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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-07-20

/ The Maine Regiment reached New
/ York on the 18Th, on their way TO Wash
ington, and received a banner from The
sons and daughters OF Maine residing in
New York. Rev DR.. Hitchcock, in pre-.
sen,ng this banner, out beloved Beech
or and Cheevcr, ~ may be inferred from
the following specimen
You 20 to join thousands of gallant
men, who have marched on before You,
in obedience to their coun,ry's call, to be
joined by other thousands, I'LL our grand
, old chlcltan, who is now organizing die
nations va'or, in vnlica,ion Of the ma.
TONS authority and majesty, shall have
all the troops he wants. Cheers The
scrrent's egg was Matched thirty years
ago. The hero Of New Orleans put his
heel upon it, but only on it's tail
Laughter We have only scotcled
this snakc--not killed it. You go 90 put
your heel uron it, and kill it Good
good" aud applause You understand
why you go. You 20 not only as sol.
deus, 10 do soldiers work, but you carry
hayoncts that think. You go as citizens
Make thorough work of this, first with
the bayonct, and then with the hemp
Until this business is ended, applause
and cries of good, and ended forever
Applause Clear out. clear out these
serpcnts. so that they shall never hiss
again on this continent in orr ears, aud
our rhil'ren's ears, TO the end of time
l"Gool,' and applause. The year 1861
is date tina. will stand side by side
with l7IG. And now, AS the clocks on
our towers have told the high hour Of
noon here, we are just reaching the high
noon Of our majesty aud power We
began to be in lT7d. We are men to-day,
and we mean to vindicatc or manhood,
We mean to claim the whole of this
continent AS ours, from the lakes to the
Cult from the Atlantic to the Pacific
Applause This is a great and right
cous work II is work on which God is
smiling These disasters of which we
hear are only the gentle discipline Of our
Heavenly Father 10 teach Us how ~
bear disaster, and teach US how to snatch
victory on more important fields. APP
plausc There can be no doubt in re-
gard 10 this issuc. The loyal States are
sending down their troops as on the line
of an immense fan; and we know in
whose hands is the knob Of that fan.
These troops are pouring down from The
Fast, from the North, and from the West
and there is one clear brain, aud one Wig
orous hard which knows bow TO WELD
these troops The conspiraiors have put
themselves Just where our leading Gen
cral chose them to bo--into the trap
which he had set for them. Thanked on
their left by the free mountains Of \ir.
ginia, llaukcd ON the right by the free
waters Of the Chesapeake, and our own
brave troops pouring IN upon them until
they must either be anuihilatei ur sur
render, Let them take their choice APP
plausc, and cries Of Good They have
said that we cannot suhiugatc them
that we must annlhlatc them first Let
them take their choice between subjuga-
ton and humiliation, applause just
which they please but oue'or the other
before the ilh of Marchs sun be secu in
the heavens Applause
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-07-20
- military Men.

'TilE undersigned world respectfully invite
the attention q ihe pehlis and especially
TIC Militia au'i vosp'eers of f'ssas AID Leal-
lana 70 very superior 1aa'Ny Auxiliary Gocs!-
linz .wais, tsilis. kersess linsys. and race,
sho~.
Wool and the bopis Of Confederate State.
will be taken ia pasiasai ',r sass. wheat, Hour.
cotton. and any ot.er article Il ing Aas. or
may .ayu, far sals.
". WARE
July lo,h, lssl, 4hAt
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-07-20
(bDbITl ARIES,

I. bed charms. C,ssty, Tcr.c lass eo,h. ISL
r ATVFK A. rnfK Lar, u, N ,,cs, C,npty Leon
Ca. Aasast Ut, ISL ased ~ ear. lsmonlh. and
= days.
Mr. Cook Wa married three tmc.. aud II a Large
family He fc.ided Ia tie county IT Isacnck Geur
AT ~ Issi ne "a. hirh,y es,.t Md whsr. he WI.
well known and gained The confidence Of fhosf who
made N. aeuua.ntanc, ia Texas. lie ~. ,sye{edIy
attached 10 ri. fafnilS nd pruvli fos itch comfort
lie lived moral lie and did not until the Iuli u
1854 attach hlrisc' 10 WY eA'rsh. then he united
With the Methodist Church in Marshall. lie coniorin.
Ell 20 the tulc, Of the church. and hol iof siof,
time tie Office ~ steward and Trustee IN the charch
until bl4 health compelled him To resign them iast
spring he Wis conincd to I. roem closely Ior ~
pouihs aud lie moot III the me wns uustlc g. los
dosn 10 re.' %. slsep IT, suffered mueh mofc than
can ae fs.ciitei ~ any ~. lxN.,. In the hrii
stage - his sickness be I'D leel wen pased io
Death hut for sasor months ief, biz death. he *
pereafe H. csmortsble Ip,. Of religion 10 lafce
lerfec some fev weeks 6cloi, b, died be scm fof
the wtlt.f to administer 20 nm The holy .aefament
In VIII "a he wa- ahnnianiiy blessed Hhunied and
r,,l.ra the Lord for his goodness H. r1ntinnca
sln this time 10 he iuliy gsiged ana srady 10 r.
H.. last word. he VS. heard - speak II an not
afraid 70 die 20 end calmly ell asleep ~ lhii.t
He was bnfiad IN the Marshall Cemetery ,he next
d,, A lam. conenut4e 81 people attended NJ. bur.
mf In his death n family l1ye los protect ~. 'le
church a worthy member aud tie community a pau5
citizen. ~. .,lsefinv. are ail done sud his body
rect. ia hope oi the fessnertiOn %, lhc faiihiul.
MAY the lari hie-- hi. family, AID protect his eil
dren and .anstf, Nj, dcail . oar good
}. y. Itllis.
Mar.hail Tosa-. July lslh l-ai.
r.. ,,t....i.,. ,i,..,.,,e c.t,,..,, rex,.
- -','',ber,, eL+i..t,n Nd,..,,e cl..ie-ton.
a.. 80 -" ~ ~,
NU''' "''''''' f'' ~
re-. al, d, ,, d. ,..,.-..f ,e s,,tt The ,crs,,,,.
hed -samiiy John in BIS siacaypf' vision, tr,ad-
down the iliiest Hover we is'cie.t a"l peiluanee
an only daughter, when ~ iouNaN = h'aii ihc
chogd tiat biii- together Ane H- not'f 'n1 aANsh.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-07-20

From the correspondence Of lord
LYONS British Minister at Washington,
with lh. Government ia regard a. the
blockade Of the Southern ports, II APP
pears that Seward promised to furnish
him with cory pl the instructions so
the hlockadug commanders, ion tbv guid
auco Of BRUSH merchantmen. but after
wards refused alleging Ms a reason that
II one Government wan SO favored All
could claim 1t, aud the result might hr
andue publicity OF the distractions
Lord Lyon says:
observed To- Mr. Seward that the lin
It's Of The blockade which IT was ipton.
dcd To- establish were not clearly stated
It was not easy to understand exactly
to what extent of coast the expression
the ports within the states mentioned
was applicable. MIR Seward said that il
was intended Ia blockade the whole coast
from Chesapeake Bay 10 the mouth Of the
Rin Grandc observed to him that the
extent If the coast between these two
points was, supposed abuUt 5000 miles
Surely the United States had not Il ma
val force sufficient to establish au cticc-
tive blockade of such a length Of coast
Mr. Seward, however, maintained that
the whole would be hIockaded, and block
aided oflectivoly
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-07-20

I I the April farns A D 1851 Of the County
~ Court al Harrison county. p,ris'u'a- to the
states oi acccased persons letters q Aan,uis
traitor were granted to the undersigned on the
estate Of Ellen Barker, deceased This Is there
fore Ia give notice to all p~sNs holding claims
ssssuAt sasi estate. 10 present them within tue
time pr,scribed BY law, and these inslchsed tn
make in,ur.u'e'- payment
John MUNDEN, Admit
= 4 -
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-07-20

WE have lorse lot II Tagging AMI kope
w on band, aud would adyi-. our old lres3s
and customers 10 caale forward at once and sUp
ply tAem8elstf not only With BagTing and Itops.
ba, sugh other afiiclg- ~ a.e 10 be rad. A hut
20 tie 80 Is suil3eicni.
g. G. GREGG { co.
Julg III. iab n3y-3ln.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-07-20
NOTICE.

4 LII. pessars are i,rewarncsl iro,a trading tar
~ a sigh. draA drawn by the undersigned II
hsos u 4 =. Hope. upon \. y. Donovan Ne-
Orleans, sor two hundred dollars. dated April
cat', sal. sad drail has been paid hy ihe m
deslgned. and tho party holding !, hss h.ii<d to
return il " T. BALDWIN.
JAY s,h. 1861 MAT
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-07-20

lituqr Anrms kRaiNt>7, 9Th E'sisApF,
Pep pnsipS. liA,s MILITIA.
M,hsHut, la,v .sh, 1871
In obedience TO the onler ol Brig Cent W
T. lAtr. the R,gImeu'ai staff and Field uslcers
of iihrrlsoa county Texas wiz rendezvous Al
~, Marshall SPRING. six milrs West " Mar
shall 900 Haudsy. the 22ai OF THIS i@5t.,h uIlg
acned and equipped l0F wnlAs camp anil
drill. A'to NJ ne sIml time AMI place al tie
commits. ael aud Ean. oomnnis-ion d aficer. pf
tie d.H.ru, militia spi volunteer eenpaai.s
wi'l anfsn- mnrd and equipped TER . like
service.
Captains Of companies throughout toe Hcci.
meat Will pr Gus 10 the 2!nd inst.. cause a
muster ron to be- n.ado uat containing al Tie
nam,s, resident within Their respective bounds
Liable 20 military dGiy, eid ihe COMPANIES uat-
frd rs rcfairtd BY law 10 be Md a pear 1T ibe
cuts ol Nltshail on saturday. the 9Th july
inst. armed aud equipped 'or a l'.siusnta dfili
md review
lis order 81 tie Co'urci
WILLIAM EHADEikln.
Jus q. SCI. isfasnf
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-07-20

The London Money Market Review
says, We have babItualiy regarded the
United States with respect, as u proyidcr
Of cotton, whereby -four millions OF peo-
Pile subsist Let lis not forget that we
must now transfer this feeling 10 the
Conicderaics.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-07-20

THINNING THE ZouAvEa.--SAys the Nor.
folk Herald The Ellsworth ZouaTes
have to be punished to coupel them to
va n, 0nard At Alexandria Nins we're
Killed on Friday night and every night
an, ar more fnds himself dead man.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-07-20
NEW ADVERTISEMENT

r. 4. rsfstte. wv -"eS
DNTii-Lo 4 MASON. Iatgness GOD Casa'.iif'
~ I.1tf. iuFgFHsuS, ffN a., WI prtficc i1 the
sixth and rieh,h iuaciai pissscf. Prompt ssssn
'ien VII be siych - eOl3esstcn snA -cu ru,sft 81
.sims. oscc on Marshall street over J. l.. :. {
81 III store.
rs The pF'a.s.sg fos 70, include ilar''s0a
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-07-20
j. y. LASt A>TEH h Co.,
DRUGGISTS & APOTnECAnlES,

HiRSiiALL. TEXAS.
L. Efl' on lspa ffe.h ssd Pure Drugs, Me1i-
~ cnes fait,s, OBS, Fnncy Gcods. PERU
merry Ac.i Cfcefa Tartar. starch. and D'uiag.
etc. The mo-' approved snd fines. extracts, and
many other uicc things Tor the ladies.
Junf Is ls6l ns9-y.,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-07-20
NOTICE.

1NHt accounts doe l.. schwartz arc now W ths
| hands II l.. a. llArris. j F., Tor sn,, any
persons calling va him ,oca and paying their ~
counts vail save cost
Apfd ~. efl. n.5l 81
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-07-20

Gen. Twi.ss has issued strict orders
To prevent all communication with the
/. :. vessels tloeAaiing the r,vci and
Lake approaches to New Orleans
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-07-20

Gen. Winfield Scott was scventy-livc
years old cn the 9Th Of June A writer
once remarked that some peoplc never
know when to de with credit Texas
and Virginia have each produced spec
linen OF that Mind
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-07-20

Ihs loassiNc Jours.l. Of the 5,h. sa's thai
the plTectoss d the Louisville anl SAshvilc
Railroad raw. aid % .he authorities 81 reunes-
ss. that no more trains ~iil he sect 20 ,lleir
STATE until tho, ss,.,j shall " s.ycu ap
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-07-20

ILoEtors Waffle movements OF troops
IN this and other sections contiguous. por'cud
some important movements. We do no, mention
these movements hut our readers may expect
some stirring news shortly .- lHs~psir Ina
ifrtks sf5
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-07-20

4 LApy GwISc llsg lrwns "A pats .9i.
ic lady Of this city offers Ia donate o.,
the Confederate States a complete dia-
mond set, valued at 5000 Ce'Ha3as
Ga EA7HH,G
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-07-20

Anderson. the fugitive slave. whose
case created some excitement 10 Canada
has arrived IN England.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-07-20
LIST on LETTERS

!isaia:ang IN tss rost ollics a, Aar.hal'
Tex. Oh the Ist a. u Jniy. leel. vaieh IT
MOI taken out BY she sHh Jay d eeptsuber
next. win be ~n, 70 re 3erscrad Po~ 6Hee o.
irri letters
Advertising l,e tvo cents. which must be pnid
nm .I.t,vcr,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-07-20

Mr. Gu.ou, who was arrested in Nev York
by Superintendent OF Police Kennedy, ios circu
laiug PEACE pot,tion, has laid his dan,asss
against The Superintendent at 100000, Tor
lplsr IMPRISONMENT
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-07-20

kufsr - a man Ivy the name Of James
our was killed 10 Alto, on Saturday
The particulars are not known Nang
sschcs Csyaaine
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-07-20

IN Jamaica. fifteen hundred acres have
been planted With eol.pa AS an cygcti.
meat
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-07-20

MonE sHoorIxG.-I Ccntcrvillc Times
saws that Mr. BEN llarduot shot Mr.. Mar
tin More ut that place, with no provoca-
liou on tie part Of More. |, is thought
liardn,t was jealous If More. Dick
Vance has also hecu stabbed at that place
10y PIT Paine. 4 sad state of thing when
We have 80 MANY eMemL.s without.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-07-20

Bay, The New Orleans Crescent Of the 9Th
says;
The private correspondence by the Europa
Of The lAth, was received yesterday. of course,
there were no orders for cotton The news OF
the pretended blockade Of The Southern ports
had been received, causing no uneasiness, how
ever, Brea,istui,s were dull and the harvest
prospects extremely intterng shipments OF
oretJstuils from Northern ports must now cease,
and with good harvest in Grea, Britain where
viii be found yarkst next season for the sur
plus productions Of cereals OF the Northern and
Northwestern States
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-07-20

Alr,..dy in the manufacturing cts of Lowell
collections are taken ar iov fhe rear 81 the city
Il this safierns among the poor begins 20 he
severely ieli il uiidsammcr, what mast il be By
the At of JaaAary 500
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-07-20

4 srcEssIoNisr llrNo \ d Burke, a
was hung by the citizens II
Lane, Ogle county, Illinois on the lstb
inst from the third story Of an clubhouse
building.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-07-20

The grain crops il Northwestern Aisausas
arc the most abundant ever gathered there. Such
quantity Of wheat has been grown that mllrrs
are anxious 10 mako contracts for the delivery Of
the Hanr AZ g III per hundred pounds
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-07-20

The Richmond Dispatch Is reliably informed
that Ion l.. T. Wigiall has b,ep ioadeFed the
command OF The fosas battalion IN camp ssar
that city, and ~lll probably accept the post
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-07-20
MQTN,E.

f1NliE aa3snif.a1 hsAg isesntly ~ !, :
i H1Amss ssnsA A1ksis tdu1s1S1 ~ ma
casn ~ osp<ighAh - slat - sss-
'css ssk!1AstinA - Nsss - - 49, hin
=. &GNG.
A.saaA,i. ~. y. Jf, ~uksn
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-07-20

TINS WHsAr CRar -- TIE bar ,cstiug of
this great staple is now noarly over ln
our state. and certainly snch a grop WAS
never known before ia Tennessee 70
ChrAsrsNc Ciroaioc
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-07-20

A G. s WAE SrrAarR At SKA.-'ihe G.
: war steamer sampler, w'ichhas been
fitting mp at New Orleans for some
monila under Com Rousseau. got 70 sea
on the morning Of the ith. during a ten.
porary absence Of the blockadng steam.
er. the Brooklyn The latter started in
pursuit when she found ont what had &C.
cured. but returned to the Head OF the
Passes ON Monday morning without the
Sumpter.
The sump,cr was formerly the steam
ship Marquis De llabana, captured last
year at Vera Cruz 10y the |. ;. squadron.
She is nearly the size Of the South Car
olina, now of' oar port, ia atrong aud
swift vessel is well armed aud manned
by good and true men,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-07-20

balloon fight seems 10 have been pre-
vented only by the Withdrawal of PROBES.
sor lowe from his region OF aerial recon.
noissances over the Potomac country
According to the Petersburg Express, II
was the intention OF Professor Patton 81
that city. to have provided his aerial voy-
ager with couple Of six FOUNDER riiIod
cannon, and send Nh Lowe TO terra iirma
quicker than he went up The Express
is good at "a joke, but the six-pounders
are rather heavy -~ Data
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-07-20
Special Notice.
Southern ..'aciilc Rail Road.

LNUM and afer Monday next, December 7tb,
i The Train Will positively leave the Mar
shall Depot NJ o'clock. A. " The Oo,nibss
ei leave the Railroad otirs n, half psst sis
O'Clock \. NJ.
G. l.. HYNsON. G.n. Supcrnt.
Marshall. Jan jfl. 1861. nl34i
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-07-20
NOTICE

r HEREBY gwen thu, George l.. liill
l VIM Nonison, 81. sua G.. &. toppixr lave
lc5e COMM ..s9ued, aud lsaye each dls qualified
a. Notary Fables IN and Or Harrison county.
GEORGE LANE. csief f,s'iSe.
la'y l., sSGl.
Kcturmed to Marshall.
f1NiIE Nise4ihrr has removed 10 Marshall ard
] has opened IA III, Aoasc formerly rccarIrd
by splbey 4 Alien. lie has spicnad 10, Of
Ready Mssic Clothing. and Gents. Furnishing
,.n.sis which he il selling a. The lowest acnres
Or eash Give him call md see inr yourself
Ne also carries on the tailoring husiness, and
IL arsiarssi f,r custom work eating makiag
uniforms &c.
4 JACOBS.
.Iny a0th isdl nttsl
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-07-20

Mss has two brother. enlisted under tn q 'e q
theIf country g. meet Ho Roc Of the seuil -ul iHr
.u,lJ.f.tt.r " p ulii.
Iiiy Istb 4-f
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-07-20

fsa,- The Richmond correspondent 81 the y.
o. Delta writing under date Of the 9th inst,
lays:
" lIurlbut Who appealed to the benefit of thc
halto' corpus is sill, believe, in dnauce,
though it is considered quite possible that be-
will obtain a release. He claims to he citizen
of Charleston and denies the right Of our uuthcr-
iiies to treat him AZ foreign enemy or .py. Il
is also said that Mr.. benjamin hai written let
ter in his behalf ,cstiiying To his having render
Ell valuable service to the Confederate Go,crn-
mont
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-07-20
sEMI-AN<UAI REPORT

OF THE FINANCIAL CONDITION on TIE cor
poRATfoS or THE CITY OF MARSHALL.
FROM JANUARY l. TO triN ]. l~el.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-14

L ICAL ADVISER sud MARRIAGE GUiDE-A bosk
e1posfg Ile fl ci, o. fhys0'lss End tie unsaocessl
~ retc sud imp op=s rea,Ucn pross'irs re ei vott
e and ssviis bo,h nitd srt bocy tea wrecE Eh
st1t p8ge ilohussfious By st. Lsr1fnt. fars Lon
oo1 srdNsN rrt hyan sld Surgeon No 81 Broad ~sy
tug slGsl \. y Mailed By KcnsFasoe Tor J. Ne stsy-
Rost IoBsey No. i2i Nsszut %. DeIier Co. No -
Ntz., Dc W f., No j. frsukf5it-ft Ne~.fort. the
doctors thee Gf-ctous fen u O {
g. Ae IN t.e ol1wtns pa slrusndiss
DE- LAr MOST she sectst: DsPs'sh AtAf Cour des
G.sa tr4 DfEekrst, Siss. .sLslls Mss-ga .s'isE, kS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-14

COUNTRY SEAT.-EXECUTOR SALE
~ at AUCTION, 10 close estate Premises 10 the Town
Of Poushkeep,e shout miles south fou the Court House
IN the CITY Of PoughssePe between the city and the resi-
dsnes 6f Professor More South Avenue shout 80 feet
ffos FIFTY ACRES being The south bali Of the farm I-
merly owned By Mr Cosasn Of he A'or House, II tho
neshberhood Of Mr. Winslov OF the Of LaneT Wns-
low 4 Co, Nsu.Y0rk aud Mr. Vs,ssrs, Spring Side
coIm0dious 2story d uble hOnss prem es psfl0r,
hall ,tIns dining lsrFe bed ROOM and Kitchen
the door halls large rooms and four smaller bed.
rooms, second foor. Whole warmed by furnace good
vel and cern good barn lhsd stables and carriage h0u.e,
al IN good order.
Can be AiysDsgeouIy divided into beautiful
plsce.
TIE sse ~ Court House IN the City Of Poushkeop.ie New
YoTk on SDAI 2it November 1911, ., two o'clock,
stsuo2n Terms Of pay msnt entirely easy For yiew
information apply 10 EXECUTOR. or Hr SERGEANT,
AlCtigaee 10 said city. Mr. FONDA, the ptemises
q. COLE. EIes1tor, No. 2eJ MIin at
Dated Nov T. 1851.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-14
% Eet.
Board dn0 Rooms.

A SUITE Of ROOMS, consisting Of parlOr, bed
n room sld bsi4roon Wh al th- modern Improvement,
I'D b. LEI 70 g-utlsusn and wife stiei
.,n-r1sn vii siho1t Board Terms lccers-e. Apply
a. No 81 Eali z1tb-sf., ~ ss sooss fsoE .lk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-14
lusurance Compdnles.

NOTICE % FIRE INSURANCE AGENTS.
~ "A tu.-cI&,s s rOCK MUTUAL IHsUHsfCE Cohi
PANV Want Ac.a,s 81 su tLs northern, Essisit ga
Western s4iss App..eaBt n4st i.i fsisistse - - -
seer AID r,syons..llty. Addr.. BqE No % f'"-ieh
GsssOd.es
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-14

EHARLES READEs GREAT NOVEL.
THE SENSATION BOOK or THE YEAR
More than sir Thoa.sal already sold
EIGHTH EDITION GoING TO PRESS.
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