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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-16
Wednesday Morning, Jan. 18;lsBl.
Re9- sEcoNp TnlAl d CMAs. BAlrzrIl,

BaS SECOND TRIAL OF CAAs. BALTzRLL.
lit will be remembered that Chas, Bait
zell was tried in the Circuit Court at it,
lastterm, charged with cutting, with intent
to main, one William Meyers. He was
found guilty, when his counsel made a
motion for u new trial, which his Honor
Judge Thompson oserruIed. The matter
was taken to the Court of Appeals, which
granted the new trial. The case came up
yesterday Afternoon. Col. Wheat aud q.
L. Cranmer. Esq appeared for the prs
oner and Major Good for the commou-
wealth. There was large attendanre of
witnesses and the friends aud acounip;.
ances Of the prisoner. Tie evidence did
not differ very materially from: that adj
2 duced at the previous trial. e5g
Meyers testified that he called to see one
Caroline Schenck ,at a reside o., Fourth
street, where that female resided "a a
domestic, for the purpose of taking a walk.
He know her, lie said, well-intimately.-
The two started in company, and upon
reaching the street were accosted by Bait
zell, who intimated his desire to hold few,
periods of private conversation with the
young woman, aud Baltzell told Meyers If
he didn't go away he would cut him; Bait.
zell pushed Meyers and Meyers pushed
Baltzell, when Baltzell drew knife and
struck at Meyers, the latter throwing up
his arm and receiving deep cut upon the
same.
OrloF White and another young man
testified to having heard Baltzell say that
IL Meyers interfered with him about the
girl he would cut him. This was two or
three weeks before the row, and tue row
occurred more than year ago.
A couple Of young women who witness
ed the difficulty were brought forward and
testified that Meyers commenced the eight
by striking Baltzell twice before the latter
cut him.
Nicholas Baltzell deposed that he had
had conversation with Meyers after the
difficulty, in which Meyers stated that he
didn't want to prosecute Charley (the
prisOner,) for the reason that he (Meyers)
commenced the light.
Meyers being recalled, said that he had
never told Nicholas anything of the sort,
Never had any such conversation with him.
Witnesses were here called to prove that
Mr.. Orlon White was not a person upon
the truth of whose assertions it would be
safe to risk ones existence here or here
after, but the Court refused to allow the
questions to be put in the form which
seemed to be desired by Col. Wheat
The evidence being concluded the Court
adjourned till this morning when the argu-
ments will be heard aud a verdict rend-
cred.
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id % Fo SsP i "a sf Ioef
this evening, with dispatches to Maj. An.
4 .tsoa. TEsy,aFs SUPPOSED 70 be il rela-
-tioh to The mGtter now occupying the at
tention of the Cabin-tat Washington, but
nothing has trapspired since.
/ The people have been quiet The work
OF deteuce,is preREessia9 tapidlg- forward.
a bill was voted down in the House of
Representatives to-day, providing for the
punishment of whites OF. others circulating
lnrendiar5 pamphlets, newspapers or other
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From A1afSnso.

MoxTeoMERYI Ala, Jan. zI5.-AIabaua
Legislature was organized this after
noon. 1t will confne its action rs far as
possible during the session, TO business
arizing from the action of the Convention.
The Governors message urges the necessi.
y of Alabama being at once pIaoed upon
= most efficient war footing and the ap-
pointment Of a military board by the Leg
islature. The Convention was in secret
session to-day.
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That resembles sorrow only
As the mist resembles rain,

9RAlIROAp MArTER.-At meeting
of the stockholders of the Pittsburgh aud
steubeuville railroad, held in Pittsburgh
ON Monday morning, report was read
from the President showing that a charter
has been obtained from the Virginia Legts-
lature for that part of the road lying in
this State, and also for the construction of
a bridge over the Ohio at steubenville.-
The charter requires that the company
build road to this city simultaneously
with that to steubenville, and with view
of complying with the requirements; the
company arsmaking arrangements through
which the CHARTERS Valley Road will be
completed TO Washington, ard the Hemp
>feld thence to Wheeling leased.
Several releases have been signed dur
ing the year by parties holding claims
against the road for right of way, and If
the money market had not been affected
by the troubles which distract the country
the work would ere this have commenced.
As matters now stand It Is impossible to
SAY when operations may commence, bat
the President sees nothing to delay them
as soon as the present panic has subsidized.
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RIcHNoSD, Jan. 14.-In the House to
day. bill to create an ordinance depart
ment, was reported and referred. A reso.
luton was offered declaring that the fur
thcr Strengthening Of the forts in Virginia,
and the removal of the arms and their
munitions of war from the arsennls within
her limits by the Federal Government, will
be looked upon as menace of war, and
plcdging the faith of the State to restore
said forts, etc., in tact if they are eutrust-
cd her Keeping in the event Of peaceful
restoration of affairs; and in the event of
dissolution, to account for them in the
equitable division of tue public property.
Referred to the Committee on Federal Re-
lations.
Resolutions were reported. and ordered
TO be printed, looking to the holding of n
National Convention at Washington on
the 9TH of February, to consider some plan
of adjustment.
RICHNoND, Jan. l5.-In the Senate, to-
day, Mr. Neal offered the following joint
resolution:
WHEREAS, The sending of reinforcements
to the forts aud nrsenals in Virginia, has
caused uneasiness, and is the source of
disqutetude among the citizens of the
Commonwealth, -s....ss..
Resotvs6, Thatthe President of the Uni
ted States be respectfully requested to in
form the State Government the.nbiect of
the Federal Government, sending the in
creased forces aforesaid, aud whether, in
his opinion, the object of the said strong
holds for the defence of Virginia, is likely
to be realized.
The resolution lies over under the rules.
In the House, Mr.. Patterson offered a
joint resolution to appoint Hon. r. II. 7.
Hunter, VIM. q. Riyes, Judge j. Allen, and
Geo. W. Summers, Commissioners to COR
respond with the Governments of all The
States, to ascertain on what terms, if
any, the present Union can be preserved;
if it cannot then, upon what terms aud
with what Suites new confederncy can
be formed, which will secure to the people
of Virgins the full enjoyment of their
rights, and report the result to the State
Convention referred to the Committee on
Federal Relations.
The Alabama Commissioner addressed
The Legislature To-day he was. well re-
Ceived.
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APPROXIMATIONS friend and real es-
tate broker, Dr.. Jpo. D. 81. Carr, of this
city, left for the South last evening, and
we take occasion in this connection 10 say,
that no Gus in tho business has done more.
good for Chicago away from her than this
gentleman. He is virgtnian, and spends
q small fortune annually in putting Cnica-
gosbefore the southern peopleina proper
light. We wish him success in his absence,
and speedy return Chicago Real Estate
Gazette.
The Doctor arrived at the M'Lure House
yesterday, and will be pleased to see his
friends aud business acquaintance.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-16

B8rTuE GERMAN RlELENEN The Ger
man Rifemen Company By, we are pleas
ed to learn, have adopted new uniform,
similar to that of Company @, With the
the exception of the cap. and will appear
RthOirnSW'FiV oustho 22d Of Fsbruary.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-16

4 0aBr Dip you ever have The Sick H6adachei7 DO
brow the loathing and disgust at the eight Of food
HOW totally unit you were for pleasure, conve~sa-
ton or study One Of the Cephallc Pills would have
relieved you from all the suffering which You then
experienced For this and other purposes you slIoud
always have box Of them hand to use a. occasion
requires
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From Georgla.

MAcox. Ca, Jan. l4.-AdditiopaI troops
have been ordered to Pensacola. The Au-
burn and AlabaniA Guards-left this mora
ing aud the Tuskegee Zouaves will leays
Tonight. Other companies are preparing.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-16

GERAT DiscovERY.-Amongt the most important Of
an the great medical discoveries OF this ago may be
considered the system of vaccination for nrOtection
from Small Pox, the Cephalie PHI fr- relief Of
islache, and the Of Quinine for the prevention
Of Fevcra, either Of which Is a snro specific Wi,ose
benefits will 6e experienced by suffering humanity
long atter their discoverers are forgotten.
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,ardlV Reahzed.

Iii lad m 'Orrible 'uadaeLo this afternoon, hand
stepped into the hapOt ecariCs hand says Iii to the
m'l Can you heEse nle OF nm 'Gadaciirl" ':Boes 1t
haehe erd says e. -liSxeeSding4y, says hi, hand
Onor i CURED me 50 quick that 'atly realized I'D
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sa-.sf7 ~ sa1'11F = - 1890 - ~
EBRrDaET.-MiSSus wants you to send her a box of
Cephalic Glue, no, bottle OF Prepared PlIIs,-but
In thinking that's not just It nafther; but perhaps
yen be aither knowing what It Is We see shes nigh
dead aud gone with the Sick Headache and wBntk
Sonic more OF that same rs relaived her before.
PILES = $3.50 = 4'''S
BTfdGa-och! sure now and you've sod it, here's
day about It RItheT, l#I-r5 =
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-16

FACT WORTH KSowrxo. sRaIdlng's Cephalie pills
are certain cure for Sick IIeadache DiiiouS Head
ache: Nervous Headache, CostlveneSs and Geneaal
Debility. - - ~ y = =
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-16

The peculiaritIes of the female constitu-
ton and the various trials to which the
sex is subjected, demands an occasio ;al
recourse TO stimulants. 1t is important,
however. that these shall be of harmless
nature, and at the same time accomplish
the desired end. Hostetter's Celebrated
Stomach Bitters is the very article. Its
effect in all cases of debility are almost
magical. It restores the tone of the de
gestiye organs, infuses fresh vitality into
the whole system, and gives that cheerful
ness to the temperament, which is the
most valuable of feminine attractions
The proprietors feel fattered from the fact
that many of the most prominent medical
gentlemen inithe Union have bestowed en-
comiums upon the Bitters, the virtues of
which they have frequently tested and ac-
knoWledged. There are numerous count
erfeits offered for sale, all Of which are des-
titute of merit, and positively Injurious to
the system janT-lm.
D. ID II
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'Reduoed by Dyspepsia to a mere

't&eoueea ny S TEySIPteRSlS to mere
Cured BY '-BoerhaVe's Holland Bitters.'
-Mr: a. Aatehstt. trader probably as
sylvania, states as following: 81 met with
farmer in Armstrong county who wts re-
RHeed By Dyspepsia 10 mere skeleton. /
pursnaded him to buy bottle Of Boerhayc's
Holland Bitters, believing it would cure
him. Meeting him some months after. what
was my establishment at finding him a hale.
hearty man; he told me he now aveSg6sd
200 ponds and that this wonderful change
had been produced by Boerhave's Holland
Bitters to. which he attributed solely his
restoration. TE jan Tim.
For sale by 7. H. Logan { Co., and Lo-
gan, List / Co., Wheeling.
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MASSACHUSETTS, LeEts1atur..

BOsToNs Jan. l5.-In the House of Rem
resentatiyes, Mr.. Tyler has Introduced a
resolution appropriating a snm. Of money
for the purchase of provisions aud stores
for the relief of our suffering fellow coun-
trymen in South Carolina.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-16

DS SRRIous F1RE lN MANCHESTER
SIS, 900 WorTu or PRoprRTY DEsrRoYED.
-opsaaday morning about two o'clock
the three story frame, building in Man
chester, near Allegheny City, Pa, occu-
pied by J. a, speer & Co. as pillow fac
tory, was discovered to be flames, and be-
fore the FIRE was checked the entire estaU-
lisment was destroyed, together with the
two two-story dwellings adjoining, owned
by james Hamilton, and another two sto-
ry frame adjoining, belonging to Sir. John
Cornwcll.
The first story of speer ( Co.'s building
was occupied by the machinery and as a
blacksmith shop, the second story was
where the wood work was manufactured,
and the third story was the paint shop
The foundry of the firm, on the opposite
side of CHARTERS street, was untouched,
us well as several frame dwellings in
closerproximity-the snow upon tue roofs,
however, alone protecting them from de-
structton.
spcer L Co. estimate their loss at fifteen
thousand dollars, on which they are par
TALLY insured, theirp policies. however, cover
ing tho foundry. Messrs. Hamilton 4 Corn
well lose Jointly about $4,000. Slr. Ham
ilton's policy expired on tho first of Jnnu-
AIRY. Mr. Cornwell is insured. The origin
ofthe Gre is a mystery. There was no fire
IN the plow factory on Saturday afternoon.
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WANnEn

A PARTNER, or GOOD MORAL & BUSINESS
N habits, with capital Of 800 dollars IN arm
doing profitable business, with hAtterinE prospects
gf largely Increasing IT, 1ddrSSs Box as, y, o.
RhSotiHRHA. d6ei
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/, SEWING MAGAZINES.

WHEELING, Dec. Is. 1850.
N A. B. Howe has appointed A. n. EAdams as his
CHIMES In the 10th Congressional District ando any
1erEon wanting the best Sewing Machines to do the
leteat ana fastest work and not easy to get out Of
Tder' call on AM. ADAMS,
Who always has an assortment on hands,
ly2S-6m No. 80 Water St, Wheeling. Va.
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HANPDES RoLps, yA.,, Jan.-The o. s.
s.ooP:Of War:B roOkIyn arrived here, this
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about eight feet water in the channel. The
weather was cloudy and disagreeable and
muddy under foot in consequence of the
thaw.
The Courier arrived Yesterday loaded
down to the guards with cotton and SUI.
gar, the former for merchants in this city
and the latter for Pittsburg. The dis
charging Of her cnrgo on the landing gave
the desertedsspace u,look like that of old.
The BOstOna No. 2. was also expected
last night with heavy load of Southern
productions.
The Courier returned to Cincinnati last
night.
The steamer Silver Wave, rendered ia
nous from having been employed to con-
veg South a very, large quantity of, con-
non, and other munitions of War, against
which removal he'citizens Of Pittsburg
remonstratedpnd the order was counter
tnsnded-passed this city, last Sunday.
on her downward trip, laden with ploughs
dry goods and such like freight, things
which are always useful aud do not be-
token war.
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Wheeling window Glass Manu-

r HAVE PURCHASED ASD RRFTTrEn .Ty1p
above ManufhctOry, at heavy cxpanRe.l and lDc-
ng now in successful operation am fully prepared
to make and turnisI Window Glass Of any size want.
d. In quality Of Glass, Wheeling Glass IL not ex.
'elled sc. ROBINSON, as SInIn st.;
BeptlS 3EPhaalTntI w G
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,GLYCERINE OGNTNIENT a. PURE
W NOTORIOUS GLYCERINE, just received.
u. BOOKING, Agent z
dec29 Odd Fellows Hall Drug Store
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BOERHAVE'S
Holland Bitters
DYSPEPSIA,
Liver Complaint, Feverand Ague, So,

q &
DYSPEPSIA,
Liver Complaint, Fever and Ague, 60.
WIS SUCCESSFUL INTRODUCTION AM. UsE
% ths celebrated remedy Ls TeEn the tIEnRI fSf
tMsE'A mood Of compounds called ttfsr1fs odfsrci
5aS.S9S forms tS, quart Ipttle hyS Eail0n
"EEpg, Or Some ,yillanons WLISky mixture.
sne Feally great relief derived nom ~ s.srtU
eoss' Sns teaApOOuful, OT oar medicine,
BOERHANE'S HOLLAND BITTERS
4NO Ia6 ENTIRE ABSENCE or ATrEK PRCyfRATIoS has
lta6Shed EoE reputation which, he brIt 81 ISi
e anu e9unter1,i,s have failed assdrr1uins
suiaeiFnt pure EPIrits to preserve H.
nr pSt ,t one Sss q the genuine ulaPnt Bottles
It iss usdicine ofloug.trIrd ssdcae, T,s Irif7i,o
Ite 9tood 50 essential fJr the Foundation Of nd
hsSlfh and for SOrEestiDS disosIvnsuf shS Sr1cG
Two OF three doses will convince the afflicted of
lS sanitary eitsets The tC-.aCh viii speedily ne
Ss and kidneys will s0Un take PLACE, and renewed
heal Ii be the quick result.
I For INDIGESTION, Try
Boerhave's Holland Bitters
For HEARTBURN, Try
| Boerhaye's Holland Bitters.
1 For ACIDlTY, Try
Boerhave's Holland Bitters.
Eor WATERBRASH, Try
! Boerhaye's Holland Bitters.
! For HEADACHE. Try
Boerhaye's Holland Bitters.
| For LOSS OF APPETITE, Try
Boerhave's Holland Bitters
! For CosTIyESESS, Try
Boerhaye's Holland Bitters.
For PILES, Try
/ Boerhaye's Holland Bitters.
IN Nj NeFTons, NhenniNtic, and NeuralEie After-
ilOns Il has In numerous instances proved highly
"vneneial' and in others effected decided cure
Read Carefully!
The genuine. hTghly.eOuctntratFd BoERHGvE's IIoL.
LAND blTTERS Is put up in hnlCpnt bottles ouIy and
Eetailed at One Dollar per bottle. The great demand
Tor this truly celebrated medicine has Induced many
limitations which the public should guard against
BEWARE or tNPosIzlUNI SEx THAT orr xANE ,s OK
TN LABEL OF EvERr soTrLx Tou pUT.
4 Benz. Page, Jr. & Co.,
SOLE PRoPRIEToRs,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
4 noY9O-d&W-1T WI,HSii,,.' "
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R&s THE RAIN AND TuE FoG.-Last
night was one of the u0stiest, murkiest
aud most lisagreeable that ever embodied n
city in its sable, foggy, humid pail. 1t
was darker than a black cat in the pauta-
looms pocket of an Ethiopian on a moon
less midnight. The fog huug thick aud
heavy above, reaching within q few feet of
the earth, aud the gas lights looked like
frightened and confused tallow candles.
A drizzling rain sifted down, and desper-
ate pedestrians, with lanterns aud umbrel-
las, struggled along, and as each was try
ing to manage his own Institution in his
own way, without any regard to the Con-
stitution, there were, of course, many COL
lisions and ill consequences. There is a
grandeur aud subltmtty about storm OF
violence, no matter how terrible, which
Que may look out upon with strange de-
light, and even the moaning, of tho sin.
visible and creeping wind" induces sad
pleasure,
That resembles sorrow only
As the mist resembles rain,
but such night as last night suggests
nothing but hypachondres, misautbropy.
suicide, and general righteousness. II
We have to pass through another such a
night soon, we shall not be surprised to
fnd suudry "korps's ready, the next NOR
ming.
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1ailg gut1lligpllt1r

90 Largest Circulation Of any Paper in
Western Virginia. "a - -,
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A MOTHER SUPPLYOF No, 4 GOLD
"A CHOP FIRE CRACKERS and full count TOR.
pEDOES, foI New Year. will be due this morning.
Dec eth. 1860. by Adams Express, and f1r sale
cheap, wholesale and retail, at
idec3I ~ -G.W!REESSTNG'S
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{ saeNo IscrDtsrs.=Es sauuqt say the
cty is dull, for, on the contrary, there seems
to be much animation about the streets;
but yet, our search for accidents, violent
deeds aud incidents OF peculiar interest,
is now-a-days in vain.
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ZINE AND COMMON CIGARS COM
IL StANTLY on hand and for sale by
decS w A. EDJF ERDS q NM
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NJ O. 6UGAR.-lO hhds 6tTletIy prime T1e1;
~ croPl New Orleans Sugar, Just received per
steamer Courier" and for sale by
deell n REILLY
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LATE THINGS BY RYpPFss

EGElEkD PROM NRW. YORK THIS Pay
In, s[y aSlIS sql1s Hfe sfou1l heavy
sad heavy Mourning SilkE With many 0tSF ;Is,iI.'
es P'od% tRsTtE IL RHopEB.
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THE HOLIDAY i8IIK HAgll

W. HATTi THIS DAY RECE1vER 4HK HOLI
NV DAfAtyle q sllk Hat, most beauttfpl att
els. Win TIN new HtTle CtlahionGl FBsEt ifatkof
GsantIsusn 9SA hEEitel q ~ the came.
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(oPPosfsstse c6ass hIoG,S) WHEELING. VA
E.BeVill gpEastiee IN the 5rsyOEu CouEtS Of aflIr
and the neigh boring COuHtfel- ~
PaFtienlar dttentiCn WiIisba given 70 the col
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PERPETUAL.
FACULTY.
RUFUS DOLBYAR. President.

COMMERCIAL Law. i LYMAN, Member
New Orleans Bar; Lecturer on Contracts, Com
mgrri4l agcs. Liabilities OF Parties, Ac.
MAunNsricU DWMTNrNT-f RtkMA
CDRNI~H. Professor and Lgctsrer on Com
m.r.IHi Ca.enlAtens.
H5og Frfpive nFrAe1NrNr-RtFUs pol
HtAB Lecturer un Book keeping and Bus'ues'
Transactions. ! az BLAt kMAN. froiC-sor
AMI lecturer en Book krvIing, RI fl> l..
DOfBiA Ar \ iu.'cr ot Accounts, Exchanges
aad Commercial CORES pond oc' ...-...
Fvatsu psrttfnaNt-- " y MCCARTHY
Professor and ieeJaor ON English Literature and
sp0nleucc
FHF>.u puWrvFvr- MARC iiotN, FRO
f.sdr 1ad fHei4tf ou French Literature.
Dfr,nrsFNr ruH FESNANsHr III :
DOlBEAE Iealurr an the Science ot Pen
mpt-ljp, !. q GRIFFITH Professor aud lse-
urtf ou Commercial Correspondence.
Sr,ssu pErAHrgENr-M MANUEL MAR
ENO. Professor and Lecturer on Spanish Liter
allure .......
GawAN psrNrNENr--GEOBGE CESS.
SER Professor AMI Lecturer on German Later
gurr
IArtN ANp GrrrE prrArNESr-M MAR
no. g.. GE~SNER rroi-s 'or'
Mumany DEPARTMENT MAJOR A. &.
BLANCHARD Superintendent Of Military
destruction and prIl Major Il is u graduate
ol West Pom and was tor Z years an efficient
m or Of the United States Army.
PROT s.or K. riiOMAs>N, Author Of thc
.pH1rai Golacv ~ ioaa0.d proposes Ia
Lecture on This subject. at the College, Cor the
progress o. Science.
April, 18th 1861
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s., -, - IT
. F'o'''.p 'S'"A"'" " ''N ann : Nv
Richmond Dispatch. Of the 5lst ut, has
IN article OH this subject, from which
~o,o,..
II - understood IN Official circles that
ttc Secretary OF War, the Hon Il. fope
walker, has recommended to Congress
~ addition to the Southern Army OF
about three hundred aud MY regiments,
Or such nn"ber As, added to the fnrce
already organized WIN make an asgre'
gate OF tive hundred aud sixty regiments.
Estimating cach regiment at thousand
nsn: this you'd give us force OF five
hundred and sixty thousand, rank aud
s.. Inc white population Of the Con
sedsrsss States beng, N round numbers,
nvs millions ak hundred thousand souls,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-08-17
CHARLES DIX Il EET.
Boot and Shoemaker,

tsluth.west corner Of the public squarel
Il EEi'S constantly on hand large assortment
IN Of Ladies and Geutlemen'v boots Bud shoes.
his own manufacture also good supply OF
sole and upper leather for sale
From his long experience and close attention
Ia the business. he homes To have c0n,nnaure
oi that patronage noret iaie 40 literally ttFiog-
ell on him All orders promptly attended 10.
and work warranted