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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-05-18
OHlTtl AIRY.

nei in this CITY or TIE ID inst At The residence n
nr. }. II. johnson Ms. faAN:Es 7. COBB, wife
Of pr J. " Cobb.
Mrs Cobb was the daughter Of " and ". Camp.
aud vas born IN Floyd Co. Ga, February list 1881
wa married nccrmlet IN, 1858 She was h'es-~d
with rions parents who taught her ih~ imporsN,a
OF .arly p,ety and a, the age Of twelve years shs
uniied sith the Mcthd.t Episcopal Charth IN which
she remained worthy mem~f sms,l death closed her
l.tafs nu earth She possessed these social qualities
which made her warm friends when well known. Tho
dates II wife and inethes werc faithfully performed
Her hesNh had been decae for some eks, hut
No. apesrhrns,on. were entertained sn,il a short
time before her ies,h osenrrs Thea u apparent
that .hc could no, live ioeg and the fact INSIDE
known h. her. She received The ntsllissn,e wttiat
alarm rssnAtking that she was not afraid :" lie The
next morning shs again referred 10 tr ast that 80
mus, snoa die hu, IA not fear 10 do She stated
,ha, she had been trnueh' mp under tho rule. Of The
Church but aid not regret " and felt prepared tot the
change The a.sht she died she Asi~ all farewell. ~
aa.e,iag them II meet her In haatva Thus ralaiy
81. fell sleep In Jesus Her death We triumph
ana yndicaou II the power n christian religion.
In her esth her hasbs nd and afsn, daughter seic
and the Church have sustained an irvePAsahs losa.
We do not meuln the.s who have no hepe. fos Ahe
rest. nom hcf l,bor~ and her spirit Is safety housed
ga high.
Also son u the above. {. c. Cobb. horn ia Floyd
coan,y Ga April stu ISIS. and i,ed IN Claiborne
parish Ia. May 2sth, isse. zh mother and child
have met ia their FATHERS hoasr u separate NO
H,a.e Mas sc al initiate her Christian example, and
reib tho rewlid 81 the fsFhtccu. after Mes battle
shsn have heeu done n'esssd are the dad who die
"a tic lard.
ra4u Nay rs. if
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-05-18
THE war yryaluo IN VIRGINIA.

The proclamation Of Gov. Letcbcr for
volunteers has been responded TO by
over yressy thousand soidnss. Young men
from every class and profession through
out the State, all Of them raised with
arms in their hands from earliest boy hood
form virgmias army. Good inarksmon,
cnured TO fatigue BY hunting and farm.
ing, riding, and exercise Of al kinds !;
eager to rush TO the defence Of their
homes, fathers, mothers, rights, and lib.
erties--such are the defenders If Virgin.
ia. All Of the State has not yet been
heard from, and when it IL, the number
will be swelcd to one hxnired iho.ssq4 Of
the best soldiers that ever stood forth to
defend their country from oppression.
Such an army. Differed from the flower
OF tho United States army, and command
ed by the brave and gallant Lee, the
noble son OF Light Horse Harry, cong uest
will be impossible, and the invader that
has the hardihood to tresspass upon the
soil of Virginia. will meet . sure aud
speedy death.
Gen Lee has. by untiring cxertion. or
ranized his army, and should Mr.. Lin.
coin. taking the foolhardy advice of his
Northern myrmidons. undertake to in.
wade Virginia, he will be met by Gen.
Lee at tia head Of an army eager for the
fight, The unlawful seizure Of the An
napolis and Washington Railroad, the
disregard Of the protest Of the autbori.
ties of MARYLAND against tho marching
Of troops across her soil, all Justify the
authorities Of Virginia in putting no
confidence in the pledges ana promises
of Lincoln and his advisers. Prepare
for invasion and be ready to meet the in
vader is the dictate Of sound wisdom
and prudence. Under the pretcnce Of an
apprehended attack on Washington. Mr..
Lincoln has collected an army variously
repor,ed at from FIVE to thirty thousand
men to defend that city, a place OF no
earthly importance to the Confederate
States. and, in a political point Of view,
100, worth the sacrifice Of single life.
His object is not TO defend " ashington
but TO invade Virginia should her peo-
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LOST.

balance Ossss6saee, asohse
u 2063-2lsA. issscd BY 0so ". SaytAA
Conmissinaes of tAe Gsssssl Land OAsp. Az
~, III, 1881, h 3,Ss3,16S square vasse =
land. il hsin9 " bslanss tAee snlocstsd a ~
Nod right csst;Aeatc ~ oscthisd n league Of
land, clas l. No. ~. jasas4 By the Boasd a
Land Commissioner NJ She,by cosuty, Texas.
10 Joseph Bowman, dated May D. is9s. II
no, found, | shall apply to thu proper dersst
ncnt scx dnplicste..
Z ". CLARK,
May 1, 1851, ns5"'
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-05-18

BLACK RsruBnrcAS's At CAiao. The Mem
phis Bulletin, of the 81 inst. has the sub
joined intelligence from Cairo;
The latest tiiings from Cairo were
brought by the steamer Commercial, Capt.
Archer, which was there on Tuesday eve
ming. According to the reports current
AT that time at Cairo, there were about
1000 men already there, and 100 more
expected there tia, night by Saturday
night they expect 1000 troops to be
concentrated at Cairo.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-05-18

TuE real 0BJrcr OF rnf PRESENT WAR
The New York Herald before the over
whclmog political storm drove it into
the ranks Of the Black Republicans, said;
Tbs pFcicncc oil carrying ont the laws OF
this mon IN the Confederate Sin'es enforcing
thr federal authority aid collecting tho revenue,
/. tou transparent TO deceive any people The
real object IT the war Is not to collect revenue.
nor 10 assert the authority Of the federal govern
mcnt nor to protect It's property. 1t is a war Of
prupasandisin-a war against the social ins,i'u.
lions Of fifteen ~,aics--a war TO cXterminate nc
gro slavery. il not 10 ey,erminate Shareholders.
It Is the rrcprcsshfc conflict predicted by Mr..
Seward and Mr. Lincoln and fnr which CARR
son, Giddiugs and the blocdhirsiy abolitionists
Of their fna'ical party have been hboring for
the last thr'y year.
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stan ljvEOy sTAolE.

THE undersigned wonId inform tho Public that
i he he's leased ths Brick Livery Stable. in
rrsiiately Fast Of the Adkins House. asr-bell.
Texa'. and !, pvepsrd to sceoMmodsss u Who
may favor him With their iAtso~ago. No pains
or expense will be spared TO render complete
satisfaction The stable Is one VI The largest
and finest In the State and will Re supplied With
the hest provcnder aud the most industrious and
careful hoatiess.
Hases, bsegiss. and hesks ~ill hs kept fos
hire.
Give this Stable . trial.
PHIL BROWN.
Naeshull. Tvxss, Feb. Is, 1861. n2?:tf
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-05-18

A HARn Casa man named George
W Ellis was arrested in Cincinnati on
sunday, the 2sth ult., on charge of be-
ing a scacssionist and traitor, and put in
Jail. Ellis complained bitterly OF this,
As he says he is just from Arkansas,
which State he was made TO leave in
great haste. after having one side Of his
head shaved. because they charged him
with being an Abolition cmissary. The
poor devil is certainly in bad fix.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-05-18

Cnafe 4 R0ruitsaee mao0AuDeory.
THIS ssde.s,gs~d having his steas Tu'siag
i Mn IN saccsnsfal oprrssion, tskn this nsth.
Cd to sssify ~ public that Be > nov pseparsd
win = easr's supply u he bsst ssssseed tin
bsr ~ NJ nsnstcture II ths varioss kinds d
DnlenW. snd tlnt b AA 'peoessei II sssvicss
= Ne ~ Cabisst Makers 10 tAe ccestsy b.
~ thss pssvised. ~ ksas cou1dsuA tAat Be can
" asy osasss thas 10y be desired - ~ part Of
Ab palse0 - thss nliss naisoseisa, 6ulh ~ 10
nrcAaaical ksisA End psicc.
He viii keep CONSTANTLY on haud . sspply II
the following articles equal 70 the dsma"<a Of TIE
market, towit:
CHAIRS AND DEDSTEADS,
WAsHSrANDs AND TABLES
0f IN kinds.
SAFES AND WARDROBES, etc. etc.
Persons Wishing TO parchsse Furniture, are ~
.pectuiiy invited to give hi,s q call At his Mil
q resideocc, situated one block west Of the south
west division Of the public square. in the town Of
MARSHALL.
+. LANG.
November 3, 1sS9-H
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ELECTION NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that an eIcctios viii
IN be held ., the several precincts 10 Harrison
county, on Saturday the 25th Of May, 1861, Tor
the purpose Of ciecting County Commissioner
for said county in the stead Of n. Y. Beard
who Is out cf the once. The presiding oi'icrn
will hold said election, and In case Of failure, the
people will appoint one ~ directed BY law
,'ivcn under my hand and the nal 81 said
County Court, May 18th, 1861.
GEORGE LANE, Ch,e( Justes.
Nav llth, 1861. nJl-3t
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~ The New York Herald, Of the

Goth. says:
On Friday afternoon the Kansas com
pany called in body at the White House
to take leave Of the President Colonel
Vaugn, Of Lcavenworth, delivered a
short speech, the burden Of which was
that the loyal people of the North expect
ed the government to crush out the
Southern rebellion ct all hazards
The President In his reply said -
The last hope Of peace may not have
passed away. But II I have to choose
between the main tcnancc Of the Union Of
these States and OF the liberties Of this
nation on the one hand, and the shedding
OF ftaternal blood on the other, you need
|hot 10 ct loss which course ! shall take.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-05-18

The Inquirer learns from stage pas
scuger from San Antonio, that Col, Waite
has taken the oath Of allegiance to the
Confederate State. Hope il may prove
true
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-05-18

The Sentinel learns, by private let
ter from Kaufman, that most shocking
murder was committed in that town on
Saturday, the 18th nit, by one Newton
Gibbs The difficulty orig mated between
a man named Moore, the victim, and an.
other Gibbs, when Newton came up and
knocked Moore seuselcss with black
smiths hammer He then seized mat
took and buried it in his victims skull.
Newton Gibbs was not arrested. The
other Gibbs was
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-05-18

The county of Washington, we learn
from the Ranger Extra, has been put on
war footing The County Court has
appropriated sl5,eoo for arming the
troops. 4 Committee of Pablo Safety
has been formed, and q commission to
raise twelve companies in the county, to
go wherever called by the military au-
thoritics. The people of that county are
fully up to the spirit of the times. They
will never be found wanting
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CITATION.
CITATION.
No. 557
Fonp 4 HosK vs.. ". e. AyHsy.

Fonp 4 IIonH vs.. ". c. Av.sv.
THE STATE OF TEXAS,
Cousrr os HARRISON.
To any tawfid o1feer Of sad County, Grest'se
YOU arc hereby commanded 10 summon " +.
q. Avery, by publication Of this writ
for three successive weeks in the Texas Rcpubli-
can a newspaper published in Marshall, to b.
aud personally appear before nv q my odRce IN
she city Of Marshall. on Saturday. the 25tb day
Of MAY, 1861. at 10 O'Clock. A. NJ. To spswer
the complaint OF L. X. ko~sl ard z. y. Hort,
Merchants doing business under the style cf Ford
aud Horr."a IL plea Of deb, "r the snm 81 nli,ety.
nine $50 dollars PRINCIPAL due by account
briefly as follows. tc~n fr sarsiry items 81
incrchsndise sold defendant daring the year ESQ,
~ per bill Of particulars hls<' in my Office.
licrein tai not and due retaFn make Of thn
wri, ~ the Law directs.
Given under my hand. At Mar-hsl this It'll
day Of May, lsGl.
T. A. HARRIS.
.jaafcs N ne P~as.
Issued, May It'll, ls6i.
7. A. HARRIS. J. =.
Received and executed same day by deliver
ing copy Of the within writ, 10 The editor OF
the Texas Republican for publication, 18th
May, 1861.
May -, 1861. nA'y
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-05-18

On Friday last, while the children OF
Mr.. Chas. Brown Mr. Daley, and Mr.
Waters, NIL living in liuilinan's Row,
across the long bridge, were at play
they ate some Of the leaves OF the James
town (Jimson) weed, and were poisoned
DR.. Robinson was called to them "a soon
as it was discovered. and he succeeded
in saving all but one. the little daughter
of Mr.. Brown. This child has since died.
Mr.. Browns family lived in Victoria.
Parents cannot be too careful Of permit
ting their children to tribe with poison
Gus weeds, OF which there arc many
The jamestown ID the most common --
Hopsien Telegraph
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The Centerville Times says, that in
view of the thrca,ning aspect Of affairs,
the ladies' OF Ccntcrvillc have organized
a company and practice targct-shooting
regularly with the rifle and pistol They
say that, in order to ensure the success
of the South. in the event Of an iuva
sion by the Iincolnitcs, they will under
take the protection OF their own iiresldcs
against Indian maraudcrs, while their
lords and lovers are away administering
blue pills TO those troubled with that
most abhorrent Of all mind arrangements
--fanaticism.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-05-18

II will he seen that the lnaianola
troops were taken prisoners before they
were warm in their place, We receive
letters from all parts of the country CIV
ing accounts OF volunteer companies leap
ing into the saddle at the hrst note Of
alarm. pauhtlcss several thousand
troens found themselves too late to aid
in the expedition They have, however.
shown that 40 invasion Of Texas sot
can be made with impnBiiy and that
Mr.. Iducolns 1000 mcn VIII be met
should they attempt 90 land, oy double
that number Of Nsucl uitmcn.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-05-18

on tAs A0's NTsHFor k"sA
A LII tbs- who wish repairing R1Y.
~ dose a nrrsAess and bssHhs
will bring them to Goaia 4 Manns
The un4lxrxixned woaid respectfully inform their
f,ssnls ~. thc pusl'e, that shsy err peefsssi
TO carsy - tar Carvings AAsax assi Rryaastsa
Business in it, varioas departments. Having
many years experience, ,hry Halter themselves
that for ncatn<~ a style sSd durability Of
work. they win no, be Surpassed by any estsb-
l,skmcn, in the South.
They have just received a"d vii alwAys sesp
on haid, large s~pp'y d new material ssitas's
fcs oil st,ls~ u hagges md csrriaeu
Terms CASH. ard pricr ~ lcw = can h
axosssci by any good mcchanic. An ucrh war
,sn,cd. CAV aad sxaasse on work ssa piees
I. GOLp1N,
IL. A. MANN.
Feb. -. 1850.
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Samuel Dchring, Tennesscean, has ecen On
PEELED from Illinois, because OF h' southern
feelings
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THE uplrnigussl having been appointed a.
i the March term Of the County Court Of
Harrison county. Executors with the will annex'
Ell Of William Grimes ds~sssd. do hereby give
notice 10 oil persons indebted 10 the estate Of
the above named William Grimss TO coMe for.
ward and make payment. All prsos~ having
claims against the said ststs ere requested 10
present them within the timc prescrihcd BY law,
or they will be FOREVER barred.
WIN. S. GRIMES.
J. +. EVERETT.
April 9th. 1861. n39;6t
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Est ray Notice.

TAKEN up BY J. n. Catlawsy, living sigAt
i miks north west froa Masstail, a ths Cole
aud Benton ro~d, end posted beEose W. wcosisou,
J. r. clay baak hosse pony, about Eve years
old branded with letter N on thu lsk shoulder.
No other marka or brands pereivsble. ApprAis-
cd At sixty dollsrs.
BIZ. FRIDERICT, Crk.
by W. WoopsoS, j.. DC.
May IS, 1861. ASSIST
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LATEST NEWS.


from which sccrcsy was removed rccog.
nizing the existence Of war with the
United States, and concerning letters OF
narqnc and rcprisal and prize goods.
The preamble rccites the acts Of Lin.
coin and his proclamation, and that it is
necessary for the Confederate States to
accept the war waged by the North.
The act authorizes the granting Of let.
tcrs of marque ard reprisal on certain
goods. proviso announces the doc
,rne Of free ships make free goods, aud
thirty days are allowed Federal YES
sells now at the ports Of the Confederate
States FOR the purpose of lawful com
mercc 10 return to their homes
Five per cent of the prize money is re.
served as fund for the widows and or.
phans OF those killed on private armed
vessels, and to support the wounded.
NV YoRK, May Ga letter from
Louisville received here created great
excitement. 1t states that u thoroughly
organized plan has been agreed upon TO
cut of the water from the city and tn n
burn 1t, as also the cities Of Boston and
Philadelphia. Precautionary measures
have been adopted
nashville. Nav The procccJ;ncs
Of the Tennessee legislature have been
made public. 1t passed the ordinance
of secession and alliance with ,bn CON.
lederate States. to be voted ON NV tho
pcoule ON the sth Of limo !, alsc,as..
ed the military bill, calling for $4,000
troops, and appropriating 5000, 900 pos.
Moyrcourpy Nav The Co,e.dor.
tiou If tbis morning sovs ,boro or' nror
three ,bousand .pnlica,ions for m,rnuo
and reprisal
W,su,xorov Nav -Ti,col,,s Pro.
cl,nation If Martial Law ras nrou,ul.
rated today If divides MARYLAND into
four military districts The Gf,h militia.
nv district embraces the Distric, Of Col.
nmbia and includes Alexandria T'uder
this order. several ino1eusive citizens
were driven from ,hoir families and
friends. and expellod a, the b,vorct,s
mint
Rnsnoc,ahle r,m;l;os bas hoo, s,ross,,
ipspl,cd bv tbe volunteers
Tr,yxe1nr KY-Gnv Machine moe.
sa,o n tho kentprlv Iogislo,nro
80 s;,,i,r Z, ny,raori;,or, s,ss;1n
Jcnonnccs Iincoln's moyewa3,s and ;n'
,I;nos s,ron',,v ,am,rds ,na so ,n,
rac,rS ,hc nJo,o "nh;"o, ~ .ho o no,, ~
recnm,ncna;ufr a cnnyc,t,., 'N fN'f'N'
W"~rs"u~sv V"v o~co,n.oss 10
mos,l, IN socre, scssion nnaars,an5 20 10
"n,,o,yeJ IN arranromen,s 1'r ,ho ,ie.ar.
-, VIZ
ma | ,Jac;,r, ,ho c",s'daran,'o , h ~,
,aa.;,,lo oa,d;,;,;,n - - :, =,
plsn rnaerstnn1 cn,,r,rr ~ vh.. has
rnou ,oanorat,, sn,masai ,Ho, ,ha r "a
$50 Las ,.,,lIl |r ,, a. W. WV"
,dnan,'o and an"ni,;,, ~ orr .' 3D." @',%o
,', 49, e., n,,, 49, IT," ,hn Go,i ia ooo ,nn
'.,,.' -, ,'a,,,,;,,n
r,,r,,s.e H., Ia t. ,ho u,r,,,na
-. -.
relations reported that the war was uu.
constitutional, aud ,ympathizcd deeply
with the South. They imporc Lincoln
to accept the olive branch held ont by
the Confederate states and asks n favor
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4 Bounty Land Warrant mr. 1920 acres II
n lasd. No. 9sy5 ism,s-l 10 Henry liiprs.
% the 3lsi day Of July. lsAl, BY u. 7. Archer,
Secretary a War asd Navy. II moi hessd from
within tho time prescribed BY law. shail apply
to the pepper oihcs far duplicate
B. +. YOUNG.
Nay !, 1861. n13:3a
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TOWN RESlDENCE FOR SALE.
nNE Of the bcst improved lots in Marshall,
~ eIieibly situated, and with two Of The finest
wells 10 the place !, has on II . good dwelling,
. good kitchen, well house, bath hOuse, stable
I'D crib. buggy hou1e, &c. For further partic-
uIan enquire d
q q. GREGG / co.
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May I. 1861

NOTICE.
THE updessigned having reocptiy pat up =
i Arst.rate Corn Mil, y prepared TO grind
corn tor cue-eighiA, on shovs notice and gasrsn-
tess satisfaction to tAose Who may Avos him
with ustis custom.
=. LANG.
MARSHALL, Jan. -. 1861. MINI
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NoRruTRN truzAuoN. The New York
Tribune threatens The South with SER
vile revolt, It says that every "mau,
woman, aud babe, must experience the
horrors # war, when war Ia upon ~ -
that il insurraction Is added 10 the
usual calamlics IT civil strife tho limo
cent must suffer with the guilty. The
Herald declares that every bone OF Nir.
gIuia must be broken, including the
backbone Of slavery The Chicago
Democrat calls ON the United States
Government TO proclaim freedom to the
Southern slaves. The New York rimes
and other Northern papers, talk in the
same strain. let the people Of the
South remember these things; let them
never lose sight OF the fact that they
have 70 dead with q blood thirsty, vim
dictivc enemy, who will not scrgplc to
avail himself at means condemned by
humanity and civilization The events
OF the last two weeks have torn the
mask from the pretended enlightenment
Of the North. and have revealed them in
all the odious responsiveness Of a brutal
and inluriatcd barbarism They talk Of
universal massacre. of pillagc and
rapinc, Of the destruction of cities. and
the devastation of immense countries, as
though these were the objects o. war
instead of It's deplorahlc incidents When
the flaming sword impeuds abo9c their
own heads, when the enemy is thunder
ing at the gates Of their cities. we shall
see with how much Of abiect humility
and obliyious hypocrisy they will appeal
to the laws of war for protection.
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EROM ard ah~ Noaday aexa I'scemhr ~,
= The rssla ~M positively lsavs " nss.
nAaN nepoa u I O'clock. A. n. Tn Ouaiess
viii lssss ~ nsilssad Oass u hak ~ IL
celock. 4. u.
9. T. HrNsON, Ten. sspsehA.
NseoAen. Jas. NJ ietA. ni9tl
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The Navarro Express, of the cath, has
the following
VINO AND WuAr Is llgl-A man rather
tall, stout and light gay. calling himself
Brock, passed through Corslcaua ycstcr'
day 23dl riding a bay horse with web
bride, with some red about it. and a
saddle with some red about it. In pri.
yatc conversation he endorsed lincoln's
movements praised Montgomery aud
rlAiculod the idea OF secession and ssss..h'
crn resistance His destination was
every where probably went to Milford
from here. 1t is due to our citizens to
state that il his conversation had been
had with men instead Of doicnceless
ladies', he would not have passed here
without Interrogation Of an earnest
character. Look out for him.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-05-18

1Usr wsavs1. WY hsss ssPely n rasiss.
d Ga ~ Cooking Stssa 4 cvssy vasssty
- pattern. rhe, Con hs hc~gh' a ~ vuy
,swsal 1Gssa-
J. II. vANHOOK.
MasahAll, Feb ., 1861. a1lN
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CITATION.
No. l23.

THE STATE OF TEXAS.
COxry o. HARRtox.
To any iawfI oNssv Of sd Cosasy, Greeting
VOU arc hereby commanded to summon W.
i A. Race, by publication Of this writ, three
successive weeks il the Texas Rspsbiicaa, .
newspaper publisbeSl in The city Of Marshall. to
be and aud personally appear before me at my Of.
Il in MSeshssl % Saturday, Jsne -, 1881 81
10 O'Clock, A. H., 70 assacr the complaint Of the
Southern Pacific Railroad Company ia . plca
OF debt, for the sum Of ONE hundre1 dollsn, prin
cipal,. doe by account brsdy a S6ilows, to-wit ::
account for money used BY said W. A. Race,
belonging to ssid Company.
Herein sail not, and make due return Of this
writ ~ the law directs.
Given under my hand st Marshall. this l3th
day Of May, 1861.
Justice Of i've Peace IN and for sa,d County.
Issued Nay 18th, 1861.
W. Woopsox, Up.
Received and executed same day by delivering
a copy of the within wri, to the Editor Of the
Texas Republican for publication.
G. W. SLATER, G. nc.
NIB Tho said Race was arrested by nc on
the 9th OF May. 1861. on charge Of embeSsling
the money oi the Southern Pacific Railroad Co..
md escaped from custody by the Md Of tao men,
names unknown.
May ls, 1861. mas 81