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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-10
MISCELLANEOUS.
A LyIN LLOYDS
"A ALVIN IIOYDs
SOUTHERN STEAMBOAT AND RAILROAD aUIDE
SOUTHERN STEAMBOAT AND RAILROAD GUIDK
FOR JANUARY Is OUT.
FOR SANITARY rs OUT
MISCELLANEOUS.
From the January edition of the Guide.
TO SOUTHERN MERCHANTS.
ANTI SOUTHERN MERCHANTS IN NEW YORK

Our Southern friends should not be hasty censung
"LOyds southern Steamboat and Railroad Guide
publishing the Of those New York merchants
rich by deceving the South In regard their
views on the slavery question We receiving hundreds
letters weekly from Southern demanding that point
merchants for their trade We have been act engaged
the past two months In collecting all the Information
guide Southern merchants when making their
in NV York. to prevent black republican housess
from deriving dollar benefit from Southern capital This
duty that to the South. In the number Feb
rusrl shall have perfected list Of reyub
houses who have been selling the South and eapng
harvsah yet IN every instance voting against the
Heuth, We have been very careful 10 making out
THIS lst NAT We do not ths of friends
This has stoned the delay which CORES
pondents bitterly complain. We could have thrown
black and white list 10 the South similar n the blackma
Ing sheets merely for the of gain but preferred
taking sufficient time TO hunt up and look the
dents OF evely firm In New York city that readers
all apologies and corrections after the list appears
TO OUR SOUTHERN MERCHANTS WHO WISH THE
LIST IN CIRCULAR FORM, WE WOULD SAY THAT
WE HAVE MADL ARRANGEMENTS FOR STRIKING
orr HEAVY EDITION, AND WILL SUPPLY them az
TN THOUSAND for TEN DOLLARS already enveloped
ready for mailing The CIRCULARS we are PUTTING AT
ACTUAL COST Send on your orders at once
TO OUR SOUTHERN MERCHANTS WHO WISH TsE
LIST n CIRCULAR FORM. We WOULD SAY THAI
OFF HEAVY EDITION, AND WILL SUPPLY them Al
The rate OF '.ONE DOLLAR PER THOUSAND or WBN-
Tf THOUSAND for TEN DOLLARS" already developed
ready for mailing. The CIRCULARS we PUTTING AT
ACTUAL COST send on your orders at once
w ALVIN LLOYD
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Epistoary circumstances against Camerons appoint
ment continue pour in from all parts of the country
Their tenor shows that is looked upon discredtiug
the incoming administration in the eyes Of the rcpubl
party.
The President elect has given out that he will pay no
attention TO petitions and recommendations for inferior
appointments previous to his Inauguration
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W. ALVIN LLOYD,
tsut.liaHnr Noxv 4

AT WIN. EvERDgLLs SONS WEDDING CARDS Ann
~ Envelopes OF The latest styles l Fulton street New
York. EstAblished
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FoRr hKA<NkY, Jan, q 1851,
The pony express passed here about eleven O'Clock
last night, bringing the following summary Of news
-SA~ FRastTsco Dec 2o--34op
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r FyERDELL's OLD STORE, NO sW BROADWAY
"A Wedding Cards, &c. See the Ribbon Knot fsa
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-06-27
D.. p. L. BALDY

Again offers his services, Ito the inhabi-
tante Of Toledo, and vicinity,) - Practice
ing Physician and Obstetrician,
Special attention given to Diseases Of Fe
males and Children.
Chronic diseases will receive special atten
tion.
Those whose fears have been excited agains
thsexcessive use Of Calomcl, or Mercury, in
any torm-Nay rest assured they will receieve
no injury-during treatment.
Every person will b. expected 10 settle thoir
indebtedness every
SIX AONTHN, By CASH, PRO
DUCE or NOTES.
Ro0tt1vely, present indebt
dness 10 be Immediately paid to I. 3. Mar
tin. DR. r. L. BALDY.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-06-27
MILLINERY.

AIDES ! havo just received very large
~ stock Of new Spring and SUMMER Milf
merry Goods of the latest style which will
sell very cheap. l will also attend to Dress
Making with much care. I will Try to accomo-
date MI my customers. Rooms at Mr.. VIM.
MOorcrofts, southeast part Of town.
MISS L. L. NASH
Toledo, May 9th. 1861 y3-n27
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-06-27
MedlCal Notice.

Doct. II. Buncc, again offers his service to
the citizens Of Toledo, and surrounding coun-
try, rs Physician and Surgeon. Doct Burce
may be found at his office in J. NJ. Shanklin's
Drug Store, from o'clock A. NJ. until = p. NJ.
except when professionally absent. Calls
left with J. NJ. Shanklin, will be promptly
attended to.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-06-27
ght yplvn Transeript,
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY,
~ $3.50 per Year i'm Advance.
$500 at the expiration Of three months.
Rates Of Advertising.

One Square, first insertion, $l,O0
each subsequent insertion, O,50
Ono square Three months 400
DO Six months, 900
do One year, 12,Oc
Quarter column, ono year. $500
onc half column, one year, $500
One column, one year, 6OOO
Twelve lines Of this type mako square
Business Cards, consisting ofsix lines or
less, $500 per year.
psur All Transient and Legal advertisement,
lust bc paid in advance.
By Unless the number OF insertions he sreci-
nod at the time advertisements arc handed
iuthcy will DO published = the discretion of
the publisher. and charged for the length Of
time tie. are inserted. :.
A liberal discount from the above rates
VII be made to large advertisers.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-06-27
JACOB NAUERTu,
-X->sB BOOT And SHOEMAKER

Bees leave to inform tho paslic that he is
prepared to do all kinds of work in his limo TO
he entire satisfaction of all who may favor
him with their custom. Unlike the craft, he
is determined to (HlGu all hispromises.
Roady made work kept constantly on hand
md for sale Ct low prices n1l-v3-ly
Shop two doors east the Cary House.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-06-27
NOTICE TO LADIES.

The ladies of Toledo and vicinity are re-
spectfu!y informed that have Just received
my spring supply Of new Millinary goods, all
OF the latest styles. .
would also inform them that hereafter
shall be prepared to attend to
p r e S S IA A K ~ c.
in all its departments.
Patronage Respectfully Solicited.
MRS. L. \. WADI.EI.
Toledo Way md, 1861. y3.n26-2m.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-06-27

services as witness in certain Stat
eases, was referred back BY com, an,
on motion ,,sas allowed and ordered t.
be paid.
The claim of VIM Guilford, for tht
sum Of one dollar and fifty cents fol
services as commissioner on certain Go
roads, was referred back by com. ant
on motion was allowed and ordered L
be paid.
The claim of y. 4 Stevens, for III,
sum Of six dollars and ten cents, foi
witness fee ID certain State case, was
referred back by committee and on mo-
ton was allowed and ordered to be
paid.
The claim Of J. W. Cover, for the
sum Of two dollars and twenty cents
for witness fee and mileage before
grand jury, was referred back by com,
and on motion was allowed and order
cd to be paid.
The claim of J. NJ. Shanklin, for tho
sum Of three dollar. for jury fee, was
referred back by com, and on motion
was allowed and ordcrelt5 be paid.
The cloim Of w. II. S,oddard, FOR
tho sum Of one dollar and fifty cents,
for services on Election, was referred
back by committee and on motion was
allowed and ordered to be paid.
The committee on School Fund made
the following report, to-wit:
Toledo, Iowa, June ith, 1861.
ro the Honorable Board Of Supcryi-
sors:
We, the undersigned, yonr Commit
tee, appointed to examine into the ai-
fairs Of the School Fund, beg leave to
make the following report. We ascer-
tain by referring to the books OF the
School Fund, that there has been paid
into tbs School Fund since January IA.
1861, el,o3G,ao as follows:
Jan. u, 1851, r. /. liillmon, $1,000
y. y. Appelgate, 5000
March 30, 1861, I. l.. Allen, 10000
March 10th, 1861, Il. L. lIil.snon 2S,s0
April sth, L.'B. { L. {.
Bailey 100
April sth, VIM. Randolph 6s,oo
May 4,h, George Yoakam $3.50
June itl,, /" J. Jack, $4,000
Since January 18th, 1861, there has
been loaned ont Of the School Fund,
si4s.so, for which notes, well secured.
and BY mortgages upon real estate, ap
praised at double the amount loaned.
have been taken. Each mortgage is
accompanied by a perfect abstract OF
title, containing all the conveyanees
from its entry to the present tilne.-
There yet remains III the hands orthc
Treasurer, schoe! fund money, amount
ING to S5ss:5o, which is yc; unloanra.
Having examined the certificates OF
taxes to be levied for School purposes,
and being satisfied Of their correctness,
We yeport rs follows: #''' .'s
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-07-06

Inc New of'eans Vfeses-t, aiiuafng
to Ia: meeting Of L,ucoln's Congress,
spd ihe suggestion % 'ns New Turk
tribune 'nat II s''oh'a Hahesct ~ Dust'
ness u, Two days ~ secret sssAson' sna
tnen aaleuru. says
bus 'ne's - ore 'ainy hsnco'ns jon
gress can mol % '.f "'t9--shas y, give
MS uover0en' .reai'. Sscfetary Chase
VIII wan. soo 'ooo WV IN ~ Gays atser'
watu. HvW " Tue h'ho"ih ouvctn&ens
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-07-06
Yi1ei,ioH oy1nl0u.

We find In the New York Herald Of
the 9th report, taken FROM English Pr
pers. of speech made on the S2nd 81
May by Mr.. Lindsay, tncmbf Of thu
British Parliament. From this speech
we make the following extract
Speaking of the civil war, be said
that. In travelling through the States Of
Ar'erica, he sac fAot ssparafso~ mss a mer'
question Of fime 1t WAS clear to his own
mind, that, however well Republican
form of Government might answei lin
tied number Of people, and in hInted
Territories, yet, when nation AMOUNTED
to upwards Of 30,0O0,000, and spread
over thousands Of miles. consisting OF
thir,y-thrcc different States, each IN IL
self sovereign State, with a separate
Legislature, with interests ropcscd to
each other, with feelings sN erent in
many respecis-howcver well u Rcpuhli-
car Government might answer on a lin.
tied scale, it was impossible 10 govern a
vast tract of country such as that's
mighty mass Of pcop,c BY that sorm OF
go~crn'Deht.
ain the present struggle, or policy,
he thought, oagM 10 be ono of s'ysd mn IN
icrrsution Jui, as Lord John Russell had
made one step BY acknowledging The Southern
Confeirees as tciiigeyeats, he f.l Ha rhen
ttr ygoper time ar1irca, ii ieouid h desirable
that he oteisd ieke another ,teP IN icono, and
asi.ouiedee n, SoatLern Confciooey as an
iadspndea yo,rcr. /, must come to that
II, tam, .,l "a. finupht that il Z8oi,iuH
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-07-06

ANOTHER JAcxscx.-a-A correspondent q
the Mobile Mercury. writing fsom Usioe
City, soys:
I hear that at the flag lowering dowa
II Columbus yesterday, there was -
person who hsd something u the spisis
of jackson, ofsAApxandrin, but not his
fo,tune Of good aud III. A citiscn bad
prepared himsslf for slayipg tho maa
who shc,:A lower II, with some delibcr-
alton. He had sAddicd horse aud tied
him behi..,. the houses which form tho
front street. running parallel with tho
river. The flag -staf stands upon the
brink Of the river bank. aud IL within
deadly dis.au a. the houscs with shot
gun, OF any srsss,og weapon. His intsn-
ton vas t. FIRE with Fatal aim. aud moast
ard make his escape TO the woods. Be
was prevented by his friends, who. dread.
ing. perhaps. the cohaequsncss 70 ~
city and themselves from 40 namesoss :
body Of men ~ they saw on til boA1s
wrcsted his weapon from HIN By nAim
force. l did not bear hin name. II ~
friends had permitted him ~ do BIZ viii,
his name would havc been known, -
would have graccd tho aanals y hlotogY.
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Dfntistru.

I'm. J. II. JOHNSON. Resident Dentist, Marshall,
~ Texas. fully appreciates the patronage and con,
kcncc extended 10 him for the last two years. ai.'
Ippcs 10 merit IL continuance responsible Ior all
kork done by him. Teeth put up on gold plNie, notn
ne 10 fall set Ills services can be obtained ~ aa'
)ycssiug him BY mall
~ Orv,c.:--lu kailier's building up s'a''s
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.ss MI '5|4s s.s ~ n In. r.! {s| 4,
n =. ]. (4lgl ly a! .. ~ h. 49, =.
!, r.. l.l. .lHgl !; n! la +. ..5 f.
es.scs - :. ~. }. 4 {.
- SoH'Sety aaxs4 -. ~ - :
- ess0nk re vr'"nsoe! sVseyN Il sl i! ~
70 10 Vceieosfa,o soEv'o?, y H;aoe
~ .ue!ecs q c.ou'ss ~ ~ 49, I'D
yes ~ iew q VongSesy cees.ss l3lyl
$500 = a.!se c'ssF sn9 -
cwo esssssaossons; Aeay vo!eas. e - NJ.
psa'ss. ana oetsSiions ~no
entorea ~ .oh!sdcrase sssvace WA H.
'aes snat uss Wst DePa!tnsces woes4
amply 81 dci'c'snc'ss 81 c'osnsng ssnoe
'htn' ~" wous" moreover - Pr
WIN 'u'aFe supplies 70 ness tae -
ing Wants u we so'issts - coece
qnentAy: arc suffering IA tu's rcspecs. 80
c4usc ~ 'ne wa"s o. props! snsossaessq ".
y '.e ocs'nn,ng; wren snc.' oucssc a
n.a osA'S .stao''t'e" s"ootu nave w.
Ins 49, :! congress, - ~ PIG, ,oFsa
Acs 10 P'ov'"e TOT uso puo''c oeseesl
req: - 'o''ows' sow,si
Seso volunteers nHA'I tusWSw tDSst wv
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sscrss,ox ~ iilrScls --Ous Of the edi'
tors Of the Cincinnati Commercial, who
IL at present, in southern Illinois. writes
10 that paper ms follows:
A SEcsssIos NxIsasonHcop. - Eighteen
mica uast OF Carbonate lies t04 toWu
n Marion, the hot hcd a aecesiaeA in
Eoypt. fron whence company d raos'
mui,ins left not long since. Jhefe y ~
anmht hut there il ! strong aafs4aionl
feeling in parts 81 Sonthcrn lsls1nes
while but cue organized company ~
Ian IN Slst<, recruiting for ~ uoasea
crate fuspca has heun and u vt casssed
on Ii PORTIONS Of Southern Illinois, -
large numbers have quietly lcit the oeAet
IN sauads of : half dozen. and gone z
Memphis. It viii need lev hangtng'
to put Nh end to this.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-07-06

Nu81ndE. - -. 1881
c.Ase.s i ...,.;v. .,,sh .t..,ss.. ,,,.s.
~. M. S1S..ens,. ,kst ~ se.t. - Ma,v.
s.rd .-s-,,sfS S. s,;fi, ~. cs..s,is n ,t.,..,
e. =: n al,.,ir det.rmi .,.a viSdIa.i,on -
~. r;,sh. - ..ir .,A.s1 a et.i Il.
~, ,s,cnls ~ Nasvb8 U.ta .ulla,.d
-..h No.. .,hx.ia t.!sss62n -. ~. IA, -,
rc,x,nciii. t,on MA s.,arws
ks.s,r,,~ ,,a.s,is - eI..r. at.,.s
~ .5;..s eh..i~ K,..,.,;.,n y,c,.
tf.,r i.,., .i-,nr ..ve soe ..e...,d ~ FL
! I...o s,r;c;tn.a,. z ~ v.Ii.rc All 10
~. 49,, =. ~ .i;.,a., Az STAT.
.rn.s 1900. n.,;,- "a ;ns.,,,,;.,ns .rc
~ c,o.1lv r,,l,,,..d .na assim,l.t.d Win
Their. IN s.rk n uci,e Lmr fate ma
,t,,,rn... With tl,n.,. ~ ,h,s G,,,f,xlrrs,,v
The f.oyrrnumu. Of Tn. Coni.drt ...s
s&.,.. ,..c,,,a a, III rc.,.e, ,h.. ...,c.s.
Nan ~ ~. S,.,n ~ M.rsi.nt ssi,.t
,i,.ro ,L.,,la N. a s<.,.r.l c,,..a... = -
T,.,,,,,,... now i,nnrud,n1 u,u M.
,nrcti,,y If Co,yr,.ss IN JuIy ncx, in or.
a., tb.,I said h.Jv may II onss,l,l. mr..
r.uyc for an adjustment of ,,is,lu,,
,ron,les Lv me,,ur If negotiation. ra,hfr
than IN. ,w.rd y hut il ~ a loss how 10
rcnly, without A repetition OF the Ian.
ru,,ye i, ho,, used on every ross,l,,e vc.
,'.s,ou thai has pre,euted i.s..t SINCE lin,
cs,n,iisl,meut a. H. i..leueutl nee
N J,.I.rcnr, IN the S,.,,, ut MARYLAND.
l.w..r..r >, s,,'.;n assert. in a.. ms,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-07-06

IN ]. pEAl.t.. residence IVES, of Public square.
u ps,cr ia the back roam 81 j. u. Lancaster y %
kag store Calls le' On the door s's's, AZ INC h"S
e. win be promptly attended TO.
n ,r,ha.i. Jan. -. ISL. hSy
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Fair Wnrnlng!

IA IL, persoos arc hereby Asrwsrned nom
"a cutting OF carrying ID tsub~ aoa 'ey
hnd, stuatsxl four niles poutkwest o. MsveaAl;
place brn,esly owned by Dr. y. r. Yosng,
Fhe law will b. rigidly enforced sga'nss "
|6tndss. r,,~
Nav %. 1851 n3sku
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-07-06

California vii, NOT bu represented ~
L;ecn,ph special Congress, the tefisiar
tsr, havln. failed 70 call > spsetsl ~
tiou a. Coagrsss
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-07-06

An, y, 7. N. JOHNSON. offers his professional
services u the citizens Of Marshall and surround
k country, Once one d,ar South o. Seaf' WIN
kp9on's Drug Store. CALI lcit on he siilto AZ wv
Dor or al The prus store Of Sears / withcrspoon
III be promptly attendsdto. .
Feb. IS, ISL. "''y
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-07-06

NR. HOWELL. LEWIS. having ilra.cd pcti'aarnt
~ IS al Massha.i .fef- hi professional rrsi eei -
y public iIe ttilsts sat sisfftn yeJfs cS.Riseefc
thc treaissnt as q Eases Viii SECURE him q ip''
share OF lstsusaye. ma.
|i.slnrste-Dn The street leading tpwAt1s si'nlef
Ipa.e formally oceaicd BY tlr Rev a Z. 'en"en+
|Ufficg~-The one lately ocsuq'ei l., D. Beau
Jan. 49, 1861. "'ap
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-07-06

baynpess under any cumstsnces-no
even to defend the ''sisrs and stripcs.n
During tho entire engagement Col
Msgrndcr WINS in every part Of the field
and displayed consummaie generalshit
and courage, directing every movement,
in person, and cxp0Gpw himself with d
recklcssness Of danger which was seer
and admired BY all in camp.
1nr VgRv LATEST IA gentleman, who
reached here yesterday, direct from
Jamcston, says II had been positively
asccriaincd up 10 ycsterday morning, Nv
persons residing in the vicinity. that The
Yankee loss by the engagement of last
Monday is over 500 killed. Bnt few o.
the 564 missing at roll call on Tuesday
have turned up. aud il is now though,
they never will in this world.
- -
phkEikY hhiihoFs.--l ne following OK
tract from an elaborate leader in The
Tribune il al, explicit confession Of the
,,..laa..,o.ano.',ena xn.,a...,...,.
- '''0'''"s'' VI '''' -''' NV " N"'''
'LlS contest is destined TO be more pro.
'lac'eo '''an was gehepa''y anticipated
az Us rommcncemcnt. Though the South
10 Inferior to The Norm IN some lmpor'
tait p"iticn'"rs, ana especially IN money
ana credit, ana Trough nef maritime re.
sources her mechanical appliances ana
her manufactures, are slender, yet sue
aoonhds IN brave men accus''"ien 10 Inc
use OF weapons, an" rechiess ~ NE
she has some OF me pest military en-
g'nee1S ~ ~ the cou"'ry' ana some OF The
ap'est officers VINO nave ied our troops
IN rceen' wars ihnngh cut on ron
hef ns""l snpp''es IA Tue NORTH ana he",'
inca 10 On ner sea coast, sne "ln, ny cut
i'Vni'ng reliance, make desperate es-
rtt'ohs 10 supply These s.''ops oV'e'eh'
cl"s. heiy upon II, ire hhugh'y, inpr'
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-07-06

\R A. SEARS, offers his protestant, service. 10
y the citi2ss. nj Marshall and s'Ttoun1,ng 'onn't
|uyyDss a. the Drug store OF seArsA Withersppon.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-07-06
Iutal Embellishments.
h LARGE AND SUPERIOR STOCK OF
SADDLERY.
BIO, East Of the Republican oHes. IN The Old
Post Office Building.

~ TUX undersigned y hspey 70 inform
friends that he has just RECEIVED = large
Snd ycry superior stock Of SADDLERY. aud Y
Sow fullv prepared to till all orders ia his line
4 : ms1ser 10 give complete satisfaction. An
k,abishmeut propcely furnished has bern r.
8airs., ew man. vvas. IN Marshall. The Under
3hiuk, II. - 0llsd II. lie wistu Inc citisens
= Marssil nnd surrounding reantsy 10 call
mi examIne hi themselves before buying elsc-
khsrr. s,ipcyior lot a raddks and Harness
ad svssytltsr Il NJ lins ksps eossssnsly On
'A'' !. b. EDWARDS.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-07-06

TnE RRirlsH FLEET oS THE AMERICAN
CoAsr.--Thc London Herald, Of May ~,
publishes complete llsl. from official
sources, of the British iicul since sent to
our coast. I, consists of:
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-07-06

ESFHrsiAsric MfElNG ~ W4SiiiSsfoS ,---
A very spirited meeting Of The lrieIid. os
the southern Conirdelacy was held at
Washington, Ca, on the l2ih, which was
addressed hy Vice President Stephens.
Ihc remarks Of The talented speakers
were oitcn raplurously arplaudua, and
the most unhOuudvd enthusiasm pre-.
vailed tMonghuu. The meeting At the
riisr. an almost universal shout OF "hand
ipnnd tie paper rose from all parts OF
the housc. aud subscriptions poured III
faster than the Secretary could record
th,m. About two thousand bales of cot
ton were subscl ibcd on the spoi- i com.
mll,oe ui four IN each militia district was
then app inlcd 10 bring the matter TO the
notice Of such sIan,ers AS were not pre-.
sent. They said the subscription uf the
county would reach three thousand bales
before il closed.
At the close OF the meeting, Mr. Ste.
phcns eompimented the people lpr the
spirit with which they had responded,
and complimen,cd the ladies by telling
them there was great deal they could
d.. lie said that pefhaps some Of their
husbands bad not put down quite as
much as they would, because Of prom
isc 10 get them casiiagc, ar silver
set OF s0mo other luxury. When they
ge, home they mus. tell their husbands
they would forcgo these things for the
present aud raise their subscriptions.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-07-06
7 cry ft'rPeNt'U.Iy.
.IkE EEltSllN d.
Messrs McKaig. Ycllott and Harding
Committee Of Maryland L giel .ture.

THe REVOLUTION N Mlssoral. ~ We cvn.
-rrscd with II gentleman yesterday from
Missouri. W. gives n mos, dcpsoratlc
arcoun, Of the condition Of ,h;sss in that
State. he says that these ia 81. Louis
suspected Of southern syinpal',ies IRE
treated in the most offensive aud Insult
ing manner, aud they dare mol resent
any .ndignity at the peril u their lives.
tlc says that an order has been received
u 81. Louis, to procure. hy purchase o.
SEIZURE, from twenty 10 thirty steam
boats. for the intended invasion u he
Mississippi Valley. Recently the Secte-
tary ot the Plots Association OF 81. Lsiuls
was summoned 10 the arsenal, where
Liucoln's mercenatics hold sway.
When there, they inquired II he could
procure from twenty ~ thirty good
Union men AS pilots lor the Government
He promised 10 bring the matter before
the ASS ,cialop, aud did -, when only
few accepted the service The large
majority not ouiy refused. bnt in order
to AVOID being impressed into service.
have been quietly "seceding' ffem 81.
Louis for weeks past,
Our informant says that uov. Jack
sons ruccut prccia,natio', is move which
has bcen in contemplation for some
weeks. that they haze been preparing
At lcas, .iisec weeks, and that every
where tie people are Hooking 10 the ai'!
OF III. C1gesuer
w a shar, time Coz. Jackson will have
a very considerable army, when tho IN
vaders will tie driven from III. suii. He
says thu Missonrisns Il, the inlss;e. are
well armed with rifles. that they shnt one
eye when they shoot, and every shot IL
good Tot ,naa, Tie war III Missouri.
he thinks. i detained ,p be ono Of exssir
miaaii1N. He thinks the movement IN
Missouri il destined TO have tho most
unf scrable effect upon the army at Csi.
70 aud Birds Point for the Invasion Of
tho Mississippi. II will take all their
forces 10 "hold. occupy, and possess and
subjugate the gallant people who are
now Rushing 10 arms fer tho sxpulsiun q
the Lincoln.,es - iismpais BsAstia, l5tA
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-07-06
A. II. WILLIE,

r J.BgA.I.. Attorney a, Aa'c, Marshall Tssas
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-07-06

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