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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-15

Ia ID X Z 8 s U II >.
We are receiving large supply OF LADIES'
DRESS FURS. such as Russian Sable, MINK,
Fitch, Martins, and other desirable Fancy FuTs for
LADIES, Misses and Children.
For Gentlemen We have NJ U FILE and
GLOVES. al of which will be sod at the lowest
s. L w. MEYENBER6's,
"a Market space. (Avenue House,l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-15

Il afternoon of the l4th instant, a bl iokl
mare MULE. with switch tail, about l3SA
hands high, 5years old. The above re- Nv
ward viii be paid On returning the same6sk~N.
to No. 429 Pennsy lvaaIa avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-15

STOLEN-From near Bunny Oak. Charles co ,
- Md, on the 14th instant, a arge sorrel n
HORSE, with blsz, face ard white hind ~
feet; had 90 saddle and bride A liberal 81
reward will be paid lot his return to the above
named place.
X
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-15

A CAPABLE AND INDUSTRIOUS MANIS
N want to taks the exclusive sale of this CITY
of one OF the most attractive and reai msrito-
rious curiOsities Ont-the Storm Indlc,tor, or Is
cent Baromete Its ntirely new. and is having
8 sale unprecedented. This offers q oh,nc~ for
profitable investment seldom s9ualed SAMPLE By
mail for 50 cents. Address HUBBARD BROS f,
SIS Nassau street, New York. no u Sc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-15

L. LADIES' FURS!
Now ready q full assortment of Ladies' Fancy
Furs, in q their variety.
III special Fur Room & ted up. Passage
through the store.
b. ii. STINEMETZ 236 Pa. av.,
no Il st Near corner ThiTtesnth st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-15

| TAKEN UPON the l tn instant, a small sorrel
l. HORSE, very poor The owner is re-
| guessed to come forward. prove property. %
| pay charges and tax him awar. 81
| THEODORE WARNER,
| no 1857 No. SO Bridge st GEORGETOWN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-15

STRAYED OR STOLEN-On the 18th inst I,
- from the General Post Office, a medium n
Sic d bay HORSE, with white hind legs, ~
blaze face, rat tail. and marked ~ s" 49,
Thus. Golfer, st the aDove-named place.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-15
LOST AND FOUND.

O REWARD-Lost, Yesterday evening, on
,DO Pa av.. between 10th and 18th IT'S, n
gold WATCH, with gold disl The above s5sl
il To the Star OficB 1T
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-15

pLAIN SILKS IN MOST CHOICE SHADES
at the old prices.
With all other kinds of Silks, Wooden Dress
Goods. ClOaks, Shawls, Nantes, 80.
Also, ouI usual full stock of all T. eadlng sta
pie Dry Goods for general family wants.
One price only. marked in plain figures.
Carpets, Curtains, Oilcloths. Rugs, &c upper
floors. PERRY & BROTHER,
Ps, av., ard 9Th street,
no IS Std perry Bulldin,."
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-11-19
BOOTS AND SHOES.
New Boot and Shoe Store

new 6OOC ana puOe DLOTe
JOHN MARTEN,
- WOULD inform Lis friends and the niti-
- Z. zenA generally that he has opened II BOOT
and SHOE STORE, No. 4iU WALNUT street
~ door oelpw Fflh street. wilmington
Delaware where he intends keeping instantly on hand
good assortment OF home mAde work, such ientle-
mems fine and Boots and ssops; Lales Gaiers
Of the best quality asu good assortment Of Chdrens
shoes Of all sizes. lilo will mike order the shortest
notic- sll kinds ofcusumer work His Of Leather
81 has been selected from Of the largest houses in
the city His journey Aaen good and practical ork-
and se feels confident he will lie able give entire
satisfaction to all who may i've him call
As-REPAlRlNG done with neatness aud dispatch,
sep 2l JOHN MAR1EN.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-11-19
DRESSLER'S
HAIR JBWELRY STORE,

n No 4 SoRiA Eighth Street, Pdladelphio.
an hand anil or sale ehoice assortment ol superior
" pAterus-and will pait 70 order. bracelets, Ear
Rings Finger Rlgs Breast Pins Crosses, Neebllce Vest
aud Guard Chains, 8c., &u.
ss- Orders enclosing Tie hair 10 he plated, may be
sent by mali. Tive draWu; you can On
paper, and enclose such amount you may choose 10
ly
Cost As fellows ur Rings So to So; Breast Pins, 50
70 sI Finger ltugs "a es 10 $3.50; Vest Chains So To
Il Necklaces, 81 20 slU,
Ss-hir put into Itdallious, Box Breast Pins, Rings
ls lu.1y
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-11-19
NEW BOOKS

NEW BOOKSI
Al b. 5. z Balitr's Book and Rewspoper Store.
d20 MARKET Street,
WILMINGTON, UELAWAIR
dTumps, story r' American life hy q. W. Curtis,
The Crossed PATH iy MhRio Cnlllul.
Harry Harsun, by Joiu A. irving
The Attorney, by John q, irving
The Constitution %! tha United States
Wild Life, by Capt. biayne Reid
Life Of General Francis MstiOu.
Eyerybnly's Lawyer
Moral History uf Women
Miss Gilbert Career
One Of Them, by Chas Llvo-
The First falgs Step, by R.tnods
Ihe NOmhn IN White ty Wukie Colihns
twenty-five different kuIe of Novcis NJ = it,,a.,
=, AZ the aiagaiines. Daily and Weekly Newsnsns,s
variety '' 'A'e ln Fisat
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-11-19
THE LIVING HOME
Peonle,s Boarding House

OUPI5 UUIuI4Ib ILUU55'
NO REDUCTION or PRICES for the simple reason that
lN put them up bat have been doing business
thus for half the usua charges the
dlons, and have been enahled to do from the
fact a5 have less eNpenses to pHy out of business
We depending mainly tho soil for subsistence
ana however much there Is u WAR and destruction the
land still brings firth AN abundance for MAN and beast
Reing thus suatel sha continue TO take boardsrs
whether nyalids we'll at very low prices. Persons
wishing to be- quiet have apartments in the "Chesnut
Grove Cottage llouse-tuy ,tUer resiieuce,where they
will be tell ID, and at the time have the pTyile
HE baths and TAKE part in The several Of the
Living Homo. J. A. BROWN,
augBu Near Wilmington. iirl.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-11-19

20 THE AFFLICTED.
For AgUe.
Use Brlnghursts Ague Dose,
Use Osgood's India Choagogue,
Ute laschas Aguc Alixture &c.
For weak or Emlianed Eyes.
Use Bringhursts Eye Water,
Use fhompson's Eye w,et,
Tie Poor Richards Eye Water,
Use lieeker's Eye halsan.
For Coughs.
Us, Briughursts cough SYRUP,
Use Jaynus Expeetorant
For Dyspepsia.
Use Bringlursts Dyspeptic pills,
Use Comp syrup Of rhusphates
Comp Syrup of Hypophosphiies,
Iooiaads German nlttcrs
For worms.
Use Drinshursts Worm syrup
Use Bringhursts Worm LOzenges,
Use Fahnestock's y,rmifuge, Sc.
For Hernia or Rupture.
Ga to L. Bringhurat 4 Co and be fitted with Truss.
For FIatuIence.
usr Bringhurst's Ginger Lozenges
For Children Teclhing.
Jse lowers Infant Cordial
For II CssthaFIIc or Purge
Use iringhursts Pun uiye Syrup, q substitute for Cas-
tor oHD
Use Bringhursts Pursative Pills, tsugar coael)
use Citrateuf MAgnesiA,
Use Seidlitz Powders &e.
For Purifying the Blood.
Use Bringhursts Alternative Syrup
Ayers sarsaparilla,
Bulls sarsapsrla,
Peruvian Syrup, &c
For Constipation.
Use Rringhurs's lurgatiye Syrup,
/ Bowers Aie1cated Figs
Or one Of those superior Elastic syringes sold by Bring
| burst L Co.
For Diet.
Use Sage Tapi0ea lroma, Pure Chocolate, Gelatin q
iunket made with lirinshursts Liquid liennet.
For Illuminating Purposes,
Use the genuine Kerosene oil with those supeto
lowpriCed Lamps, sold by
EDW. BRlNGHURST & Co,
MANUFACTURING PHARMACEuTIsTs,
CoyBerof MARKET ami SirH SIS, Wilmington.
sep Is
Bringhurst's Ess. Ginger.
FGlly equal to amy in the Market Sold at low prices
the Proprietors,
u. BRlNGl1URsT, & co.
Corner Sixth and Market Streets.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-11-19
JOHN MoLEAR & SON,

JOHN MeLEAh " OOINi
Conveyancers, Notaries Public,
Real Estate, Stock, Note and
Exchange Brokers,
No. M Market street,
DELAWARE FIRE INSURANCE BUILDING.
DEEDS, BONDS MORTGAGES sc, &C., promptly and
pRoMIssoRY NOTES NEGOTIATED.
STOCKS AND LOANS of all kinds bought and sold on
commission in this city at the rokera boards in Phla-
dalnhia New York or other cities by means Of cores
handing brokers who all firms Of high standing.
oAng purchased abroad the regular brokers commission
of quarter per cent being divided between ourselves
and agents. =.
DRAFTs.--We draw on Philadephia New York or Dos
ton and procure drafts on other American cities al the
iowsgt rates Of exchange
| FOREIGN DRAFTS-We draw Great Britain, Ire
and tjerlnAny and eYery other country in Europe.
on houses Of undOubted standing in sums to suit our
customers A.. ,,., ,,
At the NEST favorable rates allowed by he market
premium will almost always be allowed for Checks on Ne"
/ York -,
of Real Estate In country and respectfully lhYt5
and when desired by customers attend TO the colet
| tion OF their rents. i.
COLLECTIONS correspondence enables US to
reach any prominent point In America or In any ioeEn
country through the most reliable channels, Our hcli
ties for mnking collections therefore complete and
consequently persons avang themselves Of them may u
Onfdent that their business Will DO ialthiuiN hht
srolnptly attended to. ur charges are as low as arr
made by any reliable parties ,, /,
In every case where we employed our aim is to d.
he best for the interest of customers aud we sOci
he patronage Of our friends and the public generally
ian JOHN MeLkAR SON
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-11-19
Iron Railings. Verandahs. SC.

Having II complete aud elpiee selection Of patterns
believes his facilities superior TO any establishment In
State tor this particular hrlnoh, and hU feels
ed IN assuring his friends that any orders for enclosing
Cemetery lots yarlf Neraudahs will give entire asi'
faction. CHARLES STEWART.
Wilmington, Del, March /, ls6l.-l2ly
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-11-19
HOTELS.
nxoHAMeR HoTRL.
STEWARTIS FOuNnERY.

THE und, signcl having purchase the culire interest
L iu the FOUNDRY aud RAILING SiiOP, &c., at lie
corner Of FRONT aud hpNl.OE STREETS, in this city
prepared to execute all orders that may he entrusted 10
car
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-11-19
WAWASET NURSERIES,

WAW ASSET N Oho hIB0
THE undersigned having made arrangements with
Of the most reliable Nurstrym men in this country
s prepared to furnish all kinds Of
NURSERY STOCK
OF the best quality at reasonable prices lie would re-
spectuly advise those intending to plant the coming
fall send their orders early the first appica in
variably secute the best trees.
Intelligent planters must be fully aware Of the Advan
tiges of bnyi their trees &c, at home where they
make their selection, in preference TO the fire.
quent practice Of buying from repfcd agents from Us
tanee who seldom second time,
bA-l0,OOO one year Silver Naples for sale low.
aug n EDWARD TATNAL
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-11-19

PILES! PILESi PILESi
AM now selling for the Itching Piles "Ros mans Cure
which find to be the hes remedy of the kind have
ever sold. Also, Dr.. Upham's Pile Eleetuary.
II. Il. BRINGHURST
Wholesale and Retail Druggist, 3l7 Market street.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-03-23
THr GOVERNMENT LoAv-Thc Mon,gom

TIE GOVERNMENT LoAS.-Thc Montgom.
cry Advertiser, Of the It'll, says
1t is with much pleasure and satisfac.
ton that we inform our readers that we
have intelligence iiom reliable source,
that large portion Of the new loan Of
fered by the Government Of the confed-
crate States will be taken by the citizens
Of New Orleans at par. This confidence
Of our people in the securities o! this
Government contrasts quite favorably
with that of the iragmcntary parts Of the
late United States in the loans recently
authorized by the Congress at Washing.
ton. The prompt disposition Of conf
dcnce thus cvinced by our people is,
however, not surprising, when we con
slider the character Of the investment,
and the ample means provided for secu-
ring the payment OF the principal and
interest
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-03-23

Hos Duptgy A. MA~S.-A Montgon''
cry correspondent Of the Columbus sun
says that this gentleman has been se'e'
graphej to proceed to Montgomery IN
media, v, and that he is now on his
way from Washington. He will be
made one Of the European Ambassadors.
provi.,,l he Is now u citizen OF the Con
ie,I.ratc States II not o citizen, then he
will be offered The position oi Secretary
Of Legation to the Embassy
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-03-23

Our latest dates from New Orleans arc the
evening Of the 10th inst The sales Of cotton
for the week, sum up 4e.soo bales. Midtlling
is quoted at &c strict mddling IAN. Re
ceipts Of the week embrace q 300 bales against
$4,000 for the corresponding week last year.
The total receipts since the LIST Of September
have been ,7t4,i03 bales against 81, 90 10
the same date last year
JEFFERSON Crry, Friday, March IS.
BEEF CATrLE.-Receipis during the
week ending this evening 4s7 Western and 336
Texas Cattle. The market was pretty active
We quote Western B,evrs nj 1(a,s and Sic.
= n yrcss, and Text at ela0a25 and $50 4
head. Abou, 30 Western and Is Texas cat
tic remain on sale.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-03-23

GREELEY RrvrrEp OFT or HIS Owx
Nourn -Thc Tribune saya, ian over.
whelm'ng majority Of the people have
just instructed the Federal Administra.
ton to insist on the very principles and
measures which the proposed conccs.
sons require il to resign; aud it asks,
is the Republican party to succnmb to
the will Of the minorityy BY no means
Massa Greeley The figures in your own
almanac rctuic you, showing that the
Republican party who elected Lincoln
are IN minority instead Of an over.
whelm'ng majority Of the people. These
figures are:
sor Lincoln ..-.........-..l ,s5i $40.
For the other candidates ............. 7soa 500.
II to this vote we add 80, 900 for South
Carolina, whose vote ia not counted, be-
cause she elects the President by her
Legislature, the majority against Lincoln
is one million Of votes. But these fix.
urcs do not tell the truth, for the official
returns which we published show that
the majority is over million. Lincoln
was elected by a plurality and not ma.
jority of the popular vote, With what
audacity, therefore, does the Tribune
dare to say that the President oi the Re
publican party is elected by an over
whelming majority Of the people, and
that, therefore. the minority are bound to
succumb The argument cuts the other
way, for If there be any virtue in the
opinion Of maloritics, then /. is the Re
publican party and their platform which
must go under -Nop York Usrah.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-03-23
~ Nltc Goods.

4 VERY handsome stock Of Swiss, Jacone',
u Check Null and \ansook Nuslius Dotted
and Striped Swiss Bishop and Victoria Lawns.
Linen Lawn. Irish Linen, Linen Cambria III.
low case Linen Linen Sheciing, bleaehcd AMI
Brown Table pamass Towels, Tovelling and
Napkins Birds Eye Diaper, Elcachci Domestic
Blcaehcd ,Shectings, l,rosn and Yellow Linens.
Mar.cil,s and Honey Comb Qaills. Furniture
pimity Bonnet Cord. sc. just received and Tor
sale At prices to suit the iimes by.
BRADFEl.p h TAiIFN.
Jan ). SCI ui6y
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-03-23

4 P,crtHr ny RErrmIc.S llsSp-Ihe
followin is the picture OF olhce'seeking
presented 10y the Washington cores
pondent of the Philadelphia North Amer
lean
The multitude that at this moment
tbronrs the avenues of the Capitol and
of the Hobbies OF Wizards Hotel, can be
compared to nothing else bat crowd OF
hungry bcggars, each one bawllng at the
tor of his lungs, and scramhling for thc
crnmh. that fall from the table,
1--WE lind him Lincoln surrounded
hy noisy and inpatient declalmers and
trading politicians, that they may get
Office lie has no peace, morning. noon,
ornigh,.
We say that this is a sorry sight.
Apart from the serious damage To our
bcst-nay. even to our commoneSt inter
csts at this crisis, there Is something M
exprcssihly sad in contemplation OF
wha, we have come to-
But now -Wrsr has the seeking al
ter places displayed a more odious char
artrr than it now does, for IT shows to-
what point the fcrociiy of sctishncss has
attained
The applicants who cucumber the
npproachcs To- the Senate, the House, the
Presidents apartments by thousands
seem To- care little or nothing Tor the az
ouics of the country. or the dangers ol
civil war What must the world THINK
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-03-23
Notice.

TAR j. II. JOHNSON Resident pcntlsi Maf-hsll
~ fcxas fully appreciates tAc patronage and con
nience extended 10 him fat the last two Year. and
homes g. merit H. continuance j. responsible tot all
work done hy him. Teeth put ny on rold plate fton
on. h. fun set HIS service. c,n be obtained B.! al
dressing him by mail
ar prr1rs- In Ruf,pf hutiIint up stairs.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-03-23

Departure or Tx PRESIDENT BronASAs.-
Tx President Buchanan lief, for Wheat
land on the afternoon Of the 5th- He
was escorted 20 the railroad depot 10y the
military As the train was about leav'
ing he was cbccred BY an immense
crowd
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-03-23

A dispatch To the Herald, dated Thurs.
day, says: The militia Of the seas will
he invoked at once by the South in event
Of blockade. Between fifty and one
hundred privateers are in readiness for
the ocean, and will commence operations
probable that the first victim of this re-
taliatory policy may be the California
gold ships and the Atlantic steamers.
There are over three hundred ports, be.
tween the Capes of Virginia and the
Brazos, into which they could bo carried
with safety. The New England shipping
interest is understood to be clamorous
against coercion. Leading business men
here declare that Boston alone could fur.
nish privateers sufficient 70 ruin New
England commerce.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-03-23

The Cincinnati Enqurcr's Geographic
correspondent of the LIST says
II is asserted that Governor Hicks, OF
Maryland, told Mr. Lincoln today that ii
Mr. Chase got seat in the Cabinet,
Maryland wouLi have no confidence in
the incoming Administration, and would
leave the Union in less than thirty days.
There is considerable excitement IN polit.
zeal circles in consequence of these and
other reports.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-03-23

FNnfr l. 1Rours AT PENSACOLA -- The
Montgomery Advertiser says 1t was
stated in the Alabama Convention on the
9th. by John Cochran, Of Barbour, who
had probably received dispatch TO that
effect, that there are now concentrated at
Pensacola six United States war YES.
sells, with about 1900 troops on board,
ready to assist Lieut. Slcmmcr in the de-
Tense Of Fort Pickcns should an attack
be made upon it,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-03-23

TAKEN up by VIM Evans, living about
3 miles North. IVES, of the City Of Marshall,
on the Marshall and Spencer road, and posted
before VIM. Woodson, J. +, for beat No 5 (;
one yoke OF Oxen one a yellow pied OK, marked
in the RICH, ear, and an under half crop in the
left FIVE or six years old the other a black OK
with white face, marked crop and under bit in
the right ear. and under bit in the let years
old both valued at $50.
Is. + FRIEDRICH, ok.
March % lsGl. n21;3t
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-03-23
Mr.. Douglas resolution. rcspcctinu


the Government proocrtv in tho scceJ;n"
States. was taken I'M
Mr.. Douglas said The presi,c,, had M
right to collect :bc revenue in the scccd.
inv States nor IN cali n,, IN. m;,;,.rv
cxccpt .s ,,,,- ,,.,,,,., E,Ao,,I -,
fccr said that a, ,,,,v os o,,r,or oc !,
million nj INV. cxr..... nj n million .y.s
necessary ,n ,,ta a., ,ar,. &C. IT,, aJ
voc,,.J ,,o,,I,,on,- ~ IL, Cans,;,u,;".
ia h,lJ ,Lo I'D. -, ,a, al ,,,.,,.,, w.
u,;on or ,h. whaio e' '''> 'N''' ~
H. VII, r.ol;oa s,,;n ,ho Aa,,;,
;s,,.,;cn si.a,,,J ai,', 80. a.. IL.
,hran,h ,ran,in,a,' =, - !, ia 80
,I.ncn ''''
w. no,,lou r.,o,,o1 .,,;,, tia, Mr.
WI, - 49, 49,. ,, ~ ,h.
po.,,,i;, -,
"V g., 20 -, ,.,o, uo
na.i.r ro..,.,,a,, .,a U.,.
H. n,,,.,aa al H., a;5 mo-, ,oo,, ,ho,
A., - ta - ,,,' 80, H.,
country Drawn into war fAnnl,usoN
ua sna..ns,.d ,h., ,ha n.,lrrr,ns ho
ci,,roJ
H. no,o,l,s .i,l,. ,o,l IA. MOO,
Tho ncmhcrs =, ,hc c,b,uet held n
,a..,;n ,"1ar ,raha,J, o. con.nl, ,c.
n,rd,n, ,hc Sor,he,n rn,ts Gcn scot,
,,reson,
~ ..,,',. u..,,,,c Tho Com,,;s.
s;o,.rs from tho Confcderate states do
no, ox,cc, a., answer for several DAYS to
, uV' ~. "' ""' WV w.
Crn,, weigh, !. o,t,cb,d in noli,ical
circles ~ H. FossnnJa,,s declaration
I'm, a., Adm;,;s,r,,ion con,empla,es n
,,.,,,, IL. a,J I'D NO, oxcr,,;ec any
an,ho,,,v nj .,r;c,,x in accordnucc with
III. i,,v mo-, mill ,nn,, time for an cx.
,m;n,,;,n If ,hc suh,cc, in all ia hear.
;,,'., L., ,,oo,,L.J
fla prosiJar, has onnointed Mr. Uol.
,onar 81 Jnd;an, Gommiasioucr Of
pa,.1,,
NJ yo,v March l5-The Tribpnc
,n,a,,,oa. ,L,, El;i,h U,ml;n n brother
=, A., Va, pras;J,',, h,s hcou annoin,.
al c"m,,;.,.;nnar nn.l.r tho R,i,;sh rccin.
ro,;,v ,,.atv
rl', s,sa,.rs ,,,o,,oroa lac tho rn;,od
60, ~ - ,'.,", :, 49, nn r,J.,I
80. r,.. r. -, ,,,,r.,rou, go.
-
"'u.!x Ao.e.u,a, ,ru,or s,vs ,ho Cr,sa.
,a n . un' :" "ha,,as,"n - aba 81, Major
Anl g oar",nand
~" ~ 'u' . eO"' 80 'a. u,ha,,L ,h, I'm.
-" o., ..' WV" ,lD a,,'r., 1l;n Snnrlv have
P''' wy .'' ',o 81 n s"p a'ff'
''v""S I'm" NJ ~. Ior,ir,
v Nm "nN or 49, saws tho Pros.
!. ~ Witt: -.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-03-23
Advertisement.

Advertisement.
Chill- aud Fever, thilI- and Fever One Of the
greatest remedies that has ever been laid before the
public for Fever aud Ague and which have received
the high.. cnoomium~ from the pres- aud the people
Is DIR. j. HOSfETTERS CELEBRATED BlTTEl,S.
Who would endure the torures arising from this
ribe disease when II caa he so easily eutcdf Who
would endure -ropc-s nj hts burning fever and icy
chill- alternately when remedy eau be obtnlScd for
a mere ttIhc And yet how many families linger op,
a painful existence under TIL badly blight, and DO
nothing hu, gulp d1wN quinine. until It becomes as
ih.if laily meals aud yet they are not re
levcd None hn, the foolish and wcas would hesitate
10 procure these valuable 'ter- and save themselves
intense agony.
For sale by
SEARS 4 WITHERsPOON.
Marshall. Texas.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-03-23

4 woman of fortytwo, Anna Maston.
attended the funeral of her eighth hus'
band in Portsmouth, England, on the
lath ult.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-03-23
lSOOkS. NOOks.

4 VERY large lot of School and misc,lla-
u neous Books foolscap Legal Cap, Letter
and Note paper, BaN Envelopes. Car.s Envcl-
opes and visiting Cards Pens and LAX. just re
ceivcd and fpr sale by
BRApFlELp & TALLY.
Jan. 5 1901 nio;y
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-03-23

The public reception OF Major Gener-
al Twiggs in New Orleans, last week
was the most cordial. enthusiastic and
imposing that Las taken place in New
Orleans for many long year. The gal.
liant veteran must have felt truly ola,cd
indeed at the proud and brilliant greet
ing which was given him by the citi-
zcns Of New Orleans, following SO fast
on the cudeavor To- throw slur upon
his name by the Administration.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-03-23

The Halifax journal ridlcnlcs the idea
of "A Union between the British North
American colonies and the Northern
States of the present American Conicd'
eracy
If, says the editor, there was ever any
desire IN the part 81 these co'on'cs--"h'
many years ago there may have heen,-
for annexation to tie United States, the
present crisis has most eiiectualy qnash'
r,; il. VIVA, have we to gain from an
ssEss \. ;. = .,e'es, who
have Just sacrificed ON the altar oil
higher law their hitherto prosperous
Union Our interests VIII be with
the Southern Confcderacy, where We
shall look for employment Tor onr snip
ping. for marke, Tor our fish and we
may even supplant the North IN 'nr"'s'''
ing them with manufactured articles