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The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1861-01-16

A hsrse.thief, taken out Of HE house
on stormy night and tarred asd fsath-
cred. thought it great hardship to be
pached out in the dark. .zsX
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1861-01-16
HAnGING A DIsUaI,nIsr In TEnnEs
sEI WITH 4 GrAPE VInE,- Parson

-
SEE WITH GrAPE VInE,- Parson
Br"wnlow's. paper Of las, week.. con-
tains tho. following refreshing item:
"HANGInG IN RoAXE CouxrY.-A
fellow recently passed through Roane
county. talking disunion talk and cut
ting up considerably. as we have been
told the Union men laid hold Of him
and hung him with grape vine. and
So choked him that he had liked not TO
have recovered. They made hin, take.
an oath Ia support the Constitution
Ind fight fbr the general government.
IS we'll as to talk in the future on the
'ide OF the Union.
1--WE desire 10 hear Of some disunion-
st going into Sewer county. and talk.
ng similar talk" t'iV'i ,asal cote
This We believe to be the first ease
{ the season Of hanging for t.eason.- /
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1861-01-16
geW Adrrrtisemsats.
" IT'S EDUCATION
FORMS THE COMMON MIND .

fOn4HS IHE CsIMAON MIND"
and prepares its possxsor for usefu.ne.s. M.
L. VI. BKxEpIcrs second term Of school e,n,
menced Jan. 18th, 1885,, IN tie s. ush- west e.
ner Of L. b Conwsli's block. InstrussioD, ~.
en- in The common branches, Pc saen- 81 ~.
months, payable at the close Of the Tern, T6I.s
dollars. II paid in cash any time durisr ~
first TWO months City cents will b deducst -
each scholar. Deductions made where : schoj.
ar is necessarily absent live days OF more In -
ces-ioa. Good burr oak fencing taken II deliv.
cred before the 10Th of March next.
Jan. 10th 1861 -2S- 3w 81.
=. y srfsft-t<F 90 -yr
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1861-01-16
.osEALOosA1topGEi No. "a.
A. T. 4 A. M.

REGULAR concentrations. occur On the second
AID fourth Saturday in each mon.h '>.i4
Writing bv,sess1 sr- eprlaty inyitcd to at
ieai. NELSON CHAPMAN W. III
T. E HavESS. .-s;ecrssalSy..a 2 -
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1861-01-16
TINE Is MORE VALUABLE THAN GOLD.
J. B. RGAN,
WATCH d CLOCK NAHER

SNiS al f.COSa. KANSAS.
ii AvtyG orensj business on Delaware street,
i L sogt. .of;thsPallie Spgz-e. voaii respect
iuIy anaauncs 20 the eitizens Of Uskaioosa and
vicinity. tiiai ne IS preparea % do every deserip-
ti.n o. wcrk IN his line gu siof, notice and in the
IA st substantial manrer
Especial care will bc taken IN repairing Watch
es, Clicks, Jewery, &e.
Having had nany years experience in this
branch of mechanism, he hopes By strict attention
to business, AID reasonable charges, to merit slib-
eral s:lare Of patronage.
la:-ALL WORK WARRANTED e4-3u.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-07-27
TIL VERY LATEST
CONSERVATION OF THE ENEMY

WASHINGTON. July 23.-Yesterdny an
additional Senate bill to increase the mil
liary establishment was returned from
the House.
In the House, Wright offered rcsolu.
ton that the reserves al Bulls Run. have
in no way impaired the ultimate success.
winch was tabled
Mcclellan has been orlercd to com.
nand at the Potomac, and Will be sue.
eceded by Roserans.
\ large amount Of provisions. arms
&c, were captured by Confcdcra;ns. who
pursued and occupied the position aban.
doned by us, as far as Fairfax Court.
house
The cavalry OF the Confodera,cs was
the terror of our volunteers. who kept
the woods TO avoid their charges.
BALTIMORE, July % The 18th New
York militia have re.enis,ed for three
years.
Banks Joins Patterson, VITO is a, liar.
pcr's Ferry awaiting him.
Mcdowell showed great bravery. but
II was unavaling - arrest the panic.
The New York list, lith, eth. and
the Maine regiments were moved down
like grass
There is great excitement here, the
Souihcrncrs are ovcuoyed at the efforts
Of their friends,
RicnYoNn. July 81, Q p M--The fight
commenced near Manassas at iuur
o'clock this morning 1t became general
ui9uf fv+glvp aud continued until 4, Yar
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-07-27

RrgHRs FROM TIE SEAT ~ WAR The
Richmond Wing of the l2th has the ioi-
lowing
Arcpcrt VISA current on the street yes
tcrday that Georgia Regiment, OF Gen
Garuetts command had met three rcgi-
meuts Of the enemy MT far from Camp
Garrett kiyicd siAty odd and taken fifty
prisoners. and several wagons loaded
w5ih provisions and arms, and driven the
enemy back Only one Georgian was
slightly wounded The report is be-
he,od by many, but we do not vouch for
It's truth
Ne hear that at Winchester, Wednes
day. It was reported and believed that
Patterson was advancing from Martins.
burg on GEN Johnston, who was ready
Ia receive him This IL the more proba.
hle. as Patterson has certainly been large
Is reinforced Beside the Rhode Island
battery and several other regiments, he
has hrcu r,incd Ivy stones column. He
must have three TO one, but Jobnston's
men are eager for fight From other
paiuls we have NOT "A rumoT.
Thc Examiner OF the same date has the
subioncd paragraphs
st Manassas. 10 move ~ Importance
had been made on either side. Numbers
Of our scouts hung around the enemy,
and Ike. them IN state @! anxiety aud
excitement.
4 gentleman. If extensive nequain
lance in the counties Of Orange, Green,
and Culprpper who has jus, returned
from Louisiana Court House, informs Us
that the militia in those counties had res
nandcd IN great numbers and with aiac'
r,,v IL tae call &C the Governor The
reoplc Of Louisa were daily expecting a
similar demand on them aud our inior
mant saws that every man thereahonts q
ready to shoulder his shotgun az tiiic
The people general Y, in those upper c1un
ncs. have determined. should the enemy
succeed in penetrating 50 far into ih'
country. ioseud thrlr families ~onthwatd
and having Killed the stock, and burnt
and destroyed their crops and houses, g
rcpcl the invader ~ Die ~ 'hc attempt
There are numerous reports from the
Wise Legion in the West, the best au.
/ thcntcatrd a which appears to spring
from letter. said 10 have been received
here from Cap, o. Jennings Wise. Thi'
I letter is said to state that Capt. y. Jcn
ming Wise. with his command. the gallant
Light lnianty Blues, Il Richmond. had
encountered large body of the caes''}
csl ,ba ais4A,s Ms. .a.ss-.l..% ..sssaisA
/ Of Pafkersburg, and utterly routed them,
/ killing FIVE, woundiug seventeen, aui
taking nnmher Of prisoners Only
one Of Cant. Wise's men Is said 10 have
been slightly wounded
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-07-27

TINS VfRaiSn t0NvgNrloS Tho Ken
mond Enquirer, OF the 2ath ul,, says
The convention, on Thursday, adopted
an ordinance declaring that holders OF
office under Lincoln shah. after the ist
Anrnst next. be bold as alien enemies
y, those beyond the limits II the United
States. the lst Of ln'y 1889, was fixed
for The commencement q! the ordinance
Tho convention Determined on and after
Monday next to take recess uni'l the
second Wednesday IN November next
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-07-27

Randolph the able Norfolk cores
ponden, e the Charleston Mercury. SAYS
that they will soon have a navy at Nor
folk able 70 remove any blockade tina,
the Kangaroo President can put around
the mouth Of that river.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-07-27

Blows CRlEs ron HrLr- Washing.
ton dispatch to the Baltimore Exchange,
states that the commander at Fort Pick
ems has sent FOR reibiosccmcnts. An at.
tack by Gen. Bragg il daily expected
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-07-27

AFAr Orricr. Probobly the best OF
fee in in the United States about THIS
time is that of Auditor Dubois, Of l'h
nois Presuming that all tho banks IL
Tho State are wound mp by the process OF
delivering bonis 20 the holders OF notes,
he will be- entitled to not less thanSoo, uou
as fees Ii the same banks are wound
up by public sales Of the bonds IN New New,
York he will be entitled 10 not less Than
4l20 600 A,ofro Tribune
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-07-27

The Lincoln Government Is N terribl,
strait. The Washington correspondent
Of the Cincinnati Commercial, IN his let
Tor Of the III, makes this honest comics
sion; Unless a majority Of all the PEG
pie come up freely with their means, de
termined 10 sustain the immense neeesri
ties Of the hour, iee are last, no matter how
large the armies or how ardent III" GU
thuS,xwt1
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-07-27
W. 7. LANE RANGERS.

The following are the namos OF the Nv Z.
Lane Rangers, tie first company rendered ty
Harrison county to the State. they left here
on the 20Ih Of April, and aic BOW stationed al
Camp Wood about 40 miles North Of san
Antonio. The company was made up mainly
from the young men of this county. with ,olan-
tecrs from upshur. Marion, Cas- and Pamela.
A. the company was too large all were not re-
cciycd. We leave out tbe namc, u those who
returned home
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-07-27

Il is stated in one Of our Nashville OK.
changes tina, Nelson. Maynard and
Bridges, the latter prominent lawyer at
Athens. are candidates, not ~ We haa
supposed for seats in the Confederate
Congress, bn, in that Of the United
States
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-07-27

The forty steam gnn boats which the
Lincoln Government have contracted Tor
will be completed and ready iof sea IN
about four months. The aggregate ar.
ns,ncnt and force Of these vessels WIZ
be ~ follows Officers and men 5000
rhirty.two pound cannon $50 ten inca
guns ~ rincd cannons 10
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-07-27

a1L ii-rre-4 az hereby fcreusrned from
a ealtlaS % esggy,ax ID timber rom nv
1 s@te - S' 80 rrilswesr Ct MafsNall.
a nls.se iormeriy Owned by DE- B. T yornS.
lbs Law sill be ,isiily cnlnseai a,aiasi 81
oatpsfs
g ". CRANBERRY
Ia, ~, 1854. n36h
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-07-27

Adyiocs from Valparaiso say that the
towns Of San Juan and Mendoza, IN
Chilli. have been destroyed by terrific
earthquake Eight thousand lives were
lost IN Mendoza.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-07-27

Tnr CRY FgrR 70 SlANfHs .- The Gu
ban slave trade since the withdrawal #
the United States squadron from the
coast Of Caba, is sand TO be carried on
with rcdouhlcd vigor Six cargncs have
been landed on the over faithful lsle, y
since the 2ith Of March. The British
Animal, Milne is said 10 have relaxed
his vigilance, and does hot hesitate to
say to American merchants that he is
not going to d. double dnly. slave hunt
ing. rs h. has deem compelled 10 do since
the withdrawal If the Yankees.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-07-27

FRrScn CaSsul Ar CnAmFsros.--The
Charles,on Courier, of the ri inst, says !
Mir de Belligny French Consul ot
this port has received notice of recall,
and vii he succeeded by NJ Durand d.
s. Andre. who arrived at New York IN
the Africa, from liverpool. Some vefy
interesting questions may arse concern
ing the cyequatur Of the incoming Con
sui
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-07-27
NOTICE..

- HEREBY eiyen that George l.. HIM,
| Nm Wnnisar. 81. sna G. q. Courage have
s.,., commissioned, aaa base sash duiy qualified
Is Notary i'nhilea Il ard ~ hsrrsas eonns,
stohSr LANE S.ssi f,.1r..
l,.te = tcgl
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-07-27
The WARTS Missouri Fsaire in S,

ccived in this city Yesterday from 81
Lonis, winch indicates the state of pub.
nc feeling IN that city. The letter bears
date llfh. inst and says First of all.
we are organizing here, and will be from
twelve 10 fifteen thousand strong. Col.
Powers has just come in from the seat
OF war. Col. Crate Browns regiment
was on forced march to assist .Seivol.
aud was going through ravipc, when
the state troops opened deadly fle Of
grape and cn"ister on them from the
bluils on both sides, and slaughtered
the', Ike sheep killing sic Of their Off
GERS, including Co.'s Brown and Solomon
The second aght was with Col. Seigcl
Tie state troops ran them for fourteen
miles, aud then they surrendered. 4
/ gentleman who was present saws that
/ tpr fourteen miles the sight Of the dead
Dutch was awful, from seven 10 eight
hundred having been killed. Our loss
was small
Onr city is in one blaze Of excitement.
The citizens can hardly he controlled the
f rejoicing is SO great. Seccssionists are
+ becoming more numerous, now t',at the
/ tide has turned but this won't 10 ms
/ We have them booked, and their day
will come We viii strike for our fire.
sides IN few Days. The time is coming
for us to risc up and say we are free.
1 think they will undertake to put us mn.
/ der martial law. If 800. then we strike
for all our freedom Tie Planters House
IN this city ia a Black Republican hole.
+ De. e. ~
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-07-27
NOTICE.

1 Ii rer-ons arc forswarnsd from ,ra4iior o.
~ a sight dra1 drawn hy tho undersigned II
Avor Of 4 r Hope, upon 4 n. Donovan, New
nr.ears for two hundred dollars. Hated April
.ssh 1851. Sad dsafs has h'cn raid hy h. sn-
,iefsigned, sad ,hr party holding I hss hiled Is
re.srn il ". +. BALDWIN.
fr'y isA 1851. rt2N
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-07-27

How rHE MoNgy Is 10 uE RAisfu o. Sec
rotary Chase recommends the raising Of
$50 .000. 600 by taxation, $40 000, 600 by
loans. and the following duties Brown
sugar &c q h, claycd sugar Be- = n, 20.
fined boat sugar ic b II. syrup 2lc = Ii,
candy e.. r ID. molasses &c Z gallon,
coffee Sc T. h, black tea l5c z h, green
tea 20, q H.
The estimated revenue 0f This tariil
will amount to $50 GOO 600. and the tax.
ing Of articles now exempt iror duty
Win increase the rcyenue 81 00o.ooo.
The Secretary estimates the revenue
from customs and the sales Of lands, At
$50 600. 600. recommends an internal iaS
alton ON domestic lHXurics. imclLd.ug
lqnoys, beer. tobacco, bank notes. spring
carriages. and lcgacics, and suggests q
considerable reductions Of Che salaries OF
office holders
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-07-27

Fifty.onc prizes. in all, have been saker
by Southern priva;eers, whose aggre
gnte value is eos.putet to amount to
"A ~. 900.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-07-27

Tur HANNAH BLcH AND UFR PR1r GREW
The Savannah Republican, Of the An
inst, has the following
ava we've shown yesterday a DIS
patch from Wilmington 10 the cpnslgnces
If the Hannah Balch, in this city, sta
ting tina, both vessel aud cargo had been
forwarded to Newborn, and await Their
orders"
"Tis prize crew, who were pnt aboard
nv the blockading fleet 60 take her 10
New York. were also captured, and are
now in iai at Newborn So, Mr.. Lincoln
see are ready 10 respond with an offset
whenever you think proper to hang me
privatcers Of the Savannah. just Try
il, and see how long It will take us to
swing your own ptisateers.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-07-27
NEW ADVERTISER ENTt,,
Marshall Academy of Music,

PROF AUGUST fELLFR.
pianis, and Composer from the Royal Hawaiian AcAd.
tnY Of Music 1t Murieh.
ME Academy is open To everybody desiring
| lessons in the different branches Of Music
and Singing
Connected with the Masonic Female Institute
tie Academy opens lis lesso-s az The Nn.ie
Rooms Of the above institute, ON Monday sep
t,nhcl 3D. 1851.
for Engagements etc. c'e., aptly Ia
pRoF A. TELLER
1uly 9. 1861 - y
o., .... ...s.5, d, 81. .i,,. ,..
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-07-27

TuR CorrEr Cnor rs HaA1lt.---lhe circu
lar of Mcssrs Maxwell, Wright y Co.
Rio de Jancro. dated the 7th Of May,
contains the following in relation TO All
uscc, in the coffee plant
We are sorry 20 say the coffee plant
has been attacked IN several districts
by aa insect which bliEhting the leaves,
can~cs them to fall on, thus serionsly
affecting the immature fruit. The cause
may to some extent affect the nui-turn OF
he now growing crop, In, we hope and
believe it win not permanently affect the
plant, as VIC learn that ia some cases
where the plants have been stripped VI
their leaves, new onrs are beginning t.
appear The matter. however, Is cousin
cred sufficiently serious to command The
attcnt on 1T the Government, aud ean-
mission has boonappointed Ioinresi'sate
the nature Of the disease and to suggest
remedy
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-07-27
JOHN MUNnEN, Aamr
e. Al &


rI,Tif susctibcr bar removed % Marshall ard
has opposed "a the house formerly occupied
hy Spihey Z Allen. He has a splendid lot Of
Rea.ly Made clolhirr. and Gents. Furnishing
Good. which he Is selling Al the lowest rgafcs
for cash. Give hins call rnl We Tor yossrss'fs
He aso carries on the tailoring husnsss. AID
is rrcpar~i for eassoe, work, cutting. making
s. JACOBS.
Julv Goth. 1881 ND"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-07-27


To fie Sheriff n nA Ceafs GwrriSo
XNHEREAS iu Tie District Court Of said
w County, ou toe 2sth day OF February ls6t
one rrndetcu Nlurrah. WHO resides IN said
county instituted snit against Jur'ha Foske-.
Il. V Richardson, and WIliam T. Scott ani
shows, tina; said Jephtha f1Nlk3 on the eth
day Of September, $50, made, executed, and
delivered 10 s.i X, V. Richardson, bic three
prnmtory noiea 90 writing one ilr The sum Of
Five Hundred Dollars and the other two for tie
sam If Two Hundred and fify Dollars each
and ali OF SID notes craving eight PER cen. in-
icrest from date all OF vhiab NOTES were pasu
Die 10 the ordsr Of s1d RICHARDSON, vhiel said
notes "a, tie date q their execution ioT valaa
Die consideration. gero soid transferred and "
hyered to potdcuef Peuieton Nurrah by Tho
said Il. V Richardson and Vim. 7. scott and
praying judsmsu against sad F0rlkrs, krh
artlsan and Scott for The anouai ni SAID prom
sos not,s. with then interest aud costs. ADD
affidavit having been made that the said Jcotaa
Fowlkes ani Il Y Richardson are not citizens
oi the State OF Texas. Dat reside IN The State %
TcurcssCs,
Thess are therefore 10 command YOU 10 guln
mons the said Fowios and Richardson, hy The
publication Of this citation Or ilar successive
weeks Va the Texas ilcrabiican,a newspaper
published IN the town u Marshall, Harrison
county. that they be ard apFar before tho Dis
lfiet tour. OF Harrison c3auiy Aforesaid ~
he Courthouse IN toe town q Marshall, on the
nth Moaday an,r the sccnnd Monslav in An.
vast. .s6 ihta ash thcns 10 answer the pt'i'
Tim ~ ne said rendlc,oa MuErsh tho sab
stance u which IS 10 ;Ais citation given
.,nt... Heron tail nee, api due re,pra
ssF~A. maAo % his writ A. required by
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-07-27

When the left was pressed tho scvcrest
the centre discngagcd portion Of the
cncmy's force aud decided the fortune or
the day.
No other reliable rci ~. ~ received.
bnt they are hourly expected,
II is stated that the enemy were com.
handed by Gems. Scott, Patterson. and
Mcdowell
It is reported that the latter is scr.
ously wounded
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-07-27

Dlrnrn,rloxs rs THE SorNn-Ihe Mo
bile Evening News, OF the 3rd inst,
says
we have convcysci with a gentle
man who witnessed the capture Of
some OF the vessels named below, whose
account is. that on last Sunday week 4
craft, supposed to be the captured sch1on'
or Aid. ran the schooners John Afihnr
Major Raincy, Pelican and California
into Biloxi, aui captured the Fanny
loaded with railroad iron for Mobile, the
Olive Branch, with naval stores for New
Orleans. Bssalidc. with brick fer Fort
Gaines. one with salt and hay, aud an,
other with railroad iron for Mobile, ana
one or two more not distinctly rcmem'
hered also. Mexican schooner with
-four ior Mexican port, We had heard
of this last capture before, hu, our 'n'or
nation has been questioned. II now
seems that it was correct
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-07-27

GOOD NEwS FRpM ILDAR n EfS.-F r9fFd.
Pri=es Recaptared. In our evening edi.
ton yesterday we published dispatch
from Cedar Keys, stating that four
schooncrs had appeared on there for sov.
eral days, that steamboat fully armed
and manned by two companies had gone
out, captured two OF the schooners,
winch were going in on the Bird, date OF
the disdaich) and was in pursu't OF the
others.
We find in the Atlanta Ca ln,elligen
Ger. the following Dispatch, dated Cedar
Keys, July ,, which we have great
pleasure in laying before our readers ::
"Tac schooners Fanny, Bassccde, and
Three Brothers, OF New Orleans, and
Olive branch, of Mobile, which had been
captured by the Federal steamer Massa-
chusct's aud sent as prizes to Key West,
were captured oil Cedar Keys, on the
3rd inst, by the Florida forces They
are loaded with railroad iron and brick
Lieut.. Seldom, Of the Federal Navy, and
nineteen scalncn were taken prisoners
and sent to Tallahassee The captains
and crews of the four vessels are here
safe and will be sent home
The four vessels mentioned: it will be
recollec,cd, were captured hy the enemy
in the Sound some days ago, 1t Is
pleasant TO hear that they have been re-
captured aud that the captains and crews
are oil safe asd will be sent home 1t is
also pleasant to hear that the gallant
FiDridans, in rceapiuring the schooners,
took Federal navy lieutenant and nine
teen seamen prisoners This is turning
the tables Handsomely on The Lincoln
bIockadcrs. Hnrrah for the Fioriiiau.
at Cedar Keys
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-07-27

writ to x " IongheFy- editor Of The Texas
Republican, fos publication,
A. w CRAWFORD. Asrif
BY S r. ''rIH- Dtrmy.
Tuiy a. 1851, - u
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-07-27
LIST or LETTERS

Remaining in III. Pos. Office at Marshall.
Texas. on tae st day Of July. sol, which il
not taken ost by the soth day Of September
next. viii be Sent 10 ih. 3enera' Post Office, al
dead Iefrrs
Advertiser, fee 20 ceuls, which mus, be pqid
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-07-27
Notice ofrinai settlement.

C'.gf jrie n Nlsr'ua Copr'Y
.lnl, e. 1851 ~ Ia
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WI. &. TONpkINs \ CO.
CIR Iit,\.
THE STATE OF TEXAS

Pcndletou Murrah vs. Icp,ba Fovlsos. Ct ID
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-29
watohosI Diamonds Il silver Ware N

A CHOICE AsSORTmENT OF COL ID
"A and Silver Watches, in great variety.
1 am Agent for the AMERICAN WATCH Co., and can
sell these excellent Watches at manufacturer prices
either Wholesale or Retail.
Come and choose from my beautiful display OF Dia.
monds and other rich Jewelry. Styles newprices low
As to Silver Ware Of sterling quality, can show new
patterns, very handsome
Silver Plated Ware, Tea Eetts, Urna Waers Castors
Baskets Pitchers, Goblets Knives, Forks Spoons, 60
Then have supply Of hne Table Cutlery, Pocket
Knives, RazorB, &c., and many Fancy Goods-such as
are desired for presenta such prces as induce
fneni 70 the purchasers WIN. BLYNN,
No, 10 Buckeye Block
mar21 North side State House square,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-29

PITTsBUReH, Nov. 19, 1858.
Dr., KEYHR Although not an advocate Of Patent
Medicines, in general II affords me pleasure indescrba
BILE to recommend your Peotoral Syrup. Az medicine
It is we'll worthy thu attention Of any person who may in
any manner be afflicted with coughs colds and hoarseness
Of any hind and for the peculiar qualifications for re-
moving all that disagreeabe sensation attending
we're cold.
have been, moro or less, in my life affected with the
severes Of colds and hoarseness. At times my throat
would become closed prevent my speaking above
whisper, and by taking few doses Of the above Syrup
twould relieve me entirely.
In recommending this medicine, must unhesitatingly
say that is the best remedy found purportng tc
cure the above, should any family be without thiI
remedy for diseases so prevalent.
Yours, most respectfully,
EDWARD J. JONES,
Cashier Citizens Deposit Bank.