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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-02
THE GATE CITY.
WEDNESDAY. MARCH E.
Al .seplun Rsll,, 8 49,.


What spirituous liqools ars =, the Eu.
ropean, opium is in Java lbrshs Mahom-
medan and Chinaman. An Eusopesn Of
the lower classes may sit in hin tap-room
and debass himself BY his sottishDess, but
he does Il with an uproario1s merriment
which would make one think be Was real
y happy, spite Of the headaches and de-
lirium tremens be may know arc ID store
for him; but in an opiam hell il 10 a. still
as the grave. An oil lamp spreads !
Pickering light through the low rooted
sufocating room in which are placed bales,
or rough wooden tables, covered with
coarse mating, and divided into compart-
ments By means Of the bambooed vain
scoting. The opium smokers. men and
women, lost to every sense of modesty,
throw themselves languidly on the mat.
ting. and, their heads supported by q
greasycushion, prepare to indulge in their
darling vice.
A small burning lamp is placed on the
table, 80 az 70 be easily reached BY Ill the
degraded wretches who seek forgetfulness
or elysium in the fumes of opium. A
pipe Of bamboo reed, with bowl 1t one
end to contain the opium, is generally
made to do service to two smokers. A
piece of opium about the size Of pea costs
sixpence q days wages } but it is sufi.
cient BY its fumes to lull the sense Of the
smoker. These fumes they inhale DELHI
erately, retaining them in the mouth as
as long as they can, and then allowing
them gradually to exhale through the
nostrAs. After two or three inhalstions,
however, the opium is consumed, and the
pipe falls from the hands Of its victim -
At first the smokers talk to each other in
awhisper scarcely audible, but they soon
become still as the dead.
Their dull sunken eyes gradually be-
coming light and sparkling, their hollow
cheeks seem to assume healthy round
ness; CLEAN of satisfaction-nay, of &c.
stacy-lighteus up their eountenances a.
they revel in imagination in those sensual
delights which are to constitute their Ma.
hommedan paradise. Enervated, lanpuid
emaciated as they are. in fact, they seem
and feel for the time regenerated and
though they lie there, the shameless and
impasslve slaves of sensuality and lust,
Their senses are evidently stepped in bliss
Aroused, however, from their dreams and
deins'ons, the potency of the charm ex-
hausted-driven from their hell by its
proprietor-we see them next morning
walking with falteriog steps, eyes as dull
as lead, checks hollow as collins, to tbei,
work.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-02

THE BENEFITS OF The PERCEPTION
AND HOMESTEAD LAws.-Inquiries are
frequently iaade as to whether party
can avail himself both of the pre-em ption
and homestead laws at the same time
The answer returned from the General
Land Office is unqaalifedly in the mega,
tive, for the obvious reason that each OF
those laws require active bona fde settle
ment BY party, who, of course, cannot
be a resident on different tracts at the
same time
Secondly: 1t has been held that parties
who have had the full benefit of the pre-
empt'on laws, viz: proved up and paid
for the lands, are not precluded from the
homestead act.
Thirdly The Sc so in the first section
OF the homestead law applies to double
minimum land within the six mile limits
OF railroad lines, so acres of which in
homestead entries are considered equal 70
100 acres at 3 IS per acre.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-02

CLERKS Orv1cE ON WHEELS
eiing offce wagon, Intended for the Ad.
Jutant Generals department of the De.
partment OF the Cumberland, has lately
been builtat the government repair sbon.
IN the First ward. This vehicle. vh;is
built IN the form of an ordinary wagon
Is a. the same time, made to answer the
purpose. Of series of clerks desks, which
are formed by taking down the outside
Panneling of the wagon on either s;ds
and also in the rear. Seven dasls 80
furnished BY this means, while = scora ~
mere oil pigeon holes." intended for the
al9nng away Of Official papers, arc reveal.
90 10 sight. Stools which are packed
away IN the inside Of the wagon also be.
long TO the paraphranalia of the WAGON
ana number OF boxes in which : STORE
Oh papers used BY the Office are also con.
'S'"ed within them. The leather cover.
ing OF the wagon serves as protection 10
clerks In case of unpleasant weather. The
clerks. together with the driver, eight in
all, can be accommodated in the interior
OF the wagon. and will move with it on .
march.
"hiie the original plan of this wagon was
furnished BY Gen. Williams, Of the Arm,
OF the Potomac. yet . number OF the nm.
provements were suggested BY NILE
Allen, Superintendent OF the Government
repair shop, and under his direction the
wagon has been built.
The beauty Of the wagon is that i, can
be tnken apart and put together in Eve
minutes. 1t will be drawn by four horses.
similar wagon will shortly be com
p'eted for General Plsasanton, Of the
Amy Of the Potomac.-[Wa Washington
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-02
DIABETES
IRRITATION OF THE NECK OF THE BLADDER
INFLAMMATION or THE KIDNEYS.
CATARRH OF THE
BLADDER.

/ 0AADOAh'
tsIkAkGCARf AND BURNING, OR PAINFUL
| rpyv.-rro
For the.. diseases !, 4, t,n,v . ..x.
mas been kno wn 70 relief The mai r,..n. aos
Are you troabl Cd With thai dis,res.iee n.;n T. ~
mail Of the BACK through the hips te.snoonf,
magic. - -
PHYSICIANS
Have long sin &c given NJ the use Of buchr enbah.
juniper in the treatment OF those disesses sns -,
| nee them for the want Of better remeSv o'''
! coxxrrrYrr,o,- -.-
| eoHeiiAoIioS WATER
Has proved itself equal 70 the that In
/ upon it.
| D,upErfcS
/
Irritate and dyench the kidneys and by ecnst ant
soon led 10 acknowledgements. ion and confirmed A..
| ease.
/ We pres ent the Constitution Water u The nnh,;,
with the conviction that has equal relieving It.
Glass OF dis for which II has been found 90 emf
will be rewarded for efforts IN placing %
| and phys,cisn VI PsN'n
pEant pR,n,, pp.n,,
nhADi
DaryrlIr Pa June "a ,ee2-p, NJ
-Dee- Sir la February Issl 7 was .f.,., "a . .s
sugar distetes and for I'VE months i 1900 ~
than t.o e'lions Of ~serin TIVE hours. vas
me night And II, ave months ,os ,,,1 :,
In weight During the month az InIv ia, ~
cured two bottles Of Corstitutt,n Watey .od IN -
d. "a sfter using il experienred rcIies ana ,,a
inn % botirs IS entlrely rnred aeon .f,e, 49,,
| lsr a ' usnal good health, Yours Univ I'VE AN
- = I!'np w,rr
" 70 VIII.
Bo.roS rossRns n. Y Dec. q, Iss1-Tn. n.
Grsss = cs.-Gs..s FL freely give yon iitery to
nnns,,sa.,o. W.,e, wh,sb en- ree ~ 80 zane 4. o.
hishat vie 80 .,tseses LII ~ 'h 1
the shoulders. whole Iensth Of the back and in her
limbs. with Pslpiafen Of the Heart and frsttos Of
the Bisdasr- called physician, who attended her
found her then employed one sfshe best phytielsns
q. nasr Ii. care ne I'D n, months
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-02
FOR SALE
EHOR SALE.
REAT BARGAIN IN LANDS.

700 Acres Of land for sale Considerable portion Of
shica 10 under cultivation In the central pan of Lee
County. and within thirty minutes Railroad fron
heokuk This lsndfs ADM ~ siy atted for sheep
STOCK farm an viii be fold at low price. An op-
psra nty such rarely occurs Is here offered for
making most desirable Investment Title perfect.
Enquire OF n. Il. TEN EycK,
heokuk, Nov. 10 Rel Estate Agent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-02
DIABETES

II dscsse Of the stomach and liver acting throug
tbs kidheys and Is viIsv. doubt most ate
dlfeasrs except consumption, thai Affects the human
copstlaston We have 10 SPACE for diseass
but WIZ state tha; the etsct Ell The Disease Is the con-
version Of the starchy prineiple vegetable portion
Of the fccd into sugar whirh stimulates the kiaey. to
an excessive secretion u ater. Many persons suffer
from This disease no ignorsni cfi that thev
pass large quantites during ihe day, and obliged
get Up from one to hftssa twenty times daring
tbe night no Letce - taken II IL until their attention
10 called 10 The large discharge water. aud often
whsn u is 50 sf adssn eel u tie the control
OF "rdins's rem tdis- AasthcT syfnrfom THE great
thrs which. When Ihe disease 10 fuliy estshii.hsd IL
ntol~s snVfA< patient afEks ee.sfartis kea
tssssfed slso DR. % the mouth, erarRinx the
lips s~ect breath Ia the advances ca-p< kr9
finally los of srpttlts siaacsatiou The r.teet
gradually ssaks from exhaustion
Constitution NHsrts wiihpai torhf- tie only know
REMEDY ier 9tasrtss. Rl- have much i-ncs
that Is speeac &c have that OPUS n will pro
ssep mi itrtbtelE that h has cured every Gaze
In which hsG ben used
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-02
CONSTITUTION
AND TINE ONLY KN0WNREMEDY
FOR
DIABETES, and DISEASES OF the
KIDNEXs ana BLADDER.


Has been By the Medical Faculty and the
Dsnent cure VI ali diseases Of The STOMACH LIvKR
KiDN8Ts and BLADDER that has ever been ofyered
10 moi MINERAL WATER. IL In from expe
Rance that CONSTITUTION WATxR has emanafrd.
and nov aay iee nc man DOUBT when sineie bottle
hAs been known 70 diseases which the eest medca
talent In this eoantry has failsd to relieve.
remedy possessing the virtues OF stituton Wa
ter cannot be classed under Quaek prepae aboss a.
II 10 now used By the scientific practitioners In
down popular remedies While the better sktIled mai
use Of every means to accomplish cure and The suc-
cess Of tbs physeiaD increases IS HE knowledge Of
dAerel retEedios enables him producer cure while
others fsiis the attempt Science h win the
6uth.
Give Constitution Water fair trial--ve mean you
Who are der some sysessss from year 70 year
resorting 70 Lscsl freafmes1 and ali local appI
cations for diseases, With chance Of auocesi
there would be from local 20 the throa
for dsesses Of the brain.
We hare always been careful to use lanruaxa in ON
creriar thai cosd mot shock the cst delicate orgsn
saaon, bui We receive go eomDuricst from
person. hr which Constitution Water is adapted and
Of vhes- disease NO mention has been made that
have come TO the conclusion that the NEEDY Is cap
able OF prodgcirGA cure, ma ef what the disease
might be, Ii should b. M ds The medic. ne /.
pat ~ for the public. AID there should ts no exeep
tions.
We would cay, Constitution Water IL not like ,
gided pill made 10 suit the eye sud taste IL m edf
cine, In every sense ~ the term, places in the han
II the people for their reief aud taken according
the directions u will in swery case produce rsdjcs
diet. rte, relate only te The disease under ukieh III
occur.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-02

u1iHlnd SEsy might kavS bSSn SSS1 .
every other step, in search Of snakss, bat
al in vain. believe sons Of orr COM
mon gr6 Asadsd frogs we're recently
tlonspost56 = 1his Island and turned OF
iaAe ! swsnp ssch = would b . gnsd
rideuos ~ tAsm = home, BIT Il ! few
dsJs, alasl they II ny stiifon their bseks.
Iala,t, NsN fouadland seems 70 h de-
tised 70 rsneia q it now individually Is,
country without reptile.
- Between the FIRST and fifteenth Of
this month, detail Of msn from 6raut's
army, buried on the battlefield Of Chieka-
mauga, eighth hundred and ninety Un-
ion officers and soldiers. Who had besn
left BY the rebels up to that time without
the last rites due 70 the dead. The snew
civilization" in this, As in many other
matters, does not svincs any nice sensi-
bility or broad humanity. The "corner.
stone" will stick through.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-02

REAL ESTATE
AND
General Insurance Agency,
once On "a Str, xeokuk, lswa.
Heal Estate Bought and ssiA.
Fire, River, Lake and Life Insurales.
THE REST INDKhNIrY IN THE U.S.
Etna Insurance Co., Of Hartford, Conn
CASE ASsED, ~ $1,000.
Home Insurance Company OF New York,
CASH ASSETS 13,3ss, 1900.
Security Fire Insurance Co. Of New York
CASE ASSETS, t7s4,Ssl.
Lorillard Fire Insurance Co. of New York
CASH ASSETS, $40, o3s.71.
Arctic Fire Insurance Co. of New York
CASH ASSETS, ee0c 1904.
North American Fire Ins. Co., of N. Y
CASH ASSEB, e500, go.
North American Fire ms. Co., Of Hartford
GAsA ASSETS. e3s4. 10000.
Conn Mutual Life Ins. Co. of Hartford
CASH ASSETS, es,Ooo, 900.
Dividends declared annually by this company and pai.
during the life of the assured ts economy In the man
aeement of business permits large dividends polio,
holders, which have averaged 20 per per ennum.
note be given for onehslfw the premium
To $50 thus furnishing INSURANCE. for double tn
amount for nearly the payment requires
In all cash companies fesfoyssfsrs Peeiss issued II
TIA sssss psSnsMts, with participation in profits for
cry annual premium paid Pamphlets and ali other in
formation obtained at this office.
fsbl3-dtf HB TES-EYcK, Agent
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-02
stone I'm the Riaede r. Calculus. Gra-
vel, Brick Bust Deposits. dc., &c,

Diseases arising frrn faulty secresiarin tie one
case being too little. sEf sree1pani serere psip
and the other too pgfrse secreiiou-xhica will be
speedily euyec BY the
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-02

From Rev J. g. Herman, Of the German Reformed
Csarch, kntstosn, Bssks Cospsy, Pa.
DR. G. =. Jackson--Respected Sir / have been
troubled With Dy4epsia nearly twenty years, and
have never used any medicine that did me much
GOOD - Hoonand1 Bitters- am very much impro we'd
il health after having taken I've bottles
Yours, with respect u.s.. HERMAN,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-02

r LIQUORS.
large variety OF Domestic ard Foreign Llouors a
the choicest brands, purchased before The Imposition
of the Excise Tax,
For sale low by NJ STAFyopn
nov26-dIm, -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-02

From Rev. Wafrea kandeiPh, Pastor Of The Bspti.s
Chnreh, Germ antown, Penn
Or. e. n. JactsoB-Dear Sir: Personal experience
easbles me 10 say that rtgaFd the German Bitter,
prepared BY yon - Z most excellent medicine in
u severe cold and general debility have beer
greatly tene ised b. Tie OF the Bltters and doubt
not they will produce similar effects on others.
Youn truly, WARREN RANDOLPH,
Germantown pa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-02

SUGARS.
50 Hhds. New Orleans sngar,-Old crop.
For sale BY ". STAt2ORn. Levee
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-02

On the II dayof Jao.ary, 4. D. IA made TO the An
dte q the eAte q Iowa. purseAnt 10 the statutes o
aaid oeate. 80
l. The name Of this company the Lorillard IRE -
rance Company. l.. - =
2 The amount Of it, capital stock 9!
s The amount Of its capital stock paid up s S0OO0
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1864-11-25

able s,nrves, There IL no help for Il
vii not argue il,
2 lie goes back { .ucuatinr A ,la,,,
with all his army II believe he -
10. What re.ultsf We win bach All.
Ia without the losa Of man or the lirisg i.
gun. He leaves also from : ooo
10000 SICK and wounded ia our hama
lie spent > days and 1aOU0 nan ton,
Atlanta. by aank movement We win
back IN day without losing "a man
How simple. a, last. are the mys,ers
OF war
81. lie leaves garrison In Allan.
and goes back with the remainder. +
that case he sacrifices the garrison. and
the meantime weakens bis army by he
loss
It is not to be- Supposed that be yo.
50 far violate the principles OF scicptf
war, as thus 10 ISOLATE a garrison But
he does. 90 much the better. sooner n.
later the garrison must starse. and In IA.
meantime it is shut up hnrnlyssly. on ,b
defensive In any eyeat. this terrible In
vaslon become failure and hrce. IN.
only hope sherman can have IN such ,
case Is to pursue us, catch Us. and hadl,
defeat u.s. Then be might return to A tlan
IA But # we have any brains. he eanno.
catch US We can fight hlm or not. as "
choose ", ought not 10 hght soon, b
I, make him follow u far back tosar.
Chattanooga and SECURE the deilyucncr
Atlanta whether we wiu The battle or No.
We can make him tight ~ op our ost
ground Bn' we ear ah.p him By tn
movement our army viii bcco,lr pnlhasr
and his army disprted II was iu ylew Il
these things that immediately upon the (,
Of AtlantA, urged tins plan Of an INN
date advance even urged Vt beior,
Atlanta ned never have Alcn Had
General John 'on. on his retreat chang,
hs base 10 Blue Mountain a. advise
Atlanta never would have hlen MI
plan is at las, adopted Is promises
most certain success Nothing but d.
most stupendous folly can spoil d.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1864-11-25

Three years OF crsel war have opened
cut eyes NJ TO the real character OF the
Northern people. Their brothcrly love
ior the people oftbe South ia simply the
passion OF the glutton for the flesh 20,
They are erse', selfish, cold booded,
mean and devilish people. We would as
soon live in political alliance with the de-
mons Of the pis-E'u'aV Wig and Ob-
river.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1864-11-25
TO MISS J, Nh, OF MARSHALL
TEXAS.

M pt.a A. ,r u,uau,rf
" MICS - ~, W hNtN'hN A'i'
ihAA''
a.. -
NJ no' 'nan ! ~ 'ne' wan Jou'h
,,s f.'s'-n. al-a'A -
..c ~ sssSasso y roA''A ha oi -usa',
""oi' 'Hs ~ " NV u'eA'n o' 'ne ""a
,.,,t. go. 800 ~ ,,.. ..,... d.. ,..,,..,
- -. '"s ." N''s'
wa. ~ p' y, ~ al,
'f " ~
wv w WI"
,-,.-..-ut
IN "'n 'ns. "'' '''s sec Gays 'ie
y, Aphe
"hen : oIlpe y '"' ''nos OF pear may
bs Won
ba' 40 sa'laot oi "la 81 ptoheted MS vow,
A'A 'AuY ui"'e h'u'' W p'snt''ns WAN
g'ou
su1 NHH r " ulrbeii'ffN''itt nun tooA 70
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1864-11-25
THE SITUATION

lut taupslNu =! vac tuf ~ as tunt lsl, hiN oi4
I4s virtually 4.ysel Grant las lssa 1siiicd
no al Ais attempts, lie combinations a.
strategy aud torge have failed. aud With lar
yss o. Hslf uia sguiy ae I- u5 heater the goa.
, bis ambition than le was six months ago
Ihe cAmpaigA 10 georgia has suddenly teg
minated, and q manner the most entrlntdi.
uAty IN military annals. sherman with an at
ny numbering over u0eiy thousand men has,
been left ln the ega,tr Of ihe state complete
~ cut on from hi. bsse the railroad having
cen turn UP irom Atlanta - Chattanooga,
lld with lhu Georgia militia 10 irout, prepared
10 destroy lle railroad. iead4-g 80 the ga coast
90 place distractions ia A., advance. 90 larIa.s
bis army, and to force AiA ultimately % DIS.
and u irUm starvation. II YDd. .A Tho mean
line. has rrtlvascd through Alabama aAl Sis.
sissippi and il probably ere tbs 10 .raue ,-,e,
Win no eneHy to iateuup' hl- progress, what
4. TO PR SAT- him !r1m taxing Nashville. oyc,
-uauius tennessee and Ae.lughy asd -ci.A.
Atiug "a ONO tyr tae outrage. peuctuie4 BY
sherman u Gealsa
ASA he Legislature adjourned % the
u'otohS '' 'no io'n' iue STATE "a"'''
'ays
ne most important measures 'aaeeo Iue
9ns fi'aVohs ""ich 'suS'd ihe eau "' 'ne
Ios'''"'u'e, "e'' 'e', 1H''a' neu uu'' 'ne
lA'' HaY " Two % ''e session ana were
lueu iu''iou 'l""usN ooe'' Il"uses "''Do u
''lA' oesree o. oVn' 'l 'a's sion "A'ch 'he''
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1864-11-25
TAX EN- | =.

IN the 2isi, a. my place . mile III
~ side OF Jcilprsun. dark rom alii
opposed to be about ; years old brass
eli on ihe LETT shoulder j. J Had o.
new bride The owntr can have her b
proving property and paying charges.
II. A. CU1RfR
Nov 25, 1864. ul2-
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1864-11-25

There il considerable .tir IN town to
lay, consc quent on the report that dis.
patches have been received, tolhcIaly,l
With the information that quite iormids-
ole feet OF war vessels aud transports are
"a the Sabine. several VI the eucmys
ieet have retired from here within the last
'ew days and it is supposed, under orders
10 repair to that station, In day or two,
no doubt, We will know more fully about
Il.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1864-11-25

"ogf republican INSTITUTIONS are LOST unless W.
| have peace accomplished by harmony With
tho North But 10 rrnssI II -tIll more Ger
tain that We have not M xendefstood the pur
pose Of Ills lcttsr We refer g. that portion Of
1t in which he draws a comparison between
the Lincoln government and that OF the Con
10 itrAcy evidently 81 the dissds Antagc Of the
latter. Ne concludes by aging
" The truth h. shat the Government al
Arlington has not dared TO exercise p sor pu
the grand scale thss our Government has. The
l.Dcola Government has not sentgfed 10 resort
70 an elective CONSUMPTION has not resertcd
to taxation a. 80 have It has no tax IA Kind
i, does not pfoIibi, imports i does no, mo.
nopolke The exports Il does not rely On i'm
prcssnents, IL plays the tyFanI, but il aesi'
tstes ~ -e<S she -ceptre.
We fejeice that the constituents Of Mr..
Boyce hsye r,radisted the sentiments u THIS
lstter and invited him 10 resign. 10 would be
to the everlasting Disgrace Of south Cafsliaa,
H. after having been the first 10 seccde she
should be the first and the only state willing
70 g0 bach into the old Union That afte; al
The blood ani the Treasure expended tn this
war she should attempt Go seek satisfy from Is
oalaInilrs by Union vita her eaeinies.
Bu, Nj. boyces .osiiions ale entrey f.la
eiogs kind o0ntradicted by The history u the
past and the present Renubics have proven,
10 All ages the most powerful military govern
ment,. aud where ihny base fallen. and The
people have LOST tAeir liberties lt has happen
ed nol from the armed power Of cncu. e. but
from az Inherent detect in their -ystems aud
d'S-en-icnr among themselves We ~ua!a in'
H. ,. ~. az ,ss4e s,gs b ' f' '"t tb,'1 NH
t,ry strength Bat vi nsc9 not go tark 10
antiquity The HepuhHse aew al war have De
'etoped thi~ principle 'ol'' iali extent. What
aes )" fa," .s r9.- Pop1H 'st sl'a 70
.t,.,,,,,b A.. no ,.,',. ,'1v, a ,,'r,r ~. ~,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1864-11-25
FOR SALE.

I AND and Negroes Tor sale, for U
. isux. Enquire at this Office.
Marshall, Nov. rs, ls6i. ~
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1864-11-25

Cotton IS going down WISH a run
Havana ard England. Nuat does
me AI.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1864-11-25

~ H4s Any .us ia ia. vicinity Oct aae
4arHh kew
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1864-11-25

~ We NTA fttaNat h.IAi' HfAGNH ~
u.ley ior Subscriptions, r1uG lala At oar
ms =. We hays uo time to sfle .sitsr,.
~ We are much .fstihe3 20 notice The
sy.yH Of the k.unmaa Democrat. Two
numbers ~ Is have reached us fully sustaining
% Interest aai patriotism t4e euyisble ehanl
~ winch u bars before tie Wat Nr j. b.
leiliy has served With aicuty for three year. "a
no, dcId aud h,a retained Hlmc go regdsr mere
.tias1'e services 2, h.. county than lie could
ape 10 d. 10 thc asmy
-. senator v. > Oldham made an Interest
~ spesau a. the Baptist thteu GA Monday
The day vas e. sediugy cold, a4d bee was
mol es.ariy compelled % b. tucf n d.d NOT
,'tompt consequently So dis l-. the question.
pom shila hr differed Q. alive o. the .cg..la-
.,n Of Congress. ald We worc MT slr,y tlAs
4.preyouie1 from dong $50. o. se eaunn,
erefr Nlst good c4a Ies4t lr.m such jIs
ai.i3us AZ tss time lie very r-e,y and
lsiri9u SLY -l4ase. ed t1e people to laaliu.iy
% sediment, and /. sustain tae g.scumsHl
s.ih all the moral. r-jst.-u ,ad pcpuniafy
4d they co4Id .amman4 lle l,pudAted the
lea % rcgpu-t l-tiya, % Couysu, lu 81
itates. The .peegA va. a. excellent one. aud
"a erited the applause which u received.