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fNHE treat Genital Route, connecting the At
L iantic cities with the W esterp, D1A- western
and Southwestern States, by contlnuous Rail-
way dircci. This road also connects at Pittshurgh
with daily line Of steamers to al ports on the
with steamers 10 all ports on the North western
kcs; making IL the most Direct cAe0psst aud re-
liable route by which FREIGHT can be forwarded
TO and frum the Great Wet.
RATES BETWEEN PHrADRLFlnA AND pIrTsBuRoH.
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Union Foundry
AND
MACHnR SHOP,


Cor. HANK d 4th sts., cokuk
y. IT. BEATTY a co.,
MANUFACTURERS Of S,ean. Engine and Ma
Nl chinery Of every description, Saw and Grist
Mil Machinery, House Fronts, Window Caps and
Eiils ,Balconie and Vcrandahs A general Assors-
me Of castings aiwaysep hand. ordsrs olisitsd
and promptly attended -
keokuk, Aprils 5T-d
rOwA STATE INst kCE CO.,,
nvYlcx IN SAMPLES AEw EuiullfnG, 2HD sToRr !,
Second street Keokuk, Iowa.
Is 4apsfompaRy take. kisks on thss afsr
nsseo r Ebperu (ON TuEMUTuAL PLAN,
on & CASH PLAN FOR CASH PRE-
kUM, at tes ~. .reasonablc - those Of any
reliable Q0Hp'' ,cro.,.
C.H Perry, II. Tucker,
Goo. d. Smyth, y. Hsmill,
Vim. r. Turner, y. A. Day,
IrD. Wo<1WArd, J.W Rankin. !,
EN- .Iiar1tson, - John MoCune.
G. II. PERRY ,prest. X. II. HARRISON, Treas.
8. HAMILl, Vice prest. We. TURNER Sec.
iani2dsm
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oHA1 - Enn.
BA1lleIl6,

ouA1 - Lnn.
3 A1llEllle,
Geo. Chaplin, Geo. 9. Lee,
rhird-st. one door south Of Main, Keol uk Iowa.
Z COLLECTIONS made and remitted at current
~ rates. 0l
E.J. Blake, Cashier Of Mercantile Bank, N. Y.
Bank Of the State of New York, NY
Hon. Jno. l.. L.Schoolcraft, Pres't Comm ! Bank,
Albany, N. X.
r. Granger Adams, Banker, Chicago.
Renick Peterson, Bankers, 81. Innis.
decled
N. X. LOVE 4 COZ,
Successors 10 Deming Loye,) !
BANKERS,
kEOKU
Epartisular attention TO collections, andre
~ nit promptly on the day o. payment.
RxSHnKscKs,
Bank Of North America, New York. -
DrexeI 4 Co., Philadelphis.
Il. w, CLARK 4 Co., /"
Cisisens' Bank Baltimore. !
Bank Of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh.
Jno. u. seuiiy, ,cashinG do -
s. Brady, Cashier, Selling.
Branch State Bank 81 Ohio, zanesville.
Commercial Bank, Cincinnati.
State Savings Instituti0n, 81. Louis.
Nor.h.rn Bank Of KentacI 1e1inoiOn.
nov34d
D. o. AHDgRsos. ALEXANDER BAEcLAr.
ESTABLISHED IN Is46.l
BANKING HOUSE OF
q u . n q q. n - y R . N Il co.
r HAVE this day admitted ne a partner In the
L Bankin1 Business, Alexander Barclay, who has
been my teller for the last six years., The busi-
ness, hereafter, will be conducted under the firm
and style of
GEO. G. ANDERSON 4 co.
Being ono Of the Oldest Banking Houxes tif not
the edeyt) in lows, the new Arm solicita = contiu
aanee of former patronage so literally extended 10
the sa(Doy partner
They win make colections and remit less Ex-
change, on TIE day Of payment, free of charge.
Their references ~ formerly by senior part
mel, wis
RKvnREScKs
Park Bank, N. Y.
Winslow, Lanier 4 Co., Bankers, Y.
Edward w. Clark Co., ,PhilAdelphia.
- Howard Banking Co., Boston.
ulIcr 4 browne, Bankers, Boston.
u Bank, Chicago.
man 0eipcke, Chicago.
Heehanics' Bank, Pittsburgh.
Yarnsrs' Deposit Bank, Pittsburgh.
Kra1sr 4 kshm, Bansers,
Gilml = Brothsrton /" Cincinnati.
State Savings Institution, st. Louis.
Ksokuk, Jan. 'b3. GEO. G. ANDERSON.
jaa5d
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Facilities Increased and Fare Reduced!
H q x OF T1MR!
nN md after Monday, May Srd, two daily
~ trsins, esch way, tsandays sxeepted,) willrun
as Follows:
ht Train leaves KEoKUh at 1900 O'Clock Az.
ID Train ~ z.A0 {" Pm.
Is. I rain leaves BESToNspoRT At 7:2o" A.n.
ID Train = $3.50 Pm.
Passenz1bns for Sioux City, Council Bluffs, Fort
Dodge, Fort Des Moines, 0ttnniwa, Fairfield, and
intermediate points, viii take the 700 a. m train,
connecting 1t kentonspori with stages FOR all ponta
in Middle and Western Iowa.
BY this arrangement residents along the line OF
the road will be enabled TO spend FIVE HOURS
In KH0KJ'k and return same evening.
THROUGH TICKETS TO st. Lonis, Louisville,
Cincinnati, and the East, may be had at the Once
Ia Benton sport.
"a Fare as low ~ the lowest.
S. DWIGHT EATON,
knginesr and Superintendent.
SAn'L A. BLACK,
Asst sap't and General Passenger Agt.
gEN-Ticket oflee at Railroad Depot.
Gk Ofhcein kilbourne's Block.
Kevkuk. Aprii 1S, 5s-dYw
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Tn. Ts.ss - ~ ..
TO r. New YofI e DaSsoi Roa.'''
!. i,aasls,' Bsisi%srs,
Harrisbursh,s q -
pissaburgh, :. 10 q
cincinnss, A
Chicago, "
{ 9NAlso, by several different routes to ell the
principal intermediate places.
rAko, 70 Milwaukee, Freeport, aalepa, Dun
leith and st. Paul.
sss- -Also,to ali be Raj iroad Cities In Upper and
Lower Canada, via Grand Trunk Railway; Hanil-
ton, Toronto, Kingston. MoatreAl and Quebec.
gf-By the same route to oedsssburgh, NJ.
Pittsburgh, N. T., ssd Portland, NJ,
CAN Bx rRoouRrp ~ TIE
RAILROAD TICKET oy1ICE,
Main-St., besvssn FSrs sad Ssesmd, one
door above the Billings House,
kEOKUk, IOWA.
RT-Passengers can save Time and Mone5
by buying THROUGH TICKETS.
- De sure that you in the Right Once. -ssN
RAILR ROAD TICKETS
00od for m unlimitsdlengih Of time; allowing
Passengers tostop Mt any point and re-
sumo their Journey st lslanfe.
Steamboat TieheLs good until Close Of Navigation.
s1PaseaeG IN obtain Reliable Information
at this Oficc III fSR3rd TO all Railrosd Routes in
the United states and canadas. IN
wa- Once open at all hour.
J.R. R.TEWKSBURY,
Foreign Ticket Agent G. b. 4 Q. r. X. Line.
June l9-dAw
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vTOOARTsn g. nrneNg XsRk
rryHE magnificent and ansufpG pents
i manufactured BY this house, 81 and
most extensive In the United stated no
cured Of the subscriber In every ~ and.
some rosewood cases, Of G, 81, q an -. IL
Parties In want of really Ane II NJ, Ara
earnestly invited to call before pureA1 y eke-
where. IL. D.. HEWITT, eUE
Cor. 9th and Z, sts.,
April dom s.. Lcaiss Mo.
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SO"sPscse0 70 SsU1sSHSsP-s 1WyOVYH WttWVW
chance of e0fs- Ontu enc chaa0A
or enjA Ia Il sie,,iifa- I'm.
~1..o. 81 CI.SsIcJ
~ Sscoes""0.
I Esc ns sn anu tno Iess change. oi Care
.na mo ~ ,niles nearer 60 all Esst-
y !. uisies \. = snssIy M any o.nsf route.
;, ~ ohhA1ss n1AunAL ; hooIE, carrying
-. =. p MasN l43"s A@FfeA
On and Aitef sdnssdAy aly lst, trains will
ieave ga az ioiiors;
~ v. ?. MAJ ilaaan-heaSse sa omcs, corner ath and
Ines.hut, I, ~ as'oV =. n. hoases mast st. Louis
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|. Cc-ParsnersAyp y Nssies

GN~PMrImorthyDM MOtHGe, -
lDs@.R GRAY 4 X. y. SMITH have this da&
IL fpIhsd partnership in the Carpenter -
Hail3fhx business In AZ its branches, under the
g "a % Iifth atrsGog bawten High and. Nor
1hsse they Will b happy 70 receive the a.
1hsi& &lrisnds and ~ public.
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL dROCERS,
PRODUCE DEALERS

Cosn naissi0n Merchants.
"a 100 Main ST., and IS Lsvse, kcokuk. lows
HENaa1 RTMONG, =
AuruRSEYa Az cCCTSEL1.cE ~ LAY
'rHARTlUULAR attsntion givcnasc the collection
| i and securing Of claims. M
uN1e u TAird IL, between Main and Johnsons
Z II. Iowa. tmay4dSm1
UOED DRADENs
ArahAeoCe amA Dm1lAeRs
naars.n Il. bstwssn FiftSenfh and Sixteenth,
.AUW a.
SY6I3RA ACp6 tAksn, includiag the farnishiAg o1
Sl3al h desired, and fulhllsd IN prompt
R57S,fSi rssnasr. Emeh11dt \;
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BUCKEYE FOUNDRY,
Corner Of Johnson and Ninth Ssreets,
D. q. VAIL Il GO.
jylAd

CoUNc ApLUYFs CITY ..............,s = y.
W. .J.hsAIpins, &C. H., New ri ~
u. II. Tracy, 80
Hon. chaS. Massp, M sshington City
Hon.. b. .Bortl tli,p. erth Carolina.
Hon. j. Is. brr, sY6a Caroline.
Hon. p. G. Wright, Nv Orleans.
S-v. papin = BrothSf, st. Loais.
bcArritt Il Mason, "
Capt. J. N. Pritchard, !"
TIL sharp, Cash, Indianapolis, Ind.
II. B.curtis, Mt. Vernon, Ohio.
Hon. Sam 4 X. Curtis, Keokuk, Iowa.
Chax. Parsons 4 Co.,
Match Thompson,
Clarke ,auihle Sturges, ,naGsls, MY.
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COUMhbUJWN UHCHss
Bsi lding, JohnsOn-st, under Court House,
lVTTfLL attend satcs Of real or personaI propetys
wv reosive ana sell on commission ali kinds -
eods furniture, cattle, horses, &C.; receive goes
a storage. pay charges, and DO . general ASsa1y
k.slnesS. Cash advanced on goods received 1Orin.
mediate sale. sANolCkLAN mAAAo'
noy1&
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-10-01

.f tho Iaiallig,ue,r counted against ne ruH'sI
III. hlanh page. the composition 4 shch be had
an unqufsticnable right 10 oharge
The objections 10 thc contract system are si'n
90, Foundation Whccyer the plan q ies'4ns
on, the printing TO the lowest bidder has been
listed. At least in the soath, It has been aban'
doned And simply l-ecsn-' 'cw men aeina'"i
by c-yy may i.siarc that they would Do the
prin,lng IN less Is no, valid argument No
man ever ryeoutsd pic, u work ri TAR
price bat wha. there was always some on who
was wiling to DO It for le.s II may b. that
there las he,n TOO much printing executed Int
Tor tha, the Legislature not the printer, i ~
st,on-itlr r. work s,rms 20 u exceedingly
low. and nush l,ss ihnn has beru uniformly paid
b. Louisiana. The cii,er Of the InlclhgcucsF
nigh, bamhoozlc jury. who kncN nothing OF
printing but VT venture To say that he cannot
sustain himself further than We have admitted IN
this article before a committee Of printers. For
the-o error II the Gazette. however Va arr RE
to say unexplained and gnaccoun'ol for II pro
pfictais deserve the -'ycresi condemnation. But
If a newspaper j. dsinsenuous about ore thing
it impair, il crc'libiliiy IN relation toothers Ihe
Iu'cllircnocr has urged is charges against the
GaDttr ike lawyer determined 10 make ihe
mos, out u given case, and i possible 70 over
wh,lm and ruin HE adversary Hence We shall
form no opinion IN relation TO any Of The aileFa-
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Increase Of the last over the prcvi-
GUS year $50, o2636. showing gain Of
li3 per cent A similar gain the present
year will give total Of gross receipts
the 3lst Of next August, of t226, s9i IS.
This is certainly very encouraging
evidence of prosperity.
The Telegraph says the cost Of opera
ting the road is about fifty per cent
Of the earnings. which will of course
leave near $4,000 to pay for cons,ruc-
tion and to pay tbs interest on the state
loan The amount due on the State luan
Of $500, 600, is $4,000. interest one year
and 81 coo sinking fund But in add
ton to the earnings Of the road. the
company have, $l25 600 seven per cent
bonds This showing given by the
Telegraph would seem to place the
company not only in position To nav
the annual interest and two ,cr cen, fo,
the sinking fund, but alsS to prosecut,
the further constructino Of the road
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j W DENVER,
HUGH :. W ALSH.
4 c. DAVIS.
G W DElTXLER,

The election was productive of few
accidents and even loss of life. There
are accounts from authentic quarters that
several persons IN remote Districts of
the Territory We're drowned in making
the attempt TO reach their voting places
by swimming swollen streams. At That
time ali the water courses were very high,
ana the number Of votes estimated 10
have been lost by inability to gcach vo-
ting precincts is somewhat largely com.
puted at 5000. The occasion hardly re.
CURED that men should peril their lives
"a endeavorlug 10 record their votes it
IS to he hoped that the number Of this
>reclp, of casualties has hoencxageraicd
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GENERAL INTELLIGENCE

The Camp Meeting. which came Oh at
Wrich,s Camp Ground q week snc3l
we hear was attended by very graft
fying increase 10 the Ghareh some
twenty odd converts we believe were
/ added to the VI + Church South - fen
derson RcIeca.
The Bastrop Advertiser mentions a
very successful religious meeting by the
/ Cumberland prcsbyterians Of that sec
I ton.
/ Tie Waco Democrat SAYS, there were
| sixty OF seventy conversions at thc re-
cent camp meeting on the Bosquc mere
were ffy-fvc accesslons 10 the Memo
dist church
The Independent mentions the escape
Of HAYWOOD the murderer of the two
Glasses in Collin county. and intmaics
that his guard were bribed If go they
themselves ought to suffer the penalty
II his crimes
David L. Miller has invented machine
embracing the three principles OF the
w,,h,e. lever ard screw, with which a
workman at the Norris Locomotive
Works. Philadelphia, weighing loo
hounds. lifted with facility the enormous
weight of 81 1872 pounds-more than
eighteen tons merely by the Application
Of his strength through his hands 10 the
lever
Tpy TopAeco Cnop The llopknsville
Press SAYS the tobacco crop Ia that sec
ttnpo rntuckv is better than II has been
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REPORT or rns COMMITTEE

In pursuance Of the resolutions aforesaid, u
becomes cur taty 10 appeal to the stockhold'F.
u the southern Pacific karoad Company, ana
to urge them to come promptly To the rescue ~
y.ndleation Of their own rights. and in further
ance Of great national work undoubtedly the
greatest Of the agc, The manly and s,raighlioF'
ward report Of Dr. Fowlkes shows that the who'c
liabilities Of the Company so FAR AZ kno"h'
10 not exceed 81 o. 900 whilst the expenIi'ar
Of $4,000 morc wil complete what is wanting c'
twenty-five miles Of railroad, We invite atssn-
ton 10 the following extract from his report
Until so miles be graded, aud the iron lao
upon % miles Of the road the company is not
entitled to the loan OF 80 600 per mile under the
loan bill Of Tcxas With IN expenditure Of SOM
$4,000 the iron can he laid upon the - mih- "
i,cnr already laid upon 20 mule. with five mfH
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FROM KANSAS
sp,1l correspondence Of the Louisville Journal
lrvrSwouTn. X T. Aug % ls3s

sps 8l sarrespondcncv Of the Louisville Journal.
LrVrswoWIn. X T. Aug % l,ae
Appended is the proclamation Of the
Blnrd of Commissioners which was APP
pointed under the conference measure %
carry out til, rclnisious Of the act %
Nav ith The Board was fall with the
exception Of c W Bahhack Esq, wha
is absent from the Territory There
were no fraudulent returns at this clce-
ton Oxford hichupuo aud Delaware
Crossings have lost their prestige The
returns from three precincts are thrown
aut because IT informaltics and ON suili-
cient grounds The programme Of the
Board was well digcsted. and the salts
factory manner in which the elrti""
,,ssci m il due la great measure, a.
the iudicious exercise 81 thc powers with
which they were vested No complaints
have been uttered Of any pe-t'ality or
unlairncss, and there certainly should bo
mo- cause of dissatisfaction;
PROCLAMATION In accordance with The
provisions uf an act Of Congress, APP
proved May ith, 1858, entitled An act
ior the admission Of Kansas into tho
Union" the undersigned Board of Com
uissioners. having carefully canvassod
the returns received by them Of the clcc
ton held the first Monday in August, 1888
on the propositions therein submitted
and made in conformity with the require
mcnts Of said act, have asccrlaincd the
vote To be by counties and precincts az
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-10-01

~ Daring the past week bad the pleasure NJ
spending several hours in the agreeable society of pr
Dausr L,elY, editor Of the cn1Go Gazette This, We
believe, the Doctors nnt visit e. fcs4s. We
'rus'he went home mofe. iavorably- impre.sci taaa
re have reason 10 hope r. look ogt upon q country
Ike ours. rendered cherries hy the long continued
iroash and T. travel al day enysope IN das, not
calculated to al the mind with sery excited IDEAS or
70 make gentleman realize that be Is pleasure
,tip. The Gazette J, thorough Democratic journal.
and merit the popularity which It enjoys sacecs'
10 Il and H. able editor
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-10-01

II will be gratifying to every patriot
TO learn that the attempt to unite the
corrupt elements in New York in opposi-
ton to the Democracy has failed The
New York Herald Of the 10Th SAYS:
The Republican and American State
conventions at Syracuse recommended
business yesterday morning, after a
night spent in cndcayorlng to perfect q
plan tor q union Of both factions The
leaders however, appear to have blum.
dcrcd woinly IN their arrangements.
They agreed N opposition TO the cxieu-
sion Of slavery in the Territories, that
some sort of registry law to proycul
election frauds is necessary that natural.
led citizens ehall wait one year after
naturalization before voting. and 10 unite
their Efforts to defeat the democratic, a.
pro-slavery party, as they term it But
a proposition Of the republican declaring
that Congress has power 10 exclude sla
very from the Territories and LITTLE
hamhoo2hng on the part Of the former as
TO the division Of the Offices. exploded
the fusion schemes utterly, and both par
ties, after expressing their opinions OF
each other IN terms more vigorous than
polite, proceeded TO nominate separate
tickets
There is enough in these proceeding.
to show that the American party NORTH
IL deeply imbucd with the spirit Of Aho
ition and that The Republicans are ready
to join banda with them in the leading
principles Of the Know Nothing creed
Know Noihingism and Black Republic
canism are twin sisters There is SUN
Gent IN the proceedings Of these conven
tiuns TO exhibit To every Southern man
the Importance OF sustaining the Demo
cratic party.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-10-01

~ John aeciafiy t'q editor Of the Hen
Ierson rlsaeoa 3 10 was captain Of a company
4 Texa. volunteers during thu Mexican WAT
thus felinvly eoaeud,- an editorial notice Of the
heath q Col Georrc +. Wood
Follow comrnd,s in srms death has bssn busy
in onr ranks. ~ our own household thru, Of Us
vent out in the bloom of youth, IN the campaign
Of 49, Twelve years have rassed-two OF the
thr,o az sleeping underneath the silent 'rt
henderson Wood and numbers Of cthers VITA
whom ~ have delighted 20 rcall incideu', oil
the camp and battle, have also sunk to rest
Worth Taylor and Qu'man too are gone me
,oosin Of war NAY agsin summon ~ 10 me he'd'
BIS, we viii mss mnug who we're hin'iaF ~ 10
aT
rtey have fa1sM their lat fshi
Thei have wan tbor Inst battle
No sound eau wake them g. glory again
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-10-01

sos- ", learn from the lamar Enquirer that
Hr MrBryde who resides u miles north Of
sherman Gray,n county recently shot 7lna-
way negro. wlo was supposed at the time to
belong 10 Capt T g Wright Of Paris This
prove. ta have been au error, Il is now believed
iha' BE- was ibe property Of M J = Scott OF
ibi- county ~ be- and the bors and gun pre-
ci.cly correspond with ihe bandbiIl published by
Mr. scott Zoe tbe negroes detection The par
tirslar4 Of the affair arc NOT gwen.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-10-01

~ The pre-snt.is the nth week,of the District
douf'. Hat more ee'k Is allowed when tbc term
vii. expire. !; Is aot eAgeaie9 .iiom present indiea
sons tina: the cogr, viii be able to s., through the
docket. 1t a.lofds 10 pleasure to state that Judge
Reeves has elven entire satsfac.ion The high opiu-
100 formed a bis ability jnra and BIS dopor,
inen: on the Bench. have hoeu confirmed lie Viil
carry with hai, on Die departure the esteem and kri
~lshes n ON peorle
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-10-01
sorlcE 10 STOCKHOLDERS.

All the stockholders owing back ins,amenis
arc requested TO pay the same 10 Messrs ". l. u
hdrkhard'' Louisville + y, who are duly author
'esd to receive and .ueeipt for the same. And
ali stock upon ohich instruments are due and IN
pala by .st Of October ucNt. will Posi''refy be
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ahead Il us IN Railroad We imagine that
rom the amount u work already performed they
would pause and r'st a whilc. But the Galveston
New. gie,s an account Of foaf'teu thousand 'on'
II ron fr the q II and Il railroad. contacted
for in Belgium, which soon to be brought out
fhe Houston Telegraph states that It has iniar
nation II the puTclrso II 1000 tons Of iron for
the Brazoria road with the chair, spikes Se
Negotiations wcre pcndiag or the balance
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-10-01

~ NJ. CHARLES I. iiYssus a.riycd At home on
Monday hst In. company With iir. fules. Ilo'bsd
heen absent fos seine time on visit - kcatucky
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-10-01

~ We mentioned that the GHuer ncnocrlt had
tsen purchased BY aami er NJ Democrats In lpshur
county. Al; reCca' meeting Of the Stockholders r.
sss!es Il resolutions passed. which they request
US 10 pasiish. They Will appear IN our mex, Issue.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-10-01

TnE L,sr TRICK Is TiAuE A friend iu-
forms us that he yesterday purchased
some beautiful red aud apparently ripe
peaches from fruit seller opposite the
Post Oliec. and that on peeing them he
found thcin perfectly green under the
skin the sellers havihg paisioi the skins
red in order o. make them ralcabie FL
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-10-01

Large nuiabcrs Of inEcniou~ly ,cxocu
ted counterfeit gold dollar are in circu
Ilfiar ~ Pif'slureh Pa