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, 1861-03-02

Nouipl oAtSSls NIL i'ehse make note
ct the speeches Of John Tyler and Henry
seddon, both members Of the late so~called
Peace Conference held at Washington, de-
litcrcti ii Richmond on Thursday night
last 1t will be seen that both gentlemen
Indignantly dcnounce the propositions
adopted by that body as basis Of adjust
ment. Mr. Tyler declar red tie result to be
wholly worthless; and Mr, Scdden sail
VT was delusion. sham, an offence aud
an insult to the South" The probosi-
tons TINT have thus insulted the South en-
brace the following concessions all OF
which j; is proposed to incorporate into
the fundamental Law:
I. The establishment OF Slavery in all
territory South Of 36 deg. go min, and
placing it beyond the reach Of either Con-
gress or Territorial Legislatures.
2. Non~acquisition Of territory hereafter,
either by conquest or purchase, without
the consent Of majority of all the Sena~
tors from the slaveholding States.
8. Denying to Congress The right to in
tetfere with slavery IN the States, in the
Territories, in the District Of Columbia
without the consent Of MARYLAND, or in
any place under exclusive jurisdiction ot
the United States within elaYeholdinc
States; also denying to Congress the right
to prevent bringing slaves into the District
OF Columbia, holding them there and tai
aag them away again, or to interfere in
auy way with tue Interstate slave trade
also establishing the right IN the transpor-
tauoa oi slaves from one State TO- another,
- sea or river, to touch ut ports, shores
end landings in the tree States in case of
distress.
d. 4 construction Of the Constitution ad-
verse to the principle Of law settled ty tie
Supreme Court Of the United States in tile
case Ct Prigg Va. the Stale Of Pennsylra-
nia, by which the sole right OF capture an
return Of fugitive slaves was declared 10
vest in the Federal Government. The pr,-
posed change Of construction confers that
right as well upon State governments and
btate judicial and ministerial officers
s. No change in any of the provisions
of the Federal Constitution which in any
way infect the rights Of shareholders to be
made hereafter without tie consent Of I'll
the slave States.
6. Conversation to be msde 10 +. r owr-
ers Of nil fugitive slaves whose arrest in
prevented by violence or intimidation, rs
well as for ai1 that may l,c rescpea far
arrest.
All these concessions to slavary in the
estimation af Mr. TYLER sra ,rortl1cre a,d
, 1861-03-02
Cbicago Criiht1ete,,


Corwln's bin, from the Committee OF
1hrty- Three, to admit New Mexico into
fhe Union rs 3 State, was tabled yesterday
ey tue decisive vote Of t14G,17,
In the Senate the propositions Of the
Peace Conference came up as the special
order, but the Associated Press agent seems
TO havr thought the aclon taken upon
them not Q: sufficient importance to the
country 10 Justify giving it publicity.
, 1861-03-02
Especial Correspondence Of the Chicago Tribune ]
WAsHtEarox, Tuesday, Feo. 20, 1851.

[snac1.I cc,,senord.n,a of +h. f,bir.o, ar,3hrna
w.sa4arox. Tnesa.v Fan. "a 1as1.
A larxe party Of gentlemen and ladies have
avated themselves Of mild tp1tnslIke dav,
and the services Of a er1my little steamer, to
visit q locality ha1lowed by the name If one
!; who in these times deserves tn ha ,eu,e,1.rr.
al a. , craa+ F,,a,.,na,;a.,s. -
oa. t'sA1on'es' NM aas 4eis OIL
I record lasting rebake OF American Slavery.
And Il wasfo revive the assoe1atiohs; md the
mernorv of his services IN The ,onee af hr,,,..,,
.f..aa,, 49, :. 'A
1feedofn' tnas to-day We voyaged in the 7. Col
.yHr OF the Potomac. "a
I; Don't go of at haH cock, and 4h}nf :if H.r.
ner,s 49, and Ioh7, .R-on,a ,>1 ~ s. 49, -
instant 70 miatake 1,s. Besipea, tho bones of
old Ossayatamie do not renose In viro,n;o
W. fo1na -. 80 49, * e-s.S.
We 1oana 1o-oay the end ot or Journey when
we stood beside the marble sarcophagus that
holds the mortal remains Of GEonoE wAsu.
Y~crcv IT, x.s -, x~..@4-s.~s"
- NC paseeo sesetal nours al Mount
Vernon
The steamer 1eit the dock At 10 T. m. ]oadcd
doxn IN the sru.-ds -r;+h ,,.e,.u~-a -.
go. 49, $50 .A1 t''soensels' anu WIZ
mo.oa' 1aAe seemed to asastre US that she
, 1861-03-02

Wms BT048
And Rev. James Pratt.
Railroad men, the world over. ara celebrated
for their conviyisl mot co.nical. a. we ware
made 10 saw Yesterday morning, md chaarf,,
habits. On no occasion hss this been eo fn,,r
demonstrated M at the Grand Railway Faa+,,o,
held At the B,;pp. House nm Thuradsv n,e,b+
for the purpose of welcoming Hon, N
Banks and his lady to the bosom Of tie rail.
way interests Of the Northwest The OCCASION
was indeed worthv thn n1anner in which il was
;n,rroved
Rather than be compelled to farnisb an i'm
perfect md meaere report of the proceedings
AZ ve must have done bv giving It veste,dar.
We preferred to witt one day that We might
be enabled to do some measure Of Justice to
the banqnet and the telicitous speeches made
on Thursday night Had the supper and the
addresses been given at an oarlie, hour, our
patrons would not have been held in suspense
SO long.
The hour appointed for the supper ut the
B1gCs House was nine and a hslf P. n. but
long before that time the patlers began to fill
with our best citizens and invited lady aud
gentleman guests from distance An hour
or more WIS deroted to introductions to the
Hon, N. ?. Banks and lady, the honored guests
Of the occasion. About two hundred persons
then pnssed to the splendid dining hall, which
had been newly decorated for the purpose, and
seated themselves 10 partake Of recherche
supper which has never been surpassed, II
eoualled. In Chicago. The ladies' were dressed
.,,r4.. ..5 ..n..+- aF }hoyo a. ~,.;,.., .f ...:1
, 1861-03-02
THE RAILWAY FESTIVAL.

A warm and hearty Welcome to Hon,
n. r. Ranks and lady-The Con.
viFtal Supper-Speeches and 6cnt1-
menta by
Hon. ". II. Ogden,
EK-&s0V. N. r. Banks,
judge CAt0ns
James Hobbs Esq.s
I. T. Mum, "
Hon. +. Peck
Wms BF018
And Rev. James Pratt.
, 1861-03-02

LETTER FEoM GOV. DENSIsoS.
fux STATE OF OH1o. E1EcrrIyx DKpAzTxxsr,}
CoLUxErs February =, ls6L
. q. -BA1eEHT ESQ DEAR S1H: Ihava the honor
% the receipt this uornln Or the kind
Invitation OF the Committee hAyinE ch4[ge Of the pto-
posed A4lvay Ee4ttvsl IN your city The 18th list
% be present with Mrs Dennisnn, that iatere ting
deny ne the pleasure OF accepting the lnvItation
re pleased to conMun nttatt my thanks to the Com.
accept Tor yourself the assurance OF my highest con.
sideTAtton. Truly youta,
", DESSIsoS
, 1861-03-02

A Vtsls to the Grave OF Z Virginia
Esnancipationfst-1mPreEeneRtz by
the Mount Vernon Aha0E&Af&eRa-
, 1861-03-02

An adjournment was then had to the par-
Tors, where the company remained untilthe
ball was cleared, when dancing was comm enced
and kept up with great zest until m early
hour on Friday morning.
, 1861-03-02

=. q. stRtH&V, A3re,tistng 4q<zt, 60 psrr.
sosn ss' ts t'szaotd 10 Ttesip Adex,t4ass<ats for
ea's a''d - tho Les1in9 Azr<.s n tie Xor.su.s.
, 1861-03-02

iaE TENTH WARD TEMPERANCE LEG1oy,-The
ReT. Henry Coz, pastor Of the Wabash Avenue
H. E. Church, will lecture before this organization
on Temperance On Monday evening next at TX
o'clock, In Edwards Chapel, corner OF South
Halsted and Harrison streeta. All are welcome.
Admission free. RugERT BARRY, President.
, 1861-03-02

a WORD TO GRoeERs.-Always keep the purest
sa1eEasus to be found in the market. Your cus-
TONERS should be able to supply themselves with q
perfectly pure and healthful article D. B, De Land
Co.'s Chemical saleratus will give perfect satls.
faction to the most fastidtous housekeeper. Naau-
fsetured BY D. B. De Land s Co, Fairport, Mon
TQe county. n. Y =
, 1861-03-02

~ Pure Arrow Root, sago, Tapioca, Barley,
and other articles Of diet can be had pure Of
Sargent, corner Of State md Randolph streets.
, 1861-03-02

WANTED-An English, German
!f Or American Girl To do general Aousevors- .t
, 1861-03-02

w WANTED-By i gentleman and
~ la1y suite Of rooms wl.h board IN rtnt-e1
bivate fanty ssss of Etats street Tho south Fie
fieass address Boz 91so. stating 1era and location
, 1861-03-02

w A II TED.-A partner with a
eash c*Rital Of one hundred and lily doItafa
Fl o. Box mi ~|~H%
, 1861-03-02
The Vote 4n the F1ace Conference by
StAte&%

StAteN%
Especial Dispatch to to Cincinnati 0or1mesrtalI]
WASHINGTON, Feb. -.
The vote Of the Peace Conference upon the
territorial adjustment Of Franklin, R Fpnnsy1-
vnnia was: Affirmative Ohio, indlaca, Lii
uois, Pennsylvania, NeE Jersey, Delaware,
Maryland, Kentucky and Wriaeonsin--nine
Seeative-Aatne, New Hampshire Vermont,
Massachusetts,, Connecticut, Ioxa, Titcinta,
and North Carollna-e5ght Ohio voted Teas.
four-EwfnF, Horton, Bsck1s aud Hitchsock'
Nars twp-Chase and Waleott.
, 1861-03-02

w A n T E DAN Engine with
Boiler from % TO- Is horse power, address
ho4 @189 ELaunE te: p1a- rnh3xSt
, 1861-03-02

Internal I11pFoEenaeaks oy our Couutru-7Ne
Sourte 9f Hea!th. Prosperity and Rappesess.--May
the tndust ious n mind, and the indomitable perse-
Fetance Of C1El Engineers. who have accomplish
ed SO much in the past, be continued until tie ex
pansiye system Of Railroads shall rest upon the
seas mud rivers, by ehip~ehannela, canals and h.
draullc works, are made tributary to the Agricul-
furaa. Commercial and Mechanical fnterests az The
, 1861-03-02

~ TO to John 9onea's, 11s Dearborn street. and
get Jour clothes cleaned and repaired.
70 AL should not fail to fesd the Advertisement,
~ to'' "ooo In 1o.aays paper. mh-1y
6 For AAT operation upon your teeth, or Tor
PkaREoF artificial work Of any doeirable style call
on Dr. Abau2h, 30, ss West Randolph 1t.
ta46rXm
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-01-05

"opricty Of admitting reporters. scv
cral propositions were submitted. one o
which confines the privilege To the re
portcrs OF South Carolina and the Son,b
when It was finally determined to issu,
tickets Of admission to the reporters. to
be disposed Of at the discretion Of the
President Of the convention.
During this debate. the policy Of sit
ting with closed doors was advocated
meeting. however, with much opposition
when the subject was referred to spec
ial committee.
CHARLESTON, Dec 2l.-Caleb Gushing
arrived TO day, remained five hours and
lief, for Washington.
State Stocks have declined in consc
qucnce OF the secession movement,
Letters by steamers recently arrived
state that the British are still IN doubt
OF any serious difficulty resulting from
the rrcsen. excited state Of public icel.
ing in America
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-01-05

INTENSE ABOLITION EXCITEMENT At FRfARs
foINr MISSISSIPPI Fourteen Gin H,u@'
burned IN Sir Hoks g. Idioa of The Ifgi.
IAN" Comm''t~ - The Northern Mechanics
flung and Burned.-Thc following letter
Is published in the Memphis Argus:
FRlAR's PolNr, Miss. Dee II, 1850.
To N, EJ,,o, nj N, DoJ, 1,eu,.
There il ,ro.t .xr;,,no,, H. ~ -
muni,v Tb. ,cn,Io nre !, arns ao,a;na,
the Nortbcrn men vbn bov. boon ~ ,ha
conn,-v I'm, n few m,p,bs q, ,as,a,-
dav evenir,, t,vn g;us All =, &C., l,,,a..
ter were fred simultaneously bv ,ho
procpremcn, or ,bcs, yr.,,ias Tha
night was Ii, nm FIR nitcs ,ronnJ Tha
yipili,ncc committee wore son, ,ndar
arms and ,.occn1ad - ,ho r,or, 81, H.
cornrnt,ra an. ly mo ,an,,, &c Ill.
H., n,b,.r. - ,,'I -, :,
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NEW FIRM

THE undersigned having purchased The entire
l interest OF John A Harris, in the house Of
j. \. Coleman a Co.. have associated themselves
with :. W Webb and vii c,niinuc business a,
the same stand under ;hc name OF Webb Cole.
man 4 Co. Thankful for the liberal patronage
heretofore extended us, we hope to merit con.
,ngsuce of same.
JOHN y. COLEMAN.
THpS j. COLEMAN.
Jan g. lsGl ulGi,
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Notice of Final settlement.

NOTICE is hereby given, that james ilafkns
" and W c swanson, 4 Administrators If thccs-
rtcs Of Moses and Mary \ Brown. deceased,
have flied in my Office their final accoun, and
vouchers with said estate which account ard
vouchers wiz be open for allowance and dna.
settlement ~ the ensuing term Of the County
Coar, pertaining to estates, &c. TO be held IN
and Tor Harrison County, nj the Courthouse in
the City Of Marshall, on the last Monday in
December l-G0. NJ being the 3lsi day thereof
when and whore all persons interested may APP
pear and contest the same if they may see
proper.
Il. I. FRlpERlCl. Clerk.
Dee - 1850 nl3At
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-01-05
Notice.

THE law partnership heretofore existing be-
tween W b Ochlrrcc and W. =. Davis is
dissolved by is own limitation, this the lst dry
of January, ls6l. ..
OCHlITREE & DAVIS.
Jan 3, ls6l. nl6.3t
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SILK GOODS.

4 LARGE lot Of Flounced Doublc .Tupc and
~ Plaid SILK Dress Patterns also Black silk
Patterns, Plain Black sin White Satin White
Silk, Florence and Msrcaliue silks, Just re.
ceiyei and for sale on the most reasonable terms
by
BRAnFItD & TALLEY.
Jan q 1861. nlG;y
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FOREST TRI-W EEkI.N
NJ ALL. STAGE, LINE

Owing 70 the Unprecedented scarcity Of for.
aec through this section of country and the high
prices therefor, the PDpreiors Of this Line
deem i absolutely essential 10 protect their own
as well rs the interest Of the Government in
the Post Office Department TO raise the price
cf fare ON this line
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TAKEN gp by Jas y. Hope, living about
l ! 6 miles West from Marshall on the 1yel
road and posted before y. g. Clark. j +, fol
Beat No 10; one stray Mule Of dark brown
color; blind in the right eye, about 10 or Il
years old; appraised at 265.
u. +. FRIpERiCI. Clerk.
Dec. 30, lsGo. ul5:at.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-01-05

LOST.
4 LAND CERTIFICATE, issued by the
n Stnte of fexas TO the Bnhalo Bnyon Br,
zos. and Colorado Railroad Company lot six
hundred aud forty acres Of land dated the 30th
day Of March, A. D., / $50 and issued TO said
company by the Commissioners Of the State Of
Texas, in accos ancc with the provisions OF an
" Act TO encourage the construction q Railways
in Texas by donations Of lands approved jam
AIRY 30lh ls5a, and an act to amend the third
section thereof approved February sih. 1850
said certificate being numbered 500 II ~
found within sixty days shall apply Tor n du.
plica'c
4 NJ BrK\HAM
Dee. 8, is6o. nl2:at
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7 iiAErEL s co.
BVNIAI. CAskETS AND GASES.
NOTICE.

T>l'is Is 10 larewaFn AL persons from purchss.
/ ing note given by me 10 NJ. Watson. Sr..
OF Nashville. Tenn, on the 2sih OF October,
lsaa, and dae the IS Of March. 1851 given for
fcufi,eu ,heasand dollars for certain nar-cl or
tract ef lind. Against said note | hare le.sl
olse,s. This -sth November 1850
", L. SWANSON.
Dee, ! 1850 nl,,f
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-01-05
Special Notice.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD,

LKVM andaF'cr Monday ncxi, December ! III,
i thu Train will positively leave the Marshall
Depot at : O'Clock. A NJ The Omnibus viii
have the Railroad Office -, half pa; sS o'clock
A. VI,
G. f. IiYNsON. Gen. supcr'nt
Mar,L a. Jan 3 SEQ ul3t
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-01-05
GREAT PRICE FIGHT!
T.. SCHWARTZ,

BLENDERS his thanks to all his friends in
IL Harrison and adjoining counties Tor the lib.
crai patronage and confidence gwen To him du.
ring the time he has been doing business IN Mar
shall Ile came out victor in the last battle on
The field OF Calico. He Tough, Ike tiger :
conquercd'a strong opposition, AMI stands no"
more firm than ever before. lie is enabled to
sell his Goods CHEAPER than he has ever done
Dut oaly for Cash.
He is arranging his business Tor the coming year
exclusively on the CASH system, The critical
times will be a sutIicicn, cause for this conrsc.
His generous customers are therefore politely re-
ou,sted no, to ask for credit IT they don't want
10 o., the refusal Ills motto will be CnkAr
for CASH, no Caxpir at all.
NASAL. Jan o. 1861. nl6y
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Notice Of Final Settlement,

Notice Of Final Settlement.
NOTICE is hereby given, tina, $ X Perry
~ Guardian Of the person sajes,a,e of Felix f
Afnct,, has filed in my Office his final ace 3un, and
achers with said estate, which accounts and
vouchers will be opened for allowance and final
settlement at the ensuing term Of the County
Court pertaining TO estates. SC, to H. held in and
lor Harrison county, at the Courthouse in the
City OF Marshall on the last Monday in Jaua-
airy sci Ut being the 2sth day thereof when
and where all persons interested may appear aud
contest the same if they see proper
r. D. FRlpERICi, Clerk.
Dec. 80, 1860 nl5A,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-01-05

TOWN RESIDENCE FOR SALE,

A\E cf the hesi improved lots in Marshall
~ elegibiy situated, AID with two Of the FINES,
wells in the place. u l,s as il aeood dwelling
good kitchen, well se tsth house, stable
and crib buggs hoaa For further pariic.
ulars enquiry Of
o. fs REGG & co.
June %. SEQ
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Mats.

4 STOCK that can't be surpassed, Fash
n ionabe cashmere and silk hats. soft hats
wool hats, plush. cloth and glaze caps, for sale
by BRADflfln / TALLY.
Jan. ;. 1861. ul7y
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-01-05

Yves. Room, OF thc Adkins House
rllE subscribers have jns' received and open
i "a for The inspection oi The pHhl'r IN the
large anal cpnnod.cis rnom. west end oi the Ad'
kits slauae l0t II eh~ce pianos. most aP-
proved .ivles their allilioa to =sAich gil be
iacry,sfd from wtek 10 week rs the wants Of the
eans'ry may aliuana Shoe, Nesis efevcfy de
scfiplian ca.sisu.ly en- Ai.ni. NV Muse recsis.
vai 81 roa ~ pahA heA Also as9pls 81 tho
hssal olins rai'afs. bafjas Hates. accoa.ieous,
Ae., Se strings ard "a tine, everything Ia the
masital lire
The advantage 0f this establishment 20 Mar
shall and surrounding country Is this; Persons
can selst, ;lcit oNu Instruments aud know pre-
ci-'sy what ihty arc haying and at 'hc sAac
tine purchase a. clssaply as IN the eity.
Planes ard NJ kind. IT Nasical Instruments
car be tuned and repaired GA Shost nosice
Nr. q Frank, oie n Ae fraptiotass, i pre-
" ssv ~ ", =
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-01-05

FAMILY SEWING MACHINE.
Having Purchased the Right Of tIsc
Above Machine for Texas.
J>llk Introduction OF this most heauiifrl and
/ emncnily practical Machine will bring joy
and gadn.%s 10 the hearts of thousands Of our
country women throughout the land II Is pro-
nonnecd by the best judges TO be the most SIN.
PIE. PRACTICAL. and DURABLE Machine now be-
fore the public, and the most desirable for family
use being RrIiAniH and AccuRarg on At Kinds
on WORK, using any size aud kind o thread from
No. 10 200. 1t viii sew. with equal facility.
the rHicKssr mud rnisK-r good used IN famile
We ennmsra,e faw Of i'a superior advantages
LIST. II makes the STRONGEST. most ELASTIC,
and DURABLE stitch Of my sewing Machine ye,
made.
ID. II has the BET and NOT nEftABir FEED
ey r constructed aud does 10, break needles
Sd. II scws from two common spoos, WITHOUT
RI wiNpiNG. and s"es perfectly with linen. silk
or cotton thread, on all kinds u good.
S,h Ii usrs 30 OH o. Tor, thus preventing tie
damaging of goods
9Th II runs with grea, ease, and very quietly
9th Il can be understood and operated with
VERY LITTLE instruction
7th In beanly OF design and perfect mcchnu.
lsm il cannot be exorled
9Th. II combines durability. simplicity, and
practicability, 10 greater degree than any other
Machine evlaut
oh. ip sold for the low price Of FIFTY
DOLLARS.
Our prices are very REASONABLE.
rsS' AGENTS WANTED in all unsold
territory, And county rights sold if wanted
i K McCORD 4 co
john r MeGough. is our Travelling Agent
aud COLI al . H..
ont the State.
BRrrroy Bc7raHt, o aeea, Upshar Co.
j. 4 Mcconn Texas
j. II. NcCord, Jackson, Geo.
j W. Mcleod Griffin Geo.
~ Tlr following paper, will please publish
till forbidden ullyestun News jefferson Herald
and Gazctte fyler Reporter Texas Ranger Up
shuf Democrat. Dallas Herald Austin State Tia.
ze,te, Houston Telegraph. ADD Galveston Civil.
liam.
Foh %. $50 e
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LIST OLE LETTERS.

y ENAlNlNG in the Post Office n, Marshall
~ Texas on the Is, day If January, lsGl
which II not taken out by the lst Of March next
will be sent to the General Post Office as dead
letters
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4 FINE lot Of double barrel ms JUS, re.
~ ceivcd and for sale hy
BitApflEIp & TALLY.
Jan g. iAGl. nlG,y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-18

DErtRSON ENGINE COMPANY no. STAT A
1 Special Meeting of this Company held at the Engine
House, No 20 Chrystie street Friday evening, August
TO- Cornelius G,n in the Chair, the following preamble
aud resolutions were alOpted:--
Whereas, the members o. this Company have been
appraised OF the death OF Manuel silva, for several years
member, and until recently an officer OF the same, u
who had at the time Of his deceasc enlisted under tho
banner Of glorious Union to do battle in Is defence,
and then in command of Company +, Second regi-
mcnt Fire Iouaves; therefore, he II
Resolved That unedy and publicly express our
sincere for the loss Of esteemed comrade,
whose acts, both u fireman and citizen, were without
fear ana without reproach and affords us great gratl
cation to testify to his excellence OF character and IN
wealied devotion to duty. Had he been spared TO lead
his company into battle we feel confident he would have
proved his valor in all situations Of danger and have won
the regard Of his associates by kind and gentlenanly
treatment.
Resolved That in the loss Of late member, the Fire
Department is deprived Of the services OF one Of It's most
faithful supporters, and the United states Army one OF
its most Jealous officers.
Resolved That tender to the relatives and friends
Of the deceased heartfelt sympathy for the rrepara
BILE Affections they called upon to endure. May God,
In His great mercy assaage and chasten such alicton
with the knowledge Of our earthly inlrmities.
Resolved That the members Of this company attend
the funeral in body; that wear the usual badge Of
morning and that copy Of these resolutions, duly au-
Intoxicated, be to the family of deceased, and pub
lsiled in the Sunday Mercury and Sunday Herald.
CORNELIUS Gll1EN, Foreman.
JOiS III. BRILL. Secretary
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JERSEY City News.

TIE CASE or CowDES, THB ALLEGED CouNrERFFTrEE.
appears that the statement made in several Of the
Mat Cowden, the alleged counterfeer who arrested
% Jersey City about week ago. did not state that he
arrested by two Of the Brooklyn detectives and per
nitted to free handing to them SOC 900 in
counterfeit money and 81 600 in good money Tbs
hcts are these;-Cowden at the time under
veiance Of officer Murphy and Sergeant Jacobs who hay
ng followed him several times from the Williamsburg
Post Office where he had box and when about TO make
descent the place. they interfered with by 4
deputy sheriff OF Philadelphia and two other officers
known they getting the counterfeit money and not the
plates and it they did not think it Of importance
TO take into custody the found in charge of the place.
Cowden Immediately changed his residence, but
rested in few days by officers Murphy and Jacobs and
discharged for want Of the necessary papers and has
been large up the time Of his last arrest when he
was arrested warrant issued by Governor Morgan
. requiston made by the Governor Of Illinois