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0EIO THE VOTERS OF WASHINGTON -
w The Assessors of the different Wards will
meet O. the following places from 10 O'Clock A.
I'll o'clock p n, from the I4th to the 3lst Of De.
oemoer incIusive, to correct and register the
namea OF those omitted from the poll list:
lst ward John A. Rheem, 1t3 Pennsyiyani,
avenue ee tween 18th and 18th streets
ware; Henry Curtis, corner 9Th and Z ats
4tn ward Thos. W. Burch, 5th street, between
Sth Ward b. r. Dyer, residence Ten BUILDINGS.
stn Ward: George Collard, at T. Edw CLARKE
omee, Virginia avenue, between 9th and 18th sts
IIh ward. Peter Hepburn, No IS south street
between 9Th and 9Th streats west de I,.dtSI
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FURNISHED HOUSE wANTRD-Wanted to
1 rent. for from one to three years . Furnished
Dwelling for private family Location ia the
First or Second Ward preferred. Address Lock Box
IS. Washington, d. O. ssItf
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MoHAxlAN BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS
SSup1y psoSSsy , Fay Of access ftom Phii.-
and from Harrisburg BY Lebanon yailsy Rail,ean,;
70 s n and thence nine miles per stage
Music, and Langusg ea per IS TO sIn ner nntS'
de I-eo2ms - pnsA,,
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8$H WAGONS S&NC
-. IF III :; On hand large lot sfwas &kS9
on, OF all sses suitable for q, ocers or suffers are
1aor, psi. sushty and win be sold low to make
vaG GS Ss h pG beat quality BUGaIEs, JERSEY
" htf AiHiS6 promptly attended To-
ROBERT H. GRAHAM
1-. COACHMaKER
uo III 3y4 ID, and AZ R.hth go.
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a ,.p,. COAE-COAL!
OF GOAL delivered free from SLATE. dirt and otS
- ~ lbs. to the ton
EXCELSIOR FIRE KINpLINGsi
POI containing ~ squares One saua,. Ill,
e x t Mood or charcoal are burning ffom s,sSe
kct for buildius 6rea wHSSS "a ne mat.
dc a,-ot (l.tsI., Ohrcn Rsp 1a l"a 81.
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n%THE K STREET BAPTIST CHURCH will
M oo be re opened for divine. service on sun
o'clock, and evening ut 7 O'Clock. Preaching
statedly BY Rev. s. NJ 6hute. The public are in
vited. de q; 2t-
NS propose holding q Festival in the Lecture
Room OF the Church, corner Of 5th and streets,
comm encing on Monday evening, December %. The
public are =, spectfully invited to attc nd Ticket
adm ting sentlrmea and lady during the Pes,i
corner 9Th and D streets, and at the door of the
Church. de 2S-5tr
n@-NOTICE-COME ONE, CONE ALL.-rhs
US exhibition of Fletcher Chapel Sabbath
school will take place at McKendree Chapel SIT
usted on hassachusetts avenue, between 9Th and
tn streets, TC ESDAY, the seth day of Decemb. >
at 10 clock p. m. Doors open half after O'Clock
Admittance for adults, Is cents; children 10 cents
de 16- St.
HSTHE FAIR FOR THE BENEFIT OF ST.
US Fincent's Orphan Asylum corner 10th and
Il streets will open ON M0NDAiNEXT, 9th inst
81 tne corner OF Tenth and G SITS de 2t-2w
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AND WOUNDED OFFICERS.

SURGEON GENERALS OPFIcE,
va ShiHston, December Is, 1862.
elck and wo unded Oficers Of the RI gu ar Army
in this city will call on Surgeon &. Barnes, u s.
slck and wounded Officers of Volunteers in tbi.
eily WIZ call on Surgeon ii. Clymer, Z g. Voluu-
avenue. ~O" fa'
The above named Surgeons are specially assigned
to this duty. JOSEPH SMfTW
ue 1 .ou Acting surgeon General
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VNAETED-Bys gentleman. two rCRNISHsD
w Rooms address, for three days. M. 8. O..
etAr Office d. - II
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-06-21
OBlTt AIRY.

Died in Marshall on the morning Of the 18th
inst, from injuries received from au accidental
fall from his horse on iir evening bclor,. G ".
YlYlON
The dccea ed was about - year. Of age. and for
many years resident ol this county, by bis
amsblc manner and agreeable department he
gained the respect and esteem Of all who knew
him. By hi death two swee, little children are
mad, orphans, AMI deprived OF the tender care
and iaes,lmahle trimming Of paternal ,ove au aged
mother mourus the loss OF an ass.tionate son aad
brother aud sisters are deprived ii seioyed
brother
Bu' short time ago. the dear partner Of his
bosom, In the bloom OF youth snd beauty. was
taken from him and her dear babes 10 Heaven Z
Now seeking her blessed abode. he has LETT their
dear children to the eare of Providence and bid
On everlasting farewell TO the cares and .urrows
of thIs vain and trlnsitory life.
The deceased wiz hraye soldier an homes,
man. and pi0u- christian and u h fcrvoatiy
hoped that what IA our loss was his eternal gain.
and that BE- Is now baskmg Ia the smiles OF a cru.
rihed Redeemer. NJ
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-06-21
PROCLAIM ALTON.

H. |. L. q. ncbert, Brlgadier g,,..
Provisional Army, Confederate s,..,
America. do proclaim that Martial Ia.
hereby extended over the State Of 1esn
Every white male person above the an |
sixteen years, being temporarily OF o.,
wise. within the aforesaid limits shall u,s
SUMMONS issued by the Provost Mara,
promptly present himself before said Pros.
Marshal to have his name residence and u
cupation registered and tp furnish such r,,
nation rs may be- required OF him. ID
such rs claim g. be- aliens shall be- .wor. I,
the effect that they will abide by and "a
tain the law. Of this State and The Conbs.
rate States So long as they are PERMITTED
reside therein. and that they will noi cons
% our enemies any information WhSSsye ,
do ans act injurious to the Confederate saiA
or beneficial go the United States.
Provost Mnrshals shall order out eel \
move from their respective districts al !
loyal persons and all per- ons whose ~.
cnce is injurious to the interests of The rs
try All order, issued hy the Provost w
shal. in the execution OF their duties 4.
be- promptly obeycd Any disobediene
summons emanating from them shall be IN:
with summarily All officers cOmmaax.
troops will promptly comply with any rs
si,ions made upon them by Proyos,s Mars.
.or aid or assistance
Any attempt to drprcciate the currenT
the Confederate States is an act Of ho.ilfr
will be treated As such and visited with 6
mary Punishment
No Interference with the rights Of IN
citizens, or with the usual routine Of bushes
Or with the usual civil administration Of q
law will be permitted eXeep, wlen uc,csss
10 enforce the provisions Of this proclazs
ton BY order Of Brig Gen
7 O HEBERr i Army e s..
Commanding department Of Texas
SAN BoyFR DAVIS Capt and A. A G
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ADMINISTRATION NOTICE

I FILTERS Of administration on ihe j
II tate Of / X Youngb.opd. deceased IA
granted by the County touF, OF Pass,
county Texas pertaining to estates II 4
ceased persons, on the Inst Monday 10 n
cember SOL This Is therefore to aoi1
all persons. holding claims against sh /
tate to present them within the tins ri
scribed by law and those indebted to pasl
immediate payment.
). X. TOUNGHIO0D
f-wfAidfgiaf
June p. 1862. n3s-e
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-06-21

Little Rock. ard. IN addition to this testimony
We nave been perfectly satisfied in orr own mind
tAat he would be defeated. The truth or faisi'y
Of the statement. however. will he revealed in a
few days. should It prove true, we will issue an
extra Immediately upon tn reception o. the graf
flying Intelligence IN an authentic form,
It. Fitzpatrick also reports thu, Col. stanwaitle
had got in the rear Of Cuf''s's amy and bad cot
90 and destroyed lasgc portion of his train.
The fcdersl- had fallen back and were hundred
miles from Little Rock.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-06-21
PROCLAMATION
i'sovosr MsRsAALs Or,,c,
MARsHAlL, TyxAs. June II IA

Psovosr MARsaAL's Oryc,
MARSHALL, TyxAs, June Il ,as,
DY virtue of the power vested in :.
ID Provost Marshal of the Coan,v If n 4
rison, hereby. from this date, forha :" !
shipment of oil provisions from o. ~
said county, either by land or ,eoier ma.
my written permission.
All provisions shipped in violation a !,
order, will ne seized and contiscated 4, /.
benefit OF the Confederate States.
WIN BRADFIELp
Prouod Marshal, Harrison COM,
June q. 1862. mo Z
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-06-21

Oar On Tuesday evening Maj Geo. w.
CON. ol Smith. T j Johnson. Of Chero'
and Capt Wilson. Of Wood, arrived
The army. These geRilemcn have proved
,'uul and efficient soldiers, and i,r their sac
ir', and heroic de-ls, deserve the gratitude
iu.s ur,ry.
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NEW ADVERTlSRNENrs
GENERAL ORDER M ,,
HEADQUARTERS Flxsr R,o,
TsI.s srArk Tnoo,''
MAKsHALL, June l6.k

Alb '"'e 10th. lss,
A general Court Martial is b.,.,
pointed to meet at the courthopss I
town of Marshall Harrison count, y /
on Wednesday the I'd day Of july ,se ~
10 continue from day to day until ,,s q
ness thereof may be disposed Of for ~ y
pose Of trying all delinquents thu, -
brought before II, for failing To s,,c.s''
mental or battalion drills Of the H., I:
ment, 9th Brigade, Texas State Troo,.H 'g
MfsHgas or CovRT.-Lt. Col. IN =
Capt. William Smith, Capt John q W. ny
n. ii. Wilson, Judge 80
An election will be held on ss,p,s.s. !.
9TH day Of July, in each company IA II
vacancies OF commissioned osics,s
higbes, commissioned officers are reo,,. Y
preside at such elections, and repo,. '0
within FIVE days, at this place.
WIN NJ TAYLOR
Col Com. 1t Reg. 6sb Brig. Ts,
Csc. S EAroS, Adjudnt
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-06-21
For The Texas Republican
LITTLE ANNIE.

rose bud hung upon Ws stem
with leaflets opening to the view,
Pare a. the suuheam- brightest ray
From which they took their varied hue
Il hung in beauty there. a, morn,
T~ined to it, / ndfed. blooming br
But as gray twilight tnged the wool
The soft wind whispered with a Sigh
" Sweet Bower. ere morning san appears
Keen frost viii chill these opened leaves
Cosgeal the life ihst flows within
And bow the bead that iondly ccarcs
To such a weak and slender stem :
Thy beauty fade for fade II mast,
Thy graceful form forsake it, mould
The earthly soon to be in dust.
so passed this bud from time away
No more is beauties to Disclose
Corruption to its kindred clay
In glaomy darkness to repoe
Yet forms all beautiful and bright,
Now finger in my swcc,cs, dreams
see them painted on the sky
When morning spreads he .,arple beams
feel that images like these.
Mus, dwell in some delicious cline,
Where iro-ts and winter never come
To mar the sigor Of their prime
Where fields and groves forever bloom,
And beauty triumph- o or the grave
Where, In new habit. 80 may dwell,
When through death portals. mono can brave
Why HllLEcx Muer Movs on Buastsa rug
Corrop CRor-rhe subjoincd interesting para
graphs are taken from m editorial letter, written
from Corn'h and addressed to the Mobile Adyer
tiser Halleck will he compelled to advance from
beyond his entertainments, and whom he does thus
move forward, he runs the hazard Of q defeat from
which there IL no escape. This, forward move.
meni will be rendered the more imperative from
the fss, that the occnpati,n OF the water courses
are u no advantage TO thu enemy 80 long as the
land remains in our possession,
"Hheck must move soon or his Southwest
campaign will come Ia naughi The simmer IL
rapidly approaching the weather Is already quite
warm and the diseases Of the climate II be IT,.
main long IN his present position, will decimate
his ranks Tbs Tennessee river Is also falling and
the season of the year has arrived when. ia the
opinion oi well informed persons II cannot b, r..
he'd upUs for The Interpretation OF supplies and
ammunition IN addition 20 this the dcmunztrt-
tons OF Morgan. Scott and others Ia Middle Ten.
uessce threatens g. interrupt his communication
By land and 60 break his railway connection. he
tween North NAitana, aud Nashville Thus an
additional motive exist. why he shaHll strike now
II be intends 81 fight az 80.
Accounts have been received here thar planters
along tho Mississippi. O. Che distance Of twenty
miles back ia the auify have given their cotton
e. the aamc-. We 30 ai-o that the planters
N the Red Arkansas White and 81 Francis riy
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THE LATEST NEWS.

Z ne tntaa fNbt' V tht sH'f"'
II this intelligence should prove correct t "ill
.,aran Gen Joe Johnston the greatest military
mss Of she see No more brilliant DISPLAYED gen
eral.hip and Of the highest order of military
! genius has been ENLISTED 10 sncest or modern
warfare. Gen. Mcclellan is a. noSledgcd 20 be
"a able general. In addition To liberal military
edeestion. and Of the experience Of a campaign
during the Mexican war. be visited Europe during
I he seige Of sota.iopol where be osme tn cootact
with ihs NOS, talented snd experienced military
wen If the old continent, and vas allowed The op
portgnity Of Observing Their most important move
nent. The wisdom that he thus acquired be has
,.-et n TIM. campaign It wa bis eenia- sad "a
pericncc tina, fortified Washington city until twas
1 regarded imprc enable Nothing has been denied
him. Al the appliances o. war. have been sup.
pied him In ptoindon. lie has had any quantity
( Il men and money and u be has been beaten and
4 BY commander whose chances u success u meas
urcd bY the means a. his disposal. were nothing
Ike bis own II will b. ayctoy that vii challenge
the admiration ~ the Nofid That il after organ
isinr one Of the largest armies ever assembled at
ter expeuG nc o hundred millions Of money and
nearly yeas Ia preparation, be has suffered him
sell TO he toicd Tar beyond ms ior''hee"h-' "''o
we hsart OF bos'iie country Nh'" ulofeN" Il"
means OF e"'spe and where h'' lss'ons "'f' 70 'F
changed 70 disorgsnizcd and frightened mob, 4
will prove monument 81 enduring fame to the
.kilful management BY which The result aas been
Ha' o"up'-ned'
NeN'o MN ana scarcely INFERIOR ID 'aine' y
,le renowned "i''''S ,''e''"lh' zen a'oNhN WI
JACKSON whose frhlifkan'e u'eu' vi" ui' one o'
inc HtFh'eN' pages '' history h's eN''' ""e'e'
hnont' are not dehhed- lie seems !" nave Ge'ea'ea
h"tss aud pursued hi- r'u"d ana thoroughly
frightened army 'ero-- The Potomac. II was an
nounecd that BE- was within hi'y miles oi b'tl'
more that me tiHek oi TIE hA'hm'fe and ONO
Railroad had Dcen torn up ana that Trans were
not running oeyond 'he Relay HOUSE 1u' heN
We hear OF MN ne "'s LACK 10 the Naiey " w
gina Learning That Fremont and She'd' were
eu4eayofpg" i"fin a Junction TO attack MN 10
The rear h' had fe-'r''-'u we POTOMAC. -o'sh'
sa'n 'ut 'hs'} ana 'H'''nshF "''e'''u '"'U''
di'lA'eh 1" GOV. if''ne' announce S'''''''
victory 'N'' F'''''N' Wa ''u''' anu ~ '''' w
treat me h'N' ''S ~ "''a's'" 0n'''u' WI
'n''e Nasty ''N''''' '"' i"''PF'' w" '"''
jas NN"h N""'' ''P'u'' e'' ''''' ''u''"''"'
Al 'ne 'Af' accounts Wv SNN''a'' ''n N"'''
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-06-21

A fiNg RAIN. For several days the weather
has been unusually hot and dry and All appear
nncc. Indicated that We wcre. hkely 10 be visited
by disastrous drought Corn bas been looking
remarkably tine. and with one or two good rains,
The ylr.d would be- the largest perhaps ever known
Bat ihe rain. q, we stated seemed 70 he far N
and many planter Looked de.poudcn, with The
prospect On Wednesday however the nin un
cNpettedly cane gentle refreshing shower. Il
was indeed refreshing Many hear, was light
ened and many grateful prayer went up 20
Heaven for thi. exhibition OF Divine favor aud
protection, And W. cannot bu, hope that indi.
yidually and nationally we may &c foend wort V
of such protection.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-06-21

JOSIAH MARSHALL fsl, Of ArI
- shall, Texas, who IA using this sysieH !
tanning is authorized to sell tights TO Fat
ties applying to him from Northern -
Eastern 'fexas, having in his possession I
of the necessary instructions. igeds, da
grams, Sc, to deliver to purchasers.
JAMES TtiaARP
agent Of ne Pefsa'r
May g. 1862 na2-'
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-06-21
MARTIAL. LAW.

CONFEDERATE STATES op Asysn,
liEADQuARrgRs DrrF. oY Tx.
iIorsros, May 30, 1860
GENERAL ORDER NO. Is.
l. The following proclamation is publ.a
for the information Of all concerned
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-06-21

CouriMESr FROM GxN BssuRs0ARD -
We publish below a highly complimentary
order from Gen. Beauregard to Col. w. 4.
Lane aud The Texans tGreers old regiueno
under biz command The charge which 1t
applauis, is represented 10 have been one OF
the most brilliant and successful tina; has &C.
CURED during the war, Col. Lane was una
bic to furnish us with list cs the casualties
that occurred. Il appears tina, the statement
was given TO Col. Logwood Of Linden, Ire
turning home on fnrlough) who has failed 10
have il Published We embrace this occa
sion to direct hl- attention to its importance
Major J J. A. Barker, Of Cherokee coun-
ty, elected under the new organization,) was
Killed in this fight, lie was brave, noble
man, aud worthy officer. The society in
which he mingled at home, and the army
tina, admired him, will mourn his lcs
GENERAL ORDERS NO 81
HEAparANrn.s WESTERN psrlarxsSr.
BALDWIN June 9TH 1852
The General commanding takes great
pleasure In calling the attention 10 the brave ski.
fat. and gallant conduct OF 1T Col. Lane VI ths
lrd Regiment TEXAS Di-mounted Cavalry who
with two hundred and forty.sx men, on the ?s,h
ult.. charged largely superior force Of the enc.
my drove him from his position and forced him
u leave a number Of dead aud wounded upon the
field
The conduct Of this brave regiment u worthy Of
al honor and imitation.
In sh' AFFAIR private J \ Smith was psr;cu.
iuly distinguished for brave and gallant conduct
and 10 the discharge Of his duty was severed,
wounded. To him ga some future occasiou will
b" awarded a suitable badge of honor
BY rpmmAnd Of Gen. Besuregard
tNigusd) GEORGE W. BRENT
jring Chsd >for,
% ficial copy.
VI kiaNEL Ma. aud A 4 g.
Ir Cot. W.p. LASH.
SD Regiment D,H0naisd Caralry.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-06-21

4 correspondent ot the Richmond Dispa, h
writes a. follows
have just returned from the South on a trip
connected with 0ur Government, and hnd that the
Cult States arr a. true - steel 20 our cause In
Louisiana nearly opposite Vick-burg ~ 900 bags
OF cotton were recently burned by the owners. I'm
the Mobile and Ohio Railroad and Mississippi
southern Railroad. there ate numerous piles OF
cotton, with ropes cut ready 70 receive the torch
on'the approach Of the energy
The city Of Mobile b. strongly fortified by the
guns Of For, Gaines and Fort Morgan also BY oh.
sIfu'tioIa IN the river near the city but IN the
event 0f either or all OF these -tranghOlds being
carried by the enemy md A surrender II tba city
being demanded, OUT military commanders have
determined 70 make a hand t0.hsnd hgh, In rhe
streets Of the city. The same policy j. also deter
mined 90 ~ reference 70 Vicksbufg The citizens
OF both places boldly aver that New Orlean
shall enjoy single banded the honor Of permit.
ting her soil 70 he polluted by the footprints Of an
unpfincipled i0e
stores are closed AZ O'Clock = " each day 10
give be citizens an opportunity OF meeting Tor
DILL ini other military ete1cI.es peculiar 10 camp
I'e
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-06-21

LATEST IRON CoRNrH We learn from an
intelligent gentleman who reached the city
Yesterday that the evacuation OF Coriuth was
executed with great skill aud Judgment, and
without loss OF life on our part Our troops
marched on, Thursday night, and the last Of
them had crossed Fuscumbia river when the
head OF the Federal column ttien Popos III
ysioul came in sight Our rear guard found
no tr0uhle IN r,pulsing the enemy and hold
ing the bridge Subsequently, second at
tempt was made 10 cross aud the enemy werr
allowed 10 wade the river, and some Of them
10 get on the bridge, when one m two bat
terie. which had be.n concealed opened upon
them and drove them back with considerable
loss The Eederals occupied Coriuth at /
o'clock Friday morning
detachment was sent out to burn the
bridges On the Mobile and Ohio road north
Of Cornih aud on the Memphis and Charles
ton road toward. Memphis Their orders
were to ct fire to them at 8 o'clock Friday
morning by which time il was expected that
all the trains gong in the direction of Grand
Junction would pass Unfortunately some
Of the trains laden with commissary stores,
were delayed and did not reach the bridge
over the llatchie until after il had been fired
No other alternative was lett but to destroy
the cars and their contents, roughly valued
at $ 900 coo.
The army IS now cncnmped at Boonsyil,e,
BALDWIN aud buutown, from twenty to
thirty-tiye miles below Corin,h on the Mobile
and Ohio road The supply OF water, though
better than it was at Corinth. Is still limited
a h.It hat 81 ~ h.
army cannot fail 10 be benefited by the
change, especially if the people in the city
and along The railroad viii continue TO fur
uish the troops with oil the vegetables aud
fresh meats they can spare Uo5,i, Nees.
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DISTRICT CLERK

We are authorized by H. friends Of T.. 4 HFS
nERoON 10 annountt hi, name A. a CANDIDATE
If District Clerk. Election hrst Monday m Al.
rfst next
Oh j. TAYLOR is a Candidate for District
'erk ai Harrison county at the ensuing August
.ref.ln
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-06-21
ASSESSOR Nh COLLECTOR

GEORGE W YOUNG - candidate faF A..
-e,sor and Collector ~ Harrison county. At the
ensuing August election
A. n PRICE b candidate for Assessor and
'oleetor " Hur-ou county. at lhc ensuing Au
net election.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-06-21
DISTRICT JUDGE

itHgs X. AHssrNosa Is a candidate for District
IYJge Tor the 9Th Judicial District. At The en-u-
Hg August electioa.
e. A. fFAggE - a candidate Tot reelection 10
ofios d District Judge tor the sth Judci al
district. At the ensuing August election
NJ D. ROGERS Is candidate for Judge n
I' IN Judicial District At the ensuing August
ton
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-06-21

90 - uends and admirers OF Col W F.
,.t. a,ye been much Frsiiaed To see him once
'f" among them. mingling a Of yore. lie az.
saihy Tls'jsy evenings stage. No,withstand
'hr hardship. Incident to the army be il look
q, rrnirsahy we'll. Col Lane has distinguished
u'rl' Va this war. Ia every eugageincn, in
'o.ra he ba- participated be ba, won lsnrels tina,
sor'hy oi himself aud the gallan, Texa. sold
''. whom be oomuso:sd. All honor to him and
l'n. rhey merit our admiration and gratitude
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-06-21
SUPREME COURT

81. A. Long, of Tyler. q esBdl1sie tor
st.Heisie Justice 81 the supreme Couri o. the
-ti'. Of Texas, At The ensuing August sissi IN, IA
OIL he vacancy occasioaod ty TIE fsegust.ou Of
Hon o. Roberts
.ieu I. J. JENNINGS. II cherokee county, -
tudidats for Associate Justice "a The sgprcme
~ q the state n Tr2ts a. ihc eusa'ng Aueu-,
.iou 10 OIL The vacancy occ4.,Oneo Is the res.
nation u the Hon o NJ B9bcrt..
iaH GEORGE , MOORE ~ Nsdl ,doches
,aiIdi,e Tor Az.o5 At Justice ~ tie sup,fne
..Irt % The Stale Of Lxss, At the ,H=1ing Az.
l.' election 90 on The vacancy occs-lontd by The
..irnst .1n af the Hos. o. " Roberts
H5u 4 A. REEVES nf Palestine r a candidate
Associate Justice Of the Sapnme Court Of the
state 4 tesas. a the easgina August election
90 OH toe vacancy occs-ioned b. the resignation
If the Hon U. VI Roberts
" " WALLACE. u san Augl-tine, Is q can,
lIdaie jog Associate Justice Of the supreme QUIT
Hl The state Of Icxas at the ensuing Angus, clcc.
fHu. o. gu the vacancy nceas0ued by the res znA-
of Tie Hon. % N Roberts