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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-29
AeSp2lprk Daily GtrIbnna
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 90 1861.
TO CORRESPONDENTS

no roii,e cen taken Of ANONYMOUS Conlu uncst,ors
Ma ever intended for insertion nus DE authenticated
hy tie tax suG address the wrtsTuo: necessarily or
publication, bat guaranty for bis good faith.
We cs1c u1cer1se TO re,uin re ecl,d Communications
At tra.oss letters oI should addressed to
"rnF TRIBUNF." Eew-York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-29

We print on the third page of this paper
list OF those gentlemen who have notified us
Of the'r desire to be engaged as Lyceum Lee
.arors during the season which has just com
mcnced. The names Of many gentlemen Of
distinction III various professions will be found
ia this lis!
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-29

The inhabitants of Western Virginia, for the
fret time, united With their bre.aren OF tie
North AID West in a day of Thanksgiving. II
was we'll for them TO do so; they have some
thing to be thankful for, in that they are
still undor the protection of the United States.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-29

Tux JEIgVNE N PTTsBURGH.-Jobn W. PittOck
D. for raE DAIRY lRIEUSE in Pittsburgh: Any Of
fitads wishing paper ia please leave tleir aGdle
with M Ptock poe the TAeser who viii deliver 70
sl pats o. Che city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-29

The Rebel Convention Of Kentucky is in ses.
siOn al Russeilgille in that State, and has
passed az ordnance Of Secession.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-29

ol saothsr page VIII be found an Interesting
letter irom Key West. The writer makes
ecirs unpleasant statements concerning the dis
loyalty Of certain naval officers OF our service.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-29

Full aud official rules for the organization OF
volunteers, emanatiog from the State Adjutant
Generals ofiee. are printed in our cohnrons
this morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-29

Oar occasional correspondent at Washington
from whom recent telegram announcing tbc
retirement OF Gen. Blenker was received state
that DO is prepared to subs antia.e BIZ tho
:" most direct proofs the allegation that Gen.
" Blenkcr has levied moAihl, tax Of Sr00
upon the suffers Of bis division in defiance
OF specific law on tho subject Member,
o. Congress, already here, arc in possession
Of al The facts in reference to this and other
transactions Of the General, aud will hove
'ne "atier up in tie Congressional lnyest-
"gaiiog Committee"
1Ae name o. our correspondent is a. The
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-29

We publish on another page short sJsetche
OF many sermons delivered in this CITY and
Breohlyn yesterday. The discOurses were al.
most wiiLeat exception upon topics connected
"iGh The state Of the country. A healthy pa
uiohsm AID firm conidencs in the triuaipl
OF our arms marked the productions The doy
passed on well; on no Thanksgiving evening
for loag time hare all tho places OF amusc-
meal been SO crowded as they we're last nighr.
The weather was delightful, aad universal
caeeriuiness and joy shone ihrooghou. the ci,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-29
WYTpR CLoTnISG-The cheapest, the best
X. H.. BAIDwIs.


TRUssFs.- MARSH & Co.'S RADICAL CURE
1guss No. ve,ey.st IN linds irusses Supporter
Mtsy Shoulder braces and Abdominal Supporters com
hnel) Elastic Stocking sud Mechanical appliances 10! Ne'
formiiee. a faGalc attends ladies.
An articles for Soldiers at Baltimore, Washing
tor and al other places should be sent by HAENDKS IK
Fsrss "a Broadway t0-y charge only 4i T@es Ihef
Army tXpess dsiiy, o. l2:3j AID i:l3 N
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-10-09
ATTENTION MILITIAi

Tlose Mishing 10 JOIN an expedition Z
the Rio Grsnde or Gulfcoast, for u mouths
under the late call Of his Elecllency, Gov
CLARK, will please report forthwith 'oei'he'
OF US, as We arc now endeavoring 10 organ
iIe a company Of Infantry, in accordance
with the aforesaid call.
There will be meeting Of the people fol
said purpose, in Precinct No. 4, Of Dallas
county, on Saturday 9th Oct, At lOl clock
4. NJ, at Union School House, Al which al
who feel n lively interest in the defense Of
our country and Southern Rights, are res
peetfully requested 10 attend.
X. NJ. COOKE.
i. II. GILBERT.
Sept. %, 1861.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-10-09

ED- Our highly estcemcd fellow citizen,
7. c. Hawpc, reached his home few days
since. He has been with the army in Mis-
souri, since July, and brings. us important
news from the seat of war in South
western Missouri. lie confirms the news
OF the destruction Of Osccola and other
towns, and of tho advance OF the Jayhawk-
ers under i'm Lane, 10000 strong. Gen.
McCullOch calls for troops, and Mr.. Hawpe
says there is great need Of them. Colonel
Greers regiment was in advance Of Nc
Culloch and was threatened with an attack
from overwhelming numbers.
Mr.. Hawpe was welcomed home with ev-
cry demonstration of joy and respect.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-10-09
ssy- Major E. W. Rogers, Of Gel. Parson,

HS- Major E. W. Rogers, Of Gel. Parsons
staff, passed through this place, for WaIa.
hschie, last Monday. He informs us that
his regiment will move South at once, hav-
ing received positive assurances that they
would DO ordered to Galveston. This rcgi-
mcnt is in high state Of discipline, and
prepared for immediate service. We learn
that the men held perfect jubilee at tho
prospect of entering upon active service |;
and we believe they will mako mark
wherever they go.
Col Parsons passed through town late
yesterday evening, in advance Of the regi-
mcnt. The first half Of the regiment will
pass through to-day. The colonel is in fine
health, and hopes to reach Galveston in
time TO take hand in the reception of Ole
Dahc's mnions.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-10-09

SALT IN DALLAS COUNTING learn that
Mr.. Lucas, living near Cedar Springs, has
recently discovered salt springs near his
farm which bid fair to yield handsome
supply for home consumption. The sample
exhibited in town, is said to be Of fine quail
ity, and equal to any used in this marker.
II we can make our own salt. VIC may
we'll laugh at the blockade, for in addition
to potatoe.coffee, our farmers have raised
an abundance Of Sorgho-cane, from which
thousands Of gallons Of molasscs have been
made for "long swcetcuing," in the event of
scarcity OF sugar.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-10-09

pO-capt. John c. Mccoy, Asst. Quarter
master for the State troops, reached Dallas
last week, from tho rendezvous in Collin
county. He is now engaged in purchasing
supplies aud transportation for the troops,
and speaks in high terms Of the discipline
and orderly conduct Of the men Of the diff
fercnt commands.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-10-09

BE- An excited news monger met us the
other day and exclaimed, "Ga lorious news
from Missouri,--the Feds were bcseechod in
Lexington, to surrendcr,-wcre ifty.nine
days without drop of watcr,--fought three
hours and at last kcr-Aummixcd becauee
they could not stand it no longer. Gen.
Price took all their ammunition, powder
and shot, $4,000 prisoners and So 81 in
specie. The officers we're restrained as
prisoners during the war, and the men re-
leased on patrol! The cussed Union is kilt
this time IN Missouri, sure
lie went on his way rejoicing over tho
"ga-lorIous news"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-10-09
NOTICE.

The following gentlemen, Geo. W. Guess,
John NJ. Crockett, n. L. Swing, W. l.. Muir.
ply, at Dallas, and A. Lanotte, at Reunion,
have been appointed Committee by mo, 10
receive and receipt for all supplies contrib
uted or furnished to the Confederate Army,
under the late address OF Adjutsnt General
Byrd, Of this State; and said receipts will
be duly attosted by me, as the appointed
Agent for such supplies. S. B. PRYOR.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-10-09

DISTINGUISHED ARRIvAJ.--Mrs. Price,
son and daughter of Ex-Governor, now Gen.
Price, the hero of the late battle at Lcxing-
ton Missouri, arrived at our town, last
Saturday, en- route for Lockhart. The in
eidents Of her escape from the Hcssians arc
highly interesting, having fed in disguise,
under an assumed name, aud often resort
lug to unheard of means to prevent capture.
Her husband was absent when she left, and
her own life Ia dsnger from the thousands
of villains Thar now beset tho thoroughiares
oil that unhappy State. She is accompanied
By her accomplished daughter, one son, and
several servants. Long life aud prosperity
stiend them in Texas.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-10-09
EsTRAY NOTICES.
DALLAS COUNTY.


TAKEN W 81 Ma. n, Nins, sua sst7sys4 ess9T'
Ia, \, saith El ~ hs:a II i"F'1s' d,sI',-,, a.
fdl,ws; Oas snkgEL MARE o. ysans 81 =
ma. Ct ysafs "a, lAhsRas hsh aPT~isi IN asa
Oas Az bisisa GRAY MAZE ~ els Va, bfsn'
isd "a ihs lsh ,hslass seAl "a lsl hip, y hsai.
MN .i,h hsll sad la her csiiAr sal hagkk UsFih
sl0i OGs 5ORaEL fILLf 4yslrs w sAr AZ i.ss-
I'D ,hFss shils ksl 70 RAsssI Ioals, Is dads hsh
Pears oil I, hands high appraised % ESQ. cns IA
HORSE, about yszEs oli, u hand. high, .eias sd
die marks. small star in f'EsAsai AR?Es'ssi 10 si"o
TAKEN VP BY G-orrs ". O'conasF, and tsiTsJsa
hsiuTo J0ha Tayhr :, r., cas- spanish h1has
hULg, Supposed 20 - ~ yssFs cid, spAll,h sl-al
on ,hs In hlp, bright has color, All h-nS spa
GEI w. Laws, 0 ., c, pc 4
DENTON COUNTY.
TAKEN VI " l., l., bNl amt ss.T-ysi tnkIs
". blouui Esq, one DARK BROWN flLLLf, :
ys.. .L ~ aani; s'ts spr,s,Ss "a s A
bTalisi GA TishI saialas' ant hip Ani on ,hs
ls.l sNndsr -, II sohRecipi, AlpI-isi as, Alss
one DARK BROWN AAHt u ksuds high Iishl
hla dos white branded al The right shoulder and
inverted aud on tbs len shoiST to- ~ connected
has scar On tue Tish' lee Abg's he h0ss' APgFsi
TAKES UPJyI.s s-lhy and s,r,ysa hsibr. NJ
u, smith k'g,. ans DArPLRGRAl nORsE7!~Ar.
81 fAKsS Up ~ Iions sisp.Sn sS De- s,ysi s.r,
w. 4, Dudley R'g, one BAL HoNSE yssI' 90 70
hand. hirh lsfi HAD foot while Appraised 10 sloo
TAKEN Up by John 7, LsndTam and sslrsysi he,
hre y =, Clark E'q, one sohkEL fEAEL'Su
TAKEN uPby Daury sui d and eslrsy,l hsf're
J, ~ BlounI Esq. Ons LIGHT nay MARE year,
old Is haai' hish star h, onehnal has hoahs
eolt. Appraised to slil, Also ono mar PONY
MARE ysAr' cid ear 10 he sss; AnPrs'.si :" 20
n.n,on sent. Is,h Osii' lV.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-10-09
I" THE SMTLE!"

UVHlS-populars saloon is nov opened at the
n Southeast corner of the Square, for
for the accommodation OF visitors, where
gentlemen can come and nsmilo' ut all hours
at the usual terms. Tho best supply Of
"smiling7 materials is constantly kept, and
no pains viii be spared to render our Gus.
toners as agreeable as possible. The pub
lie generally are invited TO call and sniis
The most genteel Hsnifes' aretotfen UP a
an instant no.ice; hut grinnins ghisiiy
smiles, -ibroai grins" and ''griBs sinisler'
arc strictly prohibited.
SMILE ONT.
Dsllss, Tczzs, SEP. 81 f.$;iA<a.H
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-10-09

FRosr.-Persons from tho neighborhood
inform us that there was slight appearance
Of frost on last Thursday and Friday
week. This is quite unusual for September.
Away up North where the times are SO
hard, the approach of cold weather must DO
anything but pleasant and bring with the
first frost, gloomy anticipations of terrible
sufforings from cold, as vol as from hunger
and want Of work.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-10-09
THE STATE OF TEXAS, |
COUNTY or DALLAs.
IT. NIL

COUNTY OF DALLAs.
To any Ial.fuI officer Of DdlLa: county, Greet
ing:
V0U are hereby commanded TO summon
i Jacob l.. Stillwell, by publication in
the Dallas Herald TO be and appear before
me, James N. Smith, q Justic' of the Pcace
in and for Dallas county, precinct No. i,
at ny Office, on the 18th day of October, a.
d. Eighteen hundred and sixty-one. between
the hours Of ten clock d. NJ. and two o.
clock P. ii. of said day, to snswerthe COM
plant OF A. d. Rice, on a plea Of debt due
by note, STA 81, credited by $40.
Fail not, and due return make as the law
directs. Given under my hand, this I'd day
Of Sep,su,ber a. D. 1861.
JAS. n. SMITH,
5l:3t. Jssfios 81 fAe Peeoe.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-10-09
OFE FOR TEHE WAR!

4 WILL sell the cheapest residence ever
: offered for sale in the Town OF Dallas
Good notes or property taken at fair valua-
ton. T4i:3mo1 Ed. W. HUNT.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-10-09
NOTICE.

INTENDING 10 ente, lhe army in short
i time, will be obliged TO my friends
who are indebted to me Tor medical services,
10 como forward and close their accounts by
note or otherwise. CuAS. X. PRYOR.
Dallas, Sent 10th lS6l-49tf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-10-09

.. G. Rcca's Mark and Brand.-BrsBd
shr horses and callIe, .. D.-Bar marx, swallow
fri and Underhit in shs right, snd crop and spin
ia lie len or. All Dot in this mark, have other
lsrrnss In addition niBe. Any Information thank
s1us rsceivoi. Addr=-. F3Etn Hii, Dallas ccuyfy
49, s...-.-.. .-ssS Extraordinarily
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-10-09
pALEsriWE ADVaaT'mGATl


/ PALESTINE ADVeaT'MEETA
DR.. j. d. Rankin & Co.'s
4 CRLRhRAfkD
Southern Family Medicines.
C0NsIsTISG or
Rankin & Co.'S. Ready Relief filx
Mixture, Expeetorant, NsTmltnse,
Liver, Sanatiye end Chill e
Fever Pills.
1.HEsk heiieihss are carefully PTsFATsf 20 srit
i the saa'hsFa diseases add are he result 81 .
aAs skFsrsass IN the itsAiasnt q he saTaa. Dis
a - Of this smais The hsst Insdesl authoTs ad,
nit thai lh-Fs Il kFs4i difsTehcs In the ira meat
~ iises,- saTih and sonki ihsFsfnrs, CLAIM 70
be nash tsisT prepared q r. M class q H.sisn''
suitable ihs diseases n this climate, thaHsayIf,
I.s'sirE, hsLsRe, and other Persons hyiRE IL the
North.
This mai Fslnsbls msiisRs il saH'yeandea tien
The mot Powerful anniynss AMI sn't-sIAsmAiis.
kRawR too The msiisal pFafssiaR and has h.sa Rsai
With N. sA'ishffn results ~ IL aa'haT, u
All. "a ssTs al aud avery Kind Of naias Ts.NT'
les. II th,F l'.rsiian ~ the esnss which nIodns-
then, The Nasins di.sS,.s IN TaTaiiY Visii - The
Pain KillsF, Wis EFsFs firm ~ ehe,is, eTAmn,
ETlnihz, sPssm. n every kiHt and all character y
sa'mHiis afssiions, eonTnl.iths, hs''.,ie' an A.,
the sT-e'i0A. connected With them, Alsa, nAiHhl
meRsrRA'i0R misezrFa go. nsFyans sH-etinRs ~ sv-
or. character snfh q hssdArhs, ssr'sshs, nAns IN
s'.'ensn, hNrk, sides, ehs'' hini' H.HTsE'', iooh'
seh. rh-HmS'isHl, Ne, alsa shalls in hsrs.-,
erTf thi. msiirln- eils n single eas- shsH Tho
AiF-e'iHas.rs fllNvsi, nv agAhi, sa'hoF,rsi to
rsiurn m. -arshsss m"nsv,
Dr, Raakta's Liver Piiis.
Az. ihs tnN.' rRwsFhl F@Ha,v ereE as.-~i - 'he
ra'i,s m al liver ronDisin'. saa NliiN-s 49,
ilNH. ~ srs shsrs'.r ~hs's'eE. A,sN assnsNs's,
.isk hsAi,.Th., asr,nre-Nsn' ~ the s'Nm.eh sd
bowels, eNs'iv.H'.., in'i=-.'i"n, r,ln IN the
.hNpl,-r. sud h.sk, al tInf. ~ hiniaa. ssv-F.
ehitf. sal Aver. fanHtfs@ and NsiftsE All
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-10-09
CIRCUL A Ry

CIR @ u L A IL!
THE subscribers will be found in their build.
Il ing ABIDING the s. ore of Messre Sm, III Murphy,
the West side of tho Public Square, where they
will be happy their friends and customers at any
time, and hope by strict attention 10 business TO
merit that Continuance of patronage SO literally bo
slowed upon hem They adhere closely to The
CASH Sy5TENE,
and will sell goods reasonable prices pos.
sibly be afforded.
The Bonds and Treasury Notes Of tho Confederate
Sta they agree to receive in payment of and
accounts or for any goods they may have in for
sale. ISAIAH W. WELLS & BRO.
Dallas, Sept 5lh, lS1i-49:lf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-10-09
E. B. Wheelock and Co.
Z Iaa m q 10 . = q

Wholesale Oru'ggists,
Is HagaF'as ~, Opposite gks Afeals As,..
NoUU Sr1oans.
JOHN 1, WILLIAMS,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-10-09

Groceries! Gr0Ceries!!
TJsf received, supply OF Coffee, SUI
81 gar, M0lasscs, Candles, Dried
4ppies, Rice salt, sc, &C., &c, and
lor sale. ISAIAH ~. WELLS 4 BRO.
G.. Ar Ia. Igl-sf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-10-09
CERTIFICATE.

Tho undersigned, Posim,ts er State
Of rifles, UTDE1 HIS OATH or OFFICE,
thar h. is acquainted with tho above 1arantors, and
knows them % be men Of property, and able TO make
good their guaranty.
Dated. Signed.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-10-09
E.aHal for Sale.
WANTE6.

a NEGRO GIRL, to hire, Is :. lads liz,
n ing in Dallas. Persn1. ~ithing ~
hire snt a serraut girl IA god family and
for gcoi wsgeS, viii please inquire At ilis
nfiica EI.tc
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-10-09
Signed.

The proposal must be siQsed by the bidder or bia
ders, the guaranty by not less than two guarsntors,
and the certificate BY postmaster, or Judge OF a
court of yecord
Send by mail, direct to the ''Chief Of the Ooutr
Bureau, Post Office Department, liishmond, Virgin
Ia" marked " Proposals, Stale Of Texas"
JOHN Ii. REAGAN,
Sept. 9.-52iw. Pot,masicT General.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-10-09
Forms Of Proposal, Guaranty and Certificate,
PROPOSAL.

GUARANTY.
The undersigned, residing ............. Slate OF
unds take thai, il The foregoing bid tor
carrying the mail ON Route No ..., be accepted by
the Posmase General the bidder shall prior 10 the
into the required obligation, or
CONTRACT, perform tho service proposed, with good
and sufficient sureties.
This do, under landing distinctly tho obligations
and liabilities assumed by guarsntors under the 9th
section of the act of Congress OF July 1885, and now
In force in the Confederate States by virtue Of IN act
approved 9th February. 1901
Dated. Signed.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-07-10

The Black Republicans are hard ses
Of fellows to please. Ii We tell the pub
Lis th&s they azs going TO have partisan
eslsbrasisa, they don'tiike lie IL We re-
fuse to attend d paFtiz&a celebration,
shsy pretend they doa't like it. II they
saa't gss up partisan celebration and
aEs forosd 10 pass Fssoiatisa inviting
everybody without regard 10 party or
opinions, and We publish Ii, they don't
Like IT. II aades the rssolusipn Of iavi-
aaAisa mhisA Eepadisssd and ignored par
% Ia ina esaebrasion re sssend, they don's
like Ii. III we refuse 70 give loaf Of
bread and give ave dollars In picksls,
hans, rise, 10, thsy doa's like is--shey
woald rather hare che ssloaf Of bread y
II we doa't hang out our flag when they
ssy ws shsss, shsy asn's like 1t. II w
hang Il cat On the 4sh Of July, when the
hops ws Will not, sksJ dealt like Il, The,
ans hard sci Of fellows te please ans
axs svadessiy La d bad hamor, else wh,
70 much bowling 10 shs Last NoaporssI
i good pessifogxsr gsasrslly quits pstti.
. foggiag aftss Judgement; hus the cisas.
ssa.i stop, they ars ~ ID jet. sBalls
fos the clique" We hope they ma
prove fslthknl 10 khe end.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-07-10

MEATE CONVENTION R@@EFSS S3'
The State Democratic Convention ks
postponed from the 10th to the Gath inst.
We did hope If the meeting Of the Con-
vsntioa was postponed that it would
have been unkil some time in Aaguss-
During the present session Of Congress
Issues may arise which ought to Be met
BY the Democracy Of this State, and We
know Of no better way shan to consider
all issues raised by our opponents, in
eoHyeasion OF delegates elected BY the
people. 1t was far tbs purpose OF being
able 10 have all the aess Of Congress be-
fore the Oonveasios, shAs ws seconded the
motion made By some Of our Democratic
contemporaries, for . postpoaemsnt OF shs
dag Of meeting Of the 0eavensien. Ii
apon Consultation the Central COMMITTEES
sboald conclude 70 postpone the meeting
from she 24sh Of July anti about the mid
die Of August, we viii b pleased with
their action. So far ~ the remarks OF
the Chairman pro tssa, attached TO the
call il concerned, ws make no objection,
bat GA the sonsEasy, they receive IN
hearty approval. ~ @@ss@ ID.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-07-10

assze IA Enaaak alFssxkF kest xTpM GsnsEal 1swa
Rarshsr west Moan asrses senas 10 Cha1ago
ans sh@ Eass In VIA saa -
CHIC AGO q Rock Isl-AEp AND aIsssgsTrFI
I AND AlS&0uM RAILROADS.
0alg lire Grown Gsngrsd fawa " GhAssa&e uaAer ans
axzaSsnesx me 1Iastssapsa sas Mtsssasi . 3.
II Rp Co sz6&sd 90 erawu Asa1 via secH D@ agsss-
ID easshsg wess. nss Asinss and Caaaril BfRfTa
Passengers viii aaA thss route the SHORTEST Qasck-
ss4 ana Best avaidiHg aii assys At ths Aissiaaippt
RiF89 Geese cennsrfacns are Wade vita sAe EeS~
Paasssesv sad kxgsrwss Trssns geavs MsrsHys dss-
y al 70 r n, asTsvaas ~ caseSge ats s'saec&
&A& &&E Rarmsas -aggss
II aharxs fsr arsnsasr IL Baggage 1t caieasas-
sitspaax czxs % ssl AisAt sratns: Tralpa eea-
&C = ffsE - T. sr S. ! ss = s Ii.
Bks<& asMvinS Ms<anxoS % In r.. H. arrives 81
chaezgs ~ soo the nsxs nofnlng, IN tlans fcE sns
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ls11s ny -, slasksi, Tsdkss, Hard
nd ssy:
] r - 10 ~sg yssAis sssisa With
No rspadi - ID hons Of the
ap1 ! Uosrt z IND Uni& ssasss--~
constt1saisaai coordinate breach Of shs
Gsnsal aosszamsass Why asrus wisA
those wAo spps&I from the aseisioas Of
- eenstisatioaal tribanals ii NJ sazar
~ Hte tcra nsssiAg p why shrow
the sspsAzlsn n sash ninds u sbese 4
Story, Ksns, AAsshal, Tasks, Haxd -
Tsnsy, bslors Tie ssssss 81 ~ DfAsk ~
pahiissn parsyf We ~ NOT akgus with
them with shs Asps 81 indaeing thsn b
leave shsis wsllsSing b Aha naifs II faass
iaMsion--ae for tA1m shsrs d no 70
dsmpsioa; but We may sonvinss tie pso-
| pie Of she falisy u thsiE axgamssss aad
Of the faisaheod Of thar assHsieas. We
may shew shs psoPis tins yswnins galf u
dmpssisn into which ths BiAsk Rspahli-
eAa leaders sre endsaFnring "a sass tAsi'
liberties. We may iaaaes some bsfers u
i soe lsse, 10 leave the party whs weaid
concentrate all power In the prssideni--
wAo under the prssaxa ii apanlding III
Consultation, satoseing the laws and pss'
serving the Union, are violssing me arss
srampling under Foot she second and di
viding and destroying the last
We ask the people % Look 70 sAis aas
ter. Wa saation them againss sllawsat
their snthussssm sad .ove for shs union
% blind them % they eannos sss the uaar
patton Of powes By those In sathoEiey.-
We caution them against oonssnsing b
the violation Of tie 0onstisasion unds
any prsssxt or circumstances. The COD
ssitasioa eaanos be supported and aphel'
BY the violation Of ito provisaons-~tAs
Laws cannot be enforced by sssting than
1t defiance, nor the UnioD sustained b.
destroying the Constitution which bind
tina States sogeshsg. @ -