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TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.
Onp FELLOWS H.LL, J

N.r.hall, Dctober OH, ls5i
Ata called meeting Of J VI Gibson Lodge,
b. 10. 90 +. hrld at the p.ace and time
J bove stated, the following preamble and re
/ olu,ion, were unanimously adopted
WnrRrAs, The DIVINE WI called t.om our
|nid.t. on the al Instant, our worthy ana we'll
felo7cd Br,thcr FRANCIS NJ ScRoGGlN The
{ lodge bows to the call of our Supreme Pro.
|,.,or We feel scn-ibly the loss We have
sustained b, the death IT uuf worthy brelhcf-
one uho was ever mindful Of "the great com
maud Of our Ordet.' strictly regarding tho
duties of one Odd Fellow TO another and aid.
iur " with his council hen his business would
permit, aud producing smile Of graillica'ion
~ the rnuatenauces of ont member, when be
madr a. +. appearance in the Lodge room. lis
|tea.h has produced feeling Of sou0w ur0n
| the member, Of this Lodge, that will mol be-
'aNy erased. Therefore,
Resolred, That IN the death Of our late
Brother Seroyen, society has los, a useful
Upright and exemplary memb.r--Odd Fellow
Phip a faithful and jealous brother.
Rssoa,d, That We deeply sympathize with
PIE relations Of ourdcpat,ed brother, aud ten
Ger to them our heartfelt sympathy for the if.
Feparablr loss ihey have sustained
Resolred. That tn. members Of this Lodge
WI wear the usual badge Of mourning for 80
|tays, and that The emblem. and officers chairs
BE- Trimmed with black for the same time.
Resided, That the foregoing preamble aud
RESOLUTIONS be published IN tao Marshall Ner'-
dan ard Texas Republican.
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LADIES' FANCY DRESS GOODS

lust received, one the haudsomcst stocks
~ embracing the greatest variety Of Ladies'
Fancy Dress Goods ever brought to Marshall,
which are offered for sale at reduced prices,
consisting in part Of plaid printed Cashmcres !,
solid, all wool D'lAue-, ten different colors /,
plaid, all wool D'iaines; rich figured b'lanes.
latin plaid Cashmttes supcr-po.nted Cash
meres. fancy plait Chaly Paris plaid Silks
brocade do chene do black figured do; blk
saiiH' PLAID do. gros dc Rhine do; blk waiered
do Also
super plaid bingham. green Barcge black
do; culorcd florruccs Linen Camhrir iidkfs,
childreu'S wool Hose; ladies spun -ilk Vests;
mcu'- spun six under Vests super groS d.
Rhine Crayats; ladies black and colored nd
loves, rieu', kid and buck do, ladies twist.
"a -lk Mtla, cldldrcu's DO. do silk Gloves
blk lace Wells, coiorri wor-tcd Braid, bleach.
ed cotton Cord black SIX yclyo, Ribbon, Nil
widths black and courcd silk BraIdS a great
variety of urw style Dress Trimming; 1acouct
Muslin check Ca l,bric, Victoria Lawn: India
null Hushn. Naiusook uuslin. Jaconet Edt-
mts, etc; Urv style Boauri Ribbons. U4utua
do. ladie, slk AID satin Uutjlla-, black and
cplorcd ladi'-' fancy mcsne lalms-'. gents
satin Scarf dc spring Stocks and de- Opera
Ties, b.uc rape pink aud blue Grape lslc
lndi,s spun six Hose ingram do; gents
Cashmere Gloves. ladie. G"' ladies' beaver
and back Gnulbrts, Cnrmi~etir, aud Ubder.
sleeves; whtc, blue aad pink lntinton 10.
getltct with many other new articles, whTh "c
would be pleased TO sell
G.. q. GREGG & 60.
4, II M
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ROOkSi EDOkSt'

SCHOOL AND MISCELLANY OUS.
Av1fsku THE attention Of scholars pa
AE rents, guardians, and the pubic
generally, are respectfully called
to our large and complete assortment, among
which may be found all the standard works
now Used in our Colleges, Scmlnaries, and
Common Schools. We have also large and
well selected stock Of Historical, Poe,ica, and
Miscellaneous works, elegantly bound Bibles
AT all prices, from the cheapest, 70 hose got
Ten mp in the test style. 4 large SUPPLY CT
novels, noyellct,es and literary works
PIASo Music, choice assortment Also IN.
s'rue'ors on the Pisno, Flute, Violin, Guitar,
and ACCORDION.
STA TIONERr.
A VERY larg. assortment NJ FOOLS
~ esp, letter. fancy ncte, declaration,
-- account. funeral note, wrapping,
bloiiing, and sand paper.
Hai,, white, and fancy envelopes, assorted.
Blank, account, journal, index, memorandum
and copy books.
Steel gutta pereha. and gold pens. FINE
ink stands, and school do. black and red ink
black sand, waters, Sc, for sale al the City
Drug Store.
YOUNG & JOHNSON.
Marshall, April -, 1851. ly
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a SOUND, ocoD LETTER

Tn. letter of Judge Bronson to the com.
.,,a. IN which he declares his acceptance
N. Gubernxtorisl nomination is so full
" GOOD. old fashioned, honest Democratic
.r,,mcuis, that II is refreshing and cheer
~, 10 tend il in these times Of apostacy,
.1,..y. sehism, and political unsoundness.
80, ATE the sentiments expressed IN this
.d,ireble letter cotined TO Judge Bronson.
a., pcrvade the ranks Of the New York
>D,,onal DenocIals. h was this concur.
nee of opinion between him and them
49,, Induced the National Democrats to
.o,t,t the Guberna,orial nomination upon
him. and to urge his acceptance of it, II,
,,ll he seen tina, he is the unqualified adj
,oe,,e OF the Fuginve Slave law. and the
.ound principles embodied in the Nebraska
k,nsss bill. Tie also very properly refuse.
"a give pledges in regard to subjects that
.,e not strictly Of y poltica! character.
+, remaine to be seen whether Govern.
81, SEYMOUR, the candidate OF the Soits,
,,ll lc as frank. explicit. aud s,raight for,
.s,d Judge Bfonson's letter is as foi.
lows: '".' '".
Nyw lonK, Sept. 1.
oGrniifmen: In answer to your rommu.
..i,.,iou. | respectfully refer 10 the published
..c..diups ol the State committee II, their
,.o, meetings in this city, and need only
Ia !, This more formal manner. chat my
'.,,;na,,,n for the office OF Governor by
a.. pam,c,a,ic convention Of Jul, last, is
tod and my former letter to you on
H.. sulifct il of coutse recalled.
NV poli,ieal principles and opinions
cannot be- unknown To the people of this
ste and YOUR letter calls Tor no avowals.
hn, will no, omi, to notice, yer, briefly.
on. or two OF the exciting topics of the
J.,
I'VE have. among other Thugs, solemn.
/, ssr.sd to deliver up fugitives from ser.
ne. and unless we wish tn dissolve the
ro,on. the contract should be faithfully ner.
f.,,,aJ II any among us rerafd il as
hs,I l,rc,in sill 30 long AS we continue
n t,ke the benefits which the Constitution
,oniefs. common honesty requires that we
|b,nlj hear the burden which it imposes.
# am decided, in favor Of allowing
he peorle of every State aud Terrilof,
=. r,sulte their domestic Institutions for
h.m.clyes. instead Of carving such mat.
Tor. INTO the hall. of Congress, where they
have alftad, proved dangerous bone OF
c,ii.ptinn. There is no substantial rea.
som why there should be strife between tie
3f.,,rt sections OF the | uon. and all cpu.
,.a,.,.v uill ceas. when each discharges
i. ,...,i,,ti,raI ol..i,t,inns "a ia. othe,.
IA ,b. n.,pl. of every section are left to
Il --.t n. -. a. =
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DsotUulx Mills.

Richard (soo) is himse! again"
'INlllS esabli ,hmeui is again in complete
i operation, at ITS former location. three
mles md half Norlheas, ci Marshall, Cash
bills filled r, short notice.
mn OF PRICES, ron c,su.
Ordinary square cissi lu'nher fer W. si5 90
~hr-iing. %
palns. - strait firt- humber. " 20 %
Lumber over IL inches IN width or 90 feet
IN length, viii be charged extra, IN proportion
to the dimensions Twenty per cent. viii be
ciara ed on the hhore prices, Il orsdi, il given
to the first of January next.
SAN. J. RICHARDSON
Marshall, March IA, 1854 n3l-ly.
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NA'l " L.
\{'M. II. COBBN has this day retired from
W the receiving aud forwarding business,
and in doing 80 he presents his thanks to his
friends for their liberal patronage extended to
him while in that business. tie also calls III.
attention Of Tie public TO the advertisement of
WA, II Farley, who is his successor Ia that
business, aui respectfully solieits a liberal
patronage for h!m. Mr., +. has been in our
employ, IN the receiving and Forwarding bust
ness, for several years, and recommend him to
the public as man who can be- relied on as 10
his business qualifications and integrity.
WIN. II. COBBS.
Port Caddo, Aug 20. 1854, An
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HATS, HATSN HSTSil
I USr received and for sale-Ssporine fash
~ nahlc Moleskin Hats;
Fine ha.k cavalier Hats,
DO 10 do d., a,h cords, tssse,s
Supcfiiuc drab O,icr soft Hats
a large variety OF soft Hats generally
Mems and Bows cloth Caps;
la'aass -5ofed sils Yelye, Caps;
Supcrine fur Gaps
Black and white wool Hats;
Cal. and see, no charge iof showing Hats.
&. G.. GREGG \ co.
August 20, 1854. 5'f
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BOARDING HOUSE.

Corner Of Market and Trans Streets, apo
ste NE Baptisi Church. Slrcrepori, La.
MRS. WlNDHAM beg- leave to inform
vi the citizens Of Harrison and the ad oin-
ing counties, that she has ,akon this oommo.
dious house, newly furnished and renovated
il, and is now n ady TO entertain ttayel.ra in a
style no, surpassed bv ,he hotel-, and n, more
moderate charges. There is an excellrn. Liv.
cry Stable close to the House.
Shreveport, May, 1884. 81
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a % S1, 1a, SD We no. receipt Of large and splendid
70 'e season al Of which "e offer for sale at the lowest We
attention friends and
purchases "" stock
q. dprs,w fail
to the closest Call, judge
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READY MADE CLOTHING.

isuitN tfsifs .'HN hfCff'H, ana Tor Nuic
al lac Figures.
DROWN cotton Jeans drawers brown net
ID do mrrno drawers and under shirts cot
ton do superior linen bosom shirts; linen
shirt collars fancy opera ties blanket coats
snh over sacks bianke, register and pa,os .
black doe skln, blue cloth Fancy casslmere
iancy tweed aud brown cloth fepIsior. uai
paltos Li.ck molair. and hrnad cloth oscr.
sacks bi.ck f'rcaeh cloth iGlsat; fancy Eng.
llsh tweed pants fancy cassimer pants black
sairici psuis Frey saiinct pants 'aueg Eng
gish cas-imci pants black Doe skin and fancy
doe skin pants,
Double breasted satin vests. satin ycst. Wiih
rolling collars black figured satin vests black
figured gronadiuc vests fave, greuadne yeats;
ianry six plush yei,ct vests, black ca~simef
vest. cashmere opera vests fancy woniru
yeiyc, vests, double breasted ADD r1llae col.
lars farry eaShnesst vests black French
cloth truck coats black trengh Goth dre--
coats
We invite the attention of al before car.
chasing elsewhere A. ~ fee' conit,i, or
-iocs "ill comPara wal IN, In NrshaH a
quality aui pre-.
G.. &. LRlGG Il co.
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DENTAL. STURGEON.

Co. j. \. JORDAN having rosna.
TytsssvSk nently located ~ Marshall. Rec
AilfH peetfally tenders his services In
the various branches Of his profession to the
oiizsn. and yirinit,. All operations entrusted
Ia hl'i art watra,iod to he dore in the latest.
improved, and maei superior maancr.
October -, 1853 ia-f
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SURGEON DENTIST.

e. MARTIN, resident Of Marhall fof
a. Use years past, thank ful for past fsvoss.
requests = continuance ~ lhe ssme Having
received fresh supply Of tee'h and Instruments.
be wi. Insert teeth from one 10 full -o,. with
or shout elarps
oa.ec at residence. scconi block. EAST u re
square.
Ai'il ., ls53. -
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August ~. i>5t

PLANTATION GOODS
"A l. ART noN ~ receip; IT and eig,r iur sale
W ai prices that viii n-nre sair-, large
and extensive stock IT Plantation Goods, con.
sisling Of
% pieces best kcr,oys and white Linscys
- do rial2 llnsuyS
40 DO Tweed. and Jeans
10 do satineis, grey. black anl fancy
AZ d. flanaels, al coiors
50 DO new style winter Prints;
80 pair best gteY Negro Blankets;
81 do bed ard cold Maeknaa do.
- do white DO do,
72g do beat tassei nfogans.
10 esse~ Mp Roofs, heA'si
IL dozen 900, Hats.
Aisa--rsaa cloaklae, weFsied Sefae, black
French DoA-kia. army blue Cashmere, black
DO, tlHck French Cloths, wooicn Saws, iwil.
ed O.nabufg., brown Drills, heavy stripes and
striped Osiahorgs; together with general
assortment OF goods IN proportion.
Sept. =. e.. &. GREGG q co.
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hR. J l.. iitRYhi Oiiiee or the NcysA.
- ss-t corner Of the public ssusv. ona
door north Of Brewer q Adauss
Marshall March 70, 1854 ".
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hocT. \ ", EANfS, Nnr.hsll. T-s.x
pHiee over Mc,srs. NcDonsld 4 sssa.
der NV drur store.
q Match g. 1884
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i, \, NOllt.AN.
!. BRttkNiLLER 1 6. DEC.ERT

" URV ~ nv usHsIsu = u, UIIVAU
iAfL VI BILLINGS
MESskS r. * u would respectfully
inform their friend. and the pnusic gene.
rally. that shsy have purchased tie store sul
stock # " Billings, aud that they IRE nav
prepared to carry on the !ieo, and Shoe bu.s.
ness ~ all It's branches.
GeatlemrH ana isdes' Dscts md Si.e..
maze to order of the best material frees
moderate
II Store mex, door to liardw ick's yrccesv.
Marshall, No, ~, 1883 nl7.iy.
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LAW AND sI>Ess GARD
LAW PARTNERSHIP.

I + WILLIAMS. attorney Of Lsr. k1s.
-. shall, Harrison county, Texas,
VIII continue the pracic. OF his prof, ssion.
and attend promptly TO all business en,rus,s-A
20 his care. ~ HARRISON, tas., Pamela. Kasx
Cherokee. smith, Wood and Up-hu, ccun.4ea
Bu-iness Of Estates particularly attended
Aug -r-5:y J. +. WILLIAMS
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1Qhi
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
TO- 1
1911,
MARSHALL. TEXAS.

(soa'h Side Of the Public SQUARE adjoining Young Drug Storey
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LOST cEk1ifIti ATE.
I OST--Thc Unconditional Headsighs CIR.
IL ,i:icasc Of J. II. Ft@Ids issa<d bv ~
Board of Land Commissioners ~ Hssss~sss
county, April 1t, 1874, No 3s3. Vt tue third
class, for $40 acres Of lauA
DAVID ALEXANDER. Assignee. etc
September 18th, 1885, e-3:
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shreveport Advertisements

r CARTER, Commission aud For,card.
IL ,ng Nerchani, and " hoiesair and Raiat
Dealer an Groceries, Provisions Liquors, ias,
Cora, Oais, Begging. Rope. NC tc. y c
Harris Brick Warehouse, corner of Commerce
and Milan streets, Shreveport, Ia.
lr Liberal Alliances made on nsirnments
Of Cotton and Merchandise. Every descfip-
ton Of Goods received on storage oumoderat.
terms. rs-v.
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MEDICAL. NOTICE.

nk r. MeAlIENNY, Surgeon ard rk,.
- stefan respectfully tenders h- ser, Ice. 10
the public in the various branches Of his pro
iesslon.
DR.. ". is now engaged In the Drug hssln..s,
and respectfully invites the public ~ give Ina
Il call
Jsdtesh. Ye1ss, jany rs. o.
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PACIFIC RAILROAD MILLS.

'I'llSE Mills are again IN operation. The
l following are the cash prices for Lumber
Lumber boar measure, 81 30
Rough edged lumber, 10 90
l.athing and palng, side and edge
measure, 20 90
Lumber over IL inches In width, or 20 fee, in
length, viii be charged extra, in proportion To
the dimensions.
The Grsi Mil viii be in operation ON Satur-
day. Sacks brought to the mill mist be plain.
IL marked, or there will be no responsibility for
loss.
Ten per cent vii, be charged GA Lumber
bill, when not paid in advance Al sums on
credi, Nil be- considered due GA the first day of
December Of the current year
A. y. BlkRLSS.
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INlIE Executive Board Of Managers, appoint,
L ed by Marshall Lodge No. ~, announce to
the public that the sth session Of the Institute
commenced on tho Third Monday in Sep,em-
Der aud sill continue ten month"; embracing
two sessions--but no vacation ut the close OF
the fr-t--under the direction Of the following
FACULTY.
Rev. Tuo. . Wilson, d. d., President
Miss MARTHA LlrILEriKLp, Wee Principal.
Miss Susan II fosTgR, English Literature.
Miss l.. CogsrhiA Jus., Ornamental! Depart
Elsni and French.
Miss ELIZA VI. BuRro-, Primary Department.
Miss hRarELrA JEssErr jun, Music, Piano
ana Guitar.
Miss l.. CoRsglrA Jrsg, N,sic, Organ
ID nAS.nn I'M Yr1.f.Ns.r NJ IulnL Malnlr
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g. Respectfully announces TO the uhabit
4 / ants OF Marshall and It's vicinity. that he
proposes, on "Wednesday, the goth september
10 open a s;orc ou the south side OF he Public
Square, near tho Marshall Hotel, and viii offer
for inspection fine assortment Of French and
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FRESH ARRIVAL
SfH tAcg tore, and a Coming ;
~ Bags Of shot;
~ 300 ibs Of bar lead
IS ses- and hsi kegs Of powder
10000 percussion caps
So bags Of coarse and ino sal,
70 bis ~ NJ Louis ilour
3 DO wsiie besgq
s do maekorel, no and
30 bag4 OF Rio coffee
30 bbis oi sugar
10 boxes star candles
IS do fosin soap
20 do 81 ,o5acto
- DO Western Reserve cheese
Heroes Of five
20 bblS and bali Dbl, Of y. o. molasses
30 Kegs Of Mails, As, &c.
BESIDES
We have salmon, roe, behring's, and resssh
figs, rsis.ns, candies aud nuts Of all kinds
and variety Of fancy eaiables too numerous
to mention. Gail and see for Yourselves, a,
IHEIFpRD n WILSON'S.
Anril l5. 1859.
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Our
cuye.a
to the closest buyers. CAL, and judge
DRY GOODS.
Heavy white Georgia kerays, Lowell,
White cable hrdHys
Do Kentucky plains, Black. blue rray md gold mixed sines
nds Tweed
soidcolOrd imdseys Jeans,
Heavy blankets, White ed mi yellow flannel,
, nu,i req and green o. Canton do
Super ia and bed blankets
Black French cloths, ~
Saddle blankets, DO doe kin ca..nens,
Brown and blcshed dome-tca, Double width lada annes,
LADIES'
Plain black silks Do cashmere
Figured plaid and wa,eeib black silks, Chlrns woolhos
Fancy silks assorted an eash govcs
Fancy aine-
French and English me as' uniesleeYc,
Six and atwood
Flad ~ tlmi
Six and eore, gng- ertngS,
READY CLOTHING.
Blue and drt blanket Sngeaud double
eicoasa nls nc mbrodcr haek clio hts
Ia beaver G Uh coas, hosscdH niyeyet is
doub ebessted p ad hnee
Black and fancy cssimere and
tweed M,ru shirts andd awc
SchGGl Miscellaneous Books and Stationery.
4 full
set shoes, Glaedtn
Heavy black troeans Seal skin
I'D boysha sand
Smoking end chewing tobacco Spices,
Imperial md black
md Ste,
IRON. NAILS AND CASTINGS.
bAGGlNG AND ROPE.
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AD NININTR TORS' SALE.
Dl virtue of an order Of the Comfy Coat
- Of Harrison county, pertaining 70 deceased
persons estates, granted ON the ?ath Of sep
tender, 1854, we viii sell the following pro.
peity, rs the property belonging to the sa'Hie
Of samuel Stinson, deceased, TO wit
ls6 acres Of Land, lying about one mi'e EAST
Of Marshall, with 40 acres OF cleared lard,
dwelling hous, kitchen, cribs, stables, orchard,
etc, which will be sold
On the Farsi Tuesday in Noremjer nen,
TO the hghrs, bidder, at Tire Courthouse dger,
in Marshall One.thrd Of the purchase money
to be paid the first Of next March, AID the
balance twelve months thereafter. And also
a 10, Of Books aud other property viii be sold
on -siac day, at the house Of deceased.
Sale in the usual hears.
&. l. SIlNsON,
ID. Sfi\SON.
September 30, 1854 lots
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Gold Hunting and Single Watches,

Eeolro-Silyer Plate, tortoise aud fine steel I've
Glasses aud spociacls, S~iss Cnrio-ties, Ma
themalical and Optical Instruments, Of every
description, ladies' and student, drawing and
painting, and great variety Of ARTICLES too
numerous TO mention.
A. J. VI solbl,s an early call and feels con-
ii'en, from the quality cheapuess and novelty
Of his goods, 10 obtain u share Of public pa.
irouagr. sept ld SIT
NOTICE. hereby warn and forbid ANY
person or persons for trading for the fol.
lowing y pIES, viz: one ZOE $ 400 20, due
the 81 day of january, 1850. the other foi
s2,52s ~, due The "a day Of january, 800.
Both Notes were given IN January, 1854, by
Sue, John Watt and WA Watt, Ir, an of Han
risou county, Texas, TO 'Ihoilas NJ Horton and
Benson 7. Horton ~ executors of the estate
Of Elizabeth Horton, both OF ranola county,
Texas. Said notes are unjust ahi ALL not
be- paid. NM WATT.
sept 10 1854, SIT
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Nl,ltllAI. IAHn

"ttsiftt VI y AMI.
An TORS 4 :. s e. +. VI. Johnson hare
- associated the-aselse- n ihe practice o
Medicine
- Office one door ives, Of the City Drug
Store.
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Septrmbcr 30. Is3l, Toy
AlNiAINIlH IIIIptN AALIGL

ADMINISTER NO1ICE.
I ETTERS of Administration were granted
! to the undersigned BY the Honorable the
County Court Of Upshur county, at the August
term, 1884, thereof, upon the estate OF Josiah
Danils, deceased These are therefore 10 notify
all persons holding clalns against said estate
to present them within the time prescribed by
law, and those indebted Will make immediate
payment TO
JOHN BOWIE Admir-.
September 30, 1884 10 1T
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NOTICE


Shrcrepor R,eeiring and Farrordinc.
I AN compelled to adopt the cash sy-teia in
/ nv warehouse; and from this date eanno,
deliver goods until lhc freight and charges are
paid.
J.. L.. CARTER.
Shreveport, May y, 1854. dn
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FALL AND WINTER BoNNErs.

FALL AND WINTER BON\ETS.
lust received and for sale-ladic,' eolored
- sit velvet n5uuci.;
adde's cllafci corded .l,k Dsnne,~.
10 30 ss,'u Do
Do black silk de-
Do ro,ond lawn do.
De open work, straw, etc do
All the ladies II wan. %, tdi or s.rlef
Bohnets, viii find i 10 their interest to call
and tNAminc our fonnels before Purchasing
elsewhere, AS we are able to snow a superior
article, latest style, and At low prices.
G.. G.. GREGG * co.
August 70, 1851 sri
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BAkERN AND CONFECTIONERY.
INlr subscriber has opened Bakery and
CONFECTIONERY establishment in the town
Of Marshall, IN a new building on the North
side of the public square. one door west Of
Ncrhall's shop, where he VII be Happy TO
serve all Nho may favor him with their Gus
tom. He will keep on hand, light (bakcrs)
bread, crackers, etc. lie has also fitted W a
neat
SODA IOiNr.
where this cooling beverage can b. obiainod
in it, purity. lie hopes 10 receive liberal
patronage from the ladies and gentlemen Of
Marshall, from the Families Of the town and
the travelling pnblc
PHILIP HEINRICH.
July !, 1851. BIN
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GREENE {, BRONSON,
y assrs. ,rch.hsid G. \iveu, Jrsoph d
Noueii. NinsloW {. Watson, John Mar
took Oliver Cook
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NOTICE.
INiE subscriber ass los, or mislaid NOTE
! on the a0ih Jane last, executed By j. :
Alexander, on or about the lsth December
1882, due one day after date, for the amount
Of five hundred and ten dollars, With credit
Of one hundred and th,fiy-threc dollars and
some cents, on the 18Th February, 1854 ANY
person finding thr rote VIII be handsomely
rewarded, on the delisety to ms in Dangerheld,
Titus county, Texas.
JAY .. - X. W. IIISSEl.