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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-11-09

company. not for delivery but 70 he mailed, then
TIE matter 50 carried shsll be pre- pad at n"
same rate that ihe existing law requires 10 TO b.
paid from the point whcrc i mas Oe received ny
such company 10 "a. point n its destination ard
the postmaster sherr such company may mail
The SINE shall deiace thr stamps upo1 inc me
scr g. H. II further enacted. faat agents
~ aly company who may carry lett'r- gnder
To- provisions ct his act, shall be required TO
take an oath that be- will faithfully comply witl'
ih, law Of tie Coated rate State relating 10 the
Carrying of lo'trrs or other mail matter. and oh
litrrainE postage stamp, which oath may w.
administered hy any instice OF the peace, and
SHALL be ia arii.us AMI signed by such agent or
messenger and alcd 10 the Po-t.Oh,c Depart
m,ni
App.o.cd Nsrch 18th lsel
Al ACE 90 continue in force certain laws OF
the Init 4 States Of America,
Re 60 enact by the Confederate states Of
America IN tongtr.s assembled, That all the
laws Ut the nt~i State. 81 America Boo force
and in uae BOO ine Confederate Stairs OF mctlcn
ou the 'irst day oi Nom mher Hast and not in-
consistent with thp Constitution oi the Con ed
crate States bc and ihe same are hereby coni0n-
md .n lore. Huil altered ar repealed 10y thr Con.
gr,s.
Adopted FrHrunry o. 1861
Postmaster. Return. must be- made 90 cl0sc
un fb. 3ta NlrHh the Juih june thc Both sep
ttman nd thp Jl-t net.mt,,f. BOO each scar
And Co., Return iui i.e fractional part ol the
'ufrruJ qua.ftr. which ends june 39ih uoNi. must
br promptly unlcrcd to lhy thIrl " the Finance
bureau Peat Dficr Department. Monigmefy.
ilabnmh, IN the form sud manner prescribed
by existing laws and regulations.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-11-09

TINS Co1fox P,orsen --Csnei'cfab'e
rsci-ues. r..s heru exhibited on change
IN the cotton market. The sales have
been very extensive, accounting 10 -
ESQ balcs during lkis week. ot about
,ns.s,, ID III The entire stock. 81 llif 20
large sales sc $50 bales have been pnf'
chased by spectators. and 80 sac bales
by exporters. At prices higher than kare
l.eca currun. fur the last twenty I'VE
years. A strong impression prevails
that nuleAs an early termination oi the
present civil war ia America takes place,
American cotton HH adraacr 70 eat .4h'ee
PR pound. which con'd base been Pnr-
chlsed. at this period last year 1t ak
pence hail penny pee pound, 'nis'ntch
- ne stocks ~ kiRa arf gd e7sf ~ hs ~
gaiss-lsa's fstsr olo.e n the Bftri and snp'
pos Il, our spinucrs were universally 90
commence working f1nr days pfr wees.
20 say nothing Of The large and lncroaf.
irr requirements tur export consequent
upon the imp.al9biliy % any oaily
shipments from America ~ cotton o.
Russia, Spain, Frsnce. and Germany. or
tic increasing demands ifaru American
spiancss
Abon, 5000 bales 81 imef,cau cotton
hnve this vice. been -hippped to Ne"
York and Boston. There need not there
fore. be any surprise al the alarm that
hss been created and az the fears now
entertained as to uuf supply OF cotton
for the Immediate future, inasmHeh as
the stock If cation iu Liverpool today r
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PERPETUAL.


CavurRclu Law. h LYMAN Member
New Orleans Bar; Lecturer on Contract, Com.
mcrcml Usug,s Liabilities OF 'arty- &c.
MAulsN,rtru DEPARTMENT FREEMAN
CORNISH. Professor and Lecturer on Com
Wprcid Calculations
Bo1g lffri>o ner,RrwsNr- RUFUS DOL
BEAR lcc'Urrr on Book kecpiug and lin-nos,
Transactions J ". Bl.AtkMA\. Professor
and ifcfuref On I'ook Keeping RUFUS l..
DOLBEAR A,irstcr Of Accounts, Exchanges
and Commercial Correspondence
f>siI,u prrtRrNFNT VI Is MCCARTHY
Professor and Lecturer Ca fus fish Literature and
Correspondence.
FarNru DEPARTMENT MARC ROUN FRO
fssur aud Lecturer on French Literature
nFPkErvENr roR PENNNSsutr--Rt FL
pOLBfAR. Lecturer on the Science ot Fen
mauship. J. Il. GRIFFITH Professor aud L.c.
'unr au Commercial Correspondence.
SrA>isH DEPARTMENT. MANUEL MAR
EMO. r.of,sor and Lecturer on Spanish Liter
aiurc
GEEN,N nErtErNgNr-G GEORGE GGSS
NER Professor and Lecturer on German Liter
allure
LATIN $50 Grfrg DErArlFNr-M MAR
40 G.. GESSNtR3 Professors
NurAey prrAErNFSr-MA MAJOR \ &
BLANCHARD Superintendent ot Military
destruction und Drill Major Il il gradual.
Of W., Pom. an was JoI ] : Years un efficient
oil cr Of the Uu'rd States Army
rroGs.or Il rHOMASSY. Authrr of Ii,
'Pratlo' Gc,Iogy n Lop'va-0, proposes &.
l,ctnrr ON thie -niJnct, at the College, for To,
progress o. Science
April 27tG iscl
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-11-09

Gen. Evans who commanded IN the
recon, aaair near Iynchburg, "a ~.
same officer who was Capiai hc
Second Dragons. when that regiment
was commanded by Colonel, now Major
General Twiggs. lie - young man,
Spn,h Csrolmian by birth. and com.
manded the extreme left of Beaureg ards
aay T., the battln Of the 2lst OF July
If his Brigade aloue was engaged ~
III battle near l4rcsburg. II consisted Il
Virginia aud two Mississippi regi
nenis. l.th and 18Th Col NIuniou. ii
he 9Th Virginia, aud Col Featherston
OF She Mississippi 10Th. Il Ia not im
probabse, however. that Il portion II
Gen Jackson'a lrig aas was also en-
raced in .4e 2 Il. ~ o Ddfa
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-11-09
BEEF MARKET!
NEXT DOOR TO u,pHAfls.

NEXT DOOR TO N,rHAtlS.
TUE undersigned have rem we'd their Beet
Market from NJ Martins 10 the old
and veil known stand If j Il. Arnold. nm the
NJlh side ~ the Public square where they
Will be- glad To receive the patronage Of tnrir old
CUSTOMERS. They have about $500 bead OF cut.
Vie running on lby prairios and they wish TO ct
sale ior them. For tins pur6s, ting have made
arrangements TO have them on hand. and 10
good order, so rs TO keep regular nppIy.
Planters and Others can be- furnished with
beet go quantities 10 sat them either HI i.l and
properly dressed OF on loot Their beet will
Doe ui lug VERY best quality
They will a..o. FROM time 10 time keep Nut.
ton Veal and Pork. 1t th,ir Market house aud
solicit 'ae p,tgonsgc Of Nar.hill and tl.e sat
rounding country
PETERS x FACE
Marshall March l6, / sol n2ftf
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-11-09

PErFfBurivE JCsueE "A Manassas cor
respondent writes. We were shown,
by volunteer, small volume, with a
yound lady's name IN u. which hr took
from the pocket Of Yankee lie had
killed In il was written
Taken by me thi- day from q house
q. Fairfax
ID b. 71stN Y Regiment"
The volunteer bad written brueath
Taken hy nae from him who stole It
from Fairfax. whom killed IA battle,
and returned 10 its owner.
"a G, 40 Alabama Regiment"
lie had arranged to restore It 20 It's
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-11-09
Marshall Steam Turning Mil,
Asi Z. Furniture Niauu,actor,

.ilE aj J'igrcd having his Steam Turning
Nti 30 rNce, l'Hloprl,iuu takes This meth.
e' .1 u'.''y the puh'ie that be IS now prepared
".'haa ~ nee ppp'y ol the best seasoned tim.
t.r ir 10. p.rlpclur, Of the various kinds Of
Furniture AMI that be- has procured ihs services
OF % hes ah it' Maber, In the country he.
ing thus provided be- trl. confident ttnt he can
fla any orders that may bee desired on tn, par, Of
his patrons to thir entire satisfaction. both as Ia
mechanical finish and price
lie will keep constantly on baud n .upply o
the following articles equal to the demands OF TIC
market t0.wit;
CHAIRS AND BEnSTENnS.
NAsilSrANDS AND TABLES
of all kinds
SAFES AND NARDRDBES, etc. etc
Persons ishlrg To purchase Furniture, are re
sptct'ully invited To give lin q call at his Nil
or residence. situated one block west Of the south
~,si division ai the public square. IN the town o
y arshali.
+. LANG.
November 3. -59-f
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<fDTit T.,

Ihih undersigned having recently put up a
hfstra'e Corn NH, is prepared 10 grind
corn 'of one-elghth' on short notice, aud guaran.
ices sstls'aciion TO those wbo may favor him
with their custom.
F. LANG.
MAPSH2iJ. Jao IL. 1851 nl.tf
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-11-09
ST. LOUIS HOT Ell,
NEW ORLEANS.


O. y. HALL & Co, PgOrsrrons,
This Horn, specially adapcd fer families, ha'
just been re opened fer the SEASON. alter being
thoroughly renovated, and those wishing the best
Accommodations in quiet retired part of the city
will find everything there conducive to their com
tor, and enjoyment,
ncc 90 co nlI6t
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-11-09
HOME MADE FURNITURE.

Shop, North n he Cont Ho'ne,
MARSHALL TENAS
TIIE undersigned would respectfully inform
! the citizens of Marshall and the surrounding
country that he CONTINUES to carry on the
CABINET BUSINESS.
at hs old .tard, North OF the Courthouse. lie
Is prepared to execute an work 70 h. line iu
superior style, and al fair prices. Warlfobc>.
Secretaries, p,sks SAFES. Wash stands Bed
steads and other furniture will be kcp, on band.
or made at short notice. His work is well
known. and be- confidently asks tor a liberal
share Of patronage.
T. LrDDfPU.
Feb IL. 'ls60. u22-tt
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-11-09
II. D. M'G1N MIS-,
BOOKSELLER AND STATt0kER

NJ. SO GRIP >roi N1- D,isans
INVITES the attention %! CcyNrrY Ms
l CHANTS and the rRanr. To his large aud vel
assorted Sieel ,iicludup
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-11-09
Writing aud Wrapping Paper.
staple and GaVrN STATIONERY

CRHerg fe,ipm9V emil Fepru Go d,
a, Who'll sale. upon the most favorable tcrn.
BLANK BOOKS,
Of every description. on hand and made to order
at the shortest notice
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-11-09
SINGERS
Sc WING N AChINES

aakc the mo- approved Il i,u that human inpcuu,t,
has ever invented Il being te most uniioriaaIy n.
same ON both sides ct tn, aii5r md u ptr T. NJ Ian
gct ROOM tut cayil Hihc-irbtls OF ~, tlih K ~,
shoes sold IN Nm Orleans b. made uu th ii, ma, hin,
and tcy STE used IN picicf,n., o. all other after
fair trial IA the lrr"-t md most ushoLbtlc nt,s.
making establishments he N,a uilc De-.
They ARE used n all the large il"tc- u New Ofless.
aud at the principal Boarding liug.rs si-u Is laise
portion OF the Iailor- aud ~iui mak.t- urd in hu,
dred- OF private families and b.yr given uuivrt.,
satisfaction.
The public viii bear In mind that Singer Mach.
are sold upon uial ~ dr-ftu with suy Utu an ca
er hines, and IN the trials that have lien nad,
'hi- ciiy "a nineteen lot ut tstuty they have
been KEPT and tac otlcl r,ttu,d
Tie price II Sirg,t- Swing Machine has ieen
GREATLY REDUCED.
and the hes; Nt,hiuc J.. only go. srd the ,ab.,
itom rla T. twelve dollar with tp,rt aud look 81
Waller BLNNL1T, AetNr
Il Canal ~. New Orleans
April + I Gs
SOUTH WESTERN BOOK ST RE.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-11-09
SEARS & WlTnERSP00N,
vHoLEstLs Asp AtT,it
DIR tGGISTS s.
MARSHALL, TEXAS.
ef,rryssoRs 10 SANDERS AsEARs

MOULD respectfully announce to The cn',o'
w n,ls Of tie old firm, taeir friends and the
pub,ir centrally that they have CO hand and
sill be- constantly receiving rs the tude De.
mand. an the various articles IN their line o
business such as - we'll selected stock II l'rngs
Chemicals Obs Paints Window Gass, shop
furniture oi al kinds, Stationary consisting OF
Letter and Cap paper Bank books. tn,rlopes
Sc all the popular Patent Medicines. Feflum
cries and Hair PREPARATION sc, Sc
They have also just received laigr supply
d fresh Daf,len seeds which are going very
last Ihosc wishing Garden Seed bad better
apply early "
SEARS 4 WITHERSPOON
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-11-09
ST. CHARLES HOTEL.
NEW ORLEANS.

pM HlLnREfH \ CO., P.ornrroas.
IIAyING recently bcstoecd much pains and
ii expense IN thoroughly oycrhauei The Sf
CuAEt.rs ilorrL. 20 which were added last year
several suite ct apartments suited for families
a. v, a. additional sleeping apartments for
single gentlemen the proprie'ois are now pre-
pared to give increased accommodations To their
numerous friends and patrons. and take this op'
por,un,y OF returning their thanks to the citizens
Of iexus for the liberal patronage ihcy have re-
ceiyei from that STATE, during the past scar
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fr0H..Fc PJrifps
30 10th. ...f.F u...4 t


And De e further enacted. That lsonl usd az
ter the day vneu thn art spcs ilip effect the
ranking privilege Shall boz aru, bed. Prov led
Thai iac Postma. .r Geurrai 1l bis cuoi c..T k
the chief OF the C3ntrlct Appointment and ~.
nance Bureaus and ihc Auditor 90 the rrel.ary
for lhr Po.tonit. plumprt -ilu bee ani they
are rOrrby nuhoflzd to transmit throu-h the
mail. free ~ postage any letters. PACKAGE. of
other matter, relating exclusively 30 their official
duties or 70 the business ol The r0-i#llig. pe
parlmeut; bat they shall, la every such case. in.
dor.e on the buck Of the letter 70, package to hc
sent free OF postage, ever their own -ignatur
Tue words "Olitml Business And Tor auy
such Endorsement falsely made th1 person sn
offending shall forfeit and pay three hundred
dollars. iui provided further The several
deputy postua. tou throughout tie Confederate
States shall BE- aud hereby uta authorized 10 send
through the matt fee al postage, cd lettcrs and
packages which il may bg their duty or they
may have uyelsila 20 transmit o. 1uv person or
place and which ,htlI rcmtc cs,lu,neiy tn the
busue.s nt their respective office, cop to The husl
ue>' OF Jhe rr,1Ai Department hu' 10 r,.ry
such laac the deputy postmaster -pudiug aus
such ic.tr nr package s'mlI lnd,r. thereon over
DIS own signature, tie cords Postofco Bal.
Moss. an 10. uny md every sirh iiltiv,-gusii
6d-.'y mldr The person making the same shall
igr..it aui pas lAfec hundred dollars.
Payment n Posiagr Be- lfoty paia Posisge
A'amp ..@ S'sHfed Earo'opss are p1o.
rid,d
SECTION T. Tie Cunsr, af t.c Confederate
state 90! Am.r..A ia cns.t That until postage
,'uWi ati l"lri uHs..t $3.50 be- pr..I.,i
AMI u,s.r,a.' J. the P8,r,-'.r General rlr
1fial The postage pf Che t..lad.r.ry fI lp tr.
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~CllNOl. NOOAS.

MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS AND CHEAP
PUBLICATIONS..
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-11-09

The following laws have bcsu enacted
by the Congress Of tie Confederate states
uf America
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-10-09

aud contains, probably, twelve thousand in
habitants. It IS situated ON high, rocky
bluff, which there has its course on the South
side of the Missouri river, and which slopes
almost precipitously directly down to the
bed of the river, making very steep ascent
from the landing up into the city. From
the rear of the city the land recedes slight
lyin alternate SUGGESTIONS Of beautiful prai-
rie and choice timber, and is well occupied
by finely cultivated farms, yielding first
rate support to this hitherto thriving place.
Lexington has formerly had an active trade
with the caravans Of Santa Re and the Great
Salt Lake. The great emigration to Cali
fornia, which has passed through the county
for several years past, has furnished mar
ket for grain. cattle and herses at very high
prices. Extensive beds of coal are found
on the river banks here.
The surrender Of the city. with its beau.
tiful residences, to the wanton deviltry o
the rebels, is serious calamity. 1t is 1
prize which has doubtless stimulated thu
rebels to their most desperate efforts to OBJ
tain.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-10-09

NASHVILLE. Sept. S0.--Passengers by to-
days train report that General Buckner had
broken up the camps Of the Unionists in 0w.
en- coanty on Saturday. capturing four hun
dred and sixty stand ofarms and camp equip.
page. aud routing some Indianians, who swan
the river.
General Buckner is reported to have gone
to HopkinsviIle aud dispersed the Union
sayps there.
The Louisville Democrat nf the 97th, saws,
thai J. q. Breckenridge and Geo. ID. Hodge
are fifty miles above Richmond, KY, with
$500 men 81 camp Of Instruction.
James b. Clay and w. q. 0yerton. Of the
Louisville Courier, we're arrested--Minister
Preston escaped.
ID. b. Monroe. u. S. District, and ID. b
Monroe. Jr.. Secretary Of State Of Kentucky,
have resigned and were Immediately arrest.
ed.
They have since escaped, and report tina,
Gen. Zolieotfer captured nearly one thou.
sand stand 81 arms. which we're intended fo
the Union men.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-10-09

for many years. There are also number Of
iiint>lock pistols to be altered to percussion.
The manufacture Of new arms has not YET
been commenced. They are preparing foi
it, and hope to be ready by the time the new
steam engines are received from Richmond
which will be in two months. The engines
are to be horizontal. high pressure, and two
in number. Of seventy five horse power each.
They are being built by Messrs. Talbot &
Bro., Of Richmond, Va. The large house,
originally intended for a lumber house, is to
be the rifle factory. There Is now large
force engaged in building an addition to It,
with two wings, which will make i commo-
dious enough for the reception Of all the ma
chinery. They will also build house for
the reception Of the engines and boilers.
Everything connected with the armory
works smoothly. Mr.. Burkhart, the master
armorer, is an officer Of large experience,
and esteemed by the late U. s. Government
-by whom he was employed for so years
as ore Of the best practical mechanics on this
continent.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-10-09

We are informed that parties now in this
city have nearly perfected their arrange
ments for the establishment Of Type and
Stereotype Foundry, and are DESTROYS Of
procuring the immediate services Of some
thorough practical Type Founders and En-.
grasers, who are Familiarity acquainted with
the different branches Of these trades.
As the success Of this enterprise Affects
al parties 10 the Coniederacy. We hope our
exchanges will extend this notice. in order
that the Foundry may be speedily put in
working order. and thereby enable all to re-
new and enlarge their stock Of material.
when necessary. Further information may
be obtained on proper inquiry at this Office.
Charifsion Courier.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-10-09
To the Ladies of Orange County.

AM requested BY the Governor Of your Snie. 10 eaI
upon you 10 furnish for the soldiers IL the arm,
WOODEN socks and blankets for their comfort ani prer
ton during the approaching winter. Each donor VII
please accompany her gin BY her name. Shall 'hi'
call upon your patriotism Be made without rroef
sponso on your part cannC. believe thai 1 WIZ;
therefore call upon you u come forward with your gs.
and lay them bounifuy upon the altar % your ccun.
Try. Initiate the example 81 your mothers u The rcsn.
luton. and allow not Inc soldiers who have taken VI
arms 10 defence Of your liberties, your lives and Whit
Is still deafer your honor. to go unpro,idcd ior surt
no, your defenders TO be exposed unprotected TO the
winters chilling blasts Come then. TO their relief;
furnish them with those necessary articles 70 relieve
suffering humanity, and thereby merit the laudiis not
only Of the present, but u future generations
| am your humble servant
r. VI. JONES. Sheriff.
" The following gentlemen will please receive and
forward TO me articles Tor the soldeisi
w. w. Allison. NJ r. Hall, Adiscn Mangum, NJ
A. Angler. John W. Car. and Avis Durham.
August 20. o.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-10-09

~ The New Methodist Episcopal Church in this
place. will be dedicated he worship Of God on Sun
day The 9Th Of October next. The presence Of several
Ministers expected The people, and especially Min
stors Of The Community, are earnestly invited 10 be
present.. Our fourth QUARTERLY MEETING viii
also be held in connection with The above commencing
on Saturday morning. B.F. GUTHRIE.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-10-09

THK LospoS TINES ON AnERicAS ArEaTRs.
The last copy Of the London Times re.
ceiyed in this country has an editorial
in regard to the loan and expenses Of the
Federal Government for war purposes. II
concludes with the belief that the subjuga-
tion Of the South Is hopeless task, even II
the North pours forth lis wealth unsparingly
into the Federal exchcquer. But if the
North should attempt to defray the accumu.
lating charges with money borrowed At sew.
en- per cent. they will find themselves en-
gagged in an expenditure that no country in
the world could support.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-10-09

sfisssuri.-TAs Lesi.s,ere Of Missouri. summon.
q nssi II Lexington. w.s delayed ir is assembling
u Consequence u The occupancy q the iowa W the
Fsd~ss,. But since .hs capture o. the place By The
coaiedsals forees ths Lesslsure has assembled, and
psssd an ofdinaace q Secession ~h grea, unanmily.
sad a i.s seeoun,s DISCUSSING the pscpney o.
ps.aas set oerfses,as The property Of persons %.
possd % he southern Confede,sey.
The csatedsfass appear 70 have gO,ths decided I'd
stal.se in Missouri and ks-iacky. and the New Yorl
Times ksfs thsy ell winter IN Ohio.