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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-04-04


Gsne,al sam Iloassos - been recently
uuAAv srs~hn u aaisuens sud liaa''on
&,ANv~ wI.A th- vkv " vesL.ns Aims-il
- 1--WE iuss The essSAsces and lhvor of
- psopae VI I'sxss. Asessarc'ed 70 pub ie
pssi,;cs and V IL sis.ssssus Of pstasite,,
liz return to private III wrsos '',st.i's. sha,
II 10 so,ae,,ue. dspoerinsied--exse lie Is
@pp,.-d b, sosoe 70 have au eye upon the
GubsvnAs@ie. chair. Nhsrs d-ay that he
has soy such purpo~. The Houston relc-
gratAa. from whirh We copy tins speech, II
pares whose eulogiss sre rather iromi-encis
10 be valuable thinks tho period Of ambition
haA gcoc by With t;co. Houston, and that il
Is pos BIZ ki~nls who believe that he desires
position. rrhe old story, that we recoilec'
hearing ten Year, ago) Our contemporary
regards him ~ patriot and statesman,
bai. Ia . Subsequent issue. srms 10 think that
he Is ote II those patriots ~bee repuiaiial
- d smh character as would renies hi,
election snIortusase. Happily, 'hsse Ia no
danger Of iiousson's election, uul~ss there
should be nm unusual number Of candidates
in the field for Governor, 10 which case ~
might step III.
The speech We pabli-h, resds well ~ eve.
ryihing that ctssnates rom Gen. Iloas,od
asaally does. II is patriotic and Ia tina, re
spect viii have sccd e1set in Ysnkee,lom
il Il should I've W fortunate Ne to reach thu,
latitude, teaching our eylemies that they can
no, conn, very largely upon the union cn,i
men. 10 Texas
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MEDIC CARD.

nR 6. W TAYLOR, Formerly Chief
~ Surgeon, sih niy Mo Army aud more
recently 81 the G. :. A. having located in
Marshall, offers hi services 10 the citizcus OF
the town and vicinity. An extensive cxrsfi-
ence in military surgery Cor the last two
yeas IN connection with thirteen years Of
practice is a sufficient guaranty, Especial
attention paid to all diseases Of the eye. to
surgical operations and chronic diseases.
Office ut DR. Laucasters drug store RS
ilence in the house recently occupied BY
Capt Fitzpatrick.
Feb % 1903 n22stf.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-04-04

TsAsfoas CAeosn. K J. Davis, former.
y Judss u ,ss Br o~mvilis District, lately
raapaas suiooh,, ADD recently coIcosl
~ The Fed.ss sesvisc. visised Msiamorss not
'iaeg slace, wtese ~ remained br srvvrI
Asy. h ~ . ~ II III ais., carrying With
In ~ IN. psakstie god vouss. Who :
sesA etesaa = his sssssaaey. lie sso
-sasrls1 = ssss . hsaissd rhssea. Who
s~s oessty sssruissd y ~ US. Cos.sl
6tw laas iasslllgsuos bssses ~ g,stitying
sssn 1T pssI 4 Texas rAnssn. Who
sss io~s y ~ vioisIiy II the nouth Of
~ ~ 1mnls, seussad ovsr isso Ns1ieo
~ eaptsss1 sAk aos.N traitor. ~ith Mont.
ee.ssy, aad tss s.hsr sisx~s. This u In
dssj god ssws. We always wioise 70 bear
u ~ npt~s q usieofs. AID par,ieolsrly
vAas ~ - Ia III ys'irssy n ess suts.
me- ~ 1hsH ioiton Nave beea very 10.
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NOTICE of hereby given that William
y Woo isnn Administrator OF the estate
of John l. I'VE, deceased has lied iu M Of
Zee his final accoun.s and vouchers with said
estate. which accounts and vouchers will be
open fer allowance and FINAL settlement, at The
April term Of the Comfy Court pertaining
to Estates oi deceased persons Be, to bee
held in and Tor Harrison county, at ihe court
house in the city nj Marshall, when end
whore all penious interested may appear and
contest the same il ihcy see proper.
o. + FRiBERlCl, Clerk.
March 10, 1853 MA a.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-04-04
To- THE PEOPLE OF TEXAS
ilxApouAsrvTs CLAIMS RNo,Su1
CAU MAX FSE Burr. ARR.
February 23rd, ls62.

tIkAbQrAhrYfs 'L,ry kkDihSI
CAW MAX flsg BLrvt. Aax,
February 23rd, ls6a.
VOU HAVE always been noted for II.
i readiness with which you give aid -
your country when she needs a%slslapcc. Va.
have literally and poble contributed 10 Il.
prosecution OF the present var. You ~
.,ill willing to do So, know, " further Coz.
lribu,ions be necessary. 1hough .hs ~
en-, indications are somewhat proptious, ~
should DEPEND alone upon Ourselves for peace
Other nations may help IN when !, ssii, their
interests to do SO, and our emmy ia not ssss>
Av Of trust in any case. There may yet u
much hard fighting 10 do 10 end the val. ~
the commands now In the field having been
depicted by death and other causes, need ~
plruishing II devolscs upon you to OIL 'heo
up and therefore invite your attention TO
the following extract from a circular ot u.
Adiulant and Inspector General, VI date lie
ls,h OF January, 1868
"Such persons ss are liable TO coDscript,os
will be allowed TO join any particular CON
pany uud regiment, requiring recruits 10
which She ofhc,rs" tenroliiug or recruiins)
may be serving. In like manner such pr.
SONS fft Nf'Hlh hf'Ns n'u Wv
omav come forward aud oller themselves fcs
service will bc allowed to volunteer and
will receive oil the benefits which are secured
by law to volunteers. Recruits thus oh.
tanned however, e,ust in all cases, enter CON-
panies already in the service, ard cannot b.
organized into new companies or regiments.
l,y the above extract You perceive that
you still have the opportunity Of volunteer
inc. Forced service is dsias,efS. to YOU.
II would he an anomaly in the history ot
Texas | desire TO replenish my regiment
and invite YOU to join me. ! would be pleased
Va receive you ard thiuk you would find ~
plcasan, service in my command. aud tho
Brigade to which Il i attached. as any other.
Cant. l. n. Wood Company II Of Polk
county. aud H. j. f. @. Adrian Company
/ G, of Smith county, are on their way to
Texas and are authorized to recruit for ihei'
respective companies and tor the regimeo.
Other recruiting officers will be dispatched
to Texas, aud notice r'yrn.
tpM ARD CLARK,
Col Clarks Tex Regiment
an- Trinity Advocate, Tyler Reporter
and Uimer papers will publish three ,imes
add forward accounts.
March 49, 1858, n2i-3,
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E-TRAY NOTICE.
Notice OF Final Settlement.

NOTICE !, hereby given that Il, /. High
~ tower, Administrator ct the estate Of
james owen, deceased has tiled IN MY office
his iual accounts and vouchers with said es.
tate, which accounts md vouchers will be
open tor allowance and final settlement al the
April term OF the County Court pertaining
to estates Of deceased persons, Nc. 10 be- held
in and for harrison COUNTY at the court
housa in the city OF Marshall, when unl where
all prisons interested may appear aud con.
test the same u they see proper.
H. +. FRlpERlCI, Clerk.
March 10, SOB, MA g.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-04-04

| acc him now once more upon hls sieed.
The noble beast. that bear him safe with speed
with gun IN hand. that tilteled ne .r lts aim.
And Truman, on the iral with t-lc acclaim
II, his d~iigh, ~ chase the houb. ri doe
The sntlrred back th, wildwood tre,ug ihro'.
Hark It's the al Wy cadence ol hl, horn.
That wakes the echoes n this awestruck morn
fassieabng er still tnddos voicelrss breast
Alarms the lsgfatd eagle irnr her nest.
Kissing that chain hi- skif uumoors;
iirar t. rattle aud the crandng oars
lnio the hn-unl. OF the -hiuing lake
He throws his bat and pa,i'uty 10 nlc,
The frisking trout lean DER the rocking rim
or his trail SKIN. aud TIL his eyes are dun.
Ul4fts Oh the AXE.
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"IlIIAM L. ANDERSON, Allen &.
w Flkin and " lillian letpr, of PanolA
A NEW TANNERN.

THE undersigned having entered INTO
l copaftnership with Mr.. Duncan VINO
has been tor considerable time Foreman N
one OF the largest Tanneries in the sca'n.
will Immediately engage IN erec,ng
yard Of sufiielen, size to tan all the h'des ="
can get have ladies and gentlemen sho1,
and wolien goods 10 barter Tor n''FS n"a
skim. No thanks 10 ODER for past 'avoTs OF
fair promise. to make, hrrthcr Than 'opsy
the highest market rsice in moby' goods q
shoes and TO .e,l leather. when made lor ~
cus,o.,,rv nrjrs VI WARE.
March 9Th, 81, NO II u
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-04-04

- The country South and souihwu. Of
Asssaail' "as visited on Saturday lest BY I.
hnvy hail storn. which h said 70 hare ex.
csst'sd anything ever known In this country.
4 Sss'se' sS's= W I'M Saturday night. On
Aosdsy cd Tuesday mornings hin aud dals
wsrs covered with heavy frost. We arr IN.
c'ined I" bslievs however. tba, the crops.
gardens snd sssAasds, have suseained TO ma.
Arial injury.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-04-04

~ We learn from The l,allAs Herald tha,
The Ccdar Spring steam Mil, si,nateJ ,h.es
mi'rs North n Dalss, was destroyed by fir
gu the night Q. ths l2,h Inst The Herald
ssAses that there were soue ihrs or four
thousand bushels Of wheat aud . large oman.
thy Of 6oor in sacks, in ,hs building At the
tiass, all " which wAa DESTROYED.
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RECEIVERS NOTICE.

MhsSRs. Pope & Willie have the note,
WI iran~Isred by J. n. Coleman 4 Co. &c
alien esssm's. The debtors tau call aud set
tie. OF give the lucknow ledg,neD, OF indebted
ness, which II do0c by lst Of May ues,, viii
save cost,
=. A PATift.O, Receiver.
Match 2 1868, nai IA
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It's but fancy. No more

n WTF THUT y 40 NTWFt
W see him chase the bounding doe,
Or, on lsseshore hear b.. .ilycfy horn
kuusing the echoes Of the avs--truck morn
Or see him throw his angle 'rnnnd abou.
To temp, The greed, OF the irissing trnut
No NOR, no more With gun, with pouch, with
pole,
Will he repeat his old time daily role.
In hts sad stable. stands the hunters .'eed
BY sileni Caddp. tots the sagets reed
Oae Parrnt i0es- upon the iey'rile gun,
One un The faithful dog pet OF h-r son
Their eyes have met, aud they ere weeping.
Clint" on shaIpsburg bloody PLAN Ia sleep
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-04-04

NJ the Mississipp,. with Acting Mas
ter Robert ". Kelly. and O. men eth
or killed or miss.Sg.
The Mouongahcla, II says, had !
men Killed and 81 wounded. Capt
M,K lns,ry. Of Mouonx~hela, was
standing VA the bridge when " was
shot away frum under him, and hc
was very scriuasly injured 1t is gen.
Grail reported that in bio case the am.
pu,a,n,,pu al one leg viii BIZ nceer-s.
ry. The gu,a,lst Kinneo was badly
hurt NJ account u her killed aud
wounded had been received for publ.
cation.
Lieut.. Con-. Boyd had his leg shot
otf below The Knee.
The Richmond was badly hurt, and
the Picayuue is silent as to her where
abou,s
Speaking Of the Mississippi, the
Picaynne further says:
Some pf the men took 10 the boats
and pulled for the shore Several men
jumped into the water and were pick
cI up hy the boats Of the feet OF
those who landed on shore. Captain
Fuuiaine. Of the marines, was taken
prisoner
Lieut.. Com. Cummings. an excel
lent officer, Of the Richmond, was
brought from Pensacola. and
buried ut New Orleans ON the 18Th
SO says the Picayuno.
Mobile, March l9--Thc schooner
Alma, Capt Mitchell. from Havana,
arrived To day, bringing Havana dates
To- the l2lh She has au assorted
cargo News uuimportant
The steamer Alice aud schooner
Relief, had arrived at Havana from
Mobile,
Charlestca. March l9--No signs
Of an attack yet The weather Is
rough aud threatening.
The iron screw steamer Georgian
from Nassau with valuable cargo
including four Blakely guns, was
chased ashore by the bluckadcrs ut
Long Island beach, before daylight
thus morning aud badly riddlej 10y
Yankee shot. Her crew took smal
boats and reached this city. tn,
Georgian was owned by English
/ parties
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-04-04

~ The Houston Telegraph ssst,s thu,
"ths Texans taken At Arkansas Post have
been taken to the PotouAc for exchange.
Where the Telegraph gets its information
~ arc not advised.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-04-04

That was a good lick Of Vallandig.
ham in relation 10 hanging "Bu,
there will be nobody hung a, the end
OF the wat" All, sir, IN that even,
let this administration and its sup.
por'ers rejoice aud be exceedingly
,,ladb
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NOTICE,

lIposs RsaoufrtSo SERVICE.
MAKsHALL, TsxAa. March 20, 1853
Persons desir us OF joining the Ind Brig
ade Of Maj Genl. Walkers Division Of the
army OF The Trans VI 'ssissipp' District, az
recruits, will find recruiting officer at all
times vi the SheriHs Ollie, Marshall Texas
EDW ARD CLARK,
Col, Clarks Tex. Regt Recruiting Oficer
tor Second Efivade.
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X W. Loughety, EY.
sly DEAR Sra In a late issue OF the
Republican, YOU have presented to the public,
iur the oflice VI Governor, the Hon. VI u.
Gr"hAm, have nothing TO say. In detrnc.
,ion OF the claims OF that distinguished gen.
,Ien'an. lie Ia certainly mer,or,ous. and
may br worthy Of the high eucsinm you
have passed upon him. II he il. the most in.
| tiaeuiia or amongst the mes. influential mem.
bers Of the ContesIera,e taagf.ss, the people
viii certainly desire him 10 remain in his
| present position for II il one difficult to bs.
and rarely attained. In the existing copd
ton OF affairs, he should no, change his 30.
sition, snd the writer, who is as firm a friend
Of Mr.. Graham W yourself has no iden that
he desires 10 enter on n rev theatre of u.e
'ulne~s. II IA obvious that BY continuing
in the Congress, with thu experience already
acquired, he wil be rendered allI more eli.
ci.u' IN Iegisatlug tor the interests o. the
Con'eicracy. For one Of his eons,i,uen,s I
sm willing TO par, with him in tina, cspae.
ity We have the interests Of N. whole
country 10 subeerve. l.rt Mr. Grahsm n.
main whcrc h. IL. aud let US select some o,hc,
T~rscn Of EQUAL tslen,s and integrity tor Gov.
srnor OF the State Of Texa. Who /. the
man! By the custom that has prey.ile,, +,
Texas tn next Governor viii come from IN.
eastern por lion Of the State, This being Tho
casc. thsns b 10 one known 10 n. who has
higher claims .hau your own epow.eitizen
PtSplxros MrknAH. For Intellect he has
no superior IN the State as an educated md
efficient lawyer, bu. few are hi. peer. n, a
statesman he has sIwa,s been al,e, ,bs
s,rait.st sect, al sdyoe.tc Of STATE riyb,.
and a jsxislstor be was emipen,ly w.;
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


vrUE unaersigmd Purchasing Agents Nor
the con6,iernts Bts,es, take this mothod
OF sddr,sslu. you on the necessity OF lurniSn'
inc sopolic. 10 sustain our srsnier, row 10
the 6elj vindicating our liberties and oar
Independence
We state what all know. that the govern.
mept needs lagrc supplies for it, continued
existence ard 1t knows no section OF our
country which /, car cali on more confidently,
because OF their immense interest at stake,
10 furnish subsistence, than the s'ates oil
Louisiana and Texas. VIII our fellow
citizens hazard our existence as a nation by
withholding ihe,r products for enormous
prolit.. thereby starving our soldiers into u
disrraceful submission 10 the eaemyY We
think and trust nc.. Had you not better ict
the Government have every article You make
and raise at fair cash prices, and thus save
our armies. our government, yourselves and
YOUR property You may hold up these
srpulies To- i5nr ior the monthly OF weekly
visit OF the SPECTATOR our cnnse may sink
for the want OF your soppcri--ii Will he
then too late. We beg our kllow citizens.
each, to bring the e things home 70 himself.
and we believe that nothing is wanting bu, a
! candid statement ui 'Nt NhuAH VI WV
Government 10 arouse You TO acts OF pa'rio
t.stn to our common country. Then bring
forward. without delay, every article nee
erssary Tor the army, YOU have for sale We
are ready and purchase from You every article
of supply. for cash and profitable prices,
Whereby you sustain the country aud honor
your-el,cs Wait noi for the spe,uat0rs,
who by their prices for the ncccessaries oi
life. are euisiling untold taxes On the pco
ple--ewe speak unto you as wise men Judge
ye what we shy"
=. II TEIS,
Mayor 4, A E. 5.
JAMES \. LlNSpAY.
Purchasing Agent,
lssr Office on Texas Street.
Shreveport, Ia, Dec cath. 1852,
Clarksville STANDARD. Republican at
Marshall and Dallas Herald publish 3 times
and send bill TO this Office
/ April 2 1852, n21-5t.
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TIE SITUATION.

Expectation ssii stands ,iptU- The enemy
aosioas 10 wespd, YET AfFaid to strike.
have made no attack upon our stronghold
Charleston. Mobile, and Savannah, still hown
with their Notifications upon the ses aud the
gulf; Vichsburg and Por. lIudsnG con,iuuc
TO check the gunboa's II The rsemy In .
NV weeks more, the malaria Of the South.
erp coasts will begin to throw Out its poison,
AID our enemies musi soon make their cleo.
ton To attack Cur armies, and as,emrt to
storm oar notifications. or retreat. So far
everything looks bright and psopi,ious Six.
y days will determine whether we are to
have peace OF protrac,ed struggle.
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ADMINISTRATORS rOTlCE.

l ETTkRS OF admins ration were granted
IL 10 the under. igucd upon the estate Of
AIRY term 4 u, lo63 OF the County Court Of
Sabine county pertaining to the estates Of De
ceased persons, &c. An persons therefore
holding claims against said estate, are roquir.
ed 10 present them within the time prescribed
by law aud those indebted to make immediate
payment.
MILDRED NORFORD,
Administrator
March | o. 1868. n2i:6t
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LATEST NEWS,


Foety Thousand pounds sseiiisg
WAS rewiiled by Nv bank II AooiE.
10 pay the interest on AlshrmN bonsis,
and has be.n received q, L,nd'r,.
MoslLx, March Is --Gcnersl Jos =
Johnson revie w~d the army Of Mobile
yesterday. .AfL
Brig. Zen. D ". Adams. 81 The
army Of Tennessee. HAS arrived. en-
route 10. reJoia his Command At Iul'
lalinma
R,cpxnxp, March Is The Senate.
to-day, disagreed to the amendment
~ the House resolution. recommen
ding agricullualsls TO raise large pro
vision crops 1t then went into
secret session 70 consider the bill rel
alive to furlenghs
The House is IN secret session.
An explosion occurred this fore
noon. q, The Government Laboratory
Oh Groom Island. near the city une
Of tie buildings was occupied Ivy
won,ep and girls employed in fitting
cartridges. Number d killed is no,
vo, known. Believed il will not ,x.
ceed ten.
The explosion is supposed 10 be the
result Of AZ accident
Special to the Appeal
Pasor.. March II 1t is nnnoune-
cd tina, sigel. with twenty Thousand
meu from the Potomac army, has
passed mp the Cumberland.
A negro regiment has landed IN
Memphis from above. il caused the
greatest excitement IN The city.
st. Louis dates Of the 81 report
tho river bad risen sixteen inches N
the previous forty.eighi hours. The
Illinois was rising siow y and over
flowing It's banks. The LaSalIa was
down. The lower Ohio was swelling
and its tributaries swelling.
II il believed at the North that
Georg y. Sanders took TO Europe
three millions If Confederate scrip OF
cotton bonds TO buy iron.cieds.
Referring TO the CONSUMPTION bill
the st. Lonis Republican says, thai
while there are some Objectionable
features IN the measure. which may
| be discussed aud while honest dill,r
ence Ia regaId To the policy # filling
the armies by general drait man
aged by the general government IN
] 4 a.. I'll a.. -. .
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Dear Lougherg.
had henrd mnch Of the extensive tan.
merry, saw and efist mill, IN course Of con
siruc,ion by bregg 4 Co, but still had no
conception Of the extent Of the cnlcrI rise.
III recently happening to De near Leon, In.
drd TO caa by. see and Judge OF the far Iamet
" kcnci Iannery 'or myself And would
, here suggest 10 every one who can make il
convenient, and who is - FREUD TO progress
and tie advancement Of such important man.
umc,orls =, TO do az | did. aud he will see an
amount Of improvement, Tor The very short
time the propri,toTs have been engaged M IL.
quite astonishing had seen in Your paper
notice OF this ianncry by Planter OF
your county but though, it probably was
n picture highly drawn by n partial friend,
but ailcr seeing The progress that bad been
made in erecting extensive machlueties, and
the many couf.aieuc,s iur converting raw.
hidc into leather found h. had barely done
Justice 70 tie establishment aud the enterprise
Of rs worthy Efoprletors.
The people Of the southern Couiederacy
.hnuli give great encouragement 10 the cree.
tion Of sach manufactures, us produce arti
Gle. Of vital importance. espcciG IN " sold At
reasonable rates And 10 tHese times Il high
irlccs and ca lutilon, there is nothing shirh
80 much entiie the pruptetors to literal
patronage rs the comparatively very low
pri,r at which they propose to sell leather
10 conclusion | would be pleased to see
them receive u liberal share Of patronage
from this. as well as the surrounding coun
ties. aud hat in dong servic. 10 the public.
il will piove Il source Of profit 10 themselves
\ PLANTER, OF Rusk County.
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-, r..
ont n V'"""' VINO" "s'"p'e"
cnl"'s' ala r
MhloHso'p' as''h 10 '"' ''",!
nh Was ie''ec'eo ""n p"''u w.
sc"." having ave" """' '.''o" ="
the louise An's"a'"e"'" :" se''s' -
sion. Tue "'s' ".''o" P'o' ''.' 80
a" ress"f! "o's 'es'' = '",''''
s"ed prey US '" '"' w W, -
last, stan ne 's"oao'e :" PEI WV.
un''' 1!d up u, ""f'A''e, W VI, 'N
august P'' ''"''
er At pleasure o' hv,oe'T' wy PSy"o'o
SIX "o",ns s'''' 70, '''''o"''" !"
peace. No''s 's"'u Ta0' A.
c'muef' M" "'"'n v" -, w
Fass'Re on 'n's "o' ''' '"'',''o -"
per censs n"i'' ISL h"gos' "e,e""
VI per GEMS az '"' e,,'p'.o'
outs AIDING is'''"o"'s s"''' w. W"
dcd bearing per oe"', P's"o' ~
th" aa'e "o' eAo'u"k 80 = ;,
Second s'cnon su'hoi'@'' '''e ',sue "
treasury ""''s o'"''"s ~
aud mol eNcs''ne IVY "'''u"'. ,. ,n'1.
b'e dn''hs 'he '"''' "'""'os " w.
ISSUE 10 ~ pei o'",' '''''' ; ''' -
ter W y NV
act are S"'''""',""y 'no ." "''" ' ~ P"p
hshed "'i"' "''NS s'"N'' ~ ', ~
cep'lon 'ha' rue 7'@'''",s VI wy
ufy Is ""ioo' '@'o w se,' Guy i"''u'ou
million OF six P'' Ve", ','''s' .'"p''''
paiao'" NJ oP''o" VI 'ho "".''' :"
treasury h"t,s "' e'''V'' e'' ''''"'.e'
pledging the '"'efh'ne"' l" P"y W.
cotton al the rae VI Pe"'e s'e'"us
SIX months Hst'r p'"ce'
The engagement yesterday near 'ne
R"ppalinnotk' oceuIte req AT oatn'soh =
fo'd, WITHIN SIX '"'es VI '"'p'PPe'
tpnr'honse' ihe e"eny was u'''c"
across The river WIN h."'y ''Ss' Ou,
loss does no, exceed z'o ""n"uea anu
captured The enemy evidently con
'cmpl"''d great .AI eo'''o'', =.
lniutmaii"n has uctp feee''eo mere
that ski'mlSh occnfrta yesterday
afternoon Al keii! sroto' o" 'nc "pP''
Ksppshahnook. our tio'ps were ven
fnzhngh Lee ana REMAIN ""fss ~
ulle'y. The enemy, about lEVoo
strong under Gen Sion'ma'', succeed
cd "a CROSSING a, late h"~ ~ o'e ~.
tcrnoon. Our iorce did not iieeeu
2oVV
We have 10 lament INC loss on Ma VI
Pelham, 81 Aihuain'. alu mayor + u'r'
OF Virginia lhe enemy were bad'y
crippled ana returned 10 the norm
bank - he h"pp 'h"'l'"'N' leaving
lheir dcaN ueh ana h"'srs S'u"c'' "u
the road lucy also ie'' hosp''''
, stores
thARLtsfoN, Ma'Ch is.-hh l"'e'
: '" h'sht IL 20 ATTACK oe "'"uv ~
morrow, II Is supposed tue enemy WIZ
wait IA days longer Tor Tue next spring
uar
Inc steamship A'yPper, arrived
ron Nassau was cnn'eu i'S u's"'
uyi u'ucK"a"fs' WIZ" h,eu uP'" ne'
oh.i's nnsSt over her ueoAs' hurting
non"dy. -.
NhAhitsioS' MARIN 10. N"'"'he w"
F. if"m lhe i."n', Gen johnston 'ei'
mere cns"to'y i'f ''' "'"'y W 'e"hes
see inc PRISONERS anu oosn. W
were drought mere 20 my i'"h i"''"
nom"
) MOBILE March IVA sl"cla' !" 'ht
AoN'' ',S't ""'" N"'"''"'"' ,o'"
Mare" l''''' says ,"' '''''y s'"o'c au
J''h'ns ,he o'',h",'co p'P'' ', ,''
was nicu ''t n'sn' Wy an 'i'V'h"'"'i
SuPp'HV" =" WV W." ~ Wv
s"'y'ns 'n' "'','""V' v wv "o's'S
BE- '"'ln"'"s '""'o " w" va" '"' az,
T, ''"n' "''e o"i "'" "'s' ,"''' ""'''
,s n'"N NV '""'"S "" SOL"
~" p ~. Nh "a ,r,' &C.,