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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-06-13
THE NEW TAX BILL.

We rave our readers an abstract Of the tax bill
lsst week. II is matter OF great interest ~ the
people.
This tax hin Is better than any we have
previously bsd though II :. It'll far from perfect,
The bcaiyest taxes are derived from traders aud
manufacturers, a. 1t appears 81 Us. with Iyie~ Of
drawing large amount 81 their heavy profits o.
the support Of the Government II II would do
nothing NOTE uo harm would be done But this
class 81 men dways manage 10 make their cor
suuners pay at ihcl tixr- aud expenses. And
whatever extraordinary tax ~ expense they are
At. th,y charge a heavy pfoai on Accordingly.
The gfea, mass Of 'lir people Will feel the weight
und fault and until W. en- have direct taxation
we mu-t agree TO let tbo merchants pay this ~
wei ~ the other debts Of the autcfs and charge
their comm --ion on IT,
The tax on the profits II spectators in ne
tcssarics, Ia ls62, is not OF this character II Il
can be- collected i viii give q fund OF many mil
lions 20 TIE Government In this profit ought to
he Included almost the entire fi-e Va prov visions
last year, and should embrace not less Aan s20
Tor every sack Of Hour consumed Ia southern
Texas last winter.
Bu, tie effect OF this law on toe currency viii
be Of The most importance. and according TO our
views u the most salutAty character.
We have AZ prescott In currency ahuat about
400 900 900, An appfoNlmatIns estimate OF the
amount " thls tax give not les than $40 90 90
il Is thought iy some that Il Viii reach, 5000 go
Oo0 1hc.ias iu Kind nn agricultural production
will save The Government an enormous oxp-nso.
In fact II sil save nn' hllf the present expenses
oi the var. This with jldriou- funding sys
TEN will al any rate prevent the plethora growing
ans wore whac It may reduce " 10 some extent.
Bat adj - this the TACT that the Government
steps out q the market and the ten thousand
buyers OF provisions fnt the army who care moth
ing how much they give Tor what they want sns
consequently have done even more than sPccuia
tor and eX'oriionci- in raising prices and dcprc
cIGtiur currency, are PVT ~ better business. The
re-ult IT all this viii bc TO cheaper articles of
nccesziiy - great extent.
Already H this tendency felt IN the falling u
price. iu all the market. w.t. II the Mississippi.
So great h,s been the decline ~ g. have brought
uui every where expressions Of satisfaction from
the lrrS and the people
TIM law not perfect, IL q greater stride TO.
wards perfect tax law than Wa to he expected
We confess Is bette lHsH We looked Tor, and We
have iHc greatest hope, OF IL usefulness Hous-
f0u 3,hgfdph
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-06-13

Hsr.Lt,rlrs. Most n osr ate plyefs FROM
east Of the Nr.i--ippi are nov heginfins 70 al
yocste a ry,tsia Of aestiye retaliation upon the
enemy A. Boz fact the only way u ev,r putin. an
rial from the kchmo.s ~ eiifef hesded
Alternative IN which y .bly urged that
The only alternative nos lr't ~ j. - caCy the
w,f MO the enemy ce'af - End make them i,,,
the effects Of the var as tury hayc made az itcl
them. let their cite he sct 90 Ere their
manufacturing establishments, be reduce % ash
e. their farms be lad wAate-lrt saiirrpg sod dr.
tfc-- IN at their f1ln4 lu VISITED upon th'ui -
they have hcen aud are -.iii i'nF upon tF qua ~
them he made 10 uuG.rstitl - pro- ,amatiAn-
from our Commanders that wc have thus teen
forced TO prosecute the war according t. The very
policy they themselves have ainpei. HI t1cm
understand that ouF own lrnhiier St,ies having
already lesn laid waste BY their iuys-lnn-, We
have 80 longer Any occasion 70 defend item
lna-much ~ they have len bot htile sHlth dcicn.
ding oui armies arr therefore leit at ubctly ~
prosecute system 81 ,rii'tsiufy '~riart y itef
hearts content. let ihom Ne TOD what lu'Y
know 10 he the truth that n a System OF universal
Dc, ia,ion and plundss ~ aavalfy pid- d - he
the mod. 81 warfare fpf the purpose pi starving
the soath into -ui-nl-@rli wr are iUlJ prepared
% follow their example, ~ mo@t q The cohtA,n
troops are bred TO hos-cman-hip qua deed Of pc'
sonal daring and know letter than any oiler
tfuop- IN the world nov t. u"c y -ho'tris. tn"e
knives and other sYtns wheu iu tai speed,
whether pur.uing nr rstrsAtiur
|. ct them Know tuhi nom ihtH tilf l'iiu iA'l
must be made 20 fer hAi o b. g. hayr their towns
entered and r.undared sud 1T GA hc On the mil
hour ~ night md their iamlc. -eui abroad
homeless and iu utter destItut IH, a. uur. have
been. Bat also let them know t'st We ss7 dry
TO this barbArona aud in hufoau nod ~ warfare
A. the only alternative uoR lett b-- ths, they
have inur,cd on ~ nearly al The injury they al
by thu universal devastation Of htucs and Wat
now having little more g. lose or t. fear, oh
troop, are lot at liberty - commend tht chah't
10 their own lips aud that they ma3 drunk the
hif ter cup 10 b., dUg-. LIT them kuos that "
their own de-tr. tiun ~ ogl growing crops aud
forage and provisions, they have Boa d measure
compelled u b. sub-i-t ouf troops Upon them a.
they have their upon us. BIt ai-o let them
know that thi- -y-t,u pi warfare will Dee carried
ou hy ~. agaH.t them until their armies ale With
drawn from our ronuiy nud ul longer. 1Hi' We
heip.vo ls the only certain end tlr.i5h way 10
build mp "a peace plrty 1mrug ust eBrU's. aud
we beleive TIN. will be fu4Gd both certain Hud
speedy,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-06-13
TO Owners of Cotton.

HOLDING an appointment from Mcssrs
III lAuyc y Beimp, G. ; Agents 90
whose card also here rclerl to- pnrehas,
cotton for 10. G. : Government in Harrison
county. Texas take the liberty Of request
ing these who are disposed 10 sell to. notify
me, add e-s,ns as below giving the number
of bale. and where situated when ! will,
either Ia person or 10y one of my assistants,
attend TO them
II appears that en- Government needs cot
ton and offers for it fair price payable in
seven per cent bouds, which bonds 1t il stated
are generally current 81 par.
may assurclIy indulge the superstition
that the Intelligent aud patriotic community
to whom these facts are presented, will not
tail to make favorable aud enrly response.
Very respectfully,
\ u DONOVAN.
po.r Orucg townsville, Harrison coun-
ty, Texas
April -. lsG3. u30-u
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
SPLENDID Plantation for Sale.

II +. FRlptRlCl, County Clerk Of
u. Harrison County, u my authorized
''.,n, in NV absence from the State TO sell
hi, plnniation about IA miles cast irom tho
r,ty Of Marshall, on the Shreveport read.
containing so acres Of Land, 300 of which
). in n good .iatc OF cultivation. 400 acres
a a. pco,l creek bottom as can Il. found in
Eastern Texas. p4nly Of springs, good
well and abundant OF stock water good
dwelling house, with six rooms, overseer's
house. aud ten good negro cabins, evru cribs.
and stable, gin hon'e and press and other
uee,s,sary out houses for plantation 7-c.
Aty prsou bnying and wishing il, ! win
give them possession Of part oi the house,
and cabins, aud will scll corn aud fodder and
other supplies raised on the place this year.
For tcrm4, sc, apply Immediately TO my
agent,
JAMES II. BATE
June e, 500 n36atf
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-06-13
FOR SALE.

7 OFFER for sale my Saw aud Gri,t Mil,
! and one or two wool cariing machmes,
together with 2o5G acres Of land, and all
tools aud apparatus belonging to said ma
cAinrry. also - head OF hogs aud small lot
of cattle Thi, property is situated IN Wood
county ] Is miles cast from QH'iman. SAID
machinery is propelled By never failing water
power, For further particulars address the
Undersigned at Galloway. Upshur Co, Texas.
q lItNDRlCk.
June e. }~63 n3G-5t.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-06-13

In - loul. they are exiting southern men b,
hundreds When family is permitted to 60 With
the exile he Is allowed g. take one thousand a
lars In money ard seventy i've dollar. worth of
clothing y, each adnl, When the family fenaui-
III. haushcd man is allowed 10 take only two hu
dfea dollars in money The remainder Of The
property !. c1ndscaicd 90 course the ,hlcyine
commanders PICK oa. the wealthiost pors1
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-06-13
REBEL. TAM ERN.
Department No. ,.

IL this department Of our Taunc y, all per.
son. can hay, their hides tanned into good
RATHER such a. the hides viii turn out, ON,
hAlf for the other Proper receipts viii be
given SO damaged hides wilI be received
Hides received at the late store of g q
irsrg & Co.. to accommodate, but We prefer
ham delivered "a, the yard.
GREGG a co.
Ian IA isG3
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-06-13

In our notice last week Of the cype ii,ion
Of Marmalnkc into Missouri we should have
stated that Col. shslby's Brigade was the
ouly force engaged at Cape Girardcan, which
could have been taken q, the sacrifice OF val
liable lives. hut which was not worth it
Little Rool Democrat
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-06-13

4 CoySrEEFur-M c-srs McMahan 4
Gilbert have shown as very palpable coun
lcrfeit Confederate $50 noe Of the issue e.
Sept "a l-6l. In the genuine the words
"Conlcdpralp States 81 America in large let
tiers at the upper part OF the uotcufc lar more
clear and distinct than ia the counterfeit and
not so large The female face iu the centre
Is nearly regular oval while in tha counter
ieit it !. nearly n1nl The same face iu the
gehuir, is ina light shaded ground, while
ihc same shade In ihe counterfeit is ueayly
black Below the incr ~ the genuine the
shade Is much darlsor bat iG the counterfeit
1t is all dark alike The female figure with
the palm tree on the right hand Is also much
lighter lu The genuine than iu luo counterfeit
The paper oi th, -,uuin. Is also oi better
quAll, and much whittier than that If the
counterfeit. which is Of dirgy appearance
There ar also "auy other Differences which
might be- uam,J Int the above are So ohyi
oas 'hl, no one can mistake them -Iiou|oH
Ie,gayh
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-06-13

II FILTERS o. Administration were grant
u cd the undersigned upon the estates Of
+ a-4h Miller and upon The c-iutc OF lohn l.
y rr deceased at the March term, \. d,
) SOB Of the County Court OF san Augustine
h0ln'y. pertaining to estates OF deceased per
Aons. &c This is therefore to notify MI persons
,ldiug claims against said estate to present
)Aem within the time prescribed by law and
hose indebted to make immediate payment
JOHN + BRIDGES, Admr.
May y, 1853. ~ Ct
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-06-13

NVESSRS. G. q Gregg & Co, are my
n authorized agcn,s during my absence
from Marshall, -
HENRY r CARTER
May 20 1868. n34
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-06-13
LOST CERTIFICATE.

NJ have lost the duplicate ut the con
" ijuouol head right certificate Of III
Cus.y. Tor six hundred and and forty acres
~ hul issued on the 10th March, St6, by
tla General Land Office Of Texas, II The
,am, is not heard from IN three months from
ihi. date, We will apply to the proper uu
,i,-ltt.. t.r IA auulirtip
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-06-13

hnudrei liupAl feet u Cop.
| p,r pipe. Apply tn \. 'Smith. AZ the
r southern Pacific Railroad Office. Mor'hnll
Texas.
Nay % lSG3. nJi-tl
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-06-13
DAVID NcplIAIL,
NJ i HALL.

Agent Tor Cushing a Murdoch.
May - ls62 MI Pm.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-06-13
lOR SALE.

90 nnn ENVELOPES LETTER
ZO,OtD rag.r and Fine Combs
Good o.d Hum, by the quart gallon, OF
barrel can b. had at
\ RCFFIER Il co =,
South side OF the Public square
April H. l-d3. n2s-5m'
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PIlII BROW y

TIT e.. " Slater. VIM Allen
Mn lG i-GB u3I Pm.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-06-13

To Capt. " H.rl.A 40.
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NOTICE.

Marshall, May %, ls63
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