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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-12-07
i urul l0urrtlJrIurnt1.
LARGE AND SUPERIOR STOCK OF
SADDLLRN.

Sl1g Fad ofhe Repu5Ia1 ONO I" ne Uld
Post nbise Buhtmg.
,.x,zA rue undersigned Is happy to INFORM MORN
friends that h" has lasl rgce'y ", lTg,
nid Wv superior stock of SAnpLtltN aud Is
nov flIy prepared to hll all orders an his line
In a manner to give complete satisfaction. AU
e.tnbli.hmrnt properly nruished has been ~
ar,jrel Tor many years IN Marshall The under
,ieHs.g fiam hi- long experience in the hUsiness.
.,nIer.toDd exactly what was needed aud ho
thinks he has dAed H. Tie wishes the citizens
# Marshall and surrounding country to call
and examine for themselves before bayns else
,,srr. \ superior lot OF saddles aud Harness,
,od everything 10 his line Kept constantly on
i. B FDW ARDS.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-12-07

4 Pennsylvania. writer boasts that tho
"Oli Keystone State" has pisc. ia the
field IN the present war s2.sl7 men. Il
was same pi these whe leit Centrevills
ou the 2i.i Of July 70 .As sognd OF the
Confederate cannon.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-12-07

The charge for ie!egrsphing hrtveen
st. Louis sad Saa Frsssisse Ia IS Is far
ten wagtis, sna se evnts for sAch s1lss
sicnal word
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-12-07

lAFupsNoe The Knoxville Register
states that the Lincplnltcs unsler arms
IA >cvler eiia,siN, st.Si a bag ai truce to
Col Powell ~ command al strawberry
Plains. with prep Sition that they
would dlshand. provided u lhig, were
givra that np further attempts wunld hc
made {" arrest at punish the icluns en-,
gagged IN The lat, hridg" harning Col.
Powell declined to accrdetn the mod.
crate proposition Il the traitors.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-12-07

The Yankees were qniIc lublan' the
other day, at report OF the capture Of
rhsrlestor bv the iinccla armada
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-12-07

ne. p VI JOHNSON nnet. hl. protest. .
| } -egv'r. g. the citizens pf At-htl l1d -arr 11'
4, country uNae one ll1r Snath Of scar \ hh
r..laHu'- pws store CALI Teton th' ~4if 81 me
l,.r ar II the uu- store Of sears - Wituef.P''n
fsn. ID IN. u23y
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-12-07
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OILY TWO DOLLARS AND A HALF A YEAR
u. W. LOuC CHERRY,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR


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Twelve per cent VIII be charged On Adytrtsemeni-
..t paid m advance.
N#e 'mrv notices over one square will h. charged
As advertisements.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-12-07

~ B g. YOUNG h. re.imel 'Nc Practice ni
~ FOO .urae i1. ana VIII ye+Inaisl tti'Ht"l ''
..r.a., So ierrtl ll-ct-c. lul d-c'-r. 1t toe eyes
fv..H..ttkr .l'.e.p ncfr'et a. li- hau'c aua treat
f..,u Hu reasonable tnfu-.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-12-07

tyr FELTON,. .iHo,psg Al L4le Marshall. Fesas.
u. 0fitf Fu6ors Building south West E'rA'
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-12-07
i, alu CllrAs.

CEo. LANE >no,nsy at Llie. Marshall. Harrison
" county rcSis.
,IALL& MosgLg. .iHo,negs and coum,agop at
tu5a'.,.-u J. nlu Marshall, Texas :. =.
i.sclry Jeacrs'n
,l0,Sprr rorg. an. wllln.
DpPE & WILLIE dno,no. pi Lur Marshall.
rext. will practice iu the nistIItt cunrts of
Harrison. PtH1ia. Ca... Wood, up-hur, and smith
.l1ptl,- t1d u the Supreme and Federal Cont,
tslcr
louS =. WI. nrnlfv 3 't>>' '>',,
slaIS a JENNINGS have formed partnership
.'ges INK ono otrnniri heretofore by nalley 8
I.H.f#.. near the SoJth West corner ut the public
square.
II FELTON,. .ipo,psg At bar Marshall. reNls.
II. DFss Fnzers Building south West f're
0l'hIr '1ut"
JAWS Hra>tH. T.. brH>'.
,rRyGR a BuRNS rttorn,y' at Lac. Marshall.
! Texts. -
~ J. BEALl. .nt,usg at Lac Marshall TeNa'.
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p. 4. rruto. p vs.. f''i'R'
D>uuo s rtftop Irorrg' ami cap"'f''o''
| va Lur. Nlf-'en r.Vl-.
NtuHau Maa,h % 1851
ruoa,z .. -uroen. raSpirr
>nN euup BNNnlEY uiarrsas If lur amt
- ASH LOCATING NGfN T. @gmWer fuWiy
TO- Tyvt.. witt .fruA g. HH business entrusted %
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Dutn d lHstty. tUtm'"r,. aU3 Jefferson e11Hi'-
TO- l-tlI missy
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-12-07

IL iuc'
Nuous...-N ]. Hill, Marshall Texas; :. g..
.i..ctry. JrNrr4su.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-12-07

90 y.t,, o.. u'KAY
~ a. Mckay. iGorars n Lar N'f-nI..
VI. r.v,- will uafet.." i1 the counts Hi Vie : NJ
Judicial p.tH.t 4HI tte District Count "i shelby
,9a.t, ..I so the District g. 4rt. Of o., ahd "ar'"
committee. l..liu the ~lutfGy Court 40 Tyler
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JAWS IrH~tR. A. 70. h'HN''
-,u.RVER 4 BCRNS fHofH,y' al Lac, Marshall
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-07-19
Particulars Of the Virginia Battle
The Total Rout Of the Rebels.
Total Loss Of the Enemy 500,
rs Killed. rs Wounded,
$50 Prisoners.
Loss or UNION FORCE, II
KILLED 80 WOUNDED.

BEVERLEY, Va, July ~.
Yesterday morning Gen. Mcclellan
ordered four regiments, the 9Th, 10th, anC
18th Indiana volunteers and the 1911
Ohio, 10 proceed along the line Of The
hills southeast Of the enomy's ontrench.
ed camp, TO the Beverly road where II
crosses Rich Mountains 2 miles east ol
tho onemy'a position, with orders 20 ad.
vance along the Beverly road and attack
The cast side of tbe works, Gen. McClel-
ian being prepared 10 assault the west
side as soon as firing should announce
the commencement Of the attack. The
capture Of a courier, who mstook the
road through the enomy's camp for that
Of our troops, placed the enemy in pos
session Of the movement.
When Gen. Rosecrans reached the
Beverly road at p NJ, after n most cx-
hausting march over the mountains, ho
found the enemy posted on the opposite
side Of the road about 500 strong, with
two cannon, holding strong position,
partially fortified. An engagement in
stantly took place and continued three
quarters Of an hour.
The rebels were totally routed with a
loss Of 800 men, including 10 officers,
md both cannon, about 75 killed and 75
wounded fell into our hands, and 1850 9TH
ers taken prisoners. The road wns be-
tween two hills our troops descending
steep decllvity, were greatly exposed
TO the fire Of the rebels, who occupied
the opposite hill aud poured mustetry.
shot and she'll upon them.
Cen. Rosccrans column remnined al
the place Of engagement durinp the
night, Gen. Mcclellan was in position
with his whole force, during the whole
afternoon, ready to make the assault, but
heard nothing lrcm tho other column. TX.
ccpt distant firing carly in the morning.
He was proceeding to plant q cannon
upon an eminenoe, commanding posi-.
tlon of tho rebel camp aud preparing e
attack the whole nest in front, when II
was nscortained the enemy had cvacua.
ted the place during tho night, moving to.
ward Laurel Hill, leaving a few men
their sick, all their tents, cannon, camp
equipago and transportation.
ArOpid march was thon made by G en-
Mcclellan TO Beverly, passing Gen
Rosecran's column on the road, with ia.
struetions to follow quickly.
Al Beverly il was ascortained that late
IN the day the rebel forces at Laurel
Hill had reiterated, moving towards Rom.
ney, Our total loss is not more than | /
killed and 80 wounded.
The above report is approved by Gem
oral Mcclellan.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-07-19
IIow nn IIrnesl Democrnt

MANh -
The following from the Fremont Dem.
oerai is the utterance Of an honest man,
whose patriotism is not limited BY par
ly;
We have only room 70 say Of The mes-
sage of President LINCOLN, that we re-
gard il ns an able ard patriotic paper
II successfully vindicates the policy Of
the administration in dealing with the
great rebellion thus far-cuts mp the doc
trine Of secession by the roots, and will
strengthen public confidence in the 1bil-
ity Of the Government 10 crush the trail
tors. Loyol men ofwhatever party name,
can heartily endorse this message. The
Presidents only purpose is to uphold the
government, and he has chosen the only
means at his disposal to do this-ine last
resort Of oil governments to preserve
their existence.
What, then, is the duty Of democrats
of all men--in this crisisi To give 10
the constituted authorities all the encour-
agement aud aid in our power, or 70 wea-
ken their hands in this great struggle by
publishing TO the worldly sounding il
IN the eors Of the rebels, that we are
"coRUinced that tae National A Admiais
traiioa IS ioioliy incompetent to manage
the government in is present critical con
dition," as was done by little knot Of
gentlemen at Columbus, last week. The
path which patriotism points out is plain.
Loyal men will have no difficulty in find
ing IL, nor will theybe deferred by party
discipline from following II.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-07-19
Sheriff Sale.
Josiah lIedges,jr


MiHfN MNNNHa
BY virtue of on order made By the Court
OF Common Pieas Of Scucca county, Ohio, al
the June term A. d. 1861. in the above
entitled cause auc 10 me directed win oncf
Tor sale at pul'iio vcndue a. the door Of the
Court Hous, 10 the city Of Tifin. iu said
1HE 26h DAY oF Auousr, A. d. 1861.
between The hOurs Of no O'Clock, A NJ. and
O'Clock, P. N. o. said day, the following
lends and tenrments to-Witi
Lot No. ten tl0) IN Block p, eontoipino
six and 63lOO acres. and Lot No. eleven "A 4
in Block ?, containing seven and 60 100 acres
and lot No. eight (S) 10 Block q, eoltainiue
seven and A 100 acres, 10 the survey Of the
lands Of Josiah Hedges, deceased, IN and ad.
joining TO the city OF liHin. in Seneca county ,
Ohio. Reference is made to the Hcdges' es.
tate case, for more particular description,
and In lot No seventeen az eighteen ti6)
and seventy eight t7s) in the Second Ward
Of tie city Of Thin, Seneca County, Ohio.
TEnNs oF SALE.-One third cash on day Of
sale; one third In twelve months and one
third in twenty four months, with interest.
The deferred payments 10 be secured by nor.
gage on the premises.
July 18Th 1861. t5,l0. Sheriff
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-07-19
VaIIRnIImgIlnua.

Tho Lebanon Citizen, Democratic
paper ip Warren Co, o., goes Ia strong
- .dn unmixcd Democratic Slate ticket.
It's .-,ally opposed to "union," and pro-
Roses' n-ong others, Mr.. CLENEEr l..
HAALAApise-. % a candidate for Gov.
efnof' won a. DemoeFats please TO
nominate that genh,.nonl N thew will
ouly do ii. they will p.,ee tho Repnbli.
cans under infinite obligat,,ns N thon
" the time has como to run "a s,l-1 !
''hag Of Distress" the sooner ips-aonl
the better Go In on Vollundinghals
Hurry npi
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-07-19
FULL PARTICULARS OF THE
Battle at Cheat River.

lTtsu'Phie CoHspondsnes Cincinnati CaIs,ts,l
FIELD OF BATTLS OF CHgAE RIyER,
CARmcE's FoRp Mus SouTHy
Oh ST. GEoReE, July IiS
[BY oouRER TO ROWLEsHtRG.
On the night of the nth, the rebel
army at Laurel Hill, under the command
OF BUgsdier Gen. Gsrnett, late Major in
the United States Army, evacuated its
oSrap in great haste, Immediately on
learning OF General MeCler1ns approach
To Beverly, and retTeated In thst direo-
lion, apparently hoping 10 pass Beverly
before Gen, MeClellan's arrival, and thul
escape the trap set for them by passage
through Cheat Mountain Gap.
The evacuation was discovered on the
moraing OF the l2ih, and a pursuit in
stanty ordered.
BY ten o'clock the Ninth Indiana en-
tered the rebel camp on Laurel Hill, an'
found large Ipmb0r Of TENS, q lot o
ihngi camp gquiTosc uEd clothing, ard I
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-07-19

01-Ron. I'M. Ashley Of Ohio is
Chairman OF the Committee on Teulo-,
Vies, In the House, and lion. Schuyler
Colfsx thst on Postoiiecs and Pos,roads.
01-John w. Forney has been elected
Clerk Of the U. s. Senate.
OSTiIon. w. P, Noble did not vote for
or against the expulsion Of CLARK Of
Missouri, n
0TThe Cleveland Plain Dealer suys
Hon. DAVE Ton Win not be a candidate
for Governor, bsfore ne Democratic
Siats COAUeafioH.
0eTThereport that Gov. Wise val
wounded or killed l. incorrect
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-07-19
Ont with Hi

The Tifin 4 dUtriissr raises a growl
over lho proposed tax on coffee ued con-
cludca with the sneer "nut this 10 one
Of the luxnries Of war 2" Why not, Il
opposed b the wsr and opposed 20 the
defense Of the National existence, out
with i In plain terms THIS stirring up
oppIsiiieH BY mdiFsction aud suhterGuge,
i anythine but manly. Speak out plain
~ 30 ihnt the people can understand
without mistake what you are ut--iSan
Re0iskeF.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-07-19
Gen. Mcclellan has Cleaned
Gut The Rebels.
zoo Killed and 1000 Prisoners.
cor'I Patterson Advancing.

WAsmNoroN, July 10.
Official dispatches have heen received
at Head Quarters, from Gen. Mcclellan,
from Huttonsville, Va, 18th, giving an
account Of the routing of the forces and
death Of General Gwnett and confirms
previous accounts. lie says he has COM
/ plutely annihilated the enemy in West
crn Virginia. Our loss is but 3 killed
and about 40 wounded. The enemy lost
200 killed and 1000 prisoners. We cap
tured 7 guns.
A portion Of Gen. Garnott's force TO
treated, but | look for their capture by
Gen, Hill, who is in hot pursuit.
II Is said Gen. Garnetts troops are
the crack regiments OF Eastern Virginia,
aided by Georgians, Tenness ans and
! ICarolinians. Our success is complete
and firmly believe that secession is
killed in this section of the country.
GRAFTON. Va, July Is.
A train arrived here n IS morning bring
ing the body of Gen. Garnett, late COM
mandeF Of the rebel forces in Western
Virginia. The rebels were pursued
from Laurel Hill by Con. Morris com
mand, consisting OF the l4th Ohio and
7th and 9th Indiana Regiments. At
Carrick's Ford, s miles south of the town
of 81. George, Gen. Garnett attempted
. rally his forces, when sharp slIirmish
ensued, Ia which Garnett was killed and
twenty Of his men left dead on the
ground, besides many bodies being car
ried Off The rebels were completely
, routed and scattered in all directions
Forty loaded wagons and all thoir horse,
aud camp equipage fell into our hands
! Garnetts remains will be ombalmed an,
: placed at the disposal Of his friends.
Two men were killed aud two mortall,
wounded of the Ohio ldth. No othe
b loss on oar side. Our troops took NOR,
prisoners than they could take care Of
WAsHN0T n, July l5.
$ The Post Office department has on der
) cd that the mail matter for East Tennes
see. shall 60 TO the Cincinnati distribu
e ting Office. The result Of INQUIRIES /
r military quarters this morning, is tina
FSirfax Court House is not yet occupio
j. by the Federal troops.
Gen. Mcclellan has been telegrGphe
10 release privates and non-oommissioI
= cd officers on simple parole Of honor, NJ
on their subscribing an oath Of allog
anoe and pledge, not again to take i
arms against the Government under pei
y atty Of death. As to commissioned on
GERS, he h TO exercise bis own disoretio
but under no circumstances is any ofier
or private, formerly in tho U. s. Arm
Ito be released
el WASHINGTON, July l6.
nd Frank Fuller, Of Portsmouth, has be-
in confirmed Secretary Of Utah Ter
he tory.
Dn The tariff bin will be considered
ch the House tomorrow. Il Is said th
10 iron duties will bo unchanged.
~ The loan bill has passed both Hous,
VI and only needs the Presidents app
% val.
Gen. MoDowell's army doubtless co
40 menoes forward movement this eYeniI
IN H0 has now fily full regiments, ca
1000 strong also 25OO regular, zoo n
m rines, two full batteries OF light 1rtille
nd &c.
Of Gen. Scott and staff visited thu troC
on the Virginia side t0-dsy.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-07-19

Il affords us pleasure 10 announce that
the course Of cvr Representative In Con.
crcss has le,n, thus far, honorable and
patriotic, rsheetng credit upon himself
and doing justice 70 HE constituency.--
SO far as we know, he has not miSrepre.
sehted the sentiments Of his district in a
single vote. lie has voted, we believe
for every essential war measure, for the
nsintcnohce Of the Union and the speedy
suppression of rebellion. iIe has rcius-
cd to lend his aid to treason, as Vallan
dinghum and 0ihcrs have done, by de
nouncing the war end embarrassing tho
operations Of the Government.
Although We opposed Mr.. Mobiles clcc-
iion as much ss any other man, in this
hcur Of peril the prst shall bo forgotten
and We win stand BY HIN so long ne he
stands BY the Union aud the Constlu
ton, and we know that nine out OF cy.
cry ten men In the District will do the
same.
We caro- not FOR porty or party names
30 long a. The issue'of Union or Disun.
ion is before the country.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-07-19
The Ears WIN ProIrudc,

The A Adveriissr pretonds to be in favor
Of maintaining the Union and suppress.
iug rebellion, aud yet every movement oI
the Administration, looking in that dircr.
lion, is denounced and ridiculcd by it,
Such things give the lie to all ia Union
pret, nsons aud show Il toh he secession
sheet in disguise, only awaiting favor
able opportunity to throw on the mask
aud exhibit its true character. To pre-.
tend to favor the war aud yet oppose the
means by which I. must be carried on Il
sncaking and eoutem9tble.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-07-19

The state Journal says "Col. J. A.
Jones, Of the 2bth Regiment, Camp
Chase, has heen presented with iine bay
horse By his fellow citizens Of Norwalk
who take pleasure Ia thus testiiyiug 10
their appreciation Of his worth as man
and merit a. an olioeF.H t
The same paper says "AYe leurt that
lwo soldiers of the 6th Regiment o. v,
r. who passed through Columbus on
"Wednesday night, whilo standing on Top
II tie cars were struck BY bridge near
New Concord and almost instantly kin.
" We were unable 10 learn their
nance and 70 whoi eoIapapy they be-
llged "
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-07-19
Better Try BuChnnnn, Floyd
Cobb a co.

The Democratic state Central Com
InittOe have issued call fer strict par
y Convention,to.nomip State ticket.
The call is headed by resolution, IN
which they resolve that they are "ooH-
riRcld hai he National AdmiRistrati0H
fs SAOlly iReompeisRi 10 maHags he gov-
sramsAt IN iisPreseat critical condition" ("
The only charge that can be brought
against this Administration is that il docs
not, like buchanan, Floyd & Co, ,teal
enough to ehlite Il to ctrdi, among the
Democratic party.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-07-19
SI1eriff SaIe.
James X Glenn, Admir-, Of Andrew Glenn
Va

James X Glenn, Admir-, Of Andrew Glenn.
vs.
John Heller & Wife, 4 olheTs.
by virtue an order made by the Court
Of Common Pleas Of Seneca county. Ohio at
the July term, 1858, and afterwards ~ the
january term 1861 in the above entitled
cause and to me directed, ! wi offer for sale
nt public vcndue, at the door Of the Court
House in the city Of Tilin IN snid county, on
THE 5th DAY OF AuoUsr, 4. D. 1861,
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock A. NJ. and Z
o'clock p NJ. Of said day, tho following
lands and tenements, 20. wit.
ln.lot Number Nine t9) in the Town Of
Atlioa Seneca County Ohio.
LEVI WEIRICK Sheriff.
Jply 5th 1861 $3.50
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-07-19
Official Report of Gen. Mcclellan
10000 Rebels Driven out of
Western Virginia.
WASHINGTON, July 10.

WASHINGTON, July 10.
The following dispatch was received
to-day at the Head Quarters, from Gen.
Mcclellan;
BEyERLy, l3th.-rhe success to-day Is
all could desire. We captured six
brass cannon, Of which one is rfod and
all the enemy's camp equipago and
transportation. Tho number OF tents
viii probably reach 200 and moro than
go wagons; their killed and wounded
amo unit TO fully 100 NJ d at least 100 pris-
oners and more coming in constantly |
know already of 10 officers killed aud
prisoners. Their retreat was complete.
| occupied Beverly by ar0pid march.
MIR. G0rnGtt abandoned his camp early
this morning, leaving much of his equir.
uge. lie came within u mile Of Beverly
but our rapid march turned him back In
great confusion and he is now retreatinp
on the road to ST. George Gen. Morris
is to follow him up closely. have tele-
grNphcd the two Pennsylvania regiments
at Cumberland to Join Gen. Hill at Row.
ltsburg. The General is concentrating
all his troops at Rowleshurg, and will cut
on GaTnett's retreat at West Union or il
possible at st. George.
may say that we have driven out somo
10, COO troops, strongly entrenched, with
loss OF only II killed and 50 wounded
Provision returna show Garnctps force
to have been 10000 men, they wer,
Eastern Virgiuians, Teunesseeans, Geor
gians and think CArolinions. To-mor
row | can give full details as to prisoners
&c.
( ! trust that 10y this time Gen. Cox ma
driven Gen, Wise out of the Kanawh
valley In that case trust that shal
have accomplished the work ofhbcrstin
Western Virginia. hope ,he General
inc hief will approve Of my operation,
tsigned) q. B, MoctnLAs.