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CAIRO MATIERSS-TMREE C0LgMN8 MOVING
-GuN-BoAT RHoHsoIssAHcE TO
0LUaBUs-ExERAKGE C0a1PL-
MEsIs NTH REBEL
BATTERIES.
MATTERS In halssovRI--FRoM Sc
pAlI&--lEKlMGT0H BEING
pUNiShE1--AFFAiRs
At R8llA.
TIE ILLINOIS; STATE C0ssTITU-
TI0NAL CONVENTION.
Position and Principles Of the New
Secretary Of War.
FROM WASHINGTON.


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NJ sona+or GA oo1snited bof,rchand 0thar
c,ansas M .s' ,ra anI,e;1.}ed
The Senate viii n5.s tbe Honse hill aho1ish-
,ne tbe frant;n,r ntiTtleee.
Gen Mercv 6,s = f,r recovcro5 that he
+,ooe "a New yorfsto-1corrow tnr so,nc davz
10, a5rc,e1ta,, fz;a+;11 ;,onror;ro
Tha -,,.. 9,;,1 ,o,,.r+aa Fro-,
t7o7nz,,;++ 40 ~ Ws14 ana News a,,nrorri,toa
nc,r1v t,vo hnni1,cism;11ions for INV of vo1.
nnteers n.ar,v nine. m,1lions: FIR nav of rcr-
n1ars onc million .t1t,r Western a,un-boats and
FIR orrnament n fo,fii,cat;ons over a million
FIR orincnco neaIatsst7;o4,t millions :. for army
c1o.hino oror thirty millions for the manu-
s,ot--o ~ o~,,. a. 5ba Nat,o,,,1 a,,at,-1 naor1v
w. ,uf,1;ons. f,r s1hs;etanco ~ 1,o1untears
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"estein 4aln4ess oes'aA1ss eotton eeco "e
| ao'aseo TO Will 1or green COTTON scco Pfoaue
ang "hate nore, rasea III We61efn pofoe1
ssa'es, "n'ea WILL oe oas'f1ouseo II st0al
| 4nanh1ues W coIOnlssionef, aater conquest
| IL u oonoliu1 #nether the cultlSat1on o.
sea iRialo WINE seeo eotron VIII succeed IN
lanu' even alsei oelng acenmatea.
| 1aI1etl DaFls, amy 9onnson, hlce, La
Imam, meDoagal anu Sesm1th a1 Yoted Will
tne hepuoheaas 10 cmpEy Inc washington
1ans' rIopaois tne Insulting nole u na1sl1a
A''non " 'ae eena.e' pionp1.in: "c'noeI'
@eesss ~ tne 3u,' ne,'ea W s"sn tuc m'Jo.tts t
of u'lus ~ ~. A5o'es ,t .....s a.so, w.
s'se1on - 80, "e eaeuo ea,s sne.s en1Aa1 ~
Ss:s.4 e1 49, ~, o1 ~. % az. p9 ssasoI. s 4e
l1eiieanens allo ne4" on 1nai Joosn'ent utel
eon'leslou " ei1ne'
lug oaaA eoiutntsees ano 5oafos =. A[aus
llo" 1'oston anu 1A11aaeapnia met "1tn tas
rnaice coI'in'tees o1 ootn HOUSES 81 MT
en1ee $ hst evening" "here Inc Proteaetee
discussion lasted till nearly midnight:
no conclusion was reached Inc DANES sl re
ne"ed thelr propositions unmodihed. iht
committees anu secfetafy felterateo tnelr oo
, 1862-01-15

FREDERICK, Nd, Jan. 12--Adyices from
Aart1nsbnrg, Of the 9th, report no regnlars Of
the rebel army there AL the troops 1t Win
chester had left to join Jackson.
1t is reported that Jackson had attacked
Romney aud the rebel loss was 100 killed, 70
wounded and 200 taken prisoners. This was
reported by rebel militia captain. The re-
bells arc said to have burned Bath, aud will
bum other towns to prevent their use by our
%renrs
, 1862-01-15
Col. Garfield Reports Hfmkelf at
Heatunarter3.

WAsmSsToN, Jan. 1.-THE War Depart
%ent h5 ha5 1seeiysd i9tesense that dispatch
confirms the report Of tile dispersion of Hum
phrey Marshalfs force. His whole army Is
flying in confusion. Another dispatch from
Col. Garfield to Gen. Buell., dated Preston
burg, states that he, with l, lD men, engaged
We fought them till dark, driving them from
all their positions. Twenty-Five dead rebels
were found Oh the field Their loss cannot be
less than 60. We took rs prisoners and .
quantity Of stores. Our loss Was killed and
Is wounded.
, 1862-01-15

THE NEW SECRETARY OF WAR.
Our Washington reporter telegraphs us
ihc following, which we most sincerely
hope may prove true:
Whatever are the motives Of the removal Of
Iamc1r1 ii is certain thst Stanton his successor,
is ictssd Oh Tie sldrs1y question: He is sn intimate
rrrsonal friend Of Chase and Sumner, is known to
be in favor Of d gigo7ous prosecution J the 7car,
u.d cf striking the rebels in their teAderest spot.
Ills position is entirely satisfactory to Cameron.
Stan,ous personal integrity, ability and yigor Of
character are unquestioned- He is accounted one
pf the bcs! lawyers in the country. His nature Is
7Aat Of bull dog, and be is man Of war through
or:
The country will rejoice with an exceed
ing great joy, if the statements Of OUT re-
porter be verified by the sequel That
Stanton is an honest man is believed by
those who know him best; that he is 6
ycry allie man is widely known; that he i
bold and earnest man is known to all his
acqnaintances, Nov, if to these essentia:
qualities he adds a hearty love Of unior
and Liberty. and a determination "t<
strike the rebels in their tcnderest spot
nc can safely proclaim CLEAN Of sun
shine breaking through clouds Of dism1
darkness. Let us neTcr despair Of th'
Tnnthfic
, 1862-01-15
Tbe Grihttme.


e# Our dispatches Of last night confirm,
the intelligence that Humphrey Marsha1l's
rebel force has melted away before Col
Garfeld's advance. Humphrey himself
did not melt, though doubtless lie felt that
his feet were oil ia the fire.
, 1862-01-15

spa1soF1E1:D; IL, jan Il This afternoon
the Secretary Of State submitted st5tement
Of the cost of printing and binding f9r .se ten
Ras e sost St y
to Committee f the Whole to consider arti-
Gle three of the Constitution. The House re-
fused to change the time Of the State elections,
or. to2 provide for annual sessions Of the
Legislature. After considerable discussion,
agafn. NJ. WentKorrfh got up 6ensation By
aftscking certain state Gals, intimatiugg
that they designedly dsprectated the stsae
credit for the purpose Of specutaslng 4 de-
butte arose on the subject Convention then
ai3fnurued' - - Z.
, 1862-01-15

SEnALLA, Jan. l4.-AdTices have reached
here that the first Kansas regiment which was
sent f1um here some days since, arrived at
Lexington on Friday last, where they ar
rested several of the most prominent
and active rebels Of the town, and took and
destroyed about 500 hogs that were being
good deal Of other valuable property. About
sixty rebels belonging to the regiment Of Col
Alexander, now prisoner in st. Louis, werc
captured about six miles from here Oh Satur'
day last.
, 1862-01-15

|; New Yoak, Jan. A-A. letter; from st.
|. Helena reporta: the capture by British guns H
Koat Of tie bark Eyta Of New York, with SIS
negroes on board. Another is supposed to
haYe got c1ear with 200 slaves.
, 1862-01-15

MORTGAGE SALE.-Default
I'VE having been made IN the Of es!tas11 =
MarsIan n de Efate of Hn0is to Matlsck Young q
Chester conns N TIE ssate q 1saE1g
date On the 18th day OF July, A. D. 1854 and paynale
oue year rom tha date thereof With ihte5Sst ~ Lae
rate of ten PET cent pr AnaaW aa9
dts a SAD bond s5fsatsa e ts z fas ~ fSse ee
Sf said M.fahau County, on ths S4th DAY ot Aug1st
L. o. ls5a; and. Whe1eas. saia p1n4 aoo mottEtse
were duly ass1Ensd ~ the sa QUIZ 70 5oa
Boyd. the undefRiGned , ~
me III 6aT of FepruaEy, a D. l862 10 O'Clock 4
It tne north door Of Ihe Court House In The CRY OF
Ghcsro Iuinn eha1 set ut public auction. to tHa
hghett bidder doE eas& tas premises tn said PcSt
Gass afn ;adRa 2 Hasf Sfn a9tssss eaa
Eec!son txsntYnos I'll p T2Eaf2 ta1s{ LS SS9a 2
Eecsion t1eIyn {17L ToWnship thirteen. .flSL north
Raugee4khs fBl east Ard thu uott5ea quarter % bea
fm eifhT ISL Qwp1hp thirty tSQb north RauEe at1t
III west eontatnlnE Ii ~ 6oof haatsed and etsas1
Acrea 0f 1koa. b0 ttaeHArna moTd 0[ less
| JOHN B04Dt Asafgnes Of sad HoEtzaAssa; H As
BAI[k{ q GAHY. Attornh{4 iaAsk4s@'a
, 1862-01-15

FF0m khe Upper Pos0mac.
FREDERICK, Jan, 1.-THE report is no: au-
thenticated that jackson threw several shells
into our lines at Hancock yesterday.
The report that the enemy captured2 guns
last week, near Hancock, is unfoundcd- Our
forces ut Bath were at the time Of tho attack
under Gen. Kelly. No official report has .s been
received. Officers say our repulsc was inslg-
nifcant, and our loss trifilng.
, 1862-01-15

{SpeciaI DIspatch to the Chicago TFibune-1
sFRHaFEED, January 18th, 1863.
Col. J. E. Smith ofthe Lea! sdine Regiment,
Illinois Forty-hfth, has been ordered from
Camp Doug1as to Cairo forthwith. AL the
regiments in camp will move to different points
aa soon as armed and paid of
, 1862-01-15

CHICAGO PRoDUcE TRADE. .
The receipts and shipments Of -four,
grain, live stock, &C., during the past week
<rart ue fo1ln1ro.
, 1862-01-15

Sheriff Deets Of Property sold On Execution,
TaI Deeds
CtrdheA!r for Land sold under Execution,
forthcoming Bend,
Indemrtt5ing
RepleYtu "
Eaiea
Eo1t9ab1es SaieA
EtrH
, 1862-01-15

Efge1 Still In Command.
ST. Lor1s, Jan. 14--Therc Is high authority
for sayins, that General Sigel is stil1 Briga-
dier in the service at RoI1a, Mo-, and has no
intention Of leaTipE;'
, 1862-01-15

jUETICES OF TIE pKAcR

S1brnDak State Warrant.
Executions, Search EnrTntx
SpUanou4eH, NauanhH for Ashanti ~n;4
Appeal Boncs, BaStety ~A~
| VenifeH, A4ttInaH8.
t Attachment Wr1ts~ AcknoVledsementa
| Attachment Bonds, EeFpEnixanceg.
Attachment EoHctA HIinsneet B.cor aIxanees
| Att1ehneut for RoatB and Ca Sa-A
vessels, AMdarits for c. 81
AthdaviIs for Attarhn'ts, Srecial SumtnonE
Attachment tn der OF Soe, Attachnc1s for Wncssx
| CapiaA Ga1nlaheea
At4davtts for Capiaa M1rriace Ce141acate1
, 1862-01-15

NOTICE-I have this day formed
" Copartnershlp with Mr. Thomas Inglts, Oats
WITH the Hon John Young Moutreal} under the style
ond firm Of RANNEY q 1NGL4I8 tor tho trsns 4caon
pf general Commission business
- HENRY C.RANNEY.
Chicago. January 1a., 49, ial54@6l-lw
, 1862-01-15

1lueulEuTiuT
Repleyin
Gonttabe's saiea+
Attachment Notices.
CIRCUIT COURT AND HoTARraI
Scnmonsc, Vcndittout E1ponss
Attachn1ent Bonds Nasarslizsfa Declaration.
Executions, Final Neths
EubpRnaB Dedim4A
Atfsssnent Ath;ss Witnesses PEs!ss!:
Ceitncate Of Cittzcnxhin Notices Of froses1 20
{EioIs esrt,neats, Fresests feE Boats / vcsss.
~ - nft1e1s AflaaHit, acknowledgements,
zee 8l4 LOT tosts, Enpefce1taa
COUNTY COURT.
Marriage License, wa7r1ats to Appraisers,
Redemption Certificates, Cettt1cstes Of Iaestracy
Letters ct Guardianship, 1nsoivent Debtors B!anEs
Letters TtatsIuentaty, CoAlty Drlets
Eecutert Bonds COMMISSIONER Certificate
AdmnfseFHtors Bonds. AppfentteeB 1udentuteaL
Appraisers Bill. Warrant Of Appointment.
Comfy Court Citation f9r Administrators, Executors
and Gntrdfans,
AIgGEILAHE0Us.
5aasnsnt So,e=-s Kinds. m Sszssis sis ~ 0'7s '40
Tsx T GsItiaestes, shpplag appG articles,
Tax Receipts, Wheat EecefptA
Canal D1awback Cestin- Sch5ol Fund Notes.
Gates. School Fund Mortgages,
Affidavit for JuIEca OF Certificate OF Pu1ch&se OF
po 1st q Election reasSses GsFscase ceaa
Gsrtlneete of ELECTION. Marriage Certidcater
Bills .. GSaVs for County s a*sss e2od 6ce
We are constantly adding to cur assortment,
and print Blanks to u1aar On short notice.
, 1862-01-15

Each battery carries crew Of ten to sixteen
experienced gunners. They Till be anchored
in position and with their riaed guns can deal
with the enemy at great distance. The gun
ners will be protected BY bales Of vet hay, aud
the surface that the batteries present to the
enemy Is 50 small that 1t will be exceedingly
difficult to touch them at any range, however
short.
BRIDGE FLOATS.
Another feature OF this expedition, peculiar
to itself, is the preparation Of means for Cross
ing riycrs and creeks With the greatest rapidi-
ty. To this end there have been constructed
three hundred bridge floats, built In the shape
Of small scoHs, tapering somewhat toward
each end, leaving the largest diameter in the
centre. They are each eight feet wide, aud
thirty-two feet long. They arc anchored in
The water two abreast, with pins projecting
from the bu1warks Of each, on which stringers
are placed, and planks placed thereon, which
forms substantial bridge, all the work Of 4
few moments, on which infantry, cavalry and
artillery can pass with case and rapidity. The
, 1862-01-15

" ESSEL FOR SALE.-An half In
te1efs IN u Grain Vessel tor sale upon favorable
teTrs and At low price. II applied for soon GapaGisy
nineteen Thousand bHSn@1a Address Y 3. ~ 1Gdt
NAN, Fosf Otnce Box 44si Chicago. '5al5-k3SaiT'
, 1862-01-15
ri @ IN Y e n T o r S -
L. CoBUEE T. MARRs,
md 2n1

CHICAGO. .~-.-.-.... .TLItEors.
Chlee 10. II Ias1aens Hock corner of C!ark and
washineton streets. Post 0tlce Boz 44ss3. Agencies
at Washnss ton, b. C., aud London, England Adytce
given and Circulars GeaE Eratts. tA1tk36E1M
, 1862-01-15

The following table shows the receipts
Of leading articles since the 1st Of January
~ .3nka F,,. &1,,.ne ryanro.
, 1862-01-15

TO CAPITALIS1S.-From $4,000
l. H50tA wanted In an established Manufacturing
nqE stocS o1y whish = cAs 81 9si1 81 ,,4s aFo
drawn at any time desired and the parry 1oantng can
have control Of the whole business which u safe be
aMANUFACTOHTTfos. OHee Boz 49, ta15.6t-lt
, 1862-01-15

We arc constantly adding to cur &ssort tu,snt,
and print Blanks to o1dar On short notice.
, 1862-01-15

Schr Sea Bird: ...:........Capt Smith
Sehr Mary q Banks. Capt Banks
sIEgE TRAIN scHonsERs.
, 1862-01-15
NFlu ADVERTISEMENTS.


3" ANIEy--Et :ao lTl3';ne go
~ 1sooms orders fts .'s ;:is.., r A.. r. =.
which will be executed O.. a.,.t aA.:G.: c.: H
and N lie bEst style Of IT,
, 1862-01-15
CTATEAIENT Of the AFFAIRS
or TIE
MARINE BANK OF CHICAGO.

LOCATED At CHICAGO, cooK COUNTY, LII,
As they existed On the hrst Aondsy Of January, 1856
, 1862-01-15
The Proceedings Of Congress.

Col. Commanding Brigade
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-07-26
TO THE LADIES OF HARRISON COUNTY

An appeal has been made by Gen Ilindman,
10 the women of Texas. in behalf OF his DICK
and wounded soldiers IN Arkansas The hos
pitfalls are represented a. being utterly destitute
NJ every appliance OF comfort and convenience.
required by their condition. and he earnestly in.
vokes our aid In relieving the auferngs of these
brave and patriotic men They have left their
happy homes, and gone forth to endure hard
-hips iatirucs, and dangers. and sacrifice their
lives. II need be. upon the altG Of cpr country
The brightest pages OF our nations history
will bear the record of their valorous deeds
Ours will not he the need Of public praise bot
onr reward will be a soldiers grateful prayers
The ladies Of Arkansas have n0hly fulfilled their
mission cheerfully responding 10 every call Of
mercy but their resources are no longer AIDE
qgate to the demands upon their generosity
aud it now becomes our duty 10 aid them IN
this noble aud patriotic work The ladies Of
our county have heretofore literally responded
10 every call. and we feel confident that their
zeal will no, aha,e until the last b tile shall be
fought and won. The articles requisite tot hos
piial use are known ~ ali aud il u only ncces.
ssry for NJ 20 state that old clothing any deli.
cacyrnt the sick. either to eat or drink OF ans
thing that will in any manner comfort or benr.
~ a sick soldier, viii he thankfully received
Contributions can be left at the store ot g..
G. Gregg \ Co. As we wish to forward the
boxes " early AZ possible we request all contri
buttons to be sent IN by saturday week. We
respectfully solicit the gentlemen TO give va all
the assistance they can
CosnirrE. LAnIys 40 SOCIETY.
Marshall July 70, isG2
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YANKEE GRAvEs.-The M,eo- ,
genccr learns through a een,L~
Chattanooga, tina, some ne. mn
of the Federals had disclosed y.
,en's-not Of bones to ornsmcr, :.
Of Southern viragocs," bu. yo :, = y
tial brass cannon and stores If
Of war Several interesting dseo,J
this character were made
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-07-26

FHoa AHsANsAs.-Hon, Guy N. Bryan who
has jas, arrived from Arkansas, brings very i'm
por,a, intelligence from that state. He con
drm. the reported defeat of Gen. Ras'. with the
los. Of one hundred men, TO which aiiusion has
been made In another place, ia this is~ue OF our
paper. But the fedcrals under Curtis and
Fitch wcrs unable to form junction Of ,hsii
forces Col Fitch with Eve gunboats asd nine
transports was foiled in his attempt TO ascend
White River, by the gallant Col. Nelson Of
Texas. and vas forced lo return. Curtis retreat
ed across the bottom to Helena, and a, the las,
accounts had gone down the Mississippi. The
enemy, therefore have left Arkansas. with the
exception of a force in the North western pcs
ton Of the State, in the ncighborhood Of Fay
etie,ille, aud the Indian Na,iou. They Are re-.
ported 10 be in force In the Cherokee Nation.
arc TO have taken Gen. John Res, of that ter
ri,ory, prisoner
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ELECTION TICKETS.

On Monday We viii print election tickets. A
the times are hard, We have placed the price a,
ONE DOLLAR, This amount mus, be paid in
advance. If parties neglect ii. they mus, no,
grumblc II their names are lefs OF.
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NEW ADVERTISER
MONEY FOuNn,

by Negro In Up-hcr co. Ten,
- can get the zane by applying "a
signed aud describing the money ~
Giliaer, Texas. July 2Gih 81 p4ta
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TO THE VOTERS or uARp,so.

onmy return from . osnps,,. =. 'oc,
frontier. and finding my name snsusNs
I!snds, unknown 70 me. a. A oan1axst !,
ONCE 81 District Clerk 81 Us.r,'s /,
'axc TINS my only method Of rrta.a essss
ecrc thank. Tn such pa rtlali,v sna. y
friends that. II elected, I vii on y, 70 49,
peace. discharge the datses d ,S m ' as ~ss
best Of my ability. ''e Once !,
ihavc enlisted. snd Will renal,
s,ee e, qar,ng =, ,he war, and esp-c, ever,
" of"''.u '" 'ne scene nf action.
u elected n viii supply the otic. Via.
~. am. "ru,y amply oonpeten, 10 ~.
ly few during the continnatiar e
The operation OF law. VI n- =
Thanking my friends Tor pros,,
aud hoping to receive a liberal ~, .a ~
voters OF the county, | rcnain ''vS
Respectfully.
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q BTU A RI ES.

Died on the 18th 1t st., In smith county. Tex.
az. a, the residence of Mr.. Willis Robert. Col
WILLIAM SLOAN in the atty eighth year Of
his age,
The deceased was much honored and loved Ia
the land Of hls nativity. South Carolina from
whence he removed with his family aud settled
IN Harrison County Texas, eighteen months
ago. In bis late home are lcit many friends
and relations who deeply symplihiGe with the
herraved children Of this hunpted man in whose
death society has lost au ornament his eoitn-
try, patriot. and Heaven has received one
who died In the purity of christianity
Rev. JOSEPH " HAMlII. was born March
1873, and d,ed February 1iih 1852. aged &,
years, Il monih, and day. His pions parents
taught him the prccept. Of religion. and be-
sought and obtained the favor Ut hi Maker. and
IN after life he demonstrated the characteristics
Of the Christian religion lie was useful min.
is'er Of thr Gospel. and WAS q member % the
last rex.s Conference for several years. Broth.
er iisuill. was a good preacher an afectinnale
husband tender father true friend and A
good man, lie suffered much IN his last M
he~, but his faith was strong IN the promises
Of his Heavenly Father and when he neafcd
the last hours OF his earthly career he still re-
ali-ed that the Lord was his support and com
iofteT. The church has lost faithful watch.
man his family apro,ector. and the community
y lifAb tlHi tFNNNftlfFt men MS Nrfh WI
done il was well done. and he fell asleep In
Christ at his post, &" Crying behold the lamb '
Thus closed the life Of good man but We do
not mourn A. those wholhaye no hope though
dead be still lveih and will die no more lie
was most appreciated by those who knew him
best We commend hi. bereavei companion
and orphan children to thu word Of life for con
ISOLATION, and may they reioin him when done
18th this life. blessed are they who die Ia
Lord
!. u. TuLLls.
June 9Th. 1852.
DIED, At his residence in this county, on the
10th inst, Mr.. JAMES COLE, aged 60 years and
% days.
The deceased was born in North Carolina In
March lst5 he emigrated to Texas and IN lst7
be settled upon the place where he died. He
was man Of Kind heart. and hia house was
ever the home Of hospitality good citizen,
faithful friend, an indulgcnt father. and akind
neRhh0r, his death will create a vacuum in the
household that was rendered cheerful hy his
presence, and the society In which he moved
Mr.. Cole several years aep, joinei the Gambler.
land Presbyterian Church, in which persuasion
he died. Let IA hope shat he met favor IN the
eyes Of mercifHl Redeeiser, and tia, he has
joined the faithful partner Of his bosom in Para.
disc. lilo leaves several children and many
friend. to mourn bis loss who will ever cherish
bis memory.
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ADMINISTRATION yo|

I FTTtKS Of admlnlsirsll0a 4
IL tate OF !. r. Youngb'cd, !
were granted by the County
PaDola county, Texas, pertssa
,a'es of deceased persons, on III
day in December, ls6l. III
fore, to notify all persons, hcx
against said estate to pretat Y
in The time prescribed BY n
indebted, to make immediate ps1
;. X Y0UNGBld
.tdHH
June q, ltC2.
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-07-26
MARSHALL:
SUPREME COURT

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Col MA. LONG, Of Tyler is aesndidate for
\ ,s0r.aie Jas,ice OF she sapTeme Court Of the
~.te Of Tcxas, At The ensnins August election,
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Gen. 7 J. JENNINGS, Of Cherokee county
"a e'adda'' f.g As.os.is Justice ., 'ae So
: August election, 70 81 the vacancy occasion.
a ~ the resignation a the H0u. 0. NJ. Rob
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Hon. GEORGE =. MOORE. Of Naoogdoche-,
H,a candidate for Associs,e Justice Of the sa
Ufeine Court ofths State Of ieSa-, At the cn~u-
. A1gu,' cleeton 70 hll tha Va. sh,y OF
ened ~ 'he frs'sn"'''" " ''' HUN w. VI f'''
T.
Hon Z 4. REEVES. Of Palestine, a canai
ite for Associate justice OF The Supreme 'opn
The state Of Texas, At thf ensuing August
iectou 80 gu the vacancy o,ea-lcoed by the
'',sn ~ . nv, nqn' y ~ ' ,s,,. d.
taiid,,o f,f Associate Justice OF the Supreme
,nuft'of ths State Of Texas AZ the ensuing Au-
-, elcetlou, To Oh the vacancy occasinned by
ne resignation Of the Hon. o II Roberts
INSTRUCT u'DgF
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ca FRAZER b. A candid,te for reelection
', the Office OF District Judge tor the 9Th Jn.
LAT District, At the ensuing August election.
". d ROGERS il a onnlia,te for Judge
I the ,tb Jadicii District, A, the-eu.uing Al.
Il election
DISTRICT ATTORNEY
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Jouy Mect ,RTY of nn.t county ,..a e,n
data for re- election 10 tbe Once N Dia,ric,,
Attorney of the-S!xth Jndiri,i District, a, m
.n.ninr August election
nptfpY FtriD a, p,no,, ,on,tv.. 81,
.t,,e t,1 p,s,,3rt ,t,arrey n m, s',th I,,ai
'Al District. at the ensuing August election
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We are authorized by the friends of L. A
HENDERSON To announce his name ~ can
id1te.ior District CLERK Election hrst Monday
70 August next
~. ]. TAYLOR Candidate for Uis.rio
clark Of Harrison county At the ensuing An
,ls, election.
ASoEoSoh AND OohhEoIOh
GEORGE ". YOUNG IA A candiaa.e for Az
.es.or and Collector Of Harrison county, at III,
cushing August election
A. II PRICE IL a CANDIDATE for Assessor an.
Collector OF Harrison county Al the ensain,
August election.
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JOHN = "ohAck IL candidate Tor -neT
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