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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-01-25
NO. 49,.

blockade Is Intellectual. aud the op. ra.
lions 81 the -inne fleet Grim. against
al mankind, j. merely preparing the
way for dine, British interference IN
oar nilalrs. We hope we may be pre-
pared io give them "A warm v,lcnne
HE h~i Thing g. DO IL IT, pat al onr ar.
mice 90 motion t. crush the military
power # the rcbeliion The next thing
II To employ every ship yard IN increas-
lng our navy aud every capable foundry
10 lHrnlhg on, grat shell sud utled
guns 'ps seah"ard defense and ship ar.
mnmcnts. We viii gain time, hy the
surrender If the rtrl commissioners.
60 give the rchcl- he full benef, If uur
military preparations. ;s,s,i To- make ready
ipr tii' coming struggle with usr old en-.
rnv 1t is the highest ahd mo.. urgens
any 81 tie government to improve the
time 10 the utmost
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-01-25

Loss ar SOUTHERN fnApg ny the NoRru,
wssr Tho >, l.auis Republican in ref.
errncu to III boss Of Soptheru trade by
lbe Western States. says:
$50 what aNfaily des1aiing results
have followed The cessation Il tia, epe-
mrtce The Western States ct Europe
are trembling nticr u Our own North.
niomcnlarily bepotitt,d by demand Tor
army soppAes, does not teyl Il. as il VIII
by as1 ~ Bur survey the Nest--wlih
no choice 81 an outlet q, Europe. save
through New York its t,fedncts at half
;ileif former price. and all It's purchases
a; double that price In fact, the farmer
us the West can scarcc raise produce
At current prices Tie gross yield Of
his farm would not pay the wages #
the hands necessary To- raise IT. No
: part &c the United States is more aille,
ed by the cessation 81 tine ;. n bern
trade M''n now see the .s,llacy ai all
thtse theories, that h.litiled Son,letn
industry and the imp0rtanc, Of South.
ern comm rec with IL, to The rest II the
United States Let ne give some credit
Ia the men, who, witi', sustaining ~ys-
ten which, though lrgal. has been held
up tr unsparing odiun, have made 'ha,
system productive of So many and great
i benefits. ,is, the Withdrawal ot them
has -ent fear aud trembling through the
uaiiona
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-01-25

= s GLoRuys CuMrANY ~ BEi9S0 - --
We understand that there aic millions
eff applicants c. admls~i 20 into thc
ranks # t1r gallant and glorious com
pauv. the Constitution ui which b. here.
wish appended. We w.uid be pleased
IL such compay were organized hcrca'
bouts Pn, ne down one scholar under
~ Consultation
Z CONSTITUTION OF TnE nosE GCAgns
Adopted Juy 4h, ls6l Motto ;
Prompt on Duty"
Art / THIS company shall bear the
name 4 the II me Guards
Au . The nam bcr Of the " Home
Gnalds shall be from ten to 800, or
mote
ART The entire company shalt con
sjst oi nllig.rs--oach member being en-.
ullrG Ia srler, bis own Office.
Am 4 This company shall repuiiale
al military rules aud usages Every
member shah ann himself ia kis own
way. ior active service, aud nuld himself
in readiness % do a. he l,lciscs at az
hours uo:ice lrnm his commander
ARI 5 The Home Gnards " shall br
commanded by each member 10 rotation,
but il rs left entirely at The option Of
members t. obey the orders II the act
ing commander or not as they may
please.
AKr 6 The Guards viii parade semi.
secession lily, az aftener, provided They
have nothing else To d..
AW tACh h'lh"'i '' 'h. H'ti''
Guards shall while ln actual service,
draw the following daily ration~ Onc
bottle claret, one bottle champagne
three fingers cognac, siN fingers bnnr
bon, one dozen cigars, one l'obed turkey,
one boiled turkey. enc dozen hroiIed
oysters two Dozen oysters IA the shell,
one basket fnli 81 knicknncks, assorted.
Ar $ When 90 marching orders
each mcnl"t 81 TIE "n fd~ 'ha' "e Al
lowed me boot = y, one barber, one
Que set " fishing tackle, one pack ul
s..-.. 4 l..fv.f
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EXPECTED MOVEMENT OF THE RIVER r.o-
T!LL3

a. go,
D.. Nc P"o'''i'ei on yesterday TIE intel
S""''s'" " our sptciai telc-
sP'""eh' -, '"'Hhuus,
''', 'po 'eGei'i I'''i h'ii''a, aeeo''pa-
~" ''is " ti"4"tt fhitht ~ i'"aps
""N ~ :" AZ ra'f"' i"is beet con
- 1910 wen e'"r't nc'cn gun
20 D'.''s' a"a "'4''y'e'Sh, mortar "'ais--
,'o 'a',V' 'e'nS ln'fe'y 's''S I""i 81
"''' ''''" = u'i'y'.iSbt ''e' ~ s'Aiy
"a "''' ""H year "s several hi"' '"r
nave '"s "f'heF 'hi0,'
'"'' p'"'t9 nav" t,l'ntiy mann
'e9'eu sue" . hei VOWS inHisp"ssii'h To
',''',''' S'''"'" '"iel"'i t'',hihrs nj
=" W. "' "'ee"''" :" ''t M'7 '$S'Pi
''" n'N'ee Il''t~' wat tht auttIpii-
"eN a. Ns"o ana fAdecah have been
S"hPV"eu !" impress ihtm into srfFicr,
" contemplation - The long anticipated
i"i "aid movement, which seems no"
"ea, 1T "ahe'
iuHt movement Ia some direction
cN''ef gu, Columbus y up the Tennessee
rs pfoOab,., seems to be believed ~
N"J 'eh' F"lS from the precautionary
't1 81 preparation va 81 VIII al once
u' 'ee'g hDtd ," his order pnblished
lh's morning, directing NH'uuieets ot
infi"ush b. report themselves Ia their
,eNP'e'''e commanders immediately.
'r"+y p"s@'hly Nr THAI the enemy, IA
'si"lhg NAT ihr late feinl"rcesnehts
reiH nom Columbus in y bowling Green.
l.'7 ih''tt'aly IraGccd cor strength at
'"r 'orn'oF place, has tvcutHe sufficiently
sHH fHH 2. ~ L.. 81
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bearing British race caunot endure tina
any other government should WAX ~
great as their own They will allow no
body to take liberties with ncntra
rights but themselves, if they can he'll
/ II. They see IN this insnrreclion III,
long deferred opror,unily To weaken
hnhlhllatc, and divide the United States
II anybody believes in The reality ri
depth 81 Great Brilan's friendship fal
tliiS country, hc has read history Ia lit
Ne purpose, aud is strongly lacking il
the disccrnmcni If character. No, ia,
least Of the objections which pres,
ngnlnst the surrender Of these rebels
!" the fact that IN all probability IT will
prove Ruthless sacrifice uf national
dignity and self respect Great Britain
d"cs hot heartily desire peace with ns
least Of all a peace which shall end in
the crushing unt Of the Southern rebel
bon Sic will he all tie more ready ia
seek preicxi for quarrel with us, now
Iiiht we have shown Ter now successlul
she - likely Ia prove. The violation Of
neutral rights Is The prrxiex, to day, aud
The IN fiirlcucy If the blockade, or ihc
couii-catlun ol British vessels carving
e"nlraband, will he the pretcxt to.mor.
row
The refreshing serenity with which
Mr. seward sug gcsis, IN drrrecatiuu ui
the outraged public feeling Of the ma.
ton, that the safety I'll the nation not
requiring the d,'tentiun ui these can.
iur'd persons we may ~ we'll let them
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CELEBRATED CLIFTON GINS

Manufactured IN Dallas county Alabama. \
cont unance OF the Planters patronage Is re-
especially solicited.
RpprPFNces James West james W iicoN,
" PEARSON. q W IAnoir, Mansfield La. {
T. kuigutrj, Major WIN Wadc shreveport la ;
rhoma. Poland. y X smith rowrlion, Texas Z
Dr W II Dial. Marshall Texas; Col JOIN llill'
\ { Traylor, Wavery, Walker county, Texas
Address
b Y. WILLIAMS,
Mansfield, La
" en- %. 1851 IN
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-01-25

Tar HRlflsu ASH raE YASAKg NAYIrs.---
TIE disparity bctweva the British ard 1ankse
nasiss shows at g'snc. the result en.ibe high
seas in ease Of war between the two countries.
The Brush navy Is conres' d Il GIG ss-sels.
, 0o0 guns 20 GOO sasloIs That 81 n, L. =.
namheIs 2i6 vessels. 500 guns. 20.ooO rai's'ss
Apart fem the p.,asan, latte disvt>icus Afford
cd in suppr s.ipg the Southern insarre'ioa."
the Lincoln Cabinet might well ros'aer serioss-
II under such circumstances. tvtwe takitg up
the csnnie, Of ~ar rcoen,iy offered by jobs
Bull
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NOTICE.
Som ern Pacific Railroad Company

'JNHf following Resolution was adopted by the
Board OF Directors Of this Company at ihe'f
meeting Sept 10th, ls6l
Resolved. That the following notice he pub
slcd in the Texas Republican
All those claiming To hold debts against the
Southern Pacific Railroad Company viii pleas
prcsen, them Immediately At the Office ol the
Company, in Marshall for investigation and to
be passed upon according TO the resolutions o.
the isaarl 81 Directors.
A 7 SMITH. Seuciarg
Marshall sept 9Th 1851
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CONFEDERATE CONGNTss


The following is a list Of lie members
OF the iirs, Congress Of The permanent
government OF the Confederate States.
which meets in February next.
Those marked with an asterisk 90
are members Of the provisional Congress
ETN ,Tp
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From the Richmond Enquirer.
THE PARTICULARS OF TIE NORTHERN Mi.
MiLIATl0S

We lay before onr readers today. III,
demand Of the English governn,i M OF
the g"qrrumeni at Washington for til,
restitution Of Mcssrs Mason aud Slid,l
. aud their Secretaries, aud sntabl,
apology i"r their artcsi--and also ia,
answer uf Secretary Srwatd thereto. ane
the response e Lord LYONS.
The English Minister was sl-rt ahc
90 the point Seward surrendcrs at ia,
instant, but takes much pains 10 gather
his robes about him in the attempt Il
ial' with deccucy. In vain, however
do inicrmnnblc sentences and false
statements lalof 10 cot ceal tie charac
ter of an act which has stamped "alirci
craven = uu the front of the Northern
nationality, f"r the nations to gaze upon
Stewards argum, utatinn, though de
signed to cgvcr The iniamy, but adds "a
II lie argues through long aud success
sive arrays &" iirslics and sccondIcs
that the Southern Commissioner were
cmdrahahd--lhat they were liable to-
capture on the Tren,-,hat they were
captured under JusiiIyiug circumstance
aud with due decofun.
All this Seward argues, and he says
he demonstrates it, He next books
him onl place 10 fall He says the
laws Of nations. while .ius,ifying the
''p'"'r 81 ah oh"mys ministers as con
"a'"'"'' 90 l'"' as ~ the ease OF prop
''Y' provide me 'arinn'as Tor adlndica'
ting the capture This might have been
ob'laied, hc'says, II the Trent had been
ir'"'n'"' ~ proceeding against her
why" W"u'u nave orch mufaliy decls
~, ~" " VI, case "i the commissioners
- ,"' "''''' ,'t,',h,y OF TIE character OF
h'N'' ""a HIdr'l, INNS Indirectly de.
IF'u, ~ "on'h nave deemed sum lent
~. =" 'hc"t tue SP'i'l ~ me Ia". But the
i'e', ue'uE dismissed that resource
was '"s' ann 50 'nl want oi Il infmala
l''V''u'i'E' UT. seward argues ilnt
"c NUS give "f an 'dNahtage accorded
~ NV pr uety sought ana pr perry
''.''"'i =" ny gu" h"t 'hc man max
''u' why nor assert mat The laws
~ '.'''''"7 '''' WIN St'A' pfiNclp.es 81
justice '"',e' 'hai mere technical aud
~ "ih"i9 hIuS WY not MAINTAIN
'"'' Wn''r no '"ihi'l "ul" 1cAiinh Is
PROVIDED l'T' none can be required I!
Nuu u " 'n"f'l 'rels'"h Womb d" why
h,'fh' ''Ht H|'"I'nns certainty ct the
cN'ta''''N OIL Mason sad sHdeil which
"'G'r r. havr existed, aud ~ which
,e 'n''i i'' L''id Lyons. have been eIual.
y urged ~ what is, at h's', but " court
81 "'i f
INe'a" t"'i hhd only 70 consent &"
90 snlj'cil"" 81 The ltcui, hhciai"d sy
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been made. the secret was 80 admira
bly, kept, that hot twenty persons knry
m the result reached before the fun Al
plolnaiic correspondence was la ,riut
appeared exclusively IN this morning
National lutrlligcuccr. which for ne,
hhps tn" hrst tune ~ its history ian,
'he news (and pretty big i,cm Of news
too, in advance ui nll our cnt,,mnu
rar'cS' Nj Seward mnfayed tie mai
tei =" adroilly as 10 cut uif all commn
hicaiion Of the surrender Ia the prupl,
a" HE country, until the official STATE
meui oi the case should bc before them
Consequently, although the result wa,
reached. and the elaborate letter of Mr
seward, prepared and srui IT, f.nrd Lyons
on Thursday, the New Ynfk utp,.rs ol
saturday morning knew nothing nbnui
H. Az HAT they contained was.a warn,
announcement that - public ailu,,ou
II the Mason and Slidrll affair had been
reached" Meanwhile, the lntclligctcer
was quietly furnished by the Secretary
"l State with copy Of the all-impor
taut documents, which appeared ~ :,
correct shapc, aud wer, photographed all
over The country this morning Thu
sharp waited aud ra.crc eyed reporters
al 'hr New York press were Consequent.
" baltic l"r uucr. aud 'hr ul,lligrnrcr
t'J"ices ~ a reputation which promises
I" renew lis wealth, aud reanimatc the
sleepy I'D veteran Of h II a c,utmy
win quite juvenile air e enterprise.
The unsolicited vet sab-t4t,f5at l,.,.,.,.. a.,
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i, ural Embellishments.
GINS! GINS. GiN>!!i

ISAAC y. RREAZEAlb Hkes This mcihoi
| al rrtnrnii,g has thanks to the ot,zens oi
this sad the snrrogn,ling counties, Tor their Tor
MR. patronage aud also 10 inform them tia Mr..
ny Williams SNOW the uu'y authorized agent
t.,, tb. stla nf line
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From tho Asmph!. Appeal.
HOSTILITY OF ENGLAND TO THE uS,TIp
STATES.

discredling Yankee institution. and aid
iculihg Yankee resources Tie lates
number 1T The london Times has a 81
we're review # Liucolns message. from
which we take the following extract:
The South. not contcai with question
ing tie night Of the North 10 govern
them, they have even goue To- the extent
u qnesiionin certain Lurihcru in~tita
tiois. Thus persons are uctunllv found
to wish Tor restriction Of the suffrage
"a contend, IN spite ot the evidence at
lofdcd 10y the North Gf the purity ~ dec
ton. and The high moral ead intellectual
qualities secured 10y such proc, ss that
II is better elections should be- coniiund
to Legislators, and n0t extended TO mag,
is'rajes and some have cvcu been heard
10 pronounce the horrible name 81 mou.
archy' No wonder that Mr. Lincoln
inxurlsiing Ia the paradise e. which the
will uf az unhridlod democracy has t..
trodncrd him. aud look ing forwaid +, a
desperate sifaggle with England. that
has been brought about apparently b.
the same cause, should feel Il piuu.
horror ui those who venture Sc think
suGu . eNl ',','one. tot eene'u.'vr' snd The
eA's,"s Ions'''u''oh 81 me c"''rd states
:" ,'.''e '""4' ~ PEI c''"h We nave
'an',,, - sas 'i s'"e',y OUT y ar.
deed truc-if she is fighting to ,manci
pate herself from the blind tyranny Il -
degraded mob, from elective Judges aud
elective gnyctnors--hc has given his an.
- 80 $3.50 W., !" nun ff'h 'h
p.'"9 we" ,''s u''r '''i'el 20 i'''-essr''
~" "'S e''r''''ne"' lhe
- Is ''''',"' N"'N" nave ~
''"D' 0'""e - u 81 ''e ''' ~ % run.
several 81 The London Journals, pt the
contrary, are enthusiastic in their praise
Of President D,vi.,. u.ss,.-, n. -.
5.. uli
N~"'''l.'', 80
N' "'o'' contrast can oe conceived
'""" '""' "N'eh 'AstAs '"f I'F"' in's
sage " ,he ""''he'n aud southern Pres
''n''...'.s 4. -. ','',"s'' ''', ~ VS. 'n'
pet,ed between the iii aul Inc p.w em.
pirc The southern message IL. calm
ana comment tuil OF spirit OF indrrru-
- '"e
y, e,n I'm t,5,r, h., a., p,e,,.i,a,
DIM, IS HE A,aa Of the ID. asate3. f,adi
t.onafy iwyi,e cna .Aaf Pfe,siest LfsoaiH
+" =" J"f''7'' a9.4'f' a''Aei .fHf" 'Ns'',.
"',',"' .e..J. ...,...,.i. ...,.,
"a. - 49,. 90,
", y -, n.
~ '.. 5 ,.,s -. .',a,.,J "
~ .lt.f r. ,s.'.
II. -. =" 49,, -,
we $50" ''ir -. a.. lrt,.l..l
.I.'.t
'N .'. ~ -.
"a g., r1,
u'''''"l' - - ~. III, -.
W =, en-" 80 " '','',i' f..,'a 50.
W. ,i'', H. - -,
'''f'
-. -. ,.c..,;,.., 3. ia.
history al the laSi war. ana 'he ir'"""
won 10y tire American navy 'h 'a't ""''
says that rcnnwn - rests almost 'hufe'y
upon ihe capture - three 81 Sour iilE
ates under circumstances ~ exttaogdi
,..., .l,.,,~,,,. aud ia vi.,,or;r. ,y,.re
-, a.
s'''''' N"''.' - '''s
had been srduced 'som our service ~
disparity ia the gatc # wages, which u
.nr ,a,nir,,ltv i mot sLs,lu,rlv insane.
siil never again occurH
Spenkiur II The dimensions Of the
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lust received a large and superior lot Of
- shoes. which will he sold cheap, BE Ger
tain to call at
: JACOBS
Marshall Nov. %, 1851 nlo-u
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Removal.

I HAVE removed m, -i,,', - IL Hr'"A house
/ immediately North OF the Courthouse.
& JACOBS.
Marshall. Nov q. 1861 nl0-ii
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TEXAS REPUBLICAN.
lNLY rHo DOLLARS AND A HALF A YEAR
u. w. IOtG CHERRY.
EpiroR ASp PROPRIETOR


rHE TEXAS REPUBLICAN Is issued weekly a,
}WO DOLLARS AND MALE pcr annmn VI naid
~ advance II paid Within siN months Three Dollar
+ Ilvneni bee irl yed until after the ak months the
Yr I'd h" -Four Dollars. Single coptcs One Dime.
tvortsemeut. at y per square NJ ten lines NJ less.
al 90 -en- square for every subsequent insertion.
Aliprrl u,tlHlt made fnf yearly advertisements
announcement " .au.l'di Ten Dollars
feelvc i"f cent will be charged on Advertisements
Hf Inlit IA advance.
'Irrv notice. oyer one square WI be charged
lrertisrurUt4
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When the .,eam.r Asia wxs shout
leaving her wharf At Halifax for New
York the military hands atrucs "p
"niste
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Iuu CarAs.


EEo LANE. Wo7'sy At Lao. Marshall. Harrison
~ county TWAS
YIN, ,. '''''' -'''' nays """ ''""''N"' ~
Ni'el'A '5Iehtt'h#
'"s''N''" '''f ''"' willie l'l''t.'
,>,r, , ,rtttIre il, -, ,, ,,.
III 49, - t ,i a. ~. 49,.
Harrison. " ti'lt 'i'7, "''d' il~hhf. tnd Ninilh
''nniir'' asa 10 tio supreme ana FEEDER" Counts a
.tth
a,t,, q ,p,,s r,.,,,r. ,e>yt.e.
49, '.''. ~ ''.' ~,
NAILS A JENNINGS have ,sr,n,l, p,rtner.bt,
on. me ,re occupied hcrcf lf,re hy nldiey
.,a,rr'
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II =. FELTON, NioyHsY Al Iutr Marshall. Texas
IL. 0fcs f2xer' Building south West corner
ut Pihlir Squaic
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Dor & WILLIE. Fuofasg, a. i.ur Marshall
| rrxt,. will prtetire va the District Courts ut
Harrison Pamela tass wood. up-hur. aud smith
e'untIr. lsd a. tic supreme aud Federal ouutt- a
ItIrF
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CEo LANE. Nol,sy at Lac. Marshall Harrison
" county. rrxts.
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MILLS n JENNINGS have :auncla partnership
VI W The practice OF the law
bfhrs TIE one occupied hcrct 1irre hy Dudley
Jennings. nrtr the Soith Wc4i corner oi the publ
tqdlr.
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osly one Journal In Pst.s lthe op'e'rHs Ns
'ianalel IS friendly - 'he @oe'h
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II tuGNl. .Hi,o'sg ~ Inc. Marshall rara..
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1862-01-30

slwsss N tnsltnl. flists n 4. o.
eetFHl IN lflsmpli sai ~ak s,asss a
ssHllfiHn ~ fusfiyfsahdlgfts. eei
y y Ne eusios n lhe peetls n M
lmi WI - Ne reeltf4 n thelt
NJ n siff' 'he tffy men sh, taf H.
'he fs.h 81 ~ esptaih NFks., snl
iie stI more fash tsIurshmspl N
ne Niininis'fnfiah ani hs sb.siss.
wnuii sis weets aec havs hen as,ar
: lsuisi ffmu rfivst shlp IN psIst
sefmhs ~ feIwI. and feiass. All
Laforc wiIl fi,c W iado INam hsenr,
iri yel ym surrendered them. Aid
you. W escape The feesrnldan IN
England NJ the Cuufeiefaie Hs,es.
md your seeretafy ei sine. With
Christian resignation " .lale plillos
ophy, calmly rcjoices that Ihe eject
nal check upon and waning pfbpof
iluhs ~ the issufftelloh, .. veil a.
The comparative unlmpor'ance " ihe
persons concerued, happily enablc
the Adninis,ss,ion sfIer SIS weeks III
experiment. 10 cheefiuIly uberatc
them, and thus remove skh a'sv,ni
csss, Ls'h.
Sir, give me lcase 10 say That skr
moment they Mason spd SltdolD
stepped upon The deck Of . british
,nan.ot. war. your prisoners u state.
whom Inc other day you woslA have
consigned to fclons cells, bvssm.
in'lsml the convoys uui nmbseaslos
Of = recognized indel endeui STATE.
and ] predict here to-day. IN spite of
this deep national humiliation, o. rn.
thcr perhaps because Of Il, sad, In
spite. ton, II the surrender, without
protest, Of tho Nopros desssine, for
forty years tho cherished asd proud
policy ef this G5vcrnhen,, ia less
ihsn three monthsiSon sill " Il war
with Great D,iisis, @ clss, h she
meantime, Will hare bassly sutwillsd
to the recognition Of thc Conlsdsrats
States, aud the breaking up of the
blockade; AMI. II At var then, with
hcmrts nnstrung and hands snssrvel
~ sis. s&.s s~,s-~s>l~s
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1862-01-30

4 sfe 10 $50 their rnWHtfy Fm lvif
ilom ,he ,h,silgm n seritsla A..
psiism. Hwi Ismmins birth lnia N.
sml'l IN iadereadl ~ hsiIon, vli'
sol ersral.le government, gnfsf
iselas iaslice shi preteriis %
ffee, bfrse ahi masoinimoas people
the rI'aArei Anl respected n WI as
ilms
II. IN Tho sprine ,lm eamp,lsf
should opan actively, they eanoo' b.
20 arR,s,efnl anl i,nLee lilr as u
desert ihpf counifY IN Tins ~ peril
merely beeia.e their term has espif
I'd Aud II they should haze m op
poriuai'y 10 o. home honofnIdy, \
will be- merely 10 prqpn'e to feioi'
theft friends oh the Geli TIL the,
vt a.L ouf frltai. to remember ua ..
Whether nfound the domestic hearth
IN pleeiul or ehceflal enjoyment u
the festive accession. or when ihe min'
with deep fervor IA Rsed on thing
eternal aud nbevc, may the remembc
rs kindly. Respectlall,.
JAUl'ES.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1862-01-30

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morning
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Il Mississippi Se detail. we're made
for working squads, and IN the even.
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amount Of rairiotic enthusiasm 'nan.
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speakers and plmj,s Of the crowd.
lmproyi.cd by strains ol stirring mu.
SIC from the band Of the 9TH Ala.
hama.
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petite. Al, this war has brought
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