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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-11-21
- - Ma. -. 1870, -.


Is arcrent and Ssn..aci,ie prerara,.on Of
IRON purified o. Oxygen anl IN i,a.. hy com.
aus} ian in hydrogen Sanctioned Inv thc
4 highest hcaicA! Authorities both il iuropc
and ;Ne United St.tvs, 4at, IRE scrib,a In t,ci,
practice.
shr experience nf thousands daily ,,rnves
4 ta5.i S9 preparation af tron can le sonn:.c.,
with ii. Impurities of HE h,Aor. ,e,,rcss;,;,
e vital energy, pale aud o,lei wise s:rll,
4 complications indicate its necessity in a|utnst
! eyetN conceivable c,se
'nMoxiaus IN all malaa:rs il, which i, In
leon tried, Il has praycl absolutely cnraii,,
in each ii the following ca;f ,,'ai,,,s. viz.
IN IriIi,y. N,rraus 4 I.ft,,ps I'm,
J s.,i.+5 ;yas,.,.,: ~
:. - s=s :. f"z,P'." "nS","l2,'h
/ - .'#t5ita !"ffft'@1"ss. '>"H hheNm
+ .ISRrtlSitNats"n, White. fNipyr~is I'r.,
4 ttl43.s}f8ttts tj4.gir JnJIu.I,x itL.u
! ,,,,.t;.., y..,n,... r., Dy
4 49, 49, "st'.'' ~
4 90" 1"sfs az
~ cues ~ ''t#1f ~ seFHla'rv, whether ne
.s':l' ~ as'1e atsS's>e, " - ~ confirmed
't'ff"h,'on 81 nervous and 'hnsei'l"' energy
-. f.f' ahic CON- s"ta's "nc tt'&a - th1> 70
-. ~ @"N fl.fFei sGenrs@ia' 10 ~ eSf@n=
N"S%n =" t,e@ef'nii.n nor written affnStaf."h
s.,,i 's''.'"f efea,','". i"sa'stss - long b" =
/ 2%'"h ~ - haNc hfaaaa Forgotten - their
own h''gh""'t"ois hay" Suddenly re- npear
't ~ 81" .1;SE world - Y ltst returned trof.
hf"'Fas'sa ff&N"' ~ distant land Some
WY S}1aft instances ~ THIS klni are ait"o:.a
- sts''''as s"'ir'.fs. easetafrd N'ct'%ss OF r.
'''el' aafas'n''s. sangntt1%0ns exhaustion,
tftt'fat 81. h.trs, ant tha; complication II
aefs's'S ana .tNspr'fi" aversion I. airana q
/ 'tsiS. 10y Mbf@h re i'is>'"ian la u" nf'""
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-11-21

A CLASSIFICATION or "I'vET.s.
Specimens and varieties Of this .,inr"ll.
animal are nnnlcrcu>. There are tn.
scrin,u,al bulls Of Hashan: The a@:rn
non,ical hull Of tie zodiac: the M.
biological Cre,an bill slaughtered ~
Hercules. the agricultural Durham hnl
the ec.irisa steal bull III iir pope: III,
historical bull Apis, q Egypt; The
sacred bnll # Hnrnnl, tie sacrificed,
bull Of China: the mild \ boss bnIl q,
the I'll Roman shield; the monetary
bulls on Change; 'ha jn,vs,llc 1ul i
Cock Robin funeral: the musical
Dle bull: the imperial John Bill: tie
national Irish bull and the .Amcr;ea,.
Eu!l Aan.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-11-21

TIE LENGTH or TIE WAr.-Gen.
Mcclellan, ii A recent speech I, a com
mittee Of Phladelphians. used the fol
lowin. words: "The War cannot hr
long. Il may be desperate. | ask in
the future, fosbearancc, patients, and
confidence. With these re can rccoln.
p,ish al
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-11-21
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NOT IL q,

Is hereby given That Wm r Harrison. and
Ira Taylor have formed 4; co-rarne,sli III
tie mercantile business under The name aud
style Of Harrison and lay Ior, and have pnr-
chased the entire stock Of gpods, notes aud
accounts iornaely Owned by the firm Of Ing
gham and Raincs. All persons indebted 10
the aforesaid firm Of Ingl,aln and Raines. nc
requested to Come forward md settle their
accounts with rs Immediately
UARaisos .sSy TAYLOR.
Oct iith 1851
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-11-21
w.tE FOR ~;sss Il >s:Iss4 Era

Stock leaving Ylrcnrn ~ ! - 7. ~, ~.
I,ves II; h;..a.n a, tssHs tic ,est innf,lin. il
.f,,c f,ar ,le e,,ly Markrf- Al toal lis,ins .
He Eastern lines
The whole tin,c consumed ~ tic Nis.'-s'Ii
,ivc i,,ts itot exceed tarnfN minutes. Iher.
i 40 change q. cars. u ,eriit.r ~ @e.'aN
Tie opening IL Tie u " Il. 4 4" W.
tcnea. eitahlc~ r,s,ic~ Il, i. iag - tr,t' ~.
iai3rs aed other i,piWts ia ea''al aus
U.s.r.t 'esa. fh,'orn g.5st. s|.,.t' ent,'r lis
fanf t&esa IL l;fefta ta.tl> =. cav. 'hs.t
t14.s ,tii,ia. ard ,inn l" ~ rn'@ on i|at
ears eva as.s atter in,itc
Stock y he delivered 10 49, tic I fer
e.i ga,.~ IT Chicago.
lie u \ u. Il. Il Is now Icing a.tan'et'
vest ~ a,.,en!e ard a. i.si completed
stock tta't. Mii ht r. !" " 49,, " irack
Every firitty FOR u" ." o' ~hianscn'
ef t;sttie. I't.i-ltts - lsm nu, tic,
,onte. asttf - pains Sra,E ~ 'ci = The
most tiesif:'5e t.,Ear tia" 4 9s h lcaa
aiitAat&EE #St Il - ~. sSH prize pie
snin,- II, sf:" ~ ea.s 4, ral,> b,
sll routes. esa he procure Al 4t.sli ~ on.
iowa tity aiA H.tc;sgo.
.nN. I ,,Nry.
~ l.. st. JOHN cui sup
Gem FREIGHT nd ticket 1an,s'.
S"e"ni.cr ! '&.iN. ", NJ.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-11-21
IMPORTANT FACTS.

ACT 70. i--fhis Company being duly Ii
efa'ed, thei' Machines are protected
tthfiis' Heterogeneous or litigation.
""' no. 49, h'sr machines make the lock.
stliets~ alike On both sc-ald use !, lii.
W. + 5 lAsh hal. uc thread aud silk
~ ft'e thain or loop stitch machines.
tts' ne . itesc Nathi esare brt,er uiar:e
t& ~! "'h'r sewing machines il MARKET
Y" Ife'itehl changes and almost endless
var Observing ,.ln',ca in 4 family. lhc,
sew t'ni'' one 70 twenty ,hickne-srs u
lies without storl ing and nj: ke every
~ perfect. they will even sew from the
a''z" 10 the heaviest cI.,h, anLevcn
Aths Y ~ isa'h"r wiit",it changing tire iced
'r tension. OF making my aiins,me Il,
fh'hc "h'shsef. - moi such n machine
'lartcd 4" taiu!v use? and if EE.r ID
'i 7" family use. Mhv not for ever, ,aric.
- :" tight sew,H. manufacture For work
" i"t "'f faniiN machine, We leco-
onr la,re ,i2.s
- Nn. !licse machines mike the mos,
cs"am ~ any ing machines in use
very -tiat Importance in sewing elastic
o. gan'l- q. ans iin,i nn Il HAS
y. a-Na n,asisil j. more durable or
s'ar'r ~ i,S construction or more cas.
"ntfsrst'"a 1lc reputation Of these
NJ, hines wAerevel uses, will trily demon.
81. tccnrl, ~ he above i ,fs
&stE No 4 - 60 !. trcs ,nnk tie liirh.
E MIN u Tie Franklin institute, rhiia-
'l"', hin.
". - These Machines took the High
- Premium ~ tie New Jersey stat
ar
tfT No s.-Hl Csc s'ach:, es took lie Iiirl.
IN nct!afai ~" american lnstit,,e il ,hr
=, 81 N,w No'l Together with The High
Prem n'n Gov inc sew inr machine Me, 4 /.
q, .t-@iEc.e macl.ine. tn.k hn.h tho
Highest Premiums III ,le mechanics Fair.
sea, \. \.
81" W. These machines can 10 The same
tti- .eaeraty. whenever properly e>lii'-
~ il competition w:,h other trst-cl.s IS
wing inaciit4c>. ~; We l,n,c space !o,
- use tnct mntc--it Is the most i,lrnr
\, Fact u AL.
NJ. IL u ~ar,ahf .tfry maciinc re s.'l
lre heHerstf sfactun tsdn Gny aL 1 .S,,lrg-
.Mns ~ Mafist..r ~, ~ r.yhniea.
rs .;c,d tns tiryn,a, AGENTS WANT
FL. Airess
E';AsAsI :. 14fGS
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-11-21

"They go right TO the Spot"
INSTANT RELIEF, STOP You RCCgGH
PURIFY YOUR BREATH!
srEl NGTuEN YOUR yOICEi
sPALDIN G'S
Throat CONNECTIONS,
Are.
GOOD FOR CLERGYMEN,
GOOD FOR LECTURERS,
GOOD For puBC SPEAKERS
COOP rNRSiNGERS,
GOOD For COSsU MrTIVES
GENTLEMEN CARHI
SPALDiNGs THROAT CONFEC
TiONS.
LADIES ARE DELIGHTED WfTH
SpALD!NG'S TnKOAv cONFEC
TlUNS.
CHILUHEN GH FOR
PA LDlNG'S THROAT CUNFEC-
1IONe.
They ''ierc Cough instantly.
The, c,ea IL. Ih,oat.
They give strength aud volume to The voice.
!, They iniAn II delicious areu,'l 10 the breath
| They a.. ucliuktlal 10 the taste.
The, malc 81 staple herbs md cannos
harm any one
advise very ono who has II Cough or
husky voice ~ bad breath. or any diihcal-
~ ~ ,lac lL,oa,. Z" package my ih,onr
| CONNECTIONS, the, will -Ieve .nu instantly,
and you viii agree with me thu, ",hry 20
right II II. SPOT. i"n will hnh them very
n.rinl and pleasant withdrawing or atterl
ing public meeting. FIR sitting ynnr cough Or
all, snr your iinst ~ .on Try un~ i.scsasc
| am safe i,t saying thai ,an w,h ever after
ward cosisisi.. them i,iis, cnsihe. You viii
| 'lna them i, liz. irnsgi,is and Dealers in
Medicines.
PRICE TWENTY-FIVE EXIs
NJ sicna,us, is on each package. All
Others a,c counterfeit.
\ package viii 30 sent hy mail, prepaid
on receipt az Thirty Cents.
| AnikIss
sss:aEsE &. ss,A7D1NG,
~ Is CEDAR STREET
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-11-21
DIR. p. K. WEIR.

Late Of Pennsylvania nnnonncest. the ci,;-
zens Of Toledo and vicinity, that hcis pern,a-
nentlv located IN this place, offers his services
~ Il Practitioner Of the German French 4 Span
isl, mode Ut medical treatment, 80 successfully
prncii cc.! Of latc in France, Spain and .imcricn
lie not only nsccrtains The natn,c o. disease.
rs formerly nracticeL by physicians. hut passes
oil aud discovers the cause. however Intricate
he disease may be Those living ut u distance
ut il.b!.tp visit slin. ell ..rst y
sending hin, a clear vis.l full of their mo ming
urine. from which the disease will &c asccr-
lnined. Female complaints il al thir varion
orms treatcle arefully md confide ntinlly.
will attend TO aH Calls promptly. Residence
and tlicc one loor South Of the 'si'eoplcs
sorc. y X WEIR
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-11-21
At!t'.ess
HENRY 4. DING.
No. As Cedar stfecl No York
~ ;ipy

IA. :bN.
As certain rnrsincirlrl rersons are at-
tempting 70 palm 81 on tie ;.nsnspcc'.ug pub
lie limitations u my PHEp.AREU GLUE. l
Na8s3s. caution III! leisesls - examine before,
purchasing. AMI see hat the full nanc.
Esss :,pAiniNn : IRTIAnEi. GLEE.T1n
j. on the ons side wrapper; all others nu
sMih.il.ng cou.icrteiis.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-11-21


r EI II
PEOPLES SIOi.I,.
lave jus. received The ~
Largest GtoC1k
SIP ring e. Goods
offered in this market, all Of which viii he
sold At
! rIINES DLPlI\G (0N.iTI1iti\
i,eurning thanks again ~ the Puddle for
past patronage. We nfc GapfA ~ nnn"Ht e
! tiHu oar present Stock 1T t,aNs,, "Nte,> ANY
tiimg that we have hltirfo lad The I,caat i
j. exhibiting, havin. aaf,eu largely Il" eal
wa ie,y .; articles, and Nhntel ltMi q pro
1 ea,c in HE best eastern mas kes>, stltA Goods
= ne unsurpassed fot beauty, SEA vice a"''
! durability.
Gnr asSDr;n.rs.: ~
>ap'. all F,,ry DrY G@o#ts,
II "t1y mad, Ciot5,iny.
Boots Il. Shoes,
Htt< 4. Cps,
.N"tious.
Hosiery,
t,Lores 4, .Wnx.
.St,"'""~ry,
cutlery.
Xt,.ftr"y.,
Gtnr.yie>,
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-11-21
PRICE TWENTY-FIVE EXIs
Ess.lEsE G.. Ss,A7.D1yt:.
~. Is CEDAR STREET
MEN YORK.

rf,Ts.i single hottie nt SrAIDINGS
fAEEn GLUE will save ten times its cost
nnal'y -EasA
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-11-21

spALD,NG's PREPARED GLUE.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-11-21
PREPARED GLUE

PREPARED GLUE.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-11-21

They ''icrc Cough instantly.
They c,ea ID. Ilioat.
They give strength aud volume to the voice:
They in4i4t i delicious areui,l 10 the breath
They az iclHktin. ~ the taste.
They madc ST staple herbs md canncs
harm any one
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-03-02
WAR PROPHETS.

Lincoln has proved himself, what We knew
him to be. narrow minded, bigoted Black
Republican, who il willing to dreuch the coun
try 10 blood il he can thereby subserye the pur
poses aud ,rai,orous designs Of those who elected
him to power.
But fighting IL a two handed game, and one
for which the Southern people are as competen,
M any in the world. The better informed of,hc
North are fully conscious Of it aud if there arc
any Of our Southern readers who look with I'M
reasonable apprehensions at the result, We would
advise them to read at,enivey thearticle which
we rcpublish from the New York Herald
II war unhappily ensues, tho cotton States
will not stand alone Thousands and tens Of
thousands Of men will flock from the border
States and stand Or fall with us. We evil have
no division among our people or in the halls Of
legislation. The entire strength Of the country
can be marshalcd. And mark our words. If
conGc. does take place--if nothing will satisfy
the rapacity ofabo|itionism, but blood, they will
have il arb 10 their hearts content. liz less
than sixty days after war commences, South
crn army 100 900 strong will be in the field, rs
bold aud chisalrc SET Of men ne those that fell
y, Iiuena Vista or stormel the heights oil Che.
puiiarcc How will il be with the North
Can the ireescilers carry on war, in opposition
10 the border States and over million Of free
men in the non slavcholdipe States, who loathe
Lincoln as much as We do' The fighting men Of
the North, canno, he induced to take up arms
against the South. An army raised for our sub
jnga,ion mus, be made mp Of recruits enlisted in
the manufacturing districts and the cities, the
grca, body Of whom cannot ride horse or load
q gun.
But we have never believed, and do not yet
that war can or will take place. II the Black
Republicans provoke it, they will soon find their
mistake, and from being the invaders, their coun-
try will be entered ,riumphan,ly by Southern
army.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-03-02
TEXAS HAS SPOKEN!
SUBMISSION SILENCED.

On Saturday last the People Of Texas spoke
through toe ballot. box. declaring by an over
~helminr vote. their secession from the Union.
Before his issue Of our paper reaches our dis
tar, readers. the official vote by which that yer.
die, bs, been announced. will be known from one
end Of the Unioa to the ether.
We may under all the ciruun tanccs, regret
that ,he ordinance Of secession wea submitted to
the people We feel assured tina niGe'enths OF
the .sizns Of the State would have preferred
tina, the Convention had consumma,od the work
they were sent to Austin to perform. But,
while this is the case, all must see. all admit
that Texas has gained much the South more by
tins popular declaration Of onr people,
1t has been charged in the North, and by the
submissionis,s particularly in the border States.
,hn, the Conventions In the extreme Southern
States acted prccipi,atey and agains, the wishes
Of the people TINT they did not dare submit, the
question Of secession to the people Texas re
inies the statement. Her people have been M
tersiood TO be more deeply imbued with the
.ippi Florida, Georgia, or Louisiana. It has
been asserted even here. that in the Northern
and Western counties tina, there we're vast mum
bers opposed to slavery, and that snch was the
extent Of that feeling in the West tina, If the
State was ever divided the West would become
free State The question has been tesie,l-no
by u,ea roc bu, by the ballot, which enabled
any voter who wished To do 40, to conceal his
vote and what is the result? We have rot
heard II, but We feel as well assured II II were
announced. and wo believe that every well IN
formed man in Texas, be he seoessonist or
submissionist, is to-day equally well satisfied,
that Of the fiftyiye or sixty thousand vo,cs that
have been cast. pot ire thousand have signihed
their consent to live in n government, over which
Black Republican prcsdes as the Chief Magis
trase. And Of these five thousand, (if there
should be- 30 many we venture TO say there Will
not bc found one thousand, who. a, the first clash
Of arms il war should ensue from the present
movement. that will fail to yindicate their deyo
lion to Texas by volunteering in i,s defence.
This vote will 60 forth as voice from The
North to the South speaking the sentiment oil a
determined united people 1, will echo and re-
echo throughout The border States. But more
impor,an, TO ~ than ALL i, viii unite our own
people, scacc dsnn,ions, PROSTATE and render
poweress the mnchia a,iors Of those who are at
heart little better than Black Republicans. Let
this vote 70 forth, therefore, NOT merely ia the
voice Of Texas, but Of the cotton States, pro
claiming to the world that they are united in
their resistance to Black Republication and IL
the determination to uaugura,e and maintain n
government, such was established by the illuslri-
oas sages who framed the Constitution.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-03-02
INVASION or THE SOUTH AND INVASION OF
THE NORTH

lndcI this significant caption The New
York Herald If the 18th publIshes the
,ll.,....., o3i.r;,i ,r,;.l. ,,h;., &C..
'o'"'"'"u w 'ue '"''l"' '''N'''' ''''' ''
our readers.
Tie NcwYork Tribune Of Yesterday
langhs 60 scorn tie avowcd design II
Jefferson Davis tocarry the war into the
North. winch. 1T there be- war. would uu
d1ubtediy hr bis game The southern
Confederate States wil net invade The
North. unless the North send ships 10 war
and armies ~ coercc thcmi and iu that
event the border slave Srnics. aud All
their popula,iau to a man. will be with tn.
cotton States who will be sure tn cross
Mason and Dixou's line
80 dospicable ia warike character
does the Tribune assume southern men
to be, that it says a small fleet Of sea
going steamers and an army Of twenty
thousand or thirty thousand mon, con.
centratcd at New York, would keep the
cutire south in perpetual check and not
man would be sent northward from
any Of the Atlantic or Gulf States
The Philosophy Of this hazardous opinion
is explained to be that mo nation or
State with an accessible seabord can
venture On offensive operations against
an enemy who commands the sea This
might hold good iii case of an island
such as Great Britain, whose wooden
walls alone have saved her from conquest
by France but suppose England in
stead Of being separated from France
by Dover Straits, were part of the Con
tnent of Europe, and were divided from
her nelghbor by a.stream or only an i'm
aginary geographical line, how long
could "pcriidous Albion y be saved from
invasion by the fact that she held com.
mand of the sea
And what avail would be the enemy's
command Of the sea if bis own land was
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-03-02

~ Prof James a stro,hcr, late Principal
Of the school at Quitman, We learn from the
Herald of that place, committed suicide nj the
residence Of his brother near Sprngvle. in
Wood county, lie was laboring under distress
ing Illness, and subject to occasional mental sb
eyrations. unperccved by the family he ro,
hold Of double barrellcd gnn, placed the muz
ale ayains, his head and by means Of his foot,
discharged the contents cf one barrel into his
brain. lie is represented as having been tai.
ented young man, and only % or u years OF age
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-03-02
For the Tcyas Republican,
SPRING IS HERE.

Spring. lovely spring j. here again.
Oh how our hearts rejoice
T. see her hlush,ng floral train,
And hear the sougstcfs voice
The stern cold winter scarce had flown
Ffc the dear little birds were here
10 cheer and bless our hosoms lone.
With their voices -wcctan1 clcar.
Tn. haluiy air !. rife with sweets
From buds and leniy bower.
Where Ger turn my glad eye meets
With dcw-he spans,ed iuwer-,
Oh earth hl. thousand thousand jlys
70 charm and bless our hearts
10 Danish care that bliss destroys,
And draw ont sorrow daft-,
Then TIL wear mo- more the Cypress wreath,
Upon my shaded brow
Rut cherish ms heart with the roses. breath.
And the hopes that f1gt DER me now
Ia all thc.c beauties scattered round
see Father hand
And year hy year the earth Is crowned
With good at Iii. command.
Good Cor His creatures He ordains.
Then lr' mo ne or rcpinc.
BE mine the faith that ne 'cr complains.
Br nine Sweet Hape he mine
MAT.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-03-02

~ Now that tho election u orcr. we hors
~ hiends Of secession will exercise moderation.
~ good fesling towards those who voted
against ths Ordnance. II ia not onv their
dsty 10 do 30. but the highest considerations OF
patriotism enjoin It. We want union among
o~snolves. And We can achieve that desirable end
h % other way thas b. conciiiatiou and the
esercise Of those ffateraAl feelings which ono
Soqthsru nan ossM 10 entertain for another
Il sboald he borNe 10 aind ths, all ucn csnno,
think alike. Tho~e who voted against secession
dsabslss thought the. were dcing right, aud
noa that the act has been csSmmnns-d will
1ise their hesrtirt ec1ets % sustain the rights
bpsos, saA interests of the State. To vi euch
tos ose. ~ tcsder tie figi, hand Of fellowship.
La - bury Ill past dis ions forge, every.
shiss tendipt 10 alisnatioa, anil stand together
. hard IL broshers
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-03-02

EAoLs GA,Iga, Our readers will notice the
advertisement Of Professor Sergeant, who has
opened rooms over the store " N+,srs Lane 4
Taylor. We would recommend all who have
not visited his gallery to do 10 At once. and OBJ
tain pictures for themselves or friends lie has
Dnase admirable snecimcna
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-03-02

CsfSos The movement in cotton has l,-cr
sAecasd BY ne conre Of exchange, ard unfa,or
~ tersien news. The s~les Of the week end
W. rridny evening Feb. 22nd sum up $4,000
sslsa The rcayur II the evening Of the ?3rd
esots Aiddtins At from u to ~. cents
~ receipts q ths werk embrace s2,se3bsle,
o1n1ns1 1880 Tor he oosrrpoading week las.
~. n total receipts since the lot Of Septcm.
~ hvs hesu 1883 balts against ,77b,s50
- ~ saans dale last year
II ssposts u the week embrace 46.53l bales
coaosaiag 3JAeS to Liverpool, 693i to Hayre,
~ ~ Brsusua, ssAi ln43 10 Boston.
~ ts>sl sspoets since the Int September
NV bsla .733 AS bsts
n sspsets ts H. corresponding wuek .sss
~ vWs q .e68 halr,. sd - tuaHf sxssw,s 10
~ vOs l,345,p 4,S Ga4r...' ''''
h aseh o. hsnd Ibis e~saine u AS13ts
aonlnA 81. 100 II H. aas,e tine III NJ.
JA1pns CITY. Friday evening FEB. ~.
Do&p CAETLk-Rs Receipts since last Fri.
- ~ WOlau aad 462 1sxas Cattle Tb4
a1lbse ~ ~ ~ pssehaAen. We nov quot.
WN1p q e07k(1Se. ? net. Texas ii "a
O3evhn Stoet about TAO Western ant
~ J1n1s CattIs
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-03-02

Da. T. J. EAroS. Oryiisr. AcaIs,, ASp SvR.
ssw.--Ths gentleman has recently given exhi
bltsom n h's skill. in the presence n several of
ess lssdiug physicians, which fully establish his
e)aiD a srirstt6c operator One was . case
n ssrgssy. 10 estrsctisg bone from the a,m Of
. yosns man. Another was youth who was
baAy erosseyed. wenw him. The eye r. now
serght snd Pssact lilo has Inserted several eyes.
aad their appearance rs ~ natural that no one
salsm ieiormed Of II. would know they were
hlss s,es Persons afflicted with diseases or de.
cts Of the eye or car, or requiring surgical opera
tidas. should avail Themselves Of his services, as
BIZ stsy will he short.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-03-02
For .be fcsss Republican
"GNORNE."

o., .,....A..,-.. ,,,,o,,i,r wing.
a. s,i@J ren;,d m, sloriny heart
Than in ms soul have often part
~. ,.,.,., ,A. .,,ii., XIV
- "Ip n', t,,h,asn's. n. ,thyaft.
And answering ccho- deep fetor'.
Az ...,,, a.. IL mi, snlien mood
w,,itimit,,e M sild.., foua
That grief will pass Ike winter storm.
49,, If, s.,,,. fr,,io.
i,,b NOR, nj .orrow and Of care.
Than often falls q human -hntc.
tti,t ,i..o. mai, t.e urong.
~ s'','' To-, - more /, r,rk me shame,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-03-02

The Texas Patriot ia the title Of new
paPss, Tie tifst number Of which was issued on
~ isMof February. Its Published BY Messr.
l.. Richssdsna 4 J. u. Smith, aud yslitei By NJ.
A. H. ARactoc The nsmbers 'rfore Ms are
ws'l eottes Up, aud promise . desirable scqui-
dtion 70 ~ public journals Of the State The
YFopsietms arc esteemed A deserving, clever
eestleWen, and the editor bss the reputation Of
puasaua'a9 talents Of high orler. We ccngrs.
ssale shs peopse Of nmcr on their new paper,
ed place the Texas Patriot on our exchange
lbt with great pleasure. Success to il.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-03-02

waoso.--TAe Palestine Advocate jnsti6es
~ hanging by mob of the negro hoy who
murdered Of assisted in numbering, W. u. Wcss.
cox. This all wrong. n the negro wa gull
y. u We presume there is no doubt h. could
hsvs bsen tried snd hung by law There is no
sseoss o. apology for sFa acts, and when they
~ soumit'.i and Justified society .ust.ins an
kfvpasabls Injury