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him gratitude rather than suspicion for
for his course in that period. He said
that he had no intention to offer any re-
solutions of preference to that COnven-
ton, because he saw that no declaration
Of preference could be obtained without
dividing and distracting the Democratic
party of the State. He did not say, how
ever, that he would support the nominee
of the Baltimore Convention, whoever
he might be. On the contrary, he deem
ed such declarations servile. He would
support no nominee of the Baltimore con-
yention Who did no. como up to his plat
form of principles, dc. &c.
After the conclusion OF Mr.. Wise's
speech, the Convention adjourned TO meet
again at 7 o'clock in the evening. At
that hour tho electoral committee made
bo f,llo,y;,or
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THE THIRD ANNUAL VOLUME.
The Ssuthern Literary Casear.

w As .a,narnc-j IN se'usssy. *h a ~. 40
w under II, original nasnc Instead Il e ksehs'As
weekly Ca,s,t- a. more .isn,Gcsn, u NJ suAr
earac4r u br,ns the only ~srkiy evsh - literature
~ ID, WHOM %a,h i u Iraily sn's'eaS Aid m
Proved containing wcrtly u ..hinos d natter. II
Is moreover 80 an entirely nv 0srss " (Nso bead u
foot and "pon hcest,tci whi'' pspss. ~ hat IN
nscfia ~scsli.nce - nJ sufpass9 ~ aay tSsf
wtA.,e' In TIE ini,,d sae- |, c,n,'arss rndst sAs
ed'o'si d,f-cfrs h.rsotcse. ~ - pesoee ~
carcn-~ vii 10 rpArsi 10 make u . choscs nsav
ns.syaprf a. cesr ~ the cheapest. ard - - -
tie beet Utterly dscs'.iine the nots,n kAs eooth.
eta yDefra. amy, cotpsts ske noythssa WesA'
e. ia ohearnc-s AMI intslcft. the southern AlerAsy
Gasc'tc rssa The bs-' q hem h all ~ rhaso<esss,ms
81 ygly vsirsh- hrs.de Journal. " AIN y ths df.
A.ian 1t cultivated and refined aae throughout tie
comm unity md Il smhrsres Its simple tp'ds every
.i-sias 81 m'cllisrn tb 4 isna tt.s r.. ut
Upsin,i contributions. from many u ,ic sbs~.s
writers 800 H.. -'rfh chiefly occupy columns hot
ts frclu-o Of eioor nis'-iisny 'ree'.d 'r'~
,hr h-sl American and lufepcau .outses. Tie ioi4
uf ti~ Gigriie independent in cr,iicr end in The
discussion # every legitimate topic. ho Is strictly
,r. Oh pdiies afd f,glo u. eoltrns arc occasion.
sig --nbriif-isd with socfiefn frr'~ir Ant laro.
-,hu.. enefasrt expressly for The sols. and accom-.
painted b, phical ami inpasfaI hie al -A.iehes
It. rfisr- Information j. cHpior.. bet carefully
i~nsed rom iis leading fagfuss If al! parts u us
,,urd Nov sstandinR it- sfca inerra,s IN III ',as
and auracioH. of Iar peIs,f .il g8hishe al We
l,1lsf. l-.r snnur. 81 sdvsnee It .it b. tcrnnh-j
90 pcr.1ls oefe5nne fspag-fbe i9F the uhoe number
OF rupis- and hatus tA teat io one a9tfess Of L.s
g.. IaW4Cz 'rr'gti
Tir,. copie, tse 6ulafs fgs eo,iss ,ish. doils-
ict. ,upiss hHtfn duaao fiss,n eapl.s twenty d..
.ar- t"vu} e9les iweais five dgi.4rs try cepssi.
sirff ruiars
Al, o-l... -ru.t 81. re-e--a-r.~3 TN the tuea-y
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Course Of Study. and Charges per les
sion. twenty Weeks.

PRIMARY DErAgraENG.--cr.hog geography.
Reading, aud Whiting, per session Of
i've months, $40 90
SroosD jus.oR CLASS Elementary les
sor4 IN Arithmetic. Grammar, Geo.
graphy \ 'Gfai Philosophy, Phis.-
ulogy, and History si2 90
fiRsr JrsIog tLAss.-fualsh Gram
nay, TYPOGRAPHY, Arithmetic coutin-
ucd, NatUrai Philosophy, Waits on
the Mind, Botany, Geoiegy, Nj lhol
tholory. aud History. sl5 90
MiupLE Gas. Chemistry, kheitrc,
Log,c, Mond Science Arr,aI PHI
iosopny. Evidence. of Christianity,
Political and Domestic Economy,
Astronomy, Algebra, Ancient abi
Modern Lam lago- commenced. $40 90
SESIoE tlA,s.--tlcept and Modern
Languages completed, Geomelu.
Tngononciry, and areSteR oifurn-
er studies SIS 90
Composition throughout the course,
extra incidental expense for pupil
per session 81 90
Drawing and Painting, each SO 90
Embroidery and WaA Work, each o 90
Instrumental Music $40 90
Use of Piano extra 81 90
Tuition payable at the end Of raeh session
Pupils viii bc charged from the time If en
trance, until The clu,e et lhr session. Drduc
CON. made for protract,d sickness.
IuIy 10 1-j1 NO q
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MAlUS MUSIC STORE,
Nos. 8 and Z Camp 81. 2 doors from Canal.
NSr Orleans

Tnr undersigned desires res
pec,fdlly to inform the public that
They can always find nj his Masie
Store a choice and large assortment Of Pfano
fories. at very reasonable prirc, aud 90 aoeotn-
moda,ing terms
Among them are pnano Fettcs made b, the
old aud ceie bfaied Manufacturer, l tiibert
q Co., OF Boston. Of seh tone. ami finished
beautifully in Rosewood, black walnut. mud ma
hogany, with iron frames. made IN the mos
substantial and workmanlike manner. Also
the Justly celebrated .Eoiiaa PiaHO Torfts.
which, Tor sweetness of tone, have not been
equalled They afe peculiarly suited go TIE
country as the Holian does not require tuning
for years.
The New mpfoyement.in'f.an rortes
the patent i.bratug Ot,fbrlags. = ai-o Tor
.air At the samo establishment Tuis improve
men, give, peculiar fruue-- and brllliace} 10
the treble, adds to lhe durability aud',tfengih
OF the Piano, and renders % rapa b.e.of remain
ing much longer "a tune than those n Ordinary
use.
VT " -Arsni fof I'm He-s celebrated
Grand Pianos and p.amuos made ~ Pans. For
power aud sweetness Of toae, tisey stand pre-
eminent
The y lee Compound tgsei ees'i Policy
& Co.'S PARIS Pianos, and lr-trum~nt- tfoV 10
III. best msnulseiores constantly receiving,
and tor ss,l, on liberal terms.
Second. IiaHa Piaaes ier sale. from 500 10
5000 each, and taken "a pat faylea, iof nea
Pianos.
Pianos, Repaired, Tuned, Rented H. .q.
praised
CatcI-f, Mloaeor This beau,ii, tue.i
Wnd.lustrumcui. for iliaee thufche,, ll .,-
Serenadiug Parties hHd the private proof. 0'
Drganists possesses sweet and poWeri 'o.t
j. portable. (we.ghing 90 pounds and ID ri
al $50 each.
~ Orders ~ guitars. ,iolins. ,ioloHtel'n
carionejs iiute-. hageoicts. strings, anl HIa-it.
merchandise Of ceery bnd viii be prom .h
executed al reasonable prtces. Bands faf l-o
with bras, instruments and baud music
Harys. double and single action, ou bon. sod
made to order 10 -uit the taste of pur' %,
NgsiC--1ue largest catalogue ~ tn Is 'H
The stock is an accumulation Of over fN'f..
yesr. ln II afe many a.d 4Ai beAuiliit
ont uf p-iDt
N.e U.si- received 3, csery afriTa for
N" North, and by the Foreign -ieefa-h' .
Spanish Songs dances. waitle-. &e.--a tvF
.pIry. Original Music published eyer tn.k
as the stpu'-nHtiye compositions seIeItsa
Music, bound copied end arranged Suh-ti b
tons received tar tbs Message Bird, Nrp
NtN-Ii 9,mes, and ;Ar baltimore On By
addressing ,Ae undersigned, catalogue. of mn.
sc viii be sent to any part Of the al .l.issi
-tatr-
Dee /, 1891. WM. T. MAfH
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h'ec"tors Sale Of Land, Horses, Mules,
Stock Of all kinds, Corn, Fodder. etc.
NOrfE Is hereby given. tina, on Monday
and Tuesday the lih and 18th day, al
October next, viii offer Tor sale to the hiph.
est bidder. upon the premises of ]. Y. WHker.
son, deceased, late Of Cass county, Texas.
about 10 miles Northeast of Jefferson. ,l.
following property viz;
Abou, 8 head Of Horses,
40 heHd of Cattle
100 head of stock nnd r0rk hog.
About four thousand bushels OF corn. aud the
fodder grown on the present crop plantation
utensils OF every kind and description.
he above property vii BE- sold upon q credi,
until the first OF March next. and notes with
approved security, bearing interest from date
Also, that valuable tract Of hand situated
about fifteen miles Northeast of Jefferson. ON
jim Bay on on the main road leading from the
landings and ferries on the Lake to North.
eastern Texas, and Fulton. Arkansas SAID
tract uf Land contains about
Thrteen Handred and Ffg Acres,
Of excellent quality. about -Four Hundred and
Fl.t} acres mas iu cultivation. AID ahe Imufu,t.
meuts situated thereon. consisting. of DNe.liuy
House, n ci'u. negro HOUSES, gin huu>r.
stables Eud p.ber houses. all ol winch are un-
surpassed bl very icW IA this country
I'm, land viii be- sold upon credit Of one
half of the purchase money until the first II
March next, and the oth,r bait until the l,i If
March, 1854, vita interest from date and nl..
proved security. This lard j. 50 situated that
!, may be advantageously divided INTO three or
NOR. lots.
Pcs-ons wishing to purchase, are requested
10 examine the premise, ard crops growing
thereon, which will -aiisfy any one Of The value
of the property The undersigned, acting A.
Executor of JOHN ! Niikerson. deceased wall
convey unto purchasers all the uaht to said
property a. y vested IN him 10y the last viii Of
said deceased
REUBEN WILk ERSO\.
Eaat, Of j. J. Uherson, dccd
Angus, Is, 1852. 10 Ct
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rs,. sr;s. prepared f'r r~'n- anu WesN"'' :" W."
brr..' AIDE, or me ''@ u me-. ,p es.e. Nv. I'M
'-,nsr ,..,,n.n.ni relief It III al.o be i"nnd
h-iaie a'u III g., complaints u the liver lnngs aud
Rsh Person. Of ,edenIary habits. whose ho'inc-,
o"'r.. them to st, o. stand much are "nap'ra
f4s",kurs- ia the chest or gam IN The -ide or
,ill fsd great relief by wearing one {" thr'e
s.iers ..i, ia, .o..il tia, ,h.um.
,S' eoui, pain ., weakness OF the pa ", .ae, OF
T.. ~, N.brrw Plaster thar my ether remedy ever
~. u,,,ll advise our friends ,nd other who are
k.pe ted with this truly painful maadY To ,naAe Wv
tI,,t, u.. Of the Jews Ua,ds OF Hebrew fls''.f "s
sa,e trinl will place beyond the reach OF e"npe
k,an and convince the most incredulous oil Tvs F"f'
n MEDICAL virtues ,.,.,.
1 scoviL A. Mssp, III Charities street Ne"
| .ai,,a. agents for the southern slars " "-
N by Evans. ssnic--. a Co, Marshall anu '''''s
laeteti, Jefferson
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NEW ADvERTISEMENTS.


I ETTERS Of administration de bonis non
were granted 10 the undersigned, on ih.
estate of William A. Jones. decreased. hy tn,
county court Of Harrison county, pertaining to
the estates OF deceased persons. ON the 27th
September last A. d. 1854 All persons, there
fore, having claims against sad estate ARE hereb,
notified TO present them to me. duly aulhrnli-
Gated, within the time prescribed by law and
those indebted to The same will please make
immediate payment to the undersigned
E\ALl\A B. COlLE, Adm'x.
Oct y, 1882 ul5-6,
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superior saddles.

90 GLlbER u co, are now mnnu-
featuring -ohrr # the finest saddles
@ ever of, red fuf -aie IA the Stat.
They can be obau,d d. cheap tot cash. at the -iea
OF the Golden Saddle, 1c>s. street. oppo-li.
the market, Shrt1epntt, IT nj tie branch of
their huu>c IA Marshall
Oct J 1854 nil-if
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CITATION.
G. c pa,illo, IS VIM Philips and VIM &
Norton.
STATE OF TEXAS,
onHiy Of | pshur (

county OF tpshuF. J
Totis oiepT Of ,1id County tfe-iinr.
\FhERLAS, ellington { ratllo has filed
w h- petition "a tn. District court ol said
county, stating substantially, that some time
IN the fan of lsi7 he purchased at William
Philips, q citizen OF -aid CoGuiy.J for val.
liable consideration the headlight certificate Of
William 6 Norton ior IA hunirrd aud forty
aar,> Of liant, W.. $50, class "a issued to lhc
-ai William g Norton by the Board Of Land
Commissioners of shelby county On the SIN
day OF September, A. D 1889 that when pc.
utionrr punAa>cd sand headfirhl Of the said
William Philips. that the laid Philip, being
unable at that time to procure trar,ier from
the said Norton To Your petitioner, he lhe
sand phiip-) undertook, aud agreed, on m-
part, 20 procure a Transfer 10 petitioner from
sad Norton, ai any time petitioner should call
upon hun so 10 do. Petitioner ailcdge. that
he called upon SAID Philips 10 make .ad trans.
trr about thr first da} II January, a. Il. 1892.
and once or tWi ice since that time aud before
the bringing of this suit aud that TIE SAID
Philp- failed aud refused, aud still lail. and
refuses to do the SANE, ia accordance with hi>
-aid agreement and petitioner AYERS that the
sad htadnghl 4, a genuine clam Tor land
aJalI-i thr Government ot Texas that he has
locuci the sane upon valuable land .n Cp-bur
county, IN .Yid Sia" ard that II l. very I'M
pptjaui petitioner should has, aregulr trans
len 81 sad cert htaic from SAID Norton to pc.
Uinurr. aud all"d!c that be- hf- been greatly
damaged lbs the failure 81 T. es ld Philips TO
cuinplN with hjs contract, TO Wu. W thc SUM
OF one Thousand dollars, and pray, judgment
against the SAID Philips Tor his damage, a4d
all costs of suJt 10 this case and fur.bcf al.
lodges, that sand Philips wa- al the time al
selling ~.ud certificate Ia petitioner The r4uita-
br uNher Of the samr, that said Phlhp' had
bought thc -amv OF >aid Norton and paid hlm
a valuable consideration therefor. and further
all dpc- that fhc residence of the SAID Nusiuu
IL unAuowu 10 petitioner, aud pray- that he be
citrd by publication. aud that It be ordered,
adlutecd, and drcfe,d Thai SAID Norton makcA
legal transfer of said certificate To petitioner
THESE are, therefore, TO command yuu to
summon b, publication Tor four successive
weeks. IN The TcNa, Republican,, a beW paper
published IA the town of Marshall HARRISON
county, the sad William q Norton to be- and
appear at the next District court 10 be held at
the courthouse in the town Of ,,ilmrt Cp,hur
county, an the SECOND Monday after the third
Monday IA September, 1882 TO answer the
promises
Heron fail not. and due return make oeeord.
ny 10 law.
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J. A
J. N0SBt / co.,

Commission Hercheals, Jefferson, Tfrat
VNrlII. Keep constantly On haud for sale
w large supply of Gra5f-.cs aoi Produce,
cheap fof cash.
AiSO--The mos,impf.s "a Esstai Gias and
Wor'r NtNf
March ~ l-h2 80 L.
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yiit subscribers al tHe old stand
W Of Geo kancs, would lDtoIm the ciii.
n gems Of Marshall aud vicinity. that they
wal carry on the cabine, business ia all lis
,anou. brauche. They hope, ty turning
out good work, az muatraie pnc.s, To mrf-
il N, encouragement of thc pehhc They
w,H manufacture 10 order sofas, scetels-
r,c.. aad book cases, wArefobe-, side. boards,
writing desks, hr,ael4.t and dinner tables,
ladies iancy werk >fand-, sc. They "al
also kecp con ,taniy Oh hand general assert
mcnt al pla,n furniture. such a. bureaus, safps.
waAh.s,m,d,, tables and bedsteads ofe,ef> de-
soupl,on. II would be To the advantage ct
pefson. who arr 10 want Of farnitate to give
them a call, as they ATE Determined to >.ll cheap
for cash. GEo " RhlNhS,
@ MhuA\
90 Oid Furniture neatly repaired. ofder-
promptly attended To. Furniture exchanged
iot lumber
JAN. 81, 1883. u3'-lY
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NOTICE.

DOCKS Tor the subscription q S,ock 10 the
- Texas and LOUISIANA RalFosd Company
arr now open Ia my oihce al Marshall. Texas
Person, WISHING to make investments ""'
please call
r. PATIl.IO. See 49,
Mas = 1852
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Petersburg. formerly called swan
sons LANDING.

I>llE undersigned j. now prepared to reeve
1 cotton and dp freight lie has got , hre
wharf, 20 that no boat shall be- deaid IN her
landings at this point All pam. will be taken
IN shipping and rc~hipping al.o. in storing
cotton viii be stored AT % cent, per bale
barrels vii be ,to ed at ", cents per barrel
Tor the iir,t month. hall prcr after the first
month Thar receipt, vii BE- gwen fof all
COTTON good order
Ihn.kiul T the liberal patronage whirh ha.
II ~ ui'f" .r,u cA'ci.d,d IN. traucat fiarut,
y lr' ui-r lht b.. he wa5b trc- yaitn Ird
j." ! - place Is situated . mIie- south EAST
Of Marshall
THOMAS +. sly A\SD\
Oct q, 1852 Mo 3n
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he Bows Commercial Review,

4 Noafhig Journal Of !radc, Agrleanuf =.
Commerce. Commerciai Poiae, Manu-
tac'uycs. Internal improvements, e't elc
Pnbirslcd Monthly, b. }. d. Is. b. hov
- Exchange Piace. opposite IA i-'
bHre, New OflcdHS.
Ms - PAR ANSra, ~ ADJ NrCg
hdtcc,ung tie interest. o' Tire s.,uih and " .at be-
oinHcfcpl ke,iru vii not b. the les nlbOfD ~ n
great mt frst. ut Trade. tnmnirfcr and A. fr'ifr
ihruurhaut the WORLD tfun.frr tn ~ .ns rH.
nuluiofm rrlaupns-iu a. siaft. IT. laMs saH Hr
statistic. commercial cuHnidites fcrUla.i4ils Y.
trade inter Nair and inter National iFrAf-. iafreN
aud tmn-sur tnrin estl-es ami f%~ts- maf'He .r.a.
ituil- rntrtpfi-es IT eHiumrf,r. snppnr rsfs.s
rliifuat. anu -trsm nas ieaupii. eia uef' anf
i.dI.. g.st. lave aht dresiHiis. ancient a. tli
mndrfH banking ifsurattrs. rttiause. par .at
iar'Drarr guarantee hfnhrrtFr hAnsfapgct ..rrt
atNagr. nrienis prNai.etns mauiur and feI'aa.
pIft,y qurtautint and rt,sian4tnusr frgua,l, Oh.
c,,., ,uutuFr, al hieUtyFr ai,3 ti'a fapht
Persons y tu tl.fu ai,uGe their sutstti. rrtf
thr keta r-,,', q to eisr ifr puhst.
months unlrc
Bpuud .rls of the Commercial Review. cou .'a
dtir volume. W. sale li NcN pfe1us % h- ...s...
IHrF util ne ruttu ahf point un ef'r.
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LEONARD SCOTT 4 co.
- kaII.r .t,..t Nask Nnxl
cry DRUG Stone,

N1lf7 fll6 y FaF FAoalt Nqadrt .Ncf-
shdN. iexss
TIVE anderx CRED are TOW receiving larre
-tocs Of f,s=h snd reuain. DRUGS sa3
MEDIC MS, PANTS, OILS, rpd DYE
50 ktS sna al olbes articles usually ksf:
h. O complete drug slore, which ~e sgv cises-
INK ''r sale on the usual rreai, to ~ ssssAl
customers We know our lock a. fTxn.
-el to DC Such, IT 81 81
fuly IA. 1874 II
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\ PRO LiMlIl0N,
g Co. ernor Of lh, tie Of Texss.


WHEREAS. by nir laws Of th,,
II. State nni ui tte ufrd States. nn
GNL- election for Eler'or- Of rrrslirn' ard
1Vice.Prc,idrrt is TO bee holden throughout lhi-
State, on the Tuesday next after the tjr,t Mon
DAY IN November of the present wear:
Therefore. be- u ApoWH. that l. = ii.NsgRorlH
RtiL Governor ct the state Of Texas, by
hnue of the power and authority Va me vested
. hy av DO bcrch, order and direct that an circ
ton boz holden ~ ,he several precincts Of the
se'era' conpiic> 10 TINS State, on tie Tuc-da'
leu after We first MoudW che ,ecnnd da,j OF
November neat, inr tie choice Of our El"ct. =
, Of President and Wee. President OF the United
States,
The sad election shall be holden 10 the same
places under the SANE regulations, aud bt 9TH
Ger, or managers appointed M the same way,
| ~ IN elections for members Of the House OF
Representatives of the State Legislature, and
each qualified voter shall be- authorized to vote
lor the four Electors Of President and Wee
President TO which this State i, entitled.
The Chief Justice. OF the several counties
and IN case Of vacancy IN that office ot ANY
inability of the Chief Justice to act, then aiN
iNo Of the County Commissioners -had give
due notice of th- said election and appoint the
precinct presiding officers, where the same have
not been ALREADY app,ui,d hy the tonniy
Court The precinct pfr-itrg o'te"f- shat
app M the dc. sud r't-k = 'hs 'lec1",,
mi MAKE mm dtie iriHro- ui 90, Y 7'=@ pcs
IA tier respective precincts to the tihtt 'u~-
ltcr, fani m ca.c 81 lgas3tl ~ t,ia office, vt
hnabili.y Of the chief Justice To- act then To the
ounty Commlssion,r-,) Of their respective
tountic-
And the Chief Justice (ana in ease Of vscan-
Ey In tina, Office, or any inability Of the thrI
Justice to act. then any two of the Count,
Commissioners shall, ri'hin fur disS after
Me election, make out IN writing, certify, seal
up, and transmit, by mail Or other safe and cN,
p+dlious col veyance, n correct statement OF
The election held at all the precincts IN their
respective counties. directed to tn, Secretary
Of tate. at the city of Austin, and endorsed
|l,c'ion Returns If County. and. IN
sl things. have the SAID election conducted ae-
'oriing to law, and due return thereof make rs
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l'UiOl1.tNl ALTON.


By The ;.v,traor ~ M Sun ~ Ttras
N\'NiERENS. 1t has b,en made known to
w me that BLAKE II THOMPSON late
Of the county Of Travis, 10 ihl- STATE, on
Thursday the both inst, committed murder
upon the body Of " lham finnln ni -ad
count, ard that the SAID Blake ! 1hompsou
j. nov Fugitive from Justice.
Therefore, be 1t known that !, 7 HANS
RROUGH BELL. Governor 1T the State ai
Texas. ly virtue OF She Authority 10 mc vested
by characterization and lHW- - -Hd Sfffe. DO
hrrch, cIer % reward Of ia ..airei f,Nsr,
for the apprehension and driNerr Of the said
Blake II Thompson uln Tho custody "f the
Sheriff ct luvl- COUNT aforesaid. To- tie end
thar be- may be- deals with according To laW.
,,,,u,. IN Testimony whereof / have
@ . 4: !: !: +. +. A; !; !: !:
=. y. sd4. aud ol The Independence ot IeNa-
the l7th year
7 II BELL
By the Governor
Tho II DuyAL, Ssc'g u Nae.
y Il Blake II. Thompson is about forty
wears Of age about I've feet eight niche, hiRh,
and perhaps weighs % lbs. ha. dark eycsaud
hair has n very muscular frame, aid is very
strong is ,er fund OF sHasfHg pipe, aud
has been. and - nov, a hand drphcr talks a
great deal about horse raeiHg, aad is not ua-
pleasant in conversation WHEN sober when
drinking, the r,,erse, and Is always armed with
a pistol OF kuiic. and pethep- both. he has IL
dark heavy beard, aud darn complexion.
sept IL. l~52 nil 81,