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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-04-04

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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-04-04
MARSHALL GROVE ACADEMY.

RETi R\ thanks To m, friends for the en-.
| courarrmcnt they have given ne IN THIS neN
enterprise BIS Their patronage and good wishes,
and am happy to inform them and the public
that am NOW more 'worably situated than at
the beginning Of the present session wing
p,o,ided aud furnished with chars and desk-,
commodiou. sehool.rooms in connection with
my residence, situated IN a beautiful forest
grove. tive or six hundred yard, south Of the
courthouse on an eminence overlooking the
city.
The second session VIII commence on the
first Monday IN February aud close on the last
Thursday in June.
RATES or TUITION.
Ofthography, reading, writing, and
mental Arithmetic, siI 20
Arithmetic grammar ana geography, 10 90
Natural philosophy and meiaphy,cs, 30 90
Higher mathematics, Latin, greek, aud
Hebrew 80 90
Defamation and compositions with
out extra charge.
Incidental expenses, 20
The first exercises every morning, and the
last every Friday evening, viii be reading ~
the scripture, and PRAYER. Ihe hf'' recitation
a chapter fro ~ the Bible w all the school
Pupils wll b. charged from the time ihrr
enter to the close of the session one hhI
deducted for time lost ON account OF sickness
OF one months duration or more,
| will be prepared to accommodate pupils
with board, Washing, and fuel at twelve dollars
per month, ~
FRANK J. PAIllLo.
ia, Of ~ - It
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FRAN - !. T. " | l. + II,
dogs 70 inform the citizens oi Marshall
- and nr fhborhood that he les prepared io
.aake House aud olice Furniture of all kinds
90 order \ stock always kept on hand.
Repairing, cleaning, and vanishing neatly
executed, snd al orders promptly attended TO
Fshru,ry iSthls3S NJ - Is.
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HAYNES & HARRIS.


G'Ai.I. ,ae attention of the public 10 lheir
y nes stock Of Spfing md summer Gyods,
cor listing IN peri uf the following articles;
Pfiai-. Ea4hsh ffeneh and Amcf.en fur
u|iHre if.nts, oi hates, aud mos' approved
stl.- muslH~ painted s&.ss aud j,eonct-,
bafr.rs. AND TISSUES of ever ~iyie and de-
-cdptun If pattern ..N-, sold md fancy.
cambria, glnghnm. plain solid aui plsid sum
myr canhnr. IRISH linen brown linen. planter
and farmers linen plain and twilled Chinese
-ri-- linen, table hEcn, inwrliing, napkins, and
ca-h linen summer drills, fancy ior pinia-
coon. a'Faera black, s,cseia. plain and printed
hollands. brown and h.ra,hed tutica and laen
aaY,r+ b, bn.is and thnles aces, ffinges,
ribbons assorted swiss and scpne' ciuhfod,~
rle- Inserting and edsiug. skirts, graz. mo-
ha.r and hooped. aaadkerchlri-, embroidered.
pliiu aHd aeius,ii cl:ei gents bpriercd ,nd plain
-iia tardtuaa haukers1ef- gents Napoleon
p.a.n ln4 Improved fancy ties. neeherch.ets.
silk un.l.n aad jaceHr. Tres ladies' collars, ant
embrodtuc-. collars and sec.e- to match col
lars, lnd -ie-yes Ia separate cotton, sils,
aad mango hose gents hal hose, cotton
bicarA.d and uuble4ched plain and fancy
striped lad res gloves, penic, biack, white,
and colored kid hdies kIi and doe gnln,lsti-
itdie. yr thread and Berlin glove gent,
black sd buck gauuleit, tie buck, drsb,
doe i'er.H, Sic thread gloves buttons horn
ard lasting. spool cotton caipred aHd white,
ia. Lllrk aHa ,,iIte nask and eolpred, sewing
-Ia, taYo- and bfaia. eeots and cord nos-
AID cable cord 6..ra aud white curtain dam
ash trw hle fashionable hsnuci-, yails,
ui.-g. llif-t lalc. Chinese lin- and shades
fancy furnishing ar:.e.es; l5iie. work bag,
ard rrtsu.e-. thnb e.. portmonaa, etc, ,t.'.
tanh- India Rubber, born and buh 20 dfes--
Gr..s
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Law NOTICE.

NJ iitLL, Aro-nsp - Lair, Marshall
vi. Harrison county. Texas,
VIII practice in all ine counties IN which the
old htm heretofore rraciiccd and 10 the M
preme and Federal rourl- % Tyler.
ieb II 81 "
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Professional Gar0s.

1\R. :. ]. TAYLOR tenders his profession
- nj services TO the citizens OF Marshall aud
vicinity.
Office at his residence, one block ems: Of the
Planters Hotel
May 2iih, 1856. 39-y
hDCTDRS A. y. g. 4. =. VI. Johnson have
- associated themselves in the practice
Medicine
1ro'iice over their Drug Store, west side Of
the publie Square
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NEW GOODS.
BEST STOCk EVER BROIGIT TO
NiRSHikL

\ T \ "a T T 7, n n 7 n I 7 n
"
"A"HHAhh
FARBER has lust received the best
h,an'', 10 Marshall when he !. soD o,l.rinr
for .slc at the I'D stand. opposite the FAINTER,
',' . , , occupied o' ','us 9 pnf'gg,
"n H.. ~ caa..,. a, ,l,. c,.l,,,in,,
"'''''e' r..,, ~. c,.y,
Fine sin plush vest patterns,
yellow aud white piaeon, vests,
SIR yclyet-,ery fine,
~. ' 'G,,. "'1 ,',, a1 ,ala,rd ''''
sI,,t.rol,,,. ',ts.,'.Iyl..
BACK .ailp-yery fine.
French marine fer cont aud pao','
bomhaz'"'s ana ''A'''n con % ''A'feA'
Black wadding and coat trimmings Of every
deception,
Bach ra-'mer--eNtra me- doe 'Nin aud
OHcl4th clsaNs.
\ general assortment Of Same Irish huen'
d"ine'l''' "'e"'t ''a ana n"o'r'',''''
Boots aud shoes Of every description and
size yrprr,rpv
'h"f M"
The hes, lot Of per,umer, aud fancy -osp.
ever offered Tor sale IN ANY country town.
yancp irfirles.
r. .G,i, .,,,s.. ~ H.. .,..', AMI onsI,..
-, 80. - -
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- - 10 ~. c.',.l.. trn.l,., 4
haaies mess '''a''
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p,a,,. -, So, ,.-,,-o and ,,I.-
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I.l.i,''l a.. f'n,.. and ,,i., ,.,l.n GOOD.
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hc l.a>t cav.

HAVING sold ont. am compc led to leave
., lbc lst dry az ApuL tvcN cIaim
no. rud b, t,ai time, therefore. ~ul BE- sued
ou \ Nuri To tie el-e Is sutl',rul
NJ LEVY.
March rs. ~. No-3i I'm
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Now Advertisement.

Now Advertisements.
NEW QO0DS!!
THE undersigned ia now receiving his usu-
al supply Of
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS.
4, which lac invites the attention OF purcha-
.,. His stock ha, been selected with care,
and embraces nearly all Of the latest styles
@nd p,tt.rns all of which will be sold at far
,riees ior CASH.
LADIES DRESS GOODS.
PRINTS,
Muslins,
plid silks
Black figured do
PLAN black do
Plaid Gngh,ms,
Lawns,
lacunets,
Harcges,
swiss robes,
Orgaudies,
Dress trimmings.
BnIAani-
Linen lawn
Prints IN great variety
Mourning lawns,
Muslin gIngham,
black ehally,
White do
Linen (for children) French, English, and
American.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1857-05-13

Merchants.
No. is9 M,n..,.. stevenson Blocs, Nen'
rhi. Tcun.
We will ',rul.h supplies 10 orr
friend. q. heretofore. aua wtks advances
on Shipment. to our 'rignis IN Nee "r'
leans.
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ms nEilrH 90 MISSISSIPPI

1Is ae',ot - .nfy Las wtv boF
80 Loiikg - has isH ms sasoH,
and H. oirs y y nths tnrg pam
nfi., N
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L,sihAi la1en ~ \, !, sctsty,
u lfHfH faint lHlw wtat ~ iRtl y,
sH lhs Ilfhff NNf, ono su ~
Ne vha 'tfi et, : nd aipls aed
tusli T. ~ iuhi
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"N f' ~
ius4i y ~ iuei
,rfI 81, lsii 1lisH hlG
fhNfNi' IhituR NfpIiDf
NN"hIItI lpumt OF Annsrs
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itth 81 rount. state " upii, Ntv
.isuus having q ~ ugNnt H. %.
tiu a sud IL, leut, . hefflJ utuos
~ a. csh hh lhr fiWe Nthn VI tme
wsuihuib N hN, ai ih'5 vii lr tattcl.
JUN a. veNht, Affair
tbn' stew. NV A. ls,i,.av
a, ui m4htfUR NufhE.
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thH rt.te ~ \ ~ hus, arei 81,
Da h.wi a tud a,,uhm ~ us atm mo.
uslinn m lho ifohits zoe 3 4 lnl,e.
be- Doe county. Ma, g, ani ~
ihe nrNt Jun frfa, ISIS, ,hersol, pnyly
lot ~ sud ION bni allow uen.
J.. ~ i,tith A IN n Sc,
~ : fh Pee sros.
April n, isi,..lw
ANN NfaiiDk NOTICE.
SNfu ~ ~, ifttp e Aim nslts.
w ton - the s-t,tr 4 flii,h ".
BNshall,f. ivri,ed, wee TAINTED ~ Tho
aalels ~ Il ~ to- ~, Apfi 4. NJ " .
ltohate Coat Il frl,,hrch,c county.
Mississippi. Now I'll persons In, ~
clam. against the tititr Of said dee.
4 Mt. ar hereby ro,unei to exhibit tho
same xihn tn t,ms llstej " ia~, or
,As IAN. v H. barred.
MAni B.. u,flS. A.m'r. lc,
- A. Y. ba.Ss liter, asc'i.
Arfil Is, is. NV
ADMINS IN ifogs Notice
FiNif : NIL nsnti A,lmin =isi.sF - gHe
.alr Ut u.Htse NJ i.ige drvissl,
ha $50 . uui sroraHt a VI 'iatui..
sf,i.r 10 ia cod ate Court u Ttils.
a.l.a's ,aun'y. N-ss..pp., AMI w.ll. a,
thi uek Jna. 3 r'm, ie,,, ucrcOi, apply
IT,. ~. auii,i.n anil alloszn.c q.
Jas. ". ktikM, Aim'r. ke,
Uf .co ". k.ec, decd.
Arril II. lssi Nv
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90 Uts
Irffstns hating ans pat n ihs
y hHai IHni " lahala taanty,
mi, h%HtfHvai, ani nne iaf, 81
Hf VI lfrlmr ine. ~ hetely hall
"A ia fat ihs smt nlu Tho tuesup ~
lfi us % becomes due, " The liuafl NJ
ea haze madr "a ntdff " lean ihs
fund "a lhe NsHtitfri aud tfnaeasese
lallfntd tamIang, M eheiisnee 70 tho
taio ai the + rla hof,luiufe ,stsh un
lhal sul ert
W. order NJ ~ lizard 4 rolle,,
y T. uull, ,eahy l,sas'f
'sl's llth, lebfaW
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tlesNssnt.

10. Grfhng & Brother have ~
moved FROM their oil sttni 10 NJ la9
Main sweet, Stevenson Hycs. where IN,
nil he pleased 10 49, shs'r if'sni' q
patrons.
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~ ,Ui NANI I'm
tISvistwvcSI
q vm.w,a, y aaa,nas

VIM ynn uuIne " fTfHINls
11AIINu dat folufnrl from . hnsl
nessthuf North, with ell The fae.li.
10, fsf taxing luo. durable l,aFuffso
tyres, ae., mn nov teaif IN person, 70
serve nv friend, and The public f%enefal'
IL, IN ,ny line, ~ III musi reasonable
terms. have ~ lhpv faugled patents
and olap.tfap processes 70 onef ~ The
public. Nv cs,abl hmcni hu 10 athd ~
fall. amid M tn hlaiun,v ~ ~ ~ rh'
hnrs. upan NJ meflts. hl24ly
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THIS !.

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sHi spil Hfutk n Fsli m
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Man va heff
No. faei Hisit aad ei#t
taiff itai sol iiaft ifs4 alltI
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an ml tues tinimnfHeI AuHnel',
Nv sls ani lntu nlrfehHi tmi hrHeR
lrIll htHfr ne sNHi Flma
4 lataf fmHti 81 NJ NNhtfF
sAme i niAlas AMI
tNrsl Ian N wtlny 4rhHnl
Ha4ltl Gap tul ,tH lafgfl ladies
nnl mi.ai .b edi liI hluia and
Shoes AlfuA ffea. tnhg
As,i AliitN ~, :,
tln u Ia y AiIHn 1l " viii % '
nov lf tn mn ial dealers "A reduced
p1ta,. and iuf naa N Nls,Ws rsie's,
a,l aa4g ihiaa mH NJ mii zoe isss ihiH
,ui = T. hhllNu4,
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am ts,stl fuf N0NIN % ~, m,
ialit. i.l hafifeie Hu'i ,lm" ani
respectful tttnHt e INNS h hcl
tf M ,mn 'tw 'wu ittlt and
,4, ~ tItr nirt lhuuanh = inl-
IN, .u M t s,h ~ e illHf stone
I,r. 80 ,nsl rp0 w. W,
M. VA hNe vtlhl p%atiouil, un
,h.a. ~ um epmr vlrn n ml''
nav ms. 81 au i'ssai millns ~ mite
,h,nsa m av la -, AMI W 81 tlo''
nm "a, l.,. 4, T. RAlllNua,
NN,mh ith, L.
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C7RAYEp frso 3. :. cALOw9L1T,
n - sssA e passla, 49, ~
80 ice. . fill bteo1e1 1seslDP Ne,
800 "NlNk.s ~ , ~ esaessa,
r;ek vr.iss fssl ss1 ~ - - nil &c
ca sIsst. AZ peFsseeisise ie1ssoa,sse
SfsNLsk'ss GAersessss 49, : "a.
Ca'1esSl, - ~ uD1ssQA q 80
sssIly rsss1sA &e og1As.
Acsil ls-Ss b~
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e4fs 80 Ithsfs laalnss, lsslsd On "
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iHf q ~ . - w. hands N fsspf "
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AlN u ihs mMs ilus stirlsss, OH
ifll e Nsleht ssiil tHi laf1ls hleats III,
Wed nH ~ ~ ats W ismFs \
Cotton " talisii M tseei ei N ~
htifH Hfaf u n ~ Ritz tHs
Wihn lastll hnsfs lttms cab
Nttif shtfia
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

3 Among the hosts of our readers are prob
ably many about to make for themselves new
homes among us, and many more who might
very much improve their old ones by judic,ous
planting, and by well stocked and cultivated
garden. hs#e
"A good garden, supplying all the needed veg
etables for the year, and the table with the
small fruits in abundance in their season.
Such an one, as every farmer and mechanic
family expenses. A free use of fruit is con-
ducive TO health in an eminent degree; and
when it Is from your Gown vine and tee,'
yields plesure unalloyed. How different is il
with most farmers, even those who have been
here ten or twenty years. Coffee, bread and
pork ate the year round How many farmers
have nothing worthy the name of garden
In place Of the shade tree, the lilac, the rose
bush, the honeysuckle twining about the door,
the neat grass plat, TIE strawberry bed, or the
long rows of well cultivated currants, goose !
berries, raspberries and blackberries, the plat
OF dwarf pears and apples, the heavily laden
grape trellis. the gracefully feathered aspara-
gus. well titled rows OF vegetables, cleankert
walks, bordered with MOSES, pinks and dali
sizes, in all Of which the family would find
much pleasure; "they are all grown over with
thorns, and weeds cover the face thereof, and
the rail fence is broken down. nerr
It is best that the soil should be deeply
trenched, and if it cannot all be done at first, a
part may be done each year. The garden
should be surrounded by first rate fence, and
a live hedge is the best. On the north and
west sides il should have screen from the
winds. The bestis grown from Norway Spruce,
Balsam or Arbortitue. They are all cheap
when small, and should be planted from three
to six feet apart. lie your soil is rich and v ell
underdrained, you are ready to plant. -
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fUlAKEN up by John Southland, living In Center
III Township. Wapello county, Iowa, on the 18th day
Of Dec 1885, Estrays head Of neat cattle of the
following description to-wit One with bell on
white face swallow fork In the right underbit
in the left ear, FIVE years old One eight years old,
of the left color red with white back One
six old swallow fork, underbit red and white
color; One Swear old, swallow fork in each ear; One
Swear old steer underbit In the right and swallow
white face underbit In the right and swallow fork
In the same One Sugar old Hefer with underslopes In
each and swallow fork In the right ear; One red
heifer, ear marks, three years DID, One yearling
heifer without marks red with lined back. APP
praised at 1921, 80. JOSEPH N. CAMPBELL,
Ottumwa Dec Is, 1868 3m Clerk.
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Estrag Notifies.
Estray Notice,

HyAKEN Up by Nathaniel l.. johnson, living In
IL Columbia township, Wapello county, Iowa, on
the LIST day of January 1851 estray cattle described
follows: One pided brindle white steer with large
bell on marked crop in the right and
In the left and very old. Two red and white pided
steers one has swallow fork In the left ear the other
swallow-for and underbit in the right One red
lined back steer with crop and slit In the lief ear
One brndle and white steer pded, with swallow-for
In the left aud crcp OF the right ear. ene redroan
steer, with crop and underbit in the right One
dark red without any marks brands perceiva
be all supposed to be three years old past and valued
at tl17.
Feb 26-52-Sm TX CAMPBELL, Clerk.
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God Help the Poor.

Darkly the winter day 1zEa4
Dawns on the moor;
How can the heart be gay
VINO can endure? b.
See, the sad weary wight
Wanders from noon tonight
Shelterless! homeless! quite!
God help the poor!
Now the red robin, here,
Sits on the sill;
Not cen grain Of bere
Touches it's bill; H ssl
So with the houseless poor:
Wandering from door to door,
Seeking morsel more; =
Lord, tits thy will.
Night spreads her sable wing; 20 ~
Where can they lie? -
Sorrow like theirs must bring
Tears to their eye; "a
Full the cloud torrent falls,
Down they must lie in halls;
Each to his Maker calls,
"Lord, let me die!'' E6
We whom the heavens bless,
Give from your store;
Twill refer make your treasure less
Must make them more.
For he that gives chcerfully
God loves tenderly; 3
Give to them.---pray with me,
"God help the poor!" ~ 3 q
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Estray Steer and Calf.

TNAKEN up by Hezekah Dreamer, living In pleas ant
IL Township, Wapello County Iowa, on the 18th Nov.
1856, Estray Steer and Calf The Steer years old
last spring. White all but the Ears they red Swal
lowfork in EACH underbit in the same, and appraised
twenty dollaIs The Calf about four months old a
heller pale red with white its tanks and hips
motley face and appraised at two dollars aod fifty cts
ts 1 Es s1 j. N. CAMPBELL. Clerk.
Ottnmwa. December 27th-1S56n44-8m. -
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Estray Notice.

YNAKEN up by Samuel Dsrr, living In Highland
u Township, Wapello county, Iowa, on the Sd day
Of 1885, an Estray Steer described follows
A blue roam color with black spots the neck and
shoulders black ears thick crooked horns coming close
together at the points rather dropping; marked with
swallow fork and the appearance Of slope on the up
per side of the left ear supposed to be four years old
past, and appraised at 434. jos. N. CAMPBELL,
Ottumwa, Dec. rs. '56-43 3m Clerk.
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Esfrav Notice.

VlAKEN up by Greenbury Williams in Competing
il Township, Wapello county, Iowa, oh the Path day
Of November, 1885, pale red steer six years old las,
spring, smooth off each ear, point of left horn or
brand left horn letter A. little white In the face
appraised to be worth thirty dollars.
JOSEPH N. CAMPBELL, Clerk.
Jan. g. ,57-n45-8m Thos G. Given, Deputy
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Estray Notice.

UNAKEN up by william Overturf in Center Town
u ship, Wapello county, Iowa, on the Path day Of
November, A. D. 1856 One pale red steer supposed to
be six years old last spring. crop of right and split
in same points of Of both HORNS little white be-
hind the fore Leg white streak the face between
the horns, left hind foot bush of the tail of
and appraised TO be worth nineteen dollars.
--.-4 JOSEPH N. CAMPBELL, Clerk.
Jan. 8, 37-n45- 3m Thos. G. Given, Deputy.
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Estray Notice.

UlAKEN UP by kbner Overman, living in Co.
u lumbia township, Wapello County, Iowa, Dec. Sd
1856, an estray mare, described as follows yellow
dun color with black mane tail and legs, white spot
in the forehead 12 years DID, 10 2 hands high and APP
praised at $500. J. N. CAMPBELL, Clerk.
Ottumwa, Jan. n, 1S57n4S3m.
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Estray Notice.

VHNAKEN up by Sarah Poles living in Washington
IL Township, wapello County Iowa, on the Sd Of De-
cember 1856 lined backed Steer, some spots and
marked with swallow fork and uuderbit in the left
and underb in THE right four old last SPRING
and appraised at &1S 90. JIM CAMPBELL, Crk.
Ottumwa, Jan. LIST 1S57-n443m
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EstraV Notice.

TAKEN UP by Jacob Basinger, living
i in Columbia Township, Wapello County,
Iowa. the 10th Of Dec 1885, estray steer brinde
color white face and belly bush Of the tail white four
years old last spring. cross of each and appraised
at $500. J. N. CAMPBELL, Clerk.
Ottumws, Jan. N.-n4S-3m.
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Estray Notice.

VNAKEN up by James Moore, living In Richiand
IL Township, Wapeilo county, Iowa, Estray,
One Horse Colt, Of dark grey, right hind foot
white, with white the forehead with yoke
supposed TO be two years old last Spring and appraised
at fifty five dollars. JOSEPH N. CAMPBELL,
Ottumwa, Dec. Is, 1SS6-4S3 m Clerk.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
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HofFriends In the elder world hoary,
Reposing beyond the blue deep, -
AL covered with batte-helde CORY,
Where misery wakes bu. to weep
L0Rn exilcs from rcAhnD Of oppression,
And victims Of Tyrannys nights
What'er be your name or profession,
We wesooaas you here with delight.
Away from nose lasds rendered dre.ry,
..4,...By llis TIA. allow fOu no rest,
Come come "a the beautiful West;
Ohtyes, while the war-clouds are looming,
80 Enveioping banner and crest,
glsesAndt the thunders of hattie are booming,
Escapeto a home In the Vest g@ HF
Weep not when those graves We remember,
Where parents and cherished ones lie; a
They fear not the chills of December,
Nor smile when the vernal winds sigh;
For sweeter, at last will We slumber,
ssan And softer your low couch shall be,
IT. having been ranked with their number,
Ye rest with the brave and the free.
thousand sweet motives mpel you
To follow The track OF the srp;
Nor can ye--yonr own heart will tell YOU
saas- Live happy till this shall be dime. sag
s-g4r Then come, rear your cot in the wildwood
That sighs for the sound of your blows.
And there in the pratte of your childhood,
And plenty and peace find repose.
Broad prairics with heritage are waving,
To tell you how rich Is their soil;
-r Obi speed the pright pillow they are craving,
10 And take their warm thanks for your toll!
e The bosom of earth holds treasure
eag That ages would fail to impair;
In this would We share without measure?
~ We have but to delve for 1t there
e.a+NaFf s8W #s.F- ##.aT at sa- -. as.a
Here, show, by benifcent action, Ees
.7-+s A character fair as the light;
49, Unwarped by the phrenzy OF faction,
And firm In maintaining the right.
Teach despots that, calmly submitting
To laws in which equity reigns,
E eknow how to do what Is fitting,
- Unaided by scourges or chains.
Then, when all those tolls shall have ended,
49, That gladdened your own chosen hearth,
And ashes with ashes are blended,
And earth again mingled with earth,
Warm hearts your loved image shall treasure,
H And halo the place of your rest,
~ While viewing, with soul-thrillng pleasure,
5000 The homes that We formed In the West.
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Estray Notice.

VVNAAEN UF bY joseph HaistOn, or Ad-
l. ans Township, Wapello County, Iowa,
the first day OF January, 1857 two estray steers OF
a red color, two years old past-one unmarked, with a
white face and broad HORNS the other marked with a
swaowfork In each ear, crumply horns and appra
at $500. lfeb. 5-8m1 J. N. CAMPBELL, elk.