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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-06-01

Pmrsinsxr DAVIS A. MuuAsr NAN -
The Cieavelaod (Ohio) Piaindealer. in
speaking OF tie South and its rulera, al
luaes in the following complimentary
terms 10 President pavis's military luafi.
ties
The Sou,h has got plenty Of talent
and pluck. Davis ID one Of the best mil
i,ary men in the world lie il literally
the son Of Mars. Tho aon-in-law Of Gen.
TAYLOR, educated At Wet Poist. had .
command 10 Mexico, was afterwards SEC
Rotary Of War, he knows from books al
the theories, and from practice oil tho
arts Of war He knows I'll The military
men IN tho North asd II The world. We
never shall forgct the tirst tise ws CALI
ed on him. sssTeiy h .pay arr raiPests,
while Secretary Of War sndcr Picscc.
Although total stranger. - took - 70
= nap hanging - ~ veil. Fspssseaetag
the csimsan ccaatsy, csA ~ waich -
bed traced h ~ liaes w. sacanpaeais.
works, ditehinEs. and otAss opsratiaas
u tho Allte& aFrsiea thsn beesiging b
Sas4cre; Mis- coqaseaasop gsewe1 NAsp
describing ~ Sbea Vi 5SrS! asfA AdGo
diaplayed, ~ ~ learaed ftem hm N
~ pecslt~rlties of ~ eeg6eh DsQeA,
81 Rnssiaa ne1se u wesoAoi ~
nilisary dissasssas ~ nsa-
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-06-01
WelltlatrQ.

VNp. J. II. JOHNSON Re-sieni Dentist. Marshall
~ Texas. fully appreciate, The patronage aud con,
alenee extended u him for the last two years, and
homes 1, merit IL continuance. i responsible Tot sl
work done by him. Teeth put mp o' gold pl,ie, nom
one u fa,, set Hrs services ean be obtained ~ ad
dresslng him by lusil
- Jrrlse-la RafGsrs building up stairs.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-06-01

WHEREAS, ny he prov'n,ons 81 IN ecs.
approved Msrch io'h, 1901. ana AMENDED
by the hrst section ot On ACT approved
May 7th. 1851, tho fost Master ucnera'
oil the Confederate states Is anthor ted,
on ana after oay 70 DC named oy h'm
Tor tnat purpose, 10 t"He ."e eh''rc cn".Ke
and directien OF 'nc pos,ai service ;" inc
Avh'eue'1lc ,'A'es, M. 81 ""o.
OF mans wiih'h the'e n"'''s' rom a""
AFTER such Gay, except y! ""t"o''y "
the fostMas.cr ueneFa' thc'co'' !" '"cFc'
by prohibited -
Now therefore !, Jonn neaRan,
fostAaster benefai oi INC ,oh'eae'a'c
states OF America, 40 'ssue ,h'sWy proc
lamaiion, notifying al fos',Mas'cls,
Conifac'9rs, ana opec'a ana nou'o
Agents, IN the service OF 'ne ioseon'co
nepn'tmeh,' ana engaged ~ we rams.
mission ana delivery Oh INC mats, m
u'hnswise ~ ohy E's"nef con"ee'e" VIZ"
the serS'cc w''h'n NO units OF '"e 'oh,
iederale States Oh america, 'hat on AMI
after the Isl day OF June heA', ! s'"l'
assume me en''re coh''n ana u''ce',on
OF u,e postal service 'n're'': h""
ncteeF a''ect Az iostMa"'r's, n."'e ""u
Special ASeh's yuma these ssaies sne
now acting hhnyt 'nr au'no',.y "n' VI
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-06-01
SUPREME Law OF The SWORD,

Eiated with the victory OF the Fedora!
troops. over the unarmcd people Of st.
Louis, Gen. Harvey is playing the mill
tary dictator over the State Of Missouri,
as already conquered province for Lin.
coln. lie has issued an address dated
at the headquarters Of the Military
Department Of the West" which has the
tone Of bulletin. such as Napoleon
might have ISSUED, after the battle OF
the sections, when bis cnnnonading had
drenchcd lh. streets Of Paris.
lie dcnounces tho rcccD. act Of the
Legislature of Missolri, called the mill.
tary BILL for the armiGg of the state,
AS AN indirect secession ordinance and
gives it as his opinion that it IL mani
testify in conflict with the constitution
and laws Of the United States"
II is the opinion of this learned sol.
der who expounds constitutional law
at the point OF the bayonet, that it means
secession for the Legislature Of any
State to provide for The arming and dis
cipiuing OF its inhabitants for the most
obvious purposes Of selfdeiencc, because
such means might be used in support Of
secession if the State should seccde
hereafter, aud that the possession OF
means which may in any contlngencs
he used to oppose any Gesisn whatever
oi the Federal Government, becomes IA
collation. Of TIE Federal constitution.
Having constituted himself the inter.
prefer of tbs laws, he announces himself
TO be, in lien Of conrts and CIV. pro.
e.. st...
warns the people Of Missouri not respect
to this military bin Of their own legisla.
turc, and he gives notice that he will
cxer. his authority "io suppress all uu-
lawful combinations Of war, whether
formed rndcr pteiext Of military organi-
cation or otherwise"
lie further pfoolaims for the guidence
Of the people and authorities Of Tue
State Of Missouri, that in bis opinion
Missouri must he made to share the for.
tunes Of the Northern Union, and that
the whole power Of the Government. Of
the L. States" will tc excr,ed, il neccssa.
ry ",o keep Ter there With Cromwell
humility, dcprecating Mi desire or n,cn.
ton to interfere with che prcrogatiyes OF
the State, he gives ample notice that
within "ihc field and scope of his com.
mand and authority, the supreme law
shall be maintained, and ono subterfn.
gcs, whether of Legislative acts or 9th
etwise, can be permitted to harrass or
Cypress the good and law.ablding pce-
Me Of Missouri" What be considers
the scope Of his authority is manifest,
in lis nnnrDyul of the act, Of Cant
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-06-01

The New York IIcralds correspondent
says;
1t is understood ti,At the rebel States
have made pro6cfs Of purchase Of Faro
pcan aud otl.er foreign vessels, but oar
Government has Notified the diplomatic
corps that no such purchase will he re-
spcc ted, no matter what tho flag That
covers them.
Inc language used on thir occaaion
was uneqnivocaI and decided
lthas also notified the diplomatic corps
II any Commissioner from the rebel
Ststes be received by any European pow.
cr. this Government will not hesitstr an
instant IL break cd oil diplomatic rc'a-
tions with said offending power, and not
ouIy recall the Minister Of tho United
States Government. but dismiss from
Washington the Minister Of said power
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-06-01

The Washington correspondent Of the
New York Commercial, in . letter Of the
ll,h, says
While large coneourse Of military
and Of civilians were at the Presidents
grounds this afternoon. listening to the
usual Sunday afternoon music. u troop O!
secession cavalry could be seen by the
naked eye, AZ they went through their
evolutions in field just below the Ar.
lington manor-house With a glass, the
Secession flag, which floats over the Uni
ted States Custom'house Mt Alexandria,
is visible from the Presidents study win
dow, and il ia said that Senator Wade
yesterday expressed himself rather for
chilly to Mr. lincoln about permitting II
to remain ihcre,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-06-01
no THE LADIES
LOST

A Beanty LAsd Warrant for 1870 acre' o
"A lasd No. 9sa5. iansol to Henry h'uor
90 the 8lst day Of July. lS<I. by y. i, ArehcT
Secretary " VA asd Navy. II mt heard tfosl
widths IL - nncsihea - hw, ssa'l spP'y
10 the pscpss cfIee for dsplsssss
May {, lS6, h'''''
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-06-01

The advanced corps NJ tho Texas Ran
re,. mas ..rr;rea At Richmond. Va. The
editor of the Dispatch, ai,e' .s1...s 'Ns"
says they are certainly about a: dan
rorous comhatants al any the world ever
producsd We believe that the fur famed
Louay.,. man 10 man, wanld be ch'ldroa
Ia their hands. Escn If they had no
other weapon than the eight pound low'c
knife. keen a. vsxor on both sides, and
welded by hands which nae il With tue
most extraordinary strength and dexter
jty. We should not hazard much in betting
OF, one VI these Tcxas lions against any
any three Of the enemy
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-06-01
Iural advertisements.
FRESH DRUGS.

r LANCASTER & co, are now To-
.Js cciying. direct from Now Orleans, an add
tional supply OF Fresh aad Pure Drugs, Medt'
ciues Paints. Oils. Fancy Goods, Pcrhmery, &e
They keep constantly on hand ell articles usli,
ally kept in their line, lew OF which they would
call special attention to; such Us Pangore,
LAudauun,, Castor. Sweet. lard. Train and Ian.
seed Oils, Sulphur, Cayenne Pepper. Salrh.
.Qninine Morphine. Strychpia, ssleeiae. Piper
inc. Blue Mass, Ca'omel, lrcac. and Opium.
The various preparations Of Iron, l"dlnes, and
Maenesia, srl Extracts tor Culinary, Toilet, and
Medicinal purposes.
TO THE LADIES
We would ~. Soda, Cream Tartar. Fancy
Soaps, Starch. HUNS and shs Spices ARC 0"
,and aud Tor ssle and the liumming Bird, Mss
Nc swcctly, and Lubin's Handkerchief Extracts
80 hsvr No doubt will bc exhibited with pleas
-. go @spI epSiis s-!snd NJ, who Is always
pleased 70 - the iai,ss, .s1st Asass - 70
have spau,dlngs 0lae. Hns.ettess and burton !
Hi,tcn. Cephalic OF Headache Pills, and many
of the most approved Patent Medicines.
White Lead. Iirseed, and Lard o''s' ass
strictly Casa!
We Invite ear friends aud the public to give
III csN. Every,hing IN store Is ircsh and q
the very hest qralhs ard viii BE- sold upon INC
.uost reasonable terms.
Marshalt. Feb. !. 1861. n1Wy
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-06-01

Tks Senate a Kentucky hes passed -
IN third reading . bill - snspsud the
courts Of that State until the lse Il ssa-
uarv 1856? Nv = vote of % % 10
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-06-01

A Massachusetts editor says he be.
gins TO he weary Of delay-he wants to
see blood
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-06-01
ANDY ,oxnsen sSv1VIl q xe,ey,

- SpssS <t<SH''IHb w tts( oN04 Tvs y
ion, wri,es as follows; IN regard 10 THE
spostate. nndcr date Of tie 9TH inst.
from Athens. His star has gone down
in darkness. aud ths odinm Of trsasos
will. in future. envelope his name
The manner ip which Ea4t Tcpsesase.
ans have heretofore been dcscrycdly spo.
kca Of IL ALMOST enough I" make oss
disclain any counectiov With thsp bat
take pride in being able 70 gay. that
East Tennessee y pow very nearly >
unu
Andy johnson spoke here on Friday
last That finished the work here.
Great was the indignation ~ III In.
jurcd people. whose trust had hccn te-
traycd. His cara were constantly greet
cd with ordinations cmissary Of
I.incoln--an agent Of the dcyil--a trait.
or TO your country, and Ike cpi,he.@.
His color went tnt Il came not when 10
stood on that goods box IL cav ~
had vcntnsc,l too far. and tremblcd FIX
the consequences. Although much 81.
fort had been made on the part Of two OF
three individual 10 Get W ! crowd, thu
number prescn. >. small, and maiori.
~ OF them, after hearing him awhile.
would have been qaitc willing to have
seen him taken down aud soundly eow-
i,iied. as slight indication Of their feel
inEs and warning 10 him in the fatssc.
Many are At a loss a. to his object in
making such speeches, (of course you
know their chAraetcr) but every one can
plainly see that their only tendency il r.
divide W. At home. not Only pTcvess,r9
our acting according IN tho @ictAtcs u
reason and sense Of honor aad Iussicn,
and unite IN : comMoa cApse d prlfpFes.
crvation and right, but sctsalis cnisA-
icrlng civil strife 1T oHt very tnidst--
the worst Of MI evils ytewang Il h
this light, he would not axsia b. ssfIsr-
cd to occupy stand Ia this coantry.
II (throreh the invitatiom u two NJ t1ssre
"blAck kepublicaa tostrss) ~ wes~
again to attempt 4, ''fsIearsncr wosld
cease to be virtse. a,s4 ~ i'm ws94
oi q terribly crossed peofls,s vs4A
burst over HE crown a djeAcassed locks.
This section q or 1eAAp = paet15
Lccoming ~ right Nsnssuas csnper
nlee Aavo besa saase&. 6sne essn61oe
furnishing three - ~.
On Friday, - = e.. gelass c'sasi
s ~; ss..''sS e. - - - - >. -
strcsta, ~ ~ ~ ~ ssuos pssoDoy
pstss y - - ~ = : s.epp
or lag u - ~UAr5 ~ I =
wAse | - - s1sa14 ~ :
I.'ssss.is = ' .ss3 rs.ss. Il ssE ss -
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-06-01

Tho Charlotte Bulletin, N. c.. says that
Eve thousand volunteers, free Of expense
to the State, have rendered their services
10 Gov Ellis for the common dcfens-
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-06-01

~
We Do MT desire 10 stdetrsas IT,
strength and e4cisncy Il or sasay,
for Il 10 impolitie s~d 1sngeross 10 Il
20 but ~ csonns foebeey potlina q
III. ridlcsloss. unwarlike apressaace u
some Of the regiments which compose
Lihcolu's army. II 10 trte tIi4t there are
somc volunteer corps in sons n tho
large cities Of the North, thst arr well
oliccred aud equipped, but tho following
from the Philadelphia NORTH American. )
leading Black Rcpsblicsn journsl, will
We suppose, faithfully represent thu COZ.
dition Of 4 majority u Tie troops from
the country who arc responding 10 t,.s
call Of Old Abe
At Camp Curtin, near Harrisburg, VIA
are told BY gentleman who has jsss re.
turned from there. oil 10 disorg Mutation
aud the gathering has more tisc appear.
ance Of mob than an ARMY. n tho
country companies and regiments l,ich
have passed through Philadelphia may
serve ~ fair specimens, we should jndga
this report t. be true. After midnight
On Monday they fred oC guns as they
marched through the streets et our ciiS
We saw sevcrsl companies They had
arrived in tho CT y during the night, AID
had nothing to eat sincc leaving Harris
burg. When VIC saw them they were
discontinued. insult or1nasa, and swear.
ing at the city, their ulcers and every.
thing else. They had each nan LOAF II
bread stuck ON his hayonet, that Icing
the only way they conld carry their next
meal. az they had no knspeacks \
blanket was slashcd mround the ls,dy.
and some had what seemed something
like q sateicl hung At the side, whic' We
took 10 be either : poneh for cartridges
or place 10 put a ration If meat OH
ers had no cartridge pouch 1t ALL aud on
being asked, pulled their cartridges out
u their pockets, which seemed Ia bn
stuffed fall Of tscm One man told ~
that he had been furnisl,ci with No RI.
'ions since ho LEFT his hong II llpn,ing.
don.
\ np'nbcr Of companies from Schuyl-
kill looked as thasgb taken fresh FROM
the mines, hands ard facca being BACKED
with coal dust Indeed. all of them
nigh. be regarded fairly an the grrs.
nn~nshes., whether coming from Schuyi.
kill or any where else .ss for uniform
VIC did not sec the slightest prstrncn Al
II among any of these ssen One Ger.
man company had not even arms Sew.
cral Companies had no drunmers and
there was ono regiment ~ completely
disorganixed that ih~ mon could not tell
the narpcs Of any Of their o18ccrs except
the Colonel lnqu'tiea far the quarter.
master sec,ncd u be frnitlcss, ~ there
appeared 10 hr none, and yes N,erc were
over six hundred mcn in this regiment.
commanded. too. by ncmber Of the Leg.
islature.
This is the sort Of material Of which
the regiments from the interior are form
ed. IN mess cnses they arc totally igno-
rant Of the organization Of batsalions,
regiments, and hrigsdcs. snd We fsat
very much that halt of then havs not
proper reeimc"tal cfRceys 70 provide fu'
their wanls.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-06-01

DRF J BFNI.f rrsiarrrr West x PdAir square
- uri e ~ the hack room ' j. Lancaster \ Go :
Dtug store Gals ."lt on thc door STATE a. the Drag
store. WI hc promptly tiicaied to.
Marihll. jan. 10, 1851. nisY
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-06-01

neA. Sc NfsS. oEcrs y professional services TO
- Tho citizens NJ .rshali, and surrounding ,pnntfy
O.rlcs-Atthepuig store NJ srarsa Witacrspunn
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-07

FROM WASHINGTON.

Gspordcr B',ga5oo- Filling Wp the Osees-R,.puorer
appointment Of Ar. Crittsnden 70 tho Sgprea,
Court.
WAsuiNGroN March 6.--Several days anterior to the
4h OF MARCH Gen Scott and others received telegram:
e'uuonng them against an attempt blow up the Capt.
tol with gunpOWder, on the day of The Inauguration
Gen 5 caused the Capitol police to make a thorough
Search TO satisfy his infOrmants that no danger of the
sort existed
Frederick W. Seward, son of VIM. H. Seward, has
been appointed Assistant Secretary OF State.
\. b Judd, Of Illinois, has been nominated Minister
90 Berlin
Il IS reported and generally believed that Hon. John
j. Cuuenden has been nominated to On the vacancy on
the Bench # The Supreme Court occasoned by the death
Of Hon Peter v Daniel
Mr. Chase has accepted the post of Secretary of the
Treasury.
The Commissioners Of the Confederate States have all
arrived and will make known the object of their mission
tQ the President next Tuesday.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-07
PROCEEDINGS OF THR sgNATE.

WASHINGTON, March Mr. Dixon moved 70 print the
usual number Of copies of the Inaugural address.
Mr. Ctpgman said that though he would vote for the
motion, he could not endorse the sentiments contained
10 the address. lie believed if they carried out
they would inevitably lead 70 war Il was a war docu-
uent, hostile to all plans of peace.
Mr.. Douglas said he considered the Inaugural emf
nsuty peaceful lie believed the administration would
be conservative and peaceful The South had nothing to
fear ON President, whose Inaugural conciatory
and mild under such peculiar difficulties He could not
how the President could carry out one portion Of the
law 10 the neglect Of another. lie did not understand
how he could collect revenue Que port and pass by
o.ter
Mr.. Ciugman reioiued after which Nr. WigfalI Oh
tanned the aoor when the Senate went into Executive
session.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-07
EDUCATION.


old DOMINION INSTITUTP.--oo REER on
FRANKLIN AND srH sTKEErS The second half OF The sos
sion OF this School Tor 81 Will commence on the ION OF feo
ruary, aud end the seth Of June next ensulrg.
The FRANCIS BoGaS hss been added 10 the Board OF
Instruction ana w family side In the Institute build
lngs The MusICkL DEPARTMENT will continue under Mr..
oHAsEs supesntend nee who will aided by competent assist
gen has been employ to take charge OF the class
ALGEBRA others viii be teach other specific studies
another teacher will employed The LECTURE on
BIBLICAL LITERATURE by Rev JAS A. DUNCAN will be CON
urued Gl3o the FRIDAY AFTERNOON LITE tARY LECTURES
The PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT for small gtrs will re-
The special the PTneipal Of the school
The BOARDIs q DEPARTMENT will be literally and carefully
conducted and comfort and facility will be Afforded young
ladies boarding in the family
labor will be spared TO make the School equal TO
any In the land for the education Of females
ec- For further information, address
l. Z sHUMATE, Prin,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-07
Ry GoDDIN 4 APPsRsON, Auc,a.
SIZE OF vALUAnLE PRIVATE

I,XECUTOR;S SALE OF VALUABLE PRIVATE
IL REsTDENCE ON THE WEST LINE OF 6IH between Clay
and Leigh strestsAt the request Of W. william Waller Fucher
executor Of Mrs Mary Fpche decd ha sell publ
ton on The premise MONDAY the lth March, s6l at4
o'clock that very exc lent and desaby located brick
dwelling now Ia the occupancy Of NJ Robert g. Williams
lot has front feet depth OF 1870 feet The has
about 10 rooms bedes ample sccommo Ans for
TRvs-One irdcssh at and years. negotiable
notes interest added, secured by tTu deed.
and Insurance for 1851 70 he psld by the purchaser
n23- I'd GoDDIN 6APPERsON, Auct
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-07
THE STATE DEBT.
PRESENT POPULATION.

TIE STATE de5t il only slO1O689 H. and onn ne lat hre
gears been reduced s2959746 So ant 're dy reasonable
expect hat in tsn ysdrs Il ,0iA become extinct.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-07
EMORY AND HENRY COLLEGE,


TEVHE SPRING Session Of :hs Institution will begin 10th Of
/ ii January next
Those expecting 70 enter should be here possible to
regularly Gus facd lmparting
education ample and charges little than young
subjected Seyentyfve dollars will
expenses Tuition Board Fuel and contingent fee for ave
months
! For additional information, address
e. Il Willy, President
din 1krQr, Emory Va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-07
TIE CONgEDERATE SrATES.

AoNrGovEEY, March 6.-In Congress to-day, mo-
ton Of IT. Curry, it was resolved that the Judiciary
Committee be instructed 90 enquire into the expedieuCy
OF prohibiting tbe importation Of slaves from the United
States, unless they brought by their owners with the
intention Of becoming residents.
The Congress then went into secret session.
Hon. John H. Reagan, OF Texis has been appointed
PosJulster-Gcle-al, in place of Mr Elicit deCi ned
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-07
NEWSPAPERS
,yDICATE PUBLIC OPINION.
- ..,t,o,s there i great confidence to be placed in
RELIABLE NEWSPAPER.
WV oRLRANS TKUE DELTA.

80 axuriste in glossy black locks AZ an advanced
,tsr ives vhca white ADD gray Hair can De turned 70
r-'1 f s- auburn when Hair De made 30 grow upon
49,. 40 BE- doue % cannot % any harm %
t,a ...-lr M urtISr&EEr'S HAIR RESTORATIVE viii
OF l.ir Restorative s. beyond perslyeuture, The best
i t'rI ever invented The facts In our possession, In
i, s roaie'fa preparation warrant Us In unqaAhhedy
't,..nli1y .t'
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-07
RAlLROAD system OF ILLINOIS.

800 100000 ofpryae capital have been expended on the
railroad system CT Illinois Inasmuch part Of the income from
several Of these works with valuable public fund In lands 90 to
diminish the state expenses the 1ANgs GHr
quenty every day decrease.
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The Agricultural Products Of Illinois greater than those Of
any products ont during the past year
ceeded tons The wheat crop Of 1860 approaches 50 OO
bushels while the crop yields not leSs than 100000
bushels.
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STAUNTON
Root SUOE Am iElTHER EACT0
NOTICE.


CAPTAINS a Volunteer Companies throughout The State
respectfully informed that the Commisouers appointed
purpose Of obtaining &c. have Ee
Items, and as, they delivered At ts
post they ediaey, according priority of date
Of orders. CHARLES pihhOCh.
Captain AID SupeFiltlud Armoy.
Rlcimond Va January s, 1891. iaiO-r
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Nav OELFAN>, March t.-I1-sr aiyiyes from Texas
state that Cep. Hill commanding Fort Brown, is pre-
pg 70 defend that post against the Texan forces who
are concentrating ju large numbers in the Eeishbor-
hood. for the purpose of attacking DO.
Fort Cooper has been surrendered 90 the authorities
of Texas. The Revenue cutter Dodge has also been
A-u Lv .L.m
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AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS.

The State rapidly hng up with population s6SO25 person
having added since 1857 making the present population
l,7l9 400. a ratio Of 1902 per cent In ten years.