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OasA Ce1tfstsnI AccsnSlAstea 1loo. .ooo.
hxP00IxkO4lee,o ,o0e witAths Con ptrilI Ier OF II
sease - Msw IeTk for The security ~ Pelisy
nesesss - addition 70 vhish the stsskh holAese ~
pessssally ltaAle. Anaae ~ Dirsstors are tAe
0sse ewoAasnX - ie1nsseia alsitissas sf Nsv Yes.
x1.tas . SAssa Company, ssssrniAg y shs s..
eeeses53 pes esas. ef al ths pso0sstrf rf-Annually
= PassySe ysann u aee nay seeaTste htsfaaily,
81 he sRss ters fer abevt 80
eeees - vosks psliey for t3,eee.
Nhe wenaA notspase this ban tor ths Rrssiaea
eisn q rsaeetien, On aisk bsd ~ 10 sass % eee.
dsnf. thas y allSlss fail, he had naAs esrtain
presiaksa Aes Ais faailyf II wssll IiRAtHs 4 4
pean ,aaads aorsfo his FseoyAsy than nslieine
n. p. 20R0AN, Prssst.
a,sAsd by MCKkY SIMPSON, ~.
Third onaD
o1S1-eay Kask1k ,Iou 4
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sEnss DAILY TRAINS, (suxSxso aSoa
.nh aad aftsr April 10sh. 1853, aAd uasiI Yur.
~ tAg setiss, trains viii run on the aAeve rusd
- felpwp:
4ircl Train baves Packet Dspst, Ksekuk daily
naks sure ceassetions with sAs DsrRns1oe end
Resk Islasd Packets. Pockets win leave 6satroe,
promptly u o'cleek .. N.
6scood Train leaves kcokuk daily tSundays sx.
esptsd) II 10 o'cloek .. %.
Third Train leaves Keokuk daily fs>nAnv, ~
eepssd) st 8 p. n.
first Train leaves Aoatrose daily {Aosdays E 4.
csptsd) ct S:so .. y.
6ssosA Train leaves Asntrose daily (esnlhrs sx.
ThisA rrein leaves Aontross daily (SuuAays e.
eepssd) at p. =. b. ". DAVIS,
6apsrintsnds
J. 4. TBwssUaY, Ticket Agsat.
ApS3 S3akv
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!, =: Sc |; !;
8aseeDH0s OfLAAFA.Ds., Ass. 0a1n
aua JsAnssn.
Z sHk nndarsiened ~ oAs Il The hsss STEAK, y
~ 70 variety ard quality Of Cigays and Tohaa1
ever e4sssA 10 this naskst, smheaeing he vafie
hsaaAs Of Virginia and ktssouss, rsseiaeis RI
1chssse o1 Al brssds-Anasrson's 6olese, Nev
York, 6cs5fansti-a Cigars from g q ~ ~
'ASss:ss ssss Which n''s - extra 81 s;s:..
Ton RKNT.
Ysa1 sssss! ssssy tsvs. - s4sss u JA.ss n.
asae = ~ nsv BsaAiss Assss q Hiz. Hals 8
ress lesp nc rsens, sswiy aad handsomely -
rNsl, Il ~ third story svsf tie Bsakinr 1esss|
l:a Lssaa, - Third street, Dsst = -
L - 40.
z Asa hsisk stoss rssns (ee ssst assp, visA
DaMaGl), - Dlosdesa stkssA, nAxt = ssrner
-ssitshls fsr dwsalia9. vita shops II
! iss.,ss y ]. 3. rAaRoyx, : Il i. .,a..-
i1lo. ~ s1IIlSS. +
!! !!| : ! ! ! ! ! !
sslvss laaaaset = tsssssst, - ssssiSs6 . nals
''stl'.sas = - = ps'sala,. oon
xssask. MOI Ds-d1~ AAniaassnAse.
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oEaSER,s
J6WGLUY 6ToRE.

J2WELRY 6ToRE.
Second street, hstwesa Aaia auA JoAnsen.
II AVlN6 just returned from the East, -
- ssspssef.liy call Ne attention Of ny "a
friends, and the public gsselslly, to NY
ssvand AA~ took Of Watches jsvslry ,sllver ~
plated ware, fancy goods, 10.
watches.
Else geld dsplsx magic, paten end detached
lever 0AtaAes jsiivsR pAtent and delashsA levsrs
snAL 'epiues Of al kinda andaualitiss,
yO1Alrys
Ladies 'plaiA gold mosaic, oans and sna N sllsd
eeErinss anA ereast pias, lAAiss' and children =
ssid aAd Jet bracelets. ladies' aAd gspt's eoi1
eAaans, pensils ana pens, gold and diamond nsesr
rtngs, gold and hass, gssts gold bros,
piss, staAs collar andslssvs buttons gold, silver
steel snd tspsetaales ,peekst, table aad aes
ssyt cutlery, and scissors.
SILVER ware.
II tns intend not 10 bssarpas = "a hv anv
etore vsstor north ofSt. Louis, via: silver tahs
eeeeeft And Tea spoons AndfoFks ,sugar ersan -
eefd AnA bsttsr AAa fruit
ana plAesd aapkia riags, -.
ReAse1 Ware AnA Fancy 0ooAs.
flessA and britaaaia tee ssts. sasters, 1sait aad
eaks Baskets ,easdlsstisks pearl anA sksll pesks
ltAs.
Aesnesalsssortnsnte Of slosks Of "a 4 aAeet pss.
tessaAAA bsstnAks, 81 warranted - kssp eesd
@w..sA.sa and Jsw.lry rspalrs1 i. .As Ne,
lwesknealtksnanasS,a ,aad attAs shaetsst nnAise,
Is--y1NAy sUAoo o82b8k.
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DAKxIxo n0USe or
= Bo00E 3 o. n y ~ = . = n Z o .
NAVE Ill AAy aAnisssd = . psrtasr In u,
Dankine Dasiasss, AlsxAadss Barclay, (vAe Aa
ssss ~ tsllsr fer the lAst six ysassl. n Sssi
49, hereafter, willie conducted aHdss The Asu
- Nyls Of
GEO. @. ANDERSON 3 co.
bsiag sne Of tie Oldest Daaking Hossss tif NJ,
the ohsstl In Iowa, the new Arn solisita soatin
sanss Of fsfus, patronage 20 Hbsrsny extended 4
tAs ssaios psFensN
They wio naks spllsseisus "a sanit, less Ex
shaase. sa the Asy Of payment, free Of ehArrs.
Iassf ssfsssssss are - formerly BY ssnior part
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]. nail ! o Al |.

hA1LR Q 4
AIS SIS. TME RAO4Ero
AAKf sU1D ooNNDCI1oHB AT QUINCY AND
DuALk0ToN With TRAINS on
~, THIS Road.
~peessaesss fse ~ NutA ssnnsst d ~,
- veh Ilnuots Osnsssi RAilrse1, saA PsaSIf1&
"a cLOs8 And CERTAIN CONNECTIONS
MaAs b sCAaMes With EAsTDRM TRAINS.
TlL Assts = frcs n - % Aenrs anses.
~ thA0 Any 0SAes, ~ Z 90 y eAea per
..ss~ll psi.ts In wissossin, AisAig0, csstral In
slsea 81 ~ Oaie. Pmasy.vsnia, View - ~ New
SD.sear cAsstet rhrsssA ssx lupssslon
san Tor peisAs fsrtAer East.
Eirss Class Fare frsa KSekuk
7: a;:::,, s;:::,; ':s: T. s..,s ~ e. =, :
Ci:.s.:s C':s...., !. n: css.s:s. cnsss::s.'
PASs8NagRs CAN PROCURE
Through Tickets, :
Tssa Ksskuk 70 Ill poists In The East, Norta
And South East, st the
RAILRoAD TICKET oHrIcR,
s-Sf., bstWsss. kjra and Second,
K1oKUxvaOWA.
RAILROAD TICKkTG a
aesd for IN saliaitsa length ef tlIi allewias
Passenger, tostop At any poi.t re-
ssns their journsy II ists6s6
Steamboat Tickets good sntll Close of NJ ption.
- -O0se open st all hours. Mxw
J.k. k.TEWKBuUU1,
1ereigs Ticket A gent g b. -. - lias.
aVsiS-AAv sss
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OHfKDBDg
"IeHIN0 70 Fstan 70 Kansas With ny Sani-
~ y = soes 9 possibls, I ear eli ny prop
ssty, vsetA over 81, ~, In
RELLA, Marion Cennsy6noya,
Al Original Cost.
- - - fsanA il tAs state . those deeirtue q
y = Z La
q On tAS lnss q IL Ksskuk Dss Noines Railr,aA
md IL l1seatins Railroad, Ana 10 .
DHLl0 l1TFUL PLACE
for rssidencs or business.
EDWIN h. GRANT.
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ksbis resls 8 vhies YRFMHT A.. &. s..-.sI
- and frpn tks 0yses rS7;s1S
..,-. ,.----. ....1.
49,. IA AND fff1Dunon.
hats ssA Cape I'D (in
hexsl, haiss end s.l Drvrs 7kc. = loo ~.
ln boxes Aad baiSSJ Fssthers,
Fafs, Ae., -.
BDcsse eCLAss.-Donsstic Sheet.1
ing, Shirtine and Tiokins n.
oytginAlhalOs) y Drugs lin easksl Ia-~xSSSaaS !.
Hardware, Leather, 1sS6r (iz1 lns.
easksl, Wall Paper, Wool NJ fs
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VvH1 ssAsssiIen ves1 isassa q ssasu.sss 4
- LanAss, - - psheas ogaMslly. shas ~
sssalas - 9 : aes Mn. iaslsSss ~. .
%as1aes JetA nAestine - staiag. seany haGek
9nt nd ~ Aseisoa. $50 Us
CA1 q ~ Nsw Gav MN, - ~ ssvw, ssas
WhltsS rsrk Hesse. PAUL 4 HU1i0o.
ssp1Sdu
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AlIags q. k.8s5y, ). IT.
k.slss. /; Il ~ =, 2. lon ~
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-12-24
TO THE PUBLIC.

frora ard after the l., day Of January l>is the
following rilc- and regulations viii ~ stfctls en-
forced At this once.
H.. The ":fice will b" opened regularly every day
(sund,y'- cNccp'sd) at O'Clock 4, " AMI close II
/! clock Ncop-ncd at half past one. and closed at
half past p'clek T.. N. fot the day,
End on Monday. Wedn.-dY aud Friday night-
the ols c vii be opened q, ocioch ipr Que hou'
only,
2rd. All mall matter Ter III. \ ft!.rn cunu,,s. VIA
J-icr.on. inui lee depp,itcd "a the IN ut or eGof.
halt past o'clpek L. n, u! the d., Of departure nj
that line II stages
tth. An matter dc.gnrd for the b., ~ WEST via,
Shreveport aud Henderson must be 'o' '-i,rd IN ne
OH by O'Clock I. NJ OF The day, prcsina, u The
day u departure OF thu4c lines to Insure IL passage
9Th. All matter designed to go out by any ri ths
other mail rouies must hc deposited 10y o'clock r.
n. Of the day previous "a their departure
9Th. Persons calling fot letter. papers must APP
ply within the hours prescribed The opening oi tho
d,-,r Of the bou-c in which the oee Is located, VII
he index that the Post ONE is pp~n other bus
ncss viii he conducted III the same building.
POST MASTER,
Dee. IL. .s,s.
y. H. Persons are in the habit Of dropping letter.
into the box. with request for the postage 10 b'
charged 10 them their boxes. No such account
can will lie made.
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holhrrs 70 challenge AM, c,n,c., ~,
cla;m.nt. ri~ht 10 .tSk tim. alr,I and r..
ni.h = cornter..t.tem.n, .nd an, A.
claim mr STOCK IN issue.
49, ". ss " Io"cs"" or
have The liberty 10 rcin;r md f,,rn;.h ~
evidence 10 sustain his care.
9Th. The parties in iptercst will Ia, n.
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P7lBIIC SALE nr

VALUABLE TOWN PROPERTY.
I Will. SILL 70 The highest bid3.s. On .
! crvSit cs cae Two an thsss yesn, . ~ 6nt
Tuesday in January sezt hesoee the Cosrt house
'ioos. in Marshall, u properly known - the
MARSHALL GROVE ACADEMY.
This property is situated 10 The city Il Marshall.
sboat ak huoslrssi yarsls srath from tn Court
hcsar, and comprises Tn acres Of ground. CO.
closd with = large and commoi,ous twostoey
frame dwelling, with double galleries, and good
kitchen with two rooms. snd . never failing well
Of the isst water. and . large garden encIo~si
with substantial palin0x These improvements
arr rrw, and the situation Il high aud eligible.
and ovcrIcoks thc city Of Marshall with nnc
view. W'hoerey gets It will haze he pre1wa
prospect IN the e,;y e} Marshall or IL vs,Hay. !
will also cell At the same tim and place. and on
thu ZANE terms, the property known A. the late
r,sidenc Of VIM H. Kelsey, decreased Th.
property is in the vicinity Of the Masonic Female
Institute. in Marshall. and the improvements arc
new and commodius. viii warrant the title
in both cases.
Itekr to q. q. Grrgy. or thc Undersigned
dec. 9Th, '5e-ts r. A. rATlI.IO.
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10 ii. >.ot Of sad Ccaakg C,saus
VV"HFRLAs Fabisls sti'h and Amelia sii,h.
w vic IT said Fabia. anG of fdsarl Z.
llua,er citizens 81 lIarisou County and State
nf 1csa. aud Of William a. Hunter Virginia
A. iiunt.r and Caroline W Hunter, ,minnFT)
resident in .aid county NJ Harrison, xho petition
hy their guardian John Frishy. and Of Caroline
4 Frisby resident In ssid county. minor v.,
PETITION. by hct tutor alai raaidan J"lln Frs
l.. sho~ tina, they are h.irs Of the Lsia:s cf
William Young dccd late of said coHsiy. md
,ha, they arr entitled H. disirlbuis. snare vs
the said Estate Of VIM, Young. dc d., ami iuf-
tber. that George w 'rssilasa and tare,a,
Gr~ham are administrator and administrative
Il, i-aus non If said Estate, ami have and he'd
funds and as..ss o, mid Estate IN their hands
more than suidccn, to pay the dhts .: said F.
ta,e and petitioners further show tina, Louisa Pear
son. vile If Joseph. j. Pearson ei.xcns II tie
State of Mississippi. and the children Of Sarsa
Holl--rt. decd. ~hssse nAiKs ARE unknown, WIZ
reside IN tbs State oi Arkansas. apd heirs Of sad
Estate and catitlcl 10 dis,rihat'vc share Thereof
You are tlercl"rc con,Dal.led 10 snnsm,,n Jss.
J. Pearson AMI LOUISA Pearson, aad the ehil-
drcn OF SAID Sarah ilolbcr,, decd. narrs ua-
known. by publication Of this citation IN the
Texas iiepablican = newspaper pubssbsd 10
said county. for luar Successive week. l. In and
APPEAR a, the next regnias lAeenbr Term Of
sa,d coaniy Court. 10 be held a, the t'our'hauss
Il said county. in the tesn Of Marshall. On the
las, Monday IN SAID moa'h Of pccvnsbsr. ISIS.
and show cxu.r II any tk.y have, why partition
and distribution Of said Estate u VIM. icans.
.kcd.. should not be had and due return make
how YOU have executed this writ
';i,en unler my hand aDd ssa Of ssid Court.
a, thu city II Marshall. this gath day OF Noven-
Der, \. y. s>5s.
T. {. BEAzIEY. Cler..
By J. v. CURTIS. y. G.
Received in otScv 2sth Nov. 1888, and ere.
cutcd same day BY handing the editor n the
TcxaA Rcpab',can . certified copy OF the within
citation fs~ pnbisatiaa.
JOAN r. woNACK, pepy ShG
Nownabrr &c. 1883. l2N
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NEW GOODS!

01o203 =. YYX rs.
I AN now in receipt Of one Of the most de
sirablc stock Of Goods ever before offered in
Ibis market. to which | invite the attention Of
purchasers Ny stock consists Of fresh
Fail and Winter dry GeedA
silk Goods, and CLOTHING, Of good quality,
and variety Of styles and patterns. which o0tr
for sale at very low prices. II consists in part of
Plaid and Fancy Dress silks
Black Broadc Do;
Florence Silks, all colors;
Pink. BIue and White Satin;
silk Drtss Trimmings
silk Velvet Ribbon
Satin and Silk Honnt Ribbon
Chcwlc Cord, assorted colors;
fa.cy Silk anil Elastic Ihitsl
SILK Cord and Ta<acs
Black AMI Fancy silk Crava,s;
DO Lace Wells
Csshmcrcs all wool;
French and English Merinos, 6sur'd AMI plain
Muslin iAc lAims
scotch and Rob Roy Faiis;
French a,si American I'rints
Black and Fancy Dr-s Buttons.
Coat, Pant and Vest Buttons;
vaI.mcies,ns and Thr~d lace
limitation Do DO DO;
Homie and Black Silk lAcc;
Linen and Cotton Eiging;
Gents and ladies |. e. llamlkcrchick
LADIES' Embrustcrsd and ucm-stitch,-l no,
Jaccnct and Swiss Flcuneing;
Do lo Collan;
Irish Linen;
White, Brown and Black Hollands:
color,sl Paper Cambria,
ladies Cloth Mantillas
Extension Skirts, steel hanls. all siss
Misses po DO;
Skirt Supporters. mw styk;
Ladies black and Coossi Cashmere Hose;
Gents Lambs Wool and Brown Cotton y po;
discs Wool Hose;
BOYS DO;
Ladies White and CclorsSl Kid Gloves:
Gents Do 10 No;
DO and Ladies' buck Gsanii-ts;
H. 10 CASHMERE Gloves.
tscntkmen's shawis;
Ladies Cashmere Sha~ls;
Twcssls Jeans and Sati,seh;
ker~yS Osnahurgs and linecys;
RSi Hue and tirsn Blankets;
Nd Blankcts lA4. ia, end ia
Mems and Boys Hats, Caps, Bccts sMl ahss~;
LADIES' Fim and Heuvy Bhna;
Misses and Chltlvwns fnn ansi Heavy 10;
Mems 4 Ry- Cm,a Vests l'aaas, xhista. etc;
Blcsch~<i anil Brs~n shsStisSa and SAiFtiusu;
Do do nrilliag;
0ueeuswaee and Oonnveos&,
Together With oil asticsrs sssaaaly hMna in Dry
eoa.k hsssars Parchaarn ~ vrry wsprtA2lly
rx,uts,exl to call ard examine my 0dnh sNsi
rvsx., all q ~hieA will he c(kr~l ~ WY lev
pv;c~.
Nov 70. -. =. " PVkF
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SaoaPrs l. SeaTs,
DRUGGISTS,

l.ucc-sso<s TO Nel)oual 1 Ssnlcf~.)
4 RE- now rpc.iving large supplies N rraA
~ asl Gcnuisc Drugs, Oils and ru,nts Also
. superior art,elc Of Medical Liquors. sach -
Is thu very best quality VI CcgnAc Bfxsly.
Pot Wine, and I'd Bourbon Whiskry. - -
w~ll As Vinegar. Fire Chewing Tobacco. Quinine.
ktarrh ard Csnlks. Ac. And will roatinue 10
receive large ssppiA~ trsh ffrm New York aad
Philadelphia. Commensurate with th~r daily N
c-ssins demand. rhey have nos IN hasl ard
~s aeon Ia in rccipt u Nj the pcl'u'ag Patent
Melicnes. r,rfameriss. rp~dsrs, Hair Ola asd
Cosmetics. Hair Rsxto,.,is,-. &C.. &c.
~. White Lead e,si t:ks-s are strictly eszA
srsirrs At hw prices
March :, -. Nv ee-6
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u ". Nftxk q W. w. ". W uVyu
IL any ia.ful ctkeer u sa'd oriaiv. grsrt.~gi
VoU arr hereby commanded to .umwon y.
/ ". hsd. by publication Il this writ fs
thrc Successive weeks IN tho Tcxaa Republican,
. newspaper publi-hol in MarsAall. in sAii cSan-
IT, to bc and personally appear hcfusc M At my
csssr in Marshall. IN Saturday. thu 1T day u
January. \. u. lss9. at 10 O'Clock. A. ~, 10
answer the complaint II q. q. t;rgx / Co, in
\ plca Of ,icbs IN tir ann Il HNysix AMI t6-tOO
dollars. principal due by account hrirfy - tca-
lows to~it ior goals soId and ,lclivcrsl "a The
a,h day of February. 1857 balance Due M ~
tkmcn, January ist, 1886, anil 'nssrsst tx re-
ven maaths.
ller,n fail MI. anl us.ae due rtufn Il this
writ ~ the law directs.
Given umhr my hand. u AasSAsll, this the
Isl day II DcS,ntrr, 1858,
WV u. JOHNSTON, J. r.
Issusxi Isl pcccmbcr ls5s.
WM. n. JOHNSTON. j. J..
llsrcivci AMI cxccu,ci IN 1Arcmlur. itSs.
by harding thr editor Il TIN 1els Republican
. copy II thc within writ IT bshlicasiou
e. ". SLATER. Z. u. q.
D~eMles ~. 50. lS-SW
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CDTATlON.-No. lO8o.
THE STATE OF TEXAS.
PAxoaa CoCx4y.

NOTICE Is bcrrby glvcu tlat Ccssge ".
N Smith, The risiaiia u ~ pait No. 1904. u
the District Court d lAanOla coaHty. Tc1nA 10
~hieA he y the painti9 sud Alvy ". HIN A.
minissrator Of lIsaias Ossy aps'A. GaGhasius
It'll. Alvy W. lin Thsaas Marsh csey,
rlc<ila 6Ay. SAnh Usy Ard Janea \. oss1.
~ the dckn,Anss. has dIs1 Il nv 49, l1essss-
gatoriss IN said siis 10 nones natk T.. -.
whom AMI. I'D; a. i ii na,sisss cssp YSss 4
sounlsaios viii issoe 10 ,ats - $500 4
asd witnesses, 70 saia lsasse0 .AestaI - = -
trr ~ expisssioa u - tldstieeA ~ aiR ~
FsblacAsioa Il thu noeics.
u, l. Hl0clNS. DpS a.
NJ. u. 1855. ".
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CouxtrrEE Rooxs, Crv or MARSHALL,
Nov. Both. 1888.
Al . meeting Of the Committee to ad
just the di(lcultics between the Old aud
New S. r. X. X. Companies il was order
cd:
lot. That Ill stock IN said :. r. r. Il. COM
paay DO Transmitted 10 the olice Of said
Company. in the City Of Marshall Tcxs"
and that the same hs there retained by the
proper oAcer u await and abide the furth.
er orders Of this Committoc touching tho
aan,e.
"a, II 10 further ordered that tho holders
OF stock b. required in transmitting the
ssae, TO fvrnish the COMMITTEES with .
bsisf. and plainly written statement II il
origin, u ~ authority for it, issue. tho
co.etdssaaiea paid. aad ths manner Of &C
lairiag sucA stock. ~ that the Commit.
- nay judge Of tho holders diligence,
he good iaitk. and tho consideration paid
d. That I'll ssch statcnssnts he deck
nesd. nsabeFsd and Ased, BY ~ proper
cAcer Of ths Company. with tho stock.
'cs ~ iaapeclioa of the Committsc. and
~ ~ aay u ~ stockholders.
Ssa. That u shall b. Tho privilege II
any rt~-thclde, ~ association ~ stock.
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For Il T. \ r.

A VALUABLE PLANTATION, the late
n residence Of Peter lIsugh. deceased. about
two nihx below For, Caddc. There are four
hun,lrsl and 6f,y Acres Of open Bottom land
us,r, g,s,i fence fresh and equal 10 any in l'ar'
risoa county. There is good family house
negro houses. Nil tho necessary ou'.hou~s s.."'
well II never failing water IN the yard. Inc
place Inns SIN upon Il Gin House, with screw
etc, etc.
Pcr~ous DESIRING 10 secure valuable place
would do veil 10 apply ~hi'e there Is chance
fas il y land that viii he s"on taken.
". Y. BALDWIN, Admir-
DEC. "a, 1888. l6-6w
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Important - ~ Ioe1goooo1 v Yrtvso = 0sssAaot
Inn .. ". LeY0
1rigo1tial 3ateot MIL Dress.
I WOULD inform oil psrsons interested in the
i business, that ! hsve scarrsl patent bs a
Mil Dress which, ~ have abundant certificates
from gentlemen cf the highest character. who
have Witnessed ia operations, has proved, super
ssh- by 1t l~st me hundred pr cent. any Other
mill drrss that has ever bcen tested This i'm
provcmcnt consists in having the running stonc
provided with curvei dress, and the stationary
stone dressed with straight dr-s. The straight
dress when pat on mill s.:ne, where the lower
stone runs, is u little trigrntial. In = lxsgc mill
ston the angle varies to suit the sin Of the stone
Ia all cases the draught on the running stone Is
greater than on the stationary stosr.
All persons are forwsrncd from using or in
ringing upon this patent. without authority
from me.
Persons who may wish TO purchase rights ior
counties or States will find ny at Jcikr-on. or II
absent letters leh vt the Pdsto(kcc vi that place
will h. forwarded to me, when leave Tor the
interior. CIV. 10y.
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On Friday tho 9sth Of November. my housc in Mar
shall consumed by IRE. ny that calamity all my
furniture. clothing 49, and III. meney had On hand,
about ttlo0 wcf. destroyed. have a wife and SIX
children Who were deprived Of alt the con,epienses
" home. and even OF change vi clothing. Under
these circumstances appeal to those Indebted 10 me
10 pay what they owe me-. require Il f"r the very
aeccsaArie. ot lie shall this appeal. therefore. he
made In vain WIN not ever, man indebted " ne,
who has correct feelings promptly respond. without
the necessity OF even calling on him IN lefsoni
;. JACOBS.
December ID. lxss.-l3u
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OBITUARY.


Departed this life on the 10th inst a, her residence
in Harrison county, Texas, Mr.. :. W. SLATER, aged
81 years.
She was born in North Carolina, and then moved 10
Shelby county, Tennessee. and thcr- she united in
marriage to =. Slater. the I'D October, lsu and
now she leave. a husband and seven little helpless
children. and numerous friends to mourn her loss
iiut they not those who have hope. Her
own ease and comfort, aud personal interest. scrc
ehecrfuy sacrificed, or apparently forgotten wten
the good Of her family her friend, could thus
b~ promoted. she was tender and devoted wife an
ancc,ions'e and con-idera,e patcnt. and constan,
friend TO her a.ghbor. -bni amid,, all her suffering
an1 repeated bercnycmen,-, she was example of
calm submission and cheerful r,-lsua,ion the Divine
VIII Daring the last few day Of her sickness, she
repeatedly remarked - her husband sn,i Friends. who
stood around her dying bed My suffering, arr eS-
trem.y painful. hut knov the Lord Ic,u. Christ is
compassionate he doth all things we'll few mo.
meus, before her departure when too much Exhausted
to speak radiant smile repeatedly heamoi from her
dying councuaucc indicating that she still enjoyed
the presence Of her Rcicemcr. snd favored with
glimpse. of the bright world in whose sublime Joy,
,he IA. soon ~ participate,
May the Lord preserve unto eternal life III. di-con-
ISOLATE husband aud m~iheflcss chilss,n. We .yinpa.
,hxe with cur much beloved friend slater, aud pray
that he may have Gods help to support and guide
him in the discharge o! the aighty obligation which
NON jcvolvcs upon him G. D. I.
DIED. On Monday evening las, q, the residence II
hi. brother, In this county Capt. MN. \. FIELDS,
for many year. resident of this place Ca Tuesday
he ~.s buried. lie leaves behind man, relatives and
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N f w G GOD S,
II, r. E]YD!E7S,

THE subscriber has jpst received end opened
i the best s.4essrsi stock II
4AI& & WUGx1A GOODS
b. has ever before o6rcd to tn psbiie. lis
Of DInAte~' Dsess (;oeA.,
C,DAKs, sHAWla and HATS. lie thinks
rssnot be surIax~si in this market. The fosso~-
10. comprises portion q biz stock:
Fre~ch and English Mesinn:
Moaalin r. LANES tAil WOOL figured asa paais:
Figured CAshnrrs- "
Cashmere Rohs~ "a rAses L 6ousrcd;
M~,-lin r. IAiw~ unioal printed and plaid;
Figured Cashmere Sna~k;
Back Cros d. Rhine SIX;
Figured Back
Marcclnc and Florence silk;
Cloth Cloaks. large assostursi;
White and Fancy TAlmas;
Worstcd Vicsovincs;
Fancy Hoods;
Chenille Head Drrssrs,
Black Elastic and Fancy silk Belts;
Embroidered skirts:
White and eolored spring Skirts;
lace Eugene
Opra, Crimca and Printed Flannel,
White Shaker and Salisbury
Bhc Grc,n Rcd ard yellow
Swiss and tmbrodcrel Jacoucs Cellars;
i'iguc Collars;
Swiss Collars aud sleeve. in sets large Assofi)
Ladies J. G.. T. u. sAd f.mbd Hdkf;
Ccrso's. Cord, and TAssels;
Linen Cambria and Lawns,
Irish Linens.
Whit. and Black lllrsicn:
White ard Pink 1arieicn;
India Null, Nainscok aod !Swiss Muslius:
BlaeA six Velvet;
Black Cotton
t,r,en Blue and Brown IArsgc,