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GEo. KUGCLES,
A. Il. and Chief OF staff.
w ashington. July 23.

Washington. July %.
A copy of the Mobile Advertiser Of
the 18th is received. 1t says that among
the population of that portion Of the State
lying above New Orleans is numerous
class Of persons Of mixed descent, igno-~
rant and scarcely speaking or understand
ing the English language This class. it
may be supposed, have little feeling in
common with those who are fighting in
this war. They do not understand the
quarrel. They would As aeon have North
ern gold AZ Confederate paper, il not
little rather, no matter for what kind Of
disloyal service it might be.
The loss Of New Orleans Was At first
regarded Is = terrible blow to the Confed
crate cause, but it has proved fruitful Of
thegreatest advantages and moral mate
rial. Its FIRST effect has been to srouse
the Southern citizens. The word has
gone forth, mo more surrender Of Sea-
port towns, except in ashes" Buffers
rule has intensified Southern hatred OF
Yankees. We mean TO fglit for our in
dependence with such means as God and
nature have put into our hands, Just as
II intervention was not out Of the aucs-
ton Of hope.
The Augusta Constitutionalist says:
Our Government nov has j. is h:ca.
several hundred Yankee officers, some Of
them Of high military rank and high 90
cial position. Now Is the time TO demand
IN atonemcnt for the atrocities pcrpetrstcd
BY the miserable Butler at New Orleans
Now is the opportunity to demand retri-
button for the blood Of the martyred Nnl-
ford. His death cries to Heaven for
vengeance. Let 80 Of 80 Of the Federal
prisoners highest in rank DO set aside and
held In close confinement. there to remain
I'LL Butler is delivered up, Or until by tbs
chances Of war be is thrown into our
handa.
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MrErlsc or rae MEnIcAr Boasc.
The committee appointed to examine APP
plicants for the positions Of Surgeon and
Asslsiant Surgeon in lows regiments,
consisting Of Dr.. Hughes Of this city, Dr..
Belding Of Dubuque. and DR.. Burrows OF
Davenport, are now holding . session in
this place, rendered necessary on account
Of the new regiments reauired=of Iowa.
Some twenty or thirty applicants have
presented themselves, and number NOR,
are looked for.
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WILLIAM a. bATcHkLoR's celebrated nsir Dye
produces color 10 be she'd srnm nature
warranted rot 10 aJnre the hail in the least;
The III e6c OF tad dyes and invisorst~s he hair for
life. GREY, RED or RUSTY HAIR Instantly turns
splendid black or brown leaving The hair soft and
beautiful Sold b, all druggists sc
The genuine is signed WILLIAM A. BATCHEroR,
on tA< JoEr sasss If saeA 5oH
Factory, No. Fl BARCLAY Street, New York Hate
23s Broadway aud l6 Bond Street, fies-dIwly
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Republican state Convention.
Des Moines Iowa. July &c

The Republican State Convention was
very large and harmonious. Wright, of
delaware county, was nominated Secretary
OF State; Holmes, of Jones county, Ilcasu.
rer; Harvey, OF Fremont county, Register;
> ~. Catsell, wasrc-noniuated for Audi
tor, and Z. G. Mae, tet Attorney Gen.
eral.
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New York, July %.

The President re-appointed Gen. Mar
cy to the position of chief of the staff of
Gen. Mcclellan, the Senate having left
his former appointment uncon6rmel on
personal grounds. He had an interview
with the President and Secretary of War,
and returned to James River with i'm
portant desratches for Gan. Mcclellan.
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COMMERCIAL.
isr TELEaRArn,l
New York Market.

New York, July 90
Flour-Msfket dull. and Ii scarcely 20 arm; sales
At $5 052Sb rs for supernne Stale; 43 45a5 SIS for
Extra state s5oo9s " Tor super Western; s5 4oa
Is IS for Common to Medium Extra Western; s5 25a
s6 65 for Common 10 govd shipping brands Extra X
H.o.
Whest-Aarket active, la2c higher; sales ii Si 100
Sill for Chicago Spring; 81 l6 u % for Milwaukee
Club; u a3Dl % for Amber lows; sl asDl ~ for
Winter Red westsrn; u 310l . for Amber Mtcht-
igan; u - for fair white Michigan.
Corn-Narket irmer; sales ii 5SG 81 for Mixed Wss-
tern, old.
Whissy-Markst withou important change; sales II
3osaskc.
sugsr--Actve and firm; sales 24o hhds Cuba 1894;
1877 hhds r. n. ahc.
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.Mtdnighf Report.

Louisville, July %.
The Nashville train arrived on time.
Venerable Bishop Soule, Of the Methodist
Church, is among the passengers.
General Smiths forces arrived at Som
erset pursuing Morgan. Morgan's forces
had crossed the Cumberland Rapids re-
treating into Tennessee.
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'rROM GEN. HUNrEn,s tnrr.~c

Washington, July 10.
The following is an extract from q "a.
cent dispatch received at the War De-
partment from General Saxton, dated
Beaufort, S. c., July 10th:
10 E. M. Stanton, Sec'y of War:
SIR have the honor to report that
everything pertaining to the special SER
wee for which am sent to this depart
ment, Is in favorable condition. The
negroes arc working ihdustriousIy. We
have some fifteen thousand acres Of corn
and cotton under cultivation. It Iooks
we'll. The system of voluntary labor
works admirably The people are con-
tented and happy. When the new crop
is harvested they will cease 10 be a bur
den upon the Government,
By adopting iudicious system of re-
ward for labor. almost any amount can be
obtained. l's proceeds will pay the ex
Pense. ! am, with great respect, yours,
truly, R. SAxros.
Bfigadier General.
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E. M. STANTON,
Secretary Of War.
POPE DEALING WITH THE Sc.
CESH.
Headquarters Army of Va,
Washington, July g.

I
Washington, July g.
Gen. Order No. III
Colnl44ud Of army corps, divisions.
bfigades, attachments and comma ds
will proceed Immediately to arrest disloy-
al male citizens within thor lines or With
in the reach of their respective stations.
Such rs are willing to take the oath of al
lrgiance to the U. S., aud win furnish
sufficient security for its observance, shall
be permitted to remain at their homes
and pursue their accustomed avocations.
Those who refuse shall be conducted 10
the South. beyond the extreme pickcts
of this army, and be notified il found
again any where within our lines, or 81 anv
point in the rear, they will be considered
spies and subjected to the extreme rigor
of military law. If any person having
taken the oath of allegiance, as above
specified, shall be found to have viola ted
1t, he shall be shot and his property seized
and applied to the public use. All CON-
munication with any person whatsoever
living within the lines of the enemy is
positively prohibited, except through the
authorities, and in the manner
specified by military law, and any person
concerned in writing or carrying letters
Of messages in any other way will be con-
sidered and treated as spy within the
lines of the US. army.
By command of
Major General POPE.
Gro. RUGGLEs.
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e Patients are now, by special or
der OF the Surgeon in charge, passed out
OF the hospital by the Ward Surgeons
from a. m. to 8 p. m This arrange
ment will account for the appearance Of
more than Tho usual number of soldiers
on the streets.
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HE Iowa BRIGApE.--Gen. futile has
been assigned brigade composed Of the
18th, 18th, 18th aud 10th Iowa repi-
ments. His headquarters are near Corinth,
and the 18th constitutes the Provost
Guard at that place.
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Washington. July %

"beoHs ouiy ID.
There is neither lawn or regulation for
the acceptance of volunteers otherwise
than for three years or during the war.
This a. N. the President, Secretary of
War and Major General Halleck were
long IN consultation at the WaI Depart
ment, for portion of the time Gems.
Pope and Burnside were with them,
Grea. repugnance to the idea of drafting
continues to be entertained in official
circles here. The impression being that
the Presidents call for 300, 900 additional
volunteers is already being responded to
throughout the country with an alacrity
that promises to secure the whole num-
Der IN less time than was recently antici-
pated
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-24

xe Lowry's News Room is indispen-
sable in such times as these. By fur
n'shlng the public with the latest news in
papers from all parts of the country, and
choice miscellaneous reading in books,
magazines and other periodicals, Lowry
becomes public benefactor.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-24

FL The packet Kate Cassel leaves
Fort Madison for Davenport and inter-
mediate points this morning on the ar
rival of the train from Keokuk.
je24-dtf.
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DONATIONS TO HOSPITAL.

DONATIONS To HOSPITAL.
From d. I. Brigham, Esq, two bush.
onions.
From Army Sanitary Committee, FL
kader, IL shirts, 10 pairs drawers, IA
sheets, comforts, 10 towels. etc., etc,
valued at $50.
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Col. RANKIN REsIosED.-We heard
yesterday that Col. Rankin had resigned
the command Of the 18th Iowa. The
promotion of his law partner, Mr.. Miller,
to the Bench, it is said, rendered Mr..
Rankin 8 attention to the business indis-
penssble, and hence his resignation.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-24

CHANGE OF 1IAE.-It will be seen
from the advertisement that the time ,.h,o
Of the Mt. Pleasant Rad is changed so
that cars will hereafter leave Fl. Madison
At = a m. Mondays excepted ana this
place at 6.33 p. M. (Sundays excepted J
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Jys-d-to-aur

10 THE NERVOUS OF Born SExEs-
HehFedcsrgymxn having been restored TO health IN
y lsW days sftsr many years OF great Suffering Is
Si'ihi 10 sss,st others By sending tree on reer IN,
of poss-Is id directed envelope copy Of the pre-
seriFtion used Direct 10 the REV. JOHN NJ DAG
ljei2.da ~ss
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-24

@ln one place in town drinking
saloon adJo'ns an Undertakers shop. On
~ step from the one TO the other.
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THE GATE CITY.
THURSDAY, JULY "a.

SEE THE I'VE will hereafter
mark an X on papers to indicate that the
time of subscription is nearly or quite ex-
PRED; and when subscribers wish to CON
tinue they viii remit immediately.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-24

While in the Holy Land Mr.. Williams
came near being robbed and murdered by
band of Arab robbers. He will give a
history Of this adventure at his third lec-
ture, to be given in the Unitarian Church
this evening at 8 o'clock. He will des.
cribe Samaria and Samaritan Passover
on Mount Gerizim, Jacobs Well, Galilee.
Mount Tabor, Nazareth, Cana of Galilee
the Lake of Tlberias, and Capernaum.-
He will exhibit the costume Of Syrian
gentleman. and the unique horned cos
tune ola Druse woman in tableanr rirants.
flowers from S4maria and Galilee. water
from Jacobs Well and the Sea OF Tibe-
rias, honey from the Land of Canaan, an
oriental viol, curious lock, a scrip of
Gazelle's skin, rosaries from Jerumsalcm.
Turkish and Russian coins, Turkish hub
ble.buble pipe or narghileh, and many
other curiosities and relics. A. this lee
tuls completes the series on Palestine, we
advise all who can, to attend. Admission,
a quarter for adults, and dime for chill
dren.
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~The soldiers dirty some clothing.
Eleven wash women are steadily employ
ed six days Of the week, in stannus' row.
for the Estes House Hospital.
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MARRIED.,

=, On fnasday, July 23d 1859, by the Rev. A. r Hall
city. " - 800
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Baltimore, July Esd.
The American this afternoon published
the following:
Headquarters, July 22d.
Things are very dull here. No thought
OF General Mcclellan being superseded,
although there is some talk in Northern
papers of it. Either Gen. Meigs or Gen.
Halleck will DO Commander in Chief.
When the President was here Gen. Nc
Clsilan recommended and urged such an
appointment, but told the President not
to allow his claim to interfere with his
action ia tie matter.
There are several thousand men un.
able to do duty, although the health of
the army has improved since it came to
the James River. There ia no move
ment ~hatever of trnnps. The rebels are
visible at all time. on the opposite side Of
the river, but are never interfered with
unless they appear iii Iarge number. when
the gunboats she'll them out.
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1~The splendid sword nresen,ed

SThe splendid sword presented ,e
Lieut.. Col Parrot by his old Company
is still to be seen in Bridges Jewelry store
in the Estes House. The sword blade
beautifully etched is of extra quality Of
steel and the hilt is of elegan. design
with shark skin handle. The scabbbard
IS triple French gilt, ornamented and
bears the inscription presented to Col.
j. G. Parrot by Co. f, 7th Regiment
Iowa Volunteers Keoknk Iowa, 1861 >
The belt is beautifully stitched, and every
way suitable to sns.ain SO splendid a
weapon. Col. Parrots gallant conduct at
Belmont, in which eng cement he recev-
ed two wounds, entitled him TO the pro-
motion he received on the death of Col
Mentz, and his faithful services, and hu.
name treatmen. of his men are we'll at
tested by this tribute of esteem conferred
by those who were best acquainted with
his superior merits.
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Deaths In liosPiaal.
July 23-Chas. w. Stone, Co. D, 53d
Illinois, of consumption.
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stock Market.
New York, July o.
Stocks mode rate-active and better,
Money quite easy--3 per cent.
Sterling ExchAnge--none-lN.
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Dos- Last evening another long process
on of llitic folks we're seen MARCHING mn
M tin street FROM the steam boat l.nd,n,.
with such happy looks that it didn't re-
quire much shrewdness to guess another
picnic had come off somewhere. Sure
enough, the Catholic Sunday School had
been out with their whole AMY of chill
dren for holiday amuscments. We did
not learn whore they went, but it is safe to
presum they visited some pleas ant silvan
retreat and had a good time.
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14~ MIR. Z. Carter of this city is authori-
zed to raise company of men for the
regiment assigned to this District. All
those responding to this call will receive
Slo advance pay ana bounty, as soon as
mustered in a company or le-i nent ana
subsistence from tie DAY Of el.listing,
Those drafted are ait entitled 10 these
benefits.
Now is your time to enlist, do not suf-
fer yourselves to be drafted and respond
Al ohce TO the urgent cali OF your country
Office on the 3rd between Main and John
son streets at the Office of E. Jaeger, and
J. II. Hills Dry Goods Store in the Estes
House.
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day:
Z. II would to God that some of the more
atroclous in each State were hung upon a
gallows Eve times high a. that prepa red
for Haman. No punishment. In nv
opinion, is too severe for the man who
can build his greatness upon his country's
ruin
The Father Of this country, if he were
living now, would be hung for treason by
these self same abolition robbers, who un-
der cloak OF the sacred name of Union
bleed their country at every pore. -
Council Bluffs Bugle.
Will Lysander W. Babbitt, editor Of
the aforesaid paper, please inform the
public about that ten thousand dollars for
which Judgment was recently rendered
against him and in favor Of the United
States by the Supreme Court at Washing.
ton. Ten thousand dollars extracted
from one little pore Of the bleeding coun-
try ought 10 stop modest man i mouth.
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PLusDknERs. = George Washington
expressed himself as follows of the cor
rup. plumbers of the Government in his
1ay.
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council It tAs Arse meeting thesleeoo, tAs grounds Of
sa contest and the council sAn IKE time and placs Ut
which they win hsar and dssssnins nd contest
Sec. Is. The person making said contest shall
within twsntyfour hours aftsr Ming with the
city council notice cf said contest serve upon
the person whose eleotionsshe contests . similar
notice Of the grounds ef contest, with the time
and place At which the city council will hsr
and determine the same.
Sec. 26. At the time and place fixed BY The
city council they shall hear and determine said
contest - in thar Judgment shall appear just
and lawful and the decision rendered by the
council shAllall b final and conclusive.
Sec q. The judges and clerks Of election shall
each be entitled to one dollar for each day they
shall serve - lch.
Approved st II, 1881.
THUlks W.. wATERs0N, Mayer.
P H. PETERS, Clerk.
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Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
was appointed b. S. F. Snyder, Probate Judge in
and for Washington County, Kansas, admins
traitor of the estate of John A. Humes, deceas-
ed, dated April 23rd, A. D, 1862. All persons
indebted to said estate are requested to make
immediate settlement of the same, nd all hav-
Jag claims against said estate, are required to
exhibit tn e,n to the administrator for allowance
within one year after the date of the letters or
they may be pleciuded frcm any benefit OF said
estate, and ifsUch claims are lot exhibited With
In three wears from the date OF these letters they
will be forever debarred.
J.k. HALLOWELL4 Admir-.
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SHEREFF'S SALE.

BY virtue Of an alias fee bill issued out of the
2nd District court in and for Marshall county,
Kansas, will on Wednesday the 18th day of
June A. d. 1862, in front of the Barrett House in
Marysville, between the hours of ten o'clock A.
NJ and four o. clock P. n. Of said day, offer for
sale one wagon, levied on as the property Of
Jared R. Amsden to satisfy said fee bill.
CD. sWEARINGEN, Sheriff.
Marysville May Is 1862.
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Notice is hereby given that letters of
administration Inna were granted March 4, A.
~. Aooz.tor the estate ofJames White, de.
ceased OF Marshall county, Kansas. And
al persons having claims against said es-
tate should exhibit them to the admins.
traitor for allowance, within one year after
the ate OF the letter, or they will be pre-.
Guided from any benefit Of said estate;
and If such claim be not exhibited within
three years from the date of the letter
they will be foreversdebarred. 7ss
tz-se SAMUEL MYERS.
Admir-.
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Having recently fitted up and opened their
large and commodious house, are prepared to
acoomemodate and give satisfaction to all who
may give them a call.
They have the largest and most conmodious
stable in the vest, end plenty Of grain and hay.
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Sec II. The judAes CLERKS Of election shall not
anime or suffer any ono els TO examine the ballot Of
placing tie metheren, shall they permit any one
but the voter handing the same one Of the judges to
handle the ballot shall they allow than one
of the judges tohande the baotbox under penalty Of
not less than I'VE nor mere than ifty dollars.
Sec 49, 1t shall be the duty Of the city cler deliver
Of this toat least of the judges of each
ward this city 1t least day previous any election
Sec 10. whentwoor more persons shall have equal
number o. votes Dr mayor OF any other elective ofcer in
this city, the judges Of the e)eson shall certify the
eoepc who shall be declared elected In the following
mnner they shall cause twelve separate ballots slips
of paper be prepared equal in sile and similar in
an equal number and neatysoldcd with the upon
the inside the slips % prepared .ha DO put into box
and we'll mixed eleven nj id slips shall then be drasn
on having the highest number Of ballots thus drawn out
hsl be declared elected and certcate of election saI
he issued by the clerk to him In the herenbes
provided.
Sec o. All free white males the age Of twenty
one years who shall be csens Of the United States
shall declared their intention become such and
hn shall have resided in this city three months ne
preceding any election shall be 10 city
ofcerS and such persons sa vote in the warsi which
they reside ct the time Of election.
Sec a. Every who shall vote or offer TO vote mors
than once election held N city officers sha
mon conviction, be fined less than i've dollars nor more
than fifty doihrs.
Sec q any person NOT qualified voter under this or
a;nance shall knowingly and wiluy 1t electio,
in This city for city oce he eha conviction be lined not
lees than i've nor moro than fifty dollars.
Sec g. Nopsoa other than qualified voter under this
ordinance sea eattledto ehall the right of .ny Der
con to vote At any city election.
Sec q any person desires to contest the election Of
any appearing the ohave been elected
nayeity ofacs such PeEsoa % ssatsn writing soths city
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No. ITO Broadway,
MARYRSVILLE, KAN,

CHAs. F. KESTER, Proprietor.
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ELI MOORE,
Carpenter and Cabinet Maker.

MARYSVILLE, KANSAS,
WIZ attend to the erection of all kinds of build
inss with neatness and dispatch. Plans and spec
lhcations furnished. l have on hand large
quantity Of dry walnut lumber, and am pre-
pared 70 make ali kinds of furniture at Mo.
river prices. Terms to suit the times. n6tf
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Business Garbs.
F. r. JACOBS,
HOUSE, SIGN &c
ORNAMENTAL PAINTER.

All persons wishing work done in my line
will do well by calling one door east Of the
American Hotel, where win guarantee salts
faction. GIN n5
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FRANK ISARD,
Cabinet Maker s. k1ouSe Builder,

lie IS prepared 20 take contracts for BIZ i.dir gs
OF all kinds, and insnres that b Is work will be
done In a subtantial and workmnIiAe manner
Collins made to order upon short notice. Fur
nIture and every kind of Cabinet work attend
ed to promptly and at prices satisfactory &c ali.
He holds himself in readiness at all times, on
broadway, oae door east of the Union Office,
Marysville, Kansas. 3mn7
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TIE AMERICAN FLAG!
MAJ. 10 SAMUELS
Holds out great inducements
to the Farmers!

lie offers half Cash and half Goods, at east
srn prices, for Corn. The goods were purchased
ia New York for Cash. Cali with your Corn
andsee the Major before selling elsewhere, as it
is for your own good
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Rates of Eerriage
Established By the Board Of County Commissioners
Of Aarshau County, Kansas, Apr;l11, 1862.
Ordered that the rates Of ferriage across the
Big Blue river at the ferry owned by q. D. Will
liams& Co., crossing said river near the city Of
Marysville, be from this date IS follows:
For feotman ...n, ....., .......s .O5
loose cattle each ...... ....., ...... .O5
man and horse ...... 10
two horses and wagon so
one yoke Of cattle and vagoa.... so
four horses and wagon go. rs
two yoke Of cattle and wagon.... rs
four see. $125
six =" 80. $3.50
" United States mail coaches, four
horses...... ...... $3.50. 500. 40
Allpersons with one wagon free.
This certifes that the above Is true and cor,
rect copy as ordered BY the Board Of County
Commissioners, April 18th, 1862.
Stn41 B. g. NEWELL, Co. Clerk.