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THE GAZETTE
MILITARY
1
A, TEXAS.
JAN. 18, 1860
No Si'eakwk Ysr.-We r.tl that our 0!U«\\T/.ATIOV OF TilK
Js readers arc tired of weiii£ this caption COMPANY.
e*«v we«k, but w«- know oí nothing more pniwla,„.e «f previous notice !he «-'ti-
' explicit. Krrnr week we nervously unfold 7,.tis J|ata^«ir l:« countj ue-t t:.«- C
our exch: n re* an! hurry rapidly ocer the |J. -m,., ,.n SaU^ú.iy. tiie 14i!i inst . i'"r ■
telegraphic column, in boj*- of seeingsome- purpose of <irg£uiziii;r a Military Company,
tiling new from Wa*¿iingt.>n ; but tin- first in conformity fentli tin* Act of «>nr Mute
ami la*t tiling is "No Sjwaker Yet." When L *jrisl; tiire, author*?.: eg .^n<l provi«l:?ifT 1< i
«• > we turn uur steps from tl > Pimt tiffice, wp tlx1 same. '
•are greeted on eitlier side with "What's the Dr. E. A. Pearcson wasCalh-d upon to pre-
news from Washington V and that stere- side over the meeting, and E. J. Lipsey re
otyped response is ever uppermost iu our . quested to act as Secretary.
mouth—"No Speaker Yet V Tlie phrase
has become stale ; we, too, are tired of it, meeting, and made some jemarks upon the
and would almost ss soon see an Abolitio- importance and necessity of organism
1 LLKCRAI'llK
li*.
Mr. Iv.
the d- •
ly opp
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Iu the II >:i<e . ! !.' it
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same result -i-; tl- -«- -4 I *-~t v,
prospect of an organization api*-:«r-. u- ■!
tant as ever, excrpl th.it the lor Ilauiii-
.... r ■ * r.i ton continues gencraliv larger than that
The Chairman explained the object of the -
1 . formerly cast tor 1 «<>co«yi
Washington, Jan. 10—In the II 'tlx* o!
-jy ■ ■> ■ ■ -
v .si ' t • - iy a ;
i I p:;L-Iic i?i S
> much ty t«*
:«?:«! \::ieri- ;U •«.
tiova-meut - of tLt- ! •
: t!.e pros|H'ct
• ••• li u<e
• «'is have r. 1:1.-5U: ■ ! all
a'-!e to iti-titnli* (};e pliiiul:
>li< mini, a !•] hei.ei* are
a I >S ohttoxioli^-.
■tr
an
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« ai\\
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® V£'
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. A desperate affray uocorrad aft Iu-
Isst Saturday night, between a
in which the latter
> Hughes has accepted the
Univer-
to deliver the Corn
the 4th
of Minnesota has
**a Republi-
1• a United State*
Geu.
im i
frist elected and the Union slide, as to be guch companies at this time. He read a
. ... . . . ■ , ' .. . A. c. , Iin^ discussions rccnpietl the greater itart
compelled to repeat it again next week. letter from our Representative in the State ^ , _ * 7 1 _
The Democratic Memliers are becoming legislature in reference to sup: • tlie
desperate, as is evidenced bv their voting Company with the necess s-- «rrr.s. n
for A J. Hamilton, of onr District. Mr j ,.f |s.r s f.r t'-- ; iiz.i*
Hamilton received 88 r«ite*on the :t 1st \|¡ •. x i
a< r :\ .-iy eativ | t
candida*
* I 'Oinbs h:is aniK.unctx] h¿s in-
tent! t: t > withdraw his carefully pre pan d
p , ,. 1 , . ,{ "ikr"Pt , ^-««g unwilling to present
Representatives yesterday, the same rami- f
t ut m r uf Flilt« r Marhti Htn tf«.
lot. Five more democratic vot«*s wmi1.,
have brought over tlie South Ameriean v -f«
to him which would elect him Tlie Hhu-k
Republicans still cling to John Sherman.
Tub WaxoEBEB.—This furaous yacht
after being stolen and hurried off to sea
from the port of Savannah, had quite an
adventurous voyage. The robner Captain
pat oat to see without a sufficiency of pro-
visions, and without a chronometer, chart,
or nautical almanac. Tliese Jie endeavor-1
ed to procure from each vessel he fell iu
with, chasing several of them a consider-,
abfe dhttance for that pon^oso. At Flores,
he was partially supplied, but suspicion be-
ie t< £■•■> into the
! ".v.¡.s carried. A
< o'liin •• • • attend to the
pallo!ing. I'll- -ia•' :i.tc .lh d tin ro!! of
tlie meniU-rs wlio had already formed ; -ni-
selves into a company, and they proceeded
to vote with the following result :
I'^>r Cfpluin
E A. Pkaxbsov.
First Lieu (em: nt.
C. H. Wiunvs.
Seiotvl IJruteniinl.
Gait Hodges.
Third Lieutenant.
. E. J. IitPSBT.
Sergeant*.
2d A. W. Thompsoh.!'"? 6-
of the day. After which a call was made
ami the House proceed .1 to vote on the
r 30th ballot, with the foil .trinii result :
•! ' -
The total number of votes cast was 219.
Sherman received 105, Hamilton SS, (¿¡1-
mer 22. The scattering vote
only 4.
pres. lit. Hi consequence .f the threat-
ening aspect of tlie political and social af
fairs of ti. conntrv.
Vl*i: :. r et.t t..
V i r .!ujit u!;« til.« 11 t
Irt'' rill- -Sam Houston**
was launch' I
Jt.
«•?. •
i* C
""r iff-«!•. an.| irill
all nil Iu 1} I«..i tiltil
here arm-.!
:m* hcli-'
\ <
merry
ci
lolltOiffs
'lie is a
c
amounted ti scvcnty-tiv.. } et l >n r, width in
am! wil! ¡rrv sí?: f tí>- >]¡,
Mr. .* H I'mtivoh ♦ • «•, |¡•
r •' ' - lie \v ill
! tin* t "®:i\ j; .
h eT beat.
nr n >rtioi!t
*vat i uilt !.y
' -rid • :,hoxe
foMITuV.
..r ritKsfi oysTftts ■!■ -• t.
.1 •«. r.uuili< > i1 aii .1
Co M I'l'i 1 \
!•« \ .V 12. tv*'J IJ
To Shippers
7 "HIE ii-i i.l« r«ii;iie 1 wn-.M t ^¡HiM fulif
The niem!>ers being anxious to organtz ... .
, 1 . ■ .... 1 o " t.-. ,1 • 1 . li . , .. „ 1 1 '""li i 1 • M«?.e!i.int ail I Stoii-icn ori
t!ie House, proceeded to the 31st ballot; " u 11 go "P 'u:nl«T 4kt ,Uv |tl lt ,Kls
a rcstu'"il as follows: i,! • " • \vette aud Rastmp counties, and 'he I.i^ti: Dian^ht an I t.i^l «aitinj ScU<>"ner.
Of the * ; number of votes cast, which , ri"- «'"wn cedar and pine lumber, (which U'AVK. an.t ii ,« •: ,.* I 1. .luchar-e freight
, was 219. Sherni.'.n ; 'ceivcd 105, Hamilton H In n" " demand in our town) cotton and IhVpV,^
88 Gilmer 19, Reynolds 3. Tin* scattering othei fu-^Iit-*. Mr. hunyon informs us ln'i 'iolure, he ttu i^ will litiúllii-inni euirnilM
i vote was 4 that 1,n wiíí P '-J" r«*rt >«tar attention to the fc".lhe ljlure' . . , A UH-LKIT.
. voic j, . . .Mat loo'-ni, JuH . 1^49-Iv
I Washington, Jan. 10.—The 32nd -ballot wood husiness, and Inrnish wood at rcduc-j . . _ J
which was partially reported j*esterday, ,c^ rates, which is a desideratum, as we
j was taken amidst great excitement The have to pay very extravagant pricos f< r it
whole number was 219; necessary to a now- ^ e think Mr. Runyon :s entitled to
choice 110 ; Sherman had 105, Ilamiltuu S8, credit for his enterprise, as his boat
1 Gilmer 18, Reynolds 3, Hickman 2, scatter- w'" *>e> we mistake not, of great advant-
age to our town. We desigu taking a
pleasure trip shortly on the Saiu Houston
as we lik !
ILLINER7.
ing aruused against him, be slipped anchor, r ?
and hastily put to sea again, taking off ' V„~T"! In the Honae to^Jay, Mr Gartrell, of Ga.,iPlca3Urc lr,P 8,lort'y on u.c t
with him two Portuguese women, whom, The CaPtam ppomttd the followmg ^ lengthy 8pCecll, b((Id,y advocating up the "blue waved Colorado.
as he told hi® erew.he intended to exchange; [P0^'/ : _ ¡ the peaceable secession of the Southern j ride on a boat of that name. We dc-
A* a large number of African slaves. Be-.( í® ^ Istatea. maintaining with forcible argu- sien taking the ladies along and having a'
It ie airid that *** #tiI1 PWTÍ#iüM, he sought to | G- Db^uno. 1 Joseph bzavl. } ^ ^ ¡t wag thc rigIlt üf uny Statc dance on board. It will be a romantic trip ¡
—' , - .0 a^^fttn^t^"^ctk,cpn Ma j"urm t0 meet thus to secede. His specch creatcd much T!ui Sa,n Houston, Captain Runyon, will!
E. A. PEARESON, Chairman.
E. J. Lipsey, Secretary.
i_ f |¿i| obtain them from every vessel fallen
JtMl tW •|P* ^ WM "fhile one of these was
in with
supply-
Capfe Tobin. resolved to take the
yacht into their own hands and bring her
. back to the.United States. This they ac-
into the harbor
by the
m :•:
the <Mnwr of the
MEETING IX THE EVENING.
According to adjournmcut the Company
met in the Court House at 7 J o'clock, E. A.
Peareson in the Chair.
advertised her as a run-! In absence of E J- Lipaey, Wm. B.
forcible abduction and i burner was appointed Secretary pro km.
donbtiibe delivered' The first business before the meeting be*
sensation.
make her Cist trip goon !—Citizen.
Washington, Jan. 10.—111 the senate 3*cs- wTfrm*.—if paú! in a<lvan.-e.
" ' ' W ..nU ;n . i'v Inoi.fh^
..#3 on
, . ... . . , , i ... ' IT not paiit in mx months .Í3 20 j
terday l)avin, of Miss., introduced a bill; if not paid until tlie expiration of the year...ft oo|
ni-iividin<r for the s ile of tlie Government1 *3"N'" !'ai'cr 'li-< ontinuod until ull arreanife'.-sare paid..
proviumg tor me s.nc os un uoo-ramtni w-t« «ea.>rA<lveríi-t .K.-Oneajuare(teuliue*)rtr^t|
arms now stored in the various C. S. arse- faiwrtion...
ItKSPKCmM.tY INFnltMS THE I.AM1ÍS
that she
Constantly Keeps on Hand
' Karh nlMqueit insertion
.51 W
¡9
■
fírpá* > *.
of the Cliar-
of December
C-t. ■
vfio partici-
..JOm Republican
that thire
ing that oí drafting By-laws, the Chair ap-
pointed the following officers whose duty it
^Coxvwmo-i. i 8h&n be to act as a Committee for that pur-
pose, and report by the next regular meet-
ing : M
Lieutenants C. H. Williams, Galen Hod-
ges, E. J. Lipsey ¡^Sergeants W. D. Bar-
hoar and A. W. Thompson. The Captain
was added to the Committee.
The following gentlemen were appointed
musicians :
Wm. Austin, S. Deitrich, Wm. Scott, F.
Shults and H P. Gove.
the first Saturday in every month was
agreed uponfor regular drill day.
The Captain is vested with the power to
call the cgmpany oot for drill and other
purpose, whenever he thinks it necessary.
E. A. PEARESON, Chairman.
Wm. B. TchneKj Secretary Pro Tern.
Republican
treatment and
1 few
¡the sc-
on the groand
sim
also, by
Gonven-
aad wily
of
to held
t the Western beadqnar-
iyymat> ifie y -í
jare no fataliet, yet we have
liour arm to strike a noble blow
(love, hot it was warded off,
, and over the
^ the wild wares of deso-
Tntt Isstu. .; , % ■
contemporary
so discoursg-
Ot duap-
kwM*' k bjr ^
Iy, but we scarcely expected
of
to call
w*hipgns bfa
, 01^ neighbor, aad pal. en. thy
Mtqr biabóte the troubled
and be a beacon-light to guide the
iflftUY hto DOTL
r UIJPM " ■
nr Stw Yowl—Cap-
C. Beagles, of New York, the gentle-
aid to
.ia tibia city, styled the 8oethe n Rights Ae-
to protect the
Pugh'a territorial resolution^ giving his
views at length. His speech was not con-
cluded when the senate adjourned.
Washington, Jan. 11.—No further ballots
were taken yesterday for Speaker, nearly
the entire session having been occnpicd by
a desultory discussion of an unimportant
character.
In tbe senate, Mr. Johnson presented a
petition praying for the passage of a home-
stead bill,
Cpou the introduction of Pugh's terri-
torial resolution, Green, of Mo, obtained
the floor, and iu the course of his speech,
very severely assailed the doctrine of po-
pular tfovereignty.
TWO IfORK BALLOTS FOR SPEAKER
In the House to-a&y, hut little progress
was made towards_ the election of a
Speaker, although two more billots were
taken and Mr. Sherman lacked but three
votes of sn election on tlie first ballot.
Tbo general proceedings of the House
were uuimportaut. Members of both th<
leading parties seem to evince a more
earnest desire for an organization
The first ballot taken to-day, which is the
third ballot since the meeting of Congress,
resulted as follows:
The whole number of votes cast was
220. Neeessarj to a choice 111. Sherman
received 108 ; Hamilton, 69 ; Gilmer, 19 ;
Davis, 4 ; Florence, of Pa., 3 ; scattering
Considerable excitement prevailed when
the vote was declared, but without further
discussion the thirty-fourth ballot was
called for and taken.
Tlie whole number of votes st this ballot
was tbe same as that of the previous ballot.
Neoessary to a cboich111. Sherman receiv-
ed 106 ; Hamilton, 70 ; Gilmer, 20; Davis,
8; scattering, 16. The House adjourned.
Iu the sénate, Lane introduced a bill to
provide for the increase of the salsries 0/
the Judges of Texas. The bill was refer-
red to the Committee on the Judiciary.
After a short session tbe senate adjourned.
confirmations st thk senatr.
The senate yesterday confirmed the ap-
is the papers, and the pho- poiatment of Breese, as U. S. Marshal of
have no dkmbt that Northern Illinois, and all other appoint-
H wae.the same man.
Bat we have bettor evidence that this
Brown than that. A citisen of Middle-
barg, who recently came here, informs us
that ths identical man Smith, who was re-
pairing clocks in that town in 1857, was
recognised by its citizens both at Harper's
Ferry Mid Charleston, ia tbe person of Old
John Brown. So that the chalh of evidence
is unbroken that Old Ossawatomie Brown
traveled over onr county and town, and
an itinerant
repairer of clocks, bat really for tbe par-
pose uf taking observations aad laying
lens to incite the slaves to insurrection.—
the eaHing he followed
that H weald admit him to
by the Con- evety boose without saspicioa. and afford
«iu , m.rh fVnrt ' excellent opportunity to impart Ids ob-
^ ^ ject to the sU
like B. p.
(like the 10^000 Qu| gsow* nr Mitsissm—A Citri
ifblliiul *** Face—Wc have recently learned a
' queer chapter in the history of Old John
- • - - Brown, who was recently, as all the world
ty!*,- knows;executod at «harlestown, Va., for
crimes familiar to the reider. It seems
that in 1857 he was in Middlebnrg, Va.,
trader the assumed nsme of Smith, and fol-
lowed the business of itinerant clock re
pairer. Be was well known there to near-
ly aH tbe cttisens, and to a gentleman who
is now a citizen of this plsce. In 1857
that gentleman moved from Middlebnrg to
Oxford, and shortly after his arrival here
he met the old clock repairer Smith, on onr
streets; and they freely e-mversed with each
other. Smith was folios-Tig the same busi-
ness, Iwd stated that ht* had walked over
nearly ail Mississippi. He went to nearly
all the houses in Oxford, took dinner with
the then Mayor, Mr. Mitchell, and repaired
a good many dbeks in town out of order.—
We also learn from many planters that the
inrati OHM visited their houses, and from
the asset description—all corresponding
withotbers, snd corresponding with the des-
liáis to th.e States to such an extent as can 11 bqUarc 1 ycariio 00; 6 uumth* oi>t SmonttU' f:. 00
be safely spared from the Federal service. , „
Iu tlie senate to-day a message was re-: | co'a
ceived from the President, accompanied by!
18 00;
25 SQ;
3.- 0(1;
60 00;
l!K> 00;
12 00 ;
18 00;
25 00;
35 0U;
60 00 :
10 0
15 00
18 00
2 5 00
35 to
the Mexican correspondence, which had «r Adyerttementa of a persona lcltt«cter, when «dn*
previously been called for, tlie contents of
wUii. will be charged ilouhle iirice.
sa-Politic Mi circulars or pultlic addre^seK for individua]
which has not yet transpired.
Mr. Green made an able specch upon sirTel^'adveítSem íi^í^^oo^ied to their legM
■ fnrplfnetu! POOAl M Itnn rr I V11 f* hlu t<i<i (a knuinAUH • ff nlki.rwL'A th.. «■ arill !*a nk.i *rTA«j
benefit will be churgeJ an advertisement*.
*a_Marri;ige or OliUimry notices exceeding ten lines hi
length, charired as advertisement^.
mate bubiaess ; it other wise they .will be charged
extra.
SR"Advertl*emont« when handed in not Hpeeifring tlie
number of insertions, will be continued untu forbid,
and charged fur accordingly.
«-Advertisements from a distanee mast be aocoiapa-
nied with the cash, or city acceptance, to secure in-
sertion.
SS* Candi dates' announceiafcats tor County office*, $6:
State. District and Congressional, 110; payment re
qníred incariabtg m adcauet.
OL.A1! advertisements, tlie publication of which ia re
S*ired hv law. moat he paid for in advaaee.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
THE y EXT TEEM OF
MRS.'WRIGHT'S SCHOOL.
WILL commence on ilOSDAI", the 6th of February
nezt.
Rates of Tuition Sttr.,
as heretofore published. [January 18, ld00.-lm
TO THE TAX PAYERS
—or—
Matagorda County.
Ma. W. II. BAKWirR I* my aattinrixed A rent fr>r tlie,
collection of tlje Statc and County Tax for JUmU, audi
for the assessment of the Tax for 1«60.
A* also for the transaction and arrangement of all
bq«in«sR in cnnnertVin with my office as Aanesnor and
Collector of Matagorda County, for my prexetit term of
office. W. T. S. Cf
January 18, 1«C0—tf
^OMITOV.
A. * C. 31. C.
1 Case Sard!oes,
Kov. 14, 1859.W
A.J. 9IULLGR,
SADDLE AND HARNESS MA.KEJl\
ASD
Carriage Trimmer,
MAKES to order all style* of Saddles. He ia pre-
pared to fnrni«h ftill set* of Carriage, Baggy and 4 ®bls Ik-xtex WliUkey,
A CHOICR
SELECTION OF MILLINERY,
to which she solicits their iun.is ti .u before purchasing
eL- cwhere as for
Styles and Neatness.
She cannot be surpassed by any
other person in the same business.
COUNTRY ORDERS ATTENDED TO
—with—
CJ&RE and PROMTT.YÜSS.
MRS. NORTON,
TornH i* KTHKFT,
Noremher 12, '59.-tf ""
• w # t
2 Dez. Baskets Chuiupj^Tno, _ t
S T^mon Synip-
1 Box Bran.iy ( herrie*.
i RM Old Rye Whiskey.
Vadelra, Sharrjr. Par* and Claret Wlaci.
Scotch Ale .'.nd !/mdon I'orter, per doe. or bottle,
S R'il Aptijes, (very fine)
1 Bbl Oraugei
1 B x Letaoaa,
COHITON*.
Wagon Harness at the ühorte-t notice, and trims ear-:
riarea in as neat and substantial a manner aa can be
done in the State.
Received This
Per Steam«hfp Mrriro.
fliliky,
1 Reg (10 ciiU)_Iri-h Whi-key,
base Curaeoa
i Caük Pale Brandy.
10
Received on Convlgniiient.
BY
SMITH, GRANGER f CO
1 Q'r Cask Superior Pale French Brandy,'
1 Eighth " Common do \
1 " " Jamaica Rum
1 " " Imperial Uin
2 Bhls. Bourbon Whiskey.
For sale for Cash, or note at 3 months,
janll-tf J. H. SELKIRK, Agmt.
10 4 Boxes Af. R. RaUoas
1 Bl'l Apple*.
FOR SALE BY'
KiTemfcer II. 1 MX it
COMiTON.
COXRAD DIETRICH,
CARPENTER AND BUILDER,
•Matagorda, Texms.
to made by tbe President during the
recess of Congress.
Washington, Jan. 18.—The following ap-
pointments, made by tbe President during
tbe recess, were confirmed yesterday by
the senste :
M. Patterson, of Mississippi, was con-
firmed Consul at Genoa. Mr. Smith, of j,0 *PP®** conies ^account if fhey see
We are prepared to «erre np Oyster* at the Saloon
with cleaeHatw and deapatch, ia* any manner desired.
JUST RECEIVE It,—3000 Peninsula Bayou Oy<-
ter*. On aale in the shell or open -d, t .-uit purcha-er*
Jan. 11, 1S60. comptox. ,
' rP!iE nnder-iprif d i« prepared with the latent i
Final Settlement. ¿ """«v.f- — «* .« .'**
Notice i> Íieíe by ci*«n Ibat William BIÍH4I9,
Baxter has filed in the Matagorda County Court! SasH,
his final account as Administrator of the estate! R00fS
of Rieh'd Marsh, deceased. Which account wi III IffoMfrfisri
be aeted opon at the Jan. Term. I860, of sai.l! J*/
'°tere,leJ.arB fefluired as low rates an -an be p.r'Led rt^whe^'
Mississippi, as Consul General at Constan- j ,, i860 -3w/AMES H *ELK
c. c. c. M. c.
tWE*.
SURGEON DENTIST,
and MinrFiCTrm or
SOLID PORCEL'N BLOCK GUM TEFTH.
RB9PECTPCLLT annom-e- t^> tbe
citizens of Matar*rda. and ri< intty
that ^e is peraMaenUy located, aad t
VaritNM
4fli« a«A osisr I be disssatttsd at ths
ballot bus, by tbe popular voles if pwitU,
sr aft ths point of ths bayonet ia the alter-
ti re aeatiagwnry. Ths
sn4 Frmiermttf.
e pfircluii
OONRAD DIETRICn
Maiacor.Ja, April . !§J9.-tf
tinople. Mr. Runnels, of Texas, to San Ju-
sa del Sur, and Mr. G. II. Leavenworth, of i
New-York, to Bay Island.
The senate also confirmed A. B. Green-
wood Commissioner of Indi in Affairs, aud
S. F. Heudrick, of Mississippi, ludían Agent ft fWaen-of Maia^wds. and ri< ¡nit
• ■ an a •• mm jlBit DC W pCfflUB^Otly ,
in tbe Territory of New Mexico. anw prepared to prosecute tbe
fl. Heudrick was confirmed Collector at bítest and"' ^ .Beinj?
San Diego.
". * - ■ I s nsws> *U*1 ouuvirut tum Cf« CO .
s- ft (Kia m.Hor uii.;. K L,. roanllM? in fha> IHIOWAST FROX W1TOISOW*. Ure aeta at Teeth : aad baria* errry Sstare that can iishment.
into this mattenwhich has , n'uiWaifra. Jas. 8.—Tbe Terv laree rote ^1'^' Íjí, excc.uli','1/,f,w<>,'k. «^atiflcaUy ^nd ma j He has atandias or.lers m New Orleans, is
" " Wms cowjwre with any froas tbe
will l-e rrc?i*i!ig fr«* b supplies by
EVERY STE.1.JIER.
Hs respectfully w>!ieit< vr lers from Ins sl.t
«rtrarthi* teHh -
.. „ ,, ... . _ — ref-^reacaa an be 1EKMS CASH.
Abo-1 "r «ome equally acceptable candidate, cans- weaat In* eCre. ladiea w«jt. i np..n at their r -«i . .... hc,Uf,n„,
i , ' • ' - .. n .Tr^denre. Ofi-e. next door to John StMni, in fmnt of .. . A- W A OS WORT*.
*cd great excitement 1U tlie Kcpllhlicanttha Colorado H'«-e. Jaa t rf ,\1 ATACO*OA, July 29, lfc56 -3m
a of the!
OBOOBS7
—AND—
PROVISION STORE.
THE subscriber a^ill continues tbe FA3ÍU.V
GROCEPaV ami PROVISION BUSINESS
We hate taken grtat pains in inqniring;
itter. which has resulted in
K la
tierf expefton^twenty^iw ye«r«, xürth^aíid^flíflth^^ ,n aiH' h* koepa on hand stl !fie
■¡ally ia tbe manufacture and ooQ«tro.t>ufi M rB- artM'e* >hst are usually luuouiu such an e>Ub-
teeth "f cbO
•ejoud ifiücatiufi
stautly in the country
litkmism.—Or ford ("Miss.) Mtrewy.
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Lipsey, E. J. The Matagorda Gazette. (Matagorda, Tex.), Vol. 2, No. 17, Ed. 1 Wednesday, January 18, 1860, newspaper, January 18, 1860; Matagorda, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth179137/m1/2/?rotate=270: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting The Dolph Briscoe Center for American History.