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IN pursuance Of law FRANKLIN Pierce Presidsn. Of
sales o. The sections aud parts q .scon. Of land ali bearing e ODD
Mobile and ONO assr railroad in The States
..aa and M-..s.p sohjse, double te mnmum price %
wal ss held a, me following land oess states Of Alabama
Al the land once sTEPHENs Alabama, commencing
Monday, MA sspm5er disposal o. such
10, situated in the townships 70 VIZ
NORTH 81 Of iAs p'iHSal meridian.
io.n.sp. sa. t,ss. Orange ,, ,wa
Townships one eo thre @ 'r, aud 'sse" Of range
Town.hips .,ee four AVE. six ssssn, range i've.
w. Sss Of lAs anaost Of the principal meridian
Town-Dips to three, four and gs. .. range one
Town.n np' ONE s@ .so lGSs range hfes
Township ons,o range four. t.a ...
ssaA u lin. and Of principal msra.n
Townships three and four, Of range
The land once al DEMoPoIs in the State commenein,
s ss sa dee sas s % as I
North Of tAs base line and os Of the rneP al meridiaH
Townships egAtse" nastsen, and fueny Of range four
A. The land once at TUSCALOOSA, the same STATE com
po.. ofach sections and ee,ioa being the oa
TO wit, Al 81 II -sI g..
North 81 Ne base line and Ss q The principal sridia" /" the south
Township treny-one Of range four.
the land office COLUMBUS in Mississippi, commencing
sections being odd above
70, situated townships, TO wit;
NotA Of the base line and east Of the ChoeiaW "sridia's
Townships e sixteen, seventeen eighteen" nineteen, and foen
fy, OF range fifteen.
Townships eight tsoelse fourteen ee sixteen
eighteen,
Townships
sixteen, eAfeen, ind nnetsen OF
nine, irteen fourteen
teen and sixteen, OF range eighteen. .
Townships cts eleven and fcefre, OF range
3.#
Al ue land ONCE At UcusTA in the same State commencing
Monday September
the odd numbers above
eed situated in the aforementioned townships
wit: ff &E. t#a# tE
North Of and of CAoeaa0 ,neraian.
Topwn hin fa rnfra thirtaen
Townships one, wo, three, Jour- pe, and sir OF range four
teen.
Townships one two three four, dve six seren range
ffteen., ...sav
Townships to three four, fire. six, and of
teen ~ 30 - -@3 fE -
Townships fire, star and sersn, of range seventeen.
Township seren, of range eighteen. FL. -, ......
NORTH of he base line oest Of the eridan and east Of Pearl
Townships three % seven, and eight Of range five.
Townships
Townships eight nine, and ten, OF range seven
Townships eight, aud
The townships designated Roman wholly with
in the limits of ix width each side said road,
and these Italics partly said limits, designated
the diagrams, which will be furnished dsuc.
ofces by the Commissioner ofthe General Land Office
Lands reserved for Schools military and other purposes will be
excluded from SALE H1 .s..
The lands subject way granted by
ed each
which include will be sold
containing the quantities respectively shown by the official %
Each sale will be sufficient admit OF offer
exceeding weeks applications
make entries of the lands offered under this proclamation
not be close of the public sale.
hand, city ashiDgon, the twenty third
- .na FRANKLIN PIERCE.
5. BY the President s.sl.
...a-u john WILSON,
Commissioner OF the General Land Office.
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BROWNS Esse~e~ - JAmasc~ 0s~x~v.
ssnce preparation ~ II
ahma, tncpien choes, short NJ
digestive h,wcops " Of tn~sabls value n.,ins The
icnce Of epidemic cho'ers srd ecNpants children
peculiarly enosc'yos; fsmy .hoadhs without
which Turk in a changing climate. III
CauuonBe sure TO the which prepsd
Only y r. brown At his drug and chemical
" run s-a Chestnut streets Phsd-phis, ~ me
spnn~esnes In ne United ass,es wsshnrr
city, v, by Patterson Marin ID t1mso and in
dns Wrs'sa by J. v. Pievpc~s aaot Nd F'HE
SIgah IN the Cape Lookowt PAviison CoaapAsy :.
Voice her~hy Et to
-. s,s .sa " 81 o. hc ss
P.frssc Rank, Chahb avetbe~ A~h~ss ones Of
Mss Evans Past, city ~ ash,wsscu bivct NJ
Cdu~sA, fnsos srN ~ kept 6tssed
ami the as,h Of July fIiI 4 ia W.
Y at rAH WILLIAM n. DUNKTHsOs,
N"htE.f < n. W. alSQuE. 81
EDwrN RoRrSnow. 4 .
-El8 .a Commissioners
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United States originally ph
- draon from market account of the railroad gront.
Sd March, 1852 enuued An
lands mentioned "
of the United States they
tended sections Of public lands the
railroad heenbeore mentioned where
made prior the final allotment VI the al
ralrold. all claims bv
tmpon sections public lands within
originally will
made the 4lh February 1882 the date of the final aot
Claims limits proven up any
pubic
paid for Of dolats and hy
within limits Of
be the
said ianAs private
dollar
Of lands
only however, be located by each emptor.
public directed by
going President, will be received
location by Of the
satisfy outside OF the six miles limits
confusion
be issued
ceiveu.
'0-fTI JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner Of the General Land Once
May25-wi3w
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EpwAR No. 4 i c %.,, .sss,, 4 s 20.
| BROWN, sHIRLEY, co,
! n @. ROBERTS CO..
J. nS SSiSsi: s'G Co., s''d London
NoIe Dame de. VICTORIES,
| GEO II DRAPER H.v,e.
ships win no, be accountants for gold
s%"s m signed sers and the value expressed
/ Jsn5
TOR sALEA brick dwelling house Georgetown,
and ouof the best material with lot attached of
ern stable, carriage house, wood.hou.e. &C.
Any Sns 70 can OF @ sss es,
Terms on''s cash The balance in Y s.. sSrsE %sa'
Exchange nross National Hotel Buildings, Washington. DO
| MERICAS HOUSE, Hanover street, Bo.son, ny
Levi. Rice Rebuilt ensryed and
don Of The travelling public.
UNCLE TOMS cAuIs.-A ns-lse a.sueu.oype Of Mrs.
Whisnu, Gallery, ~ together
portrait Of son,as, the famous Queen Of Song"
ID II. HOOE a co.. whoi...,s and Retail Dealers Is
capctins aoor oil cloths m.nss rugs. curtain materials
rsnnsyvania sv.nus nh Washington,
800
NOTICE AND REMOVAL
THE his psee Of business Unit,
new ss T,. s s o"s now occupied VIII
and b. taken The ."s and non on Inn ss.
usual large books saoosy kc ofevcy de-rp
% entering HI. new "ors, pes.
RI -. F. rs .~## n. FARNHAM
NBAn indebted tho subscriber win be Kind enough
ina which ar. ali ready fho.e no, paid by the
in a
important closed time, intent 10
make different arrangement in my business. . lt
July e-dnf -,
MOTTO whom that
intend applying General Land once the United statss
fSo7 dated November ~ ao and issued 70 Henry
during
va 3IOse original which
for a6st In which
claim an inssvs Aforesaid James
49, #.. f.rej44 bae ELIZA r.. POINTS.
M Er.cuis and sole devises Of Jas Points, deceased.
A. Oo-1aw2m at9 sagE s#1fa a.E.HA ~
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Public sale tho States MIllaary Reser~e nj
Fort WfnnebAKc. wfssomstk. " = 10

THE United State. Military Rererve For, wa.shass wi.con
sin containing about fou Thousand
At the fort IN separate lots pnbIic
day Of September, 1851 at 10 o'clock, A. n. =
The reserve IL located n
nve NOV connected passing V,rIy through the
ssyc ana contains some Of The dsiake In
Wseonsin Thr forfi well known one
valuable town sites In This section Of Stsa
Maps showing the dimensions alton kc az m. v.rou.
can be seen AZ my Once previcus 10 day OF sale.
The terms Of sale are cash. specie fund.. -
.s 5.1.... n J. e-4I a v. n. MAsTnN,
- - - Assistant Quansfmastsr u a. Army.
AssnrAsr ouAnrgaxAsrsR's Orvfos,
July 22-sodrap,bAur SaalEN
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NOTICE TO PREEMPTIDN CLAIMANTS. :
Every entitled the right Of presumption the
Of proper Office make payment therefor
rootabie th before
pointed Of the public sale land
bracng The claimed Otherwise such claim will be forfeited
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner Of General Land Once.
May Io-lawt3w
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Proclamation.
WHEREAS by entitled An relating ~
proved 25th July, amending tbs same,
proved 27th 1885, provided "whsncver shall he
made the satisfaction NJ the hst animal Of the
dog kind within this deemed considered IL
hs he "tc duty n the his p'ocanaiop requiring
that all animals
shall etpediep
proclamation exceeding and shall be the
the consbies, lawful other hu and
bury all and every dog rorg a'sEe contrary TO tho said ocsms
~ Acg-- Grt- ~ Il H9 h.lt l-Hl . ~ ttffH
Now therefore, having appear -n'i.fsc,icn
knd mad within this city, do
THAT "si animals Of
dog kind" this required be kept confined for and
date hereof; and the police
corporation enforce
all found going this proclaim
Given under hand the mayors ONCE in the city Of Wash
ingtou, this ooh day Of june 1889
July l-law6w Mayor
NOTICE-Notcs IL hereby gwen attorney OF
IN kse John w. Briggs, No IT'S, in
The Menasbs land dsct wsconsn, describing w Of g. w
n u.s. 81 E. the duplicate rvcers which
has mnii, have mad. application the Commits
General Land once m Of the Of fy
dollars said JOHN LAST.
Gsrrs bar, March Al, lss3---Jmne ao-is~1w 1u
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rcstponsusmt of the Pnbue Land sales ~ Wtsconsin
NOTICE hereby public Of lands ordered
IN plsaos ~ NE President - the United sfssss dsed the
N the land
ON IN Wscos.a,
wil,ow nives Crosse, Point Menasha
nsncs On "A, is OH aad a3d May NEXT declared 70 b
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err.a NOTICE TO PRE- EMFTioN CLAIMANTS -. ...r
Every pss~n right prc-empaor 10 any az N,
within townships and fractional townships nbcv
establish ssfcon
oHsce and
ss~rs A ctts, and before
Of the pobic safe of the
otherwise rtch clsira will be ersed
JOHN WILSON
Commissioner ~ the General Land once.
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NOTICE TO PREEMPTIoN CLAIMANTS. ~ 81.
Every entitled The right pre-empuon
lands within the townships and townships
nt.d required TO establish the Of
register and receiver OF the land chcc and
reo yaoftoas this rofice
N
embracing The claimed Otherwise win fsr,tsd
JOHN WtLsON,
Commissioner of the Geaessi LsaA OAcs.
.E f.. -.rIFHs II -e-FI =
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d J. STEERS NEW GOODS FOR GENT1lssaRs~ -
have just received another supply Of elegant Foods
men, making stock the
who about 10 Themselves clothing o
and approaching weather should by sood
before they purchase elsewhere. --- ttA'
= ~ n. ..saeE
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ships viii accountable gold
precious METALS unless bills OF
thereof therein
JNn5
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-03-26

A'"ass'S 4 Tsiiss ssvss,, JYvssa, Tssss
'rNHE ssder.igsed hAvs nov On Mad. an
= sse constantly reseivis9 and opeains,
's'ge ssd well :s'ssted stseks Of Dvy Oeeds.
essdy msds clothing. hats, saps, AID hsssa
hard and hollow war;; alse, . lsryshasortnsas
Of gsecsries, which they wip seIl u wholeaale
and FstaiI, upon lhs most favorable tsrsna.
Their stocks In the above liner are fall and
varied. One advantage l.. they have BEEN ~
Ieeted with great carr. They hare been par.
chased upon accommodating terms anh a the
ProP'istor. e. upon the principle Of being ON.
tented with snail profits and sp~edy aes they
think they can promise TO s-i, A. low ~ any
house in Shreveport or Jefferson. Give them
a call and examine their goods AID their prices.
VEAL 4 JENNINGS.
Jefferson. Texas, Feb. s. 1858 !
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w have been favored WIN tne follow,
extract from n private letter. from MA
has, received in this city by the Ores.
mt City:
"for the Arst time in the history Of the
Ppshlc has tho mnn chosen by the peo.
for the second post Of honor. taken the
Nh Of; office in = foreign land. William
sius King was. on the Alb inst, sworn in
Vice President Of tho United Sta,es, at
, Cmmbre. near M.,anzss.
"lhe day WAS n most beautiful one the
bar blue sky Of the tropics over our
|ads. the emerald carpet OF Cuba beneath
II feet. aud the delicious sea breeze Of
~ attitudes. sprinkli"y ito coo;ness over
of W. Ear, in the morning, Consul
sdney, d~pstesi BY Judge Sharkey TO ad>
sser tho oath, left town on horseback for
y Csmbre. accompanied BY several
mericsn gentleman. 4 pleasant ride Of
ne milss. brought " to the estate where
b. Hing wss residing, eall,d la fs~tre.
h peak) from Ns situation o" tho col"'''
bling point Of the hills that immediately
bsround Mstamsaa The view from here
one Of tho most teauiiIa! the eye ever
(oked upon. Far ~ III. vision could reach
.his line expanss the beautiful valley Of
lumuri extended with rs winding river
varying Relds II green and gold. dotted
r. aud theirs with white sparkling build
y tina, looked IKE pearl. Get upon sms>
"a. 0ad IL. brown hills stretching Tar. tss
bay ia the distance No more lovely or
pr impressive spot. could have been
s"d In the whole world Tor the ceremony.
d the sol-mn grandeur Of the act. and
scene. shed its spirit over W,
The oath was administered BY Consul
sidney, to the Vice President. Who WA
pdy and waiting our arrival, The volanss
y hrouyht up to the door. aud Mr. Ming
Pppsd IL. IN order to ride into Masa"fas.
tofs The ssn shovld h too high to make
snplsssass TIE whole cavalcads. con-
Hing Of sons twelve Of 6ft~e" American
n:lsassu, Immediately mounting. aud for
Ax On escort arosnd shs carriage, sssom>
laisd The Vice President 10 town.
"l'hs Crsolss who had gathered on The
vn round The hose, uncovered. and many
HEARTFELT voys I'd. coz Dios God b. 9th
bs,) broke from their Iips - thsy rode
pay. In ths road 10 town. The nslivss.
ssvss We met them. sils4tly uncovered
" approached. and - W. pass~d. 'P~d
ss ~ lie asa.s snivsrsal sslssstion. A
i Spa"iards, standing in gloomy ire q
doom ot sh~is shops. viewed - !" I"
~. " msetsrsd sallsn ejo - the dsss
IN ~ hoFsss fsss 6sw in their faesa
NJ. King lsn Msla"sss o" The ssms
fos tAs seeals d Mr.. Chartrain. Ia ~
eIdo of LIsnsuss, sbost eighteen miles
= hssa. Hi health l. very poor. and
~ asessaeassd N sssiAs patients viii
nseasy dissasss h ,A6 climate. l's'
~ - eaasoa survive lsas. lss ssa,
~ mosths IN tAs mild sllsnsts. bat b
asvss u bsssss. 1Hs ID ststssmss
~ NJ ssmisg fsss wish sslmasss. = On
- 'ssghs ~ gesd agst. ssd wv u
~ = ssssusl ill.,"
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nl10I1o Y1ll 4, H. IT.

y
Ve b1eeoase ocoeq 81 HaaA1eses epposoe.
- g y nssss:W Log ~ q, ASSESSES e
~ Pee''s sees ~ ~ sssssoa 81 ~ Iessitste
vii ssa9snes - ~ E1sse nsaeav In Feb
nary ssdss ths saases 81 ~ Faculty u
Iescnsfs. 70 VII:
~ !eo =. WtLeees PruoeoeHs
!. - q. .. Lacy, VIZ tvSnetp1I.
niss .t'aA bvsros. Fr1@evy 0s1ovtmses:
Hiss AaAeeLLA JsnHarT JvHk. heessc ptsss
OrsHiag end Fi6Sey Wsrk
0sasee q 0euAy, 80 0hasRes ~ -.
s6ea, 7weotY WeSks.
PaiMAay DxvAsTnaxT.--Ostho
Reading, and writing, psr session cf
five months, SlQ %
SECOND JUNIOR CLAss.--Elementsry les.
sons In Arithmetic, Grammar, Geo.
avaphy. Natural phjlosophy. Phjsi.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-03-26

The new Cumberland Presbyterian Church
in Marshall, wfi lie dedicated on Sunday the
37,h inst Services to commence at II clock
An. A general attendance Of citizens from
town and country Is desired.
The second Quarterly Meeting Of the N Z.
Church, for Marshall Station, viii commence
on Saturday the Ind 81 April. There will be
preaching on the night preceding.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-03-26

IOiiN SABINE. having permanently located
- in this city Tor the purpose Of doing reg
ular Dry Goods smd Grocerv business, would
call the attention Of tho citizens Of Csss and
adjoining counties TO his large and extensive
stock Of Dry Goods and Groceries which have
lately been purchased in New York and New
Orleans. Planters and country merchants are
requested 10 call ard examine my stock, which
embraces Dry Goods. = large assortment; Sad.
dies, brides, hardware, crockery ware, ha.s,
a large and fine assortment Of ladies'. boys, and
gen,l-mans shoes, etc, etc.
GROCEEIES.-Dacon. coffee, sugar, shot
and powder, nails tobacco, whisky, salt, &c,
which will be sold M low A. sny house in this
city Also; Begging and Rope will DC furn-
ish~d to planters an customary terms.
Feb. 8, 1853 "
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BUSINESS! nUsINEsx:!

BUSINESS! BusUN ESS:!
Plough Fomndry- Wagon and Carriage
Mdking-Gun Smuhiag.
THE undersigned would in.
$50 form the citizens Of Marshall
80 and vicinity. that his Plough
Foundry is still in operation, and lhnt he makes
poughs not to he exceIIed by any brought to
this market, not excepting the celebrated man
ufnctnr- Of }tall Il Spears.
Two cents pound will be paid for old cast.
ings taken in exchange AT the foundry.
lie also carries on the wagon and carriage
business. Work mad. to order, or repairing.
done at the shortest notice.
lie ha. also connected with the establish
ment = Gunsmith shop, where work will he
dom. in a satisfactory manner and AT short no.
tee.
liz wishes il understood that he keeps on
hand the best material. the most competent
workm~n. that work will be executed promptly
and II the lowest prices--as Cheap a- the cheap.
est.
JOHN COLEMAN.
March 10, 1853 ~
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NEW sa.HlNG GOODs.

r1>HE undersigned begs leave TO inform his
1 friend. and the public generally thu. he
has Just received and will he still receiving
dnrng the season, a large aud well selected
stock of Spring and Sumner foods con.i-i
ing Of staple dry goods, geiast with +, great
variety Of fancy ladies' ors' good. also f
fine assortment Of ready 5sie oiolling, Ana
gentlemen's furnishing g,~,.e, boots. shoe.,
hats, anG caps, groceries. and N great many
other things, which he will sell Just as cheap
a. they can be bought in any retail estAh-
lishm~nt at New Orlerns
Call and examine for ourselves before pur.
chasing elsewhere.
NJ. LEVY.
March 70. 1883. n37-tf
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-03-26

VVyILLlAM II. ESTIII, Attorney snd
w Counselor 81 Law, Henderson, Ru.k
Co, Texas, will practise IN the District courts
~ The sixth and IL portion Of the hhh ludi.
s;.l Ds,,ir,., also in the Supreme and Federal
court. At Tyler. Undivided attention WI, b.
given 10 all business conhdrd TO hiscsre. ra',
iiculas attention 10 ,h~ collection Of Claims ana
the prompt remittance Of m":'ss e"',sc'ea'
He viii art ~ agen. for the purchase s',d sac
Of land. and in The investigation Of land titles
upon reasonable tesms.
Henderson, Texas, March 10, ISSs' "
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Prev lsooo store.

WE arr aow r%c~ising and opening
(next door to Ward, Wilson 4 Coz
one Of shs largest saA best collected
stoehs Of ProrisS,as. Ovoesysss, Cos}srf'orS-
r;es, F'vxiis, d.. d.. ever cessed In this place
HaviaR bssa selected exclusively fat this mar.
h~s, oss goods and psicss ws will guarantee to
meet .hs waats and ability Of oui rustousses
Our stock Gill embrace every article kept in
the Groc~ry line, which ws all sslt n small
advance fos CssA sxciMsitsly.
CIV. W . call before purchasing slsswhesr,
A ve tel confident Ne viii give satisfaction.
w. \. BASh
Msrshsli, March Is. 1881. MI
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CITATION TO nElea.
Tns STATE o. TsxAs-Corxrr or M.
BISON.

|
Ape;iessisa y psvAs,s win Of NJ. y.... a......,
70 !hs shen9 VI sasd county Cassr,~s.
| WHEkEAS, R<njamin B. u. Hunter has
" liked bic petition IN tAe Office Of the clerk
Of The county court Of aaid county, represent.
ing that William Young, late Of ssid county.
Departed this life on the 10Th day of January
last, 1889 and thst he len n. a:uta,i,s viii:
and that Indiana Gresham, wife Of George w.
Gresham, citizens VI the county OF Harrison.
aforesaid; Amelia Sti.h, wife of Fabiu, S,ith.
citizens Of the State Of California: Louisiana
Pearson, wife Of Joseph J. Pearson, citizen. Of
the State Of Mississippi; Ann NJ. Fsisby, wife
Of John Frisby, citizens Of the State of Lou.
'siana. and the children Of Sarah Ilsiber,, de-.
ceAAed, names unknown, resident in the State
OF Arkansas: and - Hunter, wife Of d. ii.
toner, resident in naid county Of Harrison, are
the heirs al law Of said decedcnt and, whereas.
II appears that sou'e 81 the heirs aforesaid are
nos.res'dsnt Of the State Of Texas aforesaid,
These are. therefore, to command YOU TO cite
the said Anne a Stiih aud Fabus S,,th: Louisiana
Pearson, and Joseph J. Pearson Ann NJ. Fyi.by
and John Frsby; and the children Of SARAH
itaibert. names unknown, the non. resident
heirs aforesaid, by publication Of thi. citation
ior four successive weeks, M by law directed. to
Ike and appear at the term Of the county cour, 10
be held in and for said county Of HARRISON. Mt
the town Of Marshall. on the last Monday in
April next, (1853.) to show cause. II any they
have OF can, why the ssid nuncupa,ive viii
should not be probatcd and letter. ,estamYn,
issued To said petitioner, ~ prayed for in hi.
said petition.
Ileseit fail hot. and due return make Of hi,
writ, and the manner in which you shall have
executed the same.
.,,ssa,. Given under my hand and the
s zeal Of :.'d court, ~. the 9Th
sss by T.. CArxa. d. Crk. |
lssued the 9th day Of March, 1851.
U. HENDkICk, T.. Crk,
by Z. CATER. d. elk.
Received In office March 9th, 1859. and
handed TO the editor IL the Texas Republican /
same day for publication.
.. X. PERRY, Sheriff II. C.
March ~, 1853. n36-4t
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Ceften SEED.

TIME genuine Dean Cotton Seed, originally
from Central America, the cotton from
which, rommsads ! or 3 ceats more in market
than the ordinary varieties. ART offered for sale
Al Ward T. Vivions, Port Caddo, and Jone.yilr,
with samples and certificates. Refer To w 7.
Scott and Dr.. A Parker, Of Harrison.
JOHN HUNT.
March 10. 1859. n37 -3t
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NCSMITu'y LIVERY STABLE.

rI,IlE undersigned is happy to communicate
L 10 hi. friends and the travelling public
generally that he has completed his new aud
commodious STABLE situated on Jackson
street, near the Jefferson Hotel, where he will
h all times be prepared to serve them with
saddle horses OF carriages on moderate terms.
Having long been engaged in the business,
both North and South, he llatters himself that
he will I've fully able TO give general sa'i-fac-
ton lie therefore solicit. n share Of public
patronage. His rates for keeping Ho'scs ~''I
be as follows;
Per Mcn,h, -. oi2 30
One Week. %
One Day. - 10
One Night, b0
Single Feed. rs
N. Bills Stable ia attached TO She LETTER.
.on Hotel, and travellers stopping Al this desir.
able HOUSE will find their horses in his carr.
X. W. NESMIrH.
Jefferson. Texas, Feb. s. 1859. ly
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RISING Sun MOTEL.
HEAD OF MARSHA. ST., JEFFERSON TEX.

(f'wmeriy knorn a. sH Pisnters' Ho'e!)
nR. SAMUEL CAREY having rented this
~ well known establishment, and fitted Il
up in comfortable style, scI'ci,s share Of pub
lie patronage. His residence, which is large
and commodious, IL attached TO the Hotel,
hereby enabling him to furnish families or
single persons with good private rooms. liz Is
also provided with good stables, plenty Of
prov-udrr and faithful ostlers No pains or
expense ~sl be sparcdto please his guests.
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EH,6 st D L L.
Marshall o. fe9er'la. ietas
THE unders,gnei an'o respectfully
inform the citizens OF tass aat ''e sa
n joining counties that they u.s. 0p'ret
a large and elegant Drug store. in Jc.. srsoH
and are prepared TO sell at wholesale and re's..
upon ~ accommodating terms ~ any house
this side Of New Orleans. All articles on hand
have been purchased from the best establish.
men,s in the United States, aud IRE pure and
genuine. Drugs, medicines, paints. oils, dye
stuils, books, stationery, pa,en, medicines. saf-
gical instruments, P~rfum-fie., tue co''crv'
window glass, putty, &c. &c - constantly
o. hsul Thr} NIN ne csUf's1fg frceW''r
lhr shnsc A't' .es ane af ihes sale aye
4un.iy made jueu sppphes sill al"ays be
fresh sad pure Those 4e.irous Of purchasing
s,,ou.. remember ,hat they lose nothing by
inqu,ring before they go abroad. We nrc sat
isslcd the quality Of our ARTICLES and our pr'ccs
will give satisfaction.
ELLIOTT Il FIRTH.
jefferson. March I. 1853 vln35-y