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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-06-01
HTNA
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,

OF Hartford, Conn.
CAPITAL $500, ,000-aH paid an and invested.
RESERVED EARNINGS S2OO,0
Total assets $50, 900.
THIS Company was incorporated with q perpetual
charter in lsl9 and insures against damage by
Fire on Dwelling Houses Manufacturing establishments
stores household furniture, and merchandise in general
on the most TERMS and losses occurring In this
agency will be literally adjusted and paid with prompt
BOARD DIRECTORS.
Thos. X. Brace, Robert Buel,
Samuel Tudor, Miles A. Tuttle,
Joseph Pratt, John L.. Boswell.
Austin Dunham, Ebenezer Flower,
Ward Woodbridge, +. a. Bukley,
Joseph Church, Roland Mather,
Edwin G.. Ripley, Sas B. Hamnton
Frederick Tyler, Samuel s. Ward,
Henry z. Pratt.
THOMAS X. BRACE, Prest.
8. L. LOOMS, Secretary.
IT NPAppcations for Insurance may be made 10 the sub
scrber who duly authorized to receive proposals and
issue policies favorable terms any Insurance ONCE
or Agency in the West. A. G. HALLOCK, Agt.,
feb4-u Main street. nearly opposite the Bank.
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TRANSPORTATION.

TRANSPORTATION.
WESTERN STATES LINE.
fDY Railfoadsand Canals, running in connection wit
ID Steamers and Propellers on the Lakes,
NO TRANSPARENT AT ALBANY OR TROY
PRoPRiEToRs:
A. r. Cobb & Co., Foot of Indiana st. Buffalo,.
A. w. Palmer & Co., I2I, Broad st. New York.
e. w. Sloan. 12i Broad st. New York
Scott IL Co., Toledo,
J. S. Cbsnoweth dk Co., Cincinnati,
This Is ofthe Oldest best established and most re-
liable lines Of transportation in the country and sole
Agents for this section, we authorised TO give
through receipts for freignts TO from the East
very low rates. guaranteeing against any ever charge
on the route.
augo LEWIS q GRAY, Agents.
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mATTRASSESy

WTE would call the attention OF the public to ou
w stock Of Mattresses which have constantly OF
hand, consisting af Sbuck, Moss, Cotton, Jenny Linz
Cotton and shuckl and Spring Mattresses Of the oes
quality. COLBURN & HERSHBERGER,
ap3 Fosters Block, First sire below Main.
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HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT
INCORPORATED 1s10.-CHARrER PERPETUAL.
futhoriie Cspi $3.50 CapF 150 000
THIS long established and we'll known Institution
Il has transacted most extensive insurance business
for than forty years. throughout the United States
and British North American provinces. IL has aimed
public confidence by honorable and faithful
ufment of its contracts and the owners of property
assured that all fair claims for loss under its policies
will be literally adjusted and promptly paid. Public
Buildings, Manufactures, Mills, Machinery, Dwelling
Houses, Stores, Merchandise, Household Furniture,
Vessels the stocks while in port &C., &C., will be
low the risk will admit. The fol-
lowing gentlemen constitute the
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
II. HUNTINGTON, President.
ALBERT DAY, CALVIN DAY,
JAMES GOODWIN, Jon ALLYN,
CuAsLKs BOSWELL, JOHN p. BRACE.
HENRI KrSEy, CHARLES J. RUss.
CHARDES TAYLOR, Secretary.
CHRIsrorHER c. LYMAN. Assistant Sec'y.
III PApplications for Insurance. may be made to
ALLEN c. HALL0CK, Agent,
Main street, nearly opposite the Bank,
decs Evansville. Ind.
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The undersigned having become the successor 70 the
house and business Of Riley MITCHELL will continue
the same as heretofore. e.
Thakul to the friends Of the late rm for former pat
ronage he solics continuation their confidence and
business His Nharfb boat at the river is one Of the
largest sse and noted for its capacity. And alse hav
ing ample Warehouses on Water street, as well as
mammoth Warehouse in course OF construction on the
Canal and convenient the Railroad Depot his faciii
ties for the receiving storage and forwarding fMerchn
dize and Produce via River, Railroad and Canal are
very complete. -,
He also prepared to make cash advances on all pro-
duce or property consigned to him for sale be ship
ped TO his correspondents in New Orleans the Eastern
cities. (octle-tfl JOHN S. MITCHELL.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
~ CASES Boots and Shoes, comprising
I'D Women's Patent Foxed Union Buskins;
do do do do Parisians;
do Ko.suth Boots:
do Enameled Sontags;
do Bronzed, Heeled Eurskas;
do Enamrd Spring-h ,eed J. Lind Bootess
do Goat do do do do;
do Super Calf S.s. do:
da Bronze Spring heeIed EnamTd do;
do do do do p. Leather dos
Misses' do do do do do;
Mems Calf Boots, half welt;
do Kip do do;
do Calf do Pump Soled}
do Extra Prime X p Boots;
do do do do do. Pump Soied;
do Patent Leather, Goat. Calf and Kip, Bro
eaps and Monsoes lust reed per steamer James Lyon
and for sale by J. H. MAGHEE & Co.,
ap7 Evansville, Ind.
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LAW PARTNERSHIP.

TAS. G.. JONES and JAS. Z. BLYTHE, Attornies nj
81 Law Evansville Indiana, associated the selves
partners practice Of the law and will continue
practice in this the adoiDng couates and in the
Supreme and GssfiHt Court They design turning thei,
attention particularly 70 land law In short time they
will be prepared TO give in few minutes, abstract
the title to almost any lot in Evansville its enlarge
ments or in Lamaseo, togethe with their professioRa
nj ISn a. 4, the title. if desired ljy25- -dawfl !
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DACON.ss
ID 800 HAMS $50 Sides;
800 Shoulders; put mp especially for my trade.
Please try them. (mh29-2m) Tho. HEADEN.
T1RESH OYSTERS.-25 cases Of one AMI two pound
II cans, Hermetcaly fresh, and spiced, for sals By
ap24 s. &. GILBERT & o., Syc. near Water.
OO BALES Cotton Batting, received this day per A.
Do L. Shotweil.. J. H. MAGHBE d CO..
APT Evansville, Ind.
n LBS fresh Butter: 106 dog fresh Esxs;
CU dog Chickens; reed this day At
sPs7 .EDFoRDs
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-06-17
H. GRAHAM. cHAs o. GRAHAM
7. NJ. GRAHAM, Il BRO,

N HAVE entered into = CO partnership
y and are now receiving large stock OF
d., Goods, Groceries and Pianioi;or Articles,
At the old stand Dallas street, Our stock IS
large and well assorted, and We are determined
10 sell at reduced prices for cash, or 10 pune.
tusl customers on the usual time. The follow.
ing articles comprise a portion Of ous stock
A large lot Of assorted prints,
large lot OF oot,onldes,
Brown and 5lesched linens
Brown and bleached doncstcs,
Lowells, Ginghsms,
Black silks. Fancy silks,
Tissufes, Berages,
Hosiery, assorted, Fancy bonne,s,
A large lot Of ready made clothing,
Boots, shoes, and hats,
Travelling trunks, carpet bags,
Saddles, brides, martingalcs, hai.ers saddle
bags, horse and mule collars, hardware, and
fancy articles, trace and log chains, cast steel
hoes, Collins axes, crosscut and hand saws,
planes, and bench screws, nails, assorted. china
and queenswsrc, tobacco and cigars saa also
An Assortment 81 Groceries
Hall and Spear pows, Masonic and Odd
Fellows Rcgalia, and n general assortment, of
everything needed In this market,
y. y. All those who are ind. b,cd to =. VI
Graham, on old accounts OF notes, for the years
1850, 1881, 1852, and 1888, will Please come
forward and pay up, and aeeep, ,hsnhs for past,
tavors.
Jefferson. April %. 1854. $
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,p, WG,cnr-Ihs Norfolk Vs.)
Id Of the 9Th inst.. ssposts that the
| .,o.I dealers in corn in hat city have
('d'a sxpedisnt and in every respect I'd
,s-ous to adopt tho usage Of New
/. shich 10 to buy and sell by weight
/ I'D OF measure. The reasons assigns
iot tbis change are 90 manifest and
80 ,h.. the wonder 10 that II was not
|g;ed wears ago. A meeting Of the
4, IN corn was 10 DO held TO consider
| opposition
/ would be well for Texas TO adop, the
i, rule. The buyer would not be ~ Ii,
1 to haze TO have To submit to the mos>
,ton Of receiving more shucks thsn
Ranger.
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Hos. Gro. TRour.-Wc had the pleas.
q short time since, Of spending AN ewes
4, with this favorte son Of our State, a,
I own residence. Although now in the
ksaiy fourth year Of his age. wo found
III the e.ioyms"t OF comparatively
ID health, aud In the full exercise Of all
mental vigor for which he has ever been
|, gave him peculiar salts.
,ion to hear Of whatever peftained to the
!, being Of his old friends throughout
|, State. Peace and happiness attend
N throughout. the residue Of his days
Recorder.
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simple and rnncy Goods.


uAVE lusi received, ard are now opening
carefully .,lec'cc stock of spring and
saGim.r
staple and rnncy Goods,
10 which they inyie the attention Of their old
customers aud the pltl,e.
Their stock eonos.s "a ps;. Of TIC following
articles:
Re,hges, plain ind isncy schsiiey. plain
musiins, embroidered, dotted, and isr.loa :.
jacoLe,. plsin, striped, and painted chem,
settles, with sleeves; sleeves scps'a,e; cspes,
collars, cuffs, maniiiss, honne,s,
1As Latest Blooner Hc,s.
psrasols, fans, artificial flowers. a Der o.
bridal wfea;hs, and general hssos,nen; .;
ribbons, &c Also 10, If
READY MADE CLOTHING
Block cloth coats, black drp de,e coats, linen
and alpaca Goats, Vfars-black ss,in fsney
sik white fancy narcotics yc.,a. PAsTs--
Biseh doe skin, dap d'c;e, white linen, and
co,;onedc. Linen bescm shirts, fancy and
plan. HAS - Fashionable taoiesIn, drsb
beaver and o;ier lestoin, aai paisns.
We have likewise choice 1asortmen. o.
boots and shoes, eh.na and Glassware creek.
cry +, hardware holowa.o, and elstnfs
Also a fine selection Of saddiery game bags
guns, and bow.e-knives. pruning knives, DC.
la the. we have slmost every article usual :
found In adry goods store. Gisc cs call snd
sa,isfscilon.
BREWER d ADAMS
April %. 1854. Is
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Large Atock Of G;cv1siiI

we re cow 1. 'rce'p; o1 one of IL larR.
- sad mot complete assos,Esa:s Of rood
efes c!'e.,a 'c' 1.e in tho market, which ~
beer selected with y,ea. care ia ,hs hsss
Tssxe;s IL the country, 10 which ~ iavns ~
s''ei,.on II The public generally, knd our Old
'ilsads snd cac'onsfs 10 particular Our
siecs Is made vp .: :!.e iA;es: ely iss. kxsk n
e'spa ehd fa'e, d9'y gcod.. sons..siss u
trown ard t.eac'ed shrt.nes. skestines. aaA
dnlIs, i.ex.nss, plain and striped lovvlls
ec,:onsdsa, oen.ias, mariners stripes, elvlAs.
es.im,rs, doe SKINS, sasine,s, jeAnA checked
-to btoan hncnp, linen dfilis. iftah lieAe.
apron cheeks, furniture pI.ids, 81 brown Ard.
o.eacnud diaper. crash, brown hollands, can.
br,cs sesg,-, satin d'chine, blsck silk yelves.
biscs aiik otava'r linen camtric and silk posk.
81 sardxerehi.is. drsb d'e,e, italian cloths. a..
FOR THE LADIES
Pr.nts,. g.hshsms, printed lswhs. jscons,s,
raissins fancy oerasts, tissues, PLAN aud faacy
brUeAde siAs PLAID and striped muslins, jaeon.
st, swiss, oo0A, and Mui! l1uSiius, biahop aeA
Nletofis lawns, white, PINK. and black craze.
erarr Use. coiored florence. superior white
sfun, Hent.lla lace, linen cafntric. colars cuffs.
ea-mi,e,tes, under sleeves, black and co.o,sd
Kid fiUFes, twisted silk fni!ta. siik. cotton ard
woFst.d hos.ery cotton, thread, linen, isconet
sud swiss inserting, edgings AMI lsees, bonnet
ribbons, Leok ribbons. coiored ,aflcta ribbons.
wells, aFliii,.a. flowers, PLAN And ,r,upsd bou.
ne,s, bohuet lining, six umbrellas aud para
aols, paper. feather, and palm fsns tos.ess
OF al kinds hooks and eyes, pins. needles,
twelry. and thousand tapr- .itt!~ ritk.
KhAD} MAZE CLOTHING
Bliss. cloth French drab dele aud n~rno
sa' - aid coats; linen, ginghem. and sip~cA
coats aud sacks black doe skin And dra .ts
a.
ddil pants bines satin vests white, buff. and
fancy masseiiles vests; linen bosom ahlsss.
ahlst eoiisrs, &c, &c. A!so a variety u hats,
cap, umbrellas, and nsny Other articles ivs
gents use.
BOO7S AND SHOES.
Of every variety, from No IA fusse, and
mud boot, down to IN. .mall.s, ehild's -t,oe !.
q large assortment Of oosh gents aud iadies.
SADULEHl.
Mens hoys aud ladies' saddle. ali kinda
hr'dlrs maftlngaies, hli.ngs. whips, girtl. sui.
-nelc-, fsins, a'irfup feathers, saddle bags.
carpet bags, horse liars lanes. etc. etc.
UAKDW WAKE.
!ron, castings, ps,is, axes, hailhsts. han.
mcir, sa"s, .ey,hss, straw knives, 0rawsn.
Knives. augurs, ahinels, squares, compaas~s
hrare bits log. steer, Ei.h, and trace chains
iton and steel hoes apadcs, ghoscls. balances,
Try pats, grub hoes, brass, and cname lied ks. :
.,ss, 'gn'p n',a''' 'onss ana rp''e" os'. Ano
osS ~ "a, '."s' ,"esh' eva1a ss'. ~,
So st '.,,,' wy w.
vol ,a.,,s ss~.. .r,.n., ..,x,r., 80
? no, t,t md urn k,;,s. ,.l.l. cn,,.,x 800.
,h..,r.. scissors. spu,, s,,r,an. ,.,.,,, .,o,nh.
her~. b-u,,.s. cans. tu1e, .wl. hs,,,.'; 1890
r,,..,s snd slr,.s Rom. .r.r,a.l~. ~ l'..'I :
ana line. fystln, ,.ls.s.s s.s al .,'... FL.
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J. J. CARRUTH

Has ia" Rsooirsd, and i Op~ninC.
SZ A WILL selected stock Of spring end
A.A~ summer goods, embracing fsry ard
S,ayr Dry Cords, Bonn.;s, 7r-imminx,, Ri.
bons &c HAS, Bows. Saoes, =. ati,-,, and
Ready Made Clothing. Q.sensss,s tuas-,,
Combs. Drsshss. d,
This sssos.sn.n: kas been selected Wit. A
view to this market. and for richness snu Va.
rie.y cannoi be ~x,r!l-d He would psss.cu.
isrIy invite the jsd,eS 10 call and sSas,ne HE
selection Of pr,s. bcnne.s. &c, a. h. feels
assured they will be pleased With them
fi.s prices sre fixed 20 suit the t;ms., es he
wishes to make rapid sales. Those d-sirinc
good articles srd good bargains, wiiIeo we'll -
cali on hiri before purchasing elsewhere. Il.
riTcs him plcssuss 20 zee t.s f'.cnda, md 20
show bis goods, 10 they GOOD not be bach.
ward sbov, calling, whether they purchase or
rot;
J. q! CaRkU II
Mssttii hp'.l -, 1854 Ga
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NOTICE

SrArr OF TrNAs. County IF Harrison
NOTICE il hereby siyca thai J ". Taylor
~ Administrator Of the estate Of jackson
Brewer, deceased, has fled bis srcouu's With
the sah estate, ard tina, said sscorn's will hs
OPENED At the mex, term Of tn. county court
TO Be held ~ ard for the county Of Harrison
rsxss, on the las, Monday in June inst. 4
being the 9e.h day thereof for confederation
aad a,io1ance. when aud where al persons
interested u.ay attend and contes, them II ties
..e proper. by order of sad court.
u. HENpHiCk, CIR.
Ilpc % 1881 ~ "
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o .. ot3oo. a.a eaxee
u. U. GRECO 4 CO.
(On he west aide Of The Psb..e 61nsssy
MAesnAIt. T4xAA
At TIE CID STAND or 0RE00 4 xef
WEEfk we viii be most happy 3. 1e1e3
W our cid s:.enda and he pubic fSss,aAS
9. deslsr. IN D,; Ord. Ns-d~a-s. CkahsY
Wood Were. Queenssers. Hs;s, C.rs. ~.
-si', Bceis. Shoes. kse1y Mcse L3asASsf.
sete.'i Books, sai'ene-y. 4e. r., whsss u.
articles generally found IN coue;iJ ssosss, "a
BE- md OF the r.os. fAvoraL.s ,efc.s fos eaaA
OF % tine TO good p:onp, paying eus.ooses
We tender oar sincere thanks 10 The peoo1,.
Of Harrison ard adjc:n!ng eors,:es rs, Xst
ps,'osscs 80 literally extended fss ~ eaes
'in~ ,esr,, &c OF: ". Q. q. C.ece. dus,ai ~
conrcc.!sr viii. .he la:o E.ma OF Evan, 0tsae
& Kcy, srd Cr.rg i. Fey, r,d nos: rapsss.
!as.y se.'e!: 4 cca:lnuaocs Of ,hs sAme 70 eas
Kew firm, hoping BY ssfs!et: forward, 1T.
upr.gs., course n bus.nesa, . merit ~ -.
:dcres Of ,hs people end !ioseai shan a tselp.
psefng cersel'ea 10 place on: essaoaesc
On al equality, "a cTcry 'cc9ea:, With ,hsep u
the COST house. H. Marshall Al xe e.k il .
far Hial
M,,stsli jsrrrsy Ia. 1854.
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TIE MELD.FNA\.
THE Subscriber takes pleasure ~ announcing
] that hc ha. made arrangement with the
Manufacturer, for the sale Of ,i'e above neH'y
invented aud patented ins'cal lnsr-umeut--
,nfented ard manufactured by II u Horton
a Co, Akron. Ohio.
A specimen ln.lsuncnt Ja> received, may
be seen by calling on the subscriber.
ia view of our prccurious navigation, appi-
cation without d,isY. i. solicited Of those alip
would secure Tor themselves this pfid. and or
namen. of the parlor, and delightful choir IN
stramen, they can be- sent c'iih perfect safe.
" to any part of The country.
DESCRRTfON ere,
The Melo.pes VARIES IN compass from five
to six cc,avcs. IN sisc It ~ smaller than a
Piano, but in shape very much Ike that lns'ru'
ment.
Tn. Instrument mus ho heard to b" appru-
ciA,cd-ior It's own tongue ear hest sound IT.
own praise, and illustrate is in,milahle mod J.
la,,on and peri,c, harmony with the human
voice, by reason OF which il has already worked
iis xay to thr hearts o., mniutndes oi happy
far,,iies. and caused II 10 bscome highly pop.
ulxr ss an accompaniment TO The social 'nd
sacred song
I,s power can he made amply sufhcier. "a.
large choir, and no Instrument N the world
hssnsonisss 81 perfectly with tho human voice.
II seldom gets out Of repair and may be
used fov years wi,hou, getting out Of ine
Psies varies according to sire, and also
whether single or douola sets Of reeds.
Terms made known on Application.
b. nANFORTH.
Nh The subscriber will also give ,nstruc
ton IN the Instrument. Asso tune and rerai
Pianos. Jus, received good supply Of Plane
strings. mo. N--N
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\\IN Frs AIRY CELEBRATION.

y"hn VI nh~in It-igr No ~. q q T.. respect.
u beg l-a,e, thn"ngh tn. mrdinn,, 10 toxin the
4mhrn u the Order u Odd Fellows generally, the
)~'ulr fraternity. the tcmplafs 0t Marshall and
public ernrrslIy 10 participate Ia the scebu,;on
lshrl' Anpi,erny n, Marshall on Wednesday the
] day oi lunr, 81
p un!cf oi The lnigr
Z. JOIN J.. WILLIAMS. Sco'y.
nay -. ,s5t
p liable Furnished sH'i managed by " u,i- io.
Dnetpi,m, OF ih. diy Nill b, furnished IA due tine
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-06-17

l,rA~ Ven York, juno Nh--Com-
,dore Perrs's visit to Jeddo was succcss,
d lie obtained similar advantages for
!. country rs those which had previously
en- obtsinsd by Russia. The ports are
be opcned in one wear.
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DISSOLUTION.

DISSOLUTION.
vT>IIE Coparsner,hip Of ". Bsooxs d Bso
i. th,a day dissolved Persons having
business with the late firm, Will please apply TO
Wm. Brooks for settlement.
-" WIN. BROOKS.
J. W. BROOKS.
W. Bsoox., J. W, BHooss, and u, 7 M.
any. viii continue she bu.ineso at the old
stand Of Brooks 4 Bro, where they Will ,"
pl,sss1 70 serve their friends and the public
y,re,,lly. m ,hs most accommodating ts'ma.
rhs Rscs,s,se, Y~ssrdisg, and Co.~s's''.
Sus,rsas, Willie continued by The under..9aed
BR(DKS. BROTHER, 4 NAbRY
ieAs.sor, Trsae Jan J, isSi.
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JUST RECEIVED.
J. W. 4 T. X IN,

JVtSpH, IfIds,
WHOLESALE and Retail Dealer in Iron,
w Nails, Castings,
Groceries ana Staple DRY Goods.
A large stock Of every description Of sup
Plies for
Country Merchants and Formers.
The following is list Of some of the leading
articles always kept on hand
900 sacks Rio, Havana, aud Java coffee
30 bbls brown suger.
10 hogshosds do
30 bbls pulyerizcd and Is tons Tenn lron
100 kegs OF nails;
20 casks bacon sides
10 kegs lard
300 bbI, whisky, 100 Dbl, bfand,es--,a-
rious brands gin, etc
- boxes Of brandy cherries
IS boxes lemon syfui;
100 d. clarct wine
100 do champagne cider,
80 do musoa, wine;
30 do assorted coFdials
50 do cs-enee OF peppermint.
30 d, s,onehton's bt,ers
100 do star candles.
100 de- tobacco, Of every description
% do bar soap
10000 ~egar,, from Cuba skies up 10 the finest
Cedar buckets, counter brushes, counter
scales, hFocms. bottles ht-ks, dceau,cts, cofes
aud cork screws
And a complete assortment Of Bnr Nlorss,
sc. &c.
Also large supply Of Niayls aud Fanny
DIV Goods, Bonnet-, Hats, Boots, and
Shoes, Slddlcry So, a..
l,tlpy.on Nlrrn "a 1874 25-iV
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r1- We are glad to learn that VIM. X.
ouy, of the State Gazette, latter a Sc i.
ie but protracted Illness is recovering
ain
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srw oairA1, ,kA.ss enervrrorr.

Tie Y. / kighALt being large md fast
boat, With apscigu and well ventilated state
r1dma, offer, superior inducements 10 he tray.
eiing community. The above dslea Vi iephr-
tNfe may b. relied upon
ANN Pom Lei
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-06-17

F,ru.R MArrmEw.--1he Limerick
brop;cl. SAYS ih.t Father Matthew has
stained smother shock of psrsi ysis, and
At the state OF his health 10 such m to
use his friends the deepest anxiety.
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RELIGIOUS MEETINGS.

\ serves OF meetings Will W. held IN tho Baptist
iurtb IN Marshall. eon,ae ncng the .t day OF Juiy
y. friends ni thfs.iaatiy arr invited 10 attend
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DiSSoLCrlof.

UboSV0V 8uVNe
THE firm Of GREGG 4 kef " ~ ~
i dissolved All t.oss in4sttsa 70 ~ ~
firm viii apply to q. q. 0sey ~ sssaDsosal.
u. u. Gregg will coatinus bua1ssp q -
old stand. n ksy WI seoosose 6uGbes
about thu first q Narsh. q ~ ssee1r 6ooes.
sdio.h.ss fvaae Z jsessoa's Dsse 1sses.
q q. 0AE0O.
n KEY.
MAfshsli. Dec u. 1861. nci-Iy.
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Her "i'e e Will -parc no pans 20 render
passengers comfortable. anh gave general sat.
hiaetlon 10 rhgpe's
April 2olh. lAJi
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JEWELkf.
JOSEPH 4. PREWiTT Il co,

JOSEPH T. PREWiTT + CO.,
Jefferson. Teas.
~ AVE on hand Il splendid assortment Of
Jewclry, consisting OF gold and silver
watches, ladies' and sentlcmcn's breast pins,
Of all sizes; ear and finger rng- bracelets ;
rod pens and pencils ladies cuff pms gen.
i.meu. shirt and tisband buttons, gold
clasps; breast pins cmbIems,ic Of Masonry
and Odd Fellow ship, ladies' and gents mourn.
inc p,us, DC, DC all OF which are Harra,t.d
10 be genuine articles, and sold cheap.
Also spls ndid assortment Of ladies' ~re''hs
and ar,ifcials and lot Of superior pen.
knives
Jefferson, May 20, 1854. ly
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TEMPLE OF HONOR

NIrmbcts will remember that Olive Branch Temple
lIun"r W meets The iifsi sni thfI THURSDAY y
p very month
y, order Of the 'rcmp@
JOIN II. GRAIN, " Il
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rLAArER,s HOTEL.
Hilfil >fhsFlkssNt Hotsl
Tyler. Se1as

TyboF, ye1Nsl
MRS. L. VI. ASHCROFT. PRorrIsrRsM
o. TIE Unabridged would leg leave
S.,, io inform her friend. and the Psblic
IkA.A geuorsll,, tina, she IL now prepared N
accommodate all Who may favor her with their
patronage. Her table Nil always he sspplied
wi,h tie bis; tho county a@n'a.. The sul-
nary department. will always BE- uuder her own
immaculate supervision, aud from hong expert
enea she nsliss. herseit thai she csn pIeess tho
most fAsttdious. Her rooms are comfortable
and neatly furnished. She has = splendid
Stable eonvonien, TO the Hotel. which il anrly
-urpi,i with good rsovendr' aud attentive
osilers. No pans viii be spared to Pleass In 2
guests sHr salists shars Of public rs'-
fona.c.
July 30. 1883 "
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Agency.
IOHN II. Harrison is fully authorized to
- iranssc, all my business during my absence
frou. the State.
T.. H. BACGH.
May 2ud, 1854. no. l2-tf