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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-09-06

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~ same Provost Marshals 70 oAendinG will BE-
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EFF. GRAY. MAJOR 4 A. A. A. Geal
Coon Nrws Tsox KsxruckY.-Tbe In
telliscpce which We psblish this evening
relative 10 the advances Of our troops into
Keniucky. 10 cheering in the highest de-
gre. II 10 the 6rst installmcnt Of the good
news We have been looking for from that
quarter for some days past.
Commenting upon II, the Memphis
U~ion appeal Of the 2lst ays;
"Thc ng-coutemplAted invasion Of Ken
lucky, in force, BY the rebels. with the in
tentios Of cutting on General Buell's army
and carrying the var acres the Ohio river
y now being made. The news 10 absolute
" alarming Tho rebels arr 10 the front
and rear OF Gen. G, W. Morgan, CON
n,ansling the Union troops At CumbesIaD
Gap. He has reiterated 10 Bai boursville
ADD the rebels are already at London in hi
rear, and pressing hard in front. This i
not rumor AMI cIaggeratio1, but the tsutl
OF history General Buell. Is also reporte,
to he 10 . bad FIX. II IL certain that rcbe
, masasders have crt on railroad oommuni
. cations between Iouisvilk and Nashville
he line over which Buell. d~w such mp
. plsss - the country he occupies could ~
.Re.a. =. --.-y - >.-~rt:al IN she suhai
; tence and Therefore safety Of the arm
that this road should I've Immediately po..s-s
ed by our troops and efficiently guards
|. throughout. 10 the meantime Il there ~
: any means Of living Oh the enemy, Gsneru
Buell. mast employ them. So soon ate
|. harvest and 10 the season Of roasting ear
: Il 10 unlikely that his army will stArve 70
= time, though unable TO get sspplies fror
/, the North. The rebels are also hear
! from in Eastern Kentucky and Wcster
Virginia. The kanswha Valley ngai
swarms with guerrila.. and Humphre
Marshall with his horde is expected 0
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A ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.

r ETTERS Of administration we're gran
IL ted to the undersigned upon tie estate
OF j. J HAryey, deceased, 1t the August
term A. d. 1862, Of the County Court Of
Harrison county pertaining to the estates OF
deceased persons, &C. All persons, there
fore. holding claims against said estate, are
required 10 present them within the time
prescribed by Law and those indebted to
make immediate payment
ELI r CRAIG, Ad'mr.
Sept Q, 1867. naN6t
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CITATION.
TnR SrArs ,S,TuAs.
County OF Bhslby,

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Th HIN % '0e no osy o. July
iaoI, IH1n " ureer a'sd ny Pe.''
n me i,ns!'c' Ooa,t o. Sneiny Ceanty
E'a'e o. IetAs' sllcsing that 10 -
p OF december 1893, he WAS :pPoso..
tne frooa'e Ooort Of the sssd coon.y
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-09-06

N. b. Tuck@. Hsfvisoa Tucker, Masy
Barlow aal ~ heshasd 0sofRs ". barlow
Minesva 6bsppeed ~ ~ hssband, J. n.
Shsphsed, Charlotte heudessoa aSd he,
Husband Maaoa Hssdenou, aad 70 cite by
psblieasaon FOX eight successive weeks b.
lovs ~ return II this writ, IL unkpown
hein Of John TUCKER, TO b. and appear q
the next tern Of the District Court 70 be
holden II and To- Ne aid cosnty Of Bhsi-
By On Tie fourth Monday aite. De fourth
Monday 10 August, 1862, 10 answer raid
petitioner. and sAcw cause why the sad
court shall hot decree title 10 said petit
tioner against iii Of said bein, that have
not made him tiile to the mid one half Of
the league and labor Of land, the headlight
Of Wesley Goodwin, and that . decree be
entered agsinst ali oil said heirs for onc
fourth Of the sid 1855 acrcs in Wood
county.
WITNESS. T. F. Powell, Clerk Of the
District Court oi Shelby county. At o(lice
In 6helbyvillc on this ito III July 1862,
with Tie sal Of said Court attached.
B. r. POWELL. CD. c. sc.
Herein fill not and due return make Of
this writ, aoeC, dog 70 law.
THx SrArx or TxxAs,
County Of Shelby.
!, Il. F. Powell, Clerk Of the District
Court in and for the coanty and State
Aforesaid, do certify that The above u true
copy Of The original writ now on 6le IL my
once in case wherein lewis V. Greer 10
plaintiff and james N. u. Tucker. q Al sre
defendants.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-09-06

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n. 60 ana ~ retrcaAtcr 81 ye,p,syeins
He,ss" :, ncN,.sviiia
R,c. 10. q, m. 2I.-Ths yst,est Of Popss
.,Vnv /. eo.armsA. aunrA a $50 uen isSi
Il licv nm tns railrusA 49, nerem The BAr
..s.n,<.~r sfv., ths YssheSs nj eyoersd -,
r,r,,.sx K, ony men - fhuroaav y. and ear
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mi ~ hssd.r v.s anIaAei. Ths s,Sust,oa ri
M. aions ou, liz. IN Raspsh snsork 10 said
u H. moSf Encouraging fcf the Confe<syA,.
cs.s~
J.cs.ox Aus. A-asver,l susboat~ Yer.
s.r.eSias the Yayoo river this morning prok
.hlv 10, n,ll.x,ne puypoes,
E.oe thirtv nesruee that, I'D t<ea stolen
from iounisns PLANTERS eeer Nil,iksa's Had,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-09-06

GIVEN under my hand
and ssal Of eaid Court, d
Once In the town Of Shelby
villa this the 7tA day o
July, 1862.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-09-06

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nse1quAFtam II ~ "fraas ~ IDA. usesh
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HsASeuAnssaa rAASsDIn. Disr., |
saa Antaais. Jui3th, 1854.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-03-08

Deesvxa, JwvsaDou Co., NsAa BAlssnaas.
Feb. ao..-S1nOe Monday nieht HaspEb vony
and iss vieialty have changed haAde o. Cd
vance gaasd, ceasistiag q sAe oosh Rssneylvn.
mia rs9imeak passSd- ever ~ PeleaAc fen
Sasdy Hook . Harpse's Ferry bslose DAY bsseki
IN Moaday nesnisg By rope Terry, s1d tod
pocssaea Of tAe town nexs dsy. Anpe -
provided, end oar advanced guard - 6esAbly
reinteeced. ~ sss---ssfl 4 Il
Bolivar aad Charlsstpa ord : eeasieseable Per.
tioa Of the county q beth banks Of ~ Shen.
andoah are nov occupied BY our tsoopA Ex..
cspt about twenty q NJ enemy. uhich wote
captured, 10y ell retired on the sppsoaoh 81
our army. Tess
The people In this town and ~ nsighbssiss
places which our troops have oceupled, vsss q
. condition bordering on starvation. fhers are
comparatively few Of the inhabitasts remaiaiSg
here now, and they al profess Unica sentimssts
and great delight At being relieved ffsn the
six months Many refugees ere retuFpine. 8
The right wing Of the army hes con6idsrably
curtailsd the Rebel territory 10 vlsIinis, and
made foothold for ilself which IL power Of
the rebellion cannot Wrest from il
The enemy have made sad havoc anene tie
residences Of the town here since The dspartsse
VI our troopa 80 sls, !
So far no opposition has been eiven = osr
advance, not hostile shot having - fred. I
Gen. Banks has sstabliShsd bic headquarters
on tbs road from Harper's Ferry 70 Bolivar.
The enemy shslisd : train today ct Berlin a
they wsrs passing down 70 Bolivar, but their
piece was bed, and out Of twelve shots 6rsd only
two exploded, and neither did damage. & -
The plans Of Gen. Mcclellan are Being rapid.
ly usfoldsd, and you may rely upon Il, from ny
own personal observations, that the young
Chlsftain 10 laboring to crush the moesese rebsi
Hon. - =
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-03-08

Z ~. - cbe,laeton railsoaN WhilA -. pnu3d,
80 u. .i.i - n1sni0S, eeai6sg my e41an1inG
$780, ~ a CoIcIn6us. ~ fsGfank ~ eosssSe
shst re think Fort Pillow - he point Tor seAnd
~ the Niaoissippi, f Il b not 80 tase = esen-
don Colurnbus. The Latter plaoe iesoo ssF 49,
thas great arti6cisl line q seaport ana ssss =
The nsnphis end Chaslssesa ksalfeeo,-s.1s ~ .
Fort Psllow can holA ~ sneny Y essek =, -
Advance By water, ~ ~ sssG 49, ~ 4. 49,
.,...t = ~: and paint On shs Ieaneeese
r "a, (say Hamhurg.) With these twosissf ior-
tiaeatioca made impseGnable, and others &c.
tveen them, IN easy supporting distances q
esch other, ae can dsfy the advance o. ne io s
"a aiI tir,e e come. Men, houevsf, ase neeoee
"a thie duty. Il will NOT do for ~ to rely spon
President Davis, or any other great man. sor
hAIp, in this hour Of trial. .
Huoh 4 lid about President Davis sondsng
y. sid. This may be 90. We trust Is y .;
hut Ne confess We do not know what posnt.
q our Potomac or coast lines. can be safely
weakened just now. Large forces are tniesssn
ine ~ in Ill quarters, and 10 muss rely ePou
fbssrsssssi Upon the men from this great vausys
The lesislaturs viii probably soon ansoosl.e ~
l0overnor 20 call the militia into active services
| For the sake ofhonor and manhood, Ne trust n0
vovno wrs,syr;sd man will suffer himself q "
drufiAjf He would soon become bye-woro-..s
liscoE--s burning shame to his sex and 70 on
STATE! Leave that for old and married men; Du'
| in the name Of patriotism, let Us not see young
linen psradinR our streets - militia, when tils
euus Of hundreds of sick soldiers are waiting
| for them at Columbus. 1s.
| Weinyoke the attention Of our girls and wive'
upon this subject, and if young men, 10 panta
looms. VIII stay behind desks, counters, anu mo
assss barrels, let the girls present them with %
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-03-08
Hronl Keneaeky.

LounvnIE, March s-Rsilroad commuuica.
sion between here and Nashville, except over .
euook ten miles north of Nashville damaged py
she rising water on Saturday, will be resumed
60 morrow night.
The election at Nashville OR Saturday for niu-
sicipal officers passed Of quietly. The retiring
Mayor issued proclamation assuring the cisi.
Sens Of projection by the Federal troops if they
avistly resume their accustomed avocstions.
The Governments agent ct Bowling Green d
oaking every exsrtion TO extend mall facilities
% every part Of Kentucky --only military LISTERS
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-03-08

3. ,.eeA 81 dsaaer. wkils thsneslvss deanee
AZ daath saA destruction. Ihere are Ne
s -. 6ests slready oonstrated--one % As
~ s.s.rn vsters, wh;ch ssems likely 70 3 used
soc ~. 81 t:oiunbss, and aaothw uadsr the con-
- 81 Cor, Psrtsr, vkich has geae FouAd e
6lip rsi.sd New Orleans nay reeeiye :, ~
fron hoth Il these Assts soon, end Il 80 e
wise 81 Vim act uithstsnd their eeesssaae
powers. Il, aitsr trial, these boats prcye 49,
iGl q the iroa-elad Gsnboats, ~ reoess 49,
nowhere any tossikeations that car Nesu
against thsn, sd Il weuld b fool hafdansss g !.
attempt resistance who's their gass ere ssoasas
IN haar -. $50 E5Sf stlt
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-03-08
News from NasAville.

WAsnMeTox, March 8.-The Secretary of the
Navy received letter to day dated Cairo, Feb,
9th, from Flag Officer Foote, which saws:
Il have the honor to forward commuuica-
zion from Lieut.. Bryant, the substance Of which
! have just telegraphed. The Captain Of the
steamer which brings the dispatch Gays. that 8
milesbelow Nashville there was q battery which
mounted 10 guns, but several Of them were
thrown into the river before the cars arrived
He also reports that strong Union feeling was
manifested at and near Nashville, and that Gov
HarrSs after vainly attempting to rally the citi.
zens and others, left Sunday morning for Mem.
phis. he also states that the gunboats we're
welcomed by the people at Nashville and other
points on the Cumberland river. They state.
wearing Of my arrival, they supposed the men
would proceed Immediately to Nashville"
The following 10 the enclosure in Flag Officer
Foote's lstter:
NAsnvnLx, Feb. Is, 1893.
70 Flag Officer a. H. Foose, Conmanding:
Uncertain whether ny letter of the Esd inst.
reached you, repeat that departed from
Clarksvile for this point by the request of Brig,
Gen. Smith, commanding at Clarksyille. az.
rived here this evening preceded By seven stesm.
boats conveying an army commanded by Brir
Fen. Nelson. The troops landed without on.
Doeition. The banks OF the river are free from
kostiIe forces. The Railroad bridges are I'll de-
eeroyed. Very respectfully yours,
A. C. BRYANT,
Lieut. Condo.
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rHE TRIBUNE ALMANAC FOR

Cootains chronological record Of the Rsbelfon-Pop.
ulaton Of principal cities and Of each State BY count
rem census Of 10o0-Election Returns Of 1se-Populss
Vote for Naoual and state 0overnnsns
&C., &c. !
Sent By mall to any address on receipt IS esnts For
sale BY J. p. BROWN,
ian2l.dkW0 Havk.Eye Drf1dinr
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-03-08

The 1ebeaD AAvo not 49, AOe Esocss q
WAsusafox, Feb. 26.-1r. Cameron has not
received his definite instructions yet and ID not
contemplating an immediate departure 70 Rus-
sia. No Secretary of the Legation has been
appointed. Green Clay still retains the place,
though now serving in Gen. Buell's army. laIs
Of submission or compromise. The AsS some
time ago ssnt by Con. johnson 70 xcClellan and
also Howell Cobb's interview with Gen. Wool
related solely to exchanging prisoners. Tho
above ficts are derived from the best sources Of
infnrsna ton. .4s, 49, -.s d5-I 4
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-03-08

Nsw Yoax, March 1.-The Philadelphia Ea-
ouirsrs FORTRESS Monroe oofrsspondsncs gisss
on the authority Of The Raleigh Register Of the
seth rumor that Gen. Huesr was placed under
arrest ct Norfolk 70 be tiled for nssiissacs and
incompetency.
The Memphis Avalanchs Of the 34th says
Gen. Beaureeard is at Oolunbus, ~ in antici-
patton Of Q Federal advance y about reducing Il
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-03-08

BLOoNIxGrox, March S.-The Nicholas House
was entirely destroyed by ere on Sunday morn.
ing. Nofurniture saved. Loss $S5, 000--insu-
rance A. 600 t5ff
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-03-08
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WAsHMafoH, March 1.-The first counterfeit
Ave dollar Treasury notes made their appearance
in this city yesterday. They are an exact imita-
ton of the genuine, but can be detectsd by ~.
s." in the engraving that in the genuine should
be left out.
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MILITARY Gover.or q Tsnnessse.

WAsHiNGroN, Feb. Hon Andy johnson
has been formally appointed Military Governor
of Tennessee, with all power and authsrity per.
tanning 70 that oface-to continue during the
pleasure Of the President, or until the loyal iu.
habitants Of that State shall inaugursts govern
ment in accordance with the Constitution Of the
United Statea t'fs ii 20 2.
II was necessary to give bin military ~.
pointment in order to give him the executive
powers Of the State and hence the Presfdent
nominated him, and to day the Senats confirmed
the nomination 5esi9 tHa cp&s siit
The present government Of Tennessee being
An usurpation, every proper encouragement viii
through the military government, be given the
loyal people to assume control.
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0eeurn 81 Prlseneru

bos.os, March l.--Ool Lee And 80 arrived
here lase evening. They vsrs recsived q the
depot By Gov. Andrews and stat and large
crowd II citizens Who ereeted ths0 With .
hearty welcome and enthuaiastic chessA Ths
City Government propose giving 0el. Lee =
pablo reception sometime soon. IS IS.
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WAsnmafon, March s-Ths Senate today
confirmed Gen. Morgon, Of Ohio, . Bfieadisr.
General of Volunteerx = ~
The Assisssnt Postnssssrs General rsesivsd !
dispatch from Nashville yesterday aying "
Federal Dag aoseed over the Pest o. thsss
Il epecisi agent hes charge IF Il tor ~ preseas.
II Is understood that Col Blair had % inter
vidw With the President ss.day respscttng the
spbointneat Of Sigsa - Major. 0sneeai II %
understood that the Pseident viii end hie
name 70 the Senate ionediatsly for coaArne-
toc.
WAsrrsesos, March l.-Fsom coo 70 1000
barrels OF Hour belonging to the Coafederaseo
have bssn seized and otosed here.
a WOODEN mill owned BY man named Davis,
which had bsen manufsctaring Coufedente
cloth, was seissd with considerable stssea
Richard Waahinstoa, heether e TIE late John
A.. Washingson, = nov conAnsd q Haspsr's
Ferry. ade f3s $50
The President has rsoognissd Gsrhardt Lar
con - vice.Coasal Of Sweden and Norway, 70
rsside at Chicago. s s5ssEas - ,s5.l4ss s.ss
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FIRST sEsslON..37TH GONG lsRss.

FIRST 0kSS1ONss37TA CON6RR00.
WAsHiNGToN, March 4.-SEHA1E--A memo.
rial was presented by citizens Of Boston asking
Congress to drop the negro question and attend
to the business Of the country.
Mr.. DIXON offered joint resolution that the
vacancy in the Bosrd Of Regents Of the Smith
souisn Institute caused BY the death Of Piof
Feltin, be filed by Henry Brainardo of Conn.
The bill introduced by Mr.. HARRIS for the
sale keeping aud maintaining o: q. 8. prison
ers, was taken up and passed. goa s5,e
On motion Of Mr.. COLLANER the bill auth.
orizing the COMM ssion for the preservation of
the Fsheries was taken up. The bill author.
izes the President to appoint q Commissioner to
meet the British aud French Commissioners to
take measures for the preservation of the FISH,
cries The bill was passed 81 as
The Con6scation bill was then taken up. i
Mr. AcDOUGAL, Of California, resumed bis
speech. He quoted from Marshall, story and
other writers, Is showing that there should be
no con6scation Of any private property. The
clause in the bill referring to the freeing Of
slaves was unconstitutional He then quoted
from the declaration Of the President aud Secre.
tary Of State. to show that an entirely different
policy had been declared by the Government
The colonization scheme wss old and impracti-
cable. He conteDded that Imagination was the
greatest view of the victorioue, and that We
ahonld 60 forward with our common constitu-
ton in Ole hand and peace in she other.
Mr.. COWAN said that he agreed with the
Senator for California
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r OOK HERE.

We are paying the Mshsss market price n oAsH for
Siax Seed. Was checks, but does not stop We are
ofus but have been Induced 70 ell = oshs q s than
v. ...,J psSSSiss; suhNHAh jaeger.