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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-19
BEA1T1FGL OOT Tsr A q r HE'S
nE.N(yE uu MouNr HlRASA6T Op poayy

A BEAvT1FUL 90 TT a q = xESl-
"A DEMOS on MOUNT Pi8AsART, oPPosITR
fo kocKsrTs, Af AuofroN. I'VE Will sell upon
IN 70 premises, on THURSDAY, the 34th day
Of April, conne nCing at<4 O'Clock r. q the
beautiful COTTAGE RESIDENUE now In
the occupancy Of IT. VIM. Stagg. II cor:
sains seven comfortable rooms. With Kitchen
and all necessary out.butldings-aN In good
0 der. The lot fronts - feet on East Aaan
street. And runs back l2e feet. The pramises
are beautifully located, and command nne
view Of James river and the surrounding e
country. There Is also attached Q garden,
18th a choice selection Of young fruit trees.
TERMs-One. third cash ; the balance at six
and twelve months, for negotiable notes,
with in terest added. and secured by . trust
iced. The purchaser to Pay the taxes and In.
surance for 1859. Ks .rt
JAS. n. TAYLOR & son,
ap17 3 AucttoneerS.
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BOAR DING.

A PLEASANT AND SAFE RETREAT.
~ paoas family residing near Daavile and
within mile and half Of Q depot. having large
hsose nd smau family, would aco -mm0date
soc.s Two q thres families with board upon &C
eonmolatIng terms.
The nsighbofhood u unsurpassed. There are
ssvsfL churches Withln Q short distau -, and
the situation healthy.
Psrsoas dagiring uch retreat, for partieulars,
ere referred 10 9EORG@ BA0BY
sp ie-lw" Shookoe Sip.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-19
LO01', STRAYED, Ao.


r OST $50 REWARD.-Lcst,o ON Monday
IL evening last, my POCKET -UOOR, con.
talaing two 90 Confederate notes, and sun
dry other papers of no use to any one else
me ga, aSoxs rewa rd VIII es paid II delivered
ap l6-sts q. p. WELLER.
kIsUUND.-Neft In my store a VALlF|
e. several mpnfhs ago. containing sundTy
articles Of clothing and prayer book. with
Michael +. Shea's name in It. The owner
mha2-ts R. y. POWERS.
r UST -The rev srd Of &l0 is offered for my
Il TRUNK, left vt the American Hotel on
the lst of A prilsas62 which Trunk ,as informed
iectls safs and whio6 is msrksd J-E. D..
Norfolk, Va. and my uams ON a card ON the
other side. Clothes inside marked IN my
name. address Dol. W1: b. F1TZdEk-
ap list. WALTER n: DOYLE.
I O6T-On the l4th inst. on Main street,
IL between 18th and 10Th, Coral BREAST
Pix. a liberal reward HvAll be pstd for Its
's'"'" ( dsps. SS. KEsNEY K sfti " gSANs, A.
CYRAYEO-From my residssac cs. on Saturday,
- April 9th. a He'd cow, Call one eolor,) siE
years old, and having split !n Cne ef her ears:
'clia Cow wss giving large portion OF milk.
reward from DAN'E4 I.BHk e1'H. l7th st,
up l7-s.* Butchsrtown. eichaond. Va
81 TK KAYED Ok STULNN-<m Monday night,
~ April lAih, q Morgan HORSE. d, dark chest
nut Color from the farm Of Ronald Mills, four
miles from Richmond, on the Ostorils Turnpike.
a liberal reward VIII be paid on his delivery 70
Capt. OL.AIHQ 4NE,
aDl7-3t& No. Il PeaH street.
ESfRA Z ED Oh OF UtEN-ilrom the stable
~ Of N.ssss. (4.azebrock & 1homaa. light
BAY H0kSH, little swsy back, snd bach q LIT tie
sore; star In the face. will give Q liberal re
ward n delivered to me or left at 0LAsnsRooK
4 TRoAAs's store. JAMES p. WOODS&9N.
1T-0%
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. . A B D I n q :

- A Il u n g.
MES ROSA l.. CRAWFORD, on Sd street,
Detwsen Clay and Leigh, Will receive limit
90 number Of Boarders. UomIortable rooms
e1o accommodations Will be furnished. 4
NV Day bsarders will be received.
m lf-AtA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-19

AEADAME SON respectfully informs her
lVu customers that her store will be closed
d Saturday, Monday and Tuesday, the l9th,
81 at, and 2d. ami will re open On wcdnes-
day, with a full and elegant assortment of
Spring BONNETS, HEAD DRESSES, RIB.
Bl,NS, FLOWERS, and everything usually
kapt In q Arst. class Millinery establishmant.
. apls-3.< MADAME SON, a5 Main st
ri PKINU Is COMING II respectfully
/ call the attention OF the ladies to the
faot that have lately enlarged my stock and
assortment Of goods, among which are Ru-
aaas Bonnet Silks, plain and checked; Hiu.
aons, black and white; and large assor .
,uens OF Velvet and Bonnet Ribbons, to.
.yether with mum ber Of articles not strictl y
In the Millinery line; all of which can bs seen
at No 100 Broad street.
'ap Sims Dliss V. A. TEMPLEMAN s.
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rOJ J'TUN
u g A .--
The suba cribers have recently received frsm
abroad, large lot of
COTTON UAKDS,
Nos. and 10, which are now offered for ssl-.
0RAVELEY PRIN0LE,
~ l@lmA 81 East Bay Char. est0n. s. @.
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] o 4 RI.

ID .t 'EL
4 few gentlemen can ts -c-
-, accommodated with BOARD,
whn or Without rooms. on Casy street. between
- 10o 60 North side. ap l7-3t*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-19

EDENpUas. Va. April Is. 1861 "A review Of
his whole oivieioa - been made BY 0slsrnl
Shields. who rode Ia carriage. with his
stan, amid ths most en- enthusiastle appliance OF
the soldiers. The arpearauce Of the whole
command was qnite aosicsAble.
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: FEDERAL coNonnoa

An occasional glsncs at tins prosssaiags OF
the sskss Congress shows tAAt tAs nsgIs
aass;lon maintains IT. sssal Drontaence.-
We copy the ySollowiag from late Northern
Iapsr: -.t... --.....
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RsaLIsH vEzsRLs DErAIsRD.

The Stars and Bars ft3at defianuy var the
Fert, aud with glass the entineh can be
seen pacing 70 and fro upon the RANT arts.-
Oolonal htte mas tasen down ths iight.
hou.e to the lett Of the Fort and burned other
buildings, In order to leave nothing tf inter.
ie1s vita the range CT tie guns. WI lea are
placed en- barbet,e.
Moor head City and Beaufort are ot tcupied by
a detachment The Union nax wh&eh aats
over Beaufort was f3and in the P0st.lftice In
thai DlACe.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-01-25
III Tt \ x ! .

Died in Marcia on the morning of the "a day
ut January. l,'s, Mrs MARY l.. NlNloN 10 tie
.'th yc5r ol her age
lhe character q the deceased was IN the lasho-;
dtgtrt amiaiAe. soft and gentle q child ia her
manaef. her weid, and her action. oil Indicated a
warm heart and thc most dsAra,e feelings. A los-
ug wife, devoted mother nd warn AMI true
friend
She Wa charitable Her len hand never knew
sbst hcr right hand did She WIS ready t. Do What
she could t. alleviate human sorrows but never re.
fern B. these things charities performed by her,
ct as though she conceived she objects Of be-. 4vofs
under any obligation. to her. She had only done her
duty. Tho at hbon. uf her hands were article. 4
bedHns made tor or soIsler.
Religion crowncd On tbe excel enccs 81 her char
aricr for mprr than tire, years she bad been a
consistent member of ,he Presbyterian church
Her Attendance wa most punctusl upon all the re-
ligioa, services, and often IN her flacs ~hsn her
health would hardly hastily il. The marss in bsr
Bible used fot d-ly reading, sbo~ that II was a
lamp 70 h,f lset and a light t. her ra,h.
Though her health bad teen very delicate for
81 week. yss the messenger OF death cane very
unexpected, 10 bet. sad slsa 10 her friends. bat
It d4l not alarm her. /, sas an eysat u shA b ate
had iaoscd a,id Tor which -hs bad made due pr-ps
fsiiaa Atd when the sssi"ar bid her cemr NJ
ltg,ict that cali she sai8 She could ohsy and shs
closed her eyes upon carih sud friends sad relatives
to open en- upon Heaven her everlasting hamc--
the city OF th, Great Kins
M,rss,it Jan. 90 1854
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-01-25

NARROW EscArE Mr.. Phil Brown and
gentleman who.e name We did not learn, were
in carry all on Tuesday evening. when the
horses became unmanlgeable AMI ran away
They ran with great violence across the square
towards the poslolicc Immediately in front Of
which the vehicle was dashed against ,rce
Nj Brown was thrown ont with great force
on the pavement, but strange to say was not in
jurcd The horses then became disengagcd from
the wagon. and with the gear aud other trap
pings around them which added to their fright.
plunged madly forward, to the eyidcnt alarm Of
every one with whom thcy were likely to come
in contact. Although a scrious matter at the
time, we can now afford to laugh over it NJ no
oue was hur, Several OF our friends. whom
we never suspioioned OF being swift on foot
made most excellent time. and cvinced an agili-
~ that challenged admiration.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-01-25
oRpER NO
HsApQU ,argRs 6ru BsiaApE.
Texas STATE TRoors

hskNHAt4s I IA rs 'hil bstis iCN- J
IN ACCORDANCE with the late law. ap-
] proved Dec. 18th, 1851, and Instructions
received from the Anjutaut General. the tnlo-
nrls commanding the State troops in the coun.
ties OF Harrison and uppshur, comprising The
9th Brigade Texas State troops, viii see that
ihci, commands are thoroughly ORGANIZED and
placed upon u war iouiiag.
st ky ordering elections to lill all vacancies
iha, may exist in company officers and having
returns forwarded TO this oNcc. within tins imc
pr,scfted by law issalug ccttilicaies Of clcc
ton TO those reciying maiorhy Of votes east,
and that commanders oI companies have THAR
in quota OF not.commlssioDcd a!'csrs
2nd BY having al tree gaiie persons enrolled
lha, are not already enrolled over ciga,een and
under hhy years OF age.
3D. By seing that commanders Of compa
MES drill their men at least once N every two
weeks
Alb. By having Rcgmcnini cr Battalion
dri.ls at nsa S-ace every two months
Sih, by ord,siag oat yonr fall commands Mt
least onco IN every ,hrse months, fer ut least
-four days Tor drill and instruction 10 camps
5,h BY calm, Your sph commissioned and
non-commisc0acd othecrs. together. Us often as
you may think proper for drill aud instruction
at lcas, Tour hours 10 each day so called together
9th. You will r,port 10 this Office ins'an,er
any vacancies that may exist in heiG oiheefs, IN
vonr respective commands.
s,h, You Will report 10 this Office a, an carly
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-01-25
Mr.. NaIlandisham Again.

made the subioined whitening speech in
in the L. : House Of Representatives,
in deuuuoiation Of the Llncoln govern.
mcut for giving up Mason aud Slidcll ]:
4 message was received from the
President, communicating the papers in
the Trent affair heretofore published
A motion was made tosrcier them TO
the Committee GA Foreign Affairs
Mr.. Nallandgham, lopp) of OHIO.
said avail myself, SIR, 81 this the
earliest opportunity offered Ia expires
my utter aud suoug condemnation. as
one OF lie representatives, oi the people,
Of the act OF the administration ia sur
rendering uu Messrs Mason aud Slidrii
600 the Brush Government For SIX
weeks. sIr, they were held ~ CLOSE Gus
tudy as traitors If the United States, 10y
order ol the Secretary Of STATE, and wlth
the approval ami applause 81 the press,
vt the public mrn, ii the Navy Depart
rrur IT thus House, aud If the people
OF the ujtpd States, with - tail knowl
edge 81 the manner aud all the circum.
stances OF tLclr cap urc, and yet ~ six
DAVIS after the imperiuus aud pcrcmpto-
~ demand Il Great Britain, they were
auiecliy surrendered upon the mere m.
mnr even Of the approach IT u hostile
N.,., tat ,nu.. Co. tur fist tur ir uu
Wuo0a. u-' %. have -yr -uuu,d ipso-
icully n,. qUtrrcl without ught, AID
tbcu ta>rly cr,pt uul g ID without hon
cog and thus, tor the first time, has the
American eagle been made t. COVER be
tore tltc British lion
sir. Na~>aI ur faitcr,d aud terror
strirksu moss, ar s.rv, Ia. and s,r,ph,ut.
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'""h ."' N hl 'I'. ''' '"0t b"l me
people u.W .. hereafter viii dculud .
. Terrible reckoning tor this most uumiuly
surrender Bat do not trust myself to
sneak Of il now As | prur1Sc some dav
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my '"F''''' '''''' ~ '''''' 10 ''''
/ expires" my "''P '""N'''"" ''"' ''
/ very war Wh''h lh' "thrF uHN m'eW
have been avoided hy combined Wisdom
Aud irWur~S. Is Now inevitable.
>,r fla. Surrender may he uo fault Of the See.
rotary ot -inio. hut he I'm. sown. | fear. the
b 'y"uf W "a uV H." ,,st 4,,.,,S , 'a
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"N 'l','n " '''''t 800. e" ,,.,
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-01-25
REGIMENTAI ORDER. no. -

lIE,pQt ,Rrnrs RtGIuESr lIiAseisoS
touSry isSAs STATE Jsocrs.
MARSHALL. Texas. Jan. 10th, 1862 !
rs OBEDIENCE 10 the orders OF the Brig.
| adler Geneml 9Th Brigade Texas State
Troops, directed TO commanders Of said brigade,
notice ia hereby given
let Iha, elections will be held on Saturday
the 23th inst, in Beat No 2 at Jancsviile Tor
one Captain Also. in the Eastern hall Of Beat
No. g. ai Marshall FIR one Captain, one First
Lieutenant. and aad Second "a Lieutenant, The
highest commissioned officers IN said companies
are hereby appointed presiding officers Of asid
elections and Wi make due rviarns TO me at
Marshall within i've days suid election TO be
conducted in accordance with law.
ID commanders oi companies will proceed
instanicr to enroll al free white persons not al.
ready enrolled IN their respective commands
over the age of eighteen and under ffty years
of ugc. and return 10 this Office within twenty
days from the date hereof Il complete muster
roll ol the number oi oatssfs commissioned and
non-comnisiofred, aud privates with the n1m-
Der Of firearms in their respective commands
3D. The captains or commanders Of compa
nics will see that they have their full quota Of
non-comrn ssioncd officers They sill also pa.
rade their eompaoi,s at their re-ps eiye muster
grounds at least once in every two weeks, Tor
instruction and drill, from this date.
i,h The Field ard staff commissioned and
nou-comnsoned officers, for this regiment
Harrison county will NEE, in Marshall on
Wednesday 10th day Of February next fov
drill. to remain from dny to day until discharged
9Th. There will be ReTbhcn,al drill ON Sa'nr.
day the lst day OF March next, a, Marshall
Texas At which all persons subiee, to military
duty will be- required to be tn attendance. on
Gers will give due notice TO their respective
commands Of the same.
BY order OF,
J. NJ CURTIS,
Coi. Com. - Regiment T,ras STATE 7,oops
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-01-25
MULE LOST,

THE undersigned, living in Reak county six
j miles Sou,hcas, of Camden, has lost val.
aabc mare mule The las, heard OF her vss
a, Uncle Joe Tuylors. iour miles from Msr.
shall on the Shreveport road, where she took
fright, while endeayoriug to get her Ia the lot.
ard ran OIL She ia dark bay no marks
about her reeolee,ed Of medium sizo, OF 4
lively young nppr aiancc, although uine or ten
years old Is an elegant sglGe mule, and PAGES
and racks finely Any one taking up said mule
or giving the necessary information 50 that
car get her. viii copier favor and be paid for
their trouble
s. J. HENDRICKS
Jan Is, 1862 nl1-tf
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-01-25

day, the full number Of commissioned officers
non commissioned officers. aud priva,e., the
number OF guns, pistols, und their character aad
coalition
BY order Of
T. A. HARRIS. Org. General.
Il. I. FRiDgRici Brig. Moor.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-01-25

lar Marshall i now supplied with such pro
visions as are raised in the country, in great
abundance. Pork it was thought, would he
scarce and high On The contrary, il was quite
abundant. selling at seven and eight cents. and
some Of it as low as six. II was as good as the
bet we get from abroad
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-01-25
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
The Marshall Nursery.

r HAVE still left on hand One 10; OF
i FRUIT TREES also, a part Of hne
selection Of Roses, and other shruobery. which
will s,l on accommodating terms | return
my thanks to my friends. and will DO ali that
can to deserve u still more extensive patronage
JOHN DUNCAN
Jan 20 1859. nls-2,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-01-25

TAKEN up by c. Els living sbou, Q Mills
i South Of The city OF Marshai on the Hen.
drrson and shreveport road, and posted b'iore
r 4, Harris ]. T., Beat No 8. oue BAY
HORSE Pony about sis year old thirteen
hands high. both bind lcet white books Us il he
bad been cut or burned Tor the big head aud
has the mark Of u ropc on his ucse Appraised
at s35 BF FRIEDRICH, Clerk.
January /, 1862.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-01-25

goy" New SrnscRinFRs in the county from
THIS date, will he required 10 pay in advance.
aud Tor The rcaron that when our prcsen, supply
OF paper gives out, we mus, have money 10
purchahe more
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-01-25
CIRCULAR.

Joan II B,SroS ESQ,
ST. The lion Geo NJ Flournov. having
resigned tn Office Of Attorney General OF the
State OF Texas and an clection having been
ordered TO supply said vacancy, We. your fellow.
county men, well knowing your eminent ability
10 discharge the duties Of the Office. would re
specially request you to become candidate for
tlse gnup
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-01-25

lrs- Within the last twelve months opr citi.
/ bayo been uau.adly .rn'Wnt rlod,ug
khnp except what was essentially necessary
get along with. Men mud buys. women and
p hasa 1een weaving their Old clothes, hats
hoUnr,s, Great attention las been given
Passing everything necessary 'or subsistence
y The first time within eur recollection IN
eouairy home made goods are abundant.
result Of all this economy AID management
Nat the people Of The South are ifeer OF
Than they have been tos years, aud II che
rs are opened lhis Spring will have abun-
e Of money 10 carry on the war
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-01-25

fHiE subscriber has removed to Marsh.l,
ard has ope,ied in the house Formerly occa.
pied by opbey a Allen. lie has u splendid
lot Of Ready Made Clulhing, and Gents Fur
n-hinr Goods which be- "a siding a, the loves,
fgurts for cash. Give hm = call snd SET for
yourself
li- also carries co the tailoring business, ard
"a prepared lof css,om work cutting. m.xiu4
uniforms 81
s. JACOBS.
November. l6 1861.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-01-25

75fs, Cas.oas'sof B,eafsSS & 7aRy
WE have this flay sold cat to Mr. JOHN
w DYKE, who Is dg.y authorised to settle
up oar eookg
Our customers are respectfully solicited to
call upon Mr nyie, and close their accounts
Corn, Cotton. Wheat, Rye Oats. Foi,ir-.
or anything tor The support 81 mar or beast,
will be takea IN payment Tor smoun's due
ef1- ], YOU have none Of the before men
toned articles please rive veur note
BRApFiflD h TALLEY.
Marshall. October / SOL.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-01-25

TIE copartnershp existing between J n
l Lancaster and VIM Evans under the s,Slc
oi ] 4. Lancaster 4 Co Marshall Texas was
this day dissolved by mninal CONSENT J II
Lancaster will settle up the business Of the Old
firm. and viii hereafter continue tae Drug Store
On his own account
J. u. LANCASTER.
WM EVANS,
Jannary ls,, ls6s. nls-H
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-01-25
THE LATEST NEWS.

afternoon and landed troops at Fort
Jefferson. and returned IN. bo,,s viii
20 down again this morn,n, .;,L ia.
rest of the ,roops IN Far, J.g,rs,n T,
point about five miles below Birds P,in,
The cavalry had ,rev;o,.l, l,o,,,,L..,.
across to Fort II,lt and will lain ,,a
other t,oops this morning fran RirJ.
Point A considornble ur'oh.r -, ,nai'
mrn,s will be taken on -, p,ducsh
About 500 ,roous marched from her.
this morning and will hin ,bc oxn.l;.
ton at some poin, IN ,l,'. in,r,inr
Btcuuo<p Jan 18-A nnr,;nn -, u,o
Richmond mess rnl,Iish his nnrn;,r
statement ,b,, .,lyas,on r.
been taken bv ,he F,d,,,ls urn,,nn
A report ~ in circul,,inn ha,,. am ,i,.,
anthatitv of f, ,romi,c,, v,r,,i,ia ,n,,,.I
tina, the FEDERAL. havn ,v,sna,ad p,.a,'
.p.v TIA, ,cn,r, moods cnn,,na,;o,.
The Petersburg Exuress ,.,.,i,,j a.,
dis,,teh ,his ,nernnnp sraa Nm
saving Inn, the eI.,,nu,s ,ra c,,L,;,',,
for ma seyr,o GAIA H. na., ,',",.ah
inp and b,. i,rc.d R,r,s.J.,,s .,nal;
nm hack ia U,,,.,,,u RID.
The weather j. rnld and o,o,,;r,, a.,
p.l,rsbu,r and ;ndira,inus If snn1 -,
Richmond
The destination Of Burnside's cxneai.
,i,u cnnsis,in, If IA ,,,n.,,r,. ir n,,,
,,Il,r. anal t,y, SD, vh,,,I s,.,a,..
which lief, u,,nr,n, Rad ~, s,nl,,'
nftc,uosp il i. t,onyht will sn,n hn A..
ycloprd
The Nor,hcrn naners nrc snrgu;ne, Tim,
Iayn,nbl.. rrsul,s win tllnw ,1,c, s,,,,
no,'s spe,,h in ,bc senate n, ,nnL
cruurd against WuL,,s c,n,,,o #
Mason and Slid,u He considered Emo.
Iand's demand and S,vard's reud,,irn
right
MFR Cali ,hc inventor If c,lts ,oyol.
yer ,iird in Hartford C,pn.ct;cu, ON.
the ION.
Advices from Missouri report Price
reinforced by Arkansas ,roops A Ggh,
AT Rplla il rxn.cted
NASHVILLE. Jan IA tobacco ware.
house at Henderson. XIV owned bv Kerr
AZ Co. of Liyerpool. was burned ON the
tlh. together with 50 600 worth Of To.
bacco The fire was the work Of an in.
ccndinrv.
ualeck has appointed new Board Of
ASSrsSprs nj :, I.uis ia assess Lands
Of tine srcrS.ipuists NJ npp,al ia al.
lowed from their drcislnn.
WumNeroN janis. O'Clock Pm
Nothing has been heard from BnrpSid.'-
Vet
NORFOLK. Jan Is "A gentleman named
Roy hrlstriu,, +, fine nh L,ui.inn,
rr,f,n.nt lrU rr,p a w,ndaw in fine
hind story of the Atlantic Hotel. last
might. and was Instantly k,llrh.
RlcnMo>p. Jan. Cnercss has or.
dcrcd the publication Of the official re.
ports ct all battles tonight This IN.
cludcs Beaurcgard's and Jphnstul's re
port of the battle Of the 2lst Of July
Nothing Otherwise made public OF the
proceedings today
Cot Juhu X. Jackson, of the 9th
Georgia regiment, commanding at PEN
~ac"la, has been arr"'nicd B'.Ead'T-
Gcuerd. Although not West Pointer,
hc is an efficient ana experienced officer.
Tie was warmly recommended hy Gen
Bragg tur promotion.
Nothing Is publicly known OF the
proceedings Of Congress Tor several
days
lhorc Is Wnch speculation among oai-
tors, reporters, and others, IN regard +"
the pr"hnh'c passage % M act rr-'''cl'
ing 81" liberty ~ Vie" p'r~s There II,
however c'ns dcia'Ir Doubt ot thc pas
sage oi such an act.
\ report, said 10 ho reliable, Is mn ar
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-01-25
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7 J. RICHARDSON. Is. sans SHoAr
TIE STATE OF TEXAS.
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t9rNYy or liAHsIsos.
To any io'cid efiocr q sn,d County Gfesi'ss
VOU are hereby commanded to samnon
| Sabc Shoai by Publication Of this writ
three successive weeks 10 the Texas Republican
a newspaper p,.bl,,hed in the City Of Marshall
70 be and personally appear h'iore me at my IN re-
on Saturday the Is, dag Of Feb. A u, 1852, NJ
= O'Clock A. NJ TO answer the complaint OF
T j. Richardson IN a plca Of debt, for the sam
ai eighty and s3-lOO dollars due By account
briefly ne follows. to-wit: hslenar Of account
Of oae hnndrtd and ninety dollars Tor 10, Of
stock cattle sold sail shost in the year -a9
Herein f,il not and make due return Of this
writ a. the Law directs.
Given under my hand, this the is, day OF
January. 1852
G.. ". LAGRoNE.
J4d,cs Of "a, Peaae IN end for sad Coaa;g.
Issued lamar, lst i-s2
q. W. LAGEoNE. T.
January 18th 1854. nls:3l
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