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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-02-26

uAiVS MtSiC S1OA,
-. & and ! Gasp ST., 3 doors fro"' e6"a'
~ (lrieous.


Le rn~u IT.. & doors frOae CANA,
Ves. ana S""P 'n'
.ssA ,, 5..;,s. res
-HE Ihk """e'sk" I'M. Inn.
Pfco"''y :" . AL a, b,s Vus;t
lhef .''' ~ .s,u,.u, Of Piano
Ntore' e"e''' "''1 ~ ,,,ees and on accom-.
lss',-,. ,a,,,.
iioda;'Hs term -, ro,,e. mnde b, the
al sns r,.i,pra,ed manufacturers, y E,iber,
A. "a Of Boston, OF rieh tone, ana nh's"'"
beautifully in ro.ew God, black walnut, anu MA.
horauy. ei,h IRON frames, made N 'he NUS
.ul.tau,,sl and ~crkmhnhke manne'' "'N'
,b. Justly celebrated .fo''an f'a"o ,y h,
which. for sweetness oil ,on,' a. ''','d IN N,
cqnalled nc, as f do.s no, REQUIRE tuning
soon''y,"' WV
10, se" ro,s-sn,in'P iano For,es
Tue Nv" ,r,,.',, 0,.,dr,dy.. is also for
thr pave" sb,,.n, Tb,. improve
saic ~ we san. s,,n.ss and bri!iaecy to
n'e"' s,.' "a -, m. durability and strength
'he ufY"' "'", ..nd.r. II capablc. 90 remain
" w -. l., nm. than, those IN Ordinary
ING "'"V" 'V"e''
"' ,v TN i.Acen, 70, Henri Hers celebrated
W. " -. ned, in Paris. For
Grand f'A'es anu 49, y, ,a,.. th,y stand pre-
power anu S"e''"
emllush', -, ,,,,rt,,,y,.J p,lley
%. ~" ~, - I,.,,u,n.ut. from "A !
- W. constantly receiving,
IN" ees' ,''''' ' ,@,. - I'm.
ana 'o' S"'' y" -, exa o.
Serolid- HaHd fah"s i"' NV ~. ,..,,
$500 each, and 'aNen VI pau pay
Pianos , .r.,.o5 ps,t,d. and Ar.
f"'os' "'PA''''
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sA~ REWARD,

- Runaway from the c.
Il living IL niles southeast u
n Texas, on the ssh Of July ~, {
H. man BY the name Of AZAkl
fought snid negro two years 49,
Vs'on Esq, Of Masrhall, and he bsee
from Mobile, Ala lie Is about
age; of black complexion; nix tses
will weigh about l66 Of ITO lbA; -
hts ears and wearca rings In them =!
pcrfo-mes tolerably well on the vio'aAs
will give the above reward Of ~.
negro, II delivered 10 u,e, or placed 4
that get him.
X. b. GATLl!v.
Glade Spring r. o., ifsrrisos -
Jan. Is, 1861.
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ENERAL wholesale and fefdn "r"ce''
II R,csiriag and For@ordi"g M'rca ,,'
Commerce street. opposite steamboat landing,
Shreveport La, viii give street attention 10 Nv
bu. ness entrusted TO h'n care.
Constantly on hard large and well selected ',.,
,toek Of plantation and family groceries, when
are oaered cheap for cash--among wheh are
.ucars teas, fish pork, lard, oils. eoiiees' ehoeo
late. spices, beef, butter, fruits candies, salt
pic.le.. bacon, cheese, syrups, mcolasses' soaps
aour hams, rice, hardware, tobacco, cigars
powders, shot, lead, starch, &c. ,
The highest price paid for cotton h'des' pei
tries. and beeswaX.
Strangers are invited to give M "call ana
examine for themselves.
AZ Orders for the surrounding country care
fully and promptly attended TO- ,,.,
Nav |, 1882. ~ F"
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EXCHANGE OFFICE.

,U>flE undersigned has open.d an EXCHANGE
officE in Nhrerepor, and Is prepared 10
sell Cheeks on all the principal e'iies III 'hs
United State. also to purchase Exchange and
receive Deposits
viii continue TO advance 6" ,oms'shn,'u'S
I'm Wn,e,r. WILLIAMS q Co, Cash or Bagg-
inc and Rope vii pay balances due their
customers at my office, free of charge
y. VI. JOHNSON.
Nhrs,, pert, Ia, Sept ~, 1899.
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~. BROWER \ COS


HOUSE ~ RNisilN VT . YIN T.
I7CsMP STREET SEw ORLEANS
IlllNA, Glass and tarihen"ar'i SliVer
Spoons, Forks, Ladies', &c.; Plated Gas
tors. CsndIe.tieka, MATTERS, Cakc-laskets,
Spoons. Forks, Sc. Britannia 'Teasets'
Pitchers. Urns, Cups. sc. Tin War;: A gen
crsl assortment. Wood.Wars: Tub, Buckets
Broums, Baskets, &c. Brushes Floor Dust
inc, Scrubs, Whilewash, &c. Castings iotS'
Teakei,le., Grddles. &c, J"fdneefy' p" AT,
,rs. Buckets. Boxes. Cutlery; Knives ana
Forks. of all descriptions and qualities. Brass
1ud Iran. Fcndrr-, Audirou-, Shovcls and
fongs. lamps: Ofeyery description, Cook
ing No,cs: The celebrated Republic stove.
in -hort every article required 70 furnish q
house. (rx,epi cabinet furniture and dry s""a-)
being III. most extensive assortment !" any one
store in the city
" Goods for the county packed with extra
care.
Ian 10, 1883.
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FRANCIS ARNOLD.
N ms q n
IIORATIO u. HEWITT, Y

TIORATIO y. HEWITT, tsucce-sor TO
TYLER l. HEWITT riAso forrE Asu aust
DEALER. 30 Camp street, New Orleans. Has
always on hand one Of the largest and most
comrr,e selections OF Piano Foriss in the
southern country. all of winch are gu@nnieed
as GOOD and perfect Instruments. Agents ior
the sale Of A. SronAgT & Co.'S New fofh
Pianos
Thes, Piano. are celebrated for fine quality
Of tone, puretess Of round, and for neat ana
beautiful finish Of exterior Workmanship ana
are considered by the profession, and competent
| judges to be the hue-t Pianos made N IN.
/ United States. Particular attention - requested
| to their splendid SerPc0iinc pattern, WV" rear
/ keys, which s considered one OF the inest no"
made.
/ HALLsrT. DAVIS cos celebrated BosTos
P,Aso.. q, 81. 81, and : octave piecold Piano
Fortes, from the factory Of "Picsel Co,
Paris; also p,aninos, Semi-Orand and Grand
Pianos from the same house.
Old Pianos taken III cseb,nge and part pay
meni..
GUITARS. from the house Of Hall g. Son
Spanish and Freneb patterns, lc Victims. ~
large quauiitc- Mclodeons. Seraphin.-. Or
rans, tluiea. larioneties, Brass Instruments
Of all kinds, Violncellcs, Barjos, strings Tor
all Instruments, and musical merchandise OF AZ
descriptions, wholesale aud retail.
Sheet Music Of all k.ads--muslc received
from the North by every steamer. a- soon ms
published; hurch Books, Instruction Books,
&c.
Particular attention is called to the large and
extensive selection Of Ac, ordcons and fiutinns,
which is the most complete and pericc; selcc.
ton Of these beautiful nsiramsa.sevsr osvfed
/ in the southern market.
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1a.-NjIk md straw Gcods--11.

~ VALE in, & co, ~ Magazine street,
I New Orleans. Nhoisygis DselFrs -, I'M
ported Alapleaad Fancy H'hs aud Airdm Goods'
I.aces. Enibroderies, Gioies, Namuias, Fringes
3raiis. Buttons, Gtmys, rtmmingsy dfhmds
Boaaais. Siras Hai-, kbboas. Arfi6c'al
Flouns, Millinery Articles, aud Rich Fancy
DRESS Goo,is n all kinds. A fall and complete
assorlmeu, of every hing in their ne Of the
very --latest, fashion, Consistently on hand. Count
nv Merchants visiting this City are respectfully
invited to call and examine before purchasing,
e. YALE, JR, 4 co.
81 Magazine street between
Common and Gra,i.r.
Jan 10, 1888
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SCOTT 4 SEtRlAC,

WHOLESALE AND KE1AN. ctOrfliFRs.
So and 60 Canal, corner d Did herr street.
teW Orleans.
DuYERS will Al all times find y large and
ID -sa~onabls stock on hand, Of our own
al very low aud uniform prices.
Also, full stock Of ,h'rls, hosiery gloves, su,-
pendyr.. trunk carpet bags, unbrelias,s,c., etc
JOHN d. SCOTIA co,
80 Nassau 81, Nsm iort.
~ Please take memorandum of our name
and number IN
jan. Y, isj3. n27-ly
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G. =. BEAsLEY L co.

(LtTE OF MARSHALL, TENAN)
Wholesele Groeers end dealers in Wines, h.
quo,s, and Professions, No. "a Canal So,
and II Crossn,an s.. tbeioesR Custom
House aud the Ri.er.)
ITAvE opened a large aud well selected
stock Of the above articles, which they
ufY,r on ~ favorable terms M can be purchased
u, any house in the city Of New Orleans. Per
sans visiting the city will please favor them
with call. All orders promptly and faithfully
attended TO- Dy strict attention to business ihey
hope To give general satisfaction md 10 receive
liberal share Of patronage, particularly from
their Texas friends
Jan. y, 1853. nelly.
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(Slaer's Ro,c under the CRY foteD
aEALERS in boots. shoes, hats, trunks, w.
- li.rs, &c. Persons visiting the city would
do well to drop in at this house. The stock
on band ia large, and .,he quality, style, and
price II the articles II their iie, II IL believed,
viii give satisfaction. the hat department is
nder the charge Of Mr.. Haskell, for many
ears engaged in the hat business, nj No. TO-
Chartres street.
~ poo,- and shoe. made to order In the
best manner aud at the shortest notice
Jan. 4, 1898. may
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A,ICkLES l. co, Drugg'sn and Apaheca-
- RES, Nos. H and 90 Canal street, New
Orleans. Importers Of and wholesale dealers
n drugs, medicines, perfumery, surgical ins'ra
m.nt., DC.
Ship, steamboat. plantation, and tamiv med
cincs put up with particular care, md gnaran.
seed frcs., and genuine.
Jan. 4, 1863. h27-OM
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\IiI.IER, HARRIS, T. WALDO, No. Ts
wi Camp street, New Orleans, Whoi,sal,
AMI Retail D.eieFs IN Hons" Furnishing t;oodS,
Upholstery and Cabinet Furnishing Goods,
Pants, Ods, dc. On hand, very i'rae rs
sortment Of Gilt and Bronx.d Lamps and Ui-
rondoles, Hall Lamp. and Chandeliers; Tea
Trays. various patterns; Table Cutlery Plated,
plan,hed. Tin, Japanned, nni Wooden
Ware; Glassware; plain and coiored Floor
Mating, Soaps Wax, Sperm and Star Can
dies Sperm, Whale, Lard, Lin-eed Nenisioot
and Chemical Oils Spirit Gus, Camphne, Al
cohol aud Turpcniino; paiuis, Of every des-
crp,ion; Brushes Window Glass; Putty,
Sand pss = and Glue, Flowing Polishing,
Scraring, Furniture, Coach Black japan. and
White panar Vurnishc- Cnrl.d tlalr; iiair
Cloth; Springs Gmps; Frinees Taking and
Bed Lace Cords. Ta-sels, DC. Also, picked
and common Moss always for sale.
Jan. II, 1883. v@n!9-ly
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Paper naugiaxy.
TINE attention Of buyers is respectfully
J. called 10 the extensive stock &! wall p,-
papers and borders, both French and American.
for ~ais very low. ut No. 10 Camp street, beng
composed Of the most beautiful patterns ever
imported into this market. Those in wan, Of
the article would do well TO cali and examine
this stock snd learn prices Also. on hand =
general variety Of upholstery goods.
JOSEPH ErrER. 10 Camp q.
Jan. 4, 1889. Ugly
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3. CARTER, Conmissios sn1 Fvrand.
| - ~ Mtrckssf, ~ WAolsseis snd Rstsi
D.a..ttH 0roc<ri.s, PvvvisioHs, Liqaors, Hay,
tsra fssh H4xyix. RAP, r. r.. 4 c
,iaf,- sr,rk Warehouse, corner Of Commerce
ana " ~ s:msts, Shreveport, Il.
lib. al idvanesa made on consignmenta
a Gotten aua MssrhanAiss. Every de-crip.
iion II Goods reeaivsd on storage on moderate
,flBs nS-y.
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N \ " FRA =.

TuE business will be carried osol =
old stand by the undersigned, and
tina, nimbic penny is better than : -
ling, ws'yc cut our prices down v
motto, and are determined TO sell gch
profits, more for cash, and to tsrsr ~
the railroad comes to town. In the =
we would suggest, proinp. payments
scor,s, 10 enable US to carry out orr -
intent towards our customers
WARD 4 WV
Jan. &, 1858. vAs5
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ma CIV. PAINTS. SO.

'1>lIE subscriber hs. on hand. and continual
/ Is receiving large stock Of fresh Drugs
Medicines. chemicals. paints. dis glass e'c, etc
among which are the following Articles:
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ARCAne HOTEL,

NJ an. ~, hstsvss sfskss ssd Grasisr e.. ". o,
RS MukkE. Psovs,gros.
rTNfilS hntel has been entire renovated and
rsti.sed. and In point 81 comfort, elegance,
snA sonys nIsnce. u inferior 70 no hotel in the
ci,v. AN The rsxa4 and Rsd river paper. are
kept % Ais Il this hoass.
rhix hotel hsa this convenience TO persons
whiting The city, nssals can ~ obtained atasar.
b ~ boasA
me-. -, jo64. n26-ly.
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lstnuuhs. Carts, and IauEdvS are.

THE Subscribers being the
s-~--4 sole Agents Tor The sale Of III
~ Mayssillc (kyl PLOiGHN,
of The eaicbrstrd manufactures Of Hall and
G.llenger. have in store large assortment Of
their east and wrough, IRON Ploughs, winch
,n,, offer at manufacturer. precsS
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NEW rnnM.

~ - ~ = = uoN8e
ESSRS. PIERCE l. TAY1O&q
Nl TO inform their friends and rsela
they have associated Capt, Jan,es y.
tho mercantile business with theA =
AFTER the business Of the firm ~ y e
under the name and style Of piesee,
Curtis. They will continue a ~
on the corner neat Une!s jss'A ~
receive, and continue q ressivAa
sortment Of every artiels IA lissis ~
ness, which, in addition to their Pr
will supply the wants Of every casts!
beg leave to return their thaaka
toners for past favors, and hop
continuance u th~ir pstscmage, 4
tion 10 business, hoassty, ard TT
insure Il.
Al thoss indebted t. r. Q. Pise
nrn Of Piers 4 Tsyles. will pssaa
settls up. 80 d
o. J. TAl
J. \. coz
Jan. Is, 1853.
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Medical card.

DRS, YOUNG Il JOHNSON, respa
- announce to their friends and pstssa
they have associated themselves ,cgethWl
practice Of medicine in ils various ~
Office up stairs in DR.. foanes brick ~
south side of the public square.
Marshall. Texas, April II. 1854
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500 dozen shoveis and spades, assorted,
Amea, Row lands, aud other makes
$50 tons Sayesy n Co.'S castings, consist
Ing of pots, ovens, spiders, hredos-,
caaidrons, etc, cite
'olegne Nil Stones, Mn Irons, and Bolt
Cloths, together with full assortment 81
# hardwr'e, cutlery. guns, etc
ler Ori,anS. Jan. \, 1853. a21-En'
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On In lWhIHut 7 WE
Tn, undersigned having withdrawn MS COW
-. ~. ,,am the board Of Underwriters Is
n,en 10 issue policies for the Respective
p'f''a ,n.u,s,re. in the above old and very
N Nn'a .nmn,ni.., against loss or danger on
r. r;ro Marine. and Inland Risks, and o" ,he
,;.e. 81 Whites and Slaves, on t''e mos' hoe'
~ Nv ,s'. d,.crininatinr according 10 hazard
A. %nnIy 70 c. c. LATHROp, Agent,
Apply " W Camp street.
The undersigned /. suh.sgcnt for the above
compan, and j. prepared and 'n,'y h"'"o., ~,
to take any sIss- coming "no,f 'n rchn
the policies. :, =, ~ Ts,as
ie.9-ly sn'i'h''""' N"''
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r c. EVERETT, {. G. GALLOWAY, Z
81. ". Dixon. .st,orncys at Law.
Address Galloway 4 Dixon, 0lu
shnr county; J. c. Everett. Marshall n
county, Texas.
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W. EAwLlHs. il. ". DUNCAN
DAWILNS, DUNCAN l. Co., Cotton Fac
III tors and Commission Merchants, No. 50
Garondeles Street, New Orleans. MS y
Ksvgx vo--James Y. Collier, Coloocl {. II.
Cooper, W. s. Sanders, J. +. Koseborongh,
Joseph ~ Taylor, Harrison county; DR.. John
W. Massie, J. J. Holloway Rusk county; N.
Trawick Jefferson.
We will furnish Baeeine, Rope. and Plan
tation supplies to Planters shipping to the
above house.
EVANS, GREGG. L. KEY.
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s' H'"iI
'.ie a.oe1 ta.,s. op ite 1.i.wr ..
rls tlus .aee. OIL. i.sra- UL
sl.s o can 80 li. uo4..d.. ~ -..
'fis s4sH thai Hr-.lls .. 10 rat
.ho elana iba, dino l.s lyr .t.k.
g'be tov ibat on ls boa. s.0e.
The sur taa. ll.d.s tae ,sa.t sul.t
Tae s,srsa. nHairaft --la rrs.,
sl,''
ST. ,..i,,s.sf V,,rr.,. .,..-
.ras a.,.,.,. ? ss,b.m. Of -. .,s
1.a.,r,,l ,l.., ,un,s r ..egI-..i..
q,b. .,Ay, a. ... p.a.,.s .,e..
1he ,l,n,a., win ,-sal,ar rnIs
Y.s neal uso,. IA. uo..t..a...
~. l., that through the foliage floats,
O, .iuks In dying cadence there:
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wAGGyNG AND ROPE.

A LARGE lot just received, which VIII he
n cold very low. or furnished to farmers
shipping their cotton to the house of Cherry
lieudcsson, 4 Go.
PIERCE & TAYLOR.
Marshall. October ~, 1851.
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y office.

MIR. DAVID l.. NEEL is my authorized
vi agent, during my absence from the STATE,
to settle my business.
i. j. TERRY.
Jane ~. 1859 y3-n5O If
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nm - eaD Woooo.
~ ~ ~ wssaA II sl,s wi~s.y u~si
l3sw ssIsnn and ~ tl,~is tone;
Wbsa ths winds sweep through with muan.
To ais.ss u W. forrest lone ling chime
WIN H. rot its wonted thirst hath lost,
~ ~ Nv u the hidden Till
~ ~ etaGIis shoot 10 stiff with frost;
$3.50 ~ up In IL cell il still
~ - ~ leaf hat threw 20 soft
Its1Aadss Ger sunsaer's brow.
Hs'h ilNws asa ~ wavy spi'erealon.
~ rssl 61A NE starry snow
When each Swsss aswss, viii scented cup,
t,5i ,,sirris whsee Il Hssw.
Hat e'ase8 sis1 petaIs Up,
No o,a'9 .s fs'. u asw-
A'is vhe "A : ling soss thss gssh.d,
u sofl afi siisevy :.
+ Ard ll.s issess hum ife nj husl,ed,
The ;sai.ess boag Aa'ens'>
~. sorroslog -estl he woods 70 din,
a. las5 M lher orarehe. base
- .s..sss,ee iais and he ag,d lir.b.
r. TIC eia.p Of h, ,tl ,iri ,slr,m.
Ano hey assn 10 moasn, a.d 'ls sinl,
Fer re fush Of I'VE ss,erwooa loarh
Ana.,hr ,'sh ~ ih' s,r' sai r4ne4 a.osm
xlas. slesfs on ihe ear'a h,len.
Ana se,, sase daFi 40 aoilaaa4i
lave their fHnse vsii---
&hsa sassg.snsg ssl.e 81 v ne coda
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~ II. BAYLY 4 Co, No. 80 Canal
W. Il. and ~ Ccmmon a.. New Orleans
Whoirssie fJroeera, and drnless in fine brsndi+.,
vince. liauosa, and asarlc goods. coffee, sugar
10, ~, molassss, hour, bacon, lard, besf, PORK,
stssmboAs and plantation supplies. etc.
Nsc. -, 1904 n3e-Iy.
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NOTICE.

T OST or nlislad. my own hca1dgbi ccri!i.
l 4 cate for one third of n League Of lard
Also, Soldiers Bounty claim Tor -is hundred
and forty acres Of land nrftnacrs and dates not
recollccted. which, il not found within the tune
prescribed hy law shall apply for duplicate
T, rho sar,s ms l7,h Deee,i'icr, 1854
4. +. CASILEBERRi.
Dee -, 1852. n2o-ot
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J0o9pu =. PALAkk, JAMES u. Massey.
1O6EPH Il. PALMER 4 CO, h,,~rter.
~ ~ Wne1fssis Dealers in Fses9n end Do-
sssetb Dry 6oats, ~ Camp stssst, Absvs GRAY.
~ NV 0rl<ans.
II ,tA l8ba. voa1o-ly.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-03-24
Nebraska.

Although the bill organizing this Terri
tory failed in the latter hours of the Fate
Congress, the subject did not wholly fail of
useful legislation. Under the "NIiscelia-
neous" head of the Indian Appropriation
Bill, we find the following section which
will be the means of preparing the way for
the creation of the new Territory, without
opposition, at the next session of Congress:
Sec. 2. find be ii further enacted, That
the President Of the United States be, and
he hereby is, authorized, Immediately after
the passage Of this act, TO enter into nego-
iiation with the Indian tribes west Of the
States of Missouri and Iowa for the pur-
pose Of securing the assent OF said tribes
to the settlement Of the citizens of the Uni
ted States upon the land claimed by said
Indians, and for the purpose Of extinguish-
ing the title OF said Indian tribes in whole
or in part to said lands; and that, for the
purpose Of carrying into effect the provi-
sions of this section, the sum of fifty thou
sand dollars is hereby appropriated, out of
any moneys in the treasury not otherwise
appropriated.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-03-24
u n OTI c E.! Elk
THE SCGUNDREL NAILED.

regret the necessity which exists of exposing
the vilIainy of one A. G. Bragg, who is now put
ting up and trying to palm upon an unsuspectlng
public, a BAsE and WORTHLESS mixture, which
he calls MEXICAN MUSTANG LINGMENT.
Prompted solely by svarice, he is endeavoring
to bring his ADULTERATED FILTHY STUFF into no
tice bv attacking and striving 10 iniure the repu;a-
ton of my POPULAR and valuable Liniment.
Be,r0re Of This Base ImEoStor,
And avoid his vile trash as you would Mad Dogs,
Rattle Snakes and Poison.
This moving mass of corruption should be brand
ed with red hot iron on his forehead. LIAR, VII
LIAM, FIEND, SO that none could be victim 10
his avaricious and nefarious designs.
Let the virtuous Indignation Of generous pub
lie cast upon this WOLF in sleeps clothing, with
erlng REsUKE.
TO PURCHASERS.
Ask for MCLEAN's VOLCANIC On LINIMENT
and take nothing else. This is the true and only
IMMINENT which has effected so many wonderful
cures all over the country.
J. II. MCLEAN,
November IS, '52. St. Louis, Mo.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-03-24
WEEKLY TIMES THURSDAY MORNING. MARCH "a, 1853
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
STATE OF MISSOURI, !

County OF HOWARD,
In The Houard Circuit Court, Clerks Office,
IN rdcaiion, February 2Sh, 1853.
James a. Clark and Ferdinand NJ. Blngsly,
Plaintiffs,
John A. Chappell ard the heirs of William Chap
pell, Defendants.
NOV at this day come the said Plaintiffs. by
y their attorney. and file their petition, verified
by affidavit, setting forth that they with the said
defendants and some other person or persons to
'hoTilrlrowG by name. bnt who are the heir or
heirs Of Vim. Chappell, deceased. late of the State
Of Arkansas, are the owners in fee simple as ten
ants in common Of the following described real
estate, situate in Howard county, Missouri. wit:
tract of land, containing ffty-four 27lOO acres,
bounded as MISUNDERSTANDING at q stake on the
line dividing section !. township 81. range II.
from which a thorn locust stump. II inches in di-
ameter bears S. 30 deg. w. 81 links, and a ditto
~ inches in diameter hears south 81 deg w. 50
ink: hence west with said dividing line S.G2
chains TO a stake from which white walnut II
inches Ia diameter hears north Il links. and a
foskcd elm 80 inches in diameter bears 5. GO deg
w. IS links, thence south ll.12 chains to stake,
t'euce west 3 O7 chains 10 sake from which
hickory stump 10 inches in diameter hears y. 20
deg. W. ~ links and mulberry Il inches in di-
ameter bears S. 6 de-. W. % links. thence south
III chains TO a stake thence east $40 chains 20 a
stake, thence south 2.G0 chains TO Il stake from
which a white oak stump u inches in diameter
bears y. SO deg. E. p links, thence west 800
chains to a point from which a blackberry IS
inches in diameter bears South % degrees West
80 links, thence south degrees % minutes west
49, chains 10 a stake on the south boundary Of
said section ]; from which sycamore Is inches
il diameter bears north 81 link and forkrd sYCa-
more p inches in diameter bears east 80 links.
thence with the southern boundary Of said section
I. 1903 chains 70 stake, iheECe north 1890
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-03-24
TIM Els.
New Jewelry Store.

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and beautiful assortment of Watches and
Clocks, Silver Ware, Jewelry of every de-
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fitted up one of the handsomest establish
ments in our place, and have really a beau
tiful assortment of the latest styles of arti-
clos in their line. Their stock has been
laid in with great care, at the lowest cash
rates, and they feel confident they can please
all who will favor them with call. Give
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