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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-04-12
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r. PueeoasosD Of Clot1eo9, Ae.
Ai)red .Nsssos 4 TO-, ~ .nsgsssse sfrest.
Ooe Pvteo oe0eeS
VNyHERE nay b~ fssne W. largest s:d sess
w assostas~s Of CisAssG Of every dessrp-
tian in Nsw Oviesss. A. this cslselssh1eas
every asiirle 10 Offered u The lowest Pstes q
which i. can be seIA. and 10 Induction es~ in
sny instance Be @s1s. Purchaser, whs'hss
they ~. good OF I'D j.Ags" Of the qsslt'y Of
Goods. nay rest asss'ed 81 obtaining every ~.
t,eIs Al The very lowest PIKE, w'sh"s! ths
trouble Of tsssine down. o, tho s~ss Of bsiee
cheated. We have but one prize scs Goods,
and that invariably 10 The lowest in TIE city.
Our stock II CHOKING and rurpishi~g Goods
j. now vss, lAsge, comprising = very full s.
.or,went; al made in the latest and best ansu-
ner. and warranted in every respect
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L h1srvisoa a.. Tssss, Jsn ., 1851.
a 1his h 10 certify that am usiag one NJ J.
II Alexsndss's 70 saw Gins, and ain we'll
A1eaaed with iss performance. N noting and
e)saniaR ihe rotten Il certainly 10 extraordinary.
JAS. WELLS.
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u WtI IIFTI4W VV7., sup UVFf (UIN 1
~ Gs"cery,) are prepared 10 perform all
. "a work entrusted IL their care in work.
'mal.liks and satisfactory manner. They have
on hand and for yale, marine clocka, time. peres,
and Watches, breast. pins, hnges.rings, sold but.
tons, Tor which may BE- made 10 ordss,) gold
pens Of the best quality, &c. They az also
prepared to make anything in their line ds.issd,
and solicit share Of public pstsoasxe.
They are also prepared to DO al kinds Of
eneraving. Masonic, Odd Fellow's, Tsmplar's,
Sons Of Temperance, and Cosnty ssals viii
b. furnished 10 order
Ore ~. IAAo. nAan N
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- Tns und~rsiered respectfully
inf1sm th~is ftieeds and ths
49, psble, thas they have just ~
ssivsd and m dsiDy rsestving ~ extensive ~
ssssnsns Of Cstiass Ysrsiiuss Of every vsr-
~ aal style; alss, . ehoies asssstnsat Of Tie
follewiAg sssislsa. y W.T.: sAsiss. fsethsss,
s.peiag. 49,, ~ ~ a,asssssss; essssd Aais.
hair elssAs -, dsaaskA esFds. asd tssssls,
ejopA vassagAys)k, On.
Pssshsaeo st1e1 - eall aa1 ssamlns
ess ses.a, 49, - sGIsvA q psiess ~
-
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\NRiGHT, WILLIAMS 4 CO. Cotton
w Fsefovs and ComWissios MeveAsxis,
Union Row, 81 Carondrlri street, New Orlesns.
The undersigned continues 10 represent the
above house Cash advances, Bagging and
Rope and Plantation Supplies made to those
who may feel il their interest To conAign their
Cotton TO them. tor convenience and safety,
all cash balances dus planters paid Al this OF.
ice, free Of charge.
b. NJ JOHNSON,
n23 n SArereport.
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JAMES PEALER.

f'pshxr CO.. february. 1881.
N sesttty that hsld the watch. and ss~ Jas.
4 saisfs nil (bought Of J. i. Al~xandss) grind
n bnsesl u corn IN u minutes. It made good
1pA1. JOHN l. EARLY.
February II, 1881. Vi May
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y Cherokee county, Tsxas.
i This h 10 esvtiiy that purchased IS ssw
O. J. 9. Alexander, which picked two thous.
o Pessh u COED iint 10 ~ hours.
ELIZA EARLES.
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SAMUEL c. 7. FORD, WV. 4. SALMON,
LORD l. SALMON, HOUSE Carpenters and
J. Joiney', take this method Of informing the
citizens Of Marshall and its vicinity, that they
will carry on the above tusiness in al il w.
rous branches. Their work will be done sr-
cording to order, snd will bs neatly executed
and punctually attended 20.
Give US call. We work cHsAr. for essh
or good arrangements.
Shop on Washington Avenue, south Of the
public square. near the Marshall Hotel.
February 90, 1881. .1n33y
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0ee0o0a0 and v0ofeDe.
Um, IItMn. Aveni.I

\VM' Dt~", AEeM'D
- GAApEs, farm, and flower seeds; gafden
tools, fruit trees Of all kinda, shvubbevy,
~ greenhouse plants, Dutch dubious, flow.
er roots, double dahlias, books on gardening
DC, g.. for ~ale at lower prices than any other
holse in this city. Please call before purhss.
ing any where else, d No 10. Canal street, new
buildings on tho Lave.
All ordsrs psomptly attended 10 and put up
Of the very best articles without delay. Flow.
es garden Il the end Of Apollo street, on Jose.
phins, near jackson, Lafayette. macy
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13sss up,krv co., F.b. !, 1881.
. usins one Of J. 4. Alexander's patent
1Go9 Mills. h does first rate Il ground
ki II corn IN seven and half minutes,
S nAds good meal.
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- SSres 800 Z. s.I...s /. -. n
l.. ~. ! ss -. =. :. - -" ~. - -.
1s ~ b, -. ~; 4. - ~ Fslss.
~. 1.l.I n nj ~ ~<;.s IN y
- s1.s. 2!3lss .II'-. .S.i--s. 3. -
1lsl1 ~ ~ 49, iS.ssra.s.,
~ r. z.s -. .,.,s.sSsS ~ n. k.rss,s-
~.,.-..-lv 1s.sss - A,....v.
. =; n SS -. = 1~,.-sv.
svs < = 49,. - S.sS.sy Ky
~. n r. ss =.
- Ss,SS S....s;s n r 49,, II psvs.
49, ~ Css. S;:ssss~s- ~ f3c..i.
$500 ~
- n. prsAe.s, n nssevss Nelsss
SH~s.ss.s ~ u.A;.si In,;,e,vAr~ee.
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a ~ MsraksA, Merck 10, 1881.
~ ! rogshaaeA Of J. b. Alexander, last fall, q
leg1nw ~ Of bis make. whsph believs. with
rgsYss sstsatIoa, will GIN thFes bags Of cot.
I'D pss day, weighing Avs hundred pounds
- ~ Il psksa good sample. ! believe
y 1aGssdes's nsks u gins IL about ~ good
JAMES D. FENLY.
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Cpskwv CO., 7trSs, Feb I, 1851.
II ! certify thaS purcha,ed IS saw Gin from
IL Il Alexander last year that will pick four
hegs u cotton PER day. weighing FIVE hundred
S61eda earh, ard do not believe the sample
6oevbs szeelIsd by any. II runs BY hcr.s
swss Ny cotton sold At istc. PR PoaSo
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- o. -------s-1I n---a----.>~~>-.>.-A.-.-
Il q. BENNEks, AMsvrsy an Css..ei1s.
IIs q LSr, Jefferson, Tssas.
October ~. 1880. n,e q
I'M. 7. L. II. CktJBS o0Gss his ee,a1..is.-.,,
~ services to the ci,isens Of Js6spes ~
vicinity. Once nearly opposite ~ Je1Is.ss
Hotel. Dr. {. can Be found u ~ ljsesl :.
night. vss4o,
NEW 0O6DG,
1~HE sndrs.ig,ssd r~csntiy ssssssea IN.
/ New Orleans with . we'll msvtel sacsk
Of goods, since which .ime he has svss}ve1 !.
additional supply. His goods an well sdssssl
TO the market, and embrace sch artirlv, n n.
usually to b. fosnd In ceuntsy Aot,x ~
motto is to s~ll cheap, and make quick r,r,,s
Of ready cash. lie hopes that persons sensv
to jefferson will give him . call.
mo r. n. GRAHAM.
De0Poes Ger oote.
NyE have fos sals . neyro usn and he ~
w The nan 10 forty years VI AZ, as,I,s
sprigh,ly, and isdu.tsioss; The boy 10 Il ss,,.
old, and very likely. W. desire 10 ssli tbcn
together Any ons wishing 70 purchase wss,d
do we'll 10 give ~ call. Tems, cash.
SAUFLEY L HUDGINS
Jefferson, Teas, March 10. 1851. mo N
Jeltrsen Vaief.Cues eseablishne1
INK. SAMUEL. CAREY would rr.p<c,fuIlv
IL inform the citizens Of Eastern Trxss In,
he 10 now fitting up hs buildings In this Plies
TOT the reception Of patients who are dea,rou.
Of testing the practical application Of .As
Water Cure.
Having psaciiced nineteen Year, under ths
Al,opath,e sys'em, and for the last two yesn
under the Water Cure, and having b~cous
fully convinced Of the superiority Of The latter
over all other known pvsrttce, no hattess him.
self that he will be able 10 give general ss,is.
faction 10 all those whe arr labOrnR uule,
chronic, nervous, or acute disease, Of whstyys,
type.
The wonderful cures effected BY llydropsthv
in the various countries Of Europe, aid In ~
/ Northern States, has established the fact that
this practice is now no longer an experiment.
and iha, nearly al the diseases inridsn, 10 hy.
,nanity can liz treated more certainly, speedily,
aud efrcctualiy by this, than BY any o,hst
known practice.
| Many Diseases pronounced incursbls by med
icines, or which have baiIled The skill Of the
most eminent practitioners Of other sysi~ns,
have yielded, ns II by magic, TO the all.healius
powers Of III. Water GUYS.
/ Females laboring under complicated diseasss
peculiar To their sex, and who have failed 10
find relief from medicines, will find the Wntss
Cure All invariably safe and riiicscious rrmrdy,
Those wishing information with = view 10
try the Water CURE at this establishment, sr 10
reference 90 following = course Of trsstmsss 4
home, will meet with prompt attention BY n.
dressing postage PAID
1! DIX SAMUEL CAREY.
Jefferson. Cass county, Trxss.
N. B-Dr. Carey will continue 10 practice in
Jefferson and ,icinty, ~ heretofore. under 81.
lhrr system. a. the patient may desire.
I October ~, 1880 nley
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JAMES D. rENLY.
W0sn10e.

tesseee ~ hsssby nosiaed hat Il there
~ ~ 4slAss tsssPasess committed on
- ] ~ sessst = le1al ssnsAss against
~ ~ - dstssuiaod nos 10 ray The pm.
1s Advertisement, sad iess ny timber
pnalA
y 49, b Intended fss psetsesinn 10
IA NM night 10 control, in any man.
T. A. D. BURREss.
noo1y Z. l113. n n1o
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I \. KNAPP, Dentut Nu,g'or, Gives par.
81 . ticulas attention to the preservation Of
the NATURAL TEETH, - well ~ TO supplying
their loss BY artificial onea His entire time
for years has been devoted TO the improvements
in hi. profession. For evidence Of his superior
plugging and me sility and bsasy n his Artificial
Tech. he will only refer Il his numerous pa
irons, both in the city, and country. MilIionn
Of teeth are now annually lost, for want Of time.
" and iudicious treatment; but let those who
haze suffered BY quseks, rpt be discouraged ;
but avail themselves Of the best r~m~dy-an
operator in whom they can have confidence
TEETH ExrRAcrGD without fear, under the
influence Of the lErMros, or CxLoRoroRn, and
with perfect safety 10 the patient.
OyylcE AND kEsiDEscE yemoted from the cor
rer q ~ Charles Street to No. 10 Deronns
Street near Canal Street.
April 5. 1881. nal n
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gehn DsrsrlAse 4 Co..

John DurAr1Aee 4 Co..
ID RESPECTFULLY call the attention Of their
IL mev chants, ,rad~ss, and planters visiting
New Orleans, to call and examine HE stock u
the following goods, A. they have = great I'D
vantage over great many merchants in manu-.
featuring their own good. Therefore. anything
sold by them will b. guaranteed same - the
aampe shown. The following are : few Of
the kind always on hand
X, lax Mol~-skin; II, Yxz Cashmere;
Black Union Hats; Pearl Union Hats;
Boys Bssna Vista IiAta;
Fine Hungarian Fine iAn,artine Hats
Boys - tn Caps Glazed
Caps, etc, etc, etc; f.. - low, at Wholesale,
BY J. DURbAiIGE 4 CO,
"a usionhouse street, New Orlcsns.
Die, ~, 1880. no36 Iy
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- ~ u z -
n No. 10 Camp ssseet, New tFlesns, Deal
RA er IN Fins WsieAss. Clncks, Jsssiry 81
M War. Cutlery. and Fsscy Clouds
Personal attention given to the repairing ol
wathss, clocks. ard music boxes cf every d..
secretion.
w JswsIsy Manufactured and Repaired.
N44tv
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"a WOULD respectfully Anncsses IL
The Psb'ic thas they Ar now Pm.
pared 10 execute I'll work snsvssts1
to their care, !" style not % b. ssspaased ~
any WORKMAN 10 rssas. Their mai~sisls ~
u ths nnsss qsaMy. Call and examine or
wose sad material for youraelvss.
THY slss have constantly nm hand sspply
Of 6paaish Haadls Trees Of The most Approved
style and hnish. 6sddlen Il dIStanes EN- y
sspP''ed with ths celebrated Hsps 7t~. " any
other pattern, By addressing 10 by nail. An
eF1su will b. peeap,ly Alled.
baop tvs assss east Of the Marshall Hotel.
March .. 1851. sSaS7y
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~ AusrRO>s, n. sTILwFLL.
NIONTROSS d STlLWELi., W hoi,sai,
wi and Retail Dealers in CLU THING,
No. 10 Magazine street, corner Of Common
street New Orleans.
n B-Mraaus-s taken in New Orleans for
G~ntl~men's Clothing. aud made to order a,
their house in New York, al short notice, and
~ the latest STYLE.
IL SulwelI i Mon,ross, Manufacturers, ~
Fulton It,, New York. macy
We would respectfully invite our customers
snd purchasers generally, in want Of Fins, Fash.
,orabie Ciosh,ng. to call and examine our large
and complete stock, comprising in part the fol-
lowing goods:
Black and colorrd cloth dress coats
BLACK and colosrd cloth frock coats,
Blsrx and cnl0red sack and shad coats:
Cashmere ana tweed sack and rhsd coats;
Fancy tweed business coats.
Cloaks and overcoats, all varieties
Black cashmere pants:
Black do~skin cashmere pants
Fanny cashmere pants,
Black sxtinette pants;
Fancy cashmere vests
Black satin v~ats
BLACK and fancy velvet veats;
Black silk vests.
Also. shirts, ersrsts. Handkerchief, eve. %ay
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0goa9t ~ iN.stkLp. JANIS a raict.
vX1lNGFIEI.D, TRICE & CO, Tobacco. and
w General Cossmiss,on Meychanfs, No. %
Gvavief street, New Orleans.
DEC. "a, 1850. no96 "
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KS! 1VOky!!

Sovthrestern COX Store. No. So, Grarier
!Sireef, Ner Orleans.
AfmA JOHN BALL has juat opened the
above establishment, and will keep
constantly on hand a large and
a ,aiuatle collection Of Theological, Sisndsyd,
and Miscellaneous Books. which he offers At
prices much lower than heretofore sold NJ in
thu South.
To CousrRv MERcHAsrs, and others wish
ing Books and Sts,ionery TO sell again, he
would respectfully invite their attention 10 his
large stock Of School Books, Staple and fsney
Staiionsry, 4e.
lie is also agent for the METHODIST BooE
CoscERs, and keeps n full supply Of all their
books on hand. a, publication prices.
.EaHN BALL.
SO Gvsr,er street. NeH Orleans.
lanua1y 4 lAAl Ma lY
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THk noba90Osso
&m- -. Agent. ~ u. -
- - haysville Ky rss
IN celebrated maastsrtsssss Of Hall -.
lesess, have IN store . lssse a3Doss
essi sal wsvsgAt iron Plssgss, wh1 o.
10, ., aansfsetuwss' prs.ss. ,..
i3s HALLS wrogns no" f'osgnA w "A
10, !. with ester. .e! 90 %
q: A.. 40 ~ 90
10 Ia sub soi, ViesGh 90
Is A.,snees's wrcneh ton p'osshA
without euttsG No J. w
$50 do with q se's, No J. w W
s. do No3, u 90
IS a. III 81. MOL, ~ 90
u 49, do No2, Is 90
10 Intended bars,
Yankee Ploughs, No l. 20
~ do do Nos. us
They have nov IL store 81 pairs Of Wheels
with IRON axlea and shafts Of 2 10 3 inches, and
- pairs Of . TO s inches. with wood a1ies.
Also-S1 Wagons, complete
with iron aile,rve-, price . 20
q each. Two pairs Of timber
wheels, with screws. ~ feet high, inch tread
They take orders for all kinds u wagon work,
and d~livs, them on plantation, al manufac-
tufsrs' prices.
Aiso-A large assortment Of Hsyd~are. for
plantation use, viz: chains wrought ana cut
nails; Hunts axes; socket spades; long han
die shovsls and spades; hoes Of oil kinds
cane knives; hook and plate hinges; grind.
stones common and Scotch collars; MANILA
and tarred rope csosseui, pit, and mill Jaws
files OF all kinds; ircn blocks. with 7 inch
sheaves; . large assortment Of English sno
American bar iron; ircn axlcs, with bozes
sperm. whale, and linseed ola; sprits Of tur.
prn,ine putty; window glass and paints Of
oil kinds. HOGAN L TUREACD.
Corner Custom and L%ve~ 0. n26 6m
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING.
CCOTT L. Soaring, Msnufac'nrev, y
y Fashionable Cio,h,ng, at Wholesale and re-
tail. Nos = ard 4 Canal, corner Of Old L~ves
street. New Orleans; and No. 80, Nassau street,
New York City
Purchasers will 81 all times find an extern
.ive assortment on hand, comprising every ar
ticle that il needed in venile,nan's wardrobe
Our clothing 10 Of the most FASHIONABLE
STYLES, and trimmed and made in the best man.
!. 49,, ,,.,, on, a. ,.n,s..n,.a an.
~ W.. ~, H.. ,,T,nd.d
TRIMS: Invariably cash, or its equivalent
Prices uniform.
buyers "'u"s '""e. w ,a"L " ''
'""rer , 70 oA'' NV" ~, ... ~ rnuh, :,
~ ''s'e my ~ WV """'' "a g.,
memorandum o"ok, Al .-. 700 o"'
DETER DDTT, No lanai street, New
II nj. .Utl ~ hup teRg
l orleans, Keeps e"ns'""',y ." na'" ..e',
: variety o, n .e.,a a"u . 49, -" III
.'e'orn, ana 1".'"'e" why" ,, u. ""',s ~
~ho'eeac 'oa '',''' ." ,"1 mus
'r''"> 's"'"''' ,."'S a''"ss' ", ~.
re. M.,,a9 ~. k'1, 2, ~ .na ', ,a"p I',n
I"'hS ~ " o...; I"'.'"'' gro D "a,
"' !" ~, r.'" ..," . x TOT '",s; ~.
r', ana -" r'g'', IsaS, N"':Se' n"'
an w On' """ ~" w" u,,a ''o"''' 'o' 90 anu
~ lamp s''ee' WV ~, ".o
IuF HADi'T f"HHh'
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~ MILL. saAftl, 7, ~ shtpp
IT'LL, FRAZER, 4 SHEDD, Attorney a.
/ i Law. Marshall, Texas, will practice IN the
Supreme aud District Courts Of the State. and
the Courts Of the United States for ,heStats
Of Texas nal
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Marshall. Feb. 9, 1881.


STEAM MILL.
rf>HE subscriber taxes his method Of inform
l. ing hi. patrons and the public generally
that his Steam Saw and Grist Mill, situated
about one and quarter miles northwest from
Marshall, IL now in operation. and in good order
lie ia prepared to accommodate orders at short
notice, snd On reasonable terms, for cash, or
on credit to panctusl dealers The following
arr the prices, per 1000 feet:
Lumber hoard measure, ol5 90
Rough edged lumber, ic 90
Lathing and paliEy, side and
edge measure, 20 90
The sriat mill will At all tines b~ in opera.
ton. SACKS brought to the mill mus, BE- plain.
~ marked, OF there will be no responsibility for
loss.
Ten pr cent will he charged on lumber bills,
whsn not paid in advance. All sums on credit
will b. considered due on the first day VI DE-
csnbsr Of the current year.
4. D. BURREss.
January 4, 1851 u!sy
Attention.
I HAVE lately received n large supply OF
L India rubber TO put on my gin aud mill pull
leys, which will cause them torun nearly 4
horse draught lighter, ] will warrant my horse
mills TO grind ten bushels per day more than
the average mills Of the country, and make As
good or better meal
have now mill in operation At nv factory
and solicit the patronage Of those who want
geod meal. Any one wishing 20 purchase mills
can we its performance At any tune.
Us. ALEXANDER.
March "a 1851 nae
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I9JAWlINS, T. Co, (succe.sors To Rawlips
IL Evans, 4 Coz Co~mission .Ms,chsnas. Ia
Common st.. New Orleans,
RxsER ro--Jsmes Y. Collier. Colonel c. n.
Cooper, w. g. Ssnderp, J. T. Roseborou.h.
Joseph NJ Tsylos. Harrison county Dr. John
w. Massie. J. J. Holloway Kuxk county; N.
Trawick. jefferson.
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D. IT. CosUn, TAos " DykeTs Kotf 4. NtssIdtrg
Ssmi r. SJasid,rs,
lWWAN, DfKERS, T. SPAULDINGS,
~ Fscfvs. Communion and Forwarding lN,r-
cAsrts, No. 100 Tchouptou'ss street, New
Orleans
RrvKa to--Stewart Il Thomas, San Angus
tine; Stewart l. Co, Grand Ecere: X. A.
Boggsss, Port Caddo; W. w, Smith, Shrsve-
part. l7y
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- ocMiIratG. l.. r. wtGeALL.
nCHll.TKEE 4 WIGFALl. Attorney, .,
~ Lar, will attend all the Courts Of the
sisih Judicisi District. Marshall, Texas.
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IifE NADlNH TRADE.
I>OTTON shipped down the Sabine river
Y consigned to the house Of Rxwlins & Co,
will be covered by insurance.
EVANS. GREGG. Il KEY.
February !, 1881 " ma
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They have nov ie store 81 pairs OF Wheels
with IRON axlea and shafts Of 2 TO inches, and
- pairs Of . TO 5 inches. with wood axies.
Also-Su Wagons, complete
with iron aIetr~e-, price o lao
= each Two pairs Of timber
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rIDUGH 4 LANE having received the in.
~ stfuetions from the Department Of the
Interior, in relation to procnrin. Bounty Land
Warrants, under the late act II Congress, ap-
proved 2S,h September, 1880, will attend 10 any
branch in that department which may be en-
trusted to them. 33-,f
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OLivER shELDOs, HHHhS FV1Ilk.
S,IiEiI)ON AND POTTER, Pep, Were
- house. No. 81 Camp street, New Orleans,
Pap~s Of every description furnished to o'ds'
u very short notice.
N. 6.-Assn,s for J. D. McCresrss' Feaey
Colosed, Book and News Printing Inks, II
New York psie~s. n%S
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We will furnish Hagging, Rope, ard Plan
tation supplies to Piansera shipping to the
above house.
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ss'ion supplies to Planters shipping to the
above house.
EVANS. GREGG, Il KEY.
SB$WIBli.i l. EDWARDS, Copper, TN.
1 and Nhssf iron Workers. No. IS New
Lsves, between Grsvies and Poydras streets,
ars prepared to do all knds Of work in the
. owe line. Steamboat and Plantation work
done in the beat manner, on the shortest notice,
on the most reasonable terme. Also. on hand
= large assortment Of Cooking, Sfesm Boat,
and Bar Rnpm Stores, Of every size and de.
sription; also, all kind of House work,
sueh A Gutter Pipe, Spout, &c. All ord~ss
thankfully received, and promptly attended to.
TWlBlLL 4 EDWARDS.
New Orleans. Jnne ~, 1850. NJ ~
wsa \. How, Ci,rfoa Fsvt. P.ytss y 0rss~s
loOYT. FORD. 4 GRAVES Fsesors end
- Communion Merchants, ~ 81. Charles
street, New Orleans. macy
C>ROST L co. No 10 Magazine s,rsst,
u rAolsssie dssiers in boots. sAnss, brsxsns.
hsts snd caps, suitable for the county tfsds !;
also Palm i<eE CsmpescAy and Aeriesn
Hsfs
Having house At the North. We are con-
stan,Iy receiving ffssh supplies Of the above
goods At the lowest psices.
Country dealers sss invited 10 call and exam
Inc "nr extensive stock. v3n33 y
VUIiN q. CtEKS 4 co. Coms,ission M.,.
~ chants, No. ~, st. Chaslss street, New
Orleans. v1n<7y
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II a. hEHxAkD, Try tia'1s S''rv. whole
u . ssle AsA ssl4,i, No. ~ Canal street, New
Ossssss. nASy
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a. WIlAON. 4 co. f.urce..or-
n Peasants, Wilson, T. Co } Psetos and
hssissiew MsvcAsnss, No. ~ Common street,
New Okisaas
Will make liberal cash advances on consign.
men,s Of cotton, and as< oil their experience
and diligence to promote the intefes, Of those
who ahip 10 then.
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seV oRLEAN s-..eso1ooseos

P1DogAs, Cusso, 40 Sos9
T'HE ssh-entsss b.tae
c ssss Assnss asr ~ -
- haysville Ky ? ~ !
IN celebrated maasfsrtsssss Of HALL
I@sevs, have In store l.ssc a3Doss.so, :
cast sal wrusghs iron psssgAs, wh o.
70, ., nansisetusess' pvsces.
Ia A.ll,a srsaanl lHua R1QulhA, TX
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HR. n ". EAMES. having permanently
IL located in Marshall. respectfully tenders
His medical services to this public generally.
Once one door east Of Dr.. Young's brick
building. v2nA0y.
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G Q. NELSON 4 co, Commission lNeT.
~. cksnfs, New Orleans.
so Nelson. New Orleans; u. Banksmith,
New Orleans; H. &. Walker. Memphis, Tenn.
(late Cashier Branch Union Bank T. A. Mel.
son. Athens, Ala
Die. ~, 1880 no96 6m
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Iron Worrhou.e ktar Of ~ and ~ lump si,ssf
DKlESTLEY n BEN. Importers and Deal
] srs IN Hardrnre, Cutlery, iron, Steel. Cop
per, and Tin Piae, Nails, Covdage, Painfs
and Obs. NIL and Grind Stonss, Nos. 50 and
10 Camp street. New Orles' n>ey