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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-03-27
RAN nUsS. V. Biri
DlNN \ NlVCIllX..

uEIAu pusS. v. gircmr
OlNN \ NI'ICNAI.,
Successors to Oglcsby a. Grsworld,)
Reee'ring tor~ardmg and Commission
MERCHANTS.
And dealers ia groceries, Boa, and Bar
Stores, Plantation Supplies, &c.
SHREVEPORT, La
\NE hav leased the eomrnodious and fire.
w proof Warehouse recently owned, and
occupied by Ncs-rs. OGLgsBy a. GgIsworp,
and are prepared to receive aud store cotton,
merchandise and produce,
We solicit patronage, and pledge ourselves to
give prompt attention to all business entrusted
to our care.
We shall keep on hand at all times n com.
pete stock Of plantation supplies, boat and
bar stores and groceries of every description
TO "h'cl, We beg leave 10 call Pr lc attention
Our charges for receiving, Storing and ship.
ping cotton Is twenty five cents per bale, for
the entire season.
We will make liberal Cash Advances on cot
ton and merchandis. in store.
DUNN u KIrCillE
Feb. 30, 90. No-25 If
"AHiiro> HOWELL at. nucKNsn,
HOWELL. 4 BuCkNER, Surcessors to ]. n.
j Howell a COD Recurring, Form ifshng and Com.
t,ss,on Merchants and t;enero' Grooefs over Ware.
house, l>i-amb,a, Landing shreveport, Louisiana
Nov -, 1851 lily.
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". IT scorr. ruos ~iLLiAus. a ;. sArxnAS.
Harrison Co, Macon ronniy. New Orleans,
T~A., Alabama. Louisiana.
CCOTT, WILLIAMS h co, Cotton Factors
= and Communion Merchants, 1877 Gsavier
Sieet, New Orleans.
Nov. 81. 81. No 10y
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Important.

I viii pay liberal cash prices for all fat mer.
/ chan.abe, and heavy beef cattle, delivered
to me a, Jefferson, Texas, during the months
Of November, December, and January ensu.
ing.
] am prepared to receive, slaughter, and
pack from forty ivc to tIty lead per day.
II. II. BLACK.
Jefferson, Texas, Sept. 10. 81 Noaif
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lAmeNr or the IRISH pmloRANT.

nY NOS MAJ rEieE sLAcGwoop
I'm sitiing on the stile, Mary
Where We sal side by side,
Tn brIsh. May morning, long ago,
When frs. you we're my bride.
The corn was sprupine fresh and green,
And The lark sang loud and high,
And the red was on thy lip, Mary,
And the love lgh. in your eye.
The place has Titled changed, Mary.
The day as bright as then.
The nrk's loud song Is in my ear,
And the corn is green again
But miss The soft clasp Of your hand
And your breath warm on my cheek,
And | still keep Istuing for the words
You never more may speak.
'Tis Lu. step down yonder lane,
The little church stands near
The church whore we were wed, Mary,
Isec It's spsc from here
but The graveyard lies between, Mary,
And my step might break your rest,
For I've laid you, darling, down to sleep
With your baby on your bress.
I'm very lonely now, Mary,
For The poor make no new ffiend.;
i'u' oh they love the better still
Tile few our Father sends.
hnd you were MI | had, Mary,
Ny blessing and my pride
There's nothing ef. to care for nov
Since my poor Mary died
Yours was the brave good heart May,
Tha, stu KEEP, hoping on,
When the .rus, ia God had left my soul,
Aud my arms young strength had gone.
There was comfor, on your lip
And the kind look on your brow,
bless you for that same, Mary.
Though you eanao! hear me now.
thank you for the patient smile,
When your heart was Il, 10 break,
When the hunger pain was gnawing there,
And you hid il for my sake,
bless you for that pleasant word,
When your heari was sad and sore
Oh. I'm thankful that you're gone Mary,
Where grief can't reach you more.
I'm bidding YOU long farewell,
My Mary kind aud true
Bu, III not forge, you, darling,
In the land I'm going To-,
The say the,o. bread aud work for al,
And the sun shines always there;
But III rot forget old Ireland.
Were 1t fifty times as fair.
And often in those Grand old woods
III ait and shut my eyes,
And my heart will travel back again
10 the place where Mary lies,
Aud III .hnk ri zee the little slle
Where We sat side By side,
And the springng corn and the bright May
When first You were my bride.
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1 IL persons indebted to the late firm OF
~ Berry s. Sly, either by note or account,
viii iud their accounts in the hands of W. II,
Kelsey until the 18th October next after
which time, they VA oo put IN suit, lnd'scrm-
inatey.
JOSEPH TAYLOR.
Sept. ~ 1887.
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~ john :. suRrny
Does sorrow shade thy brow, Willie,
Has gladnes. passed away
Has Mary. grave no fonder though,
Than her calmly sleeping clay
Or. why upon the s,ile, Willie,
Shy tears for me thus hoa,
When my spirits plnmed ls angel wing
From this earth % toll and woe
a brighter boon is mine, Willie,
Than the fresh swarJ DER my head
'fis but the green mound whence my soul
Its he enward pinion spread
Then think not tina, the humble grave
Whefe Mays ashes lie,
IF press'd by WiIlie's gentle tread,
Would yield one mournin sigh
o no, though taere, in sweet reposs,
Thy Mary's corpse may rest,
Her spirit, like yesper star.
Shines brightly with the b.cs..
Then pfcss tie sod where Mary sleeps
In gcntleness and love;
Her corpse you ne or may break lis rest,
For Its soul il thfonod above!
Oh happy was the festive morn,
When Thy bosom pgcssd;
When, welded 10 my WilIis's love,
deemd III biiss possessed.
An infant, too. ita young day smiis
Was joyous 70 my heart
All. ny baby love with Willies joined
Wss fat too much 10 part
Nor long ] slept alone, Willie.
Fer ny infants spirit ned,
An Mary, with her b'ighted babe,
lar siIsat with the deed;
Det tlss - yes planted there. Willie,
Lite HAT sus spirits hloom.--
ThGx tlias(hl h Thy visions when
Yss ksssl b. Arry's tomb!
nsssh EHaa shesss yos lsavs, Willie.
~ - et,lsws thss;
~ bakgt scisit llak1 with mine,
oAaA waaek ~ s'ss ths ~;
A. wkse tsnsath lsis fresAom's sod
ny Wesesl fern shaiI Ne,
On 6tsss sAsAs wM psaeslnl scsk
II hsas hysed ~ styl
----s--~--~---------'
LsvlsF. Harris. Esq. has been ~ elect.
Z nrsejdsat n ihs Bank Of Savannah.
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lust received and for sale for cash ard
81 cash only, n beautiful lot Of buggies, Of
various styles and patterns, with and wilhou,
tops, which we are Offering at very small ad.
vance, on manufacturers' prices. Having made
arrangements ior our supplies with the best
manufactures in nc United States, we feel
confident that we can sell better article for
less money than any other establishment
west Of New Orleans.
Just call at our repository and taxs a look
at our stock before purchasing elsewhere.
KENNEDY T. BRADFIEID.
Marshall, Sept. ~, 81 No az
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Land Loo ating, and all businos:
connected with tho General
Land 0tacC.

'INIiE undersigned, thankful for the patron
age hei-tS.ufe gwen, would respectfully
announce to the public generally, that having
had several years practice in the art OF survey
ing. natt.r- himself tina, he can make as choice
locations ~ any person engaged N tina, bust
ness, in this, and the adjoining counties,
Nor and We... embracing Cook ard Dem
ton land Districts, and the Cross TIM ~.
Also forwarding field notes, for obtaining lat
tents, assisting preemptioners in proving up
their claims, attending to any claim or eerthi-
Gates to brought before the commissioner Of
claims
Terms for locating and surveying,
] League, (cas'O 500
1880 acres and League 100
$40 acres, %
$40 acres, 40
Il owner. prefer, will locate, sursery, and
patent large claims for one.fcurth, smaller
claims for one-ihird.
Good locations warranted IN every case.
ANY business entrusted TO my care, shall re-
ceise proper and prompt attention.
Address
u. c. PALMER,
Marshall, Mach -, 81. \o-3l If
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ItRkELL n BATES,
Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers in
n Boots, shoes and Hats, n
8 Magazine street, n. q.
Manu- tory at South Weymouth, Mass
Our stock of SHOES came, be surpassed by
any similar establishment in the south Our
prices are reasonable and terms liberal. api9
:. ". Rawl,ns, formerly Of Rswlia.. Duncan a Co.
~ W. RAWI.I<S & Co, Wholesale Gro
- GERS aud Commission Merchants, Ii
Tchoupitoulas and New Leyce s,s., New
Orleans.
Dee Il. 1896 bly,
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MARSHALL GROVE ACADEMY.

I>uE fourth session will commence on
i Monday, the iweniy-eighth day of D~cem.
Der, and clos. on Thursday the thirteenth day
Of May.
This Academy is connected with the resi-
dcncc of the Principal. situated IN beaui
iul forest grove. one half mile South of the
Courthouse. on an omincncc overlooking the
city
The School-room j. amply furnished with
chairs and tables, which the boys say Is d.ci.
ded improvement on hard benches and low
desks. In this new arrangement, both the
health and comfort Of pupils are considered
The water Is oxcelieLt--as good a. tn. best 10
the city.
RATES OF TUITION.
Primary Department pei session. SIS 90
Secnud, 20 90
Junior " 20 90
senior IL" so %
Incidental expence-, 90
The exercises will be commenced ever,
morning by reading ard prayer The moral.
OF the school will be maintained a, all hazards.
by Diminishing every pupi who cannot he
brought under proper discipline Pupils DIS.
mi ,s.d from other schools iur immortality. sc g.,
will not he admitted, without Satisfactory
vouchers OF goo. cha ..cter
II IS horcd every reading pupil will be fur.
ni-hcd with .,tlc, as i, viii be- daiy ne,,,. 4
Pupils will be charged from the illno u
entrance to the close of :hc session
Boarders can be accommodated al the Acnd.
ems with board, washing, aud fuel, at twelve
dollars per month
Ten per cent discouu, for advance payments
FRANK J. FAiiLLO. .
Dee. go, 81. ls.if
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Il. 4. EZELI, 4. NJ. President.
Supported by a corps Of able and experienced
Professors and T,achers
INIE PRESENT SESSION WILL clos.
i on the llh Of February and the exercises
of the Spring session will commence imuisdi.
aelg. without any vacation. A, the term nation
Of the next Session there will be public es.
animation Of the students students are
charged from the period o. admission TO the
close Of the session except in case, OF protract-
ed sickness All Students above the age Of
fourteen, SIZE and strength corresponding, are
required Ia wear tho
UNIFORM or 1VE UNIVERSITY,
and to attend the regular Military exercises
every morning and evening.
The corps of professors is row complete,
which however, Will be Increased rs the num-
Der Of students shall continue to increase, the
labors of the teachers being confined to m
average number of twenty pupil each. No
Teacher can do ample justice TO more than thai
number Of pupils
Il T. II Nj s.:
Payable one hdf IN adtaucc and The remainder
attie chase # the Term
For tuition in the Ancient Languages,
Mathematics, aud Solid Sciences, in
Guiding one or all of these branches,
for the Session Of five months. $4,000
10 the English branches, embracing
the elementary branches, aud in nd.
ditlon English Grammer, Geography,
History, Arithmetic &c. 10000
In tho Modern Languages, Spanish,
French, Italian and German extra
CHARGE each, loco
Fuel in College building, %
II these rates Of tuition be considered higher
than those which have heretofore obtained in
Eastern Texas, 1t may pc confidently asserted
tina, the character Of the instruction and the ad.
vantages afor ded will be found nj least pro.
poftionaiely higher Those professors Of &C
knowlcdged ability and successful experience,
whose entire time and attention are devoted to
the instruction Of sixty Students, or to an
average number oftwenty cach can mol rcason'
ably be required to give such instruction asn
here furnished, Tor
LESS CONFIRMATION.
II to each instructor were assigned forty
pupils, the tuition fees might be reduced bu'
both the patron and the student wouli be seri
onsly imposed npon BY such an arrangement
The President eanno. consent TO lend him'
self to such an imposition, preferring rather "
combat than chime in n,fh popular error ona
subject OF 40 absorbing Interest to the r'sse
generation. lie congratulates the Faculty a"e
the friends OF the College upon the feet 1ha'
no other compliant has been alleged against u"
institution or its management.
X. A. EZEIt., A. NJ. Pre'h
Marshall, Jan. ~, SO. 2i-tf
1r Galveston Christian Advocate. Cads0
Gazette, South Western, Shreveport, Jefie'sen
Gazette, uPshu' Democ rat, copy four week.
and send account TO II. A. Esell, Marshall
Texas.
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u = : hall 2op.ub.lieaa
ACADEMY

H~%A1'A-tt 4.
IIAVtNG resigned the s'rcsidencv Of IL.
L Masonic Female institute, l take p,e..
urc In informing my friends and the publ,s
that ] VIII open male SCHOOL, on The 6rs,
"onoay )" e''"l -. W. oa,dlhe
Anor" ~ w. ",,'''y' 10
49,, M. ~ .'., .Nsea.
w" wv 20 s" S'r4 ri, ~, $50 c, "" y.
P""ea ~ =. a." ~. I.,.,,,,i,. u.
10" "s'" ~ Wv -"~'o".
"ssss % 1sN'es Pss s'se 81 - Wseh
Junior ciass, 1890
Middle 1000
Senior 1900
incidental expenses per session 100
Bills due at 'he end OF the -e.sion,
could append testimonials rom the first
r'sln'y hsa '"''o", =" sas ."p p.., w." some
., ~ ,s,., ~ ,hs nson,e pI CAROi'A~ NV"
M.sn,,r rrwaar avsr,r,rp
m"'~"'U ~
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No l3-y
SeuIheru ruraIture w. reresns.
ALL NEW STOCK.

The lsrges, Establishment in the South, at
Nos. III and l73 Canal Street.
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water CoDors.
Nerman's, Reerss f. Sons, Arhsrpdns,
and Osborae's.
IuST received, a large stock Of the above
81 color-. IN cakes and in Mahonony and rose
wood boxes, with lock and key Also, Ger
man Color-, in cakes and boxes, 4 fine assert.
ment,
Oh colors, in ,ub.-Eneli.h and Amefic.r
Canvsscs for portraits Ia frames OF exio 10
a2x56.
Canss. in rolls, from 80 to SO inches wide
Sir.ichers for canva-es, Of all s'xes;
400 dpz lin, sable and camel hair pencils;
100 pain, and varnsh brushes, all sizes
so packages gold and silver leaf
100 bundles tnek metal, white and yellow
Tin foil, in SHEETS and books
Tinsel Of all the usual colors
French and American
paper u n n y mgs.
Doors, Window Sash and Bids, Of all sizes
and description for sale cheap
WINDOW GLASS, dc.
5000 boxes Amer Window Glass, all sizes
a7oo do English and French, from ssl0
to 20s30
800 lights fine Plate Glass
100 5xs double thick American, from sAlo
to 3Dx30;
1000 hight eolored glass
100 Gazier diamonds
800 bundles giazier tins;
10 tons Waite Lead, IN IS TO 100 Id. kegs;
500 canisters aud kegs colored pants, IN
ounce TO 100 pound packages;
$500 lbs, fine French green, dry and ground
IN oil,
1000 bbls whiting aud Paris white, of my
own manufacture. FIRE dried
Paint Mills of all sizes, and every article
usually kept in a paint, oil and color store,
will be found at H. CLA<NON'S,
April 10 '5S-y % Canal II. y Orleans
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Tin plates.
=" Pans,
Cups,
Coffee pots,
STEAMERS,
Cake pans,
Sauee, do
Covered buckets,
Wash pans,
Nutmeg graters,
Swimmers,
Candle moulds,
Cake turner's,
bread coasters.
Cake BOXES.
Mouse traps,
Wooden bowie
Better ladlca.
Cedar buckets.
Painted do
Well do
Scrub brushes.
nsooms.
Door mats.
Al Of the Adore goods win be sold Al Low
prices.
r. r. HYDE.
Mar,hsll, Oct Z 81. SOD
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'tt baFFeIs, same DISTANCES, viii be charged
same price. as cotton bales. Dry barrels, 30 per
cent 'sss.
JAMES ~ CURTIS.
Petersburg, Dec. 18th ~. i7-am.
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Western Exchange boarding. House

49, Ichoupttoulas t.,corner Natchez street
M,. Mrs. WILSON informs her friends
LA and the public, that She has opened this
extensive boarding house. and Is now prepared
TO receive families, single gentlemen, and tran
si.nt visitors. Her terms VIII be found mode
rate, and her table abuudan,ly supplied. The
room, are ample AMI well ventilated, aud the
furniture has been recently purchased.
Persons visiting the city she feels assured
will be pleased with the arrangement Of her
rooms and the aceommoe .,tions Of her house
Neither pains nor expense will be spared to
ensure the comfort Of her guests. apls-y
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ANSWER TO TIE "LAMENr OF THE HUSH
EMlcRANT"
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NE. w GOOD S!!!


lilsck and coorea AlPaesr-.
piait Canei,
Hack Gladly
I,,ack figured aud eolored dross silss.
knotied six B,rlhas.
SIX fdngc and Lace for trimming,
WatcFei Galoon
Cheneillc cord
SIX IionnefS, latest Parisesn styles
Plain ani colorci Epgl,h straw 3onncis,
Straw Gipsies. and misses Flats,
Flowers and spriy-. (in great sarie'y)
liridai xrcaihs and hesd dresses,
V.lye, bracelets and fur CUFFS,
I.adie, Cioaks and Man,lIas, (elo'h and
s,lyet)
lssdiss cioih for Clnass,
Black, blue, PINK, cherry, and Prin'ef !se-
by velvet,
Printed Flannel fsr children,
Black clssiich aud silk Belts and belt ribbons,
Bonnci ribbons.
Ius'ring Do
Satin DO
Six EnbioidercA Swiss Robes,
Embroidered Muslin skirts,
Plain and paid SWISS Muslin,
Berlin Cord,
SIX Illusion,
Blond Lace,
Thread Edging,
Jaconet Do
wis. DO
Inserting DO
Worked collars, (Jaeone, and Swiss)
DO nand-,
Linen Cambria Handkerchief, (bemed and
stitched aud enbroidcred)
FOL Corsets,
Grass cloth,
Hoop skirts,
ladies KID glove. and Gauntlets.
Menu Bnck aud Dogskin DO DO
Iade- black silk, Merino and cotton hose,
Misses merino hose,
ChiIdrcns Wool Do
Cheneile Scarfs,
Wool DO
Net wool Pokns and TAlmas,
DO Rigoei,s
STAPLE GOODS.
Black Clde', Oxford and brown Sa,inets,
Black and fancy Cas-mer-,
Twecd., Jeans, and Faled cloth,
Goll medal Jeans,
Georgia and Kentucky kcrscys and Plans,
Plain and laid Ilusey,
White, Red, Yellow, and Green Flsnneis,
Weite. Brown and Slate Cotton g
Brown lowells,
DO Sheelings and Shrtng-,
White and colored Furniture Dimity,
Blankets, White, Red, Green, blue and
GRAY,
Brlaklaya Blankets,
Red DO
Prints, "a large assor,meut)
LINENS.
Irish Linen,
banask Table cloths,
DO Napkins,
Brown Holland Crash, 6c.
boots ana Shocs.
Mems and Boys calf and kip Boots
i!rogans,
Youth. and Chldreu's shoes and boots.
Women's Calf, Kip, and Seal Bootces,
Ladies' y ID and lasting CATERS,
" Slippers and I'u-kias,
Misses mud Chileren'- Caters,
Ladies' Turkish roile, Slippers,
:" Rubber oyershoes.
CLOTHING,
Mcn'. ard Boys,
Oycroa,s, Frock Do
Pants and Vests,
shirts and Collars,
tnder-hirts and Drawera
Mems aud Boys hats and Caps,
SIX Cashmere aud Wool Hats,
Cloth, Velvet and Plush Caps.
0undrics.
Toilc, Powder, Tooth Soap, Shaving DO
ponade, Cologne. Balm Of Thousand Flowers,
',u,er Mich. l,oxr. (Aha. Combs. Hair
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LsvhF. Harris. ESQ. has been r. elect.
- Avsojdsee q iks Bank Of Savsnah.
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ye6crson Advertise cnts.

erASLiY 4 NlMNo
4, the foot Of the bridge
PtANOs,a few select, Tor sale
T"" STANLEY SrMuo.
"a CHAIRS. Queen Elizabeth rockers,
Boston cane seat rockers, nurse or sew
Nv ing chairs, with rockers, heavy ast'J, ma
pie, rosewood, mahogany, hickory, revolving
Office. wood seat Office, oane--eat Office, ch'l-
drens Of all kinds. Sc fof sale by
STANLEY q NIMMO,
AII.JEWEIltY sold by US guaranteed as
~ represented, # not, the moneJ refunded.
STANLEY n NIMMO.
BUREAUS, with aud without Marble TOPS
! ID for sale by
STANLEY & NIMMo.
DLACK walnut and cherry d ing tables,
- for sale by STANLEY 4 NlMMo.
DLACk walnut and cherry stands, Of all
ID kinds, for sails by
STANLEY a NIMMo.
DEDsTEA b.ask-walnu., birch, poplar
/ - aud mahogany Of all kinds for sale by
STANLEY a NIMMO.
/ l)RANnY in l and casks, for medical puf
ID poses, very superior article, sold by
/ STA NI.Ey 4 NIMMo.
(>ARD.TABiES, variety: for sale by
~ STANLEY 4 \lMMO
4 ,RlBS and cradles, black wainutsnd cherry
sold by STANLEY a NIMMo.
ItOLI.AR buttons, sleeve buttons, studs, and
T. Buckles, an innnmcrah'e variety, Tor sale
| BY STANLEY & NlMMo.
EAR.p lOPS, cameo, mosaic gold stone
/ II cornelian, emerald, PLAIN and chased, to
match pins, for sale by
/ STANLEY & NIMMo.
HOiD aud silver spcciaele- for sale by
N STANLEY a NlMMO
I COOKING glasses, arch top, square aad
] 4 oblong, with I'll, frames, from = to s2j
soId by STANLEY NlNNo.
MARBLE Slabs, centre and sofa tables, for
/ wi sale by STANLEY & NiMMo,
IArToMANs, nice article, sold by
~ STANLEY & NIMMO.
JEWELRY.
DINs. cameo, mosaic, gold.stone, cornelian,
] Emerald. plain and chased, both ladies' aud
gen,lcmcns, for sale by
STANLEY & NIMMO.
DlN1,, OF all manner OF style, sou by
IL STANLEY & N1MNO.
CAFES, side boards, Se, for fate By
- STANLEY a NlMMO.
CECRETARlEs. book eases, Sc for sale
- by STANLEY 4 NIMMO.
\v1ASlI.sTA NDs, with and without mar
w Bile tops, for sale by
STANLEY a NIMMO.
A'Oisk stands, with one, two, and three
w drawers, with and without leaves. for
sale by STANLEY 4 NlMMo,
MILLION wagons, Tor sale By
w STANLEY x \IMMO.
Xl1ARD-RoBES, variety for sale by
w STANLEY 4 \INMD
NOTICE.
4 LII persons indebted to the estate of Jas,
~ A Pfewilt, whose claims have been
placed IN the hands Of Gen. j. + lItnderson
for collection. nfc hereby notified that II they
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SOUTHERN Pacific RAILROAD

TNTIE uldersigned begs leave to inform the
/ friends and the public generally. that he
has leased for a time the entire warehousing
privileges at Pc,ersbugb, the Eastern TERM.
nus Of the =. =. X. H., ON caddo Lake where
hc is prepared to store and ship cotton. Send
To him by Railroad, or Otherwise also up
trcgh.s Of all sorts u, the usual price. charged
at other warehouses on the lake Cotton Dc.
posted on the line Of the Railroad will be taken
to the Lale, mn goods forwarded BY the cars
!, and point as the track progresses a, the fol.
atas
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-01-12
STATE OF WISCONSIN,
Wisconsin flank.
Mineral Point.
JUNE &c, 1856.

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hS institution having relinquishcd its rights under
the Banking Law of this deposited with the
Bank Comptroller, az Madison sum Of money sufficient
TO redeem ali outstanding counersgned notes
at par, ~
Notice is therefore hereby given that all the counter
signed Circulating of this Bank must be presented
at the Bank Comptrollers Office for REDEMPTION within
two years from the date of the publication of this
notice. or that the funds for redemption of
the same Will be surrendered 10 this Bank
F9n23y2 HENRY p. GEORGE, Cashier.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-01-12
LEGAL NOTICES.
SHERIFF"S SALE.
Iowa Comfy Circuit Court.
Wisconsin.

Nathaniel n. iHolstead and CROSSE
Joseph Brokaw partners in -
under the and Iowa Comfy circuit Court
firm of Halstead Il Brokaw, Wisconsin
Is. PfIs,
Curtis Beech Defendant
NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue OF an alias her
facias No.l646 issued the Office of the Clerk OF
Court in and for the county of iowaand State
of Wisconsin, and ected in of the above
named plaintiffs and against the goods and chattels,
ands enenents of Curtis Beech, defendant, have
this ay and levied upon the northeast quarter of
the southwest of section number three () in
township number six 90 north of number three
() the county of Iowa and State Of Wis
consn property OF Curtis Beech, defendant and
will on the 2fh January next a 1888 between
the hours clock A. NJ and O'Clock IL tie after
day. offer for sale at p1bic cutlery 70 the
bidder for cash, the above described
door of the Court House in the city
Mineral int in the county of Iowa in the State of
Wisconsin. ~
Dated Sherifs Office, Mineral Point Dec 18th, 1857.
GEO MESSERSMTTH. Sheriff
OF Iowa County, Wisconsin.
PARLEy EATON. for ri 49w7
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