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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-12-03
From Falmouth.
uranorARTERs RIGHT GRAND DIVISION,
Camp near Falmouth, Nov q.

10 the 1Its|OT OitQ tfOHtHtOh to"itCtt; l. ''''-
er;clsbur 0:-Y our letter Of this afternoon IS at
hand. and in consideration Of your pledge that
the acts complained of shall cease, and that
vour town shall not be occupied by any OF the
enemv's forces, and your assertion that lack
of TRANSFORMATION renders it impossible to move
The women. children, sick, wounded and aged,
r am authorized to say to you that our bate
r;ns will not open upon the town at the hour
designated.
General Patrick will meet committee or
representatives from your town 70 morro"
morning at 8 0 clock, at the Lacey House
verv resnectfully, your obedient servant,
i. Y. SUMNER,
Brevet Major Gen'l. Com g. division.
An interview having thus been invited at
A. NJ, Mayor Slaughter, Dr. !. o. Wallace
T T. Narve, Jr., ". A. Little and ". ).
Scott IN the part of the citizens, and General
zarshaw on behalf of the military, proceeded
At the hour named, to the opposite shore, but
~,oro NOT received, as the following note will
axnam. It will also be seen that an apology
was made for firing on the train which Ie1t'
carving out the departing citizens:
Irino1r ARTERs RIGHT GRAND DIVISION,
Near Eamo optn52 ' 1 1s9l''"'
Noy e H. I.z hoo- r;yoi.o;9 -
To the uaor q tGTaru"H ~ nv ~ letter Of last
The invitation gwen TO you III LAY ''''o - ''''
night was N these Nol ;n ,,oa+ committee or
general FatrdcA VIII ll.0e l . +n-norroyr
representatives from youL io aoo;- Honse ;'-
morning, at G clock, at the Lacey ilolse Ill
The invitation was ntendeo onS ~ 1 hove NV No
objection to the committee beng acconapan;;epp
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-12-03

WAR NEws-A cavalry reconnaissance sent
out on Sunday went some twenty miles above
Fredericksburg, but discovered no Confederates
on the north side Of the Rappahannock. The
Confederates continue to strengthen their works
around the town, and there were no indications
yesterday Of their falling back from their posi-
ton
Some skirmishing is reported near the Blue
Ridge, with no Important results. Gen. Jack
son is now said to be at Gordonsville, with
portion Of his arrny at Orange Court House.
In the battle at Cane Hill, Arkansas, on the
Goth ult, fv, thousand Federal troops were
engaged against eight thousand Confederates,
but defeated them, killing some sixty. 1t is
believed that they will retreat into Texas.
Recently in Texas county: Missouri, Fed
eral supply tram. consisting Of forty-seven wa
CONS, was attacked by the Confederates, and
nearly half captured Five Of the guard we're
hilled and twelve wounded. The Confederate
loss is said to have been about equal.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-01-04
ARTgMUs WARD IN TIE Army.

As previously Informed you. / am
captain of the Baldinsvillc company, !
ri1 cradooly bu, majostically from drum.
mers SECRETARY to my present position.
But found the ranks wasn't fall by no
means, and kommencod to fekroot
Having notist general desire on The
part Of young men who are IN the
krisis to wear epple,ts, ! determined -
have my company exclusively % offs.
sers, everybody to rank as Brigaaier.
General The fallerin was among the
veris questions put TO rckro1ts:
Do you know masked battery from
a chunk Of gingerbread
D. yoI know epplet from pieco Of
chalk 2
If trust you with real gun. how
many men of y0nr own company do
you spec YOU can manage TO kin during
the war
Hev you ever heard Of cincral Price,
OF Missouri, and can you avoid similar
aksidenis IN case Of battle
ilcv you ever had the measles. and il
80, how many
How are you nows a
Show me your tong. etc.
Sum Of the qnestyuns was sarkasti-
kali
We are progressing putty well with
our drill As all nre commanding offs
sers, there amt no jealousy. and as we
air ali execcdin smart, it ain't worth
while 10 outstcp each other.
The iaoe OF company composed cx-
klcosively Of commandcrsin-chief orig.
mated. sposc | sknrcely need say, IN
thcxs Branes. Considered idee,
asStcr myself is purity hcf'y We've
got all the tacticks at our tungs ends.
hus what we particularly cksci IN, i in
rcs,in muski's We can rest muskits
with any body
Oar corpse will do It's docty. We SO
to the aid Of columby--wc fight for the
stars.
Well hc chopped into sassige meat
before we'll exhibit our eoght tales 20
the fcc
Ne'll fight till there's nothing left Of
MS hut our little toes, and even they shall
,iciiantly wrgglc.
Ever Of thee
A. WARD
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-01-04

TINS AneMrlov PLATFORM In the II.
lafuis Republican Of the 18th. wc find a
telcgraphic nailcc st late Rcpnhiesn
caacus hed IN Washington. Aheaf
sixty 'nc;nbers Of Congress participated.
who finally adopted ~ The policy ot tire
party, resolution offered hy Ring hant
Of Ohio, declaring in favor Of the con.
tscation of all properly OF the Conscde-
rates ia arms, and those who mid them,
ana the unconditional emancipation ri
all their slaves sherman, uf New York,
took the ground that they could no, row
close iiic war with the bullet. aud that
they innst einploy the slaves 10 do il /;
ard Mesvss Julien and Damn. Of In,ii.
ana, spoke to tho same eject. The res
olution was unanimously adopted, and
will. without doubt, become the policy
Of the dominant party At the North.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-01-04

Il. w LovsEERY.
Deay Su Heretofore have written
you several i tiers, detailing the lcgis-
laiive proceedings,
The reviewed OF entirely nee military
code, based mostly upon he Souils Car.
oliua statutes. has passed. and VIII, he
yond doubt. become law. II contains
some forty pages q manuscript; upon
foolscap. therefore il ia too lengthy e.
receive much II aay comment
On yesterday. after severe struggle,
We succeeded in defeating the revenue
or tax bill, the great monster Of the ses.
sion Il proposes to double shc state
tax. that il. 10 raise the taxes from isi
TO 81 cents on the hundred dollars worth
Of property also, heavy occupation
tax, and making each rrset'cing lawyer.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-01-04

'"v yo"'" v. '"o '''," WA W WI" VI.
ohe evening WINE ,naFch'ng' one o.
NY co'a'" inquiries OF iamny v
.ncy "au roo" .ot SIC. so'a'er. les,
s"ey 'rP''ea, roy two' 'mportnned my
co"''aoc les 'of lhFce, tuey rep'ien.
'A1ouho Tue "ear'hs'ohc 'nat n'ght, our
g 81, was on Po"uca' topics
ING son " 'ne MAST. u mo premises
'em"rke" ma! ne haa voted the sontn-
s'n n'sn,S .ucket, VIVID = mop A. ms
nea'7 Inc name, remarked mat nc
had ne'o on 10 t'c eh'on as long ~ no
c"o'd. now 'na' kentucky must take
part ~ ''e re'o'u.'on gong Oh, v snc
went either way u must DO with the
oou'h one mas 'o'a me Of erotners IN
pom nrin'es. some o. hspnews' hro'n,
erS'n-'aw' cousins, ana relatives OF all
removals. ~ po'h armies lh's Is a ter
,'o'e contest 70 al the states OF the Dor
ner' IN every respect. nave given
,nese incidents III order TO e'i'c'aate ny
Illustration ~ language may never
oc so's 70 " VOW " Tue soc'a'
scale q 30 parties were under
$1,000, their Asoits and Intelligence, 1t
would De easy 70 determine what inc
acS',ny OF nentncky as gieam this
n'ueh' t,a' mere are s'avcholdshg ohiot'
's's !" '''e h,nco'h ranks, Usually thcy
''e GLASS 81 cnv'ons, u''i''css. pchhs-
iess men VINO ma fa'n ace "'e'f prop
o''y 'teea ,n"n 70 see 'tsppfehfia'ed 10
.nH,' iiap's'i'cs. A:so me ex,faV"gah'
, ana PFpn'sa,'' u'e iorelsh ana Tue IAN
No e'e''en', ana aescehoahss 81 tie
i"n"',e' A"o" '''ete Is ,'ei'hg oil
en'y ''swoen r"p'f'or ana INFERIOR
,;a,s,. VI sp.so.s c'.'s Nie'e' ana = -
,'i', 70 'e"''n'i'e now lar neu WIN"
> si h VI 'esense .n's passion VIII iaNe'
"''s 'oe'' '1,' 'nHa we ''us ne"'oeNs
.'lc c'ne''eu Nen'neky 'h'siageht Men
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-01-04

REPRESENTATIVE HAis., 4,
ArsrrN, Dec. 9th, 1851


il. W. LorensHy, ESQ.
Dear Sir since I last wrote Won
something more Of life has been i,,fuscd
into Legislative proceedings at this cap
itol. The stay law, {almost literally that
OF Mississippi,) has passed the Senate.
and is now before the House. and will
certainly. az think, pass this body In a
few days. The opposition to il however
in the house, las was the case IN the
Senatc) will bc violent On, think pow.
erlcss. II is but necessary for onr friends
to refer TO the Mississippi stay law to
understand substantially the provisions
of this measure We published this
law in he Republican, Of tine 2lst uls I
The bill authorizing tbs County Courts
If the several counties 10 levy and col.
lcci county tax for war purposes (hnt
limiting the amount Of sail tax 10 %
cents on the hundred dollars worth Of
property has passed the House, aud
will, no doubt, become law. No rev.
cnLs bill has yet been reported by ~
commistcc on Finance. When reportal.l
il viii provide for liberal increase Of
taxation. Its becoming u law Is doubt.
FIJI AS many If tbc ,nen,,ers of ,h.
tonac who ,yerc Al frs. !, favor III srcb
measure, are now beginning. to in.
quire into the great necsssl.y of paving
"A the State deb. in the next two year.
mo, boipy able 10 perceive any gocd
reaso, ,,hg the rredi,ors of ,hs Sat-
should uot wait e., ,b,ir money mill
nero nro~n,,n,s .irnca II III. Financial
copJltioA of tbn enuutrv IL 90 nrf,rfu.
nate TINT the war tax of the CopreA.g.
ate Gnvcrn,o.,, eaup,,t b, uaia a,,l !.
Il noccss,r, q, snsnend ,j,o laws for ,ba
collection II ali dsh,s n,t;l s,x unnths
,ftos ,ho closo ef tho war-,rl,v sbonls
an ,xcen,,ou he maJe in favor If ,hs
e,.ai,nrs If ,bn Stat WI IA :, 90
;,,nari,,sI. n,.cossar,, Ma, ,3o cor,,,r,,
aLauld he Iurdened ai,b tavatio, ,o a,..
co,u,lish iii. nbicct ,,L.n /, II k,o,v,
,bn a. c.,n,,o, Ia ,a;Jg
!, yJn,ss I'm ,v;il la ,e,a,t,t IL. ia,
co,or,itiso ~, n,iIita,y ATTIRE ea,t,, ,,v,
~ s,- ,hn ,hnr',,,,h nr,.a,s,.a;;a ~ ~
lie militia Of ,he s,a,, ,rb;e, a.a
,oIJ ,v;ll ;n,o,por,,a mainly Tho r;,i,,r,
law af Ia,r. 4.s,I;na THs p,,r,l 49,
vii ,lsn 40 l,re-el,, ,e,is.4 and .,,.,d.
"a b..f,re ,ss ID, a. Of ,bc sass;o,
Ia g. ,h,s ,;,,o ,bo ,og;slat,,,, ha.
,snn mo;,lv orcn,ioa vv,,h ,,ns,fnns
,o,,ain;n,. - s,oet ara stno, r.is;ne,
iran,;e, nro,cc,;,n ana dons.;nns If nra
Il. lana =, i,,dnra' r,oa,;er aa,.,o,ror.
re nn,,,io, Li,l b,s f,il,a ~, ~.
r,,at;,r IN Iii log,ns IN IN mr. No. .',
,o,t;ors ami l. set snaciaily r,r at,r.
d,v .rxt a, ~ a,e,ocE rhat ,,s CO...
~. H. c,,,r,, a.,,r,;,,n
1,e week in ,ha house wns mainly
consumed IN considerip., a I'M IN rarn,J
~ -, sI,e., ans lila nronosin,s 4.
af,.r amend srd a6d M thn oitrny aw
- t,rn, i,,tro4,,oJ a,d aisrrs..I ~
,ses;,gn ,ybcn wc viii scc Tho cpa If
Ill 1,,s r,unot ;no,.irc
A hin has nassed Inc Honse and will
1,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-01-04
A PAHKRR
ArsrlS. Dec. 18th. 1861


Droy Sir 81 have but little to give
Won Mt this time ia She way of news.
The Revenue BIN has been numbering
slang III the house for some five days
past. and 10 day was defeated on i,s
passage, By vote of AZ TO So It will
b. recunsidefod, however. and in so,ne
shape will pass the house lts friends
ore furiorsiy wyaihy, and would readily
pipf al IF rs md. II they had the power
When we commenced fighting IL. we
were only eight strong. aud fought i,
over every foot Of ground
\ Bill providing for frontier defence
has become law, 1t may possibly en-
Tail upon the State m expenditure II
81 900 600 per ananr rse rrgimcn. II
momscA men i TO be- raised By The
state, a. be stationed IN dctachmon's If
- men each, at posts IS miles apart. all
along onr frontier. from Red River to
the Rio Graude Tic Confederate States
are 10 have the privilege 81 Footing the
biil, u they see proper, il mt, the State
is To do IL. | think IL altogether pfoba.
ble that the State viii have this to Do,
and voted against ,he Pill
When the Legislature viii adjourn. is
altogether problemaiieal cannot even
throw on, conjecture on that subject.
some e Us, however. think Of forcing
an adjournment iy breaking a quorum.
Murrah and Col Holman are here.
both in good health Their Railroad
bili is now before the Senate aud think
win pass. had Bill put through the
House. yesterday Increasing the power
Of the City Council IF the City nf Mar.
shall, Ia regard to the matter Of ratfel
service. Ii gives them all the power
they ask.
get ne news from Harrison What
can be the matter with tho mails
Truly Ne,
!.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-01-04
J)plltlstrlJ.

nR. J. II. JOHNSON. Resident pontis; Marshall
~ Texas. fully appreciate, the patronage sud coI'
tJcntr extended o. him inr the last two yeafs, and
hopes ~ merit ia continuance. u tetpnnat. Tor al
work dome by him. Teeth pat up on gold plate, nom
uc to fail set III. services can be- obtained by al
irpasng him hy mail,
s~ 0rflcs In Raacr'- building up stairs.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-01-04

STFs At HFAnQrsgTrE s.--A New York
paper Of the 18th inst, which we have
before us, contains list ~ the rcgi.
meats hattalieus, and companies in the
confederate service with the names Of
officers and places of cncampmcut or
daiy There are Inaccuracies. we admit.
hnt 1t is far better list than any iomr.
list Of Richmond could prepare from.da,a
IA which he is allowed access. Wv have
suspected that there were persons in
official position who wenld net sefupie
70 bciray tAe country into the hands OF
e the enemy Il opportunity offered and
this remarkable publication goc. very
inr towards confirming the theory. OF
what nse j. 1t e. bold scere, sessions of
Congress. and place iniunciicns npon
the Southern press. IL the abolition pa.
pefs Of ths North arg to have their
agents installed IN Convenient positions
in Government Departments
Richmosd nisrateh
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-01-04

The Richmond Enquirer underestimate
tha. the speedy organisation u the
Confederate District Court III tlr Cll,c-
much consequence. AS there l. c0nsid-
cradle amount Of property ot the enc
my's within the bounds II tho Nation.
which should be looked after and 81.
Cured.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-01-04
r.or. or dentist. pay 80 each;

doctor. or dentist. pay 80 each; and
many other even more otnox,ous iterss
The friends Of the bill. after days ,tl.-
cussion and many amendments, called
the previous question In order, 10 arrest
farther proceedings. and pass the bill
and we ordered call Of thu housc. and
after procuring II full ntt.li,.lanc~. and
the roll called, we defeated the bill BY
three votes. Yet they have moved 10
reconsider. and perhaps Nc may have 10
compromise, AZ the wavcfing are fearful
Of the consequence at this late hour Of
the session.
SINCE the defeat Of the pet treasury
measure, VIE are threatened with th.
dismemtcrmeni of the State, and the re-
peal OF the stay law, In, wc fear not the
consequences; we are adequate 10 either
extremity. although We shall oppose
either or both.
A petition was presented few days
since to give n portion u Harrison 10
Marion county The special committee
10 whom it was referred has. reported
adversely tlercto. therefore Il is defeat
cd beyond doubt
There is much anxiety felt aud ex-
pressed by the members to adjourn by
Christmal, but believe it il almost i'm
possible il we get through with the bu-
ainess.
The Hon ,Iao 9. Wlkcr, men.h her
frem Harris county, died about mid.
night last night. Of congestion Of the
brain He @as n worthy mai some e.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-01-04
AtsriS. Dec llth, 1861.
x ". I.oucaeny, Esq.

AtsTfN. Dec lltii, 1861.
K. W T4oucHeRY, Esq
Dsaf Sir IL enclose herewith the
report al the House committee 90 "
nance. which wili show clearly the Icv-
enue policy proposed 70 be adopted hy
the State DR.. Parker informs me that
he has forwarded yen the bills reported
ty the committee. accompanying The re
port herewith enclosed The rate of
taxation you will see j. - cents IN the
one hundred dollars worth of property,
Besides q heavy occupation tax. and au
increase of ouc hundred per cent on the
poll tax The object, % expressed, i TO
provide IA revenue snhicieut II carry on
the State government and provide FOE
the payment el the State debt ia the
next two years do not believe this
the best policy fer the State 70 adopt at
this time but would prefer funding the
Stat. debt aud the assessment II u tax
sufficient TO provide FOR the civil cSpen-
ditures Of the State government sor the
next two years. and the payment ot the
lss.rest that will accrue on the State
debt We will sGionrn. | ihs;ik, ON Sat
ufday II mex, week. fruly. sc,
5, u, HENDRICKS
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-01-04

HorKIssvlLs Ky, Dec. IL, 1861.
r. W. LougAeyy.

u WV amy y. Nc".uesJ
s'"e'a"y "e 500" 10 go INTO winter
IT, ~ ~ p.s""'o on' movements WIN
W ''''' "''e,cs', "''c' stating 'nat ]"
'""o'o" ""t VIC ''"'c ."'S o"y Iof
"no''.' "n" po'"' camping ground.
"'sv ','"' o", ',''y "s' Is increased
NV. ,;. ''y' WI s'se yo" my ooserva'
.''" '':,, y" s,r's'N su"Jco's, trusting 'ha'
~, r. ~ - ~, ,''e'os. 10 your read
80 80 W. '"e "sa'he' "nich Is
~" '"""s '''"' anu urn ana frosty
10 - saw "ese' 70 nav 'e'h so nck'o III
' ~ '"o ''''s' "ne'c", neh'
~ ~ 70 n,"' curing 'nn last
20 eo"'s '''''Vis' LUIS "e"'hef
: s'. 'oPe' ',n'ne Cause mas pro
"N'' u" "np"'a''e'o" amount OF SICK
"esa' , "o' on's among our own uhaceh-
.'','. 'o"'"o'"e's' o"' among Tue hen-
NY, N'"na' DOT" una ofen III this vicinity.
'n's "'"'o,'"h COMES IRON Goa, ana
49, ~, "''S IA 'nc hump Govern
"'' "''' po'P'o VINO o"ei' III hunses
u. ""' S.etp On Deus are soh"o; pn'
us 'o'oeu ''''i' "o'''' "n" n""'e com.
us ''v'ne ~ 'eh,s' snoT,sohg Oh man
,e'e,i' anu NY COOKE" 'ooo W. Lying
'"''"' po""'s ''oy a'e uy'hs' "he"
= p"V'"' 70 '"",n s'oS ~ camp VINO
~ ao' 'o'o.'' "'s n'",aay' nc ~ ,tii'
"y 80 " Wv noeP''"'' ing
'.,.. Nv m IN, '"'e, ","
''r''',, ." 'oy"s IA 'n' "osP''"i is
"'a L a ,g', ~'u"ou' V""p ''nes'
~" -, WY" nv "'a
'"Pi'' 'N'' "'"i w 'i' ''h ~ . attitits W
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-01-04

AFcablshor Hughes arrived ii Lon.
don IN the alss alt. aud IN, ~ fesis
the next day. oa Nm Wsy ~ 4aia. HI
niission has ,totAiae q d. wjsA ~ psad-
ing troables.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-01-04
NOTICE.
Southern Pacific Railroad Company.

fIiiE following Resolution was adopted by tho
i Beard II Directors OF this CV,pany at their
meeting Sept, 10th, 1861
kesoired, That the following notice be pub
llshcd 10 the Texas Republican
All these claiming to hold debts against the
Southern Pacific Railroad Company viii please
present them Immediately at the Office Of the
Company IN Marshall, for investigation, ard TO
be passed upon according TO the resolutions OF
The Board Of Directors.
A. r. SMITH, Secretary.
Marshall, Sept l2th, 1861.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-01-04

The Roston Post says ton ~ powder
destined for the United States. was re.
Gently cenFisca'Tl ~ Montreal
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-01-04

The number 81 sick Yase v ~ =
the varioas hospitals = - S
estimateA sixtv spcwexHd s,a.sl
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-01-04

Rio eofcc is selling in Baltimore AZ
lnl ccnse wholesale.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-01-04

nl u. ~ YOUNG has resumed the practice Of
! ne'ifinc again and VIII give apcaia attention 10
M aiao take diseased negroes ~ his house, and ticai
l-nm on ~ .nnlll, tnIIns.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-01-04

shoes. Sh0cs!! Hh0es!!!
lust received large ard superior lot Of
~ shoes, which will he sold cheap. BE GER
tain TO call nj
s. JACOBS.
Marshall Nov, "a, 1861, Mott
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-01-04
ONLY rwo DOLLARS AND A EALr A YEA
Iam Cnrhs.

CtEo. LANE. ATTORNEY at Lar, Marshall, Harrison
" county. Texas.
TALL n MOsELy, Aifofpsgs and cosnssl'ofs at
| ! La'r.
AprHnss-M, J. Hall, Marshall, Texas: :. Y,
Mp-eley. Jefferson.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-01-04

HAVE removed my store to the brick house
immediately North 81 the Courthouse
S. JACOBS
Marshall No.. ~. 1861. ni0~sf
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-01-04

nR g, p. n. JOHNSON, offers Dis professional
- services 20 the cIt2cas Hi Marshall and surround
1r country. ofcc one door south 81 Scar, With
ar-p.nns Drug Store Cails lett on thr Slate At the
irHr at the Drug StnN If stara Nithefsponn
vlli h. promptly attended to.
Feb 70 1891 nl9ty
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-01-04

ms. =. }. BEAi4l. residence West II the Public
~ square. Office in the back room NJ : y ianeas-
tar tin. nrpg store. Calls leo tav dUuf slate
10 thc pfnr store. will ie promptly attcadcd ,o.
Marshall, Jan ~, 1851 Missy
DiI a. SEARS. oilers his protc,-auai services TO
- ;lr u2tas Of Aar.htil, iui surrounding country
nFrlrE II The prug store Of Srar.S Withcrpaon
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-01-04


nATILLo & MASON, fikrnegs and teuase'7or'
L al La,r. JEFFERSON fKNhs. VIII practice ~ the
Sixth and Eighth Judicial nistfiota Prompt atten.
ron will be given o. collection and settlement o
r;aims offc- on Marshall street, over J. h. ;. c
smiths -.aEe
ss- The partnership does not include Harrison
County.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-07-11
can. ron ANOTHER REGIMENT.


We publish to-day proclamation Of Gov.
Holbrook for another regiment Of volunteers,
in response to the call Of the President for
another force of three hundred thousand
men. The call Of the Governor is made to
The patriotism Of the people of Vermont to
come forward promptly and fill up the Tenth
Regiment, and he sets forth the inducements
that are held out to such as now respond to
the pressing needs Of the country. The
crisis is upon us our brave sons and broth
ers have been obliged to change their position
and fall back before the overpowerng num-
bers that the enemy have brought against
them, and this too when the prize was almost
within their grasp Gen. Mcclellan has been
calling for weeks for more troops, and the
Government has been unable TO supply themi
and now that the people Of Vermont are call
ed upon for help to aid in the final contest,
shall we stand supnely looking or lament
ing that this or that policy is not pursued by
this or that department Of Government p
Rather let as sink every and all other ques-
out the rebellion. Quick work now may
save long months and perhaps years Of des-
perate fighting when once England and
France shall have entered arena against us,
as they surely will unless they see speedy
termination Of hostilities and prospect Of
abundant supply Of the great staple Of the
South for the workshops that are TO feed their
furnishing millions. Young men Of Vermont,
your country calls you. VIII you heed the
call and rush TO the rescue or will you stand
listlessly by and see all that yoN cherish in
the present and all that you hope for in the
future ruthlessly snatched from you by trait
ors and rebels 10 arms lis but to doubt
your patriotism to question your answer
Let your res onse then be worthy Of the
pround name of Green Mountain Boys h
rouse At once, and show that your heart is in
the work, Enroll your names among the
patriots Of 1862, and let Vermont be FIRST and
foremost in the new draft upon the loyalty OF
the country "Stay not upon the order Of
going, but 20 at once