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Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-06-06
prbiio Meeting ga the Death Of
.iudgc Dougias.


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"hsa ne news oi TIE death "i 7cmio
Douglas reae.'ea . '"'''''e'' '"e e.''1ei'
alter about ihrce hoafs notice. assembled
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rmi'a sis called % tht Jtur, ana BE-
NIIaam.9s arn1inte9 Secretary.
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Judge Brown moved flat "A committee
az fre b. auro.nfc,l % Grlr and r,rori
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he Ina.r appointed james BROWN
- Williamson. A. q. Nta. Jacob Elz.
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rue
John 4. Goodrich, ESQ, being called mp
on. made some vcf. armonriitc remark.
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'"ii'''h' s' porte" ''c io'io"'"1 lfe'i'D''
and resolutions, Tor the consideration OF
the meeting.
" hLRiAs' an all-"ise providence ha'
seen ht 20 remove from our midst TIE
ion. stephen 4. Douglas, "c desire io
give "a presto" 70 our i'eiin-7 on toe
''.''.''ie'''is event '"'te H"ur was
"''''ii '"'ueu ~ Statesman ~ t"t
'.'"'''' 90 ,ne 'Ai'oh lor " ions series
81 Year ne was 81 e"'lueh' ioiiities
anu INslis POSSESSED strong personal
inHa'nee I'M -'o"l ln' "no'e lth-ti
81 tht Jhitea states As stateSm ii'
patf'et anu loyal citztn oi our Govern
ineht' he raj IcW' ~ an' supeuors
iiis loss ~ tHe present unhappy condi'
- - 90 100, '...'' -, y.
deeply deplore the los. the country su-.
tains by his death, we submit with bc-
coming 'e,isutiiou 70 thewlH OF the Al
t 49,. "'o u.s. ',e', ,ois' - 'g'''o'
.uerf far l,i. r,e,por, anal worth
Re,oired-
lst. That IN the d,atb Of t,c III,
Stephen A. Douglas. latca distinguished
senator from the State cd Illinois, the
countrs mas ioS' a statesman OF d'st'n-
ZEN loral ,a,bc C,.s,i,n,;or ana 49, 49,. ~.
ION.
2i That We regard his loss at The
t'es'''' ',''ie' EHe'' 're''o',' l'"e''ioH' ~"
try.as \ Great n1tinn,, c,l,mitr uGr,
our country so greatly needs statesmen of
ability, integrity aud influence u di-pel
~. o'oI.'' 'i'at NOW hans over US anu 10
sd That vii cherish fbr memory
Of the virtues and patriotic services of the
deceased and bury IN oblivion and forget
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'u'ae n'o"h' III d snort speech PAM 3"
''huso'ne tribute OF respect 10 '"e mem
o'' % 'he honorable senior
i J. = en- ESQ "uDed Ms ''sr'"'oh! as
u '"e S'a'oo'h'hs"''' ana PATRIOTISM Oh the
O'.'.Ne''
'o'''' o. "o'Of'cu' h'q'' nest auoed ms
route % respect ny various references 10
'Ne "o''' pal.'''''i'' u tue non senator
- " " iii'Ainso" also "oae" MS IT'D
- y - PC anu S'1'eu MS "'"''' CON
O"''e''0e ~ '"e Sen''hei'S eAi'''S'eu III
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Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-06-06
III. Risht Man in the Risht place

Our newly appointed Marshal, Patrick
uoyle. IS as good a man for this place as
any citizen of our town. We predict that
Nr. Dcyie will Be always ready and willing
20 % hs duty, and VII prove 2 terror TO
III evi. daers.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-06-06
FARMERS,
K + \ ID T H | : F.!
There is No Mistake About It.
The ssT0nny Reaper
; THE BEST d CHEAPEST N lie wEsT.
Elisha Martin
Elisha Martin
FARMERS ARE CAUTIONED.

Against buying any other Reaper AID Moves
uHtl they lave seen This. li j. simple ia con-
siruciioa, - thai any body can rig aud unrig it.
and the absence - complication renders .
less liable - break or get Oul 81 " orkig order
II cuts lie fsstesf ihe easiest. the cleancst and
closest ~ any other Reaper and Mower.
J 20 ail and zee 60 -f ihe iirIr, sarehon-c-
Pea ELISHA NARIfN
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-06-06

Ni1N lIIfr lNa.. June %. irhl.
s meeting 90 thc citizens of this place
was held 80 t,e y. T.. Cburch on TUESDAY
evening. June ith, 70 pay tribute Of re
-pcct t. tle memory 90 thc Hon. stephen
g. Douglas. ate Senator from Illinois
uhiehuas organ zel D, ctlliug Finley
Naot. E.. 20 Ac slalf, AND Vs. K.
smith a. secfenr,.
After n-ms anl vn, impressive
pr51cr b hcRe, TDo, Wilcs, 900 mo
ton ia, cnir appointed DR.. IS d. Twi-
Orl,J D. Fu.oa, 1. J.. GRAY, Dr. y.
simmons 4aa A. l.cnoA Committee on
Resolution.
As,,rtac Committee bad retired, the
Hon Wm.P. Deboit benz called Tor came
forward, HI addressed tie meeting in "a
br.ei and pertinent manner. paving high
eaioee TO Jhe lie aud character Of tie de-
ceased, wh'ehwa- listened to with breath
less interest by the large audience.
Tie Committee, through its Chairman.
submitted the loi,owmg
q.
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"'"u'
va ''"'" ~ O''V -
OTIS, stephen 4. Douglas, Senator from
the State OF ILLINOIS. and although sub
ml--iTr 70 thc Divine mandate OF Heav-
'n' = . '',' ''''.' '1's 'r'' ,''at our .oss >
ct trouble. aaa Whereas. this meet
ns beiug composed ofall political par
ties tAe ea.Iy ana ufin s''nd OF SIC
,. '. 49, lr,'5aa c,r.e. ~ ~ i'pore
party, auI unite here our voices OF ia.
meaiatioa ia CONTAMINATION of the
"e"'" 90 - o'''' "'' HooD man,
f ,-.o5req
IT.. That IN the death of stephen A.
/ Douglas our nation has lost one OF us
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-06-06

SPREADING PowErs The press, the
pulpit, and peticoats The first spreads
knowledge. the second morals, and thc
last spreads considerably.
- Wha, would this world be without
women \ perfect blank--like sheet o.
paper, not even ruled.
THE AFRICAN SLAVE TEApE.-Thorc
will probably be at no very remote time an
important change of policy on the part of
the United States and Great Britain, with
respect TO the suppression of that infamous
traffic known as the African slave trade.
the present Administration intending 10
pursue no hcsitatiug conrse with regard
70 that disgraceful ana inhuman business.
~ y. y. Com. ADV.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-06-06
a4. .s.Al.Il!ays
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Ass. WiN--uw. an experienced and Nurse
Fenaie Physician. presents 90 the attention OF
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-06-06
Seven Deadly "ins.

/. Refusing to take . new spaper.
= Taking a newspaper and not paying
forit.
Not ADVERTISING.
l. Getting married without sending
any of the wedding cake, or a soldcn dol
lar TO the printer.
>. Making \ printing Office a loafug
place.
t. Recalling tho manuscript on the case
:. Sending abusive letters to the editor.
For the first and second o'tcnso>, 40 alb
solution can bc granted The fourth j.
mpardouabie; the fifth IS death by law;
fort balance, dispcnsaiions can be re
ccitcd by special agreement.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-06-06
NOTICE
j. hereby given that tb@ .unders gned has been
appointed administrator of the estate 81
Nathan NendcnhaII,

l. IL Randolph Comfy. deceased. said e.
tate sHpFo--i 90 pe solvent.
Ma - l-6l "a Go S. E0Nk>. Adm.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-06-06

- virtue ola vcudiiioni exponas and exc
cution - me directed from the Daviess Cir
Gun Court. ! Will eAp pose 10 sale ~ the court
house door iu Winchester, Randolph COUNTY
Indiana. on the
2Sth day of June, 1861,
Between the hours Of 30 O'Clock n. M. and 4
O'Clock p. GA. of ssl1 day. The following real
estate. stuat - in Randolph Co.. Ind. io " IT,.
Tie cas-; half az The southeast quarter Of sec
lion six. ioVnship nineteen. II range nneen
east. And the northwest quarter Of the south
cast quarter o The same sector. township and
range. Also fficen acre. OF of thc south side
OF tue east half of ihc northeast quarter of the
same section. township and range. containing
one hundred and thirty five acres.
Executed as ihe property of Asahel C.. Page
az the suit OF William Henderson
4. u. JENKINS.
June ?. 1861. Zee $50. Sh'nR. 4.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-06-06
Our New Marshal.

81 special meeting OF the Town Council
Patrick Do2lc. E,q.. WAS appointed Marshal Ca
OH ine Vacancy orea,ioncd tl tile resignation
OF john Roath. Esq. Mr.. noyle has alrd
bis bond (Which has been approyed.) has been
sworn into office according TO law. aud is now
fully authorz -d 90 discharge all las official du-
tie a. Marshal OF the incorporation o. the town
ofWinehester, Indiana. for the ensuing year.
Attest: ALEX. WHITE,
" l.. STEELE. Cl'k Prcst
Junc !. i-6l.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-06-06
f0ss5s, sEg0RpSspes,gm
az G. sRre Stones.
SLATE RNOFINGl

~ are also engaged 300 masi.g and furnisi 5
it- Nl"ie h"nf-. al reasonable prlcc.. he su-
pcTior.ty 90 Stale over all olhcr material Cor
ROOFING n too well established Co require ar
#re 3meni in as favor. aud these who intend
.9i lainS VII find a Slate Roof 90 be- The
Best and cheapest Roof now in use
Estimates made ~ ~, Information relative
fireri .ir0n ,. dressing
80 ta4lta- ..s
ID. b. HOFFMAN < CO,
nov - Is. Winchester. Ind
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-06-06
4 NEW ARTICLE.
Dr.. Roback'S Stomach Ritters.

Anew aud delightful Siomachic and Cordial
FOR giving tone To the stomach. and Ter the
prevention of bilious complaints incident 10 the
Western country. Fry it.
~ morning drink. % assist digestion aud
relieve Dyspepsia. il has no equal Try %.
In flavor ~ j. superior 10 al other Biiters.
Try IL.
The formula Of these Bitiers. now us6l) the
sole property of Or Roback. orig mated with
ous of the Oldest ana most eminent Medical
practitioners OF the West. aud 10 Is directly
prcdicatrd upon the wart, 81 Western pcorlc.
These biliers DRIVE their stimulus irom the
ppUeriul tonic nature OF tic root, aiid herbs OF
which they are composed. and they are. by
allaAin- unnatural cravings % toe sieuiach. di-
rectit promouNc at
TEMPERANCE,
The pre- sent proprietor believes that iu MAX ing
them widet known IN pubic welfare i sub
served.
will soon be tor sale 10y an 81 nr Roback :
numerous Ageti,. aud al hotc 5. Vc.. the coan-
try o,er. ] tue meantime. orders Will hr
hilrd di-r,t fom Cincinnati in anN guanflIs.
aud 90 tac ieNc-l Rates. 10 r. put zap 100 Gra 1
bpuie>. aud securely iao..r lu one doz. ca>e-
Hall 'lol. s4iuI.i- cases ~ ill- however. bc pack
cd aad sent &" aus address. if desired.
Retail Price. 81 bot. or 6 for SIS.
Principal n6ic. anl ...lr-room. So. 5 i.a.i
Fourth Street. Sd bli.lhe ir,u mann street.
iuvinuafi. Ohio. Laboratory. 80 - H4In-
nlond Street.
For sale n Randolph County, lnd.. by
II. p. KIZER Wmchestcr.
l. III MPHtEN Spmtlnsbur-
ISAAC SlPE, Dccaeid
y. lHORNhURG. Emmcttsvile.
!. a. NEWMAN. Blooming nofi.
E s. STARBJ OK. Bcuna Vista.
Ok. y. SIMMONS. Union CITY.
j. JDbES, huntsville
j. GRO>NENOR. Union Citv.
!. =. IS T.. AODINGTON. Farmland
l'RlNf BALL, Lynn
HALLIDAY * ADDINGTON. Max
vile
j. n. SANDERS. Ridreyille.
TERRELL & son. Windsor
ELAN HELLi. FairYicw. and by
Druggists and Merchant. genera =. !
throughout the United State, and Cauadas
vol IN 23-ly
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-06-06
ANOTHER VICTORY N WEST
ERN VIRGINIA.
Surprise Of a Rebel Camp at
Fhilippi
8 SgCpasEOni@z. killed.!
LARGE AMOUNT OF ARMS. AN.
MUNITION AND HORSES CAP
TURED!
COLONEL KELLEY DiNGEROt y
~ WOUNDEDt
The Flying Traitors chased BY the
Ohio and Indiana Volunteers. and
the Virginia. Union TrOOps..

The Wheeling Iutclligcncer of yester-
day morning publishes Geographic dis
patch from Grafton, dated Saturday even
ng, which states that our troops had lust
lelt that town Tor Philippe where il was
understood large rebel force was en-
camped. low they succeeded will be
seen from tie following official dispatch
10 Gen. Nc CLELLAN, received there last
evening:
4 detachment OF Virginia. Ohio and
Indiana Volunteers left Grafton lastnight
under command OF Col Kelley: and after
marching all night IA "a drenchhg rain,
surprised au cncampm,nt OF rebels, about
1000 strou-. at Philippi After short
engaeemcnt the rebels we're routed. with
"a losso fifteen killed. and a large amount
OF arms, ammunition, provisions, camp
equipdges and horses captured. At our
ast advice, the Federal troops were IN bot
pursuit 90 the rebels, and IL l. quite
probable that many OF Them will be taken
prisoners The gallant Colonel Kelley
was severely, if not mortally wounded.
bore about the AcGuia Greek and
Fairfax Sk;rmi>he>--COl. ADDER
son Promoted 10 "A GeneraIship.
Capt. Wards official report OF the affair
at Aqua Creek says that the firing con-
menced Saturday foreaOon, and terminated
in consequence of the fatigue of the III ca
and the excessive heat He fired incessan-
tly FIVE hours.
Capt. Mari. killed at Fairfax. was a
member OF tAe Virginia State Convention,
and the member elect to the Legislature
from farquar county.
II i understood that CJl. Anderson will
be promoted to u Brigadicr-Gcncral.
Iho~. T.. Nelson oi Ind, has been alb
pointed Minister 10 Chill.
\ distinguished Surveyor has gone on
steamer 70 Acquia Greek to make an accu-
rat c survey. preparatory to further onera-
tiorS against thai place
Gen. Mellow els official account of the
Fairfax affair j. confirmed.
The municipal election ut Washington
passed of. apparently, with ont any inter
est in the result
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-06-06

- Hon. j. 2. Holloway has re
signed his position as President Of the
State Board of Agriculture, and !. d.
Williams, of Knox county, is elected in
his pAec. There will be no state Fair
tins year.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-10-12

Cas- renr HarrSRss Bg REcAruaKpf--The
Raleigh STANDARD says IL cnn, and AT
much less sacrifice or less tlian many
supposa Al thai is required i The
right kind Of a leader and The will. What
ever ia done, hewever. must he dome
quickly The position IL one Of the i'''s!
important Oh the coast uf the State q
North Carolina, and il 1t can be recap
tured without very severe 'oss. 4 ~i'ns4.''s'
be done at cnce. Not day should be
Lost. Dsive the Yankees out Of those
furis, and the inlet is again opcn for tbs
entrances Of our privateers and vessels
uon, abroad, a. no blockading squadron
Sbuld hold position outside the bar one
DAY In seven. II, therefore the plan ioI
the rceap,ure Of Fort IIauesas "a at all
feasible, we hope the APPEAL made by
the Standard 10 the people will not be IL
saiu.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-10-12

lNs J. IT, JOHN soN, Resilient iteatlt Marshall,
~ rtx4s fails srprcsiAtcs jha patronage a51 GOA,
alenge ext0nls1 ip hlp TOR the hut ie1 ycifl- aud
3ue b. merit IS Govt nasaes, T. responsible iFf Az
wtik dlua hy hil. Teeth psi ~ gold pit.o, ,snA
lno - iai iot ~. services ciu he nA.Aled a.. ad'
Ite. su.l him ii fuai
So Jfg4os III RsEieg's bsl'lias ~ sillfs.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-10-12

swsxp,lSo III 41rR srArss The
rnsl Ter the Govctn1s - Il NJ rrady
and extensive Ia Ncw ~. nat nsm~r.
ous aIssakes hNve beeA @ 80 ~
purchasers. u sssiae 4 spti4 aeanf.
The Commissioners isAve aipe1 -
their ree.ipsn large numbers ct 60 n
felt coins. for which ;heTc II ~ u
manner u accounting fer. than u
Dhersy III she mmaers,s arient snYpoet
very careful IN sleliing emit
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-10-12

p24souoS We ars erAlidsd q learn
tiat nrigadior General k~ti Van Dorm,
who recently SO signaliy distinguished
himself by the capture u United States
troops in Texas, has bern promoted to
the rank of MAJOR General in the Confedc-
rate St, es army There ia no elicer more
deserving # ;i,o honor Gen, Van Dorm
arrived ia Richmond, on Send ~. and Is,
we regret to say, quite sick At the Ex-
change hotel. though his friends ansici.
pate bis speedy recovery.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-10-12

| qualification Of buasting . little, aud to
let those who were most forward IN se-
cession. acc whether they have done moro
than have and am wiltiax still 10 do for
the Southern Coniedcracy. And more
than this, have three other nephcws
who have been III Virginia from tho conn
mcncemeut Of the war, with tho other
Southern troops. There are those who
| IN the outset ot secession, were the must
! eloquent exhort-rs and scnsati0niste,
| who declared that IL war was thu conse-
aucpcc Of secession, they would he found
IN the van OK battle, but who have retired
snd ara securely esconscd In their sec!u.
sion, and "cocing gently - sucking
doves"
The tinc has been when there was a
powerful Union nentiment in Tex, ard
u Willingness on the part Of maHy true
patriots to give Mr. Lincoln fair trial
in The Administration Of the Federal
Government. There was also time
when many or the best men in tho coma
try hoped Tint by All energetic demon.
sssatiun they might bring about recon-
sirnction u the government Upon such
principles n might guarantee the rights
81 u's an"tn. ihess times pave passed
~, "h"e Vhioh a"a iecohs.tucHoh nave
ueeoinr Vuso"te 'esHs, OF " ever hea'
uonea " - oniy IN reference 70 past
events II there ia any Union sentiment
in Texas, | am not npprised Of H. When
the millions al Persia invaded Greece,
/ The Sparlaas we're moi more united IN de.
fence Of their country and liberties than
Is texas united ~ support u INC SCUM.
eIn ooniederacy Al 'hc ia,iac'es OF
newspapers, win an arts "hich can po
devised. VIII never DC able 10 conirovcrt
one al these statements The REASONS
are ehyions. The people oi tue United
States had been born nnd reared nnarr
TIE 'egis e' the Union, that Union was
depcndenton the constitution The adop-
ton OF u gave IT life, a3a The disregard
of II has led 70 ils destruction. Mr.. Lin
coin and his cabinet have usnrped the
powers OF Congress and have wagsd war
against the Sovereign states, and have
thereby not only ahsolved the States,
bat all the people OF the several states
lrnn their allegiance 70 ms government,
ibe Federal Government having ceased
10 exist by his acts OF nsnrpttlon Nc
has, through bis officers, suspended The
writ Of Aebeas eorpas, the hnlwsrk OF
american liberty, aud proclaimed marital
ll,.sf IN s0yereign States. II am to rely
GA tha eNrtF"s y. lsn'Eehrs " s'' "?'
he has, through h's hpoi-,fenetai, Mf
> H'.n q Fremont, proclaimed m"'.''., law
1" ai'ssousi, AND assumed 'hs eiVs au'
'niaisifatioi o. the affairs ~ mat osa1",
thelfpy 'Ghonng we Constitution -"
He'''ag ii ngH'Sht tlie sYse'e'H'Ny O inc
{ psnfiif tfff y N, usN ia ta,,s. &itN !itiap
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-10-12

Thl'.Anls s<snber 10, 1901
| A p4lfgtC - |ecident occurred al
| ~ Theatre in Walnut
kErday nighi, i,s ~hisI1 the
~ - = ~ 70. timc imperiled, and ss
of dancing gitis - badly burned
\ MAT sr,as, have since died The Theatre
had been kased by VIM Whesty, an
old Philadelphia netoE who psoduoed
tho Tempest on 1sday night, in
/ spisns..srs. style Rs1 Formerly of
Coycnt Garden, Iondch. prepared The
machinery, and an immense ballet corra
WAS engaged 70 rcpreseut The abode u
Ariel, and other show scencs On ia.ur-
day night moro than fifteen HUNDRED poo
pie were present The first act had gone
forward uninterrupted, aud the dancers
were busily preparing the dressing room
to appear in The ballet at the opening Of
act second Pprosporo (Wloatley) WAS
about retiring from the stage, when The
Audience perceived several men, appa
rcntly stage carpenters. running tack.
ward and forward in their shirt sleeves
Directly those adjacent 10 the stage saw
young lady. al. on FIRE, run hnrriedly
70 the side scenes, and at the Same timc
Succession of piercing screams, from
'ppef'vl,',n'o loeu''''os' g' , l" ~,
.epVS" ~ w. ""''',"'' NV a ~ u'',
l's peoF'e W 'n'',' ''pt' i"e Wy ="
aad the Hitting lights and confusion upon
the stage left 10 doubt that some awful
aclnaliiy was transporting Manager
I Whcadcy directed the people TO bc quiet.
t'l VIM. D' '''''ea 70 ''''' 'Ne eA''''' "'
~ AZ. c..n,-.c-,.
!, "lPe''9 '",' N'fs Nc,'''' ''A'', o''
oi Jour t'''''e9 'au ""u'."'ne 7's'''s'
was ao9n' i.e'hs n'f'e' 'u "'''et cog
tune. Sne S.''' HiN" " sei'ge in fcAoh
h'f utesa' s',a 7oih'N"" H'i''n 'l NN.' q
itt "i gas "heN W was instantly lfn'i.d.
Before the yuVHt nay con1 recover
l,gH' he' 'f'l scr '.''h'l'S WIS pa
atiahe, anu n'i si@''i@ hhl several "l
lhe ha''et si' .s-,i"h a" "Nl''hii'S 0'esf'
iiiS'r9om' ihshe1 up 9. assist her' were
/ m turn seq on IRE Au"5l +" dr1en o!
'h'se Hel! rSs eiriS were mus un''e' at
once ana thc Ni' ran over inc" gaude
nud among trF V"l'I''"'"'s, mas li Z.
last 10 iN.'r c'''' lftf' .si orr i-h'8,
nnd literally uniu'nE w WI, t"nr' Ihcir
I seftti"a were Ni'''i..'' ana 800 scene ",
morn FLO ''Al ug '''@' ever Witnessed
ihtl %. compared '' 'ee l.It.' l'a.eles
ut'ihl I'D. '''' WY PC uic l'eu'
" "u'h'nS 1ie-e'a ''t up i' iur
! etHihs ""A '' ~" 'i-.'7 Nhn ""iF OF
"a. aA'' ''.l "'''' -,
M'sN 0''..' 't.' F'''n l.l N'''
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-10-12

vrsuNs ksSncss, - Several parties
Of gentlemen. from M;ssissirri. passed
through the city yesterday, on thciy
way 10 Kentucky, which Stale how Tor
uishcs Gnc opportunities sar specializing
IN variety u ways. \ large nr'ab.r
&c adventures are now going N t'sat
direction. by way Of Knoxville or Nash
vile. Either mules OF Yankees i Ut
derstood to be their speciality .--N"sA
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-10-12
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Ayr.~r, nr,. - ~ ,, .. n, "a III
ss..s::s y "a. q ssa d : 81.
-" ~ '"se'~" - y
correspondent Vt henestrs 49, G1uG
the Heva'd on board the QnttS HtSlf
steam fr;ys,., Ron,,olx - fss.a.-..-ss
c.,.u,
=.
sh'' morning tcnnday) - oaneA an
mohp'psly o. oHr blockadsng hfes Woe
'.hesra ~ nc cry from To ateeAee4
o. Ha'', D" Ahhough q waA RATHER
r"'y ~ w 'ns'nAnR. Sauoes ush pnss
iaur O'clock, everybody was ~ sls0Fe
t,'ps '"roea oui 81 shr'f hemmockA, snd
'he "ofa PASSAGE % up shchof ~
NUS we're maos from uar nag cAcsrs
rehaerB"sf, On me ssndalIs, thai ~ -
a"cHos shpr. distance from -. 70 TT
a''s4ss. way, "hn : mus, sny ! never eA~
H"p s"' ""def SAL u snt skasf
un'e man she WIS. At ~ o'clock -
WE inner s,r"an AVA sail, following ~
~'Ae y NV 'aha"''a' ~ IN s6ofe, Atssr
Wv s''aas' ea',.
- N' n,s'cu ''e'' NC Proved 20 -
"r''n'ph'",''s pr'B u soous Two IMP.
wy" ''"s D"s"ehs ~ hsaf - ~ could
!u''sa ~ so.H''g ;h1ssen oos gIAss<s.
sae was cruising dawn the cosass from
s''s "'''' "nu Nv 'ney -" pt''n our
's.ss ais ne,' shc maze W Tor e'sser
y w r''o's q u,e par. We expecsed 70
c w " guy 'eI ~ ,e'afc shs coa'd
~" '''s' en''aoee " ''e hsspor sna ~
MINT .;. ns, az 'oaf 9 was ~ sxeMsns
~. y "9afa eht mp. - ! nave -
5 v.. Il gag 81 .''s''E our sresEs cf'a'.
svsel 80" . u''' sn'p "o1Nen oe'tef 90 Tue
ss ~ 49,, ~ ~ 'ng'oe ~ofken ~ oet'sf
1 , ,n'n s,'ls 's'a'hs'g some q ons
~ 'oonp'''s ~ IVY ,ua''a1aos ot 'nors
u's "" l'"''s''"T. WIN Roou s'aspess
''s'pbNs NY e's'''' "'sHhcuy discern we
w" ~ lne S,'s"se e'a'' throwing over
pos,u s''''e " '"s'' cargo ana others
sFe '''aln 'n~''ag away '1c'r boats 20
uiANe s"s's a,esFs ent 30 'nas - I"
nay; - ofe 'h,hs a" quite eers.en,