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, 1862-09-16

Tic victory gaiued at the battle fought near
Niddlctowo. Md, on Sunday last, las cost
tie Union army anothar major general, and
xrc, too, whom the country can illy afford to
lose. private dispatch received yesterday
afternoon, By c. a. Reno, csq., ofthis city,
Conveyed the sad Intelligence that l1is brother.
Major Gc'Sial Sssse L. Reno, was Killed at
o'cloc': i. Ill. on s''nday, wh;lc ga1lantly lead
ing hte troops to victory.
M;!l"r General Reno was thirty -c:9ht years
pia AZ last June. H.: VS. born in the slate Of
1i'5iliA, uear Wheeling, b.. Was brought III
il Pennsylvania, to which State his parents
removed soon ;dter his birth. In early life.
III: k2tIcct vi tits sketch eyinccd decided
1cyc 1or military science, AID in 1911 hc enter
q tn': N.st P''ins Academy, with til: firm
determination Of deyo;irS his G:c to the pro-
f;t~'ult 6f arms.
From this Institution 1lc graduated in 1916:
81. 1l'i:d i'll Ills class Of over thirty members.
lir immediately after received the appoint
Int Of secoud lieutenant in the orduance
d'r.'tTcf1 Of the regular army, and was sta
tloncd at the Watcrylic. arsenal
On the breaking out Of the Mexican war.
fhe young lleuicnat WIS among the first to
&opucct himself with The fa,nous " uoyitzcr
Battery attached TO Gen. Scott's division of
the nr1iy- H. Was engaged in nearly a1l Of
lie p1iDcipa. battles Of that war, dutip. which
lle was twice brcyctted for meritorious con-
>xiuc!. At the taking Of tho Mcxicrn capisal.
hc received tali III lis righ. arm. which for
s<,nc ti1nc disabled him IRON active service.
At the elise Of the war he returned home,
rT,6 u,s .fG1S- %nJ
ST which city and Philadelphia he spent most
OF his time till the fall Of ls5G when he was
gent nut to Itah, under Gen. johnson, who
crulnanded the famous expedition ordered
1lithtr by President Buchanan, fc1 the pur-
pose Of subjecting tic Alormons to federal
authority.
Or his r1tu1n from this expedition, Captain
Reno was placed in charge Of Mount Vernon
arsenal; hut OIL The breaking out OF tho rebel
lion w:e Ecut to Fort Lcayeuxo-th. Iu the
1l:onth OF Novc,nber, 1sG1, he was arnointed a
Bligadlcr General Of Volunteers. a1,J accon,-
1eeuicd Gen. Burnside On his sacr,s.t,, .,,.-
dition to the coast OF South Carolina
His uilita1y career sincc thnt r,.rtod T. !.
matter Of history, with which the public are
Familiar. Tie "Burnsiee expedition" is onc
OF the most notablc events OF the present
Mar, ard amorg the officers who bore q para
il its hardshi, 70 mud victories, none 1lsch argcd
his duties with 1norc fidelity and bravery thar
did General Reno.
On the 18Th OF last April he was prompted
fothc position Of Msjor General, and in that
capacity, as well rs in every other in which biz
1as acted, be was The brave, devoted, faithful
soldier, ready at I'LL times to peril his lite il
1is country's cause: Els yoRnger brother;
Col B. F. Reno, who was q member Of the
EEcncral's staff, has borne his remains TO Phlla.
dclpiia, where his grief-stricken rjfc and
children reside.
'He elccps his last elcep,
lie has fought his Inst battle:
No sound Eball awake him 10 rlorr arsin.r
, 1862-09-16

FoK THE sIcK AND WOUNDED SOLDIERS
h pleasant basket picnic for the benefit of
the sick and wounded soldiers Of the 52d ree-
fluent, will take place at Jchnson's Mound. in
zhc town Of Blackberry, on the 1ssh instant,
next Thursday. All the west portion OF K1ue
county will be present. A big box OF de1ica.
cies will be made up and Gent to the boys,
with the love of all atAomc: The day will b.
occupied with speeches, songs, &c.
, 1862-09-16

Eater from Europe
CAFE RACE, Sept. 1.-THE steamer Do4emia IN
lsssrt here this morning. Her dates are to
tic 5.h inst.
p he Scotia arrived out on the 4:h, and the
Italian afIsiFs rs1nsin uu,l1nged. Il is still
uncertain what disposition wilt be maie Of
Giribalui.
ANOTHER ARRIVAL.
CAFE RACE, Sept. 1.-THE steamship Ara
bin, trcnl Liverpool G:h, via Queenstown It'll,
i,asstd Ae1e ut T. o'clock, Suuilay It Wis
bloairg heavy :,s1e from ths eastward. The
news yacht Was unable TO board her and OBJ
tain her news, which Is Two t14ys Liter than
that By the Bonen.ian.
Tie London Ualy M:cs editoriall5 shows
the ial::;y of the 7i"ts' predictions un Aul:7i-
can atiairE, aud Low unjuss aud partil have
been its comments.
Tie Pence Societ; Of London have Issued au
:d6It S. +: the peoi1: Of it= Cuited States ur.-
lrg tEat the lime tas come that wuetvin IN
attempt Should be made to arrest the conflict
ttat is b, iDy carried Oh. 1t denrecatts ANY
interference: il America, but such Is would
Prove acceptable to Americans, bu: says
surely the idea OF fhTc;b'e mediation may be
Entertained without any lrrogatlun Of the na-
t1ola! dignity. 1t arguts that th.re arc ontY
two alternatives to ISSUE out of the war, el,her
utfcrcxfcsminatio ion Of one Of the parties TO it
or Eo1ne form Of accommodation or coalpro-
miEe bet~een the contending sides. It asks
is it not better to have recourse to the latter
at once, before the feelings Of the North aud
South become hcpeless!y intlamcd with the
NEST bitter animosity and vengeance.
GiENAlTaK, S.pt 1.-The steamer Masilla,
Of Southampton from Alexandria, reports
that SIC was chased by two steamers, At night,
IN the bay of Bis.aY, but managed to escape.
The Masilla has specie and jc 1e1ry aboard 70
the amount Of E316. 600. the dep rsure OF
troops tor Rome has been couniernanded
trcm Paris.
ITALY.-Tbc official Turin Ga=enc says that
Gaflhald: has been removed to Vorie3nons, Ia
tbr Gcll Of Spezzla- An Extraordinary Couo-
ell ct Ministers WAS held i: Turin to tfl1e into
consideration bis case. The opinion which
prevailed at tue council was that justice
should take its COURSE Two Of the ministers
were in favor Of granting him an amnesty.
Nothing has been decided on rs yet.
The London Times says Garibaldi is the IN
eeniatIe founder Of Italian unity. 1t aids
lie must Lot stand as a criminal bcft,rc ItA-
1iaR Judges, upon the very grounds OF 4
hloT struck for Italy. The way TO o5v:.tc 50
j.rripg spectacle would be for Garib,ldi to
lledgr himself to his old friend and comrlde,
Victor Emanuel. Oh his parole, to leave Eu-
rope for an indefinite period"
LONDON MONEY MAKKET.-The funds were
quiet ard s1eady.. MonaS is In good demand.
, 1862-09-16
From Western Virginia.

GALLAroL1s, Ohio, Sept. 15-ll a. m.-Col.
lightborDt's advance reached Ripley, Va,
Near the Ohio River, at IL o'clock last night.
Passengers On the Marietta and Cincinnati
tain west this morning, report heays c4n.
rounding IN the direction OF Rayenswood, on
The Ohio Riynr
, 1862-09-16
Train.

RosToS, Sept. 14.-G. F. Train left Boston
tonight for Washington, supposed for per
srna1 interview with the President aud Secrc-
tary Seward on mntters Of importance,
, 1862-09-16

queuce Of employment in business, the prose-
cut1on Of which is indispensable, will assemble
in their respective wards for drill, aud hold
Themselves In readiness to march to meet the
enemy at i moments notice.
It is necessary thai the work on the fortif-
caaions south Of the river sholld be carried
on without inteTmission, and it is desirable
that orr troops should be relieved from IA
t1gue duty, that they may progress Is rapidly
IS possible in drill It is deemed inexpcdi-
enr to continue the suspension of business
here, aud therefore 1t would be difficult 10 tn
press lahcrers without doing great injustice
nId producing much embarrassment; aud it
has been determined to cal for 600 laborers,
ard that they may be procured 1t once, theS
will be paid one do:1ar and half per dag.
They must be Forthcoming Immediately.
The celorcd men Of Cincinnati are required to
he present at tho Garner Of Sixth and d. oadway
s1scets ut : o'clock thia {1opd,y) 11oru!Hy. pre-.
psred tn pracet at TO thu f,:Fid sl,ions FIR
Ao.k- They will hereafter be nait! FL s.; each pe1
day. ~ i D1cK:uS Co,n:nand.ar.
Ci-ciarati Sep1. IS. 1856.
Com. Dnble's fleet Of gunboats have been
very active, night and dly, cruising up and
down 'he river, since the Org lniz zion Of the
i':es. They have BEEN Instrumental in fhe ar
rest Of number Of noted rebels. They serve
10 keep The river free Of these marau6crs.
, 1862-09-16
ISS:I: WAR Id iNE: SOUTH.


ACTIIW CT TIE: C0NFED RATE
CONGRESS,
, 1862-09-16

W. NTED- Board in priv .te
~ family for CERT r,a.1. wife aud child w:..e
loh.e c2n;sts MAJ be had tor rea:orabI. comprn-
satitn- Lucaticn t1st BE- cocv.oient oi a:sess p,y
"tl! Re IrrH.it- .ad tss II I1lcc BIZ c3)9.
, 1862-09-16
Nfm an0rrti5ctltfnt5.

C. 4. SCRITE4N, dd.erststug 319e'u, 663 1s.!
born st., is authorized to receive a.;~
kt5s and all the L<edi4,J Fpcr. Of TIL, .yor: 1:.c*
, 1862-09-16

By DIRECTION Of the Commanding general, an
crtcr has BEEN issued by Col. Burbank, com-
mandipg in this city, for the resumption ofa
ordinary business, with the exception OF liquor
selling until the hour Of i p. m- The people
Of ,he surrounding country may coue ia with
The assurapce that they will be able to trans
act the business that may call them here Nth
ent detention ur embarrassment whatever.
Promptly at 4 O'Clock, the various military
organizations, composingal able bodied men,
except those specially exempted In conse-
, 1862-09-16

M ANThD-A situation, in a:,v
Capacity, by yocn, taaa who tas t1i ton
ye6rs expt renre In bu.lrtss. IL nc-sto1.-d T. writ
l1E: Gen cty5 good reference AaIrrss CHARLES
I, thtLl1fS. I'LL tn'i.t Ho!.~e- sell. IlItl.
, 1862-09-16

"; ANTED-To rent for 4 term Of
~ Tesrs = farm Of Ic3 acres Or mere. Mu+t h.7.
god EnNs" anil ont pui digs. Wou:t prefer that
owner would furnish stuck ID imol+Ien.s On eaul(
shares Ct p:Gttts. Said farm - b. not ihl il!
nils iron. Ctlcsco~ ttrcs~ Pest utce Ha= !3 Civ
hen ptssr>siCn eau BE- given s11Eu} tlat
, 1862-09-16

M 4 II TE D-A eitust!on 10 4
~ Chamber work and Sewing In private f.nii:
Tne Lest Ct reference given. lcaress III. q = P>.
Ofncc- sxl6r:fJ,z
, 1862-09-16
GEN. Hf'CLELL4N'S 0FFICIiL
DISPATCHES,
IAMENTED DEATH OF
GEN. RENO.
SKETCH OF HIS LIFE AND
SERVICES,
ASPECT Or THE BATTLE AS FA3ES
HtARf} FROM,
The Situation il Maryland.

HEADQUARTERS Army Of THE Potomac. ]
THREE MILES BEYOND NiDpLETowS, Nd,
G1t,. L 1
, 1862-09-16

w 4NTED-.A middle aged lazy
W desires situation nurse and c0r,pantou IL
sn Il valid lady, or would tae charge " Ct.,.iv 1t
s1,i".ep or would see:ota si.u st:oa ~ nou::s-7e:
'rr fo- three days, E. s.. Post U1ice Dz.wc. LIZ
stlt ui-9.at
, 1862-09-16

M EANTED-A Rituatioa aa 5ar,
=? t1ca:r. tra regular practical man, tia: r,:1.r
strands rs fuslnrss II all It's h.+Eche= .Aonty ut
te.tu3; 1-It
, 1862-09-16

w ANTED-A COR petent 80 IL
~ Ecfctr Of n1rl..I. s'.-.ss a -,,it,.l.e~ ~r
unsH has,srt n Il :s.t'l Al ,,l ,.t :,
:.ts;. s.:: 11p,aI
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RECRUITS FOR THE

= T. Y T. y TIL + l. AS
T AN under order from the s.ecrp,s, .
War to recruit my regiment, and a,
authorized TO enlist any pcfsoe, &c for M
iary daty, not yc, enrolled as coiiscri,
The conscfipt Inv has been extended "a !.
20 eu.'rsce all able bodied white men l.
tween the ayes OF 20 and A. and thoes
that age who 80 not wish To bc enrolle1 !,
couscr.p,s. nov lave the opportunity !
volunteering The exigcnei.s OF the =,
vice demand The immediate hlling up Of NJ
Old regiments 1t il the intention Of a,
Government TO DO this, and those liab1
under the new act, who deceive lhersel,,l
with the hope Of not being enrolled, lh,l
appreciate the magnitude OF the s,ruvgl
which calls Tor every man. able for dal|
10 go to the aid d his co.pairiots nov
field
The "a Texas ewes the Yankees heavv
dcbt-more than It's present stai,sr,
ranks can pay. ana We come for yea, os1
friends and neiehhors, to help Us aver,1
the insulia and miserios Of Camp Dong.
and ,lohusonb Island, II you wait mi
the order tor enrolment comes, you will 4
allowed no voice IN determining where "a
will 60 1t a. better to meet the cxinrr1
IN advance. We can have peace by b,4|
ing the Nnukees, but we will not hss(
peace until they are beaten The old ~
monts will have to be d.led. and We pnsI
TO recruit ours uo,e with yoianieer
waiting a few weeks tor the requisite uas
Der OF Couseupts The very TACT tia, 4
are sent here BY the War Department 4
recruits between iho ages Of 30 and Is.
o osH upon them by Che Goverameut
The Recruiting officers ior The n,g.msr
10 the different counties, will report ID,
cnlisimonis weekly, aud sud The men tot1
cueampmeut 70 he established near n
place.
II p. GRANRURY,
cot "a RePf lara fFa'irg
Marshall. Texas, Oct - l-b2
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-11-01

llorsroy Oct. %, 90 About { o'clock
this morning an alarm Of fire aroused the
town The Gre broke ont in the back
building Of the bakery, next To the Baptist
church and had gained considerable head
way before II was discovered 4 heavy
aurther blowing at the time soon famed
the blahe into raging fee. The scarcity of
water. a. well as OF men 10 work the IN.
gines rendered the Efforts 10 conlne the
fir to Is original locality ab-ilyc.
Il soon caught IN the large three story
frame building, formerly Baker 4 rhomp
son sash factory bu, lately occupied by
judsous cafriage repository and shop. Far
sns sash, doors and blinds and Breidiugs
furniture store TIN building was very
large one, aud bat few moments elapsed
before It was wrapped in flames
The fire thence deyourrd thr small. dwel
ling houses and shop south Of tha building
aud fastened upon the Presbyterian church
which together with the dwelling in rear
was soon consumed
Masonic Hall on the Fast side OF Main
street, another large three story building.
was next seized boy the fire. and bat mo.
ment elapsed b. ore Il too was a mass OF
flames
The fire then sweep, down the south face
Of the Masonic Hall block, taking IN It's
course the dwelling Of Col y. j. Baldwin.
aud y. o. Allen, Esq, together with the
small building on the corner, and was here
arrested
The loss, A. near rs we now estimate il.
will reach fifty or sixty thousand dollars.
aud perhaps more.
II was unfortunate tina, so high wind
was prevailing rendering the Efforts of the
fire companies uuayaiiug To arrest the
flames. But for this It oud have been
confined 10 the place where il broke out
Most Of the furniture OF the dwelling
houses Sa. saved, as well "a. the records VI
Holland Lodge eud Washington Chapter
The buildings are all total loss and without
insurance Houston lapnaph
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: -

~ Toe sd.tor 1i ihe Houston rolosfarh. tn
rucen, Issue o. b.. Cas- weekly fgpHes 70 a pot
iion II our -tf.etgres apon the military sdwias-
irstien Of ten Heb,ii copied by the Washing
ton Ranger, alleging that the number OF the Re
pablicAn containing the article hal never reach
ed h,a. We exchange with the Telegraph. and
certainly .en, Il 10 him We also seat him
SON. time age the Republican containing an ar
tielc ia reference to nr. Jeptha Fovlkes and
shicA ~ also forwarded 10 hira under envelope
which he Jailed 70 receive % ~ notice. A. We
Do not receive the tri see,iy Telegraph We sas
pgr cotempprsTys Uply se'ideniy. aud think
Ing that W. would get the article by che next
mail read Il ba, hastily According 20 our to
collection % his remarks biz ref ~ j. failure
sbsrc 10 docs at deal in laiahics i. Hgt. tls
question. 10 insiinre uae af these q9hb.ts
De denies that ten Robert permitted an UrIt
trade 20 hs carried an tf munths between pa.
lions Of loNas aud Louisiana snd New 0f.ssn..
protesting o. euderst4nd Hs o. meaning tn.t
Gen Heaeft Esre permission 90 pffic. to trade
with che city Naen toe obTiaas meaning ai the
sentence Wa that ga llal i5ads wp carried
as o.. mentioned iul tina, zen Hebcrt took no
atsps, g. prsScat it q N useless % prolnue
.4.t .atfngery, even ~ had The space
Gen tiaaHf military career Ia roxas will not
HtIr us isstlH. lal tac lees that b. said
ta4nt it tae ratier. Il be- s mol fespon -i1.2 foi
ue .np. Dem li- mentioned. who isf Who se.
lale,a1afa them 70 tae @ag Department. The
,lii" i.e' not pretend to deny that one Of
ih sp Hlattvs. man vino has bad tae hsad.
IH- millions Of government money 6ad
whom Nv deieoi.l is gambler from one ID. the
"Ac'= l. New Orleans.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-11-01
NOTICE

THE undersigned was appointed Admin
istralor OF the estate ot VI Mayo, De.
ceased at the September term, a. u 1862
of the County Coart OF renola County
pertaining 20 estates OF decreased persons
Nc. This is therefore to notify all persons
having claims against said estate to pie.
sent the same within the time prescribed
ay law md those indebted TO make imme-
diate payment.
ALIEN LILIES, 4 'mr
Nov leb2. nc Ct
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MiLI.ERs EXEMPT.

'1lih undersigned propose TO sell their
l valuable Steam Saw and Girls Mil.
together with eight hundred acres uf Pine
Land fhc-e N.ls are situated ia Up.hur
Comfy about fifteen miles from al mer
on the HiImer and sulphur springs road
and near the outside pino7ies bordering On
the pairies The Mills arr now aud strong
aul conveniently situated The eight hun.
dfcd acrcs OF land connected with these
Mills contain the bes, pincry in the com
try brsiies the hand is rich well watercd,
and lies well
Terms Of sale mnde known a. the Mills
HORN & BROTHER.
Nov. /. 1892. rG-Gt
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ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.

NOTICE IS hereby given that was mp
y pointed Administrator OF the estate
ol II. T.. W leon, deceased at the Scptm.
ber term OF the County court OF Upshur
county pertaining 20 the cstatrs OF deeea,
ed per.pus. An persons holding claims
au'ust said estate viii please present them
legally authenticated as by law required
ani at persons owing said estate viii CONS
larward aud settle mp.
~ d PALMER Admir-
Nov 1852. uG-6t
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-11-01

49, lhe Vicksburg wing. commenting on
the surrender Of Galveston, .ays,
d" We have hero another evidence II incom
Potency imbccility ur cosardice, Galveston
The beautiful city Of the Gulf has fallen almost
without raising her arm against th. foe, ana
from i will be Matched untold miseries to tn
people Of the State.
VIII the Houston Telegraph inform Us who
was entrusted With the defence Of Galveston
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Prudence West, ". BENZ. S W-t.
THE STATE or TEXAS.
CorNry oF pAycLi
y, the cL,r.g of s..y C.,.,,. C...,.
49,,
W are 'Uf 'iN'''','' gas
.'''ll'on y! I'u'i'a !. '''', ''''l-
~ 49,. -, ~ ~, -, Y, 7.
bIasd II ..1 e., ,bo C.,rty M Psi,
no Co,r,borso .6,,,o, h ,be ,1.s
ca c.rth ~sS' , on the 7,orah Noad o's
.,a ,bere IN srsNsr the n.t,,,,r M 3
dcnoe West, filed in 4aid curt against
said Benjamin : West. aud alleging
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TOBACCO.

81 \ BONE" Bright kp,blem" tobacos
~ BONES "Gardene" tobacco,
lh boxes "Gerst' tobacco,
10 boxes Newton tobacco;
Also. 20 reaIas u Letter Paper and %
velopes iust received and for ssle, ather
wholesale or retail.
gsh- Store on the North. west side Of the
nubIic 'qaare Cal soon and yor ~ill se,
bargains
J +. WONACK co.
Dot. %, 1862
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ADMINISTRATION NOTICE

I ETTERs Of administration an ihe
II tate Of Jas Il PogHc deceased q
granted 10 the under Igned by lhe ~
Court ol Harrison County 1ln. .
september term, A u isG2 H-'s re
estates OF deceased poron. Sc I-
therefore 20 notify all person. #eIdi
claims agans' said estate To ps-ra Oh
within the time prescribed lbs Hy .
those indebted. to max immedaiC j., ue
JAS. G. LOVE. Admir-
Nov ! 1862. ns 6t
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-11-01

~ The extract from the speech Of the trai-
tor Hamilton, which we publish Ia this ISSUE Of
our paper. shows the folly Of the course pursued
by the authorities a. Austin with the iniolectu.
al bat iniamou1 organization that coaspired To
sell the State 10 the Lincoln government Go-
vai Norton vs- permitted to travel through our
lines ia Kentucky 10 the eueay without 90
strnction, and Hamilton. after bnlying about
the state capitol for Is months, got % nearly
as ea.y Merton Is nov In the Northern army
while Hamilton ia making lying speeches to 10
dnce All INVASION Of our state.
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1t is stated by the Northern press that
Ripley, Mississippi is TO be the head.
quarters Of the Federal army instead OF
Corinth As heretofore. Appeai
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NEW ADV ERTISEME NTS.
FOR SALE.

4 FINE FARM. near the Jencrson
"A road, seven miles from Marshall. For
further information apply to
MRS ~ 4. TAYLOR,
OF Marshall
Nov. /. 1852
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-11-01

The Southern people expect ~ only Quo
th|ar .sys the lt,hmand traaInrI w un.
tf ther ore DESTROYED, ur pea. /. maae ~tn
. bratrH fnrmy. uu Dos own snA y aat FHfnpe
~ going Co Il. what the North j. g'ias 70 O..
arr qre iious which pefplca O. me- more. W.
are determined uu that 8imll. sHd C'ssr rad o.
ous end which is measured by thC hlAte q The
sword. The south Will np3 hzhi sbiie a man
r.mAins In b. Il huHia fof 20 allies. and VIII
lock Coz ni terms
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ruK EupFAir N WfLN.NgfoS The WI.
mingto Journal oi Thursday afternoon says ;
Tho uamutl of rev caste lcppftel yesterday
i- SD We caru0t a.csrfs'u NOR than tout
draihs There may ha.r been ave bot Ne have
not heard %. mprr than tour, aud trust q 81 that
hss.s ha4 not been exceeded. We have not ~
yes heard .i eay death today. The dsea~c
seems 10 b. ,l,ldias 80 Tar ss ~ mortality b
concerned Hul the number 81 -iak aud helpless
people u aut town exceed sll calculation.
Wilmington b. uHp vast lever hospital.
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"a N-as. Horn \ Bfat.sf fsr q very val
,fl. N'l Tor ale 20 G. Pshsf county See taeir
advertisement
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sc need have Do fear OF The result.
ar week or tso az, ~ gave brief sc
count 10 the ts,ullc- Ip Cook county gfea iug
sui Of The discovery of , trrA-aa.l.e plot 81 sag
render that portion Of %, State Fe4sfa 81.
tnority COX county isa border laaiy son.
tirulas b. .he Indian temt1y aal ls f5.a'y
Inhabited q g.eAt portion II ihe e;i.sr being
originally from Ohio and Indiana Do .en-
thr,e was secret Organization Ham.d having
.isu= FaP, and pas-e 'rds. The menl
we're 4afa 90 aaase and gha-s il4nd worthy.
we're entrusted eith thrcc degree. The Hr.t
degree bound iae member g. secrecy and g.
asense 10 brother members blood The second
degree w eaaAnel 90 rpuaing 'yhaw.iuE. Ng.
The third Contemplated tbe fee.tahiisbm-nt U.
the 10 Union. by some means the Who'd, plot
W.. o. ysrei % created intense excitement
Ah0at evenly msu we're arrested thc mu.t af
them o.. We understand llr Character with
here anl there a man Of limited Influence.
About a Of those wee tried aud executed
when ths eamsaH.iy was fresh excited by
ihe Intelligence tlat the son 90. the hotc. keeper
a. gainesville. twa4,e name W. 90 not recoi
iestl hAd been ~ayhiia and s,assiHsis1 several
mile. Conn town. Cd wuLf,s g. YorSG and
several other. vent lut 60 get the body bat
hsd not reached the spot when .ome one iu ann
h4sb -ht fdung through the bead Killing him
instantly Such ~. The cs,spealinu caused
ty these .s.a..iuat. ms tina the community hung