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The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1854-05-03
Heavy Damages.

The Evening News ct tn. 26lh inst
contains an interesting report Of civ
il action for assault and battery which
was tried IN Charleston before Judge
u. l.. Wardlaw. during he late term
ofthr Court. The parties to'the suit
were Julius NJ. Wolf ne. Nathan A.
Cohen, Leopold Cohn and a. NJ. Cohen.
The satne defendants had bcen indict. d
and all found guilty, at the last Orto.
Der term Of the Court, Of The saline
assault and battery. and had been,
sentenced tn !Hy fines a, follows, viz:
n. "A. Cohen, $500; Leopold Cohn.
5000; nnI Aarnh''N. Cohen, $780,
l.., pold C"hn Was the pa,,ne and A.
n. C"hcn the son of n. a. Chen.
The plaintiff wh'' kept IL small cloth
ing store in KING street, was Induced
to 60 t" the larger clothing store of
n. n: C'h-n g. Coh!t, by. tie following
note handed to him by clerk of the >c
two defendants.
e" Nh. }. Nj. Wolff:
Sr-YJu will please call at our
store, OH business of Importance.
"f"nrs, N. a. Cohen g. Cuhn.
"t'harlrston. Nov. d, 1852"
The plaintiff ,hrrc"phn went, aud
was very scvrrrl, beaten and bruised,
and 30 much d sligu'cd by his wound> )
and the blood from them that the
magistrate, to whom he applied for
legal address, did not recognise him.
Two or thrc, physicians were called in
1" see him at different times. Th..
case was, h"wrvcr, managed hy onl,
one "i them. The plaintiff was con
fined t. his bed five or six days, and
his bruises were visible long time.
The defendants offered no evidence
either in rxtrn,ati"n Or explanation
Alter E pr"trarted argument ON both
sides, the case was given to the Jury.
who, after shcr. d"!ibprati,n, render.
ed the fnli"wing verdict:
We find Nathan a. Cohen guilt,
and fined Fire Thousand Dollars.
:" We find Leopold Cohn guilty, und
fined T.oo Hundred DoAurs.
"We find Aaron N. Cohen guilty
and fred One HIND, ed Doii"rs.
FL Gil Il. BANKS, Foreman.
N. a. Cohen has appeaicd for a new
trial, on the ground of xcessivc dam.
ages.-SouM Carolina Times.
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MuRpER.--We have learned from

MuRDER.--We have learned from
gentleman, who has just returned to
this place from Horny District, that
Alfred Floyd, few days since. mur
dered his wife by cutting her throat
with n knife. Mrs. Floyd had been
absent from home at her sons house
on the night before the occurrence, ot
which Floyd is said 10 have been dis
pleased, and on her return in the morn.
ing, perpetrated the murder. After cut
ting his Wits throat, he stated to his
daughter what he had done, told her
to give him some "mcat and bread"
or he would cut her throat also. +.
is man somewhat advanced in life,
had been marri d 10 the.dcccased many
years, and had raised large family of
children, some of whom are grown
For years past he has exhibited strong
SYMPTOMS of arrangement. He has
been arrested for the offence and com.
mitted to the Jail of Horny to await
his trial.--Marion Star, 2M.
GuANo DoN'T BURN I'm the depot
re 'cn'ly consumed by fire at Weldon
there were 200 bags ofguano. While
tobacco boxes, barrels, fish. lime,
Pl"ughs, and several large iron boilers
were ruined, 3S bags Of guano were
unscorched, and 1856 bags filled from
the remaining bags that were partially
burned. The pile was so strong OF
ammonia that it caused all of the
laborers' noses to bleed.
Roanoke Republican.
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CoNvicTED OF 4 CAPITAL OFFENCE
a negro man. .uerrin, The property Of Mr.
lit. Street, was tried yesterday before
court composed of Magistrates and
Freeholdors, and convicted Of an assault
and battery npnn white woman. The
penalty is death, by The laws of this State,
and The convict has been sentenced to be
hu"g on the frat Monday in May. The
circumstances Of this offence were of a
particularly painful character. The lady
has cndeared herself by high character
and gentle manners to a large circle of
friends, and the sentence OF this Court is
enforced by the public sentiment of our
Whole city Charleston Standard.
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-o-,-,.,-,-..-p-.>-o-.,

SINGULAR SUICIDE-One Of the most
strange and singular suicides that we have
heard of ior some time, came TO our knowl-
edge yesterday. A well dresse stranger,
who, from papers in his possession, appears
to have been named s. A. Ruger. took
passage in the Northern cars in this city
on Saturday evening. for Baltimore. He
desired to take ticket for New York, but
the captain Of the train could not issue
ticket farther than Baltimore. On his way
up to TayorsyIle, nothing occurred to at
tract attention. But on arrividg ut Tay
lorsville. (wicre the cars stopped for few
m:nutes,) he lett his seat, got out, and the
cars passed on their way TO Fredericks-
burg.
Nothing farther was known of or heard
from the stranger till the return of the cara
yes erday at,er' oon; when, on getting
within about thirty yards of the stopping
p ace at lay orsvilir, tha missing indvidn-
al was see in up:nc tree about fifteen fee,
from the ground 1t appears he had got
ten up in the Tree, taken off his cravat.
lied it around his neck, and suspended him
self from the limb oi the tree. He mad or
when found, good suit Of black cloth
clothes. gold watch in his pocket, and
about $500 in noney-lOO Of which was
i'll gold. When the cars passed Taylors-
vile about 2p. III. yesterday, he had been
discovered only about thIr.y lninntcs. 1t
Is moi know:s how long lie had been hang.
ing. He had also in one OF his pockets
receipt. from the agent Of the steamer Her.
mann, for 500. lor 4 second CABIN passage
10 Bremen. The lIcrnann sailed from
Nrw York on Saturday last and i, il sup
posed that he WIS on his way To take pas.
sage in l,er.-Richmo'ui, [Fa.) Examiner.
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NDmuemeaG.

MARRIED the 18th of April
1854 by the Rev. r. p. Franks Mr.
ROBERT q. HARLEE to Miss SUSAN
Ann daughter of Rev. Thomas Nj. and
Mary A. Munnerlyn, all of Marion,
S. G.
Her 10, is fIco with thine
Its good and ills to ahare,
And wcll know twill be hor prido
To soothe each rising caro-;
Be true to her your Arcting ycas
And mark out joys increased,
And may your life glide swcctly on
In happiness and pcaco.
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New Paper.

We have received the prospectus of the
"Waford Guardian" weekly Newspa-
rer To be published at Spartanburg. S. G. +,
by C. c. PUCKErT, and to be devoted to-
" Mans rights, his intellectual expansion
and his Salvation" Terms Two Dollars
per annum, if paid in advance. Two Dollars
and Fifty Gents, III paid in six months after
receiving the first number. We welcome
MIR. PucKETT into the fraternity and wish
him and his paper every success.
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sons complain that they cannot walk
our streets in safety and all, we sup.
pose a:e compelled to admit that the
flea tribe have increased with the nun.
Der Of hogs which infcst our streets, to
an unbcarahlc extent. We call the
attention Of the Town Council to this
state Of things and ask for an inforce-
men: Of the Law.
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TThc Taissi1ag Steamer.

The Steamer CITY of Glasgow" about
which SO much anxiety is felt and of whose
loss there can now be but little doubt had
OIL board 81 cabin passengers, including
about dozen children, besides 300 pas
sengers in the steeragc, making, with her
crew, about 400 souls in ALL She had also
a very valuable cargo, estimated to be
worth about $l,OOO,0OO. a considerable
portion Of which was csnsigned to Bali
more merchants.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1854-05-03
The ds;a dstIeR Treaty.

We have at length news, not Of the
ratification Of this treaty but of the passage
of it, as amended BY the Senate. The
treatyas amended. we are told gives us
new boundary line, that secures route to
the Pacific and settles all difficulties with
Mexico, except the private Claims of
American citizens, which was an impor.
tantSitem in the treaty negotiated by Gen.
Gadsden. Ten millions of dollars are
given to Santa Anna and the grant to
Sloo iS reorgan'zed. The Garay grant
received no attention. and very little sup-
port.
1t is generally supposed that the Presi-
dent will confirm the treaty, and through
the influence af Gen. Gads,len, it is hoped
Mexico or rather her dictator, will agree
to it..
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WEDNEsDAr MAY 3, 1854.

persurs wishing tn sre lis uppn
business rcnn"r,rd with Tho pln,r nr I.aw,
car fin aNa: ~ "ru- .'urinr .he .lav.
except 'to'a '>rr tn tiv" IN ,h" alinrnnon.
at our Office, ius, hack or So. oMovs' Now
Store. All business ronncr,rd with ,h"
pager mus. be transacted with WILLIAM
LEWIS. IoHS S. RICHARDSON, jr., or r. G..
LMAN. Mr.. K. &. LOGAN, the Foreman
Of Banner Office. is oar only authorised
Agent I" receive money and give receipts
for the same, and may always be found al
the Banner Office. All letters addressed
TO the Banner must be pre-prid to insure
attention.
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So, Carolina---Sumter Dist,
By w. WIS. Esqr, Ordinary for said

DtSN .
Whereas Jemima Weets, hath apple
TO me for letters OF Administration. on all
and singular the goods and chattles. righ,s
and credits Of the late Robert Weeks of
the said District, deccase.
These are, therefore to cite and admon-
ish all and singular, the kindred and cred
itors Of the said deceased, to be and APP
pear before me at our next Ordinary'e
Court for the said District to be holden at
Sumter Court House n Friday tho l2th
day Of May inst, to show cause, If any,
why tho sad administration should bo
granted. {.
Given under my hand aud seal, this 3i
day of May in the year Of our Lord
It.. ST. one thonsond eight hundred AMI
fifty.four, aud in the 7a,l, year of
American Independence.
= May 8, lesA. 27--2t
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HEARTLEss REP"RT.-Some heartlcss
scamp wrote Iha, Mrs. Wilson, recently
rescued from captivity among the Indians,
where her suff:rings were dreadful. had, a
ebert time alter. given birth 10 " fine lit.
tic Indian boy" Mrs. Wilson has pub.
lshcd card, Indignantly denying the ata,c.
ment, saying that the child is white, and
that her r.husband ID the father Of 1t.
CarrliaidH.
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Nm Dr, rI,,,,, M.r.h,, ax

BAD DEBTS Hunts Merchants Mapa-
zine advocates the passage Of an net nbol-
isllng all laws for the collection of debt,
except where property is tranferscd for it's
security; the properly so transferred to
he the only legal security on such debt
The writer Gays that should this became
law, It would prevent seventy five per cent
OF the bad debts now made, besides prolfto:
ting integrity aud upright mercantile char.
ectCr.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1854-05-03

TIE HuTcnINsoN SCHOLARSHIP IN
THE Sou7H CARoLINA CoLLEoE.-The
South [arolinian announces that Mr..
HIRAM HUTcHINsos, : native Of York
District, in Ehis State, formerly mcr
chant in Columbia, and now the sue.
cesstul President Of the Bank of Ham
burg, has given five thousand dollars
to the South Carolina College. for the
purpose of founding scholarship to
aid in the education of INDECENT young
men Of merit.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1854-05-03

ANY suggestions which may be in
duced by an examination Of the tables
Of tho United States Census for this
District Tor Parish, or Town, rs the
case may be, should be forwarded at
an early day, to Mr.. DeBow, Sup~r.
intendent Of the Census Office at Wa =.
inXton, with view of tho correctness
Of othar qualifications from that ollice !.
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Ex-Esrnsidenla Fillmore,

This distinguished gentleman and his
travelling companion the Hon. JOHN p.
\ KEHNEpY, partook of complimentary
dinner in charleston on Thursday last. The
feasi was presided over by the Hoy. w !.
u. PORTER. Several lspeeches we're made
and the occasion seeing TO have been 4
spirited and interesting one.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1854-05-03

The General Assembly of the Pres y
tcrian Church in the United States of
America will hold it's next Annual Meeting
in tie Cenlra! Presbyterian Church, IN the
city OF Buffalo, N. Y, at l ! o'clock, A. Nj.
on Thursday, the 18th o. Msy, next. and
Will be opened with a sermon by the Rev.
John Z. Young, d. D., the Moderator of
tho last assembly.
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The Black Swan.

a northern paper says, that this aholi
ton beauty is about to be married to a
white goose OF Londoner. We shall
look will, some interest for the advent of
the speckled goslings.
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Down to Thursday last, one hundred
and twenty dead hodlcs had bccn washed
ashore on Absecom Beach, but il was not
known to what vessel they had belonged.
The ship Humboldt, for which upprehen
sion had been entertained, had arrived al
New York.--Ee. Ne,ns.
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Russian MISlsrER.-Count ALEX
AsDER DE MEDEM has been appointed
Minister from Russia in place of Mr..
BopIsCo.
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A Ck lnDVylSN Iip,eaevS.

We are indebted to Hon. JOSIAH J.
Evans, kEITT and BoYcE for many Con-
grcssrnna' favors, for all of which tlcv
have our most sincere thanks.
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COTTON MARK ET.
CIlARl.ESTON NAV

CoTToN.---Salcs yesterday were
moderate, at prices ranging from 6
934.
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There are ten or twelve frlghttul casea
OF lip, tongue and face cancer in thr Lon.
dom Cancer Hospital, all resulting from
esceasiseSsiilokipe.
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Notice..

The Vigi'ant Society Of Snmtrrvilc. will
Monday the 7lh Of May, for tho usual ,crm
l.. p. LORlNG, Prcs't
}. II. DINGLE, Sec'ty.
May 3, 1851
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DANGING SGKOOL.

MONS. BERGER respectfully iniq5ms
the citizens Of Sum,ervilIe.. that hia Dane
ing school opens to-day. the Bird Of May at
the Town Hall. at a O'Clock for young
Ladies and Masters, at 8 o'clock for Gen.
tlemcn, the time subject to be chshgsi if
it does not suit. !.
Forparticuars apply at ehns's Ffolel.
May 3, 1854 Ct #.
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Col. THOMAS. w. lIysY, prominent
Citizen and State Senator from Lancaster,
d'od In that place on the 23d Of April.
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In the US Senate, on Wednesday,
the bill for the purchase Of the portraits
ofthe fist five Presidents of the United
States, by w. Steuart, to be placed in
the Presidential mnnsion-the sum
appropriated to be S5OOO-was read
third time and passed unanimously.
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Holoray's Ointment and Pills certain Cure
for Erupto. and all Diseases ofthe Shin.-EI.
dy. dated February ID, lS53.-"To Professor
Holoway,-Sir,-My child, when three months
old, was afflicted with severe eruplions all over
the body sought every aid and the advice Of
surgeons and physicians, by NIL of whom tho
ca case "aa considered hopeless then tried your
Ointmentand Pills, and without e1ugeraiion.
tho effect wns miraculous, for in q short time sho
was restored to perfect health. Mr.. Bowdcn,
bookseller, Gainsborough. Or myself, would bs
happy to satisfy any inquirer az to the truth Of.
this statement"
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1854-05-03

The Salisbury (N. O. Waichman gives
an account Of tho arrest of the Rev. Mr
Mcdonald. on The charge Of committing
series Of forgeres. BY which the Salem
Bank, in that State. has lost several thou.
sand dollars Mr.. Nc Donald ID sad to be
worth S60.Oo0 or $4,000, and has numer-
ouB wealthy connexions.
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TIE NI,I.o pEA\.

,.,,,,, :, , :,
Iiit Subse''bcf takes pleasure in announcing
! that he has made arrangement with The
manufacturers, Tor shr sale u the above ncaiy
invented and patented Mos,cai Instrument
invented and manufactured BY II. b. Horton
\ On, Akron, Ohio,
a specimen Instrument jas, received, may
.s seen BY calling on the subscriber.
In view Of our precurioas navigation, aPpl-
cation without delay, n solicited IT those ~ho
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CURTIS, TAYLOR, u C.

They areV'og opening.
At their INV srogE, east side OF the public
square, large and we'd selected stock of
>fople and Fancy Ury Goocis,
of the latest styles, and o'n.ng to the la,eness
of their arrival, they Will be sold II, extreme
low figures.
Also fine lot oil ladies' silk and straw bon.
nets and honnnct ribbons,
Gem's Bearer, Mole, and SIN HATS,
also lcghorn, straw, panama and wool hats.
Uardwdre aid Cutlery,
of every description wanted in this market.
Sdddierg,
Ladies', genilernen's, aud boys saddles, brides
and martingdes, whips salehels, carpet and
saddle bags, webbing a..
Boo's and Shoes.
Gen,lemcns boots and shoes, of every variety
also ladies' and misses shoe, aud CATERS.
Crock,ry, tiasy, thiaa VAR, DC,
Together with Il large number of other things,
too tedious 10 mention. which Ghey will sell
low Tor cash, OF on time TO good paying Gus.
toners.
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NOTICE.
SrArE ov tsxss,

NOJI(t,
STATE ov fExss.
tossniy of Harrison
NOTICE il hereby given that J. ". San.
~ der-, administrator of thu estate Of Tho.,
{. Sanders, deceased, has flsd h. accounts
with the .aid estate, and thai said aceounts
viii be opened at the nrs, term Of the county
court, to be he'd IN aud for the county Of liar.
rison, Tssas, ON the last Monday In April,
inst, II being the ai,h day thereof, for eop-id.
GRAFTON ard allowance, when and where all
porsoss interested may attend and contest
thcm II .hcy see proper. ~ order OF said
court
o. IlE\DRlCk, CIR.
April g. 1881. n31 II.
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<t,7'iCi..

1 II. persons knowing themselves indebted
N either by note or account TO ta- firms Of
Martin, Mclean, a. Go Mclean 4 Jones
and to Neil Mclean 4 Co, Ms no,ihed to
come forward and make immediate paymep,
to the undersigned, (sho arr alone authorized
to settle these amoout.,) or they viii hnd them
n an officers hands for collection.
NELL MCLEAN, h co.
April =, 1851 n37
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SPECIAL.

SPECIAL.
4 IL. persona indebted V ~ ~ note. ar.
"A count, " Otherwise. ~ requested "a
maize immediate psyasaL - want 10 Gloss
Ill outstanding bssins.a.
". a. TARLTON,
Apru 10, !SoL n3S-:N
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MARSHALL ilOrEL..

MARSHALL HOTEL.
I>llE undersigned would beg leave TO IN
form hi. friends aud the public IN gene
raj that he +. now prepared 60 aceomn'ocaie
Aft who may favor him with their ra'ronage e.
III. table viii always be supplied with the best
the eouatry can afford aud, from long eNPe'
ri.nee. he la,ters himself that he can please
the community in general No pain, VIII he
spared to please his guest
WATKINS WEBB.
All % 1894 n.ia-tf
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BKI.N Xix ~ AL Ms
April 30, 1851.


NJ ESSRS. CURTIS & TAYLOR beg
vi leave to inform their old friends and
customers, that they have associated with
them IN their mercantile establishment, DR. j
\. JogpoN, and that their business Tor the fu.
ture Nil be done under the name and styl of
CURTIS, TAYLOR, 4 co.
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CURTIS, TAYLOR, 4 co.
Marshall, April 20, 1891, ~
New spring and summer Goods.

w" sprung ana summer O0O0s.
I'VE are now receiving large and wei sc.
W icy'cd stock Of good, for the spriGV
aud summer trade, consisting IN part OF
Iddics Dress Goois,
Silks, hcrngcs, tissues, lawns iacopcts, plain
book and SWISS riussus, figured and plain
giu-huus, assorted
feois. Sines, Ue'S, fcps, Bonos.
and ready made ciotung Of the latest styles
Tho.c wishing TO purchase summer clothing,
or summer goods, Viii find 1t to their ndyan.
tagc to give rs call
ltETFORp X WILSON.
April -, lS5l. ~
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ADV ERTlSiNG linden,

To mol FGN 70 TOuh OffF mn ColHnIn T
~. ri,- below an index our nd edtsemenis " zen
SAN h. fpund very tnuNcnleut for reference. T. 'ss
tf,l men, merchants. aud mechanics IA Marshall.
i-H.fsm, shreveport, and elsewhere Will iind II 10
I.ir nd,suings 10 have thcr aud business in
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} J. CARRurIi

} J. CARRUTIt
Has Just Reccirsd, aud is Oyeniag.
- WELL selected stock of spring an"
49, summer goods, embracing Fancy an
Sapis Dry Goods bpnncis, 1rmmisgs RI.
hons, If Hats, Boois stacs, Nsafiere and
Ready Nadr ti1is,sg, QasensrHs, t,Hiry
Conits. Hrushes q,
This assortment has been selected with "a
view 20 this market, aud for richness and va
ricty csHro, be- eseelled. tie would paftic'..
LARRY invite the iaiits 20 call and examine his
s,lecron Of prints. honueis, sc, as b fouls
assured they viii De pleased with their
His prices are Fixed 10 sui the tires, a. be
wishes To make rapid ~ales. 1aose desiring
good articles and good bargains. VIII do well 10
call on him before purchasing elsewhere. II
gives him pleasure 90 see Nis friends, and 20
show his foods, so they tsed not be back
ware about calling, Whether they purchase or
not.
J, J. CARRu I'll.
Marshall. April %, ls5i I'm
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The T. + kiMaAIt being a large and last
! cat, with spaciou. and we'll ventilated state
ems, offers superior Inducements 10 the tfa'-
ing community The above dates OF tcpar-
lirc may be relied upon
ApTi .,,hh 1874
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AlARllIl,O

IN the vicinity Of Marshall. on Thursday evening
b,, lg,h INST by Rev Geo Tucker, DAVID SUI
plrn Ed. to Mrs MARTHA &. MALONE.
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Wholesale and Retail Sdddic and Harness
Shop
A Large saddle and harness shop
AE.H-1 has been wanted for long time
A1- in Marshall. The subscribers
aware OF ihis, have recently visited New Or.
leans and returned with large and well Sc
ieetcd stock of every thing III the -
above Inc which thoy viii sci. on more $3.50
favorable terms than has ever been
offered IN thi- market vilhvr for cash or corn
and fodder lt.on want anything of ths kind,
don't send s'road or put yourself TO the
trouble Of Aunuue around, but call down aud
took NJ crT stock, and price our goods.
Shoo adjoining Livery stable, North side
public square
The Lusry S'abir il handsomely fitted mp
and is acknowledged TO be one % the largest
and best regulated establishments the State.
pcrsans patrpuizing thu, stable may rest assur'
ed that their horses will receive every attention.
We Keep plenty of proycnder and faithful host
lers.
{. f. lIN\So\ u Co.
~ We have horses, huggies, hacks, and
carriages to hire, sell, or trade.
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I'VE are now receiving and opening At our
W New Stand. Corner store, adjoining
Young & Johnson's Drug Storc) Il large as
sorlmcnt of
STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS.
Our Stock. which is eniirel, ner, ha. been
carefully selected in the best Northern markets
We viii be in daily receipt of additions to
our assortment during the next twenty days,
aud our stock when complete, viii not be sur
passed hy any ~ this market
We All he favor Il our old friends and the
public gcaersly, to give "a share of their
patronage.
u. * K. II. hey.
Marshall. March -. OF. ~ IT,