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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-11-20

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hieeA tel@u 20 ecaes fer .vtn'Y eesis, = copies.
j. A. COW ARDlN
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rI'IE undersigned has opened an tscnAseE
l offIrE IN >trersport and PREPARED 20
sell Checks 90 I'D iAe piiuripel cir pre-
United s'ia'es si-0 lorur,ha-e tst lad
receive i-'po-ets
viii continue % advance cn CON e..ert+
t0 Wriesr. NuIfsws a Go. Casa tr iars-
ing aud kup" | wi pay hsianc.s due t.
customers at ny oibcc, nee % cuerea
V. Al JOHNSON
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tiOt = /. NJ - II W. : " II L.,
n CsNP strict NEW ORLEANS
4 WILMA Glass and Earhens are. SILVER
\ Spoons. Forss, Ladies, &c; r'af,d Cls-
ior., Caldic.iic.s, Natcr-, tate-Ha~sc's.
Spoons, Fork, &c. Britannia Tea-ets.
pll,hcr., uu., Cups g. I'm Ware A gen
,ralAssortmeul. Wood. Wan; Tub-. Buckets,
Iircoms, Baskets sc Brushes Floor Dust
ug. scrubs, " hieaa-h, &c, Cssf,aEs Pots
Tcaketile-, Cradles, &. .jGyaer-rp. War.
err. Edescts, Bosses cutlery hnnrS and
Iors- Of all descriptions ard qualities. brdss
Jnd iroH: Tenders, Additions. S3oges and
roag. LamIs. olcFrry description. Cook
ias Notf,. The celebrated Rrpub', Stove.
In short every article fcqwr,i 90 fuSui,h a
house, ,c2c,pt cnhiuei furniture and dry gUod-)
being the most extensive assortment ia ant o0c
store in The city.
o. Goods ior The county, packed with extra
care.
Jan. 10. 1881. s3aas-iy.
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a;..~ilk aud straw Goods.-2a.

4, YALE JH.. & CO, 81 Magazine slr Z.
NeN Or',au., II tab sais D,airs 20 lc,-
tori,d Nqyl,0rd f'aurg >iSs ned >reie goods,
i,a,fs. Tmbralefie,. GAHss, NIn9'hss fciHges.
Hra,as. Bi4f'Nus, Gimgs manning 4 az. tipds
BaHa.fs. Sirgie Hai., kithoas- Arfyscici
Flaners, NHtnfrY ArHc.e', aud fl,a rmct
Dtsy, Goads y all ilnds 4 in,3 anil eompels
assortment Of cvcry ihn. N rleir line II The
t,fy latest f-ho0 constantly on hand Count
~ Merchant. ,i-.,mg thi, t,l} are respectfully
invited 60 ca.i aud examine before purchasing
E. VALE, JR & co
- Msra- re street between
Common mad Gfsyier.
Jan TO, $50 sSn2s-ly.
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PhiiOtokcm or Females Friend.

tor ~, car' 81 Po,fsia and U,.osis,.i V.s.t.,,-,,,
Miscarriage o. thori,on and ~, r,i,sf OF an fhos,
NV"pafhsf'e N'rrou' An lions attendant On p,,r
Hnacy.
TRY THE PlIliOrokEN.
" rs prepared entirely from vegetable suhsfapcss
RON roots thu we're familiar retpedr- With The Abs
fgln's Which wrrr hr. hr1igi ioii- nuiir, Of phv
-'ciah ~ the .nrcess thai at rHtr an odd Indian md
WE ~ relieving and curing all Those complaints r
"h'h ihi. u. d'cine - recommended 1i-sr rnn,s
T'-'s- seiaitA- snlisfmsmniic. arfnii,e tanie snd
"ihrr pr"i-fes Which Comhiues pftriuce not only a
'l-,ihr action on She uterus bat b, allayinr ,ff,iab
W. -"lhug The nerves, and gt ins ION, 10 the sinu,r
a"e Nature ~ r"snmnr her regular functions - i'm.
part health and sirof Ia the body and cheefuin-s. and
c"nirnmeni "a the mind
or lirmcmb-f. that an ounce of Preventative Is
worth paund Of rure "
u Fnrcha'ers ioayoid imposition will be car-.
M In observe NY Htlirn signature an M. label
{" each bottle. In Counterfeit which Is Forgery
7 { kislEN rruprietor Ilnmb,fs = G.
u Free 81 Der bottle -, bnitlrs iof q
For salc by scpyIi 4 NI\D
III thrrifrs street \ y
Irne'rl "holesAl, Agents tor the >nuihern sai,s ia
whom all onl'rs must he addressed
January 10. l-52. ,9r9s lie
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. WE, are now receiving and opening
Nk fneNt door to Ward. Wilson \ Cos
~ssA one of the largest aud best selected
ao,A. uf Prorisi,,as, Groc,fics, Can't, froid-
RES Frsifs, t,r.. do.. ever oncred IN THIS place
Having been selected exclusively for ihi- mar
kci, oar goods and prices ", will guarantee TO
NEE, the wants and ability of OUT customers
uut stock Will embrace every article Kept IN
the Grocery line. which ve VII! sell at q small
advance for td,h srciusrsiY
Ovens A eal before purchasing elsewhere
AZ we feel confident We Viii gi'c satisfaction.
". K SMITH & 90
Marshall, March Is, 1891, n37 II
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II ST ISSUED,
TIE STATE or TEXAS.

County of Harrison.
NOTICE is hereby given tha, l.. Sheroi,
~ admin ,<atw H. 4onis nrn Of the estate
n Esasiah Cav fort, a~c.ssca, has flied his
rcoun,s with SAID estate. in this othec. for
nal settlement thereof and tina, they will be
(peucd for examination aud allowance, at the
December term Of She county cour, pertaining
p estates for Harrison county. Teas, to b"
Peld on the last Monday IN Der.mbcr next,
fhen and where all persons interested may al
end aud contest them II they think proper.
ny order Of said court
o. HENDRICk, Clk.
Nov. 10. 1852 n2D-l..
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STE, NJ MILL.

THE subscriber takes :Ais method Of inform
i ing hi- PATRONS and the pubiic generally
that his Steam Saw aud Gri-j Midi, situated
about one and quarter miles uorlh-~e-t from
Marshall, now IN operation, and N good order
He is prepared to accommodate ofd-r- - -h"il
notice, and on reasonable t.rn~, Tor east, o,
Oh credit to puncinai dealers. The following
are the prices, per 1000 feet
Lumber board measure, sl5 90
Rough edged ,mbrr, 10 90
laihng and ra'iug, side and
edge measure 90 90
The grls' mili will at all time. be ~ opera
tiou s.rks brought TO th- mil mast 70" plan.
Is marked, or there aillbe no responsibility fot
loss
Ten per cen, will he charged on lumber bib.
whea not paid in advance. All sums on credit
will be considered due on the first day oi DE.
rember Of the current year.
4. y BuRRESS.
January II, 1889 NSn29F
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ExeCuoOrs' Notice.

I'VE undersigned were appointed by the
II County CouH Of Pamela county, al,
{he October Term Of the County Court per-
alning 10 deceased persons, executors of the
ass will and testament of Ihcophilus Hill,
deceased. All prrHon-, therefore, having claims
pssinst the said estate, are hsschy nolNicd TO
PRESENT them, duty authenticated. within
Ehe time prescribed BY law, and Ihosc indebted
!" the same will please maks immediate pay
hen' TO the undersigned.
4. NJ HILL.
+. NJ hill.
Nov. q. 1862. 1861
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~ ENERAL wholfsaie and rs'sa nrorsr,
" Rec1tlag and to,Wardug Herctaa'.
Commerce street opposite steamboat landing.
Shreveport. Ia.. viii give strict attention to ail
business entrusted to ais care.
Constantly on hand larg'' and well selected
stock at plantation and faulty groceries, which
are offered cheap Tor eass----a,nong which are
~ugars, teas -h pork, lard. ol.s, coffee ehcco-
late. spices, bcei, butter. fruits, candles, salt,
pickles bacon cheese rvtnpS, moiasses, soap,
flour. hams, rlcc hardware, tobacco, cigaI-,
poaders, shot. lead, starch, &c.
The highest price PAID Ter cotton, hides, pei
tries, and br.ssar.
Stranger, are invited to give he : eell and
examine for themselves.
~ Orders for the surrounding country care
fully and promptly attended 70.
Nav |. 1892. "a Il
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-11-20

In The District Court IF Harrison Coaa'u,
State Of Ie1as.
Charles VI Hall and Wife vs.. Rebecca
Starkey ct al
Partition and Distribution.
Tnn SrArr OF Texas.
County Of liar fson.

u he Sheriff If sad county, UGagrisG.
NIiEREAS, on the lsth dly of October
w 1899, Charles " Hall and Amhcrils.
la. wife, filed their petition ~ my office, al.
icd.inF =, fulluw.. to.wit. That lh. said An.
brrllls late AuIbrvihs Price aud Rebecea Star.
kir, (wldoN ATE Rcbreca Price resident. of
'irrison county, and state aforesaid, James VI
Price of Bra2us couhty. Jesse Starkir. aud
Mary hi- WIFE, late Mary prlcr, Margaret Star.
kir. late Margaret Price. aud John Stake aud
Sarah Caro!Hr hi. wife, late Sarah Caroline
Price, residents If Jackson county, staff Of
Alabama. and Robert l.. Balm and Elizabeth,
his s,ie. late Elizabeth Prize, residents al Mar
shall county IN the state of Alabama are the
heirs at law Of john pfic,. who died about IN.
lOth Of December, lS4s. ia the STAT. If Ala
hdlna, " here his estate WIS duly administered
upon further represents that Margaret, widow
OF sad John Price. dpccas,d, retained in her
possession, witt the ron.rnt AID by special
agreement, iil the above named her. i negro
woman named Rachel worth the sum Of nine
hundred dollar. To- remain with her during her
natural lft, thea to- b. partitionvd amoHst said
heirs
That the -aii Margaret died aboul the asih
day of June, lsJ1, IN po,,us-inu of said negro
Woman aud her rhid. uarcd Sarah Elem
worth about two hundred dollars. Il /, there
fore paved that PARTITION aud distribution be-
made 81 sad estate
These asc therefore to command YOU TO
summon the said Jesse S,arkie, MARY S,atkic,
Margaret Staikic, Ssroh Caroline S,atke, Rob
,ri t. Balm, aud Elizabeth Baia. by publication
Of ,h~ citation inr four successive weeks IN
tue TEXAS Republican, a newspaper published
ia the county Of liirrison to hp and uubeur
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Stn,,tc of the Planters Hotel.

TINE table connected With this Hotel has
ius, been hr,,d up aud opened by The
Vrop,ie'ress hr has secured the services OF
40 exp, rencel and careful os'l'r. and horses
sent 10 tn. table II receive good attention.
RATES % CHARGES.
For feed Of Horse per day, 90 ~
per night, 90 30
Single feed. 90 10
Aug. 20 I'm
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IouS y npNsLh f-ns.nt e.. fsrs
IDttN T. DONALD a co. ! .r8
- Commission Merchants, No. "a. 900 -r
street, N,A psleans.
Jam -, lNb9 vatas lv
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NOTICE.

DOCKS for the subscription Of stock to the
- Texas and Louisiana Reilroad COMPANY
are NOW open in M, office a, Marshall, Trnas.
Persons wishing to make Investments VIII
dleass Gull,
v l. PATilLO. Sco'tv.
Nav $, 1852.
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Law Partner. hin,

I e EVERETT, G. G. Galloway, aud r.
-. W. Dixon. Attorneys at Law.
Address Galloway u Dixon. Gtlmer. Up.
shur county J. G. Everett, Marshall, Harrison
county, Texas.
IAMtS :, BLALACk Notary Public
- Residence ten miles west If Marshall
HARRISON county Texas.
jane 10. ls5I
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January 4. 1881.

Tam ING.
TINE undersigned would take this occasion
! to inform the pubic that they have COM
m.need the abos. tu,iues- 40 the .aayari eat.
ned on by Gle. u Grain and are now prepared
to receive hides Their terms Nili be suited 10
the accommodation OF the pubic generally
GsYe Us call
GRAIN 4 YOU NC.
Marshall. ToyaS, jne II, 1852. v3-50f
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4 III. persona sr" hereby notified that ( there
~ are any further treSpa.sos cenn,tird on
NJ. nnd-, viii resort 20 legal remedies against
them. for am determined not Ia pay the pm
ter fef this advertisement, and los. ny timber
IA the bargain,
This noiirc i, intended for proteetion TO
all that have tight TO control, IA any man.
ner whatever.
4 ID BERRESN
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& 4 n u y. Z TIC.

r.. =, ,..,
~, nnn"'' ANo,hey al Ldr' Marshall
the sixth judicial district. and In the supreme
and federal courts q, TYLER. ian II. %.
,,---.----,---- -------
~ ~ iLio AG2r"ey at hGs Harshail,
HARRISON county ieSas. nj
"'"' hsht", Attorney al La~ and
( IN N"Hy |"Osie' si"fsa.'l Harrison eodn-
y itsa'' f-o !. 52-
n A FRAZER, Af9rn,u at Ia,s. Marshall
~. Texas will practice IN the S,,,h nd,e,a.
Dls'n''' einor',,ng ,hs eou' yes OF Harrison
snS ~ ols"uf' wood smith, 'heroSer' ha"
anu ""''a counties ang 81, 81
hR. \. w. EAMES, having permanently
- located IN Marshall, respectfully tenders
ms medical services TO the public generally.
Once che door east OF DR.. loung'- brick
building. mar 20, 81
,.,ps N ,,r,,,e ,,
H"h' w. "'n, MO 'fg'"sg ana 'oh"-
| Texas may II
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I'1"1' '"V ,,'1t'i'', N i'Ai"'' q TOT,
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VI W. SN'" Ju''e''i u.Nu'''' anu j" we
l.l '''' ""' '"''"' UNITS VI wv S'''' y" -
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Land Tor sale.

Land Tor sale.
Three Udaircd and Ircmg Acres If good
Lond for Saic.
ca STU tTED ON the road leading from
XII, Port Caddu To Marshall, siN m,lc, south
-sLAA If taGao. NcNrniy acres ct thi, lard
are in hisb state Of cultivation, with . good
log dwelling and other out houses, good well
AND .prng water
Those wishing to purchase can ell on me,
on the place, or W. II. Cobb, 4 Co, n, por,
Cadjo.
ANNA BURTON
Drfoher 30 lS5a - q
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lhNAFNHfNs 10 uiFN H4fNFts 81 J
gsiiMsmeH's ~ fg.A.tos sf PERSON who
wiii send Us f1ur subscribe sA months i,
cor regular rates, sl.all ;. aiisied 10 pus copy
iar the sane length If 'mf ~ se VII farrish
len cepies tor SIX mHai ~ sigh; dpllar.s ~
sopie, Tor fwsire fag ,s 81 siie0n aa,L.r@;
fifteen copies for Us months, nj twsAtytwo
dollars twenty rgFcs lut tsusve so~atlss. =
twenty ,eist dollars
soulh 70 s'i Western monsY taken II ~
fos suls.r gueas.
salt.. ibe5. eill 81 e.tlt'sj i /. cow IT ~
. History lrepc err ard 8teAsa Ma 81 Ven, :
rtpaal.fta book iosnas saving fras aprsarrsi
H = series 70 NfiseAss paGiis s~d N ths fsth
yolame q DO ssIcusfia AnersAea. Il Is sns
Of ,as most complete Nnsxs upAo ~ srh6s<s
ever issnti, and eeAt.lns ab< - onesavfsks
fuee 75 sen's.
"A. NtR4syAs<n 4%f F& -
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" NNTI.D.

4 \ excellent Steward and good bed
~ room servant, suitable TO, a hr-t elns,
hotel. Good wages wil be gwen. For further
Information inquire Il, tins office.
Oct y 1892.
DtGELEN, BLAIR * 90, COMMISSION
IL Nsrckaats, Ne IS Gm'i.r stree, New Or
leans.
Jan II. 1852 v3u39-ly.
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4 NillTENpEN s CAMERON, Iaycr,f,
\ sa4 Dfei,Ts ir Carpeiinr, CT Cioth.. Mat
ting. Cagiain Goods, uphci.iry Goods x ID
Char,n,, ard g, Csstomhosse streets, Ne.
Orleans.
JAN. 10, 1873 u@s-lv,
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EOOk> BOO KS.
>ovths-oslcfn oot Store. W. 56, Grarisr
Srsof, Ncu Drieaas
-sy-ln JOHN nAIL has iasi opencd he
A4si sbeye c',ab'i.hiaen' and v.liseeP
11 coe-fan,l} on hand lafre and
a saiusase collection at Ttai, eel Standard
and Miscellaneous Books. Nhigh he oesfs At
prices much lower than heretofore sold al IN
the Nonih.
To CorNIgy MERoBAsrs, and o'bfrs wish.
ing Book and Nlat91s~g to sell again he
would respectfully Invite their attention 'c his
large stock of Sc.ooi Hos.s. Npaplf and FDcy
>iasionsra, &c
liz Is also agent for the Nsrhnr5sr Noog
Coscres, and keeps g ful Supply Of ~. Their
books on hand, at publication prices.
.jDUN Bafi
81 f;~4ttsf ,frrsf. NJ. Orleans
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; D. TEsBAM. u. II. HgNAs.
hEGRAM & BRYAN, t0fi p Factors, aud
| Geaerel Comn,ss,an, ktrrii ias, and tor
,oariiag Merchants, No 81, Gras,efsrcei Nea
Drlcgns N2niIy
RlsgEryrEs w 4 peCfam, T n +
Scott. Gr.,nwood T. " Turner Shreveport
go> ltTrLEiuHN, SAN HtHtkHs0N,
+ rrriFJOnN. & HENDERSON, " aoir-
sale Gr,.ers, NJ, Gh Magazine street, Cor
of <a,chcf,) \ea Orleans. Y3afay
Rsf.r ia, Messrs TRY { Ward, Jefferson .
Tarrani q Henderson tor@eana--rrNas.
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~ A. PAIlLLO, Attorney at Laie, Marshall,
Harrison county, Texas nj
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-27

ioHS @. SAKE, the legal Wit, is to read his
N enshied "New.Engisnd," before the Young Mems
Association a. Elmirs, on the 9Th prox.
Hon. JONI II. CLIFFORD, prospective Gov
ernor Of Massachusetts, has gone to Boston for the
winter.
AMOS LAWRENCE, of Boston, has appropri-
aed 10000 for the relief of the poor in that city this
winter.
Mr.. THAcKERAY is in Boston, giving his
series Of lectures lie expects to return to New YORK
about the middle of January. He lectured In ProVi'
dcnce few days since
Capt. DANIEL KELLY, veteran Lake navi-
gator, died recently at Chicago.
Mr.. MURDOCH is playing Shakspere at st.
Louis.
ALFRED BUM is at New-Bedford, giving his
dramatic lectures.
Prof. ANDERSON is said to be looking for a
place in this City whereon to locate Theater Of vare
ties
The Roussxr family are in Boston this
week.
Madame BIscAocIANTI will appear in italian
Opera in the new French Theater at San Francisco
early in January.
Madame SoNrAG gave the last Of her series
Of Concerts at Washington on the 22d. Madame 8.
arrived here yesterday, TO make preparations for her
Opera at Niblo's.
JULIA BENNETT is playing in st. Louis and
JULIA DEAN Is at Memphis.
Madame THILLoS commences an engage
ment in Philadelphia this week.
Madame ANNA BIsHoP is playing at the Wal
nut-st. Thester, Philadelphia
Mrs. MowArT has been at Baltimore for
some days. where che has had great success. Her
benefit took place on Saturday evening.
Mrs. SINCLAIR arrived at Charleston on
Monday last, and the night played Lady Teazle
Miss ELISE HEssLER, young debutante at
thc Germania Concert in Boston ON Thursday night,
made considerable sensation, and is very fayorably
noticed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-27

~ The Springfield (Mass.) Republican is
too well edited to be under the necessity of crediing
10 many items to that widely circulated paper An
Exchange"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-27

SPIRIT oy THE PREss.-The wel-informed
editors Of Tle SSnday Atss have the following para
grsrh
.srthI Vase Twenty-Five casks Of liquor. confsin,
inc more than one thousand gallons seized ana
Sstyoyed It Mscliss Msne the 2orh inst, under tae
,vyrnriesl Maine Law. Such sn amount OF sooi
s;us properly distributed. would have carried the pr
mary elections in tao or three wards OF ths Ci! sai
!. !. arss.trI ls-r: - xs=.e Z.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-27

KILLED Br A PALL-Resalt Of IstsmPsrssee.
The Coroner, yesterday, held an inquest It No.
Manhattan alley, near Resdest, upon the body OF
John Crowley. who was found, yesterday morning.
dead, upon the stone steps of No. 5 came alisy. u
appeared in evidence that he had drank freely during
Saturday, snd ieft the house while intoxicated, Ct
O'clock. ON the same evening. No more ives he,Sd
from him until led named John Smith, who resided
In the anne house with idm, discovered him lying on
the steps and notified his wife. The jury rendered
verdict Of dessh from injuries received By falling down
the cel.rwsy ofhouse No. Mechanically while IN
site Of intexicsticn-
Two Mrs. SrABBxB IN THE SIXTH WARD
Lat evening young man named Dennis Lundy. hy'
ing Ct No 80 Mottst severely stabbed In the ieit
,hish by knife in the hands Of David Reardoa prom
inert citizen Q. he SIKH Wssdsad As.itsns Irs.,ctol
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DIED.

AZ New Milford, os We5Oesday June IL, WILLIAM Ed
WAND sou Of w and Sarah START ss-d IS Ia
10 the ~ % his Heavenly Father
al the ten1er which enned believed
they -ho ST. p in Jesus will God b,isg With him.
Ga Saturday June ~ Of WILLIAM j. PECK,
Jr Of Alderman whm and the ate AHscc Peck sses
jean. ronth., and days
His Msr.ronsck r ipermsst Monday
the 2sriRst
o. Tuesday moruirs June - after illness,
GEOH0E w coz, in the 36th war OF his
Tn. relatives ends Of The amy respectfully invited
ifs iunersl WITHOUT further nvsios Wednesday
., occh he late r-sd-n~ 40 - East 18th
os Hbnssy evening. June n, THOMAS W. OSBORN. the
18th Of bis
The friends Of his family respectfully invited s.iend his l
neral eone-day. I'd, r. NJ rem the resdencs Of
mother. m B-llpor. Long lssnd
On Tu--d.y June a. ROsIsA RICHIE iahs, daughter Of
chsrlcs J. Livingston.
Al s,sishe1: m.ss Monday. June H. Of consumption,
THOMAS WILCOX. 'Fef - years. re'uned Caklorasn)
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MoRn ROwDr AssAuLrs.-Editors N.

MoRE RowDY AssAULTs&-Edit0rs ~.
Dissss Between II and Il O'Clock. on Monday. as
spoor eountTyman was coming down Chathsmst, 10
,'oaf OF the American Ice Cream Co.. he attacked
~ sdueken rowdy, squared off and made two or
eree blows a, him without striking sim- Tue country.
man ran FOR protection into one Of the clothing
e0se nhaDd, but the owner Immediately sho ~ed him tn
o0o' By this time considerable crowd had collected,
-'s ~aep the poor man made bis appearance, be was
1ses BY the rowdy, who felled him, 10 the ground
nen rave him some three more kicksand then ran
ens'esmst u hot, up Mott to Crcss down Gross
NO sofn'r Of Mulberry. where he into one Of the
e. aoes There was now crowd Of from sweny 70
49, ons sroupd him. Several persons went In DIFF
sueea0ns calling for the Police, but they wsre
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SECOND BOARD.


June ~ lsssSra Boardeg Bsnk. ~ 10 Chespe,sek
Delaware Canal, l06 Guard Bsns. u Long r.
10 80 Re dina r. H., 81 5000 Reading X Is. TO- sri
Penn yrspH r. r.. as NoTih America Bach, lb33i
IEaA sh.oslH Realms H. r. Mort
.0 DO 81 ~ oo P-nnsyivsnis ss 9ssi
r. X g.. 100 ssG,o Allegheny X u. os, n
Goals 7OR 100 Morris C,nal ls1.
Second B5Erd-s Cor. Bsnk, 80 READING AN
P.nns R.R.. HA $1,000 n A. Coal T0h s.OO
~ ID. ga sJol Reading r. r 81, sg1, 10 Pens
BI 49, BAN A. Coal l21 sh09 Sch Nav Mort 30 ~;
10 ches. aad Del Canal OotS 5000 Sch Nav 6. sS, SI
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An UspIsPurABLE FAcr.-We

An UNDIsPUTABLE FAcT.-We would
appeal 10 lacy this City country who in the
hshit OF trading Colu nbsb Halt No ~ y and st. szy
there IL hOuse In TINS C-y where BE- Obtained nch-r
Oooss or AZ lower price, ts the hOus- especially
snch TO Dc ia demand this Of th-
VIZ; Rich Tissues Grensdipes Aiborenss Indis Silss
bareees Jaeouets and Printed Lawns Ladies who inteud
would es'onsh the natives should ynt Columbian Hall Do
fore their departure