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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-01-29

~. The rcras Ranger thus al|udes to the
: Rebel TAnnery,' recently ~ssblahei near
this place. BY Gregg 4 Co:
A ,snnery On . large scale has been estab.
lished wss NsrhAil The proprie'ors ad-
vcrtise To sell good msrchAntsbe cole leather
u fry cents ps, pound, end tbr rosaett hpish.
~ npPsv, at seven,,-hve cents What . cor.
9set het,eea ssch patriots ard me~ ~ho
have blesl ons cisirns 10 ne tuae n d Is
and u so PEI pound. M haIstAnneA Iesiher.
The very ghost 4 Benqss shcsld hover
ssosnd their bsds = sight ssd the snesring
finger of scors pointed ., ,he~, until they re
psnt, and In ,hs aRosy a tAsir souls cry out
thst their punishment is greater than they
cen hear.
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.,,,,.., On r,ffse ard thereby gepreri,te the DON
fsler,ta not,.. l., shish lone that army rau h.
se.t,tnsl da.. il f1llov because ~ have such
rls.. Of men among Ia. who strive 10 build ana
f,n.iet ir,cr.., IN au'aruuI.n 90 the putlls We
f,r, and sh1.e examine DO generally f.'inu,d
,eaild result 10. ipsyitabir ruin a. auf country
1oe- 4 follow that because re have such a las
IN men that v. .houid n,t only tolerate hut In.
5pi..fs tb. d.. time they AZ. , v.rpsS hy by adj
u,l,tIr. that thew are correct in their yiess and
lint tbeif private interest, NAV be promoted most
.e.rti..I, by sJapting q course iha, would result
IN tbs Of our soldiers and their dmii4e.f
\, one can doubt that .ich wou,a be- the certain
r,n..o9sp.. Of thi. sbtst sighted doctrine of .ef
.ntefest ID generally pratticed UPON. What then
,,oh teraue ef those dazzling .p.cqlatisn.
which soaii involy, ,hs greedy sp.culat1r, them
..l,.s ,n IN. common rum
We admit the dpetrins 10 Is fullest extern. that
lea ffs. government. e.. F.. man should he p.rtpit
ted L. fxcrcizr his aNa indrmeu, and discretion
in the pursrit ri what be believe. 10 be- hi. own in
ten..t % fis a. he d,s.no rnJn1 10 hs n,irhbor,
ID, 10 bis country bat no arihsr. Ru; when , man |
choose. to pursue a coune that must operate far /
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-01-29
Mnior gcneral ceInmardIns

The Item says a convict from la
grange, u1dcr five years sentence.
and having only served about a month,
adroitly managed TO make his escape
on New Years eve
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-01-29

FousD A money par. near Nsrsh.ll
Harrison County T.sN. containing Gon,y
which the owner car get ~ applying to me,
prove property and pay charges.
j /. GLApNbY,
Near Camden, Rnsk Co. TsIas
Jas. %. 1853 sl7-u
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-01-29

The Arkansas Legislature has i'm.
posed Ane Of not less than T. 600,
nor more Than olo, oos. esd imprison.
mcnt IN the penitentiary hom 5 to Is
years, upon parties caught trading
with Yankees.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-01-29

We agaia great You With nH enlarged
sheet. ani b p, to be abb to co1''nur 10. In
order 70 DO sa. however tho.e no arwufs must
pay up We therefore Issue notice TO ell do
linquoi,t .ubsc her. that uHl'-a they pay W
,or the past nud in advance for the h''rr' We
will be compelled to strike their unuf' nom
our sub scrip'ion list The prctn' prices OF
pnfer and material a 81 not allow a'y dead
heads For instance thc iaue az uc bare
paper unon which his sheet - printed. u ~
vested in let, paper would 'll for more
than tie newspaper, With ITS pFln''nF' ma"
INK. &c. our stock Of paPr ~hl lat un'n
the ir-t ot July We have ALREADY ~n' 70
Georgia Tor All additional supply Whether
We ,hall be able to get !, across the M'ssi4-
.ipp, river, as editors are in the l"b'' Of ''j
ipg. remain. to be seen
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-01-29

THE STATE or TEXAS,
torNrY W GrsnUR.
H. The Sseylf of ud to'ltg, Greeting
" UEREAS. james Christian Admins.
w traitor of the estate Of " + Christian,
deceased has filed in hi. Office his applica
tion Tor partition and distribution Of ihe
property Of estate of said deceased and
whereas. it appears from aid application.
ths, Susan Il. Morgan {, a resident Of Cald-
we'll Parish. Louisiana. Mary laylor Is re,
idcui ut linrhcr County, Alabama, and Lewis
Christian il resijrr, OF Barbee County, Al
ALBANIA aud Thomas Christian isa resident
Of the county of Chambers, anA State Of Al
ALBANIA non residents from ttc State Of Texas.
You are hereby commanded To cite said
nou.residents by inserting q copy OF this eta
ton in the Marshall Republican, printed in
the county u Harrison, aud State Of Texas,
for tour successive w~ks, 20 be- and appear
at the court house 70 the town Of G.,nl,r, on
the last Monday ia February 1868 then and
there to show cause 10 any they have. why
said PARTITION AMI division OF the property Of
said deceased, should not be had ~ prayed
TOT in said application
In this lal not but due return make a. the
law directs.
>,.uL<, Given under my band and seal
.ZNtE Of sad Court at Gilmer the
TYNE 18Th day OF January, eighteen
:XsN hundred and ..siyihfcc
HT.s JAS 4 DERRICK,
Crk OF the County Court Of Cpshur Co.
Jan %, lsG3 ais 20.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-01-29
ESTliAN NOTICE.

TAkEN up by &. C. Reyuods, and poet.
! ed on the 10Th oi January, lsS3. ssfor-
X " Dixon, An acting J =. in And '6r the
county Of UIshur, al iron gray mare about
IA hands high pony built and 70 brands
percep'hls and worth 500
JAS. A. DERRICK, G. c. q. G..
Jan. 30 1863 7St.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-01-29

CLoru.--Wc wsnt to purchase small
supply Of heavy cloth to make clothes tor
volunteers who escaped rom the Post Of Ar,
kansas, and who had the misfortune TO lose
all their clothes. Please bring in without
delay, as the parties desire to return as early
as possible
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NOTICE.

fClit undersigned. At the April term, A !.
/ ID. 1867, Of the County Court OF shelby
County received letter. tstamen,sfy on The
.stts OF john Stanley, dscs.sed, asd 81 Ne
Octokw sxn OF said Court, 1862. sdmis.s-
useIps ssaSossm vAs granted - hin on
,s.d ssA.s. All ps'soss having elaine aAsuss
tho aid es,.As gill pressn, them to the nm
dsssisne.i. and sso>s indebted will make IN.
mediate payment 10
ROBERT WILLIAMS.
Executor AND Administrator.
Jaa. -, lss2 nls-M
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-01-29
TANNING ON SHARES,

fO par.is hrnishin, me hid~ this wintsr
L ! will rs,nsn, next Fall, enc hell Of -
les,hsr produced The lides must be sent
in los" OF %, ls,s than ten in number, sAsuah
two ~ more persons may unite 70 make Up .
Issb end 10 distinctly marked BY the owner
o. ~ mech Of the len side. A duplicate re-
ss.pt, tsos " ~ signed and ssn, hses, sad
Tie csAev retained BY ~, stating Ae NUS.
~ Of Aides and Ae.mAst. A oon ~ .
pAck (Any hidssl u reesivel, | shall pu, the.
Il tan, and 10 on With the nss, 10 srds.
J. MARSHALL.
JansAsy TO- 1898. sl3-a
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-01-29

BAY Many Of those who escaped from the
pos, OF Arkansas came home instead Of re-.
porting a, Pine But This was II course
wrong and We are sorry that they did so, as
We have no doubt they are one aud oil good
and true men. Quite number lost their
horses and their clothes, and came home 10
&c, supplied We hope for their credit, they
will not stay at home a day longer than they
can procurc clothes In this they ought %
be assisted by our citizens
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-01-29

- A man by tss name OF Vasderhuf
VA the only member Of Capt, Richardson's
company who vas Killed ~ toe agb, st Tie
pNo of Ak 49,,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-01-29
STOLEN,

IRON the lot Of Nr James 1bomrssn.
L 10 miles ~! Of NIX inney, Collie CO
fssas, On Saturday night the | Nh Of De
censs', . dark by mare seven or ssh,
yeA1 old, aud abou. 10 hands high, and : .
nssusAl peer she'd oil Ground len bind
foot Wits snelled hsrl shoes. and brsnde,i
on The lsit shoulder With esure D. I vill
give 100 for the thief and mare or ~
for The mare secured 4, any place 40 that I
get her.
Address me at Fsrwersville, Collin Co.,
TsyN
JAM n. pApvCRTH.
Jsnaary " lsH. n1SN
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-01-29

~ When the Federal, attacked Nick-b1E
.at spring. mail Communication with tho East
W.. almost entirely eat on For mcnths no pa
p,rs and scarcely any letter. were received from
the other aide y the Mississippi An express
vas started by aa Old Texas gentleman named
Bingham In shlch letter. and papers we're car
rie' Tor short time. until ordered by the govern
men, to be discontinued Persons preferred 10
pay Bingham 20 cents letter rather than be De
pfiyed Of the privilege Of Communicating With
their friends. Why the Postmaster General took
no steps To open mail facilities on this line vas q
mystery which has never been solved. The mail
from the Fast wa for A short time. and only a
short time properly carried. TIA, was long
time ago. Sow .e have no mall or next to no
NAL, a, al. Why ia i that nothing 8, being done
or attempted to be done ;, remedy the evil Will
our members q Congress enquire Into Me matter
We base had bat one NAL from yick-bufg since
the raid upon the railroad beyond Moaroe, and
shat ~as Il day. on the way
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-01-29
Substitute Wanted.

I WILL give Fifteen Hundred Dollsr, and
| likely Negro hr = substitute in lhe
army, Who 10 over - yeAss Of ~ And every
way capable and competent to perform null
tsry duty ROBERT MURRrLL.
Jan. ~, 1863. 1917
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-01-29
ADMINISTRATION NOTICE..

Illustration NOTICE.
I ETrERS Of administration on NE estate
Lei W. =. Christian, decsasal, were grant.
81 - the undersigned BY ths County Court OF
Upshur County, Tssss, pertaining ~ ~tatss
Of deceased persons, - At tho Nov. term,
A. D 1882. This Is therefore, - notify oil
persons, holding claims ssainst said saais TO
prssns .henI within the time prescribed by
lew. and th~e indebted. to make Immediate
payment
JAMES CHRISTIAN, Admir-.
Jan =, 1893. nil-m
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-01-29

AN OvERSEER WANTED,
DY the undersigned. Who resides Is miles
ID east Of JEFFERSON. Liberal sasm viii be
given 70 q business man. who has no hm,ly
SEABORN =. WILKINSON.
jss. -, 1888 ni;-
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-01-29

& :. CorroS AdKsCr.
W. have appointed Mr. A y. Donayan,
90 purchase Cotton for the Confederate States
10 toe county OF Harrison and such adjoining
counties as are tributary 10 the waters OF Rcd
River ULCER LAUNk,
j. T. BtLk NAP.
Jefferson January H.. ls63. nls-3t
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-01-29

Prp1ir Mrrr No Those having relatives or
t,en.. among the captured a 'lbia'i- Foot 'i'
requested 10 NEE, At the tour'l0'~e 'n N'''"'''
on Saturday aeSt. a, 10 o'cl'ok ~ ''' IN"
nareose 81 .,nding them relief % u''e--a'}
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-01-29
For the Texas Republican
Inns

$ rGsssrtu o. AZ ISttpsSr EKt,rgp ~ EEN
NIX. vfrcHsS. ~ rus METHODIST CRrlrh. %
osauEK IRA lsGl
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-01-29

500 Cords Of Wood Wanted.
THE oostA~n pssioe Nailvoai Com.
i psny, ~ill psy . lhsral price 5os pins
oak OF hickory wood, teliyered in cords -
the roAtsidv
Apply 10 undersigned or 10 l. Y Good
sp>e1, conductor of ne ,s~.n
4 BLAkCH.
CHIEF Engineer \ Superintendent.
jan n. 1852 10. Elm
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-01-29
WANTED.

4 TkACllin " ale charge Of . school
"A in tbs country, TO one competent, ID
ersl va0ss vii be given. For particulars
apply 10 he asder.igped, or Mr.. James Cor
man, , mile north Of Marshall, fiarrisos
County, TeIas.
D p BLALOCk.
January J, 1909. nl%-h
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-01-29

A SPLENDID INVESTMENT.
YNHE emigration to Texa will r1s up
l landa to high Asure. Thoas. therefore,
drsrous o. obtsinin8 cheap TexA lands will
appl, to the undersigned, vi,hou. de!sy. -
they have land certificates for sale.
GEO ", WALKER, JR, / co.
Jefferson, TesA. Jan. ~, 1868. nlI
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-01-29

ForAp. Ton suu boy the 2'th' IN Vie
ah,cv,por, road. abols / mile-ln.i Of Mar
shall, pocLc, book "ih . considerable sum
Of money in it. which ha' been I'm At U'
Office f,r the owner. and which he can have
by properly describing IT,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-01-29

Under authority conferred upon ms by
Hon & C. Memminger, Secretary, OF tho
Treasury. hereby appoint Mr ULCER Lave
and Mr. |. r Belknap citizens Of Louisiana,
Agents to purchase Cotton for the account OF
Confederate States IN the following named
parishes Of Louisiana, to-wli taddo, hos
sicr. Claiborne, Sabine and the following
counties in the State OF Texas, viz Pamela,
Harrison Marion. DAVIS ard such Other al
joining counties as they may deem proper
and are considered tributaries To the waters
oi Rod River.
ANDREW W MCKEE.
General Agent 10 purchase Cotton IN lousi.
ana and Texas
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-01-29


li.Ef, VIM Ie''Ty rnsss Mas-We had
the pi'eslre N meeting on Monday evening
Last, with Capt j. g. Bas.ey. Of Anderson
county from t.I. BASES regiment, imned.
eirl, from Arksu~a, from whom ". learned
that the noiorior. Texas trnitor, Martin u,
il,r, -a captured in ~ Sugar Loaf Nom.
tsins, Arkan-ag, about ten miles south OF
Fort Smith on Saturday night tn. eth
inst, by Col. Phil Crsmp, The particulars,
a. related, are briefly /. follows: liar, with
his men, who Ar in the Federal service, the
day previous sppcnred in be rear Of our
force, end captured = number Il cur mer,
ard psrol,d them. lie also captured .
portion Of the train. trump, on Saturday,
encountered two Of Iiarts command, and
represented to them that be and . body Of
men were TeI. refase,s on their way to Join
Hart, end desired TO and hi, camp. Harris
men believing Crunips statement, conducted
him to the camp OF the traitors, They EN-.
braccd HAr, end - ia'n, one Of whom was
killed, and another . - supposed, got away.
Hart, with ~ men vss taken Hart, il will
he remembered vas uniorist ~ Nc stripe
Of which ~ have . ss unblush,nG spee.
mems yes leis in oar State, Who venture 10
the very borders Of open ueaon, and win
whom, when lavly citizen, be a0,iss,..
lie ran svsy come tim. lea, sp'ins, cod the
hnt &c heard q him vas OF b, sDpssnacs
in st. Losi., making an sholtion spasch
lie and his twenty three followers have Allen
into hsndf ,hst vil make shor, work Of the
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-03-26
Promotions.

The following field officers have been
commissioned by Gov Norton
It'll: Major Ira G. Grover to be Lieut..
Colonel vice Check, resigned Captain
viii. G. Banta to be Major, wee Grover,
promoted
llth: Lieutenant Colonel Dan Macau-
ley, to be Colonel vice McGinnis, pro
NOTED; Major VIM. W. Darnell to be
Lieutenant Colonel, vice Macauley pro,
NOTED; Capt. George Butler to be Major
vice Darnell promoted; Hospital Stew
ard VIM Rockwell to be Assistant Sur
geon vice Rocker, resigned.
10th; Lieutenant Colonel Gus. A.
Wood to be Colonel vice Wagner Hee,4 ne,
~1reuteffEnt-C colonel vice Wood, promo
ted.
Dist: Lieutenant Colonel John A.
Keith, to be Colonel vice Mcmillan, pro-
NOTED; Major Ben. F. Hayes to be Lien
tenant Colonel vice Keith, promoted.
~ (4th Cavalry; DIR. Jas. r. Scott,
Assistant Surgeon, vice Thomas
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-03-26
The $500 ClauSe

The Albany Evening Journal says, OF
the assumption that, in the Conservation
Act, $500 is the sum irrevocably liked
as the price Of Communication; and, hence,
that 1t favors the rich, while it Expresses
the poor"
The sum named is the maximum. 1t
is optional with the Secretary of War to
name any other sum which would be less
Objectionable?
The rich can pay larger sum as
easily as q smaller; and if no sum is
named las under the old law, can they
not still escape, if they choose, by pay
ing whatever price may be demanded for
substitutes, if substitutes are allowed at
all? 1t is, clearly, we think, for the adj
vantage of the poor man who may be
drafted, to have some price fixed, while
to have meme would be no disadvantage
to the rich.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-03-26

HoMcIDE,-The Jasper Dubois coun-
~ Courier states that on Thursday eve
nlng last an alteration took place at
the grocery of Sylvester Hurst, in that
place, in which the proprietor of the gro
Gerry was killed bya man named Edmund
Hurst. Sylvester Hurst was sitting on a
bench, when Edmund caught hold of his
feet and threw him backward over
whisky barrel, cutting his head against
post, the effect of which was to para
lyze his lower extremities and cause his
death the next day. Edmund claim
ed that in tipping over Sylvester he was
only Sin fun" and he was acquitted by
the Coroner's jrry. Both were old men,
and though of the same name were not
related. Whisky. was at the bottom of
the affair. -r
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-03-26
So VEYOR's NOTICE.


1ClA - l. bA = OFt ~ r., EVANS
VILE. Ird., March -. 1883
Il 70 PREVENT MEDICAL SUPPLIES FROM
4 reaching the enemy, the Druggists OF this
CITY VIII please conform TO the following rules and
regulations viz:
LIST They are forbid selling or delivering to any
person the Medicines named in this list in greater
quantities than psirlbes, o viz: -.'' -
one drachm of Morphine, one ounce of Opiur
oIe ounce Iodine, one half ounce Of Quinine one
ounce of Chioroforln, one dfachr Mir III oiIo
one ounce OF Dovers Powders, four ounces Of Gain,
Hei VI Dlue mass, one ounce o Iodine OF Potash
:. druggists desiring TO import any of the aIova
cation to this Office for a permit so to do o,d fi
WIN Ii;e survey or duplicate invoice of The same
these REGULATE MS are not intended to apply 10
use of the Military Hospitals '--'
Ia. ., A. L. ROBINSON,
ii'i'-'-"t Surveyor Of Customs
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-03-26
e. NJ. THAYER,................... Editor.
j. n. SILVERTH0RN,..... -..AssOciate.
s3 The panic in gold and its rapid

g9r The panic in gold and its rapid
decline still progresses. This is not
mere the result of Mr.. Chass great
financial abilities, than the result of the
great reaction in the minds of the peo-
pie The masses have stopped to think.
The great minds of all parties have stop
ped to reflect, and the result has been an
almost universal determination that the
country shall and. will be saved-the war
pushed forward with renewed energy,
and the rebellion crushed out
az bankrupt P0IItItIans, who
were they to cease playing the dema-
gogue, would be forgotten in a month,
who are still base enough to propose
prostrating the Nation at the feet of the
traitors, but their number is small and
their influence is fast dying out
They have succeeded in dipping few
of their followers, to attempt resistance
to the United States authorities, keep
ing themselves as usual, out of danger,
but the persuasive eloquence of Federal
bayonets have scattered them like chat.
There will be no further resistance to
the laws by the copperheads, but those
who have striven to bring it about, and
those who still persist in pleading the
cause of the rebels, will speedily be
crushed beneath the heel of popular in
dignation and scorn. They will be point
ed at as the Benedict Arnold of the re-
bellion, and of the war for the Union.
One decisive victory such as we have
right to expect any day in the South
West, will send gold down to par and
awake the nation to a sense of it's own
strength and vitality The cause of free
dom, constitutional rights and enlight-
ened reason is gaining strength daily,
and in God we will triumph.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-03-26

n8@ 1t affords us unfeigned pleasure to
record the prom lotion of Lieut.. Col. Dan.
Macauley, to be Colonel of the llth In
diana. Col. Macauley is a true soldier.
brave and accomplished officer.
Entering the regiment at its organiza-
ton as Lieutenant, he was made Adiu-
tant of the regiment, and has worked his
way up to his present rank, maintaining
at ali times the esteem and respect of all
the men of the regiment.
He has been faithful soldier, never
absent from his regiment except on duty.
He has been at the post of duty in every
engagement in which the gallant zou-
ayes have taken part. His promotion
will be highly gratifying to his hosts of
friends in>Indiana as it is to the brave
men he commands
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-03-26
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