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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-07-20

Owing to the unprecedented scarcity OF for
age through this section Of country, aud the high
prices therefor, the Proprietors Of this Line
deem !, absolutely essential 20 protect their own
~ we'll ~ the interest OF the Government, in
the Post Once Dcpsr'mcnt, to raise the price
Of faro on This line.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-07-20

MAKE the most approved stitch that huuas iosn,.,A.
has ever invented Il bsins the nest uni(uynslv ~
same on both sides Of the fabric asd shssv + = ~
ger room fof cav ~ nine seatha VI ~ CioeAs ~
shoes sold In New Orleans " asde % thess nsckess
snd they sre used In preference " al otAsn ~,
fair trial, In the largest and most fasAtoaahk D.ses
making establishments In New Oreans.
They are used at all the large Hotes In Nsv Os,uea
and at the principal Boarding Houses slss, b is1N
drrds cf private families, asd have give Usiveg1si
satisfaction.
The public will bear In mind that Singers NseAt.s.
are sold upon trial II desired with any 49, III ~
ct machines. and in the trials that have beea nelp =
this city IN nineteen cAses out II twesty tAey IN
been kept and the other returned.
The price Of Singers Sewing Maehiess ~ hsss
GREATLY REDUCED,
and the best Machine 10 cnly sio0, ~ ~ ssA,n
IRON .,x TO twelve dollars with end loek, ~
WALTER BENNETT. AssesS.
III Canal S., HsW Osiaoaa
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-07-20
FOREST TR1.WEEkLT
NAIL STAG Il Ii Me-,

FROM MARSHALL. TO JEFFERSON, DAIN'ER'
FIELD, MOUNT PLEASANT, AND CLARKs-
WILLIE.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-07-20
= I n " 4 i \,

Z EEP constantly on hand large stock OF Cooking
n and Heating Stoves, Of every variety Of pat.
terms. sole Agents fer the sale Of the celebrated
EcGN0NISM COOKING STOVE RILEYS FLY
TRAP, wINsHiPA sELP.yENriLATfNG RE-.
FhlGERAToR. the CREOLE COFFEE POT, Ar.
THURS SELF SEALING CANS aud JARS.
March 30, isGD. n1g.v
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-07-20
Writing and Wrapping Paper.
staple MMd Fancy Stationery

Cutlery, Perfuaery aud Fancy Gssls,
At Wholesale, upon the most favorable tssns
BLANK BOOKS,
Of every description on hand and nass y oedsr
Of the shortest notice.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-07-20
BUY AND SELl e00DS CHEAP

BUY AND SELL GOODS Che ZAP !!
lie promises TO keep always on hand Larry,
and handsome stock Of g6ols. suitable for this
market.
CHEAPER, FINER, AND NICER,
than ever before brought TO this place.
lie will also show more heroism than the
small man" and grand conqueror, H. Shwsrtx,
whose fame A. seller Of cheap and fine goods
will bc entirely lost aud forg ot,en in the course
OF Essv months His successor will sell goods
cheapc, than he ever could do.
Therefore, ladies and gentlemen, il you do
sire to secure
GREAT BARGAINS.
yon will avail yourselves without delay Of the
invitation to call at Mr.. A. IIocbs store, see
price, and buy. lie sells
EXCLUSIVELY FUR CASH!
Tie has arranged his business entirely on the
Cash system. and will have nothing 10 do with
credit. The grcatcst bargains can be had, but
only Tor cash Recoect that lie buys for
cash; knows how 10 buy; and cells Tor cash. He
wants but . small, very small, very ANAL profit.
Consequently his goods are
SOLID VENY I.OWis
Cali aud see for yourselves.
Marshall, March2 2, 1861. n2l;y
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-07-20
SCWOOV. MOCHA.

MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS AND CHHAI
PUBLICATIONS.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-12

Dsuo0s An - IovA:-Yea ass requested n
NET 10 ySss Aasoaa Csavsatise tAls ysas usdsi
Rsssl':s s,.:s..sacsas y z - ss':ly !: =.
y ssAs sogaisssse ~ tsaaspirsg svssta, affecting
che integrity d The Unies asd he Coastitutioa-
81 siahes 80 Li6esey - ~ A0sstoan po1pso. v
~ ssned rseelii0a which has ssssosd the
o ss~ .s, & 5: s
vress tAese 1esss: y fases nm Ne Uaioa viii
visv * sstsblishisg $50 Osassdssasy.
While ohe integrity = The Uniso 10 thus uss.
eoed q the Sou b, The Federal Ooaseisutiea ID
bssus aslliosd, The Federal 0evesansat snkvsstsd
ss1 The pessosal liberties q he psspis sndaa.
peses y sssessivs iasssissesiss = NE Govern.
n:nt who not osiy sssuoe Ne ssssssss d extra
esaiaAsy ass ~ sasiys peves unwassantsd By
taw. eus Who cleo assseaae The fsnssiGoe Of Gov.
esnaslt invested By the Constisutisa u the 90
osdiaAts sad iadspss y % bnoohes of The Fsde-
raj eSs~srauent, ana Who ~ : sesseeh Or over
unkaeva "a The Coastisasics have subjectsd the
Judtssal ssepsstuent Of The HOvsrnmsnt 20 . des-
poti-m Of Miits,y foros.
Ste uadss suca oissumstascss o. impcedsee
danger, invoking slike the Union Of these Ssstes
Coossitnt tonsI Governpest and the liberties ot
the peoric that the Democracy Of Iowa ere re-
Qwssssd "a meet in Convention ~ Deeuoines on
tho 10th day Of July next to the Like such cotton
on the state of the Union and for the security
and prsssclion o. tho liberties OF the PEOPLE "a
my be ,esmsd best 10 pssssrve tie Union In it,
intssrsty and the rights Of the people from sub.
lection 70 arbitrAry lower.
Also 70 nomin to Candidates fov the olacss OF
Governor, LisGtensnt Governor and Judge Of the
Supreme ,'oart Of lows, and " perform such
other duties ~ may to the Convention .sea good
for the we'll being Of tho country and Of the pso-
ple.
The appointment OF Delegates will be 'sed up-
on the democratic vote cat fos the Dem VIC
Candi late for Governor 10 1859. giAing to each
county Delegate IN Convention tor every one
hundred uf such votes cast IN su,h county, and
Tor = fraction oil huadrcd votss above stay anoth
o. delegate.
Coun les which did not poll moro than frac.
ton of . hundred Democratic votss viii be emit
lied 10 one elegste.
Voting by proxy 10 hidden by . vote Of former
Conventions.
The Convection will be called to order st ter
o'clock A. n. Of the day designated fer IL meet
ing.
County Com nittees are requested 70 call
Democratic 'oun' y Convention forthwith for tn,
pnrp,se OF securing full and iais representation
Of the Dem racy tho State Convention /; and
II 10 earnestly suggested that Deleg ties be select
cd Win refe ence the probability OF their will
ingness ana ability TO be in attendance.
by order Of the state xecutise omrittce,
ID. A. MAHONY,
Chairman Pro tenn
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-12

A good anecdote is told upon Lord
Lyon, the English minister resideu: in
" as'''ngton. Promenading with :
beautiful American woman few even.
'ngs ago. at the reception Of one Of the
cabinet siaistsrs, he remarked upon
the splendor Of her dress, which vas :
e : blue silk brilliantly spangled.
net observe" he said, that you
display thisty-6ve STAN instead Of thirty
'o'!-one too naay.7 *Oh, no, ny
:. .o'o' said the fair pstriot +. The sddi.
taoaal ear i Qlepas r. ~ e
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-12

At the head OF this column will be
found a call issued by the Chairman
pro tenn. OF the State Executive Commit
tee, for the holding Of Democratic
State Convention At Des MONIES, on the
10 b day Of July next, for the purpose
OF making nominations for the office q
Governor, 1t. Governor and Judge OF
the Supreme Court. The time for
holding the Convention has been wisely
named At an early day, aud We trust
that the Democracy Of every organized
county in the State will act promptly and
energetically, and select such delegates
As viii attend the Convention aud 10 il
use their influence for the good Of the
country. Now is the time for the De-
mocrasy Of Iowa to act :. now j. the
time to put forth their unit9u and per-
slstent efforts as lovers OF their country,
as individuals, and AS an organization,
to place such men IN office rs will do
their duty-their whole duty to the
State, to the country and TO those who
labor for the country, aud We may here
sdd-foI those who pot and war against
II. The Democracy of Iowa lave a
sacred duty to perform; let them come
up manfuliy, fearlessly and unitealy to
the work. The Union and the Consli-
tuition are at stake. BY the nnhallow ed
ard beattless machlnatlon OF sectional
politicians, by their inordinate longing
after powc', hy unpriDcipled intriguing
and base scheming of men who had not
the love Of country at heart, this de.
porable state OF affairs has been brought
about. Let the Democracy of Iowa
strike hands with their brethren else.
where, and put their shoulders TO the
work to the end that our loved country
and her blood bought institutions NAV
not perish. Let the Democratic party
now, As heretofore, arise and as brethren
sworn by the most solemn oaths, declare.
as with one voice, for OUR COUNTRY.
Traitors assai our homes let them not
prevail treason stalks forth in tho land
let its monster head be discovered from
It's ioathsome carcass, and let the coun.
sells OF patriotism stand 10 the ascendant.
1t Is a time of great danger; the
country demands and must receive the
nearly cooperation OF it's friends. Let
every Democratic newspaper in tie
State urge with the deepest enthusiasm
the necessity OF complete and thorough
Representations at the coming Convention.
We feel that there will be, and we trust
We may not be mistaken.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-12

MORE MINISTERIAL T.oUBlE,-Har-
Wy, Minister to Portugal, has been dis
cove'ed to be in traitorous completely
With the South, and will be ordered
home. burlingame ia not liked and has
been refused recognition at the Austrian
court, and now We are told that Carl
''n''z' the paid stumper for Lincoln, is
mol wanted at Madrid. Times are sadly
.1' u JOINT. No body is going to blame
~ s eour' OF Spain for not receiving
'ns' man. When tie U aited States have
not got good men enough to send abroad
.ho are not personally obnoxious to the
european powers, then there v;,l ha
time enough to send such men =. o.,
Schurx.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-12

TIE San Francisco Herad of N.
10Th ult., says the grain and hay cron,
promise remarkably we'll iu al nor.
t'ons OF the State, except where the
NJ q has drowned them oat. The graf,
has begun to head ont in the coas,
Valleys 10 the Sacramento valley the
hay crop vas ont 81 by the food.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-12

Ex-SEcRErARY Of State, Black, who
has returned from w heallaod, says that
ex-Presideot b lcbauan is slowly rccov-
ering from his severe sickness.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-12

~ouN0 IA DxD0

<oUNo IA DE- =
The SSstsrs - Charity
TAKE PLEASURE IN NOTIFYING THE
4 pael's thAt bsyins. for The dms being, ~.
Aovsd The Aeadeny, lo6nssiv knowH - the
Aesds1y u lnnaruiets lesssptiss,
tsae1 ase eew. lsDea1 = ~ DsG - ~ eesDse q
stsvoaeA - le&'3aiso Ouopesv lsaveapsgk vhegs
ehey ~ pesearea q esecive 6aas1en al ee)eee
~ .sha1ans - uhoo the0 Willeo-1e ~ bgaashos
seseuy aasieadis apsf6 sdaaatiea -
sss:ss Ny xAieA1sr NAH. !.
0DsA10l * 80 Y =. DoUpgG AeUa.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-12
SPECIAL NOTICES.

THEY OF ZEN D9CgSvg Themselves.
In buying . Sewing Machine for Family uss, it Is
the common practice Of purchases to deceive
themselves with the idea that in Family they
need Machine for tight ssOrk only; now q gocd
Aackise soiN last sesrs, and there sre very many
occasions, each twelve month, when > rashine
doing coarse. heavy work. il exceedingly desirable
in household--if The Machine capable Of Iiyhs
.sosk only, has been bought, and the heavy work
is put upon IT, the Machine gives out. trouble fol-
lows trouble, and the Sewing Machine gets into
disreputs in tie house and neighbcrhood. Where
is the fault bat In the fact that strong snd dars
BILE enough Machine was not bought the price
in the purchase had more than it, proper in6u-
ence, the durability Of the Machine Was too little
thought Of. And then should occssion or conven-
enee require the sale Of the Machine, the one for
general work will always command the readisst
sale. The I.add, Webster / 20. Machines, are
.dapted to Ill kinds Of work, and are really the
most desirable Machine in market. Makes the
stitch alike on both sides Cook, Stone / Co.,
chicAgo,are the North W ostern Agents.-0Aieago
Times. imy12-dAwlm
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-12

1afses s!aee eaasxsd - The rat, Of a. 40 10,
oaeh AS1 u ~ sqoars. F'V ~
- - hslf sqsasss tvs-tAisas q M .Aov.
Bssisss Casds sos = sssssa l,.ss, 90 % =,
Fossash shasgs - additional charge ., ,s cent.
pes square will y 0a1e.
Lazy eats shasged dssbls The ssne dins.si,.s
Ysssly sAssstisiag ssstssets will be under..ood
apply strictly 70 ths Immediate busirsse 81 he
advestises sid ~ other advestisoDeuts sent n 81
the edvsstSsss viii y charged extra.
Advertisements not accon pauieu With instrpc
sio1a wt - Inserted smith forbid, and charged &C
eordingiy.
Editorial aotiess cAssged for at the rate Of Is
ceees per line, o. e8ht words, end special notices
- u cents pr line, 50 cent? line rer veeh-
Ali notice. Tor religious and benevolent ms.
posss = any ttsd whatsoever, Gf ordinary length
except single annoaheen snfs Of marrisses 80
deaths, changed % cents per insertion.
Advertisements ffoD abroad must Be- naid fo,
;ass' sahly IN sdsesss, unlsss from approvsd
Af: s.:,.,.. ..
the c2slon Of advertisss, they psying 90 advance
meat Of = pr eeat. on the contract prioe.
Adversiseneuts inserted next TO resdins matta,
50 per cent advance on the above ratee. Ana ksnt
% htor - Dasss, IS Per cent advance on resuls,
rates.
Alltraasisst advsstissnsnts mast b ps,d for ia
advance. y
Advsstissnsnts inserted IN weekly On rsssous
bic terms.
RICHARDSON, WEST I co.
SANDERS BRO.
J.. 4. DA DORF co.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-12

JAMS WA1soH Wsss, Who reflsed
! .As On nis'ioa % Turkey. has accepted The
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-12

THls il poor time for emigrants 70
come TO this country. Many Of those
who recently arrived at Boston in the
Galway steamer Parans, returned in the
same boat.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-12

DIR. BELL, formally Surgeon in the United
States Army, gives the following opinion Of Hos.
letters Bitters:
SPRIN6vIRLD, ILL.,, April II, 1856.
Seine months since, while recovering from an
attack Of Remittent Fever, Was requested to try
Elostetters Bitters, article pecunarily suit
cd to the condition Of csnvalcscenis from fcser
1t is but simple justice TO say that it restored the
powers of my digestive organs, and at the same
time kept my bowels gently open. have no hes
itancy in saying that, hitherto, in using it in my
practice, it has, in every case, where ! have or
lered it, acted like . charm. In thus speaking
freely Of it, far from puf patent medicine, an
article it by NO means claims to be.
SANFORD BELL, N. D.
Sold by druggists and dealer, generally every
where. lmy3.-d4wlm
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-12

CaicAeo T,Ass. HThis p.psr Is no.
Owned and y uldsS the control Of Vii.
Der +. Story, late Of tho Detroit Fvsl
Frees. M. Story STARTS % With vigor,
and gives the public to uadsrstand thu,
be intends to act we'll bis part. W.
wish the zssses abundant success under
ita new management.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-12

S6k5lI1 0Dt1IIk-Js - 49,
~ 'ssqstsd ~ oK'Yseesp9'
vAoss sxsssd - fv1Ass q
.ssr 4 lia~ MI ~ ire. +
fsmi!i i - - bee = thsis sD6sssk;
Of irankisg their own lstsssa Thsi'
pay y s.sll. ed The htsls favor bed
better b. extended r then than, TO 70
tam e for n. c. vho ltank tot them
selves and everybody else.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-12

IIessihS such combinations, it knows no
State boundaries-no state sovereignty.
Again the Chief Justice says in Civ
ing the opinion OF the Supreme C.ur:
q How y "unqucstionably q State
NAV use military power to put down an
armed lnsnrrection too strong to be con.
.rolIed by civil authority. Tbs power
" essential to the existence of eyerv
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 10 the preserva.
t'on OF order and free Institute us. and
70 Is necessary to the States Of the
Union. The State itself must deter
mine the degree CT force the crisis de.
mands.' "'
II TINS decision is correct, has not the
general government the constitutional
:. .S.norlty to preserve it's integrity BY
sne same power Is it true. that =
o'a'e-dport Of the Union-msv resort
20 arms 70 defend it's governments from
domestic violence and overthro~
the Union itself be sho of ~. 81; a
site constitutional power to nrsso-.a =.
integrity aud existencer l. l. no.s,h'e 10
that part possesses more rs.sn,;s,
powers that the whole !? Such 49,
me law nor the dictate Of re..o.
hence We conclude that the general
government does possess ample cons,;
'uaonal power to bring into reuu;s;,;o.
:" 2, Its military force to suppress.
, ..me1 Combinations seeking its distruo.
you, oo"ever formidable may he the,,
Lsn'.ode and free, and tbs. Conpr. -
i've through these acts, conferred snch
Po.eI On the President Of the United
Again another question .r;.e.-;,
vast manner ase The military torces.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-12
'DE00CkAT . NEWS
aOu 8DsOs - - 4 -.
no =. cAnSsusm.

o~---
" - sn1essagasd sAsss = NE followise
191nS o. sUD8C1iPTJOHs
DAnY.-131 eess pr wssk p y ahls - carriers.
~ - pes9reoepleris~1 os,se ~ aassa
WsnGlv.-es,eo " snaan, IN aavasss.
TERMS OF ADvHkTlSIuG IN DAILY.
HssoUAlB ~ BIvS IIrps On o..
IMCu In 0HA08.
~ ~ 4.ssss1 n @tst QneaseaAyzs Is oo
Two day1, I @ 6lx vooka & 90
Thrse days l1Si Two neetkaA ! G
keW 1eys, f8 4 6e fhr.e T-1Xa ! =
I've dsys, Isl -, -o~sSs =
o. Oesk. g S;.-sr a n.
1vs Wooks, - ~
1Aroe Wssks, { q -. ..s .. "a
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-12

sv4M UVs6N0.
Nov Is tue TINE 70 LAT IN WOOf
IN fsr vinssE ass. We hsys dry kisdIiag -
at - - pr cord. ard gFess wood q 81 81 -
Oss6e.
Qsisk = - vin ~ tso late.
jy3l-dtn FkkNCH = DAvIS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-09

FRON WASpTNcroN


WASHINGTON March She President has accented
the resignation OF AdJatant General Cooper aud Assist
ant Adjatsnt General Withers
The report Is prevalent that Quarter Master General
Johnston, OF Va Is about resign but he said this
morning that the occasion for such had yet
arrived.
The resignation of Col Cooper has occasioned gener-
a regret DE was appointed from and is a rative of
New York.
Souiherner are making overtures 10 some Of the best
officers in the service IL is known that certain officers
OF the army here have been rendered lucrative appoint
msn under the Government of the Confederate States.
Charles Jones' late Of the Registers office in the Trea-
surY Department, has left for Montgomery to take a
place under tina. Government
The large crowd at the office Of the Secretary Of State
this morning. were much disappointed at the absence of
Mr.. Seward, who detained at home BY physical in-
disposition.
Col Lorenzo Thomas has been appointed A5jutant
General, in place Of Col Cooper
Secretary Seward is quite unwell today
No official communication has vet been had between
the Commissioners from the Confederate States and the
President
E1-SseretaIy Floyd has published reply to the re-
post the committee OF the House Of Representatives
duplicating him in the embezzemeut Of the Indian Trust
bonds. He alleges that bis aeceptances merely in
anticipation OF the earnings Of the Transportation Com
pany; that only 100000 Of the accepauccs out
standing and that if the Government will permit the
earnings of the present year 20 be applied TO that pur
pose this will be hquidated without resorng
the property of the Company already assigned for that
purpose.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-09
PROCEEDINGS or TIE SENATE.

PROCEEDINGS OF THE SENATE.
WASHINGTON, March S.-Mr. Foster offered the follow
ing resolution:
Whersos, Ar WigiAl has declared in debate that he
Foreigner, and owes allegiance Texas and For
egn Government aud not to the United States there
fore
ResOlvsd, That he be expelled from the Senate.
DIR. Ctngman offered as a substitute the following:
Resolved That Texas is longer OF the United
States, she is entitled Representative the floor
OF the Senate
NJ. Wigial being absent no action was taken.
The Senate went into Executive session. during which
y. b. Judd was confirmed az Minister to Berlin.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-09

NJ. JsSNY HtsaT, the former favorite dIHssUss Of
,o,,v men with delicate mustacbos in this city, has
.b,rming the LouiSyilliarS during the past winter.
i,,, Of he Journal ia notice OF Ler benefit, which
So, one night last week, iutimates that "the hot
-, iii ave 10 be rans4cked Tor horsl tributes and
sore, visited for new white kids 60 grace the
.,5 wsgers all be possesses that Mss Jenny viii have
,s,roer by way Of encouragement aud recognition Of
a,f..sional charms"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-09

.,-To FL.s-The stars aad stripes raised by
- E,eress mes, in Jefferson Ward, last Octo-
DE D." h,ulsd down yesterday, from the lofty pole
ssr Sse I'm near the Vegetable Market; and about
sTselso NJ in pursuance Of public notice. large
4oeooH' ,ous crowd assembled to witness the eere-
snd .S,ing Palmetto flag" in the place OF the
poay 'So.nsled Banner" Previously, Smiths band
"snr Avn Vain street. in full blast, to draw atten-
event When the Ss band amid ' Ss s5s Ss Of S'1 Sy
Anos f.sept sent aloft white flag, upon which was
nAS<ss Palmetto tree, encirced bya rattle-snake.-
Pnn IN keeping with the occasion, were then deliver
Ss'Si essrs Bes. Douglas, w tOrdon, Wm. New
ed -. Young and Thos T. CroPper after which the
toa 's,ejed oy the band, repaired 20 the Exchange
eroaS 60, the steps Of which they were addressed by
He's IbsI of jefferson; and thence to the Spots
sod House where Hon jeremiah Morton, Mr. ThOS L
IeoF yr N : remarks, the flag Of the southern Con-
~ 'cy EDs displayed from one of the windows Of the
Eel 49, add q cited loud cheering.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-09

oS ras LINK AGAIN.-Tne safe and comfortable steam
All, Roanoke. Capt. Couch, having undergone thorough
-, i. again on the line, making three ships a
-l.-b pos p,y regularly between New York aud Rich
- These vessels age 50 well known TO the travelling
80 IS well AS 10 merchants and shippers, tia. are
800 the necessity Of enhrging upou their merits az
~. rns. During period Of ten years or more, not a
., LIE has oeeu lost nor has a pound Of cargo been
.-,.1 overheard. What other line can say As much +.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-09
FROY NEW ORLEANS-TEXAS-PE &c.

FkON NEW NS-TtNAS-FENSAUOLA, &c.
Nav ORLEANS March S.-The Inaugural is generally
regarded here "a a declaration OF
The Legislature have passed resolutions appaudng the
course Of Gen. Twiggs.
/, Is reported that Fort Brown has surrendered
Adyces from Pensacola state that Lieut.. Slemmer ia
rasag sand battery 70 the East OF Fort Pickeus The
wood aad sand batteries opposite Warrington Navy Yard
are progressing.
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,,-.v r1Sx-Seuator wiglal said in the Senate re-
emily that he would rather keep railroad hotel and
ssbaked bread pies, meat and rye coffee at twenty
H - han be President Of the United States. The
ave S,s,tor wi probably pass through Richmond, in
l,A~ avs on his way home, and il he does, win no
-. be .serenaded' for speech. He can tHeu eX-
io' himself more fully in regard to the Presidency
I.roI,ia the qualifications requisite for keeping