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+s I - Rtes5yieas.ysa,s..: q. an -assrv.' :,
yabLAei--REv. A. n Dnxsos, every sabhaih, at
ia. NJ. and4 PM 81.
Lecture every rhpEsday at7aP. -M,N. ys
ita3iseqppais pa / Sl
viLIAoE--Rss. srYIss, MxLIronAMp, every otter
Sabbath morning endaftespeen, ,s.., &C.,.
I'D a,s Il. s;s $500
REV. W. Trinity ist q md 4 90 Sum
days. T.
aSy. P. DsnnsoxAs 81 haat,hessss2' Sis 1st aud Sd
syndayss ''At, Lebanon I'd and 4th Sundays :, :
.,.s.. Baptist
.vIIIAaR-Rsy. Dr.. i. p, Dupgaa, sistspnaay Of
each month at 2: AZ sena 80 Sunday Of each month
REV. Dr. pusnAa-At E, iS -Four Holes, ,st son
day Of eaoh, month q 4 fs"'Arra@ ostta 49,
hsv. r. j. hpw1aDs2At Brsahnohville, lat and Sd
Snndays iR each month. santss, Cd and 4th Sun
days Of eachsmonth.
Rss, sw. Il F5cnArI AT Ebsnszer,, lss Sunday Of
each month. Canaan, Sd Sunday Of each month.
Bull Swamp, 4th Sunday Of each month.
RH2sD!F.s srfaNER At Antioch, "a and 4th Sun
days (mornng. Gorinth, Cd and 4thi Sundays {af-.
o.
ternoon) l l.l4 !,ftIs..c,s. agra ELL,
REV, W. J. sNIDER--At Glengary School House,
1st and Sd Sundays santee, {oolored Sunday
schooD, I'd and .4th Sundays -
Meshodist- Entertainments tori os,ssangeDuy Dis
tsict, s.: c. Conference, 3d Quarter.
ST. .,GEoRos' sAfndian Fields June 1929. y
UPPER ORANag-Calvnry, June 20, 30.
Observation-Disclosures, July Q, Z. -
OnANaEbuneT-zion, July Is, ID, ~ .+.,
Pnov1DENcE c. NJ. July ID and 21.- :
UppSn ST.. Observation-Disclosures, July q, %.
BRANcHv1LLE-New Hope August 8, 4.
EAsrEns onASoE-shiloh, August 10, II, = n
ST. MArrnEws-Jc Jerusalem, August II, 49,
EExrNoros4s- August S24, 25.s 4. -
BARNwRLI-81st August, lst September.
AIKEN XHp Observation-Disclosures I; 81 I
t A. II, CHRIETzBERG, P. E.
:, s:>trs.,r.- Z. - ~. q r.4s., =
svlLnAoE-REv. W. g. coSsEn, every Sabbath ct
II NJ. 49, LIZ = 1900
Rev. W. G. CoNNEn-At Prospect, LIST and Sd Sun
days (afternoon.) Zion, Cd and 4th Sundays (aftcf
noon 80 w F.5$1 ,.s
Rev. u. s. Cosson,--At Providence, I'd and 4th
Sundays 1O3 A. NJ. 'AtGcrizim Cd and 4th Sun
days 81 Pm. At Target 1st and Sd Sundays IOl
A. NJ. AT. Bethlehem, 1st and Sundays, 81 p.
M.
Rev. Jons INABlSET.-Andrew Chapel 1st Sun
dny, Ebenezer and Gethsemanc I'd Sunday, Trinity
Sd Sunday, Calvary 4th Sunday. -s'"}
!. Rsv. L. W. RAsT-Trinity 1st Sunday, Calvary
% Sunday, Adrew Chapel Sd Sunday. Ebehczor
and 2 laethssmaa Z f q es4th' !; Sunday. L T [E.
REV E.'A. ApsrIs-At Dayis Bridge, I'd Sunday
in eaeh month at II A. NJ Hopeweil Church, Sd.
Sunday in each .,month,Yat liza. NJ. Pine, Grove
Church, 4th Sunday in each month, at IL A. NJ
Rev. THos. RArson-1st and Sd Sundays at New
Hope, 103 A. NJ, and Bethlehem at p NJ I'd and
4th sundsysa at sardis, lnear Dranohville,) 1o4 A.
NJ, Cattle Greek, A P. n. ~,t{ ,.t,,,.A4
kH~ We will be glad to complete this list, and re-
'speOtfuy invite the Clergymen of various denomi-
nations to send in their appointments and they will
beinserted with pleasure among the above.
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IN EQUITY.

I'm EQUITY.
EBURG DISTRICT:
Ex. Rel. In re lost documents.
Solicitor Southern Circuit.
! Application having been made by james w. Reed
and wife and Others for leave prove the existence
loss and contents of Deed of Conveyance in Trust,
made under order of the Court of Equity in Febru-
ary, 1850, to Levi S. Tyler for the ;:se of J. w.
Reed and wife Cor Joint lycg remainder to survivor
for life, and afterwards to the issue of the wife
On motion OF Illusions & Lcg0rc, Solicitors for Ap-
pcnnt, it is ordered, That all persons who desire
so to do, may appear and examine the evidence
produced And introduce evidence iIi reply, before
on the 18th day of November next
Commissioners Oifcc.) V. ID. JAMISON,
Ornngeburg c. II. Commissioner.
Mar. %, 1867. MI
mar 80 3m
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IN EQUITY.

Henry Livingston, Ex'o Of Will Of Barnc, Living.
fngstpn, vs.. B. Williamson unl other
Dcvsccs and I.e.atecs
1t appearing to my satisfaction. that the Defen-
,ants. Henry nnd George Williamson Elizabcil,
King, widow. anil the children of John and Jo-
seph Williamson. deceased, nrc absent from and
reside beyond the limits of the State, it is or
dcrcd, Oh motion of Illusions & I.egarc. That they
do appear and plead answer and demur to The COM
plannnts bill of complaint within forty ,nya from
this date decree OF Pro Confcsso will he en-
tered against them. ". V. JAMISON,
may 2o-6t MI Commissioner.
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IN EQUITY.
ORA GEBURG DISTRICT

The State cx rclatiumc J Dill to
Solicitor Southern Circuit. pcrpcttufr
fnrc lost pgcuucMs. Testimony.
Application Iiryrg been tlidr ty Mrs Ccly Mcits
to prove the Existence. Jcss MD tnnents Of tlc
last Will and Testament of james d. Mcits, dcccas
On ,,, .. .11ssrs Iylar s. Dibble Solicitors il
is ordered, That all persons va. !esirc so =" do,
may appear and GROSS examine the evidence pro-
,luodh aud Introduce evidence in reply before ms Oil
the Goth day of jane noxt.
COMMISSIONERS Office, v y. y, JAMESON,
ornngehurg G. H., Cumlniseuner
March !. 1867.
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PRICES o. LUMBER.

I,Hk following Synopsis smhsse-s > lis,
j II the rsie@ Al lumtes 81 ike svveesl
@'Ila o. the ande~.sssd vsT~'~,av w
Harrison county, TsxsA
The pr.css arr m y sp~css ea~se. asst
Currency ell r. oahsu n II assstst vetus,
aud I'll salss en- 70 n casA
All pier lSuArs sa1w u - isse. ~
between inctss asA II hsra~s VIZ,
oWe ',eh or ie~ tAtrk. ~ n. ~. syssas
rate over 10 trrt loss. ~ evw I . isSAss
VIDE. N wndss 8 iWsAo WtAp - saan vio
pr1 lsmbss pr n. o9S
Spit lumber. sscA - venaAae. b0ordD,
will h. coaaIed aide with sAgs sAa-A
ScsntliBx. les thas . ,, ! isshs. IN
Be cosntsd per foot. linrsl nsasurs,
lsnbe' ) by I inoas qssrc Esd ever.
viii be enuHtssi board sssssw. sIss
plank over ! Iuch thics rssgh edge, pr
". l,msl measure. oi3 ~.
Lynn, gum. magic. ~, pot, sd w.'cs
oAk. sa~n ioto scsstl;as. " ethvvtr.
pr ~, so 90
Hickory. wAits aat. ash. asd usisst.
PET n. t3a 90
BUTLER JOYCE / 60.
WHA1.EY 1 COLEMAN.
JAS. ". CURTIS.
D. MclHAil..
IF. WtTDkR8PtNN,
l2S yet len W. shawr.
Oct. 70, 1866. llAf
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N. {. WAnD'S SEMINARY
yuh
YOU Nc. LADIES.
Nashville. Tenn,

INUE largest private .chooi Cor young
] ladies' In the State The building
has every mo'levn appliance anil !. "a
cslled by ie~, u say. IN the North II.
furniture is the n~wesi and cmbrace-
bss,,ie- Apparatus and ,sl,inc, II Nh,
erals, an Organ, u Harp, .aitass, anil
6ft~sa ns~ Flames The teachers have
been selected for capacity earcficnce.
and social position The eoursn /, n.
complete as any sch,,oi IN ,he North,
and Will Il time /. taken 10 aa-'er IL.
V"aiit, the pepil l,s teaching.
In Music, Drawing, and 'sm,inl
only the masters are esaplsyed. Special
attention Ia paid 10 ma. 4sss aud health
With family VI over ono hundred, ti.-
Principal has not spent tweHy-G.s ID.
lars for medicine the casssat year,
French taught and spoken by nai,,r
teachers Latin and Greek gwen To- all
without charge Expessss range from,
$50 to 40 PER year
The Principal refers 10 do EDITOR ~
this p~psr, Ia Sam. r, Mo~elsy, Jeasy-sn
10 Judge I'onley, Tyler. and Col J /.
C~l1p, t,iiaer, Texas
~ The next session viii open Mon
da, Seftsmher md so.
". v WARD Principal
Marshall, Jano |, g, nl.-.,mos
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$. LYNN. Photographers,
W0rI.D respectfully snnoancs 10
w the citizens of mapsAalo, and
surrounding country, that he has Slae.i
up room opposite thc 1rvtos
llease, where he ia fsllv prepaseA 70
execute every style Of l'rS,r6 ksswn
10 the Photographic Art, at
REDUCED PRICE,.
Having good light and being sup.
Piled with all the late isprovensaAs as1
Ioag experience In tho Ar, he gaas-
an,ees Pictarss equal In toss ard anish
10 any made In tbs bsst Gallery In New
Orleans or New York
Particular attention given 10 nakiaG
copies froaa old DaxucFreotype., Ambso.
types, and Photographs
Having ore Of the cclsbsaseA 0lphs
Lens Cameras for making views Fvblis
Building, or private rssadsascs, t1esa
on application. Entire salisfns~ioa viii
be given y NY, sna all VIII nAy Asos
me with their ratrcnsye, ~ M chafrs
will bs ,usde.
Marshall 1sly q, 81. nt6-H
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,COXFECTiONARy,
Eanucst furpin, g. u. Miller aud u

HASnc-t terpin, y. u. Htict anu y"
SOAP.
4. i!es.o. AIT. aud Commission Merchant
DRUGS ETC
y. p. Dacouge, W. u, shcircf, g. n. Nor
Eison.
MACHINERY, COTTON GINS Ere
knight 4 Go.
Tbos u. liodley Co.
LEATHER AM FiNDlAGS.
Leon Pierre 4 Co., Importers.
SILKS, RIBBONS, 4 FANCYGoODS
perkio. 4 ffeedlandcr.
MUSIC AND MUSICAL.
l.. Grunsweld.
GEM COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Perkins. sueuson \ Co. n q. s~cnsun,
Perkins, 4 10. n Y.
WHOLESALE GROCERs
scksij-r h lub~rt!ef.
n J. Hart and Go.
Tate Go,
SEWING MACHINE.
Wilcox 4 Cibbs. n. \. ilssdsick " Canal
WHOLESALE FISH MERCHANTS
r. y. Moody 4 90.
SADDLERY.
IT. W. FHfNHt U"isrts t"s''''''
CLOTHING, ETC
l.. w.sLyos.. Tines. g. Pagan.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
How ard Tally. v. n, Harley \ Co. J, J.
La.t, u Ware ! soa. ilrooAs, NJ Donald 1 Co.
Webb Polk 4 Go. r. J. HERON, Dean Adams
1 tssa. ". J. xot,.on. nawiius & harrsii.
Rasser, Prothro ! o., Ober, Atwstef a 90.
John Phsips a 10. logan, soslat h Ciai.
borne. John Z. Nan.co 4 20. Pctsu and Pace
GROCEIss.
v. }, Hart 4 Co.. bus-ry aud Stevens, Av'hut
G.sn~ 4 TO-. Geo. " B,rne 4 Go, dr,f1n
P0vcn
FANCY GOODS AND NOTIONS.
North. Hush aud Mason. u. slnrrssssser.
DRY GOOiS.
ksoss 4 Hereford.
STEAM ENGINES \ BOILERS
r. n. ivs~s.
BOOTS AND SHOES,
John nsssy sad Co, ISse. Peel. \ M
FOREIGN 4 DOMESTIC LIQUORS.
CARPET WAREHOUSE.
A Horosssu and Co.
CATTLE, HOGS, n SHEEP
reters. Pace aud Andrews, all Tsssn men.
aud reliable.
COAL OIL. LAMPS, ETC.
Mhi 1 vsaeie.
HARDWARE AND NOTIONS
siocomb. Baldwin, 4 Co, u. } haiisn.
BOOKSELLERS.
Bclock 80 Co. ..a
DRY GOODS
Ncstss so Value, V, Hsbcrt, ". &. Tom
hins and Co., q. ". IiAneket aud Co.
..WATCIIMAKEW.
II. II. Bssklsy
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p AS. R0HREIs, q
MATCHMAKER ,sd JeWeIer.

(Hsar the South ss, corner Of tAs agasrs.l
nfFKKs his professionaI services u
~ the citizens of Marshall and VI
einiiy. Work we'll dsA~, and saslsfso
ton guaranteed.
October Is, 1886 ln1
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= Sesns to be now definitely settled
the President will not revoke any
Il orders Of the military command
kcmovinx civiliaas. Tho natter has
fully disousst4 IN coanso ION with
|Attexuey 0sacsal's opinion, and II
be secarrsd to In the Cabinet sts
! tonsorrow but il is not expected
: the ADMINISTRATION will now favor
ErryccasioA or the orders by the com.
kdcrs, in view Of tho legislation of
rresa looking sothc ratification and
ruation Of the acts Of tho@s Slhce,x,
y vet, he nilitevy commanders have
herp instructed to adopt the opinion
h Attorney General on registration
crAer was issued to them, accom-
Ia BY = copy Of the opinion, and di
Ing shsjs Attention 70 the construc-
given b he law ~ Mr.. stanbery,
le .oGasrs wore NOT required Also
' TO adopt that construction. 10
J notwithstanding the two opinions
X Attorney ueners1, Acir approval
| adopt;on by the administration, and
prrusncs II Ccagrsss here in conss.
Ice thereof, uo< - Absolute order Of
KIM has Assa hiasd BY tbs rrrsi-
J based q ne legal oplniens q Mr.
Rkory, and Il ID believed the Presi-
! III take no further STOPS in the
1rr, ehsee bat few days can ciapse
= tho oct q CohgrAoe will Interfere,
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Miscellaneous advertisement,
mr.
STAR COTTON GIN.
e o y II /. y L. Il.


fTIiI~t Gt\S hate leon awar a. IA,
j Tut Premium rter ~ r,.i,l. iif.ss
20 sefsg 'tsai. ff qnkptfv lni rariir
% elton Finrcd, A. well a. far strength.
aud simplicity 81 construction snd dnrl-
bili'y ~ the State mir 81 New Or
lraws, io November lasf, the, we've sat
jee,sd 10 u moa severe test. and were
again awarded the FIR, Premium hy A.,
'c@si..re cf@'rs-Ssi sss,fcl, ~ prsc,i
cal Planters and tottss, t.inncr. With
The 'oHdsns,r dfiseA~eaf, the, can he
oPcra'ei ander any testnrnry shelter
or IN tie ofrn Geld, Il desired This
itasA@'ai ALA thoroughly eissn. the
lint fF.m All do-t and dirt. anil greatly
increases it, market value
a Depot Ter these uins together wi,h
Agricultural lmplemcnp aud Plan,a.
ton Machinery Il al k,na. ha. bren
established IN New Orleans. where or.
ders viii be allied at 'lr .horte uusira
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BOOK STOR e!
T.. J.. COJTRAUX,
Bssksrlles, StAaAesss, Moslr,
N f. w s ID T. A l. p u,
In the s,o'e OF .. y. Martin, North o' The

In the stcie Of y. " Martin, North ot The
c"au lioos,
Marshall. Texas.
II KEYS constantly on hand I'll the rss.
N rent Literature Of ,be day, the stan
lard seil,@s, Magazines, Pcs,o,Iirsl,, A.
buns. Photographs. Playing Csri', cl.sss
men and Itosrd', Stationery. l'lsrk
Books AID large stock Of
SCHOOL BOOKS,
which b. offers 1t New Oricsns retail
prices Books Of any tlsd. kagliaA,
French, " ARerioso, osArsad sah div
cred NJ New Orlssns prices. lie clio
ofssis ior sal, a iafg. stock " Ill tls latest
Music, Vh4lin and Guitar Strings, Ae nc.
JaIy 6. o. n47 II
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j. A. BRADFIELD.
AUSTIN STREET,
aad Door East Of Mammoth Lieery
lssaon,
Is now in receipt and receiving II com
] plete aud weIl selected stock Of
q OCERs les,
Consisting in part Of
Sugar, Coffee, Flour Canvasscd Hams,
breakfast anu Clear Side bacon,
Lard, Molasses, Golden Syrup,
Salt Candies, sosp, Mack
crcl, Oysters. Ssr
dimes, Candies,
Pick les,
.i Kctchup Sauces,
Vinegar, Mustard.
Pepper, Ginger, Whisky,
Spices, Brandy. Wines, Porter,
Ala, brandy Fruit, Smoking and
Chewing Tobacco, Cigars, Snu6. Pow
der, Shot, Lead, Gays, Naiis, Tubs,
buckets, lirooms etc, etc.
Fresh Corn Meal always on hand.
lie is prepared to sell A. cheap as the
ehcspsss ssd hopes By fair dealing and
strict attention 10 business 70 merit a
share Of tho public patronage.
July ~ 1867 n49tf
DlsAelueion. g.s
THE copartnership heretofore exist
i ing istwcen the madcrsigued, I'M
der tho style Of Field 1 Brown, vss
dissolved, by nasaal eouAsat, ON the
2Iut Of March. 1867. Alsysnder \
Field il alone dnthorise to settle up TIM
business Of the late drh
ISAIAH BROWN.
n4 "A ALIEN i. f1RkD.
JUN N, 1857. hN Afp-4t
- D1ssslutieo.
TNHR sspartnssslslp hssstssbss szisting
/ between The undsrsixssd, under the
Style Of Field, Bsown 4 Co, was dis
salpsa ~ oseae1 coaseAA, ~ ~ ~ q
July. 1851. Alexander = Field ia alos>
anthssissd TO settle up the bssiness u
the hts Arm. UfE
ALEX. 4. FIELD
A ISAIAH BROWN.
t !. n. RUSSELL
Marshall, July ~, ~ a4o-4s
--,----
Window Glass.
1USr received by A. sssrs, large 10
d = ~ qnali1g AoCu13ys Wta1ow
0lass. The bssl tsaad 10 ths United
StsAes snd tAs ftssss ftoa bssekaeA
= ~ etoioe los II IAaps, Lap
ehinnsys, senl oil, H., whis6 viii b
~ = ~ lswssl Sgssss according =
- and qsalIH svss oosssd in this
nARAst, BY
A. SEARS.
Jsly ~, 1857. s4stf.
s, WANTED.
4 SOBER ie1ssisioss $40 nil maa
II Who h m slas sawyss aad ~
" Z. q. BUTLER,
80, MassA.l, Tees
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49, - \ 80 80
H. ~ Nssiosal IatslliHeucer, Of
ls,h~ is.psA l,uhsi'a letter from
No. he sstcs, % the subject Of
mo- intrusted to Nm BY Wilkes
~ Tor publication. w bsAy .s
~ from Mathews leeDs, dhich
I'D ~ l7th.
~ L. bees aid ia ~ rAblic
I'm road to he uissiQ Jst,cr
john Wilhss Bestk. As am
person to wkUs shh letter was
,nsted, l ksov IL contents and
circrnsessces attending its de-
MI iaso ny hands better than any
pea now living. adaa 81
/. -. % he afaeraocs Of Coed
NV, April ~ lsSS At about 4
bck thas ! met John Wilkes
psh ION horseback on Pcunsylva-
Avenue, at the triangular cncio-
hctvoen Thirteenth ssd -Four
IN streets. We MT shook hssds,
passed the compliments Of the
Il 40 happened that the OH :
III 0ss.J LES army hsd Just
u sp'iu : body. l ssEsd Bsesh
knny, have You seen Lees oil
jusi brought is." He replied,
&, Johnny, I have = then
iug his hasd npos his forehead,
Ainsd, (" Great God, ! have no
rer . couatry.' Observing his
Incss, nervousness, and ssitatiss,
smarked, +" John, how nervous
arc what is the matter y to
b he replied, "Oh, no, Il Is
Ming" aud continued with
anry, / Aeys . litsls favor % ask
h, siA yes grant III" Why,
lnly, JoAnuy,p replied "wha;
=" Perhaps l msy lesve town
rht, and 7 have a letter here
{ ! desire 10 DO Published in the
enAl In,olligensert, please At
!, Il ~ ne, 4nlsss l sss yo,
= lOih'slock X AS-norrsw in that
I M - TO Il myself
\ that uoxent I Observed Gen,
riding by In an open csIriaee,'
Hing also his bsegsfs, Seeing
I called NJ, Boolhs attention
i'm, and ~. e Why, Johuny,
: goes uraat. | thought he was
ling y the ttcatre this svenine
ne President "Whsrs?' he
|ai,ned. ! potuepd TO tho enrri.
he looked towards it, graspcd
hand t.ghay, and galloPed down
avenue sftor the carriage. That
tho lest time l met him until !
him al the stage OF Ford's Thea I
b. the memorable night Of the
II April.
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COOKING STOVES.

NY assortment Of Cs1hing S,oys~ u
VI compile have ~ tovd Stev,s NJ
eny made Ia the Unite States which !
~li S.ll ehcsrcf than yoa eau hn, elsc
wh~s~, Stoves With fif'e.n C1rh,ns
Vcssets and Two joiu,s Il p,ps iIosa ,s~o.
~ 10 one hundred dollars cur. ncy II
W" ~sa' siovc yca csw asshs money
by calling M nv In time
J. u. VAN HOOK.
Msrsbsli Atr'l "a. III
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9rAr4 DxBrs, Tho Preaidsnt
" 4 Eli directed shell into the
Zeal camp, when he suggested
tho destruction Of State Govern
bts might mako Stats debts a
bge On tho Federal Treasury. II
va ~ ard told, "an animeted
btc and heated demonstrations A.
>portnne. and calculated to unset
|nsncss, This is cool, 1t least.
he " ,inanccs are unsettled, who
blame, tl,e mon Who do the act,
b man who warns them Of the
u Of the act? But tho Radical
Drs Nho ~ masters Of the aitua-
and reapensible fortheir states-
ship to The country, must mot
!" ksatsd.'' 1t will require oil
b eeojnsss 10 run the machine On
Dough trsok 7 y have laid for y.
Aont do for locomotive engineers
eccme /" heated, . either WIN
= or passion, smash, ups arc It
end Of :" h1dtai gsiaanee.---
III A s@s.er.ffsess ID -~==514 Ally
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HE partnership heretofore existing
j between C. 4 Fazcr and T.. T..
urcgg, attorneys at law, At Marshall,
Texas, I. this day Dissolved by mutual
consent
The business entrusted TO them will
be attended 10 BY {, A. Frazer
Letters address 10 r. + Gregg must
be directed to him ut Marshall, Texas,
the place Of his d6micilc and residence
G. A. FRAZER,
IT(slt .I.4t n. r GREGG
MsrshalI, July 81 NIT
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FRANK {. wooD,
DRUGGIST AND APaFhECAEf

.tA y 'TT7fff F
NJ A Il sIi AI.i, TEX As,
HAS received and "a now opening iull
and complete assortment Of DHuus,
anil PATENT MkDl-
CfkEa. PAINTS. OILS, vARNtsH
KEROSENE OIL, LAMPS. 6LAss,
Md GLAasW ARE. PERU merry
SOAPS, HAIR PREPARATIONS.
COMBS, BRUSHES. &c. &c. And u
great variety d IsauTH
cTptlse $40 I"'ssy ArtAeaes,
Surgical and Denial lps'fu,hents, I'hysi-
ci.ns'. pocket C'sse~ ard Saddle Bags.
Trusses, supporters, ahd Traces. Also .
trexb yupply Of CoIemans Mustard, sud
. ~ Sk56J slark ~ f,'G AN
d Y II /! = + " r + ..
N. B.--HaviAs SECURED ths services Of
. quaI;tird Apo,ltcary, Physic'n'a tan
rciJ upon having thcls PR sctiptions care
falIy compounded Il al hours o. '''s DAY
or night issssei ss,H
Il CesSisy DeAAu an PhyGcians.
h Yo~ ~ p.saas caIt an esstsinr my
stpck besose going eIs<where, - u y CO...
.niete 10 every respect, J ca ~ your bifiz
= lew = asy osLer howe in NJ sectI@
'..-~ FRANK = Wood
!, Aseasl -. sos. n = 81
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MINERAL.
S o d A w Ar Err .

TUE undsr.ixnsa, i ,ts Ax%n. t.r
j Todd I Cksk'a Ssda All Aissral
water, delishtful aaAi sk>sr sssmcr
hsvsssGs. kelsess and pgtvais famiI..,
ess be iarnishsd 4 esss eoatais. two
dossn bsttiss, which will h sejd fir
70 in ssussey, " y la specie.
noseae AID baaes 10 b. retained. A..
ply u the Capitol Hotel bar roos.
April n. 1851 ss-lu'
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CHARGES AGAINST CoSaRrss. -
Tho Washington correspondent Of
the Cincinnati Commercial, who
signs himself Mack. makes the fol
lowing grave charges against mem
hers Of Congress,
It can be shown that members Of
Congress own stock in the street rail
roads of Washington for which they
never paid a cent, or rendered any
other return than their votes for the
acts Of incorporation, tad their sub
sequont votes to authorize tho in
crease Of fare from FIVE to seven
cents. II can be shown that tho two
Houses have been, time and again,
Influenced by the 'raltry considcra.
ton Of free passes in their votes
upon matters aacctinx the. greatest
railroad monopolios in the country,
II can be proven Tint members OF
Congress have appeared in their
seats as the attorneys for railroad
corporations. II can be proved that
the members Of the two Houses we're
directly bribed for theis votes on the
whisky tax two years sgo. IL can be
proved that Senators positively
agreed to confirm MIR. Cowsh IA Min
lister to Austria, last winsef, if he
would get Mr.. johnson to appoint
their relatives to Office. All Of these
things, and hundred more, can he
?roved to tAs satisfaction, ifssot Of
congress, n least Of the country, il
the oppor tunity I've but presented.
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A,.rn,y Cotton r;o
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a. cul,.u q go C~','II, 80.
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SliREV EItDRT

WV
ICE MANUFACTURING co.
Ose. w0see0son, President.
BOOTS SHOES AND HATS.
J. =. iHvks, Tucker and rharme~d,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
sssry I'D Poland
DRY GOODS GROCERIES ETC
u. aud b. Jacobs. Pitts aud 1hayer
AUCTION HOUSE, ETC.
Thoap~so Norris and CO., Gencfnl Nei'
ehsndss sud Cotton Factors.
DRUGS Ao.,
White AID Go.
HIDES, PELTRlEs, WOOL, Nc,
II, H. Orton aud Go.
COTTON FACTORS.
Battle and boiy
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION
jobs n. Howell.
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS BY :. 7 X
JaaA wAnrtoa. Lancaster pursss and
Naptss.
LAWYERS, SHREVEPORT.
Josss asA Esrrtss. Hicks and itsti.
PACKET LINE OF boats.
HE'D River Packet
UtT'TON FACTORS,
D. y. Martin, Hattie and Do,y.
z2r-ssz1s---------
JEFFERSON.
esesnss , ass conrss~Io" and Wholesale
MsssAan1A
J. Q. Preston and Co, whols~sk Dragetsts.
T. n. Gasdses aud To. dealer In staple and
Fancy Dry ueods.
N)kElGN AGENCY
Aorsys 0Aes. M.IEr
HANDS WANTED.
o. J. rsyios.
AuCTiONEERs &c.,
Y, n. 1sAhsch. and son.
oLAwYERs, San AUGUSTINE
Vstss a "A p~sn.
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Hx AMY WoRM AT Work =
J Csscofdis Iaselliscsesr Of The
hss the following
y Saturday la,t de regular army
= usdd y Afpsat.uck on NJ.
y MAJORS Palo Alto plaatstios,
lille ahsva Vidslia, and . clean
bp oe ~ srsp. We have also
ncd that h appearance has been
ho On other plsess in the parish
he ay worm haS made it, appear
} Oh several places on Tcnsas
II, asd ~ arc informed that there
10 doubt Of the presence Of the
nise hsasr Of cestsn also. A
dry ssason may possibly csusc
49,. out, bit ftor, present
earas6oA planters have but little
Of alaking . csya.s. ta