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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-07-02


v. - = n several pqpsss.
u. n ~ p q 16sas. shss Tie sssdis.
4. n ~ Gl6As la1sad Sling an ojssssioa
n in ~ listed State C"svs, ssIsialaR
state fsem sppsopria,ing aay part II
rublie dos,ais 10 aid ir ths eouserue.
-, Of rsilrssds. We sarposs hat We
"d;,o,s have tsksn cesnsel In che p,en,>
. And are acting andss advice. We
~ 80, .wsre OF the law which author seA
s,.ss,ien State to b. sued At tho instance
q m individual crsditor-evea IN tbs
r..d. OF tho United States-we ARE cor.
81 TIM, tho Judiciary act Of Congress
E,c. usA confer any such jurisdiction upon
.ss courts OF tho United States, and their
w.; .d.r,:on iseonierrsd and defined BY Dos
| ,,iss euscifn~''ss.
TAis 10 bat another Of the bugbcars con.
.,.d ap by our much injured creditors, to
ri,k,en the State irom'an adherence TO her
.r,,Ied policy. Let Us assure the creditors
fsf this state, that neither their petitions,
v.ilings, clsvho,s, denuncintians. ISLANDERS
| o, threats, will in the least degree inilu~np
the action OF the legislative pnsels 81
th,. State. The minds OF s,ss tcpls have
lonx since been made up, and their ulti.
matum has been delivered TO the creditors.
W. know ~hat they are entitled to-we
will pay it and no more. Since this policy
h.. been adopted. public sentiment has
never wavered particle In regard TO il.
The State will not aud cannot be driven
from her position. aud the eiforts which her
Lup. Il.
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ANoTHER FRESH sroCKl

Farmers and .Nechanics' Cheop Cash
More Wholesale and Retai!i,
VIE subscriber respectfully invites the at.
l. ten''on OF the ctixeps Of Marshall. sud
The rus'ic al large, TO his stock Of -
ny Goeis and Groceries,
Hdrdc"re, Stores, Furniture, &c.
Now on handUspd in daily receipt, every variety
OF useful, as well rs fancy articles in hi. line.
whiclluhr oi'rrs On the mos, liberal terms, being
detc'f"hed TO keep up with the times, BY sell.
ing cheap for Cash. II" anticipates from the
low prices he intends TO offer his good. nj.
liberal share Of patronage, Ills stock consist.
OF fresh groceries, domesles. hats, caps, bon.
nets, boots, shoes, ready made clothing. and n
general stock u dry goods, glass, lin and
eartLenware, castings, salt, &c, all of which
wv sold low for cash, or exchanged for
country produce, on pleasing terms, by
KING TuETFORD.
Marshall. May IA. 1853. ra5-ly.
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We have been in the hab, %, complaln>
ing, aud Justly. Of the mail arrangements
in this part and Eastern Texas, but must
admit that we are highly favored IN tins
'ospec, in comparison with the unfortunate
citizens of CLAIBORNE, Bi,n,ille. &c Not
long since u mail.rider over !" "i them parts
stopped on his route To indulge in little
game Of " draw" when his horse broke
loose aud ran of with the mail bag, losing
it entirely. Our. informant, John Young
ESD, eays ,haeaAt the moment the horse
got luose the mail rider held u " full against
flash" aud couldn't afford TO clay
down his hand."-laddo Gas.
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1ow Dtere ~ new ooe1s. 4
'AlD COHAy ~ l~avs r saIl IN ssep&'
~ tse3e ~ dise ~ wsss!snee =
nassAali ~ vislu1<ls u his ~ ~ wsll -
listed stseh - - aad gsele -, ~!
avhis New Hspfs, 80 Aess Wet Of DgsvssIg
Exchange, wbose n = lnst rsegtsing 9sasIo
stock = dy goods Grccesses. stwa.t, wes4
TN. g'saA' and qufssswa's; = perfsnsF's1!
~, etc also. ~. Jayns'a. d.. Ittls'A and
Comstock 4 Broshsr's Patent Modicines. all Al
such low prices Ss he hopes will warrant him 4
liberal share Of the cash custom: he A,so n.
turns hi. most sincere thanks to HE oI4@kiends
will not forget TO call II the new cash store,
one door West Of Brewers 1achangr.
L. THErFORD.
March ~. l653 nS8- y
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The Na,iodl lllselllgenccr of the 18th
confirms the report OF the sale Of Mount
Vernon. The purchasers are company
of Northern and Southern capitalists aud
the sum to be paid is two hundred thousand
dollars. Among the conditions OF the
sale are that ashington's remains shall
no. he removed. and that the Government
Of the United States shall have the prisel-
tge Of repurcha.ing the property.
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! EARLY Corrox.-The Delta of the 10Th
smys;
ave have At our office a cotton bot!
nearly ready 10 burst. which WAS picked
on the plantation OF :. J. &. Gordon, :"
thsuvsrish Of ST. Landry. or Saturday last
tim 10 certainly fast growth ot the
srea, staple, and must belong to = s"g
America stalk"
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CITATION.
CITATION.
lS Tng DnrWIcr CouRr, llARRisoN Co,
SrmNo Term, 1853 No 2l61
John L. Shcrod Executor, Vs. George r.
Weihersby, Louis Wethersby and others.
Tns STATE or TEXAS,
County Of Harrison,


|o""'y y '"ff''"'
/ 10 ne NherV y sand County GreettaY
\v'IiEREAS on the - day Of June 1883,
w John l.. Shcrrod, Executor of the las,
will and testament of William 4. Weathcrsby,
deceased filed his petition In nv office. In sub.
stance rs follows, TO wit: THAT on tn. ~ 81
day of November 1852, " lillian 4. Wether,by
made and published his last viii nNA:es,ament
that the SAID ,cs,a,or having no wife or children,
declared various persons MS 'eA sssts' ana be'
u"e""''N '"e"'' ~ i',' ~, Ur"' 'a"'
,.',. a,.o -, '' m"a ",' 80, Tn',,,', w.
'I tIi ,''' n'as'1 , "9'D''' -,
Cha,,,.,a,. ,.',h,i $500, ,a ;.' a''i'"'.
,,aL. al IN. n,',,.,,,, a,., Nv ,s.,
.,.o ,,;,., n,v Ln f..;,a, xva.h,n',,on h. ,.o.
-. 'V M,''''' ~ s ,"' ~
mad u,sh Ina .ha.. ,i,,". r.,,r',a., 80 h.. p',,
u,der IN. ehay,, of nv .i.,., I,.,,,a. sb.r
rad '' and if ,bs State Of Tssa. or o"v Of S r
relations should object 10 their freedom ON
these conditions, piyc my said sister full pow
er to send them to free state or Liberia. n.
her and the negroes themselves may agree. 1
give m, uog,o woman Charlotte my horse
Charley, two cows and calves, one pillow and
peer, and meat for one year aud give her
A., H.. 80, In. ,,,,, shan,, ~. nou,..,.J
py, ~ ~. ~. WIS ""' s"o"'" '. so"'u'
nan ana ueo,ee ""s"."s,o", " NY s's'.' ~,
si, gu" '" w.t. o."'s 49,, I", u"t ~
WIZ " '"e premises, '"'a"e. ',is .,la :"
my s.,.e' i'u''pa, s'ss'sn nu'u'r .v "
case ''',s WV s'o"'" "' sD"'. .,.',, ~ ~. Pu'
pose u 'a'uy"s "". ~" III g.. sGms
fa 'vI M. i NJ in attending to nv negroes !
viye ~. inoepsndcn, of Ii. compensation ss
sxrcuios OF m, estate
r,1,, T., 49,. III .,.,. - .a;, nil, a..
a"' W ". ssaa a.. ,'du n y, I W ,oim
sa's 'es.o, r u, I p,s o"' we,hsr.hy
a. Sue''a'' ix.o.n .''' 49, D w'.."s,,ny
W'1, I "A w.,t".'h. ~ " ~. ho,a,c. ~ ~,
a n'oo. ,1 ineual"g auS. md uevrors md d.
Prope'n, ''''"us nus az" 10y g., aaa va -.
fttteu we sNWe W w ~S'u' "N" VIZ "o"', "
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-07-02

W6rSk0& Nfre01, Je1k9oe, Ntseh
TOHN SABINE. having permanently iee1
81 in this city ics. ~ pssposs g detne : ~
nlar Dry Oouds SWd ussesrv bus9~sss, wesj9
call The st.snuon cf ths siiiarns Of Case -
adjoining counties y his Iasgs, aaa sxtsn.lvs
stock u DRY Goods aad Crcrstssa which have
Iassly besa purchased In New York and New
ORLEANS. Planters and cssnssy merchants ar
rcqscsicd 10 enlI ard examine NJ ssssh. which
embraces Dry Goods large assorn mt; h~d-
dies, brides, hardware. cfockrry ware bats.
a large and fine assortment Of lsdiss, boys, and
gcntcmans shoes, etc, etc.
Bacon, coffee. sugar. shot
and powder. nails tobacco, whisky, sali. he.
which will be sold ASfow A. pny houss In this
city. Also: Bneginv and Kore will " furn-
ished TO planters on customary terms.
Erh & lkh3 IL
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DtSSeLVTIo1.

VIZ - q Pissss. TsyIes, 4 Csrssa 4
i: ss,ssl'' Harrison Cssa1y. TssaA i ~
~ a'.se'vsd y aetsal ssnssss. Ths.s ~.
10y, ~, e'.'as against Pissss. Tsylos. = Csrsis,
uensnl. -s"' wv ~
T. G. PIERCE,
O. J. TAYLOR.
}. N. CURTIS.
"' ~ '0o"' n5l-ly.
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NEW ADVERTIsEMEN MIS-
Notice.

Notice.
r OST or mlslaid, the unconditional head
right certificate Of William herrin, for
ago acres Of land, No 81, class sih issued by
the hoard Of land commissioners for f'atrlson
comfy. and dated elh day Of September, ID
1917. aud if not found within the time pre-
scrbcd by law, will apply to the General
Land Office for duplicate 10 Me same, THIS
the gath day of June, A. ID. 1888.
J..R you NtsBlOOD.
I,,,o isto nf2 81
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TINE undersigned IL happy to comMvn'ests
i to hi. friends and the travelling Publis
generally that he has completed his new and
commodiouA STA BL&. situated ON Jackson
street, near the JetIersd.u Motel. whers he will
At all times b. prvpnr~dsto serve them wth
saddle horsts OF carriages on moderate trrNss.
liaving long been engaged In the business
both North and South, hp iiatiess b. -elf NHl
he will be fully able to give grnen s.feag
ton. lie therefore aoliciis = shsf ~ pu de
patronage. His rates for keeping arse- y a
be ~ follows:
Per Men.h, >. 5H
Que Week, -. 80
One DAY. 10
One Night, 50
Single Feed. %
NJ Bills Stable 10 attached & hr ~.
son Hotel. and travellers s,oppingt desir
allie House will find their horses |, ,rt
X ". NE ma.
Jefferson. Texas. Feb. b. 1856 iy
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1nYNxON i 0O2OA M
IL r. X Y ST b l. =
MAasmArI TxyAA
MAaAHAIL,TrxA

THE Subscribers b~u
19E0 iews ,c istpfm thsis. old
12O frtnds and thu Dix
generally, that they nov
own thssOell known Livery Stable formerly
Known ~ Pesry's Static, ard having made con.
siderable Improvements srs ready 10 take care
Of hoe.~s and stock in n good atyls ~ can
b. done any wheb snd no nistske. Z. T.
Hynson, one Of " partners. having been a.
socia.sd with Ms.Perry IN the business for the
last .xo ycaru. well acqaain1l with The
same, and will guarantee ample Dfsction to
easloasss. All We asa h eaIT vVsecsss pat
rsAaee.
VI viii u rt.~mbssed shss ~ ~ no.
seeassesA wisA ~ AesL bat will Fsesivs and
se1nm hssssA nGA 49, y NY pan Of II:
~ aps1eaal1. ~ haYe always on hand
) - aasost4at of Hse Bsegiss, tlseks,
~ = hin, y ~ tsa4e.
HYNSUN = JOAN.
a. N havs ssssrs1 ~ Dlsss 81
B MAN. Bailey h ssaussttsa ~
y = sbeve IoAal,ishmsat, Wis, safytss - ~
-, salsueas bssisees b ~ ~ hsaaeesa,
Ntngs ssssp~m aa1 sraseoses - = assssdsd
~ ehed usties. M
D 07H cAlfrnlNk, ~
p<l yovn = y
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NEyV NPRUNC l;OO0DN IL

IM receiv, and opening a new and -plrn-
- dm assortment Of SPRING GOODS, for
town rnd country trade, cmb,ssang an extern
size line 81 Staple Dounpeet Foreign and
Fancy Goodas together ~ a complete stock
of Adies' and gents wearing apparel from the
crown Of the head 10 the aoi. Of the fns. Iron
castings, hardware, gr'ndstone-, qasenawass.
~addlery, etc, etc. AN Of which our frI~ms9
and customers are Invited 10 cali price. and buy,
AZ all three are synonymous. At our present r.
dneed prsees
WARD h vlV1ON.
Feb. 10. 1853. nSj-t
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The following qnotatl0ns nre taken ron
:he Picayune of the l6NvSust.
LIVERPOOL cL,sstpirArioS.
Ordinary X - s;oei Niddng, II M
Low Mhdlmg 9 % Middling FAIR llla III
'iidiliue. ~ 10. krn ..l2 -
rlous FROM a. - Il \ So
PuaN. FROM sl3 IS. TO IS -1l,
HAcor lam fro'n II 10 So. clear sides al sic
shoulder s~ll At 81 a Sic.
Issp.-.N ia Zoe.
toffsr 81 y'r.
tuocuisrr From 9 10 Zoe.
Brown. from q To tic;
H.ogtS Kentucky ftnm 81 to l3c.
hsS FROM % 10 2,,r
BAM kort, keunchy. 6. &c
Sxtss.-irar rs to ~, l,r.r, In lair ~. to Ice
MoI.assxs, From ~ 10 .I.r.
tAsrf rt.--Sst 20 Gle.
Ricr--At+d iic.
CoaS-Ordinary, ~ 50.
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All the defendants in the Martha Wash>
ington ease IN nv at lat.e. Rnius On"
PIN. Holland. and Cap. J. y. l.. Cummings
who have been lying in jail ut Columbus
Ohio, for want of bail. have give" secu
fity.
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Tur rsurra. Immediately after the
,uo,.ms cour. decided the hssitu'icna'ty
Of the y.;lroad tax, Messrs. 4. NJ. Nn'h~"
~ Co. Of New Orleans. purchased bonds
to - amount Of e0OO,O 600. Of tho New
Otf55Aa and Jackson railroad.
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h dwelling Of J. 7. wildrt Of
KannoAa, Wisconsin. VAS struck by"s"'
II Ennd burned on the I'd inst. Mrs
WiIdrath perished In the flames.
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M A Il Il ] e D ,

A, the residence of the Rev. James NJ Gil,
near Marshall, on the evening ofthe 2s,h in-,
by Hon, T. A. patilo, DR. ). H. CoLE, to Mss
MARINA T.. ScorrJboth oeHarrison county.
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Enters Of administration were granted
i II to the undersigned ON the 35th day Of
May A. .. 1888, on the estate Of Seaborn J,
Arnett, deceased, by the county court held in
and for the county Of Harrison, Texas. Thus
is~uAI,crefosc, to give notice 10 all persons
hNvsng claims against said estate 10 prcse.t
them WITHIN the ,n.s prescribed by law, duly
authenticated. and those indebted 10 the sam.
80 snake immediate payment.
\. X. PERRY, Adm.
June II, 1888 nt8-0t.
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AWAY ago. ITO mules were sold IL
Seof scsnty, Ky, Al el5O sseh.
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MarshaH a.. Jcfsrson. =

n THE undersigned w0h
n inform the citizens Of Case
n joining -oaot.es that they !
n large and cscgant Drug Store. 4
aud are psim'ra to sell at wholesn
upon rs accommodating terms a.
this ~ f New Orleans. All MI
have D 81 purchased from the be
menls n the United States, aud .
genuine. Drugs, medicines, pain
stuff, books, stationery. patent mt
picnl instruments, pertumerics, (
window glass, putty, &c. &c, KEEP
on hand. They will be constant
the above articles; and nv their
quickly made. Nv supplies will
fresh and pure. T5io-e desirous Of
should remember thai they lose
ingairng before ihexRo abroad '
ishrd the quality Of oIfHrlcirs and
viii give satisfaction.
ELLIOTT a
Jefferson. March 4. 1853
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ADMI.NIS7RA TORS SAFE.

MINIS1RA TORS SALE.
DY virtue Of an order Of the county court,
- aud in accnrdanc. with the provision of
the will of Scnborn J. Arnct,. dcceasey, will
expose TO sale, before the Courthouse door, in
the ,own Of Marshall, on the frs. Tuesday in
July lisa, il being the fifth dny Of SAID month,
on credit of twelve months, to the highest
bidder, the lrac, Of ls1l known as the Beninn
Landing Said tract " lnnd contains about
(70) seventy ncrss, more or less, with good
and substantial warehouse and dwelling upon
th9rpe. -
40. Purchaser. to give note W,<htwo good
ard approved securities, and mortgage on The
property.
=. X. PERRY, Admir-.
JAMS 10th. 1853 A. ~ II
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TINE ander.ign~d are now receiving = largo
i and well selected saack Of drugs. med.
cines, painta, oils, dyeAaaaa. hsassi~s and
wines, tfcf medicinal psrpess..) chewing and
wnoking tobacco. cigara, Lsndre.h's garden
seeds, fancy xocdA ard yankee ssssaes. school
books, stationery, cutlesy. Ae.
All Of which ~ wsaA 10 ssll.
YOUNG + JOHNSON.
ism. q, 1854. n37J
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~ wsesv Of Lake Ontario 10 ssld to b,
hlelss shaa \ has bssa fss yssss past.
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Qaanase

Qu1ntoe.
vr~1 Merchants, Druggist., and Physicians.
ON thousand ounces Of oaininr just re-
.eiysd and for naie, Wholesale, II New Oseans
prices, BY w.un
r-h 70 IsEN 32-u
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HOUSE CARrENTERIN0.

sISHE undersigned having entered into Co.
i partnership In ths house easpen,ering
bualness. would respectfully inform the eiti.
sens Of Ma-halI aud vicinity. that they ere
. speedy and sssamAn'tks manner They ~
prepared to take contrasts tot building or I'm
ishias houses making sash and dooss IL
order.
Their shop ia located near n sou' rns
corner Of ~ pahic square. They fare -
get share Of public patronage.
r. J. LOtjtsHrRy
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Masonic Female Institute. X
INliE Executive Board of Managers. appoint
l. ed by Marshall Lodge No. ~, announce to
the public that the 7th session Of sehe Institute
will commence on the First Monday in Feb.
rnary, under the change Of this Faculty Of
Teachers, TO VIII:
Rev. Tho 3. WILSON. President
Mrs H. u. Lacy. VIC, Principal.
Miss ELIZA BunroS, Primary Department
Miss AnAnrLLA JExsxrr Juss. Music Piano
Dra~iag and Fancy WORK
Course Of 0tu~y, aad Charges per sss-
sisn, Twenty Weeks
PRIMARY DkrARrsEsr.--Orthogr
Reading, and writing, per session Of
FIVE months, go 90
Sxoosp Jusioa CLASS. Elementary ics.
sons IN Arithmetic, Grammar, Geo
graphy, Natural Philosophy, Phisi-
olory aud History -. 1i9 90
FlR.r JusfoR CLAss.--Engli.h Gram
mar, Geography, Arithmetic con,in.
ued, Natural Philosophy. Watts on
the Mind, Botany, Geology, My,hol
tholopy. and History. oi5 90
A,pDLg CLAss-Che,uistry Rhetoric,
y Logic, Moral Science. Mental Phi
Iosophy, Evidences Of Christianity,
= Political and Domestr Economy,
Astronomy, Algebra, Aneicu, and
Modern Languages commenced. e30 90
HIstoR CLAss-Anc,cut snd Modern
Languages completed Geometry.
Trgonome,ry, and a review ofform-
er studies cas- 90
Composition throughout the course,
extra incidental expense for pupil .s
per session u 90
Drawing and Painting, each $40 90
Embroidery and Wax Work each 500
InStrassentxl Music. o20 90
Use Of Piano ea,rx o. 90
Tuition payable al the cad Of each session
Pupils will be charged from the time Of en-
trance, until the close Of the session. Dsdac 4
tons made for ptR,facted srkness.
II Dr.. job, TLysor has opened \ Boarding
House near the Institute, fpr the sccommoda.
uoM ~ va,ng ladies.
Jan. =, 1883, MAI II.
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TAl1.OkIN0,

TAILORING.
"a y. r. THOMPSON stiii continues the
tailoring business in Marshall. Shop
IL West side of the pablo square. Wors
done promptly and In the most fashionable
style. Tie respectfully solicit. the patronage
Of the public. ferl'sg sati.hed that he will A.
wass give satisfaction.
- arrh. ~, 1881. ly
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CASTOR OIL
lSn GALLONS of Castor al received and
~ fbs sale BY
iOUN6 Il JOHNSON,
April . 1853. ~
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Taken ap by John u. MeReynelda. ~. q.
vi .s,alr. west isUss MARSHALL. Harrison county,
pnd posted before u. l.. 0Ry, Esq, on
kef May, 1919. - roaa hoF1 ehirs~sn ss
fourteen years old bnsc iac~ Mind part Of
right hind foot white; ia3 hands high valued
al $40. 49,
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u kDKICk. CTk
June Is. 1853 50 q

Taken up by George w. Gresham. ~ miles
southeast from Marshall. Harrison Co, Texas
and posted before q. Nance, Eco, bay hor,.
colt , years old; valued At 4io; posted a6th
May, 1883.
o IlENDRICK. Crk
June II. 1859 80 ~
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
DOCKS fos the subssdpsioa Of Sleek y ~
ID Tsna ~ LeuistaHs Railrsa1 CoNpRy
Ass nov epsa Ia ~ edIss q nssshal', Tsse..
Pssaas wishing - nahs isvsss.ssts ~
IA. PATlLLO. sss'ty
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ESIRAYs.

ESTRAYS.
Taken up by Thomas Findly, about II niles
west from Marshall. Harrison county. Texas,
\ sorrei mnre, "a hands high n small blaze in
her face three years old /, no brands Posted
18th May 1858, before K. +. Taylor. Esq.
Appraised at sac.
z o. HENDRlCk, Clerk.
~ Jcne 10. 1859. 80 ~
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r .vANHODK. wan.(sessr~ y Tn,
d j.. Copyer, snt SAs<s iror, keep. e .s,
a, hand complete assortment 81 Tin care,
which / = viii sell &, Shreveport pFiees-
Ioh u ork done In \ superior me9ncs ~ q
.ho,t notice. Gathering done d sort ne'ice'
aud cheap. %
Jan. Is, 1858. mso-y
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Herein fail not. aud make
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