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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-06-07

II EEP constantly on hand large stock Of
IA Goods in their line, suitable for all seasons
Of the year, and Of every variety ol style and
gr sds, including good and varied stock Of No
tious, ac., which they Offer to the trade en- as
favorable terms as can h~ obtained cf any house
10 he Wss' aefia
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The Book OF the Season has Arrived.
THE MAY FLOW Err from the pen OF Mrs
l. Harriet Beecher Stowe, can be found an he
counter of Messrs. GRAHAM CAVE
May /, 1888.
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Cxov11 HOUSE

ID. w. c LOV L r,
Corner of Walnut and Second Streets,
MUS.ATfNE. IOWA.
- ONice Of the Upton, Marion, Davenport
and Uskaleosa Stage Lines.
March %, 1855.
DRESS GOODS.-A large and varied stock o.
~ Silk Tissues, Satin striped, figured aid
plain, Bsreges, Lingarellas, Coup D. Flats, Ty
y,leans, French Jaconets and Brliianfs, Lawns,
A., Just received hv P ID. FOSTER.
April %. 1852.
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n ALyANIZED Iron Pump Tubing for sale by
H lka sW TUCKER
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LEATHER! LEATHER y
SADLERY, HARDWARE

Az NHOLESALE and Retail Dealer In Hides, Las.
~ ther, Tanners Oil and Shoenakerss Findinxt
have on hand full and complese assortment
OF LEATHER AND FINDINGS OF EVERY DEs-
CRIPTtoN AND QUALITY. OH stoA coapri-
ses the following vaffety:
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] iRL OIL, spirit Ga.. Llnseet Gil, Copsl,
IL iaSAr. Demar and C,sch VAR ,sh, on hand
q t.ivss REYNOLDS Orug Store.
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Also, Lasts, Boat Trees, Crimpipg Boards, Pegs,
Thread and every variety OF shoemakssss kH.--
We shall at all times be fully supplied with oil the
above hse ntioned articles We respectfully invite
Merchants and Manufacturers TO call aad EXAMINE
our stock and prices. We feel conhdont thai ~
can sell them upon favorable terms ~ can be
had in the West. Our arrangements and facilities
are such thatour goods are furchased for cashand
al hi st cost.
Care and strict attention will be given 70 afffn4
orders.
CASH PAID FOR HIDES.
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RI. =. Woodward,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

Dry GOODS AND CLOTHING,
uDsss, shess, nass, Caps ssA Hstisas,
No. -, MAIN STREET,
Dssth side, between Ihira and Fourth Streets
KEOKUK. IOWA
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so00 REWARD!!!

STOLEN from the undersIgne on
4o The nigh, Of the 18th February last, on
Ferry lake, Caado parish, Louisiana,
" two negro men, named TOM and ti.-
ICk. Tom j. about Is or 30 yearn Old, blaeA
complexion, about feet inches high, weighs
about 100 or 100 pounds, wore oil brown
leans uox,. Elli,k is about - years old, yell
low comp ',xion, quick spoken, about = iee'
HIGH. weighs ahou, $50 or lfN, has letter
aorm or hi. head, which "a considerably scar
red 10 consequence wore of linsey sack coat,
died black, and brogan boots rode light bay
horse, about Is hands high years old, sor'e
white in the face, nearly blind in the le'l eye,
PAGES 3ery last.
SIND negroes are supposed to have been
stolen by an individual calling bimself Samuel
Drydea. or his associates and We believe the
aid DRYDEN is the same person who was adj
ycr,ieed In the Little Rock Democrat, OF the
2sth Of October, 1853, by the name OF Joseph
Powers. alias Daft, as having stolen two ne
uroe- and o mule In Arkansas county ard COM
hitting suudry other crimes.
DRYDEN is about 81 or 80 years old, dark
sandy hair, FIVE feet nine or ten inches high
weighs about $50 pounds, thin usage, right
eye.tooih Of the upper jaw cut heavy eye.
brows, and has fine voice.
II stolen, We will give til above reward for
the apprehension of the thief and negroes, or
800 Tor the negroes. Any information thank
fally rtseised, .... ,,,,,.,..,r,
JAMES CHRISTIAN,
C. S GROOM.
~ Address, Cookies Store, Caddo pari 81
Louisiana.
October 9sfh. 1854
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sion, Twenty Ncrks
PRIMARY DEFAKrNEST.--Ofih0R
Reading, and writing, per session VI
five M qths, $40 90
SEcosD IusioH cLAss.--Elementary les
sons in Afithmetie, Grammar, Geo
Qraphy, Natural Philosophy, Paisi-
ology, ard History sl9 30
Flasr JUNIOR CLAss.--fnglish Gram
rnr Geography, Arithmetic contin-
ued. Natural Philosophy, Nstts On
the Mind, Botany, Geology, Nylhoi
oey, and flis,oy. sl5 90
MlpnLg CLAss.--Chemistry Rhetoric,
Logic, Moral Science. Mental PHI
losophy, Evidences of Christianity.
Political aud Domestic Economy,
Astronomy, Algebra, Ancient and
Modern Languages commenced. $40 90
SENIOR CLAss.-Aueient and Modern
Languages completed, Geometry.
1ra0nometry, and review oifofin-
er studies $40 90
Composition throughout the course,
extra incidental expense for pupil
per session 81 90
Drawing AVID Painting, each $40 90
Embroidery and Wax Work, each 90
instrumental Music $40 90
Use Of Piano extra 81 90
Vocal Music, per session, %
Tuition payable at the end Of each session
Pupil. will be charged from the time Of en-
trance, until the close Of the session. Dedue
tons made for protracted -irkness.
Gl~ Board eau be obtained In respectable
private families FOR ali thos. who may wish TO
send to the lnstitgte
August b. isJi-2-n
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~ Magazine Street, Nsr Orieam
~ YALE JR., & CO., ~ Magazine s,,,
y. New Orleans, Wholesale Dealers IN h
ported Ntaplsand Fancy Siihs and Nirar Ges
Ldces. Embroieries, Giores, Mmiiiias, Frsg,
Brdlds, Buttons, Gfmps, trimmings If aAtis
Bpnnsts, Sird,o Hais, Ribbons, Ariis,s
Fiowers, Millinery Articles, aud Rich fs,,
Dress Goods Of all kinds. A full and conp.,
assortment OF every thing in their line Of i.
very latest fashion, constantly on hand Ccs-.
~ Merchants visiting this City are respec,fsg,
invited to call and examine before purehas,v
e. YALE, JR., & co.
81 Magazine street between
Common and Grasv,
Ian 10 l2Se
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Saddlcry Wareh...

SIGN OF THE GcLDtt HoRsgUg.,
No. 6 Magazine street, and No ~ Canal.
O. MAGEE Il kNEASS Nanas
rers and Importers of Saddle
~ Saddlcry Hardware, Harness r.. ~
Carpet Bags, &e.; Leather, Maieri,l, ~
findings for Saddiers, Coach, Tru,, ~
Shoemakor-, comprising one of the -
and most complete assoriments to be foprs
this city,
PtouoHs-Carcy, Dudley, and p.,
Ploughs, OF every description and s;x, VI
RrGALfA-L O. O. +, Masons, and 3 49,
Regaiia, and paraphernalia of every dex..
ton; the largest and most complete 49,.
men. to be found in the United States.
INDIA RUBBER MELTING, PACKING. A.
Magee and Kneass are the principal 40.
for the Boston Betting Company, for ,bs ,.'
Of India Rubber Beltingand Packing for .,s''
Joints and boilers, Hose Of every sin :
gcther with complete assortment Of All 4
scrpiions of lndn Rubber Goods, which N,
offer at the lowest market rates.
u Look for the Large Horse standiu,
the door at Magazine street,
January 7, 1854. IL
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NEW 0RLElys-..Coniinued.
Wholesale Book L stationery house'
BURNETT 4 BOSTW1Ck,

UUNNHss 4.
- cANr STREET, y. o" !"
PsossAs'' and Jsse,s e np"s' "na -, Inv.
EMm NV - -, uools
err :" o"' arg 80
anu ''.a''ont't' " ,s,.n,is
nave 10 s'o1s, "n' =. MI w., ". s,'';naI ny
receiving euni'o',s ''oa' al Wv rr". s.a,,s
hshefs ana hana,"0'a'ei , u 'u ,s 80, and
an" h"'f -, a.. S.,,,h ,nd h.in,
most complete OF any ~ 'ns .oa'', ~, Of ons
as largely engaReo w P'''a, LEA k,s;an am s,.'
Northern eoIeu'Po'"'e, "'' ..,'s4-,,,,,a,s ia
to"cry a''ee' ron ,,. "" o.. .rnrl,,ng On, ems.
'he "ofd' our 'a''l'',7 i'' -, i, a.. aud
toners w'th eoop'eW ''v.N 'n,i,od hy no
stationery az low P''S'h, ' ss.. ~ ,bs Noy,b
"o"se ~ s''s sui, NV ny ~ every denar,.
Our s'p.s ''n'p'' .,.s p;"a,a,,,y rrayel
mem W '''''i .,hool
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.4DJEN FANCY DRESS GoODS.

LAUjEN FANCY DRESS GOODN,
lust received. one Of the handsomest sloc.
y embracing the greatest variety Of ladies
Fancy Dress Goods ever brouch, to Marshall
which are offered for sale at reduced prices
consisting ln part Of plaid printed Cashmeres
solid. all wool Diancs, ten different co'prs
plaid, ri wool il laines' rich figured y LANES.
satin pbtd Cashmere; -upef-ro.nted Cash
mercs fancy phil ChalY Pan. plaid silk.
brocade Do chene dos black figured do; blk
satin plaid do gro- De- Rhine do; blk watefed
do -ALso--
Super plaid Gingham, green larcgc black
do, colorcd flofeuces Linen cambric Hdkf-;
children, wool io-ei hd'es spun silk Vests,
mems spun SIX under Vests, super gro- d.
RAne Cmat@ ladies black and coored KID
Gloves; mems kid and buck do ladies' twist.
ed sin Ntts ehdreu's 10. do silk Gloves
blk lace Wells. coored worsted Braids; bleach
cd cotton Cord black sir velvet RIBBON sll
wi6lhs. black and colored ,ilk Brad- great
variety Of new style Dress TRIMMINGS Jaeouet
Muslin; cheek Cambrc Victoria Lawn. tndia
null Muslin Nainsook Muslin Jaconei Edg.
ing-. etc. new style Bonnet Ribbons, Hantua
do: ladies' AIR aud satin Hanillas, black and
c0lofrd ladies' fancy moriuo Ialnlas gents
satin Scarf do spring Stocks aud do, Opera
Ties; blue Grape pluk and blue Grape llslri
lad les spun suk liose ; Ingram do gents
Cashmere Gloves; ladies' DO; ladies' beaver
ana buck Ganntlei~; Chemisoties and undcr-
sleeves white. bne and pink TarIaton. To-
ge'her Wiih many other new articles, Which we
would be pleased TO r.ll
G. G.. GREGG & co
G,...r.l.u "a f4st
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FRESH ARklN AL
,>iW they Come, and q Coming >
~ Bags Of shot;
~ 800 lhs o; bar lead
% keg- and half kegs Of powder
10000 percussion caps
80 bags of coarse and fine salt
- bhIs Of 81 Louis -four
do White beans
do muceerel, nos ! Rnd }
30 bags OF Rio coffee
30 bbls Of sugar
- boxes star candles
IS do rosin soap
20 do Of tobacco
rs do Western Reserve cheese
ticfres Of rice
30 bbls and half hhla Of n q. molasses.
30 kegs Of Nails, &c, &e
BESIDES
We have salmeu, roe, behring's. and Goldfish,
figs, rhisius, candies and nuts of all kinds,
and a variety Of fancy eatables too numerous
to mention. Cali and see for yourselves, ut
TiIETFORD " WILSON'S.
April Is, 1854.
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THE Executive Hoays Of Managers, appoint
l cd by Marshall IeGigs No. ~, announce TO
the public that the 9Th session OF The Institute
commenced on he Third Mondag in Septom-
Der aud will continue ten months, .mnTaein.
two. ssssions--but no vacation at The close OF
The arst--under the direction Of tie following
FACULTY.
Rev. THO. D Wusos, u. d., President
Mi.s MARrnA 1IrTLxrlfLp, Wee PrinciPaL
Miss susAs H. fosTEH, Eagiish Liisraiars.
Mics l.. CoEsrIM JusE, OsHamSniai Depari-
snsaf and French.
Miss ELIZA NJ Bunroy, Primary Department
Miss ARABELLA JsssErr JusE, Hastc, Piano
and Guiigr.
Miss /. foRlELgA Jusr. Nus'r, Organ
IA n.w...a.r., DID, ~ isa.sf U5futr
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CuE.P, tuEApFR, tNLlrEsT!


NJ LEVY has Just opened, "a ha Old stand,
vi. on the North side Of lhc Public Square,
a largo and new assortment Of we'll feleciod
IALL AM WINTER GOO0S.
% which he respectfully oitcs i'e attention Of
his old customers and the publr generally.
lie feels assured, from thg superior 81 u aud
advantages with which his stock has been be-
lccted that be J. able TO supply the citizen. Of
Marshall apd vicinity with the cheaper best
Goodsevcr offered IN this mafkei. lie has on
hand mrec supply Of Ladies'
ran Y AND DRESS GOODS,
consisting Of the latest and most fashionable
style. tina, CA. be- procured in the New York
ard phiiadel phia markets
Tie has also an band fine supply Of Gen
llemeu'- Winter Clothing, 10 either with Roots,
Shoes, Hats Gaps. etc, of every variety and
style He is also prepared to furnish planters,
on the most reasonable terms, with every kind
of Plantation Goods, such ~ Negro Clothing,
Hats, Blankets, Russell Shoes. eic, etc IN
line, he ia supplied with everything the people
want and must have. Just come aud examine
for yourselves, and yoa Will thereby save -
per cent, and greatly oblgo your friend,
October ~, isbi NJ LEVY.
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CITATION.
CITATION.
In Justices Court, January Term, 1865.
r. VI. Campbellys John II Powell
THE STATE OF TEXAS,

usRNis0S COUNTY,
10 any lawful officer ef SAIL county, & Getting :
NOij nfc hereby eommanded to cite John
l. H. Powell by publication in some news
paper Published in your county, to be md ap.
pear before me at my office in Eiysan Fields,
on Saturday, the 9Th day Of January, A. ID.
1855, AT ten O'Clock, A. ~, 10 answer the COM
plain, of r. N, Campbell, in plca OF debt due
by note, as follows.
On the first day of March, 1851, promise
TO pay +. w. Campbell, OF bearer, fifty dollars
for value received of him, this March 9th, 1853.
Signed, Jo1s II. POWELL.
VIII credit Of sat lb-l0o, given pcecia.
ber 9th, 1861.
Herein fail not aud make due return Of this
writ ns III. law directs. Given under my hand
this December 10th, A. y. 1851.
JOS. Is. STROUD, J. p.
December 23I, 1854.
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CHARLES DECHuRT.

FASHIONABLE moor AND SHOEMAKER,
south ~s.i corner u ,lie pubic sqaafs
II EErS constantly on hand large assor,-
IN ment Of ladies and geniemens boots and
shaes, OF his own manufacture also good
supply Of sole aud upper leather for sale.
From his long experience and close attention
10 the business he hopes to have acontinuanec
Of that patronage heretofore 80 literally be-
slowed On him. All orders promptly attended
%, and work warranted.
Nov -, 1851 nlsy
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READY MADE lLOiillNG.
ytts.y Nfs}rs inst ps.sfY,tf and Ia, 4 al

--latest Styles Just Reccire9, aud for Sale
81 ior Figures.
DROWN cotton jeans drawers; brown net
} do; meiiuo drawers aHd under SHIRTS cot.
ton do superior linen bosom shirts. linen
shirt collars fancy opera ties blanket coats
AMI over sacks; blanket register and paltos ,
black doe skin; blue cloth fancy cassimrre
fancy tweed, and brown cloth registers and
paltu- blaek mqhair, and broad cloth over
sscks blnck French cloth ialmas; fancy Eng
ish tsetd pants fancy ca,sin.f pants black
salrct ppuis' grey Hai'nei pants fancy Eng.
g'ish ea.simei pants, black doe hin sud fancy
doe sain pants.
Double. breasted satin vests; satin vests R!.k
rolling collars black figured satin vests black
figured gsenaiinc vests fancy grenadine vests;
fancy slk plush velvet vests black cassimer
vests; cashmere opera vests fancy woolen
velvet vests, double breasted and roiug col.
lars; fancy oashmeet vests black French
cloth igock coats black French c.oth drss-
coats
We invite the attention Of all before pur-
chasing elsewhere, as We feel confident our
stock viii compare wi.h any in Marshall IN
quality and price.
G. G. GREGG Is co.
August 10, 1851
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}. GNFoG. b. D. a.
&. q. GREl.l. \ 90,

(On the West side Of The Public SqaaTc)
nARsffALL, TEXAS,
Ar THE ON STAND or GHEGG + MY.
NIilERE We ~iil be- inost happy So serve
w our old friends and the public genera by
NJ dealers Ia Dry Goods, Hardpere. Cutlery
Wood Ware, G0esHsuare, line, faps, bm,-
nets, Boots, Shoes, Ready Nasie Clothing.
School Books, S'at.ou@E f., dc. where alt,
articles generally found in country stores, can
be had on the most favorable terms for cash
or on time to good prompt paying customers.
We tender our sincere thanks to the people
Of Harrison and adjoining counties for That
patronage so literally extended for the past
nine years, 10 our Mr. g g. Gregg, during his
connection with the late firms ci Evans, Gregg
a Key, ard Gregg q Key, pud most respect
fully solicit continuance o. She snnr TO our
ncw firm, hoping by a straight forward, fair,
upright course IN business, to merit the con
adencc of the people aud liberal share Of trade,
pledgiag ourselves to place our customers
on M equality, IN every respect, with those of
the best houses in Marshall. Al zoe ash is a
air irial
Marshall Ianmay /. 1851.
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BREWER AND ADAMS.
West Side of The Public Square.
fTAVE jus; received, and are now openin z
q carefully selected stock OF spring and
summer
staple and Tancy Goods,
10 which they invite the attention Of their old
customers and the public.
Their stock consists in part of The following
articles;
Berapes. plain and fancy schalley, plain !,
mu.inS. embroidered. dotted, and tarl,on !;
i,couet. plain. striped, and painted chcmi>
settles, with sleeves sleeve. separate capes,
collars, cuffs, mantlas, bonnets,
The --latest Boomer Has,
parasOh, fans, artificial flowers, number II
bridal wreaths, aud general assortment Of
ribbons, dc Also lot of
READY MADE CLOTHING.
Black cloth coats, black drap d'e,e coats, lincn
and alpaca coats NRsTs-back satin fancy
silk; white fancy marsollles vests. PAsrs--
Black doe skin, dmp d etc, white linen, and
cottoaade. Linen bosom hiri~, fancy and
plain Hans 49, Fashionable mclcskin, drab
beaver and otter, lcghoru, and panama.
We have likewise choice assortment Of
boots aud shoes china md glassware, crock
ory hardware, hoiloware, and castings.
Also a fine selection Of .addefy, game bags
guns, and bowie-kniye-, pruning knives, DC.
IN line, we have almost every article usual =
found in dry goods store Give "a call, and
We feel assured that we sill be enabled to give
satisfaction.
BREWER 4 ADAMS.
kprIl %. 1854 "
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JOHN y. SCOTT & co.
Us - Murray and ~ Warren s1assa
New ofk.
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~ VI. BAYLY & CO, No. 80 Canal 81 and
NJ - Common st., New Orleans Wholesale
GrOcers, and dealers IN fine brandt, yiae,
liquors, and staple goods, coffee, sugar, tea,
salt, moiasses, ilour, bacon, lard, beef, pork,
steamboat and plantation supplies, etc.
Dee. IS, 1852. n26-,v
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DISSOLUTION.

'INHE firm Of GREGG a. KEY is this day
| dissolved. All those indebted to the late
tirm will Apply to q. g. Gregg for settlement
q. G. Gregg will continue business al the
old stand. II. Key will commence business
about the first Of March, at the corner store
adjoining Young & Johnsons Drug Store.
G. q. GREGG.
II. KEY.
Marshall, Dec, 81 1888 n2i-ly.
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Furniture Warehouse.


NOuth.N eHlern Book store.
No. 80 Camp street, Nen Orleans.
AcGlNNlS a. CARVER, Successors +"
4Nl John Ball. having purchased the enais
Books and STAIloslRy belonging to the ap
ions BALL, they continue the Book a01
Stationery business II, 80 Camp street. and
would beg to solici, call from the old Gus
toners Of the House, and others wish ne l'coi,
and Stationery for their own use, OF TO III
again.
To Country Merchants, who wish TO buy
sell again, they can offer great ind1crras".'
having thorough knowledge Of the hnsoe.
all It's branches, and grca, facilities iof f'
ting stock at the loves, rates.
lhoii assortment Of school books, theo'eS
and miscellaneous books, blank books
and stationery, isvcry complete. They ~ n.
constantly on hand ali the publications o. ~
methods, book concern, which will be 500 "
catalogue prices. a.
Printing and Rock Binding Of every =.
scr,pton, executed with ncainess and desP,Is. !.
at the loves, prices. Blank books u ~
seriplions, manufactured to order at tho 49,
est notice. 49,.
Orders for anything in their line OF busr
will be promptly executed, and Al the '.s'.
prices a. II the buyers, themselves, were ~"
ent.
McGINNlS 4 CARNhk'
New Orleans. jan. 7, 1854, y
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D{MNDI{ VIDA.

Di&SDLi IiON.
THE Copartnershp Of " BHoogs n BRo.
i Is TIN. day dissolved Persons having
hnsiness whh The late firm. VIII please apply TO
VIM. brooks for settlement
WIN BROOKS,
J W BROOKS,
W. BRoogs, J. W. nRooss, and H. Z. Ma
aET, viIl continue the business at the old
stand Of Brooks u Bro, where they will be
pleased to serve their friends and the public
geueraly, on the most accommodating lerms.
The Rtce,tng, Fornerliag, and Commission
business, viii be continued hy the undersigned.
BROOKS, BROTHER, & MABRY.
IaHn..nn. TnNn-. Inn |. IAhl
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70 the Planters.

20 TIT TTaUEFIE.
1iWD1 the solicitations Of many Of hH
i planting friends, The subscriber viii Ri}'
hi- personal aud especial attention TO The -ai'
of Cotton in this market. Refers to the mer
chants Of Shreveport Rencfnlly
u. $. WILDER.
Shreve port, Sept. -, 1851
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- f I'VE - 2
SCOTT q Soaring.

Y aoIfsdIe and Road t1fsicrs.
Nos. bs and 40 Canal corner of Old lev
NEW ORLEANS
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GEcaGE ". TARLTos.

GEcaog ". TARLTos 1oaA
WM. y. ruLLIs.
rI>ARl.TON, WHITING TUTTl.cSS. 49,,
i tors and Cow,aission MsrcAsais, ~,
delct street, New Orleans N TO saks ~.
on Is, September. ls53..rr Cash sa''n n.
made on eo,,o, and other consignment
der- for hagg'ng rope, groceries, etc. P'o"F''
attended to. -
luly ., 1888.
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Buyers w.il at all times find a, ei,he'
house a large ard seasouable stock Of clothing
got up ia the hes; manner, under their imne
date supervision Mt very reduced prices ioi
cash or approved paper jan !, "a.
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4 PLANTERS HOTEL,

"a: MARSHALL, TEXAS.
jkiA ho,h. saa oofaer Public Square,
The Stage Oiicc for all the hines leaving
Mar shall are kept II this house.
WI BRADFlELD, Proprietor.
September 80 1854 10 I'm
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Sew Spring and Summer Geods.

New spring and Summer Geods.
AE are now receiving large and wei Sc
w lee.sd stock Of goods Tor Che spring
and summer trade, eonsiaiing in part oi
Ladies' Dress Goods,
Silks, berages, Tissues, lawns, jaeone,s, plain
book and sw-s musllns, figured and plain
ginglsms, assorted
Boofs. Shoes. Hats, Caps. Bonnets.
and ready made clothing Of the latest styles
Those Wishing TO purchase summer clothing,
~ summer goods, viii lind !, to their ndyap-
tAgs 10 give us call.
THETFORD Il WILSON.
April 20. 1854. ~
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1854.
1854. FALL AND WINTER GOODN.
1854.
II. & Il. III. KEY,
MARSHALL TEXAS.

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DRUG GusTs,
M,RsuAIi TrV,s.
A their nep stand. on The corner opposite
e.. t.. Grege q 60. West Of me square
N WOULn respectfully invite the attention
~ Of their friends and customers. in llarfi-
n son and the adjoining counties TO tho,r
large and carefully selected stock Of fresh and
genuine,
Dmes Medicines,
Paints, Oils,
Pat Medicines Garden Seeds,
SUR. instruments, Shop Furniture,
Paint Brushes, Naruishers,
Brandips, Fancy Soaps,
Hair Oils, Colleagues,
Chemicals, Dye Stuils
PorlumerY, Window GLASS,
Fine Wines, pomades, Ne Sc.
Our entire stock is new, having been srleci-
Ell in the hest Northern markets, by one Of The
firm. whose experience in buying and selling
drng- we think sufficient guafentee 10 our Gus
TONERS, that We can sell them at ~ reasonable
prices and on rs accommodating terms o. any
other similar establishment, Our establish
rncnt has The undivided attention Of both part
hers and orders or prescriptions will he laith-
fully and pnnctually attended to at all hours,
Marshall, April :, 1884. ~