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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-06-28
AYERS
COmn0nnd EXtract Of SaEanariIIa,

the most cHectual remedy which the medical
skill, of our times can devise for this every
where prevailing and fatal malady. II is COM
bincd from the most active rcmcdials that have
been discovered for the cXpurgation of this foul
disorder from the blood, and the rescue of the
system from its destructive consequences.
Hence it should be employed for the cure of
not only Scrotua, but also those other a,iec-
tons which arise from it, such as ERrrrIvE
and SKIN DISEASES, Sr. AHrHoNYs FIRE,
RoSE, or ERYsrEIAs, PnuLTs, pvSrUIuS,
BLorcHEs, BrAINs and HoIrs, TuMonS, TErrER
and SALT RuEUM, SCALD HEAD, RINGwoRM,
RuEuMArIsM, SypHuIrIC and MERCuEIAL DIS
EASES, DRorSN, DYSPEPSIA, DEHILIrV, and,
indeed, ALL COMPLAINTS ARISING IRON Vita
TED or INrURr BLoop. The popular belief
in "iap,aGy ofhe blood" is founded in truth,
for scrofula is Il degeneration of the blood. The
particular purpose and virtue Of this Sorsapa-
rillu is to purify and regcncratc thi, vital fluid,
without which sound health is impossible in
contaminated constitutions,
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-06-28

ny> Mr., Jenkins complained in the evening
that the turkey she had eaten at thanks giving,
did not set we'll Probably said Jenkins, il
vss not a hen turkey He got glos5 OF water
i'm his face
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CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS and his Crew
Y This Beautiful Engraving was designed hv Ru.
uENs one Of the most celebrated artists that ever
lived; the cost ot the original design and ate being
over $4,000; silo, - 10y ~ inches.
Tho Philadelphia Daily News says, "the mere uom
nal sum asked for the engraving is sufficient in
ducemcut for persons TO purchase, wi hout the adl-
uouS gilt
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rBA coroner's jury lately returned the fol.
lowing verdict on the body Of n poor f.llow:-
Game to his death By hanging round tay.
en."
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-06-28

Eg'There is a man out west whose memory
is 50 short that it only reaches his knees, con-
sequenlly he never pays for his boots
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WOOL CARDING IN PERRYsBURG !

rINHE undersigned has moved his CRrding Machine
L 10 PER-, shug, where he will be ready to card
wool on short notice, for all who may favor him with
their patronage. Carding room in Peter Witz erS
budiug, on the Hydraulic at the upper end of town,
SAMUEL MARKS.
June :, lSGo-5W:,
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-06-28

TO PERSONS OUT OF EMPLOYMENT.
A GENTS wanted to sell the ERIE SEWING MA
n CHINE.-This is a new Machine and 30 sim
pie in its construction that child of 10 years can
learn to operate II by half hours instruction IL
is equal to any Family Sewing Machine in use and
the price is but Fifteen Dollars.
Persons wishing an agency will address
J. N. BOYLAN.
Secretary Erie Sewing Machine Company,
Nay 81 lS60-4w5. MILAN o,
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CEEl3 MANHOOD.

4 -.L-fasy w . IN JNblFs
a1zNAAzY HOW Lost, HOW RESTORED,
INST Pathshtf, IN N,s'Sa EBrsiope
ON the Nature Treatment and Radical Cure vr Srer,
mattorhHl or sem mai Weakness, sexual DthniN,
Nervousness ANA iWoluuar, Emissions, including
lmpotsurN hNSicHl iugopacitv
ROBT. I CULNERWEII,N ND,
Author o. Tho Green Book, Sc,
The world renowned author of this admirable lee %
turC clearly proves from hSnwn experience that the
awful consequences Of self-ahuse be eHectuallN
removed without Medicine and without dangerou,
surgical operations, bOugies, Instruments rings or
cordials; pointing out modo of cure at once GER
tain aud efectual by which every sufferer, no matter
what his CONDITION may he, NAV cure himself Cheap
y. Privately and Radically. This Lecture will prove
a boon TO thousands aud thousands,
Sent under seal tN any address, Post paid. on the
receipt of two postage STAMPS, by addressing nr
CH }. c. KLINE VI p $50, Frst Avenue, Post RoN
n A NTE Gu RRA A TS!!
II Very nlSsfr0t 81 TEN Crs PER POUND.
Can at Ihk pRrG STORE,
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A. II. JEROME.

n. B.--I shall also be connected with the
S'orugc. Forwarding aud Commission Business
OF this place, anl hope 10 merit the confidence
and appreciation OF the people.
May 81 lSj0-i'y \. 4. JEROME.
PECK & HAMILTON, Agents Perry rysburg.
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10000 LBS. WOOL WANTED!

TOUSTON & STONE are again ready or the
III Wool Trade. Prospects being far for " ool'
,eason and pay the hi chest price in CASH SO bring
along your wool as carly Ms possible.
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spOWGAl'S Exchange.

NTOTWerIV NPuVOFu ErchQRge)
a. u. HOWELL, Proprietor,
Perrysburg, Ohio.
. TINS pUpuIal Hotel wasneyeI in better nd;+;.n
toa. cUmOdate its numerous guests thnupou Tbc
roomsare tonmodious and well furnished and ths
roprietorleaves nothing ndone thatwillcontrbnts
to the comfort of his patrons.
The stabling is good and everv reasonable AR.
Will be bestowed upon horses, busgies, dc,
HI~ Charges, reasonable
Dec. I6, 1855
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MarSnret Nj, Loper's Estate,

THE subscriber has beens pointed and qualified
as administrator on the estate Of Margaret NJ.
Lopez late of Portage, Wood county, o. deceased,
Al persons having claims against said estate will eN'
hihit them legally proven within one year Dated at
Findlay O. H. b' HUhp'
June 7, lS60-5wts
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100000 Pounds Wool
Wanted!

For which the highest market driee will be paid.
May II, ltce. y, X. hiLLhk d 90.
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FOLSOM ~ FELgON, Resident Prim
CipalS.
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MAGNIFICENT ENGRAVING or

+, & n. X Uollsubcck att'ys for rrNs,
%ne :, lStO--GwdS3 50
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LAND FOR SALE.

'TNUEtolowiug lands u Wood County. Ohio. lrr|
l for >lS upon reasonable tcrms. as o. prirr anal
Mnr vi nlNmNnt .AMN II LN-s mt Nurrnnsnrs viz.
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ST. sS0EultDu.

Wtt9lteo tss pngbe guGesnns gDunbaste tn epntSn
@rdpuer etns Ger eu eoSnlGen GDaeeten er tld.
ten Ger ben Sr0sn dbs nes yebns BEN 90pttdern ron
Eee0H yartS Ybtlabpba unb aneren Stabn sbradt bat
tt Der ye5n peis lln5lblis 9eteencr bic IN Sbrenial-
ZEN MeTsSrat unO an9ern Rrabeiten litten fOIbe g. aud
e ret ppetben er1un 3u iebr ertrede biz su oft
lea BET 9ertngen eniSteiten 10. urben ausenbtd8 se
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a NScucr sSnts nnD O1ntem-Q QnScm.

go Weeu 6reurhen 8etannten nnb heel bant Gem eseer
ten WubIitum bic eresbene gusese bas i out uh aor
pen-S S5ore e. .....s. 5tI. .a az
SO. 43 8altmureltr,, 2, Sbur BON 5reoertfitr,
nit Der grBSteu Musab NJ mGSenei sseSten ur ben
n r Se11eben bobe une sebe metnn uIcen cte Serrns
bos d bel sutfr Neme bugGen re' HELEN peroe
I'm sttsta 9xirreS R'ts' sfsssa'' Sbos o...,
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9f9ritnpet sur lluterpriiduns Der Sluodlalberet
Der ei,t3iee pIap, no cine 9Gtlun9 erten9t
nerpen fanr. 4.i. ..-'
Qitperuu9 In feds Stunbea. q.
&etn OuefliIber, pas eufte Wsluapbeit npl.
le,lp5 ruinrt+ -. ...- ...
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0r. .9obnfan,
Der ettlat9e Qlrat, pDelber 0nadat.
-lGtatltrt por ohf,ehn .fabrert. J

'-F (Gtabltrt adrssbn ,5dbren.l
Gr bat bas f6eras ptrtFnmfe ttel In Oer gr
ben 8leeern unrcp ase Sddnen& eteBun9e er Smtrltr
TT een Qneen Neren Wnb urbdR be 0erlutes he
auarantbe aGS ter dsu leb ole uOu gepiHtr
9epmen emrtnbetten Der 9ugen eI6. tbrn opern efabr
berrutreu ntGt es setr perpeu sdus.npfe
SOfnunen pentbten Sbwdbe hr GUulttan HerDOrbrtnse
bic GSe unmOst4 maiden lab Iust ben SrFef anS Sun
f6ren .... ..l III ...... t.. .r
Sun8f Mduner,
beiOnbtrs rsl&e bic Opfr betmeu Yuas Jcben TAB
odS dbrlth 10 Dtele 1dueube tn bs Sd6 reBt pel6e
purt tbe srtdbeuen llleus u.b ennptter
mt een Ornnr Der Seebtd n ben oendt besert UNI Der
Geer bssaubenrs I6ue e9fs buben purp nr6sen 1 NIT
SGuem Wertr1new udben. ......# e..
,.. ~.. 0erbctratb:te Yerlonen, # eaa d
ober seS p&t a u verb raten bsdba@ttsen vhb 6 sby
de swdas eer etHs sur zen 9tnperns 6ewn6I nR ioa.
Nqe ?nherniI BE 0p pbuNlte sttfse 3rrttuns
Nettbdrtett her Rsrrn 6tter S6wdte ~ ft0pune
ter ibrsdlttrn Nr wsrben reu furtrt GerIen1 eIbet
d Der Sebaneuns uuh 5urOgs Or. StOnOn auterstbt
tann thm as etntm Gbrsnmlue obue 6urtt @
une iuSert@tlt3 Guf tHs d3tt6e @ei6ttbte DerIaien
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urmcglt& nd6 III oft 6as 2p0t Derer es tbreu
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Darn Stein unb anper urla1en eneben finn TT 1s BOD
stsnstetls etns OlSe N5brstes belhen rsans.
2Eer Mil asnsr ba 8rG Gr.eusune ebtr
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Dcnen bic cd es iut AuBereem our6 frben Sc.
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re &nbe peer 3SSts Q8te oft lretben e lie 9etpe
rem uran i bic bar bic Gepbnbelt seemsn 2aters nt-
lanrcn rnb. ..E... y. =. be-
EE Office: $50. Sub=5repertfitra6e,
lteben 8luren p1n 8altimpretr., Dltli4e Seite,
Die Stufen 9inauf @ rG.- ...
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SupFIdcr Sttelwthr Strabenretnisr unit 9dmptupusr
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Sine 0etIun9 in 2 1Sa9en austlt6ert,
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Otrefte Sntpprtattpn BON gSten
Pr. "Geitue" baben mir uniers 9rbit mpDrtacn pn an
Observation-Disclosures
brett ber abrit erbalten; t6en bbcn 6oG nit ur
a8 d ooratrer cbern audi De bger pertaufeu ais ie.
Die gen limb ale ucueten Wtutern cine rei5e
o 0rCse Ql8uab oS ne ies9e Sat 2erta tdt aufsupcin
Meerl6aunt=Dfetfen.
Gin rradtpoue8 Niortement nit obne @terIblao in
Dtb iuo 28ads 0elotteu i'm lreie 81. SO aupart8
Nfeer16aum @tgarren~6 6alter.
Sn 0r6ster Wann9fattgteit enfad unb nit fem ge6niben
9ure, nit obne @uis 20 Cts per Stff auipdrs
l1nearilde lmb titrtt0he gGei9lel-Np6re.
Su UieIfitt9er p8pobt BON allen r6Ben gu Gt8 per Stf
ulo auiip6rt8. 5y Eli4 ..--4H III. +i !-i.s3.
Sd5He SernIteu Wuopiben, bi9e berbe Been uno 9cr=
seanbpfe cer Qrt feline rans5le Gsarren- &tus, Stupf-
abat8op. &abaf8beuteL. 3uneer 8aiierpefen 1t. NJ.
mpDe @i9aen hrett BON 9aoanna Bergen; ebena8 aue
Scrten pcu inldnbii6en unb eeutIben @'garren
&irftIber &audtabaf, 8aruos, 2Outiana 8r9ina
Sober 9htilel wirb 10 9arautirt wie oargeteIt
,.--.- G;ebrilcer Gutru
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Sanfprb'5 8
2eberftdrfmneS=Wttt
gserfiert niernals fciue Nroft

Dafelbe 1T sani aus pIdn.
sen6ersea sufammengeiebt u.
1T cine duerfcunte unD be-
pdbrte WteoljIn. ron Naen
ae1adst, wsl6e fe gssrlllGt
hIben lnb miro jegE nit 3u.
SerIt6t BET aqen cen 8ralfs
bettsfIGen sebrau6t, gegen
nel6e rGNe.be ernpfch.eh
ntrb. l ,-i .t~
Otefes Nltttel Bat pIbren0
Der leBten twst Sabre IGu'
fen6e curtrt, nel6e aue Soft
nung duf etnDer n5 duf3ese
ben bdtten, nie Die IN metuem
Belts bef1olt6an sl6 retden
unO uaseiud,ten 3eugutde te,
netien.
sic DUifs muB Rem Sem
perament pas 9dttenten dt-
aepIst unb in fclata Qu N.
tttdten se6rau6t pareen, uni
aetttoe auf BEN ltnterletb
etn5tptrfea.
orr III S-nr.fG.
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8eaftet fplaenees BET 4ettth.

Der 1lnendite wtIer sbtsn uetea estaftet TT hne eH
iueu crfabrenen Srst penben Sur Weln ntt nxT
Spn feteu gdneu bere cra iDnbsrn bsnielbeR aa bea
btet Ieinn Rrafcn ieb bse RmnHa u nlaea o&senh
In Zen Ndusu 100 Senpteu1s F etsrss til eas Seess
.inaewrs pesr bic Rrafte weier R 8ssrsa sai ta t
ar melt 3rfStren at@nu,s berea If. BereaaHH9ta oSss
@CturtS" usrbeN mad bsu Gr, J. Srth auige
Fuotueu Nssamtmusseie pcH9tn EsseH o5me Snterses
seey SucopenieIer ih1 gde1tsn gsst psIet edraN
6rt F g. = gc5 tcs feiN gu:;AneuMa Der rutesta Z. l.
a ais ttpreS" tetanbet wssen gebr5 10 on esarstans
bic traar1Bittn aoI9en hsrtshtreH.
yung, 9s,te unh S1e uelts E7aat @daS5sst isfesn
Stsn lid ket 3tiiea GtsN 9ca ne seE &rHseT NAB srsEf
dutolttn sfpareu.
xn srStett 1srbxbs as mgeRt eH amsersr S IN am a.
,S Der Gon.,ou bse iipran3e araf Dtebe Hesn sst
ot, mt a,ibt Yeit Seine Rsbi,tu If irel
Ger1u Ynk snea g1eraeu @tFn. IN siaes seqRtin hen
as subetelt Eann in sf ober yessaus sser ei ser
Hee uebeelf! umh ebne Gttrtug tit gdften ia reafatea
aenpn,u reteeM ssist GhHbug eiasetTcttz n.
gtrb cine SsintbrsnYuua Der 2sbenS@eiis npbmsNSia.
Tua ben Grantbeen hes pcbiteM Gedleas taA IN s. y.
mb Ie ensg Ntt5s abren ne beiea6ere
artkmtt ssr{prt aHen 9etbeubea cae selenee @Hr
9H e. Snits Er6centatce fAr Francs saEn aM HSt
aenl aleee crta. Die IlebH ii gut unb arrbs uneTtsA
Sasrcn aserp1Seati Sief 6coor gebraHt Tres s. Ssr
9nsn gs5e n Baltimore .tFsr mptnn. t0EheR na aeaaEss
anaabt 1tr gpmrtrn,e St s. g. Sntb tn perptrstsR brea
riuren uup Tebism RaS rseae sAeM Gsss kS SaHSs
jetidi erbaltes,
4ue Mnfrogen btbea firing prtsatpt "a sst Da Fzs -
pdrats 1ti1mcr str Tispohtten Der SaueI!cn.
Oifen pDn ItAr aRetec@s bis ritt Sbeae4.
@s. 3. s.. @EsifS,
AaSo.s 90. IL shAS- TrsSestder. Saia1E<s-
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SPITE ilnO &appcn.
f III. Eckhardt,

,Hsa Nn. $40 @elt= NrattftraEe,
i'm ... r'.r cberholb ber Gurnbaae. .a4 |.'''.
Sat es bas 8rSb Ecrmnt pom itsn unc 9appsn Der nsH
Yobe, opie and 2urnertits rcdtb9 nne oee8t oteielE
aud mad Nunag fur @pnlpagneen &c. t.ts
HI 8ann5en ua rsenc einem BIaSe wereen prCwpt aus
eiibrt. .ti-,-.-.J ..- e.. (Wu17t)
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-. 9ae rid ron betner Ser.
e. nunf; betm @lbrou9 pes Sc.
=. berifd fuuGs !Diitteis letten
=. uno es miro curiren: Qeber~
80 tef6meroen. @lGen Rrdnf-
= heitsu. Maeeul6wdhe, t,rp,
s ntIae Oiarrboe. Sommerte=
u f6weroen, Wdfferfa&t Dur6r
"a fad. lauren Nosen. CUR Sc
- iprbnbeit oeporcene 8ec=
- ffOpfung, 6OltfAe G6Oler1
- @bplerd Morbus. 8tncers
= Gbolgra, @elbIuGt, 8i0hun=
II gen, weiblt6e Sdpdde uno
- fdnn sbeniaa8 trfOlsretb ee-
:. b-au6t werceu ais etne ger
- ip6bnlj9e 5amiltenmeptstn.
= G5 furirt frdntbaftsS
- Rcpfpe5- wie GdulPnte be-
:. ftdttSen fGnnen - In 30 Mtt=
nuten, nenn spet cper bret
= | bselSfei pod oaSon BET Be
- sitn res 9tnfa(Is esaDmmen
- merosn. .- -
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Fairbanks Standard
gBaaaen. @aaaen.

e6s Sorte bieier teibmten g8aa9en nb unis Ga
ben Jto. 16 @. @6arle8Itr gu blben ..Iss
G8nt. s. 9bpwbrtb9e, 2lscntfir
@5rt2o6nlt - -.lE TatrbQufS q So.
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ste t"- ...
Rdht 0fs Nfbfnbnhlrrs.

NO"elte aus tem fe6s3ebenten Sabrbuntert, s
(6crtcsun9) .- ...s
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8elonDer5 ,u beaAten !!

DR. SptntUn btste allen Denen ne SuIfe an tetIe @ bur
obe sebem unnatUre ei &6rper SerfSrcnne fur
bic Irbt etc @eeadaft unit Gle &te unfabs atenpe 2aer
9eltpacbt hdben. ....s. T. .-.. s..'
pier no etse er trdurgn unb basnsperben 5psrn ber
ruben GeprAAbetten pes Gdfers S6udGe I'm R1fen In
ben tSereru Shnlerjen tu8rpfe Swdc,e pes (ets lrlf
Der Museraft 9er3flpphh uerpDe uurubs Wasenltwadbe
un0rOnuns Der WerDauungs Srsane ausnetne &Rrd raRa
Spluptenre Der SGptnpIHdyt. ..-. i--..' ~
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0etfte

Dte ihrcfltden gDrnsen pe 2ders fnS fetr u f:bter
Seriuf ees Secdmtes 8ewrutq reeu ebrudbrit Der
@etfsSrHtie bre Nbnungen NtnetSIaa St. Geeuaft
subj ndh 9tndmtett BdueR sJe1 d leIbf 6urtlautttt
X. lnb eiutJe blnmen Splgen. ' - - = Z 49, -
IdHlenos pom gerrnen AIters 6nrcn st beurbetl.n
aus wehe urlabe ttr elobc dbnimmt e ibre Rrd yer.
Itrn pI baB nerpps une db9eSehrt prcen tnpem lie eus
sgnttumltds er6eng um pte AHsea ben Suen unS BITE
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Sun9f Ol1nner,

brnttrs rsGs bic Srer nss ebetmn HdHtrs ecrben nb
Dds dbrlt 10 Dee 1dufeuoe fubes Srd6 retBt pel6t
ourt tbre srbdbeHen 1deue ub nptder 0rdupesfrofte
nit benz Dcnne Der SereDtfd n enl beaetert Der
Ieier beaubernct Lone tTpft bIben pupeg nSgen @ mt
Scaem 8ertrIuew udben. . ..f ...t.. - e.
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Sunse 9eltte,

bic t hur tetme 9dfer Sbpd&t bdcen bic lie 70 oft bon
bSn 2cuten rfer In Sue ierue Scl1en lie a
Ri6t9 tpuren Ieba I'm 56af rur6 pOlutipuen be wern
Hasebe Die 9te nuntSed MAIDEN Grper up et ,erfS-
rca, fpIten frf,rt bic u6tbtasn S6rttte tbun
s0ts Sbaee pap EN- 8ef vGnn bic 9cfnans etnes sanbs
hcr Nbln8 rer <ern daen NuSten 6reupen pes
Qebers s5cren Ua ourb cisn fttur Nbtrruna
gfap Fer Ratur. SD pripnen muen tepp e etutres
IN bic s...-. s. rt. r--.. = i.ts. '~.-'''
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Der a6eno bes 4, auslt mar auf Der 9tpple>
Jaem ein 8eitaberp peS @llfss uno Der Qtebe,
unO @tr. sBaw .brahte 70 lange unp 10 oft bic
@elnnobetten prr iunsen @beleute aus, bis er
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among us from county TO county, SO as to
put them upon an equality with oar own
merchants. To my establishment, that bill
was the other day rejected. thereby offering.
a premium in effect to the merchants of other
States over our own. Believing that this re-
suited from Misrepresentation of the nature
and design Of the bill. would most earnest
1y request our Senators and Representatives
to give this matter some attention. Surely
they do not mean to refuse TO give our mer-
chants fair chance with those of other
States. We think as merchants and as citi-
zens we are of much material advantage to
the prosperity of Tennessee, and we regard
the rowing abolitionists and other runners of
the Northern States as unworthy to be placed
by our own laws to an advantage as COM
peting against us in trade. We ask no adj
vantage of them, but only to be placed on
an equality with them l..
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-13
WAsHINGroy. March 5. 1850.
To the Senate Of The United States:
WAR DEPARTMENT, March 5, 1860.

SIR: In answer tn n resolution of the SEN
ate of the 23d ultimD. requesting to be fur
nished with "any communication" which
"niay have been recrired from the Governor
OF the State of Texas. and the documents
accompanying it. concerning alleged ho<tili
ties now existing on the Rio Grande between
the citizens or the military authority OF Mex
leo and the State respectively" have the
honor TO state that, IN preparing the papers
called fr by this resolution. Lave thought
Ii might b; "a matter OF interest, perhaps of
Importance, 10 have n succiHct statement OF
the origin and progress of the tronbl,s on
that tordcr. Win TINS view 1 nave made a
synopsis If the transactions as they appear
from papers on file in this office. but which
are not set to the Senate because they have
not beea called for.
IL will appear from these documents that
nothing coald exceed the eoniraririy If STATE
ment and opinion, even amongst thoss having
the best opportunity of knowing. One thing
only Il ctrizis, aud that il that from a small
beginning these diiIicglties have rapidly iu-
creased. salil III y seriously threaten the
peace Of the two Countries.
Ca the Ssh day Of February. 1859, Brevet
Maj IT General ID. T. rwiggs. then command
ing the military department OF Texas, with
the approval of the G-nerII-ln-Cairf, bat
without sanction OF tie War Department, Is
sued orders directing the abandonment of
Fort Brown. Ringgold Barracks, AID Fort
Mcintosh. pests on the RIO Grandc, each
garrisoned 10y single company Of troops.
The rrason assigned by General Twiggs for
breaking up these posts given la com
munieaiion received fr, m hun ubd. date 81
March rs. lo5s, OF which the fviioaing Il
copy:
HEADQUARTERS DEPlRTAEN OF Tsxssl
San Antonio, March %. 1859.
SIR: have heard incidentally (aot afi.ial-
ly) that the Department a. Washington dis
approved of M breaking up the posts 10
Texasu II was not until after consultation
with the LieuIenant General commanding
the army, and b verbal approval. that
Determined to do sn: OF which /. on the 18th
Of January, iafprmed the Secretary of War,
through Jour Office. The order was not
issued until the 30th at January, and The
movements were not hurried. ia order 10
give time. hit was not approved by The See
reiary, ior 70 10 be eOunseI mauded. Having
al extensive trontirr 60 guard from al enemy
who WAS making daily inrsyads upon the in
habitants. and having so frx lrosps. 1, alter
maturs confederation. Determined % alIandoa
toe poets on the Rio Giande. aud place The
troops on the frontier. There Is not. nor
ever has been. any danger OF N, xic.as cross
ing ca our SIDE OF tlic river to hinder OF
disturb The inhabilsRts; and the oatc-y Ca
thai dver foe troops Is solely 81 have al ex-
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-13
AUSTIN. Feb l5. 1850.


SIR: have the honor TO forward by my
friend Gen. Forbes Britton, Assistant Adj
jutant General of the State, and a prominent
member OF the Stale Senate. dispatches which
| deem Of importance. aud desire that his
Exc,llcncy the PresidI Mt shall consider the
contents thereof
depiore the situation OF Texas. An empty
treasury the Indian troubles uneIampled fer
the lasl ten years, and the iorays from M,xi-
co on our southern bUrders, are we'll calcutta
ted to impress the mind OF the Executive of
the STATE uf Trxas with the iniric-ri.as - th-
altitude which he has, 10 justice To his frllow-
citizeus and humanity. TO "a sumo, should not
the Federal arm be speedily raised and ex-
tended Ia b''hali of our suffering frontier.
The Executive of Texas is greatly dcsir
Gus Ia av' III any course which might raise
even question as Ia the psoprieIy Of his
frIion. Notwithstanding all his moderation
aud desire TO escbgw an attitude unpleasant
10 him. h. may. in short time. lie required
10 resort To Tue indeiessible right OF sell-le-
frace to pr1fect his fellow C tizens. lie
will in addition TO manifest fOrbearaacc, en-
deaV or vt further to deter 10 The action at
the Federal Government. But matters new
aud startling arise. aud b. may fcei tsat his
duty i IA meet the emergency in carrying
liis aclian 20 far A. 10 not oaly repeal the
a.gr s>iou nom N xsco. bat 90 adopt surt
measures wil Prevent the recurrence OF
similar inr1ats upon our frontier. Texss
eau anil will. II appealed TO. in thirty da -
b. ahle TO muster in the field ten Thousand
men, Aho are AhXio Gus, einiEsrrasss a her
finance are. 10 maze exclamation upon " xi-
ca tor all her wrongs-
Can be hope Tor asd from the Federal Gov
erutnafst
/ have The honor 10 be your obi servant
SAN HOUSTON.
Hoo. John u. Floyd. Secretary al Mar.