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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-02-03

TF>WO II RED AND FIFTY
SACKS SALT AT AUCrION--I shall sell, by
public auction, for cash, ut Milford, in Caroline
county, on TUESDAY, the l4tl OF February, COM
mcncing at IL o'clock, TWO HUNDRED AND
Fifty SACKS (being surplus Of county, SALT.
The sale will be continued from day 10 day il
necessary, and will be confined to citizens of the
county and no one person will be allowed to pur-
chase more than three sacks.
Mr.. John Wright WILL before the day of sale, de-
liver to those who have not received their salt their
QOuta of eleven pounds.
WILLIAM r. b. WYATT,
ic I-at Agent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-02-03

The incorporating house of the Raleigh
powder mills blew up on Friday last.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-02-03

By X. +. Lester & Co., Auctioneers,
Petersburg, Eirginia)
NJ EGROES FOR SALE.-On SATUR.
IN DAY, the 4th instant, at IL O'Clock, in the
city Of Petersburg, at the store of r. L. Lester 4
Co, shall SELL by auction, to the highest bidder
some ten or fifteen NEGROES-Mcn, Women, Boys
and Girls
TrRMs: Cash. ALEXANDER DOMAIN,
Attorney.
r. 7. LESTER & Co., Auctionecrs. fe2-2t
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\ DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE. All
IA persons having claims against JOHN KING,
deceased, Will present then, immediately to the un-
dcrsigned for settlement. II not presented BY the
9TH OF February next, this notice will be plead
against all such claims. JOHN r. MILLS
Administrator Of John King, deceased
HANOVER COUNTY, January -, 1865.
ie 24-l0te
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AUCTION SALES.


By Redwood, Phillips & Co., Auctiofesrs.
WE WILL SELL, AT THE HORSE
w LOT, on SATURDAY,
Several Cavalry and Harness HORSES,
! good CARRIAGE,
BUGGY and HARNESS, &c.
REDWOOD, PHILLIPS & CO.,
fa3 .A Auctionecrs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-02-03

FAYETTEVILLE (NORTH CARO-.
LINA) MILITARY ACADEMY.-Thc first
session Of this institution viii! commence on the ST
OF FEBRUARY, 1865.
Applications for admission must be addressed to
MAJOR WILLIAM A. BANKS,
ia 20-tlstFeb SUPERINTENDENT
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-02-03

IN Z T l O. IN MUSCLE. w.
Il ROSTER begs to inform his friends that he
has resumed the PROFESSION OF MUSIC
Terms made known on application to Messrs. Geo.
Messrss J. W. Davies & Sons, on Main street.
fe I-3ts
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| EXTRACT
M Office TO HOLDERS, AND OWN.
~ ERS OF FOUR PER CENT. REGISrEl.lrI

NJ Office TO HOLDERS, AND OWN.
IN ERS OF FOUR PER CENT. REGISTER
BONDS, ISSUED UNDER ACT OF fEBktAhl
IL, lSGi.-Ns;ice is hereby given to holders '.i
owners Of four per cent. registered bond>, lSat'
under act Of February L.! lsoi, that the ieiest aug
On the same 10 LIST January, 1862 Will be iaid ua
presentation OF the bonds, at any. time after ~
proxmo, to the Treasurer, Assistant Treasures %
Pay Deposltares named below. 1t Is impraeoe'ee
to prepare schedules for the payment OF Interest Oh
these bonds, the number and amount OF 'ho',
SURRENDERED, in payment of taxes have not been gel
asceltsiaed. u. a. TRENHOLM,
Secretary OF Treasury.
Treasurer at Richmond, Virginia.
Assistant Treasures at Charleston and Aooi.c'
Depositaries at Raleigh and Wilmington, Ao''A
Carolina. -,
Dspositares at Charleston and Columbia, Scum
Carolina. :.
Depositaries at Savannah and Augusta, Geo'S'a
Depositaries at Tallahassee, FLORIDA, ana M'h'
gomery, Alabama.
Depositarics at Columbus, Mississippi, ard iiou'
ton and Marshall, Texas de i6-tod-m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-02-03

TREASURY DxrAafNhNrt
RVHAosp, Va, November 2s' Is6'
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN ~
IN HOLDERS AND OWNERS OF CERtif'
Gates OF STOCK AND COUPON HoSi'S ~ =
uader the act Of August ~ isbl. re'seemable ave.
the lat day Of January lS.S, to present the .,s
Tor paymcnt on the SEiOND DAY Ot.ANVAhi
NEXT, or at any tims thereafter, to the TrsasIus,
Of the Confederate States, ono Of the Assi>tn
Treasures Of the Confederate States, or Pay -
rositary Of the Confederate State, fund, hasns
been placed in the hands OF said agents Tor tne
povc OF rsdeeIring such stock and coupon bonds-
No interest will BE- allowed on such stock ana eo1
pan bends after January lat. 1865.
q. A. TRENHOLM,
De 7-eoa2m Secretary Of Treasury.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-02-03

EIRST-RATE House GIRL FOR
Il SALE AT AUCTION On FRIDAY, the 81
Of february next. at 10 o'clock, will sell, the
auction house of N. NJ. Lee GIRL, about .h-
teen years Of age, accustomed to house work and
nursing, and Of good disposition.
EDWARD SYDNOR,
ia 30-td Commissioner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-02-03

By Red wood, Phillips & Co.. Au.tioneers,
No. 81 Main street.
WE WILL SELL, AT OUR STORE
w FRIDAY, February Sd, commencing at II
O'clock A. n a large and desirable assortment d
HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FURNITURE, en-.
bIuciug, in part,
COTTAGE BEDSTEADs,
FEATHER BEDS,
WINDSOR CHAIRS,
CARPETS,
Sioat's SEWING-MACHINE, in u der;
CLOTHING and BLANKETS,
SHOES,
WATCHES, SC.
REDWOOD, PHILLIPS & CO. Auctfoneers,
f. = No. 81 Main street.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICES.

4 DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE AND
IL SALE.-The PERSONAL PROPERTY of
Temple Elicit, deceased consisting Of Hogs, Sheep,
Cattle, Corn, Fodder, Household and Kitchen Fur
niture, and Farming Implements. will be sold, for
cash, at his late residence, in Hanover county, on
the Sth day Of February, 1865. And all persons
having claims against the estate Of the deceased are
requested to present them for settlement and
those who are indebted are requested to make in.
mediate payment.
C. H. DABNEY, Administrator,
ja27-tSF" with the will annexed
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-02-03

80 eaAptsia and Assistant Qlar4crntss.r.
0ssa:stsamAster's Office, Richmond. VIRGINIA Jarua,s
u 2s-iM
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By Robinson, Adams & Co., Auctioneels,
Corner Of Ninth and Main streets)
--------
WE WILL OFFER AT AUCTION,
w on FRIDAY NEXT, February 3, at IL
ouloAf,
500 boxes MANUFACTURED TOBACCO,
80 cases SMOKING TOBACCO,
.O,bOC Florida and Cuba CIGARS.
ALSO,
GROCERIES,,
LIQUORS.
DRY GOODS,
BOOTS and SHOES
AND
MISCELLANEOUS GOODS
Particulars in special notice oh morning of sale
Consignments solicited.
ROBINSON, ADAMS & CO.,
ia 81 AuctiOnccrs.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-02-17

Last nigh' 81 interesting sscpgal Of
saairs las; o. the river, ~. received by
telegraph Tor ~hich ~ r-grst that We
have 40. room The following e.brsees
The princip le items
A fsll eIchsngc Of prisoners "a saon 20
TAX. place Geo lee sas been made
commander IA chief q III. armies Of the
C0nhd'rncy Coniedersl, Senate T"sed
House d., -oS.Ishi0g oil oNices Of quar-
ierUastcr. And c.mmissarcs GA duty Al
po'' and dcpo'' and prov ding Tor .p-
poiutm.nt u bonded agents 10 fll their
places No details Of persons between |
and ~ 20 be Above 10 said department.
Brecsiafidge has catered upon bis dates
as Secretary OF War b.urcgard i. 70
take command Of Hood. amy Shcr
man vas threatening Brauchyl-. Ch.rl,.
ton, and Augusta Urea, battle between
Ire and Grant expected "a take pace on
.he Stu
The psse. commissioners w infer have
returned, thnush The d.ps,ts- do not
positively 40 state Oar conmiuisners
vent 10 good faith, e.yin %. Who'll. que.
ton open Tor settlement, liuco'u IL.
mauded I. a condition pfectd.n, 10 u.s0.
tis inn., submission 70 IL. nations "
fsnk-el authority, snd a restoration
Of the Union. rc'usisg TO agree 10 a cessa
,ion 81 hustiIiIies pending the deliberations
The splri, displayed by tin evidence.
that vi hope Of p.sce suder th. present
Black Republican government Al WASH.
ing,on. are a, An end that the whole Oh.
zee, Of the Blair movement was al .riihce
to unite the North aore completely against
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IHgsrialr or KsPu siYcAnisN

Dsrse ,ss pe aA>e, u ,ss prsssa,w'olsiion
" ksvs ssss,,r aax heard She ssgreSs isn, e'ea
rem iaas sent uea, Ma, Repstlics aisfn
nd proved fsslars and ~.s vi-tasry a. al
end hat N. nuly government vof,ht Of
being p.rp,.ast.d, or -siob pryms,i aa'.
atty vas. limited noaA-hy Lac ihH Of
rs.. bfi,Aa.
We inASiu, Ilsi lev Of she men sho thus
expressed Themselves. ever topped 70 sons SET
the condition. socially aa3 politically. Of .
r.opl. eader such government. -sh IL
sao--ions grants Of power % iadvrsAls ia
msnoyols. 20 e1mpsas %. di.tiactlsn o.
-iA.., IT, ieglsi. 100. il;ented 10 aggrAntr,
the -esthJ and thu n.bls
s.nlH 'srIas 20 thu, as, mentioned FL.
lsi.d aauns tue revolution 81 lf's bot u a
rach greater degree than ass besa manifested
dsfins this ft'oisilon. Many Of the most
iat1et,sl Ani talented u.e Of ths. period
we're 81 heart. mousrchi-is AleIsni,i Han
isan sud ihn Adam. .srr bslisf,t 70 be
opposed u Repabtcsui-n Ard IN f.'o' o.
.,t.bi-hiss ssovrranent similar 81 sat II
Crest Britain. ken even .tai 80 "a As to
,cr'ily ftopos the scheme to Gsn. Washing
ton -ho hss he good 'en.s a1i 'hs p,ifl1'
..m to reject ihsii s'er'sr,s.
" 0us propos.t.Jn. 10 he Confcdsn,e
CorsreH 10 make Tea ios seisior. hs ssty
mueh the syrsafsaos Of the movements . tt.
mousfehist n tho pat ern,sty and ae-,in.
ed A. ~ believe 70 meet 9Th ..mtlsr fctais
b. the voics u the oouairy II, people Of
shes. sts,ss require ns dictator and "a our
Judgment. Vii Hsv,r .abma 10 rae Purssd
by 'n'.'or'ua'. chAstsn,d ~ -asmI,,. hsia.
taught To Tie school q experience -hsi 'hsy
never suer before IN -hs, consist, The der
sn.e bat-esn slavery ADD fe.d9m. they vii
come oat o. this revolution . ~ believe
-isb more devoted stiaehm-a' 80 fsqablicsa
institoiious riIh q more jealous regard for
tbsif state ant .nsrdasl fshi'. than th'J
sV'i ea'erta bed before
AZ not ifss. therefore hat neppb!'0auisn
"a a allure unlcs- : should hsrFen Ma, She
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-02-17

Tn, pr,,. v..,o, F.u-n, 10,
WorlIa r1,r,.rond.pt dating .Inrrury
18Th .y. Mr. B.r.,,it,o Richmond
continues =, he II, sub,e,, of rur,-on.
comment, Al .b,re. .tb On, gio,i..,
d,rB A. For, Fi.,.r N, honor NJ 9,.ro,s
In, public ,,iotriog | heard a. MAJ,
store. eoucrrnioy I'm, ,i.,, on -hich by
Tie vav NJ Rl,ir .o,p. usrteetly .I.ni
Tho, | do no, a,l authorized 10 .,a,e sry.
,sin,. no,it,,e an the .ahie., II had
.ny or,,io, "a s,n.... ,oniJ sir,ni,
"a. ~, ia ,,, IeI,cys h,m "a s.,i.b 4
-. ~. ..,,,,.. 80, - d,r.,.,,-,
Nd ,h,tIr va, os,'1,., ,.1s5 in IA.
80 g.. ,.,e,,o',L =, x. i,s,;,.,,o, .,
H. did, .,d the .bnr,t7oo cl,oSc ,hir,,
s',s ,o W.ss,ng,o, ", rjncr, Cha
i.a a.rt'.,'r ..nr a.. rt.-.r,.,
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Iarfv.L 1yo ,p1p,srUnss OF rms
NAILS

MANS
ss,,.o.r ..p Assissss ssri's say
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M MAI closes ~ . oslers =
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tar he d,.,riba,i1r q the ssfe'spoh mai
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p n .nt y ysrsl w~iesssi,s nj ! o. elseh
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day uetoro aenAr.ors.
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- opVr~d from ss,clest 4. u uus'i dsfs On
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only altar ,hs daitbanoo of Vie sers'epoR
nsn.
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,n,a te plseSd N the a se 90 nr before the
hour II eio,ieS We fnsii-
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HrSsY NAwsOS =. "
N.,.h,r Yrh lat iesS
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TIES MEAD OF The LATE COTTON
BUREAU



Hsr fSeS,sry
I y. s,ssss yss 70 h,vs hs i1i.r.s. Of the
Csnf.as.s earnestly At hsSf, snt believing
you ucspable ~ e0ias sfogs 10 oas "ho 10
=, safn..,ly .tr.ing 10 advance = welfare,
80 pslus3 to zoe 10 copy ~ ths h~p 1bliesn
u ~. 7uth your comments under 81 sfteie
entitled Ii, hesd q the lsss otion bureau
Ths psussIsph ga rr., saots cay e.'a,
20 hs On nntl,fs sfefcn Of the Operations ~
the Bureau /. We round nunb~r 10 hs
srie.s sud v.iu-s clearly Indicate. bat yos
won. &c f-sard ~ - thaush !, -.re = p" hslSnce
shset = "a n .usuisr professional neon
sdrrston d. not even mste De Allowance
Tor a.. tYpagfsphioA error, that mis hi have
occurred through IN, iusd'sfiencs Of re eun
rs-itc'
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shs cost q The goods - slutrd g. 49, p2o
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sssnt s,timste The oitst IN estimating TIE
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81 months subscriptions Of over orc bali
aur subscribers in this and other coan'ie.
1ao@ dc.irous of containing the paper
will please notice his IA their uarncs vii
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Hereafter We intend 10 d. 3, oIeldsivcy
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o., Of II, As our old cciempofary Of he
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asnouncensn, $ intended 'pes.l'' '3r oar
fii-uds
We are anxious to fs,slu oar Oh sab.
s.ribcs, and for The prcssni viii take a
'.v new on~ How long y. viii con
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Irp4ffd ihs Hie Al ~ ssnI molhei'
Jan .tlh n'tef panilI i'iues Ah1lt M
fsn' daughter Of !. j AND H~'tr 'olehan
ssei t-o yesf' .Hd sso months
Liue iNre was fu th-i va lo'ey au1
essaiii1. lia''ns bs'n deprived ~ .meiAtfs
ssrir' Gaze rom h-f elr'h' s1s vas desby
des' 70 tsn.s VII" plr.sArr snd itisb' II
va 70 We 'sns -s'eh t'sf nef. 'he ra'
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Hnu' ~ 'l4tet' HHe stoope1 Anu den ul'
Athoash the do'les Grand Nnin'r h.. bet
net earn ho'u'' hs' i'naiy c'A'peo heI
uA0s 70 acf bosom isu VII Miss your prr
-lou' 80 Al al h9ar' .hs vas sssF y Sour
'lis' hes''h ~ em'n hsf' cue - tIsI'
ofien wi yos - . va on i'gnorls Se'sn
.4n-r and die t..a. over no. she sleeps
s..ety lu t1f .laatI . low. Not te 'a'llns
II leff u.r 80 sniriiH. q bird - Ercsk
Der rest. Itne Asr uits form lie. Wondering
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sid 90 .ggh d. tAe u.dom Of Heaven
oh -lu IA paint TIE ssihsi .f.ef Wien
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blue eyes aud ihs usping wrfd, w Pa rect
cot nlsesr What hs. he s. comfort BIN II
thc loss - A. uaay lie soi' breathing
'c.hls Aeniy whisper hoiS. 1rs .se'.
hope siPc the tear from -uffo'. ~. ehs.,
a-.y he snsai.h OF d,.par s~r.ieB The 'Hl
IN riion, sni let time al hsaIiu. iunuen, .
take pnse''ina of hs heart aHi vie relief.
f"sr hsh' an htA'sn, she al - r1me
10 you e1t Jog can 80 hsf. unsn 900
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" tuf tnrtusry ser1gt' "a aui .-Sl.
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~ ~ N.7's'f ~ . H NV
SEVEN THIRTY TREASURY
> NOTES In pursuance Of an act Of
cousress approved November rs, 1864,
entitled An act 20 au horirr tie Secrels-
~ of the Treasury 20 Nrchange coupon
bond. for scyeu.thitty treasury notes.
holders ~ sgch notes are hereby notified
thai al the payment " The annual 10
tertsl due thereon an the drsi day Of Jan.
vary sGi uron 'cufa'ion u the came.
the Treasurer. ASS slant Iteasurtrs and
!ny pepostaries "a. designated at fooi}
will rssgr certificates therefor. which VII
emile the holders 90 coupon onls pays
HE thirty years ufi'r TIE fret LAY Of jim
uafy lstt. bearing SIX ptr cent. interest
from the FAD ir.t II January. 1868,
yaNshlv 60 the fr,, day. o' january AID
judy in each year Tine Treasurer, A.
ssiAut lraErs aud lsposi,erles will
make week. s. rcrir,' 90 the Register Of tie
lfcaury vt such certificate. ssucd q,
their Offices ~hcreupoo bond. will b.
So forward 90 tai .sisct.,r = same The
uul,s wi. he Cancelled IN the usus, msn.
uer and { rssrled To- The fr't Auditor
q A. TRENHOLM.
Secretary Of Treasury.
c ;. Tu.sgH, t4tNrr. n
Marshall Jan e. SOS
N, p.plai,srir1 IN w, lrpsrtin,nts1.
.hurif j ~ nct uud,f Ne foregoing notice
are those a. Washington Ark Shrevc.
port, - iinslon ali Narshn,I 1cxn,
The rFcr'. t. DC .eti 80 Die Reg,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-02-17

~ we puolish, ID smother column, q
communication from An -s,t<med friend 10
r.,ls 10 =, sr,irle which .nne.red !, IN,
paper OF '"' -o'n VI 'AHua'I' ehV''led
' The Head Of ,bs Late Cotton Bureau
GUSHING, of the Telegraph, also coppl,iu
ia. =. ano
II Tue Marshall Hepaolic.u desires TO
son'roser' statements 10 the lHsaH,rn,
The ed''or wl'i 90 Us the iHvor TO copy
th~n rom this paper and thus avoid
nas'ng ID. Typographical errors OF other
prfs 'ne OASIS Oh ls remarks and also
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-02-17

~ The Soldiers Home " al this
place, Is beginning to realize VIA, il MAS
intended to be, u genuine Soldiers Home.
The ladcs. with their accustomed Industry
and zeal, have taken the matter 10 hand.
We dropped IN at the lone the other morn
INK, and found n1pi Der Of our fair friends
busily employed in making comforts We
noticed several new mattresses. The sol.
der passing through Marshall will find il
pleasant stopping place. md We hope
II will be made even more so One gea-
,leman from The country said 10 Us |
live too far to send provisions up here
regularly bu, tell Mr. llemhy TO .crd
little wagon down to cur neishborhood And
We will OH IT," That. tho RICH, spirit,
an we hope will be initiated b, other
n.ighborhoods Those VITO live near,
might send little VI their surplus,
rurkies, ducks chickens, eggs butter,
ard, hams, potatoes, sc, car be used to
advantage A ycry little from esch one
An amount tat would 10, b. missed -
will create the creates; abundance
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-02-17

The following rem a correspondent Of
New York paper will give our ra 'crs
a 'Ain, idea Of the condition Of society 10
th. South under YANKEE rule j. would
b. well Tor thosc ~ss contemplate re an.
ion with OR eneaies, 20 rcad II And pop.
der over Il
4 Political .HMmg al Noa.,M The
eolorrd people Of Nashville had an in.
nensu iorchllght professor in honor OF
Lincoln and Johnsons election The pro.
cession ws very near half 3 mile long
The Vice President elect. Col Mon,
and It. smith OF New Jersey addressed
the ihrsug 10 front Of the capitol. Gov.
srnor johnson ceunseled his hearers to in
dusty forbe.rance, moderation, asd virtue
lie earnestly warned them against the vice
OF lsshng and immoral pFsctiecs, aud cd
vsed them TO spend their surplus earnings
IN the education OF their children, IN
you are not true to yourselves. he said
you DO not deserve TO bc free F."
Two persons lost their lives during the
MEETING The first WAS = member OF the
9th regulars While Governor Johnson,
was speaking, he very iooli.hly CON memo, i
hsff shiug for Nc; lelian, denouneins An.
t drew Johnson ~ = traitor, and making
other violent demonstrations A row Gu.
sued, dsring which the soldier WAS shot
down One Of the colored men, va sail
TO have nothing 70 do in the matter was
afterwards murdered by the soldier $
friends
The citizen who threw stones 81 Col
Mouy while be WAS speaking, started ,c
run, sud Was instantly -bo, BY The guard
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-02-17

~ We are pslp.d " record the death
OF Rev G l.. HAsitL. who hs. he-s tse
stationed preacher Of the ". f. Church.
At thus pl CO, for tn. las, two years lie
was a most eIcellen, man, ard = devoted
Christian minister He was bsrisd ye,.
tsrdAy. A large concours. ~as present,
e'idencisg by the respect paid hrs re-
mains, how much the living msn had been
esteemed We read in the eosntensnces
Of many, white and black, the tokens Of
Affection which are written o. the heart
Not the less ,orro~lul among IL, sp.c,s
tors we're the servants, 70 whom Ae bad
often preached and given good counsel,
and Who felt As they stood near his grave,
they had los, = friend 1t 4 pleasing r.
neciion that when lite has past, that those
With whom We have bees most intimate -
the friends with whom We have counssled
the ne'ghbor whom ~e have me, 10 daily
socinl intercourse, the servant 70 whom
We are indebted Tor Nasy kind on1ce.-
may be gathered arosnd our grave. IA
pay the last sad tribute Of affection and
friendship, at parting The mos, charm
iog portion Of = we'll spentl life is i.s close
the connection between the church mill
,aat and the church triumphant, men snC
women on one side, and angels on ,h'
other
Rogers has beautifully d~cribsd ,h'
death scene Of such a man, When he says
" Those who watch ~ hm. seo not bu, h
aces sees aud c1pl,s
Those ~a",h W him tear not but nc hssrs,
And earth iscstes, and hcayea itAeii appears
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-02-17

~ We learn from the shreveport News
that he citizens o. caddo and Bos.ier parish
e.. La, are to give grand fss,ya aud barbe.
cue TO Gen. rornsy's DIVISION. at the -Four Nile
Springs, this side Of shrrpots. to morrow
There Is to DO grand review Of The ,roops BY
Gen. Smith. Gov. Alien. And other dnta
grlss>A .it,sss .rs % Usl- srss,A.s