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New Orleans Business Cards.
New G0odsV
42-ly.
LAW CARD.
GARLAND B. LIPSCOMB.
WILLIAM B. OCHILTREE,
IS NOW
B E C E I ¥ I N G
HIS
50-ly
PACIFIC SALOON!
O F
CITY OF MARSHALL, TEXAS-
Fancy & Staple
Cognac Brandy,
G
son County, Texas.
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on him.
Jan. 23, 1858.-ly.
A ssisfanise
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Aprl3
E. S. DREW
J II. II HEDGES.
Terms—per day
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January 1G, 1858
40-tf.
A CHANCE FOR ALL TO BUILD.
HARDWARE!
VERANDA house
NEW-ORLEANS.
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JOHNT JETER—Proprietor.
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July 10th, 1858.
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C. E. HINSON
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market.
ALSO,
A N D
GENERAL DEALER IN
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House Furnishing Goods’
every particular.
PHILIP HENRICH
price for CASH.
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May 15th, 1858.
Marshall, April 8, 1858.
Boots, Shoes, and Hats
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Storage, per brl.,
HBOWARE &6,
Constantly on hand, a large and complete stock Cf
EAST SIDE OF THE PUBLIC SQUARE,
TRufle'z Gstuhlishuteut
HOUSE FORMERLY OCCUPIED BY
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ADKINS HOUSE
Marsha L, Texas, July 12th, 1853.
HO S. L. LYONS,
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June 28, 1856:1
Butcher’s
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Genuine G. D.
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And a large assortment of fancy goods at low prices.
April 4, ’57.
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of
abire. Jasper.
May 1, 1858.
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AVING determined to embark in the above
T lie R U h y -STE VENSON &, CO URET,
87 Common Street—NEW-ORLEANS.
SLAUGHTER.
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KEACHi FELALE COLLEGE,
fanc anti Staple
Da3oto P. r. h, Louisiana.
R. T. BUCKNER.
IAMILTON S. HOWELL,
ly
ex-
tended observation in private and public
DISSOLUTION.
the undersigned, was this day dissolved by
Mar h 6, ’58
vol. 2-no 35-1y.
Elements of Hsiory. &c ....
. . . 20 00
&c. &c.....
... 25 Of
French, or other modern languages, each
July 10 1858,
1-3t.
42-6m.
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Shreveport, Oct., 5; ’57.
No. 16-ly.
May 8, 1858.
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AGAIN.
dence and office.
Judge J. F. Williams.
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April 21th, 1858.
July 28th, 1857.
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June 5, ’58.
48-tf.
May 1. ’58.
43 tf-
B. F. DIAL.
47-6m
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GEO B.
in store for sale or shipment.
Swanson’s, April 17, ’58.
reliablecorrespondents.
Jan. 2,1858
Holland Gin,
Domestic Gin.
A. J. BATENA
Nciv-Orleans^
pointments.
April 3, ’58.
S. McCOWN,
B F. DIAL.
THOS. WILLIANIS,
Macon Co. Ala.
Col. S. F. Slatter,
Mr. W. Terry,
Mr. R. S. Morse.
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warranted.
June 28, ’56
Sole Leather
Harness
Belting
Col. G orge May,
Jud re H. A.Pbliux,
15 00
20 00
10 00
25 00
1 00
days from this date.
May 1,’58.
LADIES FANCY DRY GOODS,
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY,
WOODWA IE AND QUEENSWARE,
LADIES AND MISSES SHOES,
READY MADE CLOTHING,
PARASOLS AND UMBRELLAS,
BOOKS AND STATIONARY,
IRON AND STEEL.
J. W. HUDNALL, Secretary.
July 28, ’58.
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April 24, ’58
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... 5 00
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himself none will complain.
$2—per meal 50 cents.
June 5, ’58.
Bools and S20e8,
preme and Federal Courts at ‘Tyler.
June 19, 1858.
Philosophy, and Arithi tic......
All higher brandies...............
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Music (Pano ) per sessiou 20 weeks.
Use of lustrum -nt. p. r month.....
G. W. VIVION.
44-tf
JAMES BAIRD.
43-6m.
ADKINS & TAYLOR.
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We take pleasure in calling the attention of our old friends and customers, to thisour fourteenth
stock, and feel confident that we are offering more inducements to customers than ever b -fore, both in
price and variety. We again return our thanks to our friends for that liberal patronage heretofore ex-
tended our House, and hope by fair dealing and liberal prices to merit a continuance of the same.
Marshall, April 24th, 1858                                                                   [42-tf.
ADKINS HOUSE!
MARSHALL, TEXAS,
HOSIERY AND GLOVES,
GLASSWARE,
SADDLERY,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
HATS, CAPS AND BONNETS,
YANKEE NOTIONS,
GROCERIES, &c.
CASTINGS, ASSORTED.
BE
Cw0chesy 9
PROPERTY FOR SALE.
WILL- sell on accommodating terms, my resi
mice No. 6 Banks' Arcade—NEW-ORLEANS.
Dvotethieir attention exclusively to the sale of
practice, and their well known strict attention to
the duties of the profession, they will continue to
enjoy the confidence, and receive the patronage
of their friends and the public.
OFFICE—At the Drug Store of J.B. Lancaster
& Co.
RESIDENCE—Near the Baptist Church.
Feb. 13,1858-1y
30c.ft ;
40c. $ 1b ;
40c. 1b :
ge He can be found in the brick office formerly
occupied by Judge Frazer.
April 24, ’58.
Also the office occupied by
Also the Marshall Springs.
WM. 11. DIAL.
42-tf.
GEORGE W. SMITH,
PROPRIETOR.
THOS. F. SWANSON.
tur , a id ev ry desor ption of P rsonal Property.
Ample Room for One Hundred and Fifty Slaves.
REFERENCES:
WEST SIDE OF THE PUBLIC SQUARE,
GEm8sVVAME,
CIIINA,
Messrs. Darby & Tremoulet, James P. Freret, Esq.,
Patrick Irwin, Esq.,
LAW CARD
EC). LANE, Attorney at Law, Marshall. Harri-
Drayage, receiving and forwarding, 6 L4c.
WHITE. SMITH, & BALDWIN
Shreveport. April 23-1 ly.
Col. I. G. Seymour,
C. Roselius, Esq.
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Board, including washing, fuel and lights, $11
per month.
All bills for tuition and board, payable one-half
in advance, and the other half at the end of the
session.
All pupils entered within fifteen days after the
commenc ment of the session will be charged lot
the full t rm.
Each pupil will be required to furnish her own
towels and napkins, and to have all her clothing
marked with her full name.
‘IHOS. M, GAlLIN,
President of Board of Iru -tecs.
George II. Vintem,
PRINTERS’ WAREHOUSE,
No. 68 Camp Street, ^next door to the Picayune Office,}
PRESSES, TYPES, INKS, PAPER,
CARDS AND FURNISHING OF EVERY DESCRIPTION-.
Aget for the sale of R. Hoe & Co’s Presses, and
James Conner & Sons’ Types.
Old Type taken in exchange for new at 9 cts. 9 ft
E. R. Stavan3 & Co.,
IMIORIFR \ND DEALERS IN
Cutlery, Percussion Caps, GLMS,
Bru hes. Combs. Prfuim ry, Fancy Goods, Paper.
Statoncry, Blank Books, and School Books,
Nos. 55 and 57 Common Street—NEW-ORLEANS
HAS ROOMS AT THE ADKINS HOUSE, WHERE
ah may be found at all hours.
Marshall, Texas, Feb’y 27, 1858—tf
DR.N w. EAMES,
MA R SHALL TEA AS,
OFFICE—Judge Frazer’s Brick Building.
RESIDENCE—The one formerly occupied by
T. G Pierce, Esq.
' DOCTORS J & E. J BEALL,
HAVE LOCATED PER MAME ATLE AT
MARSHALL, TEXAS.
tub PLANET,
Vb. 77 Magazine Street, ^between Natchez and Poydras.}
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business, he will reside permanently in
Shreveport from and after the date hereinafter
Cornerof Lafayette Street and Chureh Square
NEW ORLEANS.
Received by late arrivals direct from the Sheffield
& Birmingham Manufacturers, England, the follow-
ing goods, viz: Fine London Twist Double Guns;
Jos. Rod rrs & SoYs Pocket Cutlery and Razors;
Wos t nholm & Son’s           •      “    «
Pine Apple Cheese.
Cove Oysters, fresh and well flavored.
Christmas Tys in great variety.
A few gallons of pure and unadulterated Cog-
niac Brandy, for medicinal purposes alone. All
of which will be sold at the very lowest possible
N. C. GULLETT,
DEALER IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
WINES, LIQUORS &C-
No. 96 Tchoupitoulas Street, corner of Lafayette,
NEY-OR LEANS.
THE copartnership heretofore existing between
G8 I want MONEY and MUST have it. Will
my friends pay attention to the above notice.
E. P. M. JOHNSON.
BOOT AND SHOEMAKER,
TEXAS STREET,
SHREVEPORT, LA
18" Boots and Shoes manufactured to order, of
the very best material, and upon the most reas
onable terms. Al l orders .from the country will
receive prompt attention.
Mchel,
FORMERLY OF THE "ARCADE."
nTEY trust that, from long experience and
12 l-2c.
W. L. ALLEY & Co.,
Hate of THOMPSON. ALIFN & co.)
WHOLESALE GROCERS, AND
DEALEIS IN
CHOICE WINES. LIQUORS, TOBACCO AND
C LG A RS.
No. 33 Common Street— NEY-ORLEANS.
Goods at the lowest market price and guarantied in
Rates ef - uaition.
Orthography, Reading, writing, and Pri-
mary Arithmetic, per s ssion, 20 weks. $10 00
Gcography. Englih Gmmwar, Natural
| Ess. Peppermint,
, I Cherry Brandy.
Peach Brandy —Webst r’s Wine Bitters.
Agent for Hamilton’s BOURBON and other brands of
SUPERIOR OLD WHISKEY.
SLATER & WEST.
West Side of the Public Squae,
MARSHALL TEXAS.
EG leave to inform the public that they have
_U just received and opened for sale at the
west end of the public square, in Marshall, a gen-
eral assortment, of
FAM § LY GROCERIE g,
SUGAR AND COFFEE,
CANVASSED HAMS,
CLEARSIDES,
LARD AND FLOUR,
POWDER AND LEAD,
STARCH AND CANDLES,
MACKERAL, &c.,
FRESH OYSTERS,
COVE OYSTERS,
BUTTER CRACKERS,
SODA BISCUIT,
FRUITS,
CANDIES,
SEGA RS,
TOBACCO, &c.
i" A choice lot of Wines and Liquors for Medi-
cal purposes only, together with almostevery arti-
cle in their line, all of which they will sell at the
lowest possible price for cash.
Cheap Lumber
MILL NOTICE ! ’
f a WIE uudersigned take pleasure in informing the
JL p.ople and the public at large, that they have
tueir mill in full opperation, and flatter themselves
that tiny can fill any bills that may be entrusted to
their care, at the shortest notice, and in the best
style. All persons wishing to purchase Lumber,
Wil da well to give us a call. We are situated two
iks east ui Cooks Store. Caddo Parish, La.
W. H. DICKERSON, & BRO.
April 10 ’58.
MT M O BS,
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written, where he will buy Cotton or make liberal
advances to persons prefering its shipment—leaving
the owners free to select their Commission Mer-
chants in New Orleans. Pledging himself to give
strict attention to all business entrusted to his care
he solicits a share of public patronage. He is de-
termined to keep constantly on hand an ample
stock of Plantation Goods, Groceries, Boat Stores.,
all of which will be sold as low as they can possibly
be afforded in the market. Charges for shipping
and storing at the established rates of the place.
May 8, ’58.                        44ly.
C. w. SLATER. "                   w. w. WEST.
PRINTING
21 inches by 28
J*2m.o ocoza c*L2AS
rlhe undersigzjec sole Agents for
JL C. F. MANTON, London, merchant, and man-
ufacturerof the finest and most reliable double
GUNS'AND FOWLING PIECES,
are prepared to receive and fill orders for one or
■ more of any length. style or bore, made from
LAMINATED and SILVER STEEL. DAMASCUS.
CHAIN, FIXE WIIE, and REAL HORSE NAIL
STUB TWIST, as may be desired ; and they invite
the attention of
A I/ TE UR S A A D S P O II TSMEN
to the fine assortment received and on the way :
embracing those bored and made expressly for
throwing buckshot, with the Patent Buck-shot
moulds and implements complete, with the assu-
rance that they will be sold under full guarantee,
and on as favorabo terms as they could be purchac
ed of the manufacturer at London.
Brick Yard.
rHE BRICK YARD HERETOFORE CARRIED
on by Mullins & Fisher is now entirely under
the control of J. L. Mullins, who is prepared to
execute all kinds of work in his line of business,
with neatness and dispatch. He will also attend
to making and putting up brick in the country; he
is also prepared to do all kinds of Plastering, Ce-
menting,&c., &c.     ,            jun n 48 tf.’
rpHIS beautiful edifice just completed is now in
. every particular, well prepared for the accom-
modation of the public. The location of this Ho-
tel. being opposite to one of the handsomest
parks in the City, makes it very desirable for per-
manent and transient boarders, being in the most
central part of the City, immediately in the vi-
cinity of all the fashionable places of amusements
and is better adapted to the comforts of families
than any other house in the City. Having a large
number of single rooms foi Ladies and Gentlemen.
This house is second to none in all of its ap-
No pupil r ceivedfor less than half a session, and
no deduction made fi>r abserc , except in cases ol
voysvere and protracted illness, and pupils loav-
ing school for any cause, save real sickness, will lie
charged .for the entire session valess two months
notice be given prior to leavi ig.
Board.— including Washing, light, &c., per
mouth lz 00.
An instructress for the guitar has been engaged
for next s ssion.
For furthe r parfieulars adlrss the Pricipal.
The Principal r turns th,inks to his kind friends
C. E. Girardey & Co.
A. • 3 Ta Co g 2 .
REAL /-,STATE IND STOCK, BROKERS, AND
GEN ERAL AGE n i’S.
CHARLES DECKERT,
• TASIIONABLE Boot and Shoemaker, ,,
L South-west cornerof the Public Square, {,09
keeps constantly on hand a large assortment •
of Ladies’ and Gentlemen’s Boots and Shoes, of
his own manufacture ; also a good supply of sole
and upper leather for sale.
From hislong experience and close attention to
the business, he hopes to have a continuance of
that patronage heretofore so liberally bestowed ou
him. All orders promptly attended to, and work
HEATON & OLIVIER,
Importers and Commission Merchants, uy cnus puy auuc
49 Common street, New Orleans. 1 will I have to sue them.
A. S. JOHNSON & CO.,
Marshall. Texas.
W HOLE ALEAND R E T A T L
DEALERS IN
DRUGS AND CHENICALS,
PAINTS, OILS & WINDOW-GLASS
BOOKS AND ST ATIONERY
gEe All orders promptly attended to.£D
in Marshall, a general assortment of Family Gro-
ceries, embracing almost every variety. Besides
staple articles, he has just received one of the
finest stocks of Candies ever imported to this
GENERAL STAGE OFFICE,
FOR
SHIVEPORT, HENDERSON, JEFIEESON, TYLER &c,
FFIHE attention of the public is called to this
§ establishment. The proprietor feels thankful
for the liberal patronage extended.since the open-
ing of this new house, and asks a continuance of
the same, as he is determined to spare no pains to
please, and therefore confidently expects a liberal
support. In short, his aim is to make it one of
the best kept houses in the State.
The rate of charges are so low that he flatters
REGULAR N. 0. AND SHREVEPORT
PACKET.
Fess MThe new, magnificent and fast running
atcamer R. W. ADAMS, J. C. Graeff,
master, will leave Shreveport for New Orleans ev-
ery other Thursday, viz:
Thursday, April 1st;
“     April 15th;
“     April 29th;
“     May  13th;
“     May 27 th;
“     June 10th;
“     June 24th;
“     July 8th;
“     July 22d;
The R. W. Adams is entirely new, having been
built expressly for the Shreveport trade, she is
provided with all the new improvements, and
manned by sober and experienced officers. For
comfort and sumptuous fare she is unsurpassed by
any boat in Red River.               march27
New Orleans and Red River Packet
e p THE new, substantial and fast running
L.6s steamer BONITA, W. Daniels mas-
ter, having been docked and put in complete or-
der, has resumed her regular trips in the Red
River trade, and will continue running so long as
the water will permit. The Bonita was built
expressly for a Red River packet, is very staunch,
of light draught, and new throughout. Her offi-
cers will pay particular personal attention to all
business entrusted to the boat, and make use of
every effort to give satisfaction. For freight or
passage, having fine accommodations, apply on
board.                       vol. 2. no. 23—6m.
New Orleans and Red River Ten Day
PASSENGER PACKET.
-e THE splendid, fast running steamboat
LeSDUKE, SAnr'r Applegate, Master, hav-
ing resumed her regular ten day trips between
New Orleans and Shreveyort, touching at Grand
Bayou, Campte, Grand Ecore, Alexandria, and
all intermediate landings, will leave Shreveport
every ten days, on the arrival of the stages. The
DUKE was built expressly for a passenger packet,
and is the largest and finest boat that ever enter-
ed Red River.1 Her cabins are unusually commo-
dious, furnished in the.most magnificent manner,
and for comfort, good accommodations and speed
she is unsurpassed. Captain Applegate solicits a
continuance of the liberal patronage heretofore
extended to him, and pledges himself that noth-
ing shall be wanting on his part to give satisfac-
tion. For freight or passage, apply on board.
Jan 2, 1858.                            26-tf
TEST OPENED—SPIRITUOUS, VINOUS, and
ej other delicate beverages—together with Oys-
ters, Lobsters, extra fine Chewing Tobacco, Cig-
ars, and various other luxuries—on north side of
the public square, in the brick building on west
corner of Main street. His compliments to the
public and would be pleased to have them call
Read, Hedges & Drew,
PLANTATION DRUG STORE,
DEALERS IN
DRUG AND MEDICINES,
Paints, Oils, Brushes, Toilet Articles, Stationery
Fat nt Medicines, &c.
Vo. 84 Common Street, .between Camp and St. Charles,}
SHOE LEATHER FOR SALE
IGIIE undersigned takes this opportunity to in
। L form the public that he lias on hand a supe-
I rior lot of sole and upper shoe leather, which he
MCRAL and Religious Education.— Noonecu _
justly charge us of encoura.i g s ctarlan ism in a y R al Etate, Slaves, Bask and other Stocks, Mer-
of its foims ; but we do heartily des re to inculcate - cha idise. Successions, Cargo, Portwarden, Furui-
COOKING STOVES! !
64 COOKING SrOVES OF THE LATEST
e U and best New York Patterns, for sale very
cuup tor cash or short spuce to men legally res-
ponsible. Put up and v arranted where purchasers
reside in town.          J. H. VAN HOOK.
August 27, ’58.                        n7-tf.
Regular Red River Packet.
, P. F. KIMBALL.
„fes m THE elegant and swift passenger
edhm* packet, P. F. 'KIMBALL, W.
fe.W. WIIUENBURY, master, and F.
TINDREN in the office, will run during the entire
season as a regular packet between Shreveport and
New Orleans. The Kimball has been refited,
and no expense has been spared to make her one
of the most comfortable boats in the trade.
vol. 2. no. 26-tf.
NOTICE TO SCHOOL TEACHER J.
rp ACHERS OF SCHOOLS IN HARRISON
B County, are notified that the scholastic year
ends 31st Auprust next, and that unless their re-
ports are filed in the office of the Clerk of the
county Court, on or before the 20th day of Sep-
tembr next, they will be laid over for considera-
tion and allowance at the end of the next scholas-
ic year. Reports must be accompanied with a
certificate by the school examiners, of the compe-
tency of the teacher, and must not embrace any
teaching after the end of the scholastic year.
O. HENDRICH, Chief Justice.
CLOTHING,
D. C. LOWBER’S
Emmsmnese
gHE undersigned having been appointed agent
JL for the sale of of the above named engines, in
Larrison county, respectfully commends them to
ersons wishing to purchase an engine, to propel
nachinery for grinding, sawing, or cotton picking,
nd would respectfully suggest that persons wishing
to purchase would do well to call upon him, at his
residence, five miles and a half South of Marshall,
before purchasing elsewhere.
F71H6 UNDERSIGNED WILL FURNISH LUM-
JL her at their mill, two miles West of Mar-
shall, at the following rates :
Pine lumber of the best quality, square
edged, per thousand, -              $12 50
Post Oak, per hundred, -    -    -        2 50
Hickory, Ash and Gum, -    -   -    - 2 50
Rough edge pine lumber, per thousand, -   7 00
In payment for lumber at the above prices, any-
thing raised or produced on a plantation will be
taken in exchange, from a HEN EGG TO AN OX
OR HIS HIDE AND TALLOW.
'They will also grind corn for the public every
Saturday, or any other day when as much as tea
bushels is brought, for the sixth.
NEW SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
ADKINS HOUSE BAR.
The public are respectfully informed that the
Adkins House Bar is now supplied with the very
best stock of
WINES, BRANDIES, CIGAR BITTERS
in great variety. Every kind of drink to suit the
.alate of customers, gotten up in excellent style,
to compete with New Orleans or New York. A
share of public patronage is respectfully solicited.
Gentlemen will please call and judge for them-
selves,
tt. ii EWAD.
The proceed ng. with higher braaches, such
as Algebra, Geometry. Trigonometrv,
Natural and Moral Philosophy. < hemistry.
Rhetoric, Logic, Intellectual Philosophy,
;N CONSEQUENCE OF A RUMOR having been
I circulated that our chargs per barrel for sto-
ring up freight at 25 cents, we are induced to no-
tify our friends an 1 the public, that our charges
are as follows:
FAIR WARNIG
T HEREBY give notice that I will enforce the
JL jaw against any person who may cut or other-
wise destroy or injure the timber or other fixtures
or improvements upon the tract of land upon
which the above premises are situated:
A. M. J. YOUNG.
ALSTON HOUSE,
Milam Street, Shreveport, La.
M. T. J. Alston. Proprietor.
4 INERA L stage office for MARSHALL. JEFFERSON
U HENDHSON, CLARSVILLE, WASHINGTON, TYLER,
And ail intermei ite places.
ge The travelling public are notified that the
above establishment is still, and will continue to
ue, open for the reception of guests, and the pro-
pi ietor feels thankful for the liberal patronage
heretofore bestowed on his house, and asks a con-
tinuance of the same, as long as he merits it.
AI. T. J. ALSTON. Pro'pr.
WM. P. HILL,
ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
NO. 10 COMMERCIAL PLACE, NEW ORLEANS.
Air. Hill has been a citizen of Texas--exten-
sively and laboriously engaged in the practice of
Law, for more than twenty years,—and confident-
ly refers to the Bench and Bar of that State.
Information as to the Laws, Lands and Tand
Titles of Texas, can be had at my office. and any
business in that State will be transacted through
Taylor & Raddin,
(SUCCESSORS TO DAVID TAYLOR & CO.)
WHOLESALE DEALERS
Im Boots, Shoes, Hats and Caps,
21 Magazine & Ki Common Streets—near the City Hotel.
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Office at his OLI Stand.
T> ESIDENCE on Street leading to Gilmer, whege
Ik Wm. Snediker formerly resided. Lan be con-
sulted at either place unless professionally absent
June 28. 1856 y
00rOns A. S. & E. P. M. JOHNSON have
i / associated themselves in the practice of
medicine.
ge OFFICE over their Drug Store, west side of
the public square, Marshall, 'Texas.
June 28, 1856 y
DRY GOODS,
SILKS,          LACES,
EMBROIDERIES, HOSIERY.
BLANKETS, AND DOMESTICS.
COR. POYDRAS AND CAEONDELET STS-,
NEW ORLEANS, LA.
MA R S HA LL UN] VE R. SITY.
Classical, Mathematical, Scientific and
Military C allege,
FOR YOUEG MEH AKJ BOYS.
R. A. EZELL, A. M President,
And Professor of Ancient Languages. Political
Economy, History, and English Literature. .
F S. BASS. A. B . Professor of Mathematics,
the Solid Sciences, and Military Tactics.
JOSEPH ZEMBKOD, Professor of Spanish.
Fr-nch Italian, and German Languages, and ad-
ju ct Professor of Latin and Greek.
-------Piincipal of Academic De-
partment. and assistant professor in Mathematics.
W. D. GILLESPIE. Teacher of Primary De-
partment and Instructor in Pennmanship.
The exercises will be resumed on the first Mon-
day in September next. ‘The blank in the Academ-
ic department, will be filled in a f wdays by the
name of an able and experiencid teacher. No
extra charge will be made for any or all of the
Modern languages.
"Termas:
For Tuition in the Ancient and Modern
Languages, the Mathematics and the Solid
Sciences, any or all, for the session of five
months, payable one half in advance, and
the remainder at the close of each term. $40 00
For the English branches, including- Ge
ography. Histor: , English Grammar, Rhet-
oric, Arithmetic, &c.,                        30 00
Fuel at College, per session.                1 00
NO EXTRA CHARGES.
Board may be had in the family of the Presi-
dent. or in respectable private families in the city,
at $15 p r month.
For furtb r particulars, refer to catalogues which
may be had upon applicatic n to the President.
R. A. EZELL. A. M . Pres’t.
July 12, 1858.                      v2 n2-6t.
SIDES (upper leather) from $2 50 to $4 accord-
ing to size and quality.
For green Reef Hides five cents, GASH
will be given, or shoes or leather exchanged at the
lowest possible price. In exchanging leather for
well cured Beef Hides, twelve cents will be allowed
SECOND T-3ION.
mggy- THE BOARD OF I RUS I EES ofti
List it ution would respectiully an-
uLed-y nounce to tig publ c. hot the large
and commodious Im Idiug erected for it- us is
now completed. and th it the s cond sesion will
ccmmenceon the 1st day ofMeptemler ext,
'they have । I ct d as President. Rev J. S. Bacon
D. D . late President of the i olumbia : Coli-ge
Washington. D G . who has be n for ma ,v y is
successfully ngaged in the education of youth.
Loth male and f male, in some of the highet insti
tutions in our cou .fry.
Several Assistant ! eachers, of very superior qual ’
i Beat ions—among whom is Miss LzZIE Brooks
late of Pleasant Hill Acad, my ; and M iss FANNY
A. i homas, the head of th ■ Music- Department —
have been appoinied, and oth.r.' will be added, as
the wants of the Institution may require.
CHARGES FOR TUITION PERSESSION OF FIVE MONIRS:
Elementary StudiIS —S pelling. Reading,
Writing. Miental Arithmetic. El. mints of
Geography: &c......................$15 00
Arithmetic. Geography English Grammar.
W. T. SCOTT,
IIarfison Co. Texas.
R B. F. DIAL, having declined removing
_ again tenders his professional services to
thecitizens of Marshall and surrounding country.
He may at all times be found at his residence,;
Marshall, unless professionally absent.
HALL & MOSELEY,
A T T O R N E I < A L A W,
gaf” Address—M. J . HALL, Marshall, Texas
S. F. MOSELEY. JDIFWISON, “
REUBEN WHITE, JNO. W. SMITH. JOS. W. BALDWIN
WHITE SMITH & BALDWIN,
Receiving, Forwarding and Commits in
MERCHANTS,
AND DEALERS IN
G r o c e r i e s, Boat and Bar Stores
PLANTATION SUPPLIES, &c.
Corner of Commerce and Milam streets, Shreveport, la.
AVING purchased from Mr. E. C. Hart, "he
Al commodious BRICK WAREIIO USE former-
ly occupied by Mr. L. E. Carter, and more recent-
ly by Mr. Nat. Moore, we are now prepared to re-
ceive and store cotton, merchandise and produce,
and solicit the patronage of our friends and
le public ; pledging ourselves to give prompt at-
tention to all business entrusted to our care; We
will keep on hand at all times a large and com-
plete stock of PLANTATION SUPPLIES, BO Al
AND BAR STORES AND GROCERIES of all
descriptions, to which we request the attention of
purchasers.
N. B. Our entire charges for receiving, storing
and shipping cotton, will be twenty-five cents pe
bale.
OD20st • the
GIL, M’KAY.                           R. R, HAYNES.
McKAY & HAYNES,
/.honeys and Counseltos at Law,
MARSHALL, TEXAS.
Will give prompt attention to all business en-
trusted to their care.
OFFICE-—East of the public square in the
building formerly occupied by L’. Perry. Esq.
Nov J4. I857.      '___[n20-l y
LAW CARD.
D . S. JENNINGS,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
AFFIOE at the North-west corner of the public
( square, Marshall, Texes.
June 28,1856 y
June 28, 1856 y
FOR SALE.
A BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE
QITUATED in the corporate limits of the city of
13 Marshall, with Orchard, Garden and all neces-
sary out-houses. The premises embrace about ten
acres of Land.
This desirable property will be sold on very rea-
sonable terms,.either for cash,or part on time.
Apply to the undersigned living on the property.
BUGGIES! BUGGIES!! BUGGIES!!!
UST received and for sale wr-cash and cash
eJ only a beautiful lot of Buggies of various
styles and patterns, with, and without tops, which
we are offering at a very small advance on man-
ufacturer’s prices. Having made arrangements
f>r our supplies with the best manufacturers in
the United States, we feel confident that we can
sell a better article for less money than any
other establishment West of New Orleans. Just
call at onr Repository and take a look before
pure hasing else w b ere.
KENNEDY & BRADFIELD.
Marshall Texas Sept. 12, ’57. Vol. 2 No. 12 tf
KTE BEG LEAVE TO INF RM THE PUBLIC
W and citizens of Marshall, and Harrison
county, that we are now in receipt, direct from
the importers, of a well selected stock of choice
FA J11LY G R O (IE R.IE S
in all varieties; and have also on hand a choice
collection of
Wines, Brandies, Cordials, Bitters, Whisky,
Cl G A R S , & .
to which we take great pleasure in inviting all
epicures and lovers of good things to come ; nd
sample. The undersigned also keeps on hand a
Vairiety of Wiggs, Curls, Perfumery, &c.
Jan. 2,58-tf A RUFF IE R &CO.
FOR RENT
FHHE premises on which Mrs. Carstarphen for-
I merly resided, one mile south-east of the
town of Marshall. Persons desirous of procuring
the place, will make application to Mrs. A. M. J.
Young, eleven miles from Marshall. To a good
tenant the place will be rented on moderate terms.
Feb. 20, 1858. -tf.
HOWELL Sf BUCKNER,
(Successors to J, N. Howell & Co.,)
Receiving, Forwarding and Commission
MERCHANTS, AND
GENERAL GROCERS,
LOWER WAREHOUSE,
S t e a mb ) a t Landing,
Shreveport Louisiana.
October 24th, 1857. Vol. 2, No. 17-1
FIHE undersigned have this day formed a co-
J_ partnership, under the name and style-or
DUNN & RITCHIE, for the purpose of carrying
on the Receiving, Forwarding, Commission and
Grocery Business, at the old stand, where they
will be pleased to accommodate their old patrons
as usual.                URIAH DUNN,
V. RITCHIE.
Shreveport, La., Feb. 1,1858.            n283
; will sell very low for cash. Persons wishing to
I purchase will please call on him at his shoe and
■ boot manufactory, situated on the South-West
i or | corner of the public square Citv of Marshall.
I                 CHARLES DECKERT. ’
CHEAP AND FRESH
GROCERIES.
THE undersigned has just re-
—eem ceived and opened at the North-
E. Yest corner of the public square,
February- 20, 1858r
0^ O. K7ayI am. c cSs
W A- TARLETO-N.
A T 7 0 11 N E Y A 2 1. A W,
Austin Texas
VKTILL give attention to th” collection
VV of claims in western Texas, the in-
vestigation of Land titles, procuring patents to
land, and the prosecution of claims for Head
right and Buunty Lands.
Will practice in the United States District and
Supreme Courts of the State at Austin.
ge Office in “Swenson’s Building,” No. 25.
above Duffan’s Drug Store.
May 30, 1857.             No. 49-tf.
Michael Farley,
A T T 0 R N E Y A I’ L A W ,
JEFFERSON, TEXAS.
Offers his professional services to the public;
having been a practicing Lawyer in Jefferson for
four years, from his acquaintance with his profes-
sion and the people, he will be able to give
prompt and satisfactory attention to any business
entrusted to his care.
extra...........................
Music, mi the Piano, Guitar, or Hup,
Use of Piano, or other Iustrument, . . .
Incidental charges..................
D E A L E E S IN
Marshal!, Dec. 12, TH. vol 2 no 24-t f
NOTICE.
ryme thire sessi will comm:
£ oil the FIR I MONJAY ( F l'iLMBkit.
next, and it is d (md important that the patrons
of tlie school have their daughters and i.arils in at-
tendance at ti at time.
Discipline—The government of the school is
kind and parental, but <i c d d. Weaim to secure
strict obedience to rul.s from a priuciple of love
rather than fear
Mode of STI DY.— Pupil- are requir'd to think,
and not merely to repeat what is written i 1 th; t xt
book. The analstica d rympathetic method is
employed i co.ductig recitat ons. Mathematics
areesp daily valut d for d cjplinig the mind.
Recouds—A dai.y tecord Is kept of the atten-
dance, deportment and scholarship of each pupil.
English ( omro-IIION --This blanch of education
will receive special att ntjon.
A H E R R I N G ,
RESIDENT DENTIST,
MARSHALL, TEXAS,
{KTILI attend to all calls in the country with-
VV out extra charge, unless disappointed in
onsiness His prices are no less than heretofore.
hose wishing fheir work at private houses in
eown: will please call on some one else, as I will
not do th it sort of practice only in extreme cases.
(s"clls left with Rene FITZPATRICK, of Mar-
shall will meet prompt attention.
March 27, 1858.—tf
A. S. JOHNSON.
S . I N A U G U S T I N E
MASONIC FEMALE INSTITUTE.
Tle Last Notice.
i T/7 I. R. KNIGHT has been instructed by us to
IVL bring suit without reserve, on all the claims
transferred to us by W. S. Hynson, within thirty
(. €r-. €F-EEC4G (6 (De
New Orleans and Shreveport Packet.
fog.m THE substantial fast running Steam
-—aB boat NATIONAL, P. C. Montgomeey
Master; having been thoroughly repaired and
put in fine order, has resumed regular trips, be-
tween Shreveport and New Orleans, touching all
intermediate landings on Red River, leaving
Shreveport every alternate Wednesday. The
National is a first class boat, has unsurpassed ac-
commodations and runs fast. Her officers will
pay strict attention to all business entrusted to
the Boat, and make use of every effort to give
satisfaction. For freight or passage apply on
board.
November 28th, 1857. Vol. 2. No. 22-Gm.
New Orleans and Shreveport Packet.
PASSENGER BOAl.
Me.n THE new and fast running steamboat
Hms LE C OMT E, Cheney Johnson, master,
will run during the season between Shreveport and
New Oilcans, touching at Grand Bayou, Campte,
Grandecore. St. Maurice, Alexandria and all in-
termediate landings and plan tations. The Lecom-
te was built expressly for a passenger boat, has
large state rooms is furnished with every comfort
and convenience, and has unsurpassed accommo-
dations. Her officers will give particular atten-
tion to any business entrusted to the boat, for
freight or passage apply on board.
Dec. 12, 1857. Vol. 2. No. 24.
DAVID McPHAIL.
WATCH-MAKER AND JEWEL- ca,
fer, wonl respectfully inform his 6.a
E 8-28 old friends and the public, that he®
has just received a handsome and taste-
fully selected assortment cf Jewelry, con-
sisting of breast-pins, finger-rings, and a number
of watches, of various patterns. &c., which he is
ready to sell on accommodating terms. He is
ilso prepared to do all work with which he may
be favored, in a workman-like and expeditious
manner
shop on North side of the Public Square.
Marshall June 28-, 56.                      ly
Thos. L Lyons, & Co.,
s WAN SON'S, TEX A S,
•RECEIVING, FORWARDING AND COM
• mission
ME IT CHANT,
General Dealers im Groceries,
Sugar. Coffee, Molasses, Whiskey Tobacco, Flour,
Pork, Salt, &c.,
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
Hardware, Casting, Nails, Hoes, Axes, and Cut
lery, &c.
Shoes and Boots for Ladies and Gents, Hats and
Caps, &c.
A general assortment of Clothing, Coats, Pants,
Vests, Shirts, and Drawers, of all kinds and quali-
ties, ploughs and points, which we will sell LOW
for the task, or on time to prompt and punctual
paper.               THOS. L LYON & CO.
geSpecial attention to all consignments, ad
vances of Cash or Groceries on cotton or produce-
"E"a A.. 3A‘Eaa•»
ATTORNEY AND COUNS EL I.OR AT LAW,
MARHALL, TENA.
the principles of th Christian religion, as eh ri.h
ed by every d ncmination of evangelical Christian
For the accomplishment of this great object the
principal of the school will have associated with
him expcrienced and exemplary assista ts, whoare
membeis ot the Methodist, Baptist, Episcopal, and
Presbyterian churches.
Physical EDTOATION.—Great care is taken to
secure the health of the pupils. (hairs and desks
have 1 een furnished . and we have three Pianos for
the use of the school.
Reviews.—Monthly reviews are held, to which
the immndiate friends of the pupils are respectfully
invited. fbe scholastic yearcloses with a public
examiuation.
LIBEARY.—A choice librarv has been purchased,
to which the teachers and the pupils have acc ss.
Incentives —Honorary cards are awarded to
those only who are uuiformly ■ xact in deportment,
whose recitations are of a high grade'and who at-
tend school the entire ten months.
Dress.—Extravagance in dress is d cidell y ob-
jectionable and subjectsnyonugladytoaff iture
of honors, though entitled to them in other respects.
Pauty Going —Attendig parties at any time
during the Fession is Considered a S rious evil inas-
much as it deranges thestudis, weakens the men-
tal dircipline and often unset tics tho-e who stay
away, as well as those who go, and consequently
is strictly forbiild n.
Institute BUILDIGS.— The Institute buildings
will be greatly improved duii ig July and August,
and we have abundant i oom tor t wo hundred pupils.
ArENDANOP.— Preent sessiou — Eight j -seven.
BOAIDING — ome live houses wdl be opened at
the commencement of next se-sio, (Septmber.)
and kept exprossly for pup is. whre, we trust,
parents and guardians can fid carpeted, well fur-
nished and pleasant rooms for their daughters and
wards. We beli ve the citizens of San Augu-tine
will take pride in providi g liberally and sat-
isfactorily for young ladies in this rerpct and will
make it an ol ject of the Hist iniportasce.
nA" ‘The Principal will be pr pued to accommo-
date fifteen or twenty boarders in his family.
Twenty-five pupils to each Teacher.
W . H . D I A L ,
22   “
231 "
24 “
26   «
Te
/ ESSRS. _ ADK NS . & WARE would
IV.E take this method to inform the public that
their TANNERY AND SHOE MANUFACTORY,
situated four and a half miles
SOUTH-EAST OF MARSH ALL,
is in successful operation where the public can be
supplied with a
SUPERIOR ARTICLE
of Brogan Shoes of T omestic Manufacture. ALSO
omstic “
e. TG. H/TohU.
Attorney and Counsellor at Lav/,
SAN ANTONI, TEXAS
TTILL attend to the transacti of all bnsi-
VV ness incident to his prof ■ Hon, in San An-
tonio and the surrounding country.
January 23rd 1858.        ____n29-1 y
J.A.H.HOSACK.
Deputy Sherin and General Collecting Agent.
Jeffeeson, Texas.
IKTILL give punctual attention tohnsi 'ess en-
VV trusted to his care, in Cass and the adjoin-
ing counties. 'May 8, ’58         44—tf
PAPERS:
28 inches by 42
32 “   “. 44
36 “  « 48
Double Medium Book
Manilla Wrappers;
MARSHALL & WILLIAMSON,
A T T O R N E Y S ' A T LAW,
MARSHALL TEXAS,
Have associated themselves together in the practice
of Law, and will attend promptly to business'
within the sixth Judicial Di triet and in the Su-
and Nacogdoches coiuihes for their patronage the
past two sessions ; aid would say to them that he
is d, termiued to spare no time, labor or xpense in
making The.Masonic Lustilute:- The Model choot "
W BLOUNT.
July 3. ’58.   52-2in President Board of Trustees
ARSEALT, TE=LSs
DEALERS IN STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS.
TANNERY
L E A T II E R AND SHOES!
DR. A. SEARS.
/ FFERS his professional services to the citizens
U of Marshall and surrounding country.
fe Office at the Drug store Sanders & Sears.
March 28, ’57. a, No. 40 if.
•3E2D‘T "T,
Marshall Texas, Nov. 28th 1857. no. 22-tf.
Co Eo HYNSON & Co,
(6 a
OCHILTREE & LIPSCOMB,
WILL PRACTICE IN THE COURTS OR THE
Gtha Judicial District.
July 10th, 1858.__vol 3nl-1y,
L A W CARD.
J. MARSHALL.                     J. B. WILLIAMSON.
M oth.
G. B ADKINS.......PROPRIETOR
mutual consent. Uriah Dunn and Vincent Ritch-
ie are alone authorized to use the name of the
firm in liquidation. URIAH DUNN.
A. A. YATES,
VINCENT RITCHIE.
LUCY A. FULLER.............Music instructress.
Regular Red River Packet,
NEW ORLEANS AND SHREVEPORT PACKET.
PASSEHGER BOAT.
om A THE new, splendid fast running
EA2ghe° steamer B. L. HODGE, JOHN
amac Smoker, master, will run during
the ensuing season as a regular packet between
Shreveport and New Orleans, touching at Grand
Bayou, Campte, Grand Ecore. St Maurice, Alex-
andria and all intermediate landings and planta-
tions The B. L. Hodge was "built during the
present summer, expressly for the trade, every
part of the boat new and of the best workman-
ship, has splendid cabins, furnished with every
comfort and convenience, and for good accommo
dations and safety is unsurpassed. Prompt per-
sonal attention will be given to all business en-
trusted to the boat. For freight or passage, ap
ply on board.___ vol. 2. no 25-tf.
NEW OnLEANS AND RED RIVER PACKET.
.r- A THE new, substantial and fast run-
etn5” ning steamer IF. A. ANDREW,
Sa R. Moody, master, having been
docked and put in complete order, has resumed
her regular trips in the Red River trade, and will
continue running so long as the water will per-
mit. The Andrew was built expressly for a Red
River packet, is very staunch., of light draught,
and new throughout. Her officers will pay par-
ticular personal attention to all business entrus-
ted to the boat, and make use of every effort to
give satisfaction. For freight or passage, having
fine accommodations, apply on board.
vol 2. no. 25-tf.
LP.Alford, “
eceivirg. Forwarding, and Commission
MERCHANT,
AND DEALER IN
Groceries, Plantation Supplies Generally
SHREVEPORT, LOUISIANA.
Scott, Williams & Co.,
COTTONY FACTORS,
And Commission Merchants,
apr13-39.]    157 Gravier Street—NEW-ORLEANS
F. NEWHALL,
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN FRENCH AND
AMERICAN
PAPER. HANGINGS,
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
Always,on hand a large assortment of Decoration
Oak. Marble, Stone, Friscoe, and Tester Paper,
Plain and Fancy Bordering, Screens and
Fire Boards, Wholesale and Retail,
No. 60 Canal Street, Corner of Old Levee, {up Stairs,)
aprl3-39]               NEW-ORLEANS.
Joseph II. Marks & Co.,
WHOLESALE GROCERS AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
43. 45 & 47 NEW LEVEE, 33, 35 & 37 FULTON streets
j. w. sanders.]           NEW-ORLEANS,
a prl3__1139- y
FOR CASH OR CITY ACCEPTANCES. '
—---- |
Purchasers will find it to their interest to call, I
as weare constantly receiving from the North and
from Europe, Goods which we can offer much un-
der regular prices.                    v3n4-ly.
LOC •ET-
EDGEDVVTETD2
T WILL SELL 1763 ACRES OF LAND LYING
1 equal distances between
Marshall and Port Caddo,
unsurpassed in quality, about 200 acres cleared
and the balance
FINELY TIMBERED,
with several never-failing springs. Title indisput
able and terms easy. Call on
J. II. FYFFE,
Near the premises.
Marshall, June 5th, 1858.            n48-5m.
and other sizes to arrive.
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