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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-03-03
Latest from Europe.

The most impodan, news from rero,a
is tho resignation Of the British Ministry
occasioned by motion mad, Il, H., IL.
of Commons, which se, forth ,ba, ,ho ar
petition to the Crime, b,d hoon und.r,n.
kan with very i,sg.o,o,, ,,oa,,n ,nJ ,.i,h
GU, due caurio, or .u1tcion, inonjrv into
,be ,.,n,a ,,d o,,an, 81 ,Lo ,osis,.n.a d,
be ,xnec,eJ f,o. ,hs ons,,y and ,bs, ,ba
nsoloct ,n1 ,,;s,c.no.a,,nn, If III. ,oye,n,
man, IN ,ba condnc, Of ,Le eu,s,n,i,o ha.
lei IN n. mos, disostro,, ,es.lis Tha
mot,o, n onosad tbe annointmoot If So.
lao, ca, H.. "a iunu;,e into ina ,aanaea
mont Of ,Le y,ar. md 10 rono,t ,ho,"on =.
e,,,v a, uosdbla In r.fs,.ona - La
,o,ics accordino +, tho Iondo, II.
lard John R.ss.Il admitted - ~. ,laa" H.
na,l,amant,bat tho condi,io, n g H. ,.aoas
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We extract the following from the Faris
correspondence Of the Now orr Adyeru'
SER under date OF January 25lh.
The war news is almost devoid OF inter
est. For some reason, . dependency rs
exhibited this week In regard To the snccets
Of the army at Seysstopol, which did not
exist last week The conviction has be-
come general that the propositions OF Fince
Gortschakon were made only to gain llnic
the Russians are marching large reiniorce|
nents into the Crittes . harrass the Allies
md TO ac, rs a diversion, and It IS known
that the mcs unbounded confidence Is iel,
both within tie walls OF Seyas.opol aud a
NJ. Petersburg, that the place cannot be Ia
ken by the number Of men which the Ail'es
have declared sufficient for that object
An American just arrived from the camp
Of the Allies before Sevastopol, gives the
mos, deplorable account Of the labor., Ia
tigues and encouragement under which The
brave soldiers OF England aud France are
supporting this tediou, seige. The manner
IN which the Russian guns constantly haf'
rsss them ia by no means their Smallest
grief, lie has seen frequently the French
cree, a breastwork place aud direct can
non, aud before they were prepared to TIRE,
the Russian guns would dismoun' the piece,
scatter the breastwoik. and kill or wound
the men. The hail OF balls is continual, 80
tina, beyond the trenches Of the Allies, the
ground r literally covered with the metal
which has been thrown from the city The
amount of balls aud broken shell which are
TO DO seen on the ground surrounding Ss
yss,opol, 10 said to be one OF the most re.
marknblc cariosities which meets tho eve OF
the visitor, and gives him an exalted idea Of
The resources Of the garrison.
The guard of the trenches is kept up by
divisions, zach division remaining on duty
twenty four hours, without counting The
time necessary 10 20 and return. They
thus pass one night in three in n hole or
ditch full Of water where il is impossible TO
light fire to keep OF the cold. With the
back resting against the gabions. the fssk.
on a pile of stones, the hauds ready TO seize
their musk cts, without scarctlyseeing each
other. officers and men contend against
sleep, holding themselves alaays ready Ter
action at the frs, cry OF the sen''neis II
is grand specimen Of military hcroism IN
permaaenee. The bcscging army hsr dnp
twenty kilometres into the rock II deienas
It's works with stubhoruess, uaas' a con.
unuous shower Of proje,'iIes, against an
enemy bid behind walls and in ragines, con
'inually reinforced in personal and ~ ma
'etial. Alma required three hours lnfnan
one day the siege Of Sevas'oroi WI re-
lfhfs ,r4,ss rt.ttts
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/ The Washington Star states that fifteen
convictions for forging bounty land war
rants have boon effected since the preseu,
Commissioner, Mr. Waldo, came into the
office.
The Illinois 'cuse of Representatives.
! by vote of 53 TO H. has qassed rosolu
ton Ia favor OF a convent,on to maze "a
| new constitution.
Tho Mormon Temple, begun at Salt
Lake City, will be much larger than the
Temple built by the Mormons at Nauvoo.
II viii require ten years to complete il, aud
will cost several millions of dollars.
Two STEAMBOATS, SuSK.--The steamer
Lnda, captain Me Council on Friday. struck
mag and sunk 10 the main dock, at the foot
Of the iiegolets. She had on board the
cotton saved from the wreck OF the Jas
frabue. The new steamer Union, captain
Crook, hence for Alexnndra, struck snag
on Sunday aud sunk three miles above
Campte. The Luda was insured IN New
Orleans for $1,000. Both boats will be
raised. - Sorih> Western.
On the i5,h. resolution passed both
Houses of tho PENNSYLVANIA Legislature,
directing tie appointment OF select COM
mittee to investigate whether corruption o.
bribery has been resorted 10 for edpctiug
the election OF | : Senator for that
state. There was oaly one negative vote
IN both Houses.
l. The Panama Railroad was completed,
ard tho first train crossed from Panama TO
Asplnwall on the 2s,h of January, brings
ing the passengers by the Empire City from
California.
A Chicago dispatch SAYS: W. have
received hora BY the arrival of the mail,
dates from Omaha City, Nebraska, TO Jan.
Mars 3)th, and we learn that both Houses
ofthe assembly have passed bill locating The
capital Of Nebraska at Omaha City, oppo.
site Council Bluff. aud that the Governor
has signed The BILL
The French spoiiasioa Bill having been
vetoed hy ,he President. it vii probably be
appended to iie General appropriation bill,
veto Of which would eause au extr, ses
sioA There was some ak Of doing tbs
at last accounts from Washington by mail.
Nrw IlAMrsume. The Manchester
American published letter 'rem Hon.
Ralph NetcalL accepting the nomination
OF toe Know Nothing patty for the office Of
Governor. It strongly Anti>Nebraska in
its sentiments.
Mssorri T.. $. SENAfoR. The Legis,
lntate of Missouri being unable, after many
! trials. 10 elect q y senator to suee eed
Mr.. Alchison, the joint session on the 3
inst. was adjourned anti called together
by concurrent resolution,
NG@orRt LEGISLATURE. 49, Resolutions
providing for revision OF the state laws,
and for sn ADJOURNED session 20 meet on
.ho fret Monday ia November have passed
both Houses of tae Missouri Legislature.
Tnr RAVE EXPEDITION. The Prosi.
den. bas signed ne resolution directing
vessels 90 te sent e. the relief Of DR., hanc.
Steps aro to be Immediately taken Tor the
departure Of .ha svneditou.
1he Indiana Legislature has passed the
Msine lipuor law. The temperance men
had greE; rejoicing at lndiaHapo!isin oonse
qgcnee
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A Nysttrieus Affair.

We cali particular attention to the fol-
loving letter
Gunner, Texas, Fej. ~, 1885.
r W. LououHay, Esa
U,ar Nir--Some five or six weeks ago, one
LANE cmigr-s.d TO this county, bringing
9th him large travelling trunk. various car
moi bags, &c, containing very respectable
tat of clothes, books, &c lie says they came
',,o his possession under the following pc.
rpliar circumstances Some iims in the
month of November or December lre., willis,
an hi- route TO the southwest, he crossed the
Mississippi river nj Ncksburr, in COMPANY
with two gentlemen, who said they wern
coming TO Shreveport, La; that they pr ssed
him TO maui their baggage to the latter place
that he assured them that he should come no
farther than Bnuf river; yet, Notwithstanding
This. they placed their trunk, &c, IN his wagon,
v,thout telling their names or asking his
that having reached his destination, hc soon
concluded to come on to Texas that having
arrived at Shreveport, en- route to this
State he made dilligen, enquiry, but could
learn nothing oil the owners of the baggage.
Consequently kc determined to, and did,
hiring il on with him, and advertised the same
Ia be sold to the highest bidder for cash, to
rsy the freight thereon. Seeing the notice,
trt,ended. on last Saturday the place appointed
e., the sale and having learned the foregoing
rarticulars. srcceedeG in eilecting stay Of
,urh ,igh.handed proceedings until the facts
could be laid before the public, and the owner
of the lost property have an opportunity of
,sclaimine il. You will readily SEQ tnat there
il something mysterious in connection with
mi. affair. Mr.. /. says that there were two
g,-,tlencn who claimed the property; yet
there is nothing, as yet, which viii ju',fy the
belief of more than one persons owning the
trunk Mr.. L., with some others, have
opened il and examined its contents, which
hes developed the following facts: That the
trunk and its con'en,a belong to John VI.
Matthews, that he is school teacher from
Virginia, and has a sister, Eliza Matthews, re-
siding, or did re de twelve months ago, in
Pittsburg.
Believing il a ddty which | owe to humaG-
~, have taken the liberty TO address you
ih- communicative, which you will please
notice through your columns, that justice
may be yet melted out 10 the guilty, aud that
The owner Of the baggage may learn is where
ahouts.
With great regard remain
Yours truly.
a. II. ABNEY
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IMPORTANT FROM CUBA

Tho IL $ mail 4feafpshib n .i4sinei Ar
NOD b,,. yrsfe.i,y r,oroiog f-em Nv
Yo,k Nh Ha,sna DIV this arrival wo have
received uaya,a datrs f. ths OH inst That
'.,ty ws. In F.. .tnte ~ inteuse settlement
- -. ':-., .t..-,f.,.i, i,,
eops,7-a,v non,n.t tn. e5vernment was on
c,n, to'{,l lg' .',,,s ,r H., mos, rn.pe,,t,tie
,ra in1,.n,,,i ,rrr,be,ts On tbe '.asd -
NJ. =, h,,.l,..i .,,i,.,s h,l l.c, ERECTED
., ',s,',,'t,.l ,r s,,, t,',d,r, or nd.
,..,,,tor. b. h.. ,g.,v.s,.t, Am,nr f,em
'r. .c,r,,l ,ncn Of n5tc. inslndinv Senior Jose
r.t.,,fr, li-,.far an the q a. Ra.lroal
..,.,r p,,t,. an ola Sp,ttsh merchant. and q
i,r.,e landed propriet6r IN the Vrulta Abail
S,7,r.l arrest, are sail TO have been made
Il, ,hrtanss, An outbreak Is reported 20
t..y. t.l,n rlaep among ,Le Snanish iroops
stationed al li1ar Dob R,o.
The Governor General announces taai ho
received by the ahHwha intelligence Of an
other lihhuster expedition against t'e island
OF Cuba, fiiu x ont M tsr United states. in
consequence OF this information llrer bodies
cf troops have been dispatched from Hataps
to different point, Of the island, The greater
portion having Rcne % Irinidsd, v,,te ne
expedition Is expected tc IanL On ine "a
inst. feet Ct Spanish ifn-oi Nf'--eohsls'-
ing Of a tufale' brg and three steamers,
put TO se"--'A' ""tu WIN SUN" ar
4'ahN"s'" We ''t 1--WE
ahips-oI war Ne7ia', 'l'ssW7 a.' H"t' 90"
under lhe command oI rear AU'''''' ""'
shawe' hAa arrived ~ iiAFHha.
Inc ioHoNWs Is " 'f'i'i',' 'n 'i "'v '"'"-
lar @! the acknowledgement ''No'tH',s wy
"ppsatoa ~ '''' ''.,'''s ~ ~ ,.i. l. ,,.
.,.,1,"r nam Nee orleans 10 the bth inst.
In r9r,rj TO tbe projected expedition agaiu,t
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Miss Louisa Bradley made balloon as
eension il Philadelphia, on the aolh oil.
The BALBOA wentnp straight for great d9s-
taoee. ti.en yeered 10 The east for short
diAancc. and burst when, forming para
ehu,c. she came down fast, aud ianded four
miles from the city uniajured The excite,
men. was intense pntil wcri war reeei'f
% hef sale'F
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Ne " 4 0 D D 81!

F2E 81 4 Il IvALf,i
WE are n3w receiving and opening good
w Lnl well selected
AaiRion 10 our prcscR Sioai
of goods, embracing every itiag usually xer.
in the dry goods line, such rs prip,s and lsae,'
dress goods, Of ever, style and quality gen,s
Keaig Nafc CicfAag
cloths. casimer.. ss'nc's, asi spring good,
Generosity mems md Gna boys taots ard
shoes laiics' walking and l-s- shoes rus.
.eis; kefsry BLANKETS; aomcsies and bowels.
wood.wsfe. queens sarr, hardware. and cut.
lery, hollow ware enc .aalics. bflilrs, bsmc..
collars, hoes. }.ics,, cotton aud nann.lls go,e
and variety q other articles, wl.esi We Offer
tor sale at as email prof, as can be sold IN
ui. nifte,.
DNnE 4 DUpRLE.
February 3, l~,5
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ADMINISTRATION No1iCE.

I E1TEkS Of Administration ere grantee
70 the undersigned on the estate Of Judy
Smith, deceased, at the Marsh term 1854, BY
Tie county conr, pertaining 10 the es'ascs Of
deceased PERSONS, held n ard Tor the county
81 HARRISON. This "a therefore to notify al
prFsuns having claims against sad estate, 10
present i"cr uii'an the line prescribed hy
law. and those Indebted % make immediate
payment EDWARD SMITH, Admr.
February o. 1855. 37-Ct
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ron SALE.

1 ScRREl INDIAN PONY large size,
n heavy bodied. PAGES and Is very gea.e lie
1, aa excellent family herse, and viii he sold
on reasonable ttfms r. tage iher With ncS sad
die, extra Quilted seai. aad birdie and martin
eales. Apply tc ile undersigned AZ the /" Mar.
shal io,cL' u J. bhsN.
Feb "A 2e~li
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Y.ost certificate.

r uS'r the headlight certificate Of Elizabeth
Rchorsc, Iohn Stout assignee issued y
the D.stsic, Court Of Harrison county. Texas
ai the Se,teu Der 'erm A y. 1879 for one
league aud ore labor Of lard II not heard
from or fonnd in sixls dsys, shall spfly fe' a
duplicate, JAMES Sttt !,
Marshall, Texas, Feb. 10, 1895 n o.
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ra1hE signed being disposed TO give
d place 10 his hettors, oilers for sale The
tract Of land ON which be now re'ides, contain
ing $40 acres lie sel out with TIE design OF
making il the beat improved halt section iu
the county. and should be main on Il another
year. lac would iec confident in giving expses-
sion To such an opinion. Any clever fellow in
search 81 a horne, with every convenient nr
ranuemeut, would do wei 70 call end look for
himself The price viii be far bslo" The orig
inAl cost aud Improvement
Also
The place on which NJ VIM, R, Hinton re.
sides "a for sale, containing $50 acres, 40
cleared, end la q fine state ot cultivation. with
seventy or eiehiy acres Of hosi bottom lund IA
body --not snbjecl TO overflow. Clubhouse
Press. good Negro cauins, DE.
lie claims the privilege o. the present crop
JOSHUA PERRY.
February, II 1855. 2s-.t
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smnaisM.

rs have sold cas, sid v,sh TO leave tho
n county. al persons indebted 10 ~ VIII
pleas. com, forward AID pay W immediately
once over Mcdonald s ssri.fssdrag stsss
J .skNuTiI
Naf-hsl iiunatf s, .sr
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or The French spolia,ion bill has pass
ed both houses Of Congress and been We
'ocd by the President We learn he fore
going from ieleersphic despatch to the
picayune, which says, ira. ,hc Presidents
message occupies 10 less TEAM elk columns
Of the Warrington Union. The ricayane
in an article written previous TO toe rccep
Son Of this Intelligence, expressed The con
adent conviction that the bill ia question
would receive the executive sanction. In
this article. the ricayuuc has indirectly
paid high compliment to the purity OF
purpose and independence OF tie President
Among other things, It says
We believe that the Presidential sanction
viii have been given TO this TOO long pro
cfusiinatod act OF justice, for the reason
that NJ, porce comes from the immediate
ueiehborhood of most OF these claimants,
and mus, for many years have known how
inst they are, aud how erroneous is the
Argument used by their opponents. that
they are mostly 10 other hands than the
original holders or their immediate deseen>
fauts.
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spfxGroS DENTIST.


sIANiNG located p Marshall oilers big
l professional services 10 IT, citizens aud
The surrounding country, especially ~ Use
trcaimeut AVID cufr Of the following Diseases
Caucers, Sssfd-hesd. White swelling, h-ys'pc'
las, Neuraie4, Rheumatism, ScroiHla, SleN
headache, ns -p0 p-a nrersy, Asil'ina, ilsafi,
burn. fls,ula, CHROME piauhrg, diseases Of
the chest, eyes and onrs, Syphilis, primary and
secondary mefcuFml affections, diseases Of
females nj children, ru'anc0us Of diseases Of
the sk.r wii1 ,ls'' patients at distance
Application made 90 person 90 by letter, wtl
meet 0ith prompt st'eutipn. Persons hber-
ipe snecr the shove named iiscases. cen Dc
pend upon a speedy rad permanent cure, Wy
individual attention aai bee gwen 10 all casts.
January a0th, ls55-il
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~ u. u. MILLER,
Wholesale Draeeis. and Beck seller,

SMftf}dff. La.
l %ESfEtTfIlI.f soisits the attention ool
IL patronage 81 the physicians, nerchants
and planters Of Harrison county. His lnrya
stock Of Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals. sargs.
cal instruments, paints, ellis. brushes, vafn'-f.
botanic modieine- patent medicines, toilette
and fancy ARTICLES periumery, window gls.~.
physician. glass ware, Spires, garden seed,
wines, brandy, tui,icra, snnh. cigars. ard
EDohS AND JjO\tRl,
II all Kinds, has been yerJ carefully ,elcciei.
{, ehish additions are being constantly made.
and the quality and purity OF which arc guar.
antred, and .gill he sold On rs aceonm odaiius
terms o. AZ ans establishment. ia She south.
january 70, 1885 -a3 on
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MRS SARAH NJ KELSEY, re
Va specially informs her friends ~
aad the p,hlh, that ehe has opened " ! W
a Music School At her residence. oae street
south of the Masonic fcmale Institute. 4
,haroughtonr.e 81 iu4,ruulion IN the principles
81 Piano and vocal n4asic, will be Taught.
TERMS Of tuition ~ sossiDn ~ G.e mouths,
S25ea. Lessons on .hp Guitar N,li b. given
Il desired, at an extra chHrse
feh. ~, 1888 a|~i
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rTuErfORD d WILSON are Now reces
ing d large snl weN selected stock Of
Goods, Par.sh.n goods, Boots, Shoes fus.
and CAPS, ready uede Niothlrs e ne la.esi
style Also q iafgr stock Of HsflNufe, lrecas-
ware and an k.nds It ware Iron cistia-s,
sad Nails and q choice stock Of Groceries and
large assortment OF Paints, on, Glass, and
runF,
We so'tii a iall from those wto waht cheap
goods, 81 wejn'end 70 sell fQr cash and seli At
low price Cali ard sen. !, ~ont rosf ane-
hing to examine ori stocf
Feb. II, lS51. = ~
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j.. q TtA8gE fAMrs LIE.
rLANErR- HOTEL.
Farm for sale.

4 very do-fabl. place, eight 'nllcs
slss9 east Of Marshall on n. Shrrrepar.
road. containing I'VE HUNDRED AND
I9FIl.ID f. tGRLS one hundred Of
which are ia high el.,e Of cultivation to-
gelhnr VIII ail The improvements
Title undsuhisi Here IA chance fes .
bargain.
The Undersigned, living near the farm. Is the
propnciofs agent. Apply to hun ~'hoat
delay. IHOS- GOLA
December iGsh, 1854 2l-T
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NOTICE..
TIE Srtrg or ffxts.

TIE SfNTE or TtXNs.
County N Harrison
NOTICE "a hereby given, that William
" Cox, Administrator, fnd Martha rareh-
man. Administrators Of tie cstaie IT Wesley j.
parchmau, deceased, have iied their accounts
VITA The said estate aud that sad accounts
will be- opened at the next term Of the county
court, to be held ~ aud FOR the county af liar.
rison, Texas, on the last Monday in March,
inst 1850 il being the 2Glh day thereof,
for consideration and allowance, wher and
where ali persons interested may attend and
contest them if they see proper BY order Of
said court.
o. HENDRICk, Clerk.
by ". l.. BARRrr. D'y.
March 3 1850, 20 T.
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60 We loarn lrom tho Shreveport
Democrat tina, the Louisiana Legislature is
about to charter Pacific Railroad Com>
pany, with a capital Of Que hundred millions,
% build u railroad from one or more points
On the Mississippi river between ST. Louis
snd New Oyesns. either to tho Gulf of
California, or Fan Diego on The Pacific.
so assistance is asked from the State, only
simply au act Of incorporation, with all the
power requisite to form company. A.
soon as the company is formed, bid viii bc
uu, in for the Texas Pacific charter and the
100000 deposited. Capt. Albeit Pike
ani other gentlemen OF varied acquire
ments' and solid judgements are at the
head OF this enterprise. The Democrat
las great faith in the scheme but as pre-
sented we must confess il looks rather
'nshy"
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NEW ADvERTssEMENrs
IiOWi, RAlskI
n ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.

4DgyINfSTR NOTICE.
ErTERs Of Administration w"Fr granted
/ to the undersigned on the estate Of v n
q. Middleton, deceased, on the aoth aaf 81
February, a p. 1888. By i.e county eopf' per
tanning 80 Tic estates - deceased peFss.H.'
hela IN and for the county Of iHfFlscn' ms
is therefore 60 notify all persons having CLAIMS
aqalast said estate, &c pfesent iher' ni','h 'av
,,r,e ure~eril.eA ty lrs, aud ,hoso indebted 10
make imm, date paymeui.
utGtl Y. HALL, admir-
March g. l,o5. apW
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SAML J. IAN LDR.
March 3, 1858. - n

I n VI ' ~ 7 n = TT"' ~ n \.
I ET'rERS Of Administration wero granted
- t. the Undersigned ou the estate of Cor
ne.a l. a. Tnmb,c, on the a8th day Of Pc
eembsr ls5ii by Che county cont pertaining 10
the estates Of deceased pefsons, held il and
lor the county # HARRISON TN. is therefore
70 notify all persons having Claims against
said estate 70 present them within the time
prescribed By law and those Indebted to make
immediate payment
l.. n. rURD, hdmr.
March 3. 1858. 30 6,
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NEW lrRn.

fJNlf undersigned have associated them.
| selves in business, anAer the nane and
Stale az pade & nnpsee. They will Continue
business 81 the old stand # Wilson, Ilaae q
Co, on iie y /. esrneF 81 ,he public square,
whcre they MI he happy to see al lae Gus
TONERS Of the lsit sm, ADD as many new ne.
spansiblc uaes as dirk proper 70 tafaf Chem
With cali
In addition 10 orr present wei. asserted
stock ct mercAsnds7e, as Soon ~ navigation
petmlt-, sc csnect 10 add largely 20 ihe same,
Our books are naw open f0F lte aeri year.
plsasf favor rs wits cail, as We expect to
DO - Nti fer YOU IS any oHA.
LEE v DADE.
is1f4,ft IA ttIgIi'
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A III. person, indebted to me, either By note
\ or account, are requested 10 come Tor
sard and settle without delay and al per.
sons whom ! owe, viii please present tlcir
claims by the first day Of April, for liquidation.
IA wish to make 4 complete settlement Of all
ny business.
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SEW ADyCNT0suh.Ts.


Mrs. HargroYe's agHerre0iyres.
WOULD respectfully solic, the attention
4 of the public generally to my Daguerrean
Rooms, over Dr. Johnson's drug store having
secured the services Of the well known and
Justly celebrated artist y. Z. WOoli Ky, which
enables me, With the improved apparatus, TO
produce
SUPERIOR PICTURES.
On account Of hard lines, have edueed the
price to 81 30.
Perfect satisfaction given or M charge
Pictures taken in all kinds of weather
MRS. G.. Il. NARGKON
Marshall March g. 1853 tim
Scw school in Marshall,
~ Ne Corner South If Dr. j. Idplor's
fsIlE urdtr,gnei will open school at her
residence, on Monday mkt, and respect
fully solciisa share Of publi patronage. Her
tates of tuition v 30 be as follows.
For photography reading, writing, etc.
i,sf session Of tye months, $40 90
Artmneiie, geography, grammar rhrt-
ore, philosophy, chemistry, a'eehm,
etc, " 80
Incidental expenses 50 eenis.
MRS. SARAH J uAN{S.
March 3. 1888. 30 Il
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