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DIX d.

ANDERSON-ln this city. on "Wednesday March g. Emei
Deloug only oAd Of Daniel A. and Elizabeth Andersoa
aged months AID dsys.
Otsego County, n. T., papers please copy.
BArSHER - In this city, on Wednesday, March D JONI
Bsusheg. sen, aged u years and months :,
CARLILE-Suddenly, IN Wednesday morning n.'o. or
di.ease OF the heart Mira Maia wife OF the late = M
lille, s,eo CT ycsrs and days -. a.. IA thar,
The ro.v-s I'd friend, family AID s'o ,rs H.
Of spring sueo, Presbyt Sa ' oruins Marcn at
10 O'Clock, from her late residence no ~ S't Gr In.
Tire n. inAius will be ,ssoa TO Ne" D'"'
tsruent . -, - ,
ctIxr ,l,. c,y on wednesday, March James 'on o.
lane. and Ann Cline, aged years aud dsys
urACxrNIu Brooklyn, on "Wednesday. March D Of sca'
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Hide. 5,doc ON. Tsrow. edCie p NJ Pss. fi 100
AZ o. rsch; Calf Skns. Bd.c. $b ,,,.u
E-uc~f ltfa tir.t quality Include nothing " VIC
be. large fat stall Oxen. SECOND quality neI"o.s Wv
hes, xruss led bret stsfed Cows and M oe
year.old Steers. Ordinary consists OF buis ana '"e
iJ,s. 49,. =, tnssYior
quality are thrown oct. -, v,.~. Rail
There were caI. OVER us Grand Trunt and Es,ern Ai
road a. over the Boston and Lowell and ~ over shs ren
burg. ...,, -, ,,,. az. us.k
Rrx.nxs-Thers were about 500 head OF cattle th'
iclgdloy those tha, arrived after nart.t day las, -
~ere qnich II last weeks pncc. snd Aoou' NN''s
hi.be, than thny were weeks snes. ,,. I'm,
Sheep remain without sny mssrlh change IN prc,s 90.
with quick alec tho supply 10 not greater hsn 10
l{o.t
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however, that the importatons OF cossons VIII not
continue in the same volume Is hitherto, for while
the early mportstious were remunerativs' the recent
arrivals have been otherwise, owing to the decline Of
our market. Information has been received that
Congress may amend the tax bill go as to include
cotton. 10 which event the coat Of goods will be ma
terislly affected We omit quotations Of the regular
styl.s of domestic coitons a. prices are nolnniiy
the same us previously reported.
We annex our usual summary Of exports OF Do
mestic Goods from this port for the week, showing
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YORK.......kARcn 9


Cleared.
Searn,p-Con Beisi,nI Lunine London brnga'ess
sbip.-Ssrnos.t Chapman, fs,moo'h c. C. Duncan Co
An .ecs-nbnrga ,sleck.). ko.f, oueenstown' runcn'
Msiucie v -i.ii. =,
Ks,..-Mayfowsr D-wsn, BabAdoss. H. Ito~ sndses
Soass Edmund tir.meDl Wehmann vsrpoo' fienninss
10, ;uz Usl,; tRsnl ts5aan. Cork, Bngs' bros !" n
Oswald illsm J. Ein p.mbu.s, Punch. Mepcke /" enot
B,iu~Poro Plata i,rmc. Hsro'raG, Pore P,s'9 4 =
H. q Schld, Ala tnLl, E.dsle Masssilss, H. j. T.
a pc~of. ,,,. 4, paou.
~. F.uikli, b stop; J. NJ Fireman, lori Bristol H..
Z Kenny; C. II Cook. Sparks Jxc.'s =. beet; 20 $50
!tsl~ Kc.cy r.nlore. l. keany phabe Morrow hsvan.
iaf.., ro;ie- % iisnr Loud Jamaica Beet Sou
Go Florence Roscs Rogers Forte. honroe Vs. r. sHsh'
Coming fEr.l Munro, Co,uSvllis. ID. r. pewoh
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CENTRAL AMERICA.

We have received Panama papers &c the 2itb Glt.
Wushingi or birthday drly observed NJ Panama
by n plumber OF American gent!SmeD, among whom
were Consul Mckee. Capt. McDougal Of the Wy
ooing and Cap. Griffin Of this city. An American
resident q, Gusyaquil, named Smyrk, had been
drowned accidentally In tie nyer. The United
States steamer W youiiDg bad arrived from Callao;
officers and crew Ia good health.
From Nicaragua, We Iosru tina. the lake steamer
Jpo Hart belonging 10 the Nicaragua Transit Com
pany, war recently lost on the lake. The wreck
wss taken charge " by CGp,. Griffin. The Captain.
officers, Aid crew had arrived ~ AyplDwall. The
Cap;nn and crew Of the British bark Esmeralda,
Which WIS loot near Half Nom KY, hal also ar
rived al the Is,hmus. j. Gavin, the murdere. OF
Jose,h White, had had new trial. and been sen.
fenced To one years imprisonment.
The pansnia Railroad CompaDy's steamer Guste-
mala M rived u. this Dor, the Olh ul.. Her only
impo.,ant pewp il .he assasSinatiJn If Gen. Cusr-
dolo, P,esident o.; Honduras. The crime il supposed
10 have beco ins,i. atci by Gen. ID. Francisco ope.
tn. Preriden. was murdered N broad daylight IN his
own reridepce, and oy officer OF his body-guard,
Pablo Agurcia.
From The circular Of Don Gulermo Name OF San
jose lie Costa Rica we observe that mp TO the 3lst
thu weather had improved, spd the prospects Tor
savng the eciIce crop were better. IL Is presumed
the produce 81 the present season Will amount TO
between KS 400 and 90 900 qtls. and the quality Wall
be fair average.
a cal mine has recently been discovered In Cerro
de Pa.srra.
Tho price Of coffee il quoted in San jose $40 $40
g. In Panis ens'. $Iiatla HID. 9al In san Jo.s
Maize, 2 cu-s s6 native Rice, qQ. o. foreign none
Flour, y qqi, eli
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Cambridge Cattle Market.

n.roNrsp son Inn y. Y. TnisrSs. NJ $50. Rrrs
MAHcH :. iW7.
Who'll. uunbe, Of Cattle at market N2 sbon 40 bssvss
and 3. sts consisting OF oraDg OreD. hIh Cove and
one two aud three Desr old - 1850 -
ouslity ssdtC IS. second quality - -, third cuAHy
49, Sdrs. -. . .. 49,.
coxs Add Calyss rou rs, go To $50 feunngs hose
Two. yosr ODDS no Three yea old. S3G gu o
Sheen and LsmDs no 81 nStr. prices 10 o's v>9rs"
EACH ezra ESQ IS 30a tC-or from tlc &c TO PC m'
susrsH ysos ZACH trArs -, a..
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MARRIED..

HUSg-BERSARD--M hudson City, n. J., Sunday,
Fec O. by this Row Mr. Noble, George ii. Huse of St. An
thongs Falls, MINI, to Miss Mary A. Bernard formerly OF
Philadelphia
MoeRlSON-fARNHAM-On Thursday, March g. a. Chri';
Church BY the Kew. r. ~ Wiley. James Morrison IT,, 10
Caroline Thompson Farnhsui. both of this city.
New. Haven papers please copy.
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AxoIurR DIsoRptRLY HoUsk BRogrs UP.-,Cn
night b, Police OF tho teush Wsd nsS
d,scs b.u.e No " Cherry street keTt BY 0eos"
the proprietor and about ~ OF the inms' 49,,
snd female They taken before Jnsne" bisIna sno
Toubs rolce count. S.iuneiy WAS hold to bsh ~ ~"
n SDO, ali the others wee discharged
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CITY IZlE,MS

Our SOLDIERS AT KEY VISTA ieuer' os'ea
Key West, Fla, Feb. g. gives US al account Of the
manner in which our soldiers celebrated the Anniver
sary Of wa,hingon's Birthday. A grand parade o.
three regmertsthe i7th, Goth, and 9lst N. 7. "
took place through the streets Of the place, making
an imposing and highly credtablo appearance
After the parade, mmptuous dinner was partaken
of. and then, With view to aiding digestion the
soldiers devoted themselves to the most exciting
sports sach as sack races the chase after creased
pig &c. Everything passed off in the most agree
able manner, and at the close the men returned to
their respective quarters in good order.
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Tus TKlgrpB ~ PHiLAbxLPntA--W. b. IkpHs. ~ .nn
sontb hind street. 10 Ag~Lt In PRiLApsDnA, IL
.cribsn can have Tns TaisrsB psompty ssrsspy
almost I'll psTss Of u cay
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SOUTH AMERICA.

The arrival of the steamer Salldn ~ Aspinwall
brings full confirmation Of the news previously re-
eeiysd, Of tho defeat Of Arboleda and Canal, the
former by the forces of Gen. Sanchez on January ii.
lie was forced % retire with email portion Of his
men 20 Cs!ibio, leaving Popayau 70 the Federals,
which WAS immediately occupied. DIR. Manuel ID.
Csmncho one of ArbOlsdas prisoners, but now re-
lieved, was administering The Government OF the
State Of Cauca The sntirs news, as usnal, IL In
favor Of the Liberal party.
tecaraphic dispatch further expressed the BELIEF
that Arboeda would DOT be able 70 escape. PoPayan
wss reiuken. From all the states, forces we're being
scrt into Antoqnia.
The American Consul at Pay,a tRngold) had con,
rec.ed the statement that DR. Sullivan had refused
attendance At the American hospital in consequence
of lis not having been paid by the Government.
More than s. 600 had already been paid OF his ac-
counts. -
The steamer Ciusyaquil had arrived from Callso,
, ringing dates to the 18th ultimo T"e Pa"amd
Star gives the following summary OF her news:
Tho news from tho South is not important.
From Valparaiso We learn Of grand re- option
being Prepared for President Perez at that port.
Rusness il Ievivi, throughout the country, and
tho harvest is abundant aud promises well. The
n,ines are said to be better
No settlement has yet been made OF the Arauco
diff, uliieB.
Don Floreniino Gonzalez, ex-Ministcr from Bo-
GOA 10 Chill has assumed the edi,orship OF news.
pa, or m VALPARAISO, called the T,smpo.
I'm, British bark Aconcagua bad arrived at Valpa-
,aso bringing small steamer for the hay on board.
In lati,uce Is AZ sJnih, longitude IS % wesi,
,uoke American bark Black Oak, IRON New-Yok
f,r California, IS DAYS out on Dec. rs. On Jan IS
latitude 80 so south, longitude 30 west, spoke
Msa'l e sDsis for S1 Afsa 50 day. OUT jan" 49, &
tude 50 10y s.. Longitude 81 SO west, spoke AN, ricau
bark l.. usiana, from Newport for California, ~
Days ont. -,
From Bolivia the news IL more favorable, and
peace il for time rc.estsblished II has been pro
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p.u.pxtrurA. March s-PIouR dull; sales ieoo ooI'.
lyax.1 duIl, sales coo bush Red Of I'll ~ onS " ~
80. 10 600 bu.h at s5c. CoyyggRio, lssd2ie'i mh''
Poxg fI3 80 Wr.sKY hrm. 2yd29c.
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Advertisement.
The TRIBUNE ALMANAC
foR 1861.
rh,. n.,,,., Axxr.t Ia now ready,

This popular ANNUAL Is now ready.
PrIcs is cents; l. copies for ri 100 copies 90 postage
paid Bv Express 81 per 100. Cash orders collected
We supply back nnmbers Of tho Tibun, Au1nsc ioI
r.pts each post paid ADDRESS Tag TRlbrSK, EewYork.
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nsi.russ aLxasAc.
nm, p,.., s.ss Se.............558t Mooa-Sets. o:lo
siGw WATER THIS pAr. 90.
sandy Hook..ii:i3 Gov. Island o3S Hsusa1s s'is
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Divaseeru, &c.

IN, ..a.r John liar, became total os. ~ LAS 60
49,, -, L. as ,,on a .suns hsr scchoIs In gaze; ~
su.y snd crew 20 home by the Noftnsi = an a., Iios
bark y % lost sbost the ~ lss lime on nS' ."
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lse1eipfa Of RrNdacs.

M.rcuG-l6oO0 bhls Flour 7cp bbs Corn Mel 80 ~
bhis " hisky ~ 100 bush Wbest 10 90 DO CoI' WV WV
Oats. JO.O pkss. Provisiols. 2. 90 do. Lard
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FROM ASPINWALL.

ARRIVAL OF THE NORTHERN LIGHT
TIE steamship Northern Light, from Asplnwa''
Feb. 9th, 4 p. m., arrived on Thursday morning.
The following is the specie list Of the Northern
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IAdvertisement.l

Victory EVERYWHERE MUST MAKE BuSI-
suss BxIs every Of employment should learn
what he can do best aud here,f-r follow tho rist pursuit.
A examination at fowIBK NELLss No 3tS
broadway, will put every one on the night track.
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BARNrM's MUSEUM is crowded. early and late,
and ~ long snch attractions CosnoDons MAJ
the srsat OKIzSrAL PLAY nc. Sc. ere Oh the boards
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A BRlrLIAsT MAGAzINE.--Alms. Democrats Mir
ror of Fashions TOR the Spring Of 1852 just ont iar-
nisEes very complete reflex OF the fashions. II
contains three large and elegant fashion plates, over
ifv ine enerayings Of the spring novelties including
ladies' bon,etr, waists, sleeves closks wrappers,
&C., aud designs fer childrens dresses in great va1'
ety. with descriptions anu reports OF the fashions on
ncariy every article connected with ladies and chit
drens ress; added to which, three fuiszed patterns
are furnished with the magazine.
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SKATING Al THr Central PArR.-M late hour
last evening We received dispatch from the oteing
Capt. keuwck, to the following ereci: Should the
WEATHER remain clear good skating may be expected
here %. morro,s lFridayl.
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SUICIDE OF A YorSG EsGLrsaSAS.--On Tuesday,
Tbomss Bronson, residing at No. Carroll street.
committed suicide by shooting himself in the aodo'
men with pistol. lie lived for some houra alter
and was attended by DIR. Sheridan to whom be
stated that he had no friends kindred living, and
that he had premeditated suicide long ago. lie was
a native Of England, about 10 years Of age. Cor
oner Collin held an inquest On the body, and the
jury rendered verdict of " death by suicide
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AIR. Hamburger. the magician, will astonisn the
public this evening by his feat. OF diaborie ID. Gin
ton Hall.
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year 1861 were $493 SAG o. and the los,es and die

year 1861 were 1893 $40 %, and the losses and die
bursemeuts of all kinds amounted to $751;, 2i3 Il,
showing q surplus of $i6l, 3O5 22, witch has been
added 10 the assets of the Company, which amounted
to 81 ia, 500 40 on Jan. l last.
A large sale of staple ribbons was made to-day, OF
the Importation of Charles Payen g. Co. There was
very large attendance of the trade, and very spr-
tied bidding Prices were very satisfactory, and An
immense quantity of duplicates IVES cold. Also. a
large sale Of miscellaneous goods, including large
lines Of Saxony dre goods, thin French fabrics and
dress silks. Saxouy dress goods sold we'll. Nearly
all the thin fabrics were sold. Tie silks were largely
passed.
The deposits of demand notes with Mr.. Cisco for
~ cent certificates average sbout 500 600 per day.
The aggregate il about 100000, and the Sub
Treasurer thinks the movement will be perfect
success.
TIE Northern Light brought 5000 900 in gold
Tie San Francisco Bulletin OF Feb. IL thus no.
ticea the money ond exchange market OF that city:
our old anosl,ous of the bank rate f short
and ,aiiscto.y pep-r OuiiGe loans PAY hsher nes a
of snc osns which have still TO be asked TOT IN
ON, he elected better erms than formerly
Kem,sncs from the country are coming In, though yer
but slowly. L., -, 5000 - ,.,~ .
e40 o sccoant but are selling Of s6oGs7c and are nss
plentiful. , HI. -, -. ,,a t., ,.r 4. =.
past aiker- sight bills payable Ia Gu rene, are q
T. cert pciam Government transfer cIas are ou-te' Az
par Sterling may be nsd c. 'Sd no ComHe'o%
Mr1c.n dollars remain q, ia5 cent pr, riurl noriinsl
The deposits a. the United Stale. branch h'nt u an
Furi,ro for the LIST eleven days Of January were 1o 70
ounces gold and 1859 50 ounce. Of silver 10Th ster
1t Of Feb
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AGAssIz.-Prof Agassiz will deliver the third lsc-
tuie of his brilliant course this friday evening, at
Irving Hall. TIE interest OF the subject end the
Professor simple and nss'erly manner OF treating
it. make these lectures peculiarly attractive as well
az instructive. The well.flled bs!; proves how
cspsble the Ncw-York community is Of opPrecia'ing
ente rtsinments Of 20 high order. The remainder
Of the course will be delivered Friday evenings to
Accommodate Prof. Agasriy.
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WINTER GAppEs.-Tns evening Mr.. j.. ,.
Clarke takes farewell benefit at this bonse. bring
ing TO close m engagement successfully Protrscted
be, old the usual s,ars span. having now run ten
weeks He ogers to bis many friends "A mos NJ
tractiye bill, presenting less than three pieces;
n the frst tine new comedy, Pail Pry IN New
York The Toodies," aIid - Uncle Toms Cabin.
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APnEsr oy CouNrERFriTER oY L. ). Coiy.-
On wednesday ni.ht o-.ph N,pb nsve OF Bnssni, g
yr.r. Of sgs arrested ~ OirsT Fs - tho Twenty See
ond P.ecinci csarrc o. PASSING counterfeit 10 and aru
piece. thirty lie ard = So -res were ouud or his pcs
sou. lie ws' handed over 20 the L. D a.s'hsl
COURT CALENDAR.-Tss DAY
SrPREat CoURr-GESERtL Tyns Enumerated.
Mo-. 49, 1913, lO i4l. ia2 a. AS is2, lao. 10. Isl
s3 ia, i $50. l37. 10, l3 loo. l5l, is2 i6 ia JOS
leo. 90
SuPRENE CoURT - CIRCUIT. - Part I.-lShor'
C.,es-Nos tDovoy sg To. Mayor i;:g 2liO 22e 21l,
3l9a 1852 415 4l5 s3.', %6a, si,2 i,i l,9J is03 ta
I86 sli7 5is2 3,5 1896 $40, !!T1 .ti2, NlJ tz S.3
sc5. $3.50 sTl2 3T,o 3'' s;z. s,1a s!,4. aIh "a .%'
SSH Ss9, 6.W 65tt. b3l7. 900, t1! 6ols NV. boi
ssas es81 G1os G,9 CIV 6T;3 ti5, 6,3 sish ta3 ss
o.s nal s6., os 7o69 1850 Trs, :ra6 TiE. Ill3
Tl33 TIA TI3l, Tl3s, 1i%s :i<, l 7Iso :a 1ss 1888
,.sq Gonrs sst Churchill .s1, ~.
SUPREME CouRI-SPEclAL TKEN.--Dcrnurrern.-
Mo-, 80 g. Isue. Of law kcAos 81: 90, H. IA. Is, L,
49, n "a rs 81 1885, 1879 .o1 s.a. 2Gi 2o3, 3he. -
SUPERIOR CorET-Par Nos. 1853. 1907 1853
css7 KS les, i5 La i335 iaa' 1889 1871 1884, 1853
PAT IINos 1880 1885. 1884, !9', !ot ~! 100 ~, ~?
$3.50 Ia3i i7ss 1923 $780, 1891 Part liiNot made ND :.
the coslIs VI Court hours Pert Mos li0. 3s, l!N
1896 1893 1910 so 1885, 1850 1862, 100 1908, l1% l2so
2o, 1854 - 49, , an. 600
COMMON PLrAs-Psrt Mos. $50, 439, 633. $50
$751; &c. s94 9s3 86 8s, 89a SO sl, 9l7 el3 Part IL
Nos 1866 1907, 1863 SOL s 9is sis sl sao eai ss7, s23
y2., g23. 9l6. =, ~,
BRooKLrS CITY CoURT-MARcH Nos. ii, s.!
a. AZ 81 81 S. S. ST. 49, So co. o o. o., o. Co. 81, es, g.
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DETENTION OF rHx BoRussiA.-Tls very bolster
ous weather experienced by the Hamburg steamship
Boru.- Oh her las, trip frou Europe while proving
inron,es,bly her sdinirate seag'ing qualities and
great strength yet renders few 81 st repair neces
rary, cau-ing her depsture TO be delayed from
Saturday, 9Th inst, her regular day, to "Wednesday
the le,h inst, Al II m, precisely.
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Tie Bosion Daily AdreTt'ser of yesterday Gays:
Money continues in moderate demand add The marhs' 10
ff.. from any eIcepsn. Bank specis sBs5ssn sin Of
co The supplyh uneifo.ai'h>d and the borrower has
the d. ciGs6 advantage over tie lender
TIE Chicago I'r,51ne Of Tuesday. thus noiices
money and exchange matters in that city
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Correspondence Of tie Associated Pre".
PINAxA, Tuesday, Feb. Is, 1868.
The steamer Guatemala, from Central America,
arrived on the Goth inst. Among her cargo were,
for New York, LOG keroons indigo, 572 sacks coffee
6 bales cotton, 9 bales ssrsaparilla, 30 bales deer
skins, and 9, 1874 hides.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-03-01

CESS N.N n5AS AND pRcE The Wasl
ingion AK Telegraph learns fran a.
paiTah source that il is not the in,cn-
iian at Gen Van Don. 20 Interfere IA
any po,enpl6gy manner with tic anihor-
ity Of Gen. Price, Of Missouri, whose
command Is altogether separate sad IN
dependent bat, ior the conmun good,
b visit Ger Pgiea IN person, cn,is,'f win
hm freely, aud concert plans of mutual
corporation II this " So VIC lock
Hr# ae West as saie
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%'r,b sn,i,.ai.s' n. 4.nth h. ba~ IN.
+, ta read Ian PROFESSIONAL -u..cI n.u .Hu
N in.. ......o..... 80 l..ar.f.'a Congress TO
Washington TIa Wa. dabtal up ua.
t,3 States vii inn ia,e m smiths arp.vl
malc 30, ihpur uH stfdhFst ID
III. War Is continued another ycar BE-
v.r br more ,hau doubled wh inter
ia, &c This immense sum ae Yankees
expect to- eay with iha property ni iac
orabrs" Every dollar of % vii, como
ant ~ iha ~s-th. 70 wc arc unsuccessful
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-03-01

Use OHaAsh RAM PROM h,Ss.s MAJ
t Hlateg ..ss ISSUED gencral order,
tst.i leayca~veglb Kansas. January
-s At q tde expedition atoa.
H .e artyi south from tha, depart
w-H' Called ln tae newspapers "iant's
.NpelNun iu which be- says
luasp Hntion uot having heea sud.
rayi. we Wus ~ without it. All tents
trunks. clesls. chairs, mplab'cH. camp.
clothes etc must az once be Abandoned.
The General camauding takes ia his va
Use h0' gue change Of clothing, aud no
fliee f soldier VIII carry more The
Surplus soom ~ tAe knapsseks nHsl be
reserved fer ammunition aaa prnvisious
Every aflter aud soldier will carry
Als spare bedding and clc.hise
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Tbc blockade att,apitd ly tle N.th
is c1cc,ng lhe Yankees The papr ma
kcrs ar breakuE down since yAey mva
Lost thrr southern customers THE
Trenton. New Jersey. American aya
81 Tie paper mills 10 itls vicinity
base suspended operations, smgy H.
cause they crnno' ert cash Coz the man-
uiacluiei article and az such times "a
thesc, ul reliance can Dee placed oa
me-. promises g. pay Large snma 80
money bavc already been lost bs ours "a.
per makers rs tuc failure 90 the New
York houses. and they Do not feel like
risking any more We bad four paper
mills % operation iH tbs city. all wear
~ ttg prosperous husieat
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/ HAVE removed my store TO the brick hous'
Immediately North Of the Courthouse
& JACOBS
N.Vfsl \.' ~ s. Hfo ~
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lust received large and Aperior LOT @
- shoes. which will be sold cheap Be Ger
tain to cal a,
$ JACOBS.
Marshall Nov. % 1861 ui0-U
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-03-01

The paymastg wa@ at Cairo last Non.
day viii Sboa 600 O. pay TIE troops ~
III Pai.ah They age all sadly uneed
10 luade pue regiment stacked their
afu-. before the Division LOFT and de.
olAtcI they would Not leave without
tacr paw They afterwards concluded
4 with tie army Som, q tbo uen
hAsg Eve months pay due them Eraa,
VIII fHrnHi
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-03-01

North Carolina bas mc funny uimcs
fr ber regiments 90 iusiaucc, lhc
Hrrr.ue Regiment" the Pers.mman
Regiment and We suppose they witl
have the blackberry Regiment North
Carolina s a graat State, aad her people
are great people either 30 or aut of
war
The Georgia soldier who deserted from
sewei's Point. come time ago. was on
board the light boat recently driven
usllfe near the Pleasure House. and was
captured His NAME Be- Smith lIc wI.
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M 4waaI con-. lHg IN
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INTERESTING CORRESPONDENCE BETW LIN
GENERALS PRICE AND HkiLECK

The following correspondence las
tasea place between Generals Price and
HaIloek