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TINS Ron Mss or NEv BsDsosD.-rne New
n f7Tn Sabecrd " ye-ser'sy, puoh.n,s ls, no AZ
,.,,t, Of Nes B-do a. Who gay star nj $50 and up ssrd
me M occupies thee columns AM baf Tbs tot vain
.,n ~ the city az s39Aco me uc'ess Tor tbs os
,ta Ia b,eu ioral c'tss, s3' 500 10 pTslos' slsl
sco ssbs w al ino,tsre N sslc 100 Nom9sr u yol.
be year. it70; iucr ga The ~hne amour, Of sos
,ai.sd /. sqbq 7bl 81. the rate Of taxation u - %
al coo lsssc Ho-lsDd Jr Co., bave stsp pr
city % 81 21S eco AMI pay tar Of uearis 5000.
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THE wsAL'u OF IowsL The highest individut
lax psysr ~ ucs eis , Wst.pis, 70 80 Sts ~se
lao = ufus sbie m o a. S9Y rs Jsbu Ve~ Z q
N. rex highest sud payt i06 SO rue rae OF ssSs
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al o. % ct' So So i20-sg v1ICn si3 9ps 92t BE-
~ tfd g. S.t ia6 O. ersOusl ire tee vAl1
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Htfst.t ~.

fSk ssD T$ Nno w Ssxr 10 gttto
lOO chlrch -fhe an's nOdel 1tuisrd ies ns
Ion rWbiOps vsienteu F~hr 70. :. ~ or IA.
peson s-iJr.ccr Ia the srr~ AMI be f1ruishd h tra
w We vivid 8ente inriief " ~ 81 an =
R'r.udu ert tristrs heinz oFard ~ E,r y 2.
hnNbl tta-N 'er~ fha trade ~ rhs k-fs ffs'ef 30
rshin, v' " turu sh-d Vt 10 psr - nt1 afy "A
" 0U.Atssewbsss AfCB. NJ thAlANs
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SPECIAL NUIICES.

4 ssrlS ~ IHE NUASKoUa rsIssOs Or rHs
SUNDAY Angus a. aS7 Henry '''acs, .sa, -.- r,lef
hsir IAN IS Mo -uro. Eco -pp.nt.t -'rs''y,
wh,..s ess pleased our We veD,g F,a,r u ~t. ocSn
ct nur at t -u,ed and Ell sed l.ot j"en -s~.rh
soc re- ~ there fore friend OF the iAo."Ld
d'"ss'd bowns in humble resignation IN tnr ''a- Acr-~
Resolve hat in John ALVEY, r-oos- zs nm
hesoyed IS:t We ,.msnt The ioss Or sca pnr ni.a
sor and onr low ciiz DO II ~ ~ az ~ ne so a.ya
R.,o Tha, We rncer ly .ymp,b biz, til the nic'ed
or III sssursnre tbs. be Do vas 40 so@ ~ ha.o nd
=. Sh.d e., 500 nc 49, .,r. or 'n' n o
tov-d Aha, va attend 10 bod D. funara Of H. de-
KTsoly That copy these rec. utps DO 70, ~.rd-d 70
N. srs- v.d tsvi'y HshRs J q ACIE, Chairman
JAHsNo u,p, se"reisry
AA.lOrl l-rjI M-whEAs or G,S LoD.k 20.
M i6 + and :. n. summon d 3, attend ii n-I
sulsr c. mmurirsn st tber odse ro ms cm M, sr,
ARD ,o,ty street, on Mon az evening ~. a. ocrk
JAMES ,sPLE Secretary
AAs,ER PLuMssRs' COwpANy NAV YORK -
1 &c ms o. n. above conesry will M b. on fus'sy
.h.rso" II! AlhYs. =, o'cL,ct a rom " rrc N
pE,ACs, President
DAssskGER ri WAY r.kS -PsoP s>-s WILL
bere.i'ed until no on the nrs, day Of -gt. o-r o-I'
phis PAse' anwaj Ccmssy b. eos,rac-d .nh a.
ie., cn'rac ors vi s,op~ nei' o.n' .T'c.s ."'n -
mar ofc mmit Nh AID Lib-sr streets phIfAi 'ph,a
rBh rwthTS M h AsstA" r,fa oe ras aas
rirar Institute The Or stall aI-c~ vii bs h,r ne
io of ~ i1's ro Monday as III ana, ss'.y he
sIblinn u and pau.iry hcuIi dSD. ,pp,ra
oa tr,:ss rr, ~ S"ns'r,ns pSs.i'r' a. DO
Oh so .oors sed an IS LsonArt Corresponding s-o..
meet With m" - :s vs 49, n:,,.. mo
ions W ca.snERs s~crst.'y
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VIEW PUBLICATION.

fyuARy1ss RssDIsg-sss.r CRY ~rUDsNra
" Uiri sndrev ssvoysrd, ur ett-s Of vsrs seishbor
Ksymcrf pbre B0uss fre, ntismaf Eiss Mead Jsnny,
y or esch r 4 ~ copi IS sgs 9sd.
AlsOP a BnsasH Pub iSh-r-. re- yrk
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NrI,TRy.

I'Et'H FNtkhCTst IN raw SsCnsrS - ~ ttfr
bs ~ hiss' tsin ~ ny n@s md orgn ps,'-s, tios
Ttsl It's alnrshle syEen " crsrt q ~ aaf,
Sefe euee giv.r required q. % DURKtr, - 'sBA
.re,i, Vs-.cs
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CyapruuNa. &C.

f,f tHIs -bantss 40 aEs rikSss gsvIya
~ ny lisp " fair ths,
sne b. ssndus adsr ng " uosen " Ian str l.
scar ssn.I 1wer Hr-stws- rasks ~sit~f Nv q
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DkwASD.-A SUITABLE RsvskD WI T. ss yIvsN
IL for n'urnkuon tssfbs 80 h- ssa al
ssr.l mare sno ~sgoo. bird % rbSrdsy, nah hit .
A. q M tmiih, Ard dag El
Wat 1~esy nis'h street, W g. :, Hga Hhfs apd h.cs
10 sovr-f about ~ hsnds hl.h, shert
switch ell To lsme fore ard has
hirt rb-~s- and ssst- sd Zoe; hunsss With
ch'ck r.in bill dsru fhs wagon. slAea with nn@ who
stripe pruns 10 % p.,ch on .pp-' pa, ID The .ti-s.
nsid-rtb aud hin ssl- Iu- per ~,
seems he 10 rsqn. sted N stnp the And 81 -enf-
ipE irfo man y, IN washrrprn st~sl- ~ .cny-
,l,h and s,sth avsta- III he uoeray rswArded
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p[C 'sh~,sb A. t-~n, al. frs, nrs oan.1d ea1t ont
sdr nesi ~our d~cs. when lest brton OF
ksini q Point Long Island Ad res Jo RsoA. 81
adwsy
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10 dccnce 70 these and other considerations Of moro
spec,al application ICED In the prosoentus Of
be SoA bat Intended W tree, oar Contemporaries or
the Iesa with scrupuous courtesy and respect; and
though claim no exempsen from errsrs a impuse
nd oreton yet ~ilnne that our readers anal
deter whA. have violated zee sptrit Of
The riesse In asy event roocdy oan repoarh us wnn
ant Of cour,esy to~06s the Rom Enquiry Never
but have alluded 10 the editor o. toS paper an
beo cis oson vas MANIFEST In some friendly CON.
pBnsnA On three several occasons his pa has been
cited In these columns, but Always with WORDS Of common
datum.
nvs under such circu ustanoes and without any pre-
Lnoe OF provccaion that deliberate and elaborate
,ar this paper appeared In the columns OF the Rich
mopd Engsver me article aboundei In sngenerous mis-
and mahenALt inuenoo, but, aurib lung ~
pubneauon to SodeoA oversight rather than 10 seak
pu pnee kchv, waived tho privilege Of personal
cnu,,esy o. orbespnos We DO not preisnt tbs, our 70
,orr~s crushing IN I've effect but for thai the Engvr
btme IN shameless equivocauon In denouneps
We dd no more han oonvict the kuq,vr OF ,usning
regeneration BY citations from r ON col.
r p,s%d 70 he feenps. Of the vio.im; Aud,
coin, OF fact have ben reprosched with no want OF
courtesy. me Enquirer ,eurned 70 the sstAcE In ~ an
Gle of suh p'd.bie stupidity, that We noticed only 70
q, poee the mpotepcy of p eor 10 rePel our bo~s add
MAINTAIN iu character in community OF rsspecss ,ic
people An na Of the ss%e ,e1 no n"n s
Inotirr vspy .ndesvored TO escape from the disgrsce
fu embarrassment petulsnt repetition 81 ensnive In.
,ip All ne ,ugsested nd mon ton the prcptie, "
observipe the OF courtesy But the Enquir
70 lncorriebly deter ned on persopal onrover, and,
IN tad Of beerhenHg H. friendly hiot aud Initiating an
exsmpe OF courteous fbcasnoe that paper chooses 70
euyenom the discussion By arudocc OF msstse ment
and ffe.h INFUSION Of nen'ive insnusson
The edo,isii IN Friday = i'm fesson OF The bnquUTr ~
ieee vhh tte a-ucles which preceded again does ~
10 alusn ~ the issue Ia controversy sld IN
~ d,cussins q legality and propreiF OF Walkers
course IN Kas IND ses itself 10 ooupio Of oou nps Of
nppsrt mcoherebces ard f.be accusations Again ICES
5,cne cspsnaon u the my,e ious iniuetces -h'ch
sJdftnly cfsngee from vehement A. sssn' 70 an
:. ct srJgit of the Rantse usurpadcn IObo sure, ihe
Rich mOnd EpgirG pretends inat was At frtfrieht
ensd Unto ubeppieheusiOn by the clsmors a The Sth,
be Cbsrtston M,rc,g, ann Mr.. kent 10 too annals OF
Emfraben IA hc, sHy record OF 40 hualilsiing
4 euutessi NJ Here, = paper. cislnlng speciii
ham icnstip of tho adm .ui trato1 aud the deml
go acy attempts N evsde the 70, pcnsicuty OF "
Up' aeHNtrae crp.,r by avpwsl % cr'gt
no erofaut tre'Ghy wll not The readers Of the IN
.nfrer o. gn mlieutt re a. nohty cf their oricl'
ne . csuoi y Flscgns 'ucn nHrvo.a sppf sre1
lion Of clamcr," asa tG5l fall facility VI" nissgpye
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kDS nhwAKD no SO Y esrioE. ASKED LOTT
pLC s,oen RON The pr-ms~s 3U sN sress lady q
sc anchor ~sio plsi- -os'n- TUNED s~vene-s Inc
.re .s. d.i ar' hs.s. cap No s and 20 ,>ae 70 ,se
bit - tamil, AIN, LEO Ax9e gold epi,a. No
a Ih. above "a ehes wrr~ ~ wss U. udsr r N for
airs And trsf~rsnb v. h sndes tsturl tao small
b. Va selooms No " ~ TIE vslua.i- of As
too e. mmu.--'srrr " ~ d-~c'ed w '~ssve Dupus ho1
I,S Pot cfu-~
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uE w Attlps.


Z e REWARD DO i.Osb A LACK ASDrts rf1
pO pad snor,, ~hne FORE feet oil noA
qCi full btd The asSe sii The shove Ard ~
l~avtG m <0s nrssd~s, IN . sir-
n RsW,RD LosT os FRIDAY svasINI 80 Ill
De- hissk sut I'm white resst 10 srec br col
sr The rDdrr ~ receive b- hove ard aud ban Of
The o. by ks''ng Der - oi Nassau street. sfser
o clock ~ ~ 1. n,i rte Z. 20 s'sir-.
cEn kkwAKi.-IUer ~ THURSDAY svssIS9s
pslU ~ In the kioningtn b~for~ l.s ing
BEN tn st amer q Wander bit ~slet shining SIN
~ Adv u crmaion a viii ba nA1t'uly c~iv-i.
ard the ahf y ~ ~ rs r cosery
A bA es' III " No 4 wing 1roeu Sew Yorg
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AUTI q 20 Da.Lbks IN NtLLINsRY oOOUs -rHu
IN Unhr Frrrst Fran ssoufa suynG Comp .ny ts Ca
aa street YORK prepared W nfsr The lses' pa
ssstns p-ic-s nonsf~rsbly sry thsa other
In ~. city rae r.-cfuln spict " hriY
ac~k befnr- pure i.sin~ esevhere
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steamboat Advertisement.


s1>iiE new and splendid fA.; run n =
i ming steamer ~ X q, Samuel
Apologize, master. has commenced hes regular
trips NJ a nine day ppkei tstn-sa New IN
lean. and Shreveport. Grnnd 31yos, CamP'~,
Grand Ecor.. Alexandra. aud intermediate
pnin,, and landings on the River, and l~tt
Shteyepor, on "Wednesday. l1h January.
The Duk. vas bn'i expressly for passenger
boat to pts on the Ms-Is-iPPt. aud !. IN every
respect the foe-t and largest boat tina, ever en-
tered Red River. Her cabin. are ana-u,iiv
commodiou. and furnished IN the most magnii-
reui manner. and for comfort good aeeo'n'n"-
datons safety, and speed 'he j. unsurpassed.
Captain Applegatc solicts continuance OF
the liberal patronage hrretoior. estenied to
him pl-dgiug himself hat nothing shall b.
wanting on his part TO give satisfaction. For
freight ~ passage. appl, on board.
The Duke wiil hereafter connect Mt Shr.se-
port With the steamer NJ l.. Daugherty. for
Jefferson, AID will ut all times receive freight
AID passengers :or Benton, Port taddo, Smith.
land Jefferson, and all Intermediate iandins-.
which will be forwarded without detention.
Jan. II 81 n2l-'s
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Local Advertisements.
a=Haa.aaa..a 20 H.aai--ssa4H 49,
the GREAT CoCGN REMEDY.
Cherry ENVcctOrNMt.

TIME following original letter was handed to
i US for publication. A remedy which can
elicit such encomlums must he a good one
GALvfsTos, Texas, April a., 1856.
Dr. q. q. Woodmen, New Orleans.
NV Dear Nir--in justice to YOU. and duty
owe TO a suffering, and, may say, a world Of
coughing people, ! state what ou, invaluable
Cough Remedy--yonr Cherry Eqpeetorant-
ha. done for me, when all other remedies have
failed to give any relief In the fall Of 1917,
living in :, Louis, where have resided most
Of the time for the last sixteen years, took n
severe cold, which settled on my lungs, and
was confined To my bed. aud doscd aud blis-
tered by doctors for several weeks, but finally
got on my legs again bu, not cured Of my
hard coughing, aud rafting and tickling IN my
throat, which continued IL ces-antly for more
than six months, always the worst IN the Vim
ter Ny friends insisted had coughed enough
to kill dozen common men, and tina, must
be in the last stages Of consumption. made
up my mind must cough my life away. left
st LOUIS IN December last to travel and spend
the winter in the South. When ! rallied ut
your store in Viek.bufg, You will recollee,, !
wac coughing so hard could no, talk 10 make
my business known. Nou said you would
cure my cough As You gave me a bottle al
Your Cherry Eypectorani, ] thought ] would
not slight YOU and your medicine so much az
not to iry 1t and in thonkiuness shall ever
remember the dsy did So In but few day.
II began to allay and diminish my cough an I
all iiceiiug in my throat and before had used
more than three.fourth- of the contents OF
that bottle, was entirely cured, and for week /.
! did not even raise cough though exposed
day and night, in all w.a,h.rs, in travelling.
a
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WILL. build Me reliant, FIGURING, and steam
w Saw Mills, Of all kinds lie also takes
the liberty to chsllenge any. gentleman Of has
,,,d. 40 far ss workmanship ia concerned
Having served a regular apprenticeship !" the
old wheat growing States, and having long
experience in the business he VIII d'ees ana
hang burrs and arrange boiling machinery I'M
der the most approved plans cotton screws w,
gin gearing and .h's'"'"s "'' Al KIND. Of n,,
road work, such a. bridges ,r''-sel work sta
ton house, water tanks and framing, done ae-
sording TO drait.
Refer to-John N. Jones, ESQ, tass Go. :
$. II. Mcfarland 4 Co, owner" OF the 'eh'f'
son merchant mills.
Address
WIN. G. DOLLAR.
Jefferson, Texaa.
Feb. I. 81 "a"
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MARSHALL GROVE ACADEMY.

I RETURN thanks 10 NV friends for the en-
| coursgemcut they have given me IN tins new
enterprise by their patronage and good wishes
and am happy to inform them and the pubhc
that am now more fayor,bly situated tiiad at
tn. beginning IT the present session having
provided and furnished, with CHARS ana cesk-,
,ommodiou. school-rooms IN connection win
nv residence, situated IN "a beautiful forest
grove. fv. or six hundred Yards South of the
rou,ihous.. On nm eminence overlooking the
city.
The second session will commence on the
frs, Monday in February and close on the last
THURSDAY IN june. | am prepared with apart
n.nt. for the reception of male and female
pupils. Proper assistance will be- procured for
ra,h department rs its inter, -t- may demand.
RATES % TUITION
photography, reading, writing, and
mental Arithmetic, SI3 30
Arithmetic. grammar and geography, Is 90
Natural philosophy and metaphysics, 20 90
Higher mathematics, Latin, greek, and
Hebrew, 10 W
Defamation and compositions with
Gu. extra charge,
Incidental expenses, w
The first exercises every morning, ana the
last every Friday evening, will be reading IN
the s.,,p,urc. and PRAYER The first recitation
a chapter fro N the Bible. by all the school.
Pupils viii be charged from the time they
cn,,, To the close Of the session. One hall
deducted for time lost on account OF sickness
oc On. months duration or more.
| will be prepared TO accommodate pupils
with BOARD, washing, and fuel, at Twelve dollars
pet month. ,,
FRANK J. PATlllo.
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CHARLES pucUuRT

~ >IiONAGIE BUOT ANb SHOEMAKER
l>uuii sect ruu.rf a The pahli, .qghr-
L. EEpS constantly on hand large a-Sori-
N mcut of ladies' and gentlemen boots ard
shoes. OF hi- own manufacture also good
supply Of sob, and upper leather for salc.
From his long experience and eiost attention
to the business he hopes to have acontinuaucr
of that patronage heretofore 80 literally be-
slowed on h,m. All ordets promptly attended
To- and WORK warranted.
Nov -. l>5I nl>Y
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LAST NOTICE.

LAST NOTICE.
HhN T. sold out my sior- aud s'orchon-e,
| and business VIII be carried on, after dir,
hy nv brother, J. i.rvy, who has Just returned
from the North, where he has purchased large
stock Of dry goods. All those indebted to
me will please come forward and make imni"-
date payment, or they vii lind their papsfs IN
the hands OF an officer 1t is unpleasant TO
fore collections, but ! am compelled to do 1t,
a, am obliged 10 have money 10 pay my debts.
NJ. LEVY.
Feb. H. 1857. 20 II
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1NuE-E periodicals ably represent the three
urea, political par;ie, Of Great Briiain-
Wing, Tory, and Ridical blu, politics forms
only one feature Of their eharart.r ~ Or
gaus Of the most profound writers on science.
Literature, Morality, and Religion, they stand,
as they ever have stood. untiyalled in the world
Of letters. ing considered indispensable 10
the scholar and the professional maa, while to
the intelligent reader of every class they fur
nIsa a more correc, and satisfactory record OF
the current literature Of the day, throughout
the world, Than can be possibly obtained from
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\ q TIC L.

TAkE\ " III lpshur conoty.
1CN Texas. by James lnsram aud posted
b,i01r Joshua Nadngton, gn acting Justice of
the reare Tor pshar EQUALLY pfe,,,nei No. 1.
on tine 2l,t day Of December. 1886, one sarri
mare about seven wears old and about . hands
high, both Isd feet ehl,c and white streak
IA the facc. >an.e saddle marks On the buck
also s0rrsl mari male colt abunt three
months old 10 brand, pcrecivahle appraised
al ssyruiy dollars
,mcf, Ian. 20, 81.
q. T. WARREN. Crk.
Jan. 1T. 81 n22-:h
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SIoarNiN. Mouse.

AIRS DAVIS having taken the residence
vi formerly occupied By James \ Co, inn
mediaicly NORTH Nest Of the pahc square.
srnid inform her igend, and the public that
,lt. B.. prepared 70 take boArdrr, Her table
N.l lt furnished Nila ,h, best lhai can be pro-
cured, and every trqui-li. aiten.isu will b. be
sioapd upon ihos. who may favor her with
their custom. iier enufo time viii be drye-
ted 10 the tnsiacs> a. she desires to rake it
pay
Nov %, 1876 10 w.
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FRAN Cls /. 1 ID | /. + II,
dogs 20 inform the citizen. Of Marshall
- aud n,ighborhood, that he Is prepared TO
make House aud Office Furniture Of all Aind-
to order stock always kept on hard.
Repairing. cleaning, and vanishing neatly
executed aud 40 orders promptly a;'s"aca Sc
February I6thlS56. No Is Is.
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elNiE .ub-c, Der thankful for the liberal
/ patronage he hs. hitherto received, re.
sgec,iuiy .ntarm. hs friends and the pubic,
that le has lust received lot ct Tin aud sheet
ron and ), neN prepared to do any work IA
his line. at short uotlcv, that Hay be demand
ed IN future ht eiii do business stfiuiiy On
the cash principle, as he cannot Afford 10 ~orS
longer oH . credit
lie hopes 10 receive q liberal patronage.
]. II VAN ii,s,kf
IL Cotton Brands cat 10 order.
January i3th, 1885. no -
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LAW MOTTO z.

NIJ. HALL, Attorney al Lar, Marshall
vi. HARRISON county, Texas,
win practice in all the counties ~ which the
old finn heretofore praeiiecd and IN the Nu
prem, and Fedora, courts at Tyler.
Feb Ii 81 ~
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dissolution.

vu,lIE partnership heretofore existing between
! the undersigned as Attorneys at Law, is
mi. d,y, by mutual CONSENT dissolved, The
Lu.,ue.s heretofore confdcd to them will re-
GIVE the attention Of ali the firm until hnall y
disposed Of .,,.
L.. G.. HE>\EKS,
NJ. j. NALL.
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Com and s 90.
1gSOkS! BOOka!!

lust received lsrsr collection Of choice
u books from the publishing house ~ Nash
vile, which will be sold Mt cost, free of freight
or charges for casa, at ,he Northwest corner
Of the public square, such 81
Glars. Commentary, Natson's Institutes,
Watsons Dictionary, Waisons Exposition,
Wst,on's :. r,nons. 6s-ton'- COLLECTIONS, Rur-
k.t'. Notes, We.ley's sermons Hornss >-f.
mons, Ra-eon,'- Sermohs, Wlaan'- DISCOURSE
Life Of Bsscom. bows Works, Variation, OF
porery, tnlane, Library, (by the author OF
Peter Partey.) The Gres, Iron Ni-el exam
med, b, Brownlo, Hymn books and nhseiplines,
in connection with a large 10; q! Biographical,
historical aud Miscellaneous works too ma.
merou. To mention, suitable Tor all ela>-e>.
The sboy, described books eau b. bad Of
nv agent. DE- 7. A. Harris. at ,h. !la'v and on
the terms before mentioned, Ladies' ami gent
tlemen arc particularly requested TO eail and
examine tot themselves.
l.. ". llOBRS.
Sept. -. 1886. n5-t'.
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DAVID NCl'g1AGl.,

warren MAKER AND yEWELER
q WurLn f"~pe, ,iuly inform h, friend,
IA and the public, that he In. iu-r received
handsome ard ta~teiglly selected
sortntcnt Of JEwEhEy. consisting Of breast,
pms. ear rings anger riags, ami a number Of
catches, OF safioas patterns, Nc,, ~hieh he q.
read, to -cli 90 accommodating terms. IL =
also prepared 70 90 an work with which he msy
b., favored IN worknlanlike and expedition,
manner.
shop ON the north side Of the public square.
Marshsl. April /, 81 ".
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\ arc Mouse. Nc WtOM. Texas.
-. II. MARTIN.

DECEiNI\G. Forwarding and Commission
IL Merchant. Has now Oh hand aud 10 ar
rive, a large lot Of Sugar, coffee PORK, Bacon,
SAT-, Iron. Nails, Castings, Begging. Rope
Kire. Molas.e-, Candles, Whi,key, Apple Nin-
cear. etc, which are offered for small ad aure
on cost tor cash. or to good customers a. sn
advance on cotton. aug l-iNii
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NAr>Nall llOtcl.

NAr>NAll Motel.
>onh Side q Public Square, hirsha al
- THIS large and vel known hon-r is
III. again under the exclusive control ct IT,
LA former proprietor, who would respect
fully inform the travelling rah'ir chat be ha~
number ot comfortable room. wt'h fire pieces
IN them that he eil Keep good table that
he has an excellent stable. " ih abundance Of
prnyendrf and careful ho-tlrr and IN werl
That no pam, ~ csrsn~c VIII he spared lo rru.
der hi. quests comfortable Thankfnl for past
patronage, Zee respectfully solVii- g oontin
nance.
WN RUSSELL.
Move q, 1880 II ".
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Postage.

In all the principal cities and towns, these
works " III be delivered, free of postage. When
sen, by mail, the postage to any part Of the
niicd States will be but twenty flour cents a
wear for Backwood, and but fourteen cents a
wear tor each Of tn. Reviews.
\ t. The price I. hrea BrHom Of The
IRE Periodicais Adore named IS about SO /
per aHaum,
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Z. 10 : d

"a re HNthER AND JEN WELLER.
kfErS on hand glavss, watehe~' and
VA iesclry and Masonic, Odd Fellow,
0A and usher seats. Manufactures all sini-
Of gold and -,lef ware. Wotk done at short
notice. sod at pfioJs 10 salt the times
Aprt ~. 1883
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New Orleans aud Red River Packet

.r- TIE well known, substantial
and ia-i running STEAMER STpR
Moody master, l'avirg been thoroughly repair
ed has resumed her fcgula- trips packet
between NcW Oflran. and Shreveport, Port
Cadda. BENTON, Smithlani, Jefferson, and all
intermediate landings On the route Her c'h-
ccf- viii pay cfvr, attention 80 any business
entrusted % II em and use every 81 lrt to h.
serve continuance Of the LIBERAL patronage
heretofore extended 60 the boat. For freight
CT pass .r app on board
jan Il. s. n2l-s
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MOI it' f..
NOTICE.
THE STATE OF TEXAS,
Cou>ry OF llAnmisoN

THE STATE OF TEXAS.
Cou>ry OF llAnmisoN
NOTICE /. hereby given, tina, u, W. Boyd
~ Administrator, and Mary lloyd, Adam.
i-ira,rix. Of the estate Of +. W. pugh. deceased,
have filed their accounts and vouchers with the
said estate, and that said accounts and soucl-
ers will be opened a, the next term OF tn.
county court To be held in and Tor the county
Of HARRISON, Texas. on the last Monday IN
February. s57, ii being the 23d day thereof,
for consideration and allowance, when and
where all persons Interested may attend and
contest them # they see proper ny order OF
said Court
T.. c. BEAZLEi, CIR.
Jan 81, 81 n23-t