The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-07-19

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here Ia no movc"'n' IN COTTON, exceps The
owing from the 'SA' co'nmn
'orrox There was quito stir in cotton
lerdsy. From the upper windows Of the
esr' oltccs on Csronseici street, samples
h had heen stored away for year ~
tc deccntcd in aeacy showers stimulated,
)btlcaa. BY the news Of heavy rise At New
kk. These samples We understand, com
bded tho very handsome price Of twenty
cents PER pound, " which eleven bales
ngcd hands.
There WEIR sbcat thrcc hundred inmates Of
Charity lSespisal, which ia an unussliy
NJ number. I've prevailing types Of dis
arc mild.
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(Ier. General Order. No AZ rrcr;r,s al,
Ranks In The Deua rtment N H. GulT"
ale returns IN NJ. h.,.Io..r,..~ ~ IN
I. due IN h.nLs IN .,v ~ !. n. u,.... ~ ~
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dstr and IN Ia Inc nrrs.nt t.
nm OF ali sums due ,hc State Of ior;.;.n.,
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.ing the spcoin, n,..n, If G.c sh.nls y
iII,sry Goyernor Of oai,;.o..
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In, entertained And srn,e...J hv rcr.nn.
Iy,rv fs.yr,c vho h.ve h.so h,m,ch, n
.ct oa6c;alIv With lion Sh.nhl., =, -hn
called upcn him Tor information on .d.
sinrc his .ssumr,ion of in no.t If nil.
camm.rds.t here. vher ve Nv Ina, a
courtsous poli,e. cons;dtrste .na gentle.
" officer cannot In me-, or On. vho In
ncr, could be more dcsirous OF making !.
phl condition Of public Affairs ~ little
sifying and affecting IA possible. lie Ii
iisoTganiser, ~ rcognier Of spurious
fnders to patriotism who would introduce
observation-disclosures under the prctcnce Of
Ny. no imitator Of that peslilerious brood
would ruin this magni6ccn. country while
ting to accomplish It through love and
Piy TO the Union he Is, on the contrary,
! things consistent, and believeing that
authority wherewith be Ia clothed 10 con-
II with single object, that OF asserting
supremacy OF the laws and constitution Of
United States, he will do nothing him
cr allow Others to do augat incompatible
this object. II Is not to he expected
our fellow citizens can readily forget thu
or ignore the present but when the pop
mind is toned down to temperate views,
ire sure NC DO MT promise unxarrantably
We say there viii he gratitude and thanks
hose who, 10 spite n momentary exas.
|sions, procured genthmsn A. uncxcep-
Ahle and just IA Gen. Shepley has shown
-d in all things to be, 70 be appointed
eary governor here
be following article Ia 4 little mysterious
Mu,H NKxpxp Tu,prsArux.-On Al,
bun,a il ia imperstivelv necessary that
people Of New Orleans should be "A early
osibe placed in easy, direct, and unio,er
I'd communication with the interior O,
contiguous States. We know that this
r the Circumstances. cannot BE- done. ~
ing under zach restrictions. conditions snt
lAtions as the military power row in The
pdsnt hero NAV N.Y. 4, 70 impose. IN,
anti, .ss~e prtcniahle Limitations. n,
bratior of communication between TN