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SIGN o. TuE DoLDfS uoRsrHT,p
No. q Maga-ire street ana No. Al Cqa,f ,...
GA MAGEE 4 kNEASS Manp6e,.
rors and Importers Of Sadllrry ~
~ Saddlery Hardware, Harness, Trnnl.
Carpet Bags, &c; Leather, Materials. ~
Findings for Saddlcrs, Coach Trunk. A.
Shoemaker, comprising one Of tie I,r1e,,
and most complete asscriiaents TO b, Inl n
this city,
PLovGns-Caroy Dudley, rld pcsco.,
Ploughs, of every description ana size
REGALiA--l o. O. r., Maseus, and 5 oft
Regaia, aud paraphernglia Of every de.efir
ton the largest and most complete as,o,,.
men. 70 be 'orud in the United States.
iSpiA nruBrn rELrtNo, PACKING. &c.
Maree and hnea.s IRE the principal ages,.
for the Boston Betting Company, CIR The ~
of India Rubber Bel!inrsud la,kihg tor steam.
joint. and boilers ii0se of every size. A..
gcihcr with complete assortment of oil q.
scripiions Of India Rubber Goods, which tls-
offer at the lowest market rates.
~ Look for tue Large Horse standing ii
the door az G Magazine street,
January =, 1851. H.
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Wholesale Beck 1 stationery 1ssso'
. BURNETT 4 0OsTWlCA,

Is CAnr STREET, N. o.. ~
PsAi.sAsvs ssl Jsl<rs u Rssss and Ssa''~~rry
Asnhm We invite the attention OF buy
ere to our large stock Of Books
Il and Etatioassy, which We now
have IN store, and 10 which we are constantly
receiving additions from all the principal pab-
lishers and manufacturers Of the United States
and Europe. Our stock is the largest ana
most complete Of any in the South, and being
a. largely engaged in publishing as most Of our
Northern cotemporar,es, and buying our SIN.
tiorsry direct from the best manufacturers IN
the world, our facilities for supplying our cue.
toners with = complete stock Of Books and
Stationery, Al low prices, are eqnallcd by no
house in the South, and BY few in the North
Our stock comprises Books in every depart.
nent of Literature. History, Biography, Travel
and Adventure, miscellaneous and school
books, bibles, # nll styles and prices, prayer
books, testaments, etc, etc. VI Stationery
We have every descriplion--cap, letter, bill,
counting house, brief, and nete paper, OF every
grade; also, packet and commercial post, Hat
cap, folio posi-, demi-medium and royal Bristol
board and drawing paper Envelopes OF every
description--policy, legal, packet and CONNER
cial posi- sizes. Writing Desks, Fort Follos,
Travelling Cases, Ink and lnks'ands, q great
variety, Pencils, Wax. Waters, Paper Folders,
States, Bill Flies. Counting house 'apan Ware,
Paper Weights, Holders, etc.
We cannot, IN u newspaper ADVERTISEMENT
,numera,e the different articles thai are CON-
I pii,ed in acomple,e assortment 81 stationery,
suffice il to say that, in extent aud variety our
stock /, such rs will he found only IN first
class wholesale book and stationery ware.
house.
We are engaged in publishing large nun.
lyy Of very popular and saleable books, and
sell largely Of them every year. II he would
keep u small stock of them on hand, and as
We make large deduction TO dealers, II would
he an object TO keep them. Printed catalogues
furnished upon application to
BURNETT II BOSTWlCk,
Publshoss Is Camp street, y. ..
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LADIES' FANCY DRESS GOODS

LANES FANCY DRESS GOOUS.
l Us'r received, one OF the haadsomest stocks
- embracing the creates, variety Of Ladies'
Fancy nres, Goods ever brought to Marshall,
v llich are offered for sale at reduced prices,
consisting Ia par, Of plaid printed Cashmrfes;
solid, al wool nI.Iinea, ten diff rent rolors;
plaid, all wool b'lAncs rich figured Dtaines,
satin plaid ta-bmefe-, supcr-poiuiod C.aR,
mefes fancy plaij Chaly, PaH- plaid N
Lroeade do. chene do black iigured do Wk
satin plaid do, gros d, Rhine do. blk watered
do. Also
Snpcr-plaid Bingham green Barge BLACK
do eolorod I'lorenccs Linen Cambria ildkfs,
clildrrus wool Hose; ladies' spun silk Vests;
mems spun silk under Vests, super gros de
Kline Crayat, ladies black and eo,orcd KID
Dlores; incn's kid and buck do ladies twist.
ed silk Mit,- children's do; do six Gloves :,
BIZ lace Wells colored worstcd B,afs; bleach
cd cotton Cords black silk velvet Ribbon, all
Widths hlack and coored six jraids a great
variety of new style Dr,s. Trimmings laconct
Muslin; check Cambria Victoria Lawn; India
null Muslin, Naiusook Muslin laconct Idg-
iug- etc. ucw style Bonnet Ribbons. Naniua
do, ladies' six aud satin Hullias, blac. and
colored ladies fancy merino Idmas, gent
satin Scahs do spring siueks and do; Opera
Ties blue Grape pink aud blue Crpc lislc 3
ladies' spun silk ilose ingram do; gents
Cashmere Gloves, ladies dol ladies' beaver
and buck Gaunllets, CAemisottes aud Under
sleeves white, blue and piuk Iaraton. 70
ge,llcr with many other new articles, which wc
would be pleased 10 sell
Il. G. GREGG & co.
Sepirmler %, 1881.
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~ Maeasiac Sircef, Ace Orleans.
n YALE IR., & CO. u Magazine stree.
". New Orleans, Nhoies0lc Ntaars Ia b..
ported Staple and Fancy Sii.s and S'rdo t.ao.s
Lacss, Embroisriss tlo,ss, Mani Is, fringe,
Braids, Buttons, GRps, trtmuupcsg a4.ibA
Honneis, Sirae HHs, Rmiaas AUfaa
Flgwrs, Millinery Articles, and Rich Fn7
Dress Goods Of ali Kinds. A fnlland compiet
assortment Of every thing 10 Ihcir lnc u de-
ypry latcs, fashion, constantly aud CouN.
ry Merchants visiting ,his Ciiy aye respectful,
invited to call and examine boioi, yurtaasng
G. VALE, Jlt, a co.
- Magazine street between
Common aAi Ufay.e,.
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j carefully selected stock Of spring and
summer
staple aud Fancy Goods.
to which they invite the attention OF Their old
customers and the public.
Their stock consists IN part OF the following
articles
Beraees. plain and fancy, schaliey, plain /;
mu,Iins. embroidered, dotted and tariton;
iaconei, plain, striped, and painted eheml>
settles, with sleeves, sleeves separate capes,
collars, cuffs, mantillas, bonnet-,
The --latest Bloomer Has,
parasols, fans, artificial flowers, number Of
bridal wreaths, and a general assortment OF
ribbons, &c. Also lot Of
READY MADE CLOTHING.
Black cloth coats, black drap d'eie coats. linen
aud alpaca coats. NlsIs-bIaek satin; fancy
silk white fancy marseiles vests. PANS
Black doe skin, drap d etc, white linen, and
cotionnde Linen bosor hirts, fancy and
plain. llArs -- Fashionable mocskin, dfah
beaver and otter leghorn and panama.
We have likewise n choice assortment OF
boots and shoes; china and glassware; crock
erv hardware holloware, and castings.
Also a fine selection Of saddlery, game bags
guns, and bowic.knises, pruning knives, &c,
10 fine, we have almost every article usually
found in dry goods stG-e Give US a call and
we feel assured that we will be enabled TO give
satisfaction.
BREWER Il ADAMS.
April 20, 1854 ly
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49,. = woAsAsD ~ - 49, = ssss'
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w. ~ sos1b - AAesoso. svasdso oSsss
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Whss 'rsshsy wssAs. hua their Meme 4 hAsA,
q: sA1UlA - WI ~ Od.
nsasss ,Aaa liz sh<s stssas ths hsssrsr'd e'e''.
wA~s sssss ant ~ sli " ~ 'h'"rssd y Gay
Chss,ius ths spssts II IN fssd sossa
O'es dear NV ~ away;
OF tho-e whose love ~ sassnt Sssssds knew,
Not one is near my i'ys and sr's!' to share,
bs, u,rs~n<y s.>ks.h. has The falling dew,
N,sit's to~~nins bopsi II carr,
Then for tht fond oncs ,hA, bss,d- nv grew.
l',.s,.ings ihs hear!e!t prayer.
Yeufs firms Arr round me ~ IN days gone by.
sw-e, top~s recall the tones hear No more.
And lave looks on Inc frcsn laughing eye.
Like sne loved Of yore.
Painting. lest NY fra,l hard roiht no, 10 heaven.
llotsiy IN these to thee, my God. pray.
While lin nvvJ hss,s~hsld 70 ny childhood given
Der sasiA hsxHiea any.
But, hks .reJ doves the, h,spt ard .foor al even.
THY claim the closing day.
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eSs u. SWt-ssSa ~ W.
ION the Yves, side Of the lnblic Squnfc)
MARsIiAtd, TEXAS,
AT 7IiE ON STAND or GFEGG 4 HFI.
A'IlEKE We will be most happy To rerse
w our old friends and the pubic generally
M dealers IN Dry Goods, Hrd'cars tnile'y
Wood Ware, Qu,snspars, Nus, Caps, Ran
nets, Boots, She's, Krsiy umis Ctoihog,
Nchopl Books, Nfaiionery, dc, dc, where oil,
articles generally found in country stores, can
be had on the most favorable terms ior cash
OF on tine 10 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
nino years, to our Mr. g. q. Gregg, during his
connection with the late FIRMS Of Evans, Gregg
4 Key, and Gregg L. hey, and most respect
fully solicit continuance Of the same TO oar
new firm. hoping by straight forward, fair,
upright course IN business, TO merit the con
iidenee Of the people and = liberal share d trade
pledging ourselves 10 place our customers
on On equality in every respect, with those OF
the best houses In Marshall. Az isc ask IS a
ar trial.
MARSHALL JnnurAy H. ISL
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y. 81 GtsNls, 1iios ,, cAh''
southwestern Hook store,

Ne. 81 Camp Srcci, Nsic bflfd#s'
NIcGiAhls q CARVER, (succesa5Fs =
vi John Bald having purchased The eas'
Books and STATIONERY belonging 10 ihe w
JoHs BALI, They continue the Hees Aa3
Stationery business Mt SO Camp street, HN
would beg to solicit call from the oli ss-
toners OF the House. and others wish ~ BOOK
and Stationery for their own Use, or TO *"
again
10 Country Merchants, Who wish TO bay /"
sell again, they can Offer grea. Inducements
having thorough knowledge Of The basas''
al it's branches, and great facilities ic' u
ting stock nj the loves. rates. -
Their assortment Of school books, 'heoiese.
and miscellaneous books, blank hooks p'F,
aud stationery, issey eompleie. They ~
constantly on hand all the publications ., T. :,
methodist book concern, which vii. 10 se'1 :
catalogue prices. A.
Printing and Book binding Of ever! 4
scription, executed With ueaincss and dssp,ss a.
at the lowest prices. Blank books Of ~ "a ~
scriptions, manufactured to order al the 49,
est notice. .,...,
otiers for anything in their line oil p"'a ~,
viii be promptly exern' and at 'he ~.
prices as II the buyers, themselves we'' y
ent. Ian
MoGlNNlS ~ CARVER
New Orleans. Jan. 7. 1854. y
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FRESH ARRiN Al!
SIN Mey Come, and d Coming
~ Hags Of shot;
~ 300 los of bar head
% keg. and half kegs 4 powder
10000 percussion caps
90 bags 81 coarse ard fine val.
rs bbls Of Nj Louis flour
do white beans
DO maekercl, nos and
50 bags u Rio coffee
80 bbls Of sugar
- boxes star candles
IS do ro-in soap
20 do Of tobacco
rs do Western Reserve cheese
iierees O! rice
90 btl. ard halt obs Of n O. molasses
30 kegs % Nsil., Ne, Sc.
BESIDES
We have salmen, roe. behring's, and eodiisl,
figs rasins. candies and nuts Of all kinds
and variety OF fancy eatahes too numerous
to mention. CAL and see for yourselves, al
THEIFORD Il WILSON'S.
April 10, 1854.
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lRueonle Female Dosoleuee.
TINE Rssssuvs Board Of Managers. appoint
1 - b. nsssAsIl Lodge No. ~, announce "
~ vnSt|s sAas tAs III ssaaioa Of the institute
eos,nsseed - 10 Third Mondsv In scp'-n'-
~ "a vill se0sinSe tss moaths, embracing
two, ssss,ons--hus no vacation at the oIose oil
lie Ast--undes the direction Of the soilowing
rAvuAry.
Rev. Tho. 3. Wilson. D. D., Preeids-s
Miss MAsrnA LIrrirfIytp, Vice Pr'acipal
Miss SusAs H. FosraR, Eaghsh Liisraisre.
Miss l.. CossELA JrsE, Ornamental! Depart
men, and French.
Miss ELIZA NJ BrRro,, Primary Dsyari'asHf.
Miss ARApsLIA JsssrrT Jusr, Nssic, P!aEo
and Guitar.
Miss l.. CoRskLiA Jusr, Music, Orgaa
d. p.sroRrn, Prof5fsoy n local Muse.
Oeuys> Of STUDY, and Charges per Ses-
sion, twenty Weeks.
PRIMARY DgrARrwrSr-orlboR
Reading, and writing, per session Of
FIVE months, $40 90
Slcosp JUNIOR tLAs..--Elemcniary les
sons in Arithmetic, Grammar, Geo
g,sphy, Natural Philosophy Phis'-
ology, and History sil 81
Finsr JusfoR .GLAss.--English Gram
mar, Geography, Arithmetic contin.
ned Natural Philosophy, Waite on
the Mind, po,any, Geology, Mytnoi
ogy, and History. si5 90
MipplE CLlss.--themis,ry, Rhetoric,
Logic. Moral Science, Mental PIN
Iosophy Evidences Of Christianity,
Political and Domestic Economy,
Astronomy, Algebra, Ancient and
Modern Languages commenced. $40 oC
SENIOR Class lent @t;. Modern
Languages completed, GeoNeiry.
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CHEAP. CHEAPER, CHEAPEST!

NJ LEVY has Just opened y, hia nid stand,
W. on the North side # the Public Square,
a large nnd new assortment 81 wei selected
IA'., AND WINTER GOODS.
to whiel. ne respectfully invites The attention Of
his old customers ard the public generally.
He feels assured from the superior ssi'i and
advantages with which his stock las been Sc
leelod. that he IS nhlc to supply the citizens Of
Marshall and vicinity With The chcapc-tnnd best
Goods ever Offered in this market lie las on
band large supply Of Ladies'
FAN y AND DRESS GOODS,
consisting Of the latest and most isshiuoah,
s.ylcs that cas be procured in the New York
and Philadelphia markets..
He has also on hand fine supply Of Gen
iiemeus Winter Clothing, together with Boots,
Shoes, Hats, Caps, etc, Of every variety and
style. He Is also prepared TO furnish planters,
on thu most reasonable terms, with every kind
Of Plantation Goods, such rs Negro tlothng
Hats, Blankets, Eusset Shoes, etc. etc. IN
fine he is supplied with everything The people
want and mus, have, sust coma and examine
fot yonf,elses, mud you viii thereby save 70
per cent, and greatly obge your friend,
October Is, 1884 ". LEVY.
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READY MADE CLOTHING.
La'ea Styles Just Recc,rcd, and for SdIe
al Loc Figures
DROWN cotton jeans drawers brown net
- do; mcfino drawers and under shirts cot
ton do, superior linen bosom shirts linen
shirt collars fancy opera ,ivs, blanket coats
and over sacks, hlanke, register aud paitos
black doe skin blue cloth fancy cassimere
fancy tweed, and brown cloth registers and
paltos black mohair, and broad cloth pyor.
sacks black French cloth tamaG fancy Eng.
lish tweed pant. fancy cassiuier pauts black
saimet pants, grey saiiret pants, fancy Eng.
elish eassmer pants, blaek dee sh.l AID fancy
doe skin pants,
Double-bsaasseA sa...i vests satin vests with
rolling collars black figured saiIn vests black
figured g,taaGine vests, fancy gfensiine vests
fancy six plush velvet vests; tiacs cassimer
vest. cashmere opera vests larcy wooden
velvet vests, double breasted and rolling col
isrs, fancy cashmerct vests. tlals frereh
cloth tfoek coats black French cloth dress
coats
We Invite tie attention n all before pur-
chasing elsewhere, rs we feel confident our
stock viii compare with any IN Marshall w
quality aud Price
G.. G. GREGG & co.
August 10 .SJj
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Furniture tynves,ousc.

.esw---r.. TlE undgrs eu.i respectfully
9n1f inform their fl ends and IT,
SH public. thai they have Jasl re-
ceyed and are drily receiving 40 extensive o.
sor,ment of Cabinfi Furniture of u,ctg yaa.
ETY. aud style also, choice as-oflme u' q DE
following articles, TO wit ch,irs, feather
spring, moss, rnd hair mattresses curled aaif
hair cloth, dan.ska, cords, aud iassels, gnpa
yaruish, etc, etc.
Purchasers are invited to call md exaw'n
our stock, which viii be offered al prizes "a.
cannot fail 10 please.
&. FLINT & JONES.
Mes 80 and az ROYAL st., n. q.
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NJ MAlcMl,

IIORATIO u. HEWITT, Successor to
i Tyler j. HEWITT PIANO FORTE AND MUSIC
DEALER, 80 Camp street, New Orleans Has
always on hand one Of the largest and most
complete selections of Piano Foriss in The
southern country, all Of which are guaranteed
- good and perfect instruments. Agents fer
the sale Of A. STopAgT & Co.'S New fcfs
Pianos.
These Pianos ere celebrated for nue quality
Of tone, purcness Of sound, and for neat aud
beautiful finish Of exterior workmanship, rid
are considered by the profession, and competent,
Judges, 10 be the fines, Pianos made In the
United States. Particular atteutioai is requested
to their splendid Scrpeniine pattern, with Pearl
keys, which is considered ere Of the finest now
made.
HA.Lrrr, DAvis . Goa celebrated Bo-To.
PIANOS, o. st, sc, and octave Pieeold Piano
Fortes, from the factory Of "Plescl co."
Paris; also Pianinos, Sem. Grand and Grand
Pianos from the same house.
Old Pianos taken in exchange snd p.r, pay.
ment
GUITARS, from the house Of Hal s. Son,
Spanish and French patterns, Ae; N,o,us, Boz
large quantities; Melodeons, Serail'paa, IT.
rans, Flutes tlarionettes, Brass lnsiruncn,a
Of all kinds, Violincellos, Naplos, strings for
al. instruments, and musical merchant -r II Ill
descriptions, wholesale and retail.
/ Sheet Music Of all kinls--nasic received
/ from the North By every steamer, Is soon 's
/ published; church Books. Instruction. DooSs
! &c.
! Particular attention i. called TO the large and
! extensive selection Of Accordeons aud flusinas
whch is the most complete rgi perfect s,lcc.
ton Of these beautiful instruments ever offered
| in tho southern market
All orders from the country faithfully and
promptly attended to. a LIBERAL discount mad,
| TO Teachers and to Summaries
UOKATIO ID. HEWITT.
80 Camp ST., New Orleans.
Jan. 10, 1882 Ntr2s.
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NEW 0Rl.kANS..-Contlprri
New SIN House.

sr~ farL tNp wiisfEs GooBs p
j c. PEtpARD ~ co
- tratlfr S'f.H IS
Between CAMP and Magazine atrest,
4 RE nov opening an entirely ns,c SOL =,
N Imported Srtss sna Fancy Drsss God
also sra,- reods, toaHcfs, ribbon. ~.
ss.bymderies. !, llrcs hosiery. dress trism,,s.
artificial doasfs, teaiius, millinery ,rfics,
eie , etc, :, which they invite the alten.icg ~
country merchants.
]. &. PEPPARD h Co.
ian :. "a. IS GyGricr sf,eei
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IN receipt Of large ana sI'oq no & ar
OIL GOODS embracing almost every variety
10 season DE lowest marse luee & Wn,a,
Of bu-g before making their f' aa
second none s n'A NM we
,ha mison
L hlllgr for n
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UISSOLIj IiON,

UTNNOLI lion.
'TilE Copartnership Of W HOOKS 4 bRo.
/ i, th, day dissolved Persons having
business with the late firm, will please apply to
VIM Brooks for settlement.
WA. BROOKS,
J. W. BROOKS.
W Bnooxs, j. W. llgooss, md II +. Ma
Dry, will continue the business at the old
stand Of Brooks d bro, where they will be
pleased TO serve their friends and the public
generally, on ,ho mos. accommodating terms.
The Reeeir'ng, forra-tisg, and Commission
business, will be continued by the undersigned,
BROOKS, BROTHER, L. MABRl.
Jefferson, Texas, Jan. !, 1904.
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December 9th. 1854. oQ-n

PLANTATION GOODS.
WE arr now in receipt Il, and offer for sale
w At Psicss that will insure tales, large
and extensive stock d Plantation Goods, con.
aistiag Of
Is pisess bat Kerseys and white liaseys;
= = Rlail iAnss{s;
- - Twseds and Jeans;
- - oaiissts, gTsy, black and fancy
- - naaasls, I'll coloss:
- - nv syle winteP Prints:
- pais ~ gsey Negro BIankess;
- - ~ ~ csrd Naekinaw DO;
~ - wttls u Do;
~ - ~ r1Baet DFoeaas;
10 eoaes ~ 0eees, heavy;
- dooaa wesa tlhia.
Al,e-SlaA CIsahtag. wsssssd ssrse, black
Hansh Oesskia, ssny blss Cssaimsss, blark
- tlnsh yNneA Cpot1s. wsolsa Hswls, twill.
= 0aes1ea6s. bssvn Drills, hssvy strpes aud
slstce1 0ainhosns; te4sthss With = general
sessetDsue fees1s h proportion.
~. 4 q. q. GREGG l. co.
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U. y. NTT'N q %.
August 10. 1854.


THE MAMMOTH STABLE,
Wholesale end Retail Saddle and Harness
Shop.
A Lsrge saddle md harness shop
a426D has been wanted for long time
1- in Marshall. The subscribers
aware Of this, have recently Waited New Or
leans, ard returned xi.h "a large and well Sc
lceted stock Of every thing in the "a
above line which they VII sell on more y
favorable terms than has ever been
offered In ,i1s market, either for cash or corn
and fodder. II you want anything Of the kind,
don't send abroad. or put yourself to the
trouble Of bunting around, bu, call do@n and
look at our stock, ard price our goods
Shop adjoining Livery Stable, North side
public square.
The Lireyy Stable Is handsomely fitted up,
and il acknoW lodged to be one Of the largest
and best regulated establishments IN the State.
Persons passcnizin9 this stable may rest assur.
I'd that their horses will receive every attention
We keep plenty Of prosender aad faithful host
less.
e. r. HYNSOS Il Co.
II We havc horses. buggies, hacks, aud
carriages 10 hire, sell, OF trade.
April, Goth. 1854. ~
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i, n. MORGAN.
r. L. KENNEDY,
N ERClg A Mt r. ~ l. u u,

- Respectfully announces 10 the citizens
III 81 Marshall and the public generally,
IL that he Ia prepared TO do all kinds Of
work in bs line OF business, in a manner un-
surpassed in the South, and warrants entire
satisfaction to all hs customers
lie has on hand, aud v III receive regularly,
superior articles u Cloths, Casslmercs, Vest
logs, and irim-,ing Of every description, which
he will .ell and rake ~ very lsw. f., cash.
ladies' Cioaas aud Riding Habit. made ~ or.
der, in the very iaies, styles. FASHIONS re-
ceived every month.
Shop one door essi Of the Marshall Hotel.
September -, l,ei ay
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GEORGE W. HAMILTON.

GEORGE W. HAMILTON. JOHN
WM. u. rELLiS.
rJ>ARLTON, WHITING T. TUTTLEs,.s..
j tors and Commission Merchants, ~,
deIst street, New Organs. IL To tAxe ~,
on ist September, iS5s..rr Cash aa'AIo r.
made Oh cotton and other consis:nn's"'~ NJ,
aers for baggiug, rope, groceries, etc 'p''A''
attended to. /.
July o. 1881.
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HATS. HATSl! NATS'll
I rSr received and for salc--Superiine fnsh.
- ionable Molcskn Hats
fine black cavalier Hats,
Do do do do, with cords, tassel.
Superfnc drab Otter soft Hats,
A hrge variety of sott hats generally;
Mems and Boys cloth Gaps;
Infants eoored silk yelsct Capa;
Superfne fur Caps,
Black md whit. WOOL Hats:
Caii and see, no charge for showing Hats.
&. &. GREGG 4 co.
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1854, FALL AND WINTER GO0S.
II. & II. ii. KEY.
MARSHALL TEXAS.

so..h Side Of III. Square adjoining Young 'chnn' Drug store
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MarShall Netel and Livery Slable,

W0uSU0u UVtUt 0B0 HWY TteOsut
- This large and co,nmodious estab-
mn lishment has just been thoroughly re.
paired ard fitted up IN the most con,.
Portable manner, aud ia now ready for the ie.
eepiion of travellers and bonrders. There is
also connected with the abpye house a good
nnd con,enicn, Stable, well supplied with corn,
oats and fodder, together with convenient
stock ward aud good wei. Of water.
W. IilAiER, Proprietor.
December &c, 1854.
FALL. ANE WINTER HDNNEIS.
lust received ard for sale-ladios' colo'ed
q elk vciye, Bonueir;
adde's colorcd corded silk Eonncis,
DO do satin do,
DO black ak do,
Do colorcd lawn do;
DO open work straw, etc do;
All the Ladies' in want 81 fall OF winter
Ronneis, will find II TO their Interest 10 call
nnd examine our pornets before purchasing
elsewhere, as We are able TO show superior
article, latest siy and II, low prices.
IL. GREGG & co.
Aupust 90 1874 5If