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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-11-01
BRYANT, FOLSOM, sTRATToT & TEL
TOMS
Mercantile College,

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ono oftho Eight Colleges OF the "NdIIoAdL
CNilN,' located at
Now York City Philadelphia, Alhany, Buffalo Cleye-
land, Detroit, Chicago and ST. louis.
Scholarships purchased az this point good FOR al he
colleges,
GREATEST lNpyCGNtENrs ~ TuE uNlTtr STATES,
For rll particulars of our extensive collegiate
course, cmNraciug all branches pertaining 90 com
mtrcal science; the union OF Cleveland college lu
thorough corps oftoachcrs ana lecturers, ana two
praoGcal and cNpcr iouocd rcSidcrt puUcVa's' tine
National chain system, Ohyrdug Ay mort and better
advantages thop any single isolated school eau pre-
tcud 90, prucicNi and Omomehal Pcnnons''p
taught hy one uf the best American Artists, whose
specimens are taking Urcmjums Ut all the Ausi
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no which students dn busnr-, 200 uHrtuNF wAN ,F,
milking deposits disco uniting notes, drawing checks,
&c;the G3EAr RAILROAD SET, cwhrac'Dr ti1E'
citing. tyiubt.pE, station business entries OF Auditor
Clshicv. Nc,-tbo only complete scS yea Introduce 'i
Nryaut N Strsttou's tcAt Books 60 be used 'u CON
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Keeping, their Countmg House edition uciuE a-o D1'
-tS their Commercial Calculations 500 pages, both
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tssor OF Law iu .he University Of Albany, and pub
llshej by u, Appleton Co, New lors.
Address, tor Vataoguce, circulars or lntor'n alton
of amy kmd, two postage stamps oUglo5c3,
Fol 'SAM II IFl.iAN .p,VlaIN. q,
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AYERS
C0mn9nnd Extract Of SarSapariIIa,

the most ciFcctual remedy which the medical
skill of our times can devise for this every
where prevailing and fatal malady. 1t is COM
bincd from the most active remcdials that have
been discovered for the eXpurgation of this foul
disorder from the blood, and the rescue of the
system from its destructive consequences.
Hence it should he employed for the cure OF
not only Scrofula, but also those other attec-
tions which arise from it, such as ERuPTIvB
and SKIN DISEASES, ST, ANrHoNY's FmE,
RosB, or ERYsPELAs, PIMrLRs, PUsTuLEs,
BLorcHEs, BLAINs and BoILs, TUMoRs, letter
and SALT RHFUM, SCALD HEAD, RINGwoRM,
RHEUMATISM, SyrnulTIC and MHRcuRIAI Dis
EASES. DRoPsY, DYspEPsIA, DEnILITY, and,
indeed. ALL COMPLAINTS ARISING PROM VITA
TED OR IMPURE Blood. The popular belief
in "in,p,a7iy oftbe blood = is founded in truth,
for scroiIla is a degenoraion OF the blood lhe
particular purpose and virtue of this Sarsapa-
rila is to purify and regenernte this vital iluid,
without which sound health is impossible III
contaminated constitutions.
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Saddles, HARNESS. &c.
IA sSE'nNE 81 co

GENERAL HOUSTON'S OLD STAND, have
N added to their general assortment of articles 10
public demand, fine assortment OF Saddles Har,
ness and other articles usually kept in well ordered
HarnessShop They have employed competent work
men and intend TO keepa good assortment, well made,
good material aud a fair rates.
ifyou want anything in this line give us call ana
vet}e determined not TO be beat either in style
quantity quality or price. s,, po1.s
O,.ohnr oO lS5g-24N.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-11-01
sYNGER,s SEWING MACHINES.


IN heleading branches ofmanufacturlng indus
| trv the great practical superiority OF Singers
Sewing Machinesis afact established oeyohNuisP
No tailor, shoe manufacturer, clothlor 'snrn'
smaker ,saddler, carriage trimmer hat nahu"'
turar &c. Sc. can afford to do without them'
one Thousand Dollars Year
Is only fair average of the actua prohl'ro lne %
of ench one of these Machines and for eonnrmatlon
f bs trnth ,yerefert TO any of the thousands OF
persons who use hem They are adaptedto ever! sort
of work fine or coarse upon silk, cotton, linen ana
wooden fabrics, also light and heavy ieather' AHey
never fail to give entire satisfaction :, -.
To meet the GROWN g demand for smaller ana more
elegan I machine for private household PurpCS Mo
have iustproduced and ready 10 reeeeo .spS lot
Singers New Family Sewimgs ewiIg;snis m wing Ma
chine ever constructed. tits ornamenteo III ''e
est style FART and all who see 1t are uelgGu tI
Itnakes the improved interl oeked steh'ahu -
of doing greater variety of work IN netter stye tuh
any otller Sewing Machine ever oteredtor ial! pur
Itis tn bjection of using twice too
,ruch thread and making raveling seam ike the
Crcver Raker; nor is it confined in it's operation,
10 few thin fabrics liable to get out OF der ahu u'
fitted To use Aax thread likethe Wheeler wilson Ma'
chine; but is amply sufhoentto perform klhusVi
Price Of Family Machine with iron table complete
for use, $lOO The larger standard machines from
sl25to 5000. Sendfor l. NJ. Singer CO.'S Gazeue'
beautiful pictorial paper; Devote 20 eewl.g ma
Formation the subject. twill be forwarded grstis'
| l. NJ. SINGER 4 CO.,
ass Broadway, New York.
BRANCH OFFICES IN
| Boston, Albany, Baltimore, st. Lonis'
| Providence, Gloyersville, Cincinnati New Orleans
/ New Haven, Rochester, Chicago, Mobile,
! Newark, Philadelphia, Nashville, Paris France
! Glasgow Scotland.
| Local agents wanted,
AGENrs-E. A. Higgins ,Perrysourgi VIM Hooer'-
son, Maumee.
| April 18th 1858.
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PROCLAMATION.

gfsthBkiAEAAI8UNs
T. Chester W. Norton, sheriff of Wood Co., o., DO
hereby notify the qualified electors OF the couny OF
Wood and state OF Oho to assemble in their respec-
tive townships Mt the usual places of holding elec-
ti5ns. on Tuesday being the 9Th day ofNovember'A a.
D $50, and thon and there to proceed as the law
directs 10 elect twentv-threo electors of President
and Vice President Of the United States in pursu
aute or hc constitution and Jaws Of the United States
and of this State.
Witness. G. W NORTON,
Sheriff of w WOod Co, O.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-11-01

Fever and Aguel
i'm all its form |
has no equal.-i
The Balsam eN
pcls the niias
matte poison of
Fcrcr and A guel
from the system,
and prevents thel
dryelopuput of
the disease II Ia
ken on the first
'a,nonitorsI U"CI
symptoms. 1t is.
not only tho best.
remedy vet dis ri
I'.or NI'''or -.
Slh'tS l'S' n' W .S.sv.'ns, S''v,'.,., 70
M, rH' ''r 49, Un0",,a ~.
80 -. '''' '.',,,...A. 90
= -" lr;",r5 " i in
~. So, ~
'o"S" W '''''
"HN P'"'
y great super
iority oiti'is med
icine over az ON
ers is, x contains
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-11-01
"A X Il R7 s
.Agu0 Cure,
FOR THE SPEEDY cuRE or

intermittent Fever, or Fever ana Ag"e'
Rentttcnt Fcvea, ChHl Fever, Dumb
Aguc. Periodical Headache, on bilious
Headache, Gutl Bilious lNevers, Indeed
Tor the whole class of diseases origi-
mating in buiory arrangement, caused
by the Malaria OF MIUsm0tic COun-
tries.
We are enabled here to ofcr the community remedy
wh,h whilo il cures tho above complaints with GER
taiuty is su perfectly harmless in amy quantity Such
romudy Is invaluable I'm districts where these sfiiotng
disorders prevail. This 'CJEln cNIo5 tho miasmatie
poison OF TGysa ASp AOuE from llo system, and pre-
vents ,he development 90 the disease ii taken on tho
drs. approach oI iis Wcmouipry symptoms 1t Is not
only the best remedy yet discovered for this class Of
complaints hut also ,he cheapest The large quantity
we ur,y for dollar brings within the reach Of every
body; and in bilious districts, whore FEVER AND AGus
pr,als every body should have ard use IL freely both
for curc and pr0t1con ltis hoped this price will place
II within the reach OF all - tbs poor wei the rich.
7rcat superiority Of this remedy any other ever
discovered for She speedy and certain Of lnermit-
tents IS that It contains CUuiuo on miroral, oonse-
queuty it produces no Quin.sm or other injurious elects
whatever upon the constitution. Those cured by It aye
left as healthy as Jhey had never had the disease.
Fever and quo IS not alone tho consequence Of tha
iasmatc poison. great variety Of disorders arise from
is irritation amogg which Na7a gi1, hhcupdtisn,
Goat, lEa8t5, Eaidrs,A 1,otiGcic, EuUcbe, OdoIrh,
AsimG, INlfI.t.a, IEdlfd -,5teton Qf de Spleen,
I,ssricf, Ylc iq ne Iorc's C1e, PSIeigss, ana Dr
raps-3s9t - 5s NHHar, all Of which, when originate
I In this cause put the iHimtcHt .fe' or become
periodical. This "C,EE" eNpt's the poison from tho
blood, ana consequently them all alike 1t is an
inyalralo protection to Immigrants and persons travel
ling temporarily residing n the malarlous districts II
taken occasionally daily whilo exposed to the ntec-
ton That VIII ho excrccl from the system, and cannot
accumulate IN Sufficient quantity 10 ypon into disease.
Hence Il is eyoa more valuable for protection than cure,
aud few will sudcr hom lntermtspts IL they avail
themselves of the protec'ou this remedy anords'
Prepared By Or. j. G. Aver s. Co.,
LOWELL, MASS.
Peck s Hamilton, peryshurg, o.
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DIR. CIRRIaEiE'9
AQAIJE III RBAE4SAM

ton a5 q Cure.--
Very few will cv
er suffer from |
intcrpittents il |
they avail them
selves ofthe pro-
lection this rem
ody affords.
hr. Christie's
Ague Baissil is
highly recon-
mcuded hy tho
best Physiciansir
In the country
one " rites
with confidence
recommend the
-
baIsan' ms SUPER
ior TO any osn,l :,
preparations
Says another 4:
"I have used L
with Uniform sue
cess. and en- CON
Hdeutly recor-
mend IL fer q 2
those complaints
. which it is of
. fered for. Once
more: " To my
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-11-01
TTARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
JANUARY $500.
ASSETS;

hands - SSG
S6SSO
Cash loaned o aI
R
0Vs Shares
eco
arfrd ta-
Stocks
Sharys sn
Furntu
rrtcan
Agent
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-11-01

EB Nd ANIiOOl):
.-s.n..Ar UOW LOST, NOW lNSrUNED.
Jnf Ppbh,4,t, w g Sss',a EVrtags
A IRCTIRE ON thv Nature uRj Treatment and
tte lt.ilcsl Cure OF NnHrUaturrhwa 0r Seminal
Wea,grss. sexual Geo,NU Nerous0cs', and Ir-
voluntary Emissio0s, producing Impowucy Cou-
.aun,.,tfsp and Mental aud Physical Debility,
~ ROB >, CulYF0NllL, N d.
The importnt fact taat tho awtul consequences
~ tbo evil ot selr abuse may he oiectuall renewed
without internal nc3itiues oy the dangerous uppl,-
couuu lfCaus,its ig,UameHta, medicated bouTies
or other empirical devices, l8 hero clearly demon
strated and thc cutiroiy new and highly successful
trea mont as adopted by the celebrated author iui y
eApl4m2d. hY which every oao Is enabled 80 eur,
himscf perfectly, aud 40 the loRst possible cost
thereby avoiding an tho advertised uostruns Of thC
day. This lecture viii prove hoou 10 thousands
anl thousands,
sent 90 any address, under seal, post paid, on the
receipt OF ten cent STANG, TO pay post4 le 10y al
drs sslng pr. CuAS. j, 4. kAlNE. $50, First Ave.
uue New York post box ,hSt. l2N
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-11-01
"A. II. JEROME.

MI shall also he connected With the
Storage Forwarding and Commission Business,
Of this place, aud hope 20 merit the confidence
sud upprohutiou ol the people,
Rlny 81 lsBl-Nv, 4 JEROME
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-12-01

,,federacy Of Statcs. I am firmly
,be opiuios yea that sonc sacA plsn
i eycn,usIly succeed. Nature. aud
.rs's God designs il the necessities
,n,, Prics,ridcn, dowm-troddcn, miscr.
~ people, cry IN thunder tones for
Location. and the demands OF the
/ IL world, for the prodncts Of slave
{h,r bcckon w on. Al chr'ste"dnm,
,,e.meu, and philAn,hropist (unlcss
" are bigots) vii. bid rs" God speed
/ /, conclusion, let me admonish all
',herncrs, that usios # aet.os, is not
| 1y essential 10 the preservation Of ars
l'e.titntional rights aud -acred honor,
n a guarantee that our Aearthstoncs.
'mestlc tranquility, wives and children,
[ 4 not be touched or invaded by ruth.
II, hands Let each one stand IN the
Insclen,ious rcctitude Of his own posi-
M looking to God, and trusting in the
rnglh Of his own right arm. l too
live tho Un,onp love her stars aud her
kriprs. and with proud and bnoyant
kart have said all my life. all hail TO
r.. AS she iloated ge' ~ in the breeze.
"a, my first duty is 10 tsod To HIM,
Ln,i the roar Of battle, and the clash
arms have | bowed ere engaging IN
adv strife, with the enemy Second
i, is 10 my sovereign State, aud then,
the Federal Government not that
SO the Union less. but my native South
III sovereign State more " II "a said
t.t..
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Notice VI Final Settlement.

NOTICE is hereby given. that |. Gown.
~ Administrator NJ the es'at, Of Thomas MI
Ter has i.led in my Office his dnal acc ant aud
vouchers with .ail estate. which accounts and
', uchrrs will be- opened Tor allowance and maj
seitr,nenl at the cusning term Of the County
Cont pertaining to estates Sc TO be hell in and
ur Harrison comfy At the Courthouse IN The
CIV Ut Marsha on the lac, Monday IN D'ccnl-
bsr l-ol. ~ bing the tls day ih'rrnfl when
anl whore all persons interested may appear and
contest the ,amc II they see proper
i. Il FRIEDRICH Clerk.
DA / lS6n. III "
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-12-01

Nu1tpGsvniE Nov. l3 The Georgia
htary State Convention met today.
hr at,cr dance was very large
Il solutions were passed iav"rine So.
.sslrn.
Gov Brown made , stroug rc~ 81 lne.
neech declaring the right Of soc.-.,.u
latv N which other Southern 500.
lsht to sustain them
The proceeding in the Legislature pos
s. ~ features II interest
WASHINGTON, Nov. l3 A rumur gaiuS
rtit that Attorney General Black and
.-retary Of Wac Floyd have informed
Presiden, Buchanan that they would re-
ign If he upholds Federal laws IN the
a,c Of notification by any State
The States Douglas paper) comes
at opposing diSunlon.
M,SreoNrRy. Nov. lI-An immense
knee,ine Of the citizens of Montgomery,
Irrespective of party. was held to-day at
le Capitol. for the purpose of nominal
ny candidates ~ the State Convention
Euluen, addresses were maze. aud
k,rca, excitement prevailed The action
south Carolina wa fully cueqr.es.
Hon. VIM. L. Yaucry and TbVs. II
~ ats were unanimously noWiuatcd can
illaies of the State Convention
Nav YORK, Nov. IA meeting of
'zrus was held last evening at the
New York Hotel to secure the adoption
such measures as VIII hesl tcpl j.
y ,lm the Soptl..
The unlavorablc news from the South,
+ud It's depressing effects upon business
'r'. are beginning 10 alarm AL classes
i the commercial community
Under the Influence of the exciting pu.
urnl news. hourly coming from the
i p,h our market grows tighter aud
slicr, and foreign exchanges more de.
! rc,srA
WARRINGTON. Nov IA The excitement
l. sing ont ot the present STATE ~ pnitIi-
81 alT,rs. is very great hr' and Is
II is thought that nothing short of the
|North's repeating the ndions acts passed
BIZ ONE Of its Legislatures IN CONTRA
|ven,i1n nf the fugitive slave law, VIII
b. Of. ctual for saving the Uui"n And
an effort is making H. bring 'uch meas
ARE ahnut
Nov l5-Thc course of the Adm'n's-
|ation will Afford nn Just cause Tor M
crcasng the present excitement, North
or south. A. 1t will perform It's duty to
The constitution and laws firmly and i'm.
partially.
The remark of Hon l., NJ keiit, Of
San,h Carolina. that the President
pledged To- secession. has been received
here with astonishmcnt HIS friends Il"
n,t believe that he is correctly speak ne
report has gained currency that
CI Gardner has hccu relieved ui tn"
,ammani e Fort Mnullric, and that his
successor is Mai Anderson.
Nov. Is. A special messhe 10y ".
2resideu, appears to be- abandoned ~
Of the early m1c'ine Il
Congress-
B,trlAonr. Nov. IL -Ex-Maynr swan
addressed large Bell m eting last plgh'
advising general convention" 'r'" at,
the tales. at which the North should
guarantee the enforcement VI the fngt
tive slave law and he equal right al the
South to occupy the Territories
The leaders Of the Black republican
party have liked upon the goth INST, "S
the day Of the grand ratification meeting
On the election OF Lincoln II Is to be
held at Springfield. Massachusetts,
WASHINGTON, My IL 1t u believed
here that the Virginia Legislature WI
recommend convention Ut an lh'
: 4. "A al
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-12-01
NOTICE.

DUNAWAY from the subscriber on a.
II the 81 st day Of September last
negro man named LUXE about 20 years
o, age FIVE fee, or < inches high. 49,
weighing about one hundred and sixty pounds, Of
a dark complexion, one eye somewhat rcd slut
tiers when excited. The subscriber purchased
said negro Of II r. Arnold. Of Hunt Go. Texas;
sa.a Arnold Of j Jackson, residing near Spring
vile. Wool Co. Texas A liberal reward v III
b. given for the apprehension Of said negro md
safely lodged ia Any jail or the delivery Of him
to the subscriber ut Eysiau Fitlis, Harrison
Co., Texas.
II. u. ROQUEMoRE.
Nov. 0, $50. neif
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Gstray Notice.

TAKEN ap by A. 4 A Z. Hope, living near
! Port Caiin, in Beat No. 3, and posted be-
for Samuel W Hey. j, F., head Of horses to-
wit One bay Mare and COX. mare 6 years ~,
II hands high, one hind leg white apd star IN
tn, torch ad, both yalned OF $50 col, abau' 8
months old one bay Mgrc years old, ! /.
hands high. a star in the forehead yalGe1 al $40
supposcd TO be 10 ioa one dark hay marc
Pony years Old. u hands high. with small
star IN the forehead right hiad foot white' y@ioed
At 500. one black stud Pony 3 years Old, IA
hands high. with blaxe in the face extending
down to the lip right bind FOO, white, valued
u, 81 Is one bay stud Pony years Old. J /
hands high, with a star Ia tbc forehead, three
white f-t. valued ai SSh
H. +. FREDERICI, Clerk
Nor II 1850 rg.3t
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E..trny Notice.

TAKEN mp by Samuel Williams living ~
Rea, 80 4, r"ar Port Cae''io, and po.'ea
before Samuel Wiley, j T.. one BAY tony Two
years Old next spring; about | ! hands h'sh no
marks nor brands OF any kind valued M $50,
y + FRIEDRICH Clerk
De ] co nj 81
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-12-01

Dr. U,s,c,i,,'s H,,,ers have received the warrne
sooaniaus ftoa the pres and people hrnnsh - INC
unon A. valuable tonic lof the oiie v pl.pris,'''
Fa,alencc Constipation and general nerv'a' drnl'',
se,, efe, A.. led t,rou n our public oirif-
Thee !. nothing equal to thu enfoymen u ,h,l With
Inc afflicted .xpsrSsrc~ vlskn asIna this vslaa'" s<
ase. Iss mild tone its a.d vgor"a- aeuo" ut'n
disofdercd stomach. sadthe cleansing ~ we e"'' ~
ham an hoAv .hu,ld recommend u u all Glasses "'
onr community Al that gill he nece s~Ary 70 con
snee the .s~.''--' = Il ......, :" :" P'''
bottle and ir convinced.
see advertisement In aa"eher coi"mm.
Sold by drussrsa and dealers generally everys hers
For sale BY
Marshall. Texas.
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N0OkS. lSOOkS.

4 VERY large 10, OF School aud mIseelln
n ncous Book Foci-cnp irgal Can. leier
aud Note paper. Bun trvcloPs, Cnns. tn'u'
opcs aud visiting Cards. fcn- aud INK l'e' y"
criv,d aud for sale hy
BRApFlELp * TALLEf
Nov , 500 nay
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Estvav Notice.

TAKEN up by James p,qiny. living acsr
/ Pou Cad,lo in Beat No , aud posted n
fore Samuel Wiley j. L. ore che~inu, sorrs
Pony Year, obi ! ) hands high, leA bind f9oi
white valued at $50.
y. +. FREDERICK, Clerk
Nov. I. -6o. ny y
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-12-01
IAMT.

'f>fiF iieadright Certificate Of Mary Rich.
ar,ison tor Six Hundred and Forty Acre
Of Land No Al, issued by the District Court
Of Pai.ola County, dated November 22ud ia /.
II not found in the time prescribed BY law,
will apply a, the proper o0ce Tor duplicate
WM. TILLER, Guardian,
for q. FILLER
Sept. 30, 1860. 2-9t
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-12-01
BOOTS AND SHOES.

lust received large assorim,n, If Mems
- and HoyRa Chlirns KIP and All Boots
and Shoes, Gents tue tai rAssa- a,f winter
wear also Ladies' Ni-ss- aud ,b:ldrns Shoes
10 every variety, and lot sale hy
G. q GREGG h co.
sept. % lsGG. -3m
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1860.
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.

WE NOW RECEIVING AND WINTER STOCK
offered
the Fall Ts& w hM aprng"LARGE SALES AND
SMALL PNoetTs TO GOOD INSTEAD OF FEW GOODS AT
HGHHn pRCE.n succeeded
still
continue with aud the
times
We evidence friends and the
wc
GOOD GOODS. AND At AS LOW PRICES.
advantage of Low
Ryen, Failure We think that the
feel
shall oGr friends and facility that
and do all o help crop shall epaa
TO &c done and
right
the oppressed a pledge for future
REMEMBER THAT
Marshall Sptenbc, 2 q.
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TOWN RESIDENCE FOR SALE.

hNE Of the best improved lots in Marshall
~ elcgbly situated aud with two Of the fines,
we'll, in the place. II has on it good dwelling
"a good kitchen. we'll house, bath house stable
and crib. buggy house, &c. For further par,ic
ulars enquire of
4 b GREGG
June 80 $50
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SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD.
n - - /

DOWN FREIGHTs.
From, Marshall Depot 10 swanson Laalag,
cotton per iaip Carnding forage.
hanSnng and forwarding } 70 ~
From seott-yaic ncp1tu ssanson'- Landing.
cotton per bale Cinciuding storage.
handiins and farsafiingl 0 Is
frvin Janc-yle Depot TO Svebs'n'. lAnsng
cotton per bale uncsadas storage, harding
and fnrwafeiugl 0 s.
From Perry crossing & Swar-1ns Landing
colt pes bale tncluding storage. handling
sud ogssidiBg) 0 ~
UP FREIGHrS.
From Swtnsnn- Landing 70 Mt--hall Depot on
heavy IN GIT. per lnn p1ani-. tiH-ae.as
storage, h4adHfs and i9fwari,pg1 .
FROM ~sau-sn tHudns = ~cottsslle Depot.
op hea,y freight par ton p1and., tnoladiag
storage l,a,diips snd iaiwsrliavl ~
From swanson l4sning . JHno-yisle Depot.
on heavy freight per .oa p'aad., Qae!sdas
atarase handling and frfNsfsliug) 0 20
From ~ean-,a'. lannon's g. Perry. crossing
on hes,, freight peg ie9 ppnng. tine!a1iag
storage. htgi..as AMI fuwafi'ngl IS
We are now making daily trips 10 and
from Swanson. Landing a, which pace We
have a large and comwp lons Nar,huas... Got
ton >bci., good and substantial Wharf and
every facility og .ofwar!iug Cotton and irei3 hts
Ni'h dispatch
II goods arr not tai, away from the Depot
within thirty days, charges wi be nade for
storage from the tine sash goods were received
al such Depot
No goods will be delivered sntl oil charges
are paid -
CHARLES T. HYNsON,
Cstrsi Superintendent.
Marshall. Nor, |. 1850. Us
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-12-01
CRY ORDINANCE.

DE It ordainel by the Mayor and Board o
- Al,icrn n Of the city Of Marshall in coun
eli convened that the city tax collector be- and
he is hereby instructed to bid for all property
for and in the name Of the corporation IF the
city of Marshall, which he may offer for sale, to
satisfy the city taxes due on the same al his
sale Of said property an the frs, Tuesday II
December 1850, provided no other bids ar,
made to the amount of the tax due on such
property and 'ha, be- make deed, approved by
the cty attorney 10 said corporation for all such
property 50 bid ol lbs hin for aul ~ the name
OF said curportion AMI that the Mayor SEE
that sud d'sd' ar duly recorded as required by
law.
Douu't Room Way 2Gih $50
IA~. N CURTIS MAYOR
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