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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-06

FlNANcIAL.--New York papers Of last evenin p
say The stock exchange has q more cheerful
infusirg new hope and confidence among auap.
cial men: The growing ease In money also as
stss the improvement In stocks The Govern
ment list Is rather more active and shade higher.
The 7.30 notes advanced to t02k, and that WA
bid for more. The bond are without special
change, a, follows; U. 3 6s, 1864, 100; u 3. SIS,
1865, 90; U. s. &c, 1865 Coupon, %; u s. SIS,
ises (eouponl, a1; U. 3. Sc, l,a Registered J,
ls7i Ireeistered), IS; D s IS, is7l coupon, IS:
U. .. e's, 1881 (registered), IS; u g. IS, 1881,
teoupon), ssx. The market for gold and ez..
cnenge almost stationary to day. Gold cou-
clsss bills on London are quoted I26aia6x with
more inquiry at the close. The mail for tie Boz
Ton steamer closes at 81 O'Clock. Dntiabie De.
mano notss are quiet al los per cent. Silver ID
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-06

"sTRsws Neither the Star or the National
Istahg. nesr give the slig htest encourag emen mt
20 the ar meeting to be held here this evening I"
-RsPEbiiedS
Put on your specs, neighhor, and look at our
- doube-lsader'' at the head Of the editorial
column in yesterdays stc,, and to our daily no.
t:oes previously. Be just, If you won't be gen.
-rouf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-06

TEE COMMITTEES OF ARRANGEMENTS Of the
var mass meeting desire that all executive Of
hcen Of State governments, and military and
naval oncers not now invited, who are In the
city, will consider themselves invited guests, and
present Themselves at the west front door Of the
Capitol at halt.pass four, when they VII be con-
Quoted u seats on the platform.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-06
'FHE EVENING STAR.
WASHINGTON CITY:
q, 1859


The IrtsHissne.r argues sfhrmatively upon the
oonsti tutionslity Of the Presidents emancipation
policy and refers to the opinions Of Monroe King,
Webster, Marshall, and others, In support Of the
argument.
The RspsbEsedn considers the fact that MANY OF
cur generals are adopting q decided policy in
reference to the employment Of Degroes, as good
omen, and the best way Of speedily ending the
rebellion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-06

II In the first branch of Baltimore City Coun.
ellis yesterday, resolutions were adopted request
ing Major General Wool TO administer the oath Of
allegiance to ali the citizens Of Baltimore at the
earliest possible period
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-06

RAIslEs MEN AT the war meeting at Brock
port \ Y the other evening, ex Governor
Church eIPo,tulated with the young men for no,
coming forward, and said, after pause in the
proceedings, "Why I could raise more men from
The l1diss IN tbs kopsw
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-06

IL The corrected valuation Of property in the
city Of New York was reported on Monday to the
supervisors. The real estate Is 1929 $40 7l4; per.
-oaaI, p 4ls Oal; tOta s57l s92, Jas This shows
decrease from the valuation Of 1861 amounting
20 90 ga Oh
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-06
BOARDING.

BOARD IN 1HE .CoUNTRY-One or two
" families can get pleasant accommodation in
gomery County, Md, by addressing ~. c." Post
Once Board By the week or menfh. "a Gs
R0AEDIN6a6ood Rooms sSa Board ean bs
~ had IN Northern family at 33e Tventy-frst q.
south, betwe IN Il and 4. ~ An a-Jvs
Q0Oms AND BOARD, with q Northsrn faui
~ IN pleasant locality near the Oepertmeuts.
Nov house, furniture and beddirg. lev 1able
tween 6 And r.. 10 S(-&m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-06

UThe U. s. gunboat wissahickon arrived
a, the Philadelphia Navy Yard, from New Or.
leans, Monday evening. She comes north for
repairs, having been patched up after the taking
Of Forts Jackson and ST. Philip.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-06

II The Presidents call for three hundred
thousand more troops and the order for drafting,
IRE received with enthusiasm at the North and
West. II 10 announced that Massachusetts, and
Pennsylvania will both fl their quota Of volun-
teen without drafting
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-06

PERsosAL.-Gov d. Morgan, Gen. Anthem,
Thurlow Weed, Gen. c. A. Arthur, Hon. Alfred
Ely, AID J. W. White, ofN. Y; Gov. Bucking-
ham, Of Conn l.; Hon. John P. verree, Of Pa; Gen.
g. r. shiplsy, Of New Orleans; and Com. VIM.
Smith, q. 3. N, are at Wllardr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-06
OUR MILITARY BUDGET.
GEN. wADswoRTR GONE TO HARRIS
BURG.

Gen. Wordsworth, military governor Of this
District, left suddenly FOE Harrisburg, by last
evenings train. He was accompanied by one
aid. His mission Is not deaaitely known, bu, It
is regarded as Of great Importance, as he went at
the instance Of the War Department.
II is supposed that II may have connection
with the reasonable attempts to discourage re-
cruiting, essayed there.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-06

III James ii. Holmes, Secretary OF New
mekico, has been arrested BY Gen. Candy at Santa
Fe The cause Of the arrest was an article In the
Republican (which was Temporarily onducted
by Holmes) making fun at Fort Union-sayiug II
was = no fort-and intimsting that the Govern.
meni lad been s.indled out OF seventy thousand
dollars In having 10 built.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-06

III The marriage Of the Count de Paris with
the eldest daughter Of the Duchess Of Parma vas
decided upon In the legitimiss congress recently
held at Lucerne, under the direction Of the Count
branches Of the Bourbon family, and explains the
return to Europe Of the young prince and ID
rssig Of bis post In the United States ser.
vice.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-06
NAVY TARn

The Baltimore left the yard for Fortress Mon
roe yesterday afternoon. The Resolute left the
sarne time Tor the Rappahannock, taking down
the refugees who were brought up on the wyan.
dank on Saturday last, who have obtaired per-
mission to remove their families and effects to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-06

VIRGINIA "A letter TO the Trtbxse, from War
Ienton, says that two brothers Of Senator Brown
ing, who are rich planters In that vicinity, have
come forward and taken the cath Of allegiance
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-06
SICK AND WnnNnEn snInIRRs

By the list Of sick and wounded soldiers In the
various hospitals, published on our fourth page,
II will be seen that there are In the hospitals Of
Washington city, 3,5l5; In Georgetown, 2is; in
Eastern Branch Hospital, 100; in Alexandria,
,442; and in Fairfax Seminary, 9O6.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-06
LATE TELEaRAPHIO NEWS.

NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
NEW York, Aug. e-1Ik a. m.-Fiut Board
Long bonds, s5X; gold, Il4X.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-06

" The preliminary report OF the census will
be printed and ready for distribution In the course
Il "a week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-06

II The Second Branch Of the Baltimore City
Council Yesterday unanimously passed the bounty
ciditance appropristins s:sO,ooO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-06

IL VIM A. w heller, of New York, has been
awarded the contract for supplying the Treasury
Department with stationery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-06

II Mr.. Duncan, originally from South Caro-
Ina, but now known a. prominent resident Of
Bellin, has been appointed consul to Hanover.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-06

URev. Dr. Stockton, Chaplain to the House
IF Representatives, 10 scjourning temporarily in
Springfield, Ohio.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-06

II Government has contacted for the con-
stuction, At New York, Of an immense and
f.. nidable iron plated ram.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-06

From PARlss-csnona Rayes; Par e. Tsrseu;
Thirelxi CSpons Ame rsyes; IS cents.
Ireedwelli ganons dc erapds sAbres, s. cents,
2readvell; Canons perfeoiionns; g cen Q,
Msngeot; 40 Armes Do 6uerfe rsy eef; 81 70.
Sehmoeisi Cenons de ksyss do Champagne ~
sssssmosI:I: Ay.:ea.ss ssx Canon rsyss cents,
Adtsi Ue. csnoSs Tsyss; Sia. 10 -
BachyaldeIi Cenens ayss systsms Armstrong
and WLttWofth; - oents,
pes Cenons rayes 90 Bslgi(ue;s 70 cents.
DanslS Tsnaformafion du rmsssriel do PArtl-
Fouroaliss Le Canon rsye Pyusslsn comparison
des ~ stemss FrAnosis ct Prussien; IS 5ents,
Feuroaplt; Dc Canon Prusslsa Jags Per lss Aile-
LeroIi Lvs cenOns hayes On hsliss; 90 cents, siss
ManIeoE Du FusL dc Chassss q is, q,
Mares; Des nouyslies armes D foo; g oensB, "a q
Mares Des nouvellss armes rayses; 81 csnte, &c \
Adts; Osnons rayes systsmes csvelh o. AEmsIoDt;
MAPssesi fhsoris du Revolver Msn.so,. Gem
7erfse- Rensis1os dur solide On O. stsed.rsdes
% 80 cyisnaI <cna; ~ cents.
sac - ~ rkANcK TAYLOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-06
NJ arYland.

The President, after making tour OF the forts
over the river yesterday, arrived from Alexandra
In one Of the transports last night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-06
OFFICE OF wAsAIN6TON AQUEDTcj

Aulust 6, 1881.
SIAIID PROPOSALS will be recsIyed until the
IAN day Of 1852, for furnishing the Broke
the Washington Asuoduot,
There VII be re aired aboat 100000 Bricks, 5000
these snanaties will DO increased or dimimshed A.
msy be found necessary.
Five hundred barrels OF Cement are needed
Whloh VII set very quickly, ana entirely 20 the
satisfaction Of the Engineer.
Forms for proposals may BE- obtained at this
ofhoo. They will be endorsed s.Proposals for
Brick n 'for Cement," or 'for ssud % ss ths esse
nay Be, And dlIeetsd to HON. CALEB B:
WIN. r. HU1fON.
au eotd Chief Engineer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-06
AsURY EN7,

TREAS uRf MEN7,
PROPOSALS viii DO received ct this department
until the 18th Instant for tbs delivery at ts Treas
800 70 Loo tons "a 40 lbs Of best Susiiy WHITE
ASH ANTHRACITE coal. consis ing prinoI
tons q 80 lbs OF RED AsH, egg sile ~
The lroeosals must be addressed 20 the Sursr,n
fendent ofthe Sout b sast Executive Bulldins an
dorged Proposals. for Joel !" and sent under ceysr
to The Secretary of the IA, asuty W.
an std Superintendent 5. L. e BTiIdinr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-06

OFFICE OF WASHINGTON. AQUEDUCT,
PRoPo,ALs Will DO received until The a3th dsJ o,
AuEusf, 1882 for the complexion of the auxilisry
Plans and specifications oen be CD :ained at this
ofioe. " "
Pipe Vault," and addressed 10 aRon Caleb hi
Smith, Secretary of the Interior, wsshinston.n
VIM. HUTTON,
so eotd Chief Engineer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-06

MR. Il. NJ. HARVEY
aeETUkNS rhanks % the citizens of Wash
IN. ton Tor the liberal pstro nsgs hsre ~ x
toiore bestowed and announces thatVN fAI
n III. It ga sssoiiss me1t will be closed wv
VIII reopen and again furnish superior
YORK hteOfsHEhs,a and other "a { vster lux
MI, 70 VINO may iavor him v, Ia Q oali.
heated with steam 1ip-s. . w
gu 6-st
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-06

L COAL-COAL-COAL!
l. HAVE Nov on hand q large supply of all kind e
OF Coal suitable for General family use ! w1u q
FURNACE COAL. costing little more al pur
ohase, bat ohssfest In the end, being firm and
All coal thoroughly prepsr rcd before delivery.
WIN M. dALT, 2s2 Pc. avenue :
su6ft IRepub betw. lith and 12th sts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-06
ADJUSTMENTS.

THE NEW YORK ATLANTIC eARD1s,
Il 10. $50 STRUT. BEIwlIr lSTH AR ltrH,
zmssesssss EesTy Nith-SlsNoRA 81 DBL,
Sun n-T hne vooaasn N. will appear and sing New
beIla free Concert every night. kefresh
nens SasPensed bI attentive WATERS.
RspeotfuLy,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-06

Ones Of the Connisstossrs xndsy tke act Of ApyiI
10, 1862, entitled An act for ths rs.nse of esr-
tam IersonS held TO Seyrie. or labor in tke Dis
f,tet Of Celxr1bia," City Hall, Washtngtox,
AsgnSt2, 1862.
~THE COMMISSIONERS, having determ-
AS lned 20 adjourn on he 18th instant TO brl o.
up their work, notice il hereby given to Gil petl
tto1ers for compensation under the act to produce
the servants for which claim Is made within the
next ten days.
The Commissioner will, until the 18th instant,
NEST ~ 10 cock q. m, every day, except Mon
au civ VIM. X. WOODWARD, Clerk.
~CaURGH CAMP MEETING-MeKrs-
1S drss ChapsI, Mass. aresrs, hetVe,n 9th nd
l0th ns-Ehit Church, nich NJ been undergoing
thorough repair, vii b, reoDened on SUNDAY
August Sd, when Will be oon meuo.d . serles OF
meetings similar to those usually he'd on tbs Damp
Erognd. A. 8 q. m. four prayer meetings viii Do
heid In the four class room IN the basement; at IL
. m Ireeonlng IN the main audience room; ..
p, m presenting IN the same place; at 81. D. m four
class.I DOM praler meetings; ST p. m. PreaohinE
In the main audience room. During the succ.ed-
Ing days OF the week similar services will be hold
each day, with the addition of q morning prayer
meeting at O'Clock, and an occ asic nal vafiati On
Of the rvoes at '. m. By pray or and the relation
OF chrlsuen experiences. The public IL earnestly
inVlteo 70 asteno. seats free. aullw'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-06

u . u Z Z MI, .
Aurusts, 1862. .
PROPOSALS will be received at this Depsrtm Il,
OAK WOOD: TO DO Of the best quality aud to be
dslitsLed IN froat Of the southe,st Ex,cutI7e
before the first Of October. 10 be said for xhSn
the whole is delivered or thede!ivery secured.
PtoI2ssls must DO addressed to the Superinten
dofsed Proposals for Wood" and sent under
cover to the Secretary Of the Treasury.
3. III, McKEAN,
aus ID supsrntsndent Z. y. EI Building.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-06

s. 81 ::,:'s 3 IS - = .y,, .....
ss Z; e; nah ss. s:.. ss5s' NE, ,ssl
S. .s.,5 H s, I; :I'S y iiss. y so
sses.s ssi..ss:, God silver and s,sel sSsss-
&c 1919 = = y q 81 r. ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-06

w FLA6S-FLA6s!
Inc and MtssIS FLAGS. rom r. mill a. BUM
in0n'' ~ 10 i slIi fiHs' 44i sH6ops. "a
ne ne d ,nIsestf snf Ssespest assortment in
Together with FANCY GOODS, LANTERNS,
FIREWORKS, DO 40, vholessle aad retail, at
tne NATIONAL FLAG and military DE-
POx; S5: 500 strsst, between 18th and iItn,
near MlIlArQe hotel. au 6-s0lm$ :
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-06

In rehearsal the L. ug bic lnterlude entitled
NEW YEARS CALLS,
With entire Lew soen- ry, In the Skating CsrntyH
Genital Park,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-06

DIANOS-6rest bsTgains In SECOND IA Vi
L PIANOS. Ops very good Adrew-.
Sssin Sis:e; Tor SIS; one M.hoI.py vvv|
MEIZEROTT, sole Agent Of steinway q Sons
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-06

DATEN7 OFFICE CURIosITiEs-6uide .
ment 6ardensss 81 tns stand il Patent Ofse; Rars
Antlsunrisn Booksi 6cyernmeuf Book; Decu-
korts; BqTnt Patent Once keportg Chsa1 Sooks
Hp . 20 PsdiAr,i MilsaLy zriaLi MILITARY
shovlng over 2,0ae miles; many thousand ChS0p
Bookf. cot cheap rent. LArge sales, lev
sr1esf u stairs ever Bans 81 Washtn8ssn:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-06

DA9E CHANCE FOR WATCH MIXERS I.
n FOB SALB-6ood VIII, FIIIUres AID Fsrt
pf the Stocf Of very rood Business stand, at very
low terms Inquire {6l Seventh rtTeet, near 4.
oDposite p. ID. aus sts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-06

N NOTICE
DR. Won MOSCHZISKER. OcuI;st ant
aurst. gar Penrsyivania avenue, viii be sbeen
ffom the oiII till tho 18th inst. auS-6ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-06
WAsalNsLoN ciIY sARDEN, Ns. :

E Il ..f ssAssGkAS .:s ss! ~
Der respectfully informs the public that he has re
And that heresfter on every MONDAY and 7hursds
ats O'clock p m. there vih be band Of msan 4
6allery have been erected for the amusement Q
visitors. Gibbs and assoolkkIons oan have the no
He pledges himself that he viII use his best su
seevors 70 please ali VINO may honor him With thei
Iresenoe. Ia A-3msl ERNsI LOERRLER.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-04-26
KILLED AND WOUNDED IN COL. hAxEfH
(rExAs, REGIMENT.

d.. J. x Lyons. q Clafksvsils, Tsxss. who
I'm Covsn,h on the 18Th b. very hin1ly Furnish
ed US Nth ,h~ list Of eAsna,ies II NAzsys tssh
TexA.) Regiment, !n.aats, "a The battle Of nhi'
ioh
rhcrv we're 2ls engaged all told. Two eompa'
nics -crc detailed for special service. The rank 5
had been ,hinncd by sickness.
Company A.. Capt. shelton. Lamar county
Captain and l., Lieutenant ah-cnt commanded
by Ind and 9rd LieuteuAnts. knlcd--nonc--
Wounded, \. Z. smith, severely James N,
Long. -cverel, > q Evans. severely John W
m is-ing-E.. ". II. Long. John Smyrr, }. '.
Ryan, Sergeant J. p. Franklin. slightly.
Company v. Red River. Capt. RAesdsle. tsct)
commanded by LIST and nd Lieaisnan,s. Ailled
E. u. Johnson. shot through the head. Rev. L..
V Brown. shot through the heart james d.
Allen shot through the left thigh A. A Baker,
shot through the left side Vim. Myers. shot
through tho head Sergeant Q, A. shookley
shot In the right breast. Wounded J Davis
severely shot in left arm J. u. Davis. severely (;
James Watson, slightly u y. vsainerly. do.
Missing Corporal ]. A. Codman, Thomas Pen
der Only 80 engaged
Company c, tGmyson county,. Capt Youn e.
-killcd-R. Bo-tiok. J. ". t,gg. John Bar
oundcd- II. r. Douglas slightly, 10 the foot I,
l. s. sivells, slightly c. ". Moore, do, Edwin
Moore. -svercly through left shoulder u. Jones.
slightly; JOS. iogsden, slightly. stsaek by
piece of shelf. Missing. -. =. N, Bryan. 20 In
the action.
Company y, Titus county) J. II. Mercy
nolds was Que of the companies on special scr
vice. Had bu, Ave men in the field Wounded
Jane. Tsgrr,. slightly y. A. Earle. severely
Company =. Lamar ooun,y) Capt. Hill.
tsick,) only eight prva,es in the action. sll the
others sick. 4, II. webarn. slightly wounded
Company r. Capt. Lenwich Hopkins county
kiiled-2nd Lieutenant s. ". Hamll. Wounded
A. Nco.ec, seriously and leg amputAt~d lief, in
the hands Of the enemy
Company g. Capt Joseph A. Moore Hoyklns
county--Killed. Capt. Moore, died five days after
being wounded and buried with the honors Of
war. Wounded -. b. Martin, severely
shot through 10th legs Lieutenant uzza Mason,
wounded and missing. II c. Copeland. T J. ~
Langblin, lessee Tate. and Allen Walden, slightly
II rank and Gle. engaged.
Company II, fannn county. Capt Harvey
Wise, who was slightly wounded Corporal John
Mitchell, do. Corporal John Coonrod. severely
". T. whi,-ctt slightly, T. N. Carol, {. Is.
| Dyer, aud J, W. Holt, severely T. h. pnn'ck
slightly; A. 0weniy and VIM. Driver, missing
Company Collin county. Capt. ]. Dickson
who was killed body not recovered j. :. Muse
". Fletcher. wounded J. j. Thompson, Elisha
Beck Philip Barnes. B, T. W Webb, v. I. Berry
and J. A. Be~ley. slightly James Campbell, J
II. vermiihon and " NJ Phillips. severely
Miss,ng-J II. jenkins. and l.. q. Jones. THIRTY
men rank and ale, engaged
Company X, Capt. D. A. billiard, Lamar eoun
! kod-serg'. g. ". Thompson. woundes
II, forbion, and G. J. Terrell slightly.
Total-la Killed, II missing. and q wounded,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-04-26
NEW ADvERTlSGnRNn
A GOOD BARGAIN

tlnO ACRES OF lAsd for ~
lOVO miles south Of Casths.s = VI
road leading from Carthage 70 sao ~.
tine. $50 acres OF said land are ~
and in = high state Of cultivation, III
situated that two beauai,al buildipr L,-,.1
can be had on the same, to mske tvo 4.
Of 800 acres each Said location. ~
situated that steam mill can Do ~ /
either, which ia much needed in Tie go.
hood. with elegant spring and we'll ~.
together with new gin house and scrrv ~
ali the necessary buildings to make h ~
Portable for . hrnev 70 commence. -, i
the trouble and expense that Ia necsp>r \
settling = new place together with N n
stock and utensils necessary 70 oar, !.
farming, If wanted. Also some in,c...
town lots in Carthage. ~ desire TO -.
my business, that may be enabled 10 n
my brothers place, during the VA. h,
terms will b. made eaay. will take urs
or Confederate bonds ~ cash. Con- =,
SEC, as il win cos, you nothing
A. II. BAKER
April 26, 1862. n3l Il
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-04-26
NOTICE.

rs HEREBY GIVEN tina, A. q. Bx
/ peth, Guardian Of Il, A, HudSpih. rsr
has Sled in my cGcc his accounts and ,ss
ers with mid estate. which aecoass n,
voacherp will be open FOR allowance nd n
settlement, .. the April term Of the Goes,
cour, pertaining TO estates, Sc to be u.
in aud fox Harrison corniy, a, the cour,hss.
in the city Of Harshall. when and WIN |.
persons Interested may appear and COSTS
the sane if they may s.c proper
g. F. FRiDERlCI, CHI
April L.. 1862 n29-A
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-04-26

Gov. Iuusocx Nor TO BLAxy.-Thc Houston
'egrAph, Abiding 10 oar structures upon the late
Exclamation Of Governor Lubbock. relative to
!ni's ,he, abssrsc. justice. bat proceeds to show
a; the fault Was not TO be s.cribed to our worthy
nd patriotic Governor, hut 70 the vsscilaton and
abecilisy Of the War Department. Of the Coufcd.
ate Government. Our contemporary will bsAr in
nd, that our remarks wrrc written with the
- then presented, and w..hon, knowledge Of
'' ~hat the Governor had done to correct the or.
rs that had been committed n Richmond. II il
be hoped tina, the new Secretary Of War will
,hlb't mor ability. industry. and hrrncsa than
q predecessor.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-04-26

FoKr Gis-os, c. N. Jan. -, ls6..
WHEREAS, On the 71,h inst. Providence, In His
divine wisdom. has seen At 10 remove from our
midst, JANIS y. HAKgs, Lieutenant OF Company
X. Z. and c. ". X. who by his manly dcpor,.
men. and noble deeds, had endcsr~d hin.elf 10 ali
with whom hr w,ss associated And
WnsnEAs, The company deem 1, proper. with
unaffected sorrow. 70 express their sense of the
loss In him a. u citizen and soldier. therefore
R,'ared, TIA, BY the deeeAse OF Lieut.. JAurs
! BAxxN, Company X hAs los: = faithful and ci
hoieni ohicer. gentleman NJ high standing. de-
voted friend IN liberty, true Souther ner social
companion, and beloved by all who Knew him
Rssssrsd. Ind. That preamble and resolution.
be communicated To tbs family OF the deceased
as token OF the high esteem In which he was
held and the rcgre: felt by the company Al hi-
untImcly death Also. that they be sent 30 the
Texas Republican for public alton.
d. NJ fAUriR, Ch'm'n.
". CLAYTON jews, Secretary.
y. B.--lcat Baker WAS a citizen Of Carthage.
Pamela county. formerly citizen Of Georges. and
had rpcn' three years student a, Athens Colleg.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-04-26
NOTICE,

Is HEREBY given that y +. Shir
J Guardian of y s.. Sledge, minor has {,
in my Office his accounts aud vouchers ",
said estate, which accounts an vonch~r u
he open fot allowance and final scttlene,, I
,he April term Of the County Cour, ,,
tanning to estates, &C. to be held in ard i
Harrison County, &, the courthouse 10 !
city Of Marshall, when and where all prsn
interested may appear and con,cs, ,se "a
# they may see proper.
u. y. FRIEDRICH, Chi
April IL. 1862 n?9-e