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SECOND BOARD.
Sales of Stocks at phuadsi phi.. dc. "A.

Reported for YHE ~ Y. FEIsUsk BY J. K. H. o. FAIL
FrT Boord-2 $50 City R. r. 6s G. p 3d. Stoc do, C.
p s5wn, 8 45O City Wsrrsnts OIL IV0 Penn S. SAT 1900
Do 5syS S4i 700 do rs, $40; 27OO do S O0G9 do S.
s4i 100 Aneg Co C. Copnel, SIS, 20t0 Reading T. IS,
rs, b5 SO 100 Resoing r. Il b5 int 4s{ 40 s5xn q
mt, a. 200 do cash, "a Penn R, az; 8, do q; Il
mnshil R. r. IS; p Little Sehuyl. X. R. 100 schuy,
Nav rrtfd. as ~; 40 Washington Cisy 0As q 50 Morris
Canal, 2! tOdo, DAYS, I2 5" Cumh. Valley r. R., LIST
Pref Is; $50 non Bank, Tenn cBsnk Of Penn. l14t
10 Bar Of Lib, cot
Betvoen Bod,ds- Is Mnehill z. r.. s6
Second 6oarG 600 Ales Co 6s A. " IS; 1900 City Ga
g. p s8} Ss72 Cbe Del Cs,,l s. 81 S72 81 DO do
81 800 Penn a. "a; 100 30 oers SIT 1900 City r. r. s.
{. P 80; 500 % c p Ssl IS Penn. Coupon S. lots
2esy, lt0 MONS Canal IS Il, 6 N Penn KR :Sii
CO., A; 10 Penn B.R as Lehsh Scrip. c6; Moeh
r. R. days S. 200 Reading r. n as IA North Liz Bank
Coz; 20 Con- mere B.Hi, sos Is do, 5oi do, Oi Con
Ijlsr BOaTa-isi Is P,an. s. sgi 900 Ciyss & P, a.
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Arrived.

Ship Flying Couf cpil Grsey whsnP9s Sept and III Ma:
S Ss sG1 Hss sDe & winds
pansse until Dec at which time eIpeherced svery heavy
which took pinnacle ard comps" overheard and had
bad weather since No date lat. 81 a s., lon Is
Nov Is G' 81 s oa s. speHo bMf Ellen Rs~.on
from Liverpool for Mozambique
ship Tesc. Gregory, B.h. Eo7 .qs.r Nspi,r, John
Co. sid preyicus Nov bsk Delaw ..n Oankinr and
hiG Fairy Wlsby both foi Rio Jaero Nov. s. brig Chata.
S Ss f. hG sesa1, E9H Rio Z
oa I2h lat s6ss on $40 p9ts .hp Revere from Bos
soT for santa cur day. out The T. eIpsnsncsd hs.1,
the passage fore and oretopa aud
twice blown ca Tie eosst
Ship H. H. Body, OF srun.yist, Ne Hs.sy, L.sAorn
Ia Oct TO- of Cape De Gatt ruL by Swedish bsk
H. Il ssbboe he.d gear &c Tie Csroas Ice. Min
mast house deck and received other damage Nov IS
A. long IS So ale from w. to ~ ", sprunr ruddsr
S bL Ts JoaS Il k:s GsS '4a os s' hs4
nda, D. G. for Cos for crasrs who implied with pro
Wis Tie H. H. B. hiss eEpsi.rced heavy weath hs
shtiie pi..s.s been of the Grand Banks vita
shp sophia walker (of Boston, NcK,y P.daus ITO d. vi.
ST. h.less e e. C a.e pepper DC = Brown BIo Co
xols having when DAY, cut from PadsSs .sruSs sIs.s
Wa, .hhin nil. of s.1sy Ho the as9 .aa dane
Received some sight dsms2e lowed By stsutug rt.
Bsrk ihomu Richie, BE- Smith Boston d. b,l., to W.
L. Dowlirg
FMS sn,n (of CherJfsi Brown 49, J.so de Cub.
ds sugar mossses and tObsceo TO Thompoa
ter. Experienced heavy ". stber; lost sa 9, &c
trs Gen Pierce tof Bsltimorel H.ll, kOnroy. Liberia
Oct 20 coffee al palm oil o master Aug 90 Of Lite Ces-
tas. fss..d fore ndsh 'er. stspcins 20 the
painted black and to be Of American build would not
show her colors Der sails Of cotton canvas t
American and Of Epg h carried ibs We learned
servsrd that che had laid TO of Nop "a native town. and
been boarded BY Croomen who told first ths onlJ
chickens wanted atewsrd desire sxPrssssd to
purchase oil but Efforts made procure any they
ported her crew sp,nsh she Be ieved % ,; s'es oe
Hamburg big Adolph, SD fm- Bes's for serss, 10Y TO-
La H. lon So 3 SPOKE brig Samuel Adams from Ne"eans
fer Rio Jsner The O eIperet esd heavy ss On 'h' pas
sprupg siesk and 10 leaking badly. -.
Brig II. W. horcure (of Pit.stopl Curt no anero Oct
H. poids Cushnsn Dee lat y 80 lon II IS
spoko bark Fanny d. fn Provi<eass for ApsscheoIs ia
ballaxt.
nsekerel TO WhsIriI gton L eon-
Schr LOYAL scrsntop Lowden, SevMnah d. cotton and
Prom Leu, Point French Baltimore tndle to j. Rllsy
Prom Wecchester Clark, Providence. Reports steamer C.
VANDERBILT ,suk Wards Island and full Of vasr AZ t,sh
water
WIND-Durins the day, from " W., to EN.E.
The Sound steamers due here this morning 4th) from the
Esst were al detained the East River above Hell Gate by
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B,4t,sh and American Iron Market.

PHILADELPHIA Friday, Dec IL, l61o.
For.gn news gives the Iron market bt
are renorted du both At ssaboad markets and IN he
msrutscurir districts Welsh Bars a1otst 6u mere
Ia co, siderable undertaking Sole of $1,000 tons RAILS Tor the
Fast couduces 90 give frmness this fescrp ion OF ron
having b, fore receded fs Scotch rig GLASGOW Is
rbr American Iron market dull usu, for the season
Tbereis hov,yer some inquiry for Pig for future delivery
Quot.tions remain as rted American Bars are q1e
Sot firm Nail, are well sustained for the season. and are not
Likely 10 recede - 9, c.,.. .ono-.. a
am, nnt 10 a50 tons Nos ths hts and - to
the latter Bare at 80 90 70 S< oV MUS arc
6,m Ar - 10 81 20 mos Sheet is moderately active AZ
SI5 Plates are dull but firm 81 &c for common, and a.
N IL for charcoal Ameie IN Rails continue at t6t90
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BROOKL wv ITEMS.

rxxcrrros OF THE MURDERER GoRNaE.-rhs
,r.oper who is now confined in Kings County on
soovicton Of the murder OF Charles Johnson is be
executed on Friday of next week, between the
hour Of 10 a. m. and p. IN. He ako killed
Robert johnson at the same time. Strenuous efforte
have been made since conviction 10 induce the Coy
erpor 10 commute his sentence to imprisonment for
Sfe, but thus far without effect will be perceived by
TIE following letter received yesterday by the Sheriff
of the county;
Estate OF Nrw-YOHk, ExneyTIyr p.P4,ssT,x ss}
"EssLEsrsI Lori, esq, sheriff Of Kings County;
~ MeR.e1 GOpnsn convicted Of to murder Of
Ch.rss Having Iannsd the papers prssented srd
at the r and bsvng carefully considered tbe :sm: have
sst 70 sss c'no Rs,Oefail, MYRoN a. CL ARK"
The prisoner entertains no hope of a Communication
of pvnishnent and expresses himself as resigned 10
n, fate He is reserved in bis conversation with
Strangers, and merely answers when spoken TO. He
viii not converse the subject Of the transaction for
which he stands convicted, and complains of the
Large number Of visitors whs every day calling
upon hn. The Rev. Father Cassiday Ia his spiritual
adviser The prisoner is 90 years Of age, single, a
native of Ireland and his father, mother and other
relatives reside in this city.
ATTExpT TO BREAK JAIL, WITH TUE DESIGN OF
james Bush some time since perfected plan to break
out Of bis CELL in the Kings County Jail, and murder
The keeper necessary to carry out bis project The
fact was dvulged few days since by boy, confined
for sone trivial ot nse who transferred from the
Jail to the PeDiteDtsry. AT the latter place he in
formed the officer In charge that the prisoner Bush
had In come way been furnished with jimmy, With
which he expected to break his way out with the aid
of some Of the other prisoners with whom he had
tered into the plot that he intended to murder the
keeper if he could get clear other way. The boys
cell was adjoining, and he Vet into the secret On
information of this plot being received at the Jail the
prisoners cell was searched and the jimmy, strong
iron one was found secreted In his bed. Since tina:
time strict watch has been kept over him. He
stands indicted for bigamy, in deserving his black
wife and marrying white woman.
REsIesBD-Mr. VIM. Meeks has resigned the
ces Of Assistant of the Fire Department Of the East
District An election fiji the vacancy will take place in
January.
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equal to p cent on the capital stock fos hree
months. The advance In Readiog is even 'ergef hah
in Erie being q y cert. The closing sac va az VIZ
HUDSON River and Harlem did not participate In me
buoy sncy of the market Central vas sold ct 30. Inc
Western Shares were generally buoysnt AlchgA
Southern was s5; Michigan Central, esI; GNens 81
Chicago sod at 1907, an improvement OF e cent;
Cleveland and Toledo I /, &c. Cumberland vas &C.
tive snd sold at 23i. The movement. in Nicaragua
wa. strong and he market closed still In RAILROAD
Bon5s the Business was mainly in llhsos Central
which were buoy ant, and sold as high as so., al I'M
proyemeut Of ? cent. There was sl'o an active
demana for New-York Central &c at col, sn advance
of T. ceIt. State Stocks sold to the extent OF
&c, 900, at ,dvsrcing prices. vrgniss, 95i Nit
souis 81; Illinois Internal improvement, lOi, DC.
The market at the cose was strong.
10 exchange there ia but little doing, and rates are
uncbar ged. Sterling nominsIy 3a9 + cent; Francs
5.22l a5.lsi.
The market for fregbts is quist, but Arm. To Liver
pool the eDgs gemepts include 900 bush. Grain at
lid in ships bags; 800 bales Cotton, s-32 '-l6d
Ia slight improvement; 300 tics. Beef z al and
some Sugar, $751; To London 50 tee. Rice, 49, 50
bo1e, Sugar, 49,. To Havre: Whslebone, &c ; Cot
tor, lc Tobacco $40; Flour, 81; and Grain, 25c
We hear of 49, 600 in gold 10 go by the steamer to-
morrow, shipped by Schucbardt Gerhard This
amount may be somewha. increased. The gold pur
chased for the steamer of Wednesday next is taken
conditionally, and possibly may not go forward.
The Imports Of Dry Goods for the week show but q
derate increase last year, being s573 against
5000, 979 last year. The details are
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NARRATED.

CORNING Pa aSOE5-At. Rye, Wescbester Couaty, on
Wednesday Dec. H. by die Rev. T. D. Bryan SpER T..
CORNING OF this city and ANNA MATILDA eldest daush-
ter ftbe late Edward LAM Parsons.
HINCH mAN-PBATT- Tnursdsy, Dec. IS, 81 Albany,
n. Y, by the Rev. 'tr Sprsgue, 0AN HINCdMAN OF
Brooflyp, ~ t. JULIA B. PRATT, daughter Of Ralph
Pratt esq, Of the f,rrler place.
MURPRY-LEWJ SIN Brooklyn N Y. on THURSDAY, Dec.
IS, b. the Rev. Stephen Reningt2n Mr. hAkLlN j.,
MURPHY 20 liza ELIZA g LIZ is dsueh, OF the lae
Washington lie sls, esq, both of Brooklyn, N T.
PADLDING- PRARSON-On Thursday Dec. IS BY the Rev.
WIN. ?. Lunt, WILLIAM IRVING PAULDlNd % MARY
CREEN dsusbtsr of j. Green Pearson Of Eew.YoIk
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NEW-JE,RSEY ITEMS.

THREE DAYS THAEKseNIEe.-By direction of
Bishop Bayey under the authority Of the Archbishop,
three consecutive days will be observed during this
month for thanksgiving in honor of the dogmatic
declaration Of faith of the Immaculate conception
Next Thursday, Flidsy, and Saturday viii be so OBJ
served in the Roman Catholic Church in Grand ST rect,
jersey City and the other Catholic churches through
Ont the State.
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COURT eALENDAs-MoNpAY.

SUPREME CoURT-Speeidl Term-EoI III, %, GO,
1884, &C. 90, 1874, 49, l6 ~, 81, 80, lis 122 H. IS, a a.
CIRCUIT CoURT-Nos. $50, 1929 III s3l 479
56e ss sS5 100 Ss 5s5 1904 2zo5, 29 5i COG to 6s3
elusive
COMMON PLEAs-Prt Mo- 1861. 1871. CSC.
1884, 1885 1875 1857 1885, ssS ssS, ca IG7s os6 lOs 4S
PART II.-To-Day-Nos 49,. 1870, 1853 to 1865
inc' usive
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TotA............294 1000 si8l500o az sl9 COZ
THUS in the last year Immediately before the war,
the exports of British manufactures to those five mar
Be's were IS 4ls 600, in the first yesr OF the war
f4sl6 600, while in the present year they less
than 9l9 0OO showing an increase over 1853 OF the
enormous sum OF IS 100000. This fact alone shows
how much consumption has been promoted aud tra1e
developed by expenditurei the East and proves
without room for doubt that at very early period we
may e1psct return Of considerable portion OF the
bullion which has been absorbed 10 those countries IN
pa, me, of the large exports which are nov taking
place"
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Receipts OF Prod uce

y North Rrey BoatsI2 l bbs Flour So IA bssh. whest
$50 do. Germ 5000 do Oats so do Rye, Sc pSss Whisky
2 $50 do. Pro viso rs, do Ashes.
By Erie Railroads. - bb Flour l27 pkss Whsky 20 do
Aihes "a de- Rye, ltS4 Dc. Oats $50 do Provislons.
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At meeting Of the Directors Of the Chemical Bank
held this morning, G. G. Williams, esq.,, was appoint
cd Cssher to f the vacancy occasiOnedb by the deah
of Mr.. John B. Desdoity. Mr.. Williams previously
occupied the post of Discount Clerk.
Land Warrants are in better demand and the quo
tations are advanced TRompson's Reporter says:
"Lapo Warrants have settled down to point where
they will we think, stick for week or two, but in
mid winter lower prices si rule. We quote:
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COURT OF GENIAL sEssI0Ns-DHc i-Bsiers Re-

ASSAULT WITH INTENT TO KILL.
The entire time and attention of the Court were oe.
n,i.5 10 day in rynt Of assut sud battery wherein
w9msn named MsIsset sahsn stands charged with lsvns
assault viii intent 10 lii Of
German ed Min, Koppl- by .tEikr her
TIE bead with h.chet The JeTy bad not TO hour,
agreed a veTGict.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT or NEw-YORK.".....ess IA.


SteamsLip-Union, Adams, Havre, NJ. Livingston.
Bark-A Fish Wolfe, ST. MARKS, Brodie 81 Petts
Briss-J. w Warner. York st. Thomas X. Buck Frank
lin (Br) Putnam Norfolk, ]. Whitney Co Antelope
Br Moore Buenos Ayres, Kelly sm,hers; Martha, Br
Wood Halifax Rooms Dlnwiddei Telegraph, (orl Byrne
81. John. C. N. 7. Rowland.
Schoor aInssown Lax ures, City Point. Hunter
Co; 5. Miner. Bodies Philadelphia. w. McKee, New
York Adkins Richmond d. Pier.on Julien, Snow St jag
Cuba, B. +. MetesE
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tAeyertise ment. |
TMpNOhs CkrARRp GSrPP has searching, eo0th

-. -
Sa end feans qualities essentially dihsren. on 81 Snsl
Csaxh Snuff For sale rep, etsble Dros oo NJ
Yorh City ar elsewhere, and at go b.bsr.p n
tNy, RseExAS CLAsE Co. Nos 10, 80; NJ 90,
No. 10 AsoI House and = . orI 49, y "
DsosAwsJ; Mrs HAYrs, Broonyn' po.-.,o. An.rNv
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Joel Cifnuy's Eloquent PhiiosophicaI LecInrss ~
Nd FRIDAY EVENING" at H. Brooksn Institute,
WEDNESDAY aud SUNDAY EVENINGS. Wili.rns JnI O.
spIu. Assembly Rooms cor 9Th and South 6h-st., NON
GAY and TIL RSbAY. admission 10 cents
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Passengers Arrived

In brig H. w. honeu's from Rio JaaeyoCapt h. d. Thsyer
late Of ship Cleopss; John j. Toukn I'd officer Of do. j.
Thayer.
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rAavsrtissnentI
-. ~re.t exhibition Of PH0rc.s APIS. for which
fAdyenAsupcnt,

- oe.s Medal wN sgsrSed ovW al oonperisors the
-, IN ne American institute nowto be The Gal
nd 8vsSKY FREptNeKs, No. $40 Broadway.
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The only gold medal awarded for DAGUERREo-
rypts The late Fair q the Anne Institute 70 j.
0SssIY The specimens bis Palace OF AT
Ne 80 broadway
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MINIATURES ALMAsAc.......rHIs DAY.
Bun-RIses..7:l7 Sets.......434 hoosS Sets ill :3s
HisB wATsR..............s.Ta Is DAY.
Sandy Hook. n Gov Island. 0:7 HeuGsts.,.. l;ia
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n.ylet..CARrruL1r REPORTED FOR TIT TRIBUNE.
Pcts, bbis. Pearls, bis.

AsHFs-The market without mpo-tin change bat /, dali
at 81 50 Tor Pots and 90 for Pearls Ssecztus steady st 7
cssh. Stock on hand Dec. IL, 1855:
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Markets-Reported By Telegraph.
EEw.OsLxASs. Dec ls-Our CoTToS market is unchanged
Snlas Il day II 200 h,les.
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Guerial Notices.

The Cnnal.st, Temperance Benevolent Society
meet At Convention Hall. No. l79 Woosterh on SUNDAY
EVENIN The meeting will be addressed BY the hso ~ Y:
LEIGH Mr. CORD On add Mr.. DE CAMP. The hfends q
Temperance most respectfully invited to attend III,
WM NASH, Secretary JOhN QUA, rreshshe
Tearhers' Association.-Ths second LectaFe Of hs
Coure 10 SID OF be Teschs LIBRARY Fuod, will be delivered
by Prof Il. LOOMS. on SATURDAY EVENING, Dec z, a.
the Hall of the Board Of Education.
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The Sound steamers due here this morning Q4th) from the
East all detained IN the East RIVER above Hell Gate by
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REsIesED.-Mr. VIM. Meeks has resigned the
ces Of Assistant of the Fire Department OF the East
District An election FIJI the vacancy will take place in
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A Course Of Lectures will be delivered before ae
NEW-YORK YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASsoOA-
TIOF. mainly in the month Of Jsoua'y. -,
The following gentlemen have kindly consented to deh'ss
them: $500 go.
MARK HOPKINS, d. ID. President Of Williams CoIssei
THEODORE d. WOOLsEY, LII d.. President Of fss got
lese; PIof. CHARLFS NJ MARINE Of New York UniSerJi
Rev BISHOP SIMPSON Of the Methodist Church Pro sisof
ARNOLD GUYOT Of Prime ton.
mere particular notice will he given 10 fey dsya
CHARLES SELDEN, Cha OF Lecture Com.
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Rmisrant Intelligence once and Labor k1 - 4 -
10. n Canals, sewYort The Othes 80 -
ss,nhes, Of LxBoRERs and sEReANTs yery O. q. = =
wages and persons h.ys their orders SLED s az -
Sseernteudent and sending the amount necessary sIos
ps.sars of ,he parties reasire5. No fees charged
JAMES p. FA0AN, tspes1
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-01-13

We si,- h-ow an int-r 70 our advertisement. whicn
wiz hs i"s,ra very Nsnsn' fas reference Profess
jefferson. Shreveport aud elsewhere will find II 10
tess adsantsx~ 10 have their and bu.ir-.. ~
this Ira.
MARsWALL ADvEaTnEMvNva
MsscHASrs-c q Greg 4 Co, large brick store
on te West side Of the pohiic square
| Brewer d Adams. w~.i sd. public square a few
doors north of the RrpoblicMn Office
Ward a Vn'on, moth SIDE Of public square; brick
building.
VI. Levy ives; conner Of Johnson. brick building
fror.iine t'ouri hon--.
Ibetarl 4 Wi.dn, son,h rast corner pahlic square.
Keep aso mn assortment III furniture on hend
oos Thrii"rd .ior- second door west u Young
4 Jonn-.a :. Also keeps patent medicines on hand
" " " VI k-y IN the building formerly occupied
by }. Wilson.
Taylor, Cor, 4 Co. isrr- new building. ess, ride
public -quar
smith a hetryi family groceries. etc. north side
Ung Norss- 4. : johnson A. Co brick build
ing west side public sqare. Also keep h"k-. station.
cry, etc.
Mcl,analj q Sanders, south Of G. G. Grge A. ca,
Hoil --Plan,cr-' Hotel Vim. BrsdGeld. Propfic-
lot north east ccrn-f public -lonre.
Fysai. y aoois - Mason,, FenSlc Institute large
Two story bfrk and frame buildings stos'-d north.
w-s OF III. p,ihlie square tndet the Supervision Il
the Masonic f'ntenity
Ia.y,rs.-r. A. Paulio; Jennings 4 S,ansbury
{. u Adams; &. A tmxrt, :. Mnn,o- Hyde; ".
r. nm; ona,ill. Lewis Casey A'ke~, John $
Anderson.
Ply,,e,an. ". Eam-s A. L. T.. p. John
on; J p. ti-rvey.
isn,,a.--Dr J. n. jordan aud D'. \ e. Martin.
beth residents o Marshall, aud cannot be estecd IA
their profession.
ihasuerr,an Ar,io A Herring. up star. IN Cur.
Us, Taylor. d Cos new building.
Tinnsc.-J. Van Hook. removed, now Two doors
east Of Marshall Hotel.
Lrsry Stsai. --Cha- T.. ilyn4sr,. Fine es,a blish
m.nt.
7a,ior.-T. :. Kennedy. merchant tailor. sou III
side public SQUARE
Boo, and Shoesaksr. -tharle. Decksri, south. west
corner public square A fine Workman.
MHs-J :. Richardson adj, etses ph.ni, Mill-.
A. u. Bnrr-.- advertise. Pacific Nalirpsd Mills.
Hon" Catjssteos.-J Y. Morgan, ,ljvr, Mills
II miles south OF Marshall.
Rock Nsoe,s Young and Johnson.
G. G. Grgp A 90.
H. a Il. II Key.
PORT cADpo.
W H. Cobl,- advertise. s,or---new goods
W II. Farley adv riscs warehouse.
JEffgRsoN.
Msrehan,s--P. ". craham. j. W Ptkin. John
sabine. Brook. Bra. 4 Mabry; ". G. baker a Co..
Jo-eph I fr-wiil a Go,
Phyao,an--N r McAllenny. Jefferson.
cILMsR, ursmuG COUNTY.
La~yers.--J. l. Camp. s'inscn, tialoway, and
sInrop.
suREyE poRT.
Grocsrg Merchant II. u. Carrier
Commission and Forwarding i. T. Carter
IscnLLA Eors.
WIN NJ Johnston asiyeuis-s buegr- ipr saia.
Noiori,s Pnti,o. W II. Watson. Ely-mn feld- +:
J. VI Whnehon IL miirH from Mnrhsii on the
Tyler rad
Phi Rruwn Barrier.
David Mcphsil, Matchmaker.
II AR u Key advertise variety Of ARTICLES not
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W. n. FARLEY,

W. n. FARLEY,
HAVING PURCHASED ". u. COINS
/ i entire stock OF goods and house. would
respectfully cali the attention Of the public to
The we!i selected Stock nor en hand,
Which will be replenished a. soon a. ns,iga.
ton permits, consisting OF
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS.
Ready made clothing, ksrsey-, blankets
Nass~ts, boots and shoes, hoes, trace, log,
bres., and ifihcha,n., tlschsmah'- tools. non,
steel, casliugs aad naiis. Ssddery,
misses, boys ard geu,- saddles. brides, mar
tingnlc-, g,rths buggy harness and cellars
best description Sugsr coffee, salt, moissses
and lime, sperm and star candies, &cs &c.
A fresh supply Of GARDEN SEED Just
received from David lAudreths celebrated
gards~, Philadelphia.
lie ALSO inyites attention TO his large and
CO.N.NODIOLS WAREHOUSE
Plenty Of room for cotton or fre'ghts. ttscks
and horses furnished to Marshall, from whence
conveyance can br obtained 10 any portion Of
Texas, ~ calling on {. 4. Iiynson.
CasA adrascrd on Cotton.
His,s and PsifrWs isksn in ercAsrxs for goods
src,, cstdo, Jan q. 1853 2sU
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a very desirable place. eight miles
.lsIs east Of Marshall. o. the shreveport
road. containing FIVE NJ SDREU AND
FiFTY-FIVE ACRES, one hundred Of
which are in a high state Of cultivation (; to-
gcher with all the improvements.
Title undoubled. Here Is = chance for a
bargain.
The undersigned. living near the farm, /. the
rrowietor's agent. Apply to him wIlhou,
delay. THOS. J. COLE.
December 10Th. 1884. 2l-,f
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Nt1'1'LE CP.

4 Ii PERSONS indebted 10 me, from 1912
"A MI tbs present time, viii please come
forward and pay up or they viii have tc settle
with an officer, and those Who have settle.
ments with me will come forward and pass
receipts | want to settle with every body TO
,traighien my business make all who owe me
pay up, aud discharge I'll my debts.
\. d BuRRESS.
January G, 1898, 23t
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WIN. Il. MILLER,
WhsieSAl e Druggist and Seek eller,
AhIcIePOrl. la

DESPE'TFU'l.i solicit, the attention ard
~ patronage Of the ply sicans, mercha n,s
and planters OF Harrison county. His large
stock Of Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, .usgi.
cal instruments, paints, oils, brushes, varnish.
botanic medicines, patent medicines, toilette
and fancy articles, perfumery. window glass.
physicians glass ware. spires. garden seed,
wines, brandy, tobacco, snuff, cigars, and
BOOKS AND SIAJIONEKH
OF MI kinds, has been very carefully selected
to which additions are being constantly made,
and the quality and purity Of which are guar
aniced, and will be sold on rs accommodating
terms ms a; any establishment in the south.
January 10, 1s55-13-6m
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MARNlNG.

I HEREBY forewarn ali persons from trad
l ing in any manner with any OF my negroes,
or any negroes under my control, unless aulho-
rl1cd by a wnt,rn order by me. Any person
Interfering IN this manner viii be prosecuted
10 the cXten, of the law
A. d. BURRESS
January 1888. 9Stf