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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-07-30
$50. BEST PIANOS. $l5(

$50. BEST PIANOS. $3.50
GROVEsTEEN & HALE, having removed
to their new warerooms,
No. 479 Broadway,
are now prepared to offer the public = masaif-
icent new scale full
! OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANO,
containing al improvements known in this
country or Europe, over strung bass, French
grand action, harp pedal. full iron frame, for =,
$3.50 CASH, Warranted for 5 years.
Rich moulding cases, $l75 to 5000
and warranted made Of the best seasoned ma
terial and to stand better than any sold for 500
or $500 by the old methods of manufacture.
We invite the best judges to examine and try
these new Instruments, and We stand ready 1t
ell times to test them with any others manu-.
featured in this country. :s--= -
GR0VESTEEN & HALE,
v5ns-1y 478 Broadway, New York.
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For Rate, Nee; Ro4ckes, A.ts, Bed Bsss.
Moths in Fxr., Roolens, &c. Inserts on F9e.ts,
Forls, Animals, &c. -.
Put up in 25c. SOC. and 81 90 Boxes, Bottlse,
and Flasks, SO and IS sizes for Hotels, Pub
lie Institutions, &c. d! . 49,;
''0uly infallib,s remedies known."J
"Free from poisons." .. r..
Not dangerous to the Human Family"
&tA>.:Rats come out OF their holes4o de-"
D@ Sold wholesale in oil large cities:
~ Sold ~ I'll Druggists and Retailers ev-
i erywhere. r. ?|'
@ ~ BEwtss y" OF I'll worthless limitations.
- Sec that "CosTAH's'' name ID on each Bo1,:
Bottle and Flask. before you buy.
~ Address, . HENRY RCOSTAR..
oe Principal Depot 4S2 Bro9(DsS, N. T.
~ Sold " - 8. MARkATT,
"plS-6m ~ st. Cloud, Mimi
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SLBEPING,.GAR3
ON NIGHT TRA1Es TO
Philad'a, New York aad q Ba q
BlCGA0R CHECKED THROUq8 AND
TRANSFERRED FREE.
FREIGHTS.

EEG6i1(f7
By this Route Freights Of all descriptions
can be forwarded to and from: PhilsdslpAis.
New York, Boston, or Baltimore, TO And from
any point on the Rail Roads Of Ohio, Kentucky
Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa, Of dissoara
BY Rail Road direct ,.: I'D
The Pennsylvania Rail Road also connects
can be forwarded to any port on the Ohio,
Muskingum, Kentucky Tennessee. Cumberland.
Illinois, Mississippi, Wisconsin, Aieaorsi,
Kansas, Arkansas and Red Rivers; and Il
Cleveland, Sandueky and Chicago with steam
ers TO all Ports on the North Western Lake,:
Merchants and Shippers sntrustine IL,
transport aticn Of their Freight to this ConpA-
ny .canr>! y With confidence onitsspeedy transit.
TuE Rates OF FREIon1 to and from any
point in the West BY the Pennsylvania Raj
Road, are at all times favorable a. are charged
BY othe, X. R. Companies. -. ,
"a Be particular to mark packages "ria
Peana. r. r. !" a.. 49,.
For Freight Contracts OF Shipping, Directions
apply to or address either Of the following
agents Of the Company:
"A; Stewart: Freight Agent, Rst.'!.'sA.
Clarke & Co., Transfer Agents, Rtts1v.1x
r. c. Medium Co., Aads.oa. Iediana.
J. E. Moore, Lou;.rill<, Kentucky.
W. ". Altman T. Co., Evansrile, indiana.
B. F. Sass.. St. Louis, hissoxri.2
Clarke & Co., Chicago, Llinoi.;
H McColm, Portsmouth. Ohio. =.
McNeely & Montgomery, Aay.v;lle, Ky
W. II. & +. L. Langley, GaNipoli., Ohio.
H. s. Pierce & Co., Zaae,pille, OHIO.
N. II. Hudson, Ripley, Ohio.
re. Medium, General T1arelng Agent
49,. .',r for the South and Wes!.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-07-30
PROF. 0. J.. WOODS 1T, ..
H AIR ESTORATIV

Tals astonishing preparation turns tho Hair
back to its o1'oginal color, after having become
gray, and relnstatest in all its original health,
luster, soft.ess, and beauty-remo1es all DAN
druff from the Scalp, and all unpleasant Itch
ing. 1t viii also cure Cutaneous Eruptions,
such Is Scald Head. letter. &c., and henc,
creates perfectly healthy condition Of the
Scalp, By acting rs stimulant and Tonic te
the orgaus supplying the coloring matter to
the Hair, completely restoring them to their
original vigor and health-thus preventing al
tendency 10 become gray.
II also prevents the Hair from becoming un
healthy and falling of. and cause, tito grow
and thicked where it is gone, by resusci,a,ing
TIE organs necessary to supply nstrimens and
coloring natter Il /: =.
Thousands Of Soldiers in the Army have
testified to the above, who had become gray
and lost their Hair bysickness, change Of eli
mate, and inattention, while performing camp
duty.
Az Restorative and Dressing, it has no
equal.
s. MARLATT, Wholesale & Retail Agent
Tor northern Minnesota. v5n46-6m.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-07-30

Invented in l8l5-Perfected in 1862
Signal reward to the great Americon Inven-
tor-6ve Premiums taken by tho Howe Sewing
Machine at the International Worlds Fair this
season in London, England, where the
Howe, Machine
Took the Imperial Gold Medal Is first and
highest premium for excellency of Machine {;
also, four other Gold Medals as First Premi-
ums for the four different grades Of work also
tour Honorable Mentions for good work, com.
prising the only premiums gwen, either for
excellency or for work Thus tho Original
Howe Sewing Machine, from which al others
derive their vitality, has established itself by
taking i've Gold Medals out Of six, and four
honorable Mentions out Of i've, at q World 8
Fair, where al Of the leading Sewing Ma
chimes, both in This country aud Europe, were
on trial, rs the best Sewing Machine in the
world.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-07-30

MRS. J. H. PLACE hes just received from
MI New York full and choice assortment
Of Millinery Goods Of superior quality and
richness, which she will sell cheap for cash.
Dress and Cloak Making done 70 order and
in the most fashionable styles. She receives
patterns quarterly from Nine. Demotest's es-
tablishment. 49,. +, .,.-t ~. 9""
Particular attention paid TO bleaching, dres-
tended 10. ."f' '".. T4@T7 -
Rooms on Washington Tsvenue, above Sims
Drug Store. :!M@H Ey6h42-H
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tFaTRAY.-Csme 70 tthse ssubssribsr, llviax
1t OIL, Grove! In Stsszai county; oabost
Ia 2Qths sf, dane, = DARK BROWN RoN41
sleven hands shtth, hai fwoiwhits ttSjt akdsS
white star on tho forehead. Tp.Gvasr az
heyythss, nisaal ~ proving property and p4y4,,
lnnE chsfgesih9l: 10: ::.a;. ,tul:0bERNS:
st. Cloud, July II, 1863. jy2-3w
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]. -o.TTI-GE

Is hereby given, that pursuant to directions
from the Commissioned Of the. General Land
Once, the undersigned viii Be prepared 10 70.
ceiye applications & the Land, Office At Saint
Cloud, Minnesota; on Monday, the 18th day
Of August. 1888, fps entries q such lands .,
ere remaining unsold md unsppropriatsd by
law aud keretoi4rs subject "a. ssels: and entry
At the Land Once 4 ottsr Tsil CITY, hinne.
sofa, now discontinued: - -, 49,
Given under, our hands at St. Cloud, Min.
nesota, this 9th day Of June, 1853.
gu,rgr, ar g. MCCLURE; Register:
jy2-6w,, -; C.. A. GILMAN, Receiver. '
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NJ RS. E. F.. BLOOD

Is Agent for the sale Of the Howe Sowing Ma
chimes, and has them on exhibition at her
Millinery Rooms, where she will take pleasure
in giving any instruction in the use Of these,
tho bes: Machines In the world. They are
less complicated in their construction than any
other extant; less liable to get out Of order,
aud easier adjusted and worked by the new
beginner. Call and see them. Try them be-
fore buying elsewhere. III J." v5n40-tf
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,... GREAT BARGAINS
~ Do,
.,~ IN .,.,.,...
DRY ] GOODS } }

FROM INV lORY AUCTION SALES
DIV. 1NGERsoLL 4 CO.,
Arc just receiving their third purchase Of
Spr;sg and Summer Dry Goods, bought 1t the
recent panic Auction Sales, and offer TO their
I'D oustensrs great bargains in
LADIES' RESS GOODS,
ID. nr>f,1 i .. As follows
1000 yards best quality Mozambique.
1000 do striped Lenas, st % cents.
1000 do Plaid Arsolinss, IS cents.
500 do black and white Challies, 80 cents.
E,tOOA do striped Plaid and Mode.
Colored Alpsccas and Oriental Lustres.-
Black and Colorsd Silks Frsneh and Amer.
iean Lawns. English and American Cling
hans. English, Preach and American Calicoes,
some g low % Is cents. ! q -. '.'
~ 1aaey Goods, W are prepared to offer
great bargains. Ladies' Collars-embroider-
I'll, linen and rumsd.s Barge and Grenadine
Wells. Craps and Slick Lace Wells. Plain
sud B0Aroidered Linen and Cambria Hand
hsechisfl, from 124 to 81. ''":' -
J. IN Gloves and Hosiery, W have every vari-
~, sor 5ladiss aud gsrtlemsn.' Embroidery
Brsids, silk and worsted. Pavssols and Sun
Uubersllas. .'prsdlsy's' celebrated Hoop
Skirt. Ii Woollsas We have Broadcloths,
CasSim6ros, Ladies' Cloakin9S, and Nuns wear
Of I'll kinds. Also, Irish Linens, Table Lin
s.sgYstssfSyyA OitGlesh CSssrs.I ac. ' D.,
Z WIN al 1t prices 70 d!9 competition.
All puruhassss Of by Goods, Il whole6a1s and
lstAai, will fnd this the bot placs ID bly, for
eesA.i.W sdf p -. WING ERSOLLs&' CO., I"
). ajAdl-ti Il urJI 10 Maoi;Ioa 81. Paul, MINI.
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y
WEAVING.

AM PREPARED rs WEAVE CARPETS
pl in the best manner, ana Cd tbS shortest
Soties.5i Roiosis, W iesto soutt Of the et1stns
1louss. VI mp. MARGARET MOORE.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-07-30

! D. Cy5GHfENtEAF's -,
Fashionable Jswslry Store,
I ~. -, Ass.s'' r'r' |! ..'
SThss ladies q III d Of thu city and
vi ti ~ i.yitd i sail and szantss Tie j
LARaEsr AND cnoIcIsr ASSORTMENT
e1 Hs'tsryLIs q JrwxIny.
Gold and 9ilver Watcher,
e'oeks, S1oer Var, Plated Ware, Diamond
0oods, SIrsr Tea Ssts, ,..,,
Ca:tor:, Cake Baskets, Gold Chains, Rings,
1aioetec, and everything slse pertaini1E; 70 {
FIRST CLASS JEWELRY STORE. !,
~ goods were purchased exeluslvsly for
cash from the largest Wholesale houses in the
Union, and are for sale At the 'E''
= LOWEST PRICES.
All goods warranted precisely ~ repre,ept-
ed: Cash paid for old Gold and Silver. A
fali supply Of RateA Material. always on hand.
Agent Tor Seth Thomas, Clocks, also agent
for the celebrated
American Watches.
Particular attention paid to repairing every
description Of Watches, Clocks and Jewelry in
ne best possible manner. We manufacture
al kinds Of ~. ::
flair WORK
Or any other pattern of Jewelry, &c.. in our
line. All work will b. done promptly in 4
Norkmanliks manner and Better than any oiAe-
e'taoh'ha'ent in this section of the country. All
orders by letter or otller~ Use will receive
prompt attention.
All Kinds Of new wheels and new parts Of
the watch manufactured for the trade at rea-
sonable discount.
Store in 0reenleaf's Block, opposite Concert
Hall, near the Post Ofiee
v5n49-ly D. C. 0REENLEAF:
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FURNITURE! FURNITURE
THO n As : . n rs ,
<: <, = ass.=-s~- BLACKSNilTH.

4 L L /. dds Of work done in the best possi.
n Bile ranner, Partionlas 'sessntioh kives
70 horses d ox-shosing, plov work, asdrs.
pairingo al kinds Shop II bsms building
nth =. y. Weary. tCsryiafe Shop.
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i ..z,.,,., .a7ed e4at!4,---
80 :!
TN order 10 keep pace NTH, the dsosads o.
i IL travelling public, re nanegsfs q 1is
oooulsr route hsvs sddid .m1Sy npfeveaeets
durine The ysar 1887, and nil. te.eo.aesaaees
Il viii 80 found IN Al lsppeeA I1eI
CLASS ROUTE o III tAG11sseStn eitiss. The
track II stone ballsatsd. and satifs1y NJ pem
oost' d. "u.r"r; ~" a2@| %
Thr4.a Daily, Tfeias from
PlTTsDuRaH T. sPnll .Ao11PH1AI
with close eona,etioss from Me.esra cas'ss,>
al conuectipK direct 70 New Hsfkj
j., azthtpuKh Philadslphia,
and clos. connections y, Rezrisbure sef
Baltimore and :lW.aa1ahiassea'
From Pitsburg to New York 80 traia fuas
daily $3.50 miles.) Via AllentoVn, without
change Of cara, T.. .'-r&
ARRIVING IN ADVANCE OF AL oThEh ROUTES.
q" Seven daily trains from
PHILADELPHIA. TO NEW YORK.
Tickets for sale to Boston by Boat Or Rail.
Boat tickets good on any Of thesonndlinss.
Fare to all point, a. Lop 2, any Route.
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THE PROPRIETOR,
Thankful for the many favors received from
the citizens Of st. Cloud and vicinity, hopes
1y strict attention to business and gentleman
y depsrtnsnt to al, to merit continuance Of
the same, with IN additional share Of the pub.
lie patronage. .,'s -: g,
s. r. FOOT.
st. Cloud, June Goth, 1853. v5n48-tt
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He will pay particular attention
to the compounding Of Physicians prescrip.
tons Ct I'll hours, and from his long experience
and strict attention TO- business, he fiatters
himself that he will merit share of public
patronage.
l.. &. SIMS. !.
St. Cloud. Nov. 2 th. 1851. v3n8l
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-02-19
LyTrrs FROM AUSTIN.

aprls, TEXAS. Feb 9. leG3
DEaR Sra; We failed TO have quorum
IN the llonse until ycs,,lday. Thursday. ow.
lng to high water ard Other causes TIE
Governor read bis message in person 10 che
Joint Houses in the Representatives Hall.
"a you Will see by the sy15psi- herewith sont
Various measures are recommended. II "a
twice as lont az the moral code Among
other things, the State 'ates are to d. dou.
bled that Is raised from q 10 50 c.b,s on
the 800 worth Of property. A. yet, |
am unable TO procure complete copy.
The Hon. c. W Buckley. va. elected
Speaker without opposition. Wv. Ward
was elected to Clerkship, and IS dischargin,,
his duties
Corn here, Is worth g. pei h,shd aogr
$50 per hundred pork e26 ser hundred
board sl00 per moth.
Much rain, intensely cold, and the norlher,
continue Tor two days
There Ia anont Is new members, A. the
House Is about to 60 isto stssion. mus,
close. Your friend
A. PARKER.
X W. LoUoHERY, Marshall TeIs.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-02-19

I Tns MEas.Gs oP Gov. LyBnocK.-We
have Rad with great pleasure the message OF
Gov Lubbock to the Legislature now In as.
sion at Austin, and have only to regret that
our space will not permit lis publication On.
tire In our columns. While we may not agree
sitn all i,s suggestions and recommendations
there are 30 many lha, are valuable il con
tain such evidences Of profound reflection upon
the condition OF the country and the difficult.
tiys that environ as. !, bra,bcs such pure
and lol'y spirit Of patriotism, that we feel in.
voluntary drawn by the strongest bonds Of
sympathy towards its author, and canno, bu.
regret that We ever had occasion, or thought
We had occasion. to censurc him. Az state
paper, il will be regarded, 10 our Judgement,
M amons the very best that have beer pro-
aaced during the war. We have seen no
Message epana,ing from any Governor IN the
higher need ofpraise We we.c indebted to
Col Balkle., Of Jellerson,or Houston rele-
graph containing the Message in hull A copy
also reached Us, in regular exchange by mail
Finding tina, fall publication of il wonld oc.
cupy our entire PAPER, We sat down to con-
'iens- H. when upon opening u letter from DR..
Parker, oar representative, We found an eS-
ira from the Texas Almanac, Published in
Austin, containing the very thing we wanted.
We had not the lime to examine ii, but gave
Il out Immediately to The compo.iters. From
The recognized ability of Mr.. d. Richardson,
We have 10 doubt il will be found full and
ai.s11a. tory abrilseaens.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-02-19

waiting for vretcx's he has gHt cnongh
now llr can Intervene in tine inter
est Of humanity, in order To prevent
srrvi'o iusurrcr'iors. lud boo order 90
prevent revolution AZ home, for his
people are starving % cccpnntof got
ting no cotton from America Letters
have been received here ffom Paris by
iho las, steamer, 10 which these facts
are set forth wiih certainty aul lt is
STATED that a treaty has already been
made with SlidrIl, N which, 10 cuusid.
GRAFTON 1T grca, commercial advan'
lagos, Napoleon ia to act AK above.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-02-19

~ We had tic pleasure of greeting, a day or
tsn asp. our young friand Lieut.. Alphoa.o Alien,
Asoa II Mr.. Hm. Allen of this plaes. who lcti Mar
saall about eighteen months ago in Capt Bass =
ctmptny. Fifst Texas Infantry. he has seen
much sefycc SINE be LEFT here ard participated
m several of tho eisst memorable battles OF the
var; aaong them the series Of engagements be-
fJre iiehmoi;d. the hattie Of Maas.lssas aud the
bard fought contest Of sharp,barg. He has risen
80 the rank u i.leulraant The hard-hips incident
II var seem 10 have had no injurious cIcc, on
hin A. no looka IA hoit-r health than when be
left home. lie la, two other brothers In the ser.
vice, Of whom It "a suiiioen, praise to ssy. tia,
they make good soldiers.
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riIr EHaEL ~

r. tf Ei,or n iis Republican,
pRR san; propc.e, through The col
nmps of your valuable paper to call the at
tn'iuu Of the public 10 the kchet lanncry q
situated six miles We, OF MarshN, on th'
Gim'r rosl DO thi for the rcason that !
suppose other people are a. little acquainted
with this establishment ~ was myself be-
lore visiting it. bad .ren flaming adycr-
iisemaut In the newspaper. that Grgg Co,
had established a mammoth mnuuN but
supposed that like other things in The same
line IL vas n new bait te catch "gudgcoas
Imagine thcn, my agreeable surprise On VIII
ting It by accdcut, to find "a real " genuine
stunning Tauncry, capable vi tanning IN the
byst style ans amount Of leather, nui one That
In my opinion. Is d,st,ued 10 meet With bril-
liant Fucccss, and 20 effect u revolution IN tie
leather department ia THIS country. While
Other tanurrit, are selling leather At fabulous
prices and eNtorling money rom The sUllstlue
p11g for hall tanned leather Mc.sr, Gregg
Go. are proposing 10 furnish leather l' the
government aud To Individuals at tflh,ng
advance on ante war prices. All they want
Is uIfflHage. and who will refuse to give Il
ugder the Circumstances Where else can
You bus ,oic leather al hlty cents per pound
and upper iralAtr al seyeuty i've cents per
pound. LIT the country encourage liberal.
generous man aud lhcr, by put The ban Of pub
pc rtprubaiion upon cXtoriiou,r- and sNind-
lors The Rrhl lauuefy was established by
Col G. t. Gregg. OF Marshall than whom
moro honorable aud upright business mau
do. not live IN tto South west and { aries
4 ilvus,u 10 "a ihY sufu. tlArp u hu pu
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-. . t... "a IN. ,
'"'NNNp' '','' '',ur
3uls' .i"n i"''' P"D' wv ls' WA L'n"'h-
u''y '''' - '''I '"i' "''' '"' ''''' ut
ivy" "N '''i'N-'
N."'Ns 10. 'f,'N'' ~ ,'' 'n''e'''''''
'''e ','- was 'u' No. 81 "'.N.'N.' Nn'"h a.
''' ~, i''s y ys,'l r, .,'AV',iulh.
~" "',''' ~ ''',,l' .' ''"'
continued conn "o'''' ''''' VII" N'"''''". II
-! 90. 81. N,
~ ~" '''1 "' ".n' - l' - ' ,,.' ',,.'
'"s' SOU ~ VI Wv '-' i''' ar
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-02-19

re We have no further intelligence from the
Arkansas Post prisoners, Sufficient time has
tap.sd 10 dsiPaie the Nopos entertained as b tho
truth N the rupoit OF their escape Il Ia painful
% reflect that relatives friends, sad associates
ar~ ~ cherries Northern PRISON., and that w. may
upi see them again for months Il indeed We ever be
hold ihcm again Ia hfa but thus misfortune should
ffadcr Us ouly tie more resoate and defiant It Is
but al additional incentive to us % d. our duty,
sud our iull dpty. 10 OUT country
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u DOLLARS REWARD,

DAN away from the subscriber eight mites north
IL OF hsk, Cherokee County, .lcxs~, on the
?and inst. my hny SAM vhn :, about - years old
about 1--we teet high, confactly hnlt and nearly
black; bad on when he left, cloth cap, kefsey
clothes and mud hoot-. will pay the above re.
ward 4 approheudcd 50 that can get him
g. II. WILL ANS.
Ru-k Teyss, Feb. :, ise1 nlgskts
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eyoRHr

The winter. dres brightly CLEAN,
Athvafi the oll familiar hall.
And tail fantastic -htllw- stream
Upon the Door and on the wall
The winter voices 'hd'y moan.
Ana leave, descent win rustlin- SQUAD
The tail ireos .acm - u ihoy sroan
To see their children scattered ruund
As II they m1ancd With .hrIcking cry
Aud wave their ilu. and wthcreI arms
Do sftt % see their eta idfta die.
And give % earth tle.r faded i1fmsi
Their wailinF tone. t-iug thoughts , wee,
sad thought o, enc eh1 itl o. rest.
And thouTh ms heart i- srisyne ~
know tAat be il vita the bles;.
Ny spirit wander. lar sway
NtaFs far Potomac waters glide.
And .rekIag uat The place where thcy
Have id ylIby H. chilling side
In hgcy kneeis beside the mound
My weeping eyc- could uUt behold.
Ans Goa tn- n-.,mted ground
T. thee IT, deepest sorrow told.
T. think n thee, my own beloved,
lad hy caiI ava l0uI.u fiA-,
lls- AN thc Nght of fc removed
AaJ lgf, nc soTrow far a guide.
The deepest prayer my soul bad hresthed
Was twinci sf0lud my hioiher's name:
Dee lHlae.t l0pes uly heart bad wicatuci
Were ;ur my soldier brother fame
These pes al1s' are fulei DOW.
And mast hc laid upan tHy pAII:
The rfgsn that should h4y, boa1i thy brow
VIII fade iu ASrlrl cherries, hall
MAGGIE.
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ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.

ErTrttS II administration on the estate OF
/ 4 Thomas Heath. deceased, were granted 10 the
undersigned hy the County Court Of Harrison
county. Texas. At the December term, \. D.. lsh?,
pertaining to estates ut de caa'd persons, nc,
TIL. b. Therefore. 10 notify all persons holding
claims against said estate 10 pre-en, them within
the time prescribed by law. and those Indebted, TO
make Immediate payment .....,
JOHN HEATH, Admir-.
Feb, 8, lsG3 nlp'ds
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-02-19
ESTAN NOTICE.

IAkkN up by \. II Bristol living In the city Of
Marshall Harrison County Tcx,s and posted
before T. A. Harris ]. +. ~ beat No. s. one Ger.
tam Blset Horse Male about IA hands high, about
10 or II years old, some saddle and harness marks,
no brand psfeeiy,hle. appraised by II. l.. Ferry +
a. Hardin, at tl25.
d. Y. FREDERICK. Clerk
Feb. S, 1850 nj, u.