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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-02-27
Thc Military Organization.
rI',oTIlI roTr,.,,-n,I,noo Of no Gal. Nrvs

Editorial tnFiehl' alliltA'f ~ Wv h''t''
AusrV, February 3d. 1861,
The L. :. Military force In the state nj
Texas consists ur ihiriy-scYen compinles-
twenty two iuirnry, i've Artillery and ten
Cavalry. Twenty compInlcs rrc on the Iio
Grande-fltcen Infantry aud five Artillery
The other seventeen c0mpinlcs-CaNnlry
aud Ipfnntrv-aFc stationed in the Interior
from Canp Cooper Phuniom Hill, In tho
Northern par' uf the State, down South as
far Ms San Antonio, and Fort mgc, near
Fort Duncan on the Rio Graz d., II viii be
seen, In reference TO the map accompanying
the Texas Almanac, that u North ard South
line heing drawn through San Antonio, oil
ihc trnups are stationed West of thnt line
cxrcrt them NJ Brownsville at which ARE
two conn anics of Artillery
Tho numerical strength of this force Is
,hout !. 500 men, mud the State has about
7OD or her own men in the field, making
nbout an aggregate force of 3,OOO
There is plan, proposed by Gen. Brit
Ton of the senate 20 raise force OF d,oOO
mon ia h, callci into the service of the
state Immediately; aud which force is to
copsis, of one regiment of Infantry ana
two regiments of mounted men each rcgi-
mcni To he 1000 sirotug. This force to hc
called the sl,cguar Militia of the STATE
Then. another organization is proposed,
similar 10 The Minute Men and Volunteer
system, to supcrsedc the Militia organized
now in general use. As Gen. Brition cN-
nressc, il "Thc whole Militia System, "a
now generally in practice, is & humtuF'
These, with other rlnrS, are now under
consideration in the Malitnry Nomhi''eeS
of the Legislature.
Nothing probably, will he determine" up
on concerning them, until the hnal action
of the Convention, as that action may ma
tcrially effect The military organization OF
the State. W. "
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-02-27
POSTSCRIPT.

SATURDAY, Feb. III, = n. VI,
Our usually quiet city is full Of sol
dicrs. All the important streets are
guarded, and the Main Plaza looks
like Il vast military camp.
Col. Ben. Mccullough, with his
command, came into town this NOR
ming at 4 o'clock, to take charge Of
the Government property. He was
Joined by the various city companies
and by our citizens generally. The
Alamo property has been given up
by the gallant Capt. Reynolds, as true
pat. lot as Texas can boast, who
has resigned his commission under
the recent Z. S. Governmcnt, deter
mined to adhere to the cause OF the
South. The Lone Starhag now floats
as of yore, over the renowned Alamo.
Negotiations arc now going on for
theothcrpropertyi in this city which,
it not given up in Il few hours VIII
be taken.
Hurrah for independent Te&as -
! lIurrah for the noble band of * : &C.
C., vino, in tho hour of need proved
themselves so prompt in striking f'
|. the rights Of The South Hurrah for
YTexas and the Southern Contederacy'
On Drive heard it rumored
yesterday morning, that Il large body
Of men, under the authority of the
State, were marching upon Camp
Verde, with II view to take posses
sion of the same by virtue Of the au-
thority ofthc State ofTcXas. We arc
unable to say whether this is true OF
not, but it is quite probablc.-S"''
! Int0niO Her0Ld.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-02-27
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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-02-27

PuYNING OFF AN ABoLlTloNisT.-
Our Norfolk neighbors seem to have
the same pcrsuasions Of spirit which
distinguishes the good people Of
North Carolina: antipathy to Lin
colners. Ii appears from the state
mcnt of the Hcrdid. that }. Russel
Dawson. formerly resident there,
but now in the service of II PhiIa-
dclphia dry good house Of known
abolition procivitics, arrived IN that
city Yesterday morning and put up
at the National 1o.oi. Il was soon
whispered fro.n ono to another that
he was :.u aboIitionist, and a plan
I-ma ,rcd among . 4iumber of Nor,
,oI, quatlemen to give him, the said
individual, practical proof Of the
/ below par condition OF such ",ock
| thcreabout; but on consultat on the
execution Of their scheme was post
poncd until dinner time. The time
] arrived. but before an opportunity
was afforded the parties to act, the
newcomer entered the gentlemen $
sitting room, where were congrcga-
ted ten or. fifteen persons. Heck
tended his hand to tormeracquain-
tancc, who promptly refused to take
it, remarking that he would not
shake the hand Of any Black Repub-
lican. Dawson said he was very
sorry; that he was no Black RepuEli-
can; but, says he, if voting for Inn
coin constitutes me such, then | am
one. He was then asked # he did
not know the antecedents of said
Abraham when voting for him. lie
avowed he did not. Here the matter
was permitted to rest until dinner,
but the Inconsistencies Of his re-
sponscs and their paipablo intrac-
ton of truth, induced them to order
him to leave the city at once. Ac-
cordingly, he was waited upon and
admonishcd that his presence waa
disagrecablc-that he must not re-
main in the city five minutes under
penalty of a coat Of tar and feath-
ers. which advice he took and left in
the Baltimore boat last evening for
other parts,-Ports@oath Trans
criDt Jan. %
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-02-27

Women exceed men il England
bv eighty thousand.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-02-27
Exciting Tines---'i'he ssoEerH-
men; properly,

meat properly.
Learning Yesterday evening that
Col BFN MrCrLLou0li wnsNppUach-
ing this citv n the head of Il large
/, rec Of volunteers, with view "i
taking possession of the | ), Coy
ernmcni property, we repaired to the
camp on the Salado, and found the
gallant old Ranger Col BEN, MctuL-
LoUGm, with his command, portion
OF which had arrived, while others
were constantly pouring In, 1t was
really interesting Ia lool; upon the
busy throng SOME were engaged IN
feeding their horses or mules some
IN discharglng aud cleaning thoir
pieces, and others talking over the
chances of war while all appeared
TO be anxious TO consummatc the
grand objects of their mission to our
city, We found the Colonel by him
self, engaged apparently in coSll"'
ting trpon the most feasible plan oi
operatiOn, ....
Welcarmed that the command con
sisted OF some six hundred men, the
real bone aud incw of the country )
among these of our ccquaintanccs' we
were pleased to meet with such men
as Hon. Thomas II, DuggmI, State
Senator from the Guadalupe District,
Hon. Wm. II, Stewart, member of
the Legislature from Gonzales, John
Ireland and W. Il. Goodrich, Esqs,, of
Scguin; also, Judge Douglass, Chief
Justice of Guadalupe county, md Dr.
Smith. of Lockhart. When such n
class OF men engage in IN enterprise
ofany character, we may rest assur.
ed that thcirobicctis is Il legal one, and
that their action, though decided,
will be characterized by prudence
and wisdom. Col, Mccullough is
acting under the authority of the
State, ms represented by the Commit
tee of Public Safety, appointed by
the Convention, These gentlemen
are Hon. Thomas j. Dcvine, Hon.
Samuel A. Maverick, ofSan Antonio,
and DR.. Luckctt, of Corpus Christi.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-02-27

pTRLISllEl EMERY NhhA hHiN'-
.Ng rnpY. lsr s.lurs ~ 'F-Iw. naa'r r.
in aa,aurs, q I'i rr 81 ifns' is'a 81 'A. '''-'
atgsIihinE.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-02-27

win bring upon the whole comncr-
.,7sl and ciriil.-l world iiil .rreat
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-19
Or. Gxaphap's $llrdiral Cards.
DR.. L. j. CZAP X A y 5
private Medical & SurgiCal Institute,

s,oroueuto street, below Montgomery.
49,. pociec MaH steamship Co.'s Olce'l
l'pi'''' san FRANCISCO
,,,,,,.,.,, il, 1c54 for the Peymdpent tute q az
0,j,0fe and chroaic diseases, ""u J" ''' ''F
lySss,i22nn z @@%iBSETFS @a%B ETFSslDENT PHYSICIAN LIS
n or tEoEx 3Y W. D., late In lht HulS'5 HuS '''i
nI,tionary war Chief Physician 10 'IlG w, ,u.,,
iUlent of uouvcds, 'hid S@rEgoh - 20 "', &m n,se,srs
Uospital of Pestn, hungary ale ieo, Nbs, the
3i n "Haiia CoIege of Medicine. g3S particular
ttntop raid TO the treatment Of diseases Peo"' "
Woman and Children. .-kA-S
oeice Iours-From .. NJ III ?. n
Communications strictly conhdehUa'.
Permanent cure guaranteed or no pay
Consultations, by letter or olhcr Wist' Gc0't.o
Address Oh' L. D. CH''i - , o.
.r,o rpgS1 DIR. Il. j. CzaPs
kav returns lis sincere thanks to to ms hui.Gt
o,s nntients for their patronage, an" Nou'u ''N0 '
onpdrtupity to remind them that ne co'''I"' d.
suit at his Institute for the cure OF il" o''' ,,
n,g.o.es-surh as syphilis, Gonofrh~a, HoV'u' 'H a.
,uissious and all the consequences OF st'l,"p
The first stages OF syphilitic or eohorrnn" i',
he guarantees cure IN a leW "'Aa' 49, "' Lr.i,,ss
~onirnce to the patient or hudrance 10 ms "u,'
,Ch, natirut by neglect or improper lr'"'','' "a
has developed the secondary symptoms :" ~ ~,
such as buboes or painful s"eIhltS o'i ',,V al
,,l,,rs i'm the throat and nose, Mllch' " H.' ~
a. s,r,, ths soft parts and cause the bones 10 NOR
separate and come away, 'tavnp th SUM- :, WINNIE. %
lee, hideous to behold; or Wheh VI" Che' | 90, H.
Irenk ont on The skin, or wien ne H'e i'i " t,i,,,
@ ,on the bones or when mis- constitution u 'hJ Jul
eu so ms to predispoSe to CONSUMPTION, on o.'c I -,
| stiutional disease, the DOCTOR
asks no compensation 49,. =. l,.,,,,t,rv n,
In rheumatsm chronic or acute; m r n'' W.
diorrho,a he has safe and encctuai fe,neulo'' ~" M
u'"I. ~ t,,e consequences OF sou-abusc, such aS
,t,lrnnl emi ssiops, nervousness hhuly, III Hu"Vie
oirs in the back and limbs, with general WeaNness
| .s of apuetilc loss Of me" orN, INJURY 40 'iV go
los, W conrlsou of ideas, dislike for society ana
G.in OF wearness oflifa; vth the nervous system
socyit1ble that slight noises shock or startlt III pa
Grt. ma ing his existence miserable For u' "p'N
o,,,n,ation lie can be consulted irte oil ch"r-t
o%o % tn. all to call. as it VIII cost theu nothing
"J n,,,y be much to their advantage OiIce mourn
| ,rnr, q / NJ TO 9 =, NJ.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-19
San ,gfranrisrO advertisements
BENSLEY WATER COKE
AND
ToqOrpathic Institution
CORNER OF STOCKTON & PACIFIC SITS,
SAN FRAN CISCO,
rFormerly located in sacramentO,l

WAS the first and is The only lydropa'mc 81 'ap ~
w Nshmcnt in California, that conIlhes All .p'
va rfad treatments of Eastern Water cures IN,
BARLOW j. SMITH is the only man cohanaLlhB I"
Water cure on the Pacific coast, who has nag 'Ile M
vantage and received the degree Of NJ D. ir"in III,
New York IIydropathc College We adopt ana leacn u
fine theory and practice of that school heaueI 9ou
have been suffering from any chrome u"uple, iI a'
have bee treated or weeks, months ana yeho WIN WV.
drug medicines and are not satisfied WIN 'le 'esu.,
and desire to consult more rational system you S
RELY upon it Dr. Smith is the best lydropathic auno
tv in the State. We invite you to call ana nay SGul
ease examined. II will cost you nothing we Efe
five weeks board and treatment for SlU1, II pan" III
advance. oar price is $50 per week II pald WeeA,y
We give a Free Lecture every FRIDAY eNehIub' va va
subjects pertaining health and hygenic ueal"eIi'
We drpcnd for success not in adVerisng nut III cur
ing our patients, being liberal with ana making
pleasant HON, for them, and striving to let none 90
away dissatisfied c. ~ ,.,,,
If you are suffering from chills and lever OF roii
the effects 0t the same, we can cure you g,
Rheumatism we scliom fail TO Gu e,Deslues VIC 'e'N'
vou how to keep free from it. ....
Dyspepsia Constipation, Piles and the cary , s,hEg'
of Lung diseases, easily give way ana are rta",'S
cured under proper llydroypahc treatment. WeuH1 1
and nervous females suffering from any derahStuen
peculiar to woman are kindly treated ana AWAY
benefited at car home and Institution.
s1sT@ Circulars sent application, iree ol p"S'"so
oc2-my
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-19
TO TESu GADIESOF CALIFORNIA. a.

L. ] CZAPKAY, NJ. D., Physician, Surgeon, and Ac-
couclcr invites the attention Of the s1k ana aicteu
females laboriug under any "i ue various lvlus ol
di ceases of the brain, lungs heart, stomach liver,
womb blood Kidneys, and all diseases peculiar TO
their sen The pout Is ellccting more cures than
any other ply scian in the state OF California Let no
false delicacv prev cu you, but aprly immedlac!yt
and save Yourselves from painful sulerIngs and pre-
health or other e. rcumsauccs prevent an increase in
b.r families should call at DR.. L. j. ClHpkaN's Med
irol Institute. - acramtuto street. below Montgomery,
op site Pacific Mail St,a sh Conn lanN : office, San
Francisco, and they viii receive every possible relief
ard help.
,sy" The Doctors Offices are So arranged that he
% II be consulted without tear ui molestatinn,
mn. attention ul the reader is called TO the follow
iue 4 lady 81 high standing IN society, "nd great
rc,pecrrHiy, pul ljshod card IN the Philadelphia
~ud.y n-I Htch, sept H. l'1l' which Is as follows;
4 CARD Tile uuuCr-i.Otd feels il her duty to cX
ur,.s her l,4rt-t,t gratitude to pr CzHpkay for the
-uccessiul cure of her~clttud child Tie latter hav-
u le,n am ct,d by s,verr attack of cholera ulan-
fuju. was gwen UP as ucuHtle BY the most celebra
ted rll,> c.Is when She called Dr. Czapkay, who,
after - ort per cd. rest, red the child to perfect
health Euc.uru ed by his eNtrao'd dnary result, She
,,uahta.y cc h,rsel, for thc scrofl'ous maaly with
VIA eli size lu been a1ictdfor eight wears, and which
Witso,d De "a inert ol the u, $ physicians in Ans
,r1I and Europe, Hut DR.. ca pkAy has succeeded in
uA rdug her retWaneti lclItt, so that she can now
Gj ylue, h.ch, tor eight years had lost all charms
'or her. Size therefore deems i due To herself and 70
ull ck nd Hhi ct,d To- ltcomutId llr CzaI Kay "a
Que ol tie most skilfu fhyscauS Within the United
states. MRS CAROL | + GRAY,
srucr ltu and 7th >t~. Philadelphia, Pa
a. GLASsrE, NotH pullc, l26 seventh st.
An 60 -.dauons tby lcuel or otherwscl !ree.
Address IE l. J. CZAPKtY.
Medical Institute, Sacramento street,
Below Montgomery, opposite Pacific Mail steamship
Co.'s on san Franc SEQ. feblI
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-19

al of those blotci,es and sores from my skin, and
he ulcers from my throat, and the entire stopPage OF
those emissions, which you SAID were prlnciPahy the
cause of MY sickness ,, f., .,,a oraoto.+ r,,, ;o,,
or NV surprise, for except not oaVng IHiy got my
strength feel as well us any man can Ieei. ,,.
," "ISh,sed | send YOU Twenty Dollars over your
eo and think myself cheaply cured you think
Nv win be benefited, you may Tut TINS ietter III
tbi ncvspapers Believe me grate,9iy E2uIsih
rr~o THE AFFIICTED.-Dr. l.. J. CzAPBAY, late
q w Ia Hungarian Army Chief Physician Of the
HOSPITAL Of Pe,h and Honorary MeD, % ~ t9 tha f
dnlbin College of Medicine calls altehpli 10 'lie Io
raIadies in the treatment oil when ne guar an
ices cure Diseases of the Bialn' Such as Epetss'
t,,,lnvr rushcs of blood TO the head, Inflammation
f tts Inherent tissues Partial and complete faralysis
a., Il / sanity and all Functional DeranGcnehts such
AS loss of memory, irsfsion 10 socle
%;litv Nervous Excitement from slight causes sell
ns,usf Giddincss, lie adache, Ringing III ule Ears,
r,sion of ideas, love of solitude, optical Illusions,
and incapabity for labor and study ALSO IN ulsea-
"s of the lungs and air passages such rs cur
IiS,oses or consumption, Pneumonia or Inflammation
r.i limos Pleurtes or Pleurisy, Asthma, hunoral or
| t,osn. .odic Bronchitis, LaryngtS, ana all lorhS 1I
Ctrrhul anections. Also diseases OF the lver' such
s IIruottis or Inflammation OF the Liver, conSesuoi,
r d. iver ab,ccsses of ihe liver, calcu in ihe gall
Iiodder and duct Jaunlicc and those diseases which
tn,,or its functions, such as Panama leVer' BihouS
f.,i.r and lutelmitng fever, and the consequences
/ which htse disorders leave behlnu llcm' ~. -
Also. Diseases Of the Stomach, such as uassnus ~ or
Inflammation Of the Stomach, Enertes or lhlaWm"
ton of The bowels Dyspepsia in all forms . wach
destroy appetite and digestion, flatulecG pESeh'eIE
and Harrhma Also, diseases of the Kidneys and
th,r Urinary organs, such as Diabetes or an excess
| siye flow of urine AlbGminaria, C mmony known as
Brig rs Disease In this complaint neither physician
nor patient oentmes suspect the presence OF disease
mill too late. The most common symptoms are gen
ral indspusou, with dropsical swellings, Cacul in
h, Kidneys, Urethra Bladder EnursiS or inability
to retain the urine cystitis or Inflammation ol the
bladder and all other sotdcrs of the urinary organs.
Also diseases of the Womb and its appendases, such
as Irregularities of the MENSES when excessive, de-
fpcjivc suppressed, ,r irregular, Prolapsus CT falling
of the womb, slcrlity ovarian dropsy, and other dis
eases Of tie parts In the treatment of any of the
| above diseases, the Doctor has many new remedies,
ana guarantees perfect cure, in all cases, or the mo-
ney will be returned. All consultations (hy letter or
otherwise free. Address Dr.. l.. j. CZAPKAf, San
! Francisco.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-19
rc's, res /, J.. czAp ,AY, NJ. D. San Francisco Cal
tE,uE GREATEST DISCOVERY OF TIE AGE

fsvHE GREATEST DISCOVERY OF THE AGE
{ Great Blessing 20 Mankind ,-IIroceut but Potent
DR.. l.. j. Czapkay's Prophlacucum (s.lfIisulcctiue
agcnO sure preventive aEaint ronorrhua and syph-
iltc Diseases and an unsurpassed remedy for an ye-
u,real scroiulols, ganTcuous and ctncrlols ulcers,
fptid discharges WOu vagina. uterus and urrhraaud
all cuautous erupilons and s,aScs. As incubation
is preventive against small pos, SO is Dr. D. Cap
kals Piophylactcum preventive against syphllltl-
possesses the power OF chemically DESTROYING the ~
phlitic virus and thereby saving Thousands from he
ing infected by the most Ion th. ONE OF M Diseases.
let no young man who appreciates health he With, ut
DR.. Czapkuy's Prophmrtcuu. II isin very rouvc-
uent packages. and VIII be found very convenient to
use, being used as "a soar. Price -. ForsaIc ol DR..
Czapkay's Private Medical and surgical Institute.
:. 5. Co.'s Office san Francisco.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-19
SpernatOrThOca,

Or local weaEness, nervous debility, low spirits, ir
Situdc. wes knsss of the limbs and back, mdi,posu"
and iucapabty for labor and study, dullneSs OF ul
reheusiou loss of memory, aversion to society, low
of solitude, imdty, sedistrust diz2 ness, heudac.
involuntary discharges. pains In the side, affection
of the eye, pmpes the face, sexual or other uhrm
itcs i'm man are cured by the justly celebrated phy-
can and surgeon, l.. J. Czapkay. HIS method OF cu
ring diseases Is new, unknown 10 ohcrs) and henc
the great success. All constitutions by letter oti
crwiSt, free.
Address, L. }. CzAP ,AY, NJ. D. San Francisco Cal.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-19

III any CIttnutts
The Family Ca tharnc III L. L. is
n gentle but effective Ca thardc which tLe propri-
rtor has used in his prac m ticc more than twenty
years
The constantly increas y ing demand from those
who have long used the = PILLS and the salts
faction which all express in regard to their use, has
induced me to place them within the reach Of all.
The Profession well = know that different Ca
thartics act on different 1 portions Of the bowels.
The Family AHTHEAEkHEC PHbE
has with due reference Ito this well established
fact been compounded ! from variety of the pu-
rest Vegetable Extracts,, which act alike on every
part Of the alimentary Ncanal, and are goo 4 and
sn fp in all cases were 81 CathaTtc is needed, such
ms sdeTuu2cnents off, the stomach. sleep
iucSs. pains In the Back and LOias.
TOsitiVGncss, Pain and soreness over
the whole body, "A from sudden cold, which
frequently, If neglected, Y end in long course of
Fever, Loss of Appc. M lite, IA Creeping
sprsarion of Cold III over The bod
IsestIcsHuess, Head nchc, or weigh III
the EEcad, al En- e GaminatOry Dis
eases, WORMS in A CniIdrcn or Adults
Rheumatism aQgreat Purifier Ofthc
blood and many dis p 'Ieases to which flesh is
heir, too numerous toll mention in this adver-
tisemcnt. Dose to 3.
PRICE, THREE DIEENd
The Liver anvigOratOr and nHlii y
CaGbarfiC Pills are retailed by Druggists general
y, and sold wholesale by the Trade in all the large
towns.
ST. w. SANFORD, MD.
Manufacturer and Proprietor,
Broadway, New York.
Sold by the Druggists everywhere, andby
PAEsEk Il WHITE, Sole Agents
for the Pacific coast 1872 Washington Street, San
Francisco. au3-1y
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-19
srocrrny. MarQl 1eaa.

STOCTTWNI NNV II BOO
Dear Sr-llaving entirely recovered trou my sick
ness, avail my SELF OF THIS opportunity to reWtn my
thankful ac owl, d-meuts for the lief that yoU have
given me. When | think of the distressing bodily
weakness, headache, ieariuusss. want OF confidence,
dizziness stlcssncss weakness, in the limbs, loss of
memory confusion of ideas, dislike oil society, noe
turna emissions, and many other symptoms, which
had made my life misc rabe, can hardly express the
gratitude # |, for my eX cuCe had become a bu-
then to me, and nothing Afforded me the least -ratif
cation whilst now, feel perfectly well and can ENJOY
lifeto my entire satisfaction. knowing that there are
make use of this letter as you think proper Believe
me, gratefully yours, NJ MICuELLS.
To DR.. l. }. Czaphay, San Francisco.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-19
NEARYSyHLEE LAUNDRY.
II u MI q W II -

Z Z. II -441- ~ V II -
to the new Establishment, corner of Fifth and sts.,
near the Buckeye Mills.
Ladies' and Gentlemen's Clothes done up with par
ticuar care.
Shirt Bosoms and Collars polished as in the East.
Shirts damaged by sea voyage made to look as well
None but experienced hands being employed, our
work is guaranteed to give satisfaction.
Being grateful to our patrons for past favors, we
sha endeavort to meri fair share ofthe public pat
ronage. 7. OSHOOD,
feo'2 ny g. 2 TAYLOR,
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-19
CONSISTING Or
Valuable improved city property
Homestead Building lots,
Money, Horses,
Money, Horses,

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