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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-02-22
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
ATTENTION TEXANS!

'Hiit lincoln army are gathering at every
] point 10 invade and overwhelm cur coun.
try early in the Spring the time is short To
arms, and LET b. ready to rspel the base, inhn.
man for
We are rai.tny eompAny OF Infantry, 20
serve for ssc.v. mouths. W. can furnish fifty
guns. rliled To shco, the Minnie ball. with haso.
uss, cartridge hoss~. &c, AL the~e wishing TO
Join will meet in MARSHAL on Monday the Path
inst Please xiv. your names to
\. :. AII.k\.
J " KENNEDY.
G. ". SLATER
CT ! VI VAN HOOK
Marshall rrh tsG
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-02-22


18th, 1853, sre by this act incorporated
And form part Of the State troops At.
tached to the several Regiments and
Br'gades within their military Districts,
to perform duty with the same upon all
Battalion, Regimental, and Brigade
drills, parades, or encampments, and
whenever ordered into active service by
the Governor, or their Brigadier Gene.
rails, they shall have the privilege of
going as whole company. but should
such company refuse to march as a
whole company, 1t shall forthwith be
disnanhed by order Of the Governor,
and the members enrolled in the bcs,
companies.
XII. 1t will be observed that great
discretionary power IS entrusted to on.
GERS. because II Is only by a thorough
.h s' ,"s ~ 'ne'' uu''es' "s onJo'heu ny
w Avs 'na' we can DC prepared LOT
wv 'H.ssn.y ana It Is 'he intention {"
'"o 70 SUSTAIN 'h,hi III tNr
PIP ''se''l se % tn''t uut'us' ne
aus " hii''N ','"' g." F''' y i''N''s
XIV II h. ,.,l,,, tr.,,y.s,ouor.
asnd noble ans ~ Tevaa h,va marched
TO anna and snnght the relep,lcsa ,e
wherever he tcas +, bo fund Thc col
lev Of Arjzonia tho ,i,i,s - u;ss,,,i
and tie I" dark and blrodv oru,udn 80
KENNEDY ana ,Lo ha,ts - ,Lo p
mac amnlv a,tast ,bat ,;c,or, b..
y sa,teJ their brows wbanovcr the
have moi ,h.;y ,reacho,ors onouy
XIV Rnt To ,,revo,, ,be dosncr,,i,r
Of the soil Of Texas that our fair land
shall uot Il. l,id vastc All 1.r,s,o5 =.
that our negroes shall not be kidnapped
and oGr cotton stole, our whole line Of
sea coast from the Sabine TO the Rio
Grande, must be defended by an AIDE.
quatc force and the quota must be 90
tanned from the host of patriotic Texans
reserved for home defence
XVII II Is fb.ra 81, onr ,y, r..-,
that our homes and the Goyernmsp, If
our choice must be defended il i tborc
that those we love and cherish mnst he
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-02-22

GENERAL ORpfR Sc. J.

December S0ih, lSel)
WHEREAS. LIST. The Government and
Ptoplr If the United states. In prusccu.
ting this unnatural war. which thcy have
forced upon u.s. have departed from the
recognized usarcs Of civilized warfare.
true yalor no longer chnrartcrizcs their
Military leaders for persecution aud
usulrncc. dire oppression and the most
savage p.uu3criugs mark taeir footsteps;
and.
H. WngRrAs Their armies of az.
grcssiou, recruited ly h,.dcs If rulhaus.
melted by lust, rapiur. and ma uudylug
hatred to us aud 10 our institutions. NOW
threatened by invasion. the integrity
and safety ur our ".5tc. and unless ct.
ioctuaIiy opposed M timely energy aud
numbers. may Involve the very exist
cucc If our Government
III Therefore, impclei hy Ggg
scuso oi the impending danger. the log.
isl1turc, ia tine plcuitudc Of It's wisdom.
al it4 present session. las PASSED au Act
uhf.l l,. obtained tho or,.r.val If ,L.
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san,c All ra,so s,rh ~,;.p'lors 10 Lc
summoned /, attend said court. which
no shall furnish with the evidence Of
such summons
VIII They .balI hay. tho p,wer If
re- enrolment AS often as thcy may deem
necessary and tho po,vrr 10 imuosc snch
nuui,,hnrnt by arrests imp6sition Of
tatiype Jntv or other nupishmcnt for
tiiz.,irtlirttto If orders or gflss cen,
due, whilst on parade. &c. regulated
by their discretion. but responsible for
tEc imprapcr usr of authority in the
m,,,per ur1yided ia the laws
TX An dclinauents not excused hy
their company officers. are mulcted in
in fines collected through Magistrates
courts by summary process any beat
comu,pv refusing 10 Organize Nv cleo
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-02-22

TEXAS TRoors GntNG TO CotuNBus Con
Maxcy's regiment Of Texas Infantry
reached Little Rock on Saturday last
en- y0pft for Columbus The journal says
the regiment Is fine looking body Of
men. well armed and clothed. aud full Of
zeal and enthusiasm.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-02-22

MoSEY ENouGH--The Macon GA. Tel.
ograph, learns that Gov Browns prep.
osition to advance million or two If the
Confederate Tax, if hc can be allowed
interest on the advance until due, has
been responded TO by the Secretary Of the
Treasury declining the advance, as there
is money enough in the Treasury.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-02-22

RELIEF AssoclArIos. Henry IIargroye, two
sides of bacon.
Mrs X Elleii, ten bushels Of corn, three Of
peas and nine lbs of butter
j Sandidge, one ham. one shoulder one
side Of bacon three bushels Of corn, aud five
bushel, Of potatoes.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-02-22
The Marshall Nursery,

r HAVE .,ill len On band hn- 10, Of
l FRUIT TRIES slso, part OF . 6ns
selection u Roses. and other shrabbery which
wiil sci on accommodating terms | return
my thanks 20 ms friends and will do ali tls.
car 70 deserve still more extensive patronage
JOHN DUNCAN
ian -. lisa ule-3t
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-02-22
ADMINISTRATION NoTiCr.

as the alst day of December. a u. 1861,
~ the undersigned VS. appointed By the
County Court % ilaffi.an county. pertaining
90 TIE estates OF deceased persaas. Admiuisifa-
tor ~ the estate Of sililss IAssiicr decreased
An persons, therefore, holding claims against
said estate, arr required to prsen; them within
the time prescribed by law, and those indebted
10 make immediate payment
II l.. BERRY iiar
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-02-22

ssy' We hope the planters in this county
will come to an understanding az to the amount
If cotton they will plant this year. We have
seen several who intended to plant large grain
crops, and ont little cotton. Oar armies and
people must be fed and the prospect is that this
food must, in great measure. come from the
extreme South. let cur farmers plant suili.
Gent to make provisions cheap, aud If cur
friends have to hll back on Us or to call on as
for aid, that We may have bountiiul grauaries to
draw on for their relief
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-02-22

~ II c. F. Talley. Of The Bass Gray,
Grcgg's Regiment will leave for the army about
the first Of March. He requests us TO state that
he will take pleasure in taking charge Of let,
tiers and small packages for the soldiers
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-02-22

RECEIVERS NOTICE.

Ii persons SERVED with iuierrogatoriss ~.
"A Der the Seggcs'ra,ion act, are required -
law 20 auswrr sps,iiig aud uiioui ds'ay. 40.
sRers that are uicanHs dad ugrsrtria, Of ~
roorr '5 a.il Gee ot.isi, and tie parties q ID BE-
cited before the Cogr, at Tyler. 70 spsScr iasrs
Ia ny ah,suce partie. car Tie their answers
with I \ Harris, f.q A. the Pos, oses i
Marshal.
T. A FAIiILo
N.r.h.N October ~ 1871
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-02-22

M. Major s. 0. GisBs has concluded to
remove to Jefferson aaa open hotel at that
place, instead Of taking the Adkins House in
Marshall Hotel keeping is not a very proiita-
BILE business when everybody has either gone or
is going TO the war
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-02-22
MULE LOST.

fINl!k undersigned. living IA Rssk county, d
l miles Southe~s, Of CA.aieu, has lost raj
liable mare mule Tie ast heard Of her. was
at Uncle Joe ';aylors, four miles from Mar
shall on the Shreveport road, whore she took
fright, Wills snlravorng 10 get her 10 The lot,
and ran OIL She is dark hay 10 uafke
ssols her recoilected Of medium sisD, n .
liyciy Young appearance, although uiss = ~
years old is an elegant saddle mule, aa1 pacD
ard racks timely. Any one tskiag up hid nals
or giving the necessary information - that
San Sc, her, ~ii oocie' fayor, AMI b paid ~
their trouble.
81 HENDRICKS
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-02-22

TINS GALVESTON NYws-Our contemporary
Of the Galveston News has failed. for several
weeks to send rs ha valuable paper We hope
he will see to it. We cansot DO withou, tho
News
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-02-22
SrllI.EN.

q. | HAVE not seen or heard from ny
negro man RkU BEN, siuce Wednes-
day asst. very early 10 lae morning.
H. ! have TO lonbi tina, be WAS sniieed
away by thief under preieaee Of taking hin
20 a ire, State. lie niay be with The libel. OF
travelling alone With pass ! VII! pay reas
enable reward Cor bis delivery to the In Me-
shall. Texas lie is about twenty eight ysAn
II egs gi.dium size and height very black, .
Ls4yy salt OF hair, aud THU. beard lie ~
raised in hotel, has been waiter in one 10
Jackson. Miss in Shreveport. Ia in Marshall
anil Jefferson, Texas. he is sprigh,ly. in,ell
gent, sni very much addicted to yLx He
has remarkably small eyes.
DUDLEY $. JENEIN0s.
February l. 1862. n!9-tf
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TEXAS REPUBLICAN.
TO THE PI'BIlC

so a.b8,rllier- 10 the Texas Republican arc taken
GU, Of this county wlthou, payment IN advance, and
OF the reason that IL Is more trouble 10 collect such
accounts than they sre worth, The names OF sub.
.er0ers out Of the county will be erased At the exp
ration NJ the year unlcs reucvsdby sending the price
Of the paper Money can ne cent by mail AZ our risk
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-02-22

~ Our ohligng Mail contractor, Major
WA bradfeld' will accep. our thank, for
late extra from the Csddo Gazette
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-02-22
~ There will be a public meeting in Mar
'hAl today tSs'aF.'syl "a, the Courthouse.

- 1t Col. ". P. Lane, lee on MONDAY for
his command. Several others belonging to
Greers Regiment left during The xsk
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-02-22

TAKEN ~ By c. Els. living .bou, Q mila
l South q the city q Marshall on the Hen.
dersou and shreveport road AID pos'ed before
I. 4. Ilsrrs J. r., Bat No. S, one BAY
HORSE PCN about sl1 yeArs Old ,hir,oes
hands high, both hind tee, white looks as II he
bad b,eu cui or burned or The big hesd And
has 'he uars Of srope IN BIZ acse Appraised
a. 53' BIZ FREDERICK. tls-t
January 362.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-02-22

BENTON, TEX y
THE subscriber has resumed the above husi.
l ues-, at his old stand and ia now preyrrej
to receive Cotton ard other produce. All ba.
sipess entrusted 10 hi. cart shall receive his hest
attention +. u MARTIN
I,fff.rv Al f.E1
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-02-22
INI<s AND REPAIRING.

IHE undersigned is prepared, on
l very short notice. 10 tune and M"
rerair PIANOS lie will visit any portion q
the county desired. Orders can be left 4, The
store Of Neasrs. Lane & Taylor. tuii=s ss,s-
faction given 10 cg, ry csss
g. FRANK.
December 2lst, 1861. ul&3m.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-02-22

Ten. Caa0zsrJ e Bradfela 4. Taa9
I'VE have this 3ay sold out TO Gr JOHN
" DYKE, who Is dgly Authorised ,o se;ils
ap our booka.
Oar cgst0mcla are respectfully solicited 70
cal cp9n Mr.. Dyke and close their ac,olns
Cjrn, Cotton, Wheat Rye Oai. Fodder.
o. anything for the support Of man ar beast.
vii be taken 10 payment for smogn,s due.
- II YOU have non. Of the before 1ss-
toned article please give your note.
BRAbFltLD Il TALIEY.
Marshal October sol.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Notary Public Notice,

TOHS ~ WHITEHOBN has teen com
u mission 4 and has daily qualified N Notary
Public Of Harrison cnnIiy
GEORGE LANE, Chisf Laes
Marshall, Feb. IT, e62 n22-n
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

4 H. persons sre hereby ierewafoed from
~ trcspaS !ng apou our lands situated 90
both siils q Hear Greek. hetweea the Cy
presses in Harrison County, either by hunting
apon the same, killing hogs upon Il, Or cutting
timber, as we viii pat tbs law Ia force against
any o,~ 80 ,fesp~ssDg
DANIEL 4 DAVID MepiiAlI.
fcarcary l. ls62 nls-ti
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HIDES HID EST.

WANTED ior immediate use 1000 good
W hides. at my rev Tan Yard 81 miles
South Of Marshall for wlica I've and ten cts.
will be paid n leather.
GEO W EWELI
sfA- fidss tanned Oh The slargs.
December. T. 1851. nIl:.t
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-02-22
LOST.

'THE GENTLEMAN who borrowed from
l orr table the =, volume q tartiees In
'su,ry 'fuctics. will confer special favor By
returning The same.
I :. HARRIS
Feb l-G2 n20-,f
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-02-22

OuSWsV6 - FW0Nve
JEFFERSON, THAN
u 60 lave to call attention to tho fact, thss
IA they are just receiving ard opesirg large
supply Of
Staple Dry Goods,
,o~it.
10 bales Of Is Appstou Do.~ss
Bales Of 4 do
900 Pieces OF fancy Psin;s,
30 Dsles Spool Cotton,
! Bales Low,lls,
300 Pieces Bcachcd Dume.ls.
500 Dos Spool Thread.
100000 Needles
50 n, Flax Thread
And variety Of other goo<is.
lht4e goods will be sold at a. o~ figures -
can be afforded. Cal. and look ~ them ED
Judge Tor yourselves.
Jan. IS, 1861. uls-St
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-02-22
STOP THE MuRDERER!!
$500 REV ARD.

WE will give I've hundred dollars reward
" OR the apprehension and delivery Of
John : nURkl~. 70 the civil authorities
of Ouachie county Ars The said BurFis
murdered DR. William " Petit, in cold blood.
on the lo'h day o. January. lsG2 Tie is
about 3 aci or inches high heavy ST for
bis height gray eyes dark hair, heavy beard
inclined TO be gray between - aud SO years
old
WILLIAM X roNEY.
JOHN + T. EDWARDS,
LEE NJ PETIT
] guarantee the sbose reward. Il the above
naincd Burris Is brought 10 justice,
A. L. FARRIS3.
Niers Blaa Ouschila county, Ark
January 10th, 500 nlsat
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-02-22

We would request the Rev, j d Tullus, TO give
hs his assistance as he travels through several
beats
Gentlemen, We would kindly ask you to co
Fpperate with rs in making inquiry of the
rants and necessities OF the families Of our
>oldiars, end others needing relief in your re
pp0ctise Beats. II any are ~ Dnt, report TO
Porne member OF the Central Relief Committee
o Marshall and by mutual counsel with any one
~ You, the wants Of the needy may be supplied.
INe cannot ascertain the condition Of all the
antilles OF enr soldiers, and those needing re-
ief In Oar county, aud we have adopted ths
hs,hod 10 get the wanted information, aud your
lervices, which you will no doubt cheeriully
fiye.
It !, our duty to visi. the families 81 our
odiers, whether they need the substantial ne.
sssaries ior subsistence or cot they may need
0" which is almost II not quite a. necessary
ot sympathy, and stten,-n, In their loneliness
nd anx'eties Nor should we neelec, sny in
nees times NJ AGRA t-inis
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-02-22

Our thanks are due the following persons i1r
cash Mrs Rains s. 90 Mrs Smith s. 90.
Mrs G " Marshall a. so Nj. + FrIdcrici
81 SO; Mrs. =, D. lIoleemb s. So Mr.
Rain s 00 Mr. Bink'ey SO cents Major
Smalley. 30 cents Mr. Clemmous. 25 cents
We received from our TabIeauN aud Concert
300 clear An the other money we have
was received from persons becoming member,
of the society We have now on deposit $50
30. In the Treasury sli 90 We have 10.
ceips for S57 80 paid out
70 the editor of the Texas Republican, We
return our most sincere thanks for his courtesy
" noticing our society and publishing free Of
charge all Of our requests Also to Mr. Ford,
ior the use Of his very pleasant room, luxurious
seats and fine hfcs. To the members of the
society We would say that We have cause TO
congratulate ourselves uTon the good feeling
that exists, and the disposition TO work NANTES.
/ Ted by ALL as well as The desire to continue as
long as we hayea volunteer be- oug army.
MRS. b. l.. HOLCOMB, Precedent
Mas ; RLvpvoRTH Wee President
Mas e. i. tally, 1f6asafsr
Mss NJ A PETE Recording Setretayu
Miss kurlE JouNsoS Cor. Secretary,
We request all our members to be present next
- tuesday,, as We have business Of importance to
. ts.sd 10.
MRS. Il l. iOLCOMBE,
PfeJdsHG l.. J. 4
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-02-22

ssy- Lieut. Charles I. Taley, informs US
that he is authorized To receive recruits for
Grcggs regiment He understands there are
number DESTROYS Of joining the army in Ken
lucky aud there are doubtless others he has not
heard of They will be subssted aud transport
ed to the army at the expense Of the Govern
ment Those DESTROYS d serving their country
20 an active Gcld arc offered az opportunity Of
doing so. Recruits when they g5t to the army
viii have the privilege Of selecting their own
clmnany.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-02-22

WE are raising company Of twelve !;
w months volunteers Confederate ser. ~
yice. Cark's Regiment 1hose desiring
20 jrn wiil meet At Marshall ON Satur. ~
day, III, 18th inst, f5F the purpose Ct or. y
ganza'Cn
H. LIBERTY.
Feb :. 1852. " / PfCkENs.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-02-22

CoSrRiBrrlovs 70 rHr LADIES NoLrNrFrB
An Socurr Il coHetoa.-ln Publishing
the interesting history Of this Society last week
The name. u seytu. Il the contributors with
The amounts furnished by them, were iuadyer
tar'ly omitted for which we trust the parties
concerned and Tie ladies' of the Society, will
excuse rs. Owing to Misunderstanding the
communication was rot furnished US until the
morning preceding Tie publication Of Cur paper
AMI the manuscript was written upon bolh
sides We were very much hurried having the
latest news and other matter for the paper to
srmugc editorials to write. and advertisements
toG2 mp We ropubli-h accommodation co..
tire. a. corrected, and invite attention 70 &c.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-02-22
SELLING OFF voR COsr...

I AN selling Of for cost. the balance Of my
] Winter Goods, consisting Of splendid and
varied stock Of clothing hats shoes &c. Cal
soon II YOU want bargains.
; JACOBS.
Marshall Jan -. 1862 ul--i0t
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-02-22
CAVALRY COMPANY

am now raising Cavalry Company for
iht term u .Rel,c months To lee forthwith mas
,ored into service ihospa wishing TO join, viii
report without deloy Fny Young man who Il
enable to firrifh h.s 3pa horse Gan CT one BY
applying tome. .
pm DgpNN
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-02-22
TO VOLUNTEERS

Bue Gen Com Oh brig Tsrls STATE IioeP,.
d I ENnEkl.f Hng. nlinr
The New York herald., 1862-09-19
MEDICAL SUPPLIES AND SURGEONS sENr
TO THE ARMY.

WASHINGTON Sept. IS, ls6.
st the meeting OF the Sanitary Commssion to-day Inc
Secretary reported that previous to yesterday i've wsscs
and railroad car loaded with supplies, had been
by the Commission TO and beyond Frederick; ihas
surgeons and inspectors OF tho Commission, with rail
road car load Of supplies wore sent yesterday Afternoon
that three wagons left Washington for the army ia.
Upper Potomac AZ twelve o'clock last night with party
Of distributing agents in charge Of Drs Agnow and lar
ris; that . train Of army wagons Is loading with
supplies, to be despatched 10 the battle field by wy
Of Frederick that mr. Crane had becn previously sta
toned AZ 6lsmbersbaTg or Hagcrsown, with large its
cretenary powers TO act for ;hs Comiolssioni tbas
dispatches had been sent 10 Philadelphia, ordering the
purchase Of large supplies at that ront that these Win
" arrive from Tho North, would be forwarded 10
Hagers;own IN charge OF speci, agents.
The New York herald., 1862-09-19
THE REPORTS FROM HARRISBURG.

HAgrsBuRG, Pa, Sept. ~, 1852.
The received during lass night indicates that tho
result Of yesterdays ght decidedly our favor but
stu. another battle IS necessary determine who shall
finally be the victor.
II expected that tho battle would bo again resumed
This morning. but rng has been heard and is sup
posed that buryny Of tho dead Ia tho order OF shc day
General MoCeIan's headquarters are at Sharpsburg,
Surgeon General smith despatched q special train 10
Hagerstown yesterday 10 attend cur wounded
The number wounded in General MSClelans recent bat
lies is very large. Most OF them win probably DO
brought into Pennsylvania.
The rebel prisoners taken have been sent so Fort Della
ware
The New York herald., 1862-09-19
SURGEONS FOR THE WOUNDED SOLDIERS
IN MARYLAND ,

Pursuant TO notice published in yesterdays HrRAsD,
meeting Of New York Surgeons was held ysstorday
morning at the residence OF Dr. Detnod 1O4 Ninth street
TO take 10 send forward twenty compsen SUP
geons without delay 10 tho seat Of In Maryland The
attendance quite numerous, and great number os
surgeons volunteered their services Dr. Detmold pre-
sded and Dr.. Greene acted secretary Dr.. Ds,mo'A
briefly stated tho object Of the meeting and after
dicuty occasionsd BY the great number Of surusons
who offered their services the following gentlemen wsrs
seleced;-
Drs Hail Guernsey Eorrish, Raphael ltchbern Leach,
Osborn, ellis, Livingston, vondersmth Ranney Rocen
stein Elliott johnson, Hunter and Greene sf New York,
Ds Cocbranc Campbell and Conant Of Broclcyn, ana Dr.
Quilnby, Of Jersey city.
These gentlemen selected Drs. Raphael Cechrsne and
Cnnant TO a committee for the party in managing
the business affairs Of their journey.
Tho surgeous left for Washington BY the haipas ave
O'Clock train yesterday afternoon.