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EDWARD NJ. DUNN'S
Cheap Clothing store,
WHERE MAY BE FOUND

ndries,
Carpet Bags, of Wilton and Brussels,
Ladies and Gents Packing and Travelling
Trunks, Valises, Umbrellas, &c. Knives,
Razors and Strops Pocket Books, Wallets,
Port Monnies, Cigar Cases, Coat, Hat and
Shoe Brushes, Soapes, Perfumery, Oils Of all
kinds, Bosoms, Collars, Suspendcrs, Gloves,
Woolcn Mittens, Black and Fancy Hnndkcr-
chiefs, Cravats, Stocks, &c.
Oil Clothing.
Black and Yellow, in all the cuts in use,
covered Hats, Waterproof Sou -wostcrs, &c.
Hats and Caps,
of the late fall Styles, just received, which
will compare with anything for quality and
price in market, Fine Silk Hats, Moleskin
DO, Kossuth, California, do. .Broadcloth Caps,
Men ,andBoys' do Glazed, at very low prices,
Children's Drab, and Black Beavers, also,
Children's Kossuth, with and without plumcs,
large stock constantly on hand.
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ShOe.Makcrs' Findings,

Such as Avis, Pegs, Shoe-Thread, &C.,
&C., may be found Mt this Store.
tr.t,- Store on Main street, first door north
of WM. ID. WELLS TAN YARD, where he
will be happy to wait on all who may favor
him with call lO6tf
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Meyers Universum.
Price: rs Cents per Number.

an historical Picture, the Maid Of Sara
gOssa, as a Premium, with the last number.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
& X u G. II X | II = .


q X u G. + Il l + $.
Geo. G. WELLS, having added largely to
VI his before choice assortment of Boots
and shoes, and Family Groceries, would
call the attention of the inhabitants of this
| Village and vicinity to the rare facilities
for pleasing themselves which may be found
at his Store. His stock of Goods is not only
of n superior quality, but it embraces so
great a variety that the taste of the most
fastidious may here be satisfied. And so
great is his faith in the superiority Of the
"nimbe sxpence" over the " slow shilling"
that he has determined to place the price of
his goods at very small advance on the
wholesale cost, trusting to large sales for
remuneration. His expenses are light, and
he can therefore oford to sell at very
small profit. He has very large stock of
Boots and Shoes,
Among which may be found Ladies Caters,
Ladies Cushman Caters; Buskins, such as
fine French and English Kids, Enamelled
Lind do. Excelsior Ladies' Boots, such as
French and English Morocco, Lola Montez,
Leather and Goat; French and English Kid
Slippers, Misses Caters, Lola Montez En-
amelled Kid and Goat Boots, Children's
Plain and Fancy Boots Gents fine French
Calf Metropolitan Boots also, Sewed and
Pegged Calf Boots of different pattern; also,
Kip, Double Kip and Cow hide Boots, at
prices to suit customers. Gents Congress
and Cloth Caters, Patent and Enamelled
Montery Boots, Calf, Enamclled, Goat, and
Kip Downings; Boys and Youths Calf and
Kip Boots, and Shoes as cheap as can be
bought at any store in this place.
Among his Stock of
Family Groceries
May he found
TEAS-Of beautiful flavor;
COFFEE-Of a superior quality;
GAR-Loaf, Lump, Crushed, White and
Brown;
MOL ASSESSOR a frst-rate quality and
at an extremely low price;
And all other articles generally found in
a Store Of that kind.
Shoe. Findings,
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The Westerly Hat Store.

G. W. MARSTON is pre-
E6TS pared to furnish his Gus
1b,, aS toners with the new style
INx of Hats for the spring Of
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LARGE STOCK OF WINTEE
BOOTS Il SHOES.

Fine Calf, Sswed and Pegged, Double
Kipp, do, Cow hide, High water, do, Boys
aII Youths, from little Boy, to large
Man, for n small amount of money.
Particular attention is paid to
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Groceries.

A NEW and carefully selected stock of
II Groceries which can be bought as low as
at any other establishment in this place, at
No. =, Parkerson square.
W. & 4. PARKINSON.
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The Wonder Of the Age.

fbk the
cure Of Salt
rheuni Fry
sypel la
Chilblain
& Chapped 4
Orscrncked
handsCuts.
!, Burns aud
J scalds or
b W Ound' Ot
I any kind
| Piles ; In
haInation Of
the Breast
Bites Of In
sects Old
Sores all
kinds Ot
reakin
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ffNt'''''' .H HE|HfNtf"| H h0OkgftDGe
stare, WDu, 81. 81. haf "a Hotel
The utility Of this u.a, ie Irving nv de.
nnonstraied beyond al cav. or dorf a. -
nounctd BY SCIENTIFIC JUDGES and be prseiua
manufactures. vt The NORTH to bv tie beet .n~
chine for sewing sv-r invented, the y. ,sriber
announces 10 the public, and 10 planter. in Per.
'icuar. Tint he il now prepared 10 deliver said
machines in complete working order, mounted
o" black walnut, mahogany, or rossw God stands.
and nj the shortest notice.
These machines are invaluable 10 house.
Keepers, and particularly TO planters. IN making
up negro clothing. They work equally well
IN fine linen, ma-l'ns, silks, OF coarse wool-ns,
With either silk. flax. or cotton thresd--coarse
or fine. An experienced hand can make up
morr tina" forty pair Of negro pants per day,
with one Of these machines.
Orders from alb, Dad, by msl. for machines,
promptly attended In, and printed instructions
how o work them always sent with then.
N. b. This machne is in no way connected
with Wilson's old Patent Sewing Machine Of
1850, which works with Crank and shuttle
The machine now offered for sale BY the sub
scrber, has no wheel OF shuttle in it. bat works
in tn. most simple manner, and /, upon An Ell.
tire new principle.
JOSEPH HUFTY,
Under the ST Charles Ao,el.
April 10. 1853. 3m
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HERE We ARE AGAIN.
JUST RECEIVED AND OPENING


H.. c.. ,
""' ''o," !" "s"e" "a'H''' ""H eo"''"'
" Greater Edr'efy than erer, suchas
III I.NaES and C.c,,.m.,. a.
D,c.. T;ood. S,.nI. n,v Good. y
ua,J C,ock.rv. Hollow Wooa Tin ma -.
ma" Var ~ N'' W. ""N "
t,nn 49,, o..,,,r and r.u. NJ III .;,. AND
ds..,,,'ou. r,..L.m.u,h'. .,a ,.a.,..n,.,,,.
,aa" ....a;,, ,n.',.., a.. 1872. h.''..
rh. a.. r. 6,,l ,s,i. T..
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TEXAS REPUBLICAN, /

rr%uE rExAa nv URtEAN, II NM of IN, .,,..,
nnep~ psAet.hrd in Gas,~em C~aas nd e,n,s, m,
. rrsEs asss"t II reading aeasss tl,ah any country
esi~s In rsss ~ l<miass~s. =
h n psh,ehsd ~ si~ hvv.p slfe N % aosnessm
II raid q ilss tins II ealss s,h,,as ~ E IN in
ss n.nses ~ ~ Wm gayw~m ~ j. layei u.aN ai.ss
ti.r eis sgsHsths.,
No rHl-t sshrs taken oat II the county w,hou, IN.
sds snc~ payment, Ne have found !, ma,- troubr n,
cc!sti s"rh dvbts than W vasn ,hs ms,ry
P-s~s's ~sh"s 10 ssh-cs,h- ran 10 .. Nv ,-m,uin~
th~ r'ossy n mall r.k taking the ssee,m Of liz
Postmaster That The MONEY has been SEM:
~ ihs Faprs has ts~R n~ady fur y~svS in of~m
lion. We d--" unnecessary h ray Nuch of IL. pa.t
rsr-cr ~ tainrr rour~e 'sk,ns The last a. = sunr
We nv wiling 8" 'r j" x-i by II,
siliri. nj 10 .~y tina |, IL Democratic pap-,
md viii snieavof ~ maintain the pr,.ip~s Of ,al
T~ny IN ,lsiv parity.
MsrhsFh J~s,aps the h-st location ~, a n.w.ps.
I~r"f ANY other place IN t.s',esn T-sas iisv,ns a
In ~--I " mail fr'h Shreveport and getting great
many iarr by the ,nrc,s bo.is that run in e Red
k'svs trade ~ are Enabled lay h~Ee- cur reader,
N NJ ,"frr'ns laier news hsn il~y ran oha ,ir.sh
ary other channel b.smi-.. We have . valuable e.
change lnt Il near s'iiy JssJ~p and n,asasln~s -m
hfar''s "ser 81 ,'~ most popular pubcst,on. IN the
c'anry From there Ne have the hest fac,lit,,. 10,
making AZ interesting pap-v.
Politics. u-ws. literary selections. r,ad a,ticIe.
~dncn'h"si w'aters III. mafkes. snd every thing cal.
culni-s ~ nd anr~ tie Of our State and uuiry
~, ~ found ~ Il. columns.
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To Adv EkTisERs.

1 IN, TvxAs Rrrraticss is the larrss, wcrkly pa
= ~ Eastern I-la. l., frnia',on chiefly ~ that
rs~n Of cu,,n,ry .n,hrsev wi'hn The honndnri". "i
~ River ald the triri,y. The eoauSms pf iIsr'
.tas. Titus Bowie Red River Fam IN. Lamar,
sk,ns Colin, p.hrt Smith. th-r'k'- kn.k "a
- shelby San Augustine. and Nnr"r'icch IN
bsss aud the parishes n taddo a"'l l'r Soto. IN
bnsana. hav rvcrira Vi. Hepnhcnn lih~rnI
r~i. and vide and r-pil' n-r-as,ne circulation
jtr@- coun'iea IN Texas. embrace the inst desirable
kron II lhs State, and ,,r,ng We'll adapted tn the
plnr- II GOTTEN sw spd'y -si'lias with wealthy
n i,~iu.tr~a. r-,psia',on. They arr sir.ah, carnbr
slJ,ng annually Ia the resrr-frr ~ New Orleans
The srtc!r nf c"iios. slnnr ~ ssntM. In 'hs 20
n II cnn,i.y the p,ro'aiion ~ whle' mn-i b near
biiUy mia h,Anis the N-pnbran Is located
The k-p,blsan offrr. fine Inducements TO adsef
Aeet h.x T. ~ l,n,n.. nal nh.pud
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Mail iFfangemt lis,

Eastern Mil. Via; ,Afetcor', La Arrive. on
|s~lsy. Thursday and Saturday.. leaves Wed
ras,s. Fridays. and Sunday.
Esssrn Null, VIA, N,wsfrid, Li. Arrive. on
(%ine-,ixvs And saturdays tAvea IN Mondays and
|A~r.days
by. tuesday,. and Frdsys iea,esNn Monday
lrls,.-.!ay. and Saturdays.
|woH,rs Mui. via TNler ARRIVES on Tuc-''nys
n Saturday. le,,cs nn Sundays and Wednesdays
Northern Nii. VIA Agrson - r,,.. "n Tuc-
y. and Saturday,; leaves IN Wednesdays, |f'
y. ani Sundays
Fss,n Nar.haH 10 6s,imr - A,uye. on Tn 'rsdsys.
n,s. ~ tue-iav-
I,en Marshall Ia P.u C,'ddo - Leaves on Tues
Ia and tr,.iyys arrives sufn. days
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ET"rERS OF administration were granted
IL TO the undersigned on the estate Of John
+. Haden, deceased. a, the March term, 1883,
by the county court pertaining TO the estates
Of deceased persons, held N aud for Pamela
county. Texas. This Is, therefore. to notify
all persons having CLAIMS against SAID estate
to present them. duly authenticated. within the
time prescribed by law, aud those Indebted
viii make immediate payment.
JOSEPH Is. HApEN. Adm.
April III, 1853. n4l-G
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tn + NJ A X X ETS.'
PICAYUNE OFFICE,
FRipAY NiGur. April 3. /

LIVERPOOL rLAsstFIcArIos.
hkslor, 5 g. t:ood M,ddiing. IG4 a IOt
kspusry,. -. 7tasl M,ddlins Far, ne a II
Milling, " . - Fair. ....... nominal
[FLors--rso~ ~ 81 To s. %
rosx -f,mu tii 81, to "a 80
hAcos. Hams fr@a = u lie, clear aides u SIC d.
Aeuki- eli n, "a a SC.
LAwp.--Ats In I'r
Cosvgs IA a gtc.
CnocoLsr1--fsom ? 10 loo.
Su.R- llross,. from To tlc,
B.oaINe -k-niu,ky from lyt 10 l3e.
hsswAS. From ~ Ia 2tr
RLs Worx --kcn,acky. 6! 6ic.
ssiSs --Hr.r % 70 M beer. IN hair i2t 10 Ice.
MOI 4seEx.- Fr~n ~ to 2Atc.
tASuLps.--S ~ 2II u &c.
Ries--At4s 4tc.
- a IS
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Md Of rcnsusn,xin., a hk s.dehrs mar Ns~ns"
n. iA,h day Il April A. D. iso3 !" hss tss'y 'nr ~
~. JowM " MAMsss. Esq. lie Wa na"se ~
krvu,a hst suss .,ssah ~ an early 49, I've go
-. ~ Tssas IN ,stj. astiIed IN lIAs''s, cas,"H
y r,nmenrsd shs praetics N zig lev 81 1sr'~
m he u us,rs otAs,nrd the conttirnrs ~ p'O.'
= Of The cu.~snnnssy. which e@'t'""ed :" 'n.ssn~
[,,s ~ NJ h.s dsesh lls ~as m&a VI ssse. W..
u passAs~ s,s diligence !" e's-'~'s ~, ~
knsms XII k,ss adversary. In he p'"ssSr''s. w."
Em e,s,s.an, a,xi psr-~ssr'us; i"ihs 1.'. :"
I du,,ss W slsas ny wl,usH Ne 49, smp' ~ ".'
.s.,c ,lssi, right. ~,ih dsvass'" 40 -.ns,'~sa
n J,,ruvsssd csws~cs apsvr'st*" ~" ~ '..u.,
49,. vss,tu~s ssni t-sss'.S ~ ~ issf "f"r 'eu
q vpy~shv the iasssatrn al =" ~" sai"e inc
- ~ s.,ersn NJ tlss profession" 40 one -eem~d
~, :, u,dsvpsss1 Ass dasirs t"~ ard h~ sllp~ ri'i'
~. r,ssees~e h>eh s.sssd h's e"'n*s'y and just
E..s, II tts r,sh,s ~ WaNr. u lived uv~." the
~, ,ejs,ns,. y nh I'll te VA devoted hus-
~ a ,r.ss~s ka,l,ss. sad hiWd ssaskr tt~sth had
,r,r,,e- IN HIN bp ,race was tasds, iss dsrd csn
"a and sul,es.isr ~ the rIssc'se II clear faith,
q an u,.i..,~ss.Cssd cosssHWnsoa ~mh ss.l Tie has
a ~re~ IN m,ly child and Iasss csrris Of k,sswis
n t,ia,s,s. Il. rgsri hs DEATH Hut IN The loss II
= ! man ti,.ss h.~- ears ans stricken with .os.
= find rssoa,ss, ,,sa only ~ ts pos' II h. lit,
m The n..uransc that ~ asssi srcsvs<d " M Col.
n % sn,esed upun his dsss,ss<d felicity.
r. a, r-sr's ''f- ~sss ~ sses 'hr mosnss,aHns.
4is| l.-.s npl dvaN behind the daske'~-i Ne.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

IN or-r \. sitr more ni.nsi IN our ADVERTISING col
49, We have concluded 10 give l'., Of onr ad,ef
em~n
n>wRmALL AND WARaIsoS COUNTY.
NerrAssss.--P-,r- Tayhr. A. tnr,i.; Ward 4
,swa; J. H. Wil.on, t:rvs 4 Key; " Levy; W
Adsm. J j t'ss,u,h; e II. Wism. 4 Co.,
1l~'ksd; ". " tehh 4 Ia P"ri sddo
issss,ss Mcdonald 4 SANDER; f",'ns 4 collins
b'sh large establishments
Ass'c NcAosls -. S"m's~rs Miss A. > Jnnr
NsAaol, - NnsOnc Female Institute MARSHALL
6,o4,. -Nm,ns Il johnson Gregg 4 Key
Psys,em~,. SO No~ns a John.an; W t"moS'
.. Alexander; H.F Dsi; y A. Morgan, fr'i'
Pesissasfs- - sr~y A.kew
liz. vsr.--t. n A.iaa~ Y. a. Patille G. f~
b; Jnn~s ~ Morph,. =, Mo"r~ tlvqs " J.
hi Edward t'iarA: 4 A.k.w J.. r Wsslsil
So'ary Psa,e.--j. = Bl>iArk. ten miles West Of
iist.s- Planter iin,-l--' Uncle joe proprietor
k~sai~g lfssse. Mn Sim.
F,c~sI Fss~.lsy Wsxcs nsd Carr,aSs Msl'"r. and
- xssfAisf. -John tcrsns"
r. Ws,r,--J. Va" ii..A.
lis~ss Ca,y'~stsrue, - isl.nkrn,t.sp 4 Iposhcry.
Taslsrs~x Ill beNaIrs; b. y rhmnT-on.
| Rims lsssrssee tc~t~ss b. Todd. Agent.
b. ssvr... t;siisry.--M, A.srSkle. North of Re.
IA IN, sdy.r,.-e the DIAN Cotton Sr~d =, wsr
Vivssys. narhsii. and II Povt CasJo and JONES'
w. D. Ward. advertise. one thousand oa"rs'
)ihine IN ,ate.
,GtIA-ssid I xss1rrs advertise fresh t'ar'en s-eds
~ G5vstssS asiSev1sv~s t~9w runaway
F,vs,y y, nss,e~ =" ,Tr~gAss~u IN his land
q u. Asrr,ss Ads-rises sts'''a' "ssks.
Na G. Mbjsx adves ses ten acrs IN with mpose
ss-.s.s NsCs-. .ds.rs.. Na~hsl' i'o.s' fo'
~. 49,
| Ad.ss;s,ss;ss Nst,css - Essass Of D, x Fisher /;
sths W Arbess assa ~ssslM#e
NJ AAssstiMusafs.--Csrd II IN Z DIAL ~
~. w Pprv, Tnytss. assi Cars sal'' by
~ ssa "a. rnss aAAe y~sm a.'i I.'"s"' "ss -
Aas,Ass 4 ~ sdvsnI,smessk ~ A.hms., nd
ssss. llsa~ssssspftss snnh,nAmeas. J'hn inss..
lss aid Sssss ~ O.. Ns~ Uv:ssss. adss'''s the"
N.~s..~rs-Ts. - n,s.s rsssla.. Farm. l. Fcs-
=. evssas~s IT. vssas 1sssAaassa 4 " L"sh'
tas~SS .s-rr.ay,srsa.., ~. \ =. s,ss!.s Gum
sss.el. ~. NJ Tslts. easaiss. ~. N, Tsek~'
SuveaneoN.
| nnv,A,sap.--vssl 4 jssNta; 1sAa oahias J. "
IN ny t;s.. ~ 0ss.ssss
49, -tst~s -, 0s'y' JsaIsssa fss'
-. JarA~.a. ~. 49,
- ~ tlitass 4 eash.
NS - - --Nsksa. Tsylas. = c. 4. "
MISCELLANEOUS.
] lxuvs-w. Y. Es.Iii; Arsesr.a = Ph:es; -
- se:n.yi Es:s''s' -. s:s.S' ~ ~ -
- I. 49, hs nspssak.
SasRsnn0nJ.
~ I Ds,ssis. ss:e !. aad dsale. !: n.
hw.l.y. - - ! rss's' 4 T''a'
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new SPRING GOODS

IyST recciv' and opening new and splen-
q did assortment Of SPRING 0OODN.for
town and country trade, embracing an extern
.ve line of Staple Domestic; Foreign and
Fancy Goods; together with = complete stock
Of ladie. and gents wearing apparel from the
crown Of the head TO the soh Of the josa. Iron
castings, hardware. grndstonr-, qursns~arc,
ssddlery. etc etc vii Of which our friends
and customers are invited to call, price, and buy
as al three are synonymous, At our present re-
dueed prices.
WARD Il ViVION.
Fob. -, 1859 n33-tf
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HOUSE CARPENTERlNG.

TIVE undersigned having entered into CO..
l partnership in the house eArpentcr,ng
business, would respectfully inform the ell.
Gems Of Marshall nnd vicinity. that they are
prepn.ed TO execute al orders 10 their limo. in
. speedy and orA rnnnIik~ manner They arr
prepared To take contract, Tor building ~ 6n.
'-hing houses. making sash and doors 10
order.
Their shop il located neat the southwest
corner Of the public square. They hops to
get share Of public patronage.
+. }. LOtGHERY,
J. Z. BLA\kENSilir
March 8, 1853 "
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MCDONALD / SANDERS.

Al ne old sia~d i Essss. Ssate.s 4 G..
Wssi " tAs FsLlx Sqeses, S'' Ssv Nerd
n Essaa. 0rx9. 4 kC's
NCALERU IN druS~ u'edssines. ~ chem
IL lsals, paints, dye stuffs, glass ware, pr
fumesy. line sosPs, steel pens, superior ws,''ni
,uk and paper. patent medicines OF 81, kinds
wines and brady for medical purposes. y
-eians descriptions carefully put UP
hsnr4. Purchaser Nv 1'~avs lind ~
tab.ishueui, fic.s sua 0uaiufrrsts' ~"
sn.l sa.e tsef soioe'. 81 great 50
this mas.e. 81 q.a Nsss.- a.' mt.f'a
anime our stock, which ~ .>iue e.r ani
suppii~d. -.
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nxe--.., ~ ropny an HE s'n is.l.. u r,esm o.
u. m AMANDA Z. CkAAx. wife Of sp,an n "
tbsA
4 M Clark was young sk< was leiwven twenty
,w,ny one years ~ ae- =, the lime VI her dcah
- ~. p., opening To her he sr~ues II u-faio
q Gas~ ~a. b''ght before i'rs, " hen 'ts VA. sud-
en- called fr'm Ike Ia death, frsn linz To pssnor
M, The household over which = presided. de
Lu.nx cossien aud bspp.ness. r. rendered de.oiaie
4 ms .ad h.reav~snen, = husband h bowed down
k,,h rr<f children. 10 HON III. was eodcs nj wi,
4 slst,rned with is~r presence mtse IL all The
Lspos o: life, Mr.. C'nrk sustained lr ru~Ii IN he
manner. Nod.st and unassnnins in her
ga,urr,. she ~ss generally beloved an, respected
n "a. considered G.s.i win = kind mother and
NJ mother AID an eicelIsui n~,ghhor Lie. with
A IL carr. and ans,-,.rs has ned. The hogs Is con
{den, lndnsed that rhe has entered the J.fia!s of
Brighter and hapT',cr es's,cnce Blessed are tins
IN IN h-an, fos they shsil s-e God
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NEW SPRING coo ~.

TIME undersigned bsg. leave to s'.sUrm his
i friend. and th~ public generally that he
has Just received and Will be siiii receiving
dnr,ag the season. a large and we'll s,iec,~d
stock Of Spring and Summer goods, coh-sss-
ing II staple dry good. together with great
variety Of faacy ladies' dfrs- goods: also a
fine assortment Of ready made cio'h'ng, and
gcntlem-n's furnishing goods, boots. shos..
hats, and caps, groceries and = great many
other things. which h~ will s-Il just ~ ches p
A. they can b. bought IN any retail ss,Ah.
iishment ut New 1rl~rns.
Call and ~xssIl Nor ourselves before pu'-
chasing ei-s~ here.
NJ. LEVY.
Mach IA 1853 ne7-if
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waV0 nT0R q.

THE undersigned having Pawhsscd 10 en-
l. tire ins~r~st 81 IN, WIN: Evans IN We
DruR business, will e"ni,nne ths ssae o. we
M ssasd, where they viii, by clos sPp'sss''n
10 shsss profession, snssaso' to merit sonun.
usnes Of that liberal patronage thsw hewas hsA
hssseofoss ssesived.
MsDDNALD 4 SANDERS.
r.Ir,srv 4 lah3. nS9-tf
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JOHN COLEMAN.
March 10. 1863. "


GREGG Il KEY.
AT THEIR OLD STAND ON TIE CORNER.
West aide OF the Public square,
AnS SOW RECEIVING
rHp LAnoner o1o0K a. oooDI
Ecer Offsd IN mia Markell!
vIN.EY respectfully iav.ie t's a'ten.ion Of
l. their o. cf-lofaoa Jas many lo'd nes
ones ~ they cal .,sl aai buyers gen.plp, -
their present stock wh,c. las beer -ri.ofsd
with great care In tho hest northern marSef-.
Their stock comprises = general and haua-
s0mc assortment Of
SPAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS.
Havdxare. Cutlery. Hsss. Boots. Shoes.
READY MADE CLOTHING.
Tin Ware. China. GIass. and Quesnsware,
Wood We're, etc.
II IN usual for merchants in their ADVERTISE
snen,s to make many fine promises, and hold
out extraordinary Inducements to their Gus
TONERS. Believing the people know Ill Of
this kind Of stuff to bs y humbax, We shalt
make M such promises, and hold out no false
Inducements. But this We do psomI-~--that
we will s-ll you good goods aud =, such prices
~ viii enable you to purchase, and Us To live
We solicit n continuance u the patronage 10
iiberslly extended heretofore.
SCHOOL nooKs.
We have on hand the lsrg~st variety Of
School books. stationery, and al Articles pei
tanning to such trade ever otfervd in Marshall
We would invite the attention Of parents and
teachers
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AAsuimi,t raoivu notice.

FTlEkS Of administration were granted
i to the undersigned at the January term,
(inJ3) Of the county couit pertaining TO the
estate. Of d, ceased persons, held in a for the
county If Harrison, Texas, on the estate OF d.
X. Fisher, deceased. This il. therefore, TO giyv
nouc. 10 all persona having claims against said
estate to present them ~,.hm the time pre-
-crbcd by law. duly authenticated, ami those
indebted 10 the same to make immediate pay
mrht
A. J. McCLARON. Adm.
JULIA H. FISHER. Adm'x.
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4 ----.- --.--.- 9-.- ~ ~ --'-' M n
1ooo0oo - 49, 0sooouoDs y
TIVE erpruajsp oooet q $3.50. 6(7ninlo
e - Nae,hpll lehnp ~. r.. sacs1s,Se =
~ pukHe ~ ~ n ssoaoso q ~ ikeoe
will nnmmnn - ~ ~ 00D0 = ~.
rsssy. nudes ~ 1870 = ~ &c., n
Tsssks,,. 10 III:
Mn II. D. Lazy. ~ Fv,ertvel
Miss E.,xA Buefps. Pripevv Dsssrsnpal.
hi,s AAAnRlLA lRssrr9 lusf. Nueie Pt1od
- sss An~;ne ~ pbnrv vveck
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p. --1-.A~-...A.
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v~-''...r" ava -
a,c..n ir."'s .-r,.-.,..,x -
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THE u.sasssigaed has received
and u nev~Psniwe q HE NJ.
sssaA. ssss dsss nevsh 4 NcOon.lA
/ Asndef.' Drae $3.50 gsn<..l and carefully
uels~t~d stoeh u ssGga aa1 doos~tie ny
scoAs, snbs.sias risshiag. bssta, sAoss, Aasa,
Sesssts, qssssswsss. hns1wsss. sst!s.y, ee@sa.
10 -. y vhsh - 49, sssf.sas!ly ss.',ss
p.hte st>sstisa. NJ Anaaess htnss4 ~ =
- p,esss svea ~ nses eneli4eeA ~ saas
4 M y 70 ,hss ls;ssss1 y al esesss ~
sAeaiNe siaswhsss. LIZ.
49,. call saA saAolne. ~ sees
~ ~ ephit,tisa q gseea ...s...
Avrs = ,esa
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m, fsssssl u ~ lsss (ss". }. ". Rooeeas,
~ + ps-sshsd u NJ hss ssstdss<s IN w As.t
49, in May, BY Rev. 7. y. " il,on. :, which
~ ne b~viai r+r masiss NJ IN Assnnir FRI.
Estv win tsAs -, His A:irrds and H.
Er6rva If me fisasswity srn~rsl'y. sss res
L,ssa;ly invited 10 attend on ths occfsson.
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REMAINING N ~ fsss ~ II M.
shall. on ths lss April. 1853, Su1eh " No.
taken ost bstsss W. 9osA u Jsms ssxs. will
h. ssss " Tie Gssssai Pssl OlIss ~ dsad
lsttssA
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MArshall 1aasic sch~ol.

MArsha1l 11aslc ocho0l.
- THIS School will open it,
hmm regular session on the fret
dsy in February, 1883. and cop:inse I've d
II will b. under the supervision VI Pr
J. SrAsxss, whoss reputation ~ Teal
we'll knowu to all who have attended his
lie concerts and witnessed the anpavnllel
prov~me,i Of his pupils The room i
ni-hed with a sufficient number Of
Guitars, Accordian's and other instrusner
accommodate = large number VI pupiis
give them superior advantages.
All persons taking lessons will b ~
to practice one hour 81 least, In each d.
NEE, once in each week, to receive iss,r.
in the general principles u toe thsor.
practice Of vocal music.
TEaEs:
For instrumental On Piano with u.s.
Of instrumsat D.
On Guitar -
II All persons will b. charged frou
time they commence, payable Al the end
session. Reference 10 all patronA
Jan. %. 1883 noO