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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1861-08-08
Sherif's Sale.
tn. State Of oAio, Calls County. "a.

The State Of oAio, Calls County. %.
DURSUANT to the command of an order
i Of sale. issued from the Court Of Com
mon Pleas, within and for the county Of GAL
liza and State Of Ohio, and 10 me directed, /
will offer at public sale at the door Of the
court house, in the town Of GallIpolis, in said
county Of Gallis, on the 18th day Of Septem-
Der, A. D. 1861, at the hour Of one o'clock P. N.
of said day, the following real estate, situate,
lying and being in the county Of Gallia, and
State Of Ohio, bounded and described as fol-
lows. to-wit: The northwest quarter Of the
southeast quarter Of section number fifteen.
15) in township number six, (6) Of range
number seventeen, (l7) Of the lands subject to
sale in the District of Chillicothe, Ohio, con-
tanning forty (40) acres, more or less, with
all and singular the appurtenances. Ap-
praised at four hundred dollars, (s400.)
To be sold as the property Of Evan D.
Jones ct al, at the the suit of Thomas L.
Jones.
Given under my hand this sth day of Au-
gust, A. D. ls6l.-3 90.
JAMES CAMPBELL, s. G. C.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1861-08-08
DIR. CORNELL.

MANUFACTURERS of Indian Vegetable
w Medicine for the cure Of all complaints
that nesa Is heir to, 50 far as they are eurable,
can be found at Mrs Coleman.s Boarding
house' where he can be consulted all hours Of
the DAY SPesaai attention given to female
me and satisfy themselves.
July 4, 1861.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1861-08-08
LansDs.

A FRESH supply Of Goal Oil LAMPS = a
IA test Improvements. superior stylss ana
1nish, at greatly redueed prices; also Shadss;
Brushes, Chimnies and Wicks for sale BY
c.& 4 HRNKINcg
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1861-08-08
Notice.

THE undersigned has been duly appointed
L Executor Of the last will and testament
Of Mariah James deceased, late of Galia eoun-
ty, Ohio. - WILLIAM SYMMES.
June %, 1861.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1861-08-08
stone Fruit Jars

0F lste.t pattern and most approved style
" Of different sizes, for sale BY
O. d A. HENKING.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1861-08-08
Notice.

lTHE undersigned has been duly appointed
Il Executor Of the last will and testament
Of Samuel Rothgeb. late Of Gallia county, o..
deceased. WESLEY ROTHGEB,
August /, 1861. Executor.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1861-08-08

I0 BBLs. and so half bbb just received
~ and for sale BY
C,p4 A. REEKITG,
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1861-08-08
Cigars.
Dayton Ale.

All qualities, quantities., and prices to suit
d. s. FORD q BRO.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1861-08-08
DIR. G. A. BARLOW

his Professional services to the
i citizens Of GaIlipols and vicinity.
Office at Sanns' Drug Store.
Nay 80, 1861,
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1861-08-08

Composed July Goth. 1861. upon the resto-
ration Of Col. J. s. NozTox 10 his Regiment;
after being esptured At battle Of Seary, Va,
July l7th, 1861.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1861-08-08

Henry W. Gilman, Plaintiff, VS. David s.
Pinnell, Indorser of E. R. Maguet, Deft.
State of Ohio, Gallis County, SIS, Court Of
Common Pleas,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-07-06

- - 7s.Ps' = 49, - =
tpespeai ve&td4ty cs0y4bslea. saI1 ~ mpeSiasa
VI the Capt4Hs DNSsf. y i4aa th434 ecmpestm -
bEntA1 IN o4Wpt 3boy sAAI mg8siA4 = batesli5a ~
etecttng M 1Ir d-s Or mere 4UxfsaSiss. ~
ths~ t<n, ese.st4 MY VII eigSs 81 e<stN9 .
IteHeenAne Colou4 - uA3nst y aasre 80 " e4
Hies eaevinhe Lie fo15ut fefSfsess = ift sofuat
tr& SHALL 9rxanys AisC ineAt saa TIC o'hefs - tcss
tenaty st1srh1 10 said rvsisnrh' md xsen ssA At
10 be esfUHe - nve cY 49, tasy sssAlt o.
rsaiae . seresats battalion. to t. roaiineniei ~
llenteees snn.sl. VINO snail tc .t ted " The Toein
Asf n TIC battalion. NJ above PIC tsistd The ceA
iaandina aifssr n each regiment O. ts'falon saA
Immediately after organization, forwNd u tsis ote
i9 It's. II The t6icnrs ~ iaei ca'iuinati, cyPeN91
II ,seii fsrx, ursa whith eosuninssons viii bc ~
70 TIE ofsicefx-
Upon the f'eesoh II tho C1ttnei ~ We Fc ssdas9ss
on isiausenans Colonel u ssp&rass butssIon, ths
funefous OF the iiJ 3et amp, ~ 1oari1Sier % shs
camp ]ha ersse aad we eq'nsaua ~ II sfasi ~ -
fsined - ihe Cc!ei~i on snt. Cel@nei. wisa WI ~
The sans ',rr appoint from the saaiteiis 81 his
cuuRspi ono siiJ@ts,', ard frci. TIRE A''n eatas9s
soacd af6ee prisAes ane sefs sAa alef aid obt
cnaFfsfna>'eF ~ fsraf's 800,
Naesr lrss nnin'er " isxlrstf y eai'T' iato VIC
service u he toatr 'sfats sisss- 'ap she numtr %
sesmanss u bat's'gn- organised 20. fvasfd wi. y
yssn 10 ths ssle' ipn 81 the sa'nc y rs npsfuss
dtgree VI ssssnse organisation and sfa,ninf ar1f
al b tic several corps daring ths per'cos u iIsfaa
fipa
The 'sat object y The c1'rmandef o W ranaP VIII
b % ea'-s ias esest ana h'a sa p',
= b~ lnssfneise "a TIE s3aah ori's 70 A. - snsh'e
them To- atteua " tAo tnsli''riie' ~ W .eAns n
their respective cerniand-. deaHwhsls ia sftecs.
SHAH Is Instructed Ia We company, hA''aaon aaa RI
s4eut lnaaosNfss - enable 'hem q aeiinfm tA.sf
dates with aerpiafy- when we pf,Nssss hase s"'u
gently rrogFsss Y pass y iee sehFNvi VIZ 'vn'
pary. bliiaion ans<.s uncut. q,
No tfing .i1ht The esl1ai % even N artlinT sha
bp allowed, owing 90 the necessity ~ sets'ns our
powder for uiose seficss ccca.ions'
On The exllea'ien q the period u esearnraen'-
the commanding ofcefs Of the regiment ~ .ffsfase
ottisAons she'll order taslr eoinpAslf. " tef ~
sIrrtse hoines and Tue tap'a.a- " snc s"iaPAi,sa
shall forward 70 ineii e'fnsAhaihA 2lFs. n''nthy
report siar g. ts da.ls iicqatsa ~ W" Afin1
negotiations; ena tar egnssnu'ns eaiAes7 s.A4' ~
ward 70 tii~ pfi = ennsva tee nYN'.'I' iflHt HosN
ies lae effective fosre q iaeA sel,eaanss. q,
whieh i-Yvr,7 proper lAank 'f'hs S-A ce 'a'--'Ns"
tfDia ihi'h7see
The surplus rAifnei saHaia N'{, ef's. "'-i w
Rftaking ~ o. ier c'inf -as ~ ~ ~ W.
Yua isfEs-icf. ~ cash tAs ps9css sIsss. 70 ~
sifuie tx mental ,enu nita VIZ va 1F'Nis w
fiinil pay owes 20 w 'Ni'h'it '. es's =
q ileii eanFs g. i~ gPpiyp,'a'f' ~ q" s'''N' v
VIZ " eihi.h.@ ~ Ns' .,.".t n '" 'fi''
a9d fi'sis*A oFei % 'hv N"'eN's' A.. ......,..-
Tie M egnira-e tufnf1 g'U !, w. ss.''s ah'r'
shHlI i'ush company ~ peiSt "'H - 'F+' ~ Wv
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-07-06
PROCLAMATION
~ THE GOVERNOR OF TIE STATE or TEXAS.


Whereas there n now a condition of ae,ues
hos,lli, - between tho t;oy,rpueu,a Of ne tJni.
lei Stat.s and ,t I,oule,,rra,ed steos If 49,.
lea: and, whereas. tho con,-r.s, Of the Isf,r
Go:truuent hive recog,Szel ,ho exis,ers. a.
war with nh tn. t,u;;pJ states "a ae,t ,hc s.at,a
Of Tennessee. Missouri. keniacl.g. MARYLAND
and Delawere and The Tefr;,or,s. thereof. ex.
cen; the Terr,ior;es of Arizona Now Mev.co.
ard ,l.e Indian T,rritorics si,caie l.sw-en x an.
sns and The ststn of Teas and ,vhctcss the
late Intimate cn,nuaf.ial and uoiniral ,~soei.
ton vi tho people Of tie Slate ~ Texas. and
their hitherto continuous and EXTENSIVE. inter.
course with those e,l,on V,aas. a. a m,.nb.r oi
the Confederate State Of Ameris,. /. now i,
war rn,,bt can.., somo o, tle citizen. of esid
state ,snoraptly. and others nc. ibly' know Inc.
* 10 disre,ard tho relations IN which MAJ be-
tween said pogsrumrn,s has placed them. and.
whereas. i have rec.iscd incarnation ,iat some
of lie citizens have alnsds yioi0tcd their dr,y
in the premises ns coed ciflzsns--
NnH therefore. Edward CLARK Coycrnor az
the state o, Yexns. do izsse ,ll;s ms p,aclatB;e
.ien "a lie reople Of said Sat. ,oiiNin, the,a
hat al COMMUNICATION Of " ha,soever character
hsfyeen Them and The citizen. a the state. and
Terr,to,fcs nsy, Al war Win tho con..le,n,..
st,ics Of America mus, be discontinued: thai
nll ro,treots horstof,re made between them sfe
snspopd.d and That al tha, may be made dafing
ahe conihuaprc If said war, and unril trcsti.s ~
recinroeitv ors established Mil be void n viii
ha f.g,,asa IA Jreosaa aoain.t the ronalerat..
Stat of America and nuai,,i ,ae STATE m 'Tev
A. for. any eiiigen Of slid State 10 dgn,fe. ALI
on In any manner exchange ANY p,opettv or CON.
modify wln,soogor viii any q zen of citizens
of ,ithrr ot 4aid State or Tc,riinrias nnw ns
war with said Confratp Siaios. wilAont speeial
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-07-06

The Petersburg WAY Express says
that gentlemen who came there direct
from jamestown said il had been posi-.
lively aaccstaned, up to the morning OF
tho llih. by persons residing N 'ae v'e''
nifty, that the Yankee less by the engage
mcnt at Bethel was over 800 killed bu'
lew of the missing at the roll call on the
day after the tatt,c had turned up, and
il wa thought they novel would, except
10 turn ticir toes to the dxiaies.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-07-06

NOTICE is Hereby aiysn thasN 4 fosTse-
N Guardian n Tie estate VI Jessph ne aas's',
Aas rlpa ia ns oihes hts Anal account AMI
vogehars wjii. sad estate. ~isicA seeoant ana
saasicrs viii be cpea tex sllosane@ aed eaa'
sesl,cucbt NJ the clssing ssrm q ,ss- vaansy
rosas tsrtaiassg 10 estates .ca 10 ~ held ~
and ssr isagfssoa eaaaty. II .hs Go'ts4hcas~ ~
IL cts a Marshall, commencing on The ~.
Naaiag ia jay. 1851, whea and where al
persons inesssesl ula, appear and con'ess 'hc'o
ii,hsy Ray iss prolsr. ~.
JAY 6, 1881 ni3sat
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-07-06
Mr., So,.ic returned Yesterday from his

Mr.. Soec returned yesterday from his
recent visit TO Richmond, and gives most
favorable and encouraging reports Of the
condition and prospects Of our army aud
Government The President ho says, is
full OF energy, enthusiasm, and Of will
that cannot be conquered; that the army
is receiving enormous acccssions, aud
that its ability to cope with the enemy
on any field its commanders may select
Is doubted by no one who has Witnessed
its enthusiasm and its power.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-07-06

LlScoLs's Ispupxser.--A piece Of I'm
pcrtlncnce, entirely in character witL
L'ncoln's Government. was attempted TO-
ward Governor Letcher, which was
promptly and poir'cdly rcpolled.
pardon was sent by Lincoln 10 the
Governor for a convict IN the peni,cntia-
ry, who bad been sentenced for robbng
the mail. by the late Federal Court in
this city, which the Governor returned
with the following letter;
Executive DEPARTMENT..
RlcHsoNp, Va, June I, 1861.
To His Excellency, ABRAHAM Lscors,
President o, the United States;
SIR Il am instructed by his Excelrn-
cy, the Governor OF Virginia, TO return
TO you the accompanying documents
from the Department of State, L. ;. A.
Tho Commonwealth OF Virginia, not
being one Of the United States Of Amer
lea, the power If the Chief Executive Of
that nation ~ not recognized by the Gov
eminent Of this State
! am, Sir, very respectfully,
Your obcdicni servant,
s. BASSETT FRENCH.
A. ID. g. to the Governor of Virginia.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-07-06

CoTroS CgoP LoAS--We learn from the
Milledgevllle Recorder, that Col. L. A.
Jordan, If Baldwin county, Ga, loans
1000 bales Of cotton TO the Confederate
Government. WHO is going to be con.
quered by the bankrupt Government Of
the North Not such mca a. Colonel
Jordan
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-07-06

The Ohio Legislature authorized Gov
ornor Dennisun TO Borrow So 900 600 for
war purposes When the bonds were
ready, the Ohif bankers met at Colum-
bus, in deep aud solemn consultations
and subscribed just $500 O00
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-07-06

Mr.. Russell, the correspondent OF the
London Times, after spending lew days
with bis relative, Dr. NJ G Russell, near
jackson, Miss, preceded to the seat Of
war in Virginia.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-07-06

DR.. Boyalt. now ON - extensive tour
through tho interior Of Tsxas. writes 10
tho Civilian that the mast crop 10 more
abundant than ever before known. and
mai fat pork wi'l be abundant ard choap
Tho STATE il ovcrstocked with Fat beevss-
Tho grain crops arc largely beyond pre-
cedcnt and emigrsntr 70 Tsxas th's
season may rely upon hnd'ng provisioas
abundant and cheap
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-07-06

Capt Pope, the military Abolition pro
pagandist who was reboked by Mr..
Buchanau's Administration fpr his politi-
cal speeches, has been appointed a Brig
adler General by Lincoln
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-07-06
TOWN uuSIDrNCe YOn SALE

nNE Of the hes, improved lots in NarshsIl,
~ elgibly situated, and with two u the fpess
wells IL the place Il has on II good dwelling.
coed kitchen, wei hoisc. bsth huuse. stable
aud crib. huggy house, &C.. For further psr.ic-
rlars enquire II
u O. GnEJU / co.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-07-06

The Detroit Mich Free Press is nm.
thorized TO contradict the paragraph
which lias been going The rounds vi the
press, that Gen. Cass has contributed
ont oi his own private fortune, $25 000
to the equipments of che Michigan yolun.
ieers, and 81 oOc for The support Of their
families during their absence.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-07-06

Tar TsrrH.--A merchant % Atw lefk
city. whese eplaIisus ere epiiiied TO eted
Il, both ifcm h,s experience and his sa-
gaciis, says iast u * uss'lcss Ia dea's
that i complete iinaueisl wreck 81 The
whole Nath il Inevitable, unless s,'inr-
Ting is done when Congress mre!e t.
bring about an honorable prace'
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-07-06

STM llE1Y =

THE anlersigned soslj inlbso - Rss!ic ~
l H. hss lsased tie Usick IyNy Stshjs. -
tnes'ia,ely Eass IL tho A1kln IT, xsrubaA
fexas. md 4 prepared = Aevs1 slodsie - -
may iAybr him WITH their patronage No paaas
or exp'lsr will rs Tnra to VfxlH cusnp1sos
and iaess In the s.sss, md ~iil h yapplis1 Nd
the hest provender aud lbe No. inisstrioss asd
careful hostlefs. 4s,
Horses, buggis, and ANcA M r. keps ~
hire.
Give this HSalAe triai.
PHIL BROWN.
Marshall. Texas, FEB le. 1861. r72:n
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-07-06
N9S NEWAnn.,' :

y ANAWAY from the uDdwrsisued, sboe.
IL the ffst q Any hast, = negro toy b. the
uasae Of JON AS. sad bss Il about n years
Il age. iiss het SIX OF seea chs high, vsalow
cempl.xioa. bald headed Seisr m his foeuhead.
Any ore catching said bow snd deairesAg him
70 me 70 ibis place ~ se,faiaE ~ = coma
abevs gs~es,l
r. j. WHALky.
Nafstssa. sae : q. 1851. ptlf-lnL
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-07-06
OFFICIAL NOTICE:

4 Ii. oficess q Harrison Cespty. NJ ~
~ entitled By law to receive coisiae n ~ arSo
Of the iast psisla.ar. arr notified . aapiy 1T
,hssa al lie ctssee Of ,kt i'A,vs Jnstieo
GEORGE LANE, CA,I Jxa4s.
Marshall, iuns ~. 1851 n1a-4f
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-07-06
rstrav NMice.

TAKEN up BY VIZ, Essr. iivins ncSs 1ar.
/ shall, on the Gj.ncr Rid, AID posed tsfsss
VIM Wooa+on, J T.. stsall bay hcfss pony,
black msao ard tai the mahe re ched souse
marks u the SADDLE, md some White Is the isce
six years Old appraised ~ thirty dollars. Nay
- sci. s
81 FHlDERICl, Clerk.
by w Woopscs, ", u. T.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-07-06

I.saaia ny in iha reat Office ct Marshall,
TeAas. On the lst dag Of Juiy B sol waich il
%, taken cur by the s0th day Of September
next. will be sat to the Scneral Post Uiiec. as
dead letters,
Advertising fee two cents. which must be paid
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-07-06

TNAkEN up Is ]. NJ. Galloway. living eight
i miss north ss.ss ffsra Marshall On the Cole
aiia Ben;oA road, and po-sci before ". Woodsou.
j T., clpv bark hafse pony, sbo4, Gre yesrs
old. branded vita letter i on the eii shoulder
No other marks qs t'gar1s paeisahie. Apysais.
I'd at sixty dollar.
lsy W Wtoprps, Jr. b. c.
Mas Ia lhC!. ras,St
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-07-06

WE lave lerye sot of HseEinx AMI Ro,~
w on hand. SID <oa'd 81 CIR Old itiep 10
and css'o'ncrs 70 cnsnr icrssrA II cncc assl sup
ply themselves, upi orly with RAxxtsg ard Rope.
hai such other ariels II. ere 10 b haa. A hinA
70 the ~sss u .rsir,esai
a. q. uHEts0 4 60
july IL. 1855 ns1-3m.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-07-06

Keu'rcsy papers ray that Mr., Breck-
infiage wi. not attend the extra 3cssie'l
Il Cpugtess called ty Lincoln We
Should suppose not unless he las host
all selffesrecs loss not likely to be
suiieiea w John q Ercckinridge
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-07-06

IRoN and after Monday rsAt, December 7th.
/ the Tram will positively leave the Mar
ss,nli Depot at , O'Clock. A. VI The Omnibus
viii leave the Railroad uftee at hslf past III
o'clock, 4, n.
q. l.. hfSsoS, ucn. Ssprth.
Marshall, Jan ga,., $50 pi3.M
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-07-06

Noara AND :, ri IN EsGLANp. The
press and the statesmen 10 England, al
most uniformly speak Of the Washing
lon Government, under tho Lincoln Ad-
minis nation, as feeble, Ill managed al
fair lacking wisdom in its connse's
forecast in it's plans and uprightness III
It's purposes and dealings. White on the
contrary, they look upon the 6overnmeht
of the Confederate States as m Admln's'
tration exhibiting great GOODNESS aud set
tied craftsmanship IN lis. proceedings
1t has already, in its very openings, se-
cu-cd the respect aud confidence ct the
leading men in Europe. and Viii, no
doubt. establish most favorable diplo-
macy abroad.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-07-06
Headquarters Texas State Troops,
AnsufAsI crsEssLs pyfIet !
Austin, j ane 10. 1861, !


k,..ts.r..a. q ,,..-s., q. ft-ts...
ANs.laHi 'hSNhst' 'sf''e'
Austn Jane 10. 1861,
f.,.s,,.J n,,ie-. i,
''''t.
40 q
ia Compliance with tic Proclamation 81 ihs Cover.
nor Of t state 81 the ,ih ln-t The Infantry Com.
psaos xsU hase nlfercl 81 u4ag hereafter onef their
Services t. tba ,onicdcrltz State viii cater into
can,sss. ORGAN sii 10 aud ins;rcii1n nud- il. com
msnd N the SID d-taelp anna nicd dy thc GDserier
iu te -,tfl Ia Ittifs ti-tnf.. or fh. = TEL utta fe
roqimraH Oi lattl4ias cave argAuistd and elected
tlef IA "a aiitef. when the ADS wt !esia stc com.
nari of a.. w respective fsmfs va thr hauds " ilir
coianols ct dsd uaiecfs eiericd'
~ ecRlsaio the f.hernif,nen q vac iso.i' n aei
a. with A view u nfi e. ih' Hiatt aw'ii Pc NNlea
itt" '.sfen mHf aRi''eis' 'e'VNs a1l vac iF'a''pf
NNNAN'H "a i'h"~' ,..
81 pisise4 lel. Ans go h1'h cil. q in1 snolt.
fiN li-eaifN' lhe ,'.H lff '' veto iaa Mhifipi.
s~.t'9hf ,elA NHiN'1A' N''"i' hs'"tT'' NlN
f4tfi.,a hha Ni,.
,ii.i.i-.,i,, rIs ,o,,,,'a ~ t,,, no.. p..t-'35
,.i ,.tii4 ,,llf ..lr
ty.,, H.. +,5 49, ''''''''
nLf,,.t "a rgr-t p.f.,r ID, csfrea,.,
t.' ~ r'',,... M 49, p.-t us.1
$500. .FI e.i,..to,,
RI f..,-, r.f b. n ps,,.r d, v,otyoo,,g
ti4s,.,r 1te c51ati.e or reis,,.o, I..5
H.. III i.au gfr,.. w,i,,.r hi ,,.n,.,,l,.s,,
t,h f,''t,.tt f.i h.. /. fl,lr ,.i l'herltr.' 4 Il
t.,,n'n .fr ssrefif4 al ff,..e.. AGl..,'..r
p,,-isa 1.r.of, s4e.ltia. Nserlo.A.. 81, taa,i.
N I.. A. IL. .rf..t.. ,ttf.
s,,,o H., ,,,ar,ie. r E.nf,ate Vsagsr4t W...l
t,sts- Ha,,t.an uendcr.aA sn,iti, l,,s.t ana "a
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-07-06

The movements of Claiborne + Jack
son, the intrepid and patriotic Governor
Of the great State of Missouri, Will now
be observed with profound interest by
every citizen Of the Confederate States,
and the results awaited with deep anxi.
ETY., The dispatches which we publish
this morning show that he has proceeded
to Arrow Rock in all probability with
the purpose Of erecting ioriiiicati us
there and opening camp. sweep Of
the Missouri there, with powerful cur
rent, gives the point MAJ Sed Advantages
lur u riparian battery and he places
himself in the midst Of the wealihicst
aud most loyal Of the rural population Of
the State, at the same time establishing
chain Of posts to connect himself with
the western border, aud secure his com
municatlon with Gen. McCulloch, should
The renowned Ranger move up to assist
him on the left flank, an event by No
means improbahle.-N o. Delta.
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k,ur Renf.

fINiiE isa story fraric building. fprussiy own
l ed asss' oceaiaed ~ tiss hate q q. Adams.
near tn Adkins Hoase Aha haidixr IA lour
rooms ans X thr,u iap stAirsl nsssiy py.evd
Tor lssi sss1 would pretss to Fsak T. ~
lire building. WI woall rns <sugle roosss.
ELIZABETH COUEEY
May -. 1851. n1C:u
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A RFAcrioN.-rhc Charleston Courier.
of the 18Th inst, says:
"By a letter received in this city yes.
,erday, we learn that great reaction
has taken place among the moncyed mon
Of New York and Boston and that petit
iiuus are owcrculatng 70 ho laid he.
fore Congress, asking the peaceful rec
ugnti0n Of the Southera Cuniedcracy,
and the establishment Of amicable rcla.
iious by friendly treaties, The petitions
set forth that unless the war is brought
10 a close very speedily, New York aud
Boston are ruined cites
The Courier Of the 18TH says;
1--WE learn from gentleman who left
New York ON Tuesday of last week,
that the reaction of the commercial com
munity ia that city, of which mention
was made in an extract published by us
on Thursday from private letter. has
fairly set ia, and threatens ta emhnrrass
the action Of the Lincoln Government
very seriously by cutting on it's hnan'
cial resources"
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Ns,rICr.

1 IL. ycfsops A.. larewasuei from trading 'ef
n a sigh, dfaf draNa hs the 'snsl.reiTusti 10
favor x 4. p noss gpou a y nonsvsn New
0rleaar fas tuu haaa14i Dollars lated April
2lih lssl. SaiA dra;s has heea psid bs the IN
ders gpea, and lle party heldng & has talle 'e
ierUu Il. W L, HAl.'W N.
5Aly 9Th, 1861 M2As
A. ysqn1o ~a, n NsseH.
nATIio A MASON. .ffiesness asi fsvss'tisrs
] q lac Jef ftseoS. Twas. 81 practice ~ tie
Sixtis aas fixhsh fais Is, Distract ftAsmit auFn
iisn wiN te sisaa l. faiie t5en ara setsment q
siAtas sstic. M MaFshsil street, esef J. Y VS. g
Siaiths tafr.
~ The partnership d1.s nes laeloas hafF'"n
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1iGsrict. 0poA 49, Adds oaup Will 1vslve
- lmpoftAet ~ ! dricuIt iabos, ~ the abii-
. ard enelky 4 The rentiemcn Who have l,ccn
appoin,ed, teHes no doubt - to IT, result,
The w1pee1 slltay Of this lsevsusani falk up
on .he ExecutIvc---iH success rests With tho peo-
ple. The responsibility. Is willingly as@unesi
i~eansc necessary in dtstce Il the rights nid
liberties u The State. sud It IL dune with III
creased reaNe nj thu, t..:ae. eegapss ohr broad
land "a smiling III ,he certainty o. an abundant
hasvcs' God is indeed on cur eide.
II would be the work os snpeferogntion 10
lengsLcn ,his appeal The brave aud generous
need oily to be reminded IL otief thai Inc, may
act
Then ct the people Of Texas more 10 fheiF
majesty ard sssiain the government OF tleis
oHn creation ard il vii result 80 the nsinte-
nance OF that libs.ty. which is the iynds@i hops
OF the patriot epa Of ihei security, which i ibs
very lip of the citizen
,,x;:sstars, GrvrS Under nay hand, and the
d<k: Great Seal Of the State. this he
Aj 9Th day of June 1861. in the IN.
w. vjE dependence Of Texas tbs twenty.
WkE sixth year and Of the Nonsedessic
States d: America, the first
by the Governor
EDWARD CLARK.
biHD HoLlAsp. Secretary Of Ssale.
..4s..,,~.,at.,~ ,..,f. .,..s.
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DETAILS OF INSTRUCTION FoR TIA ORGAN
lzAfloN OF REGIMENTS AND fSCAMf
NfNIs
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I. a lIAeRls. Brig liyor.
a. Gilmer Patriot please copy