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4" Wake up and pay for your dgmgs."
said the deacon, us he uudged sleepy
stranger with the contribution box last
Sunday.
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The ancient Greeks buried their dead in
jars, y Hence the origin Of the expression
4" Hes gone to pot"
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HE PURSUIT OF kSowLEDGE. A cores
Pondent wants to.know the length of the
North Pole how large the heart Of Il CITY
is-how many teeth in the mouth OF an oven
where people go when .ey "mint away
the length of the tug OF war'-how many
feathers in the bed Of riycr-where fire
goes when 1t goes out-if oppression has
more than one heel-how many feet is re-
quired to "kick upa row tho place
where the sun sets 'nights-how many toes
on the foot Of hill''-whcre can be found
root OF the flag Of our union''-tle a.
mount OF weight that the strong arm Of
the law Can sustain--the dimensions of an
"editorlal stal which H. the most ,xpcp.
Five, salt cellar or a stone cclar-a rnle
for measuring circle of ocquaintancc-the
distance that truth can bestretchcd and not
break,
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THE FREE PRESS.

GEo. W. O. O. BENEDICT Edifors and P,eyriets,s
~ FOR terms see last pogs. ~
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PrZzLE,-The Milwaukee sentinel having
placed upon its bulletin board an announce
ment OF the Paciiic's arrival, on which was
written, War in Natu guo," two men
from the country walked up to the board
and alter reading very demurely, "Wur in
NatH Qno," said one of them where in
thunder's that - " don't know" said
the other " I'll spread all over the world
yet SHOULD mt wonder If it did" said
the first. This reminds us Of an anecdote
of persOn who affected profound informa-
tlon upon every subject, and who while
listening with crowd Of companions to the
reading Of - the latest from France" hear
ing that 1.-THE French have taken umbrage, ="
ard wishing to show his superior knowl-
edge, broke in with " All, indeed taken
Umbrage, have they | knew they'd been
besieging it for some time"
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THE FREE PRESS.
BURLINGTON f.:
The Inaugural Address.

FRIDAY MORNING, MARCH 10. ISL.
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NEW GOODS


AYE are now receiving dirce. from New
w York and Philadelphia, our
ran AND WINTER GOODS.
where they were purchased by one OF the firm
in person. We feel confident that we can
now oiler greater Inducements To purchasers,
than We have ever been able to afford having
On hand decidedly the largest Fall aud Winter
Stock that we have ever brought to the city
# Marshall, and oiier you the following A. a
lart.
200 pieces union, and all wool planes and
twlll-
$40 all plaid linseys.
$50 pair Negro blankets.
80 colored M,ekenaw blankets and
coa,lngs.
IS " superior ribbon bound blankets.
100 pieces tweed and Kentucky jean.
10 saunei, all iors
10 white red and yellow ilanncls.
70 opera and printed tanncls
1900 pair best doutie Buck russell brogans
100 piece, ladies assorted dress goods, CON
listing of Paris printed de ainss, solid color
ID French de lains plain and printed French
nerino-, fancy silks, fancy silk popins, black
figured silks, plain black silks, Scotch plads,
,te etc composing the greatest variety 81
aides fall and winter dress goods ever offered
n this market, Ia which YOU wiz find goods
For all manner Of things that a woman can
put
On the crown Of her head or sole Of her foot
Or wrap around her shoulders, or lit around
her waist.
Or that can be sewed on, or pinned on or laced
on,
Or tied IN with a string, or stitched on with y
bow,
In trout, or behind above or below,
Buuneis, mautillas, caps collars and shawls
Dresses for breakfast, dinner aud balls,
Dresses TO II, In, and stand in and walk in,
Dresses 10 dance In, 10 ilirl IN, 10 work in
pfc~. flt winter, -ptnr. summer and fab
And dresses 10 de- nothing at all in.
ALSO,
grea, yariet, Of isconei AMI swiss edgings,
ln~erting-. collars. sleeves, chem sets, band,
ilpuncings infants drc--es Sc. Plain Jaeon-
(, and Swiss, ln-h linens, cheek camsrlcs
ONLY
few splendid new stAle rich winter bonnets,
AND
large assortment If adde's and mis.cs shoes
and boots.
ToG ETHER
with large and superior lot OF gentlemen :
aud boys clothing. embracing all the latest
Styles ~ E, aud all the grcs, varie,e, IN col.
or and quantity
Boots. Shines, HafS. Caps, Umbrellas, a.
HARDH AND CFTLER|,
Al now in store and receiving, to which We
invite our old friends and the public generally
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New Orleans Advertisements
HARDWARE AND sHIs cHANpLERr
SAMUEL LOCKE,

/ rs r..atv.,v s,.,, IA. ,,,,uf,c,ur>. 81
the Nah and from rn,ons dr., tho
laree., ,nd mos, connlete took of tIstdv,,.
ever offered in his market. and he is ofFeriuy
I Il at the yery lowest mar;et rates BIZ wholess %
and retail His stock consist IN part. Of .ne
! following, viz 500 tons of English hon OF
assorted Size, 1000 bundles II sheet Iron.
assorted mum 5or.: 1900 bundle, of hoop
| Iron. from 10 /, in,hes 1bo tons of fine
American Iron, assorted sizes; nopsehole
| Anyl-, patent chain V,res, solid bras. be-.
Vices, colter.keyed and bench Vices, cas-, ron
Pipes, . and 3 inches in diameter wrought
| iro,, welded Pipe. all sizes cart aud wagon
Axles. braliers' Copper sheet I,nc. Speie,
Tin plate, Block Tin, spel,er Solder, Lead.
| Lead pipe, all sizes sheet Lead. drop and
! buck Shot. 20 tons Of pure white LEAD French
] Zinc Paint. black preen. yellow and red Paini
ground in oil. boiled and raw l.insred on
/ dr. proof PANT, J4aan. ropal coach. hrlri,,
| aud black Narnlshe- sand aud emory Papsr
patent Divers. paint whitena,h and other
Brushes 5000 kee. of Cat Nails. assorted
sizes, shin boat and composition. spikes: pat.
en-, clinch Nail-, new article Oakam. tared
and un,ared ~heeiing Paper Calking Aailets
and Tools
CASTINGS tons If CASTINGS such IA
Pot. K,ke ovens. Snjdat. Skillets r.rt and
/ Macon Hoxes Freprl, no,s stoves. of ,,ery
,.,..i. r,.,... a.1 L.. ,o -.
80 Al -, i,,.,ai'ia ,-,,tl..
-, i,,,a mr. ~. va Id r,s,o,,, I5,',,..
= ~" 80 ~ ~
ranger "'"' 'O'' y" anu ''''' "'''9'
7' H, NI'Rp'S ,xn ,trup popr a..
: ~ D. IN -, s.,,e :. a..
=. ''''','" ." -. a' IL. ~ e, ,".
WI - W ,',....,.' '''t'f -. Wv.
a,," IT. 49,, III
al ard p,.,,,n.d. p,mo hoves Yam mill
Farm shelters. iour kind. Eigp,d Grind. stone.
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New Orleans Advertisements.
stoves TIN and Japnnned ware.
Austin & siO0dwyM.
atsssts, New Orleans,

l. HAVE on hand large ard comp etc
ss.or,nent OF stoves Of eftrr variety
Of patterns Of eastern and western
~ manufacture, consisting Of ! ROT,
church, Office, aud cooking stoves, all Of the
mos approved patterns and which they can
guarantee to give satisfaction 10 purchasers.
la addition 10 their stock Of stoves they
have on hand and are constantly maut facidr.
ing every description Of plan TN and Japan
ned ware, which they Will offer to r01ntr.
merchants, aud others, a, wholesale and retail,
and a, lover prices than such article, can b.
bougt. at In his city,
They are also sole agents COT the minufAe.
tufe and sale Of Arlhur's sclf.sealing cans for
preserving fruit and vegetables for winter use
this Is Il new article IN the say Of preserving
rnn, and was introduced here by u. last spring,
and 20 far has gwen satisfaction N esery in
stance The advantage th-s. cans have ovrr
all others j. IN the entire Top lifting oh 80 thai
fruit Of TIE largest -izr ufsy be put Ia them
they arr on that accoun, also easier cleaned.
and can be used many seasons They are
cheap and simple Printed directions arro ,npa
nylng the can, "a tina, the most experienced
can use them With success
Jan II, 1887 No3i
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Information received and to be continued from
tine encmys camp and armies See my ac.
count current with the War Department of
secret disbursements, printed by order Of the
Senate, February I, 1857. II WAS lucky,
therefore, that the names of - and -
w,'c never eonhred to Gen Pillow, as IL is ccr-
tain, from the example before ns, ~ would
contrary 10 the isth md honor Of our county,
have published them in full to the ruin Of the
parties mud their descendants. Even General
Santa Anna, If Gen. Pillows credit he worth
any thing could no, now return to Mexico, no
matter under VIVA, pledges 10 lead the life #
n good and peaceful citizen
Writing to the Secretary Of War from the
city Of Mexico, February 8, isis, | said
have not reported on tn. subject Of secrc,
disbursements since | left Jaapi ir.t, be.
cause Of the uncertainty of our communications
with era trdz and, second, the necessity Of
explanations which, ON account Of others,
ought not to be reduced to writing. NAV,
however briefly add shat have never tempted
the honor, conscience, or patriotism Of any
man but have held II es lawful In morals "a
in war to purchase valuable information or
services voluntarily rendered me Mexican
War Correspondence, House Document No
90, page las5
And again. ut Washington, June -, 1913,
on rendering my account current OF secret and
other disbursements, aud asking for final
settlement, said
am ready to go, ecnfdentally, into all
those different sums of receipt and disbur-o.
meat with the President, the Secretary Of
War, or any other member of the Cabinet
am under an obligation Of private and public
honor, according to the usagcs of nations and
armies. not TO disclose names and olrcum-
stances, except ~ above "On the
panest principles and u-ages of nations and
war, and the practice Of our own Government,
in respect to secret disbursements, can, IN a
few hours" Nc See Senato's Executive Doe
ument, No 81, page SO, ordered to be printed
f,b !, ls57
And that arroun, ha, been definitely settled
on the principles | had proposed
4 word IL to Mr. Tf-t--long IN private life =,
and struggling with honorable pover,y--who N
Gen Pillow has so vantonly dragged before
the public He j. represented IN tn. address
as the cunning aud malignant genius who IN.
-upated me--oiherwisc a good enough sort of
man-to acts of injustice and persecution
The officers in Mexico land Mr.. Trl.,. a dis.
tinen-hed West Pointer stood with them be-
fore the enemy the brave among the braye)
will smile to hear ;h- character of their senior
General and hts companion, the negeuatpr
No man wa mere admired than the latter for
his quiet. unohtru,ye manner and simplicity
iie vas eagerly received and hoaorcd by all
foreigners OF distinction, diplomat, and others,
with whom lee cam. into contact, and under
one signal disadvantage negotiated most IN
portant treaty, which was here gladly accepted
rs the Senate and the country For this great
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From the National lnielhsenoer
4 Gard from Lieut.. Gc1. Scott.

Al, a,t.nttop ha- hsap rulI,o to "A letter ad
s,a.!..J IN ,he n.opl. Of tennessee. by Gen
rJln,y IN which he critici.c. my campaign in
N,,,,, uiih the boldne.s of master N the
NJ, m var and II thc same time culopires Iii.
mo-, scryires therein with hearty good will
,h,, I,,r.s nothing 20 be- added | do not pro.
nn.. =, ,,.s.u, ia d,stn,b tina, selllapda,ion,
no, to rcply 10 his animadycr.ions on my plans
and o,.,a,,ous. ALTHOUGH h, NEST provoknriy
,ni,.. mn in every statement A small grain of
,ru,b Win a large norton of fiction, so as to
eiyc il with the careless all the eff ct of gross
fL..bood II such tricks can influence the
nnhl,c mind 10 nv prcludiee, | shall then be.
Gin ia reere, that was born An American.
Without then. entering UPON ans formal
rec rimination of Gen. Pillow or defence Of
myself | shall proceed a, once. in behalf Of
others 10 notice some two Or three points IN
hi. address. in the way of explanation, and Il
| chance 10 20 beyond this it will le merely
incidental.
Gen. Pillow now says that, by agreement
MIR Trist engaged 10 pay TO Gen Sar,a Anna
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NJ \ItI, }.

On the | ,th mt hy the Rev, H. Ware, nj
the residence ct James narirn. In tins comfy
Mr. ! & BElGHTW flL to Mss A. h.
ALEXANDER
In Dallas. Texas, on "Wednesday, the 23d
nit lN the Rev James 4 Smith, JOHN
WILLIAM SWl\pELl.- to Mss MINER
HART CRuTCllfltlD both of Dallas.
We congratulate Nj swindell- on his
access an 10 the society nj Beuedic,s, May
the choices, blessing. of matrimonial l''e
attend HIM
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NOTICE.

w / have placed all the notes and accounts
w due the ilfm Of Nvion a Smith, in the
hands Of VIM. H. Bris,ow, Esq, for settle
ment.
All persons owing US. either by note or ae-
count, are requested to call or him without
delay, and pay up, in order to avoid the cos,
and expense of suit.
NINlON 4 SMITH
October 3, 1857. No G II
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Latest Intelligence.


n,poi,aiiAns are difficult.
The banks have gsined $500. 900 in
specie.
B.ling Il Co. have suspended.
\rv lons, Oct o. Matters remain
the same as n, the sending Of the previous
dispstch.
There has been run on tho Park Bank
to day. All demands were met
There is n panic in the bank stuck mar,
l,i. and such stocks have suffered an enor,
NOUS depreciation. The following are the
,fr.ent quotations: American Exchange,
20 Park. IS; Metropolitan, 50, Bank OF
Commerce, 10; Merchants, Il Phnnin,
20.
Heavy sales have been made OF State
stocks. al the following figures New ! ofk,
30, Louissns, 60; Ohio, So, Missouri.
81; Virginia, II Tennessee, ~ Calilor'
MA. 81.
Several urmpor,ant failures are reported.
A proposition of the merchants TO the
banks to increase their loans three millions
has been rejected
rmuapGlrni,, Oct. 9-The Ledger
SAWS .bai failures are occurring and there
,s no relief in money matters, aud none e1
prctej until specie payments are resumed
Nrw NcHr, Oct o.-'rhs cotton market
i, dull. N!ldding | plands, Be- sales.
NEW MrNlco ELECTION
ST. LOUIS, Oct. o--We have adyices
from New Mexico tina, Manuel otsro, the
Democratic candidate. has been re>elected
Delegate To Congress. By a majority Of
900 votes
KANSAS ELECTION
Wehave the following intelligence Of the
election in kansa. on the 9th last:
Ieavcnwotih county ha. given a Demo,
cratic mHjotiiy Of 80; Nchinson. Demo
cratic MAJORITY 63 Doniphan. Democratic
m.lodtv 80, DougIas, Black Republican
msloritv 1853 Johnson. Democratic ma
ior,,y 700 Jef,tsnn. reported Democrat
lie majority shawnee, reported Democrat,
&C majority 300,
The legislature will be Democratic
Parrot, the Black Republican, candidate.
elected delegate to Congress,
Other returns Indicate The success OF
the Democrats Ransom was shead OF
Parrot.
81 Lort., Oct. . The returns from
kAnsa. lndlcst. that both hranche. OF the
legislature will he Democratic, The
Northern aud Souihern Democrat. acted
together.
MtSsl SsIrPI ELECTION
NicKsnuRe. Oct. . The returns OF the
State election, thus far received Indicate
that the Democratic State ticket Is elected
hy an increase on the vote for Buchanan at
a. ,ka.,tauft.i olariiou
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Steamer Alton, IT."

CAPT. I'D SMITH .-This SPLEEN
hS&Al did ffvigh, and passenger Packet
am com,nence her regular trips between JET
ierson aud New Orleans, touching at ali IN
termedia,o landings, on the firs' of octoec'
and viii continue TO run throughout the sea
son as A regular Jefferson Packet No pans
v,,i be SPARED to protect the interest ct snip
nor. and to insure iat voniief, oi Passenger.
Dlp \H.iF
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IlkRI.II, 4 !jAiES.

!enN HttL KoDu. Ia FtrN.a
HAl.l. ROOD, and PUTNAM, Cotton
FaciorS ard Genera Conimis sion NJ.
chants, No. :, Custom House stree; New Or
leans. Give their -trictest Individual attention
TO the sale of cotton, the purchase pt plania-
ton supplies, groceries, provisions, collections,
etc, etc, ana feel contidenct from long cSpe.
Renee and thorough knowledge of Their bust
hess, IN their ability to serve their Constituents
successfully.
Refer to Gen. l.. Greer W Il >. Ward.
Messr- Nylou and Smith Dr. + Young.
Dee. l3, 1856 nl6-i,
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Fashionable Tailoring.

-, J. MlrOU ARD X co, from Fairs,
France, Tailors, Tor lad~s and gentle
III men,
Room where the pos'oilice was recently %
Gated. two doors North of Mr. Hylc', store.
Ladies' Riding Habits. Weddli Z and Bal
p,rs.es. can he made with a flpess aud nuisi
TIA, cannot faN to please.
Mpfshall. ptL - " uN.V
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JUST ARRIVED.

M have received. df,c, from New York
w large and elegant stock Of
READY MADE VLOIulN g
embracing MS extensive aud fine an assor,me n,
as has ever been brought to this market, aud
which WI be sold as low ~ clothing can be
bought in New Orleans. There is no mistake
about this. People can call and see for them
selves.
Opened IN the room rev, door to the old
stand, and IN the same building
Our Grocery ADD Bakery establishment, will
be continued rs heretofore. The principal
stock i sill kept IN the warehouse.
W. DDpPLEMAiER q BRO.
Marshall, October TO- 1897. If
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ARTHUR a 60.
e. T. y T. u Al q u OC T. RS

Va. 10 irsnHPuouids Nifeei, N,ir Orleans.
hEALERS m Coffee, Sugtr Tea. 1obHe-
- go, Salt, Flogr, Rec, Wits, ;, Wires
and Liquors Of al kinds, and every as.lc,e "
Groceries and Provisions
No 10 New Lcyee street, ruuring ,bsongh
to 1ehoupiioulas street
J. J. 6ALLAGHEr. >aiesrnau npis
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New Orleans AovertlsonnoAxs.
southern Furniture WareFeeMS,
The iar1~., Establishment, In the south, a
Nos Ia and l73 Canal Street,.
ALL NEW STOCK.

ALL NEW STOCK.
Tn. undersigned h-yinT opened
a large end splendid ASSORTMENT Of
~ rev Southern Furniture, Is pre-
pared 70 .upply tn. trade and fatalities on tho
NOS, liberal terms. This being .he only new
stock IN the city pofcrsse'- will es'd to Their
advantage to call and examine the goods and
learn toe prices before purchasing elsewhere.
WIZ keep constantly on hand
Marble. Sefa and Genre rsb's,.
Extension Tables Of mahogany, walnut and
oak. and nf ell sizes rosewood sra nnahoRsn.
Nufk and Card Tahle-. Dressing Tables
wslagt and cherry Dining fable, oak, ma.
h0gany and rosewood Sijebosrds; Darclus .:
wslnG. rosewood and mahogany. Annous
Wa-h-i.ua- B.d~tesd., fsrinr thaiss, Teie-a
T.,ss, oriomsns. Biyans. easy chairs. roesefi.
ctegere., secretaries and book cases, oak md
walnut ol1ics chair.. diglnp-room chars child
fea-' char and oeser-, mahogany afd .alau,
tel, poy- and llgs,i stands.
Hnr Moss aaa Spriny Hi9rspes.
Looking Glasses aui Mating, rosewood ard
mahogany parlor ScY-, together With every a..
tieie usually found ~ a furniture warehouse
If 1h. is IN entirely nes establishment,
and no old stock % hsnf Purchasers will
lind i greatly to their interest to give ,n- store
a cali before buying elsewhere, .ar rsopr.L
tor i. confident that he can oiier lieG. n.str
q, les - the mos, fashionable furniture, mp.u
substantially made, sni At greater bar.4a,
Than au, other house N me slty.
CHARLES \ STEWART
April 49, lsjb-r
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Now Advertisements.
DANCING ACADEMY

vi DANCING NCHOOL at Rams and
N,hnn's Hall, on Friday evening, the 23d INST.
In addition to the dances formerly taught
hv Mr. Buer. they will Introduce several
nthcrs of Now and popular character.
"a, further information apply at the Book
Store.
Marshall, October II, 1887. tt
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Tin and Wooden Ware.

= ~ 0u0 VOVVuOR ~ NV
Tin plates,
" Pans
tug-,
toiie. pots,
Straincrs,
Cake pans,
Nance, do
Covered buckets
Wash pans,
Nutmeg .'fstcfs,
Swimmers,
Candle moali~,
Cake turner's,
Bread ;oas.er,.
Cake boxes.
Nou.c traps.
Wooden bowls
Nni,-r xaiss.
Cedar backets
Painted do
Well do
Scrub brushe.
Brooms
Door mats
Al Of the above goods viii be sold a, low
prices.
< =. uNnr.
Nusasl. pst 3 ST. 40. eif
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G.lewant Clothing.


- Tchoup,sonlas st.,eerner hatcher street.
E,W Mr. WILSON informs her friend.
LA and the public. that ,he has opened il.
extensive boarding house, and - now repaired
10 receive families single gentlemen. and iran.
si"nt v.-io.s. Hes term, li be found mode.
rate and her table sbuudsnlly supplied m,
rouus are rmpic ana vol ventilated, and tire
furniture hGa been recently purchased.
Per-nrs Visiting the cts, she feels assured.
vii be pleased with the arrangement of htr
rooms and tle accommodations of her honss
Neithcr pains nor tspeuse viii be spared /,
ensure tie comfort Of her guests. apis-y
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Doors, Window Sash and Bids, of jail szcs
and description for sale cheap,
WINDOW glass;, e..
5000 boxes Amer " ndow Glass, al sizes
,70a do English and French, from ssl0
TO 20y3a
300 light, tine Plate Glass
i21 bs, double lh,os american, from ssio
TO 31N3oi
1000 hight colorcd glass
foo GLACIER diamonds
3o0 bundles glaser tins
10 tons 'White Lead, in a5 to 700 H. seg.
SOC canisis's and Kegs eolored paints, IN .
ounce to 100 pound packages
250o lhs. fine French green, dry and ground
in oil,
1000 bbIs waiting and Paris white, OF my
own manaisetnre, IRE dried
Pant Mus Of al -i,e-. ami every article
usual, Kept 10 paini, oil aud color store,
- 2 ~ fsc~s - R ttAANo> :,
'pf ~, 5G.v 's slHI az \ Of',1Y'
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.\t,N BOOKS.
Books used IN UarsiaH tairsrsiip, X.
4 E:cH Prfsideni

1 NOREWS oyd, Cooper, Virgil, Rulliou +.
~ Latin reader and Grammar, MARS >yn,aN,
lidiell and Scots Greek Lexicon Leyerett :
Lexicon, Anihon'- Cicero, Andrews Sallu,,,
Bulhon's Greek reader and Grammar. Full
SONS liyy, Wilson's Greek Testament, Rrl-
hans Caesar, tmison's reader Bailian'> ~.
lish Grammar. park.r's Philosophy, Scholars
Companion, Web-ler's High school Dict,on.
AIRY. Parker's composition. Cutters Anatomy
and llygene, Towns Speller, Wna,eley'- Rhei-
ORC, Southern speaker, Sargen:'s Standard
speaker, tmerson's 81 2nd and Bird Arethmc.
iis,, coitens School Typography, i'eiree's A.
zebra and Geometry. Copy slips, letter encel-
opes, and paper expressly for Marshall Uni
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/ MOT LOR. Importer 10 Chaurcs street,
LIE between Cont and st Louis streets,
French and German Patent lea'her-. Caif
Skins, Morocco KID i.imnr- and Fancy Boot
ler- Also, lasting and Satin fmncal>, Boo;
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