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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-03-11
TO ADV ENrlst. n

IWG ItiN ktfuEitCAk " One e the iprgssf
weekly paper. IN Eastern Tr,a. It.. circulation !.
chiefly IN that .eel,an Of country embraced unhn the
boundaries oi Ned River aud the tf,n,t, III. com.
tie. Of Harrison. tsss, Titus Bow Red River Fan.
aih Lamar. Hopkins, Colin, uI~hur smith Chero-
Nee. Rn.k Pamela, Shelby. San Augustine and Ma
cogd"h.s, ~ Texas. aud the parishes of xddo and
de soio, IN Louisiana have extended the Eeppbl,,an
a brIal support. and wide aud rapidly increasing
cncnlaiinn These counii.r ia Ie,as, II vii b. seen
by e'anrr al the map. emtnsc. the d-sirah!.
portion Of the state. and i,cine wei. adapted 10 III.
culture 81 cotton, are re,,dy settling With a wealthy
anu industrious Iopula iou They are ALREADY raia
bic Of adding annually Ia the comm-tcr uf \ca Or
leans. IN the article Of cotton asune ~ 800 go |
tins section Of country the population ut which musn
he near 10000 inhabitants, the Republican Is iucai-
I'll. Republican oi-rs fin. Inducements 10 ad,er.
sers ..i,oth az o,,,s AID abroad
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Al RICHER. Civil Engineer. resident ia
W. Marshall. has the honor II apprsing the
Planter. aud Merchants tina, he is prepared to
undertake the drawing Of plans, dfafls, models,
and Of every description Of mechanical and ar.
ehiisvlurai work.
He VIII also sup~rin,end the execution OF
all such work, and guarantee It's faithful per-
Torrance.
Fifteen years employment, by the French
G yernm-ni, and three diiiercn, patents for IN
MENTIONS, viii insure for him public confidence
For reference, apply to A. Kulter
February /. iSJi ns~~H.
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AILiJAM II. ES1li.L. attorney and
w Counsellor al Laic, Henderson, Kusk
Co, Texas, will practice in the District courts
of the sixth and in portion Of the iifih Judi
cial Districts also il the supreme and Federal
courts at Tyler. Undivided attention will be
given to all business ron6ded to his care Par
tcuar attention to the collection of claims and
the prompt remittance OF monies collected,
lie viii act as agent for the purchase aud sale
of land, and in the Investigation OF land titles
upon reasonable terms
Henderson, Texas, March 90, 1853. ~
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$500 RE " Ar D.

H1 SroLEs from the undersigned on the
n night of the l7th inst, on Ferry axe,
~ Caddo p,r,~h, la, two negro men,
named Tom aud ElIck, Ton Is about ~ or
30 wear, old, black cpmpl, xion about feet
8 inches high. weighs about 80 or 100 sounds
wore oil brown Jeans coat Ellck Is abou,
~ wears old. yellow complexion, quick spoken
about 6 feet high, Weighs about $50 or 100, has
a tetterH orm on hi head, which - considerable
Scared IN consequence. wor. oil l}nseJ \
coat. dy,d black, and brogan boots rode a
light bay horse, about ID hands high, years
old some white IN the face, nearly blind IN The
left eye. PAGES very last
SAID negroes are supposed 10 have hceh
stolen by an individual calling himself Samuel
DRYDEN, oi bis associates. aud We believe the
said Dryden Is the same person who was adj
yer,ised IN the Little Rock Democrat Of the
18th of October last. By the name OF Joseph
Powers, alias Duil, as having stolen two nc.
gfoes aud a mule in Arkansas county, and
committing sundry other crimes.
DR., den j. about 80 OF 80 years old, dark
SANDY hair, five feet nine OF ten inehe- high,
weighs about 80 lbs, thin yl~age night eye
tooth Of the upper jaw out, heavy eyebro~s,
and has a fine voice.
II stolen, We will give the above reward Tor
the apprehension Of the .hIci and negroes OF
800 for the negroes ANY information thank
fully received.
JAMES CHRISTIAN,
&. :. ROOM
lr Address Cookies Store, Cadio parish,
Louisiana
February ~, 1881. IT,
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Mr. t,tfI'R<E,\.

Doeuerreoiypisi. from Watches, Mss
Vl'llL praetIce his profession IN Marshall
w for -hor, time-probablY about two
weeks Ills pictures are The hncs' we nave
ever seen, exhitsiing liie-lke appearance Pc
Guitar to tine portraits III
Ladies and Gentlemen are invited 10 eau
and examine his specimens,
81. has a. .oeat,d himself with Mr.. ll.rrnp,
on the ives, side OF the pablie square
March ~, 1851
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ADMINISTRATIONS SALE.

ADNl\lSl KAIio\ SALE.
MILL be sold before the courthouse door
w IN the town OF Mar,hall, between thc
hours Of 10 o'clock, A NJ and 1 O'Clock r. NJ,
on the first Tuesday IN April next on a credit
of twelve months,
FIRE Acres Of Land,
situated a few hundred yards south Of the
public -qnare of said town, and near the con
icmplntrd Railroad depot Sold a. the prop
criy Of Allen Finley deceased, by order Of
the probate court of Harrison county. Por-
cha-cr- to give bond Nth two good securities
and a mortgage on the property
CiHtRl WILSON, Admir-
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FRAups N FLorH.-purchasers OF Hour
would do well to have every barrel weighed
saws he New York Express. many frauds
in the weigh, having '";a!> co'"e To hight
as we are informed 10 some cases me
weight has been found so fall some twenty
pounds below the standard. Just now
when prices are so entraVagan'y h'gh, 'h's
ia consideration not TO be overlooked.
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4 FkiNH ARRItiL
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.

"a JuhnsuH bri'A btniHHF
1--WE subscriber be-- leave 10 Inform the
/ pubhc tina, he ha- lust received, and j.
-lii receiving, large supply of fail aud win
ter goods, direct from New York aud Boston.
which have been ,ery carefully selected by his
brother, Levy.
The following are some Of The articles
100 picce- Of rich prints;
80 pieces OF kentucky jeans.
a large lot oi Kentucky lp,cy-.
Fluuncl>. kcrsel-, and ea~lnel- also fine as
-orimcni of ladies' ianc} drcs, goods, dc aince.
,sulh aud fancy coluf>) alparcas, black and
fancy. ca--imerc-, motluoes, drcs. silks, fancy
-hawis. etc, besides host OF otherartie too
numerous to mculIon.
lie has plso received very large assortment
of Ready Made Clothing, manufactured b, his
brother "a New York Also, splendid nssori-
ment OF boots, shoes, aud hais, from the man
u'aslofy at Boston, whieh he wsll sell very
cheap for cash.
lie invites hi- old fiicuds and customers TO
call and examine lbs stock, before purchasing
elsewhere lie siil charge nothing tor show
my his goods
NJ LEVY
Marshall, Nov. II. 1888. MI -Gu.
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T. W AD We X tbs T. " T. \ rs
CITATION.
In The District Court IF Harrison County,
1eras 49, No. I539.
Turner G. Pierce aud OxIa. Taylor.
William ;. Taylor.


t'uHiN " uhi's"'s
To hr sheriff Of sad County. GREETING;
A'IlEREAS, on tue 9th day Of December,
w 1853, Ozias J. Taylor and Turner g.
Pierce, residen, citizens Of the state and coun-
~ aforesaid filed their petition in my Office, Ia
substance rs follows to-wlt'
That William :. Taylor, resident Of the
city Of Mobile, state Of Alabama, Is justly III
debicd TO petitioners In the sum OF one hun
dred and three 3O.I00 dollar, for goods.
wares, and merchandise sold and delivered To
the sand Taylor, at his special instance and re-
quest, On the 18th day Of December, 1851,
aud at divers times thereafter between the
said 18th day of December and the 10th Of
March 1889, as will more fully appear from
annexed account or bill of particulars, contain
ing and euumcraling the dates and prices for
the various article. 50 sold and delivered, and
prayed to he taken a. part Of petitioners pen.
ton. plaintiffs further represent that defend
an; has wholly failed TO pay iheIh the said sum
OF one hundred and three $4,000 dollars, tho
often requested 50 to do. Prayer Iha, 'aid
defendant be cited to appear at the next term
of the District Court, 10 an-wcr hereto, and
for judgment against -aid defendant ior sad
sum Of one hundred and three 30l00 dollars
and costs Of suit And affidavit having been
made, "a the law requires, that the said VIE
liam :. Taylor Is a non resident OF the state
Of Texas, and resides beyond the jurisdiction
Of this court,
Nou are therefore commanded to summon
the said William ). Taylor. by publication ol
tins citation for four successive weeks III the
Texas Republican, a new -paper publlshed III
the town OF Marshall, TO be and appear al tht
District Court Of Harrison county, AZ the
/ Courthouse In the town Of Marshall, on The
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RON the subscriber at Green. -
j wood Cadho parish, Louisiana, Z
on thc aota day ct June, A. %. 1853, q
O negro man aged about 80 years, Of -
black complexion, and about five feet .ix or
seven nche. high said boy j. an African, aud
speaks quite broken. ! purchased -ad boy
from O. T. Roberts sherII of upshur county,
Texas lie has been owned by d.ilrrcnt per
SON, u Western Texas A liberal reward Niil
be- given lor thc apprehension aud delivery f
the bey to mc az Grccnw nod, Ia or hi- CON
6nement IN Jail, So That get him.
j The STATE Gazette, at Austin. Texas.
vii please copy for three months and forward
it, account 10 this office for payment.
DAVID J. HOOKS
Marshall Dec 5, 1888 2ltf
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'1,HE Headlight certificate No o. for s3e
] acres OF land, issued to hcnf, i.a,ler a,
the Sept. term OF the Disific, Court OF Pamela
county, on the 25ih Dec. isAt II not t"und
within the time prescribed by law, applealtor
will be madc Tor duplicate. " !. BERRY.
Admin,sraior o, he estate II Lasisr
Feb 9afj 1881. NO II -.ieif)
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II now appears frem official statements
that the Crystal Palace speculation VIII
turn out grand failure The entire cap
ital stock, all the receipts. and one hui"
d,ed and twenty thousand dollars mere
have been spen,, thus leaving the company
Ia debt
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Prudence" said Edmund Hurks. sis
no, Only the iirs, in fank OF the virtues po-
i,;cal and moral, hut she Ia the director,
the regulator. the standard OF them all
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ExrRAvAcANcn.-The epaule'ts worn
by Prince Albert, when in the full costume
are worth the tr'iing sum OF s2,'oo--"
small farm on each shoulder.
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MEDICAL. NOTICE.

nR WIN r AJ.EXADER Announces to
} to the citizens o. Marshall and vicinity
that he ha. removed to Mr.. Bells, the first
house north Of DR. Mar ms residence, where
he will be prepared to give his undivided attcn-
ton to the business Of his profession. All
orders left at his room will be promptly attcn-
dcd to. Office up stair, IN Gurus II Ta} Tor,
new building when completed.
Marshall, Jan :. 1884 2.lf
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There died 1T Moscow, on the 'th oc>
tober, soldier, named Peter Sosnows"y,
aged I.2 years, month, 20 days,
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SURGEON DENTIST.

e. MARrIN, resident Of Marhall Cor
: ~ i've years past, thankful Tot past iayor-,
request, continuance Of the same Having
received a fresh supply of teeth and instruments.
he will insert teeth from one to a full set, win
or without CLASPS
Once at r, sdcnce, second block, cas-, Of the
square
April ,, 1888. ~
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MARSHALL. lNATITuTE,
OR YOUNG LADIES AND GIRLS,

Marshall, Harrison county, TerSs.
THIS Institute, sitoated In a retired part of
! the beautiful town Of Marshall. will b.
opened for the reception Of pnpi!s, on the IL.
Monda, In Sep'.mbe and continue 10 months
The design Of the Principal Of This establish
mcut. Is TO furnish parents and guardians al
the facilities Of PERMANENT scuocL for tho
edues,ion Of their daughters and wards with
all the advantages Of a well furnished. com'no-
dicu- building, ample apparatus, and highly ed
uca,ed, experienced teachers. The course If
instruction viii be- most thorough. 10 the lower
ard higher ENsfisu BRANCHES, with particular
attention to MATHEMATICS. Latin and French
will also be taught the latter by nnliv.
Frcnchuau. graduate of one Of the mos, eel
ebrated UNIVERSITIES on the continent.
The Music Department viii be under the
control of teacher who Is equally competent
10 instruct upon the ORGAN. Pane, or Guitar
H. % word cscry effort Will be- made to present
all III. advantages If older and long established
, schools IN other parts OF the country, The
discipline will be- administered kindly and
firmly By the Principal. Pupils viii hc required
To- attend public Worship on the Sabbath the
Principal always giving the parent or guardian
the prs irro of selection 81. ong the four
churches IA the village, at the time OF en-
traucr.
The rare. Of tuition and board are as fol-
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d ! T. ID

Al shrvrpor. Ia on Tuesday mornirg Of ,,"ral
me"'"gn' ADELAIDE PAIL, aged eleven year.
daughter If Mr.. Many l.lly wife Of Martin Tally
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The Legislature Of Ma'"e, o" the 'o'"
inst, elected the Hon. "" P''"e'-~''de"
United States Senator.
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Louis Napoleon has decreed the coinage
ri five aud ten france pieces IN gold
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The ealoric ship Ericsso" left New iork
on the i7th inst, on her trial TIP
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y T. " tUI T. Il T/S T. HE y :

BOOKS, BOOKS, BOOKS .!
WE are Just in receiP, Of large and well
w selected lot of school books, including
all the authors usually taught in this country
Having been in the Book trade at Marshall
ever since the year one, We feel confident that
our prices viii suit all.
Teacher, and parents are particularly re-
lnes,od to call and examine, before buying
elseu here.
All orders from the country promptly al
tended to.
G. G.. GREGG q co.
March II, 1881.
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AnNI\IsTR ALTON NOTICE.

ALTON NOTICE.
ENTERS of Administration were granted
i to the undersigned, on the estate Of WI
liam DAVIS, decreased, al the February term, a.
H. 1854 of the county coari pertaining to de-
ceased persons. IN and for the county OF Tar,
ri,ou, Texas This Is therefore TO notify all
persons having claims against said estate, to
prrsen, them within the time prescribed by
law, aud those indebted to make immediate
payment,
AR\ER HOW ARD. Adm.
March ! 1854 ~ TT
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MEDIC VI. [ ARD.

hOCTORS \ y & T. T. NJ johnson have
- associated Themselves IN the practice OF
Medicine
~ Office one door west of the City Drug
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MI Illt \ | i.

hOcT \. ". EAliES, Marshall, Texas
} Othee over Mc,srs. Mcdonald q S.n
dcr'- new drug store.
March !, 1881
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A NEW SCHOOL.

DcIlE undersigned re-opctcd hi- school on
l Monday last, near the southeast corner
OF the pubic square, IN tbs place, and w,ll con-
time un.il the 5th OF jane, ensuing
RATES OF TUITION,
Rcad.ng, Writing, and Spelling, $40
Higher hngh-h branches, Is
Ancient Languages and Mathematics, 30
Ne deduction made for lost time, except 70
pFotracled sickness,
JOHN :. ANDERSON
Marshall, January It, 1854, u25ii.
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NJ " rim VI.

NEW FIN VI.
WILSON. DiDE. ~ co,
(Norih.cast corner Of the ruhlr Square, cp-
po,ite the Planters ilotcl)
INlE undersigned having formed partner
l ship IN the nrefcaaiile business, bog leave
to inform the public shat they have OF hand a
GOOD supply OF isjlf aud Fancy Drs Geoss
Hsr,i,osse, Que .s-a ?, dc. and eApcct soon
To add largely to their present stock.
We intend oii.nng unusual Inducements IN
the way of priec-, a. Well a. goods, and shall
be pleased To have YOU call on us. that We may
convince yon II is your interest to give Ii, a
liberal share OF your patronage. liolang "a
merit all We ask. We asc
iosr obed,ent servants,
JAMES H. WILSON,
LEE ". DADE.
T. hrll, Jan !, 1894 nelly.
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ADVERTISING INDEX.

We give below Indes To our Veits-incn,- which
viii be fund very ro,eui.ni for reference Profess.
ional in.b merchants, aud mechanic. III Marshall
Jefferson. Shreveport, and elsc~h Will find !, 10
their AL, antag. to hay. their namcs and business IN
this list.
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ia | have secured the SERVICES Of
THs Nj ], NJ Bailey Ia connection with
the 40ute establishment, Who earric~ on the
saddle an1 harnsss husiNcss 10 All ii- branches
Whore customers ard travellers can be ai,ctdod
To- at short notice.
Oct % lS.jJ JN
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- | VIII. soil or rent. on fvorablr
fii,, term, 'hai elegant three siotl building
k3sA known ~ the Marshall i3icl. situated
on the south side O, The public square 10 Mar
shalt. Texas. together ~ith the household aad
siiclcu tafuhuFe belonging go it, The lIottl
is large and commodou-. having the necessary
outhou~es, good garden spot, srd many o'htr
coueemeure-. Ii Is an excellent tavern stAnd,
and H. there Is bat one other hotel IN the place,
present. a desirable location Tot any one de-.
ring Go 20 into ihi. business Hesdes, Mar.
shall j. a pleasant, healthy place, with tAc bt,t
society. and everything calculated 10 render q 4
d. sirabe place of residence. II is also the
great tho7uughiaio from Mississippi and krd
River to western Texas. The travelling custom
TO hotels is very great,
Also. for sale, Ass acres Of choice land ~
ing seven miles Northwest of Matdaii Til,
lnnd Is well watered, heavily iimhercd, and
close TO navigation. II will be sold IN body,
or divided into lots 10 suit purchasers.
For more particular information IN relation
10 the above property, apply TO
MRS. l.. II. NcCOWN.
Marshall. Iexas. Dec, - l>53 I223.f
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Law Notice.

GRANVILLE LEWIS. iHorHey al iqm
" has removed from Jefferson 10 Marshall.
lie will continue the practice of law IN Cas-
and other counties in the sixth Judicial district
and in the supreme and federal courts at Tyler
June I, 1888. ~
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Board eau be obtained with the Principal by
paving IN advance, Mt the yrfy low ya,.s u
$50 90 tor 10 months. H. all eases the pupil
will bee expected TO remain, from the time Of
entrance. iiil the close of the session bu, for
those VITO prefer attending bat hall OF tho
-c~-iou, Just oae.halt of the preceding rates
VII be charged No dedu,iion- excepting for
proira, ted sickness. A limited number Of
Young ladies' will he rcr.isei a. Parton Bard
ers, Who viii be allowed. at the discretion Of
the Principal, 10 make and receive visits.
Bills tor Board aud Tuition payable .ci,i-
annually
EMMA W. BONFOEY, Prineiqal.
Juls a. l>53 ui-ly
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JOHN VI. GLOW Err,
MEktli\I / NOR,
IA KEEPS on hand superior article. Of
~ cloths, cas~incrcs, and vesiings, PLAIN
LII and fauey, which he viii make ~ tu
order and sell low for cash. lie KEEPS fegu.
lark ads isci ot the latest fashions shop on
the north. west corner Of the public square,
Ma,hal Texas.
Two loururymen wanted.
Oct ~, 1881. nli-tf
hooks! OOOks!! lIOOks!!:
I>It undersigned are RECEIVING hnc a.
/ ,orlmrnl of school book :. choice. histor
zeal. religions and standard ard miscelaucou
books quantity OF unY,l-, albums, pOrl
tolios, Letter, fool-cap, and record paper, en-
s,opcs Of all kinds, pens, INKS, aud motto
waters, sc, &c.
\Ol\ 4 JOHNSON
Apnl ., So
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DIE IL known and made manifest ~ whom A
Land once Of me United states. al ely d O.
Lind issued BY The register Of The vgina land Of
lhe apart ohee soldiers
once military warrant No sls December io4s
Sally Pence, Of Ray and John and Al
y s H.o" esaa s Tso@s. a. ssa'hs c. and William T. nsn,
bue Of seou county and Richard p shburne, Of J.sIson
Land Once exchange military warrant $40, ITO
issued September 49, ie4o In the Of the aforesaid Alvin
once exchange military warrant, No. saa 4l4 10 81
W"i ISSUED 's''"''S - ''' INC '''As . 's
Land Office exehaLg military warrant sat- aces
issued september s45 the Of the aforesaid Richard r.
LshiburLe. r
issued ssh day Of November saa and Land Once exchange
military warrant No sso for ssS acres issued December is4o
Tbs above warrants were issued in consideration
years services by Richard Lgbtbune caenant in the
Virginia during the Of the revolution, and favor Of
their asSignea Of warrants numbered a3a aud e,l3o
ss are duplicate warrants, ssed part original warrant No
the Of the beos Lieutenant Rich
rant wa. lost or destroyed.
Land Once duplicate No aI47 100
al warrant 24 which issued Joshua Tagses Deem
in ,e Virginia line destroyed half
q The said duplicate warrant No aa wus assigned 20 George
county, Indiana wife, Sarah Harrs The sole heir aiaw
and child & Joshua mSsse aSoss no. 90
sued November H. sis in lie name George Hardin
DISH Elizabeth scoed Nancy Brewer Samuel W. Butler
heirs q John Butler which warrant NO. as "a aup
John Butler April 49, 1885, in consideration Of bis
gna line and which original No 4os was lost Or de
have made application 10 the Land
Once und states obtain land scrip under The provision
The act Of Congress Of August 81 s o ne H ss
himself aud the before named heirs
OF Lieut. Richard Lighbume.
Bloosrsaros, Monroe county, State Of Indiana,
October IL, 1853.
Nov e4--law3m
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CHOCOLATE, Cocoa, and Broms.-w. BAKER cos
Vanilla broma,
which FIRST premiums have been awarded by the chief
Union principal groceries
States and by their
tussey Murray York Twells, Philadelphia
Brundige baltimore; Dudley,
Oslo; aud 8 H. Howell, Georgetown, d. G.
WALTER BAKER, CO.,
Ap3-dly Dorchester, Mass.
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THE holders following debt issued BY Tic
State of Virginia, Tedeemabc eth March, 1874,
and afterwards within eAeedng fifteen viii take
that the commissioners the sinking fund.- created by
ss Of The general assembly Virginia. passed the sp day Of
March, 1888, will VI March, 1854,
the treasury Of the Commonwealth
aforesaid The holders required the said
March
auditor and whether surrendered not interest thereon will
cease o e that day.
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Lost Land Warrants.

NOTICE hereby given enclosed land
IN Clark, OF Washington city,
which miscarred, and lost One the
Henry No. 237f9 for 100 The
No. 81 26, Of VIM Mcclure.
warrants by
wananees have upon General
Land Once while make application Tor their renewal
GREEN ". GOBLE.
Dec 20-lav6ws