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MarshsH Sfresi, Jefferson, Tsrss.
IOiiN SABINE, having permanently located
- In this city Tor the parposs Of doing reg.
a'ar Dry Go'ds s,d Grocery bxsin,sa, would
call the attention Of the citizsps Of Cn-s and
adjoining counties to his large and extensive
stock Of Dry Good. and Groceries which have
lately been purchased in New York and New
Orleans. Planters and country merchant. arc
oeuested TO call and examine my stock, which
embraces Dry Goods, q large assortment; Sad
dies, BRIDES, hardware, .crockery ware, hats
large and fine assortment of ladies', boys, aud
genilemnns shoes, etc, etc.
GROCEEIES--I3acon, coffee, sugar, shot
and powder, nails tobacco, whisky, salt, &c,
which will h. sold as low as any house in this
city. Also: Baggtng and Rope will lie furn.
'shed TO planters on customary terms.
Feb. &. lSJ3 IL
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ADMINISTRATORS SAFE

f virtue Of m order Of the county court,
- snd IN accordance. with the provision ri
The VIII Of Seaborn J. Arnc,t deceased. / viii
expose to sale, before the Courthouse dom, in
the town Of Marshall, on the first Tuesday in
'u'y' 1893, II being The fifth day of said month.
on credit of twelve months, 10 the h,ph,s,
bidder the tract Of land known u. IN. Benton
Lending SAID tract Of land contain. nbou,
C'o) seventy acres. more or less, with GOOD
ana substantial warehouse and dwelling uuon
the same. 'f'"
y. Purchasers to give note with two good
ana approved securities, and mortgage Oh the
property.
:. 7. PERRY, Admir-.
June 10th, 1853. AZ 4,
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Course Of Study. and Charges por Be,
sion, twenty Weeks.

PkiNARy DurARrNrvr.--orihog
Reading, asl writing, per session Of
hive months, $40 90
PtcoSp JoxloH CLass--Elcmcntary les
sobs in Arithmetic, Grammar. Geo
graphy, Natural Philosophy, fhlsi-
olopy, and ll'sto~y Si2 SO
figsr JuSioR CLAss.--.English Gram
mar, Geography, Arithmetic eou,in-
ued, Na,urN Philosophy, Watts on
the Mind, Botany, Geology, Mylhol
shology. and History. ele 90
Hlpptk CLAss.---Chcm>try, Rhetoric,
I5gic, Moral Science, Mental Phi
Io-ophy, Evidences OF Christianity,
Political and Domestic Economy,
Astronomy, Algebra, Ancient and
Modern Languages commenced e2o %
9rS,os CLAss.-Aneient and Modern
Languages completed, Geometry.
er studies Gas 90
Composition throughout the course,
extra incidental expense for pupil
per session ~ w
Drawing and Painting, each SO 90
Embroidery and Wax Work, each 90
: instrumental Music. $ao W
II.~ NJ Piano EXTRA q 90
Tuition payable at the end Of each session
Pupils will be charged from the time OF IN
rance, until the close Of the session ped"c
lions made for prctracscd sickness.
Ir DR.. Job. Taylor has opened Boarding
House near the Institute, for the nceommoda-
lion Of Young Ladies'.
Jan. 7, 1888, n97 g.
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~ THETFORD las accepted the agency ot all the
~. varin,is preparations Of trrj,tin"s hef-'otorr
.old Nv DR. = r. Johnson, Aine II Johb-onl and
will keep constantly on hand full supply. frssh asa
genuine. -
GRAY'S PATENT OINTMENT
VIII cnrr piles, burns. .csAlhcsd, old sores E,i~r,
ring WORMS ulcers, white dwellings and all external
d,.ca-r. Price So p-r boz.
BiLLiNG'S ASTRINGENT SYRUP.
Has been tested thoroughly. and found a sovereign
remedy for fur. darrhn~. and all complaints Of the
how.Is For the summer complaints Of children II
In. no .quAl One dollar pr h,,ils
NUNS CELERRA TED AN7LFEvER PILLS
Never fail 10 casr chills and EVER the first day. and
no remedy can equal them fos every desenp"n OF
tvvrr # the dircr,ions follow ed.Pfic. eec boz
STRONG'S SANA7IvE PILLS,
A. general an,i.b,lou- family medicine far SUI
,stos 10 the ,,a,,-Asi and preparations Of = smi.
ehetn.t.s which arr scnsraiiy ur.k,lltuliy prepared
and o, doubtful efficacy. They cure ell hil'ous com
pia,ni.. beadsche. Liver complaint. and dyspepsia,
and ~ .-elal in all ~hsrc cashaule " spr-
r~ni /. needed.
s7RONG'S PECTORAL STOMACH Pills
Are only gse. pr hos and w,ll cure all cosaps'",s
N'f' - ss~ayasi,as an asrs. AMI one s"s vii
uua. =. Il thsn iel'ss ho>sl~. Ahc, sp~ocuT I.
.ta.lII. r..s ,yei s.osl, 80 highly Appreciated
nls .afsiioa as g 90 30 i-fr b. .
1F- -sd ~ fsssipfa -A' essnt " hs7'sn
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June, Sd, 1853.
New store and New Goods.

New store and New Goods.
~ icn,ion Of the ladies' and gentlemen Of
Marshall and vicinity, to his new and we'll Sc
lec,ed stock Of goods and groceries, etc. etc,
a, his New Store, one door West Of Brewers
Exchange, where he is JUS, receiving general
AK Of dry goods, groceries, hardware, wood,
lin, glass, and qucrnswasc snuifs, perfumcrlcs,
etc , etc also, DR.. Jxyne's. Nr. lIttlcs, and
Coms,ock d. Brothers Pa,en, Medicines, all at.
such low prices as he hopes will warrant him
liberal share Of the cash custom; he also re-
turns his most sincere thanks TO his old friends
and customers Tor pas, favors, and trusts they
will mol forge, to call al the new cash store,
one door West Of Brewers Exchange
&. TuErFORD.
March 12, 1853 n36-y
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proper, " snable such coatssetos Ia p,o~,...
."h MS work Provided, Thai in M rsssS hsIi
'"ey dFaw for moss than two-thirds Of ths
wof. actually done and performed, until thr
wnoie Of The contract shall have been com.
pIet~d. wv" So''''
Src. 8. That all the proceeding. Of IL. ..
,pee.'se'bcarda touching their duties, ahaIl he
Legislature after they are had also all the
proceedings OF The Governor, touching hi. du.
YES ana transactions with the said boards,
shall ie BY him laid before the session of the
Legislature, sfier they are had rnd in m.
ease OF vacancy In the board during the re.
cess Of the Legislature, Il shall h- titled bv
'he TWO remaining members Of the board.
sno"id there be two remaining members, which
appointment shall b. in force until tho meeting
Of the next Legislature; and In the even, ,hsi
!hrre shall b. at any tins only one member d
the board, or no member Of the board. II shall
be 'he duty Of the Governor 10 Ill the vacancy
or vacancies, which appointments shall, in Ike
manner, continue in Office until the next session
Of the Legislature.
SEC 6. That each member Of the board
may make on, his account every thrts months,
Tor his services, which shall he signed by each
member of the board. and submit. ID to the
Go'ernor for his approval, and If BY him sp-
proved, the Treasurer shall pay the same bu,
should the Governor disapprove The same, he
shall return il to the said board with his rca.
for his di-appro,al.
SEC. 7. That the Governor shall cause this
act TO be submitted to the qualified electors, at
the next general election to he held in August
next and II there ar~ more votes east IN ia
vor Of than against the adoption Of this net,
then Il shall take effect and be in force, and not
otherwise.
Approved, February 7, 1853.
Now. therefore, |, y. Hrasbrough Bell, Gov.
ernor Of the State Of Texas, do hereby, IN
pursuance Of the re9aircm. n,~ .of snd act
order and direct that the Chef Justices of the
several counties, (and in ease of vacancy in
the office of Chief Justice, or the inability of
that officer to act, then any tive of the County
Ccmu-ionces) cause polls 10 he opened vi
the several precincts, in their respective coun.
ties on the first Monday (being the first dny)
of August next, and the votes Of all those
voting for Representatives in the State Lepis
la'urc To be taken for and against the adoption
of tie said act. The Chief Justices OF the
several counties, (and in case If vacancy in
the ollie Of Chief Justice, OF inability Of tina,
officer 10 act, ten amy two OF the County Com.
mssioncr.,) will return to the Secretary Of
State complete lists, showing the number of
votes cast for and against the adoption of the
said act.
.xWl.. In testimony whereof have
ST. GE hereunto Sc, my hand, and caused
3 8 the great seal Of the State TO he
affixed. Done al the city OF Aus
INV Tin this 9Th day OF May, A. d.
1853, Of the Independence Of ihe United
States the 77th, and Of Texas the 18th year.
=. II. BELL.
by tic Governor,
Tuo.. II. DuvAL. Scc'y Of State.
June 1. 1853. AZ ~
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T1N WARR.

n n. vANiltHpK. msnsfsetsrsv n TIN,
d : Csr5sv. ~ sAs~ I'os, hesp. constantly
q kse5 seepplses aassvtmeat Of Tin ware,
vAIsA Il IN ~ u Shreveport ps'sss.
~ y ssA dsns h : sspeP asann7s and At
sAeN sstIss. 0seatsstag d. y sAs't astiss,
~ r. hasa n3G-y
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Jefferson AAvertiseuents,

II W. PfTKIN, Dealer In Gvses,ies, On
- 0esds, ClotAi~s, lroa, Neiis etc.. ~.
Dallas stssst ltfsrsss:, T-=ss. p1t deor, 70
ID. PusA'a Drag Btors.)
Feb. 5, 1861. ".
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1 PRocLAMATIeN.

~
~ toses~F q s"e O'"fe y 1e1ss'
TyHEREA0. by Joint Resolution Of W.
w lsts extra session Of the Stats I.seiala.
appsoved February It'll, 1851, q certain
~ sent 10 The Constitution Of the Htaae 10
C'.osed, which Joint Resolution u In the
Ids aud Rgu~s following to-wit;
. Joint Resolution proposing an amendment
he Constitution.
n Kes~rsa y ~ srg"nfms q "e
~ y Isras, Ihat t"s Io'o"'"R " proposed
= N amendmen' 70 w s.e" 10 ,ne
Constitution 81 t"e S'A.o VI ,e.as' !" w "ac-
to such amendment .: s'ecuo" ., wnnh'
yArs ratified ~ pto'mr" '"s ~ inc 'nF'y
evenih SECTION OF Tue ssssn'" ns',c's OF SAD
Constitution, shall "e vs," " ~ 'n'e"'s ana
purposes as part oil Sa'" So"s"'u"o"'
Hxcrwx g. That in case vacancy shall
,.nr, sny cause occur In any OF tho Offices
attained in the first section OF the amendment
r,hs Con stitution the Governor shall appoint
o.e suitable person to MI such vacancy, who
nall continue to discharge the duties OF such
eff;cc, until the time Of the next general cleo
hon established by law ioF tee election Of
hate OF county officers, and until his successor
hall have been elected and qualified,
Nov. the reforc, a,P. Ilansbsough n. n, Gov
~, of the State of Texas do hereby in
.r,usrcc Of the law and the Constitution, or.
;, md direct that the above rected Join, Res.
eas.ion bc published !" tho public prints of this
Dsair fcr the consideration OF the people, at
~, three months previous to-thc ncai general
3alecscp 30 b. held throughout the State, on
Monday, the first day Of August ensuing.
A,a do further order and direct the Cbi.f
Lie. Of the several counties, land in case
= ,rancy in the office Of Chief Justice, or in.
cosnsy COMMISSIONER to cause polls TO be
opened ~ we "e'..a pressing" y" '"e.! !esPea-
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SMITH l. PAssIER
Prc(esssrs Of Dancing and Isssrmme.ss,
Mssic,

Mssic,
Ia WOULD most respectfully In.
~ w form the t.sdisa and Gentlemen Of
shall and vicinity, that they have opened
.oo's, ana WI give thorough instructions in
pli~hments. New classes opcnrd ND r, ~, ~.
lessons given TO sui, those who may No, h,s.
the opportunity Of commencing with the cs..
y. H. the late fashionable dances and
wAl'ze' Of the day will be taught. '
IkhNs'-Thirteen lessons in dancing for
>, The dancing class will open at Gsllashe,'.
Hail. on Monday .'.e 9th inst.
Ladies' class at 8 o'clock Gents ats
ramos and Guitars tuned and repaired
Rooms At the Planters Hotel,
Marshall. June II, so. dor
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Masonic Female Institute.

Y1>HE Executive Board of Managers, appoint
j ed by Marshall Lodge No. 22. announce to
Ne public that the 9Th session of the Institute
sl commence on the First Monday in Feb
sary, under the charge Of the Faculty Of
Teachers, 10 wit:
Rev. Tho. y. WILsos, President
1rs II b. Lacy, VIE Principal
(ss ELIZA BuRroA, Primary Department.
lss AgArrLLA JESSErr JUNE, Music Piano
Drariog and Fancy Work
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HEW eeeDYi HEW GooD VI

INV GeoDDi H8u 0ooIyll
4911o1, 9AY1oQ, 4 oU109&
~ nov sps.aag, = 49, ~ sleaA. ~
~ following shssee ssssstsss 4 gsstss
COTTONS.
Btsaehed aad unbleaehed, BAistise ~ Ahsst.
ing. from thrss u tsa qusstsse wi9A Ca
tonadrs Of al Widths tesisrss, md wssgatA
-. PRINTS.
All eolcrs - styles. fton The cheapest 10
the best.
swia, Plain, Embrosdsssd, Painted, Jsseast,
and Mnti.
Irish, Engiish, French, and American, suita-
bic for Coats. Pants, and Furniture. Also,
SiLKS. plain and figured, MUxLIN DE.
LANES, TiNNUES, DARE0EN,a &C., etc.
DONNE7T.
Ladies' Rne Silk, Straw, lr shosn, trimmed
and untrimmcd, Dloon,ess, fancy Wedding
Hats, CL,Idrcn's fancy iiats; md fine variety
Of Bonnet Trimmings. consisting Of ribbons,
Grape, astitic,als, etc.
nat
Gesieoen'- fine Aoleskin flata, Dsab and
White Beaver, Drab, Fur, and Russian ko.auth,
black snd ahits margin, Mexican. Plantera,
Campeachy, Panama, and Black 1~ghorn Hats,
with = selection Of ihs Iat~s. styles too ny
nesous 10 mention.
sADDLEKI.
Consisting NJ English and Americas 6addies,
Ladies' and Boys saddi~s; ! Hope 'frr SD
die: Briddcs, Mar'insxlss, Web feias, Cir
cingl.., Giril,s, Cotton and Wo tpsrt,
liamrr, Saddle bags, Blankets, Mos. d Woo
Whips, ~ts.
COKDAGE.
Manila and Cotton Rope. Of a. 1srs
HARP WARE
Fine pocket and tablc knives razor, q lssars.
locks hair, clothes, and tooth brusl,.s crnhs,
fine and coarse chains, log fifth, halter. Grace.
md dog; axes, haiche,s, hamMes~, brond axcs,
xrzes. squares, saws, aud general assofimout
of carpenters tools; hoes, wedges, tfs., nud
two tine sets n Smiths Tools.
Also, a fine selection Of Pistols, pnengef
and Colts shot pouches, powder fssas AND
horns Bowie knives Of alt sizes
hollow WARE, Of all kind snd pat
terms
TUHACCO, a fine assortment fanl The
best Virginia factories.
HOOTS AND SHOES.
Boots. from the liusat TO the NJ heotsf
Shoes, calf welt and russet; Boysaia Nlsse-'
shoes; Ladies' calf morocco, and kio lai.ins
shoes, CATERS aud half CATERS, 81 0G eoiofs
aud sizes.
PIERCE. IA ILOR, AND CRTIN
would say to their friend. that the uox
prepared TO furnish any Of the nbo uamcF
articles, on as reasonable terms rs house
in town.
April ., 1853, ~
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HOUSE CARPENTER1N0.
'I>IiE undersigned having entered into CO.
J. partnership in the house carp~pi~sing
business, would respectfully Inform the cili-
scns Of Marshall and skinisy. .hat they are
prepared to ex~c6es all orders in their line, in
speedy aud wort n,anlike manner. They are
prepared to take contracts fos building OF I'm
'.hing houses, making sash and doom to
order.
Their shop 10 located near The south west
corner Of the pnbiic square. They hops to
get share Of Pabl's patronage.
FL. LOUGHERY,
J..C. Bl.ANkENSillP.
Ms-ch 8, 1853. ~
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ADMiAisIRA TON NOTICE.

ETTERS of administration we're granted
- to the undcrs'g ned uo the 25th day of
May A. o. 1893, on the estate Of Seaburn J
Asnett, deceased by the county rour, held in
and for the county Of HARRISON, Texas This
Is, therefore, TO give notice 10 all person.
having claims against SAID estate to present
them within the tine prescribed by law, duly
authenticated, and those indebted to the SAM,
10 make immediate payment
s. X. PERRY, Adm.
June ~, 1913. niy-6L
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uyNsON.x l. JORDAN,a


1DYNSON'N 4 JORDAN'A
1--WE X y ST 4 II l. E.
MARSHALL, Texas.
TIL. Subscribers beg
@ ' t;,..a 70 inf %.S'% nd their s.s s's
generally, ibst they now
own the well known Livery Stable formerly
known "a Perry's Stable, aud having made con-
siderable improvements are ready 10 take care
of horses and stock in as good style as eau
be done any whore and no mistake. T.. u.
llynson one Of the partners, having been as-
solicited with Mr. Perry Ia the business for the
last two years, ia wei acquainted With the
sane, and will guarantee ample satisfaction 10
customers. All we ask Ii call TO secure pat
sonage.
We wish Il remembered that We arc mot
connected win any hotel, Blu, will receive and
return horses, baggage, DC, to any part Of the
town designated. We lave always on hand
n good ASSIGNMENT cf Horses, Buguies, Hacks,
&c, 10 hire, sell, or trade.
ulNSU< Il JORDAN.
"a WE have secured the services Of
Nj. J, NJ. Bailey in connection with
the above establishment, who carriea on the
saddle Ard HARNESS bushes. in all its branches,
where customers and trssslsss can bc attended
10 a short notice.
May "a. 1853. Asst
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TO THOSE INDEBTEDrTO THE STAR
STATE PATRIOT

TO THOSE I<DEBTEDsTO THE STAR
STATE PATRIOT.
MARSHALL, MAY Z, SO.
This day place in the hands Of $. X.
Perry the books Of the Star Safe Patriot,
with the condition that (they) are safely
KEEP, until such time Ms an arrangement can
be entered into between }. Marshall, Esq,
and myself. The said Perry can il con.
venient, tand) may make a collection Of
any Of the accounts on condition that such
may be appropriated in liquidation Of the
claims Of J. Marshall, the frat falling due
January next.
T. JuN. FOSTER.
| have h,seby consented to the above
arrangement,
$. ". Parsons.
The above, except he words and" and
",hey" IN parcntheses. is an exact copy OF
the assignment placed in my bsnds, together
wi,n four or FIVE isaid TO be xID the books
belonging to said office Persons knowing
themselves indebted will please call and
settle their accounts.
.. X. PgRny.
II is only necessary for me to state that
no arrangement whatever has been entered
into between myself and Messrs. Foster Il
Parsons. or either Of them. and ! have but
to Join in the request of Mr.. T.. Tor persons
indebted to make payment to him and no
one else.
J. Marshall.
June, 3D., 1853. njS-N
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NESMirn's LIVERY STABLE.

'I>ilE undersigned is happy to communicate
L TO his friends and the travelling public
generally that he has completed his new and
commodious STA BILE, situated on Jackson
street, near the Jefferson Hotel where he will
at all times be prepared TO serve them with
saddle horses or carriages on moderate terms.
Having long been engaged in the business.
both North and South, he t!atters himself that
he will be fully able to give general sa,istac.
lion. lie therefore solicits a share OF public
patronage. Ills rates for keeping Horses will
be "a follows.
Per Month, GA so
One Week so
One Day, rs
One Night, 30
Single Feed, 10
N, Bills Stable Is attached to the Jef.r-
son Hotel, aud irnvelers stopping at this dc.r.
able House will find their horses IN his care.
H. W. NESMlTH.
Jefferson, Texas, Feb. s. 1853. "
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CITATION.
n the Dssfsnr Couar ~ HAnRsasa CogHSy
II rax tsrArs o. TsxAs.-Ns. s%os.
TO Try TITLE AND FOR DAMAGES
DAnisl rsWjeshasA,
~.
Peter Dtssksli
TAG STArx or 'l'KxAs,
Catopsy Of Harrison.

Caupsy Of Harrison.
7o,As SAe,9 cfsa,d sty--0asxrisc
NyilEREAN, on the 18th day Of May, A. ..
w le0a, Daniel Fundesburk filed hi. petit
tiop in the Clerk. Office Of the District Court
Of Harrison county, rs follows to.wit:
Daniel Fnndcrbusk, plaintiff In his suit,
who rssidss In said county Of Harrison, and
$3.50 ef Texas, respectfully represents that
heretofore, to.wit. on the lat day " February,
A. d. Isle, said plaintiff was the owner and pos.
SCISSOR Of five hundred mres Of lant. lying,
being. and situated in said county Of Harrison
and State OF Texas, and embraced ina survey
made for one Hamilton McNutt, under and by
virtue Of the hcndright survey Of said AcNutt,
on Soda Lake, in said coanty, and known ar!
bounded as follows, te-wit: Surveyed for
Daniel Funderburk five .hnndrcd acres VI land,
i, being par, ofthc Hamilton McNutt survey,
on the soush side u Lake Soda, beginning at
the North. west corner Of same, a stake; from
which Nick oak bra. y. 90 f., 10 yrs, II
hickory brs. N. lS W., , yrs marked II. ~;
thence N. a. f., lil3 yrs, u stake; from which
red oak brs N. SO T., 9e-iO yrs, hickory
hrs. =. 10 Il. ~ yrs, marked ID. T., thence y.
- H., 1880 yrs, stake, ffQm which black
jack brs. : As w, 8 I-l0 vrs., hickory hrs. y.
D H., 5 vrs., marked ID. f.: thence n. 45 W.
ui3, a stake: y. \. Sparks N y. corner, from
which a black jack brs. y - t.. $40 yrs, II
hickory stump hrs. y. ~ T.. s $40 vrr, a
black Jack N. 60 T., u vfr, both marked H.
NJ, thence N. IS W.. 1890 yrs., the place
Of beginning, containing five huadrcd acres
" i 'a 80. $40 w, ,.,,;,,,.r .". ~. ny,
,"n'; 49,. ~ . 800 " r IA IVA a'
~. ""'s' '',' p'so' v, 1s'" 1"". ~"
s"s' ,',." ~ w. .''e Wv. s"'"' ue'.''
,h.. s, ~" ~ A,al. ',.; "' , a.,, ~
,.,sd "noo .,id lamd w,,h"', I' ,hs con..n, If
said plaintiff. and with force and arms, elected
aud expelled said plaintiff. rom and out of the
20. session Of the sane, and that from thence
hitherto, said defendant, by force and arms Inns
held the possession Of the same. agaIns. The
will of said plaintiff, and had and rcccive4 a.
his own use andxLcneii,, the rents, profits, and
revenues Of the Same, and that said defendant
has done and committed divers other wrongs,
and injuries, in and upon the same, to-wi;: Gu,
down, DESTROYED, and rcnnved from and off Of
said land hy, thousand oaks, hickorics, and
piues. of the vain. Of five hundred dollars. to
lie DAMAGE of said plaintiff FIVE thousand dol.
lar.
Plaintiff .ycvs. ,h,, said defendant, il absent,
from m. stats NJ Tc,as. wherefore. .n,d
ph ~ prays judgement tina, be recover said
la4d of ~ rom said defendant, thu, n writ Of
pn.,,.e ioa ISSUE eeordng To law, requiring the
sheriff - .1.l golhy go move said Dri-kcll
from {. paasassloN = a4d Ia g, Ani i' deliver
the peaceabIe pos s.iua .A rcDi tn sad 'A0H
'iii ANA 'hai sHid deie ''aht % CT '} NN"i-
cation I" answer THIS peu,',e, ,nl t-e' 'r ,'-
~ w -" s1s " NV I h I''n ~ Co.,.
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GEN EIEWENN coon
4 FRESH ARRIVAL OF NEW GOODS
BREWER r. ADAMS.


BREWER r. ADAMS.
II W. BREWER and w. w. ADAMS
J. having rntersb in coyartncrship IN the
Dry Goods business, are now opening ut their
stand, Northwest corner u the pubIir ~qwnr~,
In Marshall. one u The largest and best sciexted
NTOCk or GOODS
ever brought to this market. III il impossible
10 cnumsrate all Of the articles ~~ have on
hand, hu, We desire to say few words to our
friends And first to the
LADIES'
We would inform the ladies' that in the
selection of our stock, We have had nm eve
par,itelariy to their benefit. aud think they
v Ill be lnush pleased with our selections. Our
a-sorttncn,s of muslin d. lanes. silks. Sc,
embrace a variety If choicest dress patterns.
We have also a neat collection Of prints, EN-.
braeing the very finest to the cheapest article.
We have chocc assortmep, If besncts. CON-
-issing cf every varsity, and cmbfaciQ -
latest styles asd best tn'sh. We hd Ne
lndics viii call on u, and examine our stock.
GEN1LEMENN GOODS.
We have = choices asststment Of gentle
mems gcods, consisting Of every article usu-
a.so,,mcn, II
READY MADE CLOTHING.
suitable for spring and summer, embraeiaa
coats of all kinds, pants, vesta, shirts. drawers.
seckss Gc. We have also si's Asssknent ~
HAHN aANS#g
Moleskin, Drah, White naspA fHAso S
lHghcfn, Ianama. - - 7
SAOE1 wv D ..
choice sssonme"s ~ ooo'., "so'' 'o'
''s''' s'e'' 'A' $40 ~. +" ~"
ran l.. .,.,,;.d i'm .,mc.. every suI.,,
except fsraissrs. .si..bls fos hesaaesstn.s.
crosisry war;. queenswats. eastisstieks, ~.
Ws hay. choice is. u
Shce.ings ana s''.n"s ~ .,.s,a. ~ -
"'su S'''o"
every 'ass'y' .yyEys
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