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The true Democrat., 1854-12-06

At called meeting of Western Star Lodge No. 2, held at the Masonic Hall on the 18th Nov., 1854, the following preamble and resolu- lions were unanimously adopted:
 Whereas, it has pleased the Supreme Ruler ofthe universe in the dispensation of an allwise providence to remove from among us our worthy brother, THOMAS G. BOURNE; therefore, Resozved, That while we bow with submis- sion to the decree of the Omnipotence which has called him hence, we sincerely and deeply deplore his loss, as a warm hearted friend and faithful brother.
 Resozved, That his memory shall ever be warmly cherished, and to his family our most tender condolence and sympathy is hereby ex- pressed in their melancholy bereavement and irreparable loss w. N. TATE, )
 G. MCGOWAN, { Com.
 l. w. WALT, )
The true Democrat., 1854-12-06
Masonic

At special communication of Western Star Lodge No. 2, held at the Masonic Hall in Little Rock, Oct. 30, 1854, the following resolutions were unanimously adopted
 It having pleased Almighty God, in the dis pensation of his providence, to remove from this temporary existence to one of eternal du- ration, our much esteemed brother, CHARLES D. DUNCAN, therefore,
 Resolued, That it is with unfeigned feelings of regret that we learn of the loss of so estima- ble brother from among us, and that in his death we fell sensibly our deprivation of an ex- emplary Mason and worthy citizen.
 Resolvea, That we sincerely sympathise with the bereaved wife and family of our departed brother, in the irreparable loss they have sus- tained
 Resolved, That copy of the above resolu- tions be presented to the family of our deceased brother. WM. N. TATE, } rom
 I. w. WYATT,
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A CHANGE TO MAKE MONEY. Profitable and Honorable EmDlOyment

TTNHE subscriber is desirous of having an agent In
 II each county and town of the Union. capital of from 5 to s1o only will be required, and any thing like an efficient energetic, man can make from agents now employed are realizing twice that sum- Every information will be given by addressing (post age paid.) VIM. A. KINSLER, Box sol,
 Nov 29 2tN Philadelphia. Pa., P,O.
The true Democrat., 1854-12-06

COLUMBIA ARKANSAS,
 November 21, lS54.J Cost of advertising s cents per tract $4s es for a
The true Democrat., 1854-12-06

GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS. CLOTHiNG of the finest quality. in which o challenge competition, both in quality and prices.
 Lambs Wool, Merino, and Silk Undershirts and
 Drawers. Cravats Scarts and Stocks of all the new and fash.
 ionable styles.
 Together with almost every article of Gentleman's wearing apparel, and would invite all to call and ex anime my stock, before purchasing elsewhere (We charge nothing for showing goods) ' Oct 54 J. A. HENRY. StTATE BANK OF ARkANSAS.--ssOO in C this Bank receivable in payment of debts, for sale in sums to suit, by WM B. WAIT.
 Nov 22 1854.
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MAR< 1NS1lll III.

FOR YOUNG LADIES AND GIRLS.
Marshall, Harrisoi eoArt', Yeras
Ills Institute. situated in .eiifrd part Of
] the beautiful town Of Marshall. VIII be
opened fee the reception Of ppuiis rn tue u
Monday in September. md continue ~ months.
The de-lgn cf the Principal Of tbs .-lahish.
meni, is to fnruis', parents aud guardians all
the facilities OF n rfsIhSrsr sfnupL fer the
education Of their darshters and wards with
all The advantages 81 Srli iaruisltti romino-
jiou- building, ample apparatus, ard nirtI, ed
ucatcd, experienced teachers The corrs. ut
instruction VIII b. most thoruuglA iu th, low, O.
and higher ENGLISH BRANJHE-. with particular
attention 10 MATHEMATICS lain and French
viii ai@o be taught, jhe latter bya nativ,
French'pan. graduate oi one ct the most eel.
rbrstrd universities en the continent.
The Ms-c department viii br under ih'
control of ies..A"s who j. eqpniit eenip-t.r
to instruct unon the Organ, Piano. nf buitr
Ia a word vNcry -'iVrf ptti be nude o. present
al the advantage II ui,ief fad long established
schools ~ other pefi- ai tee country III,
disc pine will br admin'~tif'i tiudly and
firmly h} the Principal. fuyl- NIL be- re-, ulfed
to attend public worship ON DE Sabbath toe
Principal always giving the parent ~ guardian
the privilege oi selection an oux tir fluf
churches IN the yttiagc, At the time %. en-
trance
The rates Of .u,lion and board are as FOL.
lows per session Of 10 mon. NA
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An important determination has been
tnade bv the Government Ia relation to the
Expectations committed upon tn" publlc
lands \ number OF suits have commen
ced against, individuals on account OF such
Expectations. add various applications hav'
my beeu For sl-coalinnance, u has been de>
,ernined to do 81 Ia all cases where the
party sued will euler the land on which
they committed such delgnda,ions ard pay
for Il.
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AESsRS Mchp\AiD g SANDERS,
vi beg leave 10 inform thvr friend. end
customers, shat thce have removed their Drug
Store to the hulldtns nj thc southwest corner
Of the <quarr. recently occupied ~ Post OF
ice, Hnd opposite Ncssrs. ofcepg Co..
Dr., Good. cstahltshmer'
They have on hand good supply Of Drug
and Chemicals, ,vt.ch NllI De- ir,feased by the
purchase Of Mr I MeDouad who j., nov
% the North fos jaai pafpose.
NsnpNAtD il SANDERS
Nar,hnil lsr 81 1851 uas-f
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The London Times appears to have
,.,., .,creciaiion Of our nnva! power Ike
i,',,;nr' ia late article to the complaints
.,,c,.iU.ly made in this country, Of fhe
,n,deouacy OF oar naval fierce to protect
.nnmerce. and particularly to ,ke assertion
.L., there WAS rot n government vessel in
nor, OF the United States ready to 20
son" when intelligence WAS received of
che d,.estr,s to the steamship San Fran>
.,.co tnc assertion, which, by the way was
,.f,uuded,) the Times remarks:
Whatever may he ,he actual condition
# the American dockyards, 1t would be
,bsurd to disparsee the true naval strength
"A the States. No reasonable man would
link any more lightly OF the maritime
.nnver o! the American Union from the
.;,cuu.isnces here disclosed, Twenty
vsars ago, our own ports were spoken OF
IN almost similar terms What ia it, then,
,hat contributes SO ehcc,ually to American
,eoutation, and even carries it through eS.
,o.ures which would otherwise rrove de>
.tructve, SioH,ly the universal conviction
,bnt all the elements of strength are IL res
,l,y there in abundance. Aud what gives
,bs convictioni Simply the knowledge
.h,, all tn. seas Of the globe are covered
with American Skipping, and that, though
he national arsenal may not contain the
,naterial for frigate. the yards, rivers. aud
ha,bors OF the country could turn out Va
.,.lye months, or even IN AS many weeks.
snch an armada ms never yet crossed the
,ce,n Only the day before yesterday we
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~ the residence Of the brides father, near Mar.
dali. on Tuesday evening tie 2ls inst hy Re,
George Turkcr. Mr. :. X PERRY to Miss NARY
ANN SUSAN JAMES boh Of this County
With the above announcement we re-
ceived the usual complimentary fee, and
tender in return our congratulations tc the
happy psir.
May no di-tnctirr thoughts destroy
The holy calm OF sacred love
MAY alt The hours he winged with J,y
Which hover faithful hearts above,
On thr 2Jfd inst. by X. y. Rhodcs Esq Mr. DA.
NID SPEED 10 Ms. CA1IiAKi>E ELIZABETH
MANII\ hath IT this county
On the 23fi instant by " l. Berry Fsq Mf n
THOMAS, to Miss SARAH JANE HODGES all Of
thls county.
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The passenger train which left BaEln~-e
the afternoon. OF the 9TH lust, when near
Il yde's station. three miles trsn fofs, Pa,
act With terrible accident. Whilst pass
,ng steep enbankuent Que ot the rsss
1urned, precipita,'ng the baggage car aud
one OF the passenger cars down the "'s>
harkmcnt. Seven or eight ot the passen,
gers were seriously Injured and olh.'s bR
slightly.
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49,. - 100 '' ""''' ~ .Fp"F'"',
~, 80 ""y 'o"'' !" '~'t"a"
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4 49, 80 w. ~, Wv" ~ u"on ~
r,r,,,l.. a. ., 49, P"'', ~ '"' nv
,,'' - .rs wy 'u"h OF III fns", eros
-. h. aoI 1o. "'"e'e' hho Ioiofa0o'
- = 80, ~ nor" latitude ~
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ttr,pgI. ,l.. pnl,ii, l..a. ,,'A " '',' '''h'
.li 1'e .'.r,I y, 1',u- o. we N'M", ana a."
,,,l,.. "a. IN ~, ~. ~. u.%e' P'on, on 'h'
,,,.. - a., N'r.'''F o. @''o 'oa' "h,'e
'''l'' f'"i'rN 4" me S'nfe' Tor ~"
w -'h 'oaa' ~ fscons'fnr'
FF'if WIN w" hec"s-sf'
t NV ''.'''''''' t'l ~ 'nher on NC
- r.. IA. W" =" WV Ti,'e y" ""
- ~. '''''le'"h OF me road. ererpt
t. ""nefen i'et granted m mo
~ uhHppf9prn'ed pnc.
ool 'siWeeh we afs' AMI
,nal ''i "p'' hh' east ~ IN"
vs. rom 'fee'-
wi ~ WIN ~ p''a"t't oi 50 hgr'e'
I %" ''''"''- am uREf"r- "i norm lat.
"''' west OF ~ lusd degree OF long
Wv" h' t.s'i'rn nom location until II"
,'h ,f 'hH t0'H u = ''ried. after which all
H". l""pH"'e,' ''hd whh.n 30 mics on
'' 'u' 7',' t'Aa - ff-erFed' md 40 soon
w" f.,N ' ,'rA'f'' NE comnanY contract
't '"t ~a'' r'lh Us 70 cAns" sad reservation
'' l' N"fFrft' ~" sections 81 $40 acres eae',
~'' 4'til'n@ /" q" " square md those nd
i"'"'hf 1900 fsh To 'rnni one m'le thereon and
700 more uH.f'~ prevented br surFevs made
pr'ti"N- 4" l'r passafr oi ssid ACT; ami when
~old COMPANY '1'li have completed 50 miles
OF -sd ronf. 'n"' may designate 90 sections
Of land far every milo ar COMPLETED to be IA.
f"n in alternate sections. 90 TINT no two sec.
'ion~ shall iein each other except NJ one cor-
ner which shall be patented 10 sad companv
or their rpa. ire" ~ coat, and in Ike man.
r"r 'nr "arf snritnn mil the road il conple-
'"d md In ease there j. not sufficient yacai,
lonA ir said resorvaijnn 70 give aid cotnrnny
~" Irnd 'o wb'rh hoy mny Ne entitled iher
-h7l rereivc tho re~idne in certificates Of Gao
nrres r1e ehirh thew NAV Locate IN any o'he-
e0cal' lard ~ the state. n the cost os the
rorn7rv. ap Tint no two SECTIONS shall lot,
oYcen' ~ orc carnsf: aid irnd- 10 De aliera.
's1 hv tho earlrsur. orc.f,prih IN siv. ono
c,u,fh IN e'ah' Quo fourth ia zen. md one.
f'of'h ip rw.ve vea-s rfer their sriae,ar
rhe sr'd er' requires ,he said -oad 10 ba -
$50 ft.' ries- rnd constructed IN the mo-,
-eh4tautai mauuer with an the necessarr
n~uu-'.rarrf- 'ornn. piirrs rasssnrer and
q. .ht ,nr- alattai m ire hus.ness to lie DIM,
3D.. rf 'is % te of the best orsiiiv rroigl,ng
naf ie.- thor 6 rounds 20 iho vard 80 NIL.
,a Ne fos.hed and un, loo eart,ot. o,,e-.,ic,
q. .Ato a-ht.au mariEa qfpr tie csnirse, f,r
iu 'dirr tho roqd "a ouio,ed into. and ii. 'ce.-
io0 ni Ias ~ be- finished and TN, ~ con,rle'e
ot.-,' on ererv vsar thereafter until tho who.
E. r.rn'ste1 When tho eartranv eo,a,narra
rccei .inr foli on my section e. Be- mics. ;he,.
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MARSHALL ApyEBrtsTsrNts
N,ern,srs --G q Gregg a Go nrrr brick store
ont - West side OF the public square.
W ilson. Dad" y Co.. >too on the Northeast ''I
Ger public slnarr.
,i,s,rs uoflh IT the Republican Office.
Nad a Nniun. north side of plbhc square bncs
building
" lew west corner If Inhusous brick Guiding
fronting oufi hor-e =,
knr Thet',ri -..nth east corner pnhc .quarr NJ
T also keep. s~s"dmcut If furniture "h htii
tons Iheiurl sinfs .reuud door west ct \ "utr
4 d. ns", = Also keeps faicui mrdie'ncs "n hhd'
n KEY Will commence business ~ ah"ni sen days
iu thr building iufnery occupied by J " N,l-"n
U,ug >fnr,. Dung n johnson hfi'k hllldWt
south side public square Also Keep books sin'l"''rN
Mcdonald n sander south n q & ''eg- 20,
n-st door the corner
MAJ, Nchooi - John : NudrrTan ncst tie sn"'h y u
elrne' of the public .suar
i.g.ii, S,haa}. Nr. B"pfu,''' The Masonic r.
mnEe lus,v1e. he 'tsi an independent 'rhoo' the
srcond andct the thnige vt the Nasoii' maternity
Isaasers.-r \ paullu; lrHnlurs sianshuti 4
{ v Adnm. C. A fnset. Munn" ibdr
l. Hill Granville LEWIS Rennera h'e"lrS " iih"
PhpaaaHs fam.s l. l. L i'hn
prrra.--pr j \ Jor,i.n and u. e Martin,
h,,h residents Of Marshall nnd cnno"' be e''c0ed :"
their profession
D4r.,rr,a. Arfi. A Herring up stars, over IA"
,s,m t,nuedy ncrn,.rd hy Mcdonald n sardrrs
Arrsttes Nj Riche', Maf.hhll
Tias,r-J Van ioos, r'mo'rd; no" Nv" d"''S
G~n Santh"J Thompson, south West corner II
public SQUARE, ,t..
| Plo,eh Fousdr- Naroa and Caring. HaA,Hg -
loln 1 lcmnn on the street leading out to shfr'e
port Hi.
Tudor John VI Glover, Northeast corner public
6oot and SAoemaler. - Bruckmu cr 4 peckcn shop
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4 NV SsglpOD..

'1'llt undersigned re-oueusd h'- school on
Monday last. near the southeast corner
- the pubIs square in tnis pi,et. and sill eoa-
TIM" unll thr l5thof Jane. ensuing
rArts 90 rrtIias
Reading Writing, and Spelling, $40
ihghcr hugi.h Breaches, 10
Ancient languages ard Mathematics, 20
~ drducuon trade ioi ~ sine, except 10
pfoiraci,d -ctupss
tDu\ =. anderson
NarshaIi. Jauusry II 1854 t25t.
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Masonic Female lm>tttutc.

tllE Esecu tive Board of Managers, appoin
i ed by Marshall Lodge No. ~, announce to
the public that the 9Th session of the institute.
commenced On the FRS, Monday in Sepi.m-
Der aud viii continue ten months, embracing
Two, sessl0a~--hnt no vacation at she close OF
The hrss--undrT he direction Of the following
YNttLIN.
Rev Inc = WiLsos, ID D., President
Miss MARTHA LrrLErIr'.p, Vice Principal
Miss Susan II FosTrR Erghst LITERATURE
Miss J. toRNFltA Juss, Draryen'ai Uetarf.
meHf and French.
Mas ELIZA " BUEroS, Primary Dsr-7nrnt
Mis-, ARABELLA JESNhTT Jusk, Huuc, Ptan,
and Gtilos
Miss /. tosNELIA Jess. Na,ic, Org1n
Miss JUpiTH VI. IyaSs, Assistant Icacisr ~
Nils,c
#, n tf,,rour, DID n ri n.
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TEMPLE OF HONOR,
The Temple viii meet on Thursday the Both 8,
March. general attendance Is desired
MAIL. ARRANGEMENTS

Eastern. or shrre -port, arrives Tuesday, Thurs.
day. and SATURDAY, AYES Wednesday, Friday aud
Sunday.
Northern arrives And departs sz,mr days n Eastern
Western, arrives on Sunday. Tuesday and FRIDAY ,
leaves Monday "Wednesday and Saturday
Tyler arrives on Tuesday and Saturday; leaves
"Wednesday and Sunday
Gincf arrives III Thursday leaves Tu,s,lsy
Port ts,ldo arrives on Tue,dny and Friday, leaves
-s,ne day.
Mansfield arrives Wednesday and ntnrisy leaves
Thursday and M"nday.
Inc Post Oi'ice vi be ker. open ,rum 4 o'clock
\ until e. O'Clock T. VI
No matter delivered on Sunday after o'clock 4 VI
q TAYLOR. =
tu T. TuirY y VI
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SIAtE ~ ItNss
county Of Harrison
NOTICE Is hereby given that Joseph VI
y faytor administrator of the estate OF +
II Blades, deceased, has filed his accounts
with the said estate and that SAID accounts
Aill be- opened ~ the next term of the cnuat
court to be held 10 and ior the county of Ilar.
risou, Texas, on the last Monday IA March.
lust. It being the ~ day thereof for con-ld-
eraton aud allow .uce, wheu and whefc all
pct-ou. Interested may attend and contest
them II they see proper. By order Of SAID
cuart.
@ liENDRltk, Crk
March II. ~5l 33 II
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ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.

t\iStKAItO\ NOTICE.
rTTrRS Of Administration were GIluied
i to the undersigned on The estate ii WI.
liam Davis. deecased, al the February term,
D 1854. Of ibe county court pertaining TO do.
ceased PERSONS, IN md for the coGuty q liar.
r,son. T.sas. ihl, "a therefore o. n"ify all
ucr-ou- having claims against sali eaiai,, 10
rre.sni them wiihu the tine prescribed bt
hN. aul ihose fdehj,d ~ n ke lmmedla'e
pay glrut
NH\Ea HON NKD Adm
NarCl y. lrJl 10 t.
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- -.
+'''N " ''"' ''''"'
ihc ~" rH " sac" '""i' ,'rttIiN@i
~ tihhtN@. 'n VIA dA' ~ l'"remhti'
W 1905 '@9~ }. iatin ava u rue' u
Pierce resident ''.@'n' II Tine state and coao-
~ tl"fr~Hfl. ufH iN'T petition 20 my once, iu
huh,i"nc, ir -'" l"-"t
That WHOM : Iaylnt resident OF the
city pt Mobile. F'" OF Alabama IS justly in-
debted 10 pruhonrt- 90 the .um 81 one bun
dred and 'hfce S9,loo dollars, Tor goods.
wares, and merchandise Sold and delivered 3"
ine sad ia}'nr' az hi' special instance Hna re-
qu.st ON 'hr Iolh DAY 81 December lso''
aud ut divers tinss iherhter hriWccn III"
said i5lh day Oh brccmber ard the ION Of
March 80! - VIII wofe tnilY appear ifom
nuupypt asruurt ar bin vi llrftrli Ifa. contain.
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NIlDll Al. [ ANn

MOTORS \ :. Il T.. =. N. johnson hay,
- associated themselves IA She Practice OF
Medicine
~ Office ore door wet of thc City Drug
,Sfor.
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We W AZ VERTiS T. " EN T. y
FRESH ARRIVAL
Of SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS,
Al Ward 4. Iirions.

w % NV" NNU ~ NJ VtN WVVU~y
Al Ward T. vrion's.
I'VE have jus, received, and are now open.
W ins, large and handsome assortment Of
goods, consisting Of all the articles usual :
'ound IN Dry Good stores Ladlcs and GIN.
demens Dress Goods, Linens, Cations, Pir--
faion Goods, Uats CAPS, Boofs, i Shoes,
Crochery, Hoiipo. and Hard,eare. Ourass
menl Of ladies' goods has been selected with
great care, The patterns which have lately
been introduced are very pretty and cannot
fail TO please, and we particularly invite them
TO call aud examine our specimens We have
also handsome assortment OF
READY MADE CLOTHING.
rs well selected as has ever been brough, to
this market
Planters world do well to call and see our
selection Of plantation goods; and families
our specimens for housekeeping
In tine, our stock j. full and complete
And II good selection, and low prices Will in
si,e custom, We have right to expect rapid
sales. Our o d friend, and the public gene
rally, are invited to call on US
WARD Il NINIO\
March -. 1891. 81 Is.
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IOnN V wMre0 aN, ~ ~ p Alo
- Tor y r..i eoealy, .iea, ~ :. - m,es
from Nar.haA, ga n, Tylsr ,psA
In, p fs5l
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~ 1. d 90 4 I. .

~ J. T. IIERVEN Office on the North.
~ west corner of the public square, ore
door north Of Brewer * Adams
Marshall March %. 1854 ".
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200 nj. WARD.

80 STOLEN from the undersigned on the
"a nigh, OF tbe l1tn INST, ON ferrt axe
" Cadio parish, la, Two negro rr,
mined ON and tlck, Tom 3. about * ar
80 YEAR old. black complexion. about let.
inches high, weighs about l5o ur 80 puuli-
wore III brown jeans coat Elhyk Is about
- years old, yellow complexion. guick ,pp ken.
about feet high, weighs about Isu or 100, hl-
u tett.rworm On h. head, which Is considerably
SCARED in consequence; wore Of liu-pi -aes
coat, dyed black, and bfogau boots rode O.
hight bay horse, about IL hands high . yclf-
old, some white in the face, nearly blind 20 th.
lrft eye, PAGES very fast
SAID negroes are supposed to have hcor
stolen by au individual calling himself Samuel
Dryden, ~ his associates. and we believe he
said Dryden Is the same person who was ai-
eerustd IN the Little RoeA DeUoerat of the
2sth of October ia,i, by the nam, of Joseph
,'ower., aa- Duil. as having stolen two ne
groe~ and mnlc 10 Arkansas county, and
rummitiiur sundry other crimes.
nr, den j. about - or 80 wears old. dark
SANDY hair, htc lecl nIac OF ten iurhe. high.
weighs about 30 l~ thtu risagc. right eye.
tooth of the upper l,G tai, heavy cy ebroW~.
and has q tine voice,
Il stolen wr aill give lbc above reward for
the uppr, hcusion of ihc ;iirt nnd u-rrocs or
sluUfpf lice negroes An' information 'Iaut.
tu.' received
JAMES r!!Ki@itA\.
g s. RDUN
D. Ndlt.-- Cookies Store, radlo parish
Louisiana
February -, 1854 a.
HOOkSi GOOk~lt COON '.'
" L are just Ia receipt OF barge and N,.i
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w " INV T. X TIS T. " rs
JUST REC Ei\ED,
J. ". + X IN,

JUST RECEIVED.
}. ". PlTkIN.
Jetsrspn Ieras,
WHOLESALE and Retail Dealer IN Iron,
W Nails Castings.
Groc,ries and Staple Dry Goods
4 large stock Of every description Of sup
plies for
Country Merchants and turner's,
The following is list OF some of the leading
articles always kept on hand
300 sacks Rio, Havana, ard Java coffee,
20 bhls brown suget
10 hogsheads do
40 bbl, pGlserlx,d aud ID tens Tenn iren
Loaf Sugar
100 kegs Of nails,
70 casks bacon sides
% kegs lard
400 bbls WHISKY. 100 bhl, brandies--,a.
rioas brand gtu, etc
- boxes Of brandy cherries;
10 boSc, lcmon syrup;
100 do clare, wine
loo do champagne cider
30 do mu-cai utnei
so do assorted cordai~
30 do es-ence of peppermint;
30 do sioughtons bitters
100 do star candles
100 do tobacco, Of every DESCRIPTION,
20 do bar soap
$4,000 -egar, from Cuba SKIES up to the finest
Cedar buckets, counter brushes, counter
scales, brooms, bottles. TASKS, decantcrs, cork-
and cork screws,
And complete assortment of Bar Nior,s,
sc, &c
Also a large supply of S'ay.l and Fanny
DrB bo0d>, Bonuets, liat~, Booit, and
Shoes, Saddlery, Sc, sc.
jefferson, March -, 1881 25-ly
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we ri.. t-ow M iiarN tnrur ndyr'tt-emeuis Whicn
WI he found srft ,a ,cu"ut ter reference. Ffo~s.
tsual meu, merchants. aud NV uic~ iu Marhhll,
rti.tson Shreveport aud csc,, here wil find n 10
iheir advantage to have trtf uaprs and business IN
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NAlI AHin LAND FOR SALE
IMMIGRANTS and others who may be de>
] ,irou- of purchasing lands, either for set
tlemcui or speculation, are informed that
Nil Hgndred and Eighig Acres
of valuable land. well watcred, ard tmbered,
can be purchased on accomplishing terms
sad land i, situated six miles north of Mdr
shall, and twelve miles from Port tadao, the
shipping point Of this section
This land is susceptible Of being divided,
and will be sold in lots to suit purchaser,
Title undoubted. For further particulars
apply to d : JENNINGS
Marshall rch %, 1884 35-tf