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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-08-17

BERRIES BIackberries are now
getting ripe. Our streets will soon be
full of pickers. Success to them.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-08-17

.~Thc boss editor, being absent,
is not responsible for any matter that
appears in this issue. All loaded mat
ter outside Of the Spinal, rests with the
Devil.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-08-17
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Each subsequent Insertion, IS
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Onc-half column one year, Is %
One column six months, % co
One column one wear 40 90
Obituary Notices ten cents line.
Cards in Business Directory, not exceeding
six lines, s. per year.
EstraV Notices, $50 for one animal, and
% cents for each additional one--payabe 10
advance.
Transient Advertising payable il advance
Legal Advertisements must be paid for be-
fore the affidavit Of publication is delivered
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-08-17

~ Read the proceedings Of the
cranberry meeting in another column
Of this issue.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-08-17

They relieve Cough Instantly,
They clear the Throat.
They give strength and volume to the voice.
They impart & delicious aroma to the breath
They are delicate to the taste
They are made Of simple herbs Snd cannot
harm nuv ore
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-08-17

McINoE DEcLrSEs.-The Madison
Journal says Mr.. Mc1ndoe declines
the Utah Indian Agency.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-08-17
All CTToNT
Chattle Mortga sc Sale!

DY virtue of two ChattIe Aior' ages executed
~ by ]. Il. Lang and l. 2. Powers one to
Lee, Ripley & Co. and one to Cumnins, sea-
man i Co,-dated the .<rcnrv-.hird day Of
May a. D. 1851, aad fle3 n the Clerks Olce
IN tn Town If Grand Rapid County Of Wood,
and &ta-c e Wisconsin. ca or about the III
day Of May, 4. d. 1851, and u2 u which de
f-.,,: has been made-I shall sell the property
therein mentioned and described, COASTS ing Of
STOVES, HARDWARE, GRAIN, LOGS, Sc
at PUBLIC AUCTION, ct the Store forrserly
occupied by Lang & Co, in the town &C Grand
Ranids aforesaid, on MONDAY, the 18th de-
Of Angus next, commencing at 10 O'Clock in
the forenoon Of that dav.
c. Il. HoYr, Atty for Mortgages.
Dated ,Tnlr o9th ISL
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-08-17

BY the use Of these Ills the periodi, n,
tacks Of Na'youa or SIX Hsadache NAV be pre-
vented; aud if taken AZ the commencement. Of
az attack immediate relief from pain aud 81 *
ness Will be Obtained
They seldom ftii in removing the Mas . and
NeaI1cl.a to " hicA females are SO subject
They act gently upon the 1owcIs,--: nov
ing Coaftes>.es8
Fer Literary 5f&s .sss:@ea:s D>!toa:c I i. u.s!cs
and al persons O. s.&o@t1oy hz5:ss they ! elaI
uab!c a. 4 L4ra:sss, improving the cnp..; :, 2iv
ing t2,ss rad 1;52r to the digestive orgy ;. and
restoring lie naturol elasticity and ST. gh
the Whole system.
The uEpHaLI3 PILLS are the Is 1t IF
long investigation snd carefully cond, "a ey-
periments, having been il use many y>rs, 4
ring which time they have prevented I'D !
lievad 4 vast amour. o; pain and suhGe Il f" y
Headache, whether originating in Il. ~.
system CT from Geranged state Of tn : 1.a I
They are entirely vegetable in the, ION O.
sicion, and may be taken at al timea vii, 80.
feet safety without making any chan 4 Ii T.
osd tie o5&escs Of a'sy disaqreeo5'e to- ,.sn IS
c@sy 10 4dnsjnjSte5' ac0a to children.
BEWARE or COUNTERFEIT S
The genuine have five sjgnaturcs Q u>nyC Z.
sp lding on each box.
Sold by Druggists and all other tlca,, ) IN
Medicines.
4 Box viii be sent by mail pre- - " ye,
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-08-17
THE WOOD co. REPORTER,
Ia PUBLISHED EFET.- SATURDAY, AT
Grazsa Rapids, Wood Co., Wis:

JOHN y, BRUNDAGE, Enron PUBLISHER.
Z. 81 HAIEES, CoRREsPosDIsG ED17oE
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-08-17

L5ALAI7N-N NEI Ok
SFALDING'S THROAT ClNEECTTONS.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-08-31

- sune l1psssss ~ RVS HAsaisos FLAo.
We bsve besa requested 70 call the sttcotioo
II thme indebtrd TO the Harrison Flag 70 tho
neceasity Of paying sp. II has bccn near six
nooths sincs Capt J. W. BAnawrr, the editor
end propsisaor Of the Flag, wss forced iron
pso<vscted illness 10 discontinue Lis paper, AMI
ascr thss time bis family have bern dcprwicn,
entirely upon the amounts dse him ior sul~crip-
tion, advertising and job work, for = support.
Mrs. BAasErr requests us To My to those who
~ unable to ply cash. thai she is willing to
receive dur, woal. chickens. butter, or any
thisg aesaol for household purposes, At \ mir
nashet psics. Capt Isarrctt, w understand, has
assssal thesaand dollars owing him. Surely
tboss knowing themselves indebted TO him, win
moi 1t Bib family suftr, when they cen discharge
the small amounts due him, with such little
'iocouveusncc. liz il an old Tcxian. and that
bet itself u suGeisA " call for promptncm on
~ part u biz hict,ds. W. think we have sail
eaosgh.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-08-31
Govxnsoss ELECTION The Houston Tele.

uoyERSoRs ELECTION The Houston Tele.
grsphs publishes returns from Rfty-uine counties,
some Of them fully and otAsrs partially reported,
rssaltisg - follows: Lubbock l2.52S Cham.
ben G,el6; Clark 7.4s3. Sunned mp, making
w aggregate Of 2C,s06 voter. Not Que hall
u ths vote oi ~ State. OF soursf II Il inpos-
sibls " eeus % any ecrtsin cossissiou kon sch
hgsrs. IL iajifsncs b, hesSver, that Lab
beck 10 elec4ed
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-08-31

- At the solicitation Il . committee Of
rrpstAsus linseh has issuA proclamation
appoisairy the last Thursday In September ~
= dsy Of humiliation snd prayer rod hstiss f,r
IN In psotlc Of the nation" meaning by tn
nation the pr,sspt consolidated Government
which b. has inaaeseatsl.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-08-31


~ tatsas ~ tsss. q h likely y be fought
= 1xias ~ saiims Il ~ pssnuat was. nnse
dasiy 6e.xsaasias ~ msasissity 81 thc
Assiasss sslDtrsy. Than tn sssss4 eootsst 10 tbs
stebsy n 6psissarsa 1shsa y surprise and
asssu isso coaahaina. IN the vssy worut position
- 49, troops ccald have been placed. their
nsssnsss sspsssd By sh<ir own wagons. and
~ - s1faetssity sowda1 tx, military \ u.
Sss0noaa ~ ~ ITO ~ asssssI contest.
~ eGlAAs y astaia thnn Int sctesuiaea
- Ases,s vaIss. ~ svs.a BODY Of the troops
agaanst uAnn tAey costsGosd wsss thoroughly
Assipyessd Dsahsd with pvrvious ssccs.sss, sni
Asn1ipe II ~ ~ tnsnSs A victory, asa
sutk ' sAa~vy. s.--.Ss' {. -. s.lx.YAyalas. IA
slDaasnstsd b ~ hiaiaey n vssflp. AID WISE
- soanb1s ~ ~ q ~ 40 seansssttvdy,
- ~ snnv = ~ sssny. assslA,Ln. ~ 49,
- aepeD -, ~ esa ssaeely ssaltee, ~
49, \ dhAean Havn. Anaipptsss 70
- - Sss - ~ ~ \ ~ ~ ~
tnA(p11vs1Av - Ace ssnihaal;sA ~
lgu1n = ssuy es~ahass hssst shssia ssiss u
1Dw1 W - - - dasAs ssasisusas-
In1 lno -
/ \ ,al4 4asnAsa y Nj
1 savAp s1naA1 lllulAsnAs1ls /;
zs..:41=.7 ~ ,1nuphe
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-08-31
TO TIE PUBLIC.


Foe ~ f1AA District. ccmpo~ed Of the Coun-
~ n Narriun. Upshur, Knsk, Smith, Naa
Aami4, Wocd, Henderson, Kaufman, Dallas
Tsrrsss, RschAasn, i'slo Pinto. Shackeiord.
Parker, sod Jotrs,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-08-31

Rs|hbls Lstt~ IN SssaosA
l.o,re.s..s nrip>s. e ~
Battle Foe. ''e'''
We are YET Without parti1GR As to
The KILLED aud wounded in the eAttlc
before spriu3 6sld But the Glowing
letter from ND. Eosor. Of llcudstscn,
who was in the fight, will be- read with
interest. The editor Of the Tines, to
whom i. was addressed, publishes Il in
an extra:
RouNp Sralxa, Miss ouri,
-Four Mpes ftsm .SpsiReeldl
August II. 1851.
Enron Tnfgs:
A We have just had big battle, ]
hasten TO give our friends ~ home
through your paper q short report OF IL,
and our movements for a few days pre-.
ceding il. From Fort Smith we made a
forced march to join McCullochs force.
The ~ sc came up with him aud were
halted in the rear. Gen, Lyon with h's
army u about 1000 was known TO be
about seven miles ahead Of us in a
strong petition on the main road All
our forces, numbering from - to IA, 600
men, were ordered TO move at midnight.
and at dayhroak to attack the enemy
Il was a daring scene to witness the
preparation for the fight, which every
one fel, would usher In the coming dawn.
and AZ regiment sfter regiment filed into
tho position assigned them, the pageant.
nv and martial ceremony was well cal.
culated 10 animate aud stimulate the
brave and 10 mako them eager for tho
6rht. Tho country was broken and
rocky. covered in many place., with very
thick underbrush, and certainly the best
wafcrcd country | have ever seen. On
onuro,ch,pr cen LYONS camp VIC found
,hat The evening before the enemy had
s,IIen back We followed on in pursuit
ninth we reached Wilson's creek, about
nine and half miles from Springfield.
We learned but little of Gen Lyon from
ncrsons living along the road only that
h,s f,rrc consisted of about 10 900 men.
n,a ,h., hc had Same 6t,ccr or twenty
n,ccesnf r.,,o, aud Inn, he would reach
sr,;,yee,a ma, ,ioh, Orr force, were
,rpca,nncd an Tho c7cck and il, adjacent
,u,s IA nv ,r1 ao,y, Ga, .bou, a milo
ard a half IN botb side, The course oi
,ho s,,..r, ia from Y C,os W On
u,a w, ,;J, ~, wc .,,,.nchcd Il by
ae.rcnaing a ,onr rocky descent The
.;d,, Of Il are ,b,ckiy shaded with Nv Her.
hrnsh and trees On the first beach is
all the ground tina, il ANYTHING lik. level.
From tho creek to the right Of the road
il a settlement, and down the creek on
that aide il plantation covering about
100 acres Of rich land living very we'll
IN this field our regimen. was cncanpcd
On the same plantation still Sosth III M
wac epcamped Col. Churchill. Arkansas
regiment. Our regiments were oncarov.esi
in a skirt Of timber near the Same plan
.s,ios. near the hill. On the S. w. side
Of il va. enc .moel a battalion Of Me
.oori infantry Tho main road, on the
wcs, aide Of the stress when approach.
inc IN. creek turned and followed ~ i,
for ahort half a mile. or TO the left oil
this rond and I'M the crock. Their. was q
con. ;de,abIe elevation, with bu, little
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-08-31

usea CT. ChsrehiM snd Inst tostiop 81
o1pteg1ent which was stiit ID the aeld,
m loft ny little son, Walton, in chsrrv
oflev. ~. Clemmons when ] had start.
cd0 could scc neither Of them ON
my tcturn. You can imagine my feel.
ina. L. vas evident that the cmemvs
ft1t object waa 10 keep our command
s1peeated When the order was given
td6pvc up with tho rest Of the rcri.
ment, this wss done st once. Several
horscs were severely wounded and one
ssumssss. With shsA ssssDatea - IN
age was done at this time.
After We got put Of the 6&d 10 iiound
the road almost blocked up with wagons
and teams. trying 10 10 removed ron
.bc battle RsA aSd H. srosef hStS ~
80 broken and rocky it was almoal 'ids.
possibic to get around tAeM. - yNuk
time the very earth ,Ecuiblsd frsn tho
thunders Of the artillery. and the crack.
ing of small arms sounded like ITO
cracking Of ten thousaAd canes bursting.
only louder. hfT
Ii was soon apparent that The enemy
were trying to get the strong position
on the west side Of the creek and theru
tho battle seem 10 rsgs tho fercsst. We
were ordered to pass around oas infantry
on it, loft, flank the enemy on their riSAi,
and il an opportunity presented itselG
when VIC cou'd sn'c'y charge ~ win any
prospect "a aucccssa 70 90 90; This
movement inspired our gallant fnsA1yl@
- -
and artillery " f9lcwep lex4lon We
then moved uh sh~rertDk ourselves from
the fire OF the enemy's artillery until VIZ
hati thanked them WAR the swtise -lsaeAh
ot ouy regiment. Three comnouias veeo
,rd.rod 10 charvc which thev ~ ~ (
..il.n. ,~...n., "r."n.,";s. cr.l rros,
s -. 80, H., ''..n. - ,X1
-, '"''" "o"' S""1
otncrs concea'cu '"e"Sc'vcs !" inc ouunr
es and behind trctr, ann hrcd ~ 10 -
We passed on. Several OF our best men
fell In THE charre. Gao from Ooph
Cumhv'. comnsnv vaa rnortallv wound
.dw.j A Waa.o.-h.,;.. .hos through
A.. ,,';,.h ~. hall .'.,.,rod 80
s"I '"'s"
oo"y, P""s'" "sS"e e"u "'o""" sac oosot
and came OUT JUST ABOVE Tue knee.
was grape shot, Dr. SHAW thinks. teAe
killed him. he livcd untsl this n0rning,
and had il not been for tho extreme heat
og tho weather r,,,l INV. l,,sn of t,l,,oJ ~
,,;..l,. ,,oa.ihlv have recovered NIT
"'e'" Po''. III
y pa'to" ""' s"'' '"'ooe" wv
em'tt HAL received very sHgn' woon1
OH the face lit WAS very slight, and will
not be perccptibie IN few dAys, Up
Kilsorc Was sick when the tight cola.
,,,nccd saw MIN ride out into 10
IA
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-08-31

~ An Snussal quantity Of rain hss fa1cn
u this viciuisy within the last tn Asys. 1t
wssld ssem y il W had raac , sudden leap
rom nidssmmw to tbs httss portion Of the Iail
We have ssver beIses witnessed sseh weather In
August. CDttsa Will l,e iajarod, u the rain Goa
tisss. III psturs, petatoss. and pea escp
have bsse Improved.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-08-31

PRssgsrs ~ Fsrlr.--Mr John Duncan had
~ kindne~ 70 Send Mrs. l.. last week. basket
II vesy Ase pan. They were large sad exqui-
sieiy favored. In PAIRING them the juice ran Of
h s>seaa,. We would advisa those who d,~ire
sheoee riccttcn ii fruit tres, flowers o. grape
cattings. to parchssc them Of NJ Duncan. Ne
has tn choisest selections We have sen. Ills
iuits ana grapes arc remarkable Tor their drli.
dsss favor, a.d his flowers for their beauty.
His summary Is only . min and hAh from Mar
ssaH. It sssbnrs On asspIe supply In Harrl
en- ~ III neishhoeips eousties We think
~ des~rvs credit hs tho industry. skill, and
tAsee be has exhibited 10 bringing hb nursery to
III present perfctioa
N. II ". Halock. % Wednesday. presented
- VIII sslkctia II peaches, among them Tie
Aa1a invitisg ~ have ssn this gear. They
vsre hsge end Wits, GssIy asy~sd, snl with
sssy mai sesa
ve ~ aho Indebted u Mrs. N. u. Craig
" asp's sspPlic Of excellent Peaches from her
orchard
Nssy tAasas y oar hisd A4eus. Who
vssdnt = Jsxss tditsss '
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-08-31

1t 10 said that while Senator. Wilson
was making bic mastery retreat 10 vir.
ginia, On being repulssd by . teamstcs
whose wagon he sought u occupy. he
protested in plaintivs accents that he
was Henry Wilson. Of Massachusetts,.
The response Of the tsamstsr was ~ tho
point--" Henry Wilson be id. Ihsve
kicked him on the wsgon si1 tines 81.
ready.'--Rssts~ P,sS::.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-08-31
INFORMANT fRoN NExlc0.

The Ilouaton Telegraph publishes from The
Matamoros Noiicioso," Of the 2nd inst, the fol-
lowing extract from a journal published at the
City Of Mexico The = oticioso doubts It's
gennineness;
Mr. torvin nskcd permission from tho Coy.
eminent in behalf Of hi- own, to land mn armed
force IN The country ior tn. purpose Of invading
the southern States through our northern from
tier, und,f the guarantee Of a treaty which sball
dssipac any suspicious that might srise. The
Government has granted the privilege in round
tcrms without condition. or guarantees, aud Mr.
Coran SAID such an ample proof Of confidence
aud bewvolcncc on the part n Mexico should
not prove irntlcss to her desluics, aud she would
soon find reward AT the hansis Of the American
Government
The supplement Of the Noticioso " contains
also the following
" We give now II report ccroccted with facts
previously published by us, and which il fall o
Importance aud interest.
Mr. Corwin has pettion~i the Mexican
Government to grant free passage through Mexi
co 10 sach troops ~ may he ordered by tho
Government at " ashingion to operate against
the Southern States Of 'Ie Union, under guaran-
lee OF II special treaty which Is said to all.y all
suspicious which nigh, otherwise have arisen a.
In their destination aml the intention Of The
Government he represents.
The GoverDmeG. has at once granted the re-
qucstcd permission fully and without Any coadi-
lion or guarantees, and Mr.. Corwia says tina,
this ample proof OF the confidence aud good will
on behalf Of Mexico cannot fail to influence it,
future destiny, and will at all evcnts bc grateful.
~ acknowledged by the American Government
As soon AZ this arrangement MAS made pablo it
cxasei an Intense excitement and enthusiasm,
among the strangers here. II whom abcnt 6o0
arr ac'uly arsisr arnr, and who laiely cooperat
ed efficiently to bring abou, the defeat Just sus
tanned By tho reactionary party"
Tho editor Of tho Telegraph places implicit
reliance in this rcpost and believes thai Tes.a is
to be invaded both BY sea and land rs soon a.
the weather ia cool Our contemporary nmy b.
correct possibly, in his conclusions but by the
time cool weather sets in, thcs Lincoln govern
mcui will have eDough to do, in our opinion, Ia
protect IL own border II the war continues
We could dcsic nothing better than IN invasion
OF Texas for once On our soil not one u these
lIessans could escape.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-08-31

BMo JoHx wrlsg-1his vessel, which
was captured by tho privatssr JET d.
Wis. short time since, and taken into =,
Southern port. WAS towsd to Savannah
- "wednesday. whore ~ win remain
uetl - invssti0ssisa 10 ~ By = 0part
Of Admiralty. krss.q st,sa s,l
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-08-31

~ 1hc attention of the reader IL directed
- ~ proclamation Of the Governor on the sue.
cseang page.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-08-31
PENDLET0N MURRAH,
O| Hsyrisp~ County.

~ H1vrts'~ ConH'y
Bon. r .. HrBRARD. 81 sssith. l. . cand date
= guosrsent tise fith Congressional District IN tfc
0hn9rsss of the Conied- rate states.
r. y. GHAHAM NJ Ru~k, h q candidate u repre-
ut ~ r1ffh Congressional District In the Congress
n the Coafedprnte States.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-08-31

y Co0mnn,cations to cnsurc attention must
b. accompanied vita the rial nssus Of the At
thor
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-08-31

DhpNNLDW SIIii- AT hNuANitLE.--N we Nehtu
tina, the notorious W q Brownlow had lol,
Knoxville. This appears to be mistake. a
few days ngo We rsreived number Of bis paper,
dated Angus, III, from which We i,nrn thst he
Is not only there, but intends 10 remain. Tia
tone IA rs k'Hani AZ ever, and his treason una
Lalcd. The same disposition TO libel the South
and utter disregard OF truth, dcccncy and pro
priety. Ieryales the columns III the Wing. as OF
yore. The number Of The Wing aludnd TO-
contains leading editorial, with u variety Of
startling headings and among them, Secession.
opening parnp yaph which defines Brownlow's
position
In defining tho position Of Union men in
Fast Tennessee, We do II without authority From
them. but We have no doub, that we correctly
represent them, They do no, believe. aud never
have believed that there exists any inst and
sufficient cause for breaking mp this Government.
They do not believe and never have believed,
that the right 10 seccde from the Federal Com
pact exists, and can be exercised ~ il has lscn
by the several States which hayo seeded They
do no, believe, aad nerer nil bef,eps that Ten
ucsscc Is tK.AtL, oai of the Union. though 80
declared by the action Of the Legislature. and
more re, sniy by the hnsty and inconsidsrs,c
action OF the people, driven into Secession BY
military dcspo,ism and under the pressure Of
the TINES. Thy bclleve it is the duty Of thu
Federal Government e IN, down this Rebellion,
At any End every cost, IN blood and money. that
may be required"
Such men oaght not 10 be permitted to remain
In the South. Their conduct Is more Infamous
than the tories Of the revolution. and merits
,Ln vs-,rs.i,u,unt
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-08-31

War rnE ArpRoMlnSG knxrcxv lac.
isiAruRx is ExPtcryp :" ro--Tise Win.
chester tky.) National Union. of Friday
last, in All article rejoicing over the late
Union triumph In thst State, indicates
what the Legislature which meets next
mouth, win Do. The following arc three
or four Of the main poiMts:
Pirst--Govcrnor Nagoiin will DO in.
peachcd ~.
sccond-The State guard will be abol-
ished
Third-A resolution will pssa both
branches. requesting Breckenridge aud
Powell TO resign.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-08-31

Osx. OAss on var WAa.~An indignant
correspondent writing isvn Dslssi~, cor.
reefs the repCtk that 0soersl Cass had
a ~ 49, y Ais R:,. s ,ss
10, Il: , - q s...Is A. IL SER
casticepy sd. ttss We vssksd lsaeaes
man has only "tssen =. 80 - 49, n
our S,ate LOAN. 70 I'D IN prcssseee:e tns
var, FOR wtHcb ~ VI" W entities 70
scyeu per cent. iutssrsts ~ ~ very
GLAD 70 haas i..-7N y Dry ~
Y s sssa s3T,,' tll;[|, |l11 =!
'Ahuaad. o. aovsed = humsn bs'"s.
ghas pApes dopeAsss tNsks; ~ s.y
1prssa enhsaeipg 6oathsfA Hf!3 ~
g; :: !: 49,, = !. - =. e
dan. al ID "a ve=s,
Eel 80 seat
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-08-31

Tho county OF Harrison, in the State
Of Kentucky, has immortalizcd herself
in being the first to resist the tyrant
Her citizens have stopped the shipment
Of Lncoin's guns and ammunition on the
Covington and Lexington railroad de-
claring their determination to tear mp
the track II il shall By again attempted.
Led by Gen. Lacius Dcsha, worthy son
Of brave sire, the late Gov. Dcsha, Of
Kentucky. and native Of Tennessee the
men Of Harrison will never receslo from
the position they have taken, but may
be counted on to lead the van in the
army Of resistance now gathering on
90 the dark and bloody ground" 10 give
battle to Lincolns n,ercenAsy hosts, il
they shall dare 70 invade kentucky. ~
they have done Maryland and Missouri.
A company Of the flower Of the young
men Of Harrison, commaned BY Capt
joe DeshA. the eldest son NJ the General,
volunteered early in the war, and attach.
cd Themselves to Gen Johsstons army
in Virginia. in which they have distin.
guished themselves. .q*
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-08-31

We are yet Without parti1eRsSs y to
The KILLED aud wounded in the eAttle
before spriu 36eld. But the following
letter from n. y. Eosor. OF llcudstscn,
who was in the fight, will be- read with
interest, The editor Of the Times. to
whom /, was addressed, publishes Il in
an extra
RouNp SrafNa. Miss ouIi.