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   Tri-Weekly News (Newspaper) - February 21, 1863, Houston, Texas                                1 THE T RI E K Lie Vol. FEBRUARY 21, 1 Evening Feb. 21, 1863. The The Central train came in yesterday without a word of the stages having again failed to con 0ar on the says it hu rained In the East almost and the probability is that the lad toads high in the streams causes It Is now about a month since our last dates cast cf the Mississippi The Orange train in yesterday IB ny which the Telegraph received an Alexandria Democrat of the inst. which gives the dispatcher copied us bate seen papers of the 5th, and Hatches papers of the but that they do not contain a word of We have some apparent y extravagant reports given by a passenger from who says the Federal troops there are coming in by and declaring their determination to tight no more \a According to this report the Federal army in Arkansas must be nearly broken Hut we want some confirmation of We that the delay of the irain for leveral dayn past has been caused by the heavy rains washing away tho embankment of the so that we need not look for regular arrivals again till repairs have been This we will uot cross the bridge over the Trinity until repairs have been By the Train we have several days later intelligent We are Informed by passengers that cur have succeeded In cutting tho levee of the below bead of the and Doling lue cut off. by which means the Federal workmen on the ditch have been pretty much Tho death uf Lieut. Col. of the is Jan Herald ul the la in the Saulsbury of made a speech in which he denounced Lincoln at an The Vice President culled him to order several and finally ordered the Sergeant-at-arms to take him In Saulsbary displayed a revolver as he went The next Clark of New Hampshire offered a resolution of It lies Lass quotations of HO Hu of the On Bu reside tendered his resignation as an officer of the 17.8. Lincoln to receive him he bad other fish for h'm to expressing his readl tieas lo accept smallest command in the Franklin closed hit farewell address to bis corps by In severing the connection which you have made so let none believe I willingly part with you in the face of Tho Tribune says the Senator's conduct was He did not but was auen flourishing a to He also threatened to kill for remarks in the Chronicle H la the opinion of greatest and moat senators that he should be The Baltimore American ihe 29ih the pirate captured and destroyed seven Yankee off the The steamer Florida was after leaving by the Federal steamer hauled to and gave her a cutting off the the to had to reuse The World the of the Florida created great in New On the the Army of the Potomac was reported Snow four inches Gov Haney has resigned on account of the emancipation On the the cotton market in New York was greatly Ji opened ai 82c. and closed at lor middling and good Gold at sterling 171 to The London Tiroes comments favorably on of the and considers him thoroughly in The editor of Evening Journal has been arrested as a secession Feb 1 ship Cadmus touched off the bar this and an officer with a came up to the The Yankee iron Ironsides was Jan. S wona Ar the 30th and the Herald of Die 31st hare been Resolutions were offered In the New calling oo the Government lo restore to the Feb. York Herald of the 31st has The Washington correa lu the upon the subject ot emancipation In something like despair ai to the remit of the Greeley la game to bring about outside uf his newspaper Ail mercha dice continue to Id New York Blocks advanced three to Ove per and on Friday plates sixes to The Evening by Gen. Shenck for publishing a long editorial prais Ing as aud contrast with Confederate loaded with arrived at On gold closed ai aterling sixty 170 to 17*J. The sailed from Havana on the 25d, and the same day capped and burned uo the coast of Ma the brig Windward with a cargo of On the Kid she burned the brig aud shortly more brigs Wert captured and the of the was seen R lur the Bahamas with the British flag ihe States gunboat arrived at after departure of the ia his late In the Yankee t siid Yuu can never subdue the seceded Two years experience have taught you that Why carry on tho If you persist the whole Northwest will go with the The day which divides North from the the self same day an eternal divorce the west and 2 have New York papers to the 30 h. The arrest of the tho Philadel phia Journal caused great Judge uf made the arrest the of a special charge to the grand He time has arrived when can no louger hold our where obligations imposed by oaths of office cum pel at to direct jury to Inquire into und by whose and by this arrest has been Iu the of Pennsylvania the Governor to go to Washington to demand his were to the committee on Federal Tt e branch of tho Philadelphia resolutions denouncing the arrest as unjust aud The New York World says Uie country Is indignant and at arbitrary and of every friend of the Constitution will all Illegal the individual rights and tree with the Q mine as of conscious and the vigor and of men thoroughly In car foreign haj The opened on In the Council of the dent a hope that the American Union 00id be able t'i maintain its vitality without u bis b the Corps said the empire would be flourishing If the war in Arm rica not up one of the moat fruitful sources of uur Trie Loudon saya it now be scarcely doubted that the will use every means to bring the war to a The Paris says a decided movement in favur of peace place in the United The recall of Butler la with satisfaction by a majority of the English although not done as act of grace The Morning Post terms Lincoln's proclamation tho death warrant of the states The titar says It rings the death koell of slavery Cotton hall to ono Feb. 2.-Keliable intelligence from Suf folk advices say that Corcoran commanded tne Yankees In the r cent fight They admit a tilled and Gen. was severely Alt the hospitals In Suffolk were with the Feb. 3.-The Chicago Times of the trie of the 31st, have been The Kentucky Legislature hai resolutions to Hich and the Bute for the purpose of endeavoring to procure an A lot of for which gold wat to has been at Cotton Is reported at 80s. \u New A band of guerrillas dashed into of Memphis on the 22d, and captured a horse and four The Times says that returns to Orleans and goes lo There was excitement the of New in of Gen. placing the Militia under Federal Feb. British frigate Cad mns brings Intelligence that a moat formidable and land is about to attack the preparations being now nearly The Cadmus brings for the British consul to go aboard and get to as soon as He wHl leave next The Yankee and land forces are gathering it Port It is supposed Uie troops are drawn chiefly from the North Carolina clad Ironsides is still off the bar this with 13 other Yankee ' Feb. dispatch from Major commanding Fort announces a strange an iron hove iu sight about is now stationed off Her outline can be dimly seen from the city These lit all keeping steam up and on alert The captured gunboat Isaac P. is now coming up from river into the Feb. 4- The following dispatch has Just been received from January 31st by mail to The enemy advanced twelve miles from with one brigade and 0 pieces of They made a vigorous attack on our shelling na back a ahort when we mused ourselves In Anderson's brigade happily we them with a loss of 300 killed and with small loss on our Heavy skirmishing may be looked for and a general engagement within the next ten Johnston has orders congratulatory to the and will further movements He was last night at on being called In it ply i complimented the saying he hoped to have ao opportunity of hearing it Feb. 3.-In New York on Friday last gold closed ar 158>^. cotton 96 United states redeemable In 1801, declined to 94 H. Sc it. mc lo INVOICE yards woolen GO Bed 11 pain Invoice yds good aide bleached or 30 bxs choice Va. sold by to cluse Invoice 1*5 choice La Invoice lota of Yankee lots of valuable Invoice fine such as &c. Aim Tits yds India and Kentucky double width assorted and or leas Eh ami BY virtue of sundry decrees of the District of the Confederate 4ta:ea lor the Western District of Texas ai do I will offer for at the time and places hereinafter d property IN 111 Acres L. on Peyton sold us the property of the of C K 3'v'0 Acres Land adjoining 1. 1, Tier J 1, 14, 1, 4 I 1 * 14, Ma District ol una Feb. 0UDKR3, NO. The General Commanding having been informed that the following named gentlemen of Bra tori a via Messrs. A. T. Morris S. Andrew 0. C- C. Dr. U. U. have failed to com ply with for of the male slave tabor of each planter of to 1 e on the fart illations and defensive requests that gentlemen send their quota to without In case this request Is not compiled steps will taken to By command of J. B. MAG HUD BR. Capt. ai A. A. District ol and Feb. 17th. 18t3. NO. 77. Special these gran tin a to and to export two thousand bales ot to Is hereby This cotton will not be taken from the By command cf MaJ Gen. B. P. Capt & A. A. G. SUBSTITUTE st this * bat Id Lots 4, & Block Lot No. 5, Block Matagorda Lower K block 11, Ucr 1, Lower marsh block 11, lay Upper block 7, Lot No. 3,blnck 7, tier 1, u 7 I Fractional 4. 17. 10, 12, 13, 14, 1.".. 3--', 33. 34. 37, 3H, 3�), an i tier Acres Land known as the as the property of K W. New well ami valuable on account ft proximity to Acres i an the properly of William a citizen of 767 part of No 3*2 on Bay sequestered as thu property nf K. F. One half of acre No. 4, in Mata head Veal sequestered aa the uf a citizen of New Lot 10, tier 1, Front as the property or ihe heirs of James 665 Acres of part of the headright league granted Daniel Kt her in Matagorda on as the I of P. J. A. K. of This Is a splendid stock ranch 740 Acres Land in Matagorda part of tract granted to Hugh sequestered the property of K. F. Acres Land in a certain portion of league No. on Little 8eUi In sequestered as tha pro of Mercy B. Weal of I Lot No 5, block 10, Colorado Front as the property of Julia of New 4444 Land on the of h sequestered as the pro perty of Alice wife of W. F. a citizen of Mass. In VY barton on the 4vh Tuesday in March In the tewn of No. 5 8l 6, in block on with the comprising a situated and roomy formerly the residence of Major A. sequestered as the property of Meld & of New Upper north half or league of land granted originally to Smith & in Wharton No. situated un Ihu Colorado sequestered as the properly of Fredrick John and Alfred heirs of Peler W. To tho Officers a Defences I. line SPECIAL 1. In accordance with instrui of the the Texas is and organizing for Men of Col. He will establish his okee whore Lhc The nf this not pr and not otherwise uncc to Capt. and will assist the In organizing thi Stovall ia authorized lo pi .is may be fur his or be ous to the a number of teams to hia command As as can be will take up the in a i eh and jol The Major General Commanding trust and his officers will use all ami Jose ntf1 lime In getting il in bringing them into the cry man is necessary for the the j II 11. K. and J. A. C. 3., Math are directed to report t-i Captain Utr and will on Uie of their lor necessary to tho carrying ol order of J C' H. P. Mai Maj. At A. O For Uen I NS Hundred Aores Colorado Bottom six ilea west of Kagle fodder and bacon on the Apply to L 51 within the next ten ror stable one Roan 0 years old X with bridle and left with me I will tell in ten days from this unless called for and 1320 SMALL Spanish strayed from me the harness both ears pointing towards each The above reward will be paid to any one returning said Mule to me in W. Howard WILL be paid on the delivery of a Colt's large ante No. 48,976 to w r + 1 -S 1 * * the It rl 31 a la just received a supply of Cabbage warranted to me to be fresh and of Kng growth of for THE Executor of John Middle will at private for the present year 1803. the Farm belonging to said and situate on Caney in Washington four There are or land In under good and about two-thirds of the land has already been made ready for A good supply of fodder and bacon on the place is also for Possession will given B F. 11,91 tor of J. W It from this a dark Horrel about 10 hands white stripe in the short mane and no Any one reluming said horse to Capt. Andrew's will receive tho above F. K 0 do M McLK In Jackson at the Courthouse Door in T on the -'d Tuesday in 5o0 Acres of situated on the Lavaca in Jackson co being survey No. 5 of a subdivision of a league originally granted Geo sequestered aa the property of Nathan of New 4H) Acres of Land situated on the bank of the Lavaca tn Jackson survey Sol of a subdivision as sequestered the property of RobL 8. N. 640 Acres of situated ou the East bank of the In. Jackson being survey No 3 of subdivision as sequestered as the of J. 3. Y. 1107 Acres granted Samuel in on the Kast side of the Lavaca sequestered aa the ot Jesse wife ol David part of a league of laud In Jackson on originally granted to Francis The said ninth part is 1 ou the division of the sequestered as the property of Frances M. wife of K. M. W. Tay 500 Acres part of a league granted M. in Jackson 00., sequestered as the property of Henry lo Lavara on the 2d Tuesday In 040 Acres situated In Lavaca originally granted Joseph sequestered as property of Charles 3S0 Acres situated tu Lavaca originally granted John A- on Busy sequestered as the property 0! M. Acres Land in conveyed by the gtate of Texas Jamos assignee of K. L as of James 743 Acns Land on in Lavaca originally granted As M. d as the property of Benjamin T. baud era Aores lying on Lhe Navidad In Lavaca originally granted Isaac C. 11 ask sequestered the property of W. 1000 Actes Land granted Isaac C. as the property of J. 0, 040 Acres situ a tod in Lavaca originally granted to W sequestered us the property of Elisabeth Acres situated in the county of 00 the Lavaca originally granted to sequestered aa the property of Chester 3(H) Ames tex Lavaca apart of the of Marmaduke and being on Id ad sequestered aa the properly of At OF The property will sold at Public to the fur Confederate Treasury or eight per ov and certificates ol given to anil convey a Bees executed when the sales are by tho Com 0. S. W. D. ill No. 1. In to from Genera I have my at the of collecting all and mei ing tu any of tho in 1 on special duty or absent by proper au and organizing them into con pan tea and ami marching with them lo Arkansas as si I do therefore mder all officers and Bolt louring to any of the regiments in Arkansas and or absent leave to report their names to these head forthwith and to rendezvous at this place by ready to march for Ail government property thai has been bro by any officer or soldier must be turned over at these as early a1 By order 0! D- M. 8TOV A. Capt. Pos T. Kastern Sub trici of Feb. 13'.h, No. 1. In accordance General No. lj District of New Mexico and I hereby assume the command of the of Officers in command of and unattached wilt make their porta and these proper Ill All orders signed hy the following named cers of my Staff will be obeyed Adjutant Gen Lieut. y. Gen Lieut. J as. w. k. Brigadier General District of new and Feb. 17th, 1863 GENERAL The attention of especially of the master's is called lo Paragraph eral Orders No. dated A. sl I. G. 0., Va Nov. 1st., as commissioned officers by any other than the of the command to they is hereby unless they exi to the Quartermaster to whom application for ment is orders from their commanding ol or from the showing them to be - on detached duty or leave of absence from the mantling General whom they are By command of J. ei A. A. A. G. K VARYING to from one dolli one and a half dollars per AM MA located on miles below Morgan's contains 5b3aci" partly with a number buildings For particulars apply to REBECCAH on the iou 1 fine Colorado near the town of for Confederate money to C. SagU - * - - - ASV of old French Holland and Irish by the at B. Par Your PLANTERS and others owing and Parsons & and Parsons & of are lu formed that I gladly receive our currency for notes and for which specie value has been But If this notice is specie will be mutely exacted for B. S. 1,1 very and sale BUGGIES AND at all hours for JNO 186^.___[dec3C-tw3m Partnership of the firm of Colman & Levy X baa this day been dissolved by mutual All persona indebted 10 the late firm will call on I. who Is only authorised to I. Jan 24,1803. A I. or the firm of Col iVI not having complied with s certain made with the under si gued In regard to the ot debta due the 1 withdraw from the dissolution Colman to that Mr. I THE Husk ft  

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