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w. ".o. 9 -..,,- -. 49,. -. ,,,,
- ""'""e "''"' A'-'' MI D''nA
man.
Mr.. BAnkman oontnued-ADother day Lauth came with
Behof, Houth, and q man whom he represented a. his
brother In law and demanded the receipts; told him
bad not GOT them my brother Beu Bankman) said 70
them, "Tbe proposition you have made vAnous, and n
] served you right j ought 70 bring In the 20.
Ice and have You arrested - they then turned round
and had SINE conversation among themselves 70 which
did rot pay any attention they demsnded the receipts
again told them hadn't them they let the Office, but
for about eight days aersards We were annoyed With
one or more Of these men one day LAuh came IN and
begged Tor bis receps TOOK apiece OF paper and throw
ng INTO The stove sad 81 would rather do that with
them than that you should have them at subsequent
time Mr. Ashmead, my brother and myself were In the
oilce when Bshon came IN, but lauh was NOT with him
loneced 70 ano omuedD that interview vas me last
hsd win any OF these men y my once
hr Anmesh.t1piain what Vas said about the tvo
one hunnreu ooiar noses tnat Lsutn spoke OF
NJ Bsnkman-On The lsth OF February these two Pc.
pefs were ing on my secretary ey are about as good
a. zoe cnecks lAugh'erD .
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LOST AND FOUND.
REWARDS.

DIP REwARD.-LOsT. ON SUNDAY, 18TH INSTANT.
pC small BLACK and tan terrier SUIT to hs name
return 3l West Twenty first will receive the
tanks OF tho owner and The above reward
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-05-29

ale a. may be required By the Law Of Texas,
boz force when said -alc takes place ~ fcga % 10
spcs made under deeds Of trust, and u there Is
mo such law, ten days notice Of the tire and
place Of sale shall be gwen hy the publication
iu ncWspsp~r printed In The town Of Marshall
ct u u1 paper is printed q SAID town OF Maf.
shall. then ia some newspaper published 10
Texas, and the proceeds Of sad sale,
after deffatlng the expenses Of this deed
Of trust, .hail be paid a, aforesaid.
Md whereas ; II and C. VI Burnham, cfedi.
tors Of Che said Company. and pros,ied Tor by
said deed Ia trust as of the preference class,
have required me IN writing to sell said pro-
porly, TO raise money 10 psy TO them the sum
81 seven thousand Eve hundred and forty three
and 7l.100 dollars and interest thereon, Vt be-
ing the amount Of their claims against said
Company.
b. It therefore known, that FOR and in consl-
d-rat,on 81 the prcmis, aforesaid, |, benjamin
Long, one Of the Trustees aforesaid, viii sell
AZ public sale, 10 the highest bidder. 'or cash,
on the first Tuesday in June next between the
hours Of 10 O'CLOCK. N aud o'clock, p. m.
of said day. before the Court.l l1gso door, IN
the town of Marshall Texas, the following de-.
scubej property belonging 10 SAID Raj Road
Company Iures hundred ard thirty eight
Company from \ u Bafress, situated iu liar-
tison County. Texas, adjoining lhe town OF
Marshall on the northeast al the line OF the
said k4u Road bed. including the and n and
over which the said Raj Road is located, be-.
tween the said town Of Marshall, In the state
OF Texas. rnB the eastern terminus Of said road
At Swanson landing all the IRON rails owned
by -aid Company Ad down on said Rail Road,
comprising about twenty and one half miles
all the iron rail. owned 10y said Company, ia
laid Harrison County, not laid down, that is to
-ay, about sufficient for five mile, Of raj road
all the franchises and privileges granted TO said
Company by their Act OF Incorporation, or by
any other law or statute Of the State Of Texas
.Wo locomotives on said raj road four plat
form cars all the chairs and spikes, sufficient
ior abou, five miles OF road, and castings tor
tire" turntables.
The proceeds Of the SAID sale of -aid proper.
ly, after paying expenses, are to be applied to
the payment Of the debts pros dci for in SAID
decd Of trust, according to the classification
md priority therein mentioned.
Gwen under 10y hand at Marshall, Texas
this 6ih day Of May. \ u 1888.
BENJAMIN LONG,
IrNsfef
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Look 10 your Interest.

HANlNG sold ont my entire interest in the
i Livery Stable business, mn determined
TO settle up my old matters, This is to notify
all persons indebted to me or to the late firm
oil D. u Bell Go to come forward and settle
up immediately The claims will now be
found in the hands OF Mr. Henry NJ. Huff, at
the old stand after the first Of May all unset.
lled claims Will be found in The hands Of =. w.
Slater. am bound to settle up. give fair
warming so don't complain.
G. r. HyNSON,
March 30 So % #
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LOOK SHARP

4 H. persons indebted to n are requested
~ 10 come forward and settle their ne.
counts or We shall be under the painful ne
ces-i,y of placing them IN the hands of at
officer for collection. Short settlements maxi
strong friends, i. an cid and true ddags We
are in earnest and no hambug, 50 LOOK os. AZ
ter the isl Of May next, all unsettled accounts
will BE found in an officers hands We want
good par'iag customers, and to such we are will
inr and ready 10 offer great inducements. We
want no other XII and wish 1t expressly un.
drr-'ood, will not have them as soon as We
find to be Otherwise.
G. l.. lINNSON g. co.
March 90, SO a9~,f
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FAIR WARNING.

4 LII persons are hereby torewarncd if0s
"A buying from the Administrator Of Wv
estate Of fountainc Lester, deceased, OF a.!
other person, the following named negroes,
the possession Of Fountaino l<stes Al the ~
Of his death. to.wit: Horace, Randall IT, ~.
derson, Mosc. Marian and three children ~"
garrett aud three children, Sally and her sn'sII
children, Pnss OF cinlheiis- and Paschs:'' l..
claim these negroes AS my property a"'
person buying, them will simply purchase '''s
and heavy law suit -,,r
March q 1913 No STILL
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FINE AND FANCY WATERi IL
NuNVNS MOlSE

1--WE undersigned, proprietor Of the Adkins
] House. take pleasure in informing their
friends AVID the public IN rsr.ral, that they
haze opened their
NEW HOTEL.
in Marshall, Texas, and hope TO meet the pat
ronngr Of 'he travelling community. They
vii endcavor 10 make the house home to
ALL The furniture has been carefully selected,
aud is particularly adapted to the building
which is entirely new. The rate Of charges
are so low TINT they hope the community at
large viii appreciate their motives. II VIII be
the aim Of The undersigned to make 1t one of
The best kept houses, in all respects, IN the
State of Texas, having many eonnpodlous
family rooms.
Terms per day 81 90
meal 80
NJ b. HART,
Feb. .Ttl, 1858. 2J-f
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= w SV ~Al.E..

IllE Undersigned Trustee, under Deed
Of Trust. executed hy GE0RGE : lEEgER
President OF the southern Pacific Rail Road
Company on the lgih day Of October, 1887
and duly flied u the oihce Of the County tletk
Of the County of Harrison aud State OF Texas
on the goth day Of October, 1857, will proceed
to sell, Tor Cash TO the highest bidder, on the
first Tuesday IN the month Of June, 1888, II
being the first day of sand month, at the Court
house door, in the City Of Marshall, and State
Of Texas, the following described property
VIZ:
All the hnas to whcl. the said southern
Pacific Iiai Road Company have either legal
or equitable title, lying IN said County Of llar-
yl-ou;
Also, the whole line Of the Roll Eoai bed,
including the land on and over which said Rail
Road Is located, between Marshall, IN the State
of Texas, and the Eastern Terminus Of said
Rail Road at ~wauson's Landing, together
with MI the Iron Rails now owned by said
Company nov laid down BY said Raj Road
Company Also, all the Icou Rails now owned
by said Company, in sad County Of Harrison,
auC not yet laid on said road
Also, the franchises and privileges granted
to sand Southern poci. Rad Road Company,
by their Act OF Incorporation, or by any other
iaw or statute Of the said State of Texas.
Also, Two locomotives on said road together
with all the chairs, spikes, and cars, now on
-aid Rad Road
The above sale is demanded by j. +. Smith,
and : IT, and A. NJ. punham, bona nd,
creditors under said Deed Of Trust, and viii
take place On the day above mentioned, and
such title % ia IN me as trustee will be con.
yeyej.
JOHN X. NERGER,
Trustee.
May b, 1855. No ST. 4 =
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Selected poetrp.


1--we in drowsy mood one day
i.eciined with all his nymphs around him :
Ills feathesed darts neglected lay,
And faded were the flowers tia, crowned
him.
Young Hope, with eyes Of light, in vain
led smiiing beauty TO implore him,
While Genius poured his swee'es, s'r'in'
And Pleasure shook her roses DER him
\, knEth a stranger sought the grove
And fery Vengeance seemed 10 guide
him.
lie radely tore the wreaihcs Of Love,
And broke the darts tina, lay beside hin.
Tho little god now wskefu grew,
And angry at the bold intruder,
y. rose, and wov- his wrea,hs Anew,
And strung hi. bow more if-, .h.n ever.
When, 10 the invader eried 4" Farewell
Ny .kil, brigh, nyuphs, tAis lsssoH
teaches
While Love is .prgh,y, bind him well
With smiles and songs, and honeycd
ypeechcs
Ba, should dali lsnagor seize the god
Recall me on mS friendly mission.
For know when Love begins to nod,
His cures, spur Is opposition.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-05-29

Town made Furniture.

FIR "A \ G. ) l. 1 d | I.PiI
dogs to inform the citizens Of Marshall
- and neghhorhood, that he is prepared to
make House aud Office Furniture OF all kinds,
to order. a stock always kept on hand.
Repairing cleaning. and vanishing neatly
executed, and all orders promptly attended 10
February itth.ls56 No rs IT,
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ALSO.
PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY

In connection with the above, have a welI
fitted mp
rIIOTOe RApuUG GALLERY,
over the store, and engaged the services Of n
Photographic Artist OF many years experience
Those in van, of superior likeness would
do well to give him n call
Having a large aud well nrnnged light. pre-.
pared expressly for the business, and large
stock IT
FINE iNU FANCY N4TERI VI.
lie i. at all times prepared to take pictures OF
Family Groups OF Single Persons, IN style
far superior TO any ever taken IN this country.
Perfect satisfaction guaranteed. Daguerreo-
ty,--, Paintings, Nc, copied,
Artists can rely GA Always Fnding supply
of Ambrotypc Stock on hand which | will job
oil cheap 10 the trade.
G. HENRY rlkE.
hlny lst ls5s---3m.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-05-29
NOTICE.
Southern Pacific Hall Road.

CLIPPERS Of goods by the Southern Pa
> eifc Rail Road, are hereby notified tina,
from this date no goods will be forwarded from
my Of the stations or warehouses, unless the
freight and charges are pad on delivering Of the
same. A manifest of all goods received and
in store IA, Petersburg, will be found a. the
Adkins House, Marshall
d. s. ROBERTS, Sup.
y. v. The established rates Of fare " III be
charged passenger. from thi. date
May 4, 1883 No Seat
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z L. Il NJ s:


Pagdb'e one ha( IN sdranrs and The rem inisr
al aie close # the Term
For tuition IN the Ancient Languages,
Mathematics, aqd Solid Sciences, IN.
Gliding one OF all of these branches,
lor "a, Session Of five months. $4,000
10 the English branches, embracing
the elementary branches. and in adj
diion English Grammer Geography,
History, Nriihmetic, &c 10000
IN the Modern Languages, Spanish,
French Italian and German extra
charge each, loco
fus' Ia College building, 90
II these -ates o. tuition be considered highe,
than those which have heretofore obtained in
Eastern TeNa~, It may be confidently asserted
that the character Of the instruction and The adj
yaujascs afforded viii be found nj least pro.
porionatcly higher Those professors Of &C.
knawlcdgci ability and successful experience,
whose entire time and attention are devoted to
the instruction OF sixty Students, or to an
average number oi twenty each, can not reason.
ably be required to give such instruction as is
here furnished. tor
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n oT1on

AZ :. lifNSON, late Of Marshall, Texas,
w has located in the city OF Shreveport,
Louisiana, for the purpose Of doing general
taetorage and Commission business All or.
ders forwarded to him will be faithfully attend
ed to. ileis prepared to make cash advances on
cotton consigned TO his friends, Msssrs. Frcll.
son, Stevenson. g. Co, New Orleans.
Shreveport, La March a.. IA
~, Tyler Reporter will give three insertions
and forward bill to this Office.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-05-29
Important.

VIII pay liberal cash prices for all fat, rner-
L charitable, and heavy beef cattle. delivered
to me at Jefferson, Texas, during the months
OF November, December, and January ensn.
ing
am prepared TO receive, slaughter, and
pack from forty Ave to fifty head per day
II, ". BLACK,
Jefferson, Texas, Sept. 10. 81 Motif
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-05-29
Carriage Making and Repairing

Carriage Making and Repairing.
Shop East Of Psbiic square, Marshall
IeIay
HAVING leased the Carriage Shop Of VIM
NJ. Johnston, Immediately East of th9
public Square, We are prepared to
carry on the carriage making md 411o
repairing business in It's various -
departments. Having many years experience
We fa,,er ourselves, that Tor nea,ucs, OF style
and durability Of work, We will be unsurpassed
hy any other establishment in the South
Plenty OF material always on hand.
Repairing done at short notice
Prices as low can be afforded by any good
mechanic. Al work warranted.
Gail and examine our work aad prices
l., GplDlN,
II. A. MANN.
Marshall, Texas March 6, 1855 ".
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-05-29
Srw FALL AND WINTER GOODS.

NIESSks. WV. BnApfIrLp, Co. would
vi respectfully announce to the citizens oil
Harrison count, and the public generally, thai
they have Jus, received and are now opening
a, their new store in Marshall, an entire new
and eompleie stock OF
FANCY AND STAPLE
Fall and Winter Goods. Their stock comprises
every article usually foundIn country store
and having been purchased in the northern
market on the most favorable terms, by one OF
the partners who has had many years experience
as merchant they feel conhder! that they can
ohe.
Great Inducements
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G.. G. G REGG & CO.,
RE-. MARSHALL. TEAAs.

WEST SIDE PUBLIC sol ARE, MARSHALL IENNS'
and DrG Goods lo.er and Gloves
Boots and LADIES a"i
Ready and
sasd Nails S, Castings assorted
Full AND COMPLETE ASSORTMIN1
attention Of our old friends and customers to @ our
that
thanks friends for h" b
Of be
Marshall, Apr. st,Is5s
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-05-29

VssiArleN ~ TINE SUNDAY Law IN
Nsw Tsax.-Aesosdinx to the partial ~.
tssae ke~ ~ vs,ioss police captains in
New yssk city sias hundred aud twenty.
~ piasss h list city w.rs open on San,
~ ~: It shs ssis Of liquors. dry good.
~ esss. IL six wsrds fror. which no
i1bsas were ssesived wosld probably swell
~ eoDAes . aeos 1900
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-05-29

o. OLIVER wgNprii neisEt.
Slowly the mis-, DER the meadow was creeping.
Blight on the dewy buds ssicnsd the sun,
When from his couch, while his children were
sleeping,
Rose The bold rebel and shoudered his gun.
Waving her golden veil
Over the silent dale,
Bi,hs locked the morning Of cotizge and
srire;
flushed was his parting A.,a,
Whilr from his noble eye.
il,shed the last sparkle Of libertJ's hrc.
In the smooth green where TIE fresh leaf is
sprnring,
Calmly the first born Of glory have me,
tIwk! the dea,h.yolcy around them is ring
Look; with their ie.blood the young grass
,swct
Faint is the feeble breath,
Murmurng low in death.
Tell TO cur sons how their fathers have died -
Ncrveless the iron hand,
Raised for it, native land
tacs BY the weapon tina, CLEANS ht his sitc.
Over the b,ll.sidcs the wild knell is tolling,
From their far lands the ycomnnry come ,
As through the storm-elonds the thunder
burst rolling,
Circles III. beat Of the mastering drum
fa-, on the soldiers pa.s
Darkeu the waves Of wrath,
Long hay, they gathered and loud they shall
full
Red g,ares the muskei's fash,
Sharp rings the rise's crash,
Blazing and changing from ihcket and wall.
Gaily the plume Of the horseman was dancing,
Never to shadow his cold brow again.
Proudly at morning the war sieed was pran
cling,
Rocking and painting he droops on the rein I;
Pale is the lip Of scorn,
Voiee!ess the trumpet horp,
Torn is the silkcn fringed red cross on high
Mans 5elied breast,
Low on the turf shall rest
Ere the dark hunters the herd have passed by,
Low girdled erags where the hoarsc wind is
rasing,
Rocks where the weary foods murmur aud
wall,
Wilds where the fern by the furow is waving,
Reelcd with the echoes tina, rode on the
gale;
Far ~ the ,cmpes, thrills
Over the darkeBsd bills,
lar MS the Sunshine sleams over the PLAIN,
Reused by the iyran' band,
Woke al! the mighty land
Gifdcd for battle from mountain and plan.
lying!
shroudless and .ou,ble,- they sunk 10 their
While DER their ashes the starry fold n,ne,
Wrap. the proud eagle they reused from
bis nest,
Born on the northern Pine.
,-or. ser the foaming brine
spsesd her broad banner to storm and - sun
Heaven keep her ever free,
Wide A. Der land and sen,
Flosta the fair emblem her heroes have won
ARREST AND sticrpg or PRisoNlR
"A despatch from Chester, Orange County
~. dated May 7. says:
Mss Pb1bs Wss,lake, widow residing
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-05-29

Fancy Dress SILKS.

ne lounNlhy - F"iH"" " '"'' ''
Fancy Dress SILKS.
Plain black and Moreantique Silhs,
Black dress Xix striped and plain,
Florence 40 all colors,
Ladies Persian SIR Scaris,
Chauile
sin pocket handkcrchie'- nnd efsyata
Bonne, and sash ribbon,
satin and lu,tfing
Velvet all width,
SIX fduged dress trimmings,
Morcal,qne
Ladies SIX and marino vests,
Ladies black aud pearl siis hose
" gIoYea,
Jaeoncl and Swiss muslin.
Check
Bishop aud Victoria lawn,
Embroidered and dotted swiss
SWISS robes for party dress,
Jaconct and Swiss cdging and inserting,
bands,
Embroidered Swiss and Jaeorei collars
sirs1-S
Iian printed,
tembroidrrcd L. G.. handkerehief',
liemsiiicbrd
IRISH hnln, superlne,
White French bonnet core,
Atwood aud Persian delainc,
Black .lik warp alpaca,
Ca'orcA
BLACK and -olored cotton y-,se,
PLAID md solid colore9 ginghams,
French oil caIeo,
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~ 'fsN' ''isf iN' NN'"'N'f
Hats and Caps.
Moleskin hats latest style,
Cashmere and wool hats,
Beaver hats,
Goth, Plush and Glazed caps,
Velvet and Petersehaue caps,
lOV ~ NJ.
Mems fine black cloth coats,
Cashmere and tweed coats,
Cloth and Pilot-colh over coats,
Sattinct aud Jeans coats.
Blanket coats,
fine satin vests,
" cashmere and silk vests,
silk velvet and black cloth vests,
black cashmere pants,
colored do
linen bosom shirts,
" merno and silk do,
drawers,
Bro, drill drawers,
Boy clothing OF every description.
SADDLERl.
Mems saddles, Spanish aud American,
Ladies saddles,
Suggy and wagon harness,
Wagon and pillow brides,
Fine riding brides and martingaes,
Worsied and cotton girlhs and crsingles,
Leather and rope hal,ers,
Horse and mule collars,
Buggy and carriage reins.
S,yrups and strip feathers,
Bride bits and spurs,
Saddle and carpet bags,
Trunks and valises.
a
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-05-29

FArAl M"fAxn.-~O" Monday evening
wssh. while M'. sbIiIinglaw. OF Hamilton,
'Ca"sda.I preparing = s-sdli'. powder, he
'"'seook qssn,tty ot ss.enic Tor tho car
bessss Of sods. which be had Tor the pu,>
Poss 81 ashiay the drink h. mixed the
,ojses. std before hs diseo..red h,s mis-.
lsts dsssk freely Of the fatal d'augh, Som.
iiss Afterwards he felt symptoms Of the
peisss ssd ms",innsd il. Medical assists
ssss wss i~ss-dis.siy sslird in. bu. loo late
~ - expissd In . lev minatss
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-05-29

In connection with the above, have a vel
fitted up
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1858-05-22
LEGAL NOTICES.


OHERIFF,S SALE...NOTICEU Is HERE.
~ BY given that by virtue an Executon issued ont
OF ana under me seal OF the District Court and for
the County Of Ramsey and Territory of Minnesota on
the 18th day Of April, AD 1853, in favor of Jobn
Sanborn and Theodore French, partners as Sanhorn
FreLch, plaintiffs, and against Abigail KIM Charles
King and 2. NJ Brown defendants, in IL sum Of eight
hundred dollars and ninetyone cents $500 and in
terest from rendition with $500 of
docketing the same-TherefoTe, in the name OF the
United States have this day leve upon the following
described property the real property Of NJ Brown
to-wit Out lots No. two (2), and six (6) n
block No. five % also, lots four o. ), six o. Sc
ven eight ~ nine (9), and ten Qc), in block No.
one ~; also, lots o. six (6), seven a., and eight
(S) in block Notwo (2 lots two (2), in blk three
(S) all OF block four N lots o. two (2 three 81,
four N five 90, six 6), %, eight (s in block
lots land two (2 in block eight (S); lots
three four five b eight (o), nine (9), and ten
IN block nine ) lots one % two (2 six (6 and seven
line (9 and ten (l0 in block eleven IN; lots three
3 and four ~ In block twelve Q2 lots three (3 four
N4 and five (5 in block thirteen 3) lots four a and
nVe (o) in block fourteen 90; lots On, and %,
piosk hiteen Q5) lots three 90, four ~ and five Oh
III DOCK sixteen Q6), In the town Of Upper Monticello,
S surveyed by John c. Haven, and recorded in the Of
oi the Register Of Deeds in and for the county OF
wright and Territory of Minnesota, at Monticello Al.
~, we oiiowng, con mencng at the government orar-
10 Post on he east side Of 10, the linz between
~ anu ~ thence running South so rods then West To-
CO. io,iVoth rods then North "a degrees East IS and
rods, then n. 20 f. 80 rods then T. SO and
10, W rods 10 the place of beginning, in Township
~ north OF Range % West of the fifth nrncnaI neri
man. containing 40 and % rods he The same more
VI issa-which will sell public auction on Friday
ee !ztn day OF June next, at 10 o'clock Al NV a.
f IN MONTE Ito, to the highest bidder for cash to sat.
HAecution, together with the interest md costs
W o, GEORGE N. BERTRAM
Monticello, April go, 1855. Sheriff of Wrigh, 70
oANsoRS' FRENCH & LUSD, Atty's for Pm. my6-w6w