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Csarss Of study, and Charges per sss.
sion, Twenty Weeks.


PRIMARY DEPARTMENT photography,
Reading and writing, per session Of
five months, $40 90
Sgcosp luSIca CLAss.--Eemen'ary les.
sons in Arithmetic, Grammar, Geo
eraphy, Natural Philosophy, phisi-
ology, and History Si2 SO
FIRST JuSloR CLAss.--Engli-h Gram
mar, Geography, Arithmetic contn-
ned, Natural Philosophy, Watts on
the Mind Botany, Geology, Myihol
osy, and History. SIS 90
MirpLg CLAss.--Chemis, y, Rhetoric,
logic, Moral Science, Mental Phi.
iosophy, Evidences of Christianity,
Political and Domestic Economy,
Astronomy, Algebra, Ancient and
Modern Languages commenced. $40 90
SENIOR tLAss.--Ancicnt and Modern
Languages completed, Geometry.
Tugonomcify, and review ofiorn.
81 studies Sl5 90
Composition throughout the course,
extra incidental expense for pupil
per session 81 90
:. Drawing ana PAINTING, each $40 90
Emofo'uefy ana WAX W ork, zach 90
Instrumental Music. $40 90
, VS. o. fiano extra - 90
Vocal Music, per session, 90
Tuition payable at the eud Of each session
Pupils will be charged from the time of en-
trance, until the close Of the session. Deduc
lions made for protraeied sickness.
I- Board can ~ obtained in respectable
private families for all those who may wish 10
send TO the Institute.
August ., 185l-2-tf
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Angus, 26, 1881,
\llIllIi.

NOIItE.
WIN. H. COHBS has this day retired from
w the receiving and forwarding business
and in doing 80 ho presents his thanks to h,s
irends for their liberal patronage extended to
him while in that business. He also calls the
attention Of the public 10 the advertisement, q
VIM II. Farley, who Is his successor in that
business, aud respectfully solicit, a liberal
patronage for him Mr. F. has been IN our
e mpoy, in the receiving and forwarding bust
ness, for several years, aud recommend him to
the public as man who eau be relied on rs TO
his business qualifications ard Integrity.
WM. II. CDHRS.
Port Caddo. Ang %. 1871 I'm
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f0D oA9AIooVD
~ ~. sosas.
.Csus, Tell ns,~ said Rosa, IS kissing and
kiss'a,
One day - ree'ined on my breast;
sCous, tell me the nuwber, repeat me the list
OF ths synphs you have loved and eafrssd
o., Resa! twas only my fancy that roved'
Nv hsast At the moment was free;
Bst ri tell thee, my girl, how many I've loved
Ard The number shall finish with thee.
Nv tutor was Kitty; ia infancy Wild
She taught me the way to be bles';
she taught me to love her--I loved Ike child
bat Kitty could fancy the rest
This lesson OF dear and enrap.arins lpre
! have never forgot, allow;
! had 1t BY rots very often before,
But never BY hart unit. now.
Pretty Martha was next and ms soul was all
flame,
Bat my head xss 80 full Of romance.
That fsnejed her unto some ehisairy dame,
Asa1 vas her night Of the lance.
But Martha was not Of this fnneiful school,
And she laughed a, poor little knight
While Sought her goddess she thought
me fool,
And III swear she WINS most in the right.
Ny soul was nov calm, ill., By Clotis's looks,
Again was tempted to rove;
But Cloris, found, was so learned in books,
Tha, she gave me more logic than love
50 left this Dung SnPphc, and has'en'd TO iy
To those sweeicr Iogicisns in bliss,
Who argue the point with STORYTELLING eye,
And convince us at once with kiss
Oh Susan was then all the world unto me,
But Susan was piously given;
And the worst OF II was, We could never agree
On the road tina. was shortest to heaven.
"Ob, Susan y" I've said, in the moments Of
mirth,
"Wha,'s devotion 10 thee or TO met
! devoully believe there's a heaven on earth,
And believe that that heavens 10 thee :"
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MARSHALL, TENAs
AT THE OLD STAND OF GRTGG & hEY.
NHERE we Will be mos, happy to serve
W our old friends and the public genera Nv
a. dealers in Dry Goods, ihrd,rare. Cafisry
Wood Ware, Vueensrare, His, Caps, Bon.
.sls, !1oots, Shes, keody Made Clothing,
Seaco' looks, Nia'ionvy dc, d., where ali,
articles generally found in country stores, can
bs hsd On tie niosi favorable terms for cash
o. on time to good prompt paying customers.
We tender our sincere thanks to III. aconle
Of Harrison and adjoining counties for ,ha,
patronage 10 literally extended for the pa,
nine years, to OF, Mr.. G. q. Gregg, during hls
eon9rclion with The late firms Of Evans, Grerp
NY, and Gregg & Key, and most respect.
fally solicit a continuance Of the same 10 our
new hfm, hoping by straight forward, fair.
upright course II business, 10 merit the con
h'sncs Of the people and liberal share Of trade,
psedglng ourselves 10 place our customers
on ~ equality, 10 every respect, with those of
the best houses in Marshall. Az re ask !,
stv Hl1i.
Marshall. January II 1854
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VIEW ORLEANS ADVERTISEMENTS.
Wholesale Book l. stationery House.
RNETT l. DO>TW llk,

10 CAMP SHEET, y. o., 10
Publishers and Joll.era If books and Sfafioncry
ARinAm We invite the attention Of buy
Z ers 70 our large stock of Books
GW and Stationery, which We nov
have in store, and TO which we are constantly
receiving additions from all the principal pub
fishers and manufacturers Of the United State.
and Europe. Our stock is the largest and
most complete Of any in the South, and being
as largely engaged in publishing ny mos, of our
Northern contemporaries, and buying our sta
tionery direct from the best manufacturers in
the aorld, onr facilities for supplying our cue.
toners with comple,. stock Of Books aud
Stationery, n, low prices, are egualled BY no
house in the South, and by few in the North,
Our stock comprises Books in every depart.
ment Of Literature, History, Biography Travel
aud Adventure, miscellaneous and school
books, bibles, of all styles and prices, prayer
books, te-tamenis, etc, etc. or stationery,
we have every descrpiion-cnp, letter, bill
counting house, brief, and note paper, of every
grade; also, packet and commercial post, nat
cap, folio post, demi-mcdium and royal Bristol
board, and drawing paper Envelopes Of every
eserip,ion--policy, legal, packet and CONNER
cial post sizes. Writing Desks, Port Folios,
Travelling Cases, Ink and lnkstands, a great
variety. Pencils, Wax, Waters, Paper Folders,
States, Bill Files, Counting. Japan Ware,
Paper Weights, Holders, etc,
We cannot, in a newspaper advertisement,
enumera,e the different articles that are com.
prised in acompleie assortment Of stationery,
suffice il to say that, in exlen. and variety. our
stock is such as will be found only in first
class Wholesale book and stationery ware
house.
We are engaged in publishing large mum.
Der Of very popular and saleablc books, and
there is not merchant in Texas who could no,
sell largely Of them every year, II he would
keep a small stock of them on hand and as
We make large deduction to dealers. il would
he an object TO keep them. Printed catalogue
furnished upon application TO
BURNETT Il HOSTWICk,
Publishers, rs Camp street, NO.
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Pacific RAILROAD MILLS.

rI>lisE Mills are again in operation. The
i following ARE the cash prices for Lumber
Lumber board measure, SD 90
Rough edged lumber, 10 90
l.athlng and pahng, side aud edge
measure, 20 90
Lumber over "a inches in width, or 30 feet IN
length, will be charged extra, IN proportion to
the dimensions.
The Girls, Mil will be In operation on Satur.
day. Sack, brought to the II must be PLAIN
Is marked, or there viii b" % responsibility for
loss.
Ten per cent will be charged on Lumber
bills when not paid in advance All sums on
credit will be considered due on the first day Of
December Of the current yenr
A. u. BURRESS.
Scptaubct An 1874 nv
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THE MAMMOTH STABLE.
Wholesale and Retail Saddie and Harness
Shop.

Wholesale and Retail saddie and Harness
Shop,
A Large saddle and harness shop
aHRIp has been wanted for long time
@e in Marshall The subscribers
aware of this, have recently visited New Of
leans, and returned With large and well Sc
lected stock OF every thing in she n
above line which they viii sell on more kYs.
favorable terms than has ever been
offered in this market, either for ca-h or corn
and fodder IL you wan, anything of the kind
don't send abroad. or put yourself 10 the
trouble of hunting around, but call down and
look at our stock, and prce our goods.
Shop adjoining Livery Stable, North side
public square.
The Litsry Stable is handsomely fitted up,
and is acknowledged to be one of the largest
aud best regulated establishments in the State.
Persons paironzng this stable may rest a,sur.
ed that their horses will receive every attention.
We keep plenty Of provender and faithful host
lers.
c. T.. HYNSON & Co.
~ We have horses, buggies, hacks, and
carriages TO hire, SELL OF trade.
April, Doth, 1854. ly
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~. MASON respectfully inform, The
- asassee q Marshall. that he Ia. take n
- 49, nsssss. Ftfls 4 Sons store, Tor the
eespeD = tsssaisg The above hsanehes Thoss
ieseeoee - Iavitad 70 call and exsm;cs
aae 80 fsestvs eerulas dsuop.trs.ior
0o9a.esa. escsess guaranteed, when bro
~ o61sstisa = sjss~. nv
Aagtss ~, it1s a.,
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HORATlO D. HEWITT, Successor !
Tyler e. HEWITT PASo FORTE AND Nus,

uORATlO u. HEWITT, (suecesSor II
l Tyler e. HEWITT PIAso foRTx AND NUS
rsALgB, 80 Camp street, New Orleans lis
always on band one Of the largest and mos
complete selection. Of Piano foriss in Il.
southern country, all Of which are GUARANTEES.
rs good and perfect instruments. Agents f.
the sale Of a. SropARr IL Co.'s New Yoh
Pianos.
These Pianos are celebrated for fine eualsg
of tone, pureness of sound and for neat arS
beautiful finish Of exterior workmanship; AMI
are considered by the profession, and eompe!sps
judges, to be the fines, Pianos made in he
United States. Particular attention Is requcs,,t
to their splendid Serpen,ne pattern, with P.n
keys, which is considered one of the finest not
made.
iIALLgTT, DAVIS s. co.'s celebrated BosTa.
Pianos, &, ct, 81, and 7 octave piceold Piah'
Fortes, from the factory of "Pleyel &C.
Paris also Pianlnos, Sem.Crand and tirand
Planes from the same house
Old Pianos taken in exchange and part psy.
meni.
GUITARS, from the house of Hall s. Sea-
Spanish and French patterns, Ac Victims n
large quantities; Melodeon., SersphiDea. W.
guns. L iUtts. 7 iafltnctitt, NtasN IushhHch'
of all kinds, Violnecllos, NanloS, strings ~
all instruments, aud musical merchandise Of v
descriptions, Wholesale aud retail.
Sheet Music of all knds--,nusic reeeis*
from the North by every steamer, as soon
publishcd church Books, Instruction Beos'
&c
Particular attention Is called to the large al
extensive selection Of Accordeons and Flulrs
which is the most complete ard perfect ~"
ton Of these beautiful instruments ever ohvfw
in the southern market.
All orders from the country faithfully ~
promptly attended to, a liberal discount ps0
to Teachers and TO Seminaries.
HOKATlO d. HEWITT.
30 Camp St. New OrleanA
Jan. 10. 1891 VIM
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CHARLES DncEnnT.

FASHIONABLE moor AND SIioENihiR.
lSouih.wrst corner ol the public sqnatrl
l. EEpS constantly on hand large assori-
N ment of Indies and geuilemen's boots and
shoes, of his own manufacture also good
supply of sole and upper leather for sale,
From his long experience and close attention
to the business, he hope, 10 have acontnuanee
OF tina, patronage heretofore so literally be.
slowed on him All orders promptly attended
to, and wofk warranted
Nov 10 ls5} Missy
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To Planters.

PLANTERS can be furnished with Bag
] ging, Rope and plantation supplies as an
advance on Cotton shipped through me-. \
liberal price will be given for Cotton IN ex.
change Tor the above articles, or in liquidation
OF d.b,s due the firm Of w II, Cobbs & Co.,
or W. II. Cobbs.
WV. II. COBBS.
Angus, 26, ISL In
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v,ryv Nv rrrvE
ENEEE * SONS,

WE are now receiving from New Orleans
w neat and well selected stock OF goods
consisting Of Dry Cords. Hsrdears, Qasfn',
,rorr. (;lsssseare, SAoss and Boots, Hds ana
CAPS, Lsdies and Misses Bcrnst', and Rfdds
Mad Cio,hiag, all Of which We are pricing al
ye,y shor, r.oiits. Our goods have been Sc
lecixd with care, and will be sold as 10" as We
can afford and with view 10 rapid sales. we
.olici, you to call and Judge for yourselves
lJ- We are selling alone for CAsn.
u.rsL.u Mach d 1854 35-tf
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New SILK 1loosc.

NEW ALL AND WINTER dooDs!"
J. q. PEPPARD 4 co.
SIS 0rstiey Street NJ
Bctv cen Camp and Magazine stsects.
4 RE now opening an entirely ner stock ef
n Imported Siks and Fancy Dress Goods :
also srar goods, six bonnets, rtbbon', .nee',
ew,broideriss, glorss, hosiery: dress trimmings,
artificial ao,cers, feathers, millinery articles,
etc, eie, to which they invite the attention OF
country merchants. ,o
J. q. PEPPARD X CO.,
ian 7. 81. 81 Grarier @rfH.
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Buyers will at all times find at either
house a large aud seasonable stock Of clothing,
got up in the best manner, under their imme.
diate supervision, at very reduced prices for
cash or approved paper. jan 7, 81.
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uCD DONALD Il SAN ID l. Il > !,
IN 4 q q lists,


MARSHALL TEXAS.
Al their nen stand. on The oorner opposite
q. G.. Gregg 4 Co.. West Of the sq"dre'
WOULD respectfully invite the attention
Of their friends and customers, IN Ha'r''
u son and the adjoining counties to Their
large aud carefully selected stock OF fresh and
genuine,
Drugs, Med'e'hes'
Paints. Oils,
pa, Medicines, Garden Seeds,
Surg. instruments, Shop Furniture,
Paint Brushes, Narnishcrs,
Brandie., Fancy Soaps,
Hair OILS, Coiognes,
Chemicals. DYE Stuff,
pe,fum~rv Window Glass.
Pine Wines. pomades, &c &c.
Our entire stock /. new having been select
ed in the best Northern markets, by one OF The
firm, whose experience in buying and selling
drugs We think sufficient, guarantee to our Gus
toners, that we can sell them al Ms reasonable
price, and on as accommodating terms ~ any
other similar establishment, Oar establish
men, ha~ the undivided attention Of both part
ner-, an -ders or prescriptions VIII be fAi'h-
fully ar. ,nctualy attended 20 at all hours,
" r.hs,,. April :, 1884. ~
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FRESH ARRIVAL
or SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
A, Ward a. Iirioa's,
WE have just received, and are now open
w ing, large and handsome assortment of
goods, consisting of all the articles usually
found in Dry Good stores Ladiss and Gsn-
aemen's Dress Goods, Linens, CoiioHs, Plan
iafion Goods, Hat- Caps Boots, aid Shoes,
Crocke,y, Hoiiou. and Hardrare, Our assorl-
mcnt of ladies' goods has been selected with
great care. The patterns which have lniely
been introduced are very pretty and cannot
fail to please. and we particularly mite them
to cal and examine cur specimens We have
also a handsome assortment Of
READY MADE CLOTHING,
as well selected as has ever been brought TO
tAi3 market
Planters would do well TO call and see cur
selection Of plantation goods; aud families
our specimens for housekeeping.
IN fine our stock is full and complete.
And If good selections and low prices will in
rvte custom, We have right to expect rapid
sales. Orr Cd friends and the public gene
rally, are invited TO call on Us.
WARD u NINlON.
Mar \ %. 1851. 35-ly,
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LADIES' SHOES.
A FRESH lot Of ladies' aud misses fame
"A Shoes, Just received ard cor ssss by
Z T. skEeo 4 co
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FRESH ARRIVAL
Si,H they Come, and a Coming
IN Bags Of shot,
~ BOO lbs Of bar lead
20 kegs and halt kegs Of powder
10000 percussion caps
so bags Of coarse and fine salt
- bbis of s, Louis -four
do white beans
do mackerel, nos and
30 bags Of Rio coffee
DO bbis of sugar
rs boxes star candles
% do rosin soap
40 do of tobacco
23 do Western Reserve cheese
,erces Of rice
10 bbls and half bbls Of \. o. molasses
so kegs ot Nails Sc, &c.
BESIDES
We have salmon, roe, behring's, and Goldfish
fgs. raisns, candies and nuts Of all kinds
and variety Of fancy eatables too numerous
to mention. Call and see for yourselves, at
THETFOkD Il WILSON'S.
April 10, 1854.
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TIN W Ar

T II. vANlIOOk, manufacturer Of r..
81. Copper, and Sheet iran, keeps constant,
on hand complete assortment Of Tin 49,!
which iIe viii sell at Shreveport prices
Job " ork done in a superior manner and =,
shor. notice. GATHERING done at short not.
snd cheap.
Jan. 10. 1853 ma
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Plane Fortcs sc.

Piano fOrteH &c.
THE subscriber keeps constantly
Tor sale the largest stock of Pianos
w " in the city, principally from CHIcx-
XgIsG and NUSss and CLARK. Those are I'M
qucstionably the best manufacturers in the U.
States. Also, at NIL tines Guitars from MAR
TIN, together with Niolirs, Accordeons, etc
All the late and fashionable music, with pre-.
ceptors, etc, etc.
HENRY PARSONS,
10 Camp street, Nen Orisans.
Jan. 8, 1853, n27-ly
~ N. BAYLY L. co, No. 50 Canal At. and
NJ ~ Common It,, New Orleans Wholesale
Grocers, and dealers in fine brandits vine,
liquors, and staple goods, coffee, sugar, tea,
salt, molasscs, Hour, bacon, lard, besf, pork,
steamboat and plantation supplies, etc.
Dec. rs, 1882. n26-ly
EDWARD THOMPSON. WILLIAM l.. ALLEN.
rI>iOMPSON, ALLEN, L. co. Wholesale
l. Grocers, and Dealers in choice VIM, End
Liquors, Nos. ~ and % Common street, New
Orleans.
Goods at the lowest marked price Ard guar.
an'eed in every particular. J. T. SiiANKH.
SAN. nkspEasoS. ALxx. HENDERSON.
$. \ A. HENDERSON, 4 Co,
SUCCESSORS to Iittlejohn 4 Henderson,
- Wholesale Groc--s, No. 90 Magazine st.,
corner Of Nstchey. New Orleans
January Z, 1893. ".
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BURNSIDE & CO., Fnrortsrs and
e. Wholesale Dealers IN Foreign aud DO
mes'e Dry Goods, Nos. 10 and ~ Chartres
street, New Orleans
WIZ remove to 95 Canal street, early In
anuary.
New Orleans, Jan. I, 1854 w.
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s'mpcr Warehouse.

No. 81 Camp Street. Ner Orleans.
DIAPER Of every description furnished h
! order, at very short notice,
n. y. Agents for J. y, MeCrcary's fsns
col jred, book, and news printing Inks, n, Mes
Work prices.
y3u25y HENRY l.. POTTER.
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pERruMEKY.

RAGGlNG AND ROPE.
4 LARGE lot VI heavy Kentucky eeeks
IA and the bes. lot II Rope ever oi's''' :
this market--on hand and for sale BY -
4. q. GREGG Il "
August 10, 1854.
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JOHN y. SCOTT d co.
Nos % Murray and ~ Warren streets,
New York.
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NAILS AND RRAD3
AF all aisea, just reviewed and fos ~ 4
~ July - q. q. GREGG = "
(>lGARS, Chewing, and Smoking TO- ~
~ choice articles, Tor aals u the CITY =
Htors. YOUNG 4 JOHNs.
April -. 1854.
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n. w.riRLEy /. c. JrrEy o.fuRsrss
HARLEY, JuREY, & co, Commission
L Merchants, No. II Carondele, street, New
Orleans.
a. w. II. c. fludgin & Co. Agents, shreyc.
p ori, La. July %, 1882. ly
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Furniture Here ut Last!
WE would invite the attention II our
w friends, and the public generally, TO our
large and well selce,td) stock of furniture
now on hand and daily receiving.
Bureaus, Bedstcais, Tables,
Stands, Safes, Wilio's Var, dc,
Chairs of all kinds,
which we offer low for cash Those wishing
to purchase anything in our line, will do well
To- give Us call, and examine our stock and
prices. before purchasing elsewhere.
Call at the old stand Of King Thetfori's in
Marshall
TUETTORD & WILSON.
Nav II, 1853. ni5-ly.
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Republican Academy.


TINE FIRST SESSION of this Institution
l. will commence the first Monday in Sep.
TENDER, and continue five months
TERMS:
Or,hogrnphy, Reading, Writing, etc, per ses-
Arithmetic, Typography, Grammar, etc, IL 30
Algebra Logic, Rhetoric, Philosophy,
Chemistry, Astronomy, etc, e. Is 90
Higher Mathematics, Greek, Latin, etc, 30 90
Incidental Expenses, ..... 40
Weekly exercises in Composition and De.
camaion, Arnold's Greek and Latin Prose
Composition, etc.
Tuition will be charged from the time of
cnierance, and no deduction made, except in
ease Of prolracled sickness.
ALFRED BUTTON. A. NJ.
Angus, 26, 1854, SIT
DA.IERREOTlPES.
MIR. A HERRING respectfully invites the
AVl attention vi the community to nis Pie
,ure Gallery.
Rooms up stairs in the new building of Cur.
is, Tay.-. 4 Co.
Rooms cpen from lot A. ~, ,illAP.M
Marshall. Feb 4. ~
HATS HArSl, HATS.!!
lust reeeiyed and for sale-Superiine fash.
q lonabIe Moleskin Hats
Fine black cavalier Hats;
DO do do do, with cords, tassels;
Superfne dYab Otter solt Hats
large variety Of soil Hats generally
Mems and Boys cloth Caps;
Infants eoorvd silk velvet Caps;
Superiine fur Caps;
Black and Whine wool Hats;
Cal! and see, no charge for showing HATS.
=. q. GREGG 4 co.
Augusy ~, 1854 al
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NAi.I ABLE LAND FOR SALE.
IMMIGRANTS md Others aAe naay be de-
! sirous Of purchasing lands, either Tor set
Element or speculation, are informed That
Sir Uundred and Eighty Acres
of valuable land, well waicrcd, and tmberod,
can be purchased on accommodating terms.
Said land IL situated six miles north OF Mar
shall, and twelve miles from Port Caddo, the
shipping point Of this section.
This land is susceptible of being divided,
and will be sold in lots to sui, purchasers.
Title undoubied, For further particulars,
apply to ID q jennings, -
Marshall, March as. 1854. 35-f
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September 30, 1884 10Y
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To Planters, Nee hanics and Builders,

BAGGiNG AND ROPE