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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-02
Important from Washin gton- Unanimous
Agreement of the Committee of Thirty-

Three.
BALTIMORE, January 1.-The city has been
in jubilant excitement all day in conse-
quepce of a private letter received from
Hon. Henry Winter Davis, giving positive
three will present unanimous report, en-
bracing an enabling act, that New Mexico
and no new State shall be admitted without
the consent of all the States, and pledging
the repeal of all Personal Liberty Bills.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-02

THR FLAG OF SoUrH CARoLnA. rheshag
adopted by South Carolina, in her .sov-
marine blue cross, on which are fifteen stars,
TIE largest Of which q in the center; white
palmetto-tree and crescent stand in one
corner. .,.' ....-4 1890 .t.'l /.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-02

ATTENTION is directed to the advertise
ment, in another column, headed Great
Discovery" The advertiser can be found at
"a Milton-street.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-02
LOST.

II OsT-S25 REWARD Yesterday, January l,
M slOO The finder will receive the above reward
by leaving il at this Office. ja2-bf
n OsT-On Monday evening black -and tan rat
4 Terrier two yellow spots over his eyes white
on his neck, called "Nep" Any will be re-
warded by leaving him at 0 College-st. or 402
West Third st. JAZZ b.
n OST- sHAwL-ou Christmas night, probably
IL on Main-st., near Seventh, large Blanket
Shawl, maroon. cOlored, little worn. The finder
will be suitably rewarded by leaving it at this office.
[ja2-b'l
n OST-S5 REwARD-On Monday, a black
IL Newfoundland Pup Any person returning
him to 81 East Third St, next door TO st. Charles
Exchange, will receive the above reward
Jal-bs CAPT. JAS CRoSSLEY.
N .OsT-sLUT-3A small dark -colored Slut; white
~ stripe down the forehead all the feet and tip
of tail Vhte; steel chain collar, with brass plate.
Any one returning her to 46S West Fourth. st.,
will be suitably rewarded jai-bs
II T-CAUTI0N-A ladys pocket book was
- stolen on last Saturday morning, in market IN
which were two notes-one drawn by Ludwick
Shearer for eli, in favor of VIM Knowles the other
for Sl00, in favor Of Ludwick shearer This is to
canton all persons against negotiating for the same
ja2-aF VIM. KNOWLES.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-02
STRAYED,
City News.

A SAFE INVESTMENT Advertising in the
DAILY PRESS.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-02

A Southern exchange says; "In Oleve-
land, OhiO, there are thirty negroes living
with white females, ~ man and wife, No
one belieTea the absurd statoUlent Of course.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-02

r.el = ro fr. 3 rs1iraac ~
4.r1al.-t GaHfif 'nnsnH tee
-.
r.tf n e.I .eai COST ! .rad .s3td ass
tr4s-t assd & r1 - .aifs.- . io
le sri-ir sffoarEnf0tF sfl 10 Heia r.t
.arl lo5o si ls.lst gsairIi ls. ,.E
.ssgiss sai b
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-02
AUCTION SALES.

a UCTION SALR-BY WELLS MILES,
n % Peari-st.- Dry-Goods. Notions, Boots aud
Shoes at Auction for Cash On WEDN ESDAY
MORNING January 2 at ni0e s'clock, a variety OF
Staple and Fancy Dry-goOds and Notions
AlSO-At eleven o'clock, us cases Boots, Shoes,
BTogans, Women's, Misses and Children's II Heel
BOOts, &C. desc
A UCTION SAI.E-BY TUE CHIEF OF PO-
IN LlCE.-At OF about2 O'Clock, Ou THURSDAY
AFTERNOON, January g. 1861, near the westArn
terminus of kighth-5t IN the city OF oincinnatt
county of Hamilton, shall sell at Public Vendue
the following Property, to-wit: Fifteen Hogs, in
puTHuaDc OF Order Of ale from the Police urt
OF the O1ty Of Cincinnati, % me reced said logs
having been found running at large IN she city
aforesaid, and by me impOundad Ia compliance
with an Ordinance passed by the City Oouncil, on
l2th day OF December A. lS9s lsS9 Term, Of sale'
iSi-e' Chief of Police o. City Of oiaSiDhati.
A UCTION sALE-By JACOB GRAFT 4 Go
IN Great sale Of Staple Dry Goods "WEDNESDAY
JRnuniy z, at No. 1S hast Fourth street, will Oe
sold at Anciiona a large and valuable stock OF Dry
ALBO-L Linens and Woolen Blankets. The stock
coUprises the following articles 610 bleached and
bToS lnen fable eovefs, ali sizes; 100 dozen linen
napkins, lVl Dozen linen foEelH, 200 dOzea freuch
and Eneah toilet quilts all Sizes aud qualities; 500
pairs oi nOolen blankets all sizes aud Qualities;
table dsmass ?! the ard, shripg AID pillow, case
dOeskins gents msrinn shirts aud drawers.
ALSO-A large and spleAdid assortment OF Cash
mere and ladee' WO0len Hha VA hosiery, skirting,
DC. bale sill be made At half past nine o'clock A
NJ, end two and seven The attention o.
i9t tSs a 70 examine and
deso JACOB aRAFF, Anotionser.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-02

River News.
LOUISVILLE, January L. River falling
rapidly, with six and half feet in the Canal.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-02
FOUND.

VCOUND-oHILD's vICToRINE-New Years
~ Eve, which can be had on application at this
office, by proving ownership and paying charges.
ljal-bl
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-01-05

Its MISSISSIPPI CORRESPONDENT hayw Al.
ready Noticed the tact Of the appointment. by the
Soserner Of Mississippi, Of Commissioner 10
visit thu other Southern States
Hon WIZ Adams, distinguished Miseisip-
piah' aud uhe ol the partners Of prug1sm nj
Ne" orleans Gotten !ae'otage house, was the
commissioner 10 l-ouiaiana. lie appeared lie
ioe TIC Icsisialar, OF that State in JOINT Sv.-
ssoa On i''e I'll INST, ard delivered his message.
lie commenced making his Acknowledge
meats ies bis hind reception in Louisiana. aid
stated that his mission Was 20 announce the at
Ton Vi Mississippi IN the presen; condition or
pubic Affairs, and asking Dr the co-oycfnsion Of
LOUISIANA lie said that the Mississippi lrgis-
Iaiarc had called Il coayentlon, 70 be held on the
9TH Of January, and had passed resolutions 10
lie 20 Ct secession from The Union ~as th~ only
rtnedy Tor the evils under which the South la
oors lie was glad to ind tina, the pecpac Of
LOUISIANA bud arrived al the same conclusion,
The proceedings Of her Legislature showed this.
II was proper an very desirable, lie said. that
LOUISIANA and M.ssssppi should, in the pr,ssas
state Of affairs, be united. harmonious and CO.
operative 10 action They lad locked shield w
the rlaiis Vi thaln.ei,c and the battle fields 81
MeAico, aud, now that they were Threatened hy
Black hypubsicanism. they should unite r,pcilinx
the daring assailanis OF southern rights He
ie.i that II was uuuec, ssary TO urge tins. All
he saw around him convinced him that such wus
lbc leeling III louisiana MIR Adams clsesSi Ais
bret and admirably delivered address by expees-
s'ns the hope that N the future. ~ IN the past.
Louisiana aid Mississippi viii lie elo~ely, halls
solably united. l.scu,enan; Governcr Hyams
addnsssd Mr.. Adams and then tie Senate r..
tirea from The iIoase."
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-01-05

WEST or SANDERS 4 SEARS DRUG STORE
OUCH an establishment has htsn long 4,
- needed in Marshall and has al length "
been filled hy the undersigned who has Just Nv
received direct from New York the largest,
laudsomcsl, and most complete stock OF choice
Furniture ever brought ic this market. II en-
braces the finest Fn'neh mud plain Bcdstcssds.
i,srcans. with and without marble tops. cane
and cushlonc, Chairs cane and cushioned Rock
crs, Sofas Te,ea-tetcs. book and corner Stands,
lat Racks Warirobes Lounges. Wash-slands.
with wood and marble tops, extension and fall
ing Tables dressing, centre and card Tables.
with marble tops.
Rccollcci that eyery,h can be found in this
establishment belonging TO the furniture line,
from the finest 10 the plainosi, and from the
highest TO the lowest prices. Having purclas
ed on favorable terms, this furniture viii be sold
ramarknb, low. T.. WOLF
Marshall April u, 1860. 3ily
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-01-05
saO.OOo WORTH or PRO. RT,

MY stock Of Goods on hand 200 acres OF
Vl good land, 400 Of which is in good state
ofcultvation Also three hundred and twenty
acres Of land, no improvement. Two town lots
nenr the square One Of the best family resi-
denccs in the town with four lots, gu. houses.
fruit trees, Sc The house has eight rooms, oil
new and well furnished. and well suited Tor a
boarding house II is situated near the Female
Academy. A valuable negro moman. Of excel
len, qualities. good cook. washer, and ironer.
One Of the hes. family horses and burgies in
town, A fine Piano. A large 10, Of household
and kitchen furniture, for sale after my house is
sold
Having determined to change my business,
am resolved TO sell Those wishing bargain
had better call COON
KING TIIETF0lul.
Marshall Texas. Feb is. 1860
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-01-05
W,nnxaroy. ncpnber IN. lseo

W ANNtNAiHNs AfNNtA4tti FANt tfNf
Ny pTAa Sis Though yoa make no ain
sion TO tile present political condltoa OF the
country, take it for granted that you tel some
curiosity on the subject
The propositions 10 settle the question BY
further amendments. amount to nothing aud are
ssA;.;ssse sn.nnS Tide
North will no; yield an N7ch SI.
give US VIA, We now are entitled To- They viii
not agrcc TO ltave us what We have How VIE
then to to create division among ourselves, b.
discussing what We would b. wiling 10 take
when nothing has bercn or vii bc ofsrei 1t is
a weak device OF the enemy. Botcler OF Virgin
ia is Union saver Of tie most gnmitieaied sort,
and so Is Powell. OF ken'ntky. They care not
~hen the axe falls 50 the, are not permitted TO
see i, Their hope is to get up Ia Congress
debate az TO wha, should satisfy the South, and
continue /; til the elections IN Florida, Georgia,
Alabama and Mississippi have tascn place. and
in the mean time get nps discussion before the
people Of these States ss 10 what they would be
satisfied with and have thus the sotive party de
fea,ed The entire ISOLATION OF South Carolina
ia now the game for which ,hey are playing
Each one Of them knows ihs, the Constitution
A. /, stands could not be now ratified in a single
Northern State, with cry construction OF il,
Very truly.
Louis r WlGrAtI.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-01-05
VlwntmtIoM Goods,

so pieces hest kersey.
rs lmscs.
$50 pr. Negro blankets.
A large lot Of striped owells, ,iekinrs, brown
domestic, brown drilling and twill lowells. JUS
received and tot sale a, low fgnrcs by
BRApFIE1D 4 TALLEY.
Nov 3. 1860 MY.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-01-05
Il ,irnaE RonsErs oN srAre AcrioS The iol
lowing i extracted from the recent spe Cd o.
IInn. O N. Rchrri. deilNrrni Al Austin.

Il >arnag Ronsgrs oN SrArs Ac1ioS The iol-
lowing i extracted from the receut spe. Oh Of
Hon. O, NJ. Roberts, delivered si Austin:
Wla, shall Texas do As one Of her cit.
.ilu- am iot State aoien-aciiou bv thr con
s,i,utei Authorities 81 tbs STATE action by the
sovereign aa,acdty Of ,ac Solicitation sngly
aud ceHio'uily vita other soglhesa States, uuii
sc are made SECURE IN oar rights liberties aad
honor.
What action shcn may the people rish,iaiix
adopt N 50 serious crisis The Legislature
beng convened hy the cal Of the ooyerner
may declare ,.c fiehts Of the state anl the 10.
fraction Of ,husc rights. 80 IS 20 ca the alien.
iien Of all tie states and federal eav.rumeui to
the grievances cpaplslaed Of IN order TO elect
rcme'is, Il possible, through pahlic opinion aad
the ballot box aut it alas provide the means
ard measans 'u enable tie state 10 pfeice, its
people and thor rights iroa una' hsrlnci az
erosion
The Legislature may also provide CIR cen
venion 81 aelcga,cs npr,s,pilug the people in
tbclr sovereign capacity Or srNh convention
ma, be assemble. without call is,m tie lag.
l,lainro os ANY department Of lhc sts.c Govern.
49, = si;;,s, s,;,.ssS y. s.,..!. ,..s;.slsss
SnU6,d 1ii7 m 1z.-,Ii'E T-'STfTiSi1isiigs
la TO recognize the acs Of q convection rs de.
clarigs ,ae will OF the sovereign power t,ecaGa.
Il did 40, rep'ecai the people fairly. or for any
other n ason thu, nigh, be assigacil their
migh, be couac, between the cd nni nev
government. which could Only he dccied i,y
fotce. Being political question. courts N ja-
dica,ure are not competent to decide il, hence.
il is important. when practicable. tina; the lxgts-
la,urr ut the Ssatc should luke ,hp ultia,ory
steps fer rgalarly aseeftainins the viii u the
people II both bodies shoaid oe 10 session Al
saur time and the |. gi,,a,are sAould recognize
the convention US comlslcH, 10 rvprssn, the
sovereign power OF the state the sane ohlst
woald he attained, and oil conflict would b.
avoided.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-01-05
l4OOk Az TN =!
Carriage and Wagon Making
WOOD IA
AT GREENWOOD, IA

HliE undersigned j. now permanently logatcu
l IN GueenNood. l., and Is prepared To exc.
cute any work la the arrlasc and Wagon MA
,iug line. and taltcr- himself in saying tIs work
.hall compete with any work done IN the western
country h durability and taste. HIS Wagons
no,at Of cy.ty variety, all non aNc's, unless
there shou q, orders ior other qualitis. Ills
BIgs.asart of ihe best material and Workmanship
as b. has u.c best Of nitchanics both IN wood
aud iron. Won that have Old carriages and
buggics can have them repaired, painted aud
trimmed u the latest STYLES and most durable
.uisA, as lhc undersigned has t anl,hU and
mIth that can cnmpe;e with any II you want
your wola well ipuU send il TO this shop Is there
will bc no pains nor labor spared IN irving to
accommodate customers. His prices shall cor
.sp'al with ihe times. in al case, OF Upairs
the ca will be eypa.t,l when work b. deliver
d IS nothing bat cash will purchase material
Now. southern people, lmlgonise southern bonn
industry. and by 81 doing the southern me
cdauios VIII able to DO youi work Ga more
accommodating terms Try il awhile aud you
will find oui an telling iuc truth AM thank
ul for the liberal patronage bestowed on me an'
solicit continuation Of the same.
JAMES BRAY.
April a. ls6o. "7i;n
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-01-05

MOI so.-seu..,or S!idcl sends dispatch to
the \ O. Delta eontradic,sng cmrlstcslly the
,elssra'a that reported he had charged ,ae Pres
deai with being the cause OF the present Troubles
anl author Of the present c,isis.
We hal alach doubt Of the truth Of the r.
port. kao~sag. as We did Low closr, snd l0og
eeutnaed was the Intimacy between ihe Frtsi-
dsnt aud the Louisiana Sepstor. -- Col. Nf~s
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-01-05
NOTARY pl iBl.I(.


MARSHALL. TEXAS.
VVyOUIr respectfully announce to the Cit
w zcnq of Marshall. Harrison county and
Eastern Texas that they Ia addition to thei,
former large stock of Medicines. etc. have tnr.
chase, the eulire stock Of a. = johnson 4 Co
consisting of a new and well selected stock o
Drugs. Medicines. Chemicals, Glass, Oils, and
Paints, of every description. rs well us station
cry, and every other article appcr'aining to q
wen conducted and well balanced Drug business
which they have removed TO their old stand on
the Yves, side Of the Square, whofp they will b.
CONSTANTLY receiving during the winter and
spring .s,sh ats .e e. tss'r wholesale as well
a. the nnumerahc details of rc,aiI and ptt.
scrp,ion business. Remnda Of past avors W,
return thanks 10 our old customers. hoping and
expecting to sac and furnish them all in due time
with everything in our line tina, their necs~si,ic-
demand
n g. II must be remembered and understood
that Paints. Obs and Glass. are heneeiorward
strictly cash articles for WI have to pay cash for
them therefore il We supply the inarke. a, our
prcscn, low profits VIC must have cash. Thoss
Of oar customers who have bought the above ar.
tichss OF Us, on short space mus, come forward
and pay up,
January It'll. 80.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-01-05

Only IL Day Trip.

MY friends and sympathetic patrons, aud
vi public, will please call n, the City Cheap
Cash Store ard see what bargains, in the many
good things Of this lie, in the eating drinking
and wearing line. Please call aud see.
CONS. THETFORn.
March r. 1860 MO e.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-01-05
NOTICE,

7 HAVE removed 10 JeSrson, and would
respectfully inform all those indebted to me,
that they will find their accounts in the hands Of
Judge John F. Williams who is instructed to
collect them without delay. Ny necessities de-
mand speedy collections
:. JACOBS
August %, 1860. A9.u
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-01-05
FIFTY YOUNG MEN WANTED,

AF good moral character coming well recon
" menicd can find steady and remunefaiye
employment Ia selling by subscription my valu-
able Publications Of Books.
Ms business Is and has been for years cxeln
.iycly Southern business designed to assis, in
building up Southern literature
The Books are all choice selections, calcula
ted to adorn the pnfor, the centre table. and Il.
brary, and to store The mind with useful know
edge They recommend thcmselvo,to the young
and the old For beauty OF typography and
nea;ncs, ofhiuding, they stand almos, nnequaled
4 large number OF these books can be sold
in Texas. which will render !, profitable T.
Agents,
Address the subscriber Marshall, Texas
T. u, NkBHUT.
Feb 9A 4 $40 u
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-01-05

BAGGING, ROPE, AND T"INE.
lust received and for sale low down by u
d q. Gregg 4 Co.
$4,000 lbs. Machine Rope.
10000 ycs. Heavy lndia Begging
500 lbs Baliug Twine.
June Is, 1860 3?-Sm
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-01-05

The number OF slaves in MARYLAND j. lban1l 10
have ts,s, diminished more than ehseu theQsan1
sacc 1850. The whole uumber sew y sboss
sesenty-.ve thousand.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-01-05

NV Yosx. i~c g?---The Trihanr slstes paa-
itlsely that Mr.. iisreln is et,fssrd y ~ yiaA
my ci one io,a Of Black Rrpablicanisn, q ~
slightest change in the position cf thr pePsb
lleaa party ~ regards the qarstioa Il alatssy In
the Territories.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-01-05

The correspondent Of ths New Yosk hsa9
saws tina, on Friday uext IL rsxs11ese N
send message % toagsvs spsa ~ aatrst =
sccssiou.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-01-05

The suhjoinrl le,'eF from oar Senator. Hon
Louis T Wigiall Ia, bcn furnished At cur re.
quest. by Jad1 iSsiic A. lhompson, 10 bon
i was addressed 49, ('altsse1i Naes
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-01-05
Fail and Winter Goods.

WYE are lust receiving aud opening large
w and superior stock Of FALL ASp WINTER
,,oons A choice selection, which viii be sold
a, prices to suit The times =,
oar friends arr invited TO call on us We
have M, had the leisure this week TO prepare a
detailed statement Of oar new stock, but expect
to l,e able to &c, i, ready for the next ISSUES OF
the Marshall apsrs. rr,c . co
Marshall Is, 1860 '@i'
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-01-05

l, is reported by ,Ae Aitisas s4sasvs thst
the MoheAn has captusvd alavvs viii sSU
slaves aboard
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-01-05
SCI,W sRTE ARRIVED,
Twenty-Five per Cent Chsapcr!'

NlE Undersigned has il., received and is now
opening the largest aud hanisonest stock 81
goods b. has ever Brought to tins market They
were purchased under his own personal super
vision and rp1n such favorable terms. that he
Is prepared To Offer them TWENTY-FIVE
FER CENT CllfApEl than any be has ever
sold in Marshall. IN variety richness and cN-
tent they cannot hc cNeollci. All ar, invited 10
cali. examine md satisfy themselves ., 10 quail
a.,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-01-05

Austria has inst Issued haak sotes Il ~ vatso
II four .eets each.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-01-05
POWDER. POWDER :.

lust received 10 kegs best Dupont Riff
- Powder and for sale by
@. q. GREGG 4 co.
sept. 60 $50, l-3m
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-01-05
STAR LIVERY STABLE
A Splendid

NEW DRUG STORE.
HAS jus, becu fitted up. with full stock OF
Fresh Ttmctures and Medicines
ChrpMicai~, Instruments. Fancy Ar
ttclcs. &c.. and i. now in full operation, by
"A much "a perieneod nruggis, and chemist l'R
c. H. ilrrLg, on the South sde Public square.
Marshall. Texas. T. ~ LII LIE.
Oct u. 1860. CIT
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-01-05
TEXAS REPUBLICAN.
ox,y TWO DOLLARS AND A HALY A YEAR
Il. W. I.OuG T. RY,
EDITOR ASp PROPRIETOR.
TIE q \. $

TERMS.
THE TEXAS REPUBLICAN, sis'ned weekly ~
r,yo poILARs ANDA HALE per annnfn " p'ip
/, ,Is,nce II paid within ak mouths rhrre n'''a',
y p,ynent b. delayed until after thr IN hi,'r Wv"
'sg A, /, per square of ten lines or ess
Nd 50 cent. per square every s.eaasa. in's
liberal a.coant made for weary ,ays,s''''"e"''
,,s nov een, will be charged On adv'rtiscmcnts
uot paid In advance. ana s,,,rc will lie charged
% .iyertisrmcnts
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-01-05
HATS AND CAPS.

lust received very large and complete rs
- sortmen, Of Mems aud Boys Hats and Gaps
aud for sale By q. q GREGG L 60.
sept 90 1860. 3m
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-01-05
RE\DY-uADE CLOTHING,

An cnilcss variety, from the iiresi to The pnu
rs, ini most durable and of all prices. Gent
furnishing Goods embracing shirts drawers. cra
watts. suspcndcrs hats boots, shoes. etc.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-01-05
PLANTATION GOODS.

Negro clothing. cheaper than ever offered IN
Marshall tlne Plantation linen lowells' osna
t...r.... .u,a.tz 90
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-01-05
MATrASSCS FOR SALE,

JOSEPH BECHTOLD continues TO make
- superior Mattresses. lie also makes
= II Rim q NJ LAT II a : : T. s
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-01-05

4 fno assortment, embracing saddles, brides
cir ,ins. girths. buggy, riding and w"go'
Wins. mil sets, ui harness. saddle bags, carpt
.ncls trunk. Of al deserlpillns
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-01-05
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
Sti)!Dl.E.RN.

\ rich aud choice variety. Table Cr'ek'ry
| Hollow aud Glass Ware. huc china sets spoons
| Auivcs and forks. Ac.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-22

STATE FznclBLks No. 2--At o meeting held
at Armory Hall Committee Room, on Saturday
evening, April Goth, to organize new Military
Company for the defense Of Ohio, 10 be called
State Feneibles No. 2, Company C-Lieut.
Geo. H. Earhart was called to the chair, and
John G. Thompson appointed Secretary.
After As names had been obtained TO the roll,
an order from General Head Quarters o. v. M.
was had for an election Of officers. to take place
at their Armory, on Thursday, May I'd, 1861 ,
at ~ O'Clock, p. M.
The Company went into an informal election,
which resulted in the choice Of Geo. Q. Crum,
Captain; James N. Howle, lst Lieuti +. A.
Fitch, "a Lieut.; Peter Cornell, Sd Lieut.; W.
B. Potts, Ensign.
The following committee was appointed on
finance, toeolicit aid to equip the company:
&C: Cox, M. H. Neil, Geo, II. Earhart, w
]. Savage, and c. R. Leiby.
On motion, the following committee was ap-
pointed to request the business men Of this city
to close their respective places Of business at n
O'Clock P. M, In order to give young men al
opportunity Of attending drills: A. Q. King Y
s. Medary, and James N. Howle.
On motion, the members Of this company are
requested to meet at their Armory every even
ing, Sundays excepted) at ~ o'clock +. NJ
for drill. GEO. W. EARHART,
JoHN G.. THOMPSON, Chairman
Secretary.