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McLean's Volcanic Oil Linimeut |!
THE BEsT IININENT IN THE WORLD
For Man or Beast.
Another Remarkable Cure Performed By n
Leans Volcanic Oil Linlmeut

Anotnsl hemarkable Cure Performed by n
Leans Volcanic Oil Linlmeut
HEAD FOR fOURSELyESf
Thomas Ford, blacksmith, living near Cas- ave n
On Tenth street, had horrible running sore ON HI
foot he tried various Liniments, s4lTes, &c. 4
could DO u no good tie desIaired Of ever being ab
% work Al s trade again, because he could not be
any weight ON bis food; aud by botlle Of Mclean
volcanic iAninett, he Is sios perfectiy cured.
llsum-ilsm, faraiy ss, Neuralgia, Bruises, sprans,
lrness an the JOINTS Muscles sore Threat sve
ings, kar-aehe or f"oth-ache, Wounds, FRESH Cuts
sores, barns scAlds, Pains, &c Yield 70 the magic
iulueIee ~ tlis wonderful LniInent. -
foT horss. And Cattle infallible remedy for
ChAfes, Calls, Scratches, Cracked Heels Isrneness
SPAWN, swceny, spllt, fistala, BRUISES sxellings
Aosnds Rattle snake hta-s and other dlseas.
es Sch animals Liable from lnjurles or sccl-
dents-
Every Country Merchant should obtain sapply Of
AeieAn's Volcanic cal Lniment. Il sells rapidiy be
cause II always cnres.
hbsrai aiscoasi xill be made 10 merchants who
bus a. sell AGAIN.
ss- For sale BY J. II. MCLEAN, Proprietor, corner
oi Third and fine streets, ~ Loal. Missouri; also for
-Alr A. Aisote splS-dfxawiy
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PA RTN SHIP
A CAR ID.
Na.hvIiie. August I2sh, Isss.

IA h tlie essers, stsEeTs aa, seller
w og cot, have agree.i asoas Ioll.s sIg scale
u charges. VA: ts.s
IkrceisA aud weshing, IS eeats per BAlss
isecoye4s. 1egsais aSsfAge. sof tsss nlaa.ths
OF isss, se-.ts sset fssis- stfst
roo s-ea. .iss.aai as.-,h frActioa ETA ronth
= a cests PSF oaie. E
for ss@s, Asring aeeeanI 0l ssies AZ IS cents
per btie.
Purchasing with funds N hani. So ernts per bale
The abose eusrgss ~iii strictly aaghesea ssiA ey.
cry last-sce. tisHkk, atikl.Ess 4 ~
a. hA3fltION' at
J. A AeAII~ff'R 4 CO. - =
Joit>soN. HkAykk : CUs
a9xl@~& 81<lSdz3 hA<
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LIVERY STABLE.
n NOTICE /.

TINHE Directors oI the feanessce Marine and Fire
Il Iasurauoe C.ssnissay have t1iss -! aecAAfvd a
.lyi4Sa SIN iOtlAis> icr share, Out al tle ptoi
Us ul lac u.stis payable 90 lac sta AoiAers
,es.--w A. " BuTIER, see'y.
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Auction and Commission Notice.

lxkNJ- = siiIfIIs Viii % rn4ke saIes fer
~ tash oaig during Tie Present seasun- All salss
made f~y-bss within ihrcv days Liberal advances
lls1e 90 canslsnn,ents.
All I,rrssns haytng balances in our hands vii f.
Coos bought IN oar oxn account
bkSJ. y. SHIELDS.
r s--CsuntFy Merchants ~lll please e4n 2s ne
~iAkerp constantly ~ hand variety u Jncr coods
sup5-u
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Meoifal.
DY P EP STA

a sno by the statements OF the Board OF Health
OF New 10 Ks CAUSED tie ucatl Of 76 persons out
"t OIL oeathss IN one week, lCl deaths by con-
SUMPTION indteeu by dyspepsia. As IL We'll A.
tested fact that l sPersa the origin Of the sunerngs
OF large p1rtlob II those who die uf cous,lmp
Il becomes the duty of every to use such tre
tons against and remedy for dyspepsia as &C e CO
experie"ee have place before them anu which ha
proved To be efhcacous: Of thus cbaraetr r
Williams Anti-le speItc Elixir, - in corrvbor O
which read the following Testimonials: I.t'IF
Testimony Of hr. EdwaTa ii. RowIey, OF tie frm n
Ro~ley, Ashburner Co, Il North wharyes IN
proof Of the efficacy Of Wilians's Ant-I yspeptic
Elixir.
fHIADEIPHIA, October %, ls4s
nR. JAMES WruANs:
Dear sir-I take pleasure in recommending YOUR
Ant -lyspeltic Elixir for ths cure at In steIsia
have taken IL my sell Tor the disease ana Lave been
entirely cured.
Yours respectfully
EDWARD II. ROwIIY
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Man JAckroN, Madison county, Tenn

TO utt TtIHtHN uITFF'ttu "
Mr.. J. =. CowAN;-near siT;I hereby certify that
the summer OF the 1855. servant of mine. boy
about 10 years Of age who had always bere this
been stout and Of a vgoTons constitution, attacked
with gravel. Phys was called who attended on
him for several months. during which time be grew
daily until he helpless, and believe would
have died in few days had it not been for friend,
who advised the use of Cowan's Lithonripte. pr' :
cured Few bottles, the first of which gave him recf
and in a short time he able 20 walk about, and
finally fully recovered; since which time he has had
symptoms of said disease, and To all appearance IL
healthy as any servant on my plantation. there
fore recommend it to all persons suffering under
like disease one OF the most certain remedie
known. .....
Given undsr my hand this August 22d 1887.
DANIEL SHELTON
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The Cheapest and Most Reliable
Ague Kennedy in the w orid.
Graelrnburg Fever aud Asue Remedy!

fleHIs medicine does eont.in one particle Of s.ia-
efal oth,r isvasIoas satsssses cd An, Aia4- u
rxlssNc - osces and sl7 e1naaAe1 asS ios
sli.st tile tbs stem s@ FctIlot cs aiy
A. A.. he feturn nj the c.oiligb.
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JTST WHAT EVERY fiNILT WlSTS.

a 0uoD cheap Se~lng Machine. Price only 81
"a Ia sS5. lhess darhiaes need only be kns~n %
nssre them place IA alInost every iAm4y. To ap-
rrcctate y<n 1ast exxl1iina thcD, there
f,ge ali stO ~ant gO~sd csic@a sewing n Mschnes
COuusy Rights for the sale u Tie Nettietou q
ss nysnond Family sewing -nacaiae
aiii l-e4sx c4a4 ca t1sc u.el no IL assn
f>g Asd4le ald West lonnessee- lloouls ossf a. 4
Vests Maslc sssre, Cnlo<i street, beI~ ~sea Coiie
anu CaeFry szFoets-
\. B<-l'@stcgsar attention paid 10 repairing .
klInls rr~l1g A@ciines b "a experieacel hand
Iorzzs Casa
D. F'.EsHSe'S sewing Machine Depot
Sashfille. I~an.. scla -stN49ly
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ne ssamp arauna each pal NH also bear fhe
. a. Proprietor and r( the Uuit~ Stat-s agepis
ss~ueztsss snd ncaiers wia observe ea each aoEEn
1000 tlss ls,lio~iIls abel
IxrssrkST csruox--fbe Increased r~Tutaiion as
- fnss..s.t Cor Ifsra riHlsEuaa ExtTsef ~ caIi.
- .na .srxzr4rIi have beea nducenrnts isr oiileFs
-. 49, isnith.ss- - tis ~sis,be nleiirne Nsadsfs
are tartc1iAry sarnrd Al sliis t4ri tt shy s1s es
-, t,@r saari ana uhl siistzsse II any aftEfe
s.lr,.l.t-i gure their Tcslitin, a1d ee-tsss "a
,ersts sf the arxlal irefaFatin, - obrtzte shzh
80 :. ...rrsr (.slcezssz,s larraff by abs
!. - rsrst ilrc<tneed int te rnIti sztes) fiks al
,.chea hs srnstaf~ % shs uanliss, - es'snsulf1i
zhirh = terEefy- S,ai< tAAs~H
fisns for shiEancat ~ ~
Jl,lf< A rAFftAST 4 of fra<gstss
Ma rs Grsen sEh. sessef ~<Efen - > y
D. z-4lse ~ ~
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EDWARD II. RowLIY

Communication 20 John r. Penrose. ESQ. from Mr.
Frank Ia Eyre, kensil gtnn.
II ~ with great qualification that testify "a the ef
heaey OF Millaniss An III yspel tic Elxr which Won
80 strongly Recommended 10 NE, and Tor which l
heartily thank !on: Il Las c. mIistrly restored nv
health. which eheerfully publicly acknowIe ge
with the hope that others may be similarly benefited
Traly yours
KESsrNcToS, Sept 10, 1851
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ocToHKR 10, 1850.
nR JAMES wuft1ws

~ -, ,,- OcIoBER 10, 1850.
rear Sir'-HavHg suffered for long tim. from,
Dyspepsia soseverely that was completelv rrSsi-,
ed and having tried every for relief wfthou,
success. Il Was advised Ia Your "Anti-I IXsD.,i, :,
Ehxir" IT affords NE much pleasure 10 m form you
that am entirely cured by use ana coraiaIy re
commend IL to all peTsois suffering under Dysnefs,s
Very respectfully &c
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cOrnwen,s Halfway Haese of hrstoI M1GinGn Ta1nn,i.

Testimony Of Mr. Abner Elmes, Market street. aboy.
SIKH corrob"ratiye ol the efficacy Oi " IlIans'.
Anti-Dyspeptic Elixir.
DR. JAMES WILLIAMS:
rear Silt gives me great pleasure u know that
you a. e again preparing your me,cine for The cure
oi Dyspepsia, Tor many "f my acquaintances have re-
peatedly asked me where could be t.r,,cured know
ing that had been cured by it. As THINK thst n
pubnc ack acknowledgements Of the great benefit I have
received from the at your medicine is net only
due 20 you, but may be useful 10 others now male
H. for several Years ] suffered fr, M Dvsnepsia
which increased 60 such extent that INV beaith and
constitution were rapid. sinking under il i was
compelled to restrict myself the most snple fond
and even that could not digest felt a loss of
strength disihcination to exercise and las YOU hay.
II IN your ADVERTISEMENT general feeling Of depres
SION ana understandable weariness. In tie wear is3s
hearing from others high recommendation OF yon5
AntiDyspepuc Elixir, procured and used IL v nj ths
most haply elect; under its influence lan0uor and
WEAKNESS gradually passed away. ana NV anpetite
revived, which could crafty with impunity Ten
years have now elapsed, and my ip the Gu
ratiSe powers OF your medicine has of course In
creased, Tor completely cured me- when failed 10
OBTAIN Teliei from any other source.
Very respectfully, yours
-D,,.,.-.-,., ABNER FINES
The "fhxiris sold in bottles at 81 each or sir hot,
ties for SIS. - - wv
Proprietor, JAMES WILLIAMS. .M.py
Chemist and Pharmaceutist;
No. : South Seventh street, Philadelphia
For sale by all Druggists sugoi
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FURNISHING GOODS.

The best Cnee Pot in uSe, makes strong and fine nly
ored Coffee, all sizes, from To 20 quarts.
Coffce III cists C,'fee Bggins.
Coffee aud Tea Urns aid Pots, common tin, block
tin aud Brittania.
Shuvels and Tongs.
Fire Irons in sctts
Fire Iron stands.
Plate Warmers, some very handsome
c al Vases, Fet ami Il wered. F.
Coal Scultles, Common, Japanned, Copper and
Brass.
Fancy and Plain Toilet Sets.
Bath Tubs, all kinds a
Water Carriers and FoN Tubs
Wash Bowls, plain tin, block tin, zinc and glass
coated.
spttoons tapanned zinc, painted, britannia, china
and ron-
Cake and Sugar Boxes. all kinds.
Cash Roxes, ia lock and key.
kniIe and b sskets.
Spoon and Fork Boxes. tned.
Spice Boxes, square and round
candlesncks, common Tin, iapanned, iron, brit
ttnnia, brass and plated.
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nsw-Dork.

From vISCHER, OWEN CO., General Advertising
House, Appleton Building, $40 Broadway,
New York.
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w F. are now offering for sale on accommodating
w terms (such AS may be contracted at time oi
each s.ilc)
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aud hellish agents tia, led, directed and
doubtless assisted tho brutal savage IN the
deed--'hat they were the chief recipients
ct thspr'cs Of the blood Of two happy and
worthy families. For the savage OF tho
forest. trained to deeds OF block and cruelty
'nheriting an instructive hatred to the white
race, and stranger b, nature to every
sentiment OF humanity, we can make some
allowance. But fo- tho icnd in human
shape, raised in a christian rad civilized
land--a white man who could conceive in
his dark heart. and execute with hi, bloody
hand AN indisItiminstc and worse than saw
age slaughter Of men, women and innocent
children. for money could murder
helpless woman with her unconscious in,
iant IN her arms. and amid tho heart feuding
cries OF her children, and all IN mere wan,
onne", or at leas, to put away the witness
Of their crime, for such monsters, we say
my adequate punishment. II i. he sscer
tanned certainly that the men arrested are
guilty, and were concerned in the murders,
we do not hesitate 10 say, that summary,
swirl and sure vengeance ought to be visited
upon them Much as we reverence the
majesty of the law, and dangerou. AS are
departures from lis rules. there are cases
tina, impers,ively call for promp,er aud
surer punishment, that i, does not afford
aud this is one of them. There is no GERS
,aiu,y Of any jail holding "a mu' derer, when
the probability Is that he has scores Of con
federated scoundfos outside II the bloody
deeds aud rank crimes that now disgrace
the country are to be stopped, their punish
meni must become sure, coudlgn aud ex>
IRENE The people in selt defence must
strike terror to the hearts OF the evil doors
They must protect themselves and their
children.
7. S.--We have just heard that the party
n charge OF the prisoners, arrived al
Weathoriord with them on Wednesday last
The little boy who had been taken prisoner,
i, is said, at once recognized and identified
" Ills MS one OF the murderers, AS the man
who took his fathers horse--the one he
WAS found riding. They account Tor the
horse by saying that they go, it from the
Indian whom it is known they killed hu,
unfortunately Tor them, the boy testfie.
that his father was blowing the horse when
he was killed, aud the Indian was killed on
the day previous. There seem, to be an
almost absolute certainty Of their guilt
We shall not be surprised to heat that they
have been summstliy dealt with Dallas
UeraR,
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Land Agent. Marshall. 1eras. Prompt
attention giros 10 all business connected
mi. ihe Court Of CLAIMS and The Gen
orai Land ONCE
Arill. Investigate LAND ltIi.fS and land
w Certificate. ia ihe state 81 ieNas.
IAad Certificates. with bet Few exceptions
must he presented To The Cont Of Claims. ior APP
proyal by the lsi Of s. plember next, tls5-) OF
the, will b. barrcd from Location survey or Fat
ent
will be- in Marshall on saturday II every weol,
f,r the purpose ol Receiving hu>iD'ss, preparatory
Ia Attending the Court Of CLAIMS, which intend
doing about the / 1t ef Aagusi next
Ollie at the Courthpuse. hddres
T.. G. PALMER Marshall. Texas
MAY ~ SOS No ~ 3n
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~ hf H'fish
WITHIN TWENTY DAYS.
n C. WANLA\D & co. from New Or.
W leans ..g leave 10 inform the ladies II Mar.
shall and surrounding country that they have
brought 10 this city new selected stock Of
FANCY md S7iPLE DRY GOOBS
consisting Of
SILKS
silk in TaiFaas. Gro- Grain Gros dc Berlin
Pouli de soic IN plain colors, plaids and stripe
Also in iloancc,l and sdc-sirsd Robe.
BAREGES. GRE\ ApI\ES
ORGANIZES. LAWNS
JAcONE1"rS and MUSiIN-. in
Flounced Side-s,ripcd. and double skirt Robes
EMBROtDERlES
Collars. Collars and Slaves Euillts. Band. and
Flouncings, Edeag- and lnseriings, in swiss
Jaconeit Linen and Lace.
LACES.
poin, Il Anglcrerrc Nalcnci,nncs Horton Nal
tese. Guipure English Thread aud Cotton iac,s
WHITE GOODS
Swiss Nainsook. Null Jaconett, Bishop and Vic
toria lawn.
Plaid Swiss. Naiusook
FRENCH AND AMERICAS PRINTS,
White Liners. and Shirtiues. White Cotton and
'hec,ines Shnwls Barge. organdy and the new
style Eugenia shawl
MANTIlIAS AND CApES
in silk. Mousln and Lace with and without En-
broiderics chastoly trimmed
skirts, Scotch and French Embroidered ~kris
IIoopskirts Steel. Whalchone and Bras, tninn
skeleton and ENteiisinn skirts.
PLANTATION GOODS
l4indscvs kcrse,s Jeans, towels and Blanket.
etc. etc
A small portion OF these good have alread,
arrived.
The arrival Of the remainder We will take
pleasure 10 advertise through hand bills in Few
days
As these good. will have to be sold 81 thu
limited time.
GREAT BARGAINS
may h. anticipated
The character Of our house IN New orlRn
will b, a .uficien, puautnt,, that tlic-c good an
new and fashionable and that no misrpr~cnla
iions will b. allowed A. regards style ur quality
of good.
G. g. WAYIANp 4 co.
Near : f. Corner If the Public Sqlarc
Marshall, June :. ls5~ II
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ATER a. NE.

hR TABOR would respectfully announce
- to his friends in Texas, that he has re-
Turned after five years absence, and fitted up
a pleasant home for the sick, IN the delightful
town Of pAngerield, Titus county, where he
vlll receive and treat a limited number of pa
tents. Daring ai- absence, he has been con.
necied with larger establishments in the east
where he has had opportunity Of treating all
kinds OF Chronic diseases. For se,c raj years
he has been making use Of tlecificty and
Galyanis,n in connection with Water In tue
treatment OF throeic diseases
Man, of the namricss diseases with which
the community is afflicted are the result OF
mineral drueging- am happy to ~ay that
vita Water and the Electro Chemical Baths
have been able TO remove the poisons and
perfect, renosatc the system. To those at.
tected with Rhumasisn, Neuralgia, Paralysis
Chronic,sore-eyes or sksn diseases, we say
come, we can do YOU good Female weakness
and weakness III men successfully treated
l'EgNs. Board and irestment, Gao per
month $40 iof board without treatment. For
any tine less iha. month 81 per day. Horse
keeping 81 per week,
Ne trust.
!. TABOR, MD
Dainrarfeld. Texas, April, 1883.
a. Texas Republican copy months and
charge T.
May 80, 1883. No sa-am
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AIRS. ROBERTS would respectfully ia.
wi form the Ladies ~ Marshall, and vicinity
TIM. she is prepared TO attend to thri, wants in
the way of
MILLINERY AND NA\Tt AMAZING.
Having all The late fashion. of the Northern
and Soalhcfn cities, she Is confident sae can
please the most fas,ious
Her room is adjoining 81 G. \. flsnson :
residence.
Marshall, March 40, IS a9-f
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'ue t"ltpH independent says
\ couple OF gentlemen, whose visi, 10
Mexico for the purpose OF purchasing sheep.
we noticed a week or SO ago, have returned.
They represent the country "a being in a
state OF terrible destitu,iou In many
places no, drop OF rain has fsllen during
the whole winter and sp'iug The owners
OF Cabsllsdo had to pay $50 Cor the
privilege Of watering their horses in one
place. Added to this the grasshoppers
have destroyed almost every thing Ike veg>
citation.
One of these gen.emcn says that II they
ID not have raiu IN that section Of county
before long, there vii be a very heavy
emigration towards the Eastern part OF this
State"
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N OTTO = .

~ :. HyNsoN, 'a,e Of Marshall, Texas
W. has located in the city Of Shreveport
Louisiana, for the purpose OF doing se,s'si
Factorage aud Commission business. All OF
der. forwarded 10 him viii be faithfully attend
ed to- iIcis prepared to make cash advances on
cotton censirned to his friends, Messf.. Frcll-
son. Stevenson. T. Co, New Orleans,
Sh,e,,por,. Ia. March "a IS.
arTylcr Reporter viii give three Insertions
and forward HI to this cilice.
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Goo. n. Slaughter,

A DENTIST, Marshall Texas, viii
~ attend TO all calls in the country
II1Iy without extra charge, aaless dis
appointed in business Nv prices are no less
than heretofore. Those wishing their work al
private house ia towns. Will please cali on
some one else, a | will not Do that sort OF
practice, only IN extreme cases.
Calls left with i,"ne Fitzpatrick, Of Mar.
shall, viii meet With prcmp, attention.
March ~. So No 3o-,f
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A\NOU\CE,A1Il\IS
DISTRICT ATTORNEY

DISTRICT ATTORNEY
J, NJ. cLouon /. a caudiiaie foF rc'oleo,oo 10
tic office OF District Attorney the August election.
DISTRICT CLERh.
JOHN ~ HENDERSON Is a candidate hsf r'-
election the office OF District Clsfk, ntthe eusuiue
August election.
CHIEF JUSTICE,
JOHN +. WfrHERspOoN Is q candidate lor thc
bice of ,hef Jus,iev. n the ensuing NaeuA elee,ione
% HFNnRlCk - canah'aie ior reelection 10 the
Office of thiel Justice at the rnsning August elacen.
COUNTY CLERK.
M. TnIrERICi 10 sandpaic lar tho office Of
County ,lefk At The cnsung August election.
T. G BE,2i.rY lsa eandiaate for rr.eNrbon 10
the Office oi County Clerk, q Harrison county at h,
Augus, election
SHERIFF..
We arr authorized 20 Announce Il I, RHODES
A. a candidate for the office Of sheriff Of Harrison
County,
Aw. CRAWFORD is candidate Coz SHERIFF Of
HARRISON County at the ensuing August election
WI. PICkENs isa candidate tor sheriff OF iiar'
r,son county. al the ensuing August election
HARDIN JOYCE Is candidate for sheriff Of sIsF'
r,son county, at the ensuing August election
TREASURER.
we are authorized 20 announce Rev. THOMAS
SANFORD s ctadldsc for tic otiiee v treasurer
pf Harrison County. 49,, go,
We ar. requested 10 ann.,iasa ii.ai AifA AAblt
SANDERS !. a candidate for r. election 20 The office
Of Treasurer OF Harrison County. ,
ASSESSOR AND COLLECTED
We arr Authorised to annonnce GEO h, Fisher
A. candidate iof Assessor and Collector of hsffson
County.
tIiHERT WILSON u a candidate fbf Assessor and
Collector ri Tases for Harrison ccnuiy q, The ensuing
August election. o
~ TAYLOR Is a candidate tof Assessor and Cob
lseto. Of rases for Harrison county.
JUSTICE OF TIE PEACE.
e HARRIS Is candidate for ins,irr Of TIC
trse. In i3.n, NJ 3. AZ the ensuing August election
r. u ANDERSON Is candidate Tor ie'i''r 81 N'
Peace In !eat No s. a the ensuing Auses' eiec'"n'
WIN ~ JOHNSTON t,a candidate ief reelection
10 tho office uf Justice OF the Peace ~ bra' N"i "
the ensuing August election,
CONSTABLE.
CIV SLATER IL candidate for reelection 20 ihF
office Of Constable, Beat No. .,
J T HUNTER rs a candidate for Constable Va
Beat M. ., at the Aasasl election.
GEO u TUCKER ia esmidam for Constable
Bat ~ Al ne 'utriaE election.
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Reu,Oyal.

WE have removed tton oar Old slssd q lhs
w houss next door u Neasss. liayass 1
Harris, where va an uow sseeistn9 = I'll
stock OF ssadiery. We shall - pJease1 =
have our old customers cali and psrchass nsts
and pay far what they have hen9Al
]. \. EDWARDS 4 IN.
March - - a9-u
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FoRr Bend 49, he Telegraph is infotmed
bs lne agont OF Rcdimg 4 Co.'S Express.
TINT two men wru, 10 the plantation OF
ou Friday night and represented them'
selves To be eiergsmen, aud asked permis.
Sion to preach to tae negroes. The over
seer reiused. They then asked to stay all
might The overseer informed them that
the family was residing IN town, aud the
house was locked up. In the alteration
they seized upon the ovetseer, aud while
one held him the other gashed him 10 an
awful manner with his knife, The dvefseer
is not expected to live. The names OF The
men were Jackson aud Davis
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rl>lIE undersigned offers his services to 'he
/ citizen. of MARSHALL and surrounding coun-
Try, asa
ur,~k Nsson, Piasfercr, and Cts'srn Builder.
lie inaarcs all work to stand when the mate
rials are selected by himself.
lie also proposes to cure smoky ehimneys
No cure no pay. lie warrants all work TO be
done in wofkman-liks style. ~ as to stand
the closest c.iiielssn.
lie isuow alone In business, and respectfully
soliciss \ share If public patronage, with full
confidence that he will be able 10 render satis-
faction in all cases whcrc his services are de-
u,andod.
Order, from the country will receive prompt
attention.
L. w. IOWERI.
Marshall. Ap'ii 3, IS, "
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OlSNOv.lvNON.

'I>HE copar,nership heretofore existing be-
/ tween John s Miller 4 VI, 3. Hart, uude'
the name and style of Miller 4 Hart, late pro-
prsssors Of the Adt,ns House. Marshall. T-xa.
Is hereby dissolved By mutual consent <jthI'
dsv, April -, So.
JOHN 4. MILLER,
~. y HART.
Marshall, April ~, IS.