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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-05-15
TEYnrees Dianatch. I


The British Minister has applied for per-
mission to ship oertain productions, particu-
larly tobacco, from Virginia to England, to
fulfill contracts, but the Governments politely
declined.
Part of the Heet has been ordered homs
from the coast of Africa.
The best feeling prevails between the Brit.
ish Minister and our Government.
Especial to the Post.l
Washington, May Is.
II IL reported that martial law will be de-.
clared in Baltimore in . day or two-Winans
and some other rank secessionists need At
tention.
ingson Navy Yard, has signi6ed his desire TO
recall his resignation, but tho Government
will not consent.
The Congressional District 90 the Potomac,
including Fairfax county, will run oandi-
date for the Federal Congress. The latest
II. Upton, OF Fairfax, agrees 10 run.
A gentleman from Richmond says that
5000 rebel troops ere new stationed 10 that
tered through Virginia. He also reports
ton Of Harper's Ferry on the q. $. troops At
the Relay House, and that Gen. Leo, oom-
mander Of the Virginia forces, threatens
Western Maryland and PennsylvaDis from
the same source. These are mere reports.
Especial TO the N. Y. Commercially
Washington, May Is.
Evidence, that cannot DO contradicted, 10
proving 70 the Administration that treason
able operations are going on among tho citi.
sens Of Baltimore. Government will take
decisive measures TO execute ito authority 10
that city. The Union mon must be sustained,
and Baltimore nust Be kept loyal to the Gov
eminent.
Ter sompsnies Of the 9th Regiment Of
Cavalry, admirably mounted, arc expected
to arrive here during the present week.
TnlsrY.rwo PouNDEas roe CARo.-Siz
thirty-two FOUNDERS, from The U. 8. Arsenal
at Pittsburgh, with carriages, balls and pow.
der, passed through Chicago, on Thursday
last, for Cairo.
1CoUGss.-T sudden changes OF OIL
climate arc SOURCES OF Pulmonary, Bronchia
and Asthmssio affections. Experience hsv
ing proved that simple remedies often 90
speedily and certainly when taken in the ear
y stages Of the disease, recourse should q
once be bad 70 "BlowN's BaoxcsIAL Tao
oHEs," or Losenges, let she Gold, Cough, 0,
Irritation OF the Throat be over 90 slight, d
BY this precaution more serious attack maj
be edectuslly warded OF. PUILIc SPsAKEal
and SIxokRs will 6nd them e6sosnai for clsar.
ing and strengthening tho voice. See Cd
vertisement.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-05-15

Several compAni.s Of Arkansas troops arrived 1t
Memphis to-day. ~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-05-15

The Legislature Of Missouri has provided
Tor loans and taxation, amounting to
over three millions Of dollars, for the pur-
pose OF erecting an srmory and providing
the State with the munitions Of war. The
entire fund 10 At the absolute disposal Of the
Governor OF the State who is to accom-
plish tho matter in his own way. II seems
indeed that the secessionis.s generally are
disposed 80 inyest their leaders with absoiuts
powsrs,and,.s far as possible constitute them
military dictators.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-05-15

Hhctr y ~rmu ~ G0ve1mme nI.O
The St. Louis Journal, secession paper,
has the following among ito editorial re-.
marks:
Observe, = war Of determination 10 wagei
against sovereign States, for no other reason
than they have chosen, for solemn cause, to
exercise that original right Of cell. govern
ment-the right to modify, change, or abol-
isn, their forms OF government At pleasure.
This 10 misrepresentation Of the CASE
They may "modify, change or abolish their
forms Of government At pleasure and We
will never object. The objection is that they
arc endsavoring to abolish our form Of gov.
eminent. They may s'modify, change, or
abolish" their own State constitutions, which
are their own separate forms OF governments;
but when they undertake TO pull down In
ruins that form Of Government 10 which We
oil have : common interest, then We beg
leave to have word to say on the subject.
A good deal 10 said about the right of rev.
olution. Did it never OCCUR to the secession
lists that there must be correlative right on
the part OF the assaulted Government to re-
fuse to be rsvolutionixed2 This would bs
true evon II the revolutionist had "solemp
cause"-how much more forcibly is it true
when they have no cause at oil.
Peace On the Border.
meeting Of citisens Of Schuyler county,
Missouri, Was held at Lancaster the other
day, ct which several prominent citizens Of
Davis county, Iowa, were present. Tho
meeting vas animated by the most friendly
spirit, and % earnest desire was expressed
on oil hands to prevent predatory excursions
across the line from either State into the
other. Resolutions we're passed for raising
military companies to suppress violence, and
to prevent lawless depredations on property.
Committees Of correspondence we're appoint
Cd to address the various counties along the
border and in as far as possible secure q
general concurrence in such measures %
shall be calculated TO keep down any hostile
or marauding excursions across the line.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-05-15

A special GENT sent from here returned
from Hsrper's Ferry, reports 5000 troops
there, including 200 Kensuckians and com-
pany Of South Carolinians. They had only
one day's provisions on hand, supplies from
Western Virginia having been cut OF, and
two weeks more will exhaust the supplies in
the surrounding country. They only recov.
cred one thousand stand Of arms from the
wreck Of the Arsenal, and some Of these are
10 bad condition. They cannot mauufao-
ture more than IL rifles . day; they have on
y GOO men this side Of the Potomac. They
have not received any batteries from the
Maryland side, and show no disposition to
erect any. All the preparations indicate de.
fensive purposes on their part; they must re-
treat or be provisioned. This however docs
not contradict the probable advance Of the
main Confederate army by that route 10
Southern Pennsylvania, when JEFF. Davis
discovers the impossibility al breaking Gen.
SCOTS line around Washington.
Worlds Special
Barksdale writes that he has . company
10 Virginia, which intends marching on
"r-niugruu.
Forty cannon are planted at Harper's Ferry.
The Pawnee 10 anchored of Alexandra.
Fifteen hundred Alabama troops asd twsn-
ty cannon landed last night At Aanhansas
junction, en- ronte to Harper's Ferry.
NKw YoRK, May 13.
The Tines dispatch says that Gen. levitt
has sent orders for the forti6cstion Of the
heights At Cairo, commanding Bird Point,
which be regards a. the only asssilable point
at that post.
North Central Railroad Rs.opsnea.
BALTIMORE, May l3.
A train fr ON Pennsylvania came through
this 2. m, with mails and passengers. II
was hailed with evident satisfaction BY tho
people along the route, and ~ it passed
through the city many expressions OF vel
come we're given.
The National flag was displayed at various
parts Of tho city to-day. The prohibition
having been removed.
The citisens have been all day in expecta
ton OF the arrival Of troops over the North
ern Central Road, but thus far mono have ar
rived.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-05-15
BY TELEGRAPH.
Baltimore, Nav Is.

The city 10 quiet to day. Troops are ex-
rected 70 arrive here Tomorrow in large
numbrrs over the Northern Gent. X. X. FL.
Mensafy has been largely reinforced to day
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IIiis F+wnrvuryuTmsme

~~rsv rrEut WITTY M II 6mG
We see every few days accounts Of little
meetings 10 Iowa, which set forth 10 pomp-
Gus resolutions their opposition to fratricidal
war. and close with the declaration that they
are willing to fight only in self-defence, and
30 repel the invasion Of their homes.
Such sentiment il un- wise and pusillani-
mous. 1t il the duty Of every American citi-
eco to vindicate the honor OF the American
flag, and to sustain the authority OF the
Government, everywhere over the broad land
embraced in tho Union. And since war ID
upon US it is better, in the sentiment. OF Doug
las, to fight the enemy in the cotton. fields Of
tho South, rather than in the corn. fields OF
the North.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-05-15
NV LoNpoH, o.. May Is.

NV LokDoH, o., May Is.
The report that two privateers have bsen
towed into Nov London, 10 not correct.
POETS Speoisl.1
Washington, May Is.
Preparations indicate that Government ID
getting rsady Tor contest st Harper's Ferry.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-05-15

6TA Regiment OF illinois volunteers are
camped 1t Caseyvile, . few miles east OF ST..
Louis, on the line OF the railroad.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-05-15

The War Department has determined
not 20 dstssh any army officers for the vol
nstesF fofes, snd has 20 notified those who
.ads apPlisatios g bs permitted 70 take
ohaSeo ol regiments. Col. Willard. OF the
DeoonA Trey RegimeDt, has communicated
~ decision Of the 0ovsecmsnt to his men,
- Ihsy viii have 20 choose sueoessor.--
fAIbAn1 Jo@.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-05-15

hoHA AN0" AOins 1uitiAuOtS 0AA utl0-
delphia have been and ard being put in
readiness for blockading
FREkPoRr, H., May Is.
One OF the members Of the McElsnry Go.
volunteers refused taking tho oath this morn
ing, and decided to return home. His uni
form was stripped from him and with hal.
ter around his neck, be vas led through the
ranks followed By hisses and grosns. A
squad Of bis comrades accompanied him to
the depot still hsltsred, enlivsning the way
With the Rogne's March end kindred =c.c
dies. At tbs depot be vas tho observed Of
oil observers, and az the train moved of he
received the compliment OF three disma
groans % q parting blessing.
New York. May Is.
Ned Buntlne hastendsrsd . regiment Of i6Ot
sharp shooting hunters from Western New York.
Philadelphia, May -.
1t liz undere TODD that Col. Lcwis' Regiment OF n
infantry will receive marching orders to morrow
through Bal inore southwark. They fuzzy
equipped. II Col. Lyles' Regiment can b. 60,
ready ii will plso he sent forward Tomorrow undeI
command OF ten. a'adwaIlader.
Bureau Junction, ILL.,, May Is,
Ia an ARRAY yesterday between Saml Richie
Philip MArti aud man named kinnsgAn, Ia I
Irish) Martin stabbed Richie, killing him la.
SANITY. Martin VAS arrested.
GAlssburs, May 10.
Three companies Of volunteers, one from henry
county, one from Murphy county and one from
Warren county, passed hare to-day en- rosie for the
Camp at Peoria.
Ths Galesbargh Fsncibles left on the same train.
A large crowd collected at the depot to witness
their Departure.
Cairo, May Is.
Several companies Of Arkansas troops arrived 1t
Mara hi tn-da
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-05-15

Suspcns ~ on and small NOies.
A bill has paced the Missouri Legislature
authorising the issus Of small notes by the
banks, and legalising the suspension Of spe-
ole payments until January lst, 1868.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-05-15

Millinery STORE, ~
MAIN ST., .D1TW11u ~ AND ID. -
nj Rs. 5. J. MCCARTNEY has Just received .
lvl splend ID stock 81 Millinery Goods Of Spring
and Summer styles which she VIII sell very cheap
for cash. Call and examine before pnrch asing
elsewhere.
Stamping done on al kinds Of Goods for En-
bordering, and Dress Making done in all it,
branches. rApril3O-d
ZONES SCUUUEk6,
y American Eclectic,
MateriA Medica and Ihera upeutics.
Just received ~
OGDEN, BROWNELL 4 CO.'S
CRY Book STORE,
Apf15 % Main.st. r
AJhAIE REP y I'm, whole md ground fvr
w salchy kOBERcHON BRO.
Aprill1d % Aain-st-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-05-15

a The report Of the capture Of Camp
Jackson osused ., dreadful scare at JefEer.
son City, and subsequently, large numbers Of
Arissu secsssionists locked in from the sur
rounding country to protect the Legislature.
WAR TALk.-The war which 10 upon us il
the great topic Of conversation 10 the streets.
the psblio places, and at the family Preside.
All sorts Of remarks are maidstone patri.
otto, some sorrowfui, and some amusing -
One young girl, much alarmed At the idea OF
her male friends being called upon 10 20 to
the war-perhaps killed in the conaict-ex-
claimed, With tears in her eyes, ssHow dread
fuI is would be 30 live without me0 70
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-03-09
TAKING OF THE ALAMO

The san Antonio Herald OF the 10th
has the following important intelligence :;
: O'clock saturday Morning Our
usually quiet city is full of soldiers Az
fine important streets are guarded, aud
the Main Plaza looks like a vast Militia
ry Camp
Col Bon McCulloch, with his command,
came into town this morning at O'CLOCK
to take charge of the Government prop
crtv. lie was joined By various Guy
companies. and our citizens generally
The Alamo property has been gwen
no hy the gallant Capt. Reynolds, as
true a patriot as Texas can boast, who
has resigned hs commission under the
recent L :. Government determined 20
adhere IL the cause of the south. The
Lone Star flag now floats, AS OF yofe ever
the renowned Alamo Negotiations are
now going on f,r the other property IN
this city, which, il not given up III io"
hours, will be taken.
We presume that, ere this. every Tor
,iaca,ion on gun belonging to Uncle SAM
has been taken possession of by the cit
Of Texas
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-03-09
THE LINCOLN ConPRonIsE.

freely is evidently the leader and or
gan Of the Lincoln party. That notori.
Gus agItator has recently paid visit to
the lllinoisian, and has evidently strength.
ened his spinal column. Their inter.
course has acted and reacted to the
great encouragement Of the no-compro-
mise party. Lincoln leaves for the East,
stopping ON his way at all the towns, to
preach war and coercion Greedy sits
down and writes such encouraging as.
suranccs as the following 10 the old
sllver.buckled gentlemen who are vast
ing their tears, and their time at Wash
ington, IN vain Efforts to save the Union.
Greedy is showing what will be done by
the North IN the way Of amending the
Constitution whenever a convention is
called for that purpose
But before the business Of amending
the Constitution is really undertaken, 1t
may be well to consider the important
fact that when the question Ia opened,
the free States will have something to
say on the subject so long rs the Con.
stitutl0n remains As it is, the free States
will cordially abide by IT, as they always
have done, TO the letter, and IN the spirit
in which 1t was made But ii the work
# alteration shall ever begin, they will
of course have the night, aud may have
the inclination, to insist upon amend
meuts ia consonaucc with their own
views, and for the iurtherance Of their
own interests II there is a slave power
in this country, there is also a freedom
Ia II a. "a q
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-03-09
DIED,


In Marion county rcSss. M The II day If Febgl
afy. i~Gi NJ. ELIZA JANE CANtN IN her alsi
year.
She proiesscd religion and joined the Mc'ho-
dis, Episcopal Church many yean4 age. An
other humble and Submissive christian has TN
nmphed. and given her dying testimony in proof
Of the divinity Of the Gospel the power Of the
cro.s to save. We cannot doubt her title
clear, to blessed immortality.
on the 6,h inst At the residence Of he- Grind
IA Capt NJ Parry. IN Pamela county EtiI!t
daughter ~ Nj j. " and NJ G. hcnurdy aged
years. months, and 70 days.
sweet child Heaven opened wide 10. bright port
al. to receive thy pure spirit There amidst angelic
hosts snJ scenes Of uuiadlne oycnes- and splcndof
the age. Of eternity shall roll by.
Weep no; foad parents Thy little pra,ief - not
lost bot gone bcfore
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-03-09

Chill. and Fever Chills and Fever y Oae " The
erea,est remedies that hts been lad before the
public foy Fever and AgHe. sud which have received
The highest cnconiun from thc pies. an the people,
Il DH J. Hu~rETrERs CELtHRAlEp i frtk~
who would endure the toriufes arising from ihi Ter
able At.ease when IL tan b. 50 easily cured Who
won,d endure slcoplese nights burning tevttr and Icy
chills alternately when remedy can he ohain'd Tor
a mere triAe Aud yet how many familie. tnsor out
4 painful existence Under this deadly blight and do
nothing hu, gulp down qgihne. until 4 becomes a.
common A. tacr day meals and yet they are not re-
heyrd None but tho foolish and weak would hesitate
tn procure hese valuable b.t;cs and save themselves
intense agony.
For SAFE hy
BEARS 4 WirHfESPO0N,
Marshall Texas.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-03-09
NEW pVEKTlSEME
Notice.

VlrM " MASON -inoasy and tonnss.o' al
w lar Jefferson. frxA, w;ll practice hi. pro
fe~sion Ia the Sixth and tshth Judicial Districts and
attend In person the District Courts OF the following
counties Marion CaHs. ritpa H"~'- "fb9' @N 3
River Pamela Harrison, lpshnr and Wood
~ Prompt attention paid TO the collection Of
claims -,
ofes Dallas Street. over j. L. $ c, Smiths
store
March o. ISL n'y
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-03-09

In consequence Of the completion Of
the telegraph between Alexandria and
India news from India will now reach
England IN six days
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-03-09
TO Hire and Rent.

I lIAN Z three young negro men 20 hire out
l | al.o desire TO mt out the firm On which !
Formerly ~ ded. situated 2 miles South %
Marshall There are sixty acres OF open laud,
a fine orchard good dwelling house. out hnuses.
&c DUDLEY 3 JENNINGS
Jim aGuI ST.. nlg.u
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-03-09
MARSHALL MUSIC STORE.


VilE subscribers have jusi received aud opon-
/ ri for the inspection OF the public, in the
large and commod.ous room west end II the Adj
kins House. a lot Of choice pianos, most APP
proved STYLES, their addition to which will be-
increased from week to week as the wants Of the
country may demand. Sheet Masic Of every de
scrip'on constantly on hand, New Music recev-
yed as soon as published. Also asuppy Of the
finest yolns guitars, hanjo. flutes accordeaie'
&c. sc. strings. aud, in hue, everything in The
musical line
1he advantage II this establishment 10 Mar
shall and surrounding country is this Persons
can select their own Instrument, AMI know pre-
ciscly what they are buying, and at the same
time purehase rs cheaply as Ia the city
Pianos and all kinds Of Musical instruments
can be tuned and repaired on short notice
Nh g. Frank one Of the Projectors, Is pre-.
pared to give lessons in vocal and instrumental
music.
f. HARTEL & co.
Ian If lsGD
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-03-09
Ladies Dress GoOdx
Gcntiemen's Furnishing Good.
SILK GOODS.

4 LARGE lot Of Flounccd Double Jupe ana
Il Paid silk nross Patterns also Black sk
Patterns, Plain Black Six. White Satin, Whit
silk flogeuce and Marcalue S,iis inst re
ceiyed and for sale Oh the mos, reasonable term
by -
BRADFlED TALLY.
Jan 3, is6l uiG.y
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-03-09

r IHE Undersigned having
1..1--xH Livery stable would respect.
fully inform their friends aud the public that they
are prepared 90 do as fail justice i' those who
may favor them with taer patronage IS amy sim
liar establishment IN Texas Their stable Il
large aud comfortable Is Kept in the best order.
and will los ai all times supplied with the very
best pr1yeulcr. per-pts who may send their
horses to this stable can rely upon having them
well Eel and well attended TO-
Tnr, will keep on hand horses to hire, bug.
gias. lack. &c. and can send parties TO any
portion q the country that they may desire -
20 to
IN a word fa well kept stable good feeding
tn best attention substantial vehicles. eood
stock and a general desire to r abstraction.
constitute recommendation. the pr1prictors n'
this stable hope 20 merit and receive liberal
share OF Patronage AL they can say s' try
them
BELL 4 HOLMES.
Nn4,ti. Feb rs 1861 u29 q
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-03-09

- KEGS NAILS jasi b-iug received and
I > for sale a. reduced prices by
BEADt ED * TALLY
jan : 1-Gl. ul6v
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-03-09

'rHF copsr,ncrship heretofore existing he
tween the undersigned IN the Livery Stable
business. was this day dissolved, by mutual con.
sen, Phil Brown Il alone authorized 10 settle
the business Of the concern, and will continue the
Livery stable under biz own name.
PHIL BROWN,
D. y. JONES
NAs,r,it, Feb u lshl NJ.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-03-09

Hats.

4 STOCK that cant be surpassed Fash
a iouab.c cashmere and nix ha,- soft hats
MOO, hats, plash cloth. and glsg caps, for sale
by BRADFlELD & TALLY
Jan. ,, Is6l. nl7y
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-03-09

BEEF CATTLE Beeo,ris i5G Western
Becycs Near 500 Western and $50 Texas
Cattle remain ON sale We quote Western at
7lasc q n net Texas at Sjlfa 30 r hccd.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-03-09
Ladies' shoes.

Black pul c.l rcd congres. and lace boots
KID 80 DO 10
Cali lp d, do
Goat, c1G ouamled leather aud kip waking
shos~ 4 large aud complete stock just received
spa ior sale BY
BRAnFlELD 4 TALLEY.
Jaa. =. ls6l nlG,y
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-03-09
BUY AND SELL GOODS CHEAP!!
muf.,pt
CHEAPER. FINER. AND NICER.

lle promises 90 krtp always on hahi iArf'
anl handsome s'a,k ol gools. s1itlbe for tha
matStt
CHEAPER. FINER. AND NICER.
Chan r,rt hnforH brought 60 tr. place.
H. viii also .Aaw moro harp,m than The
small man ami grand con4urror,' + ShwaTis
whose lame as d srler Of cheap and fine goods
will be entirely los; anil forgotten ia tie course
Of few months His successor viii sell goods
cheaper than III ever could 10.
Therefore Ladies AID Gea,enan, 70 you de-
sire 20 secure
GREAT BARGAINS
sou will avail Yourselves without delay OF the
Invitation to call at Mr.. A. Loeh's store, sec
iaic. sn buy H. sells
ENCLI SiNELN FOR CASH.
H. has arranged his business entirely en- the
Cash asiotn and will have nothing 10 do with
er.di, The greatest bargains can be had, hut
only for cash Recoi'eei that lie bays for
cash knows how To buy sni sells Tor cash
tie wants but "a small very small proht. Con
sequautiy BIZ goods are
$Ol.O NENN low:
Call and see far yourselves
Marshall. March ., 1880 ua4y
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-03-09
CHARLES DECK ERT,
Boot and shoe ma h or

is,ath corner Of The public squafs
II FEPS constantly on hand large assortment
N Of IAiies aud Gen,lcmens boots and shoes.
OF hi. own mannies ,ilre also good supply Of
sole and appeg leather for safe
From his long experience and close attention
to the business he hops 70 have continuance
Of that patronage heret ofore so literally hs~tow
Cd on him. Al orders promptly attended to,
and work warranted
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-03-09

l AIDES and gent men buffalo over sho-s
l. will keep 'he faes dry and warm made Of
The Buffalo hide and Gar superior TO TIE india
rubber ust rlc we'd and lar sale by
BHADFlELD 4 lAILEl
In 1Ggf nfs.v
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-03-09

? pie Sifrf # sod C1uuv CpsinF
N(ruEREAS. 10 our District Court Of said
" county u Harrison, "a the 9Th Jay Of Feb
uiafy. l-6l' George X Fisher, WIN resides IN
sand county Of Harrison fled h4- petition against
james y Cam,be.. tlo Defendant and shows
that ou the 1,tA dag Of june. l-5 .. the said
paerAaa, aal., cSooa.od and delivered TO the
Painua. .sheg hts prami-ory note for The sum
of one hAuir.i da.Itrs PAYABLE twelve months
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-03-09
NOTICE

fI'HE Undersigned having recently pat Up q
| arst-rale Com NH Is prepared TO gred
corn iar one eighth on short notice nal gxArss-
toes satisfaction 10 ,kcse ~ao may iavo. him
with their Custom.
L LANG.
M,nsuaiia jan :. lsGl ul,-u