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Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-05-31
Bcnham q. Nelson
VS. Petition for the as
James Davenport and sgnmcnt of Dover.
William IL. Langley,

James Davenport and fsignmcnt of Dover.
William II. Langley,
The said James Davenport
and William H. Langley are hereby notified
that OH the 2nd day OF May A. D. 1853, Ben
ham G. Nelson OF Lawrence county Ohio, filed
in the court OF common pleas OF the county Of
Lawrence, state Of Ohio, Bill in Chancery
against the said James Davenport and William
H. Langley, the object and prayer of which
Bill is the assignment 10 the said Benham g.
Nelson of the Dover interest Of Cynthia Ann
Davenport in the following described lands
situate in the county Of Lawrence and state of
Ohio, and in the District of la. dsSbiect 10 sale
| al Chillicothe Ohio, and bounded and des.
cribed as follows, to wit: The south east quar-
ter OF the south east quarter of section No. thir-
teen ;l3) of township No. three (3) of Range
No eighteen lSl containing forty acres, be the
same more or less. Also the north east quarter
OF the north east quarter Of section No. twenty
four [24l of township No. three 81 of Range No
eighteen l1S] containing forty acres, be the
same more or less.-The said Lands being
owned by Uriah Davenport deceased, in fee
simple and Cynthia Ann Davenport his widow,
having conveyed her said Dover interest in
said lands to the said Benham G. Nelson. And
the said James Davenport and William II
Langley are farther notified that unless the,
appear and plead answer, or demur to the sais
Bill within sixty days after the next term o.
said court, the said Benham c. Nelson at tht
Term next after the expiration of the said sixt,
days will apply to said court to take the mat
ters of the Bill as confessed and to decree there
on accordingly.
May sdls53.l LEFT 4 HAWLEY.
i 6w Solicitors for complainant.
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KEEP Il 11Toaz THE paopLE.

keep II before the people"
That the earth was made for man:
That howen were strown,
And fruits were grown.
To bless and never to ban!
That sun and rain,
And corn and grain,
Aic yours and mine. my brotherl
Free gifts from Heaven. .,.
And freely given,
To one, a. well as another
"Keep II before the people"
That man is the image Of God, -
Whose limbs or soul
We may not control
With shackle, or shame, or rodl
We may not be sold
For silver or gold,
Neither You nor /, my brother;
For freedom was given
l,y God from Heaven,
10 one as well as duOlncI!
"Kcep II before the people "
That famine, and crime, and wo!
Forever abide
Still side by side,
With luxury's dazzling show;
That Lazarus crawls
From Dives halls,/
And starves at his s4te, my brother!
Yet life was given
BY God from Heaven.
To one as we'll as another!
"Keep it before the people"
That the laborer claims his need
The right Of soil
The right to toll,
From spur and brtdle freed
The right to hear
And the right 10 share
With you and me. my brother,
Whatever is given
by God from Heaven,
To ono as we'll rs another!
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n~ TAKE NOTfCE-@a
YUHAT H. 4 R. LEFT have large supply
of Bosrds and Shingles on hand at their
Lumber Yard in Portsmouth. They have plen.
~ Of long Shingles, warranted. manufactured
IN the best manner, which they will ship to OF
Jer .,..'.....{ s,y,.. l9tf ,
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Appointments by the President.

Appointments by the President.
Minister plcnipotentiary to Great
Britain james Buchanan, Of Pennsylva'
mia. Secretary delegation, Jno. apple
ton. Of Maine.
Minister plcnipo,entiary to SPain'
Pierre Soulc ofLouisiann.
Minister Plenipotentiary to Russia
Thomas II. Seymour Of Connecticut
Minister plenipo.en,iary to Mexico
James Gadsden Of South Carolina Sec.
setary Of legation. John Grips, of Cali.
fornia.
Minister plenipotentiary to Prussia
Peter D. Vroom, Of New Jersey.
Minister plcnipote"tinry to Central A.
merica Solon Borland Of Arkansas.
Secretary Of legation Frederick A.
Beelen, Of Pennsylvania.
Minister plcniputen,iary 10 Brazil,
William Trousdalc Of Tennessee.
Minister plcnipotentiary to cl.ili Sam.
uel Medary, ofO';io.
Minister plcnipo,cn,ary to Peru,
John r Clay, (latc Charge d'Adaires
in Peru and formerly Secretary Of Lega.
ton in Russia and Austria,)
Theodore S Fay Qong Secretary Of
Legation at Berlin,) Minister Residen,
in Switzerland.
CHANGES p'AFFAIREs.
u Seibles, Of Alabama, fos Bclgi.
August Belmont, Of New York, Tor
Netherlands,
Richard X Mead, Of Virginia, for Sar'
DINA.
Charles Levi Woodbury. Of Muss. for
Bolivia.
Henry R Jackson, Of Georgia. fo'
Austria.
Robert D Owen, ofIndiana, for the two
Sicilies.
Henry Bedinger, Of Virginia Tor Den
mark.
VIM H Bissell, oflllinois for Bueno:
Ayers. =, >
Granada.
Shelton F Lcake, Of Virginia, Com
missioner 10 the Hawaiian Islands.
coNsULs.
Charles L Denman, Of California, a
Acapulco.
Edward de Leon, ofSouth Carolina a
Alexandria.
David S Lee Of Iowa, at Basle.
Alferd Gilmore, Of Pennsylvania, a
Bordeaux.
John w Howdin, Of Ohio, at Bermu
da.
VIM Hillerbrand, Of Wisconsion, a
Bremen. i,
Dennis Mullin Of New York at Cork
MI Lynch, OF Illinois. at Dublin.
VIII DeWolf, Of Rhode Island, Q
A M Clayton. Of Mississippi. at HI
vana.
James keenan,. Of Pennsylvania,
Hong Kong.
BENZ F Angel, ofNew York. at Hor
olulu.
SM Johnson, Of Michigan. at Han
burg.
Geo w Chase, Of Maine, at Lanain
Nath Hawthorne, Of Massachusetts,
Liverpool. fag1A ,$lE gag!.
james NJ Tarleton, Of Alabama,
Melbourne. ,.s,., 4. 4s,...,...rq
Thss w Ward. ofTexas, at Panam
Duncan R McRea, Of North Carolin
Robt G Scott, of Virgins. at Rio
Janeiro.
Charles J Helm, Of Kentucky. at
Wn B Plato. ofllllnois, !. 7 Tala.Iha 4
no. , y Nlf,5 SAL C' 9b sst 3
Wyndham Robertson. Of Louisian
,t Trieste. e'A f,'lsAs'g ~ ~
John Hubbard, Of Maine, at Trinid'
Reuben Wood. Of Ohio, At vslpsr,
-. Donald g Mitchell. Of connsctic'
at Venice ,la
Geo: ? Goudi. of Psanvivsnis;'
Zulich. - q 'ftAAsN y /.
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10000 lbs >up'r County cured Bacon,
5000 City
100 Kegs Tar,
Is, GOO gals Stone Ware,
100 Bush. Dried Apples,
80 d" Peaches,
$50 " Beans,
100 bbls Potatoes,
80 Bales OF Hay,
500 Bushels Oats,
200 " Corn,
100 Bags Corn Meal,
10 Bbls pure Cider Vinegar.
Just received and for sale on very reasonable
terms by ID. II. CLARK.
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rs HEREBY CT ZEN, That the partnership,
heretofore existing between s. P. Calvin and
Fletcher Golden, as Attorneys at law, is this
day declared dissolved Our clients are re.
qested to select either o! the two 10 attend e
unfinished business. They src also Iequsted,
in settling, to pay no more than one half Of the
charges already made TO either Of said firm, bu,
10 pay one half to eaeh. And ali charges OF
unfinished business will be paid 10 the possor
employed. FLETCHER GOLDEN. z
!. Nay Gath, 1883. f'isas- ss''
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0S0DnvE-M.N -.

WE have on hand. and for sale, every sxs
w and quality Of C0FFINs. Orders will
be filed according TO directions, without delay.
rrAlso on hand good IlgAsss. with quiet
horse. and cerefu! driver, ready fer Servies
whenever required.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

AUMINISI nh w 3NV41OO.
, NOTICE Is hereby given, that the subscriber
has been appointed and tuali6ed. as Admins.
trstor on ~ Estate of John Patteryou late Of
Larssencs County, deceaSed. May nth 1868.
=. piifJAMIN q. NEAL AanI.
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EERESH PEACHES. A few cans still on
~ hsnd. cslISoon II you waut any.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-05-31
CONFECTIONERY.
WHOLESALE q Retail,

TINHE subscribers would inform the citizens Of
Ironton, of Lawrence and the adjoining
conties that they have recently fitted up q
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BAKERY AND
CONFECTIONERY in the town Of lronton,
where they will be able to supply at all times
merchants and others with cRAoKsas. BAEAp and
CAKE Of any description, and every variety Of
confectionery in any quantity to snit rurcHnsrse
/ All orders will be filed on most reasonable
terms, and on the shortest notice.
Attention OF merchants is respectfully invited
fS H.& 1. COLE.
Eiapt Street, Iroaton January. 1851 si
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SAVE YOUR EXPENSES.
MOXLEY & BARBER,

WHOLESALE & RETAIL DEALERS,
-A IN Drugs Chemicals, Medicines,
~ Paints, Oils, varnshcs. Turpcnlinc,
Nj Dye Stuhs Window Glass Glass
ware, SnuGS, Tobacco Cigars, Spi-
IS ccs, Patent Medicines, Pcrlumcry,
Fancy Articles, Stationary Blank Books, &c,
Have Just received, and will keep constant
ly on hand a large and well selected assort-
ment of the above articles, and all others usu.
ally kept in Drug Stores, which they Will sell
at the lowest cash prices. Every article sold
by us is warranted TO be pure, fresh and gcnu =
inc. Particular attention will be paid to liiling
Physicians orders, and putting up prescriptions,
family compounds, and preparations OF all
kinds We invite those wishing articles i'll our
line, to call, as we feel assured that VIC can
make it TO their interest to purchase Of us.
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FNTBw YORK BsskpA<ss l'ls,r. only Z ~
IN sacks isA. y. Z r..
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-10-22

I

We publish very interesting letter from
NJ Ewing prominent memhcr Of Congress
from the State Of Kentucky Mr.. f. advances
conclusive arguments guin~t the construction
OF surh mammoth work bv the federal ROY
'ruu'rti md shows that the road can aud will
he hh Il bA private enterprise. lie makes good
our position on that point. and t. acliog Of
business ucn and capitalist, eanchr. the nail.
Already Mr.. X " alk,r. ON behalf nf hm.cjf
aud friend, has subscribed ten hons of dol.
lars, AMI Mr.. Newbold, Of Albany, and others,
neat, three millions Ia the stock Of the New
York Atlantic, and pac tie Railroad COMPANY,
Whose capital s,oca rs one hundred nj lhou, Of
dollars. The Herald says that the route tor
which this company have indicated lhcir prclsr-
rn,r, BIS ilie mo-l suutnefIy route, through
Texas, aod tia II paso del Norte, and Col.
Junction vllt thr Great Colorado 1T tie Gulf
of California theme, we,l Hrd to San Diego
bot tire Herald presume. that they vii urqu.
rsoc loo the decision of hr government. # their
terms arc to7ericd ia regard 10 the right OF
WAY, pub.r nitl- Sc. -, nov admitted ou
all hard, 3, HAT rrc,idtpi Picrg, administration
is opposed to the construction OF the road by
the icdrra gr,crumeut--a hence private and
corpomtc cut,rpt,.c hu- >ci about ihr wor.
and vii surely construct il h,ttcr and more
safely than the Government can, even If The
latter Ntrc not inhibited hy the Constitution.
NLL.null In.ulr.r
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YlstDs1'El TVS
TEXAS REPl BLICAN

,,,ur TEXAS NJ, Hi.l, ~ some nf NJ" litV'st
',,-'e. pnhlt.hrd iu Eastern i-w~. nnd ,uuiau,-
~. amount nf reading maitet than ans ,uuutf,
- 90 teas ~ LOUISIANA
P'ht nubii.hrd al the low pre-" 50 80 W w go
al the iirr- VI is-' rtniif - M Il pad co.
,,n. e 81 nuif payment b- delayed uni after
w .,h.g,,rr. taken an 81 llir county without the
,,,. ,r,ynrnf a. W. have iouud u more trouble 80
~, Ia, n debts than To earn ih" money
-. d, hing H. rii,' can u hy rrmitiipe
az .,o,e, d, mail n nuf rst nktp The r'ceini nl li.r
p.t,o4.irf that the mau~y hn, hrru SEN.
a. ihi- pip-f ha~ beech nearly four trnr 90 oTrH
80 a.. deem u unnecessary To- ~ much ni iis lai
=, s- 6ttu-, Ynlrs- talking Sire past ~ gtGdr,
-. ,,tlus 81 be- Judged ht d.
Il 3. .iiiirrut 10 -at. th4t It D. democratic pafsr
49,. adj rn.i,H,sor IN maintain the rfiueip NJ thni
~. an their pnni,
Marshal 3. perhaps tir hrsi lps,tou ;nt nsw.fa
-, ef an, other place iu i4tst"ru l~Nas Having ~
,,n,,l is mail from Shreveport, 'Hi getting ef"u
,nv n,t-rs b, the ,ar,nl. bnais 'iat run n tr Rod
M, in,e We arc ri,ahed :. has irior. our rratrr~
~ al, mt rof later n-Ns than lhrN fan obtain through
.nf other channel k,-tass 80 have Valuable rr-
,t,rer isl u nu.t si,Y paper. nnd magazine. ~
baens sam. at thr most pp1l,r pnhlrRipt- m ii'"
,,unift From cheer have The bat facilities Goo
n,skinr 900 iutrrf-iiue paper
Pahtif- news. literary .-lT'ilnrs. rt"ad t'ne'~s
.ii,aauii matter. H.. pmrh'la nut every thing cat
,ait,l tnus tho ini~t-t of our STATE and 'uutfv
~ h. iound ~ ". rolumu-.
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own, wc have seen the gol discovery, ap.
pafcuily only hkel, To enrich few adven
tufcrs. set like ,ha, similar discovery which
FASTENED the popping OF America, occasion
an empire 80 spring up upon the Pacific sea.
board ike ia. pnl,re OF ti1dljn, A. it'wrre,
~ night And lust as we are extending
our hand to grasp the trade of ASIA
which has been the great pflfe sought after
hy every CONNIE rial uHtipn since The bt.
Cunning OF history natiou of bundreds
of millions upon that distant shore, who
have slept for centuries through the long
hdeous night of superstition, barbarism
and slavery have aroused themselves and
hurrd from their temples ihrir false gods
and from their thrones their i,lser }yruut.--
almost litcrall, fulfilling the yorty Of thc
ancien, prophet vino sang Of the uatjou
bora in q day aud they opeu their sffn- To-
receive cur trade our religion aud perhaps
even our institutions. The star OF Chris,
tan civilization which rose over tn, wise
men who came FROM tho East hiss kept 10.
westward va, A. steadily add inevitably as
the sun IN the heavens, aud u, orbit must
euclrclr the earth
have the honor tn lr. g..
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Tur pssriLrNcr Ar NicKsn,R nc The
Sexton. report for the l1th, 18Th, and
10Th. Published in the Wing of The 20,h,
shows 90 diniuutiou or abatement OF the
disease. The Wing says the dread pes'i-
leuce still hovers over aud envelopes the
city in gloom business is perfectly stag
uant, aud nothing is now thought OF, or
talked Of scarcely, but the condition Of the
.,ck, ana the means OF vi evla,ing the dis
trtss which the terrific sc1nrgo has inflicted
upon them. The weather was beautiful for
a lew DAYS, up 10 sunday night aud the
physicians were i;ieInej 80 the belief thai
lew new cases were Occurring, aud they Of
suilier type .hsu previously. Dn ves'er =
dAv, however, the atmosphere was damp,
viii, North vipd. aud it is feared that the
current may again change. We sincerely
trust that this may not be SO, but that We
arc over the worst, aud that hereafter we
mav he authorized to make more favor able
reports
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" Cave, Of \acogdocbes. VIM " Msssen.

ger, OF Ru-k, Secretaries
All o. whrh is respectfully Submitted.
X X GASrO\, Chairman.
On motion. the report was received, and
the Comm,,ae discharged.
The Committee on rules and regulations
reported as follows
COMMITTEE Koox.
Rusk. October 3. 1853.
nor J l. Ha-g. Pre,iIsaf offas Convention
Your Committee on rules and regula.
lions. beg leave to report ths' they recon.
neud the adoption by this Convention, Of
the rules aud regulations. OF the last reRu.
lar session Of our State Legislature. 40 far
As they may he applicable Tor the govern
meet OF this Convention.
TH0S VI LIkENS. Chairman.
On motion OF 4. Jackson, Of Cherokee,
the report was re-commi,i.d, With ius,fuc-
lions TO report basis Of voting for the
Convection.
The Committee returned the report after
consideration, stating that they were unable
to agree upon the basis Of voting.
The report was. upon motion, adopted.
and the tufnmlitrc discharged.
Col / VI Likeus, Il ku,h. offered the
following,
Ersoirsd. That the basis Of voting in
this Convention To be the same "a tbst
adoptedby the last Apportionment bill Of
this state, AID thu, where by ,bs, bill a
county represented IN the Convention shall
have 40 vote II shall be SLOWED one vote.
Judge CHARLES :. Iaylor, OF Naeogdo-
ehcs, offered the following as substitute:
H.s I-,I fIl,.f .a,.I ud
IA thls convention have one vote.
Hored, That the matter bo re referred to
a special committee OF oae fiom each eoun
". Lost
Nored, lha, the question Of amendment
be laid upon the table. Loot
Uorod, That the previous question be
had Carried.
The previous question was then put, and
carried 10 the affirmative.
On motion oil L. Z Mills Of Navarro.
Il w4s
ResoIred, That the ladies Of Cherokee
aud other counties be invited to attend Tho
proceedings of this Convention.
Colonel T VI. I.ikens, OF Hu,k. offered
the following
Resoirsd That M.s.rs Il 4 Mills. of
Navarro, h Holland, of Pamela. and l..
" Gave. ri \scogdoehes. he appointed =
COMMITTEES TO carry into effect The above res.
oullon.
On motion Of 4 Jackson. Of Cherokee,
Mr. ". Croft, was added to the committee.
Ga motion of llon. J X Holland. Of
Pamela, Col T. " Likcns, of Kusk, was
added 10 the committee, rs Chairman.
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PROCEEDINGS
RAJ ROiD COW ENT ION,
ma IN Rus. CheroLes county. on tn,
Bird. An, and 9TH IF Oetob.r. 1893.

N,,ntdInr H. a r,Il made nv n nofiinn
80 a.. MN. a.. \,ya,,o IA ,,,,,,sn ii.,
mn. lt.I. \.,.,.,,,i, ,,,d -.n \u,ustiu.
delegates from ihy various counties respon
dfYe Ia the ca. assembled ut the Court
to,se ,n the tnu,n "a Ru,k. IN Cherokee
enurf,. when. uuan motion of Col I. NJ
iiken.. General j. |. Hose. Of Cherokee
county. wa. cdl.d to the Chair. aud 4
.J,.h,n>. OF IN. same county. appointed
secretary. for the pufpos. OF organizing.
pelcealo. present appeared. and enfolled
th,.f. names a, fellows
taou A>pfasoN cor~rN.
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A Con,,sn,,ponle cor,.suoud.nt al

A Cons'an,uople correspondent Of The
London Tunes writes that he is iniotm.n
that the dispatches received at the foreign
Office ron Vienna, announce the accept.
suce OF III. Porte, ba, .'iIl on the ipdi-ren.
sable condition OF tho evacuation OF the
fnneIpal'lies previous 10 tie new Ambss'
sadnr beng sent from Caustan.nople H.
this dihcalt,. she Austrian Cabinet, az raih
or the Vienna Conference. has proposed a
plan which, It IS hoped. vii satisfy hath
Russia and the Porte 1t has altead, been
dispatched To st r,iershurgh and Cou.;an
,inopl~. from \naa sud some more day.
mu.i pass over before the sns~et esa be re-
ceivsd Al til, same ,ln,e, ~ is stated that ,he.o
/, nothing IN the new plan waldh onsh, not
to satisfy both governments. The greatest
danger now To he appf,h.nded from pro.
efaslinat,on = iu some sod,ien outbreak n,
tonstsnliao,le. and which would Judo ali
that has been done
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-10-22

ri, ,r ,h.. world walked IN ia, stems Al
\foo,.I \,bn.h,d,r,,,r Cx,u. Ne,ar.
a., Omar and Ib,,lem,on. We have
seen \su.leon. the modern incarnation o,
military aud p.litie,I g.nio.. We have seen
ma, ,,,,, M. d,inr .,es to,yards Rome and
a.L ,f b.,a ts,,tb,he ntie.t l., r.re,,c IN.
last c,nc..siou. and tn sauret,fy hi last mo.
,,.,,,. an Ia. rock al -, Helen, On the
,,,b at Anil ls2I h. found himself if
,,..,..d,,fl, attached by liz. mal,dy ol
,,h,rh IA. f,,h-, died From TIN. moment.
.,,. tL. ni,.tsI Biorfsuhv Ia. onl, oc.
ru,,.d himself with the Jut,., oi riety. and
III, Priest OF tiaual was almost cans'nnt
T., with him Na. born IN the Catholic
r.heion.' be said al different tiu-s I
wish u fulfill nh the duties which 10 impos.
o.. aud receive ~ the consultations. ali he
a,., lance which hope for ffom u. Une
ali the eounnuions ot bus caruvity. the
Count Nanlhalou adds. On the 2efb ct
A.al had ptssad jhj.fy. zine uinht. Al the
bed ,ide Of d.. iuperpr. without b,s allow
iug me to bee replaced IN th,s plnu, aud hI>
4n1 and ooh ct Apul lie appeared Co br
concerned tor the fatigue was surle, ing
aud hrsprd m. To irt tae Ahbe tgnaii take
my place. HIS pcr,lstance proved to mr
fh.u h. spoke under Il rre occupaiioa Tor
elm to tie Thought be expressed tp me.
a.. ,,,,,itt..I ma. IA ..,ak to Linn A. 10 a
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-10-22
IRON FOUNDRY.

WE the undersigned ha,-
" ing entered into a go. t~>TS
Partnership, respectfully IN. 90 ~
form our friends and the public generally, that
VIZ are now running the Foundry iorm'rly
carried on under the firm Of Tagar, 4 Re-ho-
rough. situated at Walings Ferry. Ru-k CONT
Y, where we are prepared to manufacture
Turning ploughs Bnll Tongues, Cotton Sera-
per-, Segmen,-, and all kinds of Iron Castings
etc, from the most approved patterns.
All work run a, this furnace warranted.
Two cent. per pound vii. be given for old
casting. taken IN exchange.
NIB Al orders strictly attended to, and
pfomptly exceeded
rAGART Il WARWICK.
"alhng's Ferry, Rn-k co, Oct. !, 90 II u
DISSOLUTION.
I'VE partnership heretofore existing be.
tween the undersigned is by mutual con-
*nl this day dissolved.
The business will be continued by Messrs.
taylor L. Wilson, who have assumed all the
liabilities and will settle up all the business OF
~ afm Vi WIN. N. Taylor & Co"
WIN. 49, TAYLOR,
WIN. NJ iNElt,
D. l.. WILSON.
Marshall, Augu.s 10, 1888 It.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-10-22

4 drunken discharged soldier, named
parrick Gasey. va. found dead Ia front
OF Zllers grocery. 1T Nos''h. lew morn
ines since aud another. named John Nack
lev, d,ed NJ N. residence OF Capt Chap
man, near that ciiy--bolh Killed ny bad
Nhisksv
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70 Hon jos. l.. ifocg, Pres. Coares''on ;
Your Committee. Who we're appoint. d 10
select permanent officers Tor this aonven'
nou. beg leave TO report that they have
chosen
Hon. Jos l. iiegg. Of Cherokee, Presi.
deaf. : 2 iiollng.worth. of ka.k. Joel
D Hicks, OF Cherokee. " q " lowers, OF
Anderson. Chas ) Taylor, Of Nscogdochss.
James Bates, oil Van Zsndi, Chss Egb~rs,
OF Sabine, Nee Presidents, " & Chilean.
a Anderson. \ jackson, of Cherokee. T.
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