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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-24

Action Of the Republican County CommIttes
At meeting Of the Cuyshoga County
Republican Central Committee, held this
day the following resolutions were adopted
besoIDed, That the members of this Com
mittee net deeming it expedient to make a
party nomination at this time, do now ad-
jOurn without day, to meet at the call of the
Chairman of the Executive Committee
Resolvsd As the sense Of this Committee
and, as We believe, of the people OF the cOun-
y, that prompt action should be taken by the
patriotic citizens of all parties for Union
Nominating Convention, to he held on or be-
fore the 18th OF Sep ember next for putting
in nomination county oficersand representa-
tives in the Legislature, upon the basis OF an
earnest and hearty support Of all lawful and
proper measr-es for maintaining the integri-
ty Of the gov srnment and crushing out re-
belIion. d. GRIsWoLD,
Aug. ~, 1861. Chairman.
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RUREALO p1ARKRT-Aua. IS.


FLQGR-Markst steady, snd In fair local and
Interior damand
WHRAT-Market lower. Sales 5000 bush Red
Winter at 81 02S, ,O3. 1909 bushels Chicago Spring
size; l2OO0 do Ssci 1850 hite Winter 1T Sl,ls9
SI,l6
CORN-In good demand and firm. Sails 900
bush at 3S637c. Mostly 361.
at 25M25Ho.
WHIsK Y-Market better. Sales $50 bblS At
l0Ec
CANAL FREIG 6TS-Loweri lOx6lIho on
c,rn ard wheat TO New York
LAKE. IAIIhORTS-7,s hbls -four; 7T,oO0 bus
wheat; 20 900 bush corn; O0,uUu bush oat.
CANAL EXPORTS-2OOO bbls. .h0ur;l22,OO bus
wheat; ST. COO bush ClIn.
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erOReE N. sAsDEAs.=This somewhat
notorious politician, to whose knavish as
well Is 70 whose jolly eccentricities polit-
ical friends were wont to exercise ques-
tionable tolerstion, has been Brought in 3
defaulter to the Government to the extent
Of S21, 900. he is at present settled at
Louisville, preaching rebellion against the
Government which L is ROW discovered he
hes sVindled. ts
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STARK COuuty for tao Union.

The Canton Repository publishes E call
for Peoples Convention, to meet on the
s1st Of August for the purpose Of ''Orgsn-
iEing an unconditional Union party" The
Repository publishes the names Of 49d
signers, and says there we're $500 others
This shows where Stark county stands
that she is loyal to the Government; and
the suppression Of that secession sheet the
Stark County Democrat detailed account
Of which appears in another columns
significant IS Indicating that the people Of
that county will not permit treason to have
an abiding place within their borders. All
hail to loyal Stark
A private letter from Canton, received in
this city, says q strictly party ticket in
Stark county would not receive two hun
dred votes.
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Gtothing.
VOLUNTEERS ATTENTION.

We have perfected our arrangements, and are now
able 10 furnish any amount of
.AILITA ARY UNIF ORES
at the shortest notice at extremely low prices We
purchase our Military stock ALL FOB NET OASH
employ only experienced U0Fkmen.
PARTIES forming themselves into Military Oompa-
MES will by calling on for their Uuiforms, save
at least ~ per cent, and will have better ut than
can be furnished elsewhere Orders from the cOun-
try are solicited and will be promptly attended 20.
s. MANN,
iune2I. RS lS2 SuneriOr II Oupogita Hank.
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CLEVELAND, COLUMBUS 8
omsIEHATT BAILB0ADl
;. 5Um1 AsRAHasH1FF. IA,
Aad after Monday, yuns lOth, issI Pa--.--ss
Ir1ins VII leaVe olsTelsnd q ioiloT-s.

10 eUMnEB AEREHasrrrrfF y -
u AA9 AissE ~ 4i11n1dAy, June l0th, lssl Passsnas
kr1lns VII leave Cleveland a 70 Iio1r--
-" a. =. 3; 4. = ISlnelnnan ,lxprsss-StoppirR
sfeag Grafton, Welliuqton Ea.r -,
sateIaJ shelby Cresrlilo, Gsii0n GIisS5i
SSIalngtoni Ashley, Delaware. I'evris
S-ulLss MorthiDstOl, reaching CioiurS-
Du9 q l9.oo A T., Cincinnati a. 40 y II
ena Sh1caBo via Cra1tline AZ 70 > - -
70 ?. H. Aooommodation-sto topDirr & Al nj ssst;,~.
snd arriving 81 Coltrn bu5 80 , = -
Cincinnati &C zoo A n - -
III 2 4 nls1t E1press-6topDing Ct al Stafiou4
h0rl4 t i,i oi Srestll.e, and q Gallon, OardIlF.
bonf DslaTare and at an other stafi5r- =
leave PASSENGERS only, arrfTinq n ~.
.1llD15 ~ ALLoR 4 G1d Cincinnati af -
A. n Ohicaso via crostline, st 10 A. 4.
OOE HEOFIOEa
Shelby Eandusky, Mansfield 8 NevTark 1l.f4ro.d q,
lAnRheld, Mt. Vernon Newark, zanss1iiis.
CresEiine, Pltt.burgh, Fort Wayne 4 Ohieaqo Raj.
IV.ls ~ orsst, Upper SaEdulkT, DslDho1.
s LlnssA, 9rt Meynet Laports, Chfcazo, -
se, Ssss, A9d East ior hAnsfsld Woostsr -.
sillQnl Gc.
Gallon and Belleontsins Railrosd Line, for Marion
SsiisioiEiaiae, Sidney, Union, Muneis, In.
aiiHnefSns5 Eerre Haute, Tincsnnas, ETan1-
vile Louisville, Cairo, 81. Louis e.
DeiaNAfeI Nlln Springfield, Mt. Vernon and Pfttu
burgh kaiirOad for SDriarfeid
NoamDuss Little Miami 4 Columbus, and Xan,a
Eallteaqi iof Aensas Dayton, IndianHnoli.
Ierre Hautes St. Louis, MorroV7 Io1,siS,,5
ana Siuelnnati, and with the Ohio 4 WiS.
Hls5ippi Railroad st Cfncfunaff m T,s-,i-
ltie htaqsstlle, Cairo, Sc. Louis, ani 20
Columbus, Central Ohio Railroad M l7.,.,.l- -
Vile H1sellngs &C. Columbus, Pia1S ~
Ai5ll!uA 1s.Llroad loT Piqua. Crbsna- -,
kor IlcAets 70 All points and informsfio5 4,
PiT 81 tne Passenger Station.
fssEsla,, ,r,. ,.. y y aLInr, sgpsrtntsndsat.
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gapFE 1gangiGgs.
100 ono ROLLS WALL PAPER

Var has been declared and Secession 10 the order
OF the day, and il the time for all tidy house,
keepers TO s0cede from dirty and smoky walls, and
coArce on them with ruGh, new WALL PAPER,
reby improving their homes, and most Of all the
- IRE HEALTHT.
100000 ROLLS NOW READY
for sale at n. Carson Co., ls3, Superior ST., and
so low that all can get them.
THE COST Is MERE NOTHING,
We are now ready TO sell French, English and
American wall papers from 50 70 IS per cent. below
peevous prices, and would most respectfully invitt
sll to lock in upon stock before buying for in
quality Of goods and the length OF pieces, We can
give the utmost satisfaction. Our goods coming d.
rectly from the tactOries thereby one profit
Also largo assortment of Shades of every vSrie.
Fs
GOLD BANDS, &C. 60,
Also Just opened a beeutiful lot OF
@ o B N &c ES
With Bands, LOOl &C., to match. O0ds and TAs-
sells IN endless riety. Paper Hanging .one at
short notice byexperienced workmen and a. reason
able rate
ing and vanishing at fair and remune-ative rates.
n. UAREJN 4 90.
n 3. To Dealers we would invite their attention
20 Our large EtoniT ms-77-
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LRAVE ERIE

I:l5 A. n. NIGHT EXPRESs NJ AIlg-sto,,,,y -
Slflfas Ashta51la and PainssFIlle oliy; md
-, arrives 81 GleTeiand at 4:s8A.m.
lo-JN 4 K HAIL TkAfH-Stoppfug at an Stations
except heybrook, U1ionFiile, PERM Msr-
tor sad hiekiins, and arrive e OisTsland
l-'9J ?. =. BA 4 E4PHESS TRAIE-Storpfn7 At Gl-
rAId' Cennea1tS AshiabL.ls and Painesvills
,,,,,s sIla arrives st Cleveland ct 40 P n.
AOOOAMODAI1ON TRAIN will lsaEe OOnneadt
s. t:t9 A. H., stopping at all Etationa, aud
arriving at UleFeiand ct e:l0 A. -
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1871 PASTURAGE. y. .I5755z11
lOOl. l5.yo's

The Psstl res Of the sub5cFibsf,
about 800 reS In the OuyaheEhr 4lf4 %.
valley, viii be open on and after -
the first da Z May. TermB-hfty- cents per week
for Cows, and one dollar per week for Horses paya-
bic every Monday, in advance, unless Arrangements
are made with the undersigned for the Seassn.--
Apply at my Office over Merchants Bank, Superior
street, or TO Milo Bosworth, Herdsmen, st the en-
trance gates, near WOOlson, Hitchcock & Carter's
Stove Foundry, or at his brick ceiling house on
University Heights.
~ Parties sending Cows or other Animals, are
hereby notified that they will be charged for the sn-
tire season from date Of entrance to November lst
unless they give notice in wiring OF an earlier
withdrawal, and also, that the subscriber will not
be responsible for animals that may stray from, OF
Be injured while on anid premises.
Cleveland, April 90, 1851. 8. 8. sTOEE.
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LANES a. ODNLL, BkAs6
% FOURDER AND nANgFACTgRER O
efs doors from Superior street, Cleveland Ohio r.
q prepared 70 furlisk al kinds Of Work u1ed bI
used n the Plumbing Bu1lne91. Beer Pumps o. al
Kinds made and rupslred. BraW eating done daily
01GBFR8 WeEk % I'll ksads TSpaiEo1s eoo13
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-24

~ the trAins going westward connsot At Cleveland
Sltn lEains ior Toledo, Chicago. Columbus Cincin-
natl y Loi5I Gc and 81 the trains going eastward
hali-sd, and st BuiAlo with thoss offhe New ToTF
central and Buffalo & New York City Raiiroads
d. NOTTINGHAM, supik,
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TILEVELAND 3 ERIE r ri

Is5L SUMNER ARR7Eexnn 80,
O4 and ateer mondays Hay 6th Igsl Pas,snTs-
Trains VIII run as follows: -'
LkAFE OEEVHLAND
Sfo A. 4. EAPkESS MAIL TRAIN-gtourkag a
al osatons sEospt E1clid, WIckEfs, Men
tell FsIryl Y en1onFille3 Say brook, FairTisW
ane SEauEills; and afriVse a. LIZ Al I9-Sl
?; NJ 1upkirk. 500 P h, BuaaIo ass p \.
SIX P T. SINOAANAfl EXPRESS IRA IN-Sfoo-
pug IS PainesEills, sAshtabnIs s1d Girafd
only, and arrives ef Erie T:t5 p n DTn-
- kiiTs k4is 3 80 ?, n, B1f6sio at l0.15 p r.
80 ?. n GCNhEAUr ACCOMM0DATIOH-Sto
ssoO ?. r. h1GHT Express TRAIN-StoppfnR AZ
faine2giilet Ashtabuls and Glrard on n M
arrives at tsrle ct l2:lO A. n, Dunkirk Al
SsuO -, Bufalo 3.2o A. -
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M ERRlCK 4 KING,
SAIL, TEET AND FLAG MAKERS,
No. 2OS River Street.

Every style and desoripi-n Of Tents or FlAgs,
manufactured to Ordsr Of the best material, on IA
VOrabIe terms.
NJ & are both practical Workmsn in their line,
and can refer to numerous parties with relation 70
Sail, Tent, Flag, Hammock, Awning and other work
executed at their establishment. 1yH
CAILSI TENTSI FLAGS l--2U3
- River Street.-The undersigned ara prepared 70
Manufacture every description Of SAILS, TEhISl
FLAGS, AWE1H9S, &c, st short notice. and on
the most favorable terms They are enabled 70 re-
fer 20 numerous parties in relation TO thoir work
manship, and solicit trial Of the same
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GUNNER ARRANGEMENT FOR
~ Closing the NAILS st the Cleveland Post once,
Commencing May 10, 1851. H.
Time OF Time Of
Closing Leaving
Mail. DoDot.

Erie, BufIAlo, New York, Bos- -
ton, aud Enstern Way, daily 1850 A. n. 9:25 A. n.
| Supplementary Letter Peck
age for Buffalo, New York
Erie, BufaIo, Albany, Troy,
New York, Boston and Port
! land, connecting with N. T. -
| supplementary Letter Peck
age for Buffalo, New York -
PitisbSTSh bSiSE E;y PIiiSdsl- '''' NV
phia, Washington, Balti-
sRfoS,. %fGGS, AssGP 3 p isnho9' 4. (. saSa. Sea-.
bsnvills, Wheeling and D. B
q. X. Rs daily 7:4s A. d. Isl5 A. N.
supplenehtary Letter Pack
! delphiA, Washington And
Baltimore, dally;..:......;. s;l6 A. a. l9l5 A. q
Toledo, Ohicago Detroit, diy 1000 P. n. SEQ A. n
Sad Toledo, ,SS4.. TSy.... DD-. 700 A. M $50 A NJ
cRicaao. SiiSit dSS g~D~ssy Sis P. M. iG P NJ
sSSSs@ffRsisd sSs 81 foisdo tsisss bstHoit. Peda G6i
Elyria, sRndusiy aad Way. 500 p n. $50 P. n.
Youngstown, Warren and
Oois$bS. SiaSb 'JlssiSnsa and o'oo p \ I''oo A. a
oOiuSSbSs. aSb Ss Cinsnnsf Sss6- .;.ii ''O'
xiIla, Louisville, healing,
Ghiilicothe, Ulrclsyills and
s5SSIs%SSte41 nSISlSssS Letter Pack so p NJ 600 r n
I 1gs for Columbus and Oin
msans and VS.. daily SO 500 4. ''
! Rookport, Dover, shafield,l
1 North RIdgeVilIe and Am
/ hOrEt. Leaves TuesdayH,
/ Thursdays and SatHrlHys-. 1850 A. n.
| Bath, brsckaville and Oopley.
1yonvss TuesdaTs and SRtur-
| sharon centre, Granger, ...
/ Hinckisy and North Royal-l
ton- LssVes Tuesdays and
wsrroHsTiS, 6S IS 4. 4
.-
FINE OF ABRIVAL OF MAIL TRAINS AT
sggs Eas;sEn; ,::; - .;ss A. N. 29
i1Fs6h Wellington, n,', Via RiitabuFS6 HBP. N.
/ Pittsburgh and Way from =.
! MiiIersburRil, AkT6n md way 1880 A. d
Through Western ......,,,..,. 9.lO A. N. s:tb p NJ
through southern 900 A. N So P a.
/ Way from OincInaat 4 i,,,,..... Ss5 P. n
| Wav f-om Ssndusk y,.,,,.,,, $50 A. n.
MSSyihS M%Syi nGO% and dfSSDss.o~n %ag...... 10 +. r.
l RockpOrt, Dover and Amherst
| Way. Arrives Tuesdays,
| Thursdays and Seturueys..... ll;0O A N.
/ Bath, Brscks7ille and Copley
/ Way. Arr1Yes Mondays and
/ sharon Centre, Graager and
TiT.s sfon3sys and Fridays.. 800 P. NJ
| WsrrensTille, daily y...-.......,,.. 1913 A. n
Tins OF distribution OF mails ready foF delivery s
usually one hour later than the time OF arrival OF
1 trsina ~ aIal E. OUWLES, p M.
/ -
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G. H I N A,
EARTHENW 30.

G. H I N A.
EARTHENW WARE, 30.
. .gourcszEE---z1--- sssSs r,slr--
~ ~ NJ . Il=77E
A II.!I.IZ. HI. /. !.
- - -
sslllzsss,sz=ss
WM. P. FoGa.
Corner of superior and Seneca Streets.
CHINA AND EARTHENwARE,
GLASS WARE, GAS FIXTURES.
LAMPS. OUTLERY, LOOKING GLASSES,
TRAYS. PLATED AND BRITAHIA WARE.
And = great variety of
HoUsE-FURNIsHNG ARTICLES,
Corner OfsupsriOr and ssnecA sts.
FRUIT JARS-FRUIT JARS.
III. most approved kinds, ne Cement Or Wax re-
auirsd-ssasd instantly and VArrAnSSo w P 1Fsoee.
GOLD BAND CHINA.
IA Set. At yl4, worth slsi Dinner Sets At $40.
worth SIS. Imported aireet NON FSnes ~ Eona
KEDZIE's WATER FILTERS.
An sias. at MsuufAOsursr.' prices. 100
JELLY CANS-JELLY CANS.
OF vA,to Esrshsnvare, in nests Of thrso for o1s
y IN. Imported expressly for the DuEpose b
GAS FIXTURES.
% sSa oT RsT .Is Hssi'R: s e. '9S s:
s-a-'' nv ". P. EOG9.
GAS FITTING-REDUOHD PRIoEs,
49,, a,..d nm With Gas PIPE at the lowest rates
1 nv Workmsa have 6tttd up ne Asylum 81 New
blrEh, tbs United stf5ss rost ~ tbs ~ SPPeIns. u,
tbs eisy. An JOBS dOnS IN ths best manner and war
ranted. r hOSe-
COAL OIL CHANDELIERS.
Two, rhrss and -Four lights each. .a
v. ?. FoGG.
WHITE FRENCH CHINA.
Avsryl.rss ,sssh :. 0Dsr o.as. ls., than ssyRs
SILVER PALTED WARE.
Kmlsndid assortment Of the best manuiaeiuri
eonprisag EoTkA sgooas e1ks 5askSsss, S, O1stgFi pSi
Stands, syruF Pitchers, NAPKIN Rings, and
IoB P1Fo IS.
An Of TIE bsst quality Of double pIateand for sal
Ar WAR PEIOEs
W.P. FOee.
ZINC TOILET WARE.
Sion P..l.. Foot Baths. Water Carriers. ac.. an
great variety Of r. s. ~
HOUSE FURNISHING ARTICLE
". P. FOGG.
IN cornsr ofsuVsrior . sansoA 81.
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GARD TO TIE PUBLI0i

THE MANAGERS OF THE La
III DIES AID SOCIETY, bsing now n eommu-
ingtOq, and also with the Surgeons Of the several
BegIpents in which are Companies Of T. oops from
Uev land and vicinity, are pared 20 direct the
srt8 Of those who willing 70 assist IN rslioYing
the wants Of the Sick and Wounded IN the Army.
We have already sent some supplies OF Hospital
Clothing and Stores TO the Commission and desig gn
So iiBg ffOp time to time such donations as opr
resources Will allow.
The Rsoms Of the Society, No IS Bank Street, sFs
open every ok day tr m 10 l2 A. M, and Com
mittee Of Ladies in attendance. Contributions Of
Hospital Garments and Bed Clothing, Delicaciea for
tbs Sickdried fruits ielies, &c, &C.. are urgentlY
solicited, and will be promptly forwarded % the
Hospitals connected win tbs Re gi4ents in which
are Troops from this Vicinity, or to the sanitary
Commission st Washiu gton, Il msst needed there.
Cleveland, August 5th:35I President.
"ERRInK ~ KING
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Aail &oaas.
[ILEYRlAND 3 TOEED0R s

20 hsctions 9Is E11le q nonrogyiIls frh ~ -
iR.4y snslelq and heEark n. ~ AZ CI,-i1 ,--i7S
tue oanagskTi Dayton and Oincinnafi II n - -
lfiit hithc remont Iudiaua n u Y ~ n 5t.Ilf,
glth The Michigan Southern 6 Noffhe-e r.Sis.--s
ana Ao49to and Mabn1a Railroads ~ lfi - ~.
lreti, jaeksont Fort Wayns, L0gansport -
teisos Aitoni 81 Louia, and az ,olntI sf IN =
Eesf aud Southwest.
Trains arrive IN olsgslAEa fFon Rsi.s5 sud u.
Hest, e slo a h ~ ?. r., and as ?, q Tro1S
Cls,sssod saa u iso 4 ., RUqKER
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CLkFELAND 8 PTTTsBURGH
RAILRO OAD,

sUHnEB AlRAHaEMKaz.
70 ie5s sfest On Monday, June I5fh. IN T-.,,.
- esNelsla daily Sundays excepted as fiioT1
~ . rrfYe9 ct New York ss0g a -
LhIsaelphia 4.s0 A. n, Pitfsburrb 20 3
X y, = = hsoiins A'soP. III New fEiladsibhii
i:aD ,. = z prees--Afrivas at New Yor2 4,oo
fnlisdel phia l2-30 ?. NJ; PitfsbTrzi, Ii.ass,
~; Wheeling 5sI7 a r- - ---l'E =
b9th Irzins connect at Hudrea r. 49,. =
aii,Fshurgh. 81 - AAHon Alq
Car run .hrough from Pittsburzh 4, ~, vo-,,
via llt uioWn5) without change = - -el-
aa-ERre = low Is b. any other line.
nat-i hfgusn I5cFets can Be procured q he De,
= q AsEEs, q Z, A7aat. '-'-e 1siis i55ss -
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-24

REkOHAL.
A r. REDING, MERCHANT
"a TAILOR, has removed to No. l6 Prospect
erect, Redhsad's Block, few doors west of Jones
Marble Factory, where he will be pleased TO and
suit his old customers, o. usual, and new ones tn
Vited. q.
Gents who furnish their Own materials will IL
advantageous 70 call on him.
HB- Particular attention paid to cutting BoyE'
Clothing daoll r REDEHG. ARenf
K0UR LEVI & MAYER.
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{ 1LEVELAND AND MAHONINa

~ L B GA D.
TiHE TABLE No. ls-To tahs ensct On and A.
Zh1rsdays March 2lst, 1851.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-24

WHOLESALE DEABERs IL
Ar KMDs or
READY MADE CLOTHING,
sSRls No. ll7 Water Street. Cleveland.
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC
IN Our immense stock Of Summer Clothingswin
ring bargains better call soon. s MANN,
inne2l:K26 162 Superior st.
NENTLEMEN'S CLOTHES CLEAN.
4 IEs, Bsnovatsng and hcndinR Establishment
FRANCE AGER, Tailor, No. l9 Prospect street, viii
hereafter devote his attention to cleaning, renovR
ting and manding Gentlemen's clothing. &c he,
boilitfss for doing his work in the best manner.-
Gsatlemen will nd It for their interest durinEthsS
hard times 70 give Mr.. Ager trial
may ~: Fl2s
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-03-09

Cult States aud such an arranger:, J
think auyb.d y may see is at present
jmprscticablc
sui, some experiments quite possi-
BILE II any should be- hit uppn that
would divide the Slave States AMI set
them to quarrcling among themselves,
why, 10 tlst extent The plan might do
some good Meantime. tie wretched im.
hecdny Of M Buchmnus course hourly
tends TO the Decentralization # the North.
Is cenf-e ia f1pi.y driving The lauu
tfy upan thr issue i .e wlr. by pae.
re5Hyt ehue t.ata d.tcit 10 q raiitt
~. aHtC.e .s 20 sufficient reason lar TAX
ne uP Wus This IS the lesson daily
1IHted hy his refusal Co take ono b.
step chcck ihc ac,iun q the Bevo-
Hanists who ace maintaining apcu
rendition to Doe Federal Government ou
this ground J S. T.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-03-09
FRESH pRuaR!

I Il. LANCASTER Il CO. are now re
81. cciyng, direct from New Orleans, an addi
toual supply Of Fresh and Pure Drugs Mcdj.
cines, Paints, OILS Fancy Goods, Ieriumgry Sc.
They keep constantly on band all articles usu.
ally kept in their line . few Of which they would
call special attention to such NJ Puregpric
iAu,lanum. Castor. Sweet. Lard Train and Lin.
seed OiI- sulphur Cayenne Pepper, Snlph
Quinine Morphine. Siychnia. ralccinc. T. ger.
inc Blue Mass talomd lpccac, and Opium
The various preparations Of Iron lodide., and
Magresia, and Extracts for Culinary, Toilet, aud
Ned,sin.t ,,t,-n,sss..
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-03-09

lust received and for salc o. cheap rs Wey
- eau be had anywhere for Casa or nthiF
three hundred ecauinc Hni 4 Srere FloNs
with points and land si,ks. This s the best and
has given more satisfaction than any other Plow
mat has been introduced into this country. The
castings are finer aud harder. The points have
all been chilled and will consequently wear long
or These Flows will take the ground better
tnr,, more 81 Il up, DO Il "a less time, and viii
mere case than ans other now IN use.
q. G. GREGG & co.
Marshal lap 70 lstl 'l95m
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Drnlistrn.

rHE copartnership heretofore existing be-
L tween johnson & cobb, has, by mutual
|9nson,, been dissolved.
] It. .iouxsoS embraces this opportunity Of
|nnkins his friends Of Marshall and the ad.
|inlnr country. for the liberal patronage and
|aflance given him tor the last two years.
lie can s,ill be found in Mons. Ruliel build
b. when not absent on professional business
erth pu, mp on gold plate, from one 10 a tall
~ i t. ia al.o permanently settled in Mar
|hall aud is responsible Tor all work done by
Im.
lis services can be obtained by addressing
|lm by mail
Angus, see
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prAw 81 raE Nonarss ~ Htss'S, =
Tie London correspondent ol the Dublin
7s3esfafA. Ia noting Toe death OF the
Bishon Fcuelon. is reminded that five
months ago died at = convent 10 hau
logne. atavery advanced age and after a
most adifving life 1T pcni'euee, iAe orig
inal representative II the ,,oddcss %
Reason on,hroncd hy The esaralaagy
mob of the grcs, French Revelation
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A LARGE AND SUPERIOR STOCK
on
: AID DIE, RN

shqQ Ea,t Of he Republican OGoe, m The Oi}
Po8 oGce building.
ca 1HE undersigned Is happy to inform Lis
friends that he has just received large
and very superior Stock Of SAD
plkI,Y and Is aow ftlly prepared 10 IN all
orders in his line in manner 90 give complete
satisfaction. An establishment properly fur
nished has been required ior many wears ia Mar
shall The undersigned from his long experience
in the business understood exactly what was
needed and be- thinks hc has illod H. llewi-be-
the citizens Of Marshall aud surrounding country
to eall and examine Tor thcmscyc. before huyua
elsewhere \ superior lot OF Saddle and llat-
uess and everything in his line kept constantly
on hand
j. y, EDW ARDS
Nav 20 iS5q--uo 3G n
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4 FEEL m, self under many ohliCa. ions 10 the
| citizens Of Marshall and surrounding country
1r their patronage and will grind their Corn into
FOOD Meal for thc eighth. IN future. hops
he coed citizens will Continue 70 pstrouse me.
JAMES A COLT Proprietor.
Marshall Jan ~ 1851. nlIW
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HOME MADE FlK\irt RE.

Shop North of The Court Hov'e'
MARSHALL TfNA-.
|NIE undersigned wond respectfully inform
II the citizens of Marshall aud the surrourdnc
lu,ry that he continues 10 carry on The
CABINET BUSINESS
j bis old stand, North Of t'e Courthouse. IL
prepared TO execute ail work IL ny me II
)aperor style and at fair prices. Wsrdrohes
secretaries, Desks. SAFES, Wash sthnds' hrd
|,eais, and other furniture viii he kept oa hand
\ made at short uoiice IA, work Is "esl
(nown, aud he confidently asks inr u liberia
(harc Il patronage ,
eb Is. co No - u.
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3EEr MANHET!

,rlIF UNDERSIGNED have muioi Nr Martin.
establishment. faf the present. and will keep
a res,ular meat market at THE Ola and veil know
s,aul They have about $500 head Of cattle
running on The prairifs and they wish 10 get sale
for them. For this purpose they have made ar
ranre,ncn,s L. have them on hand and in good
order. so a. to keep regular snpply
Planters and Others, can be furnished VITA
beef IN quantities to suit them either killed e9d
pronerly dressed or 90 loot, Their heet wi
bc Of the very best quality
They will also, from time TO time, keep Mint
ion. Veal and Pork. at their market house, and
solicit the patronage Of Marshall aud the sur
rounding country ... -