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MUSIC STORES. ETC.
ENoRATIo D. HEWITT, p1ANo.-,eas

EHORATIO D. HEWITT, PIANO.-@ssssl,
n FORTE AND MUSIC STORE, No. 50 Camp
street. New teans would respectfully request hrt3 III N
attention OF the pFhic bis large cxtanBireu y u u
MUSIC AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS Kinds
descriptions alec to his well selected of
soRTES from The eores the makers The United stes
EUROPE, which b nund those OF A. SToOART
NewYCrS, SON OF NsgYork, PIEYEL CO.. OF
rnria The The following kinds GRAND Sc
the most celebrated ake IN me World combining ali the late
he had Of The every
If g. , 6 s and 0ctayes. They will be cold
prices MUSICAL AERCiAN Disc of all kinds and In quantity
others, the sutgtr keeps constantly hand
finest selection AcCoDEoNs brought the Southern
which offered a. the reasonable GUITARS, msnuae
.GTed BY WILLIAM ALL SON. from the approved SPANISH
MODELS These instruments the warranted
stand the climate Tho subscriber had many in
he Music business the Northern cities and is
thoroughly acquainted with the details of the bnness
o1 the beat selected that has .he Southern
md his sciasaTe such that he will have band
,tock Of all kinds of MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS and the and
FASHION ABLE MUSIC. The uca Public are respectfully
invited to call and his stock. ~
faia 'vns HGRATlO D HEWITT. 80 Camp ST. " "
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COSTlVENESS; on, CONSTIPATION OF THE JOwELS.
THE PAIN EXTRACTOR is tbs srrest
nsy o this d;fass i will positively give relief IN tie worst
called oe with establishment the
mad used the Ointment fer other diseases
the bowels ehat IT,
suit will always follow thorough rubbing Extractor
bowels when hey cove Let the
fecty and il instance the Pam han
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REMOVALS.

ID EMOVAL.-BARELII l. Co. have Temporal
rly removed their office 81 Common No.
m street.
p EMOVAL.-R. II. MARI, Attorney at Law,
has removed from No. II ST! Charles Camp st.
stairs y
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uS hSef les SesSloiS TIC LII Splff supreme lnftout
ailleurs pour le reste de rannee iusqu'A ce quill
y SOFT autfement pouryu Ces sessions serout te-
nues cenline par lie passe,
Art. 20 La Cour Supreme ct chutun lies jul
ges de eetto Cour, auront lie pouvoir d'6mettfe
DIES mandats d'habeas corpusa III reuuete de tour
ties personnes Ell 6tat darrestation par suite de
proc dures tjudiciaires dams tous les cas- gu Ia
Cour aura juridiction d'appel.
Art II Aucun iugement ne sera rendu par Ia
cour supreme sans lie cencours d unc maiorite des
JUICES composant cette cour. Lorsque cause de In
recusation d'aucun DIES JUICES de Ia Cour, les au-
tres JUICES seront Ggalement elivis6s, ceux dem
tire eux qui ne seront pas recus6s auront lie droit
de requerir aucun des JUICES de Cours int6rieures
pour sieger la place du JUICE recuse ct assister
au jugement de laffaire.
Art ~. Tout juge sera, eli vertu de So place,
conservatism dc Ia paix dams tout IEtat. Tous
les ordres on mandats iudiciaires auront pour
tltre 81 Fiat de la Louisiana Ioutes les pour
suites erinlinelles seront conduites ''au nom ct
par Fautorit6 de FE!tat lie la Louisiane,' Ell Sc
ront termin6es par 6ette tormuie sen violation
de la paix ct de In dignit6 de l'Etat''
Art. a.. Les JUICES dc toutes les cours de Get
Etat deVront aussi Solvent que possible, dams
tout jugement dehnitif, sc resGrer IN loi en-
yertu de laquelle lie jugement sera rendu OF dams
| tous les cas- lis devront deduirn les motifs sur
lesquels sera base leur Judgement.
| Art ~. Les JUICES dc toures les Cnurs pour
| ront etre poursuivis par vote Impeachment,
mais pour toute cause reasonable qui ne serait
pas assez grave pour justifer &c mode de pour
suite. lis pourront &tre destitues par lie gouyer-
ne1r a la demande DIES trois quarts des membros
presents de ehaque branche de assemble rene
raie, la cause pour laquelle La destitution pour
IA ere hernandez, sera mentionnee tout au long
que chambre
Art 20. II aura pour rEtat, un ayocat-ge-
neral et antant d'avocats de district qu'il sera
Juge necessaire den nommer par la suite lis Sc
ront NOMINEES pour quatre ans ct leurs deyoirs
seront determines par la loi.
:, A ATT ~ Les JUICES de la Gour Supreme ct des
Coilia inf6rieures receyront 4 epoaues RSes I'M
| selsire qai nc sera pas diiainae pendant lsur
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@s- G. CUNT RFEITsIi

C0UNTERFEITS .3BOUNH!!
Al aher fgely named PAIN EXTRACToRS Counere
DAfYS The worthless who sell dope, b. stealing
our they ndne The public believe that their
sss s yeS Of the genuine articles Buy Authorised
EW- ATTEND TO THE PECULIAR MARKS UPON THE GEN
ul VIM! MD osSERyE THAT THE NAME, H DALEY" BIZ
UPON IT, ~ "
General Depot for tho United States whore all orders
viii be promptly executed. Fl. DALEY 4 CO..
ais BROADWAY, New York.
SOUTHERN DEPOT,
Isl CHARTRES STREET, .sIOreans,
" Lore ell laSe in hs Stgs Of LOUISIANA, ALABAMA
SsSPPl EENIgCkL aud TENN ESSi and the City LOUIS
IN The Stats OF MISSOURI, will De promptly supplied.
JOHN WRIGHT & CO.,
Gu2o8m ticnsrni Agents faf said Territory.
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LACE y U. :, 81 ST. Charles street,
GgissaEGH OF La EY Pt,Ipss G. BRATED HAIR
$50 MANDATORY Phi acplh 6rne TIE fneBt md
honafl lie HARNESS. fES ann TRUNKS al educcd prires
" oEPAia'NG STrTT Arr's> n r To. : fes1 lyAw
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PILE g
ERYsIpEIAS.


I . Z ] II u.
For Erysipesa EXTRACTOR Other
dies make the disease disappear or little mc driven
and will place. The Pain
boweve out and completely the dnse
efects thorough cure.
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nsnr.niss1

MEDICAL Obt1y n
TIVE srxslss esusss n G1
L ssi'als wil1esmMrass -
ses,h~s, ~ rSQltu9s glp9 ~ Il
sry. ~ Ana1Gmts3 u IL
H.. .tosestse. r. ~ -
will h ss4u IN aivprtiss n ~ )asuiqase
rscrrssosS
z. Frssnaa, n. D, PssGbssss q AnO(6f
u. = Nswte9 =: y, Psbvsee e eMouet
II. J. H~tr~. y. D.. iFcsssses = 7'hesfy -
W.DYRD Powell, n H.. Pys4bssss ~ PAJ4
io'cvy. Pathology AissU - ~
wy.
J. Ming. N. ~. rrofsssss n Mssssh pleAss
Yhr,aprutis, and M~Airsi Jssi-1gn1pe.
J, il,en Sanders. 4. NJ, N. H., Ivse1s1sssl
Chemistry and Pim-asaey.
J. A. Wilson, N. d., Ps.srssss - O6slstsise
aud Diseases Of Wom~n - CaD1sse,
cLiNiarx LxcruxkaS.
Si,dicine--Psofesscs u. J. Hulrs,
S.rgers--rrVfs>sor X. \. Nswton.
Il. Frcruuan. N. D., Aaatos,icM Ds0ess1Co,
The fee. for full cowrse of lsstuses s0ooae
~ 500
Each rrof.s@oa's Ticket. 4I3 Mstsiruls.
tors. Is. Demonstrators Fee, 0le. 0ss1ss.
tion, go.
Those desiring further informstiea, VI
please address their l~t,cr~ (post paid) 10 ~
DEAN aud students arriving In the rity wM
please call OH him at the Commercial llolel.
X. $. NEWTON. N. d.
D,as n Tie fsrwI.e,
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SAVE YOUR MONEY.
CHARLES r, FREEMAN \ CO.,

LATE FREEMAN, HODGES a Coz
Importers and ,btbcrs, ~ Broa3icaH M door
South # Liberty street, Nor York.
1IANE nov on hand, and will he receiving
daily through the season, Ncr Goods,
direct from the European manufacturers, aud
cash Auctions, rich, Fashionable, fanny >A MI
iuefy t;p4is. Oar stock Of Rici Ribbons, COM
prises every variety of the latest and most bean-
liiul designs imported.
MANY OF our goods are manufactures ex.
prc--lv to our order, from our own designs aud
patterns. and stand unrisallcd. We oi!er our
roods for n,ii cash, at lower prices than any
cred, House in America can afford.
An purchasers will lind It greatly to their
interest 20 reserve portion Of their money and
make selections from our great variety OF rich
cheap goods.
Ribbons rich for bonneis, caps, sashcs and
belts. Bonuct silks, -alin~, grapes, Lisscs, and
,arlctnns, Embroiderie., collars, chcfniscits
capcs, b.f,has Habits, Sleeve cuffs cdgings
and insettiugs Embroidered rcsicrc, Lace, and
henstiteh cambria h'dsis Blond., Illusions
and embroidered lace. ior caps, Embroidered
laccs for shawls, mauiilla~, aud wells. lloniton
mechleu, yalei.eienes, and brussels laccs Eng
l,.h and uoye thread smyrna Isle thread, ano
cotton lace, Kid Isle thread, silk aud sewing
silk. gloves, and mitis French aud American
artificial flowers; French laees English, Amer
can, and Italian; Straw bonae,s sand trimmings
Nslr YORK, March 81, 1861 nsa-3L
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MARSHALL LIVERY STABLE.

n THE subscriber having recently
LCCA purchased the above establishment
.iIaaiei ON the South side Of the public square,
Marshall, HARRISON county Texas, world n-
form the public tina, he is prepared TO keep
horses ut living prices, having reduced the
term. 10 sult the times. lie will keep on hand
careful and attentive hostlers, while Al the same
time, he will himself, see Ina, every thing is
attended 10 rs il should he.
Horses, buggie-. and hacks, kept for hire.
Persons patronlzing The stable, can have their
horses, vehicles, and baggage, sent to any part
Of town.
The proprietor would assure all those who
may paironixe him, shat no pans viii b.
spared 10 merit custom.
Ir Persons stopping At either Hotel, can
have their horses sent TO my stable BY inform
ing the landlord. -
}. w. KEMP.
March Goth, 1859. v''n31 II
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xAsexiC FEMALE INSTITUTE.


rr>l1E Esswutivs Hosrd Of Managers, sPSsiat.
i I'd by Masahall l.pdgs Ne. ~. anWWswse ~
the public lI,r, the 9th session of the Institute
will eemsrrv.c N the First Monday ~ Feb
suasy under the chaf.c u the Faculty VI
Tearhrss, I" wit:
Rev. Tmo D. Wn.sos. President
Mrs. EasA ". h0xrosy, Vice Priaxijsi.
Miss ELizA BrRros, Primary Department
Miss ARAsELLA Jrsskrr JuSE, Music Pisno
Dra~isg and Fancy Work
Csssss Of STUDY, aaA 6Aasess PEI Sss-
sioa, Twenty Weeks.
PRIMARY DErAgragSr.-tpr,hog
Reading, and writing. pr session VI
five months, $40 90
Sscosp JuS,oI Elementary les
son. IN Arithmetic, Grammar, Geo
graphy, Natural Philosophy, Ph.i-
ology, and History tI3 10
FIgsr JuSioR CLAss--fngish Gram
mar, Geography, Arithmetic con'in-
ucd, Natural Philosophy, Watts on
the Mind, Botany, Geology Myihoi
tholosy, and History. 4i5 70
MiDpLE CLAss.-Chemi,,ry, Rhetoric.
Logic, Moral Science, Mental PHI
sosophy, Eyid noes Of Christianity,
Political ara Domestic Economy,
Astronomy, Algebra, Ancient and
Modern Languages commenced. $40 90
SENIOR CLAss--Aneient and Modern
Languages completed. Geome,ry
Trsonom,try, and review oiiorm-
er studio. s25 90
Composition throughout the course.
extra incidental expense for pupil
pcr session 81 90
Drawing and l'nintina, each $40 90
Embroidery aud WaA Work, each 90
Instrumental Music. SEQ 90
Use Of Piano extra g. %
Tuition payable a, the end 81 each session.
Pupils will be- charged from The time of en-
trance, until the close of the session. Deduc-
iions made for pro'ractcd sickness.
JauuorY II 1882 uoJ II
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NEW FIRM AND NEW GOODS

FOR The Spring and Summer Of 1852
1>llE undersigned are now receiving and
opening their stock of Sp ing and Sam.
mcr Goods, which is well selcsac ed, CONSISTING of
almost every article usually KEEP, in adry goods
establishment. With an eye TO hard times, we
are determined to give good bargains, and fur.
ihc'more, deem II prudent no, to be undersod
by any house in town. We will not promise
10 do miracles, such rs healing the sick making
the old young the poor rich or marrying the
gals of. But We can, end will, sell goods AS
cheap as any one else, Call and look for your.
self. No charge for showing goods.
PIERCE u TAYLOR.
March Of Is5a
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rssv PLANTERS HOTEL.
twtrW A vKw LANDLORD,

tWtIU NEW LtVOLVHct
THE undersigned having taken the
10y above house, formerly kept BY w. w.
le11eJ Mallory, viii continue II "a = hcuse oi
entertainment. The building. are In n roussr
Of thorough repairing and rcnovasisn; ard no
labor ~ expense will bs spared 10 ~. then :
tho very beet order for siss accommodation o.
the pshsw.
lie hs. had much experience a. Hold kser
e.. and will give hs ntost titing attsnti ~ i
tho lIousc None but honcas asa polite ~
wants will BE- kept sbout the house,
Pxaav's well known Liter5 AiAth, = ron
nccsed wth this House.
The old patrons Of TIC plssees's Hstee, I'D
the puhlic xcmenlly, an rssprrtfhliy iuv1sd Y
call and Try the usw adwinistsaetpA
MURDOCH 4 TALBOT.
r. =. Tho q. = Mail Sage O6iec IL kept =
The piAnssss fSoesl
rstrrar, -, isai sas-S1.
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April 3, 1852,
GINS! ClNSi! CiNSi!!

Z WISH 10 inform the Planters thai VIII
/ have an Agent attending the different Courts
to eonirac, for selling my GINS and Mills.
Those wanting either, would do well TO satisfy
Themselves of their character, as ! am satisfied
they will prove satisfactory. Mr. B W Pa,lllo,
or 4. Carmichael, will attend each court and re-
present my interests. -
J. s. ALEXANDER.
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The Faculties, for intellectual abilities, mssaj
worth. and professional acquiscpscnaa. will eem-
pare hyorably with the most distinguished 10
our country. The medical faculty conssitsies
an anomaly in this or any other eountsy--Aa
Of them arc able lecturers and the best ef
teachers
Those who will contemplate our geogsaPAl
cal position, and The -stcn, Of our populatiss
can have no doubt ~ 10 the eligibility Of sus
situation for an enterprise Of the kind, A. -
health, including all seasons Of ne y'as, ~
deny that ANY o1Hg9 cry HAS MogE.
A common error exists in the minds q many
students relati,e'o the place II studying seA
eine: those who intend psncticing smoag W.
disease. Of the West mud Sou,h, should ~.
,a,nly educate themselves AT = school whese
faculi, ARE practically acquainted with .ssss
diseases.
That the public may I've satisfied Of Tie pss.
maneney ut this school, we feel il our dwty -
state that the Trustees and Faculty form usir
in action which augurs well for its futurs sne.
cess and that the peculiar internal orgaisatiea
which coaslee,s them canno. be interrupted.
T.. W. ~ KING, Esq.
President of The Memphis Insiifxfs.
marh !, 1850. VI aa0iy :
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Tvruty Five Dollars Reward.

RUN OFF from my residence on sun,
~ day. the 2ist u't., negro man, called
GREEN, aged ~ or % years, about d
~, feet or J inches high very black has
n good sci Of front teeth lively countenanee
and /. quick spoken. The fingers ~ his right
hand have been cut on the inside BY cotton
gin weigh. abou, 1873 or 1875 lbs. The above
reward will be paid for the delivery Of said ne
gro, or his confinement in any jail NY real
dcnce /. ,6 niles from Shreveport, on Blossom
uill road near J. D. licndcfson's,
GEORGE y. MERRITT
April, :. 1882. hio-~"
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Ward & Wilson, re- Deksrson G. Maws
.e,.s ssr.g q .ad County,. G,erh"g
w , ~, 'n' .' ~. OF 'a""n'y' A.
~ D. 'oo-' "uiiaih u. ~ ward ana James
;" "n,o"' lhcrr,a''s ana partner. ,raa'ns
" wv '"o "','I'' MN, ana s'yle OF "aru q
""so'''l ~" '"'' u'"uoh III my o"er' IN SUD
ss'",' AZ 'o''o"s' hat he'et"iorr' 70 w on
sne !s' "'s oi January A. d lSo', Dlekers"i'
~ 'oote' "',eh"a"', whose feSii'hee - un-
NM" W s',' P'nn'n,sl eAeen''" IN" "'"'-
w 70 s"u P'''"''',s ,'s 'ef9di" P'o'''ssof'
'"''' "a SUBSTANCE US 'o''o"s'
9',' % -,
"A"s"ALi' 'eNas' January Isl a d 1881
'"e o,s a',ef ".. 4, promise !" pay y" 'hr
o'"er "i "afu q WILSON, one luhhfed anu
'"c"'y-Ne ana o'-'oo uo'isrs' value received
Pa,ao'e ~ 'he'f e"uh''nr-hon>e IN Marsha'''
"in interest ~ '''e rate oil ten per cent per an
mum from maturity nh'll PAD. -
i''s"eo' ~ - M''nr'
~ reason WHEREOF SAD u.iemant became
l,"p'e TO pay 10 p'"'n''is one any after ,he dale
thereof ,'c SAID sum OF one Hundred and twenty
I'VE anu "o-ioo uoilars' ana interest upon 'he
s''i'e " 'Pe,'ned IN sai' ho,e 'hA' sa'd a'-
'e"oatt Is indebted 10 plaintiffs N The further
sun " io''y "oIhrs' WHICH amount was on ''''
nfs' January A, y. 1897, que by account TO inc
urn o' warn, "".on q va ana ny sao 'tin
0, "'ro' WILSON, 'o'' transferred 10 pam
''ns Na'uao'e considerations tha' although
sHid sums OF money, amounting III to one
h"hdred ana 'e'en'y,elsh' ana 'O.ioo dollars
are que ana unpa'a' mthongh often requested SO
10 no. S'u "elehuant MAIN "ho"y refused ann
nIs'e'reu 70 P'Y s"'u SUM % any i'f' '"''eo' ,
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Furniture! 1mrmlturc!!

TIE subscribers having iskon the
" hou-. formerly occupied b, Geo Rainc-,
NJ would inform the citizens OF Marshall
and vicinity that they will carry on the Cab
met business in all its various branches.
They hope, ty turning out COED work at moe
crate prices, to merit the encouragement OF thu
public They will manufacture to order, sofas,
secretaries. and book ca-rs. wardrobes, side.
boards, writing desks breakfast and dinner la
bles, ladies fancy work stands, Sc. They VIII
also keep constantly on hand genera, assert.
ment of plain furniture, such as bureaus, safes,
wash-stand, tables. and bedstead, OF every de-
scripl,on. 1t would be 60 the advantage Of
persons who are IN want Of furniture to give
them Il call, rs they are determined 10 sell cheap
Tor cash. A. =. MOKEflELD,
q. MAIiA<
a. Old Furniture neatly repaired. Orders
promptly attended 10. Furniture exchanged
for lumber
Jan. 81, 1851. na,-ly.
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Co,tou Gin and Mill Material.

HAVE lust received two-ihou,aed dollars
worth of the hes, Gin and Mill material !
have also another large lot ON the way from the
North. This material Is Of the finest quality
made in the United States.
}. $. ALEXANDER.
April, 3. 1852.
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y. Orleans 4 Port Cndsl0 Packet,
THE new fast running pa.-sn-
-~- ger Steamer Il u u KI' Err.
aszenznDs~ Capt. fissEy V. Mccall, has
been purchased expressly for the trade, and VIII
run as a regular Isese, during the entire season,
The Red River has just been newly furnished
throughout, with new beds bedding, eari~''ns'
Sc, &c.
The @ Roi Riftr." from her crca. speed ard
superior accommodations for passengers and
shippers osler lin. Inducements
For ire,gb, OF passage apply on board OF to
". H. CObn. Agc,a, Port Ca.ido
Shreveport, Mauh II, 1882. ns1-d
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Chcu,rr than Escr:!!

Cheaper than Escr:!!
\X1ARD, WIl.SO>A co. are now receiving
w and opening at their old stand, on The
north side Of the pubic square, their new and
well selected stock Of
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS.
With their ample stock Of domssi,c good,
embracing German, French. and English Fancy
dress, Tor rirs and Ladies. wearc, Boots. Shoes,
Hats Gaps, and Donue,., lIard~ ware, Queens
ware, China, Glass, Wood, and Tin Ware Sad.
dIcry, CUTLERY. School ana Miscellaneous Books,
Stationery; Hosiery. JewcIry. Rcady-made
Clothing, Rope, Iron, Steel, and Castings aii
oi which are OF the laea Styles and tho moot re.
cent impor,alions, selected With mseh care, and
considerable caaf,os, consequently We are now
PREPARED, and VIII sell iouer than eHr. We
confidently invite our friends and the public 70
come up to the .erate,,. boldly, for We feel ~.
.urcd ,hcrc are bargains To lie found IN our
d,rgins, our motto is small ffefis snd ready
satss. -
WARD. WILSON, 4 co.
Marshall, May ist-. 1881. a>eH
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: LOS

NI'E have lost or msla'd the conditional
w hcad-rght certificate granted to John =
Bell BY the board Of Land Commissioners Of
San Augustine county, on the 3l-t day OF de-
cenbcr. 1879, ior $40 AIRES of land, No. 1927,
cas, 81. and that unless intelligence Of It Is
reccved at the proper Office within three months
from the date Of this pub 'cai'on we viii rPpli
to the proper officers for duplicate oi said Ger.
iibcate.
GEORGE THOMAS
ELIJAH SPENCER.
March i3 1884. n5,-i5t.
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STEAM MILL.


'1>IlE subscriber takes his method Of intern
/ ing his patrons and the pub.ir sr~esaEy
that his Steam Saw aud Gsist Mil, sitsass1
about one and quarter miles northwest ftso
Marshall Is now in operation. and In gesd ss6n
We is prepared to accommodate Ssdsrs Al shsss
notice. and On reasonable terms, fes cash. y
on eredi, TO pa,sctual dealers. The lsl1swiae
are the prices, Isr 1000 feet
Lumber bDard measure, o1A ~
Rough edged lumber, 10 ~
Iath'ng and pairg, side And
edge measure, - -
The gr,-t mill will II all times b. In spssa.
ton. Sacks brought to the mill mast b p1ais-
ly marked, OF there viii he no responsibility fss
loss.
Ten per cent vii! be charged on luMbss hlls
when moi paid in advance Al .ums On ess1ia
will be- considered due on the first day Of D..
e.mber Of the current year.
A. d. BUnRE0o.
January ~, 1889 v9a1D1
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administration Notice.

I ETTERS OF administration having beer
/ granted to the undersigned ON the estai,
Of Jesse Il Miller, deceased, by the count,
court OF upshur county, pertaining to h'
estates of deceased persons, nj tn. February
term thereof, A. u. 1852 all persons having
claims agairs, said estate are hereby notified "a
present the sane, properly authenticated, wl'hr
the time prescribed by law and all persons IN
deb,od TO said estate are requests! to come
forward and make immediate payment this
March the laih day, \. u, 1852.
EBENEIEK MILLER, a..
MARY MILLER,
March 81, is53. nEL6..
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Int - LETTERS,

.pu AIMING In tie Post Office At Mar.
- Teas. on the lot Of April. 1862,
~ II NOT taken out before tho 3Oth OF
~ .sst, will bs sent 10 tho General Post
~. - dad letters.
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ROBERT DoNNELL, Il CO.,

KVDTNT VVNNTTT, y 'V',
Shrerepori, Louisiana,
lIAVE on hand, ard offer Tor sale on rca-
] ~onablr terms,
10000 lbs Bacon 80 bblS mess pork, 10 do
leaf lard ~ do flour | | hhd-, -ugar,, Is bbls
do. lOi bags RIO coffee 81 bb- whisky assert.
ed brands, ~ bh'. molasse- II haH barrels
do; 100 boxes tobacco. 100 tons bar IRON, AS
sorted blacksmith tools VINES, 3randes, and
liquors of every description.
Also n choice assortment Of old wines IN
glass, and nearly every other article for plant
ers use.
Nhcrevcport, October, 1851. l3y
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Nonso1at1Ou.

NOTICE Ia hereby given that the arm Of
~ Perry & Spell, was thu day dissolved BY
mutual consent, All thos~ indebted 10 sa'd firm
will please vosne fos~ ard immediately and sstt|c
and ,ho.~ having claims ngs'nst tho esrs~sr
will present them to N. y. Perry, al Port Csdd"
who is aloue authorized TO settle tho bns'ncs'
Of the firm.
n. y. PERRY,
NJ. SPELL.
March l. 1852. ns)8 -3su.
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EVANS, SANDERS. f. 60.
4 RI just receiving \ large ard fresh supply
~ Of oils, wines, .pirits Of tarrentinc, vine
gar. smoking tobacco, &c
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JEFFERSON HOTEL.

JEFFERSON HOTEL.
fs.1 THE undersigned has taken the
.E.lAp above establishment, for the cnsuin, J,
year The house aud furniture has lately un.
dcrgone u thorough repair and oyerhauiing
With good atiendants long experience in tavern
keeping, and unrcmitting eAertons for the com.
fort of his guests, be hopes TO merit, and re.
eciye goodly share OF public patronage. Con.
nected with the house is large and commo.
dious stable, under the charge of X. w. Mes.
mlth Esq, who will at all hours be ready 10
receive ana give the best attention to horses
placed in his stable lie will also keep horses
for sale, exchange, and hirc-carriages, bug
gies, aud good teams for hire.
HENRY GOODI\G.
Jefferson, March ~, 1852. n:U-ly.