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ST. LOUIS STEAM PLANNING MILL,
Yard, and Sash, Door, BIND:
Moulding and BOX Factory,

Corner or OFaElOn and 18th Streets,
Office North Side Olive, No. III, Between 4th and 9th
Streets, Saint Louis, No.
WE have always hand the following articles, war
w ranted of the best material and workmanship,
thoroughly seasoned by Stea and as low as similar WORT
can be furnished in the West
panel Doors Pine and Popar Weather
window Sash Boarding,
Rolling Blinds, White ana yellow Pine
Stationary Blinds, Flooring,
Mantels, snelVlng,
Door and Window Frames, Shingles and Laths,
Boxes of every description made to order
uar27-6m WILLIAM WADE q co.
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q X. LOOMS CO.. my sole Agents for Nashville win
- furnish the people a. Tennessee With al the different
kinds q WINE made BY me, al ny clucinnaa wholesale
prices. Also, the catawba Craps Cuttings Or planning
Call and them. N. LohGM0hfH,
mAr2s Cinclnnat, Ohio.
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RHODES
FEVER AND AGUE CURE

INOR the Prevention and Cure Of IsTERNrTxNF and Re-
Il MirIESr FEYEss FEvER aud AGUE, CHuIs and FEyER,
DCMB AGuR, GENERA DSBlTY, NGHT SwEArs and ali other
forms Of disease which have common origin in MALARA
AhAsNA.
This IS a NATURAL ANTIDOTE which viii entirely pro-
any resident traveller IN the most sicky
swampy localities rom any Ague Bilious disease what
ever, any injury frOn constantly nhAing Malaria
Masma.
IL will instantly check the Ague In who have SUI
Tered for any length Of time from day years.
that they need have another ch1 hy continuing
is according TO directions The patient at once begins
appetite and strength and continues until
manent and radical cure is effected.
- one bottles will answer for ordinary eases,
some uay require Directions printed In Germsu,
French and spanish, accompany each bottle. Price One
Dollar. LIBERAL discounts made TO the trade.
JAS. A. RHODES, Providence, X /.
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FROM NASHVILLE TO NEW opIF,
TIfItOVG.gFN FO5H :,
SOUTHERN ROUTE.
- - - sz-7--l n sssss5ss54 "a
RATEN REDUCED.

EROM the 18th Instant to tn, LIST Of June the rate. .,
Freight from Charleston and Savannah to Nashville viii
FIRST CLASS.
Books and ationery Boots Shoes and Hats Bottled L.
quors aud Oils. IL
camphne and Spirits Turpentine, in casks and barrels,
China, Glass and Glass Ware, Cigar, in cases Clocks
confectionery cutlery in boxes and cases, Dry Goods in
Drugs, Fruit Trees and Shrubbrry FurS Gsr,je, ss.+
III. Lo9Ang GLASSES and Lotk king Glass Plates, st owners
s 2y. 3 In an and Jars sal'ry Tin ware Teas and
SECOND CLASS.
Hardware, except Cutlery Heavy Castings and Ma
FOregu Liquors in barrels or pipes Coriase Tobacco in
es Oils in barrels casks Crocsery and OuesnsVsr -
s y I ana 'sAs' Rice Zinc, Whiting, Plaster Paris &C.
SPECIAL RATES. D"
Boxes, Furniture. Piano Fortes Carriages Hb,xel 5
other hight articles, guTmeratcd Also Carbovs Of Ai
viii Dc Sae2 az actual weight, but charged ub st cas-
An articles not enumerated to be charged at rates Of an
From lst June 20 SC Of Dsce her thew Mill n d.,
as follows. Ns0t
55t Cas- as above, per 100 25
Special rates '''''''''''''' 20
Merchants shipping from the Eastern cit, viii A., ~
the cheapest Wei as the most expedousroute FrI,
from New York AMI Phads phia to Charleston and ssyan
raIs ron 70 II cents per cubic foot, according to
As te Railroad Companies at Charleston and savannah
nave discontinued TIE Receiving and Forwarding o. Nsr
ehahdse u "De necessary 10 consgn Commission Ber-
Shippers may rely upon strict adherence to the above
jaall-u NJ
SPECIAL NOTICE.
NO shipments entitled 20 The above rates unless each and
every package has the Of the Depot Of delivery and
'ne iin'lA's y 4 T. X. k plainly marked upon it.
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TEE BEST HAIR DYE.

nR o. NJ BALLARD's (new article,) received the high
u est premium the WoRLD's FAIR and AMERICAN INsrT
TUTR where examined by the DISTSGUsHED CHEMISTS
Dr. Chiffon and Prot. JOHN ToRGEY, pronounced the
BEST For by the principal Druggists in this city
Price 81. Principal Office and Store, Nos. 1913 and 500
BROADWAY, New York. mar21-1y
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CAUTION TO AGuE sIrFrFRERs.

Take more Arsenic, MercuFy. Qunine, strychnne or
AT, Pcrodos medicines ~ any knd The virtue o. Sch
Is owing 70 snch posonaEs dFuE The mot thsy can o. .
O. "oruak the chs short In While they are sure 70
Constitutional mslascs only sth LIE he
member Hi The only Fever and Agus Esalcdy hat "a hAF
Ices a. vel IS sure,
Rhodes Fever and Ague Cure.
70 BY Geo H. Dates 1ss Wassr street, al wholesale,
and bv C. " CIcs-ner a Co.. and C. a. ing, N~~ York.
l. " Dyoii ons Fhlsls pha. and ~ deaissa generally
seps-dtriisaStseF2l
(tOFPEE.-So 500 has prime ne CoGscs
u - Gags oi Gov. Java tedse'
~ LaguyfA d
sEYM0UR. TANNING CO.
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FROM LOUISVILLE, KY,
Ry THE JEFRERSONVILLE Il. r.,
Via Cincinnati.
BY THE OHIO And MISSISSIPPI R. r.;
Or. Via Indianapolis,
ny THE BEyLEF0ETAINE d CLETELAND r. r.,
To sandusky, Cleveland, Buffalo, Niagara, Pitts
burg, Baltimore, Washington City, Phil
adelphia, New York, Boston, &c.
doth Routes are expeditions and through fares to any Of
ID the above points the same. a, ,s.,,,o d D
First Glass Passenger Trains leave the JenersonVe n n
Depot daily Sundays exceptedD to make sure
with the roads beyond.
ELEGANTLY FITTED UP O1ANIBCSES
Arec,rinp Messengers from the Hotels, any part oil
Louisville To and from the Railroad station.
Further particulars be obtained by lnquirng AZ inc
offices of the Hotels or the JefersonviDe * H. oHc
near the Gait House. Louisville where through tckets 10 al
'ne Pfii''is ''''' JOHN ZULAUF, Pres't,
=. T. ESD ~. -, IN Iou,svlle jan20-u
Virlsbarg Wing Nstchez Courier New orleans
and Delta Eagle Enquirer in Memphis please copy lor
three months, and charge r. X. Onl,e.
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@ ~ VA % .

% - AN o. -
PATENT GROUND.
HAVING purchased from Mr.. VIM. Southwen his Patent
i 1 Right for grinding CIRCULAR and other Saws for
which paid him large sum, AND WE AXE THE SOLE
PRoPKEroKs OF THIS PATENT. We will reward any person
giving information OF infringements on the same.
This the only Machine, ever invented that viii grind
Saw perfectly even ia thickness.
They will require less sett-wil not heat while running
viii smoottsave lumber-and keep an edge longer
than any other saws made-and not liable 10 become
untrue.
All our Saws are made from extra quality Of Cast Steel
imported expressly for use, much higher cost
than is generally used for Saws. . .
respectfully inform all manufacturers OF LUMBER that
Saw will be sent from this establishment but what is OF
superior and workmanship the temper Will be found
more even and uniform than any Saw in use.
" Orders received at our Warehouse 62 Congress ST.
Boston, WEIGH GRIFFITHS.
And by our Agent
II. BLACKWELL,
aue2O- 3m 2l3 Main Street, st. LOufs.
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HoZIERY, GLOVES, &c.

j cosoTe Cotion six and Lss Tn cad Hose and 6ioses
CLIFTON a ABBOTT,
.,as No. IS Cedar street.
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TENNESSEE AND ALABAMA RAILROAD.
OPEN TO THOMPsOEs sTATToI

OPEN TO THOMPSON'S STATION.
N and after Thursday August 23i trains will run be-
~ tween Nashville aud rhomps0E's station, as folows
TOseNgNG TRAIN.
Leaves Nashville $50 A. NJ; arrives at Tborp.op,, a,
SA. NJ ~
REsCRNING-teaves TEompsou's at S As A. NJ; arrive,
a. Nashville az 1850 An
EVENING TRAIN.
Leaves Nashville at S15 P. NJ arrives at Thompson'sa az
Bpm "
RElURNING-Leaves Thompson's at Sis P. st.; arrive
al Nashville ~ IS pm
On Sunday the Morning Train only viii be rum leaving
Nashville az A VI, aud rh0mpson's az 5 As A. NJ
~ At 1hgmP,ons the Stages Of Carter Thomas and
Hough connect with the trains
Through Tickets Tor MEMPHIS WAYNFSBORO lack
son, TJSCUMBIA, FLOKlNCE, PULASKI and COIUN-
A, can he procured at the General stage Uce under the
Neraudn Hotel A. ANDERSON,
aagZ3 z. Eng. aud Supt.
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ST. LOUIS ADVERTISEMENTS,
WEIGH & GRIFFITEs

From the Newspaper Advertising Agency Of ". s. SWIM
MER, No. IL Second Street, ST. LOUIS, No.
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10, G. BROWN,
DEALER IN
DRUGS, CHEMICALS, PAINTS, OILS,
SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS, &C.,

10 VOIIo60 SVI10Vj E'-IIII 'l--rI7' Il-'1'''
MY stock of Fancy Goeds Perfumery, &c. is very
Nl complete, having received fresh supplies, seIeced by
of the firm person, viz Lubins Bazin md Mitches
Extracts American Tinct. and German Cologne Water;
Fancy Soaps Hair and Tooth Brushes in every stye Dill
luc's and Lbns Saches Aromatic Crystals China Metal
Glass Puff Boxes several Styles Shell Combs large
stock. Also have hand Indigo, Madden, White Lead,
Linseed Oil, Turpentine &C., &c, je9
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ISAAC Z. PLATT,
IMPORTER of Polished Plate Glass; from the old estab
Il ished mandatory of the
BRITISH PLATE GLASS COMPANY,
Ravenhead, Lancashire, England.
Polished Plate of all Sizes windows Of stores
and dwellings, Gases, Coach Lamps, Rail Cars &C.
constantly hand at the Warehouse,
10 Murray Street, New York.
iV17-3m
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NEW YORK.

FASHIONS FOR FALL, 1885.
CLOAKS, TALMAs AND MANTILLAs.
GEORGE ERODE,
VHTLntroduce for the inspection Of Southern and Wes
tern Merchants the 1st of August his usual large
variety of goods in his line
EMBROIDERED VELVET MANTLES,
RICH MORE ANTIQUE NANTES,
PLAIN VELVET Ma MILES, Richly Trimmed,
COMBINATION Of VELVET AND MORE ANTI OLE,
&C. &C.
The buyer of the undersigned having just returned from
France he enabled offer the extensive assortment
Of styles any other establishment in the country, all Of
WHICH, by spec with the Paris Manufactures
exclusively confined himself His well known repua-
ton as the only publisher regular monthly Fa hon Plates
in Har9er's Godeys Magazines should be sufficient in
ducement to purchasers to select from his stock.
GEORGE ERODE,
81 Canal Street, eS Lispsnard Street, N. York.
Principal entrance 81 Canal street. Second Manla Store
West Of Broadway, South side. augE-om
w. JACKSON & SON,
CRATE AND FENDER MAKERS,
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ROM the 18th instant to the LIST Of June the rates q,
Freight from Charleston and Savannah Nashville viii
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NO shipments entitled 20 the above rates unless each and
every package has the Of the Depot of delivery an
The initials n C. L. K. plainly marked upon it, -
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CALI for Passengers all the principal Hotels Tor each anu
49,, - r. leaving directions at e her OF the above
oces will call for passengers il all parts Of the CITY, VIII
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RAILROADS & STAGES
NASHVILLE q CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD.
CHANGE OF sCHEDULE.

80 80 90. s.3::s - -
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gg-- Capt E D. FARNSwORTH viii receive subscrip.
ion in Nashville and by mail
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Cssrss 81 study. asA Charges Per D.
sies, twenty Weeks.

sioo, Twenty Weeks.
PRIMARY DkrARTakSr-Orthog
Reading, and writing, per session Of
five months, $40 90
Sscosp JUNIOR CLAss--t.lcmcnlary les
sons IN Arithmetic, Grammar. Geo
graphy, Natural Philosophy, Phis,-
ology and History 4I2 So
FiRsr JUNIOR CLAss.--Engli.h Gam
mar, Typography Arithmetic eoniiD.
ued, Natural Philosophy Watts on
the Mind, Botany, Geology, My thol
ogy, and History ol3 90
Mipnit CLAss.--Chemistry, Rhetoric,
i.ugie, Moral Science, Mental Phi
osophy, Evidences Of Christianity,
Political and Domestic Economy,
Astronomy, Algebra, aud Ancient
Languages commenced. sac 90
SrsloR tLA-s-Ancieat Languages
completed, GEOMETRY, Trgonom-
eiry, and n review of former
studies 81 20
Modern Languages, "a ".
Composition throughout the eaur~u
extra incidental cApensr Tor pn..
per session t We
Draving and Painting csrh o. oa
Embroidcs, and Wax WORK, each 5 20
instrumental Muse. 4l5 90
Vocal Music, per session, 90
Tuition pa, able at the end Of each session
Pupils Will be charged from ihc time Of en-
trance until the clos" of the SESSION. Dvbut
tons made for protraotcd sickness.
~ Board can be obtained IN respectable
private families for all those " ao may wish To
send 10 the Institute,
September ~ 1850 - II
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SPRING GOOD :.

I'VE are now receiving and opening iui
w assortment Of spring aud summer dress
goods, iais,f styles and PATTERN, 10 which We
respectfully invite the attention Of the ladies,
before making their spring purchases.
Fancy dress silks, PLAN black silk pain,
and hgured ha,rgrs hrii'iauts painted lawns.
oteandlr.. -lis grenadines painted IacoHct' /.
nix TISSUES white, and coiofcd mfiton-,
biack acc points. mantllia- bonnet and sash
nuhun- belt fibon- florence silks, a--ofted
rojor~ black silk Thule Hluslon black lace
vel, twisted silk NIT, superior quality
hosiery. etc Il q K H. KEY.
March -. 1853.
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. elefteo pottrp.


Ytor, tie Charleston Comrt
Ts14 D9oTnERHooD
Look around thee. there are others
I'm the earth beside myself
Thy heart tells thee they are brothers,
Though unblest with friends o. pclf.
Poor and weak, depraved imbruled,
on one Father are we all
Thou like them, with hear' polluted,
Feels, the evils of the fall.
~ the blood.swae, and the anguish,
And the -uncrings on the tree,
They were rsnsomed, though they langui.'
IN their lifelong misery.
Why then in thy hear, degrade them :
Al have blood and soul the same;
And til. 'pighfy "rd who made them
Knows the aeane,i by his name.
Go forth, then with heart all tender,
And le, love attend thy voice,
To N. f,ie,dlr- .ueeor render
Make estih- sighting ones rejoice.
With thy strong night arm upbearing
Tho., too weak 10 stand aIoer
Rad hone shine on the d..paifing.
And to bread dare turn The stone,
.n3 sigh may save som
And IA. ,i,n.i, word. n to,g.,
And at,ueb tbs .,rk make.whol.
1'b. ,,ybt ,o,d and ,a,.i, .,.s,
rba,us and mali. tho o.lf.l
n, sits eonoue,ed n, thy fee,
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DYING OIL TO HER LOVER.


"'''i'se one, Go. woull bot arcp
lhfl heart Of thine IA tan. d'n now.
Cold death shall dam, tny rs,tl, t,,,.
Take back the CLASSY r,nrle, dsa.
The aii,teriog rims and .oid.n A.oa
And uli take beck TIA, p.rip,.., b.,,,
Tag broken ,.as and psb,ed hand
'a'f'f a'''a may i'rc ear"s-,
''e' snowy oT'As' my pillow ice
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NEW GNNnS.

NE have just received large aud complete
w assortment of Lad~s fancy dress gods
for fall aud winter wear, embracing n large
variety Of latest style. and qualities
We are also in fcccp, OF "a par, of npr ready
made clothing { the baane" eNpcctsd nen
week and ~ daily expectation oi large stock
~ plantation goods, kcrsey Blankets, loves
Rns,ets, &c. We have now on hand u large
10, Of ,weeds, sains,ts, plaid in-cps, ke-~eys
u.s. for ainl-f wear Also, II tin. assortment
ut ladies Water Bonnct- Of the la,e-, style
and most superior quality, to wh'ss We mvle
the attention Of our old friends and es'-'on'efs
and the purchasing community rsns~Ay
q, q. GREGG \ co.
October q, is5a.
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3 Ia MAS

~hfrss IA cor, or Iln ntats rEEsFSrFp
81, p,punrfa
When, in future distant years.
Thou shalt look upon ,hr page
Through the crystal ,alo Of ttar,
That dim your eyes IN after age,
Think IL was a mothers haud
Though her smile 10 more thou u see,
Pointing toward That " better land.
Gave ihi. sacred XIII to thee
Ligtly thou eslcem',t 1t nov.
For thy heart is young aud wild,
Aud upon thy grhood's brow,
Nougfi but sunny hope hath smiled
But when di~appoiniments come,
And the world begin. to sica.
All thy spirits early bloom
Then It's value thou wilt feel
To thy chamber, still aud lone,
Fly and search lhis sacred page
When snrth's Establishments are COTE
Every gr'-i 1t vii as-uagr
Close thy door against the din
OF worldly folly fear
On'y let The radiance in
OF each hea,cnly promise here
When I'll, bruised spirit bends
As,iI ~. ,,.i,l,t IT.
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Lost Certificate.

OST, the unconditional h.adrirh, ctrt,twsie
- of Joseph L. Field, for Gao acres ct and
issued by the Board O. Land COMMISSIONS
Tor Pamela county, the It'll day of June lsa',
No 2, Class and II not found within siAt
days, shall apply for duplicate.
JOHN GRAVES.
Oct ~. 1853 ~ o,
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" 4 HA\\El $50

" \ HA\\El n co,
hEALEkS IN French and American Hats
- Gaps. Straw Goods UMBRELLAS, Sc No
II. ommuon Nircet. New Orleans
Mr. l. iiurlbutt, formerly IN the house of
:, T.. Grumar n Go, can be found there, and
wi' be glad to see his old friends.
November -. 1894. l>-ly.
III k<SlDE a co. In Drftrs and
Ds " nod, sIi- DeaisrS m Forsign and DE-
ms . Dry Goois, Nos. ~ and = Charities
street, New Orleans
W. remove to 90 Canal street, early in
Jdunarl
New Orleans Jan : l~JA 1y.
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NOTICE.

THIS is to forbid any birding on my pres
/ iscs among my stock, as some have essn
killed and others crippled. hope TIN. VI"
stop the sport therein,
o. BOULWARE.
Marshall, Novens-r q, 1888 10 d.
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~ l. have just received from New -
York and New bf,r1n. the
larg'.' sio,s Of SadilrU. Harness. @
Leather, aud every article IN IT, saddlrry line
that sas ever hrourh, To- Eastern irNa-. mud
wc promise our ttrrj- and customer, that
We srr nov prepared - make any KIND oi
WORK IN vur iIa. Win di~fs'ch. Can and es-
auilur E T. ilNtSDN Il 60.
p,-ehcr !5 1879 ~ II
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wake up Spccmlniors.!:

WUNF UV N1WVWTWtOUN
I>lIt. undersigned offers his beautiful ,e.i
l denre, With all It's accomngdat H...
10 the town OF Glmer, for sale Those DE-,
ing well improved place, IN healthy a.
romantic village noted for the good ordef oi
it. citizens, viii do we'll to give HIM call A.
an ipduccment to purchasers, the undersigned
would remark that Gim,r IL unsurpassed in
point of educational facilities, having two .lc.
giant female .euiuafes now in successful ope.
ration, also a male institution shortly to open
Terms Of sale to suit purchasers.
l. u. AB\EI.
Gilmer, Sept. %, 1888 7 IT,
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rI>HE Executive Board of Managers, appoiu,
/ ed nv Marshall Lodge No. ~, announc. To
the public that the ! ith session of the Ins,,ut.
commenced on tho Third Monday IN Sep,rm.
Der and will continue ten months, embracing
two, se>sion.--bnt no vacation At the clos. az
the irs,--un,ier the direction of the following
FACULTY.
Rev. THO. 3. WILSON. ID d., Pres,ien'
Mr.. SARAH J. HAyIs, Vice Principal
Mr.. T. iAssLocHgR, Professor Of Modern
Languages
Miss MARY A. ASpEKsoS, Primary D,payt.
nenf
Mr.. r. HAssLocHSR, Professor Of Vocal ond
i,,tru,u,uf1l Nuxir
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April II, 1885
,. 80 - y = q Y
4. Ihct1Ord \ =. J. SCurIOCk i.

OTTER to the ladies and gentlemen at the
CITi HEAP e. NH NTOR T..
(>omh Sidc PDbitc >guareD
MARSHALL. TEXAS
4 complete stock ofdry goods groceries, and
~ Hardware. and will endea,nr to keep all
articles called for IN tins market that are useful,
good neat, Nee, fancy, and cheap. By strict
attention To the wants ana comfort of 0nr
patrons, and our low prices, We hope to merit
and receive "a liberal share OF ,he cash patronage
Mas 10 1888
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~ H. KELSEY Attorney al Lam, Mar
w shall, Harrison county, Texas.
~ Office over the store II Young 4 Harms,
South side of the public square. Jan 1888.
~ VI ADAMS, Auorn,y a. Lan. Marshal
\ HARRISON count, Texas. viii practice N
the sixth judicial district, and in the supreme
and federal courts at Tyler Jan II, 81
I 4 ". EVERETT, Attorney a. Lar
-. Kusk. Cherokee county Texas.
Particular attention gwen to the collection
of claims IahA!
n 4 FRAZER, Attorney al las, Marshall
Texas. vii practice IN The sixth Judcih,
District embracing the courtles Of Harrison,
Cas-. Upshur. Wood. Smith, Cherokee. Russ
and Pamela counties aug 80. 81
- MONROE HYDE, Attorney ana Coun-
-. selior a. Lac, Marshall, Texas.
Jan - 1888 u2s-i ~.
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LOST,

INlE unconditional headr ght certificate OF
/ VIM II. Moses, for 1850 acres ~ land
ISSUED by the Board Of Land Commissioners
Tor San Augustine county, thu 10th August.
isil, No, 81, class 3ud II not found within
sixty day., shall apply for duplicate.
NJ. CAKTWRlGllT
October n, 1858 II ~
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l.. CAMP ,, e.. WILLIAMS.
4 NllP a WILLIAMS, Attorneys AZ L,pc,
\ l;llmet, lip-hur county, Texas, will
Practice IN the counties 81 Ca,s, Up,hur,
Wood, Smith, Cherokee, RISK, aud Harrison !.
and the Supreme and Fedora court, at Tyler,
for the Eastern District of Frxas
Oct ls 1854 MO ~
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Z CAMPBELL. r. i. CAMPBELL. r. \. STRONG.
Campbell Il STRONG. FORMERLY Gray
~ " Campbll) Commission Merchants, %
Commercial Place. New Orleans.
ReErenes Col " = I'LL. Marshall
Jauu,rN 10. ls55 Ii-y
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( uGARS, good article, in boxes of 100
y each for sale by
IT, 4 r. II KEY.
April IS. 1853
SHOES Shoes
I AIDES Back aud colorcd hid lace Boot,
II Do de- do Morocco do;
Do caif Roots and Ruskn-;
DO brouze Jenny l.mds;
Do calf sewed do;
Do goat peggrd Boots,
Misses de- school do.
Do color.d Morocco lace Boots
DO do do Lola Mon'es,
DO cali poggcd lace Boots.
hen'- heavy kip Bfogan-.
Just received, and for sale by
Jan 20, So. II. ~ X, H. KEY.
SPRING AND stNNER CLOIlll\G
RLACk alpaca coats and sacks
- planter, linen do do do.
laar.c,llc. and fancy do DO do,
gra,s cloth do do do.
black Italian cloth do do do.
dr,b d'rie do do do
French cloth irock cosa,.
linen aud co,tonade pants
black Italian cloth do.
French doeskin do.
bun aud fancy Iparse!lie- vests
White do do
superior white embroidered silk do:
figured black do do,
PLAIN satin do:
white linen bosom aud fancy shirts
shirt collars, lates, STYLES
beached dtli drawers.
II, 4 r. II. KEY.
March - ls55
1 WINS 10 tkS -Sirae,sarsapariila Just
y received and for sale by
\ :. JOHNSON \ co.
Fehspsrv ~ l~55
NOTICE
\ consequence Of the hard times, from and
l after to-day, until the new crop OF corn
comes IN, viii grind on my mills for the
tenth.
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Professional CARDS.

LAW CARD
I VI CLDuGH, Attorney al Lac, Mar
81. hail, HARRISON Co, Texas.
Sept S. 1855. Oily,
Law Cara.
CEo LANE. Attorney al LIr, Marshall,
NJ Harrison county, Texas
september ID, 1855,
~ A. pATlLLO, Attorney al Lsr, Marshall
/ Harrison county, Texas. nj
Law card.
~ : JENNINGS, AnOney at Lac. Mar
IL. shall. Texas Office at Ncrthwc.t
corner at the pablic square.
January Al, 1855
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Flour! 0iOsys .

~ T. are Just ~ fectips "i tive Thousand
W pounds ct new, frr.k Near, from the
prnues, an excellent article uhrh III Ice sold
cheap for cash.
& G. GREGG 4 Co
OFT ~. 1875