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METROPOLITAN HOTEL,
49, GATE BRowN's.)
The updersigasd bsgs leave to inform bis fiisnds
and the travelling pub 10 that he has leased for .
tam of years the we.l.known Hotel kept for many
yeafs by Mr. Marshail Brown, aud to assure them
that they will hnd in him no detsrm ned "
keep In every particular hrst clsss House. He rs-
ANDREW r. POTTS,
jan.<-dlwif Proprietor.
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~ Tickets for sale in Washington, d. c., st the
Natioual Hotel In Baltimore, at the Depot Of the
Northern Central Railway, Calvert street, at Bar.
NUNS Hotel, Eutaw House, and Gimor House.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

GEORGE CHaIsTY's f|
OPERA Hou0M,
- TENTH STREET, BETWEEN AND y. IN
opsa Every Night With
George Ohristy's Minstrels,
Nom Brood,ooy, NeD York,
Comprising 10 Of tho
PICKED sfARs OF MINsTRELsYI
The entire satsrtain@ent uadsr the Immediate a
GEORGE OHRl0TY,
TAs sdasssisdced PtcWsw ef ksassrelyi
~. Eyssieg viii b. pl6dueed George christy'.
hugnsois Extfavagansa entitled
fHx DoUBLE.BEDDED R00M.
OtSsr chirietsi: BY ths the company. % '"'
The usual melangs Of Singing, Dancing. Bar,
letQus Opera, 60, 40, blythe Who'll, company.
ADnisIoS-Parquetts, - cents, Gallery, 2s centA
~ On preparation, NEW YEARS. CALLS.
TAHTE n BURY HALF
FIRST PRESENTATION
GREAT RAvEL PANToMIME
Ls0O A7aOr0 c1o0 Alr9c0.
WARD 10 his great CoRps yoLAErE
Aj1ernoon performance, Wednesday Afternoon,
at Seclock for Ladies and Children. with quauti
ties Of P,e.ents. A superb SIS silk Dress.
~ All Of the INNEssE CohPAsr at Every Enter
tAipment. Jan
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DY GaEnN IS WILLIAMs, Auetion.er..

& '~ "'' ""''''"'''''
S4LE IN dCCytNT OE 6OVER.N ISNT UNITED
STATS, or ONE ROAM R0Axh AT ACCTiUS.
On TUESDAY the It'll instant. We shall sell in
front of our store, No $50, corner .: Seventh and
streets, at 10 O'Clock, m,
ONE ROAM HORSE.
Tern Cash, In specie.
By oIder Of the navy agent,
GREEN WILLIAMS,
jan l-d [Starl ..uctioneers
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NJO1ICE TO TAx.PAYERs

CoLLEoroR's OyFIcE,
WdsktWOton, Dec q, 1851.
Notice 10 hereby given to all persons in arrears f
taxes, whether gas special or ssnual tax, that VI
less the same 10 paid 1t This ooe before this Ist day
Of February next, the property On which the ,axt
due will then be advertised and sold, the law d.
rscts
Those who wish to avoid the heavy xpeuseI
advertising. will please pay within the time spec
fed WIN. DIXON,
dec 2-e0tFl. Collector.
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p E r H A MS
GRAND EXCURSION
New York.. % Beaten,

EXCURSION TICKETS
FROM BALTIMORE TO BOSTON,
AND RETURN, ONLY. ..4l8.B,'
TO NEW YORK AND RETURN. ..... 500
Tickets good to leave Baltimore from the Depot of
the Northern Central Railway, on Calvert street,
passing over the Northern Central Railway, Lebs
non Valley East Pe1psylvapia, Lehlsh Valley, and
Central Railroad Of New Jersey TO New York, and
from New York to Boston By the gtoniugton Line,
lesying New York BY the stean,sss Commonwsaith
md ilymonsh Rock ct O'Clock p. N. on any day,
(Suadays xceptedJ
UP TO JANUARY 81, 1862,
y AND TO RETURN by SANE ROUTE
ON OR BEFORE MARCH lsr.
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ITO MEMBERS OF coNOEss. pRoFEs.
i sional Gentlemen, and others.
The undersigned are prepared to print Speeches,
Brish, Pamphlets. Reports, or any description Of
Book work, and solicit orders.
VIC SCAMMELL h CO,
Once corner Indiana avenue
nov n-n and Second street, third floor.
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- The above sale 10 further postponed
uull Monday, the goth January, same Pla,e ana
time. .na N. BLAIR,
.a.l,- Trustee.
&c MCGUIRE l. Co,
ian 6-6th&20th Auotioneers.
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dec lg-3taw4w
The national Republican., 1862-01-06

AEThe above saie 10 further postponed
until MONDAY, tth Japua'y, 1863, at the same
hour and place.
NJ BLAIR, Trustee
JAS. q. McGUIkE 4 &C.,
deo8O Auctioneer m
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~ The above sale 10 still further post
poned until Monday, the 3Oth instant, At the same
hour and pls,e. n. BLAIR, Trustee.
JAS q. MoGUIRE g. CO.,
deca3 Auotioneers
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-02-08

English OPINIONS o. fnr "CoxrfxprI
Bile INSTRUMENT" Carr WnKrs If IL T.,
reasonable TO reflect with how l;tlc wis
dom the world Is sometimes governed.
II il more rcasona BILE 10 wonder hy what
contemplate instruments great natiai,s
ate often cmbroiled We are at this mo.
ment looking up a, the coin which j.
iwirIing in the air, aud guessing with.
out any good grounds If preference.
whether it win come down heads or tails
peace or war We are arguing thni.
u the Americans are not mad. u must be
peace, aud he preparing, as If we were
certain that It would be war. We are
calling together our fleets from al parts
OF the wurld-wc are taking no every
available lrausport--we are pushing orr
pickct troops across the Atlantic. aui
we are providing butts aud halling place
aud piles oi stores ia the bare wiuiry
deserts Of Nova Sciota and New Bruins.
wick, and all because quarrclsnmc
Yankee captain, upor whose discretion
or common sense 30 human lciug would
after u knowledge of his aniccodrn.s.
have trusted the decision Of .gunroam
squahblc has thought tit 10 fancy him
SELF an adept IN thr science Of iutcfna.
tional law. This Commodore Wilkes
has just favored the world with a nara.
tive Of how II was be came To- commit.
that outrage upon our flag. which his
Government must now either apologize
for or justify by war london 7ines.
Decembey 2jM.
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XIV Bat TO prevent tie dcsccraiion
Of tie soil of TeEas that cur lair land
shall not hc laid waste ani dcvas,ed (:
that our negroes shall no, le kidnapped
and or cotton a,olr. our whole line If
sea coast irCm The Sshine Ca tAr Rio
Granae, mast lc defended by an ndc.
quate force. and the quota must he o.
tanned from 'he host Of patriotic Texnn-
reserved inr humc defence
XVII Il is there on uug own coast
that our l0n,cs and ihc Government eft
Cur choice must be defended it &. there
that those we love and cherish must he
protected from the ruthless and Iasoleut
invader
XVIII Tic Governor. m mat ing
This appeal tor volunteers o. bod them.
selves in readiness ly preparation and
drilling TO march ut mnmpnt'- warn.
ing is conscious that those whom bee Oh
dresses are ever ready IN defence Of
their beloved State. euc in roprllin-
their unnatural tpr to stake life, fortune
and every earthly hope that tbry are
too ennllu- &C tho rcuowu Of their
brothers 10 arms. and that they are TOO
athifst for glory for this holy Invocation
go be made in vain
XIX The Governor is empowered.
AID h. is also pa pared Co evoke all the
resources uf the State ip it, defence.
b1t Will not Insult The patriotism &c his
c9uuirymrn ia fupposiug that IL vii
hrcninc imperative 20 resort To- draft
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Special 20 the View York lines
coHFIscATIoN AND rHE SLAVERY QUESTION
IN THE FEDERAL CONGRESS

W Aspt<.r,N J,uunt, q I'll. military
,,r,,,,,.a ,f ,L. ~ T., a'L,,n ,.'',,',.
r,c,,r,J An ,be u,iiirns ,ud ,".nlul,,ns
in ,.bai.n tn tho cma,cnnt,,n If IL.
sL.v.. of ,,l,,J. dis ,,.r,.,,,., i,,du,,a
,brir chairman Mr. Bl,ir IL, Missouri
In r,ror, +, I'M III. .n,ritts. is r.m
n,s.d If Rim Rpf,ing,on' a. Nicola.
.c,t. Dim ,C Nc,y y,,k Wr,.ht -,
r,ups ylynnin R,ehntd.ou m Illinois
Mckee. punn. al Indiana VIM Aim
If Ono n,r.t.b. of Nrv Il,mnshirn
and .J,rksun Tho tw, l,,trr L.,y. mn,
attended ,hr MEETINGS of TIA. committee
II is understood that the committee
,t,r,c A. +, III, princtpl.s ,f inns bin
lnt no, fully an detail, Th, l.ndug
features If fla. Inn are tbo.o.
The ,un,,,i,nmep, ,l ,te ra,i.u,l
tax ,pepr he rehrl St,tc.
The cbure .f each rebel Stn,,'s
p.rti,,n p,o rail-, ,p the l,,. and lands ,,
'..,,1.,,s ~ and S,.,,.s ,r.,rd,,,.. a.. ti.,
,,.p,Ii.n ,h.,.,f pndcr III, las, rrrsus
TIA, ,lam,iisu nf the President
an III, ,od F.brp,ty n,xt t,.,ll ri,izops
If I'm, ,.t,rl Stnl,. =. rp, the ,,vcs
charged on lhrir lands
m. lands # All vim fII +, nay
alto. .t,ty d,v. ,b,N Lr l,iIe T., Le
.c,z.d and thr tide ,t.rrof vested in fine
Tinted Staten
r TIA. President ts ,,npn,n, tLre.. ,o,n
nis.i.prr. fam each r.hi STATE. rn take
rb,r,e.,f lands whose tina. ia Illus vest.
qI 40, ,,4yrrnm,,,t and l,n.r. ar sell tho
-
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NI'tllt'N.

.. HANL npi sNn or heard ffo7 iay
aegro man REUBEN. since Wc,tsS.
a ,iay last very cally IN the morning
-A--- bsyJ 10 doubt ,hs, BE- was cnticrl
away by thief under rtcirnce Of taking him
20 a ire State It's may be sish the thief. or
travelling alone with pass J vii, Fay rear
enable rvsard for his delivery TO ne In Mat,
shall. Texas He IS about twenty eiyh, Years
pi age medium sizc and beighi very black. u
heavy sast Of hair and thin heard. lie WAS
raised 10 holol. has been waiter in one in
jackson. Miss. IN Shreveport, la, IN Marshall
aui Jefferson, Texas. Ne Is sprightly. iniell.
gent, and very mach addicted 10 lying he
hss rcuatksbl, small cy,,l
ntpItg s. JENNINGS.
February l. lsba Matt
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TusiNo AND REPAIRING.

TIE undersigned Is prepared on =
l very short notice 20 tune and M"
repair rIANOS tie will visit any portion @.
the county desired Orders eau BE- len a, ,hs
store Of Hrssrs Lane Taylor Esii-e salts
fiction given 20 ev' p case
q FRANK.
December 2ist. 1851 ml4.3m.
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- Sine, our last issue, VI ssrs, PAnHER,
nj HrspnicKs late memhers Of the lfgida'
tune. have reached homc We have not bad
20 pleasure Of seeing the latter The former
!. been in town. and VIZ 0ere gfauted at n
.ndly call rom him He - in his accus,om
good health We regretted Ia learn that
r H"rdriyk X hnd been sick daring consid
able portion of the time he was absent
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OUR JOB OFFICE.

We prrsume Il generally known tha, We have an
.,,,p.iy. Jon OFFICE, and that we are prepared "a
A, work promptly Ia the best style and On the most
.,.omm6datng terms We Keep on hand a large lot
" material such a. book letter olio'pos' fool-rap
,ncned large lot Of fancy and plain tyI,e which
,SIs materially to our ability to turn ont handsome
iobs Gise us call,
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I HAVE -iill lsfl on hand fine 1T n
l FRUIT rhhtS also. part OF eia
sclcciion oi Rus,s and other shrubbery. which
] VII SD on accommodating terms. return
r'y thanks ~ ny friends aud will do all that
cad ta deserve q si'l more extensive patronage
JOHN DUNCAN.
Jan 80 1851? nls-a,
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The Gust ao7of Beadf,li 4 TIA
We lmee tbs day sold ont to Nr JOHN
W DYKE who l.ly authorised 10 seitls
up onr bysks.
oar customers ARE respectfully solicited 20
caIi upon Nr H}ke ngl close .Lclr accounts
Corn Cotton Wheat Rye Oai.. rnidcr
or anything tr Tie support Of man " f-as,.
w.il De tak,a Boo payment FIT smo.lnts d.c
ma Il you havc nome % She before nea.
TONED a-lt.las plaase give Your note
BRtulltlp q TAfiEY.
Marshall ~ .'abet 4 sol
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RETURNED -- VI JouN e. IlaRRls late Or
Urls Sag,unt OF the Bass Gruys, Gregg
rImeBs and who was recently discharged on
kount Of prolraeied illness arrived at home
Tuesday night IT, Nil looks feeble, but
/ sincerely trust, that under the kind miuisira
bn- of family and friends viii rapidly regain
l. H.,lth
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TEXAS REPUBLICAN.
TO THE PUBLIC.

a., .ul.srihcrs % the TexDs Republican src taken
.. of this county without payment ia advance, aud
49, tue reason that y more trouble TO collect such
sf.ni- than they are .nith. The names Of sub.
,ip.rs aat of the county will be erased AT the expi.
t,n 81 the year unless renew sdsy ending the price
~ the papcr Money can sc sent by mail AZ our fsk
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We inyi,. attention tc the card o,

oy. EDWARD CLARK, which appears in this
sue OF our piper Col Clark, We are inform
!, has received military education, lie has
kevise the advantages OF military experience,
lving served campaign during the Mexican
ar Major lIaldcman, the Major OF the Regl-
|en,. We are also informed, has received mill
lry education
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NANTEp COT immediate Use 600 good
W htles, at int uss Iag Yald 81, milea
South Of Nar.lsll, for which Eve a1d Zen cts
ai,i he paid 20 -'slhet
GEO IS EWEIL
rss- Hide tanned 90 BE- shares.
Iiecemher !. 1861 rll,f
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FRoa CoIrupus Our last reports from
above are to the ef'ec, that the fcdcrals
are collecting in strong force at Care
aud that AS soon as they can get 80 900,
or LOG. 600, they intend TO make their
long talked of forward movement upon
Columbus and New Madrid, by both
land and water They had q, Cairo, at
last accounts, 60 600 troops ard 80 NOR.
tar boats.
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MULE LOST.

'THk undersigned, living in Rnsk county. AK
l miles Sng,heass oI Cam1en. hse lost = val
uaola inase male. The last heard Of hsep wa
al =" Uncle joe Tnslor's. hour miles from Mar
shah 90 the Shreveror, road, where she took
irigt, while cndeavoing 10 get her In the lot
and ran of She. is a dark hay no marks
about her r.roleeied Of Medium sixc. of =
lively Young appearance, although nine " ten
years Old Is au elegant Sable us.,Ie aud rA<ea
AID racks finely. Any ous taking up sid msls
giving the necessary information No that |
can get her will confer favor and be pAid fit
then trouble
: y HENDRICKS
Ia, ~ 1900 ,1~ ii
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~ The following gentlemen have been ap
binled by Brig Gen T. A. HARars as the
AFT officers Of the 9th Brigade Texas State
foops
b F. FRlpsRicI, Brigade Major.
\. s, ALLEN, Adju'ant and Inspector Gen
fal.
Il, q. CARGO, Quarttrmasier,
A. L. Wnianr, Cormissary.
". ". ilAsr, Aidde.Camp
d. II JOHNSON. Volunteer Aid.
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The Canadian papers say Stewards
offer to allow British troops TO pass
through Maine will not be accepted
Toronto journal intlmatrs that the sec
retarys apparent frienihuess was Do
signed TO secure the soldiers who would
desert
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theme OF fears and spocplations Cant.
talists regard past amounts frutlessly
expended, while ship merchants are
pleased at the new market fof their old
hulks
Col Allen, Of New Jersey, o surgeon
and others, were drowned ~ their efforts
TO retrieve the steamer York
Secretary stan'cn prohibits receiving
letters by flags OF truce, except to pris
oners Of war in Washington.
There are indications that the Sec.
Rotary Of the Navy will soon resign.
The small rox is raging at George.
town, D G.
A bill passed the Federal senate an.
thorizing Lincoln 10 take possession Of
all telegraph lines when necessary. aud
10 Impress The agents and employees
prescribing death for interfering with
the use of the lines.
The Senate passed q resolution author
izjug the taking charge Of all cotton
lands and employing negroes to cult.
waite Them
\ petition Was prcecnted 60 the Sen.
ate from Illinois, asking the expulsion
Of all members from hat body who
voted for ahulisbiug slavery in the Dis
trict # Columbia
Neither the Government nor news
agents have received any news about
a battle at Bowling Green. except the
panic reports about it found IL the
Northern papers.
The Government has no news about
the capture Of ST Louis The iatcs,
Northern papers do not refer TO it. Nor
is there any official confirmation Of the
battle at James Island, near Appalachi-
cola
AUcrsrA, Jan 30 The Savannah Re.
publican Of this morning, says all is
quiet fcstcrda- fleet Of steamers
went down and after strengthening the
distinctions ia the river, returned uumo.
Tested by the enemy
Most Of the Yankee vessels have
been drawn n from the positions occu.
pied the day previous
Seventeen Federal vessels were in
Warsaw Sound yestcrday. aud heavy
firing was heard there, but the cause IL
unknown
The Republican has private letter,
dated Brain5ridgc. Jan o. which says
a battle - reported 10 have taken place
at James Island near Appalachicola, in
which sixty Fcderals were killed and
thirty-livo prisoners taken. The enemy
was totally routed Our loss is thirteen
CHICAGO Jan 28--A dispatch from
Cairo, reports that an expedition had
left Birds Point 20 attack JEFF Thomp.
son. II is also reported that after the
fight Thompson was taken prisoner
Reports prevail at Washington Of
sklrmishes on The upper Potomac, re-.
sultlug IN the killing OF thirty Texans
stone Wall jackson is concentrating
his forces at Charleston, and it is thought
will Immediately move down near llar.
per'- Ferry.
Aroysr9. Jan THE Savannah r..
publican If this morning, says thc
steamer LecsburC wont down IA Fort
Pulaski and returned safe Three shots
were fired at her bon al i,ll short
The Republican says Information has
been received from rhc telegraph opcra.
tor at Nashville. stating Price had cap.
tarrd 81 Louis No particulars given.
stun
NV OnLgaSs, Jan 81 1t is reported
that a French nlnufwar is coming up
the river Com lloIlus has received a
dispatch to that effect,
The Louisville Democrat of ycs'cr.
day week. the 2lst. has dispatches sta.
ting that there AS been great flood u
the Ohm They state aS follows
IfFfg,itFu htt.f f....f 4 Ir...4...a 3.
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THE LATEST NEWS,

'dlhR meet ana hrcd upon. Ia The ri-
Tor; to escape, her machinery wac disa.
bed, when she was abandont d. after
being set on fire. The crew have ar.
rived here safe.
AUGUSTA, Jan 22.-Tho Savannah
Ncws, Of this morning, says a letter,
dated the 1911, confirms the capture Of
Cedar Keys, and the burning Of the
town and wbarvcs, and five loaded
schooncrs in port, also so bales Of cot
ton aud $50 barrels tutpentnc.
The schooner Yancey escaped up tie
Christal river.
\ Hat, with some fifteen men aud some
ladies, was captured by the Yankees,
and the men ironod
The captain Of the schooner Ann
Smith, and somc civilians were released
on parole, after two days confinement
a letter from Fcrnand.ua, in the Re.
publican, says the citizens Of Cedar
Keys were not molcsicd. and private
property not taken The enemy have
leii the place
NEw ONEANS, Jan 20 A disastrous
lifc occurred here this morning at g
o'clock, destroying Two stores on Maya
zine Slrcei--onc occupied 10y Chas G.
Gaines ms hardware store, aud the
other 10y II II Ilnuscli. manufacturer of
h.nh'SS and military equipments. Loss,
SLOW ooo' Insured LOT $40
hcHM'N1, Jan 21-lt was stated ~
congress today, that message had
't'h received from m2h oiilelal 81 the
government that bnrns1dr'S expedition
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srocKs AT Richmond on Thursday
last. Confederate bonds " the SIS. ~.
600 loan were sold al l0i aud interest
Of the 500. 900 900 loan Al 100 and in.
icresi. North Carolina bonds at 81.
Virginia 95l
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RECEIVING, FORWARDING,


fEfIE subscriber has resumed the above bus
ness. Al hi. old stand AMI !. now erepa go.
20 recriys Cotton and other produce All bu
s,ne.. entrusted to his care shall receive his hes
attention y " MARTIN
iaHHarv fib isdI
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1tS. McCLnI,S.-M Mcclellan, II Is sans has
zee rendered his resignation To The authorities
ashincton, having grown tired Of the wer.
n .'tAs4l..~ l~r'rev- n. ski.,ing. sToai bis
''H'sFs The heavy responsibility u ssb tA..s
s'iss'R ssss ilfs eaibHiiiss lsts- Npnr tii
sing trial agans, 'he rroels before rhey YET
P'N leader for their grand armios
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GeS Bruls AMY According to the
estimate Of the New York Tribune. Gen.
cfal Bucl's army is made mp Ms follows /;
100 600 infantry, li,o0o cavalry and
5000 ariiiicrists.
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~ are missing a company II twelve
W mouth. volunteers Confederate scr. J
vice Chrk- Regiment Those desiring
10 Join, will meet ut Marshall. on Saiur y
day. tho 18th iast r. t'o purpose of ~. =
,an'2llion
~ LlBlRHN.
Feb r l-G2. W l.. PiCKENS
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spMI>isruATIO> NOTICE.

Y Vt ' u" u = TFEN WI " y.
IN 'he 3lsi day Of p''euter A. y 1851
" The undersigned waa app5ip'gd ht Size
County tolt, OF Harrison sounty pertaining
ta the estates OF isceaad persons Ahmiuis,rn.
'1r oi the estate ai Sili'as fa~itcr decreased
All PERSONS therefore. holding claims against.
said estate are reqptd 20 present them within
ihe time PRES ael bg aw anil those inlebitl
20 milsr Immediate payment.
H. l.. BERRY ffet
January g. $50 ula6t
+ AN selling 81 iag cost tbs balance ~ ms
Winter Goals. consisting of a 'pleusld aad
varied stock OF c.o'hne hats, shoe- Sc Cal
soon Il you want bargains
: JACOBS
Na-sha.. Jan a. ls6g ma lot
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Hn,nrc ADJOURNMENT, III. Texas Legislature
s,.,,o,..A-a. s.t8,ne0 fR lhs #Hf# "' 'H'
Tcyss hesri,a's IN the Conf'dcra'c army
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Tnr New fEpERAL SFcEErARY OF WAR
"A Washington dispatch. dated Jan.
22d, reports that Secretary Stanton says;
The army must burn powdc Ia the face
of the enemy can't make them fight,
but they shall fight on un'
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sTERNE / piNsky,

JIFFFKSe.. TEXAN
DEG lenve 10 cal. attention 70 the fact, that
ID ibes ace ias, receiving ND erenns q Iarg.
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The Louisville papers of the 2ilh have
been received Gen Iulhcpiler aud
Bulic reyton. IT,, had been buried with all
he honors If war. and their remains
await the Demands Of their friends
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-02-08
RECEIPTS FOR THE TEXAS RrrUBLICAs.
To the People OF Harrison County.

Tot n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-16

NJ o. Galloway, late postmaster ~ memphis, IN
nounces that he has removed tho Office ~ Grenada.
An order is published in The hppeal, A"om Gen
BeauIeeard, denouncns the officers Of Coz d. Il
SCOTS Louisiana cavalry for rebellion at Cosin'h.
Vicksburg was still in Rebel hands on the iCro.
MEnpHIs Saturday June L.. 1871
Two steamers leave here to-day with cotton, sugar,
and molasses, for 81. Louis. Numbers of cilizsrs
are also leaving for the North.
Col Slack issued orders this morning prohibiting
dealing in and seuing the currency Of the Confede.
rate States and tia, the use thereof as circulating
medium would be regarded as insult to the Gov
ernmen Of the United States. Persons offending are
to be arrested and summayily dealt with.
Rebel sympathzers are already beginning TO vince
under the vigorous policy of the new Commandant
Beaurcgards army is reported ut Tupello fifty
miles south of Cornth. Arrangements have been
mace looking to the fortifcation OF the place.
Deserters arrive here daily and take the oath.
Gen. Price was at Nozzle on Tuesday last. On
the same day, Gen. Breckenridge was at Meridian
II is believed that Col. Slack will Immediately
require all civil and judicial officers 10 take the oath
The gunboat Sterling Price has been raised, and
viii be sent North immediately for repairs.
Tie Charleston Courier Of the 9th says that on
Saturday morning a portion of Gen. Ewols com
mcud attacked the enemy near Hanover Bridge, and
captured quantity of baggage. The UnioniSls adj
vauced SUNDAY evening on James Island. On their
approach, our REBEL troops fed
Gcu. Kirby Smith is said to be in command Of the
troops opposed TO Gen. Mitchell.
2le Joctson Wissi,sPpan of the llth says. that a
portion Of Gen. Loyes command engaged two Of
the enemy's gunboats on the morning of the 9th and
after brisk engagement OF an hour, succeeded in
driving the enemy oil