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Ts1ouoT0,

IN large quantities, u vse'ssa'A. sss'
Of Is.s1s, sssh y RsAssssss ~
Rvs. Bssshea, Oiivs Bissaesa, sd P'ss,
tssios Whbhiss. Apsss, PsseA, AsA
Pssu>A ussnAy eesse quality .! saefsy
Wiss ~ Pea CAaReagss, Csevc.'
~ RAios Wtssa. Asl soseesses wa
~ le,nosa ~ nlssles y ~ Wssk ! -
sssljsd = ~ ~ WhkAsys y ~ ~
eiIls1s psasss sA1ias - = sasvtes Y
~ pa6es, ~ - nsea Csossass yoss
~ ~ iasls ~ =
4. nOanHHAN4
nasuAaA Apsu " ~. Y
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HACKS AND MAYs!

n Uvn,so ~ 49, , ~ soulnD
II ~ KaGlsap - q nssuAsA -
= sss':j : =. = 80 E -
- - y b - ~ xsluA -
UACk6 AMI D0AvA
y mvs ~ = shsss osela. ~ = ~
- sun1u1D 080.
- 4 0o1 ~
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T.. ID, VALENTINE = Gu,
MO. 10 MAIDEN LANE. MEw YOkx
~ Manufactures VI
Gold Pens, Cnses, 60,
Are nov p,st.s,cd 10 ORR 10 t,hbsr SD ~
iail i~slssv the cMkArksT fENs N rnk
nAHkEr rhs isSs az " diaswss sAsss
fro,s kos. l to ', iSsls-ivs,
rks price OF vALasriss 4 %. = AT qasl,
" OslI Psas, vltAost cAsss, sad vssroutsa fel
vns ysas ssespt A4siast accident. =. =. fs'ioss
h. ! Pes, u as; Ne. . Pen, ei tci As.
Pvs, ~ III; NJ. I PCS, ~ as NJ. Pes
o. Is Ne. . Pss, ~ " NJ. Pes. - ~
H. : Pcs, " " Ne. Nv, u ~ ~ .s'
A.. y..l.yr.~' are '..-r'd ~ |" Vase
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The faAery BrSs. PMt~nt
TnneSMlNo AND CLEANING
N C1ll\E

Thi. machine hsa a..o gained the PRS,
Premium at all trinls II ia smaller and
more conpae, than any other machine
Of Its kind, aud mors simple in con.
=,ructioa and operation. The Cylinder
can always he fsd To i,s fullest capacity
without danger Of cloggiog or waste Of
Evain and the whole m,chine IL 50
built rs to insure perfect satisfaction,
no. only in ia practical operation, bu,
also in its tasf,ng gaaiifes
VIZ also ask the attention OF Planters
and Dealers 10 the following list Of hrsl-
class Agricultural Machinery, viz
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MYER, LOPEZ, 1 co.
Marshall. Jas. ~. 81. u2A-u
ERTRAY NOTICES.

EsTRAY NOTICES.
'1'AKkN UP BY Melville Jstsr, asd
i posted before John Turner, ~ act.
ing Justice VI the Peace for Upshus
county, On The 2Osh dsy Of Feb, lS67
Oas WORK OK, shout I Year, Old,
nosuy white, with sons red aposs On
his neck and head braided % he
right hip with the Istssr y, also o. W.
Isft hip, but uu;atslligibIs, I'D usasksd
with ~ uAdsr half crop and over slops
il The lst sar, and sneoth crop u shs
right Appraised u 20.
Given under ny hssd AsA siRsial sssl
Al Gilnsr, March 3U4A, 1887.
Il. T. WARREN,
April q, ~ County Clsrt,
'TL ZEN UP BY Albert Hssdriek, asd
i posted before l.. Y. Harris, N Aot
Ing Justice u the Peace for UpsAsr
cossty, Oh The 4th day Of March, 1851;
One Moxss- Colossd MARE AUI.k,
aLsss Year, Old, ~ hands h Ugh, bssnd.
~ % the len sA0ulA~s With 6xur% (u),
asd also branded With the letter. u Z.
Appraised At Us II currency.
Given ssdsr ny hsnd and oAciai seal
1t Gilusy, March 3O&h, 1857.
U. K WARREN,
April q, 81 County CLERK.
TAKEN UP BY Jamss Casey, and
j POSED before I. }. Price, m asisk
Justice VI The FsAss for Upshur county,
on the 10th day II JsauaFy, 1887.
Ons blue Roaa HORSE, sbout u OF
II years Old, ssd about 10 hsnds high
soms marks Of TIE saddle. Appraised
81 ei6.
Given asdss ny hasd ard oAsisl ssai
1t Gilnsr, March 30sh, lSs7
u. Y. WARREN,
April 8, 81 Cossty Clark.
TAKEN UP BY }. n. Batss, and post
] ed bsfoss }. A. MsNutt an sssisy
Justice Of he Peace sos Upshsr eesnsy,
% tks 2S%h day ef February, 1851
Oas Gray MULE, about ~ yssss VI.
Appraised q 90
Ni,sa under ny hasA ssd o0sial ~
ss 0iiner, Nassk 3t3k, 1857.
a. Z. WARREN,
April s, 81 Casssy C.srk.
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bsst releesru supply 81
BAR STORES.
4: ~ u 4 =: ~ Z ~,
Ever brought to this nArh~t, 10 vAjeA
| invite the stteDtsos u sbe trsds; c9o-
sis,ing In part Of
Whiskics. In b~rrrk aud barrels.
Port W ine. IN cssts and SoAv-.
Cs,awbs Brandy.
Old cognnr brznsiI~s.
Rye .nd bourbon Whiskiss.
Jamsts1 Btsers.
Sparkling Cs,swba Wise.
champasns,
Baker, and hos,et,.t Bitten.
usaeiss and sherry Wiass,
Imperial Cahine, VIM
IIo,.Ipa Porter.
Jrifsys Ale
Jnmaic. issm.
Ahniss,te.
Cnralsa
AL.cei.the.
tiarri.
Cherry aud BlAckhe'r, Brspiiss
t-.I Jacket Bi,,srs.
Orgy Jacket Bitten.
Plps aud Si-ns.
Cedar Pask.
u. u. P.ils.
Cedar Tabs.
Cocoa DipFss.
Hone Dr,Nbes.
MA.ou's Hacking.
curry Combs.
busters.
Stationery Of oil kin,Is.
'srv-hi-ss Pencils.
Ink. red ssd black.
Nshiils Cos,is.
Well BuckstA.
ljrunsA
Windos Glass
Ssssr Kettles.
'l.;ins Card.
Snap.
Gla.s Tunblsn.
Toimceo and Cigar
Oysters, Sssdisss. i'ichk4.
TosAto ssses'. Pepper sssce.
worcrvisrshiw Hsscx. etc, ste.
NJ. CRUAP.
Jtoerson. Apsil ~. IS. 3eM
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Great Distribution
Moro Aaaeap 4 blanO1noeufoooD

JEWELRY ASSOCIATION,
1873 L 1875, Hveadssv, Nsv Yevt OA.
~ Kosswood Piases end 4sIs4esaA
" Fin. oil i'Aiotiass, Ka9ssvie2A
Silver Ware Gold aud Silver WaArAse
and Elegant Jsvsiry. tossistise 81 Dis.
ssond rias, Diamond itiaxs, t1old bsusa.
ist, Coral, florsstss. A.ssic. ia L.
~, ssd iAdies sstA. Gold psas vhA
gold and silver ssssasisa holAsss. sessss
lsusoas. ssls Of sssds, vsss ssA Nesh
ChAiss, piaia >nA chsssd 0oIA CAsiss,
Ne ynluad a
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NJ pksAsrf. rnou. l.. D. BALL
ST rAlscss. Of fesas.
dem Arrest, BALL, \ Co.
ls'so d ,h oc4.'-u sskr~p,l
MANUFACTURES sd wkesssais
vi i-~'sr IN
Saddles and Harness,
SaddlcI'y Hardware.
AND FURNISHING GOODS,
81 READE STREET,
ONE poox wxsr ov BROADWAY,
NEW YORK.
Oas doc, oniy fran Broasisay X No
H,cadray Esps"ses or P,efnit
The rsrs iat,si styles is Tree
and rig Of Tssas ard
NsIicau Saddisryi
Two hap,l,sd sul,- l..dns' and Mcls'
Saddles south smi S'aah ~es, IL eheap
oe-- sud qu.h,y an Is tie. ss.idiss AN M
surpassed
s,h Av,uu. ,qai age 90 iiAsweo M
Carriage buggy. stay hspr"', Wagon,
Cart. aud plantation use.
An Furnishing 'snvls, SsAJle Tree.
Leather u every vanity and Aos"tisSs.
Msnuiac lurcfs ms,,,mi,, size, bstJiss.
Iai,rrs. Wh,E t"iist,, G's asAdks,
BlssLsss, Saddle Nag, Nrlt-ss ! rrnaha
l....,.t.,~ NJ Su,Ltirrx mai 'ntstnsv Had
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A CURIOUS FAcT.-I have found
bat the men who are really the most
|ond Of the ladies, who cherish fol
hem the highest respect, are seldom
he most popular with the SCI, Men
" great assurance, who make words
)upply tho place Of ideas and place
)omplimcut in the room Of senti-
nent, are their favorites. - addiaom.
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~ A Youxo LADY rvssrninx to WI
coautry home. alter . sojourn II . XIV
months 10 tbs city. wsa hardly recognised
by her friends IL place Of cossss, sss
tic. Aash~d iaes. she Mad soIt, raby coa,
pIrxioa oi slmost narbIs snoosass~s, aud
instead ii tsepty thrcs, sAe really appear
Cd ha, e'xAss~s, UPcu iuqairy ~ 10 ,hs
cssss Vi ~ great change. sAs plsisly to,d
Ties, that she used tbs ClRCASaiAN
BALM, aud eoaskt,~i II en- invaluable
acquisition To shy lsdy's toilet. By il
uss any lady Or xru,lrmsn csn s~psove
,hsis personal appearaoee ~ hsusired
fold. Il Ia unple In Ia eenbinstisn. "
Nstsrs herself " simpt~, yet snss'psAsss!
In " slBsscy 10 drawing ispssitiss fio~.
sho h~siiak, clr~ssiDe $50 ls~ssify Ing ~
shin aad eeapIsxioa By IL direct sctias
on tts cstic'e, Il draws hoa Il III IL 10.
psrisIss. kindly bsaiias It's ssue. sed
Lrsviug ,A4 surface 70 Ns,srs intsn.ied Il
sbovld h, cissr. soIt, sssootA sad hsssG
ial. Price o., s@st by mAA " sxlxv n
" ,svsipt u ~ esd<s. by
W. l. CLARK 1 CO.. Chemists.
No ! West Faystt- street,
syFseS.s. n. r
Tbs oaly Americas agents or the ssIs
81 tbs sssss mtl6l J
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0OOD GOODS At GREAT BAT GAINS,

being determined 10 continue the good
work | commenced, and To- dispose of
this, my present large and varied stock
rs my Inst, with this prosi,o, ,ha. |
saall be able " put this at still lower
rates On the market ss | am determined
the decline in the Eastern markets Of
every variety Of good. shall always be
turned 70 The bsne6, Of my patrons,
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~ WV "e'' 'Fs''-''''ssf 80 -
DieaSsA Ytes, nvsssAss, - ~
Dssps, lA1Ses' ~ = 0eja ~ CDsaA
Jst asd ~, Iissseiss, MODS, ksss,
80 Cs0ss bsts u HosaA vso -
Nesh CAAinA plaie ~ sAass1 ~
NneA Dei TAioh1eA Leeheoa ~
seyk bsk Dsskjsa ~ psae ~ 20
"a, 49,, WssA hssss 90 ~ -
~ ~ Elvss kstsosisa CassA ~ .
lAsss ssssseDsss y ssss ul,sss Wess
~ jsvslsy = svssy <sssslVass, 4 -
bsas oaAs ~ laAssS s11asA
~ 4 shanss = sSAio aSy e ~
sAsye ssAislss ~ ONn nln4AAA b
pssshesioG ssals1 soveasoe ~ ~
- nv HsalsA Rassaspss - -
ssea ~ u n1svse ~ q; NJ -
- ns1-sss ~ ~; o. uss1ns1
~ ols
AOso4s Wsoss1 evssYWhoeo.
UnsesahsA h1sssossh sohas1 y
LAAiss ~ 0saaD ~ ~ ~ = -.
o. tsaesiU6ss slsssaass ~ bssss1ss
sep1setlse
bkei1s1s.s ~ naAs i ~ lhnpv.
~ 0nnDssi Osso1eooss nAniag -
ss5lsls ~ ~ vatns ~ p1nos1 = eqnAsl
sUss1sQeA vAisA ~ ~ aiDoA o.
4 49, eaesiao@ sssanioias - o.
a1se1s = Os1s ~ ssos esaaA - =
lsa1ssss1 = ~ 49, = 80 - -
y ~ eAlysA vttAssi seGls1 = 4aies,
- rsesip1 = = seoA
o. seesi<iae ~ Cssdosn1o - ~.
shesss W ~ 49, esue)s hApsuveeA
~ vshss, - ~ - ~ g. Dslisr
- ssssiss ~ ssdsh sansA . -
shosss ~ seAss - aoeisb = - ~
q ~ 49, vai.A fsssAassss q -
:as1ss 1.s.isRss -. = ~ aes.s.
Auo1ss1 Asnasa
ks11 DDo1Dsu ~ uanaoemmgY. 0oee
~ hs6ea0 y wv 49, lbssamA
- = sAsssisg t1bsea1 aso1s1ps -
49, assUA 1sA1iee ~ slVh Ass6A
Os1sss ~ 6sAlsD 1svuDseh - 3
ssssy eass - asseaessis1 b ~ -
- IVA Cssag, - ~, p1nlna
Vvi1nsA ls11sss dksah u 49,
= ~ neaaossA = AoDss.
jAU3bON. (Onumo, I On.
~ = ~ 1ss.AsH
Il. n n. '"i3
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KEPAkATOk CApILII


REPAKATOR CAPILLI.
for restoring hair upoa bald hesds,
tiroin whatever cause !, may have ialIea
OUT ssd iofciug = growth u hair spoa
the lace, /, hss no ~Qosl !, will lvscs ,hs
beard to grow upon the pmoo,ks-t Isee IN
from nvc 10 s'eh, weeks, or hair upon
bald heals IL Irsss two 10 thr~ us"sik,.
A Few 'snofant practitioners have a~wrt
cd that there Is nothing that will force VI
hasten the growth OF tbs hs. or beard
Their sss~riious are hiss, ~ shou.assls Of
living w,tD~res iron their ovn s1pssi
ence) can bsrT witness. hut n,sny will
cay, how are w 10 Distinguish The genuine
frosa the spuricasy It certainly l. din
cult, M niu~.,euths Of the diarsvnt prspa.
ntious advertised for the hsir and heard
are entirely wortbls~'. ND you may have
slf-ndy thrown away large s,nossis 10
their purchAs~ To such w wcxld Say,
Try the itsparatm Cspp.lti; I, will cost
you nothing, uule~ II folly coa~s up to
cor representations. II yosr Druggist
do~s not keep il, snd W oss dollar ssd
se will icrwsrs II, Pos, paid, together
With rec.ipt. TOT The mo,sy. which will
b. RETAINED To you on application, PROV.
ding entire satisfaction II not given. Ad.
asrns. ", l., CLARK 4 CO,
Chemists, No , wSt Fsys,,s H.
MrlS-ly syrscusr, N. Y.
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INpEPENpeNT sCGool

Az ssss snise I'll seo0sose q
VI neoAay, Jsaaasy ~ Doo5.
0A1w q TUt1tse ~ soIIso (tvsnay
sss4sl kso - y ~. paessts = Nssfi
= y sVnis.lsea vAso psyasst b -
sueas.s b s1vssss. o1sluun sAasua
~ ~ uus u sslsnoo ~ ~ -
4 - ssstA. 1872 hos~ = pssasss
Ne ~ ssv Dsspasst y pssstss ~
= ssuply psoi6, - sieA - oasopsin1
dsvsst. v - ssAalasais 49,. - ~
| y sopetss . hhnsol ~ q iu1pannga
ssAA va. az
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ANN AAAN1.
Boots and Shows, Ready Made Clothing,
Ladies Dress Goods. and large and 10
tsses,iug variety Of other goods. too nulses
ous too mention. Almost every article
usually found 10 the tsst dry good s,orv,
csn IL found at this hovse
They have = 6ns lot OF beautiful Jewel.
~, ~srrsutsd pure snd genuine.
| Also = lot Of Jewellers And Wutci,
Makers tools,
They sell exclusively Tor cssh and
hsv,sg boglt nj very low &xarcs. Gun Al
tord TO arll ~ cheap ~ th~ cheapest.
They invite The pablo 10 Gull aad ex.
aaiDe ibrir goods and their prsss. ,stis.
M tina: I'll who vi.,. them. will bs
pleased with both
Mr. Hcury Gcld~ster " 10 this house
snd woaA te much plcsssd " have he old
irierds call ". hin.
l-n~u,bes that It IL ~ treuble 10 show
r0o,ls, whether IerSs,A purchase os not
ss.i b. certain TO call before buying slss.
where.
MYER, LOPkZ, 1 co.
Marshall. Jas. ~. 81. n2A-u
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NrpnrutOr CMptlli.

1hros sway ialsc iriIs.-. your switches,
your Wig
Destructive VI comfort, aud not worth .
fig,
Cone sged. come ,ca,htuI. come ugly aud
isir,
A nd rs.iuIcs La snsr M Z, L. xns,s.A Ill.
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BOOTS, SHOES, AND HATS,
GROCERIES,,
HARDWARE, CUTLERY,
ONO 9OOO9o
PLANTATION SUPPLIES,
ZEN s w ARE.
ClGANN aMA TOBACCO,
Wines and Liquors,
OF all kinks, y. well as n large and
splendid supply Of
TN e 4 \ N .,
Al Of which, | advise you TO call and
examine for yoar solves, aud then decide
"hetouF ~ ~ uos ~ yo"s D's' 800
continue to pasronizs the house 81
Y. KOsENHAA.
Marshall, April Is, 81
4 Large and Select Assort0e
C1oth1nR,
- Al Wholesale aud Retail, such an
never was seen 10 this market CT
m cert d
II. RUSENiiAM'S
April -, 1856. naju
The --latest styDss
Ell a IT. .,
- IN any quantity Wholesale aud
Retail to bs hsd vt
N. KOSENHAM
Anil n ls6A p3Sti
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Marshall Masonic
FEMALE INSTITUTE

FEMALE INSTITUTE.
TINE sssssA ssssisa Il ~ psssssl
i ssAsaastis ysas, vii ssoasass ~
~ Ass1ey 10 February ssse ~ .
fsn ssps II sssd 80 asv~tssest
TeasAssA
Ma 0saAaa, whs ~ sAases Il ~
A.sis Dsysseasea y n.y., "vsssAy.
- veH esah1sd." Il = w sssisskls
~ ~ pspib shssA ssanssss w
- ~ 4 ~ sse.is. ~ Asy ~
~ ~ ssgss y sdsseas less AaseA
WA nsas1 - - ~ uieA ~ Viz
PsissipA - vi1A sslns = ~ ~ -
RI WILSON, rsss<ds.l
AassAaA, ~ II. 1891.
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NEW YORK.
Ed. vAlsstiss t3old Peas. Cssss etc.
HATS GAPS AND STRAW GOODS.
!. G. Hickey. Mes York.
pssasIssl, hall. . Co.. SsAdlss. ssc
CssAart. MILFORD. SD Co., CIsshisx.
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SHREVEPORT.

ICE MANUFACTURING co.
0rv. williamson, President.
BOOTS SHOES AND HATS
J.H Lewis. Iuehsr sad ThuSmond.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
STACY and Poland
DRY GOODS GROCERIES ETC.
y. and h. Jacobs. Pitts ard 1hsycf.
AUCTION HOUSE, ETC.
Thompson Norris and Co.. General Nsr
chandixr and Cotton rsetors.
DRUGS &c,
White and Co.
HIDES, PELTRiES, WOOL, sc,
N. ,. orion anil Co.
COTTON FACTORS.
Battle and Dcty,
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION.
John N. Howell.
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS by y =. X.
Jack Wharton. i.Aschsss~t Darkrs aud
NAplss.
LAWYERS, SHREVEPORT.
Jesss ssl Harris. nieks sud Hsu.
PACKET LINE OF BOATS,
Akbana s.d NatiosAi. Steamer Carsiias.
Md River Packet.
COTTON FACTORS.
D. .. Nsssis, Battle and Dosy.
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GENERAL AGENTS,
MARSHALL, vs1As.
Co~signsssh VI hssshasAss ~
specially sslisilsd, Receiving 40 ~
vAstiae sssss1sd y pssop>ly.
RSsssaScss--G u. OFsgg D c., r
A. Harris, Assshsll, stssy ! Pssasd
hAssvspsss; Walker ! fisAss, y. ~
Thsatsss, Nsw ovlsAss JeAs n. ksv
y i-sais, No 0ss. Bseee, Hsssibsi
No 2A0
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(Opyosite = A. SeAistsrs Stors)
I WOULD respectfully call the sttrn.
i ton OF my Irieods and The public gen
orally. to my fresh arrivals Of
Furniture I Household Ieuipnsnts,
CONSULTING OF the following:
Misses bureaus, Wsinu,, Rosewood, and
Onk.
Dressing Bureaus, = sorisd. Wslnut and
| Rose wood.
Misses Be,ls,esds, Walnut.
Single and Douhlc Bcds,eads. Walnut.
Low Pot and Xousve lsssistssds,
1o~el-cnd Wssh Islands
C0oiinon +"
Enclosed d"
yDnwer
Marble Top q"
Walnut Nurse Rocker,
California Cape Seat Rockers,
Oval Rack
Bxunester wood sest 4"
Split bottom Chairs. 4 to y inch.
Stat Back Chairs.
Carved Poplar Spindle Csn Seat Chaifs.
Wood Scat Dining Cbsirs
Once Kim Chair.
Cushion Seat end Csns Back Rockers.
Round, Bar Room Tables
Extension Tsbl,~, !. 10, aud II f.-i.
Wsrdrobes, Walnu, and Rosewood
Cuphsrd Sales assorted,
Cad Tsbles,
Drawer S,auds,
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the CAPITOL MOTEL,
Marshall. Texas.


TNHE uDd-rsignsi having purchased the
i in'erc-, Of Mr. W. r. Bso, ~, 10 nov
the sole proprietor Of ,b. well kpa~p and
popular hou~. IhsIsh hr The liberal
patronage heretofore tcc,-iy~d, uo,b,ag
viii be wanting 10 ins'pcy IL continuance.
The house A. T. grurr,!l, knn~n. ,s
ooo Il the mc., eoiaEaai.o,p -nd .ir
gsn' Hotel building. We., OF u~
Mississippi River IT. internal A..
'sngcncnis correspond With lie el,e-
fiof. The rooms are we'll furnished
aud everything hA- br'n provided To- pro
mote the comfort al guests The Pro.
pr'r,or embraces the Occasion Ia say, ths,
nr'ther Pa;ns nor expense will hc spared
TO render !, one OF The very best ho,efs ~
the State
THE STABLE.
East OF To. Hotel. i. large, elrcap,
Brick stable. which l. provided v,h M
abundance Of goai shps-onn. PR, fs.i-r,
snd nn attentive manager aud servant.
Horses, bWGsi~A. and Hacks,
ior tire OF sale or sold Oh commission.
The Proprietor Inns a large slcssu,
ON NlBVS,
to convey passengers 10 any portion ol
lhe town - - cents; guests To the Cap
iiol Hotel, lrcr.
The Proprietor is determined to merit
patronage. confident that he ~ill receive
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NEW ORLEANS.

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CONFECTiONAkY.
EARNEST Turpin.
SOAP.
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DRUGS ETC.
Up. Ducoag's.
MACHINERY. COTTON GINS ETC.
kstGht / Co.
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LEATHER AND FINDINGS.
Isos Psrrs ; Co.. Importers.
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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-11-19

WARNING TO THE BAsE-BA1n-MAD.
The deaths from base ball violence
number about one per month. The
last fatal casualty of this nature oc-
curred in Ottawa, Illinois. Henry
Goudole, aged fourteen, while max
ing q home run, was struck by q ball
in his groin, bnt under the excite
ment of the moment, was uncon-
scious of having been hurt. At tea,
however, he felt some pain, and on
going to Turner He'll, in the even
ing, felt 80 much pain and depres-
sion, chat he took no part in the
exercises. Sunday the pain grew
worse. and physician was called,
who left a prescription. On Monday
he took to his bed, the symptoms in
dicating an internal rupture. He
fingered until Monday evening, when,
in spite of the utmost exertions OF
medical skill, he died.
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CRNonME.-Crinoline has gradu-
ally grown beautifully less until it is
as small as can possibly be worn.
The standard akirt for ordinary toilet
measures only two yards round the
bottom, and those for ceremonious
occasions only three yards; which, of
course, affords but little assistance in
managing train.
Under-skirts. even those of fine
muslin, should be gored. Any
gathers abont the hips spoil the effect
of the gored dress. The Boulevard
skirt. made of felt, entirely seamless
and shaped on frame. is an i'm
provement on the full Balmoral.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-11-19

Bennett has a poor opinion of the
Southern Solons. He thus sneers at
their Conventions: Gas they will be
all radical, and considerably mixed
with black, we may expect them
to play such fantastic tricks before
high Heaven as will make the angels
weep and the Northern Democracy
rejoice. After the tragedy comes the
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Rocky Mount, Edgecomb County,

North Carolina, November 13, 1866.
James r. Dey, Esq.
suits of our experience in the use Of your
improved Poudrette-purchascd Of you foi
this years cotton crop-we would beg leave
to say that the present season has been
one quite unfavorable to the action of al
fertilizers.
Several kinds Of manures were used by
US, with the exception of your Poudrette
Where the Poudrette was used, it gave
us near half bale more per acre, and
caused the cotton to open much earlier
and We would, therefore, recommend the
same as a concentrated manure for the
growth of cotton, as we'll az improvement
to the soil. Yours, very respectfully,
HENRY 2. STULTS & BRO.
Nov IA 3mo
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-11-19

NO medicine has ever been introduced
which has become so popular, both with
physician and patient, as PANKNIN's HE
PATIO BITTERS. They have been extea-
sively used, and numerous testimonials
have been received, bearing evidence OF
the undeniable fact that they never fail to
relieve dyspepsia, nausea, headache, nerv-
GUS debility and other diseases arising
from the stomach or liver. For sale by all
druggists. DR. G. II. Mot, Agent.
April 16 tu1y
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Beauty and health are more to be
priced than the wealth Of the Indies.
Without health, what are all the posses-
sions Of world to you with diseased body
and mind. You cannot enjoy them, and it
gives you pain not to realize them. Use
the Queen's Delight and be reatored.
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@. HAYNESWORTH C.J. CARROLL.
HAYNESWORTH G. CARROLL.
FASHIONABLE HAIR CUTTING and
IL SHAVING SALOON, Plain street, a
few doors below r. O. Shiver's old stand.
HOT, COLD and SHOWER BATHS on
short notice. Nov 2
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Euauale, Scltley Co., Ca, Oct. 4, 1867.
The Double Kefned Poudrette, pur-
chased of you last spring, think, in
creased my crop Of cotton $50 pounds per
acre; put it upon worn-out pine land, at
the rate of 200 pounds per acre, drilled in
with cotton seed. Yours. &C.,
s. MONTGOMERY.
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High Shoals. Ca, October 4, 1867.

High Shoals, Ca, October 4, 1867.
James r. Dey, Esq.
Sir: The Double Refined Poudrette /
bought for two other parties in connection
with myself-one of them used it on cotton
and corn, and thinks it answered finely;
the other put it on cotton, on very poor
ground, and thinks it doubled his crop. /
used it on corn. 1t answered finely, and
was thought by the hand that cultivated
the crop to be fully equal to Rhodes Super
Phosphate. I also used it on about an
acre Of cotton, and am clearly Of opinion
that it is the best and cheapest fertilizer
in use, and expect to order several tons
this winter. Yours, very respectfully,
ISAAC POWELL.