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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-03-19
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
TOTuC PEOPLE OF TEN As.
HgADouAarxrs ClARS's RyGmEsr,
Carr >sAK pIss BLusr, ARK.,
Iehrnnry 2lrd. lsd3.

1
CAxr >gAs rIss BLusr, AK, :
February 23rd, ls63.
you HAVE always been noted for the
i readiness with which You give aid To
ybur country when she needs assistance. You
have literally anl noble contributed in the
prosecution Of the present var, You are
s,,il willing to do 50, know, il further con
,ributions bel necessary. Though ,the pres
emil Indications are somewhat prup.tious, we
should depend alone upon ourselves Tor peace
Other nations may help us when il rnts their
ntsrcds to do so, and our encniy is not por-
thy OF trust in any case. There may yet be
much bard fighting 10 do TO end the wal aad
The commands now in the field having been
aeple,ed by death and other causes, need re
pienhhing 1t deyolves spou you to gu them
up. and therefore invite your attention to
the following extract from circular of the
Adiutant and Inspector General, Of date the
18TH Of January, 1863
"Sueh persons as are liatdc TO CONSUMPTION
will be allowed to join any particular CON.
pany and regiment requiring recruits in
which the officers (enrollug or recruiting
may be serving. In like manner such per
sons as are within conscript ages. aud who
may come forward and offer themselves for
service, will lie allowed TO volunteer, and
will recliv- all the benefits which are secured
Nv law to volunteers. Recruits thus Oh
tanned however, must in all eases. enter com.
panies already in the service, and cannot be
organized into new companies or regiments. 10
by the above extract YOU perceive that
YOU still have the opportunity Of volunteer
ing. Forced service Is distas,efal to you.
I, would be an anomaly in the history OF
Texas | desire to remenish my regiment
and invite you 70 join me. would be pleased
to receive YOU. aud think you would find rs
pleasant service in my command, and the
Brigade to which it is attached. rs any other,
Capt, l.. y. Wood, Compsay h, OF Poll
county, and 1t. J + q. Adrian, Company
e, Of Smith county, are on their way to
Texas and are authorized to recruit for their
respective companies and Tor the regiment,
Other recruiting officers will be dispatched
to Texas. and notice givrn.
EpW ARD CT ARK.
Col, Clarks Tex Regime
Ma Trinity Advocate, Tyler Reporter
and eilmer papers will publish three times
add forward accounts.
March -, 1868. n2i q,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-03-19
Notice u Final Settlenie mt.

NOTICE Of hereby given that William
~ Woodson, Administrator OF the estate
Of John Lowe, deceased, has fled In my o.
fee bis final accounts aud vouchers with said
estate, which accounts and vouchers will be-
open for allowance and final settlement at the
April term OF The Comfy Court pertAiuin &
TO estates Of deceased persopS kc., to he
beld in and ior Harrison county, at the coar,
hoa.e in the city Of Marshall, when and
where oil persons inter~ted may appear and
contest the sarr.e II they see proper.
y. F. FRIBERfCI. Clerk.
March ~ 1899 n?i A.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-03-19

- We take pleasure in calling attention
TO ,bs advertisement Of Mr.. +. J Csrolan
who, !, will be seen proposes 10 open school
in this place, Regarding him as al accom-.
plshel teacher, sne whose merits have been
fully tested aed proved worthy Of aprroba-
ton, We congratulate him upon his return,
and wish him sl.ccess
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-03-19

4 T the February term, A. d. 1863, Of the
n County Court of Harrison county per.
tanning to the estates Of d ceased persons
the undersigned was appointed administrator
of the estate of Mrs Mary I. Niviou decear.
ed, This is therefore to notify all persons
holding claims agaii.s, said estate to present
them within the time prescribed by law, and
those indebted to make imme, ilate payment
}. + WlTliERSfDoN, Admr.
March ~, 1863. - Ct
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The Chaplain Of the fifth Kentucky

The Nhan. am OF the NH kentucky
Regiment writes of Kirby Smith;
Before going into the battle at Rich.
mond, Ky he spent season alone in
his tent III prayer. When the battle
was over he returned to lis tent, and
gave thanks to God for the victory
When at Lexington, Ky. the minister
at the Episcopal Church refused to
oficia,e on thanksgiving day, And
Geuercl Smith arose, READ chapter,
led in prayer. aud finished the services.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-03-19

The Ladies Of Marshall will give Sup
PER on Friday night, the Goth inst, a, the
Masonic Female Institute, for the bencl, Of
our gallant soldiers. Admission 81. Chill
dren half price.
We feel assure,l, irom ous acquaintance
with the ladies who have taken the iaaiter in
hand. TIM, il viii he really u alprh affair
What could bc more attractive than such a
euutsr
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-03-19

I've masrs,snd that m a''emp, IVES made
on iast Monday nigh, TO burn the Male Col
egr in this place, which proved very nearly
saccessfa and would bsve bssn entirely 80
bas M thu dampoFss Of the night There is
u mystery connected with the late u school
baiIdises in this place, two having beeh al
ready barnsd and attempts now bsiug made
TO destroy The third
The trustees have offered Eve hundred dol
lars reward fof the apprehension Of the incen.
-
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-03-19

~ We have had the pleasure OF visit
during tbs ~. week, from Mr.. DicsiSsos.
editor and proprietor o. the Shreveport
News
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Notice Of Final Settleupe emit,

NOTICE Ii hereby given that Il. L. High
~ tower, Administrator Of the estate Of
james Owen, deceased, has fled in my office
his iual accounts aud vouchers with said %.
tate, which accounts and vouchers will be
open lor allowance and final ,ettIenen, y, the
April term of the County Court pertaining
10 estates Of deceased peHons, &C. to be held
in and for Harrison county, vi the court
house in the city Of Marshall when and where
all persons interested may appear and con
,est the sAme il they see proper
u. +. FRlnERlCl, Clerk.
March 10, $50, MA II.
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MARRIED.,

In Carthage, Psnola ca. on THURSDAY evening
the l9th Inst BY : y, Lacy, tsq,. Nj j, II.
REESE to Mis-. Moi1iE 4. CLARK. both OF
Carthage.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-03-19

Gen. Pope q in st. Louis and is7cSrec,ed
10 command the expedition rsein.t Vicks.
borg
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-03-19

4NEV s"NASs
JINHt. undersigned, having entered into n
i copar,nersbip with MI Duncan, who
has been Tor considerable time Foreman IN
one OF the largest TNnneries in the South,
will immediately engage In erecting n
yard Of sufiicien, size to tan MI the hides We
can get have ladies and gentlemen's shoes,
and wolen goods to barter for hides and
skins No thanks to obes for ps>sI iavors or
fair promises TO make, further than To psy
the highest market piice IN money, good OF
shoes, and to sell leather, when made for the
customary price. u, WARE.
March j,h, SO, No 20 II
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-03-19

Epson salts are now manufactured
at South Newport, McIntosh county,
Ga.
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WANTED.

7 WISH to purchase from 400 to so
/ bales of cotton IN the seed. for which
will pay three cents per h., and furnish ess
ging and rope and pay slnnine;
{. A. BULkLEf.
r.h OF Ise2 MA 81
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sAg. AND GRIsT MILL.

HAVE NY Saw and Grist MI IN null
/ operation, and invite the patronage OF my
friends and the public. 1t ~ situated Ioa1
miles East ct Marshall. on the shreveport
and Mansfield road near my residence !
will grind Ior the Eth till the new crop
CONES IN. o,
March sih, 1863. NO ~ Al
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Gov Sprague has bceh elected to
the Yankee Senate from Rhode lslanl
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MEDICAL CARD.

COTTON! COTTON! COTTON
I WISH to buy from 200 to 400 bales o.
j cotton TO take TO the Rio Grsnde. Par
ties having lots to sell will ind purchaser
by applying 10 me, In Jefferson. or captain
Robt. II. Martin, at this place.
G. A. BULkLEf.
Marshall, Feb 18th 1868 IT.
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MOTTO T..

7 WILL be in Marshall on Wednesday the
! 25,h of March, prepared TO pay o'' all
certified accounts given by ne IN the Quar-
termns,cr 5 department and N coi'eeville on
the 23l.
JOHN II BRYAN.
Capt & A, q NJ, Col Clark's Kegt.
March IS 1868 matt.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-03-19

Money can hc farwarioh by mail at nur fi-k
Confederate bills, CorHty Warrants ~ adjoining
sountle. Louisiana Bank S0,cs, aud Texas Treas,
nsy Warrants. received. We will iaks no iniisil
ssl shinplsstcFs or cut hills.
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s,,A GOVERNOR
RScEIprs Yos rHg rrxAs REPUBLICAN.

~ We ,e agiharised b. annOance i,-A r J.
CHANNELS ~ esnd date 'or III. Office q cs~'
srnor q T.sss
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-29
New YORK Market.

Nav, YORK, October ss.-cOttOn firm at
ss@sS.
Fiour-COmmoa grades dull aud heavy,
trade brands scarce aud In good request,
decidedly better prices, Sc, 1885, %, and
extra state $7@$7,2O. Common to good
shipping brands extra 3. II. o. 81, 30@9, rs.
for good to choice extra, market closing
strong and steady.
Whisky quiet at 6l.
, Wheat lie lower and rather more doing ct
I33@l3S; Chicago spring I32@I3T; Mil
WaV1ia club I27(9I5si amber Iowa l4oi
choice Amber Greenbay I39@l45.
Corn opened quiet Rad eiOsed lie higher,
IO54@ 1871; shipping mixed western IN
Oats opsasd heavy sod closed s@4c
lower, 70 9s0 for western and state.
Wool quiet
Pork more active and 6rmer at Sl4 500
10; old mess Sic. 256l6, so; new do $II, rs
OH, 90; new prime SI6,OO@l6,50.
New prime mesa Beef quiet.
Lard firm at 1149113
Money steady, an active business doing
at 607, chiefly at latter.
Sterling frmer bat closes dull At l6Ol@
1614.
Gold irregular and iirmer, opening at -,
closing hrn At 46t947.
Government stocks quiet and steady.
! United States 6s, 81 coupons 1000 ITO.
| Stock dull bnt rather better.
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TREFFII .REEF b
OPHcE CHIEY CoMnIssAKE EUBslsFRHcE DEP'T,
OlarksburR, West Va, October 20, 1858.

OPHcE CHIEE CoMNIssAKT 6 UBslsFRHCE DEp'T,
OlArksbuFR, West Va, October 20, 1858.
| CEALED proposals viii be receives tom AEst
! - hands, citizens loyal 70 the GoYsrhmeht q
the United States ubtil ~ NJ, October 3lst, 1885,
only, for furnishing all the Fresh Beef that may be
required for Of the troops or the United States
giuia and now stationed ct 9sllIpOis Ohio Charles
ton, Fayetteville, GAuleY Bridge, Camp Platt, &c.
West Virginia, as follows, viz:
ForI6l i've months or such less time - the Com
missary General may direct and subject to his ap.
proyal, commencing ON the tdlth) day NoVsmber
1858 and ending on the Cath) day Of April, 1854
Said Beef be Of steers quot Bulls: Stage. Heif-
each Of least 500 (hVe hundred) p0undA. q
The Beef to be sound and wholesome. with necks,
shAnks and kidney tallow excluded,l in equal pro-
quantities, CASUALLY three times per week. ~ may
be Delegated by the Chief connissary Of the Di-
vision. I'm
The Contractors will be required to keep an agent
with q sufficient supply Of Beef Cattle constantly
within supplying distance Of the troops.
bond in the penalty Of $4,000 will be required
bilities for the above must be shown by the Of
hciAl certificate Of the Clerk OF the Court Of
Record or Of tho United States District Attorney.
Proposals. from arm must specify the names and
residences ofSiI persons compelling IT, and each pro-
posal must be accompanied By the oath allegiance
OF the party or parties; also by certificate Of the
guarantee signed by the party or parties making
the bid-the whole making four separate papers, for
which forms will be fuFniShed application by mall
telegraph, or In person, all Of which should be en-
Beef" and directed 70 the undersigned at Olarks-
burg, West Virginia.
Payment to DO made In Treasury Notes, or such
other Government Funds as may be on hand IL none
on hand, to be made soon as received.
The bid, oath of allegiance, certificate of response
billy, and gnAranteeS must all bsin duplicate
WIN. Il. H05ACK,
Captain O. 8. Vols,
ChiefO Dept. Of West Va.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-29

B4 SOMETHING WORTHY OF Pubic Pa
TRoNAGE.-The celebrated original Polyor-
anna of the War will open at Washington
Hall, on Monday evening, November 2, for
one wedk only. The public having been
swiudled here by parties with an inferior
painting, represented to be that of Messrs.
Goodwin & Co.'s, will be happy to learn
that at last that gigantic Exhibition of the
War is to appear.
The immense reputation gained by these
gentlemen in the various cities of the Uni
ted States has induced many uuprincipled
men to go into the business to make mo-
uey upon the celebrity of this noted pro-
dnction.
The extensive advertisement in another
column gives many important particulars.
The "POlyorama" is in Pittsburg this
week, and we learn that the proprietors
are obliged to turn hundreds from the
door nightly, unable to accommodate the
crowds that flock to witness it.
This Panorama is one of the institutions
of the present. age.
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Advices from Fort Scott.

LEAvEswoRrH, October "a dvices
from Fort Scott to Monday at noon, say
the rebels under Cooper have been rein
forced from Prices army aud threaten forts
Blunt aud Smith. Prices force Is reported
at nine thousand strong with six pieces Of
artillery. QuRntriIl is with him.
Blunt goes to Fort Smith where he will
turn the command Of the army Of the from
tier over to Gen. McNeal and proceed 70
LeaVenWOrth.
McNeal and Ewing are in the vicinity of
BentonVille, Arkansas.
Brooks, with three thousand rebels
marched on White River near Huntsville
and been Joined by Shelby.
Blunt's train is escorted by force of
infantry, cavalry and artillery sufficiently
strong to insure its safety, and Blunt will
offer Cooper battle If an opportunity &C.
ours
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-29
Buford's Cavalry Fan Back.

WAsHMeToE, October 2s.-Information
from the army of the Potomac says Blu
ford's cavalry division was attacked by re-
bel infantry near BealtOu station on Tues
day noon, and compelled to fall back upon
our infantry, within one mile Of German
town. There we're but few casualties on
either side.
1t is not true, as has been reported, that
Meade's army is letreating. His head
qarters have been moved. but not toward
Washington.
Gentlemen in military circles here re-
view our present position as highly favor
able In the event that Lee should venture
to make an attack.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-29
statement Contradioted.

NEW YoRK, October 2s.-The HeraIds
despatch statement in regard TO the arrest
Of Messrs. Williamson and BlOss, agents Of
the Pennsylvania and Michigan Rag Assoc
citation, for the sale of old baudages, rags,
&C., is incorrect SO far as the property is
said to have been old government property.
II was the property of the associations, aud
sold by Williamson and Bloss by order Of
the chairman of executive committee of
the association aud deposited to their
credit. The treatment of Mr.. Williamson
by Col. Baker is most arbitrary and unjust
He WAS refused permission to send for
Judge Brady, chairman of the association,
and other parties who could prove his inn0-
cence. After several hours delay note
from Mr. Williamsou was delivered to
Judge Brady, who Immediately obtained an
interview with Judge Turner, assistant
Judge Advocate General. Upon his rep
resentation of the facts Mr.. Williamson was
released on parole.
At a meeting of the association this
evening a committee Was appointed to make
q statement of the case. to the proper au .
thorities, with representation Of the out
rageous treatment Of the accused by Col.
Baker, and q demand tor his full and IN
conditional release from arrest, and the re-
moval Of Baker from his position as Provost
Marshal of that departments. The meeting
was attended by Judge Usher, Secretary oil
Interior, Hon ]. J. Lewis, Commissioner
of Internal Revenue, and other genllemeu
Of position, who are much ineensed at this
abuse Of authority.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-29
The Repetition in st. Domingo.

Nkw YoRK, Octobsr 2s-The steamer
Roanoke, from Havana 2Ist, has arrived
Nothing new from Mexico.
The rebellion in st. Domingo continues
to grow more fearful aud covers greater
extentOf territory sta
The story that PuertR Plata had been
destroyed by bombardment Is untrue.
The gunb0at Port Royal sailed from
Havana on the 18th.
While in port one of her Sergeants OF
marines had fist fight With q rebel, Civ
ing him good whipping, when the Ser
geant Was struck on the head by . weapon
in the hands Of another rebel, MORALLY
him. The authorities have an
rested the would be murderer.
The next EogIi=h mail steamer takes our
Consul 70 Vera Cruz from Havana Moth
ing else new.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-29

B@ STOREY, of the South Wheeling
Phoenix Brewry has ordered keg Of his
superior Ale to be rolled up into our Of
fee. There are several persons connected
with the establishment who are in the
habit of drinking ale, occasionally. They
have tried this specimen of storey's, and
all concur in the opinion that it is most
excellent article.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-29
HW-ASoTHER REBEL RAID Upon TIE

EGr ANOTHER REBEL RAID UPON THE
OHIo-THE VILLAGE OF ST. MARYs VISITED.
We learn from passengers on the steamer
Reserve, which arrived yesterday from
Parkersburg, that on the last trip down of
that boat she arrived at the village of st.
Marys just In time to be too late to see a
gang of about twenty rebels who had just
taken their leave of that place. It was on
Monday evening last. The rebels, some
say twelve and some estimate the number
at twenty, first made their appearance at
the mouth of Middle Island Greek, and
rode rapidly down to st, Marys, Peasants
county, stealing all the good horses they
could hear of along the bottom. Arriving
at ST. Marys they fsrreted out lot of guns
which were stored in house there, and
broke and destroyed them, after which
they entered a store and stole lot of
boots and shoes. A German ball was GO
ing on in the town and the rebels repaired
to the place and very peremptorily inter-
rupted the fandango, by driving the men
out of doors aud par0ling them The rebels
after acting as above described stole about
thirteen good horses in the vicinity and
dashed out of town. They were last heard
from on Goose Greek, not far from the line
of the NORTHWESTERN Railroad. No.
body knows where they came from or
where they went. Among the number
we're one or two persons who formerly re-
sided near st. Marys, but left that country
at the breaking out of the war.
The people of st, Marys were of course
very much alarmed, as theiraid was en-
tircly unexpected, at least to the loyal
men of the vicinity, and no reliable, infor-
nation could be got as TO the number of
the raiders. s.s
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-29
Prize Eight.

NEw YORK, October 2s.-A prize fight
for 81, 900 came off yesterday, between
Con. Fitzgerald aud Ed. Wilson, near Fort
Penn, Del, in which Fitzgerald was the
victor In ten rounds.
Another fight between Con. or EN-. and
Patsy Marty was suspended after seventy
six rOunds, nearly the whole Dartas -
arrested.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-29

queen
This invaluable incidence Is unfailing in the cure
of all those painful and dangerous diseases to which
the female constitution is subject. 1t mOderates all
excess and removes all DISTRACTIONS and speedy
cure may be relied on. .,...s.a....
TO MARRIED LADIES
IT is peculiarly suited. It viii, in short time,
bring en- the monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, price One Dollar, bears the Govern
ment Stamp ofGreat Britain prevent eounterfeits
+ CAUTION.
TEIisC Pills should not be taken by females during
the FIRST THREE MONTHS Of Pregnancy, a. they
are sure to bring on Miscarriage but at any other
time they are safe.
In all cases Of nervous and Spinal Affections Pains
in the Back and Limbs, Fatigue on slight exertiOn
PaIpitatiOn Of the Heart, Mysteries and Whites,
these Pills will effect cure when all other means
have failed: and although powerful remedy, dc
not contain iron, ealomel antimony, or anything
hurtfuI to the constitution.
Full directions in the pamphlet around each pack
age, which should be carefully preserved.
Sole agent; for the United States and Canadas,
r. IN JOB MOSES, q Cortlapdt St. N. =,
n. Lc6 and SIX postage stamps, enclosed q
any authorized agent viii insure bottle containing
hNy Pills by return mail.
For sale by LAUGHLINs BUsHFIELD,
jys9 and T. n. LOGAN co.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-29

S@A NAN RADDlsH.-Mr. George Cor
son, of the Green Garden at the head of
Quincy street, has presented MS with a
very large aud most remarkabieiraddi sh.-
1t is shaped very much like a man, except
that its lower branches, which resemble
the legs of infants, are more numerous
1t is very curious thing and has exited
Considerable interest. 90
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-29

CART. R. NJ. NEwpoRr, formerly
0OaEteFuaster at this point, passed through
the city yesterday on his way to Baltimore,
taking with him fair daughter of New
port, Ohio, to whom he has lately been
untted in marriage. Capt. Newport is an
Efficient aud honorable officer, and an in
teIligent aud courteous gentleman, aud
although we should hardly have suspected
him of it, he has as good a right 10 get
married as any other man. he is now on
duty in Baltimore.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-29

E9 CIRcUIr CoURT.-The jury in the
case of the Messrs. Armstrong, against
Andrew Wilson. ofwhieh we made mention
yesterday morning, rendered verdict for
the plaintiff, and judgment will according
ly be rendered against the defendant for
the amount of the bill-soms $500 and
costs.