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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-14
NEW YORK HERALD MONDAY, OCTOBER a.
POLITICAL.

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Seventh dsiric...., ......... Charles 7. Ftos,
| James Gilmore
Eighth district. Wfiiinm Ba,hnm, nv
William Mcspedoa.
Owen Madden.
ssosud district. sqmies &. New6usy.
James Somers.
Third district. ............. Thomas 0girie
William Board oaram.l
Fsurth district .............. Robert Z. Leet,
q Ha,rison Feed.
Fifth district. ............... William q Faaihos~.
John Shaw.
'''' '''''' ssT inisa ''S'
Francis Martin.
'''''' ''''''''' falssk piapssick.
Azc Freeman.
AsA'' district Sssass,1 4 s ssss.''
NiaA district. W;,liam II A1msrs~s.
Tot. district. hsss. 1 Il, 11ss
fatrck iM Mccain.
Eleventh district. .......... John y. Gridiey,
George e Butcher:
Twelfth district. .ssas" 1eSeessa.
Patrick Patrick Des ii."
''' N'''' William GcaLoy.
John Rennet
Fourteenth district .Lohn Brady. ST.,
EuWn UoDDA
rvEnrY'rasr WARD
First district. Lhirf,s FIRING,
Michael kcnney.
Michael Geohagaa.
Peter Kearnans
fhtrd district. Jaoob Ehyu,
Jeremi n MaSosev.
Fourth district Solomon McLau1htts.
Michael C"tter'
FHeA district ..................J Mssct Ws,nm
Chartss M.matiser.
sixth als,rc. . T@sa sS's slama~
T }Sssps s saltS'
6evcath district ............ Abboh Hoaqemdx,
SJ sSn n p! Tra:y.
EigAth district John WelIe,,
Aloes. 4 s. Smith,
Nisth district. ......"....,... wa'tan. W Miles,
T Tss "a h s,1.assars.
's''A p mnsaT " + cart ha.s.'''
Theo Froment
A'''n'A district z zs@sss 4 S ss1@gsh.
Twelfth district. ........J Soils hittcrtand,
Memo Diefendorf.
1s'f'sen'h district W.s" as = G3Ssss'1
Joseph W. Mecks.
Fourteenth district. ......... George w T,,ps
J. Townsend Connolly
Denis g. Miaton.
First district. Robert Patterson.
Reuben s =, S i.anson.
Second district. .............S Samuel Seo1
PAIip 7. Iaaavan.
Third district. William j. OETicB,
John Ssirnr,
Terence Reiey.
Fourth district. ............ Thomas Nolan
Hugh Murray,
- Be,JaDa Fbh.
Firth district. Henry Goardier,
Angnstus Ely,
John Donovan.
Sixth district. Geoygc McDeyn,oA.
Thomas Egan,
Daniel Fallen.
Seventh district. ............. Charles Ei,inot,
Emanuel Kofb
Dennis f. Root.
Eighth district .............., Francis Wheaton.
Wiuiom Y. Leqqeft,
Pa,ric Anthony.
Ninth district. ....An...... .Geo,ge g. Buns.
Ralph 4. Hdnilfou.
Frederick Meyers.
Tenth district. ...,..o.... .I99as,4s s. Wed.
Hugh Downey
William lIalden.
Eleventh district. .StJhen N. Sinonso1k
lfiIm Roii9ey,
James Masterson.
Twelfth district. Patrick Quin,
Eiscdfd HrGois
James A. Mccormick.
Thirteenth district. ......:.s,. y. d. Miner,
John Mifier,
Samuel X. Scott,
Fourteenth district ......,.. Luke Mullen,
yos1h Cuiieyp. ~.
William Dcaiev
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-14
4 UCTIoN NoTIcE.-CuATTEL MORTGAGE SALE

A UCTION NoTIcE.-CHATTEL MORTGAGE SALE
n Elegant Carved Rosewood and Mahogany Furniture,
mad" by Punsol, Ronx Mereen-short time D. D.
CAULkiSS Auctioneer, viii sell, Monday. October H.
ut la O'clock by catalogue u entire OF the large
four story dwelling hose2lS West Foure nth street,
Eiglh avenue, containing superior household Furniture,
oil hfs class work fnans made order and In excellent
condition Paror Furntnre-Rieh velvet Carpets; three
magnificent rosewood palor Suits i elegant satin
bode; large easy voitae and Reception Chairs to mach
two Rosewood Eegeres with marble tops and mirror doos
and backs lined with satin wood, extensively
elegant rosewood Centre Side and Work Tables ladies'
Rosewood Secretary, with mirror door, lined with satip
wooi rosewood Secretary, with II carving made
TO match the rosewood parior furniture; rose
wood Corner and Music Sands splendid
wood premium Panofofte, richly inaid With pearl and
real pearl keys, decidedly OF the best instruments
maderhy embossed Cover and Stool; French plate
Mirrors expensive Lace and rocatc Window Curtains also
great variety of OIL Paintings embracing many valuable
specimens large size elegantly decorated China Vases Pa
riau and Chinese Figures, day Ormo,u Clocks
together with many other costly Afantc 0rmanents mahp
IL hair cloth and medallion; Rocking aud Easy Chairs So
fs oak and black walnut Extension Tables, rich China Tea
Sets Cnl Glassware comprising ia asso,,eni, such as
Tumb.ers, Wines, Chammgnes Gobets, CELERY Gltsses
Salts Entter Dishes Lemonaees Pitchers Be- also costly
"a Cut Go,ies spooas Forks Cake Basks Tea services
Savcs Ivory Cutlery common Crockery Plates Vegetable
Dishes Soup Treena also the Furniture Of all the bed
containing great variety In rosewood and aahoga
ny; Beds, Bedding, &c. No postI 0ncment
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fNRoCkERy, GLASS, CHINA, KEROSENE LAMPS
ami neyi;oods by T. S. H. BARTLETT, Auetonenr on
Tuesday IS 10 o'clock ut Isl Pearl street S8 lots
~ goods for retailers Call anu sec eas oa
IN T WILLS, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NOTICE.
N Jiarrn,rs Earlcuwarc French CHINA Silver Pltea
AMI paplan Mare Fancy Goods, acWeAhcsiay, October
III al ii o'clock auction Is Murray street, near
broadway. Catalogues now ready.
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A UCTioN notice. WILL SELL, THIS MORNING,
IA at l9s o'clock handsome and elegant Household Far
niture Of Akeed W. Winter ESQ., at the residence lo2 Wa
verey place. of Sixth The furniture Is In
good order aud housekeepes will have good chance get
good made furniture consisting solid rosewood
Tor Suits covered in rich satin brocatel rosewood Ecre
with mirror back and DOORS rosewood Centre ana Ter
Tables Turkish Chair and Lounges, rich China Vases
mask and Lace Curtains Brussels Tapestry and Ingram
Carpets rosewood Bedroom Furniture comprising Red
seads, Bureaus Wassnds and Commodes; very fine Hair
Mattresses Bolstels and Pows rosewood and black wax
Corner and Booksands mahogany Bookcase, Bed
scads bureaus Washstands Sofa Beds Lounges Clocks,
Mirrors Curtains, solid black Dining Table Chairs
Glass, China and Sverwarc, Table Outlay, Ocoihs Stair
Carpets, &c. Sale positive. i. Bolts Auc,ioneer
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~ Furniture this aflernoon At two O'clock precisely at
Washington square aud Sixth Consisting Of fine
Brussels and inerin Carpets, Glass, China and Silver
Ware Oicloths, Chandeliers Curtains solid rosewood
pa,cr suit covered IN crimson and maroon pro ae con
silk reps Centre Tables Eegercs Bronze Clock Paintings,
rosewood and mahogany Bedsteads, Bureaus, Washstand,
Lounges Chairs Rockers Corner Stands Bookcase Exten-
sion and Tea Tables Hair Mattresses Beds and Bedding,
Furniture ~ boxes fine Soap small quantity Of fine Wines
ana Liquors Sale positive Terms cash, in bankale
money All the goods must be removed twenyfour hours
after the sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-14

HENRY II. LEEDS, ACKNOWLEDGMENT a.
III LEEDS Co. will sell at auction Monday, Oct ~
I2 o'clock fl of No. q Nassau street. dar
brown Horse, IN hands high warranted sound III every
ana good roai lister
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-14

MORTGAGE sALE.-A. NJ. CRIsTAI.AR, AUCTIoNEEE,
wood do also Tables Chairs Looking Glasses Gas Cham
delers &C. BY order of Aug Breede attorney for mort
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A UCTION NOTICE.-HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT
~ auction this day (Monday) Oct H. sale CONNIE ncing
olo the privaLc residence OF Dr. emuel dc 10
TWEEN, street, Sixth avenue, consisting
wool arlor Suit covered in brocaie rosewood
Panofor Brussels and Ingram Carpets Mirrors Turkish
Easy Chais covered in tapestry Couch match, Ecscrcs
Centre Tables Lace Curtains. Shades Manei nments
Bookcase Whatno Clocks Hatstaud, bureaus Bcdsleaas
Mashstands Hair and spring Mattresses Feather Beds
Blankets, Countcrpanes black wainut Sofas, Rockers
Chairs, Tables, Corner Stands Ensrayings Paintings Side
boards, Chandeliers, Extension Table China Glass and s
Ware knives and Forks Union Table Cloths Arm
Chairs card Tables Stair Carpets ocoths also large
sorment of Basement and Hi chen Furniture Sale pore
tory, commencing precisely O'Clock this afternoon
MORTIMER GRIFFIN Co. AucLfoncers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-14

DRINTTNG MATERIALS BY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Tnesday) October H. at 10 o'clock, corner of Wanen
street and Railroad avenue Jersey City:Wasltngon aad
Smith presses, with mixers; Goron Gilmans Yankee and
Screw Presses Type from Pearl TO 23ne Stands OAasea
Stones, &c--Inakng 1870 lots.
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NOTICE TO BAKERS.-B. iSAACS WILL SELL THIS
IN day. lG}. o'clock 2t2 West Twenty seventh street,
all the tools Of bakery, Counters Doe Trough Pans. Cut
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IL prgss Hnd Packing Establishment Ii3 West Eleventh
street. between titt and sAth az hfs Hous hold
boxed and shipped all parts OF the world. Covered
for removing furniture nd from the country
Furniture stored
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DAWNBRokBE's SALE-THIS DAY, AT lo}s O'CLOCK,
l. by BELL 4 lNGRAfiAM, at their auction rooms -
New Bowcry 400 choice lots OF men, and chid1n1
Wearing Apparel Shawi Piece Goods Sheets Quilts BhAn
kets Bcddng Watches, Jewelry &c. BY order Of R. D.
WILLIS, 81 Roosevelt street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-14

T)ROOKLYN PROPERTY AT AUCTION AND PRIVATE
ID sale, ort eIErcry Saturday, at O'Clock, +. NJ
auction will sell on the premises, until 1000 sold,
commencing the property between Broadway
irving avenue Covert and Moat streets and Cooper
nue., In Tho Eighteenth ward WILLIAM CONSELYBA,
Arconcer Also, at private sale, $500, onc-haH cash
brown three story hh easement house. 1873 De- street,
Tot cheap until May /; also, story high basement
frame house ten los 25Slno each the head Of Central ave
bounded by Van VOORHEES, Shaer Streets for 4U
with good garden plenty OF fruit shrubbcry also ~ los
opposite Tor 40 Other houses and vacant lots fof SAFE
very cheap, liberal TERMS y he owner Inquire on the
southeast corner OF Myrtle and Lewis avenue Brookiyn
n. B.fhe Broadway and East New York cars pass tue
auction sale every ave nnuses VIM J. MILLS.
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street. VIII SELL Monday, October IT. at 10 O'Clock
Mt 4o4 West street. OF Charles Counters with
three Beer Pumps Stand Casks Kegs Bar FIX
lures Screens, fine Steve, Mirror Clock, large Glass Case
Scales Of Groceries, pipe OF pure GIN
Bandes Wines WhisAeys, Rum, Sagars, &c, by order
of HENRY HARTYEE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-14

T MoRIARTY. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SELL THIS DAY.
81 Its Chatham square. I0a O'Clock, Sofas Lounges
Bureaus Chairs. Ccks Feather 3cds, Mattresses MrorG
Oil Paintings, Shaws Dress Goods Satinet Cloths Sh.es
and Callers also, variety Of Fancy and Dry Goods 6as
positive.
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A UCTIoN NoTlCE.-M. DOUGHTY, AUCTIONEER
~ Will sell Monday October, A. at 10Y O'Clock, at sales
SIS Nassau street general assortment of Household
Furniture, Carpets Mirrors Paror Suits in mahogany and
rosewood Lace Curtains Library and Secretary Bookcases
Mahogany Sofas, Teic.arees, Chairs Bullets Extension
Lounges Dressing Bureaus Washsands, Ocioths, Ward
robes &C. the whole to be pcrempory sold 10 the highest
bidder for cash.
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4 uCrIoN N0ffCE.-B II. SEixAs WILL SELL AT
n hr store oI W > X. Matthew'S 2t3 Pearl STREET Oct
10 eiiy country dealers, large lot Of White
Granit common Rockingham and Glassware Also, lot Of
Peas tUd la ps
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r GUSHING AUCTloNEER-wILL SELL ON MON
81 day, October a. at l0 A. NJ, at 50 Tenth avenue the
stock Fixtures of blacksmith and whcelrighcs shop
Also the Frame Building the PROMISES Sale positive.
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HENRY GREEN, AUCTIONEER. WILL SELL. ON
IL Monday OF H. ut fVt O'Clock. AT the store 3f William
street. small lot Of Groeeiies Liquors and Sgar Al lix
O'Clock stu pairs Boots, Shoes Brosans CATERS &C.; also
Climbing. Dry n.ls
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-14

AT A MEETING or THE UNION CLUB OF THE
N Fourth and Sixth wards, held their headquarters,
Centre street VIM Walchs Thursday evening" tie 10th
fnst chairman MIR Henry Bateman in tie chair Martin
Doyle Vice President John L. Dcase Secretary The following
committee duly elected the various clndi
dates with view the making OF ticket to be voted
the ensuing elecion-1amcs Fitzgerald Gerald Tyr
rc Patrick Walsh Martin Doylc Mortimer sullivan. On
motion the chairman was added to the committee. The
club will hold meeting at the place Tuesday next
at O'Clock All members requested TO attend.
Alta LARGE AND ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING or THE
n Workagnen's Union Association. the Fourth and
Sixth Wards held Saturday evening" October L. James
Campbells No 81 Centre street, Mr. Constantine Donohe
unanimously nominated candidate for Assembly
for the second Assembly district
MICHAEL GILI.EN, Chairman.
JouN SHEEHAS Secretary.
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POLITICAL.
INSPECTORS OF REGISTRY
1861.
AS SELECTED BY THE BOARD or SUPERVISORS.
PLACES WHERE THE BOARDS OF REGISTRATION
MEET
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A RARE CHANCELLOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUG
IN uon the premises, Saturday Oct 20, between the
hours Of II and O'Clock the Farm of the late Andrew A.
Hopper deceased, situated 81 miles city ia
New Jersey, Newfoundland, Morris county town
ship 1863 acres Of god land all joining divided plough
meadow and nooend about 30 being woodland
well waered with good house. barn and other oubudings
store, church and school IL miles from the Rail
road station two miles from post Office For further partic
rs qnire Of A. A. HOPPER Is Clernaont avenue,
Ign, of W. s. DAWSON Office 22y Broadway, 26 or
j. r. Brown Newfoundland Office being one OF
the commissioners Of the above for sale
Jersey city daily Dover; stages Patterson Rail-
road depot Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, 10
O'clock Tor the above named place
A NJ MERwIN, AUCTIONEER.-BY BANGS MER
~. VIM co, Irving Buildings, 59i and 596 broadway
Monday evening October IL, at O'Clock New rooks--a
large collection OF mostly and fresh stockeomprsng
great valuable works In various branches
ding Scientific Classical and School Books, &C.
A sSIGNEE's SALE OF BRASS GOODS AND Do
IA nestle Hardn are.-WHITrEMORE HAZELL, Auc-
toneers, ~I sell Monday October H. at 10 O'Clock A. NJ
rs Plat street. the cnte stock of the above mentioned
goods together with Iron Safe Desks, Counters Office
Furniture contained In said store By order of
j. CUTLER FULLER, Assignee.
The above sale Is postponed until, Monday, Dot ooer 81
j. CUTLER FULLER Assignee.
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DAWNBRoKER's sALE.--oN TUESDAY NEXT OCT:
L Is, by John MORTIMER, No. Is East Broadway, 80
lots first qualify Of goods having been pledged for one year
and upwards namely Coat Overcoat Pants Vests BiapkegA
Qu SILK and other Dresses Shawls &C. wen worthy tho
attention OF the trade and puc IN general to which they
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-14

DAWNBROKERS SALE.--A. NJ. ORISTALhR, AUG
toner, viii sell Tuesday, 18th inst at i0a O'Clock,
LOT mems and woncn's wearing apparel
of silk Dresses Capes, Shaws and large lot of men'a
clothing; Quilts ana Blankets Boots and Shoes, I'm.
breias, &C. BY order Of L. LYNCH Grand street
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NOTICE is HEREBY GIyEN--THAT WILL EXPOSE
IN sale at public auction at S. j. BOGART auction
rooms, northwest OF Frankfort AND William
III the city OF New York the 10th day OF Oetobe
lS5l II clock oon all the right title and interest Zach
Zacaria Tohrner and Louis Long had the 18th day OF
December 1863, IN the fiouse and Lot situated in the city Of
Brooklyn late Williamsbug the north side North
street. lis feet and inches westerly from Ninth sireet
the said being II feet and inches wide front and
and hundred feet deep ench side.
FREDERICK ZIEGLER Assignee =
NEW YORK. Oct IL. 1851.
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DROWNB & NICHOLS, AUCTIONEERS-WILL SELL
ID Wednesday, October TO- at O'Clock, in front Of sales
room s. street. beautiful black Mare Is hands high
years old Black Hawk and Marsh pony stock sound Kind
and gentle beauu III animal. Also a very handsome bay
Horse Sycars old l5ts hands; sound Kind and nile;
tifu saddle horse. Also very fine black Horse 15,s
hands, years old sound kind and gentle; fai.
~ horse, child drive him. Particulars Tuesday
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CAWNBROKERS SALE.-JOHN MORTIMER WILLl
sell at Is East Broadway, large collection Of mem
and women Wearing Apparel worthy tho attention Of deal
BY order Of r. ID. WOOD, 4G9 Grand street.
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Il ASSIIANis2t1 ~ IN

large and valuable stock OF choice Family Groceries.
TEAS, COFFEES PICKLES, SAUCES, EOREIGN
FRUITS, FINE oi.b WINES LIQUORS, COKDIALS 90.
on WEDNESDAY. OCT is,
AT 10 O'CLOCK, O.
at the store I039 Broadway OF Twenynnth stree
Ao al the eiesan, Store Fixtures Canisses Casks large
Wagon, seighs, Horses. Harness, Ac., &c.
The stock which Is ali OF the quality comprises IN
part choice Young and Old ,son Imperial GnnpuwdeT,
Oolong' Souchons aud English Breakfast Teas ConeeS
Sugars Specs Pickles. Sauces. French Preserves Trues
Englsh Mustard Worcestershire Sauce Ale Porter ixdnes
Raisns, Vermic. Maccaron Barley Lntels, Chocolate,
AmosSds sage Dried and Preserved Fruis Hemp ana ~
Sardnes, Anchoses, Dutch ierrines, Butter GhessS
Havana segars &c. Also, large stock " hnj
Old Wines and Liquors, some Of which have been
from ten To twenty years In bottle, comprising
East India and South side Madeira Dun Gordon, ddeD
and Brown sheres, old sexerc eser Frcres Oard Hen
Messy and other Brandies Holland Gin, Jamaica Rum,
Irish and Scotch Whskcy Cnaerease Annisee ether
French Cordials, lIeds,k, Mumm's chguo Green Seal Ia
rcre kubis and other Chmagnes Ac The partic,d..
called to this SALE being the TIM 81 and most valuable soc Of
in the line offered auction.
ready Tuesday, eni he had the
at the oilce Of the auctionesr. Ma. ~ Pine street
HENRY GREEN AUCTIoNEER. WILL SELL. ON
Monday OF H. ut fVa ocio, at the store f3f William
street. small lot Of Groceries, Liquors and Sgars. AT lx
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-07-20

NOTICE Is hereby given thas W A. Pcasp<
IL Guardian = The csaaSa 81 Josephine flames.
has filed ia my ai.ee h.s final xccoani aa,l
vouchers Wi,h .ai Sia'e which aecoGnt a..
vouchers wN lc open fer allowance AID TIA,
settlement 81 thr efsgins tern u The rers'y
toust Itrtgru.ne - essa'sss SC 20 hc h.l3 in
and i,r llar~fsca coariy a. the Cngrshoa~e in
tie r.ts II Marshall censinsncing IN 'f~ last
Manday IN July. 1851. ahea and whore al
parsons Interested may appcaF ana contest then
Ii'hsy saay see proper
y f. FREDERICK C.k.
ialv e. lEN, u1ls3(
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-07-20

4 pY1xc NATION The New York Day
Book says "A merchant of this city,
whose opinion il entitled to credit, both
from his experience and his sagaciiy,
says ,hat it is useless to deny that a
complete financial wreck Of the Whole
North is inevitable unless something is
done when Congress meets 50 bring
about an honorable pcaceR =" 1t is sad
business TO walk out in the streets. Quo
can scarcely persuade himself that he IS
not in Bcdlam. Such lacesg some bla'
aing with iieadish passions, others saa,
sesrowfu and acspairing bnt not ono
pleasant and Joyous conntenancc IN the
whole city. There is something IN eFrry
mans face which seems TO say a nation
dying -
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-07-20

NOTICE - hsfchs given, HAT Geo. ", Mar.
y TIA, '.uagaian Vi the pt1sou ara esinic ot
Nm. Morgan. aea eo'spas. in., fled In ny ou,eo
biz Gml aceoUnt AID shaelrrs with saiu ,.lniN
SAch account an9 yonca.rs rill be opeu fos NJ
BE-. ance aal t.aa aaii,eua,i,. al Tie ensuing term
oi the County Court pellaa,ns 10 rstesci. &c.
% be hald % auj ior LA risou county. at the
Courthouse IN iAe riiy Of Marshall, commencing
Yn the hast Monday in ,iuls col. lit beng thu
29lh dAy tls1eofl whci ppd where all person.
interested ny app az ami contest ID, ssna1 sksy
nat ses paper.
g. T. tHlDEK.CI. CIR.
.fape 18th lNtf nj At.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-07-20

Governot Wise is reported At working
great changes in the sentiments aud feel
,nrs of the people Of Northwestern Viz
ginia The iynchbnrg Virginian relates
the case Of "uuion' captain who was
taken prisoner, after being talked to by
tho Governor expressed his regrets for
Joining the enemy. and upon being re-
leased iroal custody induced his whole
command 10 march with him and JOIN the
Governors forces.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-07-20

IMPORTANT MiLlrARy ORpER MAJOR
General Reuben Davis has issued All or
der having for its object the Immediate
organization Of the army in Mississippi.
Eight regiments arc called for. The
8rst brigade is TO rendezvous at 'nka
The second at Water valley the third
a. Enterprise and the fourth on the sea,
,h,rc Al pass Christian II is expected
that the brigsdes will be fully organized
and cncamped by the 18th Of August.
Eacs Brgadier General shall have ~
sued 10 him on his receipt OF the same,
A50. coo in Treasury Notes Of tho state
Tor the purchase Of supplies Required
Oxford Ofsasiysr