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The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-06-02
W. J. PATTERSON.

DEAL ESTATE AGENT AND CONVEY
II ANGER, PAEEyfLIE, No.. viii promptly
attend 70 the purchase and sale Of REAL Es1ATE
in the northwestern counties Of Missouri, we'll
20 tie investigation of Titles. location Of Land
Warrants in the new Territories. &c. Having
particular knowledge Of the lands in the nsgnif
icent Kansas Valley, with drafts Of the bert io-n
tons. Isasie on s,ie ground. he is ready to giro
advice to persons desireu> Of settling there.
20 Lend Warrants wanted. For sale. MINI
Der Of eligible Town Lots IN PaTkyiIle. This
town is situated at ono af the main entrances -
Kansas. Also, n FARM Of $40 acres. one half
fenced. in good timber, and vel wutcrcd, 10 be
sold cheap for cash. Tito perfect. No better
chance can be found in the Platte Purchase.
4+z Letters, post Paid, directed 70 the LVatsary
ofiee will be immediately answered. Jan.t, So.
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re- The French soldiers who arrive
from time to time in France, wounded or
invaded from the Black Sea army, are
loud and constant In their praise of the
English troops. 1t is very pleasing TO
hear them bear tribute to the patient en-
durance, as well as to the dashing brave
~ of the private soldiers; and very fire.
quently they are found to testify that
they do not wonder at the English
disciple, ''when they see so many pious
men in the ranks"
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RnnKzi Rn0KaIi

A FINE selection II School sBd Aisceisaserns
I y Books are kept foF szis al the 0fics q TIE
Herald n FfrsirN, among Which are The Hero
ines Of History, Heroiaes CT tlrs cTusadss. fsz'S
Beok OF Martyrs, Pcfilous Adventures Of TTsr-
esess, Farm asd fiFe.f1s. Gruiss IN us MetIisss-
Eznean, BURY Graphs, People ! Have Net, kuEal
Letters, Fun Jottings, Autographs for fTsrdess,
Crest Cities of she World, Frank freeman Bar :
Der Shop, Mirror Of che Soul, Antiquities OF
Western New York, siKnsrs Of the DeelsEafioD,
Army OF tho United states Geographical Usto-
~ CT New York. Poeiet assd asar1o B:bics- &s.
Also, . large supply Of icy Books fer eiillEe,s-
We have also very superior article Of Faa's-
cap and letter Paper, Pens, fenhelisrs Blsck
Writing Fluid, adhesive Envelopes FaacFis rr=s-
rils, sec. L. Il. BkoWk = Co.
LaxEkNos, Feb. 8, 1ss5.-H
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THE OUTRAGE.

The following Geographic dispatch was
forwarded East from Weston on the 18th
ult. The rufians engaged in. that base
outrage viii ultimately fill dishonorable
graves
"Phillips, who is said to be the man
that handed McCrea the. pistol to shoot
Malcolm Clark, was tarred and feathered,
and rode on rail to-day through the
streets of Weston, to such music as could
be obtained from old tin pans and rusty
iron. He was then sold at public auction
for one dollar"
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Eg We heard some of the officers OF
the Ensma Harmon complaining bitterly,
and not without cause, about some of our
citizens who aided for shorttime in un-
loading the boat, and proposed to charge
fifty cents an hour for their services
Persons must have supposed they were IN
California, and that labor was so scarce
it would command any price. Let men
have moderate desires If they wish to sue
eed in business.
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@ A st. Petersburg letter in the
Pdfrie notices as remarkable circum-
stance, that since the commencement of
the war all the French and English jour-
mails which used to be overhauled by the
censors, have been allowed freely to en-
ter the capital, and to lie about on the Ia
bles in all the cafes. TheLondon Puaek
and the Paris CAorivori, with their broad
carieatures of everything Russian, are
now the favorite reading in ST. Peters
burg.
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PL0WSi PL0WS!!

IIAyING procured the agency of SANsoSr
II WALLER IL Co.'S celebrated Steel Cstnfes
Prufris and Farming plOses, manufactured al
Beiivillo, Ill, we are prepared to FIJI ali order:
from Kansas Territory and elsewhere.
These Flows are manufactured expressly fol
the wants of tho West, and with view to dura-
bilitv DC. Their merits have been fully tested
and thus we can freely recommend them.
Persons ordering can judge of the size wanted.
description, de-, from tho character of soil and
strength of team. The Prairie Plows are from
4 to 20 inches iurrow, or larger if ordered. The
Corn or Farming Plows vary in size from One
Horse No. 4, to Nos. 5, So Large Two Horses
Roll. All have steel points and mould boards
Priiirie Flows vary in price from ST. to SEQ
numbers named-Corn do. from SO 90 to $40 %,
manufactures prices.
Send your orders with specifications, and they
viii be promptly filled.
+. 4. HUNT & Co.,
No.19 Leree, ST. LoUis, 10.
xFsi? IL 1855
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COMMISSION & FORWARDING.

DARK & PATTERSON, PAEkvILLE, Missouri,
l. having ample premises for storing all kinds
of Goods and Merchandise. and having made eI-
tensive arrangements with trustworthy and care
FIJI Transfers for the establishment Of REGULAR
WAGON TRAINS to all parts of the Great Kan
sas Valley. are now ready to receive consign-
ments, which will Immediately. ON arrival, be
dispatched 10 their places of destination.
p. & Z. will also contract TO forward families
or parties from Parkville to any point IN the now
Territory desired, and thus save much time,
trouble, and expense to euigrants.
;-g Wagons, Cattle, and Horses for salo.
Jan q ~
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fashionable Tailoring.

~ A S. Adds, TAILOR. takes pleas
- n. ure in stating to the public that
IL he hiss opened Fashionable Tailoring
Establishment in the rear Of ALLEN Il BaoTHr,Is
Store. and that he holds himself in readiness to
make gentlenen's and boys' clothes. of all de-
scripaons, ON short notice. He viii be in rexu-
Ia receipt OF the latest eastern fashion plates
and feels confident of his ability Ia give entire
satisfaction to those who petronize him.
70 Especial attention viii bs given 70 tie
cutting Of garments, for home making up
Lc1cyeaee Ifcg 19. s55-ff >;
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K C. Tolls. n. D..

IDHYSJcIANG SURGEON. Office Mt J. Hatch
1 inson,s. tlres doeEs>seRth Of the Herald Of
Freedom Office.
DIR. ToIles has purchased the metsea. fixtures
de-. belonging to the late DIR. IL. Clark and holds
himself in readiness to answcf all calls IA tie
line of his profession.
Lairfeaee, .Iaas 9, 1855.
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StraYed Away.

ONE large black and white Ok. with the upper
~ part Of the left ear cropped off, under-slit in
branded S, S. G. One black and W bite muley Ok,
with two crops and y hole in the right ear, and
branded with /. C. One pale red Ok, with two
smooth crops. One deep red Ok, with part OF
the left and lower part of tho right ear cropped
off, four years old. HIRAM c. KARR.
On the AooSlso ten miles GJore ITki.tiefs tterA-
site and one mile ssort6 # H. Smiths stofe, Kdg
96 lS55-2t%
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Pioneer Hotel.

A TToPRKA, KANSAS TERRIToRY.-Thi
"A House was opened for business the 2lss
April. They seeing tho great importance of
giving to the public very different ACCOMMODATIONS
than have ever yet been given in this Territory,
have resolved that no pains shall be spared TO
der ull comfortable. Good beds and substantial
fare will always be provided for their guests.
LEONARDsW. HORNE.
JOHN j. STORM. a
JAMES TAGART.
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Kansas and Lawrence Semi. " eekly

DACKET STEAMER Emma Harmon, J. w.
l. Wing Master, will leave Kansas city every
Monday and Thursday; returning Will leave
Lawrence every Wednesday and Saturday
The public may depend upon this steamer being
prompt and regular, also that she will continue
in the trade for the season. Every effort viii be
made to give satisfaction. In consideration we
solicit the patronage OF shippers and passengers.
For freight or passage apply on board. or to
HUTCHINSON, HARLOW & CO., Ag'ts.
June 3 lS:l5,-6Ja
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Lost.

4 SMALL Box, oval form. containing one
"A Watch Key, one Breast Pin with initials
marked on tie back. and Hair Locket. Also one
Veil, Collars and IIandkereheifs. Lost on the
California road between Lawrence and Judge
Wakefeld'S house, or the road running north to
Mr.. Phillips house. The finder will be suitably
rewarded by leaving it at this office. at Judge
Wakefeld's. SARAH LOPER.
Laurence, Mdy 26. ,55.-o.t#
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Another saw MN.

Smith, GREEN & CoxPANY, formerly
from Ohio, are erecting steam saw-miil
on the west side of the rayine in this city.
Their machinery is on the ground, and
will be in operation in few days: Hur-
~ up the saW-mills! Theseare our great
wants, and will do more towards popula-
ting Kansas with thrifty population
than anything else we are acquainted
with at this time.
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/ .00e AGENTS WANTED.

ONE THOUSAND AGENTS wanted imfncli-
" ately, in every part of the United States, 20
canvass for subscribers to the HERALD OF FREE
DOM. A liberal commission paid for services,
and no capital required. Address IT. A. BIZ
LINGs, Esq, General Agent. Buffalo New York,
for particulars. G. W. BROWN d. CO.,
LAWRENCE, X. T., Feb. ST Publishers.
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DIED

In Lawrence. on the Goth ult. Doet. II. CLARK,
formerly from Massachusetts, and late of Georgia,
Of chronic darrhoea, aged about al years.
In Topeka. X. T.. on the 18th ult, of Uphold
fever WILLIAM ;. D., youngest son of William
and Caroline 5. d. Scales, formerly from Temple,
Maine.
Maine papers please COPY.
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Hardware.

NTOSIER & JENKINS. wholesale and retail
WI dealers in stoves, hollow wares, tin ware,
sheet iron, wagons, plows, and farming utensils
generally, at their rooms adjoining Walker &
Chick, Water street. Kansas city.
They have also branch store at Lawrence, X.
T. For the present. persons wanting stoves in
that vicinity viii make application to Allen e.
Brother.
Wholesale dealers can be supplied at fair rates.
sJakns p IS55.-f
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warehouse.

The reader viii observe that Doct.
woon has completed his warehouse. and
is now ready to receive goods on con-
sionment, or for sale. Persons shipping
poods to this locality can direct 10 the
Doctors care.
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PROCLAMATION.
UNITED SrATEs OF ANERIcA.l

UNITED STATES OF ANERfcA.l
TERRr1oRY OF KASsAs.l
7 .sxnR5w II. REKDER, Governor of the Terri
/ !. tory of do hereby under and by viz
tue of the act of Congress passed
the s0th day of May, 1854, entitled
Is &tsAn act TO organize the Territories
tss = lof Nebraska and Kanszs.n proclaim
- and direct that the Legislative
assembly of the said Territory of Kansas will
cnnyepe at the town of Pawpec. in the Ninth
Election District of said Territory, on the first
Monday of July next, in thebuilGing which viii
he provided for the purpose.
Given under my hand and the seal Of said Ter
lieoTy- this sixteenth day of April, A. d..
1853 A. ii. REEDER, Governor, dc.
Attest: DANL. WooDseS, Secretary.
Nav 5, 1S55.-st.
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LAND AGENCY.

TTNIIE undersigned. in connection with lis pro
i fcsSion, will attend to the sale and exchanges
of Claims to Land in this Territory. Also, buy
and sell Interests in the City of Lawrence.
Claims and City Interests now fer sale at his
office on Massachusetts, street.
EDWARD CLARK Atty. q Counsellor.
LAWRENCE K T. AtsiI ? ls5z
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Wood! and Brick!

HAMMOND & FULLER. near the Steam Saw
L Il Aill. in Lawrence, desire 10 contract imme-
diately for two hundred cords of four feet WOOD.
They are erecting 5. machine, and hope 10 have
any quantity of brick for sale in six weeks from
this time.
Laurence, I2-iz IS, ;55.-T.
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Straw Mules.

A \ owner wanted for span of brown mules
n apparently young and in good order. The
owner Is requested to prove property, pay charg-
es, and take them away. Apply to James W.
Velsor, on the California road, II miles west
of Lawrence.
Prairie rifle, June .. ls55.-1t
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re- Twelve hundred and fifty-four
brick buildings were erectsdin ST. Louis,
Missouri, during the past year. Some of
them cost from $50, 600 to 800, O00.-
The total cost is estimated at S3.8l1,0 600.
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Gnnd Cook Wanted.

XX7ANTED immediately, a WOMAN who I'M
w derstands Cooking in all its branches, 70
60 10 Topeka, Kansas TcFrisoyy, where coEsssnt
employment and good wages viii be RiYen.
A.W. MOORE
Topeka, K. T.. April :, 1s55.-3t
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G. w. Brown.

COMMISSIONER of DEEDS, and other In
" struments of Writing under Seal and Depo-
siti0ns. for Pennsylvania. Massachusetts,, Yer
mont Iowa, Illinois, and Ohio. will attond to the
duties of his office on application at the HERALD
Of PRBEDoM OFFToE.
Lawrence, MAY y, iS55.-tf
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MARRIED.

At the house of John Long, K. T., en- the gath
ult., by the Rev. G. II. Poole. S. Thomas. Esq,
to Miss HARRIET j. IIuRD, both offspring, Craw-
ford county Pa
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Natica

Of tie Establiszmcat Of the Office If .Sarreyor
Geaeral Of Public Lands .fcr tie 1erritOSy Of
Utah.
Tn virtue Of the authority contain
ed in the act. approved Feb. 2lst,
81 &ll655, eHtitle s'An act to establish
1.-THE Office of Surveyor General of
Utah, and to grant land for school
and university purposes" the President of the
United States has directed the Office Of Surveyor
General of said Territory to DO located at GREAT
SALT LAKE CRY, until otherwise ordered.
Given under my hand at the city of Washing
ton, this twenty-fourth day of March. \. d. 1855.
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
AprH 81, 1S55.-6t.
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FRUIT TREES ron KANSAS.

IN America are cultivated AMI for sale st the
Randolph Nurseries. Crawfofd cu4nty, Ienns.
All orders from q. ". BRosN. ESQ.,, viii re-
eeive prompt attention, who will AGA Is Agent st
Lawrence City, Kansas TERRITORY, in Forwarding
orders for Trees az our risk. o. r. HOBBS.
RANDOLPH, jan. 9, S.
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/. E..atsr.
F. a. HUNT. p. SLATER. }. E. n
F. a. Hunt & Co.,

PRODUCE, Commission and Forwarding
L Merchants. 70 Leyee. st. Louis, No., be
tween Pine and Chestnut.
B-Partieular attention paid to filing or
ders for any description ef Merchandise and
Produce
Hey 70, 1355.-tf
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Shingles! Shingles!!

A Ii persons who wish TO obtain q quantity Of
"A shingles, will DO web 10 call upon tho sub
scriber. MILON CIRCUIT.
Afrz Il, I355.-tf.
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Philip P, Fowler.

A TTORNEY and Counsellor at Law Office
IA at Albin Cottage.
LGtereace, Il. T., Nay &c. '55.-3m.
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Dr. Jno p Wood

FORWARDING and COMMISSION NER-
Il CHANT. has just completed his new Ware
house on the Levee, and is ready to receive the
consignment of goods, either OIL commission or
otherwise.
La,ereace ,Lnne2 1sh5-ff
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John Baldwin. FerrYman.

las just completed his new ferry boat and
IL holds himselfin readiness TO take passengers
and teams over the Kansas river, opposite Law
renee, at all hours, on application, at the usual
prices.
Laurence, June ., 1S55.-tf.
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'LsbAfsoEh. W. -. la
RidDssbargef & Co.,
Edward Clark,

XNH0.ESALE GRoCERs, Commission an
" Forwarding Merchants, Kansas, No.
Mare, 9, '55.
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A TToRNEY, SOLICITOR. & coUNsELLOR.
I \ and General Land Agent. Office on Massa-
chnsetts street, Lawrence, Kansas Territory.
Lawrence, Feb Il, 50.
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DRoDUCE DEALER AND COMMISSION
1 MERCHANT, No. 10 Leyee, st. Louis, Mo.
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NEW GOODS.
YOUNG l. HARRIS.

I'VE have just received and opened large
w assortment Of rsady made cioihine. con.
sisting Of grass, fancy linen, coitonlde, and
alpacca coats; fancy linen, cotionade. and al
pacea pants superior article OF shirts with
and without collars, fine linen collars vests, dc.
$3.50
a large stock Of passma, MANILA, leghorn,
sirae, palmltaf and pcdoe hats, double and
single brim Of the very latest styles and
fashions
IN addition 10 which we have a large supply
Of ladies fancy dre-e. goods consisting OF
lawns, muslius, .ilk tissues, camhtics, dress.
trimmings Of superior styles, ,fr, eyelelts.
eFclett machines, sewing birds Percussion caps
e. D., and Eiey'- best waller proof buttons
fancy glass, metal, agate, pear, ana d variety
Of Other arllels too numerous 10 mention
Purchasers are respectfully invited to call
and examine our stock, and pc wan It dis.
tIucty understood that we aill sch as cheap
Tor cash q, .laie or Geniir
June 2 1870
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ODa'rO a u y.

Died, Of Cholera, on the 3i-t ult, at the
LAS, of Mr. y + Epps, in Caddo Parish, La,
=, his return from New Orleans to his resi-.
la,c, in Marshall, Texas, after an Illness OF
soly eight hours, lloHAET KEY. one Of our
.o., esteemed and valuable either -, in the
,hitt, fourth year OF his aye.
We are not often called upon to record the
leath OF one so generally loved and amenied
n. had been u citizen # our town Tor the last
,., years and by uniform course Of well.do.
oe. had established reputation of high order.
Mid. gentle, and retiring IN hi- manners KIND
.,d AHA bile IN hts intercourse With society f, as
.,duou, in his attention to business; prompt
.,d faithful IN the discharge Of iac duties arts
a., ont of the various relations he sustained
- .oe,ety and all rendered substantial and
,.rn.Anenl by unwaveflng integrity of principle,
(. pnrsued his unubtrusIye course Ia the end.
though he sought not the public gaze or
,4p.,tation. vet he had silently wen the couii-
d,r,. and esteem of the community in winch
l.. lived 80 long aud with whom he had been
.,,ot,,d IN extensive Transactions As ner-
,bsn, TO an extent rarely attained.
m, day of his niernett was q solemn day
In Marshall Business WAS suspended every
hons, Va, closed-and though II was tue bu-
.iest day Of the week, the place exhibited The
st,iln,.. aud solcmuty Of the Sabbath, aud the
nopnntioa IN q general mass, w,th sad c1uule.
6.n,c.. followed Their lameulcd teliO".citzcu
to ihe grave
OF the deep and bitter aill elton Of his family
and relatives. aud the extent ut their loss, %
we're vain to attempt q DESCRIPTION, and our
resources are so poor, that all We can DO 10.
ward, alternating them, is 10 extend to them
,nr .artttlt s\mpAthr~ aud mluEle our tears
with theifs.
Long will the cha~m produced by lis death
be deeply fell, and long viii his memory bee
,mhamed IN tn. affections OF his friends Tie
had no enemies.
This affective dispcnsaton Of Divine Prov
degce teaches w., IN the most impressive IAN
uuagy. III. lesson OF the vanity and instability
Of carth- iairest prospects, the transient pc
rod OF human existence, and the uncertain
tenure by which We hold IT, Il also adnon-
shes us to remember our own destiny and
prepare for the future.
June 9th, 1893. w
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DN(I'lIsIsEOTai1s~ =.

WE now have our Daguerrean m-tHe-'
W uly under way aud would respectfully
say. We can accommodate all who want p'c.
lures IN as good style o. cam b. obtained n
any cIty or Town. cur rooms &re convenient
aud comfortably arranged, "iih u hrge 3
quick camern for taking children, likcnes-e-
We ar, in full possession Of all the late i'm
proyrmeni,, and will use every cndelvnr 10 give
satisfaction. We have tine assortment Of
gold loket- and brrastpns. which VIII be sold
low. oar prices for picture are a. i"" a. ca"
be Afforded by experienced operation.
ar Rooms over Young and Harris store.
M,r.hau NEAROU1 4 COLLINS
March 81, 1899. 81
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VI. Lev
North SIDE y The Public Squire,
Marshall Texas
INIlE subscriber thankful for iie liberal pat.
ronage he has enjoyed dunag the past
year, respectfully informs his lrieud. and the
public that he has just received and j. now
opening a large and handsome stock Of
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS.
including ladies' dress goods Of every variety
and pattern, and which cannot fail 10 please his
lair friends. Gentemen's dress goods, incu.
ding a full assortment Of
READY WADE CLOTHING
Boots, shoes, hats, etc Also, a large sup
ply Of
ri NNTNrtlN GOODS,
together with a variety of articles too numrr-
ous to mention. lie will sell AZ
PRICES 30 SUR rflE TfNrS.
aud hopes those wishing to purchase Will
without further solicitation call and examine
for themselves.
VI. LEVY.
Ii -
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REts iIftS

A 10, q Masonic and Odd Fellows Rcga
y las, Jusl received aud for SIZE hy
II. ~ X A. klA.
June .. 1888
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Law Notice.
Law Notice.

I HAVE returned to my former residence
| and Office in Marshall, Harrison county,
Texas, never to remove again, and shall devote
myself with redoubled energy and industry %
all the duties Of MY profession.
viii hereafter puaeHaiB attend thc 5a-
prome mad Federal couris a' Tyler and t-e
District courts oi HARRISON ta-,.aad tpsHHr
and NIL attend the courts of o'Aaf ....-'
~ ,fteid' ca''' where me F" la7+.' b.
take 'h'' opportunity /" give ~ '.' ...'1
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IF WILLIAMS, AiioHn ai Lsw 81
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Estate Of Julia b. Fisher, deceased.
THE STATE OF TEXAS,
CouNrh OF !IARRisoN
r. il, NiaiG.sf SAID county, dre5iiHg
WHEREAS. 4. J. McCaron administrator
W of the estate # Julia 3 Fisher deceased.
has flied his application in my Office for parit
ton and distribution of the estate Of said decc-
DENT. representing that Margaret ] McCaron.
and her husband \ j. Mcclaron, Harriet A..
Fisher and her husband Geo Fisher, Rrb oca
PAR aud he' husband Carson Parr, Tcueh \.
Fisher. Willard u Fisher, aud Susan e Fish
III. who resides in Harrison county 90 the Siafe
1T T Na-. aad MARTHA 4 Ham and her ha--
band Thomas tlom Who re~ids- boo the State
.f Tennessee md Lewis " Fisher aud Ste.
uH#u c. III her who reside, 90 the State Of
.Hfarn.a. ar. tl.o icgatecs of sand te-iatnr and
,ht only d-,rbutec. OF the property Of said
,.tatt
You are therefore commanded to summon
ihe -aid lewi- " Fisher, AVID stephen G.
Fisher. aud an other persons Interested, 10y
publication Of this citation for four weeks IA
The Texas Republican, a newspaper Published
Ia he town of Marshall, Harrison county
Texas. 60 be aHd appear at a regular term oi
t.., county court OF HARRISON county pertaining
ta estate. # deceased per.on, ~ TO be- hol-
iena ihe courthouse iu tire town IT Marshall
ou Che la. Nmda, m Jane next 1858, then
and then. % -hlV cause % any they hatc or
t.u WAY lay property % sud c,'utr should not
ha pariiioa,d ani Js'nbutcd a- prayed for
and q decree tor chat purao-r made.
tlef,Iu TAI not and make due rrIurn as 10"
.aW requires.
900. rs, o. Hendricks, clerk Of the
.,.Srsals. county court Of .ald coutty and
:NE a seal Of said court a. Marshal, th.-
.X.WV. l6ih day Of May, y. u 1888
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by ,. + FmptWcL Drpuiy
issued Mas &c $500
O HENDRl, X, C,ork.
b, y + FmpEgcr, Deputy
Received in office l7th NAV, 1855, handed
10 the editor fine Texas Republican lac ga ac
day for publication.
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