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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-07-27

SPANS uis SENTIMENTS The editor oi
the Lexington tlil Democrat l. a ,nau
who will express his sentiments The
halter hes DO icfrorS ior him IT, Invites
assault Som the Black Republican an.
ihoriiics Of Illinois. ID the following very
bold and emphatic style
'The Knox Republican calls upon the
state authorities to arrest us, With sour
other Dcmi cratic editors. as traitors.
simply because. IL the language OF that
enlightened journal, we are very busy
Just at this tine, IN hcaping abuse and
harsh ep;lhci~ upon the head oi M Lin.
colin This is the only complaint against
ps. and we plead guilty II 10 dctost
I.inc.ln makes one n t,aitor, we are a.
inil 81 treason as an egg is of meat
and, moreover, npor tbA, basis. there
are four Thousand Of lise best traitors in
Fulton county, the sun IN Heaven ever
ltoked upon ! Come on with your Black
Republican State authorities, for the pnr-
pose Of crushing out flee speech We
are willing 10 be sacrificed upou that al
tar and rather iAan live under militia
~ d,.spoiism, such as is invoked hy the
Republican, we had rather sc the State
~ Illinois running ten feet deep IN human
gore. and her last inhaiitan, drowned Ia
the red food Give US liberty, OF give
Us death ~
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-07-27

FACJIIN y.
RUFUS DOLBEAR. President.


Consfrsiu Law. b. LYMAN. Member
Nv ORLEANS Bay. Lecturer on Contracts, Com
mrenl sa1os. Liabilities Of Parties, Sc
MAuaadl,H pFrM1vFNr FREEMAN
CORNISH. Professor and Lecturer on Com
mercial Calculations.
Bo0k.strri>a DEPARTMENT RUFUS pol
BEAR Lecturer on Book Keeping and Business
Transaction. J ". BLACkMAN Professor
aad Lecturer on Book kcop!ug RUFUS l.
DOLBEAR, Adjas'cr Of accounts, Exchange.
ard Commercial Correspondence.
ENeiIsn pFrAurNrSf VI u MCCARTHY
Professor and Lecturer on English Literature and
Correspondence,
FarN,n prraervrN1 MARC ROUN, Pro
fs.or aud LECTURER GA French Literature,
UErAurVg>r roE rrsNASsWr RUFUS
DOlHEAR. Lecturer on the Science of Pen
mau.hip j. i GRIFFITH, professor and lec
lqrrr au Commercial Correspondence.
~rAsHu DEPARTMENT MANUEL MAR
EMO, Professor and Lecturer on Spanish Liter
atnrc.
GeHHtN grArrNgNr--GFORGE GEs>
NER. Professor and Lecturer 90 German Liter
allure.
Ltrtx ANp GrFtg prrNrNESr- VI. MAR
no g.. Gt-SNER Professors.
MILITARY DETACHMENT MAJOR 4 G.
BLANCHA ARD Superintendent Of Military
Instruction and Drill Major y Is a gradual.
Of West Point aud was for ! p, years an efficient
oairur of tho United States Army.
Professor Il 1lIOMAS~I Author of tn,
"PiudioR tjeo}aru n f.ou,iue," proposes 8,
Lecture on this suhicct at the college. for III,
progress o. Science.
April 21th 1861
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-07-27
BATTLE HOUSE.

TUE fremont House. Edwards street Shrcte-
j pot La. mtoIy ocrustl by ; = bsy
having been fitted up With nieey new h-li
tire, Ne. has bern reopcned unIor the nsme 81
ihe Battle House by The uud, ignrd Nho si,l
endnyor TO give satisfaction Go the Travelling
public.
The llause r. situated ia qui part oi the
town. ant particularly suited TO ,hc accommo.
dalton OF ladies The proprietor wishes TO make
bu, one pledge which is that the sirici,-t
eoanllness SHAH be observed n every depart
myut
a. u BATTLE
October 20 $50 OF
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-07-27

Llpcoio's gun boats are still at Ncw
Albany, Ind, lie water being too how in
the Ohio 10 get tlrm oct. 4 practical
Ifrsiner on tbs river gives il ~ his opn.
i~u that tin concession accustomed by the
6iscaArge u the ~ posndsrs 81 The gun
,eis, will ~ too gsssi fvr tho boilers
1 - sxplo~ioa u likely " occus
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-07-27

A i the Jannsry term, A, D. lsGl. letters Of
n asinhini.ifA' W wsic granted to The Under
signed, by the County Court Of tsrtisonc ~.
pertaining 10 the estates Of deceased persons, on
the estate Of A. Spain summcriin. deceased.
This rs therefore. to notify all per,o8s having
claims sssins' svid estate. 10 pr,Scn. the same
lbs payment, within the time prscribt,l l,y law.
and those Indebted 10 make immediate paymtpt.
J. II SuMMERII<, Adm'y
Aysl II, !acl NE {,
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NOTICE,

fI'Hh undersigned having resou'ly PCT up a
l hfs'ra'e Torn Mil, Is prepared to grind
corn 'or one eighth, 90 short notice, AVID guaran.
'ess .a'islacsicn to those who may favor him
with their custom.
=, T. LANG.
NtHshALI, Jan. H. 1861. pl,tf
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-07-27

Two iiaRaiNgs - The following il tod
il letter from Culpoper Courthouse.
Va To the thileSrou Courier
At oordonsYIlle yesterday, | met
with friend who had Just cono down
an the Central irain 10 company with two
now famous young ladics who rodc 20
miles e. Fhiliippa, 10 give notice # the
approach sc The Lincoln troops Ms
if'ens. haa good deal Of conversation
With them II son's that, finding ont in.
cilenIasiy that the tfoops passing through
iheir ncighbolhood were going 20 Phillip.
pa they borrowed horses and set ont
alone Twice the soldiers seized their
horses hy the b.idlc. aud demanded whcre
there they gong but they managed
by clever cyaslons Ia get past them
Aiiuf giving information 10 onr men. they
came 10 friends house this side Hear
ing Here 81 a battle, and exaggerated
reports 81 the number killcl. they Jis
guisAd themselves. and went into the
ioAsn, now occupied by the Lincoln mer
10 The house OF d lady acquaintance.
they somehow suspected from her mai,
ncr, that there was somebody IA the
house and going up stairs, th,y found
The man who had shot Col Kelly, hiding
there iron, the I.incolnitcs Borrdxing
licm the lady seine 1T her husbands old
clothes, they get the soldier to dress
himself in them. and taking bucket Of
soap snds IN his hand. to follow them ont
OF town, Returning 10 the house this
side where they had been staying. they
found It occupied by their enemies bat
they took TO notice. nassod on, aud they
and sho soldier got N safe. Ny iuior-
llant got their names as Miss Mary
Mcleod and Miss Abbic Kerr
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-07-27

- received, very large supply OF Parlor.
- Once, and Cooking Stoves. Of every variety
ana pattern They can be bought n, the very
lowest figures.
j. II. NANIIOok.
Marshall, Feb 0, 1851. noItf
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-07-27
EXCLUSIVELY FOR CASH,

tie has arranged hi. business entirely vi the
Cash system, and VIII have nothing TO do with
credit, The greatest bargains can be had but
only for cash Reeollect that He buys for
cash. knows how to buyi an,l sell, Tor cnsh lie
wants but small, very small very small profit.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-07-27
ST. CHARLES HOTEL.
ST. LOUIS HOTEL,
NEW ORLEANS,
a.. ntt - ~. go.
NEW ORLEANS.

Thi. Horn. specially adap5d i0r families, has
Just been r. opened fer the season after being
thoroughly renovated and thase wishing the be.t
accommodations in a qaet retired part Of the city.
will fad everything there conducive 20 their CON.
tort aUd enjoyment.
Dec g CO. uls,6t
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-07-27

THIS linn starting from Clafkstillc, TeSus.
coiineet- sita hrpifed stage at .tegHssvi.le, nl
the Southern Pacific Railroad, aud laeuce 70
Shreveport La aud those pg'rouizng Il may
rest a-sut,d that they can be put from Clarks-
wills, Texas. to NioioOlrg on the Mississippi
in iegr days and u haf and will receive all at
tcntioa 20 iheg wants and comfort
Fii,y pounds Of Baggage allowed to each
passenger one hundred and tiiy pounds extra
baggage will hc charged The - rs one pas
-enger and g oscr Or greater quantity charged
ia the same proportion.
NESMlrH 4 SHAW, Proprictors
: Jefferson july 2Jd l6G0
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-07-27
MAMMOTH LIVERY STABLE.
Ata3k.

I.
Ilit undersigned having 80 xr-,
purchased ihs well known rAs
Livery Stable would respect 1E1fM
ially inform their friends and the public. that
ih'y ate prepared to DO a. fab justice 10 tho.
who may favor them with their ra,ronagcas any
similar establishment To Texas Their stable /,
large and comfortable, b KEEP, iu the best order
and viii be- at all times supplied with the very
best peo,cndsr Person, who NAV send their
horses 70 This stable eau rely upon having them
vel lel aud af.l attended 10.
They viii Keep pn hand horses 10 hire. bug
gi.s hgcts, @e.' aud can send parties to eny
portion e! The country tbe, they may desire to
60 to.
ln word ifa well kept stable, good feeding
the best attention substantial vehicles. good
stock anl a general desire to render satisfaction.
constitute recommendations the propriptors Of
thlf stable hope 20 merit and receive hbomi
lhnn " patronage Al hey can say b. try
them.
BELL K HOLMES.
MtA~iiAiL. Icb. 10. 1861 n22u
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-07-27
CHARLES DECK EXT,
Fa hiOna bile Boot aud Shoe maker

ts'uth'wes' corner Of ,he public sqnarc.)
EEPs constantly on hand large assortment
IN Of Ladies and G,ntlelncns boots and - s
hls own manufacture also good supply ii
sol" and upper leather for sale
From his long experience and close attention
to the business, he hopes to have Il continuance
Of that patronage heretofore 50 literally bcstow-
ed on him. All orders promptly attended To.
aa work warranted.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-07-27
FOREST TRi-N EEkLN
All. ST \ q T. IL \ T.

FROM MARSHALL TO JEFFERSON DANGER
FIELD. MOUNT PLEASANT. AND CLAIMS
WILLIE.
Owing 60 Ne unprecedented scarcity e., for.
age through thi. section Of country, and the high
prizes therefor. tic iroprici1w ol ins Linc
deem e absolutely essential ito protect fheir own
as we'll as the intercs, Of the Government 10
the Pest Office peps tmentl. TO raise the price
of Gar. on his line
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-07-27

$500 = -
caaleH
~
- - SAsAI 1NSMooo s~oaA'
No. N - sAsue. - - MR. m blowing.
A. ssuu,v - 49, - hs~ssiful xsy;
~ ~ ~ wr,n ..,,.,~A,sa,,
- J ~ 49,, a ,ss,lzht. low hamnlns.
yasAeJ III, 10 keen nth bss cheek upon p,ine.
Ara h.sl~ n, f.sf yssr "a ~atehed for the coming
Ns,tusr sds~n lbs ss,~c,'. iadss,inc, iine.
ue many year since NY Harry Departed
r, c.,s,e t.ssx 10 moe In twilight or dawn,
AsA Hasl,, gr.w weary II watching and started
a,.,ue on 'le journey hi. father had gore
1t /. ns1a, q ysar--and this afscrna..a. sitting
A, ael,itys I'D window hoard tie baud play
Ana saaaeniy ceased iresmlag m, knitting
TO recsllrcs wig,e !. ,werty today.
,s"snirr.
The sss mzkias gnla q ID. wfesHiel rissr smoke
.ss ia h.t sweet eyes sod li~ fi'u' wssanr.
And rsnakr' dssu the tears Nhea hc s1geily pix
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-07-27
SINGERS
Sc WING N ACHINES

make the mo.t approved stitch That humau Ingenuity
ha4 cso .uvcHtrd Il Aeine iAe most uniionualy the
,imH un both sides ef NE falfc md there l. NO len
ger room tuf raFI. ~ nIt-seuihs I'D a. llhug and
shoes sold ia New Orleans ismade thrs, machine,
and iney sfe used 10 preference H. all others after
far tid "a the largest aud most fashionable Dress
making establishments 10 New Orleans
They are used SCI all the large Hotels in New Oflsan,
and ti the principal Boarding Houses also by latgu
portion oi the iailofs and Shucmakers. aud H. hun
birds 10 private families, aud have given universal
satisfaction,
The public will bear in mind that Singers Nashine,
arr sold upon tfiai il desired With ans aud all 9th
e. u,h,u- ana 10 The trials that have been made ,,s
this cts DC nineteen cases out II twenty they have
been Kept aud The other returned.
Tue price oi SINGER Sewing Machines has been
GREATLY REDUCED,
mad the best Machine Is only 500 and the table,
tom slX 10 twelve dollars with cover and lock tl7
WALTER BENNETT. AGESr.
IL Canal 81. New Orleans.
April :, 60.
sol TIL WESTERN ROCK STORE
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-07-27

Than ever hclore broueh, 20 this place
He will also show more hcroism than the
small man and grand eonqueror l., Shwartz
Nho,s lame rs seller Of cheap and fine goods
will be entirely hist aud iorg jit,n IN the course
Of ie~ months. iiis successor will Aoil goods
chmpce than be ever could do.
Therefore, ladies anl gentlemen, if YOU de,
sire to secure
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-07-27
NCIlOOIl NOOkS,
FURNITURE /!

If every description on hand and MAIDS 10 order
al the shortest notice
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-07-27
GREAT BARGAINS.

you VIII avail yourselves without delay of III
invitation to call at Mr. A. Locbs store, Sc
PRICE hny. IL ..l-
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-07-27
GREATLY REDUCED.

SOUTH WESTERN BOOK STORE.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-07-27
BUY AND SELL GOODS CHEAP !,
CHEAPER, FINER. AND NlCEl,

Tie promises to keep always on haad a bare
aud hanIsome stock Of goods, suitable for this
: n.ArL.-i
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-08
prDtoalc { nETis.

~ - ~ THIN 80. L.34"L -.-L"s la
.iI--sg,aG .llrla:r ~ tlu ~ ,lt 1.4r1'sr li''~
Ne lunu:l HIlHA. ir!- n rnlpt'-t,rr /
IT '.F'' I.hs,tF a. yt:i- tl"lG NE yea
sl5I-lG !t'9unH llF nlai i al! .3'l1 n: ~
le.,amt "A il.u4 IA %.
= (. nf4i----. 'utg#
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81. tHntgT III n,'ai"Htar ,''umlr " ty,'t.ltsr
t'wi, iiH ID 4" Ta"nlnl .l.7r'H2 1'iHY.. Agent
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Barre .Acs-e-ay

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SOMETHING TO EAT,
beef, Pork. La 1a and Vam.

0a-ID AND SMOKED gF9F-
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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-05-22
Getting Along,

There are two ways Of getting through
the world. Some mcll lave a knack Of
"getting along" Willie others "work their
way" The man who gets along" is al.
ways dcvising some cxpcdirnt to shrink
the primal curse-or ratLcr hIcsSing-Gi
labor. He starts 4 gift lottery; or ca
hibits 4 fat h"g TO the gazing pnpulacc at
twelve aud Il half cents pc. head He ill.,
vents aquack medicine, warr;ntclto to care
:'aiI the ills flesh is heir to- and gets Il
minister To endorse il l!e :s'vcrtiscs FIVE
hundred receipts for making Il fortune III
less han no tmc," Offering them TO the
public for the extraordinary low price of
one dollar. post paid; or he turns poi!.
can ana is rewarded with the consulshp
in the Ecicc Islands. lleis always ching.
ing the object Of ispnrsuil, now running
in one direction, aud now anuthrr, and
this he calls ''gci!il1g along
The man who "works lis way in the
world,' chooses the business of life with
careful reference TO his tastes and capaci-
ties. and then steadily sticks TO it. lie
becomes master oi' one string and draws
from it such melody is SuolhrS him in lllr
darkest hours. II he docs not crow rich
h. becomes respected anal hunorrd. His
perseverance is counted 10 linn rs a vir.
tue, and men say he is one Of the .;uI,l
standards" lle>tirks to his business and
his business sticks Ia him. NI,,t 4 Lrirr.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-05-22
EscouRAGE AND SUSTAIN YOUR Me-

ENCOURAGE AND SUSTAIN YOUR Me.
cnASlcs.-The prosperity Of all commu-
mites, he they large or small, depends, in
a great degree, upon the encouragement
ans, surmort given that class OF citizens
engaged III m,eh!l:c;,l al', industrial pur-
,.,:;:. 'i;;:t ;,fnlcc' Mi I;":.,c enterprise
i; olic OF the principal supports "i every
community, and upon it the well-hcing OF
all departments Of trade cninently dc
pcnds. Hence it follows, that it is the
duty Of all to throw out TO that substan-
tial and reliable portion Of the commune
ty-thc ineclallics-such encouragement
as will induce them to remain aid build
up The l:'sincss Of the Place.
l'h,' Importance ii :; good, Intelligent
mechanic 10 community, cannot be over
estimated 1t is this class OF lacn, indeed,
who give tone and Importance to the
place of their residence. In them can
generally be found generous impulses,
honest intentions, and the true princi pies
of friendship. Througl, guuI and through
evil report they are the firm and stcadt;.St
friends nt' their nc;ghbors and fellow cili-
zens. In seasons of prosperity and advcr.
sity alike are they welded to the commu,
nifty in which their lot has been cast
Nashville Gazette.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-05-22

HARD BrrTEE WITHOUT IcE.-To have
delightfully."- hard bnttcr in surlmcr, with
oft ice. the plan recommended by that
excellent and useful publications. the Sci.
cat;Ec -intcrico", is Il good one. Put Il
;rivit, or any open flat thing with legs, i'll
Il saucer: put on this ,rivit the plate OF
butter; fill the saucer with water; turn
Il common llowcr-pot upside down over
;hr butter, so that lis cd -c Shall be within
The saucer and under the water. Plug
the hole Of the ilpwcrpot with y cork.
then drrncll Tic flower pot vii! water, set
in a cool place until morning, or if done
ut breakfast the butter will be very hard
by slipper time. How many Of our
town boalding-scI,ool girls, who have been
learning philosophy. astronomy, syntax
all prosody, c#a write an explanation Of
this within month.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-05-22

Anour HArlNG.-IIate not. 1t is not
worth while. Your life isnot long enough
to make it pay TO cherish i'll will or had
thoughts toward amy one. What if that
man had cheated you. or that woman has
played You false? What if this friend
has torSakcn YOU in time Of need, or that
onc having Won your utmost confidence,
your warmcSt love. concluded that he pre-
ers 10 consider and treat you lis Il slran.
ger? Let it pass. What difference will
it make 10 YOU i'll a few wears, when you
70 hcIcc to the undiscovered country 2
All who i'll treat you will be more sorry
for it then than you. even in your deepest
disappointment aud gricl, can be.
y few more smiles, Il few more tears,
some pleasure. much pain. Il little longer
hurr, ing alid Worrying through the world,
some Imsty greetings, and abrupt larcwciIs
and our play will be I" played out" and
the ininrcr AMI the injured will be led
away, and arc long forgotten. Is itworh
while IL hate each other?
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-05-22
State Of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT, :

Nv CON4HOf FLEaS.
VXT1IEREAS. an inquest of Escheat hath been
w returned to this office, whereby, it appears
that Charles McGrcsor, late Of Edgcfcld Dis
;rict, who was Lorn in Dunbarton, Scotland, aid
died on the twcnty-frst day Of May, in the year
of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and fifty
seven, seized and possessed ut the time of his
death, Of Lot Of Land, containing one-half
Acre, more or less, situate, lying and beng in Ito
corporate limits Of Edgeiicld Village, bounded On
the North by Lot owned by Rev. p. n. Lyn,h,
on the East by Lots owned by Thomas p. Mugrnth
and George ". Landrum, and the Public Street
lending from the Court House to Pottersvillc, On
the South by Lot owned by James A. Doxicr.
and ON the West by public street Immediately in
the rear of the Court House, and Lots owned by
William ]. Ready, +. L. Smith and Rev. P. N.
Lynch without having in his lifetime made any
disposition thereof, and without leaving uny per-
.on who can legally claim tie same. Now in
pursuance of the directions Of the Act of Ass NJ
bly,, in such case made and provided, tho lIrrs Of
the said Charles McTrcgor. or others cnming
under him if any there be, are hereby required 10
appear and make claim within eighteen months
from the date hereof.
Witness my hand at Edgcfeld Court House, this
fourth day Of April, A. b. 1860.
TH0S. @. BACON, c.c.p.
April II. 1850 If IA