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TIE rfaHr IT BALTIMORE.

The Richmond Wing says Of the fight
ia Baltimore
It reflects eternal honor on the courage
aud patriotism of the people OF Mary
Land, and proves beyond a d1ubt that
they VIII sooner suffer cXIefmlnatiun
than submit to the Infamous rule oi the
dosputs at Washington. llhoring III.
der al the disadvantages ot Tory Gov
ernor-sold body and snnl to lincoln
and without arms they fought u picked
regiment Of Yankees for hours with
bfickbais and paving stones, and Killed
and wounded more than they lost them
sclg ~, and put their alyorsaries To- the
rout The only regret we feel on the
subject is that they did II It Succeed in
extcrminating the last one OF these
wretcllcs--as just vengeance for a law
less invasion OF a free people, and as a
w,ruiug 10 their brethren Tor all time
some of the incidents oi ,he fight are
worth noting The negroes pitched into
the scoundrcls with a patriotic ardor
only c1uallcd by that of their white as.
sociaics ! Let the Yankees put that IN
their pipes Some OF the wounded, who
be. gcd cor quarter. confessed that they
came against their will--'hai they bad
boon forced into the service. and would
be gladly Oh, of IL
While fhr cars containing the troops
were standing at the President street
depot. a clerk from tie Cusioin-honsc
went into one OF them and denounced the
soldiers ia bitter terms \ captain or
dercd him oat. threatening II he did not
Ca they would fire on him lie replied
they were t1o eowarlly 20 Ere when tie
Hiccr sifuck at him with his sword,
which blow hr received on tho left hand
aHi w.th the other knocked him down
aad took biz sword from him. rs also the
scthtl s private interlered for III,
protection oi bis commander, and Ice to1
the clerk Knocked down with heavy
drawn pistol, and escaped with h's prize
tho sword the only injury be received
being petty severe cut across his hand
( SO tie intersection e Gay and Pratt
streets. while tie soldiers were firing
uplu the crowd two other clerks from
TIE SAKE place ran into the ranks, and
each shocking down a soldier with their
fists, carried 90 tleir muskeis rs ,soph
les ut their exploit
As 0uc oi the mcrccnagics who fired at
. Commerce. street discharged his gun, be
/ was struck with n stone and knocked
down, and a- Zee attempted to ARISE auo
thor Stone struck him IN the face. whcr
lac rrawlcd into a store aud pr0siratng
himself ON the door. claspcd his hands
4 4. A.
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MATlONs

President Davis issued proclamation
on the 18th, inviting private armed YES
sells 10 aid TIE Confederate States Gov
crlmcnt, and offering TO grant letters Of
mar1uc and reprisal 10 the commanders
of all such vessels. TO this Lincoln re-
plies in a counter proclamation. which
appears in the National lntclligencor If
the 10th. in which be avows his deter.
mination TO blockade all the Southern
ports, and 10 treat the persons engaged
in privatoerin5 as pirates. Has he Il
sufficient naval force to blockade all of
our ports, and will these | : vessels
venture in the vicinity Of Charleston
How long does b. think England and
Franc. Will submit TO such blockade
And it be undertakes TO hang southern
priyatcors as pirates, has he reflected
that the Southern government may retail
late
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TRIBUTE OF RESPECT

~ p allied meeting n ,he memhsf. # Concord
Lodge ". {, the undersigned wew appaiptea a
CONN u &C o. evan tcso1eiers 70 respect 70 The
death u oas esiccfaed ami acnyed brother Mason,
TttpN ~ s. SW tsSoN, whoa the following Wa
prcaenisd sud adopted
Wnreg,s li has pleased ,lniahiy tioa in the vii
IT II Providence, - ~nHnlsan firm maj Il our
esteemed sad beloved brother, FaosAs y. sWay.
~ s3 , 4 INV - :. - -,
R,salff8. That as merriser IT rancpsd iaslse
orr hrathef was ever consistent ald s,sHise t. hs
a4sics IN bis every day rtefegrf-s ~h his treth'f
Msypns he VA kiNl, aeHtgena. AMI neiie hearted.
Rsso'rtd That a. inNn. he was sciiAea hs all
wha knew tim asa flIeHd be wss ever ready 70 -
aist the neclY ca the hSgr II 'reutlc ard 50 AaSal
h. was true b that tfsi ahish astHsaistc al coed
Na.nl4
Fsra'rs3 That while deeply aeplagc The
uuiaiely sad n oHr DEPARTED hrnticf Itcad. We
how n hnmhs si.hinis-on 10 the WI ct cur bisti q
Master ehs dnsth an thihRs vel
R,solrea That we dscfly sympathsse VITA his
AMI ted rt,stiyes IN thls THEFT sd bereavement
R.ssfrs{ That 80 vest the a-sial badge u mourn
ing faf Thirty do
Essalrs3 that ihe above proceedings he printed
IN tha feNa, Republican and copy 81 shs same ~
.fNaf,ta - The relatives q lNn ds,easaa
" = nrfrf
B, u. NNNu.KONE.
W. T. NJ 0tktR,
Cs~sssstes.
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THE MAkxErs.

CofToN-1he receipts o. the week e~W
brace $50 bal asssssi - 900 for the CORES
bonding wc'A last yrar. The total receip,s
-iscc tie - 81 ScIAcmbcr have hxn LII.
G1G bales syainst 2,1,6 800 bales 10 the same
date last year The week transactions sum up
~ nU0 wales. Strict M'ing commands iJi,,
% i3a, r., and even running lists Of clean Mid
dl TX Of coed sinple bring c over.
JTrftnsoS CRY. Maya,
BEEF CAf~rik-l.ccep's Of III. pas'
week -D2 Western and .is5 Texs Cattle.
Sales J-6 Western and l6i Texas Cattle.
Prices AT ,lt, iae. ami SC y ~ net, for Wes-
tern AID $ 'fol3 and $50 e head for Texas
Cattle Stock oS6 Western and 1875 Texas
Cattle
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Chair L furnitsare Mandatory.
TUE nnAniyn~d having NJ Htssn Tsss;sg
/ Mil in .vrc~fsl eyssssa,a. tskm tAh sseeb-
ID TO notify the ls'h'ir ~. - y INV prepared
~ith an nE,pk supply o. IT, tssa ~sseasj tim-
trr ST. tbs manufacture y ~ vavi"ao kio3a a
fsrpiiur nml that he bas 'Fseshd ~ services
Of IN b,st Cabinet Mshess n tte ccsuesy. y :.
ing thus provided he fth cW,f6snt she1 n caa
iii a,py order. tia, may be desired on ~ part of
hs piiroes 10 their entire saiMfac4ioe. oslb - 70
mechanical 'iu'.h aud price.
lie win keep constantly "a, ha~d foPrly n
the following articles equal to ihe 'aeuaads Of TIM
market to-wii
CHAIRS AND BEpSTEAnS.
WA-NSvA<DS AND TABLES.
Of all kinds.
SAFES Ann wsRDROEEs. etc. etc.
Persons wishing 10 varchsse Furniture. src NJ
specially invited to give hin, call II bn Mill
or residence situated rsr iank west 81 tho south.
west disios OF The pr.i.ss square, in this town Of
\ arslni'
=. LANG.
November ) 1859 n
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Executor. Notice.

THE undersigned having been appointed a,
] thr April term Of the toaniy Court OF
Harrison county, Executor and tsccuirix OF
ihc estate Of ! NJ. Saunders Deceased. and quail.
flied sueh on the II day of MAY isgl, Do
hereby give notice TO all persons indebted to the
estate Of The aboycnamed j NJ Sannkrs 10
come forward and make payment Al persons
having claims against the said estate are rcqncs,
ed ip present them within the time prescribed
by ha or they will be forever barred
T.. {. FERRY.
u T. SAUNDERS.
Nay 1, 1861 n.isst
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been appointed committee 10 wait on the
steamship committee
Forts bliss and Qui'man have been -urrcn-
iered to The STATE cominlssiomgs; and " i'll soo,.
be garrisonci by Tcsas troops.
Gov. CLARK has confirmed Gen. Sherman's a,,.
puin,ment by the Convention military cor,
lnandau' here
The Iexas commissioners 70 the Indian IA.
ton report very satisfactory progress. The sou
thcfn cause il alive. and they will seeeJc lreia
what remains Of tho FEDERAL Union.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
LOST,

A Boanig Land Warrant for 800 acres Of
y hand No 1856, issued 10 Henry iIiuer
on W. 81 day OF July, leil, By y. T. Archer
Secretary of War and Navy. II not heard from
within the time prescribed by law ! .hal! apply
to the proper Office ior duplicate
- +. yotNG.
May g. 1861. ns5;9'
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Special Nettcc.
Southern Pacific Rail Road.

l>ROM aisi aNor Mcnasy next ncvcinhr It'll.
Il tho Train will positively leave the Mar.
shall Depot NJ O'Clock, 4 VI. The onn'hus
will lcavr the Railroad Office at halt l~ss six
O'Clock, A. NJ
g =. HyNsoN. uea. saprn'.
Marshall, Jan. 9Th, 1850, n jii
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STAR LIVERY s1ADlE.

9f>lIE undersigned would iuurp the Public that
/ he la. ici,s.i the Brick Livery SsabIr. III
ne,la,cly EaSi oi tie Adkin. House. N.rabsi'.
Texa. md prra d TO sceoMm DIT VII"
may L,Vor him with their patronage No pans
or espcu~ vii be spared 10 render complete
SUBTRACTION. The stable is one Of The lsrg..t
and iin-,' in the Slai. and viii l~ supplied with
The best protc'-h'r raS III. nis~i Industrious aud
careful hasilefs.
IIorsr. bnegrs. aud hacks -A he kept for
hire
Give fs ~.shh '-ivl.
PHIL BROWN
Marshall Tcxns. Feb. l1, isdi. ns2f'
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NOTICE.

fI'iif nudofsignel having rueenfiy put up
1 fir't.rafe Corn Mn. Is rr.parca 10 erirrl
corn .or our-eighth on shor, notice aa,i qua ran
tocs sai.sh 'iion 10 those who ulay f,eur him
with tiicir cusions.
=. lang.
Msa,HAifa len IL. 1851 rlstf
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('uNSlGNEE Of I'm, Sacks Cotton Seed
Y MARKED Ma -, u hereby notified u
take the same away from the Nar.hall pcpo,
: =. I, Il, O. They viii Ike solI to pay charges
G. +. liNN~oN,
6ep, sagsy H'ss3cat
VI arsl,aN Apia Is. 1851, aso2
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General Scott has ordered the volun
teers from PENNSYLVANIA all along III,
railway, from Wilmington, Del. 10 Wash
lngton, to protect the rails and the tclc
graph lines
4 letter from Washington states that
Gen. scott has ordered Fort Washington
20 destroy the secession batteries plant
Cd below Mount Vernon, at all hazards
Twenty three Southern cadets have
left West Point Academy, having rcfus-
ed to renew The oath Of allegiance
The ship l,alla R,okh, lying in Lynn
haven roads, has probably been seized as
q prize by the southern Conlcdcracy.
Robert Saho and Daniel Fisk were ar.
rested to-day for treason
ST Louis, April 2i.-lhc reports that
troops are stationed at Cairo to obstruct
navigation are denied on the authority
Of the Governor Of Illinois.
The troops there are merely precautions
afy,
VAS BrnFS, ARR April 2i-The T. ;
troops have evacuated Fort Smith, lcav.
ing it in possession OF the Arkansas
troops.
nAyRF rs GRAcF, April 2t.-No provis.
IONS are allowed to he transferred from
Baltimore.
llARnl arm. April 2i-it s reported
that no Nitginians are encampvd on Ar
liugton heights.
BosroS, April q THE frigatcs Mis-
sissippi and Colorado will be ready for
sea in few days
INV YoRE. April PA case Of rifles
was seized upon yesterday, hy order Of
the city authorities, ia the possession Of
Mr. Daniel Fisk.
The surveying steamer Marine was
pat ont II commission, because her cap
tain attempted to carry her Souih.
HAvm nR GrAog, April 25--lt is re-
ported tllai Fogt Mc!ienfy has been re.
uiorccd Supplies If arms and munitions
have been stopped
The NirgiuianB fred the light boats,
on the Potomac, To prevent the convey
ancc of troops to Washington.
The trains between Washington and
Baltimore were running regularly yes
ierlay
The mails from Richmond are detained
by the Government
rhcroaI between Annapolis and Wash
Iugiou is guarded 10y Government troops
Numerous troops arc concentrating
here from Harrisburg
1000 stand of arms have arrived here
from llnrper's Ferry
II is reported that Con Bcaprcgaro
arrived Ia Richmond on Monday.
I.. st,.rsi,4lf.fs lutu ,rItrDI Mn
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STONES, STONES,

lust resolved. very large supply Of faflcr.
- officc, AMI Cooking stoves, Of every variety
and pattern. The, car be bought a tho very
lowest f,fures.
j. ". VA<iltnk
Nar.haii rrh Q lsel nslii
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LATEST NEWS.


betwecn the garrison at Font Me
70 and the Baltimorean forces, but as
80 have no details.
dispatch says that prominent border
no. men have asked cessation Of hos.
os with view to compromise.
xroRn, April 22.--Ex President Frank.
pirrcc delivered an address to the PEG.
n Concord. in which he urged the
ple - uphold the American flag and
rut o. their country
rW York. April 2.-Onc thousand
II gunpowdcr bound for New
| BANS. together with q lot of blank re.
NATIONS for vessels Of the Confederate
ies. were seized upon yesterday by
city authoritics All vessels sea
Il bound are inspected and watched.
tenator Wilson has enlisted himself a.
riyate in the Massachusetts rifles.
Iultr Baker has been chosen Col.
.l the California regiment
be- Massachusetts, Eighth Regiment
lulcd ut Fort Mcllenry. Nj.
IvaHr, April % The city presents
uparityely quiet surface but there
lccp feeling underneath
] thing but secession ilags arc dis
81. No one darcs proclaim himself
avor Of the Union
Aimed men are stationed 10 prevent
rebuilding of the bridges that have
destroyed.
! Us YORK. April y - Washing ton
bees say the Government has planted
BOO on all the heights overlooking
Fifty.
b h Astcr, the millionaire. has of
o. give the Government - 900, 600.
loan it $40 900 0oo.
Ious. April - Tho papersin ;he
ulr of Missouri arc indignant at
u' proclamation calling for So
! b. % military force.
.ir is a good deal Of secession feel
% some sections but the public sem
ent Is unanimous for eanrihatiun and
c city is full Of rumors but quiet
orderly. No demonstrations have
] been made.
lSVrl April % The Committee
kairty .toppcd the steamer Decatur.
l for New Orleans yesterday with
! on. Lard, beef, aud other produce
N uas8fuN, April % The Bal,ima.
Uc making every possible prcpar
Co take Fort Mcllenry, now in pos
J 'u 60! the Federal Government
n guns Of the fortress are tured aa
city, and anxiety looks TO this
be-
i AhtiIIlAi AlIH y Htaifl 20
ltthes, disguised as u Methodist
lcr, from the President to Goa
I'd. eiriNtd here tp Gay lnl TO-
90. Capitol safe from any attack.
further adds that Bnltmar, WIS
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soon be congfegaled in the place. Caire
is now blockadcd
We anticipate that a descent on Mem
phis aud the Mississippi towns is intend
ed
The time for decided and energetic ac
ton has arrived
j. NJ GoNpKR,
e. DuuAciL
Committee at safety.
NEw YorK, April 43.--Fort Minln, at
the junction Of the Schuylkill and Della
ware rivers, six miles below Philadelphia,
has been gafrisoncd.
The schooner Hannah Morton, from
Boston for Baltimore, and ihrcc.mastcd
schooner for Baltimore with provisions
ana cluthing, have been seized by Tho
Government steamer Mercury.
The steamer Vixen is on similar duty
at the eutran r. Of Long Island Sound
The authorities have decided 10 muster
the whol, $4,000 volunteers into immedi-
ate service.
fhe cl,y Of Brooklyn has appropriated
: 90 600 to equip the Thirteenth Regi.
mont which leaves to-day
Commanders r. l. Page, Arthur Sin
clair, j Il fucker and licu;s Sp0tswuod
and llegan have resigned 30 act as cap
toins in the Virginia navy
BNunEG, April % The mob element
IS ruWrrlcss with the system Of arms
Il is bclioveI that the people aud mob
will compc, the United states troops who
design passing through Baltimore to
fight their way through step by step.
The railroad between Baltimore and
Washington was t. be distracted, and
som, ot the bridges were destroyed yes.
tcrdav
The people South Of the saslnchama
arc loyal To- the Government aud will de.
fcuA llayrc de Grace against the seees
siouists.
The Baltimore American confirms the
report which says the Government has
ordered the seuiing Of the Pcnnsylva-
MIA. Columbus. Raritan, aud Mrrrimac
Coy Hicks has protested against Gen.
Butler, of Massachusetts, landing troops,
therefore they landed at the Naval Acad.
envy
NenuK, april 2-The pocahautas
and Cumberland are the only vessels saw.
cd tocarry away Government forces
Ship houses are being torn down and
factories l.velled. 1t ia the intention To-
i've aul abandon them
The mayors af Norfolk and Portsmouth
an Saturday might sent a lag 1T truce 90
ask Cammod1re preudcrga.i q be intend
ci ~ Hfpun their respective towns. Com
.,,.l.re Pr ~ ,,a.t rcpliod That if Gfcd
,,,...,. - ID, ,l... p.,,, wand worn atiarlr1
4, ,o.,f.i h., bis dutv +, dofeul l.tl.
'rg ,..,,.I...- settlement kraus po
i..or.fs
W., aud .Gai..Y are Lnrrytr.
.,,'.,f..r. H.. ...,e.... Inner ,.fsf' t,
..... 49,. r'l.g.... ,.. srr.
+.s......'..l tI,. .I,.. .l.s.. fa fp,
Na4 '...t. t.ve. H.. sth asa UI5 tr
r.. N.,..3...I za-s ....-.5 f.p 4, f,r.
,.#..s u.5.,... ...rs,..u t.t.hf r<f..a
t..l....,,i.- laf Ii,vu nn. ,,i,I .n.,, ...,
U.r. a'. ue mt-ue vigorous rtpur
$500 .'t.! g." ns. .' u ''N.
tHcoH a~ aatf .0'arl i'' p'#
h"1." HH .F'n> island, ""d "'"''..' 5000
r'".'', '' tt'r.i
Ny '.n HF'H .t' wv. ,''
hHi"" "Hh '"..HH.N- 'N, ''
H-f.t .W.4'. ur ltW''.'3 '' I1' 'ir
."
Ah 'H" A''Hf 'i7' navy "N.''-
\HtHa have "' ".I t'~'sH 'N.f '''
r...ltc '"'"in
MntlHu lass, +" r a',' 't'''.'t'., "
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getting them under a month.
Several United States men-ofwar are
standing Oh the harbor Fort Pickens
mas been reinforced and supplied with
( provisions.
II is rumorcd that there had been some
military executions Of spies, by order of
Gen Bragg.
It 10 supposed that Fort pickcns and
I The feet could communicate by signals
Nothing new from Charleston.
North Carolina all right.
Delaware the spunky little State, had
refused to acccdc to i.incoln's demand for
+ troops.
1t was ielegraphcd that Lord Lyons,
the British Minister would proceed to
Richmond to have an interview with
Vice President stephens
Capt ". Il. Shiycrs of the Caddo
Rifles, captured the steamer Cahawba
Of New Orleans but she was afterwards
released by orders from Montgomery
Secretary Menminger ipslructs that
no vessels from Northern ports purely
engaged in commerce shall lee disturbed
until after the declaration of war
1t is understood that no cotton vessels
coming into, or going ont Of our ports
will be molestcd.
Hhe cotton trrdc must 90 on.
The whole Confederate Loan Of So
GOO. 600 is said to bee taken
The Governor Of Arkansas refuses the
rcquisilion If Lincoln for troops to CO.
cree the South, Int in reply, states
. hat | an, IarYv l.. inform van that |
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1NiiE qn'lersruci having frcn appointed At
l shc March term OF the County Court Of
Harrison county s,-tn'urs with the will ain"S-
cd Of W Fiih~s '}ri,o,s. Accused do hercb, give
notice 10 all persons indebted TO the estate d
the abosc nalacd " iliiam GrinNs TO come M
ward AMI maxi payment. All persons having
claims agaus, the said estate ne requested 10
presen, them within the time prescribed BY law.
or Ties Niii ~ fnr,vcr bnrred
WV : GRIMES.
j. r. EVERETT.
April 9Th. 1861, nasGs
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1--WE MILLIONS Of his n'sf advantageous
il .n,sst,neli will be pi..rsd 10 the public N
the 9Th Of April ensuing. and every cii1.n
Throughout; the Couf,.raie Stairs i'll have the
opportunity OF taking 4 share Of the benefit, ana
al the sa-nc ,imc sustaining The casse 81 biz
country.
I,of.f s-i.A roupo-s viii be issn-d in runs
from 81 non TO $50 a-i where !. l. prcs'rred
stock certificates IN the usual form may be had.
The scr,~t - nj srir rEa cG>,. per aunah,,
payaf. efe-y sis nip,d,s al af cur principal
.nn~.
The ,l,ls has the " rs umssrn, md mportan:
hec,-,isY Of 4 duty Of opccietii rent pr pound.
o. sbN-' g. cenl. pes 'aIe ~ ~ eotion export,
- yhas tl@'v nasAr II, circumstance. Of yeace
or wer sstrsg ''a' fancinal payment Of the in
.ir,.. aut ilrni-lNs @insng fund Tor the n
defipi,aa q the l,sincipai. The Coupons when
due arr receivable 10 payment Of the dsiy On
cotton. a.l arr ,h-- mai.' available as coiu.
eyeryv'he.- 30 nar c.s,utry In ORDER to enable
all portions # on pnlAc 10 ,AAe far: N ihn
valuable Investment anl to exhibit their common
ia,efcs, In raising fund, for the common defence,
books Of subscription will be oPcncd nj the -it'o
aud principal interior towu. FIVE per cent mat
be- paid in cash at ID, tine Of subscription apG
the r main,lcr on ~ before Tic Isl May inter
eft 10 run from The date Of such payment. Per
sons d,~iron. 10 seenre their subscriptions may
pas IN cash The whole amona, sud take a re-
reip, for tn, t.iiscrv 81 bond. or stock. To
eqializegltc rate 81 subscription at all points aiss
70 asahie all prf<oi~ Commercially 70 sub.cfise,
current bank no,f- Of iip .asee wili be- received
!, their wake, lslae "a eols
In case Of ei ogrrsat-etip;inr. preference
viii be given lir., - .l.sss Who ssy aesn their
whole sul,ser ptieu' ne 81 81 ..s-ssif~rs VI $50:
neg, to Subscribers o siud.
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GARBAGE MAKING AND RlrAlRlNG
sKoP EAsr OF THE PUBLIC SQUARE,
I fste HIofs hr'nw ne tsHs Has4,, ea ne
ga fie Aam SreryoR head
4 H. ihosc Who sish repairing Any.
n dome on carriages and hugges ~
viii bring them 20 ,iolAn i Maans NJ
The undersigned would respectfully iufo.m tht'r
friend. and lar Nobiie tina, t,ey arr prepared
to carry On tbs tnlriaIp Making and Repairing
i.nsu,ss IN its vayioas Departments Having
many Yeas experience, they aaiter themselves
that Tor nesiness oi style and durability Of
work they win 10, he surpassed by any cs'ab-
lshlnsni 10 the South.
1l.-y have iuG reviewed, sn,l vi always Keep
on hali large 'npply a new material suitable
iof an styles 81 hurgies and carriages.
Teres CASH and prices a. low as can he
aeefdcd by any good mechanic. An work war
lantesi Gall and essisinc oar work and prices.
|. GplplN
II. A. MANN.
len. % iea1.
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For Sale or Rent.

rlNHr Marshall Grove AcaeA.my property
! For farther information Apply 10 I. A
painlo al his office IN Marshall or
F J PATll.Lo.
plc Is. $50 Nc
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Nsw OrlEaSs, April q The Mayor
has received the following dispach, dat.
ed Memphis, April 30
"A large number Of Federal troops
have srrived at Cairo They are we'll
provided with heavy ordnance and horses
Their number Is increasing hourly, aud
it Is expected that several thousand will
soon be congfegaled in the place Cairo
is now blockadcd
We anticipate that descent on Mem.
phis aud the Mississippi towns is intend.
cd.
The time lor decided and energetic ac-
ton has arrived
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