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Nevada national., 1859-06-11

WATER WonEs.- Our water works are nov
in fine cond.tio There Is no mountain
town in California that is better protected
against FIRE than Grass Valley. The reser-
voirs are large. and have a sufficient clevsi
Ion to command the entire town. Hydranis
are stationed about two hundred feet apart
through tie principal streets, and the pres
sure il sufficient TO force the water through
a hose with ihe power Of n steam engine.
Our streets and sidewalks are kept cool
aid iree o: duet, by the daily showers from
th, sc hydrants.
Our cd.g-ns arc under many obligations
to Capt. llolalng, the constructor aud pro-
prelor OF the G ass Valley water works; and
they should extend TO him u liberal remuner.
alton.
Nevada national., 1859-06-11

Nm. FDrroR nm Democrat aud my
name is John Doe. l enjoy the reputation
Of being = political fixer mp" Of things
democratic. aud worker OF wires Political.
| am watched and talked to and-bored
by my fellow democrats every day. Each
wants To know what ticket am playing The
rariy and most Of them n.ked me II Il is
all right yet. ] bought eigsr the other
day from Lewis Brothers. aud Immediately
friend who had observed the purchase
wanted To know ifl was playing for the
Lewis boys yote--sn hour nfterwar : a
friend atked me to pus. one OF Samuel's best
weeds. and the el arfc vns n adr 10 me that
WAS conriing Samue,'s iulnence through
The essence Of the excellent smoke weeds he
20 politely sells-bscause looked In at
Harry Harrineion's a few days ago. aud
"leciioneering. put on olesn ,hiri and
had my hRir redolent with the perfume Of n
hSrbers shop ard iusiar,ly zone Of our
frieEds Esid | was playing for the s. nice"
fbt'Tr vi hhtr - Hh'f
I am currying favor with the oriesrS'of W
Post Office. lrI get my mornings beef
steak. they say have the butcher pledged
for myself and my friends. | hear wonder
ful stories Of the work have done and an
doing eat, drink. sleep. walk, talk. live,
move, have my being aid chew tobacco with
a view to politics. il my friends cay truly of
OF me, and bear no false witness.
What am to do II hide myself 'hall
be suspec ted OF working in the biglwayr-
10y ways aud out Of the ways of the County
must grin and bear il through my hssliy
is visibily sinking under it, Ifpp'sl TO yon
Mr.. Editor TO lecture our friends on their
suspicious. +" Suspicion Lrunta tie guilty [
mind"
JOHN DOE.
NnraAa Iurn
Nevada national., 1859-06-11

HovIcipE.-A difficulty ocsnrTeA on aoo
nsy'r Fiat few days siGcc. between WIN. D.
Osgue and Milton Moore hy which the latter
lost bis life. The difficulty arose shout the
water right to s,pFinz. where the parties
met mud had Fight. in which Osgue stabbed
ard then shot Moore, Who died from the ef-
frcls ri the wounds frw hours a'terward..
Oaeue gave himself up. was tried and ac
qu;lied before justice OF the peace in Rough
& Ready. bat We understand that a warrant
has been issued ard is row in the hands OF
tie Sheriff Of this Couniy. for his re. arrest.
Nevada national., 1859-06-11
onr c.rais.,e for Congress.

i. generally conceded that Mr.. Henr.
Meredith will receive the unanimous supper
os the delegation from this county 10 th'
State convention. for Congress.
Mr.. Meredith has been for several years q
resident OF Nevada County, and has been on
able. faithful, aud jealous worker in the
democratic patty. Should he he the nominee
Of the State convention, be will receive the
united aud hearty support Of tie democracy
Of this county. ~ he undoubtedly will OF ibe
entire State. Mr.. Meredith. though young
mau, possesses superior abilities a, lawyer.
is fine orator. a courteous gentleman. &
.ourd national democrat. and in every way
highly qualified TO represent our golden State
in the balls Of our national legislature. A
better nomination could not be made.
Nevada national., 1859-06-11

ADsuED RuNoR.--A lilly runior wasrepor-
ted ly some Of the opposition papers, that
Mr.. John II. NcConnell-ihan whom there j.
not sounder democrat in Nevada County,
had gone over to the enemy. The Brod,r
ickiiss we're rejoicing. a, the prospect oi get
ting 20 respectable gentleman into their
ranks, v hich we Go not blame shem for; but
they should be more particular in the future
aud not place too much reliance on 'uch dl,
rumors. II is simply absurd to say that j.
z. Mcconnell is any thing else than sound
\aiioual Democrat.
Nevada national., 1859-06-11

The Nevada Democrat gives al accom-, OF
Il serious accident that occurred at Nebraska
,hait. on lAst Saturday morning. ltappesrs
hat several of the hands were in The car and
started down the inclined shat. to the drift
before the engineer had time TO connect the
couplings OF the drum and shaft, and the car
started down the incline at Lightning speed.
Two OF the men were seriously injured. S.
Dayton had bis back brok,n, and WAS badly
biui-td and cut; his recovery is Doubtful
Thomas Godfrey was slso seriously Injured.
Nevada national., 1859-06-11
srnAwprnnrrs.-Th This delicious lui, i.aov

SrRkwBEREIEs.-Tbi delicious fIuii il row
Incoming plentiful in our market. Ihs lar
sest aud best favored ones We have seen this
season. ere from the rauch Of Mr.. Justice.
sLout two miles from this place. Mr. JUS
ice LEFT fine Lox of them in our Office airS
Iays since. which We divided Justly With a
riend, " bo hsppeEed in just IN time 10 help
at them. and who joined with as 10. Just en-
oninms on the size aud delicious fla, ,or Vi
ir. Justices Strawberries.
Nevada national., 1859-06-11
DENYING their Id. nifty.

One OF our Eastern exchanges ssys that
the continual change Of name under which
the opposition TO democracy disguisss itself
TO Escape responsibility for the past. reminds
them Of an 0 d darkcy. the burden OF whose
prayer was that de Lord would come and
take C9ssr's soUl to hebben." One night
just before retiring, he was startled by n
knock at his cabin door. WHO dar?' be
called out. s'The Lord was the response.
in scpulchral tone What de Lord want 2
lie tremblinely asked. Wants Caesars soul
broke on the solemn stllness. Pop went the
light. and under the bed went the humble pc
siIioner. exclaiming mo sich niggah.here sah
been dead desc tree weeks"
Nevada national., 1859-06-11
Nevada June s'h, 1859
@. v. Fire. T,eo' and ladder Go.
JOHN DOE.

The Grass Valley Fire, Eo aud Ind
der Company b.ld ,h,ir r'lular Aunral
Meeting OH last Monday Evening. The fol.
lowing officers for the eu,ulng year were
elected -
SM. Smith, Chief Engineer.
E.w. Haywood. lst Assistant Engineer.
C. d. Cleveland, 2nd DO Go
Cha's Il. Edwards. Treasurer,
Tho.. 5. Levy, Secretary.
The Funds Of the Company being insult
cisui TO defray The necessary expenses Of
the Company, Committee con-istin: of
Dr.. {. b. Cleveland aid L. L. Lsmarqas
was appointed to call upoa the c.tzvns of
Grass Valley. and soli"lI a,I in small sums
for the purpose VI ds:raying nil necessary
expenses.
Nevada national., 1859-06-11

lSDErENDgNT FAn1Y.-A move is now on
foot in Nevada. TO organize an Independent
peoples party, in ,his county. for the pur-
pose, no doubt, Of gratifying the peculiar
whimr OF our old friend John Anderson. who
is always 'fornensl' the democracy 'cu,ses'
the Elack Republicans. aud has too much
self respect 10 be Broderiekite.
If no prrqcniing Providence. they will
meet in ma-s convention on the 18th inst.
at the Court House in Nevada Provided
the court house should not be large enough
TO hold them. they will probably adjourn,
aud meet on the top Of Sugar Loaf"
Nevada national., 1859-06-11

YouxG's CIR ESTlrIEisE.-M Ctas. W.
Young, of,rs nnoih'r erafd iilt eui'riain-
inrnt, to come off ON The i2th OF July next
II Nevada The nggrei ate. value Of the pri-
yes Is S9lli. The articles are new and val.
4alle and are faid to lie The choicest lot Of
sold watches, js~elIy. DC. ever brough, 10
his county.
Tickets are only one dollar each, and arc
going oil Ike bot cakes in Nevada.
Nevada national., 1859-06-11
The War in Europe.

By the overland mail we have late news
from Europe Itarpearr that war has aciu.
ally commenced between Austria on the one
hand, and Sardinia. France and Rs--ia on
The other. The attitude Of Great Britain l.
~srlike; which silc she will cspcuse is hard
iy matter oi doubt. az Der s.mpa.hies arr
strongly in favor Of the struggling Italians
The American heart viii also beat In sym
psthy for the weak and oppressed little row
or OF Sardinia Though Offering no material
aid. the sympatbies OF powerful democratic
government like ours, will help encourage
them perhaps. to deeds of vslor.
Nevada national., 1859-06-11

The Democratic primary elections were
held in 'his county on Saturday last. Dele
gates will undoubtedly be scui to the State
Cons ention. Instructed to vote for Mr. Hrnry
Meredith for Congress II is also understood
that The delegation from this county will
sulIeri Mr. Findlry for the State Treasury
ship. There will lac no instructions given NJ
to Governor. but the great majority OF the
delegates will probably support Weller.
Nevada national., 1859-06-11

From Kentucky paper We learn thai Mr
". W. Sale. brother of J. X Sale Of ih.
place, isa candidate Tor Congress in tie :.
Congressional district OF that state. W.
hope Mr.. Sale will be elected. as be is said 4,
lie an unwavsring democrat; aud possessing
fiIe qualifications for ihe Office.
Nevada national., 1859-06-11
Pr.urury EyrtHrf1s.

Sxvsna-The primary election took rlsee in tiis
County Oh Saturday. We have not ye; received fsl
retuTns. a correspondent; writing from Grsss Vale,
informs u that tle Weller ticket was elected II
hat town by n,;;.ring vote. viz Weller, i-e, Anti
Weller, e5--Saucae.,o Standard.
The Standards informant il mistaken
There xas no such issue made here, Ct tL'
primary election. TO our know ledge.
Nevada national., 1859-06-11

Gr. jos. Woodsorih has completed Lis
tunnel. on Cincinnati Ilill. and has struck
the lead. The quartz taken from this lead
near the surface, Was very rich; aud the in
dicsiion- are that il will prove one of th.
most valuable mines in this nrighborhoood
1t il supposed to be The same lead worked hy
ue.srs. Wait 3Cn. on Massachusetts I'LL.
Nevada national., 1859-06-11

The weather, for ihs past few days. has
been. intensely hot. Sherry cohbers. ic,
creams, aud summer clothing have been the
order ofihe day. Politicians have even kept
quiet. The dogs have been peacesbly inclined.
the loaiers have retired 20 cool aud shady
places. aud cur streets have presented an un-
usually quiet aspect during the rast week.
Nevada national., 1859-06-11

CETyixG RIcHFR.--We understand that
the Yield of the Allison lead last week. was
iweuty.eieht thousand dollars. One thcus.
aud dollars would probably cover all the e2-
penses: thus leaving the nice little sum Of
fur thousand .fre hundrtd dollars per day
ltoll ON the pact weeks woik.
Nevada national., 1859-06-11

gsa- Mr. Spencer, of the Grass valle-
Book Store, furnished us, by the last rrrival
with generous supply OF Atlantic papers
Our readers may, al all times. find upon hi,
counter the latest news from all parts of ih,
world
Nevada national., 1859-06-11

Me.srs. Hamilton 4 GOWN are making
extensive preparations for the grand ball 10
lie given at Hamilton Hall. 10 this place, on
the evening of The fih of July next.
We hope our cit gems will take some steps
soon to act 10 concert with our sister iosn
sesads. in commemoruiing the glorious aa-
niseIsary 0! our national independence.
Nevada national., 1859-06-11

Mu-gins asked u. the following foolish
conundrum the other day:-"why is Cow
Ike baby!r or course. We can answer il.
The COW drinks water and makes milk, and
the baby drinks milk aud makes -
Nevada national., 1859-06-11
To Architects end Builders.

THE USpfEsISNfi, viii receive fl.ns ard s.ss.
eesiion- for ;he Fnl, rgemsut ana Erftiirs " We
Mzsnnic ana GA fellr~s Hall gntii tic iiru Aoi.
cav in Inly. The .uIn 81 FIFTY IOLiAsS for tie
Pl,ns aud Specides tions which may he selected.
The plan % Lot aud proposed imrrovsnsnt-, vits
fau p.riiculsrs nav br ob Aired Of G. k~id~nn.
kCo The undsr,isres rsssrve TO th.f. sslsss VI .
rigLt 50 reject any all fiNus aud ~ seifest
&. Il. EDWARDS.
g. c. KisG.
T. NJ. Woop. 10
+. hELlIHcKR.
7. II. wEsr.
JoBs MApRrLL
Crsss v.i'-y. June Q. 1859. Nr
Nevada national., 1859-06-11

We were shown u few days since : small
peach limb about one.iuch In diameter. which
vas broken fsom the tree by the weight of
shs young fruit. fteontained 2s5 peaches;
ssd ssHr from The orchard Of Mrs. Bennett.
Nevada national., 1859-06-11

oLD BorEBnS.--A sample package Of the
simcn pure old Bourbon was leii In our Of
fee few days since. Our faster prononn
ees IL the genuine article. Hisexpericnce in
the basiness render, BIZ Judgment in such
matters pei feehy satisfactory 10 u'.
We understand that Judge Hrywood has
for sale. n large supply Of this ancient and
exhilerating beverage.
Nevada national., 1859-06-11

The Alameda county agricultural society
will given grand Floral Fair Ball, )" ON the
2cih inst, at Oakland. We bave receiv ed a
card OF invitation, and ticket Of admission
to The hall. The committee Of invitation
comprise nearly ali the leading politicians Of
CAlfierniA
Nevada national., 1859-06-11

PErscSAi- Hon. c. L. Scott, VIM. Van
voorhirs. Hon. Chas. Fairfax, Hon. Thomas
Findley. Mr.. Saml. Brooks. Major Graham.
and other distinguished democrats. have Wis
tied our town during the past week.
Nevada national., 1859-06-11
r-asntrg.

L--r oa.~-- -. - --------.-e'--. ---i. 49,
didn't draw. People are not AJAX Ous up
here TO pay their dollar more ,han once, to
to see small ,.zel jscks-s, paper Dragon,
aud u short tailed dog.
Nevada national., 1859-06-11
47S PRIZES,
Valued, in the Aggregate, at
Gill DOLLARS.

Es-The rfires consist of ENTiRTIY NFw AND
FASHIONABLE GoOrs. sna-Are Of sc-i choice and
desirable stock ever offered in SsvAda.
The prizes will be distributed 10 ticket haiders
having the fret numbers drawn from ore up ia four
bundled and seventy eight inclusive To give all
opportunity to obtain valuable prize she tickets
have been pnt $, the los price Of 81 each. Tho
holder IL oue icLe ct ill be admitted TO the eutertsn
usni and he entitled 10 5 chance IL the distribution
o,tls prizes.
Nevada national., 1859-06-11

DECLINED Dr.. T.. A. Tompkins bas d..
clinrd the nomination Of The Hroderickii
Tor Supcrinicnd. Of Common Schools
So says the Btm0eyct.
Nevada national., 1859-06-11
~-Ass vAIs.Er. srrE II. 1850.


ssso. A. Lssssaosr &. ssf s.ly e.tlsti,sd Aren't
~ sasrsusEs.. he x.ss 5s fesHa ~ g. J at
hs. cfI4s. a. cnASG i. .sr sole Agent in ssr
fsansisss. he J, smpe~sr.d 10 rsssi's sdssTi'e
.aenss, and r.eep; Tor the same. hs may 10 found
~ es Gsrshaat street. ~ .tsirs.
Asncr.- Henry Ksehis. fsq., at tie ss,. Of
rEsrusn 1 Coz fxfres.. Main Street Nevada {, cur
sstheriEed rrsni at Nsxses CITY All advertise
.snis left sish Nr. nsekie Sili reecs. prompt at
ssut"n frgm legal 1aseriisencnt Nil bs re.
turned ', rr Haelie. y iih TFoof q publication
coon "a lntlIeAtien ~ irt..
Nevada national., 1859-06-11
DECLARATION
AS SOLE TRADER.

THIS DECLARATION. made at Grass VALLEY Town.
shin In the County of Nevada, state af California
this sirih day Of June in the year 1850, witnes
see as follows -
! SARAH I. LFrrELNAN. wife sf EDWARD II.
IEIPEiNAN, residents, q. SAID township. intend TO
carry IN said county of Nevada. In my name
aud On my account the business of Milliner.
vested In laid b. sness Is less than live 1housand
/, Dollars. (sixued) SARAH LxrrnNAs.
Iuiy acknowledged June 9TH. ltts. tfor witch see
Record Of Nevada ounty, at the ssme date bs.
fore mel cHAs. y SMITH, Notary Public.
Nevada national., 1859-06-11
HE no wLAs
ROTARY 2AYYBnY,

I'VE are prepared 10 furnish at short ro;ie~
W the above Iintt-ry. and weuii request the ate
nticn Of all Quart 10 Il PIE iolr 10 the ecten
oi mill f.r efficiency in ssiratirs - Id 1t is be-
coming cel@bIas' .-nd We lf We hssi in Ito-
noat ag ts up,r iu evtry ie.i &C. TO any rov
IN use.
- our request MR.. ALrARIN n PAIL surerin.
tefdslt OF The oriental uH ria Mil. near Se~ds
city consented sx lain Il working ef IL mill
and show it, efficiency Ia who may feel inteTest
and all judge III 1t better by seeing Il in iTsc
teal operation would refer olartI n4en OF Nsv-
ada county t. him.
GODDARD HASscON h RANKIN,
46.6n Pacific Foundry, San Francisco.
Nevada national., 1859-06-11

Ec- The Democratic Central Committee,
.. Nevada County. is requested TO mee, at
the Court House, in Nevada. on Saturday
ths lib Of June, NJ 10 o'elock. A. u.
wv. WATT. Chairman.
Nevada national., 1859-06-11
A LAwrER's 8 Cam The following adver
tisenent We clip from western paper;
N. ". CLAPp.

Eternally at law. and solicitor at the bar
lie registers deeds. makes convey ancts, aud
plays b--ii generally.
Judge Clupp. Of this place, can have the
above advertisement inserted 81 bis own, II he
vishee II, on reasonable terma
Nevada national., 1859-06-11

"BE JABERs." says Pat, ,'' the divil show
has the man who waits till he's kilt before
he acts on the delnsive."
Nevada national., 1859-06-11

THE eonsrtusrship isr.iefsre srpt ng t.tvses
r. { TiOw ARD and y II. JkCkR. unfrr the nsl
" poNAED & 20, 10 si.i. day ii.,ols.t ,, n1ss
ai consent. u G EuwARI,
T. o. jAGO.
crss. valley Tyne 10. iss'. I've
Nevada national., 1859-06-11

Jerry Sullivan sent Us as usual. ON the ar
rival OF the Steamer huge bundle sf late
foreign and Atlantic papers.
Nevada national., 1859-06-11

fmmnnuei Church.
Irvine Service viii be held in this Church on sun
day ne1t Mt O'Clock T.. N. instead OF II A. NJ and
4P ~. s< heretofore. All are invited.
Nevada national., 1859-06-11
NOTICE.

THE STOCKHOLDERS Of the Nevada and 0rass
Valley Turnpike Company viii meet st Nevada. June
20 At clock, r. NJ, for the purpose OF sleeting
oficsrs Of said Corporation for the ensuing year.
BY order Of the Board Of Directors.
HENRY MEREDITH. rrss
r. enouAxnn, sserstsry
Nevada, Nay II. lsse. -
Nevada national., 1859-06-11
DIED.

DIED.
In Navaia city on Monday June 9Th MuvitIE snn
ofl s and Rachel amiert. aged 4yesr- and days.
Nevada national., 1859-06-11
TOTAL '
ror,CEov prsso.rvIor,

CHAs. ". YOUNG.
N--.aa r.-.e
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-12-10

SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD.
&2sRss23
~ all So ~ n, Inst, No Company win
~ lie y pared . '-.se Gotten ard other 10
dn,- f-pia i'f rnl ~ the track enc esd . halt
rifles e-s. II MARSHALL a-i Other deroi- on tie
R-af. Il, ID te..efs are prepared for the Pre-
te..l- r. c4.tan and back frc.chts. AID -
ss.rtw..i always b iu Attendance Tor Receiving
I'D flrws- .ibr. The tack Si DC extended "
Marsha. % saor. tine.
.a;ss 0. rrAns7sr:sn,
~ - q ;raes OF Marshal. 20 sss,soas
isa'-s rf.tar per tale tiresu'ns storage.
t--sl'l- nna !.frariins VIZ
: g. -v..sal fariirg g. Hs-shail. On hss.y
.fa-.airs handling asioraSs per loo
rf.al -. p,ra. &c sv,-r-r', Ian'nr. 60:
:. Csc ,,' i,'dt'ng'.aniiaF' '''faes AID
: =. 5ss laaainr o. Sc ,,,v,lls On heavy
4,..ng han44 Is, s.erast Al PEI
:. "a isa.-,s- --assinr l. s~fr.on'. i.snans
On e.sg forage, hAnaaus aHi ."r~Afd'ns' =.
p ~ ~v.a-on'- laniins 20 Jcsersrn crossing
, tns'udng handling nd.'s.or.se) 10 heavy
rsHsis f-t tUuIrtt -
prfa p,rys or,-.ne - swanson. landing
ta.'adiig hani'ls. storage and fcr-ariins) =.
rrsa. .r,n..a. iaalia- 8 Pery'y crossing
| un- d. kauG.ls A.d Of sAsc) On heavy
= :"
Chs Delivered :. .ry intermediate poina
'a.-l as Il delivered =. the hex, most
J 81 beg 3. md Cotton ~ olher produce re-
! c.,,,i U.. b., ..aTcsl IL the samt va. An
q. .r-s q. t,.- rast a. 'l.'sc who slip by The
l.l.isHi ..f.t : q 81. returns cylsctcd shouA
! t-r- p. ! 49,. .al delay to the nen,rsl Snpss
e. -.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-12-10

II bpNot ~, Colies f4-'o- re.~,~,r>
a.s F.-,far.,sss H,-rAs.f n :, I.seiir.
80. Il . i.a. i,i~ y ~ 0rl.aus
Ma, A IS No as "
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-12-10
T.. ItEt I.pu.
MILL An FURNISHING BUSINESS.

y. IL Et I.pu.
MILL. a\D FURNISHING BUSINESS.
,INnt md rsieu.d having pG-cLasel thu sure
ri1r wai,t mIl her ,''nrr knovu a. The
I.wrracc Mil. siiuaiel about SIX miles
NoEru.WEsr or NNESHAil-
take. this method n informing the public that
h. /. now prrparc1 t1 rrina corn at short
notice. 1.e meal ,round at this mil IS of ST
p.-,a- ausit, a, nany living nea' and Remote
hon IL, location csr f-'iH
TURNING
The Proprietor bring mechanic i Also
prepared to- cNccule. with dispatch ali orders in
furni,u-c in his line
CABINET FURNISHING DEPARTMENT.
In adi,ioa - the above. he Nil continue
"a heretofore. 90 supply ms customer, With
any articles Of ri R\iil' RI dosinsi 81 hi,
own manufacture AZ o.. shop in Marshal. IS
ing ,lc,ermin,i 10 supply the waits of me pub
lie with everything in his liH'. without de'es'
a, the loves, possible pric. Justified by TIE iptf
ket n, solicits = liberal 1har' 81 patronage,
which. fre7n industry and strict attention 10 bas-
mess, he trusts, viii, A. -eqnenes. follow.
+. LuipLrH.
v.~>-,w 70 - n
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-12-10

In the vicinity Of Mapsha1l. Texas.
Fi.ti 7t~.s, Er.rsr.~~'. Ross, Eir,
(lY stock OF the above il large snd hnely
vi grown. Apples. reaO. rictnA. Peaches.
\,ctarinc. snA GrarSs,incs. il good qaalisy
aud a, reasonable p'.c.. Also Ar.ieefs' ard
che-ric. The season has nov commenced fof
planting. and would advise ~ earl! selection
ol rrecs.
Nw~-y orc mile ard hail fss' Of NanhalL
on thc Shreveport r>ad.
JOHN pCICAN.
>esaAuN a. u. ySH-~sV-sN
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-12-10
lSssok.. lS0~ks.!


lust Er,cis II and TOR sale by 6, q. Grsse
y 4 60. a largo bill OF Men anil isoy- Hats
and rans. Including all the Latest Styles and
qualities, a,o ; do;. besi WOOL Hats for D.
gtaes
anr,,s, 50. No-s0 IN
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-12-10
urirL sta.om aud l'ta>tcrcv.

brick MASON and Pla>tcrcs.
,rliF undersigned oA-s his srvies 50 tie eli
iaens oi Marshal. AMI surrounding country
as a
p,,k i.a.,a, psr',rr. sna Ca,Y7 b9alsr,
lie in.ures al vorN 'o stand NhNn ,,te materials
arc s.b4'ted hv hilnsct
Hral.arrnp.,s,,s TO cxr smoky c'imncrs. No
,,ren. nan H. wa-ean,s III work to he dore
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