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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-15
military haitian in Tennessee

LOUISVILLE, Dec. 14-Captain Bridge
water, with l26 men, went into Newcas-
tie to-day and drove of Jessie with a
loss to the latter of Ii killed and wound
cd. BridgeWater chased them through
Port ROYAL and was only q few minutes
behind at that place. 1t is thought the
rebels would be captured by Bridgewa-
ter's forces.
Col. johnson telegraphed that tho reb-
81 Gen. Lyons advance is moving on
RusselVille. His main force, $500, Is al
Elkton.
The Journals Nashville special of the
18th says: Weather considerably moder,
ated. All our forts done more or less
firing to-day, but apparently with little
damage.
SkiFmishing between the lines was re-
sumed to-day with greater earnestness
than for some days past.
The enemy yesterday fell back to his
main line, but to-day has Eeinstated the
forces in his outer lines.
Dispatches fully confirm the success
Of ROnsseau's troops, under MilrOy.
Gen. Bates division Is within two
miles of Mnrfreesboro'.
Nothing has been heard from the reb-
el brigade that crossed yesterday at
Cumberland City
Dispatches received to-day from Gen.
Rousseau, says that MurfreesbOro' is all
right, and he expressed confidence of be-
ing able to hold the place against any
force the enemy has at his command,
The Democrat says: We are informed
that the rebel Gen Lyons force burned
the depot and several sheds at Hardens-
vile, on the Memphis Branch Railroad,
on yesterday. There was lot of bacon
stored in the depot, and large lot of to-
bacco under the sheds, awaiting ship
ment to this city, which we're destroyed.
The rebels are conscripting everybody
they can find.
NASHVILLE, Dec 14.-Yesterday after
noon q reconnaissance was made by reg
ments from Steadman's corps, near the
MurfreesborO' pike A sharp Skirmish
occurred in the afternoon. No losses on
the Federal side, except some half dozen
wounded.
Deserters who came in on yesterday,
report that Hood had altered his lines.
The latest and more correct information,
however, 60 to show that the rebel forces
are still in their former position
Hood is reported sick ct Franklin with
the typhoid fever, but the report is not
believed. He is undoubtedly with his
troops, within few miles of Nashville.
Weather mOderatiug, with a heavy
rain. last night. River eight feet
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-15

M TIE DISTRIBUTION OF Coal TO TIE
PcoR.-For many years, during the win
ter season, the City Council has regularly
appointed a member from each Ward to
superintend the distribution of coal to the
poor. The usual resolution for the APP
pointment of committees was offered in the
I'D branch on Tuesday evening, and csus-
ed considerable discussion. It was stated
that the city coal banks are now almost
exhausted and that it costs between eight
and nine cents to get the coal out of the
banks and delivered to the poor. Il was
also asserted that in former times persons
who had money in considerable sums, de-
posted 10 the bank, had imposed upon the
committeeman and had been the recipients
of the city charity, and that under the old
system there had always been great waste
and extravaganza. One gentleman pro-
posed the issuing of city orders for coal
which the poor might use to the best ad-
vantage and with which they might purchas
Of those who would furnish the best and
cheapest article. Objections we're interpos.
ed to this proposition aud no one appeared
to have any we'll defined or we'll digested
ideas upon the subject. Consequently the
council adjourned without doing anything
at all in the matter. In the meantime We
feel assured that there are many persons
in the city, who, IL they do not suffer fol-
fusI, are dependent upon the charity o.
kind hearted neighbors.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-15

~CATARRH.-TAen name of DR.. Good
ale has become familiar throughout the
country to the victims of Catarrh, from
his we'll earned reputation in curing this
terrible disease. He is the first and only
person who ever penetrated the secret
ambush of this fearful malady. His rem-
edy and mode of treatment is the only one
ever known to cure it. His pamphlet on
Oatarrh can be had of Messrs t. h. Logan
& 90. d&wlt
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"For Governor,
A, l. FOREMAN

Immediately following appears this no.
tIce:
"NEws.-our friends in the different
sections of the country will confer favor
on us If they will communicate to this of
Ace any local news. or Incidents that may
occur in their neighborhood; that will be
of interest to our readers"
In compliance with this request we take
this occasion to inform the Pres that
Gov. BOreman was elected by the people
of this State on the 9th of October; that
since that time Abraham Lincoln has been
elected President of the United States, and
that great doings have been going on all
over the country. The Prees is published
by J. ]. Sigler, but the name has been
printed In the paper for some weeks az
siglsr," with the "J'' upside down. The
paper seems to edit and publish itself.
Nobody appears to exercise the slightest
care or control over its columns, and we
wonder how it manages to make its un.
healthy appearance week after week. 1t
appears to be to all intents and purposes,
dead, and only circulates around to save
funeral expenses.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-15

E~THE richest and most dazzling caro-.
net which has ever sparkled upon the brow
of royalty will not compare with the beau-
ty and glory of we'll developed and we'll
dressed head of hair. The American Hair
Dressing keeps the hair soft and glossy.
1t is also tonic and will please all who
give it trial. Sold by t. n. Logan & Co.,
and Logan, List & Co.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-15

RG-sLoPPY.-On Tuesday night three
or four inches of snow fell. Yesterday
morning a slow but very sure rain set in.
If the rain failed to convert all the snow
into slush the bright sunshine which came
in the afternoon finished up the business,
and altogether the streets have not been
as slushy and sloppy and slippery during
the season. A pedestrian had no more
control over his heels whatever.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-15

"a on on THE TABLR.-While a great
many people have "oil on the BRAIN" not a
few have "oil in the pocket" A great
many people who year ago were in mod
crate circumstances are now millionsires.
The Philadelphia American says that cit.
izen OF West Virginia left that city for his
home day or to ago, bringing with him
the furniture and equipments for one of the
most splendid residences In the State. He
purchased everything in Philadelphis. To
keep ever before him the means by which
he acquired his sudden wealth he furnished
his house with chinaware the like of which
was never before seen, We fancy, in this or
any other country. he ordered his china.
ware, and had it decorated to order. The
embellishments of the plates, dishes and
turreeus are fac SMILES of the apparatus
used in producing petroleum. The dishes
bear on the centre beautiful viguette views,
representing wells in process Of boring,
with the derrioks over the orifce The
turreens are similarly adorned, while each
separate piece is blazoned with vignetses
descriptive and illustrative of the process
of harvesting petroleum. The entire set is
of the most costly character. The china
is the finest and best imported, and the
decorations are in the highest style of the
decorators art. The decanters, wine gob-
lets and tumblers are alike engraved with
the insignia of petroleum. The complete
ware is curiosity. Nothing like it was
ever seen in these parts.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-15

NEW YoRK, Dee. I4--The OOmmereiaPs
Washington special ssyE Gen. Banks has
had his fuFlOugh extended 90 81 70 write
out his report Of the Red river expedition
here instead Of In New Orleans.
The release Of The st. AlbsDs raiders by
the Toronto Justice causes much excite
ment. There is 20 doubt now that Con-
treaty.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-15

rRCoSsOLlDA4RD.-Ths LIST and 4th
West Virginia regiments have been con-
solidated, and will be called the I'd West
Virginia Veteran Infantry. Col. Weddel,
we believe, is in command. These regi-
ments have seen very hard service, and
have been conspicuous for their gallantry
throughout the war. They will reflect
credit upon any command to which they
may be attached.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-15

NEw YORK, Dec. 1.-THE steamer Eagle
from Havana, on the 10th, has arrived.
She brings Vera Cruz dates of the I'D.
The Papal NuneiO arriVed on the 18th,
and was received with high honors. It was
rumored that Jaurez bad ab Heated in Ea-
VOr Of Manuel RuiE. Sonora was daily
expected to declare for the Empire. The
Emperor has ordered . reduction Of per
cent on import duties TO cease. Private
adVices state that Massatlau has been eVac.
uated By the JuArists and oeeaPied by the
ImpeFialiGts.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-15

NV YoEK, Dec. IA special 70 tha
Commercial says: RishmOad papers Of the
18th contain no news from Sherman, but
there are rum0rs that Union prisoners re-
port that Fitzpatrick was killed, also that
large cavalry fores had left Baton Rouge
destined for Mobile. .. =
Gen Hays and Dol. Wild have been pa
rolled by the rebels, % distribute supplies
70 Union prisoners,
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WAsHmsToH, Dec. l4.-Acting Rear Al
mirAl Lee reports to the Navy Department
under date Of Dec. sth, that Commodore
Fitch defeated and drove the Left wing OF
Hoods army, on the Cumberland river GA
the 4th inst, with heavy loss TO the rebels,
including several Of their PrOmiaen: on
GERS, also recaptured two transports irou1
the enemy. No casualties are reported ca
our side
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-15

D~TRusrREs' SALE.-We would re-.
mind our readers that the sale of real es-
tate, advertised by A. ]. Cecil. takes place
to-day. The advertisement will be found
in another column.
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Notice to MIIlers 4 MN owners.

WE ARE NOW MAHURACTURIEo g. 3.
w WILLIAMS 6ELE-RBaUbA11Sa BLAST
perfect Separating, Beating, a1d eoouFilg AAshino
IN use. Delivered froo Of ehArFS - the Railroad
DePots In BFidyoPoLt. Ohio, g wheeling. OF stsa@-
boat Landing n Whlnltng, " Va.
No cleans u buahSlS per hOaF. weighs too IA
IL cleans % bu.hsl, PsrbOar, weighs so ~
PFIceeIE0.
80. geLeauss IS bushoIs per hour. weighs 600 ~
20 cleans % buahoI. pr hour. weighs $50 ~.
othsE siis., up 10 100 bauhsls Per hour. made -
J. II. TuT0s, Of Lexingtoa, Ksutaeky, Il our
agent. An orders fOr that stasS shOaia Be a.
IdarsaS Jas. p, WILLIAMS,
noV2G6m Brtdgeport, Ohio
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LaugbIin's Expectotant Syrup,

Tor Coughs, Colds, Group, whooping Cough use the
EXPEcTORANT SYRUP.
We guarantee the most speedy rtliefbY using the:
EXPEoToRANT SYRUP.
The annoyance ofeOEtant Coughing ISstOpped By
USING THE ExPEoToRANT SYRUP.
Hundreds testify to the great excellence Of the
EXPEoToRANT SYRUP.
DimuuIty Of Breathing IL relieved by the
EXPEOTORANT SYRUP.
Inflammation Of the Lungs Il cured BY the
EXPEOTORAET SYRUP.
Children can use without fear the
ExpEcFoRANT SYRUP.
Asthma, Bronchitis and General IFrAtion Of the
Throat f. cured by the
EXPEOTORAET SYRUP.
Price Is Cents. Prepared only by
Geb2O LATSaLINs BUsHRIELD.
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New York Money Market.

NV TOIK, Dseembaf Il
MONKY-Rasya at per cent.
0OLD-ShAds higher Op0llug ~ zSS7< aaya1etsE
70 2853E, declining 70 235, aud cs0afnE 95b1S-
Total exports Of specie 70 day S7I5,cOo.
GOVERNMENT ST JcKS-LesS active and seares-
" % 6Fm; 1910 Coupons 1u11T, 1o-l08 Registered
IOI5<. and I-SO'a He.
RGILROAD sTOCKs-FOFt Wayne los.
NEE YOHE, Dec. I4.-GOId tO-n night Esi.
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EPE0TAL NoYIoEe.


~EpiIsptie Fits can be CuredII-
DR. IooKRoW having become eminently BuocesIfuI IN
cuTinF this terrible mAlAdy, invites all almilaFIy
aicted to call sand loF circulars Of references
and testimonials Of numerous cases cured Of from
one TO twenty four years standing. He deVotes hls
attention especially 20 dlse ofthe Ger, brospinal
Axis Nervous system. and 9olietts an inTeGtiga'
Hon Of his claim to public confidence
he may be consulted ct his private residenee, No.
IA WeIt lSd street, daily from 10 A. NJ until 4
P. n, except Saturday and Sunday. Address 81
letters 10 Oh. ". B. L0OKR0W,
0 os,is q p 2; Box 0ll'' New York
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-15

~TH1 ATTENTION OF Country MER-
CHANTS is invited to the unusually large
stock of Boots and Shoes, now in store and
for sale by Mcclellan & Knox at 65 Main
Street. Prices as low if MOTTO than any
house in the city, Give them call. Ans
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-15

N1w YoaK, Dec I4-GOld has besn
stronger during the mOrning. The price
opened at 233i aud steadily advanced to
1860. Subsequently, large amounts Of cash
gOld we're put on the market, aud the price
fell to 234i.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-15

CAIBo, Dec. ls-The steamers SuItanA
and. Ben Stickney. With New Orleans pa
pers Of the It'll, have arrived. No news
Very little inquiry for cotton. Prices
feeble for sugar and molasses. No sales or
receipts.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-15

~THE one who buys largest and low.
eat can sail the most and cheapest. Read
advertisement up. q. ls4l-P. q. Q,
1866" and call and be convinced.
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R9-At the corner of Main and Mons
roe streets is the place to get your cheap
and handsome wooden overshirts. til
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B~stein Bros is the place to go for
anything in the clothing line. til
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B9-stein Bros is the place to get
your clothing made. til
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES OLARKE,s

CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLsI
ThISinyaluable incidence IL unfaIling in the cure
Of all those painful and dangerous diseases incident
TO the female constitution.
It uaoderAteH AL excuses and removes all OBJ
Gtruotions, from whatever eAnSO, and speedy cure
may DO relied on.
TO MARRIED LADIESl
1t Il peculiarly suited. It will, in Q abort time
bring On the monthly period with regularity.
CAUTION.
These pills should not be taken by females that are
pregnant during the FIRST THREE MONTHS, a.
they are 10 bring on Miscarriage, but At every
other time, and in every other case, they are per-
feCtly Bafa.
in the Back and Limbs, HeayinesS, Fatigue on slight
exertion Palpitation Of the Heart LoWness Of spir
its, Mysteries, Sick Headache, Whites, and al the
painful diseases oocasioned BY disordered system,
those Pulls will effect cure when ali other means
Phi directions In the pamphlet around each pack.
age, which should be preserved.
Sold by all Druggists. Price Ono Dollar per
SoIe United States Agent,
JOB MOSES, q CortlAndt st., NY.
N. B.-$1.oO and six postage stamps, enclosed to
any authorised agent viii insure bottle containing
over my Pills by return mail. Hug2O
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R~BrHrsD TIE TInss-The Richie Pres,
published at Huntsville, Richie county,
comes to US this week with the following
at its mast. head:
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DESIRABLE CITY PROPERTY
FOR SALE
TUE und0rEignSd oGsTB f1T ME his residence e.
u MArkst street., neaEiy opposite The escoLd
PFs1bFtsFfan Church, also tgo Wasn't Lot8 o. HAns
StFoot, uunber Ia aa1 Ia, balog The Ellth Ward
AIark6t House. Sad Let nambee II0 q Zane stress.
n' S6I asI IRS & JAMEsR.BAEER.
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BoefE Beef22

oPPIoE CHIEF ooMMIssARY OF sUBsIsF.1
DEPARTMENT OF WEsF Va,
CUMBERLAND, Md December 9th, 1854. }
CEALBD PROPOSALS will DO received from FIRST
y hands, citizens loyal 70 th0 Government OF the
United States, until Il n, DECEMBER, 18th, 1854,
only, for furnishing an the
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ra-Go to Stein Bro IS for your cloth.
ng. til
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OIL LEASES
H0-THE LApIEs so1pIlna, Avn SonIn.

IN HAND AND FOR SALE Al THIS oPI1oE
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dec1S
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that may DO required for use Of the troops of tho
United States, stationed At the following places, viz
Frederick, Cumberland and CiArysytlls, haFylandi
Olarksburg, Parlsrsburg and Wheeling, West Vir-
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NEW ADyERTISEME NTS
CLOTHING. FOR SOLDIERS,

nbediaufe to Special Orders. No a2I
IRON Department Hesdquartcra, the
following named officers are ordered 10
Texas to collec, clo'hiog and couscrpi.
for iirig Gems. Mac'ay and Wants Brig
AIDE, Mag. zen. Walkers odd Division.
II caunot BE- too earnestly Impressed upo,
the r~sNt,vv~ AMI tv,evd- n M soldiers n,
these Brigade and Divisions. the import
ance OF furnishing them good and warm
clothing 10 shield them from the incleman.
cy and cod VI The coming winter,
The inability Of the government 10 'ar
nish IN adequate supply viii furnish the
ground. Tor . strong appeal 10 the patriot.
&c and benevolent aud i, Is not doubted
but that a considerable quantity OF shoes
socks. coats, pants, shirts. &c. will hc
collected ~ Texas and sent to the troops
10 the field And II u earnestly desired
thut the citizens OF each county will TAX
such steps IA this important natier, 'ha.
the clothing may be collected In then r.
sPectlve counties promptly at the d, signs
ted time, 50 that rs little time ss possible
may eiapsc IN 'orwardug 1t to the army
IS WINTER Il sr.sLY HEks The cloth
ng vail be delivered to the turoling Oh
Ger ct each county by the 18th OF Oc-
tobcr. II the Enrolling uihr,r ice all
srnt on business Of olh,rNt>,, be wal select
some reliable p,rson Ia net in hts place.
Each package should be plainly Marked
Ntth tie mns' vt the person lur whom 10.
tended, and The company ard regiment TO-
which be belong.
J. \. McLEMORt. Capt.
2sh I. {. ld,snt Nnclay's Brlsadr.
j. ". STOREY. Lieut..
stu Regt., Wants Brig, Wa krrs Div.
W. 6 BLAIR Lieut..
2sth I. c ,d#ml Nac.uy Brigade.
sept. .. l-t4. ul
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NOTICE.

COMMITTED To Jail on the l9th day
\ Of january, 1904 Runaway Ne
gro. who says, be- belongs TO one Nelson
Brown, OF Louisiana. Said slave Is about
Is years old icct g., inches high.
yellow complexion Ihe owner is feqae.
led to come forward, prove property, pay
charges. and take him away or he wilI bu
deal, with as tie law directs.
5, Il Perry.
Sheriff Of Harrison County.
Sept 10. 1864 ul n
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Confederate Money at Pre-
MUM.

4 III. persons indebted to me. by open
n account are requested 10 pay up vlth
out delay, will take Confederate money
and allow a premium OF ten per cent upon
all opeu account, which may be paid b,'-
tween this da'eund thchrst Of January next
have $500 acres of land in bcXH
county, and several tracts Of land in lsr
rison aud other counties IN Texas. which
! will sell cheap Tor Cop'adrFa'e money.
! will sell any property have tor Cenled-
money. Those who cry Out That the
money is 10 account are requested, to
walk up and settle or trade.
T.. SCHWARTZ.
Sept, Q, 1864. nl~N
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~ We have been requested IN state that
H l. Collier and Au.tn chostc. II apt :
u rhsrdson+ company have hesn d led
'ni are here g. collect clothing aud viii re.
tIn On the 18Th n Oytober
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AN IMPORTANT DECISION.

| yA- - g.x.a. r.u..t~
| ''N' "
! nj. ga, Co.,
7 H'
Pending Va 'h'mberr, on WIN 81 hahsas
Corpus.
/ Garner A citizen of Pamela county on and
tp,aor n the Ayst 4sy n August lsvt va
SOLDIER IN the Confederate army On tina, day
1 he Wa .lset.d q Jus,ae vi tae PAce. His
! fnanuyA hsvinr .spirrd hut alter hir qua d
T cation b. .Ax arrested tor being absent IRON
nj. command, His srre.i Ia mol object I'd w,
y r.r.nt thai he y aim. To he entitled 10 hi dis.
/ ehsrve nv reason o, the las II Congress -x-
Z .,,ntlns al Stat. ea,err. CERTIFIED by The ,,,s.
e,nar "a he n.,....ty Ia Ia. propet admtni.-
t,.,ton az the Sat, t,oy,rnfneft ADD b, reason
a The nature and character ot our complex
vo,.rnnrnt the case a. pr.~~n,es viii b.
/ considered
I IN. tut,utlnn Of gourr,s. in tn. use Of the
language . state offi err. must determine TIE
-. al tho T ., ,raorit or ne argument Thl.
Language repeatedly ,craT. IN our constitution
and avs .ed Il \. u~d ia suecih.d ,s.n-e
md ,,gt a.. General 1. ,tnnto,. far the c,k.
al convenience. Iii used M the Constitution
10 4lstnpri.h 3. state" from district IN Ars
7 ana lea the ia~a teyuistiuu elections and the
uty.ntx,ttor Of dtsarsanI z-d counties thr term
D., STATE aftg,f, a. acknowledgement tfum
. 90 count, olha.f. repeatedly oeeur< These
lin.t,nre. arc snf'l .isut 10 shuv thatthe phrase
j. not only 90. ct designation bat Of settled
and vel kuasn tfntYft with which the mem.
Len, OF angt.4s mti.t have been familiar IL
roeId Lee violent Ia .uupsse that they used
tbcoi wIfi.tut attention a. their pripst aud te
reivrd areeptatiau. ard Il would te uuprcce.
d,utsd To give them when found w an act Of
Congress nm lul, rptytatiun different from that
.ppiled raen found la the Constitution a.d
l,ssnf tb. state Then IL !. ohyIan. That
congress attended O. sscmp, su,h state. aud
a., 500, .. a. a,,,B s,,,,t, a.. 80 ,b, ,.,,s
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To Confederate Tax Payers.
4 IL lusors Wuhu tc t,Irty H
~ iiWrisou. owning property, ur cuu.
trolling OF utH,rw ..riI',l,-IrI 90 Ifuittf.
situated ihu.u, ale hereby notified g..
render Iu the Assessor l.ppui WulIa
ibuty days tum this date. "a tue, l,ifh'u.
ag4 rumpl,ty statement OF All rRUpHn.
Iolt ysteulal out rtItd " ,rr-g Kama
ond drtJVi,oa, h4d hy lu,m us uUucr-
agents. ut ulhriW i-i., ou tDr i1tn day
February. l>oi.
lhD ihN A ,,,-sur b. now G.lrs h. Ap.
poialmyul, al doe t.h nut plrcu,i.. allu
may b, luuud at q, Ii Aud,nuu ou thn
9TH, ga, snd luJh OF sept uIckor,
GROVE GA ihc 18Th aud ,th Of sept
taNvr, Mil, On the 10Th, 10th. aud J 1lA.
oI sept Coppaees store ou the lyih.
2olh, aud 2lst 81 sept. lAproucs 600 lir.
22ud and a3,d ui sept, @ewaii, ou NJ,
2bth, 2ith, aud 2stN ct sept Mu,s uu
the 10Th and ju,h ul sept u !. HAIL.
ou the ird aud 4.h OF Oct. Marshall on
the a,h, blh. tn, stu, oh. 10th lltb.
aud 2tA oi Oct
Refugees are liable.
Az persons lailing 10 NEE, ne viii bc
liable to double laN on uceupit, uus and
sa and - pu cent. additional TO Other
lake.
c. T. HOLLIS, Assn.
ior Harrison Co.
Sept. 10 lH6i, a. -
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1864-09-09

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20 otis Va IsNas State scrip ~ new issue
p'i sue shove two dollar hyii. received At the
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'- same currency We desire ie get az little
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