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M bell co~Per, Thesoa Gray coissdss Milton, Byron, shaks
Scc HaAnsh honW Hesnaes, Pope
per- RouhAy Hood, othe Of the
teeed WRITER'S subscnberEngiah and American
editions various plsip, bindings English
copies imported by himself direct from London.
Jan H'.EHH FRANCK TAYLOR
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VOW opEr AT Odd FkLLowC HALL
whippIe Grand Original ExhiRition Of the Dsssslv-
Views.

as exhibited cities Of Boston, PhilsAepAia a~x sksAsre
REPRESENTATIONS Of the most scenery paris Of
world with great variety Of ancient, and modern sucsus
ruins castles, produced truly wonderful
proportion and again
appear sudden tbs transition that can
only be compared Ito magic
Hut has been expressed In regard 10 THIS ssns
uon-hat Of upminyied delight.
open every evening during commencing u O'Clock
open 81 O'Clock Wednesday and Saturday afternoons,
ca ing at O'Clock.
Tickets - children half price,
- a.H
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lFy-sntthsonian Lectures-Dr JoHs LUDLOW, revost d
University OF VIII denver coune o. Two ectasss
nm e eyennus Of and Thursday, January
1851 Subjects aInducuon and Associaton" Lecture
M at ~ O'Clock, p m
2q--dN
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The Washington Globe of yesterday contains variety
Of extracts from General Jacksons letters addressed to
Mr.. Blair. They arc spicy enough We shall Law all OF
them before readers 10. morrow
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We have had snow storm Introductory to the
opening OF The New Year The snow fell from daybreak
on Tuesday morning till night.
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free aud Easy Senatorial D,xu,,y.

The following account Of fete TO the Hon j. p Hale
of the United States Senate which of in the city
Cincinnati short time ago, is taken from the Cincin.
natl Gazette
.'TnE SUFFER- JoHs p HALE.--At early hour Mon
day evening respectable assembly OF ladies and nemen
minge III tee festivities OF the occasion large platform
had been erected, with pillars entwned with cedar and
decorated with devcesthe bole surinouned with POI
trail of Washington and under it the words, Welcome
the Buckeye S'ate-he incorporating champion OF hui
About M past eight O'Clock Mr. Hale was conducted 10
the piaoIby Dr. Brisbane, who after the singing Of the
him 70 the audience N datcrins euogy ''''''
"M Hale briefly responded that 'h. was ies
tive occasion-ibat he did not come to make speech, but
to see the wives sisters and daughters OF his friends and
that he should come down from the platform and make
"br. Townsend, being called for made a few remarks
the points of which we were not able TO reach. lie
,ervaIs being enivened by very excellent singing by the
choir, and the stunning noise OF bass band that
do very well in the open air, but en'hey misplaced IN a
"Mr Hale made hi, way into the crowd where he wa.
friends and whom, to all appearance, he made himself
particularly agreeable well as the gentlemen preset
not emitting number OF the most RESPECTABLE ooLoHEp
al haEpsst ten. the company invited the supper
which the hrst floor OF the building. was
very beautiful and tsseiuy arranged repast, and
joyed by moe than four hundred persons"
THE company was invited to supper" Were the
respectable coloyed gentlemen and ladies ineiudsd7
"Alil Did you say ALI What all
My pretty fell swoop r.
Our polite and agreeable senator made them speech
after supper, in which he told that great city some
funny and things For instance, he said they
might lead horse to the water but could make him
drink; and that they could not pump a speech out OF
him, for he was exhausted receiver We believe that
however the general doctrines of the honorable senator
are usually received these two facts-naural artificial
or scenthc-wll not be denied We allow Mir. Hale
great credit for his forbearancs on this occasion He
would not make an ant-slavery speech We wish tina,
he would always practise the same wise and mastery
inactivity" " o 81 sac omnes omnid"
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Second Cour~e.-Danoing Academy.
NJ r. LIABLE has honor 10 the citizens OF
washington and his second OF dancing
ot the Thursday, January at his
mohee on Pennsylvania avenue, opposite Wisrd's Hotel
~ Of tuition; WashngtonTuesdays Thursdays, and eaur-
Vi X e."rctown- Mondays and Fridays
Dec &-1um
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vuONDuRs Will c~ss~l-We told thst most
D.geuectype likeness he obtained ~ the ne~
daguerrean odcon for only polsN,
Jan J-soo'
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USE FOR RENT.-Tbai desirable dwelling house l.
street bstwesn @h and lo, occupied by John II.
Ihnom posscssss large OF the best fruit
w varieties Of eachsuch the finest aprcos peaches
papes goosebeues, hgs, sberrics
and in the floral department. almost every variety
Nn Possession b. had Immediately, applying
~ Vf3 per anuum Doc Q5-u
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,MUND VI. WILSON, Attorney ~ Law, will prAesss~
IN The courts Of Washington Collections and before the
ent departments prompt attention convey
and other in the adjoining counties OF Virginia will
Nps PAVILION Dec l7-duf
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BANK METROPOLIS, Dec. II, 1850.
ITHs bank Will be closed usual, Wedne sda y,
the 2 instant Christmas day and Wednesday, the LIST Of Jan
unry r5s y =t #H.
All
Tuesdays Immediately preceding each day
Dsc22-12d oath, Oth 4 3st Dec.
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NOTlCE.-Our once will be closed Wednesday,
instant Christmas day and the ls OF January New Year,
bay Persons due those will please
fhsn previously. ----..
. Ia s..e. CHUBB, sCHENCK, CO.
Dec 0-Su Tn Fl ga gu b. Tu r..
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81 HATrHsW's CHuise.. FAIR,
Thursday evening ID January, Caruss
object Of this for which ladies making
kary preparations, to erect sssple st. Mathew
which will be ornament
Tho Saloon will be open every evening
bce
Dec 3l-TuWkTh
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window sash Cheee ~ 0,nen.

window sash Cheap or CnoA.
THE undersigned will make and keep m
l hand good article Of SssA. whieA ~ will
sel on ~ good terms (for cash) a he can live
BY. Persons wishing to purchase can leave
their bills at The Drug Store either Of Evans 4
Ssnders or Eorris 4 Tarkstt, whess thsy can
see sample Of the work; OF apply Al hls shop,
on The southern border Of town, whsss thew
viii b. aps 70 6nd him.
A. r. FISHER.
hasshall, FEB. ., 1851. v9eaav
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Vroeh AniyaI,

MORRIS Z TACkGTT havs juss rsse,ve1
~ asd sPessd sllsaAil nsply d fsssA
dsses ~ ae1isiesa. Thsis stost i eeneisse
and IN ealsste4 0asde~ seods h ~ ernse.
- A1oaaaase. A bsautiesl vastplv 81 ssel
~ pss1aae0 A fali sosoly G svsgv ~ y,
y - - alsAel ~ ualCels111e = ~ -.
- - - ~ - 49, r. 4Js -
Nm ~ = ~ g. 80
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\ - 11& L n b 3 ~ \ NJ
r 11a1e p Z ~ ~
es1naGr1 -, ~ 1Iagl1s
r ~ DAc(
lSI21lies6 ~ aek arrl g. n
~ - /. " go
nm vi a d NitA - q ~
~ ~ H. Iy " - -
1Wao tot u 5ustssN ~ Nvs - J.
q iaSsssyv ~ ~ - osss ~ -
wsrssop2se CtsStes vsol ysee IN - ee1ses'
~ y pGuuhasess - ~ ehsesee eesases See'
tsacts eae,xI - VII err 1sessal.g sesa.A
QfwllA ~ ~ Aee0n - 49, ~ ~ 20 = ..".s-
II; LenneGSs ~ Neuost LAqrenes, fayes.
soany 49, :. 80 - A. -. ,s,tL.-
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r FLYERS Of Administration were granted
Y ..k IN. .u,,s. IN Altar g. kro,t d.,c.s ..si
10 tho uaderiQscd, BY the county court per.
in and fos Harrison eouaty, Texan, on the Y6,h
day Of August, A. y. 1851. All persona.
thsssloys, having claims against said estate are
hereby notified 10 present them within the time
pfrsssited by law. duly authenticated; aud
thoss indebted 10 ths Samc will please make
insssdIate poy msnt 70
RICtiApD r. WATSON, Admir-.
Oriobev 10, 1881. Tin g.
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q = r ~
800 s-sSoas
w M t
G18 l. ~ 1 f. ~ ~ 49, nj.
y ~ 10 4 :. r., ~. ~
sigAes 1pg1 ~ - q w 40. J. n ~!
80 sQneA, ~ - ID 49, ~. s.z .sI
iS52 ~ f1Ged 'inau ~
~--h sssees u11heus. nush bssees. - - - ~.
~, - sS Ssi9s ssSss % ~ tat " ~ Psoe.
s ~ ~. - ~ A wss not actually ahee
!" M. kiasslf il stase<ly NJ way o. nanacf;
8. .s9.~ "a. winke1 y eksaGs he poslsioa II
~ ~" Ek - - ind and glared 10 - hs -
,,.-.x ~ - ensiess Tor hin; and Il eaeh
~.- ~. - ~ 10 have biz rositi0n
"a. = ~ ~..~,siatfnw was The pain, thai no
wo~ll srssau like child dsssng NE u9's ~
~ 4. s.ossn,sd upon HE bsd A highly fhm.
~ -h.s;.s.n .dninIstssvd to him closely And
without giving the Io1s 'oosea ,o' A. .s.sl,,s
then began TO seem - - s..,,. 1,.s"Ir-d a
more for him; ous, oes1'V " s.s.sr,, IL
hin, heasc o. IT -. ..s!-h H., III
ard app.ieo 20 "a' w .. IA ~h.s
Up Win ~" .n"e" ." ~. ,,.d,r;n. nv the
commences san'"'', .a .s r., IN. Ir,.s,
doctors d''ee"o"s. Wv an v,~.,. II VA.
TOOK place 40 early, s"a vs. ~ ks 49,.
Wv" ..' a. !" ~. N, medicine for about five
weeks :, ths expiration Of which tins i,r was
ss......llv r.red AZ his complaint. lie has
BEEN veil about twelve months, and hss moi
- -, ,.,m,r ar h;u compliant. This is an
..,h., I.,,~r.,r Ease the doctor has cured with
~. ...,.r ~. ua,i.u, and il also = convincing
.'.....S -, ill.,, .n,.,,vy efficacy II hs rrmcdes.
F'" THsorniLus HUI.
.o 900
Gahadea County, F'o.. D'' - ~O' .cso
This may certify that have Oec'' "m's'eo
with the dy-pepsis Tor ten years, ana nave .AAe"
medicine nearly all that time without any oem~.
NJ. Indeed gradually sunk all the ''ne' tii'
prpllcd 10 DR.. a. NJ. Veal who pu e on
eours. Of hi. health restoring feurdr. which
in a short liiuc restored me to comfortable
health.
Yours Very Truly and Respectfully,
JACOB II. DYKES.
r.,.. 9~or.,. Inn IA. 1850.
hi. mnv certify that my negro woman
Hannah has been afflicted with chlosoais (retcn.
,,n, AZ the m.n,cs) for 4 con siderable length
~ lime she su1sred greatly with painful
,n,.s,y' and xa. much of her Time scarcely sble
-. ,,.; .hnu, I .ppl;cd 10 DR.. Veal who soon
..,-,,n,.d IA. long .,,soe ndcd evacuation
Wiley CARTER.
-. r:. H., ~ ,asN
warren 1"""sy' us"s"' v;',;., -.
I'M. may se'."y ..'.' ~ r., ,h,.. vsn,,
been ame'eo WV. "s s" ~ -, h;s d'.s,,s
~ many unc' s'' f.Ny ~. al. :" h,ea,hr
were 20 "Ne.c' '1 '"o." 1920 ...d. i
m'gh' maze ue" "eI'. ....d." ',s,s,.ilv ~.
h'a '''eu ~ "' -. .nd o., wu, I'M,
.omme""e" !" s"" - ...:...hi. ..rd;,ion
h'oe ~ ~ w.. I'D -. n, Nal who treated
was nc ~"eh "rrs which r..ul,sd in AN .f.
fsstnal curc. lie has been well about fifteen
.,,o,,L,. and has lind no symp,oms Of his CON.
nlan, xiuc. ,bat time. This il a desperate case
Tho Joc,or ha, cured. which has xsiounded all
NJ, nsighbor.. TO sec that such a disease has
A..eo 40 easily eradicated. Feeling grateful to
van for The extraordinary cure Won have effected
on INV sou and at the Aame time believing that
IN vou, r.me,i,en | subscribe myself yours
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watch anA CDock MaAeeg.
.. ntlan AZ 4. ffN f.koc ovss fsnl

watch and Coock MakeoU.
u. McPHAil. 4 CO, shop over Coles
q Grocery sse prepared to perform AZ
E1 work entrusted 10 their care IN work
mAn.liks and satisfactory manner They have
on hand xnd Tor >als, marine clocks, time. pieces,
and wa.ci,ss, bssastpinA, 6nger-finRs, gold but:
tons, Tor n. .eh may BE- made 10 ofdrr) gold
pens Of tho best quality, &c. They are also
prepared to make anything in their line desired,
and solicit a share Of public patronage.
They arc also prepared to do all kinda Of
enQraving. Masonic, Odd fellow's, Templas's,
Bon. Of Temperance, and County seals will
b~ furnished 10 order.
Dec. ~ 1880. no26 II
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sAmusL G. :. voap, w. 4. sAlmen.
LORD 4 SALMON. Hssss C~rpfsssrs M
II Jsiaers, taks thh msthsd VI infoemiae ~
sitiseas VI MatlAall and r. vicinity, that thsy
will carry On ~ above tvsiassa q eli ~ -.
sious hsassAss. Thsir work Will b. done q.
sesdine = srdss, ssd viii b. nsally executed
~ psastsally attended 10.
Give - sall. We west cusAp. for essA
Of eeoa assnagsmsnts.
6Aep - WasAinetea Avssss, ssstA Of ~
psbaie square, near II Marshall notsl.
February -. 1851. .lmSSy
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VX1Ri0HT, WILLIAMS 1 CO, Cstfor
w Fhrtsvs and Commissicr MerchsMs,
Uuton Roy, 81 CArondelet stsec., New Orleans.
'fhs undsssiensd continues 10 represent the
sboys hoxse Cash advances, Begging and
Rsps and Plantation Supplies made to those
Who nssy rel Il thsie interest 10 consign their
Cation 10 them. For convenience and safety,
Ill cash balances dus planters paid at this Of.
6cs, free Of charge.
b. NJ JOHNSON,
ma n . Shreveport.
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4 on y 3 u
pERRY's LIsERg STABLg.

THs stable n the subsrsiees =
49, mated 10 MARsKALL. Hanbee,
1Ss.4 Harrison eossty, Texas, - ~
North slde Of the iabIw 04Nare, having ~
lately ii- snuecsed with ~ Planter he1l
kept by sr w " Mallory, will still b ~
open for the ae,culmodai N Of local as1 ~
eleg sAsinu'4fs. Persons wishing 10 psese
iss HE a,Asas, can have their horses. vsA|
end eaeeage taken 10 or from any part 4 "A
town. The attention heretofore bseaes
will Be- unremitted, and cyssy pains taho =
please. The proprietor returns hia thsels
his friends and the public for the liberal p
ronags heretofore bestowed. and assursa ~
that no pains will be spared 10 merit IL ~
tinuation.
The stable will continus 10 b. under =
supevintendepce Of NJ Challes Z. Hya:cA
whose experience in The hardness eaas'ss a
to give entire aatisfscsion 10 Ill hh eustseeA
Horses, bugglss, and haeks hep. 10 h,!s. 4
). 4. PERRY.
August ~, 1881. ~
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STEAM MILL.

STEAM MILL.
rTNliE subscriber takes .his method Of inform.
i ing his patrons and the public generally,
that his Steam Saw and 0t.=, h'.i, situated
about one and quarter miIss nosth-ws.t from
Marahall, il now in operation, and h good order
lie il prepared TO accommodate orders at short
notice, and on reasonable terms, for cash, or
on credit to punctual dealers. The following
are the prices, PER 1000 feet.
Lumber hoard measure, oi8 90
Rough edged lumber, &c 90
lathing and palrg. side and
edge measure, 20 90
The grist mill will At MI times b. in opern-
ton. Sack. brought to the mill must be plain
" marked, or there will be no responsibility for
loss.
Ten per cent will bc charged on lumber til.A,
when not paid in advance. All sums on credit
will he considered due on the frat day Of DE-.
c~uber Of the current year
A. d. DURRESS
January !, 1851 u28y
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-
Miss ARAsgLLA JgxxErr JUSE, !Music Pinn0
DRAGGING and Fancy Wwk
oeusss Of Study, asA Charges per Sss.
s3sa, Twenty weeks
PRIMARY DErAnrsKSr.--drtl'og
Reading. aud writing. per sss>Iom Of
five mnnih-. $40 90
Ecosp JuAIog Class Elcmentar, les.
SONS in Arithmetic, Grammar, Geo
graphy, Natural Philosophy. fhi.'-
oi"gy, aud History 1l2 90
F,ssr JuxioR CLAss.-Engish Gram.
mar, Geography, Arithmetic eontin.
ned. Natural Philosophy, Watts on
the Mind, Botany, Geology, My,hol
ogy, and History elo 90
thology, and !iistory. go %
MIDDLE CLAss-Cheu,iairy, Rhetoric,
Logic, Moral Science. Mental Phi
Iosophy. Evidences Of Christianity,
Political and Domestic Economy,
Astronomy. Algebra, Ancient and
Modern Languages commenced. gao 90
SENIOR CLAsn.--Ancicnt and Modern
Languages completed, Geometry.
Triginon,etry, and review Of form.
" studies Gas 90
Composition throughout the course.
extra incidental expense for pnpil
per session d 20
Drawing and Painting, each go 90
Embroidery and Wax Work, each 8 70
Instrumental Music. gao 20
Use Of Piano extra - 90
Tuition payable At the end Of sach session.
Pupil. will b. charged from the time Of en-.
trance. until the close of the session Deductions
made for protfarted sickness.
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ENOUGH l. LANE having received the in
~ stsuc.ions from the Department Of the
Interior. In relation 10 procuring Bounty Land
Warrants, under tho late act u Congress. Az
proved 9Sth September, 1850, will attend 20 any
ksaneh in that department which may b. en-.
trusted 10 them. 23-tf
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yAMEa :. BAILEY.


EotFoyea or otooe0
A. FROM the subscribers, living near
HCA Marshall, two large mare Mules; one
a cream. with few dark stripes around her
legs and one down her back about 9 OF 9yenrs
Of age (; about 10 hands high The other n
sorrel, with her right fore knee twice N large
~ the left PAGES well. and il about the ssme
height and ngc Of the cream. Both supposed
10 have been stolen by the ssme person OF per.
sons. Any information in regard to them will
b. thankfully received, and liberal reward
paid for the recovery Of either Of them.
JAMES HUBBARD,
JOHN II. LEE.
OFT. 10, 1851. nl7-3t
ar Caddo Gazette will please publish tucs
and Aend bill 10 this office for payment
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DR n. W. EAMES, having permanently
~ located in Marshall. respectfully tenders
his medical services to the public genemiy
Office one door east Of Dr.. foung'a oscA
huId,nv v2n4oy.
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A1Mlnislrnllon Notice

Naturalization Notice.
r ETTERH Of administration de boris non
IL were granted on the estate Of William
Kill, deceased, TO the undersigned, by the
county court pertaining 10 the sststes ofdsccased
persona, held In aud for Harrison county. Texas,
on the 9eth day Of September 1851 Al per.
sons, therefore, having claims agains, said e.
tate, are hereby notified 10 prcsent them with
In the time prescribed by law, duly authenii-
Gated and those indebted 10 the same, will
please make immediate payment to
A B. STONE, Admir-.
October 10, 1881. nit 81.
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n Fsrme,s. AssAsniss, ~ ~ H. 4
O. ssre1y.
MY stssm nill. u milss seulA e -!
AVA b nov h noeeesaeei epe6oAoes II .
will y rsa % oaassaays 81 ttoa
sssk nssa b. llslaly nashsa, ethsswse.se
nj u ssapons3hle FIR loasss. IT, ~
psisss VII - shasusd ies lsassss
I've iaeA n sesasp pias tsnAss. On - -
(eeA, huasd mseeav.
~ Reaea Haxed ~ 50 d. 10.
b. lAskans Nd and pail,nS. oN. - - -
- nsassse, l.
All Hills not paid whom Allsd, Vim - 49,
viii tea PEI cent intsrsse Nts0 1eae.
Z, r. WuQ91h
June -, 1851. ". u -
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A IL persons are hereby notified that II there
IA ass any farther tFsspasssa committed on
ny lands, will ~sort to legal remedies against
thsm: for am determined not 10 pay the pFn-
Vt for this advertisement, and lose my timber
In ths bargain.
TIL noties IL intended for protection TO
Ill 1T have u right 10 control, In amy man.
nss whaasvss.
A. D. BURREss.
Jasasy =. 1881. II NJ
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A IL pstsans owning Or claiming cattle or
"A hogs In The mark o. brand Of the hate T.
n. HAgsrty. deceased, will please rhargc the
saus iMnediAssly. A. tbs length OF time has
bsen snf'cient since any sales Of aaid stock
havs bssn made, ssrh slaius In future will b.
disregasdsd.
REBECA HAGERTY.
Septembss 81. 1851. i43m
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DIVORCE
ir rur Dtsrx,cr Couxr OF HARRISON
CuuNry.-No. 1893.
Mary 4. Wipdham
e.
Evan A WiNihAm

r., III, SAe,,6 Of sosd Co.sfy--tsrretiUsi
VHyfiEREAS, on the 37th day Of Scptem.
w trr.A y. 1881, Mary u. Windham filed
her pel,,ion IN the Clerks Office ofth. District
(,ourt of Harrison County, Texas, which is IN
.uh.,ance a. follows. That on The 25ih day 81
March. A D. is49, in the County oi Harrison,
netitioncr and the said Evan A. WiDdham, law
fully, ~ petitioner supposed and believed inter.
married and after their niermarr'agc, and until
abou, the Ais, day Of April, a. D. 1872 lived
together a. husband and wife petitioner dur
inp all Of said time, observing and yielding 10
the said Evan a. Windhnm, that respectful de-
meanor and kind regard and attention. which II
il the duty of the wife TO observe towards the
husband, tina, about the time Of the dates Las,
aforesaid, petitioner accompanied the SAID Evan
A. Windham rs far as Mobile, Alnbas,a, when
and where she heard for the first time that the
said Evan A. Windham, then had n wife living
in the State of Mississippi; that upon learning
.nd fact. and being satisfied Of its truth, petit
TONER Immediately left said Evan a. Windham,
and returned to her relatives in Harrison Coun-
~. Texas, where she has ever since remained,
separate and apart from him, the said Evan A.
Windham; and affidavit having been made that
the defendant, Evan A. W'ndham, IS non-rs-
ident Of the State Of Texas.
Ycu are therefore commanded to summon
the said Evan A. Windba,n, by publication ot
this writ, four successive weeks IN lhs Texas
Republican" ncw-paper published in md
County, 10 h. snd appear bf9fe the pl7'riet
Court Of Harrison County, ~ the spus' House
In the town Of Nnfsiai. on the l. .r'fcus
Monday after she MA Monday 10 septambef,
+, s5i, and az xcr TIE petition Of fia'ntH
Herein fail not, ard make due return hsscoi, as
rsautred hy Inv
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Tally Informs hln iFSen6e snd ~
liz generally, that 10 hAs lakss -
Of " Planters Hotel, sitsateA In ~ nsss !
sasab's Psst Of town fos psb,ts hesse H.
hes mads svsry aransssasal assssaasI - -
accommodation Of thoss Who may 49, y
aver hin with call, and plelees hlsseg =
furnish accommodation aoa ial6gies v e,
~ state.
r. has recently Atssd up stAAas. aad = a
dainty supplied 4 with good psovsn1ss, .
u hoesss Of thsse whs patscaIse ~ -!
rslve svssy attention.
February IL 1851. 49,
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3. CARTER Csssstssion ~ Fw~s,d.
i Y ~ N<ssAssf, M wkct<ssis end Retsd
Buuixy e 0yacsries. Frostsions, Liquors, 10y
T,cvn, OK, 1skyiY, Rcfv, If. de. u. ..
tluvt's ofjtk WsSrh6use, corner Of CommeFcc
md Mitsla STREETS, Shreveport, Ia.
n lAtxsui sdvsn<se msde on eonsignments
Of Cciton ~ Merchandise. Every deserp-
lion Of Ceeds ssestvsd on storage on moderate
is,.a' m y
D. \. LoWe, n. n. pAftteoS, =: eAvttsoN ~
u..issi(je ~ Nse Os(esns MsapAn, 1rss.
I OWE, PArr1SON 4 Co., (.uccsssors
l/to tows 4 Patsison.) Cotton Factors,
Co6smissism snl Fsrrsrt,sg Merchant, New
Osleans.
Adsaneem<ntA On shipmeuts To- The above
houss viii b. nsds BY J D R nrlienry, who
ny b. sddsrs~ed Al ShfsyspoF', Ia.
0sssbes !, 1881. J
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nAno1AkLs fRxAes
~ THIS large and eommodioss ~
nent isnow open for the ssespa
" boarders and travclefs. 1'hs peeul
will only say, that his whoiS attsntiua
directed 10 promote the comfort of his ~
Attached 10 the above establishment n
OF the largest and best stables In In =
lloraea will be received and Felusnsd III
Hotel.
Call and give the rev proprietor tial /
NJ. l.. HAMMOND. i'roprisk,
February Is, 1861.
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:, u.srssry pENDLwroS nuhaAn.
NJ KENNEi T. MURRAii. Aitorneys and
Nl ('oun.eiiors al L.a1, Mnrahall. Harrison
county, Texas, will practise in the district
courts OF Harrison, Cass, Up tur, Smith, Chef
okse, Rask, Pamela, Titus, nj Bowie ccu"''es.
They will strictly and proml attend to any
collections entrusted to them 10 Eastern Texas.
Office AWAY. open, up ssaia. in Johnsons
brick building. ssv'
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Notice.
+ WILL b prepared BY the frat Monday
j In January (Instsnt) 10 make settlements
with all psssons having accounts with me. !
hops thsrsfors that al business heretofore
transacted with me viii b. promptly attended
70 BY the pssties eonessned, q Isnse. indul-
esnes 10 ~ y Ahs qxestse~
A. D. BURRESa.
Janaary =, 1851. A08 n