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The 1bobt,e D,uud.

The Wing KNOWN othing press are once more sur
ring the dead issue of distribution. Not satisfied
with tie uunumheed defeats Of that federal measure
not oontenied with its triumphant overthrow upon
the sound basis of principle, they sun harp on The
broken chords and think they make sweet aud rons-
ing music They have abandoned the question al
principle and think TO. accomplish their purpose b.
fery appeals to public cupidy pride and greed for
spoiis- Republican.
The Republican will not deny that these lands
belong to the States. 1t will not deny that it
was the intention of the donors, and the conceded
principle accompanying the acquisition of such
as were not donated. that the States should share
equally in their benefits. 1t will not deny that
this intention and this principle have been disre-
gardea, and that some States have received from
Congress benefits far transcendng those enjoyed
by other States. When, therefore. public ntten.
ton is called 10 this abuse, and u remedy asked
to be applied, when the Wing Know Nothing and
n portion of the Democratic press insist that the
terms Of the grants aud the acquisitions be com
piled with. aud that the States be put upon an
equal footing. how can the Republican pronounce
it an appeal to public cupidty, pride and greed
for spoils." We see that which is ours being
given to others, and we ask that il shall not be
dono--that the portion which is fighifuy and
legally our own be preserved for our usos or sur
rendered to our conrol:-is that eupidity and
greed II is not so regarded in the business
world, morally or by the law. Men do not act on
this principle IN prvae transactions. No man
not fit for the mad house does. To claim ones
own. in the ordinary transactions of the world,
when otherwise it will be- squandered and lost to
Us, Is so far from being regarded reprehensibie,
that il is taken as evidence Of pusillanimty or
imbe cty not 10 do So. 1t is the first time we
have ever heard that the assertion of u right is
" cupidity" the demand for justice greed for
spoiIs." We seriously warn the propretors Of
the Republican tina, the business of printing and
publishing cannot be- conducted ON the plan of
refusing to receive what is our own. If it acts
on that theory, we shall have the melancholy spec
tacle some If these fine mornings of u sherfrs
flag flltterng from its front door.
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pard. and bear, harbor in deep caves till the
evening or lie in wait for their prey amid tangled
thekeis or beneath some broken bank. AT length
the day wanes and the shadows lengthen man,
the responsible lord Of creation. framed in Gods
own image is introduced uron the scene. and the
work ef creation ceases forever upon the earth.
The night falls once more upon the prospect and
there dawns yet another mnrrow.-the morrow
Of Gods rest,-thet Divine Sabbath in which
there il no more creative labor. aud which bless
"a and sanctioned beyond all the days that bud
gone before, has its special object the moral ee
,ation and final redemption of man. And over it
evening is represented in the record rs falling
for its special work is not yet compleie. Such
seems Ia have been the sublime panorama Of Crea
ton exhibited in vision of old 10
Tie shepherd who first taught The chosen scell
la the beginning how the heavens and earth
Rose out of chaos
aud rightly understood. | know not single
semitic truth that initiates against even the
minutes or least prominent of it. Details
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-24
The Min uesOta Hill.

The following (says the Richmond Whig) is
the vote on the bill which passed the Senate the
other day, giving to Minnesota public lands e.
nough to construct nine hundred an twenty five
miles Of raroad
YeasMessrs. Allan, Bell of Tennessee BENJAMIN,
Brocn, Cass, Crittenden, Dodge Doagiqs, Dqrteo
Fish, Fitch, Foot Foster, ayr, Greea Icersoa james
Johnson Jones, ofTennessee, Aatiory Nourse Proree
Rnst, Sbasti1a, Seward, Stuart, Taombs, Trunball
Wade, Waller, Wilson, and Yulee--32.
-NaYs-Messrs. Biggs, Bigler Brodhead Clay, Ey-
ans, Hunter, Mason, Pugh, Ried, and Slidell--lo.
We have put the names of the Democrats yo
ting jor this donation of land to Minnesota in
italic- IL will be seen that out of thirty-two
votes IN iusor 81 The bill. tmeaty tro of them
we're tho voie- If Democrats swear it is
unconstitutional thus to vote away the public
land 1t will be seen, besides, that thirteen of
these twenty two Democrats. who voted for the
minnesota land bil,are Southern q Democrats.
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We have no comment TO make on this strange
proceeding of Southern Democratic Senators In.
day. We merely submit il 10 the common sense
reflections of the people. We may ask. how
ever. whether, lift be constitutional in southern
Democracy 10 vote away the public lands 10
Northern States and Territories. il would not be
equally constitutional 10 vote few acres to Nir-
ginial
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-24

son frafn the collretorship Of New Y"k, becau.e
he would not permit free. sellers TO serve under
him lsit for the reason that Jackson set he
example. that the overthrow of all civil govern
ment and the assumption of military authority is
regarded vernal act in democratic eyes, The
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-24
SALES BY AUCTION
BY CRENSHAW IL FISHER
RICHMOND, VA.

CARGO saIE-5.500 BAGS RIO tOCDD,
~ We VIII offer ut auction Office corner a., -.
and Basin bank on esiay, February ~ e57 n, II
the cargo OF the bark Ann f. Grant direct from Rio 10 a.
o consisting OF 900 bags Coffee, in double laps Of t
qnahty selected expressly Tor this market Saus Pihe
exhibition 'P''a are now
Itlais-four months for approved paper
feb IL di2itcb CREN STi tu =, ,,,.,,.
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EeEH HE DAYS

NEGROES AT AttrRON.-We will 81, =
- pubic auction In GhrSianbnrg, Mnnlav tho ia -
March next, 10 valuable slaves, consisting men vi
children Terms Cash Negotiable Notes nj ~ d,y Ave. ana
added with unquesiinabic cndorsers IN be taken for
commodaton OF purchasers NM. SMITH '' '"e ac
feb 2idt4mnr J. AbF' I Trustees
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OoPARINERSHIP.
GOIE7OiSS, WHALING a. villa

ENfiE undersigned withdrawing from the business long
- conducted by them in this city, make their grateful
Acknowledgements to the public for the liberal patronage besow
ca upon them They are happy to know Hat they will be
succeeded by gentlemen of the strctes integrity OF business
experience aud cApaciy-whom they confidently and
ua!y recommend TO their late patrons, n firm
WIZ be safe aud pleasant to have transactions
members (Nr Whang) has been for principal
salesman and is entirely familiar with the trade.
We will be found At old stand prepared up
business and request all who and all who claims
against US 10 come forward and settle
feb 9-d&tts J ID. GREGORY
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4 = y. Bissell & WIN A. Stulman il by mutual cInsen,
solved The busn will hereafter be on under thu
hrln u Bssell & Co. S. Is. BISSELI
feb Il dim III Observation-Disclosures
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ER0GND PEASTEss-l0O Tons Groum
" Plaster IN prime bags tor sale by
leo l6 IS NOWLIN & ALEXANDER
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This excellent Ntsmimse is prepared the most eff
cacous table substance aud las proved la MI a saft
and certain remedy Tor 1t has delicatel,
pleasant flavor and Is therefore peculiarly adapted children
who Will take readily any other confectionery For
sale by SrKOTHER " WIFI EHEAb.
fJI l3ts Druggists. Bank Square
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II. A. trFN ,NDr,l
6,oPArsTNEissgs,. SaCIEEIy NyyrI,

~ FOOT q co. Successors 10 Col. W. = smith, Com.
mission Merchants for the sale of Tobacco Flour
other grain.
The undersigned have formed partnership in the
sion business sateessurs Col " IN. II Saith
rouhnauo" of the patronage bestowed linn All cunsi,.
mens Il produce luie To by friends wi, with
prompt attention AID luic Cihoc b
No"lns BENZ. II. &OWLIN,
W. A. FOOT,
nov b d&cltn a ALIXAA DER
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Two TOR ACS"NIST>.-Joukus .cnns, n prime
article olive bh Crimson aud Blue branding Paint Spices,
branding Boards Essential O Cinnamon Cloves, Lemon
BurEam@t, Wmorgrecn, Ani-c Bitter Almonds Vcrbena
Rose Rose Gcrcuuln e. also Tobacco Flavor IF
make, viii h has given much ,aslctiun all fresh
liable, which offer favorable terms to prompt
STROrHER 4 WHITEHEAD
feb OTIS Druggists Bank Square
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W.. \. Sears,

nFFERS h. professional sefti.e- TO the
" citizens Of Marshall aud surrounding
country
~ Oaic, a. tie Drug sore q Sanders s
Setr.
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Hardware, Cutlery &c.

n..L., .,t ,abio EutIa,v lutah.r Lpi~..
ho,.a ,l.a,n. ,,,,y .,d sba, lni.es sh.,,.
..i..,,. Sbs,.o .b.a,. ra,o,. 6,n,a, ,,d
,oa,,,'a rt5s.f. ganoa. la, h,,. ar,~,,.
1,,J ,,,,,ur a.. i,nn ,,..!os L,,ra a,d III.
d,a,,,,', l,iy.s ,rs ..,a,,s s,eal and ron da
ri Z. ,i,..a,s -. h.nd ,,en. had
a,i. sa,,I .o,. ia ,j,a,.. motto. NAL nm,
.i,,i,,, ,,sn,,,.,s u,.l,., rnla. had r,ncl to-
mo-, ,5n c,,@le wood and cros. emf saw. file
oue,ur and aUI handles. bench screws: Joint.r
f,r,. ,art .r,oo,bt,,, ,,lnuyh .a.b n,atrh nh
hin head Of, etc etc Planes marking AWl.
cline kettles wh,t rocks. oil stones. tnbe
wrenches brad. fl,etipe. tack nail and shoe
hammers. saddler, punches shinclinp. claw.
L,noA l,thip, and bpnier. Iatrbet.s hand
broad and cbnpp,np axes. diylders and com.
,o...s, s,i,i, i.yg. h,,A s,,v mill s..
Flat. bastard. balfround. etc. etc Files. hoe.
49,. and wood ,r.ns. enameu,d k,.ttles
ron h,,fiani, and G. : tail. and tea .poons /.
h,stinr spoou. ladie. skinner. aesh forks
f,v mans ten kettles. sauce pans 5fittapia
cn,r.s nots lea not. eups mugs hra.. hi.
,,n,a and Jauan.d candle stirk. snut,er.
sni,,oons. lea cani.ter-. sugar boxes. mt meg
,,,a,.,. n.n,.r hoy.. ,y,i,.rs and "a, to-
,on,,. .a1' .bo,els 10, b.n. sn,i,o and nst
h.lsnee. cad ron. cofr.. NM coat hodts
cur,ain am. and hand. .iners IN, and nous.
,r,n.. r,, tsrks. ,i,, torn door r,nr,i.o
urio, cIo.., rlo,a nsa d,st eb.., I'm ,,,,
hoo,a ssddl, h,g and s..b l,.k. rim, .nB
,l,,I l,t,hos k.1ebo. ,,,,. Li,,,.s .a.t t,l,.
.,,ss do pa,la,nop, a. u,,u'Et do .r,;n,
.L,,,c- ana rbain Lnn.. ranin b.n8les
..rcy,s ard ,ark. he'd cam. Lna5. Led kcv.
=
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Ga Ga 0A933 = co.,
Are receiving the Largest and Stocks Of
SPRING AND SUMNER, STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS
That everon red II this Market Their stool
PURCHASED EXCLUSIVELY I PHILADELPHIA


I'VE are now receiving aud opening our
w New Stock for 1887, dfec, from New
York, Philadelp hia, Baltimore, and New Or.
leans, whore Il was purchased on the most ia.
vorablc terlns, and decidedly the most varied
and attractive Stock that We have brought to
Marshall which we propose TO sell at such re-
dueed rates as will not leave the good people
Of Harrison County the slightest excuse for
going elsewhere to have their wants supplied
We propose with the assistance Of the South
efn Pacific Railroad, to bring to Marshall,
New Orleans, Shreveport, Jefferson ARK all
intermediate Points, thereby making our IT,
The Place where Goods can and viii be sold
Cheapest We further propose to an'c pate
all this. Just Mile, and commence nor a.
commence We must, q business on Railroad
principles We are among the pioneers III
Marshall under that Old Fogey business sys-
TEN Of little pile at high prices, with long
credit, and ten per cent, but We wish 1t now
distinctly understood shat we stand in Young
Americas front Rank, doing business in Big
LbmpS, with QUICK Sales at Small Profits,
with Prompt Pay and no Dad Debs. If you
like our propositions we offer YOU the follow.
ing as a part Of our stock for the present:
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emerys, Cor-ets, coat Binding, white satin
Beads, Coral Necklaces, fancy super Palm
Leaf and feather Fans in great variety work
Boxes, hair, tooth, shoe, counter, scrub, clo,h
crumb, horse nail, paint, and hat Brushes
Pins, needles, hooks and eyes, tapestry nee.
dies, hair pins, su>pcnders, hid ela-tics, cotton,
and nix I.aceis, boo, aud shoe do, silk, guard,
Whaleboue, skirts, do, FIRE screens. bonnet
boards coat links cotton linen, and silk floss !,
French marking cotton, Zephyr, worsted,
white Cord, shirt Binding, court Plaster,
accordeon-, rubber balls. hid and way dolls. look
ing rissscs-, rlafbles, pipes and pipe heads,
watches, ac. Gold Thimbles. pens. pencils,
Ladies pins, Gents pins, cuil-pins, Rings, ear.
bohs, Bracelets, studs, collar and sleeve but.
t.... L.narl .l.nlI.. L..L..L. -.
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oHARLuS DDCKuRr

FASHIONABLE moor AND NHOfMAhER.
(sonth ives, corner al The puhli' square
l. EEpS constantly ON hard arge assert.
IL ment of AIDES and gentlemen boots and
shoes. of his own manufacture, also good
supply Of sole and upper leather for -ale
FROM hi, long experience aud close attention
To the business. he hopes to have aeontinnauee
of thai patronage heretofore SO literally be-
slowed on him Al order. promptly attended
to, and work warranted.
Nov 25, l-5t Missy
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II. II. & l.. KEY.
NORTH SIDE OF TIE PUBLIC SQUARE.

n Ready Made Clothing,
Ndw, Hardware,
Jew Yankee Notions and Miscellaneous Books
OF
slargean art IN
ha
ss BEEN eedw much cab y o. tbs
men anY ofst i
OF a @
nmad to You To o
u -ta receive tn rnlal Of on.of
We r,sp public
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HAYNES f HARRu,
Store South S,de If the Pablo SqsSrs
MarshaN Iraas,


rAi.f. the attention of the public 70 their
~ new stock Of Spring and Summer Goods,
consisting IN part Of the following Articles:
pfin;., English, tfeneh and American fur
niure Prints, Of latest and most approved
styles, mnslin- painted, swiss and jaeon-t.,
baregcs, and tissues Of every style and de-
scnp;ion If pattern .iik-, solid and fancy,
cambric, eingham, plain SOLID and plaid sum
mer ramhrc. lfish linen, brown linen, planter
and farmers linen, plain and twiird Chinese
grass linen, table linen, toweling napkins, and
crash linen summer drills, fancy for panis-
loon. alpaca black. seseia plain and printed
holland, brown aud h.safh.d cotton and Naea
diapers boAH,is and lhule~ l.eas ifing--,
ribbons assorted swiss and Jecone, efn5foide-
mes Inserting and edgng, skirts, grass mo-
hair and lteoped ha1dkerehiei,, embroidered
pRin aud hem,.,iched. gents bordefed and plain,
-ilk bandauua hanserehlef, geass Napoleon
plain aud improved fancy ties necherehlef-,
Ills muslin and jacone. ties ladies collars, an
embroidene-, collars and See rs TO match, coli
lar. ard sleeves 20 separate cotton, silk.
and msrno hose gents half hose cotton
bleach'd and uubeaehed plain and fancy
striped ladies gloves, picnic, black, white,
aud eoiorud kid ladles Nd and doe gulntetts
ladies' lylc thread and Befiin gloves gent.
black k,i- buck gaunfiett- hue buck, drib,
doe, Ber.iH, STE thread gloves buttons, born
end h.ting spool cotton coiored and white,
haN, black and white back and colarei, sewing
si.k tapes and hoaids lare,' and cord Aos,
ard cable cord black nHi white. curtain dam
a.k feN fine fashionable bonnet., val,
misses fsi. ladies Chinese fans, aud shades
fancy furnishing ARTICLES, ladies' work hsgs,
aud retlcu.e-, tlimb.s~, portnouaj etc. 'tc
if.i HN I.t.ff . E
ing comb, side. rpgni, pull combs, fl ..
tooth combs barr brushes, tooth brushes. ai.d
nai hr.'..r- gents dressing ease stationary,
scHool aud miscellaneous. bauks novels,
select aad standard blank BOOKS, pass books,
and ucunundum. books; paper, note. it,
ter, aHd cap iJngiHil aei rrc1ri. TOR law
yeis steel pens, pen b sid,r- prutd-, LEAD ani
slate pencil points, sl3ta ADD ink school
aud counting room lHa stands. portfolios,
taukors cases, gni music cascs gu,t.r, ard
violin s.rnE-- and song books piano, guitar,
violin sad altc Instructors fancy colo snes
md extracts, otto oi ra-ss. and balm 1T th"ns-
and A,~efs pal. and pul boxes, neen fun,
nui h'y white ani e ,atge aaa saued assJft-
meni oi i3i'ets1ap-.
DONES re GOODS.
Lowell, brown aui beached -brsfiag. sni
-hru-., 81, . {. and l0-4 b.eaehci aai brown
shceuHq.. brown end ble8eAed drills, canton
flannel, brlwn ami blraehei sea stand sheet.
iHs striped towels. tlrr..ta, chckt.aN, amt
tn"cefaH rpn.HHirs nankssa e4.s.iuer-,
nanacen e0tlons, nlnseens, sous twii-, cte.,
etc. 'assanef-, jeans, tseeAs spring aud
~gmmef styles, opera cloths, ihlbtt cloth
and mar'no cloths, TER spring aad summer
wear l.4Hnel-. SID ea.er-; coat laug- ::
cotton and -lia yr.tetk. g. fbl black cloths
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For tho Ladies.

,,- NfW ~.
'" hoot Nusl,ns Check. Cambric
,ooA aun u 9og" .,d Sui.s Nn.lins bsr Cord
>",''7'"N 'a ~" ,,nnnst. pi.bon and Victoria
W., I I,,,, I,nan. Embroidered and Tape
'''Wi., 'i ,'".n ,,n,b,r uandkrrebief. Jaro.
u"tn'r', ,.'"V 49, la,.,,,ng. Edciur.. Band.
n ~, n'" cnam,..,,rs collars and Under.
! ''uu'','e' I,oan thread and Linen Bah.
800 .,,, - Plain. FIGURED. sin
" ,."I'"ss pabnet. Tarltons. Illusions.
anu ' G.am. 'ss Hiopd Lace and Edpinp..
~ IN, ,rc.'s and Princes. colored Frnees.
"i It .lk lIn... tbrea cotton and
o'". .'I rI,.,.,, au kinds. velvet Ribbons.
-" 80 ,,.,,te1 III Vehet.. sohi culofed,
o'" i 80, ua,..,,... v.sue.. etc etc. Tafata.
e',' -, .''' NJ, -s.b Rect and trimming RIB
- a,,..J od l,ade. and Gent,
e.. L,,.,. assortment. SILK pocket Hand.
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NOTICE.

JOIN II. Baieman, guardian of the estate
- Of benpmn Powell, minor, aas flied h,s
hnal seeounla and vouchers ia NY Office which
Viii be opened for hasl settlement ut the
term OF tie county court. pertaining 10 e.
county, nj the Courthouse, IN the city Of Mar.
shall, On the last Ncaday in April 1857. AMI
ha, also filed h,s apprisaiion Tor l-as. Ia re-
sign sand guardianship, winch wcl b. cons,d-
cred at lbs ZANE time when al,i where all
persons Interested rssy appear and contest tho
same # tnvy see proper
l.. L. HEAILEN. Clh.
>p'A 1 81. No-Je II
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CILMCN HOTEL.
l.I\E.NN ~ ANl.E..

1--WE undersigned having par,hasea, and ii-
/ ted up the
NEW BRICK
Livery stable, formerly Owned by } I Mott
situated on the Eastern lhoughoriafv leading
from the pubic squ~rr. Is prepared TO accom-.
MEDIATE the pubhc ia any Of the branches OF
his business By close attention, moderate
chafgcs, and untiflng a-siduisy. he her's TO
merit reasonable share OF the patronage,
can and examine his promises.
DAVID H. CARRET
Proprietor.
March -, 81 No 81 II
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=, 10 = . i,

VA TCUNihER iND JEWELLER.
KEEPS on hand clocks, watches, aud
VA jewelry and Masonic, Odd Fellows,
oR.1 and othet seals Manufactures all kinds
of gold and silver ware. Work done al short
notice and at prizes to suit the times.
tyrl 1880
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SWAN lApVl.l,.

NV NN VA.
s;i ilENDE son, TEXAS.
S \ large bf.ek budd.ng ON The South
side of tbc pubic square. elegantly furnishes
aHd the .ttle sGpp.iei with The best cdibles
that money can purchase. No pains or cN-
pen~e spared TO render il nr>t class hotel
The proprietor ha. cnmmodsous stable,
and careful, industrious. host or
A. j. SMITH.
Nav ~. l~ld nin-r
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NOTICE.

| propose 20 sell, og spcslaigg terms to tho
1 purchaser The tract OF ,nd on which
reside. IA Harrison county, TeSas, I've miles
south Of Fou Caddo, containing
fierca Hundred ard Forfy,one Acres.
-Four hundred acre. Of open land improve
meat, Of he best kind. Any sort of terms.
JOSHUA PERRY.
~ south Western please copy.
Apfii H. 1857 No NJ tf
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Notice.

WE the undersigned, being permanently
W located, offer our services to the elli-
gems of Marshall, and surrounding country, as
BRICK BUILDERS,
pi,s,e-ers and C,,tern builders. We insure
on, u.o,k To stand when the material, are
eclcd by ourselves
". also propose to cure smoky chmney-.
No cure no paw We warrant our work all to
be done in good and workman-like style Al
tho-p having work In our line, will pleas give
Us call -
LOW ERN & 4 AGlA\D.
March Il, 81. \o-2e
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Unusually Largo Stock,

being assured that Tor STYLE durability, ini-h,
au1 ehcapnes.. We caneei hc surpassed ia ,hi.
hnrsci. We intend 20 dp FER HtNEN l.
M NINENN. and w.a be unrentsia. ga %
eudrasor- to please.
81 cal ard srHnigs for yourselves.
N.r-A : Isl.
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xev Orleans Cotten Market.


LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
NSw OsLr.Ss, April o. 1887.
5 a 10 Miidling Fair. Halt.
iasf"' lu;sllI Gosi Fair .... .l3t II
In'a lille, . i9!a i3l fad =. ...... - ala
s9iW 'jdlin, i3taIJ. Coed and Pine nominal
ENGINEERS DEPARTMENT.,
.,rrusnS PAcuIc RAILROAD COMPANY.
marshall, 1sras, January 10, 1877.
systematic and .ilicien, management of
\ The business Of this company, requires
- adoption Of the following regulation, which
-n no, be departed from in any ease
,ba.eyer
RI, first Saturday after the first Monday in
~. 4 moa,h, is hereby fixed as Payday, upon
leh all claims against the Company, that
..,l have been examined and approved, will be
.4d
Tha, claims may be paid on the ay.day Of
~ given month, they must be presented at
h chef Eugiseer's office, on or before the
:, day of that month otherwise, they will
= over one month, for examination.
As check rolls are sent in 10 the Chief I'm.
aecr on the LIST day of every month claims
+. labor ON the Road will be considered as
.,e.ented BY the check rolls.
T. 4. BLANCll, Chig Engineer.
Jan. II. 81 no'2l II