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Painted by The c~efe5Tatsd artist :. p. Blcndsll Of
lev YORK, sho paints ezausiyeiy fr cur Eallsry-
Paragraphs snlarges from the smallest m~inisiurs
ii painiss ufs-sizs BY
CLARK s. REMINGTON
ual-am Corner Nan ana Madison Etrests-
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TTAVINc been burned ont on The f4h inst have
III aken an once az No. 45 Font row, up stairs near
simpson, Hayse a Co, and viii 60 IN with NY business
f.ao ~, JOHN SEWER.
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sac RFWER0
FOR HIRE.

NEGROES FOR SALE AND HIRE.
ar WIFE III F0R sALE-One llkely House Girl
- seventeen Tears olei che liEely Boy, thirteen years
o-- one sgd blaekamith tor hire. Apply %
$50 ~ g. M0sHT.
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McLEAE's STRENGTHENING CoRDIAL.-This
remedy has been before tas public only a short tine, bul
itbss proved to be On iayaluzbls remedy to purify The
blood and strengthen the SYSTEM every one who usss Il
recommends it to sthers, until it has become the stand
ard remedy with every family in The Tnited ststss We
say to every reader, try it-it is a delightful aromatic
See advertisement ia anothsr. column. Ja2s-daw1yis
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Drs. L. w. GaBbeFt ana G. ".

DNbs De w uaU ~ "
Morrow
TOGETHER give special attention to 81 FERNS o. chron
ic diseases, but mere particularly to diseases Of Lungs,
Eye and womb. They also remove Cancers, Tumors
ETC.. with or without the knife, and perform ell surgies
O~perstisas in the most approved and scientific manner.
They viii board patients from the country, 80 that thsy
can have the bost attention.
once In Lsnsa's Building, Union street, second dos
from Main. mr22-dawiy
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A O r N H 8,
HAvB removed 10 the once over store Of n. Golberg,
II northeast corner Of Nain and Unioa streets.
?. ". BROOKS, Attorney, win be found at same
uBce - q at q Ena1 & Eonfa. dslRlm
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cola and Warm Ratha

L who enjoy the Injury Of either Ools OF Warm
n Baths, can be accommodated az the barber shop Of
O BROWN in the Commercial Hotel. Re hiss
lifted Up his establishment in superb style, and viii
take pleasure in attending to the oomfsrt OF his Gus
tomeFa f-1T-Tu4
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RHTLLETO n

HAVING the agency Tor the above celebrated brand
H OF STAR CANDLES, We will sell them 70 the trade
at Manufacturers prices, frsishts ADDED. A supply
constantly on hand. WINDSOR X BIGGS,
once Al R. P. Watt & Co., No s. Promenade,
deE7 Ims Between Adams and Jefferson streets.
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E6faI MlattGrs
.RAYELERs, Guide.

suudaI MsrntnE' 1nnnary . Is5I'
Omse--UaiOn street, Ger. Front AlIsy.
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LEECHES-FRESH LEECHES,
Always on hand b. VIZ. c. WERNER, Copper
rns LescLsr. No. e Eaiz s=cst between Market and
Faltsstsr, Memphis. sei5-em'
HEKEANDO INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF MEMPHIS,
tlraa street t-o doors from ae Planters Bank.
BIEECrOus=
r.. p. Ross. s. RI. punsoomb,
3. Williamson. C. Dsloaoh,
A. c. TreadFsu.
". +. ROSS, Presi5sut.
W UurHEs. Secretary. myzI-1y
See advertisement Of Ward & MeClsl-
hnL Wholesale and retail Druggists, It's and III Maia
Street opposite WORKMAN house. ses
See 5. f. clark a Co.'S column.
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nETfrHTs AND OHIO RAILROAD.

ARRIVE. DEPART
- Norihern EKpre1s-...o93 p. M-s..ss.5t5 A. n.
.-nuuL.L-n- a.. A..a....-..l y. ~.
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SALE OR RENT.
FOR HIRE.

a NEGRO WOMAN, uio De- a sod cook washer and
n lro-er ana h,s ~ c-idren.
J.. 3. MERRfEAN
tE15-s- aSs Main street.
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x. <. ',....' !. :.
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A hOCKAWAT, almost neE, vtll Be reld love AP-
II ply 70 A. HAvEBsLICK5
Al Street, HuuEerford & gudksoni5
taat-fw NAVY Yard.
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~lnhe seid at . 6srgain, N a7pllefi51 u =
y For farther particulars, tppiy 70 ne pro a
% Appeal. @ylb
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a C~ONFORrABLE COTTAGE. with eli c1mmodious
n ra5ms. and cuLhoureL with glr5en, carnage house
stable, horse lot eic, within twenty minutes rae
or Court square. Rent moderate. trqul-e ~
A. uAVElSLfCK,
At Street HauEerilFd JseEs'5.s
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ron RENT.
IhAE WAREH1UsE nov clcruf4 y halns htte
Il Co PossuHsiaa given immtdistey APf1 70 DOL
isfsT z KICK
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-05-04

One Of the aids carried brandy TO Mai.
Anderson in boat. after the fire. and
the latter said il was very acceptable. as
the men were completely exhausted H.,
their labors ! mention this to show the
Kind and chivalrous relations between the
officers
During the salute pile OF cartridges
burst in one Of the classmates. kill x Two
men aud wounding four others Que was
buried in the Fort with military honors.
The other will he buried by the soldiers
Of South Carolina
The number # soldiers in the Fort
was abont seventy. besides twcn', Eve
workmcn, who assisted at the guns. His
stock OF provisions was almost exhaust.
ed, however. He would have been
starved out in two lnore days
The entrance TO the Fori is mined, aud
the officers were told to be careful, even
after the surrender on account Of the
heat, lest it should explode.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-05-04

We learn from the Washington States
tia, no less than 20 L. S marines, Ata.
TONED n, the navy yard there. deserted
on Monday night. After leaving tho
barracks, their uniforms werc changed
f citizens clothes, and !, is supposed
they have gene South TO eiiis. in the
army IL the Confederate States. Not
single day passes tina, there are not ono
1T more dcs.f,r,ns from tho federal sr.
my stationed Al Washington.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-05-04
Adn,,uiserator's Notice.

A 7 the January term, A. D. 1861 letters i"
n administration were grnnted TO the uh"er'
sieued, by tine Coanly toar, Of Harrison county
pertaining 10 the estates OF deceased persons ."
ths estate Of A. Spain Summerlln' deceased
Ths IL therefore to softly vi persons having
claims against said estate, 10 present the saiac
for payment within tho time prescribed by Law,
and tboee Indebted 10 make immediate payment
J. H. SUNMERiIN. Adm'r.
April ~, 1861. nS2-"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-05-04
NO. 49,.

W~y - any Univ, ny NV UIUsO wv GNU
tracing any further debt ~ liability
h"ser s"ch law but t'e tax imposed hy
'mh act, IN pr"p'r''.n 10 the debt aud
liability which may have been contract
u ~ pursuance 81 sncl' lsw. shall ~.
mai" N force and b- 'Frcp-aiablr. and no
annually Collected until the pr,ccrds
thereof shall have made full provisi"n IL
pay aud d'scharEe the interest aud prn.
cip'e 81 snch debt and I,"tn''ty. Tho
money arising fr"m sny loan or stock
creating such debt or hab'l''y. shall lie
applied to the object or objects s!*c'hed
~ the act authorizing s"ch debt Or habit.
ny, OF :" the payment "f the same. ana
tor u" other purpose whatever. No part
Ut the spcciticd tax authorized ny this
SECTION. shall lie appropriated or set
apart Ter any other purpose whatever.
but exclusively TO the payment OF the IN
tcrest and principle OF such debt
The Legislature by a vote Of two
thirds Of all the members Of each House,
shall have power to call . Convention Of
the people for the purpose Of altering,
reforming or amending the Constitution.
The Legislature, At any regular biennial
session. by vote Of two-,hirds of each
House. may propose amendments to the
Constitution, which proposed amend.
mcnts shall be duly published in the pub.
lie prints Of the State, 1t least three
months before the next general election
thereafter, for Representatives to tho
Legislature, for the consideration Of the
people and it shall lie duty Of the sew
cral returning officers at said general
election 10 omen . mill for aud make n
rc,,,. N tho Secr.t.rx III STATE ~ w..
,n,,,.., ~ .o,.. c.., :, ..;S .l..,;n, e.
"".'"0' ~ ."'e" - $50 e"@'', ~
ana e9a'"ss sa'd amendment ana
more than one be proposed. then the
number Of votes cast for xad against
each Of them anu if il shAll appear
from said return. that a majority Of tho
votes csst mon said nroposed amend.
80, -. n,a.,a..,.a,. -. 80. -
80 ~"
,S'o' ~ 'ne ,a"'e; SUI '"o'"''"s VI eae"
orancn OF tue Legislature thereafter,
shall rsflfy said proposed amendment or
amendments 20 voted upon by the peo-
pie. the same shall be valid TO ell intents
and purposes ns marta of the Constitu.
ZION RI III. State ~ Tcr.. prov,d..d
~, ~. ..;a ,,,,.o.ad .rr.nd,,a,,s .h.il
- f: -,
~ eae" VI 's'u eess'o"s' "s'I ~" 'eA.
on lnfcc several Gays IN esch mouse ot
the Legislature, and the vote thereon
shall have been taken BY yeas aud nays.
And provided further. that the rule In
the shove proy;so shall never he .usrs>.
d.d hv .;,hc, ~ aid Uor.a.
r,..,.. ~
1oe LEGISLATURE s"sn save no P"v"
avs "' tne et"s"e'6Asf0 :" saws
no e""sn' o'"s iS'sou rs"'nS 10 w
sssw' s".n "1.e Powe' .! 49, " uM' !" tAss
e usS ;" '"'n $50, ssn' ~ ~ !" ~ ~ .oy ~
."s"'e'' o".eH! W '"""""y' " eo't~ss
~: ra's oi aas"
Ine Lexs'Asa'V s"sH nav no lo.1 70 p
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-05-04
THE NATIONAL LOAN.


THE NATIONAL LOAN.
We were very forcibly struck with
the following patriotic remarks from the
No o.l. C.,.,;. Sob,
'"''"'' '''"''''
!" ''c '""'eucr"'e loan AS an opp"r'n-
nifty will be offered to the people of Tex.
as to take portion of this loan the re-.
ao,,;o r. ,,,. o,, ...- .
f'''s' q"
'oca' s'Sh'"can'e'
The application for the Confederate
States Loan, which will be opened at
the Citizens Bank on next Wednesday.
will no doubt considerably exceed ,h,,
amount offered In this case. those will
be prefnrreJ first who snbscrihe and
nav on suhscrip,ion for tho minimum
.mou,, IF xko s.,,o,d ,bos,. ~ aloo
and ,bi,d H., r,r l,,,,., .,,,, u..n
nov M ,ho NH on .,,h.,r;,',;a,, +,
h. h., L.. .l,,,,1 ,.',, ,rh a.
on,;,o In,, no., ,ho ,aianc, Iii ~, a.
y;dnd ana,o n. srhsnriho,s nLn ra,
o,I, &C. no. ,,,,, A., ,Lo ,;,,a - -
.,r!,.,;,, t,, - ~, ;,.,. -.
:, H. snhs,r;I'f,' "a s,oo o,or
I W" s orI ,ar ."e,a w. s,o '"" F'VV' ''''
'"un' ''' 80 ""''"''
me oo]eet OF 'h's aPportohment Is
pp,i.lc' Pa'''o''c ana pehehceh': IL Is
po''''c' because u wi'' 'eha 10 increase
'''' n't'''"'' " '''"u ''','ue's WIN WIZ u.
P''3h'Hr''y Interested III our national
wei pa''io',o, uec"nse IL VIII dissent
nate most wlae'y 'hc advantages 81 the
,oan among ,ne people ana oonehccn''
u,V'"N' u WI c''u'o we F,'' "'"' we
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-05-04

EXPULSION or raxg NxGRors yRos g.
Lotus The police commissioners Of st.
Louis have notified all free negroes and
mulattoes. no, permitted by Law 70 re-
side within tina, State. 30 leave the Slate
forthwith, and that all who NAV Ike found
in st. Louis five days after the a.sss*s s''
the notice, will be dealt with Aecordin I
10 law
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-05-04

the stock on hand, consisting OF tw'
furniture car loads IL primers and othe
munitions of war, should be placed il
the station house, which WAS done. The,
were also compelled to raise u Gag OF
the building.
TINS FEELING IN NEW Yohx.-Thc ex
ciicmcot in New York city. caused b.,
the wat news, ID unaba..d. May"l
Wood has issued a proclamation advi.
ing the people to forget past politica
differences, and rally 10 the tcstoraiio'
Of the Constitution and the Union. II.
calls opon them also 10 Avoid exc ,elncnl
aud turbulence, AID to unite for the pres
crva.ion ol order and the protection "i
property A meeting Of prominent c'
zcns was held on Monday. at 81 Pine
street, 10 make arrangements for "A mass
meeting at an early day. 10 Strengthen
the hands Of the Administration Res.
lu,ions in favor Of placing the State nil
tia on war footing. and making AIDE
quate appropriations for that purpose
were adopted. 4 similar meeting was
held in the City Hall Park.
AT the Brooklyn navy ward the great
est activity prevails, aud the men Of WA
and transports there, are being fitted Out
with dispatch.
A battalion of infantry. Numbering be-
tween seven aud eight hundred, has al
ready been organized AID rendered Ia
the Governor, who has, it is said accept
ed their services. The Scott Lite Guard
is organizing.
The Times gives the following accoun.
Of Union visit to the Herald Office on
Monday
Throughout the day, although it was
quite rainy, an excited crowd filled the
sidewalk in front of the Herald Office,
on Fulton and Nassau streets. aud gain Z
up at the windows, hootcd and INDUCED
in various expressions Of dislike TO that
establishment. The American flag being
displayed from all the principle newnpa
Pc, o.nces' ''e aose"ee VI ~ ~ VI. "e'
~ o''ee' 'ee',.a " eA.,'' ~. p"o''I ~
en','o"' ""u '"e poP"'"'e '"uu'seu ~
'""" '"',"''' '""'' " SUI" ''"'ee "1'
p.' 49, NV 80" ny Wv
"e ,', 'p"'''.o.e ~ "..".
,"'e" 'po" Wv P'oP''',' " wv ,e' gu
u","s Wv ~ V -, ~ So ''s
s''.' ~. y NV "',"Iu W '"' '' y"
s''u.'o" ''o"' "'.'oA' "o "'"'' ''sP'"'
wv ,7'''S "'' Ups .
GU. - 10'n -" "",e' va" e"s.h
"s r'oPt'' wv - =" "Pp -"
'l" wiz w s,re'"' '.,n"',S ~ """s
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49, Wv ~" wv" '''''' 49,. N'."P'""s>
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-05-04

Hoxrctnv. Monday last adificnlty
occurred about twelve miles southcast
OF this place, which ter minated in the
shooting Of a man named Hall. by anosh.
or named Gardcnhirc. Hall died IN
very few hours Gardenhirc has since
been taken and lodged in jail, having re-
ceived one or two severe sho,s while be-
ing captured. Nc Kinney Messenger.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-05-04

A mos, cxsrsordi, sry leap II horse 10
r,entio.<si in the Eng,ish papers. Tho
animal in question ran away. and ap
proachng turnpike gate with great
velocity. i, made flying leap over. clear
ing in the bonnd \ distance Of eighteen
'ect eight inches and height Of over
Ave feet six ,uchcs.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-05-04

KsxyucxY Mcusa The Peytooa' left
Louisville yesterday, having On board
The Davis Guards OF tina, city, destined
for the army Of the Confederate States.
This ia the first instAlmcnt in respon~c
TO Lineoln's call upon Kentucky. Their
reception should be an appropriate one.
--Cesrxr i TIE lSA.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-05-04

Fos, P,ckgSs There can be no doubt
tina, large force % Y. ). troops has
been recently thrown otto Fost fickcns
fr m the tlcet oii Pensacola. In fact, va
are informed 10y very reliable gentle.
man of this place that the Brooklyn LET,
three hundred mcn At that fort on tho
18th of Last month. His informant is IN
olsccr on beard one Of the war vessels
at present in the Gulf
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-05-04

The statement that Gen. Juhnsnn il
about 20 h. relieved Of the command Of
tho Military Department Of California 10
probably trar. Gen. johnson has claim.
cd Texas A his home for nearly : quar-.
ter Of : century. and doubtless symps-
,hi.cs with h. in tho present. stats Of
affairs
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-05-04
SECOND DAY OF rRH DonDAHDnYuT OF
AUnpTEl.

saturday "'w"el "r'Ea' ana iove'
y DAY, nut 'hc nag o! each "t the
~" on'"ger'n'S were s''i' hy'ng N state
" "ch'''cc' ana tue heer ""nihed can
non CONTINUED 10 o''lch '"r'il 'h''r merry
'"'"oer MAJ A"d'fs"ns men, 'h""gh
were evidently "e'rie" ny Tue '"ughes
OIL ne past 'wenty.'"'" hours. ~ 'hcy
returned Tue hte "' the enemy oh'v AZ
To- Intervals About c,ght O'clock
SMOKE was see" issuing 't"'" Tue so"'h
erh ehd 81 ms '"rt' showing evidently
'nat sh,i' or hn' s"ot han t"keh
e"'' j" ''e w""n WORK III ,"e III
o''o'' ~ n"''c''' ~ s''"' a''''t'on
~ nis'' hh' ''' SMOKE continued 10 rise
uh',i ~ the course OF some two honr' an
'AP,'s'"h as " u g"hpo""er' ye' no.
n'"u 'n""e" '"' ""e'h'''' proven INV
,ne 'o'' was "h ''re' an" "huer""" was
o'""'"S hp "'S ""''c's I" arrest .he
""''cs' second expression pn' al 10
u" tn'c'' ~ "" 'h"'neh's h's ehI're
p"''"cNs were on N'e' anu u,e ch',re tort
wrapped III names ana SMOKE, iho"s'
S'h"s "e'r c"''"''c" on inc n'''cfy 10
"''"''' '"c o'''n's'"''',, ""' 'n' s''"V
est excitement WAS manifested ID every
co"i'enahc''
And now i"r an ihc,uc"t OF ncro'sn
o''' w''i go DOWN 10 'he 'asl s!''an'e OF
recorded '''ne' ~ ''e must OF az 'i,s
DISASTER when almost snh'ea'e', u Is
supposed WIN neat ana sh'"he, AhdeF'
sons men were at their guns hgh,'rg
with desperation ana pouring the iron
Instruments OF death into the works OF
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-05-04
NOTICE.

ruNIE accounts due Il, Schwartz are now In the
i hands Oft. A. liarris, j. r. for SUIT, any
persons caiag on him soon and paying their &C
counts viii save cost.
Apvtl 20, 1861. en''"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-05-04

No SroxAcu rcs nm rsAv.--On eaAue
day night last 20 49, tAaa - ..
sroops deserted ftoM Fort Hanils~e, n.
7. How many abe9sasalassd sssA -
,thcr citations Il not known
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-05-04

The Governor IT Ohio haa sccrpted
the loan of o36o, go n Tia city Of Csa-
cinna,i and hes. In addition. resolved =
make that city ~ arsssal snd Ssades-
voas for Stats tr0npa.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-05-04

Las, Wednesday. at The cathedral ir
Cbar,es,on. a r. Hs~ war channtcd in
thanksgiving for the blocaless conquest
Of Fort sumter
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-05-04
gxc11IHIHr III PHILADELPHIA AND HEW
York
We copy the following from the New
Orleans Delta, Of the 23d.:

rrleI account ~ lh' 'Ae''tn'e"' "h" '""
less proceedings IN Philadelphia on Nom
day. The cveut.oi the day do net speak
favotably Tor the city Of Bfoihe,ly Lave.
The papers of that city furnish the ioI'
lowing interesting particulars:
Near IL O'clock IN the morning, an ex'
cited crowd gathered III front OF NJ. 81
Chestnut, on the north side OF the street
owing to report that u paper, called
the Palmetto Flag was published in the
building Before the crowd was very
large. several men laborng under con.
siderable excitement, entered the door
leading to the stairway, and attempted
TO 90 ~ to the third story. in which the
nuLlicntion ,,fYice was said To be. A DO.
Iiccmun WAS in the ueighurhood and in.
,crfered and the men were forced out
ayaiu. In "A lew minutes the report Of
their movements spread. and the crowd
soon swclled to- many hundreds A, the
time the rcport reached the Mayors
oifice m. Mavor was engaged in official
business. and all .he Lieutcnau,s Of the
CITY were at the central station. He dis
patched the Lieutcnants at once TO the
scene. and ~ many Of the reserved corps
n
as were "a, "''l' 'r''y 81 '"'" Wa
WIN 'ne 0n'c, VI -. Wv" =.
'e"o'',' ''',. '"e ~, H. -,
sAc',u' ~ 'ns,enu LAY ,.an, a -' -, H. ,ho
nag s"o"'" We - H.. o.,
"'hu'"' " '"o IT.,
The Mayor subsequently arrived, and
''aoe . '~ se'" - ,o,;ra nal ,ha
n"' seem o'spoo'u -, "" "a
!"".o' "s a." opt" - H., ~. ,;,,a
c','~e"s 4" 'e"Ne '"o f'". 49," -. n
arg nag "' - .;a ,',.'h .hoar;n,,
a nD'''1 VIZ lief. -
MS "'' '"e '"eo' ',l ,'.I;,.h
'"e "Sse'nu'"se' ""u 90" ', ou " ,",nd', 81
T'' , ,p'o. ,aa h,,Id;n, unnn h.;,g
,no '''o"',".u ''"s' .d IN,
~" >''' J., ,.a,a L,.
'"' '"'' :" p". w.. -, :, Son, -,
~ """ - ,,n,a IN n. .,,.r.
Wv F''NO
"' w., A., o,.l -.
~ - ~. Wv" nns,nn,bn,so and
sa"."eu -, 'o III, W ,ho na,;nn,i cnlors ~
NM ''', ''u' ' ,ha;, .ga,,s,os, wh;rh
w ", '' 5',, "F0" WIN o
A, ano o,,,,cl III. A,cus Office wa.
AZ "'p O''sn .Is ,,sss IS h,,
' o", IN h";na, wh, wonla have torn j,
IVA" u'S -. lad .,
az az, ''''" 'r ,,l,ai c,inr. a. 900, az
mug o ta Wv, r,,i"n ''" Thnsa lawicss ,rn.
''' - ,,.,,''a ,",,,. 80 ,ho order
L.,' ,,,',s ,.;,,~rns r~yi,ing the memories of
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-05-04

Lincoln has appointed thirty indcrscrs
of the infamous He|pes Book TO impor
t~nt elices
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-05-04

New Ycsk. 81 present. presents high
" As~~i~aseA appearances. t~'Nk rsacaS
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THE RECENT BATTLE AT PHILLIPPI.
Correct and Reliable Details.

Col J. W Spalding, of Richmond, who was q
pqrticpatOr in the recent fight at Phillipp gives the
DiSDdt,A the following particulars of that affair
Our forces were posted in the town of Phillippi
and numbered in all about 200 effective fighting
men.
The commanding officer, Col. Porterfeld, having
been informed on Sunday, by courageous lady.
WINS rode from Fairmont IN Marion county, through
the lines of the enemy at Graftoa. and ence to
Phppi distance of 2G miles, that II was the pur-
pose Of the enemy TO attack us, and knowing his
superior force determined upon retiring TO Beverly
which is distant thirty miles. Not having at hand
the proper mode of conveyance horses and wagons
were impressed with the view OF leaving at mid
night.
IL is stated that an order was issued for the pick
cts outposts and scouts be in at ii O'Clock Sun
day night and this order was obeyed. The baggage
OF the respective companies was placed upon the
wagons but for some reason best known 10 the
commanding officer the horses were not attached
and they were left standing in the streets
1t in this position of affairs that on the morn
ing of Monday, about daylight. the enemy opened
fire upon us from two gun battery of FOUNDERS,
posted upon crowned point upon the opposite
shore Of the Tygarts Valley River, " ich success
fully commanded the camps of Churchville Caval-
ry, of Augusta, and the Cavslry of Rockbridge
numbering altogether about $50 men. who were
situsted on the opposite side of the river.
The horses of these corps being unaccustomed to
the fie of the artillery, broke from the picket
ropes, by WHICH lney were lieu 10 Inc iSbcS, tiG
stampeded in the widest confusion. dashiDg in
among the halfformed infantry and filling the
streets
It was sometime before the confusion produced
by both the fire and the stampede was overcome.
Meanwhile the enemy upon the opposite side of the
river endeavored to force the passage of the bridge
with one piece Of artillery which he had held in
serve; but In this movement he was checked by
bold charge of Captain Richards, of the Bath Cav
airy who was stationed on the opposite side Of the
road. A running fire Their ensued. which continued
up the main street of the town, the enemy having
fina succeeded in crossing the bridge. and the
successive discharges from the troops brought him
to a stand during every few rods of his progress.
On reaching the curve of the road leading to- |