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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-03-05
NEW ADVERTISER ENTS


HAVE been ordered 10 this portion Of
/ the State ior the purpose Of obtaining
subsistence with which to feed the men who
are fight ing the battles Of the country.
Will those who are At home, enjoying com
fort and easc.with plenty all around, ALLOW
,b" soldiers hom their own State, who en-
listed when The first note Of war sounded, ,c
suffer foE the wan, Of iood 7 Surely not
| do not propose TO get up 1t 10 O'Clock
strut around in reg meutsls aud talk abou,
pressing The peoples supplies the r,~t Of til,
day het appeal to the generous xpd p~
triot,c citizens oil this portion Of The State
TO come forward and relieve the wants Of ,h,
army to bring food iw the men who brHvts
the dangers and har'iships Of the New Mexi
can campaign, and who are now asgaxed IL
holding back the enemy in Louisiana. sn<
thereby keeping them from your DOOR
Texas Iaen, too, and soldisn whC have 10
hected the greatest luarc upon Tex0 arus
ask no man to sell on credit. Tn uoae,
10 ready, and the highest market price vii!
be paid GU delivery y, zach depot.
Bacon, Flour, Lard. Cdwdiss, AND Soar
are wanted some OF thsse articles an ahso
lu,eiy necessary for The hospitals.
Capt Il II. Martin, - old citizen, vel
known to you oil, u my agent In this ssctioo
Mr.. d. T. Te-sier, At r.. J. Q. Murphy's. il
jefferson and Mr.. r, A. White. al Howell
4 Bnckef'A in shrevepest. Mr.. ". A
Goodett, Of CA4sdo Parish Is also an author
lied agent.
Very Respectfully,
II. 7. BROWNRICG,
Moi Brigade COMFY
500 PA. c. s.
|. Narshall, March S, 80 22tf
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-03-05

The following Communication should aase
appaicd IN our lss, iase, bot was unaveidA-
IL - - "a

The following Communication should hove
app.arci 10 our lss, isse, bo, was unaveidA-
bic eso~dcd oss:
M LoranxaYs Dss, SRI noticr1 10
vuw laa issue an Article oves TIE sigsa1src
of" A Planter" b which tie writer gives %
cserurseing accsunt OF the HDbcl Tanoery."
rcsomnrnds ID arm 70 the confidence sad
pstrousre Of IL people. and deoounces other
tanner. without discrimination, ~ extort'on-
ers, ssina.crs. aod - . caaa 81 men doirs
more TO break down our government than
! any other class oil n,rn. l know NJ. CsfeR6
to H. . good -basineau man and = gentleman
and do tnoei. sine y hope he may succeed
IN the tAnpssg bsssw. but - hts success
| doc. no, depend upon such Wholesale denun
citation Of other tanners, or their downfall. I!
must enter 10y protest against the PlAn'crs
course. | deny the allegation tha, ,auDers
are swiudler-, hecAur they are nov selling
leather not well tanned The necessities OF
the country and government will not allow
/ them time to tau il veil. II man n . swim
der aud sn eytortiooer hscanse he sais kv'h.
! er w any other article Tor a high price. PLEASE
show me the man who Is not a sw.Dder and
| an cs'or,ioner' The tanner sells his leather
for the most II viii bring. Just ~ the planter
| sells his corn or cotton The fact that leatb-
or is .csfeer more 10 demaDd, snd brings a
better price than the PLANTERS cotton. u no
evidence that The tanner - either ~ ex'or-
uoner OF s*ind'er ana every cAm so' DE-
"'sfa,e n'lhn'a man hes 'ote SINCE Vt" cor
s'"No 'h'' ''le "nSF Is u''ns u ~" ser
vice 'oNa'u' we support VI oH government
~ my o'"e' GU" " men " nv us' g''
h'eh P'"e 'or nv 'e~'"', ! am w. nov e'
gas.a 40 tne 'A"nnx " ''e 70" o' 'eA,ne',
pu' ani personally s<s'"s'o"t WIN 'hs' %
'N gentlemen WHO an ensaer" ID tns' ousN
mes IN this ooan'y' and ! kno" no insn on
e'aS- on men VINO you'd 90 any ""ef 'hHh
they have done under The same circumstances
IL The writer VII inquire OF Mr.. rreRg, or
any other business man what tnat gov
ems the price OF artrss~ NJ ~'i tell MIN ina'
II y The supply AMI dssaaDd " yosi wish 70
reduce the p''es. Increase The supply. Vhe
way 10 increas', 'he supply 70 encourage
hlgh prices ilgh prices induced "rsR a.
TO To erect Tan yard. and II hAA AMI VIII
induce many more TO engage IN The business.
In th's way the supply VIII be increased and
! prices reduced and II SHOULD X" 20 low
mat the planter : COTTON worm NOR IMAM
The tanner leather. you VIII never hear HIM
complain Of The low price OF leather or the
high price o. eo',oo The flan'r' ought to
have remembered that most OF those men he
has put down so low In hu contrast with
Gregg 8 Co, engaged 10 the tanning business
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-03-05

KsrrsSsp The following persons pub
li.ht,l las, week as d~efsers from She Ar.
kansas ARMY have gone back to their r.
swc,ive Regiments, to wi, W. G. Burroush,
Shelby county, member Of Col Roberts.
regiment, ard The suhjoined from Col Ran.
dal's command j NJ. Storey, Fairfield, W.
q. Driver Fairfield, Alex Anderson. Camps
Ferry, Smith county $. Woodward and J
J. Woodward, jamestown, Smith county !;
W. y. Cox. Belview, Ru-k county; s. W.
Why S,nr,illc, j ] kiskland, q. +. Hall,
and W. ". Wright Shelby county W.
Isollen, Pamela con.ty, and Abner s. inien,
rear Risk, Cherokee county Mr.. Insien is
lying very low at private house in this
place. We understand be left the army hon.
orAbly, aid on account Of sickmss, Has
becu III eur since, and is now a. DEATHS
door. ". y. Cor Of Belvicw. A n phys,
c,an, and very clever gentleman. lie kf,
the army sick, and under assurances, M ~,
informs us, from his superior Officer, tha, hi.
stay in Texas, uoder the circumstances, should
not result 10 his prejudice. The Others
named, were perhaps delayed or lcft the ar
my Informally, but ~ there is every reason
to s--slsye with no Intention OF deserving. q,
they were on their way to Arkansas befors
their nanss were published. We have ever,
reason TO believe they wll make good sol
dicr~. We very much regret that thei,
nsm- appeared in ihis IoA connection. lie
tb~m go forward and nD6ly do their ,lu,,
ard they may be assured that their friend
y, home will warmly welcome them whc'
they return, or, n they should fall in Ii
path Of honor uud duty, embAln their uame
with those OF the heroes OF the revolution
Dr.. II. L. 0iveOs, Of knsk, WAS on his n
turn and urt hs discharge al this place.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-03-05

Tho time ia rapidly approaching when the
people Of the State !will b. called apoa to
cloci Governor. AMI It will be concedsd We
think, ~ every In,elig NJ aan. that rompi
setioa fln1ll b. ,,seo u Thea the cAir'' Of
dos vho may jnA9 aspire % that rs'pon'i
w al exalted po<Dou, may - eaovassra in
<~.n. The ezpes1ncc Of tashsi - Yeas
~ ,s~ronstrsts-i IA those eo,ris,cf with
the right Of suffrage cauno, be- too careful
how they exercise ,isat right Ev-n IN times
# peace and prosperity il !. essentially nco-
.sry To elect All able mar to gu the Gabcrna
,orial chair hu, in period, Of public CON
.~n,on liks the present, The ci,rsns Of a
State are c,im:na'b neglgen, Of their own
interests, and VI nigh, .ay reckless Of their
own honor, when thy saG'r themselves to bc
cal lied into the election Of q weak man. or
psgligan,ly permits the election 70 70 ny de.
, lanll.
1t is in the spirit which the preceding re
marks would ipculcase. tina, ~ hoist the
nsn~ Of Hon ". D. Graham. II Rink, at our
masthead a. our choice ior Governor, aud re.
commend him fDs tina, position 10 the people
/ Of ,he state. Ills talents are anqaes,'ooesi
No man NC imagiDe, will deny h~ t'ness, IN.
,cileciaally. ios the position Amiable 10 his
nAnner., pleasant in disposition always ana
bi, and ac,ssstle. sod, at the sane time IN
d'rtriou~ and persvcrlnp, he soold doubtless
make a. good 9 Governor A. We have had
since the organization u the State Govern.
ncnt. Certainly ihe- qualities recommend
him for the position, and will place his claims
n favorable lgh, before the people of he
State A y Representative In the Congress
[ Of the Confviorscy he has discharged the du
ties cpjou-i upon him with ability and Gelel
! ity. We sr sssurel by those Who bare Wis
tied Richmond, that few members Of Con
grc-s p"s 'ess as gr'1, influence ~ Mt. Ora.
/ ham, aud that no on cxels him in krsaBe~
and attention tn his constituents. W. place
hb name before the people If the State, tir,e
fore, believing that !, will he regarded with
'avor by The e-at body Of our rejecting cit,
i,rns. who ar anxious to secure worthy ,u-
! cuml,~nt Of the Gusrna,osisl chair ore
who viii rhect credit ard honor upon our
Stnic 1000
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-03-05

I Ell Frs OF Administration Of the es-
IL tate OF las ", Horton decreased were
granted 10 the undersigned by The County
Court Of fauola county, Texas, pertaining TO
estates OF deceased persons, &c, at the Janu.
AIRY term A u SH3 This Is. therefore. to
notify all persons holding claims against .aid
estate. to present them within the time pre-.
serIb,,i 10y law, and those indebted TO make
immediate payment
WM, VI. JOHNSTON, Admir-.
March 3 ls6J. no2Gt
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-03-05

-. The Northern seeopnt Of the Numbers and
disposition Of the All ,,sss roet prisoners which
NC publish In th,s ssue. " gross ysl~hccd per
petfat,d fr the psvpe~e q decs'v'ss the people
Of The Northwest. Who are iecom'ns TIED Of us
var From all Tho information VA can gather
there were scarcely three thousand Confederate
prisoners taken. So far from being ignorant or
indifferent, Tiny wtrr eompc.eAaof the mo-s intel
Ilesut aud enthusiastic men Who have enlisted IN
this revolution. oue VI the escaped prisotsr-
q Mr. Mcclellan Of this county } Informed lis that
they shoa,sd their sentiments at every landing go
nag up the river. 4 more brave, indepcnd out.
spoken sci u men have never bstn taken prison
ers In hi. war.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-03-05
LITTER YRoM AUnIN


EsrRFsEsr.fl'E HAL Anstn'
t'bfniry ~ ls"o
Il. w bovcHsR', hsQ
Nv D,ar Hp-l have driAyed VII
ting TOR Tie want OF eomethms 'n'e''
csiins g. comiaen'Ate. Inc TWO
Houses dIi pot orgaIase unu' zoe ou'
Inst, ~ sorum Bong present before
that DAY A.t.
The ''ovcrnofs messasc' I" u'o
main. Is much approved here SoVe'
r~l OF his recommendations arc va
practicable under TIE constitution
winch we, The mem'rrs OF the IL -
l"'nre, arc sworn u support pn'
one measure has yet pae-'a p"'t
! houscs. and that received a mani
nous vote. II provides Tor es tablish
ing sn express for carrying the letter
mail from snme point on ihe Nj ssissip
pi river. 10 he determined 10y The Port
Master General, 20 q point on the Rio
Granac, RIA s's1 Antonio, Austin. and
Houston. the trip 10 lie made semi
weekly. and time five days.
Each house has resolved not to en-
terrain bu~incss IF private ar local
nature. Under its operation some ni
onr friends in Harrison have already
suffered Tho bills for their Feliei
have been laid on the table.
The specie clause in the tax law
early attracted the attention OF the
leg lsisture. Bills 10 repeal II were
introduced IN each honse, va yes'e''
day II was before the Finance Com
mite j, was considered hy them
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-03-05
LOOK OUT.

'HiIE sub,cr,bcr will sell a valuable negro
/ fellow. about 6lly YEARS Of sgr good con
ditiou. and good carpenter una shoe maker
and understands building running eecr Tor
gin. will lake cotton, ne'cs bearing inter.
Est. W Confederate money. Character good
and has paid me one dollar 10 one dollar and
bny cents hire per day the last wear Those
WANTING such a negro will call on Run Perry.
who will s,ll h,n a, his yaec lu'c perfect.
ly good.
TllAh II. REFS.
Feb. &c, SCR. uo2-3,.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-03-05

N our government and people are true 10
themselves ADi to the great cause in which
they are engaged. the difficulties, hardship.
and complications OF the var a'e practically
at m end We have the grandcst army upon
which the san ever shooe thoroughly discip.
lined. hardened to the camp md governed by
feeling and enthusiasm such as Sas never
III, by Any army before At home the po-
| pie are better on than they. we're twelve
months ago, and with prospect VI having
an abundance. within k~ months, Of all the
ncccssaIi,s and comforts OF HE The great
tanned tins winter, has been solved They
have nd only been sbondan'y Supplied, but
they arr better OH. in every respect, than at
any period Of the var The future Is clear
sunshine Ilumins,es our entire horizon. All
the s'ropgho.ds of the South are in our pos-
session, and Without any reasonable prospect
Of being 'sken. II we act wisely, oar mc-
ce~. is certain, sod Il may be within NV
months il anwsely, long and bloody war
Is beicr, US
II csprincc has demonstrated any one
fac, more clearly than another, it is that
our only hope for peace - 10 m I'riod III TIE
strength II our arms We will never get
peace by sappicaiions, nor by hypocri,ienl
sppsl' to the Northwestern States, who's,
condnc' towards us has been II RVS bic,
more Infamous than the Eastern Yankees.
Most unfortunate and disastrous will Il be for |
ne, II At time like this, when our enemies |
are divided in council, and their immense ". !
mics are about 10 bs dl-bande,, and perhaps I
re.uode.ld w should unite them again by |
an uudn- esecfuss for peace, while our poo |
pie nllcd into false security instead Of pre-
pairing for smother year OF war, shall b. ,
found coufdcn, OF peace, aud providing for
inturr gain.
According to eut construction Of The in .
tcleeuce from The North, llere is bat little
prosl~ct Of pence. The slirh,cs; success on
the part Of our enem~, will rrclorr The var
for aoo,bc. year, aud even without winning a
single battle, il may continue, The Lincoln
Il "a determined US Il was in
the beginning II has exhibited no signs a
a change OF policy. Aud when I'VE rcolIccs
the corrnp, condition Of the Northern people,
and the immense expenditures Of the Federal
government, we we'd not expect pao until
VIC conquer it, |
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-03-05
Braxo. Bnttom Land for Sale,
or EXCHANGE for Negroes,

I WISH To scl three farms on the Brace,
/ near llarlsyil, L. O., In Austin comfy.
and miles from san Bernard i%pat One
'rnc', 800 acre. early all fenced, $50 or
Aor acres under cultivation good dwelling.
gin honsc, negro cabins. &c. Upe OF 700
acres, all under Encu. 50 acres in cul,ivx.
ton. One Of 1000 acres, 500 acrvs under
fence and $50 in cultivation For either
tract ! will take $50 per acre The loco
acres will he sold on ten years time IT desired.
ANY one having ~ or 30 hands to exchange
for land or hire, or work on the shares. will
ud it to their advantage hy calling GA the
premises, OF by addressing Or H. b. English
or Rev A. Heron,
Ilartsville, Austin Co, Texas u22A Il
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-03-05
PRINTING OFFICE FOR SALE.

THE n,stesini Of the Harrison Plag Office,
! embracing large and acceptable variety
Of newspaper type, and large No 8, print.
ing press, Also job o<licc attached. with
a handsome assortment Of type, Iron the
best foundries. This large aud elegant estab.
lishrnent can be- bought on fair terms
Apply 70
VIM a. BARRETT,
At the Texas Republican ofnec.
Feb. &c, 1863.
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Estruv Notice. for up,shur Co.

V,AKEN up by Wm. farp, and Posted hc-
fore Tboln4s cranflll, j +. Of Upshur
county, on a,h February sea BAY ilor-e
seven years old, | 6 hands high, and hn. the
p,sviu on thu len hind leg, and saddle marks
on both sides of his back. Appraised at sl25.
ALSO. taken up by j. G. Hart, and pos.
ted before the same Justice, on the 81 st Of
January 1863 n Mare and Colt the said
Mare is about years old, II hands high,
black, with her lett ind foot white and = star
in her forehead, the Coli il black a star in
its forehead both hind iert white nnd bran.
ded on tae ls!i thigh with the lctters l.. q.
Appraised at &loO,
ALSO, Taken up by II. r. Ford, and
posted before the same Justice, on the Both
Of January lsG3 a Mule, about Z or . yeArx
old, % hsnds high Of n mouse color. Ap-
praised at 800,
ALSO. Taken up by W. X Heath, and
posted before J. u. Roark, j T., on the 21th
N January le63, an iron gr,y mare Mule,
l bond, high, and = years OLD no marks ysr,
reputable. Appraised u, 5000.
J. A. DERRICK, Co. Clerk.
Feb. -. 1861 2l-3t,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-03-05
NEW ADVERTISER EN- Is,
A <EAysTANNERI

THE undersigned. having entered into :
eopartncrsbb With Mr. lAscan. who
has t-rn i,r a considerable time Foreman in
or Of the largc.t TapncriN in the South,
viii Immediately engage in erecting a
yard Of sufficient, .isc to tan all the h'aes we
can get, have aides and ren'emens saoca,
and wolen good. to barter for hides and
skins. No thanks 10 odrr for past mvor or
fair promises to make, further than To pay
the highest market piice in money goods or
SHOES, and to sell leather when made, for the
customary price. H. WARE.
March 9TH. 81 No ~ II
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-03-05
JEFFERSON TANNERY!!

One aud hrif miles fran J.gerson,. m bar
r,sr, county, fsrds
OWING to the great scarcity Of HIDES
~ and halher. we propose tanning all the
hides we can yet on the halves to the amount
OF Il 900. We are fully prepared to turn
gu, rs good leather ms any other establish
men, in the South, having material sufficient
with inl complement o hands. and an cxpe-
rlcnce Of 10 years, We confidently expect a
liberal share OF patronage.
u. LUCAS. 4 co.
March jth, leG3 No. .. II.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-03-05

- To our AGREEABLE surprise, day or
two ago, our esteemed friend, Capt. W. II
Tucker, formerly Of Palestine, but f's the lss'
seyea or eight monhs member Of the Ar
Kansas army located at fi"c Blef dropped
In on us. lie VIM returning home on a short
iurlouph Ia attend to hs private ofa'.s We
were pleased 10 sec him looking so well, A
gallant soldier ard a clever gentleman, may
he meet with sncccss
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= X McClEILANp.
Feb 10th. 1892. No IL.
EXECUTORS NOTICE

4 7 'he ~ "'pbcr term, 4. D.. lso2 NJ the
"A County Cont u Harrison county, prfiAiuing
e. e-ia'e- ut derear'h rer,pn,. the uud-f~igu,h
~U qtiiihcd Executor f the estate vt Nu tovie
drOr.-rd This Is therefore. To notify All rcr-on.
having claims against said estate 10 prc.cut them
within W" tine prescribed by is~. and those IA.
debssd " make immediate payment.
". 4 DOWNS EXT
Marsh,Il Ian 20 Is.g
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-03-05

~ We are ndsbtssl 10 Col. +. Dupre,
Of Jefferson, WHO reuxn d lex days ago
from Richmond, for number Of ate aud
interesting psrls,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-03-05

The citizens Of Dewitt county resolves, that
those who refuse to take Confederate money
nj par for debts, or for anything ,lny have
ior sale are traitors that the present imitation
70 prices IL owing 70 the way the Mexican
trade Is managed and that importers wis
Mexico deserve excnsiou os their ex.Nton,
Houston 1eiey,uph.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-03-05
MEDICAL CARD.

nR q. W. TAYLOR. formerly Chief
~ surgeon, sth Div Mo, Army, and more
recently Of the G. $. A. having located in
Marshall, offsrs his services to the ei,ixans Of
the town and vicinity. An extensive expert.
ens IN military surgery for the last two
years. in connection with thirteen years ol
practice, ia sclIicsnt guaranty. Expected
attention paid to wi d,.es~ss Of the eye. Ia
surgical operuiieas. aAd chronic diseases.
Ofiicc at DR. Isacasters drug store. Res
hence in tks house rccesby occIp~l by
Capt. Fitsp~rie,.
. Feb. 26, I@6S n22-tf.
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Is iN,LI.AKs REWARD,

- AN away from the subscriber elyh, miles north
IL OF Rusk, Cherokee Coanty. rexas on this
s2nd inst, my boy SAN. who !, ahait q years ola
Abon, i've leet high cnmpaeily bn Il, anil nearly
black had on rhrh he lsl' cloth cap, kcr-ey
clothes and mnd h-ts. VIII psy the above v,
ward # spprrheadcd ~ ,na, can get him
e.. Y WILLIAMS
flnfk ToFtH. lfh. q. lshI rlN-.t-
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-03-05
TOBACCO SEED.

Sr<EkAL VARIETIES. THr oRoxrn OF 1862
~ sent ~ mail In package. At 81 per pack
Agr. For Salet y
JAMES BURKE
Dealer In B'oks. See,i.. &c.
Houston. February S lsea. nlp Il,
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Wanted to Hire.

lrOR the rresen, year. negro girl satcd
i for nurse or house servant, TOT winch
llbcva wages will be paid. Apply nj this
ofice
Jan 10. lss3 nl5-n
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WANTED.

7 WISH to purchase from 400 To 500
] b&lcs of cotton in the seed, for which
will pay ,hrec cents per H.. and furnish bag.
cling and rope, aud pay for ginning
C.. A. BuLkLEi,
PA "a. | sG3 n22-3t
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ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.

I EiTEHS Of administration on the estate
u of q, ". Vjvion decreased, we're graft.
ed 10 the undersigned by the County Cours
Of Harrison county Tc,us, pertaining to e.
ta,cs OF decreased person.. Sc, nj the January
term. A. u. lsC3 This Is therefore to 20
tiiy all persons holding claims against said ~
tate to pre-en, 'nem within the time prescribed
by law, and Those Indebted to make iulmed,.
ate payment.
JOHN. +. WiTHERSFOON,
Administrator.
Feb II lh6n, nyD ct
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-03-05

Tnr LxoisLsrvsg.--Ws publish, above,
quite An interesting letter from Major +.
A Blanch. floating Representative from
Harrison and Panoia counties, giving brief
Accoan, Of the character Of the bills before
the Legislature, many Of which are Of great
Importance. Since the reception Of tina, let
ter, NC have received the State Gazette of
the | 9Th, ard the Texas Almanac OF the 2ls,,
which are Hlled with the proceedings Of the
Legislature. We have read these proceed
ings with much pleasure; not because the
Legislature has accomplished much, for /, has
yet done but little, but because We perceive
that the members ARE at work with energy
and patriotism, eyincipg a disposition to do
their lull duty to the hes, Of their ability.
From the amour, OF basines. before the two
hou,e., and the apparent industry exhibited,
We cannot bu, regard this ~ a working irg.
stature. We sincerely trust, also thu, It's 10
hers may prove beneficial, and that 1t may
gain in reputation as much ~ !, ist at the
previous session.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-03-05

Fixs.-Mrs, Manson, who resi,k~ In the
Eastern portion OF Til. county. about nine
miles from Marshall, had the misfor,nr~ TO
have her house burned on the 9Th inst.
while she was absent at u eishbots. by this
misfortune she lost everything sl~ hnd in the
world 1t Is supposed the house WAS entered
by negro, who, alter taking what he want
ed set it on fire to escap" detection. Her
husband is in the army at Little Rock, and
she has ,hre, lit,k children TO take care OF,
il ia to be hoped that th~ benevolent people
Of the county will do what they can to Ale-
viate hcr ooodl,ion.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-03-05

COTTON. COTTON! COTTON !.

/ WISH 10 buy from 200 to 300 bales Of
l cotton to take to the Rio Grap,le Par
ties having lots To sell will lind purchaser
by applying to Inc, in JeN'rsou. or Captain
Kobt. II. Martin. at this place.
q. a. BULK LEY.
Marshall, Feb goth, Is63 At
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-03-05
GENERAL. ORDERS.
lIgAbQ ,Rrsns. MARSHALL. TEy,s
February II l-61

l. All enlisted mcu belonging To the lst
Texas Regiment Of Partisan Rangers. who
may lee absent without leave from their com.
manJs who shall report themselves at u camp
established near Jefferson Texas for thr r,ii.
dezvous OF the rgim,n, 10y the l5ih Of
March, will be restored to duty without lrinl.
by command Of