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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-01-13
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NAnsusLt, IeNAs, Ian 2th, ls6s.
In the card published by Gen, D. PfIle In
the shreveport News n the 10Th .ns, after
his departure from that city Tot ceuifA Texas,
he silently 10 lines my offer iu 10Y letter o.
t,ih December isst 90 tskl him before hi.
oNn troop. and call OUT from among bis own
officers and soldiers ~tnca,o- Of what has
been there stated and inc p more besides
Alter such . shrinking hi- coarse general a..
uai wi.. have Ire, weight with thinking men.
thtn a specific answer 20 even any single allie.
gaiiun iu thal detailed statement 90 his cam.
paigu aud b % i4ct merely . specimen Of the
buster by waieh be "a, been accustomed O.
keep down discussion FOL ljis public srt- That
tar. is about played out.
Asto the existence 81 the SANDER Oh Gems.
Nsrmadlks and Csheli, ! refer 90 their .nl
officers
H. concur. iu my trihntc 70 The g,llautry "
his III err sgl soldiers IL W.. made 1t his er,
peuse sm glad be bears i uAecrluly.
Gen. Price describe, ius - one who " pre-
tends % be- Governor %, taa state u. Nt,.0ar o.
The. Federal. take the -twe view %. MY posi-.
tion bat has The distiactunof being tbc srs;
iasn IN ONT lines 20 publish his couegucugu
With them in 50.
As the Missouri creative recognized by
tht Confederate government I have iecmcd il
both no, right and my duiy ufH miIy to publl.r
IN reference 10 the late .llulmign iu ihat state
J, statement of facts which are adAHted 20
have shocked thg puu,it conscience. fe.
antrim it. 20 tie Con tderaie nsthouues It
belong. 20 determine whethera tucnlrat de-
nml Uy she accused Us, ln their -ystem an
t,luitia' Of whether thsy vii take say action
1860 Il.
RIOS C REYNOLDS
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Is ~ opening general assortment OF
a. Dry Goods, Hosiery, and Groceries,
BeNt door to a Ruiiicr, which b. will
sell very cheap. Call and SO him before
going elsewhere,
Marshall Jan. 6, 500
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-01-13

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STEERING Price ana have ss.fsrnfy sss.ps.s
st. military r.,o.at,o, nom ia. eaum,ae.
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aas.f, W. never s,,ert,t,e8 t.sh uaqi fb.
ate M..so.f. g.ap.lsn That ..mp.lgn va.
aef.4s to ihe world ass csu.plst. and tf,
gB,pa.n, ..sss... A..u4.lst, mo,.sas.,
4 d,usts.. accommodated the o.,.a.. ia,
which .t sss ,stsgtes ..t il fell f,r .le,, Of
,hf success that vas -spr..snt,d n. b.y.p.,
Attended i. W. o. not nr.tepd Ia ..v that
Gen Price watt blame Tor tsI. f,5hir.
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and rsi..naA.gsmeat oi taa. p-..s u,.
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,tsIs proaerIgr
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~ We tske p!eAsar ig calling the sitcn
ton Of toe ADDE'S 90 the card OF Mr. A. t..
HAY, Who Announces that Il "a. succeeded 10
proeufss gliCo 20 redeem bis promises lJy
eth ing furnished ;as so'disn- Ne hs, lalSored
ia thsyooi work With cnefEy and dnssuess
u purpose and iae promises he made ~ feel
assured wsr. siyoa 30 good hts TIA; ,hc
sools nes.a be promrty iurai-aed hlm .5r
delivery We perceived that he VI. deeply
mortified A. d. position % -hich he Wa
paced and hru.s made no comment On h,.
prey lou. card .aaouIe % the la.lars 10 tslee N
previous promise.
The scheme ct organizing the Adde'S aud
furnishing them foreign goods n exchange inf
their own 'abuc.. has proved one Of the beet
means set devised for clothing "a. soldiers
We very MT regret that IRON bad manage
meni. 'hs, {, 3. likely 10 fli through VIII.
Many Of tbs Ladies could AFFORD 70 work for
nota lag. ard would gladly DO 90 there are
o,bsfs. however. that cannot sad 10 whom Ihe
pay lsa matter ct Importance. in the present
condition 1f Sine scIBtB. the latter g.ass D.,
uuch the nor. numerous. Promises ought to
- krpt faithfully ial u5 ono is.s TO be &c.
gevsd wett4-g tdai NJ. H,r WILDE placed
ia condition to resume tho god work which
be- aA- managed hiastto vita such success.
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- The Nar-tAl cleo Club p will give a
Conssrt a, the Adkins HOUSE tonight, for the
benefit Of the soldlera' Home.
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Tie sena'e
10 0ieh session 90 lhe House, turner's
resolution and hafN'dAle' substitute, were
"sen up
The weekly union record., 1865-04-01
The UNION RECORD.
LOCAL NEWS.
AGENTS.:

CHIco STAGE RoAD.-Last week, we passed
over the stage road which leads from Oroville
TO Chico. A portion OF it-a distance Of eight
miles, from Dry creek to Johusons rauch-
passes over soft, miry labd known ss .'the
black mud" Some months ago, viewers were
appointed, and new route surveyed and
located between these points, and an ap2ropri-
alton of 81 900 made by the county for its
improvement. We understand this amount
has been already expended, and also consid-
cradle amount OF private funds donated by
interested citizens There can be no doubt
but that this new survey is decided improve
ment upon the old, and upon it can be made
one of the best roads in the State, aud to be
Travelled with the greatest ease the year round;
but it will require greater amount of labor
performed than has been secured by the present
appropriation and donations. The first work
of ditcbipg and gravelling was commenced at
Dry creek, and is well done, but is only wide
enough for a single team to pass. The worst
places throughout the line are filled, dltched
and drained, and the road is being travelled Us
the main thoroughfare We think better
way would have been to let the grading, ditch
ing, etc, by contract to The lowest bidder at
so much per mile, aud make sufficient appro-
priatiou to make complete and substantial
road for all seasons.
The weekly union record., 1865-04-01

DISTRICT Cougr, MARCH TEgx, le65-Hou.
Warren T. Sexton, Judge-Buck vs.. Buck
report of referee fled Judgment rendered in
favor of plaintiff, dissolving the bonds of mat
rimony. Elliott ys. Day and Cook vs.. Day
continued until April 9th. Stephens vs..
WooIen-demuner oFerruled plaintiff granted
one day to file amended complaint The Peo-
pie vs.. A. and j. kirby-demurrer sustained !;
leave granted plaintiff to amend complaint.
The People vs. Maitoon-the same ruling ard
order. Stanley vs. GIuckaut-defeBdaut moves
the Court for non suit; motion argued by
attorneys; the Court grants the motion. The
People VS.. \. f. Carr-Jury empannelled to
try this cause Jas. Stevenson, Israel Hull, D..
F. Rollins, ". J. Daniels, Daniel Bidwell, A.
Thatcher, Henry Clancy, Samuel Mullen, G.
NJ. Gass, Jas Braselton, j. C. Vaudeville, 0.
Sewers. l. Posey vs.. John Greenfield, ct al
Judgment of foreclosure and order of sale.
Frank M1ltner vs.. John Green6eld-same
Judgment.
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RosE's RAScH.-This rich and beautiful
ranch is situated on the west bank of Butte
creek at the bridge crossing at the johnson
RaGch," and is owned by Il. C. Rose. Bor.
deripg the creek is an enclosure containing ten
acres in which there is an extensive nursery
of two years growth being selected as the
choicest fruit 10 the State. 10 an adjoining
field of fifteen acres large nursery set out this
season, is just budding forth !; also large
number Of bearing trees. The soil is of finest
quality, aud retains moisture to continue a
thrifty growth of trees, vegetables, vines, &c,
to the first of July. The market at 0royille
for several years past has been supplied with
fruit and ornamental trees of every description,
and the coming year the proprietor will be
enabled TO furnish more extensive and choice
variety than heretofore.
The weekly union record., 1865-04-01

RACES, RAcEs.-On Saturday April sth, q
race comes of at Dayton. FIVE miles from Chico.
Distance 500 yards, S400 side. The contest
will be between the celebrated White Stock
ings." and Chap" Many side bets" are be-
ing taken, and large number will be present.
If there was anything in names" We would
bet our money" ou-"Wh hite Stockings"
The weekly union record., 1865-04-01

AccIDEsI-John Michaels, teamster of W.
q. Jones, of Magalia, on Wednesday evening
last, received a severe flesh wound. in the left
groin, By the kick Of mule. The accident
occurred in the stable OF Mr.. Buckius as Mich
aels was about entering the stall. The wound
vas inflicted ty the cork of the shoe, and bled
profusely for several hours, bat is not coDsid-
cred dangerous.
The weekly union record., 1865-04-01

SAN Francisco MARKEr-Thursday. March
Flour-We note jobbiug sales OF Alvi-
so mills at Sl5 so; city extra rules at Sl5(d
SIS 50 super6ne at Sl4@l4 so. Wheat
1000 SKIS milling. in two lots, for Sacrameu-
to, at SC: $50 SKIS Oregon ex steamer Sc.
Bran-400 SKIS Oregon sold at $40 e ton.
Oats-rule from 81 90d5 e 100 TBS 300
SKIS light sold at 81 IS; $50 SKIS Oregon at
81 e7l5. Eggs-sales at AZ (d45c. Ap-
ples-l, 500 boxes Oregon, ex steamer sold ac-
cording to quality and order at So 25(d4 80.
Barley quote best brewing lots at So 35;
feed at S3Ca3 Is.
Legal Tenders-2O,O0O sold at the morning
board at Gle. Large sales this evening at
6l l466l1sc. Brokers rates 81 >.
The city of San Francisco has got new daily
The weekly union record., 1865-04-01

AccIDExr-On Monday last, Lewis Martin,
an old aud respected citizen Of Enterprise, came
near losing his life by being caved on by a
heavy bank of dirt whilst mining. He is fast
recovering from bis injuries.
The weekly union record., 1865-04-01

RUSAwAY.-On Sunday evening last, as
Geo. Faulkner, banker in this place, accompa-
MED by his wife and Miss Glass, OF Cherokee
Flat, were returning in a carriage to his home,
the horses became frightened at the head Of
Montgomery street. aud ran at full speed to
the corner of Montgomery and Lincoln streets,
where in attempting to turn up Lincoln, the
carriage upset, precipitating the parties rather
roughly TO the ground The parties received
DO serious injuries, Mr.. Faulkner faring
rather the worst The horses were checked up
after passing around the Square with the
wheels of the carriage upwards, as if the pant
ing runaways were testing the strength and
ruoning qualities Of The top.
The weekly union record., 1865-04-01

LARGE WHEATFIELD.-Gen. John Bidwell
has an enclosure containing one thousand acres,
all of which is sown down in wheat. From
the character of the soil and the present thrift
ty appearance of the growing grain, We should
think it Will readily yield forty bushels per
The weekly union record., 1865-04-01

TkAR Es DowN-We observe that many
ot the ancient and dilspiiAted buildings 10
various quarters of the town sre being torn
down. This is good idea for several reasons
the chances Of confagrstions are diminished
the vsise OF the lumber is greater. sud the
appearance of tbe place Is improved.
The weekly union record., 1865-04-01

Too MANY Goops AND NOT ENOUGH CASH
D. n. Frieslebeu offers his stock of goods at Q
sacrifice to raise funds He has splendid
assortment Of the latest style. He offers them
at low fgures- Give him call if you want
great bargains for cash.
The weekly union record., 1865-04-01

CRor PRosFEcr-For many years past the
crop prospects of this county have never been
more Hattering than at the present. We Will
soon have wheat, barley and hay, in great
abundance. Pasture upon the plains has al
ready srrived at an unusually large growth
aud fat cattle and sheep are no longer search
ty iu our markets. There is good time com
ing
The weekly union record., 1865-04-01

WILD BKEs.-Some two years ago, 7. a.
Hensley captured swarm of bees, 10 the
woods iu Feather river valley, which be bow
has st his residence, at Dayton. They have
,proved to be industrious bees;'' besides fur
nish;ug large quantity of honey, they have
,,hrown off fine swarm, all of which are doing
we'll Mr. Hensley is highly pleased with his
new, prosperous and profitable stock Of wild
hees
The weekly union record., 1865-04-01

Mas. Browns LEcrURE.-TLe Court room
which, by the way, was very tasefully fitted
up for the occasion-was well filed, 90 Wed.
uesday evening last, by an apprecia'ive audi
euce, to hear Mrs. Browns lecture upon Mans
Destiny" 1t was the first effort of the kind
on the part of the fair lecturer, and the cx-
tremely low tone of voice in which the lecture
was read may undoubtedly be attributed TO the
natural trepidation incident to her novel situa
ton From what we heard Of it, however, we
judge that it was a remarkably well written
production, evncing good taste, extensive read
ing and deep thought in the author, besides an
innate piety or purity of thought, which casts
such charm around woman.
The weekly union record., 1865-04-01

"A 'CAIIco' oR SERIo CosIc ExrsNFoRg
Talk 90 Live Subjects" is the title OF a lecture
to be delivered by Mrs DR.. Brown, at Chero-
kee, Wednesday, April 5,b, and at Chico. on
Saturday, April sth.
The weekly union record., 1865-04-01

CuIoo DEsTILLERY.-A large and commodi'
ous frame building has just been completed in
ihe town OF Chice, for the purpose Of manufac-
turing ale, porter, beer, etc. The material
aud fixtures are all IN readiness to commence
operations, and will be carried on by men with
long experience 10 the business, and on an ex-
tensive scale. Two new brick hotels are being
erected 10 this place one of which is over half
compae;ed; the others foundation has Just
been laid. So tiourishes Chico during the
present hard times.
The weekly union record., 1865-04-01

Rev J. NJ. WooDMAS will preach at the
County Infrmary, on this Saturday evening,
at 4, O'Clock
The weekly union record., 1865-04-01

AsRIvEp AT DRUN BASRAcEs.-The Nh-
miugtou Journal. of late date, says that Com
pany A, First Cavalry, Captain Ledyard, had
arrived, and would remain there for the present.
The weekly union record., 1865-04-01

Coop PRosPEcr.-James L. Henshaw has
sown on his ranch, in Feather river valley,
eight hundred acres of barley, which promises
a most abundant yield.
The weekly union record., 1865-04-01

WHo would be without calico dress, when
you can procure six yards for one dollar. Go
to Friesleben's, you can get it there ST that
price
The weekly union record., 1865-04-01

Dr.. HosTETTERs STOMACH BITTERs should be in
the possession of everybody in the mining region.
As preventative of various dangerous diseases to
which the gold seeker is liable, IT has no superior
While it is quite paatable even as beverage, it is
speedy and powerful in its effects upon the system.
In all cases of Diarrhoea, Dysenterv, and the pre-
vading fevers consequent upon exposure, the Bit
tiers will be found invaluable as a corrective. No
man should enter upon the exposed camp life of
miner without being provided with Hostetters pre-
ventive of stomach disease, nor should any of
those who are now engaged in the occupation, fail
to have recourse to the Bitters. Sold by all Drug
gists and dealers everywhere. Hostetter Smith &
Dean, Agents San Francisco. lm-nl3
WE call attention of readers to the advertise
ment of DIR. W. K. Doherty, in another column Of
this paper. The doctor has devoted his particular
attention to this branch of medicine denominated
specific chronic. Read his advertisement and the
sworn statement of cures. Address,
W. X. DOHERTY,
Private Medical and Surgical Institute,
Sacramento street. opposite office
Pm. 5. 5. c., San Francisco.
The weekly union record., 1865-04-01

SAcRAxKSro.-E. 4. Phipps, Esq, is our
only authorized agent in Sacramento, to receive
and accoun, for Subscriptions sDd advertising
for the USroS Rscosp.
The weekly union record., 1865-04-01

PRoBATE CoURr.-The following business
was transacted in the Probate Court, this
week Estate of Thomas McGoyern deceased
letters Of administration granted to L. Van
0rden, Public Administrator, and appraisers
appointed Estate Of the minor heirs of John
Spratt, deceased Ellen Spratt appointed
guardian, and letters ordered to issue 10 her,
upon filing her bond to each Of said minors (4),
in the sum of Sl00 Estate of Daniel Har-
rison, deceased d-will admitted to probate, and
0. P. Weed aid A. W. Eeitzig appointed
executors
The weekly union record., 1865-04-01

PETROLEUM IN BUrrE--At Mineral Slide
petroleum has been struck rich. Particular:
next week
The weekly union record., 1865-04-01

GREAT NORTH W EsrERN SANITARY AND
SoLDlERs HoME FA1R-J H. Chaplin. agent
for the Pacific coast sends the following 10 j
Bloch, of this place;
BY authority of the Executive Committee of
the above named Fsir to be held 10 the City
of Chicago, | am Eow making collection of
rare and valuable articles peculiar to the Pa
c6c coast ard neighbOring Islands, 10 be for
warded in time for the opening. on the 30th Of
May next. This Fair is projected on a scale
OF msguihcence never before eqgaled iu Amer
lea. The whole country. East and West and
from New Orleans to the Canada line, will be
represented in lis various departments. 1t is
very desirable that the Pacific coast, which
has ever manifested deep interest in the SOL
diers of our country, should have part in this
erovning effort of the people in their behalf.
What can be done IN your vicinity? Cannot
pour place be represented by sonnet hing pecu-
liar to its locality Will you not exert your
self to obtain small collection of Minerals
properly labelled. Sketches Of Natural Scenery.
or Rare CuriositieS, not too bulky, and which
shall contribute to make an Offering ST once
worthy this portion of our country, and the
great cause 10 which the proceeds are 10 be
devoted. namely: The relief of the sick aud
wounded heroes OF our Army and Navy Ali
contributions NAV be forwarded to the rooms
of the Sanitary Commission, San Francisco,
and should be received before the Goth of April
as the principal shipment will be made By the
steamer Of the 2Sd.
Parties wishing 10 make donations can for
ward as above directed or, il desired, all con
tribution. len st the store of Jos. Bloch, viii
be receipted for. and Immediately forwarded
LAxoEr.-This celebrated Backhawk trot
ting stallion will s.spd at the stable of j. +
Shearer, Chico. from March 10th TO July lsi
Terms, for the season, 10 e. 5. gold coin, $50
Lancet won ten-mile race over the Louisisns
|, course, Sacramento, ia September, 1862, il
e:32. making bis last mile 10 2:52. Lance
is the property Of S. Daniels, ESQ, Chico.
The weekly union record., 1865-04-01

The Oroville Guards will have street drill
on Friday evening April 7th. A full atten-
dance is requested
The weekly union record., 1865-04-01

l.. o. 0. F.-The Odd Fellows of Oroville
have made arrangements for a celebration on
the 26ih day of April next, the forty sixth
anniversary of the Order, on which occasion
their new Hall will be dedicated with due GER
emony. The festivities will conclude with a
grand ball in the evening. A programme of
the day will appear in our paper next week.
Committee Of Arrangements-Wm Schneider,
G. X. Hendel, y. B. Galiuger. Committee
on Ball-Peter Freer, j. j. Buckius, Charles
Oliver
The weekly union record., 1865-04-01

EGrL,AR TRAINS LEAVE MARYSyILLE
II for Oroville daily-eonnecting at Oroville
with Stages of the California Stage Company for
Shasta and the Northern Mines.
Leaving Marysville Sunday excepted) at .
NJ and 8 P. N.
Leaving oroville Sunday excepted) at A. NJ
and P. N.
Sundays-Leave Marysville at P. NJ. Leave
0roville at P. NJ.
Freight reaching Marysville by steamboat, con
signed TO care OF Railroad" will be received on
the cars at the Steamboat Landing, and forwarded
to Oroyile without cost for forwarding commission
or drayage. -,
At Orovile, merchandise for cup country" VIII
be stored in the Railroad Depot, and delivered to
order Of owners free of charge.
ANDREW J. BIsEEY, Supt.
The weekly union record., 1865-04-01

The city of San Francisco has got daily
paper called the Spectator. We are glad of it.
The weekly union record., 1865-04-01

NcT GUILTY.-The case Of rhe People vs..
n E. Carr, indicted By the Grand Jury for
killing Thos Hanke, was tried by jury of
twelve, 10 the District Court, on Friday last.
The jury, after retiring for less than half an
hour, returned their verdict-"Not Guilty
Much interest was manifested 10 this case
The verdict appeared 10 give general satisfac
ton. Hons. c. f. Lott and j. o. Goodwin
were attorneys for defendant, and Hons s r
Rosenbaum and J. NJ. Burt for prosecution.
The weekly union record., 1865-04-01

MoRRIS RAyISE RoAD.-We are requested
to call the attention of the road overseer of
Oregon township, D, Benner, 10 the bad con-
dition of the road leading through Morris Ra-
vine, and particularly to the bridge near Sher
mans ranch. This bridge crosses deep ra
vine and has given away at the west end, aud
the steep banks entirely cut off all travel.
Teams approaching this point from the west,
are in great danger Of being thrown into the
gulch below. as it is impossible to discover the
condition of the bridge till too late TO return.
We hope the overseer will attend to this bridge
before any serious accident may occur.
The weekly union record., 1865-04-01

ISQugsr.-Justice Coughey, acting Coroner
held an inquest, March 25tb. on the body of
Thos. McGovern. found dead in his bed. near
Wyandotte, in this county. Samuel Mullen,
S d, Topping, J. Hame j Rogers, John
Smith, VIM. Zumault and James Allen were
summoned as jury OF inquest The facts
ascertained are that deceased was found dead
in his bed cause Of death unknown, supposed
to be heart disease. Deceased was a native of
county Leithrean, Ireland, aged &C years.
The weekly union record., 1865-04-01

DAYToS.-This thriving little village is sit
uated about FIVE miles distant from Chico and
the Sacramento river, and in one of the best
agricultural portions Of the county. For miles
surrounding, there is one continuous string of
fences enclosing large fields Of the most healthy
and prosperous looking grain We have ever
witnessed at this season of the year. From
the scarcity and high price of seed, many of
the farmers have sown from thirty to fifty
pounds of grain per acre On volunteer land,
and cultivated it in, which is looking well, and
in growth IS ahead Of the plowed and sowed
grain. 1t is thought by many that grain thus
cultivated, will yield more abuudantly the
present season than the sowD grain. The vii
lage canlains one store, kept by Morris & Co,
who are doing a thriving business one black
smith shop by 7. A. Heusley, two saloons and
one hotel. A large hotel and several new
buildings will be erected during the coming
summer, at this place, for the accommodation Of
the increasing trade aud travel.
The weekly union record., 1865-04-01
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At Chico. on March 26ih, by A. Hallet
Henry l.. Sunderlin Esq, to Miss Julia A. East