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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-03-21

TAyroN Col. SEMINARY.-The Winter
Term Ofthisfourishing Institution closes on
tomorrow, Friday, with public examina-
ion and other exercises. The number of
Students in regular attendance, was lOS,
bsnr handsome increase over the Win
Ter term Of last year. The Spring term is
to commence the first Tuesday in April.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-03-21
SPEC[AL NOTICES

uRANT County OFFICERS.
i,a ; MOORE, sheriff.
IA s0i M ~ JONES, Treasurer
J. " aSccAAADlNG, Clerk Circuit Court.
ET. Nssa9nssLl., Clerk Board Supervisors.
w. NaoD, Cofoper.
A. R pr,e,sst-ofice Address Of ahova T..nca.ter.
l. SWSSnHNELL, Dist. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
..os AiK, Snrveyor--Fenaimore
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-03-21


THIS DELICIOUS TONIC sTIMULANT,
ESPECIALLY designed for the Of the Medie0I
~ Profession and the Family, having superseded the
5o-called aGTs," "Aromatic," Cordial, "Medicated
Schnapps, &C., is endorsed by ell Of the promi-
net physicians, chemists and connoiseurs as possess
ing all Of those rnsic medicinal qualities (tonc and
cia-e'ic) which belong to old and pnre Gin Put
up in bottles and sold by all druggists. grocer
etc. A. d. BlNlNGER = u
Established 1873 Sole Pr ,,netors,
No. IS Bros street, N. Y.
For Sale by d. 8. BARNES * CO., No. Is Park
Row, New York
Our long experience and familiarity with the equire
ments of DRUGeIsrs and our superior business faci-
ties enable us to furnish them with choice Liquors for
medicinal and family nsa-
February 25, 1860. OIL year.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-03-21
POSITIVELY. THE LAST CALI

All persons, without respect to persons. knowing
themselves indebted to me- either by note book
count hereby notified that unless they make
date payment without further dunning, they may
expect q call from the Sheriff, ag | bound to
settle up my business within sixty days. ] wish IL
distinctly understood by all, that have friends TO
reward, enemi 70 punish. in this matter; Il i
money that want, and money must have At once.
JOHN b. CALLS.
Lancaster, January Co. 1861 a3-6w
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-03-21

slsspsss, Olmstead Co., Mimi. Oc-
-Iiasin'esr oerg Co 81 Park w.NewYoyk
s@aly with ta rs used the ersefsnberg EYs LoTIos
eva ehea sasst entire success for iniarna
sssS .ordlar RAIL- recommend 1t to others as
w TAIL. Yonrs my ny case, when everything
sis truiys E. CHAMBERLAIN.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-03-21
TIMBER AND PRAIRIE
Land for Sale.

The subscriber offers for sale lots to suit purchasers
and the most liberal terms to payments and time the
following lands All lying and either side Of the
Military road "a the Town Of Wingvc, Grant County,
Wisconsin
Sec. 4, Town 6, N. Range West--c40 acres.
NJ OF Sec 81, Town 8, N. Range Neat--320 acres.
VIZ ofSec. 10, Town 6, N. Range West--s320 acres
Swl of Sec. ~, Town y, ~. Range Wet--leO acres
E5z ofnwk OF Sec. ~, T. 6, N, K. W.--SO acres.
For particulars inquire Of rhos. j. Green & Co. a..
wingville, A. d. Mills the premises agents FOR
Miles White, baltimore, Md.
The property is situated two miles west Of Wingpille
fairly divided between prairie and timber and per-
fectly adopted for farming These lands located
the hghes parts Of the county but contain several iy
ing springs and water may be had aheo BY digging
Wingrille, June 18th, 1860. lily
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-03-21

LANCASTER NURsERY.-Ail persons,
near by and distant, are referred to the adj
Vertsement of Mr.. GoLDsMIrH, proprietor
Ofthe Lancaster Nurseries. Information
as to his method Of propagating trees has
been often laid before the public, and is at
hacting deserved attention. His trees can
not fail, it seems to us, to make as hardy
and successful fruit bearers as our climate
and soil will admit Of. If these trees fail,
then hopeless indeed must be the whole
prospect of raising apple trees in Wiscon-
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-03-21
no NINE 81
NOTICE TO CoMpBrENr BuILnERs.

+
The building Of school house in district No q iowa
If EIlenboro viii be let TO lheicwest and best bidder,
after the 9th day Of April, 1851 Size Of the house to
be 20 20 feet story et high TO be arcned over
head to be britt stone foundation feet high IS
inches thic let IN the ground two feet ard laid
lime mortar above ground. Is to be baleon frame,
pine siding pine shingles, to be laid or "A TO the
weather. siding be dressed is to be fed between the
studding edgoways up laid in mortar and to Do ceea
up the sides, and paseree overhead To be three WIN
do each side 10 by IL glass Blinds to be made for
the windows House to DO seated with rows Of seats
70 aee the teachers stand The teachers desk 10 be
raised platform inches high. The house to be
we'll painted with White Lead. coats. The writing
desks to be made the top the back Of the seats
To be IL seats only panuei door and lock-
The con. rector Is TO furnish all materials. Sealed
proposals can be handed. to or sent to Harrison Bell
District Clerk, or before toe 9th day OF April 1851
For further particulars enquire Of School Board or
Building Committee
C. B. KEEL, J. CANNuNs treasurer.
G. BRIDGES. s. JOHNSON, Clerk.
e. II. BECKWlrH.
Ellenboro, March 18th, 1861. 4V-WS
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-03-21

MONEY!
want some money from those who me- whose
notes or accounts due, by the lst of March, Some
have promised to pay their accounts by that time
The is deep, take this method OF inform .ng
every man or woman who me. that have q large
sum to pay that day, which mu be satisfied either
with the money BY turning out notes and accounts
which are due me, Don't forget, every Little helps
Debts mnst be paid. or many man is ruinea.
Sincerely, G. LAMS0N.
Bestown, February 81, 1860. 31-Sw
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-03-21

- and md MlLLINERY.-The ladies'
to ID wn' are informed that Mrs MfLLER
p g Roase She Is pre rem rss'1 u s
s, M pfsssns As.tIn styles also, repair and alter
hs,ss. seOnomy l. ashions. Some attention vii IA
~ e work = 'ne use Of trimmings as we'll 4
D. 44tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-03-21
DoRK WANTED FOR CASH.

The subscriber At Lancaster, win pay 10 cash the
highest market price. JACOB NATHAN.
Lancaster, koyombsr 20, 1850. x36
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-03-21

;s'sTsn ,s SsAE AT THIS OFFICE-JUsr RE-
et RcosdS. ny " fosK Justices Doeksts. school
IN snduns, n.,rol Registers, Acct Books, Pocket
saaee '0s sale below former prices 1t lie Her
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-03-21
GTRAY STEEP.

=
Taken M by the subscriber residing lads owned
hy him ia Tafton on the 10th Of Februar 1861, one
black Steer with white spot in the forehs~c, the left
err with crop and underbt, the rlglf ear Win AZ
underbit and slit about years old lN, one req
Heffer 9TH white face and white back. 1bout two
wears old The owner il requested to prove property,
pay charges, ard take said properly. -,r,., S.
r.fto~ rstr,..rv % 1851 37-4ws
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-03-21
FOR SANE.

S~~<@>~c~~~ ~rNr~~~~~~~~S>~><N
MURRAY LANDS FOR SALE.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-03-21

soysmser isi. lssO, Grant County, wi,son.In
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-03-21
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

wish to purchase quantity OF Corn for which i
will pay as fair price the market Will allow 90
delivered at Potos. s.. +. LEWIS.
Potos, March 70th, 1861. 4o-3w
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-03-02

the senator from Mississippi Davis
when he was absent He paid = high
tribute to the merits Of Mr. Davis. and
said II he had been here he would have
replied in monosylables, lord Angus,
thou hast lied" Loud applause ia The
galleries, when. on motion Of Mr.. Chan
dler, after much confusion the galleries
were cleared
Mr., Wigfall proceeded He said they
did not wish 70 make war on anybody
they intended 20 live under just sueh
goverDmet ms they raw IT, SIX 5iafos
have gone ont OF this Union oecgpse
they chose---that was all The- Sad
revoked the former treaty called a Con-
s,tution, but were willing 10 make
another treaty Of amity They had no
fears OF war and they had no fears Of
instruction among negroes An inva-
ding army could not 'aakc much prog.
ress in the South could no, steal he.
gTocs, nor burn up plantations but an
invading army might burn up populon4
towns and manufactures. lie then pro.
ceedcd to argue that the South always
had resources ofplenty Of money in their
cotton--iad mine Of wealth ia i,
The North could not tax broken MANI
iaciurers, and starving operatives You
talk of hlockading our ports. and sup
pose we will keep still all the while. If
blockade is attempted. ii must be an
act Of war and will so be considered
our letters Of marque and rcprisal will
soon destroy Northern commerce any
vessel carrying thirty.threc stars would
be fired on. as carrying the stars which
they had plucked from the flag. as it
would be considered an insult. lie then
read the New York Tribune's notices %.
Mr. Johuson's speech, and contened tina,
the Senator from Tennessee always had
been a Red Republican, and seeking for
popular applause.
/ He compared the men of the revolu.
tion who left the British Gag and fired
on 1t, 10 The men who now are doing the
same. He said the Senator from Tennes
see WAS like the Tories of old. who fol
lowed their iag--a miserable piece Of
bunting, with figures on it--and forgot
liberty. He said the Senator from Ten
ncssee had not attacked he had made q
speech offensive TO the whole South
The subject was postponed till Mon.
day next, and the Senate adjourned
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-03-02
A LARGE FURNITURE STORE.

WEST OF SANDERS 4 SEARS DRUG STORE
OUCH an establishment has tcen long a
- needed in Marshall ana has at length W
been filed by the undersigned, who has just N
received direct from New York. the largest,
handsomest, and mos, complete stock Of choice
Furniture ever brought, tc tins market 1t en-
braces the finest French and plain i}cdstcads.
Bureaus with and wiho: marble tops. cane
and cushioned Chairs cane and cushioned Rock
crs. Sofas, 1e,e-a-,e,es, book and corner Stands
Hat Racks, Wardrohes Lounges Wnsh-s,ands
with wood and marble tops extension and fall.
INK Tables, dressing, centre and card Tables.
with marble tops,
Recolec' that everything eau be found in this
establishment belonging to the furniture line,
from the finest TO the plaines', and from the
highest to the lowest prices. Having purchas.
Cd on favorable terms, this furniture will be sold
remarkably low y. WOLF
Marshall April Il, 1860. 3liy
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-03-02
p1OWS! pl.OWS!!

lust received and for sale as cheap a. 'isy
II can he had anywhcrs for CASH or 'hEoiH
,hr,, hundred genuine Hall \ SrYtr flowa
with points and land sides. This is 'hc best aad
has given more satisfaction than any OTHER Flow
that has been introduced into fnis country. The
castings arr fines and har'Isr. TIC points have
all been chilled and will consequently wear long
or. Thest Flows VIII take the ground better
turn more Of u up 10 i N legs time ana win
more case than any other now 70 NC
q q. GnfGG co.
Mar4hsll inn 20 is6l w' IN
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-03-02

Lord ralmerson, ia recent speech,
said IT any man, twenty years age,
had told me that you would have English
and French troops in fekin, lac would
have been laughed a, as. visionary
That. however, has been accomplished.
and trnst that the accomplishment of
that event will lead to The establishment /
of those permanent relations OF peace
and commerce with China, which will ho
equally advantageous to Europe and to
the remoier parts Of Asia
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-03-02
BEEF MA1xET!

rTNHE undersigned have rented Nr Martins
| establishment, ios the present, and VIII keep
a regular meat msrkc, n, this Old and well Know
stand. They have abou, $500 head Of cattle
running on the prairics and they wish to get sale
ior them For this purpose they have made ar,
rancemcn,s to have then, on hand and in good
order, so as to keep regular supply.
Planters and others. can be furnished with
beef in quantities to suit them, either k'lIei and ,
nronerly dressed, or on foot Their beef will
be Of the very bsst quality
They will also from time to time, Keep Mu'
ton Veal. and Pork. n, their market house, and
solici, the patronage Of Marshall and the sur
rounding country. -
PETERS s PACE.
Marshall, Feb o. SO Elk
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-03-02

T FEEL. my self und,r many obligations to tho
ciiisens Of Marshall and surrounding country,
for their patronage aod will grind their Corn u'a
GOOD Meal for The eighth, in future. ! hope
the Good citizens vii continue IN pa'roeise me
lamps 4 CNlI- Impr's'or
Narsh,il Ian ~. isdi vi W
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-03-02
HOME MADE FURNITURE.

Shop, North Of The Court House
MARSHALL TEXAS.
rTUE undersigned would respectfully 'n'orm
the citizens Of Marshall aud the surrounding
country that he continues TO carry on the
CABINET BUSINESS,
a, hs old stand, North Of the Courthouse. lie
ia prepared to execute all work in his hue III
superior style. and at fair prices. WardrobsS'
Secretaries. Desks, Safes, Wash stands, Bed
s,cais, and other furniture will be kept on hand
or made At short notice. Ills work Is well
known, aud he confidently asks for liberal
share Of patronage. - ,,.,o,,u
reh "a ,en No ~ a.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-03-02
Dcmtistrp.

INHE copa-tnership heretofore existing De.
tween johnson 4 Cobb. has, by mutual
consent been dissolved.
J. II. Johnson embraces this opportunity OF
thanking his friend. of Marshall and the ad.
Joining country, for the liberal patronage ana
confidence given him for the las, two years.
lie can still be found in Mons. Rn'hers nuild
ing when not absent on professional business
Teeth put up on gold plate. from one to inll
set lie IL also permanently settled IN Mar
shall and is responsible Tor all work done by
him.
His services can be obtained by addressing
him by mail.
August | ! 1850.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-03-02
SEARS g. WlTnERSPO0N,
WHOLESALE ANp nsrktt
~ Il GIG : rs.
MARSHALL. TEXAS.
cuTrrSsnps To sASnERs SEARS

Would respectfully announce 10 thu customer.
Of the old firm their fricndl and tie public
generally tina, they hnre on hands and viii be
constantly rcciyire as the trade demands, all
the various articles in their line Of business such
IA vel selected stock Of Drugs Chemicals
Obs Paints, Window Glass Shop mrui,atc OF
all kinds stationery. consisting OF Latter and
Cap paper Blank Books and envelopes &c, all
tn npular Patent Medicines, i'efiumcrIcs. and
hair preparations, Nca &c.
They have also just received a large supply
NJ fresh Garden ~cNis. which are going very
fat, Those wishing Garden Seed had better
apply early. "
SEARS A. WtTUtR-rOt\
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-03-02
Gil A rig ES,

This Line starting from Cinrkvi,e '.'cxm,
connects with Brndhclds stage Al Jom~vlle by
the Southern Pacific Railroad, and thence to
Shreveport, Louisiana, and thor pa'ronsinr IL,
may r,-t assured that shey can he put from
Clarksyille. TeSns to vickshnrg, on the Ms
spsppi, in ForK BAYS AND A HALF,
and viii roaeipe all attention TO their wants and
comfort
~ fn, Wounds Of Baggage allowed to
each rcerngcr One hundred and iifiy pounds
extra baggage will he charged the same ~ one
passenger, and lesser or greater quantity charg'
ol IN the same proportion,
NEsMlTH 4 SHAW. Proptie,ors.
Jefferson July I'D $50.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-03-02

Tar MsoSrRAL CATon roE ls6o.--1hc
Barnsiahle Patrio, states that the returns
received from the varouo fishing ports
in this State, show tat th. whole mum.
her Of barrels Of mackcre caught and
inspected for the year 1870, was about
$50 200. aetvns, oa,2l5 last year
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-03-02
GREAT BRITAIN AND the SOUTHERN RE
lUDLiC

The Black Reputlinas papers are max.
ing light of some very sensible observa-
tons Of n Toronto Canada paper. in re.
gard 10 the necessity which Great Briiinn
will lie under OF promptly recognizing the
southern Republic. They are evidently
Disguised at the idea. and in the violence
Of their insanity, forge, win, all wei
, informed people ought To know, that
John Bull is one If the most practical
and sensible Of human beings. and is as
fond II the seeu' Of his bread and butter
as any other biprd in natural history.
The idea of his giving the cold SHOULDER
az turning np his Jolly snuh nose 10 the
community which furnishes him with the
material ior a large portion Of his G. m.
merec, and gives employment 70 five
millions Of his people, is one Of the most
prtpostcroas that ever entered the brain
OF a deladed people.
4 very sensible and practical member
Of onr Convention now ia session, illus.
traied this idea very happily in side
bar speech Referring 10 araiher sncet
ing alusion Of one Of the orators who
opposed secession TO the figure which u
Cotton Republic would cut a. road. when
applying fer the recognition Of it's ma.
t'onality he suppesc5 ,b,t Tho .mh,.
sadn,s os these prnublics nrcsen,ed
themselves before Lord Painerston, eacll
claiming recognition ns ais,i,1, ra
tiGnali'y FIRST would come the repre-.
sentative oi New England aud 'ho North
His Lordship would inquire VIA, were
the chief productions Of said Republic
Tie answer would he. cation man.,f,c.
,nrcs Sims d,ied fsh ana I'D,
clpcksn aW.u sir Liz ra,asb;,,
woulJ say readily "w. p,od,,ee ~ .fasa
things ourselves ard vn, .;ll h,,a -
wai, a b,,lc wbilc
Then would Gene Inc rcnre.e,,.,;v.
OF he great Northwest What do you
produce Z what have you to sell OF OK.
change with US quoth his Lordship
Any quantity Of corn, wheat, -four, and
nars ~oasd he the ready reply Of the
fconcr Emhas.aaor Well, hest
tas'ngly and 'neai'a'ivcly the long headed
Niscount would answer, "we raise ali
those things onr-e Ives, and get them,
whenever we are short, from more aces
larry !, I,,lc wlilc an,.;Ja ~, Iii
consider vonr a,.li-at;1v, Ny, nod
es,ly ba, na,Gessly ~. erhasaJnr
=, ~ c,..o,, p...,,,, ss,s
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-03-02
TEXAS REPUBLICAN.
ONLY TWO DOLLARS AND I HALr A YEAR.
Il. W. Lou FRY,
nprr~s AND PROPRIETOR.


THE TEXAS REPUBLICAN Is issned weekly AZ
rWO DOLLARS AND \ HALf per nnnnm " paid
IN advance " paid within six months Ihtec i,pats
- n,yma,, no DELAYED until after the six months the
prlco vili he Fnnr Dollars. Single copies One Dune
Alvcrtiscmcn,s At ~ per square OF ten lines or less
and so cents per square for every subsequent Insertion
ijher,l discount made for yearly advertisements
announcement Of candidates, Ten Dollars
Twelve per cent will be charged On Advertisements
no, paid in advance. nth,
Al obituary notices over one sgnare, will he charged
Advertisements.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-03-02

Prince Alfred ia on visi. to the En-
clish ambassador at Paris. He appears
Ia the streets in the Highland costume,
aud walk. so fast that the wayfarcrs
gaze after him as after some phantom.
This costume leaves the knees and thighs
bare. Il is very picturesque one
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-03-02

The population Of Missouri. sscosbina
to the consns Of laAl ysar. 10. Whit
l ,O56 S3s slaves ll2.56s; irsa peseQns
Of color 5000 The population ~ 40
was. whites as2, 900 slavcv seseoe
tree col.scsl 1tsNn se.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-03-02
STOVES. SrOYI.S.!

lust recciv~l, a very large supply ot Pa'loF
- Office. and Cooking Slows. OF every Va
ricly and pattern. They can be bought 81 ih'
very loves, 6guros, $780,.
'. n. NNN llook
Marshall Feb .. i-Gl M
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-03-02
70 the Ladies,

We would say, Soda, Cream Tartar, Fancy
Soaps. Starch, Bluing, and the Spices are on
hand and for sale and the Humming Bird, X ss
Me-Sweetly, and I.ubins Handkerchief Extracts
we have no doub, will be exhibited with pleas
urc, by our young friend NJ who is always
pleased to sec the ladies. Don't forget tina, We
have Spaulding's Cline ilo-'ctters and Buvions
Bitters, Cephaic or Headache Pills, and many
Of the most approved Patent Medicines.
White Lead, Linsccd and Lard Oils. are
strckly CASH
We invite our friends and the public to give
us a call Everything in store il iresh and Of
the very best quality, and will lie sold upon the
mos, reasonable terms.
MARSHALL, Feb. ., 1851 n20-y
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-03-02

FROM MARSHALL TO JEFFERSON DANGER
FIELD, MOUNT pleasant, AND CLAkks-
WILLIE
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-03-02
VERY Particular Notice.
T.. L.. 'rNlC II EN

haze removed from Marshall 10 Jefferson for the
parposr and In VI. hope II finding more business.
! take this oocasiop II rendering my thanks TO my
friends aud customer 10 Marshall She former thank
for their personal kindness ;he latter for their pa
ronagc,
The watchc. ard Icwciry 10 my possession for re-
pairs were left IN charge oi 81 Pollock, who viii DE-.
liver them 90 the owners on demand
An work done by me IN Marshall which does not
perform well aud al! jewclry sold which does net
hold good As represented can be seu to me at leaof
son wher, will chccrfully tulhll all my contfsrts
T. l., TRlCkEN
Ieserson Nov Is l-e0 nlO.N
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-03-02
FRESH DRUGS!

Il. LANCASTER < CO. are now re-
81. ceiving, direc, from New Orleans, nm add
,ional supply Of Fresh and Pure Drugs, Meii-
ciaes, Pa:nts, Oils, Fancy Good, Perfamcry &c
They keep constantly on hand all articles usu-
ally KEEP, in their line few of which they would
call special attention to spch us Paregorc
Iandanum, Castor, Sweet, Lard. Train, and Lin
seed Oils; Sulphur, Cayenne Pepper, Snlph
Quinine, Morphine, Strychnia, Salccinc Piper
ne, BIN Mass, Calomel, Ipecac, and Opium
The various preparations Of Iron, loddes and
Magnesia, and Extrnc,s for Culinary, Toilet and
Medicinal purposcs
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-03-02

RruAkKARLE FAcr.--Rcv. NJ. Warren.
Of the Bap,ist Church In ts.is city. IN bis
sermon last Sunday, stated that negro
preacher in Georgia, one who hAd bern
trained by his master TO assist him in
his Law ollcc. had written wurh n Dc.
fense Of Africaa slavery, whsch was nsw
in course Of publication 10 Atleals.-~Ags-
ION 7atyysSa
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-02-07

Gentle Appeals of No .arail.-The
Covington Ky Journal, a very
able paper, has NO confidence in
gentle appeals to the North. 1t
evidently believes, that it is time
for the South to try "what viltue
there is in stones. It says:
II is sad mistake ito underrate
the strength Of an enemy, or mis-
calculate his resources and purposes.
1t is much better to look the facts
in the face. Gentle appeals for
justice, the granting Of which would
cast some element of strength, might
be made Of party entrenched as is
the Republican until the crack of
doom, without a favorable response.