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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-01-05

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sy-asIssA- ~ sT&tJs goAlemen, Who have agreed ,c
form company OF Minute Men, to act in cas-,
Of emergency, are requested TO meet u, tn,
Courthouse in Marshall, on Saturday the ! eth
at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, for the purpose d organ
King clec,iug officers, &c
B.L. Holcombe, A.G Scogins. 10. Taylor, W
r. Ochl,ree, q. I. Bonlwear, W. Il y Ward
J. j. Harvey, George Lane, j, +. Taylor r. +
Young }. n. Jarrof \ Smith, G. f. Bld,l,'ll
A Parker ~ A. Davis. W. r. Scott, Ed. u
Jarra,, Joshua Smith, John f. Williams. Geo
q. Adkins W. r. Womack, u. $. Jennings
J. NJ. Curtis j. Washington, NJ. r. Gillet
John Y Womack, Davis II. Bonioey, u Sinai
ly, A. Pope, Ward u. Rms. Alb Howard, IA
Fraser, W. o. Taylor. John Beatty, David Mc
Phai.
Theae names embrace large number Of tn,
most substantial aud 3" solid n.Ga in Harrison
county.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-01-05

IN. overwhelming popular sentiment
LTD a.,
throughout inc Sta'c' an" """
extra session Of the Legislature. to con
., a, Aus,;, an the 2lst Of January.
ve"e ~ h"s'''' o" WV
The following is his proclamation
whe,,.. There hs. been, and yci il, great
.,e;,c,,cr, c,;.,iup in the public mind arising
,ro,u yayiou. carsc., touching orr relations with
,h, r,.is,al Goyerp,peut and many Of the States,
And a norton IL the people having EXP ress'd a
desire that the l. gsla'ure should be convened
in es's session und whereas 'he $500 ,'a Nv
III . ," free esprssion Of the popular will
! through The ballot'bosi upon the ane1''eu az -
sue ,n,oNn w., ~. .c,i.n Of The Whole people
,,..L known in relation 10 the course which II
may 30 proper nv, heec-'a's ~. Ia H. @,l ;,
,,a;a,.,n if poasihle, her right in the Union az
guaranteed by the fede;al constitution and
WY ' 'ha g yS q, ~, ,,;,,. taken and their
property DESTROYED and whereas the Treasury
IS "i'hep' IN ah' either to a'enn we m"''.'''' ~
No. ,horrfor, I sam Houston Governor Of
tbs State of Texas. for the reas'i,s h're'a SCI
' s, w ,h re Of the state Of Texas to
convene in extra session at the Capitol IN ,he
Guy OF AUSTIN on MUMMY '"' ~ Wy
Given pplcr ms hand and the grca, ~paI Of the
- Stat at Au.''', 'h's, W, am u"y ,t -,
- wear nl Indcpep,t ne. Of the United
States the s5'b asd Of Texas the 2ath
c,...r,or
T.. ". Cays. Secretary Of State
The Peoples Convention assemblies at
Assiin on the 2sth, seven days alter the
Legislature has been convened.
The evident design Of Gen. Houston
in issuing this Proclamation, asevldehceo
by the expressions contained IN H. ana
the editorials Of his organ, at aus'lh' Tue
lntelligeneer, IL to delay state acton 70
as remote aperiod as poss'oir' Many III
tclligeut persons were under the imPres'
sion tha, his proclamation would nave
that effect ana we at hrs' oe''c''' ''''
such womb De 'he case o"' W. 10" '0''
slider 'h's opinion erroneous Inc co"n-
ties generally, SO far az our ih'or'nat'oh
extends, have adop.a tue p''n OF "c''o"
recommended atA"s'h' anu arc P'cp'''
ing To elect delegates TO TIE convention
Whatever may have been the ihten
ton Of Gen. lionston in designating The
time he has for assembling the LeSlssa
,urc, we think it may bc regarded "a Tor
tuitous, that the Legislature and Con
veniiun will be 10 session at the same
time. The State will have the combined
wisdom and i. is TO be hoped the harmo
NOUS action Of both bodies. This "A the
more important and desirable from the
fact, that, in the present posture IT affairs
the pce;lc have TO confdc largely N the
patriotism. intelligence, and fidelity OF
their convention. Another fortunate CIR
cumstancc will be- that 10y the 2sth OF
January, all the cotton states VIII have
taken their position. shc border states,
in all probability, will have indicated
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-01-05
STATE CONVENTIC. :,
ASSEMBLIES AZ
AUSTIN on TIE 2srn ltST.
SUPPER AND DINNER.

% Friday night, January ?s'h, 1861, ia
bsildins the Baptist Meeting House. The JET
teesou Brass Band will furnish their choice mn
sie. The articles for sale arc useful a. well as
exceedingly beautiful. The Ladies have spar
ID % pains OF labor TO make the fhir at
tractive. Their taste will be displayed in fn'
niaAiag bouquet 'or al who attend As am
PIE room and an abundance will be prepared
oil are invited 10 attend.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-01-05

" We have received the first ard second
Numbers Of the Lone Star Banner, a new paper
from Carthage Pamela county Texas, the trs,
humber u which was issued on the 22u Of he.
eembtF. II is edited by Messrs A. " Sanford
and Jap. Nc Ramsey. and rnhlish.d by Mr.. r.
N. Bowers. formerly connected with the Repnb
licau ONCE. We welcome II to our exchange
list, not merely from the kind feelings entertained
fss the gentlemen engaged in lis publication but
from its in,rensc worth Its typographical az.
pearance u exceedingly neat and the editorials
ere ncy, tcr.c, md vigorous. Fer ability and
felicity Of style the Lone Star Banner will occu-
py the front raak among The bcs. newspapers IN
Texss. As ia name indicates, il susiaius the
rights Of the South IN the present crisis Thr
prcprietors have our b.st wishes.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-01-05

lyfRsoN A6AINsr CoNPRONfsE- Fntihty Of
Rep,,lng me Personal L,be,ty BAs-Wc
make The following extract from senator
Iverson's wars speech, made in reply to
John 7. iIale's remarks on the Presidents
Message
You talk about concessions. You
tax about repeating the Personal iber
~ bills as concession to the South
Repeal them all Tomorrow sir, and it
would not stop the progress Of this revo-
luton 1t is not your Personal Liberty
bills that we dread Those Personal
Liberty bills are obnoxious to us not on
account OF their practical operation, not
because they prevent us from retaining
our fugitive slaves, but as an evidence
OF that dccpseated, widespread hostility
10 our Institutions. which must sooner or
later end in this Union in their extinc-
ton. That is the reason we object to
your Personal Liberty bills 1t is not
because that in their practical operation
they everdo any harm Bat sir, il all the
Liberty bills were repealed to-day, the
South would no more gain her fugitive
slaves than If they were in existence
1t is not the Personal Liberty laws it
is mob laws that we fear. 1t is the ex.
lslcncc aud action Of ;hc iublic seuti-
men' Of the Northern Slaiss .het &C -; ~.
fs-' r sct' IT'S ~sHs,AH,fIh 81 slavery, and
are determined TO break il down to use
all the power Of the Federal Government.
as well as every other power in their
hands. 10 bring its ultimate and speedy
extinction"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-01-05

BosroS MuSiclrM ELECTION The cleo
ton for Mayor of Boston on the 10Th re.
shifted in majority of POST for the Dem.
ecratic and Union ticket. The vote stood
sT6s for Wrightman Union. and 1851 for
Kisball, Republican The Union party
also elected large majority of the city
council
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-01-05

"A CONGRESSIONAL JoK2 Mr.. Porcher
Miles Of the Charleston District, excused
himself and his colleagues from voting
on the question OF select committee, in
t'ma,'ng, in substance. that before it
could report it's conclusions South Caro-
lima would be out Of the Union, and he
himself, instead Of being Miles in Con
gress, would 10 Miles away.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-01-05

No ELECTION FOR SENATOR GEORGIA 49,
The Savannah Republican says it is pref
ty well understood among the Legislators
of that State that there will be no elcc.
ton at the present session for Senator
TO succeed Hon Alfred Iverson, whose
term will expire the 3D. Of March, 1861
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-01-05

-. We place no reliance in the truth Of the
=. tslcersphic report Of the destruction Of Fort
Moai,rie, nor in the rumor which has reached
here Of a collision between the Government
troops and the citizens Of Charleston. Hanging
Is none too good for the originators Of such can
arth The truth Il, the telegraph sends abroad
70 many lies that il has become pubic uui
aAncc. l. thcre no way % arrest The evil
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-01-05
srcxIrrs FOR THE REPUBLICAN.

AMoxsrER TrasIr - pr Marshall Of Cp-hur
aends M .urnip weighing thirteen ard half
pounds, and measuring 'hirt, three and half III
cha in circumference. Iis appearance iudeea.
ted that il had not acquired its full growth.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-01-05

u We haze room in ihs issue merely to call
hops they will be noticed New drn., old ones
inviting custom, ~ics Of property &c, &c. al
demand hearing.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-01-05

STARVATION IN kANsAs--Thc details Of
the suilcrings Of the people of Kansas
are Of sickenng character. The iudg
msnts of Heaven seem TO have been
poured out upon that unhappy territory
Fifty thousand people are represented AS
being IN destitute condition. and snf
fering for the actual ncccssarics Of life
The iana'ical hands that were so ready
to arm them to murder their Southern
brethren are slow in furnishing them
with bread to keep them from starving.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-01-05

v.
against ps VII n oar ehdrcns ears are tilted
with III, o,lio,s doctrine which makes slavery
sin and ourselves ouicasts from heaven Tor our
,d yocacy of IT, continuance. 1t is our duty and
we. IL no. r,cronut 10 our trust Will and mn'i
iearIes.y o,spose ourselves TO the en- me- o' ah
lay and ali religion. for they have virtual, ~
pudia,ed the revealed law OF God and s't
nauvh; III. commandments by the pf'nlu,
CATION OF higher law for Que hfvN "! S"'
.mn conviction that no man Is h' maeh't VI
morals and religion in THIS onr southern o'""
try unless hr can explicitly aud h"n's"! ''"'"
tain and advocate this institution on us tsl
mate bass, aud ! believe tha' '"e '""' ~
cnr,c uhcn ouf colleges and our pulpi,r sh'nia
undergo the iesi. Ard that on unto"dNi"'''
auo,rli Of pr.fsgc,se for hp witHi rre"' as " "'H
eIiss IS ONE. y 4oi me- eii,isf f'h' ava "'''"
Of ,.ssouninsss dad corruption.
iiut what is the ogicas religious aspect ~
this subject J. slavery right 10 "ol r-"
Has it ll,- commtndai"n. pu'- w WV''
dencc promise d. pruiecupni sinai We "' J"-
tilted in is detnce and in NJ P'iF''na'',"
These are b. true i-'les. and J. l"r "n'' "''V"
cilizens say. Il i b. aucIean u'hs' """'
with it L We iccud H. let II not ., a''hp
for policy or convenience, or neecssis o'' 'n
tic abstract idea OF rght II Dc N'uF
away with i regardless OF '"h,' n' p',s' Nv
matter shat b. ihe "''eh NV ~ he' '''"'e
sanction. So JIG u' mA,a'a'n " i' 'n' 3" "a,
higl, vantage ground. God sanctions II 50 h'
US teach M our seh1eis 'eh i''"u',S '''''
ont the administration ct hercsy which puts rs
entering wsdg, b. the admission That II u
moral evil an cnialed incubus necessity Tor
which We one day hops tor relci ih"e ARE w
cipcu, htresies Va our political ethics l@t Us
crush them out and let u' meet the eneni! on
the true issue Of right or wrong Inc r'sp"h'l
billty Of discussing tal' question. belongs 10 va,
age and our mission = u' r'ui'p""n. p",
the establishment e' d. "n sue n'o'V F'"-''''"
bnsis "a u dfr"e a''ef A., oil,
inese 'hen pe cur "'l~@ "pI '" 'ah'ld a
inc south are 'h' Vh'''" ~ w" a,.I "a,
policy wh'eh AZ '''' '.''''s Wv .',' "r5 ,,.
slave when pr",'''s o"' ID'! " ,',,',",,'-,n,
salvation OF s"n'. 'll' I .,, c'r,m,s,
'hH' o. on NV sN.' -, 49,, I'D
t"hch 70 sihy 'H' "',','' ~ ,,a IA.
'h''' onward P''s' RI! ,.;u s,,,.,i,,,
eailen 10 ,he sam '.","a Alan ',,. I,.,,,,
our use u' u a. ''' ""' ",! - ,f,Ll
'''''" ~ I '' -, ,,,r. tha, n VAS
u p"h,'" '"' w." Ii Accom-
~ h''u's' n.y. 49,. ,a., =, any,, ,.,d, In Give
'neh' "'l wy ~ ,t,. ,o,.irs II tho dav
ny PPM" W, ~ ,,,. =, H., su,rii Of ,.g6
wv" y, 4''','t 80 t,,,;li,y and "A ar.p
'''hi ou' WIZ, ;l,l;,v which
s'us, % ny ,,,J ,,hc teach.
"'''e,, -
u ~ '"' '""'' .,-,.- .,
Ny poltical ct''d was 'earn'" a. ''r "'a' ~
the palmetto. stale sovereignty ana 'lle l't",
Of nnliitcaiion and secession ar" u WIN ~
first inspirations 1t has grown "''h N! grow"
ana strengthened u! 'ach ''se's, "'t " Wv ,Ro
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-01-05
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.
whereas We nA'e 're',.., ~ s',,,h ar,na
from the ccnsederstlco cf states h,'r'oore
eohs. ''s v. ~, ' ,.onls Of Harrison coan.
| ~. 10 fully recognize the right Of the state Of
ro",h taf'pa 20 "esus ION ,ao ~, naa ~ s' na
/ TO- f'r ,rs r,..,,it Of The act,
! JherJors, b. Il ,e'e'rei, mat we dc MI! CON
~ Sa,,,h rsrni...a in wi,bdra.ing lbe poyers
deice ted to the general goyerpmen, on the 2Sd
OF way, &c We p'asc ou'se'ss ''', ,u1' a,.,
a. NAV he necessary 10 supper, and sustain her
in ei said action.
400, 'na' ,''d ,h sat- n, south caro-.
Ina TO withdraw from she couicderacy IN ike
f'an'et ea',' ~ ,'e JIM de.
mauo that ,hey also should do hke"ise' 90
/ And Y i + v ss aoms .,v a,,,." y
co,,,i,,oo was ,nnoin,ed to prepare
g, ACCOMMODATION =, ni,ht consisting
r u.,s l,,bu r Mills " u Ocbiltfee
nlarcb " Lane. T. Greer 4
X c.a,sr,rd JnLn 4 Harris. A : Bass.
and ce,rpe Lane.
/ ,.u. .o er.l ,h,o,,,Lon, the dav
-, .,,o;,;o,.,l,. Land =, bn
Lo.,, ., Lr.,so. six,e., miles distant
Ae,.r .un,.r tho t,vn was brilliantly
,u.;...,.i "a ,.r,,, bo,,s,os If nine
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aihh'nh J." h'S ""''o' "'"''
was surprised 81 lind had been nisuudtF
.,..,.l ,,,i ,.,.,s,d,,cd as wanting, i'm III.
''O"'' "'''
rectncss. maj ltttrr was "''"" J."
reuly To one addressed to him by the
.., r,i,.t,
"''"' o"! VI ''""'
/ ie,tor was in hie possession. II differed
from the one published IN this the let
49,, ..,;,..l 10. him, ,.,,,,.,,,,.d no .Il,si,,p
TO Lncoln's election lie had replied
Tnllv and uneauiyocally To the one ad
-,
afe""ea u M" anu "''""uE" "V "''l ""'
pointed out specifically the s1udc OF re-
sis,,nc. Ia. SINK, Of pull,acation az.
l
( c"sslph, ana ulsuhiph' ana saiu u'at ne
considered either preferable 10 suhmis.
M, .........t.
H'""' '"'' S'''''" !" "''' paul '"'"s ga
! We subjpin the substance OF the Key.
II W.,,,o,,s ,or,rhs tho only aneacb
/ Win which we nave pceh iurhIsueu'
| MANY who heard his speech have express
+ Al. ;.,.. e. Ia ,',Jl;
81" '''n'So'f'' 90 ""N'V'' ''' N' f"'''
cation
rs,,ov ct,ysxs.-Io ro.,onJiny IN your
oall I inJ nys,I m n nnsitinn Gr,gn To NV
,s,aI ,yneat,o, The novelty OF nav position
.rrsts me a, the threshold and bids me- paus,
/ to r,atixn In, immensely OF the crisis. which
,,L,.. H, obligatory ON me TO uppear. and the
gro,, resnous,bil,ty which viii attach itself TO
n,y wnrJ. / rray t,od they mas be ithnl and
,r,e an1 ncc,u,abe in Ills sight
=, 80. ..a,;,,..i
WI, ho' ''''v' Wv s'u' ~ ~.
"nu "v"3 Wv ,a, l,.s,..,i ~,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-01-05

CONSTITUTION OF SouTp C,RoLiNA--In ac.
eorlance with the ordinance Of secession, Gov.
ernor Psckcus has issued a proclamation an.
nouncing to the world that South Carolina il.
and has right to be, n separate, tree sovereign.
and independent stats, and as such. has the pow.
er to levy war conclude peace, negotiate treaties
leagues or covenants, and perform all acts which
rlghtfully appert@ip to free enlightened and in
dcpcndcut government.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-01-05

CorroS PLANTERS CONVENTION. This
body convened at Macon. Ga, on the LIST,
and will hold session Of three weeks
The number in attendance is very large
from Georgia and the adjoining States
Maryland II also represented by some
Two hundred members.
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-a----slsl4-4--ai.H=s=---s
TO THE PUBLIC.

NJ sahscrihen n the rexaa RepuhIsss s'' saken
~ n this cessty without payment = aA.snce sh'
~ ~ ssassa that Is more trouts 10 collect such
oeressts thas tAey are worth. the nsmes NJ sub
eeysbes ~ II ~ county WIN be erased II the sHpi
Ssesos q H. year sales rse~edby sending the price
4 ~ paper. Noesy be sent by mail al our risk
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-02-14

been given to General Lewis. There were
some strong points Of resemblance between
the two men. and even 10 physical quail
ties il would have been hard to- saw which
was the better man" General Lewis. :"
says Stuart, was upwards ofsix feet high
Of uncommon strength ana agi':'y, :nd
his form Of the u,ost exact symmetry. He
had s,ern and iuyinciiie coanteuance
aud was of reserved and distant deport-
n:ens. which, rendered his presence nure
awful than engaging. 1t WIS remarked
hy the IioyaD Governor of New York
that the earth seemed to tren,hie under
him as he walked along"
William Lewis. to whose heroic wife al
fusion was made by Mr.. Morton, was the
TIL soA {. John Lewis. Many Gescen-
dan's e II" f-.rily ST.! I've IN Virginia
III sosne of whom 10: only the heroic quail
tics bat III: personal APPEARANCE Of the ori
glnal st"cs are said to lie preserved in a
Remarkable tgrce.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-02-14

A FAMILY OF HEROES.

In late eloquent and stirring speech
VI Hon. Jeremiah Morton. in Richmond,
thrilling sllusion was made 20 the fol-
loving incident 10 the life Of Virginia
matsoa Of the Revolution: when the
British force under Tarleson drove the
Legislature from Charlottesville to Sssun-
ton. the stillness Of he Sabbath eve WAS
broken in the latter town BY this beat %
The drum. and Folusteers we're called Cor
% prevent the passage Of the British
thsoueh the sHount.iss as Rock6.h Gap.
The elder soes Of William Lewis. who
thss cesidsd 4 che old tort. sere absent
With ths Assrtkern srmy. Three sous.
towe~er. were 1t bone. whose agea were
II. IS and IL yesrs. William Lewis vac
en~6ned 20 his room By sickness. bat hi.
sife. g;ih The 6rmuess Of Roaau ma
srou. called them 70 her. aud babe thr.n
ey 20 the defence of their ussiys land.
90. MY eh;idrea.' said che. l spare not
my youngest. my fair-bair-d boy the com
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-02-14
MARYLAND.
AGRICULTURAL WORKS.

TO THE PAR HERS OF ST. NARFS
II w"Gid mast Respectfully call ,,ur al,
tsm;inu u my large :,>-''rtr..n' Il RIPPLE
NE-NIS | ana manufacturing arni pre-
l,aring larger as>.Ittn"a;t af agricultural In
|lehata,s shan ! hay er.'r nf.ge oiIer,s. T..
,!.,. Iubl!c-Ii,rSe Powers an. Ti:r,>i,rr-
Wfsa, Fans. C.rn Mills, C.rn S'.-iiers.
III. t,lgll., Harrow: Cnit.va,,ix, and manv
.'l@r articles in runner US a. me.tiun.
car supply ti'r Farmer Siih every thing h-
nav wasn't. With regard ~ Hnf>e Powers
| would cal! particular att.nri,G 10 a fire
LIT &c PEETGN'S TRIPLE GEiRcE,
POINTERS. e. tro;k wita cr isitaow L1na
,cisnA arc no, surpassed ia this Or any ,.ikes-
market ard 'a.y.t respectfully invite il,,.,-
who are i,--7us-8,f Machine IT, give me call.
- ! feel c1kfftuf tf,a, J ca,. ~uii the ;rlr
chaser. | am m"king CORN MILL for
grinding G. Ri Al ii,I.t". This is go"d Mil,
has ss.,, ,t>l..; a:.,i pr"lnurc-., +" hy expe-
ricGal.d j:,dScs. 10 this | ask your SIT
ciai altcitinE.
te;.d.r y"u nay si,.csre Thank. for :ls
kirdn-ea heretofore Shawn ne and beg cor
liz iancc of your f.v'rS, determined To- MAKE
2 str'ug ril''t IL please all WIN gave ne ;hci.
Custom. Orders viii meet with prompt a,'rn-
tim 10y being directed I"
MILAN II. HARDING.
$50 Pratt street EnarJ, Eai!,msre, hid
Feb. 7ti,, lSGl-ly.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-02-14
NOTICE.

A IL persons wishing 70 Communicate
"A With me by letter. Wi ld,rec their COL .
nee by maiito PORT Tobacco &C haries
county, Nd. or by steamer 81. Nicholas
70 Chapel Point. Charles county. Md.
WA. T. CAMPBELL.
Feb. 3si. t6.9--u.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-02-14
NOTICE.

'l,HE lco-psrtnershiv hsrr.afasr existing
nrd~r the 6rm rf 'COTTiNtsH.aM i
II RDfN0 is this day ii->.iv-4i y rnur:,s.l
'"ss'sat. Vim. H Harding IS a'one-a ut, ar
lid 70 settle the hr.irrss .S lie Err,
SAMUEL CJFTINGuAI,
NM. III HARDING. LII
Bs''tEs'sre IAN. lssi-ix.
Tire uarlsrsisned having n ueht nj, H.,
Interest e@ Saa'uel Cunningham OF ,h- firm %,
Ca,.. -l.sIn 4 iiardius will hereafter combine.
the h' ''nes< N iii> own Manu.. lie N. r.,
respectfully solcits lie favor If ti.. friend. o
tie u.l Firm.
WIN II HARDIN
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-02-14
WANTED.

THE ss,hscviher wiI!ps 20 buy q lot If
LIKELY YOUNG NEGROES. "f t~sn
seAe". f.r wficG tie h;.h, = ,a.Oke. prices v ~
b. paid Pers"ns willing in sell. v! o n,sv lot
ne Hmm during biz prt~eut srr srrgh the
Sn.ttru e'un,ie~ OF the Ssste. will have H., /.
Usders ps.ampsIy ss~psHdcd Ca. by addre.si.s-
ALLEN &. DOHSEY.
Washington. d. c.
Feh BOD. l6E0-.tf.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-02-14
NOTICE.

A LID persons in6ela.i to the late frm Al
Gen. W. Dryer &c c., are r.-q,s~a.d q.
-ettse their accounts wi;iinut further sieiay
srth J. Felix M~gan, VIII" Is authorized Il
sign the THINE of she firm in Sf.titiusiit.
GFD. ". UWiEE h 60.
Jan. 10Th ISSl-4~.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-02-14
PROFESSIONAL NOTICE.


hH. Henry 9 EDfLEN has removed
H h Office Ia re Law Oaice hrret,,f, Re
,cGns..ci by Ii Fl d. Mati"x. E>qr. Ii.
carr always he f'und, either a, hi. Office o,
MoH-s Hotel, when NJ. Professionally en-
gagged.
Jar. 10 !es,-.f
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-02-14

IL AEiNG purchased the above property
II The subscriber respectfully informs the
travelling public :ha, M is how pref ared 10
acrtn!n tta:t :nem. T.t tiutsl will he thor.
"ughiy repaired ant. all ~ rooms rctnrnishpt'.
The persona, a,;spiioi, oi the subscribe will
NJ devoted 10 us mansG.rnenf. and ms oes;
efforts viii ht gwen 10 make his guests cor :.
I"rtnhl" His table Will he supplied wi.
whatever The market affOrs, ai.,i b Is Far f. =
n'sEsd with the best Liquors and Cigars
Ills servants I'LL always b. found auentiv,
and accommodating. Scber and reliable
Holsters hayc be4n Employed and the sub
srribsr will take cafe that has stables are no
neglected.
Re Soi"ts the patronage Of the former
guests Of the Houses AND that OF The punlc
sen.rdd!.
JOHN p. FENWICK,
Leonard Town
Oct. 18th is5e-ti
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-02-14
COMMISSION BUSINESS.

CO-N.HIaSNIUN NCNI-V LSS.
TUE ni. r>ignei b"gs leave to snr-rnce-
Il I" tn" ciiize,,s If ST. Mary County that
he has CJinmcGce,i the
PRODUCE AND COMMISSION
BUSINESS,
No. 8 GaoctRs' EXCHANGE,
Corner "f Exchange Place xnt: Cru merce St
BALTIMORE,
ard will give hi. personal attention to all pre-
'!nce r'n>ig"e': t" lin. lie hopes By asei.in.
''iS and prUinr: attention ~ business 10 merit
tie Confidence nf the COMMUNITY.
VIM X. DNDSGN
with Late frr If Lutaett 4 Young.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-02-14
MEDICAL NOTICE.

nR a. SAPriN'iTON has removed
- to ST. Inigoe>' District where l." o.
fers hi. professional service. 70 the public
lie may be f,uEd Il, his rc<ilcnce, near ST.
lnig"e, Store. late the properly OF DR..
Jnhu C. AShcom.
Jan 3lst, 166l-3m.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-02-14
NOTICE.

TNHE undersigned takes this method of
i Informing rhe public that. IL class "f
ti,,zrn ..r more can lie procured. he will gise
le.s.,ns in QUADRlLI.E aud FANCY
DANCES, at Leonard Town. during The pre-.
,...,t month Persons 1rrir, tix II f.iG,ing a
class are requested t" n"tiiy the undersigned
Immediately.
j. RANDOLPH WALTON.
Jam. l0Fa, lS6l-u.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-02-14
M ID S &c.

DCBIiSl!ED. n"i Ing since, by MIL
l. LGt & BEA,iiAM. North Charles
Street. Baltimore. s,c' e>>"r, Il +. ID. B,nt.ca
a New am; admired SONG. ,,;.iicd THE
LOVED AND LOST" wrr,:> an! music l.,
Miss Ann E. Th";"p>''n ii tits equity.
February Tin, !5Ol--3l.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-02-14
* z = z r T. y c rs:

RErERENcrs:
JAMES Mort, Cashier of Farmers anG Mrr-
.hant>' Bank:
Mes>rr. I. j Carson & Co.. Bankers;
q" WIN. Whltim & Co.;
D." Fr.clarh X Hall.
April 2S;h. lSC0--tf