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MMli0M.

= ! have sold cut, ard wi-h IN leave tho
~ county, all persons indebted to me VIII
please come forward and pay up immediately.
Office over Mcdonald q sanders drug store
J ! CARKUrH.
Marshaii. Januarv IA. 1870
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TINS STATE 81 lfSss
County ~ UnrrSnp
NOTICE is heeehy gives. that cnI amin
Vard,r.licc and " illnm Smith, AdGin-
,,tra,ots Of The estate OF Scott Nandersl'"
d, r.n,.d. have filed their accounts with the
said estate. and that said accounts "ill Toe
open.d al the next term of the county court
ia la. held IA and for the county of Harrison
T.,a-. on the last Monday ia fchsuary inst
Oss, i, beng the .o,h dsy thereof, hr con.
~id.ratlon and allowance, whom and where Hll
persons interested may attend and contest
them L the, see proper by order OF sad
court
O. UENDRlt h, Clerk.
Teh,uary Z. 1873 V" az
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LADIES FANCY DRESS GnODS
ss1eOi I.ANAT0ON
nv tho Governor Of the state Of TsEas

6Y tho 1ovetnot 81 vac otAtd Of A'1"s'
\NfItEHENS, the contract That was entered
w into between the Governor of the State
ar Texas Of the nuc part. and Rob, J. Walker
mud T. Batter King aud others OF the other
uart. on th, 3l.t DAY OF August, 1884, for the
construction OF the Mis~i-sippI aud Pncihc
Katlrnnd. under the provisions OF IAN act 10
provide Tor HE construction - the Mississippi
and Pacific Railroad, appros~' December n,
1853 h4. hccumr null and void, bS the hiiutc
Of the ~Hid contractors to make the deposit oi
three hundred thousand dollars IN gold or ~.
t.r. or ,,idrurrs of the dctt of the State Of
r,,,~ or Other good par si"cN-, n, th.y were
required to do by the terms oi SAID act, and
iheIr,ouiracs and wh rea~. BIS the terms OF
-a.d att. Il is provided that IN ease ot such &
t,i'urs. the Governor Of sad State ~ author
ned to rnler into auoihef contract ~ near -
may be in tive terms ot MD act, with any other
company ur individuals, for the construction OF
said road NuN, therefore, notice i hrreh,
laven. That proposals from companlcs OF indi
,lduai.. for the con structlun ol aaii road, IN
irceflanec With lAe provisions oi said act ana
the laws Of this State. WI b. received At the
oiutc 1T the Nccrrtggy OF Sitc, ot Ills State
uutIl uc hr-t dag of Nay, ls53
Said Proposals must specify the TINE al
wht.h the work shall commence the number
eft miles io be finished aud placed IN running
order within tine fir~i eighteen months alter the
contract - entered into. and earh Year there
after. and ut what tlmo the entire road shall be-
completed. te.c,hDrWilIi the amount rropo-cI
tn b.. deposited 30 The Treasury 81 tbs Nttc
accord ~ 20 the ieru~ at -ai uc', To be- iotl,it-
cd 80 ca.r 81 miles at the road shall not b.
completed within eighteen mouths from lh,
uut ui entering lnto the contract. >aid pro-
,..,.ttl- must BE- scaled aud directed to go" Sec
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WI Is. MILLER,
Wholesale Druggist and Dock seller,

NhfrrtFoff Ia.
DESPEc FFIl ~ s0iloii> tine attention and
IL patronage Of the phy -lcian~, merchants
and PLANTER. OF Harrison county, l'as large
stock of Drugs, Medicines. Chemicals, ~u' a.
ts.l Instruments, paints, oils. brushes, vsrr IL.
buianc medicines, patent mrde'nos. .oil.,t.
and fancy ARTICLES, pcriumefy, w.w'ow glass
phy -iemu- ga-s ware, spi - garden seed,
Wines, brandy, tobacco, suIis, cigars, and
RDOh> i\D sra TONER
Of al Kinds, ha, bern yer, catef,ll, ,eleeied
TO whth additions are being constantly made,
and the qp,t.y and purity OF whc. are gusr.
suieed a,d AL be sold on a. accommodating
terms al, al any establishment 10 III. south.
January Is. $50 -43-nm
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CITATION
ron PARTITION AND pisrRinurioS.
Estate of John Cotton, deceased.
IuE SIAIE OLE TENS.

HARRISON COUNTY.
To N, NberiF \ sad County, Grtsf,ng
NlrIIEKEAS, job Taylor, administrator Of
w the estate of John Cation, drcca~ed,
and ~ agent of hts wife, Matilda &. Taylor,
aud his two children, Andrew :. Taylor and
John ra,lor. minors, flied his petition IN my
office for partition aud distribution OF the rs
tat, OF nd dccedaut. representing that Raoaael
Buckhe4d Thomas Cotton aud tn. representa-
t,e- Of James Cotton, deceased, names un-
known. ami others whuse names and rc-dcn
ce- are unknown. who are all non resident
nrirs of said john Cotton. deceased,
You are therefore commanded To summon
the said Rachel iiuckhcad Thomas Cotton and
che representatives Of James Cotton, deceased,
and Ii othsf persons Interested by publication
ut tbi. citation for four weeks M the Texas
Rrpubhcnp, new -pap.t puhli~heh m TIE to" II
Of Marshall, H~l-ou county, Texas, to be and
appear at regular term Of the County Cont
81 Mrn.un county, al The courthouse IA the
town If Marshall on the last Monday IN Feb.
ruar,. 1875, then and there to show cause. II
an, lhey have or can, Why the estate of John
Cotton. d,ceascd shall not be par,tioued and
distributed, aud decree for that purpose be
made Hrfein tul not, aud max. due return
hereof
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T. o. PIERCE. JAMES LEE.
PLANTERS HOTEL.

TINNTTK'S UOTET,
Norm last trrH0 Of The Public Square.
NarshaH Teas
49,. THE undersigned having purchased
ks,,. this large and commudiou, hotel, re-
LILA .rcctiuii, inform heir friends and the
public That they are prepared to entertain all
Mo ms, ia,or them sith their custom. Their
table viii he supplied with the best that can
be- obtained, the arrangements Of tine house
viii bc If q character 10 insure comfort and.
~ hnc, every attention mil be- gwen TO reudrr
The visits at their guests pleasant aud aceep-
table. The stage oili,c for the lines running
10 Shreveport, J,tIcr.on. Henderson, aud ~
Ter . located at this hotel
PIERCE * LEE.
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SHOES SHOES''
AIDES Black and coor,d kid see Boots !;
IL 10 do do Morocco do.
no calf Hoots and Brskins:
DO bronze Jenay LINDA;
Do calf .vwed do;
DO goa, p.se'd Boots;
Misses do school do,
Do eolorcd Morocco lace Boo,a;
Do do do Lola Montss;
Do calf pcggcd lace Boots,
Mons heavy kip Hrc.anA
Jus, received, and for .slc BIZ
Jan 10, IS HAIR ~ KY.
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BlRREM'S MILLS.


INliESE MIL, ar. n. ain m operation. The
following ar, tn, cash prices for Lumpef
Ordinary Lumber, boari measure, go
Rough edged Lumber, 10
iaihnR and paiing, side and edge
measure, ~
Lumber over II inches IN width, o, 90 feet
N length viii be charged - 90 per hundred
All plank under foot wide, down 10 sis in-
,hr. side and edge measure, will ~ charged
at the rate Of SIS 90 per thousand. Under
that vii be charged a, the rate ot 81 90 per
hundred, sidr and edge measure.
Al small ncanilinp, und@r ,hr.e by four, VIII
b. charged a. three by ious scanlhng.
Iumb,f, when cut IN odd numbers OF feet,
will b. counted to the NEXT number above,
making even numbers in Mi cases
For the year 1888 there viii be no credit
price. Cash or cash arrangements must be
made in every ease
The Gri-t Mill will be in operation on Sa'ar-
day. Sacks brought TO tn. mil must he pl in.
" marked. OF there viii be 10 responsibility fo'
loss.
A. q. DuRRESS.
January G, 1888 35y
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" ;iVu.,lg.

4 III persons urc hteaaned from trading
\ lur 90 rrr.Aln Pfomf->ur, Note drawn 10y
itr uHdcr,g nrd 30 favor Of Abraham Sewers,
or bearer, for ~iN'y dn'hrs. gwen some time in
icccmrcr 1884 and prlHh'" NINETY DAYS AFTER
oatr lac consideration f'r nhch sud uoie
was pncu having tailed, viii not pay The
-aur. unless compelled by loss
January \, % q GRAF.
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DissoO ullou

I'VE Partnership Of the undersigned N the
1 Drug and Doys hasiness was cessd the
lwenty-hi'h oi ls-ccmbes last, BY limitation.
Al P~r.c..s indebted 10 the late firm are r.
CRESTED to come forward, settle and pay ~
immediately. Indulgence e.nro, h~ gives.
Our note. and accounts can be fovWd In ~
hands OF John c. Harris, mp stairs, over ~
room formerly ocsup'cd ty u ~ : drug sad
book store. NJ. Harris IL authorised 70 sstt)s,
collect and receir. for the ssmc.
\. +. YOUNG
a. q JOHNSON.
Marshall, January u. 1855 "a ~
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4 SUPERIOR m.,ele, aDak by
~ Oct. :. 81. Ik. II. KEY
UI.<.>tbLf If(IN
LOST OR NlSt.AiD.

ITIS VW WISI4NVV.
4 CERTIFICATE Tor $40 acres Of Land.
~ Ne i7o7, tasted by James y. Gittets,
AdJulant General, At Aus,ion. asth September,
1884, TO kob.r, " Martin. assignee Of Henry
Stafford. II not found within 70 days, shall
aPpl, fora duplicate.
VI CARTWRIGHT
January 30, 1858. ~ Ow
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~ $ jennings, Anonsy al Lar, Mar.
". SHALL Texas. Ohce at Northwest
,orurr ol the public square.
January - ls5J
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EW cIR ~ .

~ J TAYLOR begs leave to ssv 10 his old
W. friends and customers, TINT he has asso.
cia,cd with him ~ business Mr. James u. Cox
and William Cox, under the name and style Of
TAYLOR, Cox Co, at the old stand Of Cnrtia,
TAYLOR & Co, Eas: side Of the Public square.
In addition to their present stock, they e.
pcei IN iessw.ess to recotv. large and we'll
assorted stoct Of
STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS.
/ Hardware, Saddlcry, Hats, Shoes, Boots, ~.
to which they invite their friend. to give thsn
a call, A. great iuduc,neal, and good bArgAias
vii bs offered.
D,fal.r. * iNIl--ffr
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sruycsj or stolen.

sVMycd or stolen.
I>RDN ihe und,r-igned, about the gath OF
i December last two snail mare mules, one
% hfiph, bay, . yea,, cid next eprine, MARKED
with the gear and bfauded ON tie lett shout.
der with a hsur, 4 the othrf btrh, -ofrri,
nas name and tail, wears old neat spring
had gras. rope around ,ueck.
a liberal reward wiii be gwen icr their de-
livery io nae ~ marshall. Any Information
thankfully received.
d &. MEOW
Januaf, 30, 1850. 81 ~
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1UErFORD \ WILSON.
April -. 1854 "
ADMINS RATiON NOTICE.

ADMINS IRt ROY NOTICE.
I ETfEHS Of Administration were granted
IL to the undersigned on the estate OF VIM.
Ford. deceased, on the 3lsi October. a . 1884,
by thc county cour, PERTAINING to the estssse
of Decreased persons. held IN and for the eoun-
~ of HARRISON. This il therefore 10 notify
all persons having claims against SAID estate
to present them within the tiloe psr.cs,hsd BY
law. and those Indebted to make ,mGAedlate
payment. E<EDiCr BARNES, Adsn'r
December 9th. 1884 1D-M
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CITATION.
CITATION.
A. Coch, Guardian Of JoAa ". Cssh.
Minor.
THE STATE OF TEXAS.

PA>oLA CovNrv
To,i, Sherif 4 sad county, Creating;
wv EKEAJ on the 3s,h dsy Of November.
w 1854, l.. A. Geek. guardian Of John W.
Cock. n minor fed ~ the county cour! OF
said county, pertaining to estates ct deceased
persons, sitting W variation, rrprc s-nta'ion
In writing that Il would br necessary to sell .
negro boy, named Andrew, the property Of the
saId minor. TO pay for the support AID educA.
tian Of The .a.l minoi and whereas the said
cour, AT said time ordered tina, note. -hovld
be given Of -ald application, by publication "a
the resa, Republican. newspaper published
ia the town Of Msr-hall IN Harrison county.
Texas. for four succc-sis. weeks citing the
freed, and all persons concerned To appear At
the January teru, 1883, OF said court, and
show cause, # any they haze or can, why an
order should not be passed reeiing the -aid
sale for the purposes aforesaid. This Is there
fore to command you to cause publication
h.rrof TO be mad. in the manner directed BY
Ia. ORDER Of said court.
,,v.., Herein fail not and due return
.ZXE. make Of lhis citation a. the law
:AAA directs. Witness J. Hdlsy
.SS Andrr,onc. GIN PC. Given
0.tsV under ms hand and --rl Of Office
at office. in the town OF Carthage, thi. the asia
jay Of November A ID. 1854
J. H. ANDERSON. {. Cfk +. Z.
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Blank Book. Latter and Gap Paper, Fancy
Note AID iuursl Paper, Superior lnAs. Pens,
Quills. Cheap Literature, Letter and Note
Envelopes.
Physicians Prescription. will receive par'i-
cuhr attention at all hours Of the day and
night
Customers will find our stock complete,
comprising many article, which cannot be
here enumerated.
Al Of Which We vii sel on the usual credit,
20 puGciuai 81 TONERS
JANUARY "a, 1859. !3-h
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A,,, necs N Sam >,o'o Hoe Nmrs N"ii1
.lmmy 31. 1883 ~ H.
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Port OF New York, November "a, 1855.

CLEARED
stsamshp Northern LIeh, Tiuklepaugh ssn Juau-c Nor
Steamship Marion Foster Char es'oo-spoaord Tiesiou
Steamship jamestown, Parrish Ricsmond-Ludam Plea
thp Pair WING, Allen. SIN Francisco Sutton s 90.
sIp !, noadley. Marna, &nsssrp.zrsst sm,h 1 %.
sh'p neiyet,a, Marsh aayIa-wm WHIT ocs 90
th.p Shsnplaa keea oo,k.-J s I: &C., 60
bark Washington (asn) Boysen. Hamburg-wF Schmidt
hart Rubek tHaml soysen, Have-F Karok-
LAX isoss Kirby soos,ssrsss c ess nn "a
,,s Lady hal II, man ss fr,h l,e nlaa.nWm smith
Srs Nssnei.is' 6oa,, i,sslss5j g,.,ns 60,
Brig n haskell Tinker rensaco a--J PERKINS,
srg Three ssers Eos,nson srsaay .neS Place Co.
,sor Antelope dsp, Corning, Yarmouth Ns-AcAriH
s,hr j Tss lor Back Key wes.--Eaaner ,sakc
SER ESssse,h. ssIsar' Ne, bern invi. 1 HOLMES.
sss1 S"s sss ssse
ss sr i. os srs p, Lns Merrill
ear sser n s1s' s s.,.'r xI Bs'cs,. Lewis
sch En'srprisf Daon, res ia'en Master
f fsssi 1 Ss.sra fs Berry rs,.a aawsa Line
ARRIVED
INDIE and passengers TO Mi,chl Nov 22 pM "a Cape
1sIs ssssa ssas ms steamship .s o. asars
mssa. sshs,gea - aa 1 wn steamship August hsses
nas u,t sesmsI ? sou'heraei, hence 70, Cnarsst,n.
Steamship James Ada.f Turner Charleston, win mdse ant
passenter; to slof ID Tnesoa q % Ihusdly PM 80
miles souh of H8erna exchanged signals with steamship
81 Georgia. from Phsde pha savannah; day
oriosk 10 mules south Of Haeras exchanged signals
steam ship Augusta, hence for Savannah.
hafk Jos Henson, BurnesteI Havana 10 DAYS, With
kallew Dewitt WAS lot overboer during the nigns
Nov ~ st se Ion II 80 heavy sac from nv split calls
part Of the deck load and caused the vessel 70 leak badly
This morning of h- Hishands from NV, split top
san Was Subsequently taken In tow By seamug Leviath.n
Capt hazard and hrough' 10 the city.
scbr (Br) Fsuvc, Turks Islands 20 d1ya with
silt 70 Permission Jones' NOV Is, lat 81 o. lon is Is spoke
ship James ItnTe 10 days from New Orleans. bound +.
Schr Mott Bedel, lTcadweil Georgetown. Dc, o days
SAILED
Steamships Northern Light san Juan; Alabama, Savannah;
Merton Charleson; Norfolk; ship Lorenzo uavIe
Wind during the day NV ard fresh
IAuScHEp-At East Dennis I'D inst by Megsrs shvert
splendid clipper ship lU0 tons called the Wild Hunter
he dcn nshnn ut
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prosperous condition, and greatly increase its use

fulness.
Three churches are shortly to be erected in the
town OF Ripley, jackson county, Va.-one Baptist
one Episcopal, and one Methodist. The work on
the Methodist church his teen commenced.
Right Rev. Bishop Hopkins, OF Vermont, il out In
St Louis. exposing the miscellaneous tendencies of
some OF the fashionable "isms' of the day, espe-
cialy that OF spirit rsppings. He holds tn in all
ages there have teen manifestations Of the Prince Of
Darkness, witness the miracles OF the nagicians
Cbiist the varied orms Of witchcraft sorcery aud
,antations-necromancy oracies and astrology.
Tie manifestations Of our day, the Bishop has no
doubt are devices Of the devll' to propagate inf
deity. lie good Bishop also shows that the devil
has Il different times received the worship of men
under different names; Isis, Osiris, Moloch and
Ashtorath, MS Jupiter, and Juno, and Neptune as
Thor and Wodin, and the innImerable sLrong Of
hoDthen gods, I'll OF whom st. Paul calls by their
right names deys-and that these pirtualiss are
nothing more or less than devil worshppers.
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PrRropMYa IN Two CITIES on THE s,xr
NIGBr.-As specimen Of the facilities for speedy
travel nowadays, III. g. Jarrett, the manager of the
Baltimore Mu cum, and of the NATIONAL Theatre. In
Washington, has arranged FOR the talented perform.
efs Mr.. and Mrs Barney Williams TO appear al the
Muet IN on next Wednesday night and at the Ma.
tional in Washington, on the same night What
would have been thought some years since Of an au-
nouncemert that the citizens Of two cities forty
miles apart wond have had the pleasure Of seeing
tie seme performers the same night They
would have Teen suspected Of calling TO their and
acme fuperluman power-but now 1t ia acco nplish-
I'd oajly ty mems o. steam and an extra train
Baltimore Sun, No~, %.
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Fra T. Summers ha. been chosen Mayor Of Nornik 10
turly tbs vacancy occasoIed ~ the death u Hunter
WoNaia
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LAuscHEpA Eas, Dennis I'D Inst by Megsrs salverct,
splendid clipper ship oil 1OO called the Wild Hunter
be ed by Cart Joshua sears Dennis Tho
Is BY Messrs Bush Widcs Of Boston will
In Mssers Ciliddep Wilamss line San fraEcisco.
AZ Machlss 18Th inst by Pearson, ESD, se.u,ifuly
P,nniruan owned by MesTs Pear yose Sargent
ard 10 commanded b. Capt Galson Of Harrington She
Ill ,oaQ lumber for New York
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The Anglo Anne riCan War.


Oar United States exchanges are filed with let
lers, leading articles specuatons, and all sorts Of
COME, tures touching the threatened difficulties be-
tween Great Britain and America. We have trans
ferled to our columns as many az possible If these
terestng cxtracts--meiey renlsrking in connection
herewith THAT rom what we can gather relating to
the disposition on either side TO embroi the two
countries in war, both people are 30 decidedly
ayerse to collision that nothing less than the Wild
est most obstinate aud irresponsible laundering
The part Of the respective governments possibly
provoke a serious rupture between the two nations.
The precise came OF msun destanding, and the cou-
sequeDt grounds Of quarrel are apparently 30 vague
aud ,ntiadictry that II would require degree OF
diplomatic skill to discover and elucidate them,
which an oriental dplomatist's experience alone
could impatt. We, therefore, can but narrowly OBJ
serye the progress Of mutual explanations and note
the 81, cts OF this miscellaneous agit l.ion. Further
revelations may throw little more light On the sub
ject, and perhaps dissipate the sorebodng which
The plesent obscure complications naturally enough
have ocoasioned. Whatever shall occur, let ~ not
ceasc TO hope that through patience, moderation
aud wire counsel these unworthy difficulties may
ultimately be resolved in an amcabe termination.
PoIsoSrp OysTFRss-A married lady died in
New hmyport, recently, on account OF being poison
cd by cysters obtained at confectionery store. An
estiinable lady or our acquaintance, residing in
thehea, was poisoned, few weeks since, at
f,sbiouablc confectionery store in this city, by
snail quantity OF oyster soup, and great fears were
III time entertained in regard 10 her recovery,
though he II nov out Of danger u Is the general
opinion Of oyster dealers that oysters are not poi
sonous when taken from the water, and that more
cart should be taken by confectioncrs against using
copper kettles aud pans aud that the articles used
Tor coiorng candies, NC, should not get mixed With
oysters. Lnamelled iron and tin pans used
noel Of the oyster saloons and should I've used By
all persons The oysters at the present time are "
an excellent ha,or and quality, and II co ked in
proper vessels, danger may he apprcbended from
eating LIBERALIZATION Courier Nor. 20.
ia.
20 Democrat, the Marine Bank. OF that cit, has,
within the pact eighteen days, paid check, to tho
amount Of 81 100000. drawn by II. IL. Haddock,
Hq., OF Chicago, on account Of purchases Of wheat
BY MssSrs. GrinDell. Minturn n Co, of New York.
One Of the checks was for $4,000, and another Tor
s6s, 600.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-25

lNrogTANr TO Gas COMPANIES AND GAs Coz.
srAfHs--A case was tried before Justice Morrison,
few days since, which involves principles OF very
cerel nj interest TO the citizens OF Baltimore II was
action brought by Mr. John W. Bloemer, Of Bal
liz ole street against the Baltimore Gas Company,
Tor damages sustained in consequence OF the refusal
~,h gas the ground Of refusal being that tho pre-.
,iors occupant had failed TO pay for gas furnished
~ the company. Several witnesses were examined,
IN the evidence being duly considered the Justice
rendered judgment in favor Of the plaintiff for $50
with costs. The company have taken an appeal
fl ON the decentralization San. Nor. 30
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-25
GREAT BARGAINS!
NEW YORK CLOTHING ENHANCEMENT
wholesala and Retail.

WE have just received the Largest and best as
tSG that aver vasbroughtto this western country,
consisting in part of the following articles:
America, |, English, French aud German Broadeleth
Goats ofdfeyent styles and qualities.
oyorcoats Beay err blanket, Petersham, tCloth,
lIniss Cloth, Lions Skin, Mohair.
Dou Bile Goats OF the same materials.
Fall Goats of Satinets, Tweed, Cashmere, Dee
skin, Cashmarette and Jeans, of every style.
FURNISHING GOODS
Consisting of a fine assortment of Silk Cravats,
stacks, Neck Handkerchiefs, Pocket Handkerchiefs,
Drawers, undershirts. Hats Caps, Buekssin Gloves,
India rubber coats and pants, Trunks Valices and
Carpet bags. Fine White and Fancy bosom Shirts,
Shirt ollars. Also a fine lot
BOYS CLOTHING
piece goods. Persons will ana 1t tstheirinter-
est TO give US call llbefore rchasingelsewhere.
store on Front Street, opposite Ferry Landing,in
Dr Hall' snew building. :. =
BERLIZHEfMER & FhElssHMAN.
lsayenroSi Sept. 10th, 1854.