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dA@LA"O0o, ;. O., June IS l86i.
In parts OF North and South Carolina the
bTltisn army could not remain Tor any leugth
of Time during the Tevoluuonar, war They
con'd scarcely pass any point hGording con-
cealneut without losing men, anu v.ry often
some VINO wore erauiets An army COZ ID 90.
wen pursue one man. and TO send n squad
they would not venture very far from ths
main body. CT II they did they aridou ali ra-
tnFhei, ana sometimes mona. EOragiug par
tirs very ottsn returned minus some OF their
hnpper' eor tfe purpose OF killing deer and
other game, the citizens had preyluuaIv nr,,-
vided themselves with good ri ries, which inpy
Icnnd very usssul against an invading foe. -
in- country may not afor6 the sam- menns
VI concraIHAent now "a when IL Was hearty
all IN forest. Strangers, however, would
si&nd q BAD chance a8aiust those who were
acquainted
IL the citizens OF Virginia 80 Determine an
invading army will make slow pTCg res
grow smaller by degrees aud beanlifuii
lees" =,
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IMPORTANT Ya'h fsAsog We have bsaa
furnished w!tn the following extract from +
letter (saye the Nashville Americsn) from $.
Distinguished ofhcer Of The late United States
Army wac ass just retnrped from PARIS, 10
his friend In this city. The writer says:
The French Government Is very fsyorshln
70 our cause, and are wiling to sdyauc, elD0 :
O,VoJ AT any time GU our cotton. The t.r.ch
government Is a. presei.t acting very poIittc-
ly
We rnsy sdd tha. the writer of the latter
has already resigned hts position In the "a, "a
U. 3. Army, an6 rrpsirrd 10 Richmond 90
tender bis geryices 10 President Davis
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TxRgrnLE ToEAApo In NAw !

fgRgisLg TORNADO ~ Nav JgKsxy "A
severe nurr'cansswspt over portion of New
Jersey last week A wIiEar saws th.I "a ap
pearsd 20 be coDtnsd 10 narrow "trip ran
Ming otst and west, touching Naw Durham.
Leiachin, Uniontown. anc Woodbridge aud
extending westward through SomerssG soun :
~, south OF this piace Such "a severe oae W "A
airaost unpsvceden ed la this locality In
some s.acss " hole n~id. of grain were pros
tfated or cut down-in the latter caee na,dl .
stalk remaining Trees were enslr,iy
stripped CT ihei- ffnst, i-ayes, and even
branches. ard. In innamera BILE instances. de.
znoiisaed Three or four hoas.s were blown
down. One man was wounded canxssousiy
ectimase, Sle0, ,ooo.
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DisPOsITIes TO BACK Uur.-Tne ~ z Work;
eays sbaG d large nuInbvr oF The reginlra q
offered and accepted during the pSst few
weeks, have faiied 10 come for ward within
tns tiIns epeciTed Il int.lnaies tina. ,hers
is room tor plenty more, and 40 sew regi-
meat, ready within ten days, is liaoiy 70 be
refused by the Government.
Secretary Cameron has tslegraphsf TO Gov
Morgan, of Nav York, ana Glow Curtin. OF
Fsn MSS iyania, Tor more troops.
Tho y. J. World says that Inc Africa brings
tnJailGsenca tnaI sixty PruBsian ottieers. who
have two years leave OF absence from their
Government, will tender their services 20 Pre-
s.dsnt Llnealn-
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TIE "Tusxsss."-Ta Rockingham Eexistsr

publishes The following;
Dir. David CALDWELL desires US 10 make pub.
lie and honorable mention O. ths sasseriu
t'ons ;aken np by himself for the benatit %.
the volunteers who wen. from the Ottob,ns
neiSaborhood. These subscriptions wsre
maas cbit ny by our Tuaaer traenda- aorps ~
them BY the preachers of that body of Chris.
nans. Waare glad 20 kaovy aaa 20 at. 20 for tAis
large and im oor taat eirulent of our popuiarloa
that while they "se~k peace and pursue n, u
yst taesr near.s and sympat thies ara with their
Southern brethren In the war upon us. and
tnay are doing what they can for the further
ance OF The good cause. They are raising .
magainceat harve~t OF breads o ia all Of W hich
II necessary, Will be given for tho cause of
Southern righH sud Southern Independence.
We know that good portion Of the bread
prepared Tor the use of their recal lt Annual
Co1ference a. Beaver Greek went to feed ths
famiiles OF solulsrs who wont from ds sr@rsnt
n.igh6orhoods 10 the county Of Hsrpsr's Fer.
~ Ven GExraGses that ccta .ha Nsnneassa
and Tnakar churches o: Rocking ham will DO
ss much townrds feeding the families Of the
soldiers VINO have volunteered 70 defend thxir
country during the Ubiquitous war wuxed
assinst us ~ say ether Chrtssian chuyv6es
u Virginia.
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I 80 ~ s7sSAH+s Hshfffs p ~ stJ X
5eftia so19 - s.er.nnes ss Co casr cler ~rd quel
,"a7 10 N27t1e7n- ygra lhau assd eVP.y
| NFAHTED,-A ETESIT7T7 T7Tl, l. v------7 p :
- nhEln = aCoDPaoy q Volunteers T ap- 4
! Sp. " ~ the Gee ii y, pi NM On a,sjto sE
| 7tse I frW Geors below the Ezchaoge uorel. u
NTA%TFD ! Lun ct -, { y b 2 WUNEV. =
! ~ leaI.. z 2fd -Ca1Y,ug Also. bone Rhuy
rps to + - @EXslsg ~ ,as "a :. ,9ofs % I. 3 80 80
F-E,l u.u .date'y !, = =,
IA >IED-su aa1grHI h-a- 70 l7- 1,,-T7 =
tel ab5 f. 90 1o2g ssss ss'r a +P'.4ood Ec.
= ones to " hOEESlGHk, Il t4e pot w a.63
tVAsi.O-. '.T-o5 Q - " o ,-aa- y anti
"a-cer '|hg On acti7e FeT'i e. Il j. ais. q Z. g
=, - ~. ns@ a.. coed r9fsre"eesvsa Asd--s, P,
W MI: . p p ,.@; @1A" Afet / :, - d. ,atd
! 4tUI' sFFly ?" " Is. saAtE, stA Eset, oI Pc.
" f'r - PUaJlLL #ATlEKg, 1art, k.
! fzT.aE "AIaEk. E.g rtzl I'd ~ E+5 nago' 4
~! i, ~ 80 qn4 C'.ek Yhe c 2 apy. ~ 4,
54.o'e VI. -6 ,at15-1ed Apply It the sjoee' -
af.har. corner Il b@l 4 sal - q {, rect
| W H4o --rsS N"Ea gouD % VI. aad A.ls
| on,y len " are mastered inc service 20
J. .-es~ "CrRIE' EJnlL ea<ea.s
! "a YED.-Fu1y n-fI- J. ! e r 3fE-
pc. a., a'ea ca ~, "a =, M nishes p t@ let
= = : - NaEIjs : TATAo2.
| ySyAA .sU-,-gAI ais aT9 .lJ C1YU : -
| ~ bV&1ha, Is hlje u : acs, d, ma t@lpcg Al
st.so-A f-.g atle EEcpoEs, at the Coke Var4e
J. is - ', r +. bge2t.
VET a = z B. ia
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TEE FouRrE OF JrLT go BE RGg-,p GEoaafL
The Atlanta IptaIt;yapcar a.yo.

The Atlanta Ineliigencsr ssys:
The cotton planters of Georgia are 10 meet
IN macon on the 4th of July, then aud here
20 proclaim their eternal iucets nd.ncs. oE
Northern hnancial and commercial DONNA
lion. Planters OF the Sou th, r, Il e-nn.r that
every dollar subscribed by YOU IN the 1ty.
ernment bonds is preliminary step in the
e6ta bllshmeui OF a new financial asgoeitttou
entirely cor tToli"d by the planters ut Amert.
ca, ana one which we'll govern the world"
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Henry Riley, employed Ia ths oftico OF
Aarndsn's x.rens, In Columbus, ira 70.
the accidental firing OF pistol II tho hands
Of y Mr. Golfer.
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AA ENNdW y , |.A'kf. y ." tVIiltt
80 tad % Eas Jail OF tba county OF Hanover, on
"a .he 18th day of pTI last, negro meu,
s~1s oaliiag himself JOHN F02D. As raGa-
a~s-s way. but u ho claims 10 be irss haa.~
Fhe ssid peRro is bright mulatta, sad Is about
Eve iest elglt or nisa inches b gh aud . abant
~. ntY lhrse wears old. has Iona . ask curly
a@ir. @pc D. scars Of nCfo. Tho said sgro had
os when eotniaittsa & grey w0olan susl cest lined
Sath sir1esd Ua6sy. Ths ownaF oI said negro Sc
re9isst5e s9 eplas forwafd. prove pF0paTty. pay
chafgss sra tase him awey, else 40 will De dealt
with do tie Ia " dtraess.
9 ). uEIsnnLMg, aesing Jailer
nv E'-zaw wSw Sf Eaa6yeF County. Ve.
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-. aEs DULa,aEs hksN U.o.-caaa-
~ way, q Negro Msh n4me4 HORACE, stV.t
~ Sc years ef sae - light brown color
zsss weighs 800 po1aos, aad wake very siovea-
1~&4~ j.: had un iight grey e9arss woolen slolhes.
lie he property vi Or. EEF4I&. OF Mary laa1.--
address p-LIIAa Co, or
J. u -. " az " 20 y. Richnonl "a
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@AILQRXWA.
MILITARY CLOTHING.

~Ra MILITARY CLOTHING.
81 UNIFORMS CUT ana NADEtoCRDER, N
Ia a sa2 ea'--sat EptC5. Z
a--1-IAh4 doO4o alw4y- ga i3uf.
i IpHEV . 1"O,
Wet ft upd@rst tt aries Huta2
q Ea@D5 E4HThD, tOT maBiaE 5AtKfFs
80 - j. e. '.*
80 easTNFEEWt-, sTTs \ !ls<!
wE CITE4Ao! CUTT. \ O. lLT1AG, &
- coiforms eut Sta hartes; notice. and :.
@5 very moderate charge by
Julius krhkE& Mefagau. Tailor,
vain stF'st dor Ft.ag5 zasp T.
f7ieE. "a trc raw capac{ :, galsv others to
M1-. III R>f, PAVE C" ie "P~e<
"a rA"asatA24 asJAs.E.
~ The, eabeeIlbeF you'd raspso;fallv In
42- farcl ne pchlie thGs be g. PR pe 80 10 TT
''at.n s4a Gakt Military aCiT> ca rs+4ous-
''e teIpI,s Az work waIra ated u K4vs eatisia:-
atHE ard Making A'ii,sfy Globes il Eat5ra fot
. %. = A'si~ Z SitAy Ets-<5 mys7i tbat osa SGT
'"ls tf>@e~ = a@ SlaY favor EE5 yiLh c-ll orders
je 'g-'ze" Hu fr- Kiln. htt ~ n ava Gxtn -
- Obk..4 LOAAs.
s$sIess @IBrrARY ovERCoATs. Resdy. g
--@@4sssso \ sJe +ad Made to Ort.r, al 81
y 5tGN4'5 ailitary CiothlEg De1ot -
1ltA s. near tie Amei team Eotsl,
Richmond, Va.
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Tnl BUNDLES nOUND AND a4UAAE
wv LEON from ktos For Ga q NV
1s3 JOHN D. GORDON q SON,
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Rlri1monn Dispatrh.
TUESDAY MORNING.. JUNE Is, lsel
" a II NJ AT Ess.

The Northern papers furnish some further
accounts of war movements, from which vs
extract tae following:
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n "a Is, h4.~-k et@Es1ef tr4SsFs %! tns state AIs
5ea sesfEl y Informed inst bsssd lAa Il ads
1tf.ts9 ~ l4Fs tnars i0asl be aa ayG1r fsoA ths
5atat 1ePsFal 81 author tb % snParinteadsa'
- y * nfSHagR
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"a vs. g. ssa"a'.- -a As -o4uushHT -vA4ya e.
- Ee-guKADa4 shs zs{sars respectfully - .rraa4
e't- tRe soia1 3Gn4.s Enpo ated sy Is fer Gne
L-th#ss aH oa-a lRtzx AcesutrCaseEts, as, nAEk
-+~tH e'GtFats t2f st.ss ilSsls. a4a ast ,he-
= delivered 81 ic58 goAt hey we iaausd inma
~i@+@5Ts &@EGt@31s . priority ~ date II ordefs
CAAELEs DlEMOGK,
= - - Tent Eup &rsaaFr Rtshn4pnd Va
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WAhTG.

WANTED Al experienced MkLETzaC FEER
~ 10 i@kr charge az q Private school "a .
Et4'r"1- sdmsly. IN he Gus = Of Halifax Va
- r = G. BAEK.HAiE af fhs h,use cf
bt'k~d 'Ie q y eoH corner nf 18th ana arv ,
tain 4 70 salary zjl be Tsit for ! com
Prteh iascEer. PaTHoHs let 5UE ~ ie8t ~ y 4
.1tinr Beci q. sr nHes - 90 caer cter erd quel!-
H. "a IL tS'S
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3utdABR RRsC pga


a. 5 ANSGIA SPRINGS. vsHGy%EA.
gsR Yis located a. mtiea sou.avgast cf g;eh.
@ls-tss~A ptoHe, ea TIE k;chmena gaa previsI,
I ia - *i-i ss 2gezsa Tor v.s.t9s os Jhs Flssg
- ssEul~f omuloUs lios viii connect daily ,~ltl
The Hsop7.etogs wil zss every effort 10 a.ve
1.i @-srl - tHt~e - iso wey -it tbfs "a r4es ls
ssa' We Vitl fEep fhe BEST TaUIf and gaf
- r. ~E~-t 7e sell stocked svtth ts4 best Ii
~'"---- We nave al @bG2tages o. ICE.
TSsH~.
.4'4o natef 10, and servants .....,....... l7 81
r-s''s ...-.ss.,s..s g
v 1l;9 ~eEF58tE two thf.2a.
Steals -eat - F5aJaa griii be charged ex.v..
0fs Ta-azta& = a a. ~ a Srg
g. HANtEt tiOLsE.
ii NSg LIBERTY. "a
~ ~, .s,'4 4ad CAPITAL FAAa 81 tla EeY.
"A SoCeh aeEug tae gr-saat sumtaar, ST
g1,srr.- -.s.-,.. ICY week.
p = FtNEfn-
h'-tren and colere9 sevy 44,s h4iF price All
~ -~eaE @i- sut4s y est oa ils Virginia and Tea
" " l-e =. ..tad tax b.ngeF and >4pgay 81 tae
- p" ut HOUSE., clock 60 r.,pat + N
&--FsaE rTT Esrrvt1
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fN~ ho4sEs EDR sALF.-tast arrivsa
81 81 oar hAcaAaxa Etabiea ca praakAa et.
,. ~ n Ans young aa6 s@aue 4 q : ! l. +,
tS0 ~'il - s0i9 On GsC91au odaunR tssGes
I. sffaft EAfAE
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-04-20
FoaxA,ros or CoxrAsiEs Two milit

roaxArioS or COMPANIES Two military
seapanies will lcave this place In ie~ days for
scepea 81 active service; one destined eastward,
h - y Fort Pickens or wherever their services
uay b required. and the Other Tor the Western
ttos4ier q Texas fhe frs, Company !. no,
quite full. but win be complete in day or iwoi
The second IL full and will take mp the line ol
march On saturday to join The Mounted Ring
ers A mcrr worthy, gallant and enthusiastic
set u h~.n viii not be found In the army,
As this isse Of our paper will be pub
lIsbej, on Friday morning, we viii mention
that = sermon viii he delivered q, the Pres
hytcsian Church on Friday evening a, 8 o.
eIoek, ,. ~. by Rev. w g. Dus,Ar, TO which
the military companies ere specially invited
The company going Eas. to join the Conieder.
sts army y known - the Marshall Quarts
They have becn thoroughly drilled for months
By Capt. r. 8. Bass, and viii prove an efficient
body d sssdien.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-04-20

The State Coavsatiow Of Arkansas, ad'
;cuvped on the setA slA The following
sections Of the ordnance adopted by them
give the gist Of their scsion:
b Il osdaised h Ne psepk Of Arkaa'as
in Cssrssios asxmkcd. That IN election
shall b. held in oil the conntics !" this
State on Monday, tho ID day Ct August,
1851. 81 which the question OF Cooper.
atom Or "Secessioos shall be submitted
to It's people Of thh State; which election
shall DO held and conducted in all re-
spcc,s in accordance with the laws OF the
State now in force.
Bit further ordaistd, That IL !, shall
appear when tho result Of said election
shall be made known 10 this Convention
that a majority Of the legal votes cast in
the State have been cast for Secession,
then. in that event, such vote shall be
taken 70 be instructions 10 this Convcn
ton to pass an act OF immediate scces
sioh. and the Convention shall at oro,
pass an ordinance dssolving the conncc'
ton existing between the State of Ark
ansas and the Federal Government known
a. the United States Of America but II q
majority of all the legal votes have been
cast for Cooperation, then this Convon
ton shall immediately take such steps
as may be deemed proper for further 60
operation with the border or un-seceded
slave States in efforts TO secure pcrma
ncnt and satisfactory adjustment a The
Il -. a., / Ia.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-04-20

0OUu5U1 A1D m I1uooG1 0ov811uuDS'
It will b noticed thss tie papers in
the interest Of Gen. Hosston are csdeas-
oring to dis.rsc. the public nisd Of Tex
~ by den unciations Of the State Coaveu-
ton. They al:.yc that that body wss
guilty Of > gross act Of sssrpstios In
ra.itying tho Constitution Of the Coused-
crate Stascs. and in prescribing an oath
10 the olE3cers Of tive State Government
to adl.crc 10 that constitution and consed-
Grafton. They contend that the PROPOSE
ton should first have been submitted to
tho people for ratification or rejection,
and that subsequently new convention
should have been called 10 mould the
State government TO the popular Will
In other words, that while the Lincoln
government was preparing for active
measures Of invasion, we should have
Gu. ourselves of from all sympathy with
our natural allies Of the cotton growing
states, and dilly.dallied until our breth.
rem we're overrun and our territory filed
with hostile solicry. The men who
take this position are not simply dema'
gognes but traitors
IN connection with this, the telegraph
tells US that Houston has been in cores
pondencc with the Lincoln government,
aud organizing plan Of resistance to
tho prcsen, authorities. Troops have
been sent South, and il is generally be-
leyed are destined for this State. Is he
endcavoring 10 carry out a scheme OF
this kind Nothing could cause us to
doub, it, but it's folly and madness.
Where there is SO much smoke there
must be some fire, and in view Of Gen.
Nuus,on's reasonable course we think he
should be forced to answer Immediately
We do not believe in violence, but the
time has passed when traitors can be
tolerated He, and every follower OF his,
knows that in pursuing the course 1t
did, the convention was simply carrying
GU, he wishes Of the people. Every
delegate was satisfied as 10 what his
county expected Of him, and voted &C
cordingly. And after the nuanim'ly
manifested in the convention, it is rash
ness, folly. and treason 10 question the
wisdom Of uniting the des,inics Of Texas
with tho Confederate States. The Con.
ycniion conld not do otherwise without
sacrificing the State
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-04-20

Az ExrR. SEsslox or Coxenwss. There
can be very little doubt tsays the New
York Hcrald,) now that iloncst Abe
Lincoln" will soon be compelled to call
upon Congress- to come TO his relief He
is moving his fleets and land forces upon
a scale which will in very short time
absorb all the ready funds, loans and
Treasury notes of Mr.. Secretary Chase,
TO say nothing Of the threatened com.
p'cstions Of actual war. which only
Congress can reach. Let US al, then,
prepare for long war. general bank
raptcy and military despotism. Bombs
guns, drums and gunpowder will soon
make sad havoc among tho bulls and
bcars, lame ducks and spread eagles Of
Wall street The war faction Of the re.
publican party now rules the camp.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-04-20

Y Nlll. me CoNFgpFeAcy SEIZE WAgtISG.
ros.-The Baltimore correspondent Of the
New York Tribune says: A painful sus.
picion has seized on the public mind ia
Washington. and has extended to Balti
more in some degree. that the occupation
Of the federal capitol is actually enter
tanned BY jeff Davis. who is all supreme
in his military power The question is
asked, what is tina, arbitrator. Ben
McCnl'och, dong IN Virginia at this
Juncture! why has SO mnch pains been
taken to create secession excitement
along tne me OF railway IRON " lining
ION 10 Norm oaro''na 20 Alexandria IN
Virginia. why are the rebels SO eager
Tor the virginia Convention to precipi'
tate an ordinance oil secession upon the
people oil that state what does the
recent oeh'gercht cara OF II. a. WISE
Vo'' TO 'hc men OF Their kidney N the
eastern counties OF Virginia mean why
are ~ Tue nlch'noha wing me Lexington
Nai'ey star ana other virginia Union
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-04-20

Jons BsowSisN IS NiasISn AGAiN.-
There can now be seen at the Adiutan,
Generals Office, says the Richmond Dis.
patch of the 27th ult, a later and more
improved edition Of old John Browns
pixies in tho shape of large tomahawk
resembling somewhat ships boarding
Ratchet - 200 of which were recently
found concealed in the woods, five mi'e5
from Alexandria. Va The article would
constitute moe, formidable weapon in
the hands of determined man II is
supposed that they constitute a part Of
certain arguments intended to be used
by our Northern brethren, IN introducing
civilization Into our homes, and were
dropped by The ghost of old Brown,
while in search Of an eligible spot where.
en 20 Jcgin the work OF Regeneration.
The person who deposited lhcm must
have become tugacious soon after, Tor
10 trace exists Of him
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-04-20

~ Thsstockholdsrs 0 I the Southern Pacific
nallrosd Company. when We If. New Orleans
ssss generally responding to the call for the
parcAAss Of new stock The intelligence from
stockholders In other localities was nattering
~ ~ hopc was indalgei that, ID few weeks
thass viii b abundance Of means to prosecute
H. work vigorously. Over $50 new hands ate
q vcsh. and the grading Of the second section
a - Dilss. Il Il expected will be completed in
sixty days. Nothing can delay the prosecution
eftks snterprize, bat the s'ospcc, Of pro'racted
~. T. - is Anticipated by many, peace fol-
ia~s ID formidable preparations for hos'isies
y the Confederate States, the prospects OF The
company will At once brighten and the money
ts9aissd fos ths City miles q road will be OBJ
taiaed Il opce.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-04-20

TOR the present IL pssss. Win :.
temporary power ID tbsir hasda ~.
preparing 10 embark II intssseeiss
against the will Of tLsss-eosrths ~
people Bnt whethss they VIII hS
nate cnosgh u Gnd asethss CsoevsS 4
lead them, remains 10 b -. ~
our accounts the military taleat
army has cspoused the sade u - S%
crn Confcdcracy. Tho SostA. nes.ssl
is united TO = man when u eerS' \.
blows, while the North 10 divie1 -
will be rent asunder BY still gpeoAs, n
visions as the war proceeds, II 49, =
surrcctions and revolutions 10 - ~
place in several Northern States.
the Government will end itself |. n
position Of tho British governs. n
the war Of our frs. Rcvoiutiop. ~. 3
a still greater degree. There ~ {
such "a storm Of opposition, tosslk..
with a positive refusal TO fus,isK n.
sincws Of war, that the Lincols 49,.
tra,ion will be compelled 10 succu1A 4
disgrace, amidst the exccratiops ~ =
people and the curses Of mankind. NJ
that will be the end Of the Puritar ~;
faction in North America.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-04-20

LETTERS er MAnouE Axp RErxlsAl.-v.
have pretty good authority to auser,.
that so soon as Mr. Lincoln shall -.
unmistakablc evidence Of coessi~
against the Southern Statca, the So
crn Coniederacy will at once. grant -
,crs Of marquc and reprisal. Wishin,
well to cur merchants. we advise -
therefore, to carefully watch the sie,iIi
the times. The game Of war IL one H.,
two can play at. and those capitals
who have furnished the Governs
with money to inaagurate war agsi>s
the South, may find out, ere they =
aware. that they have placed knife i
the hands Of an enemy 70 cut their u,
threats Nee York DAY Book.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-04-20

NovsL CArsn OF DETENTION. Gil
weston News, Of the 9th inst, says: 0,
"Wednesday last the army worm appe,,.
ed in such immense numbers on postieea
If the track Of the Il. b, b L c. RI
road. and such was the resistance IL,
offered to tie progress of the cars III
the motion Of the engine was impcded !,
them, and the engineers had to resort !,
various cxpedicnis to overcome the d1
Guilty st Intervals the wheels bccsa
so slmcd and clogged, IA 10 arrest Il,
motion IT the train entirely. lmsgia
the power of steam engine to be ~ I
defiance 10y an army Of worms.
The train did not arrive here sat7
nearly three hours after il had bccoae
due, IN consequence OF the delay occs
STONED at Harrisburg. from the abovs
cause
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-04-20

INcmgSr At PENSACOLA A letter to the
Euianla Ala Express, from Barrancas,
relates the following incident which oc.
Cured there
A man named Doyle, one of the work
men at the Navy.Yard. slipped over to
Fort Pickcns. few nights ago. and come
very near getting in before he was dis.
covered He had bundle Of rat.tail
files IN his pocket and says, it it had
not been for sergeant holding Ian
tern up 10 his face az he was going in
the door, he would have had every gun
spiked IN twenty minutes. He was sent
back by slemmer, with the request that
be be dealt WITH as he did not wish TO
do anything that nigh, bring about a
collision, which was SO much deprecated
Col, Clayton sent note in reply by the
hands of private Bullock, (who, blythe.
bye, has since been promoted to a copo.
ralcy,) stating that he would punish
Doyle. but just ut this time he had too
much need OF his services in casting
cannon balls. The conference took place
just outside the fort