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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-30
{ CLEVELAND 3 PITIsBURGH
UrEsIENATI KA1LEoED.

UEsIEEATI KAILEOkD.
1851. BUHMER ARRAnaEmErT lGs1
On and alter Monday, June 1Dth, 1881, Pas5aDgB
Trains viii leave Cleveland Is follows:
$40 Al. ~. Z. Cincinnati Expres3-Stopping
Bsrea, Grafton, Wellington, New London,
Salem, Shelby, Orsstline, Gallon Gflead.
- gaFdington, Ashley, Delaware, Lewis
Centre, WOrthlngtOn, reaching Colunl-
~ ~ y 49, A. - Slneianati . - P ~
hI6 ?. y. AoccmmOda dation-Stopping 81 AL StatioEg
..- s1d arriving 3. golunabus 80 ?. n, and
'-- Cincinnati 81 200 A 4.
f.55 p. r.. Night EIpresa-Stopping At al Stations
north OF Ores time, and 81 Gadon ,CardinE-
--7 ION, Delaware and at AZ other stationsl 70
leave ras5engerB only, arriving az Co
lumbu8 At llsl5 P. h, and Cincinnati at 5s75
A H., Chicago via Crs5tline, at 10 A. K.
con HEOTIONs.
Aanshsld, 1t. ' Vernon, EsWarks L7nosTils,
Jrsstlius, Pitts5urgh, FOrt wayne s chicago Rail-
road, Tor Forest, Upper Salduss7, Dolphol,
LlRa, EoEt wayne LaRortea gnieaso, 2e.I
vest end Est foT hlanahsld, Wooster Aaa-
Gallon and Bsisfontsins Railroad Line for iIarlon
BeIlsfontAine, Sidney, UnieR, Huncie, In
dinapolis, Ferre HaGte, Fincsnne., ETanfa
VILE LOui5T1lla, Cairo et. LOUIS %.
Delaware, with Sprtngheldi Mt fsrrou and Pits
burFh Railroad for 6priEEdeld.
Uolumbus, Little Miami 8 Coln1abc1, ana Xer.a
Railroad, for Aania, Dayton, Indianapolis
Terre Hauts, St. Louis, Morrow, LoEsisnc 4
and Cincinnati, and With the Ohio B Mis-
Sissippi Railroad at Cincinnati Is Louis
vile, Evansville, OGiro, Sc. louill and al
points on the Ohio river.
Qoiumbns, Central Ohio ai lfoal lcf Newark, Aane1
Indiana Railroad Or Pieua, Urhana, &C.
~ For Tickets 70 al pointa and Information -
ply at tho Passenger Station
f1svalon5 lima 10zh iSsi
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-30

sAgTE, SPEED AND CoEEoRF ConnuzD.
Fare and Tine sazas a. ofhsr Routes.
NFBsgsags Checked thrOuEh-an tranaisrs frsa.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-30

insA. \. NIGHT EXPRESs TBAIE-stopPing e
Girard, Ashtabuia md PailasT llacnlTi and
arrives st OisTeland at q 8 4 A.
ins1n A n MAIL TRAIN-6torring e all Stations
except Eaybrook, Unionvilisi Perry Men
tor end Wieklias, and arFiVs 6 Cleveland
nt lsz5 ?. H E
ts.5o p n DAY TX PRESS TRAIN-storping at Gi-
rnrd, Oonneaut, Aahtabnla and RainesTiile
only and arrives at CleTelaud at lszg ?. u.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN win lsaFo Conneaut
ae 500 A. n, Stopping u al ltation1, ane
arriving IS Cleveland g $40 A.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-30

TERMS & i'ssa:i s s:; sis 's4
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-30
I0L3IR IRall 2aaAs.I y

EikAA DAILY TRAINS FROM PITTsBURGH
All oOnneoting direct 70 Hsw York.
Via Philadsiphia
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-30

TWO FROM HABRIsBUBGH TO EEw YoRa.
Via Allentown.
2 DAILY OOHNEOTIOn5 10 BALFrHORRi
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-30

The following dispatches, additional to
what have already appeared in our cOl-
umns, have been received BY President Lin
coin from California and other western
torritoriaa.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-02-06

Hos&awAy's psLIa ASp 0IsyaxSg. The
philosophy al health. AssAmss BseacAs-
sss and sgsesisas u sAs cAszi. Disease
is fsssuensly the eject OF circumstances,
neglect, exposure. wans Of precaasioa be-
ING asaong isa most sssiye eaases--tsiaea,
light Ia themselves, often lead - the
most distressing results. Colds aud
coughs, for examplss are aoaesines IN.
noticed mill they settle On thu langs,
and saasampsiaa i the consequences the
same 10 applicable 70 AsthEaa, hroa:hitis
and diseases o. the rispirasesy organs, =
Holloway,s pii.s sad osasmass sAesald b
aasa % the arss sympsoas u e0ads and
coughs--sAe oiniment well rubbed into
the regions Of The threat and chest will
g4ve ireslon to the hEsaGhiag aad alp 10
tAs bad all sandsasy 70 Inflammation
while the pilIs will forsify the sysssaa
against the rigors and inelssaensiss 81 the
aAa&nzs 4E4FEsI .44E
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-02-06

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q ~ y -, !. ~. q /
s.
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vss 80 - iaad @ s1s esApennu
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-02-06

EYThs @Saulhsxa Velsnteags# III
BAltiasors, hswe foraaally saxasa sAs
Burgess Corps q Albany sAAs shsy swsll
nos psraif say axsaea seAy Of nnalissxy -
sshar associations asssk u Massa b Dir
osps line 10 pass shreagh RalssnaRe ga
roads for Washingsan dssiag ahe inaag-
szxaaisn d LinsslHs salsss shey are pre-.
pared 10 stand the eonssqsanesa.s b
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-02-06
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= $50, : 80 = , Isss ~ 49, M
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-02-06

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aausssi few DAYS siacs. nj leader i,
die Bsass, . yesy COED aewspspew paa
l;lished M III Csuasii Rlaas, kssdsd 18th
Resignation os Secretary Fioya.n In
tha ooor ax.Sspsssary ID CHARGED wish In
rsor.sncs. iaabseilssy and sreasAary. Hss
bad be would feel lie he eoaid fssd the AZ
aeis. We don,s belisvs be eoald stsn,
the furioas barb. Bat laying this fass
soasaess saaass waIel IS n.sg la ana sos
xs,ssns a.ad. s s. Sol -. lss-oasa. II
former We presume mar have ths Iissl
pleasure there i snjeyxble in this liasi
aba8e. TO 6oseFnos kl1yds credit be
said thai he was the krsk Secrstaxy af NJ i
lfor yssss who admiaistered In Wx DE-
partmens upon The sstilsaass and With
the appeoprissions made And We fss
Il assussx Eamz as.s.x kwnvx.1 aawx ~ kf.a .n -
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-02-06


rIArlTAL EHLARaEO. +. ras p.
FINE A1l1 AIvER Insurance
sa<ssysssssa allss. caassa rssSss@s =
cAssy cAPfTM, q, 500, coo.
AsssIHrH AxD asaszsAznss aAss assxsss
0.I1 4,I0O,0z ).
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.Mtraa Insurance Cd.
u TH5s LAST RogTT TRAas
Hies and nnnsnA Maskea1xnm /.
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30 rsisseas sassssss ths nss>se5s fsx ssREs.
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49,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-02-06

Ne msdaszass msA - eszseszaGss iEzpss'ss q rs
af NE IN fhase RiIlas khes rsaasEs u -
aikE acc&stahed eftAag kB inGs9aReFaaes % ia4e~
&E 4aast TAs3 rNseA Gee tss@ and reSsasA
healthy arxsg1as thFy are wahAEsniis s&sssSS
czses u spaksa--sa faef sMFg asssz TAI Hs@
all disorders 81 aA4 taxes aszf aSussarA.
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II
stsd from sshsr ssassa, and by wkich 70
ship 81 Gar ssrplss peoaasss % shsir ma
sssrsl aArksss. We wsns ! Railroad %
esmpste with tie River vhan opsns II Or
der - sedaas shs frsishs oa inposasa ~
sisiss eoasamsa By oss psopss, wha ahwiil
make tasm cheaper and result IN ) Saving
10 Our Western Iowa farnsrs. So
There i ssili sssssAss rsasoa why ws
assa sRAiirosd eeaasssing Cvaneil Bsaxs
with 81. Joseph, which oar srifJos snkifsIy
overlooked Evsa Il TIE Aissoari Rivsr
MAS ~ So nssieAbls sssssn h shs woeid
snd open Ill The ysas sozasi, h asss sos
run - 0Asssgo, blsw fosk snd Boston,
md shssf III ssaid sos sssvs shs psspass
DC i RAilroad sosnessiss ss1ssn IsHa
With thssspains Ay iasssssseinx shs klsa-
asbss "a ~ Jossph Rsilsesd.
If NJ VII fsst ! iissls bsYssd sAsir
nssa ~ ~ill - shAs ~ assisls = iass
wssiss papen, = - sdsnmSAgss a CAss
soulliss, - - Il Ill so4s 1xlis1sry Or H.
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Nv bsepass ~ diAe With isis psiisisa,I
~ nsss aise dir with - II ssssytafnx'
- III q sEsssEsss fss III
4 i RAslrosd ii cesasll slal. sill srsalss
. - nnos. ~ u6n,ne a. ssrnn6rft1 n -
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-07-27

Britain allows an undistuibed commerce
between her ports aud those Of the NORTH.
she submits to al Ineffective and partial
blockade, which entirely suspends her
commerce with the South While her
diplomatic agents continue in the dis.
charge Of their dniics ia the North, re.
cognlzug and treating. as the United
States, mere fragment of the Com!ed.
racy 10 which they were accredited. Civ
ing their AID aud sympathy 10 the most
open aud uuaisguiscd manner 10 tie
cause of the North, there arc no lawful
representatives. OF agents Of any Of the
European Powers ia the Confederate
States, and those who usurp these pow
T. s do 50 10 embarriss aud thwari the
movements Of our Government and pco.
pie This auamoluua state Of things
should end Let Foreign nati3ns be duly
notified that we shall treat with them on
the same terma sno conditions a. other
Independent States Let our Commits.
sioncrs lie recalled after performing their
mission.
Lot all persons claiming 10 represent
foreign States be required to present
their authority, and let no sueh authority
be recognized where like right Of rep.
rcsentation Of our Government in the
country which such claimant preteuis to
represent, is not admitted
IN fine, let MS discard all diplomatic
arts, all cxtraucous means, all appeals
for foreign aid, sympathy or recognition,
and trust to our own valar, power aud
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-07-27

our readers will rccollect that we quo
ted day or two since from the New
York Times. 10 ihe affect that the acts oil
Lincoln find no warrant 10 the Gaustilu
iiun. while at the same time these acts
are appIaudcd, and 'C5ngtcs. is called
upon 10 exercise the powers Of a Nation.
al Convention. that IS. ~ supercede the
Constitution alloge,Acg W,il, lisre is a
comment upon that position from the
Vow lark ObscrIcr "a paper that sup.
ports tie Wal or did. and probably still.
does. and ono that exercises much iulu.
ence over the pg1lic mind
" II may bc useless ior the iriouds If the
Constitution IL raise voice RI femon-
STRANGE at this stage of the business, and
in the present state Of the pablic mind
Bot wr fear that the men who propose
to set aside first the Government and
HOW the Constitution, are preparing 30
divide the North and inaugnratc another
war far more tremendous than the one
now on our hands When tic American
people come 20 understand that II is sc.
riously contemplated to make this war
subversive ST the Constitution, they will
arise 10 their majcaiy and 10 a way not
to be nisanlafsl0ea. .rssss8,ee a'l. ,I.saeasbss
periluus times. aud the only man Ct 70 be
trusted is be who stands fast 90 the Net.
ter II toe instrument that makes this a
safe and permanent Government"
Tho above explains itself We should
say that the military despo,ism at Wash
iugton will soon feel a fire IN the rear
which. IL is understood, Fuss aud Fcaih-
era has NO relish for
Here is also an extract from the BAN
COR Ne Democrat, of as late day as
tie 2jih ult After saying that be IS
met every day with the question What
shall Democrats DOT" the editor writes
as follows
"1hc masses of the party want to take
lfm and decided stand IN opposition 70
the unconstitutional and dcspolic war
fare wagod by Abraham Linculn ON
Sovereign statcs There are today IN
The State Of Maine foas finNsanf pcm3
fcah who are totally aud hual,erably p
raai ~ MS ds8Gsfire Grli narfae
What thru is 10 be done We an
awor 4 Convention Is to hc held. H.
the meetings for the choice Of delegates
~ that Convention. ,rf4p man, with what
ever panty he has been connected with
heretofore who desires to make pYpon
ton 10 tls llag. the paramount issue ol
the campaign. Will Dee welcome AID
there can vote asa act, The call ioI
such a Convention VIII be- pu' tagih Of
an early day. aud a vigorous campaign
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-07-27
l)tlltlstrl(.

u. JOHNSON Resident Dentist, Marshall,
K- fully appreciates the patronage aud con.
xlrudcd 10 him for the last two years, ani
merit IT, continuance. Is resP9nsiult ief a'i
ag by him, Teeth pal up On gold plate rom
lll set His services can be obtained ny ha
him by mail.
auiCR Ia Rnfllcfs binding az starr.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-07-27

TrY RFrr micAN l.rAnYgs REsroSsinif
The Dayton lOhio) Empire is one Of
the papers published va the hni-hed Of
aheitoBism, that are not aitaid 10 ex'
press their convictions with chiire free
dom Referring. IA a late number, 70 the
denunciaious If Messrs Nalland.gham,
% Ohio. and Wood, ~ New York. mem
bcys # Congress, the Empire talks back
~ follows
simply determination tN pnrsnc the
only course which can save the country
llom destruction. Is Row evidence Of
toryism Sneh change comes wlih
bad grace from the ~ who have heep
instrumental Ia bringing on the very
troubles which now intliol the c0un,ry---
from men who have latofca for years to
bring about The dissolution OF the tnien
who have ,i,ae and again violated the
Consultation Of the country who have
tfamulcd ul1n thc laws 81 the land
who have preached tho irrepressille con
fic,.' the v,ry conflict uew npon the
yountry we say Il comes with bad
grace lor there meu 10 talk about to
ries sg. 'traitafs II ever there were
syss ,v =. ..es.ansllr I'm tiien sV."
uy,s rum. E.Ssn. ~ ll ~
control the destiny Of nnf Republic, are
responsible snr our troubles
"Asfor Mcssrs Nsllauaie ham and Wood
being the only members from ne
/ Moth IN favor 81 peaceful settlement
the telegraph, as usc,.i, liea Six North
ern members, 70 nu, knowledge, have al
ready taken such position. But there
( will be more, ~ the debates aud voset
IN Congress viii show
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oraI Embellishments.
RGE AND SUPERIOR STOCK OF
SADDIERN.

Ed7 # the Republican Ofior. "a tn GA
Post ogice budding.
Iur undersigned is happy to inform
Il friends tina, BE- has just received large
hyperion stock &C SApDLtRN and Is
prepared to Gil all orders in his iiao
isser to give complete satisfaction. An
ament properly furnished has been re-
" many years in Marshall The under'
tom his lcag experience IN tile business
'ed exactly what was needed, and be
haa filcd It. He wishes the citizens
lhsll and surrounding country TO ca
Hine Tor themselves before butias else
4 hyperion lot Of saddles and Harness
'ry'h'ng in his line kept constantly OF
J. r. EDW ARDS
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-07-27

TER WAY Hr Nosrn Grrs RS NINA
Tho Washington correspondent nf the
Cincinnati Commercial, says: The y
Y fepofscr tells me that the censor who
sits ~ sAe telegraph office here. and who
receives all The dispatches. is making
awful work with their news" u tAey
happen 10 get the facts aboui = ssnvo-
meat. the dispatch becomes contsapaaa
of war, and is contsca.cd II ths 49,
ter &c nstorlv erroneous, II passca fsss>p
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-07-27
j. r. EDW ARDS
LOST!

m'y Land Narran, for 1920 acres OF
~ No. 1888 ,sssned to Henry Hiner'
''N day Of Jaly, ls4l, by u. !, Archer
Of War and Navy. II not heard from
De time prescribed by Inv. shall apply
proper oilicc for duplicate
n l. YOUNG
u l90' n37.9t
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-07-27

Mrs. " II. Stevens, ON Monday last
reformed the extraordinary feat OF ring
ing the bell nsn times IN succession, ~
hand, at ten PAGES IIcAssp'g Sss
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-07-27

W WlsrMi rs NFw CnAs
.eryp - Alexandria Jane 20, le6l.--ln
consequence Of being hurried far the
mail | was unable in my last TO supply
vou with solae further tdings OF the po'
sition of affairs at Manassas Junction
The lady from whom obtained my last IN.
formation, in addition stated to me mat
Gen Bcauregard in person was drlii'ng
the troops on Friday last At : !, A.
on the same day Senator Wigis'' "ooses.
"a ,he ,roons He said be had just
come back from Washington. He stay
adj ~ his wh,skers aad went through
washington in tho capacity OF char
con, driver lie said he knew all our
weak spots, and when the time ,e,,, came a.,
would show them. As to the srn'h ~
/ Wigfall's assertion | cannot say. ou'
Thai h, made such an address may ne re
lied on N Y Errrs"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-07-27

On Thu sday 237 letters 10 the sccea'cd
States were mailed at the rcsiof'icc N
New York. all Of which were scni to the
Dead Letter oflic, in " ashinglon
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-07-27

Under the call Of the Provincial GOV
ernmen. volunteer riff companies are
being crganizsd in the cities and towns
Of the Causiae
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-07-27

HOWELL. LEWIS having heated permanent
I n Marshall ot'e,~ his professional services 20
a.r tie trusts that sixteen yuars cNpeiieutc
0atmrut pf Diseases viii seeate hm q 'ipe'
patronage.
.,i On tbo street leading towards ciimer.
..aiy occupied by the Rev T. ticmH'H'
me one ,aie,y occupied ht hr hcslL
re lsdi. hlNf
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-07-27

> "esaiassa Ten eis-ssycn!ent a -
most cilsctualy." by sinking vssuoss
loaded with stone across tho entrosoa ~
the port, Sc as to prevent ths passAgs =
vessels IN or oul
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-07-27

Houston county, Georgia, has suhscr'.
bed about 900 bales OF cotton to tire
Produce Loan