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THE LECTURE SEASON.

IMPORTANT LECTURES DAILy-FoR GENTLEMEN
only. a The New York Museum q anatomy Sls Broad.
receipt Of oen by addressing Secretary "s
Sew Yerk nrssvR Of AnAtomy.
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On and afsr Saturday July 1885 two daily trains VA
seventh street ats NJ and 2l5 P. M passing through
neW haven New London and Stonngon 70 East Greenwich
r. ~ where the splendid steamer ULYSSES will be In walt
ns and start Immediately the arrival Of the trains for
Narragapset Bay, arriving at and SOP. NJ.
Tickets sold and baggage checked through,
JAMES II HOYT, Superintendent
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WINES, LIQUORS, &C.

U,RrDEHBERd KANE GO, 2o FULTON STREET
Importers OF Wines aud Liquors and manufacturers
Bers Cordas syrups Ar oer the above goods Of supe
quality al lower than any house In this city
shipment Ia barrels kegs and Ia contann
dosen bottles each. Agents wanted.
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EXCURSIONS TO KEYPORT-THE STEAMBOAT D. r.
~ MARTIN will leave New York daily from pier foot OF
Jay street at O'Clock except knd Sunday Re-
turning will leave Keyport at r. NJ On Saturday. VIII
leave New York at p. H. The steamboat MATTEAwAN
leaves New York daily (sundays sxcepte) at r. H. and
Newport Al
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AMUSRHHHTs.

>vEw BowERY THEATRE-1xTRA NoTIcE-rH&
ladies' and esnslsnsn engaged this ar
rao ted 70 msst on the stage u II A. NJ. ThursdAN
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~ street pavemen,s Sealed proposal ene"rsea ws,n
title OF work, OF bidder and date OF ohcrns wa P re-
cevcd until III O'Clock NJ OF Thursday July ~ lseb Tor
repairing and keeping IN repair during ns psroa
ing and ending December 81 100 gu paved ave
pucs streets squares oroughfarcs 70 the New
York. excepting much Of Broadwayas ~ now Aved with
The Russ pavement BIDS must be In me form prescribed
by this Board blanks for this PURPOSE ana cchcatons
and forms tho proposed agreement Will De furnished al
this ONCE THOMAS sTBPIIEf,S,l Croton
ROBT T., DARRA.aH, Aquesluct
A. W. CRAVEN. y BOARD
NEW YoRs, yulr H. 1880
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PROPOSALS..
.--~-l -ss4~-~s~---s---s
CRoToN AQUEDuCT DEPARTMENT
~ TO IRON FOrNDPRS
Sealed proposals., endorsed Proposals for Iron Pines.
with the Of bidder date presentation will be
received this ONCE until II O'Clock A. ~ Of Thursday July
~, 1906, for furnishing
7'gJ Zee, cas-, iron water Pipe % inche. diameter
1900 do. do. ~ do
Rw1 DO do DO
400 do do do
And thirty tons OF branch pipes and other special
ings.
The specincations which will ready the
10Th Inst blank for the bids be obtained
this oAlce THONSA STEPHENS.
ROBERT l.. DARKAGH,
A. W CRAVEN,
Crulpn Aqucduc, Board.
..ogricr cnoroy AauHDvcr BoARp. RorcSpA err Han
PApE july ~,
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- fSfNTfNd as w6SES Sy ART VASES: g,
July O'clock pIscsy The prSRsr Of private wsss
or PAaiok AND pRAWIEa ROOM FgKNIryRg !: - -.
su covered il French san brocate and reps; Turkish
Easy Ckas ana Lounges 70 mstch rosewood Centre and
Pier Tabes Etaaeres Corner and Book Stands
day Sronss Coc China and Paran Vases Parlor 0rna
msnfs eleoxnt Brooate Curtains fine collection
on PannGs EngeyIngs large Mirrors and Chandelier.
.-S-I III AND COVER, COST $500
elegant instrument With round corners beautifully
strung bass plate French action fun octave
rosewood and mahogany Bedsteads Bnea washstands
Spring End Hair Mattresses Beds Blankets, Tea Tables Ex
tenson Taps Glass China and Silver Ware Table Cutlery
&c. Sale positive. Deposit required
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woke AND COAL DELIVERED IMMEDIATELY
~ white Ash Coal at eS and Red Ash II % 30 ton
Apply Il ~ Third avenue near Fifteenth street
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/tROTOS AOtEDUCT DEPARTMENT.
~ To COnractors:-separac scaled proposals. each
doraed with the title Of the work the bidder
the date OF IT, Offering will bc received
eleven O'Clock A. NJ Of Friday July ~ 1876 for the
struction Of the following street improvements viz
Sewers ia Eighty third street bctwcen Third and Fourth
avenues; Oak between Oliver streets
tcth street between Broadway and Ninth avenue Monroe
street. between Montgomery and Jackson streets Orchard
street between Delaney and RiyngOn trres; Madison
street. between scanme and Jackson Streets aud second
avenue lid aud 25th aho revcncnta
~ Twenty nret street. from THIRD 90 Fourth and
street side OF Gtamcrcy park; fity-unih street. from
Second Third avenue; Fofy-nfth FROM Ninth 20
Tenth avenue Fifty 9th street from Third 10 Fourth ave-
and Wet street from Hammond 10 nfoken aud
Of mtcrsccng herewith Sieci
ncaous and forms for bids he obtained application
TO tho contract clerk at this Office
TIIOs STEPHENS, } Croon
ROBT l.. DARRAOH, Aaucdvct
July IL, 1865 A. W. CRAVEN, Board
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DURNHAM's FURNITURE EXPRESS --rURNITURE
ID families moved, clay country psnoforts Furniture
bored, shipped Furniture Stored Oacs w West llth nsAr
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EXCURSIONS.

A HOY, FISHING BANKS-THE STEAMER NEW
"A HAVEN, Captain A. @. Post will run to the Fishing
every Saturdays excepted stopping At follow
B Bro street 10 Peck slIp 5a Christopher street
OF music win accompany the boat every day Bait lines and
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-03-31
5000 REV ARD.

MILL bc given to each and every ri.
W sou 10 whom have sold cotton OF
with whom have deposited any funds ior
the purchase OF payment OF cotton OF
who has assisted me in any way 10 The
transportation Of cotton in any QUANTITIES
from oac poin, to another, either In OF ou'
VI the Confederate States.
The above includes myself agent, o. o.
torney, or any person acting for Nc II
becomes matter Of interes, that the
names OF all persons tia, have had CO,
ton dealings with should be known both
to the officers of the &. s. Govcpnes'
and myself. i any Que knows Of maA
with whom have had cotton dealing. -
any ray, keeping back his name, he shan
have the reward by reporting such s'o
or men.
let the names be reported to the editor
OF the CHddo Gazette, and Col W
Shivcrs. Post Commander 81 Shreveport
Ia. II Is hoped that no one wlH keep sdS'
ms name.
GEO. ". GUESS,
It. Col. 3lst Tex. Cav. Disnosnted
+. 81 give my name odheislly, sou,'
know It with the title sssy more ~l'h
out II.
Feb. II, 1865, s!3-2m
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-03-31


ton tcs Uovwoss. updes the constitution.
| 10 1888, Tor rsasoo pulisbsd ai the tine
| 10 - censtilueps. X woeid have been
die 70 elect . Governor, ouleas At The
samc time Legislature eeold Be chosen
10 inangsra1R Aim. Tte Congressional
election IN May, 1864, was ordered by
Congress- merely publ'shed . notice Of
the election.
In August. 1864, su election ehoold
have been held. inside Of the limi,s Of Mis-.
.osri M III STATE cficers On the NH
of june last. ! addressed letter to Gen.
;. p,;ce snd Col. T. Polk, Oh sccoun, Of
then isnef q Governors Of Missouri. ask
Ing them TO favor me with their
respective views Of The duty Of the
kssestivs 0 tic State, under existing
| ciscuus .Auces." 10 refersoce to that eiec
ton. This placed the whole question be-
fore them. in the broadcast terms To
, their answer OF the 9th Of the same month
, | replied Amer carefully considering
your srvuE,euss have determined, in def
ercnce to tho j;AxuHu, OF such distin
guishcd ci,iseis - yonrselyes, to take
the course you recommend uadef The pres
en-; circumstances" Ny lctters 10 them
were Official, signed by me "a "Gogcrnor
OF the STATE OF Missouri" their answer
- therefore, OF eoarse. pubic document,
which have a right to publish II IS Us
/ follows:
CAspss, Arkansas june 10. 1864
HIS Ere,iieneg Tho e. Rtp,oid,
/ DEAR SIR Your communication ha.
| been received and We proceed to make an.
swer Many OF the officers required by
thu constitution and laws Of Missouri 10
be elected on the frat Monday Of August
next, are to be- chosen by the voters Of dis
| tric's. NJ Senators and Prosecuting Attor
I neys -'il more Of them by the voter. Of
! the several count,,s, rs members Of the
/ House Of Representatives and the tonu'y
Officers while the smaller number only
are % be elected by general ticket The
! qualified electors OF the State, especially
those Of them N the army, arr dispersed
over territory scarcely less extensive
than that Of the entire touhduracy
They ART to lie found. not ohly almost
egeryw here on this side Of the Mississippi
river, but also on the other side OF tina.
river, FROM the Potomac 10 the Gulf 81
MeNico. We 10 7ot think therefore tina.
at election can b. held on the first Mon.
day IN August next. in the manner and
with the forms ptescrib,d by the conslitu
ton aad The law VI the State Moreover
The time Intervening before the das " the
election /. 80 short. that il would IT, i'm
practicable 10 orsunl1e. proclaim, aud pro
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fnE slIuAr0s .

The reported bastis sc'"esn shc'nsf
sod Jsass,o., be- -. been cosS'med' es'
~. y eusaes.sss has oeeamd, ere tbs
% mas ,hsa probable.
Ol Tic 18th Sherman passed ih'oaxi
Colombia. us<,,iua with ~ ress'Anec ei
yep, f.ota the inhabitan,s
Shortly Aftsr~ ards, CLe.lhAin, With hl'
eotps. attempted to aAnk his st. snd
cArct . Junction with tie nais body o.
,bs Cooasdsrat army. DO, having IRA
,ns, s,ih overv hA0ins numbers 49,
thrown n % 70 ,As ktt ADD compelled 10
r.suns Bis posisioO in the rear On tSs
3ttA BE- occupied Cslsmbia.
On tbs Ord lust. Shsrssn Was bat any
MIN Da,h OF Columbia
The disposition Of the Confederate
,roops Va. described IS iolloSs. Harder
with tho Charleston and Savannah gsui'
sons, uumber ring abou, $4,000 men ~a'
on shsrmao's risA, dAas and rear. iscss-
regard with ChesibAns AID probably
Ices co~ps VA 90 .Se ieft. While John
,ton with the main body VI the army
comp sing the troops broagh, from Rich
mood. ssd he State troops Of Georgia
SosA and North Carolina, was in iron,
What Shssuas's movements have been
are leh 10 conjecture. iIs policy VA
upquss,ionAbly to give battle At the car
hest ~ ssible moment. before oil the Gysii.
able forces could be bfoagh. sgsins, him
At the head Of veteran army And pos
saiag iu anbounded couadence, bis safe
~ wAs to b. found in npid movements
On the other hand. the policy OF John
s,on s,ll be to i.ll back ADD ,hss lead
him into the interior, aud when doly pre-
pared. bring on the 6ght
Whether Sherman pushed BIZ, army lu,o
the interior, or rsd.ayor,d TO form = base
81 Wilmington VIC arr yc, to learn 10
lae,. We have no reliable intelligence Of
bis Whereabouts W, ouly sbox tina, b.
10 confronted and aankej by ,b. combined
armies ,bA: ~ere recently on the 80 coAs,
and uodes Hood, with the STATE troop, oil
three noble States. whose citizens are
lighting Tor their ir,sidcs, and tina, ,bi,
powerful force is reinforced by = portion
VI The Virginia army aud that he - but
onc inan sgasus, the combined wis.tor, o
Johnston. Lav, and Besuregard /, vii
he strange. under these circumstAoces, II
We 10 not 5000 bear 0! SUCCESSES tina, al
compensate our psople Tor the glooMy in.
'.lhgence that induced many to tecl DC
fcopdeu,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-03-31

~ For some sirie past, eli Of ogr lsJest
news Is obtained exslus.vciy through Yankee
sources E'ss The uporu OF proceeding
~ or Conxrsss. and extracts from the Rich.
moad pfs.s. hrst reach u. through Yankee
Newspapers. 30 sttsup, is made. either by
mb'nAtions on the part Of The proprietor,
Of ths sstins usvspsp.rs on ,h,. .ids Of III.
fyer, OF by tbs sovernus-n ut. or The enlightened
eommsndef Of this district, to adopt s1eb
measures ~ ~ll furu - correct ints lligspcs.
Ihs -ussm " moral polailsn eouiinse. to
hovs and whether The news Ia furnished
BY friends or enemies. III. result is the same.
u " almost certain to be alled WITH -xss.
sstss,ons AID lying statements. OF eoursc II
hAs bscoras much worse since ~ hsse had 10
rely exclusively upon Ysshe> .ssre@. 70
much 90. tAss ths count " would b nsarly II
LOT quisA ~ we'll "a without new, A 10 &c.
the snfaneas compilation that ,sseh.s u, from
"s'a To week. Tbs issrilis.ue. and r,rtvs Of
The eosas'y Is outrassd BY tks coatinuauss Of
sAh ssAss Of shaaxs. nat ~ ~ 90 ,, m.dv
TOT ~ " tAoss vAsss business IL |. "a r.,.
fsss ~ evil. sa oss except sarssls seem, /,
'sscssss .: sG1 saytaipg stos,it
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a. We were gra,iaed 10 nee, 10 our city
. few days since, MAJOR Osc,x II. WAT.tSs
Who -, on his way 10 w.shiuSto too. Ark. haY
Ing been appoiated BY Gen smith Judge Al
vccsts OF the Court VI laqslry, shlch saA been
ordered u investigate MAJOR G.a. Free. m.
dae, 10 The late Missouri campaign,
We are inclined 10 regard the .elee ton
a most excellent oaa. MAJOR watkins Ia.
the reputation Of being an sbIo man. II,
received the thanks Of ,ns IsGAs Legislator,
and the Confederate States Congress far hi,
skill And heroic courage IN the eaptprs Of the
hioetAJinS squadron =, Sabine Pass Ia lsGj
rs1Hs owes this distinguished IA GER i-stins
debt of xa,itade. SO Just and talented . sol
der - Judge Advocate Ia this cA~ ,s matte,
Of osngratal..ion ss he has. ~ ~ believe, the
viii and ability to Do his i1ty
Thsse ienArs- are based upon his reputation
We haze 10 psrsoaal .elusiotAaoe With him
bsyond q more Introduction
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-03-31

Epnoss Fosp OF CArpls L,crusss,-
The Huntsville Item contains the follow
ing
"Ons Of the hes, limitations Of the CaudIe
Lectures We have seen, appears in our
columns today, written by one Of !.ouls.
,sna's fair daughters, We rcgrct her lo
cality is no, this side OF the line. We
gave = plece from the same writer in our
Inst"
Whcrsupou M. Duplex Of the Match.
,oches Times, IRON which this imitation
was selected, with true French poli,eness,
dcnominstes the fair writer one Of the
" stars Of the South, and ssy.
" Wo have in cur midst sotnc jems aud
will Try to keep them
We hope Mrs Robson aud Mrs.
DUPLEX III there is Mrs., Dapiei1 and il
there is not the Mrs Duplex tho, il to
BEL will note these enrap,srcd sayings.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-03-31

~ The Yankee Secretary. Stanton, in hi.
recent report Of news, represents that EARLY
had BEEN defeated IN the valley Of Virginia,
aud that be and really oil his comm and
about is'"a had been captured. Tho HoSs.
'os Christian Advocate. fail. 70 pshlsh the
three columns Of Yankee dispsiehs., ssd IN
reference to hi. matter s.ys:
"TAe Yankee reports Of the des,a, OF
h"f'y are evidently exaggerated. she,i.
dan he's picked up lev old guns which
were abandoned long ago. ard 10 carrying
on citizens and their wagons, under pre-.
tense tina. they belong to Early's army.
The thing will turn out 10 be- chiefly A
combination Of lying aod stealing"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-03-31

~ We had . Wait somt time ago. from our
old and much esteemed friend, Rev 3, A~Alv,
sho lives In the Pine Tree neighborhood. Up.
.har oounty Although an old man. and not
liable TO conseription, this worthy clergyman
rai.ed company q, the b~siunins OF ths
var. And served a canpasn or perhaps . year
in the Array. His health failing. BE- returned
10 hs family. where W. fad him doing mors
than = soldier par. He houss has been q
regular Soldiers Nome The iutslligsnce u
which has bsrn scattered far aud vide. orally
ssj through the Army sud Navy Messenger
besides, be has made Leather saA shoes with b..
o~n hsni.. f,s solder, aai soldiers families.
Ia ssfd, eli aud more than all his surplu.
mean have been given to the army .nd hi.
eoan,ry. In addition. he still continue. to
preach. II oil m.u In ths Confcdersey would
Initiate hn noble example. tho day Of deliver.
snes from sn Invading aud cruel foe. would
soon dave
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-03-31

~ Hon. A. NJ. Branch, NJ. C., for the
West, IN letter from Richmond, dated
January I'D. published 10 the Galveston
News, snons o,he, things, says
q" ] thought !, dse to the country to
have some Investigations made touching
the cotton operations Of the Trans Missis-
-,pp' Department, and have moved 10
that direction. want to Ge this vcxed
question set 81 rest, and an investigation
properly made, will vindicale ,huur agents
who have faithfully discharged their ds,v.
eiPoss the guilty and give eoatdcpcs 10
the producer. shall try further to ar.
range 10 ~ 10 prevent the necessity OF
siaissi investigations,
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THE MISSOURI STATE GOVERNMENT
MAksnALL, icxas, Feb 20. 1865.


MAnsnALL, lexAs, Feb 20. 1865.
Eaaof Of the Cohesion Nete,:
sra: A il would seem. from IN edlo.
rial 10 your paper OF the 30th ult., that
your readers take some ibtercs, IN the
question, whether the Missouri State Gov.
ernmeot, recognized by The Confederate
authorities, ia legitimate aud, ~ the IN.
formation furnished YOU has the rclnarka-
bic characteristic OF no, being correct IN
any particular whatever. permit me TO
give you tue real facts Of the case.
Under the Missouri constitution, on
the 6rs, Monday OF August, in every leap
year, the people choose by direct vote
Governor, TO /" hold bis eHce Tor four years
AID mnsii successor he duly appointed
and qualified by las, that succeXsor
can be qualified only after his election
shall have been declared in u join, session
OF the two houses OF the General Assem-
bly,. A Lieuiensnt.G Governor IL elected
" ut the same time, in the same manner,
and for the same term, ~ the Governor
when the once Of Governor becomes Va.
cant. tho Licutenant.G Governor, by the
constitution. posscssss all the powers"
and. by usage. Assumes the title Of Gov.
eruor OF the State, until the vacancy can
be constituiionAlly filed The State laws
make no provision for exciting either
State ohiccrs or members VI Congress,
except a, polls " IN each township ~ the
State"
Ny certificate Of election states, tina,
my oficisl term as I.eutens Of q overpor
began on January ID, 1861 thus at The
date 9Th December last oil my pub
lished letter on the Missouri Campaign"
the four years OF the term had no, vet ex-
Pired. |, ia well known that Governor
Harris, OF Tennessee, although his regular
term has expired over year ago. and his
successor hes actually been duly elected.
still acts - Governor OF that State, b..
cause his successor csnno. yet liz duly
qualified. This precedent, may serye ~ .
guide fof Missouri
II IA unneosaary here to discuss the
legal and constitutional REASONS which led
my distinguished AMI patriotic pre- ecessof,
Governor jackson, with the universal sup
port Of loyal Missouri, TO exercise e1ecn.
tive powcn outside Of the State lirnits,
a0d Induced mo 10 assume the station Jeff
vacant BY biz death. IN December, 1852,
Nd follow that precedent. The, regular
essrtios OF Aissdnri Legislature, 10 Aug.
1862, having hiled 10 w held, Governor
jackson did not order any special cleo.
ion shidcj by his decision Of tbs.
question. nd not order . special eiec.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-03-31
Auctions! Auction!

HAVE the largest stock Of G"otia Ga
hand, that ! have had during the VI"
and am de~irous 0. selling Them oct rsp
idly. Therefore. | have determines TO
dispose OF them VI auction, commencing %
Tuesday NEXT. the gath inst. 49,
continuing every suocecdias Saturday ~
Tuesday. Herea chance e0r essgs'e'
rarely offered. The luimitabls Dyke, u 70
sell them. Gong. going. gone Co"'
one. come I'll. i, you wan. cheap ROOD
r. SWART2
Jan. 20 isbs.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-03-31
~ We would respectfully sug

- We would respectfully sug
gest to cur cotempnrary Of the
Natchitoches Times, that such para
graphs as the following, may in.
duce il visi. from the enemy
An unusual number Of steam.
boats are seen Every day IN our
port, loading and unloading Gov,
eminent supplies. Our citizens in
general have now quite lively
time u it.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-03-31

- We ~sss andsr the uprs ssion the rsibs
we're Al - cod. bot dur,sx tue pAss ssss
they ast' commenced aasv; consequently
Ugh sAtsrs AID taAIl fAllctss ~ii con,iuas
NegstA,on I. jus. b-g'nous sp MAKO IL sp
ps.'Anes Thls a beyond qnessb9a Ne uos'
Le1t ~Ssd sprsg on record.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-03-31

~ "C!tsss !. Informed. a,.,. that se
ssslish as communication vithout The sn,hsf .
name 10 gwen u. and second. that lAndstory
sos nuDscstioas OF indi,tdu ils. ssies coming
within certain preseribsj nlss, mast he paid
for IS Advertisements, Such }. the case With
ois.fs.ss our paper would b~ alisd With them
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One Hundred Dollar, Reward

| WILL pay the above reward for the
L apprehension Of girl named Ellen,
who ran away from this place about I've
weeks ago. She Ia short thick AZ, yirl
Of grin color about 10 years old. Is bow
legged. hss fine teeth, and a smile upon
her face when she addresses a person
She n probably lurking about this place.
Information which will lead to her sppre
hension will he remuncraid.
X GALE. N. n.
Hsrch ~ 1855 ,os .,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-03-31

Tlit public is notified that letter. de.
1 pos ted IN the Courier otIioe ut this
place (Which by the regulations cannot hc
forwarded 10y Courier, are sout To This
Post Ohict aud many Of them not being
prepaid are, under tbl law, held for pos
tage, and returned to the Postal Agency
as dedd letters,
II. RAWS0N, +. NJ.
March 81 1865. ngo,3t
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-03-31
- We are pleased "a y,,r, IN, son,

~ We are pleased " greet the South.
eru Sentinel. rape' formerly publish ed
., Alc1s odria, ba, witch kas bee n trans
ferred 70 shreveport. Shrcvepor, has. st
pres1A. foar newspaper our ncighborins
town u Jefferson ,ho.-. and The town Of
Tyler tive. liz newspaper business in
this department 10 evidently looking up,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-03-31

fas wOss % RS DsyiL in The Goa
fsdsais sIsmpsion lsv. pablissd 10 our paper
last ~ssh. fos ,ss ses.ssy Of Dautsres, tn.
the Pr,otsr . Devil ehssssd 70 prustsrts-
We MARRIED ,ss srros 10 The psosf sheet. bat b.
fsit,i 70 correct H.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-03-31

~ Soldier - Home throughout tho State
are aouftshins. The ladies' and citizen. .,
Harrison county arr omulou. TO have the hes,
Home IN the State and from the manner
IN which II i. being conducted and saop,lcd
Ne have no dous, they will succeed Every
Thing about The establishment looA.ss ue., q.
pan send N your turtie-. chickens, batter
eggs &c. Give The weary soldier some,hios
besides plaln aea, and bread. 4 li,,l. from
every one will bill tis bill
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-03-31

CsS. r j. OuAnSsss Nuapsssp We learn
sproagh the Houston papers. thu, Gsn. Cham
Ter. Wa recently AssAssinAt~d IN Liberty
coun.y. Of his rr.id.u.~. sa.ls sitting 81 his
table. Ii.A body vas perforated wiih tour
balls. No further particulars are Eissa. He
vas ~ I'D TsIan, sud rendered Important
services 70 the ihpubl'e. lie nossesssd tai
sn,. Of high order. His data siil 10 a.
piosci by masy frteaAs ihrosgh sut thH country
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-03-31

~ II ps Understood that advertising /. esst
Yet We hs~s Hundreds Of dollars an our books
usfesf'sf parties nu.t pay IN s'vsnss, OIL
make sat,afsetoty sffsnsrmsats
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-03-31

- Tbs New Orleans Pssyuss q ths ssh
represent. that President Davis has appointed
Friday ,ht io'n day Of Nay. as tsy Of fasting
humiliation. anJ prayer