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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-06
NEW CASTLE COUNTY
MUTUAL IlSyRA NGE 60 ZIP All.

Office W ilmington Institute, corner Of 6th
and 4drket Streets, Wilmington Del.
IN Ehis ON PkLMluM NOTES REDuCED TO FIVE
PER lENr
'pHE principle Of Muusl Insurance Is believed TO DO
the safest and eXp-ruuua ia ha. proved it TO heh
cheapest means OF insurauc against Loss h1 tks aud
although this insutlon has Deeen but ~ yeArs 10 eA'
lstsnce thu st of insurers VIII compare iNoraDy WIN
any other. and iha 1-ee by fire during that time. al
though -, have been promptly fad, as all who have
hesn insnrs TINS odeo and have had the misfortune
to be buru attest. Ths object has been TO se'
cure good st sar rEs, rather than 20 swell the
number lsR ID without regard 10 hazards thus les
aeniug the liability oil niug the rash capital IN case q
4selvy disasters during the year
DIR ECTORS.
Wlgrssfoy.-Wism Ganly, Vincent Gilpip, George
hchArdhoa, Johu Duncan, Jacob lusey John Coehrau
William Tttnail. Edward T, heilah, samuel Canby
B sSbYwNE Hrs pEGr --Rdw. Hrnghursi, Eli u. Tail-y
CHRtsriASA nuNnHp.--Chas. W. il9wiaud, James lIii
die.
NEw CAsrlE HusrREp.-johu iuyer.
WHITE CLAY CREBk uusurEp -Abrtm 7. Shannon.
WILLIAM CANDY, President.
lEo. II p siNs1Es Secretary aud Treasurer. "a
d = uhica hours from tp and from TO 8.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-06
REAL ESTATE.
4y,sah USES 4.,9ss7 4,.i9ss7
I!El FOR RENT. hi

Brick House Market street between sth 0lh SO.
sld, $3.50 0O
Frame House in Mechanic street below Lombard St.,
No. NJ yis 90
Brick Ii ouse and Lot Lord street, third door from
Railroad, No. 05, $50 TO-
Brct ouse Lord stree. second door from Railroad,
SO u1
frame House corner Of Church Taylor Streets $50 o.
do do ont Aylur street adjoining the above 80 90.
Five Brick Houses Of llth street Pine, Nos Gul,
603 600 d0I aui 6U9i each snDuU.
Five Brick Houses on i2th street Lombard Nos
SOL. 5J5 lu5 5OJ ami on each SO 90.
Two Frame Houses On hidiles Lane first from Stone
Tavern, eAch $40 10.
Frame House lnfng the alley "a from tavern $50 20
Four Frame Houses anj ming iht above each $50 0O
Brick House On ID nllard street between AcCAulley
and l.th streets, S6J 90.
Brick House S W. corner NJ Front and Thorn sire Is
SiZ5 o,
rrik liadse on gaudl street above Second street, No
small Brick on Grange street bsween Third and Fourth
streets, $50 90
Orange streets.
Tvs Frame Houses 18th and Elizabeth Streets each
s32 90.
Brick House on hurch street between Eighth and
Ninth streets, ,Si 20.
Brick House, No 1918 King street between 18Th aud
lIth streets 500 Ol
nrek House, Tay lor between Locust and Buttonwood
$40 o.
Rrif1 House Market street between 18th and llth
streets, 500 20.
Brick stable 18th street Market and Orange
streets, S6S W.
Brics house on 9th street between Pine and Spruce
street, $40 20.
Brirk House. rooms we'll finished, with 10 acres ot
land and brick stable, Wilmington, S i5U 90.
A lleuse sud premises NJ the :. h. ner NJ Ma,ket
and Water Streets in the enufeof james J.. Cox aud
Atplyto WILLIAM McChuLLEY
ieb2s. Gu6 Market St. Wi mingtnu nr
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-06
Desirable City Lots for Sale
WAWAsRT NIIRsnR1ns
NEW ROOKSI

N H. S. Il Buticrs Book and Newspaper Sor,
i2O Market Street,
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE
Trumps, story ut American Life by q. W, Curtis
The Crossed Path by Wikie Collina.
Hakty lnrsnn, hy John T. Irving.
The Attorney, by john T. Irving.
The Constitution @! thn United States.
" I'D iiir. by Capt. Mnyna hc,d
Lie of heucrtl Fnuuis Marion.
ftefybnIs'- lawyer
Moral History Of Women.
Mis- Gilbett's Career
one OF Them, by Chas Lever
The firft ftfals- Step by Ravnolds
Ine MomHn ~ White by Wilkie Collins
Twenty p-hve different kinda OF Novels at A dina each
All tile Magazines Daily sud Weekly Newspai4f
BooSs, Stationery and Fancy Articles, for sale in Elea
varirty an-i9
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-06
THE UNION
Volunteer Refresment Saloon,
PHILADELPHIA,

EstaJiishcd tor .turnishiug meats 10 soldiers on
thtH wdy 70 dRd FROM Me tgdr, and tie temporary
care Of the sick,
II AvING been in operation two years, supported by
private contributions, the Aties Of the committee pro
pose holding Fair In ai1 Of our fund, commencing At
;he Saloon on the 18th inst, to continue ten days.
The OF our first fair due to the liberal pa
irunage from all sections aud case, and ask the i-
hnbita1is If Wilmington and vicinity, to extend To this
their aid The express collecting articles in your vicinity,
will deliver any conlibut Of fruit flowers but.
ter eggi free Of cost to the donors. aud return all
baskets vessels that may entrusted to their
Please direct as below sending the name OF the con.
ttibuor with each lot TO br r. gistered.
AKAD BAKKuWS. Chairman,
union Volunteer Reireshnent Saloon
Foot of Wellington Avenue. phiia.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-28
J,.,.otrs MEssAaE X NEW YoRK-Fbs

ItseoLE's MESSAGE II NEW YoRK.-Rhs
New York Herald, IN lengthy sEsisle on the
sEbisot Of sensations, remsrks
Out ,f pure love for Presidens Lincoln, we
tried te make sensation ABOUT bis message the
sther day. bat we tried in gain. lieioEe this war
We used to print sn extra edition o. from tea to
thirty thsasand eopies Of the Herald containing
the Presidents message, and all these copies
were bought up ike hot cEkes By the eager pub.
he. On Monday we obtained the first copy OF
Mr. Ldacoln's message BY telegraph. We print
ed it 6rss, ard had ouT aE.ra ready 5sf9fe our
sleepy co'eHpoFsries knsw what they EeFs
about. Tht newsboys were notified By the pSi-
lssin that the message was n town. Wen, we
printsd four hundred and eighty ccpges OF The
faesss4e. OF those we sold oBe huES-sd and
eighty cepiss to the newsboys. Unaegbtedly
We should have been stack, (as The neWsbsys
clarsicaily uhrsso it, with the remaining three
hundred, had not ceHnhymfn came sioiss IN
the nick Of time sad bsught the whole bsieA,
on q venture, to dispose Of en- bis way hems.
We bavs every reason 70 behave thet our coen-
try custousr SinFsrsly repeated Of bis bargain.
This little incident il the strcngest presf we
could Prsdzes Of Tie complete iRsinszenes q
the public
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-28

Nas safiifasnE gEoani 70 s<eseisa il ! He then
Tscitsd ihs causss which had led 70 secession,
laying snxss on i5e fact thai TIE po0pls Of The
4sEih and E0Etk are distjncs frcm and entago-
Aistie 70 laeh osneE The Hcrth prsashsd Esli-
gio1s Liberty, and pxactesd il by psg5eea.ing
and Staying 81 who differed ffen ihemselves-
In ike raanusE they UsFs the d-st 70 skEsats7
ssesasi0n--thsy WsEe tue 6rst % talks measures
70 ssceds--but now tSst others follow their ex-
azapis. Ard hey lose by Il, thsy deem ( he
aeadlisst 81 siss. TAls was not an atisapt te
eut oas ahioa iats two, but to compel tW0 na-
TORS % be sns. i was this TACT that the South-
ernsrs Ere another people, and the natural desire
which il created 10 have aa existercs and gov
eTnnscat 5f their own, thAt vas tie cause q this
conyalsiaa- But thsTs Eas aneshsF IL he con
Yiotioa that had long psrvsdsd the Soutk-faas
the Uaion was worked 70 the proas Of she North
and shsir own loss.
ssas might Be surprised Sat be did net rasn-
daa slavery as one ef ths causes Of seoassioh.
Ths very smallest rs1sotion ought q shaw snY
one who tsok the tFpubls 70 Tsaset, that slaysEF,
- far from hsiag he esuss. vas The slT0ngss1 e
al pessisls reasons against SECESSION. Hls shs0
went sR 70 bhsw that, N AZ oshsF cases Of var.
sT thTeateBsd war, in America, llav0Ty lad no
sarts snd siafea that, il slavsfy bad hssn tie
srst object Of SouthsKa shoushs, thsy would
have clung % ths gaioa with tds most despsE-
ste tenaclsy. b1k son9 Dl2at AK, W19 not
slavery deelaFed to be 10 eorasr stons Of tae
S5sthsra 0sEfsderscyl Thas Wss tie poplar
ani psTrst cry Of Ne N5gthssn adssszsss. Il
was tr=s that SoHibera oratgs statad that the
difsrshess Of raes and the sap srislisy q one
Tses to sE8thsr was the s9rnsz sone q the sys-
tenn bus did they ever 5siots asar Of such
thing a. taking mstapkoriesi sxpEsssisn af an
sTafQr, And liking il on eight Taillions Of Dsopef
LssYIng mstzphoT fer fact, every uaa knew
where % hnd he eerEsr-s.sus OF any esofsdsr-
asy. ThsTs was bat sue thing % which fias
spithet w9ald apply, snd thst was its eonstitn-
tion. Aoa, in the Constitution Of he Soathern
s istes tAertl was not single PTineipis il sap
psFi Of slas'eEy whieh wss a0s Il lhs ed one.
Strange 20 Hsy the only nav principle vas og.
pessd . slavery, asd that was ths abssiuss pss
hisitioE Of The slave trade There was rot oae
E9Ta IN il 90 PreVsat any siats freeing It's sis7ea
and Fsmsizihs EszbeF a. horstoioTe. FYAas
I'D they tkiRi, than, Of ths espsoity Of Rez
shs took up tie ssnRd q tks plTsss, a1d had
bot psReiraiisR enough % discern fhs ssass Of
{ and The !iaaitS ef is sPPiiealisn7
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-28

~ Mr. Lincoln iusormsd the actor Hacksts
shRt his fsyoEits play was Macbeth. he cel-
tsinly ,seeus TO have studied she li5es sbout
msking a promise to the ear and breaking it 70
tho hope. His proclamation Of amnesty Is 3
case IN point A pTopsT document Of that kid
wculd have ended the var il month; bat the
ana he mas Just issued insures It's eoniinuance y
he end Of bis term cf efhce. An snnehIy a.
dresSed 70 the hoPe rs wei as g the ear shenla
ksvs Seen a peaes Offering and psrdon; this
one i 4 prsvocateu and war cry.--New York
uZo~fd
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-28
EAs xn-i.-s- ss'..s. 81. IS. g sass Es.sas-

- letN ltI-H.a
1hs Xa1kse PaPsrs ssy ia1E "a -aise6oa -
ssleEatss = sss stass esavsnlian % ftansans.
Caasdts.ioa IS e b had usxt zu5aih.5 ana ihs
kss oElsana E1z s.yss
L Is important thzs u Fs0pls sksuld unsss-
s.sa6 has he Sss.s elsedQns vaich VII rross-
BY Be- he'd Is MS Sssss On g sbcat he 81
dsy Of Jauzary nszt. VII b hsl1 unsr~ -
csa and by IL s1tbarify sf tie uiIita-v Tov.r-
nor Of L5Aisiana- Is IS impaxtart . ks-e ~.
nz9srsss92 ias5 le1s se7 7lainlst via n, fle-s
sksald thl1k Z vas czlsd b ths Pes So
sosaniiiss, L1ss so1l<iitss has a. PoFsr e
orisE Al slss5oa sa7 moss shar 80 - -si5-
nizhis5ueisza Is Mszczls III. .Tss s5r,aisl.s
sl1p y ps1iionsd shs EoVsE11r g ssl1 e 81 ~
dsy men1onsd, and - expressed 4 Eiilingaszs
g d g, e sode - s1 sis-si z r-a5sr q rsiss
shazid Be ~ Sstszsd - lAs Slza. Hir 5slfsrsf
that - raeui.i,s nnz,5sf vi ha ok..su-l -
il1s . bod ~ s,RSlian ea q assaa O. Asa
eay e lsazsEy,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-28
spsssA 't Isss' = s.ssss, ,..s., - la'-

TIE spsaker sfsrnsd, not only ihst recession
vas iuss right Of every STATE, bat that tbs IN
zenuisy Of 1an esald not esmhi1s tssss soy
srelrn States into fs5sfzB sspublic wit5szl lhe
Eirhs oE secession. Hs did not sivosats ms
srins.p.s ef secassisas Re vas no bslisysF ir n
publies IN ssy fora. Bus rizhi vas Iixhs, and
Il he Amsrisss psopis t6sught prorsr 3 ndort
asrtaih pFfAciplss er fsrus 81 gcyuruus-l. s
vas tEsY daly noH 50 secsDs ths esngsausnc.v
The sssthsEn States hse noi oaly . rieet II a.
ssssion inhsEsst IN tie EsdaElf csrSsets. k-t
shsy had ths szna right frsu 3 sui kizlser
ssaEss--t8s deslsxEki0a Of fzdspsndsucs' ~
fountsin-besd of Amsrican palifseal sr:nei,se.
Ae thsa quoted Ahrahzm Liasolns jusiiEcsi.on
Of Western Virginia seeeaing frou a. - q
shEt aiass, and a3ssTis3 saat any ors No.
scughk would Ana AZ nuthority fsr ne vsry
gfcssess forn, sisSG of febeHson Or ssesrsis6,
n Ar Lincol1. T1us ths S0llfhsEu Sintss hsd
KAsei npen tasiE sids, hey sizrly Do Wat ia
Northern siAsscEnsIs did bsf0rs thsm knd hsTsI
tsasAl thsa . tdzire svss stRcsL Bat Is zizks
be ssksd wkeiksg, sdmiaing % nghk stsrs
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-28
- rgpET, RLANRETs.

r A,sss is ne vieinl9 of Atlants, dedrng y sss.
fsezsae fss "a beneet q lhs sold. = 81 bsese
rsssl s.,istsi LaefarlRs, Ia, va plea1e an NReA
- ~ lalra ~ ingoruaaoa IS tie slsssel
EARKIa JokEs 4 CO.,
coRnnaen Merchants
-s5u MxretfH street AtHn's e
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-28
q KENNEDY HOUSE,


D.lN ST. LOUTS, beiwssa Ffszk1s sad HsRilten
tEtrssss of he sst PisAsans locations il ths
f Aand ibo tVelsg Pskie viii 1nG Il 10 1bsir iRreT
rt 70 stop thsrs. Tia nbss always tzfnaksd via
fls bstt TIE narksi E1ezcL cahsasB are n zee kAsh
~ eakfna psrEena ko via atop this keesa.
ethsr E.ssa fhsrefo4e II ssuad Be vel % rsRepber
- ssesflan fdss
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-28
WAKTxR To NIRR.

FTlzE starlOiis end 3estk CarsSna RsiIssa Con
-, IA Ssrirs.s sf hrnF fOg tbs ensuing ysSr
S-r,sr-i - -beSis6 HEGRe Nm. Tbs o0Hntrg b
herftv npS rsuoss EOIn tas sreaY, a1e tsa eozpsNy
rspzFed ts feed the aes and slei es tAs eotaior
si,1r ne ~ isaEosrneats Hofthy ~ ccLAdorstoG
ts tharS hsyiaF nsE7ssli - hire Adtless
s.sS, oeIainhia >. G.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-28
100 KEGS SODA for .sI..by

n OO La b. MAD T. CO.
$50 bozos Rzirssi LSgwsoa fur sAls By
a L. s. MEAD & co.
sose hs. Csp2srss ioF sale By
L S. MEAD & Ce.
4 bbls- Cream Tartar for sale By
s. MEAD & co.
looe ounces QuiniBs for sale by
LIS. MEAD & CO.
zoe ounsss SulPbsis AorPhine fer sale By
l. S MEAD d co.
900 pezzss Ioaide Potash ior sale By
L, S. MEAD & co.
stsl. Borsx ios sals BY
~ LIS MEAD & co.
1000 Ihs. sslspstsE fOt SEie by
LIS MEAD a CO.
20e lbs. chlooiorz for ssis By
LIS MEAD & co.
zoe Ibs, EsgEsh salOmsl sor sale By
L. S. MEAD & co.
See lbs. KnglsA Blue Mass fsr sale By
L. s. MEAD 4, co.
csstx Oh, IN bottles, fer ssls By
aslsln Le MEAD & 90.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-28

By cC nmsBd OF Ms tloT-Gen. Batter.
(Osieiss) r, s. DAVIS, Msj. and A. A.e.
HEApe's lsTE ARMY CORPS,
Dept. Va ani n q, :
Fofi 5Ieurses Va Dee. ls ls65. )
tsensrsl OrdtrE, 80. +s
/ All Transfers Of PTcpeIly or righis Of prep
erty, zeal mixed, personal, or iueorporesl, except
Necessary food, medicine and clothing either by
way Of sale, gift, pledge, payment, lease, OF
loan, by any iDhAbitsnt OF this department Who
hss ret returned to bis or her allegiance 20 the
United States, (having once been citizen there
O., } srs forbidden snd void, the person trans
ferfis.g and he perseR receiving shall be pun
ished By 6ne or imprisonment, oE both.
II All registers Of the trsnsfeE Of certificates
OF stsek, or shsres in any incorporated or JOINT
stock company or association, il which any IN
habitaut Of this department who has not re-
turned to bis OF her allegiance to the United
2tstes, (haviDg oaee been citizen thereby has
ssF iriaTest. are FORBIDDEN; and The eierk, or
Other cficer, making or recording the transfer,
viii Sc held equally guilty with the trsnstsreT.
command Of Msior- Gen BatlsT,
i9meis) R. s. DAVIS, Maj. and 4. a. e.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-28

TEE EIoHMOED Provision MARKET.--Tke
eoTrespop5snt OF the ChArlestoa BeresEs says;
sSirss the ma1jmun was Knocked u the
head by fus.reetions to inPressing agsnis nos
70 ialsffsrs via sHpFlies on The way 70 IaATEoty
Riehnsna has beer alNest gluited With veni-
son, ducks, geese, turhiss, ssh, oysters, mutton
besi and sll rle1nor of vegetables. ffiess
are hi1h. bsl there is aa abgnasnes 70 eat ano
no lh0gght q fsmine.'
We wish our people, says tna Sayannah ks-
yubiicGs, could be made 70 learn that tke fsA1l-
NUN is Knocked in ths heaop il Georgia as
well As In Virginia There Is really 70 dlf6cnl-
y IN sending supplies to market, sEA i Our
planters and farmers reiuse 70 90 il nfteF tiis
ASSURANCE It viii be clear that il resula from
other causes than fear Of The inpTessing sdesT.
~ Many Of tbs Yankee papers have Bsb.
lisned the whole of President Davis massage.
TIE New York Tfibsne thinks that 4 bsirsys
sppmhensicn aue the ike. Il and The Yankees
5essfsliy, however, can hardly believe msp TO
3 h sarrsss unless he indulge in braggsdocio
), Il rhodcronta5e. They can hsrdly distinguish
- vreeu 4 bully aad = esntlezaR, or bow q mtn
80 nos bosst without bsiBg eewasd-sas
Yssk,s usWspsper nsn ssPseauy.-ksess
TribaHs'. 9Ha3 W
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-28
NOTEOE.

rTNHE cfhesns and nen 70 Lonldzna in tie ArSy pf
u Teaasssss and thsr frisnds. Wii End dsp0t ~
Earisrs Geofeis q rsseive ard ward er fsisn
81 called foS 81 IsRTTERs p eKAGES articles
81 sHy dsseriptirr. Address LoaiI'sDE Dspos eaKs
Gel Leon VeE zlnxsa, Assstta Ge0rgiA
7. .. gULLT,
ssIz.sr. chsirus.n t.,.Is.ra s 4 AassirtIsn.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-28

We the tndsraisosd late dru Eslsts q t city, have
long hse IN cur eibployusnt 81 the fcrsRoizg h
! Ar L s Assd aad CO Uost eeseislly reoonnsEd hin
= old frieE1s and The pubic q asfs relisble,
and Ekllful drnEyist, understanding thoreughy the
baEinsss and verify the confidence of famlllos Aad
PhysieEnA H6AEicUTT & TAYLOR
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-28

- hss taken and subscribed ,he eash and
parole required by general orders No 49, FOX
loyal citisen sf the UGited States residing IN
S,ste ever IN rebellion, or who has symPsthissd
with See seeding States.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-28

strangely rRisrepressntsd In ths Yankss Con-
gTesa; member Of that body having, the other
day said, as heleaYRsd from eeEtsin neEspsPers,
thss hs bad said here, on recent seeesiens fha
the Northern srisoRsFs had been n1sllfsated
herS in regard to supplies Of foDd. SIR fssid
Mr Eootel ssia 40 such thing; said that
such was the aceussten presented sgsinst as
By the of5eiAl Of ths Yankee GsvsfnnaHl, ana
shiS SceEsaion was, 10 soma sxseat, apparerliy
saA 'ined By esrtsa ofieial dceament which
I ITsa, in my place, and nfgea that she ruth
or fAlsehe0d Of the allegation shoald be 81 onee
inquired into, In osdsF q siniieate the h0ncr q
ou GOEsFpnsnt TIE high sezeiAls, of shleb, ]
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-28

InSaaing vsrsty Of otksr sriels= ususlJ found IN
vel SupPsa oruE Etorss and solicit skAre q PUbHg
Pstronege l. b. H1AD 4 Go
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-28
NV DRUG lin.
Drmgs osad .Meaicsnes,

TIE urSsrIlznsd having rsceafly yarehased tbs
i DruE ssizhllakmsnt, on Whkahhll street Of W. &
YOUNG 4 Co, new oGer f0l g most vEluabls and
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-05-30

nR g. W. TAYLOR, Formerly Chici
~ surgeon, 9Th Div. Mo, Army, and more
recently Of the G. : A. having located in
darhall oilrs hi4 services TO tie citizens o.
the town aai vicinity An extensive expert.
euce 10 military surgery for the last two
years, 10 connection with thirteen years Of
practice isa sufficient guaranty. Especial
attention ~. TO all diseases Of the eye, TO
surgical operations and chronic disease.
Office at DE-. IAncaster's drug store. Res
idoncc IN The house recently occupied by
Capt Fitzpatrick.
Fob o. lSG3 n22-tf.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-05-30
E>TRAl NOTICE

TAkE\ up by the subscriber on the 28ln
| ct April one black mare mle, ONE sor.
Ri mare mule one black horse mule one dnnn
horse mule, and % sorrl horse male branded
H. on the lclt shoulders msncs and tails
shaved Al supposed TO be unbrokc. The
owners will please call. prove property. pay
expences, aud take them away.
W l.. BLOCK Err
May ., 1868. u32,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-05-30
sIKNN MILE.

STRANtp from the ssbscr,her near Mar
y shuil smal, light bay 'lIorse Mule
three years old has been worked aud ia in.
thin order, Any Information leading to his
recovery will be Thankfully received AID
literally rewarded.
GEO. W EWEfI4
MAY %. ls62. MATT
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-05-30
NEW ADVERTISER ENTS.
REBEL. TANNERE.
Department No. =.

+ ibis department Of our rsEncy all per.
IONS can have their hides tai ned into good
.r- such as the hides viii turn out, one
1, the other. Proper receipts will be-
No damaged hides will be received.
Ia. received AT the late store " G. G..
|reg \ Co. TO accommodate, but we rerler
ID delivered at the yard.
GREGG & co.
Tr II 1858
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4 SMALL GRAY HORSE. ak or
:. \ seven years Old, came To my house, 3 q
mica Northeast OF Marshall. about three
weeks since The owner Is requested to pay
charges aud take him AWAY.
h II. MARTIN.
May lst, 1868 u3i-ti
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san Antonio, TgAAs March 10, 60 Z
TIE undersigned, sole agent Of the Con.
iclgmte States for tAa purchase ol wool
10 thc STATE Of Texas have divided the wool
growing counties into sections aud TO each
section have appointed subapgnt. hosa
duty u viii Doe 10 visit al. wool growers with.
IN their section, or communicate with them
by letter. with the yiew # purchasing their
clips Of wool, for which they are authorized
to pay fair and liberal price. The follow
ing counties constitute section No. &, Sub.
Agent 7. A Weed:
Anderson, Cherokee, Ruak Pamela. Smith
HENDERSON. kaufman, Wan Xandt. Wood
Upllur Harrison Cas-, Marion. Titus. Hop
kins Hunt Fanuiu, lamar, Red River, aud
BoNir.
Il is expected iba, all good and patriotic
citizens viii give the preference TO Govern
meut over all other purchasers. All citizens
are requested 10 report TO this olicc tlt
names and residence q any person or persons
whom they know or hear of. representing
themselves as Government agents for the pm
base ~ wool, who have not received written
authority Rom the Qmrtermaster General
Maj j T. Miu'en, or the undersigned, on il
possessing sufficient ,eyidcnee to coyict them
Of the offence TO make affidavit against them
before Commissioner Of the Confederate
Curt
Bag4ng rope, and Irvine. win Ne furnished
by The nh-accnts. end by the undersigned at
their ware house at san Aotouio 10 those
needing IL 70 bale wool.
NtNT1, { upD
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VI i. HALL.

trH' inr Cushing a Mwlo.E
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Tho postage bill. ia Confederate Congress. pro
side- that t.s portage 90 newsisptrs .haif he
fnr every paper not Weighing over three Ounces
on. cent snd f1r every additional oanec, half a
ce.t, exchanges are free
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lies rs. G. g. Gregg * CO., are my
VI authorized agents during my absence
Marshall
HENRY I. CARTER.
Nav %. SOB n3- H.