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After the second board large business was
done in Henriques' Room, and prices were uni
formy higher. There was an advance Of "A in
Pacific Mail, a in Central, M in Erie old, x in
Erie preferred, q in Reading. II in Michigan Gen.
tral. "a in guaranteed, u in Illinois Central. u in
Toledo, and 4 in Rock Island. The market was
quite buoyant at the close.
The Chicago and Northwestern Railroad earned
SIT 800 the first week of September against
$l5 ,o70 the same week lastEear.
The earnings of the Norwich and Worcester
Railroad, in August, 1862. were $3s, 900, against
$29, 500 the same month last year.
The second weeks earnings of the Michigan
Southern road in September are $4,000 greater
than in 1861.
The second week Of the Illinois Central shows
an increase Of $4,000.
The English mails, by the Arabia at Boston. were
delivered here this morning. Messrs. Barring say
Of American stocks:-
There has been very little business this weck and the
prices Of stocks Of the United states aud Of the States
nominal bu. firm, very little being oerod for sale. There
states SIS, 6s 70 Massachusetts, Sc, sterling, SO o.
Maryland do 90 10. Pennsy stock, 90 IL bonds
20 70 Virginia bonds, As 46. Pennsylvania railroad
bonds, first mortgage 81 s3 do serltug s6. New York
Central shares, II 10 bonds 6s, SlL New York and
Erie 81 third mortgage bonds, 7sK. Illinois
/ The following are the figures for American
stocks at the close Of Friday, September S, at
the Liverpool Stock Exchange
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M miscellaneous,

BRg BEATRICE, Loud from Boston for Philadelphia in
getting underwegh about AN OF fe ran a,ror n Vas
H Point at the mcnth OF the harbor but ane OH al hs
water aud proceeded. .
scHR STAR from Boston for Bal,Imorc, With caruo ~
hemp &c struck Nantucket shcals AN OF Ifh snf mi
into Hyanns leaking; will discharge and repair f
FALmouIH, Sept 3-1he Samuel watts Watts from n,
COON for Bremen arrived here day with part OF cargo
thrown overheard '"V
QuEErsTowN. Sept gTbe Yauquishsr, Casscn, which mr.
rived here from New York has sustained some damage by
coitislon IN port
spoken. Cse.
Steamship Bremen, hence for Bremen, sep I5 lat 4 o.
Ion % o.
The New York herald., 1862-09-19

77TH wARD-rHE FIRST GUN FIRED FOR HORA-
ito Seymour.A large and enthusiastic meeting otteo
Ward Seymour Club held A. the ftvoh II
A. between Ninth aud Tenth street, "Wednesday
evening. the tn inst Oumttea consisting o. JuGes ~
Phirs Dr. H. Sheppard and Patrick Brafy, retired AID
adopted
Resolved hail Tn Joy thc nomination OF Hossts
Seymour his Stae, knowing him - DO
exper. true friend OF the people. wen
ntSed zie the sta through this national
crisis Gle atou to The ion 10 which he has
restoring the Cnon 10 its former greatness and
lived, Tha. cord ally The whole democratic
cSet well the esoutions adopted by the albany
Con cation. that regard these resoutions 10 or
ncn conservative that a true Union unite upon
this Of rn ipes getting pass differences In ths
crisis o. beloved sntry ...
Rolycd That consider the speech delivered by Ho
ratio Ssymor ut the State Convention the exposition o.
the democracy Of this Stac; thSt 70 con-
gratUllts him the and bold stand ho nae
taken favor o. rcs,org the Union and protesting ne
proue two thogaad copies this speech Tor distteuuon
tee citizens CT this ward, 10 DO printed In hnxsn
and German,
Resolved That we VIII use NIL legal and honoraln means
10 lec Ho-aio seymour aEd the whole democratic Sfaso
ANTHONY DUGEO, President
JOHa NrGENr, Secretary.
JAMES FITzrArKicE. Corrcsr spending secretary
SHANTos, Sprg, ,ans-a ArnlS.
Tie addressed the meeting and ably
oxpressed the sentiments OF the donocntic party and
strongly advocated the election Of iorato Seymour Tor
s"N ~ Cap'alr RYNDERs
Mr. BOyCE,
THOMAS j. CREAMER
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

TiscRsDAY, Sept I8-6P NJ.
AsHrs.-Small sales wore making at Sc SIX FOR pots
and 81 rs q ST SIN for pearls.
BREApsrufFs.-Fiour-Ihe market opened nrm but. in
the face OF lower rates for sterling and better rates for
freights IL closed heavy, but without change OF import
prices Tho sales footed up about IL 900 bbls
closing within Lie following ranu mr.
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ExCURsiONs.

r,xCuns-oN TO THE sri:AMER GREAT EAsrRRN--
II This steamer having chtnesh her. osrsn % Fort
Schuyler. tur lle pgrpes OF 0tisg rpare ii.
boat sSfD Calta'u william II Rsyuold ~ leave rIDn
Market sip every SAY tjufsey cscepsei ,c,ck
A. NJ 10 ~ uuui te stcatni rrtsrN. wnis wtl gire
the ruslca chance OF sceitg ih- ST. the
Of It's being rcrassd. fare tor the if,r - ceu,s
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DENTIyTRy.

4 RTfricIALe ROME FILLING iNsHkTBD IN
n plastic state, givs rrndvr ,aeta ea roots
aud SHELLS fcd hud aHtei Fac seapnG used uny ~
my rooins $50 Broatvay near crhssrcet AnstcT
invoice OF the seleSa.ei Csn T.e.h Powder and latsen.
J. PEARSON, ". ~. Disccssrss
Ole ICAtEs-@H&vfNu Nap 0kE
l.ZIu tpoti o..ss tel ~.,hoit pslury pr. LA v1L
iER8 iS5 GAni t.fcr n cxsfrnD' Er @ wNy u 0e~r
run lootbache. SAM III MOLhrON. tSsR AeWe
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THE nIIL.ITArsT.

THE MILITArsf.
COMPANY l, EIGHTH REGIMENT, N. Y. g. MIN
~ compliance with resinenta orders the nicmb bcrs Of
Company wiz assemble at the arory Centre market,
Friday 18th inst at A. NJ In cilzcns drrss for the pur
p''' = '''A' gov wM. xopINsoN Captain.
HEADQUARTERS COMPANY II, EIGHTH REGr-
III ment ~ Y a. n. q. Tho members OF this company
hereby notified arpear at tho regimen ni arory hfs
(Friay) ming the 18th inst, st oul0k or tao pur>
posc Of bcng Snd on. n. X. BICKER. Captain
)TH REGIMENT N. Y. s. N. .: THE 0Ffl1ERs,
- fnetnhrrs ana OF this ginoot Ia the
city, arc to at the Mercer H0ss In cRsnp
ersss FRIDAY, .he 18th Inst, o'clock r. NJ for the
purpose receiving the regiment s return from Har
per's Ferry. j. RAYNOR, Broves CclonoL
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NEW YORK DEMOCRATIC UNION ASSOCIATIONS.
IN headquarters 9y2 Broad dwayA egu!ar meeting OF the
win be held this friday evening September %.
o'clock Members are regaes cd to attend:
LUKE +. COzANS Presldsak
y1srs ~. 4 ksss GanoiiS' Secretaries.
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DAvCISG ACADEMIES.

r n. TRENoRs PRIVATE DANCING, ACADEMY.
. G5 West Thirty fourth street. rcop.ns September -; -
South Eighth street Brpoxlyn r. D., op-n. Cnsses
the city country attended To- THESE besutfui Rooms
q suirccs. See circular. .gMNNM NIN NM
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S HIPFIN G NEW S
NEW YoRK-THIs
suv RlsEs. ............ a. NOON IL
srk oi aicH WAFER. eve 50

Port OF New York, September Is, Isoa.
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e pt AIT FfHtU. UU'IgHtIys NTOfk.
Amerfe0n ROrea.

BOSTON, Sept l7Arr " s,esnlship Arabia, stone LIVER
Hspolyai erg Ans ala ,ile: Bsl,iwore scLrs Broad
COstareli from Coast Signal two hrlps
Cid ship Putnam tnew of Boston, 0cD tons' Babson
kY0rk brig Alton (B), Peel, Port Prince schrs Glen.
roy Wakefield Baltimore. ca Hecssher. smith Phadel-
phia New lork, Gsodsei Ny ork. Sid steamship As st
10 ass and from The Roads, ship Geo Raynss Bark Smyr.
Mote started ani anchored IN Pfrsiteni Roais.
BALTIMORE, Sept lT-Arr bark Nuiani tBrl, Tnrnsy
Be.ias.; scnFs " Carsih. Havkns Bosom; Swan. Din
NHasen. Cid brig tlssA! Mckinney Demaara.
schrs Motask, Sap!es Msyasuck and SD, Sea Gul Ro.
gers Boston HsaAg Mrtin sicishi, Boston II Abbiti
sm.h Bosog; Yorktown, woglan, Nyork, Sid ship Flora
Ncpcnaid Fuller. Gibraltar
KEY WEST, Sep, SIN port sbipsJ Whitney from New
Oriean NYofk Jays, reps bark Sparkling
Por, Royal few days. lis-hut been n collision with brig
wsri oo, aud Lost her maunast brigs Mappoo wilkinson
from Csrlenas For NYork rcpe TO sail IN few days;
SAWYER PO Royal, lda; srls IIowiet Pbiia-
deipf a rcaiy. n Bbby, FOR Nyork 10 lays.
NEW ORLEANS Sept 2-Air bark Hannah Thornton.
TaIr Nyork brcs West CuIh andson Daniel MOONEY
stcdfnan phladepha Gid scr Martha Glaze. stckncy,
Matamoros -. = -.
SdArr steamships Trsdo Wind. Delaney Nyork; Csrdc.
nas Buregorpn. - (bcforc orted nj Quarantne) cid
sioop RLoda Burrows tBrl, Lcos Nassau NJ.
4h-Au tt.su ship Nassau. tclcnck, New York VIA pot
The New York herald., 1862-09-19

INIGHTH WARD IN THE FIELD FOR SEYMOUR.
~ Al large enthusiastic meeting OF the democracy
Of the Eighth ward convened a No 90 Charlton street on
.Seym Democratic Union Association OF this wari on
motion James Sandford Esq was chosen temporary CHAIR
and VIM. T. Bogeri, Esq, temporary Secretary.
The object Of the meeting was stated by Colonel Deiavan
after which the following named gentlemen were nnsnf
nousy selected officers Of the association
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-03

llOR SALE OR ExCHANGE-A FIRST CLASS RESI-
dence situated In the best part Of Brooklyn; will b
sold bargain exchanged for other property Fos par
ticulars address box "a Brooklyn Post o01co.
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A RMY AND NAvYIPAY AND CLAIM OrFICER-AR-
n OF Pay, Bounty, Pensions and Recruiting tx
psnses. JOHN y. MURRAY, Army and Navy Baker,
80 Nassau street, N. r., opposite Post onicc
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I7k EAST FOURTEENTH sTREET.-FURNIsHED
tsaeD ES ~ q let 10 suits and snge Rooms Tor
ana plea ant WITH all modern inproyements rms
moderate TO respectable parties.
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EOR sALE-A NICE FARM OF rs ACRES 80 NILES
from tho city in New jersey fine truck farms price
000 cash the balance torn Of years Inquire
at $40 Greenwich street O. MALCOLM
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T1OR SALE OR ExCHANoE-A VERY VALUABLE
Mill property In the city Of Green Bay WISCONSIN, with
s fee OF Ground IN Maln street and l feet on East
requisite extensive business with the mill
ticular inquire Of r. l. VAN DEvENTKR los Fulton street,
up stairs.
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NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY JUNE g. 1ss2-TRIPLE SHEET


RIO RENT OR LEAsE-THE FIRST. SECOND AND
Third Foors desired OF House 33S Seventh
viii be let low to good tenant Apply TO JhEs KINos
S67 Hudson street. III lrif rtf
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E,oR sALE-sEvENTy ACRES ON THE EAST SIDE
fronting the Hudson river, below Peekskin; very
extensive and beautiful river Vows and river facilities:
plenty Of all kinds Of fruits. desirable opportunity
eh as seldom oers WITH all tho stock and farming uen:
sls furniture &C.. &C., house supplied with hof
and cold water. furnace. Ac Address B. e. bog 10
Haraid ..fnra
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TyLAPffs PROM o. 90 TO $40 PER CASE. IxcLupINa
~ select VIII Ordnaire, Table Clrets and the finest
grow and vntases eztsnt ssuternes Brsndies ynsss
don "a Ororto very Bourbon whiskies do Jamaica
Ram. Is tho bo,ie, gallon OF hogshead -
- - u. y. KIRK, to Fulton GtrSet
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as.N esW taa MaN VT.
.NlG HtN.N H8 ~ A4N4
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BOARDING AND L>DDGINGs

BOARD WAHTED-FOR A GENTLEM- AN AND Wit
~ private family preferred; Room and bedroom o. ne
ay Terms mo Ierate Address sistns particulars.
n. L. H., Herald ollce.
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TNOR SALE-A NEW TWO STORY COTTAGE AND
full Lot with dwarf cherry and pear cnrr.nts
and grape vincs variety Of flowers all In fine order
House supplied with gas and Axturss The reason OF sao
the wife Of the party absent from home 70 take
DANIELS OF Fifth avenue and Fourteenth street.
BrOJklyn.
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- fu Country Residence, with plenty Of fruit, nowers,
and large private Dwelling furnished
nished Will be sold cheap Inquire Of Mrs. A. MARTINI
Leon treet.
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FINANCIAL.

UGUST BELMONT 4 CO., BANKERS NO. 50 WALL
"A IT, OF credit 70 travellers available In all
parts OF the world through Messr othschd OF Paris Lon
don, Frankfort Vienna Napes and their correspondents
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-04-19
TIE LATEST NEWS.

MyNruis, April s.--A dispatch to the
Avalanche, dated Corinlh, 18th, says there
was terrible fighting all day yesterday near
the river opposite Pittshurg The cncmy's
loss in killed wounded aud prisoners is To-
600. Their rout ia complete We captured
eighteen batteries, with horses, camp equip.
age, &c. We drove the enemy across the
river. Their gunboa,s saved them
MENrIus April g-lieut Balm. Of the
southern Guards, who lei) from near Island
| 0 on the night Of the 1th, reports that the
island bad 10; surrendered ard wonld not IN
til 1t was starved out and the last gun and
man gone.
NEw 0RLsASs, April "a special tee-
gram To the Picayune dated Corinth, April
Ssh, saws that our army has been compelled
to fall back IRON the river to the cnemy
first camp, on account Of the unpleasant Vi
cinity OF the encmy'5 gunboais and OF the
enemy's relniorcements, estimated at G0000
which were hourly pouring in.
Oar army retreated IN good order with all
their artillery and thirty pieces taken from
the enemy.
Their batteries ceased firing at five O'Clock
+. VI Of the 7th
ihf' ''''pi va y AAAWN WIZ wv bihitf1et
conflict ever known on this continent.
We are preparing to meet the enemy with
rcinorcemcnjs.
Gen. llardee and stall are safe
General and Captain Hunt we're slightly
wounded, None Of our Generals were Killed
except Johnston Gems Beuureaard. Polk.
and stad, are all safe Gen Beauegard led
the 18th louisiana Regiment and Orleans
Guards in person, charging the enemys lines
with the colors of the regiment in his hands.
driving back the enemy with great slaughter
MsaPuts, April 8, ls62.--A dispatch re-
ceived here late last night from the battle
field on the 18th, at 2 p, NJ. states that the en-
envy was reinforced by u division Of seven
thCessld strong from below, aud engaged us
again IN the morning at sunrise
A desperate battle followed All the MOI.
ming our center and left were hotly engaged
The enemy was driven back, but rene wed
the attack with great vigor with fresh troops
consisting probably 81 Buel's column.
The battle was raging and the iire was ter.
rife.
Our loss was heavy. Gems Bowen and
Clark were wounded, and Gen Cheatham in.
jared' Col Bloylhe, OF Mississippi, killed.
aud saniord's Mississippi Battery captured
except one gun.
Our troops, up to last accounts, were be-
having nobly
A shell exploded inside OF Gen iIindnan ;
horse The Geacral was seriously injured.
Il.
MsNFuls, April "a dispatch just re.
cei7et states that the Confederate victory IS
complete.
Yesterday vas more glorious day than
Sunday.
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MILITARY NOTICE.
April 10. 1862.

! am authorized to rase company of In.
hntry 10 serve for three years or during the
war, Men enlis'ing in this company viii re-
eeive the Fifty Dollars bounty. and will 20
into the service without delay
The fact being SO reH tnolra 10 al that
our armies wan, reinlorcements, wan, them
badly, and must have them very soon, or NEE,
with reverses at every point, would render
1t presumpsuous in me 10 attempt an appeal
to Texans who have go nobly responded to
every call OF their country, aud whose sol.
diers have acted so CALAMITY in every contest
they have been engaged In.
Those desiring to enlist viii repor, them.
selves TO mG or TO Nj. W. II. Mason, at tins
place, without delay.
Lieut., CHAS r. TAII.EY,
Col Grgg's Regiment e. s. 4.
Marshall, Texas, April .. 1862
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All the b.rbettc guns and nearly all The case.
mated Guns were dxmounted.
Nobody was killed IN the tort, -Four
were wounded. but not mortally, The sur
render was unconditional,
The garrison consisted OF volunteers from
savannah including Oalethorpes light in
lan,ry and several irish aud German com
panies. making to.f, of five hundred. The
surreedcr ia confirmed
The enemy had tremendous battery Of
eight pnrrott puns. carrying couical, steel
pointed balls bearing upon the South aud
weakest wall of the fort Almost every ball
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Artillery

GTSRBAL SurEJps Prophecy FULFILLED
The Columbia Guardian says General Shields
commanded the Palmetto regiment in Mexico.
After the campaign he paid visit 10 Col.
umbia. and Nas fetcd and feasted In the
course Of speech he made from the portico
Of one OF the hotels after appaudiug the daring
aud heroic deeds Of their regiment, he said in
substance, that he hoped, II ever be drew his
sword against South Carolinians, lis arm
might be severed from his body.
The prophecy or Standardization has been
Literally untitled. Recrears as be has proved
himself to be to his most solemn asseyeratlon,
the only regret elt here ia that the she'll only
fulfilled the maediction be invoked upon bis
body.
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re The news this week contains some features
hat We do not relish. bat Oh the whole ID far bet
.r than We had reason 10 expect. The enemy
r. doubtless In possersion II Island NJ. 10, bat
My after the most determined resistance. and at,
er Il had answered the purposes designed by our
Generals. Fort Pillow rendered nnpegnable by
be genius OF our host generals, still remains.
luT Mississippi gunb6ais aae nearly completed
aud when finished Il the statements as TO their
)umidable character be true, will sweep the river
distractions above and below. Tho Virginia
'agip aaoai, and will speedily scatter the Fedc.
Al feet IN the Chesapeake and Potomac The
nomy may get savannah. Georgia bat when &C..
emphasized. Of what advantage will 1t be TO them
They will get nothing but the bare walls Of the
r. without tbs powerto advance into the coau-
.ry. In the meantime. every man who can,
aoud go into the army. Troops should be or
,ani1ed with the leas, possible delay and marched
% the scene Of action,
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TO AR MS,

Being authorized by the Secretary Of War
20 raise a regiment OF infantry Tor the war |
invite correspondence with Captains Of com
ponios DESTROYS OF entering the service. |
will muster in volunteers, either singly or by
companies, and have the money 10 pay the
$50 bounty. as soon as they are sworn in.
Pay and allowances commence from the date
of enlistment Subsistence and tansporta.
tion furnished from time and place OF enlist.
ment 20 point OF rendezvous Address,
Capt. W, II SMITH,
Tyler, le!'as.
April ID. 1862.
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80 We learn from Hon. Jous T. Mills. who
cached Marshall on Wednesday night from yicks.
Iurg that in the late battle with the enemy At
shiloh two Of TIE Federal Generals were killed.
sherman and Waller, and third one + miss
spturod. II is impossible 70 ascertain the loss
n killed aud wounded Of the enemy. The mum
Der Of prisoners ,akea by our army, amount to
500 Our loss in killed, wounded and missing
was very little over thoosand We captured
1000 stand Of .ums, over one hundscd cannon.
anu large amount Of provisions and munitions
d war. our soldiers threw away their common
guns, and supplied their places with the superior
arms Of the enemy. In consequence OF the re.
treat. on the night Of the 18th. most of the cap
tared cannon had % be left by our army Alto
;ethcr the two days lighting had been attended
with highly favorable results to our cause and
may be regarded a- the first great movement that
&, 10 secure to the supremacy OF the Mississippi
valley.
Judge Mills also reports tina, It ~as generally
believed in Vicksburg that Island No. 10 had sur.
cndcred. Private letters from Memphis for the
as, three weeks, have stated that our officers
ave beon snsoua- 70 cyacuate the island bu, have
been unable TO get away. (, was only intended
o be held temporarily.
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Notice of Final Sesfiemd

NOTICE IL hereby given, ,ha, CsaI
~ rich, Administrator Of the 4
Phillip Heinrich, deceased. has filed IL 4
his final account and vouchers with al
which account aud vouchers will te l
allowance and final settlement al M
terra of the County Court pertaisin:
tates, &c, to be held in ard ior \
county, Mt the Courthouse in the 4
Marshall, when and where oil peuoz
ested may appear and contest The 4
they may see proper
y. +. FRIpERlCl, q
April 5, 1862. a
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NOTICE,

Is HEREBY given that r p
J Guardian Of II. q Sledge nina. i,
in my office his accounts and yo,.,
said estate. which accounts AMI vos''
be open for allowance and final s,.s
the April term OF the County ~
tanning to estates, Ne, to be heId !, y
Harrison County, at the coar,ho,. /
city of Marshall, when and where n
interested may appear and con,es, N
If they may see proper.
u. +. FRiDERu N
April IL, 1862 ~
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At h. residence In this county. on Saturday The
goth ult.. Nj. }. i. HARVEY
The deceased was born on the llth Of April
1893. and WIS consequently upwatds Of % year
Of age. lie wa, one among our oldest add best
citizens; man ot Kind heart and incproaahaiir
integrity. H. leaves wife and uamhcr Of chil.
dren aud grand children to mourn hi, loss who
are consocd with the reflection that be has gone
down % DO crave nll u years and hanor-
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Pros, fAs Sa,Astss Pairloi
TROOPS ArFoRT poHELsos

We are indstsssd TO a private source for the iol-
losiag statistics IN regard 10 the Confederate
for ~ a. n. battles before Fort Dunelsnn. They
may be relied upon a. mon nfa4ly apo ssfia
t|ni, the truth. than 4ny stItement yet giyoa. Ia
fac. we kno~ then 90 bc correct be ne main
Nsns,rt ERgagsd. hilsd ard u aisafd ~ he
C1affafrafs FOrcss AZ fori DaRsifoa Fe5rau.
~ liH 1874 itft. ord i5fh, tsG2
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NOTICE is hereby given ,hsi
~ Montgomery was at the Deccnaa'
OF the Probate Court Of Upshn'
1862, appointed Administrator Of -
OF X. J. Montgomery, deceased. !
sona having claims against said 80
present them legally authenticated y
required, and all persons owing ~
will please come forward AID mss
ment.
". T.. MONTGOMERY =
April II, 1862, 2
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NOTICE.

l WISH TO purchase wagons ID
l teams, Tor the use Of Col Edwsnl
Regiment of Infantry. wish good
only, and good wagons and hs'uesl
ons not too heavy with iron OF
axlcs. Any one wishing to sell vi.
report TO me a, Tyler or Camp !
near Tyler, Smith county, Texas.
L MURRu
4 4 QgGr'ani
April IL, 1862.
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ggcErPrs FoR THE TEXAS REPUBLICAN.
TAX NOTICE.

The assessment for the year 1862 viii close
y,h the month OF April. Those who
ave 20, rendered an assessment Of their
property had better DO so Immediately, as
be books will b. closed the st Of May
e. X FISHER,
A,sslsor and Collector, n c.
April ~. ! seq. n29-2t
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-04-19
NEW ADyERTlSEMRy
NOTICE.

Is HEREBY GIVEN tia, ,
l peih, Guardian of b. A. Huas,..S'
has tiled 10 my office his accoap,,f -,
ers with said estate, whieh az ~
vouchers win be open for allow,n,.'''
settlement at the April term Of n q
Court pertaining to estates. A. ~ :,
in and for Harrison county, a, tss
10 the city Of Marshall, when ssS w q
persons interested mag appear ~ y
the same II they may see proper
.. +. FRlDERlci :,
April Ia, 1862. =.