warranted to regicFm well, an9 viii be detts.
"a to purchasers al the shortest uo.irc. Con.
Tracts may BE- masiu with Que travelling sssttts,
or with a. J. Austin 4 Co.. Washington GOTTA
ly; Iengcoec 4 Merton, Lagrange. tayesie
county Wood q Spencer, Hs WI clock; and
m. -. u. ke-s. Nnsk 60 Fer further pas':e-
nlars address Lawrence s isilups, Palestine,
Andsrso conaly. Texas. We wanld also ~.
FER persons wishing to purchase flns and nlils
elhe Eoiiesiue gcf'hneu, Wha Save lurehas-
I'd gas and usiAls from ony usafiuiSetery, IL
Sannd Rowe. Taos tsisweu. Polk count,
,. Il. Hutchinson, J. !. Eassulias, ] - Hines,
laase Iapssomb, H. G. Melatisss Nasilio,s9u
counis j., y. kag.1.als. Sea1Fua tedbesssr,
Jss. IaIyer6B. ttesnaee eeuHts T. II. Cos,
Gg-sea county; ] J. Nerfiase. WA. Chill.
dtss. I.eon ceurss /, Il Sasii.s, Squire Gfses
Tslaf ssanty 4. 4. Sl~ek, L j. leais fsyessu
cossutx: T. H. Mass, Harrison Ovens, kubcs-
son coun,y; j. ~ f.anasan Rask catsmJ I;
II Saith, Ellis eenHsy: d.. Aunsna. hafisspu
sorpsy: Tnos. E.issoa, Caldwell county Gsa,
Ssnneusn, Lewis uurste, !. l.. Gsvcs,, Grimes
soaa,s Anihany Sharp, IT, jackson. Lisnvs
ssane county Jas. A. Smith, Dallas eaansy
nr. Haze. b.. Csbiness. Walker county.
Gssrge nsliinath, Houston eounig: J, J. Piss.
son, la n. Gfsea. G. ". nass. Il. ". boz,
WA. Hopper. and king, Aadsr*on eoHssy.
The undersigned feet iaaakfal tor The litstai
paisouage herrs,erp cyleaded llea. and hops
i sli be eenimu,d ~ iieis diliseai air'isaiicn
to bas.uvss.
LAWRENCE 4 BiI.LuPS.
May ~, 1881. NsnAs
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I FILTERS Of administration on the esiatc
! Of Joaa J. Vaughan deco s.d, were grant
ed to tie undersigned By tie county court per-
iaining TO the estates Of deceased persons held
in and for the county Of Harrison, in the state
OF Texas, on the as,h day Of Jnly \. u. 1851,
This Is. therefore, to ei,c notice iha ail persons
having claims gain-i said estate. viii be cs
pecied TO present them within the time pre-
scribcd br law, dely authenticated and those
indebted to the same are hereby requested 90
make immediate paymcu, 10
]. h. VAUGHAN. Admir-
hugEsi I, 1881 lt oi
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a rralr ana remale Tcaeher wan.ed.

n J0al0 and Female xcaehrr wanted
riNHE undersigned Trustees have now ia OF
Grafton an English school, IN the town Of
IAY.ssa, nnd wishing to establish school u
higher order, take this opportunity Of procuring
colnpcfcnf teachers. Good wages win be aivca
10 well qualified Teachers who come properly
recommended Oar town is situated in ~ fer.
tile aud healthy region as any IN the State,
and We hare no hesitancy in SAYING that the so.
ccsv cannot be surpassed Applicants wishing
farther information can obtain Il. by rofrcs-
ponfiag with A. J. Hood +. b Ragslale, or
DR.. ] H. Clement. Cherokee county, Texa.
r. VI. pETKEE, Chin.
w ". FAM, Sec'y.
August ,, 1851. nc 81
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4t
DEsFErTFul.kf All ~ ssss,s
IL nier chants, trstrSss - 4sg
Ncw Oslceiss, Il call ard exAnl
inc following good4, A tb-y iSy
vantage oset great ssaisy snesl
rss it,ang llseiF uwr, goods 3kesvisJs |
soli b. I!ieiu viii " gaaraatessd ~
,anrle shown. I'lw f,iio~ ~ kr1
he siIid always on hand I, ,'3
*. sxx Mole-skm; *. xxx ta(
n!aek tnioa Hats; rrasl fdsAa
Boys " L,uxila Visa
fiie Hungarian Fine Lama
boys : III. Glpik Gu
cspr.r,x, cic., 81: sbg III !. y, "
~ J. DUlhRIf1cE Z
81 Ces'pnsionsc street. Nxw1
Dec, ~. 1850,
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County Of Harrison.
County Coprf pertaining 10 Estates, Jdy
form, A. -. 1851,
NOTICE i, hereby gwen, lha j. X. Patton
N Admir- of the estate Of VIM. y. Patton
deceased. has filed his accounts with sad estate
for the final settlement thereof, and that they
will BIZ opened for examination and allowance
at the mex, term Of said eonr,, 10 he held on
the las. Moaday in Augn-t Qnsthnf) al 'nc
ceur,hous, in The town Of Marshall. in said
county, when and where all persons interested
In said estate may attend and contest them u
they think proper
By order Of said court.
Testc Il. &. BEAZLEN,
Clerk G. &. II. G.
A,,.,x, q 1851. ms 81
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RAE AN.

HASANA..
-. 7pANAWAl from tAc ssscr.htr near
IN Marshall, oaiae liih Of July, s5l,
~ ncgro man, named, Antony, near
L. nix feet hgh, Of copper compeAion
aged about ,hifiy-slS years, weighs abou, one
hundred and eighty pounds rather intelligent |
viii pay twcniy dollars for his Arrest sad com-
mi,nent in some jail, So that can gti hir,, OF
for his delivery TO me At Marshall.
G. ~ ADAMS.
August O. ISL : IT.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-08-09
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Tho following arc our letters from Cuha
pcr Isabel II bali of what they state is
true, the cause of independence is half won:
HAvAN... JrLy %, 1851.
Editors Delta The cry is, still they
come. The blow is at last struck. and
Cska not only will be. but l., free News
has Just come in that Las InHie is the place
where the Provisional Gose,urnent is do.
,lared. and populations sent to the United
States.
Ne less than six points have risen Puerto
Principe. Las Tunis, ilolquin, 81. jago de
Cuba, Trinidad aud sapta Cruz. Many
troops have gone over. say 1000. The in.
snrgents nrc 1000 strong. and gaining rap.
idly. The people have much confidence in
their success. This will be the last point,
and will fall very easily, ManlAuzas will
strike tho blow Immediately. The Regi-
ment Leon" were about to pronounce
when the Government 60. them on the stea.
mer Pasco dc Gary, and conveyed them to
this place and lodged them in the Cabarus
fort, in front Of the city.
The Government, have prevented the mails
md all intercourse from the interior, and
they issue their new stories to gull the pco.
pie here, many OF whom nre foolish enough
to believe them.
The Governor. Lcmcry, is here under
court marshall. The free negroes and nu-
la,toes are all on the creole side, and many
old SpAuiards also. The Cubaus are well
armed and mounted, have plenty of means,
and no lack Of courage. iou shall know
more soon. oNb on Us.