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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-06-08

This line starting from Clarksyille, Texas,
connects with Brnd6eld's stage At louisville, on
the southern Pacific RAilrosJ and thence to
Shreveport, Ia, and thosc pstronixing il may
rest assured that they can BE- put from Clarks-
vile, Texas. TO Vieksburg, on the Mississippi,
10 four days and hall, and will receive al ut
IGNITION 10 their wants ind comfort.
Fifty pounds Of Baggage allowed to each
passenger. One hundred and tlfv pounds eslra
baggage will be charged the me as one pas.
sengcr, and a lesser or greater quantity charged
In the same proportion.
NESMITH 4 SHAW, Froprietors.
Jrf1ssrson .juIy nd 1850
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-. LOUIS HOTEL,
NEW ORLEANS.

o. T.. HALL s CO., PKornisrons
This Horn, specially adaped for families has
les, beer re.opcncl for the season, after being
thorough, renovated. and these wishing the best
Accommodations in quiet, retired part o! The city
will find everything there conducive to their com
tort and enjoyment.
Dec 80 90 nli:5t
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~ Ctnefna1si rs~ publishes Mr.
nea ~ ~ \. D. Conway. Of that city
= ~ sg)efeses e Peace"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-06-08

Owing 70 abe unprecedented scarcity Of fc@
ago thrcueA this section Of country. and ths his'
prices theretor. the Propsistoes Of this Linz
deew II absolutely essential ITO protect their os1
a. well ~ the interest Of the Government. IN
the Pos. Office Departncnt), 10 raise the ps'cs
Of fare on this line.
NGiEB,
For the present will be rs fellows:
From Marshall 10 Jefferson. ,...... ~ 80
- nAingerhsad. ...' 80
- - A1t Pleasant. ,..... 80
Gainesville. ... IA 50
Through tickets from Clarksvillc to
Shreveport, '...........,,..........? 20 90
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-06-08

I>RoM Swansou's Landing to townsville DE
/ pot, 10 eta per Sack. ~
From, SWANSON Landing TO Scottvic DE
pot. 20 cts PER Sack.
From Swsnson's landing 10 Marshall DE
pot, Is cts per sack
r ~. HYNSON, Gen snprns.
Marshall. lcc. 10, 1860.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-06-08
SINGERS
Sc WING MAChINes

make the most approved stitch that hanan ,a,...
has ever Invented II being the most nnilor,1slsa"
same on both Sides OF The labtic, and Their /. ~
grf room for cav nine tcnths Of tbr Cia,h,aHa
shoes sold In New Orleans ismade on thrs. MAJ
aud they sre used in preference 10 all Other, M
= trial, in the srg.s, aud most fashionabls ~
making establishments In New oflcsns. ''S
They arr used ~ all 'hc large Hotels In Nev o.,.
and at the principal Boarding Houses also hy
portion of the 1ailnrs aud Shoemaker, ana /. ~
drcds oi private families, and have given un,,ss
satisfaction,
The publ, will beat IN mind that Singer Ms.h
are sold upon trial II desired with any and Nd =.
/. machines aud in the trials that hate lien MAJ
this city IN nineteen cases cat Of twenty ,l,tv -
been kept and the ether returned.
The price VI Singers Sewing Machines has ls..
GREATLY REDUCED,
and the bcs, Machine Is only 500 and N. 49,.
IRON six 10 twelve jolars with cover and loch N,
WALTER BENNETT. Aessr
III Canal ST., New Ur!eaa.
April T. les.
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NEW ORLEANS,

NEW VHTsFNNFt
u. ". Hn.pREfu 4 CO.. PaorRr7oSs.
rrAyINC recently bestowed uerh pains .nd
III expcues in thoroughly ovsseau'Sl 'ie ~
CnARlns Horn, 10 which WEIR Added i.st year
several suites Of apartments suited ior hmi'ts
a. well as additional sleeping apartments io'
single gentlemen, the proprie'oFs arr now PR
pareJ 70 give incr,ssA accommodations to their
numerous friends and patrons aud take this OPP
portnuiiv Of returning their thanks to the citizens
Of Tcya. for the liberal patronage they have re-
ceyed from tina, State, during the past year
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= I u " 4 ! y

4 EEp constantly on hand large stock Of Cooking
n ard Heating Stoves, Of every variety of pat,
terms. Sole Agents for the sal. Of the celebrated
EtoN0MisM COOKING STOVE. RILEy's FLY
TRAP, WiNsHIFs SELF vENTiLATi<u RE-.
FEiGERAruH, the CREOLE COFFEE poT AR.
THURS SELF SEALING CANS and JARS.
March 80. 1860. missy
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FOREST R1.WEEkl.f
MAIL STAGE. LINE.

IRON MARSH All. TO JEFFER8OS, DANGER
vHSp. MOUNT PLEASANT. AND CiARKs-
VILE.
The Shasta courier., 1861-07-27

WRECK or TIE STEAMSHIP PAcIrIc-This
sea going steamer, that has been plying for
some time past between Portland, Oregon,
and San Francisco, struck on Coffin Rock, in
the Columbia river. The Portland Aduerti-
scr says the quartermaster at the wheel mis-
took the order of the pilot at critical mo-
ment, and the fad result was that the vessel
struck and stove hole in her bow. Every
effort was made with canvass to stop the
leak, but to no purpose, and she was beached
on the right bank Of the river, some ten miles
below whore she struck. Her cargo will be
saved in a damaged condition, and her ma
chinery and furniture also. The loss has
been estimated at SIC, GOO. No blame is at.
tached to Capt. Staples, and the crew and
passengers united in card expressing their
sympathies in his misfortunes.
The Shasta courier., 1861-07-27
G. l. TAGGART. Secretary.
Republican Senatorial Convention.

Pursuant to call, the Delegates composing
the Convention met at the Tower House on
Monday, the 22d inst, at 2 o'clock, and or
ganised by electing W. E. Robinson, Chair
man, and W. S. Kidder, Secretary.
The following named gentlemen were re-
ported duly elected delegates to this Conven-
ton:
C. G. wingate, W. E. Robinson, j. B.
Potter 70. Croker, proxy, W: s: Kidder, D.
G. Hacklsy-of Shasta. JEFF. Wilson (Orsin
FIX, proxy, F. Leach (Orsin Fox, proxy,
B. Block (Orsin Fox, proxy, J. NJ. Goewey,
II. Sander, f. Peters-of Trinity
On motion, j. Chadbourne, of Weaverville.
was nominated State Senator, by acclama-
ton. Orsin Fox was appointed by the Chair
a committee to inform Mr.. Chadhourne Of his
nomination.
On motion, copy of the proceedings of this
Convention be furnished the Trinity Journal,
Douglas City Gazette, Shasta Courier, Shasta
Herald and Northern Argus.
On motion, tie Convention then adjourned
s,fse dte
The Shasta courier., 1861-07-27
psosasL. FATE OF TIE LsvAs,

PROBABLE FATE OF TIE LzvANr.-
Information has been received from Hawaii
up to June 7th, and we learn that ships
mast had drifted ashore below the harbor Of
Kawalunalee, in Kau, and is seventy six feet
long. The lower part of the mast which was
between decks is squared and finished as if
it had been used IS rack for guns. 1t is
supposed that it is the Levant's mast. It
went on shore there months ago. If it should
prove to be the Levan.'s the proof will be
conclusive that the ship did not founder, but
was wrecked on reef, rock, or island, in the
Pac,fc, and if this view is correct, may not
some of the Officer and crew be alive?
The Shasta courier., 1861-07-27
LEGAL NOTICES.
summons.

In the District Court Of tie 9Th Judicial District,
of the State of Californis, in snd for the county
of Shasta
j. Granville Doll VS.. Geo. w. McCumber
and james Eaton.
Acti9n brought in the District Court Of the 9Th Jr-
diciaI District Of the State of California in and
for the county Of Shasta, and the complaint filed
in said eou2ty Of Shssts, IN the oEce Of the Clerk
of said D;s,r;c. Court.
TyHE Peopis Of the State Of cAiifosnis, send
greeting to Geo. W. MeCumbsr and James
Eaton You are hereby reqaired to sppcaf ID An &C
ton brought against yon by-le above named Plain
tiff in the District Count Of the 9th Judicial District
Of the State Of California IN and forhe county Of
Shasta, and 10 answer the complaint Ned thers1ns
"a copy of which accompanies this summonsl within
ten days exclusive Of the day OF service after the
service on YOU Of this summons--if served within
this county; or if served out Of this county, but
within this Judicial District, within twenty days.
OF il served of said District, then within forty
days-or Judgment by default viii be taken against
you.
The said action is brought 10 recover the sum Of
S744 T2-l90 dollars, alleged to he due and unpaid
upon eertsin promissory note bearing date 18th
August, 1859, FOR Sf25 dollars with three Isl per
cent. per month interest, executed by G. W. Nc
Cumber, sn6 secured by eer.ain iadenture OF
mortgage, executed b. James Eaten all Of which
at large viii appear from the complaint, eopy Q!
which IS hereto appended.
Aud you a-e hereby notified, that if you fail to
appear and answer tie said complaint SIS above re-
~-.i-ed, the said p,sinSG viii, II ads.t ihe de,
sssxsaIf sssss sssssv-a,-vr .,s->- "A ma
tant, spply . tns Court .or decfee q Iorecs
Of the mortgage on said premises ard an order Of
sale Of same, and such other orders and relief as
asked for in the complaint, and for costs Of suit
&C., SC.
Given under ny hard and the seal Of the District
Court of the eth Judicial District OF the State of
California, IN and for the county of Shasta, this
2sth day CT Msy, in The year Of our Lord One
Thousand Eight Hundred and Sixty-0ne.
jel:Sm JOHN ANDERSON, Clerk.
The Shasta courier., 1861-07-27

JAYAN.-Dates from Japan have been re-
ceived to May 18th. The Japanese purpose
sending Ambassadors TO the several courts
with which they have treat;es, ostansihly for
the purpose Of urging the postponement o.
tha. article Of the treaty tha. permits foreign.
ers to reside and trade IN Jeddo after the lst
of January next. The japanese Government
believe that the fnlfllment Of that part OF the
treaty will cause civil war, and desire to be
released from its operation.
The Shasta courier., 1861-07-27

FtEerfes ~ W4sHfse4eH- -TTsaaaIsaHif= a
Partial returns from Washington Territory
have been received, indicating the election
of Garfield, Dem, over Wallace, Rep. We
trust that the returns to be received will con-
firm this, and that the doctrine of knapsacks
for Democrats, and Offices for Republicans,
has been reversed by the people of that Terri
tory
The Shasta courier., 1861-07-27
PROBATE NOTICE.
In the matter Of the Petition Of Dennis H
Dunn, Administrator of the Estate OF John
Susur late ofShasta county, deceased
IN the Probate Court Of the Countycf Shasta.
STATE Of California.
JCNE TERN, 1851

JUNE TERM, 1851
IT APPEARING by the petition of the said Ad'
j ministrator, that there is not sufficient persona,
estate in his hands tc pay the debts outstanding
against the deceased, and tbs expenses of admins
tration, and that is necessary sell the whole os
the real estate fer the payment Of such debts, it il
therefore ordered by the Judge Of said Court, that
the Court room Of said Probate Court, on
Monday, TIE .oth day Of August, A.C. 1881,
q. II o'clock, A. NJ, Of that day, to show Cause
why en- order should not be granted to the said Ad
nstrator to sell TIE real estate OF the deceased to
pay such debts, and that copy of this order be
published ct lest four successive weeks in the Shas-
Ia COURIER, newspaper printed and published in
the town and county Of Shasta
J. T. LANDRUM,
Probate Judge.
Shasta, July 10, 1851. jl2c:4t
The Shasta courier., 1861-07-27

THE Pacific Echo is the title of paper
Just published at Napa, by Alex. Montgom-
ery. In its editorial it rehashes the unjust
charges of the Bulletin against our nominee
for State Treasurer, and in politics we should
think it of the Breck. stripe, and not likely to
effect any particular change in the politics of
the State
The Shasta courier., 1861-07-27

nURSUANT TO 81 order Of the Hon. Wr,. P.
r Uaingerfeld, District Judge'of the 9Th Judicial
District Court n and for the county and State
aforesaid, and TO ne directed notice IS hereby CIV
en- 70 eli the creditors Of the said Insolvent Debtor
G. W. NcCunber, TO be and appear before the Hor-
Wm P. Dainge-seld aforesaid IN open court or
Saturday, the 10th day Of August, A. D.
1851,
st 70 o'clock, l. NJ, ct the Court House, II the
town Of Shasta, then and there to show cause, II
any they can, why the prayer Of the said csolveut
debtor should not be granted, and assignment Of
his estate &c made. and he be discharged from sn
his debts and liabilities IN pursuance Of the statute
il such case rade ard provided, and il the nean
time a proceedings against tie said :lsolvert debt
CT, or the part os lis creditors, are stayed
Witness ny hand and the seal Of the said Court
this 18th day Of June, 1851.
JOHN ANDERSON, Clerk
By JAMES KEEN, Deputy. J6td
The Shasta courier., 1861-07-27
Elk Ho.s cHArs.-seth Kinman, who

Elk Hoas CHA1R.-Seth Kinman, who
some time ago manufactured an elk-horn
chair and presented it to President buchan :
an. has finished another, which he intends
presenting to some of the crowned heads Of
Europe. Mr.. Kinman is well known as tne
pioneer trapper of Humboldt county, ana
somewhat famed as lover of curiosltles, and
will probably make tour of the state eA,
hibiting the chair and other rare works OF
The Shasta courier., 1861-07-27

MrsrSG.-We hear of one or two compa-
nies who are busily engaged in fuming Clear
Creek, commencing above Horsetown, ana
extending as high up as Oak Bottom AT the
last named point operations have been COM
menced and we trust that the expense and
labor of these worthy and industrious men
will be amply compensated by rich harvest
of the precious metal.
The Shasta courier., 1861-07-27

DR.. MuSsoN, beamman in the Assayer's
department of the San Francisco Mint, left
that establishments suddenly on Tuesday last,
while his work was incomplete. He was s
man of strictly temperate habits, and though
strict search has been made for him, up to
Thursday no trace had been found of him
He was of a nervous temperament, aud fears
are entertained that be has done violence TO
himself
The Shasta courier., 1861-07-27
SHASTA COURIER,
Union Democratic senatorial Convention.

This body assembled on Monday last, the
22d inst, at the Tower House, and organized
by electing Joseph Yanks, Chairman, and G..
l. Taggart, Secretary.
A. C. Taylor and A. Skillman were ap-
pointed Committee on Credentials.
At this stage Mr.. Taggart read a commu-
nication, in the form of Protest, and signed
by D. M. Kellogg, setting forth his own, and,
no doubt, the views of others, in relation to
the so much talked of unit resolution of the
Shasta County Convention. Wepublish this
Protest as a portion of the political history of
the 26th Senatorial District:
To G. l. TAeGARr, ESQ.,, Shasta County Senatorial
Delegation.
SIR:-Your notice of invitation to the Trinity
County Union Democratic Senatorial delegates, TO
meet the Shasta delegation in Convention on the
22d inst, has been read by the Trinity delegation,
and after due and respectful consideration by them
in person and by proxy, am requested to state
That whilst sincerely regret the arbitrary, and
to Trinity unjust action of the Shasta County Con-
vention, pursued in the adoption of its unit resou
tion, and fully appreciate the generous offer of Dr.
Benz. Shurtlef to relieve the Shasta delegation Of
their positive instructions, still we cannot conceive
by what power or right he can undo what whole
county, assembled in Convention, solemnly enacted
and ordered to be DONE
INC SHASTA county oficiai Democratic
paper by a most indecent and unwarrantable attack
IN its editorial columns upon the gentleman whom
we had recommended as our candidate-a gentleman
who has served county in the Legislature with
honesty and efieiency-places it beyond our power
to withdraw him.
Therefore we respectfully decline to meet the
Shasta delegates as it would be to purpose, and
would, under the circumstances, recommend, for
the sake of future good feeling and harmony, that
the Shasta delegation endorse A. c. Lawrence, Esq
Respectfully, your obedient servant,
D. NJ. KELLOGG,
Senatorial Delegate.
Weavervillc, July Is, 1861.
DR.. Shurtleff now said that he was can
didate subject to the free and unconditional
action of the Convention, and without restric-
tions of any kind.
P. Gilhooley now nominated DR.. B. Shurt-
left, of Shasta county, for the Office of Sena-
tor from the Goth Senatorial District, and A.
Skillman nominated Fred. Walter, of Trinity
county, for the same Office The result of the
balloting was as follows. Shurtleff, II
Walter, 2.
On motion of A. Skillman, the nomination
of DIR. Shurtleff was made unanimous.
The Convention then adjourned sine die.
JOSEPH YANKs, Chairman.
g. l. TACcARr Secretary
The Shasta courier., 1861-07-27

The Township Convention met in the hall
nsxt door to the Charter Oak, on Saturday
last, and organized by appointing Thos. Nc.
Turck, Chairman, and A. c. Taylor, Secre-
sary. The Convention was very harmonious,
and after short session made the nomina-
4ions that will be found in another column.
The Shasta courier., 1861-07-27
Fifth day Of september. A. D. 1861,
Justice of the Peace Lockhnrt Township.

It having been made to appear satisfactory 70 tho
undersignsd that the above named defendant re-
sides out Of the State of California and in the State
of Oregon, it is ordered that service of the above
summons be made by publication in the Shasta
Courier for the period Of three months.
Given under my hand this 9th day of june, AID.
1851 L. L. 7. HASTINGS.
ie29:3m Justice IF the Peace.
The Shasta courier., 1861-07-27
FERRY NOTICE..

NOTICE :s hereby given 70 ell whon it nay
concern, that the undersigned viii nsse sp-
pEcat;o, to the Honorable Board Of Supervisors cf
Shasta county, Cal, at their next regular meeting
il August renewal of license fo- ore yesr 10.
his to ferry across tie Sacramento -iver wte-s b
cov resides.
HENRY S. BALL.
Balls Ferry, July 9Th. 1851. i.l3:ti
The Shasta courier., 1861-07-27
BRIDGE NCTl%E.

A~oEcE ia hereby given TO 81, that ths UNDER
IN signed will make application to tie Honorable
Board Of Supervisors of Shasta county, CAL, st
theraex regular term Il august, for e re-ews. OF
Iice1sa for both Of his br;dges-oae OF Clear Creek
and the other On Cottonwood Creek-botl OF the
msi- road from Shasta to Red Bluf
=. =. BELL.
Clear Creek Bridge, July 10, 1851. ill3:td
The Shasta courier., 1861-07-27
County Treasurer's Notice.

lature, snd approved April 2s, 1855, autho-i1;ng
the Bos-d Of supervisors Of Shasts county to crs-
ate fund FOR the redemption Of County Warrants
70 tie lowest hdds-, hereby give notice that the
money collected for sid fund VII Be paid to tie
holders of warrants thst VII take tie lowest amount
O. osss :os tse vsr-snts srd thst seeled proposals
directed to tie County I.essu-e. WI Be- ,soavsd bv
ne up 70 tie sst dsy Of tie .sg1la- meeting Of lie
bos-d Of Supervisors j, August aext. No bid sos
more than tie ps- value Of said warrants, aor ary
o'e unless accompanied by tie warrants proposed
70 be surrendered. VII be received.
JAMES c. HAYBURN,
County Treasurer.
Shasta, July ), 1851 ilstd
The Shasta courier., 1861-07-27
AT PRIVATE SALE.

TvEE vel known Boarding Hssss =, Buckeye.
kept by Ms. C44ow, Is offered fo- sale, togeth-
er with COWS, calves, pigs, chickens, &C., 70.
Cash. ies3
The Shasta courier., 1861-07-27
summons.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, Justices Court
County of Shasta. Lockhart Township
The People ofr Ike SsGte Of California to Le,cis
Nc Caliistes, greeting:
VOU are hereby summoned to appear before me.
at my office in Lockhart township, in Pit Riv-
er Valley and county Of Shasta, on the
Fifth day of September, A. d. 1861,
at one O'Clock P. NJ, of said day, TO answer unto
the complaint Of l. P. Brooks, who sues TO recover
the amount Of Two hundred dollars, $500 upon =
promissory note given by You 70 said L. P. Brooks,
and dated November oath, 1860, and payable three
months after date with interest al the rats of one
and ouehalf per cent. per month from the time said
note became due, when Judgment will be taken
against you for said amount besides costs and dam
ages, if you fail TO appear and answer.
To the Sheriff any Constable ofssid county
Make legal service and due return hereof.
L. L. Y. HASTINGS.
Justice of the Peace Lockhart Township.
The Shasta courier., 1861-07-27
BRIDGE LICENSE.

A~oTIcE IS hereby given tsat tto undersigned
will apply TO the Board Of Supervisors Of shas-
Z county, at tne;r next regular meeting for IL
cense 10 kesp public TOLL BRIDGE. a. point
On Cottonwood whste the Red BluE and Horsstowu
csi crosses said creek.
jlzl WM. LCGWIG.
The Shasta courier., 1861-07-27
NOTICE IN INSOLVENCY.

h tie Dis.-c: Corr. or tie 9h judicial D;s.-ics 1.
ard Jor tie CouEty Of Shasta ard State Of ca.yor-
zi2.
In the matter OF the Petition Of G. W. Nc
cumber, an Lnsoll ent Deblors
The Shasta courier., 1861-07-27

In the District Court of tie 9Th Judicial District
of the State of Californis in snd for the county
of Shasta
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-06
JoHy BEIL.--A Memphis paper Gays;

We have received authentic thst the speech Or
tEs Distinguished gentleman Nashville The other nist
TsI0e3 IN he Nashville paFers Of Tie following day asto do him
inusce IN several particulars aud osTecay q the oih n'
preston besotD MI. Bel understand viii 40 an earl day
peare iSr poll cation synopsis o. what lie did say Mcan.
wnle 5e nsy stae AMI peisp ought 20 te that be llDsc
regards the speech effort against Secession and fr
ihe Union. We do not, after the assurances hye
received, permit ourselves TO hllvor o doubt tist
such he reel Of bic effort but certainly in Ell tie
OF nstioaal Vieudcs unfortunate choice
made By patriot guA John Eel
ticual di.puc cou ted % The iuezp cable effort buude
which must have BE public effect Of bnt bornd
10 believe do believe, that he committed tu buudsr
honestly he sungcesonany gty Of terrible ini,akc but
not al driven by Of imperative duty
say 81 detection lie Vet sincerely deems binsef ldy to tie
sion And We Dc rot doubt hit he viii feel IL DE-. ue
aud 10 b country promptly thus much Tire p5. IN
Der bis own Signature
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-06

Tvs Boor oS THE OTHER LEG.--A letter in a
Charleston paper nom Montgomery, says il was ru-
mored there that Gen. Bragg has asked for two thous
aud additional men TO guard city OF Pensacola. 1t
Is feared an effort may be made to land men there TO
attack Gen. Braggs force in the rear The movements
ofhe Flying Artillery pow on Santa Rosa Island jndi-
cate lhis 50 it seems the fox il hunting the deg.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-06

damage. To his failure oo that occasion, rey DO at
trIDutcj the lnss OF Sunter.'
The gentleman who makes the above statement IS
the SON Of weilsnovn -four merchants IN this city,
and who has spent much Of HE tirc at the sodth ioE
few years PAST.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-06
cOue,poHderce OF The ". Y. Th5ure.

LAwuxclyuLE, Tioga Co., Penn, May 3, lsOl.
Tioga County has done noJly. On tbe 2cihand |th
Of April che concentrated about GO volunteers a Iro!
Bradford County. Citizens Of al professions TUNED
out ut moments notice, and declared tlemseye5
ready 10 march 10 tie scene Of s,i,e. hnced be- We
can raise q regiment beside those we have already
fen. The enthusiasm Of the people il at the highest
pitch and as 4 result Of all Trltiea are enrolling
themselves into companies ready to take the Geld when
called upon by tie proper authorities. Every place Of
any importance in lie county, has seut out its com
pany ofhardy .alwartmen thegreaterp portion ofwhom
are Injured TO all kinds Of barlshipe, and tho people
have freely contributed money to supply The families Of
those who have enlisted.