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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-28

GEN. MeKESxY-We find the following no.
tee of our candidate for Sheriff in the Mus
catine Journal:
Among the many excellent mea and fine
soldiers whom the Union party in Iowa are
running for Office. Lieut.. Col. L. l. Mcken-
nv, of keokuk. Is one of the best. He was
2 leading Democrat Of Lee county hefore the
war, but the moment traitors fired ON Fort
Sumter, he threw aside all partizan feelings,
and sustained the Government with all his
might He did not stop with words anu pro
fessions, but showed his faith by his works.
He entered the service and was commission
cd lieutenant in one of the companies OF
me I'd Iowa Infantry, Col Samuel Il. Cur.
It's. Was promoted Adjutant in the fall of
1861, and afterwards appointed on the staff
of General Strong He did not stophere, but
was appointed aid camp in the army with
the rank of Major, and in that capacity serv-
ed with Gen. Curtis with great efficiency,
throughout the war He was a most excel
lent executive officer, and on the field OF bat
tie was always cool as ice and as brave as Ju.
lins Caesar. He carries in his body, to-day.
good deal more than his fair proportion of
rebel lead He performed during the war
several special duties involving great dangers,
but was always entirely successful, and on
not few occasions overcame difficulties
which other men were entirely unable to sur
mount 1t is simple outrage that he did
not receive the compliment OF appointment
as Brevet Brigadicr General to which he was
a thousand times more entitled than many
who have received it,
The Union men of Lee county are now
running hlm for Sheriff. They know him well.
They know how he has supported his aged
mother and family for these many years how
he has performed all the duties of man, and
citizen and soldier. If they do not elect him
by tremendous majority, We shall be griev-
ously disappointed
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-28

YNHE STATE NATIONAL BANK OF
kkoku The final assessment OF twenty. i've
collars per share on the capital stock Of this Bank has
been ordered ~ the Board Of Directors to be paid n
its Banking RDuse before day Of October
lsb5- ls4pE- O. G HALE Cashier
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-28

TeilT In the bong run, aud that ,oles and mi-
tssions' only do we'll for a season
To all those who dispo- bonor With their
cnstom, We promise best bargains aud sttentfon
With many thanks J. q. CURTIS 4 co.
sspE-dr
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-07-14
FOR SALE!

NNk Of the best plan,st,sns IN Ha,ri
" son county. only miles IRON the
City oi Marshall, a very healthy and re
tired locality, is now offered for sale lo~ Oh
accommodating terms, containing e3a
acres, 400 Of which is cleared and in a
tine state Of cultivation all drt and se-
cond bottom, walust land. The mcs, re
Liable farming land in the country The
improvements arr good The dwelling, =
large two story frame building, with all
pece-eary out bu'ldings Of frame work
Corn cribs stables, gin house. and cotton
press all 10 good condition. Wells and
springs OF never falling ireestone water
,Lroug hout the plantation. Also my
NEW TANNERY,
situated 20 nils Sou,hwes, OF Marshall
comprising 40 laying away Watts, Pools,
Sweaters, Lines. large two story frame
leather House bark and grist Mills, AMI
one o, the bert watered places N the coun
try. Supplying the entire yard, naturally
| ,0+s acres OF heavily timbered land ior
barking purposes. attached also, a heavy
stock Of leather Ia tan, al of which vii
s sold on adorable terms
hEO " EW1II
July u. 1865 u4A 4,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-07-14
PROCLAMATION DY 9HE pREAiDENr
OF THE UnlTHo sTArEA


Wbssess, ~ ~ proclaim atoms
Of the Pres,denf ~ The loth and
91th Of April, 1881, a blockade OF
certain ports Of the rcbellious States
WAS closed; but
Whsssas. lbs 1cAsons ior that
measure have ceased to exist there
fore,
BE- IT known, that !. Andrew
johnson, President OF the United
States. do hereby declare the block
sde aforesaid ~ To the ports west
Of the Mississippi river, which
ports will be open to foreign com
mercc on the ST OF July next, on
the terms act forth in my proolams-
zion Of tse 22d OF may last
II rs to he understood, however,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-07-14
PROCLAuATlos ny THE PRESIDENT.

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80 IA a.,i,s,,.. 800, ~ ,tn w,.''
80; .'ro, '''' W WV ''''
'ft d. ~. II hp. d.,
Andrew Johnson. President of the Uoii, d
States. do hereby declare that sll rcstric.
tio.s upon internal, domestic and coast.
wise commerce and trade upon purchase
and removal Of produce Of States and
psr,s of States and Territories heretofore
declared in insurreclion. wing ives, Of the
Mississippi River. erccp, oSly those rea.
ting to property purchased BY agent. or
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-07-14
NEW GOODS.

w Il. SINGLETON having boagli
W out the large and extensive stock
OF goods " Messr. Cols, Sanders 4 Go
aud united It with his own hAs nov a
bcsutiul AMI varied assortment lie sill.
in addition, receive in = few days = lr n
importation Of fancy goods, which cauro,
iai go attract attention
The Ladlo' are specially Invited to cal
ilis dicss onis and prints canno, be slf
paS ei II has large stock Of hat
read made clothing, boots AID shoes
Also tobacco, fancy groceries sc IL
has al extensive and clioice as.or'm,n, Of
Lion r.. which be can Wholesale al l.~
hgurts.
Call in and see Tor yoursekes /,
choice goods and low price, s'e aay ~
dagement. you will be certain 10 buy
tall ut the old stand of Mess's lAu
caster 4 Co, II the brink br dug a.,
above Nrssrs Gregg Aco.. Marshal
~ All kinds OF produce tccearei
exchange.
l.ly : 1868. uii
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-07-14

BOD ,his year, ua~is ps.odip - ind
|,rial isovr-is are fuetAe ~ ABrcyca.
30 propitious have bscn the seAssos, that
there will be the largest Yield .: the &C.
real. ever k.ovn. The mAnnas 10 which
the war ended. looks - u ths order Of
events tAst se~vv.ed, WV WssssA ~ n
vio- secscy, in ~,.es to sp~re any further
esfusieu Of b!ss, o. ss-ssas,ion 81 tb 'sus-
Try.
The South has another ,sibunsl--tbe
tsru. Of psssss sfsssos. Tbs STATE trsih
tina, are 10 take plscs within Tie esssia9
six months. will a~v-lops more o. tbs 10
li,ical A'sssry OF tbs cosn,ry. Aod 90 fur
Their to .~ttle The qssssioss Of dikrcsce u
opinion between the North and Sessh. Ia
regard to their respective Interpretations
Of the Constitution and rights Of The States,
than oil ,be discussions that have taken
place, from the origin OF the governneat
to the present time. Mr.. Dawn, fse 10
stance, will NJ tried before tAs supreme
corr, Of the United S,ates, and viii he
prosecuted and defcsdeJ BY the most abb
ner Of the country. Otbcr emipcu, South
ern men will be tried in oil probability,
before tina, court, while many more will
publish v,ndicatisns Of their conduct
Thus there will be thrown . hood Of light
upon questions which have Kern hitherto,
but little understood BY the graf body
OF the people Of either ertion. And -
the whole Of this discsss'cn will probably
he compiled and printed in cheap isrm
by the ifarpers and other psbirhisg
hosses Of the North. ], will be Rad by
ever, mAa Of intelligence in the country,
Thousands Of meo who, ordisarily. would
no, read discussion OF Any hind. viii,
from its character s"d importance, psruse
this with avid'y. By this means, the
questions a, issue between the sections.
connected with the late war. and the
causes ,ha, led 70 IL. involving 'vitissl
freedom. the constitution, and the rights
Of ,be States, will b. spread broadcast be
fore the Americas people And settled for.
ever TIE pesee that follow. is, therefore,
likely to b. permanent, and the Union, in
time, may be stronger than ii has been in
the past
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-07-14

4 PRIV >ws And h he 0a,ses'on Belle
-, . Co anie.st1D. Ase New orlesss,
n. loA, las, ss,nss,p psblshsd 10 ~
Vmss u that city, signed, y. " H." Who
0sms 70 have become soAdesly ssS d Ne lSsA
boar, ~ is,ess.ly Ua'on .sa, fall Of Ast'uss
$50 v,sdieslvess~s against shs great bsdy Of
~ pssvls ot Tess, ssA vAo svsis Aiusslf d
H. p,-.sn, cooditice 81 taises u nsks usay
ni..sAiemssts. relative TO their pos't,ss and
freiues. And " dsAl In aesahoia,inns that are
snc.iIed for Fer The ssssdi of thee j'4fnsi'
and Of oil when !. may concern. vs oil aim
ply state tAAl - ". n, the prstepted
astko, hU nss ~ rspsrssy ~ hsss ~sssssz
say such conmunicsstss. Ne has ncs bsss, -
he intlras,es, . refugee f'os VIZ stA's. bet hAs
been residing here duri~s sbs war. engaged In
aanufsctsfiag for the Confederate govern
meat Ne W. iatear-ly serssh nsvs
viotsa, tssn eos.i not br fosnd IN The >tats
lance. 10, tbs special purpose. =, he stated Of
+" killing Yankses. aot really, az. suppose
10 dodge the service he named his place In
resas after = leading nest~r Of the late Con.
feAsrs,e senate, and be 20 industrious In
hastins up property for eonascation. tie but
just 10 state, however, thst - one 80 far -
~ Ars aver. had ssy essddenee In him. Ne
vsa regarded As . dishonest, sd man. He
~ discharged from The army, 10 the beginning
II the war on soooan, 81 his rAscsliiy. Com
mon and well anih-n,ieAted seporta, stase that
be stole borses and mules In hissossi, and
brosgbs the. to rexAs. ha ooss.sasnos
sepe would convict him a. . thief In 1861
he vas tried In Hunt county, and barely es'
cspsd the peaiteutisry. sach Ia the character
Of this sslf constituted, Uuisa man, Who. ~
bsi,svs doss not correctly represent the seati'
neat Of Asy homes, aau originally opposed TO
ssessioa.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-07-14

-. n. RAwsos. the Pre~nt Postmaster -
this p,ans. eestsialy deserves ihr thanks u the
cssssry. f~ NJ .assaiss'ss attention To the
bSs1seo 4 w. sAcs. Va nsaihs the oalec
hes ~ psid sspsasss. 50 iss esAs 'iAs pre-
vioss y ~ change Of rulers. aud unt' r-esp,-
ly, Il ~ psid no'h'sg u oil Jet be has A.
.rsdsl 10 \ With ~ such rare - II IL we're .
lvcsa.sve tustssS. Thr mail' are now carried
over h&t lew n The routes. and mail matter
over sl,sss few, is transmitted with uncertain.
". NJ RAwssa takes every occasion tia,
oaes. OF seeding mails by reliable cl,izshs.
and in this way has been Of great service to
the people 10 the interior. There never has
been . more careful and obiigius postmaster
.: this place. We vssh there was such ono
., every on - In The state
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-07-14
tFrsm The AaGnsss tt's.) Transcript June I.
Two HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLL. AIRS
STOLEN.

From the Aagnsss (t's. } transcript june l. /
TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLL. AIRS
A NV days sioce two Of the officers Of
the Richmoad hanks. who@ assets we're
removed IRON that city upon the evscua-
ton in April, reached Washington, 10 this
State. They were empowered BY the ss-
.hcs,t,es "a remove their efcc,s, consisting
81 1926 900 in specie to the capital Of
NirgisiA Procuring teams Aod . guard
sftweive men tAe.e gent!emea ret oct W
on their rcssrn home, intesding 10 take
The rsilsoad 1t Chestsr. South Carolina
At the end Of the 6rst days Journey
they encsmped on the grounds Of M
Aersc. cightees miles IRON Wsshingtoo,
and three nom The Savannah river. The
odcers retired, and the guard tell asleep.
Absat midnight. . party Of twenty mount,
ed useo, who were eviaently aware Of the
vslse Of the trsis, ssdisaly dashed upon
il, and tbe guards surresdered ~i,hou,
firing . Esn Of making the slightest show
OF resistance. The frceboetcrn immediate,
y vent 70 work bsntins open tn rp-c,c
kegs ssd helping lheosr.ves TO The glitter.
ing con,eu,s. Ose fellow, Il ia rvisted.
had large leathern Aavesssck which he
dllei bst jest ~ b. Wa mounting bic
Aorae ,hs strap gave way. and the pre-.
cious octai I'LL cliskins 10 the grsasi.
He eagerly scrapsi ny The gold and sand,
leaving nsmbcr u pieces, ssd placing
the colo 10 . sag rode ID. The next
morning 3 lperro teamster fOaod Ave dol.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-07-14

A trip TO Houston il q,itc fshiona'
BILE excursion with the freedmen OF the
Brsxos and Trinity. rney ira mostly
on foot bearing heavy burthcns Il cloth.
ing, blankets, &c Oh their heads long
and weary journey, They arrive tired,
loot sorc, asd hungry only TO learn what
they wess told before they LEFT, that they
were better VI at home and that they had
better 70 back again. Sonr arc return.
ing, some 60 to the public negro quarter
here and take such FAIR as they can get
Some hire ost. people generally ,skias
'hen conditioned upon the consent Of
their late masters. Those who stay At
hose will do beat, Those who 60 hsms,
sext hest. while Is general thing, those
Who 70 il Alsne will become trihess
and hungry vagabontls. 1'hoss who are
10 the hsssis Of the governmsni will be
taken care ot ~ well ~ in the power u
The oatesrs. but il is quit another thing
from the comfortable bones many LEI,
behind, Houston Telegraph.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-07-14
Hogs Mn DIV. oY TIM y. w
New Orleans, jane 80 1865.

I
New Orleans, jane 80 1865.
General Orders,
Ne. 5.
All refugee. from the State Of Texas are
notified ths' the troops Of the Vni,ed
States government, are nov in military
Possession Of that State, and that they can
return to their homes with security
The major geseral commanding takes
this occasion to have distinctly understood
thu, no homc guards Or armed baods for
.li protection will he permitted in The
State, ~ the military force DOW 10 Texas,
and hereafter TO be sent there. will be com
r,eut to protec, individuals and their
property
The inhabitants OF Texas are notified
thu, II is AVID has be, III. policy Of the
co',Napdiny general 10 make neipsbot'
hoods infested by zuerrillas responsii Tor
their scis Experience having ,sogh,
him that the influence Of the inhabitants,
II encrge,ically exercised can put dow .
this species OF robbery and mu rider
All acts OF the Governor and l.sgIsla
tsre OF Texas, since the passage Of the or
dinancr Of accession. having bern declare !
Legitimate. refugees will upon their return
to the State, resume possession VI their
property. The RICH, and tile To the prop
er,y els mci mus, bs beyond question.
liy command OF
Me- Gen. T. II SHERIDAN.
T. Il P.ssoSs. A A. q.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-07-14
T. j. COKATTY
Agent, U. +. Treas. Dept.

Attention il called 10 the following er
trac, frsm the order Of Maj Gen. Dr..
yer Comnanging District Of Texas. dated
Jlr lNh 1865: .. .r.r ....
Az prsoss hsviuf 10 their pose-sios
public property Of a0y description whss.
ever as co,io0, arms. horser. munition.
etc Formerly btlvpging TO the 80 called
Conf lcra,, States, or State Of Texas. will
Immediately deliver il to the proper [,
) of,cer at the nearest 81 the above men
toned places When they cannot carry
II an1 have no, the m~asa Of transporting
IT, thy sil make 10 the same officer .
lul report 81 the character. quantity, 10, :.
ton. security etc. All persons ne, com.
plying promptly with this order. will D,
seut North ~ prisoners Of war. for imprn
onmen,, and their property forfeited"
Extract form tssocsa! Orders, No. 81
Military D,vssoo Wees niaisappi.i
Ill To guard against the waste or los
Of pablo property. sot under the control
Of the Confederate sslFstssy ~ Desal ~.
,hori,ies the civil smccrs ar agents in
charge of such property. will Be rsxat,td
~ IN the service Of the United States. On.
Ill relieved by the proper o6cers q agents
o. that Government All mles u sM,h
property or transfers except 10 tAr author.
scd agents Of thu Government, are forbid.
den. and any attempt 10 conceal or With.
hold it, will work The immediate forfeiture
Of any private interest that may o. 10
yolv.d.
July, !. 65 ns3 A.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-07-14

DowH N CsHrHs srxsvr.--rh other
night, = stoat woman Of the Irish persuA-
sion, who hal Jun, rsllel . barrel OF ale
into her den, sal dowa On the head Of il Il
get breath, asd cod herse,i after The in.
iense phs .icsl crer.'on incident apo, the
deposit oil said barrel IN thc aceust ome,i
corner Though she had ceased working
the ale did not, and presently burst GU,
the head Of the barrel, hoisting the old IL.
dy 10 the ceiling, demslishiny her bottles
and drinking utensils, md raising she old
Nick vcserally, The old lady picked her.
se'f w, snd af.re looking TOT moment At
the rsia, wildly exclaimed. " All ! b. ia.
but, Bad lock " III mAn that put the tar
pedy in the bar1 ,"--Portiand Advertiser
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-07-14

~ II you de.irs anything good to eat ct
driah, cali Al the restaurant 81 Me.-'s. Hitl 4
Roo. Sor.h side Of the Pablo square. 10
III. .drnirabiy hep, establishment. everything
1. rl-an and inviting theirs Ia an acceptable
variety of the hes, In the country, veil cooked
end, with all, the price. are exceedingly moder'
ate. Its = treat to get in such . nice place.
Such -s,sblss snA DR. inkAbles Arc you IN
epscure'
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-07-14

~ We presume the following order
~ sot been received II this Asd other
posts - tbs region Of eos utry;
An importast circs.Ar il issued BY
Geo. Granger ADD the Provost Mvrshsl
General. requiring that no freed negroes
shall travel On public thoros6hiares with.
oat paasss IRON their employers. They
are ust allowed 10 cengregate in bsildiukr
o. caaps At ~ adjscest to military ports
q town. They vii sot be sabsssted 10
idlsn~s Or in any way except 10 the en-
ploy Of th- Govcrnmen,. The freed ne
gsocs arr eWoined to remain 9th thsr
late masters soder anch contracts "a may
he agrussi spsn, that the rrcscu, crops
NAV be occurred
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-07-14
EOR SALE.

Ny residence ia Marshall, The bouse
lvl 10 commCiioos, sad il situated near
the Public Sqsr. Formerly owaed BY
Mr.. J. +. whbesspooa. Further partic-
SLAM eas he given on The premises
MARC ARETrE McRAE.
Marshall. July I, '65. nA3-3,.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-07-14
J. II, JOHNSON.

RESIDENT DENTIST
TAKES this method Of iniortninx the
i citizens OF Harrison and the adjoin
ing counties, that he has 90 hand large
lot Of 0otp Fon. and il prnpard to All
teeth 10 The latest and mosi improved
style. His srsvices can h. obtained BY
potise through The mail or otherwise.
Marshall, July IA, as. n4a-u
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-07-14

~ We take pleasure in calling asssSsion 70
~ cssd Of Measr. Harper. Walker, h Co..
Mes Orleans NJ. walker, il Geo. w. Walker.
Jr.. Of Js6<ues, Teas, we'll and fsvorss'y
hnsws throughout the STATE - gentleman
1t pfotssy. sgssesbls manners, sua .arsrsos
busissas publications. his popularity will
.ssuss the house. vitb which he n s~soci 4,sd
. issre business.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-07-14

MFsIlNe ~ tsASsh ''NN'' t'S'Si"'
Of the leading citizens Of Lamar county,
have issued = circular inviting . meeting
at Paris. Texas, on the It'll inst. Of " rep
r,seu,a,ivc men OF the d,irrent eosnties,
Tor the purpose Of consultation, ssd 10 A.
,ablish harmony and uri,y Of se'ion
whereby the m'cessiiy Of military rule
and cocrcive measures, upon the part OF
the United States government may be
avoided We have been invited, staoog
others II N this county 10 attend the
MEETING an honor which u highly spprc
cia,ed Other engagements and the bot
weather, will prevent Us, however, from
heinv present. Wtcthe anything can be
accomplished by such q p,,o,,"s, - pace
tionable A delegation u Original, con
sislent t'nion men. whose character for
intelligence and virtue en,i,le them TO pr.
sonal regard wherever they ARE known, il
they woald take upon Themselves 10 visit
the frcs,d.n, and acqaA,n, him with The
true condition Of affairs 10 Texas would BIZ
:, -,'-.--,.... ,,'.. o.. .,,,,-.,,.-,.
the evils with which our people ar sur
~, -
:, g, -, ,a.,,,.., "a, -,
,,.,.v.,;,n 1, ,hev cam. IN ,Ls oo,.,o.;oo
,h., 600. "a to hs ...om,,;.h.a h,,
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country n.' '' A"' ''. ''''"N'' Tvs
e'".ne'c'.' ''p'e"Ae' VI" sec'eu
oy ''e eA"'ae P".'' 'HF'. " no '"'o.
w. :" "o'.' o''-'" ' 'a'' '"'"' o.
J"''e. '""' i've w. ~ '"'
wa" :" ' "''c~"! %" e'""e''
c1s'y' " INC Ps"''" " ecc.Pfo !" I"
n, ..ch -, In ~. N.,,h IN x;.;, ~.
-, H..
"oa," ""' "'''' -'o """' WI" "'e
goa writer's 10 every county IN t'e Stass'
IL ether words. there are foSr or five hun
dred meu accustomed to writing ios the
pr,r,. Who have Sufficient le;nr, 10 write
=, ,..s, ,-o ,.,.s-. . v.L IN ,..A;.,
-,
''1 N''
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-07-14

-. Der s.tsemsd mend, Col w.. Y. Hsmil
,os editor ~ pscpsssor Of the Tyler Report
er, wdtes W. from Tyler on the 9Th. that he viii
star. he nspsrser in fes days. We are glad
70 hear ~ The Reporter has slssys been .
Welcome vtsitey.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-07-14

~ Tho Nev orleess True Delta 10 nov
ows~d by Nj. ". u. Adams. formerly Of the
Cpssesss aud Mr. Oliver. for sometime past o.
The fvss Delta. We are uaseqsatnseA with Mr.
Oliver. Mr. Adams IL one Of The mos, accom-.
IlIsAsd vsi.srs sad oes Of The hes. men cen
sse4sA viii he prsas u the Aoash.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-07-14

- Gen. Terry, commanding 81 Rirhmsnd'
has issssA an estsr requiring precisely The
.Ans psssnasi ,ihsry to he accorded to The
blsrks - - ths whites, and directing them 10
h sstjecssA N the came restraints and pun
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TIN SHOP,

Opea ned 0us1ness Again.
I HAVE opened sssinea 81 IN old
l ,iAnd, % the Husls ~ 81 ~, Psbl'e
Squarr have y ~ stsse u tater'.
on hand aAA ~ prepared - 10 "sfk
promptly and viii.
selliag strictly ios caAh. Itecollse. thai
the money nas, accompany al srter-' on
whatever kink OF character. This RUE
cannot bc deviAted from.
j II. VAN HOOK.
MsrshAN, June ?, 1865. nSs-u'
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- W usgssesed 70 nent,es The reception
Of Aunorsss pAPss. pabl'-hed u Shreveport,
estisisA the " Muggias.ill,sn." The J'mpls-
esss " palss ~ ,seskcsaal Ares y a vii, Suuss.
yirnarole nd staG before thh - slias".
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~ We notice quite a nicc looking ''ac. Il
good. making their wa, ints trcsss Old storc'
or coarse here will es All advertisement next
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To whom 10 may Concern

u}frF : /. f9vsr {, ) Tss,s nsrf.
@e' -h4A. Texas. July 1, 1869.
lr having hem r'pr.-euscd, tia, V~r ~
/ claiming to have authority. ARE engaged
IA various parts OF this District in pur'
chasing cotton and o'her properly formcfly
belonging TO tie called Confederate ard
State Goycrnmcn,s, notice is hereby rivep
that all such transactions are Illegal, and
al property so purchased, il saiyec, 10
seizure by Agents Of the Treasury Depart
men,. Asy person making sale or ,rHn
Ter Of sAio property will Ia held Liable TO-
violation oil Law and the regulations Of ,ht
Treasury Department.
Parties having any knowledge 81 sales
or ,ranstr Of said property ~ frhs re
qnes,ed to report ne ssos, - III Office
without delay. s -
I. J. COkATTY,
Agent u 3. Trsas. Dept.
July !. '65 I r nlSN.