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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-01
SICK AND WOUNDED SOLDIERS In
HOSPITAL

PtbIsshsd IN conformity tritk the rsSo!xtiea OF
ths Senate Of July 16, 1861.
1t General Hospital on street, bst,cses Fox,th
dnd FUfh streets, Wdshtsgtcn, Oct. IS.
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Take more Bdlsau, MsreEry, OF UHplsasssf
Medicine for Unpleasant aSd Dasesress
Diseases.
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
SECRET DISEASES
In all their Stages; At little Expense;
Little change IN Dist: No inconvenienoe;
And no Exposare.
IL causes fresu Mt desire aud gives strength TO
Urinata, thereby Removing UbstGuctons,
Preventing and TlnE Strlctures OF the Urethrt.
AllayinE faI7 and Inflammation. 90
frequent In the class OF diseases, and expslinS al
Poisonous, Diseased, dAd t0OTs oEf Matter.
THOUSANDS UPON THOUSANDS
WHO HAVE BEEN THE VICTIMS OF
QUACKS,
and who have paid keary fees TO be cured short
time, have found they were deoeIved, and uaat the
PoIsoN" has, by the use Of 'porGIJHI astrissssts
been dried IN the system, 70 break out IN IN aI-
gravated form, and
PERHAPS AFTER MARRIAGE
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EXTRACT
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\ To HIS Profhey
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1 May,I&l,
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LIS highly esteemed
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-01

At General Hospital, Union Hotel, corner Bridge
and Washington streets, Georgetown, Oct 25.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-01

MANY THoUsANDe cared at this tnftituten within
last ysar and the important sIrg
cal sPTausHs performed By Dr. Johnsten Witnessed BY hs
ef the papsrs and ether persons, nees s
which have appeared again and before the PEbe be-
I.dss hs standing gentleman Of character and
slity, a Iz& fuaIaBtss AaIetsd lsly
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osH LNc" Jersey FUI.. I
4th Maine Vol. .(a) l
(d) One officer. (bj One Q
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-06-15
rAsr Cu,xcr Harrison County Texas.
Iune 10th, 1851

r. w. Louelcry Eelr
DEAR Siu;-Ata time like the present, when
perfect uuauimi;y Is so desirable among our
whole people II Is thc duty u tAe irue patriot
to remove every element II discord calcull'cl
to Disturb the public harmony, which il lies in
hi- power to do.
| have been strongly solicited to become a
candidate 10 represent the lth district IN the
first Cougress Of the Coulcdsrair 5iaiCs. am
satisfied iAat were | to become candidate iur
Cona7es-, that au'asuu.sns wUnli present 'laH-
selves. which geaii 'cld to heated anl h''ir-
contest The eradication Of personal ambition
would hr 60 me pref cor. per'afiau isf tee IS
cited feeling. SD c1 would grow agf of tho can.
va.s whch .cel coDiiaat would take place boo
this district.
Asi.u r Is wy deliberate np.8. % '4' "r al.
on tHrrl. ui E. .B n. ,IHtu' Hlr /
hay, uol t hope. u.a I m,e brand oppressed
nr Ntr hv allrr- tl.ut wills w1r Wif en"u fHsri
m,'s an1 without scriom cohesion hciwis' ti'
.nei' Ir.: o.. politicians n' ilc North hlfH ,.
v0.gel .hrmerlgp. Do. d .'euam ffom which they
emmett readily e,ticaie thcmelvrt even ii they
bad Tine sl The ,aeiy 90 tlnir aeum viii
camptl them 90 keeu 'hcir "eIas tn.ui IGcn ia
thc ddl- b. d.-aauGmeui wu he lue sequel Or
,ho introduction Of rapiue 0loolshed, 3fe ani
tlrch n tloif own milH Aggravated yur
thea viii ht The ulH p'e result ~ circumstance
hg which we trc errronn4ed Re'eiyng o.
DO. th, war is inevitable hook upon it as the
solemn. paramount duiy of every whle-hodird
southern maa, 10 take up arms IN the defence nl
our homes AVID frc,.das--our wives and chiilfcu
our liberties and sacred honors Although J
am Cos years Of age, it has pleased Almighty
God 10 bless me with extraordinary health and
l.. /, l..
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-06-15

\ tx1y' The managers Of the Southern Pacific
Railroad Company have exhibited unparalleled
energy in the management Of this great enter.
prise. Notwithstanding the hard Tunes and the
prostration of every branch OF business. there
are now about three hundred hands upon the
work. But FOR the war in which the country is
now engaged, there would have been one thou.
sand laborers employed, and unlimited means
furnished. And when the war IS endel and
business resumes its accustomed activity this
company will be among the most prosperous in
tn South. When We consider the Importance
OF this great enterprise to Texas aud 10 the
Son'h- inay We not expect that the proper in.
dulrcnce will he shown il by its creditors
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-06-15

p TDDAY ~ FAsrxe, ftuNniArIos. asn
AJks--Thttsdsy last, appointed hy
President Davis, as I" the great, solemn,
Holy.Day Of The united. struggling, pray
ing sou,b,' was properly observed in
Marshall. At,cntion was directed 70 II
in all the churches last Sunday, and the
Mayor issued Proclamation recommend
ing its observance. All the business
houses were closed, the hum Of toll
ceased. the church-bclis rang out, and
the appearance Of the place was such IA
II, exhibited on the Sabbath Services
were held in nearly all our churches, and
almos, our entire population were in at.
tendance. twill be day bong rcmem-
bered not alone by the present genera
ton, bu. history will record how brave
and resoiuie people, animated by Just
cause, prepared themselves by fasting,
humiliation. aud prayer fos the defence Of
their liberties, their wives, and children.
While the land ia overlooking with the
muuifcepcc Of Gods bounty, and the
voice Of thanksgiving ascends from hills
and valleys. a great people mourn the IN
justice OF men whom 'hey have h''"ef''
regarded ms brethren; and while they are
ready to go forth TO war. they invoke the
oral I'D .ol;,,;o,. ina,o,c,s ,yhicb
p"''"' """ ''''N '''' ''''1'''N
couspire 10 train them for the conflict,
a,a 10 not,,. ,lc, rood citizens when
{ peace once more smiles upon tue iahd'
81. a.. ,..,,u.,,
'fE,Np "'NshL'' pans >" W,
iiefAh, a'''r'eu 'N' 'o'e'''''' ~ ''''"''' "'''
ID i's i'aue o' '0'' '"''''"! s'''S ~, 'N'''''''
account OF the soe'n 'nto"gn WIG" Nv l'''''''
! lie d"els iish'iy upon inc CONVENTION ms '''
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-06-15
CITIZENS MEETING.

4 uas meeting of The citixans Of Harrison
Ossuty VI - held At the Courthouse IN MAJ.
sAan o. rhutadAy, July the 4th, for the purpose
= bvsing tha "ways and means to enable the
Co0lb.leracy 10 prosecute the war with vigor,
~ 70 sasasc speedy and IA sonblc termination
y Il tn psspls composing the money l~o.
ascing professions and occupations Of the coup-
I, ~ earnestly solicited to attend. and give
49, natnal ~ AL cosstenasce to the Govern.
asse n thh second war tcr liberty and indelcn.
,oncs. agaio1 Northern tyranny. ,sisrok, and
spsssssida.
.eA N MANY CITIZENS.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-06-15

"a \ True ne'f'ed N''h'"''' l''''n'
or writing To the New ofieab5 'h'lsi''H
AeYoehte ir'in hehtuchy' depl'FeS tHe
uslarious Az ilu"c occupied ny 'hat
state m the present struggle ~ thr
course o' iis adH'rab'e i'ii'r ms
writer says ! ain not sute p"t if~'
hy's position is - adfau' tgc"us g.
the south as any size could "7fnnr t"'
ber @-H lnnof ana 'a'uf" a. sporty, j
would hayr her nns!@a'Ha "'r ""n'1
Int ieF hur 70 on S.' "'''' '"''. '' 20 '"-
zen" 'N' 'i'" w '''''''''"'' l''.' MI DID
nu"U''o '"'''" w '''''''' " ''''' '"'' o.
po "''''D.' ''" O' ''''''N'''''' w '''i
Il "''' 1871 3" ''' ',''' '" va "'' ''' '' "
We o'7' 'i "&'"' '"' " 'U'' "'''
no lh''"''.H'' p'-N '' '''-N'' ''' ''''F
battle gionu' W'"i' "e " i'"'''' "'
Marathon. ~ w"utd require iUVoV'
soldiers 10 defend the Noi''u'Fy n''"ef.
10 supply tHis iotcc Wps'I ne I" dlNi"t
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-06-15

DEPARTURE or rHg TgNN HrsrRRs
Saturday last the Texas Hunters were duly or.
gauzod and received into the Confederate ser
vice. Late in the evening. after they were fully
prepared to take up lheir line of march for bal.
line upon the publie square, and were addressed
by Col A. porE n II feicitoas, forcible, aAl
patriotic speech A finer looking set Of men
better equipped, and better mounted cannot be
fonnd. They will do good scrvivc
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-06-15

R. ". Louglcry Esq.
Ex,s SR,-fhe Texas Hunters arrNeo
ssk.ly at this place today. aud met WIN nno''
ror,.,al reception from the citizens OF oiimr
Col. Rogers, in behalf Of the citizens Of eIiner
received Us with a patriotic, well.t'mcd' tioiuen
specch. which was responded to in behalf OF 'n'
"Unnters. hy +. VI Bockm ny order OF I'M
Captain, | hereby send list OF the nantes "''h'
Texas Hunters for publication.
TEXAs HUNTERS.
Tuou,s W WINSTON, Captain.
Alb Sross, in. lst, Lieutenant.
Wv DnlARn, 2nIt.ieutcnan,.
Joux p N KAY. Bird -
RE GAusy Orderly Sergeant.
MN MoRm.oS, 2nd Sergeant.
FIN BlocgER, 3rd Sergeant
W Barn, ,th,
FINN AIiisrrR, LIST, Corporal
JCAKrss. 2ud Corporal.
IN CoGBrBS 3ri corporal.
IT. CrrLrv. l,h Corporal.
RRR WHaHf, Ensign.
" LEwr Surgeon
Riocsgs iugler,
" r STONE. Quarter Master.
! u Allst0n Nomock
RIG Alexander. II G Fitzpatrick
j /, Braulley. Il & Hodges,
J : Boyuion, W Dame,
NJ A 5oynton, " oodall
\ A nuckett. j ) Mathews
{ " t.raNes, : Keller,
A Godbold. W j Burdin,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-06-15

Public Meeting.

Ths cit;seaa Of Hsrrion County who are re-
qssscd . convssc u tho Courthouse, on the 4th
u Jelly. IN ths purpose Of e. srndine recnniary
aid 70 the Confederate Government, are also re.
qssstesi 10 consider tic proprieK Of adopting
soms phn to exempt property from forced sales,
Nearly every Stale Inns adopted stay lass,
ard our own Legislature looking to tho oxgen.
cics Of war. ough, to have passed one for the
benefit Of our citizens. Alta time when the
cosntry necds defenders. and when there Ia no
money Ia he obtained at any rate Of interest or
seasisy, the pFcTxSty Of citscns shoald no, be
ess'ecel. We sherebre recommend action, at
IT, dsv deuivnafel On th;s xul;..ct
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-06-15

We are requested to state that Or.
Rossvally has no commission now from
the authorities Of Louisiana. At the in.
stance Of Colonel Of the loca! militia Of
this District he was nj one time connie.
stoned by the Governor a. surgeon, but
two days after the appointment was
made the commission was revoked II
he holds any commission now 1t is from
the Confederate Government. - DMa.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-06-15


Tn W. r. Lass RAsesas.--.wc recsIved, a
~ dsys ago two letters from our ron, from
sas Antonio dssed respectively 18th and 27th
M fhe ". T. Lane Rangers remained near
thst place from about the sih to the Goth Of
Nay. On " 30th tlsey were to have taken up
DIR He o. march iar Camp Wood, which is
leaalsd. - We sse inSormsSi, abmt i4O miles
NNsa-W0 u San Antonio TIC young men
were al in good health ssdexclkns spirits, and
y warmly enlisted in theE desire TO ~rse their
sssetsy y when they len homs.
~ o. 6seurdsy lsst our friend Mr. rho~
~. nAsY. living near Marshall. presented us
With two Of three baskclinlh Of the largest.
eheiccat vegetables VIC have sccn this year, or
hare ey~ before seen 10 early in the season.
FiFst. several large white head cabbage. not 10
Be excsllcd IN the county. Sseond. n bake. Of
In flast IRISH potatoes, ope Of them large enough
~ meal Third, seven.l lnrrc becrs Ono Of
them n ischcs long and l3 inches IL circumter.
eaca. Another turuip beet, measuring % in
stss founa. Fourth, mess Of roasting ears; a
part n this crop, from the field. large and fall
osNiasd. SscA present is Of course highly Mp.
yssciAasd. With snch abundance AZ now crown,
- bud. II "Old Abc' expects 10 atnrve us out.
he 10 certainly making a bad calculation.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-06-15

have 10 doubt but that everything ~,
bc furnished and done to k,ep -, WI
and stoat the rebels" arm IN ag
glorious standard is borne triumrlo our
" and exultingiy, from one great n".n
TO the other, and from the great 10y
almost to the great lakes. ''
We would refer those upon wbo. IN
devolve the duty Of Recommending s,:, n
BILE sanitary measures, for tie prs..,s
ton of the health OF our soldiers -
tracts from thnt work, which fev 49,. "
paratively ever read, (tln Blue bcI
the English House Of Commons :.
found scattered over the pages ofours's
zeal Journal literature, for the last ouss
ter Of century to the writings o. l,s
johnson, Larey, Surgeon Of Nano l"a
LIST, Guthrie, Tuilncll, and host Of a,hs.l
whose positions in cold and hot clin,..'
have enabled them 10 arrive at name
rect conclusions 70 conclusive in a ,o.I
cal aud surgical poin, OF view 10 the vii
being Of the inhabitants Of the t,,.,
field
Without mentioning many thing, ,h.,
the army Surgeons iudgmcn, and tno,r
edge will suggest for the welfare Of a".
soldiers. ! viii offer Some d,rrc,;o,.
sanctioned by an unlimited obsery.,,e,
amougs, medical men, and state NJ,
facts that would be well for .cvery al
der TO know
LIST. Ia camping at uight. STREAM.
swamps and valleys should DO ayo;d.J
should the wind be blowing from -
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-06-15

hsi - M. Charles HAsrLL, residing seven inlIss
aeom trwr, seuds ~ stalk Of cotton, abou, tw o
~ Aish. WITH large FILL leaves, and having upon
MIS- squares. He states that lie has sixty acres
n which thb d nrp!c.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-06-15

\ passenger train from the West, on
tic Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, was
fred upon about fifteen miles from Balti
more by Federal troops Several ladies
narrowly escaped death. The excuse
given for the firing was that train OF
secessionists was expected d. Delta
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-06-15

John Flowers, the only man in Dinwid
DIP county, Va. who voted against the
secession ordinance, has been requested
to leave,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-06-15

- From every portion of the Southern
country We hear of the promise Of nbundnu,
crops Never within ,hs memory Of man has
our beloved land been 30 blessed. Impoverished
by fifty years of uurghicous taxation by the
government oil the Union. Frustrated by the tall
ure Of Inst season and the financial distrtss grow
ing ont Of present political Disturbances, oar
people were 10 no condition for the terrible cal
anities incident to civil war, with It's suspension
Of business and OF supplies from lands more IA
vorel. But they stood forth boldly for 'he
right, depending upon Him who is THEN strength
and their refuge. How muniiicently has lie an
severed their appeals Confidence has taken the
plhsc ~ d.may; the voice Of lamenta,ion has
been changed 10 shouts Of thanksgiving. In all
that has taken place we see the hand Of Divine
Providence. Cod i the ruler Of nations as Of
Individuals; aud the people who rely upon him
cat not fail
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-06-15
our mend aud OBJ 7OfVanf,
". r.. 0ClilIl RE.

Arrocous BRrrMITr We state the
following facts upon reliable information;
An officer in the Virginia army, who re-
signed his commission in the I : army
some time since, and whose family il
stll in Washington, asked permission the
other day to visit that city to attend the
burial of deceased child Gen Scott
promptly and Indignantly refused, Dr.
claring that II thousands of children
were to be buried, ma officer Of the Viz
giuia army cpuld yisi, Washington with
out arrest R,esmaHd Ecaminer.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-06-15

- In addition to ths candidates slrea.ly an.
nsuabsa b thls ikus tor mili,n Offices for this
ssspty, - ~ 'sqaestci to rahl;sh ,hc follow
aIng. s
FIR Coioe<l-J n. Curtis.
;. ~. Coleee!--L y. =. Motley 1hos. d. Pow
q. ard e. r. Brown
s 01W-pM. Brown
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-06-15

Harriet Beccher Stowe terms the pres
cnt Invasion of the South the "Holy
War
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-06-15

The Louisville journal warns iis
brother Abolit!onisi, Emerson Eihoridgc
not to return TO Tennessee intimating
that the air Of the gallant Volunteer
State is not wholesome now for that
breed Of men. In proof Of the jalicions.
ness OF its advice. the Journal puts itself
to the needless trouble Of inventing n
lie, saying that Gen, Pillow has issued
orders to hang or shoot Etheridge wher,
ever H. may be found " q. Deiio.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-06-15

Brigham Young has been elected Pres
ident Of the Mormon church
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-06-15

Tsuru ASP Rienrgousssss The Boston
Transcript thus speaks II the pet lambs
ul Ellsworth and Bill " lsoh
The troops Of thc Confederate States
have not only to cope with men, their
equals in every element Of mannoss
bat they are opposed by the invisible
forces VI ,rnth and righteousness
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-06-15

Lincoln county. in Tennessee, has sent
nine companies 10 resist her Northern
namcsako, Abe Lincoln.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-06-15

Tho Yankee officers at Alexandria par
AIDE the streets. with negro women lean.
ing upon their arms, and, seeking the
smiles of the ebcns, promise to free
them ". u. Delta.
Or Saturday week two little boys Of
Richmond, Va, aged ten and eleven re.
spectivcly, were induced TO "play dael y
by a mischeivons negro boy. They
played with beaded pistols at ten PAGES,
and AT the FIRST fire one Of them wns NOR.
tally wounded by derringer bah in the
stomach ~. y Dofa.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-06-15


trally the command of upwards of FIRE
hundred millions Of doAaYs. Think Of the
unbourded impetus which can thus be
given to every branch Of trade, eon,-
meroc, internal improvements, and man
ufacturcs. We will go through this war
without feeling hereafter the slightest
pecuniary embarrassment.
Tie effect Of this policy upon our gov
eminent cannot bc estimated Our cue
mics, who have been taught 10 believe
that We were divided in sentiment aud
without resources, and therefore easily
conquered astoundcd at this exhibition
Of wealth and unity Of purpose, will
really conclude that people Thus deso-
ted cannot be subdued, and may be will
ing to speedily conclude an honorable
peace. If they should not We will be
prepared to carry on the war with vigor
The Confederate Government, can at once
place in the field five hundred thousand,
and If necessary million Of men. If
We baxc to conquer peace, Che entire
resources Of tho country should be
at once called into reputation The
moro terrible wo make this war to The
North, the 1s'ckcr it will end There is
no hazafdi in placing ons entire resources
1t The coatrol Of the Government, for its
bcnds. thus SUSTAINED. cannot dspreciate
uniess Ne arelIkeiy 10 be conqsrcj. aud
X NC are subAucd, iii such . calamity
were possible, tho property ia the soutl,
crn States would Nc vaiuelcss to It's citi-
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-05-01
sADDLFRY! SADDLERY!

rs1HE SUBSCRIBER would respectfully inform
/ the citizens Of Ebensburg and surrounding
country. that he has opened Sadjler's shop, in
the ba.ement of his dwelling house. on Horner
street, where he is prepared to furnish to order
on the most reasonable terms, every description
of SIddles. Brides, and Harness &c.
Having many years experience in the bust
ness, employing none but the best workmen.
and using the best material upon all his work he
hopes to merritt and receive liberal share of the
public patronage.
Country produce at all times taken in exchange
for work, and the highest market prices allowed.
JAMES MAGUIRE.
Ebensburg. Sept. IA. 1S59.-tf.
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