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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-03-08
TEXAS REPUBLICAN.
TO TIE PlInJ,IC.

so .ubrcfibers H. the Tcxss Republican are takcr
gu, Of this county without payment In advance an,
accounts than they are worth. The names Of sub
scthsrs out n the county will be- erased At the exr
ration the year unless by sending the price
Of The paper. Money can SO -eu, by mail at our risk
OUR JOB OFFICE.
We prrsume II = generally known that we have an
rrt.n-iye JOB OFFICE aud that We are prepared h
DO work promptly in the test style and on the mos,
accommodating terms We keep On hand large lot
OF material -nch A. book letter folio post fanlscap
and cGlored paper, cards INKS, ac. We have Just
opened large lot Of fancy and plain type which
sAda materially to our ability To tum ont handsome
rob. Give Us call.
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The Mobilc Register and Advertiser
says report ~ current, said to be de.
rived som n derorter, tina. tho small.
pox las broken out among the Federal
troops al Ship island
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corrox THsrsp.~ Wacho,ia Steam
Mills, IN Savannah, North Carolina. are
now spinning cotton thread The article
ia scarce 10 the Gouiederacy, the North
being our whole dependence herctotorr.
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Prom the Nemphh Avdaneh.
SHALL WE yIUHT IT OUT


The historian who shall chronicle ihis
war, will apparently have singular
record before him, go far a. the cam.
pa gn in this valley il concerned Tn.
icss time shall develop dficrcn, atate
Of facts, he will have 30 write IL down
that our battles have been fought and
our victories wen by the indum.ahle
courage of our spldiers-aud often in
the very teeth Of the blunders Of our
commanding Generals.
But for q seeming consciousness, we
NIGH, he tempted to say that, up to this
time, the gallant Price, Of Missouri. is
the exception TO the general rule In
every other battle in the West, except
when he has commanded, the soldiers
have been Generate Even Bulmuat may
not he regarded as an exception
Mil Spring had hui ouc rodrcming
feature about il, aud that was the dcs.
perate ehargea Of The Mississippi and
Middle Tennessee regiments against tie
columns gathering around them.
Bot the fgh' at Fort Dunel-ou was th,
most bloody ever Witnessed ou the Amc.
rican continent, except 10 the couques,
Mexico aud It was triumph. y hen
we consider the great disparity Of forces
aud the duration al; The suuggle.
Such mpnnmeus TO southern chigal
~ laa ucycr been ..,.ld as was h,An
out rs our so' 'irrs lum rbn i.mg
columns pi iafs pressing Up'u thow 'fom
ali sides and tu, North very Sr,I IS.
claimed iu Oh. language at Pyw1T G
old Zone more rach victory, aad ve are
ruined !"
Il was the Struggle ~ men cent a9d'ng
tur wife, children, friends and al that
makes home dear ahI they fought rs
snch men alone can fight. VITA live 10
one against them they held out fur thicc
days every shot and every blow Ger
ryiug death with them As from thc wing
I'D messenger OF fate
On no battle fell has the superiority
of the Southern owe. tie Northern man
been SO sigunlly vlndicgied and aur
children aud grandchildren, for g,lHa.
tous to come. will listen 10 the recital
IF tics glorious battle With gIramiug
eye aud lip If sc0rn But thcfr again
as elsewhere IA the West. 1t is the hero.
I~m Of the private suId,cr wMcb most
challenges uur admiration
II The accounts of iul- tight hr true,
they were The fire, 10 the tray. md the
last "a the retrtat--lhr only ones nm.
willing To- surrender Having rrpul,rd
the enemy fer three suace-s,,r days,
att driven him beyond ins uwa nclpr.
90 81
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-03-08

Missouri GrSrRsis IL a spccch Fl
Lynehburg recently, JEFF Thnmpsot
stated hat every General IN the Nisson
ri army IL a Virgin,an.
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Over $4,000 worth Of Yankee COY
eminent stores we're inundated al Par
kersburg and Point Pleasant, Va, by
the recent flood in the Ohio
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BLAsRsrs ron rnE SotniSRs-- The commit
tee APP ointrd to equip volunteers from this
county, publish an appeal to The citizens for
blankets There are no longer aSs for sale in
the country. The only resort now ia TO select
donations from the heads o nIunlle -, and II this
appeal fails, the soldiers mu' Without Tn.
der these circumstances, u 'hsfe man IN liar
rison county, who has not sufficient patriotism
to give the last blanket to our noble volunteers,
who are sacrificing east and comfort, and risk
ing health aud life, for the defence Of our fire.
sides ? II there be any such, We hope their
wives " u strip the blankets from the beds and
send thea to the committee It will be reproach
hereafter fer blankets TO be found IN our houses
when il is known they are wanted by the sol-
diera
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-03-08

fT'HF GENTLEMAN whn borrowed 'sam
| oar table ihr Isl vol me e rardrs lr-
huuy gaeiies all CONFER spees ayot By
T-,-ta.ae .ss aag.2.
r. D. HARRIS
Ftl E. f~f2 n2n-'f>
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-03-08

Lady Franklin, with her niece. Mise
Craycof,, has LET, Ssa Frauei'co for
ksnsga~hs, Japan
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John VI WiiilEtpRN hiss ken CON
81 MISSION 1 and ha' 'ia'y qualified. - Notary
Pebble u Hsrrison enea'y.
eEoRit Lane. Chg J5apes.
Marshall F-b u esi -" y
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-03-08

Capt John Brown. jr, son Of the ia
famous old sconnirol, whose body
lice moudcriag in the grave" "a ia KAN
sa- a the bead of a company.
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RECEIVING. FORWARDING,
and , oYhsn lse,on business,

FNNr0A, TEXAS.
IHh subscriber hts resgsaed The above hsSi.
/ ness Al uis Old stand. and Il nes prepared
70 receive Gotten aa9 cllar pfoi1s. All hr.
stu ga entrusted 70 lis care hall receive biz beet
alt,ulioa. p II. v AETiN.
IanaA-f .th. 1851
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-03-08

1 AN .elfr. ar iir cos, the ha'anre q ny
/ Winter Good. rnn.s'Hr e sp'sndid ss.S
varied stock o. cIc,hi1. t,'s .toe. e.. Cal
.oou II ron ISN'T hsrgshs
9. JACOBS.
Msr.haN Jsn q. ls62 utsiT.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-03-08

The city OF New Orleans hss issaei
ttTs Gao m small hiNs
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-03-08

I am ror m ,ing a Cavalry Company ier
Ire t5-n a' iat,,5 rcr'.s 70 b f'rihSiih mr.
ta.ed u,a sgvcr those vi.airv in join all
rep1r' v,thar, i.ag Az, Young usn who "a
rnahfs - f-rs hsuNi aoase, car Z ont b!
applying IS r't -
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TO NOLIiNTEcRSii

NE are raising company oi iwe We 4
w maaihs' volunteers. co.;~s}rrs,e ~. u
ssc, tisfk's Regiment Theses dessr,ug
10 join. will inevi u, Marshall. Ga Ssms- flS
doy. the 18th ias... ior 'i.e psrpos, o. or ~
gsulxaiion.
II. l.. FERRY,
Feb. Z. ls59. W. l. PltKENH
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-03-08

10 OBJ" tmeA States Senate. on the
llth, ult, Nj oumarr submitted rrsoiu.
tions rcmpuding tbt tshel'i4us States go
tpe cord.lion-oi Territories, and decs.
rirE hat slhvety ihcrein was thus ,eu.
aeted illegal
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J F " OMAJh,
4 POpt
RELIEF COMMITTEE ORGANIZED

The Central Relief Commute NJ Marshall
have appointed the following Subcommittee.
Ii The yariou. Beats IN Harrison county:
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-03-08
ATTENTION TfNAss.

TflE LiHcala ngTay are satherin, q, every
point to invade aii oycrshen N onr com
trg early in he Spdrg the 'i,ae Is short. To
a-pi. ana bet u oc ready 10 Tepsl the hsse. iahu
rlAn foe.
We are raising c1mr4ay II Infantry, 70
servs ior twelve moaibs We cen furnish City
guns riaya 70 shoe, the Minnie ball with bays
n',s, cartridge hoses. Sc All those wishif. 70
ilin aHi me.t IN MARSHAL on Momlay the .4sh
inst Please give yoaT narv- 10
H. <. ALLFN.
y. W KENNEDY,
e. W SLATER.
ef J II VAN HOOK.
Nssshall. Eco. Is. PAS
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-03-08

A SoiK1s CRisl,. The South is now
on trial before the civilized wosll The
North has bent its bow and whc,ied its
sword. aud declares the South shall M
longer exist A. nation of frc,men !;
shall no long,f call their land aud homes
AMI property thoir Owr The sonih
musters her brave sons 10 resistance
Preparations are about complete Tho
clash If arms, the shock ~ armies will
SOON be heard II is a solemn hour II
we raut the dark hearted foe nov, and
put him o. oven shclming defea, al along
our borders, be cannot Tally his fate u
sealed irrevocably Before he can rally
again. we vii. be- Z recognized nation,
and wiz have OF. ports open, cotton
gone. arms coming n, credi, and money
plenty, AID We will be twice AS f0rmida.
bic as we ever haze been That viii be-
"the situation after victory Bat vic
tnty must first come Oh let it conc.
By every dear interest os this great
isud--hy every brave heartily every
strong arm, let it come The public
caruat be too much penetrated with the
momeujonsness of the hour The cum.
jup struggle should know no retreat, 10
rcpulses, no wavering % ranks, nothing
bul gictor's palm or q soldiers grave.
w adiure our soliiery t. lofty cour re,
90 deeds II daring which r.ek t NJ de-.
t.~l, aud Sc call T. . CIR copuirymcn
a. apmc 90 We ready ~ take the rlae :
Of the 'a'len-- Na'trl'e 8arrer # Pesa,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-03-08

rxS Our volunteer companies should he of for
The army rs early as possible. There Il uc
time for delay. While the slow process OF o.
sanzation "a proceeding here, our brethren in
the field i, is to be appryhendcd, may be over.
whellued
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-03-08

nm According to the old provcro. wbcn
March cometh 10 as lion it goeth out rs a
lamb The FIRST day Of the month was warm
but clustering. On sutdny morning. however.
a Noriher blow up and the weather since
then has been severely cold II there bc any.
thing in the old adago, we mas look for ia-
yorablc Spring
4 SueomrIoS --li is stated that nearly all
the employees, male and nmde, have been dis
charged from the laboratories at Baton Rouge
La, fir the want Of lead to work mp into hui
le;5 and shot How would type metal answer
mixed with an equal quantity OF lcad3 Our
opinion IT, that Il would answer every purpose.
II so there is any quantity OF old typ" IN New
Orleans ami elsewhere. and when that IS cshnus
ted bet Us take the new, Is could not be dc'o-
ted to "A better purpoee than shooting Mt the
Yankees.
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LJAT crl.F7TrEe.

ID Ell AIMING IN ste Post cllice ~ Nanhsli
IL 1exa, On the A,h day Of February. 1sC7
which il not taken OFT by he Iaih DAY Z MAJ
uexs sill be ser, TO tie General Pest Ceier ~
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CAVALRY COMPANY,

Big Gen. Cla efi Hrg 7era Sist 7 ocrs
Il r. FFluspIei buF Maze,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-07-25

costs thereupon aoeruing, aud every such article
or commodity as aforesaid shall also he forfeited.
SEC. lO9. And be il further enacted, That
every maker or manufacturer of any Of the arti-
cles or commodities mentioned in schedule G, as
aforesaid, who shall sell, send out, remove, or
deliver any article or commodity, manufactured
rs aforesaid. before the duty thereon shall have
been fully paid, by aiiixing thereon the proper
stamp as n this act provided, or who shall hide
or conceal, Or cause to be hidden OF concealed,
or who shall remove or convey away, or deposit,
or cause to he removed or conveyed away from
or deposited III any place, any such article or
commodity, to evade the duty chargeable there
on, ur any part thereof, subject to IL penalty of
one hundred dollars, together with forfeiture Of
any such article or commodity Provided That
medicines, preparations, compositions, per-
fumery, aud cosmetics, upon which stamp duties
are required by this net, may wheuintended for ex-
portatlon, be manufactured and sold, or removed
without having stamps affixed thereto, and with
out being charged with duty, as aforesaid aud
every manufacturer or maker of any article, as
aforesaid, intended for expectation, shall give
such bonds and he subject to such rules aud re
gulations to protect the revenue against fraud
as may be from time TO time prescribed by the
Secretary Of the Treasury
SIC no And be it further enacted, That
every manufacturer or maker Of any OF the ar
ticles or commodities, as aforesaid, or his chiel
workman, agent, or superintendent. shall, at the
end Of each and every month make and sign a
declaration iu writing that no such article OF
commodity, as aforesaid hns, during such pre-
ceiling month, or time when the last declaration
was made, been removed, carried, or sent, ol
caused, or suffered, or known to have been re
jmoved carried, Or sent from the premises o
such manufacturer or maker, other than such ii,
have been duly takeu account o: aud charged
with the stuiup duty. on main of suuh mauuInc
turer or maker iorieilng for every refusal O
neglect to make such declaration, one hunire,
dollars; aud if any such manufacturer or make
or his chief workmlu, agent, or superintendent
shall make any false or untrue declarations, suel
manufacturer or maker, or chief workman, agen
or superintendent, making tho same, shall for
fvit five hundred dollars.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-07-25
DVERTlsEMENs.

sfo IS AMI be il further enacted, That on and after til.
must ltyni August, eighteen hundred and there
hAli h levied, collected and paid by any person Or per
sons hru 1re"npany, Publishing newspaper maga
4ue REVIEW OF other literary scientific news pubra.
uon ssnsd periodically, the gross receipts tf all adj.
NtrsemrhtH nr all matters for the insertion of which in
HAlu newspaper ~ other publication, aforesaid ar in
rAlfas' 4uppeneuts sheets, hy- leaves
e sane pay Is required or received duty three uer
etntuhi and the person sons rtn or company own
hs' posses'lug or svlug the cement Of any
anu Every ueh newspaper or other publication afre.
salu sha make list or return quarterly, conineuciuu
as heretofore mentioned containing the gross anOupt i
receipts aforesaid and the amount Of duties which hs
accrued thereon and render the saneito the assistant
SCISSOR Of the respective districts where such newsape
magazine, review, Or other literary publication s
OF may be published which list return shall have a
neNod declaration under oath Affirmation 10 De made
according the and which may Dc from time
to time prescribed by the Commissioner Of Internal Heye
hue o The owner possessor or person having the
management Of such newspaper, magazine review, or
DINER publications aforesaid that the is and
correct and shall also quarterly, and at the time
ns SAD li o return pay to the collector deputy col
lsrto oi the district aforesaid the full amount said
dues aud IN of neglect refusal comply with
any u the provisions contained III this section
aud render said list RETURN aforesaid the space
o hiry days after the time when said list ought
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-07-25
SALARIES AND PAY OF OFFICERS AND PERSONS
PASSPORTS

And bee il further euatel That ou and after the
hr lay ul August -sntren huudrel aud two there
-hail lie levied y,ecl' aut paid on all salaries off.
payments m sersuAs la the civil, military, naval,
9thsr employment or service ol the Lnitd states.
rlulng senators and representative and delegates
tVngre7s when eNre nm tie rate 0f sis hundred dollars
per Auuufni duty 1f tAfes per the excess
rbqss the said hundIsd dulais and 1t shall he the
uty " all payniatrI, aud l disbuisug officers under
tue fuvsrumeu Df the Uult-t STATES, the employ
lheie1 when mAkns ans payments officers and per
H1u7 h- a9fesAl nr upnt settling ami adjusting the
e4unt y such 1ihesr aud persun to deduct and with
nod the ofe- sud duly three per csntu and shalt At
HE sAihs time make rer ate sthtng nsIne d the
unier ~ pefs3u lflm whum such deduction made
aud tie auuuui tlrel which thAl bs transmitted tQ
The oufe ~ tie ipnIsto Ut Internal Revenue and
entered patt al the Internal duirs; aud the bny-roH
rerspt account Dt uilr-rs Ot persons paving such
iuty a. ailfesid, Ala bs nide to exhibit lie fact u
such payment
zee 81 And be il further enacted llai for every pass
port Issued from The pe " tie Secretary u state afei
The tireth iay ol June, eighteen hundred and sixty
two there shall be paid ths rum Vi three dollars; which
amount nAs ln paid ohny collector appointed under this
act and his receipt therefor shall he forwarded with te
applrauon Tor such PASSPORT the office secretary
az state, OF any agent appointed by h Aud the collect
9fA slsli account Tor a moneys received passports Ia
te nAnue hHfeuhe0fe provided, and like ahA
M pil Tor every passport issued by minister or cuu
Hu Of the United States who shall account therefor 10 h
treasury
The sun., 1862-06-11

| ,ivep in charge Of the Commissioners. Another
child, whose mother had persuaded another woman
| l., hold II while she went 10 purchase some appes
| vas finally abandoned In Washington square.
| Abby Connor, young married woman living on
The top foor Of No 81 Park street. attempted sui.
eide Yesterday by cutting her throat with
| She stated that she was tired of life. She has
| child nine weeks old The Coroner ordered her
| r,inoval N the N. Y Hospital. The wound IL
| Considered highly dangerous: Coroner widsy
held an inquest yesterday at No. 12k vsnde~s|r
trect, uTon the body Of Ann Phillips, native o
II Ireland, 81 years Of age, who died from Injuries
| received by All accidental fall down hight o'
stairs. Deceased WAS subjsct 10 dizziness and pa'
pstston Of the heart, and this WAS the cause o.
her falling The same Coroner he'd An in1uess
At Bellevue Hospital upon The body OF John towns
end, coored, 81 years ~ age, who died from 'hs 81
f.cts Of fall received the 23d ut, by MS Dc
coming entangled In . rope on board vesse' IN
which he WAS ~ work. IA woman named msry
Murray was arrested on Monday evening AZ Gre
morne Garden, Yves, ia,h street, having on her per
son . rich black silk mantilla, which had been
stolen from the store Of Miss Flora Plnchon. No 90
Becker ST. Mary Smith and Bridget Msgulro
wore captured yesterday In Lord Taylor's, Ca
thsrine ssrect, where they had helped themselves
10 two pieces ofpoplin. Conrad Koch and Chris
tsu Iiuf got into fight yesterday, al tho lager
beer ss,oon, No. 30 ESSEX street, during which
Huff drew pistol aud shot his antagonist In the
Jeff breast, ifictns dangerous wound.
An EciirsK or THE MooS takes place TO-
nig t, commencing nj II 40, and closing st 300 in
the morning.
Tug CouRrs, YrsrERpAY.-Tn the Supreme
~. q Is.=
The sun., 1862-06-11
WILLIAM anunGM.

A Sry,MpoAr DFs1EoYIp ny FIEE.-At a
little las, o'clock ycs,crday morning, 4. FIRE was
discovered ON board the steamer Flag, lying At the
foot Of Sotth Tenth street The whole upper art
cf the vessel was soon cnveopcd in flames. The
whole upper pat Of tie boat wns destroyt !, and
her machinery con.iderahy injured The damage
canno, he less than 5000. Insured. The f'"g
was run on IN. Harlem river as a ,erry.boat and
WAS owned by Mr.. A. I. Devoc. II is SurIosed
tha, the vessel set FIRE, ms there was no ons
on board a, the time, nor had any FIRE been used on
board fpr s,mo days,
| Tug Suip YARDS AND FAcroHIrs OF GREEN
| roisr-It In estimated that NJ the present time
there are TO lcss than I, 500 men employed in and
| abo, the slip yards q Grocnroint. majority q
u EN- are employed upon work that is teinS don't
Tor the government. OF the yards iasei .Ncli
siyey upon work fr private parties, that OF Aes'rs
Laurence q Foulk, appear 60 have the most wot'
on hand. sni employ the largest number OF hands
Al this yard two fne steam Iropcllers ar'
| nearly crmr.ctoi, nnd will he launched on Sat
| uulny nest They orc being built for Mcssr-forle'
| & Coz aud are intended for the China trade, Al
the Cpuineutll Iron WORKS Messrs. Rowland " Co
| have nearly 1000 hands Mt work on iron guulostS
| two Of which will he launched ia six sight wcck.
They huilt alter tho model ul tho NJ nult0f, but
with view to greater speed and ocean service, The
tirrets too, are larger aud Of greater thickness
They mea sure % feet Ia diameter, gul II IN hoH
tick of wroug iron, and wet 300 600 pJuudsoach.
Mcs3rs owl,ni have also received q contract ior
another gunbun,, which s 10 bc larger than any yet
built and guaranteed to make at least 10 miles M.
hour. TIE keel f,r this vessel viii he laid in a
few days A, the yard Of \. simonson, two st, am
ere, nlteady noticed, being pushed rapidly for
ward Mr. II. stecrs Is engaged ON two steamers
,ha, vii! soon be ready for launching, Webb q
Bel have two ferry boats nearly finished. The
other yards are mostly engaged on small work "
r,pa.rs The factories of Gree point are also doing
we'll running ON full time, and employing their fill
compliment Of hands ~, &. Dorlingcr has re-
cent erected glass house, at cost Of $50 o0O for
the exclusive Manufacture of chimnies for kercse
OIL one hundred hands are employed, and "a 900
chimnies manufactured every tweu'y-tuur hours,
| the ostahlitulncu, running night and day. Work
las also been resumed a, the Union Porcelain
Work, and 100 hands are employed in tie manu-
f,c,ure o. al! .inla OF porcelain ware.