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COME LEARN YOUR FATE.

CONE LEARN YOUR FATE.
MRS. G GORGE late Of England, wishes 10
WI inform the ladies and gentlemen of Washing
ton and Georgetown that she can be seen and con.
suited on the past, present aud future events al the
late residence, No. 81 street, between 2lst and
22i streets, First Ward opposite the Observatory.
Her name is on the door.
Hours from m to 8 O'Clock pm.
Ladies 25-Gentemen so cents feb 2S-lms
40 MEMBERS OF CONGRESS s OTHERS.
1 SILVER SPOONS, FORKS, &c.-M. w.
CALF * BRO. invi special attention 10 their
stock OF pure Silver Table, Dessert and Tea Spoons
and Forks, Ladies, Butter Knives, and all other ar
tces OF pure Silver Ware, which is larger and more
varied than ever offered 10 their customers.
NJ. w. GAIT & BRO,
324 Pa. av:nue betw. 9Th and 10th SITS.
feb 23-f
QOS RE w ARD.-The undersigned will pay
~ 9 - SIS for the apprehension of Negro Woma an
MARGARET CHASE, purchased by the late Owen
Norfolk, at sale OF Thomas and Richard Harvey,
executors of Thomas Harvey. For the last eighteen
months said woman was in Georgetown, she is now
believed 10 he in Alexandra. She is about sixty
years OF age Is black, and about five feet four inches
high.
The above reward will be paid on delivery TO the
subscriber at Upper Marlboro, Prince Georges CO.,
Md. JNO. c. MULLIKIN,
mar 3-3w Administrator Of Owen Norfolk.
NACKEREL q CODFISu-
wi so bhls No MackereI
5000 lbs Goldfish
Just re ,eved and for sale low by
BARBOUR g. SENiME5,
mar l2-eO3t No. 81 Louisiana avenue.
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STORAGE.-ThOseh having Furniture, Dry Goods
~ Groceries, Sc, to be- stored, will find am pie ac-
conmodations in the large, airy, flag stone paved,
and Dry Easements under the star office. corner Pa
jan 3l-tf
HOMES FOR ALL.-IeanIifuIIy ana heaItbiIy
l. located Building Lots, "a feet front by 1870 feet
deep, on graded streets, can until spring. be bought
at the exceeding low price of SIS, payable 80 pcr
month Title indisputable.
Union Land Office, 7th ST..
above Odd FellOws' Hall.
jan 9-6m JOHN FOX, Secretary
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EOR SALE-A FARM IN MONTGOMERY
a county, Md This land adioins the property
which David Peugh lately bought of the heirs Of
Wn. Gather, aud the lands of Mrs. Beae and DIR
Duval. IL is about four miles from the Seventh ST.
plank road, and between nine and ten miles from
Washington This land il mostly covered with
wood, the soil issery kind ann high susceptible of
Improvement. 1t Is well wateTed with several
streams Of failing water, and contains large
amount OF land capable of being converted into
meadows. The tract contains one hundred and
seventy-twn acres. There is on the place, in the
process OF completion, very neat Cottage contain
ing four rooms and four thousand new Chestnut
Rails ready for fencing will sell the whole tract
or eighty acres OF il with the house.
The terms of sale are one fourth cash the bal
ance in one two and three years, secured by deed
Of trust LOUIS MACKAIJ Ir
Georgetown, March 2-2awtf
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ELECTION OF OFFIcERs.-At a regular mee'-
Ing Of MetropOlitan Hook and Ladder Com
Pany, No, held IN the Common Council cham
Der, the following members were elected off
GERS for the ensuing year President, John T.
suter; First Vice PI esident, A. Sioussa; Second
Vice President, j. T. Chauncey; Treasurer, r.
A. Payne; Secretary, Charles E. 0rme.
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DEArH--Tbe venerable Isaac II. Wales
died last night. lie was very sick when Mrs
Black died, and the melancholy event was
kept from his knowledge 50 that he died With
out knowing ID. Washington Lodge and the
Grand Lodge of ed Fellows meet to night,
and Will take measures to attend the funeral
Of their deceased brother, which will prohahJy
come Of Sunday.
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Der, the following members were elected off
GERS for the ensuing year President, John T.
Suter; First Vice Pr dent A Sioussa; Second
Vice President, j. T. Chauncey; Treasurer, r.
A. Payne; Secretary, Charles E. Orme.
ARREST on A BLACKSMITH SHoP.-Last night
the guards picked up a portable forge and
bellows, Queens patent, which was found on
the street and rather out Of place. II was ia
ken 10 tho guard house, and there identifed
rs the property Of Mr. Haskin's, who took
care that it should not be sent down.
LARGE FUNERAL Yesterday, Mr.. jeremiah
Sullivan, an old citizen Of Washington, was
carried to his final resting place The funeral
procession was large, and was composed of
many of our Oldest citizens. Mr. Sullivan was
a stone cutter, and the society, to which he
belonged, was out IN q body, wearing their
small blue badge.
BURsLART.-Last night the Union bindery.
corner Of z and 1874 streets, was en,ered and
a large amount of property destroyed and
stolen. An attempt was also made 20 fire the
building. A reward Of $3.50 dollars has been
offered fer the detection Of the parties con-
cerned.
TIE HOrELs.-There are but few arrivals
from abroad since tho adjournment Of Con-
gress, and the proprietors, with their assist
ants, will obtain rest, which they need, though
We have little doubt of its short continuance
AccIDEsr.-Yestsrday, Mr. VIM. Lamden,
an aged shipwright, of Baltimore was knocked
from the stsgog while at work in the Navy
Yard, and fell distance Of eighteen feet He
was severely hurt: We have not heard
whether he is out Of danger.
TIE FUNERAL OF Mrs. Black took place yss
terdsy, and was largely attended.
WATCH RETURNS Clark, Eliza.
beth Bell and Mary Davis, coIorsd, profanity.
fine and costs Rachel A. Ian dale, non resi-.
dent; dismissed.
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mar 1916
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The State Ga2elte. speaking al this gen,
tleman, Who IS now a candidate Tor Com
missioner of tho General Land office sa}
Perhaps there is 10 man ia tho State
better qualified than Mr. iitlds, for Co..
office of Commissioucr oi the Generi
Land office. He is remarkable tor tae
cleafness OF bis Judgment, te d-mss,oa.
ateutsl oil hs temper, the cmiasuii} prars
teal character OF his ideas, aud las r.m
ness Of hs convictions. This Is Saving Is
good deal for any man. But We say laat
vo do know. Mr.. Fields was elected Il
meHbef Of tho Legislature from Libef.y, ia
ISL, was reelected ia - o. 1851. and
ls53. In $50 be was brought out "a frW
days before the election, Wilde ho w8s abb
sent from the CouufY, notwithstanding he
had published BIS d termination not 20 be-
"a candidate Nevertheless be was elected
over meu Of considerable popularity 81
the last session be WINS candidate for
Speaker, and was only beaten four yotes.
by Nr Runual., tir present cant.daa Too
1t. Governor lls du.iesa q member ct
jae Legislature sud bis experience cas- tie
rcp5, sentative ~ ''7ancy. wtosD
principal business ia IA the Land umco.
for So many years. have uade HIN jn q
great measure familiar with the routine aud
details of the office.
MIR Fields lsa Democrat and has with
stood the allurements Of Know Nottingham
His pccuuiary circumstances are humble,
Asniraiinus he nopcHfs tn have had none
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,''' 1i'''' V''' :" So r. % '','4a'
''0,ls " ~, SPeeu'' az" o."'''' e'''''''
$1,000 ""' ',' 's'''''''' ~ o''
mus % sue" scr P.'''0"' "sspo'','on
no''''s rs 'i''''s,' '''e'''''s'' anu ,''''''ls
w "'''''n''s ~ o"''' y" ''0''''' s s"rn
az % "''f",'o' 40 '"''- 'o' '"e fs,''''
VIZ '""eq az" LUMP N1'"" ~ '.""' "e'"
''s" anu rue D'.'''''"''' P"t'''u'a''5 80
""'', sue" az "''o''A''''' "''5'''"''" "' '"e
NoIh anu counts ''s t'''''Al numbers
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BrRREss,s MILLS.

fTlIESE Mile are a. ain Us operation Tho
/ following are the cash prices for Lumber
Ordiaafy Lumber, board measure, si5
Rough edged lumher 10
lAiling and pahng SIDE and edge
measure, 70
lurabcr over II inches in width, o. 30 feet
IN length will be charged - 90 per hundred
Al plank uu.sr a foot wide, down 70 sis IN
chcs, side and offe measure, viii be charged
at tie rate Of SIS 90 pcr thousand. Under
tina, viii be charged al the rate Of S! 90 per
hundred, side and edge measure.
Al small aeantiina, under three b. four, @ill
be charged rs three by four scaRtlng,
Lumber, when cut Ia odd numbers of feet.
will be counted TO the next naabrr above,
making even numbers IN all eases.
Ior the year 1888, there viii be no credit
price. Cash OF cash arrangements must DO
made ia every ease.
Tie Gusl Mil will 10 10 oper on Sa'ur-
dav. Sacks broggh; to the mill must be plain
IN marked, or there viii be no responsibility for
loss.
4. u. BuRRESS.
January &, 1885, 35y
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LOOK AT THIS.

Kerr r. SrANpiNG, WHAT MEssRs.
dickson AND JowrRs SUBSCRIBED no
The following resolution is part OF the
rational platform of the Know Nothngs
adopted at the Philadelphia Convention on
the 9Th June, last.
Eeso'roa, That the American party.
having risen on the RUINS, aud despite oi
the opposition OF the Wing aud DEMO
CRATIC PARTIES, they cannot be held
in any manner responsible for the obnox
ious act. or violated pledges Of either OF
them,
Reeo,leet. iellow,citizens the Know
Nothing part, "a Texas is to be built up
upon the RUINS OF THE DEMOCRA
ca Can single Democrat vote Tor
men who make this open avowal Of their
ot.ncipIes
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TIM STATE oF lEXAs,
County Of Harrison.
IN accordance with the terms OF decd q:
4 trust, from Joln r Shauas and Sarah r
Shahks, Nlic Of the said John + Shnuks, dated
tAo 18Th January s5a 20 James German, exc.
ruled In Mar,hali, HARRISON county, Texas, be-
fore Edwin Cater, Notary Public Of the eoan-
~ and state aforesaid, on the 31th January.
1 S54, to secure the payment Of certain
promisory note, given 10y the said John T.
Sharks and Sarah f. Slaaks to James Cor
man, Tor the sum Of seven hundred and sey-
cny.hse dollars, payable the first day Of
Jauuury 1895, shah as Trustee, offer for
sale on Tuesday tie 7ih day Of August,
1858, before thu courthouse door, IN the town
Of Marshall, Texas, for cash, 10 the highest
bidder the following described property, to-~it
Jurah, womsu, aged about 30 years Lds .
gifl, aged about ? years and Bob, boy aged
about years
" II. GORMAN, Trustee
July Ia 1850 80 At
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20 most Of u.s. ms uo.gfae'ous h"o" No'h'
'as adds enefseucally that No Ought ' 10
MAKE Rome howl i-f "" mere he a
eio0" "a our NATION Lon]oh, y Is the 4"
pAft. 80,
10 t't' uine 'hat '"'a sun shou'' ''
''opiea. we hsFc made asses oi o"''
selves pieity ifegi'--"e Christians since
'h' GAYS O. i-u'". T. h"oo' our 'heoi"S'e"'
gutiie' anu earned matters 10 s9o' az
'~'eh' eg7' ~ ,,ns.b'. n''ese, wa" mas
any ''speo' '"' himself "'.'' ID ne pf'See'
"af' nave "hA mug 10 80 van "a ',"io ~
80 obviously a'i"ea against HAs,I b"' ~
's' ancestors, Who shut s'"bhed' hnfned'
''l' 'Q' ana "'"sea e",n "the' %" i''''''
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We run up this week, the name OF, Mar
WARp rs the accepfed candidate Of tA5
Democratic party Tor Congress,
Judge Evans ayowod TO Judge ~ IT,
and I " B1wdon Esq, Of Tyler. uat
he agreed wih the Know Nothing Cangea
ton ~ Washington O. advocate their pru-
ciples Il they would give lin tAe nom.uas
ton,
So the deciding points are clear now,
and every mau iu tho District may know
What he votes for II be believes that
secret political societies are far between
man aud man, IN a free country. II be
believes that Society should be upheld,
which, according 10 the testimony of with
draNin. members who challenge deuiai j,
aud testimony. elected by Grand Jury ,
from monbers s.l.i Ia fall communion, can
force Ia members to act 70 the social dot
rmeut OF other mcmbea OF community
which can force them Ia war upon the
hg-.uos, prosperity OF na.s4hor on sc
count of bis political opinions iii we say,
ANY l.1eu believes tsls to he right, then
ue shoCld vote las |. D. EVANS, tile rep>
reseutative of ihat society. on the
tsas,. Is man 6cneves tn allowing Other
myu freedom Of religions aud political op'n
tau not suhjectug them 10 punishment OF
Acknowledgement. or any elimination oi pcf.
souhl or political privileges ou eccouut OF
their religious or political helel--if hc be-,
ieyc5 10 equal political rish's and pm
iepos for ali free wbte American ciuzans
ar Iuiipves raueruliy la Tat lfefilltn a.
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We see IN several organs OF tho Know
Nothing party, throughout tho country
constant allasiops to the Pope, aud symp'
tom, Of great alarm with regard 10 the
spread Of Roman Catholicism. From one
journal We learn that the day on which the
news Of Mr.. Wisa's victory reached the
Vatican viii have been KEPT with nnus4al
ceremony ifom another We gather that
Tie high priests of Auti,christ have been
in eestae.es ever since the action OF tho
Massachusetts delegate. to the Philadelphia
Convention; and generally we may say
the new spapers Of this stripe talk az Il We
were living In the days Of the great Span
ish Armada. aud reduced to trust TO our
hroadsw ords to dsfes, the famous bull by
which the whole OF America was given to
The King Of Spain By the Pope. " There
i. aol single spectstor OF tho politics OF
mi. country" says one. who takes a
d..oer in,eres, Ia them than the Pope Of
Rome =" and instead OF feeling iisi'efed
hu ,his Attenuation which VIII he new
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rgNlE tract Of land on which ! now reside
situated On the North Shreveport Road, 3
m.le. Fast ~ Marshall, containing zoe acres,
80 ~ S. HEB ar 10 cultivation, and thereon are
several neyer.iaing spr Of good water
also an orchard 81 your aii trees Of nearly
oyery variety succeeding Ia this climate To-
gutLcf with houses, stables &c.
CASEY ASKEW
funs fsA6 "A II
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4 IL PERSONS indebted 30 nae, from isia
y 90 the present TINS, 1911 please ooms
forward and pay az, or they wil haye te seitie
With an officer, and those who have settle
mouts with me wili come forward and pass
receipts, | want 20 settle with everybody To-
strAightcn nay business, make al who owe me
aay up, and discharge al my debts.
a y. BURRESS
January 6. 1853 28if
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GOVERNOR PEAsG.-lhe victoria Ad-
yocate speaks Of Governor Pease IN the
following hrMy complimentary iorms
Cot.pos Pe"se has issaed circular
''"s A'a vows ai1" A''" ,, ',"r'''N''
p'hle nl.A."Fe' "a WA % "A'iy 70 eu'
,'t' N', ','t"''o' "' ''e ''&' l7s'''a'Dfe
~ '''-' ''""',"t '"N'' ~ ''' ''''N' ,''''' -
s..aa. e,t ,l.i,lv his real sentiment.
/. ....a,t amy sn,.r.rt sol.,,iuda astc the
effect tl.y NAV have anon tho bello.,boA
Il. .b, tunr.t ,lacti,,,.
~. ia3 .pd e., th,t has beoa rsised
..s, 81. n eor.4ou.uco al his l.,,sf
er.r .r.sra. ,rnroyen,ais. ia d,in, away.
,.tsut rtf,r,.as public opinion TO anf
,,..., s,t.rt Ibat i.ttor ra.. ebarsetprt.
%. .U. .,.,.,.r ,U4 oe.uions imam cor.
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- ., =
GoV' AeaAo anu ~ Y Oieksoh
4 Ege p{8fn Edgfy ffr fhs oiery Of EFrSt
,...............T jt..,...,
@" kf'HNt""' HtN"''i.
Several weeks ago, the following appeared
.~ fA.. t.ia.iU St.it Gaelits.
.l Az ut.l..,.,, d. ~ 49,. - IL -.
N",'HE P's w NV wac h"uilu" 'i"H
RHrh was made 10 Nasain,on on the HIN
nsft' LJuue
That gentleman ha- published two circulars
tae public, IN neither OF which does he nr-
.str these questions The Nacogdeche-
la'aurle Of tie l7lh Of july, also publishes
81 extract Of letter from hun, in which Jhe
.aue lodging policy is pursued he says 10
, last, indeed, that he II not Know Moth.
lg, hut he does not deny that he Is their
rouHnee and the advocate OF their principles.
Ought he not 10 have met thiT Issue Vas
5 noj bus duty as a candid and fair man 10
have said yea or nay Does ie suppose, for q
mumeHj. thai the people are 10 be hoodwinked
a -aeh lodging Or that obey VII not regard
IS go i,,ue ~ this canvass when lhey nave
,..-.i and are GO .tinulue 10 Nar against thi,
.lalion wherever d EXISTS lsdemocra-
ssd.aarrnt here from what ID Is .n Virginia.
Iuae-,.c. kent4eAy. alabama. ttss supp,
louisiana. aud other state. OBJ tae Biou,
.....n.tlff
IN a;trupf. to m Be- 'he state
tH- l--He Iu li- Canvass Tile Nac.
arouc,e, 81 te e'itor " Wlich j. said
b N,0h ,.f'aat '' "u.ii0s ai'H"si
'Y'' u| = '''' me
-. f,..' q,
I,.-.f ...5-I... 1T IsI.
.#, tfominent Know Notnnr.
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IL Marshall. % the residence of the hrde'-
mother on TUESDAY the 24ih inst at o'elock
3 VI hy Rev fhos sanford, NJ lio WAtu
Keys, Of Jefferson, to Miss SARAH BUR-
TON
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INV ENTERTAINMENTS

ESIH 1 NOTICE.
rms sTArE on TrAhs
County ef fpshur.
fENAKEN up by William Thomas In
1 and posted before o H. Nethom, Ll-2A-
an acting Justice C Peace IN Precinct Ne l.,
fe, said county, three bead Of horses Of the
following description First one sinal. iighi
bay horse, some white about bis hind feet, also
some white in bis forehead, about seven or
eight years Old, branded on The right shoulder
with The letters y c. Appraised al seventy
dollars The second Is dark bay horse, some
white on his lefi hind foot, sia years old, brand
"a on the len shualder with the letter II"
Appraised At one hundred dollars. The third
i. a gray horse, ABOUT fifteen and a ( hands
high, SIX or seven years old. APPRAISED al one
hundred dollars
&. T.. WARREN, Clerk.
July 20. 1885. 81 ~
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DEMOCRATIC ANTI X. n. MEETING.

ting candidates, tue following proceedings
were had
Col. ". r. y WARD WAS called to pre-.
side over Che meeting, and {. VI. ADAMS
appointed Secretary.
The chair called upon p NuRR,u. Esq,
to explain the object o; the meeting, who
did so
Mr. VI. submitted the following Reso-
utions, which were read separately, aud
adopted in their order.
lst. Resoired, By The Democracy Of Ilar-
rison county Ia primary meeting assembled,
That in view of the fact that there is now
abroad in the land political heresies of the
moet alarming character, threatening dan
ger to the fundamental principles Of oar
free Institutions, aud that ia ytewt Of he tor
Their fact that the national democracy
throughout our common country are alive
TO the dangers that are now pending over
US, and are again a.seiiiu. ;i.asa .-ia"inla-
which have always guided that party when
"a power. and distinguished and kept il
together. chen IN minority and out Of
power. That we distinctly aud unequiyo-
cally reassert oug devotion to the platform
oil principles adopted and promulgated bt
the Democratic Convention at Baltimore
IN 1892. believing that every man, who l.
true TO the principles of our gov,
orment as expounded by Jefferson, Madi
son, and Jackson, aud who is LOYAL to the
south aud the Constitution, can stand with
as upon that platform
bud Resofoed. 10 the language OF the de
mocratc party OF Georgia l.t 'lhs, the
national democracy OF the North who have
patroucaly fought for the Kansas and
Nebraska acts, aud the maintenance Of
the Fugitive slave law against the combined
forces OF Know nottingham aud abolition
ism which seek their repeal. and who stand
pledged 20 support tine admission OF Kan
sas INTO the [ mon as a slave state, should
shp nsk it, merit the heartfelt sympathies,
thanks, aud encouragement of Soethouu
mon IN their patriotic position.
Bad Rcsoirei, That we deeply sym
pathze with the fteuds OF the slavery
cause 10 Kansas ia thcir manly c.Ious 20
maintain their own rights. aud hc rights
and interests OF the South. and that we
rejoice a, the recent victories over the paid
adventurous aud political horde OF North,
ern abolitonists
IN Hf'7.Tf that IN the national
Democratic patty Of o. North have always
hr'n found many pN'i'o''e men VINO 'h"uah
denoHnc'' at ""ne ''r me" i"'", nave
$1,000 "'n h' l"e s"is OF 'h' > cum And
Je's'hs 'he ln'nfe "F th' past lh"l parry
is the only organization at t'e Ngr'h inA'
no" exists or can be '',heu "''n "h'en
the Sou'd can o'is's'e"u! or s"'''t co
operate
'e'' Hf'''rt'' "a' wa Hre ""e"w'
pf'misina'F 'pGae'a Go 10" Po"uo'l organs
N','o" e".''''.. : called '"@ N"'W ! ''''' Z
90 - ,b,j,
p'lhy Me ~ ,,,fg .s. ,l. ,eli,ca. in.
~ ,.'....,,,,,..,, .n4
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.''',t'.,,., 4.,,n .s,4 ,,J.r d.mo,.li,iur
,n, r.a,ll,,,u aod determined 10 rov.fe
49, ~ ,..'i.,i.,,, ~, th. l.,i.r and
......,',.... ........'... ,i,.. lana
.,4 p..I p..f 49,, ,-., ~, ,,sa,
'.......,. u, ,,.;., T., MAKO 0,r
fft 70 ~ '''''.' '''
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Election Notice.

1 y obedience 10 ihr proclamation Of tus IN
\ ccllcncy, l.. NJ. pease Governor Of the State
OF Texas. and ia accordance with existing
lava; |, T. a. patiia, Chief Justice Of Harm.
son county, IN tho S.u,c aforesaid. hereby g.sa
notice that polls viii be- opened at the several
precincts Ia SAID county, on taa hct Monday
Ia August next It being the siAth daY thereof.
for Governor, Lieut.. Governor, and Com.
missioner of She General Land Oiice Of the
State Of Texa. also, Cor Representative IN
Congress for the LIST Congressional District
aud at the same time aud places, for the elee-
ton Of three members 10 represeui sa.d county
in the next session Of ne Legislature of the
Staie of Fesaa. Aiso the qaesilcu of the
aec, g,aocu or rejection Of an Act passed ~
tna touFfes. of the United States. on tAe
2sih day Of February, 1853, entitled" An Act
60 provide nl ihe payment Of such creditors
% the late Republic Of Texas az are compre-
heudrd lu tive act oi Congress uf September
niAe eighteen hundred uua h.ly.' TIE Elect
ors arc requested 10 place upon their tickets,
the aords, " For the Texas Debt Act" or
" Against TIE Texas Debt Aet,' %, they may
desire 80 vote.
The following gentlemen are presiding oat
GERS tor their respective precincts for the pres
cut wear, tu-Wltt
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NotiCc.

Notice.
T>HOMAS +. RlVES has appointed the
| undersigned his agents during his absence,
All persons having claims arsins, him, will
please present them for settlement.
G.. NJ. RiNES.
THOMAS POLAND.
W. + NEAL.
July - 1850 ~
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-07-28
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