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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-11
cprEv DrOr1yTA1N FREENAN, NAY IL, !ooI.

Poor Stephens who INDUCED in such lugu-
brious lamentations aud could ioresee no hing
but ruin in secession, but whose patriotism was
Mt last bought mp by the alluriDg bait of the
Rebel Vice-Presidcnoy, and who consented to
let 90 his plank to gTasp at a straw. now talks
big, his foresight is enlarged, aud Visions Of
glory float through his disordered brain. lie
is Tor janmng the weak North up to the very
pole by the impctuous onset of Southern chiv-
AIRY. All idea of ruin has subsidized. The
Southern Constitution is saic.' Not seventy
five times seventy thousand could subdue the
South. If j, were necessary. they could bring
into tho field one million, and when these were
all slain of, another million, and so on to II
third, till the last man would ,bs az dead as q
door-nail, before they would submit to the
powers which be-. Bobadil himself was not
more maIignant ia describing what he would
do But tho first prescisncc OF the uice prass9s
bids fair to be more correct, and more tho re.
suit of inspiration than tho last We doubt
not that tho strong will OF such men as Davis,
Stephens, Wise, Floyd, and Others, cannot be
su bdued by a host greater than that Of Xerxes.
1t will be impossible to conquer their wiA to
occupy all the chlef;seats Of honor, to have tho
minority rule over the minority. and to monop-
olize places without deserving them. But we
trust that it will not be among things imnos-
she to coerce them, (tenderly sensitive as they
are about that word y into a decent obedience
to constituted authority. 1t must come to that,
OF anarchy and rum, which Stephen. fret saw
ahead when h ooked out Of tho window, be
the result Ii IS impossible to saoduc II BOY Is
will by whipping hl!n, even with the rod vi
Solomon, but he can be stopped from dtsors.n
lzing olo school, or drawing tho Devil on lis
slate.
Stephens, in a speech which TO u',kea on the
re Assembling Of tie Montgomery 1ans, ills
his ho~Tora that no Northern vass4is have
creased over and def.ced all the ulonuul mis- Ut
Washington, that they are q"ar'crod IN tho
llous', Aave turned Jh3 Senate Uaaulbsr into %
sy, ana 10 their ooosing in the 20 ant Oliiee;
but th.t nothing better could b. xpcalod from
Yankee CIV ii5a',9n, ;.od that-ai thry fight for
is money. The hui, of Congress have, how
ever been worse le4ectated. by far. A !;5i1
soap and water, . it'lo paint, will repair
the damage Of . V.nlal " lrgions; or rather,
the feet OF patriots will not proiane them:
but tno Flag will wave moro t'iunphan,ly than
ever over the Capital. But when such men as
Davis, Wiga!l & 90 requentcd those beauti-
lul chambers, to hatch treason there, they
were more polluted than if drove of swine
passed through them. After Stephens had de-
livered his speech. ut which the audience l." 81
fundamentally cheered throughout, having
got some rather doubtful intelligence from the
North, he fell down upon sofa it, fit of sub-
lime emotion.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-11

Mrs. JEFF DAVIS writes to friend at Wash
ington, that the statement ascr ibng to her the
intention OF receiving company at tho White
House, on the first of June, is erroneous and
unjust. SHE has no snch expoc tation Tele-
gram. ........
1T was very aiod Of Mrs. Davis TO contradict
sache an alarming report.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-11

CAPITAL GUARDS READY.-Major f. V. Ran
dali, Captain of the Guards, received his COM
mission as recruiting officer, at this place, from
Gen. Baxter, Thursday forenoon. He forwarded
his " return (having a full company enrolle,l)
to the General, by the afternoon mail the same
day. .----
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-11
The Rutland Herald saws {:

The Secretary Of War was ssasonahly infor-
med OF the arrangements of our officers. and
ordered them to rendezvous the First Regiment
at the discretion of the Governor, and await
orders 70 move forward
This seems to dispose of tho 90 rendezvous
question:
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-11

The Charles, N Courier says that tho collector
OF thas port has boon instructed t,y the Govern
ncns ol t1o Confederate States to clear private
gress. Telegram.
Alter 'hat, such vessels will I" clear" them.
selves.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-11
marrieo.

In Bethel Lympns, at the re,ieuee oftb. pa
Powers by n. Cohun, Esq Nr john -'e ~ L. C.
and Miss Iucna " Fish, 9th Of Bethel Iyn.r. Ffs''n
In william town, april 2l.t, b. Rev iam1.s
ney, hr Ed"n laser Of A'hby, Mass, AID NJ. pa
A Carpenter Of Wi!l.smstoHn ~'' hsHl
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-11
W AsHlNGToH, Nav s

The Virginia flag is 'atins over tie Custom
House at Alexandria. There has been no
movement OF troops in that direction yet.
Lieut.. Harrison. commanding the steamer Po-
cshontas, came up the Potomac tits afternoon.
He reports that on u careful examination Of the
shores, no troops or batteries arc visible.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-11

Rhode Islands praises are heard every.
WIRE Her mArioo artillery have arrived
al washington. with sAl:-sy II az james
?'H'd eurs, SIX csissous. : icrage. A. sr,5a.
lance two baggage wsg-as. .rl Tree for,rs
wagons. al ready 'os tie ie.l. si,A $50 ~
and 100 horses. They age g-ar.crsl ia he
lr,erioF Department Si,a ,ae cher ;raoas
lhe mastering 10 Il tie Il lie lsaai ? 81.
oen'' vas an impressive s..at. sian. NeDss.
Ell Inspected each eoGgssy. sach man :,
Sw'r,re TO he nsme Tea tie 81.
eft diV'>,
Noes o. Sq-a-c. .--.-. Ire sss.,.I A..
-..'- 'ooG ia,lr t.-.s aa tle r----. ---..,
Toe san aae vrsIe. Ias a..
-, 1erlc eJ GeU. TAeass. So "a m,y..,-,...
zen each "ns.ost4 ShJ Lsrl o. .....l
90" each mao 'c,.s4.e. tt. p - ~. 49,
aH'e' TIE sui'ei VS.. s-kas-. - s...- ..1 -.
e'P''oi Ike tte a-.-s. -s.r..taa,--.r-..
organ.
GOV. Na-'gVs' hr.-s uz.. ha-,t...,.-.
wan patriotic 81. tsas s. "a ...--.-l- y
n' brave rr--s'-a-ss ga wt.-, -..-..s
was soa'cd o. h >--l 500
.'o'' ne Pc a, ass- tr a-.--,.---
\ teu = &C. $50. s--...t.. -
at on'hSs'a'E nry ~rt..,.4
''gei ~aioh o.. aassr A.s...-.--t
'nO we're ''''ua.'s - sssa...
. The Po~s-r MI .a 49,. -.
'P Ss@'a' az az s-az-as a.. "a a. -, ''-' -
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-11

WixoosxI. Tho Burlington Times says the
following letter from Capt Manson, OF " IN
oosk,, which is dated May 18th, tells it's own St.
nv, besides indicating the patriotic feeling that
nsryadcs tho people Of the State
- am sorry TO inform you that cur me
company at this place, called The Ethan AiitH
yoInDteers.' have been Obliged, oS rAti ar nave
Thought it beat, to dishand. Having dr3i'l
sg,artime and the Company h2n. .nxious " 10
sonnet. :ag. | weut .ste,d.y to Rutland. ~ Or
der, il ,ja~siblo t. get them ace pt'i ~ lno
Bud or 81 Regiments. Bnt yon can lma-'ns my
d!st;poin ment On learning "' GyV. Fairbanks
AMI Ten Brxrgr, that - companies lad already
,..i. acce pied. and that | "ts Chrae days too
late, consequently, rbere va ma P.>s'9i' chance
lar rs At present GOV Fairbanks and Gen.
BI1t31. however, haze promised u remember Us
if IN cpTnrtuu1y prcEis.
G,n. Baxter ntarmed M thar 81 o1mrani 8
nov under drill must BE- rejected with us."ht-h
va somewhat cons Ing. II you xii state the
atc7a acts IN the pINts You viii gon!.r !
great ia;or On oar company, 'u7 n times axe
these, We wish to have it known ;Diy we are
obliged to dishand. II The SHADOW u i cha &C
presents Itself however, We shall be ready -
foil IN and march
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-11

The 'choooer Twilight, il tie employment Of
tie f'uera' hovc!.:l,rt. s6oat proceeding IN
DER 9:d1Ts to Fort for,uc2s, vs. sized 3. At.n-
Sas, Texas, and is Ia be pat II s..,.:. in &c VA
ters q Ma;agcr44 Bay.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-11

Nrsttr7i lugj7.a FIR tic Uailn -T.-5.,
VAS strictly observed Ne . .ls: jay here. Pa,ri
oiic sermons were delivered IN 2 on. Of .hc 70
churches The alpi. of til Mc.ao..s, CaavI
was decorated With the Si4rs AID Stripes.
Kew, Mr. Suith deli.ercd "a address worthy
81 Beeeher, tic s-ld be wJnit aul. ~ fellow
snip with traitors. l. tkc-c was 4 sccsssisni.t
IN MS congregation E' wanted hin. T. leave -
othef minlstrs Irayei t!.at the ru5,l. as,vl,
DO sn"d""d OF "lred iron It, face Of the ,arth
\ cItsr@ny ~"o sTn-a q th' [. ) service ~
day. SJue Others Will 5e Z. trsrrow
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-11

1t 's said that all the Southern Governors arc
going to initiate Gov. Moore's proclamation,
prohibiting paying debts to non residents. The
great siacrity which Southerners have exhibited
in paying dohts thns far is doubtless the cause
of this official advice
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-11

The Government have received assurances
that the Confederate States will net be recog-
nized by any Foreign powors against the protest
of our Government.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-05-25
A TRIP 70 THE WEST.


~ III, At, D.. = ..u..,t -.
IN company WIN ,',e.' m,!' w ,e.'hss 80
.u'"eo n''.e 'oni ''sn w Wv wy n",,"
u.se''t" ,"'1o 'iV'' r'o''s"'., a"u 1,'''''u,
p,."e' s'so'eo "s'',' W nv R","e"N, N'''
"nie" sue ms 80 f'on'! oe'oi",," VIZ" n'.n'. n
VI no:eIs ., ose'y S"",o " eo'o' Nno"n ~ Wv
po'an,cni k'hRoom. t'ue , Wv Ja' " III vs.
sn'oo."e 'oaos "c'o's Wv wv p,,'"' "nrlr Wv,
'"su''a"' erAss rs 'u'c'NF''sJu "'eH '''',''," r''
oo"q"e' MAJ q'.N" '"s"' =. p,0'u ~, u
P"As"e '"A' W "' "Ff's'''''' must ~
eVvy'". -,,.- -, -,
W. wese ~ nu,'o,' " 'ou"',es' anu 'oI' -.
."s enAc''s ''n. u';'''., "'a ~ VI o''o nun ~
uce,,o a"u ''s''".a'n WY i"us uu'n.. W Wv
oo'''','" Soo'''cl fa'", s,''.i "'.'.'
'nc hu'hero"s aosu'' ~, wa, Wv 7ou'n e"pl'V'
supper "' army .' ms, "'' r "a" sulF.s !"
SApD'.'" ",": 1 80 anI ha "a ,h ",'
e'p""u pso''"'" ~, s."ssN' '.' 10y ., 'I''.'
an", - 50 ~ ""."'' nv - ~ 49, '''
~ ms ~ .,s NJ. s,."s"'i ", S.a' ",1n nn'
W. Wv '",,s yayoo w ~",'r'
i".,,nr, a.. ,,,,,r,ns s,,r, l., ,I c+rnsr,,
49,. e,h;n,,' 4 ,,'.on,,hon, y.,., ',' ,to
~, a.t, a,a ,,,., ,,o,,n,,,ia,' 4, ,ho,,,,,,
,;,@'''o a"I ,a,;',n -, I'll ',,, ,nor.i
~ do h'iao,s. ~, ,be yc.,','r, NH
',1's''' H.. ,r' s,',..,.,,',i'I
w. s,.!,, ,,,o nr ,hr.. a.,ys ysr, ,.,..oso,,l,.
+, tho dslrbt(ul Ii,,le town of Wa,ghachic H.,
:" Wv" ,ea, 81 tlli. co,r,v TScrc 4. ~ -
county Sea. of ri" conn'y, ne', %
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-05-25

friend mas tsvore" US win letter
from the Confederate camp near Fort
-, A.. o.I e. IL,
r'ckehs' oAteo '"e '''' ITO" WHICH we
make the following extract;
we have been here three weeks m, iousIv
looking for a drht. bu, have not vet been nc,
=, ,,,no.,a,cJ Rnt Il IL very eyijeu, I'M, We
iii, moi he kent in suspense mnch longer Cen
nraor hs. under his command abou, nine ,bous.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-05-25
TO YOUNG sOLnrrns

Hoe 10 rr2are tor tAr Campai...
Old Soldier" IN one Of our erch.. Al
makes the following pithv h;n,s
young volunteers, ard they should !
needed:
LIST Remember that in q cau,.
more men die from sickness than q
the bullet. wa
end. Line your blanket with ops a,
ness of brown drilling. This ada. =
four ounces in weight and double, 4, y
warmth.
3rd. Buy small lndiarubber h,.,,.
(only 81 500 to lay on the ground !, !
throw over your shoulders when y
guard duty during a rain.storm ~
OF the Eastern troops are provided ~,
these. Straw to lie upon is not .Ir,,
to be had.
4th. The best military hat in use /, d,
light colorod soft felt the crown bo'.'
sufficiently high 10 allow space for !
over the BRAIN. You can fasten !. n, |.
continental in fair weather, Or turu
down when 1t Is wet or very sunny.
9th, Let your beard grow so ~
protect the throat and lungs.
9th. Keep your entire person cer
this prevents ievers aud bowel complsiui
in warm climate. Wash your body g.
day II possible. Avoid strong cd.
aud oily meat. Gen Scott said hat !,
too tree use of these together with y,
lcct IN keeping the skin clean q,
many a soldier his life in Mexico.
7th. A Sudden check of perspira,ioub
chilly or night air often causes f.,,
and death When thus exposed, do D
forget your blanket
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-05-25

plAntat'es where II was rr,~n
purchaser is discovcre Ho~"a until
shall not want for purchaser, ,' ~
from assurances from the hivn.J' ogt.
ter, to say nothing Of the fsct ~ 9aar
land and Europe require every I hs, kas
can possibly raise. yale y,
In the meantime. we of the so..
have as much bread aud mca, ,. n' VII
possibly eat without receiving , ~, we ca
OF food from any portion VI ,ht r."cs
and We have clothes enough 10 ~. .a'lA
or three years. Therefore, VIC ' w.
prepared to await the progress. Of 80 :. vel
The above picture is tru,hiully , r.ea',
How do You like it gentlemen . aa
World? You will realize its tr,,a he
more too, in less THAI five ma.. VI
the iron blockade Of your ports n" d
their bonbardmcnt and destruc,T;,1 aaF'
less you embrace the golden n" 0'' w.
now vouchsafed you-soon 10 ',.'le,a
yond your reach forevcr-and ~ ~ te
ledge the indepc ndence Of and I.no'
peace with the Confederate S,.. "@'
the South-N q. Crescent, ~' q
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-05-25

The STATE LoAS or Maryland The
Baltimore Republican of Saturday after.
noon says:
a gentleman from Macon. Georgia,
arrived here this morning lie has au.
thori,y to take 81 ,oon, 900 Of the State
loan OF this State, as soon AS the Lcgis-
latnrc passes tho appropriation bill for
the arming and eqnipping and placing
upon war footing, the forces Of the
State. 1t is thought the bill will pass to.
day or Monday. We understand that
the amount voted will be $4,000. 900
Two-thirds Of the amount will be at
once offered. A wcllknown millionaire
Of this city has sgnied his intention to
take $500, 900 Immediately. Others are
forming themselves into parties OF tens
and twen'ies to bid jointly for tho re-
mainder. The gentleman VIC allude to
from Macon. Georgia, assures Us that
the entire $4,000 900 would now be
taken in Georgia, Alabama, and Louisi.
VA, 80 much has Maryland redeemed
herself in the opinion Of her sister South
ern States. He will take 800, 900 for
capitalists Of New Orleans and $500. 600
for Georgians. He says that tie Conjed
crate States are ready a~d mil;ne 10 rir.
heir blood gold, and uor (reapons for n,
defense Of Maryland.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-05-25

MoSrGoNEgy. May l4.-In Congr.,
yesterday, Mr.. Ochltrcc Of Texas. "a
cd resolution instfucting the Comns
tee ON Indian Affairs TO inquire into al
report the prupriety Of the Coniederac
taxing charge OF and providing for q
Italians upon the reserves in Texas.
Mr. Brooke, of Mississippi, reported
hilI establishing patent Office for tb
Confederate States.
The Congress then went into seer
session Subsequently the vail Of sect
~ was removed, and message IN.
the President, communicating copy
letter from John A. Campbell formsrt
Judge OF the Supreme Court cf d
United states, which was addressed !
regard to several pending negotistss
with Commissioners at Washington.
Judge Campbell acted as voIsu,r
intermediator between the COVERINGS
to prevent a collision. He charges \
ward with Implicitly.
The whole correspondence is vcry i
tercsting.
WARHisGroS, May l5.-The War n
partment calculates the concentrates
10000 troops at Washington this wed
NV iong May l5.-Maior Andcrsi
has left for Cincinnati.
The Sentiment prevails that Washns
ton VIII he attacked.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-05-25

!, 'WaAslusa. II W. QsIesas Uirpw ssema
to b o0bsded Il osr lestsse 10 suhmi1ionists
- vssy graeiously savisss - 10 Wood county
thsaaassIss y, aablssoasly ed Ia led English
viii lypcAias I'D . cost II ias end Asthsr
PaAasa sss bsilsnss eossnposary y bsttsr q
aghtiag ttas h b st sdislaG uswspspsr. Oh
III priscipae thaa ths msa tkosshs hh IN az
oeslsut esss ~. ehutbrd ossAt to be good for
sesssa:ag. tAosgl WHIST thst somesAing IN, ~
nains 10 b $50 The miserable. wc~begonc,
psvwty .strlsken appearance Of ths Clipper for
H. hst tAsse mostin, (so much In consonsncc
Win ia polisics) ought To teach him that editing
. newspapss , MOI his fore. lie ought, BY III
nana, 70 Try something r'ss. 1'hs dry has gone
BY wAsa a igaossat, illitsssts man eau. with
psset 10 himssM psssias Over the columns Of
pubiis jeasaAl. II h. h accustomed to the
hsayiag u "slsam ssali animals" he would DO
bses~ = sssy At ho.s and take care Of them, 6r
ths bhsssy u Wood coauty ought 10 teach him,
1T h hinsslf NY b sssased BY BIZ own ucgh.
ssss y ~ iyasAisg sad coat Of tar and tsa'hers
jstea1pd fcv ".
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-05-25


X ia rt ,.,Id ms.bes Of wie6Aca, - eli
14v;r . ,,.1k circle The ~ in IL ed
Airv ereea = n myssieal Aaael9 within -
kck.pAel hor,A = Of nAxpc cirele; and the ~
eAi.vc.e slv., eAnt ,sippea thsuuGh Alhiee's
eaL~ ~ ov.r aeot,as rock .boao4 coast, cot
|.uon everv y,>e~ ,~ssd their sha4owy lircles
= -, ~t'h ~. snvsrv nouob.aw.
o,,,sh, ...n.
r'--,,.N, ,',ssn ana lbr eirelea green"
-. .;.,,... ~ ;ro., that N~ured
A"1 49, -. -. ,ha, have ,.opled
- ~ "et ~, ~ ..rmsr s,,jy. and
.ue so"m M"os II 80 t.,,r,,, mo h,o,,s of
0'".,e e'''. " .;;,,.,.., 18th tho shs,, of
p" Va1'eS. ".' s'' 49,, a,sa IN ,u,c yoJ
nsn} gyms '',,' -, ,h., sh,,,,ers with
'"s - '''' ~" l., ,,.,, The maiden. aznre
.r"",ng ""n''' f.;,h .,csdy unf,,,nr.
."se"u mug, "' ,,'.,,o,,,. hand rendered
~ m~m "Po" - .na !, !. !, TOXIN Of
=. .s~"'"' " WIN y rs, Tbs,, c,r,j,r MYTH
"" o'V""'"k IN..,i, ,o,xnls;n in their
20 SUI n';'''.'' 49, mi liner, is one
~ so''s ~" n ~ A. ,,,S,c-,..s of Zach
c''s'e snA' co",o'".l - ~. snr wbos. origin il
20. wy - 49,, hss o,,,.r 9, been de6n
"sA"' W" WINS ~" s.. '',nr ,.,n.;ned wrappe,,
=" ~ ~",, us - 80 s.,,, ., nnre-,a;r,v ii is
W "a 'nc as,A' s's'o. sr,ii, l,'o~n =. ,,our
~ !" - hi,bes, CIRCLE Auncar. oh
c"',e' "np "N "'-a - q, n,r .,v;ous
s"'s1 ~ Inc If ~ vo,dasiul circle.
, ','~ 'os "osn's! ,," a,' ,n, ,.le tho Al.
'e" ,"e, on ,',n,in,s n;rcl, i., II within
m"'""" y, 'i'' ,.,'es, a, pv,heas 10
t1 seoiro ~ a so,sre fse, comnrisca in
=. -" -, .;,cle Of soc;c,yga .ppeal TO
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-05-25

The Memphis Avalanche says To-
Governor Harris, of Tennessee, has
dercd the seizure Of $4,000 Tenne's'
bonds, and the same amount in cash, :
longing to the United States. of tho "
lector at Nashville. II is undcrs''s'
that the seizure was conditional, the ffc
erty TO be held in trust until the oe'
crnment restores the property Of the 90
and it's citizens involved in ,hcsclsuf
the Hiliman by the troops Of the Fe0e'
Government.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-05-25


Nsw OmwAsx, NAY III, 1861.
., oo;c, b.. n..sed M new
Ao"e, - - nI.cr Rrt H. work
'r u.s.; ~, an extensive sp.lc Il silently
~, So. a.. o,..,,,,y AZ ~, Coniedcra,.
- w mos,,,,.r.,v ycr, little of ia pro-
- - n,adc pns;c for prudential
s'sss".s =, .o,,sss The a., has been o6tcially
- 49,, ,,. ,.ovc,umrr, r.,.ocni,es IN
-, ;ncnln,s hlockad, PROCLAMATION and
81. ,.'..',,,',,,rv c.i rno, ma Of IN, south TO
..',..,.s-.. = dcc,.y,,on AZ war and the session
;..a,.'i J., rr,.,,,r,,;oos accordingly Another
o., 81 Inc Conur,gss Ind, also been made public
,.h;ch ,u,boy;,,s I,r,s,dsut DAVIS TO aecep, the
49,: -, ,xi,hor, rcv.rd IN TN. plaes
~ - s,,i'''',,a and in ,uch num,rrs AZ n,
" ..,.l,., mi. then enables our
-, "a acc,S, the ,o,s of thousands az vol
-, ,;sl, a., t,,J.r States not vel in tbs
-, .... ...cr IN snnplv
80, ,h, con,riio, of tho Mobile and Pen
,.ao,a n .:I.. Nray, bas been able TO rem
A., ,n,,b more lorn;dabe bis position against
r., p;.L.,. as mill then il was quite i'm
n,ac,;c.Llc 10 transport several heavy coum
~ e., v,hiIe IN Pensacola which would be
~ yas, n,ili,v in ,nick,ninp the surrender Of
~ 70, IONS wbep onr ,roops nre ready 10
.,,.,,n, tho r,n,,rc We have utclngenc,
49, mn r,.;.Ilc autl,or,,y tha, in less thu,
A., IL iii, lar, will be attacked Oai,. s.:
,'or,s, go u,. sncc,s.lully u,,.de Inv mari,
y, i,,r ,,on. a, rcnsaroa within a ,cw aays
IN ,tns nn ,hc nn,sJ. Which Intended 4,
~ ~ ,bo ,,,,cL was o,.,,ed have No.,
~ ~ w ar.,iy,i, ha,,,lcs. nv sinking larc,
,'n,,h.. -, sehooncrs and baryc. ,onp,ctrk
',nn,';au -, ,hc entr.,cr IA m, harbor mi. {
s'"rr's w ,r,;n.a ,,be, we con.nlcr the cnn,
~ ,.a f;ns nnnbsring some lonr hundred @
AZ Vs. 49,, Ill., ca,,,o, NOW ,,f, raor,r ina,
H. m;lc. If our ior,iGcations. With a cl,a
eaanno, ,Lcy conld have urpnorcd onr troops n
s.Is,i,o 5,s;sr.e
,,,ac army ia still Gathering lin Virciui,
e.on, a,e,v nnriio, of the Soutb MARYLAND X en-
,ncL, and o,hrr border states ineaJeJ II h
sn,,,'n,eJ ,h.re cannot ", les, Than loo oo,, me,
r",i =, rs,,o,d m m, order. al presid.n, Davi
w S, ond 10 90 wherever he desires. TN,
ca,,r,e If Wa.bin,,,n cav and the defence a
Wt,Y,srd arc eyid,ntly he chief purp,s.,s /
,',o, hy on, covernn.nt A t.w a,ys NOR
md ionb,l,'ss we will he relieved of ALI ,uspcus
re',arding ,nili,arv movements
In, uar e.iuy in I'M. ,i,v sultrs M aba,e
m.,, rather NE contrary ilmo,, every nbl,
hodied ri,iz,n belongs 10 some volunteer com
many Nearly every man one meets here bear
I
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-05-25

The Maryland Legislature adjourn
yesterday after passing resolutions
pointing y committee Of eight. 100,
wait on Lincoln and four on Pres,r
Days, to obtain = cessation Of host"
until the meeting Of Congress.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-05-25

LlscoLxisx RgrupArEp. Ajeranuiyio
Va, April 29.-The Lincoln United
states Government cannot get arms OF
men from Canada, a. has been reported
II B. N. Consul General in New York
declares that the attempt to enlist reg.
iment, OF any color, in Canada for the y
S, was without authority, and will bo
rcsisted.-Spe,nI 10 Charleston Coay,e,.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-05-25

AryAiRs At CARo.--Thc hiselings at
Cairo arc keeping themselves quiet
They do not board psssing steamboats,,
and are evidently making preparations
for vigorous defense in case they arc
attacked.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-05-25

NonrH CAnoilxA.-We arc re liably in
formed that ono hundred sad twenty
Thousand men IN North Carolina have IN.
rolled their names and taken the oath to
join the Southern army whenever our
govevnment attempts TO send. an army
agAins, the SousA--N Y Day Btok.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-05-25
AaaaD n me sovsu.

IN crrsnses. opinion seems 10 prevail In
seme qaartegs that fhe South IA totally destitute
n arms aud aaasoition for her detenos, and
sucli stsAsmssa ~ sc,uaily been urged ~ =
sticiens asgsaant ssaiust tie blow which shs
~ receatly stssck ibs her Independence. An
eAius,s d tAe amoant on hand. however. will
dunsasarats a. tcliy d ,he fears which such .
klss opssipa nay have enssndercd, and show
~ stas n preparation los ruaistanos. Tbs
f,lewiag ssisarss havs beso MAIDS since the in
osoejou q ths Suuthuru mevenant: