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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-02-02
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Having Purchased the Right Of the
Absve Machine for Texas.
THE introduction Of this most beautiful and
i eminentiy practical Machine will bring Joy
and giadnsas to the hearts u thousaods d our
country women throughout The land II % pro
nouucel by the best judges to be the most sIs-
rLr PRACTICAL. and pcsAstR Machine nov b.
fore the public, and the most desirable for family
use. being RELIABLY And ACCURATE on ALL KlsDs
NJ WORK usins any sise and kind Of thread from
No. 10 900. II will sew, with equal facility,
the WICKET and rnfsRr gooA used in family
We enumerA,c few Of ia superior advantages
lat I, makes the srRoxoes7 most ELAsfic.
and DURABLE stitch Of Any saving Machine ye,
made.
I'd I, has the sesr and MOST RKL;AALt yrxp
ever constructed, and dos no, break needles.
Sd. II sews from two common spoo.s, WITHOUT
Rx.wrspIsa ard sews perfectly with lirsu, silk
OF cotton thread. on ali kinds Of gooh
4th. IT usxs NO OIL OK TOR. thus preventing the
damaging Of goods.
5.h II runs with g-ea. ease And very quietly
9Th. l: can be understood aud operated with
VERY LrrrLx instruction.
It'll. IN besu,y Of design And persec. meehan-
ism II cauno, be excell-d.
9Th. I, combines durability simplicity. ard
practcAbility, TO gFcatr degree Than any othes
Machine exAn,.
9th. Its sold for the low price Of FIFTY
DOLLARS.
Our prices arc very reasonable
~A0ENTs WANTED in oil unsold
territory And county rights sold i wanted.
J X. McCORD 4 co.
John 7. MoGough, is our Travelling Agen,
and to collect and reeeir, lot the firm Trough
out the State.
BKirros Burrsni. | Omega Upshur Go
j. A. McCoap Texas.
j X McCord. Jackson, Geo.
J ". Mctloid Griffin. Geo.
IT The following papers will p.eAss publish
/ till forbidden Galveston News Jefferson Herald
and Gazette, Tyler Reporter, Texas Ranger. Up
shur Democrat, Dallas Herald Austin State Ca.
,et,e. Houston Telegraph, and Galveston Civil.
iisn
| Feb %. lss0 II
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CHARLES DECkERT,
BONt and Shoemaker

tson,h wee, corner Of the poblic sqeaw.l
II EEPs constantly op hand large assortment
n OF IAd;es and dentlenens boots and sho<s
ii Ais own manufacture also good supply Of
cole and upper leather for ssls.
From his long experience and clcas attention
10 lie business, he hops 10 have . coatinaancs
q tAat patronage heretofore 70 libwally hssacw.
ID % him An orders promptly s'se"a-d TO-
and work warranted.
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HOES! HOES!

lust received aod for sale by q. q. Grege /
Il Co. 60 dcsno gsasins Scovil / Brudrs CO..
ton Hos; $50 pair strHsght and t~,ss~i l'rsees;
900 lhs ectton Plov Lincs
-ALMO-
Hsr,ss. Collan bind Brides. &c. &c, in
shuudaoce. Goa ~ ~ have = big crop 81
cotson Here are the tcols
ian IS, 1851. nls-2u,
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E.stray Notice.

'T'AKTN up by Henry Tiucher, living 10
/ miles \ W from Marshall on the Glm''
road and posted before L +. Taylor J +, flr
Beat Ne 9 one RED work OK with white back
and belly. two White spot, IN biz forehead mark
81 with m uuAorht 10 the right. aud uni0fNit
and split IN the letl car, .lmosi years old, no
brands perceiyahle; appraised At S22 so
r. y FRIEDRICH, ClGk
Jan %. o. ul9.St
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
4 Ii persons indebted 70 A. s. Johnsou, viii
n pleaAe coma forward ard sstle up With the
undemagncd Immediately
TH0S ". JOHNSON.
Jan. 10. 1861 alsH
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NEW FIRM.

THE undersigned hsving purchased the entire
/ interest Of John A. Harris in the house Of
J. n. Coleman 4 Co, have associated themselves
with 8. W. Webb and will continue business at
the same stand under the name Of Webb, Cole
man h Co Thankful for the liberal patronage
heretofore extended us, we hope 10 mer, \ con-
tinuance OF same
JOHN y. COLEMAN,
THOS. J. COLEMAN
Jan. 5. 1861. nl6.t
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uAIxAwAY Il RAIN.

TAKE great pleasure in announcing TO their
/ old friends and the public generally. that
they are still u, their old stand prepared to sell
goods on their usually accommodating terms, and
hope the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed
on them will be continued.
We will soon be receiving additions to our
stock.
MARsra,.L Jan g. 1861. nl6;2m
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ESTRAY NOTICE.

ESTRAY NOTICE.
1uNAEEN up by John Beatty. living ds miles
l. northeast Of Marshall and posted before
Vim wood-cn, Justice OF the Peace fer Beat No.
s, one small bay mare Mule. dim white. spot In
tho forehead, and mark Of cruppcr-psst three
years. No other brands or marks rercevable.
Appraised ., forty nvc dollars.
Rr FRlDERiCI, Co. Clk.
By WV. WoonsoS. Dcp'v Cl'k.
n23sw (alsah
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N0P, NovW y N VOwH 5s0NN,
MARSHALL TEXAS
THE undosvigoed would respectfully inform
i the ciiisrns Of Marshall and the surrounding
ccansry that he continues TO carry on III
CABINET BUSINESS.
a, his old stand, Moth Of Tho Coarthosae He
10 prepared TO execute al work 10 hi line 10
superior STYLE and At mir prices. wardrohss,
Secretaries, Desks. Salts, WISH stands. BeA
stsaxA, and other furniture viii be kept on hand,
on maAe q short notice. His work is well
known. and he Confidently saks br . liberal
shars Of patronage
+. LUDOLPH
Feb Is so <o2?r
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! LARGE AND SUPERIOR STOCK

SA DDLER Y.
Shop Eas Il ne RP~bissss tls. n ~ on
Fca o6es Bssltsse.
a. TxE nndsrsigasd = iaPpy y islsso ~
friends that he has jusl received hsns
and very Superior eteeh Il CAB
Dl.sRf, and is nov hliy Psspassd y r. q
oedfss y h* l'ee IN : .scesf = gtvs seaqll1s
AsisActioe An WtahlsAaat Iesps1ly r..
uiaAsd be- besa required ~ naaS yean = ~.
shall. The ssAsug.sa. Aoa y ~ espaju1es
in Tie busiaaa ss0uuleed sgast6 ~ -
nssasa, asd - sAiahs Ae ~ 11a1k bv1hm
\ - = p (fa11I 1I11
10 call asd sxsniss ~ ~ ~ "a 20
esswhese. A superior ~ 4 G111D - ~
~. AMI everything IN Ais liz ~ ssaGl1aG1
co hard.
J. y. kDWAlpo.
Mar 10, 1855 10 Is u
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SILK GOODS.

A LARGE lot Of Flounced, Double Jupe md
"A Plaid SILK Dress Patterns also Black 5ilk
Patterns. Plain Black silk, White Satin. Whit
silk, Florence and Marcaine Silks, inst re
ceiced and for aae on the most reasonable term,
by
BR DFIED L TALLEY
Jan. 5. 1861. nl6y
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RED RIVER PACKET
RED RIVER PACKET
49, coxrAss 11
Chartered !uas !, Is6o---capi.Al Stock 80, 600
O0ce. Ne. 7 Front street,
NEW ORLEANS
G. l. kOlNS President

The Srlendid Lightning Express Passenger
Fsckct
GRAND ERA,
viii make weekly trips 10 Shreveport. leaving
NEW ORLEANS
EVERY MONDAY 1lSsIs.. i.. 4 4 s.s as!cek Z
And SHREVEPORT
EVERY FRIDAY. At 10 o'clock. A. n.
ranine down BY Grand Ecore, Alexandra. and
Ncrmans Landing, on
SATURDAY IN DAYLIGHT.
Era No 5 will connect with G.sad Ira st
Shreveport Nos I'll points ahove the Rat. = high
mp ~ Fulton, making weekly trips lesving
Fulton every MoodAy.
uka No s. viii cooneoa with Grad Era 4
sArvepnst br Je1ASon ard Tie Lake..
Err No. 1, sod Era No. vii eooseet fse u
points on Upper Red River. shove White NJ
Hhoals
-, A plan Of Tie 0hsn Of he (srssA In
ian b sen sod state rcoos secursd lce ~ IN
% Application by letter. telegraph, or pewssaxy.
~ the cMee Of sbe Company.
q. l.. KoUNs ( BROS. As.nts
Oct. ~, 1850 III
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NOOks, NOOks.

4 VERY large lot Of School and msccls
n neous Books, Foolscap Legal Cap. Letter
and Note paper. BafT Envelopes, Cards. Fnvel
oprs and visiting Cards. Pens ard Ink. jus, re
cclved and for sale By
BRADFTELD 4 vhILEY
Jan 5 1851 ni6y
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RATES or MANIPULATION.
DOWN yRIIo1Ts.
frso AArsA.Il DsZss. :. evssssss LasS.ss.
ssss.s ~ - 49, ssssa1s.
ses9.Af - 'ce~srdrs Nv
From seottsv.fle Depot to swsnson's ilaAss,
cr'.ln ~ bale finclaains stosafv
handling AID forws'tine) oft
frm JsnssTli!e D~pci n swansv.'s fAnAis9
cotton ,-r hale 0aeieins storage. handbag
from Psrry's crossias % sswsnson's iAndsar
cotton per bale nnsisd.nx stor4sc hs.dlisf
Mifofssrdas %
UP FREIGHTs.
From s-snson's Landing 70 Nsrshsli Depot. ca
heavy fssishi, per 100 pounds. flneIsAlse
storage, handling. and fofvar4tnR} Is
From sssnsons lAadins to sco,hvAls p~pss.
on hs.vy ssFhs PER ioo poa.d'. tiseisttAG
storage banding. lid forseFdiag1 ~
From swsn.pns iAn,ins u Joeasviile psesa,
on heavy fright. per lee ros,1s. tsneia1h6
From swanson = Landing % Psnys ersans
o. s.s'Z fs.,6ss. per 80 peaess. tiss'sS'ss
We arr now making daily trips 10 ~
from S~ansou's Landing, Il vAicA pAcs ~
have large snd comro Ious WswAsuss, Cot.
ton Sheds, good and sshsanetIsl Wbasf 40
every facility tos forwarding Cotton nd fFeishss
with dispatch.
Tfgoods ARE not .Allen away frou IL Ds,c,
within thirty da,s charges viii b. naAs TX
storage from the time sach good vss ~csv.d
a, such Depot.
No gcods will be delivered until I'll charge
arc paid
CHARLES E. HYNSON
0s~~oi Ssp~mss~isaf
Marshall. Nov. l, 1880. a,
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Tho Very Best Thinx Of the Season.
I AIDES and gentls meas buffalo over shoes
IL will keep the feet dry and warm made Of
the Buffalo hide and far superior TO The India
rubber JUS, received and for sale by
BRADFlELD a TALIEY
Jan. ;. 1851 missy
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To Hire and Rent.

Z HAVE three young negro men to hire out,
! | also desire to rent out the hria on which
formerly res ded situated q, miles south Of
Marshall. There are sixty acres of open lind,
dne orchard, good dwelling house out houses,
Ac DUDLEY :. JENNINGS
Jan 2Gth l-Gl. nl9:f
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II ats.

4 STOCK that can't be surpassed. Fash.
n ionable cashmere and silk hats sol, hats
wool hats, plush, cloth. and glase caps, for sale
by BRADFIELD / TALLEY.
Jan. 5. 1861. nlT:y
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LOST.

LOST,
4 LAND CERTIFICATE. iassed b tAs
~ State Of Tex~, to the BuAAlo Bayea. Bro
sos. and Colorado Railrosd Company. ~ ~
hundred and forty acrs Of Hand. dstsd ~ s0ah
day OF March, A. D., 1860. and issued 10 aatd
company BY the Commissioners Of The eAts Of
in TcxaA ~ donations II lsath. approved Jase-
Ary 30sh, 1854, and a. act to a1esd u thiri
section thereof approved February etA. lee.
sA'd certificate being numbered S67. u ~
found within sixty days shall apply h . T.
plics's
A. n. BURNHAN.
Dec. s. 1860 nii.ee
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Hungarian Grass Seeds,

lust received and for sail Ia Sacks of
- HUNGARIAN GRASS SEEDS. which
Farmers would DO well to procure as they make
the beg, feed for horses and the hay il is said
ripens much earlier than from any other grain.
G.. THErFORD.
MARSHALL, Jan. 26th 1861 nlg.3t
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NOTICE.

THE undersigned having recently put up a
i fr,,rate Corn Mil, is prepared to grind
corn Tor one-eigh,h on short notice, and gusrsn
tees satisfaction to thoee who may favor him
with their custom
+. LANG.
MARSHAL. Jan. "a. 1861. nlT-U
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Embroidery

4 VERY large and complete stock Of Elm
IA broidcrcd, Jaconet and 8 wiss Colsrs. JAG
onet and Swiss Collars and Sleeves in sets, En-
broidered Thread Cambria Hankerchieh, JAeo
net sod Swiss Edgings and lnser,ings, Jaconet
Swiss and Linen fIouncing, just arrived and fol
sale by
BRADFiELD & TALLEY.
Jan. 3 sol nl6y
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SEARS / WIrnERSP00N,
WHOLESALE AND xrrAr
ID n L GGI 5 rs.
MARSHALL. TEXAS.

Would respectfully announce to the customers
OF the old firm, their friends, and the public
generally. that they have on hands and will be
constantly receiving as the trade demands oil
the various articles IL their line of business snch
AZ . well selected stock OF Drugs, Chemicals,
Oils, Paints. Window Glass.--Shop furniture OF
all kinds Stationery. consisting 81 Letter and
Cap paper. Blank Booaa and envelopes &C. all
the popular Patent Medicines, Perfumesies and
hair preparations. &C, &c.
They have also jus, received large supply
OF fresh Garden SEEDS which are going very
fast Those wishing Garden Seed he'd better
apply early.
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1861 1861.
BRADFIELD l. TALLEY.

Of informing
xtnsis Of
FANCY AND STAPLE FALL AND WINTER GOODS
"a sve o
sell such, hor,ss Of et.m-e
y
AandHrms deduction will 70
BRADFIEID TAIIEY.
s. 1861,
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ago. 900 WORTH OF PROPERTY

CARRIAGE MAKING AND REPAIRING
sH0r xAsr OF TIE rUytIc eQvA1x
A fess doors b,lesr tie ADKINS Hcsx, ~
re Ha,u .SAyerererf R4ud
4 II. those whc vi h repairing -0
"A doue on csrriss~ AID buegin
viii bring them 10 Gcldin 4 Mann l.
The undersigned would respectfully ialesu
their friends and the public. that thsy ~ ~
pared TO carry on the Carriage Nskine - Re-
pairing Basn~s IN il ~ariou depsrtaesss
Having many year experience. thsy Gltse thsn.
selves that ior neatu~a Of style and durability n
work, they ~iilnot Be sarpasssd By ssy eaas6sh-
meh, in the South
They have Just received. Ard will ai~syn keep
on hard, lsrge supply Of NV material suitabis
for oil s'ylss Of busgia and cassiAea-
Terms CASH, ADD prices ~ low y ca b.
afordsl by any coed mechanic Al work vss.
rsn,ed Call and examine our york I'D psjss
l.. 0OLDlN,
II A. MANN
FEB %. 1850
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PREPARATORY SCHOOL.

MISS l.. 4. HAMMENT having again re
vi turned to Marshall, intends opening School
a, her mothers residence the ath DAG If Fcbrus.
~ 1861, She returns many thanks for past
patronage
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plaNtatlON Goods,
Rlau kets.

DED blankets crib blankets colored blankets
ID for coats, &c, large 10; JUS, received and
for sale by
BRADFIkID & IaIIFY
jaI s. 1861 alGy
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has macy trsis in common with this modern usn'9T,
as deed during lis life, porhapssomc clever MN
York artiet would volunteer lis bum up1 an
apobeoss Of The President If tho Confederate rohes
Insiead of he chariot IF fire IN which Ehjah as
oendcd to heaven, represent him standing Npol the
deck of an african SLAYER, surrounded with letters,
pistols and dugges; the miaisterlag angels to bear
him company. Floyd, Tcoulbs, Slldell, Benjamin'
Mallory end 70 many otbeFe Of kindred fame, singing
Ca Ira aud tie MAseillase; the noble army OF mar
iyrs who await lis coming, Lopez. Walker, ard
Glibus,ets of every degree holding in their hands
cards, dice, lottery ti,ke's, Cuban, Nicaragua ard
Confed.rate bonds; and high on a throne, around
which ncgso-drivers guard with whips in then
hande ss cherubim and eeraphim, open the book OF
tbe new revelation, NJ. Poussiolgues pamphlet en-
titled Homme ct SINCE" 10 that sublime passage
which predicts that The female ourang'outang VIII
breed from tie Melanesian Negro.
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A Pu.ssnwoRTmY EXAMPLE.
espoaecpce OF The n. Y. Tiibuns

WAsmEeroy ID. c.. Nov "a. 1901
Being in Washington on business, | passed ever
the Potomac the other day with friend, TO see some
of the sights and witt some Of the Now-Yoik egi-
nients on The sacred coil OF Virginia.
On our way 10 Munson's Hill we came 70 the
camp Of the New.York 9th, an Oswego County
regiment, beautifully located at Upton's Hill. Being
informed thai il WAS payday with them we alighted
to witness payday in camp. IN front of the camp
we found large collection Of soldiers gathered
arounda peddlers wagon, while something oxtrordi'
nary was trauspirug. On inquiry, We were Informed
that the officer Of The day, being informed that said
wagon contained "conTaband Of war" detached
tie officer Of tho guard to make a Reconnaissance
The result was that nearly Two ltndIet bottles OF
whisky were captured, aud smashed upon the stones.
These traders know when pay-day comes, and are
Oh hand TO fleece the soldiers.
On further inquiry, ascertaiEed thu the officer Of
the day who ordered the capture and the officer who
executed the order, be onged 10 Company ii OF sad
regiment.
II the officers generally would initiate tL2ir noble
example, one great cause Of the Generalization vi
our noble soldiers would be arrested.
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ARMY AND NAVY.

At the BIoohlyn Navy.Yard, Wednosday the pur-
chased steamer flhmbeau was put into commission
ut o'clock with the cu,tomary formaGlies. The
following il On oficil li-t OF her officers;
Lieut.. Commanding. William q. Temple Acting Matter
ard Executive Officer w X. Ciaik Acting Masters, WA H.
sheldon 1fd q. MyotEn Ac'ing Nidsbpnan, =. H.
Snilh Acting ASH iaDt Surgvon, j. H. Layton hc,iny A.
si,.-t Pes y. " D. l9rtoni Lei Assistant Enginsct
Jaues MUw4t, "a AeitaIt Engineers WuI. Richardson o.
Van ldelstin ard J. Y. Abrams Ms.legs Mates Gardner
Coiuol Nin. II kemp,on, end j. c. Chapman.
The prize brig Data Acting Master Rogers Ia
command, arrived ut the Yard on "Wednesday.
The Utiled States steamer Henry Andrews, which
was comm stoned eight or nine days ago, sailed on
Wedne sday Tor the blockading feet. Her crew have
been daily exercised ut lie guns during the tine che
has been in the stI eam.
Tie schooner Surprise has been Chartered 10 take
stores aud ammunition 10 Port Royal, aud viii sail
Immediately.
The United States steamer Quaker City, which
has been at The yard for about two months ieIiing
tried her engines on Wedne sday.
The nine companies OF regular troops from Cnlitor-
nip left on Wednesdaya at IL o'clock. Many OF theul
have six months pay due 20 them, and expected
TO be Paid here III they had been TIE United States
Army would probably have been decreased by few
dozen men.
Part OF the uew Of the Powhaian were paid on on
Wednc sday--only those who shipped for one year,
and who have but few months TO serve.
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NEW. YORK DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY, NOVEMBER % 1861

week. was in connection with the outfit Of mall
mortar feet. Upward OF fifteen scbConers, Of FROM
95) 10 80 tuns burden EACH az present undergo
ing novel mobilization O, the chip yards the Eas,
River and being fitted for coast sersice. They aie
s,repqthened with additional beams and knees, snd
have extra deck for their armament They are 70
be bui up folid ia frott WI an enormous mortar
weighing % 900 pounds, will bs mounted.
Tho enormous shock from the discharge Of H.
inch mortar will requie the greatest degree of firm
ness in ship TO resist successfully hence the de-
Termination 10 bnild these ANAL vessels solid II
front. No other armament will he placed on board,
alt ough some OF the vessels have been led 10 carry
four guns.
Among the sehooners now being thus adapted here,
are the Henry James, G.. A. Ward, Arletta, John
Griffith, Racer, Norfolk Packet, Soprona, y. Z.
Jones' and Sarah Brewer. Other vessels are being
nspe tea in the Eastern States by Capt. Porter who
will 30 in command of the feet. Directions have
been given to use all possible diligence in completing
these yessel', Gs they are intended Tor lmmedDlte
service. They have, therefore, been divided among
almost rs many ship-bulders ss there are ye.eels.
rbe armament for these schOoLers is being prepared
at Pittsburgh.
PURCHASE OF FERRY-BoATs by THE CoyERN-
MEST.-The Westfeld and Clifton belonging TO
Vanderbits Staten leland Rslroad Ferry, have Just
been purchased by the Government, and Were on
Tuesday cent he shipyards TO be tted for service.
The guards will he taken of, sharp bows built, aud
iron bulwarks erected. They are Of 900 tuns bur
den each and are capable Of carrying from 800 to
400 men, with considerable batrgy, while their
ght draueht live or six fret) VIII enable mem 10
run into almost any Of the iulets on the coast.
PILoTs-The Secretary of the Navy has author
lied Mr.. Geo. w. Blunt 10 employ large number OF
pio,s, who are thoroughly isuii,r with the SOUTH
ern coast, for eeveral entirely new expeditions
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espOnacase of the N. Z. Tribune.

sic.
Corespondoase of the NJ 7. Tribune.
KEY WEST Nov. 20. l0sl.
Notwithstanding the precautions adopted by the
Administration, there many disoysl officers stil
remaining in the naval and military service of the
United States who do far injury TO the Govern
ment than those who resigned and joined the Rebel
forces. A lieutenant Of TIE navy vent on board
merchant vessel which arrived at Key West from
York, for news. After the captain had given
the desired information, he said with esrnestness:
"The North will be compelled to acknowledge the
independence Of the South; there must be two
Governments" As soon as the officer had left, the
captain added, addressing biz passengers, Well,
that 10 strange talk for naval officer" and go
thonght they all. Another holding lcutenanfs
commission, was waiting the action Of bis State 10
secede-a sufficient cause 10 strike his name from the
Navy Roll. A man who would he soduced by the
traitors of his native State TO be one himsef, Tie
hsert of Benedict Arnold throbs in biz breast.
Again, gentleman who was forced by the rebel out
laws 70 leave bis home and his properly on the m,in
tsnd, cane 70 Key West for protection. Shortly aAer
bs arrival band Of rebels went 10 lis premises and
pillaged them Of everything which could DO removed
Before e2vin9 they placed coffin before tue dooc Of
Lis warehouse, and suspended hangman's rope
above it. A notice was posted close BY, TOO
insgibIe to be read, probably John Doe 10
Richard Roe In one point the transaction
IS iuersSaing, az showing the fctions of law
under tho Confederate States Of America in the ac-
tiou Of oeciment These infamous proceedings re.
ported BY aaether gentleman wbo made "a periIous
voyage Of 10 niles In fIail sG not ten feet loDz
% eecape the clutches Of Jefferson Davis snbecs,
drew froa au oaieer holding responsible position IN
she L. ). Army the exclamation: ~ wish they had
raugal aud lung the owner.p Ths was sid Of a
ecn,eEau who slands high in the confidence Of Tie
AssiDirtrsAaH, and whore loyalty 10 tie Uuion ia
uLqaestoned. Hi opinions, publicly expressed flt
those WHO syu,sthizc with the tObes--who advocate
peace ~ any other terms than an unconditional su,
rcrler on TIE Confdora,e rilors 10 tho President Of
dc United SiateS-vho hold that s.ato sovereignty
81 par mccall q tie Constitution, ard That Secession
'snct unpsia ed treason, arc not 10 be trusted in
tae aamh,sa.ion NJ affairs, even in subordinate po
't'ops, win mces Tie approval OF the Government at
Washington A Eceg. lLtt, rebel, OF traitor, differ
eh' words Of the SINE adjudication, is instrumental
~ pirg's % county in,oNcigl war; bringing in IL
. an ecst sion q WsIin AID industry, flnsd TO-.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-29
WAR ITEMS.

Tie sloop yantsssel, which arrived on Wednesday
morning from Cold SPRING has on board a Parrot
gan, which was tested few days since at West FONT
by Major Anderson, throwing lOO-pound shot hVe
miles. IL viii DO forwarded to Fortress Monroe.
The United States sieam-transpOrt Josephine SNicu
from Pier No. g. N. r., for Locua Point on W eanes-
day evening. Her cargo consists Of 20 tuns Of &ot
aud shell, 8 raed cannon, ammunition, and pro-
visions.
4 Moyr,n F,rEr or ScnooyERs. Tho visit of
Capt. ID. ID. Porter Of the Navy 10 Ihio 'ity, last