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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-09-21
G. L O It H / n 6,

assert thrt can sell you the quality OF Goods
for less money than any House in hs city, and
nation Of my stock YOU Sll find the truth Of my
assertion self. evident.
Thaukful the liberal patronage which have
joyvd past six months respectfully solicit
patro nge in the future. making it my aim meri, it,
10y living ~ 10 my motto OF
Large sales. small Profits. and Honorable
Dealing.
SE-Two doors Eas; OF the City Bank. North Of the
Court House. FL. YlSKE.
Ottawa. April Is. 1881.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-22

Iy,,.
w." 30" OK ltny taellFy O4Hy Thtnks'
Thomas II. Clay, u son of Henry Clay,
writes ms follows from his hon. in Ash.
land ,o., f,u,,,ro r-;o,,, r,.;,;,...
( -. :" "''0t"sE
F'st' VI Ne"'"SSy'
Ay Dear.-Therei is nothing in the prcs-i
lentcouditiOn of our country which effects
me so profoundly rs therOnIiliOn in which
the women and rhil,lren Are brought
/ Could the cOnspirntOrs against tho integri-
biy ut our CniOn have forseen this, tlIey
mast have had the hearts of liends. But
/ hold That the mIssesHre everywhere hon.
est, auii have been prCcipitated liy nmGi.
| tiOns and uaprincipied politicians in the
1 South Into revolution. On the 4th inst
our gallant people Of Kentucky proclNim-
cd again Mt the hnll0t-LOx their uuswery-
| ing devotion to the Uuinn and their unul-
trtnhle love TO the Stars ind Stripes, that
banner which your owutrue-hearlcd hns-
bund glUriOusls upheld on sea and hand
whilst in the service of the Federal Gov
trnment. know and partake of, his warm
and impmlstve inatnrCN and do not wonder
at his being somewhat impellrd by it,
The same blood flows through our veins
and have no doubt we felt equally indiG.
nnnt at tile, Presidents Prorlam4tion.-
Bnt, edncate'l as II lawyer. and much of my.
life having been given to study and refiec-
ton, rcsitiingtn the country, removed from
the excttements OF n city life. ! have eS-
aminedr and believe fully digested the
whole subject. The aggression of the
onuth AT Fort Sumter hns unlted the entire
North. Can 1t be wondered Mt, that the
theitrt OF tue entire Northern and North
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-22

Kentucky, are determined that neither our
hands nor the hdnds Of one people shall
he fmbued intthe blood Of our Northern or
our Southern brctbren. 4 Are we
not I'm tile true postti6b2 Oar Border
Sldve State GonventipngWill be held, aud
We hope nothing hnt COOL from'i It. 1t is
our hrm determinations TO do, as far rs in
us lies, onr %h6letdnly, aud, with Nimerct-
Ifali Cod we will have results. .Ynd and /
are Sb0th protested ChristIdls. Bdve We
any right to doubt the intefposition Of our
Heavenly King lie rules tile affhirs, of
buttons nsswell sas men. Let our prayers
daily ascend TO HE throne for'dclivcranee
from the evils by WHICH NE nr,. surrounded
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-22
WHEEETNG, WEDNEsDAY NOR fSIgess

H., x -; 3. O - = -
IL Sound of cfyii .I,,', Luz
l-nn6n ii,nss s,.t,,i,!. ,F IL ~ =
Einmihenk ON lonIy ~ ~ Z /, ~ ,f r.
tof base instIrFccfio5 si;sS ~, ~ St.ttus4
lwiIl. rear its bfdtsns sfSr,n h - a5s.
i'mtdst. dipuing itS rfts -,
| the blood Of Leibies snFsncT ,Es
Etcnder infant ana S3;., ~. III ~.
fhin ne III ~ "a III Ri u AHsAs
i,s5 iSs <.
/ irrs, ~ ~ - ti7' =. y et We
kHy 10 re- y Slll4sns y. s,
o,s1i;.ns n5j A., "a iS u w Z Z M "
faga JVIs ~ Sb,i4 {. l..sSslSSss 81 peEl.
-eoyerin;eni tS, .ssslHe ~ Illf pgst
snrsI; nm, M g eeni=lns
4 t3 ~ ~
~ z! glst
ne ~ ~ s,
tgniSsIi Z ! ~ ~ = y
l'FIc, ,:,SS,iS ~ stp ~ my my
nein1 Inn 5r,i z; ~ y, s Psi;
4 6T hs,
syss .,.i3fs g
sbnlFI have sE;i5S mi ,a,ss,
q 4 =, y.
Fesort 10 sssas it3 MA s.ari;a Ipl 9 lss
4 one win 1;it,S s!,3 :. toE
s;sh,s = stt s. loE the
ihs. if,ns UNI Ut
Imiior md ,.o.s,,,, Feyo'
/ -, S''SSte -
~ esEeFnl Sl[stnlans. | again qppealIto
you, you; AronSsl Ayll the awful Issue Is upon US.
treason stalks III your very midst Resist
u, crlsn II Out. Standing on your riglits
o1phNst conquer; acting IN aujast am,i
golSeeN9se, you must Win3tlle Bnttle. Was
llle loul 9St o. destroying tue Union per
tSe1raIe4-gI one man, lle :&opld ut once be
Gsnounceo SD; as tnes Gat taline OF America.
I,le 1le ma man VINO. woatd betrny the American
,h SIlnh H9uia it oe Ga cln ssed. IN pupular senti-
tnent, win lim ~hg a. sold Christ for thirty
pieces OF sllEer. The foul hnndthnt wOul,l
apply the torch to this glorious temple,
Srselsa ny our ttnthers, 5gonsecratrd lIy
llelr prH HSers, cemented by, their blood, his
h"ine would -pe allied TO eternnl fnf:Imv,
anu the cnrses OF posterity Leaped unon
/ MS he'hl: Yet there IS many IL Catalina
M"hy y JUDAS mhny benedict Arnold
ana mnny an aaron Burr. o, immortal
spirits of the unforgotteuld dead, start out
Indignant from your graves, frOwn from
your starry heights at the foul tlishonor,
cHstnponyOur memories! Let me imploro
you again to prove trne to The flag of your
country. co Do all 10 your power 10 rescue
western Virginia from the ynwniug abyss
OF destruction. Wipe out the foul stain Of
uishonor'which secession has cast upon.
my nntIve state. let US spurn the doc
tFIne that ma1i Is incapable of seif-gpvern-
menI; men All hallons are Looking to us, not
nIREa
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-22

4s5=SPEc1AL NOTICES Double the above rates
q early Advertising on reasonable terms, accor-
made. - 2 - = " +EHs'14il
All acknowledgements hpn transient perSons or stranS
era, TO DO paid fo1: IN ddrdHcS. >
business Cards not exceeding i've lInes $40 peryear
Or 6 for SIX months but for shorter period notlIug
VIII be counted 1esS than n square. = - .
The privilege OF Animal IdyeftSih IL limited +n
the Advertisers own Inpedtate business; ani ali
advertisements for the benehE of other Drscs a
well ns all legal RvertiSemPlts and ayeFFfSer1enFS
ofHnetipn sales and real IN by fen nuSt
be paid for at the usual fateS. = !. =
,AdyeFtilenleuts NOT accompapied With written
pccor1Iugly. - 80
Notices Tor Political Msstings 70 be charged "a an
caEcS At full rates : = : - -
MarrlaSta. Notices Of FunerSls, and announcement
ermOns, so cents zach. n1TiiJSo =
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-22

The RosltiOn-OE: :.VirgInle,-Bast and
3. tFfom the n. Il. f1frald.I
Upon the presumption that inthe SEate
sleetiGni Ohthe 23dinSt. the popular rRtifi.
cation -rNnsbc txtptts ted! 'Yiirgflid, Epul- d7d
body boots and breechGs, has been haul4
ett'pycr .tosJGHg Davis. Agaiusts this sRtsu+
Lutte dHePoltsuT, the people of5the North.
western section; where there are very few
ntgRers, hut where there is Il I0uutiful
supply of free RUunlatn mir, lluve iust
held a Convention at 8 NSheeling Upon ;the
question of emitting off the seerders, /, md
this ssthe substance Dfthe proceedings, to
witt s, ~sI ear = -
The nso:utiOns condemn the ordinance Of Reces,
sion nana n1nsxRtVn tnitlls SOutIera COniiilrrncy rs
destrucfve totls interests. social and pulitIcn of
MsdteFn Virginia. anil provide for hOlling COnVeII-
lOn, TO DO cOlnSel OF all the counties IN the Slate
EHoalle to division thereof, on tle II til ,lny of
June next. pruYide,i the 0nlitance CT secessn6 Il
Ittne1I against tile vote OF Western VrgIni and 1t
istnrtheE proYtieyi tatth Committee may call the
Convention at ~ earlier dag than that designated II
they Siall consider IL necessary,
Withtiiis warning to the secessionists of
Eastern Virginia from the Unionists Other
western mhuntnins, perhaps, on Thursday
next, the Stare may be rescued from Jetf.
Davis, and saved from disruption ny the
bnllot-box. Otherwise the issue will be
left to the cartridge-box, and the result
from this tribunal will most probably be
two free States, Instead ef one slave State
THUS u Will be seen that the situation of
Old Virginia, beyond measure, is the most
critical, the most interesting and the lnost
nomentons of uli the States in the Union.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-22

Letter from a Soldier, a. Native o1
NeStments, to a Friend.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-22
POSTERS, PROGRAMMES,
Sc. &C.. SO.

RB-we have, nt a heavy expenditure furnished our
Job otfeo with all necessary materials embracing
- rl, rYHE, RULES, BORDERS, CUTS, Sc
OF the --latest and most fashionable styles to render it
capable Of executing work equal to that Of any other
establishment in the possessing facilities iu
tho way yof Steam, &C., for doing work cxpedtiously
unsurpassed by amy other Office. respectfully pre-
cent our clzims Tor share Of pubgc patronage assu
ring those who entrust theirwOr to us that no effort
shall be wanting to give entire sntisflctiou
noTll'S9 CA1EpBELL NTDERNIoT.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-22

The above prospectus has up to.tIrIs date b.en
published in nuly one Of lradiuE papers for ten
no eSIih cilTtsto get kt c taken have been
hlade yet the public 50 we'll appreciate the sound
ness nt the enterprise that two hundred tltis.
aud a3iars Of the rtock las HlrTdy lccn taken NO
F''n briefly rtntc that the sharCS $25 eacll maid
IN tn wttlnnt further liability: transferable lS de-
livery; registered only wien dividends hIe received
any person having money to SPARE. can. by tho r-
chnfe OF sliarCA iu tho Missouri Mining CtmnanV
make nm Investment That will ray largely. and lro 1
S1US that Is readily converted Into CASH NrIiOutI6RE
answered. n,i,:t6L 4 -, ~ ~
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-22
aailg alutRllillp
TER1Is OF oPADVERTIsTjI,NCl;5;.S 8

TEEIyE SOLID LlSEs OF NoxPAEErI. ION OK lon
-sLLEss LESS MAKE a souARE. ~
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-22
Missouri Mining Company,
Incorporated Feb. 22d. 1851.

CAPITAL STOCK......,,.. s5On mi.
WIS COMPANY Is FORMED Fult THE FUR
PoEe Of GtTAncing the great mining interests of
our State. We do not profess to he rUvcTiet Ly
purely pliiIanthrOPic motives In initiating this e.
t"rprtse believe tiRt tic stock Cnn he nude 10
pay large dividends, and at tile stlilU tno IOTe rca
-oOd accomplished anO greater progress made IN no
EelnFihg aiti making knVWn the asi0uisIB, mineral,
Wel ia OF Missouri Iln 10y the Of Eve iinca tle
our capital invested In any other business
shall make the alice Of nuF Company 4 com.
pis!S mining bureau OF the mhrcrNt RESOURCES Of tho
stNe We have pnWer ulNlCr our cltaIter 10 rIIr-i
cnse and sell mineral lantis wherever l,.atetI Il,
Nissourt Great Inducements will lie iirrt- 10 cam
iiRliAts aud ntuinS ndyehiUrcrE Ito desire 10 Inr
csse ami work ay Ins mines, by dealing with this
We respectfully solicit the attention of ali who
have mineral lRns for sale to send IS statement
OF tile knnie describing the kind Of on fcir
lands tue number Orucrrt the location nuiI tho low
est cash price they willing TO take Tor said Iar,
we shall work only such mines pay large. y at
snail open an pruEe must uE The lands VI .eII Le
Goks t9r sglscripIiqn to tEe stnC are now ten nt
tho OthcC 81 the Company. Main street iUFiiIweSt
corner Of Locust. Merchants HANK rItInIrs
No. 81 oSust street, All who feel an Interest ia IiS
business. nntl have money. will do we'll to call ana
snhseriLs Those wthi, EtNeI. living out Of the
city, can secure II hy enesn ten pcr cent or tiio
amount wanted TO tic President or Treasurer.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-22
Assrts, .JanMRry 1, 1850,

Upw1rds OF sI3, 100000
pi Loasca have been pail by tho lEtnA Insurance Co.
in tho past Al years.
PIEE AND INLAND NAVIGATION
KiAs accepted At terms consistent with aoIveucy and
fair profit.
Intention gfUsa 10 IItSurdhce0f D IHELLEN(PS
and C5RLsHLs for terBlE Of one 10 Are yeIrT
Theprogress Of this Corporation hRs BeCn stable
tatnnin,eruptei through seasons of financial suu-
chime and >tSrnt periods eventual in exempt from
sEeepns cOntlagrationI and maritime disaster. be-
Ing long cstablIsei,Ona cash basis tho trublea Of
t!ts cret syssin affect Us In no material PARTICULAR.
During "hard tne4' the seeHrIty Of reliable InHH-
rance Is au Imperative iuty-ths ability OF property
hnidcrs tOSustain lqsS 6eihe then muciI
PoliciesS5n without delay. and all business at
tended to with dispatch aud fidelity, BY
". c. ARTHUR, Agent,
y dee over tho Bank Of Wheeling.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-22

What a Son OF Henry oluy ThlnlEs.
Thomas II. Clay, a son of Henry Clay,
writes MS follows from his home in Ash
land ton female friend resisiny in anotli.r
rnrI of Knntnrkv
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-22
SPOTSWOOD HOTET,

R1CHn1oSD.. VA.
Bnfn in-lsio, aud FHrHisEsd e5rrl 10 aav-f;,-G On.
EHirel SUIT 81. .=s-'' "a =
JosERH=H. cREEsHAw, Proprietor.
THEoDoREM. IIRNNIGYR.l sz S
suPt. and Manager. mhiI-lys
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-22

IL 1U j.S 70 IF sE.--lOJ 5Sgs Prijae no ioolvr
s.asY 81. RGiLLys
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-22

We, as much as any other one, detest
war, for itis'our humble opinion, ihatsthe
real strength OF the Union Is in its moral,
not its PHYSICAL power; It's real batteries
are NOT us army and pHgSs mol It's mines
and factory, railroads and canals, not even
its laws and GOnstituliou. But the in=
wrought aud until lately universal con-
yictioR of its unparalleled benefits, which
has made the nation reG;Ird it viii n rev.
ereutial awe. THIS has ever been the feel.
ing This is what has made the Union so
strong; because it's stuck deep into Opr
hearts, interlaced with tbeirerys framework
ri our moral being, thai seemsto- -belnng 10
Dur personal identity tS-ull lthese Gohside eT4i-
tiOns we have weighed in our minds The,
dem6ndi4ihg fhddeaEs 6f war. We would
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-22

% cAR3AGSEN BALM,
y i, s.ItAc3O- F3.t- -CDU1lTS.E COINS otc
n Is. b5CKEN6. Asst,
..-s. nll Fell1w$' Hall Drug Stofh
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-22

VIII contain ahSd vim
9Sse as aud saFrfaiy prspstva readfps sttsrsaabro
ssns9ll aslectt-thus q alag Il the largest and bSs
o@ll1F SsssFaPFs in s9ts 'Ssfi3a q fe9aRITJn5
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-22
2. G. HILDRETH5& g BRO.

The Afghefs MtrLst Eiice paiF for Ro1T. Pzg4s,,I.
GfnIe,.g, Scrap IrbE. orc jvl5
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-08-24

RuFg DuLbEAK President

RuFF5 DOLLAR President
Covvyrtta Law. G.LNMAN, Member
NJ, Or'un Bar. Lecturer en- Contracts Com
marcaI rsaee- Liabilities OF Parties. sc.
M,ruruAugu UFrherNFAr- FREEMAN
CORNISH Professor aud Lecturer on Com
mercial Calculations.
Boog EEfrISs prPArTNFSr RUFUS poi
BEAR. Icc,prsf on Book keeping aud business
.Tfag.actions i. ". BLACkMAN, Professor
and Iecufpr on Book keeping. RUFUS l.
pOLBEAE, Aain-'cr of Accounts, Exchanges
and COMMERCIAL CORE providence.
hN.il-l %. AHrNrVr- NJ Il MCCARTHY
IF lessor aud Lecturer on English Literature and
Correspondence.
Frs>,i DEPARTMENT MARC ROUX, Pro
f.-or and Lecturer on French Literature
prngraFzr rcr pESNASsuw RI t
BOIBEAR. 1sttqryr IN the Science of Fen.
uauship. ). p GRIFFIfH Professor and l.sc-
taror 1920 Commercial Corrcsref leace
~r,Ni.u psrAmNFNr-MA MANUEL MAR
EMO. Professor and Lecturer on Spanish Liter
atHu.
GgRNAN DErAurNrNr--GEORGE CESS
NER. Professor aud Lecturer OF German Later
AZURE.
L,rIS Avp GTrYK DEPARTMENT NJ MAR
mo q. GE~SNER. Professors,
MnIrAgy pFrARrNYNr- MAJOR \. @
BLANCHARD Superintendent Of Military
Instruction aad Drill Maior b ia gradual.
Of West Point aud was tor | years an efficient
officer Of the United States Army
Professor r TlIOM ArrY, Author Of The
"pyufoR Gc9laeg u LoWNa4a.' proposes L
Lecture 90 this subject, at the College, for tn
prl.n-f g. Science.
April 25tb ls6l
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-08-24
BATTLE 0F MANASSAS.
ApHREss OF GEN s. JOHNSON ASb BEAU
EEHAHD TO ftE ARMY,

., a.. ....l.. 81, E Tho dav mint.
annex - - ~ p..,'..,,-J IN r.,.
y iHe"ci ny D.tt.,...d -, ,b, iS,h
t"n 20 Tue '''.'.' , ~ -
ana -iS' "'''' '' ,
llE,nQRS ArAN oE the t or.
Manassas Junction july -e' 'a'i'
.Salliers Of The 'oafcicr4ie STATES !~-One
week ago countless host ~ men, or
ennized into an army, with all the APP
pointmcnls which modern ant aud prar-
iiced skill could devise invaded the soil
OF Virginia.
Their people sounded their appr'nch
witt ttuuphsut Displays OF anticipated
VICTORY. lrrir Generals came IA a'i""si
rral state. Their ministers, senator's
aud women came % witness the Ium"'".
ton of this army ana the "ahlaeAtion OF
our people aud 10 celebrate ihtso VIVA
wild rcyehy,
Il il with the prploundeet emotions ct
gratitude 10 ana oYcuWhg b"1, whose
hand is manifest IN protecting our homes
and yonr liberties, That We Your ",'-
erals commanding, are enabled va the
namc of our Whole country to Thank yoh
| for that palr. ne courage, that hcroic
l tsN,ufrv that deyafgl daring. exhibited
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-08-24

| Martial law has been proclaimed IN
the city and county OF ~. Louis. MAJOR
J. Mckinney has been appointed provost
marshal.
john A. Bfewncc President Of The
Board Of Police, has been arrested. VA
sill nukc has been appointed - ans sicHa'
1t is reported that Gen llafdee, WIN
| II goo troops. i marching on Pilot Knob,
where 5000 Fedegalists are stationed
with iive cannon.
NEw Yonx. August li~-'fhe banks Oh
I Philadelphia, New lofk, aud boston
have agreed 10 take iiny millions oi the
loan. on condition tha, they he ihe sole
REGIMENTS of the treasury notes.
By the arrival % the Persia we ieafn
/ that tie London Times Says II - not
supposed that influential houses there
will consent 10 act as agents FOR The sale
Of the american loan. when egcfy lee
ment Of danger surrounds the subscrl
/ befs
The knowing ones profess 20 have
reliable advicca THAI the blockade WI
I be abandoned. and the tatif collected at
! sea.
h''e'' "1ie' $50 ~ na,'snl -, NeW
Orleans. was arrested on the A'uca as
she was leaving. Several papers found
On him indicate that be was also the
-. IS Ai.,.t.t.. s.nu, the G9uftde
rates
" ,sutvcrov. Aug. II The govern.
mon, felarda the parole OF the prisoners
I III. l. .... .rrt.aI Bal RIO ~ lt no effect
WA4mxefoN. August LITTLE War
papartmcnt has onirud advise. ~ thr
'la,itla ip Ni-sanG aul Of she death Ct
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-08-24
To Military Men.

THE undersigned would respectfully invite
! The attention 81 the public and especially
the Militia and Volunteers Of Texas aud Louis
lana to yct, -ifcr.or quality Of Military Good
which he Is uos making lie is also making
dne jeans, twills kcsrcys iinseys, and russell
shoes.
Wool and the bonds Of Confederate States
TH 'r Nf-N :" rgtA ef,~S u A'4 s. F.
may have, Tor ..le
H. WARE.
July 10th, 1861 434t
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-08-24

Co... CAMERON Tho Colonel who e.
A,.i, h.n.iI s....is {. 50. .a Loo Mat., -a,
to reclaim, and who was the brother IF
Lincolu's Secretary nr War, was the val
liant officer, we are reminded who made
that notable foray on the telegraph
Offices, 60 obtain the private dispatches
on hle for the use Of his masters at
Washington. A lady friend tells MS
that she knew this gallant gentleman
when he was youth, aud always thought
him :" a tall specimen Of an ouiang-ou-
tang
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-08-24
ST. LOUIS HOTEL,
NEW ORLEANS,

q. 4. HALL & CO.. PKorHiEroRs.
This lIorfl, specially adaped for families, has
lust BEEN " opened for the season after being
thorough ~ renovated aud thoae wishing the best
ar-omadalion in a quiet rilrldra N The city
will du3 everything ereeouduciFe to their com
tort nnd euiuymel.
pee - go. nliht
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-08-24
.Inlv 10Th. la6.
NOTICE.

Is HEREBY given that George l.. nm.
l VIM Woolsou, Sr., aad &. G. coppagc have
been commissioned and have each duly qualified
as Notary publics in and for Harrison county.
GEORGE LANE, CktG Jlniia.
Jnly H. 1861.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-08-24

p.M. HupREu 4 CO.. PnorErrors.
HAVING recently bestowed much pains and
III capenosc in thoroughly oserhaulcd the 81
Cianifa l!orff. 20 which were added hast ytpr
.ererM suites of apartments suited Tor families
Ii. vo1 as additional sleeping apartments Tor
single rcutltmeg. the propryiois are ne" pre-
p4frd Oh give increased accon.nodutions 10 Their
numerous ifrd- and patrons. and take lhis OPP
paf'uuity ct returning their thanks 10 the citizens
ri r.Sa- Cog ihc liberal patronage they have re
lived from that state, during the past year,
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FOREST TKi-N ilh Lf
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FROM MARSHALL 20 JEFfrRa1S. pAiN3hf
FIELD. M0CNr PLEASANT. AID tLAI'"-
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Owing 10 The unprecedented scarcity OF lot
a.e tbrnngh Ill. .eeiian ol country, and The high
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ls.fn 10 absolutely essential 'o protect Their own
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TOWN RESIDENCE FOR SALE.

nNE Of the best improved lots 10 Marshall
" digibly situated, aud with two Of the finest
wells 10 tbs place |, has on it good dwelling
COED kitchen. well house. bath house. stable
AID crib, buggy house, &c, For further partic.
ulars enquire u
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make the most approved stitch that human Ip,,,,,,
hs. ever invented il being the mos, uniform.l. ~.
same on both sidcs Of thc fabric and then. l. ~
geo room iUr casil, u, ninc-tenths of Ia, fl.thi.
Shoes sold 90 Nv Orleans Is mad. On ih..s m.,h'n'
aud ihoy sfe used IN preference g. all other af,e
ifir tlial, N The largest and most fashionable I,
M4hing establishments 10 New Orleans,
They art used At all the large Hotels in Nes ,,..,.
anu nt TIE ffin pal Boarding Houses also b, ls,s
puftpn oi the lailofs and shoemaker and IN har
Irci- ~ private families snd have gwen uniy,r..,
.f'i~f1c'irn.
The Puhiie wi hear IN mind that Singers Machine,
a-c -'lt upon trial u d1su.d with any aud ali ~
ef machines and IN the t'sls that ha,e been mad, i,
tui4 tl 10 nihtite1 cases out 81 twenty they h.,s
leen keI' aud the o'brf returned .-''
The ptee of Singer Sewing Machine. has t~en
GREATLY REDUCED,
and NE best Machine Is only 800 and the t.b..
iruI SIX 90 twelve dollars with cover and lnet ~.
WALLER BENNETT AoySY
II Canal ST, New Orleans.
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