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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-18
FROM CHINA-MR. McLANE's VISIT TO
NANKIN

Inc New York Times has letter from China
giving an account of the visit OF the American Com
missioner, Mr.. McLane, to Nankin. The visit was
made In the steam frigate susquehanna, preceded
oy steamer OF light draft to sound the channel
Inc progress to Nankin was effected with but
slight delay. Arrived there Mr.. McLane demanded
an interview with TaiPing- Wang, the great chief
tain OF the Insurgents What followed we lei the
correspondent state:
AN answer was received to-day to Captain Blu.
cnanans communication. II minated amongst
otner Things, that interview might be granted 10
the United States Commissioner by TaiPing Wing.
on condition that he would approach him accord.
,ng 70 tneir own ceremonial. He must PROSTATE
nnnseH In DIS presence, and acknowledge him
Ming OF the World under God our Heayenly Father
lnat would expect to receive tribute from the
outside state the Commissioner represented, in the
snspe OF golo silver, and precious stones as none
| oust eVer come before him without valuable pre-
sents. This remarkable document came from two
nlgn omcers OF state. In substance Mr. McLaue's
reply 70 this was that could not possib recoe.
nt1eMe reoeutons subjects Of an Emperor ,eih ,chom
and had formed a commercial treaty. even ~
further intercourse
Several of our officers, with Western pertinacity,
encouraged and advised by DR.. Fahs the assistant
surgeon, succeeded In pushing their way through
one OF the gates into the city, and visited the ceIe
brated porcelain tower. Immediately after their
entrance, objections were made to their proceed.
ing, and at times their path was obstructed. But
the perseverance of DR.. Fahs backed by the deter.
mination OF his companions, accomplished their
object. They were taken before magistrates. but
always demanded and obtained their release: thew
refused to kneel to some very high officer, telling
him that they kneeled to God alone and were final
ly guided to the river side, where boat was pro.
cured to carry them aboard ship One of the mid.
shipmen scaled the wallis aud after elluding party
OF soldiers who tried to detain him, by knocking
one down and jerking suddenly from the rest, was
surrounded, taken, and held a prisoner all night,
though not unkindly treated
We had all along been refused admission into
the city, until a passport could be obtained from
the Eastern King but becoming tired of waiting for
this, it was determined to push through some of
the gates we could. After the receipt of the let
ter from the authorities this morning, in regard
to our Commissioners interview, the Chinese were
allowed to visit the steamers again, and permission
was given to the officers to 60 Shore and wander
wherever they could get which led the adventures
narrated above.
After leaving Nankin the susquehanna steamed
sixty miles up the river--forty five miles further
than any other vessel belonging to Western nation
has ever been. She returned to her anchorage at
Shanghai on the 4th of June.
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FIRE IN NEW YoRK.-On Thursday morning
last fire broke out in the second story of the build
ing 7o5 Broadway, New York, occupied by Mrs.
Bernard Ackerman as a French dressing establish
ment, and destroyed most of the furniture. There
was no one in the house at the time except Mrs.
Ackerman's son and two daughters the parents
having left on the Monday previous for Virginia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-18

FIGHT AMONG THE "FANcY"-On Thursday
morning last, in New York, a fight took place
among the fancy In which Tom Hyer and
Johnny Ling were the main actors. pistol was
fired at the breast of Hyer, whose life was saved
by man named Lozier throwing his arm before
the muzzle of the weapon and receiving the ball
in his arm. The afray grew out'of an old grudge,
which has existed for many years, between the
Hyer and Sullivan factions of the fighting men.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-18

- FOR RENT.-The house on Mayo
Ii Street, at present occupied by Mr.. R. Fl. Dick
inson.
Also the tenement Cary street, few doors
above Pearl street, at present occupied by Mr. f. A
BlsDkenship.
Possession of the above two houses given on lst
of October
Also several vacant Lots near my factory, suitable
for store yards carpenter shops &c.
For terms, &c apply to
lift JAMES THOMAS Ia
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SAW MILL FOR kENT.-We wish to
~ rent, the Saw Mill lately occupied by Jno VIII
ams, the foot of Virginia street, and contiguous
to the James River and kanawha Co.'s Canal, and
Richmond and Dauvlle Depot 1t wou be valua-
bic for Planning Mill. Apply to
sc 8-StawSw HAXALL CO.
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BOOKS. BUUkS!.
lust received aud for safe, large lot Of
81 School Books, Fools Cap. Latte Paper,
Note do, Gilt Edged do, Steel Pens, iioldefs.
etc, etc Also rare selection Of miscellaneous
Books, among which may b feund The most
approved standard works Of the day. These
wishing Ia purchase such books II low heufss
will do well TO examine ous list befosv pas.
chasing elscwhere.
q. q. GREGG 4 co.
Julv 30. 1851.
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liinntN Mills.

Riehord tsonl Is himseg again.
THIS establishment is again in complete
j operation, at II, former location. three
miles mud a half Northeast Of Marshall, Cash
bills flied at short notice.
HiLL OF rRtrEs, roR cAsu.
Ordinary square edged lnnibef, per VI. 3 sl5 M
>hcetiig. pO
Pahnes ~ sum, ripped lumber. % IA
Lumber over u inches IN width, OF 30 feet
in lungth, will be charged eN,rt in proportion
to the dimensions. Twenty per cent viii be
charged on the above prices, II credit IA given
10 the first Of January next.
SAN. J. ARDSDN.
Marshall March IS 1854. n3,-iy
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Marshall Iy~TlveiTC.

FOR YOUNG LADIES AND GIRLS,
Narehai, Harrison county, Teras.
THIS Institute, situated IN retired part Of
l the beautiful town Of Marshall, will be
opened for the reception Of pupils, 81, the 81
Monday in September. and continue 10 months.
The design of the Principal Of this establish
ment. IS to furnish parents and guardians all
the facilities OF "A PERMANENT SCHOOL for the
education of their daughters and wards with
al the advantages Of well furnished cumnIo-
dIous building, angle apparatus, and highly ed
uca.cd, experienced teachers. The course OF
instruction Will be- most thorough, ~ the lowe.
and higher ENGLISH BRANCHES, with particular
attention to MATHEMATICS Latin and French
will also be- taught, the laiiers'y native
Frcnchman, a graduate of one Of the most cell
cbratcd universities on the continent,
Tho Music Department will bc under the
control OF teacher who is equally competent,
to instruct upon the Organ, Piano, or Guitar,
In a word every effort viii tie made to present
all the advantages Of older and long established
schools. in other parts OF the country. The
discipline viii be administered hadly and
firmly by the Principal pupiiswill b. required
10 attend public worship on the Sabbath; the
Principal always giving the parent or guardian
the privilege of selection among tie four
churches ~ the village, at the time OF en-
trance.
The rates Of tuition ard board are as Got
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J. BRltKMlLl.ER 1 q. pEtkER1

TNTF VI HII.TFNt,S.l
MESSkS. t. x y. would respectfully
inform their friends and the public gene.
relly. that they have purchased The store and
stock af NJ. Billings, and that they are nov
prepared to carry on the Boot and Shoe bgs
ness IN all It's branches.
GeIlenea at4 Lss,ases' Boots and Shnes,
maie 10 order Of the best material. Pflces
moderate
81 Store nextdoor to iiardwics' grocery.
Marshall. Nov. II, 1893. nlf-iy.
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NOTICE. hereby warn and forbid any
~ person or persons for trading for the lol-
lowing NOTES, viz: One for 5 ,403 30, due
the 80 day Of January, 1850, the other for
81 s2s 10, due the 81 day of January, 1855.
Both Notes were given in January, 1854, by
me, John Wat, md VIM Watt, Jr., all of IIar-
rison county, Texas, to Thoma- NJ Horton aud
Benson r. Horton, ~ executors of the estate
of Elizabeth Horton, both of Pamela county,
Texas. Said notes are unjust and vii not
be paid. WIN. WATT.
Sept 10. 1854, SIT
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BOARDING HOUSE,

Corner u Uafkef and Trans StrselS, oppo-
"a, ne Baptsi Church, Shrsrepori, La.
MRS. WlNDllAM begs leave to inform
vi the citizens Of Harrison and the adoin-
ing counties, that she has taken This conmo-
dious housc, newly furnished and renovated
IL, and il now ready To- entertain travellers in u
style not surpassed by the botes and at more
moderate charges. There is an excellent Llg.
cry Stable close TO the House.
shrnNennrt MnN 1871 d
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BOOKS! BDOkS!!


SCHOOL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
/ysisbm The attention Of scholars, pa
rents, guardians. and the public
HlAU generally, are respectfully called
to our large ard complete assortment, among
which may bs fuai.a All the STANDARD. works
now used IN our Colleges, Semiuares, and
Ccmmon Schools. We maze also large and
well selected stock Of Historical, Poc,ieal, and
Mlscelan.ou. works, elegantly bound Bibles
at all prices, from the cheapest, TO those got
ten up In the best style. A large supply of
novels, noveietics, and literary works
Piano Muse, choice assortment. Also in
structors On the Piano, Flute, violin, Guitar,
and ACCORDION.
TfONERi
a VERY large assortment Of fools
~ = cap letter. farcy note. declaration
--eA aoeourl, funeral note, wrapping
blotiing. and sand paper.
Bull white, and fancy envelopes, assorted
Blank, account, journal, index, memorandum
aad copy books.
Steel, gu,la pcrcha, and gold pers. Flint
iakstands, and school do. blsck and red ink
black sand, waters, &c., for sale At the Cit,
Drug Slorc.
YOUNG Il JOHNSON.
Marshall, April ~, 1854. ~
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EOIl MAYOR.
ELECTION NOTICE.

,, md. r,ake To discharge the duties II Mayor II
'.y J. ". CURTIS.
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READY MADE CLOTHING
--latest Styles Jn'i Recetred, and for Sal,
al jo,e lgsrur,<

--latest styles Just Kccftrfd, and for Sal,
al iow Figures.
DROWN cotton jeans drawers; brown mel
ID do meriuo draw crs and uuGer shirts cot
ton do, superior linen bosom shirts: linen
shirt collars ianos opera ties. blaake, coat,
and over SACKS; Blanket register and patio.
black doe skin, bluc doth fancy cassimoge
fancy tweed, and Brown cloth REGISTERS gnd
pallos, black mohair and broad cloth over
sacks black French cloth ialinas, fancy Eng.
lish tweed pauts. fancy eassimer pant. black
saline, pants; grey Saline, pants fancy Eng
glish casslmof pan,si black doe shin and fame,
dee skin pants.
Doublc.hr breasted a,lr vests. satin vests with
rolling collars black figured satin vest, black
figured grenadinc vests fancy grenadine vests
fancy -ilk plush velvet vests black cassimei
vest. cashmere opera vests fancy wooler
velvet vests, double bresstSd aud soilr: ccl-
lars fancy oashmeret vests black French
cloth lroek coats black French Goth drcs,
coats
We invite the attention Of all before pur.
chasug elsewhere M We feel coniidrnt oar
stock viii compare with any In Marshall in
quality and price.
q. G.. GREGG 4 co.
Auyust 10, 1851
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Masonic Female un.tiau,c.


INHE Executive Board Of Managers, appoint
i ed by MARSHALL Lodge No. ~, announce to
the public that the 9Th season II the Institute
commenced on tho Third Monday in SeptcnI-
Der aud will continue ten montha, embracing
two, sessions--but no vasstion AZ the close nf
the iirst-under the direction Of the following
FACULTY.
Rev. Tho. 3. WILSON, ID. d., Presidents
Miss MARTHA LIrrLEfIELp, Vice Principal
Miss SUSAN II. Foster. English Literature.
Miss L. CoRSELIA JusE, Ornamental Depart
meni and French.
Miss ELIZA ~ Bunros, Primary Department.
Miss ARAsELLA JxSsgrT JuSr, Music, Piano
and Omar.
Miss l.. CoRxEtiA JuSg, Music, Organ
ID. DAsroRTH, Professor NJ tni MUSIC.
Course Of Study. aaa Charges Per Sss.
sien, Twenty Weeks.
PRIMARY DErARraLSr.-orthogra
Reading, and writing, per session Of
I'VE months. $40 90
SECOND jusioR CLass--Elementary les
sons in Arithmetic, Grammar Geo
graphy Natural Philosophy, Phsi-
ology, and History Sl1 SO
fiasr JusioR CLAss.--Engsh Gram
mar topography, Arithmetic coniin-
ued, Natural Philosophy, Watts on
Tie Mind, Botany, Geology, Mylhcl
ogy, and History SIS 90
MlDpIE C,sss-Chemistry Rhetoric,
Logic, Moral Science, Mental Phi
losopfy, Evidences of Christianity,
Political and Domestic Economy,
Astronomy, Algebra, Ancient aud
Modern Language confirmed. $40 90
SENIOR CLAss..--Anciert and Modern
Languages completed, Geometry.
Trgonpmeiry, and review offoru-
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shreveport Advertisements,

T. CARTER, Commits IN and Fortrard
i - ing Merchant and Wholesale and Raia
Deaier IN Groccries, Provisions, Liquors, Has
CorH, Oats, Bapg'eg. Rope, DC dc. G
Ilart's Brick Warehouse, corneroi Commcre,
and Milan streets, Shreveport, La.
" Liberal advances made on consignment
Of Cotton and Merchandise. Every de-erp
ton OF Goods received on storage oumoderat'
terms nS-y.
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Ane,ist 26. |.
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
WIN. II. COBbS has this DAY retired from
w the receiving and forwarding business,
and in doing he presents his thanks to his
friend, for their liberal patronage extended to
him. while in tnM business. lie also calls the
attention Of the public to the advertisement of
Wm II. Farley, who il his successor IN that
business, and respectfully solicils a liberal
patronage for hm Mr. +. has been in our
employ, Ia the receiving and forwarding bnsi-
ness, for several years, and recommend him 10
the public as man who can be relied on AS to
his business qualifications and Integrity
WM. II. COBBS.
Por, Caddu Aae. 2G. ls5t In
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New spring and summer Cseds.

WE are now receiving y large and well se-
w lec,cd stock Of goods for the spring
and summer trade, consisting in par. OF
Ladies Urs-- Goods,
Silks, berages, tssces, lawns, jacones,, plain
book and swiss nu-lius, figured ard plain
gnghalns, assorted.
Boots. Shoes. HAS. CAPS, Bonnets.
and ready made clothing Of the latest styles.
Those wishing TO purchase summer clothing
or summer goods, will find il to their adyan.
tage to give ~ -all.
IHElfOkD X WILSON.
April -. 1891. ~
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DENTAL. safuCEOy.

J. \. JORDAN having pernh-
'yfy$@xk nenily located in Marshall, res
Liz pect,nlly tenders bis services in
the yarions branches Of his profession to the
citizens and vicinity. An operations entrusted
TO him are warranted 10 be done in The latest,
improved, and mos, superior manner.
October 10, 1883. l5--tf
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rssA offer Tor sale my place, situated II
Esi,, milcs west OF Marshall, on the Tyler
k.ik road, containing three hundred and
n acres onp hundred Of il cleared and under
fcrcc, VITA dwelling, and all the necessary
ou,-housss, the balance of it heavily ,imbcred
and well wa,ered, and with IN dndoubied title.
The above property can he purchased on very
favorable terms, hy immediate application to
the subscriber on the pr misses.
JOHN Il. STEPHENSON.
September y, 1891. I'm
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uArsl nATs!! HIVES

HATS HATS y llAIS,t'
IUS'r received and for -ale--Super'ine fash
81 ionabc Moleskn Hats
Fine black cavalier Hats
DO du lo do. with cords, tasso-
Supcrinc drab otter soit Hats;
A hrge variety Of sof, Hats gcncrallr;
Nous aud Boys cloth Caps,
Infants eolofed six velvet Caps,
Supcrine tur Gaps,
Black and white wool Hats,
Call and see, no charge for showing Hats.
G.. G.. GREGG a co.
August %, 1884. 81
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Wholesale BeekA Stationery ueQee.
na,RyA.TT a 0OATW lCk.
IL c.sr srvx.rr.o.. Is
p.,,,.,,,, AID .y,Ss,, 81 BooA, ost Sss,;s.s,v
~srshw We invite the attention u buy.
AStnA4 er- 10 euy lssge stock 81 Bsoss
and Stationery, which We now
have In Al ore. ard to whirh We are constantly
receiving additions from Ill the principal pub.
-he,. and manufacturers Of the United 0tates
md Euro,. Orr s,ork il the lsfReat md
most complete Of any IN the South, ard bsin9
rs largely engaged in publishing ~ most Of our
Northern contemporaries, and buying our sta
,iouery direct from the hes, man u!ac,urers in
the world. bur facilities for srppl,in our cue
toners with u coiarlete stock of Books and
Stationery, al los prices, are cauall~d by NJ
hou,c 10 the South. and by few in the North.
Our stock comprises Books IN e,sry DEPART
m.ut OF Literature, History BiaprulifX, Travel
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Il. +. KENNEDY,
NJ T. Il Cn Mt TAI T.. q n

NJ Respectfully announces Ia the citizens
~ Of Marshall ard the public generally,
w that he il prepared TO do all kinds OF
ork in his line of business, in n manner M
nrpassed in the South, and warrants entire
bislae,ion TO all his customers
tic Nas on hand, and will receive regularly,
pperor articles Of Cloths, Cassimeres, Vest
pgs and trimming If every description, which
will sell and make up very low. for cash.
Iadies Cloaks ard Riding Habits made to or
PR in the very lntest styles. Fashions re.
fved every month.
Shop one door cas-, Of the Marshall Hotel
September %, 1854. 9y
FALL AND WINTER BONNEts.
US'r received and for sale--l4sdc,' colorcd
silk velvet Bonnets;
| aides eolorcd corded silk Bonne,s
Do do satin do;
DO black silk do;
Do colorcd lawn do.
DO open work. straw, cite. do:
All the Ladies' n ~ant at fall or winter
bnneis, will find i. 10 their interest to call
"a examine our pounets before purchasing
*ewhcre, as we are able to show u superior
Ftiee, ls,est siyle..and Al low prices.
G. G. GREGG & ~.
august 90, 1854, 5.,f
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ADl,J\ySyp typR,S SAFE

DN virtue Of ~ order of the County Court
ID Of Harrison county, pertainingto deceased
persons estates, granted ON the 26th Of Sep
icmber, 1884, We wiil sell the following pro-
pcrty, q, the property belonging to the esisle
II Samuel Stinson, deceased, to wit.
asG acres Of Land, lying about one mile east
Of Mle-lall, aith Go acres Of cleared land
dwelling hoGsp, Kitchen, cribs, stables, orchard
etc.. which viii be sold
ga the f,ra IacsdGv IN Norcmbcr pcff,
To- the highest bidder. ~ the Courthouse door
in Marshall pne.,hird ct the purchase money
to hc paid the first Of next March and the
halnuce twel," months thereafter hnd also
a iot Of Books aud other property will be sold
1D same day a, the house OF deceased.
Sal. "a lhe usual hours.
SIt\~.N
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WARD & vlvlOS.
Attcmtton! ~. Levy,

Store IN .Joha,an's Brick budding, North
side Of he Pebble Square.
IIhS just received, and is now opening
/ i large and Handsome assortment Of
DRY GOODS,
which cannot be surpassed in this market,
consisting in part Of the following articles +.
$50 pieces Of rich prints
% do French ginghains,
90 do French lawns;
fine assortment OF ladies' fancy drcs goods
beragesi ba,adere robes painted, swiss jaec-
net, and cross-bar muslins coitnnaden, linens,
hosiery, dc. \ very large and choice stock
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4 Ii. PERSONS Indebted to the firm Of
~ Ward a. NNlon. hy note or account, for
the years 1891, 30 and So, and the previous
firm u Ward g. Wilson, are hereby earnestly
requested 10 make immediate payment. as many
Of our notes and accounts are upon the verge
of the grave, from our previous indulgence and
the operation Of the law, aud unless they are
promptly hsuiia,ed, our passive indifference
will give way to better counsel, Celdle our i'm.
aginary virtues may prove our real ruin) by
adopting the only remedy that sei-defense
points out for eur protection. Please gre usa
call, a. we shall shortly have new stock OF
goods, when ". can present better attractions.
Marshall Feb C. 81
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p,GtEgREOTlPEs
PiilL. BROWN,

FRESH ARRIVAL.
SIN they Come, ans! d Cossing''
~ Bags of shot;
~ 800 lh- Of Lar lead
IS kegs and half Kegs Of powder
10000 percussion caps
80 bags Of coarse and fine sat
- bhs of 81 Louis hour
do Ahi;s beans
do mackrrel, nos and
30 bags OF Rio coffee
DO bbi- Of sugar
rs bexee1tsr candles
25 do rosin soap
10 do OF tobacco
rs do Western Rcscrsc cheese
: ticrces Of rice
30 hbls and half bbls Of n. o. mo!assss.
50 kegs Of Nails, Sc, &c.
BESIDES
We have salmon, roe, behring's, ard Goldfish,
ags, raisius, candies and nuts Of all kinds,
and yasicsy Of fancy eatahes too numerous
10 mention. Call and see for yourselves, n
THErfpRD Il WILSON'S.
\pril II 1881
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HOUSE CARPENTER AND JOINER
DESPECrfulLY offers his services tc the
IL public, and will be prepared =, short no.
'ce, TO undertake auy work with which he may
be- favored He feels assured Of beng able to
give satisfaction
Persons desiring hf services will find him a,
Wde.'s Mil Ali communications promptly
attended 70.
January 1884 n2i-iy.
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Boots, shoes, and hats, and, IA fine. great
variety of ARTICLES unuece -sa'y to ennmerate.
The above assortment Il goods have been
selected with great care, and purchased at low
figures. lie Is therefore prepared to s.l! very
cheap. liz wishes TO make rapid sales, and IN
order h d. so, Is eoaienied with small profits.
He will s..l lot cash, OF 10 puuetanl customers
on time.
May 10, FIN.
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MEDIC CARD
SURGEON DENTIST.

4 C. MARTIN, resideu, Of Marha'l for
IA five years past, thankful for past iasors,
requests a continuance Of tho same Having
received fresh supply of teeth and instruments,
he viii insert teeth from one to full set, with
or without clasps
Oihce at residence, second block, east Of the
square
April .. 1853. "
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FALL and WINTER GOODS, 1851.
II. & r. III. X E Y,

MARSHALL, TEXAS.
souh Side Of the Public Square, adjoining Jonsons Drug soc
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LAW AND BUSINESS GARD

| r WILLIAMS, AaorHsI al Lac, Mar
I 81. shall Harrison county, Texas,
/ VIII continue the practice 81 his profession,
and attend promptly to ali business entrusted
| to hi. care. IN Harrison, Case, Pamela, ku-k,
Cherokee Smith, Wood nri ilpahrr counties.
Business OF Estates particularly attended.
/ Ang. aO--5.Y J. u. MlI.LIAMS.