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Columbia gazette., 1854-07-01

[Slgned) D. G. BKUDEKICK.
+. ?. TRACY, Secretary. Chairman.
Moses F.. FLANAGAN,
W. j. SwAsEr,
JOHN MIDDL EToN,
G. W. COLBY,
DAVID ScANNELL,
DAVID MAHoNEY,
JOHN H. MCKUME,
L. D. HALL.
democratic papers throughout the
State will please copy.]
Columbia gazette., 1854-07-01

\, orr .p.r.sior, No. I6, Soaora,
nssts ., - Thursday evening, in the
tI..AeaiS. >. 3u-c;2 So-ia
Columbia gazette., 1854-07-01
HENRY A. SMITH s. CO.'S
Grand RaMe!!
S ] O o /, o o o
NSISTING OF

CUNSIS ING VI
TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS IN SLl)GS.
FARM, RESIDENCE, BUILDING Lots,
WATCHES, &C., &C.
Guaranteed to come off at the AMER
ICAN THEATER,
On the Fourth day Of July, 1854.
Columbia gazette., 1854-07-01

WEBSTER & BARSTOW,
{ Successors to May s Websty,) Thea
ter Building,
--STOCHTON-
WoULDrespectfully invite the Merchants
and Traders ofSonora, Columbia and sur
rounding country, to call at the "SAN
FRANcIsco STORE" and ''HEAD-qUAR-
TIERS FOR THE SOUTHERN MINES" and
purchase goods at San Francisco jobbing
prices, with freight added.
April 15.-75-tf
Columbia gazette., 1854-07-01
TICKETS. S1.oO EACH.

1IOHL y, V1,oU LHO11'
To be had of the Proprietors, at their
Office corner of Merchant and Mont
gomery street,. San Francisco, or at the
principal Book Stores, Hotels or Saloons,
throug hout the City and State.
Columbia gazette., 1854-07-01

The subscriber having elegantly fitted
up the rooms, next to the Jenny Lind,
Columbia gazette., 1854-07-01
BATHS! BATHS!, BATHS |!

" Health and Happiness :"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-01-14


fleaniimeiirc was opened upon the town.
with our entrance, which wag scpt NJ
Until Col Walker landed with thirty men,
when the fight became general From the
tine OF landing until the clos. % the action
"a signal defeat OF the enemy vas about
one aid n half hours. The cnemy's loss
was SIX or seven killed and several woun
ded. Our uen did not 50 mnch ae receive
q wound, except from the cactus. while
pursuing the eusmy through the chapparel
IN The rear OF the town, Thu. erd,d the
battle OF La l'aA, crowniag ou'eiloft, with
success, releasing Lower California nom
the ttaunous su&e OF Mexico, aud secuN
nHs the establishment oi new Republic.
The officers who compose the Government
are ~ l"l'"s
William " aiser, President Of The he.
public o' io"sr California Frederick
Emory secretary OF state John VI jar
hAeh'' SECRETARY OF "a' Howard \ Sno"
SECRETARY ~ Tue navy
WI Wy 'nn 'hAp"Hn' Mayor 81
battalion John Wen i6her, lN lde"lcn>
st, luno'hy 'f"eheT, Ind. samuel Ke.
i"hd' 'fd Do ,,.,.
~ NJ" llllam !. Mann. aptnin oi
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The sonora Affair.

O.. tIt.l...t.,.
~ :" .'r,,a, ,.',i.i ,.,dy
h - san r..n.;.. 81. Pa, y. foll,v.,
nn ~. nj IA. of <nys,,h., out ,...el
-, .ns,,a, on,.;,. IL. ,ou, NJ l., Pa,
A mr., w., o,J.,.d hv Col Is alike, 10 land
/, IL. ,o.....,, of ii. ,ou, .nd ..cu,s
III. o.fsan or N. Coys,,o,-I,.n, ,;am.n
.,,nn,.,.p,a H.. .,,v la l., "a, ,h,,.
:, ,,in,,,.. H.. ,.mn .. 49,, a,.b fla
t;oy.,no, ssen,.d ~. bsuIad down III.
N.x;,.n a.. !, Co.. ~ ~. Go,a,u.,,'
Ilou., ,,o.1.;n,.d III. ;,a.oa,J.,ce ol
ow., t.li,o,n,. I'D o,, indan.nd.,, a,o
ao,,.d ,,,nnnh.a,l. wh.,. h,, ,sw nn'
MA. nI'. H.. =; NJ, ia ,..yoJ !,
,u,o..d ..~,,;,x In, m.n ,,oyision.
and ,n,,,;,;o.. ~ r., ,.,. l.,d.a the
lorn fo,,,G.1 and 10, W,lL., entered
,oo, IL. 80, =. p,..;d.,, nj H.. Hs,uh
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A FRESH ARRIVAL or NEW GOODS
BRENER d iDiNS

T. W. BREW In and " W ADAMS.
having entered IN copaftnershp 10 Tie
prv Good. business. are now opening at their
stand. North-West corner of the public squire,
in Marshall one Of the largest and best selected
STOCh or GOOHN
ever brought TO this market II is impossible
to euum.raie al Of the articles We have on
hnud, but We desire to say a few words to our
friends And fr.t to the
LADIES.
We would inform the ladies' that IN the
selection OF our stock, We have had an eve
particularly to their benefit, aud think they
Wiii bee much pleased with our selections. Our
ass8rmenis of muslin dc LANES, silks, &c.,
embrace "a variety of choicest dress patterns.
We have also a neat collection Of prints, EN-.
hrae.ua The very hrest 10 the cheapest article.
" e nave q choice assortment ~ bouuet~. con-
-i~uuR OF every variety, and embracing the
latt,t st} les ed best hnlsb. We hope the
ladies' Vii. ea'loHus, aud examine our stock.
GENTLEHEN-N GOODS.
We na,e ehoicc assortment Of gentle.
men, goods, consisting of every article u,u.
ais Kept IA retail stores \ very handsome
assortment at
RElDI MADE CLOJHiNG,
suItab.c=t tyr .panl and summer. embracing
eott, ot ti klud-. pants, vests, -ht,-, drawer.
socA., AZ We have also 4 tue assortment Of
mrs.
No.t~aia, Drab, VIII, Beaver. Fur, kossntA.
Ie.hora. rauama, G. &c.
NHOLS AND BOOTN
) choice assortment ST boots. suitable for
dress. every day Vute. or pltH,a lon use.
WINES
can 90 -ewncA wih s'mo-i every article
,v.cr' fu-utnrr. sul,tIc lvI housekeeping.
cro. kerry ware qIe'H-varc, ,4nlici;.ck., &c
" , aNc cHoi,e iut ct
COTfONN
~he.upgs and shifting, Ala.,.be add IN
hlaacucd touona,ies Of al widths, aud @!
t'rf} 'arciy
iiNENN.
Embracing ifi.h. lrcurh and American, ,uita.
81. for apnar'l or tor other p'rpr.e-.
NTiT!ON GOODS.
w ..pu keep an haul an assortment #
good, ler plantation n-e. Negro clothing ct
lOc mo.t durable quality and all thy nipple
iueui, ~ hu,Naoir' To isa found n auy olhcr
store tn Marshall,
TOBiCCO
Ne haze also ara assortment If tobacco.
from thr beet manufactures.
iN hr,f. $40 have iiuc assortment of good d,
and Hicud kecViug np our ,ulplc- throughout
lhe vrar Moreover we c,p,etto ~eii ai
PRfCES TO Nffr 9Y!r TINES.
G,e IT.. call. l. cost. nothing to show
goods, sul Sc a,e 10 see our i1cui-
GRENER y ADAMS.
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-rl,I { WffV9 iFiII7l"TI7' n INe TIT1l NII'
WARRINGTON LETTER.


.i;srlosrd n detection IN the Democratic
.,ok. that has greatly esntcd the" adaman.
,,o,. and much distressed the Admini.tra
nan men. /, is clear that there is split
decided, palpable spli, All the outsiders,
an TO the very mou'en, Of the ballot, sup>
,,,ed ten. Armstrong OF the Mon, would
sci the unanimous vote OF the party. But
tnrns out that there are nine 3eriocrat,
!, the body who are not in good humor with
the Administration, and who were rsa3y to
embrace the first opportunity to coalesce
,.ilh tho opposition. The ballot was So
crer. but tho following is understood 10 he
tie vote
Toa ARMSTRONG Allen, Bell, ta's
Dodge Of Wisconsin, Dodge Of Iowa,
,vin. Hsmiin. James. Johnson, Norris,
psut, Shields. Slidell, Stuart. Walker. and
Williams. IL Democrats Wig II.
Ton BrvrRLy IrckrR, m The Sea'nel
Adams. Atchlson. Badger, henan,in
v,isbt. Brodh.ad. Chase, CLAYTON, Cooper.
Dawson. Dixon. Evans, Everett, i-b
yoo,e. Hunter, Mason, rearcc, Pratt.
seward. Smith, Sumner, Thompson OF
Kentucky. " AIDE, Weller Wright 9 Dem
eats L., higs, , Free soilefs- &c
~ LII, +. c,,,nidabl. No.t of ,h, mar.
,o .hr,vd ,oIittcisrs i, o,.
,,use. and strong men. OF course they cau
h,.ak down the existing Administration
VIA" ,,ai,, down with !, Themselves mn,
"'' t,l,,. ,,o, f,,m,,y s,n,, ,,.,,
.,,..,,,J sll,,,r, ,l..vbsre Tbo,e
az" ,i r .an hardly haye ,ak.n This t.,
s,.'',,, INV eY,sc,s,ion of being borea)tr,
,,;,.J Ia, the old lin. J.nocr.c,
gL.s havs committed ,bem,,lre. proball,
i,r "a ,oc.ds row "a ab,t. ,bei, a.,
-, could s,b;.c, ,har ,o .,s,ic,n,
=, being brouch, over. apains, which, every
.n,o,ion of manly mid. n,u., rebs;. V ba,.
I'D will Ina M ana can f,,.,.u. Lnt \
~, d,,. NOR, sin I'm tho curtain ennnsb
,s clm,,. of IN. n,o,o,c,
..oI,non introduced by Nr Ga. .,J
ii a ~. ,,,,io, n N, t.h,,to, ,a...ad
-, =, 40, c.lin,, =, ,I, pr..,d.,,
an ia oo,r,sno,5.,c, L.,,..., N.
S,,,. De,,,,pcp, s,d the H,itish Goveru.
a, ,ol.,,,. 10 th. ,lay,o, Rulvori,.,,,
lisa ma s,s,.r IN II. csu il +.
.I.,'..l. an .ho,. ,l,a, IN. A,t,,,,,,.tra,,,.
ha.t'l,rn no stems to yindica,e tine trent,
rom violation b, ,.rent Britain. IN the IS
shl,.bmen, and msintennnce Of the colony
- ia, ,s,nts no,,,,,h.t,rd,,,h, her ..s,,.a
f,.,.,,. -. -. ,...,
',i,,,.,,i'an1,,.,,..i
,a,,,;,s n, Cla,,on - m honnt In r,,.
hen s,icL. -, m. ,l,ni,i.tya,in,,. -,
-,
a., c.. ,l.i.et In .,l,anittins III, 70.
.l..,.... y T.. .,,,,,,i,
.'.+1,',.'.I, !, Il. lls,ton. .rs.rb,. nn
=. ,'', ~ .,.' ,,.s .,,o,.r vas eall,d be.ne
.. A.
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NEW ORLEANS ADVERTISEMENTS.
DRUGS, MEDICINES, &c.

THE Subscriber has now or. hand GO
peie assortment Of Fresh Dror., Nedi.
zines, Chemical Preparation, Paints Oils. Glass.
ware, Perfumery, sc, &c, and would respect
fully cal! The attention Of country merchants,
druggists, physicians, and planters 10 the same,
which will he sold on The most reasonable
terms. Among which are lhc following afti-
c!es 1900 o. Sulphur gninine, 100 10 do NOR.
pbiur, 100 do stry Gimme 200 do nii silver. ~
hbl- rcit camphur, Toe kegs sup caro- .ods, %
do cp-0m salts, 20 ca~ks sal soda, - bids cop.
pera-. 10 do msddcr. % do caster oil, 10 do
ilnseci oil, ~ do alcohol, 1000 boxes window
.h-.. 1900 dc assj glassware, 20 bills putty.
300 lbs powd rhubarb, loo de- do ipeoac, 300 de-
,rnna, 300 do gun arabic, 500 do tart acid 200
do blue mass, goo do calo,ne, Eng and An.
900 do indigo 80 10 chlareiorm. 10 gross .e,d.
utk powder. IS do Yeast do, 30 do soda DO.
200 10 bottles sq ammonia. zoo do do spis
n.tre, 200 d. DO ,uiph either ,4o gross "A ar
lennon
A full assortment Of Patent Medicines, psin'-
of all kinds, Surgical Instruments, P,fiumefr
AcAc G.. \. ADklSDN.
Whole Sale nfu.cis'.
No ~ Naga-me 81. v u.
Jan al
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SINGSN BUSINESS!

Plough Fpundry-- Wagon and Corriags
Making Gun Nm,fhiag.
THE undersigned would in.
ekK8 form the eililcus Of Marshall
and yicinIly. that has Plough
Foundry T. .,ili in operation. and that he makes
plourhs not TO be- eSceled 10y any brought TO
TINS market, not weeping the celebrated man
uiac.Gre ot Hall 4 Speafs
Twocents pound wil De paid for old cast
ing- taken IN exchange at the foundry.
He aiao cArrle~ on the wagon and carriagr
business. Nors made to order, or repairing
done at the shortest notice
he has also connected with the establish.
ment Gunsmth shop. where work will be
done. IN a satisfactory manner and at short no.
tee.
liz wishes It understood that he keep. an
hand the best material, the most competent
wofkmen, taD' work viii be cAceued promptly
and at the lowest lre,s--a- c.it ap as ,he cheap.
est
JOHN COLEMAN.
March 70, 1853. IL
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nFFiCr, No. I23 Grayier street, New Or
~ leans, la. cures Cancers, sscsldhead, Whit.
swelling, Sore. and Ulcers, Of every ds-erir-
ton. Jan, =, 1879. MI "
Tic following IL another ins.snce Of the rs
'ouishing cures ehch, Samuel Keynolds, Csn-
Ger Doctor. Is etieciing. Ii those vAe are r.
feied with this dreadful disease for my that
arc enumerated abcY~J viii call upon BIN, he
Nil satisfy them from the Testimony OF per-
sons of the irst rcspeciabiity, With - hon they
can coBrcr.c that he can end does do, MI tht
hr promises lie has cured several gssrs INT
have been given NJ by the mos, eiiii'cnt fra.
ifaorcr- 10 iae oouni-y. and IN short PERI
Of time lis tre-i,asat Ia mid eud gent q.
No ore should continue 20 su1er whtn reli,
}. - e,ose at hand
NV nrLrASe, December y, 1893
firar Nir Permit He to express 70 YOU my
Warm thanks Tor the great benefit ! received
from your treatment, aud 10 say to yos that
an, now .aifely srh And, ~ il j. a ease,
wh.oh should a'd Go your growing reputation.
ihuk 81 bat just hat the fact, should le COM
n,unlcaiea 50 the puh.ic. You are therefore, AZ
liberty to mak. any use of th'- certificate sou
u-g desire and, Il persons wishing the city.
who are afflicted a. Was should wish to m
fu3rc further Iulu ihe matter, am prepared TO
"a -s theta of ttr truth Of ms statement.
lad i.rgc cancer on ihe ,alf II my iee,
sni wa. under II treatment Of the far fam
~ oliorr fr rni, months, wien he pro-
uotnccd mr cured. DURING this time, suffered
o great deal ifom hi- IfeAi mcut, aHd paid him
considerable -uHl ~ moucy Fer eighteen
r,nut3s after DR.. tiabert gave me MP as cured,
! kr,t Sanaage on n,y legs We . .reeied. ea.n
The cancer broke ont worse thgH rHer H. my
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NEw FALL ANp WINTER GOODS -
J. G.. PEpPARD 4 co.
SIS Crater Niffg 80
Between Camp and Magazine streets
4 RE now opening mn entirely nslC s'aak II
~ imported Ntks and Fancy Ur.ss Gtpd,
also s.rar goods s'R 5oua,f,, r,b5on', fqccs
smbroidefies giores, hostay; dress trimmings
WUfc'ai fo,oars, Fathers, military witclss
eic ,ete. to which they Invite the attention oI
country merchants.
J. &. PErPARD Il co.
jan 7 81. % f.tarur street.
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W 81 Camp Street, Netr pf''ear
I)NpER q e'erv description furnished to
order at vety -herl Reles.
y Il igenis for J u Mrcrcers nrrv
Wa prires.
v3a2iY HENRY T.. POTTER
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FRANCIS ARNOLD.
I!pRATlO u. HEWITT, f.urrc-sor
l IAlar AZ HruIll-L rLANn tllIl IN NJ,

!bRATlO d. HEWITT, f.urrcssor to
i Tyler ~ llre it, rlASo fgrrE AsB Nu.ar
DfALER. 80 Camp street, New Orleans Has
always on haud on. 81 The largest aud most
complete selections Of PHiao fef1es N the
southern country. all Ut winch are guaranteed
good aud perfect instruments, Agents iar
ihe safe of 4. SruDARr u Co.'S New York
Pianos.
These Pianos are celebrated for a~s quality
Of tone pur' ness of sound and tor neat and
beautiful finish OF exterior workmanship ard
ere rous d,ged by the profession, and competent
J1igrs to be ia. huvst Pianos made IN the
lnicd >tat,- parioulura;teutieuI is requested
10 their splendid Serpcn'lue pattern with Pearl
hes-, aalga IL cons.a, red onp 0! lhe finest nov
made.
i-LafrT, p4gis A CO.'S celebrated DosToS
PIANOS, o., !, u. aud : octase F.ceoia piaito
Fuets, tram the factory Of riey.l a CO
Pujs. also PaHnu-, Ssm-Gund 8nl Grand
Pianos from thc San, house.
0,d Pianos taken IN exchange aad psri psy.
mept.
GUITARS. freu Che house Of liaBs Son.
Sp5lI~4 aut ifen,H p4fiefu- Nr 'ohn-. to
large quantities Me'1deon-, Seu,g Hiucs o..
as.s. Flutes larionette=, Brass Instrument,
OF a'l kiud-. Noareeuo-, Banjo. strings Tor
40 Instruments and ma-,ra merchandise IT a
descriptions. - ho.esaic aud retail.
Sheet Music ol al k.nis--mn-'e received
from lbe North by every steamer, a> soon is
puHi-beIi church Books, Instruction Baohs.
Sc.
ra-t MAR attention Is called to il.c 'area AID
r,taHst, -tlropo1 of Nceoricous .ut t'lAiIra-.
ah.eh '- 800, mosf anplrte and perfect ea's,.
f..ft f fh..- isaUf. ff -frtra.9t4 rear a r.,-.i
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NEW FIN ".
WILSON. UiUE, T. 60.

IT TTNIsN, VIVT, Y ~
f\ofth-e. It corner If the puhlpe Square. op-
po-i'e the Planters Hotel
rI>llE undersigned having formed partner
ship IN tn. mercantile business, beg have
10 inform the public that they have On band a
GOOD sup,ly oil 'iatle and Fancy Dry Goods
Uiri,eare, Vue.nsea ?, dc and expect soon
10 add largely To their present stock
We intend uil..rpg unusual inducements il
III, VA, Of prrrs, as well as good' sud shall
be plsa...d 10 have YOU call on es' that We ms,
essy,ncr YOU Il is your interest to give u-
hbefsl SHARE of your patronage Hoping u
merit all We ask, Ne are
Your obed.ni servants,
JAMES u. WILSON,
LEE " DAnE.
Marshall. Jan. I, ls5t IA ~
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ARG ADJ, tipIt.I,.
Idfa.me Street Ne1 orleans, it'vccp
t;raa,rr md Nq'rtc.
: VI omar prorfipto~

Z : MoRsr, Proprietor
Jlit Frorrcior respectfully iaisnns 10. .a3,
| RHi laNans eud H.r rahlt gfIatsNF iiaI iiu4
stel Aa gs a7f .spniar ssishi istu.ef la - sh.f
engah r~fsNnled tis lsl sesson, snd new rs 1tlrh-
90 Htena .sat \ lsfrr c,iralan o recon- iss been
aialhei D. - gfusf -iof'. RENTING le s'i}niuE nof
l~n III zee hua4iaf Whuh will enahle BIN % ID sen
m,-ia'r n4uch larger number Of en.iome lhan lot
winter.
" rti-asr hss heen spsrrA W Tho rrosi irtaf fe
ruHta hin 20 nt.fii iituuansr ~ the gssaf.u~
ittrui,afr hr ia afstfitrv rrressN and sNsfv -
rrftii ~ii ~ made y, himself ard sssetarts rs tons
def The s9f1un Of hls guests ues only eom.osiA.-a
hAi ssr,ti~.
meals fan p, bad at sln~l all hoafs. jan ,
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NEW ORlCitS-.-C0ntjnQri.

TLOJJIING Ar EEYt


4 LFRED MUNRDE Il co.'s One Pric
"A Niore, No - Magazine street, corner Of
ora,ier.
We would inform our friends, and the pub
lie IA general, that our present stock Of
Clothing, Furnishing Goods, &c.
j. unrquaiicd in extent and beauty by TIA, Of
any otter establishment, IN a.. nited S'ales.
10 be convinced of this statement, II i, onlv
necessary 10 cal mud examine Our immense
sales are brought about by the simple ,ac
being kbown, ihat the prices W place upon
goods is Griiumly low, and the qualit, Of
ea''h 1ri'ee Is guaranteed what IL is represent
81 10 be. Perfect abstraction j. that wo ain
al IN dealing with our customers
Al "ut ciothllg in manufactured At our 80.
tail. lament, NJ. AL Broadway, New York,
Under the immediate -uper.utend.uce of one
Of our firm, who spares no pains in securing
tie mo-' d~sir.hle-tsle- 81 poods. Hi with
the fullest eeundeute of being able to give
satisfaction. ihat we invite al no ma, be ~
want of article, IA our line 10 call aud exam
tHo our a.softmcni.
The following IS only partial list of arn-
rie.:
f'rarl oad Dress Co.h.-Ff and Fag black
cloth dres. and irock eoais, do do tlue brown,
mu'b.rry, a8d green cloth fro,k-. do de- blac.
t.... ,.u-,. ,,. - IL -.
nt"T - - H.' a','s" 'r,"'
''''u ''e n :, w." H's Oh a'u amy
-. ..1'.'., -. 5 49,. ~.
ol.,s r''fb on,r, sac. d.. - I'D fn..y
calol.f d1..k.u tfn,on sack. is..vtss .up,i.
fuc G-ah and fancy colofrd walking coat,.
rpdriaftou. gray, u,ixed. and silver grpy sac.
and uoisas. frereh blaes. blar. brown. and
olive beaver SIC and ffork coat. dc blue.
brown, aud siiycf.gray whitney rae coats
do iabtador tyariou. ceiof-l 10 turn. sac
COATS, do superfnr drab cloth and beaver
walking eoa,.. r. and Eng black supef;ine
cloth .acA and walking coa'. do blue. brown
aad drab pilot cloth sacs
Hdntsf c0its French .upefiine blue. lf'n
.a,.. ana f,,,ls y, ....,,1 ,u.l,ty. tb,,d
quality. fancy coiored .acs aud pnle,ot..
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Philadflphia >addltry Warehouse,


sicN 90 ruy eoLptN uoKsTutAp.
w. q Ndc1sire street anil W. - Caual street
"a aAGEH 4 kNEASS Manufsrtu.
~. aud Importers 81 Sadi.efy and
~ Saddlery Iladw ~. liaruer-, irAuk.
Carpet Hag-, sc l.ealhsr Matefsi-, ano
Findings for Saddler~, Coach 1tunA, ard
Nhormskers. comprising ore oi the largest
I'D most complete assortIn'His TO lie found "a
ll. city.
PLer6us-C Carey, Dudley, and Peacock
piough,, OF eyefy description aid sac.
RYGAlfA-l @ q F. Mssons, and ). of 7
RrgAha. and Panphcrnalia Of every de-crP
ton the largest and mos, compl,le assoF,-
meni TO be found IN the United States
NM, RtRnlH RrLrINe, FAcktNo, sc,
Magee and hncass are the principal agents.
for the Boston Betting Company, 'pt the .ai,
Of indi, Rubber Betting and Faesing for steam
'ain'- and boilers Hose 81 every size. To-
getl.r With a complete as-orimeut Of az de-
-erpnons Of lndia Rubber Goods, which ,hoi
offer at thc lowest market rates
lr Look for the Large Horse sland.rg 10
the door At s Magazine street,
January :, 1874 ~,
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I1AStNG associated ia bu.'ues- with me,
Lee VI Dade, Esq, OF tn, place, take
TN. orea.lou to .spres- my grateful acanpwl-
edsm.nts to nv friends aud customer for IRE
unexpected liberal patronage extended me the
mas, YEAR. and hope hy close attention and re-
u.wed e1ergy to merit . continuance OF the
same.
Those having claims against me are request
10 present them, and aii those indebted 10 me
s,i please call iof settlement 81 A. early day
as viii salt their convenience as anticipate
leaving for the East soon,
J. T. WILSON
Marshall. Jan. Z, 1854. n2f-St
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JONI u. SCOTT u co.
Noa % Murray and - HHren s'reets,
\ CIV ! ork
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A NEW SCHOOL.

TINE undersigned re-open,d hi~ school Oh
] Monday last, near the southeast corner
of The publ, square, IN thI. place and VA co"-
time mill the 5thuf June, ensuing
RATES or TUITION
READING. Watng, and Spelling, So
Higher English Branches, 10
Ancient Language and Mathematics -
No deduction made for los, time, except Tor
protracicd sickness ,
JOHN :. ANDERSON.
Marshall January H. 1854 n|''ii.
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JOINS =. ~coTr tito sEAEISH.
SCOTT * Soaring.
" hoiesaje and ReiaH Clolaiers
Nos 81 aud 90 Canal corner of odd Leyoe.
NEW ORLEANS
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Msthodist Church Property.

This leug and ,exed dispute has nj i"ngth
been adjusted y an equa division Of all
the property hetween the Church south
and the Church Notth. The view ! ork
Commercial Advertiser, oi Dee. d, gave
the following particulars in regard thereto .
We gave estcrda, the official card from
ihe commissioners of the Methodist Ep-co-
psi Chureh. Nprth apd South, "a NJ that
the whole matter la dispute he'd been settled
TO the entire satisfaction of all pa,ties and
that The details Of the sediment would be
n-,ic known 10 the pubic when The hual
decree of the Count had Gfarspiird. -
Judge Mclean dew up the docre mud
has ri1,ri' e. Judge Bets \, the case il
te0 happily settled. We afe permitted TO
r,fo lie following s,uorsi. 1T the decree.
being an Hast is uecessafy Tor general mior
nation.
.lhl commissioners or The NeH,o d.-t
im-ropd tburcb roiain al the property
b longing to the Book Cauoefu ircludp |.
tee q. po.tores ~ Boston, rlrshuls aad
Cbal,,-lrr, : {, with t1e papers at va
batu aod Pu,.iut.. ard pas Ia the Com.
nn,.,aucrs ot the Methodist Episcopal
tblr,h, South. their pfo rata dividend
tmouuiug OBJ the sum Of cGH.uG3 -
Nnd for tI,ir luirrest d. the
above property thc sum ot l32931 II
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SAN. uENpRnsaS AVN HfsprSsoN
:. & HENDERSON. n 60.
NtttESSOkS Idt,lciohn & Henderson.
- ~ aoiesqis tfror -, 10. ds Magazine st.,
CORNER at >tich,y New Orleans
Iat,oaf, T. Isb3 iv
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N .Naqasins Street. NsW Dficant.
~ NAlt. in, e. co, - Magazine street,
New Orleans, Wseissais D'alsrs - iF.-
p0risi Staple aud Fancy Sslis eHa Nfan 6pAds,
L4cfs, EHjroie,ies. 6!otrs, Nlhfii!a', frtrges.
B,atds BaaaHs, Gi'nps, trimmings y al kiH.ss.
Boaasls Srar Uais Ribbons, trufcial
Fis,cers. Military Articles, 1H@ RirA Fancy
Dfsss nords ~ al kinds A full and complete
assortment Of every thing IN their llne ct The
very lates' fashion, constantly on hsnd Count
~ Merchants Waiting this tiis are respectful!
invited iocAll and examine before purchasing
g.. NA,E, lR., u CO.
- NHgpsns street tegsesr
Ionmon snd nrsvsr
D.. fESz
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ffNr. 3 ~fN5fs
DEET. SINNS & Co, Nhr,ssb F,a..r, 20
Dey Gp.sis Ne. 20 Nasaziu, street, N,s
bt'eaps
Jan 10 1854 s7ues-iv
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r.W ADvE KVl~E nEvTS.
4 LIST OF LETTERS.

Remaining IN the Post Office at Marshall,
aud If not taken out by the 3lst day OF
March, 1851. viii be sent to the Post or
flee Department as dead letters.
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" % tr1appifai}es st.. Ncw br,csns
( WprER, Tin, and Sheet iron Manufacture.
\ Stoves nra'rs. ami SLIP tahoo-e., vt all
sizes amt pftierns, put up 90 order
~ Goods for he country usrelalls packed.
tpril .. l~33 ~
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VIEW eALE Az S-..C0utiRuel.
Aanue1 ReynoeAs.

nFFiCr, No. 1913 Grayier street, New Dr.
~ leans, ! a. cures Cancers, scsldhead, Whit
swelling, Sore. And Ulcers, Of every ds-eTr-
ton. Jan, =, 1883. p2I ~