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1T e Al MILL.

TIVE subscriber takes his aethed ef infeea
L ing his ra,scaa and The psAiis gsasssliy
that his Steam Saw aad Gsist Mn, sitsate1
about ohs and Quarter miles NORTH west fsso
Masshsll. 's now Ia operation, ana IL gssd ssdc.
lie Ia prepared 10 ascoaaoda,s ss1sss a sAs.t
notice, and on reasonable lssms, fss cash, ..
on Credit to panctsa, dealers. Ths following
are the prices, per 1000 feet:
l.umt,rs hoard measure, oi1 ~
Rough edged lumbcr. &c %
l.a'h'ng and psliny, sl1s saA
edge measure. - %
The gr.t mill will n III times b In spera-
ton. Sacks brought 10 sl.s mill asas b. plain.
y marked, Of thcrs will b. NO responsibility fss
loss.
Ten pr cent will BE- chaseed on lumber bills
when no, paid in ~ .snce. An ssms IN credit
will bs considered doe on the 2sst day Of II.
cs0bss Of the cussntyeas
A. b. DUR2E40.
January ~. 1855 vss9ev
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0aepesss NV Aealhly nagasioe.

rTSfi1 Naeasins = 'sssed invariably ~ the I'm
L Nv n de mr~th IN which II y dated tA~h
nwssA,ss ~sO cosAsh ~ senss pA1es Ia ss~tas
eelpmns; cArh yeA. shss eeafFaG nsasts tao ssss,.
sard rAaes II IN cAci<ess Aseejs4aeo0 ,esotxsp Of
~ day Esssy number will esss'asn 4,s-rer. ,e,s'
toss i'r.''~'ters, s<rsss's ps'~s 81 shs hshs.s,
s,res es ,ts lnruaos hsAs 81 ,he As,th tn vnssss
ccMmsnes ~"h .ae ss~hs's Fl Jun. and i~esssas.
hr~Aaitsr. p~rici<sl aser =. o. iaa ~ pslls...ss
., TAWs lhasass y.sF.as t~snsy.sise ayahcr
IN Aaiaansal vass ~. es~sues<d. neatly hsss~
n saeA ~ s~e daah ~ y the wm{A ess.r. ~ twenty
~ esse sArh. - hsssisAsa n ~ sesan - RS
ftshem. rt.
m psAassss MI sspeas spssans~ asaA-~ -
sssssssly y assns ~ eea viii 49, -
~ 9Aoses~. Thsy vtll saas ssgly -. - kssssl
lswse. ~ mAil I'D eisy sshsrvArn ~tws eayases y
nAAs n aAvaars. NsiaAse 49, ~ e'ssssssreeasns
- y sssp,ssa y aay sn~
essAase< aswspA.e - Pssia!!.!sah ~ ssssssAsd
~ Assss : I" daxtsst Sassans, Hs~ Iwt
~ eih1hAen .~sa4 Ssve ssstrs ~ ~ 49, ~
$3.50 n wAqse ewaaeess NJ - svecnsssa TsAss
q ,Aen fss s~fpi, Of Tn ssfa.
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tn Te0plas'x Naeas1oos
A .Ncs'ds Psbliea,ios. Devoted h ~
7tnpts Of ueeee,

ITs ",res en- t.Aa J" tic esknabon II ~ Tsno'es
Or,~fi ~ ~ ssDstAiae n ~ ssarA u napaesns
'i'srass-, assl y toesas - - eua1ts r. ~
rssne'iass Il 1ssaernse~. 1850 - x.ssdheeI1
Tive
k.s~h Msake, Yin e~sai~ - = oee. tpe>rnnns
ss'~s's'*s 'aes.. Il = t.ssss1ss estr sls1sd : n
iose ev~rse the hrss ksltaGs aaa $780, Il ~
heart Ah ~-li ssssrn asGisal Md ee1oe11t ! -
= r.'1 ,:'s',ssase sssnsA's' sassAsss as1 -.
s'es des"sd !" ksrrAtasv, scleas anA ~.
Shssld IN ssssrnpasn In - jeesssavA = =. =,
snv it, esrA as~t~' vii <o mia IN ssnhaiea -.
M ~ sssas " sss s~M ~ AZ -
~ sdnss 'ssr~ss aissws Aeily ieaoppl lhnasus
frn css o'drss y evvsv part y ~ ouj. - 80
= ~ Of eseesal hAlUss III - . c1Aso r. ~
AaSasA~.
Tsass-kAeA ~ ws1 eeesaia r. enns, =
snM' tstss, ~! sse"'<d ~ sevase1, - { -
MI b ssass! ~ ~ scsiAso q ~ ~ 800 -
D'lis' ~ so'ssy II n namAsn, aaoao 1V
IN 70. ~sfsfa ~. - ennsss. - ~
ss~''ss' "shess - 1SNas1sd uasA ~ ed1l6 ~ =
WfI. NJ y
Th~.e wsAi ~ = assses ~ ucsA hnntn4 ~
J. WAODWo8Jo
ClaeanaA o.. =
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Ths State Comptroller. James B. Shaw,
Ar, advertised that proposals will b. rsceiv.
ID At his office until the lst day Of May for
a. sale Of one million dollars Of tho l.. s.
bonds. These bonds beas intrest at Ave
~, cent. While no was In Washington
capitalists offered to purchase the millions
Of bonds At a premium Of nine per cent.
Tho State by this means would have real.
ind four hundred and Gity thousand dollars
The Comptroller directs that persons desi.
,ious 10 purchase this million 81 bonds shall
.,s,e hrs,. what som they will pay for the
delivery Of the bonds at Austin, and the
prscceds to be delivered st the same place /;
second. At Washington city. d. C.; third.
4. New Orleans; and proposals. arc also in.
,,~d for the delivery Of the bonds at Gal.
WESTON and New Orleans. and the proceeds
thereof to he delivered ~ either Of said
;ii.aes. We regret to learn that until these
bonds are sold. the creditors OF Texas can.
no, be paid. ~ there 10 money in the treas
u,y to meet them. We understand that
numbers OF claimants have gone to Austin,
and others are preparing to go there to re-
-sive ,hei. pay on the certificates tnat the
lat. Legislature authorized to he paid An
hss prevailed shat the claims will
he paid in i.onds Of thousand dollars each,
and that by combining Claims 30 ~ to
.monnt to- $1,000, or by paying the differ.
,nec between each c!sim and $1,000 bond,
he treasurer would pay all claims. This
= an error No claims will be paid until
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A1Vo01oO0S CUUuO0010Sl
n H. HieM Esev !-fbroap1 UsrrAy!
A DmttrfSvsihe sts1t = Spssa Wilson,
~ 4 Co.! n sss.A eoauoo fysss - ehsis
counting soca. d~ak, asd esao)sos ~ ~
l work leg"n, b. taking UP yos nsAss ~
aecosnts Of ~ ~. and 81. us1w ysws
gold and silver swords, cut looss ~ W. bonls
YOU owe for goods! Aahs happy ssee yesv
~ives. or may the niehtaass 1tAs You ~
balance Of your lives. Al Of which. " net
done BY the first Of April, yss will - (iassssd
of re- .joi~ for awhile. n VOC would Atll
continue merry, do not seek o. ineus 40 ae.
Quaintanec with Perry.
WARD, WILSON, h CO.
p. =. We wish you distinctly I" undertand.
hst II any of you Should break your weeks
" IN The hn,rs md confusion" incident 10 ct.
ting into our office TO settle, fort..sss, ssd
square up. We shall not liz responsible In sais
nj law sounding in damages.
W. ". 4 C..
J.nua.y 81, 1881. -
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Fvrnoovrei Furulevreii

a THE subscribers having taken the
~ Aousr formerly occupied BY Geo Raincs,
NJ would inform the cit,asns Of Marshnl
and vicinity, that they will carry on the Cab
inse business ia all it, various branches.
They hops. ~ turning on! good work, a, moe
crate prices, TO merit the encouragement. Of the
psblx. They will manufacture 10 order, SOFAS
secretaries, and book eases. wardrobcs, side.
boards, writing desks, breakfast and dinner IA.
b|es. lsd'ea' fancy work stands, &c. They will
also keep constantly on hand genera! sssort-
ment Of plain furniture, auch A. bureaus, ~afcs
waaA-ssands. tabica. and beds,cads Of every de-
scriplion. Il would b. to the advantage Of
psvssNs who are in want Of furniture 10 give
thsm call, ~ they are determined TO sell cheap
fes essk A. 4. MOREFlELD.
u. AAIlAN.
n Old Furniture neatly repaired. ORDERS
promptly astssdsd 10. Furniture exchanged
Tor luabsv
Jaa. ~. 1889. rs:-iy.
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Carriage asa wages nepssvang.

Casfeaeo 0o1 Wa9eo 3eooas10g.
rr~HE undersigned, thankful 10 bic old friends
l. and enstosusss fcs their liberal patronage.
would inform them that hs stilI eafrics On shs
above business at his large framed shop. where
he 10 prepared 10 do work in his line for cash,
- low q Jew OF Gentle, and in superior
manner. from hia long practical espssi~srs and
thorough knowledge Of every be.>en Of the
buainesA. Work viii h. done IN credit Tor
responsible men, Add all work done Al my shop
viii h. warranted TO stacd, and Of the hest ~
tevals The counssy Affords.
aShoe uosth east II the rub'e sqsaFs end
opposite G. q. Alls"'s gao..n'!a :Ase.
r. WAStilNCTON.
Ja&s 1iss 1881. aeo ~.
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-. - - -
7As - AD1y Ttpuo WOo4s
"a -. H.
~ ~ Il 9
|rHVag nhofon n -
i. sdno) - n
vel1f S9 01kc - s 1111 r Y
- ~ ee1loo =
| RI 1Iu6ll1n 49, wv 1
- 2 ~ - y
$3.50 r 49, -
lk1nl ~ S,.y q Z Fss Id
n IT. n. ~ RI f1sa
~ r. So - ~ fn6hsf ~ - -
~ Ao4n
~ - ese1hA Uuqsy, aiAs,1>eGLsp. ~
onste I'm, e~NMo Clhan1l>nhn ~
~ ysss = N1e11sooA 1oss r., -
hss Ave6spl eaoDA UlurFo = go.
Avs IL III As~1ss2 S1ln)eAl - ..
ssstSsA ~ isaaAss - Sslsvesst ss103 r -
ancsns q rsuneaed - repeo1 ~ ~
prsswss 1t uieaG)os - ~ ~ r IS
esess, sAeotsAY. sisiQ ssejasse1sR. aonu@L>
sa,t~x Ia ~ vsssess tsGAoAeA 6Jo1ooc1smt
ussussy. be,ssry; N shasl h euAgoepe ~ u.
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y. ~ - aAjstssa tsssiaesses from
-. jsshsesvtDs kspss'sssa Of The l0th
i. .id,s;os v ~ rspsrts esrvnt from
-. sssssss d ls1isa lbssys bsyord
=" ..escribsd lndiaa bsssdsry. ~ give
~ 70 H. following cote which General
s..i;es has politely Aaedsd - W. have
~ sssn lsttss 70 he ssms oliess. dated
. nr bsek ~ November II. 1861, from
c,et, flanagan. describing a trail Of Ind.
..s and hoss stst they had driven oil. BY
.;..slf and broahs.
through ths Sentinel. il was alec stated
~. Cspl flanagan came Up with Indians
I.,ise Of hogs Ia Tie easiy part Of Js"u.
~ ,Mr Hughey. The asthor Of ths nots,
:. man Of unqssssio"able vevacisy. Fse~
I. Information. there sppears to have been
:, ,..st"a brush" on the frontier.
MsIlonvills. Orange co.. Feb. 10. 90
si,-Jarnagan has been with the Indians
lain 10 has captured two. aud they think
.so,hsr was killed; and no doubt the ball
!" cn.ned, and the war. hoop has been heard
!, our land. We know not what may bs.
..r,. Of our fsmiliss We want aid sPsedi.
i, We think our families are in great
Danger. Yours truly.
JOHN HuGllEY.
Gen. 4. Hopkins.
Va understand that these earnest calls
foam tho remote settlers have induced Gen.
UooLic, to address . letter 10 the Governor
On The subject. The state Of thi"gs should
.1oedits Tie fulellmsnt Of the hopes now
encouraged Of decided action Of the Gov.
,rnmsot in the premises.
Tho Tallahassee Journal denies hat The
Governor hss given any one asthority to
,,iae troops.
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THE PLANTERS HOTEL
WITH A NEW LANDLORDj
- THE undersigned having taken the
ian above house. formerly kept BY w w.
ls2k Mallory, will continue il - a house Of
entertainment. The buildings are in course
Of thorough repairing aud renovation; and no
labor or expense will he spared to put them In
the very best order for the accommodation Of
the public.
lie has had much experience asa Hold keep
sr. and will give his most unt'ring attention to
the House. None hu. honcs. and polite ser.
wants will Be KEEP, about the house.
PrRKu's well known Livery SssS!s, 10 con.
nected with this House.
The old patrons Of the Planters Hotel, and
the pubic generally, arc respectfully invited TO
call and Try the new administration.
q. Z. MukNkk, Pyop,siov.
r. =. The y. =. Mail Stage Once 10 kept u
the Planters Hotel
February ~, 1882. n39-0m.
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RRACkEN House.

Rwsk. Cherokee Cesnfy. 7tSss
eS25 MRS, KRACkEN 4 SON have LEASED
les1eA the large and eonmodious building
lately Eeps BY =. Z. Hayden. and arc prepared
10 accommodate all who may favor them with
their patronage. Their table will b. supplied
With the bsss the market afords. and their sta.
blss with careful hcstiesa and The best Of prov.
nder.
May ~, 1851. v3nA7y
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New ftrm.

THE eopartnership heretofore existing
in this town. under the firm Of Ward Il
Wilson 10 this day dissolved by limitation
Having renewed the same by Associa.;ng
with u Mr.. q. W. Vivion, our house will
IN future he conducted under the name and
style Of Ward. Wilson. 4 Co.
Being thankful for the liberal patronage
extended to the old firm. our hiehcs. ambi.
ton shall he. by assiduity, industry. and
close attention to business to merit ths
sams in future.
WARD, WILSON, Il Co.
January ~, 1859. v3n20
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T II I: N A X X T. T ..
Delta OFFICE.

faiesS Sia"r' "s.'" -
eorre~--O On Saturday last, the dsy amer our week
|, r,rv "a. closed. The demand kw Cotton. which
h.d f... AZ ,,,l. "a. ,.ne~> with activity. sad
-. -. .-..<..,.. n.
"Ae wv bales ~e~ osse'ss""'
inquiry. however. again slaehen<I IN Mcndsy 'hs
husoe.s him, eoosrrd to ahoa, eS1D hales I'm
."s '1 - ...A,.A.a 81
Vessday 'hs Afs'e' news f~'"& p""'""e", wv
mgAsded ~ hvosahe, hayem again rssse forward AIN
s.,,, M .uA ~ m h.i.s =, ,useIde nsi~es and Il,
~. 80 u.1...A.. -. 49,
seas eeaee At cent advance ~".'
day u considerable activity. The Gales os"e 800
h.,.. 81, $40. ve,.eeasy nst~ j,hssandns
W. "" ~. :, =. .,,.., ~ ssnm
.""~'sa quantity '""' :.
AsI.s were sise,ed ~ rs,ces showing . ! esat ~
,.,,. r.,a.v !, ecoseast ,rs Of Tie eneossasi NJ
se'osn's BY The A"s't.. ne sasa"es ~ 0''s w.,
,As ~,.A II sao tales ssk.n chiefly Ia Eussp.. bss
,.,,ieo a. On, Es.,ep nask~,s Prices raas Arnly
u IL. s.o..,,oc b.,ov. The ,aa rsesiss han sssss
!" ssps'mbs'' an sss.''' oa's' .s.
's@* Dale Iass year. e"o ~ W. "'.S
h now an i.~rsass ii ssasl7 bales. Tn sssra "a
Ia ,.,, !. ia "a bales esainss ~, 10 q sAs
s'ed 70 "'." s!s''"' ''' ~
s'As dsss 'as' yes'
ssw oaLsAss etAss'sicAr'os'
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A X, DOUGLASS 4 co. Receiving srj
w. Fo~wsrdisg Merchants. Front Levse
Shreveport, Ia.
Rrrsssscx ;-Swinney. Green, 4 Co, Payne
l. Harsison, New Orleans r. l.. Hunt 4 Co,
l.ouisviiie; b. ~ Whitiocks T. Co, New York
Sitter Psies 4 Co. Philadelphia; Chsncwo'th
4 Co, Cincinnati.
0spssnbes ~. 1851.
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Roeer's l.lverwort aud Tar.

Tss NV MtfpcaL NEss-The nirsluc,un Of
rs-cAaiasSs ra~ Csl,fornis has s-on inc.,,mabl-
blessing IL ~frari eonloin,ly with L'rer~ort and
Tar, 10 the ,"s.' at d., Roger, Syrup Of L.te'~on.
rlr. aad CaaeAalsspa. which 10 working wonders In
III. .a~ Of CsseAs ssd Catarrhal ssee,,o~s. Were it
,.eJ by All wAs have sr-di.pc~tion y, Consumption.
there would h f~~ deaths rom thai d'ses.e
This escsllen, medicine s cold Wholesale and retail
~ Seovti h MxAp. III Chnr,rrs erect New Oresns.
-o are the General Agents for the southern S,Ases
1, 10 Alec seid By Ev.Sk 4 sAspsss, Marshall: Noa.
I" 4 TAessr. Jefferson.
Phllotokeu oF Females Friend.
F~Ae eu,e Of Painful md nso-d.red N,ns,u,a',o,.
M,sca,,,aSs OF ieor''cn and the r,f'.f Of all tAoss
Svmpa,Ast,c Ntysoss Afscf,ons atsendorf o. Psss
TRY THE PHlLOroKEv
!, 10 prepared entirely from vegetable substances
rom roots that were familiar remedies With The \ho
fciaes. which ws~ drsi hrcue to III. notice of Ply
assn by tho success ,hs, srendcd an old Indian md
wife IN relieving and curing all those complains iof
sieh this medicine il recommended. These vo"'s
p..-sA .eda,ivc ami pa smodc Alternative, tonic and
ether properties, which combined, pss.iure not only
sfsefc action on the uterus, tn by alrf'ns iftiAls
~ 'oo,hing the and ing lone 10 the stomach
assN, Nature in resuring her regular functions i'm
PAR health and visor TO tho body. and eheeness end
ecnen,ment 10 the mind
eT Rsmsmber that "a an ounce Of Preventative"
worth pound 81 cure"
fs to ohAssvs NY written signature on The outside label
{! each hottie. 10 Counterfeit which ~ Forgery
r c. RtsLrY. Proprietor. Hamburg. :. e.
~ r,ies o. pr bessls -S'i n",iirs 70, =
III Chsrres s,r~~i, Y q.
Csnsai Wholesale Agents fos the Ss'hsF" ssssss, 10
shon I'll osders mUs, bs addrssAssi
January 10. 1883. s"aT'
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psARSaaAaL HOTEL Fon SAFE.

~ THE Subscriber proposes 10 nj, .hs
MsvsAaN Hotsl, aad wosid aay 10 hose
~ wishing 70 engage in tbs business Of
Tavern. Keeping that th,A well kaows and ccn.
u,odiss establishment 10 in good condition for
the reception Of 1'savclless and DoArdes~; and
from lie eligible siaeation in Inc Aosrishire
town Of Marshall = - wsl' cAlcs'stsd to elicit
patronage "a any osw Tavern in the Ntats.
riturs. which the purchases aaAS have with The
bwildinvs If he chooses.
Tssns accommodating. For particulars. on.
quirs Of ths sshsrr;bes. N,iaR ~ oiles Eass
from Masshali, o. Jaass 0eCewea, s,oas the
=. M'COWN.
Marshai, Tex, Jan. ID. 1852. n27-t.
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LOST.
WE have lost OF mislaid the conditional
w hesd.righs certificate granted TO John =
Bell, bv the board Of LAad Commissioners Of
San Augustine county, on The Ala, Day Of De-
cember, 1899 for $40 aesss Of land, No. 1897,
class ID; aud that unlsss Intelligence Of il 10
received a. the proper office within three months
from the date Of this pub easion. We will apply
to the proper officers fos duplicate Of said esr-
ii6cals.
GEORGE THOMAS.
ELlJAu SPENCER.
March -, 1854 no7-l3t.
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lAMEs 9. HAlLEY.

Ssddie snd Harnsss Maker. Marshall, Tara,
WOULD respectfully announce to
the public that he Ia now prepared 10
execute all work entrusted to his
care. ia . style not TO h. surpassed BY any
workman in Texaa. Ills materials are Of the
hsess quality. Call and examine his work and
malsra! for yourselves.
Shop two doors eaat Of the Marshall Hotel.
March 3, 1881, v2n37y
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A n spso koe.

SOME three nosths saase. . snali
hay mase mule, belonging - -. ~
AIb esrsd in Pamela eessty. No nasts
ar scmeubeseA, escsps 4 wan ua1ev eas 81
her eyes, A lihesaI 'swAfd wi'l - givsa lss
taking her ~, Or for information - dat gss
her aesia. Addssss 0'lsaA, Upsass county.
l.. =. CAMP.
Feb -, lass. 49,
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!. orleans 4 pert CaA1e rack 80,

y. Orleans 4 Pert Co11o Packet,
THE new fAs, running passen-
ger Steamer K r Driver.
n Capt. HEskv V. NcCALt. ha.
Nr"r purchased expressly for the trade. and will
run a. regular packet daring the entire season
The Rcd River has ju.s been newly furnished
throughout, with new bsda. bedding, ssFpet'ng,
&c. lie.
The Ri Rssv." from her great speed and
superior accommodations for passengers and
shippers offer fine Inducements.
POI freight Of passage apply On board OF 10
w. H. COBB, Agent. Port Cs1do
Shreveport, March -. 1859. n37-M