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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-10-24

or Ga Wednesday morning Col III
/. CRAIG. ons Of the members elect to the
Legislature FROM this county leit for Aus,
lin He is n man OF excellent sense and
OF incorruptiblo integrity. sne Will make
an excellent member Col l.. /. WtGfALL
also lell on Wednesday. for Austin with
his family OF him it is unnecessary to
speak, rs he widely known. We regre, to
learn tina, our esteemed friend Dr. W.
BAlDWiS, has been attack d with sickness
aud although conyalescont, has mol yo, re-
covered sufficiently to laave home. DR..
Baldwin is regarded, we believe, even by
bis political opponents as good selection
i. MuHRAn, Esq. is in attendance upon
The District Count OF Pamela. aud viii per.
heps not stat before next week, il indeed
his engagements pstm, him to leave SO
soou. We have lad frequent occasion to
elludc to hi. talents. and shall only say that
he is destined to mako decidedly favorable
impression during tho coming session. Al
together, Harrison county is represented by
able and worthy men
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Maj. Ben. McCulloch WAS in Memphis
on the lot inst.
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OFFICIAL. VOTE.

The Austin lntslliger gives the official
vote OF Texas, polled IN August last, eS-
eept for Governor and Lieutenant Tow
etnor.
I, will be seen that the Amendment TO
the Constitution IS lost boy n large majority
1, i. necessary tba, 1t should receive a ma
l,rity OF the votes cast for Representatives.
This i, has failed TO do, Dy probably more
than 20 900 votes.
,lRsr roSGREssioSAI DISTINCT.
Jobn H. Reagan 1874
/. d. Evans 992l
Respan'. majority 5,il0
SECOND CONGRESSIONAL pIsrRicr.
Cnv NJ BRYAN 2o,32l
VIM. T.. Uowih I,J05
Bryan's majority l5,sl6
coMNtsstoN.R oLNrRAL LaNp OFFICE.
r VI White 2s,ls2
stephen Crosby 2o'oo'
Whites majority 2,613
AMENDMENT 10 Constitution.
For 1857
Against lo.o"-
Harris, Wood and Lampasas counties
sent no official returns for Congress.
Harris, Wood, Lampasss aud Sbelb,
counties sent no official returns Tor Com
missioner General Land Office.
Kinney, McCulloch, Maverick, and Pre-
sidio counties are not organized.
The aggregate vote OF the State az
shown b., the vote Tor Commissioned Cen
eral Land Office is %, III.
But the Gub.fnslorial vote. and the coun
ties not received, will swell it to about
81 900.
TOTAL coNoREssioN, VOTE.
Eastern d strict % 2G2
Western District - e26
Diff in Western District 1876
Blu, the total Congressional vote onl,
went to J0,0ss, which is from 5000 tC
1000 votes short.
Elections for District Judges were helC
in five Districts, viz Pad, Bird, 9ih, llth
and i,h
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-10-24

Elections ~ MissIsstfri AND GEoR.
GA III The full returns from these two
States have not reached US. but there is
enough intelligence received to warrant us
in Announcing the election of Cen Nc.
Willie tDem) Governor of Mississippi
over his opponent, Mr. ierger, (k. NJ
BY a large majority the election to Con.
gress OF an entire Democratic delegation,
aud large Democratic majority in the
Legislature.
Judge Brown DEM is elected by from
Georgia, over his opponent, Mr.. Hin. tk.
~ The whole delegation to Congress,
save three, so far as heard from, aud
large majority in the Legislature, are Denis
ocratg
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PRocLAM ,rioN q! Gov " NLKER.-The
substance OF this Proclamation is given IN
the Northern papers, ,eegraphed from st
Louis. tie submits that Injustice is eshib,
tied in the appor,ionment excluding fifteen
counties from participating in the October
election, bat exculpa.es himself on The
ground that only four DAYS remained after
his arrival in tue Territory TO make the ap
portionmeut--lha lac was ignorant Of the
law requiring him to make that apporton>
ment He expresses the opinion that no
one can vote except those who are qualified
under the Territorial law OF the Goth Feb>
rusry last also, that under this law the
Territorial tax is not required as a qualf.
cation for voter The Governor states
that troops will be stationed at various vo.
ting places where violence is apprehended
and that he will use his hes, exerlions to
make the election Il fair and honest expires,
sion oil the views OF the people.
WY SrAIN SUSPENDED iiosrILirrEs
WIN MgxIoo.-'ih Paris correspondent
OF the London Times. speaking Of the sus>
pensions Of all hostile proceedings By
Spain against Mexico, says i, was doue
through the Intervention Of France aud
England which powers threatened to leave
Spain to tho consequences Of her prccipi,
ta,ion; that one Of these consequences
was the grea, danger OF the United States
interfering in behalf OF Mexico, and endan-
gerng Cuba. lilo says SPANS plan was
to ligh, up civil war in Mexico, aud to re.
install. SAINT. Anna in tha p,a.iiaoti.l chair
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-10-24

or We bad the pleasure Of visit, a
day or two ago, from VI FAnLrY. Esq
Editor Of the Eastern Texas Gazette, who
was % his way to Pamela to attend the
District Court, which il. a, presen, ia sos
sion Col. WAHSrR, Of the Tyler Report
or, also passed through this place on his way
bone from New Orleans. and sreu Saiuf,
day and Sunday ia Niarshall We bad tho
pleasure oil passing an hour or two with
him in social eutefcourss. We appreciate
highly the visits Of our contemporaries.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-10-24

Of Mr.. J. Lryy adyeflisos a large and
well selected stock Of goods
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TEXAS REPUBLICAN y,
n. w. uGuERy. Editor


~ an rnisrfIhets oihs Republican orr ~ 'hH
fesnirsre teiqest Co Jay iH advance ne lhe reason
ihsi more i5HHb.s to collect .loi small aua.s taan
a. Hnfp the money
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-10-24

The new law Of Mississippi against
passing bank bills Of less denomination
than -. will 90 into operation on tie LIT
OF November next After tina, day it will
he An indictable offence to pass smaller
notes than %, within the State OF Mssis>
sippi.
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UP By J.Q. A, rnsmes,
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biz weight In 1896. ~ peWnda
bis height Wan 7 fses . lnchsa.
BIZ. weigh, when hs dlssl. u nearly
wuld hs ascsvssiWesl. vas . fsacti0n
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-07-04
STEAM SAW MILL.

HAVING purchased the mill recently
owned by Me-srs, Parker and Palmer
three and half miles Sou,h.cas, Of Marshall.
we are prepared to saw bills Of lumber af"n
the shortest notice
The following prices will be charged 'of
lumber, ii paid immediately upon delivery
Ordinary square edge lumber, (boasd meAsa'el
per thousand, Sl1 ~
Rough edge lumber, board measu'e) W
IAthing and Falling II 30
If not paid upon delivery, the following
prices will be charged;
Ordinary square edge lumber, fbonrd measure
per thousand. 80
Rough edge lumber, (board mcasurc) ~
Iath,ng and Paling. 10 "
Grinding regularly every Saturday, At me
eighth, for the accommodation Of the pnb'F.
PALMER 4 CO.
May 10, 1857 No-3s II
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CHAuxDa Dp0xpnT.

fANHiONABIE BOOT ANB SHOEMAKER,
south west rnsnet Of the puhlr square
EEPS constantly on hand large assert.
IN meut of ladies and geu,lemcn's boot. and
shoes, Of his own manufacture also n good
supply Of sole and upper leather for sale
From his long experience and clos. attention
to the business, h. hopes to have acoutiausncs
Of that patronage heretofore so libcraily be.
slowed on him. All orders promptly attended
to, aud work warranted.
Nov %. ls5i Missy
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Beware Of tho 8vviudlor.

4 MAN, who calls himself w. X. OssS.
n has been boarding with m. for On.
month bought good. Of James carp, ara
groceries Of VIM. Mcbride, borrowed mone1
from others; forged note against As. fa',e'
500 bill, and would pay sp before Ae w.
And on las. Tuesday, sloprd, and leN I'll ~
paid. lie ia good looking Young -.
about ~ years OF age agreSt talkcr. kneSs
almos, every body says he il from viens'
Louisiana claims to be nephew Of E',js"
Fortson, of Louisiana.
JOB. TAYLOR
Nav 11nd, 1887
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noQ1A1A11oog
- ene Usvermor Of the state.


WHEhEAs. me sag's.Au'e ~ u"
w journrd session 1901 pass" ,o''''
Resolution. proposing :" a"ena '"e Ny"'"'"
ton o. the state. wn's ,r .s,S ''e's so'
JOINT hhsv.. ~. r''f'''"s ~
amsndme" !" We ,oa,''s"'.'" ~ .h0
be y Resolved o' We -
STATE o. iess'i '"as sas -,;,,.,t, y, DE
- an amenam''t =" '"' .ss
stat. OF Iesas' Wn''"' w"s" 'AN .t -,
videa Tor oy us my "a rs".,;,,,ian
o. we seven'' 49, " - ,,,a,.es !. -
snaa &c 'as'N 70 ~ 'AA'"' ''.'
part OF ss'a Constituent 49, .,,,.. -.
IN s'ss N@'m! 80 - - ~ s,,,-.,oe
ga !" 'ns 'Ae' 60, ,,,e,,.,,
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''n'n'ss'o,e, ~ w -. ,s,.tto ,,a,snn
'ose'hof sh~t ePP'"as -, 80. a.
10 U" 'sfh sA'%"'f, ~" 80. go,
'na'Ke "e ua''os W ',,ttt,h.l h..
~ 'ae neA' 49, -. ct. a..
Jaw -, ~ -" ~, 80. -, .le,,.,4
A'' "Hu' !,
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anu "ue's"' 49, ~, ,.,.5.;,.,,f,,, "a
.u'e ~ ,"' ~, W, To-, ,,hi,.f.d +, ,te
ha,e sa'o 1''', 80 -, -, he
Puons f''"se =" t. - ,.I.,.,f.., -
mons"' fs.U'e tt4...,5..r - ,bt
"'P''SS"''i''N' -, ..a;.a,.,r
PIP, so, - = i,','. H.. boil.n
- =, -, ~, "a asv ~
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s.s' ~, aa' 80 ,',os,Ge name.
~ - -. r.. p.,..s..,.,s,;r.. ,s,a
- - - ,...s..il e,...,4,,,,,t
"",' - v', r. NY c.re-,e,
Of sa,l State. a, hereby order and dres,
,hs, he ch.sf I,.i,re. At the several coma.
n.s ~ the S.ste q, anv tas ~ the County
,,omni..,ooe,. II nee...sstv. eau.e polls to be
op.nrd At ,he several election precinct. Of
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SCHOOLS, Etc.
VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC.
u DANFnRfH T,a.Aer

THIS Institution +. located tree miles ives,
/ 81 ClarkSyille, Red River county. Texas
Session, commence FIRST MONDAY IN
OCTOBER, and close the last Thursday IN
Ialy. embracing term OF ten months. Stu
dents lakcn at any period Of the session
The course Of instruction Is - thorough
IN the English, Classical, aud Mathematical
branches a. can be found IN any Institution IN
the SoHth.
TERMS. FER SESSION oF TEN MONTHS.
Board Washing, room.rcnt, and tallon,
in English Department, II pad at close
Of session, $40
II not paid at close OF session, III
H. classical ~ higher Mathematics, il paid
at close of term, $50
II not paid az close, ltS
rir.t ave mouth. only, 10
Incidental expenses,
Ten per cent allowed on moaey pad in sd-
vance. Student. charged from the tlme they
enter the school I'LL CLOSE Of the session, and no
deduction made except IN cases Of pro'racled
sickness Those entering the institute are
required to furnish lights, stationery, aud teri
baoss.
TEyT BuoKs ADOPTED As STANDARDS.
Butiet's Practical Grammar
Emmrfson's Arthmetie
Kobin-ou's Algebra,
Mct,uiiey's Series.
Olney's Geography
Wilson's Histories,
MatiiSon's Astronomy
Diapers Philosophy and Chemistry
Buffers Analogy
upham's Mental Philosophy
Caupbel.'s Rhetoric
Wbatley's Logic
Dawes Legendres Geometry.
Davies Analytical and Calculus,
Dawes Descriptive Geometry
Dawes Shades aud Shadows,
Dawes Surveying
Civil Engineering.
lIaekley's Trjgonometry
MeCliniock's 1t aud I'd Books IN Latin and
Greek
Anthon. Latin and Greek Authors,
Spenser's Greek Testament
Ollendohl Spanish Grammar,
D,lendofiI's French Grammar.
The above are the principal Text Books
used Others not mentioned, can be used at
pleasure.
August %. 1856 ~
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VIEW YORK AND ruiLADELPmN GOODS ~ cILMER"!
r. II. & l.. KEY,


NORTH SIDE OF TIIE PUBIC SGT NV
Dealers in Foreign Staple and Fancy Dry Goods Ready N'de tong
Jewel Yankee Notions or variety sne' and Ne'a ~
Stnon- Of eeryd
embracing article needed ' n' :, n,
OF Nofc
m The and vii be sold as low @ cash or on
Mississippi weuh
Of before purchasing e eens CON
maaeh to
shall the person ut
" re.retfll v so b q
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MARSHALL GROVE "h"''

I HfTl IN thanks to M. ''' '''o ei'
! rouragemcut they have INV ~ W. ~"
enterprise by their patron" ~, ,t' s 49,
',,, ,,.',,. -, go situated than at
the beginning Of the pr, ha;s. "a '',,',Ls
provided and furnished. .a a''a v, "a
commodious school.rot t1'',is ~" ".'.
my residence, situate, s',.,t a.
grove. five or six hun .,,' ~
courthouse, on an Wv
city.
.rl Till commence on the
4.'.,. r.y and close On the last
Thursday IN June
"a. TUITION.
o-.-,.. Y, writing, ani
"''"",'is'''"'ipp',ctic, eI3 80
., n,ent.' FAR and geography, IS 90
N,','' IVY and metaphysics, 20 90
,, 49," r".Ies, Latin, greek, and
hebri compositions with,
out
Incident
,rh, a, ereises every morning, and the
b., DAY evening, viii be reading in
the scr, nv rIia ~ IN. ~ ''' ',"''''"
chapt l." .h,,r,5 ,, 81, ~" ~ ,,"'a ,.o,
~ close Of the session. Dne half
Il time lost on account Of sickness
us"nlh's duration OF more.
.le pr.pared ia accommodate. punils
al, washing, and fuel, at twelve dollars
FRANK j. rAIIILO.
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House Oarpcntcriug.

TINE undersigned hsse entered into copari.
! nershiP, and are prepared to do all work
IN the earpeniering business, with which they
may be favored. They will work at reasona.
bic prices, and their work viii stand the test
OF criticism,
All orders promptly attended to-
MOTT a. SMITH
April 40, 1851 No 43f
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WATCHES, JEW ElRN, Ac.

JuAYE Just received direct from New
! York, a tine assortment Of gold and O.
silver watches. IN open aud hunting a
ca.es. Al,e. lamps and lamp glasse, and
globes; hue jrwcly and fancy goods which
w4ll sell at reduced prices for easn.
l.. II BURNSlDES.
Jan ~ 81 ~
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Steamboat AAvertAse~>.H
New Orleans and Rel River P.~h..

I>HE new and splendid fs., run.
l. ming steamer ID h 4, Samuel -. u
Apologize, master, has CONNIE need h., ,...,
trips AS nine day packet between New ~
leans and Shreveport, Grand Bayou. Cams.
Grand Eeore, Alcxan.!5,s. and in,r,m.J.'.e
points and landings on the River. and ~"
shreveport on Wednesday iA,h J,nu,.n'
The Duke was built expressly for a p..,rns,.
beat 10 ply on the Mississippi and is in rys,'
fespec, the fines, and largest boat tha, .y.,.y
tered Red River. Her cabins are unu,n,J,'
commodlous and furnished in the mos, m,ns's
Ieeni manner, and for comfort, good ascomm"
daiions, safety, and speed she is un.urpa,.sS
Captain Applega,e solieits continuance y,
the liberal patronage here,ofor. extended -
him, pedgng himself that nothing shall l..
wanting on his part to give satisfaction. pn.
freight or passage, apply on board
The Duke viii hereafter connect al Sh,.,.
port with the steamer NJ l.. Danph.,,y r..
Jefferson, and will at all times rece,y. f,si.p,
and passengers for Benton, Port Caido. Sm,,'
land, Jefferson, and all inie,media,. land,na.
which Will be forwarded without de,en,iors'
Jan. II 81 ALL
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tfWmfffy ". H. fH~y ~ '".H
DEcEiNING, FnriraiiRe, and Cammssior
II MERCHANTS. Port Caddo, Texas, will at
tend promptly 10 ali business with which they
may be entrusted, snd respectfully solicit a
continuance q the public patronage which ha4
heen lately bestowed upon the house II which
they are The Successors Port Cadio, rs is
well known, is one of the most eegole points
~ the Lake The roads leading 10 Il ARE
good, aal are always accessible. No other
place has better. or more eommoilous ware
house. The navigation to this point !, excel
lent The best steamers can get thvr., at thls
time, without difficulty.
March 81, 1851 No-3D is
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Aston House.
Cabinet and Carpenters shop.
A Large Lot Of Choice Furniture on Hand

n TllE undersigned would respectfully in
- form their Friends and the Public that
w their Cabinet Establishment N Marshall
Is now IA iull operation, and that they hay" Oh
hand large lot Of furniture, FROM the most
elegan, md costly 90 The plaiuest AID cheap
est embracing, bedsleads bureaus, work
stand., secretaries, desks, wash stands, chairs,
safes, &c together with every article ia tift
furniture hne. Their work Is well put up, by
finished wofkmcn, aud viii not only bear IN.
.peciion bat NilI wear well
pufchasers- would do well to call and cS-
anime their furniture and prices.
They are also prepared, II be shortest notice,
and on the most reasonable terms, 10 do all
kinds # building aud repairing in the cafpen-
tcrnr line.
a. shop near the Cumberland pre.bytc-iln
Church about two hundred yards North of the
public square,
RAINS a VI \iIAN.
March I. 81 No-2s y
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saddle and HARNESS Shou

Wear Ac Mammoth Lirery Stable Of J..
Il. Bell 4 Go.
"a WE are now receiving one of tho
- largest stocks of Saalery, Harness,
Trunks, Saddlebags, Whips, aud material for
the same, that has ever been brought to this
place.
We offer them very low, and customers can
have anything made in our line to order, at
short notice and in the latest style. Give US q
call and examine the stock.
j. Il. EDWARDS & 60.
May %, 81. No-ae,f
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NOTICE.
VaG STATE o. CyxA,.
County of Harrison.
NOTICE is hereby given lhatC. ", Adams,
4 Administrator Of the estate of Cba,I..
Newali, deceased, has dled his accounts and
vouchers with the said estate, and tina, .,id
"ccoanss and vouchers will be opened at lhs
ne., term Of the county court, to he held in
ana iof the county of Harrison Texas on Tho
last Monday IN July, is57, Il being tho 9th
DAY nerco1, for consideration and allowance.
~l~' And where all persons interested NAV
t y. y. and co",es! them # they SEQ proper.
T.. e. EEAZLEY, Crk.
'""" So d. No-lI 1t
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IIAVING received from the Board Of Man
l ! ayers the appointment Of President OF
the Marshall Masonic Female Institute, take
pleasure IN announcing 10 the public that the
Fourteenth Session Of that Institution will
commence on the First Monday in September,
and continue, without intermisson, to the end
of the scholastic year, consisting OF i~o A't-
SONS n TWENTY WEEKS zach, under the fol-
lowing
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!, Y. HOWELL, H. .. HOWELL
J. y. HOWELL. Il co,

DFCEIVTNG, forwardIug and romlnlssion
IL merchants Dealers in produce aud gro
cefie4. tagging, and rope, etc etc.
Liberal cash advances made on cotton m
store for shipment, ot lor sale 10 lhis market
Our personal attention glsen To the selling oi
cotton IN this market.
Shreveport, Ia. Sept IS, 1855
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IOlINSoN'S Collecting, Erehangs and
- DnAing tioass,
SHanyEFoET, Ia.
E1chauee for SAFE At all seasons on Nen
Urieaas and NsT lorh.
Collections attended 10 promptly.
Rejerences by permission.
NV DRLEAN-.
w. =. Grayson, Cashr Bark y Orleans.
Me-srs IT, y Merrill q Go Bankr,
Messr- Jno. r Marshall q Go.
Me.srs Wright, Allen Il Go.
Messfs Converse q Co.
Messr- McCulcbon, Howell & Go.
futAnEtrHla.
Messers. Drexel & Co, ---- Bankers
Me..rs. Werk, Young x MeCough,
Messrs IIulitt q fa.rhoru.
NEw Won't,
ocean, Hank,
Messrs. |. & Y. Kirby & Go,
Messfs Baldwin, Starr s. Co.
A. II, Lowery, Esq. -
y VI. JOHNSON,
Jan 81 No.l9 ~
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Plantation Goods.

Iiich he - Offering at unprecedented low
ces. The old custom OF enumefatlng the
icles received, would be in this instance,
itless undertaking, Ny stock being as
i rs space itself. consequently, | will only
I, come all, and have your wants supplied.
WM. :. lIYNSON.
May lG, 81, MOSS II
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NEKtilANIS
And de1lers N Groccries, Boat and Bar
Siores. Plantation Supplies, 81.
SHREVEPORT, IA
we hive ieased The commodions and fire.
W proof NBrcbpB-a recently owned, and
occupied b. Ne..f. b4tgsuY a hais~otp,
ami are prepared TO receive and sto5s cotton,
merchandise and produce.
We solicit patronage, aud piejge ourselves 10
give prompt attention 10 aii business entrusted
H. our ear"
We shall keep on hand at 7ll times eota-
rletc stock 81 plantation supplies. boat and
bar stores and groceries of every description
to which we beg have to cai puddle attention.
Dur charges TOT RECEIVING, storing and ship
ping cotton - twenty-five coats per bale, Tor
the entire season.
We Will make liberal Cash Advaness on cot
ton and merchandise IN store.
DUNN Il YATES
Sept. ~, 1856 n5 On.
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EEI.VO\S VA'IENV
Port ablo Grain Mill s.

1--WE undersigned are prepared 70 furnish
. their customers vita Felton,. -.li-eharp-
.ning mills for grinding all kinds Of gram, III
cudgng corn and cob, and adapted to the use
If farmer. By horse power
These mill- are adapted to steam, water,
wind, and horse power. and are capable Of
grinding three bushels per boar with one hors.,
and from ss to eight bushels with two horse
power.
The construction is per'ee,ly simple, reqnif.
ing ma skill to keep them IA order. \ mii
occupies three feet, and weighs but three hun.
dr~d ponds.
These calls have given perfect satisfaction
TO those who have used them from the repre-
sena,sons Of many respectable gentlemen Of
dIfiereu, part. of The Union
The prize Of the above described Mills is low
within the reach Of every PLANTER.