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sxNArE.-The usual morning business was
done in the Senate, and bills were read the
first and second time, but nothing OF special
interest was passed upon.
Mr.. .Jewett introduced joint resolution for
the appointment Of special committee OF eteue"'
six on the part Of the House and five on the
mart of the Senate, to receve proposals for amen
dino tie new constitution, and that they are to
ren0rt by bill or otherwise. This resolution
was laid on the table to be printed.
HorsE.-After the usual morning business,
Mr.. Somers Of Summit offered a reso luton
fixing the time for adjournment on the --ol
March next. By suggestion OF members tne
same was amended, and the time fixed for the
ooth of March next. The resolution was then
referred to special committee.
Mir. Smith Of Stark offered resolution
order;np that tbe usual number Of Executive
documents be printed for the use Of the mem
hers. sI
Mr.. Gest sail he order was not necessary
These documents were presented TO the Ser
ate. and they had ordered them to be printed
T. Is rule well understood, that when either
ho,se order documents to be printed, there Il
enough printed to supply all the members o.
lho.h houses. He could not consent to say that
Itbe House had SO long been derellct in it'
duty.
Mr.. Smith said that there was great eoniu
- ON this subject, Here we are, IN the
s"nanti, s,"a week Of the session. The Auditors
Renort the very foundation Of all Legislation
on onr business affairs, was net received, !n'
finances Of the State are in great con."S'on
and we are expected to look into these things
aud We cannot stir an inch till VIC r.. ,,o -
- - - tast IVY HH re-
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-10-21

IbRATIO u. HEWITT, (sacce-sor to
! Tyler 4 Hewitt rlASo FORTE AND MUSE
DEALER. 80 Camp street New Orleans LA.
lway, on hand one IF the largest and mo.,
complete selections OF Piano Fc-iss in IN,
'ouihcrn country. all Of which are gnIranuei
IL good and perfect Instruments Agent, for
hr sale of A SropARr & Coz New Yo,s
hanos.
These Pianos are celebrated iof iiuc lusliu
4 tone, puren..s II sound, and tnr neat and
beautiful finish OF exterior Workmanship; ana
ere considered by the profession aud ronp,,.nl
udges. to be- the finest Piano msdc in III.
United States. Par'ioularniieutisni 3. rcqur-i,j
"a their splendid S,rpcniinc pattern wiih Pear
Seys, winch t. considered onenf 20. sn..f raa
made
IAtlFrr. DAVIS a., CO.. ,.l,hr.f,. h.
PIANOS, Il, st, ~. aud I oeia,. pic.ui Prone
forics, irom the factor, of i.Otl coF
Paris also Pisninos, Seni-Gr nj .rd srsA
Piano, from the same hou>.
Old Pianos taken IN eychanu. and par, pa,:
meni.
GUITARS from the hunse u Hall " s'of.
Spanish ard French patterns, We Vions, "
large quantities, Melodcon~, Scraphine-, o.
gans, Flutes. larionettss. Brass In-irun,~sAs
of all Kinds, Violireell,s panlos, strings To-
all Instruments. and m, -cal merchandise OF al
descriptions. whoiesal, and retail.
Shee, Music Of all kinds--musie reeeyet
from the North by every steamer, as soon
published, church BOOKS Instruction BOOB.
Ne.
Particular attention is called to the large arr
Extensive selection Of Aceerdeons and tiuiinss
Nhch is the mos, compe,, and pefsee; s.les.
hos h..u al
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"a sEAnAM. cuAs g. GRAHAM.
+. NJ. GRAHAM, Il BRO,
IL UAyr Uttered into a co partnership
~ and are now receiving a large stock Of
Urg 6oois Grecries and PLANTATION triiclss,
A the old stand, Dallas street Oar stock IL
mrre and we'll assorted, and We are determined
10 -eil at reduced price, for cash, or 10 Punc-
inal customers OH the usual time. The follow
ing articles compr.-e portion Of our stock:
large lot of assorted pfint-,
large lol Of cciiongde-,
Brown and blcachcd linens
HrOwn and hleaehcd dumcsiics,
LoWclls, Ginghams,
Black silks. Fancy silks,
1ssnres, Berages,
Hosiery, assorted, Fancy bcuncis,
4 large lot Of ready made clothing,
Boots, shoes, and hats,
Travelling trunks. carpet bags,
Saddles, brides, martingaes, hHlsrrs. saddle
bags, horse and mule collars, hardware, and
fancy Articles, trace and log chains cast steel
hoes, Collins axes, cross-cut and hand SAWS,
planes and bench screws, nails, assorted, china
and quecnsware, tobacco and cigars, and also
An assortment 81 Gr0ccries'
Hall and Spear rloes, Masonic and Odd
Fellows Re9ilia. and a general assortment Of
everything needed Ia this market.
=. s. All those who are indebted 20 p. ".
.raham on old accounts or notes, for the years
1850, 1851, 1904, aud 1883, will please cone
forward and pay up, and accept thanks Tor past
iasors
Jefferson, April -, ls5i Y
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No. SO CAM STREE. Ntie oFisaas
NIcGlN\lS g. CARVER. (-ucccs-1F- to
vi John BALD having purchased the cntr'
BOOKS and STATIONERY belonging to the late
Ions BALI, they continue the Book ano
Stattoucr, business at 80 Camp street. and
oould beg Ia solicit n call from the old Gus
TONER. of tho House, and other. wish No Book.
and Stationery for their own Use, or 10 sci
again.
To Country Merchants, who wish to buy to
..ll again. ,hey eau offer great Inducements.
having a thorough knowledge of the business
n al ~ branches. ard great facilities Tor get.
ting stock ut the lowest rates.
THEFT assortment Of school books, theological
and miscellaneous books blank books, paper
,nd stationery. i-ser, complete. They Keep
constantly on hand ali the publications Of the
methodist hook concern. which vii be sold at
catalogue Prices.
Pftnlma aud Book Binding of every de
.rfiplion. executed wilh neainc-- and despatch
Il the loves, pFicps. Blank books OF MI de-
-cripiions. manufactured To order a, the short
cHi notice,
Orders for ANYTHING in their line Of business
viii BE- promptly executed, and a, the sam,
prices a. # the buyers, themselves, were pres
cnt A
NU,I\\IS 4 CARVER
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DENTAL SURGEON,

A J. n. JORDAN having perma.
Gyy+4k nently located in Marshall, res.
1AIO peeifully tenders his services in
the various branches Of bis profession 10 the
citizens and vicinity. Al operations entrusted
10 him arc warranted 10 be done In the latest,
improved, and most superior manner.
oc!aber Is, 1853 l3s-,f
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FRESH ARRIVAL!
Still they Come, and comias,i
~ Bags Of shot;
~ 500 lbs Of lar lead;
- kegs and half kegs Of powder
10000 percussion caps
30 bags Of conrse and fine sal!
Is blls u H. Louis hour
3 do white bcans
5 do marIercl, nos and !
40 lAgs Of Aio coffee
80 bbls Of sugar
- boxes star candles
- do Io.in rosp
- do of tobasco
Is do Western Reserve e,.es-
. tstrecs u rice
~ bbls and hall ibis Of N. o, moIaascs
60I<gs Of Nails, Ac., &e.
BESIDES
W. havs Aslmou, roe. behring's. and Goldfish
hgA nieins, sasdes AID nsts II III kinds
~ vasi14y " & " satshses too nup,rou,
y neslise. Call asd &c tor yourselves. Il
TnEIfORD 4 WILSON'S.
A1,a u. 1854.
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TIN WARE

I H. VA\iiW'k. manufacture, y a..
>. Copper, and NAso fr't', keeps CONSTANT
IA hand "A complete assortment OF n. "A
which Il, VII sell al Shreveport prices
Job " ork done IN superior manner and a,
hort notice. Guti,cring done st shor, u.,,.,
and cheap.
Jan. -, 1888 sps-
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DISSOLUTION.

'I>liE Gr,n Of GREGG & KEY is this day
/ dissolved An those indebted 10 ;ho late
iirin Ril apply 10 G, q. Gregg for setllement
G. G. Gregg viii continue business at the
old sta,l. II. kcy Will commence business
about the first Of March, a, thr corner store
ADJOINING oung & Johnscn's Dug Store
&. q. GREGG.
H. KEY.
Marshall, Dec 81, 1853. u2i-ly
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CHARLES p1cKuuv

FASHION iBfE moor ND NHpENihLR.
south Wet comet ct iiu public ~IHawJ
II EEi'S constantly on hand large asSo,t-
II mcnt Of ladies and gsullomen's boots and
shoes, o. 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- To have continuance
Of that patronage heretofore SO literally lee.
slowed on him al orders promptly attended
TO, and work warranted.
Nov 10 ISL. nI>y
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i. 4. NAlAlsAN.

iloTsE CARPENTER AND JOINER,
DESPECTFuLLN oticfs his seryire. 10 the
II public, and will be prepared at short no.
t,re, to undertake any work with which he may
bc favored. lie feels assured Of being able to
give satisfaction
Persons desiring Nj. service. will find him at
Wildcr's Mill. All communications promptly
attended to.
January 1854 nai-iy.
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NEW ORLEAXS...Centinued


Srn VNLL AND WINTER GOODS. III
J. u. PEPPARD Il co.
81 1vsei<r Stree, ID
Between Camp and Magazine streets.
1 RE now opening an entirely .er stock y
y Imported >iils and Fancy Dress Gcod'
also srale gods, SIN bonne,s, ribbons, iacss
,nbre,derts,. glo,,s, hosiery; dre,s trimmings
ARTIFICIAL aoioefs, feathers millinery articles
&c efe., 10 which they invite tho attention o.
country merchants.
J. q. PEPPARD n CO.
ian T. 81 % Grdcier drec,
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JUST RECEIVED,
J. W. r. X n,

| ny
}. W. PIT "a n,
.JcBnson, I,ras,
VXrHOI.EsALE aud Retail Dealer IN Ircn,
w Nail. Castings,
( Groc,rios and .Siaplo Dry Goods.
/ A largr stock of every description Of sup.
| plies fox
Country Merchants and Farmers,
/ The following is list of some of the leading
articles always kept on hand
I 500 sack, Rio, Havana aud Java coffee;
80 bbls brown suger.
10 hog=heads do
20 bhls puyerzrd and II tons Tenn Iron (;
Loaf Sugar,
100 kegs of nails
90 tasks bacon sdcs;
% Kegs lard
200 bbis whisky; 100 bbls brandics--,a.
fous brands gin, etc
~ boxes of brandy cherries
10 boxes lemon Srup;
100 do claret vine;
100 do champagne cider;
80 do muscat wine
30 do assorted cofdial-i
80 do essence OF peppermint;
80 do stoughton's biitcrs
100 do star candies;
100 do tobacco, OF every Description
IS do bar soap;
$4,000 segar-, from Cuba SKIES mp TO 'he finest;
Cedar buckets, counter brushes, counter
scales, brooms, bottles, TASKS, decauicrs, corfs
and cork screws,
And a complete assortment Of Bar Stores,
&c, &c
Also largo supply of Staple and Fury
Uty "oods, Eouneis, Hats, boots, and
Shoe ,adiiery, &c, a..
Jefferson. March 70. 1851 35-lr
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MEDICAL. NOTICE,

DR r. McALLENNY, Surgeon and Ply.
- stefan respectfully tenders his services to
the public IN tho various bf,aehes of his pro-
ttssion.
DR.. N. ia nes engaged in the Drug business,
and respectfully invites the public 10 give him
call
.i,ffrsoa, Ttess, Jany 90, 81.
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BOOKS BDDhSii
.SCHOOL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
<vsf.lu THE attention Of scholars, pa
ZEE rents, guardians, sai the pubic
SxlAaAa0 generally, are respectfully called
to our large and complete assortment among
which may be found oil the standard works
now used ~ our College, scminsres, and
Common Schools We have also large and
well selected stock Of Historical, loetical, and
Miscellaneous works elegantly bound Bibles
at ~ prices, from the cheapest, to those got
ten up in the best style. a large supply Of
novels. noyellettes, and literary works.
PLsso Mrsic, a choice assortment. Also in
-truetors On the Piano, Flute, Violin Guitar,
and ACCORDION.
STA TONER T.
II vrGy large assortment Of FOOLS
"a. = cap letter, fancy note, declaration,
--xs-aaA account, Iuuefal note, wrapping,
biot'ine, and sand paper.
Buf, white, and fancy envelopes, assortcd
BANK sceoun,, Journal, index, memorandum
and copy books.
Steel gutta pcrcha, aud gold pen. Fine
ink Stands, and school do. black and rcd iuh .
black sand, waters, 80, for sale at the City
Drug Store.
YOll NJ & JOHNSON
Marshall, april -. 1881 IS
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MEDIC Al. CARD.

nDCToRS A s. 4, T.. 7. ". Johnson have
- associated themselves in the practice o
Medrine
~ Oee one door west ne CITY Drug
Store.
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NEW orr Fans AikIkTI>i ME\T>.
Wholesale Book 4 stationery House,
III kNGrv 4 uSO~GNlCA


10 t,Nr srrrrr. y. q" 10
Fahiishtfs a4d .ioi5srs ~ Books md Stationary
-gfrfu We invite the attention of buy
/--AdfV ers TO our large stock Of Book,
~Asa1-H and stationery, which we now
have IN store, aud TO which we are constantly
receiving additions from all the principal pub.
Usher, and manufacturers o. the United State,
anl Europe. Our stock il the largest and
most complete Of any in the South and being
rs largely engaged IN publishing a. most of our
No-ih,ru colempofaries and buying our sta
tonery direct from the best manufacturers in
the world. our facilities for supplying our Gu.
toners with complete stock Of Books and
Stationery. at low prices, are equalled by no
house in the South, and by few in the North
Our stock comprises Books IN every depart
meut OF Literature, History, Biography, Travel
and Adventure, miscellaneous and school
books, bibles, Of all styles and prices, prayer
books, testament- etc, etc. OF stationery,
we have every descripiion--cap, letter, bill,
counting house, brief and note paper, of every
grade, also, packet aud commercial post, fiat
y, folio post, deni.medium and royal Bristol
board. and drawing paper. Envelopes of every
efiplon--pollcy, legal, packet and CONNER
cial posi- sizes. Writing Desks, Port Folios,
Travelling Cases, Ink aud Inkstsnd-, n great
variety, Pencils, Wax, WATERS, Paper Folders,
I States, Bill Files, Counting house Japan Ware,
Paper Weights, Holders, etc.
We cannot, in newspaper advertisement,
cuumcrate the different, articles tina, are com.
( prlscd in acomple;e assortmen, Of stationery,
suffice Il to say that, IN extent and variety, ony
stock is such AS will be found only Ia first
,rss wholesale book and stationery ware.
house.
We are engaged in publishing a large mum.
Der OF very popular and saleabIe books, and
( there Is not n mefchan, in Texas who could not
sell largely Of them every year, il he would
keep small stock Of them on hand and M
we make large deduction TO dealers, il would
h an object 10 kecrthem Printed cAtalogues
furnished upon application to
BURNETT a. BOSTWlCk,
Iuh AsLnr. & l....... a4...a Al u
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JONI u SCOTT Il 80
Nos % Murray and II Warren streets,
New urk
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BURNSIDE & CO., imsafrs and
Os Wholesale Dealers N Foreign and Do
'ass &c Dry Gooas, Nos. 10 and ~ Charities
street, New Orleans.
WI remove TO "5 Canal street, early in
snuary.
New Orleans, Jan. 7, 1854 ".
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J. BRUCKMlLLER 1 G. pECKERT

LATE ~. BILLINGS
MESSRS. Il. 4 d. would respectfully
inform their friends and the public gene
rally, that they have purchased the store and
stock Of N. Billings, and tia, they are now
prepared 10 carry On the Boot and Shoe bnai.
ness in all its branches.
Gentlemen and Laa,es' Roots and Shoes.
made 10 order Of the best material. Prices
moderate.
u Storc next door 10 Ilardwi,k'r grocery.
Marshall, Nov. II, 1853 ni7-ty.
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Iilt MLl.D fEiN.
THE SDb,crihes take pleasure Ia announcing
t.t be- has made arrangement wth III"
manufacturers. for the sale ~ the aho,e neAly
invented aud patented Musical ln-irumrni--
invented and manufactured by H. u. Horton
x Co.. Akroh, Ofip
A specimen instrument just received, may
be- seen by calling on the subscriber.
In view of our psecufious navigation, arpH-
cation without DELAY. is solicited OF tnuss who
wonld secure Tor Themselves this pride and or
nuincnt OF the parlor, and delightful choir III
sirumeni. The, can be- sent with perfect sale
~ TO any rari oi the country.
DENCRiPTION ETC.
The Mclo.pcau garei IN compass from h'e
to six octaNes. IN size u Is smaller than q
rano, but N shape very much ike TINT lnsiru'
mcut
The Instrumon, mu., be beard To be appre-
ciaiod-for it, avn tongue can best sound li-
own praise, aud Illustrate .ls inmiiab.e mod 4
lation and perfect harmony with the human
voice, by reason OF which It has ALREADY worked
It's way 10 The hearts of muliitud"s OF HAPPY
families, and caused 1t to become hiyhy pop
uar ~ an accompaniment to the social ana
sacred song.
Its power ean be made amply sufficient FOR
A large choir, and no Instrument in the world
harmonizcs SO perfectly with the human voice
II seldom gets out of repair and may be
used for years without getting out Of fpw
Price varies according 10 SIZE. and also
whether single or double sets Of reeds.
Terms made known on application.
D. DA\fpRTH.
b. The subscriber will also give ins,rue-
ton on the Instrument. Also tune and repair
Pianos Just received a good supply OF Piano
strings, No. S6--tfl
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Piano rortcs &c.

Piano GOrtcs &C.
THE subscriber keeps constantly
Tor sale the largest stock of Pianos
w f" in the city, principally from CHlck.
ERfSG and Nrss's and CLARK. Those ar, nm.
qucstonably the hes, manufacturers in the u.
States. Also, at all times Guitars from MAR.
TIN, together with Victims, Accordeons, etc.
All the late and fashionable music, with prs
ceptors. etc, etc.
HENRY PARSONS.
10 Camp street, Nce Orl,ans.
Jas" 3, 1893. n?7-ly
~ NJ BAiLY 4 co, No. 35 Canal ri. and
N - Common st., New Orleans Wholesale
Grocers, and dealers in fine brandm vine,
liquors, and staple goods, coffee. sugar, tea,
salt moasses, Hour, bacon, lard, beet, pork,
steamboat and plantation supplies, etc.
Dec. 25, 1889. n26-iy
EDWARD THOMPSON. WILLIAM l.. ALLEN.
TNHOMpSON, ALLEN, 4 co, Wholesale
l. Grocers, and Deaiers IN rhoics Wines and
Liquors Nos. ~ and % Common street, New
Orleans.
Goods al the lowest marked price and ruar
anteed in every particular J. L. SHANkH
SAN. ngspERsos. ALEX. HENDERSON
$. 8 A. HENDERSON, 4 Co,
GUCCESSORSto Litllejohn 4 Henderson
- Wholesale 0roc RI. No. 66 Magazine 81
corner Of Naiehez. New Orleans.
lrnuafy :. iS5J "
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TINE Executive Board Of Managers, arpoih.
/ I'd by Mar-hall Lodge No. %, announce 10
the pubnc tha, the sih session Of the Institute
commenced on the Z h!Fd Noniay IN ssr'em-
Der and viii continue ten months, e'nbIa,iag
tao, seSsions--but no vacation ai ihe close oi
the irst--undeT the direction oi Inc following
FACULTY..
Rev THO . WLsDs u D.. frtsidse'
Mis- MAarEA fII1rGgIain, Wa Principal
Miss SrssS II. Fos1rr, English iaeratnrc
Mi.s l.. CoAxrtiA JUS, Ofnopeaiai Dtgari-
ynspi and French.
Miss E,izA NJ. BrBfos. Primary DEPARTMENT.
Miss AgAnttLA JEssnlr JpHs, Nasic, F'sHo
and Ggimr.
Miss l.. ConsgLiA IUsE, Nasic Organ
u. DAxruaIn, Prof'ssw NJ Vocal Ni"ic.
Course Of Study, and Charges per Scs-
sion, twenty Weeks.
pniwArY Dersnr,rSr.-Onhcgraphy,
Rcadlhg,and writing. pr session Of
fse mo hs, $40 %
Se-osD JusioR CtAs7.- Elementary les
CONS in htiamc,ir, Grammar, Geo
rraphv Natural Philosophy, Phis'-
oloey, and History sl2 90
FiEsr JUNIOR Ass.--EugliAh Cram
mar, Gcagi ply, Arithmetic conin-
ned, Natural Philosophy, Watts on
the Mind. flntany. Geology, Myihol
ogy, snd History. SIS 90
MnnLg CLAss.-thcmistry, Rhetoric,
Logc, Moral Science, Mental PHI
iosophy, Evidences OF Christianity,
Political and Domestic Economy,
Astronomy, Algebra Ancient AMI
Modern Language commenced. $40 90
SEsiug CLAss.--Aneiont and Modern
Languages completed, Gcomety.
Trirgu0mgtr.. and Is review VI iDriu-
or s,ades s2J 90
Composition throughout the course,
extra incidental expense for pupil
per session 81 90
Drawing and Painting, cgeh $40 90
Embroidery and Wax WofA, each 90
INSTRUMENTAL Music. $50 90
Use of Piano extra - 90
Vocal Music, per session, 90
Tuition payable at the end of earl session
pupiis viii be charged from the time Of en
trance, nn;l the close Of the Session. Doduc
tons made for protraoled sickness.
" Board can be obtained IN respectable
private families for all those ~ao may wish to
send to the Institute.
August D, ls5i.-2-ts
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MEDICAL.

hOcT ~ W. EhMLS. Narshall, Texas.
- Ollicc over M.ssgi. Mcdonald & San.
dcrs ueg drug store.
March 1, 1854.
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SURGEON DENTIST.

A &. MARTIN, resident Of Marhal for
IA I've years past. thankful tor past f.sors,
requests continuance Of the same. Having
received a fresh supply Of teeth and Instruments.
lie vii Pert teeth from one 10 a full set. with
ef without clasps.
Office at residence, second block east of the
square.
April 2. 1853 ~
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law PARTNERSHIP.

T f. WILLIAMS Attorney ct Lac, Mar
eJs shalI, Harrison county, Texas,
VIII continue the practice OF his profession,
and attend promptly 10 all business entrusted
10 HIS care, in HARRISON Cass Pamela, Rusk
Cherokee. Smith, Mood and Ip-bur counties
Business Of Estates particularly attended.
Aug 36--5y J. J. WILLIAMS.
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LADIES' SHOES.
A FRESH lot Of ladies' and misses fancy
"A Shoe, jus. received and tor sale By
G.. g.. GREGG y co.
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I4DJI VJR WIsIINIU.
'l'IlE tIsadrsght Certificate for land granted
l 20 G. }. williamson, administrator Of the
estate Of James Hughes, decreased .--lsi elas.,
No. a., dated March laih. 1888, for ouc.,hir,l
d a league, which Il not found. a duplicate w!
be applied for. r. A. pATIIID.
September 9th, 1884. 7-M
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nR. J. p. IIEKVEY. Office ON the North
- west corner OF the public square one
door north Of Brewer g. Adams
Marshall. March Is, 1851. ~.
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wM u FiNRsns d. HARRISON
DiERSo\. HARRIS y co, Maantae-
furrrs and Dealers IN Fashionable tiafh-
ng and Furnishing hoods, No Magazine,
corner of Canal street, New Orleans, La.
Mandatory, \ n BALDWIN 4 Co., No 1873
Mafk,, street, Newark, New Jersey, 1-y
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,Ni1rf n J0hnson'l NFicH HuHIng, N1HH
site ~ fhc pabiic Squire,
HAS just received, and is now opening q
large and handsome assortment Of
DRY GOODS,
which cannot be- surpassed Ia this market
consisting in par, d, the following articles
$50 pieces OF rich prints.
80 do French ningham-,
81 do fronch lawns
a fine assortment Of ladies fney dress good.
borage- bayadcrc robes, painted, -wis, iaco.
ns,, and cross.har mu,lins cot,onades, linens
hosiery, &c. a very large and choice sioc,