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Y,on n, Ecn1in,y, Norioik, liz,

CcphaGc Pills accomplish the object for which
tn were madc viz; Cure of headache in all its
in ms.
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}row hc Eum0lc', No,yolk la.
They have boon tHstcd in more than thousand
cases, with entire success
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H0tSEKEEpERS- S--trnuhleL With ,,l",,;',. wood
bc 50 no longer If they use ClSiarS" Extrrmin-
atnrs. We have used it tn satisfaction. aud if
cost s., "" would have il. We had tried posonS.
but they effected nothing: but Costqrs article knocks
the breath ont of Rats, Mice and Brd-Bugs, quicker
than we can write it.. Il is in great dcmlpl all over
the country. Medina q. Gazette.
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HENRY II. C0STAR- Your Extcrminator is
received. used, aul pronounced decided success.
We used box of it, and the way the Rats and Mice
around our premises rraiscd Ned that night was
a caution to slrcpcrs. Since than not a Rat or Mouse
has becu heard in kitchen or cellar Magrcgor,
lowal Times.
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THIS DELICIOUS TONIC srIMrLAxr,

Tspecialv designed for the use of the Medical
T. Profession and the Family, having superseded
the so-called Gins" "Aromatic, ""Coraial," Med.
cated" "Schnapps," etc, is now endorsed by all OF
the prominent physicians. transic medicinal qual,
tiles tonic and diuretc) which helong to an old and
pure Gin. Put up in quart bottles and sold by all
druggists, grocurs, etc.
\. NJ. RTNINGER i CO..
Established in l77S.) Sole Proprictors
No. o Broad street y. Y.
For Sale by D. s. BARNES & CO., No. l3 Park
Row, and ?. D. ORNIS, l62 Broadway, New York.
Oar long experience ana familiarity with the re-
quir2ments of Druggists, and our superior business
facilities, enable us to furnish them with choice
Liquors for medicinal and family use.
For sale by Peck & Hamilton, Perrysburg, Ohio.
Jan. 9th, lS60--3Sly.
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UARTFoRD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY



ASSETS
Cash on hand and in Bank .S37 iS7 0S
Cash in hands ofagents, and
in course of transmission. 10, ii9 81
Cash loaned on call ..".,...l5,l72 90
----- $l29, ,203 IS
Bills receivable for loans amply secured 63 055 "a
Real Estate ,unincumbcrcd cash value 10000 90
1926 Shares Bank Stock in Hartford
Market Value ..,............ 269652 90
2300 Shares Bank Stock in New York,
Market Value ........'. 1877 400 90
1910 Shares Bank Stock in Boston Mar
ket Value. ..'..'... ........ lO4,7O0 90
400 Shares Bank Stock in St. Louis
Market Value. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ..4O, 900 90
440 Shares Bank Stock in Rail Road and
other Stock, Market Nalue.... 67 900 90
Hartford city Bonds, 6per cents Market
Value $4,000 90
State Stocks ( Tennessee, Ohio and Mich
igan,) per cents, Market Value As, 400 90
81 Shares State Bank Wisconsin, Market
Value ''.''..' '.'-,',' ......' 700 90
Total Assets ..''-... '..' '''..'-' S963,iIl %
Total Liabilities .S5,TO6 az
Insurance against Loss on Damage by FIRE, on
Dwellings,, Furniture Stores, Warehouses, Nerchan-
disc, Mills, Manufactures and most any other kind
of property can be effected in this Company upon
favorable terms as the nature of the risks and secu.
ry of Policy holders will admit
GEORGE STRAIN, Agent,
Pemysburg May lst, 1861 lily.
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MORE GRA1N--aul provisions are DESTROYED
annually in Grant County by vcrmin. than would
pay for tons of this Rat and Insect Killer IangNs-
ter, tWiS.) Herald.
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As certain uuprnciplcd persons an, attempting
% palm or on the unsuspccting public int itors
Of my PREPARED GLUE would caution an pe..
sons e. eXarn4re before purchasing and see that the
full name
.-S"SPAl LDING'S PREPARED GLUE.- -
~ on 'he out s,ie wrapper Al other, ars sHirdIlg
cOtLlcrtv.ts.
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isou tla nSs'nw r. Il. Gc,ts, Chicago, N,
We heartily endorse Mr. Spa,ding, and his uur,
G>l Ccph,ic Pills.
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From tc N,u,isu Patifa3.r N,ar OE,ars. Ia.
Try them! You that arc afflicted and We are sure
,hJt our tg,timauey cln h, added 70 tn, already
numerous list that has received benefits that no 9TH
,r medicine can produce,
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From dc Guy,itr, HUycgot. iar0.
Mr.. Spallmg would not connect his name with an
article he did not know % possess veal merit.
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,

Ayers CathartlC Pills,
FOR TUE CURE OF
Casiirc,jrss JJu,,E,cr, Dywepda, hYj7rt'ioo,
Dysra,ag, Font NtomGri, E,vNptt'' N,1docin
pii.s, Rirmo'i0,, Etpiiaes a." N,il pisoo,ce
iirrr Compliant, nobE, YF.,, TtRp'v UH!
SIT Rioua, Horns, C'B, Nf' W'i0, as q
DiRrr PN, GH4 for PWtyiag ti' Nol|,
They are >ug1r-coatol, 50 that The most scuN'-
tive can take them pleasantly, and they Vra the
hest opcront in the world for all the purpose, OF a
fuily phy>c.
Priao 25 coatI poy Box Fivo boxes for 500,
Crc1tuumhcrs ofCl'rgNmcn. physjyiaus. States.
men, and eminent Vcr,ou1gcs, hn,c lent their
names 20 certify hruUpartlclcd u,ch,lucs- n,tGc-c
rcmcujps hut oar space here VIII nor permit the
insertion Of tbcm. The Agclt, hollow named fur
nish gratis our AMERICAN AINNNAC iuW'irh thsH
are given; with also full descriptions oi tac above
comp 'a.uts, and the treatment that should bc fol-
lowed for thvir euro.
Do ult De put oil hv uuprjuyplnt drJlrDS wits
other preparations they Wt,r wo.o luont ON,
Demand ANrUs, aud takn mo u,Acy, The sicN
wIns tac Ucst aid there Is Goa thcup Hd 'hcy should
hlve %.
Az our remedies exc for sale by
forsale BY r,ck < Hamilton, lcrysbuly, q.
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The following endorsements Of
SPALDlNG'S CEPuAL'C PILLS,
viii con, incc all who suI.r FROM HEADACHE
that
SPEEDY AND SUURE CURE
Is vTuN THEIR REACH.
t G,se Testimonials ,rc, uol,iic,dJy W.. SrALptNG,
Gey AFFORD mg,a'iooHr pro2fot tic qjcucy
qfGiy buly scientific dwcor,rg.
MAsosylLnr, CoNNp Feb. 8, 1861
Mn. SrArpNg.
= SIN;
have tried your C,phac Pills, aud like them
so well that ! want you to send M two dollars
worth more.
Part of these are for the ncighbors, to whom
gave a few out Of the first boN got from YOU.
Send the Pills by mail. aud obligc
Your obt Servant,
lAurs krSScuY.
HNyEHroap Pa, Feb. e, 1861.
Mn. orAtpSG
SIN;
/ wish you to send m, one more box of your &C.
phalc Pills, have received a great deal of benefit
from them.
Yours, respectfully.
MARY AS SrorEuorsc.
SrEuCG GREEN, llCNUTGToN, co., Pa"
january u.s., 1861.
NC, orNmSG.
SIR:
You will please send me two boxes of Your Co.
phMic Pills. send thcm Immediately,
Respectfully Nours,
JSo 4. SmoNs.
+. ST. have used one box Of your pitls and find
them excellent
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MONUMENTS, TOMBS, GRAVE TONES,
TABLE-TOPS, ETC.
GIVE ENTIRE SATISFACTION.

~ Remember that we are bound not Ia be UNDER
sold. Shop directly opposite the residence of c. w.
Foster, Main street, Fostona, Ohio.
RUSH 4 co.
j. w. Bailey, agent for Peuysburg.
Fostoria, Dec. 18th, ls60-SSly.
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USE ONLY

Wholesale Agents in New York City.
Shiclyliu Brothers X Co. larral, Rislcv & Kitchen.
h, Fahucstook Hull X Co. buSh, Gale 4 Robbins.
4, Il. d, Sands Co. NJ. Ward, Close y Co.
Wheeler Y Hart. MckiSon 4 Robbins.
NCgim0a Co. y. :. Barnes a Co.
Halt RuC6cl& Co. /, {. Wclls,& Co,
Thomas Fuller, lazrilS Marsh 4 Gardner.
=. ID. OryiS Hall, Dixon Go.
pcntold, Parker 4 Mower. Trim * Co.
Dudley X stafford Conrad Fox.
ANp OTHERS.
Philadelphia, Pa,
r. W, nyott * Sous Robert Shoemaker Il Co.
B \. FahncStock Co French. Richards x Co.
ANn OTHERS.
NoStOn, Mass.
Geo, G., Goodwin & Co. Weeks 4 Potter.
Nj. :. Burr 4 Go. Jno, Wilson, Jr,
NNn OTHERS.
Cincinnati. q.
john d. Park Suilc, Eckstcin Il Go.
Am OTHERS,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Il, l.. Fahnr,tocA 4 Co. aud others.
AND
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NWENTS FVK NONT|TT-N FNTENN NTATES,
ia Lake Street, up stlirs.) Chicago
November 18th, 1860.
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l. N. SINGER & CO.,
t6e nuo o>pwh1, NEW IuEN.
March 2Oth lS6l- i6tf
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THE TEMPER or THE x0RIN.

We have been favored with the following cx-
tract from All intelligent; nteman IN New York
10 a friend in this city There il IN doubt the
writer daily appreciates thu temper ii The ,-.o-
pie Of New York AID u the North gencraiy,
regarding the var: ~ o. Delta.
Ere this, presume. you have read the Prs.
iJcn,s Message. | rsret 10 say II il we'll re-
cpiscd berc anh ,ln requirements Of lOO.0tU
men and s4oo0u0.ooD will unionbtel,y be
granted. for the dry after the issue Of the fn-s-
sage federal stocks Of all descriptions advanced
and are now very irm. sun | tool upon II ~
The most uDprincipled State paper have ever
rppd II deliberately mis>taies the citcunn-
stances under which hossilties begau anil throws
al the scfponsibility On the Snuthcrn State.
quiis nj vsf,anc. Nth the ae's 81 the CAGE and
MI not be- Justified by iaasre historians n Tbs
country Tho most ainsy apologies NJ oH''rd
fas creating an army ai $4,000 men aua other
direct Violations OF the Constitution go not
outstanding all this. il vill be indorsel ~ ~,
whole Moth and this unloy war prosecuted
with nc utmost viyor, ! had some hope that u
party ftyoriug compromise and pence would
base been created al the North IN fact nu-
clcps had been formed, but the universal appre-
sal Of Lincoln's policy by the utasses here bas
isles al prospect Il checking hasil.tles. srd
now tile south hi.4 nothing to loek 10 bat the
patriotism agd bfafty el her s,stis. am now
satisfied that the North j. det.rn.inod to prose
cair 'his war aul every State of The soniherr
couledeucy y c"rgatred or until they are them.
selves defeated have no IDEA TINT the South
can ever be conquered. ANIL therefore unles. they
can rcpel the Northern inrad.rs. /, STANDS 4
reason this var viii last long tins. The H.
tune i mpic gloomy than ever, and II l. inrosS
hlo % disco~cr : tiuglA ray Of light 10 hang Is
hole upon.
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.IurQl advertisements.
A LARGE AND SUPERIOR STOCK OF
SADDLERY.

Shop Ea,, of The Republican O1iee, Il" the On
Post Ogsce Ba'idmg.
- TuE undersigned is happy to INFORM
friends that he has jus, received a '",ge
and very superior stock Of sAppLEh h"u y
now folly prepared to iill all orders N ms ''''e
in manner to give complete sa''s'se'ien. an
establishment properly fnrnnhed IN. 's''a y,
vI;m,'' ram hi. long experience in the business
,.pn,..,",I exsetly what was needed. and he
,h;"t. he has aIlea il. lie wishs the ctisens
~ Marshall and surrounding country to eau
~, s,..,;n, for themselves before huyirg else
WAR, superior lot Of saddles and iiaaness'
and everything 10 bis line kept constantly o"
hand. unxvAuua
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Special Notice.
Ne.lhern Pacific Rail Road.

v>pnw na .f,cr Nonisy scxi, December IN,
Tho Train viii positively leave 'Se .' AIT.
shall Depot at o'clock 4 N , .n,f ' ns'' .;s
will leave the Railroad once Al nA" P"''
o'clock. A. N. s.
C.E. HyN5oN. den' SUPER ~ -: :,
Narrhall Jan 9Th, 500
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l)tutlstru.

a,
~. Il. Johnson Resident Dentist Aatshali
IL rsx,u illB appreciates the patronage sh' oo"
ndcor. extended IT, linn for the last two y'sfs '"
neaa. Il. ,,e,t, IL ntinuanee. i responsible i9f Hl'
work done by him reeth put up on gold pave no','
ono 10 = full set. His services can b. oh'auea ny NJ
dressing Inn by mail ,..,..
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Tur sfAK Sr.>sLsn BAvNFR 1t il a
fact worth Knowing thar every male
,lcsccndsn, aud relative 81 the author q
ih, ,s%e.Hai t.@s hs9ss, tss,...s as.a.i. -
dnlv. are ae.s il the Confederate army
At least fifteen members Of that patriotic
family are at this time doing service
agains, the unconstitutional aud tyrani
ca, government At Washington and
rirhtfuliy claim TO be fighting .or the
pr,nci,,lcs to which that flag was osis in.
ally dedicated
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fR1H WAsA.Nefas - The cincinnati
Commercial has tie following lisp.,c
from Washington, dated tho lofh:
rhe lonso 81 a src str r. ., business
today II passed. hlll snthcrixiny the
Prcs,dent to collect the fesenuc outside
tn ports ut rchc.iiuas States ,.isn. an.
ihcri1ing blockade Also, prohibiting
~ co;kinerri.E intercourse between ~.
citiz'ns ~ loyal and disloya States.
fhcrc were ten negative votes.
The only Northern negatives wcro
penlie,ou, Nallaading CHAM. voorUos.
n4hasop and Wond Criitunden. and
most OF the Kentucky members voted IN
The Affirmative alsp all Maryland, (eA.
ccp, May. who u absent, pelewarc, and
half af Missouri The House Also uassed
tire two hundred ani sii- million loan.
ttli. covering one yeats wear eyncusii.
lurv fliis was passed by the ,.lnu.
plant vote nt 10 tu > The negatives
we're two Missouri seecssiohists. Bugnett
II henlucks Ben Wood and Vailanaiag
hem. This brace = \utthern traitors
glory In their stamo aud are ALONE IL
their glory Every keutuckian EXCEPT
Burnett every Mafylau,ier except MAY
absent. Ihelawaee and nearly all Mis-.
taali. voted Ger this war Ioan Mallory
of Louisville, pledged Kentucky 10 ia.
Government to the last, a,uids. thundcrs
81 applause
Mr.. Nalisndingham spoke one hour,
dcnouucing the Government for main
tanning it,cll against armed treason Ly
arms It was an elaborate, csal, insnlt
Tag speech The sil,nntery Of its false
hood was sublime The House heard
with most exemplary patience ani intl,.
ference, and then voted as nlrve--sho
onlv answer worthy Of the crisis NJ.
vnliand'ngha'n attempted 70 ssivc biz
ucasonahle speech a.sf sottJ " RESI-
iu,ion declaring il the duty u palris.s
10 SUSTAIN the oovrramep. !, c.x,stitu.
,ioaal acts. ana to dps1Sd 'tbe flag. a.
wonli bSva men fleht aud die io- ss.,v
-
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:" PEACE Is COTTON"

I-,Iar "a, i.l a.. rho,lcs,o,, Mor.
-
80 ,,'i,;,, .'n $3.50 .',';,.;.'',
-
80
no" can 'p's wealth. OF WIS glorious
result VI 'spor' ue 'seu AZ "''ce as '''oh'''
ana yc' DC leid' !" o'lia,, "h"et 'he
0oh"o' OF Tue CONFEDERATE o'a'cS "h'',
our "o'el hb'ehl Is aeAn"W'ouS'u "n'
'leAt'es %, peace ne m'a' hV''g one
must afinlt thal thr solution OF th's war
mes W COTTON PM mistakes ave ''a"e
IA 'ne management OF 'i'e coming ''ol''
we may nave cause 10 i'g'e' ''."' S"V"
power Is III IT, H. on ihe contrary We
use 'n's power in"'c'ohs'y' we s"',' ''"t
only pflne ihe war 10 an carry 'hl, bu'
sha'' OBTAIN 'aypfao'c ''t".'oS WIN 'nc
"ui 'oieiSh nau.ns 'mH' NV "" ~
'"t'r"' w hhs'"u, 'i'n,'' IP"'n '''u
u' ch'te' 'll.es, ana sh'' 'lS' "'aAo
.nein pay us i"r '''e "ho'e eost ~ ~, Nus
war "heiper II Is long or snort re
plan oil ioahlng the Government Tue
cotton crop, OF mole'y OF u, mas h,''"us
g,Djes'lVns' my crop S'h u't '"uS We a.,
u'spo1ea o'' anu tue Government W"uiu
h'' nave eh''te control ~ o"g", P"
haV'' 81 thls power anu pos'qeS; ep'uon
palu 'or III bonus u V'''uh''Y 'nvhou up
+ -'he proceeds OF INC COTTON "''' "'' 70
I i''t .,', common use an" c''Vu''''"''
'he le"i'e 81 inc Nu,'.'e'"'c 7,1''S
"'ust uc i"'H.S"e" WIZ, ",y"9 ''l
ne,' u 10 '""cn Us uo.s W. Uo' "'.,' ~
aNu my must nave ~ ia 0',,'. Wv!
! InIflsl OASIS better titl FNll. lNf an
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-08-03
INTERESTING LETTER rEox RICHMOND

Among thc interesting fttitis f'Hl tRe
seat Of war, those Of the special cores.
pendent of the New Orleans Picaynne
stands conspicuous. The following is
an extract from one Of them il was
written on the 9th Of Jgly. The views
embraced in it are sueh as demand the
attention Of the people If the south.
We have noticed, ia varions localities,
ipea slo wefr lately sub'nssioni e., an
npu, . a. candidates for the Conicrate
Congress II il unsafe to trus, such
mea. and We hoppe III every ease :hcy
will be- defeated.
II have not written Ia yon iof some
DAYS il is because there bus been no ma
tcrial change IN the aspect OF the cam
paign in any part Of the State. Prcpa-
raiiors for the impending conflict are
still being sBade forces are bciug rap
idy brou GIT forward and concentrated
at The stfagctie points, and the lines of
the opposing armies appear 10 be draw
iug closer together Al these cigcun.-
stances indicate the approach OF the eui
minatlng poitl o. The operations which
have been FOR some time in progress
Public anxiety has been So Ions wrought
up 70 the highest pilch OF expectancy
/ that anticipation with many has almost
suhsidcd into ssepiieism as 10 any thug
like the reality of battle between the
belligelcnt forces | have never been Of
those who imagined that general Gu
gagcment wunld occur Immediately after
I the declaration OF hosiilaies, before the
assailing party had clearly indicated his
line Of attack before the parit on the
4 defensive had time TO assemble bls forces,
and dispose them in proper order iof ae'
tive operations Those who expected
that the performance would begin as
soon as the doors were opened, have no
doubt been grievously disappointed at -
delay which they did not hud mentioned
in the bills.
such persons are now inclined 10
doubt that there will he any fgh, at all
They are already beginning To give the
enemy credit for peace prueliyilles, en-
tirely Inconsistent with It's wariike pro
tesiatiuns, and to hint desire ipr a
speedy ieeogul2,,,ion Of the southern
/ Confcdcraey by the Lincoln Government.
They have been wrong ieom the begin
ming. | hope they viii not Ice right IN
I the end As 10 the speedy occurrence Of
a baltic. do not think a consultation II
that kind can now be very far removed.
| d. NIT believe that there is yet any
peace movement IA the North, iuuuded
upon a willingness to come to fair aud
iust settlement with the South. 4 sim.
st q \. =. af4.ssk
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tlrr sou Passes BaowSfssw - pafson
Rrswrlow's knoxville Wing has been
designated hy the State Department 70
publish the laws u Congress- - Dc
nnssei At the preacns sessso;s.
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knowlement that the present Union has
been dissolv.d

been dissolved.
They recognize the separate existenc,
of the Confederate States by interdc
tion, embargo and blockade on all com.
mercc between them and the United
States, not only by sea but by land. net
only in ships but in cars, not only will
those who bear arms, but with the en-.
tire population of the Confederate States
Finally, they have repudia,ed thei foolish
consent that the inhabitants Of ais Con.
federacy are still citizens Of he United
States, fcr they are waging an indis-
crlminate war upon them all with say.
( age icrocity unknown to modern civil.
cation. In this war rapine is the rule
/ Private residences, in peaceful rural re-
4 treats, are bombardcd and burnt Grain
crops III the field are consumed by the
torch, and when the torch is not convc.
nient careful labor Is bestowed TO render
complete the destruction Of every article
of use OF ornament remaining in private
dwellings, after their inhabitants have
lied from the outrages of brutal sol
diery.
Ia ISL, Great Britain. when invading
"'' '''N'N'" NN''"l'Ni iVNh P'HStN0'Ph VI
every district IN the country. Fortress
Monroe, now occupied by the troops OF
the United States, and the houses, then
inhabited by the people, after being re-
spected and protected by avowed nva-
dets' are now piilaged ana destroyed ~
men who pretend that their victims a,
their ielow-citizons.
Mahk'ila VIII shnuuer 10 near inc 'ales
o' out'aBes committee on nciehce,eSs &c.
maics by the soidlefy OF The United
states, now invading our homes Yet
these ontrages are prompted by the m
Hamed passions ana madness oi intoxi-
cation
Rnt yl, sL,ll len;c, the Lo,roy with
,hirh ,hev rcrard tho cool dslihe,ate
nalignitv win Which nuder ,he rretext
III sunnr,ssiu,, nm iusurrcctiau said lv
themselves TO be upheld by a minority
,tv oc orr noodle mal,as snacial var
a The sicl inrln1;nr wno,en AMI cbil.
t,,u bv careful nnI dcvisrl measures
nreycnt ,beir obtaining Tho medicines
nces.,rv for lbcir cur. racrca claims
l,hun,ani!v rcsurcted even duripp tho
. fiN If ncinal battle hv n careful dryia.
ia ~ a., .,,,ct nun,, iLo bosr,t,ts ron.
tnipr wounded enemies are outrae,d
in III hlood bv a Govornmcnt and peo.
, nlaba, nre,cui IN a.si,n cootionancc
/, / nr ,,I.rnal connections An those ont.
raes mn.t ren,,;n u,,vcnqea save bv
, ,Len,,t...r.,1 r,.,'r.l,,,io, ~ mankind
In 4 c.sos yhcrn ,Ln aetna, nerne,ro.
=. a =.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-08-03

Congress, ], ia said. Wilt pass = ssdi.
ton la similar % tho one cancteA du.
ring tic adm 'uislrasMn Of john Adams,
which made Il \ iaissicmca,ua., psnish-
able by line and imvfisea'acut IN speak
word against tho President ~ hia sdnlu.
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-08-03

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his creditors. s.s.s.s,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-08-03

Corr rs W HAT SHALL We bo WITH IT -
The policy aud plan al our cotton pfoda-
Gers Which appear to have the general
sanction Of the factors and capitalists of
this city. are, we think, elcaly set forth
la the instructions Of one OF our largest
ard most intelligent merchants, VIII"
writes as follows to bis planting friends:
" How hong this war will Inst is beyond
the ken Of mprlals As long as it con.
tinuca, aad the block ade Of ON ports il
maintained, il would be unsafe AID in.
polite 10 send your cotton 10 market II
the blockade is raised by the power of
the Lincoln Government, it woald lie an
act If virtual disloyalty TO the indepen-
dcnce II the Confederate States to allow
a pound uf cotton 70 60 forward Our
advice, therefore If 10 yoa 10 pick your
cotton and STOW il unseed.i Il Pens.
aud abide events II the enemy spproaci
COMM, Il to tie flames Il foreign gov
ernrents make any Arrangements with
Lincoln hy which their vessels viii -
PERMITTED 10 come for the cotton IN lai-
last, i, viii be equally obligatory upln
Us T. dccine acquiescins in The arrange.
mcut aud refuse 10 sell the GOTTEN"
This Is sensible advice II the British
Government has not the manhood To dis
rcgald a sham blockade, and is within.
and able to provide a charity fund 10
support the live millions os people who
will be thrown out II employ meu. by
the s'orpnre II the cotton supply, wc, 1T
lcns, Of the Sorths ongh, not 10 coAt-
p'ia. and mag lie able t. get alhng quite
comfortably wi.host selling our cotton
The course, therefore, ia relation to tho
staple IS very p!aia ono No foreigner
ran %tt a&y II our cotton during the
continuance Of this blockade We have
factories enough Of our own 20 rssl,c ar
the cotton cloth we need lur our own
consumption OR peolle will thus TO
ahundamtiy supplied with this necessary
uf life All over and abnye the supply
for our own mills viii be stored on tho
plantations. 20 much FOR the present crop
In relation to future crops, our planters
viii prepare 10 reduce the product to
very low figaro, anu devote their labor
and land ionlhcr production, which viii
he needed for consumption during Ito
war We must act IN the presumption
Of long war AMI make our arrange.
mcnts acAlra,nglv " - i,fsa