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sHIRTsi sHIRTsii sHIRTSi III
QUALITY, ft, and workmanship guaran-
W tied, being wholly manufactured by our arts
ans and sesmstresses, on the premises Of the pro-
p SIGN OF THE SHIRT,
Opposits the United STATES Hotel
The reputation which these Shirts have acquired
amongst Members Of Congress and large num-
ber of our citizens, induces the advertiser to in
vite those gentlemen who have not tested them &c
give him call, feeling assured that they will, on
trial, admit their superiority. An experienced cut
ter is constantly employed, and good fit is war
ranted in every case. None but the most compe
petent sesmstresses are engaged, which 10 guar
sntee for the excelency and durability Of the work
A splendid assortment OF Shirts, Collars, Bo
SONS, Crsvsts, Hsndkerchcfs, Suspendcrs, &c.
constantly on hand -
WIN. II. FAULKNER,
8. side Pa. avenue, bet 3 and Al streets,
Nov s--eoly. tm) opposite u y Motel
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Inspector U. 8. Navy Yard, Gosport, Va

OrYIcK OF THE N. Y. AND LIVERPOOL U. 8.
MAIL STEAMSHIP Co., Jan. 81, 1854.
The steamers Of this company use exclusively
the Zinc Paint manufactured by the New Jersey
Zinc Company, experience having proved its de-
cided superiority over all other paints.
EDWARD X. COLLINS, Agent.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


u. s. NAVY YARD, GosPoRr, Va,
January 20, 1854.
To C. e. Damold President ~ J. Zinc Co., ~ Y.
SIR: A series Of experiments conducted by me,
with the utmost care, during the past three years,
upon all the various paints and artificial prepara-
tons for the preservation Of timber, have led me
to the important discovery that the White Zinc
Paint manufacturedby the New Jersey Zinc Com
pany, serves as perfect protection against the
ravages ofthe marine worm, and the formation OF
barnacles, whilst other paint or preparation OF
any kind combines the same protective effect.
am now preparing full report on this impor-
tant subject to the Bureaus of Yards and Docks at
Washington, and shall send with il a complete Sc
ries of specimens Of wood and metal plates, which
were covered with the different paints and pre-
parations, and then exposed alike for an entire
season, in salt water, opposite this navy yard all
Of which illustrates, in the most striking manner
the invaluable qualities and decided superiority OF
your White Zinc Paint over all other kinds
paints, especially for marine purposes.
You at liberty to give full publicity to the
above stated facts which are of too much impor-
tance TO be kept from the naval and commercial
world. am, respectfully, your obedient servant,
JAMES JARVIS,
W.
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am, respectfully, your oDedient servant,
C.MAsoN, Commissioner of Patents.
w. P. MCDONALD, Esq,
Care of Prof G. G. Page, Washington, d.

Copy of disclaimer of W. d. Porter tn his apphca.
fion for san improved still for making tcOod
gas fled Aagust S, 1854. Letters patent issued
AngHst %, 1854.
81 do not claim as my invention and discovery
the improvements in making gas from wood, viz
subjecng the products Of destructive distillation
therefrom TO high degree OF heat, substantially
forth in the specification of w. p. Mcconnell"
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PLANTATION GOODS.

AYE are now in receipt Of anj offer for sale
W at prices that viii insure sales large
and extensive stock Of Plantation Goods, con
slStiug Of
% pieces best Kcrseys aud white l.inseys'
As do plaid liussys'
40 do Twceds aud Jeans;
10 do Sa,ineis, grey. black and fancy
As do Flanucls, all eolots;
30 do new style winter Prints
SO pair best gfey Negro Blankets,
IS do bed and cold Nackinaw do;
20 do white do do;
100 do bees, russell Brogans;
10 cases Kip Roots, heavy;
~ dozen woo, Hats.
Ako--Piaid Cioaking. worsisd Serge, black
French Doeskin, army blue Casslmrre, black
de black French Cloths. WOODEN SAWS, twill
ed O.naburgs. brown Drills, heavy stripes aud
striped Osnaburgs. together With a general
ASSIGNMENT of goods in proportion
s.pt,2. G.. &. GREGG 4 co.
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Warehouse Notice,

HAVING taken charge Of the Warehouse
! and Cotton Sheds formerly occupied by
Me--rs Cobbs g. Co., respectfully lender my
services IN III. Receiving and Forwarding bush
ness to al, with the assurance on my part that
! will exert myself To promote the interest and
carry out the orders OF those who mas favor
me with their business.
WM. II. FARLEY.
Port Caddo, Aug. I6. I'm
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MARSHALL INSTITUTE,

FOR lOtN LADIES AND GIRLS,
Ma-shaH, Harrison county, Tsras.
I HIS Institute, situated IN retired part Of
] the beautiful town OF Marshall. will be
opened for the reception of pupils ON the 81
MONDAY IN september, and continue 10 months.
The design OF the Principal OF this establish
mcnt, Is to furnish parents aud guardians all
the facilities of PERMANENT SCHOOL Tor the
education of their daughters and wards with
all the advantages of a well furnished eoui;sic-
diops building, ample apparatus, and highly ed
ucaied, experienced teachers. The course Of
instruction vii be most thorough IN the lowe.
aud higher ENGLISH BRANCHES, with particular
attention TO MATHEMATICS. Latin and French
VIII also be- taurht The latter by a native
Freuchman, graduate OF one OF tie ,Gcst eel-
cbrated uuiyer~ll,c, on the continent,
The Music department viii be Under the
control OF a teacher who is equally competent
10 instruct upon the Organ, Piano, or Guitar
In " ord every effort VIII be mnde to present
all the advantages vi older and long established
schools. IA other parts OF the country. The
discipline wii be administered kindly and
firmly by the Principal. pap,ls wi he required
to attend public worship on the sabbath the
Principal always giving the parent OF guardian
the privilege of selre,ion among the four
rhnrchc, IN the village, at the time OF en-
trance
The rates Of tuition and board are as for
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BREWER AND ADAMS.

West Side Of The Public Square.
hANE just received, aud are now openin e
carefully selected stock Of spring sn
summer
>,upIr and fancy Goods,
to which they ing'i. the attention Of their old
customers aud the public
Their stock consists IN part of the following
articles.
Berages, plain and fancy; sehaliey, plain !;
mu-iin- embroidered. dotted, and tsriton
Ja,0nsi, plain, striped, and painted, cheIi-
settles, with sleeves sleeves separate eapes.
collars cuffs. .laniilas, honuei-.
The --latest Bloomer Has,
parasni., fans, artificial flowers, number Of
bridal wtca,h-. aud general assortment u
ribbons, DC. Also lot o.
READY MADE CLOTHING.
Black cloth soat-, black drsp d'c,e coats, li,en
and alpaca coats. NasIs--hlack sa,in fancy
silk white fancy msfseilies VESTS. PANl3-
Black dee skin, dr.p c'ete, White linen, and
cc,iouade. Linen hosem shirts, fancy and
plain. Hans -- Fashionable mole-kn drab
beaver and otter, lpghafn. and panama.
We hAye is-~ise choice assortment, of
boots and SHOES china .nd glassware crock.
er, hardware tableware, mud castings.
Also a line selection Of sadilefY. game bags
guns, and buwir-taists, pruning knives, Sc.
h iine, we haze almost every article usually
found IN dry goods store. Give ~ call, and
We feel s.sutea that we VIII be enabled to gss
satisfaction.
BREWER & ADAMS.
April 90. 1854 ~
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lsn,rnis !Wtiis.

Riehard (s"a1 IS hfmsey again
'IN.lS establishment Is again In complete
/ operation, Ut Its former location. three
miles and halt Northeast o: Marshall, Cash
bills filled at short notice,
BILL OF PRICES, FOR rAsn
Ordinary square edged lumber, per W. sii 90
>ir-iing y %
Psiitgs ar smal. ripped lumber, " 90 %
Lumber over ~ inches IN width, or % feet
in length, viii be charged extra, IN proportion
to the dimensions. Twenty per cent will be-
chars ed on the above prices, II credit is given
to the first Of January next,
SAM. J. RICHARDSON.
MARSHALL, March IS, 1854, n34-lS
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NOTICE.

rI'iiG subscriber has lost OF mislaid NOTE
l on the a0ih June last, executed hy J. :.
Alexander. on OF about the 2S,h December,
1882, due one day after date, for the amount
of five huudrcd nud ten dollars, with credit
Of one hundred aud th'rly-three dollars and
some cents, on the 18th February, 1887. Any
person finding lhr note will be handsomely
rewarded. on the delivery to ine ia Dangerlicid,
Titus county, Texas
jul, 92-J2 H. W. III NSEi.
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Marshall March Is, 1854. n3i-l,
BAKERY ANU CONFECTIONERY.

BAKERY AND CONFECTIONERY.
'INi'E subscriber has opened Bakery and
i Confectionery establishment in the town
Of Marshall, in new building GA the North
side of the public square, one door west OF
McphalI'- shop where he will be happy 10
serve all who may favor hun with their Gus
tom, lie viii keep on hand light bakers
bread, crackers, etc. lie has also fitted up II
neat
SODA FOl ut.
where Tai, cooling hversge can be obtained
in il purify. He hopes to receive liberal
patronage itom the ladie, and gentlemen of
Marshall. from the families O. the town, aud
the travelling public
PHILIP HEINRICH.
July l. 1854. BIN
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To Planters,

DLANTERs can be furnished with Bag-
ging, Rope aud plantation supplies as mn
advance on Cotton shipped through me. a
liberal prce VIII be gwen for Cotton In ex"
change for the above articles, or in liquidation
Of debts due the firm Of W. II. Cobbs & Co,
or ". II, Cobbs.
" WIN. II. CODBS.
Aneust &c, 1851. am
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! a vtrrg. Jrvrvs ~ vsfys
J. a. FlFtt. Il SONS,
I'VE are now receiving from New Orleans
w neat and we'll selected stock Of goods
consisting Of Dry Goods, Iardnars. Queens
wnvs, GLASSWARE, SHOES and Hoots, Hats and
Csrs, Isd,.s ard Nis~s Bonneis, and Reod,
Mad CsotAiHs,, all Of which We are pricing n,
very short ftoiits. Gu, gond, have been Sc
lccsed with care. and will b. snid n- low ~ We
can afford, and with view TO rapid sales. We
solicit YOU to call AID judge for yourselves,
u We are selling alone for CAsH.
Marshall. March %, 1854 3l.ti
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WfTNVN, VEVL, y 90,
(Nor.h-oast corner # the Public Square, OPP
pos..e the plaMers' llo,el.)
'1Nllf undersigned having formed partner
/ ship in The mercantile business beg leave
to inform the public tia. they have on hand
good supply Of rfarle aud Fancy Dry Goods
Harirare, tlus aSva 6, &c. and expect soon
to add largely TO ibelr present stock.
We intend ofefrg unusual Inducements in
the y Of prices, as well ~ goods. and shall
be pleased 10 have you call on US. tina, We nav
convince You 1t is your Interest TO give Us .
liberal share OF your patronage. Hoping 10
merit all We ask, We are
Your obodepi SERVANTS,
JAMES II. WILSON,
LEE N. DADE.
Marshall, Jan. I, 1884. n2i-ly.
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August 20. 1851
| 1

EDWARD e. BEhXLEN'S Conditional
" and Unconditional Headlight Certificate
The conditional is o. l., Ath class, dated f'h
September, isii, the unconditional No 1911,
a,h class. dated It'll Ocioher. lsit, for SIX hun
df,d and forty acres If land, issued by the
Board of Land Commissioners for Harrison
County. II not found within the time pre-
sr,hed bs law, shall apply to the proper OH
ccrs for duplicate
II Ms BRAKEMAN, Assignee.
August 10, 1884. ~
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$500 RCWARD::!

$500 REV AR1c!!
STOP IHE NJ X n T. X r r.
TIVE above reward viii be given by the
/ undersigned, for the apprehension OF JES-
Sc &. RUSSELL VINO murdered W. l.. iiar.
per, 10 Hopkins county, Texas, on the 18Th Of
May 1854, without cause or progocatson.
DESCRIPTION.
SAID Russell is about five feet nine or ten
inches high, abnu, thirty live years Of age, black
hair and slightly curled Inclined to he bald,
the hnir being thin or the top Of the head ;
black eyes heavy black beard quick spoken
III weigh about ioa pounds. One Of bis
wrists i. crooked.
The friends Of jlslirc sill look out for him
The reward is secured by responsible parties,
in connection with the undersigned and be.
SIDES the county youches for IL payment,
GEO W HARPER
Jarrant Uankius county Texas
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BUGGIES FOR SALE.

Ky. have just received . large lot
Is ~ Of elegant Bugries. from one of
- the finest establishments in the
Nauh, which | oiler for sale n, very reduced
prices. have also made arrange uonts ior re-
,ci,tHr others as soon as the winter opens,
and viii keep supply constantly on hnnd'
There is now no necessity of sending 10 View
Orleans for BugHe~. when they can be pnr-
cba,ca as cheap IN MaTrhall ...
G. T.. IiNS0..
Anuul ID ,~,j 1.li
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G.. H. WILLIAMS retains the stock ard all
the assets Of the concern, viii pay all the la
b...tos, aud with an increased stock of new
goods, soon To br received, will continue the
business on his own account, and soleits Gus
TONERS. e. ii. WI LlAMS
Angus, &c ls5t-5:u
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r\I.L AND WINTER BONNETS.

( t>r received and for sslc--ladles' cclored
- slk velvet Bnuucts;
aiics' colorcd corded sils bonuets;
DO DO satin do
DO black III. do
10 coiprrd lawn do;
T., open work. straw, o;c doi
81 tl,c iadrs' In want OF fall or winter
noDnpi~, Will dnd II lo their interest To call
and examine our louncts before purchasing
,l,ev hcrr, n, We are able TO shor superior
a1iic,c, latest style, ard ~ low prices.
G.. G.. GREGG = co.
August % 1851 5:'f
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n ti.1tINEL ITO ET..
'1>llE undersigned would beg leave to H..
i form his friends aud tn. public in grne.
raj that he Is now prepared to accommodate
all Who may favor him with their patronage.
His table will always be supplied with the best
the country can afford and, from long cxpe-
Renee. he tlsiiers himself lhnt he can please
the community IN general No pains viii be
spared 10 please lis guest.
WATKINS WEBB
April %. 1854. n:s9-tf
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ADUJNySyRtyION NOTICE.

I ErTERS of Administration were granted
] to the undersigned on the estate of VIM.
G. Lazy, deceased. 81 the lulY term, a. II 1884.
Of the county court pertaining to the estates
OF deceased persons held IN aud fhr the rpun-
ty OF Harrison THIS is therefore to "piiiy
al persons having claims against SAID estate
to present them within the time prescribed b'
law, and lhose indebted TO make immediate
paS ment
:. K. PERRY, Admir-.
August 5, lsJI 1N
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NOTICE.

Shreveport Receicisg and Forrarding.
I AN compelled to adopt the cash system in
i my warehouse: and from this date cannot
deliver goods until III. freight and charges are
PAID.
l.. T.. CARTER.
Shreveport. May -, 1894. Gm
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HATS UATSM uAIs,,l

lust received and for -ac--Saperiiue fash
~ lonable Molcska Hats,
Fine black cavalier Hats,
30 do do do, wih cords, tassel, !,
Supyffne drab otter soft Hats;
A large variety Of soft Hats generally;
Mem, and Boys cloth Caps;
Infants co.orcd SIX velvet Caps,
Siperine iur Cap.;
Ria,l, and white wool Hats.
Cal and see, no charge for showing Hats.
- e.. GREGG 4 co.
August %. 1881. 81
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MoeoosC Female 1malleute.
VIE Executive Board Of Managers, appoint
i ed BY Marshall Lodge No. ~, s.nonnce to
the public that the 9Th session cf the Institute
commenced on tho Third Monday in Scptem.
Der and VIII continue ten months, embracing
two sessions--bnt no vacation at the close of
the trsi-undsr the direction Of the following
FAULTY.
Rev. THO. 3. Wilson, u. d., President
Miss MARTHA IarrLgri.Lp, Vice Principal
Miss SUSAN II. Fosrga, English Liievaturs.
Miss l.. ConsrLIA JusE, Ornamental Depart.
men and French
Miss AHAnELLA JEsNErT JusE, Music, Piano
and Gaiiar.
Miss |. ConsxLiA JuxE. Alusic, Organ
ID. DASroaTn. Professor Of Vocal Music
Course Of Study, and Charges Dor Scs.
sion. Twenty Weeks.
PRi~AHy Observation-Disclosures
Reading and writing, per session Of
sve months, $40 90
SEcosp !rsioR CLass-Elementary les.
sons IN Arithmetic, Grammar. Geo.
grsphy, Natnrsl Philosophy, Phial-
ology, aud History sI2 so
FIRST junior CLAss,-Fngish Gram.
mar, Geography, Arithmetic ceniin-
ued, Natural Philosophy, Watts on
The Mind, Botany, Geology, Mythol
ogy. and History. SIS 90
MipDLs CLAss.--Chemistfy Rhetoric,
Logic, Moral Science, .lcn,al Phi.
losophy. EVIDENCES of Christianity,
Political and Domestic Economy,
Astronomy, Algebra, Ancient and
Modern Languages commenced $40 90
SENIOR CLAss--Aneient and Modern
Languages completed, Geometry.
IrtNarutuptrv. and n rpXip,x nffnru..
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!. O. cRsGG. n dEGda
q. a.. GREGG 1 CO.,
f0n il,u ~ usi al. Of fha Dlll,c aanass 4

(On the Ves! side Of the Peblic Sqaare,)
NAHsuAtL. rLxss.
At fHE OLD STAND or CREGC & KEY.
A'HERE wc vii be mos, happy To serve
w oar Old friends -nd the public geneva ~
as d.sl.r- IN Dry Hs.e-fs, Nsrdrers Cutlery
Wood WAR. Qnsens@ays Hap, Csps Ron.
nrts, Boots, Nhoes, Ksady MAJ. C2Uh,se,
Schoot Boot', S,a,ie'ery. Te, Dc, s.rrs al,
articles generally found in county s.o.~s, can
be- had on the most favorable terms mr. FASH
os on tan. Ia good rrcmp, paying customers.
W..e,der our sincere thanks TO The pcop,s
Of Harrison and adjoining counties for that
patronage ~ literally extended for the past
niue years. to ~. Mr. n g. Gregg. during his
connection with the lat. krns of Evans, Grsgg
& Key. and Gregg { Kew, and most respect.
fully solicit continuance of the same ~ our
new iirm. hoping by straight forward, fair,
upright course In bu-ine~a. To merit the con.
idence Of the people and liberal .h.s. u t,.de,
pl~dging Ourselves to place our custossess
on an equality, IN every respect, with those VI
the bs,, houses IN Marshall Al We ask u i
air irld!
MARSHALL, January IL, 1854.
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Wholesale Book l. stationery House.
lsl UNE0'r \ uBDNTW llk,

~ -, . - T y,.,,..-...
f"N.'N.I az" "" g r 'n .,, .p of XIV.
<yxA " ''', s,o,t ne Ranp.
Wv '"'s' ..t',,s 49,, 400,
a,,l ~. ,'h,.'' ,,.'. ara .ost,u,ly
h''e ~ 81 "' IN ~. ,,s;,,,;,',i nnl
t'erN'"s n'u'"V"s '''"' 80 ~ It,.i S.
''n',s We" "'' .,'.s 49, ~. p'sa,., a,a
""" w =, - -, ~. .,.,,,h Ia L..,,.,
mos e'nppw VI NJ, ~ w ,uua", "'n ~, onr
a. '",HrY '"spk'u ~ p"'",'' i k..,,,,,, ,,,, Men,
Nor'"''n eo'n'f-'"'"s, sa' un,.s Da' =,
u"he'. "''e' WI w ,',, an
'he "o'''' WI '"'''uI' ''' 1, ~ a,1
TONERS WIN " 'o"'P''' s''." Y, NV -. ~
st"''"ne'y, u. '"1 r's =, ' s 'I', ,na Mn
house III 'ns nun', ''' - ~" y, ,au saa,,
V"' ',"e" e"u'P'' e. "o'' h. =" - rls'.l
"',' =. .,'.a",,',a OVERWHELMINGLY anJ s,.bool
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DI.kOiUtluII.

TNllE COpAkrNERSIIlp heretofore ex-
/ i-ting between the undersigned, i, this
day dissolved by mutual consent.
&. H. WILLIAMS,
J. +. WILLIAMS,
Marshall, August ~, 1854.
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Jhrg crr ror Nrraing.
~ their MN sreRr, east side of the pubic
square, large and well s.levisd stock Of
Staple and Fanny Dry Coods.
Of the latest ST, les, aud owing 10 the .s,eness
Of their arrival, they Will be sold at extreme
low figures.
Also fine 10. Of ladies' six and straw bon.
nets. and bonnEei ribbons,
Gents Bearer. Mote. and SIX Hafs.
also leghorn, straw. panama and WOO, hats.
Hariirare I'd Cutlery.
Of every description waited IN this market.
>addlsry.
Ladies genll.men'- ard boys saddles, brides
and marilnYalc-. whips. salshe!. carpet aud
saddle bags, webbing. &c.
Raos aud Shoes.
Geu,lemen's boot. ana shoes, cfeeery variety
also ladies and u sscs' .hass aud CATERS.
Cyoeksrs, Glass, China War;, &C.,
Together Nth = large number Of other thlnss.
too tedious 10 mention, which they will ri
lev for cash. or on time to good paying Gus.
touers.
CURTIS, TAYLOR, & co.
MarshalIoApril 30, 1854. J..
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! BURNSIDE a. co, In orfers and
-. Naolsssie Dsaiers IN Foreir1 and De
mrs ic Dry Goods, Nos. - and II Charities
street. New Orleans.
VII tenose 10 IS Canal street, early in
anunry. ~.
New Orleans. Jan :, 1854
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iIiSsvLlrlWN.

TIVE firm Of GREGG 4 KEY il shls ~
1 dissolved Al those indebted to the late
firm will apply to q. q. G'egg sor -rt,Irsnsnk
q. q. Gregg viii continue bnsinrAs n I'M
old s,nnd IT, key viii commences basim-aA
about the arst of Mareh. at the corner stoso
adjoining Young 4 Johnscn's Drug Store.
q. Il. GREGG.
H. KEY
Marshall, Dec 81. 1883 ue4-iy.
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ADMI >1RtIiDN NOTICE.
I ETTEkS Of Administration were granted
- to the undersigned on the estate of W
VI Price, deceased, at the Jaly term, Il. 1884,
Of the county court pertaining to the estates
OF deceased persons, held Ia and for the conn
y u. Harrison. THIS Is therefore To notify
al persons having claims against aid estate
TO pre- cent them within the tine pre- >efibed by
AW, aud those indebted to make Immediate
payment.
JOHN \. ROW ELL, Adnir
August ~ 1894 Bot
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,,.s.. In testimony whereof ] have
,ZEVI. hereunto sci my hand and caused
.AS II. the great .ca of the State 10 be
.XNSNS affixed. at the city of Auslin, THIS
5::,.S tive lith day Of July. a. d. 1884,
and Of tho i"A'l 8dcnce OF Texas the niue-
icenih year
4. NJ PEASf.
By the Governor;
EpwARp CLARK, Secretary Of State.
SAID H,lnrr alias IHiinore, Is about 30 years
old, has dark skin, black eyes aud hair, and a
down iauk; is stout and heavy built. weighs
about no pounds Is about > feet OF ten
inches high, and cannot speak PLAIN in eoose-
qucnce Of a paralJ lie stroke which injured hts
articulation. lie mas endeasor to pass himself
A. IN IDIOT. Ill
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-09-09

FRESH ARRIVAL
Nf,H hey Come, and a Coming
"a Rags II SHOT;
III 5uu lbs Of bar lead
rs kegs aud half kegs Of powder
10000 percussion eaps
90 bags Of Gears. aud fine sal.
- bhls Of - ispas foaf
do vliite beans
> d. maetcrel. nos and !
30 Las- II Rio eosee
81 bills Of sugar
.3 boxes star candles
% do resin soap
20 de 81 tobacco
as do Western Reserve cheese
iscrcc. II rre
90 Dbl. and hail bbls Of n O. molssscs.
50 kegs Of Nails, Sc, NC.
BESIDES
We have Aalmon. roe, hsrrirgs, and goldfish,
iiy., rai.,ns, candies and nuts Of all kinda,
AID a variety OF fancy eatsblrs too numerous
10 mention. Call and see for yourselves, II
THEtFOKD 4 WILSON'S.
April Is. 1854