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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-27

New York, Jan. 26.
Inc Wilmington North Carolinian say
ot operations In that vicinity:
Ihe hercest part Of the comba. is ye
% come. The YANKEES, elated with sue
cess, VIII attempt to beat back our troops
WITH re'nforcements continually arrivine
and the position our line have assumed
We trust bis next effort will be : fu,il.
one
Both armies are fortifying in their re
spective positions and hot work may b
looked for at any time.
The Raleigh Progress, Of the Goth
says:
Persons who left WILMINGTON on the
18th say the rebel forces fell back L
within eight miles OF the city and Gen.
Terry had demanded the surrender OF the
place, giving Gen. Bragg to the 10Th To
answer.
The removal Of all public property was
going on ~ fast as possible, and we doubt
not every preparation vas making to fall
back.
Persons from there say al is confusion
at Wiiminton. The general impression
vas that the place would go and that most
OF the people would remain.
The Times Washington special saws:
H'chmond papers of Monday substan-
TALLY admit the evacustion Of Wilminton
and Gen. Terry is beyond doubt now in
possession Of the city.
The Times City Point correspondent
teiegrsPhs that the idea at headouarter.
concerning the rebel iron clad demops,a-
tIon on the James was 10 create excite
menf to cover the evacuation of Rich.
mond.
Evidence is accumula,ing daily tha.
the rebel leaders would like to get out of
that city.
The Herald's City Point despatch says
there Were four rebel iron clads.
One xas entirely DESTROYED an another
disabled. The othe. two we're aground
and we're being fred into direct by our
battery, each sho. from Fort Par.
ker striking them fair.
The Augusta Constitutionalist saws
tnat city y q led with fugitiyes from Sculh
Carolina. Il would appear panic h ad
seized upon the people Of that State on
the approach OF the Union army, and they
are ar. ready to leave everything to save their
lives.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-27
From the F'etsmae Army
Headquarters Army Potomac
60,

Quiet still prevails along the lines Of tLi.
army, the bad weather prevailing for the
,prst two days making il impraeticable to
carry cut any military movement, even il
one was contemplated.
Many have Predicted that an evacua-
tion OF Petersburg would take place be
fore nov, bat as yet there are no signs u
such 40 event.
The deserters coming within our line.
are very numerous. The number average
from II to 50 a day, a'l of whom tell the
most doleful stories OF hardshipa they had
10 endure, the scarcity Of provisions. DO,
aud predict that the end of the rebellion
Is near.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-27

Buffalo, Jan. 28.

The ere only ceased last night BY burn.
ing itself ont, destroying al boildings to
cotnsr Of Main md Court street The
names OF the young men killed By the
falling OF walls are Jos. n. Sidwsy. ]
Harrison Teft. w. H. Gillett, all members
ofIthe Taylor Hose and belonging 10 6rs,
families Of Buffalo. Their death has cas-,
gloom over the city.
The entire loss 10 nov estimated 81
tht rec quarters Of = million dollars.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-27
The Blair Mission Plays Ont.
New York. Jan. Is,

The Timss' Washington special says :
1t is & ,ueraly understood now that Blair
dill not go in any sense representative
o. the Government TO Richmond and tha at
he is not authorized to encourage the
hope that any overtures for peace will be
made or accepted which looks remotely
to division Of the Union, nor 10 it be-
lieved that the rebels are yet prepared to
treat on any other terms.
Public sentiment has overated the de
sire of the rebel Government for peace -
When their armies are destroy sdthey will
make peace. Mr.. Blair has not returned
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-27
MILLIAM FULTON,
INSURANCE AGENT;

HARTFORD FIRE KNSURANCE COMPANY.
ef Havtferd. Own.
NANHATTAE FIRE INSURANCE COkfANY
cf Nee York
/. PHENLx INSURANCE CO., Of Hartford, Gusa1 .
SPRLNGFIELD FIRE AND MARxHE LNx co,
Of Springfield, Au~.
PHxHxx FIRE INSURANCE co, " Braaasy~, N r.
LAMAR FIRE INSURANCE co, n NJ
ArLAN7Ic17Rz LNsURANCE CO. u Brsaas~. y. r.
Eoxz xanURAHc8 CQ~@ ~ H g.
Mra -. Ill 89sssxs Ia g. s. .Sasxs
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-27
Admiral Psrfsr's opinioa Of Gen. Terry
Washington, Jan. 26.

Vice Admiral Porter is 90 N ach plea..
ed with Gen eral Terry and the maanel
in which he conducted bis part Of tbs
operations before Fort Fisher 70 deem il
worthy of special dispatch. He says .
timid man would have hesitated 10 attack
the works by assault, no matter what as
sistance he might have had from other
quarters, but Gen Terry never for IN in
stnnt hesitated, and though seem sops
what fattered at the confidence be repos-
ed in my judgment, am quite ready u
believe that he acted on his oxn ideas As
to what was proper to be done in the mat.
ter, aud was perfectly qualified to Judge
without the advice Of any one. Through
out The affair his condact was marked by
the greatest desire to be successful, not
for the sake of personal considerations,
out for the cause in which We are ell alike
engaged.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-27
Seeding.
New York. Jan. 9

NtW IUTKi Jan. 70.
The Times Washington special says ev-
cry member of the rebel cabinet except
one has gone out and the rebel congress.
men are Withdrawing bomeward.
johnson refuses TO take Beaure gard's
department. Lee has declined TO take
charge of any army but his own.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-27
MoLAssEs.
T AND FOR sALE-I bave 1.o25

acres of land which intend TO sell without hay-
ing fixed any price below which wiiI refuse bid $40
lies in MDurose Bottom. Lee covnty, Iowa, az
miles N W of the town Of Mcntrose Ahou; 100 acres
this is prairie and 10 tit ter-60
under good fence, four cabins with Three rooms in
EACH well uf water at each two ponds ef water and
stock water and large barn, well framed with
q shingle roof -
The other tract contains about 2l5 acres Az miles
north OF keoknk between the middle and roads
which connect k,okuk and Montrnse, M ont IS or so
cleared and the balance IN timber Two cstns
well Of and creek for stock this
and about i50 under goo fencc Title indispu-
table.
These tracts susceptible Of division, and will he d.
vided to suit purchaser Those wishing 10 buy home
make In real estate in either Of the
above iocaiities invited 20 examine the lands Of
ered In quality least 500 areas good ard lies
we'll any lands in iowa will take pleasure in
showing them person wishing 70 purchase and in
viie effers for the " hole any part
fanlOdtf FRANK BALLINGER.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-27
HID. Qfs. A rmy OF the James.

Last night the enemy made an unsuc-
cessful attempt to run past cur batteries.
They took advantages of the storm and
darkness TO send down fleet of vessels oi
war and three torpedo boats. This fiotilla
consisted Of the Virginia, Fredericksbnr
and Richmond, ironclads, mounting five
guns each and tie wooden vessels, Drury,
Nansemond and Hampton.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-27
Washington, Jan. 26,

The examination Of the Old Capital
prison shows that officers are and have
been confined there for months without
keesiag what Wers the ohargss against
the1.
A nov deficiency bill Is to be reported
ia the Houss costsining the 20 per cent.
|ojofnod.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-27
Cairo, Jan. 90.

Cairo, Jan. 90.
The steamer Arthur from New Orleans
l8th has arrived With 800 OF the Marine
Brigade en- route home.
Late Texas papers represent the people
Of that State apprehensive Of an attack
on their coast and promise determined re-
sistance.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-27
Cleveland. Jan. a6,

The Bank of Crawford County, Mead
vile, was robbed of 0l60, 600 IN United
States Bonds this evening. The robbers
were sscreted in back room Of the bank
Intense excitement prevails. No arrest
yet made.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-27
Negroes Murdered,

Louisville, Jan. 26.
Official authorities are advised that
Medary's gang this evening killed at
Sampsonsvie thirty negroes who we're in
charge of 1000 head OF government cat.
tie. No further particulars.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-27

A- A. 0. P. Nicholson, formerly Uni.
TED States Senator from Tennessee, has
had enough OF rebellion and has returned
10 his home in Columbia and TO the old
flag.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-27
Detroit, Jan. 26.

Detroit, Jan 26.
a disastrous FIRE occurred at East Sagi.
nav this morning, destroying the Hess
Block aud several other buildings. L,ss
estimated at ST5. 900; insured for abou,
$40, 900.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-27
THREE YEAR $40 TREASURY
NOTES.
+
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF KEOKUK. =
DESIGNATED DEP0sITlRY : FINANCIAL AGENTS
OF TIE uSlfKD STATES.
This Rank has constantly hand ready for delivery,
the popular
= 3-lo LOA n !!

These Bonds parable In three years from August
Is 1861 and convertible the hoter's option nt
maturity into the 52 Eonds, earirg per cent inter
est which is payable In gotd The 7 s-ipme the only
Bonds now the ket which be bad At par They
are exempt from both State and Municipal lax, and cer
great Inducements for parties seeking invfSn sEt.
II. X. LOVE, Frxst.
n h FoorK Cashier. jan-l2
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-27

New York, Jas. s6.
Gold to night 9044.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-27

business CHANG N.
- PoSTWIcK CO, Successors 10 H. D. wooDwsTD,
~ Mai streef, Kcokuk Iowa The undersign%d havir
sold ont his stock hassrs. H. n Eo-fwick Co g
Tecsfnlls soeits for them fro my old and cue
toners continuance of the liberal patronage favored
me, for which return my thanks.
H-D. WOODWARD.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-27

whose main entry nearly quite rxtends to this
The Coal from this superior Tor making Ga, 10
any found on the Drs Moines River.
An of land having foot vein Is estimated to con
tain about 10000 bushels OF Coal The on
frorr fsrmngton 10 keokuk heing ry Js Asf
Less LoH froa OSkaosa, Haes in transporta-
ton alone Of
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-27
LATEST S0U7XERN NEwy.
Reported Capture Of
Wilmington.
MOVEMENTS OF sHER.
MANS ARMY.

tf
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-06-23

c.son. Mr. President have jone j. IN
view q II daiy that ! io'i | owed 10 my
constituents. TO my children, TO my'eli.
Withou, rrgard to conssq aences. ! have
taken nv position aud when the tug
comes, When Greek shall meet Greek and
our rights are refused. aNer all honor 5,a
means hav2 bCen exhausted then il il that
| will perish 10 the lssi breach yrs IN
the language o. the patriot Emmett, ! wlll
dspate every inch Of ground | will burn
every blade q grass and the last intrench-
meat ul freedom shall be my grave
Thei let Us stand b, TIE Constitution and
20 preserving the Constitution Sc" siu.l
.sye 'h- Union and IN saving ihe ja.oo,
We sa~a tha tie sea'e' goyt aucat on
earth"
From nv peculiar situation, hsNng uo-
p0acl seac,sio1 At the tine iDeembe-
ls6u' u' the puhl .;iou r. this address.
! may have attached NOR Importance 20
10 ih1n 10 meu,aI b1t tul tt.7N That
il ,mbailts DO Ine constitutional prime
pies which must guide Any man sho ad
ministers iho Affairs of this mighty nation
with rqaa. Justice O. al ia paHs. Mr.
johnson. then senator knew un Nu.tL.
DO West. 90 South OF East a4t il ualicd
whole, ,pern'ing harm1noasly together
o. demonstrate 20 the world The Important
truth that maa vas capable Of sell gov
ftru',t
s. u, W
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-06-23

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g. g Gregg p + 81 johnson Il $.
Perry. \. i Graves. z W Iolghcry
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-06-23

cipis, 10 lce5, c4n slavery be deieu1ed for
q ,he African by being set free ia eaps
be Of srcat,r degree Of physical mental
and mora. Improvement. than in slavery
freedom s 'he position God designed him
20 an aul Of which b. has baeu demanded
AMI il g. the ~ 7i every good man 70
cuieayor 20 make him free Tie ordeal
through which the negro is nov passing
will satisfy The Northern men who are CO.
gagged 90 carrying oui the new policy
and W. caa srsreely doubt, that three
fur,bs Of ne officers aud soldiers % the
South enforcing the emancipation procla
nation viii z, home thoroughly a''ss ,
o. he ius ice Of the southern view Of ,.e
.sb.ac' a0l tba, W only Happy condition
Of Che negro b. vAer be- E owned aud con
troi.~d hy A. good KIND muster
Il 'hs negroes are 20 be made Tree we
incere.y ,ra.t something will bf done 10
sme.e-aie their condition CAn ths be
accomplished by immediate emancipation 2
rley have ncyc, been accustomed TO pro.
y.j Coz themselves OF 70 seAlat where
food aud raimcu,, anil medicines are 30 be
obtained 10 tarn them loose 10 dag
without houses. or lani Or money ems
TO "a bad policy and worse economy
More than that the agt.caliura. and other
industrial interests Of the country Will
nocc, arily seriously us,r. Il they are not
for the tine destroyed by pc y so "a.
licAl ia ~ character
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-06-23

s.tss7prsu t.s gs4f 'a .1ls-ss s. q.
- rurtNs ;. o.
Au~rsr,ttN4 .. re- s44.fe = shi nes
80 kry ua4nbsf ~ i.sss 80 tasn "a :.
Sltr.~i sqasrs.
A1faa.s aIt 1141t-y Ha. - - 81
taug lAtft sli ~ rot re- y ps-7ala iAl
aclsr will be- charged IS adv risemeais
JOB Wa.kex- 4's3 y1a usaiarfs sad 4#
patch.
We ae.ir. Is . EN- ;lg understood taai We
Goa cash t4.as-. Wih ih - cotton That
provisions % be fsstu .n pay meat Ter -as
.sfirtIats. 43eertrHng 4fA aa wfs
Sir, topes % paper 10 eehis
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-06-23
llgipo'Rs pusr AZ MARSHAL TExAs.
June. 10th 1865

llglpe'Rs pusr At NAGsuAti. TExAs.
jane 20th 1868 !
General Orders
No. !
Al property oi the late Confederate
Government included 10 the terms Of the
surrender :, muSt be Immediately turned
over to the Z E authorities at this place.
Muskcts, pistols. and ssbres property
oi the late Confederate Government will
be turned over to the Provost Marshal
Horse, mules, wagons, harness and
Qdartermaster stores o. property viii be
turned over 10 Capt TAYLOR, rosl Quar.
master.
persons having 10 their possession Con.
fsdprste Government or State cotton. will
Immediately liatily the agent Of the L :.
Treasury Department at this place, and
turn the same over u him
Negroes will not be allowed 10 collect
about the city or camps. and all Freedmen
musi have passes from their employers, or
they will be- arrested aal punished as va.
grants.
klo,ous or .AH lcss acts will not be tel.
Grated, and oil persons guilty Of such con
ddct, when captured. Will be severely pun
ished
By order Of
LLOYD WHEATON.
1t. Col, Commanding rosi
jaws Z. 9. WtrsnS.
Acting Alhhen'
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-06-23
ATTENTION PRINTERS

NANrE two good practical Print.
W era Of good moral and steady baot'
Lheral wages. and perinsaen, employ
msnt will he given, Apply soon Al 'hs
CoNfEDERArg NE-s 0rricr. J,1er.en
1Cxas
june II. '65 n4N q
Caddo Gazette please copy and aclli
bill to Confederate News Office.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-06-23

s~ On t, G4l - tho week 80 speut a
tcw hours .u TIC Provost Aanst oaies and
short tius al tho room, 81 Gu wheaioa.
he former mi VA thfaugel throughout
the moraing VITA ueuu' uegtns7. who scom'
cd nearly 90 OF them 10 th.ul that iietl 70
va. to SO found ia 1.ao,.s, and nat lh'ir
tansca 'reads would ,ass e4ie Of them. IN
every case. they were advised 10 go back
-me and iba, while tharl would be- no con-.
pal,ion 20 make them lo w uu.sas they want.
% t.. u ihc, vf,s reht diag stooi, they
so4.l b pgualel y pa ss theu 90 work
ga t.s stIeett, under guard. Walsh has bo.s
slue very .dccewiuily to. Wheaton, *
pailel % delegation " uasg1e. That had
zen sea, 70 him b. smaIoy "a behalf
Of als servants. their ueW el4llaus llr stated
70 tlun 30 substance. that they were tgoe but
tfssd "a sssc th.;u o. immaa.iy from ta.l or
claim 90 Ue property 81 their istf masters.
That f ihey obtained property Of any KIND
'hst @ most hc The tesa't ri honest toll u
fary tal good homes tael hal better - 70
them. 4ul femAli there at lssst Tor the r.si
cot The cgss,y sas impoverished by The
sss and the.r employees sniii aa- auysi .nt
ly pay 1sn UleA rsAsps Tot u1fr than
hlArl .n4 ,.1thys oHt f uey proved ,rlis.
'Ioa1 and worthy au ~ UnI see mal,.
Do hla n3 d1at 'ley a4aa g. ..tls next
yvar The sumter Of sIs sssrlt not Is
larse AZ present they seemed % he d ieN
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-06-23
TIN SHOP,
Opened Business Aeaiu,

I HAVE opened business a, The OIL
stand, on the South side Of the Public
square have good stock Of paterai
on hand and am prepared to do "or'
promptly and well,
j H. VAN HOOK.
Marshall, june 2, $50. n1s n.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-06-23

,hcv In.
-.. -.....- 49,. 4,
IT, ma ma o W ~r..t -,
- ~
.Al"& w ,'' ~, 80 tg,.
%, ha'g'sh' ' = 'l1s -. 30. - g..
800. -. ~
Carolina until 'he restoration Of slyii gov
frnmen, no the state.
j. The common VS. governing the d'
nestle i'l",'o.'' sosh a. nos giving pa
.. "'. . ~ - II, ~ s,,,,,l y.r ,bci,
.,.-l. me- la ,e,,. RE p,rent.sorepa
5i,p'. .u,ea-,ty ira Civilizations tala the
place o' those u their former master.
2 The former masters are constituted
'he guardians q minors aud OF The aged
"Al '"ufih. 'l '"' Aos'''' ~ Ai'ls'' oi o''
e. l."' ''''''''' ''P"''' % supp '''''b
H. yo,,.. ..., ,-., .,o.,., ,.3.r t.s.r
~ y,..,. at....' l.r.,i, ap3sr tba conirol
Of their parent, or guardians until they
become Of age. thus aiding to support
their parents una younger brothers ard
sisters
The former masters Of freedmen may
nor turn away 'h' young Or inh'n n'f re
Iu'e To give '1em 'o'd ana .t'l'et nor
.''l Wv -. "''r H. H. IL
',J ic,v. msi, n,-a,,a children. q,
voupe brolb,r. or ,ter. 10 be supported
by other
D. Persons Of age Who are ire RON
any of 'he obligations nerred to above,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-06-23

g. ~, Vea1 wife Of 7saaior wrf'N
rI'l aer o'8ss. ,au And atHs- msrhsr' %. The
family reached t place 40 t4a 'ib a.',
md q NV i,ps a. Aef former family 'e'i
lSurH.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-06-23
ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE

I ETTrRS Of administration ~c'o
granted to the undersigned, on ss
estate Of Jonathan :. Brown, deeeaS'u'
at the March term A. u. 1868, OF me
County Court Of Harrison county pr
tanning to cs,aje4 Of deceased persons Se.
All persons, therefore, holding claims
agains, said cs'atc. viii present 'hem WIND
the time prescribed by law, and 'ho7S u
dcb,cd will make immediate payment
SOPHIA JliLsUN, Admtfx
May 20. sos, n57-o'
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-06-23

a. Ger. & u. fta paced 't'au-a N,'
shall. yesterday On bs say r. ts home IN
Rass county Tic Cen looked remarkably
veil ,ri %. p.rsl 10 IS 10 iiy' Of as'd iaas
svHr
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-06-23
harsden's tarIninatiseSytup,
ruR
oiARRHEA, CHOLERA. DYs1NrgRY r.

This tr-ly valuable preparation is saIs.
ing popularity unprecedented in the a.
pals Of medical discovery
It's prepared from herbs indis.usa, 70
Central America, where its timel, al.
coyo-y hag saved whole districts ron BE-.
ng dcpopuIsted by the ravages Of Cho..
era and pysentery
No traveller, 10y sea OF land, should /.
without bottle Of Carminstiv. s,rvp
No parent, who is -o.iciieus Of the heai.'
Of the little cnca but should procure
bottle Of this preparation, and nimin,,,.
/ II IN Al cases OF O. ',fea luiau,nm o.
hooseHcss Of the Bowels. No saier-,
IRON Chronic nisrrnca need despair 70
ou, bottle Of M.-si,ns Cariainatiye -,,.
mp will eject cure.
FIR saie by all druggists
.. -. MARsDEN.
i'a'cut Medicine Depot.
Cnraer o. Gravici ard Nagsziue stree.
Sew OIeaus.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-06-23

- t,e-. ifnm SH5ttsH slI "tt,ra
fss. s.vs f.'teuHr UNITS d The wheat
cops
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-06-23

,.tion and law. set an f1r abiding by
he Cons'itstioa and abiius 10y 10. !
waa'; 10 maintain and retain my place
here ard PCT down Mr. Lincoln and drive
back his advances upon Southern ins;iiu
tons II he lesigus % make any
Akain re ask o. An to be so great
a coward ~ 20 retreat from dlty' | will
stand here Az meet the encrosehments
upon be Institutions Of ny ccJniry a. the
threshold and as f1su, "a one that
loves my country and my ,aisii,,en's, !
viii stand here and resist all e.tssachmenis
Aai What then Is necessary 70 be done
70 stand 20 ar potts Ike mel end act
urs8 principle stand for the country
and IN flur years from III Jay Lincoln
or ) his Rim.aisifation slll ne 'ufDci ou'
IA worst defeated az. aea l0Nn party
'ha' ever cams into power
Again. says Nr Jotuson d" | voted
aga nst him, spoke ssaIaH him spout
.y money 70 defeat mm bat 'ii ] love
nlg country love 'he constitution H
20 ~ 10 INSIST upon H' guarantee, There,
anil here alorf, ioi ~ 20 pla mys n
with The cousd~n bop ard hlief iha, Z
b. Union -cu.in. together IA ltas thar
ioo- years tbs now trtumpha,t marty will
he gy.rtbrgwn
Wth .p.b sentiments A. thee an,
.h,,ngbs,, ,ts Nb,le coy,t-y Ia a ,,ecrb
pe-haps second 10 none d. The age how
rar ~ ,xp.r, the 4upport Of the par,y
now n D5Ner' Ap.ri rom such q pros
pee, h. will not ceantcnnrrc abolition
Iua, psr,v did not regard him as com
mitai 10 their views 1ui selected hin TO
give strength 10 their ticket not danbt.
ing bg, M Ljoesll void lao 5at his
term II elected Agl huari na,hing
lon .s,crting uat t wa. Mr. Jsbrsgp 4
.,ror, ,ru,~.ti,o 10 aee,.sian with b.-
known devotion 20 the Constitution and
the Union. and lis-pgyane reputation rs
a consistent Democrat. t5t.t.er with Nr
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4 LOT Of Calicoes, Dry Goods, Co'f"a
~ Soda. Spice aud Pepper, which
will sell cheap fr cash.
r. SWAR1k.
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DR. CYCLISTS,
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General Merchant.

Dealers about replonishing their stock.
OF re ?, tablishing themselves in busin..
will find it their interest to call ia pcrso,
aud examine NY STOCK Produce ...es
go ercLang.
ASpREw STEW .Rr. Ageut.
June % g.. uio-
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VSAACSoN 4 KLINE. General ne,
/ ceiving, warding. Commission, .no
Auction Busness, Shreveport. In, lhey
have opened 10 the extensive storehon~'
corner Of Milan and Ocnnsrcs STREE"
N the Love-
Much L. 1901 nHS
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Surgeon and Physician.

OrrIcg-- formerly occupied by F." llill
Tin" South Of tie Public Square.
MANn,LL, May az, '65. N.Y."
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RULES FOR TaE COY BSNENr or
FBEFnvEE
The mllowjr are the rules established
by G,n Seoteld for the government OF
Freedmen 10 North Cay0ina sill be
seen that negroes are obliged 10 work
and thu, nobody is 20 iced them unless
they DO
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