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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-12-21

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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-12-21

said deed Of trust or mortgage, or 10 de.
fault thereof by the beneficiary therein
as now prescribed by law under the act
regulating sequestfations.
Sgc. That during the l.u.e named
in this act. or until otherwise provided
by law. no property of any soldier, sea.
man, OF maine, now OF hereafter engag.
ed in the military or naval SERVE. Of
the Confederate states OF America. or
the State Of Texas, shah during such
service be levied on under execution. ~
sold by virtue OF sBy levy heretofore
made Nor shall the property Il any
such soldier, or marine, be subject b. at
iachment or writs Of reaGiiioni eypanas. OF
sequcstration, during bis continuance ia
said service
SEC g. And that this act shall take
effect and be in force from aud after it's
passage.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-12-21

rear, to protect their avenues Of trans.
portatlon and communication. Stimuli.
tancons with this movement in front
demonstration is to bc made by Criiten,
den against Bucknes's flank, below
while the forces Of Ward aud Nelson
come upon his flank On the left Rous
seau has advanced with his whole brig.
AIDE, including the Louisville Legion.
which had just joined him, five miles,
t. near Bacon Greek lie says the
bridge across that stream can be built
IN a lew hours, the pontooncers already
having the timbers ready for the io6
Not rail is left on the road along the
line Of march Of the FedetAl army, from
Upton's station on to L0uisvllc-they
all having been burned, the farmers re.
ceiVing the pay for them at three dollars
per hundred in United States SCRIPT.
which, he states, is preferred in that
region to gold and silver.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-12-21

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49,.
"E "'''H '.''. i.''''"' '.''
vile Banner The lttler We dated the
100 inst
Tits w,roir., had long csnversa.
,i..p.y,.l.s ,rnj.w,p direct from tine
F.I.r,I Inn. Ii,.isn gentleman of
b.gn iai,.Hyeue.. and perfectly rehable.
H., bn4 been nn officer IN Cot iawkius's
r,..,.,,..,, ,,h,rh Il. "A p,rt If Gen. Chi
tepd,'. c.mmand lie served through
tic .nrgapizati,n Of the command. but
when The, all had e. be mustered INTO
service. Ge refused Ia take the required
oath
Con Cruondru s still at Calhoun /;
hi- command numbers iull 10000 mon,
vhl. b, says, a,c sp.,udldiy 1mrd aud
equipped THIS division i@ t1 operate
against Iuhnstur flank, while tac
main body moves down u front C"l
Hawkins regiment numbers iull 1000
men. 500 ct whom are from Butler co.,
Ky Every man 10 The regiment - a
kcutucblau The last Of the troops bad
been mustered No. aud Cen Cutiendcn
WAS ready % march at any um" Ny
informant was just from the Federal
army abnve here. having gone nom
Critteudrn's command To the camp nl
Gen Buell. He says that the i"rce "l
the Federal army above may sair'y n'
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-12-21

Puxo r.yiSa Avn BgrNmSG.--lt Is very
INN rtsu, q, have piano, properly tuned and
repaired MIR 6. Fraps is proficient 10 This
business sec bis card
CovrmauuoNs TO tvs RELIEF frNp.-- Inc
contributions To- the Relief Fund this week. are
exceedingly urge. nur people are coming nP
to the work with a muuiGccnt generosity that
IS worthy of all praise Our soldiers as they
peruse the Republican from week TO week VIII
feel assured that the soldiers mothers, wives
and sisters wi n receive all the attention that an
exalted patriotism eau inspire. and that such a
thing a. want in Harrison county is unknown
VIII they not feel proud that they hail from
sach country
Mr.. W. l.. Wheat furnishes hfty dollars
worth Of wood. which he is now having
hauled Weed was much needed, and this very
liberal contribution is highly appreciated. Can
net some other Harrison county friends follow
his noble example,
Mr.. j. T. Eagan, one hog Ten bushes Of
wheat, six bushels Of corn, and twenty Two
pounds Of lard.
Col NJ J Hall, one quarter OF beef, ten
bushels Of corn, aud three Bushels Of ,arnips
Major A. 6. Taruey load of Iigbtwcod six
bushels of potatoes Eve bushels Of corn and one
hnshe Of peas
Mr. William Copeland busbel and half Of
corr, bushcl and half Of potatoes one side OF
bacon, and twelve collsrds.
Mr. Curtis Leary Eve bushels Of tarnips
Thomas A Bell, FIVE bushels Of corn, SIX
bushels Of potatoes, aud lot OF turnips
Judge Joseph Mason. 5 bushels OF meal "a
superior nTticle,) ~ bushels Of dried peaches
and mdlinY. NJ hacrn
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49, We copy the following complimentary
notice OF our paper from the Waco socth West
paper edited with marked ability aud bat re-
Gently one Of the handsome-t papers in Texas.
We hope soon TO greet it again al its lull size ::
! he Texas RepGbicau, Published at Mar
shall. BIS about thr only oue of our state pa crs
that tteus to be- able TO keep up TO IL iuiI size.
II 90 we'll edited, handsomely printed contains
moro reading matter iAau ANY paper iu the state
eNccp, toe Telegraph aud H;ing- a. " Waco 10 ks
new, two day, 100 advance OF aH others. Long
may 20 wave
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cations Of the most eminent and nflu.
entail citizens Of the respective comm.
mites, and be urged upon the President
with all the weight Of exalted character
eud intelligence seconded 10y the power
Of personal presence. Let The loyal
men Of the South rise up ~ one man,
and tell the President lac knows not what
he docs Nor must the loyal mon Of the
North sit inactive. Let the enlightened
journalists and speakers Of the Moth
set forth in a strong light the facts, first,
that slavery is not the cause, hut the
mere pretext of the rebellion, AM sec.
ondy that the policy Of emancipation,
il adopted by the administration, would
render the bare physical sup y1ssion Of
the rebellion more difficult inh tely,
while it would make the re-estal ish-
ment of the Government wholly inn g..
sihe
Let them point ont the transparent
folly which lies at the bottom of this
cry for extreme measures, and hold up
b. view the Unreasonable folly aud
euormty Of the cry itself Let the finer
intelligence and nobIor impulses Of the
northern masses be awakened into tri.
umphant action iy Just, and determined,
and universal appeals and let the bet
ter views and sentiments that come of
this awakening and timely expression
in public meetings in private letters, in
soi..,,I ard =, go, H. ,lra.,;..,,ls
,.r,, T., ,,...r1 t., a.. ,''.,a..,...i,,.,
msr or the NortL r;so aIs, a. oro man
a,.1 - ,,.i,t, ,.. - -. - H.,
S.n,h og,ins, the a.s,rrc,iyo and ,,nn.
Gu, Lii. ,,,.,,,rI ,,l;rh ,to ad,,sris.
tr,tion j. dining right and 1av IT,,
IN. virtne and cnlightonment If tho
yL,l, lsy,l soc,iooaf ~ I'm. Union in
nm ,hoi, ,,,,n.,lod ,nices !, ono land ana
Inv s,d nrolonrca demand lar mod.
rate counscIs In the administration
Such A demand so On, forth. the Presi.
dent rnuld not Withstand lie would
moi uttempt IA Withstand il He wonld
hail il a. Tho strong and ALI spstaiuinr,
echo Of bis own better but feeble npT.
pose
We call mon the loyal men Of the
r.nutrv In b.p.p th,. w,,k forthwith
and f. prosecute il without tagging
uutiI the end * seemed Net A d,v
-bould be- lusf The longer the work is
deferred tho harder will be Tia accom-.
,li.hm,pt II deferred long its ncef,n.
nli.hpeut NAV become upattinable II
h pnw nl,in Ia every candid observer
that ,be President must either break
with tine extreme men Of his Marty ar
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-12-21

tSaS- year or two ago, large number Of
ol cedar trees were sold In Marshall and sll Of
them died For this reason. We presume, per
sons are reluctant to purchase those OF Mrs
Rain They need be under no spprehcnsions
that hers ail not live. We obtained two Of
them several weeks ago, and planted them out
They are in very nourishing caudition. Or
ders cau be left al the store OF Messrs Galloway
4 Ram.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-12-21

I HEREBY iorewarn all persons f,om ija-
i ding lor three rromisory Noies given rs the
undersigned, payable 70 ChNieg A Buckley all
dated 9th August, ls6l First for nine hun
drcd dolhrs dnf lst Nar,h, s62 Second. for
one ,aoasand dollar. due lst March, / s83 fhe
third foe eleven hundred dnllara, due q, March
1904
The above notes were iFaaluleh,ly ob'aiaed
and viii not pay them unlcss compelled by
law G IiiEiF0kp
Dee lat 1861 nliaL
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-12-21

~ We are within one week Of Christmas
and strange to say, have had 10 winter A isg
irosts, the most of them very light. have been
all sgch a beautiful fall season, Is no, within
the recollection OF the oldest inhabitant From
the first OF September, it has been almost one
continued Indian Summer.
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NM AND REPAIRING.
NJ N!

1'rE Undersigned Is prepared on = u
| very short notice So tunc aGd "H
repair PIANOS lie will visit ANY portion 81
the caaniy lcircd Orders can be len at the
store Of Nessrs Lane s Taylor Eu,ire salts
faction giyeu In every case
9 FRANK
ps,smh.r 9tsi 1851 nli1m
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JDrutistrlI.

mr.. J n JOHNSON Rasideat Dentist MARSHAL
- Texas. falls appreciates toe patronage AMI cot
hienc- extended 20 him for the last two years aud
hopes - ets, IS. continlsnce j. responsible Tor all
work 3Har ~ him. Teeth pu! up gold plat. from
Jue - flH set rs ssfsics- can be oAsiasd y al
Pressing hiia - nal
s~ 0Fftcx Ia Raser'. building Up stairs.
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OUR JOB OFFICE

al, presums II generally known that we have nm
.,,sv,ye SOB OFFICE. and that We are prepared tp
~ ,,rk promptly in the best style and a. iho most
6tatius terms We keep on hand large lut
nj material such a. book letter l'o.post toois'ap.
J -.l1rel paper cards inks g. We have lgst
,.pe5 , large lot of fancy and plain type which
IA. materially 20 our ability 10 turn out haui-omc
I.bs Give us a call.
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TO THE PUBLIC

s., .absrfihcrs % the Texas Republican are taken
.., ut uI- county without payment in advance and
~ t, reasin ti.t 70 b Hnr. ttoutlr o. collect such
,s.sant- than they are worth, The NAMES o sub.
i,sr. ont cot the county will De erased at tia expi.
,a 0i the ycar unless renew sdhy sending the price
,,bs p,per Money can See sent hy mali az nnf 81 X
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ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE

IN the 2sih q November. 4 d. 1861, The
~ undcrsuei was sppnlaicd Administrator
~ the estate ~ Ihsriss C. johnson deceased
by the Coan,y CoHtt o. Han,so, ,-@ft.inins tn
the csis,es oi decreased rersotss Ns4,e. i.
hereby given that all persons hav,as claim,
agains. said estate are notified to prcsre. them.
duly authenticated within the time pryper,bcd
by law ard these indebted to make immediate
PAYNE
BE>JANlN Il BASS. Ai~y,
Nov 3nissl nlj.s,
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RECEIPTS ron TINE TEXAS REPUBLICAN.
To tn, People of Harrison County.

The ladies Of Marshall having formed them
..ls.s into q. .terlood 'aalrd the Volunteer
Ala Associntiop.l tor tbc purpose OF making
snrh things re- viii rc.ieyc aud benefit tie SICK
or wounded soldier, who have gone from our
midst. and IN whom wc an i,'el deeply Interested
are wiling "a do the work AID contribute any
,ii.g in their power TO this causc, bu, they have
aIi the material with which TO carry on the
work and feel assurri by letting the patriotic
citizen. of Harrison County know this that
contributions viii promptly be- sent 'n. Money
with which suitable article. may be- purchased,
wool or cotton. warn Tor knitting socks, hoods
s- comf>iors. domestic flannel or anything
which mag or can be- made a. add 10 iie COM
FORT o the sick. wounded or dyias soldier
Contributions can he sent TO either Of the iul-
lowing ladies
Mis- + g. VAS XtSpr
Mae NAR1ART ~eaan.
Mas G. A. l.. JENsiSos
MR- NJ j VAS INNnr
Mas T. + RDaAEnsoN,
Nis. KITE JouN,oN.
t8HnHter.
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Stay Law.

We are indebted to Mr.. joins i. GAR.
RfsoS, Enrolling Clerk Of the House Of
Representatives, for the sabjoined copy
OF the Stay Law, which recently passed
the Legislature Of this State. A note
on the margin Of the act states that it
passed the House by CT for and ls
against, and the Senate by IS for and 2
against. The envelope enclosing the
act WAS pos,marked, Austin, December
10Th. The grain and stock raising
regions Of the State have realized large.
ly. and at unusually high prices from
sales Of grain, cattle, and wool The
war has been TO them Of vast pecuniary
benefit They are blessed this year
with a superabundance Of money much
m Dre than they ever had any year before
A stay-law preventing the collection Of
debts, therefore, is just the thing they
do not want, Hence, we presume the
members from those regions opposed a
stay law Of any kind
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-12-21

. lOlh. Inc gram ana STOCK raising
regions Of the State have realized large.
~ and at unusually high prices, from
sales Of grain, cattle, and wool The
war has been to them Of vast pecuniary
benefit They are blessed this year
with a superabundance Of money much
more than they ever had any year before
A stay law preventing the collection Of
debts, therefore, is just the thing they
do not want, Hence, we presume, the
members from those regions opposed a
stay law Of any kind.
AN ACT,
To be- entitled An Act suspenling all laws for
the collection Of debts and liabilities on bunds
promiseory notes, bids Of exchange and con
tracts for the payment oi money Until the lsf
DAY OF January lsG4. or until six months
/ after the close Of the present war, should if
/ terminate before the date named. OF until
otherwise provided by law.
. SECTION / y, Il enacted ~ the Lgtal-
tur, # The State of Terms. That until the
first day OF January, 1854, or until six
months after the close of the present
war, should it terminate before the date
named or until otherwise provided 10y
law, all laws for the collection Of debts
aud liabilities on bonds, promisaory
notes, bills Of exchange, aud contracts
for the payment Of money, except IN
cases Of official liabilities on the part Of
public officers liabilities and indebted.
ness TO the State, and also where money
has been received on deposit, OF Ia trust
for those who may be entitled TO the
same. and for the collection OF the inter.
est ou the money loaned at Interest by
guardians belonging to their wards. are
hereby suspended, provided that tbis
Act stall not be construed to forbid the
issuance of writs Of attachment, sequcs.
tratlon or Injunction, Tor the institution
Of neccss airy preliminary proceedings
for that purpose ia acc0riAuce with cK-
istlng laws, and provided further, that
tins Act shall not apply Go any claim OF
demand against alien enemies, and pro.
yiled further, that this Act shall not be
so construed as to interfere with the
action Of the Supreme Court IN deciding
all cases ae now directed by law,
SIC 2 That this Act shall not ap
ply to parties who have cases now
pending in the courts who agree 10
open CONT proceed 20 trial
So 3 That until the expiration Of
the time named in the first section Of
TINS act, or until otherwise provided ly
law, $50 execution or r,a3ifi0u srp7Hqg
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-12-21

NEW ADVERTISE MENTS

). u. cLorGu. ~. vsSHsNpr.
TN cLOuGH 4 K, ". YANZANnT, AiforHsg -
u and Gosnsfiipfs at Lac, Marshall. Texs.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-12-21

HiRSHtIL. 1EIAS
L. Ffr % baud Fresh ard Fure Druss. Medi-
IN eines. Paints, Obs. Fancy Goods, PsAs.
merry, &c. Iresta Tartar Starch. and Blaine.
go. The most approved sad naes, extracts, aud
Hssny other nice thitsss ssr the issiia
june 10. ls6i ns,3-v
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Ike srr stvay.

I HAVE rraoved nv store 10 tie lrisk house
| Immediately North OF ths Coasiiouse.
: JACOBS
Marshall Soy. - 1851 nlo-if
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lust received \ large Nsd superior lot 81
= shoes, whlob WILL be .old cheep liz Ger.
tain TO cal IS
: JACOBS
Marshall Nov % 1861 rla-u
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-12-21

Those owing as Cor Subscriptions, Ad'cr-
Using. and Job Work. arc respectfully invited
i5 come forward and settle. While wc would
H,e TO be paid whore it is convenient We DO
nst. Of course. ask lor money, where It il not to
Doe had by any sort Of importantly Us that
not o. sensible fcmuhs Charming Bat e'
.ry man can come forward and CLOSE hl- accom-,
ilr the present Asa gentleman guce remarked
rl man is SEQ poor 800 this country but that h'
asa give his note
RELIEF COMMITTEE ORGANIZED
The Central R].. Commute at Nhr'H p
have appointed rAa following suh-commi'i'r
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7 II GALLOWAY is ms daly authorized
-. agent during my absence.
j. :. GALLON
o., eeth. 1851 ps.sm
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ransas r ssstosh ,, bAnaGaY.
NAIFoRn bRINnhEy. .sstsxasss Il - -
- LAND LOCATING AGEx r., a4mpter. fyasS1v
Co., Texa~ vii. attend 10 rI hssA3ses4 e,s,usAei I,
their care IA rrin,iv. AnsssnA rslA Ty.ey Nueisr
Orange. lAssrsY. fhasaisss-. and ltSi.aa enasASes
>anpssr Jan ~ 1851 as,
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WANTED 'or mined ate use GOO GOOD
W bids 81 my urw Tan Yard 81, miles
South Of Marshall far Whic! Eve and ton cts.
will be paid 10 leather
GEO ". EWTrI.
December : ls6l nili,
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HIDES WANTED.

nk. 4. 81 Ais% eners hiS professional services to
~ therititeas ~ Marshall aui Surrounding cnantfy
oYrleN- ~ me pruE stored -Fsrsk wtfaerSpo.sa
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-09-12

A Coon SM1LE-Hon. Joseph Holt, in his
late speech at Boston, said =" The dsmem.
berment of the Union involves the abasement
of all that of which as Americans we feel
proud, which we have received as an inheri.
tance from our fathers, and which we are bound
to transmit nnimpaired to our posterity-
When the wise man of old, sitting upon the
rival claims of two mothers to a child, de-
creed that the child should be cut in twain and
one portion given to each, it was the false
mother who exuited at the judgment, while the
true mother turned away horror-str cken, pre-
fering to leave her offspring in the hands of
the enemy rather than have it destroyed. The
man who is willing that his country should be
divided by the sword Of treason, may have
been born in America, 6ut he. cannot have an
American heart
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-09-12
PRESIDENT JUDGE.

A telegraphic despatch received here ou
Monday, from Montrose, announced that the
Republican Convention, of Susquehsnna coun.
ty, had that day unanimously nominated
ULYSSES MERCUR for President Judge.
Ar. MERc,K is therefore ths unanimous nomi-
nee Of the Republican party of this District,
as he is unqueStoRably the almost unanimous
choice of the people of the District This
high compliment ID not bestowed unworthily.
Mr.. MERcUR has, by his industry, integrity
and ability, acquired an enviable reputation at
the bar. Upon the bench, bis decision, prompt.
ness, aud rapid dispatch of business have oil.
ready attracted public attention, aud demon.
strated him as " the right man in the right
place. We do not suppose that he will have
any opposing caudidate-but that all parties
will cordially unite in his support
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-09-12
Terrible Railroad Catastrophe.
HUDSON. No. Sept. S. 1851.

HUDSON, Mo-, Sept. 5, 1861.
Abe Hager, baggage master Oh the Hanni-
bal aud ST. Joseph Railroad, furnish to the
St. Louis Dcm0crdt the following account of a
diabolical outrage on that road the day before
yesterday
The passengers express train, bound west
on September Sd, was threwniuto Platt river,
the timber of the east end of the bridge over
that stream having been burned nearly
Through. The entire train went down, the
engine turning over and the baggage, freight
mail and two passenger cars piled ou top
The passenger cars were completely smashed
and | was the only one on the train that es
capped unhurt. After getting out of the bag.
gage car, | commenced taking the passe ngerS
tnat were not killed from the wreck.
Conductor 5. G. Cater died ia a very few
minutes.
Frank Clark, the engineer, had one leg com
pletely crushed, and TANNED into strings
lie also died in few minutes
Martin Field, mail agent Charles Moor,
fireman, and j. Fox, brakeman, were kill
ed.
Among the wounded were Mr. Medill, son
Of DR.. MediIl, Of Ohio, aud his wfe-both
badly injured.
| could not learn the names of all the pas.
senger8. l went to st. Joseph, got su engine
physicians and other Becessaries for the wound.
ed, and reached the wreck at three A NJ
The greatest excitement prevails in st. Joseph
III regard to this lnhuman outrage.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-09-12

A TALE OF SH1Rr.-One of the traitors or
spies arrested in Harrisburg, a day or two
ago, on his way from Virginia to New York,
was a man named W j. Kelly He and his
two comrades were all thoroughly searched,
and evidence was found on each sufficient to
prove that they were properly arrested Mr.
Kelly's turn was the last one, and his case was
much the most interesting. He had taken off
all his clothes hut his shirt, and nothing con
traband or reasonable hand been found on
him. He stood thus before the Mayor and
an examining officer, and under the circum.
stances the position was a very embarrassing
one for, to say nothing of ordinary modeSty,
which may even exist among the rebels, the
owner of that shirt, knew that il was lined
with treason. The raising of that garment
would reveal his treason, and probably make
his life a forfeit
The moment of suspense, during which
Mr.. Kelly stood thus before his curious captors,
must have been rather an agonizing one. But
fancy his feelings when the officer remarked
something peculiar in the hanging of the shirt
and fancy them when he was ordered to take
it off. He trembled and turned pale, and his
bare knees shook and knocked together. He
could not endure the shock to his modest he
caledfor water he was on the point of fainting
But the officers were inexorable. The shirt
was marvel ingenious neede-work, having
various we'll concealed pockets, in which were
found numerous letters from the South some