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NUMBER 2 T.,
aEw AND RlCH JEWELRY,
WATCHES, DIAMONDS SILVER AND PLATED

oohskR 81 rs hrcHsosr. Vra9fuA-
III AS Just received in addition to his already rye and u
III extensive fss1rtur-rts, tesGf5 collection Of all kA
ts latest sDd rn"s, elegant syes Of wsths Jevey, A
Silver and Plated Ware
Watches ,ciured By the following celebrated msisrs
Jules Jurgenso, Aiaus Sans David Tyio Henry Rsy-
nonds L.on Arei Lsvale;t and other eeehrstsd mht.
nfAM0sDa-A very afgs and rich Of Di.ronds
and other p-eeicu' stones. g.
Diamonds p, aris Opal, CaEbuncie Garnet Coral Cameo
Onyx. In FrLL
Also speeaeles-D EziIsn Perscop; Pbh, se, In gold
silver and steel ames Clocks Cutlery Jesly every
Ieripion.
The public respectfully Invited TO eIsmn. The above before
purchasing. s. MYERS
na2s Cor. Main ard Pearl SEA.
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w. GREENWOOD & CO.,
MANUFACTURERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERsIN
Chairs, Cottage aud Ohamb bcr Furniture, &c.
Nos. pS and 100 BALTIMORE ST., corner Of HOLIDAY,
BALTIMORE.
WALTER GREENWOOD WHITNEY, Agent
VTIRGINIA.-At kules hello In the CLERKS once q the CIR
Of the city Of Rchnond the l't Monday In
August, IsGO. (Osing the 9th day of the month";
Henry Myers Plaintiff
Edwin Robinson. Defendant.
n CIss and upon an attachment returned er.cuted.
The object Of tots suit h TO of the defendant ksi Hun
s day Of uy lG and adav. having been made snd nsd
that the Stpdan; sSDy Sa%G r. o. rSS @ Conn
mOntt after due hereof and do What necessary to-
protect his interest in this csI. :a,
auli-vaw JAMES ErLETr, Clerk.
VIPGINIA "a. Ruls. held n 9e CLERKS ONE q y. CIR.
gust, 1860. (beng the 9Th day OF the month";
Jno. =. Resnault 49,
against attachment
Edwin Robinson. returned executed
object this Of the defendant f5i 10 with
4is % other part thereof from the st day OF January so
residue thereof from the st day OF July 1862
an, shove named i. non resident Of this nOnwes
defendant rohed to appear within one uorh Asr due publ
his suit
auii-s4v JAMES ElLErr. CLERK
VIRGINIA n At held olsr's Oce Of the Cir
euis court OF he City Rcucnd on the Is. MOnisy
gust, 1862 (bens the 9Th day Of the month";
Jro p Regnsult, PlAhtih'
The .nand Hotel and Mineral Well Company and Edwin Robin
IN Debt and upon Attachment returned EsscTisd
and tao dolars and hy cents With legal Inees, thereon
from the Goth Of June is6 I'LL paid snd an iayi having
resident OF this monWealh the said defendant Ed
caOn hereof and do what necessary to protect his inteestn
this suit.
,0,,-,, A''P'-r'''. JAMES r1urrr, Clerk.
COM MIsssONER'S OFFICE, RICHMOND,
~ AI1usr IS. is6o-
W. In the Richmond Cir
Robinson, &c cult Court, -
among other thin ordered @ "And the court
doth further order tbs, Mi Ann e.
the Comm one Of this Court and the said Commits
r.csd enSse and ascertain, G upon n OF
ectveiy OF the claims agans. the estate OF James Robinson
enaurg 10 the Court with special TO matter
deemed pert by himself or which he may be required by any
All psrI,s Interested hereby notified that have nxd
Saturday, 18Th day Of s.p'emee sO at 10 O'Clock at
lon and make the Aforesaid enquiry.
person. having claims .gsn'he estate Of James Robinson
auiT-w4w rHos. p EVANS, Comr
VIRGINIA. h.Id in the ClsTE, dni3s
cult Court Of the City OF Richmond, tho lst hondsy In
p. n SsItes isO'' ''''' Plaintiff.
IA IN aohIr.op Defendant
IN Gass, and upon attachment returned srseued.
The ct sut TO the defendant one Hun.
lred sud do and esnt with legal
n,ere thereon the 18th dry Of June ss0 m payment
and made ed defendant above
resident Of tbs Commonwealth the sad dsftnisn'
not fed 10 eppear within month aer publication here
Of and do Whist his Interest In this Hu
,u,-x4v JAMES RIIErr, OE
VNDELIBLE MARKING PENCILs.-For mark
log Linen and Cotton garments THIS peac answers every
purposs on the INK snd much iiuse For sale By
au96 DOVE CO., Wholsssis prugghn
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rpyRA TRAYS, TEA TRAYs.-we have In store The

rDIRA TRAYS, TIA THAXS.-we have In store the
largest and ~ beautiful Te, Trais Of
Import direct from Engard which
offered Ia ths to which would call the
Ca attention o Houseeper and an ohers vko Wish good
ilcl,, apd at psi'es which Of fall TO suit
For sale tn China end House Furnishing store OF
THOMAS BUIKLkY CO.,
su1a 1871 T. gle Pquare.
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~ a. BARGAsuN "a. AAvs removed 90 their New Store
tI. III Main Street, doors above hr old stand
Uscre ty hAvs Increased facilities fr doing all kinds Of
Vorx II t line such pung pp every description Of Water
FEarss Hy5rans Water Closets Baths, Boilers Cooking AAng
PuuD. HydrEEic Rans Putting Portable Gas WoFks,
ailag up buildings siih gas pipes and fixtures
All Of UorE, Rooong ke beating oaidinss WIN hot
E water or steam They s occasion 20 state that neg
have ire Ar Furnace In this cher county which
lAey utl pat ap and warrant 70 give saus'aeaSn-
ANrge assortment Of plain and fancy In EArs aud Crate. and
Dsrdr-a Aiuavs hand. AeLl-u
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VOLUME GA.
RICHMOND DAILY WHIG.

TERNs:
Daily Paper % per EnnuE; ssntwesky weeEy 90 =.
advanca Rertances be made a. he rak of he
PaSnher n where evidence taken the dePoE OF
lstte-in the Peat once containing money.
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cor ARTNE1lSHlP NOTICE.
II HAVEts associated with the Commission Grocery
Liquor business W. Slater The buaiaess VII oe con
1--..5 h, ~. a W. NIPE,
No. 80, Main Street
al opportunity return sincere hAn 70 ny
ends liberal share Of patronage during ne last hee
"a Nv NPL
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HAVE net discontinued IHsse account OF the falling OF
Il my ftore
am iocsiel "5 doors above old stand next door
10 w. PARCEL d Cos brokers' ONCE and Governor on
Main St. No. I2G, vh,re <oud be pleased 70 meet my cd
custome Those in hit ~ gvns their orders fo
FALL IOrHING. will do The favor TO walt until cal
ed on by me or leave so when 70 cell IN hem and
my ne will be promptly IT nded TO rs heeiotre
Gail and see me AZ I26 Usin str. et,
an wJ IRA smith
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TTNE session Of this sehVo for Young Ladies located a the
OF ath Prarkin streets, kchmond. Va WI
begin The ist dag Of otober 1850 and close on the SUR oi
June ensul-g
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TIE object suit Of the defendant f2 10 with
interest part thereof the s day " January 1882
on part thereof from the st day OF January 1870
and on S residue thereof from the t day OF July 1850
an paid a having been made and died hat the de end
ant above resident Of this Com the said
Il rohed appear within uouh after due pub l.
hereof what TO psec; his Interest Ia
this srit.
.-,,-x.- lAMrz RfIrTr CI,rk
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Alabama


rh. @ ,,tur Of the san Antonio Herald
who his inst return "a from n trip to- III,
caas, INDUCES in the following specn-
ia,ions AZ ,n the cllmatolrgy ct the
State.
Ina, knowing individual, the oldest IN
h,,itant, has never before Witnessed "a
drnnih ~ severe aud proltaetci hvr's
mt had been gradually Increasing III ~"
volume of Their water Tor many years. ave
lower now than the iuhahlttnts have ever
hrf,-c secn them The Guadalupe - re-
dncrd 10 comparatively small stream
and Is lurd.ble where 1t has not been '"rn'
"a hDfnrc tor 20 years.
But we have reason to believe that nc
present condition oi the weather Is II" new
feature IN the history Of this country.
The growth nr the timber, the expensive
preparations made for irrigation ny we
early inhabitants of the country, with
other circumstnc.s # similar character
Indie ste seasons of druuth IN t'rmer 'i'es
Those seasons have been followed ny wei
seasons, probably, of equal duration Tor
', * evident that great pr"dnc''vehess
has characterised this reg'on, ana been
"A frequent and protractcd at lcas, as the
periods Of s,cril,,y The annual growth
# the trees proves this hey"nd Doubt
Nav W.. not hope, then. that the dry cy
Gle ~ nearly over. and that We are about
t, enter upon period of showcrs--"t CO
pi,us rains. Which. descending year AT, r
year. upon IN umntaln AMI valley. over N"
AMI dale. shall aga'n come "'"nti"' mar
~. l..
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MARRIED.,

A, the residence of thu bride iash"t IN liAriis"0
County nn the 2st, Jul,. lssn, hy nv, \, = t'em
en-. Mr. J,,ilN si.AitR Ia Mis- HfREGAW VNkN
Also nt- ,afn. zee and time, NJ A. A. Wa"
NENtMi.- II ritik.lrN GARDNER
lsrda,ncd were nov your fathers house,
Ana v,,d II -plcnd Al : my VOWS
Won,d not te heard save by the Wind
bet hope for me, one star !. lev
And thougt the constellation cleft.
This star i. gentle. bright, and Kind
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NOTICE.

fI>'ir nn.irs gnc'l aavins been app iniedsreu.
| fof the NV York Ionr lnsH.ncc tcrn-
p,ny, respectfully aunounces 20 The public 81
Es,tsrn tsxss that he Is ready 10 give fa.,e'e~
u Insurance against Err mn hetsys, guosi=. ke..
on ry'asnnsbie terms .slicrnr sisirsoyrr MsSsis-
i.anc ~ Ttyiors Store, MNshs'i Twas.
WN. T. DAVIS.
Agen, \ Y. Home Insurance Company.
~ q 80 In my stseasc, J. VI. carss. Esq Is
Authorised by me to issue sAid roliei~ in nv
name.
WI Y DAVIS AceEs.
Refar 70 O o. Gregg 4 60, Ford :. iiotr
Lane \ ravlor. ' y Coleman + Co. and Cal
away i Rain. Marshall leNss
Nav IL. 1880 NJ, 9A
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Nm. EVERETT ANswEas TnnOu0u A CON.
N1TrEE

We published in our paper of the 2lst
a series Of Offensive Sbolitiun resolutions
passed by the Legislature Of A.s.achu.
setts in 1880, aud Mr. Evrrctt's letter
endorsing TIN m, and acknowledging that
he h~d aided in Their pAs',ag.. A dele.
gate to the Bell and Everett Convention
in Aiabams forward copy Of these doc-
umcn,s to Mr.. Everett, with request
for an explanation Of his present posi-
ton. The s"hjoincd is the reply he OBJ
tanned. Ar. Everett was asked person.
ally Tor his opinions. and answers by
proxy We are told what Clay. Pres
ton. and others thought Of ". Everett,
and that Ar. Everett gave gave his
"conc urrencc' to the compromise meas.
ures Of 1850. We are told, also, tina,
he disapproved Of the john Brown raid.
So did many Of the trcesoii party in the
North. 80 far A. professions went. But
will such dodge ~ this satisfy South
cru ueu ~ w, bCcu bhN boiu'hk
more about Douglas.
BosroS, June Is, 1860.
DNAx SiR.-Yvur letter OF the 18th
was received by Mr. Everett this day.
When he accepted the nomination Of the
Baltimore Union Convention. j, was with
the understanding that the correspond
encc which might grow out of II should
devulve ON the Union Committee here.
Your letter of the l2.h has according y
been placed IN ~ hands, and ~ yon II.
a,est an answer that will reach you by
return 1T mail, | have bat lew mo.
mcnis 10 prepare It.
The Compromise measures Of 1850
were regarded, and have been supported
hy conservative men at the North, IA "a
fair and practical basis OF matted p0lit
,.aI action between the two great sec
.,nu- Of the country. To those measures
Nj Everett gave hts full concurrence.
The papers lnclo~cd IA your letter. viz
,b,. resolves ot the Massachusetts Legis
l,ture. Mr.. BIrlcu's letter aud Mr. Ev
rretts reply, date from the year 1889
They wcr. brough. before the Senate oi
ia, ral,ci States Ia lStl at the time 81
I,s nomination as Munster iu England
,nA made the ground Of motion Tor II,
r,i,r,inu. Henry Clay opposed that mo
nm with great warmth, and sad. that
# through the influence OF the South, ia,
,,,. ,it,tncu, OF a man oi Mr. Everett,
known conservative opinions was rcr'c
tel the Union was already dissolved
4. ,b. close II i.rv,d speech hy Ruth,
,n,,ie IN support of Nj Everrli'> ap
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ORlr(' AIRY.

Drd Al her lathe = residence IN the city 81 Mar.
.h,ll Tex,. s, half past l7ael,sk Ia the N rnnx OF
,s. te,h ul,,mn, ANNA IONNsoN y''unge't dsnxh'
Ter Of d. \. = AMI Frances J"sns"n, Ard even
r..,. and az month";. great ,rrsssenene, aud -Ad
= ncs,on to ths ismNy Anna VISA GOOD ''ue s.,.
sSs oyra her parent. and friend loved her Sshh,,h
~ d l,,eJ /, say her prayers and red god boob
Iov.a t. hear prayers, and hesr .hs eele 'e.d she
l.,v,J h.r q i and he h~ taken h-r ~ hsppy
hon., where all & ,od children s, and whsr sne WI
blpoA IN eternal y nth through all coming ss"w
August Let fse0.
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Arorrrio>ixrs CAVIAR On the I'd July. ~
We learn from = letter ~ the BRENNAN Enquir'r
,hrec men clock, Sr his sun. end i'crs'n. HI.
son.ia.law. were arrested in thsr' Ilill' and
brought before public meeting on charge OF
being sboi,iunt-,. A committee oil twelve "'
the most respectable citizens was appointed To
investigate ,in affair. Il was proven by several
gentlemen lha, the accused had repeatedly said
TIM, they were abol'ioni.'s NAT there ~''.
thrc. thousand nb",,iouis,s IN the state ana
tina, IN ,hr,u year, the ,laes Republicans ~on''i
rul, this state and that they symrssh'-'d Win
N, negroes. =,
The accused were ordered TO leave 'hr state
AZ soon A. they coald arrange their eus.n'-s
They have complied with the order
Check. sr., is sbont forty Year, Old and hump.
backed Young Clo k il ah'ui t~rn', ono "nd
Perkins about TWEEN; y-iise Gairsdon Nc~'
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M,v kmrr is GRtsNtnlt Il lawyer
o,m.d " hsan wa, h,l,,d l,y lawyer
n,mci f,rr va breenv|"' lluui county,
,.,. the h,h hast Ih,, had = 'lih' ATTY
,bnu' ,nit ia Court some months ng",
aml ct, ia. s,h inst. wilson, wh" tad
been drinking, discovered farr sitting IA
ronn writing. lie entered and aiincS
him with i is d'arc cane, breaking his
cnilsr bone Tn blow was evidently
nimcl at FAIRS head F,rr sprang Ia
ms feet and drew his revolver. whtu W \.
son tcireatcd. bni not IA tine to escape
several shots. one uf which cauSrd his
death within few days afterwards -
Parir Pr,ss
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GROVE ACADEMY.
MALE AM FENNl.E.

~ T. eighth session Of this Institute will he
/ gin the first Monday IN september We
trust TINT our past success will b- sufficient
guarantee Tor the future, without u new Sc, ot
resolutions 10 these who complain Of hard
times xe respectfully suggest that r',rnchmcnt
oush, nct to begin with intellectual nccessa-
,ies."
TERMS PER SESSION or TWENTY WEEKS.
First Glass. Urinary pcpsr'nen,) SIS 90
fct"nd tls,s. 20 90
Third t'lass - 80
INCIDENTAL fee 90
Charges made from tn time the pupil enters
school to the clovc Of the session Deduction
allowed Tor sickness Of month or more IN sue
ccssiou.
i J. PAIIlLO PEiSUirM
Marshall July - -c0. 4h-,i
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peers Patent Clasp and Hoop
Iron tinnd
FOR DAllN0 COTTON.

J I Vt u ! 7 =. NNkNTI
Gf'cr aul SlHrfprM Al 7 II h'h'fdgcs cor
ncr e Milan awi Commerce Streets,
Shreveport la.
WILL. .,>.p constantly ou hand large sock
w nt s-sor, Il !,ug'hs. which he u ~cil trom
80 tn 81 rrs fssr. Lfss T;i,N sorE CAS- rossI.
By u. A. ruEpED
1h-~e Clasps ana Bauds are manufactured Of
the host Am r.asn ron and nay I've rysi IN
for it. ton .ines. a.i complete adaptation to the
Planters u.c Asa keeps on baud II large .np
ply ol India and Kentucky R.fgins
u" further inflammation SIND tor descriptive
Circu', ani specimen ''lasps.
l. niso Agent f1r the New York LIFE lnsur
aucc COMPANY aud the American Lite lH-uf
ance sni Trust Company, OF Philadelphia.
June 30 | 500. St.yl
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RrnopY WORK ~ TINS CHrnogsr NATION 90
|, is riimur,l here that III. tht'rnk'ts
have had fight. causcd hy tn" ah"li'r'u
excitement. Abolition missionaries and
their converts, Ia the nnrubcr of $50. have
been slain, and seven %. the pro-slnvciy
mcp.
II the above repor, il ,rr" !, iseviden'
tina, the abolition tree IL beginning I"
bear AN abundance ct truit We do not
however credit the report Pans Ysts'.
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The Corpus Christi Ranchero says that
a Mexican named vincente Aimos WAS
shot at monte table in that place. on the
nigh. Of the Fourth. and probably NOR
tally wounded.
In the ncighborlood OF fredericksburg,
Cil,esric county. ON the 81 inst. VIM
Bchan, u native OF kiicomnon, county
rippcrary, Ireland, was stabbed in the
arm hy fsidor Albert. and died from the
elusinn Of blood The parties both be-
ionged 10 n government train.
They had fire in Ccntreville, on the
,ith., we learn from the Tins. Tho
residence Of ". y, HALEY. nearly com.
plr,ei, cangh, Gre from the pipe of enc II
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81. Juas'a IN. r. )julv 9I-Ycsterda,

81. Joss's, (N.F )July 9l.-Ycsterday
evening the British squadron, conveying
the prince Of Wales aud his n",'scrpus
suite, arrived ~ this point to-day.
The squadron II composed 81 II. "
snip Hero ahd II. NJ. ship Ar'aJW
Great preparations were made hcr. hv
the citizens I" 'ecclvc tile pii,scc on his
arrival.
i.A.xs From SvMA--20O0 Msx MURDERED
~ CoLp BLo,p The latest adv,ccs ttu,m
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Sometime ia 1891, a person hy the
name oi l.mlpoiis VAS expelled from the
town 1T Quitnan iir expressing ab"l''
NON sentiments, and went To- lliinu's,
wl'ic printing establishment was pnf'
chased iur h,it; aud where he pub.Ishcd
49, ..h ,it'un newspaper. few weeks
sh,cc. as We ace lnl,rm d toy ~ gentleman
jui lr.ui Qn,iman. l. mu ~, returned Ia
iha' town, sud. after remain ng lew
dave. snihnlv ahscoudd. and un the
very night after h. drp'rtnr" the i''wu
was I uH iir" ht Hu tn.WudutN lln
lire wt~ fortunately di~e'Nrrd IA ''nr I"
hr cNinguirhrd without danrg" b"ing
dome t. property. \ committee at ii"'
eli iIcus uf Z I.t,utu a.r ia search % h ~
mons, pr,,rh'd win rop''S 81" h1'F Il ~
10 ,,sc he j. caaSht -Jsg'fsp he Z"
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.s2wx I,~t JOHN NJ iitNptR-
q !: !: :: :: !: s: !: !: ]:
~ Jnv t-b'.
JOHN " HENDERSON. Clk.
I~s~rl 9th July 1900
JOIN ". HENDERSON, Clerk
pceriyra ~ nfIicr 9th July lsdo and es"oH-
tel zane Jsy by hsnling the -i''~ Of the rcxa'
ltrratd,csp = eer,i,.d COPY of tins writ for
Publication. v,,r, o,sc
Dy 4 s KKLixr, DEPUTY.
July a. leo h''S'
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Esrs,AY Nrlt'E.
t:sTRAY NOTICE.

TAKEN mp by James Gorman. and posted
i l~G~c ". &. Baker. EAq. on the 81, day
o' July 1860. = su,all brown mare Wule. abou,
thirteen hands nigh, about five yeara old, brand
ri with T. J. on the len shoulder Appraised
at sixty dollars
T.. &. BEAZLY. Clcra
July 30, 1860. A6-H
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| $50
Yankee Notions Jeveiry School Miscellaneous Books
PLANTATION GOODS. etc. etc. etc.

willie
W stock hayevc brought
h N sand
1t Of the wano
eromn
andre not hararly ymurn
uH
u, low in
SeytIo OF Orcnns is oe ethe
he
ravc o and
all had
Coed. m gorl terms house hiss Il Ne Uruns
10
anlh aIarra cieri b
course o in
naulu 10 eohng hn sho~ing
,lrx Tor An
entire tslatim { mn., eolrmr
: GREGG
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GREAT WAR!!!
The War is Not to be Avoided,
MES-RI. COHEN 4 BREpiG
NAV: DECLARED A GREAT WAR


MERCHANTS OF MARSHALLil
4 tcORDlNG 20 their advertisement. IL
y sous they think themselves well mriilrl
and prepared for a hattie y hle their cannon
a,liug lire has alrg.'sy eommnc,-l against the
lrun,i.r r.. schwartz who b,ur The The first IN
the rear takes the obligation 10 carry oct the
MAR against said firm hy himselL without ANY
assistance nj al. Vie i, strong, well armed and
sure Ia de.gni the enemy. even wh'n thy honsi
already OF their victory. u schwartz Is a
small man. b 4 very strung IN hi- action. He
promises to lis iricnd- aud patrons that hr val
not -hns hilnsii a coward And since the
has c,aunrir,d he VIII fight tp the lat p'I
cent Il profit until he hn dcts.t-l 'hr rm'a,,
and ,hosu hms 4 has Nirtrr. which he Is nl.n't
.nr, To- ,in. becau-. hr sold in 'hc tine Of pcscc
hi, good. very lov ani hr vii IN tins cri''c,
time ui WA. .cl his su,sls low than ever before
rog forget "a iiti cali 10 y ~hNar'zs NHrr.
tri.r,. gong '..ahert price hi good. Al y1'
vil be sury to Iurc as',
Mar.hnl Man ~ 1850. ns4.u
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Te Tarvmcrx and Stock RatserN
4 LARGE stock of i''ils for sale, At the
n Ne~ Tin shop on The North Vast CORNER
ol the rnhlio Sqnare.
Jnna 10 $50
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SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD.

EROM this ia the tram vi have Nafshgl'
l. Depot N : O'Clock 4 ". daily, tsunlays
excepted VIII have Jom~yillr II, O'Clock
VI and arrive at Marshal At ~ u',l 'ck N
q. W NlNlON, Sul'rt'urd'n'.
Marshall, Jaly 81 ca. UT
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CITATION
80 1921

Thomas T Ssansln 70 Ricaaris9R ..nl Fowl
TUE STATE on TEXAS.
County n Harrison
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-08-04

BARBER SALOON,
Rs~orea 70 ~ Hrr,n'.e- Fsflns-.
THE unss~r.ignrd hxsry t,-me'i 60 iAr'sv
i ship and fssei up cofnmo'iion= rcasn -
,be Dopp.rurys Eulijing. mort. 30 :" ID,
Public square. for =
SHAVING FALCON
arc prepared 20 ssrse .hssr wl-o ras ra.rv'' s
them. Hair Cocrsnx. Cu,'ing -hamrr-i1g.
kc., executed in \ ssaawcr ~ give s~tisfae'F0t..
They will seep on haSl ,rrph Of
FINE PERrCNEKT. BAY RrM. etc.
They also keep on hand a superior sr'seic Of
CIGARS AND CHEWING TOBICfo
NJ cnstomer. viii, hear th!s In mipl SoA
q, W. small profit.
AUGUSTUS FRANKS
FRED RICHARDS.
\pe g. 1889 I1H
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-08-04

presid.nt State Central Committee Oh
the Constitutional Union party
To Joseph " Taylor Esq, En'aw
Alabama
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-08-04

Very beautiful attractive. and substantial
Call ami s,a me, ard lad2r for rs>r~.f Yea
ril then concelr that have by fl 'l.'e-: nj
cheapest s'o-k OF Furnishing tocds ''rr hr''oe..
10 this pace.
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Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-09

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