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Notice q r,.a, sets,~~ess.

NOTICE Is hereby given. that Nm f. 4.
~ Turner. Guardian Of the ninor keiss n tn,
estate Of William A. Elliott deceesed, has tisd
in my Office her final accent and voucher with
said estate which account and vouchers will b.
open for allowance and fnal settlement At the
ensuing term Of tire Cont. Court pertaining TO
estates, 3c, 10 be hcli in AMI Ar Harrison
county, st the Courthouse in the city Il Mar.
shah commencing on the las. Monday h Jur-
Is6l liz being the 2t,h day tbersOi wteu and
where all persons interested my appear ard con
tee, tic same il they may sac proper
y. +. FRIEDRICH, OK.
june l. 1851 n31.N
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ssngsin. amt vSopr.

NAfE have a .orge bet 81 Ragglag an R0pe
w on h4ad, and would advlse css old r.eu Il
ard customers 70 coiue fsrwarl at once sad sup
ply themselves, not eals With Bagglng ard Rope
hns such other articles ~ are 20 bs had. A hinI
10 tho ~is< IL sufficient.
u. u. GREGG CO.
Juis a. 1856 n,59 -.Sm
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The following dispatch was sent by
express from Little Rock TO Eldorsda
Ark, and forwarded to Homer and MIN
den, La. II came direct from Lilll,
Rock.-Caddo Gasetts
T.lrrIr Rock, May %, 81.
Never WAS there such cxciteme ut seen
in Little Rock. A messenger has JUS,
arrived here from Searcey, that 1000 lin
colnites had taken Batesville last NIGHT
10000 more OF infantry were behind.
aud 900 horscmcn would be at Searcey
tomorrow by noon, that knowing, there.
fore, that the people are in arms along
the route aud preparing to meet them.
the Military Board has been called TO.
ge,her, and expect that two thousand
troops Will start tonight TO meet the
enemy.
lu-rc are 900 Lonisapians hero who
will go with them. | expect that the
companies from Onchita and Columbia,
who are four miles out OF town, will be
sent for tonight ican', hear my ears
a. write all ia in nonfusion. There
can he but little doubt of the report be
;ng true, as messenger left Batesvillo
last night, and came to Scarcey to-day
at noon. 4 certain messenger brought
the letter here, coming fifteen miles per
hour.
W. W. LEAK.
The following Extra has been received
flom the office OF the Monroe La) In,
telliyencer, of the LIST inst,
The steamer Newsboy, Just down from
Camden, has brought an Extra from the
Camden Herald office. ss follows
We, the undersigned, citizens Of Cam
den. acting under direct Information
from Col. Holmes, Of Dallas county,
which Is confirmed by other reliable
sources, deem it our duty to give tho
news TO the public rs speedily as posi-
bic The information il az follows:
Col. Holmes left Little Rock on tho
2sth inst, at 2 A NJ, Tuesday, aud re-.
ports that a rumor arrived at that city
at ~ acloch with certain information
that the State had been invaded on the
north east border by 5000 Federal troops,
who were in two days march VI Jack.
sonport, ON White River pursuing their
way 10 little Rock, for the purpose OF
re,aking the Arsenal and the supplies
which they suppose to he there.
Gov Rector requests that all organ
lied troops should proceed immediately
to LATHE Rock, with the best arms they
can provide themselves with and that
every man who can furnish himself with
double barfelicd shoe gun, rendezvous
at Little Rock, VITA all possible dispatch,
and there organize into companies
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TAKEN up by VIM Evans, living near Mar.
/ shall. on the Gilipcr r',~d. aed po-tsd Before
"m. Nooison } J.. small bay horse pony.
biaak name ard tail the roachs-i SONS
marks OF the saddle, aud some white ia the face
six years Old appraised at thirty dollars, Nay
20, 1861
y T. FRiDERlCl. Clerk.
BY VIZ Wsopaos, Jr. D. c.
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LOST.

4 PROMiSORY MUTE. drawn by the IN
n icrsigncd IN favor # THOMAS Mckay. f0r
one hundred and fly dollars given some time
this spring and due one month after date. al
persons are forowarued from trading for sarl
note, as il has been paid.
SAN. WILLIAMS.
june /. isGl. 3s.t
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Punch may crack his kes as freely
as be plcascs upon the nofieusive nature
4 the present war between the North
and South, bat it cannot be dis, aised
that sn fax as the Liucllniies are con.
uogned il is becoming quite sanguinary
str,gsle. Thus Car, their bin Of casual
flies same Np two e lnnels KILLED inclua-
ing that Immortal Hector Ellsworth aud
q "a, volunteer Colonel ,Nosbargl from
New York. who died of fright OF over
excriien one Cololel wounded AZ FAIR.
fay Courthouse three Colonies captured,
Wade, Morris, and Siblcy !; ono Colonel
ETlnfsl driven "a by his men, and one
whose disappearance Is thus accounted
fog Is the New York World, the plogsi
cut throat Journal # the LinconiIes f:
REr1NfBp ENEeuMAESr aY tni0sNsl. ---
4, Is ramofei about ies q thai tbs colonel oi one
Of ogg YolanlCr Ipaase regiments has icd with the
whole amount OF hod, contributed towards the
os,aipGaent VI be comleaisj. Ibe amount Is esii-
mated al S2l.OuD. We arc uel abba 20 scich
sir tbs uata 81 the npori, bat We have 4 item
eycs.les' authority that iht supposed culpit has
not begn sroa or heard Of for Ten days past
Hero are seven caluueis hos, 70 the enc
nay in one months campaign AT this
rate their list Of casualties wall, at the
end ut the campaign, sun up battalion
If calonpls.-N q Din
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TOWN RESIDENCE FOR SALE.

ANE Of the hes, improved lots 10 Marshall.
~ eigibly situated. and with .wo OF the 6peSt
well, Ia the place II has on ii good dwelling
good kitchen. well boH... bath house, stable
and crib buggy hnase sc. Fer further partic.
ulars empire OF
u e. GREGG K co.
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STu uyE8y (fl0lE,

THE undenisnsa Aoald nlArn ,se Public thas
i he has leased the Bvick Livery Stable in.
medla'eiy EAs u ~ Adkins llss.A Narshsil.
Texas, and h psupmps1 = srephacdHos ~ WIN
may favor ~ vltA tAsss psasosnoe No pans
or e1penS will be spared to reader complete
.st.tkction. The stable u one " Tie largest
and fs~s, in the State, and will II rspplied with
the best provensIer and the a'ost imssstrious aud
caressl hostlers.
Horses. bugges aud hneis vl1 " kept for
hire.
Give this Stable trial
PHI. Brown
Marshall. Texas. Feb. 10, 1861. n72u
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TAKEN up ~ Jos Ke.~lsr, living sbou, "A
i mliss was, d Marshall, Oh the Rcd Rock
road. sud aear Lssronc. Nosr. and rc~sesi be-
lose Wal,am woeison, ! T., one DARK hay
horse car under tho right ese; soma saddle
marks shoo, eight Years odd and appraised at
SlS j. r tklnfRiCf cisrk.
lnas Is, lsei MO II
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| GmcA0o, June SENATOR Douglas ex.
| pled this evening after painful Illness
CINCINNATI, June 4.-The Federal troops
Lave advanced beynpd Graffbu, meeting
The vsginians At Philiippi.
"A Federal Colonel named Kelly was
killed
The Virginians retired
WASHINGTON, June 4--ihe l9th Rcgt
mcnt has been ordered u, sleep on its
arms.
Three thousand Suuihernors still hold
Fairfax Court House.
There are sure indications Of an adj
vance on Fairfax Court House aud Man.
assas junction.
1t is supposed that the Southerners
viii withdraw from Fairfax, but fight at
the Junction
1t is certain that within twcniy-four
hours TIE Fire Zouaves, Mchiganders,
and the Massachusetts, 9th, as tn lead
ing columns, will march They will he
supported by the entire force here, if
necessary. They say on conquering
Fairfax, the railroad will be immediate
~ repaired for transportation 10 Manas
sas.
BALflaoRe, june a. MARSHALL Buuna
fort returned with instructions to arrest
all plotlers, seize all arms IN doubtful
hands, aud employ deputies to watch all
tho highways leading to the city
Marshall Bounalort holds himself ac-
coun,ahle only to the War Department
NAsmSeroS, juno i.--'fhere are many
Indications that there will be an advance
trpst Fairfax courthouse OF Manassas
junction. 1t is thought the southern
troops will withdraw from Fairfax, but
fight at Manassas Junction. Tie tlfe
/ouayos, Michigan and Massachusetts,
troops are leading the columns aid will
be supported by the entire force at Wash
ineiun II necessary
WASHINGTON, June 5.-1tx pahlgreen
bronze twelve FOUNDERS, were hshcd up
at Gnsrort nayvyard aud EIGHT tons Of
powder WAS taken from the Merfimao
peffec.ly dry. It u said The Doifh'n
Merrimac and Germantown will be in a
sea.going condition IN two weeks
There was TO forwatd movement If
troops last night-the iederalists being
afraid to stir, N consequence Of several
Thousand southerncr- appearing at Cen
tfeNiile t'Nteen hilIes p''"" A'N"nu'iai
Virginia ,.LIt.,
The troops are heinS s'PP'ea VIZ"
c'ght days iau3ns' .............y.,
a federal scouting party wascapu'rei
near i'mpi IN ~.
"A'H'Nof'N' june y i''e " p H. 81
town pichots were "eo a. %" use W"
instant .,..., ...,...1...,
sever" t'hp"n'cN W ~" ,'''
cd To-Day T.. enN'i''''' SOU E, ~ ass
the hh'i't f''lE "''s' W. d" q" "'
deist''" zoe ''h'' "'c ''l'N'' '''''.'s p"
guy ~! Y, t,r.s At,b,.F,,,
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t.t.,...,.. r,,s' .fy., V.,r
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ID. ID, a., 5f
I,. ,.ar..us i.rs.a.u No,,t4Io .a
anil ..Y..f t..It number. ln.us..
4 ua.Al e5lun.i c1Yanaf r. ,a.a. s.
y..,. wounded
rna.rr hers ~ vr arut ltfe
o,. AS, .rA...r.u % n.niulr 4.a,t
Euu,>p. Juae O - r,e oucnmlI r'
port oi 90 hl'ti "t tai.ipn' " '"i."i
county u im. ~.at". TIE correct -'.'I'
mrut be-. that onf '''',' "'',
ou "a ''lH. 49, "'>
'A'us i''' '''' 49, "''' '.......,
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HtfFH4 /.
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NAkSllAM. GUARDS.

The following j. a lie, Of the officers and pr
Yates Of this company, which recently leit Ma
shall for tho seat OF war.
OFFICERS
+. 5. BAsg, Captain.
FL: 4. BANTER, LIST. Lieutenant
j. X. TAyLon, 2nd Lieutenant
A. y. BuHSs 3rd Lieutenant.
T. 7. ocnnrsyE, Orderly sergeant
TnoaAs II. LANGLEY, 2nd. Sergeant
G.. W. SfAurs Bird. Sergeant
w. b PaEsroS, aih. Sergeant.
FRArr H,auss, Let Corporal
f. \. EARNEST, md, Corporal.
W. d. PRESCOTT, Bird Corporal
]. w. WuLISoBAa, 4;h. Corporal
Rourpr oyp tnsjgn
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NOTICE

TIVE undersigned having recently pat mp a
l first rate Corn Mil. + prepared 70 grind
corn or eighth. san shog' n9t'ce, AMI gnarsn-
ten satisfaction n thasr waG mag favor him
with their custom.
+. LANG.
MarsuAis.. Jan. IL lsGl. nj III
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company, not for delivery, but to be mailed ,hen
the r'afscr - carried shall b prepaid at the
same rats Thea the sxi-tsp lsw require il 10 be
paid fruu the point whea il -, b. received By
such company T. tie psist 4 ~ destination. aud
the POSTMASTER, where sieh company may mail
the same shall dcface ~ s,amps upon the ssne
SIC G. Be il further o:.Artetl. That agents
Of any Company who may carry letien under
the provisions OF this aci shall be required 10
take an oath that he will faithfully co,upiy with
to-. law Of the Confederate States relating 10 lie
carrying Of letters or other nal matter, and OBJ
itera'ing postage stamps, which oath may be
administered by any justice oi the peace, and
shall be 10 writinl, and signed by such agent or
messenger, aud fled In the PostOhice Depart
ment
Approved. March 18th. 1901.
AN AC, 20 continue in force certain laws Of
the Unit 4 States Of America
he it enacted by the Confeierate States Of
America IA Congress assembled That all the
laws Of the Uutsd tiates Of America, in force
and In nse in the Cohiel rate States Of America
on the first day OF Nolncrnber ast. and not In
consistent with the Constitution Vi the Con ed
crate States, be and the same are hereby coptin-
ued in force until altered Or repealed by the Con.
glcss.
Adopted. February Q, J sol.
Posmas,ers' Returns must De made to close
on The 3lsi March, the Both June. the goth Sep.
tember and the 3ist December. IN each year
And the Return fos the fractional part Of the
current quarter, which ends Junu Both next, must
be- promptly rendered to the Chiet Of the Finance
B4aau, Poet Office Department. Montgomery,
Alabama, in the form and manner prescribed
By existing laws and regulations.
QgfES Nicr0mA's NEUTRALITY PaootAmA.
uoS Whereas, we are happily at peace
with all sovereign powers aud States I;
and whereas hostillies have unhapply
commenced between the government ot
the United States and certain States styl.
ing themselves the Confederate States oi
America and whereas, we being at
peace with the government Of the United
States, have declared our royal deter
miuaiiou to maintain strict and impair.
tlal neutrality in the cnUtest between
said eor'cndlng parties. We therefore
have thought lit, 10y aud with the adv e
nt our privy council, 10 Issue our royal
proclamation: and we hereby warn all
orr loving subjects and all persons
whatever entitled to our protection, that
if amy Of them shall presume, IN CON
'e"pt "a '''N p''.'"''''''''',' '''" W ~
"'I a'sp',"'",', W w ~! - -
S",''' " ''''7 NY - ."
iatidn. or in contraventipn Of the Law Of
nations. and moro esper ply hv entering
the military service 81 either cGiiteHdiag
Parry @s 0''''" 'ss'i'iei '' ''',''o"'l.'''
S''uo =, ui''o''S VI s9'u''' :. u ~ ~, ~ :
~ 'c''' =" '''' ~ y. 49," 80
"'A'u 81 my sH'P, W. 49, - " "" ~, =,
N"usPotl w. % y VIC WI ~ " -
'pu''uo' < PNl'@'' W " 'u@"s'"s "
'' y eps '"3 IT, -, 9''' '''0
seas VIA W. '',y''s " V,'''s' ~ W
~ el.y WY 1870 o' - 'a'I 49,, VI
~ =.
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this health preserving h,tle article. so
highly sanctioned by the hest medical
talent of TITO age.
n n
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For Rent,

THE two stors frame hnidng formerly owns
/ cd and occupied by The late G. N Adams,
near tlc Adkins lionsc This building has four
ICONS one Of then Jap stairs nS~ily rarerei
fer bed ronn world prefer to rent the en-.
lire haih,lng hnt wcnld rent single curs,
ts,s1Nbrsti ,ostisst
NAV % 1851 mas. IT
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l.>rnAY NOTiCE.

TAKEN up by J. $. Alexander, living onr
mile west OF Marshall. o~ the Henderson
road, and posted before Vim. Woodson. J. r..
two Mexican mules. one white mare mule with
Spanish brand on the lei, hip. the oihsf dark
bay horse mule braa led ~ the first mentioned
mule Both Ct medium size, and supposed TO be
twelve or lil,een years old. Appraised q, thirty
dollars each.
Il. r. FRiDERiCI. Cik.
BY WV. WoeDsos, j 7.
Jur s, 1861 3- %
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MARKET HOUSE.

IHAyE opened Market house In the town
l n Marshall AT the stsild formerly occupied
by Martin 4 Siauis, on the Vas, SIDE 81 the
pahlic sq',arc aud will keep the very h''si bret
ever broagbi to tbs plaoe. Ny prices viii be 1--we
AMI ~ cents par ponnd 81 retail. When a
4aarter or more Il ,A~irsf the price Will BE- lcss
i invite the patronage q the rabllc. determined
20 give my hsst cSefuaes o merit i
". NJ McMIIION.
MAY 20 1851 nSft
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rhe editor Of the Alexandria lNa)
Cia2ette. payer issuej daily dafinS the
las, hall century. suspended the puliicr
ton n his papo, upon thc advent 81 the
Yankee mcrccnales 90 thc slH oi VIZ
cioa, and refused 80 print orders lor 'le
Invader. In the last editorial he thus DE-
iics the vandnls v y baia.
We are able "a ucot our foe ~ 70
eve. from; 10 front, dunn u column
and chase them back ltUm out soil we
shall gloriously triumph over thom. We
can't he conquered Our fors may come
in As a food They shall he broken up
as on crock
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-. ...a..,, .
u" Toa pis"ssf
Tie r,,,o.,,,r ,,ws have h.o,, .,.c,.1
70 '''''~ 'N''
by the Congress OF the Coniederatc states
Of Aner;en
LN'e' fo""ss'
AS ACT 10 pres@llys the Rates OF Postage
in the Confraie States Of America, and for
other purposes.
The Congress Of the Confederate Stats Of
America do, enact. That IRON aud after such
ss,ia ~ s '"s 're sSai h. "I,rpi me
following rates Of portage, ,o-wi,: For every
single sealed letter. and 9r every le'ler n man
uscrip' or pap'r OF ~ k'npi "Pnh "h'eh ihipr-
nation snail '" ask" '"r or o''n""ues'en ~
writing or ny MARKS OF s'd1' s"n'v!'' ~ .ne
nla'i 'er any Instance oe.Nnen p'"V,s Wl'nii ,De
concentrate o'aes % An'e''0"' NO. eAoeeo,g
I'VE hnnSrcd mates hte eeh1 ans 'Vf any w,
lance eNttedir9 lne hnii"tea NUS aohof tna'
rate; ana every leier on pare, h9' eNeeeoin8
haH 81 ounce u Nelsn' u.'a'' u.-.,eu " s''
-" i'l'Yr ma ev.F' """,'eN'' "''A"' "
an ounce or ahaluoh"i ",'sn, 'u''i nan
an ounce snail De 'hsf5u' WI" "uuH''ha sli''
gre postage Hnd dh Pg'1Re' 'v"ia'Aaas o7t'
than Ps'n'td or v''hen 'a',sf--a" mo'"y fa9k'
{ os' e'e mt,"iet % ne - % 'ttf
ms'A" as ',i'efs 0fe to',t, "t'' ..',' nv ,u''f
,ho 'a'es oi lss's2e ~" 'e''ts' NV u'' "'V' ~
'et'' ~ ieUe,s 'o'" ~ n"s ~ w
Transmission pu' ipt n''i''i! s""h w o'"
ei wan postage NJ 'he '"'e u' s"o c,Hia 'a'n
ana 10 ali we ioFoso'ns eisi, 'ie Fo'''sa nue.
be prepaid ny s'aa'Isi ana wv le''ofs Whl'n
su"t i"i'Hte. u' "u't'',' 20, '','''e 80 ",
unrallod Tor IN any p's'o''i,ee shaN ne CHARGED
WIN Two cents es'n ~ opu'','n '" va, ieB"'a'
postage ION to D. acco"ht'd "f as opef post
age oi tps 'onledefac!
p.,,,,, 81, A,,r,,,,,,ys pap,pJjcj, AMI o,Lsr
..,',,I .,s,,,r ;,.J,,y,s, ~,
F''''"
And be- i 'arther enacted, Thai all %, Tspapers
Published within the Concrsis States nor cy'
ceeding ihroa ognces IN weight and sent from
the Office If publication to actual ana bo'i0 ff'
subscribers within the Confederate s'aies, shell
bc charged with postage o. follows, VIZ; TLe
postage pu the regular numbers Of newspaper
Published weekly shall be ten cents u,r quar-
ter; papers published s@mi yeel y do'ilile Tat
amount; pnpefs published thrice week tteDlt
That amnnHi papers pnhifhed SIX tinfs week
,Is ,inEs thsf nn,ount. AMI lnpets Published
daily, .ey'u times tia; amount. And On news
paper weighing more th1n 'aFge ounces Their
sltall b. caaaged Oh each additlohh Quhee IN I'D
diion to thc foregoing rats ON those published
once week, I've ecnts pc ounce or fraction o.
600 ounce rtr quarter; on thosr yuh'lhtl twice
weei ten cents per onue' pcs q,ar'er, on thos'
prbushDd three times week, hIfr0n cents pr
oanc pen qaAgter, 90 those pubsued SIX time
a week, thirty cents per ounce per quarter ane
90 those published daily tairty-hse ceHfs per
ounce per quarter.
AMI periodicals published oiiener tAan b.
d d.. .t N a
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Ms NsScgy IN LoSpuS-ln private
letter writim from london, 10 his friend
IN Montgomery, Hon VIM, iancey says
there is strong contest gainE on be.
tween the Exeter Hall abolliiunists and
the Ministry. The Exeter Hall abolition
ists are as bitter against the SoHlhas the
Massachusetts, antislavcry fanatics The
NJ ipistry party, however, are iavotnhie
10 the Souihern Coniederacy but Icing
In sm,sl majority. have TO proceed very
cautiously to obtain the concurrence OF
the pecple Mr., Yanccy does not doubt
The sac cess OF his mission.
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in command at Ac7uia Greek, Is the late
CAPTAIN in the y s servisc. who resign
I'd in Texas, with Gca. Twirgs, and Is a
worthy inheri'or Of the name and virtues
Of his iluxtrious relative. the " Father u
his Country" the fret Rebel General
-V - Iri'd
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Hon. Daniel : Dickinson has written
a letter denying that he ased ihe express
sion, would, II necessary wipe tho
South from the face If the earth He
thinks, however that tho South has gone
the wrong way to work 70 redress her
wrongs, whatever they arr, IN over,arn
ing the goyernmen,.
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Won viii parade a, the Court iIouss, IN the
I City Of Marshall 90 Saturday next, a, 1
O'Clock, T. NJ. armed and eaalppcd for Company
ieil
rs orler Of the Captain.
}. ~. KENNEDY, o. S.
Nav % | ssss
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n tse residence n thc'tfie's parents. IN thls
eaintY an li,nr~dsy syeaiar tie str inst ~ the
gsy r % Wilson, NJ. j, II. COLI % MISC NANCY
" jlAintk
That's ihe right way ior our yeaps uru TO Do
Gfop ~ as4s, bome ia..a,aees. ppparo for a
lle q ustlalpess, marry mad ssisle down The
happy pais eompimeelea Us With large, hand-
some cake. for winch VI return them our ihapks
Mas success and napTucss attend them hse :
arsei ikxiiay b. lAairs.
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rv- The arms purchased by Col Me
Culioch. by order If TIE Convention ior
tie State, passed through La Grange, on
The 9th inst They eansiAi ~ 1000 Mipuin
Mnskols anil $50 Colts Receivers. They
arc now at san hntonio
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Three thousand Syrian Christian gifls
have been carried ofr aud sold q tlie
Turks during m late disturbances
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A kentucky letter says chat II North
cru ueops invade iuat State. Gov Ma.
st@tit %ss' tessa iees' ahsBe ia, Is. u-4
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NOTICE.

'1>liE accounts due r. Schwartz are HOW int
! hands OFT. A. Harris. j. p, for -ui', any
persons calling on him soon aud paying their ac-
counts will save cost
April 20. 1861 n3i3t
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The London Times eaiiorially says,
that any mediation On the part q Fog.
land IN American affairs. might as well
hA al.fnA Nd a INN inane
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-06-15

Judge FANCY the New York Times
says. is at hcatt 'rehel,' He Is re-.
ported t. have said. when it was rnmor.
I'd that the rebals were attacking the
Federal tfeeps at Arlansion Heights.
that Be horod " lhe NrRiuians wauld
wade I, their waists IN Northern blood
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Special Notice.
Southern Pacific Rail Red.

l,RoM and af,er Monday nex., DvxS1nb~ iii.
L lie Tram will positively cavs ths Mar.
shall Depot at O'Clock. A. \. Tie Omsihas
win leave ,lsc Railroad OM.cc Al half past liz
oclock. A NJ.
G. u. HyNsoN. lieu. sups~a.
Marshall. Jan. 9Th is6O. ni9Al
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ARRIVAL OF PRESIDENT DAVIS Al aIoH.
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