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with those Of the slavcholdiag States
necessarily unite our dcstinies with thcirs
lie recommends an appropriation v
place Missouri Immediately IN . com
pletc state Of defense.
The Governor charges The Presidsn
with threatening civil war by calling
troops to snbduc the seeded States, de
nouncing il ~ unconstitutional and lille
gal. and tending towards consolidated
despotisn.
Jxvvsasox. NO., May 3.-Both branchc'
Of the Missouri Legislature have passec
a bill appropriating $1,000, 900 for III,
defence Of the State against invasion.
LEXINGTON, Mo, Nay "A Union meet
ing held in this city last night was bro
ken up by the Seccssionists.
During the confusion one Unionist wa,
shot, but not seriously.
The scccssionists suppressed another
Union meeting called this afternoon.
A secession Hae is waving in front Of
the court house.
LOUISVILLE, May 3.--Governor Magoilir
has issued his proclamation calling FOL
an election of U. s. Representatives OF
tho 30th Of June, in order that Kentucky
may be represented in the Congress which
meets on the 4th Of July.
FREDERICK, Nh, Msy 3.-The Legisla
ture is reported to have bill to appoin,
a Committee Of Public Safety, with pow
er 10 provide for the defense Of the State
subject TO action Of the Convention, il
il one be chosen by the people.
ANNAPOLIS, May 3.--Fortress Monroc's
garrison numbers 1000 Massachusetts,
men; 300 regulars are on the opposite
side Of the river.
There ore 1000 Virginians erecting
batteries at the entrance OF Hampton
Roads.
MONTGOMERY, May TT 10 ascertaincd
that, up TO this date, 5000 Virginians
have rendered their services TO the Gov
crnmcnt Ii is not yet stated how many
have been accepted, but il il quite Ger.
tain that the force soon to take the field
will be amply sufficient Cor all the pur
poses Of the campaign, as appearances
present themselves At present
Efforts are being made to remove the
seat Of Government Of the Confederate
States to Richmond, Va.
The city is filled with strangers.
Congress continues TO sit with closed
doors. 1t will remain in session to re-
ceivc such States As may hereafter &C.
cedc.
1t is reported that in few days our
Government will assume control Of the
Postal service.
ALEXANDRA, May Federal troops
are still pouring into Washington from
all quarters Of the North and West, and
rumors Of an attack Oh Alexandria are
rife.
The bridges on the Baltimore and vii.
mington railroad lately destroyed, are
being rebuilt.
MONTGOMERY, May BIN Congress, to-.
day, model for seal Of the CoAtcdcra
cy was offered and referred
Congress will meet hereafter in the
Representative Hall.
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Froa tbs Nsv 0rIsass P,cAysss.
m y88fluo AuD DETERMINATION n
DAlIfDo14

| Sfo0 the New Ofleoes P,cAyuoe.
m yE81luo AnD GENERALIZATION n
We ere permitted by the gsaslemss,
merchants In this city, 70 whon The tcl
lowing interesting letter was addressed
by prominent mercantile firm in Balti.
more, to 10y It before DOR readers:
BALTIMORE, April -. 1851.
G~s.~s-Trinking that little nowa
from private source would be welcome
to you, We hasten to apprise you Of .
few Of the late events in this city. You
have no doubt heard that the citissns on
the 10th inst resisted thu Northern
troops in their transit through the city,
and made an attack upon them with
stones, bricks. sticks. and \ few pistols,
and succeeded in driving back about
1900 OF them after several hundred had
passed. The Northern troops fit ed upon
our citizens and killed about one dozen,
among whom were some Of our best cit
liens This had the effect Of uniting US
90 one man in defence Of our city and
State and hes swept the last Union scnti-
ment ont Of the hearts of our citizens
The cry il now, State Rights and Usios
With tie South Maryland thought abe
would bring about . reconciliation be.
tween you and the Federal Government,
but alas the madness Of the AdministrA-
ton has cut Cd oil hope Of reconciliation.
The merchants OF Baltimore, indeed, had
no hopes Of it, And the greater portion
l. r.
uni. for the South. Our hardness in be-
ginning the movement makes il impera.
tive that NC move quick. Our Governor,
who has kept us tied to his will, has at
last given way to necessity and has
called our Legislature. But with or
without his cooperation the tide Of pub.
lie feeling could not now be stopped.
Men, women, and children are in arms
Yesterday, Immediately after opening
service in the churches the alarm was
sounded Of danger from horde Of
Pennsylvania troops within seventeen
miles Of the city The women at once
returned to their homes, and men and
boys took such weapons as they had
formed into company ready TO march
any where to meet the foe. There are
not less than 80, 900 armed men now in
this city ready to defend Southern soil
The counties are also aroused and pre-
pairing 10 repu.sc the foe. Our Mayor
has just had consultation with Lincoln
At Lincoln's request, which terminated
BY the confession of Lincoln that they
must pass their troops through our State
or give up Washington.
We believe that we can retsrd them
until yon take Washington and dsivc
them out, and then assists rs in keeping
them north Of Mason and Dixon's line.
Unless the the Administration is insane,
they will become beggArs for peace in a
few days II We were Que week further
advanced in organization we could with
the forces OF the city alone drive them
from Washington
Excusc our haste, but we can do
nothing cool now. Oar feelings have
been already too long depressed by the
State authorities, and the change in our
affairs has made US little wild
Yours very truly
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The Galveston Civilian, Of the goth
ult., has the following items
We understand that sail boat, in
which Gen. Houston and Col Morgan
were proceeding from the residence OF
tho latter TO San Jacinto, last Monday
capsized IN thirty feet water and both
these gentlemen were in danger Of being
drowned. Gen. Houston has very i'm
perfect use Of an arm and leg, and Col
Morgan is totally blind Mr.. Kos Nor
gan happened to be behind them in an
other boat, at the time OF the accident,
and when he came over to the spot both
we're under water. Gen. Houston rose
near the boat and Was ss:.ca r. s'- Grip
plcd arm with so much carnestness that
he asked TO be let GO Col Morgan's first
expression on getting his head above
water was that they could not drown
him any way they could fix it. He was
once before capsizcd, and though old and
blind, held on To the bottom OF the boa!
while two other persons were washed
on and drowned
"A party Of Mexicaps, fifty in number
residing in Laredo county, so. under ARM
about ten days ago and demanded Of DR.
Mussett. the Customs Collector. the mo
ncy and county and State papers in his
possession
Capt nolan started at once, with d
men Of his company TO give the gentle
men fight.
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IMPORTANT FROM Of. LouIs.

The ST. Louis Herald, Of the Goth
says:
We have known for a week or more
that an attempt was about being made
to ship quantity Of United States arms
stored here. to parties in the North, but
by whom. or in what number, we were
not able to learn. Yesterday the affair
eliminated. A de|apidxted, decrepid old
tow.boat, called the Pocahontas, made
her appearance at the levy, with poster
up for Louisville. Ky. She took on
board, evidently as a blind, a small out
miscellaneous quantity of freight for
that city.
During the day it was not 'ced by
those who had their eyes open that thir-
ty boxes Of the wcIl.known shape of
those used for the transportation of L
s muskcts, were landed opposite the
steamer, and quickly taken on board.
As the craft was of suspicio.- char.
actcr and no other freight was taken on
board, the suspicious oi the quid nunces
were excited and an alare given The
result was that the master of the boat
was compelled 10 discharge her cargo,
which proved to be ,nitty ooxcn ur No.
| riiled muskets. each box containing
twenty guns They were labelled rs
follows: "Gen. H. NJ West, Quarter
master tcncral OF Kentucky. Frankfort,
Ky, care Of Norehoad 4 Co. louisville,
Ky. 90 muskois, altered 60 percussion
and rifle"
OF course this was all blind, though
it was so ludicrously transparent that it
was instantly discovered Instead OF
being intended for our Kentucky con.
frcrcs, the arms were designed for the
use of the force at Cairo, stationed 10
blockade tina, important point The
Kentucky" was dodge, not only trans
parent but silly.
The muskots were removed from the
boat and transferred to the storage room
of Messrs. I. W. Tilley 4 Co, No. SO
North Levcc. where they s.ill remain,
and probably will be subject TO the order
Of the State authorities.
The same paper. elsewhere, says:
The arsenal Is now the great centre OF
attraction to citizens who slocS there
daily in great numbers, anxious TO get q
sight Of the warlike preparations which
are reported as being made.
Tho United States Marie Hospital has
been taken possession of and filled with
as many troops as it can comfortably ac-
commoda.e, while The ncighboring beer
gardens and saloons are to great OK
tent filed with armed men, who keep
themselves in readiness to move at All
instants notice At many Of these
places, there are guns bearing on the
the high points Of ground south of the
arsenal, and it is said that any attempt
on the part of the State to throw up for.
tifica,ons at the salient points Of the ar
scnal will be followed Immediately by
resistance Many families residing III
the immediate ncighborhood, have vaoa'
ted their premises, and gone to more dis
tant and safer quarters. 9th rs Will
soon follow.
The Herald also thinks that one of the
principal objects of the removal OF arms
from the city was TO place them beyond
the reach Of the pcop,c, who were moi
expected TO endure the threatening at
titude Of tho Lincolnitcs much longer.
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THE WAY THINGS ARE DoHK AT CAIRO.

The cargo Of the c. Z. Hillmap, lately
seized near Cairo, consisted Of 700 kegs
OF powder, $50. 900 blank cartridges. 200
TINS OF lead, and corn. oats, and hay. II
was valued at $4,000, and consigned to
Gov. Harris, OF Tennessee Mt Nashville
The boat was surprised and boarded by
party ct stmed mcn, ia whose hands II
- ~, w" .,, u,r., ,r, ~. ,l
aS';!,,on.i ..,,;',,,,.,. r. 81
-, rairo sr"r, ron,ln,nc,, Are, iron. ,ha,
IL.
Thr,,, wc,e FRIDAY ,soo soldiers a,
r,'rn ,,,, snn moro mere c,n.c,cd on
Mo- nav, ,,ai, uhicl, w.s hnh,rJ ,;mc
s;x hons .rrnm which de,av /, was fe,rod
tha, ,here had been some ,,,crrrn,;on on
Inc limo TIo soldiers ware mostly Ccr.
man ana Irish md ncrfec,lv raw in militia.
nv matters Most 81 them Iad On mil;,arv
cans ,atcu ont Of tho Adam. Fxnress on
Thmsdav morning and dc,tired for tho
Southern Confederncy
Every thing that nnssed through Cairo
hv Exn,css e oncned NV tho military
and everything relating 70 war ia annro.
nria,cd
In 10 Thursdav morpiny tho military
AZ Cairo had cnn;ured fourteen c.scs 81
arms detained fnr tho south
The fccl;ng If Tho nconle a, Cairo is
rentescnicd as favorable TO the canae a
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CON1rlQACy A0AlHeT TEXAS.
The following IL taken from me " asst
Ington correspondence Of the New York
Tribune Of the 2sth ult.

cONtrl0ACy A0AlHoT TEXAS
The following IL taken from me " asst
ingion correspondence Of the New Y"rA
Tribune Of the 2sth uIt:
"Ordcrs were sent from here ten days
ago To the officers in Texas to retain a
portion of the dispersed troops there,
subject to the order Of Gov. Houston III
REFRESHING an attemp, TO overthrow the
State authority Other orders were also
sen. to officers in remote parts Of the
State TO concentrate at y given point ~
promptly "a possible, for the purpose OF
cooperating in this movement. " he has
been dcposcd as reported. and made no
rcsis lance, these troops can be OF no ser
vice, since they were detailed for = ape
cial purpose and can be employed for
no other. II Gov. Houston still asserts
his right, ms the legal Executive. and
has appealed TO the people TO sustain
him against an organized usurpAtion,
there can be no tcnbt Of the right Of the
President 70 furnish this aid IN order 10
maintain his authority The next INTEL.
gence from that quarter is looked for
with great interest II Gov. Houston
has made stand at all against the con
spirators, stirring events may be expect
ed An organized army Of 500 or 1000
men, such AS ia row at his dlscrctionl
might administer a useful lesson TO III
trAi,orswho have seized upon the COVER
ment for their own purposes"
| Our readers can now account for'e
threats Of certain individuals In this ny
They were no, wi,hou: meaning gov.
| Houston was 10 raise the banner re-
bellion against the secession movneh',
and to call upon President IiYin 10
maintain his authority Hence ,ery c''
fort WAS made 20 weaken Tex oy cx'
citing civil war among us. ThNccoun's
for the United States roopsoc'ng De
tanned here so long AS TO cy'e tue "p'
prehensions Of the soa,h.w'e'n coun' /
ties.
The conspiracy fsledot from any |
feeling of returning pap"s" IN 'ne
hearts Of it's authors. a, because ~
turned cut to be impractbi'. ana wonid
have necessarily rcswd IN their des'
truction. |, is humilYnE 70 'h'"s that
there should he any yv'd"~i among us
whose lust Of oiicf" posi''o" could
have led him into sfa wicked scheme
Without any shay shcy nave at tho
same time insolcJ dcticd the people Of
Texas, and souglfo supply with impn'
d.ncc aud .udad what they lacked in
virtue and mi ism. Disappointed.
h,Na.a dcr;ar, Nd furious with despair.
thew meet eye/ day in secret conclavc,
and hatch ucl plots against the peace
Trvas Tfof. IL All
and dignity ficS"' - '>''* ''"s@"'
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Chair h Fusnisuso 16nouoneooey.
'Cnk s.dwdse lsvtag ~ oenn 1U11v
ID % saejy - pseAis - = , ~ ps4ngse
VIA = sGps sPgb = - ~ ansoSaf ~
hss h H. 1sse|eslus = ~ vsieo 49, =
Fs.issss. - ~ = - 'Rse..sst - 0viss
u TIE ~ UAeisse MsAsw y ~ ssesasl. -.
iae sAss pesvi6sA - 49, esu16ea ~ y 60
1h any csdsn thae ny - duissd = ~ past =
Ah patrons 10 tAeis ea3tss neisbe4isa, Nd = -
merAasicsl AsiaA ~ psiee
He win hep cssslassly - ha2 Np9H =
the fnllowin9 sstirts e1sal - ~ Assnsbs( ~
saarket to-Wt:
CHAIRS AND BED0TEATIS,
wASHBrAND6 AND TABLES.
Of 81 kiodh.
SAWS AND WARDNOBEe, ~. ~.
Pesspn Wishing 10 psscAes Psssitsss, ~ ~
specially ihrisea 10 give lin csu q ~ Mn
~ raideecr, dtsatsd - 6sseh WssA q ~ ssueh.
wit dvibsa q ~ p.btc sssess. i ~ ssws -
\ ssAaii.
=. LANG.
Novembes 5, 1851
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Nv ADVERTISEMENTS
ELECTION NUTlCE.

Office il hereby given that an -lectsou viii
u l,e held Il The several precincss in Harriseu
haty. IN Saturday The 25th n May 1881, ID
y purposs n sIecsins Coasty Ccmaialsee,
4 said cosssy, IN .he stead n n. V. Dcara
sho u CAT a re c(sce. The prssidihx oGlcess
sii hold aasd election and 10 car al kiierc, III
'ecre will appoint ono ~ DIRECTED ~ lav
0ivss nsdet ny hard asd IT, seal d Md
Sospsy Cosrt, Nay ssh, 1851
GEORGE LANE. CirJ Isssr
NAY llsh, 1861. nsa-M
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CITATION.
NO. sss.

&C. Garoo & Co, rs. W. G. AVERY
THE STATE or TEXAS,
CouSrr " HARRIsoS.
10 any la,ctnl officer q ,ard County. Creating
VOu are hereby commandc! to summon
i W. G. Avery. by publication Of this writ
three Successive wscks 10 the Texas Republican.
. newspaper publisbej in the city Of AarshAI
to he and personally appear bcfse me at my u.
ace 10 Marshall. on Saturday the 25tt day Of
May, A. D., 1861. al 10 O'Clock A. n, to an.
swer the couplain, Of q. q. Grcye and T.. Il.
Gregg, merchants, doing business under the style
OF q. u, 0rgg Co. in plea II debt. for the
sum OF one hundsed dollars principal. due BY
note Of sccoun, briefly as follows. towit note
payable to the order OF q. G. Gregg 4 Co Tor
ninety !, 90 dollars, due one day after date.
add dated Jan |. 1850, with 10 per cent inter
est; also accouu. ,or merchaudine sold in LEGO.
a pr bill filed % 81.
Herein fail not. and make due rcturn Of this
writ ~ the Law directs.
Given under my hand at Marshall, this the
1th day Of May, 1861.
T. A. HARRIS,
Jus,o Of the Peaes IN end 70, SAID County
ls~ucd ,,h Nay, 1861.
7. A. HAMS. !. r.
Received and executed same day by deliver
ing to the editor Of che Texas Republican, =
copy Of the within writ for publication.
Z. W. SLATER G. ". G.
May II, 1861, nA;n
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sADSt.
4 Bounty Land Warrant, for 1920 acrcs OF
n land. No. $685.. ias.ucd to Henry Hiner,
on the 3ls day Of July. le4l by B. I. Archer.
Secretary Of War and Navy II not heard from
within the time prescribed by Law. shall apply
to the proper olbcc for . duplicate.
B. +. YOUNG.
'Msy \. 1861. n33:st
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Executor,s Notice.

THE nndersissed havias bses speeisssd q
/ the March term II ths Cosusy Cesst u
Harrison county. Executors With The will annea.
I'd Of Willia,- Grimes. Discard DO hereby give
notice 10 Ill pcpom inhibited 10 ibs estsse d
he above nAs,ed VILLAS Grimes 70 coos fos-
ward and make payment. All persoas having
claims against the said state se reQeestsd 10
present them within she tiaae pssscsibed By nv.
or they will lsc forever barred
WIN. 3. GRIMES.
J. +. EvrkETT.
April 9Th, 1861. n4eSt
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star LlvEay s1ADlE.

THE undessiensa wcsid Isassn ~ rsh&e thss
i he 10 Iessed H. BFirk Lvsy Staess. ~
mediasely Eas. d the Adtias nsse. SsssAau.
Tsxs', and |, prepend y sspsAooAs. u ~
may i.vor bin. With their patFsaase. No g.ias
or expens' viii be spared 10 Fss6ss csnSSsss
satisfaction. The ssshie h o. Il ~ hsDsue
and finest In he State. I'D WI h ssrpth Whh
the lsst proyepdes aud tie nsse isa1tsis0 cd
csrefsi hcalleea
Horses. kaxeis. al backs I'll be kept fos
hir~
Give this Stable trial.
PHIL BROWN.
Marshall. Texas. Feb. i6, 1861 n7z:tf
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AamInissrator's Notice.

4 T the January term, A, d. 1861, letters Of
n administration were granted to the under
psstsinine 10 IT, ~ta,s Il dees.sSd ps;,oss ; on
the estate Of A. Spain Summcrin. 5eccasrd.
This 10 therefore. 10 notify all yerso~ having
claims against said estate. TO present the sans.
hr payment within the time prescribed by Law.
and those indebted TO make immediate PAYMENT
J.. II. SCMMERLIN, Adar.
April 81. 1861. p32-0
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The rumor in regard to the war feeling
from various points should be received
with several grains OF allowance. The
people of this country are not likely 4
rush into civil war at tl.c demand Of ~
sbolitionists. - Ntr4yk Erswix JosryS
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Tell our friends TO depend upon ii, ON
State is all right. In veal or woe, We
are with you.
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Ths State Ccnveution NJ Florida NJ
TsllsAasses Oh ths 40 inst. AMI saoPts4
Constitution cf me CcaAdsrsss Sssses
mcusly
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CARRIAGE MAKING AND RtPAiRIN,


SHOP 1A1T OF rx1 .pv1IR ooUARl
4 trs doors hsiof ~ AATNs Hu~w. on re
~ As Nam M,swYoyt Resa.
4 IL 'h0c who wish repairing am.
~ done on Carriages and 6axgisa
viii bring them to Goldia / Mania ~
Thr updsfsivncd would respectfully isaRn tAsjr
fr'c~h and the public, that they sse psspsFsa
to carry on the Carriage Making Ard Rspsisiae
Rasin-ss in i,s vasioas Departments. Having
nany years experience. ,hry aAsses thensrlvrs
that for nestnca 81 styse ana dasahuity Al
work, they will not he supposed hg ~ e1aab-
lishincni in tho Sosth
They have just received. aA1 vii slways hssp
on hand. large sapply n nsv uAtssiAl ssitalls
f~ al s,y ~ q baggies sna seuiaese.
Terms CASH. SD nicm - lov = 90 -
agoszsd By ny eoAl uestaaic. All vssk ~.
tainted. Cal aad sxaaias ~ work ~ pstsss.
0Ol.llN.
II. A. MANN.
Feb. -. lSeH.
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CITATION.

fo1o q fIo&n ". " u. AVERY.
THE STATE or TEXAS,
Cocx1Y OF HAaaisos
To any in.fI cGtesr Of sasd Cesnfy. Greeting
YOU ere hereby commanded n s~ssoc W
/ G. Alvey, b. psbiicaaios u thh writ
for thres successive weeks 10 Tie Texas Repabli.
can, . Newspaper psblNhed 10 Mafshall, 10 lie
and personally appear eluse me q ny olbce in
the city Of Marshall. On Saturday, tke 76th day
Of May, 1861, At 10 O'Clock, A. ~. 70 answer
the complaint Of l.. r. Ford and Q. d. Horr.
Merchants doing business under the styIe Of Ford
and Horn in plea Of debt los the suE Of ninety
nine 9s-l0 90 dollars PRINCIPAL, doe BY account
briefly ~ follows. to-wit ios ssndsy items Of
nerchandise sold defendant during lhe year $50.
~ pr bill d particulars died in my dice.
Herein fail not and due retan make Of this
writ ~ the Law directs.
Given under my baud. At NArshall. this 7th
day Of Nay. 1861.
r. A. HARRIS,
Jasfres Of he Peuo.
Issued, May 7th. 1861.
r. A. HARRIS, J.P.
Received and executed same day BY deliver.
ing copy Of the within writ, to the editor Of
the Texas Republican for publication 9Th
May. 1861.
C. W. SLATER. G. II. G.
May II, 1861. Mast
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TOWN Residence FOR SALE.
ANE Of the best improved lots 10 AaslAail.
" eiisibly situated. snd with two Of the anese
weis IN the place. Il hon on Il = good dwelling.
good kitchen. well house. hath hosae, sesbls
and crib, buggy house, &c. 70. fssthes pastic-
ulsrs enquire u
u q. GREGG / CO.
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May 4. 1861
NOTICE.

N(pTlCE.
THE undersigned having rcscatly PCT uP -
l Gr,ra,e Corn Mil. 10 prepared 70 CRIED
corn :or OFT eighth, on short notice. ssd gsasaa-
to- satisfaction to those who may hwos bin
with their custom.
+. LANG.
MsKsiiAiL. ian. IL. 1861. al76
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MARSHALL UNIVERSITY.
A Classical. Mathematical. and Military lsssi-
trle scr Yeasg W,en ~ Bsya
TIE Spring term vii coansaR -
MsnAat, February ~,
Coarr II inasructios sasssaliy W 81
thorough, discipline strict
The lnsiitstion 10 we'll sspplisi With srus
and secostrcsnca,s. and thcssstiral 81 practical
instructed vii, hc .ivru w
lIIIxPAAY YA0xHoR
u such tRes - not 10 iutrstere With ~ regular
stvdiss Of s:udrn,s.
y. 4. RASS, Paeupsxr
MARSHALL, Feb. 2. Iett. H7Dy
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OvsoVto heVWee Woss 0vY8
EROA and shr AsRasy asst nvsonAu Ira.
j the Trails vii, penltivsiy IMys ~ Ms-
sAall I~po4 u : e'claeA. A. n ~ Ouar0
wm ssve she RsIlrosa NV 4 ~ past .
c'clock. A. n.
q. X HvNsoN. ~. Ssswtl
NarkAall lea ~. liza na6M
SvOyEo! erOvGou
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