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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-09-07

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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-09-07
VISIT TO THE HOSPITAL.


the following account Of bis visit TO the
hospitals for sick and wounded soldiers
there
The first and largest of these is the 50
called General Hospital, spacious, airy
building, IN the northern suburb, recent.
ly erected as an aims house, covering a
great area, and admirably adapted Tor
It's present uses.
The wards arc not crowded, have AN
abundance Of light and are finely VENT.
lated, The floors are clean, the cots on
which the wounded prisoners lie are com.
n'.lious and substantial, the bed clothes
white and fresh and tie patients seem.
ingly contented--certainly well provided
and cared for We have been hearing
aud reading about the romantic side of
war since that memorable flight at Man.
assas here the dark side turns up
tins is the terrible reality Yondcr lies
u lad, not 20 years OF age, through the
left side Of whose face muskel ball has
passed. The eye is swollen and averted.
tho sight probably destroyed forever.
The wretch in the adjacent bed with
halfoloscd lids, and contorted broNs.
and clcnchcd teeth aud hands, is evident
ly suffering terribly Tho surgeon turns
him over and takes of the large poul
tees which cover the hip and thigh aud
the CHASTITY lesion disclosed makes you
sick with sympathy.
shell has burst close to his body,
and torn away mass Of muscle foot
.aau,r. i'm pxt,pt Nau ta.E I,u.u nat.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-09-07
l,ural advertisements.

ALARGE AND SUPERIOR STOCK Oh
SADDIERN.
s,op East Of The Republican OBia, ia iSe o'
Post OBioe Bmtdmg.
@ The undersigned Is happy 10 'nlorm
friends that he has just received larry
and VERY superior stock OF SApl'lflH ana y
now fully prepared 20 I'll all orders in his Inv
in manner to give complete satisfaction An
establishment properly furnished has beeo re-
quired for many years 10 Marshall The Under
SIGNED. from his long experience in the business.
understood exactly what was needed. and he
thinks he has filed it. lie wishes the citizens
of Marshall and surrounding country to eau
and examine for themselves before buying else
where. A superior lot OF saddles aud Harness,
and everything in his line kept constantly on
hand. ,,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-09-07
Special Notice.
Southern Pacific Rail Road.

r>poN and after Monday next, December ,th,
the Train will positively leave the Mar
ah.u Howe, nj o'clock, 4. ". The Omnibus
will leave the Railroad ofco at half pasi SIX
o'clock. A, NJ.
c. Il. HYNSON, ,ien. Supcrn'.,
Mseuhall, Jan. 9Th, 1850. "''"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-09-07

Hon Samuel Merrill. member Of she
Legislature from Clayton county, Iowa,
made the snug little sun of s3i 800 out
of his contract to clothc The Iowa voluu-
nntecrs. No wonder the patriotic gen.
tlcman voted for an unconstitutional
State debt Of 81 ,2oo, 900 -- .Ns's otegos
(ioiea) Pla,piailsr.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-09-07

Tng sorsp or rAsSog The Eas'ou
Md Star says the heavy caanonaains
at Bull Run wss distinctly heard hero
by many ci,izsus, distance Of 70 nni'e'
ia . direct l.no
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-09-07
J. LANCASTER \ Co."
DRUGGISTS J. APOTMECA S,

MiRSHiLL. TENS.
KEEP on band Fresh and Pure Drugs Mea''
n cjnes, Paints. Oils, Fancy Good ieTa
merry, &c. Cream Tartar Starch, and bla'Ils;
ste, The mos. approved and finest extracts ana
many other Rice .ainca for the ladies.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-09-07

Nix. FntSxse The New York Times
~ Friday. fhus allnaes 70 the state pris-
aner. tae Hon MIR Faulkner
A number of distinguished gentlemen
called upon Nj Faulkner to day among
them Mr. cefcoran, the barker who es'
pressed tie warmest sympathy ~t',
wha, he was pleased to call the political
prosecutions of toe OK minister
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-09-07

pFAcr CONVENTION II MAINLAND A
meeting Of those members 9s the Legs.
latutc Of Maryland who are in favor 81
peace. and opposed 20 the war new being
waged by the President and has advisers
against the Soail.ern Confederate States,
was held IN Frederick, Maryland. on iba
9Th inst, and it was resolved that the
state Convention meet Ia the city Of bat
tmore on Tuesday. ,hc 10th day Of sep
trmber next, at eleven o'clock \ ". An
exchange asks: Cannot General Beau
regard secure io' the Convention an uh
disturbed session.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-09-07

Hons X l.. Caruthers. Jas. NJ Thomas,
John +. House, and Thomas NJ jones,
left Nashville on the It'll inst, to tase,
their seats in the Congress oil the eonied'
-.rntn -tal.- n Richmond
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-09-07
INCREASE OF THE CONFEDERATE ARMY.
A BILL to be entitled an act further t,
provide for the public defence.

A BILL to be entitled an act further to
provide for the public defence.
SECTION l. The Congress Of the Con.
foderate States of America d. enact,
That in order to provide additional for.
ces TO repel invasion, maintain the right
full possession of the Confederate States
of America, and to secure the indepen.
donee Of the Confederate States. the
President be. aud be- is hereby author.
lied to employsthc militia, military, aud
naval forces Of the I Iicderatc States Of
America, and to ask for and accept the
services Of any aumber OF volunteers, not
exceeding four hundred thousand. who
may offer their services, either AS caval-
~, mounted rillemen, artillery, or inian.
Try, in such proportion Of these several
arms as he may deem cSpodicnt, ~ serve
for a period Of not less ilian Twelve
months, nor more thaa three years after
they shall be mustered into service, un-
less soccer y argcd.
SEC 2 q whenever the militia or
volunteers are called and received into
the ser iou -! the Confederate States,
under the provisions Of this act. they
shall he organized under the act Of The
9Th of March. 1861, entitled An act TO
provide for the public defence with The
same pay and allowances Of said act aud
tue same time for the service Of the
militia
SIC 3. Nothing ia this act shall Ice
construed tu extend - or il any wise 10
alter any act heretofore passed, and au-
thoriAing the President 10 receive troops
offered directly to the Confederate States
for The war, or for less TINY.
CoSouEmNe PEACE. - The Ohio States
man talks plainly 10 the drc-brand fanat.
les Of the North, or follows:
We are told that the war must 90 on
until we conquer peace. There must be
no talk u compromise - word
said 40 1t a cessation Of the war, until
peace is restored through The instrumcn-
tality II powder aud lead.
This language means II II has any
meaning intended to be understood by
the passes Of the people, that the war
must be- carried on uEill the object for
which the Government called armed mcn
irt. tLa 6.id ia aec3nnlisbed That oh.
;oe, Il sc.nr5ine. IN ,lr Presidents FIRST
proclamation calling for troops, 20 dis.
nc,so hanas or armed mon cnnspiripl,
pc,;nst 0,e G,yc-n,nen, by resiating
'fa oxocut;on If the Tedrrl laws
nj ,bsro ar. mon among ma talking
eof..I,, alo,l c,onn.riog a peace who
,r1,5I nni nc sa,ish.d n e,cry Copf.a.
cr,Is r~ginent and company was dis.
h,nIod and rle laws If the Union were
a a'~,,D ia; ~ crcry enn,bern st,tr win
"a - t All, ;mseSi,os... "a ,hcv wore vc,r
aen ~on,p ,naiyi.li,,ls and Journals talk
a- though they were actuatcd by q spirit
5000. ..r.f
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-09-07

nursing excellent, and the diet thorough
y arranged. \ few cases of typhoid
fever present themselves, bu, the major.
ity OF the men are not seriously sick.
and saw very large number of con.
valesccnts enjoying hearty breakfast
on my second visit Dr.. jackson. one OF
the physicians, informed me that his
stock OF medicines was almost exhaust
ed that many necessary articles could
not be procured, and that be- bad recently
sent 70 Charleston for supply sim
cerely trust that our druggists will be
able 90 fill his order.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-09-07


How PoLrieM PRISONERS ARE TRgar.
En.--The Baltimore papers published a
letter from one Of the prisoners lately
transferred from Fort Mcllenry to Fort
Lafayette. 1t closes as follows
Only imagine how much more intoicr.
able lie must be here than in Fort
Mollenry. On small island ten miles
distant from tie city, within gloomy
prison walls, in the centre Of harbor-
friends, relatives. acquaintance, nd even
our counsel not being allowed to visit us
NOT allowed even the privilege Of get.
ting or seeing the daily papcrs--in this
metropolis 81 this our boosted land of
free men. free press, and free speeoi, and
under the folds OF the flag Of the brave
and the free Yes, that banner which we
are told in song makes tyranny trcm-
bic, floats over Us, while we feel the fond
embraces Of desputism aud the heel of 0p,
preston while we are deuioG the com.
forts aud almost the necessaries Of life
for which We are willing to pay and are
subjected to barbafous privatlons ;.whlc
our.oppress0rs are unable 10 confront MS
with any charge, more than suspicious
of being disloyal Thus, we are denied
OF every process of law, and shut ont
from the world in this Bastile By the
scraps on which | write, you will ste
what straicgom ! nave been put to but
J trust by the aid Of the numbers | have
affixed, you will be able to docipher
them
a. .
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-09-07

S,op East Of The Republican OGiec, ga 'he o'
Post Obioe Bmidmg.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-12
Dol t
llo!ngltus.
Election Of Delegates 10 the STATE COn-
vcniion OF the FOurin OF sally.

The unconditional Union men Of luha county,
Whoapl rove the resolutions and call oi the state
tenIaI Committee presided over by ll'n. !. !
IIoge, adopted on the tl Of May, for q State Con-
vouton az ; cmmeuto, on the lth Of J0iv uUNl,
and "ho Wi.i support the nominees of tAIt Com
vcutou are invited 10 assemble Ia township mass
meetings on the 18th day Of June, l-dl for the
purpose Of choosing delegates directly from Tie
people to the said State Cou' cuuun, without the
Intervention Of party County Couycntions; the
placc for holding t!ie meeting in each township
to be DESIGNATED b" luouds ,l the cause resident
therein. The entire vote Of the several townships,
cast at the last Presidential election is given be-
low; and also the number oi delegates to which
each township is entitled under tha alportiuu-
meut OF the State Central Committee.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-12
Ec.,n,.s g2aYq'a,,,s,.,r

Tho Union voters 81 Foster. Ear Tovrstio who
'rpro1r ;e rtsa.t ors of ih- State C,utral Con mt
tee. vNiah haa called State Convention f,r he Fourth
Eau u d. on saturday. juno l5.h, at > O'Clock p NJ
Tor 'ae purpose OF c.cctns delegate TO said State
Conventions
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-12
Benrl:iyor Township.

m rur.uHIc1 0T ~ clIlDf N. { lon D5mo.
Unconditional Unison mon of Nur E.y,r
Township .re modified hst y IS N.,uar
Ssh. be te'I It .'. r.>'. @. # T. A. '.or. j. ?.
O.. S''a-r} iha lala dtv 90 Ju.c. aJ IL &c. ok
~, i.r l.r Iurpo-c ,f ev,rg tao Delegate, to
The .t.te Co A..---..-- 4 1 .L..N t.n
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-12
Ss5pcfial tlo5jt2.
- g.

- @T7le following letter, viahauf fhaticaly speaks
for itself was written dy the Dean OF TIE Faculty Of
tAe Philadelphia College OF MeIicne--to the editors
of the Pacific Medical and Surgical Journal san Fra
cisco, for publication:
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-12
Ec..'s ~ I'nNns,..n.

Tn rrrfp nrr OF ftie ca.i wa'. 81 th Union ner,o-
cr.t'. t.1-r t"ua ',euf Yah, con. iy. vie U1in
f+ ". ro-s'F Ifr rr-H Do 7r- requested 10 meet
80 rr, H' 'h. Iap,. ci Z. D. tl.re .u ,r--r.re fr
f1.t o."oi t... g o.i. -s 70 tic Union Demo-
,'.e 'It'e ten'lu. 20 D. h..I ia s4cf4H.eltJ On
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-12
f.;nGn Tnr,.rsi,in.

IN pursuance ola call Of the Union Democratic
e. GH.' "HnIt'ea oi luAl county, tie unconditional
l."u i"et OF Linda lorrsi pfra not ..G tat Mass
h..ei n- vii it hil at lrrams Earc', GA Saturday,
't l'' t.y 10 |u.e, at O'CLOCK +. ~ for tie i.tr-
'e ol olectu- ONE dti et- To- tie state Convention
~ 5. .r-L----.- ~ nm I = - .
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-12
Qa)lQ >,an0r2l Democrat
Proceedings OF The Democratic Central
Committee of Sutter County.

Pursuant to q cIll Of the Charmin Of said
Committee q meeting was held May 2fth, 1861.
at tho Court House. in luba City Members
present: Z. T. Wilson, Chairman; VI. BJulWar.
j. /. smith. !. Richards, and Phil. T. prcsch r.
On motion, the following resolutions were a.
doptyd
Resolved, That we iudorse the action of ,he
State Central Committee fllt c.ll,l tie State
Convention 20 De- held Sacramento. ou tl- Ain
dtvof Julo, 30, h.h,'u- jAaf tn. -tat.H.. u.-
cWhud Cd in the res buttons adopted hveai. C.ul-
mdtee are the sentiments oi all tIu- Uuioa.lo,iug
men.
KrsoIvrn. That With these views, we c.rdi4Ur
invite AL men Of SGtler Cou.ty who hold these
sentiments, 10 meet AID hold primary meetings at
their respective precincts, an tie -ih DIV uf June
rcNt, FIR the purpose fclecIag delegates to th.
County Convention, to b, htd a. y Ubl City, ON
Satmd y, june l., lsfi for the purpose ct e. oct
ing delegates to the State Convention tu bc held
at ) crlueuto, JUly ith, i-il, aud uomil4tu K
candidates for touaty Officers.
The respective precincts ave entitled to the fol-
lowing representation:
Delegates. Delegates.
O'Rcar's.............2 Komptou's
Nic iJuS .............5 N,ruon...............&
Thomas .............2 trHumorc s...........2
Iuugh.............2 lvcalumue.
Winters ...........2 NaEc's...............2
liUttHu's ............2 Brimer's ............. -
Eeam s..............2 ubu City............5
f. p. WusoN, Chairman.
PM, L D@GscHrG, Sec'y.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-12
E-EEsEyEviIIo
VETn ~cr2 and C22rriG re
TEATTEACTOEsH.

,----,-, FANTLV CARRIAGES
--r a BLLGfE|,
II 1gt4giyf1 EKPFESS,
s.asssa---------4--a FREIGHT, FARM
and all other kinds Of WAGONS built and finished TO
order The undersigned are prepared to make an t9e
above desert tion Of vehicles. in mann suited 10
the climate aud roads Of Cal iurria' ani nave al ''e
necessary material aud facilities for SO doing.
They have also on hand a lot Of
SUPERIOR WAGONS AND BUGGlES
Of our own manufacture, which viii sell at most ia
vorHblc rates
The subscriber would also state that his manntac-
tures hq! been tried with Imported vehicles aiu have
sIv.avs proved SUPERIOR TO EASTERN MADE
WAGONS AND BUGGlESl
The publ, is invited to call and examine specimens
or our work at the mnuufHctory. corner OF THIRD
STREET AND VIRGIN ALLEY, Mary vile
J p. HAYES CO.,
1h12 Wagon and CarIiage Makers.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-12
E2GDas k1sS'S
ICE CREAM SALOON
u Street, opposite the Post Office.

TstHE undersigned woui announce TO the cit zens o.
Z Murysye that he Wil on Thursday evening lG.9
inst, be prepared to serve them with ICE CREAM,
and CREAM AND SrRA AWBEkRlES Of superior qdal-
ity, and in the mc st popular Style No pans " De
spared to make This one Of the most deserving ana
popular Cream Est iblshments in the State. 1t Will be
considered no bragtdoCia, when il j, known ui'l
have been in the business constantly for twenty years.
known no superior in the manufacture Of Il CREAM
To the grcHt di,i.eratum in Uream--ricuness ana ny
vur-l shall be able to live proof that have athihei
Families and Parties viii be fUui. he'd at short no.,
tce, with Cream Of any flavor, accompanied Dy an
the necessary convehieuces. -
- y. ,. The nlerslrned in charge oi the 81
loon, Confectionery and Frtit Department, VIII Do
very happy TO receive the favors OF his irehds anu
the public generally where they can obtain an .ile
choicest var"ti OF Strawberries, Cherries ana AP'
rcots. Also Peaches, Pums and other fruits IN IN IF
G. III. BEACH.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-12
G. II. BE ACH.
Stock EgaracEaed.

r5NIE subscriber has good Pasture for n
q stock Of all kinds on his Rancho' one TTlssA
and quarter miles from Marysyile, +-A---
Horses and Mules left at the OREGON STABLE,
corner and Third street will be called for daliy:
ap5-tf CHAs. II. HEDUES-
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-12
Marysville Gymnasium

We ioi Second St., between High ana Es
w LII reopen on Wednesday, the Ith day of
49,, november, 1862 for general exercise in Gym
,ad ips ana Physical Training. The public are inYi-
M 20 ava'l themselves of the benefit derived from
NllS institution
m 1e rooms will be kept comfortable day and night.
Iuors open from Am. to Tor. NJ.
+ot ttus-$3 60 per month in advance.
CiIAS. A. KATZ Proprietor.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-12
All sizes of the Ketchum Combined
Reaper
List Of Articles Manufactured at
THOS. OGG SIIAW'S
AGRICULTURAL WORKS.
On hand, and for sale cheap for cash.

q. PECK'S HEApER OR HAIRY ESTER, which is by
far superior to any imported machine, took First
Premium at Sacramento in ls5S, and IN ieo9.
This machine is both light and durable.
THE CALIFORNIA CONBINED REAPER AND
MOWER, which cuts six feet in width and is ihe best
machine on this Coast This machine took the First
P-emium at the great trial, last season, at oakland,
eleven other machines.
RIDERS PATENT EQUALlZING SCREW HORSE
pOWER.--Posscsses great advantages over any
other Power in use, and is well calculated for doing
all kinds of work usually done by Horse Powers,
can be easily repaired, and at little expense.
EGGLEST0N'S BROADCAST PATENT SOWING MA
CHINE.-Ths is the only Seed Sower ever invented
that can be depended rpou for sowing OF gran on
all qualities OF soil and in all kiuds of weather. 1t
can be changed suitable to SOW the smallest quanti
ty of Grass seed per acre. to the largest quantity OF
Wheat, Oats, Barley, or any other Grain, sown
broadcast The cutoff slides are so arranged that
in closing out land, any width may be sown, from
TWELVE FEET down 90 ONE; has taken FIRS1
PRElIUM at every state and Comfy Fair where
IL has hepu exhibited.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-12
no. 1C3.
ToWSs HIP Al.LrlEGs.
..as..ki.:e .,n.-n.i.,n.

T. nurruareeo o tl.riI oi ,h. uu Denocra,l,
oetiF tD-aa..ir 40 fla4 counts, tie ua. ord t.naf
JAi.u men % Narysgliia t.-4. h'p Who approve tie
r+, r'"rs aaa cti tf b. State Central t.i-nt. .ft.,
pres 'et over h5 lion J p iosr, aI meet iu prima-
y mass l"ert.ng ~ tae Court % So i1 TIE ETY. ~
H''sv e- or e'tUr| ~, June f.fh. at ~ O'Clock p
'l .r ih' urrU.r 70 choosing tcu re. atrs 10 at
's,r Ia" sat e. 'nv.rt.on on be F.urth Ja.y.
M-tysviie Township t.srrarrs t.e ci-v. tI.r seven
Nile House, ~eacus, the IlorcutarI Z..rl.siats
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-12
rHILA7r1rrfA. january I'M. 1879.

To the editors of tAc ra,ac Medical Journal
Ctrt.uta: Ny attention ha. been caiirl TO ma ar-
cle iu te b.ct1i niucr oi your journal, n regard
t1thr at euudem degree granted by the Philadelphia
College ot Medicine % Hr. l.. }. CznfDav. when the
application for the degree vas inaae TO The Faculty.
was ucsomr0ui.Il ly ahtavlts end t,stuouias to- the
effect thHt pr. tsalLaY WAS reU's.r graduate NJ u.
ct The University oi Psh Lad served as surgeon in
the hungarian "mv End vns regular practitioner
Of mn iciHe. On TIE strength of those tte degree
w#. tr#utcl TIE aI c:l'dea4 .Iee, as it~ name inn
plic-, IS conferred graduate, only, and gives US
new privilege. Had there hccn the slightest slsui-
cion of irtcaoarT, the application would have been
refused. by inserting tais in Your journal you VIII
do an act Of Justice To- the college, ana couf- favor
on Yours, vorS surc.f9Ny, II. RAND
b,an oi the Faculty Of Ae Philadelphia College Of
Medicine.
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TNIlINIV II Z TIININV,
Chairman Yuba County Dem. Central Com.
j. NJ. REESE, Secretary.
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q 0gE SALE ,

'7-e-l A desirable Homestead, situated On ST.,
between Third auI Fourth, No 90. The
r,. house IS 70 coumoi'ous sud substantial brick
- containing FIVE rooms above and five in
the hs mt, uahitg ten rooms, all conveniently ar
ranged. Lot 20 by 80.
Also adjoining a eooi Brick Store, lot p by lG0.-
Inquire On the PREMISES No 95 street, east side.
auls-tf
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DIR L.J. CzApEAY'5 private Medical and Surgical
institute i-on S7cr9-ciip street below Montgomery,
opposite thr Pacific Iti Steamship Company : office,
san 'rrc-tp. The Doctor r, tree consultations
end asks 40 r.muueratol unless he effects a cure
Once hours trouJ A. si. to . P. 81.
(NHe'FFfECsTki.-I, the undersigned, Gov
erlur of hungary do testify hereby, that pr. L. J.
CzapkHy La, .rlci during co., contest Tor Hungarian
ItDUi, rs On cf Surgeon, ,n TIE hungarian army,
with iHittlu pcr+. vgrHUce. Whereof nave given 10
HIM this crrttcttc and rocr wueud him 20 the syuua-
ir attention ana protection oi aiI those WHO are ca
l"''. 90 arprec "tHs patriotic .'fs 1cflce, aud un-
deserved misfortune. kO>SUlH LAJOS,
Governor of Hungary.
"ASHlNGToN NITY, Jan. 9th. i-@2. myl7
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