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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-02-16

! specially requested 10 convene the people OF this
/ state In convention. for the purpose Of securing
/ an expression Of public sentiment upon the new
and startling issu's which a fes weeks have 30
rapidly involved aud the chair i directed 10 ap-
/ point committee Of i've gentlemen 70 present
these resolutions and this request TO the legisla
I turc."
A resolution by DR. Sayre. dcnounc.
! ing Greedy a. a traitor, because Of the
sentiments expressed by bis paper, was
! also unanimously adopted
.n,i-c0erci0n speeches in the spirit of
/ the resolutions. we're made by Levi s
( Chatiield. w. Mcmahon. and Marshal
/ Ryndcrs The meeting adjourned 70
/ meet. at some time yet to be named, at
the Cooper Institute
I .~rra- We clip the following from the
+ Galveston News, Of the 29th
Hon = II Reagan arrived on San
day from New Orleans, and lefl yester.
day for Austin 70 attend the Convention
of which he Is member He thinks
with Jndgc Pasehal that war ia inevi-
7 table TIE President l. anxious To pre-
vent a collision, but Mr. Holt aud Gen
Scott appear TO have tie control.
Then be- went 70 Washington be had
hoped that it might be possible to obtain
united action ~ the South, 10 present
an ultimaium 70 the North. and If refus'
cl. 90 Withdraw all together hnt he
soon saw nothing would be obtained
from congress, and The rapid waa h of
events speedily rendered useless al
Efforts at cooperation, before secession,
rr the purpo.e Vt presenting South.
esn u.amWnm rhe Black Republicans
speedily showed their determination moi
10 Weld any concessions 90 the Souih
and they now breathe nothing but eoer-
cion AMI hostility lie looks now to q
Southern Coufdoracy as the best means
of protecting the border slave States I;
Of making all ihe slave States respected
abroad of securing o fair settlement
;,s,,tn,i.,, - .i,y.r, ami ID s,.snri,..,
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n,.,5s and r.ce.siti.. ~ eo,a,tefr4 I'm
l;,...,. o,1 ,.,,,,l.,ion shall re,ntr. il
a.. a,i,ts ,l,. optv onasti.p far Ta,.s
mo. f., a...de Ia ,sh..tfar .aa .,giu stav
h, IA, i-,,..r .,,;.b ~, N,rtbars, St,f..
e, ~. ,.,, ,rit vr.tb ,'is.a# ~ the South p
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ing
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-02-16
MATTRESSES rOR SALE.
= PREPARATORY SCHOOL.

MISS l.. II. HAMMENT having again re
wi turned to Marshall intends opening S,houi
at her mothers seSiience the lth day OF teefua
ry, 1861. She returns many thanks Tor past
patronage
rrnus rrr sraslnN OF IwHNrY NNNHA.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-02-16

TaE DrSS Rusr AysAis Tie personal
difficulty between Dunn, oi Indiana. and
Rust. 81 Arkansas, has been settled hy
uindman, Of ARR, and sherman, o Ohio,
who reported no cause & quarrel"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-02-16

pgAu 90 Ex.Go,zRNaE LrlHra FIX
Governor Robert 7 Ieiclier, died IN
Frankfort keutugky on Thursday night,
sath sit after a protracted Illness. Tie
served ~ the STATE Legislature many
terms aud was some yeats "a Cong
la lSA0 he Sas elected ooyeiaar 1t Ken
lucky. beating his oaapa isF, Judge
Preach. by an overwhelming majority,
Subsequently, ~ wss appointed Minister
90 Mexico ~ President FILLMORE THE
ended his public career.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-02-16

1t 81. reported that fotiy.,wo oi ihe
county treasnrcrs OF Illinois age lit'le
faulty ia their accounts and will be i'm
med.sto.y Proceeded az aiustby iAu state
authorities We presume That al og
most of them aia LneolHites, ga r..
publican paper iu Chicago in referring
+, i4e matter says They may hc all
souud On the slavery question. hpt are
unworthy Of trust ia financial matters
m Eythaare
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-02-16

Among the novelties ia New York
churches is a hydraulic engine for blow
ing the organ
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-02-16

FROM MARSHALL 10 JEFFERSON, DANGER
FIELD. MOUNT PLEASANT ANp CLAIMS.
WILLIE.
Owing 20 the unprecedented scarcity n for
hso through thl section ct country apd ihe high
prices Therefor the rropr.eior of this Line
detm il absolutely essential TO protect their awR
as we'll as She interest 1T the Government Ia
the Post 0Ire Department. 20 raise the price
of care on his TINE.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-02-16

STEAMBOAT srSk - Eraasnlks. JsH e
The steamer Melrose, bound from Gnu
cinnan to Nashville. sunk near Union.
town. Ky, Yesterday L.'ss boat si5,'
,,aw Ysf s's~-s4 '~ls ss " ~ .ss ss" rags
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-02-16
DRAzos

EXECUTIVE nwvvWrupxE.
AusrIN, Jan. %, 1891,
Gtssls~sa d tk Senate asi Hsasf Re-
rsse.saisrU
! have tho honor % transmit n yonr
honorable body the joint Resciuiicns
adopted hy the Legislature u 1saaesuss
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-02-16

II seems % rs ths, those delegates
who stood pledged 10 their constituents
against Submitting the Ordinance, will
Gni themselves in rather an awkward
position when they reach home.
The second letter is as as follows:
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-02-16

Rtsolrea, tha, We dcmaia that oas repr~ enta'
tlyes ard servants land mol onr rulers, as some
ionarnn,lv at,lc them both IN oar National and
Ana States legislatures. shall a, oDre initiate
movements Tor pcaeahlc solution Of our diai
cuties SO that civil war may he asoiaed. and the
wheels Of business may again begin TO move, aud
remancraiing labor WI return ie thousands nos
out Of emlloym, ut. aul u6 ring from the stub
horn refusal Of the Republican fsriy 10 grant
The Saaih hcr ius' rights unAer the consultation
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-11-16
i TalluzStrator s Safe.

- Office is Hereby given to all parties in interest
- that under and by virtue 81 iecTetal order Of
the County Court OF La Sale County, in the State Of
Illinois, made and entered the September Term
thereof u. !sjl, the Undersigned Administrat OF
the estate Of fHgSAs DEXTER late Of said county de-
ceased, Will Monday, the 9th day Of December,
y. 1861. between the hours Of 10 O'Clock a. IN and )
o'clock, p. OF said day. sell at pablo veudu.,
the premises, to the highest bidder for cash III. follow
Desrea estate, to wit Three 3 acre. OF the north
part (Which lies south Of the Chicago Burlington IL
Quincy Raj! Road OF tie following described tract Of
land situate in said county Of L. Sale to Wit: Com
reucug twentythrcs tl) rods Of the nortt-cas.
corner Of the sputh-e.st quarter section -;elc-rI
Es) in township :hiry@iX l36) north Of range three
"a east of the third PRINCIPAL Meridian running
one OH rods, thence east fly ton rods thence
north twenty-one (2I) degrees west, the place OF
beginning containin, fifteen 40 acres and one hun
dred 1000 rods and also the following described tract
in the same township and range aforesaid commencing
at the southwest corner OF certain piece o! land
decided by Samuel T. Stilson to SAID Thomas Dexter,
from thence south about nineteen (yJ rods rcd
oak b::s! marked :. =. D. on the side Of a
aii, ravine thence down laid rayine an easterly
course, TO the end Of said raViue, thence south
eastery course 20 Big Indian Creek taking all Of
a certain piece Of prairie lying west Of said
creek, formerly owned by said sIzon, frsm thence
up said cryea. the bank, till il strikes laid
Dcxter's east line, c04tairlaE ten 90 acres, x
ceptng such portions said Dexter has decided to
other Yartias-alI OF TIE interest Of said Dexter in
said real estate being ia lot and 90, in the
subdivision OF said quarter section made by said
StlsoD. GEO. ". NORTON,
oc3G-Gw.l Administrator a. .foresaid
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Real estate.
MISSOURI FARMS.

I HE HANNIBAL AND ST. JOSEPH RAILROAD
COMPANY offers for salt over 5O0,0OD acres, in
Northern Missouri,
0f1ts Finest P,o,iie and 1JnJer Turning Lands itt
tie West,
In Lots to suit purchasers at Low Prices the long
credit of Ten Years, 1T five per
cent. interest.
PAMPHLETS, CiRCELARS, AND MAPS
Giving fun and reliable information on the CLIMATE
and its healthfuluess, SOIL, WATER, TiIBHR, COAL
ROCK PROJECTIONS, MARKETS &c, can be had
gratuitously application by letter or otherwise,
JOSIAH HUNT,
Land Commissioner of the ii. & 81. 10. Il. R.,
a;.C-jm HANNiBAL, -HO.
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EeGal Embellishments.


ESUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given to al persons in
= terested. that the commissioners appointed by the
c;ty Council Of the city of Ottawa the sum
Seven Hundred (S70o Dollars real estat e in the
part Of the ciiy benefited by the laying iron pipe
under the canal in Columbus Street have conplcte ri
their and made thereof my cic.
Any pefScu wishing to appeal from said assessment
must file their objection in writing in nay Office on or
before Tuesday the l9th day Of NovcInber IsCt at
O'Clock n, the city Council viii, at that time in
the council room, h-ar all objections the assessment
and revise and confirm or anuul the same.
Nov. 10. o. LEANENS, LIrY CLEHE
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yalxar,yc CAV rropcrty for sale.

gI!E under signed offers for sale valuable proper
Z ~ upon which he resides, being Lot !, Block
3D. States Addition situated the OF COlgm-
bus and Washington streets, ne-r the Supreme Court
Building
There is good dwelling wagon makers shop, aud
Il blacksmith shop, with well, cslern, :, all in good
order, on the premises.
Also, Lots and ;, in Block H. Raro al Addition to
Ottawa being the southwest corner Of the block and
situa ted the OF Columbus Joliet streets,
north Of the freight depot There is good two story
dwelling house on the corner lot.
As the undersigned has strong inducements present
ed to him to change his business, he will sell the a5ove
property at u bargain. sep22l PATRICK TANNING.
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Valuable ? rperty
FOR = ALE.

{ WILL sil, or good time End a: reasonable price
i % following property, viz
Ng Residence oE tr side Of Fox River, c0r.s,r
the east ?. Of block I#-trur 10 feet - feet
deep. l. -. bguut qse-t'n the IaHs-e-le>t location
Or residence I'D tle city oi ottawa. TIE grounds are
adorned wt tire very choicest &lld- Of slfujs~F and
shade :rsss and n te garden apple pear. Plrl. ald
peart trees 10 bearing condition. also pr-sy Of grape
vines, -lrrrt ga7sserr-z. rs-.-he-r..s. AMI straw
berries. L. short. :la e-s.al.= AMI con-
fort i> proF.-e1 .-r-
A-a ego acres good prairie la,sa neat esg > -2a,
auI Pontiac Living tlu county.
LOIS 7. =. AMI 3, Book -, Ottawa,
Lots and E. subdivision ~ iDts le and =, Eo-. 20,
lot i5, BLOCK 80; al good business Lots.
Al ct Ja- atlFv valuable property is offered ~ r-a-
s7Habe price, ard Or time 10 sg. -ae i-r-' -ser-
uoEG u. gSNAE.
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Fine Earni:ng lands for sale.

II lie undersigned has st large quantity OF sper-
did farming lands in la Sale and Livingston coun-
ty for sale easy terms, in of ~ $50
acres purchasers may desire. These lands all lie
within conyenieu; distances of the railroads and the
canal, and afford the best market facilities.
Ottawa, the Il. !. Il. T., and Pouiac. on the c. A.
NJ r. Il VIII be the mos: convenient places stop
for those wishing 70 examine the land. Anybody
either place can direct persons 70 my residence.
Bruce, Angus; %. lsGJ WILLIAM STRAETE
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NOTICE EXTRA.

After this Saturday, May ll, 1861, will sell good
10 except for Cash and Barter at cash prices-
For the past three have tried to cell goods
for cash only, but uotws standing Ell rts to tho
contrary find that have sold many goods On
credit. Some will have credit any hcw, though they
know it Is ruinous to them. Now, for all, We have
determined, if possible break up this credit busin
ess. To accomplish it, purpose selling for year
without any profit what will pay freight and ex-
penses Of selling. By so doing we shall place our
selves in position that refuse matter how
anxious We may be to accommodate. And on the other
hand prices viii much lower TO parties pur-
chasing that If they have regard for their own IN
terests, they will make Fort to pay cash tor what
they buy. Thus by the end OF the yeai trust, par
ties viii get in The habit of paying cash for what
they buy and so fully satisfied the saving it will be
that they could be induced TO buy cred
it afterwards. We shall commence on Monday mora
ing and mark down goods We advise these who
buy for cash. get prices before purchasing. And
advise those who buy credit to get them too, so
they can see how much they have to pay for their
credit ANDREW LYNCH.
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P. SANGER.


Abstract. DE Title.
ANlHG fui. and complete abstract Of ttle o!
4 4 every piece of land town lot IN she county,
which j. kept up every Night, am prepared fur
ui-l, short notice AND reasonable terms. ats-ac:s
Of title. I-u~5l l. +. SANGER.
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I NH lots in SaUg-T's Addition to Ottawa. and =
W. Lots ia Old Town and states Addition t. Otia
Wa, for gale cheap. [aUg-l L P SANGER.
'iNHEEE Houses and L0ta 70 REM.
/ aug5 L. P. SANGER.
GIVEN aproreI farms Tor sale.
= au-5 I. P. SANGER.
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Howard assoria;:ou. E,biIn.

i Be.~rota1 IpstitsfioR estdJlished By speciok En-
dolre't, fo, the Rtkief OF tie ck and DIST, ls.ed,
Gf'icted 'ldh TruLeHt dDd Epidentic DiSeases, lad
eL'ectlHyyr tie cure Of Diseases 0f tie sesudt Or
guns.
EDlCAL ADVICE given gratis, by the Acting Sur
We g"on- TO all who apply by letter, with descsp@
ton 81 Their condition, age occupation habits of life,
&c) ana ID eases Of extreme poverty Medicines fur
nished lr~e Of charge.
VALUABLE IMPORTS on Spermatorrloea and other
Diseases OF the Sexual Organs, and the NEW RE-
MEDIES employed in the Dispeusary sent to the AZ
cted in sealed letter envelopes, free Of charge Two
or three stamps for postage viii be acceptable.
Address, DE-. J. SKILLIN HOUGHToS, Acting Sur
geon, Howard Association, No. south Ninth street,
PHILADELPHIA Pa. BY order Of the Directors.
EZRA ID. HEARTWELL, Presi5ent.
GEO. FAiRClILD, SecrcfJry. oe2s-ly
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From the Lrdntiner, Norfolk, Ia.
Cephaiic Pills accomplish the OBJECT for which they
From tie Examiner, Norfolk, ia.
They have been tasted in than a thousand
cases, with entire success.
From the Democrat, st. Cloud, MINI.
IfyQu are have been troubled with the headache,
send for Il box, (Cephac Pills. that you may have
them in case OF an attack.
From the Adrertiser, Prorid.nc., RI
Tile Cephalic Pills are said be a remarkably eGec-
remedy for The headache, ard of the very
for that very frequent complaint which has been
discovered.
From tie Western z. r. Gazette, Chicago, III.
We heartily endorse Mr.. spalding, and hi. unrvalcd
Cephalic Pills.
From tie Eanaaeha Touey Star, Knnd,cha, Va.
We are that persons suffering with the head
ache who try them, will stick to them.
From the Southern Path Finder, Ne,c Orlecns, la.
Try them, you that are afflicted and we sure
that your testimony be added to the already u.
merous list that has ceived benefits that
medicine can produce.
From, the st. Louis Democrat.
The immense demand for the article (Cephalic Pns)
is rapidly increasing.
From, tie Gazette, Dauenpo,t, Io,ca.
Mr.. spalding would not connect his with
tice he did not kmo,o to possess real merit.
Fronu1te AGrer.ises Prosidence, RI
The testimony their favor is strong, from most
respectable quarters.
From the LcUy Netcs, Neerpo,t, r. I.
Cepha!c Pills taking the place Of all kinds.
From tie Commercial bulletin, Boston, Mass.
Said TO be very enicacious for the headache.
From. the c. mme-ci,tt, Cincinnati, OHIO.
Suffering humanity be relieved.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-11-16
Meoieiues.

THIS DELICIOUS TONIC STIMuLANT.
ESPECIALLY designed FOR the use OF the Ucdicok
ftoea~',H and the F,fntjty have superseded tho
so-cal.rh " Gins - Aromatic" Cordial Medi-
c"iei" Sohaaps," &c, is endorsed by all Of tho
prominent physicians, chemists auI counoisseurs as
possessing al OF those 'hrit>i" medicinal qualities
Uonc and diureticJ which belong to an olT and 49,.
uIh. fni up III quart bottles and sold by all druggists
Srocers' g.. A. ~ BlNlNGER * Co.
th-taphshcd IN i.'S) Sole PrOprietors
No. 10 Broad street. NY
For sale by .. s. BARNES & co, No. IL Park Row.
and T.. ID. O%Nls, l6Z Broadway, New York.
Our long experience and familiarity with the reonirs.
ments OF DRUGGsfs and superior business Gill;
ties enable furnish then with choice Liquors for
medicinal and family use jani9-iy
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-11-16

BY the OF these Pills the periodic attacks OF Esr-
roES or SICK HeGd0ce may be prevented and if taken
at tie commencement of attack immediate relief
from pam and sickness will e obtained.
They seldom fail in removing the Nausea and Head-
ache to which females SUBJECT
They act gently upon the ls,-remoying Costire-
ness.
For Literary Nsa, Students Delicate Females. and
all persons Of seae"t,ry hgjs, they are valuable as
LaT0tiye, improving the GpPetde giving tome and ri
gOT 20 the digestive organs ~" restoring the natura
elasticity and strength OF the y hole system
The CEPIALIC PILLS the result of long inyes,i-
CATION and carefully conducted experiments, having
been in many years. during which time they have
prevented and relieved vast amount OF pain and SUI
fcrins from Headache whether origin atng in the
system from deranged state of the St@1aGch.
They entirely vegetable in their composition, and
may be all times with perfect safety without
making any change of diet, and the absence Of any
dasagreedJte taste yeadersH easy 10 adniiister than
TO children.
BEWARE OF COCNTEEFEITSt
The genuine have five signatures of Henry c. spauld-
ing each Box.
Sold by Druggists and all other Dealers in Medicine.
A Box will be sent by mail prepaid receipt of the
price Twenty-Five Cents.
All orders should be addressed
HENRY c. SPALDING,
IS Cedar Street, New York.
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Books: Books! Books

At 4 y. GRTGGS' DRE-G AND BOOK store.
JUST RECEIVED, the largest stock OF Books and Sta
IS tonerv ever brought to Ottawa.
School Books Of every variety
Stationery of al kinds;
$50 Reams OF Paper, such Note, Letter,
Cap. Bill Cap, Legal Cap, Book Cap, &c;
Plain and Ruled Paper of all kinds;
Cards of all kinds; colored Card Board;
Drawing Paper, in rolls and in sheets;
Envelopes all sizes and colors-also opaque;
Memorandums, Diaries, States &c.
Bians Books, of all sizes and varieties.
Gift Books, Annals Albums, Portfolios, &c.
Chdren's Books and Primers.
Books that not in Town II ordered ms wanted
oci E. Y. GkTGGS. Ndffingsg's BfOck.
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E5tfiH . s-iSGEG.
Ill IINAIS I a ID 4 &. l., y q,

IIIIN Oio In = ID ATEN Z !
Lands bought and sold Commission. Taxes paid
Abstracts of Title furnished Collections made, Invest
ments made in Government or other Lands, Money
Loaned. Ottawa, Angus: 5, 1857.
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advise every one who has a Cough or a Husky
Voice bad breath, or any difficulty of the
Throat, to get a package of my Throat CONNECTIONS
they will relieve You instantly, and YOU will agree
with me that they 90 right to the spot" You
viii find them very useful and pleasant while
travelling attending public meetings for sitting
your Cough or a!laying your thirst. If Won try
one package am safe in SAYING that you will ever
afterwards consider them Indispensable You
viii find them at the Druggists and Dealers in
Medicines.
PRICE TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
sly signature is on each package. All others are
counterfeit.
4 Package will be sent by mail, prepaid on re-
ceiPt Of Thirty Cents
Address,
HENRY G. SPALDING.
No. Is CEDAR STREET, NETWORK.
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From the Democrat, st. Cloud, Xinn.
you are, have been troubled with the headache,
send for box, (Cephac Pills. that you may have
them in of attack.
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From the Adrertiser, PrOridenc>, r. l.
The Ceplalic Pills said to be remarkably eGec
tive remedy for The headache ard of the very
for that very frequent complaint which has beef
discovered.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-11-16

From tie Examiner, NorJok, Ia.
They have been tasted in than a thousand
cases, with entire success.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-15
From ST. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, May l3.-An official statement pub
lished this morning says the first firing at Camp
Jackson, on Friday evening was some half dozen
shots near the head Of the column of the First
regiment, occasioned by a Voley of stones and
pistol shots from the crowd no one being hurt. AT
this point the second firing occurred from the rear
of the column guarding the prisoners. The crowd
here was large, very abusive, and one man dis
charged three barrels Of revolver at Lieutenant
Saxon of the regular service, many of the mob
cheering him and drawing revolvers and firing at
the troops. The man who commenced the attack
then laid his pistol across his arm, and was taking
deliberate aim at Lieutenant Saxon, when he was
thrust through by bayonet and fired upon at the
same time and instantly killed
The column then moved on having received
orders to march, and the rear company being as
saulted by the crowd, and several of them shot,
halted and fred causing deaths as already reported.
The order W g then given by Capt. Lyon to cease
firing, which was promptly obeyed
The principal arms taken from Camp Jackson
were four large seige howitzers, tive ten-inch
mortars, large number of ten-inch shells ready
charged, some five thousand United States muskets,
supposed to be portion of those taken from Baton
Rouge Arsenal.
Thousands of people left the city yesterday in
consequence of reports Of characterization among
the German troops and their threats to burn and
sack the city, but the appearance of Harneys pro-
camatlOn in great measure restored confidence,
and many of those who left will probably return
to-day. The city is quiet, and the highest
hopes are entertained that no further disturbance
will occur.
Seventy-two persons are known to be killed at
Camp jackson.
THE EFFECT OF THE WAR on THE New YORK HOTELS.
The hotels suffer perhaps more than other estab-
lishments by the exciting times. A comparison of
the arrivals printed in the Express of to-dsy with
those of the corresponding period last year, " i'll
show a large falling off. In some hotels where the
daily arrivals usually average Fifty or sixty, there
are hardly twenty. The first class hotels which do
southern business mostly affected by the times,
but the houses whose guests come chiefly from the
interior of the State and the adjoining ones, though
Express.