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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-12-08
ELECTION NOTICE.
STATE OF TEXAS,
n 1900.


CrS,s cx HAsxfscS
I sEORGE LANE. a citizen OF Harr,aon
/ County in virtue OF the authority IL nc
vested by resolution passed a, = maas meeting
of tbs citz rs OF said State apd county, held ..
Marshall on the 2sth day Of November, A. y.
1860, 10 appoiai the hereinafter named persons,
rcsidcst in The several prcciu's IN aid ouniy 70
hold an election in said several precincts on the
fourth Monday. being the oath DAY. Of pecem-
Der Next. for the election Of four deleEasss 10
reprNent said county in general State CONVEX.
ton TO be held at Houston. in sad Stste, o. tse
81 Monday In January, A. u. 1854.
crciac, No. IL b Foster,
2 D. X Smith,
3. & h Conway,
4 James q. McCsy.
3, VIM. NJ .lohrstoa.
: " :" p !, s.'s
=, jobs. Mullen
,. G, ". Tagrone.
u. D. q. CLARK,
II. q. " Smith,
And further give notice that said eiec.ioo
will be held Ard farther | recommend ard
direct that ii said persons herein appointed fail
20 attend or tai. or rchi.e TO hold aid election
then the voters will appoint sorsa persou d hos
the samc. The election tc DC held =, the usa.:
places Of voting and in the usual manner. and
the returns to he made to sne =, Marshall, with
in five days :k~ea'ier.
Given nudcr my hars' 'Ais 18th 1sy Of No
vc.,bs- A D. 1860.
GEORGE LANE.
Dec 1850.
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1860.
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.

WE ARE NOW RECEIVING OUR FALL AND WINTER STOCK and
the Fail W" laid SALES AND
SMALL PROFITS to GOOD INSTEAD OF FEW GOODS At
HIGHER PRICE," and that have succeeded
satisfaction beyond
continue with sales and the
ines
We offer friends and the
public, sol
GOOD GOODS. AND AT AS LOW PRICES.
advantage Low
Rivers We think
feel all dn'y
shall friends facility that
do we o o another rhm shall
"a geuud be doae We will sell
right. aud L
oppressed pledge future
Barr SELL CHEAP AS ANY
Marshall. September L. Am O. e. 'Rfh" 70
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ews Is, that whenever the relation 81
laster and slave is established, the Save
property, aud the property OF the mas
aud as such may be transported to
p territory of the United states where
master may choose 10 carry tin' ana
are be held IN snhloction as 'perty !
the territory, nor the Cong sol tue
aied States, nor any o'hc' power has
right to interfere aud rr'fnN'- q ~
'ectly or indirectly, patN''IN t"'A'iNi
when citlzen 81 Sialf a'ltl'-
ave into a territory, anA l"f "It
lerIeres with his rlgnie Ar
~ are understood 'pd Hlfft We Doe
ate from which he migrated. and l1e
atlunal Government fails Ia redress Al~
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LOST.

THE Headrigh, Certificate Of Mary Rich
i artison for Six Hundred and Forty Acres
Of Land No Al, issn'd by the District Conr,
Of Pamela County, dated November 22nd ls4l /.
II not found in the time prescribed by law,
will apply n, the proper Office for a duplicate.
WM. FILLER. Guardian.
for c. TlLLEK.
Sept. %. 1900 2st
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harriet Judge Of this District. a letter
.ouesting an expression Of his opinions
.l,,ive to the political condition Of the
,outry. and what should be done in the
,csent crisis The following is Judge
frazcr's reply
GIIaER, November LIST, 1860.
Gentlemen IF The Grand Jury:
have before before me Mr. Locke's
,te. making known your desire that |
b1uld III such manner MS suited me, de
are my views on the political is.
ne ct the day, aud AS to the remedies TO
adopted by the South
In reply, have to say that much re-
bet being called upon to consider sub
cis Of this class and character had
ped that my uniform silence on sui
tl, connected with the political coudi-
20 If the country, my arduous official
,tofs, aud well known distatc Tor pu.
cal discussion, would enable tue to re.
au silent, and devote myself 10 DIT.
rent department, which, III my juig
ent is not without its importance, aud
,haust the faculties of any one man,
ih1ut regard 20 his attainmcnts or
lents. Bat such request, coming
m the Grand Jnry--n coordinate and
dependent, department ot the Ceurt, ~
lo not sec bow ! can with propr.cty
cline
Allow me to say that. in my opinion.
Is l1 bc regretted that political parties
ave nut resolved the questions discuss
into form more open, distinct a. Il
finite the stale ot public affairs sure.
would have permitted it.
Tina, the North and TIA South are at
sne on the question If slavery, there
IN be no doubt The prp.l Il the
r.h. by birth, education, all lhbit, are
plsed 10 II rs 1t exists IN the South,
believe that it is wrong N all
lights in which 1t can be cnutem
.irl The people of the South, by
ib. education, and habit. believe that
Is night lu every light IN which it can
.uuiemplated Ia each =. elton It is
mlly held . question of conscience
0. ligi1n. and, for mN it. am
hing 50 to treat and dl-Hs 1t ; and
dong shall not stop FL. .u, a par
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DRY GOODS.

WI are In rceaipi u our Fall ald Winter
W Stock Of by Goods. consisting 10 part 81
Plaid L.nseys iweeis, and Ca'simcrcs. Red,
White and yellow flaanc' Opera Flannel ;
plaid Cloahiag, ard maHy oihe: articles too m.
mcsous to meuliou. 90 winch we solicit and exam
ina,ion before purchasing elsewhere.
q 6 GREGG & co.
sept %. 1880. Din
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TOWN RESIDENCE FOR SALE,

nNE Of the bes, improved lots in Marshall
" elegibly situated and with two Of the fines,
wells in the place. /, has on il good dwelling,
u good kitchen. well house, bath house stable
and crib, buggy house, SC For further partc.
ulars enquire Of
T. b GREGG.
June 30 / 500
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Neeice ef Ftual Seetlement,
NOTICE.

THIS i - h~cssm IL pessens troa pasuAas-
/ isg = note given - ut 70 u Wa1na. sigp.
I'd Al Nashville, Tenn, on the 7sth q OesoAes
1889. and due she LIST 81 NsrcA. 1851. givsn II
fourteen ,homani dollars. FIR = certain ransl y
tract Of Lard Against said note. hsvs legal
othess Thn ?.sA Novcuhcr. 1850.
" & swAESON.
nrc ! 1850 MI ~
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EurMy Notice.

I,AKEN up by Samuel Williams, living 10
BEAT No 2, mar Port Cadde, snd pos'rsi
beforv samuel Wiley j. T.. one BAY Pony twc
years Old ncs, sprine about | hands high no
ma,ks nor brands Of any kind; vslued 1t Sao
Rr. rRlDFRlCl, Clerk
pee ia6n OIL -
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SOOO PAIRS Mems ni Boys best oak
CUVV double back double sole Russe's
and Brogans the best article ever oifred in this
market Jasi received and for sale very low by
g. g GREGG 4 co.
June 9. 1850 n3s .6m
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BOOTS AND SHOES

TCST received large assoriiaQ, = Mems
- and Boys and chd'en's Kip md Calf Boots
and Shoes Gents fine CAT Shoes for winter
wear also ladies Misses aud chldrns Shoes
ia every variety, and FOR sale by
G. 6 GREGG & GO.
Sept % 1850 / San
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Notice 81 ripet setsDe~e.e.

NOTICE is hereby given that James Hsskiss
~ and W. c. swanson. Executor Of the -
ta;es OF Moses and Mary < Brown. dscsssed,
have fled in my Office their final account and
vouchers with said estate. which soceunt ard
vouchers will be open for allowance and 6sa!
settlement, At the ensuing term OF the Ccasty
Court pertaining to estates, &c. to be held ID
and for Harrison County, a. the Courthouse 10
the City Of Marshall. on the last Monday in
December, 1860. III being the 3ls day theseofl
when and where oil psrsona interested may sp
pear and contest the same u tley nas ~
proper.
BF. FREDERICK. Clerk.
1lsS 1860. NIL ~
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NOTICE.

NR ". ". DIAL. Is my agent in Marshall
~ Harrison county Texas ,,,
GARltNGToN e DIAL
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EStrov Notice.

TAKEN MP by james Penny. living nea'
i Por; Csddo, IN Pea, No 3 and posted be
fore Samuel Wiley, J r, one ehes.nu, SORE
Pony years Oh. 10 hands high, lei, bind foo'
white. valued n, $50
T. F. FREDERICK. Clerk.
Nov H. 1850. most
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CITY ORDINANCE.

DE i, ordained by the Mayor and Board Of
ID Aldermen Of the city Of Marshall 10 coan.
ell convened 'hs, the city tax collector be, and
he is hereby instructed to bid for AL property
for ADD in the name n thu corporation II the
city cf Marshall, which he may ODER for ale 10
sa'isfy the city taxes due on the sane, At BIZ
.-le Of said property on the 6nt Tus.dAy 10
Decer'bc-, 1850. provided no other bids ass
made TO the amount Of the tax due a sucA
property. and that he make ds~d approved By
property so bid N by him Tor and in the nsms
Of aid corporation. and that the Mayor ~
that said deeds are duly recorded q required by
law
Council Room. Nov 26th, 1860
JAS. " CURTIS. Mayor.
K NJ NAS Z.ypr. Recorder, pro icm
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SILK GOODS.

LARGE Dot Of flouucod Double Jupe and
r. SIR Dress Patterns also Black edk
.-t... Black silk White Satin, White
and Marcalinc SILKS, jnst re
...t..I on the most reasonable terms
BRApFlfD Il TALi.EY.
I.t.s1 My
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rLrvts HUMID Ed AND sLvfK1Y-sIx ACRES


TAKEN mp hy " " Hal mil,s west q
| Marshall and posted bciore VIM Woodson
J T.. one grey llorse about twelycy ears old
and about rs or {, : hands high 80 marks OF
brands pgrceiyabe; appraised al $40.
u + FRIDERICI Clerk.
By VIM Wooisou. Jr u c.
Dee. : 500 nl2;3i
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o. The fll1wiug is from cnrrrf
a.. -. n .l..,t-. - f...N.pf...

E0 lnr l"lli wing - from 4 C'Il'.
pendent Of the New Or"un+ Picaymr
SrmNcfiftp II Nov 10
Nj Lincoln. IN Conversation with ul
friends yesterday whilr deeply rcgrct.
ting Tee excitement that prevails at the
South, did not. at the same time, deem
it cxpcdicul that hc should say anything
publicly IN tn subject. Whenever al
luded to- regarding his position. be invn'
riably refers to - !ur ncr writings and
speeches, ami itoll th"m to the platform
uf the party which elected hIm-a com.
bmaiion h. thinks, sufficient for all pur-
posses With reference t. the cxasprrar
I'd feeling aud excitement itself he thiuEs
II VIII br 81 short Duration aud ~ the
better inlg.maut ot tha peoplo VIII ~''n
l.sHur u- sway
- H..
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" hItc Goods.

4 VERY handsome stock Of Swiss. Jaconet
n Check, Null and Nansook Maslns. Dotted
and Striped Swiss, Bishop and Victoria Lawns
Linen Lawn Irish Linen, Linen Cambria Phi
low case Linen, Linen SGeetng. B!eached and
Brown Table Dsmask Towels, Towelling and
Napkins. Birds Eye Diaper. Bleached Domestic
Bleached Shectings, Brown aud yellow Linens
Mar-eilles and Honey Comb Quilts, Furniture
Dimity Bonnet Cord. &c. just received and 70,
sale a; prices to suit the times by.
BRADfELD ( TALIEY
Nov J, isc0. MY
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1860 lS6O
BRADFIELD d TALLEY.


EANCY DeIaine. printed delaines, solid col
/ ored delaines, cashmeres, French aud En-
gli.h mirino black and eoored alpnccas black
bombazne, Scotch pads, &C. large and varied
assortment, Just received and Tor sale BY
BkADFIEIp 4 TALLY.
Nov 3 1850. nI;y
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods.
U-T received iull stock Of cashmere sat.
y tine,s twecds. Kentucky Jeans. black and
blsa broad clots which are now on hand and
il .w Hr-- av
BRAuFiFfO & TAtIEY :
N. ut.F
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HOSIERY, sc.

lust received u large and yaried assortment
} OF Mems Boys and childreus cotton and
worsted u Hose; also. Ladies Misses and child
ren's cotton and vorsted Hosiery, and i)r sale
very cheap ny G G. GREGG 4 co.
Sept. % l-6O ul-3m
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NOTICEn.
FURNITURE FOR SALE.

4 LARGE lot Of RNITURE for sale
"A over Sanders & Sears Dug Store, con.
sis,ing Of different kinds Of Bedsteads, Baby
Cribs. Tables Of different kinds SAFES Of various
sizes and prices and 10, Of elegant and bean,i.
fll walnu, Bookcase Desks, which We offer
CHEAP.
We think we can make I, the interest Of every
one wishing these articles to give US call, and
examine for themselves, feeling assured that we
can satisfy them both in regard to quality oud
prices.
SANDERS & SEARS
Marshall, sept g, 1880 II
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HEU1Y PARSONS,
Speer.a Patent Clasp aud tleeP
IRON Hand
son RAILING coT1oN,

IN NFS u III N =, NVANTV
Once and Showroom IT Y. II kibevdges cor
nar Of Milan and Commerce Streets,
Shreveport. Ia,
MILL. keep et-slmisly on hand largo ssoek
w Of assorted lengths which be viii sei from
m 10 as vsx t.xss. less .wAx Aoss cAS ro<si.
At.v nv Avroaesr.
These Clasps and bands are manufactured ct
the best American iron, and may bc relied On
for it, ,oaxhsess and complete adaptation to the
Planters use Aiso keeps 90 hand large sup
PLY n lndA and Kentucky Raegtng
For farther information, seod hs descriptive
Circulars sna specimen Clasps
Is also Agen, for the New York Lie lnsar-
ancc ComlAnv ND the American lltr Insur-
ance and Tres, comrars. q Philsaclrh,s
Y IN, ~ 1880 ~ VI
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L 2TUtk that cant I've supposed FaAh
- icn.h:s s.siusrs anl 81 .ceiI al. -:
NE--0 ~ - =. az - a, .p 40
by BRApFlktD TALl.EY.
Nov I, 1850 u7y.
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nlAQ0LUTl0A.

DIn0OLUT1ON.
THE partnership hesesnfns exiselag estwses
i s. ". Webb, G. n Grasbssl, ed 4. 3.
Clemmons, under the style Of Weso. 0rs.
berry 1 Co.. Is this day dissolved b nstasl
consent. =. W. WEBB,
G. n. CRANBERRY.
A. Il. CLENNON0.
Sept. !. 1860.
3. W. Webb. having purchaser the entire
stock Of Goods belonging to the late firm. will
s. W. WEBB.
Sept 1860. 5-u
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T received and tor ssle a very handsome
y -nek # Ladies cloaks and shnSls, Of the
.ry attest styles
BRADFIELD x TALLEY.
Nov l~f0 nI:Y.
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1s\aNtatiON Goods.

50 pieces hes, kersey
~ nsey.
$50 pr. Negro blankets
\ large lot Of striped lowells ticking brown
domestic. brown drilling and twill lowells, just
received an i,r sale at low figures by
BRADFIEID 4 TAILEf.
Nov g. 1850. MY.
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DED blankets crib bIanke's, colored hansc''
ID tor coats isr. a large lot inst received and
tot sale by
BRADFltLD & TALIEY.
Nov g. SEQ MY.
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1oti,tug.

ELOTiilNG, Of every description for mer
\ and boys. can be had on the most favorable
terms at
BRADFIEID & TALLEI.
Nov ,. 1860 MY.
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Black aud caiored congress and ACE boots.
Kid DO do do
C,ll do Do do
Cont calf eameci leather and kip waking
shoes 4 large mud complete stock just received
and for sale by
BRADFlFID TALLY
Nov 3. $50 u7y
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t.uns. Guns.

4 FINE loi of dcublc barrel guys, just re
y c,iTcd md or sale oy
BRAUrIELB & TALfFl.
Nay 2 iNGD NV
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BuLoxI-per schr Gleaner-eoo bbls coal.

BILoxI-Per schr Gleaner--6oo bbls coal.
sMANDEvlLLE-Per schr Jane 40 cords wood.
BILOXI Per schr Marguerite Jane 40 cords
wood to Patton.
ANTE RIvER-per sohr I4eadall-22 eds wood
HORN ISLAND--Per schr Eciair-9s bbls white
sand,
SHE'LL BANKS-Per schr Simon Goslln- soV
bbls shells to McGunn.
SHELL BANKs-Per schr Cloud 800 bbls
shells to MeGunn.
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u ATHMAN,s TROPICAL ROOFING

Cheaper and superior any other used Southern
climate.
It's tested and recognized qualities are
LIST. DuRARILITY--egnal to the hest slate roofs.
3D. MPERMEABILITY-Snpefio To any ether no cracks
leaks being possible.
Sd BEAUTY-I presents smooth and granite like surface.
9Th. CHEAPSESSt costs much less than though 1t Is
good slate wood roof and less than the inferior
composition roofing heretofore offered the public the
cost OF cutters and valleys
9TH. 1NCOMBusTIBILITYTt will resist FIRE better than
slateroof.
this climate and protects the interior OF buildings from the In.
tense heat OF
It'll. SoLIDITYI becomes harder and smoother from
be put upon roofs Of ope and being Of light
weight doea not require heavy aes 10 support HI while i
not liable e coroaion and breaking dees require REPAIRS
The :. TROPICAL ROOFING 1T Ii chemical compound Of
substances several Of which are peculiar 1t alone combined
In proportions discovered by actual experiment and experience
In this city. -,
Testimonials Of he correctness OF the above In the hands
Of tbs agent and may be verified by any person wishing be-
All orders LEFT at the Post-oaace Box No. 2, Will b
F-f-s J. G, KAUFMAN,
felsly corner of Bienyiile and Marais sts.
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Bill @zItxns DaiIp 0rssssut.
4llE RiYEa AND MARINE DErAxTMEsT.


II en- 8ySs X ~ - xsgsssshtA 49,
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7 49, ss ~. 60
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J S9 f3xxsusxss ovyScx. NO. u Cxnp ssress.
'sz TasT3sss 3lssxk q ls6a
IS l. ~ z&ez yesterday vas NArE1 and dusty and
latended a an earnsat Of the ap-
41&s AVA.
l1sa4 49, tei<IieF aSxixa n0r aaii. but ranking
a5z1rot7lse Mlth TIE wssihsry reaehed
NJ }iG1 @ozHt III tbs commercial thermometer.
IS l9t q srriyais yesterday we refer our
~ S4fn 1nx H4aMks - tase folluMinE genNemsn
Sxs fSfeeks Qf ne ~; =. saay
x1See o. Tie St&<lIgtxt, and HI. Ethel, of tbs
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ts.s ~ s.. s ~ etsasse 49,
sS ss ~ WI s; sIlR s saas seasoM ron
~ t .sa W. sa,s =.
Ia y III u ~. esca,at
"a 49, ri: y 49,. 10y 80. y .ssesx ~.
ST kQE ~ aAe ma sas Tug spens 9 Jew
~ = 10 III Iesarx. 5,eI Bacsans,,
~ Y 5S5sn ~ w fiss zfssrasTs iiHuoiss Disna
z7 iSfS y sSiI KS u, ;,nrt Snr;rs5 fhe iavs ma
7sSsS;I6 III ~ 1n,lis s,u Er;av Also
r u 7iESS3s4 V5s55geri nssSss Memnhis s a,
i III I'D sssaY h t1iiis port She will arrive
S &tn<HaAS4
MA by Messss. Brickel l
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MOBILE AND MONTGOMERY.

Leaves on TUESDAY. 9th inst, at 5.2OP. NJ cars.
FOR SELMA, MONTGOMERY
g. n and Wetumpka, and NIL Intermediate landings on
Alabama river drectThe superior lake steamer
VIM. Bggaley, snnott master, built ex
trnde " leave the lake end Of the Jefferson and
Caroilton Railroad shippers and passengers rely
this boat going direct through For freight passage apply
to j, /. HARRIS. q Natcliez street,
y 10 JOHN IT, HYDE \ Co..
nh IS EraYier Streht,
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r R. RDERON, ............s.......J. III. RD1HON.
u. "a ST. CHARLES STREET.

Il JED. ROIR0N.. Ii. BOItfON.
o. "a ST. CHARLES STREET.
LIB Boron has the honor to inform his customers and the
public general he has received last arrivals from
Hayre per via New York. complete
WHITE enu1erafe but which
the following are mart Gents Shirts Linen Bosom and
Cotton Shirts White and Coored Flannel Undershirts and
Socks Of all Materials Stocks Neck Ties srayats Wo9,en and
Gloves Cambria Handkerchief Combs and Brushes
sponges Porte Monnaes Cutlery Glass Ware Toilet ss,s Pow
Boxes Fancy Casks for Scent etc. etc. Canes and
Umbrellas always at hand Perfumery from LuDin faaud
/ sociee Hygien1ues ETC. -,
/ Mr.. BORON having removed his SHAVING t0oMt VIII
enabled to attend LADIES' for whom he has added to
bis stock Of Goods for Ladies Near
- The Hair Department,
For both LADIES and GENTS fitted way to give the
utmost satisfaction The srost attention will be paid 70 all
orders for Ready Made Hair being supervised by Mr. boron
j. B. BORON,
4 Charlie
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Corlsignees.

B0ST0N-Per ship Alice BalI--Gise. wa... !.
eo-E Poole-o T Buddeeke &co- + SALTS ma.ss q
Blake q Tower-Lapine q Fere--wkMcC racken-
Dredow II Wusthoff- NJ j smith &co-G Kline q
Boye-Cochran 3 Hall Flint q JonesM N Ken.
mad keiham-Dnclos &co-E Hart kco-W Il
stewart-Pinckard, Steele &co-woed & Low
Durkie-Mon Smith C Il slocomb &eo
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JEFFERSON AND CARROLLToN

oosan u ordas steamer ,1 Vim Bagaley-sl bale
die Sco-ss a Il May &co--6s Battle. Noble & nal.
Oh Farley, Jurey &co-- 80 Wood Il I,asg.s Tssso
ton, Whiting Iuiiis427 bbls lime ! Holden dariS I
eo = Up kgs mase Z Shaw do S Ounce
Pratt Wallace Weaver undries to V ordss
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49, 1900.
Ssenreo Assts1As.
Steamship st Louis, Hudson, for Aspinwall,
boswell &co
t,s snip ven ihunah's asei aos apei, co
Ship India, Howatt, for Queenstown, for orders.
Cammack & Converse
ship Young Sam, Merrynian, Tor Liverpool,
Cafnrnack Il Converse
Ship Western Ocean Simnls, for Liverpool.
n Ashbridge & Nephew
shie Cavalier. Butler, for Liverpool,
Cammack Il Converse
ship Jno Merrick, Crabtree. for Havre.
Meeker Knox &cc
ship Coriolanus. Kennear, for Liverpool,
Meeker, Knox Gee
Bark Hannibal, Kline for Marseilles,
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Leaves on WEDNESDAY. Ith inst. atsP.M.

49, Il ET-For Jefferson direct, Smithland, Benton.
Port Caddo Swansan's Mornings Albany Shreys.
Grand Bayou csmpte, Grand Ecoie, Alex.
Red RyerThe elegant and light daught running passe
ger packet steamer SalIfe Robinson, Dyas Power
will leave above, giving clear bills adng
through. For freight Or passage apply on board.
YIRGIN1uS. G. DENTZET4B
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UPPER MISSISSIPPI.
Leaves on WEDNESDAY. 7th inst. at s p. nj.
81. Louis. Cairo and New Orleans Railroad Line
FOR GTs V1UTEG-FnNyrfvTTN

81. Louis Cairo and New Orleans Railroad Line
s-'=T---e-1e FOR ST. LOUIS-coNNECTING AT
~ l. Cairo with the Illinois Cchtrai and al ST. Ious
with the Ohio and Mississippi RsilsosdTse req
1snlar passenger packet ste5irnsr Edward III
Gay, Bart Bowen master John Brooks clerk leave for
St Louis and all intermediate landings above For freight or
through tickets 10 all points North East West apply on
H9- Passengers and shippers rely on the punctuay Of
this steamer. y
HD- No berth considered engaged until paid for. IA
E4- pan Of the cabin be sisroors secured
g applying q the Conpanys office 81 Camp street. corner M
Commercial Place = $3.50 "
a9- The above steamer will take freight for Memphis
Natcs yicksbur all Bends aad Will nav strict aifsp
ton 10 all way and plantation business. :
VIRGINEUs O. DENTZET.
Advertising Agent
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SbippauI SatslIiatlts.

xREscENx )YrTcEs M. 70 Camp Street,
Tuesday Motniug, March 6 1850.