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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-15

- iavorAby known throughout the Southern States AS excn
svey possessing the combined qualities being set IN strong
iron frame using only the best French Stone running ne
lower sgoe which being fast the spindle come in
contact with rs fellow to be injured by running empty having
no bush TO get loose having drive choke
having its spindle in piece from brdgeree TO hopper
bearer. - - -fFN'
me 3m M IN Greyer s,raai ~ W. = ~ or,a,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-15

S3 MADAME p. ROBERT, II CHAR-SN
XIX TRES STREET, respectfully informs her friends Sp
NE and customers that she has just received her *
A Spring stock. consisting of large splendid assert
ment Of DRESS GOODS, Lace Bonnets Trimmings which
she will sell at very low prices
Having engaged skillfu Mners and Dress Makers from
Paris she prepared do all line in mauner not
TO De eNceiled in the city. as I'm
TNOBACC0-S. TURNER, No. 30 CAMP STREET, (up
stairs, Dealer in all kinds Of TOBACCO both m hogsheads
ad bales suitable Tor the Mexican Market Plantation
oen purposes. as ly
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-15

"a JUST kECEIVED BY THE UNDERSIGNED
~ from Georgia and South Carolina 1850 valuable and
n choice NEGROES, for sale City Of which are from one
~ plantation, and in smilies These negroes are sod mn
der afull guarantee and titles unquestiOnahle.
!. J. POINDRXTRR,
ma Inn Is and 63 Barnnne street. New Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-15

| A. LEVY, Jr., AUCTIoNEER FOR THE SALE
La OF Real Estate Slaves SUGGESTIONS and outdoor business
generally Office rs Common street, next of Camp
L.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-15

- II II p
~ - MCCAIN PATTERSON, corner Of Decrd md New
S Levee streets The undersigned prepared to
. " manufacture STEAM ENGINES, BOILERS ard
MAC6lNERY Of oil kinds for Steam Boats Sugar Plann
ons saw Als Cotton Presses Draining Machines and Rail
roads, Gin Gearing Horse Power Fire FRONTS Furraca
Mouths Crate Bars, (patentedl otherwise they ars
agents Tor several patenees Of trBe Work Of
All kinds such As Guage Cocks and Valves every descrp
TOM Metallic fsekng for Steam Cylinders Gun Metal Riuss
etc. Blacksmith Work for Boats Saw Mills or Ma
chiuery Of any description that may be required.
They have hand all times Crate Bars Wheel Sruu.
Boats. - = ~
Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed mon
them, they hope, by asduous attention business 10
merit continuance Of the
aul2 ly MCCAIN A PATTERSON
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-07-03

NEALkD PROOFS Als- win be received by
y tbs Commissioner. fr binding The State
lnnaic Asylum, until The 9th day II JuIy
next ~ he erection and completion II the IT,,
and ID reecdmg buildings aud ihe 81 connecting
wing If said Asylum. located near the city 81
Austin, on ihe grounds known as the Forbes
tract of land. under the couirel Of De Governor.
Comptroller and Treasurer. huildilw oouan.s
sowu lor the same, or sHch portions % they
may appoint and according to The drawing AMI
specifications adopted b, them
The whose 10 Ne completed and delivered hy
'he IS DIS Of jsngar 200 The Contractor
viii he required 10 give bond ard eoeA security
% doatle the aHisHu, u ,hc bid ior shs faithful
performance ~ BIZ contract and 20 usinc IN Bis
proposal. The persons who aFv' 20 be his -gr'i~
He will alan bc roaHr,d io enter into contract
w. 'ooa ~ be- b notified u the acceptance Of his
hd
The plan, drawings sroefcailcns aaa eotd'
tious Of contract can, at al timcs he >een a: the
oilicr of The Superintendent, ia the capitol
C. q. KEENAN, Superintendent
for Commissioners,
ilaustoa Telegraph, san Anionio Texan
Cnrks,dc Siapaafl Marshall Rcpuiti,an
Crockett Argus and llci~ler>oa Beacon VIII
pleass copy and forward ,beif accosHts,
June ~ ~. No u It
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-07-03

ToRSaDo.-A destructive tornado swept
over New York city on the 2lst ult. az.
companied by copious rain and hail,
sharp lightning and heavy thusdcr
One wing Of the American Film Glass
company's extensive works at Hunters
point was blown down The Rev. Rabbi
lloyt's church, which was nearly com.
plctcd, was RACED TO its foundation 10y the
violence Of the storm, and much damage
was Zone to bwiljings in other parts Of
tie city.
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TRIBUTE OF RESPECT


i VI Gm.oN lopcE RooNs l. u o /.
M,rsu,il. Junc 2sth 1855 I
We 'he Committee to whom was committed
tAc dnu at preparing resolutions, SC. expires
.i,c uf tha @.ns NJ This lnlgc in relation 10 the
,lnth Of brother leHellu Key. beg leave ip
present the following preamble and resolutions;
WHEREAS. wc. the members OF J NJ Gibson
I.ulet, Nc. ~ |, q. o. +. have been called 10y
an net Of Divine Providence, To discharge the
solemn duty deynlvng upou is 10 bury the dead
Of our uuier. whether mrmbars # this Lodge or
any o,hc, deem & appropriate her, to eNpncs
our heartfelt sSmpntlie- IN the death OF Brother
Ilcwclln Key, formerly member Of this Lodge,
bat ai thc time Of his death member of Texas
loda, NO al Gilmer rcNgS, Offer the follow.
ing resolutions
Re,at,r' That IN the dcth Of brother Key
society ha. been deprived Of a uSeiui ard cNem.
plary mcmhar and our order one that adorned
ita ranks.
ResalreI. Tint vtc We 'h1- laurent hls los-
we bow with humble submission 'o the rulings Of
IN allwise tnator. believing that cur loss Is his
eternal gain.
Reslred. That the Secretary II this Iels'
Dc Instructed to INFORM Te,as Lodge Of his death
and that a copy NJ these resolutions lc publish
I'd in the Harrison Flag. aud Texas Republican
and copy be forwarded To SAID Lodge AMI Ia
the relatives af The deceased
u 4, BoNforY,
r ksNSFpy.
/ L, FoGu
CommHief
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New Advertisements.
For Ten Days Longer. Only.

For Ten Days Longer. Only.
AtfR whsle stock which has been repcui<lpsl
" hy new additions Is In H. disposed 81 by
tina, time, no matter what the dit'gcu, goods
bring
We have reduced the price u al ont nrcss
Goods to-day. -, As TO cntice the meney from IL
hiding places and 10 induce the most economical
housck~pers to supply their immediate wans md
10 las IN for their future eAigphcis.
Bayaderr dicss slik at 5Dc. yarl.
,.en,il silk dresses, at 81 a pattern.
Heavy Italian brocade silks worth Soc for
% cent?
flounccd hancgc robes, for party dresses foT
81
Ss.e.iriIs, mnslins, at 81 80.
Very fins printed muslins ai Be-, worth 3ic.
French corsefs from Iac upwards.
Collar, sl,svtS ruilias. and banls, ipuncinrs
and cigings.
English merinos. all colors, at 25c. yard
pciaincs, plain and printed.
Cotton ilanncls, white, tSd and grey hauucls
Iweois, Jeans and colsonadcs
pum,-sics and sea isands
French and English cs,lieoes
rarasns. .unshnd,S and martiuiscS.
And other good too numerous to mention
We nspectiully invite the ladies TO examine ouT
stock their y no trouble for rs In showing
goods. whether The ladies WISH 10 pareha-c o.
go examine.
G. e. WAAIANp & co,
Near : T.. Corner OF The Public square
Marshall Jaly 3, 1865. u
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Administration Notice,

| Ei-rlEI tesiapu'ary were granted 70 v
/. g. SNaienr en- The estate % Jams NJ
swansea ti.ssls.ll ai 'he T. esnher term. \. h
ls55. Geo being Size l9th day ihcn'ofi of the coan-
iy coar, PERTAINING 20 DE estates Of deceased
persons. rhi- "a, thrrclere, IL uo,iN al persons
havne claims nasi',-i said estate to prssiii thsn
siihiu tie time prescribed By law aud thcse in
iehl,si. jo make Immediate payg3oui.
" C. SWANSON. EXr
.luri + sos Ne loot
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-07-03

TBf tran Nf~-Tlic Il Louis Rcphb-
lican If the 18th instant, thus reviews
the late news from Utah Territory:
Gen. Johnston was about Ia be re-
loved from the starvation which threat
cucd his army. by the arrival OF the sup
plies sent forward from Fort Laramie by
Col. Hoffman; aud Capt Marcy's com
mand had been heard FROM and was
within two hundred miles of Capt scott
The reception Of supplies, and the arr
val of the animals IN charge oi Capt
Marcy, will plac, Gen Johnston IN u po'
sitiea 10 commence offensive operations,
should his orders give him tins discre-
ton; hnt the movements Of TOY. cnm-
ming. his entry into Great salt Lake
CITY. and the acknowledgment OF his aut
,hority by the Mormons, rs well as the
instructions given TO the Peace tommls-
saners, may prevent any such demon
stration In this case, the most that can
be- affected will bc the establishment oi
military posts in the Territory, TO pre-
serve the peace, as we'll against the In
dams as any other enemies OF the Gov
ernment.
The Mormons, it will be observed, have
stopped in their flight at Provo, one OF
the strongest Of their settlements, about
forty miles from Salt Lake City. There
il is believed will be a resting place iol
the most Of them. II is n question II
weliniormed quarters IN the Territory
whether il will not be- better fer The
peace of the United States to stop then
where a restraining authority can be OK
crcised over them than 10 drive then
into sonora, where they will soon hc tn,
rullny power in the state, and where
there is little risk in saying, they Wi
soon establish an independent Republic
In that position, with embl,,ered ieel'ng'
against the United States, nothing WI
be easier than for them to give us q vas
deal OF trouble Ii, as rs generally con
coded. we must have possession o
Sonora, they will be a ssumhllng-hlool
in the way. and they win make us rs'
dearly for II
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.


COUNTY COMMISSIONER
e. c. rALIIAFERRo i.a candidate for County
Comm. .suntr n the ensuing August election.
DISTRICT AJ'TORNEi.
,, " CotGH = a candidate for rsseesiion 70
the office OF hI-'ro Attorney a, the August election
DISTRICT CLERK.
JOHN VI HENDERSON ia aan1iafr for 70.
81 eun the office Of District Clerk At the ensuing
August election.
CIllFr IT sTiCE.
o HFNpRlcX j. canlidat. fer rc-elecrion To the
office Of Chief justice At Ihe rn,inng August election.
COUNTY CLEKk
+. e BEAZlEi i.a candidate iof reelection 10
the office at County Clerk Of Harrison county At tt
August election.
SHERIFF.
We arc authorized 10 announcr Il +. RHODES
NJ candidate for ia, Office Of sheriff of Harmon
County.
Aw. CRAWFORD d. a candidate Tor sheriii o.
Harrison County. at the ensuing August election.
HARDIN JOYCE q cnnddsi. ftr Sheriff Of liar
rison county, At The ensuing August election.
TREASURER.
w~u-r requested tn announce that ALEX AMBER
SANDERS Il candidate i1f ~ election o the oliio,
Of Treasurer oi Harrison County
ASSESSOR AND COLLECTOR.
GILBERT WILSON sa candidate for As-essor and
Collector IT Taxes Tor Ilsrou county, At the ensuing
" TAYLOR l. a candidate for Assessor and CoI.
iertorol rpes i0r Harrison county.
JUSTICE OF The PEACE.
r A. HARRIS is candidate fct Iusticr N Tho
Peace "a l,rst No al The -n-uing Auen-t~lec
ANDERSON "a candidate ior justice oi 'i'e
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JNlNDNTANT.

I WILL PAY liberal cash prices tr all fat
! understandable. anil heavy h.ef cattle, DELIVERED
20 nv al Jefferson. Texas, during thu months d
November. pe~emts'r AMI Jseuary ensuing.
AN prepared 70 feceivc. slaughter, and pael
from fs,yive To tiNy bead per day
II VI BLACK
,leaersnn, Tcvas. Sept 10, 81 AZ
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1t was my intention 10 have been pres
cn' at the regular meeting Of stockhold
crs on the 2d inst, to have stated. AS
did 10 the New Orleans stockholders. al
the facts connected with said road. sine,
! had been Its President, particularly il
relation to the deed of trust. which wa
not made by me Individually, as is be
licvcd 10y many, but by a Unanimous res
/ olution Of the Board Of Dircctors but
could not be present without violating
/ other duties Of a most sacred character
! Daring my absence from New Oyleans
Mr Richard 7. Archer published in ar
! ticlc in ynnr paper of the I'll inst. il
which he made several charges Of per
sonal character against me. These charge,
are H'criy untrue To those who know IN,
a rciu,ation of them would be unncces
sary. l5u, as many who have read that
article do not know me, it is but Just io
myself that should disprove them
This ! propose to do in an article which
! will send to You for publication in a
few days
1t is not my purpose TO assail Mr.
Archer's motives In making this puhiica.
ton Nor II il nv intention to wan,onlv
assail his character or fame would
indeed rather return him good for evil
All have to say is, that il he had prac
ticcd the good old rule to do To Others
as they would have others do to them,
he would have ascertaincd, us he could
have done beyond all question, the truth
of his statements, before he attempted Ia
dciame me by their publication
Ar,er socriGcing n, lens, from - ooo
ia sl5 ooo to prnmnte tbc Interests a.
this road. after saving bv my ovn nor.
soual cxertinns the forfeiture of the
.,rtcr. as the Chief Engineer. and AT
least six ar cieht frentlcunn of tbe biyb.
est character in Texas can prove. and
after executing the deed of trust, as iii.
rerted and authorized bv the Board q,
Directors hv and through which alau,
the charter was saved and after arraup
inc "a ret three months time for the com
many ia reuav tho mofey and debts which
were created Ia save the charter a
part of which only was rcnnircd and
"i'ef ,nl1c"Vof'nE' IN ease OF misfortune
o' n'a"','!' ~, " san ""'N l''"'e !" li',
'oel tH' 0'"' l'', S'o'A''''''''s IL ''' -
Sou''' ny d "l'''th S''Pu'",'"iF "n''"
m"Nt pun l''" ,''r "'','s ~ WV ''"'l,''H
Ini'n''' a'''r ''u''l 'eo company q,
a,,1 l,a,,.,.J :, 49,, 1,,.,, r.,.ro, a., ia.
- ,,... .,l,..r,;.od c.r In. r.,,,;.,..,
l"iN was 1nNe'''S'V l'l S"'''' ''''',c"
= "" '','','> "'r' ~ '',''' Wv" y, N'''N
ds,,nr.J - nnt on tho ssle nnHl taa
,ran.r,I ,,a,,;n,, &c Tho s,,ctb,Ilors ,nI
fu,bn,, could not effect this ly then
calling the stockholders IN New Orleans
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TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.

The following Preamble and Rcsolu.
ton have been handed us for publication.
The committee tina, presented them was
composed of Messrs. Ochltrcc, Lane.
Patllo, Adams, Wigfall, Murrah. and
Bristow.
The members Of the Bar. Of Harrison
county, haze heard, with the deepest
and mos, profound regret Of the death
of General j. Pinckncy Henderson, one
of their most honored and cherished as.
sociates Distinguished as was General
/ Henderson IN the field, and in the cabi-
net, II was as a lawyer that the bright
est, noblest, and most attractive traits
Of his character were developed for
nearly twenty-five years. He has fig
ured prominently in the various courts
of the Republic, and of the State of
Texas; atlording nm eminent example
Of the fsbor, and unilinching zeal and
integrity which ever characterizes those
who attain solid fame IN the ancient and
honorable profession, III which he took
such earnest pride. Perhaps no man in
NV ''''''' VI ''H"' ''''i''' ="
anu 81 '"'""s'"T''o h"as VI '''hus
among ms pr"icsslpliil brethren, as uih
General Henderson. The younger mem
bcrs looked to him AZ Il shield and a
bscklcr in all those emergencies which
hose, fha rotary's of a SCIENCE which
n,ly y;.lds ;,s r;chos, ond ,;nos, ce,,;,s
10 those who hv ardent toll and unir.
ing energy. become entitled TO rluck
them.
While those who had borne the heat
and burden of the day with him. in the
establishment and perfection of svs.
TEN of jurisprudence. which needs but
to bc understood to be- appreciated with
one accord, acknowledged him leader
possessed Of the Xarlacst feelings of
the human heart. lie dispensed light
and happiness around him; none knew
hut To love aud admire him. indeed we
may Ike allowed to apply to our diseased
friend and brolhrr. with a change Of
name, that most eloquent Inscription at
tributed to Dl Franklin
If 10 be pruden, in council.
lprigh, in judgement,
Faithful in trust
Give value TO the public man;
Il to 1e sincere m friendship
AhTuo'''' 10 f''au'E,
~, ~ nv H ~ ~, ''Y''' '",'
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~ -
ADDRESS.

The citizens of Harrison and sGiround-
ing counties, and Attorneys at the Bar in
Eastern Texas, are requested 10 attend a
public address on the life and services
of our much esteemed and lamonted
friend and fellow citizen, the Hon j.
Pinckney Henderson, pronounced by the
Hon. w Is Ochiltrcc, at the Baptist
Church in this place on Wednesday the
18th of July at ! o'clock Az
I. A. PATILL0,
G. Il ADKINS.
8 j NJ JOHNSON,
COMMITTEE.
Marshall, Texas June 81. 1855
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Two Ftcuchmen. named nyon, broth
crs. living IN Macomb county Michigan,
murdered their sister in the most horri-
blc manner recently They said they
were prompted 10 Kill her because she
persisted in going 10 church very sun
day. and asserted that thcy made three
attcrpts before they accomplished it
The United States Treasury circulars
are now photographed, instead Of copied
Iy non. as heretofore
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LOST.

THE lloal RIGHT certificate issnod by tho Board
l of hnd Comm s-icners Of san Augustigr'
county 70 IlsBnsh knieh'ta, f'f one Icagse AMI
etie llhaT 1; iatri Ne ! :, AMI class No. l. II d;
should not Ia found | win apply flr a dHpiiea,s
ROBERT HALL
Admir- n estate ~ u knbTlng dc .
june ~ iNs4. no-il-gt
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o HIT u A X Y

.EffAN KEY AGED % years
81. -, -, -, .,,.,. ve.rs q, Marshall
q. -, :. ,,u,..., fr,..A,,,
-. -, a.. ,.....,n,,t. ,,,,.,,sss attn
-.
II !. ano "a NJ. r.em,--y Ia say .h,, No v,,,nr
,,,,, "a. .,sr u,.a i, u.r,han n,ere geuesatlt or
t,.,,, s.,o.u,ea attentive 10 hr.lnc~- and n ali
~, .,,,;,,,n.n,. ,s .,e,.,v modes, ana unebiruSve
in h,s manner. sincere and frap, in IA. intercourse
,,h che ,o,a he united IN hi. ner.eu ,ho.. sterling
o,,ln.s of hc,a and heart which challenge aamira.
lion saw If Ilcx,llvn Key that he eve, de.
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I NDts
was told and assured maj the Deed
IF Trust was never ra'ihed, except u
cover the $50 ooo 10 save the charter
aud to secure j. ) Grant 4 70, ny
majority OF Directors, IN December, 1891
when agreed TO undertake the pay
mcnt of $3.50, 900 OF company's debts
my contract expressly STIMULATES that no
liens shall be created or remain ON the
property OF the company, except for
Texas claims and Grants contract III
the face of this express stipulation, II "
now set up chat references 10 the trust deed
indirectly, has ratified what the Direct
ars, with me, covenantcd not to- do. To
ratify and confirm such an instrument as
the Deed of Trust beyond the grant Of
authority TO make it, the Directors must
know and intend To do so; and they
cannot he ovcrreachcd by the chicancry
# associate Directors into measure
which they ropudiatc, and solcmnv GOV.
cuar n their contract. with me on the
sd December, 1857, that they will not
do.
Suppose had paid in cash $3.50 600
10y LIST April 1858, ask if the compa.
nv would not still have had existing the
balance of It's liabilities of $4,000 to
sl50, o0o pasaf,sGe.i. and ii the sale would
not have still taken place? cannot
douh. it. under the bold. open, and
avowcd declarations Of Col J. T. Wig
fall that public policy and private inter
est demanded this sale; aud that the
design OF the Deed Of Trust when made,
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LOST.

THE Head righ; certificate issssd by the bnari
] o, land Commissioners n Ssr Asessssp'
county. y benjamin K,mbsviin. tcr o. ks&us
and one Abor Of land No. -. and CLAUS M l. Il
/, should ~, M found will apply IN duplicate
RdhfRr HALL.
Aamsnsirs'cr 81 es's'r q y Kirh~rssn,.;
dscessed
rs.r n 1tF " II y
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I WILL. SELL nj Auriion every SATURDAY. arl
| al nights. q good assortment 81 !'ry Good.
Roots Shoes Hats and Ready Madc Clp'hns.
also l.iquors and nrooa,'s Cciac ani "a bar
gains
4. SCHW ARTI
,iunc IL. l,5s Nail-tf
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MarshniI Grove for Sale or Rent.

THE most beautiful and desirable residence in
! the city Of Marshall !, red for sale on
very accommodating terms. II is that Known a.
Marshall Grove Academy situated within the
corporate limits Of Marshall. lnlf mile south
Of the courthouse. West side of Washington Az
cnue, opposite Col Marshalls The house wa.
built Tor r,9.idcne. on plan universally nd.
mirel-two stories high. double eplleric.. four
large rooms. two above and two below. with
passage between the rooms below. and large fold.
inc doors above also n large. wei yentila,c
garnet room the fall length Of the house lj2 fr.il
well adapted TO boarding pupils There are
twenty seven large windows IN the main building
Kitchen dining room, sc, attached. = good
well of excellent neyer-lailing waler-'he best In
this country. \ very large garden inclossd wiih
substantial pailnls. The LOT Of ground j. ten
acre square. all good soil now in cultivation tor
the first time except aber one ARE From this
emnenee thrrsfourths of the city Of Marshall
can be seen. ailofding a picturesque and delight
iul view. Gu This account il has been called by
-dncs Point Prospect Everything new.
For further particulars apply, witlior- delay
TO : T. Geer architect, or
r. j PArIILo.
0s tie premises, az
T. A. PArIILp,
n hs efio,,
T. Sit is most desirable 10 scll. bat would
be- rented for the balance Of the year
june 3, !cjs. AFT
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Col T G. Hindman. who has been
nominated for Congress in the first dis.
trict of Arkansas. is the cdilc, Of the
Helena Democrat
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PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY.


TllE OFFICE of thi. company "a held at the
I CORNER of Austin auA Bolivar strte,s in the
city 81 Marshall Teyas. Al persots hsvirz
bnsincss. will fr-i the oace al-n from a. = So
ir, w.. daily
JEFTuA FONIkr- Pret
n { WuutH -eeniary
11is' II. l-as. 42G
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Brick Mason and plastcfcr.
Look sharp.

4 H. persons nicht,t TO Us arr requested To-
y ceine forward and settle their accounts. or
We shall be under the pFtfoi necessity af placing
them IN the hanl- II aa oiiecr f,r coIlcclipn
Snort settlement aiake strong fsiead, Is aa ogd
and frus adaes We an ~ efrace and ''o hum
hug 80 lock pia Ati,T thr ~ ~ May ncNt
all unseltlel accounts vii he found IN an III e.
hanls, We want god pGgmg aisiomeo. and to
such we are willing and ready 10 uilr great i,-
di,senissds We want me- o,Aer kind and wish 10
expressly andrrsieod will not have them as snun
a. VIZ find them tu be- eihefwiae
C. T. IllNSO\ a co.
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