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Ayers Ague Cure,

v'licA utntralizcs this m,lari,us poison in the
hlosi, AM stimulates the hrcF 20 expc it froa the
q, ~ AZ it should g, IT does eige ihis al.l;cths
tiiss-ic, With Perfect certainty. And t does more
o. t:st does what Is OF more service TO those sub
zee; 10 ,fs iEfeHi9n. II taken in season il cx2ols
:tso.a re System IT'S ahsor co. and taba sreVs
those wlo az il rs-fra N - atttrss. kce.s IA
system n heiith aliiias u 7pseti - the dsets-
Cor q lscutly il no. oi cuTes bat pro'cets IRON,
TIE great variety Of Affections which are Induced
~ tlis mali :ula; influence. su-h as hcnitirii,
fcser. Call Fever, Dnig. or Masked Agre
petioa:cAl Hc1iachs. or Bilious lie sdaehe. Bt,,'s
Fcvess. .casalyia, Rheumatism, Govt, D.in,ine,s
lco,i--tc. E,racsc. Ca,irrli. Asthma, Palpita-
i1n< P,;ns... 4 Actions cf thc Spleen, Mysteries
Cole. .'agaiy-. = and Paiatil Infections @: the
S.,mach AMI Bowels. all o. Which. when arising
ff,ai mis- ease, w.l be io.ni 70 assume To.e ..
.exs.ser intermittent type. This" A5uE Crgsf'
rcg,ycs tLeac arrangements, and sti6ss
the a;scax., =
Til, il acc-n.lishs, by stimulating the oxefe-
aeies u. cxpei the sirIs fIcm tic system; aud
these organs by degrees beeaac haii,e. to do this
thc.- o,e os taeir own accord. Hence arises what
We term &c ,linaiftfsl. Time may accomplish the
same end. but often HE IS not leng enough or is
sacrificed in the attempt. while this " AcuE CURE
DIES il at once, and with safety. We have great
reason TO believe ih;5 IS well az safer
remedy for the whole class of diseases when are
caused ay the mirsmatic infection. than any other
which has been discovered; ard il has still arothor
important advantage 10 the public. which IS, that
Il is cheap nk vel as good.
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local Department.
JOHN W. DAY. L,ca! Editor.

CoRR1CTIoS.-In the article on the
militia bill before the Legislature. the
ccmposi:or made an tout" which made
10 SAT- that all persons over the age Of
foriy-ivc were compelled to DO military
service. 1t should have been lover
the age 0! eighteen. and under forty.
FIVE"
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Rev. S. Brooks. OF this place, return

Rev. S. Brooks. OF this place, return
cd on Saturday night from three
months :our in Ohio. With the excep-
ton OF some bruises snl scratches
received in railroad accident on The
II ST J. r. z, he looks hale aud
hearty as wien lie left. We welcome
lin back 10 our midst. and 10 his min
isierial labors.
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Tue ONO CULTIvAroR FOR January
or February has not yet found its way
10 our table. What is the reason o,
Ibis, Col? We wouldn't be wiIhou,
j, for double the price Of it, and as we
have fully complied with the provisions
of ",he bond" we hope you will send
i: fright along"
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Losr.-The "scissoring" editor
scissors-small size, not very sharp.
bu; answer the purpose oil clipping
very well in the absence Of "two-bils
20 buy another pair. ANY person End
ing such a surgical instrument will
confer favor by leaving it a. this
Office.
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To AsPIRANrs.-We refer those oil
our readers who nre aspiring to fat
Offices under the incoming administra-
lion, TO the letter of Hon. NJ. F. Conway,
which We copy from the Lawrence
Republican.
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ES- We are rqaesied by NJ. r.
Dution, Esq. to state that officers cleo
In Jefferson County under the STATE
organization who have not received
their certificates OF election, can gel
ihemby calling at iis Office in this place
They have remained in his possession
unralied for some time. but We prcsun,.
they will now be demanded. Walk up,
gentlemen. and doH your STATE Lonors
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GoDEr's LADY's Book.-Wc have no,
Yet received the February number oil
this excellent monthly. Will the pub
Usher please forward it TO us?
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Major JACK DowNIxGs' lLLusrRA-
TON On the outside of cur mex;
weeks issue We will publish one OF
Major Jack Downing's famous letters,
which was written in 1888, and which
will not be inappropriate AT the present
time.
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n. II. DuTrox is putting up some
FIRE ice. Obtained from Slough Greek.
IL is much better than we had supposed
could be procured this winter. Those
who wan, TO keep COLI next summer
should embrace the opportunity 10 set
ice.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1861-02-06

The AMERICAN AGRicgLruRIsr has
again made It's appearance in our "sanc-
luni." and is filed with tie most inter-
esiing agricultural matter. Orange
Judd. IL Park Row, N. Y.
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REv NELSON ALvoRD will preach in
the N. Z Church next Sabbath ut II
O'Clock, A. n.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1861-02-06

TnE Board sfeounty .t,Jnsmis,icners.-
will be in session in this village onsezt'
Monday 'we~t.s the le,h Of The. moalh.
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PRonArE CoraT.-Judge Spivey will
hold session Of his cour. at his Office
in This place on Monday. t,e l8th inst,
Alpersoas Interested should tc,iih at
tendance.
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Terms If tho Prairie Farmer for 1860
GREAT INDUCEMENTS.

rhrss Copies y, ,r.. ..--..3 sc
SIX toisiss o,e YET r, and one 10 SCENT. - 9s3u
Ore addisioaal copy 10 he rli5 usea fST
every to" copies over six. Rf
For each one Of t:iiy psr-sns san ''ng ,hs FRS:
ii-'s Il tHsniy suaSriTesTS atcvc terms. ala /
Ibis as'., we will eiss b'uni v.lcine OF TIE
r.a..is Fa.Ies 70. tie las; bali # the presses,
ysri.
la the iisst Xix p-rson- who ~ii. send US lists
III t;;y er ipore sub cr.bssS .n tic -,'ve terms,
We ~iii give a COPY of Webs,e.'s Cn,h,idg-s:
Dictionary tpi.toii.! {. III IA. coI'aiarg tis,sea
hundred ius;i ti..e.
friends u. the ..fu'r,s Farmer, you csa d.
muci u ex'eui tie usefulness. ani circulation
" Tht Farn,r Will yo1tyiti
We viii said sample copi,. and pr,rl sc- ,sss
fire. 70 any ole uh, Will Try IN ex..Fd Is circu-
isien. Aj' rrss merry CO.
liza - Like ,,r Ct. Chicas.,, H.
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Fever and Ague,

from which mankind suffer over \ large part OF
the globe. is the consequence OF diseased action
in the system, induced II TIC poisonous niasm Of
vegetable dcciy. This exhalation is .e-elYcd by
che action of solar heat wet sol and rises = "a
the wa;ery vnnor from it. While tie sun Is ,<t.ss
the horizon this vapor ngcr. near the earihs SUR
face, and the virus Is taxes with il through the
lungs into the blood. There it acts an irritating
poison on the n.cmpl sis-er:, artrxcre;ing organs
Of toe BODY The liver becomes tsr1! and fails 80
secreic not only this viras but also the bile fonl
III, blood. Both the virus ami the bic sccumulste
IN the circulation. and produce violent eons:i; :
.ionai disorder The spleen. the kidneys. and she
stcn,.h syinpl;Lie, with the liver. and become
dis3.ie.cl also. Finally. the instinct OF our Or
gauisrl, IS If III an attempt to eXpel the GosicHs
Infusion concentrates the whole blood CT the bosly
l., the interim; cxcre.ores 70 force thc, to cast
out. Thc blood leaves the surface. and rus;es TO
IL. central organs with crugcstirc violence. Ihis
is the CH.rL But in this effort il fails. Then the
FEVER fo,lows in viii n The blood leaves the cen
tra, organs and rlshes 10 the ssiTiacc, II IN
another effort expci the irritating poison through
that o.i.er great cxcretory --iae skin. In thIs
also Il fiiS and The system abandons the at,slirt
exhsn,;s. aud waits for the recovery OF strength
10 repeat the hopeless e.lort another d y. T.cse
arc tae Ats or tsssvxs>uss a. s4.sER AND = GrE
s;roh eousfis;i5aal d.55ltrr vii OF course uscss
lni-ls tie hcal;n :! :. Is Hn; rciuose.i.
We have labofed to find. and have socad, Al
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as'n2 tbs Gaiet' st li,,s f-rif s.: Loui, Il
w ier'ana,i, TOT So Nshsi!.s a,.i a..
aasn CR-s. New i,nk g.. hor,s
ful'tsTg. ~ h'1rs . .,tcn, * hours.
:. "cei;ec, iy;5 aoa's. Phi d. 'phir. 50 h ars.
Il. :, hat /. Aorrs. Baltimore. So hou,s.
Bra,.o. Is. Aonrs Washington. 81. hours.
'-''a sviir, ia hours. Nashville, ~ hours.
From II. I.oa;s % cinsiusa,i wirYorr ss.scy
er CARS frpn C,aeinnii u C,.vs.ani, Pas.
burg CT Deilair, wi,li. AT change ss eass
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baggage Checked Through.

n. '. 90 -.
i.s II, - ~. -" & h., and heokuk paei-e's
,as ;>o.'h 'diss.hf'' a"e 'ns oH q h'ssss' l''i
q. q. a! Ne s.se -''a e,'"se e5neee' 'o"s a.
I ",.".~'i' "th'e' "AihiH"s rec WIN 'ne td'o''
tic H'ad- 81 tn "eI
The Latte hisra c,liainhps & Ncnia. ard
oi'rfn.a'i fia-liIih. DAYTON Iii :.J.sts Tor
/ Dayton s'si .CtiI,n;aus With The Ciere aai
.lIrm bus aud Cinclnrl,i kH, .or CT, sci sn,I
Buil,' 4 S.agara Falls The p.,s5urg, Co.lusn
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IHE PRAIRIE FARMER.

az Tw-n,y-Firs' v. u,ne Of i!.is old rcd
pop ias a-Tiru tLrai paper ,.,..iiiercsi oa tie
r,rs. lay o. January. 1852
Ii mi to tiie aim ut The . !ishef. ia the fn-
AZ In Tire q :. t. make paftr that shall
o:a isofiis VIA the -rDe-, TIE Hnrnc,Irura.-
~. ono t't.e i:fesc. Ia each d y fin.eu; VI.
,,irii ~ eavos I'd a-sls: IL i'm We sent aad in
.i-1c'io'- ani riake II iIsofi,e with Tire ,oarg
Z l-,Irc': - the inin- ei.cr, Nv s., treating vi
at, iiat = aesl'e . moe fiHroueh'v under
wand TIE TsrE s.icter IT farming stall piesail
hat the saitI.g nay he looked epcn a. IL r-;.,
y i, tho nics; heal'hia. and inieperdeu,
SHown.
be Est o. practical ro-tri5uinrs viii I've much
enlarged another year; aid no sxpe,.s fecrssary
;, make 1T IRE Ag,iea.;ural paper Vi Tie Wet
~iii to spasrd-
The paper " u ever b. f,an! the worxin,-
m. I'D -.,,....:ai
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AzEL SPALDING b SON.
ATTORNEYS AND COUNCILLORS At LAW
csaASSHopPEa TAILS.
- JEFFERSON CO., KANSAS.

IJyIiL pr.ciir~ in The Courts Of Jssfrrsos
w J,ess..n nd Alcb,svn Counties and ia the
S.,sems Court { the Territory.
s.s;- Especial atrcntioa s'yan 10 evl!ec,sons
aa:urin. M Nsrth-ru kanss-. 4-s~
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
PHILADELPHIA.


i Benevolent lps:itcuen establi-h-d by special
Encc" ment Tor tee relic; oil the Sick nnd
Dis;re d. afflicted with Nir,llen. sn,i E,,dem
ic diseases, and esp, ciaily tor the cure OF Ri
>'asss at the Sexu Il Drsals,
aDlCA!. ADVICE given gratis. BY Tie
SSl Artse Ssrgsan. 10 Al Nsslo apply by i,,,e,.
49, deScsr.'os ct In it cS..,liio "a ,r ecc,,-
pas'on, hahi,s OF life &c J sad IN eases .. ex-
tT' me 'cvsfIy. Mediein, furnished fra. Of chare
Na'r1 ote Tpris ''n Sperm ~ rrbea and o;h.
er ei,.a~cs II the Sexual Organs. aud on The
New IL inches employed in the Disprnsary. ut
q the a;iictd in s,ai' letter env, iupc, tree o.
eta'se. Two Or three stamp, FIR pcstage Will
b. cce;,.ab.c.
Al!re>>, DR.. J. SKILLIN HOUGuTON. Ac
iing Surgeon. Howard Assert ,n NJ. 2 South
aiH'h -ise-;, 9i-,ssi.ipiin. Z. br order ri -hs
directors. Err 4 ID. HEARTWELL Pre.'r.
o. iy GEO. iIkCulLD -S<:r,ia,y
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-02-09
A DILEMMA.

Gen Houston has declared that, in
case disubion takes place lie is opposed
10 the association Of Texas in a Southern
confcderacy that he desires her 10 stand
alone. as in days Of yotc, the Lone Star
Republic Ills friends, on the contrary,
N order to comba, the idea pt separate
State secession ATE busily engaged in
showing that a single State cannot stand
alone A Mr. Haynes las written a very
able and ingenious letter. extensively
copied and endorsed by the submission
prints IN which it is shown that under
the government Of separate Republic,
the people of Texas must tie taxed .wcu
ry times higher than at present, to main
tain such government as we have now
The Mex nnoy Messenger copies nearly
four columns Of twaddle from the Ma
,ioual lnlcllgenccr against separate
State secession, in which the writer ex.
hibts The same fnc,s relative TO Alabama
Neither the letter Of Mr., Haynes nor the
article from the intclligcncer pretcnds to
show The praclicabiliiy Of Southern co.
operation IN The Union or 10 find solu.
ton for the cmbarrassmcnts and ditiical
ties presented by such assumed action
on the part OF the Southern States
Now, when secession has taken place
Gen Houston, to he consistent, must OPP
pose tho Incorporation Of Texas in q
Southern coufedcracy. while his present
supporters, if sincere, must favor it
Where thea will be lis supporters ?
VIII the Mckinney Messenger and Aus.
tin luteligcncer inform u.s. IT, ns they
assume, the institution Of slavery cannot,
be maintained except by union, and they
should afterwards favor odd Sans >
idea Of a separate Republic, they must Of
COURSE desire The abolition Of slavery
On the other hand, il they desert the
Governor, he will be left without sup.
porter, The suhmissionis's are evident,
IS getting IN a fix
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-02-09

~ pstlic authorities. Nor ought the
ADt6ession TO excite surprisc. Govern
neal y = machisc. This il the mosi
ce0plsx on thst Tie mind If man ever
freaod Perfect - II il, 1t ought 10 be
cypoctsd that It will, At least as often a.
century. require some modification 70
aispt Il 10 ths changes Of s,cicty and
,.:crAtions Of empire.
I. hold myself ready now. ~ always
heretofore, 20 vote for any properly guard
I'd laws which shall DO deemed nccessa
~ 70 prevcn. mutual invssions Of states
~ citisoss o! other States, and punish
those who shall AID aud abe; them.
5. notwithstanding the arguments OF
the gallant Senator from Oregon, (Gcn.
Lane. / remain Of the opinion that phys
icn, bonds, such a. highways, railroads,
rivers. and canals, are vastly more pow
srful for holding civil communities to-
gethcr than any mere covenants, though
written on parchment or engraved on
iron. | remain. therefore. constant to
my porposr. 10 sccnrc. II possible, the
construction If two Pacific railways
ono II which shall connect The ports
around the mouth Of the Mississippi. and
the other towns on the Missouri and the
lakes. with the narbprs on our Western
coast
IT, in the expression Of these views. !
have not proposed what IA desired or OK
pected By many others. they will d. me
the justice to believe tina, I am as far
from having suggested what IN many re-
spccsa would have been IN harmony with
cherished convictions Of my own learn
I'd early frpm jefferson that in political
affairs we capao, always do what seems
TO us absolutely best Those Rith whom
we must necessarily act, entertaining
dihcren. vicws. have the power and the
right Of carrying them into practice. We
must be content e. lead when we cnn,
and 10 follow when we cannot lead. and
II we cannot a. any time do for our coun'
try all the good tina, we would wish, We
must be satisfied with doing for her all
the good we can
Having submitted my own opinion on
this great crisis, it remains OILY t. say
that l shall cheeriuly lend 10 the Cos.
crnmcnt my best support in Whatever
prudent. yc. energetic Efforts it shall
make TO preserve the Union. advising
only that i, practice, as far as possible.
the utmos. moderation, forhearance, aud
Cancellation
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-02-09

joined the volunteers and gone IN =,
take Fort Pickcnsp "e'r
DEAru or Ex.GovKRSoR Lrrcu,,
KENTUCKY We learn from tho %
Willie Journal Of yesterday, that E,.rS"
ernor Lctehcr died a, his rcsideno.0 !
Frankfort 10
The last County Court of Nor,h.
ton. Va. issued bonds to the amo"..P
$4,000. 10 arm the people for resi.,s.u
to Northern invasion. S
GALVESTON, Jan. 500 tho .;.,.
members of the Texas Legislature NV
were only seventeen for co-oper.tion ''s
A Special Committee has repo,,"a
favor Of sanctioning Convention 10
But little attention is being paid :,
the Governors message, which fas.@'
delay as long as possible. lie onnos'
a convention Of the people, and ,L;.I
the Union can yet be preserved
A resolution delaying occasion
twice tabled
The Committee on Military Attain. .
preparing a bill to put the Stat !,
complete defensive position.
There are rumors that body Of Arm,
men is moving on San Antonio
the purpose of taking possession Of 4.
L : Arsenal there located Gen. Tw;n..
has cali d IN troops to protect it, II,
Knights of the Golden Circle have o1.'
ed him their services.
Gen Twiggs denies the repor, Of Ii.
resignation, but says he has niornsi
the President of his resolution no, tn n.
his sword against his countrymen n.
says when proper demand is mad. J.
Texas, he will hand the Arsenal owe, !,
her authority
WASHINGTON, Jan 30-I In the Soma.
to day. the Pacific Railroad bill wa. !,
ken up. discussed and passed by vat.
of 81 10 Ia
The bill providing for daily overla,5
Mail pressed the House yesterday by a.
following vote: Ayes l0l, nays g.
WuMNGroS. N. G. Jan. 30-A Lars.
and enthusiastic secession meeting W..
held in this city tonight Several prom
neut gentlemen. formerly bitterly o.,
posed to secession, took an active p.r
in the proceedings
ST LOTS, Jan 30-Thc Senate h,,
appointed Commissioners to the Congre..
of border States which meets in Was
ington on the ith of February
The House Of Representatives bs
passed resolution, by vote of 50 "A
l6, against the States of New York AZ
Ohio rendering aid to the General G.,
eminent
NASHVILLE, Jan 3o-The Legislatunf
Tennessee to-day instructed It's Comm.
sioncrs 10 e. to Washington, but IL
Governor recommended their going
Montgomery To meet the delegates fro.
slaveholding States
Cotrnnn : C.. Jan. so Both House,
Of the South Carolina Legislature "a
iourned s'ue DE- on the night Of the 9sa
INST
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-02-09

We expected to have received dates
from Austin to the 3lst, but owing TO re-
cent heavy rains, many Of the streams
have been rendered impossible, ana ne"ce
the mail failed. II is reported that the
Texas State Convention passed the scces'
-jon ordinance on the 3oth That il has
been adopted ere this there Is not slad-
ow OF doub,
II will be seen from our 1siin CORES
ponicncc, that the opiD prevailed
tha, the ordinance, whe'' passed would
be submitted to the people for rati'ica
ton or rejection And we are told hy
The Austin Iuiclligencer that The Calves
ton News ard Anstin State Gazette
favor his policy For wha, reason they
have pursued this course. Of such he the
case We are at loss 10 divine II
there was "a shadow of doubt "a TO the
sentiment u the people If Texas upon
the question of immediate secession, the
propriety If submitting the ordinance TO
their dscision would lie apparent
Bot there is mono whatever, and u IT il
done. it will be simply to crafty set Of
mcu. who win occupy the same position
then that they do now
II time was not all important, We
should hc gratfcd in having the vote
taken. # Tor 10 other reason 80 let the
opposition feel their position. for they
tnou II already But What are the facts.
The South is threatened with coercion
The President has sgnihed big detormin.
alton % enforce the federal laws against
seeding States several Of the Northern
Legislatures have proficred him men
and money aud at This time the South
ern ports IRE threatened With blockade
l. IL wise, il it prudent. 10 wait until
Lincoln is inaugnrated before preparing
for united resistance A Convention or
Congress 4 the seeding States is to be
he'll at Montgomery within few days,
and it ia ali important, ior the pur.
ppsps of defence and to prevent civil
war, that ms many of the Southern States.
should be represented in il as possible
Texas. with an extended frontier, open
to attack, ana more deeply interested in
Che institution Of slavery than any other
State. ought to be represented in that
Convention. We trust that abe will be
That tho men TO whom her interests and
honor are coGAeA. viii d. their duty
aud their whole duty in this crisis, re-
gafiess Of the impotcnt threats OF the
opposition NJ the counsels Of the timid
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-02-09
JEFFERSON

Our ueighbofns town Of Jefferson has i'm.
proved very much notwithstanding the short
crops aud hard times. We were agrecably sur
prsed at the number and character Of The new
buildings Among them. we noticed a house
recently built by Mr., W. NJ freeman, which il
forty BY one hundred and twenty feet, and sur.
mounted with a bcliry or dome 10 which the
proprietor expects TO place town clock The
upper rooms are devoted to county and law Of
fees. Op the second floor there ia large room
forty by scven;y feet, which is used az Court
room, and IN which the recent fairs were held
Frcemans Hall, as i, is called, is emphatical
y grca. honse and We wish we had such a
public building in Marshall We noticed be-
sides ole or two immense warehouses, which
have been recently erected
Mr.. J II Pratt gave US very cheering &C.
count Of the prospects Of the Railroad from JEFF
Ferson designed 10 connect withtho Memphis and
ri Paso road This work. when completed, will
add largely to the business Of our sister town
and that II will be constructed under the pres.
ens energetic contractors, We canno, doubt We
hope that before It is finished. our ciiimns will
make the necessary preparations to extend the
road To Marshall To connect with the Southern
Pacific.
Our old friend Brooks still keeps up his ex.
eellcp, hotel, where hospitality and attention is
dispensed as Of yore
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-02-09
DEATH OF AN KsrEEaAplg ciLizEs

II becomes our painful duty TO announce the
death Of SAML II N1MMO. who expired q,
bis residence in Jeasrson on Monday evening
lest. the Alb ips'
Death. in oil shapes and under every conoeiv.
Abs circums.ance, presents subject Of mom,u.
toas iut4rcs. md contemplation But when
those die whom society recognizes as among ia
most useful members and over whose memories
friendship delights to linger, scnothug more
1haa passing notice is required.
We kucr the deceased in,mael, from boz.
hood and marked =iih in,.rest eneh step IN bis
career. AZ mar he was generous high toned
and honorable as a citizcn enierprIzisg indus
triouA and persescripg
II b melancholy pleasure TO know tina, his
lsst hours were IN harmony with the general
character Of his lif. For twelve mon,hs pre-
vloas to bis death. he had BEEN under religious
ia6senor which finally ripcncd into fall fruiion
givssz evidence to himself and to the friend,
sreasd him Of = blessed immortality. He had
"a kafs- Death seemed TO him but the por,a
n . brighssr aud better exis'epce
For veels previous TO bis dsa,h he had been
esst upon bad Of painful sickness which he
bsfe without repiniag ard with christian for.i
ts6a All that Affection Or friendship could -ur
~ wss szerted 10 proiong his last hours. and
" Aslag hack the lie cnrren,s which were bear
il hin away. BIZ, 'esrs and kindly pinis,ra
icos vere 10 vain The nnwelcome messenger
oAae st last
Scarcely entered the meridian o. life, and in
shs s1idst of his usciu!ncsr he hes been cut down
hesiag ~ a6sctIonsts wife and two lovely chill
deeaL 70 whom he vss devotedly attached, and
nsa9 lid tr3sa6s to mourn his loss Ma,
t11n ~ ls-st him In lits. find consolation in
~ pseolIe&isa Il III virtues, and the serenity
- heDginan y his Ia~s hours.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-02-09
Very truly your friend
JOHN II. REAGAN

TRiRrY DoLLARs REWARD printer by the
name Of Il s Tall, from Baltimore Maryland,
who bad been at work on the Texas Baptist for
nearly two years, after getting heels over head in
debt, recently ran away from Anderson, Grimes
county in this State, and is advertised under
the above heading in the Central Texan. lie ia
represented % "uusound on the Southern goose. &"
an ardent admirer OF Henry Winter Davis, aud
the bearer OF letter Of recommendation from
Governor Hicks Of Maryland to Gov Houston
II these, aud other things stated in the advertise.
meo', be true, his dupes are not much to be
pited.