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NOTICE OF COPARTNERSHIP.

NO1lOE VI OOfAhlN EhNHlP.
III EkRY BARRON & SOLOMON SLOWER
IL have this day formed a COpartnershipf for the
purpose OF carving on the Wood and Coal business
n all It's branches.
Our yards are situated on The corner Of 2lst aud
! streets, Washington, and on the moal, ne ar
semm1s's planning mill, Georgetown AT either OF
the above places persons in want Of Wood and Coal
OF The very best quality, and on the mot reasonable
terms, will Al all times find an assortment eQua
not snps nor, 10 thar in any yard IN the District.
patch BARRON N STOVER.
Ceotgetowu, d. c., April 10Th, less.
apr l2-dlm
plCh ALAC X 81LK8 OF every widn and
~ quality, from IS cents up, very cheap
IioAo ans pam sIks, Pink, white and BLK waiered
slks for Nanlilas
mnte, punk, blue and mode cold Shalleys
"nAe, phk, blue, green, com and mode csiored
french NOusselines
ID poees piain Berege, in every shade af 25 cents
very cheap goods
WINE PINK, blue, green, brown, and mode colored
bsreges, IN hne quality
Ioo pieces Lawns and ackonets I'm every quality
Also well assorted stock Of Domestic Goods
Al OF which will be sold al very low prices
OusUmess viii do well 10 give Us a call.
WA. X. RILEY,
Conner eeh 81 and opp. Centre Market
mar Slim
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CUPPING AND LEEOHING.
lNIIUa In ERA

NJ OULD respectfully inform the public iha, he
w n prepare 20 attend 10 the business Of Gun
ping and Leechng his Barber shop, south eide of
Pennsylvania avenue, between 18Th and l3X SIS.
Calls promptly attended 10 in all parts of the city,
and al very reasonable charges.
mar 3l-ims
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FOR WOOD & COAL.

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UNIVERSITY OF NASHVILLE,



TINE Fifth Annual Course Of Lectures in
/ this Institution will commence on Mon.
day, the goth Of October next, and continue til
The first Of the ensuing March
PAUL T. Eve, NJ. o., Principles and Practice
Of Surgery.
ions NJ. WATSON, NJ. D., Obstetrics and the
Diseases Of women and children.
". X. BowLIxG, NJ. b., Theory and Practice
Of Medicine
A. II. BUCHANAN, VI. D., Surgical and Patio.
logical Anatomy.
{. X. WINSTON, N. D., Materia Medica and
Medical Jurisprudence.
Ropggr NJ. pogrsa, NJ. o., General and Spe-
cia Anatomy.
J. BsREiEs LspsLry, NJ. D., Chemistry aud
Pharmacy.
Thomas X. JENNINGS, NJ. n, Institutes OF
Medicine and Clinical Medicine.
WILLIAM T. BEiGGs, NJ. D., Demonstration of
Anatomy.
The Anatomical Rooms will be- opened y
students on the first Monday of October.
A full Preliminary Course of Lectures. free
to all students, will be gwen by the Professors,
commencing also on the first Monday of De-
tober
A Clinique has been established in eonnee
ton with the University, at which operations
are performed, and cases prescribed for, and
leeiured apon, in presence Of the Class
Amount Of Fees for Lectures IN the | nIycr-
sity is sos Naturalization Fee, (paid once
only.) SIS Practical Anatomy, $40. Grad
uation Fee, S25.
Good Boarding can be- procured at about SO
per week.
Further information can be obtained by adj.
dressing
J. BERRIEN LINDSLFY,
Chancellor Of the University.
Nashville, Tenn, July, 1850,
n. B-Na.hville is very accessible 10 Tex
as via New Orleans, Mobile, and the Georgia
railroad, Student. from Texas reached Nash
vile last year N from to days.
Angus, 10, 1855. I'm
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Meeting Of Sabbath School Teachers

Alta rrgnlar meeting of the sabbath shoo teach
rr-. held IN the Baptist church oi MARSHALL, >epem-
her ID 1888,
On motion Dr. VIM Evans was called Ia the
chair MI T.. = VI JcnssoS wns requested TO act
~ Secretary ilou.e called 10 unlrt. Rev VIM II
Stokes delivered mn able aud eoGn~nl leomc' urging
the importance and setting forth the claims Of tls
Sabbath Schoo enterprise aztec Which the following
Preamble and Resolutions We're unanimously adopted
WurRe,s SAMUEL " DAVIS a warm ircad of The
sabbath School enterprise ~ Marshall having de
larir,l this lie since our last quarterly meeting,
A>n WurHE,s Brother DAVIS has l~sH connected
with sabbath School efforts for inofc than iihuY
years supctia-ndine and srliug by BIZ coursei.,
uraus PRAYERS regular Attendance. and pi"us e'-
nntl- IN thi> noble institution wherever Tod ~ hs
prn,tdcncs ,Hsy haze casav,u~ bot,
AN Wukgr,s ln the death uf ,nf brother DAVIS.
~ have lost one of our most u~it Iasfnh~fs OF the
Sabbath Schail enterprise m thls psrr the chnffh
to which hr iseieng'd one of her m-l '"us's'fhi
arnhrr~ the church VA gei,sfal enc 81 her most de
,s,ed follower oar community pl''ns and rAon
plnry ci,iz.u and h. family iheif best friend
TL,yefbrs Eesoitsi That Whilst w leel t'ti- iuVs
trrutl- and nionrnfnl providence go lopk up 10 The
,.r-ai Ruler n events fnr wisdom 10 ca'Ar ~ wiih
spirit OF resignation. urace To sustain u. ~ an out
ls... aud protection defend n Do our nuiabe'ei
fort and guided by q -pfi u genuine 'hfistiauiiy
mn, ssy tn, will % NE Lord be done
Resoi,.f further. That We deeply syrnlmihte with
,h. hre, family IN this sad afF and et'drf 10
them oar .,ucer, eondolrnre, pniyn. iheiT iaihers
l.od 10 hr father the iaiherles'. and husband b.
ihr widow,
Realized. That We hele,c It the antv Of al pa
reus and more especially rrgl ~ ones Ia send il'e
children tn sabbath Schools herior Ne do most ear
nesy request and solicit all, not only Ia sud ieif
ch,hnen. hut 10 c"tne cut themselves ana 'e"u "FF
influence To tn, scat enl.rpri'o
Rsseind. That the Editor Of the Texas Repueli
eau he reqnc, ted ia publish the abnNe resolutions.
Tn ,noi,en the meeting ajiouued 80 noel ~ il'e
Mrihodist Church, 'H t's place The first sabbath "a
Dcc-mhrr n.rt
WA EVANS Chairman
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-09-08

MONSTER TELEscorns or .he late
improvements u the manufacture OF tele
scopes, moV interesting account has
been given by Sir d Brewster, including n
description OF the gigantic telescope of the
Earl Of Rose, the size of which, as com.
pared with other instruments, may be un.
derstood by the fact that the area of New.
tons best telescope was $50 square inches /,
that Of Iassels. 576 OF llerchel, 1904 /;
and OF Rose, 3, Isl.
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RAu.aoADINo.

We learn that the gentlemen composing
tho firm Of Fsnnin. Grant n Co.,--.sso.
ciated with the object Of constructing a
railroad from the west bank Of the Missis,
sippi river, opposite Vicksturg. to shrevs>
port, Louisiana, met IN this city on the
18th alt. All the members, except Hon.
N. D. Coleman, Of Louisiana. were pres.
ent. The meeting waa harmonious and
quite satisfactory - resulting in the adoption
Of a s.ringen. set Of rules and by>lsw., and
In the selection Of Mr.. l.. =. Grant to
manage the affairs OF the firm.
The names Of the members are William
r. Fannin, 4. b. Fannin. 4. NJ Rspland.
and :. ". Swanson. of Troup county s.
p. N rick and }. U. Horne, Baldwin coun.
ty; John +. Grant, Walton county u.
7. Chapman, Bib county, l.. =. Grant,
Fulton county; and Hon. N. d. Coleman,
Of Louisiana.
W. arc compelled to look upon th.
company ~ the strongest and mos, reliable
for building railroads yet formed in the
South
The reputation aud standing of l.. p.
Grant, M an accomplished railroader. is
too well and extensively known to need
sommenda,ion from us.--Adanfa Repuii
can
The above remarks Of the Atlanta Re,
publican, in reference to the parties who
form the Company that have contracted
for the building OF the railroad from Nicks-
burg TO Shreveport, we most cheeriully
Understanding a personal acquaintance
with most OF them, aud OF the Others from
general repu,ation--as gentlemen Of ample
resources for said undertaking, with energy
aud purpose to push forward said road to
its consumnntion. We congratulate the
inhabitants OF that par, OF the county,
immediately 'n'erested,) through which
said road passes, in being so fortunate in
obtaining company composed Of gente-
men every way competent for said work,
and who will, At the shortest possible day,
furnish them good road 49, Lagrange (Ga
Reporter.
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II ! WERE.

II were the light of the brightest star,
That burns in the zenith nov,
would trenIble down from my home aiir,
To kiss thy radiant brow.
II were the breath Of fragrant flower,
with vlewiess wing, snd free,
would steal away from the ialrest bower,
And live, Love, but Tor thee,
II were the soul of bevitehing song,
With a moving, melting tone,
would hoa, from the gay, thcughtess throrg,
And soo,ho thy soul alone.
II were a charm, by fairy wrought,
| would bind thee with sign,
And never again should gloomy Thought
Oer,hadow Thy spirits shrine.
If we're mem'ry pas, alloy
would bnget where thou art,
II were n thought Of abiding joy,
would nestle in thy heart,
II were hope with magic light
That makes the future fair,
! would make thy path on the earth az bright,
As the paths Of Angels are.
OF The New Orleans Deltx contains
the proceedings of large and enthusiastic
an,i>k n meeting held in the parish OF
I.sfourche, La, over which ex Gov. Roman,
whig, presided. 4 majority OF those
present are represented as wings The
resolutions are strongly denunciatory of
the X. N. party. and announce the opinion
tina, men Of all parties should unite to put
it down. Among others Mr. II d. Ogden,
Of New Orleans, addressed the meeting
Z" lie said he had always been IA Wing,
WAS sill! Wing; hs vas and he is an
AmefiIan-ay :, n native American; and
he would add, that he WAS in favor OF
Americans ruling America but he was
not in favor Of deprvlrg citizens OF their
vested rights; he WAS not in favor of vio-
laling the mos. sacred and solemn contracts
and least OF all, WAS he in favor OF that
proscriptive, intolerxnt and anti American
policy that would make religion \ bar TO a
mans civil aud constitutional rightA IS a
citizen. This being the case. and though
still cherishing his wing pr'nciples, he
would now, like his political friends around
him. vote and act with the democratic par
y--always rsady. should . whig party
again present itself. to Join its standard"
letter. from Italy state that cholera il
carrying of maltitudes Of people. Il doe,
not prevail At Rome, but ut Venics 100
have died s'nce its re appearance. Al Bo'
lonRe 100 die daily. and At Aveona with
10000 inhabitants. and 10000 pecpl.
away. ldO or 200 are carried of daily b.,
til. disease. Padus. Verona and in fac,
nearly every town in the country suffers
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PIANO music SCHOOL.

1--WE Music School under the charge Of
i. Mrs >. NJ. kELsY, win begin on the 10Th
inst. 1t will continue for the term OF ten
months, embracing two sessions of five months
each. Tuition for i've months s35, payable n,
close OF each session. No deduction for alb
sencc except IN eases Of rrotracted sickness,
Music room AT her residence, short distance
from the Masonic Female Institute
September l. is5b
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The New York News has tho following
The Mirror is informed that we base our
opinion Of the southern elections upon the
Geographic reports. II the Know Nothing
operators who have control OF the wires
cannot report State carried for -" the
American" party by a million mgiorig at
least, i, may be safely Sc, down as having
gone democratic That is our rule.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-09-08

AZ RETURNING THE "rRxs rLAa or
cvnA," WHICH ~ LENT M.
I've read the book thou gavcst me,
And now the gin return,
And, Joined by thee, her face to "ee
I passonstely yearn.
70, though the gifted one would hide
beneath anothcr's name.
i-nnumbcr'd lips, with earnest pride,
The AvrnoREss proclaim.
And we'll we know ',i> vain that she
Doth needlessly assume,
fImpell'd by woman's modcsty)
Her chosen nom de Plume.
For every wreath that i..me can bring
Already binds her brow,
And gifted bards delight to sing
Her worldwide praises now.
For further proofs of woMASs mind
Say who shall longer roam,
While TIM. such evidence We ma,
Here in our Texan home!
"""' f''''0 -.
'""s"'N
Vi 'P"'"'
..a.bo shall ,,nd the words that fall.
,u. l,. ICON, ,.,,
A., ,,,c., h,,, the ,vrsp,. thrall.
,.;l. e., f,..aon than,
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No TIC u.
Tur SrArr ov TEXAS,

County Of Harrison
NOTICE ia hereby gwen, that = ". Wit
IN der, Executor Of the estate of T. -
llstly, deceased, has filed his accounts w'ih the
said estate and that said accounts VIII be
opened a, the next term Of the county court
To b. held in and FOR the county Of Harrison,
Tex... on the las, Monday in September, inst
A. ID. ilss5,) Il being the 2tth day thereof, for
and allowance, when and where
al, persons interested may attend and contest
them Il they sec proper. BY order of said
court.
o. HENDRlCk, Clerk.
September =, 1858. Dit.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-09-08

Dyrn, in this county on the 3lst nit'' OF
conlestivc fever, after about len days Illness
Mrs. MARTHA ANN MORKlSS wife of Mr.
John q. Morriss.
In San Antonio, on the evening Of the 2otl
ult AT the residence Of her father Maj. q
Evans, Mrs. MARY HOWARD, eonsofi OF
Mr. Richard Howard.
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THE STATE OF TENAS.
COUNTY OF HARRISON.
In the Dis,rc, Court of said County.

Ca,harine Rroadnax, Is. Rebccca lIager,y ard
John H. Broaduax.
INllE defendant John II. Broadnax, sill take
l. notice that the plaintiff, Ca,harine Broad.
max, has this day filed in the office Of the Click
OF the District Court Of said county, interrog-
atores proposed to Evan G. Richards, Alfred
Candy, and Samuel +. Gresham, who reside in
the county of Chambers, State Of Alabama
Jas. NJ Hill, Martha Harris and &. IT, Winston,
who reside in the county of Troup, State OF
Georgia, llickerson Burnam, and Sarah Bur.
nam, who reside in the county Of Travis, State
of Texas. Said in'srrogatores are filed in a
su!l wherein Cnita. ne nfoadaah is plaintiff
and Rcbeeea llngerty'and John II. BfaadnaS
are defendants, pending in the District Court
of Harrison county, aforesaid, aud numbered
on the Docket Of said cour, 3sl0 And that
On or after the thlrticih day after the pubica.
ton of tbs notice will issue commissions to
take the answers of said " Illnesses to said
,nterrogatores.
Given under my hand and seal OF
office at Marshall, this 25th day
Ap\3 @. August, 1898.
W J. VI. HENDERSON,
ON District Court.
Issued 25ih August, 1888.
j. NJ. HENDERSON, Clerk.
September 8, 1880 5i
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NOTICE.

rJ>AKEN up BY Geo " Martin, aesr Rams
aale's Ferry and posted before Jpo, y
Morgan. ESQ. in precinct, No 4, a pony mare.
described A. follows, q dark blue roam with u
white snip in her face, abou, IS years old 4,
about hands high, had on bell small
white spot on her left fore foot worth sls
o HE\DklCh. Clerk.
Angus, ~ 1855. II
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IAkEN up by Nancy Beck, about seven
l miles 5 W. from Marshall, aud posted be.
fore John 5. Anderson, Esq. on the 3Oth Au-
gust, ls55, small size sorrel horse, about 10
years old, a blaze in his face appraised at
xT6. q. HENDRICk
County Cierk.
September |, 1855. AT
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Lemon syrup

1 superior article Of Lemon Syrup is now
n manufactured constantly aud for sale at
NJ ppppLlMANER < BROS
Jsne o. i>a5. II II Bakery
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. II. EtlIERIDGE.

The above mill has rocks as inches in diam.
eter the under rock runs, they will bear to run
from q to . hundred revolutions to the minute
! have fine lot Of GIN and mill material
from the north, and am well prepared to fill all
orders at short notice also to bore out cylin.
ders for steam engines, aud repair anything
about them. ! have lot of wheat fans for
cleaning whca; or oats, Of the best quality, to
sell n ALEXANDER
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NEW AIDVEaTlsEMENTs
Educatieual.

,1s n.u session ot the Masonic Female Institute
4, n ronp,ru,r on Monday ihr l,h ul September
4 S,ti,ci-nt nnmhrr @: able eaoher viii tx IA at
b. WILSON, President.
Sent 4, 1888
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tDuINI>rRAllON NOrlrr.

NINI>IR iIfDN NDfItE
~ libiiEAS. lctt,r. ot administration ON
w lAo vslate ct iiphar, k,y, deceased,
we're granted L. the undersigned, h1 tie euunt,
ypnft VI Harrison county, TeNa- pertaining 10
tl.e esifte- OF dreea.el prrsa#e. a the juk
'-tu thereof thls BE- therefore Co. notify al
genous latus ellms AGAINST 81" estate u
said j. ecdrnt, ta present tatm pn'pvty anthem
'Ieated, within tht time prescribed by iaw Tor
N.r allowance. and those md, blcj 10 he samr
V,H tskc Ike nepsc to some iorsaIu aud
Fay az
K II kE\
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professional Gnr0s.

~ p 'f iNr"'
~ A. PATjlID, AHorasy 81 Ian, Marshall
Harrison county, Texas. nj
Law Gard.
~ : JENNINGS, AuoBeB AZ hg~, Ma
-. shall, Texas. Office ai Nurih-@c-i
corner of the public square.
January ~, 1888.
AZ II KELSEY, Attorney al LaW, wlli
w. attend to all business entrusted 10 BIZ
care.
I.OfRce, over Mcdonald and Nandgf.'.
Drug Ntore.
Marshall Jan /, 1855.
II VI. ADAMS, Attorney al LaW, Marshal
I Harrison county, Texas, viii practice IN
the sixth judicial district, and IN the supreme
aud federal courts at Tyler jan ~ 81.
I A. ". EVERETT, AHynfg az lar
y. Rusk, Cherokee count, TeHaf
Particular attention given TO tne collection
of claim. iauy4u
~ A FRAZER, AHOrnsy a. LaIc, Marshall
I Texas, will practice "a the S'sih Jndicla'
District. embracing the counties OF HARRISON
Cas-. l'pshur, Wood, Smith, Cherokee knsh
aud Pamela counties aug So 81
- MONROE HYDE, AaerHeg and taH"
-. seilor Of Lar, Marshall, Texas.
Jan -. 1898. n2s-lN.
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" ARSisG..

l HEREIN foFcNarn ash persons from trad,
nag IN any manner Vita auy at my negroes
or any negroes under rly contfo unless suiho-
rxad is d wrissen order hy me ANY person
isleYfefing in this manner wsil be prosecuted
10 the extent OF the law.
4 d 81 RkEsS.
January 1855 sSu
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CITATION.
THr STATE OF TENAS,
COUNTY OF ursnrR.
o f.. Roberts. rs w. NJ. Bailey--\c. 4o2.

To the sheriff NJ said county, Greeting
WHEREAS, O. T. Roberts, a resident OF
w Wood county, IN said State did on the
alst Of March, 1889, tile ~ my Office his pcu'
ton IN . SUIT in which he, the said Roberts, Is
plaintiff. aud William NJ Bailey. hate Of snid
county of Ipshur, is defendant, alleging sub
Stautaily that on the llth Of May 1894, thc
said Bailey executed and delivered TO petitioner
his promisory note for nine hundred dollars,
payable the a5th Of December following, upon
which said note there are two credits, one OF
three hundred dollars, dated the llth Nav
1854 the other of three hundred and twenty
dollars, dated March 10th, s55, that The re-
malnier of said note Is due and unpaid. That
aiihuianding the said Bale has been often
requested to pay the same. yet he has wholly
failed. Petitioner further aver, that sad note
was given for a tract of land containing six
hundred and forty acres, being pafi of The
bend richt of ANGEL G. Peck. Nc, 50, being The
same upon which the said Bailey resided at the
time Of the in.tituiing OF this suit Tic
promises considered, petitioner rrafs Tor an
order Of cour. to sell said land to pay the bad
ance of the original purchase money! costs,
sc. And plaintiff having iailcs to get service
IN the ordinary way, has this day tiled N my
Office his affidavit stating that the residence
of the dctendan, il unknown 20 him, iou
are. therefore, hereby commanded to summon
the said Bailey, by publication Of this citation Tot
four successive weeks IN the Texa, Republican,
to be and appear before the honorable District
court of pshur county at the next term there
Of to be held nj the courthouse N Gimu on
the second Monday after the third Monday IN
S,n,embcr. A. D, s55, then and there 10 an.
aver TO petitioners demand Herein fail not
and e.ae return hereof make.
IT, IL AnNrt i'lnrL If IL.
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WaLLiSo's FERRY, Rusk CO.. Twas.

August 3rd, 1858.
IViiS is 10 certify that J. s. Alexander near
L Marshall, Harrison county, Texas, made
this springfor me grst mill 10 run with e;ean
power; which say, without the fear of being
conirsdcied, is the bes, mill in the State, that il
VIII grind more corn in twelve hours, and
make better meal than any mill have ever
seen. lam fully satisfied with the performance
Of the null in every way, and believe that it
will grind bnshel Of meal in minute Should
any one doubt this, all they have to do is to
back their judgment with the dimes u YOU
want a mill try him.
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\ d r "a q

rI>uE claims due the Meridian office are
placed in the hands of W. 7 Clark E-l
of Marshall, for collection. Call and settle
" r. D. WABp & Co., Froprietors'
Sept. \, 1883. o~"1
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CITATION.
THE STATE OF TEXAS,
CouNrN or pANoLA
". II I.e,ehford 4 Coz, rs Charles Vincent,
No go.
CITATION.

- ~ tt.y , - ,,... ,,.,.
.,,,,rptr ~ ~ ,,1t,.l,E ~,
~ t.'a.., NJ, o.l.,,s H., H. St. AZ
-" wy w., ~, ,s,r' a.. ~ ,n,,n., "
isss dlnJ ,h.,, ne,i,,,n IN tho n,-tr,r e,urt
800 n, a. ,"," ,a,;,,, ",,i,',. ,6,,
,,a.i'.. 49,, 49,, a., -. H., c,h d., ~
A:5 IS: ;::: i; ::5 s: ]: a. e !: ::
",", 49, an1 ,ha, .siJ 80, l.. mn dnc
a n' nnn,'a ana ,ha, "a yir,nn, 5,o,n'iao, in
,n,,ber stating that said d,fendar, has rroper'
~ in the cn,,r,i.s If panel, San Au1nst,ne
<aeo,doehe. Tyler. shelby. and Rusk. and
has nraeed 60, an ATTACHMENT unon the prop,,.
~ Of said defendant. and whereas. said plain
,iils having made affidavit aud executed bond
according to law in such enses, Ne command
You 10 summon NE sara Defendant ,hat''s
sbnll KepubIean. a nes ,pop,r published in The
town Of Marshall, HARRISON county, Tc,as
four successive weeks, to be and appear on the
frs, day Of oar next District court Of Pamela
county aforesaid, on the twelfth Monday after
the third Monday In September, A. D. 1855
then and therr 30 answer to The petition ard
complain, OF the said plaintiffs in the premises
Herein fail no, and make due return hereon as
We sr law o m',,, . u,;,. cqe,, =, n. IN.
,r.,t cour, NJ s,;a cono,v.
M. Given uuder my hand and seal Of
ZHN said aourt TIN. iTih day of Aug
I: H< A. p. 1855.
N. 5. HIGGINS,
'"V~ b'N'nf "fS'
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I l.. CAMP. Attorney at LGp, Gtmer, F.
81 .hur county, Texas.
Gtlmcr July ~ 1884 A3-F
lar. 4. McAiIENNf, Surgeon and PN-
- siciau respectfully tenders his services to
the publ, in the various branches of his Pro-
fessop.
DR.. ". is now engaged IN the Drug business,
and respectfully invites the public to give him
q call
jefferson. T,ras, Jsn'Y IS, s..
INOCT n, ". EAMES, Marshall, Texas
Office over Messrs. Mcdonald & San
der's new drug store
March 1. 1884
nOCrORS A. s. 4 T.. Z. NJ. Johnson have
associated themselves IN the practice Of
Medicine
qroibce over their Drug Store, west side OF
the Public square