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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-02-25
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Mr. 7. 4 HAss,,, +. NJ, furnishes us
siih the sntjoincd statcmcnt Of the arri.
rails and departures Of the mails
E~stera Mail, viA. Shreveport. &C., arrivr
Monday, wednesday, and Friday, 8, =. y. I;
departs Ts@dsy, 1tsnday. and Saturday. q 9
AN
Western Nsl. via. Hcnaerssa, &C.. asri.@s
Monday. Wednesday, end FridAy, u q Z. ". !,
aepaa,s rucslay Thursday, ard sssurtny, at 6
A. ".
Northern Nail via, Jefferson, Aey arrives
!Tsn1Av, TAsy~aav. sna Saturday 81 ) J. ". .
departs Monday, "Wednesday, and Friday at 4 :
scmshe-n Mall. via. Carthage, &C. arrives
Ts~ulae. Thsssdsy. and SATURDAY.. at I. 7. N. ;
departs Monday. "Wednesday and Friday, at
AN.
Keachi Nail. via. Glade Springs BE, arrives
Tuesday. THURSDAY anil Saturday. q 6 7 "
d~p.sts Monday, "Wednesday. and Friday at 6
4. n.
Tytev Nail. via, Ash Spring, he, arrives
Tuesday. Thursday. and Saturday. u. 6 !. NJ :
departs Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. at
A. ".
GIInrr Nail, via. Friendship, sc, arrives
TaesI,y Thursday and Saturday. Of 7. N
departs Monday. wednesday, and Friday at 6
A. NJ
Fort Casllo Mail arrives Tuesday Thursday
and Saturday. ut q +. ~; departs Tuesday
ThurAlay, and Saturday. at 6 7. n.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-02-25

4 Com BinonEp VI Rpga 'l'he In Grange
State Rights Democrat states that Col. w Il.
Barns rercfily went info d.li near Lions in
that county. where Mr. Rruin wsr blowing
and after a SLIGHT alteration. drew G revolver
and hud several shots At f'ran who was M.
armed, the shots taking cfct in sandry placcs
H. then stabbed him several times with a bowie
kaif From the effects 81 these wounds Bfnn
died in the evening Burns enjoys the reputa-
ton Of an excellent lawyer. Alter killing Bfuin'
he won, to Ia Grange md gave himself up The
day Of trial was dxel ba, before II oamc oil be
decampod II was subsequently arrested, and
now lies IN jail heaei'y iroped
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-02-25
Il. W. LOUGHENy, Editor.
MARStIALL:
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

John u. NEWTON IL Candidate Tor County
f.esk u Harrison county a. the ensuing Angus, eea
iaa.
John c. HARRIS isa ranaist. Tor County flerk
81 iisnison county AZ the ensuing August election
b. =. rRFprHicf - canalas,. rsr feaasy Clerk
Of Htfrisna county at tar ensuing August election
ALEXANDER WooptLL Is eaniiia'e for
coaaty CLERK Al the ensuing August election.
r. ". V. BOAnpi, = Candidate for Assessor
sHd Tax Collector Al the essuia. Apstsi election.
CHARLES T.. BEDELL Is Candidate far A..
and Tax Collector at the ensuing Austst eicn-
ton.
G. X. FISHER Il C,nli,se Tor Assessor sud
Tax Collector II Harrison county at the ensslng Au'
flst election.
G. II. niCkARD ias Candidate for Assessor and
Collector ot lasss At tle -nsninR snfus' election.
PRATT HuGHEsis. e,adidue for County Clerk
Of lItsisnn elnsty. At the ensuing August election.
e. RfAIiEY Is. csndiiite fnr Chief Ias'lce NJ
iiaffiss,n e8HAly At ta- ensaig. August eieetion.
c. W. SLATER b 4 Candidate for r, election o..
tlusiibo Ia Beat NJ al tbs eGsalng August oiec
ton.
WILLIAM eTtHkEY i oaniltic far Constable
In Beat Ne 8. al the ensuing August election.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-02-25

Messrs. f. Greer ard Lc0rgo W Chh'
ton have Forwarded letters To the 5ccre-
,arv Of War al Washington, ofIc,ng
the services Of mounted rifle regimen,
# 900 Texas volunteers, made up from
the counties Vt Harrison, Pamela, Rns.,
Cherokee, Smith, Anderson, tpshnr, cass,
and other counties cast Ut tho TRINITY,
for tho protection of the frontier agaln'i
the invasion that threatens IT from Mex
leo, and to be ready for ANY Other en-
ergcncy.r Senators Wiglall and Hemp
bill have been requested to urge the ac'
ccptauce Of It's services on the Secretary
of War.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-02-25

no The Flag is entitled 10 tho ollgi'
nali;y Of discovering that the New Or
leans ricayunc is u Democratic sheet
Ono of it's propretors (kcndall) was
originally Wing, and subsequently an
american" Another, l.umsden) has
been u member Of the Louisiana l.egisla'
lure from the parisl, Of Orleans, elected
by the "Amer;;,iis 4 'h!r& partner,
fHolbrook,) also belongs 10 tie Opposi-
ton la 1856, tho IicayuHe supported
Mr. Fillmore for the Presidency. This
we think sufficient an to its democracy.
Riggs an ansi.Lecomp,on Democrat (and
who on this question at least agrees
with the Flag voted for the Black Re
publican Speaker, Pennington. But he
was also voted for by Henry Winter
Davis, a leading american from Mary
land. who Notwithstanding his we'll
known frccsoii procliyitics, has been en-
dorsed by the Opposition press Of this
State. Pennington was elected by one
vote and he received o1W vote from !leniy
Winter Davis the representative OF a
slave State No democrat, either North
or South, recognized as sound upon the
issues before the country. voted for him.
Il the Flag anxious tc crease Mr.. Davis
because he il nm American
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-02-25

faY- 4 despatch from Charestown
Va, Of the sih, states that the trial of
Andrew Stevens, one Of the lIarpers
Ferry insurgents, was concluded Oh that
day. He was charged with treason
murder. and conspiracy. No new cyl
dcncc was elected The jury. after iif.
teen minutes absence. returned with -
verdict of guilty on all the counts IN the
Indictment The prisoner received tie
verdict with the most perfect indifference
and even appeared To smile ct the an
nouncemenl. The speeches were mostly
q a political character The charge
that Brown was 60 receive aid from the
laboring classes u, lIaspor's Ferry. was
denounced IS "a eliood and libel.
Mr.. Andrew Hunter had no confidence In
the su.called Union meetings in the North.
The prisoner was denounced as a blaoi
thirsty villain, worse even than his master
John Brown
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-02-25

On SAM GRowS ExcLc,Ws.-Th Austin
Gazette complains that Gen Houston
has hung over the door of the executive
mansion "No Admittance' The eorroe
pendent OF the Galveston News also no
iices s..o same fact, but more pleasantly
Hear him:
! almost forgot 90 inform you that our
Governor has. Cor several days. kept a
X gn hanging on the door OF tn E&ccn-
tive oil q, which in large leiicts, reads
thus: "\o Admittancc !" have heard
some complaint on the part Of geniIemen
who desired to see him for the trausac.
ton of business. Some of the members
suppose that he is writing luminous
message on State Rights, (yc Gods ,
and olhers, who know him better, believe
that he is whiting aud making hearts,
heads, &e out Of the pine aud cedar OF
our forests
We presume that the sun and sub
stance Of /, Is. tina, Gen llouston's friends
at the capital, are rather OF u miscclla.
ucous character. socially as well as polil-
icaly, and that some Of them, and per.
laps quite number, it IS desirable to
get rid of He is getting old and don't,
'ikc to I've bored. II THIS be the case he
has taken the necessary steps to drive
OF all who have any claims to decency.
while the remainder will force themselves
upon him, imagining that they DO not
come under the ban.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-02-25
From the American Flag Extra.
STARTLING NEWS.
Steamer RaucisrrO Attacked!
THE RIO GRAKDE CROSSED u kAN"n.
BAfTLI FnV NH 7 VN VEAV"N "'F'''


Brownsville. rExAs Feb. >, s0O.
Late last night two courlers, i. y.
strayhorn and Nat White. arrived ZION
the steamer Rnncherp with despatclies
Tor Major llrintzclman, I. 4. frnm
Col Ford. commanding the Rangers, and
1t Langdun. /. =. A.. and - letter 10
Cant X rncdy from Edward ppwney,
Esn written nj the instance OF Capt
Martin # the Ranchero, witch contain
the startling information that the steamer
was attacked at a place called the Balsa,
thirty. six miles above this city, at 2
o'clock Yesterday, by Mcxichns from the
Mexican side Of the Rio Grnndc over
(which none have beet surprised, since II
was known that the Ranchoro had val
liable freight, aud unprcparsd TO with
stand an attack from any considerable
force
Col Ford and Capt. Iittleten, who lett
this place with their companies nu
Thursday last. arrived opposite the
steamer almost ut the instant ii the at
tack; there they met Mai Tohin and
Capt T1mlinsun, with their forces, who
had been the means, says Nh powncy ia
his lett +, OF protecting the boat on her
trip down FROM Rio Grandc city shots
were exchanged between the Rangers
and tine Nrxieuus. during which, Col
Ford SAYS. Zone of my mcn was n1ttaIly
wounded !" and finding that the steamer
could not be protected otherw 81. be- says
Il have determined t. cross the rver.
From Mr.. S.rayhprn, ol Furi- tom-
/ 1. fftf
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-02-25

Gg- Mr. T. = Tnpgsf. of JeT county
Mo. informs as that h. contemplate opening in
Marshall, in abort time, a n-si class Jewelsy
Store for the sale Of fie jeaclry, Watehes
biiaaiaire. Sc. IL design keeping nothing o.
hand but hue articles. sbich viii be warranted
Due notice will he given Of hi. establishment
ahen opened Such an establishment Is much
nce,icd in Marshall. and wr shonii think eouid
Do vel here
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-02-25

~. We intended TO have Published this week
the testimony taken 10y the magistrates in The
preliminary trial of Joseph Ien'bfod, arragned
Tor killing George beiard,, 4 portion 81 II il
already in typ. We have been compelled for
the want of room, 10 lay il over, II viii appear
next week. Zambrnd has been unable to give
the bail required
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-02-25

e<s- The proprietor II the Galveston News
state that they have already disposed Of oser
$4,000 copies oi their leSa. Almanac. While
this may be- regarded as l.res sale We are only
surprised tbs, It has ro' been larger Every
imily IN Texas ought TO have one of these I'M
valuable amanacs pna hundred thousand
ought 10 have been sold within month after
they were Issued
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-02-25

An introduction Of the Spanish custom
OF afrrr Gati6s for those who chuose 10
walk ont IN short pe;iicoaia is thought
of by the ladies' in New York Erehange
The beautiful crcaturcs. we suppose
think their pretty ankles are not now
sufficiently stare at Wen, let them
Increase tho attraction il they can,
Prentice
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-02-25

SOMETHING NV IN 9sssss--.sco advertise
with tho principle Of this pump, after witnessing
its operation, that We at once became pnrchas-
cr We think that al persons having wells will
come to a ike conclusion, il they viii take the
trouble ~ examine those wells whore II il Gu
pioyesl.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-02-25

IJ- We arr indebted to Hon A. J Hamilton
FOR copy of The bin now before Congress fer
constructing railroad AMI telegraph line to the
Pacific, which will be found IN our columns
We had previously received 1t 10 advance q the
mail from Mr Marshall who oame up from New
Orleans has, week
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-02-25
EDUCATIONAL.

MISS +. Il. srRAGHAN has def' es'
teaching with Mrs. l,ouocy. and WIZ "A. A.
time 10 give lessons In Music. Singing ana y
Languages, npon her own responsibility la ~.
can he known upon application 10 Mist s''a'"''
at the residence Of Mr., Edward WonacS'
Marshall, August &, leS9.--tI:6m
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-02-25

Tmn Nrw Icrosoy'ys.--shippers will be
clad TO learn tina, the new locomotive belonging
10 ,he Southern Pacific Railroad Is now on the
track, AMI that business will once more actively
commcaee 90 the road. ~ said to be beau
,fAl plece u machinery.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-02-25

ne.- Why does thc Flag not give an
opiniou relative to sam lIonston's 'ncr
sage in connection with the South Caro-
HA resolutions. His friends think that
oar worthy contemporary is cndcavoring
to dodge the question.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-02-25
W. y. OCIlILTREE.

Trx.s riows-Sce the advertisement, Of Mr.
u. Mcpbail. Texas iron is said % be Of SUI
pcrior quality. These pIows will attract the at
,cnton of orr planters generally, and, ifapproved
will meet with rapid sale
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-02-25

- Messrs. ,lalla r. Mills and Dudley :
Jennings, it will be seen from their card in MI.
other Column. have forn,ed Law partnership.
Their ability and faithful attention to business
h well known.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-02-25

Il. ". IauanERy,
Editor Ierds Republican;
The annexed item copied from the Houston
Telegraph is going the round. OF the papers;
Since Texas has been IN the mon. 1t has had
six Senators in the United States Congress. and
Of these six, five have been natives OF South Gar.
olina South Carolina is not only proud old
State to hail irom. but those who hail from her
in Texas. are sons for any State to be proud Of.
Rusk. Henderson, Ward, llemphill, Wighli. in
the Senate ,xe IA elorious galaxy, and bet us add
our own glorious Frank l.nbbock to say nothing
of host Of o,hcrs, aud the lis, will absorb Il
large proportion Of the best talent and brightest
epirit in .he lonc star State Houston TEL.
| have IA subject Of late 10 the charge of
Inconsistency IS a politician, but there is mat.
Ia on which | know that have been true "
ssss from my earliest recollection and tina, is a
t,ast loyal devotion TO the good mare o. my
dear old native State OF North Carolina. Low
ing her reputation as do will mol submit to
see her despoiled Of the reputation Of giving
birth TO one Of the CREATES M best men known
To Texas history. james Pinkney Henderson
was born in Lincoln Conniy North Carolina, and
mol in South Carolina ms stated by the Telegraph.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-02-25

~ We have received from Hessrs. Ilas.el
4 Co, the following music: Octave Polka de
Salon Matte lcho,tischc, Matrimonial Polka ;
Belle Of Louisiana a song A Moment Of Hap
plness, Polka dc Salon. The Marshall Music
Store has an extensive variety Of new music and
il constantly receiving additions.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-02-25

G4S- Ike advertisement Of Nr. Thos. i
SwAnson Ills establishment situated at The
LAX. eud Of the railroad, ia destined to do a
large business.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-02-25

stnnsl that. in the course 4 week or ten days,
ncw tin shop will be opened IN Marshall, under
The direction Of Messrs. y. W. bouehery & Co,
who viii keep on hand al, extensive assortment
Of good. in their line, together with cooking
stoves, &c. and will he prepared to execute
promptly oil orders which they may receive.
With two excellent Embellishments in The p'nee,
oil the trade Of the surrounding country viii dad
its way here
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-02-25
v TEXAS LEG'SLAIvRE

biaINH sfhf' bui lANA NAV i''"'tt - W.
we are pleased to iinl them looking well
after their arduuus lahors.
Major Blauch has very kindly furnish
ed us with a copy # the Captions of the
general and special laws passed by our
Legislature 50 far as published before be
loft The list contains g. general and
ISIS special acts. The STATE Gazette CON
iains au additional number Of Captions.
We have not room ia this issue f our
paper t. notice tie acts Of the late leg
isla,ure as VIC should wish, and shall
therefore defer The matter until next
week IN the mean tine, we viii have
an opportunity Of conycrsing freely with
our Senator and Representatives
\ special act was passed, permitting
the County Court of Harrison county Ia
allow Jurors two dollars day for at
tendance npun tie court
The Jury BIN. which we understand
was passed, e5mpels the County Court
TO draw a rsaife Of ~ jurors. - be mum
hcrtd. r.. ne NJ /. Tor the first week Of
Court; rfaire 81 = jurors for the second
week. and like reairc for each week
Court may hold ia the County where
drawn, to Ice numbered successfully /,
>. 3. &r ~. roturnnhlc the FIRST week
Of Court No , on Monday Of the sc-
cpnd week &c
II is TO be regretted that no rcsolu.
tons wore adopted urging upon Con.
gress the Importance Of aiding a railroad
To The Pacific
The Court Il Claims has been rcorgan-
ized Ffom the large amount Of uuiiu-
ished business, il was deemed necessary
70 reopen The Office. The present law
gives the Commissioner more power than
the former, the object being TO pre- rnt
this class Of claims from being brought
before the Legislature The Galveston
News says:
Time "'lI show IL ib'' Is So. II appear 70
.e,, ,''.'' ,ll;.led i sl. re,os,, az, e.,.
forever from thr fact hla II Is he ebif that
create. the g l1Iuls which any on might do by
J',, H., t9se t,'rsn H. MN ooo rs.,.. ,.fa
flied al the latter date. The Office was continued
l'g W. !,1f., Da W. .g' l,.i, ' ,
ditionas and notwithstanding This limited pow.
"a, over 2u11 claims wcre iiied 10 the ts' 'No
~. !, ~ i.as;,,,s. n ,r,,,I IN ,,'r 10
United -ia'aa TO hunt up ihesp claims 4nd pne
..'u u'S pan % s'''nl ~ '.s..i '''
door FIR IN classes d claims. and even q. mans
claims Tor service Is Il not 10 be presumed lia'
e,ery Wal there moi he manu- u,pao..l ,e,,.I.
bars calHs, which viii rot come W. enfdlg to
tl' 1'''' ct ','' 'W' ans, '' w i'.'9 y" V
Of this court. under n. present lass wiH gre
'r4y more land lh"n any FORMER one
mere were Nl'e ''''' '"''S ''' ''' "'
N''' " > ho''"A'S' was '''N"'" ~" ''''
"'T' u"''"''
"~'h- 10 'he pressure % business Is
Tue 'hN,''s u '"''i'e'S 10 wv '"'''s -
al" ~ "'''''' WV '''"'" ,''''''''''
'''"'' WIZ wv u. ''' W.
'''' w."
H"Sf"f'"h 'N'' 'N"''' N' = y 49,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-02-25
CONSERVATISM,

go i"'.t of
W"''''' 1''''o ~ MY are not a
u" - ~ ,'',' y, look &c
o ,. ~ ~ ao.p.,.a '' ',, 'to,n tins
" -, RI, 49,, i.'''''vrehce
""s,''' y" tt, ,'"hglon
" ''''o,''''" ', ,,',,,I 50. S ,''e seaih
y '',' ~" 49, .'';.i,.l ,,, VI, 'a''sr.
- .'.'.ii - frank
nnr,ir ADVANTAGES over his adyar.,s,"
a., ho ,pil,v III mn evasious Tt,
too alwnvs some bopc for "A youny ,
~ ,.d,.nrndrn, cha,,eteristi,.s vha
nov +, tie nfrigncs and tricks If n',.,''
,an,prnent Bat. we were told ~
c,rn sumo of oar own papers THAI p,s
r;,.@ton WINS not a full tlnnded El,cl ~
uui,lt,,n tb,t br did mot sign The #. l.,.
Endorsement for The yfav rood r,as..,
that he was M, in Congress- when H.,
a,,.,,,a,,, ,y,. b,na,. a .,round. and ga
N that he was AN Old Whir as Ga
l,.v and Seward once were. The Pie,
vnnc. referring to his election. said
Mr. Pennington. the Speaker elec,
although a Repnhlican in his part, A.
..a.i,li ,n~ and princtp'cs. .,s his elno
tisn t1 the preference giyen Ia HIM by
n.r..p,s mot nf his Town marty connuni,s
because he was less identified lhau he
chosen candidate OF the Republican par.
~ with particular measures, directed 10
the most offensive temper, and with ,he
most aggressive intent, against The peace
Of tlc Southern States
The Crescent was even more hupefM
If Pennington. II said
William l'enulngtan,thc new y.ehoscn
Speaker II hls auiccrdcuS can bc telled
on ia forming - correct estimate Of his
character. Is probably ~ unuhltct lnHa.
bile m.,n to the south as It was possible
tor u" RepuhslcauS to have selected IN
Congress lie g. undoubtedly, unclurtl
with aittislaVcfy notions, lWi his past
history has been lree IRON ultraiSn, and
M Hs deis aud WotdS sc las ever shown
disposition t. respect iar gifts vt the
1Iu Tie Was nui eittieI Isl hia seat
ia NnnStfss~ from Ne~ Jersey rs a lie
publican, hG' run "u the OPP 'elton tick
ct. wHith htir1 in ill., support al thr
opposing c''ihrij3 L. lhr A,iinlilsif lliah
N-mntl"'! whether irpH"". lh' Nlhpf'
lt1A "f Anlt-l.t'3 iUih"h Democrats
lie"ee So have reasonable room i't III,
h7pc tHi lu ids administration ct Tue OF
NeH 1H WIFI t' conservatives ana Tree lfuin
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-02-25

-. Ser the advertisement Of Messrs. Go'dn
MAaa. Thtsc gentlemen have proved them
selves superior woskmen. prompt and reliable
Notes llse locatiea n their shop.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-02-25

I.4rE-r Nrws AHatr rng RAlLRoAu The
following item viii be fead with interest.
". Ht.fuN. THb'y 1.-THE committee ~ h1'H
hot4f /, ah|eh il Wa referred have rr= aleet
n8fi fsyaf4fir Hl senator Wigtdh Fae d. railroad
ball. and the faie with GENERAL favor ifom b9lt
unu4ra.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-02-25
SAM HOUSTON.
l. W. CAVE. Secretary Of State.

+ w. CAVE. Secretary Of State.
Gen. Besser's counter proclamation
runs as follows;
Whereas ii has come Ia my knowledge,
that Sam Houston AS Governor o.. the
State of Texas. has issued his Pr lclama-
ton. wherein he states That having ap.
pointed al individual in my room, and
that ] have declined to surrender said
Office to my successor Therefore he
iorewarns all parties from selling to, or
buying from me As said Agent And all
persons Indebted from paying the SAME
Ia me
Now, therefore be 1T known g. all par.
ties Interested. That |, John :. Besser.
~ Financial Agent Of the Texas Pcni.
Tertiary, iofewarn all parties from max
ing sales 10 any person on account IT the
Penl'en'iary, unless accompanied by a
written order from me And all parties
indebted to the institution, from making
payment to any person, without my s,e-
cial order to that effect, until the prescn.
questions at issue, shall have been de
tcrmincd by the Judiciary to whom il
solely belongs or otherwise arranged
Given at my Office in Huntsville IN.
der my private seal. having no official
seal, this the 9th Of Feb, 1860.
JOHN 5. BEssEH.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-02-25

rfn~ Aie@rs Lane q Taylor have an assor,-
ment Of choice pcriumery, The present to Mrs,
L. was duly appreciated
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-02-25

Er wetaxs pleasure in calling attention to the
card .. NJ, TnoxAs +. SANFORD, Attorney at
Law, amnIaer Trinity county, Texas Mr. Sam
find rs,;slrA h tAis pecc for several years. lie
L I scu4juAa NJ taAa&, 81 industrious habits
~ II svssy ~ rrskiAe. Al business insrust-
ID to III essv. wiil b. promptly and properly
oisans4d III
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-02-25

Aaxsn WAVED Pee the advertisement Of
Mr. r. u. Nel.ix,s. Tbs hooks mentioned are
~ tAsl they ar rffsscg'cd 10 be. aud VIII sei'
ra,si.i'y
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-02-25

Cngaf FsaiLY SgwINn MACHINES Src adj
verti3eusesM vi XXI lSagr.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-02-25
RECEIPTS FOR TIE REPUBLICAN.

pA~ Sec the ncw advertisements II i'faiacld
4 Talsy.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-02-25

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