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Shoes fOr sale.

1900 pair m,ns asserted Brogans by J. W.
WARD Co. ass .r-.s sra..rr-av
Purchasers viii please call and examine them at
EVANS Go. Oct % 1861. diff
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GsneraI orders,..No. 1.
HELDcULRTERs 10th Brigade Tenn. Militia
Nashville Dac 81 1851

have this day appointed the following gentle
men as members Of my staff
Robert H. McEwsn, Jr, of Davidson county,
Brigade Major and Inspector.
James L. Bruce, of Davidson county Aided
Camp.
Robert F. Woods, of Davidson county, Brigade
Quarternaster.
DR.. John S. Larkins of Dixon county, Brigade
Surgeon.
All of whom shall rank as MIj)rs. z-lr
All orders issued, by me, through them to the
Militia of the 10th Brigade of Tennessee, will be
respected and obeyed. THls T. SNILEY,
Brig. General.
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MRS. PoRTERFIELD-Dedr Madam: l hope you
will excuse my delay in acknowledging the receipt
of forty five dollars, (S45) proceeds of Tableaux
given by the coored people of your old home, Fay.
ettevie, for the benefit of the Soldiers Relief So
ciety of Tennessee. / beg you will express our
thanks to them, Yours truly, .
FELICIA GRUMPY Porter. 4.
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Arrival orFauIknoy at Richmond.

The People. au.,aln ,Ae AdnInl.,ra.lon.
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Our Office has been this day removed to rooms
over Plsnters' Bank.
E. II. Bruce Co.,
Beef and Pork Packers for Government.
decI In gP
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..Government Notice,

EMTE have this day been appointed agents Of fer the
w Confederate Rtes OF Amesa for The purchasing and
packing Hogs and Cattle In and Ter this and Crkss district
and all Of KeRtucky and therefore, solicit calls and corespon
dence Of all parties having cattle and hog SELL
ference with SIhsFsed agents sseh and every county.
T. II, BRUCE q co.,
EsshViile, Nov. 9, diam Agents o. A.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Enr Sheriff-

-zeEsE For Sheriff,
We autho Tiz'd 70 J. NJ FIETCE - c'pdi
date slerf Davidson County the ensuag March cleo
ion GecI9-ta
For CIerk.
We authorized announces JESS JORDAN. as can.
dictate for 'ounty oOut Clerk Of BaVdaoa County, the
Lnng March eltction. .r Ia. ~ de2L-ntd"
We Auih7rized to announce KOS JIJsR0 RGANoH as
candidate oouaty Court CLERK Of aVdson county the
ensuing March eeCtien. dec9lIsA
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ARTILLERY MEN WANTED am authorized by orr
der from General GDEoN J. Pillow, to recruit for
the artillery service AtColumbus, Kentucky. have
authority to receive recruits for twelve months and
to muster them into service. Persons living in the
country, and wishing to come to the city to voun-
teer, will be st no expense after they are sworn
into service. All required information can be OBJ
tanned by calling at Messrs. II. l. T. +. CHEAruAH's
corner Of College and Church streets.
J. E. SAUNDERS
decll-lW Lieutenant in Artillery
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NASHVILLE. Nov. 2a1es1.

....-. NASHVILLE, Nov. %, 1861.
All companies wishing to be attached to the SOth
regiment, Tennessee volunteers, viii report them
selves to General W. G. WHrTTHORNE, at the capitol
who will give them the necessary instructions as to
the place of rendezuoss, camp equipage, transports
taticn, mastering officer, &c.
Companies to form battalion of Cavalry viii
also be received. 4" Nv. HEAD, Col.
One hundred thousand hOop-pOles wanted for the
Confederate OOopery. ir.H ~ e..
neyi7dIw EN- BRUCE h Co.
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Fifty Dollars BouulyIIl

VOLUNTEERS FOR TIE WAR-to be attached to
Colonel JOIN C. BuRCH's Regiment Good arms
and everything furnished allowed by the Re.ulas
tons. Apply at No 20, broadway Nashville, Ten
nessee. dec. 20, m.
PARROT copy, aud charge this Office ~
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Union Bank of Tenneesee,

D6nA o. AGAnoesees
NASHVILLE, December 1, 1861.
ELECTION for eleven Directors, to the ensuing
n year. will be held AZ ne Banking HozSe, MOnd the
9th day Of JsnuAry neat.
dec d I'd J. O0RREY, OEEhiaF.
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Wis mouse and lot belonging 70 George A. sihr gtcn On
high street. between church and cedar streets h fr
ent Tor ne year ls62pce. Ex hundred dollars Ths rent
srequred 20 give three mates payable the Planters Bank
Every our month"; with Good ard approved sscuriiJ ApbIy
l2ned1steiy 70 GEORGE A. WASHINGTON,
Cedar Hill, Robertson county, Tenn
Or to wv s. OHAATHAM,
decio din No % High strtet, Nashv{li Q Tsac
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Fresh Sausage Meat and Tezder LsInsl
for Sale,
Families in want Of Sausage Meat, Tender Loins
snd Spare Ribs can be supplied st the Pork House
of [dscl9] E. d. BRUCE ( Co.
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Wanted.
Wanted,

Ok NEGRO boys 70 work the CaLssdzs stusss Bakery
eeels-dlv JMMooRE
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For Sale or Rent.

CtoNFoRTAsLB Dwelling Eouse with out buildings, lee
house AID twelve Of land adjoining Fair Ground.
Rent, $3.50 90.
Also dwelling on Hursesore Turnpike with garden
Rent Sl25 %. tds.5dlfal j. KlkKM
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The SOLDIERS RELIEF SocETr CT TENNESSEE will
meet in the Christian Church on Monday at ls
o'clock. The members and the public generally
are invited to attend
dec2I2t FELICIA GRUSDY PORTER, President.
ATrENrToS.-AlI officers and Prlvates Of the 4lst
Regiment of Tennessee Volunteers, now absent on
furlOugh, or otherwise, will report themselves at
Camp Trousdale, by the 25th inst.
By order Of Col. r. FARQUHARsON,
dec2l J. ANTHONY, Adjutant
The Nashville True BIueI will hold business
meeting this Saturday evening at O'Clock. EV-
cry member is expected to be present
By order, Bruce BUCKSBR, o. s.
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LINCOLN GOVERNmENT DEFIANT.
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Negroes Wanted

WANT 70 hire aiy negroes deck hands nd hrsDpu o,
hs steamers John A. Fhsr General Andei son and me
snka' fua between Nashville, Tenn snd Fc.t DoLsissa
Tenn viii pay for them thirty dollars per m onth
deh6-a A. HAMILTON
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For Rent.

WILL pay cents p5und for 1000 lbs lead ppinVor
\, sCrs2 ieAa J II 6HEHNAN
osSlo-lH Claiborne Machine works
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NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA X. *

= ss
GRANGE OF SCHEDULE.
ON AID AFTAR
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER. 9Oth, 1891,
PlSongor Trains he NsshTHs and OhsttsaoOgA Railroad
VII Iun a. foilozz-
GOING HAST.
LsATs EataTiIle at is A Il and 800 P
. ArriVs 81 Chattanooga lf2O : u and SIS Pm.
COMING WEST
Leave Chattanooga a. $40 n ana 9eOPM.
Arrive At HsIhvills At 7:3O A d and 4sO0P n.
FNHB Trains leaving Nashville Sis Msonneets % Wags
trace with shebyVile Branch, Tuahoua with M.Miun-
Vile and Manchester Railroad and Dehe Winchester
and Alabama Railroad, at Cowan with Rasroad, and
a Chattanooga with Western and Atlantis Railroad.
The Trains leaving Nashville ~ 300 NJ sonnscts at War
race with shslve Branch, Stevenson with Msmphs and
Charleston Raroaa and at OhstanoOza with Tenn and
Geo, and Western and Atlantic Railroads.
Ihrongh Tickets 70 the following pon and at prices
Il 0ncs, ct DepotI -
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FOR SALE

cor Sale.
nE eEchange FOR city county property lie NV aud
~ Lish. Drs1ght Beanss TIsile Apply to
WM. ". xxx,
Corner Of Broad AID Cherry s. srts,
dec 5-dim Nsshgilis Telr
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NOfice.

.. eETIcx on PRINCIPAL coMyrss ,RY ,
WIsrEks DEr1ETnENI,
- Bowling Green, Ky Dec - issI1
bALBD Proposals viii be received At ts oc, mil -
- o'clock Saturday the day ef ptoguber lI
Tor furnishing good and Ehslesoms BEEF 70 e .Tmv
BoEns Green Ky No proposals to sup Ply less nan br
gade will be entertained. "
The beef must be slSughts-sd AID delivered nscha .s
e1eaaed 70 the oomssares serving the trooD,
Sacn uraes and in such quantities required
Proposals Oh will be addressed the undergpsd .,d
endorstd GA the cover, Proposals - furnish Rsh Be-
nus . NE names Of two respOssbs peroos
- turotes Tor the iaihfuI ptrOrnanoso The e-nuact
1hs Principal OonmsAIy erves re risht 10 Tsgsct All
bids. Tala Z TkGr soS ~
eseIo-dt-o MeJor and Prini Ocm,y Westafn Dent
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BY TELEGRAPH.

LateF from .he Unl.ea s,a.es.
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Pres't Soldiers Relief Society OF Tenn.
Dscember 10th 1851 -
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store for Rent.
NRoM the hrs Of January Bsx the three soFy
north side Of Union street, betEeen C0lleFs Cherry,
the next house t. College The passage leads separate
trance story, in each which
the other he conducted without interference The
10 Of the kst in Nashville and we'll adapted family
grocery day goods, boots and shoes, stS. Apply to
ID. BERRY,
nov % Ia at Macy Z Hamitsn's.
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Head Th19.

Read This.
AM Offering for sale desirable Lower
Edgefed, Lot fronting l60 Oldham
containing six roons besides shen house,
Rooms, &c Will be sold cheap for cash. tins good
and prompt purchaser 6oH the tine youT paper
money 1t il admirably situated 9 residences
ployee On th5 railroads. 1ppyte
A. v. g. LINDsLBY,
dec lin 3J College street.
HAVANA AID Domestic ogzrs-a large invOies Just rSeeV
decl4-tf BgNJ p SHIELDS 4 CO.
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Wanted imrnediatsIy, 10000 bushels corn, deliv-
cred atrsce track, or at eur pork house, to feed
Government cattle and hogs, for which we win
pay the highest market price IN cash
SO s-'- r. NJ Rarcz 4. Go A1oue. n Z
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SENATE. ,a-
FRIDAY, DECBMBER 20 1851
The SPEAKER called the Senate t order at
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{ Incurred IN procuring them.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-04-27
ADDRESS

Cr,zyx solplrRs ". + lar, Hig,Ss'
W., come 10 greet yol this morning, az
the gallant inl,eritors OF the renown ANA
yalor of the Alamo and sas Jae'i'so !
The tocsil oi war again echoes Der
our wales; Again ihe maucs OF slaughter
eli i,noccnec and outraged humanity IN.
vose your vengeance The war'whoop
af The savagc. and the still more demon
lac veil If the dastardly Mexican call iof
retrihu,ion.
Again the wall OF woe breaks npon
your generous ears. The tented field IS
invoked. The morning breeze and the
evening zephyr, as they wing their h'sht
from the wilds oi the lar West. come IN
tears. Tainted witt, the scent Of blood,
they hear the sad tale OF conuagrauon
and carnage.
10 arms To arms tie patriot heart
and tho patriot tongue respond; -, ),
Hail. then, chivalry Of Texas A.! hail,
ye brave sons Of heroic slrcs
Our own ua.r,oi h"ss, -"'''~ r ~ I, 81.
crsus pride, ~ we survey yonr manly
forms, and fancy tia, We behold hun
dred swords hncklcd to your aides, eager
70 leap from their scahhards to avehsea
the wrongs Of savage violence. 'nh'c'eo
upon the widow, the orphan, and the pa
tsiat.
Think Won eur hearts are untouched ny
mac,an:lnous. disinterassed, heroic daf
,urs Believe i. not Know that BE-
Nth tho 50 slender forms, which. ordin
arily yoursEallan,ry "snaars not the
winAs Il iisavais 10 visit too roughly,
tbegn slunhers ~ Indifference 70 ypu'
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IL sam iiogsspS Ftsg1x1 IngAsox Nc
Lsye sscr i stated repeatedly w,t'ln the
mat iew ds5s. IL ssrisns Wa.liingtom
dispatches. says tie Saw Orleans Com.
mssciai Baileiin, that Gen. Houston had
sought. and has received. a prunlise u
military Support from Lincoln tp aid 10
stirring npa civil war "a Texas. Tie
statement haas been repeated 50 pftps.
aud by So many Washington cuvresrb,.
s.eais. 0f every political bins, llsrf some
w.l. lie disposed to judge it more tbas
inerc ramor We can fsfdly shM!. !soss-
c~eg that Gen. liogs', lsa ISIS Ia his
dag lone the State some efvice, SlaonI,
Hpw, in the evening Vi lshy csuseiitio 10
even the tool O. so dasiar,l'y crime.
t. riay such a part aouid not n,ly bo
the sure prelude 10 his ssi:: taking ID, y
tu. would show on his part an inEra..-
tide so basr, s. unnatural, that the low.
est type Of hamsnliy would shrink from,
coaiae. with lhing so vile. Ambitious
sud selfish re be IT, he cannot forget how
Texas has delighted TO honor Kim in the
pas,.--wi;h hew lavish hand, aud with
ios HE maternal love and p,ide, shs
bestowed upon him every office Of honor
and profit within her gift. We. At Least
cannot. wiihoat tbs most inaubit1tIc cs..
aence, believe this report. Gen. Uoustop
1, hot the man To stake all that 10 huldA
lsas npan SO desperate = venture. Ard
mhethes snce.ss g,r faiinTe follow Tho ef.
f,st, he must know thar his nsme wonld
rlng throngh ages ~ thing sccursed. .
We give from the Austin State Gazette.
the following ia connection with fumor |:
Snnr days ago, our ci,izcna we're ans.
psised to Ord Smans them Col Lander.
an a gent sent hishcr hy Lineoan. iot mr.
kuo wn perposes. He had IN insarvicw
with ex Cav. Houston, and lft ;mm4ds.
ately.
And this from The Richmond Enquirer.
II the same day
Frun gentleman. well informed ~
army matters. and just from New Iosk.
va learn tina. four companies ii imlaDtfy
and two light batteries Of held Artillssy
constitute the armament which eAiled
from New York. II i suppose1 ~ Rea-
slemcn in Washington, tbss tlss desstaa.
tioa Of this armament IL Texsa, u ~
tequisi,iou Il 0pv HonstcA, - = -
operate with him N s,Paeittsa = ~
State sashorisirs Of TexaA Tes1Ayac-
tos Il the armament, infantry ~ e4eoses
len II l,gh artillery, A,sSid - sap
ton thai tho reinfeecsneMe ~ ~ t11r
the object ii tl;e e1ps< itipN n nral
Of Texas afford : ia II opryatloao ~.
cd 70 infantry and hght AFtiilreRs 49,
dsublleso this 10 ths dasttnai lem u
| f,orns Tia svent a. H6natnA - r 75i21
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God bless the Dangers, ~ they roam.
AfAr from ali the loved Of home
Oh daily, grant this noble Rand.
Protection. frm Thy unerrinx hand.
Guids them. along the toi..oms way-
Encourage them anew each day.
Fill them with peace. the purest wealth;
And gran, them daily Ne and health.
0ed be'A the Rargers--sive them pow'r
To overcome Ia trials hour
BE- Thou their strength, their shield their might
And lad them in tho way of right:
And when upon tn wild frontier.
To them oh God be ever p-s---
Permit no hidden. unseen hard.
To harm Out valiant Ranger band,
God eless the Hangers, far a~sy
Protect, b, night and suids by day.
Permit no bloody. deadly strife
Thy pow'r can stay the red mans knife
Oh bless the loved ones, While they stay,
For this. Thy children. Lpr.sly rray,
While yct, our hearts. am s,ssp'i IN wee.
Trusting ia Thee, NE bid them 10 -
For Thy almighty haud eau cave,
From ev'ty harm, our Rangers brave;
Then 10 Thy guidance, 70 Thy care.
FAKE them while on the wild fs1nticr
And when no morc they ~ called 70 ;San.
Restore them 10 our hearts and home
Anen bear ,horsaad say
80 ,e. I, be-" ten thousand pray.
II, a. ?.
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NAnplNos III axn sHx prs. Cardinal
Antuneli has Transmitted despatch to
Monsignor Mesiia. sass'ticAl charge dat
fairs IN Paeis. replying to n. tsa h Gner.
so,,iere's pamphlet The Cardinal boldly
lskes ap tho glnvu .hsewn dosn by the
French Government Tilis vigorously
writtea state paper brings matters be-
tween Rome and France to csisis.
need hardly say that Il has produced =
sensation il its wav only Is le compared
10 that excited by Fsinse Napalsens
spsceh. llishertn the Roman government
has desh tsnaerly Nth .he Emperor. but
.NAls tioeumehs ths Pope's Ps.as Nina
ter bnidl7 charges The Emperor wish -
iEg tbs asuse u al tho troubles which
lNaet tha Government II the 8cly See
Unlsss ~ Pss,s had made Up his nind
III the annshil2tion at hia temporal rals
such despatch would never have pro
e4edsd from the VAtloss.- Part Cevo
| yea1ssl Lsatcs n~ss.
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lural advertisements.
PAY Your City Taxes.

krOrIcE ia hereby given to the citizens Of
N Marshall. that AM nov ready TO receive
|eir City Taxes iss the present year ard That
|can be found with their assessment roll NJ me
bnse Of wm. II. Poland, Northeast eofrer OF
y public Square. Taxpayer viii Ind u 10
Der interest 10 call ard settle before the Is, 81
: ay next; II no, IN additional expense viii
tcrue.
VIZ. H. por.Asp il my authorised deputy
receiye Taxes, and receipt fDr the same IN
y absence.
Il JAMES ". CURTIS.
ssestor and Collector for the C,igef Marshall.
March a0th 1861. nse'as.
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MARSHALL, TEXAS SATURDAY, APRIL fq7, 1861


"s ""' VI 80. .'.s: =.
:" ."e ue5''. 80. ~ ~. ~ l.. +. ~, ~. =.
wy wy anu ~ Wv .'es', . -: n. ~.
n',',,pr'' M" V' 80
~ y, es'n"s'' "a a.. AZ.
!, 'e'. ny '"'s "s a.. -. ~
e'Hs n"o -" :" .,..,, $40. III,
w. y'"' s""'"' .e"''' ".e
~ ~" ."o'c So wv" ~, ,'s,e
'ns,' 'hP'''' "h' n'S Duso' SUI =. "u'o
m'n . more generous ''s'' ar r ~, s"o'e
s"'" h'e''' " !" 'e"', ''',. =,
catching renewed inspiration from the
same source, bear IT victorious DER every
''e anu p.a"' - ~ i'"s - " -. -, 4.
asa,;,s Follnw whs,. ,bose mentions
omeps shall lead you, and wt' n the re-
nown Of It's career shall be chro'c'ec' then
sn''' some 7vu'nefn s,"r"' =. ~
If n aus,,;,;n. H. honor Won rali as
some of you may fan, then, as the young
Ascanius during bis long sleep was borne
y ,l'c "ooacss 81 1--we ana nyauit ',
,he aawars and ,,ayranc, 81 ,ha, haglo.
cd retreat, so shall your memories be EN-.
balIned upon the proudes, heights of Par
nassus' e"chahlns m'ns''e'sy s."'' at
sban sbrd immortal fragr'nes Snd elorsS
around your names.
Our parting 'njnc'ion to you is, that
you ehu'a,e '''e heroic example OF INC
5ear ' ""'' ~ ~ ""
God speed the heroic enterprises Of
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The following are the Counties com
posing The Congressional Districts az es.
tahlishcd hy our Legislature at its re.
cent session
Fira District calhoun, Refugio. Bee,
San Patti icio, Nucces, Cameron, llidalgD.
Starr, Xapata., Webb, Enciaal. pntal,
Live Oak, McMullen. Lasei,e, Dimmit.
Maverick, Zavnla. Frio, Paiascoso, Go.
lad. De Witt. Victoria. karnes. Gonzales,
Gaudclnpc, Wilson, Bcx, Medina. Oval.
dc, Dawson, Kinney. Bandera. Comal,
kays, Blanco, Kerr Edwards, Gillespie.
kimhalc, Mason, Menard, Llano, San
Saba, MCullongh, Concho, Preside and
II Paso
.sscoai DiSG9 Caldwell. Jackson
Ma,agoria, Wharton, I.ayaca. Cplorada.
Fayotie. Bas'rop. Travis. Burnett, Lam.
pasas, Bell Brazpsia, Foes Bend, WASH
ingion, Austin, Buflr.on, Williamson aud
Milan.
Third DisGio Galveston. Harris.
Montgomery, Grin.e5 Walker. Leon,
Madison, Lmc~tonc, FFecsionc, Navarro,
Ellis, Mcl.enuan. Cosyallc, Busqpe, Hin,
ComaHche. Hamilton. Coleman, Runaels,
Callahan md Taylor.
t,aria nisirle'. Anderson, Angelina.
Hardin jasqog, Jg'agsan. Liberty, Cham.
hers. Nac,gduc.ics. Newton. Orange.
Polk, Saline, San Augustine. Shelby.
Trinity tsles Cherokee and Paaala.
\ q gA," eaiie population SO 05
fgi District Harrison. rpsliur, Risk
7Difh, Wood Van Iauat. Henderson.
L al. fs,,aa slf4a 1.v4,.,. ts.474.... n .
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NoKsBgaS prMocsaTs The New Hnnp
shire Standard, speaking Of coelcsen,
says
Wien the Hplri 81 the great Dem era.
ey a the wlscle N4flh Is aroused. AS i,
speedily VIII b.. then ibe hurdles VI Black
Republicans viii never cross Mason and
Dispis's line on sbe esrand o. coercion
En- iaey teach lsas line they will have
laid million af Democrats in the dust
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l)rllti5trq.


M. j. II. JOHNSON Resident Dentist Marshall,
z Texas. fully appreciate the patronage ana ev",
knee extaasisa q him for the last two yeat., AM
be. 10 merit IL eontinAaRer. l. sespensi..s Tor an
fk done by him. Teeth put up on sa'd plate, rem
to full set. ffs sefyers can he 'fh'asned ny M
t+sng him by mail.
So ufrfce In Katff.r's building mp stairs.
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ss...e.a pss:ar Railroad.

Of Fifty Sacks Cotton secsi'
J marked Ma. ~-----, il hereby noilhed to
Ne the same away from the Marshall i'epo''
n 4. r.. o. they viii he sold 70 pay sna'seh
CT. uySsoN,
Gen Superintendent.
Marshall April ~, 1861. nSo.2'
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NOTICE.

THE accounta dc y Schwartz arc no~ In 'hs
hands Oft. A. Harris, j T., for sn't, sry
Frsons calling on him son ard paying their &C
fnan viii saws coat.
April 20. 1851. hslist