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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-01-29
NEW ADVERTISER ENTS.
REBEL. TANNEVN.

This Tannery ia situated near the Mar
shall and Gilner road, jast six miles
wsst Of the town of Marshall. where We ar,
prepared to receive and tan any number o
Hides into as good merchantahe leather ~
ean he pro urci in the Confederate States
We have Steam Saw and Grist Mil at
tached and will have all the advantages that
these can afford together with all other ap
pliancss that can be brought TO bear and all
that Is wanting to compete one Of the most
extensive Tanncries in the South ia the hides
We have a contract with the Government for
large lot Of leather and while We are very
sn,iou- to do all We eau tor our bnrei00ti
s1ldery. we are n"t uumnllnl of the mrt
that we must have the friendship, confidence,
and patronage Of the people ct home With
gu, their aid We canrot hope 10 accomplish
much for the government or them. and in order
to secure tina, aid We must work cheap We
fully appreciate the great scarcity Of leather
and the high price at which it is now being
sold. AS well as the difficulty in procuring
Hides. and have come to the conclusion tina;
little else than cheap leather viii command
hides We therefore submit the following
propositions to the people OF Eastern Texas :
IL, We will pay the highest marke, price
in cash for hides u the extent OF from thirty
6fy thousand dolIais.
"a. We will take all the hides chat we can
r., and tan Tor home consumption, into the
kind OF leather that the hides are adapted 10
making. We will allow fifteen cents per
pound Tor all good first class dry hides, and
will pay for them in good merchnntablc
leather at tiliy cents per pound for solc. and
ryen,yiee cents per pound for 'tusso't I'm
shed upper.
Where persons deliver rs more hides than
will supply their own families then we wan,
to scll that surplus to the Government aud to
those who have np hid,-. This will secure to
sll who have hides sufficient full supply OF
leather and to those who have not, all the
leather their hidcs will turn out. Al hides
delivered us to be tanned must be clear Of
beads. ears, tails, md long shanks, for these
max, no leather.
Upon the delivery Of al hides to be tanned
the kind OF ,aiher that they are adapted to
making viii be Ae,ermjneled. as well as the
quality and kind OF leather to BE- q ven IN r..
turn. and all persons viii receive ogr written
obligation. iar 50 many sides u sole and
upper las the case may bel At the above
stated prices. Thu there can be 30 msua-
Outstanding.
We hopc by fair and liberal dealing to
neri, the confidence Of the people. and rea-
sonabe share Of public patronage. All We
.sk i.s fair trial, and that we are not con.
lemn.i IA ce ava trisi.
GREGG 4 co.
Jan. J, 1863
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REBEL ANNERN.
Department No. !.

tn this department Of our Taaueiy all per
sons can have their hides tanned into good
leather, zach As the hides will turn out, one
half for the other Proper receipts will be
given. No damaged hides will be received
liides received at the late store Of q. g
Gregg 4 Co., TO accommodate, but we prefer
them delivered a, the ysyd
GREGG 4 co.
Ian Is. lsf3
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-01-29

MOI ''ca'lon' oi the exemption law.
: Mr. Perkins iutfoduced a fcsointlan
approving IS 'he Conduct # ecr'sil
''i'zenS 81 louisiana, within The enr
~, 5 mes.
Nj fo"fe cher d resolution 'ha
The south consent 90 10 plan ar ~
construction win ilc former unipn
nor afm'slcc, 80 long as bncoli,'i
'"n"t'"" was nif'v"kej. nor ev'f
n'S''m'er "xt'pt nr"h basis ~ unrnii
"'el"hh' heg"iiaiinn ne,'r run@'ti L
an a'l'Anec c"inmerci"l nr uthefwise
WIN ,he New England stats. IL
""u'' We Wiling 10 negotiate wit
',"''7 n''arr'hg On The MISSISSIPPI
Wn'cu may De w'''''s i' -tlpni'ie AZ
'htrr'a, nHner, aiitofive, and when he
party N"tih' 'ball ov'fihr'w ianc las
F'"'r' "iler a guarantee to the Nartli-
western states at naFigstl ~
','' mississippi whenever iney de-
'"'e ~ 'ne,' n'''oh 10 withdraw i'u'o
'i'e war ana present mdgceuent. 10
''e . NUS Wesi 81 tNe Hocky hopn
AUS AUS 70 "''hdfaw HON Toe Federal
Union clc'
q" ~ "thch vas rrirrrd and
a'-' ''so'nl ''n'' demanding az iuses-
,'E''''n '' zoe frauds IA h.ur cuu
t,''5' exc
o. p.''.ns WING" 'hr ii'',~' a ij'nrnel
~ 'N"ND' Jan. - - IN lhe Feii,r
a. congress "h ih' 9tn, Norton "i Ms
T'u' ,un'"''''a a prop. nh - tts
p'h' pom 'F'n.rs' "nh AK i'r . ~
''''''' c''i'''N'''H :" 90 r"h-" lh" pres
~ u '''uO'S ana restore To" t'ron
>, "'' : ~" W '"'' 'lArarter ~
.'"i '"s SIe ,h a. lame 1td 'np9
.'a' '!'''F = : most wicked AMI
'''',''.S ''u''lt W "sk'd ho" 't.
" f'' ~ uo "''e. MI N"fi, o. repltef
,'''u1" ,'e 'f''r legislatures =.
on '''p o''''A''7' ,''c inconsistency
W ~. .'.'@c "''' "'I' clam r"us f"r illr
,''N - T" "a-' AAd adnded To Vi"
- r ','' ~ ''.A''i''Shan 10 divide
''', .r "'' '. ''A' p'i's'
'' '''' ''l 10 ''' ~, ''.s 'fr the
''., W., '' stanton hn'i"tk, taAsp.
"'., '"''
'e'''N ,,, ''AS cen 70 e''''fd sem.
- ''3'n N'ciN ( 'p. mere - strong
!, ,o''",, y 'H't h.Hud WI he elect
'.' VT, p''""At'' W, 4 Richardson. /
! "'n l''h.lS' ana Frrnandp Wood, /
ll'U view Nl
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-01-29

lasnlva ~ COCO Fynseus Ar BRowSs-
WAS We copy the following from
the Almanac Extra ot the sth;
4 friend writes rs from san Antonio
that news hAs just come in by express
hat & COO fedrrAls hav- landed At
Brownsville. nnifs Batlsll, n. which
had arrived within the last few days
from Sncces, - ofietei to proceed
there immcdlstcl, end Gea Bee IS
ordered TO take psna If the inrees
tteV and ,.ssck the energy
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carr BAvou Ivss. ARK
L.,r,i. Fii,paiaitk


L,1d. Fnspa'a'4,
-By mower vested IN me by Lieut.,
Gen. Holmes, which u here lncln~t ! Do
hi. dsy order you to Texas, tor III. rurpsss
OF collecting eli sbssn,ces deser'ers, or sick
men that may he ah-ent from the regiment
without proper authority or leave.
Thoee Of thru men who arc not able 10
come. will hs examined by board Of sur
ucou. which will be selected by YOU.
No excuse will he accepted nnier any cir
cum.,suces but where they are able to irs'.l
,hev are required to come 10 their regiment
to e-, full discharge. Those sha 10 ns'
comply with your order will he psn'sh't =
verely, A. yos are vested with iull poser y,
the premises. All expenses incurred IN col
lec,ing and bringing those men TO the sray,
Will b. paid by the government Post Qasr-
,.rmss,er, will furnish oil the necessary irons
por,a,ion tina, you may need Tor the nen OF
d,set,ers under your chsrgc-
The authority sested in you will be NOR
fully shown by the accompanying Document
OF THE order.
ELI II BAXTER Js,
Ii. Col Com. 2sth. Reg. itr. Cav
wv, NsAL RAusv, A. Adj
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Ii. Col. Com. 7sth. Reg. Itr. Csv.
wv, NsAL RAusv, A. Adj.
Hs.pouAsruas 2sra Rsor. Tsr CAV,
Carr BAvor Asrss. AAH,
n.,.-hnv ia6Y

December I. 1862.
All ahsensess nom the 2s.h krst OF TeSas
Cavalry in Taras or 'ouis~ns are hereby
ordered TO Immediately report to Li~nt \
Fitspatsiek. st Marshall. te11, Ohio (" EN-
powered BY Lieut.. Gen Holnes to coli~t
and bring 70 IT, Regiment all deser,err ihns'
Who have cve~sAyed their leaves d absence
o, those on aick furlough,
rhoss ahsantes~ Who arr not able 10 come
will he examined by hoard of Surgeons y
~ selected by Lieus. Fitzpatrick. No FL
cuse will h. excepted srAer sny circus
stance; but where they Gro sbie to trsve
they sre required to come 70 the'r regiment
to xet N,li discharge. Thee Who do mol
compl, with this order will h~ severely pun
nhca. Lieut. Fitsps,r'ck has hull powc, ID
Get IN the premier ny order ~.
ELI II. BAXTER, ia.
u cs1 Ca 1stt Re-. 7s. Co.
VIZ. SNL NAHss, ACT.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-01-29

entire property IN that part II Louisiana ".
ing west OF the Mississippi river has b en ".
quostercd lor cdntiseuiiun, ard Ulcers have
been assigned to du'F with ord, ~ 10 gather
mp and collect the PERSONAL property and turn
over TO tie pr"p'T h0rs upon their receipts.
such Of said pre- porly ~ may bc required for
the use Of The United States ainy 10 llect
together III the other personal property and
bring the sane to NV Orleans. and cause it
to be- sold at public auction TO thc highest
bidders An order which, Il executed. con.
dcmns to punishment toy starvation at least "A
quarter Of nj lion OF human beings. Of all
ages, sexes. and conditions nod Of which the
execution. although forbidden to military oil.
cer- by the orders ot President Lincoln. i ia
accordance Win the .uuied, rate law Of our
enemies, which he has directed 10 b. enforced
through the agency OF civil officials. And.
finally the African slaves have no, only been
excited to resurrection by every license and
encouragement but numbers ct them have
actually been armed Tor seryile var war
~ IL nature lat exceeding in horrors The most
merciless atrocities Of the sayag,s
And whereas the officers under The com.
mnnd oi tn said Butter have been IN many
instances, active and zealons agents in the
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-01-29

No hern acc aAaia statas al Oar
theMaan7 wNs ~anndsd ~ rseeass>
- w ie,ssrc
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-01-29

'he ero@plIoa act Is 'ang .oras eosl.--
tseaiy cotton fe,ories Ia North Car ina
hs's reduced ~ n prsss ~ fol'ovs -
hssings s'e. cc'sU rsrr, Sss.S tot, ~.
- r.. hn-ss
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-01-29
,NKSGlylNG PROCLAMATION BY THE
GOVERNOR Og THE STATE or TENAS.

~ ~ NhlN iNtt fkit isAS A.ltN ~ THE
GOVERNOR 0F THE STATE or TEXAS.
There is One who ru'eth ia the ar
mic. OF heaven and among the iuhabi.
tsn's 6 the earth. r. I'm cummn.
mites. ne, less than individuals, are in.
irh'ci, and it is meet that there should
hr pubic Acknowledgements of His
prpyiteniial goodness, AMI signal
mercies.
During The past year We have been
l,rgly blessed IN the returns # seed.
inc and harvest, IN the general hcal,h
which has prevailed throughout our
borders, and tn" continued favor Of
heaven here. as elsewhere. IN the
cause Of our country ia ils rtotracied
struggle for independence, liberty and
right
We have been delivered alike from
Vaccinations of domestic enemies and
foreign foes. Except in the lnss Of
onr dead, the calamltics Of war have
bornc less heavily upon ns than upon
the citizen, other C0v'cdclatc States
And now another ,unusl round has
opened. under God, with the total 'is.
comfi'rre Of the invader on our shores,
and the happic-i pmens Tor the future
Surely, the mos. High has been
with us In the mii.t of Judgment.
Ne hath remembered mercy And it
heconcth veil people thus blessed
and delivered with one heart aui one
voice, ~ nffcr up their grateful tribute
e s'og alton snt prsise
To this End thrrrfure, !, I. L Lnh.
book, Governor ~ the STATE of Texas,
A. i-snc th,s, my Proclamation, invi.
ting the people To lay aside their usu.
ii avocs,,ons and mite ~ their sever.
a places of worship on the fourth day
c'Fehusry. prov,mo, in public thanks
giving to Almighty God for his mer
clcs and dslivetsnc-s already vouch.
saicd. with prayer. fnr their confirm.
ance,,o us aud ont children
In testimony whereof, have here
.,,,.. unto r,sncd my name, and
~ !: y: !: I. : !; !: !: :: :: ! : !:
~ fflh day NJ January, 4
n. 1889. and in the yesr of the lnde
+ pendence of Texas the twenty seventh
nv the Governor,
+. Il. LUBBOCK.
r ] Towns, Secretary OF State.
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q Our Lord one thousand eight hundred an
sixty two.
lSis0ei) JEFFERSON DAVIS.
BY the President
j. i. Bssytsus. Secretary NJ State.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-01-29

ID 1889. and ~ the year ot The lnde
pendence of Texas the twenty seventh
nv the Governor,
+. Il. LUBBOCK.
r. ]. TNwsvs. Secretary ol State.
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AooIPilrsollvrR

Speaker = the II a,is. Of Rr,st-si.if..s
HENRY u lYAAS.
Lt.-Gev sod ex-oiiica pry.t VI The Ss,ss,.
Approved 2sth bssmhtr l-s..
tip. %. MOORE.
Governor Of tie stat. Of lai.fsaa.
4 true cnpy, /. u. HANDY.
>ecFetarg u -i.ts.
, 1863-09-06

/: Make su1o ct HxA1ru- ''But how," you aak. :
ne answoE, 1ta IN tksy tax. =
;. strengthen tho STOMACH and sustain, -
+. :. 4Ths N71yxs. the servants Of the brain. So:
=. IhsL1yx1 keeo In actiye play.
And nxau1A1K, from DAT TO day.
~, Each organ aid, on Essufe's plan.
B11ee and retsesh tho rxIEK xAH.'' - -.
And ltka witch. Ehatt kept in chiue, :
BY constant ease NTH rsi1road time.
Tho systszn.A tone and strength reaev. l..
"a. And thereby cheer the Brtx1rs. too.
:. - .How.'you Inquire. "can thas DO done. =,
:;-i This Victory oer Diseases be won7"
@;;s~HosrxrTxx's B1zTxRs." We reply.
50 rs Harms sur7kx1 PRorKcE1ua-THT!
A means Of segenszattaK tho disosde1ed md o.
tecbled system. regulating evy tu1eaon Of the inter,
mi o1xsn, frrtrlcz tae depressed Spirits tagusxda
tho constitution and prolonxiag Ife, no medicinal
preparation che- Of the past or the present re, haa
been 70 completely md uattessally saceessfal -
, 1863-09-06

ACADEMY- OF LAKE FOREST
IA UNIVERSITY, At LAka Fottat IL STh4 ntsh
= yeAr Of th1a Institution Htl cnnneEc: % Wtaaes-
DAY September 9Th next E1Fcutkib G1ftd4 fQu BAxae
plssG viii be cent application to Ptof L RAtlsr
n NJ. FEtrcpA Lake fotest OF Peter PaXo. Ch1ea<s
Port t}f1ce Boz :s6 COMMITTEE or lNsTkCgT1s1 =
1a;r. z. ". -HuEph1cy Rey: Z y. Pa.!esssa. p.
1sev. anthony sva1y. Il. n 1%n9,npsnn; % Ess5R E.
"isE1 FoTsst. Ausust Is. 1sss ani4f11ltd :
, 1863-09-06
s-tt.'' =.
HOErIETTEsR'8 :.
crLEuBATEDs DsTouAcHBTTTEas

-. Aeainst tae yaposs tor1 prerase,: 49,. -; q,
? Ttat fever tatnt tho heavy ar. :; :.
Drink not ra.nixed tho Eataz found -.
. :. In p1air1es, woodA. OF mAzshy ground
II eeEentayy toll you pit.
FArr4x You xusr Aas1sT-o1 DIE
For When dcba1Eed from exercise.
Tor AK1u1o1A1 AIo sns cs4es.' :
:: ., Ne4ic.ae's sEsndpurpose Ind Intent = :. :
Ii th1cztened evil 10 PxKvKxT:. ,.-.:
+, And Il you'd ha relieved OF spared >: ),
From Ills ttst c1uAh tho uNr1ErARED, -t
Hostetter's Ditte1s uso -1ot meta. -.
~. THrx are tho sqsest Aa71poEx--
70 r.. 1t denance the nssms Of unhealthy soils. the
oo.on Of uuwhelesome xxtsr, the et1vtA Of crowded
xorkrooms mad tactores aod the hanefal d
.edtrtary xtnployments l. only Necessary 70 foss
=
armed With
, 1863-09-06

: ). OFFICE Or TIE Bo4xp o1 Puur1o wexu.S :
: = CHICAGO. Angrst 18th. 1R8. T. :.
Ssa:xd Proposals. iii nn 5seelys4 = tGts 2u1se qnt
WEDNESDAY,. Eeptstohtf 9th, ut 1t O'clock a n u
wech Time lhe p sra rtn open tne ssEe: foI do:2&
III ths work and fu1ntsnlnE MI tae required
tr7 tn construction Of nflck Tuunel dyu fett clAx
dlane' 4. snd extending ftar the pvsaeut pun2inF
wcYkt of the city fEo miles out under the bed d
LAIN stssss.a Aaa shsoaEe sast @ @ naSr13a M es,is.1
E.ta isnd A2a 1aks thais md projecting e;nt I: -
E d aid work, 10 b iourd q ls il the otlea q
tEls Board on tad nfter ths 18th inst
The Board <onld prefer to 1es the ecftro wuTE t0
contractor cr company. but viii Tt.yo
pctectax e1!ns AID fox Tie cas. iron e1aneasa fs<
.1hs Beaad reserve. ths ttxet . rdeet any N n
bld8 md to kcrept any cre bid con9tJ1ax with faE
conditions OF this advertisement. .
The htdA u11Af hA ecAtd, md unE. ba Accoattke1&d
Nilh bond Of the penal smonnt ef x3p, n:antz "a.
which viii ae0npeny tha srsclttAuur4- EnAfaatee
Ing 4 eIecatpc Of conttac: Accotd4nce Xi.a III
~ 1a esss n ~ e 9ss aseepssd "a ts oa, t rnb
Work.. and indoE.et Proposes g: Lsfs T1neeL~
The EoTk VIII b. required of the PA ties xAoeo bid
nAy bc accepted e GtNnELA. 90
= 80. t. =. +. C. SHERMAN.
kuM A41s&fean nEt Eaaxd OF Pc51ic WnfEA
, 1863-09-06


:: :. pyzpepd.s panss. that raet and grind -:
The podY, and deprr9s the n,ind3 :''.-'~ - =
. Asuea, tat n they 20 znd coaa.:'i - - - :!
Nakn u{o : stantua1tfEdom: -.
''' COLES and d5aenteEc pains. = :. :: -
txesth which the stTeag mans Eigor vares: :
bilious complaints these tedions tIls
. -. Selr conquered ut b. d.asuc pi1lsi =. :,,'
D,e3d dia.sbea, that cannot ho .,.. .-. ..:
Cured By destructive mercasJ; -
~ gloE. constitutional decay ., "', -
Thst bstnrsdeash neter daE BY daI; 49,
...- Eetyops pros:1aton. mental gloom
Ueralds Of instne.s ortho tomb:
FoI &hese-thonsh mineral nostsun's txo-- -
Means ef Eal1ef At leastve hau. -
Hoarxxrx1's B1rT1Ra-rncd!c4ces sure,
Ko&to rxxyxxr alone. but cunz =
,... -. -.
In prspxrs1A. Fxvzz A1p A6uz. BILIOUS COZ
1,o..TrrAT1us. .sxAs1cxszss srAsxs. aad n al com
ns,s I, Of alxu o. Woman proceeding taua casual a
rhtreut weakness Of tns body. TIC oEe great saeds
snd resto.Htva1s - 60 =. -.,!s- -: -
, 1863-09-06

: This company Insure TIA astsr els1 of 9ror:sf!
ant clsAs Stock Companies.
.pfppeifJ ii Cook county. and on nosated evenings
a1S ise !Sot. 1 uTs,d i. unt.d sta..s gonds I'D
, 1863-09-06

Lewis + 4 '-tIoomtS 1t n Il
e-LarmouS Long mr
I.ai1erty Thos Leonard JnhuH
Iailmcr, CIV Lorett William
Litter q Il Fl Lyuua J&uea
IenArtl George LynchJeraEliAh
Long Thomss Lyons James
Leonard James Lyndon " T
2 Laad James Il LJuch 3
Lu,d.ley .Jamet Lynch Ma:hew
~ LaathcvJanc.E Lyon GcorGe r
I,anp!rrh I-a1c Ludlow F
iro..aru Joseph 'LaN1ey r @ d CO
L.flIn John ly1auchThomA.
1ea.y John 1sotell frank
john LuelaaEM1n1el
Ledger Joseph Lynn Z 2 Z 5 4
IItter William LAWS David
I.arck william Lnsk Farmer
LsthamWilll4m Leary Patrick
Letter mr. .Luetou j. Hnrrit
LallY Michael LnainSton Mel
LcAry Ma san
Ioomis i King Lyon 3 Y
Lyons Michael Loyd John
Long MR. Lndfow DC
0 Louc mr lockwood Il b
, 1863-09-06

st.eetnE sxeetcw Smith Bali,
s4sn stSss9s st;Ssos ~ s;s s@ta Ee''a
STACEY VIZ .sylysstes cush- sm!tS II Y csps
Sullivan Nie!1 : stEanbridge Jnosnith ~
ss7 sfes5 ssaar s sah
SUMMERS Me stoddsrd Gs smisa v
8rn1mcTs1 Stockton Joo Colsmith CH ]
ssos1 s 9o.sps s.s s2ts ns''
ssIRsS shRs 1he Thomas step5eps s@ts ts Ei.oa Ea
Stuart ThomAs Stokes WI sz1i.h Edward
stovcl Geo Btcrenaon " 3 Smith Eugene q
Story Geo Sumner. Joseph En!thD Z
Sumter " Smith L Y Smith FB:
suIl!sxnTimothySmith ] - Smgth Pat Il
SttIzs 1oAeph hnlth Jos E D : =.
Tob.a John Thatcher A1ttedTThonp.ea + JeAa
4SasE TSasEes s kee!Ts6ss Ey9rai sis va 7a*
Ea5.to, Esa B2tHS TsBBs2 ~. TTsSsa3 Tsss!a,3s.Jm
Tapnsall rapa1 II: II Tayisr CHARLES aTarsm1s wa
SsqsRP aosss FssR FhsnRiea Dan
T1.neF Wn q Te!le: Enanael Thompson chas
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du chirn X T. Line: Agent for Ladies' and
Neuts' Patent steel Col1srx Muster OF Dearborn
Lodge, No. SO, A. F. = L. u at Prot Orphan
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Recofder... Journal Of Agriculture; Western
Banrcr:.. Revlew... TEMP. journal. 49, North
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Persons wishing drop letters advartiseA nansi
ea- once open ffofn 1st OF April to 1T oi No
> vsmber, from I a. NJ till p N. From Novenaoe'
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Suuday1 kom $50 \. N. till 10t5 5a.M--.
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, 1863-09-06

Oa1ood F II
,O'Connr Patrick
O'Gnnuel1 Pat
Qstettlout Ch'6U
'O'NN Phillip
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Powell ] HAneok
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Pool Gus.
Pie1sou JF !:
Pol Mr
SPpWg John .
Putnam Jossphl
j.. Pitkin Joshua:
zaPttktn Wm W
Pratt Moses
Prescott Er1'KA
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11cuuno BernAsdMcCiuny 8
, NcDounell n Nc1iicl,an s 2
/ NcC1eA AL Mcdonnell T
I, 1IcMiller Daniel Mclean Taos G
McTAy Mel Mckinney T
Nc{l&veret l. broAckte T ]
McCahlll Eondy McNally Peter
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NcC5uIry Chas McAuuen Isaac
Mekinstty Hugh AcJnnkin ] DC
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, Nct,arthy Danl Z MeCAmmoa ] r
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, 1863-09-06
PROPOSALS FOR $100, GOO.
II sENEHAGE RDHDs OF TIE cTrY OF CH1-
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DROPOSALS' .F@O Il -4IN,uUV
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cAeo. e1Rs tsn1ctoo' S2n1e te seps * isS 1sS
ssard uroposs,. Wi be received = mis- e1e4 N.
.E,. vnen tle ssne Will bo publicly opened for the
Wfele Or an. part OF hurdred thous I'D to'lass
jfloo 0oN Of aevc.aEn Ro.ds. authorized by section
i6 Ln7tes 1T q tie Rsvtaed City GaarttF oi feo,
TIar7 18Th: 1871 of th9 de1oHlusEon Ct one thou44a4
doi.zs each date3 Ju1J lst 1GS: ard psys ol7 N9E
Ycfk twenty nvE ye1rs ttett date. WITH 2oas
fortItsfeAs At tths fa1e Ct 1c.Gn ID PCT cant Pc ~
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ryic4 Ed Der 300 ssc.cot AID t1a pace Of Gen1e1
Ete:ief Ehttsfo EeN York or Boston. Tho oelsa1A
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ron Of tLe Fane 1t tEls otcc- :: the oinfe q Aee
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thc,r prorosals where they E1 hr rtn!Fv =
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The Gums aEa'ct6 to .hen VIZ: tas
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~ and where The pAzs3&5 Aca po5 EaoH&
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ftd iess th1p ra- Will hd considered 1ae Eo.T X
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T ANDS.-To all .wanll1S .fara,s-
Isrve md thriving aettlsaant Of VfnetAsh "a
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