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TELEGRAPH TO ENGLAND. $500 Nr Bake
well, OF England, has lately made sc'enn
fc statement on telegraphic communication
between England and America. tie main
tanned tina, such communication betwee'
the two countries, with a single line, WAS
feasible, with comparative small expense
Instead Of the submarine wire, as at pres
ent used he would have Al iron wire double
the thickness, and protected by gu'ta percha
lie thought single line would cost lat
per mile, which, at 1000 miles. amounted
to EsO.OOO. The cost of laying down, h
estimated at E20.0OO, making the entire
cost ElOO 900. expressed his confiden
opinion that the projec, would shortly e'
carried out
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-12-09

TuE Pooh Bows COLLEGE. 49, ihe
Printing Office has, indeed. proved better
College to many a poor boy, has graduated
more useful and conspicuous members OF
society, ba. brought more intellect, and
turned il into practical, useful channels,
awakened more mind, generated more &C
tive and elevated thought, than many OF
the literary colleges OF the country, Ito"
many a Ounce has pas.ed through these
College. with no tangible proof OF n'"e"s
other than his inanimate piece OF parchment
himself, il possible. more l"sn'msse than
hi. ieA.hern diploma! There Is something
in the very atmosphere Of u printing office
calculated to awaken the mind and inspire
a thirst for knowledge. 4 boy who com
mences in such school. will have his tai
ents and IDEAS brought out; II he has nc
mind to be drawn out, the boy himself vii
be driven out \. y Globe.
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., i..a,,,,f,I -, l.;J a,,, ,,;,h H.. mos,
,,,,i.,,. ,,.,n and ,ho,,di,y with ,,ui,
am, 1o,,.rs -, ,ll d..c,;,,io,s Tn. ,ooms
.n,,,1,,s and Ian, .r,,chod Win ,old
mo,l,hnns and with doors inl,id with color
"A - ,,,o. go, s,,h . .,an. Of
ID ,J J.s,J,,,,o a.. ,has. roo,s ,,o
- .;la s,...i. ..,,.,d ,,s.uoc.i n,,.
,,,,,,., ,.. /, inn hon, in beans ,,,,.d with
hnnls y,s.s costly china brnn,,s nic,ur.s
a,J .L,,,.,nd mirrors ov.r ,h.s, TN,
Id. ,.a,,,,, ,,Ll.ssl, sa,,ch;,,
ia, .uch n,,,cl.s a. woulJ he of nae To Them
du,,o, the march In another room was a
handsome and we'll selected library, con
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which revealed to usa hand entirel, dis.
connected with any mortal body. The
phosphorus paper was taken between the
thumb and fingers of the hand. and carried
to all parts Of the room. now rising to the
ceiling out Of our reach, now passing res
pea'edy and slowly around the circle
within few inches Of our faces, thus giving
each and all Of us an opportunity to exam.
me it, All portions OF the hand were
distinctly visible in the phosphorescent light,
and to all appearances it was perfectly
natural We then requested that a cons
muncation might be written to us by the
hand on some paper which we furnished
Through the horn it was said, ave have
no pencil; can we borrow onei" One of
us reached pencil, and the hand, still
holding the PHOSPHORUS paper, came and
took the pencil from her hand, aud wrote
the following:
TO rue FRIENDS FROM CLEVELAND.
The spirits who produce manifestations
in this room, write these lines Tor the sake
OF convincing you of their varied power,
and for the sake of removing doubts that
exist, not only In your minds. but in the
minds OF splri,ualists generally on this
subject. II the friends will certify to the
writing of these lines, and cause them to
be published. peradventure it may be- in>
strumental in removing existing doubts, and
in convincing skep,ics that spirits who once
inhabited mortal bodies still live and can
and do hold intercourse with the inhabitants
OF the earth.
While the above was written, the phos
phorous light WAS so strong that we could
all OF us see the hand and every mark
made on the paper with the pencil. 1t
was written in less than half the time any
OF us could have written II, and was then
handed to one of US We then requested
that we nigh, be allowed to touch the spirit
hand. Instantly 1t passed to the head of
the circle, aud while still holding the lighted
paper. passed around and shook hands with
all The skeptic and the believer alike
received the pfotlered hand, II was a per
feet hand, at least ms perec, ma our own.
1t was as tangible and real as = human
hand and We; we had the most unmistske
able proofs that 1t was not human.
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Another Polar expedition, 1t would ap'
pear. is being organized to bring home the
remains Of Sir John Franklin. Five mil
lion dollars aud the lives Of, perhaps. one
hundred men. have been expended N
searches Tor this lsmen,ed navigator. aud 1t
would seem that now, since there u no
prospect OF service to him. further efforts
should be given over. Science has nothing
to gain BY another expedition.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-12-09

There has been at Mensx. and is now at
O.hkosk, Wisconsin, a floating pottery,
with a lathe turned by bears. They are
coo,eu,rd looking animals, and, il is stated,
do no, seem to dislike the occupation
Ihs, is indeed making the wud beasts SUD
,ctyieut to mans purpose.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-12-09

Late London papers report that Father
Mathew arrived in that city from Cork. on
III. route TO Madeira. whittier he WAS going
far th, homiii Of his health
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-12-09

A woman named rarsslla Mys's: ~.
under arrest in rhilsdslpA'a. has ec"!ses'd
that her paramoss. saa nas.e.' NJ.
killed Are Of shsw illsgitimats ehissFss -
throwing them into a sink
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-12-09

Tho last society spoken Of 10 the Pay
No,hines. Il 10 said to b. alsrningly pros
uerous. The pass word u Lend ~ .
dollsr," tho response. Broke"
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5rIcttc0 lf(isccllo,lD.

5elctteo l}liseellanp.
MORE SPIRITUAL MANIFESTATION
The Cleveland Plain Dealer has a mar.
veIous accoun, OF the experience Of sundry
persons who went from that city to place
IN Athens county, OHIO, Tor the purpose OF
witnessing the fantastic tricks OF the spirit.
We copy the most striking portions Of the
evidence Crescent
From Cleveland we went to Columbus
by railroad. thence to NiIheld, distance
Of seventy miles, by private convey snce
over roads quite rough and billy. On the
third day from Columbus we reached Mills
field. Here we found two log houses fitted
Up Ms Spirit Rooms. These houses are
about three miles apart and are each com
posed Of single room, about twelve by
fifteen in SIZE. One house is on the farm
Of Mr.. Rooms, the other on the farm of Mr.
Ippie, aud both were built under the di,
fection of Spirits, and are used only for
Spiritual Demonstrations We stayed two
Gays an" nights ~ W. ''PP' - an" care
July examined each OF the rooms ana NE"
contents. To prevent any collision or deN
crpuon. H. each of the Spirit Rooms stands
arblr. on which is placed what Is called
Spliit hhrhih'
men '"i'"W' uesc''P''o" ANA cu''
which we must omit he account pro
crfd-:
Tins machinery WAS constructed under
ihr dltecu"n "l Npth-, ana Is us'' oN 'heW
~ c"lleeun2 ana '''''n'hg r'"'"'''N' az"
j. rhhls'' ~ every cH'I" "''"' ahN "''"
"suati"ns AZ" si'e"' va 'he 'a"ie' AM
h the side at th" machinery TIES 'l",l"'
an arcnidron, triangle, t"" uiu'hsucks'
jos tue i''e" anh '"" l"i the small n'"h'.
There i al," ga the table a common strd
dnnet bell. harmonic, tambniln, aud Il
Trumpet, arnut two eet Ia length,
An,r tn. compnn, were seated, the HIGHT,
v.,. ,x,i,yni.l. Il n,d The room d,rkrnrd
~, much 49, ro..ino and IN about NV,
minute. the presence ol the ,nvlsii.cs vas
manifested b, several very stfoog blows on
the table, ,h. ceiling aud the walls These
blows We're apparently Produced 10y use OF
the dtumsuck-, aud their power and Tres
qur"eN i'h"'''" ''''' 'No''"'''s'N s"s'''
hh'" ~" A''N"s' "'"''"'"- ''''"'' ""'
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i'' az ",' one ""' ""''" h'"'" o'"S' was
'u"'"' '" we '"''S' " '''"'s' ,'''
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"' hi''A' h's" s''iPe" "o' n"" '''' :" Wv
Il ..tat I.4A mi
h""'' hu' II "'s 500" u p'"'r" "" Wv '''''
onr "' '"""o '""'' WI" Tue '""'"H' 10 II
WAS NOT e" concert l''c"' """ "' w E'',',-
the tue !'"h' "' '"s' '"''''"' "'N 4'''".i
"nd accurately ""''' """n "'''o'' "
ans were lNed "h IT, not VIZ" p""' "u'
rAhic"t". the won" was h"' ." we ''"''
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.a.,I,I. Al, hand.
v,..,. ...... de-. .. 10 ,ui uH
.. ,..u. .iuo ..uu.i s lurp . -, pla>,d.
t.....,,..., .u.,. ,.., .a ou. not oul,
WnL. .. i.,U ou che ,ab,,. tuj whale 1t was
floating through ihc an. though all parts oil
the roou. \ oumbe, OF airs were gwen
through the harmouica with occasional
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-12-09

Tnr IlonRoRs Oh " ,R--Ihe following
picture of the horrors of the war now being
wsgcl in the Climca, will be read with
painful interest
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and " sl:s. in the abduction Of Col. Elliot's
negroes was true, he answered that II was
not. but WAS made A. an sxpedient to save
his life. which he supposed was in danger.
he being surrounded BY . party Of men.
who placed a rope around HE .sck. and
told him to say what he had 10 say, - he
had but FIVE minutes.
"This transaction forcibly illustrates how
one excess leads to anothcr-the danger Of
men taking law and justics into their own
hands. The forced confession OF Morgan.
II il did no. lead TO The deaih aad mutiIa.
ton Of well,. At least opened Up ths way
for such suspicion. Tho law will, in Mise
hundred and ninety>n!ne cssss out Of one
thousand, prove tho safer and better r..
sort.
"a case Of killing took place evening
before last on the Gulf Beach, about seven
miles from this city. It sppears that
some difficulty existed between two men
one named Behrens and tho other biehlsr.
both Of whom were engaged in oystering
Bchrens killed Biehler, and the day after
the deed yesterday went to Justice Rump,
and delivered himself up
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Friend Marshsll, do YOU feel sick II
so, hadn't YOU better Try some OF that
medicine advertised IN the Jefferson Her
aid, which il said To be death on cRrnS
sickness
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Ready Made Clothing.

IuST received direct from New York a large
y and well selected stock of
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING,
comprising the following viz:
Fine black and beaver cloth over Goats;
Also Blanket, Potersham and Pilot do,
Satinct, Tweed and Jeans frock Coats and
Sackatccs;
black and fancy frock and dress cloth Coats;
Satin, Silk, Plush and Cashmere Vests;
Black and fancy Cashmere, Satinct, Tweed
and Jeans Pants;
L, u. Calico. Check and Stripe Shirts;
L. w. Mcrlno and Cotton Under Shirts;
L. w. Mcrino aud Cotton Drawers, and vari
GUS othcIe articles too tedious to cnumcratc.
Please call soon and get first choice and a
good fit. Is. Is. PECK.
Corner ST. James and 81. Peters st.
Gonzales. October g, 1S13.--10-y
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5 no~ receiving direct from Ses York, q gen.
j cral assortment OF
Fall and Winter Goods,
embracing nearly every article needed in this mar.
ke;-yn:
line black Rrocadc aud fancy dress silks: some We
~ rich aud beautiful French. English and Am.
erican Mouslin DeLaincs: French and Eng.
iish Merinos OF all colors and quail.
ties: Cruvellis Robes; Regent
SKIS, Alpacas of every grade,
Some silk Mapped.
Ginghains and Calicocs OF the latest style; Cam.
brick.; fine Lace Capcs and Collars. Cbemiscttcs;
Under Sleeves; cutls. &c. These are indeed uagni.
iiccnt and hard to beat. Also beautiful Shawls, l..
G. liandkcrchief., Thread. Laccs, inserirgs and
Edgings, Jacoiet and Swiss do, and fine black
Silk Lace; Dress Trimmings, silk and Satin Bon.
nets and Ribbons; Belts and Gloves; fine Caters
and Shoes; Ingram. Mafino and silk Hose; and
thousands of other articles IN this department too
tedious to mention.
FOR GENTS wEAR.-.finc black French
Cloths. Vcstings, C~asimcrs, Satincttes, TwccdS,
Jenns, kc., and n general assortment of
READY MADE CLOTHING.
Fine Beaver, Molc-kin, Kos-u,b, Sam Houston,
sssty Ftmnkln and Pearl Planter Iats; Cloth and
Flush Caps; boots aud Shoes, of every variety.
ALSO. NEGRO Hats and Shoes, Coats aud
Pants, Kcrseys, I.inscys. Iowclls, pcmes,ics,
Blaikcts, &c. Also q large assortment Of fine Bed
Blankets.
HARDwAIE.--The finest assortment ever
brought TO this market. Queens, Wood and Cha
Ware. (Aiso = icw China Tea. sets, clcep)
GROCERlES.-Sugnr. Coffee, Salt, Eloer. To.
bacco, Nails, Powder, shut, Lead, &c.
SADDLERi--A large aud splendid Assor,mcn,.
ALSO some excellent old Port Wine and French
Brandy for medicinal purposes.
ALSO, have u full supply OF BAgging, Rope
and Irvine for customers at market rates.
As my stock of goods Is largo and l OH, deter,
mined to scll, ! think ] can mako Il advantageous
to purchasers TO buy of me.
All ARE respectfully invited TO call and examine.
Is. d. PECK.
Gonzales, October s, lS53.-I-y
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AFTER the first uf JAnuasy, | shall have as.
~ ISOLATED myself with Ale. Nelson OF this
place, 'os the purl-oss &c carrying on a gene-
raj Auction aud Cunnnss<ssaa .sasinuss, al Tan.
taIss Mathews old stand, on she snfsneP of "a.
DANES street. Liberal advances VIII be made
AL descriptions of meseisatniise.
Truly thapkht Cor the literal ,atsunaae
heretofore extended TO sne. ! trust shss nosEs.
ing shell he spared To meYit \ continuance 81
the sAuic ~ eur new lRs az h~usiasss.
Dee. -. 1914. T. HulcnAisn.
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Drugs a. Medicines.

In UININE, Calomcl, Pi. nydrarg, Iodine,
NJ S,ryeiinlnc, Laudnnum, paragorlc. Crcosotc
for tooth-achc, Lithargc, Lobclia Sun. Pulyls, Lobe.
la Tinct., Composition No. o, Pcpsin euro for dys.
peps.a, Wistars Balsam Of Wild Glory, Towns.
ends Salsaparilla, Pain Killer, (Davis) Flax Seed,
Ponnyroyal, Hops Sage, Chamomilc Flowers, white
Calamus, Slippery Elm, MIX yomIca, Dorax, Chalk,
Whiting, Putty, Linsccd Oil, Copal yarnish, White
Lead, Window Glass, &c. Also, a general assor:.
mcnt of Jayncs' Patent Medicine. aud yat!ous 9TH
or articles in this line too tedious to mcution.
For sale by D. Il. PECK.
Gonzales, December II, 1859.
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San Marcos Vermicide!

San Marcos Vermicide!
TIE BEST REMEDY NOW E.Y7ANTi
HNoR destroying worms In cattle, the great pest
of Stock Raiscrs In Texas. Those Interested
In preventing the destruction of their stock and fine
animals, will do well to call and try this % vcrmi-
eide" ~ 1t IA not only superior, hut cheaper, thar
any quality of calon,cl now so much used.
Manufactured and for aalc by
June Is, ls58-ly Il. l.. BEAUMONT Co.
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.ycyYelry.

TUST received direct from New York d select
v lot of JEWEI.RY, consisting OF nrcnst
Pins, Cuff Pigs. Ear Rings, Finger Rings, and
MANY othcr ~artlslcs 800 numerous 10 mention.
All those wishing anything in this line would
do well to call carly aud mako selections.
You will please r~ccollcct the old stand, corner
of ST. James 4 st. Peters Streets, next door
north of the Collins House.
October s 1858. b. b. PECK.
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For Rent.
Notice.

ENAMEL b, RIDER wishes 10 give notice 10
RI the citizens of the county of Gonzales, State
of Texas, and 10 "all tho world besides" that he
will cross at his Ferry all citizens of said county
free, and all other persons Mt haJ price for the year
Al j, ls5i.
He also returns thanks to said community for
the liberal patronage heretofore given him at said
Ferry and his Mill, situated two hundred yards
above tho Ferry, and contracts To grind for custom
ers rs heretofore, and to keep on hand for sale, q
good article of Cora Meal.
Gonzales, January 81, 1s5i-Siy
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law Just received n large ana complete
II stock OF the following articles which :hcy
offer for sale at as lon prices. and favorable terms,
"a any house In
Western Texas.
Fall and Winter fancy, black, and black and white
Prints.
Piaii. black. and black sni white Gingham.:
Black and fancy Alpacas. of different styles and
qualiiics:
Muslin DeLaiues;
Black and fancy plaid. wool and black silk shawls,
Black. Grape aud silk Bonnets:
Embroidered Capcs and Collar;
Brown and bleachcd Dospcsiics; Z
Apron aud Counterpart Checks;
Flanncls. Jcans, Sa,nc,. and Twccis
Plaid I.lnseys, Negro Kcrscy- aud Linscys,f
Bed, coloted and Negro Blankets
CL0gHLvG.
Meas cloth. sach. ftock and dress Coats. of ~ colors;
Meas blanket, bianke, cloth and broadcloth
o,ercoa,', all styles aud color, "a
Also. black and fancy cassinncre. Pants;
la,icn Bosom Shirts of every -,,le and quality;
Mcrin0 and silk rndechirts:
Hickory, checked aud calico Shirts
boys blanket. tweed aud cloth Goats, NIL sizes;
MEMS taced Goats, IN goat variety;
Tweed, Satinet and kefsey Pants;
BOOTS And SHOES.
Mems peggcd aud sewed Cslf Boots;
do. do. do. do. Kip do.
10. do. do. do. Calf aud Kip Shoes;
Mlck Kip and Russell ~'rogans;
Boys 10. do. do.
3 eases boys kip and cnlr Boots;
Ladies' hip and calf Bootces; also, walking, No.
roco, Calf and Kid Shoes.
ROCKS.
Le,itt's and Groves Greek Lcxicons;
Balloons Greek Reader, Grammar, Caesar and
Salhist;
Spcnccr's L,tin I.cssons;
Byer's Dictionaries;
sasktia's Spanish, Newman and Byer's Spanish bic
~tiorAries
Mitchcrs intermediate Geography;
Davis Algcbrs and Arithmctics;
Balloons English aud Latin Grnmnmrs;
McGufie's ls,, I'd, I'D, ith and 9Th Readers;
wclstcr's School Dictionaries aud Spoilers,
Wcbstera Large Octave Dictionary
Bolmar's l.cvlac G,amears
ComS,ock's Chemistry;
Emnerson's LIST, I'd and 3d Arithmctics
Also, smiths aud smilcy's Tasqucllcs Telamaque 4;
Rogers French Dictionary;
Sackcids first book In Spanish;
Queens Ware. Hard Ware, Window Glass, Putty
Nails. Carpenters Tools, Soap, Candles,
Powder, Pepper, Spice, Ginger,
Starch, Salaratus, Soda,
Alum, Copcrus.
GRopERTES And LFQUORS.
eS bbss. Rcctlncdw hiskcy, 4 bbis. Rye Whiskcy,
10 half do. do. 1 half bbis. Mackercl,
4 Ibis. Moiasscs, . bbls. Rice.
o hail a%Sfdo. . do. Loaf Sugar,
q boxes brandy Cherries, 2 do. Crackers.
9 do, eiafsdt Wiues 2 casks Cog. Brandy,
! casis Port do. y kcg Irish Whiskcy,
j S e.. H nsss! 6: Sol sss' s es,,ss, s.,,.
Groerriss VA NJ cSM saf1euf ssspsrt % persons
lH&zk
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Thc state of Texns, !

COUNTY OF COUNTLESS.
TO tie Sheriff or other legally qualified oSieey of
SAID EO.ntY--GREgriSo:
You arc hereby commanded to cltc by publication
VIM, Kclsoc, to appear before Inc personally at the
Court House. in the town of Gonzales, ON saturday
tho 25th day of February, 1881, at 10 O'Clock, A.
NJ. then and there 90 answer the demand of NJ.
L.cvyson In a plea OF debt founded on q note for
twelve dollars fhly eea:r, dated April ~, 1858, and
payable April .Sth OF the SAME year.
Herein fail not.
~ 6ivcn under my hani n, said corniy of
L., s Gonzales, this tho l7th day OF january,
- 1881,
THOMAS !, PILGRIM, i, T.. e. c., l.. M. L
Camo to hand and |! hereby orlcr the above
citation to he published in the Gonzales Inquirer,
on the day aud yeSr above written.
W. L. BARRON,
.Gpnaales. jar. 81, 'ss-ai.sw shcsltr q. c.
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FfsIiE place formerly owned aud oeeupicd Nv Mr..
i lauss A, MeCalis,vr, situated etoui TIVE miles
below Goasales, oa the Victoria iuad. 4 now oilcfcd
foy tsat. said place contains ise acres Of land,
about 40 OF which are la Cultivation aud e~ncioSesl
With a rood fence. There 4 ca the pFemisct a log
hSasc With etheq necessary out hou<es, Sc. sc.
At&, tat tu4iSssee nraf the cellesr, samtainiag
swcpty.two Aoses al tAel seventeen NJ which are In
eag,syasicsa. anI al e~sseiesea with a goOl feuee, als, a
rhiatcttstsc ,aihinE contalsisss hse scanS \ good
wel Of water aaa ~ she aeecsSgy oat losseS Az.
Dc. Is offered Tor sale on EeAsanahA terms
Auy pesssa ss.hisg ~ purchase 90 rent the Aissrr
yspfesty vin agFJy 10 n&u pAt<r.
uoessis& JanasYy u. 1919
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Tlnstnes' Nnfica

a + mcci;ng of the Beard az Trustees az sos.
IA nalcs collegc, held 81, she tsta "a, sc .leso,
Der. fSSa, the following Resolution was asss, lsmase-
" pssseds
Hsoisti. That the Hoard 81 Trustees arr s,oac
res;osisihic 80 any ps.tnn at tho lnsntatisa whe
nasS csttsiieF himself aver ievest ks tie atsiaa az
the President and Iarsfessuss la tAeis c~H,playMeni
and stsa, the i'nssaeas sod T~eseissgs ate aissse tss,
ls'nsihl, 20 the Heard IL Trafle0s fNs sAess easeiast
"a shs d~a<Aasgv cf slsir essssens duties Aa1 Az
Iesepas whs s~peskler shenMetr~s n ans rsaess<s
sggsiescl BY ;he rsvSsiept aad FsotsSSus, msst
nrcesni tbs uaasssy 70 the fsu.s~>s fe sAe3s sesS.ss.
znsi Ia No cav aFply - the r~rsstaess ~ reaeAsss
fs0rs Il PltaRsN.
u eiiSNAVLT.
u Eait.frfoN.
TtNe~1f w. " tssstaNS
II wkEkN
JAMES RAMSEY.
W. IL STHwaST.
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store, first door west of the star Hotel, where they
will keep on hand and for sale a general assor;
mcnt of Staple and Fancy Groceries, liaramsra
and Cutlery.
Gonzales, Augnst @, 1881
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Twenty Barrels
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received and for sale by,
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0YER PENNFL g L0VET7rS S70RE.
Tsnk undersigned takes this method of Informing
\ tho citizens Of Goafales aud surrounding conn,
Ties, that they will keep on hand a general assoss.
ment OF Ran WARE, made h she best STYLE
AID of' the best material. AL orders tiled a. sl.on
netiee. WA. H. CAyETT 4 TO.
Gonzales, Aug 81, is6s-isu
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