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SECOND cOMMUNloArIoS FROM MAJOR ANDER-
SOW
70 Iis FroelI.nev, Coz. PioEsns:


To his Erosilsney, Coz. PioksHs:
SIR II have the honor to acknowledge
the receipt of your communication, and say
thai under the circumstances have deem
ed it proper to refer the whole matter to
my Government aud intend deferring the
course indicated in my note this morn
ing until the arrival from Washington Of
such instructions as may receive. have
the honor also to express the hope that no
distractions will be placed in the way, and
that you will do me the favor of giving
every facility for the departure and return
Of the bearer; Lieut. T. Talbot, who is di-
rected to make the journey.
lSigned BoB'T ANDERSON
Gov Pickens Immediately granted the
permission desired and directed Lieut.. Tai
bot to have every facility and courtesy
granted to him as Bearer Of Dispatches to
the o. S. Government both in going and
returning.
CHARLESTON, Jan. 10.
Lieutenant Talbot left Charleston late
last night with dispatches from Major An
derson to the President of the United States.
Lieutenant Talbot goes to Washington for
further instructions from the President
A party Of gentlemen entertained him at
the Charleston Hotel previous TO his. de-
parture. There is no excitement here.
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4EaaL al1tIfEs.


THE UNDERSIGNED HAS
been appointed Administrative Of the estt b. Of
tInes H. CrOwl late Of Cleveland, County Of Cnya-
hoga, State Of ohio, deceased.
December 9th, $50. ALAlRA CRoWB
A SSIGNMENT NOTICE.-T II E
n creditors OF Henry #. Perclval, OF Cleveland,
hereby notified that on the 4th day Of Deem Der,
ment OF his property to me in trust ior the benefit OF
his eretors and that they are regnired 20 present
to entitle them to share IN the proceeds 9f 5e geP
'iis, iBise,cspber s. lsao dee27;slg !,
MASTER'S SALE.=IN PURSU-
I'LL ANCE OF deorctal order issued from the
Nourf Of Common Pleas q Cuyahoga county, Ohio
10 which Geqrge. ". Gfrty, e. a piaintitis, and
directed, shall expose for sale q the door Of the
court House in the city Of aegeiand, 10 said eaulty
of said day the following described lands and teue-
menis; Situate IN she township q Newburg, Cuya-
oriFinal iot 16bsf s2i and s bounded as blows
beginning st the centre q the fttseurgh koad 80
owned By Eoazer Gable, thence north forty ave 5i
degrees east twelve 10 chains end forty three lt
nov the centre ofths Highway; tlsuc6 norm one
fourth Of degree east along the east line q lia ot
2 i've (5) chains g sto nei Themes south iortysfe
ff5l DEGREES west taen (l3l chains and uinefy-Qne
(sil links to the centre Of said Pittsburgh road isad-
i've ff5l dsqrees tt sIon4 fhs cantrs Of aam road
three 90 chains and nlty-tWo $50 links % the place
Of beginning lul sans cQnlAiuIul Atl a-lN1 Il -sf
he the same more or less, but subject % ali legal
iWif. ". TOUSLET,
n slade. Magtcf Comm'r.
Plas Atty. lans
A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE
"a Notice Is hereby given thai the undersigned
fa7 beon duly appoinfed and qualified a. Adaiui3-
frior win re NJ annexed Ol John kneai leeeaa-
ed LTTUER ia. pRENflsS.
Cleveland, yanuary 3, ISL. lanleszl
III a Tbrsu. : Before IA Miller, Justice Of tha
~ VI Pcaca Of Cleveland lqiFnghips
George A. Davis. Cuyahoga County Ohio.
ON THE PATH DAY OF NO
VFMBER, ls60, said Justice isgued an order q
ss7f IL the above action for the sum q rory
Doiisr- 16ieh action viii be for hcarings danuaTI
sd, ISL 81 2 ooioeA z n F.G. THRALL,
jan7:ug BYF, HoTsy, bis Attorney
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-11

THE UNDERSIGNED HAS
been appointed AdmiRistrairix Of the esta +. Of
tmes II. CrOWl late Of Cleveland, County Of CuYa-
December 9th, $50. ALAlRA oR0WL.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-11

Forts Johnston and CasFeh Weze taken
possession on of the night Of the sch By the
SmifhWeD Gusrds.
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RfA.7IER5S SALE-PURsUANT


iVH 70 the command Of decreIll order OF sale Is
sit Il from the Court Of Commun Plees, ot Guyan ga
county Ohio al the suit Of JAMES T Newman plAiu-
ill., iiguTst susan a. Snlailey, defendant. 70 me ql
re,te shall Jfior for safe at public ancton, a tue
door ofthe ourt House, in the city Of Cleyeland in
said count ~ he 10Th day Of January 1901 at Two
O'Clock i. M, the following described PREMISE
namely, a lot II land situated in the township o.
B o0kiym uOw Cleveland, West Siues) beng No.
in the thirteenth tl3th) range Of townships N ne
Connecticut Western Reserve in the etaie Of Oti9
ana which also in the county OF Nuyahogi anu rs
ip the city of eyelBnd and is known part Of sub
lot no three hundred aud three tais IL Benedict 3
Roots allotment Of part Of original lots MOSS ana
49, and is bounded a. follows namely nertherl y
sub-lot 10. sB4. eastefly BY alley; westerly by
Birch street; and sontherly by line dFa1 q. irou
the easterly line Of Biruh street and = feet s0utry
from the northeast corner Of said sub lot 10. ISo
and pssiiei with the north line Of said sub lot S
eastery IS feets thence at right angles with this line
south two (1 ieet; thence easterly and ~ fght an
giles wi the last line ak 65) ect5 thence uorIriy
at right angles with this last line two ~ eeti thence
eastefIy At right angles with this last line and r
alle with the north line OF said sub lot No 5 told
alley, be the more less, but subject 70 ali
legal highWays Appraised .Talus-Four Hundred
Dpll1l11 Nef7y-l ,,rrr - - n er-rr7sFtar
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SAEEoRi5s AIHER I4GG's
ia.l.hs1 ~. sltaiafd eids
2 s.lh ssHl. ..ass B 81 lss t
3 dsseaI..I lllse.sa. !, gl.hintA
An1il9a eiii
8 3. s5.;.55s. H.a.i s::. .s E fsUMN
vi rqre LtFs1 eoG- iglzlaT8, BIS
laeiks, ll1sEEsslE ,fII0E-' p 'fc DrarnHcs
t9irges seaIlsEslss y igH0lic, Ca0LEa.
,i.5l-,ss. ~ -. ls.l 2 r Hgien .En
O1Dl AARy fAlIILF,s MEDICISE it wa
isFj sijs7 81 l'28isI rWBSFIi aiS us. IS NJ
Qtf Z ~ - A-.-s sPoQss " AA4 IA
Az eAe use Il are giving their testimony iH iss f.
ta-mis eater it ihs rnouih with the lnviseriog
..'a '5i. p5f5'r -si7 Sss 53IIfa PER BOTTLE
Also Sanf0rds Family Cathartic Piils
Com pounded from Pure Faa6ttola Extrlcls, aud pa
~ % Glass Gases, AZ Iighti and WI
The FAMILY CATHARTiC PILL b . gaatis bHt
49iize tatl.rti1. hich ~ r-e1zleiqs hes ned IN
The constantly fiiersss-| !, idg demand rom thos
who have long used tfe.'- fIlls and the sstllae
ton which al express IN = regari 20 their use haz
me Proisssi0n ven - know that 5iHs7sntla-
tbartics act on dilareul Inestlons of the bowels.
The Famiy Cathariil = .Piil has, with due raisr-
enco 81 This we'll estIl-I lislI1d lactl been e1u-
n1uudal frsl1 variety . 0f the rurl1f te91ralle
Extracts which act alie- on eTry part % t1e AZ
/ renfarV canal and ardf- .go0D and 1aFE iu all .
s71es where b CatharfidIl 'is needed such a. De-
rTnre1eu fs of the ston = 'lch. ElceriHesg Pains in
the Back and A0ns Cos = tiVeuessr Pain aud sore
ne.s over the whole 3olf from sudden cold, which
frequently, II neglected 2 end iu long CUurasu ul
Fever. los Of Apuel = |fiia, a Creeping eeus1
I ton 0f Cold over fnc- BODY, Res stleGsue
] Head che. or Waiaht.@ in the Head, al lull11
matory Diseases, MormsIo in Childrfn or aar
Eheuniati3m, 3 great furiler oi tle bllQ aiq - -
diseases % which hesl % heir, too zurner0us @
/ ton 10 this advertisement. Dose % g. nnR Soeu
PRICE 80 GENTS. fpublishIu
~ The Liver lnrlgoretor and HanllF l1prOFem Il
Pills are rBfsiied ~ Druggisi9 9enery5 ~ proVi a
wholesale by the Trade in all the large towns
IS. " ~. SANFORD n D.
| hfdnufLet and Proprietor,
fy7d&wfp as broadHar, NeT York
II Us- saniord's' liver 4nrigcrator and Cathartc
CiIORcHILL B BRO, DrugEista,
| BE slW cor Pub Square and Ontariost
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-11

AUGUsTA, Ca, Jan. 10 ]
One hundred guns we're fired here to day
in honor OF the passage Of the ordinance
of secession in Mississippi.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-11

yz1 RICHMOND, Jan. 10.

Id8ltf1 " RIcnfOgD, Jan. 10.
Gov. Leteher communicated to the Legis-
iature . dispatch from the Mississippi
Convention stating that Mississippi by
nearly unanimous vote Of her State has
seeded uneonditionally from the Union
and desires on the basis Of the old Constitu-
ti0n To form new Union with The seeding
States.
In the Senate Mr.. Cutchers joint rssolu-
ton, depreeating the display Of military
force against the South was taken up.
Mr.. Thomas offered q substitute recon-
mending Congress to repeal or suspend al
the Laws constituting ports Of entry &C.,
and that the President abstain from tho ex-
ercise Of all powers calculated TO leopard
ize the peace and quiet Of the country in
its present excited condition. Laid on the
table and ordered to be printed.
Mr.. Stewart offered resolution request
ing the Governor in case he shall be satis-
fed Of the purpose Of any citizen Of Vir-
ginia to engage in such laWless enterprise,
as the seizure of the Federal property
and invasion Of the District Of Columbia,
Sc, TO employ al the powers with which
he is invested 10 prevent tie same from be-
ing carried into effect. Laid on the table
and ordered to be printed. A bill was re-
ported for providing for 8 State COnFen-
ton. .-l-'a-+
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DIED

NEW YoRK, Jan. TO.
Prof Hacklsy, Of Columbia College, died
to-day.
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The following has passed De House !:

The following has passed the House;
Resolved, That in view Of the imminent
danger Of civil war, this Assembly in be-
half Of the Commonwealth Of Virginia, ask
respectively on the one hand Of the Presi-
dent, and on the other of the authorities of
each of the Southern States to the end if
possible that peace may be preserved !;
that they respectively and reoiprOeally
communicats their assurances in re
sponse; also that the status quo Of
all the movements tending 70 eollision
and concerning the forts and arsenals Of
the nation, shall on either hand be strictly
maintained for the present, except TO repel
actual aggressive attempts; also, that the
Governor communicate by telegraph i'm
mediately these resolutions to the Presi=
dent and Governors of the Southern States.
The news from South Carolina was read
and was received with loud cheering. One
or two arrests were made by the Sergeant
at-Arms.
The Convention bill was debated, but no
action has yet been taken. The city Is
much excited
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-11

THE BROOKLYN SAILED.
NORFoLK, Va, Nov O.
The Brooklyn has Just put to sea. She passed
the Capes az this p NJ,
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Isl Nigntss Repurtt :.

TIE FIRING UPON THE STAR OF
THE WEST.
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LOUISIANA FORTS SEIZED.

PREPARATIONs FOR THE BROOK
LYN.
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80 ~ RUEoRs 81 90
W1scoNs1N LEe1sLAFURE.

ETC. ETC. ETC.
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ns- sanfor,rs IIVer 9nrigorator and Cathartio
CiIURcHILL B BRO, DrugEista,
Bic S.lW. cor. Pub. Square and Oiitarioa 81
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-11

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN,
IN that theHsid Kredcrick lailnorth va. on the
ist day 0i Jaupary, tll by aaid Court iefs q pJ
10 tha reF1ral creditors e sac said A1lct q Elar
man. 81 pcr cent on thelr raspectTa claims and =
pay the SANE on the lih dzf e enu4f5 leili % 70
uiaoe or hrin1r - wiz lna National Hall fso CALI
edl on the south aids Of the Public square, in the
civ u Cleveland. IN said ocu1lI oL CuTahoga-
DANIEL X. IlLDGAi Probate JueEs.
Cleveland, 5en. p ls6l. jaA4aI
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-11

Mr.. Stokes said he had no disposition to
preveut Mr.. DeJarnet from making a
speeoh, bnt had only the desire 10 put Ten
asgsee where be believed she stands.
Mr.. DeJarnei- I say IA Southern
States hold the right 10 secede. On the
solution Of this question may depend
tho future pesce Of the country.
Mr.. Grow raised another point Of order
MIR. Cox suggested that Mr.. DeJarnet
have leave 10 print the remainder OF his
remarks.
Mr.. Grow had no objection TO all gentle+
men printing their speeches.
Mr.. Smith Of Virginia objected
The House went into consideration ofthe
Railroad Bill aud IL was finally reoommit-
ted Adjourned.
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TIE sLAEk OT OHiO, n, y. -, ~ I-l.s
Cdyshoss ooantg, q. IN ~ ifsoals eois''
HP.ah' z l.il8a', % '.'lsn'fs' IL g. a.,.:s e
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-11

a OmlA 10 I'M O-k - w AAS-4-
- On the 9Th day Of ovember, ls8, the Eroislse
tllFt oi cuyahoga cou ty ohio declared Ie gsI'iIe
Of ollal A. HGElaWaYs uectl9uQ 20 le la ol-
vent. Creditors therefore required % present
their claims against said estate to the undersg ed
f0r allowance within six months from the lime
above mentioned, or they wall not be entitled % pay
rnent BENJAMIN HANSON,
5scat.qf7 Admir- Of said estate.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-11

!, u In Tie Court % Common flszs,
- Jv1a CnyaRegn Cepniys
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-22
Ror the Dalla. Herald.
CQITlN l00lLE.

mn ,,n,In Ahram Los of loic
T'u ny ~. u,am ansnn ~ aansrn III. hat.
GU, s - N.r,harn s,a,.
~ a,a vn w us aavoa noo,,,e
NJ, Az. has ,;v. ma twenty J,v,
G D 80 na s ali onr was
No., % 'nf n", hsod Tho Jo.l ,b,t hroyr
WI, a;ys them Cotton Doodle
w., m.,o lin ,h;,l wo 90 w;do w,lo'
WI 49,. an lie arm;.s ,aL.
Eran, so,,harm sIaro 10 Nor,h.rn I,ke
And Give him Co,,on Doodlc
e''N
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-22
Whole Number, 449,

that np to this period, the season has v %
lro' i.ious,
We feel that our cause is jp>f shi hei
ssPrSfs 81 solemnly in the fsfe OF maxi (
that NC desire peace at AZ saerihee, 80 I
that of honor aud indep,ndenee Nc ssrh
no conquest, NO asgrahLisemeni, no conc r
sian OF any kind fran the States wilh
which NeweIe lately eshi,deIaiedi all Vt
ask is to lie let alone ihai ihose sho ne,er
held power over us, ,hali nol NOW alieH
our snljugsiioR by aims, This We wi
this We must resist 70 ihe iirest exlremi,
fhe HumenI Ihn Ihfs preIension Is abandon
ell, The swonl will dr'P our grasp aud Ne
shall bc ready To enter inlo treaties oi
amiIy and colnmerce that cannot but hH
mutually beneficial. so long q. this pie-
tension is msiniaine'l, with q hrm reiiah ~
en- t'r' Nrltb Tower Vliei eaters b.. Il
IL, protection the Jus, oigrD We will c' q
iiuuv lo struggle ioF our lalereai rsh 70
pcoi0m independence Hnd sell lg'Vrgtmsi
lEfFFgSuA DAVIS
II 80 anprv Anil 80 tH1
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-22
The. MIlitagy Festival.

Ouy city was on Saturday last visited by
Capt. ]. j. Goods Dallas Artillery Com
pany, go men); Capt. Sam. J. Richardson s
W. i. Lane Rargers, (110 mcn); and Capt
l.. Hardeman's Company, (ll5 men).
They were received by the Austin City
Light Infantry, under command of Capt b.
Z. Carter, at Lamar's Cottage, one mile
north of Austin, and escorted into our city.
The Light Infantry had chartered our
Two principal hotels, and provided dinner
for all. Capt. Goods Company, one half
Of Capt. Hardcman's Company, and lot.
platoon of the Austin Light Infantry, under
command of Capt. Carter, dincd at Cooks
Hotel. Capt. Richardson's Company, one
half of Capt. Hardeman's, and I'd. platoon
Austin Light Infantry, under command of
Lieut.. W. c. Walsh, dined at the Avenue
Hotel.
After dinner, the companies were re-
viewed by Gov. Clark and stak. The Gov
ernor, in few brief and appropriate re-
marks expressed his qualification at the
appearance and equipments of the troops.
In the evening they were escorted out OF
town on the route for San Antonio by the
Austin City Light Infantry. In crossing
the river, one Of 0apt. Goods company came
near being drowned. A negro with small
boat reached him in time, and the man and
horse were saved.
The greatest good feeling prevailed dur
ing the day and but two or three men out
Of the hundreds in the city showed any
signs of intoxication.-Sf6te Gazette
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-22

1e lake the iolloN lag from the Washing
90 jArlt,1 Courier o ihe et'i '1st .Aliha'l'
aasas!
aqtos opruE Con .RSYIov-Wc received
IN reliable sourre yesterday evening,
aa news dat the Convention now in ses-
ii ut Little Rock, passed an ordinance OF
So, sssion On. last Monday. All the mem
bcrs of that body voted for the ordinance
Iut one Mr., Murnh,,, delegate from Madison
eS6nty. We regard the course pursued by
said Mr.. Murphy, as an nunpardonnbfe crime
but will not take the responsibility upon
oulself to say what the penalty should be
for its preparation. We will suggest, how
ever, that should he pass this way, he had
better resort to the same stratagen which
was adopted by his particular friend, Abe
Lincoln, which enabled him to reach WASH
ington City, as the use of different cos
tune in this vicinity, might seriously
efIcct his general health. ,sI.
(, Upon the reception Of the above infor-
NATION, our very quiet town was thrown
into per feet comm6tion by the firing of
euns, ringing of bells and general rejoicing
% our citizens, all being elated at the
thought of being taken from Abraham 5
bosom. Amecting of our citizens was
Immediately called, the proceedings of
which will be seen in another column.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-22
TERMS OF
THE DALLAS HER Al .,
ruBLIsMEp EYERY WEpNEspAY.

PUBLISHED EVERY WtbNtspAt'
nNs coff, Per ,oluIas ef hiy-twe nnm'.rs, y
subscribing,
Rates OF Advertising.
AdyeTiissment, viii - ihseTir.i al one dollar lrI
lRsre of lines nf ETesier tsI, or eight lines oi
kanlaT.i flr lie hr.. inseTiion aud hiiy ssnis hF
tieh ia.eTtian thereafter. A lil-Tal disfsani iem
lsss rates ihOss who advertise by the ssAI h.,s
less esn., ifnoi msns than sqaArs' sili u ih
sried Al sla IrT snncm, M.
as- Announcements ~ candidates for STATE 81 hss'
ie, On a. uf ~ tie tsEisi-inEr, sloi c"an's "n'
- sA
nsTrarssusi arii,irs, whra shmrt-i o. "il '''-
tItns uil Ir tfaTrsI ihsIlis ~ sttrrislns ~,
all A., ls5- u,rsf l., raid 40 iU fifsHai Nnd
ssNars 90 arliFsig fii' rnit wpi il i''vfe N'
a, Nt,-t.l.. n..uf, IN. uisrl.. Sid Us nauiher
-f rtinrs niii ~ rtHtiHHHi nHui uiirINiHf ~
o. ..I 90 a. iHt Hiarsliin 20 l's fghli-hsls, A+i
rH. ,.Hl a.,, ls'f
Tr- An muigu,rafinns 'i business halNle iNhf'
h. dslresscl 10 the 4 la-tishfra. -
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-22

Ak ExPEDITIous CANPAIGy.--Govcrf
Curtin, of Pennsylvania, has done hims.
arcat. cred t. He has exhibited n marrelt.
capacity for organizing and moving Ian
bodies of men. The three thousand Pei
sylvanians who came down TO Ccekcyril
seventeen miles from BaltimeFe, volume
cd, organized marched down 10 narJ ~
and got back home again, all in fof
eight hours. Insefatigable curtini G
liant Pcnnsylyaniansi
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-22

A gentleman Of Maryland vas appoint
by Lincoln to an oifice worth $500 per a =
nurn. He visited the While House. wss 4
disguised with its chief and his surrc'Fr !
irgs hat he forthwith h.cr up his eficsl
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-22
Auent.af lhr HrrnII.

,s h,ilusing gentlemen ate respectfully requested
I as Agents for the Herald hi the places namri
n,oney raid 60 them will be fully acknowledge
lie Publi.hers, yiEi -
4 u. Hr,rr, Hsa,, Rockwali, kaufman County
s. 4. yrsrEHs, R.q., Dcnt"n, nrnion ronny,
"a D.. H,wKIss, Esd, wsxalarhle, flli, ,'any,
d m Toun,Tr. F,a., HucIanan, Johnsan County.
!. II, PlIScr, Esq, weaiherfnrd, Parker County
a. n. JauSsoS, 'Esa,, Commissioner, Galveston.
wv. d. FIrcII Esq. Sherman, Grayson County.
= q. c,sr. Esq- Palestine, Anderson CO., Texas
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-22

All the notes of the banks of 1lline
Ioway, Wisconsin and Minnesota, and
large number in Indiana are selling
New York at from 20to - per cent. d
count. Utter stagnation, according to I
Chicago Tribune, the vilest abolition sh
on the continent, prevails throughout I
North West.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-22
From Tennessee!

We received the following slip by last
wcdnsday' mail, from y. X. Jamison, Esq,
y. NJ. of Clarksville, Texas, with the en-
dors cment on the back" Give three long,
loud and hearty cheers for Tennessee The
slip is from the Democrat Office, Little Rock:
GLORIOUS NEWS!
I'cnncssce all IeiEht!!
Three Cheers for the Volunteer Statc!!!
NASHVILLE, Tenn. May Z, T. M-Thc Sc
orcsy of the session of the Legislature has
been removed. The Legislature has author
isr{ tho r..,sina &c $4,000 volunteers, and
jp'r 'opriated S6,0e1,D(0 for war purposes
gua people arc to vote on separation from
tte lnion ard union With the Confederate
/. .,, es on the Stli of June.
,eGoternor was sustainedby resolution,
NJ tary league formed with Confederate
$ es and confirmed by the Legislatuic.
War expenses TO be lorne by the Gonfedera-
ee Our army under Confederate authori-
lias Legislature adjourned on Thursday.
iJl 20 cheers for the volunteer State.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-22

FIRsr Canon the RABBI1.@0le Dabe
threatens to burn. Baltimore If the Rail-
vars lesdiDe To Washingtsn BE chstrr~fed.
HeJn't ht better GET Baliiasoce bsfare lie
buns ~ Ole Dahs crglt tc csasuit Mss
Leslie faieous rrrfipc for haze soap--
frste ter 'bshars. So.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-22
GLORIOUS NEWS!
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Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-10-17
OF A KIND WORD,

Some people are very apt to
use harsh, angry words because
they think they will be obeyed
more promptly. They talk loud,
swear and storm, though after
all they are only laughed at; their
orders are forgot. and their ILL
temper is remembered. How
strong is a kind world 1t will do
what the harsh word or even the
blow cannot do; it will subdue
the stubborn will, relax the frown
and work wonders. Even the
dog, the cat, or the horse, though
they do not know what you say.
can tell when you speak a kind
word to them. A man was one
day driving a cart along the street.
The horse was drawing a heavy
load, and did not turn as the man
wished him. The man was IN
iII-temper, and beat the horse;
the horse reared and plunged, but
either did not or would not go in
the right wav. Another man
who was with the cart, went up
to the horse, and patted him on
the neck, and called him kindly
bv his name. The horse turned
his head and fixed his large eyes
on the man as though he would
say, 81 will do anything for you
because YOU are kind to mel" and
bending his broad chest against
the load, turned the cart down
the narrow lane, and trotted on
briskly as though the load were a
plaything. Oh, how strong Is a
kind world
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-10-17
BENToN'S MOTHER. = How

BENToN's MOTHER. - How
touching the tribute of Hon. t.
II. Benton to his mothers infu-
ence.
MY mother asked me never to
use tobacco. | have never used
it from that time to the present
day. She asked me not to game,
and | can not tell who is winning
and who is losing in games that
are played. She adnonished me,
too, against hard drinking; and
whatever capacity for endurance
| have at present, and whatever
usefulness may attain in life, |
have attributed to having compli.
ed with her pious and correct
wishes. When was seven years
of age she asked me not to drink,
and | made resolution of total
abstinence at a time when | was
sole constituent member Of my
own body; and that | have ad-
hered to it through all time, |
owe to my mother