davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1861-02-11

e,, ~ m w~~1 y x,r>,o., 3xe,a.,
Iudv dnd Tosng Actyess Tuss3av. Tzgspia-
stoa, Or fAx I.1sh Emigraat: and 4i*sai<r1as
Annfe.; Wednesd4y, OogsoSy and s5oa. and
1s"dy 1ndy and lhs Yaniss H.a,tkttpsr;
Friday, RsaeGE gF 4rs. F!ortnes, 4oodlts, L.
son 70 sHusoands and !ri:h Ltas Saturday.
Do''sdtg md So" and Asseaseooas ~4n"ts
During the paet weak theatre-soers in Chicago
49,. hasa .o...t., ,.t+,, u,o~.n.s s,d ,s-s E,a,.
saes Ne, ,tsa ,t,;a %,'u n ,,s ro.sncs @ ~ he rIor @
..~nr n,as!iss .ns dssnsas,s ~ Rn, ro.,,- s,s.sine
IN .ahe- s,~,. of tso e4ee.ent nsr.on. IN ,hei5
~. ~. .wast, ps-h.,, MT =. n, homes +te,e
artists have drawn will vouch, but such being the
case VIC contend IL does not argue any too we'll of
w. ~ ~. a.a,assaa pash.r. .f,ss ~, ~.
bettei to laugh over The wittioi.m. ot wm j., md
the pfoyinctalisus of Nrs Florence, than to
.hndL,. .,,,a- +,,a an.,, ,a.y, ,ra .ra-atv ,-t.d
snaaoef o4e1 gus nneig oA"A aao 1opeso1s aeteu
conceptions Of Forrest Or Murdoch in the leg!tt-
mate dfam1, The only fear Is that the stage may
drte7ioatc into . hatleouin's booth and Its moral
force be !ost In bouodieAs e1panse Of Trash and
yu1gar,sm. and that the fools esd sud bells finally
~. ..1,-~n - ...,o .y.,.o.s -, ,r.
usasp tae spnese ol aoo'e c'o"n' A.
Eofeuceis fair sample Of an Irish comedian. His
forte cydentlv fes In hi. lower characters and his
rendition Of inc pallssop'o-aa4'"1t'5 1"e4alo
1z1onder Is perhaps second only to one
nr Two otbcrs. Including Rarpey Williams, UPON
sho.s ,node, h. h.. nrnh,h,v hn,t hi, chara ccr,,
WHOSE apoet nc uoA P1uA9ay niIt 1ts Saal
zst,ons; bnt u me ponte asaaa @ e. ns .ans ;not
Cons n aaa paness o. "a aays asa ,ans IL
aaeqaass pre- i - w 16a :. ~ nn}a ~ ",n
t1eman; ~ o. tue o!den time: Inefe yet Iem1ns
taas he aets @ I'D we
n. rendition handv Hnag NE facF o'q93oer1ns 3os
eaasaetes q b1 areei,eat a., r49ssaGe ae
maag aeS1uea H. ~ n .sasIa5 G;x;n, n,,
the q Lucy hsFf Wh'Sa
lleqnenus ptoAo Hat wy u ~ sonnn i
Mg verJ e.susy u s ans ~, ~ naa T. ~.
III i. s,.,S,n1 Tnrt1 cnnnss sn Naturally To- hfn
wSsn n ht docs ot Il Is. at least. unnecessary #
~ ill., ~ pof"hed rhnraeter n tne nerso,atfo1
If Dckena. rreat character Of cart. CNtHe. #
Mn1,nse1 + Eau stthoush be hid tie serv Iool
sxt.e H. i}'ntte.t warsrohe u.ed by lint Ileni
aet'r uc T. was a,,narent "a ali who had behe In
1s,srr INV fhf nar,' that he "ojd cothcs' h
mgn n5 ft wnna 20 o1 .esd ena in1 o m
ne steas enads1a ~,sh"mt cnna;dsrshie sar,,a
~ ir'sbman won1d nerasionaiiv nsep nut froi
hen.ath ill.,, jor,n Euil coyeriny. il spte of him.
'tt.s ,tnr.. t.. oI.nt 81 ~ Hnrtonfsn rsnsrnfr+
;I n .t,;4nars mi rannfcoi ~ H., ~ th
ntns,is naeh-tir xrTs wt1i done
r,nch t.1+1t and much excelieos srtfne to onc I
~ az, 1ntn sui ma of The .fnaEin
1Ii.h comedisna now r{sr1tnx it in the dramat
Perhaps SOME may say taas NJ. H. Florence M sno1l
stickiess tor etiquette nnsrnber that he place
honor IN stae sna military pr9eestaons u ths - fes =
We shonld csEtaay ssy It. bns hapnily we 1--we no
admire h*s sc!!n hss asPeng 1 as5a hef sinp aa
, 1861-02-11

Tor SALE or Exchange for
l. Chicago City Property. ariaeumhered, OF ssosk
Of Meeeaandlxe 81 acres q land mar Iowa City. 1o
txnd In Polx County lows 10 acres lard In Wright
COUNTY. Iowa w. 4cres Had In Carver County Maas
sof9 40 acres jAnd in Hennepn Count: AM1'pota,
ecres s. Anthony ClsJ, 10 scse. Of land rem
Htu2bofu, Illinois.
good faru, of idu Acres IN Dane Comfy Wiseou4i
FOOD dwelling hoqse. barn md tvo lot. good vel
| Ii kitchen, IL RHtIkko Scott t;pn1E1, Iowa
/ 1nOiy % i, Il, KtRFOor CO.,
| Masonic Temple
| .Aw4su VI - %et
, 1861-02-11

STAGE Bua1szss OF 7aE WrxK.-Nanday, Handy
ay tsa ene Tux ipx aHd kea.
Annie; Veda<sday, DogsoSy and Son. and
Lreky stars, q " toe U1etss Tnrrsday:
Friday, BsnfM ~ 4rs, f1or<nes, Taodlts, L.
son 10 sHttsbnnds dad Erish LIN Saturday,
L11tyabtu md San md A{ech{ep0sts .4HnES,
, 1861-02-11

4 RARE CHANCK.-Any person
II having tEo or thEee hnntTed dollars TO
invest IN the saloon business hear OF chance ael
dom offered. hy addressing a, H. r, Post Qtles Boz
3Dl7, Chicago, LII 13ltI3a
, 1861-02-11

ExAxrNATrox or DENNIS MuCARTHT.--Oep- :
mis- MCCARTHY, charged with abstraetfng monty
from letters In The Chicago Post Office, while
getting in the capacity of IN employee ot the
department, Was, on Friday, brought before
Judge Drummend and helain Il 500 to appear
At tho ensuing term Of the q. s. Court. This
ts but one-half the sum previously fixed BY
the Commissioner IS bail. on the informal ~
[ animation.
, 1861-02-11

GWEET POTATOES-This dav
~ received from the South, the Eaases1ond Sweet
Pota' Of extra quality, 1t i65 South HatcI st.
f.ttv p
, 1861-02-11

p EMOV A 1.-THE undersigned
l. l. have removed thetr Milwaukee Limo Depot from
West Wafer street to No. - Wstt Laka stttet
fr1lxtt VAN EEKAfCk Il CO.
, 1861-02-11

r. Coughs, colds, Group, aud III affections Of
tho throat and lungs, are speedily and edsctnaly
cured By the nse Of Dr.. Ives Vegetable Cough Re
ltet. Sold by druggists IN bottles for &c eec, and
500. and warranted to gire satisfaction. Western
Depot No. 1913 South Clark street, Chicago. fe5 Ct
, 1861-02-11

II. w. PH1LLIP1 IL CO.,
Axents foe Chicago, O1acs No. Clark ss7sst,
, 1861-02-11

Va sra prepared 70 m2ke loans tn xums et Il 10 eo
$aN On dr1tcaASa Bond kod Mortgage tor am %t4zA
| taAo&7.1N 1. D. t1AN3FEQ h CU, ,
, 1861-02-11

Iced MILLS WILL GRIND IS
= Bushels Corn per day, for Feed or Family use
Grind say Find q grain; ftse e, Shellsfs -
dress q. 8HEPAbD. Post Umcs Boz 1893.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-11

\ CARD-THE AMERICAN WATCH

A CARD-THE AMERICAN WATCH
N COMPANY, of Waltham, Mass, begs to call the
attention of the public to the following emphatic
mendation OF Waltham Watches, which has been polite
ly given by the leading practical Watchmakers and jew
elers throughout the United States The entire list of
signatures to in the Eastern States is quite too long
presented will be recognized by those acquainted with
The trade in this vicinity being the highest degree
respectable and influential AT their establishments
may always be found the genuine watches Of the Com
pBnys manufacture, in great variety and at uniform
prices
Signatures from many cities and TWINS of New Eng
land not fully represented in this list will appear
future advertisement.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-11
flour ano Dram.

nRIED FRUITS, VIZ Turkish Prunes,
~ Peaches. and Apple, Of superior quality Just re
ceived an for sale by VIM. O. SWEET,
mch26 dit 1856 Main street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-11
PRICE, 2 CENTS.
Heal estate.

~ FOR SALE-A two story Dwelling
Mii; House, with Barn attached and nearly three
Icy fourths ofan Of Land, situated the Grove
street Cemetery The House is built in thorough
cstern in the attic and pipes running basement
which has three finished. The above will be sold
at bargain. For further particulars inquire at No
Front street. diff apis
WESTERN FARMS AND LANDS
w for Sale or Exchange for property In this State
These Farms cultivated. well improved, and very
desiraby located-cOntguous to railroads, thorough
fares and markets. where produce be sold for cash
at all times. inquire at HAYEN'S No. Harrington
Corner dTh&M3m ap4
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-11

OF the terrific sham-battes; of the charges
of cavalry, play of artillery, threatening to end
in very doomsday round the pavilion, and
the ladies and royalties assembled on the bal
comics there, shall say nothing; nor of that
supreme attack on the entertainments blow
ing up of the very bridges; cavalry posted in
the woods; host doing its uttermost against
host with unheard of expenditure of gun pow
der and learned maneuvre, in which the fleet
took part and the "Bucentaur" with all its
cannon. will mention only that assiduous
King August had arranged every thing like
the King OF Play House managers and that
on the morrow there occurred an illumination
and display of fire works, the like OF which is
still desideratum. For the Bucentaur and
Fleet were all hung with colored lamplets !;
headquarters and camp Of he army cleaning
upward with their golden light into the silver
Of the summer twilight; and all this is still
nothing 10 the scene across the Elbe. You be-
hold that
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-11
TO THE PuRLrC.

''Phe undersigned, practical watchmakers and dealers
for number of years past and having dealt in all kinds
of foreign watches for much longer period of time beg
to state that they have dealt in watches which,
as class or in individual instances have
isfactory to Themselves and CUSTOMERS whether in
spect of durability beauty of finish, automatically
correct proportions accurate compensation and adjust
te and -os,,.s{ +bo, +hosa mo M,
tH09N
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-11
90 be Eet.


INO LET-A Tenement of six rooms, in
- good order, with garden if desired Apply at 9S
Chahuler street diff ap2
A TENEMENT of six or seven rooms,
- on the of Main and Beaver streets to rent
with use of barn. Inquire OF A. BANGS on the prem
Uses. DIFF 80 n,choe
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET-To
= Gentlemen, Inquire at l.. d. Warmers, 81 Main
street, opposite the Central Church. d2m apl5
TENEMENT TO RENT. "A good up
IA per tenement of five Is to be let for s65 In
quire at NO vernon street. diff apl0
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-11
educational.

/ GERMAN TAUGHT BoEN-
~ IsCH, Teacher of the German School, will give in
struction in the German Language, at his Rooms in
Ppers Block $50 Main street, Worcester II preferred
Private Lessons will be given at the pupils residence
Hours-From 10 to II A. NJ, and from 10 4 p.
References-J d. Baldwin, ESQ.,, Editor Of the Spy;
Rev A Ciampi, President of the College the Holy
Cross au22 diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-11

gigantic wooden frame, on which 200 carpen-
tiers have been busy for above six months. and
how many painters l cannot say; but they
have smeared 5000 yards Of linen canvass.
which is now nailed up hung with lamps, be.
girt with fire works; no end of rocket SER
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-11

CORN MEAL LOWER THAN EV-
~ ER-Don't buy until you call at GAYS, Foster
street Flonr Corn, Oats, and Feed cheap for cash
ie6 diff
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-02-16
TO THE POLLS

Freem.n Of Texas The Convention has sub
mi,ted TO your decision the question oi seccs-
-iou or no secession /, whether you ARE Wiling
10 remain 10 the Union under Back Republi
can administration. or taking yosr 'ofiuuss ID
own hands follo~ the example OF th"~ STATES
that have dissolved their connection WIN cor
rup, government, " bile there is not shadow
of doubt a. 10 the overwhelming result In lavor
a accession, it ID nevertheless our dnfy TO urge
you ono aud all TO 20 To the polls and csst your
votes. 1t ia necessary that Texas should present
an undivided iron, in the vindicalion OF her
rights and liberties 1t the submissonis's see
and feel their weakness They have proclaimed
from one end OF the Union to the other that the
Convention recently called lil not represent the
popular viii, and that If the question was sub
uii,,ed to yoar decision the volt would i'c over
whelmingly in iayo, Of submission.
Il ia said that Only 10000 votes we've cast
throughout the State in The recent election Of
delegates 10 the Convention aud hence the PEG
pie themselves, by their sapincnoss furnished a
next for this unbllshing statement
But you have il in your power to rebuke the
authors of it, aud We hope you viii not hail to do
10 on NEXT SATURDAY. Let no man in
favor Of secession stay away from tie polls
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-02-16
T. T CRAIG



Deat Louebfrp-1o day, precisely at / 2
O'Clock, the enclosed Ordinance passed the Con.
yeniion. 10y a vote OF lG6 to :.
bay before yesterday the Com antion appoint
cd Committee to vut on the Executive. and
The two branches IT the Legislature informing
them Of the organization Of that body and cx-
pressing u desire that there should be- harmony
on the part of the existing state Government,
with tie Convention Of the sovereignty Of the
State No expression hy the two branches Of
the Legislature Was necessary m the case be
cause both branches had already recognized the
Convention The Governor, however had been
silent 10 tina, time. His response WINS highly
satisfactory to every one, except few Of his
former intimate friends, who by their position
,o.,la,. prove that the, ART straight out submits
sonis,s Happily, and for the credit NJ Texas,
there are but an insignificant, number Of them.
The Ordinance was passed with much solcm
nifty, and in excellent taste. After the vote was
announced and the consequent thunder ing APP
plausc had ceased number OF ladies II person,
presented To the Convention Lone Star flag
beautifully constructed by their own hands.
Attorney General Flonrnoy. was their spo&e-s
man. aud the response Of the Convention, was
made through John 4 Wharton, Of liruzoria.
Both these gentlemen acquitted Themselves in
the happcst manner. and the Lone star Flag
is now floating over the seat ui the President
of the Couy ulion. Judge Reagan is address
iur ihe Convention from tc speaker, stand
cliu!fug the most noisy endorsement Of bis yea
'imsus from the Convection and 'hraurod
ral,f'o
Con NcPc'- Of South C.roAa Commits
Hotr ros tia- Republic appeared hc'n jit
Convention soon after f'e OrdDulao, was pas,cd.
rr-.utH. A.s cscbntAl. oud made hrfc hlt
hanuy rte1. Whilst lho uru.lauc, vus being
voted ua ,i.. gentleman wa sitting uu tbc l,N
of n.e EaeiJ.a i ..luigc Roberts md ih, Gov.
eruor 100 hs right. II Mas a novel spectacle 10
ind Gcp Houston. and South Carolina thus
near together
Most o( Gen lions'ou's friends | believe,
will sustain secession nj the polls Others OF
them will fight II 10 the bitter end Il becomes
necessary therefore that every one who intends
70 BE- freeman should 90 to the polls and vote
for the ratification. It has been insisted here
by the enemies Of secession, that such people as
did not vote for delegates to the Convention
arc for submission | trust that the people Of
Harrison county, especially will refu,e this slam
der on the 23rd when the question Of ratification
is to be taken The opposition To the Ordinance,
consisting of seven, came from the counties Of
Titus Collin. Lamar and Williamson Titus,
and williamson were divided The Convention
will probably adjourn tomorrow. The legisla-
iure will. | fear, be kept here for ten days long
cr, As events trauspire, ! will write.
Truly Yours
t.. 4. BLANcII
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-02-16
JOHN II, REAGAN,
7. W GRAY,
JOHN d. STEEL,
, W Z. ROGERS,
THOS. J. DEVlNE.
EXECUTIVE DEPAgrasar,
AcsTtS. Jan 3lst 1861

AUSTIN, Jan. 3lst, 1861.
To Msssas. REAGAN, GRAY, RosrRs, STEEL,
AND DEsIsr, COMMITTEE Of Tie Contention:
CssrLsags Tho Executive has bad
the honor to learn at your hands, Il the
passage Of a resolution by the Conven-
ton assembled. expressing desire on
the part of that body to "aot in harmony
with the different departments Of our
State government, upon matters touch
ing our Federal Rola,ions.
Through the action of the Legislature,
3 coordinate department Of the Govern.
ment Of the State Of Texas, the Executive
has received official information that the
Convention assembled has been organ.
scope Of the call under which it's dele
gates were elected the same to be sub.
mitted to the vote Of the people at the
ballot box for their ratification or rcjec-
ton. Not ouly does this action on the
part OF the Legislature commend the
Convention to my consideration but the
high talents and responsibility Of the
delegates composing the same, CON.
mand my respect
lean assure you, gentlemen. that what.
ever will couducc to the welfare Of our
people, will have my warmost and mes;
iervcnt wishes And when the voice Of
the people Of Texas has been declared
through the ballotbox, no citizen will be
more ready TO yield obedience tn its will,
or to risk all in its defense than my.
self Their fate is my fate, their fortune
r. 4 =
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-02-16
Truly 7 ours,
T.. 4. BLANcII.
ArsriN, Feb. |, lsGl

~,
"g f'a' ." - nav h,ie'o'o'c s'h, ne
v'",M ~ 1'r Prvoe,'''nsS h'r' 70 you a'u o,n'',
~ 'a',a''. ""'gn up you "u'J I',,',,u
now N'''e e''o.psihg you aVoP! % u'' pIufi"i''
~ a. ', co'. WY" "'s ''',, way a''I'.ep V!
w 'on ~, =! Wv, VI 'u' y'a, 10 h"l
tou WI" SEE 'itl Wv o'"'"a,o' y r"f'.eu oa,h
- "u P'oP'e' "r 'n'ir '"''noauon '"'' Va,
a.', 500 I'm ,i''i'aun opP.''" ""u '1''' Ivy
cin,ho5 ,,'' - n;,' c'm Wv pur', "',
g.. II ~" ,e".'ol W." '"', p'"' r e. ''
"a a,'I -, ~ ~ - ~, 49, ~ =; ~ W
P,e, "nu uln9e' 10 'lo 'ou'h. ,o Pau"c III ''lc
"a "o ' % nn''io' ,. 'F,' e n,, SUI
oV , '',"o Ia's''n .i''s, an, 'no IN VI '"cI
"o,. p'p,e :" ~ 9oH u'u vi W., "'''
,;on '" ''i ,"iu ~ ;n a' ss,usn. ~ '"i DoIe
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-02-16

WAsmNGroN, Feb 5-Scnator Wigfll.
OF Texas, and others, have tclegraphcd
to Montgomery, urging the appointment
Of Hon. a. IL Stephens as provisional
President Of the southern Confederacy. TO
eonciliate the conservatives.
We have no idea there is a word of
truth in this II is not Mr.. Wigfars
style, unless the atmosphere of Washing.
ton has produced remarkable change
IN his mental organization.
WASHINGTON, Feb. --Attorney.Geno.
raj Black will probably be appointed to
MI the vacancy IN the supreme Court
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-02-16
LATEST NEWS.

10 all the border States were full, ana
confident Of arriving at satisfactory
arrangement 60. -.
ExPresident Tyler, of Virginia, and
the bearer of the peace propositions from
that State, is the President oil the oop'
vention.
This ia all that has transplred up 10
the moment of sending this dispatch
In thc meantime il is reported here 10y
members oi Congress, mcrbers Oh the
Convention and others. that the i.ellng
of the Northern people is strong against
any attcmp, at coercion, aud that II VII,
soon be expressed in some most decided
manner ;.
II is also stated, on authority, IN di'
ploma,ic circles here, that England and
France will never permit the blockade
of Southern ports, even should That oe
decided upon by the coercion party
WAsuSGruN, Feb a An additional
body Of Federal troops arrived IN the
morning train, bringing artillery, arms
and munitions Of wal. =,
The Cabinet is considering the refusal
of the Assistant Treasurer at New Or
leans To- give up the coin and bullion III
the Branch Mint, which amount TO 800
600
WASHINGTON, Feb. 5.-The Virginia
Commissioners assembled here in caucus
last night, when it was definitely deter
,a;nod ,b,, hereafter the sessions Of the
""".an,;nn shopld lac held in secret and
,hn, ,%a a,r,l rights or the southern
80. i, h. Torri,nri.s hereafter nc.
- ,,oro 70 hc considered AS A sae
- t;,tlo ar ma home il entertain a
81 .ny beneficial result from the
T.,..r H. C',,vou,ior
X ,su,ysrox Feb The Convention
',.,..''I ,,Ja,. ~ maxim, Ev presi.
FL i,s prcsijcut aud amounting
,I'. ..,,,I .ei,,rs
rha ,r.c..lir,,, worc onen,a with a
- D. t. Cnrlcr
H. ,1lr,ss,d the corveution +,
1T -, Lairar Lnur se,tir, forth
- ''l.;ac, ~ IT, ,.sc,oil;rc
- l.,;li,.l, s,,,. ,,olc # possihlo of
~ .''.':ile A., s,.ti,roi d;hercrces ~,
~, n",,,,t, ana rc.,oring ,hc Integrity
'' ~, ,.;,L ;r.,;co g. h,,b scc
tons. on basis of unconditional equal
itv. and a guarantee OF the rights of the
sccrding States Upon no other basis
could q reconciliation, and restoration
be effected Upon no other basis would
virginia consent to cooperate TO such
an end
III. ,,..,.l e Ne Tvl.r nadc , ,,ro.
80 . Il ,,I h.. ,..Jlt5i.J
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-02-16

lTWhen the news reached Marshall tina, Tex
as had failed TO follow promptly the glorious OK
ample Of South Carolina, Florida, Alabama,
Mississippi and Louisiana, the Lone Star Flag
vas lowered lroped IN mourning and hung at
hall mast. to express the modification Of our
people at the action Of the Convention.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-02-16

Tug CONCERT The Concert on Tuesday
night. for rhe Episcopal Church was attended
by very respectable audience, but not as many
Turned ont a. we shoald like to have seen. The
singing and instrumental music were excellent
Those who stayed away missed rich treat
Messrs, Franks and Fclers played several fine
pieces admirably. They are by far the finest
nasiciaas We have ever had 10 Marshall. No
entertainment would be, Of course complete
wi,hou, them II the times were not so hard
the house would have been crowded to overflow
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-02-16

MAMMOTH LiyEaY SrAntK.-See the advertise.
mept II Messrs Bell 4 Holmes. They are con.
dieting this well known establishment in man
Nor TO invite custom We wish them success.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-02-16

rD- We are inhibited 10 our very ohliging
young friend Mr. II e. Hyuson, Of the I.
Il Co. for the latest New Orleans papers
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-02-16

NY Ms-rs Peters 4 Pace are keeping ex-
ccllan, beef and deserve TO be encouraged. See
their advertisement.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-02-16

ar We are curious 10 know how the people
Of Harrison county will treat Mr.. Whi'mores
Misrepresentation Of their interests in the Legs
laiure. The overwhelming character Of public
sontimer, in favor Of secession was manifest be
foss he lei, this county for the State capital
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-02-16

Marshall Ills family are still living in l!arri-
son county. a mile or two this side Of Jefferson.
The Judge, we understand, coniemplaies keeping
law Office in each city" after his return from
Austin.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-02-16

~. Messrs q. q Gregg. x Co advertise
family residence one Of the mos, comfortable
and desirable in the place 1t can bc bought
cheap
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-02-16

Huy~ When the colonies dissolved their connec
ton with Great Britain, the fo,io were more me-
uerous .aap the suimasioaias in the Southern
States today. Ia fact it was considcd rcspecia
bic in many sections TO be tory. But the rev
olusion notwithstanding their detection, and the
aid rendered by them. to the enemies Of their
country, proved successful. What was the COZ
d,ions OF these men? They were dsgraeed-
the foul and opprobious name Of tory tainted
them and their blood. even 10 the fourth and
Filth generation. There are men now in the
South who would do well to take warning from
history The contest IN which the Southern
States are engaged is not simply question Of
taxation without representation but it il resis-
lance TO "a government whose avowcd object IL
tho destruction Of slavery, and the consequent III
innate prostraton Of our prosperity, and the SO
eial ard political equality Of the blacks with the
whites. II to he tory 'ie-a sniFsi q 'Sassl
upon NAH, 10 be submissions, now will be
attended with like result, and il would be well
for those who may contemplate voting for sub
mission 10 think Of II before deposi,ing their
votes. Revolutions never go backwards. The
osiinm may attach hot ouly to them bu, to their
ehlldsen's children, and it would be well for some
to reject
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-02-16

nA- The mail on Wednesday night failed to
bring any further intelligence from Austin and
up to this time, Thursday EVENING" none OF our
delegates have reached home. We understand
however, ;ha, Mr. Kelly, OF Rnsk arrived at
Henderson on Tuesday and reports that the
attend the Montgomery Convention Louis T.
Wighll. JOHN Ilemphill, John II Reagan, r n
Waul. John Gregg, W 3 Oldham, and W. B.
ochiirec A stay law for Judgments in Jus
tees Courts has been passed by the legislature
We are no, advised as TO its character or details