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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-10-26

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Mail Arrangement.

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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-10-26

NOTICE TO CREDITORS,
II FILTERS of administration on the estate Of
IL ". :. Hueston deceased. having been erintl
ed to r. A. LoIg by the PROBATE Court Of Mad
ison count Mississippi, at The October term, A. d.
ls65, theresf- wH..8 visa. "a
Notice is therefore hereby given to al persons
having claims against said estate 10 have thenn
prObated and registered within The tine preSrbed
by Law. or theysEU be foreFer bauFed.
B. LONG, Admir-.
OcteberB IS. lSe5. +l sd t4a GAee6a.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-10-26
POSTAL

Oct. 10, '65.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-07-06

From North Carolina we learn that sickness
is very prevalent in that State; especially
among the soldiers The city of Wilmington
is represented to be in filthy condition, and
1t is also said that some cases Of yellow fever
have already occurred; but the statement IL
doubted The Newbern Times reports that
the spotted fever has been raging fearfuly
among the negroes at Wilmington.
In the case Involving conflict between the
military and civil authorities at Philadelphia,
Judge Thompson, OF the Supreme Court OF
Pennsylvania, ordered the release Of Mr..
Cozzens, on the ground that the right Of the
President to suspend the writ Of habeas corpus
ceased with the termination Of the war.
Intelligence by way Of Havana received
from Mexico, states that the first anniversary
of the landing of the Emperor Macmillan on
on Mexican soil, had been celebrated by
Examinations, balls and other rejoicings.
Prince Napoleon is aboat to proceed to
Switzerland His interview with the Emper-
or is said to have .widened the breach between
them.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-07-06

ALExANDE1A W., July 5, 1862
~ ge - nn1a foTyard and procure their IL
nueinef for such business on or before the 18TH
d dav Of =! july, 1865 After which day the to1
Ivy section Of law on icenses will be en-
f fowtnS eainst al telinquents That any per
son Who shall carry or attempt to carry Oh any
business without first obtaining fense , tmsT9
for shall forfeit and pay o s3cb 6u 1E a
chaEse'991 n, ~ 6. a. WARE, Mayor
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-07-06
\ number Of soldiers. had torchlight pro
cession last night, and passed along King and
other streets, cheering as they moved along
|COMMUNICATED.

TWAS asserted, the other day, by writer in
the Gazette, that President johnson,
himself, and the illustzious ~ I1amiitor .
we're agreed upon the subject OF me s?lence OF
Hamilton said, Intelligence, wealth, virtue,
and the better born should rule. !" How is
this liked ?-the latter expression-I mean
particularly-by modern -ultras, and Jewellers?
IS the writer, aud his political friends; to be
understood, as agreeing with Hamilton in
yery hard upon every man who tries to keep
his place in the political machinery Of the
Corporation or State. Verify some people
always eat their bread with the buttered side
down. The celebrated Marshall Bayliss, said
in one of his lectures, that there we're but
three great men in the United. States, Daniel
(placing his hand upon his head, modesty
forbade him from mentioning the third.
WA
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-07-06

= ECTURE.-The Free Lecture by Dr' :, :: B.
| Johnson, which was to have been denver r.
ed before the Mount Vernon Assoc ta 49,
MeeA W wi be- delivered next Thursday even
inc at u o'clock, at the m Getting room OF l. the
Association, lower end Of King st. ~ 81
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-07-06
3 PoToNAC LODGE, No. IS, I. Q; .

-. P0ToNAc lodge, No. IS, I. Q; Q. +.
Ifyar . cessation Of labor for several years.
~ a. ah11t 10 resume its work. On Friday
e e next, July tn we yin meet ogSIin at
the Lodge Boom, on ColpouSs street. -; n NG t1:
bers Of the Order in 5000 s;n2ng % ond ~
tSTlou ohtcr Of Rebecca are cordially invitod
10 5e resant t, With US on the OCCASION Fren3-
ship, Love and Truth is the aim Of Our 5a5t'
fn ltE' and the motto Of or order. BY be@o-
t t'1t:o1 q SA ~ Tod@e TIE COMMITTEES.
" 6-2t -------
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-07-06

G, & O. CANAL-The breaches on the c.
& O. Canal have been repaired, and the Cum
berlannd Coal trade re-opened. Fourteen
thousand tons of coal have been received in
Georgetown since Sunday last Business it is
expected will be active.
The scarcity of Cameron Water, at present
existing is occasioning some Inconvenience,
and there are complaints concerning it, At the
recent fires the absence of a full supply Of
water was seriously felt.
Tomatoes were selling in market this morn
inc at 5000 cts. per quarter OF peck Gu
cunbers 25 cts. per dozen; new potatoes 50
cts. per half peck Green corn, (small ears) has
made its appearance.
DR.. +. 3. Johnson will deliver 8 lecture this
evening, before the Mt Vernon Association,
of this city, at their hall, lower end of King
street.
The Museum of the Agricultural Bureau in
Washington, is constantly receiving valuable
donations of interesting curiosities in natural
history
Mr. McCaferty's abilities as railroad
manager are highly spoken Of in the Richmond
papers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-07-06

Mr.. NIcCaferty's abilities as railroad
manager are highly spoken Of in the Richmond
papers.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-03-10
5000 REV ARD.

Az III. hc given 80 each and esaTy per-
W son 80 whom | have void cotton or
With whom have Deposited any llud- tor
tie purchase or payment OF e0tl~s Or
who has ss,Ited inc IN any way leo isr
transportation Of cs!ion iu Any quantities
from lSs point % another, either % or ont
81 the Confederate States
Thu above iucludr- rnysef sstai, A. at.
'rrney Or qry pe-oa ntfirg fof me 1t
become, matter Of tn,srs, ,hs, the
names Of nj persons that have had cot
ton dealings with sheula h- kna~n both
- tic pih 'er, n III, G. ! Goveamert
aud myself ! aag sne snovs al = man
With whom have had cotton dealing. -
any ray keeping bse. his name, he SHAH
have n. reward by reporting .ucs ran
or men Hf ...
let the names be reported 10 ,se editor
al the GA do Gazei,e, and Col Y X,
shivcrs Post Comm sander a, shreveport
Ia. Il IS haped maj no on, 0R ttY S1c,
ans ndme.
GRO, ". GUESS
IA. Col. 3lI Tex Cav Disnosnted
L. : eel give my name officially. Some
ksos il With the tile many more with
Gai It
FEB II. 1855 MA tm
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-03-10
Proclamation by thr Pacsi.
dent


TIE ts.,..,.., of tist.l.l ,I.r..te STAT +.
aa,. hy JOINT L solution. invited me la
appoint u day ct pau.. fasting. lum,ln
ttsy. and afaqef with thank -ei, ,ny tn
A'm.sh,y t,sJ II In our s,rroa lu,y a.
al times and more Al eiagN ia sensuu
Oh uuh..c trig.i and aIrriaity. 10 ackroNi
,ls- oul dependence ou BIZ mercy. md 10
bow ia humble auhmi4HNu hfiNrt II ia
.t.to,l con.s.ipr our manifold sins
.s,n,,,aninr N, ..racieu, unfJop. imnle.
M Ills divine helm. and dsyogl'y rsnd
ur thnak. lor m, nna, and grca bless.
ngV which Ne hos youehmrd 70 VA
:, TIE he,rts a nrr reople tgfD con.
1 t.ut,,,iy ard trn.t,ults uptn Gos. tg IA.
resovnir. N hi. cbaasnln. bard ,bs cor.
re,alo.. of "A father. and .n,m,,-tsely
nr.y hat III. ,f,el, And snfsr,n,4 Ssiei,
I in.yc sn long BON. he,,,lr noop ". ava,
N, trrroI asay nv i,is m.rc,ml love.
( ,l,t li,s su.,s,uh,y rra,, Il. gwen ,a
,e,, t-,c,r ,p,l ~. d,tint v,sdon, H., An,
mated; onr ruttn. thst ibs Lord "a,
! Hasi, vii. be- silb ont ara e.. and a.ai
ia, =. ar,in.t "a, r,s,o,,n arI hat he
xill vrnsiou.ly take our aq.e into HIS
, os,, r,n,l ,,d ,n.rri0,ll, ,-,.bli.h t,r us
A la.t.nr "a, nnJ honorable pace and
,nAonend,s,e.. spI lot ps no, b,r,,t to rsn
| der tini,, ilis holy name. thanks AND praise
vhirh M, so in.,iy due cr III. great
rao,lr Il. anil iof 'fe many mtrcies which
! llo has p.tppdel 10 as amid thr trss afd
.ee.,pxz al pruttact.J AM bloody
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-03-10

a brute az mentioned In tue article below
which we copy from the Houston rele.
graph be ough, 10 make It hi. special
business to give bis pane to the public
Seldom have We read more herring
or more mnritel casligaiisn We hope
fre-y -ssa sho 4. IN the habit of acting
on the ifincirc indicated viii read IT
and tsle the csusa-e home 70 himself
For the credit Of tAe Stat, wc siueerely
trus, there are not many sacl mafc, yafy
.juiess wtuichrs
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-03-10

\ ankees Ike that 1T maHy lhOus.
and. u oat auu.sen friends, at,a
our large srm,es hay. never been
caInped around you, TO consume all
that You could make But still
you mnrmnr, and when poor war.
worn soldier seeks shelter under
yout roof, yoa perhaps tsfn him
III, aud send HIM on 10 the next
house. Ny DISCONTINUED friends,
when you ser your cribs With their
valuable contents reduced 60 ashes
your stock Killed aud con-rre,l
Your negroes tif YOU have any run
Of, and your farming utensils ren-
dered nscless-whcn youi dwell
lngs aud contents ATE converted into
ashes aud your family obliged TO
seek shelter wherever it may he
found, or rest beneath The blue
canopy of Heaven when yoa slall
see that far daughter. OF that dear
wife, ius,ilted by ibe Lincoln hire
lings, or perhaps by one of you.
uwu ncgtoes, WIN haa Joined tic
J ankees when you shall hear
those liiile chiIdren crying Tor
bread and suffering from the cold
blasts, ] repeat, when You shall
experience ail Of this, then may
yoh cxclaim I'm ruined I'm
ruined "and IL v1u feel Ike u you
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-03-10
ADVERTISEMENTS.
~-=z- 'az= 10y sr-a----H.s
CITATION.
illt STATE OF TEXAS.
COUNTY Uf HARRISON
She herd olsdDcy, aud Foster
BouidiD kigp and Ws,s-s-
f...
NJ 6-t0
" hs Ats- n iiuT,sor cunts, 1,saas
hYllE NILAs On liz IAN dhx - EsA,

~ ". AHs7 7 ~" Gov cunts .'saas
W hfhhaT, on VIC is's "ay OF fee
* tnsfy' i@o' JOSIAH /. Sncpherh
iH"" al "'nlnsy, aud } chm x teftu
o. s"'d eoah'y ina 70 the oihee VI Iht
tiers o. ,he plN''t, t"'f' OF sad Com
y Q, nau'soh, tntr itVuoi Malhs'
p~'n " peela''. s'itAiah hsss
ana io'oer' ~ Wiser sh"1lns' sba' oa
,he zSfd ~ o. Ne's,nosf' 1901 Tie sakl
b9eldn, l"fgs ana " sis'r c" rditd ART
uo'he''u 70 'aeA .Acf p,'H'as'ry got.
,of 'ss su ,' VI s' :, .'oDsAsl 'A hundred
apu 1t' WI '1 w ' IA 'i.u ''l'' h'es 'rul,
p"Ap. 'sH Va! '',' '.'' '' soi' ot III
,e', WI, . " e'1'; 'sl,'es' lst ShrHm
WON h'AtW ~ WI Nbhaht Nuisideinit
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-03-10
NO.26.
'rrpm The R.chslnn< sentlnc. !

conntty, has been placed in our hands,
win note from " roote requesting Us
u publish ~ We dnn It due TO that
gentleman 10 % W without hesiisilon
. Us rms baSNs ~ rns PorosAc. IN
S'7Hr ~ rus bisruri-Acs on
W ssfsofcS,
DC inbe' u 1854
Hon. Thomas ) Bocock, SP~~ker Of the
ifeu- Of Represent atives Of she ctnfed
crate Sta'es.
SiH-ln a. hQGr or TAO. Il some uniof'
tnnatt impeedineut shall rot arise 10 dc'c~'
Tie execution ~ my wesnt design,
shall cross The majestic river IN the neigh.
horhood 81 Which fepneo the ashes ~ my
J 'He'nt3.r- tot many geLs.aii1s past, ard
! 'Hit the city Of ash.ngton for the Fgr-
pose Of nscertninlay whether or not u ~
+ practicable to obtain ios The people Of The
CONFIDENT. states an early aud NJ HOT
! o'nole peace, ailer lhr most bloody and
eAhalstng struggle o. arms winch has
oecnrtel 10 nodtren Nnes aud IN al re
seec's n. 'lfoss ssplorso'e that has yet
Quad record upon the pages OF h'sssry
NO human icing IS ropons.be f2r this
mofeneHi blt myself nor should | hnyf
uho'ttakrh " oh' w 'h> no'oflees mef
D" '"e '~' exc INV e''.'nin'"s ~
sshins'eh ana ~ Ael.i,' no hase 's.A
iohs N'h saei ou'f Hnarr when
almost "pos,'Oie 'hA' rega'H diiaoms''e
ln'src.urs shon'i occur oet~e"e 'he'n
a,d Inc "iai''oim s.rt fhat 'is Two
HOUSES - 4is Sop'ea' rue toukf's' "tfs
",os9,"el .nN'"',s ~ ~ 10. mug ca
eu l's. W 'ss"a'u '"e 'essS''n ot hV''
'uhles "nd We restoration Ut pace hos
aa't} between 'a'-e mo 70 my 'e4't-t"is
Z s's'sgH' ~ ana psFtt bA'c hH3"ed
'N'@ vi"HS ~" "s' :"
aons'arai and even irIit .e'da' 70 l's ensi
actf 80 obstructive 70 the oss interests
+ +, ols''lsa'l'n ana Christianity a"' ~hlet.
~ snsh con'inae 70 De Prosecuted nov ioh'
yenft mort must lF'''to'Y fom 'ee ""iS'
nj or@'~,'on o' ne war i's''i '''ait' 70 lhe
sShhgSlsl men Of e''h Monty % lhis
Wl~hf'' aId we ss'aohe"1'vn o. 10
o. Inc meet sf'nd'ps a'spo'stas 'hHi We
word ss' yss Anq"n, Should ! S''eeee1
IN ny present ndcIiAA1ne, ply eQanlfg
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-03-10
.rnRuISED lMuulxEp


Thus exclaimed an odd CT zen
with whom CHANGED TO take break
last one morning un my return
home from the cavalry command OF
the gallant Forrest Before rcla
ting the circumstances connected
with the above oppression, wish
To speak NJ The hospitality shown a
soldier 90 the Trans Mississippi De
pdlmrhl aud ihe difference e the
,yHlt 10 M, Department AMT the
Last Wide travelling Easi ~ Tie
Mississippi river ! found lc pco.
pie generally hgpglnl aud patriotic
Passing Trough Mississippi / " as
treated "a th" most A"sp,iutle mar.
act. The rc"p,c seciHed h. d,liSht
IA pv.l'tming asg d.ed that would
4di io Cue tomiult. al u soiaier
Many days together ] Travelled with
nut p"y.ng 4 bili uud Oitra WAS |
invited by persons with whom / re
NAMED OVER night, O. make tncii
house ms home i1r q iaw.days. and
rest Wonderfully was the change
after ! crossed tue NJ ssiss'Ppi river
! bira'hti different atmosphere
Nearly nycry citizen talked with
appeared iispirItcd and whipped
FF-a 'r1talas that ! was t3am TIE
EA+. eide p the Mississippi river.
they would invariably ask me ftie
people were IA good spirits pu Tho
uthei eide 90 the !.ves, and Ayw
much ipugai | thought wc could
hold aot catering Texas found
Affairs siu. wursc. Found u dii
cut I" "oiat" lodging, and "As
charged 'N'.'H'Ant priet~. ht Ga,
Ip"n ~ N.'cogducht-, plead ~
WHp d'tiercnt honsce ior a b'abts
iudgue aud IN night n Houston
county | slept 10 font oil a mann
gate 1hv person wb" msdr usr
of the above ycmnfk ~ an old
e'1itlrmao app'rently 40 god co
c imstancc7, a.t rvs'dcs about +
m'lts from 'f'rArtt h'n~'et
c1ntly 'h ga. Iw3 loatiu- 60 N'to
J wtba.i hi~ utnr, aitliFi5' j stice
would to,u tHrylHir l's lut.'aA.
tom A. .rnA'krd v"'Ht ! took
breakfast with him Tho were
also IA" nthoi ~'.ditls. wl'1 nod
remained all uight Wiia lm iu
settling uur bills two Of 'i.r sali
soldiers gave hin $50 100 edi lssue
W th"u niKh''s ieaJiur.' he aIg. D."
they -sld iAl the meuey they had
The OLD gentleman ptcicfriur new
ISSUE T. 4ii, anal soIf or silver. q.
other, h'gaihr Wy mnth * Iea
"n 'eo''''nA '"t Nv e'D tN"Nr'
I' 7'',' u, '' ''''''Y "''' "a '''s
-" - - -, - b.'
~ y " i '''''s ..'' y" "a. " -
..bs' ,rj.ar .llr- r,,r- rt
.,,Irr lL.n l.imfl lisra,- In,
us p,,,rrl iLs Wr4 ! rsnuI Ma,
A., ve,nyt III, otly u,,, LII ,L,t
chsyo~,.r
t,rln i. ,i,re Al trant 4, .n
,.,,,r,ee A y,.s,e .yl.iAr \ r.sas
v.lBpferr >eN1 ,d-' tps has b.sr
,E.ert r.,m ba1i, f1r ,pHrc dian,
th.ey yonrs. viruref,uIf,f II r re
,tom 81 ogt p.sed,pu eJu1t., sn,i
mas sh,r,d 10 lt,td4i.,pa .,.ln....
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-03-10

',p,t -utu cblIstv -bI
% iit>pKlyE. tFk
"tp.,. .a.Ai.e ,JrH.D 20 oCy
mei executed .,btmn % ls6a los l,A,d
ns tho c'iiof u the Texas RDp1bicau O.
rne cor, of thr within citation fr-Iba
..tu..
Is Il rEEkY, 2aeis % ,
f,t s. 81 u2tt.
lln.n q .AUss .E.ss Miss Ban !
~hn'cp,r, 10 Pc5 90 Is.5 B
GE,nuG ORpEes ;
No -
ihv t3lawng proclamation lf ;ae rrs
iu' Is p.hI.-h'd .'g She ilfrnallon o
Of. t tt.rartet.,I
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-03-10

~
I ,.h,ns. .n.'' = " nss o" nt'v
as,,vu'' fV.n = ''o' i'' ZOO J
Na ,n
.,rLs.jh.l5.,
~. ,,s', p4o'le' mf
a., ..np,,,.,a " 80 ,1e '''p"f,n'en'
n,ehms,a r.,n. V,'I'E'
,.,..., r,''' ''N>'"'' i'o''
~
ma t,u,~,,, a -. q,
,,aer. No1t- n,..,, - ,''s "''''ta I
L.,.h..ai.. ""'Nl NV
Az ~
.,,h,.,,. -, ,Sa ~ ' H t'an'e', "~ier
Non, ,s,;,.a, ~. .u,H,, Y" per
are tcrby e,,tes and a., al ,nal 70 . year,
,as,, ,n,.,ts. - anu ~ su'' n''asei
- 80 a''4 ''J'c "'.n'' 'he SAID
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-03-10

par,meut, has consisted eniy ~ ,1nss ron
eral conclusions whie. .pyges, ,bemslye,
n every MINI after tousIdcratiou If III,
most salient iacts If the history AZ the l,s,
campaign ii u !, scc,iou Of nc torlede,
acy We DO no, knog tia. suy one take,
issue Nth these Conclusions ,in,pls IL.
causo they appear to "a 10 &c inr,ii,a,l,
and irresi.ht hu. l,,t any inasine ,,,a,
We have done ipia.are 70 Gen utn,th ~,
sLall 'atliy our position iva NOR detail
ID staten I'd Of III ina ba,b perr..i ,,,i
special ia'| IA
/, v..
D.. 80. -, go NNuu' a. $50 'o'
-. '''A' b'''"s go 's"S y, "l'
nh - ~ "v' '''''A''Ns va, -
Ia e,.,,nx ~, - '''''V,' "
h,,,er - III 9' ny" "'' NV "Seh
osaisc,' !, 49, - A1 A,'NS I.'e..''eu u
,ss,yei Tai - y, ~ Us "''' o, . . .
lion tb., H. I...I 80 80 ~"
H,,ks ,r,.,.4,,i -, -. 49, Us
trrp He,ai.L, a. - -. r.
= ,nu,,,.,,, or ~, -
month of al ~. - T'; w. ."'
,Ige G.e, u.1lI 49,, H., ~ r.
uni1a NJ Ybi.I -, ,. ~ - -
woplJ ro,,..r,,n,, a. ,,,,t'' '1'''''
a, 49,, ..,,., So. az ~
st.l, ,yn,,li ,,,,n',.l.' -. 80 IN -,
Ri ,,aa,3. sh,.,.''a., - ''''''N
ite,l River, snl near the Iesan frontier
lG this combination Gen 1aylof said
rrttcrate tL, opiuiuu formerly express
81, That every soli,er remaining Isl Texas
VIII De- tut Of The spring cainuaign '
Thus showing that be- PERFECTLY undcrs nol
Mat lnletd nIust already tsve been Oh
vious that 'ho'c'riny did not CONTEMPLATE
any serious invasion ~ Texas ,acept by
TIE valley ~ Red river So well con
snrtd VAS h, that this Npa.d be thp enc
ny . pian. tnal he begged OF Geo. sSmiih
to order the troops then ,s 1e,ss. innn,
5f whom had been d-lsched from Lis own
army les u.ou'As bclose,) 10 return 10
louisiana 4ud a; TIE safYe time. eICroso cd
hs perfect viii nrn,ss 10 At. la tec im
pending campaign under thrdl-ect o.drf,
VI either Gen. n 4prudcf or Sen Price
The event ja., fled la,iut. authorizations.
Oa tic latic ~ March. BANKS moved
from Slmm.rur' on AlYn,d,tu Lni
la,lst having bepo r,r,i,n.Is s,rj,,e,l
nj his eaVAl \. could do uetliap 10 im,e,le
isie lulkUe advnnrr. At ne cam. time
A co.opcraliuy rolru- unJer l'r,nki,,
moved frVar3 ,oearI. A.,apli, fr,r
Berwick. g.y lrl,r Win va.,l
inferior force ans coigprl ed ia rciir. b.
fore Banks uJv.uro Fort pe l,ua..,
s.s taken. unl Glal, m, eu,niy c,neen.
,rated his column. al Aiexand.s Lis Grs,
objective point, Hhcnre he recomncudr,
's ina-ch 70 shreveport On the oh o
Ap'l. Two of lhf'e q hnrns regiments
arrived rain ItA.s thos, Gelns ihr hrst
" ihe ir'hurceoieh's iron that Stale
20 We III zen. Ia. lor Discovered
nom intercepted Gispaicles. that he yorl !
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sey- A portion ui the subioiusa
remarks from the Lssra gc Tue
; Issue. IS applicable % other pot
l,09r IS Texas tbau ,iat t.. Which
/ It 10 specially designed
a close ulsrrvcr by going 70
the Post or any laoinihg whth
F.. the eastern man atites. can frm
q pretty good Judgement as q the
status uf Tire gruwl II tie lis.
ps,chcs are good, the friend Of lis
country viii Show d IA ais 'scc, Il
hr does not rEpress 1t 10 waI1s
while The pool s,oiksf wiil SAY, au,
afraid il is NOT 60 they are only
ieuliug ~ When va gel iha Other
side We will find we lave 81, been
'ala The sntm,ssIou,st Islands
q with hi- hands IN hIs pockets.
and declares " be does not hciicvo
ono word oft we nc w hipted 'nld
arr srcll iruls n NOT to know it,
that TIE i.mcoln government. " 81
were rlt Tor some few loyal meu IA
,hc south. would swallow ms as the
whale did Jonah"
"SuppQsc tbcucH' morning bir Ks
news uf tcvctsrs w. our arms.
and t.Aoash Yankee SOURCES. you
Will see the Friend oi hs calutty
,e..l 40 SILENCE with l4uE face
the cgubke, ~iI ,.sclAim. "a vas
alrsid ol iha INT lac "ssb w,ll
sh'avi, and laugh. 81 ku,w % would
tr seq W. ave whipped and w1Gal
not give MY pocket kuiic iar every
negro iu 'rexss mad br con,r.llei
~ So 4 han THIS remstk as sufe
'n "uctf't0 an luvrrs IT itcir eaun.
iry. aui tau 20 one he does not bear
tbs remark IF thought a. you
~, ! WON'T nat sway vi the country
IS liour-. III 10 could rn, get away
would laus n,yseli' Such ne
uNb-. howrvct only make Rim
tbn,k'c tie moro. anda loyal imam
wll either tuna ]n h's hcrl and waiN
away IA cuDicuirl 81 give BIN "a
plVee # his miil 10 90 measured
/ terms
.It. , ltL. ....e1., I.t e.
..y, .lv,av. ,,.i.,3 {, ,fst ts,
class ace a,waYs ahead II rs when
lthts newsis unfayotable. How uiyy
obtain q an Ice accounted ipl lii
only nne way. and uas Is, ti'st the
're ~ constant communication VAL
ne ene"y through ua''es'vn and
brownsville .h's u''u easily 10
nffNrnr 7sh"d ulrdngh Ma iatie'
r'ncN hs iiiete are hundteds 81
d'bnyhi 'teh banning cotton, and
ihty htve arees@ to the l"n'e,'-
. fesftIcrs and rlheghies -er'm,
h'n ma ,ptas ABOUT ~ get aiWti'
Y rs lead Qfciu @ nal carry disrate''
ga. @Wpesir describes aih rene
sades thrpnSh of j whnt'vrf 'h'
under sFaupl faj'lasi nay require
lEen is . day ~ Iech 4uing 'ur tiii'
latisi auG NpWa ARYe beeu bet
a'"i IN ssn'v "a ii'esu ~ Lave maze
ss'"h Nay to } aneee iaaj before
. the termination VI THIS Wal, lels q
'nh an II VII. tam y. Tie seat q
leaird
IHr uRsAN ~ lloNE ANr ms IL
,euiIs Col Wiustou or NE i5d
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-03-10
A LOEB,

~ last oIsuing general assortment oil
nfy Goods, Hosiery, md Groccr'ss,
next door TO A. nniher, which be w,ll
sell very clrap Gan aud see him before
gotng elsewhero .lt
Marshall Ian g -ta.