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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1863-06-17
Shameful Fruits of Fanati.
ciSnn.

We are informed by an ear witness,
that in the weekly Thursday evening
prayer meeting, in Washington village, in
this county, leading Republican in his
prayer, prayed that God would, in some
way OF other, destroy the SO called Demo
Gratis"
We are informed by an ear witness, that
a few Sabbaths ago, in the church in Wood
view, Morrow county, Ohio, Methodist
preacher from Mt. Vernon, preached iuri-
Gus and bitter TRADE against the Demo-
cratic Party; calling them TRAITORS, butter
nuts, copperheads, &C.; that he did not
know what God would do with them, un-
less he would fence off portion of hell ior
them and make it seven times hotter than
the rest, and there pour out his wrath upon
them
We are also informed by an ear witness.
that Republican declaimer, in this coun-
| ty; exhorted his audience ''to thank God
tor the gift of JEFF. Davis; for without JEFF.
Davis, we would not have had the Procla-
nation of Freedom.
! Such are the wild, insane and blasphem-
Gus rawlings oftanatieal partisans, by which
they seek to ''lead captive silly women,
and addle headed men.
Surely good men will not be Influenced
by such stuff; and God always turns deal
ear to the prayer of the wicked.
Truly the time has come, foretold by
Paul, "that in the latter times some shall
depart from the faith, giving heed to the
seducing spirits, and doctrines of devils
speaking lies in hypocricy, having theil
conscience scared with hot iron From
|such withdraw thyself." "-Shield ana
Banner
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1863-06-17
From the Ohio Statesman.
Is the New Testament q Dis
loyal EIOOEzy
SHELBY, ONO, June 4, 1868.

SHELBY, OHIO, June 4, 1868.
EDITORS Quo STATESMAN: Will you
please inform your readers whether under
General Order No. 81, issued in the De-
partment Of the Ohio, the sSermon on the
Mount is permitted to be circulated within
the limits of said department?
Our citizens here are intensely loyal, and
determined to do nothing that will weaken
the strong arm Of the General Government,
and it IS feared that if the "peace makers y
are blessed, it may have tendency to de-
ter men from enlisting under the approach
ing conscription, and hence materially
retard the Administration in its war meas
ures.
What do you think of it? Is it dis
loyal practice to read the New Testament?
Some of our citizens think it might do to
send it to the heather who are not in a
state OF rebellion. S. S.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1863-06-17

DANIEL WEBSTER in one of his great
speeches makes use of the following Ian
guage: "Mritten constitutions sanctify
and confirm great principles, but the latter
are prior in existence to the former. The
Habeas Corpus Act, the Bill of Rights,
the trial by jury are. .surer bulwarks of
right and liberty than written constitutions.
The establishment of our free institutions
is the gradual work of time and experience,
not the immediate result ofany written
instrument"
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1863-06-17
d 0 ctr y s
WatchMan! What of the
Night?

Night?
Clouds and darkness lower o 'er US,
Threat ming thunders fill the air,
Lurid lightnings flash before US,
s Doubt is deep ming to despair.
See the Ship of State careering,
Towards the breakers swift she glides
Rocks and shoals in sight appearing,
81 Foaming billows lash her sides.
Charts defaced and compass broken,
Naught is left by which to steer, 7
Heayen withholds friendly token,
3 Zen twinkling star to cheer.
Shall this bark so richly freighted,
Thus be buried In the wave?
Are these priceless treasures fated?
Is there not way to save?
Rouse yel from your torpid slumberl
Heirs of heritage so fair!
Rouse and work! ye far outnumber,
Those who would your rights impair
Though within the noble vessel,
Fraud and folly hold command,
Still, we manfully will wrestle,
Zen until the ship shall strand
There's an anchor strong, can save US
From the dangers that surroud,
Richest gift our fathers gave US,
In the ballot-box tbs found.
Use it-spite of foul detraction,
Senseless clamor do not heed,
Rouse! and gird yourselves for action
Guard it we'll from craft and greed
Grasp it firmly! never falter,
Strong and true twill surely hold
Yield it not nor stoop to palter,
Sell it not for despot's gold.
Trust in Him who ru es the ocean;
Firmly-bravely-do your best,
With unselfsh, pure devotion
Israel's God will do the rest
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A IETrEE in tho New York TsTBsne
dated Headquarters Army Of the Poto-
mac, Tuesday Cd, says it is undsrstood
Stuart is at Culpcper organizing csvalvy
force of 5000 for tie iDvasion Of HcDs-
sylvautl aud Maryland. !,
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1863-06-17

DunINe the recent rebel rsid into Wss.
tern Virginia. one of Gen. Jenkins .uea
stole lady's hoop skirt, which 90 enragsd
the Ger eral that he ordered the fellow to
wear it whole month--so he was obliged
to go with it around his neck, smid the
jeers of his comradesi and TO see him hold.
ing it up when riding his horsc is said to
have boeu ludicrous in the sxtrsme.--ksc-
chanJe.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-02-05
In Mem0pia.

Died n Dallas station in the state Of Louisiana,
the 10Th Of Jane iss7, Dr.. Rnh<h A. 0r,er, ssed
thirty i've yesn. Ne Joined GrsRg's rsGsSaeat In
ISL acted asA .evvsA ~ aAsslAat aarssoa 10 sAs
rssiMent. until tAksn pts-osff n Fort Dunelsna.
He with fsw othsss. nAais their escape sftes tAs
surrender II his regiment and taken sick on his
way houls, aud a, Dallas station ~ died. sad vas
Asr,sd. ~. Gsisr. was . worthy and highly e.
tened usnbsr N ths OAd Fsllovs fodss In Mar.
shaIi, and Il was 10 chs l,sAse-o the hastk Md
II his essnt,y. saA II 49, ~ Il the ssrt aad
uoands1 ssaAiess. sAat ~ = ass xcclisat shAAe.
tartss.c. Of bis trasssisssl skiu. ~ ft'esd,Aip.
ed ehivsire na,sre atHssteS ~ aln'islnx atten'
tioa NJ h- brother Odd Fellows ~ his brother
ssldisrs. His b-s~aveA and s1sektaaats yoass
vN~ AAs rssnovel h.s resaAnA fS,sn OAllaa BtAssen
y tbs Marshall Csmetsry, v uAsrssoa Coaniy
Texss, where bis lsat remains have eers aePositsd
BY his brother ODD Fellows. With IN appropriate
and soieMn ceseunnss~ of tAsst cvsi1s, and In As
.,,eat .n.ss m now slsep- tAaa sleep which asnws
~ vakias assi IAbsteI's trump stall sosnd.
Th1ssfUse, b. 4 Resolved. By the Lodge " Odd
Fellows In Marshall, Thai 10 tue Death 4 brother
Robert A. Ur'et. mr. Lodge hes lc-l sRe n ~ most
worthy aud excelIsns n,snhen po~.sssa u mind
nstuYAuy sxosx and rifUogs aud N . slaal that
~. isstinst with Iowa. friendship AID truth mons
truly knew HIN who were not iaAde sensible oi
the greatness u his worth. and thu civil comhvai
~ Of which b. WA long aud last . msahrr, viii
long and k-eny feel the loss Which bis dscsass he.
imposed IN u. AID. ....
y .ymps,hi,e aud copdole with The widow and
her family ia shs.r lo-. which " them ia isfspsrH
bic.
uesoivsd, That . copy Of these Resolutions b.
presented v ths family q the DECEASED.
I'VE hid thee nov farewell dsAx hrothss,
And az We y useet o. more earth,
Still forever fare thru veil ~ itH
JOHN r. WILLIAMS.
A. T. CLEMMONs
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i
HNli' sAf' 'uht ~, cufr.sy a.
se'Iug iott scheiacs i"F ndin9 'h-
pnhhc .iebt ~ r,4m'"g t"e 'A'e" g,
iH'rrgst ,gr Mun'y one year % All
tpnh- nov elcniaung :" ihsf aW IN
Hr'si maA cease hy Areemnet ecu
VI BALDWIN m'dc an able hfnnc'al
speech. lasting iw" t"nrS.
- i.lcn~ols. ....n. Io-s7lhe repor' VI
the Sccrc,sIy " tn Treasury shows
hat tr'iu fhg cuDnwncsnent 81 pnr
p"rmarcut G"ecrnm ~ u the Slst 81
.Deccmscf. ine Iecc'pIs were Ss,.,'
500 600 aoi expenditures N93'il-
900. II i. estimated that the amount
- hn raised by Congress 70 'he lsl
"a JHy, Is sieo.ooo,ooo. The debt OF
tm' ''ovorh'H"" on The lat instant
was s5Se 900, 600, including the isss
bonds snf The 1868 opposite crrf'h'
ca'es, " uno,ooo genera currency,
aud sl2hpop,ooo u 10y noter
Ihe l'all'inpfe American ~ we i''h
Gays i'HaVie in'orn'au"" MAS psei re-
ce'vcd iroY scouts u't ehof's are he
ing made 10y '"e 1roe's !" cur ""''"
cran'- army Oh 'fo'" ''e'r s"pp'"s'
and CRUSH IL
Kpsenorants VIII MOI move on long
s'f't' "hi' h'o' cet''p eAPc'.''o"s
to eject zoe obstruction oil r"''''a'
and e"pthfe otr.sh -.
81
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comm,nding. tn. c,mnnnicstion
w be sent you by Capt Dan. Sm's'
salHr. whon have appointed a Cap
,aih II Artillery IT. ac'nri'ncr WITH
the orders Of the Mapr G'ner, con.
l,Andius. aud AS gned him t. duty as
eommandan, " Shell bank battery.
Very respectfully.
OSCAR ". WATKINS.
Mai X A. \. Gen. Con- On Sabine.
To Epzrsp Z TtRstR,
Capt 4 A. A O.
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NEW ADVERTISEME NTS
REBEL TN\NsINY

IuIlS 1auncry u situated near the NJ,
L shall and ''iliner road Just six nils,
ws<, Of The town Of Marshal, where ", a.,
rr, repaired 10 receive and tan any numbe, q,
Hides into M good mcrchnntstle heather M
can be pro ured in the Confederate State,
We have Steam Saw and Grit Mn h,
,Ached and will have all the aavs,s,ssc- tina,
thesc can ais,rd together vkh al other \,
planes that can be brought 10 hssr and Al,
that is wanting to complete aoe Of ~ mo-,
extensive Tsnneris~ In the South n the x,L,,
We have . eoots~et With ths G0vcsne,em Lr
large lot OF leather and while We are VERY
asaloas to do ali w esD boz our hase fto>r,i
-oldery. we are MT uAmiUaful II The r.,
thu, VIZ uusl have The sr'sndsA,p. con6tkne,.
and ysiroaaxeof the pople u home. With
out lbex aid We esnpot hops to secouo)iah
much lor thu government os them. and in ne1er
to secure ths, aid ~ must work sheap. w.
fully appreciate the great scarcity u isa,k.,
and the high price ., which is u hos ,bejse
sold ~ well IA tho difficulty in procu,iss
tiii~. and have coar to the coaclus,on ~
lIl,le else than cheap leather u,Il co,un>pd
hides. We therefore ssEmit the ioll1v ~
propositions to the people OF t.Astcrp Tsxas !:
LIST, We will pay the hxAcs, market pric.
in cssh for hide. to this e. :sut a ffou tlsty
dhy Thousand dollars -
ID We will tske all tls biAs that ~ CA
gct and tan lN hssne consumption, ia(o the
kind " leather thst the hAiss asc aaapasA to
v~king. We vii, allow 6n4vs esss YER
pound Tor all good frs, clsss ary hidsv, and
will pay for them 10 good nlsscAas,Able
le.iher al fifty ecn,s Pr rouad tos eoIc. md
seventy five cssss ~ pound Tor RsNftt In.
ished upper.
Wher psyssaa deliver ~ more hiiss thAs
wll snptAy their owu hnilisx, ths~ ~, vent
10 r,tl .ksa surplus u thu Governnept sad 70
these vAs have ia hkies. This will rcaN 10
~ who have hides sufficient, = full supply OF
esihes. md TO those who have not, all The
asths' their hides viii turn out. Az hides
delivered W 20 he taa,,ssi must be cksr u
hs~sis. ears. tails. snd long shsaks, ios h<H
~saAs no leather
Upoa ,is d,sisery Of Ill haiss " r. tAaur,l
/ the kind 81 iaa'her tbs, thsy are MlAptcd 10
making vii is sezsMiMtlsA a Weu " .hs
qualify snl kind Of ka.hes ~ r. given in re-
turn asd NIL persocs will receive osr written
obAe~,soe. io< so many snies Of sole and
upp. ~ the Gaze may ts) nj tbs, above
stale! picss. rh<n there can l,e NO n,sun.
dessi asiing.
We L~,. by kw and liberal dealing to
merit Mr. confidence Of the people, and rca
sonnbl. share OF public patronage. All VI
Ask. n . lair trial, AMI thai No sse NOT con
dssnned f,U w arr tried.
GRECO / co.
| .Jaa 1874
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REBEL TANNERY.
Department Ne. g..

IN this department, OF our 1ansr,y I'll pers
.ons can have their hides taDnd into good
lrn,hrr. socb ms the hi,k. VIII esrn oa,, one
half for the oshes hepsr ~ssp,s viii bs
given. No'dAmac-d A,see will i,< resolved
Hides received ut the late storr Of q. q.
Grug 4 Co. TO accommodate, but Wv prefer
tn IN delivered At The yard.
GREGG i CO.
Jan. Is. ls63.
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We have notice That oaf b7yS N the IN re1v'
are ~itbiut Pfrk ard Bacon that their rsi,ons
cnps,st al san i~~l and esf~ bread s,,d .oins
orseer- with neaiit. ipf ,Al iieyiment VIII leave
"a next tuesiay ihe 10Th ms, for r0n Uni.on.
W. c.ll ipea ,,ffy lticni n the " on ~ N
V,nlsns county 70 auj ly hts caH'rlhri'ns Of
50 ~ ltS poa,na. II ite.h bacon to the .asrtcr
gs.,.r on of tel'r next 1o~dsy svsoing. tAs
1th Inst We bafs a-'ntahhe~ fFom Cos Gianini'y
M, ~ con.f'hgit- wit bc es-efaliy conveyed u
,hs ,,meui aai f,s'risg'sd A. the a,ums may
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ar The lenslh Of tbs rresiden,s Message
prenadcs as IRON publishing our usual guam
t,tY NJ editorial matter. There WEI. sever,
articles which We desired to compose, which
have been laid over Tor further reflection
There arr also Jour or live columns Of inter.
es,ine matter In oar exchanges, which We
hare to lsy aside. Our correspondents VT
trust will, u,der these circumstances, bear
With ns.
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TIE LATEST NEWS.

CH,aLgsroS. Jan. li.-Aiviccs re-
ce,ved here siAo that FIVE Yankee
yn,bo,,- opened FIRE yesterday morn
In, nn FOR, C4swell, below " rlmlng
ton -, one a'eiock. FIRING ceased
no impression had been made upon
the fur.. Confidence was felt IN tho
efficacy Of the Aoiense Of Cape Fen,
liver. Everything Indicate 'hntt the
en.ny's grand advance in North
Carolina /, about 10 begin. ..
Grant rs repbrted to have moved
HE army north of the Tallahatoh'e.
he Chicago Times says be wall move
south again as soon ia the railroads
north ol him AZ repaired,
la.slssroS, January l9-The Con
ivderale beaver of dispatches, whose
capture "A this port IN noticed hy The
Northern par.rs, IN MAJOR Read San
acrs son VI George n. Sanders He
attempted to ron the blockade in a
small sailing vessel.
The Alabama has captured two
more vessols---one the Parker Cooke,
of Boston, taken November 80, near
81, Domingo, was burnt the other.
having British cargo, was allowed
to proceed bn, the vessel WINS bonded
TriisHoxA, Jan. lIth.
To Gen. Buckpcr--
Gen. v Deeler, with portion Of his
cavalry brigade, after burning the
railroad bridge IN the enemy's rear,
pusimd for Cumberland river where
he Intercepted and captured four large
transports, destroyed three with all
the supplies and BONDED one TO carry
400 parollcd prisoners Being holly
pursued by a gnaboat, he attacked
captured and destroyed her with her
armament
BNASros BnAeo.
Mr.. Dprgan, Of Alabama introduced
n bill prohibiting quartermas,crs and
others from specializing with public
money, upon the necessaries Of the
md the people. Refer.
rcd.
Also a bill to relieve collectors and
all receiving government agents from
iefanlt, in consequences Of receiving
Yankee counterfeit notes.
Mr.. CloplDu, uI Alabama. offered u
ioin, resolution snproving that Dor
ton of the prcsiisnt's message rela.
ting 10 retalia<,on mon Yankee off
GERS Mr.. Fnose of i'ennep.es.. oprns.
ed this until all other measures were
exhausted. ard advocated sending
commissioners Ia tho Government Of
the United States setting forth the
term, ON yh,c, tie SautA would be
willing to ,neg,s,iets for peace, He
intended to offer a resolution 10 tina,
Eject, aud throw upon the lincoln
the responsibility Of fur
Their carnage.
In thu House Mr. Miles from the
committee, reported a bill re.
,niriry the cnrollm.n, Of ali persons
between tho age. Of 10 aud is, and
tho rreseu, exemu,inp laws
exemptions and details to the
SECRETARY of war. with the approval of
the President and suspnnamg the
az erci.. persona until the
Prashk-n. sh.ll cali them into the mil.
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RrCEJVCR>R NOTICE.

NfEssRS Pope and Willie have the no,t~
IVI transferred by !. n Coleman L Go
to alien epemics The debtors can call and
settle or give the acknowledgment Of 10
5ebisine-s which il done by In Of March
next, will save cost.
Y. A. FATii.IO, Receiver.
Jan. 3, 1852. Mist.
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ELAN y. ". JOHNSON,
n y. HALL.
L 4 IullE

T,ginr hi, reeeion u thank ths ff'ends n 70.
r. . .--l, MN have initiated tbc fs'rtn'ir enter
pnse nsir.s'-d IN the aboss sctic~ ! viii state
~ addition tl ths plrsrs ih.y hAye fas1e iof ne
hrfeaftef -hct MY wau'ti Ado 'he tang ,sa'n =
snt n ,,o W. cnea-h (" |u-s,gy the t-,abis ! vii
4enp n,sn ar niats other pepper arrangement.
fot securint - their frielids Apy Donation taoy
wsy scp d. to nAss' ,,,,.,,.r,.
T.h f4r1
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sE Advertisements Inserted q, the Iate Of oue
doiinr pcr ~auafa for zach insertion. Citation.
apa Other. sol notices etnausting from IN. Dr..
tic, add Probate Courts. will he Published at for.
psr prices. the ,nies arc fall of ia,crsst and
there !. q great amount Of matter efowtisr upon
IVA ea,h week 'or Publication. IS. therefore, wan,
vi thestoom possible for the BEND, OF our ~i,,-rr.
l.s
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

A the December term. A. D.. 1854. Of thr
"A County Court Of harrison county. pertaining
to estates OF dcceas'd persons, the un,trs sss ]
WA. gnaNhed Executor Of the estate II Vim Coyie
deceased This Is there; IRE. IN notify all parsons
having claims sgainst sad estate, to pre.sn, them
wuhin the time prescribed by Law. and those IN,
debt.d 10 make IL mediate payment,
W Il pOwNs Ex'r.
Marshall Jan ~ l-fJ
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Assrxiso fAsoisLa sSars. -rhc Gsaad Jn
rcvs the Confederate states for the w.z.e,n pl,
srst Of rrsas. pabsh petition In TIC Austin
tate Gazette Of thu 1iN, to The Directors If the
Psniieu,isty a'kins he rcrncv, n Gen John Y
Bas'ef iinencial Agent lftie peulteniiary. rhtj
haze hit wih mifcasince IN hs office ir hi.
Ma, h hss shown hv1.'iam iosaidi wealthy and
suaAeHliai citizens u the State IN The defib,ton
Of thr lr'escie pl ne penil,otiary. 70 the great
prejad'rc 81 toe rsoraf. and n lnasy Instances
more deserving and needy. That tbs fsyorit.r
has tsn jss;endea o ui,,aseo..a, .s.-i within
The kso~ledso u '.fae of as,) to men OF deubt'ul
loyalty 10 1ar Government. 10 the exclusion Of
applicants actually engaged In the service of the
-oaniy.'
oen. besser OF SOME Que else 1. at fault In thu
THAT srecai.,of, have been retailing tenteniiAr,
Assas s"r,h 90 cent, It s. and the inquiry IL how
and vhess 10 eaeS 81 tA.fsf
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-02-05

A YsLr,sLr PltsYArros FOR Sug.-
The plantation OF M. j. y. Foster. which
IL advertised Tor sale in ,hIs iysue Of our pa.
per, We know 10 M one Of tho handsoms,,
and We ARE crediby informed, II IA one Of
tl~ sr'st IN Harrison cnnn'y Any one want
ing a dosirabis plnce, would 10 well to look
NJ II.
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~ The eeen, victory of Major Watkins
nnirr direction Of 0en. Magrt,der at Sabine
Pass. sep;na to us, as !. will doubtless to 9th,
ers. AS one OF the most extraordinary VA wi
achievements ever recorded. We thought
We fn'ly appreciated the imbccility of Gen.
MngFader's predecessor, but The recent acting
commentary Is 50 mneh seyercr than Nv.
thing that hal appeared previously in print.
that II isesiltut We caly had iaint eoncep-
ton d the subject.
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% n,LlARs REWARn.

. AN away f'om The sub.e ribrr e GIT mile, north
N ot Rnsk, Cherokee County frxp. IN The
71nd inst. my hoy SAN who y about rs YEARS GA
aboas ~" iect high compact, ba,lt and nearly
black had on When he lsf,. cloth cap, ksrsey
clothes and mud heots. | sll pay ,nc above se.
ward / .pprehenjed SO tia, can e, him
c. n. WILKINS
Rnsk. Texas. Feb. S. 1858. nia.t,s
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E&TAY NOTICE.

TAKEN up BY y. ". bristol living In the city d
L Asrskail Hsrr'.oa County. TEXAS. and pcsse4
before r. A. H>sis. J. 7. fsr besi No. S. one Ger
tsIn Black Hor-s Mule sboat Il basds Oh shoui
10 OF | years old, some saddis and harness mark.
10 hand r~rceivstie. appraised by ". T.. berry /
A. J Hardin. ~ tI15.
h. y. FREDERICK, Clerk.
Feb. s. 1868. mis- a.
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NOTICE.

COMMITTED to jail on the l4th day OF
~ January, A. D.. 1863, . runaway negro
who aays he belongs to r. & Wilson, Of
Rusk county, TexM. Said negro il dark
mulatto. has rather = bnshy head. shout 5
feet, 9 inches high two small scars On hi,
forehead aged about 20 year,, and says his
name il CONSTANT The owner IL re-
quesfed to come hrward, prove property. pay
charges, and take him away. or Ne win be
dealt with ~ the lsw directs
s. r. PERRY,
Sheriff Of Harrison County.
Feb. s, 1863. nl9-
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Feb 5, ls5
ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.

I SrTERs Of administration on the estate NJ
II George ". Cooner. decreased werv granted b.
the anAe rsisned by the County Court Of Harrison
oeuaty, Texrs. at The Dece mi~r term A. u iss2
pertaining 10 estates u deceased pee-on., Se.
THIS y. therefore, to notify all pcr.ons holding
clsims seain.t said sststs 10 present them within
tse time pr~sc ribed by Law. and tho-s indebted 70
make immediate payment
JACOB =. C0oNER. Admir-.
Feb. S, 1868 meet
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NOTICE.

Al porous bs'aa back. trlqsging u the Tale
%otleiy Ntr.hai Mseopw tsaae lnsststr. ere
hrrehy repps-.s u rrtarn tbem forthwith e. the
Librarian % 49,, tan, Ihr,tisn oi aid soclcty
MtRf YOUNG. Librarian.
MARY TERRY. s-al Librarian.
FAxS,s bicuAsnsos, Secretary.
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SsvsRAL VARIETIES. Tny GRowrR or $50.
~ sent ny mall IN packages 81 u per pack
age. For Sale by
JAMES BURKE,
.,--.... D-sl-r In Books, seeds, &c.
Houston, February S, tss5. nis H.
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A TEACHER, to take charge Of pchosl
~ 10 thu country. To oss competent, lib
eral wAVs~ will s given. Fx psrtioulars
apply 10 the undersigned, Or Mr. JAmes Coz
man, = miles north Of MspAAll, Iiarrison
County. Texas. ........---
Z. =. BLAIOCK.
January 2, 1863. n1%-n
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HUDW1t00e W00t00s
I WILL give Fifteen Hundred Dollars and
i Likely Negro hr = suhslitaie in ths
army. ~Ao Is over ~ years OF Asv and every
way capable and competent to perform mill
tsry dnty. ROBERT MURRkLL,
Jan. ~. 1868. 1877
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TAX NOTICE.

TIVE tAs payer. oi Ira. No. S, will meet me u
i Marshall On the l?.h, 18th and l&th inst for
the purpose u paying their taxes tor the yea,
lss?
am especially o~d-rei 70 collect the halsnee
due on the Rolls Of ls6l. which aMcunt u mostly
owing by soldiers. Their friend. will please at
tend 10 1t. q. W YOUNG.
Asessof 4 Co'kctor, D.
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How TO MAKE Coon Soar. - Take Rood STRING
~ iron oak ashes and chop dne a god parcel Of
II corn ahacks put them IN the lye boil until the
iys sat Wy the sharks. add more shaeks taking
tie strings out, then you will have good soap