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ssY UEA II. COVER
TRTTSTRETS SATE

Ei In pursuance of decree of the Circuit Court fo
1asssd Baltimore county sitting as Court Of Equity
E5win W Wr agan9t Charlotte Withers
defendants the undersigned trustee will offer at public
SALE at the Court door in TowsontowD, in Baltimore
county said, on TUESDAY, the l2h day Ct March
=, AL n, THE RIGHT, TITLE. INTEREST. AND, ESTATE
OF e parties to the said in and to those three Lots
PsGS or tracts or parts Of TRACTS Of land and
county Aforesaid about ns m rom Y he s cy
81 faimore on the Northern Central Railroad, adjoining
RoTahaln Downs John Maccubbin, John Roser, Patrick
AeleS ana Others in the possession said Char
I9te Mlthers ana upon part of which she resides
IContanng $50 acres more or less, upon which
ood and enaT@f MSF nGT eds prove By
ne9rlv new IA otIor r. II isI EldLhc barn
under cultivation and the residue in valuable timber.
buildings thereon, but abounds in valuable timber
Lot No S-Contaning III less is also with
tim6er5 O"'"'sS thereon 0a also 0o"na' with valuable
The said three lots being the same which were by de-
cree of the Circuit Court for Baltimore county aforesaid
sitng as Court Of Equity, passed about the 4h day
against the said Charlotte Wthes and
to be held in severay by her life and afer her
ny these entitled 10 remainder under the last will and tesla
Ge weGs and are in the proceedings in said last
said James Calder deceased therein mentioned and desig-
mated as Lots Nos H. and H. laid down en- plat filed
among the proceedings in the said last mentioned cause
which are proposed to be sold tie estate Of the said
without impeachment waste and with power to lease for
and ests the sd EGI9 IS WILEY the 9nS i
and Charlotte Withers therein in remainder, after the
death OF their mother, the said Charlotte Whers, as de
rived under The last viii and testament of the said
Charlotte Withers, living.
Terms Of sale as prescribed by the decree, under which
tue interests Of the said parties proposed to be Sold
ohehd cash on the day of SALE and the residue in two
equal payments at three and six months from the day
sale with interest thereon, and security to he approved by
e trustee ana the said interests of the said parties will be
soG te from taxes said property up the day sale,
ana all liens and membranes thereon them prior
to the date Of the mortgage William Ward
upon winch the decree for the sale thereof passed
JOHN c. BLACKBURN, Trustee
$500 ~ SAMUEL II. COVER,
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AnbIir SaIts,
81 4. LENNON 4 co.
BUCHANAN $ WHARF ,
TRUS TEE S SALE

Eti,i; aDo hEI > DALb
#llS ~ OF VALUABLE PROPERTY,
- o.. CHARLES AND CAREY SIR rETS.
o;iy OF decree Of ne Circuit Court f. Baltimore
y Yc uluefslgped trus VIII offer public sale
~ " na'Se SalesroOn5 Second street, on THUFS-
% I nj ~ ~. ~ n 1871, az one o'clock 7. ":
~ dst ~ OR reel OF GROUND situatal on
@ est Ne o. charles street BEGINNING for The same Al
Tnnni5 SGorhty let north from Olson street,
tL l' noIl w eIy feet on Charles street with
alley. VIC cast slAe o' d 'Iiee'o''
Said .ot i! subject to ground rent Of 400 nor orr,
payable scmianrualiy " F1'V P1' "H"uin'
ALSO,
BY virtue OF decree Of the same Count, the undersigned
trustee will offer at public sale, the anne tim nj ~
ALL THAT LOT OR PARCEL OF GROUND sitnapts .C oT
tne east SIDE OF Carey street beginning for the same nj
distance OF seventy feet six inches north from
ington street. and running thence north, binding on
street nineteen feet four and half inches, with depth Gf
one hundred and seventeen feet The side of
foot alley. ''
Said Lot is subjec to ground rent Of $35 per anuun1,
Each of the above lots is improved by handsome
built hreestrq Brick DWELLING and fitted up with gas
and water fixtures complete.
Terms-Onc-thrd cash; balance in two equal instruments
IN three and six months from day e SALE with and
approved security W. ". GLENN, Trustee,
- -'@---- -
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TiseeIIanenus
MANUFACTURED AND LEAF TOBACCO
HAVANA CIGARS,


GAS FIXTURES!
NEW STYLES!I
NEW STOCKl!l
C0RTLAN & CO.,
NOS. ZIG, 2I8 BALTIMORE STREET,
Have now hand of the handsomest collections Of
GAS CHANDELIERS
to be found in this country grade: FouLEht Chan
deliers complete with Shades SO, Tenight Chandc
lers at $3.50 each.
Very beautiful Library, Hall and Dining Room
CHANDELIERS.
Parlor, Drawing Room and Cha her
BRACKETS.
READING LAMPS,
DROP LIGHTS,
FIRE-PROOF SHADES
Gas TORCHES
AND KEYS,
AND HOLDERS, &C. nc.
Any Of which will be sold upon good terms tvr
quality goods be bought any the Eastern markets.
CORTLAN Il CO.,
importers and Dealers in Gas Fixtures,
French and English China
and Eouse-F Furnishing Goods
n2l-tfr OF every description.
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Staths, @tRaHgs, TT,

NEW YORK STOCKS.
STqG H G s4AFH 35k sg s sS an other
aE any, BOARD "0d esg IRPI f Ih#f
mil I'm Al Second street
ENIRST-C CLASS BUSINESS PAPER, single and
CASH 4PyGSGEs MADE on al apr
lett for nsgotiaton AAk & sScd LEWIS Wis.,
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA EX-
~ CHANGE wanted by MARTIN LEWIS,
mhl-lm A Second street
NEW YORK BANK EXCHANGE for sale in
~ sums to suit by MARTIN LEWIS,
mhllm A Second street
VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAROLINA BANK
~ NOTES for sale by THO ]: Carson.
EXCHANGE ON NEW YORK, PHILADEL-
N2 Peg for sale BY rio; J; iC4R5oS. %-''
TNCURRENT BANK NOTES AND DRAFTS
- on all points South and West purchased at best rates,
Oy fe26,tf TH a5l & Bai GhiSse stieet
BROTHERS BONINGER,
OFFER FOR SALE F sSRIh EXoaRG on at ff
principal cities of Germany, on London, Paris and Amste
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA FUNDS
! y for sale by In16tfI THO. !. CARSON.
4 DVANCES MADE. On BUSINESS PAPER
= - AND = APPROVED CoLLATERA IS by, o.nso,,
G0LD PURCHASED, and for sale constantly,
fe26.tf 2Si Batimore Street
MARYLAND SKIES Maryland per cent.
SAML. HARRIS, Jr..
1egtt Basement Chesapeake Bank.
'HNIME PAPER NEGOTIATED by
jal7,tf ~ i ig6 Baltimore n SU Street
STERLING EXCHANGE.
~ Forsale by KNOX & CO,
RANK OF BALTIMORE STOCK WANTED
KY sStf JNo. CUTTINGS .. & CO..
STOCKS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS BOUGHT
S sstF sold by JNo s. CUTTINGS - 4 CO..
missouri 6's FOR SALE BY
III 81 JSo. S. CUTTINGS % : s G05 St.
70 & o. r. R. BONDS 1867 WANTED BY
XII III JNo S. CUTTINGS : CO,
M ERCHAETS' BANK STOCK FOR SALE BY
1 ~ JNo s CUTTINGS g Z y Coz
ENIREMEN'S INSURANCE STOCK WANTED
4 by SAMUEL HARRIS, Jr.,
Jull-tf Basement Chesapeake Bank.
MARYLAND STOCK 1890 WANTED BY
III JNo S. CUTTINGS Co,
COMMERCIAL & FARMERS BANK STOCK
0 s5f by 'No' S CUTTINGS q ! s S9ii st.
SAbllmOtSE VIII TER CENIS. VI 1880
RSand 1875 for sale by ISRAEL COHEN
sl-u No. 5NOrth street
NEW YORK MARINE INSURANCE SCRIP
ASTanted by KNOX & CO.,
apZo-u Exchange Place
BALTIMORE PER CT. LOAN FOR SALE
AFby SAML. HARRIS, Jr.,
lulIu Basement Chesapeake Bank
NJ ORTIZ WESTERN VIRGINIA RAILROAD
4SBONDS for sale by SAMUEL HARRIS, Jr.,
Jull-u Basement Chesapeake Bank.
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILROAD BONDS
~ wanted by SAML. HARRIS, Jr
Iull-U Basement Chesapeake Bank
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QubIit SnIEs.
-. ". sENNETp & co

aE -. W. BENNETF d co
o. o. SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
hiia , ON SARATOGA STREET
.a By virtue o. authority given in contract hetwee
Asa Higgins attorney of William H. Pratt and Richard W
Watts and John f. Ewart duly recorded, and also filed in
circuit Court for Baltimore city, in the HiI
sils, at orney, Richard W. Waits and John E. EwaTt
"rd IN pursuance OF the provisions of the Act of Assembly
81 1876, chapter 1872, the undersigned will at sale at
j. BIG AUCTION at the sales Rooms, Second street. ad-
lling Tie Post Office, in the city Of Baltimore, WE'D
NfSDA Y, the 9Th day Of March 1861, O'Clock;
ALL THAT PIECE OR PARCEL OF GROUND stu
att and lying in the city Of Baltimore, and described
lows:
beginning for the same on the south side Of Saratoga
street at point eighty feet westerly from the building line
on me west side Of Gilmore street, and running thence
Westerly along the southern line of Saratoga street seventy
along e EASTERN line Of Vincent alley nnetyx feet the
south slue OF an alley four feet wide extending from Gill
more street 20 inc alley thence eaStery along the south
SIDE q s&ld tour rect alley to the western
line OF H Prats four houses; thence northery along
ne ~ stern line Of the above houses ninetysix feet to the
place Of beginning.
This Lot DIVIDED into four equal portions of nineteen
e three inches front Saratoga street. improved hy
p B,i H1a a THREE STORY AND BACK BUILDING
annual ground relt OF s72
ne terms sale are One third OF the purchase money in
CGe-tl M at six months, and third at twelve
-. @ ON ne Gay OF salethe credit payments to bear
fi t9 me Gay of sale, and to be secured to the salts
ASA HIGGINS, Attorney Of W. II. Pratt
CgSnT H. b bATROBE, ATTORNEYS
too.t,f,ss, T. W. BENNETT & CO,
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PARIS CHINA HALLS
REMOVED TO
No. 2lO BALTIMORE STREET,
BETWEEN ST. PAUL AND CHARLES STREETS,
Immediately opposite the old stand,
Where am opening large lot of new and choice
GOODS of my importation, and determined TO
CUT DOWN PRICES to The lowest possible figures, at
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. Staple goods, as
WHITE FRENCH CHINA,
INDIA CHINA WARES,
WHITE IRONSTONE GOODS,
PRESSED And
CUT GLASS WARE,
COMMON WARES,
ALL KINDS,
Always on hand of the very best quality,
HOTEL GOODS, sc.
ia3otfr D. PRESTON PARR.
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d. O'DELL,
- PROPERTY AGENT,
And Collector Of Rents and Claims in the city, and Coun
ties Of Maryland, No n SECOND ST., Baltimore. ml2tf
ffsii:a.a.f FOR SALE.-The LIVERY STABLE
E;ia AND COACH MAEUFACTORY on German street,
near Paca 80 feet front by s. feet deep good invest
rnent and will be sold bargain Two original and ire.
deemable GROUND Rents OF $50 each, in a central
part Of the city. J. II. UpELL, Real Estate Agent q
Second street n,bS-tf
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goGsts, IT,. f0E viii aa5 8aai

: D. O'pELLJ
Ana co.ct5[ z &od %E 555 7,l;,. GFET
ties Of Maryland, No "a SECOND ST., Batimore mh2tf
ffsff5Asf FOR SALE.-The LIVERY STABLE
All ASD P G0AG M o h T 3 on German street
ent and viii be sold Tari1 TJg G55 goo df i
deemable GROUND REETS q s. each, in Central
part o Of the city J. H. UpELL Real Estate Agent q
o. FOR SALB.-Thc DWELLING HOUSE
E4ii No. 32I West Lexington street, above Chasworth
story 'front.' and back, with ali the modern improTeme6ts
a an g3ddea in fine order Apply on the PREMIs Is from
fa:At DWELLING FOR RENT.-The desIr-
iis able ELLING, No l67 Csyertsreet fourth house
TsAsttoIa Monument street opposite Loyoa College.
6AK Calvert and WateFs sleets or on tie
tn FOR RENT.--Tho DWELLING and
FsiiH OFFICE lately occupied by Dr. Edward Larcque
Fayete street. No. S. viii be for rent after the 18th
Of prosperous business oilers strong nduccment5 ny
terms &C. apply on the premises, or 70, ,rr,,,.,,
fe2ssa&th2aw4tE Attorney for Admnisratrix.
- 81 FOR SALE.--A new and desirable
ii DWEI,LING on Townsend street opposite the Ne:
yf to s2g PSq Or s. hanged for Raoad bones
f3s FOR RENT.
ss The large tree-story HOUSE, No % North Charles
sTeSf va ~ w2ald be ai[sre9 for store il ccsired
lane lately occupied as B5ardinG House '' Lam
STORE ORE AND DWELLING, south east corner Of Court
STORE No III Pratt street a9oyg Charles street
near Republican street.
Small DWELLING iJJ on Spring Court near Charles
street,
Large STABLE and yard IN Frat. street, near {wsrd
.iAaPtFfy to ~ " " Glenn,
~ y 19-z s-s se5sg.
4 httICE FOR kENI-Ihe corner OFFICE
on first Hoor NJ or,r now Prirdipg c,rnsr If south
street and Exchange Place for rent wei adapted for
or9ker on on INSURANCE oiIce having Vault Gas and
EeP otHef irnce Fo!st5Scn can h give about the
fa7ff ' Apply ~ !" H. j rig g tbft;U.,4
"a F0R S1TE ClIF3p 4 CO. n7;7ETT
sssiiii NC ~ ,ro@-iI-r - i ~. - - ~
lie ~ On street p5tWeen bldq!e ana Tres
BIIiIH . ~ en- I Ia IT, anu ffltee!9EY coupe acL
i1srS - eei 70 ai!s4;; Will ne 500 6fe2C
TbsTial 1AsPiJ - " H. IL hAthiOiI' NO Il Noth
<A FOR RFYT--Tba RENKTNC u0T7GF
LII 1881 y WySTr ri tNFT pD ,rr,,st.o
Ia2I-tF " ~ -' - ~ - ipdI, $3.50
~. At ~. atIl 2tLect.
/ OTIS FOR LEASE.
.oI - - 49,. --...-... 800. Fy-.,..
* s,a4 ~ " G CL-sI ssp--, g.. Oh amman"
q feet on Cathedral street, south Of Rad.
o. ies[ o4 Aiau.s"a street, o9aIq3 q t9e Fa,s
Apply u I'm NJ " a ~ 3tsofney,
t,u ~. q #. raul stre,t
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The intelligence received last NIGHT
/ &, the effect that seven yes.eIa nf tbe
/ Yankee lect had passed the hatfcri,. Al
Port Eayal, oH lhr South Carolina coast
lud entered tho harbar Of Br,uf,rt
created some excitement. hut sc,reeJ,
any iaeiiag If alarm or apprehen.i96.
A we understand b. they have Vet h.
4 undertake the most difficult ana danger.
ou- pr ~ the Job before they can IT.
feet landing on the south Carolina
cnast
But 10 they should land. ana attcmpt
% take either savannah or Charleston
r. t..a ..,r ue are confident ncv win
meet wltha reception ,s viii teach tcm
"a lesson they viii not be- likely soon NJ
forget II r. perhap. desirable /, .,me
rc -pneH, that they should land They
may destroy much valuable rrnrerty.
hut 70 they venture beyond The rappe Il
the guns Of the fleet. and attcun, T.,
penetrate into the interior we feat alta.
lethar confident that South Carolina anal
Georgia. together. can almost immsli.
ately concentrate such a force ag,i,.,
them as viii drive them in dsfsaf and
dis grace from tbp am ~ tho c,,,.
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A"' ''N'"" ~ Ht'' ~ ''0lE Ntl AZ
follows
THE Bonndbcad Regiment, Pcnusylya.
MA Volunteers. Col Daniel Lcasuro. Ia
the steamship Ocean Queen.
Five companies Vt the Fifteen Repi.
mont rcnusylvania Volunteers. Col Ben.
inwin G. Chrisls, 10 the same vessel
The remaining companies OF the Reui.
mcnt were put on board the Winfield
Scott
The Eighth MICHIGAN. Col VIM. R
Feutou, 90 IA" steamship Vanderbilt
The remains Of the seventy. Ninth
Regiment New York State Volunteers
formerly commanded 10y Col Cameron
brother of the Secretary Of War and
afterwards by Bug Gen Isaac j. Ste
vcus, commanding th., brigade. were
sent up from Washington or Saturday
- JOIN the expedition They number
nearly Nix hundred, and are on board
tho Vanderbilt. The regiment is sadly
10 need OF officers
The horses and wagons pertaining IA
/ the brigade ave ou board the Ben Ford
Tine stan Ulcers pl Gen. Stevens are
Assistant Adiulaut General, Capt. Ste
vyus. I. s Vel SON 81 the General
Op,,ttrmastsr r4pt VII.,,, / NJ, =,
: Vol tammissary Of Subsistence
/ Capt l. A Nutcld L 5. Vol. Sur.
/ gcuu DR. George 5 komifc
Tn. steamship orean o,,or i. A.
brigade headquarters
The thild brigade, Brig Gen. II w
/ Wright commanding was embarked As
follows. -"
Fourth R,g.p.rt \.,y If,,,,..i;..
/ V.luntc,rs "a rL,,,,s Vn;.,.I .''''o
stc.nship B,lri, va
sixth REGIMENT C.rr,,ti.s, vol,,
tecrs Csl !. Cb,if.ll am ..,,,n,.r, NJ M
rion and Parketsburgb.
seventh regiment Connecticut Youu.
/ tcers, Got Alfred It, Terry, on steamship
/ llimols
NIuih regiment Maine Volunteers, Col
. F'ehwoJth Rich, on steamship Cuatla
. e'Alcos
The baltic, ON board 81 witch are the
. headquarters Of the brigade, also carries
the horses aud wagons y the command
ten NuEhIr stan Ulcers are ; As
s'stahi Adn'aui bcucr1l. Captain & "
Foster; Assistant Qun'crmpsier, Capt
H. '.''i''h Assistant 'owm'ssary
OF subsistence, capt \ krlh Arthg
Nld-dt' amp, Lieut. i. HlHJtt. ,i sixth
regiment q uucctlct Volunteers SUI
gana, ur Crane
UJmIltUus Light Battery ui SIX pieces
600 SHY PH'.tt rIh'd cannon formerly
I ~HiWaH.s battcgy.I aisu goes with tie
,'spca"Hn. Ii s,n board the ttcame.
| tless.n The uumtts 81 horses 90
+ l"ud thr Ericsson is 3tU
Gee. sherman uul ius staff are On
board the Atlantic which, Therefore. is
car stuffed tho division headquarters.
Thc..afue c.,lrsuaudrot says.
Tb.. a,.,. ,,,. ..'..l .,...t.,.,,.. AZ.
l3,,# m,fr,n. r,..i.i. - 9i,,'...
I,,,...,'.ri. 'd..' ,,f.,... p.I,i. ~.
mn, All M ~ ~ 80 '''''
0r.. o.. un..,. ms. r,.,'',. r.,.
E...., u ..I ~ IL
,.,.... .,.....,.. .,........,. ....l a. M
.h.',E Nu.t.fi $50 -. h..
Ia. F..t EH.f... ',l .pt,l.5'i.''.
.t..,,,.,. ~ .,,..tt..' ,t... t.., 49,.
t..r..a,H ., i,...l.. a.. ,l..., 49,. -
ptiI.dsIrbi, ,,1 p..l,#,..-. -
t.o tranl,..tt. ..,r,, I..,....'.,.l -,
,ts..i.,r. s,.. I.,.,,i.i ,..,.l. ,,'.,.'e
e.i,,,,.. ,,..,,.....,.. nm. ... A.
shire. d., sf and ifi.. E..r t.n \
York. the l6th 4Tth tSih and 7q,b Il,
,a.t NOW al.ut 500 etr.u,s. to, fl
Maine. the ,jh and 9Th ,ne from Pen
.NIyaua. tine 50,i. two tia,Y Como, l
II
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ruLL PARTICULARS.

There are in the expedition ,hirty-0nc
large transport vessels, conveying over
- GOO troops. with an their arms. pro.
visions. Ne; s,SirpH steam guulUats.
wii. eight or ten other vessels of war,
carrying IN all about 400 guns II is IN
every respect a most powerful aud al
m.fpb.y organized expedition and but
iol accidents which cannot bee iorcsecn,
it will uuqncstiuuably render very ca.
seuiial service To the Union cause. II
is under The command Of able aud cNpe.
rioucgi Ulcers, aud the troops embarked
are among the best in the volunteer
army
Ouc feature in this expedition is that
about thousand negroes accompany IT.
being mainly those who have come into
Fortress Monroe from the ueighhuriug
districts in Virginia They are to be
employed mainly in throwing up en-.
trcneLmcutv THIS is the FIRST instance,
wc believe. IN which this class Vt people
have formed any pant If au operative
force; they Will, without d1utt. bee found
highly scryicgahle.
To obyiatc criticism, we may state
hotc that thls publication of the j,par.
turc and composition ct the expedition
r. made with the knowledge aud assent
ct thr ~ pea authorities
NyH mANu 40 fuE rrrWuoN- 1m
COMMODORE
The naval ulli,rr In command # this
expedition is mmudurc : + Dupont.
who has gone ont in the Wabash A. his
fag ship Capt punapt is native of
N,w Jersey but was appointed from
Delaware. of which state be is a citizen
e K = Rogers is commander OF the
Wabash
The armament ol the Wabash ia II
the most formidable description ltcou
sists Of twenty eight lluch nahlgrcu
guns one lutuch Dahgn. one 81
pound rifle uthlgreu: one 80 pound
/ Parrot; fourteen inch she'll gums and
+ three boat howii2srs 1hc9rw includes
about $50 men and marines
Tue CrNrou uErr
We are now enabled togIyrthr name.
0f ail ,hc vessels engaged iu tn.s gtrtI
expedition The -uutats aff 40 wei
ARMED and manned Vessels like lh.
/ Uuadlla. seneca. p,mbiu4. and Ottawa
each carry uHr lliucb pahlgrpu. ou,
Parrot rihe8 gum, aud two 3ipuud how
1 itztr The uam,- OF the euutoais arc
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.
io''asf. Tonnage.
,,,'' i'epun'e.... 80 I'r9' Codia ... 81
An u...-..... - ,'....'' ''s 81 d >
The, ...,.... a''N''o'' Nt.sa,.1 'ig aiIl'u.
S ny ''''""'' ana 1n'fie'i"a7'et 9
in large nunntity almnt zoo sha,.is
the Same number ii rirls sand h,c.
b,,s., l,,ts a., Ia, "a
through the surf. and every other af,i.
Gle likely TO be- required Tor a c,mpaign
rue ,.',,-.... ..,.
Tb. m,i,,a,,. ar,, u.a...,.,..
cons,s,s ~ Gt,e," ,I.n',,1 i' vNf w. ,iI y,
commanded hy ,ba, s,a,l;, ,',,"' '''o y
R,ig a., H. ~ 80
,rb7rycd a. h;.,h rg,.,.',,;'.. 5 '''"'' VIZ
Nr,,rao 80, H.; ' "...i' g'''"@ Wv
linn WIN - La,,a,. ~, G'lI !" '.I,'',.
whirt il All - W. ''''' ~ ''''g ,rl
di,.;.;,a i I;,' III" - ,'s '',"e. We
resncr,ivol. .a '', ,'',o '''''' E1''7'
rrois n ! XII" i', '',' ~ Dig ven,
n 10 w., ", ' .'''' - ''t,I'us' ana
nm = "' ''' '''''''" 'o'l'''7.
los ''s''e'h's were assigned, at An.
"'P,il "a, f'l'o"s
''''' neg mem Ne" Hampshire vol
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INTERESTING FROM KENTuess

\ letter from Crab Orchard, Ky
der date Of Sunday, tie 21th inst e
We have adyices hero of a iorv
movement from Camp Wildcat. in
direction Of Cumberland Ford, w
the next battle will be fougA. u
confidently expected aa cpgacln
viii take place this week
We hope the STORY which ccms
telegraph thsi Gen sherman, of lfa
partmeut OF KENNEDY, is ANXIOUS
two bundled ihuusaui soldiers
turn out a cauard Ii sherman caa
get along in Kentucky with less =
two hundred thousand men, the J.
help us.
TIT. last report Is thus given 2
special dispatch OF October ~ .
Washington, 10 the New YORK Iti'a
IN regard TO Kentucky, It Is Sc
that Gen sherman deems two nuns
thousand men necessary though u
willing to fight the enemy with N''.
has No nrro bodies OF troops ,'l
raised tn that State, aud IT. "''
must dcvolvo on the free states %
West.
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Az IMPORTANT RuMoB 4 special dis.
patca TO the Nashville Daily Patriot.

dated Richmond, November (, says
private letter from London to the
V asaington Republican, says, that an.
less Che next iew days bring over the
news q q brilliant aud decisive victory
VI tbe Federal Government, over the
t'niederaics tine Government of Great
hf'1aln VIII at once take steps to raise
ihe blockade of TIE Southern ports
Lofl John Russell says. viii con.
slider tho propriciy 90 sending ont ships
'l war to raise .ho blockade
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-11-16
T. W HOWARD.

NAMES - OfFcGRs There are two
OF three General Andcrsons, two Smiths,
and iu Missouri two General Prices.
Gen. Thos l. Price ia Frcmonrz right
bower and commands the Federal forces
IN Frcmonrs absence Major General
sterling Price commands the Missouri
sons If liberty. To those who wish to
keep the run IF events in Missouri. it
may be well to bear the distinction in
mind -- licksjue san
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-11-16


Nes nAxyulx. Trx,s, Noy.9 ls6l
Edfar Republican.
SIN Ii your paper Of the 10th and 26ia I
iind published as 5ceriers from Capt. Bro~us
company. 4 { smith. John y Heath ana
JAMES : Wright who BOW belong 70 my com.
pauy A. this appeared in your paper bog
the asr az your columns TO y.ajlcaic The char
acier Of these young msp.
NOW. this b "a foul SANDER and propose 20
give Won che Facts in the casc: last summer
capt John O Brown father Of tha present
Capt Brown made up o company, which wsu-
fo thc camp of instruction ID Nt-d eaaUty
This was IA twelve month. company. nut while
there % company ~as formed out 81 dis. iog
Che war. IL then came home ard drilled ocea
-iouaiy A. there was no prospect for immc
diaic service The company began 60 dwiullc
and several Ineffective efforts were msdc TO or
GAME Finally they succcc,led in getting 60.
reihrr 30 or 3i men and proceeded to the rlcc-
ton of officer. Il was then rendered 10 Col
Nrcce blt the gcnual impression was, that a
ni company eaud uut hc made. Zoo the mean
slime. col. Barton raised o company Of cavalry,
which vse reported to Col. Locke aud accepted
Tie tlr-. Young men Published a. d.sgrier.
AMI ltf-, DO capt Bgsns company, and
jpined Captain IHow COLONEL ntrtons think-
ins that they would get into active srrylra
.9onrr nnl prei,r,ug TO 20 a. cavalry. la,y
liacd Capt Bsrtaus company the lsf dJt of
October. and ncfy mustered into thc state ser.
vice on Use "a aud Since that tme, have Gath
/ Ey performed a., ihe luti.- required Of thgm
az soldiers.
The Regimen, has lately been regularly mus
tered into the Confederate service. and ordered
go Missouri Those young men are HaN With
u.s. ready and willing 90 undergo Hil ihH pti.l-
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-11-16

The Austin Gazette has the 2
Of another horrId murder iur p'a.
near Austin Mr. ! \ Nll-,
Round Top, campcl by the ieao
"li""t night miles from AUSTIN G
the morning was iound wnspi..s, ,.'.
orally ma hei into ally and i',s
pet sack rined. i is quite pa
the author Of this horrible deea +
know something about onotncr I
committed some months since i'i
lar purposes, in Travis county
TnRfE CurERs A friend jus nfri''N
Jefferson. brings the gratifying irtfil's''
W y WmaHr, of Lamar comfy '''
elected to Congress
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-11-16

ssaF The Fall season IS always remarkably
beautiful IN the South, but it has seldom been as
lovely within our recollection rs il has peen
this year