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The Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1861-1862, 1861-11-09
How to steal a Feather nea.

~, 80 u o1ei .s tlaneS
PuDnc IN Eas' IesoI, heatu s.ory o, - con.
nSo.lvn VIII ING aoVss heovn'e suDyoc4
whicn amused a., me mucni ana may mse1est
son,e u .ne lsaoe,s VI O'ise n Z,
"a rus.lc, wno hao spent sli.lls money y
se'aNe 'ltsey ~ .le .i,a' 1s.,, c
II ~ sls ~ ls 0soOASA p.ile,. nc
t e. X y'e. so.H
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aoe - ,,,d .,Sss ,,tt s.'
dTa;ned bv tbe onnI;cant. "A ~ -,
sNo,,, y Ia Ia i ,..:sI. e1.,,.:si q. -
in stontor;on r,bisnor g Noyt t;,,oo. ,,o,, a
otao1 a yoothar boJ Mas ,,,;rd ,,o,, ~, S,,s,,
stairs wi, nm Lark words /, ~ o. >-0--
Groot ,ros +bo boot,S ;rd;ono+;or a, .h;s
soco,,J otot b,,t rrootr o,,,;os;t, -.
knoIv +bo r,non;n,, If | tbo ,,bra:a sra,,lc,,sS
and ;nnm;r;nr of H. farrDo1 =, tba ;rT I -
tanned tbe Foiiowinn oynianot;nn [ ' -' w
Tboro U,as y saaSo,nd ~ !, ..;iia,, so,,o A.
lance off a surUpnn who DFidad hirnaplf urnn
I his acutsness and cont;nnalIv boasted ~ that E he
had never been done, N''''', ''''' -
t. Now # hanncned ono dav +b,t a scon,,,
who lived bv bis Wits wv wos i,rs;nS about s ~
house on +ho 1on1 o,,t for ,,1nrJor ond ho,,;rS.
noticed tbo surgeon,s wifa eet for ,,artat soy
presently the surgeon bimself 90 10, ont ~ a. ~; hs
peseiy i,,sy eno useOn tilo0h r. ouS a. no
he Watched off tbe nranisas ] and % than v% fnd;0o
tbo cooot cloor stold ~ tLro,,rh ttn f.,,4 JnaS
and walked nm stairs to Low banJs IN, M what. hat.
ovsr Soan,nd I,ost ai;rib,o The s l,nrtr ."iact-
cd waS tbe b.at fe fsotber.hod +5is % hs tooL ~,
his bact and bora, daScond;no tbo stairs O With
the nrecantion Of COMING dawn bactwards
he had got abont hallway down when IN
came the SURGEON again
.MHaIloI nv nan whore ara ror co;n,
with that he'd AZ ;, '-'' "''Oi ' "" es
Goon nm s+o;rs vol, nm o,,- rhoro,s
penlmn down to tb, Rose al and Crown snr .s
saws SIS old friend q, voura inst cnr9e If; fynn, m
Inger and comm to ston wi, vou. s,,r-..an3
comm nm himself nresentIy wi,s lueos9e--anJ @ s,a
be,ve sent nm snr wi, there ver 6eds,
The Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1861-1862, 1861-11-09
rr.1-Among the Sunday school loAilaall

(e.rAmong the Sunday school chil6n 6f
u certain church wasua poeR little fellow. He
couldn't tell the number Of the house inwhich
he lived, and @as charged, When h6 Msxk
came to school, to- bring I'll The nszk Aiihel
be appeared, he was asked if be had brought
the number. mo, sir" said he, ''it Is nailed
on the door SO tight that couldn't get Il off,
The Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1861-1862, 1861-11-09

De7A person said to p physiciaia... WelL
doctor, Mr.. B. Is dead, notA outstanding you
promised to cure him. The doctqr replied;
you were absent sir: you did not follow The
progress Of the cure. "a disS c,,rea.n J,
The Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1861-1862, 1861-11-09

o. The, following is a verbatim copy of
the certificate attached to the return Of q post
master IN Shawnee county Mo. sit, would
hardly be proper to give the. name Of thesef-j
fee; This may be some disciple Ief sArtsFaAsI
Ward !. if 50, the pupil has beaten the master.
Artetnus might IS well shut up shop, II hear
BY sirtify that the four sgeiBg a, Countey IS as,
neer Rite As no how 70 make tiff there IS,
any mistake # is not Dun q PgEpers. 2 HI aai
The Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1861-1862, 1861-11-09

Or5-Those who cry ioddest, 'Icok out 4of
deceitn might, forithe most pArt,sbe properly
told in repiy, LOOK &c for dcccit.i' sll5
The Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1861-1862, 1861-11-09

t-A mans life Is too long when he / out
lives his character, his health, and his estate.
The Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1861-1862, 1861-11-09
PLAIN AND FANCY JOB woaK.

rAh4N AM 1ANOA OOD WOnhs
Having Just received large assortment ef
the most modern styles Of job Type, the a.
tice is now prepared to furnish Programmes
Handbills, Posters, Cards, &c, at short notes
and on reasonable terms
bcTNo Job WorE dstsaya antif passj IN
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-06-08
LIST OF AGENTS

eFsERlt 4GxNT FaR TnE EAsTEHs STATES. !
,...: /. Hoe. ". II: Hooper. = 81:
4: orxEkAE aGIxT ron :ctEtfoKsts. ::
60. T. DKisht Eyslethi E4q a.. - 3.
!, GsaERKL AGENTs ron, oAeliE GpIwTr. g
Seth NJ. Blair, Esq and Judge fetsr Msnglhll
GENERAL AGEET F5s GREEN HIVES eoENTS. !
:...;..s Judge William Carter. =:
eExEaAL AGENr ron THE oSL5FoREtG xsn
=. = -. kNLT LAKE MAlL RoeTIs.. '-s. = .,,
+. -; i: Majaf Howard EShh, T.. Z,
+: =. !. ,wAsHiSGFnS COUNTY. - /
SANTA Clara, Jacob HdahIfni Tesu vile,
Joshua +. Waifs; YfrFch City and tttattel,
sixius E. Johrss:.; HashtDgfsn,'5. D.. MeCai-
Tough. :-....-. +. l.. Z. 49, @.-....-.
IRON COUNTY.
. Cedar City. Richard " Morris; Pnnws,r,
James Lewis PsFagoOuaI, Mares Easigt Sum:
mil Greek, ss,h johnson. ..
.:'..>- BEAVER eouNTY a:-.-... '
Belyet. Julss D, NJ, TaomaS; MiasfSyiiIe,
jos II, Robins, f.. 49,. T..
....... .. MrEtkkD COUNTY. -@- ~
| Fillmore. Juo. A, Rayi Cedar Springs, Levi
| = sAs REfE COUNTY. ~
| AftGti, Geo PeaeOek; Fort Ephrsiip, n, +.
Petersuni Mount Pleasant Wms Morrtson;
| MnI0nI, G. w: Bradley "a eaEtsln Green, q. W.
| Johnson Spring Town, R. N. =Allredj North
Berd, Jas. n, Jones. i.....s s--s.t:. = - =
| I H. JTAB cousTY. ,s....--:..c. .-.. .
Nsphi, T. D: Foote's WislO" Geek John
Couch. ,-l,-. .:" T.. -. III. -.
-, CEDAR COUNTY, 1871. -
! Camp Floyd and Fairfield, Messrs. Wake,
Bros; Crtisr Fort, j. Rodebsck. 49,. =. :
F.. = ..-. .pTAB COUNTY. 49, =.
Goshen, VIM. Price santaqnin, VIM Nc.
| Bride, raysoR, J., T.. nardyi PoGdtoS!R
! II. b VI. Jolley; Spanish Fork, S, r. Wellsi
1 SpriHRVfIle, A Johasoh; Provo, VIVA. Miller
and IL H. Cuff; Pleasant Grove, w. g. Ster-
/ Tett; American Fork, l. +. Harrington; Lehi
EorsEzo Hatch; Alpine City, J.. w..Sance
49,. GREAT SALT LAKE coUSTT. =, :
/ GaraDef's MBls, D; Il Allen; DfabsrsyilIs
1 @. SALISBURY; U9iop, d. 5 ClsiuGHtsi Mormon
fEhekiFI Lss Big Cottonwood, D. BrtR
ton, Mil Greek, FTankilu Nofli West MI
Greek, William FaIk; TayInrsyfieI S. Ben
I mon; SagsE Hotse Ward, q. SiripghAm; SGut
Cottonwood. 4. Cahoan and Jos. rHanmeRd
l Fort HefrnASR,I }, Shocking
f.. rooELE coeSTY r.,
Tooets City, Eli q. Kslseyt GrahtsJiiie, A,
BtoWeri l.. T.aCity, GEO, Bry0n. .-.s 49,
+ "'.s T. sHAmEr roeSTY.
Ruyh Why, Robert Miller.
DAVIS COUNTY. O..
BountifuI, W. S. Muir; Genie rpIiic, Witiraf
1 RaovFs: FarmingtGiI. Lot Smith and J4s. .Lrli
: head kaysyiils, G.. Layton. =. F.. -. r
= s-E. wEBLE COUNTY -.
! Ogden, Gen. C. W. Vast; NORTH ogdsE, Inc:
) DaBr, South Weber, Rd Cock
; RAS ELDEA- osUhTE
Brigham CITY, 3. Smith, North wlto'
! Greek, r. 3. HsSkiRs, -,
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-06-08
&urrigu Nr.mIIs.
GREAT BRITAIN.

Messrs. Ianeey, Rust and Feaon, com
missioners from the Confederate States
had reached Southampton, 10y the West
India mail steamer Sienna: :: - +
The Paris correspondent Of the Lon
don HeyaH gives report that tho su
peror opposes ths evacuation Of Syria OF
5th June, on account OF the dangerous
state OF that country but makes acounter
proposition that :, 600 French troops b,
retained there, and that England ant
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-06-08
WAsnINaroN, May aSll


The general impression is that a move
inent will soon be made so far into, Vir.
GINA that all relief Of the rebels at Har:
pers Ferry will be cut eff T. :: :,
A well known citizen Of North Caro-:
lima reached here tonight from that State,
He thinks the reportSQf thenumbers, con-
dition aud armam of the Southern
troops are greatly exaggerated. 1t seems
that II Is their determination to act solely
on the defensive IN this war.
The I'd New York regiment was sworn
in today, except some three hundred who
refused to be sworn in for three years, all
their uniforms. except theiF. Pantaloonsi
were stripped from them aud they came
into the city from the eueampmenL
There were some ten Thousand andeI
Gen. Buffers command at Fort Monroe
He win make no advance into Virgins
until he has at least ten thousand more.
The secession feeling in the six SesierI
counties Of Virginia IS reported as being
fully equal to that of South Carolina
From the Tennessee river to the Missis
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-06-08
!. BAlllrl !. z MaY 2ath.

Several batteries have been erected be.
tween Monroe aud Norfolk. That upon
Craney Island, midway and between, and
commanding the approach to- Norfolk
and Portsmouth has cnGbra$ares for forty
guns: :.r.z . ID. :.+ !.
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-06-08
NgW OEtiraN5sl Nav a0tb.

v An act was passed by Congress, pre-.
tyious 10 adjonruingt prohibiting the ship.
Inerlt of cotton from the Confederate
States, excepting through, the scaports d
said States. ... .s+:s.: # {. f.
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-06-08
INV YoRk, May aSth.

A speciaf dispatch 10 the New: York
Horld, from Washington, 2Tth, says no
Nirginiaus IRE allowed to enter Alexat-
dria, uuless known to be loyal q large
number Of persons were arrested: to-day,
charged with nttering infamnatory senti-
neais. The Notifications commanding
Arlington Heights are nearly completed,
a gentleman arrived here to-day from
NichnOad, who states that the greatest
activity prevails In the military there.
He was only permitted To leave on being
identified as well known BaItimoreau
merchant. The general sentiment ia
Richmond was that an attack must be
made on che Federal forces at Alexandria,
hut that idea did not prevail so e&ten'
stNely rs he came further north. Pht
public feeling is that war was fully in
Sllgurnted, aud that the present Is full o.
.roasle, and the future is gloomy ant
dark. gs.s.;.2 & -. q. v
A yirgilian from some fifty miles frou
here, reports tonight he met on his waI
some 6fty thousand rebel troops march
ing for Harper's Ferry. They wer'
poorly clad, aud twO.thirds Of them Ner,
armed with reyolyers only, tied arOun,
their waists by ropes. ". ....- II, n.
The special dispatch to tho TfrbERs
dated Washington, May 9th. says Gov
Banks will be rendered a brigadierSgenC
sfalship, and be detailed 10 the bureau Q
rue QuartermasteE.G General; john G. Frs
mont has been appointed mAjorgsneraI
aud Cor, Denver, q naval officer. ~. -
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-06-08
VI y q RAm
u "a X q . NJ!

XtTASTED. iNea BEEF HIDES, also
. Wv FISH OIL. TALLElW and LARD:
Coed ray and a liberal ptfce VIII be given for
theabeygsbi
- 4 Is w. DOUGLASS,
si5s7st:z h. ~, Is RHDf The Llbeity Pole,
Z: 90 1n !, PiyhoB, Utah Co.
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-06-08
NEw .YoRllkI;. Nav. . 85!ll0Ilth.

.:% 80. IN IN u DIRK Way obtha#
IL. Tue New York ID regiment has heen-
dishauded, owing to their being defnora-
lied. .z5.. i @,. Il: /. J: sg .= ;ff 4.
Lient Col Farnhani will be colonel of
the Fire zouases, unless he should decline.
He Ii an experienced officer. ;a &t. I.
Captain Eagle from Fortress Monroe:
reports SeMalFs Point almost iulpregna-,.
bic, and Is now occupied by four Thousand
rebels. Gen. Batlef's plants 10 surround
them, and cut oil their supplies, thus fore
ing them to surrender. 81. 4.
! 0r,lersswere issued To day for The return
lof tho 18th regiment to New York, 70 he
mustered ont of service. I. y :=.. II
a Nirgihian from Faiffax, reports that
1.-THE rebels will come down, the canal 10
] Alexandria when the Federal troops will
Advance, THUS pteeting them halfway, i: +.
f ,.> : s: I'LL. -. s.:: i
:~.: y 4 4 ST. Louis, May 30th.
A. Washington. dispatch OF the. goth
! says. The Pfcadept llaR nccepted Aaus Iii,
E:nois Regiments, esllo came 10 him rnther
that await State action. They ipclnde
EllsWortfls original Aonares, and Hefker's
Herman regiments, - 4 ., !. !: r.: ::..
An adynlfee column Of the grand army
VIII be l,,is he'd forward. TO Manassas Gap
4 Junction. 4 ii. 4. 4. i, s s.
Inc list NEW York regiment Inns re,
turned to the Washington Navy Yard,
4 A -fdlse alarm took them down the riTer.
/ The, Government iS satisfied that It's naval
prellara tlons are IN such nstate Of forward
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-06-08
FASHIONABLE TALoRs.
THlRKILL l. SPROAT

CONTINUE to do busiress at the old stand,
~ three doots north Of ToWnssnd'H Hotel. Is
A supply OF Cloth, suitable IoI CoATss PAsTs,
and yIsIs, siSays on haid. - .---
BucRsxiN GeArs AID PASTs made TO order,
either plain, OF In The most Transferable Sad Ar
HsHIeAELY EMseeipEEEB style -a 80 ., ''--'5'
CatyiIe done. Terms reasonable. - +.
BuCKsKtNS and FURS WANTED, for
~hirh the higheSt naaIkel Vsics Sili be stTtEs
50 II --.. -
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-06-08
. CnAMpEn,ls.pllir.Re. May 2sth

It Is known that the secessiolists at
williansport and Haserstowa are coz.
certing plan TO enable the. yirgia!ans to
invade Washington county, j. -. -.
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-06-08
aABfrtisrmr nts.
EsTIRax.


II HAVE is my pos,ekson thfsr year old
i GREY MARE. three vi lie feet, @liiif
$ Iipe IN face. ani hranled NJ, WIN . NJ circle
over ~ on The let shoulder u K, .a' .&:-5zs.
. Prove property and pay charges, ...s
5 Ii 4 ELIXt Manifold .
$685. Sou j Cottonwood MART.
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-06-08
STRAYED, on STOLEN.

IN ii n lie irhf ~ the l9th farm JogjIaH Bsilge
" Psstpfe'a CREAM col % HoRs u
eight wears otd; htandea J. Z, on iii hl tiiita
liam Burg - i The IS d " sIa Of tliis city 81
p rlsy Pix shall Do tibefail rev iiIalst.
+ 3S-2t Fl: Z: HTREI III BURGESS. r
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-06-08
IYEsT. ann mAmmoNIl.

MaIHuj attsiftfx IF LratAer, Boots, iS4ofs,
T., Harnass, Saddles, &c, Ogdcl City. 7
rIsHEY ore prepared TO lit orders in their line,
/ at ssort notice. Produce, Bark and OIL
tfksn Ia exchange. A liberal ptfce paid for
Hides ia the articles manufactured IN the estab-
itshment o. tn store. pay. : i - l2.tf s.
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-06-08
ST.. LorrsI, May 2sth.

=. =. =. ~. ST. Louis, May Zolh-
The EeeniIls Neps learns from geu-
tleman who arrived from caseyEitle, H.,
this morning, that Col. McArthar yesier-
day received orders from Washington to
march with his, regiment to some point
so1thware. The intelligence was at once
communicated to the officers Of the. seve'
raj companies, and the men were soon an;
hounced ready to obey the Instructions
Their place Of destination is probably
Birds Point, Mo-, opposite Cairo. "
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-06-08
ni III:

Ia tbIs city on Tuesday Tie Adj inst !, Pass
FoS, son Of DANIEL II. and Hannah G. Wells;
aged 5 weeks and 4 days
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-06-08
1. CttEo. NAY agthj

VI
81 IA full regiment Of ST Louis volunteers
an,ier command Of Col Shntlper arrived.
this afternoon. and proeeeded ut once ID
Birds Point, which they viii permanently
hold. They are supplied with Mimic rides,
camp equipagc and provisions for forty
days. Two batteries will Be sent from
herr tomorrow n. 4. ... si.
al gentleman from the Sotiib reports
Tint 81 aIl the troops under the command
tof Gen. Pillow, only five Thousand one
hundred are wen armed. These nre prin,
Eeip9lly AZ Union City md Raidoip arms
lhGwUyeF, are daily nrriving Tor the others.
Tires S2-poueiars, ts.fec gtpounders,
zone s.i1cll howitzer aid one s-ineh mortar
iare now here The mounting will be
1 finished tomorrow u .5-
1 Tho news ihat the troops have beer
| sent into Virginia from Ohio, strengthen,
/ the belief Of an carly movement
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-06-08
FAKENI I.P,

A RED asia BEiAG Il fpa.syesE cd ST FER.
I u with o bIanis;, a :AttIe wtigsRt We e4t5
pFFfy mud Ray riisfess; THOMAS: JONES'
B 3S,at,: On Maid t}.s: Il City
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-06-08

49, - = !. y UNI -
Inthe Border State convention, to-day,
Messrs. Gamble Hall, Guthrie, Wick
line. Ben, Dixon and Dunlap we're chosen
4 COMMITTEES 10 prepare q generat address
Messrs Gatlrie, Bel, Dixon, Williams
and Richardson were appointed 4 commit
ice ia prepare ali address 10 ile people 81
.Kentucky. Upon resolution, the mem
bcra a. tle convention were sworn IL be
faithful Ia The Consultation on the United
states while holding insmhership &,
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-06-08
IorIsxiI.LE. MnY 2Sth.

Ex-Goyeritor Moreheadls letter to the
Journal said shonld Lincoln hereafter as
sumo IN aspect of war for oyerrunning
and subiugating the seeding States,
Kentucky, without counting the cost,
ought to take up arms against the gov
ernment, until then she should compel
both parties 10 respect the inyioiabiiity Of
her soil. +. : 4, X III +. -:
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-06-08
NV Yonr Nav aqth I.

i The Harriet lane has captured the
schooncts Catharine cf Newborn, and iris
n baltimore, both laden with naval
stores b. q
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-06-08

..s: : r.. FRkSkFDRT, May 2Ith..,
The border State Convention met TO.
day, John j Crittendep appointed Chair
mar, and Orlando Browlt, Secretary.
Delegates were present from Missouri
and Keutueky. s. !, ... =. ...:, :=.:
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-06-08

43i. CaAMBERsBrRe. May 9th. 3
Tho Virginia troops at Wiliiamsport
are reduced to Eve hundred Heavy de
seftiohs take place daily
Ex Governor Thomas has been noniin.
a.ed COR Congress at Frederick, Mary,
land. &C..
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-06-08

10: -. NEiNCbAsNAtAJ
On Sunday night, Col Kelly in com
mand Of the first regiment Of Virginia
volunteers stationed Mt Wheeling, rereiV.
ed orders TO march They left Wheeling
at seven o'clock on Monday morning,
moving towards Grafton, After their
departure, the 10th, Ohio regiment sta
| toned a: BelIaire, under command of Col.
Iryie, Numbering one thousand strong,
crossed the Ohio, and followed Col. KEEL
Tvs command The I4th Ohio regiment
under command Of Col Steedman, crossed
the Ohio at Marietta, about the same
time, and occupied Parkersburgh at mid
night.
On Monday, the rebels evacuated Graf
ton 10 great haste Col Kelly Is Probab
| ly in possession Of Grafton this morning
1 Before crossing the Ohio. Major Genera
/ Mel leliapd issued n proclamation to th,
/ Union men Of Western Virginia, setting
/ forth that the troops came Us their friendt
and brothers, and that their homes ant
families, and property we're safe undeI
their protection, aud that no interference
would be made with their slaves sct.
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-06-08
W EKKLY ALTMAN AC.
LIE lS6I.

@ First q. l5d %. som pm
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-08-31


- u1oisus lssasss - ~.
- VD 80 6etnse hitherto rsgeHeee
Si n6611p e Missouri alDoss " ~
r p speo@pI;slscd fact, srs y >
Z ~ p tu1voas alarm o. ~ evsSess
Al13po1tnaGjso u ~ bogss Coveseoeat
(Whaop ~ = suppsessa BY FEDERAL bay
sssts) 70 carry ~ thsts bloody and ".
sanieal psvcrsmnA yrcm .. ed't"s's'
q ~ New yosk TIsnss u Tive 7th week
tsacs IN m1lDWipg;
w easfsss 70 grisvous diaApposnt
c,est aad 5000 alarm. It ths hfst dcmcn-
eeralioe h bss uaAe. Gov. Gamb1e's In.
sseusal wss pablisbcd yesterday: y IL
re,sarkahts fos costsining not the hrst
wsed Of dsvotioe to the Union, OF bic de-
ossoinssios 10 have discharged tho duties
thae h;s State o~es " the General Gov
eenmept, Il was ~ frigid ~ al 'cicle.
apA might " we'll have been written ny
II traitor Jackson. before the latter was
rrsdv 10 throw oil the cloak Of hts treach'
~rv. Bat II 10 in HE first proclamation
- th~ people of Missouri thst Gov. Gam.
Die really sstounda and alarms hopeful
country. We nave p""'s"" '"".
rparkaLlc document--it was issncd at JET
fersoa City. ON Monday 'hs'-o"' VIC mere
repeat two scntence" from H. Tor espec'A'
consideration
" II isenjoincd on an c''sens 'n.. ''Ny
perform the duty Of giving 'n'"t'""s'on OF
deposits Of munitions Of war oe'ohg'ns
10 the State, that they may come 10 '"e
possesion Of the State w'th"". ne'ns cap
turcd by the troops OF the cn'te" STATES
il IA further cnjo'ned on MI c'''"ens o. .
suitable sKc. to enrol themselves !" ",'''
itary organisations, tha' 'hcy may '"Sc
part In the defence OF inc state g..
Gov. Gamble here taxes 'ne pos'',o"
that the Government OF the United STATES
is . sort Of highway robbcr, m"ra"d'ng
in N'ssouri. and Watching Tor opp"r'un''
tics to plumber the State. a notable
Union sentiment this. ana hne c"mp''
mcns to Gems. Fremont, Lyon, ana rope
who are in Missouri to save "Amele q
20. from inc wicked co"sp,'"c.e' VI ~,
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Marshall Steam Turning Mill.
Chair l. Fursiture Manusactery,

C0utt - FUTuhuWbe Mo0UhHctOtys
f1SiiE undersigned having his Steam Turning
/ Mill in suecessfal operation, takcs this meth
od 20 notify the public that hc Is now prepared
w;,k an ample supply Of the best seasoned tim
Der for the manufacture 81 the various kinds Of
Furniture, aud that he has procurcti the services
OF the best Cabinet Makers in the country. b.
ing TINS provided. he feels confident that he can
ill any orders that may be desired on the part Of
bis patrons to their entire satisfaction, both ~ to
mechanical 6nish md price
lie will keep constantly on hand . supply Of
the following articles equal to the demands Of the
market, TO wit:
CHAIRS AND BEDSTEApS,
WASilSrANDS AND TABLES
Of I'll kinds.
SAFES AND WARDROBES, etc, etc.
Persons wishing to purchase Furniture, are IT.
specially iavited to give him n call 1t his Mill
" residence, situate one block west Of the south.
west division o. the public square. in the town OF
Marshall.
+. LANG.
November 5, 1851
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TIVE undersigned having
! p"eha.ed this we'll known 2
Livery Stable would respect =
bully inform their h,cnds and the public. TIA.
they arc prepared to do u full justice 10 shos,
who may hvof them with their patronage ss any
similar establishment in Texas. rhcir stable +
large and comfortable, is kept in the hest order
and will be at all times supplied with thu very
best provcndcr Persons who may srnd their
horses TO this stable car rely upon having them
well Ed and well attended 10.
Thy will keep On hanc horses 10 hire, bug.
giles, hacks, &C., asd can send parti,. 10 any
portion Of tAe country that they may desire 10
20 10.
In word. II = vell-kept stable, rood feeding
the best attention, substantial vehiclc>, good
stock, and general dtSirc TO ren3er satisfaction
constitute recommendations. the proprietor ol
thA stable hops 10 merit and receive liberal
share Of patronage. An they can ny y, Try
them.
BELL Z HOLMES.
MARSHALL, Feb. IL. 1861. p22u
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hattie uHe,

'1NHK fremont Ilouse, Edward strset 9hesvc.
= port, La lately occupied BY 8. r. Day
having BEEN fitted up with entirely pew isrni.
tsFr, 10, has been rcopencd under The name Of
TIE Battle Hnaas, BY ihe undrs.gned. who will
psblic.
The Houae il situatrd 10 euiet mart of ths
tovs, AID particularly suited 10 The sccoumo-
daaion of lsdies. 1He psopsietor wishes 70 nsks
bat one pledgs-whIcA \ tbas Tie strjctest
e'saalisaA shall b observed II svcsy depart-
4. j. BATTLE.
Vctoe~ TO- 1850. ST