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The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1852-03-23
and Summer Goods

Spring end Summer Goods
Tin. Sui-, rThur il now rsce:.iu.. his SpnIN,: /
STOCK OF GOODS, wl!ul. Ic offers 10 the
mh!ic At rz!uced PRICES; consisting in part 4.
.Ollows:
Pain !,ar;s.pa Ginglarns,
solid Co!o-S
NUprfiiHc China
s;o!i! (oI"rs OrsnnIe Lawns,
Em.h:o!rrtd 1Iu.ins,
S.Iil
Woyy THREAD lace,
l~c2nci lAgin;,
iGsa5,iay,
Swiss tMgilg
- Inserting,
Alpha Lace Caprs
S.p rliuo'. :. .Ihbons Trimmed
Ladies' Balloon Sleeves,
Nccd!yd worked Collars,
Carnalion B.uil
. f.a5igc Trimmings,
- Ribbon =
Siik Pendants Thinning,
:. Neck Ribbon
. hIack and co!orcI Kid Gloves,
SILK raIasOIE
- Cotton -
Printed MHslrns,
figured
solid %
Churnbroy Ginghams.
lirown and DgNb Linen Drills,
Blue DrnlIns,
Cotton AIDES,
Swiss and Null Niusins
Linen Cuushrick iiankcrchicls,
Marion Plaid and Striped ilomcspLn,
NIrlh0To - - -
English Long Ciolhs,
Charcstun 7-S and "a Shiriings,
GranitliIlc 7-Saud ~ 9. aga
DHhnib Cotton Osnuburgs,
SpragGes Fancy Prints Colora warrnnted,
Turnitara Prints,
% Bording
Ladies Black and colorcd Gaiters,
Seal Skin Slippers,
:. Walking Shoes,
Gents BLACK and colorcd CATERS,
= Fur and SIX Hats,
'' l.cghnrn aud Panama Hats.
:" Palmetto Hats,
" Pamlcaf Hats,
GROCERIES, HARDWARE AND CROCK
ERY, &c. &c.
-AISO-
90 Barrels best Baltimore Flour,
5 Kegs best Goshen Butter,
l. Boxes fine English Cheese,
All Of which lie offers low for cash or TO p,nctual
customers
II. J. DlNKiNS.
April 9,ls3l 2i sH II .
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valuable Property tor sale.

I PROPOSE selling the following valuable
I property to-"lt
The house and lot opposite the Marshall
UnNersiy, formerly belonging 10 the Murphy
estate. There are about siX acres IN tn, lot
under enclosure, With good dwelling house,
&c. Thu. prorerl, is IN beautiful situation,
and venld be valuable asa residence or board
ing house for scholars.
have also a valuable farm for sale, situsted
nbou, three miles southwest from Marshall
There are about three hundred and thirty acres
in ,hi, tract Of land, l-o Of which arr cleared
and IN high state Of cultivation. There ls
Also fine peach orchard on the ia'm.
An, person wishing bargain would do vel
10 call on me ,.
! " HARVEY
Nurast ih IsJ- q" ir
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WAntNIIAI.I tIUTEi..
tSouih side II The Public Square,
MARSHALL. TINN

1--WE subscriber having recently taken charge
i Of th, House, has made several improve.
mcnts in It's lai.rnal arrangements, and has mad
the rooms thoroughly renovated aud repaired /,
so that II Is now inferior to 30 Tote! IN the
country.
A. he has started in the business with the
expectation Of making It profitable, he viii en-
deavor to do so by keeping II good house, LIT
Cleanliness and rcainess viii he observed in
all the arrangements of the Marshall House,
fro the kitchen - the garrett. 81. The bed
room, and bed. viii not only be kept neat and
clcauly, but the room. viii be supplied with
the necessary furniture, wash-stands, bowls,
towels. DC,
Sd. The table will be- supplied with the very
best that can be obtained, and which will be
served up in an acceptable manner 10y nm en-.
pcfencod cook. The servants are polite and
attentive.
In fine, it will he the object Of the undcrsgn-
dd to conduct the llarshall House in such II
manner As to invite custom.
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THE rLA.TER's HOTEL.

WITH A VIEW LANDLORD
=, THE undersigned having taken the
fn.2 above house, formerly kept by W W.
~. Mallory, edl continue it as house Of
entertainment The huilcuF- are IN n course
Of thorough repairing md renovation; and no
labor or expense vii be spared to put them IN
the very tt,, order for the accommodation of
the public.
Tie has ned mus experience asa lic,- keep
er and wlll gisc hiS most uu,ifng attention to
the House None but heaust and polite ser.
wants will be- kept about NE house.
PtEUys well known Lirery Nfable, is con.
uccicn With this House
The old patrons Of the Planters Hotel. and
lhc public generally, are respectfully invited to
call and try thr ncV administration.
MtRDpt II Il TAIBOTT
y : The 4 Mail Stage Office is KEEP, a,
tie Planter Hotel
February ~, lls5 n5a I'm.
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Executors Sale Of Land, Horses, Muies.
,>'ock Of all htHds, Corn, Fodder, etc.
NOTICE is hereby given, that ON Monday
~ and Tuesday the nth and 18th DAYS Of
October next. will offer tor sale to the bph.
est bidder, upon the premises Of J Y. W,lker-
su,i, deceased late Of Cass county, Texas,
about ID niles Northeast OF jefferson, the
following property VIZ,
About b head Of Horses,
40 head of Cattle,
loo head of stock and pork hogs.
Abou, four thousand bushels OF corn. and the
fodder grown on the present crop, plantation
utensils of every kind and description.
The above property will be- sold upon a credit
until the first Of March next, and notes with
approved security, bearing interest from date
Also, thot valuable tract Of nnd situated
about fifteen miles Northeast Of Jefferson, on
Jins Bayou, an the main road leading from the
landings aud ferries on the Lake to North
eastern Texas and Fulton, Arkansas SAID
tract Of Land contains about
1hTieca Hmdred and FIfiy Acres,
Of excellent quality, about Four Hundred aud
Ftty acre. now in cultivation, and the improve
ment, situated thereon, consisting of Dwelling
'''hH'' hifH'U' I'Efh I'H-t-s ElN HOUSE.,
stables, aud Otter houses. all Of which are un.
surpassed hy very few IN this country.
This land will bee sold upon credit Of one
hall OF the purchase money until the first of
March neat, and thu other half until the 1T of
March, 1884, vito interest from date and APP
proved security. This land Is 80 situated that
It may be adsaHtageousiy divided into three or
more lots
Person, wishing TO purchase, are requested
to examine the premises ard crops growing
thereon, which Will satisfy any one Of the value
OF the property, The undersigned, acting a.,
Executor OF John \ Nlkctsun, deceased. will
convey unto purchaser. all the right to said
property H. !, vested Ia him by the last Will of
said deceased.
REL BEN WiLk ER>DN.
Es'dlc Of j. !. UHhcrson. dccN
August -, 1852 10 1t
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M FOR Albany, Moor'x's Land.
ing, Sronson Landing, R,res'
Landings, Monirsy Ci,non, Port Caddo, Ben.
ton, Smiit.and and .j.derson
The fine fast running Passenger Packet,
Cleons, K II MAsrrS, master. having been
purchased expressly fer the above trade, will
commence her regular trips As soon the Wa
ter Vii permit
Shippers may rely on her remaining in the
trad. during the entire season.
Jan 10. 1882. vsn3ay
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NEW ADVERTISE ENTS.
NOTICE..

s hereby gwen to all persons indebted to
/ me for Groceries or otherwise, either by
note, order, or open account, not to pay or SET
II. the same th = Il \esmih or hs agents, rs
',he said \esmith ha. uuawiully seized the said
e,ote-. accounts. &c, and keeps possession Of
Ehem contrary to my Will, claiming aud using
them "A, hi, own, and is now making an effort
',o collect them for his own use. The said pa.
pers have not been IN any way assigned TO the
.aid Nesmth, he took them from my possession
withou, leave. and holds them IN disregard of
law, and shall ,ook to my debtors ior payment
T. IRELAND
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PLANTERS HOTEL.
ELIZABETH JAG kSON ............ | foprstei
uarshaH. 7e4a,

IlIIAbEIH JAG kSoN ...........l fopnslfess
N taxing charge of the PLANTERS no
] TEL, Mrs. J.l- tully aware of the ro-pon.
-lhtity Of the undertaking; vet, having had
several wears experience tn caic'"g for the
public She na'ler- herself that She can render
general satisfaction,
She ha, made some, and hopes 10 make
many more changes IN the styc and manage
mcut OF thi- House whether for better or
tor worse ,he il willing 10 leave 20 discern
;ug public 10 decide. Notwithstanding, all the
Improvements she has IN view, her charges viii
remain the same a, those OF her iliusirious
predecessor
j. The STAGE OFFICE, for the Shrev.
port, Jefferson, and Tyler line of stages, +,
kept al thi- House. and every attention will
bc paid 10 the travelling public.
Nuf T. 1882 "a Mt Sun.
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VNOltntNtfNVIOU NVSVV
I ETfERS of administration DE- hoH' ~:
II were granted to the undefs gned, On ~
estate Of Susan G. Tanner, deceased by W
county court Of Harrison county pertaining -
the estates Of deceased persons, On The 2"h
August last. A. ID 1854 All persons, therefore,
having claims against sad estate are hereby
no,idedio present them TO me, duly su,henu.
Gated, within the time prescribed by law and
those indebted TO the same viii please make
immediate payment to the undersigned.
JOSEPH l. HARRIS. Adm'r
September 1852 TOTO h'
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NEw rInn AND WV GOODS

iur fbe Spring and >ammer ef 1852
I'llE under lsncd are now receiving and
I opening their stock Of Syi ing and >uo,.
me- Goods. thrh j. well selrat Ted, consisting of
almo,, eyety article usually Kept in adry good.
establishment With an eve 10 hard times. We
are determined to give good bargains, and fur.
thrrmofe, deem 1t prudent not To be uudersold
by any house in town We viii no. promise
10 do mfa,g- such a. healing tie sick making
the old young Use pccf rich oF mafrs ng the
gais c'f Ba; We can. ard will, sell goods n.
cheap a- ANY one else Grill aud loot ior your.
sell No charge ,pt showing goods.
PIERCE X TAYLOR.
March -. 1854
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CITATION.

TmE STATE OF Texas.
COMFY of upshur
In The District Court for SAID County,
Fail Term. A. ID. 1852.
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l.. ~. UONl'llI.UN,


Deufri Nwgs9t. from N,fo Orleans and Nohiis
DESPkCTFl LILY informs the -
n citizens Of Marshall 'aa, he is. fy9s
prepared 10 perform aut OF the va ~AIlYvC
riou~ operations IA Deut.i Sargory, on the
most scientific principles. Plugging of teeth
done in superior style, Artificial teeth in.
serted. from u single tooth 10 full sets, Ia
style not TO be exceeded b. any, IN any city.
l. l.. d. has praaciieed in his profession Tor
twenty wears, aud has Kept up with all the
improvements in the dcntal art lie haN GER
uhra,es showing iofth his qualifications, from
gcnil.neu of the first standing m tie country,
iic NAV be consulted ai the Plnicr-' Hotel.
Ladies vii be attended at Their residence, if
preferred.
Ills Treat or the care and preservation Of
the teeth, can bee had gralullousiy, 10y calling
ON him Jc46-f
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Marshall. Aug. IS, 1892 . II
1IE NIAIE OF IENAN.

County vt Harrison.
NOTICES hereby gwen that James llnfk ms,
administrator ot the estate of Alexander
McAisief decreased, has filed his accounts with
said estate. M ih. office. Tor the final settle,
men, thereof and that they vii be opened for
examination and allowance. at the next term Of
the county court pertaining, 10 estates for liar.
r,.ou county. Texas, to be held on the lsss don
d,v In September INST, when ard lahere all
persons interested may attend and contest them
4 they think proper
By order OF said court
q HENDRltk, CiI.
Septenhcr 4 lSL1 N1nlu-It
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ph,iotokcn or Females Friend,
TRY THE PIIII.oTokEN

Miscarriage or Abortion and the rei,,t Of all thos'
Sympathetic Norou, Aaec',on, attendant on Frf.i-
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~ II i. now universally conceded, fhnt rh-una.
,o,, r.,n or weakness OF the back, side, or
|h..s, can K cured by the use of the Jew Ia
s,d, or Hebrew Plnst-f than any ether remedy ever
known 10 man. g. -,
a,.,.d ,ub hi. truiy painful rrslsby, to make I'M
-, IT, ne, of IA. Jew DHvids Or Hebeew Plaster M
angle trial will plac. It t-yoed the r~sch Of comJ~
,,,on and convince the most ncreduous OF It's .up-
not medical virtues.
scoviL a MrAp, III Charities street New Orlesns,
wholesale agents for the southern states II Ia also
solJ by Evans, Sanders, Co, Marshall, and Norris
a Tnck-lt, Jrifer"nn.
Phllotokcn or Females Friend,
FOR ne es,s Of Painful and D,ortr.d M,asrurat,o".
M.cartias, or Abortion and The rei,,f Of all tho's
Sympa'i,'ic Nervous Affections attendant on f'ft''
TRY THE PHILOTOkEN.
Iii. prepared entirely from vegetable substances
from root. that familiar remedies I'm NE Aho
rs,n~s which wefe fif. brought 'o the n"r nt Fhy
.rixn BY the ,nce rss that a ended old Indian md
wife In relieving and curing all those complaints tor
which thi- medicine - recommended ih"-r root.
rs~-ss scdatise anti spasmodc, hiffnlNr, ionic and
other properties, which combined Pniu'' NOT pilY
.nrcific action on the uterus, but hY ahyins rtliab
~ ,onthlnp the nerves and 81, ing tone to tie stomach
..,., Nature IN r-sutniuv her regular uaciiuns--im
part health and vigof to the bod and ehreruess and
epnir niment 10 the mind
~ Remember, that - en- ounce Of Preventative Is
worth pound of cure.
\ h Purchaser ioaNotd Imposition VII be care.
t TO observe my Written senatare o. The cr,sde label
nj each bottle To Counterfeit which i Forgery.
T {. RIsLEN Proprietor, ismbutg : {.
! fry- prce 81 yer bottle 81, hnitles for -
tof sale by -, w II. -" NtAD
1enera Wholesale Agents 'ot the southern States. to
whom nil order mn, he addressed
| hnurty ~ LN,- NL..- -v.
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Black Gods Magazine and The British
Quarterly Reviews.


fhiNit Ms 10 NiM sths'HIhtHs
hWlNt. y tN- late revolutions and c'uu'et ola
\ tistts at,1nr tlt- nntnu- ni iuruJs shir, have
followed zach other in qHrk -'r,s.sln. and ~ which
the ,ad %. net ye, ilr raane periodicals. # Grrat
nriaiu have 'cnur invested ~lil derf~ oi Interest
hitherto unknown THEY occupy middle ground 'la.
tween the ha.tv deiouird and necessarily imperfect
dsrous TRAITS. 2" b. iu7iti'd h, 'hr h>i"l'an ~
hinrr daF ihr Nw""'ah ru'l'tFf'. Wtfsinfrt
d-Fiu lf"rf 'N 'h'i i,""s- N'' MUM ~ ii''r r.
nSlicnis, ane tr Nrf} .nN fg'r al WORN ilff ~"
efi-fed in.uhscti'rf' me "','"Hf 70 'HeF h'', 80.
he I0ndOH QH0rffyft Rfrng,
,rI, yJ,.I,,rg H.rt.,r
-
me worm bfHNN f'''Ft
The IIc,,g,igsicy Rcricir, and
-, H. Hyt...., ~.
''"' ""'''
Ia ti"'r 'a''af ore ''N''iN't u" N"N'' 'h"l"'
ntrN th"nfh frf} Al'" i'N'} T.. re 'f't
rf.ai iar4e' 'u tnft'n' ~ hi. "'H 't'n.M ~
hF' sN"4' H"1 ar
tory me i.""his. N"N"N. "'.l -" wee
Ne-uHH'irf "'""t "'' f'n mn
ish reeve" 'N'' '- | 49,
"ct ii'at h.'''f.H' p. ''i''"' ~" N""
m No '"N' .n anl WE W '~ e'7.i '',@H"t 90
hn"'n tN"N '''t' W." 'i' ~ ''
h''ni. a'sl '..' 49, 49,. >,n..f
r. ''' .'h '''' ' '''-
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i.r NHe"'n'' .''
"i.N'N fAtN'".' N ''A "'' '
f"f'ifn E'90r'lF s,.' "
nriH u"'" OF ''r W. Nr' ',''' '',. 'i ''''N H'n
'~iulrd "NNei '"iNfag wa .nt ,''''i' m
CIV a"N.' ~ VIZ 80 VIA
the test ifaiuf"' "i '"''' ~ hrfr''f'fr p'.H.'
10" AHfr lT'l,-if"f ar t" p" ."N'
immediately "n Wrf ""Nn, % .ir h''"-h ''''"' p,
~ '~h"i"i ''" y -, ~ W. I M - ~, ''
'N'",'' ,, -, ~ i., ,,., 4 .,,.,,....t 49,,
For any one IT the four i'rN~~', 81 ief snuum
f"f any tN" co =" aV
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THE NJ A X X + IT'S.

We take the following fron the New Orleans Crcs.
cent Of the 18th inst
NEW ORLEANS cLAssIyicArioS
Inferior, .-. - a 6! Coed Middng, i0i a Iel
Ordinary. 7las Mddlins PAR II! a ~
Mnldlins, 80. - a 81 Fair, 49,. " 80
FLous.-From 80 60 to - 20.
rosK From sl7 IS. to IA ~
B.cos.-iiam- from to Gle, clear sides At l0c /,
shoulders IN sell at , to lie
LARp.--At ~ to lode.
Corrgs to Sic
tHotoLsrE -fsun . to Toe
SusN-Btosn, from - to &c
RAGci>o -kenincky from l2i 10 l3c
HrsswsN-- Prom % to 23c
BAT, Rprr --keniurky. 81
ShlNs bear IS to 80 Deer. in hair i2i TO lee
IoLAsska.- From 20 To 2sic.
tA>pLvs.-siefm ii TO ~, TalloY ~ tog. Ada.
martlLc 2-o.
Rics--Ai4ic.
CoRS-Otdinafy. iG ~. best ut so a So
Cattle Market.
Jefferson cay, Aug, II 1859.
Reef Cattle tsesicrnl ler III. net &c
Lake and Texas, 2 al
Hogs. per III net It
Mich cow. pr head. SO Ooato
Sheep T"r head, 2jna2
Calves and earrings. per head. a50as
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$40 Reward /!

a. RUNAWAY away, or stolen from tho
~ subscriber, on the LIST August, n negro
n mau named Elias. abou, 35 or 40
~ wears cf are, black complexion. shout
five feet ten inches high Slightly ruptured
will i've ihe above reward for the delivery
Of said Negro, or one half for lodging him in
Jail SAINT. " CRANBERRY,
II miles las, OF Marshall
AUG :. 1859 W AH-u.
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= H. BELL
CITATION
e c. Pa,illo, rs Wm. Philips aud VIM G
Norton.


10 ~ Sds-if Of elid County -Gree'inR
WHEREAS, ellington G, Paullo has filed
w his petition m the District court OF sad
county, stating substantially, that some time
IN the fai Of ,sl7 be- purchased of William
Philips. "a citizen of said county, for a val
liable consideration the hradright certificate of
William & Norton. for az hundred ana forty
aares Of lani. No. 2so, class "a. -sued ia the
said William &. Norton by the Board of Land
COMMISSIONER, Of Shelby county on the 9TH
aay Of September A. r. 1879, tfat when Pc
iIlioner purchased said hcadught Of the said
William Philips tina, the said fhihp, being
unable at that ihe to procure transfer from
'he SAID Norton 10 your petitioner, he (the
said phn,s) undcftuus, and agreed, on his
part, to procure u transfer To petitioner from
-aid Morton, ai any time petitioner should call
upon 6tn so to do Petitioner alledecs that
be- called upon said Philips TO make -aid trans
fer abou, the first day Of January, 4. =. 1884
and once or twice since that time ana before
the bringing Of TN, suit, an' THAI the SAID
Philips failed aud refused, and stll fails aud
refuse, to do the sane in aeco'dane' with ms
sad agreement and petitioner AYERS that the
sad hradrighl ls a genuine clam Tor iahc
ngains, the Government Of Texas that ne mas
located the SAME upon valuable land IN p7hur
rounty, IN said State, and that II Is very M
poriant petitioner should have regular trans
fer of said certificate from SAID Norton To Pc
,luouer and allcdgcs lha, he ha, been greatly
damaged by the failure of the sad Philips to
comply with his contract to wit in the sum
of one thousand dollars, and prays Judgment
against the sui1 Philips for his damages ald
an costs of -u,t IN this ease and further al.
lodges, that said Philips was at the time OF
selling said certificate to petitioner the equita-
Die owner OF the same, that said Philips had
bought the safn. of ,ail Norton and paid him
A valuable consideration therefor, and further
aledpes that the residence of the said Norton
r unknown TO petitioner, and prayS that he hc
cited bv publication, and iat If be ordered
adiudged, and d.creed that said Norton make a
legal transfer Of sad certificate to petitioner
These are. therefore to command You TO
summon by publication for four successive
weeks, in the Texas Republican, newspaper
published in the town Of Marshall, Harrison
county, the said William G. Norton to be and
appear u, the next District cour; To- be held at
the courthouse IN the town Of Glmcr, tpshnr
county, on the second Monday after The third
Monday in September, 1889, to answer The
promises.
Herein fni' not, and due return make accord
ny to law.
~ !: :: !: :: :: :; :: !: =: !: !:
b 1881
4. u. AB\EN. Clerk.
81 WV. u iIaRr, Deputy.
Issued Sept. s, \. D. 1881,
A. H. ABNEY, Clerk
BY ". II. llARr. Deputy.
Received IN office September the 9th, 1851,
and sen, to the Editor the Texas Republican
Tor publication.
q. +. ROBERTS.
>he-F gf irsbar coua'y Tcras.
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kN0UJCfs t4OOUs'
EiGEk & co have on hand n large
" assortment Of sadders goods. SaddierS
world 10 well To call at tier establishment ~
Marshall, neSt door to Ward, Wilson 4 Co.
q, IN shreveport, AT the t'gn ri the to len
Saddle TcAss street l".h-lN
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.~. WE arc nov r~esisiag ssd spsaiag
HH feext door TO Ward, Ht.ssa 4 Col
k2A8 ops Of The Isesess aud bssa selected
stock. Of. Pyosisiors, Oroeriss. CseAefsses.
r,es. Fvs,,s, Dr., de-. ever offered in ~ nla1s.
Having been selected exclusively for H. -
k~t, onr goods aud prices ~ will gssssal<e -
meet the wants and ability Of es' esses0esA
Our stock wi!i rpbgses every article sspt u
the Grocery line, which We vii! sell ~ sualI
advance for Cash s1e!Ysiseiy.
Give "a ssl h<sor purchasing eIssvhs~.
rs We feel confident we will give ssiisaartica.
W. X. SMITH 4 CO
Marshall, March Is. 1881. M n
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lsikNAl.A1lAllON.

b. ne Gorsrnor Qf the Afa}e ot Trras
WHEREAS, 1t has been made known "a
w me that BlAkE II. THOMPSON, lat,
of tn. county OF Travis, IN this State, on
Thursday the 26ih inst, commit a murder
upon the body Of William Fiumn of said
county. and that the said Blake H. Thompson
Is nov u fugitive from justice.
Therefore, bee 1t known that !, I HANS
BRbI' Gli BELL. Governor Of the State Of
Texas. by virtue of the authority IN me vested
by the constitution and laws of said STATE do
hereby offer reward Of fte hundred dollars
for the apprehension and delivery Of the sand
Blake H. Thompson into the custody Of the
Sheriff of Travis co0uty aforesaid, 10 the end
that ne may be dealt with according to las.
.s,;iif. In testimony whereof | have
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4. L. 1854 and of the Independence OF Texas
he l1th year.
p. IT, BELL
Nv the Governor
Tho II DuyAL, Nec'p u S'ae.
n h Blake II. Thompson Is about forty
year, Of age. about five feet eight inches high.
md perhaps weigh. Ia JOS, ha, dark eyes and
hIr. has a very muscular frame, and is fen
strong IL very 'oud ot smoking a pipe, and
has been. and Z. now, bard drnkcr, talks a
great deal abou, horse racing. and - no. I'M
pleasant IN conversation when sober, when
thinking. the reverse, and !. always armed With
q pistol or knife. and perhaps both he has q
dark hcay, beard, and dark complexion.
sept. II, 1852 nj b.
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i ed by Marshall Lodge No. 20, announce to
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will commence on the First Monday in Al.
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Teachers, To wit.
Rev. THO, 3 Wnsos. President
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