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The hydraulic press., 1860-01-21
Schiedam Aromatic Schnapps

1t is the PURE TINcTURE JUMPER, distilled from
the BEST BARLEY that can be selected at any cost.
1t is favored and medicated not by the common harsh
berry, by the choice botanical variety of the ARo
MATIC ITALIAN JUMPER BERRY, whose more vnous ex-
tract is distilled and rectied with its spirituous solv
ent and thus it becomes a concentrated TINcrURE
EXQUISITE FLAVOR AND AROMA, although transcenlant
in its CORDIAL and MEDICINAL PROPERTIES to any HoL-
LAND GIN in the World.
Since the introduction of the celebrated
SCHIEDAM AROMATIC SCHNAPPSr
the proprietor has submitted to the
WHOLE MEDICAL FACULTY
Of the United States. Over
THREE THOUSAND ENDORSE IT,
over their own signatures, to be the
Prest Alcoholic .Stimulant noc in Use
They also speak of the GREAT SUCCESS they have met
with in tn r practice in Gravel, Gout, Chronic Rheu.
matsm distractions of the Kidneys, Bladder and Uri-
nary Organs Pc. ons travelling in the Southern and
Western States should always have supply on hand
PrerentiUe against Ague and Fsver
and change of water The Physicians in New Orleans
and st Louis prescribe it with great confidence in
case Of Cholera, on account Of the Purity othe Article
HD0T.pH0
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advertisements.

FOR SALE TO ARRIVE
j. c..
THE CARGO or TUE AN. BARK
ID. GOD FIR + Y -
w. B. COBB. Master,
FROM BosroE DIRECT, DUE MARCH !. VIZ.
Dry Go6d>. &c.
EASES rs DENNIS. CASES w ESTER
Gases Shawmas denims, 6 FAILS c strips
Gases Dwight blue drills. 9 saetacket ueAs,
Gases Portsmouth - bleaehed eottons,
Cases Nerrimac > blue prints, 6 Portsmouth sheetings,
Bales crash, do Bsss:oI 6~tgacIeI eo,,oas, do blankets.
Clothing.
Mems mi 611s sAj5' sa5 unler.,f-..
Searlet and grey flannel shirts,
Denim pants and frocAs-
Naval stores.
Barrels tar, Whaling ami cutting spades,
Bright varuish, Deck buckets,
Pitch and coal TAR, Hand AMI scrub brushes,
Kegs pure and extra white lead CabooSes,
and zinc paint Boiled Hasee4 oil,
Chrome yellow. Corn brooms,
CeIes,aI'bIue, Birch broons.
HawaWn and American eusi-ns.
Wines and Spirits.
Magnolia and Mouonsahsla whisky, IN hf bbls, 10, 6 and :
Casks LONDON porter. casks DUFF Gordon sherry,
Eighths cognac brandy. cases champagne.
Tobacco.
Gases Victoria Regia ! b tobacco.
Gases Queens OTn J 10 tobacco,
Cases Stewards Z n tobacco,
Gases Tasmania 10 tobacco
Provisions. Groceries. &c.
Bbls mess beef and prime pork. Kits tongues and sounds,
Tierces hams, Goldfish curry powder,
Bbis Gauego -four, Seville olives,
Tins Of 100 los each best pilot Green corn and peas,
bread. Tins scaled herring.
Cases Of tins OF water and As Boxes Of ground salt in bags,
sorted crackers, Cases Of ground salt in boxes,
Half bbls dried apples, Boxes layer and bunch rAisins,
Gases cheese "a TINS, Half barrels sugar,
Half bhIs butter. Bales hops.
Ground pepper in glass, Cases confectionery,
Salerltus. Cases sariines.
mackerel,
Sundries.
81 VI burnt brick, Bales gunny bags,
Boxes family soap, Boxes salt water soap,
Cases saddles. Nests painted tubs,
Pals, Duponts powder,
Buckets, Nests baskets.
Cases TOW wheeIbarrowS, Gases TheeIbarrOws,
Gases sperm candles, Handled hoes,
Charcoal irons, Wire fencing,
Rover Williams stoves, Pl0ws,
Doors aud window sasheS, Boxes,
le0-tf Paste backing. OK bows.
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Aobfrtistnlnts.

@. Err g. CO..
Market Wharf
OFFER FOR SALE THE FOLLOWING
~ articles by tie American Clipper ship i" Raluga ="
Dry Goods.
S ss blue drilling, Bales Manchester denims,
G@ses hickory shirts, Bales P Il. denims,
Bales , bushei bags, Gases regatta shirts.
Boots, shoes and Leather.
Mems Peggef goat bro-ans,
Men, enn4merd braran..
Mems patent leather shoes, sewed and pegged
leather trunks.
Ra'i s;! bride leather
Tin. extra corn meal, Cas- tomato ke.chup,
Half bbls crushed sugar, " honey
Barrels extra vinegar, " lobster,
Gases salad cream. q" black pepper,
Barrels prime PORK, Barrels Chicago mess beef
Casks navy bread. Barrels navy bread.
Barrels medium bread. Casks butter, &c
Stoves.
Boston Beauty, Nos. :, ; and 9.
Home Treasure, Nos : and ;,
Perfect rFs"'s sGi: No Ss5 :;
above favorite brands are complete. with hollow ware. &c
Naval Stores, Paints, &c.
All HrTHes Jd-es bOici oil.
Hardware.
Iron shovels, Bars refined iron.
W0Di-haudlri pOkers, Norway shapes.
Charcoal irons, Sheet lead.
Axe handles, Sheet zinc,
laniI7d axes, Brass-wire selves,
wrought spikes, Casks cut nails.
Iron riEets, Cliuch nails,
Cast-steel shOvpls. c. :. SHADES.
Agricultural Implements.
Il lhe collars, OK yOkes,
AN, knives. OK bows,
improved cultiyatOrs, Horse hoe.
-agle plows- Garden engines.
,ultiYatOr teeth, Planters hoes,
Cross bars,
art feilOes, |
Sundries.
tobacco, Casks coal. Horse cart.
olar chiInneys, Oil-cask shocks, Bales corks,
Kegs shocks and heads,
COrdage.
oils spunyarn.
Coils hOuse-line.
Coils MARINE,
Coils Am. seizing,
Coils Russia ratlne,
Coils Russia bolt ropA
Also
ne Tilbury Jumper,
Assorted sizes yellow metal sheathing,
" composition nails,
Hard pine heading.
ls6-f Smooth sawed spruce clapbOaris.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-03-15

FOR SALE,
lust ED PER LATE
e. from Boston, the following assortment of Merchandise:
Cases blue denims,
Cases blea. flannel,
Bales bro. cotton,
Bales awning stripes, a new article
Bales bro. drilling,
Cases print lawns,
Cases satteen blca. twill,
Bales printed carpets
Cases ladies' gater lined boots
Cases mems rubber boots,
Cases boys do do,
Gases women's do do,
Cases charcoal irons,
Bbls prime pork,
Barrels mess pork,
Half bbls mess pork,
OR bbls mess pork,
Bbls mess beef,
Bbls navy mess beef,
Terces hams,
Barrels vinegar,
Half bbls crushed sugar,
Half boxes raisins,
Cases refined lard,
Casks pilot bread,
New Bedford iron hoops, 1xl6, 1x17, 1lNI7, 1lxI7.
196-tf Apply to C. BREWER " CO., Market Wharf.
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advertisements.

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~ N
\
IL W
,r,,rD can ATTENTION To THE FOLLOWING As
soRTMENT OF
~xTTrrrn prp
DAILY EXPECTED PR
o--nrD Curp HSVRrN !"
nix AkhA>
uawo
nSDEp EIaSKS,
zrvOOI CARDS. IoN IL
w fn5xiae glass plates, Peg rasps,
Saw clamps, bs "a, = yln"y envelopes, as
Cut brads. sorted hit. mott.
Bullet moulis, pam ail ''"
Bed SPTlnss, Fancy walking canes,
W1r,,St rbsst handles, Spike gimlets,
~ ~ IrsTar knobs. old Dominion coffee pots, asS'd
: nna sizes.
"esigntGms ee'e'F'''" Conner tacks,
sets crochet needles, Halfronnd ana nat OaS'Af" "e''
Oval head mirrors, Er a. rev hooks, assorted,
Best quSljy cricket o@'S' Pssr cast steel. assorted sizes,
Cricket balls sr,srs ami pctarun,
Rubber sponge balls NV. GarInuan mr1isht nails.
sets ON yoke irons,
Horse nals,
Brass na's,
Clout uats' aSSud'
t'pIgLsSs ia "a 49,, r hinges.
Rritarnia tea pots.
Horse brushes.
vest tIlg>,
"Nr -
hAAdsA"S
Rubber curry combs, sheet iron tea ketiles'
Rubber propeller pencils; faoers pg5IIs'
Judds porcelain picture KNOBS, mUVl'se'
Pmng bit mASh hr -Ss.H IEiyeis, patent clothes pins,
CaIsinr irons, store door locks. Douglas pumps,
Planters hoe handles. cut nails. Swedes iron,
NuSS" s"
Dry Coous.
Double MancheS 3; gums Csses heavy blue cotton,
White worsted braid, Orange opera spot flannel,
Black SILK furniture gimp, Scarlet do do do,
Boriered huckabuck towels, Plain blue flannel,
Cartons black tadeta ribbons, W. :. briIante,
White and nix wire ribbons, Brown, green and blue barge,
Trimming ribbons. Scotch gingham,
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DAILY !

DAILY !
EX AMERICAN BARK
W asElinSton A1lstob. 80
CapI. GEO. l..
AND FOR SALE BY THE UNDERSIGNED
1H0 ASH OARS. SIZES,
1cO Rolls tarred sheathing paper,
Gases of yellow metal,
N,sts painted buckets,
Barrels Turks Island salt,
Boxes salt water soap,
Kegs water crackers,
Tins wafer bread,
Tins water crackers,
Tins oyster crackers,
Tins butter crackers,
Tins ginger snaps,
Tins milk bread,
Tins jumbles,
Casks medium bread,
Casks pilot bread,
Oak timber, assorted sizes,
Barrels cement,
Sugar kegs and slaves,
Kegs cannon powder,
Gases rife powder,
Sewing machines.
Boat boards,
Lackawanna coal.
Also
60 VI Manila cheroOts.
100 VI Havana shaped,
New Bedford whale boats.
C. BREWER & Co,
196-tf Market Wharf.
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4 GENERAL Mt OF l.
CLOTHING.
II cases boots and shoes, .5l1 cases spirits turpentine,
go bales gunuy bags, 23 cases boiled linseed oil,
$50 kegs nails, l bale corks, 20 cases starch
90 boxes No. l soap, ESQ kegs white lead,
II dOz Sharp's handled axes, l case umbrellas,
10 half bbls hide poison, 0 cases saddery,
20 doz charcoal irons, S cases oil carpeting,
$50 bndls iron, > wlaleboats, so pair blinds,
10 doz whale spades, 500 lbs blue and white thread,
100 gross matches, 1 cs powder 10 bbIs coal tar. 25 do pitch,
100 kegs powder, so bbs tar, Is crates crockery,
347 doors, go windows, 10 bbs bright varnish.
ALSO,
100 tons Scotch SpIint Goals. sc do. Cum
berIand Smiths Goals. l69-tf
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-12-08
Tgr PEOPLE ARy roa ACTION

IL every portion o( the state the people are
moving. Resistance to Black Republirausn is
everywhere proclaimed All political dasiiur.
iions have been abandoned and the citizens Of
Texas are almost INIT.
CneaoREs A mass meeting was held in Cher
okce county on the 3oth The resolutions de.
clare the RICH, Of secession, and the duty Of the
State to take deliberate action through a Con
ycn,ion for the yiullcation Of her rights Gen
Houston il requested 20 call the Legislature to-
re,her. and in case he refuses or as,o do so by
the sth January the people Of Cherokee propose
to reasstmbeand act for themselves petition
to the Governor earnestly invoking him to call
the Legislature together, is published in the En-
qulrcr, with Us names attached toit
Similar resolutions wera passed at a mass
meeting OF the citizens Of Washington county, al
independence.
Trinity county speaks in the same tone.
At an immense meeting OF the citizens OF Dial.
las, decided resolutions werc unanimously passed
one Of which declares in favor Of Texas going out
OF the Onion rather than submit TO Black Re
publican rute
We could on OUT paper with resolutions Of this
character Not n single county in the State, has
passed submission resolutions. From the Rio
Grande TO the Louisiana boundary, the Lone
star floats al every county town and almost IN
every settlement Petition after petition ia
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vlcKsBugG. SHREVEPORT, AND TEXAS RAIL
ROAD

- -
NV ''''''''' W ~ ~ !" iou"S'
the President loo the annual report Of
tins outerprlsug Comp ny The affairs
of the couu,,N ,f,in i G,u,sn,n,, ,.n.
. A. ......
extract
After the adjournment Of your meet
ing last iaI, TIE iurce WAS Increased
unttl the humber OF hands employed
amounted 10 about SIX hundred, aid there
are more than hve hundred now az wotk
on Tue road Inc 'on' fa'is, challs, and
spiHee necessary ~ complete tue Eastern
ana western DIVISIONS, ana winch had
peeh purchased previous to your last
meeting nave an been received III New
o'ieana' ana 1850 tons OF rails, with
eh''FS 'na spikes enough to lay them
u""", nave oeeh uel'Nv'ei on tue line Vi
Tue road VIZ l,ooo tons OF rails, with
cla''s and spikes al Monroe 44a toms
at shrevepviI aud l42 tons at d. Soto.
-" =. .~,s ~ .ons VI laI.s
- '1-.'-.'T ~ -. -
49,, :. KIN, p"' ,'N''' o" steam
r..'''.i ,.li 49,. o"' '""B 10 !"
80 ,,.', ~" h,,,, w. e"o was NOT ho'e
81 ,nt ~ no. T w., t'osa'ua VI 'he
ia, ,,.,, -, ,y,,". "','9 Do'o" wat
49, 10 ,, !" m' ~ " 80 'oo'o'y tn's may
thai point. but II no, we hays .nn,eh
to finish the road Ia Monroe WITHIN, >,
and when tb,. r,v., 49, 49,. -, ,',II -
te n,.st V
op,r,n., tho ner,od emhrac.d onr "a.
,,,, as 'nIsa -. ,racr ha,. , =" 0'' .''J
poi' ~ '"''N' s,.' Lev. 'e," '''"
81 NJ - a,S 10 mlss in ,.na 800
az ""n'oe an" ~ thi!eS :" eA.enS'o"
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uAa rxrrruo.- OF DHLn0Af0
TO A STATE CONVENTION.

Pursuant 10 motto, given al previous theet
ing. ,he citizens Of Harrison county met al the
C,ur,bonse In Marshall. on saturday the LIST
ins,. Col j h Webster being too unssil 10
nrcEde Col Rr.v fIr1ArKick was called TO
The chair and addressed The meeting IN an able
speech, urging the people to Immediate united
action.
On motion. the Vice Presidents ard secrcta-
ries OF the previous meeting were requested TO
act a, the presen, Meeting
Ion motion Col " Z HUI was requested to
address the meeting which he did in very able
manner. He was IN favor of prompt resistance
/, HI. onipion The Governor should call the Lee
latufe together a Convention should be called,
and the State secedc from the Union.
On motion. the meeting went into the norni-
nation of four candidates to represent Harrison
rouuiy IN a general State Convention voting by
hal OF
". T. scott. W r Hill, A. Pope and GIL
Mckay having received the highest number OF
votes. werc declared the nominees Of the meeting ,
- Ee.1luel. That n the event the Governor should
think III to convene the Legislature. the Hon
q " Whitmore be requested 10 resign ms seat
IN that body. this Meeting believing That The
sentiments promulgated by him, are much better
sdapted 10 a Northern than southern cunsli
tuenty.
On motion it was resolved that the ciizCns Of
Harrison county request the Governor ol the
state Of texas dis tNcclIeucy Gen Sam llous-
ton to convene the Legislature vi the state Of
Tpxas. at sometime previous to the 9Th day OF
January. l-6l to consider the action necessary
for the state Of Texas To take in view OF the
election OF Abraham Lincoln 10 the thlti Mag
isiracy Of the United states and a copy OF tbs
resolution bc forwarded To his EXcelltncy in.tan-
tor. hy the Secretaries Of the meeting
On notion the election Of delegates to State
Convention wa, postponed dntll the i'h Monday
il being the 2i,h day Of December 1860
Tn motion, A " Crawford, Joshua Perry
W T. Lane Gen Greer and John 7 Mckay
were appointed to organize battalion Of Min
ute Men IN the County OF Harrison.
On motion. the meeting adjourned ,rie de
RENE FITZPATRICK, SK, Pret
Jso \. COLEMAN.
X VI VAS L.Spr, Sc'yp.
Jso. +. MckkY.
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MARSHALL, Texas. Dec. 4th, 1863
l,fey 7,rss RrraLiioan:

Ed,tor 7sras Republican
DrAR SIR On arriving IN town, To-
day, | have learned the particulars o.
certain resolution, that was passed oy
the meeting Of Saturday last, requesting
my resignation, AZ member u' Wv
Legislature IN case Gov Houston should
convene tina, body, in extra session nj
lodging. AS a reason for such request,
that was understood 10 hold opinions
better calculated for a more northern
latitude ! was not aware mat my
opinions were Of so much Importance AZ
to occupy the attention ui such an august
body Of men. assembled for So momen-
t0ns a work as that of the destruction 81
one If the best, lreest aud happlest gov
eminent that was ever framed, by the
combined wisdom # met.
Bu, in this, learn to day, have been
mistaken My opinion, wAIcb seemed 10
claim the attention 81 this meeting, u
that the election Of Lincoln was ~ Just
cause for any State ta secedc HON 'he
Onion When Intercepted upon TINS
subject. during the past canvass, ! gave
it, as nay opinion, that ID Lincoln was
cnuslilutonally elected, whilst should
dcpiofc IT, as much as any man living }
could not believe that his election wuula
bc a sufficient cause for a dissolution OF
the Union and that | was tur the consu-
tution, the Union. and the enforcement
of the laws, and that Il We got ihat, II
was more than we have had for some
tine. Tor. at this time. thirteen u Inc
northern States set at defiance the ingi'
tive slave law, aud Buchanan aud BFcck'
mridge. sworn olicefs 10 soc the cousi'
tuition faithfully carried out, and our
laws strictly enforced II this opinion
will have any influence IN checking the
illegal aud reckless proceedings. which
| have understood characterized that
meeting, i, is most chceriuliy given.
As to the request Of the meeting. |
must most respectfully say, that have
lived 10 this time of life, without ever
suffering myself to- be dictated to by
any self constituted caucus, or n1Htd b
political leaders, aud have NO disposi
ton to change the even tenor Of my way
after having proven by experience, The
rule t. be good one.
The position ! now hold, | received
at the hands OF a majority OF the voters
Il Harrison county, after a thoroughly
contested canvass, aud while ! feel con
sci1us that | have served the people
faithfully, | shall not desert the post
they have assigned me, untl ! knp"
they require such at my hands upot
/ a. At. B. "A hUl
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THE SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD

We understand there ia n report abroad,
ont o, this county, that the contractors on this
road have abandoned their contract that the
subeop,rnctors N. We taken of their hands, and
that the company has gone UNDER These state
meuts are unfoundcd II is true that pane
existed for few days growing out Of the pres
-
and that few Of the sub contractors Withdrew
temporarily from the work but with the best un.
derstandng with the contractors. A large force
is still on the road aud will continue at work
The news frcs, abroad is much more cheering
than we could expect Col V. X Stevenson,
the President, has written n letter, u copy Of
which has been sent to Col W + Scott, Of this
county. aud which we have In our possession,
dated Il, London England, on the Bird of Noycm.
Der, in which he says he has purchased $500
tons of iron to be delydred in New Orleans in
January The company has besides this, 900
tons Of iron already in the city, The iron pur-
chased will lay down about &c miles Of road.
The planters Of Smith county volunteer to give
the righ, Of way, end TO grade % miles Of road,
on their own responsibility, ana wait until /, is
finished tar their pay. This willmake Fifty miles
Of new road. Coz. Stevenson was TO hare lcf,
London for Paris on the 4th 10 negotiate a sale
of the bonds of She Company for 81 2 .oo,0oo'
aud which II is Believed he s' consumpate. II
therefore, the Southern Pacific Company is some
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-12-08

CissrnS. Ma, Nov 2i.--uuited States
Territorial Judge Williams has telegraph
ed the Administration that from three
haVdfed 10 i've hundred Aboiitionists re.
gently arrived from tho East fully armed,
under the command Of Captain Monigom
cry, had attacked Fort Scott, broken up
The United States Court. compelling Wi.
tssas ard all District Court ciicers 10 Ay
~ ne, besides taking towns on the Mis-
sonri linz, tlis Fort Scott Land Oiice, etc
(,nmAeo, Nov 20.--Thc nine per.ons
Engaged in tl,~ rsscuc Of the slave Eliza.
inclndiDg ti,e Jastscs who issned war
rant to take ll,e gtri frsm the U. .. nsr-
shall s,xl Dcpsty 1hssiG. vho ssrvsd the
warrant wers lalisssA II ~ o. g. Dis.
striea Coast Hsr sisisttes n H. Fugitive
E3ave Low. %s
r ~. LincalIt - orxsa 4 tl'e lsth
~. seesso l u iseels sin tssFcs
ssf $50. & Slls e1s. Il expects ~
= toecrfs41iVo m<s North - 0aseA.
~ selty ~ tast
CnAstssu ~. ia.--Hon. lill<Ke
1. 1870 ;Iaapkee u Coogrsis. viii
49, paet u ~ rsocsedisGs Of the
snssA NJ arss;ap 4 rasgress
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-12-08

WniiAssruwS, n C., Nov 2l.--At a
large meeting held here strong secession
resolutions were adopted. A corps Of
Minnie Men is being iofmed
WksHscroS, Nov. 22--Ofiical dis.
patches rave just been received here,
stating that Montgomery and his follow
ers have commenced making war on the
Federal officers in Kansas Territory.
Gen. Harvey has received orders to
proceed Immediately TO Kansas 10 SUB
press the disturbances
II appears that Governor Mcdary, now
here, is well posted regarding Mentgom-
ery's plans. Orders are to be forthwith
dispatched to Kansas for the moving Of
Federal troops 10 such points as are nee
ersary for the protection Of the people,
land Offices and public property
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-12-08
FOR MAYOR

fEtoiion the lofi ot Dstembcr
We arc authorized to announce the name Of
K. NJ. VAN ZANDT rs candidate tot
MAYOR at the ensuing election.
FOR CONSTABLE.
We are authorized To announce ". W.
WEST as n Candidate for CON sTABLb OF
he City Of Marshall at the ensuing election.
FOR ALDERMEN.
We ar requested to announce the following
gentlemen ns candidates for Aldermen
Ward No j B Lancaster
2-Wm. VI Johnston.
3-A Pope
&c q Gregg.
Floa,er-- Reuben Knight
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repeated and tremendous applause. Al
ter the speaking. Judge Och'ltree and
Col. Murrah, were honored by a salute
Of a hundred guns by the citizens Of
Linden. They are doing yeoman ser
vice for the cause Of the South wherever
they 70. would to God they could
viri, every portion of the south, and de-
liver the same speeches as made here.
aud we could soon be- united AZ one man
the only element n u0en.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-12-08
ORR JOB OFFICE.

We n,..ame Il generals known that We have an
extensive jon OFFICE and that We sre prepared =
DO work promptly IN ID, hest s'ye and On ihe nas'
accommodating terms We hep 81 hand large 'n'
n rn.,.rai such hook letter, ioioppst ieeis.aF
ard ealatei paiAr cards ink. g. We have ]isi
op.ned A large h, 81 fancy sud plain tyr' which
sdd. materially to Qua ability 10 turn on' handsome
(,tvsua call