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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-11-06

y EW DRUG STORE

The subscribers nave opened full md COM
plete assortment Of DRUGS in the new brick
building Of DR.. Woods, on the corner Of Locust
and Cherry streets, in the borough Of Clcarneld
where they will be happy to accommodate any
person who may desire articles in their line. The
business will be confined strictly to a
Drug amt Prescription Business.
And no pains will bcspared to render satisfaction.
DR.. NJ WooDs. the junior partner, may always
be found and consulted in the "Drug Store :,
when not absent on professional business. A
separate room for consultation is attached to the
store, where patients may be examined privately.
Every article usually found in such an estab-
lishment will be kept on hand and sold at greatly
red1ced prices.
TERMS BEING STRICTLY CASH, will enable them
to offer inducements in the way of prices
Physicians will be suppied at small per
ccntago over cost and carriage, and their orders
are solicited. Every article sold will be purs and
Of the bcs: quality.
feb6-tf WOODS BARRETT.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-11-06
DR. IsAAC GUss. is now Per

DR. ISAAC GUSS. is now permanently 10.
l } Gated at Williams Grove, Clearfeld county.
Past patronage and success hatter him with the
belief that those desiring medical aid will not
hesitate TO give him Q call. lie can be found,
when not professionally engaged, az his 0Gice, or
at the residence Of George }. Kylor.
October 25 1861. At. pd.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-11-06

GoprY S1LL IN Tug FIELD. For the ac-
commolatiou ofour lady rriends--for wo
pro sure that many Of them Cannot keep
house without two publish the pros,
p,c!u' Of Goiy's TdIa' Book It still oc.
cupcs the from, rank in American Polite
literature, aud ought to be found in eve
~ parlor in war as we'll a. in peace.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-11-06

MARRiED-In Morris township, on the
&lst ult, by Samuel c. Thompson, Esq, Mr..
James Dillen, to Miss, Dinah l.. Brown, all of
Morris township.
assszais,tk 81 g - r. l7-zSS-171
DlEB-In Knox township, on the 2s,h nit,
Of Group, Amos William, son Of Isaac p. and
Rachel Carson, aged years.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-11-06

ArrolsryEHrg- - Gov Curtin has aPpoin,
ted the following officers for the ! iirst Re-
ciment in the Mountain Brigade, now in
Camp C,os.man, near Huntingdon:
VIM. G. murray, Colonel
+. c. Mcdowell ieut. Colonel
Walter Barrett, MAJOR.
Dr. G.. f Hoop, Surgeon,
Rev. a. Mcleod, Chaplain.
It, $. Miles Kephirt, Q Master.
The Regiment is now fully organized
and as soon as arms oan be procured, and
full un for,ns provided, will be ready FOX
service.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-11-06

rayH ". Smith Co oro still rcceiv-
ing fresL invoices of easonnblc goods and
NE determined that AL their customers
,ball ba fully accommodated
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-11-06


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ers olioe Of the soid county IN b.'N - are .''
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County OF CloatUe.d and todn"co "av ''se..
as ioIows to Wit beg'nhluG "t D'EI J." -. ''
f. corner OF warrant NO, I5so' 1"o'ee - p. l'r
to white pine, thence N'lbl2T. 10 T'.
thence ,. along tA' survey 81 i..i .'t tI'
and two-to1ths VI n p'Ich 10 p aI.a''
along said survey, ia per- aIo g. '1-.-A .
por TO s.ones, tnence W. Idi p'.sn'5 .' a POSI-
Thence ~ W per to Whl52 o"' T. o', w. ~
per- TO post, thence II 70 pcr ana t'Sftten''S
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-11-06
! uUNl1'UNt No0Ms
pENNER n RkRRETT

Hrf HH. tref# n tt tH.# ih.I H
h... r.."Is.lutb.a sHtfutfi.s
mH.h" Httm.ni h.aiu oa ns NsNs'
tai"ir'uIt afrHut tb5caanus
ratrn nmatIts Woo be s,1.ti as la ,ha ur
r'f Story nms isns tnHitr rsum
htrrtnrNr BGANoHEs
hlhni' orhmIlwo vluts tsbl constantly
ON haul' 'rd cold cheap nr a,sb or exchange
for country Produce ar Luubor TO ful' iho busI.
neul
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-11-06

tol Nlrhlu iohr UueImuhl
tIfj@M @ '''
H u
NNANfrB ihrmws r0h uf
w Ihft ranfIa tt.N aH unIFi
OF tfHi.tsIi W00Im.t. a#i eN. tt
.f.si a.it Ht ta.it'aH uaf lhnhiff .Il
H.u If Is s#mrHiH 0IIha IU1i hHHug
ff,p i.t lt5 ia.uIy tbihItNH.l
0uffr.sH.r.it tIlu.rrIlfHfs1 GO iho colo.
r.I ifarHU..iH'..u i.r squads 0.m.n. rnd lI. .u-
HftiHHal f.r.uIfs, 90 iholr1jguaf'a.a iu lhin.
dlIgH,a will De furnished .tbm nuy port al the
suto.
Recruits frs mustered into The q forvi'eoB
their arrival ot Headquarters and receive, nt
onoc subsistence, uuiloruf, unjsro.olhing &c.
uoy-G-3t-
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-11-06

On Dr-That it will soon bo necessary 20
~ up one of the rooms at the White Hoase
as nursery. Such an spar tnent has not been
necs,ssry there since John Quincy Adams wa,
Presidspt OVER tiisd Of ccptaury ago.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-11-06
TILE war NEWS !.

From tie South Silc Of tic Potomac.
WAsmyGrov Nov. l.-Dr Lloyd, of vi
ena who for some time has been acting as
a volunteer guide to the Federal troop, in
that vicinity, was arrested yesterday 10y
order OF Gen. Hancock, and conveyed to
Washington, Heis accused Of giving in
formation to the eremy.
From the Upper Pot0mac
WASHINGTON, Nov. IA letter recei-
yod to,day from parnoslown, Maryland
says that the rebels now picket Harrison
Island, and that reliable intelligence
from Leesburg gives information that on
Tuesday succeeding the fight at Ball,
Bluff the rebels Withdrew their forces
from Lcesburg, on oGr troops being thrown
over at Edwards Ferry, leaving only &
few batlalions to keep up appearances
and watch our mouements They subsc.
quently took away all their supplies and
were at the latest accounts resting on
Goose Creek, seven miles south Of Less-
burg.
From the L0tr5r P0tomac-A Veu
D,l-1 p-gy,...,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-11-06

E2yW When you want to patroniae bu-
sinesa man or a mechanic, 70 to those VINO
advertise most literally. It is evidence
that they are not afraid to have their work
inspected Ifyou don't believe it, call at
the shop Of Benner 6 Barrett
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-11-06

ELEcNoH OF BASR OrTIcERS.-Tho fol-
lowing officers Of the Clear6eld County
Badk we're reelected for the ensuing year
on the 4th instant:
President Hon. Richard Shaw.
Cashier-1ames 3. Graham. Esq.
Directors Hon. r. Shaw, William Por.
ter, 6. L. Reed, w. A. Wallace, j. BoynN
ton, Hon. J. 7. Leonard, and James B.
Graham.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-11-06
Rebel Battery.

WAsHNGTog, Nov. IA new battery Of
riaed guns, three in number, has beer dis.
covered about a mile and half below any
that have been heretofore fred. II is
situated little below New Creek House.
not far from ihe Mharf al Ernnsncri-
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-11-06
, DMENFsTRATOE's NOTICE

1 DMINFSTRATOES NOTTCE.-Le Letters
N of Administration having been gr0ntej this
day 10 the undersigned on the estale Of PHILIP
hRlNEB, late Of Brady township deceased, all
persons indebted to slid estate are re1u,stsd to
make immediate payment, and those having
claims againsttAe same will present them duly
authenticated for settlement ELIAS R-SHEL,
Brady Up, Oct 80, 1861. Ct. admir-.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-11-06

A DMINISTRA RATOR's NOTICE.-Lettcr.
"A of Administration having been this day
granted to the undersigned on the estate Of
PETER MULSON, late Of Covincton town
ship, Clsarfield county, deceased all persons in
debted to said estate are requested to make im-
mediate payment, and those having claims against
the same will present ,hem duly auth enticated for
settlement. Z. F. C0UTERET,
sept 2S, lobl-bt. Admir-.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-11-06
Late from Missouri,
GcnaTaI fFcm0nt at SPrinqfel2-Iht
Whcrc7LantS Of Prize.

|'"e'"' Ire"'oHt az nPTmaHe'a--1 4 ne
u " "SI @ t''g'"1S =, @ y f|tsS'
40 6o 5s Gan Is, o"%. r,, niU, 'or"I,'' D'
rived here Yesterday. and the Benton Ca,
de;s. Col. Cnrr's cavalry and Gen SiegaI's
command at different periods during the
same dav.
Major White oftLe Prairie ou,r,wAoso
command started with Major Zagcnyi for
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-11-06

NOTICE Is HEPEBY GIVEN 10 the oboe
parties, that by virtue Of the aboro mcug ...
writ Of partition, an inquest viii be hell ~ lo
ken upon the premises therein 3eso, be- r. s..
9th day Of November, a, L.. 1851 80 '. .....-
A. NJ. for the purpose Of making pare C.. 81,
valuation and appraiscmeut of tbe sail rr. en-
tate, as in the said writ required, at alt.. ..-.
and place said parties can attend, &c they aa-
proper,
f. @, MILLER, Sheriff,
s4srls's oai0s, clssTs.ld, oo,, 20, 1851. 4t
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-11-06
]. D. THOMPSON,

blacksmith, Wagons, Buggiss, &C., &C., ironed
ID on short notice, and the very beststyle, at his
- rtoud in ths borough Of Curpensville.
H. 20. 1880.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1861-04-13
Wteillc Gebii5r bon 500 SGalern,
2tHs rfn 9'agicrsn cints 2tcrctatsn.


@is ID msiurn SrlautniEibein auf geAHrise 9leis
srtalten hattie, unp nrt wenig meaen meiittr Be-
i3rperun9 erirsut MAR, ssrlifb ib cas- rlttrlite
6aus, te9Ieittt non rem SrSen lsr Niuttcr uup Gem
,@ul Slid Grant" res Saters uno tssat MID af
Cen, tleiusn StlrGsn 81 =, mo eltlt i'd gGiaens
mar, mein Stilp aussuNanssn. .5a s-
Sn Ger erlten SEpte naa mriner Nntun't iaB i'd
an her StGr meiner Office UNI rautte cine mptlz
fsile Giaarrr unp munitte ratsi, ra5 aan,e ftiepS
Ii6s .Stlt:dea mTHtte lid ntet Ten Strcu falen g
ramit ib Grt Seitaitisuus in mfi,,sr Yroisiun
erfaltsn mp4ts, "a trat Gin tursw Fsiaiser @lsm,,
rem Nneten na4 em'o o@sntlcnfan" tin; psr fit dl,z
itauris rsrtsuste nno frassnr lasts =
Giss III esrr Smart2
Sa, Seu. gu Gisntsn. :. '.~:f
Der 3unpe uoGa, cine srnte Niene an uni Iaate
as er einta Stu9l an rsn msinissn ridts -
=. Gar6ttt SIR SUD ser @sip snTsrn2 .a -, :.a
.Sab ME eins ssttea IL lam nttt iassn, ssrr.
grrfttis seantlrcrtett sIsid ,pie Gin strjamgter
oawssr. giun i'd ilr&te iis. r,apt -: fl: JUS
SIR fir4tst Gsipsnfsr I? .ira8ts i'd nfusisris. gu
riis,h. mpraui ea f& te,rs, ssan sins. Stids paT
rsu setsimnignp2. 7,r't Fl; ,is .r'.-G si.saEi-
.S-;-a. t.Es7st sr a
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...-t 80. ..-i- --.-L-ts Z t.-.S1 { - 90 SEA
Sie 6aribalbi Sbmne.
q. ttsteritkt rem q. .eamtrlins. d

l"a utrerltFt ren N. !9dnerltn9. -'l .s |
. -. a-# ..-a.--- L.. .;',.g.S 3.ai.al
gs tafsn tie Grdfsr ter SCrtsn, si 6etfr, '
Ges GateranDs Rdrtsrsr rte,l fit iSint 9efsn viz.
Gas S@trert in rsr 6anr unp i'm Saare ZEN asrs
.~aI Ft' L.. -...-. ~ teer,n".:A:H :.,.i.
Stalia's Nameu 1T 9lItsther 9ruR!t!" H..-a. 4
grttft eutr, 'rrssst Gn6 nit @sdn1,esaewaltrn, 4
Gas Banner 9taliaS bu6 gu eittfalten! j; /. 81
Grfett gud nit Sfmsrtern, - erbstt Gur nit
~ "'... tI.- D.. ~ ".t .6lammei,, ''.' i
grtett Gu6, italiits Glutt in ser gruit 9aaGs@
Sbr. frsmcen Srpridst; an,n 1T ss stnusti -.
ghtmeitst, Tenn Gusre Stuars, lie it9lus 80.
> Seimntb rer @lumcn, Ter &ldnp, rsr 9iefer
3ur Seimatf rer SBaHtn MN. wcrre ru misrrr!.
Die 6anr, rie 10 lan9e tsatet npnj Ss6eln, ,...
las S6rert rpn .ScJnanu nun ltwinse .iir bod !.
Gcm Scde lci Leuti6cn nitt LANCER li& ltmfae
Die {5eintotN re5 NImsr5, res 6elrenfnns g8ieae,
SSir rnltsn ni&t llnasr Sgrannen,. nitt 6rsmpe,
Stcp mIbrt Is Su lan9e ,-ras i6mdtli6e SpA,
!, Str iremrsn Scrrlfrr, nun it ea scnus, *
GEtr'itet, r'nn gusre Stunre. le ltlus, ... .,
o.
euG, JrsmtItn9, rie ;Stimat6 un5 grtrer rcrcinrn
Am Stranre rrr Conan, IA ilde rie Seineu. -
SAP ab, uns 5u rautrn rem sesel, rer Nuen,
CaS SIut uui'tcr S09ne, Ger Ssinatb 9epei6t,
! Stalta's e5rrit,cn finn @lpen unp Ieers,
sEr fleden rirf Ser9t nit fsur9fm 5errc;
SSr ititr3en tir SiatIt rtr Gren,en, Ger alten,
llnr nnIere Banner meb'n Eerrlit unp melt
Sbr frs'i,rsn Ss:riter, nun it es senas ..r
Gntrsittt, renn @uere Stunrr, iie tlus g..
Stnmm itien tie ;3nn9sn, RE 9tat mir, iie rrte
Setampfen rem 8cinp mir in trrbger 6tbce.
Der SteA er 1T nahcr, mrun an ms mie grare
llmitIin9sn RE 8onrr res fclten &creirs
g}ift geni5t Is, rus @Iutret 3 erritrrs prrgieBen
6 gilt, itrt ur imincr ra3 Ster ;l& pcritli cGer
Cans werern nuumcbr rie italiihen Stlmme,
Gte tuRptl@ .tahiten StGrte liap Gins!
1tr isr,nr,n Serrifcr, MN 1T c5 9cnu1,
| Gntrtitst, rrnn Gucrc Stunre, lie Itlua.
Srtaip ie rie 6In3r Der Qlprn fcrrGuen,
9Strp Gjaritalrt rtn Sddadruf eneucn, .' g."
| lInr, lauUt9f rem = trttsrl5nal aus Garrcrd,
Gie SdNoarrn rer lauitnp Ycm 2lctna rtn AMI
Tenn Grr.rat Ter 9tptNtn, rer muttis geitelten,
6ol9t tu4ulids StoIa nit ShtTtu uur 3elten.
IS 9stt All rru spurgn res ortecn, res treuen,
gmamsls Sdlattrrb i'm Sie9eSlauf. .-
Str iremren Strruter, nun ut es genus,
@ntrsitet renn Gusre Shlnre, lie itlus
Spn Trm'S GnrpIs tint talO in rie 9tunre:
Stalia tpd aus rsa SPni9e5 @tuurs; .-a.r'
Gie Ssins, rie Sbemie, ie sribsn nit gbren
lie Serrin, RE alte, rie neu iib srtett!
3uiriCren lie berriht III eiscnen gauch,
1p6 tleitt zen 1Yrannen iie ewis Elm 0rausn,
llnp tnret Die sGbns gu Mser UNI su eanre,
go intmer Elm @rlt nod in &sttrn ertstt
Str Iremren SerrItcr, min lit eS gcnuJ,
gnimejdet, renn Gucre Stmrc, ts ialua
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1861-04-13
3eitnmaSaeieke: {:

y las asonnsmsnt tann nitt stsr seFinoist
sstsn, tis nGe l8adf fanre ts,atlt {inN. III. ',.'~
q Gas atonnrment rpirp als rtlauT enr
hra&tst, irtnn es ui6t ausrridt6 atteifeat rirr.
81 0er fret 9mnmsrn elmer 3sttuns annimatt,
rts ais asonnsat anseiefsn ,tuc bat raiiir 3abs
lug ;u Isiitsn. "'.7 -.".
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Statipm Sermallm.

,z,s,r,ua pcnSt. 9Uui5 u utr % 81. Na6m
ma D. st. 2phi5 2 80 ~ ..
ElAus aoon ST.. esuis 6 r. 80 E"
mad Ct. Souls 6 10" ,Scrnl.
rarAtyain ppn g8eien 8 46
apru Often / 90 ~ Nadm
Scr tlhr @trrasns unc II d llr afenp
giulst merer GraGtzQnnabme, urh 9lu5lieirrum3.
6. &ret, A9t.-
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-05-18

4 correspondent Of ihs Cleveland
Hssnaniw Gays that "there are yet over
- t6emea1 mes. who look - poor ~
141AI T. Washington inploring Lin.
- ~ oDce.s
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-05-18

~. LOUIS HOTEL,
NEW ORLEANS.

O. T.. HALL \ CO.. PaorAIEroHs.
Tbs IIorEi. specially adapcd for families, has
lust been ~ opened for The season. after being
thoroughly renovated and those wishing the best
accomodaiiona in a quiet retired part OF the city,
will find everything there condueiyc to their com
fort and enjoyment.
Dee % 60 nIi:6t
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-05-18
PERPETUAL.



Commercial law. 4. LYMAN. Member
New Orleans Bar. Lecturer on Contracts, Com.
mercial Usurcs Liabilities of Pariic-, sc.
MArigNAuCu DgrAHIsFNr- FREEMAN
CORNISH. Professor and Lecturer on Com
mcrcinl Calculations
Book rgFriNG DIR RrNENr- RUFUS Dol
BEAR. Lecturer on Book keeping and Business.
transactions j W. BLACkMA\, Professor
nnd Lecturer on Book keeping; RUFUS l..
DOLBEAR. Adjusier Of Accounts Exchange,
and Commercial Correspondence.
ENaLsii DErAErNs>r- NJ Il MCCARTHY
Professor and Lecturer on English Literature and
Correspondence.
Fgrvcn DEPARTMENT MARC ROUN, Pro
lessor and Lecturer on French Literature.
DgrAprNgNr Fos PgNNANsmP--Rlft :
DOiBEAR Lecturer on the Science OF Fen
manship j. 3. GRIFFITH. Professor and I.sc-
turcr 1n Commercial Correspondence.
SrANun DEPARTMENT MANUEL MAR
Emo Professor and Lecturer on Spanish Liter
AZURE.
GERMAN ErAHrNFSr-.GEORnE CESS
NEk, Professor and Lecturer on German Liter
allure.
Luuv AMP GrrrE DFrArNFNr-M. MAR.
mo. q. GESSNER. Professors,
MHuEy tRrNrNr- MAJOR \ G.
BLANCHARD Superintendent Of Military
instruction and prill Major y a. graduate
OF West Point and wa. for ! ycnrs au checf.
officer Of the United State. Army.
Professor K rliOM ASSY. Author of the
"Pmelni Gfoiogy IF LoupUaHn proposes to
Lecture on this snbiect at the College. for the
progrrs, o. Science.
April. 9th l-Gl.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-05-18
MAMMOTH LIVERY STABLE.

n.
1'HE undersigned having oo~
i purchased this well known &151
Livery Stable would rcspcc,
fully inform their friends and the public, that
they are prepared to do Us Full justice to those
who may favor them with their patronage ns any
similar establishment in Texas Their stable is
large aud comfortable, is kept IN the best order,
and will be at all times supplied with the very
best proycndcr. Persons who may send their
horses to this stable can rely upon having ZEN
we'll fed and well attended To-
They will keep on hand horses to hire. bng.
gies, hacks, Ac and Gun sind parties to any
portion OF the country that they may desire to
20 to.
In u word, II a wellkcpt stable, good feeding.
the best attention, substantial vehicles. good
stock, and Il general desire to render satisfaction
constitute recommendations, the propre,ors Of
this stable hope to merit and receive liberal
share Of patronage. AL they can say is. try
them.
BELL & HOLMES.
MARSHALL, Feb. l6 1861. n22tf
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-05-18

From Swsnsnns Landing 10 Marshall Depot,
on heavy freight, per 100 pounds, including
storage, handling and forwarding o Is
From Swasson = Landing ~ hsost.vile Depot.
on heavy freight. per 100 pounds (ncidinng
storage, handling and foswariiag.) o 37k
From swanson's Landing 10 Jes,esvs Depot,
On heavy freight, pr loo pounds. tincladins
stovss~, handling ard forwarding) 0 20
Prom 6waason's Landing 10 Perry's crossing
on heavy freight per 100 pounds, Qnciudng
storage. handling, and fcrwardinr,D Is
We are now making daily trips to and
ftosa 8wAnson's landing, At which place We
have largo and comnodicas Warehouse Cot.
toa Sheds, good and sebtantiAl Wharf, and
every facility fos forwarding Cotton and freight,
with di~patch
II goods are not taken away from the Depot
within thirty days, charges will be made for
storage from the time such goods were received
At such Depot
No goods will be delivered until all charger
arc pad.
CHARLES y. HYNSONs
General Superintendent.
MARSHAL, Nov. |, 1860. MS
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CHA RGES.
For the present will be as follows

This lins starting from Clarksville, Texas
connects with Brad6eld's stage at Joncsvillc, on
the Southern Pacific Railroad. and thence is
Shreveport, La, and those patrcnizing il may
rest assured that they can be pu, from Clarks-
vile, Texas, to ' cksburg, on the Mississippi
in four days and a half, and will receive all at
,en,ion to their wants and comfort.
Fifty pounds Of Baggage allowed TO each
passenger, One hundred aud fry pounds ex,r,
baggage will be charged the SC me as one pas
senger. and a lesser or greater quantity charged
in the same proportion.
NEsMITH 4 SHAW, Proprietors.
Jefferson, July 23d, 1860.
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pIOWS! PLOWS!!

lust received and for sale, as cheap as they
II can be had anywhere for CAsH or Cnxplr,
three hundred genuine HALL 4 SrsyR Flows,
with points aud land Sides This is the best, and
hrs given more satisfaction than any other Pow
tnst has been introduced into this country. The
castings are finer and harder. The points have
all bsen chilled and will consequently wear long.
e. These Flows will take the ground better
turn more OF il up do |, IN ess time, and with
more ease than any other now in nae
&. G..GKEGG n co.
Marshall Jan. 20, 1861, MS 3m
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SINGERS
Sc WING MACHINE,

make the most approved stitch that human
has ever invented, u being the most unifn,,s,Ashf
same ON both side, nf the fabric and ,ber. u
ger room fnt cayil rs Dino-tenths Of IN. tl,,l, We
Shoes sold IN New Orleans is made on ih-.. mssI "
and they src used In preference a. all other ~
fair trial IN the largest aud most fashionat,, ~
making establishments In New Orlcnn. "e
They are used At all the large Hotels IN New ma,
aud at the principal boarding Houses also. by ~.
portion OF the Iailor~ and shoemaker. ana /. ~
dreds Of private families, and have given u,,,..I
satisfaction. "
The public viii bear In mind tina, Singer. MA.
are sold upon trial Il desired with any ana M =.
81 mac hines and IN the trials that have been 49,
tins city IA nineteen case- oet Of twenty the, l..
been Kept and the other returned. "s
The price OF Singers Sewing Machines has In.
GREATLY REDUCED,
and the best Machine is only 500. and IN. ~.
from siX TO twelve dollars with cover and h.i ~
WALTER BENNETT, Aets,
III Canal St. New Ofl,..
April T. les.
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T.. l.. TRICkEY.
MATCHMAKER AND JEWELER

lOne Door Be'ow 7ayio,s Drug So,ej
JEFFERSON, TEXAS
l. EEPS constantly an assortment of fine
N Watches and Jcwery Tor Ladies and Gen
tlemon Silver Spoons, Spectaclos Sc All
articles warranted.
sn5" Chrouomctcr Duplex, Lever, and IIori
zontal Watches repaired and warranted -ys,a
March L. 1861. n2Gtf
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FLOWS! PLOWS!!
Encourage Home Manufacture {.

7 HAVE just received from Nasli's Foundry,
] in Marion county, large number Of his su.
peror Plows "hs advantage Of these Flows
over all oth,. s, that they are better iion, hard
or. and consequently more dnrahe. Hall h
Spear Points Of the same excellent iron.
These plows and point are OF Southern Texas
manufacture, and, in addition TO this, experience
has proved their superiority over all others.
They will last twice as long as the Northern
plows and points And better than all, they are
sold at u lower figure.
II you go in for Southern rights, raisc nj home
buy ut home, and above all encoarsgn those who
manufacture nj your own door.
Cal. and look AT these plows, take the judge
mcnt OF those who have tried them. and you will
not fail to stock your farms with them. To be
found at my shop, in Marshall
d. McPliAIL.
March 2, 1861. n24-3m.
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CHARLES DECk ENT,
u ~ iOm u bic Boot and Shoe suw ker

(South' corner Of the pablic Squarc)
Il EEPS constantly on hand a large assortment
n Of Ladies and Gepllemens boots and shoes
hi own manufacture also u good supply oil
sole and upper leather for sale
From his long experience and close attention
to the business, be hopes to have continuance
Of that patronage heretofore so literally be~iow-
ed on him All orders promptly attended to
and work WARRANTED.