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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-13

IF Yesterday we saw a private
German-one Of the 26 who left Kcokuk
and joined Capt Mathies company in the
three months service at Burlington. lie
told Us that In the list of the names Of the
26, in both papers, he was forgotten. The
orderly sergeant forgot to call his maine at
roll call and neglected to put him on guard
for three weeks after he volunteered, and
al the battle Of Wilson's Creek, khey ever
forgot 10 kill him. His name is Henri,
Hummer. He is now stopping with Mr
Anschutz, at the Mississippi Brewery, wh'
presented him with pistol ON his depart
ure, which did good service in killing gees
and ducks. He tells us he is in for th'
war again ''IIe that eontinueth faithful
to the end shall be rewarded"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-13

Col Bussey has issued the following orders for the
government Of Camp Rankin. II 10 his intention ana
that OF all the ocers enforce strict discipline and
have model camp
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-13

pU Thomas w. Clagett replied to jail
rus at the Court House last night, IN one
of the best speeches ever made by him.
After Mr. Clagett concluded, Hugh /.
Reid took the fpor and scored and scathcd
Jairus in that style of sarcasm for which
he il somewhat celebrated
Jairus and his friends heard a good
many plain truths III very plain language,
and the enthusiastic responses Of the au-
dience ought to warn the tories of Iowa
to beware of the rising Indignation of the
| patriotic masses.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-13

GEN. CURTIS. learn that Gen.
Curtis has been ordered from Jefferson
Barracks to St Louis, and has taken COM
mand of the camp Of instruction in that
city near the Fair Grounds His family
are going down to remain with him.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-13

We understand from a returned
volunteer of the I'd Regiment that man
named Bell, Of company X, was drummed
out Of the service for stealing horse near
jackson.
Vance, generally known here as Heenan,
Of company A, came up missing. 1t was
supposed he was drowned or had deserted.
Old Mr.. Thompson of the same company
is reported TO have died in the hospital.
George ii. LOOMS and severalothers were
sick. Lieut. COL Tuttle was rapturously
applauded on his return to the regiment,
nearly all the officers and men crowdins
around and shaking hands with him.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-01-26

WALL STREET AND THE STOLEN BoSns -
The New York Herald say. there is q
gfes, alarm and excitement in Wall sire"
about the Indian Trust Fund bond-
which were stolen from the Interior DE
par,mcnt and put into the market there
The parties who hold them seem TO think
tina, the Office Of the clerk only amounts
To a breech Of trust and IA the buyers o.
the bonds were ignorant Ct the way II
which they came into the market. they
hold them by legal title, and the Govern
ment cannot recover them This, the
Herald thinks, is a great mistake Gov
crnmeu,s have hitherto made like oi
fences felony IN the frs, instance
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-01-26

EFJtHt - STATE q
" olson at $ s
49, a...ar - .-je,.. sa.serti1f
10 stat p g. t..d a. On coliy
.... rl rh .aa Tee -or 'id,s
.. -..t, .a.to H,.u y siiIci aU whereas bF
..s, .iamafi,U HARRISON a.. s tar' 70
rps Utf. 70 .ul,. au0 watgas siii n.Ht-t Is
Do s,I.l. Df4rla..eiion Oat,lod to delegate 20
rirfe..n, co.ioin,lv ei,l thedclcsates from othtr
p,Nricls 81 me STATE Of frAas ~ a consultation
of the Southern States; aud Whertts' fald
proclamation directs that an clecuoh nc held ~
each county Of tle State. on MoIG.Y me leullh
day Of February, A. D., 1861, 10 choos, sad de''
opaie. and whereas, said proclamation rcqu'r's
The Chief Justice oi the several counties, To give
due notice Of said election. ana cause the po's 10
be opened at the teveral precincts In obedience
To all which ]. George Lane. CHE. Justice Of
Harrison county, do give notice that said 'lce-
ton will be held at the several precincts II Har'
rison county a, the time aud for the purpoj
above stated aud do order the several presiding
officers Of said several precincts to hold said Flee.
ton at the time ahose stated, 70, the election OF
said delegates and in the manner by Law direct
cd. and make return thereof TO me within nine
DAYS from the time Of holding the same.
Given under ms hand and he seal
Of the Couniy Court this 9th day
NAA Of January, A D. 1861
~ GEORGE LANE.
Chief Justice.
Jan ! o ] sci. nls-3t
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n e "a may cd in metfy guide rs.
Ever and truly. your friend,
FRANgiiS PIERCE.
Hon. j. A. Campbell, Washington, D. G

Han HIM There The witty Scotch
Focatc, Harry Erskine, on one occa-
p pleading in London before the House
Lords. had occasion TO speak OF Ger.
curstors. and pronounced the word
IN Scotland, with tho accent on the
syllsblc. cMrstors, Ono OF the
Elsh Judges could not stand this, and
d ont, I'VE are In the habit Of ssying
|a,or in this country, Mr.. Erskine,
owing the analogy Of the Latin Ian.
ge, in which, A. you are aware, the
ultimate syllable is long II thank
lordship vety much," was Ersklne's
y. We are weak enough in Scot
to think that in pronounc'ng the
q curator, No follow the analogy OF
knglish language. But need scarce
ay that bow with pleasure 20 the
bon Of 40 learned = Senator and 40
u an orator ~ your lordship.p
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-01-26

TAKEN up by G. 7. Kennedy Nvag Abou,
/ 10 milea North Of AArshan on the Jeterron
read, and posted before Wm. Baker J P, Bsa,
No. l. two black horse fonys, cus years Cd
Ard IS Lands high Nc marks Or hrsrxss r~rcciv
able the other , years old. IA hansh high
branded W on tire lett shoalieF a whitA spc,
in hM hc< And liu~ on the lef' hind foot the
arst appraised =. e7s ths other al SIS
BIZ FRIDERIcI. Clerk
Jan. s. 1880 ni6s.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-01-26
HOES! HOES! /!

lust received and for sale by6 q. Gregg 4
n ca. SO doecu genuine scova i Bruas cot
ton Hos; $50 pair straight and twisted Traces
| 900 lhs cotton Pillow Lines.
-Alno-
Hsu,as, Collar, Blind Brides. h.. -, h
.bendasce. Cons. n ~ have . hig crop a
cotton. Here ~ sht ss,n@s.
Jan IS. 1884,, hla"m
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-01-26
DEAF

Died IN Narshat. on ihe 5sh a't after protiac
led niae.s. Nf. JOHN 4. hshllfr.
ON the liih inst snddesls and unexpectedly NJ
y FRASER JR
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-01-26

A DrrAuirrn DESTITUTE Isaac V tow
Ter. late postmaster of the city OF New
York. il new rcsiiun, of Mexico H.
left Cuba some three months ago, and q
friend says that when Last heard from be
was in state oi after destltution, and
that all his worldly geaf consisted Of
scedy suit # clothes, a trunk, AID q
' nv small SUM If money.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-01-26

ARMIxG NORTH CAROLINA The Raleigh
IN. e. State Journal says It is authori'
Jed to state that gentleman OF Dran'
vile and one Of Halifax. would each be
one Of hundred to give g. 600 900 t.
arm the State. A gentleman OF Wake
save that he will make the third.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-01-26
NOTICE.

1 IL srsa~ indebted TO A 5 johnson, wili
"A pl.aee come forward Nro settle up with TIVE
unt,sesigued Immediately.
THts W JOHNSON.
ysr 10 iss' rlest
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-01-26

We learn fron the Id pcnlcai Mcnlor ,ia
A man hg he name " Clever was shot ny 3
man named Cloud. ut fsf'eH' on le 11iu
nm. Glover recovery is dogoim
SAD CASUALTY Mr. liaN MNsisil, Of Thu,
County. accidentally shot hii'7alf. On last Wed
pe,dav night. i.u.u lng effects Of which hp exp'r
ed nbont Six hours a0 rsark.-- Qufm1u CLIP
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-01-26
a LARGE AND SUPERIOR STOCK
SAD DLERY.

Saes Hss Of ths RspuA,sas 06I<s. IA IL on
poa r5sts Rs.la.as.
- and very superior Stock Of SAD
nLxRY, and is now klly rrrressd 10 an III
orders Ia his lire in manner t. rive scUpjees
satisfaction, An ossbfishusot properly Ar.
nished hss bassn resaisei for mary ysAfs ID Mss.
.hsA. Ihe aodvrs iSssd, hcn his iasg espssisncs
IN tbs haAfx~~ understood exactly what w.4
needed, a be thnxs &c has nlled Il He Wishes
the etissa ~ Marshall Aod smfasmlins eosut,y
10 call asagxsniuc for themss'.t. hsfFv bnyirS
esse~hese Il superior 10; Il Saddles an1 Asr.
oe~s, 81 ss@yastg IN bic lins ispt oosGAastly
o. hand.
j. \ 0pwAHrc
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-01-26
1861. 1861.
BRADFIELD T. TAlLEY,
SEWING MACHINES,

I HAVE on band for sele variety Of Sew.
] ing Machines, towi' Singers. Wheeler &
WILSON,. Grover 4 Bakers Booth & Parmer-
ser's, oil warranted to perform well. and will be
sold extremely low. Call o, the fos,ofiee and
examine.
r. 4. HARRIS.
jan u iesl nll-Af
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NOTICE.

TIE undersigned having Teeealy put up
ar,t,raie ORR Mil ia prepared to grind
,ru for 1n eiehih on short notice, and gnaran-
ices a. sh ion to nose who may favor him
VIII fhe.f custom.
+. LANG
Mtnsr.ft. JON Il. 1861. Mist
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Embroidery

4 VERY large ana complete stock Of Fin
"A broilered, Jsconet and Swiss Colars Jac
onct and Swiss Collars aud Sleeves 10 sets. En-.
broiiered Thread Cambria iIankerches Jaco
net aud Swiss Edgiags ard lnsar'iugs Jaoonei
Swiss and Linen Floancing jus, arrived and io'
sale by
BRADFTELD s. TALLEI
Jan, 8, ls6l nl6y
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70 Hire and Rent.

i HAVE three young negro men TO hire ont,
1 ! also desire 10 rent out the fim Oh which |
formerly resided. situated ~ mites south uf
Marshall There are sixty acres Of open hand,
a fine orchard, GOOD dwelling house oa' tou.,s.
Sc II DIZZY :. JENNINGS
jan 2flh lrbl. uiqtf
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-01-26

No,.ss nj Final settlement.
<Ttt"iC "a hcahy given hat MACY Y.
nriit. Admnshairis " N. estate Of WI
3 Britt. deceased. has tied in my once
Il seeoant and vouchers with said estate.
~ eccoaut and vouchers will BE- open for al
iwanc. and final settlement al tha ensuing term
OF 'he County Coart PERTAINING 10 csiaits- &C.
10 he hell IN and for llsrrisun county. al the
Courthouse IN the city Of MaFehall On the last
Monday IN .Iapaary. 1861. IL seiug the 2sth
"a N Ne Z ,F Hss s s nv ~ ~ n
ested my appear and contest the sasue i they
may sec proper. ..
B.f. FREDERICK Clerk,
Jan 5. 1861. nl6-4t
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-01-26
MARSHALL MUSIC sTOaE.


West Ro0H, cf the Adkins House
TIIF Subscribers have just received and open
ed for the inspection OF the public ~ ,he
irrrn ard comnod.uus room west erd Of the Al
gins House, lot q choice piano. most ap-
proved styles. their edition to which viii be
increased from week to wees a. - aus " We
country s,sy demand, Shee, Music Of every de
scFpiioa constantly on hand New Music receiv'
we'd as soon as published Also a supply Of the
lines, ,.olias eaiias, hanios au,es aocordeon''
sc Sc strings nd in fine everything IN The
musical line
I be advantage Of this establishment, 70 Mar
shall ard surrounding country "a this Persons
can select thair own instruments and know pre-
oisey what they Gre buyiug. and nj the same
time purchase as cheaply as IN ihc city.
Pianos and oil Kinds Of Musical instruments
can be tuned and repaired on short notice.
Mr.. & Frank, oncof the Propfie'ors, "a pre-
pared 10 give lessons in vocal and Instrumental
music.
T. HARTEI & co,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-01-26
StI.i, GOODS.

4 LARGE lot II Flouuced Double Jurs sna
~ Plaid Silk Dress Patterns also Black six
Patterns. Plain Black ilk White Satin. White
silk, Florence and Marealine SllSs. msi re
ceived aud for sale on th, most reasonable term.
by
3RADFTFD & TALLEY.
Jan 3. 1861 niG.v
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-01-26
CHARLES DECkERT,
rashi omn hle Root ana Shoe ma 4 e 2

South ~-., corner Of tn. ruslit ssusf-A
r gEpa constantly on hand lsrge assortment
n Of ladies and 1enilsmen's borots and shoes
O, his own manufacture also good supply Of
sole and upp.r leather for sAlc-
From his lcnr experience and clos attention
10 the hasses. be inpss 70 have I coctinuxncs
q that patronage hsrrnfro 70 lorAlly htstov.
I'd on Nm. Al orders s-ompt~ swepdcd 10
srd vwk warranted.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-01-26

4 STOCK hat cant be surpassed Fash.
"A iorsble cassims-e and Is Aat 7o't hats
wool hat. plush -llia aid glaze caps ior sale
b 3RADFIEID & TAiLEY.
Jan 3. 1861 nl7-y
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-01-26
MA1sHA1I MILLS

I FEEL my SELF ander mnny obligations 20 ,hc
j citizens OF Marshall ah1 surrounding country
for their patronage, and will grind their Corn into
cool Meal for The eighth IN future hops
the good citizens will c0naale 10 pati-niz me
JAMES A COLT Proprietor
Marshall Jan 70. 1891 nl7tf
Ncf.ce.cS Final settlement.
\'Oflt ishcrsh7 glset Lat Indians 4 Ggcs.
q ! sall Afm lifjra ia o' n ssiaieoi Geo. W
Gt.s.s.~ .i.fa,spA ~ a'-c - my % g Nrrhnal
l1B, sil vouchers with s,.a estate which ac
.11a a,ivolobcrs wil be open i0f allowance and
fnaI ttlame1t az The ensuing term Of the County
Court pertaining - estates, &c, 70 he held in
AUI 60 ii4rrlsou county. at The Courthouse in
tn City II Nurshali. on the last Monday in
l1hua-y. 81 tjt being the 2s'h day tbereof1
when oHl where uli persons Interested nay APP
pear and contest the same II they may sec proper
Il. + FRlnERC1. Clerk
Ian. - 1861 rlT.3i
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-01-26
CITY ORDlN ANCE.

The Mayor and Board Of Aldermen Of the
CITY IT Marshall m the year le6l, in council
assembled oa the 1ri day If January, 1867
Passed he following ORDNANCE;
Re y alfsmod bp ne eiig ;ael0i ef tA' CITY d
Mag,taH and p ~ henty aydaasdb BY n, aitfAor'
~ n fhe sams. That when ave slave shall he
seen comming out Of any hout or other place
within the corporate limits 81 said city having
in his her. or their possession any intoxicating
la Tor such possession by said Slave Of said ~
toxicaiing liduor shall ae pssampt'se proof
against the person who may osa or have IN his
possession the house ~ room fpm which sahl
Slave Is thus seen TO come lrolryol having Sold
sad Intoxicating liquor 20 said Slave; and It
shall be- the dlty at the ons' all. 81 the corpor
alton Of mid ril 70 report Soy and nIl snei
caeas 10 iiu Mayor uh0., deity 's.d' 5 to ~
a,.r ali sue. uhadr ia DE- brought b hr' him
tb. da.tv tn es thc ias tr's THIS orir
.Hd ""
tFis % F#NfHsf Na
Nn ts leea
I...it t7a '
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cAxIAwAx & RAIN,

TAKE great pleasure IN announcing 70 their
l old friends ard the pablic generally that
they are still at their old stand prepared to sell
goods or their usually ace -sHsodatinE terms and
hope the liberia patronage heretofore bestowed
OIL them win be continued
We vii, 5000 be receiving additions to ON
stock.
N,esu,r,. Jar. O. 1851 nl6am
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-01-26

FfHeH f5VVVS UWu NUOVHs
Fine calf pump eolc Boots
Fine caf water proof Do
Fine calf cork sole do
Kip aud mud boots
Fine cali congress waller proof sai;ers
Gait aud KIP brogaus inst resolved sud for
sale by
BfAnFlEl.D 4 rAIlEY
Jan s. ls6l nlsv
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-01-26

4 VERY large loi Of School and mse,la
y neons Books. Foasap ieEal Can, letter
aDi Nu'a wp.- linr Fms in' Cards EustA
opes anu visiting Carts. Pens anl las just n
cevcd and for sale by
BRADfiFl.p a DhIIEy
Jan ls6l nlGy
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-01-26
0unsarian Grass Deeds.

lust received and tor sale IA Sacka Of
- HUNGARIAN GRASS SEEDS. which
Farmers would do well TO procure, as they make
the best feed for horses, and the hay It is said
ripcrs much earlier than from any other grain
G. THEtFOkD.
MARSHALL Jan. Goth 1861 nl9:3t
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-01-26

ION. r r. Marshall, Of Kentucky.
nt In = letter. taking strong Southern
ands on tho exciting questions OF tho
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-01-26
lsIalinl kc,s


Baes and color,d congress and isce boots
"d do DO do
Calf do do do
Goat, calf cuamGei leather and Kip waking
shoS \ large and complete stock Just -eoeiy,i
and for sqle hy
BRADFlfTD J. TALLY
Jan 8 1851 u,6sv
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SEARS & WlTMERSP00N,
wuoLgsALg sNp "xr.fL
u Il L GGl ST S.
MARSHALL TEXAS

SUCCESSORS TO SANDERS SEAMS
Woald respectfully announce 10 the customers
of thu Oh firm. their friends, and the public
generally. that they have On hauds and viii b.
constantly rccrirWg a the traic demands, all
,he various articles IN their line OF business, such
as wei s'irelea stock Of Dpg., Chemicals
Oils. Paints Window nlass--Shop furniture oi
~. kind Stationery, consisting 81 Latter and
Can paper blank Books aud envelopes Ac all
the ,paaf Paten, Medicines pcsinmcrirs and
hair preparations &c, &c.
Thy have Also inst received large sapply
o, fresh Camden srcis which ARE going yrr,
h-t Those wishing Garden seed hat he'er
apply eah!. ....- ...................
DIsspIt fIpS.
-f'iiN osra.rs' hera'nfarees 'in- l'veea
oHaa
soH& e. go. NAN
J1pN q HARRIS
MOS t0LaMAN
Iscrmbes 'sfa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-20
FORT NJcHENRV

The commander has lost no time in putting
the fort in good condition for defense and
otiense, though it could probably make little
resistance to an attack by heavy batteries Its
walls are faced only with brick, are not of
great strength, and it has no casemates,
though it has formidable show of barbette
guns, some being very heavy oalibre. 1t has
no Roat, but has an outside battery on the
water side and demi-lune" to protect the
gate. The passages between these works, and
the fort itself are now protected by stockades
OF hard pine timber, pierced with loopholes
for musketry, The stOckade nearest to the
gate observed was protected also by howit-
zer, standing on the angle of the fort just
behind This piece found to be ready loaded
with canlster,-a sufficient indication of the
thorough preparation made against sudden
attack.
With these defenses the fort can be held
against almost any assaults. Even in this
bloodless war hundreds and perhaps thousa nds
of lives would be the price Of any determined
attempt to take the fort by storm. AS for an
attack in any other manner, its protection is
to be found in the row Of mortars, now planted
on the bastiOns and along the wall next to the
city and commanding it at easy range. Sew
eral OF them are carefully covered with OIL
cloth to protect them from dampness,-a pre-
caution not usually taken with mortars that
are empty. hasty glance into ore that was
uncovered showed me the shell lying in readi-
ness for its fatal mission. Thirty seconds is
all the time that the fort would ask for prepa-
ration in case of an outbreak, or that il would
have asked on the night when General Butler
made his bold march to Federal Hill with the
Sixth. As further assurs nee that Baltimore
will be quiet, you may see just outside the fort,
but under its guns, brick wall which encloses
the government property here, IA field pieces,
which have been taken from Maryland State
troops or other depositares of btful 10y yalty.
Six of the pieces are of iron and very old-fash-
ioned; of them are of brass, of recent pat.
terms provided with esissons and everything
needed for service.
Besides the 200 regulars, this post is garri-
soned by Maj Devenss battalion of rifles They
are quartered outside Of the post but within the
wall of which l have spoken, and appear to be
in good cOndition.-COTres. Boston Adverti-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-20

ended. This volume contains picture of the
catastrophe which befell one Of Du Chaillu' &
party and which is significant Of the powers
OF this interesting monster. whose gigantic
body and excessive strength are proved still
more satisfactorily by the specimens now ex-
hibiting at the Geographical Society in London.
ANOTHER oUTLASDIsH CUSTOMER.
But the most important discovery of M du
Chaillu in this quarter was that of nest build
ing ape, or rather of an ape who erects a shell
ter over his head his head being bald, and bis
species not having yet attained the art of
making wigs. The discovery was made in this
wise: As the writer was trudging along, rather
tired of shooting buffalo, he happened to look
up at high tree he was passing, and saw q
most singular-looking shelter built in its
branches. sI asked Okabi whether the hun
ters here had this habit of sleeping in the
woods; but was told, to my surprise. that this
very ingenious nest was built by the nshiego-
mbouye, an ape, as found afterwards, which
l put IN the genus troglodytes, and called tro-
glOdytes ealyus-an animal which had no hair
on its head so 0kabi told me-" 1t appears
that the male and female gather together in
the forests squantity of leafy branches with
which TO make roofs and vines to tie these
branches to the tree.
The tying is done so neatly, and the roof is
so we'll constructed, that until NJ. du Chaillu
saw the nsniego actually occupying his habita-
ton be could scarce persuade himself that hu-
man bands had not built it, Itappears that
the male alone is the actual builder, while the
female brings the branches and the vines, act
ing in the inferior capacity of holman. A
shelter is built for each on different trees as if
instinct had dictated the arrangements recon-
mended in Ballac's Phyaoiogie, and this
shelter throws off rain perfectly, being neatly
rounded at the top, evidently with this intent
The nshiegoi is not gregarious, but lives retired
with his nshiegO wife. NJ. du Chaillu after
wards saw nests which were even quite soli-
tary, and were occupied by very old nshiego-
mbouves, whose silvery hair and worn teeth
attested their great age. These seemed her
mits who had retired from the nshiego world -
On the first occasion when the appearance of a
nshiego beneath his little dome of a roof, be
was las pleased man as the world could well
hold"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-20
pENsION OFFICE, JUNE Ora, 1861.
TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN

TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCFRN
Application having been ma Ie under the act of
S5d June, 1860, for the rel ssue OF the Land War
rants described herein, which are alleged 20 hav q
been lost or DESTROYED is hereby given thnt
at the date following tho DESCRIPTION Of each Var
rant, new Certificate, of like tenor, will be Is
sued, II no valld objection shall then appear
No. 1881, for 30 acres, issued to James BalIan-
ger on the 9Th of April, 1856. under the act of 81
march, lSo5..JuDe lSth, 1861.
Ne, TIA for 12o acres, issued TO Elisha s. Freel
l855-yune 22d. 1851.
No. 62,7si, for l6O acres. issued to Henry Dlerk
Ing on the 2lst Of April, 1857 under act Of sd March
No s2,Ot7, for 10 acres, issued to Neharr Yaho-
ian on the 18Th May. 1857, under aot of Sd March,
No. 81 .s84, for I6I acres. issued to James Wilmer
on the 18TH January, 1887, under 40. OF Sd March,
NO 5I2S5, for 9,scres, issued to Lemue Carmikel
on the 10th OF september, 1855, under act of Sd
No. u, ,z72 for I2a acres, issued to Reuben Love
Sd March. 1855 July 9Th, 1861.
NO 80 685, Tor l6O acres, issued under the act of
March, lLS5, In the name of susanna bubt ard
WIDOW OF John flubt ard. deceased, and granted
On the 18Th day of June, la56.-August 81, 1861,
no z7,674, for go acres, issued under the act of
March 81, 1855, In the name of Will lam Tayor
and granted on the 18th day of Marc. ls56.-Au
gust 7, 1861.
No. 3II6, for l6o scres issued under aot of lsT7.
10 Angustus Ing am, private of Captain Murray s
company, seeoud Regiment Of Tennessee lnfan-
JOSEPH H. BARRETT,