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CITATION.
No s5s
NJ Deoy vs.. ). Boch,holler
THE STATE OF TEAAs,
IouSry or HAsgisos
CITATION


Il any iaGfI ofieo q saii County, GREETING
NuU are hereby commsnlel to sammsu J
j Bochthollcr BY Publication Of this citation,
faf three sucecssige weeks in thu Texas Repuh-
hcan. "a newspaper published in the city Of Mar
shall to bc and personally appear before me at
my o4se7 in Marshall. on Saturday the goth Of
jane. \. y. lsel, q, 10 O'Clock, A. Nj TO an
swer ,he complaint Of N, peloy in a plea ot
dht, for thc sum OF ;Neutytwo -5-l 90 dollars
principal due BY account briefly as follows TO
wit for groceries sold in $50 for particulars.
see bill flied in my cniese- S22 IS.
Herein iail not and due rcinrn make Of this
Nri, as the law directs.
Given under my hand. at Marshall, this .th
day u Jane, 1861.
T.. A HARRIS,
Judhs q The Peaor
Issued, june .,h, lssi
T, \. HARRIS. j i.
Received and executed sanc day by deliver
ng Il copy II the within writ to the editor Of
the TeSas Republican fox publication, A,h
JUNE. 1851.
G. " SLATER {. II. c.
June 8. lH6l. nSai3t
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WNyglng mMA MOVE.

NE hasps Jorge 10, Of Dagglng AMI Ropc
w on hand and would siyise our old friends
and customers 20 come forward at once and sup
ply thenses yes no, only With lsarging and Rope.
bat such other er,'elss as arc to be has A hint
10 the ~'-' - -'..ns:s....
q. q. GREGG { co.
July IL, 1861. p39-3m.
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TEXAS HUNTERS.

The following "a a list Of the Tcxa' iiaa,ers
irom this county, who are attached to Col. i
Gccrs regiment oi mounted men, to he sta
toned ON the borders Of ksnsa,
OFFICERS.
TurNts " WESTON, Captain.
\ - SroSE JR. LIST, Lieutenant.
W " DuLARp, 2ud Lieutenant.
1ouN T. VI ksy, Ord,
y y GusE Orderly Sergeant.
NJ " MoaHl.o> And, Sergeant,
r NJ BiocggR Ord sergeant
" J bnur. iib.
FM VI ArAsrYs. lst, Corporal
sc AIMS, md Corporal
j VI coaHrES, Bird Corporal
IT, CrlLcN, ilh, Corporal.
II 4 WRaHf, Ensign
W LEwIs. -arsoou.
\ r. iLocKEB Bueler,
W T SrovG. Quarter Master
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GREAT BARGAINS.
EXCLUSIVELY FOR CASH.

iIe has arranged bis business entirely on tho
Cash system. and " III have nothing to do with
credit The creates, bargains can be had, but
cfly for cash Rccolect that lie buys for
cash; knows how TO buy, and sells for cash. He
wants but small. very small, very small profit.
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The following laws haze been enacted
by the Congress Of the Confederate States
of America
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BUY AND SELL GOODS CHEAP Il
CHEAPER. FINER, AND NICER

than ever hel0rv brought % this place.
lie viii also show more hcToism than the
small man" and grand conqncror,' Il. Shwar,s,
whose fame as a seller Of cheap and fine goods
viii be entirely lost and lorg il,en in the course
of q few months. His successor will sell goods
cheaper than he ever could do
Therefore ladies and gentlemen. II you do
sira Ia 4oeurp
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Arxocrr,u COMMITTED ~ CLERGY FORCE,

The Mexican Extraordinary has a let
ter dated Topic, May D, n whlsh tAe
writer gives particulars of the atrocities
committed in that Canton by Losada's
forces, briefly referred to in our morning
edition. lie says;
Yesterday the forces of Losada occn'
pied-that Is, took by foecc- San Pedro
Dc las Lagunllas They took tho place
bnt. would that could STOP with that
simple announcement, They burned it,
and they murdered massacred --bn'ch'
ored-put To the sword the entire popn
lation, without respect to age or sex
And this in the holy cause OF religion
But this event is not all have to re-
late. 1t is now jus, twelve days since
the same forces Of Lozada, (thst Is the
clcrgy) foil upon the place known as
PortillAry Navarrete, and as an illos'ra
ton of what they did. after roboing the
population, they drove the only oltiQer
or tho government into his house, set TIRE
10 il and burned him alike After those
feats, the heroes did not neglect to rot
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b.xecsstrtx Notice.

I, \ iitEgis. Srisadier MJo,
Marshall, June :, 1851. Is 3
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THE PEACE CONFERENCE.
Proceedings Of the Border Slave and Northern
Free States at Washington.
DEBATE ON THE GUTHRIE ADJUSTMENT
PROPOSED CALL FOR A NATIONAL CON
VENTION--THE TERRITORIAL QUESTION.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 10, 1861.
The Peace Conference having adjourned yeGerday for
the purpose of allowing the various propositions 70 be
printed and laid before them this morning they launched
out upon an nterminaoe sea Of debate.
Mr. Baldwin Of Connecticut, moved TO substitute his
proposition for National Convention, in Hon Of Mr..
Guthre's proposition reported from the committee He
sustained his motion in elaborate speech in which he
reviewed the condition Of affairs and the which
had produced them He believed that the only remedy
was National Convention. Any other proposed re-
medes would fail to meet the wishes Of the two houses
Of Congress-
Mr.. Guthrie, of Kertueky, opposed The motion in a
speech Of great power and sustained the report OF the
committee OF which he chairman. He urged upon the
Convention speedy action. There time 20 be lost
If the Convention really intended to adopt measures
which would restore peace good brotherhood between
the states, they ought to do so at once.
Mr. Curtis Of Iowa. followed next but did not sustain
either the call OF Na.ioua Convention the report Of
the committee. II dsquisition upon political af
fairs generally and could be interpreted to every
thing, nothing, M the case might be.
The question TO wnat tho report Of the
committee meant respecting the Territorial question 1t
was contended by several, among whom Reverdy
Johnson, that only applies present Terrific
he GIr. Johnson) should mcve an amendment as 10
exclude territory hereafter 20 be acquired.
The debate was kept up to nearly three ooloc when
they adjourned until Monday at eleven O'Clock
We have reports from Virginia. TO the effect that the
State Convention will instruct the Virginia Commissioners
TO Peace Conference not 10 insist upon the point re-
cognizng slavery in the Territories II by ouch course
any obstacle shall be thrown in the way Of adjustment.
Secretary Holt last night handsomely entertained the
Commissioners Of the Peace Conference.
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MR.. LINCOLN AND THE OFFICE HOLDERS
MISCELLANEOUS MATTERS.
WASHINGTON, Feb. l6, 1861

WASHINGTON, Feb. le, 1861.
busy DAT ~ ssUsE.
The House passed some sixteen private bills TO day II
was the busiest day OF the The Deficiency bill
was passed, without the Chirqui amendment II was
the first day the House manifested desire 70 take up
the private calendar TO the sacrifice OF buncombe
FEELING QUESTION.
The Morrill, Tariff bill has done TO cDgender bad
feeling among members Of tho Peace Conference thar
anything else. overshadows tho slavery in Ter
rores question. Thero immense lobby hero from
Pennsylvania urginFshe passage OF the Tariff bill, and
they loud In their denuneaton OF Mr Seward for his
in regard 70 the warchcusng feature Of the b
Two republican Senator's, who in favor Of the bill
short time SINCE have ast avowed their determination
to vote against H.
The senate voted to-day to retain tie present ware
housing system.
coxaop,Rss TlrSAu AND ARMSTRONG.
Commodore Tatnali arrived today. Hs is Ia good
health and apparently cheerful spirits.
Commodore Armstrong, who is hero attending court
Of inquiry concerning his surrender OF the Navy
Yard, is much depressed in spirits
RFcA1Lo GEN, PAsz, rIr ,TSEzun-,S MINISTER
General Paez the Venezuelan Minister had an audience
with the President to-day for the purpose Of presenting
his letter Of recall The General received from the Secre-
tary Of State letter expressing In cordial terms the
high appreciation entertained OF his character by this
interests Of bis country and the cause OF liberty gt be
prolonged. There will be diplomatic representative Of
Venezuela left hero.
ARMY fRASsFERs.
By order Of Lieut.. Cen Scott, Capt Arnold Esey Of
company L, Second artillery now here has been direct
ed 70 proceed TO Fort Monroe Virginia. TO take the place
OF Capt Carlisle, Of company H. Second artillery Cant
Carlisle will assume the command OF Cant Tlsey,s com.
pany Washington. Capt Elseyi a nsive of MARYLAND
and Capt. Carlisle native Of Maine Both arc popular
in the army, and good soldiers Capt T1scy has taken
great pains 10 bring his company % high degree Of o.
fciency. He the only oihcer in command Of com.
any Of regulars here who ha led from southern State
visEfIANEpt-
Esmilion ward of Bomout, New York was today all.
mittS' attorney Of the Supreme Court
Johr Potts, FOR long time clerk IN the war DEPART
Dent lss been appointed chief clerk vice Nf Brniard,
resigned
An uddsons company of cavalry arrived in the city
to-day.
Borr sentative Nbacs = Indaas, has beer nnated
- The President fvr Chjsl Jgst.cs " Negrassl.
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MR.. LINCOLN ON THE CRISIS.
TO TIVE EDITOR or THE HERALD.
Nsw YORK. Feb. 10. 1ss

Nw YORK, Feb 16, 1861
Mr. Lincoln has sad in one OF his recent speeches that
nobody Is hurt" no one is sufferng," and thinks
that Is consong reflection. II does not possible
that man occupying his position really be ignorant
or the state OF the country and especially that Of large
cities like New York and to convince him that some
body s suffering and consequently hurt would suggest
that procession be formed OF those who really out
Of employ ment and suffering from the political state
Of the country and file past HIS hotel that he may con
vince himself, from ocular demonstration OF the absurd
y OF his remarks Az IL would be the object TO con
vince him Of the distress Of the land would be well for
al thoso Of Brooklyn and Jersey City who suffering
also, 70 Join the demonstration and II Il were done 10
quiet and orderly manner Il would without doubt have
saniary effect AZ such men have plenty Of spare time
IN their hands they could unite in tho procession with
cut detrment 70 their interests and the mournu silence
81 THO tb0u2ands who could swell such demonstration
would have more powera effect than pages u petitions
tc 90 iLscpsble Congress
ONE WEo WANTS WORK.
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MUsKnTs FOR FORTRESS MONROE.

NUHINIkj FrD. To- Is5I.
One Of the bay steamers brought 10 Fortress Monroe
to-day five large Of muskets manufactured at the
Harper Ferry Arsenal.
The surveying schooner Crawford is preparing for
at the Gosport Navy Yard.
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TIE VIRGINIA PEACE CONFERENCE AND
MICHIGAN.

UFIF'Wt F"Us IbOIs
The Joint resolutions nstructpg Senator'S and
questing representatives in Congress TO oppose any
amendments to the consultation recognizing the right OF
property men recognizing the extension Of slavery
into territory free, were adopted the House OF
Representatives yesterday by strict party votc Cub
sequently the resolutions empowering senators Chsnd
Ter and Bingham to represent Michigan Me Peace Con.
venton were lost by ayes 40 nays 81.
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FAILURES AND SUSPENSIONS.

The Boston Commercial Bruain's list OF changes In
business gives ten failures and suspensions Now York.
five in Boston, FIVE In Philadelphia three Cincinnati,
two In 81 louis two IN Baltimore, and twenty-five In
ether places-a total OF ffty-two.
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WAsHyo1oS, Feb. 15, 1891
Mr.. CONWAY, trcp) OF Kansas, presented a memorial
from the Legislative Assembly Of Kansas praying for the
indemnity Of certain persons for the losses sustained
tho Late political troubles was referred to the Com
mite on Claims.
The report OF the Committee OF Thirty three was taken
up.
Mr. vASDEvER, (rep) Of Iowa, said that this was the
first time Congress- had been called to sanction new
guarantees for slavery and incorporate IL in the const
tutisn. The issue was made up in the Presidential slec
ton and expressly rcpudiated at the POLLS not ifth
II the votes sanctloning such policy. 10 might well
be asked that the majority submit 70 the minority. II
tho Union TO be preserved only on such terms
those proposed, could not be preserved by his vote
Mr.. DEyARNrTr, (opp) Of Va, argued In favor OF
Southern Nsrhern society In our new republic, no
said we will have elements of dscord capital and Ia
Dor win work In beautiful harmony African slavery s
the only basis on which republican liberty be pre-
served His people, though loving the Union have made
IN their minds unless such guarantees be given
as will secure their safety.
Adjourned -
wksErvcroS Feb. 10, 1901
Mr. KELLOGG, Gcp) OF nj, presented memorial,
signed By tw hundred citizens of tho district be repre-
ooNICSykp ON E6ETK PAGE
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THIRTY-SlXTH CONGRESS-.
SECOND sEssIoN.


senate.
wAsrusoros, Feb. 16, 1861.
Vice President Breckenridge being sick, the Secretary
called the Senate to order.
On motion Of Mr.. POWELL, (opp) Of KY, Mr. Foot
the chair.
Mr.. HALE (ep) Of n. H., said mat he lad been ASKED
by the unanimous request of tho Naval Committee
the vote cxcusing Mr.. Thomson from serving on the
Naval Committee be reconsidered
The vote was reconsdercd and Mr. Thomson not
excused.
The resolution for printing twenty thousand additional
copies OF the agricultural report from the Paten. once
was passed.
TIE DEFICIENCY BILL
Mr. PiARcy, (opp) OF Md reported from the Commit
tee OF Conference tho Deficiency bill that the commit.
tee had agreed One part Of tho agreement strikes out
the Chiriqui amendment
Before the question was taken on agreeing to the
port. Mr. GRruS, lopp) of Mo- called up the Terri.
torial bills for Nevada and Daco;an Territories, which
were the special order.
The bills were discussed until ono O'Clock, when the
The question being on Mr. seward's amendment e1
tending tho time when duty shall be paid three years
was after some agreed y Sy the
vote
r yns.Ssssr.; ssnss Brsss srh; clnsmsn pscl!tas
roi Powell ssssssa' seward, sa sumner md
S.y..xss.s Anthony sis,sr Bingham, Cameron,
Crimes Harlan, simmons, Ten E,ck, rrambu, Wade, WI
Mr. sxwAnp, (rep) Of n Y, moved to strike out all in
the bill relating TO the warehousing system Agreed TO-
Mr. LANE, lopp.) Of oregon, sent amendment to be
read, which he proposed 70 oner which IS mainly the
tariff Of 1876.
~Mr. WADE, (rep) of Ohio, moved to amend 80 as 10
raise the duty on fax seed from ten to fifteen cents per
bushe
Mr.. Powell, (opp.) Of Ky, moved to amend so AZ TO
make the duty on WOODS twenty per cent ad valoren
The bill provides that there shall be duty coarse
wools.
Considerable discussion followed
Mr.. BrvGHAs, (rcp) Of Mich, moved 10 substitute
duty OF three cents per pouna which was lost and Mr.
Iowel's amendment was then disagreed 10,
Mr. POWELL moved an nd valorem duty on coarse wocs
when the price does not exceed twenty cents per
pound.
Mr. MASON, (opp) Of Va said that the bill proposed
tax on cheap segars and allowed high priced ones COM
rarative exemption. He moved 10 amend 80 to re-
duce the duty one half on segars
After debate the amendment vas disagreed 70.
Mr.. wnsos introduced oint resolution that ON and
IaidIovor.
Adjourned
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WASHINGTON, Feb. 10, 1851.
C5unHg the Etooral roe for President and VICE Presi.
dene-Graphic Description ef the Scene on the FIoor-
Craze and Reverend Senators Photographed from te Re.
por<yr 0cilery--A Trsotc1ing Ordeal Happsly Possd
Through, &C., DC.
The telegraph has already informed you Of the lead
ing features Of tho ceremony OF counting the electoral
vote to- day. will, therefore, conhne my unpretendng
zen TO hurried description OF the scene on the floor dur
ing the exercisee.
The Senator's having appeared the hall Of the House
Of Representatives. and the Vice President r the United
states having assumed tho chair Of the Speaker the
mtee appointed 70 count the electoral votes and the
other officials being properly disposed Of about the Speak
ors and Clerks desks lot look from the reporters gal
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serve who compose IL, well from this ecva
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resut Of the vote stephen A. Douglas Of Illinois, the
rival democratic candidate for the Presidency with the
sad Vice President Of the United States Jshn O. nrss
Inrdgc Of Kentucky To the right OF Judge Ds,rHiasX
he at once the centre Of all eyes az well as seated
Ia the centre Of the semi circle forming the area in front
of the Speakers chairs the Premier OF the ncom ing
administration, Wm II. Seward. To Douglas left s the
late candidate FOR Vice President On the opposing demo-
ratio ticket Gen Jo Lane. Beside Seward 70 hs right
Is Senator Cameron, Of Pennsylvania, and their "a
inilSr and easy manre toward each other IL be-
leved TO be ladsss~ye Of their warm ana Intimate
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We are glad again to receive the
Racine Democrat, the materials of which
were badly injured by fire in that city.
After space of three weeks, it comes out
looking as bright as ever, and The paper
says: "Tbe late fire gave us loud call
but as good luck would have it, our ma
terials escaped the fire, but go. most beau
tifully disarranged by falling brick, mortar
ice, snov and water. Between three and
four hundred dollars worth of material
was lost and damaged. Three old practi-
cal printers and publishers, after an ex-
animation, assessed the damage and loss
a, three hundred and fifty dollars; but
the insurance agent, who knows nothing
Of the value of printing materials, thinks
he knows more about it than any one else
and repudiates the figures.
We have moved our Office to Union
Hall Block. where we have fine rooms'