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the left bank of "Fox river;' to,onship eighteen,
Except the south half of the southeast quarter OF
section twenty five, and the southeast quarter Of
thirtyfve) and totonaatps ni'een f,centy, t,cenfy
one, f,usnty tDo, ttcenfy three, and toenty four, Of
range twelve. Sections Jour, sig, eight, ten and
eighteen, fractional to,onsp seventeen, the left
bank of "Fox river; fractional Township eighteen,
on the left bank of "Fox river, Except the south
half Of the southeast quarter Of sections eleven,
thirteen, the south hall and the south half of the
northeast quarter of fifteen east half and south
west quarter of the southeast quarter of nine teen,
and sections twenty one,l twenty three, twenty
five, twenty seven. twenty mine, thirty one, thirty
three and thirty fve;) fractional township nine.
teen, ont the left bank of Lake and town.
snip twenty. of range thirteen. ..-s-.
Sections two four. the northwest quarter and
the north half of the northeast quarter of five;
section six, the north half and southwest quarter
OF the. northwest quarter of seven; and sections
eight, ten, twelve. fourteen, eighteen, twenty,
twenty two, twepty-eigbt thirty, and thirty-two
in fractional tosonship eshieen, on the lett bank of
Fox rivers fractional toscnship nineteen north and
south Of Lake Pahwaikan,( except the east half Of
the southeast quarter and the southeast quarter Of
the northeast quarter of section twenty i've, and
the south half and. south half OF the northeast
quarter Of section thrty-6vc (and sections four,
six, eight, eighteen. twenty, twenty-five, TWEEN
ty-six, atwenty-eiaht, thirty, thirty-two, thir
ty four, and thirty-six, in fractional toscnshtp
ttpenty, the left bank Of "Fox river" and Lake
Pahwaikan," Of range fourteen. bfo
Sections four, six. eight, and ighteen, in frac
Honal tntcnship eighteen, on the left bank Of sFox
river" and sections seven, eight, the northwest
quarter the west hall of the southwest quarter and
the northwest quarter Of the northeast quarter Of
seventeen section eighteen the northwest quarter,
| the west half and the northeast quarter of the
/ southwest quarter and tho west half and north
| east quarter of the northeast quarter Of section
pineteep, and sections twenty, twenty six TWEEN
~ eieAt, thirty, thirty-two and thi,ty-tour, In
fractional to,enshp niaHtsss, on the left bank OF
!. Fox river" and "Late Wihncconne," Of range
At the Lana. once Il WILLOW RIVER, com.
tsr next, for the dhposti 81 the pubic ahds hspst
p sySJgH y H8I3tf
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~ NJ. ADAMS, aaarneg o. Isfr, Marshall
I 4. Harrison county. 1-Naa wl'l prscilce 90
the sixth iu,icisl STREET sHd 70 ihe sapfan"
aud federal courts . Tyler jan ~ o.
~ A.pATlLLO. Aa.ray atfaa, M'r.'.a'b
HARRISON sounig. reAaa. ~
l,ASEY ASKEW. AHnHsg 81 Lar an
N4arg Pnt'ic, Marshall, I,au -on com
iy Texas. ''' ~
~ A. FRAZER, AHarasy af l.va. Marshall
4. rcxas will praeiice 10 We satin JaAiea''
District. embracing the coErtlrs ot iiaf,. ra''
Cas-. ,'pshur, Wood, smfh, therokee. Res
and Pamela countcs. H"E ''' -
lar. y. ". EANEs. hmnF pcrulnegsi'y
- located in Mar-hall, respectfully tenders
his medical services 80 thr paHie genera.
Office one door east Of Or. fpun h.'fk
building. mas -'''i
IA,lEs ". NORPnlS. Anaraeg qHi C,ug-
y s.iisr AZ haze, MARSHALL, Harrison county
Texas mnt u
DENNERS. MOSEIEY. * HALL, Anor.
- gsgs ~ Lar sd practice 10 thr severe.
court. of the .Yth judicial district, and DO gre
supreme aud federal courts OF the state 90 -
ler may q
AGrsss. 4. & genners 5 I No-c.y Je.i,f-
on. Tcss. NJ. J Hail, hIarshall Texas.
l., y. UARALs0N. Aao1ey 81 Lts y.
+. iarq Pubhc, and foHtae io7-f ~ 'he
iaa.d Sfaies aud II hu"llfai No. IL Is.
face. Ncs Orleans.
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NEW OM.EANs--.Csnutn
IMMENSE sTot', OF cIor...--
$Ioe, 600 Vert. Of r..l,n'Nc'
CLOTlUNn \" ~ T .n'

CiOTpiINs 4. -, rre.eeaA9
1 LFRED MuNROE 4 cox
~ Store, No "a Magazine stree, ~
Gra,,er. ''''ss
We would inform our friends, AM,
he In general, that our present s,oek~a
clothing, Furnishing Goods, 4.
il uncqualed in extent and hcssty h.
any other establishment in the INN.
T., be convinced OF this Statement, I,
necessary TO call aud examine. Ou,
sales are brought about 10y the ,m.1
being known, that the prices We nl-.
goots "a uniformly low, aud the oa',l
each article i. guaranteed what i, !, rev.
ed 10 be. Perfect satisfaction Is .b,,f
AT in dealing with our customers.
All our clothing is manufactured a,
Enlistment, No. Ali broadway. NJ.
ander the immediate superintendent,
OF our firm, who spares no pains in -,
the most desirable les of good. h. y
the fullest couGdcnto of being abb, !
satisfaction. that We invite an who M.
want of articles in our line to call and y
inc our assortment,
The following is only a partial la, ],
elcs
t-a~k and Dress Coais.-fr and I'm,
cloth dress and trock coats, do do blue i. I
mulberry, aud green cloth irocks. do a. NJ
brown, mulberry, olive, and golden !.
cloth polhas. Fr. aud Eng black and \
colured cloth walking coats lImal,,
new ,,ylc) sac; French, black, mult.r, ,
olNe cloth opcra sacs, do black and N
-olorci duo-hln Union sacks do esin N.
line dfab and fancy colorcd walsns ~
cotrmgiou, gray, nj Il, and silver I'm ,
and polkas. French black, blue, breat
olive beaver sac aud troek coats; d \
brown, and silycr.gray, Whitney sae q
do. Labrador fylriuas rol,rs) to tur
coats, do supcriine drab cloth and ),
walking coats; fr and Eng black su,1
cloth sack and walking coats do blue, !,
aud dr,b ril,: cloth sacs.
Blanket coats French .uperdne bla, /,
and gray saes and paletots. do dc ealn
sacs and irocks; Fr second quality. .
u'u,ty, fancy 'olorrd -ats and palcio,.
T,rrd coais--Fr Eng and Amern "a
.acs, froeks and palctots; do do bos,,s
do do polkas.
CroAgs- Blue and black cloth cloak !,
quality black and blue pilot cloth clcs,,
\ variety Of Ie,'s Of every quality Az
tern; also every variety and quality Of ?.
icons.
G,nilm-r's hw0js4ug t,oois-Lua
cotton shirts, all Qualities; check aud q
hickory and night shirts, all qualities
wool aud super ribbed shirts gauie, n
cotton, li.lc thread. ard flannel shirts ,
of every 4ua'at
BORIS ant thidrcH's Clothing
Consisting of iro,ks, polkas, sacks, 4
oyercoat-, panlaloons, vets, and elols
every quality
Also every variety Of gloves; ,uss'
of various kinds. crayats and hankeryAs
every quality.
Also trunks, yali>cs, umbrellas,
india ruhher goods of every dcscriplol
d one Prire iar & ipds, ami no isrlln
In visiting the city, de- no, fail 10 cal ,
ALFRED MI NROE 4 q
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IASEY ASKEW, AHaHeg a. Lar aH3
I Ntarg Pnt'ie, Marshall, l'ari. -on cni''i-
- Te,.. feb r, -.
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Nrr orleans.
kM%~.- fW undersigned Gesiru
tTnr pcc,iuIy to inform the pubs |
they 'Hn 9'way, lind at hs va
STORE, choice and large assortment Of "a
f"i's, at very a'enatlc prices, and on a I
modaiiug term.
Among them aru Pinauo Fortcs made 4 4
old AID celebrated wauuiao, ircfs. T. GA
y Co., Of Boston, Of rich tone and fnsd
beautifully ia rosewood, black walual, aadI
hogauy With iron frames, ma lie m the 4
substantial and Workmaul.hc manner 4
the justly celebrated Ee'an Pngo ID
Hticti, for sweetness. Of tone, have net I
cq1alltd Thry are peculiarly suited |
country, as the .holan does not require "A
fer wears
The N"W Improvement .in'PsnoF 1
Che patent lfrgH1P O-.rbrdge, q, al
sale 90 ttc same establishment Tins inrt
mcut gives peculiar iirmne,s and btillsrg
THE treble, adds to the durability ani'anj
ct the Piano. sud r,rdcr~ 70 cspabie,o RI
ing much longer Ia tune than those N Qiis
use.
" TIN is agent for Haa-i NJ cel,ir1
Grand Pianos and i'.arno. made il Pm.
power and sweetness Of tone, they ,isA9
eminent
THE Daice Component attachments "A
q Co.'S Vars Pianos aud instruments n
tAe h'st manufacturers, constantly reSe
and io- safe ON liberal terms.
Second Haud P,aaps for saIe. from ssE
$500 each, and taken N par, pa, men, tc',8
rano..
Pianos Repaired, Tuned, Rented, am 4
pr,is,l
'l',''HS VI '"deon. FMS orau'ial
" ihd'lnNlEuluont'ihr Niliae. hnrrhes'i
Surrounding f"f'irs' ana 'he pf,'a" VIZ
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W EAWLiNs.
AWilNs, DUNCANA 90. ''''> 40
Ia tors and Commission hfc"aH'' W. -.
a,arondelet Street New Orleans ~,
K,yfa ro-lames \. Collier, oione' y
Cooper. ". : Sanders, }. p. ko-eoof"ut l'
Joseph " Taylor. HARRISON county III. JONI
". Ma.-.c, j. J Holloway Rus@ county y
rraWiek. Jefferson.
We will furnish Barrinr, Rope and ran
taiian supplies to Planters shipping TO Wv
above house, ,n,,
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= DR. T.. ]. COKE Il co, DruggnN,
~ No. ~ Camp street. New Orleans, are
II constantly receiving additions 10 their
carefully selected stock Of Drug and M,d,-
cuc- whish Will be- sold ut the lowest cash
prices
A. Phnle74 country Physicians, and others
are requested 10 cali aud Judge fer themselves
before purchasing elsewhere.
+ j. CONE ~ co, No. u Cam, ST.
Jan. II, 1909. S3u-1-iy
hR. l.. J. CONES Southern Co,gA Nsrap.
- an uuequll,d remedy for Tie cure OF
Coughs, lnlucu1a Bronchitis de.
Dr. CoEg'N Lrhdr' ~ t0gar4, Narsd, aHl
Cutebs--a certain cure, with tail directions.
DR.. toNr's Tmtr Agoe NEray, anil Pals, an
iulaiibIc cure ioy Chilli, aud Fever.
Prepared and sold by
f.. J. CONE ~ co.
No. - Camp st., New Orleans.
Jan. H. 1893, y3n29-ly
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nFFICE, No. l-3 Cra'ier street, Ntw W
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Swelling. Sores ard Ulcers of every descrir'
ton. july III VI 10 y
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Petersburg. formerly called swan
sons Landing.

TINE undersigned q. now prepared 70 receive
l cotton and mp freight, He has got fine
wharf 50 that no boat shall be dclaId in her
landings ai this point All pains will he taken
in shipping and reshrpng also, in storing.
Cotton will be stored 90 % cents Der bale :.
barrels will be s'n cd at l2I cents pee barrel
for the first month, halt price after the first
month. Clear Receipts will be given for all
cotton in good order.
Thankful for the liberal patronage which has
heretofore becn,eNtendcd to me- ear confident.
~ promise that business will be strictly attended
10 This place is situated Is miles southeast
Of Marshall
THOMAS H. SWANSON.
Oct, Q, 1852. nl6 3rn
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Ercr Gra'cf~ for past patronage, and
d9uiig ~, tor present aud 10 come,
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'UOLENtEE Npldi ~ " arehopsc. \os
W llp aui l3l Washington Stores. " DE-
liam street, New orN Imqrrer' Of Sadilcrg
Hardware. Orders by mail promptly attended
to.
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10y MRS. CARNEY, No. ~ Magazine
ID street, between Poydr,s ard Natchcz
streets, New Orleans.
JAN II, 1889 v3naq-ly.
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CLARK, DAY & STNFFER, Dealers il
= Hardware Iron, Nails, Tin Plates, Copper,
Sc, &c, corner Canal and Magazine strects.
New Orleans. J. Agents for Pages portable
Nfr- Nus
Jan TO- 1852 y3n2s en-
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H,afst,ir iio Ner Orirsas He~ph,s, Y.tH
| CIV T., PATTlNON. q Co., Successors
IL 10 Lowe q lattisou,) Cation Iciefs,
COMMISSION and forendiag Merchants, New
Orleans.
Ad,anrcmcnts on shipments to the above
house viii be- made hy u K McIlcnry, who
mny be- addressed at >hrcyepori, Ia.
ALSO, parties shipping direct to the above
house can draw at sight on them for near the
yaluc Of the cotton
October /, 1851.
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DEGRAM & BRYAN. Caion far'ors, anil
| G.nrM ContaDsiaH, Rsr,iriRg, and for
.e1rdme NcrrAaals, No.JT, GrNief -rcpi.. NcA
Orleans t4n4y
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Scott, Greenwood T. VI. Turner, Shreveport
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pi.trirt. embmeins the co.riIcs st iiarrseH.
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