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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-03-10

CLgA Nlissss ~ CAsrs Ihefc IS one
thing We desire TO ssy TO ofhe.~ IN com
lnand Of soldiers u, this post. which may
~ Of service in other localities shcr. our
PAPER calculates There is not Sufficient,
.i,eo,ion paid Ia cleanliness The h uses
Of campo whore soldiers stay ought TO be
kept clean. and when they .re in Acusca
exposed TO pablo view. ~ ,ho.o en- the
square. the sidewalks in iron, .f than
ought TO beswcp, Of every me.r,ns. It
takes but little time to perform this labor,
~hirh viii Adj 70 the com,st,. cleanliness.
character md health OF the men we
mean no disr~pset in these remarks
Summer IL approaching, and il a. little
attention IL pad TO oleanhnes. Us is e4aib
tied AT pres ut, there will be sickness en-
reudrred which mBy cost many raaah.
live, vi, therefore repeat t. officers
wsp are the responsible parties. that to7
lr'ie attention s rsIi '1 rlsaulise.s
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-03-10
&srs 10 1898

LproA RyrpsLlcAs;
Ufar Sir --Plesse indulge me with a small
space ~ your valuable paper, Will. ! briefly
refer 10 IN. worth And vices OF depar,ss
friend aud brother soldip-.
LEONlDAs O. WARD, son IT W Il. d
Ward. WAS born In Harrison Co rel.s on
thr 2sth of March, ls.2. The aritsr ar,
knew him ultimately In she spring OF 1851 /.
Tom which time up 10 The hour Of hl- death
W. we're both members di The same COMPANY
and regiment. On The lst OF October, l-Gl
The company WAS enlisted N tie y A. Con
iederaie State, for .hr,s years or during The
way' Al Hopkinsviile, BY, IN the same month
and year, the COMPANY WA made p.t, a,
~hn, "a no~ knowhas the IN Regiment o. lie,
A. infantry Owing 70 sickness young Ward
dsi not enter On ted duty With the regiment
~ u was ordered TO For, iludsoo. La From
VII hb death which occurred at rutherford
creek IN nccesl her i..i
10 vas 10 the bloody fshtat Raymond uy.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-03-10

gras1niao say lsat this covsunAss must
fail nnd fall. md that The Constituents u
the Con NJ, rate b ie,s must be e1iisgnish.
ed 10 ord-s to appst and uphold that
government 10 is . SANDER upon our
forcts,hsr. a iosl bot on ,haf reputation
for wi.iom Itis 10, true II philosophy
and Il persisted 10 will produce disaster 10
the end.
Sifif | tad been Governor Of this
State for the last osr years (pardou the
expression, AN confident that woul!
have administered her laws and preserved
Der rights and th. righ's Of her people,
and yoa,d. h.se ,~gCa th- Confederate
States mlid sti toil.<s AL given her a
better support, in every way tAan she has
had And ~ that means the people
wos.d have been sss.Isred eOatnt.d and
happy, and indus slnsAy pnwuing their
oecapltiooa would Dc contributing chesf
/ fully all der surplus and What Is better
I, their good sili % The support Of our h''
hvel cause
ycry respectfully,
JND. NJ. tADGkE
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-03-10

tn.- The letter Of Col J NJ s.spibov,
-sich appears 10 our columns, WA re
csiyed with the compliments u " ialeuied
au,hw We r-poblsh i US adding to the
carrcu, Of popular thoughi, upon a subject
which we euaaot ba, regard hoseger as
rsaen,ialy abslnci II not utopian In is
character Visionary indeed must that
man bs who cheFishcr pro~pcc, Of such
M .ll.aucc wlth The uuIied States, as the
one contemplated by Mr 5aad,dse.t Tbs
people Of the North have known, IRON the
baginning Of tbs war that We would have,
al any ZINE, entared iato favorable a..
lIsnco sith them IT, fact, they have be
loved Icrrohcausly Y II 'rue1 the, we
wosb gladly have accepted what they
looked upon as lhs grseigui privilege Of
r,,urniug to the union, sth our roInsIn-
ias rights respected such, Tor instance
ss retaining The property IL haua. aud for.
i-it,sy all lha, bad been Lake away, with
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-03-10

nsrssFsS -1hc Mobile Reg
s,rr, If the vi Ina, says
Drunkenness is all Increasing and
alarming evil. especially ia the ar
nay. Night before last we learn
that no lcss than four commissioned
officers wore arrested drunk IN
thc thostrc, and conveyed t. thr
lookup for hlc night Two Of them
drew weapons upn tho oei-f. s
having authority "a arrest them
They ave h DC tried w. Lc4r for
lNe nilrncn
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-03-10
Look Out for rxaims.

an the 18th lust viii sell ., Auc.
" ton, al nv household aud kitchen
furniture The lurui,s,e n neat, veil ~.
leeied, and comparatively pew The
kitchen ware ia fun and good. ! will also
sell ;, the same time two milcL cows,
'l'hr hose aud grounds, one OF The mos,
desirable residences 10 Marshall, css be
purchased fer Confederate money, cotton
or specie
Chances lo' bargains are hero prcs~nted
which arr rarei, met Nth as um deter
mined To .el
\ JACOBS
Marsh 10 icG5 n2su
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-03-10
FOR GOVERNOR
Renew Your Subscriptions

70 We eras. his w.cs he 1s1ie o.
.. persons whore subscriptions have n
pifed and who rave failed TO comply with
or terms which reqaire oil subscriptions
20 be paid 10 advance We trust 20 orc
vii t,ke o--nce a, Iris a. the S'or'lob
If he rule Ia necessity
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-03-10

EKOM I, A rn'illo. come tine IL Nay
Il " June, 1894, II negro man named
NED, about 80 years old, u COPPER color
about . feet or 10 inches high, quick
,poA,o, boasts Of hs manhood and brave.
~. but II great coward he bas some scars
90 lis breast and back, resembling burns
but done with the lash his foot is broad
and fiat, aud be wears No. II shoes IA I'd
negro belongs 10 the minors of r + Kel
Ter, decd aud was hir,d 10 Judge Pa'ill.
Any information VI him viii be thankful.
y received by the friend. OF soldiers
children Address.
; L. FERRY, >kn II, G.
or l.. l. SlIkRRUp, Marsha Il
March 10, 1865.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-03-10

~ We learn tina, Brig Gen Nlcuoi.s
under positive Instructions from the
Secretary Of Wat has been assigned 10 the
command Of the Conscript Department, OF
tfe'ran. Miss. noubtes4 he is well quail
tied for the position lie has lost leg
and An arm In do!ence Of his country. rnd
i Is TO be pTesunla1 will be likely to select
= stah out OF similar material
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-03-10

80 Tbs Tyler Reporter extends % Va and
our paper very tatserins compliment for
which va return In talented editor oar thanh.
We always pern-e the Tyler psper- with plea.
nre. 1bey arc well printed ard ably conduct
- The h@.er's., 30 addition " pnhrshfrg an
Interesting weekly paper t4-ues week ,
Bulletin NJ the latest news which rr7drr- ma,
paper equal 20 semi reek'y ionrua. encros.
b. lu' eriefrrF .1r r1'fwrnf-t.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-03-10

" -ht tsIAa Ike 4hl tkia
MsRsH4iL. JEIU Mach a. I-JJ.
Ma Enron

MsSsIiAii.' ItiAs hAfts % 17G'.
Ma. Enron
D,., 81, II l.v. beer n, tliis ,flsce
.,et n,a,,r, "a ,at.,ts r-,ae r. frl.;,,,
nrarr on art On Corrrrs- . nrrroved / A..
NJ .raor 1874" . u-1y% ~ tho c.t,h.
l,hnrnt and pavmcut o, el,,i,n, fir or
,aio desr-in,i6n ot p,op---y ,a.er or /,
,oru.lly IMPRESSED f5r Il, use TN
arny - preceded nv yl,it bv n lp-go
rsnbor ~ hand bils srsar1.d I, IL
e'srk 81 the co-l,y cop, tho nm ,ba,
rcucra'ig Ma. me with the nesrla
NJ "a, c,r-. a. .r1 -
p morally ii tlei- wei
;,-c ana wore ,i,tv
.nos,.J /, ms b,pa
tnl, 1. tho AID INV
/ 10 yoprrcll ossr In
formed so. uapay
Now e,r 10 ibs rroor
Of such clan die .t div of
Nay next, anu .s~l-t believe il viii b.
u nv power to reach here again beie-.
that lime. and In that event ID, the term,
Of the act OIL, Congress. which creates this
agency oil claims not rrescutrd viii he
barrel the benefits oil the sc, Heare
vhcn | leave here / con give tse Corf.d.
crate States q clear -oceiui against rli,
county
Bu, IL g. though, Tat Cenrr.is will
extend the tim, ior t.ling thr proof p'
thosc claims aud hone 70 And hen
sir. 4 shall continue 10 a, the bu,,ncs.
I shall advertise nv yiIt in yonr pnner
In drc time and 4, Is uly Sincere wish
that every man ard woman 10 the cruu,y.
that does not take ,our paper. and taking
il read it. may lose tsei. claims. b, ,hcy
great or small.
canno, account f1r the people %, this
county hoslec,iug their interest, thus IN.
less Il Is that they DO not take the paaer
Or read the posted uu,ices Since | have
been here, have hnd the pleasure. ave
The sigh qualification Of reading tvs, NUN
bers Of your excclcn, ard highly interest.
Ing paper sad wonder II there 10 fam
iiy. Oh maid Or bachelor IN ths COUNTY
that docs not take i II they 10 bot, i
IL no wonder the character they ret abroad
md 20 pity they do uol g., their claims
upon the government adjusted and paid
uni NJ euamored Of the two cows
have bad urc good fortune to read. tha, |
was compelled 10 send nsl beg Tor them
. Tag up promised 10 pay for them.
but upou the condition tina, could get
The money, md Il | had little Of that
need'nl commodity, | would show my
hath b, becoming a subscriber
Bat ignorance ls bliss, and tic strong
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-03-10
An ONers~er Wanted.

4 GOOD chance for sgool sad reliable
"A Oversee, TO make good wages by
making good CROPS. a uan with a small
iumily preferred For further particulars
and terms apply 10
4 SEARS,
Marshall Tevns
March Pod 1868 n2h-,t
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-03-10


on the l3th a MaY. 1868 lie ~a~ iu u Siege
u Jackson Witch lasted eight days sNGsnts
in July OF this sane year ho pattCiYsieE 10
the fght Il Chisl@mauga. on the igtN snf
?6th o. sspfRmstr l1aj. De va W The eeNir
OF Missionary i,lSc on the 2lth u NoFeinbcr'
1875 At hings,lA Gap 3sth NOV ZANE Jtai
:. Iunlr Ilill, be reeulisisi 'of ipfiy yssf- .,
while The army ~ss 10 winter 4uartera He
was 10 The hght =, Tunnel Hill IN FEB. 1854,
~aA under Ere Tot seventy days while Ten.
Johnston was in command &c the army "
Team, During which time, he took part 10 the
battles Of Dog Gan. hesaca Adaiiefille, New
HOPE hutch snd Marietta. lnjcf zen huod
~ VAS IN 'nr 'inohf arnnn On mo ~" s"u
l3nd o. July On ltachtfer creek, nssln As
Jane-b1rough. ON the dlst ot Aug, and ls' %
sept. l'tt and At l.1ycloys station w Tue
N and Gu OF ihai @'nih
Brig Con. Granbaty a'a Sigh. token OF the
som. -~,.i. reward, .~i.<t.1 yss.s ~.l4 =.
one q, 10, sp.eiai .ds. " tbS> -~psci y ne
Nrnt NiG TN uAy ini1 1MnFSs. hth u
sas whilo watching the mnTelnehis ~ we
enemy wheu tht army Vas sl,tt sting ffo'l
Tennessee. That he W. f-.i tpeu slt kllIsd
ly thr enemy ~ Iuiheuotd creek ID Murray
county Tenn 10 Dtsfe2 sr last. 4ss' iel
as ,Fne /. oder As ever leti iea state u
Z leAAs. Ffom fret 20 lat be fought 'Hf punii-
7 pie he never contracted any Of The 'iee' IA
cideui - emp lnr. ~,hrr, moral snd up
( hight be- possessed iha esteem ani egnAde1s.e
u' iir whole trsmcns lhfonfh a. q" 'n'
utecn hati.,- 10 -sseh nv NM engaged. Dc
4 not uos remember bat one other man ~ rqaal
B eoulnes- VIXEN c1uisonted With The highest
! and greatest danger nave attempted ln
/ perfectly thus g. rhe, IN We and death u
/ TAN ss,iant solder. icsiin4 that II ~oaii II a
z .9s,es 81 .alis'achea - aar aged pnrut'. %
q kugA tlsl Their sou "a ugh dead aud sler pfnG
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-03-10

ny We haze Issued OUT payer 10 I'd
vance u its 1seal day Of publication, 10
order 'h,. ihnse engaged in the puslc.-
ton of The Republican may have On
Opportunity Of properly observing u. day
se, spsr. by our worthy frs7E*nt ~
Day Of 'astiag hor1ihn'ioo aui prayer
18th thanks giving to Almighty God"
TIE heart that il ,faly gr.iaiUl ~ The
manifold blessings and tender mefcies
ahich ne hos extended TO w ~ govern
meal and people, is prepared 70 loan upon
Him with unhaundcd eon6dspsc ~ Tho
bay Of ria' ard 70 l-ok M 9TH hop,fal.
ness am!l the isg. clouds Hllch environ
onF uohapFy country We trust III, day
4 he eyery~bsfe properly ohHef',d
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-03-10

80 Va psA,.a. ia another e1.Hnn eora
mpnlca.loo ron Col Jops " CsoCsrT. Of
paiiss county vito was al QUO hmm, l.isslsn
,ot Governor o. Tetas We have 20 desire 10
rar1n.ni On th,s communication. tot - can.
u1, refrain from ssying thai We ,hink Ga
crockett Is unjns,ly severe 10 h'a remarks np.o
Goy Sarrsh Tsolye n cish.eon months ago
thrro was prevailing sentiment IN many 10
all!ies against the administration Of o1r w
scsnya, and no doaAt there aefo SINE hks
Col Crockett who we're uudef the impre~.isn
tie, .ere uueb mere capable u properly
guiding the helm Of state. ~ eostss. Il eor
rect 10 HI. eonoiUions It 10 10 Da isneg,ei the
Colonel WA not candidate and eieclsd, Bat
.spcr~.ss .a proper Information have psssed
ihs, Gov aafr.b bas ~ Deea waiting either
Ia ssa,csmlH,hp 81 goo sense aud TIA, the
people Of Tess, undsr all tho cifeamstsnoe''
sculd not hsFs mid1 m4ch better selection
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-03-10

- Yesterday The weather "a. Al ft,il xpr
mer heat In the evening northef .urnng mn
and this morning Thursday ] there ls sti.nd
snce Of ire ~.ih stif north sind. The .hef
monetsr from rs or 70 has descended 10 "
nelghifol
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-03-10
Notice.

| EFIElsS Parliamentary, Werc graft
] ui the undsrsigu~d a, The December
term Of the Probate Court OF Harrison
county, on ths estate OF Nathan Smith
late OF sald county. deceased
An prsous holding claims against Che
,4id estate, ara requested to presen, them
inmslate.y, properly au,h,n.iea,ed, for
payment 10
GIDEON SMITH,
Administrator Of Estate.
Feb 3, 1858. 2t-Gt
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-03-10
New Goods.

lust received, lot q new gooas
ii which am selling very low. C.l'eo
from ia TO $50 domestic, bleaehed and
unbleached from 2 to 0" ifms
linen $40 a,lnct, tine,
sortmeu, ci other goods,
which copN aud see.
A. -. o.H
Jan. ~, 1868
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-03-10

For NnIr, fOf (OttOH'
4 BRICk STORE HOUSE on The
~ public square, kpown IA the Bradteld
h Tally house. Also Desirable family
residence For further information en-
q1ire \, this Office.
Feb "a, 1868. hl'
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-03-10

Dcl So II lave beer Of his place a
scck, as agent 20 take ,he proof o. claims,
u1fcr On oct Of Cougrrss approved 4,a
Of June leGt proving 'og thu cstab.
,hncni and payment Of ciui'a' for Ger
ta!n description OF property taken Or in
formally impressed for TIE use ,hr
army preceded my visit by q Iprgc
uumbor q hand bills, forward d 70 the
clerk q the county cou,., the man Tint
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-15
The Former Home and Family
Of Henry Clay.

correspondent of the Cincincinnati coms
mefcfat tells melancholy story of Ashland
the late homestead of Henry CLAW. and o;ves
the history of his descendants The old
homestead Of Henry Clay il seems is now
occupied by the family of Hon Thomas CLAW.
one Of his sons, and now Minister to ono of
the South American Governments. II +
owned by the heirs of James b. CLAY. who. il
viii DE remembered. died in Canada about
year ago. The house in which Mr.. CLAW
Hved when at home. was torn down soma
years since by James, and a maop;t;cen,
structure erected on its site, and there Il no.
thing now about the place to remind one of
MN who once owned and honored it. eycent
the family buggy IN which the old man and
his wife used to drive about. and the oaL
trees in front of the house, beneath which he
used to sit and talk with his family and
friends. anu
Mr.. Clay had FIVE sons, four of whom sur.
NiVed ann. One, who bore his fathers name
was Killed IN the Mexican war. Thomas. as
nave said, rs now a Government Minister
joan Is living on one-half of the old home
stead, now divided into two farms Isa.s.
died fugitive in foreign land. and Thee
dore, the oldest of the family, is, and has
been for twenty-five years, an inmate of an
insane asylum, still avowing to every one
WIN whom he conserses that he is the ORG.
maj Ieorge Washington, and refusing to re-
sRohd 70 the call of any other name. Mr.
Clay had no possessions Of anv L;nd :. nj =.
time of his death. with tho ar a,,u :. me
Ashland, which was. Of coufse. worsP Paon OF
siderable suri bit even that was h eoh-
- s3aSe'' ana ne thought at one time he
~o1sa De compelled to abandon it to his
te.eeieers, uiitii one day, when he entered the
bank to pay one Of his notes. he uas ~, ia
thai ne did not owe cent. Kind and osn ,a
erous i. friends had taken his case in hand.
ana IA bfted the pecuniary burden from his
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-15

kF Major General Thomas H..
nadopted 2 as citizen &C Teana.s nas oeen
State Legislature. Al l '''A " inc
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-15

We are pleased to note that this meritori-
Gus officer, now in command of the post Of St.
Louis. has received commission signed by
President johnson. appointing him Breye,
Brigadier General of the armies of the United
States The appointment was made by presi.
dent Lincoln, and confirmed by the Senate
February 2lst, 1865, to take rank from tina.
date
Gen. Moore has made noble record for
himself. He entered the service in Nav. 1861
and commanded the Home Guards in the
fight at Athens, Clark county. whining oul
Martin Green and his guerrillas fhis was
the iirst fight ia North Missouri. and was the
most northern battle fought during the war.
lie afterwards lost leg at Shiloh. and during
the past year marched with his command
1900 miles. In the pursuit after Price. he
commanded the Sd division of the 10th army
corps.-Erenang Neics.
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A Terrible Duel.

A few years since, as q New England gen.
tleman, whose name we shall call Brown, was
passing a few days in one of our Western
cities, he had the misfortune, INTERNATIONALLY
to offend the susceptible honor of tall militia
colonel, who was one of his fellow-boarders.
His apologies not being satisfactory, q chaf.
lenge was sent TO him, which, however, he
declined, from conscientious scruples. The
Colonel, who, by the way, had won in two OF
three encounters, quite reputation as du-
elist, at once conceived thst his opponent was
Q coward, and resolved to disgrace him in the
face of all the assembled wisdom in the house.
Accordingly, the next day at dinner-time, in
marched the duelist, armed with q cowhide,
and advancing to Browns chair, proceeded
to dust his jacket in the most approved style.
Brown wasastonished Luckily, he had been
lieutenant of militia in his native State, and
he knew the importance of inconlmoding the
enemy by diversion. So, Selling gravy
turreen, he tossed the contents into the face
of the bellgerent Colonel, and before he
could recover from the drowning sensation
thus occasioned, he sprang upon the table,
and began to shower upon him with liberal
hand, the contents of the dishes around
:" Yon are an infernal---' g coward ~
the Colouel was about to say, but at that
moment plate of greens struck full upon
his mouth, and the word was blockaded-los
forever. . Ha T. cried the New Engiander,
whose blood was now up, fond Of greens,
are you Taxa potatoe, too;'' and he
he hurled volley of hard potatoes at him.
Excellent eggs here; excellent with calves
head, y and crash came plate of soft boiled
eggs against the side of his Uranium The
blows of the eowhide, which had hitherto de-
scended upon the Yankees head and shout
ders, now begau to fall more weakly and
wildly, and 1t became evident that the assail-
ant, half choked, stunned and partially
blinded. was getting the worst of this cour-
age was oozing out. 9 Take a turkey -
shouted Brown, as the noble old gobbles de-
scended fairly upon the Colonies head, and
bursting, filed his hair and eyes with de-
lcious looking suffing. Here's the fringes,'
he continued, as the squash and Jelly followed
after. BY this time the Colonel was ire
trievably defeated, and his merciless opponent
seized a large plum pudding, steaming hot,
and holding it above his head with both
hands, seemed to bury him beneath it. He
qualled with terror, and throwing down bis
cowhide, turned about and made a rush for
The door. Stop for the pudding, Colonel ;
stop for the pudding He did not escape
fran the ridicule which the affair oecasioned.
He subsequently challenged four persons,
against whom his ire was particularly ezcited,
and they all consented to fight but awaiting
themselves of the privilege OF the challenged
party, appointed pudding bags for their wea-
pons. At length the unhappy duelist, find
ing no one willing 10 shoot or be shot at, was
obliged to quit the State
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