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Washington telegraph., 1855-04-18

Viz subscribers are Just receiving direct FROM
Il New Orleans via Camden.
n FRESH ASSORTMENT OF GOODS.
which together ith those purchased last wear.
makes their Stock thorough and complete. which
they offer ct
Greatly Reduced EDgscesI
Those wishing 10 buy will find it to their inter
est 10 give us call before purchasing esew here.
as we feel confident that we now offer Goods
lower than ever before known in this market
Our Stock comprises IL part the following ar
tcles:
DRY C obs.
Prints, DomcsticS, LoweZKs, Kerseus
L'nscys, Flanaeks, Blankets, Sas-
s1aets, leans, Cassinzeres, Cam
byics, Printed La1cns,
Bareges. Ginghanqs, Jaconcts,
St0iss, Cross Bar'd. IIuX e. Book
MusIi,as. Iurit0ns, ami large u1rietq,
Cg Fancy Articles,
BOOiS and SHOES, HATS and CAPS,
GEoEE3 3ESeE--SuEsissser Z and Winter.
SADDLERY, HARDwARE, IRoN. NAILs, QUxENs-
WARE. BAGGING AND RoPE.
GROCERIES,.
Sugar, Coffee, Whskey, Brandy. Wines. ITolas-
ses, Cheese. Crackers. Candies, Tea. Spices, Soda,
Saleratus, CopperaS Ala!der Iadigo. &c. &c.
d. * V. BLOCK
Wasiington. I,5 6, 1855. G-sf.
Washington telegraph., 1855-04-18
u d. I, 1 c g

4 LII those indebted to the late firm of D. & V
"A BLOCK, are requested IA come forward and
make settlement, as the books and papers of said
firm are now in my hands for collection or settle
meut.
In retiring from business tender my thanks to
the community for the patronage literally be
slowed on ID. & V. BLOCK, and solicit a continu-
ance of the same for my brother DAVID BLOCK.
who Will continue the business at the Old Stand
in his name. FIRGINIUS BLOCK
March Ist 1855
Washington telegraph., 1855-04-18

CABINET MANLFACTTR ERS
Mdis s., I'd door below tie Washington Ho.se,
Washington, Arkansas
ESPECTFULLY inform the public general
4 = ly, that they will keep constantly on hand a
variety of FURNITURE Z made oil the best mate
rial.
Old Furniture repaired and made good as
new. COffszas made and trimmed 70 order at
the shortest notice. All orders will receive
prompt attention.
Persons wishing 10 purchase furniture would
do well to give them call before purchasing
elsewhere.
iFashjnston HIrrH 2lst 1883. 12-tf
Washington telegraph., 1855-04-18
Ed rs S @ ElsJE r..

THE firm of BELLER s. STUART, is this
4 day dissolved by mutual consent A. T.
BFLLEK Is fully authorized TO close M, the L,,;-
ness, and as 1t Is deslroGs that it should be done as
soon as practicable. those indebted are respectful
ly requested to come forward and make settle.
nent- \. L. BELLER
C. STUART,
March 1h, 1855.
Washington telegraph., 1855-04-18
WASHINGTON
E E ALE SEMINARY,

NHE Spring Session will open on the 1st Mon
= day in February, 1855, and continue till th,.
last OF July six months;l thereafter the Scholastic
year VIII commence Oh the ist Monday in Oc.o.
Der, ana continue iorty-two weeks.
TIE I.ERlgS. far u sess,oz of tsee4s
fsf one aceeks. 1'opable i.artcyiy IN oes-
rance, are as fsliovS..
ruiio" in Alphabetic Department. .s15 90
I;,,,.ri ,l,ioi IA tAcaoeHie Department. 20 Ov
tisslc-Piano Guitar, each. 40 M,
Ancient or Modern Languages each. 10 90
Drawing and Painting. 10 m
~ " nmoTs,ea-Work and French En- m5roideIy... 10 GO
OoaTd' including washing. &c~.... so GO
No deduction for absence except in cases Of
pfoiTacted illhess.
The Seminary will be furnished. at an early
cay with Chemical, Philosophical, and Astro-
hoLnieai Apparatus, and select Library
me course of study will be sufficiently extcn-
siFe. intellectual education consists IN mental
otscspftne and 6ereioyniesat A thorough co.tse of
mathematical and linguistic studies which have
d direct tendency 20 enlarge, invigorate and dis
cipllne the MI3d Will be chiefly relied on TO Sc.
cure Inc best results in this verY important de-
Pertfneht. Studies, to be really valuable and sal
utary ~ their disciplinary influence: must be few
and Judiclously chosen. The crowded courses OF
our fenlaie Seminar les constitute an evil against
winch every friend of sound, thorough efficient
education must protest. The number of studies
mas been doubled IN the last thirty years with mo-
| corresponding advancement in good scholarship
Experience IN the art of teaching, with careful
observation o! mental Development has wrought
a clear conviction, that few studies adapted to
the wants of the youthful mind, and thoroughly
mastered, Is preferable to The very extensive but
desultory, iragmentary, and superficial course
usually pursued IN Female Seminaries
/ ne mind does not act clearly or forcibly when
! diverted into many channels nor does it proceed
so last. Three studies ard one accomplishment
are as many as ought to be pursued at one time
while governed by these principles in training
the intellect special attention will be given to the
incucation of sound moral sentiments to the for
nation OF correct habits purity of manners, and
to the acquisition Of such accomplishments as dis
tnguIsh social life. That special attention may
be paid by the teachers TO this very importan.
part OF female education, it is desirable that pupils
from distance, board with the Principal who
| has purchased the large and commodious resi-
dence, designed In its structure for the boarding
department OF the Seminary.
Beng determined TO establish an Institution of
the highest order. teachers of the best qualiica-
| tions will be employed.
L. J. JOINER, Principal
Washington, Dec 2Oih. 1854. 81
Washington telegraph., 1855-04-18

/ y retiring from the business of BE1LsE & SrU-
4 ART, terder my thanks for the liberal share
OF patronage bestowed upon he firm, and respect
fully solicit continuance of the same for A. T
bELLER, who coutinueS the business on his own
account. Il. &. STUART
Washington, March 7tl 1855 ll-tf
Washington telegraph., 1855-04-18
Valuable ESed River
7. a NEs e DIR 8 q T.

3 = r e z 9 e 3 = 2 2.
IN ACCORDANCE with a decree of the Hon
Z orabe District Court for Bowie county, made
at the February term thereof, A. d. 1861 will
proceed to sell to the highest bidder. credit
OF one, tyo and three years in annual nstalments.
in front of the Court house door in the Town of
Boston. in said county OF Bowie on the lst Tues
day in June (proxino,) the following described
tract Of Land lying in part in Red River Bottom,
in said county, about miles from the Myrtle
Springs, containing 1iGi acres. Said land viii be
sold as the joint property OF Joseph N. Fort and
the heirs of VIM. W. Fort. decd, Tor the purpose
of partition. The Title to the above described
land is indisputable. The purchaser will be re-
quired TO give bond with two approved securities
ana mortgage the Land
O. L. POOLE, Clerk of District
Court, Bo;rie County.
BY his deputy, J H SaIrHERs.
Boston. Bosuje Co., Ieras,
March 29th, 1855. I4-6w.
Washington telegraph., 1855-04-18
ST. OK on hand, not cleared

ST. ck on hanj, not cleared .- e7A79
FLoUR-The receipts of Flour have been Eight,
and prices have continued on the advance The
sales up to Thursday evening were about 1000
bbs-, the rates in the early part of tie week be-
ing 50 90 80 70, and subsequently 50 S7taSiO
FOR Superfine St Louis Extra and Choice brands
selling at $40 7JaSl1 per bbl- Yesterday SEQ
bbls supeFGne were sold at SO, 400 az SlI 25 and
200 Extra at sII per bbl
Weeks receipts, II .353 bbls-Exports 39S9
CORw-The demand for Corn has been good
during the greater part of the week. and w have
a iurther advance of 10a15c per bushel Up to
Yesterday morning some 10000 sacks had been
sold, the opening rates on the Leyee being 95aSl
and the closing ones 81 leaSI - per bIlshe,-
Yesterdays sales included some 1000 sacks at 81
10aSI - per bushel
Weeks receipts, 22,743 sacks-Exports, 2s,-
ia sacks.
PoRK-There has been good demand for Pork
during the past week. and prices have advanced
fully 81 per bbl- The sales up to Thursday even
ing were about $500 bbls, including on that day
500 Uninspected Mess, light, at SIS so aud 1900
in two or three lots at SIG per bbl Yesterday
100 bbls were sold at SIS so and I40 at SIC per
bbl
Weeks receipts, l.s25 bbls-Exports, 153o2
bbls.
Washington telegraph., 1855-04-18
A e a e D .

"A u a Ea =
HAVING purchased the interest OF FiRGINIUs
Ia BLOCK, IN the Stock of Goods now on hand
| offer TO my friends great Inducements and hope
TO receive as liberal a share of patronage as was
Conferred on The late firm OF D. s. V Block
shall be receiving a large and splendid assortment
OF Goods By the first arrival Of boats, and SHALL
sell them at reasonable rates.
DAVID BLOCK
IV1Sh;agton, Hdrch St 1855 loft
Washington telegraph., 1855-04-18
= o 1 i G g

II AVING purchased the interest OF r. g. SrU-
IL ART in the late firm OF Beler & Stuart in
tend continuing the business on my own account
and respectfully solicit continuance of the lber
al patronage bestowed upon the firm
A. I. BELLER
March 7ih. 1855
Washington telegraph., 1855-04-18
TO the stockholders OF the

VI. o. 81 z. e. Railroad Company.
A T a meeting OF the Board of Directors OF this
N Company held in the city OF Camden, on
Wednesday, the 7th of February, 1883 1t was
ordered that an additional call OF TEN per cent
he made on all subscriptions of stock,-said call
to be due on the first dav OF March, 1855
By order of the Board,
JAMES T. ELLIOTT, Scc'g.
Marci 81, 1855. l2-10w-
Washington telegraph., 1855-04-18
Dissolution of Cepartnership.

THE late firm of D. & V. BLOCK. is this day
i dissolved by mutual consent. The Books
and papers are now in the hands OF VIRGINIus
BLOCH for settlement. DAVID BLOCK,
VfRGINIUS BLOCK.
TE.siing.on, .9rI.'s, March /, 1855
Washington telegraph., 1855-04-18
The Neyv steamer
FANNY FERN -
CRAS. u. DOKD Mnster

n ssxSSa WILL commence her reg
- ular tripsin upper Red River
Zses;s.sS as soon as navigation opens.
ms boat has made arrangements with Messr..
j. \. Howell & Co., for the storing of Cotton in
their Ware house, situated directly upon the bank
OF Red River al Shreveport, that in case the
FANNY FERN.' on her arrival at that place.
does not meet with good boat, with which to
exchange freights, she will deposit her Cotton in
the Ware house, 10 be reshpped without delay
on the first good boat,-thereby nsuring the cot
ton to be kept free from exposure to mud and
rain The Fanny Fern will pay the storage
penses
Shippers and passengers may rely upon having
their interests promptly attended to, and their cot
tor and other ireigh:s amply protected from dam
age.
For freight OF passage apply on board, or 10,
- WHEAT & REAVES.
March 2slt, 1855, l3-tf Fnlton
Washington telegraph., 1855-04-18

!. Is stated that British recruiting Office for
enlistment of Germans for the CTiEneau war.
leen opened in Savannah
Washington telegraph., 1855-04-18
JUST iEksgEVEKAI
e@ g DSS ED MA EE N~ asS

To the Citizens Ct Hempstead and id.
joining Counties.
Washington telegraph., 1855-04-18
n o 4 ice 6

Il Q Z G G.
FsiHE copartnership heretofore existing be-
4 tween SAMUEL. p. McCULtAGTr and W v
BRowN, under tbe style of McCullash & Brown.
was dissolved on the 2Sth OF June by mutual con-
sent. W. V. Brown having purchased the entire
interest OF S. P. Ne Culagh, is alone authorized to
settle mp the business of the firm
w. V Brown having connected himselfin busi-
ness with f. S Ashby and E. r. Ashby. the
business will be conducted under the name and
style of ASHBY, BROWN & Co, at the cid
stand.
Fisito1,. .Jtly lst 1854. o.
Washington telegraph., 1855-04-18
MOEiPo,

Il OGzCcs
. LII orders for Groceries through the House
II Old & Y BLocK, of Washington. Arkansas
will be promptly executed by US,
A. & H BLOCK
% Common aTsd Il Canal Styeet.
Nrw OzIE.xs. Nov. lst, 1884. Att
Washington telegraph., 1855-04-18
Cabinet MazassGacGory l..

Oas9kAaSG I'VE "a sssaesEas4aSE.y
II Il " Il S d. c Il l. Y T. Il T.,
Washington, Arkansas
FEHuE undersigned continue to manufacture fur
L uijurc al their MANUFACTORY. opposite
the Court honse, where they are at all times pre-
pared TO FL any orders in the line OF their busi-
ness.
Prompt attention given to repairing Orders
for Furniture are respectfully solicited.
Tney have IIE.4RSE and will give proupt
attention at Funerals-Cofiins made to order.
ID. III. HAWKS
). ] CALVERT
Washington, Marct 81 st. 1855. l2-tt.
Washington telegraph., 1855-04-18

W. W. ANDREWS
Washington telegraph., 1855-04-18

and the sales of the two days embraced nearly
l2Ooo bales at hrm rates Yesterdays transac-
tions summed up about 1000 bales, making the
entire business of the week $500 bales. the
market closing firm at the range OF our quota
tlotts
Washington telegraph., 1855-04-18
New and Fashionable Goods.

B. L BRITTIN,
Washington telegraph., 1855-04-18
LIST OF LETTERS.

I IST of Letters remaining in the Post Office at
- Washington, Ark's, the 1st day of April
1855. and if not taken out before the LIST day of
July next, will be sent to the General Post-office
Washington telegraph., 1855-04-18
Weldon g. Mcdonald,

". Wy WELDON;
Washington telegraph., 1855-04-18

To those acFo purchased Spamp Lana
al Washington, Arkansas. prior 10
2iSt December 1858.
Washington telegraph., 1855-04-18

MILTON SIC DONALD.
Washington telegraph., 1855-04-18

Persons applying for the above letters, vii
please say they are advertised.
K. L. PHILLIPS, P II
Washington. .EprI 6, 1855. IJ-3w
Washington telegraph., 1855-04-18

Ilf the richest Patterns AID latest Ss7.Ies
ALSO-A heavy stock of Staple Goods suitable
10 this market. with large and well selected
stock of
Washington telegraph., 1855-04-18
e. & e. II. EASmsvyOrtisy.
Eaedicai Card.

nR. r. P WILLIAMS, having disposed Of
~ his Drug and Book Store, will devote him.
self in future, exclusively to the practice OF his
Profession. Office at the old stand.
Washington Jan 3D., 1855. 1-tf
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THE POSTMASTER GENERAL.

There 10 position connected with the admnislraS
Of the government embarrassing and responsible =
tina, Of the Postmaster General II he discharges bis dg
with fidelity and vigilance he necessarily disapPoins
wishes and expectations Of many who sccs ior ndra
benefits through hs patronage Ther.ult that s cog
Is subjected TO criticism and ceusnra but when i pfm
IL does in the case Of Judge Campbell that ihs -
plants AZ anst him arise 10 from the seaa
and rgor with which be adheres 10 an economical 'an
straton Of bis department they only show the more y
~ bis Fitness for his position. The Same complaints
made against Cave Johnson when he administers
Post Office Department; but public sentiment p@
signed 20 him the credit ofsern integrity and oadK
ity such viii be the result In regard to Judge Gsaa
The following remarks from the Piattsburg LFPOa
are appropriate and just:
IL is admitted by all who have bad anything y a
The Post Office Department, who know anyibtpf ia
the management u the stupendous business d ths II
tant branch Of the government, that James Camps
chief officer, y most interchangeable and faithful pas
want ret he cannot hope 10 escape the criticism e y
ponents. But IN every IN which censure has bafs
ell upon him be has exhibited a record hl Of eydsna
devotion 70 the pabiic interests Ills fault has been q
BE- tapi) resolpte and vigirnt determination o =
The department over which he presdes shall be esanop
and mPartislly conducted. In a former administrators
lie officers assaied because of their readiness 9
% The opportunities 81 selfish combinations bu % -
Of Judge Campbell be has only been complained q -
be has resolved 70 do the best be bon
faithful administration o. the Post Office Departmsn&
hASKEK "S0rioR 10 eUrr7--ln Maine the legal
Of one Of the towns requested an unpopular awJ@ 4
leave the place 81 his earliest convenience
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WASHINGTON CITY.
FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL Q, 1883.

at-ut sEAEL x. JaxKs. Tspth set Pbads
pa, general travelling assisted " W.. n. wsIp
CeGtss JsaEs ,pEKRSa A. EyAxs, TAa4As a. NgCE
JosEra uAssTrT JossPa Burrps Rosss1 W NoSRisox,
W. wiLKV, pttLiAa L., wAEERs4S ". D RRsntcK T..
~. MAoNES, snd a. :, Passes
or HrsNY A., Lewis 81 Montgomery, Asesma son
travelling Cor h- % Aabaa and Traaessse
ssreS ~ n LswIs JAErs a. Lr~s and SAnuEt ~ LxwIs
a. NJ. O. ". JaxEs, No. HARRISON Cincinnati
sFp-ra travelling AGENT Wcsteu Tesas
ASSISTED - A. J. TAoSAs, =. 7. DHzH, ~ ~, TRoSAs r. a
Yussn, g. NJ T. wfsEsAs, l.. CEIGns sad ~ VS. lawn
Nrceipt4 ~ saaef will srsa.
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ASOTHEE SEW STEAM FIRE ESaNE--A steam IRE
engine has been invented and recently tested in Cincinnati
which il said throws All Others Of whatever kind into
the shade Il prepared for operation in fourteen min
utes and the maximum rate Of throwing go feet
through an inch and threeeghths nozzle The engine at
Boston s stored at the city stables where it win be says
the Journal) likely remain until have city
government
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hASKEE "SOricE 10 eUiT.'--ln Maine the iegal 7
Of one Of the towns requested unpopular mSl@
leave the place At his earliest convenience
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-05-26

The Louisville Journal OF the 20lh 10.
stau', says;
The examination Of this noted swndlef
was concluded IN the city court Yesterday,
aud be- was sent to the w''khonse ia de-
Auli Of giving bal 10 $1,000 for ht' good
behavior tor one year he qualifications
ahuu, this man in Yesterdays Jounsl eil
cited numerous charges asain,t him lie
has npufished hers extensively Tor few
DAYS. huius horses aud bnggies without
pa wing for diem, aud several tailors have
been tnade to suffer uuc Of the victims
wanted to get b.. good. back. bat the court
todd h.n that It had 40 jurisdiction over
ciyil csses
but the grossesi fraud that lac hiss practls
ed since hi. arrival Ia this city, q one an .
lady. Tie sncceeded ia inaraila'ieg h'mseil
into her good eraees and cot her consent
10 mary him. he even borrowed money
from her aud TIRED on, negrohoy belong
inp to her. representing HIM to be- lbs pros
psrty. He took the lady to u music store
to select piano He engaged tailor TO
make a wedding suit, aud invited one oi 'he
New Ofleass oflicefs, whom he met the
other day, TO alteed his wedding. 10 some
pl.cea be passed himself eli a. from Ma
bsma. and as an intimate acquaintance OF
Mr.. smith, member 81 Congress from thsi
State. Tie visited al the public places aud
exhibitions. aud on the "ctoekod'.a man
he passed himself OIL as the reporter OF one
Of the papers. j.
The Judge, in passing sentence, remnfkea
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-05-26

Coas'N IF H,0rit1n.
NOTICE i iersbs given tias A = ~inHs,
y Administrator 81 ,ae Estate 81 Nm II +,
deceased .as Sled h.s aseounis With Tie sFss
cs,Hfe ani that ~, 4 aeeoans- will be opened
=, tbo sexi tefu. = ihe eenafY court 10 be
held o. and Ter the county 81 Harrison Texas,
as the lu.t Merdny IN Mes inst, tls5al u be-
~ the ASH 6sy ilefcoi, fer consideration and
allowance, hen and where AL persons inter.
os.sa may atteni ard contest them, Il they zee
psoper By oFd~, VI sad can't.
o. iEND9lCh, Cleik
N,, & 1855. 40 4,
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rINAKEN up b. DAVID suddu'h, about 4
| miles South East Of Hrsh.IlHnd posted
D, orc John = Anderson, E.q one sofrrI pu-
uy. bake ia the face, reach mane, 'eil bind foot
AHIt., bgaaded ou rgut shoulder some saddle
uirks, about ci.fit YEAR old, apffalsed ~ $50
@. iiENDKIIk, Cietk.
Nav ~. 1888. - 10
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-05-26

trout Nbta PhHed fptia
1vasA The Undersigned have mucl pl' lrurc
k',if IN announcing to the pgulic and their
I-11 fficni. thal they have leased tide ele-
CANT establishment
Having associated with them in The business
Of thi. h,u$e Sir. jaws SyNts, j., llate iAsif
cashier at ,he Gna,d) the name and s'lie Of
the firm wiii ue
pRESBGR q 90
Thcy have a,,o given au luietc.t to Nr Par
nlok WARD, their present 'aiofo5 ~ lhe '"'a'i'
uho viii hereafter divide be attention oot~nen
both houses,
ri. thy- intention To- Thoroughly rer"tate
She h. PigRRr. and fo devote Pot,i'n Of thyir
rn, and expcfieuc, 10 De- inture management
TAey have just confidence 20 btavvny sast
de- travelling community need uo further as
.nt,nr. tha, hereafter this admirably arnpged
Hotel shall ras.k second 80 NONE in the taHed
States
pRESBUkN n BILLINGS.
GWgrd iloHsr.
Nav 5, 1858. ~ Ia
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Sfafn OF Itx,s

Couaiy n Harrison.
NOTICE Is hereby gwen .hat John r.
~ " mtterd, Aamigistnstar 81 the Estate %
stephen H. Stephenson, decreased, has filed
hls accosufs with ihe aid estate. au4 that ~xid
sranaH's 1874 be opened a fhe next term u
sac ennHtt eunfl "a BIZ hslI ~ and for tn r0ur.
rs q paer 900. Texas. 90 The la-; Monday IN
Mas test iHtHi e being The - dsr theseof.
f.r consideration ard alta afce, @hen and
wtct rli perspr~ ltn-ied mas et,end sud
contest iht@i u they see proper. VI order Of
~.it eoatl
o. uENDECk, Clers.
sly r. 1853. % 4.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-05-26
Planters taotei.

y + Corner fabie Ns4a.t Harlr'l, 7'sra'.
e. TIE ualet ancd h1,ing berome sole
tk,,, grof asfor 81 ll+ afgp and can.no-
.-A4A- diaus hptd re.peeti4i., inform hi'
friend. eni itg pablic Thar he i. prepared 10
eats rs.da sll vino ,nas ia.or him W.T. iheir eu.-
trn. las labl- vii b. -eapled with The Lest
thsi ran be ubia..=4. tie arrangements # ths
hals ttl be Of d character 20 insure comfort,
and, la fine, every attention viii be gwen TO
grnarr tie visits VI hes guests pleasant and
acceptable.
'ihe siege fire fer The lines running to
Shreveport Jetisrron. Henderson, snd Tyler
Is located a. l...s 4o.ei
JAMES LEE.
Aunl -. 1885
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-05-26

fEilERE arr n couple Of stray aElmass rum
nlng III large ~ my neighh"'hpoh, whi'h
i Ia ,rr. would d. we'll 30 come Tor. onr
of them j.. a large chcsinu sorfri mare rath'r
over the ordinary SIZE. Tier lrii -Aonldef af-
pvars IL have Been hurt hbc has u blh1e taee
TIE Other is bay horse, common slka PONY.
le has had the BAR hafut I'll both shoulders
for tie sciHey. These hor-tS hnrr been run
hing IA toe weeds around my place ief 'hi'e
W fous weeks or perhaps longer. The @" aef
,an have ih,m By coming for them, and all !
.b,u ,barge hm will be to pay for this adter-
usemtut have reason 60 believe THESE horses
came from N.ire,ceori er IL Welnty.
I. &. CLARK.
Ma, %. lSs5. AZ 81
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Estate Of WIN. 7. Weathersby, deceased.
TIE STATE OF TEXAS.
e.. ~ - Ii nnfslAA

CorNrY or ll,grrsoN.
70 ne sheriff u SAID county cnra7g
varI.gRgAS. Iahn / Saeff1d, esrcniof Of
w ,he estate 3, Wi.As;a I" "s@s'sT-'',-
deceased ha. ncd w tn, office he hnal aeeon. ~
with said estate. and bis application Tor pSf'r
lf,n and distribution IL ssme. representing ihH
Ineieda Sherrod (m.le of John J. Siitf'od]
Irgi. We.th,e.i,y, avid Thomas Wea'aer,hi e
,..rtz..ns Of ..it county Ut lisfnsou, and hf4.
.eh.lt per,ls. vie I'd Sp.efelgu PWfVs, wHe
,d.. Ia the State oG North taellua, ard
AftAer Neaiheg-hy and George Rex Wealth
er4ly. a So re@ide IL SIZE State &c Ai~.isssPth
aret4c legsiros 81 sad test tor and ne 'niy
Z ,ribut,cs 81 the property % sad r'taif'
von nrr therefore commanded - summon
H. sd glabsta Pufgl. Nriaf " ea'hefspf ,
s,,s l.oeac Rex sNeaihesbY, and all olhef
.pa,~on. is,ers-,ea hg pntlieation ~ his eta.
lion iaf four VecS- ia the Texas hvin e'ies" a
newspaper Published ia chs town o. I"fshesl'
Harrison coua,y. 'Fc>a-, 10 be and appear ~ =
ysnfar term ni lha county ronf. ~ HARRISON
eanafy pestaia,ng TO estate ~ eeeeasea per-
.as.. % a held "a the couiiiohse ei sati e"huiy
on ,be ia.t Mnuday in lane Hesl, 1900 shen
auA ih.re TO Show csuse il any thes have ~ can
,,t,, lfe property Of said estate should n"l ="
r,r,its.ne,i aal distributed a,ia decree Tor
ihat plirt.nar be maae.
u,p,e iatl sol and make due rstnFn ~ iae
law requires
..t.,. Gwen under nay hand and sea
.A11Rt. 81 ulhet, at Nar.hali, this ION
E. 80 dss % May, A. leh1'
o. uENDRit X,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-05-26
DIED.

In Marshall. on the a2d inst, ffNs'ht } n
nian, daughter Of Capt Il. IL. and Mrs.. NJ
" MARTIN.