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The Westerly
READY MADBCLOTHING
EMPORIUM!
THE Subscriber having removed from h is
old stand to the Store in the
NEW BRICK BLOCK,

on Main Street,a few rods below theBridge,
and the same being fitted up in q style
which is not surpassed by any Store in tho
village, he is determined to keep on hand,
at oil times, an ex tensive and well-selected
Stock of Gentlemen's Furnishing Articles
Of every description, Of superior quality
and finish, and at prices which shall not
only secure to Elm the patronage Of his old
customers, but that will make it an object
to all who are in want of any article in his
line to give him call.
He would ut this time invite the attention
of his friends and the inhabitants of this
place and vicinity generally, to his immense
and well-selected Stock Of
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By On Friday evening last, as al

BSg" On Friday evening last, as an
Irishman, by the name of Richard
O'Conner, who had been for sometime
past, in the employ of G. Maxson &
Co., of this village, was returning from
Stonington, considerable intoxicated, he
fell into one of the bitches dug across
the railroad as sort of fence, and while
attempting to get out, the train passed
over him, cutting off one of his hands
and horribly mangling his head and
body, so that when taken up life was
extinct.
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Mems Boys and Youths Clothing

Of new and fashionable styles, which are
manufactured from fine and durable mate
.ial, which he will sell at such unprece-
dented LOW PRICES that no sane man can
or will find fault Herewith. One Of his
chief objects has been to combine neatness
with durability, in all his work. And that
he has attained this desideratum, is abun-
dainty evident from the extensive patron
age he has heretofore received and is still
receiving. He is willing to let his goods
speak for themselves, The following list
embraces but part of his extensive sssort-
ment, but word to the wise is sufficient
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NE w GOODS,

lust received large assortment of new
u Goods Mt the
PAWCATUCK BONNET STORE.
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S II I r T s .

Linen Shirts with imported Bosoms, fam
cy Prints, Check Hickory and Hamelton
Stripes, Red and White Flannels, Cotton
Flannels, Wool and Silk Undershirts, &c.
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g. I'll. Dunn's Column.

Now is the winter Of our discomfort madG
glorious summer
By new Goods direct from York!
Shakespeare, improved.
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=. ,.s matters have been freely communica'
"a ,,b.oeycr asked Tor. They were vols
',a,sered to you. and my actions have been
',r;c,ly in accordance with them; 80 that,
Il YOU or any other person, has miscon>
'.;,,d them, no act Of mine has contfibu.
,sd to produce that misconception,
y, lind tbs ,egaI and constitutional srgus
meut contained in your letter, been nd.
d,e.scd to me before your acceptance OF
,bs deposit, | should have felt tina, it was
,ny duty to controven it; but no good can
,q..I, from my attempting Il now.
Very respectfully, y
Your OBJ, servant
u. NJ. pEASE.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-12-02

10y virtue OF the power vested IN Ne -
- executors 81 the last VIII AID Testament
Of John J. Webster deceased. we, John II.
Webster and Jefferson " Saunders, viii o6er
for sale, a. public anction, before the court.
house door In Marshall, Harrison county, Ter.
a., on the isi Tuesday in January next. $500
between the hours Of 10 o'clock A.. n. and =
o'clock p n, the following described property Z,
belonging To III. estate Of the said John
Webster deceased. ,o-wii Nine hundred ari
sixty ncres Of land known u. the HARRISON
iract two hundred of which il In good s's,'
of cultivation, and situated in sni county oi
Harri.on, abou. seven miles, south of Povt
Caddo, and 10 the left Of the road leading lsoa,
Mas,haii to Central Academy.
Also, lots no. and g. in block no "a, w.'h
store house and Improvements thereon; snd let
no =, in block no. 3. with The warehouse and
improvements thereon; all II which bot.
are situated In Port Caddo, in the county 81
Harrison aforesaid.
Terms viii be made known on the day o..a'e.
JOHN u. WEBSTER,
JEFF VI. SAUNDERS,
EIeou,ors.
Nay pyth. ls.,t -
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CITATION.
District Court Of Harrison county December
Term. ls5t-No. AIS.
John N. Waskom Va. Francis Oakley and clhe,

Term. lSOI-NO stlS.
John NJ Waskom "a. France. Oakley and oth..
THE STATE Or rcy,s
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ia ,"' -, o'N.s' ",e 'en"a.,'as' nuHipe'ei ."
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.Ir,...n :" ,"'s'''' as 'o''oM'' 'ua' '.'e
p"' a - '"e """'' OF oe'a'" ""p'c''e
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go" Pe'i"h. 'ni' ." me s"' NY VI "rP-
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,"''e"'' Mp'eh 'ao s"r'ey's III f@e' an" nn'h-
49, a,n ",' 'he map o, s"'" county as SURVEY 70
-, VI '','''' No. ''',,
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""hef OF s'i' i"hd ana entitled 10 tne pos
'','o' 'u'''"' anu '''' ne c'u'en '''' 'c'"'
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NE " ATO u T..


UV SIO\ Il MAY HD RRN,
HAVING jus, arrived frorn New York and
l Philadcl phia si'h the largest, best select.
ed. aud greatest variety Of
DRY GOODS
ever offered in this market for sale, with prices
no cheap a. the cheapest. or a liifle cheaper,
would respectfully ak perusal of the follow
ing advertisement;
Lea,y kentucky Kers,p,, Gso.gia Ksrsrys,
sa,,ne,, Trans. Cassim,rss, Taeeds. Lia-
sevs, D,diicking, Nheefing and Nh,ri.
ing, of erery rari,ip, Fiann,L, Of
all soiis anil ooi5rs, anu a
general assortment If
Wo,ien Goods, of
al ,neties.
A very large assortment of
READY MADE CLOTHING,
such a. ONrt-coat-. Dress Coats Frocks, Saes.
etc, Clnak-. Pans, Vests, Of every variety.
a general assortment Of
YOU IIIS CIDIUING,
Iadi,, Dress foods.
Hack Silks.
Figured and plain piaidS, etc
silk Cashmere.
M,tinoa,
Black Alpaca, sik warped,
Figured Alpaca
Black Mohnr.
PLAID Nohair,
Figured Mohair,
Wors,.d Plaid,
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"F l'iF'. ''''''i'''' WV '''' ""'' '' '''"' w
c~, iosy itsi .o ,iut oom g. len "a. iot commcn,
I y" flacr r7uams irr ''nele item of news by Nee
/ n'''' ana W" 'a.r N',n ''''''''u eve" =" Jay ''''
Nv ~, -, -. ,.,, INT. ~, .,,,,,,anc, ,h,,
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NOTICE..
STATE op rtNss,

County oj Uartisoa.
NOTICE IL hereby given that c. X. An
" drews and Jas II, Hughes, executors OF
the last viii and testament ut =. W lhscly'
deceased, have flied their accounts and soari-
crs with the said estate, and that SAID accounts
and vouchers vlll be opened at ihe n,Ni term
of the county court to ne held ~ and For me
county Of HARRISON, Texas, on the ls-i Won
day in Nosr mt, !, beng the 2iih dag there,
Of Tor consideration and allowance, when aud
where aii persons Interested may attend sud
contest them II they see proper.
o iiENDki, X, Cleric
Nov. II 1854 ~ 4
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THE STATE VI lENAS,
CouNry OF H,RRisoN.
To the Sher,F II said County, directing;
NN'UEREAs. Decatur Bryan has filed in
w the Office of the clerk Of the District
Court Of said county his petition agais-t
Louisa T.. Bryan. for divorce, briefly alledg-
ing thai he and the said ioui.a y. bryan we're
legally mar al 10 the State Of Alabama, ~
the year 1874. and lived together husband
and wife in laid State and in Arkansas, until
October, 1851, whcn The .aid Louisa T., with
out pr0yoctiion fro.n petitioner, leit him with
the intention Of final abandonment, aud has
NOT since returned 10 hu, nor held amy cor
rc~pdndeue. with hn, but 40 20 No has con
-iantls refused. Nhefcupon petitioner pray-
Judgment di-suising the bonds Of mairncay
between himself and the said Louisa Il. Bryan.
Aud affidavit having been made that the said
Louisa + Bryan is otaresidrnt O! this State,
These are, therefore, to command you to
summon the said Louisa T.. Bryan, by the
publication Of this writ fo2 four weeks IN 'hc
/ esas Republican, newspaper printed in The
town of Marshall, to be and appear before the
District Court Of Harrison county, at 'hc Court
house, in the town IS Marshall on the four
tenth Monday after the third Monday IN :,
tember, lA5A, then aud there to answer the
petition Of the said Decatur Bryan, the sub
stance Of which is IN this wit given. i!ercu
Tail not. and due return make of the same a.
required by Law.
'.,,,s.. Test - Jony " HENDERSON
sLNAI CLERK Of The District Court u!
:AXH. Harrison county aforesaid, and
-XZS seal Of the same, at Marshall, thi.
757tsS lain day of November. 1854.
JOHN NJ. HENDERSON, Clerk
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THE STATE OF TEXAs.
HARRISON Cot My
To anu iorfui of'rrr of sad county, Grce,i,g :;
4 FfiDAVIt having been made by WIN.
~ n. Watson. the agent for plaintiff in the
aboy. entitled suit, that the said Powell is n
transient person. 80 that the ordinary process
Of law cannot be served upon MIN. You ARE
hereby commanded to cite the said John II.
Powell, by publication for thee successive
weeks IN the Texas Republican, q newspaper
published in Marshall in said State and eoun-
iy, TO be and personally appear before me q,
NY office in tlysiau Fields, in said State and
county, on Saturday, the 30th day OF Decein-
Der, A u. 1854 ut or before two o'clock 10
answer the complaint Of Nm. - Cooke, IN a
plea of debt due b, note, in the following
word-
SIS rs One Day after da'e. promise
to pay Wm. II Cooke, or order, iiiy-c ghi dol,
lars and seventy five ceat-, Tor value received,
with i'efes, from March lsi, Of las, gear this
Nav .sih, 1853. Interest q, 10 per eent.
Signed, Joas H. Powfit
Claiming the principal II said note, and tbs
interest from the first Of March, 1889. Also
dae 10y account, the sum Of twenty -four DEB
lars aud iiity-hye cents. dated m 1882 and
1853, aud due January isi 1883 and 1851
Heron tai not, and execute and return this
as the law directs. Given under my hand, ihi-
lllh day of November, 1894.
A. MCKAY, Justice Peace
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Whs wants a comfortable little hsue

WILL Sell. from four 10 five hundrest
/ acres Of land, situated sbou, fourteen miles
east Of Marshall, on tn. road leading Iecn,
Shreveport to jefferson abou, thirty milsa
from Shreveport. and twenty from Jcfsrsons
and about ten from Port Caiho.
About 120 aef.s Of the lard Is In cultivation.
The Improvements consists Of = coed frame
dweiling.hon- on. story high. with four chin
news a brick kitchen and milk-house. aud
smoke house. Negro cabins, corn cribs, al Of
logs, with a large horse shed.
For terms, call and see the undersigned sho
Elves within two miles Of the rlsce for sale.
J. B. WEBSTER.
Nov. -, 1851. IL.
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From a statement in one Of the New York
papers, /, appears tina: six thousand Foreigners
have sailed from that city since the frst Of
August Compared with the immigration dur.
ing the -ame period, this counter current IT We
may 90 call II, il about twelve per cent.
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MARSHALL DECEMBER .. ASA
Agents for tho Republican.

Dr l.. I. Sniru. Tarraui. Hopkins County, Texas.
J. l.. sureRon, clale spting., Harrison .
" II Watson, flysinn Fields. "
Rev :. AWAIT, Pine Tree, ishur
Dawn >Ti>soN. ttlm"F,
T. J. + W.suiSGroN, Pannia,
NJ An subscriptions Ont ol the county must bc paid
t,r IN nd,pnce We adopted ihi- rule time ago
,r the reason that II mpre trouble 10 collect such
amounts than they are worth.
nr Money cah'hr sent 10 rs by mail n, our ri,h by
aking the receipt Of the Postmaster. that 1t has been
thus forwarded
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CITATION FOR DISTRICT TON.
Estate Of Joseph Bell, deceased
THE STATE OF TENAS,

THE STATE OF TEXAS,
HAERisoN torNry.
10 The Naif NJ sad Country, Gree'ing:
NN1llEREAS, on the 2ath day OF November,
w A. d. 1884, Thomas A, Bell, Jeptha n.
Bell, William Bronncr, and Lntiea Bronner,
his wife, flied in my office their petition tor
partition and distribution of the estate "f said
decedant, showing lha, Joseph Bell, deceased
interstate, on the 2ith day Of April, A, d.
1854. leaving six heirs to his estate, to.wlt
Thomas A. Bell, Francis T. Bell Jebez C..
Bell. Jepha T.. Bell, l.uticia NJ. Bell, wife Of
Wm Bronner, Joseph II. Bell, and Mary Bell,
nj, of whom reside IN Harrison county, Texas,
except Francis X. Bell and Iabez {. Bell, who
reside in the state of Alabama,
You are therefore commanded to summon
the said Francis T. Bell and Jabez &. tell, and
all other persona interested, by publication OF
TIN, citation, for six weeks, IN the Texas Re.
publican, newspaper published in tie town
of Marshall, Harrison county, Texas, To be and
appear at regular term of tic county court of
said county. pertaining 10 the estates Of de-
ceased persons, to be holden at the courthouse
IN the town Of Marshall, on the last Monday It.
January next, A. ID. 1884, then and there To
show cause, ii any they have or can why the
land and slaves belonging TO the estate OF SAID
decedaut, shall not be parlitlonei aud di-tri-
bu,ed, and a decree be made for that purpose
Herein fall not, and due return make hereof
as required by law.
/ .,,iiss. Test: O. IIEspRfcH. CLERK 81
sX9x.. the county court of sad county
!: aud seal of SAID court, n Marshall
S this 29lh day Of November, A. u
5y!c 1884.
.. IIENDRlCk, Clerk.
Dy W. l.. DArHsrr deputy clerk.
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NEW ADvEnTlsEMENrs.
MEM AND.

Runaway from the subscriber,
- living near Marshall, on the morning Of
the 1!d uit-, negro man named JIM,
H blacksmith by trade Jim Is about
thifIy-fye years old, quite black, six fee, and
two inches high or therca5out, o: a pleasant
eonn,enanec In walking, he walks with his
toes turned out, more than is usual for negroes.
ANY person apprehendirs sa'd negro, and
lodging him IN jail. OF delivering h'm TO me-
shall be literally rewarded for his trouble.
J. NJ TAYLOR
December ID, 1851 ie-it
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Run Asp rak KNfg.-During this year -
homic,dcs have been committed in the city OF
New York. The Herald says this does not
speak well for the enlightenment Of the 10Th
century. The primary cause for all these muir
d-s~ has been rum, and there arc two thu Island
people selling il without license.
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CITATION FOR DISTRIBUTES.
Estate Of John Dukc, deceased.
TIE STATE OF TEXAS,


County or lI.RprsoS.
To he Sh-ig Of sad County, Greeting,
AHEREAS William +. Baldwin, admin
w isirator of the estate of John Dukc, de.
ceased, has filed his application in NV office for
partition and distribution of the estate of sad
dec.dant, representing that James NJ Duke.
who resides IN the State of Gcorgn, and Jeliu,
e. Duke, who resides IN Gas county. in the
State Of Texas, and Sarah Stubs, wife Of
William Stunb-, Francis NJ Stubb, Helen
c. lasugbv, Carnilla A. Langloni, Iohi J.
Stubs, Elizabeth Siubbs, James Slubb-. and
Charles Sinbbs, who reside Ia the state Of
Alabama, are the l.gatces of SAID i.-iatur and
the only distributes OF the property OF .a'i
estate
You are therefore commanded 10 summon
the said James VI. Duke, Sarah Siabt-, Frtucis
NJ. Stubs. Helen C. iasingby, Carmilla A.
l.an,ford, John J. Stubb. E.il beth Stubb-,
James Siubb-, and Charles >tubb-. aud all
other persons Interested, by publication Of thl,
citation for six weeks IN the Texas Krpubhc-
nm, n newspaper published IA the town OF Maj.
shall, HARRISON county, Texas, TO b. aud APP
pear at regular term OF the county court q
Harrison county, pertaining 10 the estates Of
deceased persons to be holden at the eourt.
house in the town Of Marshall, on The last
Monday in January beSl, 1870, then ana there
Ia show cause. II any they have or can, why the
property of said estate should not be PARTITION
ed and distributed aud deere. Tor that pur-
pose be made.
Herein ,ai not, aud make dle return As the
law requires
Test. O. lIespRfcx, Clerk Of
@ ; =: i; y: s: s. T: 4; =: !: +. !: .
.l..tI ~ "a, 4.
A. ID, 1884. o. ilENDkIt h, Clerk.
By ". l.. BAREIrr, deputy CLERK,
Issued November 13th, 1854.
q. ilENDRiCk, Clerk.
BY W. l.. BnEgIrr, deputy clerk
Received in Office November goth. 1854, and
handed TO the editor Of the Texas Republican
the same day, for publication
JOHN +. ltOMACk, Sheriff.
December I'd, 1854 ly6w
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WESTERN llOTEL,

CornrLAND srnEEr.
NEW YORK.
- This house is situated In the centre
{s!T Of the mos, business part ef the city,
nv within few doors 81 Broadway. ana
decidedly the most conye nient for the business
man Of any Hotel In New York. II - spacious
and airy. and capable Of accommodating five
hundred quests In the most comfortable man
ner.
A liberal share Of Southern patronage Ia
selected y. u WlNCIttSI-h,
Oet,li lay Ppprsctor
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NEW FIRM.
n J. TAYLOR hegs leave TO say to his old
~. friends and customers, that he has Assoc
eiated with him 10 business Mr.. James NJ. Cox
and William Cox. under the name and style of
TAYLOR, Cox a. Co, at the old stand Of Curtis,
Taylor & Co, Eas: side Of the PEblic Square.
In addition 10 their present stock. they eN-
pect in few weeks to receive large ard well
assorted stock uf
SJAPkE AND FANCY GOODS.
Hardware, Sadilery, Hats, Shoes, Boots, etc,
t. which ihcy invite their friends 10 give them
a rali, ~ great inducements aud good bargains
will b. offered
Octoher ~. ISL m
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CITATION.

District Court Harrison Coua,y.--Decembe
Term, 1884 No !1o5.
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Arsr,s. TeNa. Nov. 0. 1854.
To his Eseeilency, +. N. rKAsx.

" W" sspcuVuNyt ~
Governor, etc. /:
Sir,---On behalf Of Robert J. Walker and
|othssa, associates aud contractors with your
Excellency for the construction OF the
mississippi and Pacific Railroad. entered
into Oh the 3lst Of August last, under the
provisions Of Nh act Of the Legislature Of
The Stats Of Texas, entitled an act "to
provide for che construction OF the Miss'ss-
bppi aad Pacific Railroad" approved on the
Plat Of December, 1853. ! would most re-
speesfully make known to your Escellency'
that said contractors insist and VIII CON
tend that they did within sixty days from
knd after the dele OF said contract, to wit :
on the 2s;h day al October last. deposit
with he Treasurer of the State OF Texas,
three hundred thousand dollars IN good par
s'ocks. as required by the l2th section OF
said act Of the Legislature OF the State OF
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CITATION.
Estate Of John J. Crowder, deceased
TIE STATE OF TEAAS,
CouNiy OF HARRISON.
CITATION

COUNTY OF lIAHHfsoS.
10 ne Sheriff II sad county, greeting.
WHEREAS. al the October term Of the
w County Court Of Harrison county per-
tanning to the estates Of deceased persons, John
Coleman, administrator of the estate Of John
j. CroMder, deceased. having made final
settlement of the estate of sand decedeni. AID
the heirs Of said decedent being uon.rcs dents
If the State Of TeSas, these are therefore to
command YOU to summon lucy tfowder,Gfcen
crowder. T. D. Crowder, Dclcla i..osille, the
Representatives Of Patsy Wade, Deceased, aud
the representatives of Polly McDOuough de-
e,ased, and all other perHons Interested, by
publication IL this citation for six weeks Ia the
fcNa> Republican, u uew paper published IN
the town of Mnr-huil larsun eounty, TO be
aui appear ut regular tcfm of the county
court of saii county. to be holden at thu
uri-huusr in the town 81, Marshall, ON the
Ia- Monday In December next, 1884, then and
ihere To show cause, If amy they have or ran.
why the properly OF said estate should not be
Distributed. and decree Tor that purpose
should not gh.n and there be made. Herein
linl not. aud make due return hereot
Gwen under my hand and seal
sSH<8 Of oHcc, AT Marshall this oh day
HNG Of November u, 1894.
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Nov. -. 1851.

FALL AND WINTER BO\NEIS
lust received and for sal.---lai,e, colorrl
~ silk velvet Bonnets;
aides coorvd corded silk Bonne.s
DO do satin do
Do black silk do;
Do colofea lawn do.
DO open work, straw, etc. do
Al. the Ladies' IN wan; OF fall or winter
Bonncts. will find It 10 their interest to cal
and examine oef Ronnets before purchasing
elsewhere. ~ We are able tn show a superior
article, latest style, and Mt low prices.
q. & GREGG 4 co.
August % 1874. 5:sf
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Came 20 hand November iih, 1854, and
HANDED to the editor Of the Texas Republican
Tor publication, on 9Th November, 1854.
JAMES WHEELER, Constable.
November 18Th, 1884, l1-Jw
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Issued November 9Sih, 1851
q, Dkitk, CLERK.
BY ". l.. BnEgErr, deputy clerk.

Received in office November 29ih, 1854, and
handed To the editor Of the Texas Republican
the same day, for publication.
JOHN +. NOMACk, Sheriff.
December I'd, 1851 ly8w