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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-20
6perlal Notlces,
Public Meeting

TO SUPPORT
THE PEOPLES UNION TICKET.
WhGGS The following resolution, introduced by the Hon
George Gedde Of Onondsga adopted in The Peoples Union
Convention held at Syracuse Sept l0snd II, 1861;
Reord That the members Of this Convention be request
cd to take the neceFay action to procure the assembling o
meetings the people Ia the various Districts for the rati
cation of the proceedings Of this meeting and for such further
action be found necessary to the success o the ticket
7Aeoye Reored by the members Of the Convention
from the city and County Of NswYork, that the
gKw.YORK
Be invited to meet in COOPER INSTITUTE on FRIDAY,
the 10Th day Of September at y O'Clock p 20 carry into
The following distinguished speakers have invited DO
present snd address the meeting:
Hon. DANIEL &. DICKINSON, n. Y
Hon. LUClUS ROBINSON, N. Y
Hon WASHINGTON HUNT, NY
Hon. ANDAEW JOHNSON, Tenn.
Gov. OLDEN. N. j.
Hon. JOSEPH HOLT, Ky
Hon. WAN. NJ. MEREDITH. Penn.
Hon. LESLIE COMBS, Ky
Hon. THOMAS FRANCIS MEAoHER
Cor tiSn JoHN 81 II ". ". FFo6axEY.
Hon. IRA HARRIS
Hon. LYMAN raEMAINE.
Hon FREDERICK a. CONKLlNo.
Hon ROBERT J. WALKER.
Hon HOR Alto BALLARD.
Hon. JOHN Is. HASKIN.
Hon. WIN. DUER.
Judge HENRY v. ROGERS.
Col JOSEPH HOME.
0EO D. PRENTICE, Ky.
HORACE GREELEY.
ERASTUS BROOKS
HENRY j. RAYMOND.
JAMES T BRADY.
WIN NJ. EYARTS.
A. OAKEY HALL.
FREDERICK KAPP.
BY the Committee State NoninauonS for The City and
Rspablieaas. ConsitstiOn0l linton.
AHH DgG1NNEs "a TALL.ApgE,
DrK0ax uf.r
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NENNSDEALERSl

I'M EWSUEAI4EHN!
N Study your interest and buy where supplied tie
BEsT, CHEAPEST, AND MOST PROMPT!
JOHN f. FEkKs Co, NhoIessls HswsdeaeE., No ?.
aan.st pack aud forward al tho Daily, Seui Weekly, and
Weekly Newspapcrs Books, Msgsncs, nusc Maps FfGts
Portraits Union Envelopes. Letoi and Note Paper sud every
thing required by the trade The shortest nOe. We have
supaed facilities for supplying vhoc,ae aud retail newsmen
aud prices su all Our Cut.oHeIs are always
aheed Send for a prize ls, aud give "a. tEia.
JOIN F.ItEkSA 3 Co, No.I4 Ann. 81, N. u
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prp Sooos.

A N ASSORTMENT UNEQUALED.
week Of i@'
NEW AND FRESH
goods enables 10 say without fear thai va
have at the present moment the most complete varied so
mentof -
HOUSE-FURNlsHlNG ARTICLES
IN our be found IN New York. The prices of .
LIZ halnn
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Just Published.
EULL-LENGTH PORTRAITS OF Gov. WM
l. SPRAOUE Mai Gen. MCCLELLAN. BHg Gen BURN
SIDE Gcnt WOOL, SCOTT BANKS. BUTLER NCDOW-
ELL LYON, aud all the MAJoR-GENfRALs Il the Z. g
Army Also, the POCkET and OUTLINE WAR AAP on
NIR6INA AND MARY LAND, with Portraits of Ger. Scott
ard Of bis Generals Ihe above executed and Published
by BUFFORD IN the be-. STYLE lnd printed ile paper "a
tint - forms In all aud Issues week Pfirsof the
above 2j each sent rer-p o tie pco Agen'
wanted Sole Agsu, for the Puhlishc. Tor TIL City.
S. II. LEMON, No. 200 Bros1way, Room No H.
Depo, ior the sao Of y H.On Envelopes aud Paper.
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NOV READY-BOYS' AND GIRLS OWN
~ MAGAZINE for October Couents Little Stray Lamb,
BY Mary Howt; Three Md.lpm,n IA Chins, by VIM H. O.
Kngon BOYS and Gid, have known by Aunt Lizzie Dis
covery America by A. B Cooke Sketch Of Queens by Is
abel Pss,ines, Ge, &c Published 6y MM L. JONES No.
EhssauIst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-20

Ninth Ward Republican Associatio tion.-The Iegul,I
lnontDiy Iseetng of the NINTH WARD REPUBLICAN As-
sOCIATON win be held at the Bleeeker Buildings, THIS
iFridayl EVENING, Sept 20 at "A o'clocs
BT order, AUGUSTUS y. DOW, PIendenL
n. u. 1lHAIBB, Secretary.
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EXTRAORDINARY FASHION MAGAZINE

H Brilliant novelties Tor the Fall Fashions. Reliable nfos
nsion Three splendid fashion Plates n'sy 100 hne cIUuy
ng and worth three m sized Patterns Ia each
number Of Nine DEMORESTS QUARTERLY MIRROR OF
FASHIONS Fall number now ready composing the lsrget.
latest fashion Magazine suei aud only yearly
single copies 25 Published Mime DEMORESrs I'm
pofun for Patterns OF the Fashion, No. 413 Broadway
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gxrurslons.

On FINE SUNDAlo LfLhI AlHLF IiVNII 70 : y U
1--WE DAYS MORE
l. For starting
PERHAM'S GRAND =
INTERNATIONAL EXCURSION,
Fl7 Dollars viii purchase
round Trip Ticket including Tickets Of Admission 70 al
Local AmuseInents on the route.
For full particulars ses advertisement ia
HEW-YORK HERALD TODAY
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w Il. FaOsT, Secretary.
fsu5teenth Ward.-At meeting on Tbursdsy evening
~ ms fEOfLEs UNION ASSOCIATION, held at ueadqusI
80. 20 Bfootnest the following gentlemen elected
Bssness nitGsfs Of the Association: ADOLPHU5 BORsT
ses.ssiSeDti JOhh QCOHHOR and WH s. WILHELM, Vice
Sehs yyHh BARRY and SIDNEY SMITH, Secretaries
% vlbVhhlsI Treasurer AheT passing the resolu
&c Asso aauon ad0uped 10 meet on Thursday Evenipg
- 80 - ~ 0e'ock' AD0LPHUs B0hST,
e.m oSehI, e, iseerstsyis. PTesdent
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A Hik cial Meeting Of the Fifth Ward Repubii.
sau Afocintion win be held at Lsirds Firth Ward Hotel
IN FRIk y EVENING Sept 90 at Z. O'Clock. Puncusl at
JOSEPH B. TAYLOR, Chairman.
W. \ys RiET RsETI BAILEY Secretaries.
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WINTER GARDEN.
w ON MONDAY
EVERY NIGHT
this week the brilliant aud beautiful
MRS. JOHN WOOD
win appear in the charming 6gresqas Of
TO be preceded by the for the fret time Of
NEWIORK WIVES
A LESSON FOR GENTLEMEN
TWO LIVING WHALES
NOW ON EXHIBITION,
UNDER TLEGASr PAVILION,
AT JONEs'S WOODS.
These Whales have been obtained g great expense
FROM TIIE NORTHERN SEAS
and q grea. outlay Of both l,bor and money.
in which they exhibited has been erected in these beauiif
srourds, which Il .gpAled with ,-,,n
from the East River. al the rate Of
2IG,0OO GALLONS DAILY,
by means OF powerful steam Pump which
one THOUSAND FEET or IRON PIPE
lined with cement AID laid expressly for that purpose
ADNIssioN % cents Chillrrn. uuder TO- 10 cents
Tng SscovD THmp AyENgg Cans convey passenger 20
Si,tyfnh within five ninu'e walk Of Joness WOODS,
the Plessan,es, ramble la the vicinity Of New.fork.
NIXON's ROYAL CIRCUS.
''''''' CROWDED HOUSES
On THIS EVENING, FRIDAY,
GRAND EQuESrRIAN DISPLAY.
THE LEARNED BUFFALOEs
in their Zoolog a Performances.
TWO GREAT CLOWNS,
Aud host OF other novelties
REMEMBER TIE MATINEE,
TODAY.
Doors open a, ? o'elsck; TO commence St2..
On SATURDAY NIGHT, -
BENEFIT OF SlGNOR SEBASTIAN
postponed from last Tuesday in consequence OF the rain
Admission 25 cents; Children 10 cents
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WANTED 1000 HORsEs-Artillery and Cav,
airy Horses for which Cash VIII bs PAID n Me, ~ na
l26 East 24thsi., Newiork JohN oAhFGNAI"-
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-06-08
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
ELECTION NOTICE.

ORpKR No 2.
Head Quarter, S,r,h Brigade, 1sras M,iaso.
MsssmAiL. June .. 1851.
I \ order IN nsMe thoroughly osgsnixr thu Mil
] tia Of thu Sixth lsrsess~. Texas.
II IL ordered: .:..ai tbs Marshall kat Of Pre-
cine, No o. h. ckv,Assi by the upfrr Jeikrspn
read running \ orsh 10 the Precinct iiue No. 4.
and SIC Carthage road running South 70 the
Precinct linz No. 6, 10 ~ 10 slivte sasd pr
ciuci No into two pisi-,ns which an eatMkvd
10 one Company each
|, is hatth~e orlcrd shs, the following IBIS
iric's he and thy are hcrcby entitled TO oae
Company each, town;
Ik~ss Na. !, !, q, 4, ard the kMsi h~lf 81
No md that ND ceo,mnis~ cos,stite,e the
Eastern lsattallioa AMl that lh-ls Noa, Asd
II, 8 AMI 10. Z anil +. and the West hall Of No.
. /; asd that said companies constituts the Wc&
tern Battalion
Il y hrtl,ss Sv,tsssd, that NJ pseaiiing oiTccn
II she osil IAsa,a. - aepaanssa hy III Cosnsy
Caar, cpan psak u their rsnescttve rrrincts,
excepting hruts Ma aaa | which e.evtiou
shaI he i,~sd u Hickory Grove, and BY the rrv.
siding cGlcsr II that HAT. Aud RESTS Nos. >
~ 10, whicA ~arctiAa shan BE- hsah Il lAgrcms
and b. the presiding ulieer n that ns~t Ami
That VIM n, JaAnsern Nh ~ eipeticn IT thc
nAstc~ lhvisedW n lseAA NJ =, M list WIZ
Wocauc~, H.. NM ~ elsslioa ~ ~ WestssM
division II ~ Bna No. =, q tAs Cc~stAann
in ne city n Nasrhsli ~ eertt0 y b.
head On SetasdAy ~ IA day a Juse, ina,
1861. tos the eaettioa n onc Capatos, or Fpfe4
Lleateaass and twe Second 1leatQanls An
aAt1 Pwss1ss4 ssl1csss ase hreAy reqsise4 to
uobe ~ reeaun q ~ eirrttaea n r 4, Uas
r.. nsiesie Majns n ~ ssh Diesae. Tssss
Militia Il Aevskali, IN seccsdeacs wlsA ~ Avs
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-06-08

A B,r OF Street.-The New York papers
are ,ccning with accounts Of regiments
being mustered into service. Eciorc long
,lcy will have chance of recording
how they were pcrpered out of service
- Eovth Cagoiinsap
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-06-08

A LITTLE Monk GRArs "A large Coium'
biad reported a. weighing II, 99s ponnds'
passed through Petersburg, Wednesday
for Fort Macon, N 9. II IS SAID " car
ries ball weighing ld0 pounds, or
about a bushel Of grape more or lcss 90
CAarhne BnAst'n.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-06-08

The Virginia papers are urging the formation
Of companies Of guerrilla warfare IKE the va
rion men Of the Revelation. The telegraph IN,
forms M that some Of these guerr'llas, compossd
Of Maryla,xicrs are beginning TO onuoy abe OUT
posts around Washington.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-06-08

The witty Mr.. Sparrowgrass recently
Joined the Clone Guard at Ycnkcrs,
New York, and said in speech that "lt
ia understood that the Home Guard Is
not TO go to the wavs. and not to leave
Yonkers rop, IN ea@ Of 'araHo'
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-06-08

PrnrrssrcS c,rs-Thc Macon Telegraph
saws; We have nov before ns the first percussion
can made in Georgia army patient, and ~ g"ou
as the best produced in Macon by u, G. Hodg
kins / Sons. who win hereafter turn them ont at
the rate Of one hundred thousand per Seek,.or
faster il required Send on the orders. VINO
now il prc,arcd to make powder!
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-06-08

CAtRo As 1T IA communication in the
Chicago Times, written by gentleman Just re.
turned from Cairo, gives the following picture of
the actual condition Of that important point,
The Cairo Of our Imagination is n very differ.
ehi place from tine ,eai Cairo with It's swarms or
ll-cad men, its dingy shantie. it, uant Of heavy
batteries, It's perpetual rain, its mud, ts silence,
and, VIZ had almost said, is dcsolation. In fact.
one's first impression must s that the military
operations going forward on such stupcudons
scnle' and apparently so slowly, are a magnificent
humbng-an enterprise out Of which some few in
d'vitals will grow immensely rich, while the
rank aud Gle, under the inspiration of pa,r
oism too pure and holy 20 be- mentioned slight
iugly, will slave and toll and sickcn and die
This. say is the first impression, and though /,
may be considerably modified by after events and
a more extended examination it sccnls never 10
fade away from the mind entirely.
True 1t is, that ten times fifteen thousand men
with 30 better provision to rcpol an attack than
that provided for the present occupants, could
not stand out ten hours against few such bate
ries "a might Ne erected undcr cover of a single
night on either the Missouri or Kentucky shores
True 1t is that no piece Of ordinance now in Cairo
could materially interfere with the erection OF
such batteries in broad day light, while, with II
few such guns as Numbered against the walls o,
Sumter month ago one thousand mci& could
easily hold it forever against the combined forces
Of the rebel airar.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-06-08

~ We learn, says the picayunc Of
of the cath, from AN eye witness that the
L. :. man'ofwar Brook'yn arrived oil
Pass L'Ouirc bar at 2 o'clock yesterday.
and came 10 anchor about one hundred
aud fifty yards or the stakes. The
Brooklyn immediately disp~schcd boat
to Capt Duncan, in command at Fort
jackson, that the block AIDE. would take
effect from that moment
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-06-08

vnAr HOLLAND WILL -
Tho psobk4 4 y ,ihs vscsgnitios d
thc 9psth hers Coz 4h1r4y ObsDAadfA
yet useolvcd, but ~ imd'caSl - - that
she will Tic I.ondon Aorslne CAromi.
clio speshs Of " nsusss1sy Of Eagiaad
having cotton, and says;
| To put down federal prvatscss would,
We need scarcely say. lie % act II var
against the federal government but not
to do 40 threatens an alternative still
more disastrous than even swch war.
This IL the dilemma into which Lord
John Rnssell's American policy has
brought himself and the country. II
cotton is not u be got Ny fair iuesas we
must not scruplc a. ne fool means, or
the daily bread Of four ~ five millions
once stopped =. ~ blockade the
cotton ports il 10 destroy the British
cotton trade, 10 involve, not IN remote,
but In immediate destitution, several
millions of the British people
The same paper says Lincoln Ia guilty
Of almost Austrian stupidity IN his
craftsmanship
The ioIlS wing extract from letter "
the London corresnoa.lert Of the New
York Times clearly foresl,a,lows dciinis-
and pronpt action Nv the British Gov.
eminent
London. Saturday. May 4, ls6l.-~Ths
ncwsnoncrs bv IN: sieo;ncr hearing M.
lc,,cr will ;nfn,m you or ,Ic co,r.. .h.u
hv tho british f,oycrnmc.t win regard
10 American matters ,s announced hv
Lord J.,hn Russcll Il, the IIousc cr t,.un.
mons an Thmrsdsv n;vht I'm, h..l;cv,
am in a nosit;nu \, ;uC,rm von ~ What
has since then been determined ON by
IN. Cnh;nct n vou sill rercr ,o vonr
M. ri The Norv,cg IJcr,ld or v..,.ra, ~
Won will there hid the views of IN.
conseryativc o,m,si,ion very mainly
stated i, tho ..cn,d LEADING article 4.
,ha, article !, !. stated that war hot wcer
Eng,a,d and tho T.ar,,, Goxcrru,c,t Il
now incvitahlc n. "A less evil than a ana.
ncnsion Of he cotton t,adc and The
Question h mi 10 tho C,v.r,,,.,p, vyh.,h.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-06-08

A liberal proposition has been started,
and signed by several of Our wealthy
planters, 10 the effect that they will loan
to the Confederate States ono half Of
their incoming crop Of cotton. They
obligate themselves TO deliver il 10 amy
agent the government may appoint to
receive il. nj their usual place Of ship
me,t - CoiaaL,o Ifastrr.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-06-08

Queen Victoria has sunk into settled
melancholy since the death Of hor moth.
or, and It Is feared she will not recover
her mind
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-06-08
t'tWa0 sjet(1eAe0e.

NOTICE N hereby Eissn tkat Ms. A. u.
~ TURNER. Administrative Of the estate Of j.
W. 1nrsr, dscesssi. hss filed in ~ oGkcc hof
final account and vouchers ...ih aid estate,
which account and vouchers will h. open for
allowance and final settlement At the ensuing
term o! the County Cont pertaining 10 estates,
&c, to ~ held In and f6r Harrison coin,y. "a, III.
CcurthouS. in the city ~ harsisali, commencing
on the last Monday ~ June. 1861. III tscnv tbs
2t,h day ,hereof) wLen and where ill persons
interested may appear and contest the same il
they src proper.
BE FRipERIci, Clerk.
june |. 1861. 3fN
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-06-08

sachusetts troope being anxious for .
light. is terribly fscetiqdh. n uAcG
Northern people don't quit sending .nch
tales South. they'll scare somebody
A Postellcc has hoes established st
The Seventh New York regimen. de-
parted for home to-day.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-06-08

TOWN REs1DENCe FOR SALE.
hNE of tho bsst impscvd lots Ia MarshsiI.
" eiieihly situated, and with two Of thc finest
wells IN the place. Il has cn il good dwelling.
. good kitchen. veil ii,~ssc. bath hcuse. stable
s,Sd crib. buggy h"ose, DC. fcs t,rsher partic.
ulArs enquire u
a q. GREGG / co.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-06-08
CITATION
No. SIS.
N. Deloy ~. !. 1koch,holkr.

THE STATE or TEXAS,
CorSrY NJ HAs9ssoy.
To any iarfm ctIetr 81 seh Co.sty. Greeting
YOU arr hereby commas.lcd 10 su~me, J
i Bcchthollcr. by publication II this citation.
tos three snccnaive weeks. in the Texas Repab
'isAn . newsraps pubAisbed in the city u Iar.
shall TO b. and personally sppcas bssose nr at
my ossice in Marshall. on Saturday tho 2sth Of
June, A. ID. 1861 At 10 o'clock, A. " 10 an.
swes the complaint u N. Dcioy. IN . pa- Of
debt, for the snsn Of twenty-five ej - . lau
principal due by account briefly - soilsws. to
wit for groceries sold in 1859 for particulars.
ss~ bill He'd IN my oiicr-e72 s..
Herein fail not ard due return u.ake Of this
writ ~ the law directs
Given under my hansl. II MsrsAsll, hi. All
day OF June, lsGi.
Z. A. HARRIS,
Jnsi's " TIE Puts.
Issued, juno 4th. isH!
7. A. HARRIS. J.P.
Rrcefvcd asA exccsasa asm~ slay b. deliver.
ing copy VI thu within writ. n u eSit. o,
'l~ Texas Republican fo~ pso,iuatioa. atA
June, 1851.
e. W. SLATER, G. nc
June :. 1851 1859
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-06-08

company. not ior delivery, but 10 be mailed then
the mat,cs 20 carried shall be prepaid 1t the
sainc rate that thc existing law res,,lrcs i, to be
paid from The point where il may liz received by
such company TO the poin, 0f lts dc1jDation and
the postmaster, where such company may mail
the same. GaAll dciace the stamps upoa the same.
SEC. q. Bc Il further enacted, That agents
OF any COMPANY who may carry let1ers under
the provisions Of this act, shall b. Required 10
take m cath that he will faithfully comply with
the law Of the Confederate Htates resating 10 the
carrying Of lsttPn o. oths m9l natter, and OBJ
ltcFating postage stampe which oath may be
administered by any justice Of thu peace and
shall be IN writing, AMI signed by such agent or
messenger, and filed in the Post Once Depart
mcnt.
Approved, March 9Th. 1861.
AN ACT 10 continue IN force certain laws Of
the United States Of America
BE ii enacted by the Confederate States of
America in Congress assembled. That all The
laws Of the United States Of America. in force
n,. In use in the Confederate States of A mcrica
on the first day Of Nomembcr last, and not in
consistent with the Constitution OF the Con ed
crate States, be and the same ART hereby contin-
ued in force until altered or repealed by the Con
prs~s.
Adopted, February o. 1861
Postmasters' Returns mus. be made to Close
On the 3lsl March the 30th June, the Both Sep.
TENDER, and the 3st December. in each wear
And The Return for the fractional part OF the
current quarter, which ends June 30,h next must
be promptly rendered to the Chief of the Finance
Bureau. Post Office Department, Montgomery,
Alabama. in the form and manner prescribed
by existing laws and regulations
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-06-08

Hon John Gilncr, NJ c. from North
Carolina, is serving a. private in .
volunteer company IN that State
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-06-08
NEW ADVERT

,NRAF 5lprS9s Z.
gpAkUN - By J. 8. ..;ssso(R, living On
j ~ wa9 - MarraAll. - - Heudrnoa
MDA ~ .peloea bsfbsc Wn. W@D1sa !. r.,
two 1sziesa naDn. .eas wAits - qsls, w.tk
lspasA k~s - ~ ~ hjp;, ~ tAesA lark
~ Assss -. hssa ~ n. ~ ~ keAtlcnsd
aa1s. DosA 4 neiian ~, ed sqaossrd 10 b
twelve = ehsea ycsm Old. Apprais4 At tAirty
dOllan esch.
y. ?. FMbENfCf. Crk.
ny VIZ. woobsos,
tunc 4, 1861. 3sI
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-06-08
Esaeav ND1tce,

TAKEN up by VIM Evars living mar Mar.
L shall. on the ';.Mr Rad. Asd posted before
VIM Wotsisn. !. r.. = sn,all hay horse pony.
flsck nnoe and tail the inane rnclwd soIus
marks of the saddle, and sown white in the lace
six years old appraiSd at thirty dollars. May
20. 1861.
BF. FRIDERfCi. Clerk,
Nv VIZ Wuot,ss,y IL H. g.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-06-08


I HAVE oprucd . Aukr4,hoasr in the town
OF Marshall. a, the stand formerly occupied
by Martin 4 stauts. On the Fast skk 81 tho
ever broagh, 10 tn piacr. Ny psic~ a;l b. Ave
quarter OF mcrr r. desired In PREV will tr hss
invite The patronage d tn public. determined
10 give ~ bsst excstiasa o nssit il.
W. y. McMil.IDN.
May %, issl nS,;u
Attcntien. vseme GwarA:
IOC will rnrslr Al thu Cosrt floa.r, ir the
] tfty n Marshsll. ~ Nuiueday Nat, q /
o'clock. =. NJ. asusrd and c,a'pprd h Company
drill
BY oriss u The Captain.
J. W. AENNEpY, u. s.
Nay %, 1851.
res Rest,
fTNilE two story frame baildiag. icfs,csiy own
i al aad occ~prd BY In lase T.. n. Adams.
mar IN Adkiaa House This bsillinR Aas sssr
scc~s sar 4 thrm tsp ssaiss,) Wa0y pAprsed
* tsdrooa vssA Fs1us u ssss tke CO.
tire building. hut ~esld rnt siasIs rasun.
kilxAHErn COOLEY.
MAJ u. 1851. nSs,U
NOTICE.
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the hspt pscve11er ~ ~ nose 1A1nSS(rioss sud
careful hdstIess.
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Give this 6tsh.s trinl.
Pub BROWN.
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twelve y eheea ycsm Old. Appraisd4 II tAirty
doitan each.
b.p. FMBnnfCi. en-.
ny VIZ. woobsos. J.P.
Junc Z, 1861. 3sS
LOST,
4 PBOvJ8OA Z Nom. xsNA b. the IN.
~ drsign~J ID 6vor Of rbomas Mckay, fcs
one husAfed asA 1Ay Atalsss. sivrw acme time
this spring and due ons month after date. Al
persons Az foscva rnrd iron trading for said
mite, = u has bssA psi1.
SAM. WILLIAMS.
June !, 1861. ~ II
Ne. S44.
Otis Smith ". Thomas u. Powell.
THE STATE or TEXAS.
Cocxvy ov HAKsssoS.
To any iawfI Offer Of m.1 Css~sy. Grading
VOU arc hereby COMMANDED TO Summon 1ho-.
1 u. Powell. ~ publicasion Of this writ. 6s
three successive weeks IL the Texas Republican. a
ncwspspee pahll1Aed il ~ slsy Il Marshall. TO
be and and personally srr<sr before r,- a my Of
hce IN Marshali on Saturday Jvse. ~. 1881, 1t
10 ociork, a. ~, TO snswrf ths complaint Of Otis
smith, in pl..a Of debt, for tn snsu Of sixty.
ak dollar, principal. due by arcUrnt. briefly ~
follows, 10 wit: For Tuition Of .lanrhtrf, ssllic
during thu ysrr 1851. For psrticwl~m src bsii
6ic1 in my osRce-- ea8 ~.
Herein lail not and maize dr. return Of this
writ as thu Law directs
div-n under my hand, II Mssr'.alI. this Ath
day q June. 1851.
ia. HARRIS.
Jsf'ss Of Nv Peace IN asi f;n nx County
Issued juno lth, 1861.
T. A. HARRIS, j.. l..
Received end sxecsssl aan,c day ~ delivering
. copy 1t thu within writ to the EIi.or Of tha
Texas Republican W. publication.
G. W. SLATER, c. He.
june 8, 1861. p1s.J,
CITATION.
No. SIS.
N. Dcloy vs !. lsoch,holicr.
the STATE OF TEXAS,