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Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-02-15
BW for Dirorce.
Defendant.


 NoW on this the 24th day of January, ~ A. D. lo60 comes the complainant, by her solicitor, and files herein her bill against the said de- iendant, the object of which is to dissolve the bonds of matrimony now existing betw cen the said complainant and said defendants it is therefore or dered by the court. that said defendant be notified ot the pendency of this uitby republication of the same in the True Democrat, newspaper published in the city of Little Rock, Arkansas, according to law, requiring the said defendant to be and appear before the judge of our Van Buren County Circuit Court, at court to be begun and held in the town of Clinton, i'll said county, the first Monday after the fourth Monday in March next, and that said defendant being required to plead answer or demur to said compainant's bill on the fourth day of said term, or said bill of complaint will be taken as confessed, and decree entered accordingly to the prayer of said complainant's bill.
 Attest: J. T. BRADLEY, Clerk. true copy from the record.
 J. T. BRADLEY, Clerk. Feb. 15 lS6e 2w Cost of adc e5
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-02-15
Proclamation by the Governor.
 $2OO REWARD.

WHEREAS, It has been made known W to the Governor, that on the light of the 24th day of December, 1859, JACOB PITMAN, made his escape from the jail of Sebastian county, Arkansas, and is now running at large. Said Pr MAN had been tried and convicted in the Circuit Court of Sebastian county, for the murder of BLAKE THOMPSON, and found guilty and sentenced to if teen years imprisonment in the Penitentiay of thls State.
 Therefore, I, ELIAS N. CONWAY, Governor of the State of Arkansas, by virtue of the authority in me vested by law, do hereby offer Reward of two hundred dollars for the arrest and deliv- cry of the said JACOB PITMAN. to the Sheriff of Se bastian county, Arkansas, in order that justice may be had and the law executed.
 In testimony whereof, I have hereunto set my r, hand and caused the seal of the State of Ar. kansas. to be affixed, at Little Rock, this
 l4th day of February, A. D. 1860
 ELIAS N. CONWAY. By the Govarnor:
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-02-15
s. M. WEAVER, Secretary of State.
DESCRIPTION

DESCRIPTION.
 JACOB PITMAN is about five feet eleven inches high, weighs about l60 or lo0 pounds, red complexion, sandy hair, compressed lips, and when he speaks, draws them together in positive man. ner; and when excited, you may notice the twching of the muscles of the eve bone; when he left, he had on black suit of clothes. He has double barrel shot gun, supposed to have two navy revol- vers with hm.
 NorE-The Sheriff of Sebastian county, has al- so offered reward of S20O for the delivery of said Putnam to him.
 Eoh lsEn
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-02-15
STEAMBOAT REGISTER.

FURNISHED BY GEO. s. MORRISON.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-03-24


SAP AfruR-A WoaAN Throws HER
Cum Own Ann fnoN STlssnoAr AND
JrArs afJfR IA melancholy aif'r oc'
CURED on board the slranwf f'iihy pu'
hit, during her trial trap ifom N"w VI
leans TO tins port Among the defh pas
sopgcrs were woman aud her ehild- =
boy Of about two and halt years OF age
who had taken passage at New VI
leans for Louisville, The woman hal re-
ccn,'y been separated from her husband
aud the circumstance seemed to we'gn
on her mud 10 such an extent at times,
she was in frenzy oil excitement "hat
were the reasons for the separation
could not be asccr,ainea, but the woman
was well dressed As was also the ch'id'
and she was evidently an American.
While the boat WAS sn"'t o's'"'e'
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-03-24
TO MISS q. B.H., OF GEORGIA.

oh well remember. sweet girl when met thee
When fir, thy fair, beautiful face bchcld-
Wherever I wandered | ne 'er could forge, thee
Thy smile. I'D thy words IN my memory dSeed.
Tho>e words remember sweet girl tina, were spoken
The "brigb, eye Of Heaven was lighting US home
Thpse ties OF affection. that still are unbroken,
Arc dear TO my heart, yea wherever roam.
T- strange tina, whenever the bgh, stars beamlns
No mater wherever they smile upon me
wGer or | rcposcd. Ia he sure 10 he dreaming
or some one loved, and tnat some one sas-h,
And still remember swcc, girl when together
We "a, sd. by side - twas beautiful night
suG we pledged t. he tue IN ar love g. each other
All III, then VA, love and love xas delight.
The happie,, moments Of lie at. the hee,est
iioa ae,t then /, he l AN thinking of thee;
May your te and yopr pleasure, be eyer Ae sweetest
loai dreams he As pare al yoa' love Is 10 ne.
JOHNSON.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-03-24
DREADFUL TRAGEDY IN VIRGINIA.

The Virginia papers are filed with de.
tails of a most un.eard.ui tragedy III
Virginia, in which three brothers were
instantly killed aud three other men
shu, and wounded The following ap.
near to he the facts:
Some years siuce grand daughter of
the venerable and talented Vincent
Witcher. Esq, of pittsylvania county,
married e, n,iemsn from the adjoining
county of Henry whose name was Glenn
mems His christian name we have been
unable t. ascertain The maiden name
of Mr. Wtcher'- grand daughter was
smith. The parties lived happily to-
gctbcr until about eighteen months
since, When upon the most uuiounded
suspicious, AS we have been Informed,
Mr.. C.emmens desired separation from
his wife. and Immediately instituted pro
ceedings for u divorce, Nj the same time
ilnpcachng her honor as the grounds for
his course.
Last Saturday was set apart for the
taking of dispositions, aud The parties
met a, a magis,cral precinct IN Henry
county
Mr. Wtcher appeared to defend the
suit and protect the honor % his grand
daughter
The taking Of the depositions pro
crossed and after the plaintiff had fin.
lshed with a witness, Mr. WI,cher asked
question. which yscaily eXasperatod
the husband, Mr.. Clemmcns. He imlne-
diatey arose, drawing pistol AT the
s.,ae tine, and fired a, Mr.. Wtich"r
Mr.. Witcher, IT seems. also quickly rose,
and drew pistol from his pocket and
AZ the ball OF his antagonist etalrd
around the abdomen, he fired. striking
Clcmmcns IN the forehead, and killing MN
INSTANTLY.
A nephew of Mr.. Wi,chcr, and Mr..
Smith. brother of Mrs Clcmmcns, hearing
the firing, rushed into the room. a
brother Of Mr.. Clcmmens. who had also
been attracted by the pistol reports,
fired at nephew Of Mr.. Wi,chcr, the
ball taking effect, and producing, il is
feared, a fatal wound r,on seeing his
nephew shot, Mr. Vinccn. Wneher again
fired striking Clcmncns No. 3 and killing
him instantly
At this stage Of the sangninary affair
Mr. Smith. brother of Mrs. Clemmcns,
drew bewic knife. but had scarcely
unshcaihcd The blade, when he was fired
upon by second brother Of Clemmens'
the ball taxing e"ec' w "'' s'''",'.' :
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-03-24

Gal Lane. Of Indiana, the Black Re
publicau candidate for Governor, says
Of Helpers book
never indor-ed the book ! refused
to snhscrib be- for the book ! never sead
the hook. but have read extracts from
il which never could lndor-e. Good
God do | desire b. stir mp civil war IN
Kentucky, where the ashes Of si' my
blood relations lies No. sir VIE have
no RICH, 10 Interfere with keatncky. and
have no snch desre. So much Tor the
Helper book
And yc, Csssius n Clay, kcn'"ck
ian. subscribed for and indprscs Helpers
Infamous book. and IN recent speeches
a, the North rcprcaci'ed the Black Re
pnblicans for want Of backbone and
failure TO indcrsc AMI dt'frn9 v
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-03-24

A Ham CASE The Memphis Ava
lanche of the 23l inst, has the following
story. 1t Is almost incredible. but II
true, we hope the name OF the steamboat
referred to will become known that her
officers may be held up to public cxccra-
ton:
About three weeks since man by tho
name of T. + Rolf, together with his
w',, ard ,hree chiiaren. w-a rr' 80 board
n steamboat, at Helena. by gentleman
at tha, point After having proceeded
twenty-five niles mp he river. the officers
Of the boat finding that Rolf bad 10
money, pu, him and his family ASHORE IN
the midst OF aw .ldefucss Rolf had IN
his possession little handcart, IA which
was all that he had Ia THIS world--a few
cooking utensils and some bed clothing
lie set ont ios Memphis, drawing the
cart and children, tie oldest ,'nc being
ab0u, six years OF agc, and 10y following
the river bank, fnrdlns hayons and cut
ting down cane. succeeded in reaching
tins city Yesterday. The difficulties ex.
pcrienccd hy Roll are almost incredible
lie aud his wife and children slept in the
open air during the three weeks, both IN
fair weather aud foul, and subslsted on
what they could gather along the ronie
M heir arrival here their casr became
known 10 some benevolent citizens, and
their immrdiate wants were supplied
,..s, A.,.<J.nx ~ a., t.t,,}.A ,,, i.arn.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-03-24

NEW "pip p'so"'hR.s
AMERICA -- Grsai Ertiie"sa an Panama
y, ,,,u,,,u, aa.onr Ijirs,rs The 81. Lou
VI. r..a,n. <.ws If III. Goth
"''"'' '
ult., says
We have been permitted II make the
following extracts from private letter
dated Panama. Feb :, lsoo' The own
Of Cruces - at the head OF a'isa''oh "
he Chagrcs river, about eighty mites
from its outlet into the Caribbean sea
and twenty-five miles from Panama,
"pASAaA, Nkw GsssADA, Feb :. lsoo.
I've have considerable esci'eu'sn, :"
town uow. consequent upon the d'scov'
cry of gold m the ohasfes ''',, AZ w !,
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A NUT FOB THE nAscuLIxEs 70 CRACK.

|
gives her readers, Of :" the sterner sex"
something 10 ponder over
Men are continually talking about wo'
men. dress, ridiculng woman's fashions,
and having good time of 1t 10 them
selves. You don't hear women making
such noise about mems styles they
manage 10 mind their own business gen
orally, on such matters as those anyhow.
! break through forms, and give you an
idea or two that are in my head now.
! Men talked about hoops, unblushlngly
and ridculously, when they first became
{" the rage Ministers in the pulpit, or
a,ors on the roslrum, editors through
The papers in the parlor and boys IN
the street, seemed to think II neccssa
ry duty to cry down hoops , they do It
yet, and I'll wager, If cflnollnc were EN-
tirely discarded, not man lives who
wouldn't laugh at the long shrpudcd hg-
urcs women would appear IN the streets.
Tn be sure, have met some ie. sens.
bic men who are willing to acknowledge
that hoops are wonderful Improvement,
that they wouldn't like 10 Sc. LADIES'
without them, but the number is very
all compared with ;he other side.
Even while the men do make such q fuss,
| wasn't 10 know If any one oi the sex
wears pair OF pantaooi without some
kind ui stl!ening around the hem OF
said articles. At any rate, see some
men who would look deal better II they
wore hoops in their pantaIoons.
When ladies wore coats, tight to the
form, and buttonco t. lie throat a IA
mii,iai,t. men Indignantly declared that
their styles were being appropriated by
the other sex aud, at that very same
time, every second man You met was
wrapped in monstrous shawl | won
der Il that wasn't appropriatins with
vengeance.
Then they talk about padding, and
there isn't vest worn that the bosom
isn't stuffed with cotton until it weighs
more than any drcss.bod, that was ever
made Padding, indeed wonder #
you think we women are ignpramuses,
because we have the good SENSE TO say
nothing. | wonder if You think we keep
our eyes shut as well as our mouths.
Not a bit OF it. Don't J know that it
the old style OF knee brceehes aud silk
stockings should e' 'eVl'e'i' "'G ue','''', =
,or '@'Se caves "o"'u NC "''' "''n
40 ut sure 49, 10.
Ana unh ! hhu" l"'. Vi'te az pun!
OF men VINO race '"enSe''es ~ say lr r
as uSht as any woman ever "''' "''' '''
the very same reason tn't ""''l" a.
mat ih.hE ! H"i' hh"" aug 'i'"'5 '0'''
1t 10 ! on' No. % oou'8G ! '.' :. h.;.
""' N"'" - i ..'I..
ana "hISNets "non '"o ,','." NN'''
'Ns" 'A"V'! sun "',"'' =" ,
never see men WIN LOW '"'''s anu
Je'ty mu"s'"'hos' 90 -,-.,.
u." 1 KNOW '"'' u."' @''' '',
are N'ly making 'u"''s ~ ~ .,s"''"
themselves VA "pp'''"u'' % .'.''"e
l"e' gray mars ,n'" ICY ''"e'' "N''
ing '",>p ecu, N'' w
,"'y '' W." a,, thin
L','cS "''' "sn' SUI r'',l.',,,,.
WV III,
hcN'' w SUI" t'''"0' -,
are never stch jumping ai"i- lh' HN'''
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; n % dcrs 4 ara,
DRUGGISTS,

Successors to Mcdonald Sanden
A RE now receiving large supplies Of Fresh
n and Genuine Drugs Oils aud Paints. Also
a superior article of Medical Liquors. such "a
~ the very b'st quality of Cognac brandy,
Port Wine and old Bourbon Whiskey, AS u
we'll ~ Vinegar, Fine Chewing Tobacco Quinine
Starch and Candies &c. And will continue to
receive large supplies fresh from New York AMI
Philadelphia commensurate with their daily in.
creasing demand They have now on hand and
will soon be in receipt OF all the popular Paicn.
Medicines. Perhmcrics, Powders, Hair Oils and
Cosmetics Hair Rcstoratiyes, &c. &c.
nR- White Lead and Glass are strictly cash
ariccs at low pricn.
March I. ~. No 29-O
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-03-24

A clergyman. catcchisIng youths Of
his church. put the question from the
catechism Y a girl
"Wha, il your only consolation IL
life and death ?"
The poor girl smiled, but did not an
swcr. The clergyman insisted
Well, them said shc. "sinee ] mast
tell. il il yoang printer in thr r.
rcmfcAxr Office
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-03-24

LlnW 70 4 vAlBnD.


Thoa selisss me shou lowest bsss
Thy fssr home, in that lsad
whers winter waves his descy vest,
And giant moustSins stand;
or mighty river, lea md glen;
or blue eyed girls end ssalwau men
Where hearts are glad and lips sre bright.
Around shc festive sAsthstone, light!
II plcaseth thse " dare the storm.
To see the snow dake f,ll.
And rope ,he drear hill : lofsy form.
And deck thc waterfall;
To watch when morning goal Is won.
The eagle sAil around the sun;
And gaze when winter, hand, unfurl
His winding sheet around tho world
But oh give me This Eden place.
Where Sol leaps from his bed,
With Gods pure smile upon his face.
And s;ar.erowhs 90 his head
And .s he leaves ,he golden East,
Aad rdvih 10 his Western feast.
lie gladden-. brightens earth And sea.
Man. bud, aud b.A,i, aa1 All tha, DO
Here even'- viole..tn,ed ky
Like some blue banner falls.
Star studied from the realms ON high.
And hung from Heaven, wall
Here, sea-~ind- fan the cheek and rove
Through garden bower and orange grove,
Aud moonbea'ns glow, and earth doth seem
A landscape lovsli1ess- dream
Well, seek thy home perchanee, while yet
sing these lines 30 thee,
Some swee,et f1irer eyes sre wet
Some fond heart signs for thee.
And may st Thy LIE be like asnile
That geameth on a summer slc:
And when ,hy spirit shall depart,
Go back 10 God whose breath thou art
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-03-24

War AuKp lI,xY-flse last number
Of the Knekasbocker has good ancc.
ioto OF a man who rarely failed to ~ to
bed intoxicated aud disturb his wife tho
whole night Upon his being charged
by friend that he never went to bcd
sober, he indignantly denied the charge.
and gave the incidents q ose particulars
night in proof:
Pretty soon after got into bed, ~
wife said. Why. husband. what i ~
matter with You! You act ssrsagsly
There's nothing the matter vAa
me- Asid !, nothing At ALL
- I'm sure there h. ssid ~, syea
don't act natural Al all. Shant gsl Up
and get something for you -
And she got up, lighted .. eaaals
aud came 10 tho bedAids to )eok q -,
shading the light With ~ haa&
e" knew there wss sO0ssAiag a1raa0o
about yos, said ~. 'wAy. - - Svsss
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-03-24
SANDERS 4 SEARS,

MARSHALL, TEXAS.
MOULD respectfully announce to the ci'i
w zens Of Marshall, Harrison county, and
Eastern Texas, that they IN addition To their
former large stock Of Medicines, etc, have pur-
chased the entire stock OF 4. ;. johnson Co.,
consisting of new and well selected stock o
Druss. Medicines, Chemicals, Glass. Oils. and
Paints of every description, Us well as Station
cry. and every other ar Gle appcrtainilg to II
well conducted and wcl' llanccd Drug business,
which they have removed tn their old stand on
the ives, side OF the Squar, where they will be
constantly receiving during the winter and
spring fresh arrivals for their wholesale ms well
rs the innumenble details Of a retail and pre-
,cfip,ion business. Remindiul Of past iayor' We
return thank. to our old customer hoping and
expecting To see and furnish tn all in due iimc
with everything in or n.,c tia heir necessities
demand.
- r. Il mus, so remembered and understood
that Paints, Oils. and Glass nrc hencciorward
strictly cash articles for we have So pay cash for
them therefore Il we supply the market a, our
present low profits, ~ must have cash. ThnSc
Of our customers who have honeh, the above ar
lclcs Of us, on short space, must ceme forward
and pay up.
January Iih. 80.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-03-24

A debating cluh IN wosesstss le1sly
discussed The important Qusa1iaa swosee
~ ropsssgs ksowkago = daVeee4A =
the rssslt Of obeervalipa y, ine1inaks
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-03-24

HATSi HATS!! HATSV!
A VERY LARGE 10, Of Silk, C.A','
"A -. ard Wool Hats. Of the '.sest :
an. "a b. ~ q : vssy ANAL sdvsa'S %
Nev Ynst eost, at
RRADrIED TALLEVs-
Feb -. Issn
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-03-24

"Out Of iarkasss oo~eth llgAks -
our Dks1 sstd wass - ,csssd ~ ~
tks ink kee. w
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Boosting old fellow, named Marlor
Lucky is told 10y the Honorable Leslie
Combs, Of Kentucky. The scene Is
aaid to have taken place between the
Major and Colonel Peters, Of Illinois .
Major, ! understand from General
Combs that shortly alter the hevo'u-
ton you visited England. How did you
ike the jaont =
Capital had not been IN London
five hours before Rex sent Tor me TO
come and play whist with INN, ANA "A
first rate good time we had, | tell you
Rex : what ReSE
by, Rex, the king -"eorgc 'he
third.
The game came of at Windsor Gas
ilc-Rex ard playing against BUY
PIT and IA Burke--and i resulted ra'h'
or cemlcally.
How so =
Why, you see as we played the last
game, Rex said to me, IN his familiar
manner
Major, suppose you know Charles
Washington don't You
W. 81, o'' -,
You who ! do know Know "corge
Washington the Father oi ms country.
o phsaw said Rex know HIM
too he was internal rebel and u |
had served him light he'd been hung
long ago
This riled the, and inst drawd back
and give him blow right between the
eyes, and he dropped like bullock
( The next minute Billy fitt ana hd
Burke monoted me, ana III iess IMAM yen
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-03-24

AR 4. SEARS, o'$rs HE professional ser
IL vices to the citiseis OF Manhall, and sur
rounding cesatry.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-03-24

DRRF YOUNG has '.tsumsd the Prsc',cs
~ Of me.. Inc again, AMI will give special
atisation 10 surgery, vencrcal diseases ana as
eases ef Tie eye. win also take d'sc"sd ne
sroes Il bic hoase. aud treat th'sm on rcasona"'e
terms.
Sept. ~. 1885. No."
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-03-24

A LARGE AND SUPERIOR STUN
SADDL f. X Y.

Tux undersigned is happy TO inform his
friends thu, h. has just received u large
and very Superior Stock of SAD,
nrrpy md is now fully prepared to Ill all
orders in his line in manner !" s'Ne eo"P,s.
s.,;.r,c,ion. An establishment, properly mr-
ui.hed has been required for many wars ~ "a'
.hall. The undersigned, from ms '"'s esp,''"s.
in the business understood eAnc.y ~""a - No..
uccsSl, and he thinks he has MED U. 'e "'sss
the citizens Of Marshall and SURROUNDING v"""n
to call and examine for themselves oe'or' '"h'"s
elsewhere A superior lot Of Saddles aua ..
ue... aud everything in his line kept CONSTANTLY
- hand rnr.pnS
NAV 20, l859--no &c r.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-03-24

NculITKEE 4 DAVIS. H'orn'~ "a
Law Marshall. Texas. will practice N the
district Cour,s OF Harrison, Pamela, 'a's, W"o'
Vn,hur, Rn.k. and Smith Counties ana IN Tue
s,,,.,.,ne and FEEDER Il Courts at Tyler.
Nav 20, lsa9-u
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PROFESSIONAL
cow CARDS.
pCGLEN n JKShiSos


80. pyuLyv r. JxSsisos
rEl.,s JENNINGS have formed part
m-,.nip in the practice of'he Law.
0k.--Thc one occupied heretofore by Dud-
lev &. Jennings, near the Southwest corner oil
the public square
Feb q, 1860.
,,,uoWAS r. SANFORD, Atcrnsy at Ldr,
and Land Agent. Sump,er, Trinity Co..
TO-. will practice in the Courts OF the 18th
i.I,cisl District, and will pay especsl attention
=. III Iy,od business entrusted TO his care, Re
q. ., the members o 'hc Bar, and Il. W.
rn,.hc,v Marshall and .'so T. j. Jennings,
n,.t. VI n. Potter, Beicn Straud, and Stroth
., Clouvh and shepard, Galveston.
TT r.FELroN Attorney a. s@, Marshall,
oH,- Frazcr's Building South West corner
ofPablic Square.
-, r.sxs. A. b. Burns
TURNER / BURNS. Attorneys al Lac,
Marshall, Texas. go
Jan. IA. 1850. nl'u
n, J. BEALL .h,orey at Lac Marshall
L. Texas
Jan. -, SEQ.
r N. CLOCdH X X. NJ. VAN IANpT'
81. i,orn,w and Councillors at Ldr Mar
shall, Harrison county, Texas
Jane -, SO. NO ~ "
-, a. H.YSxs
VGcKAYS HAYNES, Anorn,ys and tou''-
,,ilors at Lac, Marshall. ',cSas' VAL give
p,onpt attention TO al business entrusted TO lne'f
-. Once Ea., Of the public square in the
building formerly occupied by T. Ferry hsq
Nov 81. 81 10y
NEo. LANE. Attorney Lac, Marshall tiar-
NJ rison county Texas.
September Is, 1883.
HALL / MoSELEY, Aaor~~ ana to"n'
.sllor, a, Lar
Apuxss.-M. j. Hall Marshall, Texas ;
f. Mpselcy JcMr"o"
Feb. -, 1898 y
tLyxASp1R rorg VI WILLIE
noPES WILLIE, A,oyn,T at La'r, Mar
shall. TEXAS. will practice N the i,ts'rl''
Court. Of Harrison Pamela, Cas', Wood p
.bur. and Smith counties. and m the supreme
and Federal Court. at Tyler.
April IS. 1888
CHARLES n. soory. H. NN''
MOORE A Nick AY. attorneys and Coun~'-
lar, n, Inv. Carthage, Panole County Tex.
a, I'll, practice in the 9Th Judicial District and
/, tn. Supreme and Federal courts 81 Iy"r'
July 10, 1858. ~
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