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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-02-09
TsEEgR dS:

l. Latin. Greek, Geometry, Tr:gonometrv,
Ne nsuration, Surveying, Navigation, and the
higher Branches of Mathematics, SIG per
session.
Q. Chemistry, Botany, Rhetoric. Astronomy,
Algebra, Moral Philosophy, Logic and Polit-
ical Economy, Sl2 psr sessiou.
8. Geography, English Grammar, the re-
mainder of tle Arithmetic, Natural Philoso-
ply. and History, $40 per session.
4. Spelling, Reading, Writing, and the
former part of Arithmetic, 81 per session.
Each student charged from the time of
commencement to the end Of the session, ex-
cept in case of protracted sickness.
Each student will be charged so cents for
contingent expenses.
Nov. "a. 1s5e-2m.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-02-09

WORMS IN HoRsEs.-A horse will
not be infested with worms if he is
fed regularly With salt, and three
times week, with a small handful Of
hard wood ashes. A frequent sup
ply of q little salaratus would be
found preventative Of worms, bolts
and cholic.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-02-09

Don't expect TO be called good
fellow a moment longer than you
consent to do precisely what other
people wish you to do.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-02-09

A breeder Of Shaughais 10 New
York says that one Of bis fowls,
when eating corn, takes one peck
at time. That's nothing to a
Kentucky rooster. He disdains to
eat without whole crop before him.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-02-09

Don't force a man to take your
advice. You can advise him to take
a bath without pitching him into
the river.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-02-09

How TO PRoNouNcE 'OUeH. = The
ending syllable sough, which is such
"a terror to foreigners, is shown up in
its several pronunciations, in the fol-
lowing lines:
Wife, make me some dumplings of dough.
they're better than meat for my cough,
Pray, let them be boiled till hot through,
But not till they're heavy or tough.
Now, must be on to my plough.
And the boys, (when they've had enough
Must keepthe flies off with a bough,
While the old mare drinks at the trough.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-02-09

Dogs are said to speak with their
tails. Would it be proper to call a
short-tailed dog a stump orator?
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-02-09

Theresa brandy snissh, as the
wag said, when drunken man fell
through pane Of glass.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-02-09
E@DE-u-Mw~.

They have, also just received and intend
keeping constantly on hand, a supply OF the
finest snd best finished Metallic IRurini
Caskess ever brought tothis market, which
they will sell extremely low. and deliver
in any part of the county free Of extra charge,
in good hearse. Wood Collins promptly
made as low as any shop in Lincoln, aud de-
livered free Of extra charge, in any part of
the county
WILSON, MOVERS q WILSON.
JAN 60
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-02-09

WANTS To KNow.--A Farmers
boy 10 Kentucky, adyertises for a
wife. He says:
he wants to know if she can milk,
And make his bread and butter,
And go to meeting without silk,
To make a show and futtsr.'
He'd like to know If it would hurt
Her heart to take up stitches;
Or sew the buttons on his shirt,
Or make pair of breeches.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-02-09
Wise ann ptbtrmise.


In one Of our courts lately, a
man who was called upon to appear
as witness could not be found.
On the judge asking where he was,
a grave elderly gentleman rose up,
and with much emphasis, said:
Your honor, he's gone
Gone! gonov said the Judge.
where is he gomez
That | cannot inform you, re-
piled the communicative gentleman;
but he is dead
This is considered the most guar.
led answer on record.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-02-09

4 know said Tipsey, water is q
fine thing, but it is SO dreadful thin.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-02-09
CABINET WARE ROOM

on the South side Of the Public Square, Fay
ettevile, east end of the large three story brick
building, where housekeepers or others wish
ing to get any description of furniture, are
requested to favor them with a call. Their
work, in point of style. durability and finish
shall not be surpassed by any establishment
in the country, while they guarantee their
prices shall be as lo,o as any others ,ohatevsr.
They have now on hand or will furnish to
order at short notice
Fine Wardrobes, Sofas, Chairs, Hat Racks,
Dressing Bureaus, Bedsteads of every kind,
Common do. Cribs and Cradles,
Divans & Ottomans Tables, all kinds, &C., &c.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-02-09
Wright & Ransom

TTAVING permanently located in the town
Ii of Fayetteville for the purpose of SAIL
ing dry goods, they viii sell goods on the
usual credit to punctual dealers as low az
they can be bought in any honse in tho
place. They respectfully solicit OF the eit-
liens of Lincoln county liberal share Of
their patronage. JAM 10.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-02-09

Those who never admire others
are fsrely adr;red themselves.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-02-09
Aud ether articles in proportion
Why Grove Academy.

THIS ACADEMY will commence its
Il Seth session on the FIRST Monday liza
January, Aa60, under the supervision of
Rev. II. BRYSON and j. McDlLL, late grad
uate of ELskine College South Carolina.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-02-09

WE san sell as cheap for Cash as any
w house in the place. We can.
Sep. 2M T. G. GOODRICH.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-02-09
New. Elegant. and Fashionable

8 ssf 80 59S s} S qa3 ~
EsIIE subscribers respectfully invite -svs
u the attention Of the pnblic to their II
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-02-09

THE undersigned would very respectfully
III call the attention Of all those who are IN
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-02-09
NEW CASH STORE |
HUGH MocLARLM,

Esst side Of the PutHe Square, letnesn D,.
Hoses Bomier's dlgeitipg ant w. j. II Fettys
Nlnre
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-29

ySSs az for 2. rssI S,,s, far Do
y a0 sos cy so i s-. s s
York Norh,rn .sbt 5.h, yioslhss.n d,r %; eSsas
sslss,a: Token, wa Buci.or fo- sorrok ser.ps .Tea
sr NYsiE; Bgnrrss r,ael, .ssse,s eo'; .or
sid scar Cf"c,sw; nearly All ohs' $ srsia
ishnn so sl shs Nv ss s1S E9 sSr e. o5
Kelly Providence for %; Red soer BAcOo Bsrns.Ss for
Nav IoNpos Mech 10 a s,sr. Bolivar. Bunker Ne
d'cn np - Ssd c,ero ssrroas bs shstslshis
.nsy" 50 ,ss,s ss.p1a ry sS Elem
IGit sr StLr Ms''f S.s r'1 &c pu
s, see- sss Sss
ycn,sis York s.s,s war, s%@. Henderson; Plane, VIZ
DAVID s Se1sss w os Ss TsS
n'p sssosc sso- IA
rowes ssson sbp John spesr scear Noresp. bars Been
ws.en ssms% Bos:S" .esss ss.ns s.ssls sS
sS and &c ss'ss Nay do AAi Kelly Providence
cSsyr ha'ls berisr Crosby Port sp,in brig. o.,yu.,
is ss.s l. RI @ A-a
ns's s s sss v:
Nell Nson o ns' yes.is nh sn oc.sas Havana
,PckIsMoo1H, March as-Arr ssbr Nm Darling Banter
PA~TosKHT, March ss-Ar sshrs re1ss, ChanoAp, and
ccenee,icat Miller Lnashe,heo,t
s 5' o ny Fo. .ass w.S .s
do SD sehrs noines Aesiwss, Philadelphia Expedite
Tih-s wss,che ster, Jones Nyork schrs Israel
Day Chase rstmore ]. stuges Norris d., SD shire
Rodes Bew Peterson GecrfeDwp, ST. George Fales MEX
ss,p pb'aselt ha; Monterey Cr.e and Minerva Bro-ks
De'awar. CITY; Emblem. Kellev, NYort.
kiCHMOND March rs Arr steamship vovkto PARRISH
EYosk scbrs Marshall hheeter Racer Pearson and jese
phDe Waterbury, DO: Kendrck, Fkh wA Boston s
susan Orr LING Panfax
SASS RIVER, March % Arr schr Nck
phiatelpba for Posnp 2stb brig Ncse,son Ncsers,n
Es'cp for Pi,sdeiphA sehr Cora Tor NYors sprss,ng
rEsT BAEwICH. March 2o-arr sshr. D Hammond
ixon. Bestnn for kYork land sid 2s ara ke'snn wss
pyder Gorilla Baker and David son. Lsng Gloucester
EYort and All sid 23d).
kYcrk.
SAVANNAH. March 2ia25-A IT sshr Fisher Kelly Carde
mas Cid hiD Sandushy VII lama Liverpool bark LuoonA
besTse Boston, brig Berorda, GArdper Havana
eAEEM, March T-Arr sshr Leocadi. Small Nvo,k.
TAUNTON, March 26-Arr schr Roanoke Paul., Jersey
pbia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-29
rsle.raph Marine Reports.

RolFOLK March I-ship Robert Leak betors reported
Robert Trssp previously repo' ted aAore hes favorable
1sson, and WIN probably DO got Off sAe remains tight
SANDY HOOK. March IS surset-No nwasd bound yea
Ia shpp DAM seser is DaaSn a. ss. me
shp asia f,r Liverpool At 2oi Pm Wind sw moderate
HIes,ArDs. Marcia S. supset-No vesses b ash Wind
~, moderate; harry: cant see beyond the LighsAip
=, n Wind s.;A :.n oaas bark and brig
Mfscenane0as.
LARcE scna ashore little To the southeast of Sandy
nsox Light having Tuesday night AL Of her sss
were No Att O'Clock yesterday morncs.
Zee tslenaphic from Key west via Charleston.
oHiysnir PArArsco Portland on 7h inst pa ssed
sc.,pr Of vessel OF about 400 tons, brosen of at As
sS xs 1 Nc ssssas sss hall ' passed A.
~ S % "a ~
.e1 s.ni Al hands arrived safe Augustine
-; paruenia be had Of Allen. Augustine Ess
and taken into The dock q Custom House wharf
Her sovs are stove and ste 10 oiherwise injured.
scnR Snow sSuin-BAumore, March 27-schr sn,w squA.
Porte R.so 70, his port ashore on 1hon.s ron. 10 ne
~ E.ood wai'sr asa Secretary 'Ss Board Of
SCH. err Of from New Haven for Boston pm. into
IS ~ y. II 9S s he and ne"ss having
A.rwnsr March o. o. S.s ss.on G,onas which .Asa
Ysss VIII To-. Of Tudaer arrived her: % day II 70" Of .o
QUEENSTOWN March Ship Native Trask which arrived
oasy and proceeded for oagow epos having lost TIRES
80. overheard And men disabled nom heavy westerly
lsrr.p,x March erhe c.dr.ndri. oomkeus. for Boston
sas VII De o.tained zone days to repair daa.ses ~"
7s'esnourH, March lsThs Caroline of Bostou, Haynie
81 s. SarnS s a T ss
YIN ass q. ass s:s n
..ss And s.eea'Ored tow her Of but unnamed a1sd
IL Si ~; e
s:s ss s.:, .s e " &: e. ~
. WI aerssi AAn from River ~ Nv Jaw
Whalsmen.
An EBedfo.d Tth ins bar. sl,cn %, wesporp srnrh
3 shhsh soA and home 90 % baasA Ls Al Bares
s; sS S. sS:sS N rom &
49, sarl nssns ] Z. ;cS p . =. s ses
sess .s, ~ sSs Wes Ss 50 os s0' into
~: AR , :, s.So s @ ZIP os ION Hncs: ossos
a2s ~h and a e'U It's bone.
s :; ss ass fn ss 8. e :
sss s ss . wss me:s - g. an Se ~ @
chm sSsd . o s, Go su S.s
Ssti haze Of bail klzabeth SWIM NIB h. and re-
psr's shs outside, vi n sS5 %, mos IRON home.
Spoken, &c.
thfp John stuart B,rpsse days hence for Frauc~o
Jan 10 lat 4 D. n, Inn n 40 " '
shp snaS sps.re norcross from Liverpool for Hocr
was tshon on ~S'~ P"N"
mp h: F,s,msp from Liverpool Jan for
.,oera Besslps from Liverpool, for NYosk March IL
shp seysnos Luce, from Antwerp for HYOrs March ,a
a. 4n 8 f6. -
ssp Adelaide 2scoduck from Mobile for Liverpool March
B, Cape Csns,ersl " ~ miba
ship hoes,nsh Mstker from EOreaps for Hayre March
T 81 taysnhab
~ &c -, lsa ~ a
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CLEARED

CLEARED.
essnsAp Mo Br, Robinson london-ohamosrA'D' rhspa
s.san.ntp CHcassiAn d,r' Campbell Gai~ay-AmerisA'
..s-..iAv Star of South Lyon. savannahs Mohin
SssansAp james Adssr Adams ChArlestosspoord Ties
ssanship Chesapeake Crowen, Porslaad-u crorawtl
ssip WI r.e.cs,. Ben Livsrpoo.mrss.ss.. Sco
eAis Atlantis !srspl, FsldAosen. Brensn-H KoOp.
s rSss s. sa SSas1 HI, S'sr Eager.
~ ssSsh.rc si.schsSs caraen.s -sesmiA soma
sns s A ASn ~ s.-. sso & dsn Bacon
DrS s.Hn. Visor, Darien-M Miller 4 Housh,oa-
s. i.ns ,sr5 ' Ssi.ss h.n.,1a f' Donovan
ays's ready Not Co.
seSr Taylor SsiersoD. sai,lmore- Mailer Lord Que
M Gun Roel. Mitchell rs s KILLER Houshsoa
an PS@nl, warren, Albany.
ARRIVED
Rssmh tp CITY Of washin Rton r, Jeffrey Liverpool March
ps. sII7;s o. :se s..sry :, go !, G .s,. po. ron
:s..ss,p he cassdisn e bound 10 6n.nns same iss
:. vsS s,R.s
e: s sS steam
yss :o;.I wash Ss;ssf Chase; il, been day: wS
sssi ssss.. 81 {aSss DAVIS o.,dsn.. is day. with .a
ssygs.a e.r,ssn S:;s.ss.
S.i s.as: q so:,es5 ssss:r c.niasso: s.y. With
80 Z; 20 ss s sss Co. s ''' lat ~ Ion
s.a sss.hs,s cnsss Ssniues os March WITH ,ngs, As
S':Ss q I:s:.a sss,i,S s :,tS 9ss q sandy
Ass viii coal, % order.
" ..S:s.ss 4 kos rs,.aSs ss..s% i so% .SS
Mons FL | s a s sai fsa
-ss .o1s.... frer sons Of Hss haven Ai IL,
Icsa of HA''srss with heavy NV EAles and los
Brig John Ro,nson Kendr,ck Msso.ne Is days with log
= h.: DAYS bsa tight Winds and .as.aois weather COX pos
"a a. e s Il h.: Sf s. s Is
VIM snsr &c, TO Thompson Hunter
S g.: Ss w..s ~s Go Collins Seav'' March H. with '0sAr
. s.a S.se us IN
urs Small for Charleston 18th inst lat q 81 i. n
si o RG.s e I'd
~ gg Re OF seIG T,s r.s ss s
Big Bepjsmn Del.ro Baker Galveston q days with co.,
ss.y sS. Mark: Z. Nth A.
% Ss ana a. s Y s.
sssa =
g. s.i: s.:s S:ea :. LAT
WI nui &c 70 W Hubbard 1 Co. Has been days Of
sssr keetie light Cot FOI.nd, HUM. sasu. II day. with
UnSAr - 70 mnerf
iehr Queen Of Clippers r LochhAr Windsor Ms IS dsys
Whs plaster, V master.
vss cotton Pssss: aa been Il days q
terss with heavy n gales.
schr Davis Eoninson Charleston days. with cotton
10 70 keCreacy Mott Co.
essr rHhg arrow. Pearee vinalhAven, days.
eshF Gee Green, ,reen, Boston, days.
Ear hary Clark Howard, Boston, s days.
Ushf 0Bds, DWELL Rostop. 8 days.
ksss q Dixon 6 0asis), Gilbert, Providence 3dAya
r Sehy Geo Anfair, Snow, Newport. 2 days
0rhr B Smith Kelly. Albany for New Bedford
Grrp ssouv brook Packet Tyler brcos haven, days
0aGDer Delaware Cannon PhladephA
Heamer FeBeAn Ahr4ch Providence
AsaAsr Daylight Springer New Bedford
BELOW.
Big Annie Laurie Orr, FIJI. from Trinidad, 70 Mccall
YsRk
SAILED
Rear chips ssr Of The south, Savannah; James Adser
CAarleAsen.
Wind =, aunset Sw, fresh.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-29
TOO LATE FOR QUALIFICATION.

TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION,
ELkGANr rBIxp FLOOR, Han DSONELY FUR
a nsbed and painted. consisting rooms nuue-ons
clothes closes bath room and water cosss 70 M 10 ii.
csts three story high sioop house. 233 West Twenty
rect Ninth Gas fixtures complse In ever
ROOM and possession to-day. Inquire tho premises
PANTHER, WITH SiO0 CAPITAL wARreD-rO
"A engage long sblAhed cAah and proalsbls bn.t
spp ruDy offered Apply at s6s Broadway top aoar
&c from ID to u and 4 10 clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-29

II port ready ;s,r Henry Lsu.sns johnson rIort
s Dewey 1
a ss ;ss sas 81, jasss
s. s: K :ss ss: Bsssss ss
:sSH ssDi s::sh nis s4s saa.
NYor. iss saa sesls DO ISL o ,s small dG
wssvsr, fhiiaasiphs. sslsenS seo saliva small
MY sa E.A.ns
bile lb. hayaower Strong Pensacola; GOODWIN Bars.ow
oG IrBEc HS,es s.sS sssr. Caroline Knight Parker and
NV osLsASs Mach as-Ar 10y tell ships Jo' Car
s ss n. SaI
.Ss. sy. . as s.s k'cs Ga *:
Smyrna Fis va chariesten shenandosh BIselman rhis
deph sM scsIs LAma'sins; Quincy, and Red Rover Whit
NEwBuRi PORT: March 2.-Ar schr daselle, Na.lo-.
rsIsdephis' hAo Newman DO jameson jameson New
NEWPORT, March S 8 AM-sld brig wAedAie, shackford
H5 r. Sns,en 6S.r.. cosn.a Tsanos ~ SYois VIZ
enis wesxse % 70. DO HsmIoOd wIon sos.or ., os
fhits srSS % ier fSS:asDss. s.ose!. Ssei:a @ q
e. . n ss FAY E . sys Ssea @
s.a is Willow hs nSss q wcIua
Lane Low 90 md ssss ."a
ds enc
Po,s Hol,ey and yoA Brooks Fan River for do Chann
g. "a :p. ss
FIJI for S Ssss @ nor ri .sss se P
.r sseos and anssoS Iho.i.'.Sn w.rshsm for NYsrk
an IN e sascs R.s s ssa
seh Ss do an ssc r s SS0 River DIX
Mar, sn Bccs, 90 for do; salmoa washburp Thrashcr
Ps~am .cS Jouss Chew. Busses, Taunton for Wort;
r F AZ. e. e. "a joe @
po5st ..hs Ssos..s h.ss! Aasli 1 Porter Seer:
Ennwiiun koekaua for DO RipTsod, Cro~e. 5oa.on
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-29

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., By TWO RESPECTABLE wo.
w ope - excellent SOCK washer and ouer under
terns wAreas would have digestion 10 the
ps,bnS ard ironing and do pain sewing both willing
and obllsne; would haze objection short dsspce
the c1uny Coed reference Ten daysht No
= dorato 81 near 9Th Az, In he rear.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-05-26

The English Government were nego
tiAting to lay tclcgraphic cable from
Singinpore to Rangoon.
The Chinese Government are making
great preparations for war, and are de
termincd to dispute the passage of the
Allies to Pckin by ali the means in thc,
power.
They have already erected fourteen
miles of Notifications, and have 1000,
200 men in the field.
ArcrsrA, Ga, May l4.---Thc Hon. How
ell Cobb, Secretary Of the Treasury, has
answered . communication addressed "a
him by the Macon Committee, in relation
to the course pursued at Charleston by
the seeding delegates.
In Its letter, the action Of the seccdcrs
il fully and cordially sustained.
Nrw Yonx, May 5.--lsaac v. Fowler
has been removed from the Office of
Postmaster Of this city, on account Of
extensive frauds committed during his
control Of the Post Office.
1t has been asccr,ained that he Ia a
dctaulter in the sum Of $4,000 II is
supposed that this amount was fraudu-
lentIv obtained towards the close OF
President Picrccs administration.
NrsRAskx Cry, May Ia Nearly the
whole Of the business portion OF this
town was destroyed by fire, on Saturday
last IL. loss IS 49, ma'c' At N9Q 600
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-05-26

- The Opposition VIII, hold Con
ventions in utter adherence and as u
swindle upon the people, held one OF
their own, a regular colarise - arrange
ment. recently, at Quitnan They adopt
I'd the following among the resolutions ;
R.soirsa, 'Ehat we disapprove of sec.
t,oualIsm, fiibusterism, rc-openipg oa
the African. ;'lavc.tradc-ism Alien Squat
tcrsovereignty-ism, and all other isms,
everywhere, and would be pleased 10 see
National men in ofhcc in lieu OF section
nj men
That is, that every man VINO STANDS
up for the rights of the South is equally
obnoxious az If he we're an abollticnlst'
Only alicn-squatter sovereignty Is de-
nounced, which is an implied endorse
ment Of squattcr sovereignty dlsrobed
oil the alien element Mccormick of the
Echo significantly says:
Och, be the pipers that's as good
rs squattcr sovereignty straight"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-05-26
IlcIlYTs YoH THE AUuDllcAH.


WesSsquestei to call MASS MEETING
u The Dsmocrsc9 Of Harrison County. 10 assem'
be 1t The Courthouse 10 Marshall, On SATtls-
DAY ncxt the 26th Inst. The Meeting will
hare Two objeeh
II To coosidsr aud 70 give IN expression Of
opinisa ~ to the course pursued by thc Texan
delegates n the Charleston Convention, and in
this cooasokios. to advise " 10 future policy.
md. 70 csssIdrr Tue pFopriety Of holding =
District Culvv4tion to norliaate candilate Tor
District Attorney. II d.eMd adviaabe 10 hold
such Convention, IAclesat.-' will be appointed
% n,sel ~ Delegates u otlNr counties In this
judicial District. It d,i1s, UNhu. county Oh
MONDAY the 4th u Juue.
A general attendance !, easpeSily dolired.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-05-26
~ Tic Democratic Central Conn

~ Tic Democratic Central Commit
tee of Louisiana have insued a call for
the rcssscmbling Of the State Conven'
ton, at Baton Rouge, on the A,h Of June,
to take into consideration the course pur-
sued by the Louisiana delegates at
Charleston. The Delta says;
Public opinion has declared itself SO
cmphatically in commentator of the
action Of our delegates at Charleston that
there Ii little room 10 doubt that the Con
vcntion will be equally emphatic in its
approval"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-05-26

IMPORTANT FROM MExeo- Dsc,ars I,cfo
~ If HE LiberaEsts- Capture IF Genera
H. Vega, his ArtA,rs ard orer 1000 Pms
oHsrs By the brig Nahum otetson, Capt
Trenis, which arrived here Saturday, we
have dates from Tampico to May 9TH
BY this arrival we have the particulars
of an engagement on the 23d ult, nea'
Rancho del Chino, State Of San Luis 70
tosi, between the second corps Of the
Rcactonsts, commanded by Gen. La
Vega, and the Liberal forces under Gen
Maya The engagement resulted III a
decisive and brilliant victory for the
Liberals, Gen LaVega and over 100 ol
his men being taken prisoners, and his
whole train of artillcry--ls pieces--to
gc,her with 30 ordnance wagons, large
quantities Of provisions, ammunition,
stores and baggage of every description
captarcd The battle was fought about
midway between the cities OF San l.qis
,o,csl and Xacatecas.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-05-26

- Mr. John ". Orr, postmaster 1t Green.
wood, L., was found dead in DR.. Heads field
on Saturday lust. II appears thu. he was killed
the night previous by Chas N. Head. you'll,
sged about % years, who fred upon him sup.
posing him TO b. negro. II IL stated that young
Head, after haling him several times, and re-
cciving no answer fired Tor the purpose Of fright
eniag him. thinking at the time the man was
beyond the r~ch Of his gun. The ease was
investigated and young Head discharged
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In, 1tttn mr..
! go rs '"' "s ~" NV. n,,,,;ng ,h,,
'ns '"." ..,.on;ais ,r crati,pJs and
These h'gh "s',,"'o'"'' ~ -, - al,
admiration s'',' p' 'l" .a,,,inss
'co"nso VIC" 'n'' y, a., ,,,e MOI, and
want 'hehi oo'''',eu '. ~" .';ll;,g 40 nour
10 t"c'h "'""'' -" ~. - cu,t ,.,
OUT tncse P'.e'' -, 49,, ,,,.,,,
gra''t"uo anu - 1 a, -, nrnrnso
that 'a'te, VI '"s '",'"' W" 49,. 49, ,nd;
to break COW" ',o''''''" Az,
rec,on ""e' ""''o "o 's 80
appears 10 I''"0'P'. .u,
be oo'geo 10 say w""t ~" 90! ns h"s
! cannot say "Ss =" W" o e.,
fallen from the hVn"."o' ,e"".p' 'o"'
Nof',' Na'o''," n,;u,n,s anJ
people sha', A""" NY 49,,
II iS my u"'S' s' a.
ccho 'he'r seh'''', NV, "" I 'r;,,, s,,
ucu'a'is WIZ" w ';ninns and I hs.
own inese arr '"' 'i''"''
hcve ihem 10 NC ''v"' H., !,
Now, tue nVno, 'o'e ''"'..' II
WILING 10 \" WIN 't"'.. - o,,e
most any platform 'n,' ''''p a"i ~
that we can e'e'' "o"" Y, -
the au'ots"''eS 'S"'"'' "'''
ne opposed -, r. ,hosa
MI ''"s''u" 81 "s ,,,,s,J l.,
proposed '''"''o'' w '"V'' f''i''N'' W
th, convention Ma
MI be'la'n'n. s"pP'S' ,.,It
MI i'oS'"ci'' ! ~" ~ a. 49,, ,,,s,
ing 70 go W. any ''''' ,,..' nN -,
whe'n''' nus '!'''', ""' 80 1900, a
NOT, VINO Is NOV WINS ',;,',t,;,,.,,
p'au"''i' ~ ''"O e., a'n,
pr'ne'pic au' WILING W - w. III,
man "he'n'' h''ne" VI CO. s,;,h T, and
p't'E' ''s h'n'' ~ a''.lN ,'' 1T .ri..
sqnafoY upon P''''',"' vs. ''''' F,'"
c'PloH anu ""e,' p''''o',' y" 500
cohs' llai'uH'' ',"' 't''' ''''' ~
ny p'n,''''''' V,'".."',''' ',;,,,,,',aoI
To me- WIN III! '',"' " 9" ~,
t'gh' ana satisfactory " wy r.'F
principles satisfactory " my pouPw,
say care not ,oI me" we" suI ", ,'',
put upon ti'a' ''ai'o'n, any n'1' W. ~
siana upon II n"'"''",y' az" WV" WI, WV Wv
Tor MN : wiz 'na''l,',u ~" W. w
nhss my state W ms pohe'' WIN SP,'i'
All my tune ana ali my o'ca,n w I'VE
cause, wherever "hehcVo'' an" ,m'"os ~
! may bc asked ny ma friends ihat ''f
ST. am "'H'hg 70 Z" uu' nav ~
stomach l"r hRo' Va "n'V" "s' l" u"
the choice between the man VINO dehl''
me all my rights, openly and iariy, ahd
man who admits my rights, but '1'cnd,
I to iilch them. have no ch"''v mere,
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