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LANES FANCY DRENS GOODS.

IIDfES' FtNCi DRESS GOOUS.
I UST received. one of the hand~ome-t stocks
~ embracing the greatest variety Of Ladies'
Fancy Dress Goods ever brought to Marshall,
which are offered Tor snle at reduced price.
consisting In part Of PLAID printed Casilme'es /;
solid, I'll wool Dlaines, ten dlii, rent colors /;
plaid. all wool u LANES; rich figured u PLANES;
satin plaid Ca-hmeres. supcr-poin,ed CASH
mcfes fancy piaii cha'y; Paris plaid silks I;
brocade do chcnc do; black figured do; Blk
satin plaid do; gros dc Rhine do BLK wa'ered
do. --ALso--
super-p plaid Bingham, green Barge black
do colorcd Florpueos; Linen cambtic 'ldkf,;
chddrcu's wool Hose; ladies spun -Iik Vests;
mems spun silk under Vests super gros de
Rhine Cfayais ladies black and eolurcd KID
Glo,g-; mems lid and buck do ladies' twist
cl snk Miu-. chdfcn's do do silk Gloves
blk lace Wells; coorpA Wor.tcd Braid-. bleach
ed cotton Cord blach silk velvet Ribbon, All
widths. black ard colnrpd silk Brad- a great
variety Of new stvle Dress Trimmings laconct
Muslin; check Cambrir Victoria lawn; India
null Muslin Naiusook Muslin 'aconet Edg-
ings, etc. new style Bonnet Ribbons Nantua
dos ladies' silk and satin Nanullas, bacs and
oooeed; ladies fancy mcrino Tamas gents
satin Scari- do spring Stocks and do Opera
Ties; blue Crapes pink aud blue Grape lislc ;
ladies' spun six Hose ingram do gents
Cashmere Gloves; ladies' DO ladies' beaver
and buck Gaunilets. Chemisette- and Under
sleeves white, blue ami pink Iarlalon To-
gclhcr with many other new articles, which Ne
would lc pleased TO sell
&. q. GREGG s. co.
rQsi
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NnlIl,l,-

WIN. H. COBBS has ,hi- day retired from
w the receiving and forwarding business,
and in doing so he presents his thanks to his
friends for their liberal patronage extended to
him While in that business lie also calls the
attention Of The public TO the advertisement, of
Wm. II. Farley, who is his successor IN that
business, aud respectfully soliciiS u liberal
patronage for him. Mr. f. has been in our
employ. in the receiving and forwarding bust
ness. for several years and recommend him To
the pubic as u man who ear be relied on as &c
his business qualifications and integrity
WI H. COBBS.
Port Caddo. Aug. 26, 1884. I'm
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NE w FIR VI "a.

WILSON, UiUT, 4 90,
Northeast carner Of The Public Square, OPP
posite the Planters liotel)
1--WE undersigned having formed partner
| ship IN the mercantile business beg leave
ia inform the public that iaey ha,e on hand a
God supply Of 'afl. and Fancy Dry Goods
Eard,care, Our Haca c, DC, and expect soon
to add largely 90 .her present stotA.
We int I'd Offering uuusaai Inducements ia
the way Of prices ~ well as goods, and shsl!
be pleased 10 have sou call on Us, tha, we may
convince YOU 1t is your interest TO give a. o
liberal share of yoaf patronage Hoping 70
meri, al Sc ask, We are
Your uheaicnt servants,
JAMES T. WILSON,
LEE NJ pADE.
Marshall. Jan. !, 1854 nelly.
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'''St ct4~ VI sftt f'Iudffs
HAVE just received, and are now opening
! l carefully selected stock Of spring aud
summer
staple and Fancy Goods,
to which they invite the attention Of their old
customers and IKE public.
Their stock consists in part Of the following
articles;
Berages, plain and fancy; schaley, plain
musius, embroidered, dotted, and iari,on +,
jaconet, plain, striped, and painted chemi.
settles, with sleeves sleeves separate capes
collars, cuffs, msniillas bonncts,
Tins Lates, Bloomer Has,
parssols, fans, artificial flowers, a number oil
bridal wrcaths, and q general assortment OF
ribbons. Ac. Also a lot 81
READY MADE CLOTHING.
Black cloth costs black drap d'ete coats, linen
and alpaca coats. NEsrs-5'ack saiin fancy
silk white ta,cy marseilIes vests Pans
Black doe skin, dap d ste, white linen, ana
ootlonade. Linen bosom hIrls, fancy md
plain. HArs - Fashionable moleskin, drab
beaver and otter, leghorn, ard panama.
We have likewise u choice assortment 81
boot. and shoes china aud glassware creek
cry hardware holloware, and castings.
Also ine selection OF -addlcry, game bags
guns, and bowic-knives, pruning knives, &c.
IN fine, we have almost every article usually
found Ia adry goods store. Give u call, md
we feel ~ sured that We will be enabled to give
satisfaction.
BREWER & ADAMS
April 20, 1854 iy
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$50
Wholesal, and T. tail Sadiic and Harness
Shop
Large saddle and harness shop
~-SyS has been waited for iouR tine
m MafshaN. The auasgi.iie-s
aMAre Of this, have recent, visited New Or.
leans and returned With large md well Sc
lpcicd stock Of every thing IN the -
above Inc which tley viii sei on more kN&a
favorable terms than has ever been
offered 10 this mRf.ei, either for cash or corn
and fodder II yoH want anything of the kind,
don't seud abroad. or put yourself 10 the
trouble of hunting around, but call down and
look a. our stock, and price our goods
shop adjoining Livery Stable, Nefsh side
puulit square,
The Lisert Stable Is handsomely fitted mp.
and is acknoW lodged To be- one Of the larsrs,
and best regulated establishments IN the State.
Persons palronizing this stable irsv rest assilr.
ei ihst their hor-ee wilI receive every attention,
Ne keep plenty Of rFoyendef and faithful . 'si-
lers.
&. l.. ll>SON d Co
llr We have Aorss-, buRgss, hacks, and
carriages to hire. sell or trade.
\pul, 2ath. 1881 ~
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BOOKS! DCOKsii
SCHOOL AND NEON9

gCOkSl npOkSii
SCHOOL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
Hay1Au The attention Of scholars %.
~ reuts, guardians, aud the psbtic
Sna&0 generally, are respectfully called
20 our large aud complete assortment, among
which may be found all the standard works
now used In our Colleges, Seminar'ss, and
Common Schoos. We have also large and
well selected stock OF Historical, Psetics!, and
Miscellaneous works, elegantly bound Bibles
at all prices, from the cheapest, to those got
ten up in the best STYLE A large supply Of
novels, noyelle.tes, and literary works
Pnso Mrsic, choice assortment. Also IN.
struetors Oh the Piano, Flute, Violin, Guitar
and ACCORDION
STA 7IrNERf.
- A VERY large assortment, 81 fools.
~T cap, letter. fancy note. declaration
-A account, funeral note. wrapping
blot,ng, and sand paper
Butt white, and fancy envelopes. assorted
Blank, account, journal, index, me'norrpdun
and copy books.
Steel, eetta percha, and gold pens Fine
inkstands. and school do. black ana red ink
black sapd, waters, Sc, for sale At the City
Drug Store. -
YOUNG 4 JOHNSON,
Marshall. April -. 1854. ~
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LOST
TDWARD c. BEAZLEY'S Conditional
IL and Unconditional Headlight Certificate
The conditional IL No /. III class. dated 9Th
September, 1871, the unconditional No. 33l
Ath class. dated Ttb October, 1874, for six hun-
bred and forty acres Of land issued by the
Board Of Land Commissioners for Harrison
County. II not found within the time pre-.
serh,d by law, shall apply to u proper Oil
Ger. for duplicate.
ttNiS BRAKEMAN, Assignee.
August 10, 1854. ~
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p'IlUnIv Minis.

Richard tsoal IS himself again"
THIS establishment is again IN complete
i operation, at its former location, three
miles AID half Northeast Of Marshall, Cash
bills filled at short notice
BiLL OF PHi.fs, ron CASH
O-f'asrf 4urfr edged lumber pa' ", si5 %
shertng, %
Paiinas ~ anal, firrrd lumber, -" eupN
Lumber over IA inches in width. OF go feet
ia length, wih be charged extra, in proportion
TO the dimensions. Twenty per cent will be
charged on the above prices, II credit Is given
to the ars, of January next.
SAM. ]. RICHARDSON.
Marshall. March Is, 1851 u3l-ly
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PtifI,. BROW ",

Barber end Hair Dresser,
LAS opened shop on the North side Of
the public square, Marshall, Texas, which
he hiss fitted up a. neatly IS possible and sup
piled with every ecnyenience ussslss met With
IN the best regulated Establishments. and where
he viii be pleased to serve al who r'sy favor
MIN with their custom.
MARSHALL, June 10, 1854. 40 II.
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READY MADE CLOTHING.
Laiesf styles inst Receirod, and for Sal
ot fotr l,gur,s

at ior f'gurss
DROWN cotton leans drawers; brown ne.
ID do. menno drawers and under shirts cot
ton dos superior linen bosom shirts linen
shirt collars fancy opera ties; blanket coats
aud over sacks blanket register and pal,os
black doe skin. blue cloth fancy cashmere
fancy tweed aud Brown cloth registers ard
paltos black mohair, and broad cloth over
sacks black French cloth talmas fancy Eng
li.h tweed pants fancy esssimet pants black
salmet pants prey ssinei pants fancy Eng.
g.tsh casslnef pants. black doc akin and fancy
doe SKIN pants.
Double breasted satin vests -a'iI vests 18th
rolling collars black figured sa,la vests bacb
figured greuadne vests fame, grenadinc vests,
iancy six plush velvet vests black cAssimcr
vests cashmere opera vests fancy WOODEN
velvet vests, double breasted and rolling COL
hfs fancy cashmer.t vests. black French
cloth itoek coats black French c.olh dress
coats
We insis the attention of 81 before pur.
chasing elsewh here. as ge ie.l confident orr
stock VII compare with any in Marshall in
quality and price.
G.. &. GREGG a co
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District Court Harrison County, December
Term, ls5A.-No. 1879.
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HATS UATsf' UATsn!

HATS UATSl' HATS ~
lust received ard for vae- Supcriiae fa-i-
81 ionatlc Moleskn Hats;
Fine black cavalier Hats,
Do do do do. with cords. tsssel- ,
Supcfline drab Otter soA Hats;
A large variety Of soft Hats generally;
Men. and Boys cloth Caps;
lufsn,- eolored silk velvet Caps
Superlinc fur Caps;
Black and white wool Hats;
Call and see, no charge for showing iIats
G. G.. GREGG a. co.
August 20. 1851. ST.
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INHE Executive Board of Managers, appont
| Il ed by Marshall Lodge No. ~, announce TO
the public that the 9th session Of the Institute
commenced on tho Third Monday In Sep,em-
Der and will continue ten months, embracing
two, sessions--bnt no vacation at the close OF
the firs.-undcr the direction Of the following
FACULTY.
Rev. THO. B. WILSON, ID. d., President
Miss MARTHA LIrTLKfKLD, Vice Principal
Miss Susan II. Foster, English Literature
Miss l.. CoasKLlA JusE, Ornamental Dcyw,.
ment and French.
Miss ELIZA N. BuRTos, Primary Department
Miss ARAnsLLA JgSSErT Juxk, Nus,e, Piuno
and Guitar.
Miss l.. CoRSsLiA JUNE, Music, Organ
d. DAsroRTH, Professor Of Vocal Music.
Course Of study, an9 Charges por sss-
siea, Twenty Weeks.
PRIMARY DEPARrnEST.-Orthog
Reading, and writing, FER session Of
five months, SIC oo
SEcosp JuSros Ci.ass.--Elemen,ary les
sons in Arithmetic, Grammar, Geo
graphy, Natural Philosophy, Phisi.
nloQy, and History SI2 so
Fiasr JUNIOR CLAss.---English Gram.
mar, Geography, Arithmetic contn-
ued, Natural Philosophy, Watts on
the Mind, Botany, Geology, Mythol
ogy, and History. Sl5 90
MIpDLE CLAss.--Chemsiry Rhetoric,
Logic, Moral Science, Mental Phi
losophy, Evidences of Christianity,
Political and Domestic Economy,
Astronomy, Algebra, Ancient aud
Modorn Languages commenced $40 90
SENIOR CLAss--Ancient and Modern
Languages completed, Geometry.
Trigonomeiry, and review oifCrin-
er studies S25 90
Composition throughout the COURSE,
extra incidental Expense for pupil
per session 81 90
Drawing and Painting each $40 90
Embroidery and Wax Work, each 3 90
Instrument Music. $40 co
Use of Piano extra 81 90
Vocal Music per session, 90
Tuition payable at the end Of each session
Pupils will be charged from the time Of en-
trance, until the close of the session. Deduc
tons made tor prolractcd sickness.
u Board can be obtained in respectable
private families 'or all those who may wish to
seud TO the Institute.
August 5, iS5i-3-U
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nnARnlNG IInI'sE-

Corner Of MARKET ani Trans Streets, opPo-
siie tie Bayasi Church, Shrcrcpori, la.
MRS. WNNDlIAN bess leave To inform
vi the citizens OF Harrison and the adoin-
iue counties, that she has taken tl,ls commc-
dions house, newly furnished and renovated
Il, and IS now ready TO entertain travellers In a
s,,lr not surpassed By til. ho,el-. and a, more
reaeraic charges There is an excellent Lis-
efy stable close to the HOUSE.
Shreveport, May, 1854. 81
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Pacific RAILROAD MILLS.

INiSE Malls are again IN operation. The
| following are the cash prices fer Lumber:
Lumber boari measure, ST. 90
Rough edged iumber 10 90
Latiig and pahug, side and edge
measure ~ w
Lumber over ~ ushes in width, or 20 feet in
leueih, will be charged extra, in proportion TO
lh, dimensions.
The Grist Mil will be in operation on Satur-
day. Ssek, brought to the mill must bee plain
ly marked, or there will be no responsibility for
loss.
Ton pc cent win b, charged on Lumber
bill. when not paid in advance. All sums on
credit ,,ill be considered duc on the fret day of
A. d. BURRESS.
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1854,
III. & H. III. KEY.

add Sn p.p. s9s1 we receipt of large and splendid
aiap
to the season. a. OF which we offer for sale the loves. market
of
purchases Our stock extent and
That Goods
TO the closest buyers. Call aud 70
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DENTAL SURGEON.


LATE ". billings,
MESSRS. D. l. d. would respectfully
inform their friends and the public gsnet
raliy. tha, they have purchased the store and
stock of II. Billings, and that they ~ nov
prepared TO carry on .hs Doc, and Shoe busi.
ness ia all H. brsrFhes.
G,aiisrar sra Ladies' Bocts ard !1oes. :.
made to order II the best material. Prses
noderate
Is~ Store next door 10 Hardwicksgrcess~.
Marshall. Nov. ~, 1893. nl7-!y.
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LnNT CERILEIN .lIE.

TFV'Ff Y ~ 7 7 IT = y
I OST-The Unconditional lleadfigh, Ger.
! ii'ieaie Of ]. II. Fields, issued hy the
Board of Land Commissioners OF Harrison
county, April lst, 1874, No 233, Of the third
class, for 800 aerrs IL land
DAVID ALEXANDER, Assignee etc
S.ptember 10th 1881. s-pt
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NOTICE.

Slrcreport Receicing and Forwarding
I AN compelled to adopt the cash system In
| my warehouse; and from this date cannot
deliver goods until the freight and charges are
paid.
/. j.. CARTER.
Shreveport, Nav ~ 1854. tln
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I T.. CARTER, Comaission and fov~Srd-
IL ing Merchant, end Nhoiesale aud Raiai
Dealer ~ Grocsr,ss, Provisions, Liquor, Hay,
Corn, OGis, Raging. Rope, sc. dc. l. c
Harris Brick Warehouse, corner Of Commerce
and Milan Streets Shreveport, La.
~ fib.rnl advances mad. on conaifnmen,s
Of Gotten and Merchandise, Every dcscrir-
ton of Goods received on storage oumodssa,e
terms ns-y.
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TIE STATE OF TEXAS,

Richard J. Martin VS.. James A. Fortson.
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DRY
Heavy white Georgia keseys Heavy Lowell
White cable ndsey, do
DO Knueky plain Nmk
Pad hrdseys Tweeds,
ind
Whie land yellow flannel
Canton do
do,
super Ia and 1874 whitney lid blankets Sack do
extra fine Black Frenchcl
Do
Brown and beachci domestcs, Double mdn flannel.
10 dn'hs' Buck aud Cashmere gloves, etc,
LADIES DRESS
DO aud cashm hose
Figured plaid ms wa tered silks, Chlres wool hose
black bomba1n Plain pointed biz silk
Ilacki kpimps.
sh and
bonnet bbons.
French and English merIuo nssd eolor4 Undu-lcees,
u
90 hms
SIR aud meino uudcrve.s Swiss
READY CLOTHING.
G and drb blanket
Bge aud hosscisn yee vests,
: ests
Black doe skin Single and doubl hmef
Black aud fancy and
pants Meuuo sand drawers.
School and Miscellaneous Books and Stationery.
full
Russe shoes Glazed bats,
Heavy blackb rospns kin leaps
kp, and atsandca assorted
Smoking and chewing tobacco,
and black
Candles, WIDER, u etc,
IRON,
BAGGtNG AND
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FRESH ARRIVAL!
SiiN they Come. and . Co~iaes'
~ Bags 81 shot;
w 500 lks II bsr lssd
Is kegs asd half kegs II rcwds;
10000 percussion eaIN
81 bags II co~sss and Ane ut
- bbls Of 81 losis Asss
DO white bsans
do rsekessl. nos ~ .
80 kAss Of Mo ee1es
50 bbls u Sugar
- beses slaS eaudlea
- 10 rosln seep
40 d ef tcharec
- e Western Rasssvs eheees
sisrcss Of ries
10 bbls and half NJ Il \. q. nslaeee.
80 4res Of Nsiis, -. -.
BESIDES
Nc have salmon. ~, AeniaGA ~ ee1lAs
6ya rAiaius, caniias aaA No. II N hlo4A
and variety Of fsNey ea4ablss - namsse>o
10 msnsiou. Gail and - III ysssQlvsAe -
TuE'ffORD \ WtL1ONA
ApvtI -. 1854.
PICKLES.
4 FRESH supply u mined ssa CWenA~
~ Pickles, in half galgca ~. II - II
Ost. !. ~. ~ = :. y ~
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NOTICE,
f1NiF subscriber has lost or mislaid a No ~
l on the a0th jane last, executed by J. >
Alexander on or about the 2sth Decemp+F,
1882, due one dag after date for the amount
Of tive hundred and Ten dollar-, win credi,
Of one hundred and thirty three dollars ard
some cents. on the 18th February, 1854. Any
person finding the note will he Handsomely
rewarded, on the delivery ,c me in pangcffie'd d.
litu- county, Texas.
JulS 22-52 X. W. HtsSEf.
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nAkElN AND CONFECTIONERY.

BAKERY kND GOMEZ IIO\ERN.
1--WE subscriber has oPeued Bakery md
/ Couiaritouer, estshll-hH'crt IN the town
of Marshall, ~ q news building on the North
side Of the pubic square. one door west OF
Mcphails stop, where be- Viii be happy to
serve all who may favor han with their Gus
tom tie will Keep on hand, light (baker's5
bread, crackers, etc. lie has also fitted up
pcal
SOnN Fol NJ,
whore this cooling beverage can be obtained
IN IT, purity. He hopes TO receive liberal
patronage from the ladies' and gerllcmer Of
Marshall from the families Of the towu, and
the travelling public -
rHlL'P HEINRICH
July = 1857. "n.
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10 Planters, Mechanics and Builders,

BAGGlNG AND ROPE.
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New Books.

JUST RECEIVED, Clark's Commentaries, 3 vols;
y Fletcher's Checks to Antinomiansm vols; the
writings Armneus, vols; the Women OF the Bible
from Eve of the old to the Marys of the New Iesa-
mcnt by Headley Fosters Essays decision OF char
acter; Napoleon and his Marshals. by Head; Women
of the Revolution by Mrs. Elicit Frtedslys Practical
Treatise on Business The Philosophy of Human Ma.
ture by F. E. Buster; Lynch's Expedition to the Dead
Sea and the Jordan complete in VOL; Aubignes HIS
tory of the Reformation, volumes in one revised edl-
ton. Also, large lot of Stationery, Account BOOKS
Memorandum and Pass Books and leather covers
Portfolios Scrap Books Blanks, Arnolds Writing FIutd
this will be found superior article OF writing uld
and,iree from all the gummy substances often found
in other Iaks, Ink Powders, Indexes, Sealing WAX,
WATERS Quilts Gold Pens of various styles with and
Fancy Pattenrs large assortment of sizes and St les.
Steel Pens for sale by the Gross single Dozen.
Lead Pencils and Pencil Points, Instands, Duly Cal
endar or date Boxes Bill Files Sand Boxes Pen holders
Cedar Bone and Ivory, Patent Parallel Rulers Wafer
Stamps, Water Color Paints, Backgammon, Chess
Boards &c. States and Pencils. Drawing Pencils, Ger
man Work Boxes Motto Seals India Rubber, Drawing
Papers, Music Paper, Perforated Board Envelopes, Buff
White, Embossed, Figured. Silvcred Edge, EnamClcd,
Sefsealing, &c. Cards, Blank, Visiting and Playing;
Printers Cards. all Sizes all the various styles OF writing
and piping paper received direct from the most cele
bratcd makers, French and English paper, Note paper
OF every Style, Embossed, Figured, Edged. Coloured
Plain &c. Porte Monnaies, Cigar Cases, Thcrmome
ters Book Rests Pen and Pocket Knives superior art
Gle Pictures and Frames for sale by the dozen
single
ENNISS & ORDER,
Booksellers Il stationers
Charlotte Feb II 80 If
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State of North-Carolina,

MECKLENBURG COUNTY.
Court Of Pleas Quarter Sessions, January 1erm 1854
5 "' s5 :t E ss!:: S;
this case, it appearing to the satisfaction of the
| Court, that the defendants, Theodore P. Campbell,
Joseph l.. Campbell and James NJ. Campbell, in
fants under the age of TwentyOne years: 1t is there
ordered by the Court that w X. REID be appointed
Guardian adlitum to said infant defendants
And it further appearing to the satisfaction of the
Court that the defendants, Marquis B. Campbell and
Charles r. Moore, not inhabitants of this State, but
reside beyond the limits of the 1t is therefore
ordered by the Court that publication be made for
weeks in the Western Democrat, newspaper printed
in the OF Charlotte notifying the said defendants
be and appear the next Court of Pleas and Quar-
Sessions, be held for the County of Meckenburg
at the Court House in Charlotte, the 4th Monday OF
April next, Their there to make themselves defend
ants, and plead demur to this petition
the will be taken pro confesso to hem and set
for hearing.
Witness w. K. REID, Clerk Of our said Court at Of
fee, in Charlotte, the 4th Monday in January, 1854,
and in the 18th year OF American independence.
w. K. REID, C.. C.
Feb 10 (Pr's. fee $5.62D 29-6t
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W ARRWED.

On the I'd instant, by the Rev. J. B. Wait, MIR.
J. Fl. MCCONNELL, to Miss NJ. e. HARRlS' all
of York district, s. G.
AtDue West, on The 22d ult., by E. f. Presley
d. d., Mr.. S. WATSON REID, of Meckienourg'
&c, to Miss JANE p. PRESLEY, daughter
of James P. Presley, ID. d., Of Due West ). Z.
o. Printers fee thankfully received.
On the 2sth ult., by the Rev. Samuel G. Pharr,
CHARLES +. SPRATT, of Alabama, TO Miss
MARY A. DUNN, daughter of Thomas Dunn
ESQ, OF this County.
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Mr.. Z. T. TIPPET, the inventor Of new mo-
live power, which he calls the cold 1Cdter engine
has arrived in Washington, and will, IN short
time, exhibit a working model. He claims for IT.
to produce certain degree OF power, less luel'
less liability Of explosion, less space, and less
weight, than any engine now IN use. hese de.
side2ata are worth scientific and practical test of
the invention Sentinel
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-03-10
Just Received.
Celebrated Schiedam SchaDDS.

OR PURE HOLLAND GIN. This medicinal bever-
" age is manufactured by the proprietor ut Schedam
in Holland, and is warranted not only pure and free
from every injurious property but of the best possible
quality. Its extraordinary medicinal properties are ac
knowedged by the whole medical faculty. and attested
by them a superlative Tonic, Diurec, Dyspep-
tic and invgorating cordial. For sale at
FISHER g. HEINITSH,
Fob 1853 Cheap Drug Store.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-03-10
AMERICAN HOTEL,

DALLAS, CASTOR COUNTY, NJ C.
THE Subscriber has just completed large ana ComS
modious Brick House and furnished it in style of
ncatncss and comfort unsurpassed by any establishment
in the West and is open for the Entertainment OF
the Public. .
rbc Proricor promises to use his best efforts to make
the stay of those who may call him not only comior-
DAN'L. HOFFMAN.
August g. SO 6-6m.