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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-04-02

r. The ladies of Boston having made
shirts for the soldiers from four to six
inches too short, a wag perpetrated the
following:
Like . man without wife,
Like ship without sail.
The most useless thing in life
Is a shirt without a--proper length.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-04-02

~ In the way of pointing . swell's
biography. It Is remarked that abs we'll IL
. swell epds Ntvsll. - veil - ~ began
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-04-02
@"Well. Patrick. !" asked the doe,

We'll, Patrick, asked the doctor,
show do you de today"
"Och. dear doctor. I enjoy very poor
health entirely. This rheumatism is very
distressing indade; when 1 go to Shape
lay awake all night; and my toe Is swslled
- big IS . goose's hens egg. 90 whin
stand up fall down directly"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-04-02
PastDr sfac Ten'h Baptist Caureh.

On. JAcKsoS-DEAR SIR:--I Ia W been frequent
ty requested to connect my name with commenda-
lions OF different kinds of NJ edcines, but, regard
ing the practice out of my appropriate sphere, |
have in all cases declined; but with clear proof
in various instances, and particularly in my own
family, Of the usefulness OF DR.. Hollands Ger
man Bitters, depart for once from nv usual
course, to express nv full conviction that for gen
eral debility of the system and especially for iv
CIR Complaint. il is safe and valuable preparation.
In some cases'it NAV fall but usually doubt not
it will be very beneficial TO those who suffer from
the above causes. Respectfully,
J. Ii KENNARD.
Philad'a, Dec Oath
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-04-02

e. One of the finest specimens of Ia
coEic speech is that Of Robejacquelin:
= IF advance. follow me; if l fall, a.
ysngs me; if / finch, kill me-"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-04-02
lCALL-XQAEa
Letter from the Wife Of ALDERMAN WUNRDE
= u Tes-..lSss. Q 10

ucfmtntO"ns Juuc lsts iCuis
Dar 6 N JkcKsox-SsE--Itgsve pleasure.
Two years ago.t to give YOU certificate testfying
what the German B;tters had done for me. ! am
now perfectly cured of all those diseases your
medicine professesr to cure, viz:---Dyspepsia,
Chronic and Nervous debility, disease Of the Kid
neys. &c. The powerful influence &c <xerts upon
Nervous prostration is surprising. | have been
consulted frequently in reference to your Bitters,
and without hesitation. have recommended it for
he above complaints, land in every instance it
has efectually cured. Your medicine has great
reputation in Germantown, and is now soldin eve
ry Drug store land in most of the Grocery stores
here hanyone should question whaI say, let
then come TO Germantown. and will prove to
their satisfaction, that the Btters have cured in
this vicinity more than twenty case of the above
disease. Is Respectfully Sa,s siodT
H1ltua sl,tfsst - HANNAH WUNDER.
Main st. above Rittenhouse, GesnantoHn, Pa.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-04-02
Sleek Of CaEicoes

Is Large, all New, Handsome, the Very --latest
Styles and the Cheapest in Town.
They have Large Stock Of DOmestcs, Bleached
and Uu5leached, embracing every Quality ard
Price.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-04-02
Fresh Groceries,

OFF THE VERY BEST QUALITY. rare
" still being sold, at living prices, by the sun-
lersigned, at bis old stand in Plymouth. He has
slso for sale a nice lot of 81. s1s aao- ~od
- a. Splendid Buffalo Robes ,oiias
which he will sell at reasonable prices.
NELSON COLBURN-
Nov, 90, ls62.--3m6 = -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-23

fAseo1iated PIess Dispatches
WAeHiferCN, Nov .2-The SKI Army
Corps, sler General Sedg gwick couananciiaS,
was viewed n. ar Eraudy Station on Friday.
Suffers sre noep pei mifted 10 briig mp tobacco
fcr eair TO be soldiers, and toodil orders for she
m ni, GiRie heceesliiee Of officers, but supplies
for th. latter srs to BIZ placed In the hands OF
,,se ordering them as 'soolf !as, tIuey arrive.
~. sale of al attiHies by sutiers, tobacco ex-
pied. is prcbihltac.
,fhe inipf.tsienssi1| rsardS u che sntAnss
strrneth GA he Earidsn are various, ut faaes
20 II as pU rxprsssed.-Som Hlsiptaia
tfai les 81 tire fcrcr does not exceed IS, ~
men, whiI,s cihers p'ar it rs high AZ rs ue0 ? 4
A st~sdy ISip sci in ateat day lip Int yrster-
dav. y h:ch n.as AXE the road too heavy for
active field oTfratiqns ar preeent & NJ afs !
Jn.uccessful Attempt b. Meseby's Gaerr,l.
It's to SnHks. r. Re ID at Beniton
WARRINGTON. Nov 2---Yeet-rday afternoon,
abort ninety o, Mcseby's men appros ,hai
within three miles st Realten, " In q view or
making rair en the railroad. Being dressed
IN Froefal uniforms, tha de'achments Of the iss
Pei nsy lrania ard 9th Ohio cavalry, who wers
in the immediate nri rhood Rt the firnp, mis-
took theTl for friends, hut dis cove red their
error, the reb bel. firing yollsy into shsm aat
"a our ding several cS orr men. Pursuit gns
give n, and the b-i- ware driven in SAX ksrs
GAP. Fix OF the gang were captuted, bat at tia
latest accounts tie cavalry had not retprnad.
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pRoP0sALs FOR LETTER BAL NUE9.

PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT, Oct. l2, TeSs.
sEALID Proposals will he received ;. thi. De
p~rtms Mt until the ath of Nnves,, Der aext at
e oesock noon for nrn. shIag Letter balances flr
tae ase of the Post orc in th United Ststes fol
ene year from, spd after the st day of Dece her
next, Of the following ies ription. viz
lat. BS sEees ca pabls of Weighing eight ounces
avolIdapols weight. to 5- graded down TO qusrter
ouLces. 49,
0fthesr it is supposed eight hundred will be r.
soired for "a y-s..
I'd. Palsnces capshls of Weighing At fesst two
pounds, avciriu pois weight, - be gtsts sd down to
hkf OuEcef
OF these it Is supposed sne hundred nss "a
Suired FER .npum.
esiaGces, as well as sLT-ng 9Th and durability.
sam plies OF each tescrt tion of ba- .nc nRst ac-
company each bid, sud the bidder who may obtain
rhe ntract will be required to Furnish bal aares
ordered Of sSuaity in all respecta, fully equal tn
tbs sample
zach balance must be we'll ana securely packed in
. tHs for trans por tstun.
The balances to b. delivered free of AL charg,
TO the Blauh Agency the Post Office depart ne {
and r. ported pom by suitable inspectors for
..Cn or refusal
EAcn bicde- must IN h with his pro yosaa e7-
asucs Of , II GbiliLy 10 coIapy with nIs bid.
Two sum cieut securities will be required 10 .
contract.
Failures 70 furnish the balance. "a contracted
fo' ornn pity, the fuEuishng of those of sp in
csuse for the fGr rfnitn rn # the contract.
Proposals must be endorsed the ou tsi3e of the
envelopes, "Propasal< for Let. bstsnc - and
addressed to the First Assistant postr9astsr Gen
e-sl. Washington, D. G.
oe i2-s6w M. BLAIR. Possrnasta- 8ene-ai.
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PRilPtSALS
JsEoPosALs TuR .wAApPIse PAPIR And

PoB1 U7pics pkPAsrkss~, October a. N6S
ss.taeIs anti tsn ssts s a.y 5. Nsv.mSr a.s., M
: :isel seen 10, falp sls. y sKAPPiHs SIfia
.1 q rte.ShsI nss. fh. ssa art are ssi 3 6
O. tse n ra De- .s aahias a. Raw
PEAR, tre tp-sinsd t-iox.
L.stttti ho.i a: Rassisybn- --r --.~-
l.rt r'aus tf hsni4s mra,rins fsarr, Z, by q
sas i.sas. n n % ,,ss .ns T. w-ish pot isss sA.a Il
,s, snsnas :; The am. aad sea rsam to onsaia
~ rtsn,' u ,ks sane kinz u psssr n 81 ~ In
n,.e, IN IN IA ss.f .nd Ia "sish net loss than IS
son Ss9.at Of iuts r~ins strsn .. har. twisted
s- poar Il eos,.e Hemp 3e1 fans. ssse .soa, on.
eighth of an iSch dia.a-ter srll twist I'd
and an, II II al, or hsnEs, .rixniax from i. .
Liar'a No =, a: Es,o I~k City
rss d.soriss p he ssi sar q ,sr;ss sass
10 Is.na DO, similar 70 that LAST described {.
ssse bsun,s Of Jut. r.ins. similar to that srss
soo sounds of.s.rs. d. n n r-in., Il aiar to ta..
sfthsae"ud dese-ip.io, f,r !: tr ct NO. i.
Lfsty.et No 3, at Buffalo, " y.
- 90 sssp OF "r.pp'n Page silnil.s to that arst
sai.sEs Of DO ,siraiisr to that last named for
sAss OF jt.s rw,zs, eins'l.r to taa. ., the
'sss p .anas ofsost Hemp rsiaa sic,.I.r tn that
o' the srcona dUH ription ;or ssio dist-ict :
Pre- posslh viii be received f,f each ar,is,. sens.
Sko.s A' s
rs contract will bs awarded % the l,wsss and
~. eaAatr u es oater ainsd after cArsfu etsna
Ia u, !. : he p rYose OF ss srt.nns which bid
-, W p' act csl tIu,ts be most &dvas. ~ sous
- she department -
II Pee !U sster 9-ns rAi reserves % hiusssR the
F@ AT 10 r'J ct aIY id vbers Ii is xpp4r-n that q
tSft The srtIciea are Ind for at vsr, 10 .. and
p~rt - t@fy hi< n tsta ~Itht q . % oyer re s,d
W q, 81 zach ter trs sur pose OF .is ting tae
of tne hioa Cts ar the .sunlste con Ia ned
II ht sdTertlssmeRi
III Tie eirIcts Should bs reconstructed, or In
care IN number any of them disco atipust,
= S'Icsss hail he dSlIysrsd q fIch place or
pAcc' - tts Post,1 astsr General Sd 5es. xaat,,
A. ero 1Gi1 FrHss AMI m. Pos N - ter -saersf
iusth rrFefTss To Ei; self tn privilege sfinsrsa.
log or t-du 'og the ntts If tss Articles rs,
euif' u 10 a. all - f. and Necessary /, do 30
20 o. W. I'D ssE . sHen either of the ah1Ve
nsa "a sg pci-s.
BFedIf w Il Esnd samples If Fucb articles "a thew
orose lc MI y p with ras.r bids
- ash hIot - nurt IA uish with his proposals ey-
Ari -- 81 shIiiIy TO comply ~itI htr bid '
lko Fuu Gent hecur tIss will be required 20 .
ia
PEiuTaa 10 furnish tb- articles cnntrss tat fp
pouIt;y. he futaist lag of srli; 90 Iuf ri5- TO
elcee g tract. for, will - oonsi sudia eat
eansr l. : hh forte tgre of toe ntrx-t
nIae mol IsSdr Ia sucoE dsncs tn these posas
will Z, be cnusiiersd -
Proposs rrrEt b. marked 90 the oltsis nf the
sngelope vith ths OF rhe tirle or articles
preposs6 4 sEd the letter ~ thstn cd
WASH rsion. BLAIR
90 ~ wbw Pnstwaetar GanarAl
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Costcn Seized in New Orleans.

kEW YoRK, Nov 2i.-The Naw Orleans cor
esrondrnt of the ii.h TO the Herald, states IN 4
y,seroay ihe Elitrd States Marshal md his
Deputies se:Zsd all thn Gotten now in New nr-
baEs Tie seizure WAS made on the or6,r OF
Mr. Rufus Waffies, the United States ljisszic
Attorney. hnmor says hat the sniznra wac
made on information derived from secrat par
lie 3 that most OF tn. cotton r~ in store and in
tf8nsrtu. WAS purchased from di>I.yai parties
ard that b. fore il cun hp released the nraserc
owners must prove tha the parties from wnouL
they purcl ased are loyai to th d United S.a ass
government tt".=
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-23

AWE POUR TGuCeAND
ALREADY 0RDlREoi
VIII De ru ublished OIL @: before Friday, Noveu1-
Der F.h. 1883.
RICHsTEIN'S STRANGERS GUIDE
AND EvERYBODY'S POCKET
HASDY-BOOK.
Containing
4 eonpiets Guide 10 Washington City,
Description and Location of the Public Baildin e.
Lcskiion Of Principal Public Ofnoea, 10, &C.,
Rama ard Pay of Uaitsd States Army,
Navy,
Marine Ooeps,
Salaries OF PrircpsI osesrs Of nit.d Ststss OF all
Departments,
Population Of statss and Territories,
Principal citss and Towns,
FABLES Of Moneys, weights, and Meas
Intesestnx Statistics. compiled froI, late Census
Report,
DS'sso from Washington 30 Principal Cities,
A Family Laundry Book for one year,
4 CtAeh Memorandum Book,
Asd other valuable and intersstins Inform en-
Tbs cheapest Book Of ths hind ever pahlisheA.
lvol.. ls mo, bound In cloth. Rstan price oaly
so rents
ga liberal discount to tie Trade, sat,er,
Realsrs. &c.
Pend IN your orders early.
s~ut by raA free receipt Of price,
Published BY a..-
WILLIAM Y. aI0HsTRIN
st tbs National Book Store,
MS Pena. avenue, bst. llth and lssa
Post0Mse Boz II,
2lm Washing ton
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-23
From Boston,

Bos TON. New q The prize steamer R. z
1rF / 81 arrived hs re-.
! be bar OF The Metropolis, ofthIs city went;
1T liquidation on The 7th. There were no
llakiliIi.s OF any Ges 7ription.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-23

PEAT ye. CoAL-CA<Sp Fuss s,s s{'tospsei.-Th,,
scarcity Of coal, and the e1orbitant Pat,,,
which IL now com raahds In all parts OF th.4
country, has naturally directed inquiry T.,
Other modes OF supplying the great desidaFl-
iun, and in this neishhorhooa, NJ we have
reason 10 believe, with very fat:arinS results.
TO wit: the deve,opement vi an i,l Tlense t-acE
OF peat on the farm Of J. r. Garrstsee, ESQ, I.s
the town OF Ogden.
Peat, rs a fuel, it is perhaps unnecessary (,
say, Is very extensively used by tEe Irish aui
Scotch paRsanry. II is decayed vesetah,a
ma'ter. forming the soil OF swalnps aiYnos. dry
upon the surface, but few inches b4Eaa,s,
COZ sist,ng OF a mucky substance which ap,t,
being thoroughly dried, is transmitted int,
bltnmincns coke or coal. well adapted for faal
A peat bog or swamp OF this nature, and far
superior TO that generally known In the ould
counthry,' is owned by Mr.. 9arretsee, and ex-
pertinent has iaIrly d monstratad that IL can be
worked into an excellent fuel at q very tridine
exrense, and in inaxhaustble supply!
Wewere yesterday shown specimens brought
TO this city by MIR. Ct. 1t is a soft mineral sub
stance, much lighter than anthracite, OF dark
brown color, aud perfectly inodorous. It ig-
mites as readily as charcoal, dispensee an in-
Rnser caloric than coke, and burns less rap
idly.
i be depth OF the bed ranges from one to
twenty feet, and covers a tract Of several acres.
It is readily cut With a spade, and the form OF
preparing IL for use lie to slice it into obEonpr
blocks during the summer and expose ir 70 sun
and air till thoroughly dry.-Recaester Demo-
rraf. IqtE,
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DRoREssoR P. FISHERS

DR0REShoR P. RIeHERH a .
COTILLoN BAND.
Mr.. I1sHEs takes great pleasure to xnnouncp to
his friends and public, that he has or ganised w.
Cotulon Band Tor Balls and Parties He re- HEa*
specially eohcits liberal shAre Of public SSsX
favor. Residence corner Of Penn. Avenue and lIth
streets, Euroassa House, or to L. RICE, ass
Parn. sve bet. 18th snd Isl NO H.1n~
,OLU d BIA OORNDT AND efRIN6 BAND
~ The underExnsd respectfully announces -
to the DubEe. that he 10 ready TO furnish Mudo&
for Private Parties. Balls. Pie MICS, Passdes,
EIhib!tio.s. etc., with Any number Of Mustoiars
required, at the shortest notice by leaving orders
ut John lsennsnb, corner Of PennsYlya anie avenue
and 9Th strest esst HENRY IelMAN.
es9 Sus~3 -
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he fanl fleet,

PITrsPURa, Nov. i9-Ths river IA 9 I'll race.
ding nj this point. ith scant seven feet by the
Warfs II Is evening. ALI The steam tugs with
coal in tow have got through safely, SO far
ht ard frcm. ##
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yt>it ,o,hr Ua;trd At,tpx

FoaToE, Nov .21.-The Iib&rs tor, of this city,
anuounc,s II At The Hon. GForys THOMPSON
fr Er z ish ahoIitiOnist, will soon re- VISIT this
copnt. 10 gIasulate his friends upon the
III. prov ed aE pect of affairs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-23
AsH1Se r-oS EATER
]. Crau's New Italian Opera Company.

w h u TO I II A r.
]. Crau's New Italian Opera Company.
M, GkAU o respectfully announces that he viii
IHfTB GRAND oPEEATIC CONCERTS,
WITH GRAND SCENES FROM OPERAS
IN COSTUME.
ON THIS lM0NDAYJ EVkhlN', TOMORROW,
tt EsDAY, AND WEDNESDAY, Nov
ADD. OATH, AND 18TH s#
On which occssion the following .nineut Artists
will sppesr ON the same evening:
NADAHKsOPAIE VERA LnRISI
the celebrated PrimA yonna and Ly rie sed anns
from the principal Opers Houses in Lurope Her
dlst appearance IN this city.
Nib PAULINE CAsrRI,
NILE MORKNzI.
the tsvorite Contralto
siGNOR LUIGI sTEPANI.
the celebrated Tenor.
sIGSoR hORELLI,
the removed Baritone
Conductor and Musical Director. Sig. M ZIo.
THE PR HGRAMME FOE, THIS MONDAY HAS
been most carefully selected and will bo most
attractive.
ADM 5ION ..a
Paranetta aid DrsRs Circle. l.a
Ry seats for he 0rcbss and Balcony may be-
secured. without extra charge, st MetEsrott's g
Music etore, No. 12o PennsylFsnia avenue.
no 19- lw -... .ss..
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L II Is onte for NdnhYIIie

fr. Louis, Nov, sa--Malor General Logan
End etaG pissed through this city, on Satu,.
day, sn rCuts 10 Nashville. |.--..--
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-23

NEW YORK, Nov. 81 DIR. Bro II. the abor-
honist, was sentenced TO two years impri-sal-
mert BY Recorder Hoffman, to- day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-23

THE END OF AN ELoPRMRNr.-Ths reon,s.
of New York and Canada werein blax 9 of ex- /,
element some months since. at the ei,ppnsnr
great heiIets, with Capt N. w. MASSEY, a Brit .
ish 6ffceF already married. Itnow appaars. 3
from late. u Ensiit advicass that the wIaIofx
on the 2lst OF October, he married Miss Mc :
lavish. II 1ztsFH 2E-7-- >t'S 'S GGA.sSs NY ssAsr-s
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EDUCATIONAL,

!v1 Boarding and Day eehooi no. 1 30 Psan. av =,
seen BE]leis ss. The ninth rear and seventeenth
Nmi-snnual seseon Of this Institution VIII com
cipal e N-srns
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-23

ATTEkBONY HALl,
HIL L SoAsrEKBUaY THRAT1R,
LOUISIANA Avenue,
Rear Of National and Metropolitan Hctsls
In hi. greet Eus- >cH!Lnkas.i and Wonderful
kst 10 fCHILDEks.S 2Jusve Driil.
The Irish ,kATsLFEN VNEIL The Irish
Culs. iKATRLLkN ONEIL.S Cure,
In a,res. DEFAIBER, To Dances.
In Uaness Ekhksr'N DEFAIbER. In songs
The grrAtCos.. &c W. PARKgRl The Bon.L.ss
,oI,hiist. ~ W pRRkEa.{ man.
a.F. Ede son. ,uARoLu aAWK:} Lille Bran1oa
Il. " EsssL lHAtOLD HAWK lucy CiIt,n
On, THE C0NEI iT'S VkHGEANJE
A charming new HE sYREN. By all the pretty
Ballet. 1rHE sYREN Girls.
eYLrHs IHEsRAVHE RIyER
hYLpHs or THE hEANEE RIyrK
A Crane tsle t torisinaiI By tne orp. uru astts
rsEGRRAr TRoUPE or RrB.orrAs Courp1.ss.
TEE GEEAr TkouPk ~ r: HI. Plan OoAYDIAHs
IN SONGS, DANCES.
EXThAyAGANZAsAc
Doors open At ]; performance at quarter before
O'Clock: Admission Is and 50 cents : :
POPULAR FAMILY HATINEH
no E.ss SATURDAY AFTERNOON
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~ A singular chall.n ge has h.an .aY.rsi axr s
General Carl Sehurz toGeneral Lasl. Dooai bs =
q htntncky, the 1after having stalled m tho
LonNvHle Journal that Schurx was a cow
sTd, 6no Ia the habit OF running away from
nghts. The German writes Coomhs that hesis =
y har, Which in the west means ngnt, and chal- :
Ienges him to 20 into the next engasefnant in
his company and let the world Dee who ls The =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-23

~ Gen Thoma& commanding the Arm y ~ as
the Oumberland, has Issued an order rea nlr1ae S.
newspaper correspondents 20 asign taefr SuIl sg
and proper names.
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GEN. BANKS IN BRowNsyylLE

INV ORLEANS, Nov. E.-It;o. r-spou dance
New 1oik tnlpg Post The hea iqnartecs
entered the towE. with ~nly 4 small FOrue, on
The 5ih Inst The General role, with ouiy q.
part II his staff and an ORDERLY. some forty
mites thronFhitha country, which hal scarcely
be. u ahardciifd by the enemy. He was pre-
etGtd by asmali intantry aud artille " force
Tie rebels evacuated Brownsville as our
troops n,ared il, but first did their best 70 de-
strcy not only public bnt privaae properly.
Thny burnt The United Ssates barracks ani a
Ere sn ount Of properly, and a part of the
town. be lttfl troops before leaving begin
10 Flundtr nd commit II KIN DIS of Siolen ce on
Il cir Zens, " ho were fnally exeIthd to resist-
anct. The reh+i General Bee does nat appear
70 have fert bis men ID order. A Mexican or
fi"er, GIN. Jo>Pe Maria Cobos, who has been
living in exile in Brownsville for some months.
urdt rtook, at The instance of the civil authori-
tifs of the place TO orgapize the citizens for
self. de ter ce against Bees rebel .uffiaus. and
to suppress The fire which threatened to burn
mp the whole town. - .ts-tfrsss /. -
All thus was on the 4th. The rebels ran
away, TO The great relief OF tho people, on that
day, and the next morning our advances
marched In and was we'll received. Ese l
Ine liospf CT in Texas for our cause is good.
General Banks needs and ought TO hs We more
troops, perhaps TIN or twelve Thousand men.
IN order TO enable him to act in the State. Tho
people In brownsville, as well as on the Mexi-
car sic of the river, are friendly TO us; have
no doubt thai Mexican troops can be raised. IL
IT Were advisable, 10 serve Under the American
nag The greater part of the people iu and
.'oSot 41ipThsSAie aIe ol NleXlChQ Orlxll, th5
common people and the wealthy men are
favorable &c the re- establishment Of the Union
Government, uader which they always en-
loyed peace. protection and liberty. They are,
howtyer,mpch cow6d by the rebel tyranny.and
nave such an idea of she strength and deter
Hipatton Cf the rebeis that they will not take
political action unless they are sure OF protec-
iion. The display of q considerable force here
is necessary toprodnce rnnfidgncein In our power
and 10 restore the former condition OF things.
and THIS force must remain for time Win
proper management there is q prospect that all
Texas can be brought back under the Union
Nag, and that with little delay.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-23
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ss . divided INTO s's saiiainE Tots .fs feet ,ss
With sss .. .senrss :, sssd x
aeis is' 'Aa '''tii''o n ,aurEs 90. Aae.s.
-hB.5o nO3rIKA 1 60 auction. era =.
e. fts
a 81 f'sas ssf
@ eriss Ivsilins e house. With baak hutldinss, sl.a
s+eond an fhsss .trrss w.st h'f"' a'' 's'"''n ~
fhr House i. veil built 70 every particular, and
s~elv. months Vss interest ssesrsa - "a es.a s q
Ire purehner II the House can have ~ or any
'9rsssD nn Of thu Fu,nnsfs CT =. f.; ,eqs,ion W.
ssU WALL a CO.. Aues.oo.sra
DEREMPTGRY SALE OF A VAL OABLE YARN,
Mill AID NAfAA PRiviLsGs IN PRises
.,s q @ :,
Valuable Farm known - part of Greenwood IN
p ss. oa ttsas sss
s Se,9 81 sa pssi ss D5 oss
TWO hund.. and twenty acres If rich dark loan.
very productive for robaeco aud Grain Tha In
pro,smeDts coDsiss Of . nearly nss and ocmforta
t.sT B.1ns atsols. ocrn -. sisa iss
Houses. Quarters. AMI all necessary oat bni.dinss
rerms: One fourth csEh, Q 80 of which must be-
paid st tss baiance In 6, ll. Ia. and ~ months,
es.rn9 interest, and secured by deed OK trust
not WIN L. WALL / 90. Aucts.
BY v,nrur ov an .or Ss,tHa q s5r III
ClLs and in accord ance therew tn hall oisr flr
sale, kr ca h. TO the hishest bidder, WEDSE3
Pay tts 25tf n' tant, In fr Mt OF the 0ity Lsi at
OF utinF tie ssTeIa 90, po'ation ecA until the
hrtt day OF July 1864 IT, be purpose o. v-iSains
BAY straw, fcf d. oats IN the straw and live stock
situated ht the following piscsa:
Ne. ,trsef rortb, At It's intersection With
VI ont avenue ana 18th street west
No 2. Lnuissn$ avenue, between Ninth and
Tenth streets v.st
No 5 In tro, Of the Horthern Market. at inter
ssL tion al New York s'enus and street uoIs1
40 4. liner Of Maryland avenue AID Third
street esst
No s. In front Of Ana -ostis Ell sine house,
The foiiowil is tire rarif OF rst~s white the
chssPrs euti led 10 e. i've Por every 10 ID of
hay, straw fodder, oats in the straw, weighing one
am pounos, 20 eents and 'or saeb aud every
bundi., hsle, package oftae same % esuts f,r
poundp.
Parties purchasing will ss res7irsd to comply
viii all the p-ovi.ior. of the approved 2iat Of
Psh'uary 1853. antitied An ct to ~ Ablish gu tu
Ray seAIes, and for othsr pnrrosss -
ncls kicFAkD WALLAoa Mayor.