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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-05
CONFECTIONERY SCI

I.aLlI"E .AGslLNg1
d. 60, ID IL A DY ST
TINaB public generally are invited 70 my stors.
L where everything 10 the line OF
CAKES, FRUITS, &C.
Yin be found In any quantity and the best quality
HOT COFFEE AND WARM MEALS
Served In my Balloon In the best style 1t Al hours
Can and sstisfy yourselves.
Oysters and leo Cream.
Rooms sstly fitted up for Ladies' and Gentlemen.
and supplies u thsse Injuries Furnished 70 fsmNe
and parties on the shortest notice.
A COMPLETE BAKERY DEPOT
Bread, Cakes,
Pies, Pastries,
etc, always fresh and In all their varieties.
u Customers will always receive polite sttcntion
and living share Of patronage IL solicited
O. PIERuCCI, y. D., Agent.
Davenport, Dec. s, 1857. al
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-05

Fer Sale Or Lease.
Is pastleslass snsuirs q Oo1Du 4 Dow, or
1eugl61tS) JAM NAY
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-05
Auction Sale.

N11LL BE- soad 1t public auction IN front Of ny
w Warehouse . at O'Clock ? on the l6sh Of
March ne1t, for charges, - unclaimed goode-2 Cog
Wheels, Harmon 1hOx DRIED Fruit, Worthing !;
BOZ Dried Fsuit. " Blair: / Force Punp, n Moak ;
Dry Dbl, Fierce; SOhsirs, u A D Massey;
~ Goal and 2 = Pipes, noes; trunk, Hsa-
Dirk; ut Hand Rake, wharton
HeS9e-d9W H. WHILE. Com Merchant
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NOTICES.

Under this head limited numbero specai notices
will be inserted at ten cents per line for each inser
ton nfty cents per week
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-05

TIVE subscFbe1 has removed his stock Of Cisars
- Iooacce and Fancy Pipes, 70 TIE oosner Of Brady
eoe1rooe Doeeo8 IN u ol16so 0noh, WhofO - vss y
hepy - - " he old customers and the pabc zen,
saiU. lseesdtn =. QD0
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-07-21
CnrRT PROCLAMATION

NTUEREAS, The Honorable JAMES BURN
w SIDE, Esl- President Judge of the Court
Of Common Pleas of the twenty fifth Judicial Dis.
trict composed Of the counties of Clcarhela, Cen
tro nnd Clinton-and the Honorable WM y
MOORE and BENZ. RONSAL, Associate Judges
in Cloorfcd county have issued their prccept
bearing date the twentieth day Of May last,
to me directed, for the holding Of Court Of Com.
mon Pleas, Orphans Court, Court Of Quarter Sos-
sions, Court Of Oyer and Termincr, and Court of
General Jail Delivery, at Clearfed in and for
Clearfeld county, on the THIRD MONDAY of
August next, being the 10th day of the month.
Notice is, therefore, hereby given,
To the Coroner, Justices of the Peace, and Consta-
blcs, in and for the said county of Clenrfed, to
appear in their own proper persons with their
Rolls, Records, lnquisitons Examinations and
other Remcmbrances, to do those things which to
their Offices, and in their behalf pertain to be done
and Jurors and Witnesses are requested to be then
and there attending, and not to depart without
leave at their peril.
GIVEN under my hand at Clear6eld, the 18th
day Of July, in the year Of our Lord one thou
sand eight Hundred and fifty eight, and the eigh-
ty third of American Independence.
JR, REED, Sheriff
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nm Nsiiir COMNilTff

the DcmocralicC County Committee have
,pp5Iulcd ihe following named persons
"a, tstnthip COMMITTEES ior their rn,poc.
tiye townships to attend TO holding the
panuy elections circulating iickots Tor
.hs general election and nII other duties
usually performed by like committees
Borwo.-Wm. R, Dickinson, a. W,
LulI SomI NIoi' .. hu'ngo'on'r
MR.. Mchoiiy j. w. Campbell, r.
A McGhcc
Baq5-Andrcw Cross jane VI Shaw
jeremiah Smen, David Fic4ol
Brai,sra-W. X WdS'cy Edward Wu
liamS. @. BowcrsoN. Dane, Stewart
Braly-Wm. Schw"mm, Julius A.
Terpe, David llcbcrling, j. T. MulhoiIaud
Andrew Pentz, Jr }. Miles Armagost
Bopidc,--Jamcs Savage, John Young,
Joseph H. Breth, Edward King.
Clcst-Danl. German, Thomas Gartlcy,
Gilbert s. Tozcr.
CiearfSd Bor,-Wm. Porter ESQ, Jno
W. Shugart, II. W. Park, h. Wrigley,
C6rbgton.--F. Coudriet ESQ., John Breil,
Jno. curlcy Sen.
CmansrAc B5r.-IomNs Thompson, VIM.
?. Chambers Jacob Buger
D.oaar.--Jos. McCIrren Esq" B. c..
Bowman Stephen Test, VIM. Hughs Sen.
IaE-N, N. brockwoy' /, /. Daycn.
port
I'gg"on.-F. Cortes Bell David ".
doyt, VIM. McCracken.
Gr@d'-H' D. hite' Abraham Ky
Ter, Daniel hrise'
Goshcn'-CoI' A. b' Shaw John Illegal,
George mormon
Grohom.-LeVl Hubler, Clark Dale, NJ.
', French VIM Johnston
H0Sto"'-~f' he'ener ESQ Hiram Wool
ward, N'.'ue. o'naWay.
"o'aa --'A.s H. W. WISE Ferdinand
acaa'".. ~. .. curry 'amo. ''i''I-
som dl.
a1'"i'3.--h"te"@o uarann', George
H.t,1Noa.n James NuHSauiUs, q. C..
&yC'a..y.
-.ar.-UH"ls Lr"T"' isaac Dunlap
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-07-21
GREAT RrvivAt Read Read ,

4 80 No. CuNvtnfEB. The nee, revival
" ba1 done immense raod n almost ctett
r'hle, county md town iu the Union, ousiio of
iIcnrheld. Therefore, Boo consideration of No
Glove trmcr lrbnk shou hos taken lhc rs.uon.
11iiy upon hiWsoll lo revive 40, Boot Shoe
Iu.'urW No l.rhdit.d and fci o. good rtamplo
'u l.s fellow trn. De- hus to hnupru.r to iis
u,a customers, md o. mguy now unas rs mia, n
VOC himwith a call, that ho hns on hand LARGO
assuIimcu' OF in work ard amy amount of coarse
Also. Gents GHifrrs made tl order. and of any
style Go ui ,usl,uorg. Morocco French calf.
nnd Pat ~ cu,i puitcrs constantly on hnnd -
Finding ior srlc, kit excepted All work lsay.
ing bic hop wauuutod net to rip. Customer.
coming % town will tud hua ~ ne thup former.
lH ,CDu led hy r. H. Welsh. drc'd ~ @ watch 4
clock rs adjustment, nosrly opposite Reed an
M,n'l - store. Bul IN boys and get new sole,
or your old uncs repaired O somy. or thcal stand
iu great need % it.
FRANK SHORT
Iuuc 30, l9JS. 5,n.
p $, The partnership heretofore exisuug boz
lN,Dn JoEr IaCuhn 4 George Ncwson is this
day di,..u,ed hy mutual consent, aud tho books,
accounts. and ali effects, are now in the hand
oi ]. Short ior sctlicmcut. The business will be
carried oH in fu NC by +. Short. Alas poor 50.
rick JOHN McCABF
T. GEORGE NEWsON,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-07-21

IiAuTioN An persons srs hsttt, ssnlIsssi
" ataihti moddlIde uitb tha nllteinf rropaf
NJ, uoH NJ putattdoh ui William W. WiItob of
D'eu ttu ~ tmi property hsl0nfs NJ ro. and
waa ltn with ,aii Wilson subject 10 mt order D..
Two Cout. 0ue yoke of steers, one hei1er one
cali and thro sh0iis
T. q MILLER.
nall tu.. Jurc 20. 1853.
~ Otltls- -Noiic, ia hereby given That Ic'-
~ ieIs Of Administration hive tbis day been
granted to The undersigned on the estate uf SAM.
ucl lnic late Of Lawrence tp., decd An per
tuus having nny business in relation 10 said est -
a,c will call upon a. aud make settlement
MATT TATE.
VIM. 20 Eli.
tuur 10. 1888 Admir-
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nnIAltiIs

doom NtUt A lt.. U. ....FA
loupa tp,ds tt,,s 'n,,, wy ' moore a
to.ps bo.tappiad eit w.. '"',""' "" thall hr
sensible 9il o,,,t,i,n, t.t,.., w Nhl,h p
.',i.Ji".,.I Hl'D h' ihc ihcmnlia aud s1
''' '' you
bopsc H. W. ,n,o,i o,H "omn lately lcll oliO
rittcr Ont,i,. ''v was weeping the
her Lnpd 10 bor 49,, ,,n," uh .9' applied
tic cob.orotion--oNnsh, ''m wv, ,0'''nll mn.
pipe broke" '''''' '' NY
~
do NOT lct ,our wi.c catch ,ru 4. @ir- .,1
''N 'u fr.. a the ifchpr
A iunu.uuua D.n.I. gu..1...,.,.
h,. ..Hu. ..It who ,,. H.. .l3. l,I All
board: '''''
Nu.cs--Nv wifo that'. C,n.r,-.lc l.C
my huus-shaut az mr--apy man rp.s
mm on NV namo tbats l,.. ,,,. ',,,' ,,., 81 ''.'
i''''A I'A -''E'
Ee2s Lightning rods take the mischief
OUT oi the clouds-hickoly rods take itout
oi o"d boys
The oldest clock in America is one in
two contnrol oiI ''I,'' 7, y, "i,''i' Is nearly
don koens mood t;mn onI @ :" '''iJ s";J ~ ~ Ion Lon,
been owned hy Oliynr Gror,raiI " :, ,iI'o 10 nave
Doo,,r. ,.,or d;G,n -, .,,,..,,... ?
bL,edior--,I,,,, ro,ia,,.. i,, 0' wv N"'J''' o'
Mass, that TWO mullen stocks and Irr,
klebcmy bush are ,ollcd grove.
Ir ,o;l t%oto. .r,,,, ,,.to :; t.,..,
'o' m r"l yioa ,ir u'o' o' nature Ou' simply gets
''.'''''
PrNcu says that "A Hiss is rs GOOD nc
millo"-in circumference.
cd 10y Gov Packer one of the Commmis-
sioners to revise the Penal Code in place
Of Hon. c. Il. Buckalew, appointed b, ii. e
Presidentmiuistcr to Ecuador South Amer.
''"
Cnxsoryc ii .,, orr,;d d,,,. ,ric,
t.ai wnilc nm, ,1mo ,I'n,,,., ,,;,l WV, ,,n
que. love-" aO. n,vnr ,aar aeor Lm5.
band .ra I.r...,. Won. ...,.,. ,H', I,,,.
''.'1 ''"'
GgN. WINFIELD S.orr ,vos so,on,,.,ro
.oars old on the lltb, inst Hc hos hono
IN the Array half q century.
-ll an hHuNd! capacity Tor lawCr OF 81
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-07-21

Heap The interference of the Admins
tration to defeat Douglas and the regular
Democratic organization Of Illinoi i a
matter too well known to admit Of denial
or disayowal, much as some Democrats
may desire to avoid the effects of this
knowodgc.-fiMettc
Mr.. Buchanan has been appointing friends
OF Douglas all over Illinois, and the Wash
ington Union has not, to this day, pub
lished the proceedings OF the boilers
convention, held at Springfield on the 9th
inst. That is rather a queer way for the
Administration to interie against Douglas
Gin Emo.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-07-21

asS~The editor of the journal calls 5. s.
Cox, Of Ohio, traitor. That is all fudge
Cox yo'cd to send the Constitution back
to Kansas, that the people there might
have an opportunity to accept it, orreject
1t, as they chose. That is all hewas plcdg-
ed to do. His vote accomplished the pur-
pose. 1t finished the matter i'll Con rress
and placed it where it ought to be, in the
hands ofthe people OF Kansas.-Louisville
Demcrat
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-07-21
List of Travis Jurors for Aug 7. 1857.

Beccaria Miles Davis
Bell Ira Sabins, NJ. Miller, T. 4. McGhee
Bradford. VIM. Albert, Francis Graham, ir.
Bra y. John Carlisle, Jeremiah Krincr, Peter
SchaIcr !. II Seyler, John j. Weaver,
Burnside. Abraham Yingling, Jno. MCully,
George Atcfcso
Boggs. George ". Shmel, Peter Gearhart.
Chest A. 5. Tozcr.
Cearfcld. D, +. Etzweer, George Thorn.
Curwensvile. Vm. TcnEyck, John Irwin.
Decatur John y. Runk, Isaac Croweli, John
Shaw.
Ferguson. Warren W. Bell, John Honry.
Covington. c. Bikelman.
Girard. Alex Murray, Alex Irvi1.
Goshen. Ellis Irwin.
Graham. Thomas H. Forcee, James E. Wat
son, Samuel Splitter.
Jordan. II ebert Patterson Jr.
Karthaus. VIM. Bridgens, Hugh McCionegal.
Lawrence. A. NJ. Smith, Zack Ogden.
Morris. NJ es Pelton.
Penn. William W,ll, Moses Owens, William
s. Spencer.
PIKE, James B. Caldwell Jr., David Miller,
Simon Thompson George Ross.
Woodward, Conrad Gutcr.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-07-21

The Editor of the journal doesn't think
the Devil could make him Democrat
His Satanic Majesty isn't going to try. He
doe,n', make Democrats any more than
he makes Christians. He is too well plea
sed with his work upon the editor as he
is. and doesn't wish TO change it--Louis-
vile Democrat.
i traveller, - resident of England, once,
while oyp'prins au African province. came
aero . greasy, htt-uo,rd. long-hoelod ne
gro, lying under the palm tree. A hut
stood in the distance, and his accoutrc-
ments consisted of breech cloth. a bow
and poisoned arrows. Nv no are YOU -
said the traveller. 81 am de king 6c dis
province" said the colored person, point
ing to his hut and weapons; "Do they
talk much about me in England ?'
A leading member of the Presbyterian
church, at New Brighton, Pa, who is dis
tinguished for self-complacency and for
his patronage Of religion and the church,
commenced prayer at revival meeting
The other day in these words so, Lord
we woulu not assume to dictate to thee, but
would only offer few Spqgcstoasl
There is no occasion TO trample upon
the meanest reptile; nor to sneak to the
greatest prince. lnsolence ond baseness
are equally unmanlv.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-07-21
MEDICAL PARTNERSHIP.

HENRY LORAiN :. O. HARrsW!CK
MEDICAL PARTNERSHIP.
nR, HENRY LORAIN, having associated
~ with him in the practice OF Medicine Dr. J..
O. HAkTSWICK, they Offer their professional
services TO the cidzens OF C,cardcld and vicinity
They will attend to professional calls at ali hour
and mali seasons
DR.. llartswick viii be found during tho day at
their Office opposite pr. Louin's residence and NJ
night at HE residence, one Ioo. north Of Reed 4
Weaver store,
Clearfcld June 10, 1896
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-07-21

SINGULAR OnrUIrY.-The Louisville
Journal, New York Evening Post, and
other journals which labored to overthrow
Lewis Ca,s and Daniel Webster on the
right Of visit question, il i evident. mc
rot appreciated in England Her public
men do not agree with the Louisville Jour
nal that Webstor's demolition Of the dis
tinction set up between the right of visit
and search IS an evidence of disastrous
'poise' in his faculties! All the labor of
these precious patriots, on the British
side, has been thrown away, and IS even
unacknoIedged by the British. Was there
ever known such ingraitude ?-Boston
Post.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-07-21
NnTLlI,

r ETTERS Of administration on the estate of
HL Abraham High late of Lawrence tp., decd.
having been granted to the undersigned, all per-
sons knowing themselves indebted 10 said estate
are requested to make payment Immediately and
those having claims against the same will pre-
sent them duly authenticated for settlement.
JOSEPH PATTERSON,
JOHN PATTERSON,
June 16, 1858, pd. Adm'rs.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-07-21
FLEMING HOTEL,

( (FoRMEELY KNOWS As THE Coon INTENT,
CURWENSVGLLE,
GeaUcd CC,0ty, Pennsylvania.
The subsc iber begs leave 10 inform his old
customers, and the public generally that he has
recently taken the above well known stand and
that he has entirely rcGttod AID roiurnishcd it in
Il lyle adopted to the age, and the wants Of the
entire travelling community.
HIS TABLE
will always he provided With every luxury the
markets and surrounding country will AFFORD.
HIS EAR
win be supplied with the choicest ines and IL
quors.
HIS STABLES,
which rrc the best aud most commodous on the
road within a days travel, will always be in
chnreo of careful and attentive hgstrs. In
short
Eycry department, Of his Establishment wjH
ha supplied vi,h aIl tho comlortg and convention
ric, lha weary traveller could desire.
june 2, SO. WIN. A. MASON.
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ADVJNLSTP1yOR,V NOTICE

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
z ETTERS of Administration on the estate Of
< George Ginter late of Brady tp. decd, hav-
ing been granted to the undersigned, all persons
indebted to the estate are uotGcd.to come for
ward aN sett le, and those having claims against
the same will present their accounts Ouly authcn.
ticuted for settlement JACOB IOAS.
June lG 1888. pd.
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y" Ns.o"" 'o'tH' Nt'".""3' ! IH'
I $ the place whero all the 'ol,owns articles
4 can he had at reduced prices:
bar Iran q al sizes ~ tig small or u he
quantity; Cast ,Ntiof r1irous sizes aua irH
ypaFt: n LIyys assortment of .Niorcy ,,,yo,,g
,rLj,b ,rjU LS t,,I n, N-,r TrJ C,aL
OAK Premium. GrfG RyuuJEc ByrLg Pat
c,,l ami H., c,,,,,J lI.,,,yot, 1I.o n
L,r.. ,...,..,,-.,., ~. ....,... l.,., ..J d., %.
C'|' ''I,"' = '",' ',,' ''''
'p'o'i"' H"h hb-'yH'N W t''tv'8 Whti"S'--
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-07-21

nerlr The attention of the afflicted is in.
vitod TO the advertisement of DR.. Jack
son. 70 he found in anothcr column.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-07-21
Tract of Land at Private Sale.

rUNHE undersigned will sell on easy terms
A tract of land, containing about sixty-two
acres, with about % acres clcarcd--lying on the
West Branch, near the borough Of Cearfed,
with a good two story dwelling house, log barn,
and other buildings. An orchard Of young trees
recently planted, and large scope Of good mca-
dew land render it n valuable aud desitable pro.
II. BUCHER SW00PE.
April -, 1857
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-07-21

~ The subscriber having taken the above we .
known stand, formerly kept by I'm. A. Mason
IN Cur"ensYille, Pa, is ready to accommodate a .
who may favor him with their patronage. Nj
tat 10 viii always be supplied with the best the
ark affords aud hi. Bar with tho choice.
Liquors His stsbleasill be uader :he care ofe
tentiTe hostlcrs. DAVID SMITH.
Curwcnsyiiie April 2l. 1858.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-07-21

TIE STEAMER ARCTC FOUND
he front Window Of llcrell & Carriers
Ihfec.NiGTy DaiIdiHg, on Second Street,
in The Borough OF Clarified.
SST HERE they are prepared to manusacture I'll
W kinds Of TIN akd SHEET IRON WARE.
Iaoy arc also prepared to furnish. at reduced pri-
cos, the following articles in all thoir variclcs
BAR IRON, NAILS aud STEEL. Alao--Thra.h-
ns machines, Plough, Patent Cutting Bo4as,
Chain Pumps, Pateut Sausage cutters aud Fun
neIs, Self Sealing Cans for Preserving Fruit, ng
well psu large variety Of housekeeping utensils
too numerous, TO mention.
S'oHes.--'Ihcy have also a large assortment Of
both Cook and Parior Stoves of the best and most
approved patterns. and among them will be found
the celebrated NEW WORLD COOK STOVE.
All orders for ca.tjaS- viii be thankfully rccej.
ved and promptly attended TO.
hUuse"spOuiiTE done TO order
A. they occupy large anl commodious house,
IS well as out-buldings they are well prepared to
do q Commission busincs5--aud all orders, either
as Rctai.crs or Wholesale Dealers will be thank.
fni,y received, gra attended ty with dcspatch.
o. =. MERHELl.
may 10, 1850. l.. e. CARTER.
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TO Ely CREDITORS.

BrlSc aged and iufrm iu body. ! nm dcsrous
TO settle and close mp OH my worldly business
All persons having claims against Nv are there
fore requested to present them at ono, Cor settle.
mcnt desire to be my own executor.
lmny 10, 1858. JAMES REA, S~
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JOHN TROUTMAN

STILL continues the business al Chair Making
> and House, Sign and Ornamental Painting, 4,
the shop formerly occupied by Troutmun & Rowe
at tho cast end Of Market street. short distance
west Of Litz's Foundry. June l3. 1883,
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LIQUOI}

LIVIDII.
DRANDlES, Wines, Whi,kcy, Gin &c, Of o.
ID very best quality for sale by
THOS. ROBINS.
juno 80, 1858.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-07-21

PREsIDrNT Buchanan is now at Bedford
springs his usual summer resort. lie has
not omitted visiting it when not absent
from the United States for more that a
quarter OF century.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-07-21
Iron Depot, Kept by Merrell & Garter

June 1858.
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D. o. CROUCH,
: ATIONAL EXCHANGE uOTEI.

Z DTTSICIAN--OfTioe in Curwensyille.
[ay
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-05-01

Some eighty odd citizens OF Eaudslupe
county ls,ely requested the officers OF the
District Court there 10 resign, 50 "a to pres
vent the holding of the spring tern. Their
reasons vera in brief, ,hs, owing to the
failure Of the last crop, forced collection
Of debts would ruin tho people. THIS
coufseis, TO say the least Of 1t, very qees'
,lonsble in poliry. even If wc leave the
moral view Of the subjec. oat of consids>
ration Mr.. 4. y Moore, the Clerk Of the
Disuio, Court. publiehes letter IN tie So
gum papers, showing why the wishes OF
these people should no, be acceded to- aud
no doubt his arguments will convince The
people Of the correctness oi his course IN
following tho slric, line of duty. - ifons'
ion Telegraph
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-05-01
lssH,l tprI3o, 1858.
NM u kltsIt, .. 7.


VHE ~fAtg CO.. TrsAs,
tauHy II HayrisoH.
NOUCEisherehy RNea, that Albcr, jones,
y a. administrator Of the estate Of CALVIN
J Hicks deceased, has hled BIZ, account and
vouchers Wilh said estate and that the same
Wal bc opened i.f examination srq ,iio~"aer
al soc ..YA Of .aid tiuagN toeft 30 be
hcld On the last MONDAY IN May next when
and where all PERSONS interested may at
tend and contest -aid account and vouchers u
they thias proper
!. {. BEA4l Ky, Clerk.
Apr.i :, 1855 SA-it
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LOOK SHARP!

4 Ill persons iudrb,e, 10 q, are requested
~ TO Gene f3ra asd and settle ihrir ae.
counts n sc sha,l BE- under the painful me-
ec-sliy Of plas ~ tle.I Ia the hauds q an
officer iof col,ocltn. Mort Settlements MAKE
Nrong frisHd, il an oal sui frus atEgf We
are ia rsfg,,i and NJ humbHs 50 20 /. etS Al
ter the ist OF May next, all unsettled accounts
viii be found Ia au officers hands We want
good p5si'g customers and 20 such ve are val
ing and ready 10 offer great Inducements. We
want no other kitd and wish Il expressly IN
dorsiocd, Wli no, have them a. soon as We
iad to Dr. otherwise.
C. b. liNN on & co.
March 90 - 4au
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I'VE subscriber thankful for the libvr raj
! patronage hs las hi-herto received, re-
-prr.iutiy h'orm. hs ffiei,ds ard t!af iblls
that he has just received a lot Of tin aud Afeet
if"u, and is now prepared TO do any work N
Hl. line - short notice. that may be demand
ci III future. he VIII do business siric - on
tlc rst-h principle, as lac cannot afford 10 work
,arger eu Il credit.
lie nop.. to receive liberal patronage,
J. H. VAN HOOK
l+cotton Brands eat " oder.
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-05-01

'rtlF assessment rall Of the Cooperation Of
! the city II Marshall has been completed,
and the Tsses s>s ru. Az persons concerned,
are herehy gotHlei to call on al my office
DR.. II r Young'- trics store) and pay the
same, BY the frs. day Of MAY next, as required
BY law -
T. r KENNEDY,
City Assessor and Collector
March g So An
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DIsSoLUTIoN.

rI>lE partnership aeryt"iofc existing he
| tween lprs. Young \ Ewing, Is this day
dissolved
Jan Is, IS. 10 YOUNG & EWING.
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DISTRICT CLERK

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y. arehou>e. HentoM. Texas.

Il. II. AlAl,TI\.
DECElNiNG, Forwarding nuf Commission
II % r,.apt. Has noa on hand and 10 ar
nsr. @ IS, .r ipl %. So Ar, Goii,r'. Porn, lHcon,
salt. iron, Nads. CssU0 Is, eging. Rope.
Rice, Molaste- Candies, Wlussss Al'nse VIM
EAR. etc.. which are offered tor stna, sd aiBrb
aa cos, for eash, OF 10 good customer. as an
advance nn cotton. aug = ial