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XXXIVTH CON G r E S 5.
FIRST SESSION.
SENATE. .WAsHrxeroy, Feb. 10, Iss

SENATE. .WAsHISGToy, Feb. 10, 1886.
Several Executive communication were laid before
the Senate by the presiding officer including one from
the Secretary of State in reply to the resolution Calling
for a copy of the Report of the Adludicatlons maze
by the Board of American Commissioners TO Paris 10
audit and liquidate the spoation CLAIMS OF American
citizens against France The Secretary says there IL
no such report in his Department, and no thinks there
never has been.
sumed. ,,., -. ...,..;..
ne Yesterday stated that Mr. Atchson went TO Kansas
armed TO control the election.
Mr. WILSON replied oa the authority OF zen
Pomerov On the 18th Of March as stated ny zen
pr Mr. Atchison entered the Territory, armed with
bowie-knfe and revolver ready to shed the blood OF
ANY man who would not do his bidding.
Mr. GEYER did not suppose Gen. Pomeroy made
the statement on his authority but that one else
had so reported 10 him. The only time Mr.. Atchisoh
ever crossed the border, so far as he hr Geyer hau
been able to learn, during the late Disturbances
an account of which read IN the Senate yesterday
AT that time il was apprehended that there would be
a serious collision and de struction of hfe Then Mr.
Atchison with two three other gentlemen went
into Kansas for the purpose OF persuaaing those as
sembled at Waukarusa to forbearance and modera-
ton He went there to counsel peace not 10 excite
violence; and that was the only time be ever went
there. .,,aA
fore the Senate the statement of General Pomeroy IN
oppostion TO the statement OF the Senator from Wis
consin The document from which be READ was pre-
pared by Gen. Pomeroy ana signed ny nm. mn anu
and since its receipt he had been assured by General
Pomeroy that all statements are true, and can DO
proved before a Committee of either House OF Con-
eress lie Mr.. Wilson, regarded MIR. Atchson as the
moving spirit of all the MssOuian excitement from
which these disturbances have arisen. The speaker
alluded, in emphatic terms, to the character OF Coy
shannon saving that he was the companion OF gamb
i@rs and dTnnkards in California aud that when
Nissourian shot down a citizen of Kansas, the Gov
ernor was 80 intoxicated that he could not attend to
his duty He could prove these and hundred o'hei
disrespectable things of Gov. shannon.
M JONES Tenn, obtained the floor, end the
further consideration Of the subject was postponed
until Monday. Adjourned.
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THE LATEST NEWS,
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
KANSAS IN TIE HOUSE,.

Yr,m Our Own CorTes1onde1i.
WASHINGTON, Tuesday, Feb. 10, 1856.
Over 10000 copies Of Senator Wilson's speech
were subscribed for by the House Members be-
fore he had finished speaking.
Mr. Hickman's debut on Kansas attracted H.
vorable attention. On Mr.. Stephens motion TO
recommit 70 the Committee on Elections their re-
quest for authority to send to Kansas for persons
and papers, the vote stood Ayes 60, Noes 81. The
Speaker voted No, making tie, which rejects the
motion The Committee viii have authority
granted to morrow.
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We learn that Gov. SEWARD was in town on Noo-
day morning on his way to Washington, but was re-
called to Csnendaigns by telegraphic dispatch an
nouncing the death Of his brother-in-law, the hon.
Alvah Worden, whose sickbed Mr.. Seward had left
On Saturday, .upposipg him to be Out OF imnedii,.
dspger. B1;for this melancholy event, Gov ;. wopn
have been in bis place the Senate to parslcPais IN
the Karsss debate.
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THE PERSONALITIES.

The Correre HalionO gives the following as the text
of the plan for the reorganization of the Prncipaes
presented by Lord Stratford to the Porte;
ARTICLE /. Both Princpalties to be uuited, ant to
constitute vassa State of the Sultan.
CART. 2. A hereditary Prince 10 be elected.
CART. 3. The Prince shall be a native.
CART. 4. Annual tribute to be paid to the Porte,
the amount TO be fixed after the Princes election.
CART. 3. A Representative Government, with two
Chambers, to be established.
CART. 6. An adequate national army TO be formed.
"ART. :. The interference OF Turkey in the internal
affairs Of the country to be abolished
Both France and Turkey object to article FIVE.
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GI,RNIANY

Il il amost needless 20 ray tai the peaceful aspect
Of affairs is hailed throughout the States Of Germany
with unbOunded satisfaction. Commentaries iOresee
returning prosperl and the different Governments
hope for return Of that lethargy which acts q safe
guard against Democratic trOuOesOmeuess. Anxious
outsiders, however appreheLi danger TO the German
future from a dissolution Of the AngO-French alliance
and the not improbable coalition Of Russia and France
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ADDITIONAL FOREIGN NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA AT BOSTON.

BosTos, Tuesday. Feb. 70, 1856
The Royal Mail steamship Canada, Capt. Lang ar
rived at her dock here at O'Clock this evening. Her
mails will leave for New-York to morrow morning by
the early train.
The Canada encountered continuation OF westerly
gales during the whole passage, but met with no ice
unusual to the
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RFpUBTIChN MEETING AT TRENTON.

IREkTON, n J., Tuesday, Feb u 1870.
At meeting of the Republicans Of NewJersey,
held in this city this afternoon, the Hon. Joseph g..
HOr1blower and Franklin Devereaux were elected
delegates at large to the Pittsburgh Convention Two
delegates were appointed from each Congressional
District The Hon Robert s Kennedy Of Warren
prerided
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to pay local dues and passing tolls has beea the sub
jet OF much complaint Measures viii be proposed 10
you for afforing relief in regard 10 these matters

Other important measures for improving the law IN
Great Britain and IN Ireland will be proposed to you.
sheraton
Upon these and al other matters upon which You
my celberate feveuty pay TIA, the blessing Of
Divine Providence favor your councils and gu ie
them 10 the promotion OF tc great object OF nay I'M
varying .oicituc The we fare and happiness u my
pegp'e.
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Trinity Chlh has made the foi,i-, sni other sppors
ons 70 nstiigons char beneEosncs sai earning "a The
City 81 hew-i orr. 20 wit.
OrAns Of bard. rlc's il Trinity Cemetery
10 The orrbsn Asylum plot ccnfsinir7 81 -lTafe fact
To tie occty Relief Of Ased iuiigrE Fellsles
ri1' coIts.Ll.z itr s1rae f,of
Totte PIotestant Epscops Mu'rsi Bsasa Society plot
nfain. go squire feet
10 { hrist tLur. riot 10 d. ale, 'ej.
u thc O-fhln's iinrse fiDt t1 be srle-f- 4.
Iron he A. 1890 O. tlc 18Th february 1855 r Chrrh
gave END o rated Clar hs in TIE City Of New Work.
tot zee Boz los. - j. money. -taj, - -
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DINNER TO THE HON. HENRY NJ. FULLER.

WILKEsBARRE, Tuesday Feb. II I53b.
The friends and neighbors OF the Hon. Henry NJ.
pa-ticip1ted in by Wings. Americans and Democra.s
Mr. Fuller being called out made speech of some
length vindicatng the cOnise of himself and friends
during the struggle for the Speakership.
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FEoy ssaSoHAr.-The elpper-ship Eagle "ins' D.
Bcston, Capt. Libnen, arrived yesterday hom onans
bse IN the short time OF egh.y.sK day.. We are in
debted to Capt. T.. 6r ale Of TIE f'''s c''r''
Hcrq3 % Nov. n,
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DENMARK

The Diet Of HOkstein on the cod ut adopted pc
ttion that the King should grant constitutional rep
resentatiOn TO the Duchy The result will be either
retirement Of the Ministry dissolution Of The Diet
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And from the yea- l7l3 this they have
given tor the general purposes AID sdvancemeut .
The Church and Of relg u %l9hb ~
For general and trb,ic purrose......... II $50 %
To learning and charity schools 6jT76 81
And leased for 81 years free Of rent............
For tho support OF the Episcopal and church or
gar zators and societies ................ 1885 y
iuities hno Donations 10 aged sud inhrm cler-
ejersyuen...... NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. lSA3i 80
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SWEDEN.

The War Department has drawn ,oo), 900 Of francs
from the treasury 70, the mmedioe urgent defense Of
the Kingdom.
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To.aI 81 the pnrpo.e. ..t enume:atel IL 80

IV.a ~ nc a.. II
granting for he Of egon in ell parts the state for
The fupport Of the Gospel and the OF their
fme and the aid and sndow Of institutions OF learn
ng II these purposes paid and appropriated IN money
8 500 IS oud given large number Of lots Of land by these
means diminishing ITS property 9o1e,erd y, 9Isna. efeu|
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FIRE AT ST. JOHN, ". b.

ST. JoHy, n. B. Tuesday, Feb -, l8jj.
Ten or twelve small houses were destroyed by ire
this morning in Kelley's Row, this city.
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GREECE

GREECE.
The Government has raised the duty on breadstuffs
from one to five per cent.
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New Orleans Cotton Market.



No FAMILY SHOULD ~ WITHOUT THEN o.
We .i~ak al McIAur's Liver lhs, prepared By lem
ine bro. Pittsburgh, IA which have become an 800
disr-n.able Family Medicine. The inslhinl slmp
toms which arse from diseased Liver manifest them
selves more or less IN every family dyspepsia sen
hcads, he obstruction of The mcnses. Nsne and ie,ef
pains IN the side with dry. hacking cough are all the
results oi h-i~iic arrangement ami iof these, p'
Nrtsn.'- Pills are n sovereign remedy. Thrs have
never been known to fail, and they she d he kept At
all tunes hy families.
nisrcr'o>s Two OF three going Ia i~di every
.eenud o, third night II they do no, purge two OF
three time. hy ne, morning, take one ar i~o mere
,lsht break fast should invariably follow their use.
The Liver PHI. ,nay also I've used where pufenf is
smlly Necessary A. an anti bilious pufrai'e, they
nre interior to none And dose. Of NO Or three They
CIV, astonishing relief 81 sok headache also IN sgh'
arrangements. of the .toaach
Hv Pnrehs,-rs uill hc careful 10 s-k iof hk
MclANEs CELEBRATED LIVER FILLS, MANI
featured by Fleming Bfos Of Plusbntgh, "a There
are other Pills putporing TO &c Liver Pils. now he
io,s the public pr Nclsne's genuine Liver fih,
also his eeishrs,ed N,niuse, can now ho had al At
resfce,shlc drug stores Nono genuine without w
signature n W iHh"t.'' '"'
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Stand frOn ntsrs

1 LII those indebted TO the old firms OF
n hvans, Ggcsg, Il hey, and Gregg n hoy.
rAn save costs aad trouble hi coming forward
immej s,ely and setting ap with the cash, 90
make so,ne satisfactory arrangements We do
no, wish to sue. But further Indulgence ean-
no, and w.,l na, be gwen. We have waited
aud ltcd, unill al length the time has come
sn.a 10 Justice to the estates OF the discussed
mariners, this business must be closed. we
do MOL thak any honorable man can ask for
us,her indulgence and We hope no one VII,
feel that he 10 an exception N this case, or A,'s
lei offended TO find his r'ts- out for collect
ION A hint to the wise is sufficient, All CLAIMS
no, settled BY the ST May, 1880, " sAisstselss-
rly arranged All &c sued one afpt at,
q. &. GREGG,
Sars.siag partner.
Marshall, Texas, ieia -, 90, !Dtf
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-07-05

JOHNSON County Tn. Dallas Herald
SAYS that AZ he recent term \. the Dis
iflct Court in Johnson county the grand
Iury found 10 or 20 true bills-three for
murder several assaults Tor intend TO com
mi, murder &c All the indictments lie
over for trial Il, the mex, term OF the Court
That's right Postpone them from court
10 court, until the witnesses are dead or
run eff. THERE'S but itr danger Of pun.
i,hmert these days
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VaNlor ~ Vsii~on.

Al tie Corner tarmcriy occupied BY IL
4. Il. n htH
rI>HE subscribers ara 10 receipt asl are open.
iur ons Of the largest aud best selected
stock OF goods ever brought Go tis msrNrt
embracing the Auesl varieties, patterns, aad
STYLES IT iAe Eastern cities. Amoas Their as
sentiment may be found.
Spuns and summer BpNNEfS, OF tie
ai.-, .ty les sal finest finish
PLAIN. fgared and Powered bafcgcs
PLAN, striped AID p.sl' grenadnc.
PLAN and Rouneed ofgauAles.
P.un and bounced brooke
paln and seqacfcd haFoges aud i>sges
iaronel musi.n- summer iDaar.is
PRINTED acoacis. cetehuelis and br laniiGes,
Nb3,e l,consts, Swiss, carleton aud tape
musius
Lawns I.ausaok, tine lnsh hntHs; do ia
cambne
Llsht sging and summer siik
ChimcsctiS, Enter,lerycs collars
l.sdles hnc hsudeefgalyis silA,
thread and cotton HOSIERY and gloves
Superior sewing s!s, thread and cotton.
Emhroider,S, Of all kinds,
Ianen dfiAuts. cambfies. plain lnusilnS'
tAicoes IN great variety -~soiGe vcry Ie~
pclaina., mrrnoes, cottanadcs, ilanncls,
ponesllcs, sheeung, shirilng, lo~cils,
DENNIS, summer l.ans checSs bediiokIng,
\ large ,arlety oil fancy goods, iadic' tr'm-
ming,, furnishing goods, and ever, thing m
the dfy goods iinc. ayeg description Of
plspts..on dry goods
Clothing large a>>ertmea, Of spring
and sumner Clothing OF the hes, material. su.
perior workmanship and fashionable styles,
co brsc.ns IN pu,--treneh mcrino, cloth, bonn
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IO the lsVNltc.

I RETURN my heartfelt and sincere thanks
to my numerous patrons for their kind
Partially aud friendship, and will bear them in
grateful recollection To the last days journey
Of ms life
In declining the Practice of Medicine, have
a great deal Of unfinished business to close
mp, which | desire TO do immediately. hope
ali concerned viii be ready.
B. T. DIAL.
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Marshall, June 27,h, 1856.
V.lcrtiOW Notice.

A< the First Monday in August next, the
~ 4ih day thereof poll, will be opened at
all the Precincts in Harrison county, Texas Tor
the election Of the following N'ate, District
and county officers io-wlt;
Attorney General Comptroller of lgbhc
Accounts Treasurer for the Ntaie thlci
Justice aud two Associate Justice. OF the
Nupreme Court one District Judge and one
District Attorney for the 9Th Judicial District
one Che, Justice for the county one County
CLERK one Nheriii one Coroner one county
Nuryeyor. one county Treasurer, one As
scissor and Collector, and two Jus,ice, of the
Peace and one Constable for each precinct IN
SAID county
T A. pArliLo, CHIEF Justice II. g..
June -, 1886. at-te
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We have now the largest variety of ladies'
and gent. Saddles ever offered ia tfI- market.
Saddle bags and wallets, brides aud hrdie
Filings. web rrns, natiingaie., eruprrr-. girihs
and surclngle,. carriage ana buggy whips, stir.
rup Feathers, buggy rciu-, metal and wood
silrrup-, cowhide~. collars hAac-, blind bra.
dies, etc e,s A-o, dash leather, euaniried
duck and muslin, India rubber bel;us i9r s.a
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LATEST NEWS.

'he 'A'is.
"r BUCHANAN accep" 'he democratic
NOMINATION. VI course that was TO have
o-en expected
he seeding \. N.'s me! in Convention
III New FORK, on the 18th ult and the Ike
publlcans at Fhladelphls, on the l7th. The
n ~ =, after several ballots. nominated by
reclamation Nathaniel J.. Banks, OF MAss,
Tor President, ard Gov Johnson, OF Penn,
Tor vice ftesdent. portion DOTTED, ana
nominated Stockton, OF New Jersey, Tor
President, aud Kenneth Kayner, Tor Vice
President. These nominees refused to ac-
cept, and the Convention on the 18th nomi
mated Fremont, of California. and Dayton,
OF New Jersey. The Republican Conven.
ton nominated the same ticket, so that
there is perfect union between the anti
Fillmore ~ rs aud tho Republicans This
10 an important aud powerful combination.
NAsniNcroN, June l2.--ln the Senate
Mr. u"nlln asked that he might be excused
, from serving as chairman OF the committee
OF commerce. Since the endorsement OF
The repeal OF the Missouri compromise by
the 'ihf'hnai invention, he could no
longer set with the Democratic party, and
Whatever power ''od had gwen him, would
be used ~ opposition to 1t IN the coming
contest
"AsniNcroN, June l0.--ln the Senate
Mr. Clayton admitted that the o'il supple,
Inentars to the bill to organize Kansas aud
Nebraska, among other measures provides
'ha' whenever Kansas has w, loo inhabt
ants, she may take steps Tor applying iof
admission as state
The Mexican ad''ces state that Mexico
has refused To receive the new spanish MIN"
istef IN. Spanish Heel menace vera ''nk'
Louisville, June live received &c.
counts here To-Day mat .he PRISONERS N The
'hdians pen',eh'afy broke out IN rebellion
'h's evening out that 'hey were Tor Tue Time
suhdued'
'o'uleh' they refused to 90 to Their cells,
ana subsequently 'he buoa'ne was sci on
hre' At ~ o'clock one wing y Quilted
he prisoners, however, are secure, and nc
lives have been lost
he loss 'alis entirely on the state, rs
the lease oil the penltenllary EXPIRED yes
tetdaN
tncAGo, June is Adv'ces from Mans
sas state the town OF ossawattomie was
attacked hv one hundred and fifty fuliians,
including dfiy of Bufnrd's company.
The town of palmyra was ais, DESTROYED
rho,s ua. ,en.,,l mastering of ,h.
,..,,...es,.;.. ,,,, Lo, ,I7,.,,.u
M 80 w VIZ w.
rN''fh,'"''o '"''"o'' anu sumner anu e"e
tuttd states troops.
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6 /

The North. or Free States, have a ms>
llflty OF 90 votes in the Electoral College,
How TX Gov. RlfplR EsC,Prp FROM
kaN>,s. ihe st l.ou,- Republican OF
FRIDAY l,-l, noticing The appearance OF eS
Gov. Ke~d-r at Chicago, says:
We have learned how the es Governor
effected hi. escape tie took passage on
one OF the boats from the Missouri As
deck hand. aud lett her at St Charles.
There he procured the services of man to
convey han to the JerseNville landirg. on
the M,sissippl lie was not long IN Jer>
seville. but made track. Tar the railroad
rs fast MS possible, Thence be proceeded
to Chicago, aud Yesterday made h- appear
auce u, Bloomington, and there he reheaf-
sed his hair. breadth 'scapcs, and 4" i'm
minent perlls, seeing IN every bush an
officer" 1t was III termination to his ca
reer in Kansas tfsi. Govcnor, and turned
out from that employment then an ag.tator,
and eoulrivlng n plan to elect himself Il
sirlsg tt,, les Congress then elected = Senas
tor ~ Congress bl a few bogus Legislators
then returning to hassas 10 AID the Con
gfessiGuai pmm.'tre IN making out cause
of complaint against the people of tho Ter
ttory, aud To- keep up agitation IN the
North, and hunil, escaping IN the Disguise
of deck hand nu bos'd Nlssoun river
steamboat, l- not such man entitled to-
the sympnthe- ~ the people al the North
~ The following - from the Richmond
Enquirer. the lead'ag Democratic paper of
Virginia:
BucuA>Av ANp rus DrNocRAey or
VIRGINIA 10 the support OF James Buch.
anan, the Democracy OF Virginia have dis
played n fidelity OF friendship. to which
there is uo parallel Ia the hisIor, OF parties
In four successive conventions, from 1914
to 1896, he received the unanimous vote
of the representatives. of thi, State. In the
Baltimore Convention OF 1882, Virginia
eung to him for THIRTY, four ballots. nor
did she desert him until his own State des>
paired Of his nomination.
With chvaric consistency OF devotion, the
Democracy of Virginia again rallied to the
support of their svorite statesman in the
Convention of ls5" and this time the,
adhered to his fortunes, until he WAS deoar
ed the candidate OF the party,
Such An atteststion OF confidence from
the Democracy Of Virginia vindicntes the
political character Of James Buchanan from
the captions criticism OF personal prejudice
II is idle to pretend to dIslrust the soundoess
Of = statesman, in whom the Democracy OF
Virginia recognise ss u worth, representa-
tive OF their scrupnlous fidelity to principle
Grxtiied At last in their long. ches,.hed
aspirations. and summoned to the supper,
OF their chosen candidate, the Democracy
of Virginia vii! respond to the nomination
Of James Buchanan with an enthusiasm
which will secu'e u majority never given to
any other nominee OF the party.
lSroRxArIoN WANrEp.-Auy person
knowing the whereabouts OF James Boes
will confer favor upon daughter in di.>
tress. by giving his Post office address to
John Dunlap. Shiloh, Tenn. Har'sriie
prrsbatrr,ov
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Masonic ltesalia.

Royal Arch, Past Masters, Master Mason,
and Couucl Kc1slas. Ihn>e Wishing ~u. D
nrll.lc. Mlll ave mnn.N DIV ca-Llnr ON Us.
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Come al Mast,
AND
CHEAP FOR ASH.

III u - l. VIZ - Subs
I WISH to call the attention of the n
l citizen. of Harrison county TO my "
large stock OF good. In store and TO which ~
additions are being made every week. have
now on hand,
Fifty.four cooking, shop, Office and parlor
stoves of all kinds and price,. ZIG bcd--tcad-
from $ TO 4 l25, GOO chars of all kinds
from rs cents TO = IS 90 a piece SO dining ID.
bles, assorted 90 wash and work s,an1s, as
sorted - sofas, assorted 80 crib. and IL
bradles . bureaus, - card or ode tables i
lou' yes, safes, centre tables,
|f1 11 eh.ldrens Wagons, tubs, trays,
- bowls and buckets, assorted,
spinuingwheais, brooms. Hardware, 100 kegs of
nails, asso Red brads and finishing nail. OF the
bee, quality, castings Of all kinds, fine lot o..
knives and forks. spoons, ladies' Ac. TIE finest
lot of pocket cutlery ever brought TO this place.
Guns, and pistols, assorted. Queens, glass,
and tin ware 4 large lot Of jewelry, watches,
and fancy goods. aecordious. musical insiru-
menis. toy, &c Dry goods, boots shoes, bats,
caps. and bonnets large lot Of wall ~.
paper, assorted, also large and well Sc -
leeted stock Of groceries, of the best quauty,
all OF which intend to sell
FOR CASH.
As ain determined TO DO "a cash business, do
not ask ior tme as necessity has compelled
me to adopt this rule.
Call and settle UP your old accounts, or YOU
viii be pushed on them sure
also,
wish 10 sell out my house, bot, and stock
and bargain can be had by any person that
want. to commence business here ~ill take
negroes. stock, OF horses, aud land IN part pay
mout Gail ana $50 ms stock.
KING 1ilETFoRD
Marshall, Jane lIth, 1886 ~ tf
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Musical! uWsiCaI!

A& Professor Never and lady of
the Masonic Institute Boston,
y TeNa>J intend locating IN Mar.
shall for the purpose ct giving lesson, to all
who wish TO become well acquainted with ma.
nc lessons gwen on Ihe Pane, Guitar, and
Violin
Jnly 5h nt5-tf