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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-05-20
BREWER AND ADAMS.

West Side Of TIE Public Square.
Lave just received, and are now opening
L L a carefully selected stock Of spring and
summer
staple and Fancy GOeAs,
10 which they invite the attention Of their old
customers and the public.
Thsi, stock consist, IN part Of the following
articles:
Bcrsg-s, plain and fancy schallcy, plain
musl,ns, embroidered, dotted, AID tari,on !:
jaconet, plain, striped and painted, chcmi>
settles, with sleeves; sleeves separate; eapes,
collars, cuffs, man,ila,, bonnets,
The --latest Hioowey Hats,
psrasols, fans, artificial flowers, n number Of
bridal wrcath., and general assortment OF
ribbons, &c. Also lot Of
READY MADE CLOTHING.
Black cloth coats. black drap d'et' ,va,s. linen
and al paca coats. VIsTs-black satin fancy
silk; white fancy mar-cles vests. PANTS
Black doe skin, drsp d etc white linen, and
coitonade, Linen bosom shirts, fancy and
plain. HATS - Fashlonah. moleskn, drab
beaver and otter, leghorn, and panama.
We have likewise II choice assortment Of
boots and shoes china and glassware crock
cry hardware hollowarc and castngs.
Also a fine selection Of sadJIery, game bags
guns, and howie.kniye-, pruning knives, Sc.
In fine, we have almost every article usually
found in dry goods store. Give rs call, and
We feel assured that We will be enabled to give
satisfaction.
BREWER Il ADAMS
Npril ~ Ikrl ~
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New Sterr..New Goods.

Marshall Ntrfsf .JeFf''o", TeIa.
IOH< SABINE, having permanently located
81 in hi. city Tor the purpose OF dong reg.
alar Dry GaoAs and Grecsrv businsss, would
cali N. attention Of the citizens of Gas. and
adjoining counties to his large and extensive
stock Of Dry Goods and Groceries which have
lately been purchased in New York and New
Orleans. Planters and country merchants are
requested to call and examine my stock. which
embrace. Dry Goods, q iuse assortment, Sad
dies. brides, hardware, orcck~ry war;, hats,
a large and tine assortment, oflsdies, boys, and
gentle mans shoes. etc, etc.
GROCEEIES.-Bseon, coffee, sugar, shot
and powder. nails tobacco, whisky, salt, Sc,
which will he sold a. lo~ As any house IN ,hi.
city. hlsc Bag.,rg and Rope will be farn.
shed to rIsn,-s. on customary terms.
Heb :, 1888 "
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WA = e n q o Sc,
CoMMIssIoN BUSINESS

- H. MARTIN has taken the Ware 1-vse
lJs ut BENTON, six miles above PORT Csddc,
on Soda Lake, and respectfully tenders his
services 10 the Merchants md Planters II the
surrounding country in the above business.
Benton is located nbou, fifteen miles from
Marshall, and as shipping point, more access
-ibe than a.,y landing on the l.ake-beIng Of
shorter distance and a better road.
Boats can come to Benton whenever they
can TO Port Caddo. The rats OF freieh.s and
Insurance are the same TO both places.
Cash advances made on cotton, II desired
when shipped to our friends IN New Orleans.
When navigation opens, cord supply ol
Groceries will nlwsys b. on hand, Which "ill
be sold al small advance on cost III. rate
Of charges will conform 10 those Of o,hei
Ware Houses.
Mr. Martins experience and st',st attention
to business, induces hope that he will merit
and receive due proportion OF patronage.
Cotton will be received by the 18Th Of O,tobcr
or earlier If desired
September 10. 1883. nD-tf
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n r W q 90 rs.
w New Stand. Corner store, adjoining
Young 4 Johnson's Drug Storc,) large AS
sos, ment Of
STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS.
Our Stock. which is entirely nsn, has been
carefully selected in the best Northern markets
We will bc in daily receipt Of additions to
our assortment during the mex, twenty days
and our stock when complete, will not b. sur
passed BY any in this market
We AK h~ favor Of our old friends and the
public generally, to give US share Of their
patronage.
II. 4 K. II. KEY.
Marshall. March rs. 81. aj-tf
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BOOKS! BOOKS!
tCXDOL AND NEOTN

BOOKS! BOOkS!!
NCHOOL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
ARnA TMG attention Of scholars, pa.
rents, guardians, and the public
generally. arr respectfully called
to our large and complete assortment, among
which may b. found al the standard works
now used IN our Colleges, H~minaries, and
Coamon AsAools. We have also large and
sell .etrtsd stock Of Historical, Poetical, and
miscellaneous works, elegantly bound Bibles
n oil prices, from the cheapest, to those got
ten up IN the bsst style A large supply Of
novels, nove'Isttss, and literary works.
PtAso Mussc, eAoics assortment AI~o in.
stsnctoss on the Piano, Flute, Violin, Guitaf,
aud AeeesAcoN
STATIONERY.
- A vEav large assortment Of fools
<1 cap. Is<tSs, fancy note. declaration,
@ account, fnarsal note, wrapping
blotting. and aand papss.
Buh. white, and ia~cy envelspss, assorted
Blank, sccoaat, journal, index. nseuoeanduu
and copy books.
Steel, gusta perchs, and gold pens. Fine
inkssands, and school do. black Asd red ink
black sand, waters, &c, fcs sale At tho Cit,
Drug Store.
YOUNG 4 JOHNSON.
Marshall. April ~. 1854. ~
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FRESH ARRIVAL,
sal they Come, and Coming
~ Bags Of shot;
~ 500 lbs of bar lead
IS kegs and half kegs Of powder
10000 percussion caps
30 bags Of coarse and fine salt
- hbls Of st Louis -four
do white beans
5 do mackcrel nos | and ,
So bags of Rio coffee
so bbls Of sugar
~ boxes star candies
IS do rosin soap
10 do Of tobacco
~ do Western Reserve cheese
tlcrecs Of rice
30 Nil. and half bbls Of \. q. molasscs
SO kegs Of Nails. Sc, As.
BESIDES
We have salmon, roe, hcrrings, and Goldfish
Rgs, rais,ns, candle. and nuts Of all kinds
and variety Of fancy estabes too numcrou,
to mention. Call and see for yourselves, at
THETFOKD. 4 WILSON'S.
April 10, 1884.
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READ TuIs EVERYBODY.
AN IMMENSE STOCK or GOODS
TO NJ SOLD AT AUCTION.


AT PORT CApDO. TEXAS.
On Mon1ay, the 32nd Of Msy, 1854, on Tasir,
Months Credit.
lI>iIE undersigned, A. surviving partner Of
L the late Thomas II. Cowan, deceased
will sell ut Public Auction, on the day and
date above stated, the entire stock Of goods
belonging to the late firm Of W. n. Cobb. &
Co. Of Por. Caddo, on a credit Of twelve
month";, tor all sums over twenty dollars, with
interest Of eight per cent after four months
and ten after maturity: sums under twenty
dollars, cash notes with two approved securi.
ties. The stock Of goods has been mostly
purchased Of recent dc'e, and during the spring
Of 1854, by the late Thomas II Cowsn, in per.
son, who died absent from home, willis, pur.
chasing the stock hence the good. ARE fresh
and new. They consist in psr, ss follows:
STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS,
LADIES' and gentlcmrns dress goods gentle.
men and boys ready made clothing; hne and
common ready made cloth, saddles. bridle,
and saddle bags, Spanish and American sad.
dies; staple and fancy hardware, axes, ha,che,.,
chains, hoes, scythe-blades, pIoughs, bencl,
planes, carpenters tools, assorted, files, raspS,
iron and black smiths toools, plough lines,
names, colsrs, and rope; glass and crockery
ware; tin ware, assorted, tin buckets, pans,
plates, cups, and coffee pots; wooden ware,
assorted, tubs. pals, pigens, coolers, trays,
and covered boxes; gentlemen, ladies', and
boys boots and shoes, aasorted, boots and
shoes Of the very latest styles and fashions, Of
all sizes and stripes; white, red, green, and
yellow paints; general assortment of family
medicines, paints, oils, and dyestuffs, castor
and sweet oil, spifi,s ,urpentine, calomel and
pills, soaps, and Periumery
Bools and stationery. II Merchants. Plan
iers, Mechanics, Doctors, Lanysrs, and every
body else, wish to purchase new and frcs,,.
goods at low price and long credit, now is your
time, attend the auction, for such an opportu.
nifty for bargains has never occurred in thi.
country-perhaps never will again. Citizens
would do well to attend, as but small part
Of the stock can I've enumerated in An adver.
tiscment
'I>HE late firm Of WIN. H. Cobbs l. Co, is
i dissolved by the death OF Thomas II. Cow
an on the 10th April 1854, and the business Of
the firm will be closed and settled by VIM II.
Cobb, who will continue the receiving, storage
and forwarding business as heretofore, and
will, a, the old stand Of w. n. Cobb l. Co.,
al Por, Caddo, open new, fresh. and splendid
stock of dry goods, and all other kind of goods
usually KEEP: for sale, on his own account, by
the last Of June. 1854, and now tenders to the
citizens Of Harrison and adjoining counties his
sincere thanks for past favors and confidence.
and solieIts "A continuance of their business,
and promises to do all he can on his part, to
promote their interest when coniided to HIM
WM H. COBB,
Snr,'r'nr Partner u TIC late ". ~ CeSa Co.
=. s The old business Of ". II. Cobb e.
Co., must be Immediately closed up.
Port EHddo. Texas q
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ADMINISTRATION NOTICE

ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE
E1~TERS Of Administration were granted
IL 10 the undersigned on the estate Of Ben
Jamin Numbering, deceased. at tie April term,
OF the county court pertaisi.,g 10 deceased per
sons, held IN and for the county of Harrison
Texas, on the 2ath OF April, A. d. 1854. This
'c therefore to notify all persons having claims
against said estate to prc.ent then within the
time prescribed by law, and those indebted 10
make immediate payment
EMILY klMBERLlNG. Adnn'x.
ROBERT HALL. Admir-.
May 10. No ~
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Shreveport Advertisements.

GROCERIES,, WINES, ! LIQUORS, &c,
'1NIE subscribers have Just received, pr
steamer Cicons, in addition to their for.
mcs s,ork, full and complete assortment Of
Groceries, Western Produce, and other articles
suited TO the trade, all new and fresh, CON-
prised Of the following articles, viz
~ casks ribbed tscon 90 kegs lard;
Is ti-rccs Stagg 4 Shny's cxt'a hams;
10000 lbs clcsr-side bacon.
$50 bbls -four; IS bbls extra do
90 sacks coffee;
40 bbls and 10 half baIs mossscs;
40 bbls and 10 half bbls Dexter whisky ;
10 bbls Dean and Wayue's whisky;
Is Dbl. ~ Louis whisky
10 bhls old MonongaheIa whisky;
is hhds brown and clarified sugar
Is Dbl. crushed and bbl. powd'd sugar
10 bbls loaf sugar;
20 boxes Virginia tobacco.
BOAT AND BAR STORES.
COMPRISING a choice and .clcc, variety Of Bran
dies, wines, gin, rum, bit,er., syrap-, etc with
a we'll assorted stock Of Fancy Groceries, viz ;
.ardines, pickles, candies, preserves, ketchups
sauces, mustard. etc.
STACEY 4 WELLS,
Successors to Robert Donnell.
SepA3y IA on the Levee
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New Ceparinership,

STAGE 4 WEI LIS.
No. IA ON fAe Lerss--N.eceSsor 10 Root
Doaseii,
HAVING formed a eopsrtnership, for car
ry'ng on the tjvonsvy end Produce bssL
ness, and having purchased The entire stock Of
NJ. Robert Donncll, will continue the trsds, in
all il. branches, nj the above stand. One Of
the Arm has just returned from the city, where
he selected with care extensive additions, 30
tia. our s.ock ia ncw large and complete. and
will bc sold for = ANAL profit We scspect
fully solicit and will be haPVy to receive; I.
continuance Of the liberal patronage extended
10 90, predecessor, which from a rigid st'en.
zion 10 buainess. and uniform. fair, and hon.
ossb!s dealing. we hope to be able to merit
from generous public.
ANDREW J. STACEY,
OSBORN J. WELLS.
July II, 1853 sy
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I'tIt. NEI.O.PEAN.

THE MELO.PEAN.
THE Subscriber takes pleasure in announcing
/ that he has made arrangement with the
manufacturers, for the sale IL the above nesly
invented and patented y seal Instrument
invented and manufactured by II. u. Horton
4 Co, Akron, Ohio.
A specimen Instrument Just received, may
BE- seen by calling on the subscriber.
In view of our pr.curioas navigation, appll-
cation without delay, Is solicited Of those who
would secure for themselves tn. pride and or.
namen. Of the parlor and delightful Choir in.
s,sument They can be- sen, with perfect safe
~ TO any part Of the country.
DESCRIPTiON ETC
The Mclo.pe.n varies in compass from five
To ak octayes. In size II il smaller than n
Piano, but in shape very much like that lns1fu-
meat.
The Instrument must bc heard to be appre.
ciated--for its own tongue can best sound It's
own praise, and illustrate its inim,ab'c mold.
lston and perfect harmony with the human
voice, BY reason Of which Il has already worked
ita way to the hearts Of multitudes OF happy
families, and caused Il 10 become highly pep
ulaf ~ An accompaniment TO the social and
sacred song.
Its power can I've made amply sun~'sn, for
\ large choir, and no Instrument in the world
hsruonixes so perfectly with the human voice.
II seldom gets out Of repair, and may be
used for years without getting out Of tane
Price varies according TO .izs. and also
whether single or double sets of reeds,
Terms made known on application.
D. DANfORTH
NIB The subscriber will also give instrac-
ton on the Instrument. Also tune and repair
Pianos. jus, received good supply Of Piano
strings. M. 3S--tf)
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(On the Yves, side Of the Public Square,
MANAnAlI

(pn the West side Of the Public Square,
MARkuALL, TEXAs,
AT TFE ON STAND or GRFGG s KEY
\AIiERE Ne VIII l- mos, happy t. serve
w our old friend. and the public genera by
~ deuler- in DRY Goods, H.rdcare. Cutlery
Wood Var, Vuesns~sre, HAS, CAPS, Hon
nets Boots. SHOES, Keafy Naic Lio'hinH,
Nchooi Bo,@s =, Niaiioncry. sc DC, where AL.
articles generally found in soo~'ry stores, can
hc had ON the most favorable TENS for cash
or on time To good prompt paying n,~onrrs
We tender our sincere thanks IN the peopAr,
Of Harrison and adjoining counties for ,ha.
patronage 50 literally extended for the pas.
nine Years, TO oar Mr. q. Il. Gregg, during hi,
connection with the late firms Of Evans. Gregg
& Key AID Gregg & Key. and most respect
fully solicit a continuance Of the same 10 our
new firm, hoping by straight forward, fair
upright course m bs-,Ds.s, to merit the con.
hdcnee of the people and liberal share Of trade,
picdglng ourselves to place our customers
on an equality, in every respect, with those If
the hes, houses Ia Marshall. Al me ask Is q
far irioi
Marshall. Jannray II, 1854.
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CUTLERY, &c,

~ LEM, N'-,
- OGERS' and Wos,enhclms pen and
IL po~xct knives, fine rsso'-, razor .,rop~
shaving, tooth. mali, comb and hair brushes
sciss"f., and shears, &c, for sale 9, the City
Drug Store.
Nol\h a JOHNSON.
April - lSai ~
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REGULAR PACKET.

LAKE AND JEFFERSON PACKET,
~ BELL. GATES, W BRooxgs, Mas
Ter, having been purchased express
~ for the Red River and Lake trade, having
superior accommodations, viii make regular
trips in the above trade throughout the season.
March II, 1854. Il
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STARK, DAY Il STAUfFER.
DEALERS In Fore.gn and Dv~eaic Herd
Dsre, Tn, Pisass. Iron, Nsils, Copper
zinc. d., No. 81 Canal street, New Orleans,
Agents for Pages Portable Saw Mills.
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A Large stock Of Goods

est and most complete nssorments Of goods
ctcr offered for sale IN this market, whs,h has
been selected with great care IN tho best
markets IN the county, 10 Which We inv.i. the
attention Of til. public generally, and our old
friends and customers in particular. Our
stock Is made up Of the latest styles, both IN
staple and fancy dry goods, consisting u
brown and blca,hed shiriay-, sheei,nv-, ard
dt'llr, ucking-. PLAIN rnd striped i"w.,I-
coitonades, orrifr-, mariners stripes. cloths,
easimcr-, doe skins, sa,incis, leans, checked
aud brown linens, linen dri-, Irish linen.
apron checks, furniture pIad-, 81 brown AID
bl.nchcd diaper, crash, brown hollands, cam
brlcs, serges, satin define, black silk velvet,
black silk cravais, linen cambria and sIk peck
=, hindkerchets, drab dcic, Italian cloths, Sc.
FOR JUE LADIES.
Prints gingham-, printed lawns. ,soncis,
musns, fancy bcrages. TISSUES, p,arn sad fancy
brocadc ~llks, ps-s' ord striped mnsliu-, jacou-
ct, swiss, book. and null muslins. bishop and
Victoria lawn-, white p,ns, and black GRAPE,
Grape Use, colored florence, superior whit.
-aiin, inantla lace, linen cambria, collars, cuffs.
chefni>eiics, under sleeves, black and rclorch
Md gloves, twisted slk milts, silk cotton. and
worst,d hosiery colt N, thread, linen, Jneonei
and swiss Inserting. eugings aud iaccs, bonnc,
ribbons. neck ribbons. colored ,a'l-,a ribbons,
,eii-, artificial flowers, plain and trimmed bon.
~ "'""' ,'p',ss' 'nN ""o''','s anu p"s-
IN t r,pi 49, 49, ""1 paw" 'a .o'
II, 49,, -. -, ~, - "'''
l,nI u.I,E -, ,,vu,X.,
M .I',t - a., 80,
v''" ','.' l ''ap y" '"u "''''''"
~ W. 'v''' ,',", s"s''"'''' Az" "'P'''
.'',' $500. n "' '.''.,' - -
pn' n"'" I"' 'o',o"'"e p'".s -, WIZ ,''en
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Marshall. March Is. 81.
PROCLAMATION.

PROCLAMATION.
EIecut,re office, S,ats u Tsras.
IIAVING become satisfied that the public
/ interest will bc .ubsefved BY an extension
Of the time for receiving proposals Tor the con
structicn Of the Mississippi ard Pacific Rail
road, under the provisions Of the law p@ased
by the legislature of the State Of Texas, and
approved the 9i.t Of December, is53-"otice
il hereby given that the time for receiving said
proposals. ia extended to the Is, day Of August,
1854
A selection will l'e made, from the psepo-
sails offered, ~ early ~ practicable AFTER the
ist OF August. and the company whose prop
osition may BE- selected viii bc required to
enter into contract in accordance with the
p,oy,.iona Of sa,d law, previous to the ist day
Of September, 1854
IN Testimony whereof, ! have
hereunto set my hand and csased
49, the great scAi Of the State vi be
alfred, al the City Of Austin. this
the nineteenth day Of April. A. d. eighteen
hundred and nifty -four.
T.. N. PEASE.
By the Governor.
R,Hp HoiLAxp. Acting Secretary Of State.
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New >pripx and ssmmer GsoAs.

New sprinE and >ummer 6sods.
AVE are nov receiving u large and wei So
w lccted stock Of goods TOR the spring
and summer trade, consisting in part OF
I.adits Dress Goods.
Silks, bcragcs, Tissues, lawns, jaeonets, PLAIN
book and SWISS muslius, figured and plain
e'nghams, assorted
Boots. Shoes. Uns. Caps. Bonneis,
and ready made clothing Of the latest styles.
Those wishing to purchase summer clothing,
or summer goods. will find it TO their ad,an.
tage 10 give Us n call.
luEIFORD Il WILSON
April 80, 1891. "
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UINNDLL IDN

I>IlE Copnfinef,hip Of W Books q iro.
! i, ,hi> day dissolved, Persons having
business wuh The lat, firm. Will please apply 10
VIM Brooks for sciilcmeaL
WM BROOKS.
J. W BRObkS
W Bsooss w llRooAs, aud " T. Ma.
agY, will continue the business nj the old
stand Of brooks Il Bro, where they wiz be
pleased to .sfyv their fronds and the pable
gene rally, on the mos, accommodating terms
The krs,s,pg, FornerdIsr, and Commission
business will liz continued by the ur,dcrsign.
BROOKS, BROTHER, g. MABki
Icffc.son, Texas, Jan. |, 1881
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JEWELkY,
JOSEPH r. PREWITT f. CO,
Ic2cr... Y,..

Attention NJ. Levy,
Store IN Joh"so"'s Brick Bu,Iding, North
side Of the Public Square,
las just received, and is now opening n
/ i large and handsome assortment of
DRY GOODS.
which cannot be surpassed in this market,
consisting in par, Of the following articles :
$50 pieces OF rich prints;
80 do French ginghams;
30 do French lawns;
fine assortment Of ladies' fancy dre.. good.
berages bayaeere robes painted, swiss jnco.
net, and cross-bar muslins cot,onades, linens,
hosiery, &c very large and choice stock
of
READY MADE CLOTHING.
Boots, shoes, and hats, and in fine, a great
variety of articles unnecessary TO enumerai-
The above assortment Of goods have been
selected with great care. aud purchased at low
figures. lie is therefor. prepared to -el, very
cheap. lie wishes 10 make rapid sales, and in
order to do so, Is contcned with small profits
lie Will sell for cash, or to punc;unI customers
on time.
May 10, FIN.
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Elementary Branches, Gao O0
Second Junior Class, as 90
First 40 90
Middle Class, 40 90
Senior so 90
Incidental fec for each, on
Music on Piano, with
use Of Instrument, $40 90
Music on Organ with
use Of Instrument 40 90
Music on Guitar, with
use of instrument, 80 90
Drawing, Painting, Embroidery, and
Wax Work, each 10 90
Board can BIZ obtained with the Principal, bv
paying in advance, at the very low rates Of
$50 90 for 10 months. In all cases the pupil
will b. expected TO remain, from the time of
entrance, ill the close of the session, but for
those who prefer attending but half Of the
session, Just one.hslf Of the preceding rates
will be charged. No deductions excepting for
psotrMted sickness. A limited number Of
young ladies' will BIZ received a. Parior Beard
ers, who will be allowed, al the discretion Of
the Principal, to make and receive visits.
Bills for Board md Tuition payable semi
annually.
EMMA W. BONFOEY, Principal
July y. 1853 nI-Iy
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jefferson, Irras,
N'ilOlESAIE and Retail Dealer in Iron,
w Nails, Castings,
Grnc,rics and >fapi, Ury Goods
\ large stock of every description Of sup
{ Pile, Tor
Cou,iyg Nei chants and Farmers
The following is a list Of some Of the leading
articles always kept on hand
400 sacks RIO, Hanna aud Java collie;
90 bh- brown singer.
10 hugshead, de-
20 bbis pul'cri1cd aud 4, tons Tenn Iron
Loaf Sugar;
loo kegs Of nails
- cask. bacon sides.
10 kegs lard
200 btl, whisky 700 bbls brand,cs--,a.
rious brands gun, etc
~ boxes Of brandy Cherries
10 boxes lemon syrup;
loo do clare, vine.
loo do champagne cider,
81 do muscat siue
30 do assorted eofdals
80 do essence al peppermint,
50 do sioughton'r bitt.rs;
100 do star candies
100 do tobacco of every description
70 do bar soap.
$4,000 s.gars, from Cuba sizes up to III, finest
Cedar buckets, counter brushes, counter
scales, broom-, bottles, ila,ss, d.eaniers, cofks
aud cork screws,
And a complete assortment Of Bu Stores,
Sc, &c.
Also large supply Of N'Gyie and Foncs
DIV Goods, Bonnsts, Hats, Boots, aud
Shoes, Sadilcry, Sc, Sc.
Jefferson, March IS, 1854 a5-iy
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-05-20

H. ~ AALrts y. MILLER.
ID NJ. MoALrIS 4 Co. WAo.<saie G'ooeri
H. nu. Ds~ius ~ Wines and Liquors, :
Canal street Row, and 10 Common street, New
Orlcsna
We invite the particular attention Of M~reh
ants and Planters To our very large and wei
selected stock Of Fresh Groosriss.
Jan 10, 1884 vau2o-lv
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-05-20

". c. BAKER 4 co.
E\EHAL dealers IN Dry Ge-is, Groce
NJ rus, Drugs, Oiis, Pants, Dsesiafs,
Wpdoso GLASS, 81. DC.
Gg"e.ries, and Baggn2 and Rope furnished
To planter. on accommodating terms
Also Receiving, Forwarding, and COMMITS
sion merchants, Dallas street, Jefferson, Texas
Feb. Is ls5t |,