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y,.s Of materials on hand last yesT... sjO7 y
There hns been al Increase OF tue receipts from pas
.ercer during the year Of nearly 5000, AMI althOugn
ire unsusly low rate OF frsi-hts has reduced the re
eep,s from that yeir will b. seen that nos~it
standing this deficiency, the aggregate income nss eN
ceeded that Of the previous year
The Road has been kept in good CONDITION during the
wear mott Of the bridges have undergone repairs and
hon materially strengthened, considerable improve
,ents have been made the depots turnours CON
.;ructed and old relad. The equipments oil the
Rosd are complete AMI efficient
The Company now have -even locomotives al IN
good order these have with trains during the year
isl 2l2 mile. with regularity and without accident
aince our lsss annual Report, the debt OF the Comps
nv has been reduced by the payment OF bonds Is iOi
lows
F.,.uaor RoaG Bonds received in repayment
m stock issued or paid ~ maturity or Aniei no. ,e =.
Z lated VIM
81 per cent MortEas. Bonds purchased Tor
fIrs'-' OF SAhAA1 aN"' AHU - 1900 70
sl5o,4i6 70
TIE sn,-e indebtedness. Of the Company OF he
ksi.t Of Aus 1852 wss follows; .-,.o. -
rrt,nson Read Bonds ~'4'" "
six percent Mortgage Bonds out
-tsuilng. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Sfs''"W
ruTchas.d and now held BY the 40, "a n,
Company .............''''.'.'' VhV'' w
ASSOC %
77,e-r have been redeemed up 10 this Gate TX
t,nsior Railroad BOrds. set 70
Sly p.r cent AoTtSAzs Bords. Is<So W
.p,s.csu a Dvss. snss~ =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-11

HE hkKf DOAT NAssAI.-I NE UVuV' IVI III
ery plying between Hsuiltonav and Whitehast wasre-
Gently sold 70 Me~rs SCHUYLER AkISs the lessees
OF the Albany and Greenbush ferry The Nassau as
mp the rrer Thursday evening.
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DrArns rRoN INrrNrrR,Ncr.-An inauest

was held SATURDAY, at Che Y Y Hospital upon The body
of unknown who died from the effects OF lnten-
perance snd exposure Aso upon the body MANY Buck
LEY OF Ireland IS years OF who died nom
apoplexy caused BY course OF continued dissipation
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ember. for a series of years -


Decresse frOm IooI % sept ZI..... ''''e
Increase for iih week in Sept, h..
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SERIOUS AccIpENr.-On Friday afternoon,

JUsTIcE OF THE PEACE.-JAcoB c. BLATcH-
LEY nominated candidate for Justice OF the Peace
by tbs Opposition City Convention on trlday evening
which was specially convened I'll the vacancy on the
ticket occasioned BY the decllnston OF DAVID DAVIS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-11

SUDDEN DEArH.-The Coroner held an III
quest Yesterday the Thirteenth Ward Police Station upon
the body Of unknown about n OF supposed
to be German BY birth who while in Rvngon Can
non Saturday evening fell in ht and instantly
pred verdict of death from eon,ulsive hts rem
derod BY the Jury.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-11

DEATH CAUSED BIT tALL.-Coroner IVES
held an inquest yesterday upon the body Of ISABELLA JANE
HoMER child 81 years OF ase whose death caused by
fall IL appears that while playing in the street on
Wednesday last the child slipped and fell upon the pave
caused conclusion Of the BRAIN which terminated fatally
verdict of acc dental death rendered by the Jury.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-05-08
J. !. 0ALLAouEa

GENERAL rAo'sssle ssj ,es,n 0,oe.,
- K.eotsng end Ferssvtssx MrrrksM
S ~ s!'ret opposite steamboat lsodin,
shreveport. Ia, will gits ksltct attention 10 N
oss,ness entrusted 10 hia carv
CONSTANTLY On hand la'g. and we'll se,~cred
SHOCK o. plantation and family vroet-~. whlct
are oiiered cheap for eash--amonp which ar,
sagaFs, tess, hsh. PEEK, lard. oils cuFt~s, choco
m'e' s''ces, bsef, butter, fruits, csu4Nes. .,It
PN.'e. bacon, cheese, syrups, rsoAs~ca soap.
oocr, hams, rice. hardware, eobasro> civar.
powders shot, lead, s,n-ch, &c.
The highest price paid for cotton, hides, pel
tries, and bcvswax,
strangers are invited to give me q call and
examine fbs themselves. ''~
" Orders for the surrounding country care.
mlly and promptly attended to.
May ], 1852. AA,f
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fS;s manifesto 70 expected 70 s:n"y, IN"
.,;ts in the seaport Q! "e"eFa! Sco''' q!
sos.hsfn wings. HAS, srsauy e!aFnsea
tsncc'ats, VINO nave reason 20 .esf me
- military c.na'dets esPsc'amy s':nu'
y Gene'1' !ay'cs md WIN one 'ace
lsg Moth ana a"csee' s""'o' IN regard
~ slavery tope. NJ "s"gsn. e'cmn-
81 the Esecr!'w pssron"gs AZ n1v mn.
- year. ss'o '''a' s"o "e"nc.a's wooNl
q, the wh'gs ten per cent OF tne money
dominate any o'"eF c"""'"sm man
,ssfal Scc~. M"y wings, net e.un'sS'
General Sco" s.re"s'n 10 "'gmy'
~ be ~1'""g 70 &c" oas ON t"ese
ma
". Danea"' o. "eSS'g''' s'""e' OF al the
vhx Senator's ohefed any defence Of Mr..
ralnore ne s"a = ~or" 70 express his
,vierence Tor w. "''"o'e, an" an asowed
csmprom'se ca""'"a'e' anu Remarked mat
h might vote 10, ." ou.s'"eI' Inc wing
kaas9ss, N me- ~" "o'"'ng 70 say IN 'aSor
u Mr. Fillmore o. OF "r "ens1er' !" pref
svuee to 'eneeai Scoe' VI the twenty-five
phK se" ~
SAY be doub'eu w"e'"er majority OF These
vculd mol pre,e' "vm' Sco''' as the'r or'gi'
al choice 70 W. r'''n",e mayor.
Of them WI "'""a'e'y support MN II
,cu,ina'ed, uefe ca" DC mule d"aht. "
w. Clay han been !" ms place IN the Sen.
ate he "on'u IKE 70 nave gwen Mr. Man.
gum a wo'" OF wv" I" reply nnt u hr.
Clay had bee" '"ere' perhaps Nr Na"gum
voslH not nav co"e out As "e champion
81 General scout Is Tue fnh''er SANDS,
VI. Mangun manifesto IN 'avor OF ten
scott, VIII p'"""ce '"''e as "neh eheci as
w. Gay !" support OF ''' Fhli'orc
On the democratic SIDE OF the senate Mr.
ssngn'rs deciara''o" produced some IN
asoess. Ut. wv" being the only med'
td or health omcer N The senate was
'ou'ed up ny .hc remark OF "r' Mansum.
hst General scott could show AS clear a
sll OF health, a. 10 The compromise meas
s~s as any one else. tie disputed the
A.l Al the democratic Candidates. he SAID,
DAD regular b'ils OF health General
Scott was under suspicion rom which he
could relieve himself by writing some
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A p,..av Desc.

The news iron, the river Plata confirms
our prediction. Rosss. the ,vrant oi Bue.
nos Ayres. ia routed, and has fled on board
an English name! war with his daughter,
MaWHetsta, There seems to he no reason
TT doubling the correctness Of this intell
sence, though very probably he published
details Of the closing battle arc exaggerated.
One Of the most sangunary aud rcmorse-
less men now living. is thus expelled from
power, which for twenty odd years. he has
perverted to his own selfish purposes, and
BY the use OF which, he has grown enor.
mouslv rich. and enriched the coward,
asassins who have served him. 1t is likely
'ha, with tina, wealth he will hctake him
~lf to Europe, leaving Sonth America to
iu lot, but II is also possible that he insy
s-ek 10 use II IN iomeullng new disturb.
ances in his nati,e country. His utter de.
irSt would prompt to the former his in.
domiable ambition I, the latter course,
His. daughter. Manurlita. who has great
influence over him, and who has sought to
lead him to mlder pcl,ry, may now over.
come his hruta instincts, aud induce hin,
10 abandon the attcmp, to- recover the po-
uton he has lost
The daughter ia remarkable woman.
She has managed the affairs OF the Argen.
tine Confederation for long time, soften.
/ ing The roughncss aud cruelty of her fathers
acts, whenever AN opportunity enabled her
to do SO. 4 recent private letter from
Ruenos Ayres, thus speaks of her,
There is one rcdeeming, purifying spiri,
about him his daughter, Manuelita Rosas /;
noble, graceful, accomplished. splendid,
woman. She alone can exercise an, sooth
ing Influence over the savage ferocity of
the fsther--if good act he done 10y the
government. her hand aud heart are there !;
II lie is spared. il is only by her in'erpo
Ml'"n and if rumor be true. she has ex
posed hersclf to blows, and e,ea death, to
ave others. The admiration, homage, the
universal Difference paid her, even by the
htierest enemies ol the father viii BE- enough
70 stamp her as no common woman. She
receives the legislative bodies, foreign min.
Listers, and almost, If not entirely, the who'll"
diplomacy goes through her baud. She has
her clerks aud secretary, and all foreign
agents negotiate with her The co.ordi
nate bra. ches. IL they, mere c'phcrs, can
Ne 10 called, once or twice year go out
IN body Of two or three hundred 10 pay
their respects to her. II is universally con
eed'h that II her equal be living she can
have no superior.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-05-08

Da. Curscrts YELLOW nscu Axp eAsnA,.s,
-. ~ s''e euts q dasase. o. Striaf ps,;f., =,
~ sssS And y sr,srm rCsse a. 4. s,se.' = ~,
rsa,sd. =" -"
Tn curative pt~xn II hi. E.,nc, A.. mi, -.
oe"a' s"d ." "va'As' 'kod'd maks im~ediaas ,ss&)
the f'''o~ DeeA a"d Ss,'spsri71~ Il csssss IN.
js'- 'hs ~so'' delicate p.,,-n,
'"sS wv vsos MisEaAL Sosrsrss 10 e-.k hon
HE anN "'go' frcm this ps,,iy vsr,fG5is r.adv JY.
'o'-' ho~cvrr. broken In h~slsh AMI sp,s,s hov,s,,
'oa'hsome 10 himself and o~@. h no one d..a.,, n,
recovery let 'ls va,,e~, only nnd-rani this, HI. ht
OF physical restasst;cr -s snH IN "vs~y~ous E,,,,,
81 Yellow Occ& ss,d ssrscysr a" ana ,-,-us~ IN,
'r his Lirss satE. tptry H. and Nc have no t-,,,s
non IN ps-i'ciing h's speedy restoration 10 h-shA
scovtL n MEAp. III Chsurrs street New Odr.,.
Who arr the General Agents for n. Sen,h~rn s,n,x
u Is a'.o sdd by tysNs A SASpsss. Marshall; No..
Sn a T.cksr' Jettnon
1'hlo~sokch or t'cs,,n,c,s Friend.
FOR ne o"rs NJ Pmnfsi ard shsor,i,r,d M,a,,,oIou
N'oarrtars m Abortion and the r,ij,f Of ali tLo,,
N7"pafAvir Nsrtcss Af..t,ons attendant on p,,y.
sases s
TRY THE PHILOTOKEN
u Is prepared entirely from vegetable sul-,nnc..
'o'" r's's That WEIR familiar remedies Nh th. Ais,
rr'nes Which WERE first brouei, to- III. notice Of PLY
scinn by the success that ended an old Indian md
",'r N relieving aud curing all those complains lor
Whfh tins medicine is recommended YLes. root.
p,---s" .edali,c, anf,spa.mpe siterai,. ,oui, and
othrr properties, which combined ,eiur-. mot o.,ly
'I-'ih' action on the uterus. bat hy asy,rs rrirah
w. soothing ii- nerves, aud u, ing ia, stomach,
as'N, Nanrr ~ rrsn'o'nr her regular fnci'en. i'm
pm health and ,,yor Ia the body and che. n,.. and
runienfmcni tn III. mind,
ar Ren-mb.r that " an ounce If Preventative II.
worth Ipind Of cure"
~ Purchaser, ioavoid imposition, Nil he care.
fnl 10 do--ry. my written ,senAiare on h.. on,.s sh
Ut each ho'ifr 10 Counterfeit which i. Forgery
G. kIsitN Proprietor, Hamburg, :. e.
or Prev ~ w, sout -s, h,,il,s inf y,
For sal. by stOVU, 4 NCAD
III thn,res str,-t y o.
General Wholesale Agents FOR the Southern STATE. 10
whom all orders MUS, he addressed
January TO- Is52 yauos-Iy
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New spring Goods ~!

WARD, WILSON, \ CO.. would cnl the
w attention Of their customers and The pub
lie generally, Ia their New Styles OF spring
Goods. which they are now receiving and open.
ing, and Offering At less psirrs than We have ever
sold such good, heretofore.
We avail ourselyc, Of this opportunity to
return our grateful thank. 10 ihr public for the
extensive and tattcrng patronage heretofore
conferred m Us, aud shall continue our endea,-
ours TO merit continuance OF the tame.
WARD WILSON, a co..
March II, s53 3n87-m
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THE STATE OF TEXAS

CorNry or HARRISON,
NoIlCE is hereby given that William c.
" Wood, Administrator of the estate of
James PLANT, deceased ha. filed his accounts
w'ih SAID estate IN this office Tor lhe final set.
'femcnt thereof AND that they viii be opeac,,
for examination and allowance at the mex, tenn
OF the county court per mining to estates for
Harrison county, Texas. to be held on the last
Monday Of May, 1882, when and wher. al. ~ f.
sons interested may attend and contes, them
II they think proper, BY order of said court.
+. c. BEAZLY, Cteek
May !, 1854. a1at
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THE STATE OF TEXAS.

CouNry OF HARRISON,
NOTICE is hereby gwen that A. D. Ma-.ic,
administrator Of the estate " Benjamin
Htranghn deceased has filed his account. with
said relate Tor the final settlement thereof, and
,hs, they will b. opened for examination and
allowance a, the next term Of said court, 10 be-
hcid on the las, Monday In June. (is53) At
the courthouse in the town Of Marshall. in said
county. when and where all persons interested
in said estate may attend and contest the ssme
il they think proper,
BY order q: said Court.
Te.te T.. G, bEAZLEi,
Clerk q. e. n {.
May !, 1882. ru -
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CITATION.
u y. Smith, ys. I e. pruin.
TINS STATE az Taxa

h y, Smith, ys. G. pru,n
Tbs STATE OF TsSAs,
Harrison county.
r. arr 'awfnl officer n md county, Gresf,Hg
NDC are her,.by commanded to summon Ira
L e. Prui', by publication, 10 be and person.
nliy appear before me At my office in the town
oi Marshall, on Saturday the 9th day of June,
1882, at 10 O'Clock, a. NJ, to answer tn, com.
plant Of BARTLETT =. Smith. in n plea of debt,
for the sum of fifty dollars, principal. due by
note briefly as follows drawn BY defendant
payable to plaintiff for iifly dollars, which may
be discharged by three bundled and twenty.
acre land certificate, PECULIARLY transferred and
suitable To be laid in the county dated 30th
July, 1870 due the first November thereafter
Herein fail not, and make due return Of ,hi.
writ ~ the law directs. Given under my hand,
this the 22d day of April, A D. 1912,
4. q. PIERCE, J. =, H. {.
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LOST.

'1>HE hcsdright certificate Of Elisha Williams,
i tor 1850 acres OF land. issued Ia Elisha
Williams by the Board Of Land Gpmmi ssoners
Of Shelby county, on the isfnbf May, A. D.
1888, No. - II not heard from within the
time prescribed by law, application will bc
made for duplicate.
DRuRY FIELD, Adm,
Of JANe /. HiamrcwEw.
April ~, 1902, ni3-9t
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I>ilE undersigned, thankful 10 his On ff%rds
L and customers for their liberal ratraHage,
above business al his large framed chop, wliese
be Is prepared to do work in tls The FOR cash,
~ low rs lew OF Gentle, and in u superior
manner, 'fon bis long Practical experience and
thorough knowledge II every brsneh NJ the
business. Work vil ~" done on credit fbv
responsible mrn, and all work dom ut my ahop
viii ht warranted 10 stand, and of the bsst ma
,cfials the country atihFds.
Shop north east of the pwbl;s Aquafe and
opposite G. G. Aliens gunemiih shop.
=. WASHINGTON.
June 2lsi 1881. u53 ~.
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ClNSl CiNS.! CiNS,!i

I WISH to inform the Planters that will
have an Agent attending the d,iLrcu, Courts,
to contract for selling my GINS and Mills.
Those wanting either, would do well to satisfy
themselves Of their character. as ! am satisfied
they viii prove satisfactory. Mr. u. ". pniillo,
or A. Carmichael, viii attend each court and ~
present my interests
J, s. ALEt A\DER.
\pri 4 iSib
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4 OF &c T.


nR. A. n. VEAL .,od- medlrlns n any
- par, Of the ctup.ry, when written 70, ard
cures the wor~, kisd II cases without seeing
tn. patient. lila fee, IN all chronic cs-es, ia
only 6vc dollass a month, which may he en-.
closed and sent Al his risk. Shreveport, La,
April 10. 1859. nAi-iy.
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rAtLos. vsenALgH. = ,
Se4efSoo n.1very 1tQbo0.

A> THIS Stable ,aving been neatly
9 built, Is ~ ,ated on the corner NJ Dial.
+. and Marke, s,rests, Jefferson. and Possesses
more convenience. than any In Eastern Tcxsa.
Good os,lsrs will always h. In attendance The
stable will b. under The ssperntendance Of one
Of the concern, whose experience enables him
10 please sll who may favor them with cali,
NELSON TAYLOR 4 co.
Jefferson. March, q. 1889. n30- ~.
N.D Horse. and Buggies kept always on
hand 10 hire on reasonable terns.
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THIS - to certify that bought large mill,
10 run by steam power from J. = Alexander,
tina, ground a hundred aud fifty bushels in
iwey. hours. DAVID HiIIa
March "a, 1887
! take great pleasure in ic-,liying that |
purchased NH from J. =. Alexander, that ha-
ground bu,h.l Of corn IA seven minutes. il
Is the be-, ever saw of horse mill believe
/, will grind rs or 80 BUSHELS per day, and
make good meal.
JAMES T. TAYLOR.
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TiON.
In THE Dtsraicr CouRr or HAsnusoS
County, SrArI OF TkxAs.-No. 1908,

William A. Stssn~s rs: WsiiiXm A. fAeASraa.
r" ~ yssr,f n y.sA Coss,y. Gr,yr,sx,
NHERE.th, on the Gath day of Apvil, A. 4.
w 1851, William A. Stsrncs Sled hi. pesi.
ton in my oiiNt, in substance A. Tn,iows. that
said defendant, William A. Pcagrars (by the
d,scnp,ion Of w. A. Peagram) is Justly indcbi.
ri 10 SAID plaintiff in the SUN Of fonr hundred
snd c'yhty-f.ur dollars and TWENTY-FIVE cents,
BESIDES interest. For this, heretofore, to wit.
On the 18th day Of June, A. d. 1851 the said de-
fetrcant made, executed, and delivered his cvv.
tain rromlssory note, whereby he undertook
and promised on the first day Of January. A. u.
1852, to pay William a. siarnes, cr bearer, the
,um OF four hundred and egh,y.iour dollars
and twenty-five cents with -gb, per cent inie.
resi- rom date, and then and there delivered the
same to said plaintiff; We, the said deicndan,
hath not paid said sum Of money, or any part
thereof; and petitioner AYERS ,hs, the said de.
fcndnns William a. pcagram, Is not a resident
Of this State. and that thereby petitioner viii
probably lose his debt, and pray. a writ of at
'achmcn, may ISSUE against ihp estate of -aid
defendant aud that he be summoned to appear
and answer said plaintiffs petition, and that
Judgment be rendered against said defendant
Tor eald sum Of money IN said note specified,
and interest thereon according to the tenor aud
effect Of .afd note
You are hereby c,,r,m,nd.d to summon the
SAID William a, Peagraia, 10y publication of this
writ for four sucvessy. weeks IN the Texas
Republican, newspaper published IA the town
OF Marshall, 10 Harrison county, to be and mp.
penr before the District court Of Harrison ccun.
W at the courthouse in the town of Marshall,
on the thirteenth Monday after the third Mon.
day in March, 1852, then and there TO answer
the petition Of William a. Starues for a WI,
Of Attachment, and in plea of debt
Herein Tail not, aud make due return hereof
.,Niiks. Test IurnIR X FoRn, Clerh
& {; &; q! g: .: q. z; ' !; 81; ;:; &;
l.. r. FORD, c. D. {.
lssued April Goth, 1882
L. r. FORD, c. DC.
Received in office April Both $50 and lnndcd
TO the Editor Of the Texas Republican same
day for publication.
:. X. PERRY, Sheriff H. G.
May !, 1852, ntI-I'.
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Cotton Gin and Mill Mandatory,

I\ilE subscriber would inform the Planters
L Of Eastern Texas that his Cotton GIN and
Mil Mandatory, situated threo-qnarlers of a
mile West of Marshall, is IN successful ope ra-
ton. Having the best workmen, and keeping
at all time, - large amount of tn. most APP
proved material, he can safely promi-. thai he
can furnish good gins and mills ~. any es.
iablishmen, in the United States Let the
planters remember that he warrants all hi,
work, aud that he can always be found nj has
present residence. lie i, nov prepared TO put
up N.l, tn run by water, horse. OF steam power.
These mill, are Of n superior character, rs all
are willing TO testify who have tired them. and
cf which fact he has numerous certificates from
planters IN Eastern Texas, u few Of which will
be found IN this paper.
J. :. ALEXANDER
April g. l~ll
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Cotton Gin ana Mil Material.

I HAVE jus, received two.ihou-and dollars
! worth Of the best GIN and Mill material !
have also another large lot on the way from the
North. This material Is of the fines, quait,
made in the United States
J. :. ALEXANDER.
April, \ 1859.
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MAn>,sALL HOTEL roR SALE;

O.. THE Subscriber proposes to sell the
E@;:: Marshall Hnsi. and would nay to those
xnAlA wishing to engage IN The business 81
Iascrn-kocpug that this well known and CON.
modins establishment Is in good condition for
the reception ~ Travellers and Boxrslcrs; and
from it, cligibi" situation in the nourishinf
town Of Marshall, Is 10 well calculated To eiieit
patronage as any other Tavern in the stnte.
The House Is well supplied Viii, suitable fur.
niturr, which the purchaser zen hsye with the
bindings II he cho9s.s.
Terms accommodating. For particulars, en-.
quirc %, lln subscriber, living - miles East
from Marshall, or James Mecowen, near the
premises.
=. M'COWN.
Marshall, Tex, Jan sd, 1854 nx7-E
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Carriage Repairing amd ltiaCk
sont1 hing:

ssMtoheng:
'1>HE subscriber would inform his friend and
j the public, that he Is still carrying on his
Blacksmith snop. situated west Of the pabiic
square, Marshall lie Is prepared to fll all
orders with which he may bs favored, N a salts.
factory sud expeditions manner.
Me {. also prepared to make wagons, or TO
repair carriages and wagons. The gentle.
man who has charge Of tins department is AT.
eNoeilcsi wo'k Man, and will give satisfaction.
I. BEkCHEK.
April 2, lsJ! molly,
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New ElftlIs.

THE copartnssship hsrstofeTV whiting
in this town, under The arm Of Ward 4
Wilson IL this day dissolved by Limitation.
Having renewed the aame by sssociatine
with Us M. q. W. vivion, our hoase will
in iuturc h conducted under the namse and
style Of Ward, Wilson. 4 Co.
Being thanhfsl for The liberal patronage
extended u thc Old arm. our highest ambi.
ton shall he, by ass~iuity, industry, and
closc ntten.io, 30 business to merit the
sane IN future.
WARD, WILSON, 4. Co.
January II. 1892. v:ln2Y '
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tins PLANTERS HOTEL.

tHffH 4 VEN LtNDLORD)
A, THE undersigned having taken the
...-H above house, formerly kept w W. w.
.3AA1 Mallory. viii continue il as house II
entertainments The buildings nrs in = tous~e
~ thorough repairing and reno,atloh; and No
labor or expense VIII be spared 10 pu. them in
the yery h.,. order for the accommodation Of
The public.
lie has had much espe Ienee as Hctd keep.
or. and will give his hos, nntitIpg attention. u
the llouss. None but hnncst ard polite NJ.
wants vii be KEEP, about the house
ftaRys well known Lifsvy SssAAs, h ebrs
nceled With this House.
The old patron, Of lie Planters ilstsi, ind
Che public generally. are RESPECTFULLY iastlo1 N.
call and try the new ADMINISTRATION.
MURDOCH 4 TAL6OT "
r \. The Y. = Mail 6tsas Olles y
tire Planters Hotel.
February ~. 1883. n
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tl'I'A' I'lO\.

Is rnr DisrRicr CorRr OF lIAHR,so,
totNry, SrArt OF TENAs.--\o. 1898.
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\ EW ADvE RTISE ENTS
NOTICE.

BOOKS for the subscription of Stock to the
- Texas and Louisiana Railroad Company,
are now open N my office a, Marshall Texas.
Person, wishing to make investments will
please call.
T. A. rArILLo, Scc'v.
May =. 1852