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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-29
A.YORAIxrY--.-.ttE1,FF,IJ5lAl.,
s. W. MkYORALTY or NEW oRLEANS,
II y gIs ~ City Hall, November II, 1861 *
- Common Council of The City Of New Orleans, y

MAYoRaL9Y Or NEW ORLEANS 4
Common Council q ihs cy q new Orleans.
.s5 mo. 5S02.1 ga
an Thet the pesp Of TIE several steamboat captain;
have BEEN hscsssariy aia up in ths rst md
SECOND sections of se city Mharss owing to the Blockade be
That have n q @ hsstasr said
eane me snees SO Der e be esss q I
whatyes Of The said first second sections in and
lsisneal p,.,,.u $. T. pEIABAREE,
tsgnedl President Pre- S sfR SSsEf Of Aldermen
President Board q Assistant 5s. Aldermen.
IN force by operation of law, November q, 1861.
ms ct MARION A. BAxsk, secretatyto Mayor
MAYoRAhTY q NEW ORLEANS, !
Common Council Of the City of New Orleans.
Hs sy vi ~ mo- 5sol.]
Whereas earth frequently taken from The streets and
Ros iS eefioR odhs 90 IA W. 81 digest
of S ss a. Sn nes M wol e snS s and md n
of the penalty enforced shall peS A hs sqTT4
rssnsa President fFG M EN- 6sSFd OF Aldermen
nj aEp 4 ', !sisnsdI JOHN T, MONROE, Mayor.
NAroRALry OF NEW onRkEANss, }
Common Council of the city Of News Orleans.
mo. 57si.1
Resolre1 That the Comptroller warrant on the Treasurer for
me pap safk Of 81 sp9 n Psl 5 W.
tenence OF prisoners from July l 10 September So
James Co. cotton goods for Work house $40 IS s. s. $
+ New, lumber for Work house. i6i 90
for Gsi till & n ~ %
O.. Giauel d Jamison, 8 bales domestics fur Work
Ii Cook hay and corn for Pounds ana Work 40 81
house S 800 10
New Orleans Dea publishing military oders for "
ea years rent Of Gfea lois for Third l04 ~
II ORLEANS Price Current years subscription y"
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CATTLE MARREr.

JEFFERSON CITY, November 20, 1851.
Arrived yesterday 37s Veal Cattle and AZ Hogs.
Amount OF stock sold were l4S Texas Beeves, 1853
Hogs, $50. Sheep and go Veal Cattle. Stock re-
manning on sale are $40 Texas Beeves, 273 Hogs,
and As Veal Cattle. We quote
~ PRICBs: s
Texas Cattle, fret quality. p head ,.s 30 A)saA0 90
heAas ostlle second quality 20 Gl@50
sfeSss 10 p0Gal3 90
Veal Cattle FIRST quality Shead ii 9jSSlS %
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-29

[ lsFhANCtz's k'slgaALE CORDIAL
BEAUTIFYINGI = IEyIGORATINGl- aEGrrTArTg

FOR proineih9 Blooming Complexion Erect aud crscefu
oaIrhge OF the Body Cheerful DFoslipn RatnoTi cTrts
a SfE2,ons ifq,A ne Face Curing Low Spirits or Melan
'y p1Sess fslpitation Of the Heart Pains IN thr T{eoJ
b,rs or Limbs Whites and all yarf5ns forms of nsass
which the Female is subject @'N -''N O"'ieh 10
H. 1T HAS NEVER BEEN KNOWN TOr4TTl
Osnal compounded fer the purpose Of bringing or snc
teenh'Es the Monthly Psripis of Women which does md
sy ana al Glrcuns9ncas i5tvaucxs Female Cordial aisc
ps &c oe t pest Female lnvgoraor and leaQtifer known
ail L has HeeN reproserted. ~ 19"" II
o. oneo " rost prominent citizens Of Mobile he,
een ee cured OF Debility and Low Spirits bordering on
Hs o. MIMI l4Tenh APATHY naCtton Of Fomb RI tEr
a 81 haHcfs Fer1aa Cordial all other 7eedigi hsS
s,iho nv ofea vas sSctad healthy action aud sh5 VA,
71rui|y Nua friends. ~ '@ ''-'''1 u "eF
il'eron equNilY surprising The usst desp.s, "a
4r 'i' Oh cts1are uGNe baCIrJe known to the urorre
49,. o. %QHN WRIGHT L Co, Ea,v Cr,aeps. r.1
'S--' w. a0P1Ie' ana Druggists generally se24
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NOS AND ST. AARY'S MARKET,
Anor their friends and the public that thew contuu. 10 IN
Up the CHOICEST BEEVBS that the Weserr fn
een ttey aso furnish ever boat VEAL MUTTON ans
fotth thai come 10 this market @ '
ho Is 70 order for anything from snail tsny tc
hotel or a steamship, and rates liberal as ever
=, remember tbs Stas-Hos and M tho head sf ~
SASsh aRrRst on Tsaoupitoaas street. ans u
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-29

Leaves on WEDNESDAY, Dec. 4. at 3 p. ".
MEMPHIS AND NEW ORLEANS
Hz| h Packet Line-Regllar Q. s. Mail Parket-For
Memphis and the BendsIhe fine. first class pns.
afasslsa sa1Senger packet steamer Peytona, H. G.
sage apply on board,
n29 Advertisinp Agent
This boat connects at Napoleon with regular packets for the
Arkansas and White rivers and Memphis with the Memphis
and Charleston Railroad
BE- The P will take freight FOR New Madrid, Hickman
I AlAmbMs. v It'll nrEilcge Of rnshinning
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Leaves every SATURDAY. at 5P. N.
SUMNER ARRANG EMENT
MEMPHlS AND NEW ORLEANS
49, h. Packet Regular q. s. Mai Summer Packet
IsaANNE3s For Memphis and the Rends-The frst.clays
2zpassenger packet steamer Mary Z. koene.
B. Richardson will be ready freight on
Thursday morning. and will leaves hbo attending 10 her
regular business usual For eigh, passage apply Oh
board. OTTO
JOHN E. HYDE L CO.,
AZ under st. Charles Hotel, left wing.
S- This line connects Memphis Memths and
isve. " ~ ~
of lGding signed the Office Of the agents up
o'cl7ck on day Of departure. r "
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-29

Leaves en- TUESDAY. Sd inst. al 5 O.. loek. P. NJ
Carrying c. s. Mai
MEMPHIS AND NEW ORLEANS
Hsg h. Regular Mail Paeke-The first class passenger
LRakaaS' packet steamer NatcheZ, Tom. P. Leaihers
master, viii eave Ms ABOVE, carrying the G.
Mail NlcksDGrg; Returning, will leave Memphis on Wed
nesdav at O'Clock, Napoleon Thursday morning. Laku
Providepce at o'clock F'iday morning, Vlcksbprg Fdey
l. O'CLOCK NJ, Nachtz Saturday morning O'clock arriving
III New Oeaus saturday night For freight passage apply
OIL b5Hrd
VIRGINIUS &. pEkTzEL,
n.9 Advertising Agent.
R~ This boat c0nuees Napoleon with regular packets for
the Arkansas and VIII rivers Memphis " the Mem
phis and GALVESTON Railroad
The Na'cht2 will take freight for New Madrid Hickman
and Conmbns. with privilege Of re.hinping Mtmrhis.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-29

70 The Third District Pound, G6odolndfen stree ha
wten C!onet aud Louisa streets, aatray- $500 "
One dar bay MpIe "A hands hizh, ind in The ry1 e
HE'D on he Outside Of the left knee no brand 9 49,
hch not claimed within th4r
EtIq vii be sold III public auction said Pound on
ithGh2pAf December s. 1861, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ
New OrleQns, November d 1851 49,
Registered November 20 1851.
B. W. HEBRARD
Dep7ty Comp roller,
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SPECIFICATIONS for the contr,ct fn,. e., :.

Notice is hereby given thai on THURSDAY the 18th dav
OF November ls6l will adudcate my office at Il clnrk
NJ. the above contract to the lowest bidder. ~
nj II c. W. EII,RERTSAN CorrntrnITs-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-29

EPAVE DU TROISIENIfI DISTE9TCru
ste conduit au Depot des Epaye3 du Iosere District rse
~ Sne Chcvre jaime Iaie
81 DIT animal nest reclas dams tros tours ct las fe
PnSSs Il sera yendu penchere pubqre au dit afnot i
'hNDREDl - de 9oyembre 1851 a 10 6eures A. n pow -
W =, =, D. MILTON RELF, Cn11miss aires tss Rues
N0iYelIa OflGAIs . lie u.trl1rn
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-29

;tsTS5'o " John WRIGHT L co, Nav 0r,aarz. r.I
LAM CO., Mobile, and Druggists generally. SAL =
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Leaves every SATURDAY atbP. NJ.
AL,HHL fAls a

2 4 . 7. n.
NEW ORLEANS AND V9Cka-
EsR A,barg ); Mail Eine-For poueldsonville, PisQ
aeVlne Baton Rouge. Pert Hlisou, Bayou Sara
Red River Landing For Adams Nntchoz Water
proof Rodney st. Joseph Grand Gulf Warreator aud vcks
burg-Tha passenger steamer LHtourchc, J. j. Brown
I'm place Of The Matched will lesvc every Sat
Grda5 81 o'clock ?. N,
III. PERSON i co, Ageals
selU At CaroRdeet street.
The TaervIie Tcksburg With the steamers hon,
and Charm fer Yasp0 river F
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-29

piEFEr, b, GENERAL VARIETY Store. No. tasos
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-29

The business and affair Of The association rR
and dGctei by Executive COMMITTEES sockhold
es composed of the President the Vice President and the
and Treasurer Said p shall DO elected annuity
The nd TUesi o November Of each year by Minority
ct The present meeting called and he'd upon simple
written Il Ii for that purpose,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-29
r Z D r ! Y E R.

Leaves On FRIDAY, tie 2Gfh instant. at SIP NJ
REGULAR RED RIVER PACKET
- 49, H. For shreveport, Gr9nl Bayou, Uanpre Grand
tSahSAkJ Ecare, COushata. st. Maurice Mont olnerv
AIexgndria Noman's, B,rbu's nnd All fjcme
dHte landings on Red rVerThe entirely splendid
swift running S1ewheel passenger packet Indian
No. e R. Seele, master viii leave as above For eight
passage lppy board.
FTRGINTuS C. DEETzFI..
Ms Advertising Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-29

This Corporation Is FORMED to continue for the Of five
bat be dissolved fore sid tm0 with tbs
threefourtts Of the stock represented meeting called
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-29

Proper books Of OF the Ons Of the Associ
ton, and for the registry Of and transfers Of stock hn
times be tpto which books all stockholders shah ans
time have Access
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-29

No stakeholder shall be held liable for any
yCnd hi. unpaid subscription.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-29
a. ST. CHARLES IHSTITUTE, ss,s.
HEN R EENyILLE, NEAR CARRoLLToN. - -
3 81 Session 1861 and 1862, r-, .' s.

NINE MACE respectfully announces that her Institpio,
VII open for the next session MONDAY September I'd
giving references of professors and pupils
course OF htes and other particulars be this
ounce or on application to NJ me Mace Letters Mime Mace
Office. -' -" Sti~'-'' 1 ''t
frem tho city IN the cara - auas "
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-29

tSiguedl T. MAGIOST
- President Board Of Assistant Aldermen
tHlgneII 5. P. DELABARRE
-,,. President pro TEN. Board Of Aldermen
Approved November ID 1851,
lSignelI JOHN T. MONROE Navor
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-29

Leave. CD SATURDAY, 2erh inst NAP ".
Regular Sarurdag Weekly Packet
RED RIVER PACKET COMPANY
~ A-For Shreveport dreCt-The ueg light ar,tt
lsAsssSsN passenger packet Era No. q, G. J; Ba'sow,
iran1 Bayou, Cnmp,e, Grad Ecore Alexandria Nonars
Barbn's and ali Intermediate landings on Red river For
freight or passage apply on board
VlRGINIUS c. DENT2EL.
MS Advertising Agent.
R-The Era No connects Mt Alexandria with Fra No on
TUesdRyRe:Hning Era No. leaves shreveport every Sat-
ur,iAg
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1861-01-30

We, the Commissioners of Clear6cld co--niy ::
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania ha4fny eYay;-.1 -
ed the accounts Of q. B. Goodlander Es1 IT,.
urer of the County of Clearfeld. for the vesr
ID. 1860, do certify that we find the accoun,. ac
Geo. b. Goodla Bder as follows The anbnn, a. -
from all sources to be Seven thousand Eight bpn'
dred and Eighty-efght dollars and Ten cent,
(78SS,l0). We also find the amount Of outstanS
ing orders to be Ten Thousand Seven bpnarsa
and Thirty.two dollars and Seventy-eight cent.
(Si0732.7S) of which Nine thousand Five b..n,-ss
dollars on Court House contract The balar..
due the Treasurer, Three hundred and Sey,ntv
two dollars and Four cents. fS5f2O4. WftD:..
our hands this 18th day Of January. A. D. 1861
WILLIAM MERREII,
Attest, WM McCRACEFN
WV. 5. BRADLEY, SAM'L C. THOMPSON
Clerk Commissioner
VIZ, the Auditors Of Clear6eld county. having
examined the accounts of Geo B. Good lander. ESQ
Treasurer Of said county, for the year A. b. 1864.
do report that the accounts are az above stated
The amount due the Road Fund by the Treasurer
is Eight hundred and Seventeen dollars and Eivb
ty-eight cents SSH -SSl. The amount OF outsap
ding orders is Ten thousand Sevsn hundred and
Thirty dollars and Seventy -eight CTS, tSlO73?
7S), of which Nine thousand Five hundred collars
are on court house contract Witness our hand.
this 18th day of January, A. d. 1851.
J. ". GRAHAM
Attest B SHAW
Wn- s. BEADLEr, b c. BOWMAN
Clerk Auditors,
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1861-01-30

pointed speech on the ii 1th inst, on the ques-
tion of Personal Liberty Bills and the Right of
Secession. He showed that the Goth section
OF the Revised Penal Code is constitutional,
and framed in conformity with the decision of
the Supreme Court OF the United States. In
regard to secession, he advocates the Jackson
doctrine of sscrushing out Disunion wherever
its head be raised" and takes decided ground
ia favor OF maintAining the Constitution, pre-
serving the Union, and enforcing the Laws.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1861-01-30

Calculations show that instead of the South
wanting room for expansion, she has as much
pfestasffye soil within the several States of
that section as would give employment to
yeStvsfies millions Of negroes, whilst the whole
sjsss population now amonats to but four mil.
iiens. IN Texas alone there are three hundred
usftjiops ~ acres of land on which cotton can
bs cultivated,
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1861-01-30
DHILIPsBuRG AND wATERFoRDR

Il ROAD meeting of the stockholders Of
the PhilipsbuTg and Waterford Railroad Company
will be held at the Office of said company in the
Borough Of Clearheld. Clear6eid county Pa on
Monday the 18th day of March, A. D. 1861 be-
tween the hours of IL and o'clock. P. NJ of said
day. for the purpose OF electing One PEesder, aud
Twelve Directors. to serve until the second Mon
day Of January, 1862 A full attendance is re-
quested i. J. GRAMS Secretary
Clesriela, January q, 1851
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1861-01-30

Geo B. Goodlander, Esq, Treasure, If c,.
County, In account with the differen, ,Ie'd
for School Fund, for the years 1858 and ,ssa'p
DEBTOR.
To balance due tcw 'ps, last settlement. s,,,o.
To amount received from unseated lands. ss;o 80
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1861-01-30
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
ECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES OF
Ii CLEARFIELD COUNTY, FOR A. D. 1860.

GBo B. GooDLANDER, ESQ. Treasurer OF CieaTheid
county in the Commonw ealth of Pennsylvania,
in account with said county from the 9TH day of
January. 1862 to the 7th day of January, 1861
DEBTOR.
To amount from Collectors for 1oo0 and preylons
rasrs incIudipp percentage STl26 IL
10 ame"h. .fUn ,n,m o"'N hAa6 e
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1861-01-30
Agg ana due from Col. s41Ol.7 7s 2746. .7o lOI2,74

Agg amt due from Col. S4I01, q ZIG, 30 I0I2,4
Aggregate amt due county from Cols, Si10l,I3
Aggregate ami due from unseated lands zI03l5
Aggregate am due " judgm is. notes, &C. l083,22
Outstanding county ORDERS Sl232.7S
Court House contract orders, 95o0,00
Due County Treasurer, 372,04
Indebtedness of county 32l6,72
Total amount, SH104,82 S1l104S2
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1861-01-30

TWENTY-FIVE HUNDRED ACsLss
j. OF LAND AT PRIVATE SALE,-e1tee:n. ee:..blS
to the mouth of the Moshannon- An eis
property; on reasonable terms. Inquirsso or
II. BUCHER SW00fh,
DecI96. Attorney at Law clearhs'o'
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1861-01-30

Geo. B. Goodlander, Esq, Treasurer of Clearfeld
County, in account with the different townships
for Road Fund, for the years 1858 and 1859.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1861-01-30
A DMINISTRATORS, NOTICE.-LeL

4 DMINISTKATORS' NOTICE.
n Of Administration on the Estate of Jacoo ~ t.T
perry, late of Woodward township. deceased ,or, w.
ing been granted to the undersigned all Pe.'i Pa i'm
fndebted to said estate are required TO m@AI.;ns,
mediate payment and those having clsims q,
the same will present tn EN- duly authent' e''-
settlement GEO. w. M'CUbbh'
January is. 1861 -6tp. AdmnsIa.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-01-19
DIR. BROWNING'5
FEVER ANN GGUE MIXTURE,

Numerous reuiedes 81 r4aro 81 less power 70 ea.e
have long since oeei aoctod u the nptlc he' y
ne rs every astaa.e tley have proved n.acStaa. %
inurs0us In their tas,t cpoa tie b, Il q.
Ost WIDE pfssd ard l1pg acquaintance 9TH tie
southern c04uiiy saa demoi trat'd 20 us tte A..-
ltte e4lt o. .tie and .eJtlir cutc ia' FENLh ANp
AGUE Qunire aljaaEh The great remedy ri'.l i
.tled np1n os ~ c5ug'Hut fequeat5 p.c3.es
= at ~ eGe y, aad 0sr.uy Ia les to hea'tA AID
constitution.
~ general rule. 4 only allrsa'es tie sfase
and d9oa but bt,.e toward .ad.e4l Ind permanent
cure,
We FEEL e5rid--i So 20 o. iaE the mraliy
tet,er remedy % cagiaiaa o. leleicots insFsdsu's
ani invariably ceres
FEVER AND AGuE on tETLRaTTEsl FEFER.
nEMlf1iEr FLYER BILIOUS ttNLE
hSp pUMH AGuE.
an ri which nugNata 'rln aslliy tlo sau.e etats
namely the aiasfHat.e eli wa which alIsea u 70 de-
csyiaS vegetation in Nstrr of mott c9Ith II ia 90
tx rad ngly subtle .ul nsa HHi poisson as7 RI iato
the blood sad so many cssca Is aeenruiHt a - tae
4ys;cm 1rg urle beialc u s.45es Is presence i4e
torn NJ Tegef sg' Aeae.
THIS tets ely .al.s tn, Ftvlt Hi see iala Wy
o. ~ once sttek enc p1H1l a the -ys''o - q z g.
stug tho hsef sad xae...as The '-a iai r'.e-
froa tie blood
sole plupretlf4
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-01-19
ST. CHARLES HOTEL
NEW ORLEANS

2. n nlLDREtH s Co PE3rRir-oss
HAVING recently N,s,owed much pain -
ii expen,se in thoroughly oyorhauled II, !.
Cham.Es iiofrt, to which were added lest n,
several 5Giies Of apartments suited for ani.
rs vel as additional Sleeping apartments !
SINGLE gentlemen the prcpretols are pew n
pared to give increased accommodations to De
numerous friends and patrons and take thu .
periuutY Of re'un,u. their thanks 10 'he ci,is
OF lexea iof th, liberal patronage they ham ,
e.tll irnm lnAi -'aia anr.nr Tho nn,f ret.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-01-19
Tue ELECTRICAL FE5aIFae-


THIS invsiuahlo 1ed,,'e ha ,sea hsf -e iar r.
Che lsst ts' yen, 4gd vhfttys. g. irs aff
used Aas provided ctlfii9 Or 'sE eH. tffes 1f
siades II fovers and has T. rfn.ti &. a.c 10 at
gla inst.nre when tglfn q-c.. ilnr g. dfI.-..nat
Time AID cxpcrcrce tsse tlla proved rtf s-i-r'.
ih.; The Ee trig, tebfiuzQ l1irr lgfz=s'-f Rae
mstii-r Ttpin'd Pr.Urr0f- r. ig'at,r ft-tr st
Pesr.''. SfisA PpI @,sr. es-- f.ess'sf. = sap
sisi Etrgcgs Ga4 81 ~ u -1.-lcss, ft -sc e
N,-tct, InlttacAr. rs Hpes-i' Cra@FE : -
sIou-sa AfA.ti '.-r, e resi end tH11Aa q. st'.t
lstr~,,a TRENTON f.fif ~ iets i4e I'm scis
" rlrrnr 81 fas t.rs. 81 f,-' End Hsnas i-stsGt
iai Bad lo.al.
Ihesc d ne mel l' .qrsl '7t, i,-et rs. e3
lso tuf fcmalcs I,s 1h-tf te4 ~ Furt t,asd
stri,tian and Dls pf t.aciel 9t fai,as 4hcf
It's perfectly sl;e "a al coaa.t a4 81 i..e YES tt
naie ~ fewac.
one b1the. rri,e-.l O. u'rlas saoa. 3 h e
f1m Ngt 81 r.gat ta8e. Fl rl4nl. itTea. wa.ca ft
4eta % Use ehsalrst nCil. ice Dc fle ~ 1g'G pfar1
rc-t-' 20 tle great NafiasN tine nd .r.eaf
es. pswst0 ~ o. llterefts cad mSi1se Nrr1of
ing {, h. the zane ey Nmiisr q ths genuine a..tc
th,v ar. daa gerals nd sual lc iaf &c,
= Ig genuine wii1c.f C 'ae smile 1Tra'Ele w.
'he lkt0ess aa,hciiy anl aisns,uIe y jane SPEED
On &c envelope. std &c voe4', Lic..rical Fc7V
nrs' nr n nlr te~ crt7as. 8.orI 70 'af
VIA. Prepared gr'y .v ug nef-
4elr t7ra't.
4 Htlf0rKAco
tU1.e. .le nu-rt-t-.
NrN rF-TtssH, IA
r-r 70 a.sa icy -;oG- Co.. an' hyd,nsgilt
rlles F .fr.5' Whci
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NH0LfeAtt DIX Ntl- IS,
80 Nogcz,rs s.. J 20 & % Box 2. =.
sew oRIIARs
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-01-19
ST. LOWS HOTEL.


O. E HALL & co, pRorsirross
THIS Horn spccin'i j adaped for families 4
just been r. opened rr the season after B..
thoroughly renovated and ,hoe, wishing tbs IL
Accommodations in quiet retired part ~ he q,
viii iul everything there conducive to thor "a.
fort nnd enjoyment
Die 20 te. miss
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srIN = GOODWIN.

r-r .e a.sa 5yJ -;oat g. at bysgnsglst
--ue-f .sr.JWhci
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-01-19

GEO r DREW fu-eii1a AEeai
nN p s'aI @... HrH Canal street ser gslelaa
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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-12-20
j NoSdless Domestic Unhappiness.

"The "Country Parson" says =" Yo'
SIT down, my friend, in your snug library
beside the evening fire. The blast withou
is hardly heard through the drawn curtains
Your wife is there, and your two grown III
daughters. You feel thankful that, after tn
hustle Of the day, you have this quiet retrea
where you may rest and refit yourself TO
another day, with its hustle. But the con
vtrs .tion goes on. Nothing is talked of blu
the failings of the servants, and the idlenes
IN impudence of your boys; unless, indeed
it be the supercilious bowIwith which Mrs
Sn ,oks that afternoon passed your wife, ant
the fact, that the pleasant dinner party a
which you assisted the evening before at Mr.
Smiths has been ascertained to have beer
one of a second-rate characteristic more
honored guests having dined on the previous
day. Every petty disagreeable in your lot
in short, is brought out, turned ingeniously
in every possible light, and aggravated and
exaggerated to the highest degree. The nat
ural and necessary result follows. An hour
or less of this discipline brings all parties to
sulky and snappish frame of mind, and in
stead of the cheerful and thankful mood in
which you was disposed to be when you sat
down, you find that your whole moral nature
lis Jared and out of gear. And your wife,
your daughters, and yourselfpass into moody
silence over your books-books which you
are not likely for this evening to much appre-
ciate or enjoy. Now put it to every sensi-
BILE reader, whether there be not great deal
too much Of this kind of thing"
A MINISTERIAL JoKE.-We recently heard
{ the following good 'un,'' in which it will be
seen our whi,om friend, The Rev. II. Clay
Dean figures rather conspcuously
During the session Of the NJ. e. Conference
at Dubuque, several years ago, the houses of
the brethren were usually crowded, and
many of the Reverend guests were unable to
obtain lodgings In spite of his usual shrewd-
ness Dean was one of those who had failed
to secure bed. Coming into the room of a
certain divine [sincc, a presiding elder late
in tho night, and approaching his cot the
following dialogue took place.
Brother H, you must get up and
take walk with me-" :
cit is too late Brother Dean. What is the
matter with you"
"Gh. Brother H, am sadly perplex-
ed in spirit, fear that have not been as
earnest a christian as | might be. ! want
your counsel, you must take a walk with
me-"
"Can you put it off till morning, Brother
Henry, am not very well tonight"
No cannot put it off an hour, you must
get up"
Brother H, thinking that Dean had
seen the error of his ways, in the goodness
of his heart, consented, and springing from
his cot, commenced DOMINIC his habiliments.
The room was dark, and while he was enrob
ing, Dean hastily and noiselessly threw off
mis- clothes and took possession Of the bed
just vacated Mr.. H, having completed
his toilet, called to Dean with:
IL am ready Brother Dean, come along"
'HsaTas answered with grunt from
Brother Henry" and, Never mind Broth
er, haoe concluded to putt eff till morning."
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