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Read the advertisement Of Capt.
Hudson in another column. lie
wants horses aud must have them.
The guns have arrived and the com-
psny have been On drill at Eureka
for several days past. The good
people Of thu, ncishbcrhood having
offered To feel them IL they would 50
on. and camp . week.
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MAIL. OsOuTEs.

Our subscribers at L~ongtown, Peach
Greek and Star Place, should apply
q once 20 Postmaster General Re-
gan, and get their mails changed to
suit them and us. II will not be
done unless you ask il.
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WAATGn.

We arc requested to say that the
Pamela indicators wish to hire u
negro for a mess. Any person bas-
ing one to spare will please inform
W. 7. Watkins in Pamela.
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ouy-R Read the patriotic address Wy
Mrs. Bette Cnson in another column
She i y Sister Of orr esteemed fellow
citizen, Maj. L. y. Cooper.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1861-06-13

JUAN nLY Mrlnsa The Third
Qamicrly Meeting for Iaool' Circuit
vii h. held nj Wesley Chapel June -
and 20.
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AsoTmEnM iiirARy 60.

We are requested to give notice
that II. y. Keith. John Y. Jackson.
William Miller, Charley Leland. Z.
d. Vance aud others are engaged In
getting up a military company for
active service. They have some IS
or 10 names already and any person
wishing 10 join can find the list a,
Keith 4 Sorsby's store in Pamela.
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We hope our readers will notice
the advertisements in this issue cf the
Charleston Mercury, Richmond Dis.
patch. Montgomery Mail and other
Southern papers. The mails have
heen stopped from the North, and our
people should stop eli northern papers
end su.ssin their own people.
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ssTts Hsme 4 fbe ~
Geysftms4f HU e.fffls = bs
plustls flsa ahsf me pps'sl ssfsiss
htf tss Fl lH's fha emlfi T ~ bss
netpid 1h.y $40 ~ hsan'sfy
teh H ~ ftff b fs la'isf' hfs
ds'tfsi f. saf n' m n q 1a eaasl
State 1ls ffae1i mli sfffhge'
msht, h ttsatr sll mlsfrs lhs
soile fsiai ehHhn tefra iha ssfifs
,igh N Ne tfsfrn resk
fssss
riap C0sfoRfs ~ Dfs0tftg
Thirty -onsn we're discovered IN
Ellswmih zasyes sfief ihs reg.
men' arrived IN Washington They
vefe sent homo The zoasses pro
badly thought II you'd b. 4 good plan
10 larry their nurses With them, In
Uniform
sssss -
CosfnDfa.fs sfarys Ahas.=we
learn from the Montgomery Adysf.
iiser iha, the following o%ioaiar, dated
May ~, has bern issued by Adjutan'
and Inspector Cooper, by order Of
The Secretary N VAR
"The rank and hle Of volunteers
received Into the service Of the Con.
fedefaic States during tho war.inay.
at their option, be- discharged At the
end u three years. to be replaced by
others who may offer to engage . but
the organization Of the several con
pnoics, battalions, and regiments will
continue during the war"
"Organised companies ~ instructed
artillery, with their field batteries.
will BE- accepted for the wa on the
same conditions"
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Speaking will commence a, II o.
clock.
J. ". CLAPP.
All are invited to attend, and il is
hoped tha, the Ladies especially will
no, fail to be- present.
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CAiao. Jsse e.-0ea. Pillows
re reperssi 70 y u 1slsad
~. I. NJ niles telow kess.
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~ ianef gNnaHm shi
veil thgsn lifn N M aashig sho
rs ham ~ ftam,ala IN Ne fsaala
tfp sffa mig ifts been
lbsfs tsfubsf i9no M sHHfdsy,
bob nv sfli Faf IN hhs hsalfh sti
ttfn 1tf NIrrnfissd - lahg
o. there Hua pnrH n . tghf
luf ihefa tsag hafs ~ tfsaehi he
teiutfl bama WI hapa che NlW
tnl lpfth b. slh sn fes1phi n hs
inp it pllstiloh
fba tnfhf tho aboie He la,e
ben ibisl tbe follyabg hitter io
pphI ingo
P,satt. n lone ~, isfi
Oi " r. WUi I IN ht Pm
ol, Gunnlf in rlofli ber Fort
plt,ns an Abe Gth instant all sell,
~ boast 10 bpl elso amongst fhem
nll fhry complain ~ y boing sept ~
wing without = Ggit The bll n faro
b. blcon peilel pofL, Goaf, crack
~. M bread, beans, fce sugar, eof.
foa, vn,gnt, sbll, candies aud soap,
nnd onee q gpok W. get fresh beef
enough 10 last ~ u and a ball
ily
when We arrived NJ Mobile, The
agut " lhc SYmlcm Coufedoracy
placed IN the hand NJ Captain u
Moore, one thousand dollars IN gold,
for The purpose Of buy NJ nnythnp
II tho way Of clothing that the I no.
Ia Guards stood n need of Moore
laid out 500 Of 'h'smrr"y n Mob le,
Tor the I%an,in Gurd., and sinc'
then $40, which leaves 900 il
Morc's hand belonging to the Pinol'
Guards. The above statement Of th'
amount paid on, was gwen to me b,
Sergeant r. Jones, n member o
Capt. Moorc's mess. hope he vii
pny over the balance Of tho money
belonging to the Guards, before h
writes another letter about ''barc feet
aud ,at,ered and torn rags. ] defy
Capt. Moore to hunt up n singh
man TINT was barcfotcd or had OF
tattercd and torn rags, that he wa
not indebted to for q part Of theil
bounty money when he wrote his let
ter. Please rcpublish the letter o
Capt. Moore, Of the 9Th of Mag, 1861
as part Of this communication.
Yours, Respectfully,
W. s. RANDOLPH,
one Of the Pamela Guards.
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TAKEN up, By NJ. ". wiIbourae, near
Pleasant Meunt, q mare pony. rissss
eyes, three years old, 10 hasts high, and
p. y. JONES, Ranger. ? g
June Il, 1861 s2l.su
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ANNOCNCEmEST.

We are authorised to announce 2. ).
BcrLss a. = csndidsse for the once OF
sheriff Of psnoIa County, At the October
election, ls63. -
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11s. lsvss, sssAer Il "CAes
O011sns2,' - hisassa psbli@
Abtn1. - - b MY ~
h - - - 4 - osss
~ vsiasss. 4 u -
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The 18th regimen, Of Mississippi
troops. At Corinsh, have elected W.
8. Fea,hers,on, Of Holly Spring.,
Colonel ; John Me0uirk. Of the ssos
place. Lieut.. Colonel, and -Lylss,
Major. The regiment will lesve TO-
DAY o. tomorrow for Virginia. The
Psnols v,pdieasors form . part q
tAis rsginsa,, and Licss. John q
rises, has been appointed Adjusan'
-
9UG PANoosA vDnDoCA1o0e.
We regret 10 learn that Capt q.
r. Yesss, hes been laid p fcs . vssl
u more with rheumasism. Oar --latest
isforwstioa ffoa him 10, the, be vlll
u able v travel BY Friday Or Sat
uasy.
Ne ksvs not received . letter sos
p~sAlisssiss ftsa ssy nsnbss q IN
ssspsaH sss~isAsssaaias svsssl
~ - ssss 70 - every vssk.
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The spirit IL IDcdfOra.
FAIRFIELD, Brpronp Co.. Tenn, ,
Nav 9th. 1851. [

= tlhfishb, bfbFVNu We thNNsf
May 9th, 1861.
Mgssns. Epirons--A company Of
volunteers, ~ in number. met a, this
place on last Saturday, (4th) to or-
%eanize and elect officers. This being
effected, the company repaired to the
Church. where they wcrc me, by a
large number Of their friends. both
ladies' and gentlemen. An excellent
aud patriotic address tai delivered by
the Rev. Mr.. Burge. and several
others. In the conclusion. Mrs. Bet.
tie c. Cason was called upon, who
came forward and delivered in q very
feeling manner. an appropriate speech
which caused many hearts to ,hrob.
and tears to lov and on motion,
she was unanimously requested to
furnish a copy for publication.
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The purpose for which We have met
here to-day is one of no ordinary
character. Our country is shroudea
in .loom. ard our once peaceful and
happy homes are no longer quiet.
I'll time has come when We must fall
or stand by the sword. Our enemies
are determined on our destruction.
We know n,t what the future may
d~cvclope; bu. ono thing We do know
God has given US certain rights
and liberties. Our farefathers gain.
eli those liberties BY the shedding Of
their own precious blood: and nov it
is our duty to maintain those rights,
and unless NC d. come out boldly,
showing our enemies that We must and
will have justice. wc are recreant and
unworthy Of the ancestors We have
80 long bcasted Of. Nv heart is filed
With gratitude when l look around
aud see so many proud and noble
hearts responding to the call Tor vol
tntcers. The faces that We behold
to dav are familiar; many OF them
are friends and associates that w.
love. aud i. is painful indeed to par,
"',h them. LET aa,y call them "u'
honor ami r'ght Oil them 60. Ih'
peace and happiness Of their iam,.Ie'
dePcnd on the'r eSertions. Vn'
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cal s 2pd pFnsSts Ceaniripe pI,ariaareuit-
nt''attti5ls Iat tLtiri ,,n ,iis
'a tgll ant HpitprIs trtnEIh. y ilytbS b. IS
esh aYf theip prepared at tiic shortest
4Pl9sE1san1a L2ftlsl y = RRESTII INGFB 3 co. y
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1he privilege OF ANIMAL AdlyartiSi1S ia it,1itsi a.
avettisemenis for tie bsnet anaI y
EeIta9 ALneknl aattft lEmtfts a RI Al NJ NJ
y. sue aud EsI BY them ui
ADzAdttptiEuEienta lNt atEbGinanfeil7 vltt,,
VII 6e Inserted uat t4FBd and eilaFGei
Notces TortAi Mtsttngs - 6el IN =,
eases at fun rates. n ~ t'' NJ
sst Is9:s !.
SPEECH OF MIR. oARLILE, OBJ
!dAifEAa99steeEts9NE aOT
NTHE EcoSYENTIoN, THURSDAY, MARcn7.
ThaE4,P@hl E333slf la9si5S adttS ovsr
the 6Htcb1repd5t ooIrl Chelf sis+ a5Stirfs fdr
some more e9Ryspispt SEASON. wsarp eep-
PEELED 70 content ourselves, for the present
with ,n abstract report, which we, find in
the tspatt1ss md yiehS ,se ms sun, di5l doss
R6tIo tlis gentleman justice, being Z ntsFs II,
ndtfinV: .ss 5asiiss6i, & IL .eiaa s.a,si Va
N, llsiusIe sIe deaG sFes- .i1s,sfit f-fs5l, !,
Ihes3f PRESIDENT stated that the question
pendiqg before the, C9ny ysnlio1 was on the
amendment Z ioffere,I byrMr. HAfvie 10 the
amendment OF Alr, 5I.e8sei to- tile ireSoiution
of DISTINCTIONS offered ON TMcsday By IIig.
C0xi OF Chesicrfeill. sitl5 y.,'..iSf g.
Mr. 0aRLiLE,aGf Harrison, being entitled
TO to tue floor, proceeded WITH, his femaFks,
crisis was. one requiring the palrf1tir
efforts 3f eEE1S lREHIbpr. THIS ne kSoTJifdn.
u .tdglted would have an efegt 10 lllJuee
n Gu 10 Tue teddr.
". Il3 t ~ was
~. ~ EtH'Hs 7,SI'oESFament The secession
IlgH 9eStl sSIlStiy in
III n " * s1lp 9HSSI d9Swn
~. u wy dshagtEtt
'i ~ = Sspestslrt0 the
.i."s l peri FSfsding t1pious eSa
,;o,, nn" ~. III 9E IS Pllnstrn-
~. lllsE UNDERSTOOD
", .J MSiiys ynt meyy yYoqld
IL ~. ,1sy.'e' ~ ,sSIS :, u, ~ sllcceel..
III 9' !pse reSoilt I9SEePfc
~ ! Z Pf3 plnde Us
sLa,,ii ,'nt =" .'uH ~. lFg'htf
.,,I,;,,r. ttsys Ylt19ht con-
not bs ,,,rst.o, tlqs
~, sils 2IoIrots iaI9citib
Tho sSoai.as 49, n.y. " us uYIs9ry power:
y " I9rk tt,SI Seventh Regi-
- ny, ~ glFA lllkils5 thef Te9
tas, 7, s.
of-tyoSi sSsE " ~ ~ " ~!
5ress y a.
ciiT e., IN tiiis,
tbe sIf,I;b SiSs,' s,!L- toast 70
are. y ~
Va, ,,,a 80, 49, .si,. ..i alj
selves against our native land TO n snbpott
OF rcbclliois, st;tes OF TO participate lin 4
foreign tllliRhee tgaiust that land He de-
olared he was ,pgreeahly disappoinicll in
the Paciic itQls Which irehtheas tliroaRIl+
Gddlssg GgS les Sss 5'ssSss ..a lnsag%
rcad-ithnd jldsS S.fdU thehls tirds, &, ,yEfiI6ut
taking newsPaper Somments for their
aus Sperialsrnesssgc in Decet1her last. TO
show that they ste,YlFplike On the Consti-
tuition. Apd yet 6ecpnse Lincoln had ex--
presscd his cons fiftiiohal d&SsE0 E0l tie fdc.
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NUMBER M#SiIil l6i95aa
ASDDEiLEEs N All xiynsoB,
COOKING &-HBAFTNCSTOy
SaddIeS, NaFleSS. .TTIluIIlkS .l&c..

= :. ..., ,.;s WI lLl:SALE & RETAIL.
B SHEPPARD, No.1sl Main Street c55,,1nss- c55,1s Z
~ . ulon, will cotlnue 10 keep on hand iarshri
complete assortment of all articles in his iinr 4
inE OF La,lies ana lentlrhisis5 saddles Pins e
~ NareFi Carpet RA Col
,t S call attention to ms stock and
9y strict attention aailspRulptnCs- 10 merit
oOi;,LIlphilgq ~ Of the publ blirlratrnnesfi. ri n,
.NII Kinds refairing prnnptS s dome Hl In a nr
egr asSasr+ ne IN al y. IislIkPPA RDSUi s
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Thsl Nm bIEI 81 T6B.1HLIElI,I lI,III9ll 20


j u Is TO he h9Reti tllatithe peoplelO of this
-countFyiRrN hetsO utterly tlemoraiizedI Ias.
not "A gEEat sensqaaf relief ut the
zone of MIR. Lineglp's IPdggnr1l Address.
Z There ID n6tuh'the face of the Ei6Be anSs
observation tiat scbtld sIAv6 1iaIRBii6ed
itsriatcgrity for three months; as this has
donc, without n government; but the roller.
nevertheless, ought to hare been, and we
hope vas, great with men Of All parties
'rllienithe news was SPREAD 6l The th6Ss
and wings df TIC press, ON tiie inorfiinp Of
the 9th of March. that : gOSernmert il Was
restored to Us. IN a rephbifc, every man,
whether consciously or not, feels d sense
Of Peri6nn fespoisi G her t!ie Iftnees
tons dllegGpERtnment-NE are slIsRended, ibe-
cause ie exists tOnly byitlie VIII 6fztEe peo-
pie; sRd fF9pitl.tt respopsibility no feels.
dfssiisEKsa : lisR tiel hnudsl t9 IF6iis.ll &c
has deputed his powers give token or ilat.1
ing Nceepled il and OF being 81 stil 6ff
spsta!nilg C. be clear aud -fsFeible ad-
GFess 6f Iiitet nj fiEc6ttrE- 6StE
lIlsada sens fisp,7 even 10
those iEho do not agree Hitl lis proposed
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aailg sataIl aIlilJla6f'5.iss. 4. I
NELtMS OEEAOYRR RRgHIHIMcs-. -

$50 sygl1f bErR -fflsTr -, - ~ 80 = =
IHIHE SOLID LINES on EoSPIHTIt ioa o,rI f,rt NJ
lLESS,A AlriEE Stt1iit5E = fi1f .s-iiASfi
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Et1,, -s5t
i[NqnsI 4 n i,,.,...,.5I ~,
~ fass ]. 1S>$l'lSs -, :,
y l lHc r8lf - - ~ Il. n
o 5iisniE - sIIsk r. ~
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z ~ n ~ ~ ~ - y 5 ~ ~ &
sti n0rss.s ~ NJ sl.i ii,.,sir,., =. -, -
= ~ lot 5ys4ss!.IiI ,,.,i, - - ,,,.-.,',
q zhslaS1zl 4. n .ts.,sist.sit ,,.isE 5s;.,,,7
fgiz ,75TEf557 ? n TT57 5T-l-
M A pGu III 1891 -
"a :. AltS2904 {.
@z--11z.-s..s. -11z.. - -. -.
politJe. 7gfde wotts l,,I.,, 4 E.555
SIsiS 5Ss[nt ~ yilh . 9ti4ll 4lll peo:
s ~ = fi ana a. aBaFellY e die natural
Il gfr1, si ny ,ylileh was a'wnSs
I ~ :, ,,l shSn 81 n was tlier9iiS.
Ri,s nl Ntt.5iy 1i5,y wthlielf AIR;
No ,;bT{ls 95i ~ sfen ll =' Tor
~ Y s'e itcgSs5F !f o. tue Traitors
silsi " H4t W W q We l'e tn ygtl their
y Iss84e ~ had sgll, d6ttpg old
nh NJ ~ ~ l''sS ~ que ls VINO las las }igor
\ o. s y ~. t!ttiIg 70 be
Sf I, ny iei ~ weeks
Eis 8 !s.i,ng t9iS q Onion and
lama IN ;ai,i d 9rnen REs, F5ssG}elliph
Imrdt 10 ;5 ts,E S'sSern7 g sEi
Sir. lincoln .SiiirsGs a 4iii ,14.i a
f,ts7i ~ 3. Z
u " tee 3s iAI5nerlcis I San plssqplc
SstieS mi.., 10 I'eftSr'lfi6n tl
,ab 81 y fh9 Yeiik 3 sompllanee ON The
~ y ssE ietianee
1.-The cbo;r" r ou. assuming tha9t 9gt.!e bS
of Z " Se ife
ling fbbi iie Z ~ .i6s iS6tslY "
oF IhE,iiSf e :. \ st ,siRoTmt 20 g
tfJE ~, sS9ms 7,, ltss E in5snltHn OF
ia 5sSa; S sSesiI!e 9 y }lle itws IS
1 q w, m y. 9i y / e IAe Federal
riaf 5E Sibtp ~. iis pgopeeFtIyg p.etg territoz 3r1
Ss .i,t slts !hFaiSeS SS Tug
tFurfs iii5 Y, 3Isl.I ii! .e me
uniSMfiiiS seil III III. s!SlIt osfn t;ll
lin het 6i,ri&r t56 10 III ~ Y, " W :
20 kltf, t, fIS5 sgTa1sht UPS not
| iirlt tf1tyLft5 ~, Is YlHes us
When diSs doS = St,i.,.
ittous nav ufterSf,iFiIs K T5s!. 49,
llilI agree 10 iiisg6lTG ii h ffhfKiiS, ii1S
1 er sfj{fe - ..,?i. ", W i!J HtllI
tth6S51f Mlsl aillaEl oE
twR6is fEeS iii W y sT WIN ~ Hte s
lied When 1hayi III; Y isSt - :;
wllea the 'I9tkdfigv IF {bc s9rSsi ~ hii't ~
| hent is etf5biiSHES a6i S5isiff ~ ~ !
Thfs fniiiy Z NJ. iISa IA, ID Il lj.t,..It,
eoe1ci6n. lima i{5 Sls X III le EtI i2lsSes
who oven fn6fnf.ti5 t6 ~ i;i5 X ps vs.
civil war an tLis nn;,, ,,'o " so''iuftee
unhfs NJ i'iSH 1T II u, as
yar,a aif tiGpc shil k, mn, i,S;ii E y jl
| Us Those tviib rcsist fRh - gS ,I
ltgittmase lisscff1obS b ~ sEI MI
President Wilf Id M ,bri, ,io s;I
wiffatssert fbe II II. iFs lttii
neht over llI fiiie
lIt,I nnthihfe pbre ii f,o :, = q y,
to be 'f0r6earihe. and NH nnt 5s;
;he upnointment or P,j,i ~.
81, Al y u ~. [il lfith myers whore
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PIRR AND INLAND NAVIGATION S5slii
Risks accepted at tsriRs Consistent with and
fair proft,
EtJtefIlateathHl gjteh q Of 1WRLLENt9S
a"d Htstor tsrHss efPgs q frS ysirt.I :. I
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) FANCY DRESS GOODSla d.

iTU5O UI.--51 bbls. oakley Mia f,i ggf7iIis
II 100 =. Diamond =
- Just received anil Tor Enle liz Hslf t5l
I'if9 LIST AiORItIsoN { co.
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u, lne1hOet7 ot1 the Wing Convention which.
adopted a attorrlr fpr thS prrsorratiensdf
!! !hs .s. Union and the CYnstitution-Rnd he
tSs 6ellsStd tue gentleman from Halifax tAlr
= lonEnoy1 stood there alsoa They sbNcketl
up alf: illnSret as he did, In e1f6rGjIg
lue.laNs ". 20 .bostoD; but now when theg5
linsh tto was saa INSry9 different lJ6B K 7TIiS
P!soplesNtFe a law+abiding peonIt; devoted.
to the Institution of islayefS. fberaIIi, se ii
wns, as they and rs he believed, The bhI5 81
Wark of Repuhlienn lihrrtv. Yrtr iIfn,..
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ne OItIzenIs Deposit Bank-

OF f!HIIRElINlj.
ID ASK OPEN FIsC3Si s UCII,II( Il f,, sr
S;;Iils DISCOUNT days h1r4a,s,ii 10 q * I, -;
iltp slqss Ss;, Tseyis5i s .l On o! tEFaaslgnt egt
'na4g glIn'ePsi7 PrOrpply repiIttt,l
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ms U II "a ii 9 e. 81
Assets, ,Iannary 1, 1850. 'l''''

The INCOME Of thfs C6uipsayi Is nopBLE. thar q
any other Fire IDSnFtncO Corporation IN Tie
UnitelI States - u
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Upwards or SIS, ,00OsOOOJ ". /, /
or Losses have been Paii By tho Jina ISuranes Oh
ta in the past - yeats. Y D iEHiitT n
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-11-29
JOHN II. BROWN.

N10TARY PUBLIC, Cedar Falls Black Hawk
IN County, Iowa. RsAL Es1ATE, INSURANCE. AND Col.
iScrioH AosncY. Real Estate bought and sold. Taxes
pod nr redents In all the Northern Counties Of Iowa
ftlss nvesA&ed. Collections made and proceeds remit
~ prsmpty, on favorable terms.
RByBRRNCDe
Ian. fhss 3. Wnsso Hon. D. g. Wilson, Dubuque, Iowa
usoses Greene. Merritt Co. Bankers, Cedar Rapids,
.. Chart. Hsq. Pres Dranch state Bank, Iowa City.
Osesge NsAeT, Esq. Scranton, Penn.
.. u. nllse, tsq. Spencer, N. Y.
~. Gee. 0peagne oecy Ohio Stock Co. Butler Co.
D. .. 4. bs6sp. Peter Meiendy. Cedar Fails. lows
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-11-29
CARTER HOUSE.

John L. WILCOX, formerly Of the American
- Hotel having leased the above house would return
his thanks 10 the public for the liberal patronage formerly
bestowed, and would be happy to welcome all his old
friends at the Carter House, Main St. Cedar Falls Iowa
West.
Cedar Falls July 26 1861 .&
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-11-29
8. =. vANBUSKIRK.

4 TUoDHBY and COUNSELLOR AT LAW
n csdAr Falls, Isws viii attend promptly 10 Ill busi
Aeso entrusted 70 hls care
d. b. AisAasdeou. AAukef Geneva Wis.
9. =. nAkss. Attorney. %. Geneva, Wis.
Mest.ogA. Distfict Attorney, walxorth Co.. Wis
=. D. AaSe, Esd, Geneva, Wis.
y. AndFoe, Esq, Geneva, Wis.
0ase Z NAynoed, IN Horn. .YN.
W1nsw 3 tQhA ~ 4Sfh Wis
0peeaeS 1al6neos, klk Horn VIZ
00es oppedee ~ 0Asstte Once In Overman's Bioek.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-11-29

A TTORNEYS AT LAW, AND SOLICITORS
"A IN CIlANCERY, Cedar Falls, Iowa. Notes and Bills
Collected and Claims secured In Black Hawk buchanan
Drsmer butler, Fraukiin Grundy and Benton counties.
once In Overmsp's new block Main st. .v2n2o-n
L. CHArnAH asvsRs Austin, Sumner Co., Boston.
Msss.: John steward. New York Allen Bennett, Jack
zen, Mieh., Cooper Thompson Co., Bankers Jackson,
Mich: Hoister wilkins, Chicago ILL.,; Amos r. Hall
Chicago, Treasurer Of Chicago Burlnton Quincy r. r.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-11-29

AMERICAN HOTEL.

CE0. o9CoBD, ProprletOr, Main Street
NJ Cedar Falls lows The above Hotel has lately been
eniosged and newly Furnished throughout and pre-
pared TO attend the wants Of all who mag favor
With call have In connection with the above House
large aaa cemodious Stable with good osers in attend.
ance. The Once Of the Western Stage Company Is at
ths Hsuse. Stages eave daily for the East South and
WsSS. 1:sf a-
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-11-29

TAX SALE.

TUVHE FOLLOWING LANDS WILL BE OFFERED
u For Sale at the Tr-asurer's Once Of Rack Hawk
County, Iowa, on the First Monday Of January A. D.
1852. for the Taxes, Isserest and Charges thereon
aA A. G. 0UNNELL. Treasurer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-05-27
Interesting frsn Tcnnessse.

A GENTLEMAN from Tennessee, in Washing-
ton last week, says Senator JOHNSON wss pro-
hibitsd from speaking in many places, lie
travelled With him in the cars, and sac secss-
sioHists enter in search Of him, but contented
themselves with groaniog A geutlsnan from
Memphis and Cairo says that supplies are cut
of In Western Tennessee, and fears Of starya-
on prevail, as nearly all their pr visions came
do~b from the North west, and ,tsamers aud
hatboats ara no longer permitted to 90 down.
There are two batteries on The Mississi pi DO
ween M. mpn,s and Cairo, oue ak miles from
NJ mphis and the Other about sixty, mount ny,
'ogethsr, twenty. five guns. At e,ch battery
here are about eish hundred tooops a'ued
With guns from Bston Rouge, Lou,si .n.. A.
Mem g,his, ono half tho trO ps refuse to loavs
tho city, aud the Govsrnor has issued q ,ro-
clama ion ordering al companies TO di-bsud
~bD will not enter the .ervice II the SvJth
,ncondi tionLly. Their arms sra Of old s'yl",
1922 al cred 10 percussion locks, They nam
TOR about 3 900 ADmunit on was scarce and
40 unnecessary firing was allowed IN order that
the sDa stock may be busbAnded. Ampug
the troops we're two companies made up f0u
ropvictS In the chain gang. The frisnd Of tho
Hon. Mr. ErHsRIOGE, recently killed In Ten
ueAeee, w.s shot by notorious MsmphIs gam
Dler. ~bo ~as the leader OF the gaog con erasd
admit tnat Eastern tennessee will go for he
Uuion and that Middle Tennessee is CLOSELY =
divided.
Ths Msu phis Appeal states that on Thur 'iav
night las, twenty-five men VIII, W.T. am,og
those taken with The co nuaad of Gen. Fapsr
at Camp Jackson s.. Louis, arrived in hat
city. They hossted secesion flag and march
ed 10 their quarters.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-05-27

At a Meeting of Company =, 18th Regiment,
held at Camp Anderson, on Friday evening,
May 18th. The folio wing resolutions were
adopted.
Whsrtas, II hiss pleased our Hss Venly Father IN
renit W {, om ou- Inhst, w death, our friend lud
brutbe,-tn arms, THpNAs w. BEsTpw, the,sfars
Rcsolred, Thst ~ trls dlspsnsatiOn Of Proyi-
d.nc- 'e ocognize tho hand ~ II m "who d ,sth
all things we'll" and thst we how in huInois Iub
mission w. the will o. Hun in whom We live, mi
NOV, and ave our hsing.
Resolred, Thai IN the desth Of our young broth
Or VT hoar the OF God calling Lpoa us in these
Isnlous times b. be also re.5y, sesag W. knos
not what . day Or an hour may bring fo',b,
Resolred That We deeply sJmp,thlza With the
paIeis Of tho dsce .ssd, IA this the day ot ths,I
adversely, and onmms'd than " that G,t who
giVsth and 'aketh away, ana who although lie
| has torn, has promised TO bind up.
RssoIged, Thss these resoluii0as DO seat 70 th,