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The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-12-05
A. q. STEIN y. STEIN.
STE r N -
HOLE ALE g. II e T A l.
Trruiturp anI chair Wnre Roams.


Ne mri'e the attention of The citizens Of
Upton, and Cedar county IN general, II
our assortment Of furniture, chairs aud
mattresses, consisting Of erery article gen
orally called for in our line. We hare
some tsrenty different styles Of chairs, w.
rytng IN prices from 81 so 10 $40 dolls.
per sell; Rocking, al from 81 80 TO $50.
Bureaus piaia md fancy from sli to
$40, Bedsieais from 81 50 70 $40 a piece.
IN short, IRE htaak you for yo,o' liberal
patronage thus far, and iactte al an .,'a"i
Of articles in our line 10 giUs us call 0n7
ps shall sfinc 10 SUIT yqn IN price Gnf
style. Ne w1rranf erery article 10 be az
represented. Union Block, neTl door 10 j
Len,y s. o., .Nuscaiins iotra.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-12-05

SrAcEs.-The Western Stage ConPa'
nv nre now running their line Of stages
regularly from Darant 10 Cedar Rapids
daily.
The cars are now running regularly
from Davenpor to MuscaiIne, conheo'"s
with the stage at Duran.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-12-05

FuEL.--Again we have TO complain
Of the hard heartedness Of leams,ers, ioI
no, keeping US supplied in coal. We
will give back. loads OF coal from Musca,
tine, Duran, or Blue Grass, and give
good wages.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-12-05
uanenport advertisements,
BCRNELL, GILLET & Co.
STEAM SAW MILL

WESTERN BUILDERS DEPOT, SCOTT ST. BE-
TWEEN FRONT SEVENTH, DAVENPORT, IOWA.
Keep constantly on hand large quantity and
fun assortment Of lumber for building and
other purposes. also sash DOORS and Blinds
Window and door frames mouldings of all
Kinds, we are prepared to fill bills entire TO
build house from the foundation terms cash
prices low. (n3s 3m)
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-12-05

sH~ Who wants hauling from Musca-
tine Apply at this office.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-12-05

~ We have been frequently enqutr-
ed Of: why did you not publish the pro-
ssed,ugs Of the Agricultural Society,"
In answer to all We will say thai we
have ever been ready to DO It. bal that the
Society, or lis officers, never furnished
as with tho pr ,ceeiiags. The list OF
premiums above all things oash, to have
b n published, as well as the proceed
,ngs aud elections OF the Society, Yet II
was on, Of our power TO publish them be-
cause we knew nothing about IT, ard he
Soc e,y did not furnish a copy. l, was
not because we were nes paid Tor 1t, as
some snesk,ng wre,ches have in!isaa'ed.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-12-05
A Bow Wanted.

We viii take AZ al apprentice 10 the
printing business, an industrious, steady
boy. We will gire good situation to a
good boy.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-12-05
HOUSES FOR SALE.

THE undersigned offers for sale Two comfort
1 able dwelling houses situated in Upton
One is hon se Of good size, and the other a
comfortable house FIR small family. Both
With good tots [26gl JSo II. STARR
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-12-05

10 The votes upon the question submit
ted by the County Court at It's last session
upon the matter Of city corporation,
were canvassed Oh Monday, by the Court
i l.zIl .b rIa,lt.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-12-05

4 Hraudte Dtras IS b,t ar Has a siotc Do!jry '
TIE CHEAP BOOK STORE OF
The Uypss Mississippi valley.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-12-05

THIS Is q slim vote Tor his place..
lnasmuch a. SO many informal votes
were cast the Cour, refused 10 declare tie
question in favor Of the proposition aid
again ordained an election 10 be held On
Monday, the l7,h inst.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-12-05

R6 Cedar Go. Legislature Wel fal-
suan, to adjournment. Tie Speaker A.
Gilbert, in the chair.
The special committee reported bii
regulating the size Of bonne's' House
vent into committee OF the whose--fe-
ported the bill back with amendments, al
Ter which the whole subject was postponed
indefinitely. A bill was introduced 10
ADM, Gov. Reeder to a seat ia Congress
~ a delegate from Kansas also, g
amend the Naturalization Laws. MI
Cat,ell introduced a bill to amend Inc
public school law, which was read ana
made the special bill Of next Friday e'-
ening. Adjourned.
Muuc. The attention oil the Io'ef'
Of this Arr is directed to the adVeroSe'
meat Of Higgins x CrandaI, Of Da'oh'
port This city is fast assuming she u'B
nifty OF older and Eastern ones ana Is
place where nearly everything when cal
BE- had 10 an Eastern city can be Iouh'
In the line of music, as good bargain
can be made here as by gong iaf'he
East.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-12-05
HENRY ID. WEED.

White lead in oil,
L,aseed oil,
Spirits turpeafinr,
Chrome green. dry md gre,ni,
10 yellor d do
do red DO 10
Rel lead,
Pea,ttan red,
Zine saor uhlie,
Ochre French,
10 .3upcric4n,
Lltharge,
Ohio Fire Poof
yarnish Jdyan,
DO Copai, uario1ts qualities,
do Coach,
10 6sphalfun,
do Bidck Leather,
Also large stock of lard, whale and sperm
oils, hy the barrel Or less quantity.
~ Persons IN want Il any articles in ml
line will find II greatly to their advantage Il
give me a call. do not advertise prices nor tn
amount Of stock | have on hand, as the prize,
Of drugs is constantly changing, ard ADVERTISED
prices Garnet he relied upon; but customer
calling at my store can al all times be supplied
with goods at the lowest market rates.
HENRY d. WEED,
ni3-3n rs Illinois st. Rock Island
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-12-05

~ \ Mrs. FoNDA is making speech
IS, IN Illinois, against Senator Douglas.
Cn. Gag.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-08

EcYpIIN DIsC Of fR.Fs.-lg. John j. Greene cor
OF IN American banker has succsede4, no.wih-.Gnl-
ing tie difficulties atieDdar; Oh cleznog away the
Palace Of Mednet HsbOn, H. discovering the cs.-
cb1atei Egyptian Calendar @. which ChampOll0n
could only COPY tie first lines. 4 cast OF this n0--
umen, Was tsiSe the spot by means OF particular
Kind OF composition. photography u0t reproducing !,
properly. lfereni colossal figures ;he upper part Of
which were only visible, have been nov cleared away
aid brought 20 b. IL ols 81 them n excellent preserve
ton shows tie features OF Ka-nses H. and e ab0u.
nineteen meters high ~. Greene, iu cieGtn- roun
this colossus was able ~ discover and Gke drawings
a. The inscriptions OF the pyOne or grand portal ereced
between the two courts and he has also proved the
a .tence Of @ pavement d. granite which probably
covered the Whole court, Gna above VII eh rose uss-
sa.e shilh appears 10 have Jed lto q second court
TIE excavations of Ar. Green's, WI -h have jus. CON.
petey made Known one & the nos; important eifcss
OF Phara0uic Egypt VAL. by ne luUsr0ls inscriptions
which hey furnish, throw seGl 81. dfs.cr. poaia
20 Eryy ian rrlcoFy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-08

Illuminated What Is there in the efforts
Of either me professional or the radical
party Of TrsnkfCrt to justify your accusing
them both Of certraIzing tendencies, only mani
fested in a Different form You are mistaken
in the facy. The Radicals Of Frankfort never
dreamed Of striving for a centralized Republic
after tho pattern Of France. They only differed
e ON ,ae Professors in this, that instead OF ap-
pciD.iDg 90 Emperor of Germany, they were ,or
President, got from any theoretical or centraiizns
predictions, but because the appointment OF a
COMMON mortal 20 chief Of the German Coned-
eracT mpst, Of necessity, have brought matters 20
= crlsis The So7ereins would not have submit
ted 70 such On insult upon their prneeIy DIVINITY
ond sscOld open war-a really decisive one De-
tween Absoluti51 and Individual Liberty-must
have ensued. This the Professors wanted 70 avoid.
y rs theif halfness which was their curse, not
those oentrsling tendencies which are to be
found osEhsye but in Your gratutOus assumption.
They believed in the good will of the Princes while
lea7iag the latter all their power 70 do mischief
nd theT refused 10 prepare for the struggle by
M king me armies Of the different states take the
os 4 to that Federal Constitution which they had
proclaimed, md which, whatever might be lts
arlts bresthed in every word the spirit OF ndiyid-
nal and Safe selfgovernment. In short, they
we're doughfsces and being united, as they we're
IN Parliament 18th the numerous Prussan aud
AustrsL Ol1cisls ThO had managed TO get in there,
tse7 commanded the majority. When, there
fo,e fnslly Piussian and Austrian troops
Dissolved the Assembly there was no pop
rlsr eI1y 10 beat them back and des roy
.hero. such IT, in few words, the history OF that
erou fCr German Unity 1t nscarried, not By
he peet e Unity and Capitalization" but Tor the
.sme Ieasons for which opposition against the
Nebroska and Kansas bill was miscarried here.
The cases aIe parallel in more than one respect.
Tie esorts Of me Liberal party were in both cases
directed 70 e union of the popular energies against
The rncr G. tho oligarchial elements centralized
'oI the one object Of imposing their rule upon the
peoIle-nulheeTs in all other respects.
Icfnaot understand what can make you so bitter
against German Unity unless il be your love OF
hussid. For certainly, unless Germany be united
ao cation, truly the people of these States
fo1m che nation Russia will continue dissolying one
Ffter lnother the States of Europe and the vital
energies C her poople until the whole Old World
vill Il changed into one great unity of putrefac-
titn Bur On that subject more in another place.
ryrs. frlY n. 1876. Yours re-pe :fiully T. :.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-08

T. ne Ed.,orof TIE " y. T,iBIno
SIR: There is one abuse practic ed on mOst of
our Railroads which has not, think. received
the attention il deserves.
allude 10 the manner n which the baggage
OF travellers is handled. Those whose duty it is
TO transfer trunks from one train TO ano,her--as
in the depot at Troy, or Buffalo, seem 10 take
delight in testing their stfength.
T5e employees on the Hudson River the Cen.
tral ard the Erie Roads are alike culpabie.
On more than one OCCASION when have re-
quested the Baeeage-Nian to use little more
care, and take kold of the trunks 10y the handles
and not by the straps, have been answered by
cool insulting smile-a sharper jerk upon the
straps, and a swifter toss OF the articles.
Neither request nor remOnstrance has the slight
est efectBpon these worthless.
On last Saturday at the Troy Depot, on 10y way
the side OF the truck which conveyed the trunks
TO the Hudson River train, and witnessed the way
in which they were HrOioH into the baggage car,
rolling them over and over.
Al that we could say was OF 10 avail The big
fellow who was handling them was deaf alike to
entIeaties and complaints
] saw OH this occasion fine-lookiBg new trun6
broken open-completely split apart. There was
no plea of haste as We had nearly an hour 70 spare.
The Superintendent Should tahe tie matter 10
hand and stop the abuse at once r.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-08
GAI.bAGL.
u ne Ed''or q The " !. Trib4Ec
4

L. ne Edior o. The " !. Irib.nc
SIR: VIII you please inform he Why TIE gar
bogecarts Go not come through Riving:on-s:
more regularly Is il OF account Of The diff
Guilty between Commissioner Ebling and Fer
naIdo or what can be tie reason hops you
will use little place in your valuable paper and
bring about reio-T in this matter b 50 doing
YOU viii save my wife the perpiexity OF fretting
and scoding, and give me q little more pleasure in
reading your paper when | get home from work,
as well the assurance thst The garbage IS taken
regularly out Of RWNGToN-sT.
hc- l1Tf. fug = 1852
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-08

To tle1Edifoy Of The = i. .,.bu1e.
SlR ] noticed il your paper OF ths morning q CON-
muncGtion copied nom The ErcRing Post, purport-
ing 10 lave been written a.: >lI Juan del Norte.
f." Nicaragua and which pays & high compliment 20
the American Nice-C onsul. Nr. Mason, Tor his
cordial reception of Col. Kinney his arrival al thar
port. Il further states that q complaint viii he made
10 the State Department by th,s same American
" Nice-Consul against tic Transit Company.
Now, ] was under the impression thai both by an
act passed by the las; session Of Congress- making the
pot OF san Juan del NOrte Consulate instead of
Commercial Agency alger tie 30th June last and by
the removal OF Mr.. Eabens b. the Government ia II
there could cxis. american Consul az San Juan
until tie appointment OF such officer 10y the Gov
eu neni. Besdcs, have heard complaints bv cap
tains sf vessels visiting san Juan since the Both June
that Con laie fees had been lie nanied OF thon and
paid 20 hr. Mason. VIII YOU peqse inform me
whether or not there Il any % American Consul" az
san Juan del NOrto authorized % represent our Gov.
eminent there. and 0biige
Yours. respectfully.
SUBSCRIBER TO TEE TRIBUNE.
NQ-- Y,rl Arr -fG55
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-08
f.la o. rAE AMERICAN INSTITUTE.

I
&c 1e fcSi:oT q TTs ~ Y TritgsG
So: have just read the advertisement in To-
Day TRInuNE Of the Twenty seventh Annual Fair
ot ne American Insttute, TO be held IL October
rczt il tire Crystal Palace. II is there stated that
" To nialsgers design to include in the present
" Fair, Iccimens OF the various minerals of our
" country, and that " space viii also be assigned
" ioI The exhibition Of building materials, natural
AID stu clsl, srch as stone marble, brick terra
" ccit6 fIe, sc" 1t is also mentioned that the
e q tssign vii receive attention Such nfor.
ma.icE Lust be cheering TO all who are interested
in he at Of building. and it is 10 be hoped that
every sc7Sct-ss will be taken of this opportunity.
he value q d thorough, well assorted collection
u such 81 ociDels Of material and workmanship
to sfe 1oT ootsinable in America cannot be over.
rLiec; e G-ch.se!s and builders il would be OF
II date ind lGsting advantage and 20 tie larne
clfss G. visi'cTs who are building OF expecting Ia
build. Il efunot iail to be interesting ami useful
Ii well supported and judiciously planned this
ye1y collection msy form the nucleus Of d perlna-
ntnt museun Of practical architecture. Tie ab
seuce # which, in every city throughout tie
United ~t6tss, results even fyiewed only from The
dollar and cen: point OF view in much Useless
waste Of neney every year II is not however 70
press this point lha. now write, but % urge The
necessity iof avoiding in this coming exhibition The
rock OF which nine .enths Of tho vdtola %
al flirs. Nnleuni5, and interesting col
le.'iicr' &c ys.emahcall! grounded aud
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-08

SUBSCRIBER TO TEE TR!BUN
No- Y,h arg lass
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-04-21

M, explanations. sufficient To prevent the
.opsequences which anticipate.
senior Luturiago, Minister Of Foreign
ur,irs replied He expressed his pleasure
:, the opportunity offered him to make ex'
.,na,ions, to satisfy public opinion in Spain
,din the nited States. He denied any
.E,bt from motives oil courtesy and duty.
M sail he had no time to road what may
ave been published on the subject. He
,,ok for granted that the publications having
zen participated in by members Of the
rortes there would be nothing in them un>
looming That the Government Of the
United States determined on the 18th of
',puary to replace the Minister to Madrid.
when the news reached Madrid, MIR Soule
b,d LEFT. but the Government Of her Mnl
..,y had learned by perfectly regular
channel the language in which it is officially
announced to the Spanish Court, which is
IN harmony with the relations Of peace,
,mity and good understanding which esis,
between the two Governments. In this
.,,,e of the case" adds Senior Luzuriaga.
Inc Government, Of her Majesty. who, in
the SIGHT OF oil, may now act OF lis own
f,ee viii. from It's own impulse, after HAYS
inc received this news, has ordered that all
,.nd,un difficulties with the tjhtcd States
Le submitted to new investigation, in.
.,ruc,inr especially those charged with it
no, To search Tor Arguments to REJECT the
claim, of the United States, but to study
.,mply to ascertain what is Just, in order to
erant il spontaneously, freely, rs il becomes
the people whom i, governs, llIsresulyed
hy It's own impulse, to grant whatever is
usi, without any pressure. The Govern
nent is confident that the same feelings
will h. found IN the Government Of the
nited States. The President announced
It 50 to tn House Of Representatives,
saving hat his sole objee, Was justice.
We are, therefore, perfect, agreed, and
.aec lhere viii be. doui tiess, the same
.ucerlt, IN both parties, the Government
cherishes great hopes OF arriving ai sn
entirely peaceful solution Tie concluded,
rotesing bis devotion to good sense,
Justice aud reason, but did not enter at all
INTO the merits Of the case
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-04-21
DRY {. 0 VS,

lust received and for sale, a very arro aud
- complete assortment ot sf1pb and Eincp
Dig goods, to which We invite the attention OF
The public, aud particularly our old fricnd, and
customers.
Drg Goodg.
New style prints, linen lu-trcs, al colors ;
rlHehams, fancy and solid eolors hlcachcd
sbir;ing shecungs and pillow case muslins ;
brown shlrtings, aud shcctng-, Sea Island
cotton, canton Aanncls, co,tonade-, hurlaps,
linen d.ils, planters linens blcachcd drills,
jacquard diaper, cotton do; bleached and
brown linen table damask linen ,owclnr,
lIuckebaek do. crash, corded and furniture dm.
i'y white, black, and brown Hollands: Cam.
bricks, all colors paper cambria, do q large
variety of summer coatings, Italian cloth nan
kecns, linen shccling aud pillow case Linens,
Choctaw stripes, striped o.euhurgS, htskoty
stripes, deuim,, grass cloth, Bingham handker
chiefs, table covers, window curtain goods,
black cotton yeyet-, tcEngs, canvass, bird
eye diaper, patent thread, etc.
B0nneis
A very large variety OF white and eolored
silk and Grape bonncts, black silk do, split
straw do florence braid do rutland do. leg
horn do. &c, &c, misses bioomcrs cornthean
lace do. crystal lace do; net lace do Bonnet
trimmings, French tabs, French -prg, and
punches, bonnet Innings, silver head dfesscs,
&c, &c, &c, IN thu, hne
Hats.
Superior fashionable moleskin has, gents
and boys Panama do; single aud double leghoru
do. black do. tampeachy do. chip do. black
and white wool do. black meriuo do Texas
do. planter do; ko,-uth do, Nebraska do,
cill1eu's do; kansa, do, cavalier do, Know
Nothing do, superior otter mapped DO.
CAPS.
Men and boys top guard glazed caps, plailod
band do, silk plush do, cloth do; &C. &c,
and few more of the same sort
Boots and Shoes
Nlcn and boys hip and calf boots mems
super stitched calf boots shoes very supe-
nor -'tc.e Pmladepha made men and bay-
bounu and unbound Kip hroHaus goat shoes,
cnainecd do. p1tcu, leather do boys enanl-
eed do; etc. etc, embracing every variety and
quality of boots and ,hou- 90 bee found 10 CHS
market an of the very best material and wors.
marshp.
QReeHsWare.
All white granite, bro4kfa~taud dinner p'ates,
soup do. dishes all sizes. covered butter dish
Is, pickle do, pitchers, sugars. creams, e~er
and basins, covered dishes, covered salads, tens
cof,ees, soap boxes, hr.taua and silver plated
castor,, aulcrn-, soup turns, sauce du bowls,
china CAKE plates and tea set,, pttehcfs, sc,
bake dishes, aappies, cup pilates, tea pois, spit
toous, etc, etc.
Fuc scr,sns and u miOv shades.
Bingham and sin umbrellas and para,ols.
tdrIc'iag.
\ superior pierc ply double struck III the
wovvlng,
GroCCr{fS.
Bes; apple ,inel ar, starch soap, Boston leai
sugar madden ndige, alum, nutmeg, salcrai-
IL. soda, sulphur, birthstone pepper spice
imperial and black tea, salt petrc, tobacco,
smoking do 30 bags shot, powder IN keys, .
do do, canisier DO Together with every
other article usually found about such places.
G.. &. GREGG y ts'
April 7 1858.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-04-21
DAGsfCuRCOTVI'ES.

WE now have our Daguerrean business
w fully under way, and would respectfully
ay. We can accommodate al who want pc
ture. ~ as good stylc ~ can be- obtained IN
any city or town. tur rooms are convenient
aud comfortably arranged. with a large ~
quick camera fpr taking caiirru's lisencs~e-
We a-' Ia iuIi possession u AT The late I'M
proyrmrui- aud wiii ne every ruictyof To- give
satisfaction We have fin" assortment If
gold lockrts and breastpins, which will be sold
low. DOR prices for pictures are as 10" M can
Dee Offered by experienced OPERATOR
~ Rooms over Young and Harris store,
Marshall ] r d IT, J. lEARDUT.
March 81 1888 .t-ti
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-04-21

rtNilE. undersigned have obtained the asenfj
I fsr She counties of Harrison, Cas-, Bowie.
REQ Rrea Titus, Up~hur, Wood, Hopkins,
Lamar, Fanuir, Hunt, kaulman, Dallas, Collin,
Grayson, Cook, Denton and Tnrbnt, for the
sale Of leru'- patent mill. We warrant
these mills superior in crushing corn and cobb,
grinding hominy, and VIII be- found capable oi
grinding all the meal needed for family purpn
SEES. They are small, aud can he used with
one good horse or two small horses. These
mills will save to the planter at least onc-ihrd
of the co m fed in the usual way. They never
get ont Of repair, and one small hoy can
maua gr them from their simplicity We can
crush Of cobb and corn from twenty to thirty
hushel. Ia the hour with ea-e and 50 soon ~
the RISER rises, we Will have a supply nj all the
different points for sale, of which due notice
will be riyca. ..
! T Il II J. NEAROUf
Marshall. March 81. 1888
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-04-21
WITS Tn \.

GWEN & MCDONALD
hffER t.cif prolessonai c.
services 20 the citizens u 6WE-N
Mar.han sni the surrounding A4lT
country Their purpose rs q permanent sci
t'emeut and sahmN their claims to th' patron
age ot the community, on practise Of eighteen
year.
They conine their attention 10 The p'actNo
or Dentistry IN at t- various branches va
filing, cleaning, extracting and al other oppr'
nations. and FROM ll4er long experience IN the
profession feel aS.sfed OF rendering the most
perfect satisfaction
TIfiR PR NH'N ~ ORR P7WiE
WhAh Nloy ei.l insert either ou gold plate
De- aiu,.gb,re pressure or oiacrase, and
ai.ieh cauno. be- surpassed % bis ~ ANY other
country TIE Improvements wh eh uo} have
.uiroiu, cd has, rendered those teeth perfect
ior .p,e,h, u,asteaton, arc natural srpe-f-
Huer
lari.u'sr attention gwen I" the regulation
# tle ta,.h of elldrcu on the seeoud dentt
tal. iAdt,, waited on at their re sidonce when
teipit,l.
O.Hee n nc new Building on lae northwest
earner ct lhe public squafe+
Np,ii :, 1855
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-04-21

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