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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-22
YC CORh hESPONDENTS. Z,
cAUNCAEs oF MH.ENLINe4.


the information strangers visiting the city pub
nn ts following list Of The dlerent Churches, their
Inc and place Of meeting. II theFe are sny
VlnaEe the necessary VIZ and gvrop
~ NntheN's' Eb'secl'a'te'' WI l< |
Streets Rev. L. T. PERKiEs, keetoFi n9'H'ts " SCI ~
clock, evening". ~ : ..a,ls = IL sjt.-4 |
s. IohS, EPtscepat'an, 'iai Ht Rector
second, Centre MheehhE' iSeN' - - = ,['l'.f
seryic,s-Slorning 1tl afternoon SEi Ish. -
f""t lFeS0g'feef sr5 af.rnoo,
sUten Monroe and quincy Nam and
second Frs'bte,fa'a' "ers.st sy.niIp
AAlel,CsA' "Asennsi Sc, and
lard Fr's'y'i1S'' sl,l ,ssryi-
Thesf' Sp'' SCUM "hee'i"E' 80 49, =
''' ''uOrnins and evening. ,...,, n,,,n.tr.s,
t0'r frs'ye''S' AS, @ morning and
.rsning. Z w,sox
soa's sst. and quincy; services
go ..s,,,,,,s1 q
V,I b.. ,,,IIist E;1scOpnL REaKE, Pastor
,S,i, s,s North Wheeling; services
S0lLts -l.tHss ,.s.. anS
Co., S,,,boF;st EDfscoptl Rev. t. H. MoS-
Gne Srss s.9s..s st.e pirst and second,
morning aud evening.
-. EhstI;ao N q. oAurch, Rev. A. sTEyrSs,
p,s,or ..r~,ots r,oyr,ur and evening.
gS,,ffpo Isiand CASpel, on Wheeling Island, Rev. J.
%".''a"g 'r.,"a' n.s.a. .s,',''' 0.''4,' - 81
., ,',S,t;,t .,tseotat Rev O. HELwIo, Pastor,
.stvr and Third Centre Wheel
inc uTJ
n .t,,,. c,,s,J,al Roman Catholic, Rt Rev. BrsnoP
Il Y wns' AZ ph Street corner Of Hampden; services
morning and .f,.rnoon.
4.,oi,,,- I,E,,,,j Rev J. n McCLuRE Pastor, corner
and afternoon
Di'siDls,- Market strrer between webster and Third
Centre wlsyllnsi service. lSs in the morning. ana7'f
''s9ns. sa,,, p,,..,,,t Rev ws Hr1Irp Pastor, clay
rect, above sixth, East wheeling. 80
Zion Erdmgeltcdl L4therian, Rev 2. ztSiniEaAAA an
letveen webster and Third; Centre
Wheeling; services morning and evening.
,ri.S Svadooous Quincy street, between Market and
Main.
G.rnun pos.sant Union Kall. Main street, between
Mspro. and Quincy. services 1O1 morning.
= .-4----.-.-------- 49, q II
ODD FELLOWS, DIRECTORY
;, ,,..,s s;vsr,, rrrhursdaJ
and Monroe streets
the ieli' eOFnet - ~ ss.r...r
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-22

For the information of visiting the city pub
s 9sa lis. S5 ne il tEsts s4g ssg
vulpaLe the necessary correction with pleasure:
~ hntMeu's, ELtscopatier, Corner Monroe ana Byron
Streets Rev. L. T. PEKxEs Rector morning AVe
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-22

LOU N+Go--@-% Llf SOY -SS.
lfta 6 g .Ea'ss
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD!
! WFlNIER. ARRANGENiENTs- -oH;anI ansr Monday, De
THF FAsF NAIL TRAIN xIeaVss the Passenger, s,a,,op
eyfS morning. SNee Sunday, at 55n ociOck PittsbnFgh
fiEENPRgss fR1iN issEes the stStGr' every evening
day, except sunday a. 80 o'eioeE B. a. Itonbl N sII
stations. ana running tar Coaenaush FiFst 1ecom
cept Sunday, 1O4O, a. M The second
Train turtle cEeet ieyss leaye daily Sunday feS-
Ssptsn, ~ P m The Third AcSoHEnodation Train
s4ates SafSs fass n Fi a5y' e S p n
top, 1lR- q First Turtle Greek 50 n
second l2 rs Third 6i5
Trains COR and Inals, connect at Blair.ville
the JOhnsOWn Aceaulmoda n ftair EaSt IA ytett
ltsbuLgh aud COulesye Trains stopping at al STA.
Sunday excepted, folloVS;-Aail Train o. 4 M; A
press Train, SSoP, Returning Trains from Plttsburgh
61OP. m. - SO 80 = ~ a"u
The travelling Palis vim had It greatly to their Interest
road, tie aoSomln6datols nov olsFed cannot Ss sur
PASSED on any other route. As the road balasted With
~ speed and comfort, All who may favor dis ROAD Win
their patrOnage:G riIii u 80 llll- -.l'- :. :
Fare to 70 New YORK 90
alg g ~ HaititnOfe.... u 4 -, L q IA se--
1ai ieAnGestsF 8 80
.,,'' HARRISBURG. - .-.4-....-.-,7 s5
Baggage checked All stations on the Pennsylvania
Railroad, and to PhadslIia Baltimore and New EoFE
purchasing in the cars will be CHARGED
Gents IN addition station rates. exeet from Sta
lSoICKIn ease 6GIoss tls Company win lola them.
for Psfsonsl baggage only, and for
NBThe Excelsior Odhibas Line has been employ to
nd Raggage 70 and from the Dpot
gage = F1eIf
'1'' +Pp . p <. z. Fs.seas;.4 AsssIi; SsasG;p
.lah q y y on Liberty and Grant sts., RittsburEh-
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Cincinnati, Wilmington & Zanes-
willie Railroad.

M mn ~ tT.ftbe q ~
Company prepared receive and forward fesht
(from temporary station In lanesV on See0nd
north Of Manu- to Cincinnati, Morrow Wilmington, Wash
inEtOn, oirctve Laneast New Iengton and
date Stations Particular attention VIII also be given tothe
fOFaFding OF Freight the West in aeeoTnnee
with the wishes cOnsgnOrs5 whether BY Railroad or the
River from Cincinnati
Freight received and delivered during the winter
months from A ~. 20 p. 81; during tie summer months
frer IA M % r No and shippers aVoFinE the Company
their patronage, rely upon the nts
giving every attention necessary 70 Insure the utmost
safety IN the forwarding Of property en-
ForiarteF ufoTIA.lon see TAriH by
the Company, or apply to
General Freight Agent ,.. !
mySOd ZanesVis. Ohio.
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TRANSPO ORT.ATIO,N'..
clevelandI .Pittsburgh . wheel

/
= zssizss. III =
ana aiSnday II is3E, train. vim run 4.
y.u1 sa8 J LEavEICIgvEDKRD:I .sq;3lI 9 -1i
ll;0O "A. u. Mail TTpIn stopping at ali sttors:
- PpltlSppSgh at I:eS Afpnd Iiragep9Ft %.
l,l'H tifA 'LBAVB PTTTsBtRGH: 5isI J3isrla
Gs0 A. a. Express Traill stops aIl regular
stat6G 6f ts traIsS tfyss ~ iR a5S a1E
tla ~ Atfl:t9AM.t- 9e = iE uit1 9TEgl lIfl+ff /
$3.50 p NJ at aIl way stations exesp ut Ne7
svsf 81 T. sapsbprys sqFlHity Hanover. East EVehes.
ter, MoultrieS Win .in,a, "a AfITife. Be.
ha5 - y frd and NeWeurkh hrs tag sthtI0n5 f5fss
55Tt st e a sso 7 NJ and
~ 2i5s LEAVE BRtbGEPottT.l toe ai3 itail I"
BOO A. Nj Mall Train, all tguaF stations arrives
. u. a. Pittsburgh atTlbA Ab ,.f2- "a i55 u 81
| T. = ~ ETlress Iran stopping t a Feghiar staticns5
9+ tons storthistrain) arrives at PttshuFk nt 5a5I
,tai,, -, r ~ 81 and Of Cleveland At 93QP II, s,-,
'9 @ = r. tast Iran Stopping at al regular sta
<'is ie dohs, Arriving ct Pittsburgh ut 9;IOPI RT
Bnt one train BridsepOrttO Cleveland daIy
'Fe7 au h'iH ,a2 EeGf ~ rfs.1-'s ~ rat
1ia 20 3<aI5inI C6Rnseti0ns!.19 slHFg-a frui
are made by all hrouRy trains as follows,
AT OeVelrnd with trains Toledo, Detroit, Chicago
ne also for Eric, DunEirk, BUFFALO, NihgarR
AT and ellRr with the Steubenylle IndI-
ana and Central Ohio Railroads Cad Coshocton
FE, GAINESVILLE GaneStls Wilmington LaiicasteF Coum.
AT Wheelng with baltimore Ohio Railroad for Cum.
Ferry, baltimore and Washington City
Dus oces on the line; also at the Union Ticket Ohee on
Doste the Levee, WHEELING, Va, land the Union once.
y snRertor st ClevelAnd, Ohio. i,sl 3 5ct -Ti-
transportation Office, o & PRR, C.E GORHAAI
CisTelands Dec l9, 1861. Mdst. transportation.
So-t-----Ll III yE1ll Y t1it..1 e~.l +af.l i
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Gernun IrO.stGnt, Union Kali. Main street, betWee
MonrOe and Quincy; services 1O51 morning.
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iPBNNsYLvAN1A RAILRoAD

siPENNSYEVANIA RAILROAD. 4set
'HE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE erpneetlng the Allan
tic cities with Western, N6rtl-tYestern and south.
western states by continuous 6WAy direct, This road
also connects AZ rsbuTgh with daily line Of STEAMERS
all ports the Western Rivers and II Cleveland and san
Lake.; making th5 most aEse esFsss Gsd TsIfssi1
r0tte by which FREIG1T be 70 and from
the Qredt Heef. r,.} i.f..77 III -f,- fr..f.. .,ls -
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND PITFsBuRGU
R4RsTi cLAsS-Boots, Shoes, Hats andl
ana truhEs DrEs Cs 5Sxes ana bSts 9Oc per 10O Bs.
sFcoSD CLASS e {; ..,;.:. 1 .
shifting and Ticking, Tin original baleS,l -,
Drugs Gin casks Hardware; L4athert Oe ner ITO lbs
Gin rolls or bOxeslWoOl and sheep PsIti |
EaBtwafd. +Tf s'1''' 77- = -4l ti. ~ -ttf
THIRD CLAss.-Anvil5, Steel, Chains On fetsi .f E
Goose orn tSe per 100 lbs.
ed (exeept eisuTs oreutl &C. Sc eIll -iti =.
FOURTH OIASS-OOI ,FIsh Bacon, Beef q.
Lard LaEd % NSis sSaa 4s esr zoe per 100 lbs
man Clay Tar, Pitch. iosIn. &c. 81
.kkOQlss--t 81, per bbl. until further notice.
CIR AlN-Inica peF
~ In shipping eoodS irofn apy oint eat OF
phiR particular to marx packages Efd Pts toaEtG
iErOad An Goods cOnsigned 20 the agents % this road
Philadelphia Pittsburgh, VIII be forwarded Without
detention
RRRI1HT AoENfs-C Evans. 50 KlbY Bpstopi p
Clarke, Astor House, and No william street and JChn
afcD6nnds SBateEy Place. NefdIk3 Pierce AGO zanes
VILE o. iIFWin Co, spFnEman BfOEn, Cincinnati,
X G Msldrum, Madison, Ind: ,Dlmesrt Bell Co and
Carter JeVett, Louisville, ks; Oey = Go, Evans
Vle Ind; SasS, St. LOusi AO; Harris WormIey Co,
Ne Dphis Tenn Eeeeh Co. Chicago ih Glass; Fe!t
Wayne, Ind; SneeisF, Pha; AagraW koonsp Baltt-
more; D Stewart Pittsburgh
-tf 40 II. IL. EfJSTOE, Gen1 Freight Agent, PhlAd.
ly1yl HI. L0MBAERT, Supts Altoona Pa
The Washington union., 1858-02-20

l3Sls Fsom Oak Glsa ~ sassssst Wiiaa, saint Mssy.
snd wnnetsso's Agency. to Manks,c. 90 ,niIss
and back, oace . week.
Leave Oak Glen Monday st z q m
Arrive al Msnksio nsx day hy q m,
1olvs Msnkato Wednesday st 7 = M;
Arrive si Ok 0isa next day BY Spm,
Proposals for twice week service invited.
1853 From Owasonna. by sosrsst aud Berin Gsasvs
70 miles and back. west.
Leave OwAonna "Wednesday M q am,
Arrive al Geneva by l2mi
Leave Geneva nt pm,
Anve at Owaionns by pm.
1880 From FoestvlIe, by Arnodsse, 10 New Oregon,
Iowa. 30 mies aud back, week.
Leave fcreslslIe Monday 1t z pm,
Arrive s New OregoDby pm;
Leave New Oregon Tuesday At am,
Arrive ri Fosss;yIis by
1861 From Cssduns ty Spring Grove. BeIeviiIe, aid
Looking Gis,s, 10 Eliota. 30 miles aud bask, once
awc.k.
Leave Caisioaia Monday ut an;
Arrive n, EiIiola day by p m,
Leave EIliots Tusslay at m,
Arrive ut Caledonia by p
3622 From Cannon River Fsls. by Waneminso, Cancord
Mant rsiIls. High Forest, FrsnkGord. Leroy. sna
Lime Spring. Qowa.) to New Oregon. ~ a'lss
and back, once week.
Leave Cannon River Falls "Wednesday al q N,
Arrive al New Orrgoa ne ut day by q y u,,
Leave New Oregon Friday al q IN,
Arrive u, Cannon River Falls by 6 p IN.
1868 From Eiio,s. by vn,lsilir. Fmss've fsrvisw,
spring Valley, Deer Creek, aud Elk Ham. Il
High Forest. 40 miles aud back. week
Leave Eilio'a Tuesdsy st q IN;
Arrive at High Forest sane day by 6pns
Leave High Foest Wedn. sJsv st6 IN,
Arrive nj ElIiota same day hysG pm,
Proposals sr twice week service ins,,nl.
1864 From Eia. by Uxbtdse, lie Roy. a"J Nevada. 10
Cedar City. 80 miles and back. orcs ~ssk
leave EiEosn Monday si 7ain
Arrive ut Cedar City nex, day hy 9 m;
Leave Cedar City "Wednesday At z m
Arrive nj EIlo'a next day by IN;
s6s6 From Fors Ridgay, by souh Pass II Rocky Mon
tans. s. de- Springs, Head of iIua.boli, kver.
Honey Lake. and Noble's Pass in the sierra Ne
vada Mountains. To Shasta CITY (Csi)
Established by act Of Congress March .. 1861
Bidders will propose schedule and give disisocs.
1896 From Rochester, by New Haven, Pine Island. aod
Roscoe, 10 Fsrbault, AZ miles aud hack, twice
a week.
Leave Rochester Tuesday and Friday a, q a "a,
Arrive at Farihaul, by p mi
Leave Fafilsult "Wednesday and Saturday At & a IN
Arrive at Rochester iy p
Proposals Ior tfi-weckly service invited.
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INSTRUCTIONS.

C5nannq cosados be incorporated the contracts 10
the exsent The department may deem proper.
l. Seven minutes allowed to each intermediate Of
fee when not otherwise specified for asserting the malls
but railroad and steamboat routes there is be no
delay than is sufficient for exchange Of the mail
bags
q On railroad aud steamboat lnes and other routes
where the mode Of conveyance admits OF it. the special
agents of the department. also post Office blanks, mail
bags locks and keys to be conveyed without extra
charge.
the department be conveyed without charge and for
their exclusive use, while travelling with the nails
modious apartment in the centre Of car, proper
y lighted warmed and furnished and adapted to the
venent separation and duo security of the mails is TO be
provided by the contractor under the direction OF the de-
partment
Railroad and steamboat companies rsquired to take
the mail FROM and deliver it into the post offices at the
and end OF their roues aud 10 and from all
Offices than eighty rsda from station or landing
Proposals may be submitted for the performance OF all
other side servieeat s for Offices over eighty rods from
a station landing
Receipts will be required for mail bags conveyed In
charge porsons employed by railroad companies There
will also he sway bills" prepared by postmasters or
other agents of the Post Office Department. 70 accompany
the ns specifying number and destination Of the
eral bags On the principal stage routes likewise receipts
will be rsanired and way bills forwarded the latter be
by the several posmasers to insure regularity
in the delivery Of mail bags
a. No pay will be made for trips not performed; and
each OF such OMISSIONS ,atactorily explained,
three times the pay OF the trip may be deducted For ai-
walls far behind time break conncxon with depend
ing mails, and not sufficiently excused oncourth OF the
compensation for the trip subject to forfeiture Deduc-
tion will also be ordered for grade OF performance nte
ror 10 that specified in the contract, For repeated dein
quenoes OF the Kind herein spceiusd enlArged
proportioned TO the nature Thereon ana tne "P""ee
the mil may be made.
s. For leaving behad or throwing on The mas, or any
portion hc the admission Of pansneers on tor be-
inp Getting or running n" express convey
ing intelligence in advance OF tne nav q"f"rs pay may
be dedacted.
The Washington union., 1858-02-20
The undersigned, postmaster at :

--, certifeS, UNDER HIS OATH or OFFICE, that he
acquainted with the above guaranOs and knows them
to be men Of property, and able 70 make good their
guaranty
Dated (Signed)
The Washington union., 1858-02-20
Guaranty.

The undersigned, residing at -, State of
-- undertake that, if the foregoing bid for
rying the mail on route No. ---, be accepted by the
Postmaster General the bidder SHALL prior to The ls day
of Augus, 1853, into the required obligation
tract to perform the service proposed with good and su
cient sureties.
This understanding distinctly The obligations and ha
bies assumed by 9mdrantor nsT the 2 section Of act
Of Congresse ef July q 1886.
Dated (Signed by two guarantors.)
(krkifcntS
The Washington union., 1858-02-20


Lave Ossawattouaie M0eauy ss4 m;
Arrive aNl1eosho by 10 p m;
Leave Ne6sho Tuesday at m;
Arrive at Oesa wattomie by pm.
1904 From OssAwAttomie by Shermansve and Ohio
City, 10 Sac and Fox Agency, 80 miles and back
week.
Leave Ossawsttomie Monday at 6 q m;
Arrive at 3~c and Fox Agency by G p M
Leave Sac and Fox Agency Tuesday at G am;
Arrive AT Ossawattomie by 6 p IN.
5025 From Paoli by Ossawattomie, Bloomington, and
week
Leave Paof Friday at 8 am;
Arrive at Sugar Mound by p N;
Leave Sugar Mound Saturday at 8 a m;
Arrive at Paoli by SPIN.
1906 From Shermanvillc by Cedar Bun to Cotachqus
so mles and back, once week.
Leave Shermanve Monday nj a m;
Arrive Mt Gofachique by 10 pm;
Leave Cofaehique Tuesday at 4 m;
Arrive at Shcrmanville by l0pm.
l5027 From Richardson 10 Columbia GO miles and back,
once week.
Leave Richardson Monday at m;
Arrive at Columbia next day by ~ m;
Leave Columbia Tuesday at pm
Arrive At Richardson next day ty 7pm.
1923 From Sac and Fox Agency TO Leroy, 40 miles and
back, once n week.
Leave Sac and Fox Agency Monday at Gam;
Arrive at Leroy by l0pm
Leave Leroy Tuesday at am
Arrive at Sac and Fox Agency by l0pm.
1909 From Fort Riley, by Reelcr, to Vermon City,
100 miles and back, once a week.
Leave Fort Riley Monday ut M;
Arrive at Vcrmillion City Wednesday by p mi
Leave vermillion City Thursday at Ga m;
Arrive at Fort Riley Saturday by 6 p m
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A<klye a 6kcux AGENCY fSo2 Aaes0Sy ~ ~
Ia6l2 From South DcnJ, by BOernut Valley, to New Uin
south side Of Minsesola River ~ miles and back,
week
Leave South Bend Friday al Sam,
Arrive at Nov UIm by pms
Leave New Tim Saturday a, m,
A,rivo at South Bend by pm.
1868 Oroncco, by tc.o 10 Fatau' ~ miles and
back week
Loave Oroncco Wednesday nj am,
Arrive at fsribault by nj
Leave Fafibuult Thursday at 6 IN;
Arrive ut OrOnoco by 6 p 10;
Bidders will give names OF Intermediate ofyces.
1864 From Kenyon. by Rice Lake. Oak Gien 80 mes
and beck week.
Leave Ksayon Wednesday at m,
Arrive 81 Oak Glen by G pm;
Leave Osk Glen Thursday al Sam,
- Arrive at Kenyon by 6 pm.
1865 From Jodar, by Spring Valley 10 Usage, Iowa. 60
miles and back, week.
Leave Jordan Monday al m,
Arrive at Usage next day by pm,
Leave OssRc Wednesday at m,
Arrive At Jordan next day by 6 pm.
1866 Fros, Jordan by Washington Harrison, and Browns
dale, TO Austin, 60 miles aud back, week.
Leave Jordan Tuesday at7 an,
Arrive At Austin next day ly 5pm,
Leave Austin Thursday at m;
Arrive At jordan xi day by 8 m.
1857 From Jordan by Washington ard High Forest. to
Owstouna, i6 miles and back, week
Leave jordan Wednss,lay ut a m;
Arrive al Owatonna next day by PM
Leave Owstonna Friday t7smj
Arri,e at Jordan next day by pm.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-06-12
New Advertisements.
Trust SALE.

TIM STATE oF TrxAs,
Comfy Of Htrr,sn.
DN virtue Of certain Deed of Trust 10 H.
ID ma,r end II record in hc County CLERK :
Office IN the aforesaid State ard County by
SAMUEL !. Richardson. securing aud indemuii,iuV
I.olwck T. Allorl and Solomon X. Ferry, in
dorses Of n certain dram directed and drnwn on
W r. Scott \ Co. in the city Of New Orleans,
and State Of lnui.irna, for $4,000. with interest,
in the even, If Their having Ia pay the same and
whereas, the said drai, has l,Vn paid and satisfied
by the same ialwick II Alfcrl and Solomon 4
Perry md whereas the aforesaid Decd Of I'riis,
empowers Us TO s,'l the property therein Sc, over
TO save thu said iniorsrs on the said draft after
twenty DAYS publication in ihe Marshall kcpuh-
lican and twenty days written notice Of adyrf
ii.ement ut four public places in said State and
County. and after paving csponas 10 aIft the
money rcalinSi nom ,hsmlc 10 the liquidation Of
said demand of $1,000! h Interest, or 80 much
rs NAV he necessary 1'herefor at the special
instance and request Of the said Afford and Per
rs, We will ~rll belorc the Court Home door, 10
the town Of Marshall on the first TUESDAY in
july. between the hours If Q o'clock 4, NJ and
. O'Clock L. NJ. 10 the highest bidder. for ready
money. the following described properly, sIrci-
fled ia said Deed Of Trust. to-wit A tract of
land si,ual,. in Che county Of Harrison the State
Of Texas. i being part Of The beadright Of X
W smith. lying abou, ihrco miles Northeast Of
Marshall, on the head watcis II irewrts ersik,
.oei bounded as follows Beginning ai the South
east corner OF a survey made for \. Morris :
thence West 500 yards to the correr Of survey
made ior H. Teal which said corner Is the said
Teals Nor'hcas, corner thence South on Smith
and rsals division line, fifteen hundred and nine
Is yards 10 a cornr where teo pine trees are
marked Il W : b" and bearing also corner uf
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-06-12
&. o. PAx1R,

Land Agent. MAJ shall. 1sxas. Proass
attention giren 10 all bns,nsss resaerssj
rnh the Court Of CLAIMS axj ~ Cess
sroi Land t1See.
MILL Investigate LAND TELLS asd Lad
w Certificates IN thr Stnse n Tcxna.
Land Certificates, with hut ~ exceptions.
must be presented to the Cnari u Cfains, i~ APP
prevail. By shc lsi al Septssnh~ mkt t'sssl -
they will he harrci from Location, Survey or Pat
ent"
win b. Ia Marshall q. SaspTiAT
f,s tir raripSs q Re-
Is Atfsif PA 3sls sssAFAssN. ~lsss.. ..4.Sss.
doing about tlsv Is, Il Augsas AIT
l,ilice II thu VuaStlaAlee. A4asoa RsA
E. &. PALMER NAuAAn. ~
Mss 70, '>tS =" ~ IN.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-06-12

IN addition 10 oar Exmsr stcrk We nss now u
rxr;pt II large variety n spring and san'-
msr ru..s, consisting Of Stallc AMI Fane, gods,
non,s. shsus, Hats. etc together with the finest
anil NEST fashionable Ssscvtwsrnf 81 Ready Aak'
1'to.h;,w ever hrough, 10 this market.
To H. ladies We wnalh particularly solicit an
examination Qf our nr>s Goods, consisting o.
silks. At pric~ from eiu 10 SO, org'is'y Mus
linz. Jarnnts Sc. In fact every thing arr'f'
,ais,ing 10 the costume Of the most hs''''"as-
Call. apA we will .as'sesd 70 .e'f "'n's "'n
pleasure ,xvco~ !. m
-. .sa Ne 70 e
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-06-12
NEW GOODS!!
GREAT SACRI FIG Ell
FIFTEEN THOUSAND DOLLARS
WORTH or
DRY q o q y q

WITHIN TWENTY DAYsi
n {. WAYT.A\D 3 CO, from New Or
y. e..ns beg lenye to infIrn. the lulses u Mar
simlI and surrounding country that they have
brought To this ei'y ncw selected stock o.
FANCY IND STiPLE DRY GOODS
consisting Of
silks, in TaF.sas Gros Grain. eros de Berlin.
Poul, de .oic IN plain cocrs, plaisss and stripes.
Also in iounc,-l AMI sidc-stripd Robes
BAHtGES. GRENADINES,
ORGANIZES. LAWNS,
JACp\ EI~r- and MUSLINS, IN
rlouuce,I si,l.--irped. and doubl. skiri Rsbes
ENBROipEElEs.
Collar Chllars and -e-sves i:u,H,g, Bands. and
Flonrings. tdgings and Insertin,'s, in s~is'
Jacop-.ti, Linen and i-sec.
LAcES.
Point d Angletcrrc Naenciu ns, lion'on MAJ.
Tee. suipurc English Thread nni Cotton laesss
WHITE GOODS
swiss Nsinslok. Null Jaccnet'. Bishop aid N.c-
toria lawn,
Phil Swiss. Nain-cok
FnhNCU AND AMERICAN PRINTS.
White Linens and Shiriing-. White Cotton aid
-heeiings ShaWls HareQe. O;randy and the Des
siylc snrcnia shawl.
MANTHIAS- AND CAPE5.
in sir, Moaslin and AZ With abd withoa. En-
hroidtrics eha',ely trimmed
skirts Scotch and French Embroidered Skirts.
Iloorskiris Steel, Whalebone and Bra-s. nioa.
Skeleton aud Extension skirts
PLANTATION GOODS
I.in,lAsyp, kerstss J,ans, l.owcs atri Blankets
etc oic..
As ,he. goods viii have 80 be sold IN this
limi'esi time.
GREAT BARGAINS
NAV be- anticipated.
The character ul our house in New Ur.snfa
will be- suflc,rnt gaatanisc thai thee good are
new and fashionable. and that no misrcprssens-
tions will be allowed as rerards style or quality
OF goods.
e. G. WANI.ANb h CO,
Near :. t. Corner Of the Public Squa3c.
Marshall, jung 3. l-5-. II
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'IiIlE undersigned, DESTROYS 81 changing his
/ business and 30 remove from this section OF
the State offers for sale his valuable plantation,
si,ua,e, seven mikes north of Marshall This Is
one of the most desirable platgs in Harrison
county. whether az regards locality, fertility Of
land. or other Advantages which render r#r'a-
ton valuable of this the purchaser can judge
for himself All that Is desired is that those
wanting to buy may call aad - dnn, The 'fec'
Of land consists Of
zoos Acres,
301 acres of Il excellent bottom land, ard 300
acres in cultivation The Improvements on the
place nre gooi the water Is excellent rad
anone other advantages there Is very fine or
chart,
For further information, enquire OF M'ssrs
q. q Gr.pu. = Merown, or Co the undersigned
on the premises u = Nc'tNaN
,iu,sA ip.3A Nn-tl1i
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MASHALL. UNIVERSITY

MASHAL.L UNIVERSITY
FXAMl< ALTON The Examination Of tbs
students of Marshall University viii take place
on Tuesday Wednesday, and Thursday The Goth
and 3o,h II Jane and the Is, Of July. The cx-
erois,s, IN the morning win continue from 2 10
and in the afternoon from TO g. defamation
from 10 | q tit the evening Of each day
The patroI,s trustees, and friends OF the insif
tuition aud the public generally arr respectful,
invited 10 he rrsei''
T. 4. EZFLI A. NJ
President
Marshall. June ,. % 1t