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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-06-22

caspeay, not for dsliyery, bat TO be mailed, then
the matter 20 crrried ehalI be prepaid at the
same raac that tho existIng hw requires it 70 BE-
paid from thc poial whsr Il may be received by
such company n d. poineof its 1.s,inatlan, ane
the postmaster, where such company may nail
the same, shall defsce the stamps upon the Aue
Ssc.6. H. Il isrther seseted. That agents
Of any company who may carry letters under
the provisions oi this act shall be required 10
take an oath that he will faithfully comply with
III. law OF the Confederate Siatcs relating 10 The
carrying Of letters or other mail matter, and OBJ
litcrating postage stamps, which oath may be
administered by any justice OF the peace, aud
shall be in writing. and signed by such agent or
messenger, and dled in the Post-Odcc Depart
fnen'
Approved. March 18th, 1861.
AN ACT to continue in force certain laws Of
the Unit d States Of America.
BE L enacted 10y the Confederate States Of
America in Congress assembled That oil the
laws OF the United States OF America. in force
and IN use in the Confederate States OF America
GA the first day Of Nomembcr last, and not In
consistent with the Constitution oi the Con ed.
crate States, be aad the came are hereby conin.
ued in force until altered or repealed by the Con
gress.
Adopted. February ., 1851
Fostmaster.' Returns must be made 10 close
on the 3lsi March the Both June the 30th Sep
teinbar, aud the 3lst December In each wear .
And the Return for the fractional part OF tie
current quarter. which ends June Both next. must
bc promptly rendered to the Chief Of the Finance
Bureau, Post Office Department, Montgomery,
Alabama in the form and manner prescribed
by existing laws aud regulations.
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MANFRED.

A the re1asees q ~ brides passusAjf thi.
Z. on TsesdAy IT, M lot by thr ksv. J. . Tn.
q. RUFUS Q. HALL " Mr. SARAH TAYLOR.
eIdsss Aaaghasr q Msa. james '. Taylor hssh Of
Harrison
The cake was duiy received, for which ~ re-
turn thanks. May The happy bridegroom and
his fair bride find their sstsrr lives bright pssr,
unsullied by single blemish Of unhappines..
In this county. on Wedae sdsy evening, The 18th
Inst. Al the residence u tho brides mother tNrs
i.acindA shorrod by the Rev. W G. panlsp. Mr..
GEORGE b. ADKINS, IT.. To Mss AKIE A. SHEER
ROD, both Of Harrison.
The happy pair sent us large, handsome
cake. for which VIC tender them our aeknosedg
rcnts. A. Il placid river, rendered BEAUTIFUL BY
the morning and evening sun. so may the currents
Of their lives Goa. eamly by, from youth to age
bright and beautiful morning AMI glorious sup
srf
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THE undersigned WOULD inibrm ~ Public thas
i he hes IcAsrd the Brick I.ivsy etAble, in
media,ely Fast Of vsc Adkiss Ho1sa, NamAalI,
TesAs. and Is prepared toAcsoNmo al who
may favor him with their patronage. No pains
or expense will be spared 10 render complete
satisfaction. The stable ia one Of the largest
and fines, in the State. and will be supplied with
the best provender ind the most industrious and
careful holsters.
Horses buggic.. and hacks viii he KEEP, for
hire.
Give this stsaic a trial.
PHIL BROWN
Marshall, Texas Feb. lG, is6l. n22f
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i'g4gA - tssAN.---A correspondent Of
the Cad,lo Gazette. writing from the seat
Of war il Virginia, says
have to announce the death Of mem.
Der Of our company, who. as we learn by
letter to Major Shivcrs, died Of Pnenmo.
MIA, in The ltichmond hospital. G i Tay-
Tor. Of Wood county, Texas, who came
90 Shreveport the day before We left,
sent his Wagon home and joined our
company to lend his AID in defending his
native land from the foe who threatens
her with invasion and suhlnga,ion. He
was taken sick on the ears, and lmmcd,-
ately on our arrival at Richmond, was
placed in the hospital. whore every care
aud attention that able physicians and
kind syinpa,hising nurses conid hcstow
was shown him All was IN vain, and
the soldier who had cone to risk his life
agains, his country's foes. has fallen be
fore the hand % disease. before yet q
blow had been struck or blade drawn
Peace o. ais name
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The following is n speech delivered b,
Mr. Wigfall at the Fair Ground on We'd
nesday evening, and to which we refer
red in yesterdays " Enquirer !"
f,iloir- Ctuccns After travelling fol
three days and nights, 1t cannot be ex
pcctcd Of man that he can stands he
fore such an enthusiastic audience a.
as this, though hundreds Of thousands arc
just as enthusiastic as you are, and
speak as becomes the hour and the occa
sion. CA voice" You are looking
mighty well old boy Laughter
Thank yon
think if the President Of the old L
>, one Abraham Lincoln by name, could
look Upon You this evening, see the
brave faces and hear the beating hearts
Of this multitude, he would. probably
not ICED inclined to remain in his pre-
ent shoes. laughter They say that
that you are raw ironps not well drilled
and therefore, not able 10 meet the train
sd bands whom that mait2uaut and in
sane peacock (Lauglucr)---as he has
been called by one Of Nirginia's sons
your State aud Government. But, fel
low soldiers, admitting this to be true
which you well know is not, believe
that il your are whipped you will
never find it ont 1t ii pluck, aud not
numbers. which counts up'u the field OF
battle. This was what purchased the
terrible victories Of poictcfs aud Cressy
three hundred years ago, and it is what
will tell in the present aye in favor Of
You who are lighting for your rights and
iircsidus
You who have been born as It were
almost upon horseback, with rifles in yout
hands, ought 10 feel it no longer ques-
ton as 30 whether your slaves are to be
ircemcn, Tut whether you arc 81 lie
slaves whether the people # Coulcder
ate States arc 10 de allowed the right
which was declared by your ancestors
90 be iualieuahlc Of ahnlishiug or alter
ing, wherever you see III, your loAl Of
government, aud rc-caustrueting or cub
shutting another in it, stead Ii this il
not an incentive 10 nerve your arms ii
selflcfcucc, You Viii never have one
lChccrs) II is said by thc Vulgar fauat
lc who has been elevated to the Office 81
President, that yon have 10 such rights
aud shall not exercise them. lie says
further, that those who have volunteered
to- carry into eject his bchcsts. shall have
parccllcd ont to them portions Of youi
soil but tell you may friends, believe
that that soil win be- damp with ynui
blood and the blood of your women he
FORE that result can take place. lot
have the vii, and yon have tue strength
to accomplish yoHr freedom. The pee
pie of tho South are with You aud. a,
for ne, so help me God | cross not YOU
border until that freedom is secuted
.Chccrs. amid which the band IN attain
dance struck up the a.r Of Dixie, anJ
the crowd adjourned is the parade
ground to witness the review If troops.
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ELECTION NOTICE.

ii,id Quarters >t1fa Brlsaae Ihir3 Dir.s.
ION. Teas aiAaia, Marshall, Nav 81, 81.
DnngR No, /.
IN accordance with the acquisitions Of an 4
&C, passed hv II. s.:ss..s....s o. the state -
ui f.va- -.--nTFR -. !, .s.nu, tor the
Organization - i,- M,.,a .: ;',- State lrcf 1S
ercnce ,A~hich act is specially made ne,ice WI
is hereby given tina, Polls viii he opened at tIn
several civil precincts, IN the counties OF Har
risoo aud uy~hur, en the ga day Of June, sci
for the election Of enc Colonel Comnandan,
oso 1t Colonsl and one Major, for each county
Tbs present presiding officers OF civil districts
are required by Law 10 attend at their respective
prceine,s and open said polls, and conduct said
elections. according to law ard make due re
turns 20 me. =, Marshall, Texas ~iihia teu days
after said elcc,ion.
y, order Of
W +. LANE. Brig cen1
s,rth Brgass Tsns M,iin.
+. A. HAssts Rrigadier MAJOR.
Marshall. May 70, ls6i.--5.
arGilnsrr Patriot will please copy.
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ELECTION NOTICE.

ORaEs No .
Head Quarters Srth B,1gade. Teras Hila,..
MAHsnAlI., June 3. ls6l.
IN order TO more thoroughly organize the MI
tia oil The Sixth Brigade, Icxas
/ II Is ordered this, the Marshall Beat or re
ciuct No >, b. divided by the upper Jti'rs0n
road running North to tho Precinct line \ o. 4,
and the Carthage road running South & the
/ Precinct line No. 6. so "a to divide said pre-
ciuct Ne into two Divisions, which are entitled
( TO one Company each
/ II il lurlher ordered that the following Dis
| ,ricts be and they are hereby entitled 10 one
! Company each, to.vil,
! Beats Nos 2 3, g. and the East half II
I No. ; AND that said companies constitute the
| Eastern Battalion. And that Beats Nns and
! II y and TO, 7 and :, and the West bali Of No.
| Z and that seid companies constitute the Nes-
| tern Battalion
|, il further ordered that the presiding officers
Of the civil Beats rs appointed by the County
/ Court open polls n' their respective Precincts.
excepting Beats \os. 1 and II which election
| shall he heli at Hickory Grove, aud by the Pre-
siding officer OF TIM. Beat, And Beats Nos. .
! and o which election shall be held at i.arrone's
! and by tie presiding officer Of tina, Rca, And
I that VIM. NJ. Johnston hold the election ~ the
t., Eastern Division Of Beat No D. and that VIM.
" oo,.soG Jr bold the election tor to- Western
I Division OF said Beat No. 8. u, the Conrihous,
In the city Of Marshall. said election to b.
held on Saturday Tn. I'D day Of June. inst
1861 for the election ci one Caption, ene First
Iirupaani and two Second I.ieaiepxnts Aud
sand rrslding Officers arr hereby required to
make ,sae roturns OF said elections to T. A liar.
fis Brigade Major Of the 9Th Brigade. Iesa.
Militia at Marshall, IN accordance With the Law.
na'ie and provided in such cases.
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Ing, says that Federal troops in large
numbers landed yesterday at Hilton
Head. Their object in having effected
this landing il not known, but causes
great excitement
Com. Tattnal is in command Of tho
State troops.
The Fcdcralists arc gradually pushing
towards Fairfax Courthouse.
In Henry Winter Davis's district the
vote will be close. 1t is thought the
Bethel victory will greatly strengthen
the Southern Rights vote.
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TO rHE VOTERS OF THE SENATORIAL Dis.
TRWr or THE stats OF TEXAS, COM
POSED olorHg COUNTIES OF HARRISON
AND ursntR.
Fohr Chseas As have become satisfied
that 10 IS iha wish ol mmv of tins ciizens oi this
District. that should represent you 10 lhe sen.
ate branch of the state Legislature ! have con.
chtlel 80 offer my usmc and ash ye0g sullrtgcs
To elect mo 10 that honorable and rssgeGsiaie
pn,i'ie" ..,.
,.a..a.. . D. .,.4,..,,s i ST.. So, sa.# falol&
al uf haa iaal 1888 Ha ttts
and muke kuowp to you in sn appropriate NAN
ncr ;bc opuions ! entertain. uai the policy sd
vocain Bat duties connected With tie ogsaui
gaiion Of tho army ., present. prevent me from
doing 30. And as | hciicst aud hops that yoi
are all detervlned that our institutions. our
rights and our new government, are an 10 he
5cgpotaltl together. or We mnst AMI should per
IN In one common ruin. appreheud that bat
few feel nt this critical iBuc'aro, muca concern
f'r peculiar phases Of State policy.
H. however. circumstances should 80 favor a.
10 maze il expedcnt should take pleasure II
canva sing, q, least that p0riso OF The District
wh,re il Is ms misfortune 20 have hat sew nc
quaiulancts
And ia the event that ! fail % vlsii yen, Fol
ow.citizens. IN person, can hot refer you e
nv past coursc 10 the councils Of the STATE toi
tho leading ideas and principles which enuifo
ms actions and 20 such " you 90 iosuaed tbs
acquaintance Of, for particulars
am, sery respectfully,
Your obedent servant.
VI, I. LOCKE.
f,.... t,,,, tsfI
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foNills undersigned having hson appe,atei at
/ thg April term, a. II. 1851, cfehe County
Court Of Harrison county. pertaining 70 the
estatea Of deceased persons. ESeeulrs OF the
estate Of Thomas r. Swanson, deceased and
qualified as ssch on the 21th day Of April, A
u sol notice is hereby giveu 20 al persons
indebted TO sa.d estate 10 come iarwa "a and
make immediate payment aai those has.ng
claims agans, Il are requested and hereby mott.
tied to present them within the time prescribed
~ law
MARY I, SWANSON, FAX
! ae | 1852 20 St
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
s15 REWARD!

DANAWAY from the undersigned about
~ the FRI, Of May lest. negro hor by the
name Of JONAS. said boy il about q years
Of age, five iect SIX or seven inches high yellow
complexion, bald beaded q gear % his forehead.
Any one catching said boy, and delivering him
to me, in this place or combining him 10 sonIc
safe Jail, so that can get him, shall receive the
above reward.
r. J. WilAIEY.
Marshall June % sci MOL IN
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MARSHALL GUARDS

The following is list of the officers and pr
YATES Of this company, which recently len Ma
shall for the seat Of war;
OFFICERS
+. :. Bass, Captain.
Ell IT. BANTER, ls,. Lieutenant,
4. X. TAYLOR. End. Lieutenant.
4 u, BuESs 3rd. Lieutenant
T.. T. OCuGrEER, Orderly Sergeant.
TnoNAs H. LANGLEY, Ind Sergeant
G.. w. SrAUrs, 3rl. Sergeant.
". Il PHrsroS, ath, Sergeant.
l'RATr IirGHEs, LIST. Corporal.
T.. A. EARNEST 2nd, Corporal
W. D. PRrsco1r, Bird. Corporal
4, W WufiSGuAN, ath. Corporal
.oBfRr LOW, Ensign.
+. AiIES, Fiier,
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TOWN RESIDENCE FOR SALE.

ANE Of the best improved lo's in Marshall
~ eiisibiy situated, aud with two 81 the finest
wells in the place, II has on it good dwelling,
good kitchen well house. bath house, stable
aud crib. buggy house. Ac. For further partc-
uiars enquire OF
g q. GREGG & co
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TAKEN up by VIM Evans. living near Mar.
! shall, on The Gilm,r load, and posted before
VIM. Wood-on, j. r. small bay horse pony.
black name nnd tail tie name reached some
marks of the saddle aud some white in the ince ;
ak years old appraised at thirty dollars, May
20. 1861.
- F FREDERICK, Clerk,
is WV. WeopsoS. Jr.. u. G..
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LOST.

4 PRONISoRY NOTE. drawn by The IN.
~ dersigned IN favor of Thomas Mckay. for
one hundred aud fry dollars given some time
this spring ard due one month alter date. Al
persons are forewarned from trading for said
note, rs !, has been paid.
SAM WILLIAMS.
June ! SGT. y AZ
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EsTRAY NOTICE.

'cAkEN up by J. ;. Alexander, living one
/ nile west OF Marshall. on the Henderson
road and posted before VIM Woodson. j. T.
two Mexican mules one white mare mule. with
Spanish brand on the left hip the other dark
bay horse mule bran I'D as the first mentioned
msle. Both Of medium size and supposed TO be
twelve or fifteen years old. Appraised at thirty
dollars each
II. +. FRIDERIDl. Clk.
BY Wx. WeoDsos. j. 7.
Junc T. 1861. s. %
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NOTICE.

THE undersigned ha-iog recently put up
l drserate Corn Mil, Is prepared To grind
corn .or one eighth. On short uoticc, and gaarAn.
tees satisfaction 10 those Who may favor hi:n
with thsi, custom.
r. LANG.
Marshall. Jan. II. 1861. pl7f
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:
OFFICIAL. NOTICE.

4 Ii Officers Of Harrison County, who are
N entitled b, law 10 receive copies Of the ac,s
Of the last Legislature. are notified TO apply for
them at the Office Of the Chief Justice
GEORGE LANE, Chl9 Jeane.
Marshall June %. 1851. nl0-G
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J. u. LANCASTER \ Co.,
DRUGGISTS l. AP0TnECARIES,

MIR NWHIL, IENIN.
L. EfP on hand Fresh and Pure Drugs, Mei.
N cines. Paints. Obs Fancy 1ooais Peria-
merry, Ae , Cream Tartar. Starch, and Biu.Hg.
etc. The most approved and finest extracts, and
many other nice thing for the ladies.
june IS 1851. n3p-y.
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NOTICE.

'1'fIE accounts due f. Schwartz ate now In the
han,h Oft. 4. Harris, j. p, for suit any
persons calling on him som and paying their ac-
counts will save cost
April 20 sol n3 q
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SOl.N NENV LOW.


l'RuN udafer Monday ucxi, December tn,
L the Train will positively leave the Mar
shall Depot al o'clock A. NJ The Omnibus
viii leave the Railroad ullce a. half pai, SIX
o'clock, A. VI.
c. 4. HfNsON, Gen. supcrus.
MarBhali, Jan. Aih 1860 ul3H
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NoTlcE.TO THE PUBLIC AND INSTRUCTIONS
To posTMASTERs.

| NEW PO6TAnE ACTS.
To PosTMAsTERs.
The following laws have been enacted
by the Congress Of the Confederate States
of America
Letter. Poslage
AN ACT TO presdolbe the Rates o,' POSTAGE
in the Couftrate States Of America, aud for
other purposes
The S..gress Of Inc Confederate State. Of
America d. enact That from and after such
period rs the Postmaster General may by proc
iamation announce, there shall be charged the
| following rates Of postage, to.git: For every
single sealed letter. and for every letter in man
uscript or paper of any kind. upon which inior
nation shall be asked for or communicated in
writing or by marks or signs, conveyed 10 the
mail Tor any distance between places within the
Confederate States OF America not exceeding
five hundred miles, five cents and Tor any dis.
lance exceeding Eve hundred miles, double that
rate; and every letter or parcel no, exceeding
bali an ouncc IN weight, shall he deemed a sin
Gle letter. AMI every additional weigh, Of half
an ounce. nr additional weight OF less than half
m ounce, shall he charged with additional sin.
gle postage end al Fatkages containing Other
than printed o. mriitea ma'icr-Gnd money paak
ayes are included "a tt's cidss--.hah be faied bH
ircfgH as idists are rated and STALL be- charged
the rates Of postage On letter. and all drop let
tcrg, or letters placed 10 amy postoiiicc not for
Transmission bui for delivery only. shall hc chorg
el with postage at the rate OF TWO cents each :
and in al the foregoing eases the postage must
be prepaid by stamps and all letters which
shali hereafter be advertised as remaining over or
nncaed for in any po-tolice shall be- charged
with two cents each in addition to tie regular
postage. both TO be accounted FOX as other post
ages Of this CouiedcTaoy.
Postage On Newspapers PamThiefs. and oiier
grta'e8 natter including Boohs.
And be- Il further enacted That al ncv spapcrs
published within the Cont, rate -iaic- not cx-
ccoiing three ouiccs in weight and seat from
the 45ce Of publication % actual aud hlH9 hds
subscribers within the Confederate States. shall
BE- charged with posiag' as follows, Via; The
postage on tie regular numbers Of n newspaper
published weekly, shall be- ton cents per quar-
Ter. pApers Published semi weekly double that
amount papers published thrice a week treble
that amount papers published az times week
six times that amount unl papers published
daily. seven times that amount And ON news
papers weighing more than three ounco', there
Shall be charged on each additional ounce IN AL
diuan To the foregoing rates, on those published
once week. five cents per ounce, or fraction Of
an ouuec PER quarter ON those published twice
week ton cents PER ounce per quarter; on those
pubshad three times week, fifteen cents per
ounce uar quarter, on ,ho,t Published six tunes
a week. thirty cents per ounce per quarter ~nd
on Those published daily, thiFtyG'c cents per
. gualn flf gftarfl~
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Fair Warning!

A IL persons ac hereby forewarned from
n cutting or carrying ~ timber from my
land, situated four Mies south wort Of Marshall;
placc formerly owned BY Dr. h. =. Young.
The law will b ristAy ensdsced against III
Offenders.
5. ". CRANBERRY.
May ~, 1881: Sos.em
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k:aray Notice.

TAKEN up ~ Ios Kessler. living sbcu, u
i mikes west OF MAsshsll. on the Red Rock
rad, and mar Iagrones s,orv, and posted be
FORE William WcosiAon. j. r. one dark bay
horss scar under the right eye some ssddlc
marks, about eight yeass old and appeaised At
o43 r. F. FRIEDRICH. Clerk.
jane IS, 1851 n30- 81
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GREAT CHANGE!
NEW GOODS AND A NEW MANI

II SiiAR1I informs his frienls aad custom
liz cts. of Marshall AMI Harrison county
that be has sold his entire stock to Mr. A. Loeb,
who will carry on the business
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And the new proprietor, confident Of being
able 70 give even greater satisfaction than his
predecessor, hopes that the liberal patronage
hitherto extended TO the house will be continued.
1t will bc his object to please and satisfy all who
may favor him with their custom
Mr., A Loeb has many years experience in
'he Dry ard Fancy Goods Business, in The priu-
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THE LINCOLN GOVERNMENT DENOUNCED BIZ
The U, S suPRLME COURT


with Guadalaiara or Mazatlan.
/ THE LINCOLN GOVERNMENT DENOUNCED BY
The U S. suPRLME COURT
/ The Lincoln Government, through the
! dcspoiic action of Gen Cadwallader,
has recently treated the Supreme Court
Of the United States with contempt and
set its authority at defiance The Plea
| yune in reference 10 this case says;
"Thc facts are stated by the Caicf JUS
/ ticc, briefly but with perfect clearness
/ 4 military officer, who is a resident of
/ Penney lvania issues an order to arrest
in Baltimore a citizen Of Maryland, with.
out any judicial process, and upon vague
I and indefinite charges, without epccjica.
tlon, or examination, or proof Under
this order the house of the citizen ia en-.
tered 10y night, and he is carried to pris.
on in fort. \ haJeas csypus issues from
/ a Justice of the Supreme Court rcquitiug
( the production Of the prisoner in order
that the Legality of the imprisonment
may be inquired into The officer rciu-
scs 10 obey the writ, and alleages in his
Justification that he has been authorized
by the President of the United States to
suspend the ha5eos mYus act, at his dis.
4 erection, and that in the exercise Of that
discretion, he suspcnds it IN respect to
this prisoner
In aggravatiou Of the overriding of
+ this act, the Judge rccitcs previous and
attendant circumstances which show thnt
al . d 3. j.
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Estray Notice.

TAKEN up ny J. ". Galloway, living egh,
i mllg~ nofth.wes, from Marshall. on the Cole
and Benton read, and pasted before ". Wootson.
j. T., ebay bank horse pony, about five years
old, branded with letter VI. or the lea shoulder.
No Other marks or brand. pcreivablc Appras.
ed at sixty dollars.
H.. r. FRIpERICI. CIR
l,y W. Woopsos Jr,. D. c.
Mag l5 ls6l n35s2,
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THE two s.ory frame building, formerly own
! ed and occupied by tho late G.. NJ Adams,
near the Adkins House This building has four
rooms one Of them lap s.airs,) neatly papcred
for a bed room would prefer to rent the en-
tire builiiny, but would rent single rooms
ELIZABETH COOLEY
May Is. 1861. nl6;ts