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The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1860-06-20

Upon reading the affidavit filed in this cause, and IL
appearing thererom that the said defendants
dents Of the State of California and that said plaintiffs
have good of action against the said defendants
it is hereby ordered that service Of therein be
publication Of the in the Nevada Democrat
for the period of three months successfully from date
Given under my hand this 2lst day Of April A. 1860
F.. W. SMITH. J. r.
Gao Hum AttlY for plaintins 3Oam
The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1860-06-20
Geo s. Hupp, Atty for Plaintiffs.
CtUMNIONs.-Stnteo on California. County 8

CUMMONS.-StRte Of California, County OF
- Nevada Township of Nevada before W. Smith j. P.
The People Of the State of California, to H. HAHN and
II. NJ. MAU, known as Herman Hahn Il Co..
You hereby summoned to appear before the under
signed Justice of the Peace at his Office in said township
on THURSDAY the 26th day Of July A. d. 1850 at 10
O'Clock A. NJ to to the complaint of PPTITGEAE
& CO., who demand of you the of hundred and
twenty eight dollars and seyentytwo cents per
plant file in my Office On failure so TO appear
and answer judgment win be rendered against you for
the said sum of Sl2S, ~ and costs Of suit.
Given under my hand this 2lst day OF April D. 1880
+. W. SMITH, j. p
The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1860-06-20

Upon reading the affidavit fled in this and II ap.
pearing therefrom that the said defendant
dent of the State Of California and that said plaintiffs
have good Of action against the said defendant IL
is hereby ordered that of therein be
made by publication Of the in the Nevada Domocrst
for the period Of three months successfully from this date
Given under my hand this 23d day Of April 1860.
E.W. SMITH up
Coo Hmm Atty for Plaintiff sun
The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1860-06-20

DISSOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE
~ Take notice all whom it may concern that he part
neshp heretofore existing between the Undersigned and
n WILCOX, in the Blacksmith and MATCHMAKING bust
ness, has been dssoved and the undersigned will not
be responsible for any acts done by said Wilcox in regard
to said business Said Wilcox not authorized to receipt
for any bills due said partnership.
ALPHEUS HAMBIIN.
April c5th 1seo-314ts
The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1860-06-20
GrabsIiMG.
TO THE TRAVELLING PUBLIc'
CALIFORNIA STAGE COMPANY.

TO THE TRAVELLING PUBLIci
CALIFORNIA STAGE COMPANY.
The stages Of this Company will Lea Leave ',
de their Office, at NATIONAL EAChANUA'
Rs4 Broad Street, Nevada,
FOR SACRAMENTO.
Leaves Nevada at O'Clock A. NJ, and arriving al
Sacramento in time for the O'Clock boats for san iran
cisco.
FOR MARYsyTLLB.
Leaves the above named Office, every morning, at 6h
o'clock passing by Grass Valley Rough and Ready,
Fmpre Ranch and Long Bar and arriving at Marysyie
in time to connect with the Companys2 O'Clock stages
TO Shasta.
FOR FOREST CITY.
Leaves every morning at O'Clock for North san Juan
Camptonvie and Forest City.
FOR ORLEANS FLAT.
Leaves every day at O'Clock A. NJ, via Bells Kanen
Humbug City Wolseys Flat, MOore's Flat and arriving
at Orleans Flat at II ~ Returning Leaves Orleans Fiat
at O'Clock A. w. arriving at Nevada at o'clock, con
Meeting with the Marysye and Sacramento Stages
JAMES HAWORTH,
Pres't. c. S. Co.
w. s. McRoBKRTs Agent Nevada.
The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1860-06-20
SANDS SARSAPARILLA.

Tbis nreparaton is combination heretofore unknown
in the history medicine, differing entirely in its charae
Ter and operations from the various preparations OF Sarsa
nara which have at different times offered to the
public It acts specifically upon the whole system there
by bringing under its direct and immediate influence
Although possessed of powerful and controlling enecs ye'
The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1860-06-20
TRUSTEES, REPORT.

Receipts and Expenditures OF the city Gov
ernment for the year ending May 10Th,
1850 -
The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1860-06-20
ENTIRELY HARMLESS,

so that IL cannot iniure the most delicate constitution
When in perfect health effect is produced by its use
except Of appetite but when disease seated
in The frame and hurrying fast its victims along the path
ofIif then IT'S mysterious influence is felt and seen
enhndcs life and ygor, and brings health and
strength back to the suffering and diseased.
Prepared and sold by A. II. q ID. SANDS, Whole
sale Druggists 100 Fulton street. Of William, New
York ......,-o,o.,. 4.
For sale by II. JOHNSON co, and REDINGTON q
MCDONALD & CO., Sacramento, and by Druggists gene
rally. - .s, s<.1~ -
The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1860-06-20

The following selected from youmiuous accumula-
ton of testimonials Of the Press of the United States
and from eminent Professors Of institutions where
the practice Of medicine is taught
The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1860-06-20
DsSienI Ysties.
DR. III. sTAcKPoLE,

Late Professor ut the University, Maryland
| C,an be found at the CORNER of CALIFORNIA and
" Montgomery streets, San Francisco,
The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1860-06-20

Where he can be consulted privately and with the ut
most confidence by the afflicted at all hours daily from
A. NJ until P. ". Cure always guaranteed pay
required.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-12-01
FIFTY YOUNG MEN WANTED,

At good mora character cuT,,s.,, well recotl'
" mcndd van find steady and remnurra'ire
rmploymrn, IN selling hy subscription my van-
abb Publications Of Books
Ms business is aud has been for years eSelu'
sivrv a southern husnoSs designed to assist in
buIding IN n southern literature.
The Books arr nll choice selections calcwla-
ted TO a,lorn the pafnr TN ccu'r,-tilv and w.
brary and Ia store the ni'nd with useful knovl.
eslsc They recommend ll.em~'lvei, to the young
and the old. For beaniN Of Typography and
n,a,ncs- oibnAug th.s stand i'mesl uncqe.i, led
4 large number oi these books can hc sod
in Texas. which will r,mitr it praa,able
Agents.
Address the subscriber Marshall, Texas
I u N.BHGT
Feb ~ 500
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-12-01
NOTARY PUBLIC.
SANDERS 4 SEARS,
Wholesale nud Retail Danggi>t

MARSH AIl., TEXAS.
WDULp respectfully announce to the ciri
w 1eus OF Marshall, Harrison county. and
Eastern Texas. that they IN addition TO their
former large stock Of Medicines, etc, have pur.
chased the entire stock of a. 5. johnson 4 Co,
consisting of new anl well selected stock @
Drugs Medicines. th,micals Glass. Oils, anl
Paints OF every description. as web a. Station
cry and every other article appcrtaining 10 Il
well conducted and well balanced Drug Business,
which they have removed 10 their old stand On
the ives, side OF the sqiiar,, where they will be
constantly receiving during the wIa,er and
spring fresh arrivals for their wholesale as well
ns the inpu,ncrabIc details Of y retail and pre-
scripi,on business. Remin.liul oi past isvors we
return thanks To our old customers, hoping and
expecting to ~r and furnish them slI in due time
with everything in our line that their necessities
demand
n u II mus, be remembered and understood
that Paints. Oils and GlAss art hencehrwnrd
strictly cash article. Tor We have to pay cash fos
them; therefore, II We supply the market at our
present how profits, w~ must have cash. 1hose
Of oar cu,s onscrs who have bough, the above NJ
ticl.s Of us, on snort space, must enme forward
and pay mp,
January It'll 50
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-12-01
,Jl),5itianS.
DEN rItI>TN.

ovCJE cop.rtnershp heretofore existing u"
.....su .l,hn.an A Cobb. has, by matn''
con&,nt. been Dissolved. III. I'D,
I + III JouSsoS embraces this opportunity "'
,,,..k,nr h,s rienls Of Marshall aud th "a
COM, ln,e gwen him for the las two wears ,
lie can -ttll he found in MON R''hrrs Nu"
in,, wh,n no, absent on professional hhE"rs
Te tn phi up on g'l rl'ir. iro" one to ~,
st. II. is as, nTptlniN =" t|' W va.
sl~u and Is responsible tor al "''N "' 10y
him
lis ..,sic.. o.l o. 1NsrH 10, h"-'
him ny mil =.
Angus, /, 1850.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-12-01
Gil \ u & Us.
For the present " ~ be rs follows


This Line starting from tarksvillr Texas,
CONNECTS with llrndfitld'- stage at j n'sNill' ny
the Southern Pacific Rallrord. and thence i"
Shreveport Louisiana AMI ,h"sr ta'tonzrg II
may r,s assured thai they can be put from
clark~ville Texas. TO Nr'kshurs on ~, MIS-
,i..ippi. IN FOUR DAYS AND \ HALE,
and viii reeriyc AL attention TO their wants and
comfort.
ssay- Thy pounds Of Baggage allowed to
each passenger unr hundred and fifty pounds
extra baggngr will be charged the sanc as one
passenger. and lesser or create, quantity chare-
el in the same proportion.
NLsMlrii a SHAW. Propriciors.
Jefferson. July 23d, ls6c
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-12-01
NO. IL.

| A.. -,
;na ~. ~, ~" " ''"s's's =.
can,,.,..,;e.. - H.. s. ~: s"e .'s
l.,,s. .nI s";.'. -. W aa. o~n ~ "c
nnn sp',. ~, $1,000 ;1,s s'."s ~ %
s,ur ~, ,",.,."-..,r wv. ~s."'useH, nnse w.
,h", ,.,, :, -. '...u y ~! .o en-
J..l,.lr;.' -. :, ~ s~ %""' IVY
!, cr;m,.. ~ - -, ~ INV 49,
/, ,,,a;r i; "n'a =, .~ sas Nv"
The so.ihsr, s,,i,s ~ .,,.,ra, ~ ,.,i.:., H..
n,,,..-,, .,;,h,, ,,s;, -. up 'ee'-'"' "''
They have proclaimed 10 the world their d.
termination to prevent ci,isrns OF the Southsrn
States from CARRYING their property into the
territories which are the common property Of ali
the States
They have declared their intention TO supply
the vacancies ths, may occur on the supreme
bench with partial judges. Who are to override
the pred Scott Decision
They iiave repeatedly DECLARED thrir object I"
he, to get control nfevcry dpsrtMn, Of the gov
'rnfnentAsd teen 70 abolish slavery IN the District
OF C"'nfnh'a, tbe lockyaFtis, Arsena's, &c, and
tie slave trsd' between fhe States, and ultimate
y crush on' the Institution or rise place II IN
such condition as TO sting itsoif TO death.
Ihey harc PERMITTED their citizens 10 invade
'he Soutfssn States. with the avowtd purpcs"
OF lnci'inc oar Slaves 70 instruction and al-
i';rss ne toen !" o.. p'ePty ana our .o"ht
"ee 'N'' '"e'. 70 :" "'sPH
ole conflict ro'ns on between herdom and
slavery. and that the election IL their candicsf.
to the presidency would decide the contest in
favor OF frccdom-that the doom OF slavery
would then be sealed. Then - il to add IL.
suits To ininy,, the, have o.s,i,yiv seci,ri
a., NJ - ,..ls iif
WIZ, y any "o"'hs'h S'a'e "oa'" a'""p, "a
"iihdra~ rom the Union, they, with Tier
eightcrn millions OF frecuicu, would iorce her
into ,uhms,,o,
~.
They have elected their candidate 10 The pres
i1ency, ABRAHAM LINCOLN ,nsn whn
has endorsed every sentiment, u,,ec,b nnd r~,,.
a., 60. -. -. & IA, -: =. u
.H" e'e'! ss' opne py y" sr,'o"' m.n 'no'
10 nr ~ own language. believes ihss Gossrn
mont c.nnot endure half slave aud half irsv Sc
TINT the dsy Of ,uh;l,r Va coming when mil
lions Of .ufrapchised snvrs will rrnd the brsy.rs
Win ,Li, sIo,.s III ~ III. u.d~, tho t,,,,.
'' 'IN' e"o1s "'o "a ~" s"S' "'s p'p'
OF Tue cens'i'uton oil the mon. KEPT com
pactei together a man who hss said, 4" thu
10 man is good enough, 10 own another ,rsn
y;,hon, ~. a,ha,s sass,,. q. :. .h., v'c-, 10 H.
.'u' ''s ''ne' eoas'ha' , .~s ~ q, :"
congress. lie would vote 70 proniot slavery IN
the territories N spite OF the prsd Scott De
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-12-01
FOREST Tni-WEEkL.Y

Owing TO the Unprecedented scarcity Of for
fac through this section of conu'ry, md the high
prices therefor. the fropr,ctors Of this i.im
deem 1t absolutely cssculiai Ito protect their own
A. well u the interest ul the Government. III
tlr Post ollirc Department. 10 raise the prizes
Of fare on th. line.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-12-01
HARRISON COUNTY STEAKS.
HER PEOPLE UNANIMOUS FOR
RESISTANCE,

-
-,,,, 49,, ,. "ns",,vS 49, -. 49,
rec .v,,o rnx,,,,.,,',, -, $3.50 ,,,.,...'..
sn,rrroxs ,c,,y.r s, n 90
rpr.,,.u,,,,,x.,s,, nn,,,.,,r -. :,
ADVISED Iy ms rI,rrrJoy or nr,rc,rrs
ToA STATE CONVENTION
p,,.,,., D., ,,o,;. ,..;us -
m.,,ug ,i I'M, c,,,z,.n. -, # ,'', ,,
~ wa. b,,lJ,.n a, ,L. c,,n. ,h',n~'' !, ,hs
city uf Marshall az, tia. ol,,, -, ~,
her 1870
On m ,,,n .J,ux WY,s,x, ,,,n
imou.lv ch,.,,, p,..,,,..n, a. ,,,.. ,,.,',,,''s
Mr Webster ,rt,r h.,u, ,n,,..inc..d =,
the MEETING sn,k,. ,s c,lI,,u.
F,,,,wt ,,r,,yxs. ,,, "a, s,o,.cL
maker. hnt | hn,J ,h,, H.. -, =,
ma NM. lar ., ,,,,, -, ,l.. -. III
f,,,n tho FRANZ and roIl ..v,,r,..;,.,. -, ~,
upiuinus HID ClL,y.ci,i,,.,,, ,L.,,
thor. ia mo man sn Ln,,,Ie n A., r,n,.
G,d and rcg,,J. III. r,,,h,1 ~ III, III
laws I'm, thar he may ,y..r, an ,,,a,..n,...
pr,,.i,.r ar los an ~, ,,'..,' I,
d..,r, ,,,exnr, vb,,.v..,. ;,.a,,..,,,,.. ,,'.
have in favor uf ins,ir, a,,d I'll, !
SNEAK Il, you f.llnx.ci,,y.,,s nr,,7.,,Jt,.
p,p.,rat.d and alm.s, n,nr,s...d .;,h :,
:, nsc of the m,puituJe and tho =, s,ons;.
Iul,tics that we n, /, ueunla o,o r.Iloa
upon to encounter.
NV conu,rymeu tho ncr,l. ,b,, ,c,v
environ US. and which we ar. cuLl,d
upon 10 meet AS vm,d and trn. men
have not come suddenly mon ma Onr
political skies ave. louI been ,rnuhl..d.
from time a. time onr o,ys L,,, h,.rj
,h, low mui,erinv of III, dis,an, ,bu,.
dcr,. from tim. Ia time IN. f,i,hfui
ynarIia,us az th,. C,,.,,,,,;,,,, ,,...,, Ill.,
w,,cb ,,u.r. .r ,,,r;,,,;.,, al
EMMY ard e,rnos,Iv w.r,,.d NJ ., ,L,.
DANGERS which ,hr,.,,,,.J ., n,.,r,,a
in ri, dnst Ina, nsIla5;nn, 81, ,nr ,;',l,,
W.. h,v. s.,, IA. s,,,,,,,. .l.rJ ~, ,ha
North n, first indeed small aud i,sig.
n b,nn, but i,u,,.,r.oy u, yoInm. wi,,.
>,.,d,f,nl c.le,itv u,,,I fla. ,,L,I., i.,...,,
ems ar. dsuk.u.j .,,d il u,,, ,,l.'n, g..
l,sch,rge uro, ms its ,l,,aorL.i, +,
iurv nl,d ils b,;ls,,pas ~ b,,o and
wrath
Tn such , cri.is b,s ,L, eli s,.;r;, ar
f,n,,,cisn, brnn,h, ~, sn;,,, ..y,',noJ
"" ~" cSU't'eu
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nam. nl tbc n,r.. r,.l;,,;,,, r. tho g., -,
God will hand fla. ,,ni,.d ,oroh a.
,L,. ,rr,,,d,.ry :, Sro - d,.'.ti;..,
wy wv '''"'' w. NV yV"' u"ti'ihRs
'"" Wv whit hNi'ea'e 'hc seiV'le
fp''r''n" ~ 'u'' W 'hc Wepeua,
~" " '"eu ~ "o"S' '''o very 'h"ns"' OF
~ sun Wv ~ "''''' up 'ne SOU
' ~. ny o''''' Sp'h tn''
T'''" ' u p"p''1. ''ie WHY p"tu'"
~. ,r,a..,,. mis- - -" 80 '''. -, :" ua,'u
- '"''''''' - .'''.. VI
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0'' up" '',"p~s - 49,
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tr.,y fran, ia. T,i.n IN. v,rtrs,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-12-01
A LARGE AND SUPERIOR STOCK
s A - u l. l.. II Y.

SADDL T. RY.
SHOP Fast Of the Republican OGce. IN The Old
Post '6is Budding
- Tux undersigned ia happy to inform his
friends that he has just received large
~ and very Superior Stock Of SAD.
DLERi and is now fully prepared 10 Ill all
orders in his line in u manner 10 Civ. complete
satisfaction. An establishment properly fur
nished has been required for many years in Mar
shall. The undersigned from his long experience
in the business understood exactly what was
needed and he thinks he has filled il lie wishes
the et'zcns Of Marshall and surrounding country
TO call aud examine for themselves before buying
elsewhere A superior lot of Saddles and iiar-
rss. and everything in his line KEEP, constantly
% hand.
] u EbW ARDS.
NAV % lsia-po 20 tf
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-12-01
Valuable Property In Marsha1I
y u " SAl. y.

THE subscriber is dc,irous Of selling his
l Dwelling Horse and lots in the city OF Mar.
shall. The house las 6 comIcrlahl, rooms, with
kitchen, store room, servant and other on,
haaS's complete There ARE three never failing
wells Of pure water on the premlss anwnsd-
vision fences in one Of the hes, neighhor-
hood in the city near to the male and 'cinnlc
Institutes As am determined to sell terms
viii b. liberal.
W y. OClIILTRfE
Oct % 1860 ti.pi
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-12-01
TOBACCO h CIGARS,

A large and choice stock
Th, undersigned docs no, pref nd to mention
al Of hi. goods. but simply TO call attention TO
hq,J,py ar,ichs and to the ,N'ream'y ~"
FIGURES ut which he Is selling lie WISHES
worry one 10 call and evumine for themselves
satisfied tina, they will not TAIL TO hny .,
'''''' T.. SCHWARTZ
Marshall. Texas, April y, 1860.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-12-01
:. =. LANCASTER X CO
NOTICE..

NllA~ + 1alley having purchased the entire
I interest of M,sors j y At. ! Coleman
4 TO-. has associated himself IN business with
Ma. Vim nralfil, nr several wears cllxu
" ,his place AMI Is located IN Marshal Ter lite
Ne woull take tbs occasion TO return his sim
Ger lnnsa 10 his itclyd' IA ileir ,leeral nat,
rnntg, while associated WIN we N'N''s wv
man. anil hope, by close and pfomnt attention
10 hn.ia.s. 10 merit their @yo.- and Pa'ronas'
in uiprc.
lauy 81 l~b9
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-12-01
TIL. LADIES

Kil .inl mn cnllcss variety Of rich and PLAN
...sl. embracing silks. harcgcs. organizes print
4 npd plnin i,concis plain figured, and cross.
barred m,i,lins Of all descriptions fine lace and
ok m,n,illas prints, domesii,s bleached AMI
uuhlr,eh,J, Bnnne,s. Ribbons. Irish linen, en-
bnoid,.rcd skirts, collars sleeves hosiery. hands
o,,cn, corsets, aud corsc's OF all descriptions :
channel and r,ohair dresses the finest Ears ever
L IL. -
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-12-01
TEXAS REPUBLICAN.
,yLY rxo DOLLARS AND 4 RALY A YxAA
Il, W. 1.DuG II T. nv.
xbIroa AID rRorsisroR,


ruE rex A REpr 5tIC\N 'is-nsd weekly ~
,,vn nttJ.IRs Avn H\ir rrv ,annm " ps'!
= a,vaacs IL mid Within * "'nth' Three ,''''f. /,
g, n,ii,r. sn,lr snp,c- One Dime,
,Sy.,t,.emrn,. ii Al PEI .ia,e. dtcn line " less.
nj "a ,.,,.r.r .,n,re Tor very 'nh..1nent in'"r''nn
tt,.r. u,,,n 4 n "a. Tor yearly advertisements
~. II candidates. Ten Dollars
r..,wc ser cent viii he charged on advertisements
II paid IN advance .,.,,,
-, = .,,ry rrtices ,vcr one s1n,rc, VIII 'r charged
q advert i-rmcnts
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-12-01
HOME MADE FURNITURE.

Shop. Mort, Of tie Cont Honse
MAR, All. TEXAS
THE undersigned would respectfully inform
i the ctlz,ns OF Marshall aud ,hr surrounding
country that h. continues to carry on the
CABINET BUSINESS.
al his Old stand North oi the Courthouse lie
Is prepared to execute all work in his line IN
superior style and at fair prices Wartlr"bcs
Secretaries desks, SahS Wash stand u. d.
steads, and o,' furuitsre will be kept on hand
or made ut snort notice Ills work Is well
known, and he confidently asks Tor u liberia.
share Of patronage.
r. LrpOI PHI
Feb ls 60 \o?2ii
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-12-01
HATS AND CAPS.
pOWDCU. POWDCNM
MESS PORK fON SALE.

MESS PORK fOK SALE.
n\E HUNDRED BARRELS of MESS
" PORK at New Orleans prices, freight and
storage added
h~S- Cal at Speake's Warehouse JEFFER-
son Texas
THOMAS ? TERRELL.
Jefferson Texas, Nov. 3, SEQ. 81
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-12-01

4 fine assortment, embracing sa' ""'S
,.irringles: gir,hs. buggy. riding y"
whips full sets OF harness. saddle e.-r' vt
sacks trunks of all descriptions.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-12-01

MY friends and sympathetic patrons, and
vi public, will please call at the City Cheap
Cash Store. aid ~e what bargains in the many
good things Of this liIe in the eating, drinking
and wearing line Pleas cal and scc.
CONS. THETFORD.
March II. 1860. n26 r.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-12-01
PLANTATION GOODS,
MORSE r,K>u,ING GOODS.

N,t-o rla,hing, cheaper than ever oii'nd ~
4 ,-.iuti Fine Plantation linen lowe = "Snn
90, b.. .p..,.,s Ne
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-12-01
SAl)i)I.c.KN.

4 rich and choice variety. Vac 'okerl
flo ow. and Glass Ware hlw chm spoons
d ......ts AMI inrL4 pc
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1860-04-20

yaw!, after having descended steep. slippery
bank, wIta no assistance but from a cane. rave
me qa'at satisfaction. To roam about stranga
cfy, and make myself master of its sidewalks.
gntters Ind crossings. and become familiar with
all its localities, thus Qualifying nyselE TO be
gulde for Others, was favorite pas,ime There
vas hardly large town Of the country in
which | do not know the Shortes. way between
any two glveE points. Sel(-conceit Ras gratii-
ed when, on being introduced TO people who
.bad beard Of me, they exclaimed, sWhv, I
thought you could not see very well = Mere
walking was an intellectual exercise, and the
mind found constant amusement in solving the
physical problems which were ever demanding
instant settlement as, for example, giving the
sound of football, TO find the nature and distance
Of the object from winch it reverberated or the
space betwiXt yourself and the gutter you are
approaching or, amid the Babel of crowded
thoroughfares, to ascertain by your ear when 1t
will be safe for you to cross, and how long a
time the rush of hurrying vehicles Will allow
you."
Interesting as all this IS, it is pleasant to have
TO tell, IN CONCLUSION, that those estimable
blessings, "wiie, children and friends" have
now rendered the exercise of these singular
faculties no longer necessary 10 our author-
He has exchanged them for the kind Offices Of
those who love hIm and moves about the
street of Montgomery-hi now settled home
with his hand always cIasped in that of one or
another Of his children, "Who are as watchfnl
and tender towards me-" he touchlnglY writes,
''as though they were parent and the chr!d, >"
- ffb1uberS' T0,,r,,0T
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wud knott dye in Wint ur,
When whiskie punchiz flo
When pooty gals are skatin
Der fields ov Ice and sno-
When sassidge meets Is phrying
And hickeri knutts is thick;
Owe who kud think ov dighing,
Or even Citing sick ?
wud knott dye in spring-time,
and miss the turn-up greans,
And the poOty song of the lea tie frawgs,
And the skigh-Iark's srIy skreems,
When barls begin their wobbling,
And taters gin TO sprout,
When turkies go a goblering,
/ wud knott then peg out.
wud knott dye in summer,
And leve the garding sars-
The rosted lam an butter-miIk-.
The kool place IN the grars
wud knott dye IN summer,
When everything 5 so hOtt,
And leve the whiskie Jew-hps-
Owe kno I'd rather knott.
wud Knott dye in Ortum,
With peeches fit Tor Getting
When the wavy korn is gltting wripe,
And candidates are treating.
Phor these and other reasons,
lde hnott dye in the phall
And sense Eve thor. 1t over,
wud tnott dye at al.
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1C7~"Say, Cesar Augustus, whv are your
legs like an organ-grndeF's ~ Don't know,
Mr.. Sugarloat; why is they z" '.'Cause they
carry monkey about the streets" A brick
grazed the head of Mr.. Sugaroat just as his ears
disappeared round the corner.