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Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-12-04

NEw YEARS BALL.-Mr. and Mrs. Heinz, of the
Washington Hotel, Diamond Springs, arc making
preparations to give c"tillion party IN New Year
Eve. Their hotel is one Of the best kept houses in
the mountains n, d we venture the prediction that
their party will be one Of the plca."ntcst Of the
season.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-12-04

Nav Srock.-Our old friend. Mr. John 4. Moch
having sold his old stock of gonds, isnow below for
the purpose Of selecting an entirely nrw assortment
Ofseasonabe and fashionable dr., goods aud cioihng
lie will "opcn out" at the saI'c store he has occu
pied since his return to PlaccrviIlc in few days.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-12-04

DRcEKEH lXpIANS.--Our streets arc not unirc-
qaeatly disgvaccd by the sad spectacle of Indians
rcslinE with drunkenness. and startling the ear with
ths m"st disgusting profanity. We earnestly hope
the Marshal will b. the alert Ia discover the per-
sons who JvrnISh them with liquor aud bring them
10 mcritcd punishment. The knavcs who do it,
ahoNld be drumncd out ni the country.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-12-04
Notice tO Holders OG 81 Dorado
County Warrants.


[ H. r"r,ors Eu!d'rG Warrants gi.t"rrd upon the
several tuhd, at H. ILrr,lu "uriy. If the follow
ing numbers aud r .l.:tN, h'rthy u' Irostnt
t..r for payment ~ tLr Comfy II,a,ur,IH Once
within SIXTY days from MONDAY. the 9Th day II
December, IhN, the money will he app led To the
mrit of Warrants nrNt in order Of registry i'll accord
with the prov i>iuIS Of act II the H. gl>atuTe
approved March3ls 1851. The interest IN sad War.
rants viii be- stopped fr, and after that date.
\. u. FARM
Treasurer of IL Dorado County. (aliGprhia.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-12-04

woLF BRoS.-l Happening in AT the store Of the
above gentlemen, few days pnce, wc were aston.
ishcd at the immense stock of goods with which
their shelves and counters were burdcncd. They
keep everything in the way Of dry goods clothing
AAd house furnishing goods that is desirable, and
WtthAl. are courteous and accommodating. We
Nish them success
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-12-04

CHRISTMAS TrRNEYs. Geo. Fryer, Of the "Boom.
erang," Diamond Springs, Will have grand old
fashioned shooting match,' on the 2+th inst. lie
has hundred turkeys and two hundred chickens,
which will be "put up on that day, Let the sport
clean up their shouting irons and be on hand
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-12-04

RsHIsH will, to-day, receive another large invoice
Of cheap goods. at his store on the Plaza. lie is
dstssmlned that everybody shall have an oppnrtu-
nifty to purchase . new suit for Christmas. and con
Nsuvently has bought Q " Tremendous" stock.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-12-04

Look oCr FOR TmEx.-Rcad the proclamation Of
Gov. Weller offering a reward Of five hundred dol
lars for the arrest of the murdcrers Of Richard II.
DeAk, and the same sum for the arrest Of the muir
AaFen uf larry Johus.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-12-04
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,

Or the --latest styles imported rs rs direct fr" Nrw York
and which tlcIrirTr sei ~ the same prices Glel
ntef tTsdrTs .1rc,ii to pay "a San FfAurIss"
our a.>vrtn,nt 9! fan y. Staple Aud Domestic Dry
G,,ds. Grn > Furui.l z GOUd- OF rvtfy sgriP'"n AMI
all kinds OF IiUuSe furnishing CVOd.. Is ton extensive I.
tiunrrar. We respectfully invite W." lu!S {" rsll H'n
examine stock before pur' iAsLg t-'~irT" W. VII
give satisfaction 10 I'll ~ ling Better Goods aud Gle
than the chsHi"st
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-12-04
Treasurer Of II Dorado County. -,


AlS', M. 90, drawn on thu Wagon Road Fund
anu Registered Angus 4th. l>i,.
Also, No. l." drawn an the Branch Road Fundaud
Registered in September. ISIS.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-12-04

but perhaps, would prove to BE- lnnTe efIcctual
fer That purpose thun the uhc ! have alluded to-
none ut icusl could be- more feasible. So thinks
AN Ell DORADO MINER.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-12-04
OUR MOTTO.

WYE tine uidcr.gn-'i beg leave to call the attention
w 81 the ladies and BileIr 81 PiacTrViie AID VI
ciniiy and .he pablo IL e. n-rll. To M
IMMENJ Sc STOCK
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-12-04

THGoDoRE TRAcv. Of Wells. Fargo Co., has out
grateful thanks for numerous iavOrs during tn,
week
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-12-04

FINE SrocK.--lI. W. Jones' 4 Co. have in store n
very heavy stock Of choice liquors and cigars We
have tried samples Of each and are prepared to
vouch for their excellence. Ifthc reader he skcpti.
cal on the "pint," we refer him to Jim Nav kns,
late Of Pike. He's tried en-. too.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-12-04

In. l.. J. CIArAAY.-Wr wonld direct the VSp.,,,1
attention Of hNAIds ~ rrrusA at DT. l.. j. CaapksT
adVcrtiscnrni, to r found IN aOtheT cOIunn II ill.,
paper. crdeT Ia IAacc the service Of ksFned ~
r\pcIcntt jsCiAn within their Traeh. 70 mueh Il,
la, been MhCIcd the human family from the D,Tri
and praciIcrs Of eH,pIIcs, that il Sem
Il W. we're fnilirg GOunJVR duty To make knvc-~
"h'T" r'Ici he oGtn'Hr. To tlSOse unfosIa 1O,s
rnuush 10 -nrr fTun the effects Of sexual or Dvv.,
disease, their III treatment. cheVTlly eon,m.nf
Dr. l.. j. CLapkay man VI rare Acgntiis and u,rdi
cal acquTrrhs, pos>c>sing all the rcuuisitss re-.
long rNr r"nec and acknnW lodged skin, fur the ave-
cr>ul Iracticc II his profession. Having made SERIAL
complaints especial study; like the celebrated ri
r"rd, "I Paris, hr !" cuIbl I" guarantee Htrsrer,
aud speed, IN all " private ehPnNiF a.,
ease. whether the effects of ontagI", srf abss. a.
uss " NIrty; and IN order that patients at dIsOaes
may avail thrmScVCNOf hts advice, free -
t,r open To them The knON IedC. that we have a
the he has efcrrd. Of hieh o..
Of long stsndiHR lCadS Ie place much faith in In
('s efficacy, and CONNIE hd hun to the confidence ~
those in al health. DR.. CLapka>s Office IL "a kasrS
mcnto st b,uW Montgomery, nraTl, Opposite the Pa.
cine Man steamship tO.'S once, San fTAncIscO.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-12-04

SITUATION WANrED.--An industrious Young cou-
pie are anxious secure q situation 10 HOTEL The
husband is u good cook. the wife good laundress,
aud will not object to do chamber work. Enquire
a. the Ohio ll''iac
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-12-04

WHosE TO lIL,NEy---The Atlantic paper mail
reached us last night, but no letters. SOMe one
at Inut-Whn il hey
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-12-04
Election Notice.

NOTICE IL hereby given that Election will he held
~ Monday night, December 9th. at the (itN Hail.
for Chief aud First and Second Assistant Engineers III
the Phcervillc Fire Department, in accordance with
Ordinance, No. Is.
GEO. I. JONES, Mayer.
Flacervillc, Nov 81, 1858. I37-lwl
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-12-04

IN 0AA GERMAN AND AMERICAN CIGARS,
OV,OUO for sale lower hsD before offered in
n. SEwBACER'S.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-12-04

MERRITT 4 BADLAHI, los street. our
aulhoFIssd Agents for Sacramento.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-12-04

We are greatly indebted 10 Mcs-rS. Mug ut and
Prt. If the phcrrvlr link Store. Tor lat" EmSi, III
papers, Magazines. PiriniialS DC. They Lave ta'
icty oi the choicest works at their store.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-12-04
Wiutar,s paisam in VerIhn,,t.

ik'sprE"n, VI, May 5, IsA
BiSm Of Wild Cherry. You may fnIw ward, IL you Ul.s
three d"Irh The medicine gives Lrtt,r $50
faction here ~ rulmuhHrt pnints than any otI
have kept Ihnve tried with perfect .N
myself having been troubled with severe cough f, 49,
than year, mud having Ir"fusc night Tor IN ~
month had tired vaTiuus I,JnlAr remedies wlbon,
trTia benefit at length tried UIsfdrs RGIs0o, m M:
CHERRY and byforr had nisn III, nrNt both. / G
great relief Two bottles have wrought = cure oSAd
Yours, TrHpt ctfuIy.
IlCBl'AKD HAsTINCs
None gennn, unless signed ]. butts "li the Erspn".
Seth " Fowlr Co LIS MAShingtnn st.. noa,,ru'
-tPF4-t~rS.-t-lri by their HErHrS pvFTy WTJFT.
sold by Henry JC,nS", C" MhOlSsAle DruRRst, Ia
Washington street San Francisco sale Ahis fsT u, y
I ihr coast ~FS
rErIIT CIIOArE aud X. WHITE, Agents for Placer.
rVilIs. .,EAI,t
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-12-04

In lonking over some old papers the other day, We
stumbled upur a paragraph in one of them, which
we give below as IL specimen Of the political saht nj
our anti Lcc"mptnn Black Republican l'rodrrck ad
vcrsar> II the last rttion 1T is most anima'in.
to the iisblcs We take il from the Marvsvillt
{ br gus D.m"Y,'t:
"Jo~ G. ", KNEES Whale the Iccoul, arr howl
Ing Black E,pubilcanSm u e.. Mrkibhcn because the
Republican party nuiiu.tr ted opposition Ia him. let il
he remembered that t,y, too. RETAINED from making
AIRY nominations against lin. The LerumpunitcS dfr,'i
not nut candidates for Congress- and therefore, Lett
their party Tree for M'klhcn aud Dudley. They
have thus virtually Endorsed candidates ConEr,S
80. MrKhhrn, lie ia'"Tr"IHMp Representative TMt
Dr0jIr Is candidate for Cungrts'. without OppuSitun
Even lis enemies dumb, and whole people unite in
doing Inn honor"
"Thc Tcrrnp'onitrS incl not put forth candi.
dates f r Congress- aud, therefore, left their party
free to vote for McKlhbrn and Dudley" Being
left untlammort, will the Itm"Crrt hr pleased It
furnish us with the figures. exhibiting how many ri
the Lrcomlinuitcs they are termed awaited
Themselves Of t"ir freedom 10 vote for the two upoS
tatrS above numrd' OF course. "a whoc people
united in dom. him JnStlh honor -. the oli
cial vote Of the STATE proves the propnsitiun. HW
ant oDpositoD, induisrd by the b. gusitcs and tie
Blacks. Joseph. "honcst Ju>rph," succeeded in OBJ
tanning upwards Of ,tt,a Moa@iHd h.s than Il ma
nrtv of all the votes east at the election. This pla
,cS beyond controversy the truth Ut the assertion
tina, go "hvit I,"Dl. unite, &c.
Bah bah black sheep Hfm""rN! guess
better or reason more wisely next time.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-12-04

Pf,iotR, arts N.>,r>. Wo"1, Ntlac. hav" f:td W
w" of PloiogiEI!t I""ns Mt Salmuh- old stand e.
1hcy a'" cur aNs for beautiful and tr;;Lful Wv {:
P!a",;Y,iir.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-12-04

=. Q. HI,RLEY b authorized to receive moneys
due this once.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-12-04
HAVANA CIGARS.

CtIIOICESr brands Of Genuine Havana Cigars. just
4 ccivcd in large Quantities and for sale ut small I'D
vance Oh importers prices, at ...
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-12-04

There n ramon on the streets that the Prc>i-
dent hnd drclarrt after hr heard from Illinois, that
lhr Caster and Iu!luN Of the Srnatc commonly
call, Douglas aud Brodcrick. should be restored In
his confidence II they would ~ aud say unto him
IL was wrong forgive me and then tell me what
can do tn favor YOU" 2un.hi' lee.
II il insulting to Douglas To couple his name with
that If the archap"statc and dcnng"guc Frederick.
II il calculated IT, lessen Iii, influence Sully his rep
utalon, ALLEVIATE his friends, encourage his foes,
bring disgrace upon lis maine, contempt upon his
intellect and honesty and render HIM extremely
odious to the pure and patriotic everywhere. The
Black Republicans know ths.-thcy hate and fear
him, aud To ctIectunlly destroy him they have i'll
Structed their organs in this State the E''. E"i"a
aud journals oil like ilk, TO associate his nam" with
that of Broderick. We know and we speak from,
positive information. that Douglas has contempt
amounting to luathing for DrodcricL and hi. tools.
The true friends If Douglas repel with scOrn the
advances Of the Frederick Republicans.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-12-04

lhi=tl -4...i Ii 1iurcin1pr, Tia
Wit'u II. A. { 4Win # a.on.
On he .ilh No,,n.hcr, the wife If J. Fcl-cnihal
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-12-04
WINTER GOODS
BOOTS, SHOES. SLIPPERS.

Fine Philadelphia Quilted Roots. French Dancing Pumps
aud thousand other articles, too mention
which will BE- sold at as low prices they b. bnuEh at
any store this aide Of San Francisco
The public are invited to call ami examine my goods and
prices. MARK LEVISON.
PiAcervilIe, November 9th, lSSN
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-12-04
NOTICE.

On The ssh If November. III" wife e James Or
81 i dnu.htcr
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PLACERYILLE.

PLACERvILLE, lSONORA, TuOlumne Go
Irnn " ont Store, CoFnrr
south Side Of Slain Street Washington ll"+'isI "''
&" QuICII SaIcs n nd Small PrOltS,'
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-12-04
II. W. JONES 81 co.

sT- ALL O"pLES f.on the country promptly n'i,id
t.. aa Warranted to gvc SAT- {, tii. Gma, .,n, ~
q! chatE..
II. ~. JONES & 60.
ITacr.v,!c. bee unt5 itI4. l>:.> p
Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1858-02-18
PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.

To the Senate and House Of Representa-
tres IF The United .States
| have received from J Calhoun, Esq,
president of the late constitutional con-
stitutional convention of Kansas, copy,
daily certified by himself, of the consti-
tuition framed by that body, with the ex-
preston Of the hope that would sub
nit the same to the consideration Of Coz :
gress, with the view Of the admission
sion of Kansas into the Union as an in
dependent State" In compliance with
this request, herewith transmit to Con
gress, for their action. the constitution of
Kansas, with the ordinance respec ing
the public lands, as well as the letter OF
Mr.. Calhoun, dated at Lecompton, on The
18th ultimo, by which they were accom-
panied. Having received but a single
copy of the constitution and ordinance,
] send this to the Senate.
A great delusion seems TO pervade the
public mind in relation to the condition
of parties in Kansas. This arises from
the difficulty of inducing the American
people to realize the fact that any portion
Of them should be in state Of lion
against the government under which they
live. When we speak of tie affairs of
Kansas, we are apt to refer merely to the
existence of two violent political parties
in that territory, divided on the question
Of slavery. just as we speak of such par
ties in the States. This presents no ad-
equate idea Of the true state of the case.
The dividing line there is not between
two political parties, both acknowledging
the lawful existence of the government
but between those who are loyal to this
government aud those who have endea
yOred TO destroy its existence by r,e
! and by usurpation-between those who
sustain and those who have done all in
their power to overthrow the territorial
government established by Congress-
This government they would long since
have subverted. had it not been protec,ed
from their assaults BY the troops of the
United States. Such has been the con
dition of affairs since my inauguration
Ever since that period large portion .
the people of Kansas have been in stat,
Of rebellion against the government, viii
military leader at their head of mos
turbulent and dangerous character. The,
have never acknowledged. but have con
stantly renounced and defied the govern
ment to which they owe allegiance, an,
have been all The time in state of resis.
ahce against its authority They ha,D
Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1858-02-18
For the Quasqueton Guardian
THINGS LOVE.

love 20 watch the sunny buds of Spring
In every germ fun blown fowret bring;
] love to wander DER the hill and dale
love the lightning's flash, the mild spring gale:
love upon the broad blue heavens to look
love to ctd n good instructive book
Yet more than these l love that faithful friend
Who through lif e changing scenes ne'cr tho't
of change;
Who shares my Joy or sr;ef, !" i,' a-.-a,,,
Aud who, with all my faults, can love me still.
These things love, thanks to iliat God above,
Who gave 70 human h arts this boon of love
Qaorqwton, FEB. I.
Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1858-02-18

CoMICAL lNNocENcE.-An exchange
says Il tie child had made stool. no
two of tie legs of which weae of length.
While in vain trying 10 make it stand up.
on the floor, he looked into his mothers
face and asked, "Does God see every
thing? p Yes. my child" "Wel."
replied The son. /" l guess he will laugh
When he see, th. s,,.l."
Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1858-02-18

DO you keep matches 90 asked
young wag. of retailer.
"Oh, yes. all kinds" was the reply.
Well, then, I'll take trct:ing match
The retailer Immediately handed him
a box of Brandreth' Pills.
Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1858-02-18
.
For the Quasqueton Guardiqn.
THE SUNSHINE.

The sunshine bright, is peeping
Straight into my little room,
Chasing away the shadows,
And laughing away the gloom.
1t comes from the azure heavens,
On wings of the zcphyrs sweet,
Showcring flood of sunbeams
Rosy and bright, at my feet.
Like gushes of fairy music,
Far back in the dreamy past,
Come thoughts to the mind unbidlen,
The sweetest in memory cast
1t comes to the careworn spirit,
Weary with toll and strife,
Like dew to the dropping flower,
Bringing it back to life.
Oh sunshine! glad and joyous
From heaven, so pure and free
Who does not love thy coming.
: Who does not welcome thee.
ELLA.
Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1858-02-18

Why was Pharaoh's daughter like a
broker? Because she got a little propA-
ct from the rusbes on the banks.
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LESS COMPENSATION.
Il. A. EZElL, A. NJ Pres

Marshall Jan. y. 81 u If
As7s" Galveston Christian Advocate, tad,lo
Gazette south Western, shreveport jefferson
Ga2ite p>hnr Democrat, copy four weeks and
-eHd account to H. A Fzel Marshall. Texas.
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From the Sunday leader
ALfND

~ T, }. n
Blind .--ay, bind "a Is the statue stone
Nv sigh, i sealel--i bid the words good night
And like prisoner IN q Dungeon, lone
dwell in darbnoss in the mids Of light
Oh, God shall i, he ever thus 10 live,
Yet. living sel the darkness Of the grave
While others dance through lie with light and Joy
To gropc my waya Cyclops in his cave
lis ssee, 70 fcl the am warm loving KISS
To taste the ifesAns.s of the mountain hn,,ze
The flowers fragrance smell akin 70 bliss
And hear earths warbler. in the eaiy trecs
Yet this Is but a shadow Of the jos
That sight imparts-a feather IN The scale
Oh why can not ser az when hos
roamed DER woody hiIla and grassy vale
,Iut | am blind no mora enchanting VIEWS
Shall eer again burst ou my eager sight
Color lizhi and shade oarih's varied hgcs
Theg loriossrainbow all are gulphei innsht
Gcdsaid H. there e light and light ihrre wac
The dearest boon that e'er to earth was 81.
The light was lile and ben1iys primes' causc
A glorious scnblaroe of the future HEAVIER
Thea Why should gloom AMI darkness BE- my loi
Wa i because / lowed thi. world too val
And in ny alteration God forgot
And was il through bis mercy this bele
An, yes He took my idol. ihai ! might
Give thought TO lim and find tlo uarrog aa1
AMI then, wheu Tina Is done 10 wake 20 hehf
Eternal hia. and neyreudnr dar
He who knows well what be- is arablr
OF has seldom bad success.
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Finest JOB PRINTING Establishments in III. =.

considerable additions Of the newest and a a
fashionable designs lie may therefore nnn,a a's'
with confidence that he has
Finest JOB PRINTING Establishment. in ,h...
aud Is fully prepared io cXccu,c an wort ~
which he may be- favored in a style not In wa
cclcd l,y any establishment in the coun,r, y
has on hand a large lot Of car,k. If ali "
superior article OF book paper besd,s
lot Of looscap' iol4o, post and letter an,
very pretty assortment OF note paper for pra,i-
bali tickets funeral note paPr' etc. cs NJ
work ls not only well executed but done vbo~
DELAY
PAMPHLETS. FUNERAL. Tlcy.r.
SARps,;a ,.,.,.r. hnh,ANkS, # al III
BALL TIC kEIS, bilL HEADS
STORE BILLS, HAND BILLS,
B.ltfS. HORSE BILLS
viii br printed at the shortest notice &c.
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AkcnioN NJ.

NE have removed from our Old stand 20 the
" house next doorto Nessr. Haynes X lnr-
rls, WHERE W. are now receiving inll stock Of
saddIery. We shall be pleased to have our old
customers call and purchase mop and pay for
what they have bought
]. T. EDWARDS q co
March 90 1s - n
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LAW CARD.

VI CLouGH. iRoraeg NJ Lar Marsbal.
-. Harrison county Texas.
sss- Office 10 the ros OF buildings East % the
Public square
Sept :, le53
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LAW CARD.

HALL Il MosELEY iponsB end Coul-
IL seii0ys al Lar.
ADDRESS M j Hall Marshall Texas, s
F. Moacley, jefferson:
Feb, l3, 1855 iy
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n n. ADAMS ,hieu-g r L4w Marshall
\. Harrison County 'leta-. vil' practice n
the sixth Judicial District and n the supreme
and Federal Court al ttiat
Jan / Z i-J2
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LAW CARD.

I VI CLOIGH & X. 81 VANTtND1
-. .iaapeH Hi f1raseioa o. lau Mar
shall Harrison county, fAas
Janc 10 81 W - b.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-06-26
LAW CARD.

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January ~ 2~55.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-06-26
Now Orleans Advertisements.
Paper-Hanging, Paiats, Glass, aud
water toiors.


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