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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-05-19

50 EAan

NJ Editor
desire through The eolums N yoar paper
20 answer an Application made b. me. ~ the
orcers and men of The lith TeEas Infantry.
commanded by Col C. " jonas Of walkers
ntsiaoH 10 become candidate Tor Governor
Of Texas.
The communication is not sent you Tor pub.
licaton. on account Of IT. length. and / an.
swer % n this public manner that I may AZ
the same time answer partial friends in other
partitions Of teNts. who have written me on
the same subject
fho Application coming a. It does from an
infantry Regiment 20 a Cavalry Oh ~. T. A.
unexpected a. 1t Ia uule.ervt1 AMI ! return
my thanks Ia those Who thus Intended 10 honor
me
have never At any time given couateuance
20 the deA that would become a candidate
Tor Governor 1f Texas. IL is now matter Of
more serious c1ncctn 70 all, % anos whether
Texas viii be peru itted 70 choose Governor
at All
SO far from becoming candidate Tor civil
csicc, Intend when the proper time sha M
come n move with the true men. who will
not he slaves 70 seek Win arm. m their hand.
homes which will be- denied here, under laws
which announce universal c1nhsf alton Of
property a. tue penalty fog defending all that
ia dear 20 msn.
Lam authorized 10 rec-lye into ,ae regiment.
~ my ~ sAlef NNi4HtfAfs httb'cn II and ~
Year, Of age, who will come veil mounted
and those sho belong 70 Commands serving
ksst Of the Mississippi river
They VIII b. armed ~ repurtt 4 except
With side arms. The command ill be found
in Navarro county or between M1rshsu and
Waco. Ny command will not be surt.nd cred
whatever tnay be- the fortunes u the future tot
the Department
| have the honor to remain
fraiy Yours.
A ~ lEnnTIT
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RuinaNvRys.

( 'OMNlIIEb to jail April 10. sos
y runway negro. who avs he belong.
to man by the name Of Wilka. near Hen.
drrson. I'Na- Sad boy is about Is
ycar' old 3 feet : niche high. black com.
pl'r'on, says his neme is LEWIS.
Committed 10 JAIL May 2ud a runaws,
negro. Who says he belong, to Jacob A I.
buriy miles from Henderson. Said boy
IS about p years old FEC, high yellow
c1mrlrXioH and says his nam. is STE
PliFN
Commit - to jail Mar 4,h. a runaw.,
negro. who 'ays he belongs 70 T. Pnlll,i
smith 20 Texas sad boy is about 80
years old 5 feet ! @ inches ligh black com
p',H.'n. sfi saws his name ia PHILLIP
The owners af the above ncgroe. sre ~.
qa'''cd go CONE forward prove pfonert,
pay yte'sr' md take aid slave. svny or
they Viii br dealt With a. The law directs
S f FERRY Sheriff ne
N.r'l.dl WY l5 20.
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The Lat ST News

tlNpl,, May 1870. $500
-, Louis R,su. lean aui ID m''rsi Ell
Mn s,h r,-r,ei ibrrcl' Smith vr.''
letter 90 Pr,s1aut Jo' INpu o. n-s m '.'
terms villa the I,heI. n. sp"'f not
mother drop q blood tie 49, Should
hi, punsg be- stringent aul to- l,ster' h'
uu4i al traitors uial ILc sympathy y n..
-.lfa0racrs. including the l"clJ 49, s',lI
be lI.s,.l iu behalf 90 tho leaders Of ,.
rebellion ard the result Will boz o guerilla
war. that will lnst Gs long or longer than
TIC ,e # either Smith or johnson.
Sh.in.n ab -'3N expected az NaSF
iog,on
Wa.hngtoa May +ih In cb d.rnrc
10 orders from ssr department s.. lu't
,ug aud ucfsl'iag Of troops bias ceased
Muj Gen Casey. "a, ri bra cd has
ceased mastering co.otd troops
The trial oi Mr. Harris Jf Mary an.
by cUur, martha. has been postponed for
wsut Of certain witnesses n IS charged
With inducing Lees men 20 break their
paroles and u5nls hing them money 90 ~
back -0sth
arrest Of JtH Davis on .ccouut Of com
plcity In the as aa.iDstion " lincoln
Other hrg" amounts are offered ''r tie
arrest II q y S0uiyr-. clay, ard lnokrr
OF Canada. who are also accused Ut being
implicated 10 thc assassination
Memphis 3 via Cairo May I Gen
JEFF Thompson surrendered his cutlrc army
20 Capt Mitchell, { : Navy
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Agent +. o Dept 7 VI u


Marshall, Tex, May / 8, 1858.
The condition 4 the currency aud the
country. Gala lor voluntary aid from indi
vl1uas to those Who are engaged in fur
nishing posiaI iaciite. west " tue Miss.
River
The public mails are Tor the benefit Of
toe whole people and TO this emergency
the citi1ea should contribute for their
support
am convinced that With reasonable
liberalily on The part OF the public, to.
wards po7'master aud persons engaged
iN mad Interpretations manifested by 10
cal .ab.crlptioAs IN towns rnd g0mmuni-
ties where mails arr received and deliver
ed NAL service 90 all imporlao, routes
will bt continued
The Governors Of the sovcrs states
hay. been applied 10 for assistance, aud Il
is hoped they will csmmend the subject 10
the favorable consl' ration Of the several
State legislatures Bat IA the mean time
!, becomes the people to act for them
selves
The Agency is sending out full sup
ply Vi BLANKS aud stamps TO oil post Off
ccs requiring them.
JAS. II. STARR.
Agent I o Dept T NJ ID
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asa- Zoo Galveston News Jl the i2ih
speaking u the return Of csri Rose from
the els VI .ss department says
lie lett President DAVIS and all his
cabinet In Augusta, al DO good spirits
and C1uiiicnt our complete ability 10
recover rom all our late disasters From
all he could learn Cap' Rose ay4 be- was
iel to conclude thai 10 bad been deter
mined % remove the seat Of Government
to this Department Cap, Il le', Rich
moni on the morning 81 april 81, while
the CvacuAunn was taking place lie
was subsequently within the tncmys lines
ia disguise. and escaped from them With
out detection Throughout North nud
South Carolina be found u9 where any
spirit Of suhms slou among the people
Nobody seemed 20 have any definite idea
how we are to re- org tn'ze our srnic, and
again meet the enemy but resistance 10
,omo form and TO the last was the Ian.
guagt used By all whom Boz mt This
vas the case every here u North Carol.
na South Carolina. Georgia. Alabnma
aad Mississippi and % was not uil be
crossed the Mississippi tina, be found any
S, .1 A., dg,,,.ls. c1,, p,.s'lar, III.
10 Ges Smith. and rs will be seen by a
notice n thi4 paper he t.'lfn' immediate
.,t - ' 5,.'' o ~ FL RI ~.
he In Shrcve,7rt. to ,lke d.suatch,, te
President DAVIS"
Al Of our Western Texas cxcha go-
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-05-19

THs NV JERSEY DgsocRscY .--
Among other Northern papers
which we have received IL one from
Newton, Y. j., called the Sussex
/ Register. which gives the proceed
| ings Of the legislature of that State
then in session March l7th) We
take the following significant pas
sage from the proceedings
A Characteristic scene took
pIac. IN the House on "Wednesday
evening \ bill was under eansid
GRAFTON TO erect u monument - the
officers aud soldier, lr 70 the county
IF sussex. VIII have fallen va the
military service iu The suppression
# the present unhaly rebellion
The adjective applied q the retel
lion. beng upn,atable to Nj " IT,.
llin. Il THIS Assembly District, he
could not hold bi- peace hut moved
- strike out the " vi nnhnly Is
there was no use 10 employing
terms that might hurt the feelings
lei ouf southern friends The
motion was lost Wherein, on, %
mH blown ret,l from Newark, Bar
ucv kcamey by name, moved 90
strikr ont uuh'ly" aud substitute
righteous. aud, iHcrrilb'" as II
may seem. 1T lcast tw thirds # the
democrats present voted Tor
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NIXON OF COZ ,lLENlSMARsnALL.

spFEoH OF GOV ALLEN ~ nARShALl.
The Conference Of the Governors Of the
tram Mics department closed on saiur-
day evening ~ hat a, too late al hour
for sold ets ADJ eii'zan- TO BE- informed OF
The d.eison At night, The Arsan'as
troops oud-r Gen lIavlhora other sol
defs from various divisions and large
conesarse q cltrea.. wcaded their Nay
20 dc fes lencs d Col A Pope in ihs
mb4rts Of 'oNa The splendid brace
bard belonging % iilu'aorH'' brigade
PLAYED CO. or two pieces IH honor oi The
dailfsl gses' prea ne G9vara'-
addressed fhc ma.t'4ie 10 b very elective
ard d1g1ent sreech The substance u
be remarks were very mu.h Che same as
The speech reported b. the Shreveport
Ness vifh the exception hat he made
M aIlasi8a % tho terms proposed 'or the
surrender NJ this department through the
Federal sesn's bat stated that be had
been authorized % proceed 70 Washing
ton and neso,ist f- such terms Is an
honorable, brave people -5aIdscc'pt lie
FoHl bring back no other ~ The same
,inc. be entertained every co1ddonce sooh
tsrms would be- procured and then al
could 70 home and remain 9 peace md
onis, lie advised ci,rer' H1d solder.
70 stand frm the ci,izrns 70 ,res' ''e 'nl
ler with kindness. and the sold.rs Ia
Ike manner 20 respect 'Ae citizens and
their property as they would IKE them
selves ard their property to be respected
IIe himself bad bc.n private soldier
ard he advised hem 10 ari upon the prin-
cip'e which he ever recognized that The
efficiency u no army o.n b" MAINTAINED
unless the soldiers recagr.ze the duty Of
Implicit obedience 90 ofe.r tie saw
before him. soldiers whom Dr. recognized
as having been with him ct t0riniu and
Shiloh, sni who had proved their rG'ri.
o'ism and yalo- On many other hard lougbt
6elIs Such men bal acted faithfully
. nee tire comm,ueemco, n the war and
the ought TO recolIe5t that they had e.
t,bls. led character for Integrity m.uli.
meas a.. patriotism which vas worthy of
being ma, 1taloe'4 ErerT'-sueh soldier
ougl, to feel that i oIl bis companions
were 20 leave he suhl remain true to
bis country and It's Gag lie compliment.
ol the troops ycry highly for their valaa
tlr services and returned '.s thanks t.
them and 70 the o.tzshs # " "s'''' 'o'
the ku8ae.5 with which be- ha1 Neen re-
eeiyed and entertained = speech h"l
a very happy eject
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Advertisements.


CosrsDssars STATES OF AxyHic.
issaey p q. Department, Tran,-Mm
MARSHALL, Texas, May 9th. lss,
Pcs,mas'ers in the States Wv, a, IN.
Mississippi river are informed Of the ~.
cage Of the following &c. OF Csrpr-,.
aud viii be governed by ito provision,
JAS II. STARR
Agent 7 o Dept Trans Mi~
Az oct 10 authorize newspapers to b.
mailed 10 soldiers 're, Of postage.
Tia tongl,s II he Confederate Sat-,
q imeIsl 10 mad, That Ill rssspsper,
directed 70 a'y oMccs. Musician, or NJ,
waite, engaged IN the actual service Of ,hs
Confederate states, msy be Transmitted
through tee msls tree Of postage, prov.
dcd, that ~ all such cases, the sddf..
shall contain a description Of the psr,v !,
whom uch newspsl ~ shall be sent, sbiino
/ ! litary tie, II an officer. o. the corr
pany and the reg men, 10 which be belong.
u musician or private And, nroyid9d
also, thnt this act shall not he construed !,
extend 70 newspapers transmitted by carr.
era or express companies, or received
through them.
Passed over the President, ve,ol ia,
81 1868.
s@- Oar contemporaries will please
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-05-19

Important Decsion q he inorneu GEN
eai Regarding Paroisd Prisoners " Ire
tiny
Philadelphia, April PA special dis.
patch to the Bulletin, from Washington
today. says Attorney General Speed has
made a highly important decision on the
terms of the capiIuleiion OF lee in reply,
10 letter OF the Secretary OF War, rcla,-
ing to these points He decides first,
that the rebel officers who surrendered to
Gen Grant have no homes ia loyal States
prior to going into the rebellion. 2nd
That persons 10 the civil service OF the
Of the rebellion. or who have otherwise
given It support, comfort, and aid, and
were resident. Of rehd territory, have no
right 70 return 10 Washington under thai,
t'ip1IsiNn
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$500 REV ARD.

ID AN AWAY from the unders gped
IL near Elysian Fields Harrison Coun
~, Texas, April 30 1858, negro boy
George, black color, aged 8 Year,, 5 feet.
8 or : inches high had Oh sui, OF new
Lowell clothing. new boots and wore cnr
lie rode "a small dark sorrcl horse raale'
branded on the lef( shoulder. I NJ. Also
took q spanish saddle ahou, half worn,
will give $500 {. 4, Notes for the de'iT-
er, Of said negro mule, aud saddle to mo
a, Carthage, also pay expenses
THOMAS MARSLiS.
May IL, 1865.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-05-19

skA- The following extract from an cd
ilorial article ia the Cadi1 Gazette, OF the
9th inst, il, Il seems to Us, replete with
good sense aud good feeling The gener-
al tone Of that paper has been patriotic
and cummcndable
II there ever was time when all strife
sui b.ckerlug should cease, ahca the sol
dIef and citizen should exercise CHART,
and cultivate kindly feeling towards each
o,ner tina, tim. has now arrived We
are AL ALIKE interested IN the welfare al
our county and w. al sincerely desire
peace on honorable term, and the rcstora
ton or law and order A common dc~t.
NJ awaits vs., and We mus, be one people
10 sentiment All ullammatory hsrnngnes
calculated 10 arouse the passions Of one
class against smother, should he scrupu
lousy avoided, and no attempt should be
made Ia rcier our disasters TO the army Or
the people. While here and there NAV
be found sordid citizen who has withheld
hs means aud hls sympathies from on,
cause, We can also find worthless soldiers
who have dsgraced their profession
These ISOLATED cases should not be taken
as representatives. Of CLASSES but every
man should stand Or tall upon his own re-.
cord iHye'Fed a. We al are IN a com
mon fate, surrounded ~ We are with
doubts and difficulties, Is It strange that
various aud conflicting opinions may he
expressed al random aud perhaps repudi.
sted a. soon as uttered. How careful We
should be 10 repeating language used py
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-05-19

~ We knnsleise With pleasure Tie 20.
cspiign Of the afst number %. anesapapef .n.
uVrd tbs South Tselshed at Coiumba.
Tesa', J. d Baker sad tie9. " M5rrs. FH
tors and ffoprieltr. fts vel printed and
sditei v,th ability.
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Strayed.

From my mills, tour miles south Of
Marshall about the ath iasi., dA.s o.)
horse. abou, / S hands high, branded n
). on, the ell shoulder, ! Will pay liosf'
ally any one who will deliver the horse 70
me. -
4, X. WI0OS,
May ~, iaG5,--2t.
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~ There is greater necessity a. this time.
TO supply the families Of soldiers and others
in our county. who are needy. than ever he
fore We hope our citizens will not forge,
this ba, send 10 their contributions 20 Capt
e. l.. Pliche Poe, Conmi-ssry. who has
sgreed to receive and dsiribn'e them 70 snch
3. e., Eeeif
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Law .Sp oEnEH. All right thinkins men
whether soldiers OF citFens are Interested In
the maintenance q law sua order The sol
der Who has dnas his dqty uohy In this war
ought to- and We have no doubt viii feel that
dn'y aud patriotism require him, not Only to
respect law and order hinnsslf. but TO sssis, IN
the maintenance Of peacs. aud the ptescrv ,
ton OF lie and property Such men will not
tArni.h their own rcPltstion. or suffer the f,r
fAns Of the army. 10 be mliied by acts Of
wan,onness Of violence. by those who mar be
evil disposed. We n.ske these remarks IN adj
vance. to quite, apprehen.ion' perhaps ground
less and on tie principle that an ounce Of
preventa.ive Is wor.a pound Of cure,
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$500 REV .ND.

ID An AWAY from the Subscriber
IL wh' 'iyc near StarryAle, 10 Smith
county Fcias on the 1T o. May, two
n'gfo boys, Of The lollosins names snj
descriptions,
Pol. who b,lcngs to e Deaa. lie s
atoa' ! J years old copper color s hs'.
10 or II inches high
lhoa Who belongs 30 Thomas Baxter
llc is about Is years old, copper color,
tol'raby straight hsir abou, ; feet. : or
: .gch, high,
will give $3.50 reward each, 10 Goa.
l,icrate money, Tor the above ncgroe. i
delivered tn re, or confined, so that ! geS
them
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-05-19

~ We pa elsh la another column he "a.
triotic address o. Coz HuuAh, written upon
the rtssnt.on u the inlcll gence of The ,urren
der Of Ges. Lee. II vii be generally admired
for the lofty aontne.. {. {. contains and for the
foreitle aud elegant ,nAcner Ia which Iber are
expressed
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-05-19

~ We understand that Gel spmguc aal
MAJOR Bludy were not as represented, really
commissioners n negoiiste fef the surrender
u the trans Miss. Dcpa tmen, bat ~ere
amply the bearers Of a wflt,ee demand from
Gen. Grant for ths, purpose The terms we're
deemed inadmissahle and Gen. Bucknef tele
graphs Gen Msgrujct that Gen smith had
conference was held at Marshall and GOV
Allen has been empowered u carry on neso-
ta,ions. The Federal agents mentioned left
ssresspor, on Tuesday 1T the mouth Of Red
RIVER
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-05-19


/ lim;nary examination IA. magnitude Of
{ the plot will as,urnd the whole country
II 10 no, true a. reported tha, Harold
has been tired III. trial is get for to
morrow
The Il.rslds Wsshisg,os special .ays
that Chief justice Chsss has sonr South
to reorgsnrc ,os Unil,d State. Court.
The TINES Charleston correspondent
| ssys that tt Governor Aiken WAS arrest
ell ~ order Of President johnson sud
/ ih-t the charges were based upon be =.
/ 'ush' 20 taxi, the oath OF allegiance The
/ Worlds Washington special .sys il Is mo
I der-tooi that Secretaries Srssfl ~tanton
aud Nsiiea hav. indicated = desire ~ b.
/ relieved u iheis respective posi'ions on
/ the first 4 July The two former Will
probably be- -1cctsded by Mcsua Chas
/ Francis Adams and Preston King and
| the latter by J " furncy
The World Washington special says
That Wade Hampton was The orly Gruss-
/ vi who refused 20 he included 10 John
I stous surrender teen. Johnston prompt
/ 'y relieved him putting Gn "arker in
-ommau1 of bis cavalry ten Hampton
went % with DAVIS and B.c5k.u-iigo md
I IS endlayorring 70 reach Mexico. u Is
. thought
Tribune commenting on Secretary stan
. ION orders 10 commanders u the irii not
. go regard sherman -armi-tice. .ags The
Inevitable inference Is that sherman has
beer superseded. or The Secretary OF War
wears 10 compel hin to resign 1t is
/ very ulAIu that "a commander ia the Il, d.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-05-19

80 There has been much disappointment
not present at the fccsn, meeting ct the Gov
efuor', q, This place. The position Of rera'.
IN thls crisis IL one u grea, importance and
the counsel and action Of her Governor wa re
sardsd with overwhelming solicitude As no
Intelligence was resolved fsos him. it vas
feared that he had been taken sick on tho road
and pethap. 700 NJ 90 telegtanh or rrIte
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-05-19


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