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The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-06-22

Ice THE SKIN-Bay Rum. Aromatic
l. Vinegar, Chalk Balls. and squares
tor sale by H T. WADDILL.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-06-22

QLANXETs 4 NEGRO o0ODs.-1As
ID subscriber has just received large
supply II French GTanieI5 Blankets, pnd
winter goods for negroes, to which be il.
vites the attention Of planters. g IVA AQos
octl6.y. w. D. PHILLIPS
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-06-22

J. L. WALLET.
NE w D r UG S TOT E,
THIRD STREET, BATON R0U0L, LA.
One door South Of Ndnchard's Grocery,
NEAR THE MARKET.
HAVING opened Drug Store in Baton Rouge at
IL the above mentioned place, the subscriber begs
leave respectfully to call the attention Of his old
friends and acquartances to the same.
His stock 10 selected with care, and With strict
reference to the wants Of the people. Fresh sup.
plies are constantly >eng received, which will en-.
able him to keep full, we'll selected and varied
assortment. 'i..'-
Along practical experience warrants him in
promising 10 give entire satisfaction.
Country orders promptly Allied.
Physicians can rely on ha wing their prescriptions
carefully prepared ct al hours. feb-9.y.w&d.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-06-22

Twigg's Hair Restorative
THIS compound possesses the virtue Of
i restoring grey hair to its original color,
and for preservation and growth OF the hair
has no equal. Prepared from the original
recipe and sold in quantities to suit purchas-
ers by VIM BoGEL, Druggist.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-06-22
TAhQcCA,

TINE VERY BEST.-Persons desiring
Il any of the celebrated medicins cal.
led Brandy, can get some Of the pure and
undulirated Pinet, Castillon & Co.'S. at the
Drug Store of WIN. BOGEL.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-06-22

A1S& oA4S.-Jus. received BY ship
III Charles Buck, from New York, spIen-
did assortment Of Hats and CAPS consisting
Of Gents fashionable Moleskin, Cashmere
and Black Silk Hats, soft Hats Of any des-.
cription and style; also large assortment
Of boys Hats and Gaps; eli d which y ere
made to order, and warranted to give -.
infection. loctlel w. d. PHILLIPS.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-06-22

CazT1ago0, HaTn0s0, 10. n e..
lust received from the best NORTHERN
y manufacturer, laSee assortment ~
CARRIAGES and HARNESS, which y
with number Of nv. own manufacture
comprises variety worthy the attention O.
purchaser, who are invited to examine be-
oct 10y W.T.. TUNNARD. u
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-06-22

COrns Cured and no Huumbug.
THE original Three Minute salve will
i efectually remove and cure Whorts,
Moles, Corns, letter, Salt Rhenm, Ring
Worm and Toothache in from to 10 min
utes. Fnll directions accompany each vial
call Immediately before it is all sold.
octl4. WIN BOGEL, Druggist.
TOWNSEND'S. Sands and Bulls 1ena-
i parilla, warranted genuine, and for sale
by VIM. BOGEL.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-06-22

A LSO ON HAND FOR SALE-Forcs
"A Pumps, India Rubber Hose for pum:s.
Chain Pumps with the tubes complete.
oct. 10y. w. F. TUNNARD
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-02-17
saoe REMAND!

STOLEN from the undergone on
- the night Of the nth February last, or
Ferry Lake, Caddo parish Louisiana,
IN ,vo negro men. named TON and BIZ
LICK. Tom is about - or 30 yenfa old piarS
complexion about 3 feet inches hgH Ne'RhS
aboa, 100 or 1870 pounds, wore oil brown
lean. coat. Eliics is about ~ years old, vel
low complexion, quick spoken, about feet
hiph. weighs about $50 or 100, has teller
worm on his head, which is considerably scar
nd In consequence wore of lin-ey sack coat
ded black. and brogan boots rode Ugh, bay
horse. ahou, 10 hands high, eyeas- old, some
white 10 The iaee, nearly blind IN the leit eye
PAGES very fast.
SAID negroes are supposed 10 have been
stolen bs an individual calling himself Samuel
DRYDEN. or his associates; and We believe nc
.aid DRYDEN i. the same person who was al
yertis.d in the Little Rock Democrat, OF ih'
2s,h Of October, 1883, by The nauo Of Josepi
Powers. alias pua, a. having stolen two ne
o,oes and mule Nv Arkansas county, and com
hitting sundp other crimes.
DRYDEN i about 80 or 30 years old df'
sandy hair. h,o Tee, niue or ten inches high
weighs ahoui 100 pounds, tina ',ssgef ugh
eye-ioo,h Of be upper Jaw oal, heavy eye
brows. and llas d ine voice.
II stolen. We viii g.se the above reward io
the apprehension Of the thief aud negroes, o.
sl06 Tor the negroes Any Information thank
'aiiy received, -,
JAMES CHRISTIAN,
{. = GROOM.
~ Address. Cookies Store, Caddc par ID
Louisiana
October 9slb, 1884
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&. YALE JK. K co

81 Magazine STREET, Nem Orieana
~ VALE in, & co, ~ Magazine .,,r.,
" New Orleans, Wholesale D,oieys m =
ported >'dpleand Fanny >iiks and Nira,c t;el,
Laces, Embroier,ss, Giores, Wanfifo,, Fr,ng.,
3raids, Buttons, himps. irimmingsof all ~,
BoHHe's, Niran Uais, Ribbons, Ardtu,
Fioeers, Millinery Articles aud Rich fss.,
Dress Goods N all kinds full and eomp,,,,
assortment ct every thing in their line 81 II,
very latest fashion, constantly on hand Coup,.
~ Merchants visiting this City are respectful,
invited to call and examine before purehssin,
G.. YALE, Jk.. Il Co
~ Magazine street between
common and urNi,,
Nm Ii lNhl
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SIGN ~ rHG GOLDEN uoRsrur..
No. q Magazine street, aud No. ~ Csraj.
MAGEE 4 kNEASS M.rnc'''
rcrs and Importers OF Haddlr,, =.
- SAddlery Hardware, Harness. ~. -
Carpet Bags, &c; Leather, Material, ~
Findings for Ssddlers, Coach, TrunI
Shoenakers, comprising one Of the l.,..1.
and most complete assortmen,s to DO E.ur1 !
this city.
pLoucns--Carey, Dudley, and p..,,-.
ploughs, OF every description and size
RrcALiA--i. q. o. T., Mssons, and y an
Regaiia, and Pafaphernalla Of every de.r.:.
ton; the largest and most eomple,. 49,
men. to be found in the United State,
INDIA RrBnER rELriNo, PACKING a.
Nlagee and kneass are the PRINCIPAL ,...,.
Tor the Boston Betting Company, 70, tn ~.
of India Rubber Betting and Parking ia, 49,
joiuis aud boiler- Hose Of e,ery Ill., -
gcther with II complete assortment of ali i.
scripions Of India Rubber Goods, which III.
ofler st the lowest market rates
II Look for the Large Horse s,andjns |,
the door at Magazine street,
January 7, 1884. 4,
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NEW 0RLEtNS...C0 ntinue1.
Wholesale Beck 1 stationery uesse
BURNETT 4 BOATW lGk,

is c,xP STREET., \. D.. 10
Publishers ard .Jal1,r. II books and .S,ef,oasry
~e4A w. invite the attention Of buy
4 crs TO our large stock u Books
and Stationery, which We now
have in atore and TO which we are constantly
receiving addition. from all the principal pub
fishers and manufacturers OF the United States
and Europe. Our stock is the largest ard
most complete Of any in the South and being
as largely engaged in publishing as most OF our
Northern contemporaries, ard buying our sla-
tioney direct from ,he beat manufacturers In
the wofld, our facilities for supplying our euf-
toners with n complete s'oes o. Books and
Stationery, at low prices, are eaualled by no
house r .he South, and by few IN the North.
Our stock comprises Beck. IN every depart.
mort of Literature. History, Biography, Travel
and Adventure miscellaneous and school
books, bibles, Of all styles and prices, prayer
books. testamenis, etc, etc. OF stationery,
we have every descrption---cap, letter, bill,
counting house brief, and note paper, Of every
grade; sl-o, packet and commercial post, Hat
cap, folio posi-, dem-inedium and royal Bristol
board, and drawing paper Envelopes Of every
deseript,on-poley, legal, packet and CONNER
cial pos; sizes. Writing Desks, Port Folios,
Travelling Cases. Ink and ink-'and-, y great
variety Pencils, Wax, Waters, Paper Folders,
States. Bill Files, Counting house Japan Ware,
Paper Weights, Holders, etc.
We cannot, IN a newspaper advertisement,
epumcralc the different ARTICLES that are COM
pfi-ed ~ complete assortment of stationery
suffice il to say that IN extent aud variety, our
stock is such as viii be found only IN a first
class Wholesale book aud stationery ware
house.
We are engaged IN publishing a large mum.
Der u very popular aud laieablc books, and
there j. not a merchant in Texas who could not
sell largely " them every year, Il be would
keep small stock of them on hand and AS
we make a large deduction To dealers, it would
lee an objec, to keep them Printed catalogues
furnished upon application to
~ kNElf X BOSTWiCk,
RuIi.htr. i, ANN street : q
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NEW FIRM,

n JTAyluR begs leave to sav to his old
W. friends and customers, tim, b. has as.o.
ssated with htn 10 business Mr. Jsmes N Cox
and William Cox under the name and style OF
TAYLOR, Cox 4 Co, Al the old stand Of Curtis,
Tsslor I. Co, fas: side II lhe Pubic Square.
IN addition 10 their p,eseus stock. they .x-
psct in a few weeks 20 receive = large and scll
escorted stock of
STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS.
Hardware, saddIsry, Hats, Shoes. Boots, etc,
- which they invite their friends q gise ,aein
call. ~ great inducements and good bargains
uil, be offered.
October 2s, 18sl--em
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FRESH AKRtN AZ

FRESH AKNtN NJ
.sfiH hev Comc, and a Coming
~ Bags Of shot
~ 5oD los OF bar lead
10 Srg- and half kegs q powder
$4,000 percussion caps
90 hag- Of coar-e Bhi tine sal.
20 bbi- Of \, Louis hour
do slate beans
do mnekcfrl. nos snd ,
90 baa~ Of Rio coffee
30 bhls Of sugar
rs bosos star candles
90 Do rosin soap
90 do Of tobacco
10 do Western Reserve cheese
,lerces Of rice
20 bbl- and hail hbls Of n @ molasses
DO kegs OF Nails. ac., &c.
BESIDES
We have salmon, roe, herrngs, md Goldfish
tigs, rai-,ns, candies and nuts of al kinds
snd variety of fancy ehtaNles too numerous
to mention. Gail and see for yourselves, a,
ItiEi FORD q WILSON'S.
April Is. 1851
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Dissolution,

THE Partnership Of the undersigned in the
i Drug and Book business WAS closed the
twenty Of December last, b. limitation.
All persons indebted TO the late hrm are re.
cues;.d 10 come forward, settle and pa, Up
Immediately. Indulgence cannot be given
Uur note, aud accounts can BE- found in the
Aands Of John e. Hatris, up stairs, over the
room formerly occupied Us az a drug aad
book store. Mr.. Horn. /. authorized to settle,
collect and rsesip. for The -arie.
II. r. YOUNG.
A. :. JOHNSON
N4sshsil, January -, is55--23.lw
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ggDN Alto IL HENI1vT fsurre.sor tn
r,I,rN ,t.,.,,f = r,,,,. ,,,,,.rr 's,, ,,,,,,c
.-'...' en- - -. ~ n.l...a. ~.
$780,. -. i..,, ~. ri d,s 80 80 -,
.,,,.io,. .sI..,.o"' ' ~ p.,n" =. -, ~ '' 49,,
-. n, ~ .,..'V -. ~ VIZ
,.t ..'a ,..., ,.....',,. 49,. ,,''
80
49,,
These Piano. sac celebrated Tor Hne quality
uf toae puront -- Of sound, asa Ter neat ana
beautiful bnieh Of exterior oTAmsn-hiPi and
arc'gH lf.ltd bytAe profession, and competent
.hd2e.' p be ts, hurst Piano, madr 'n the
o' '.,'' N,'l,''i'i es'e'.''' Us re-, H,s''o q
i' 'H'F 7Pl'A'iN 9'fith,"' pau rh' 50 ltn rear
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-02-17

john D. StOIT & co.
Nos - Murray and ~ Warren ,iror,
New orb.
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Hhalesaie aud Retail Saddle aud Uafness
Shop.
A Large saddle aud harness shop
2kzp has been wanted ior long time
| IN Marshall. The sub,,ribess
aware I'll THE, have recently ,isi,ed New Or
LEAPS, and returned With large and well .e-
lec'ed sioak Of every ,ting in the RI
above line which they viii sell on more
iayoravl. terms than has ever been
offered IN this market, either Tor cash or corn
and foddc. ifyou want any thing OF the kind
don, send abroad. or put yourself 10 the
trouble of hunting around, hui call down and
look at our stock, and prize our goods.
Shop adjoining Livery Stable North side
public square.
The Livery Stable Is handsomely fitted up,
snd is knowlcdFed TO IL one Of the laspe.,
and best regulated establishment. in the state.
Persons patfonizing this stable may rest assur.
I'd that their horses w;li receive every attention.
We keep plenty u prosendes and faithful host
lsrs.
G. T.. IiyNSON 4 Co.
II We have horses, bnggiss, hacks, and
carriages 10 hire, sell, Or usA;s.
April, 9otb. 1854 !,
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S'1strnlN Wis.
CHEAP, CHEAPER, ,uE,PE,T!

CHEAP. CHEAPER, tNEiPE>T!
Al LEVY he Jn,l opened, ~ his cid stand,
ANIs ON ,he Ner'h tide OF Tie Public Square,
y large and uew assortment Of well selected
tALL AND UiN1ER GOOUS.
10 which re respectful, inyi'e~ the attention Of
bis old customers aud tie public generally.
lie feels assured. from lha superior vi aud
advantage with which hi~ stock has been ~.
lectrd iial be - ahle TO supply THE citizens of
Marshall aud vicinity vith he cheapest and beet
Goods ever offered n tai. market lie has en-
hand large supply OF Ladies'
FAN ! AND DRESS GOODS,
consisting OF the latest aud most fashionable
styles that ear b. procured IA tbs Mes ,ork
and ph.ladcl markets
lie hsS on hand fine supply Of Gen.
ilemen'- Winter Clothing 10 ether with noet-
shoes, Hats Caps, cte., ii every variety aud
si,le. lie is sl.o prepared 10 furnish planters,
On the most reasonable terms, win every kind
of Plantation Good, such a. Negro clothing.
Hats, II anke:.. iiasse, slsles, etc, etc. la
ine be is supplied With everything the people
aaHt and must have Just come ard examine
for yeur>clYe@, and you will thereby save rs
per cent, and greatly otlise Your friend,
October ~, Sal ~ LEVY.
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Buyers will at all times hod At either
house large and -ea-onable stock Of clothing
got up m the best manner. under their iinms.
date supervision, al very reduced prices fs'
cash or approved paper. an I, 81.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-02-17

THE subscriber Keeps constant,
GygE Tor sale thu largest stock OF piano.
~ y " IN the ciiy, principally from rHrs
ERlSG and \cNs's aud 'LAHS Thos. an. a..
qucStiooably the best manufacturers IN III, L
States. Also, a; all times Guitars from Ma,
T.s. together With 1ioln's, Aecordcon.. .,e
Al the late and fashionable music. with on
coptof., etc etc
HENRY PARSONS.
- camp sfrs,f, \,,e DREAM
Jan. ., roo a21-i,
John . ~Curf Gro sgAsIss
- Di / & sE\niNt,,
Hkuiesdie aud Retail fYdhi>rs
Nor - and go Canal, corner Of Old Lev
NEW ORLEANS
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ohANAD. DNUANnr

J2HHIUNABIE WDUT md NNUIVAhEN
iNpBfh west eDfnss ol the public square,
n m<nt Of ladies' and een,!smen'- boots and
stosa, Of his own manufacture also good
ssppiy Of sole and upper l.sther for sais.
fseua bic long experience and close attention
- ~ 6asjasss h hopes TO have continuance
n ~ patronage heretofore 40 literally b..
GQSos4 - hin. AlIordsss promptly attended
~ ~ Npsk warranted.
NJ ~. l45t Missy
~ = 6jUthkkY, Aooase Carpenter
- 9sfnes, il prepared " e1eeul,
e1MGob M vhirh b nay h favored, In An
- ~ vsshmasl,ks nasnsr.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-02-17

,s~UE cx,,u,,se Board Of Managers. appoint
"a he War.hsll Lodge No "a announce TO
~. nuhlic that the sth se.ion Of the Institute
rommsneed on ths Third MONDAY in S.rtem-
he, and will continue ten months. embracing
two ....,on.---hn, no vacation al the close Of
The first unaer the direction o. the following
FACULTY..
Ne, T,ro q WusoS, u d., President
NJ Maria LfrrL,,lrlp. We Principal
ux. srs.s II Fo-rEg. Eaaiish Liferdiars.
Ni..I toK.yltA Jrss. Ornamental Dcysri-
r,,si and French.
Ni..FLfzs II Buzrox, Prirqar, Der1rimsff.
Mis-. Asapyrls JrxSrrT Jurt, .Hasic, PAM
and Guitar.
Ms. 4. CoxxkLiA JuvK. Ussic, Organ
ID pAsroRrn. Professor OF Vocal Hssi-.
Course Of Stady, aAd Charges per Ses'
sion, Twenty Weshs.
PssAnv bkrAsr~hsf'--of'h'gfAphy.
Reading, ana writing per SESSION 81
ms. m"nihs, - Wv w
Snoosn 'rsi"K tLAss --f.iemsh'afy ies-
sons IN Arithmetic, Grammar hso-
graphy' Natural philosophy fhis',
oi"gy' ana ili>i"ff 30 "
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Furniture Wureho ,,.e.



No. 80 Cam streci, Ns,e Orisdns
\1oGlNNIS & CARVER. (surcessors |"
WI John Ball,) having purchased the er'r
Books and SrArlos,ny belonging to the ~
ions BALL, they continue the Book ava
Sauorer, business a, 80 Camp street, Az
would beg tu solicit u call from the old GU
toners o, the House, and others wish NJ boo.
and Stationery for their own use, or 10 W
again
To Country Merchants, Who wish to hsy '
sell again, they can Offer great ndue~nfs'.
having thorough knowledge 81 the bsSas.
n all It's branches, aud great facilities 'of r.
ting stock AZ the lowest rates. ~,
Iheii assortment of school books. th"o'eg..
and miscellaneous books. blank books Fr'
and stationery, ssery complete. Inc! ~. ~
constantly on hand all the publications g !. !.
methodist book concern, which will BE- ~
catalogue prices =.
Printing aud Book Binding Of every u
-eription, executed with ncatncss and ds'fsI~.'
al the lowest prices. Blank books OF ~
serip,ons, Manufactured 10 order at the sn'''
est Hu,ie-.
Orders for anything in their line OF oss.
Will be promptly executed, and at ~ ~.
prices Al II the buyers, themselves, &c" r.
emit
McGtNNIS 4 CARVER
New Orleans. Jan Z. 1854. y
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GEORGE W. HAMILTON.

syoRcy ". rAairos. Jcns WHITE
wM. D. TUiLtS.
T>ARLTON,W WHITING 4 TUTPLnSS,.ss
i tors end Cemmission MtrcAsrts, ~.
dele. street, New Orleans. IT TO taks s
on ist September, Ia33.is Cash ~ a.
made on cotton and other eonsiennsns
tsrs To- basging, rope, gsossfiss, sk.,se''V
attended "a. !.
Jay ,. 1858. Nav
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For not the dreadful carnage near
Attracts the hery eye
But da.hing wildiy Oh, he sees
fsae--G.ory-
TIE noble Sailor sccsns to fear,
Though fsrcc the llvhin ne- fash.
Aad roaring throny', the Sowing eloads,
Loud p~nis the thunder. crash:
For. while he ,r~aas the strong ships deck,
Where bolt nor plank ARE rent.
he smiles unoau,,td On the scene,
And feeis---Euaouragemeni'
It's this which from the Lovers heart
Al sorrow may beguile,
And light that sacred ray IL Hope
Which lives upon n emile -
Inspired by this celestial beam,
For her all things he'll dare
nu, break the -pell--aud 10, hoe soon
He'll leave the scorninl Fai-
Fer he who stiil abjectly koeels,
Despite he, cold d,sdain.
kno,ss nothing Of that nchler love
Which anifaa,e- ~ strain
A manly hear, the wuile 1t breathes
Devotion deep and true
II spusned--~il proudly crush each fsns.
ara seVfn again 10 sue
lo. Genius, Ger hose wasted frame
Disease is sadly stealing,
How, all unmindful, stIl he lol.,
New truth on truth revealing
Night Ia for rest, the sun remindh.
Bright setting DER the bill
Midnight her warning gives IN vain,
Dawn hads hm ioiing still.
"Oh ,hs il madness" cries the friend
"Thy fesored cheek how pale,
When health and happiness are lost
Can empty Fame avail =
Aha auch words are lost in si',
Who knows what stern control
That Magic wofd--Eneousagemeu
Hath over such q soul
For heaslen TO his s'crr reply
.Oh! Pleasures Idle son,
Wealth, honor, raue----a world were nAr.h'
II mus, d. unknown.
Ceuld brIi.ye such wrre my fats,
Then every frui,lsss breath
That lie condemns my heart 10 heaye
Would -ecm living death
TIE Christian meets with rude rcpnlso
When Of this voice il heard,
But, humbly looking up on high,
a. hear the Masie Word
And wh,n il prisye. TO ind his hear.
Onearhy things intent,
Boldly he braves the T.mpief's ar,,
And l.--Enco,lfagement
Fer hath no, lie, who made the world,
TIE Father Lord az all.
Kindly oro.Iaimed unknown 10 him,
A spa,ros shall no, fall -
Ard Win lie. then servant see
Nor IKE Father. hear his voice.
Ana give him strength to bcar'
See how the Conseienee. ken Child,
Who doth his conduc, rue,
viii. al his slightest token, kneel.
And sweet forgiveness sue;
Yer. At i,s sound. within his brcaa,
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CorNry 81 H.Rnisos.
II ne NhsriH N and county, greeting.
N(fIIERhAS, on the isth day Of December,
w a. u. 1854, Il NJ Dunn, administrator
Of III. esiai. Of Mafy Harper deceased. lInldah
Carol, By her husband Bepj4ta,n Carol, and
Idw ard II. Calhoun, flied their prttion IN by
Office ior partition and distribution of the e..
tate Of said decodeut, repte-ontu that James
Harper, deceased lensing NAMES ages and re-.
.ienee unknown, Edward iiaper, who resides
n Jasper county, Nissis-ippi. Eleanor Calhoun,
Niir Of John Calhoun, q 30 resides IA the State
81 MISSISSIPPI, Emily Calhoun. now deceased.
leaving children. to-wil. Edward " Calhoun,
" e. iick., w,f, Of Moses hcks. Of llhl
county, X. y. Calhoun, K Is a. harpcr. and
Matilda Harper, " be resides IN Mississippi are
the heirs aud distributes Il said state.
Nop are therefore commanded 10 summon
Edward lInrpef, Llanor Calhoun, Il. \. Cai.
haUn X u 6. liafisr. Matilda Harper. and the
heirs Of lame, Harper. deceased. aud all other
persoas Interested, by publication # this rii,.
ton for SIX week. ia the Texas Republican, Il
new paper published IN the town Of Marshall
Harrison cpuuts, Texas to be snd appear a,
regular term of the county court Of Harrison
county pertaining t, the estates Of deceased
persons, to be holden at N, courthouse in
lho town ot Marshall, on the rs. Monday in
JanpHry, 1888, then and there to show cause.
4 any they has. or ean, Why the estate Of Mary
Ilafprr, deceased, shal not IT, psrlitieued and
distributed. and decree for that purpose
be made. Herein fat not, and make due return
~ Che law requires
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V.sS OF the count, court 81 SAID com
HAM ~. and veal Of SAID court, at Mar
shall thi. 18th day of ID rrn,h.r
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-02-17

'HE above house has constantly on hand
large and elegant stock Of the aboW
goods, manufactured 10 order, and which A.,
viii sell upon as favorable terms "a any houS
IN New Orleans. They respectfully solicit IN
patronage of their feya. friends Pef-on. We
ting the city will pl-ase drop in at ,tcir es,sA
lishment. Reeolleet the number ~ Ccmmqs
street. Ian '5i-y
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-02-17

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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-02-17

Issued 18th December. 1854.
q iiENDKitk, G. CLERK.
VIM. l.. Esftei, Deputy.
Received in Office. 18th of December, 1854,
and handed 80 the editor OF the Texas kepub.
hear the same DIV Tor publication.
JOHN I NObAtk, sheriff.
December 13i is5l. 1l-6i