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Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-12-06

THE ATLANTIC MoSTmLy.-For December.
contains the conclusion of DR.. Holmes Guar
dian Angel Minor EizabetAan Drama,ist,
by T. = nipple Among the Worker in Sill
yer. by James Parton Literature as an Art
by I " IIigginson; \ Young Desperate, b;
I i Aldrich Our Pacific railroads., by J Il
Melbcry \ Visit to the Dc!caric Islands, by
Bsyard Taylor A Mysterious Parsonage, by
John Neal.-anl six other stories, essays, and
poems.
We are pleased to see that q nice club fot
1868 is being raised in this place. The pros
pec,us for the coming year offers . charming
treat. When we cay that Charles Dickens
will furnish an original story entitled George
silvcrrnan's Explanation, y we imagine no one
will like to miss the first number. la tina,
numb.r James Portion will give his article OH
Pittsburgh, and the same distinguished corps
OF contributors will continue throughout the
year. Join the club which Mr.. \. II. Law
renee is raising and get the best thing in the
country ut the cheapest rates.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-12-06

NOTlCE.-Is hereby giving that the under
~ signed has this day been appointed
Executrix OF the Last Will and Testimony OF
Philip G. Bush deceased late Of lama county,
Iowa. All persons having claims agaist said
estate will present the same for adjudication,
and all persons owing said estate will please
make payment to the undersigned immedi>
ntely. JULIA l%ovERIxo,
Toledo, Iowa, Dec. Sd 1867. Executrix.
1n49w3
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-12-06

ESrRAY CALVES.-Taken up BY w. A.
II McAnnul,y at his resiJen0 iu Howard
township, Tama county, Iowa, o dark red
steer, white in face, some white on the belly,
= rel steer. white face, white belly, and tail
crop off the LETT ear. A white steer, with \ few
red spots about the neck, a hole in left ear
\ rsd and white heitcr, white face, and u
white steer, no marks.
Appraised At Sa4 before VIM Guilford. j. P.
DAVID ID. APPELG ATE.
BY Geo. l.. Bailey, Clerk.
Toledo, loa. Dec. 9, 1867. Deputy.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-12-06

DAILY CHICAGO TaiDuSE.-Thc prospectus
Of this. The leading Daily OF the Northwest,
appears ia this issue. The Tribune has always
been n bold and consistent advocate Of lIu.
man rights. Il never feared the odious name
''Aho!itionist,' rs it was held TO be before the
rebellion, then as now it stood for the RICH,
regardless of public opinion. We shall hail
its visits with pleasure.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-12-06

CExERAL TALk.-soue Of our subscribers
are behind on their subscriptions. We wish
tlat they would come forward ut once and
pay up, rs We need money very much 10 pay
our lcb.s. The first Of January closes the
first volume Of the REPUBLICAN, and the time
for which the most of our subscribers have
paid up will close. We hope to see them come
in and pay up for another year, not but that
they are all good pay do we thus talk, but
because we have met with some severe finan.
need Of cash or its equivalent to keep up our
current expenses, and do our creditors justice.
On the first Of January next too, the mos. of
our advertisers time expires, we are confident
that most Of them will continue their patron
age as liberal in the future rs in the past, II
hey DO, We shall be able to devote moi Of our
lime to the editorial department, because W.
ire now more comfortably situated in comfort.
,blc quarters than when we first came thou: III
II quite an expense, and we can 60 TO worl
,ith more rim We have had a hberdl patron
re. in the past, and We have had to labor W.
'er man. disadvantages that but those expe
iencing them can %reali.a, and We have bee,
. an expense that but few know anything
but, our help in the Office alone being abou'
$500 for the year, besides other expenses
some it is true are dissatisfied with us be-
cause We have ''dunncd them up" o little too
lose, and swear VIC shall do no more work 70,
hem. To this we only say that, when ".
work We mus, have our pay, if we have Il
earn it two or three times over s'dunning then
t,p,' we would rather not have such CUSTOM
ers. We are certainly thankful for the liber-
its continuance. Tie people Of Toledo and
vicinity have done nobly for their paper.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-12-06

MSS AaE.-The President 8 Message is out.
1t is . long document containing 10000 words,
many Of them personal prononns. We receive
it too late Ger this issue. We fatk st<ass il in
this issue.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-12-06

HSTKAi STEER.-Taken up by A J Tyler
IA ut his residence in Otter Creek tow nship,
lama county Iowa. q red steer, three years
old past. star in forehead, some white on the
belly, bush of tail white, underbit out Of the
left ear. Appraised at SO before D. Rusk,
j. +.
DAVID D. APPELGATE. .
By Geo. l.. Bailey, Clerk.
Toledo, Ioa Dec. :, 1867. Deputy.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-12-06

LSTkAY SrEER.-Tnken up by George
IL Sherwood at his residence in Howard
township, Tama county, Iowa, y red steer, one
year old past, n slit in left ear, small crop of
ne right, some white on the TANKS and belly
Appraised 1t $lO before VIM. Guilford. j. r.
DAVID D. APPELG ATE,
by Geo. l.. Bailey, Clerk.
Toledo, loa. Dec. 2, 1857. Deputy.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-12-06
lin. QRs. Posr lob q. a. Il.

There will be a special meeting of Post 100
g. A. Il. on Saturday evening Dec. 7th. A
full attendance is requested as there is some
business to attend to immediately.
by order Of Comdr.
A. II. Gurrrr. Ad;t. T. S. FREE.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-12-06

To Soldiers-The Register. and the His
tory Of Iowa Colonies and Regiments 90
To the Ladies-The Register, and Har
per's Weekly or Monthly, or Bazaar $50
To Ministers-The Register l year 80
70 Everybody-The Register from this
time till January l, 1863, for 200
For & month. %
For 3 months, or close of Legislature IS
Persons sending US clubs Of five and up
wards, at 5 200 each, who do not compe'e for
premiums, may retain 10 per cent. Of the mon
ey received.
THE DAILY REGISTER.
containing more reding mater than any other
Iowa Daily.
year SIC ID
8 months. 90
3 months or until close Of Legislature 3 90
l month 100
week 90
Single copies %
Remit BY draft, or money order, or currency,
At our risk. Large sums should be sent by
draft or express.
Address IOWA STATE REGISTER,
Des Moines, Iowa.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-12-06

GRocERIts.-We call the attention Of the
public to the advertisement Of F. Campbell,
the gentleman who purchased MIR. Longs
store We are confident that Mr.. Campbell
will satisfy all who may choose to trade with
him. Give him . call all you who want gro-
ceriss cheap.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-12-06

WOOD! WooD We want twenty-five or
thirty cords Of dry wood Immediately, who
will bring il? Don't speak everybody, but
somebody bring il along.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-12-06

ToLEno Mails ASD ExPRCssEs Depart
daily-Sundays excertrI-at 1915 p. m. Ar
rive 3:l5 p. m. For Buckingham and Offices
Norh-Ded.rt Tuesdays aud Saturdays nj
2 a. m. Arrive At Buckingham II m. Return
I o. m. Arrive at Toledo I p. IN.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-12-06

WAxrED.-fihy bushels Of char coal by
Martyr & Miller Immediately. Highest
cash price paid.
Air RrYy 4 MILLER.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-12-06

WANrEp.-A situation by y printer, has
worked three years At the business. Address
w. r. Chew. Toledo, Iowa. II
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-12-06

DosAr,ox.-At The NJ L Churc' in Toledo,
on Thursday evening Dec. l2th 1867 FOR the
benefit Of Rev. j. ). Eherhart. Let ev cry one
turn out and 60 AMI have = genera! good
time
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-12-06

Go TO Nungesser & Wrights for good cigars,
apples, nuts, candies, oysters, Sc. &c.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-12-06
keeps a Shaving good house and has plenty Of

keeps a Shaving good house and has plenty Of
custom We fell in company at Clarence with
o very genial social kind Of q man, represen-
tative Of q 6rst class Hardware Establishment
in Chicago, is one Of tie proprietors and a
perfect gentleman, and to the name
of O S Chamberlain. We took the freight in
company ut Clarence, went 10 Mechanicsvil'e
and stopped at the Central house. Not find
ing Ira at the house We proceeded to the Bill
lard Hall md found him at the Cue lie
and for the first two games the champion Ira
was distanced, but he came in ON the 'heme
stretch and anne out even games.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-12-06

Will Miller keeps frs. rate sugars. grocer
les and other things usua ly kept in n FIRST
6,Nse grocery store.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-12-06

ITRUIT, FRuIT.-Ail kinds Of Grape Vines
~Shrubbery, Strawberry Vines, Currant
and GOosebcrry Bushes Of all vdriehes to be
had Of
S. O. BISHOP.
Prices Reasonable No Hulnbug. Come along.
4lm6
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-12-06

AOTICE.-ls hereby & ven %. r.o.. .,
n may concern, tina, my wife, Mary Lamb
.,ss left my bed and board for parts unknown,
.n1 ! forbid all persons trusting her on my
account rs | shall pay no debts Of her con-
Sracting from this the above date.
D.. C. LAND.
December ID. 1867. v1n49w2.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-12-06

irSTkAl COLr.-Taken up by A Mars
IA ton at his residence in Spring Greek
township, Tama county, Iowa, a black mare
colt, one year Old past. medium size, no marks.
Appraised Ut SD before L W Thomas, J. 2.
DAVID d. APPELG ATE,
BY Geo. l.. Bailey, Clerk.
Toledo. Iowa, Dec. :, 1867. Deputy.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-12-06
l. HUNTER.
TRAVELLING PnpDLnR

and dealer in Yankee Notions, Patent Medi-
cines, and Fancy Articles. Receives his
Goods direct from New York City, AMI by
being accommodating expects to sell goods as
cheap as the cheapest. Patronize the lame
man. l4Sm6.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-12-06

Fresh oysters, fresh fish and . fresh arrival
Of goods 1t Nuugesser & wright's. Try them
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-12-06

WIZ Nor.-Ws can see NO reason Why D.
b. De Land & Cos. Beet Chemical SaLerdtus
should not be used in al cases, IS it has no
superior, aud weighs more than other Salera-
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-12-06

Al Nungcsscr 4 WrigI,s you get good cigars.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-12-06
CONGRESSIONAL.
THE COMING A

In the twelve months ahead Of US weighty
headed monster Of treason is TO be fought and
please Gol-cffectually conquered. The
Register has entered the warfare and will no,
take its ar...or off until the Union cause shall
fully triumph, and the Government be secure.
~ reconstructed on the broad platform Of egua.
justice and equal r;yhts to oil mankind. This
will be its battle cry in the coming
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1867-02-23
LATE FOREIGN ITEMS!

Gen. Fitzpatrick has taken to himself a Gillian
bride.
Henry Ward Beecher is writing a novel for the
New York Ledger.
. During the last fourteen months the public debt Of
the United States has been reduced S2O6, 379, 56o.
The Presidents message is received with great
favor at the South.
The English Parliament probably assembled on
the 9Th of February.
The Jesuits are openly preparing to depart from
Rome.
There are 3,774 large brewers in the towns Of
Prussia. and 1852 in the villages.
Sharks are sold for food in the Paris markets.
The cholera aas again broken out with increased
virulence at st. Petersburg.
Gentlemen from Alabama and Georgia are in
Washington soliciting aid for the starving people Of
those States.
A new reservoir is begun in Cincinnati, designed
to hold 100, 000, 900 gallons of water. 1t will cost
81 500 900.
4 rare sight at the Paris Exhibition will be q com
plete set Of American coins.
METuoDIsr-The Centenary Fund, as reported in
lions Herald, has reached the sum Of SO, l58,5 o3.
A Maine boy amused himself some years ago plant
ing apple seeds. The result ia n net profit Of 500
from a fine orchard this season.
Mr.. Choy Cum Chung, an intelligent Chinaman,
has been engaged to teach IN the school in San Fran
cisco. designed exclusively for his co~untrymen.
The negroes Of Washin gton are greatly elated over
the passage OF the District Of Columbia Suffrage Bill,
which gives them the franchise. The whites are
some of them Indifferent, and others are indignant
only amounted in l8i9 to IS, 900. 900, increased in
1865 to Ala 900 900. and will reach 450, 900. 900.
England prints 100000, 900.
The municipal elections at Penryn, Wales. were
carried on in the most barefaced manner. One shil-
ling for each vote was given openly "
Among the tradespeople recently fined in London
for having unjust scales, SC, in their possession,
was a widow rejoicing in the singular name OF Vir-
tue Innocent.
The star of the d~emi-monde, Madame -, has re-
turned to Paris from her season at Baden, where
she realized the trifing sum of $50, 900 francs.
Postmaster General Randall has nearly completed
a plan with England that will allow all letters and
papers to come and go without prepayment. This
will enable newspapers to go in letter bags. Postal
rates will also be reduced one-half, and where TWEEN
ty- four cents is now paid only twelve will hereafter
be charged. Each nation will reserve to itself the
revenue thus accruing from its own territory, beside
an immense saving in clerical labor and an abate-
ment of intricate accounts. Last year we paid TO
England $50, 900 in gold, being the balance due
them under the present system. This new arrange
ment also includes mails for other countries passing
through England.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1867-02-23

~
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II HX8I ~
....OF....
G. r Q c. e r e s.!
CTED
EXPRESSLY FOR THIS MARKET.
NUsHRooMs IN POUND TINS.
FRENCH PEAS, in l Id. tins;
ASSORTED FRENCH MEATS,
FINE SCOTCH OATMEAL. ID. tins;
GLASS JARS DEssICATED MILK.
BOTTLES TABLE SALT,
MUSTARD, half pound bottles;
WHITE WINE VINEGAR, quarts;
CHILE VINEGAR, pipts;
FRENCH MUSTARD,
ASSORTED HERBS, in half pound bottles;
CAPERs, SALAD OIL, pints. half plnts, or. pimtsi
GROUND CINNAMON. half pound bottles;
GROUND GINGER, half pound bottles;
CASTOR OIL, quarts;
JARS sALARATCs,
JARS CARB. SODA.
RASPBERRY JAM, l pound jars;
STRAWBERRY JAM, l pound jars;
MIXED JAM, / pound jars
PICKLES.,
BATTY's SAUCES.
PIE FRUITS.
NABOB
sARDINEs, half tins;
sARDISEs, quarter tins;
sTRAsBURG POTTED MEATS,
In Glass Jars.
SCOTCH SALMON,
TINS HERRINGS.
TINS sALMoN OUTLETS.
TINS HERRINGs a LA sARDINR.
SMALL BOTTLES CAYENNE.
& PERRIS.s WORCESTERSHIRE
TART Fruits.
CROSSE & BLACKWELL'S PICKLES
AND PIE FRUITS.
GENUINE MALT VINEGAR,
22 YORK HAMS.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1867-02-23
rPnEMERIES FoR 6

Page IS. March S, SUMS Defamation, for 49, read 80.
" 40. March S, Sderial Oh, for SIS. 03 read 59s. O3.
% I29. August l3, suns Defamation, for II read 81.
- 49,. November -, Suns Ascension, for lon read lam.
{" 200. December 20, Equation of Time, for 0m read I'm.
~ 200. December %, Equation of Time, for ON read I'm.
"a Dol. Deceiber %. SUMS Destination, for 35n.3 read 25".3.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1867-02-23

ADJoURNMENT.-The Evangelical Association OF
the Island Of Oahu. which has been in session in
this city during the first part of this month, adj
journed on Monday last. Much interesting iniorma-
ton was laid before it respecting the religious
condition of the IIawaiians. At Waialua. a revival
has been in progress for several. weeks, and in the
female seminary, which has about sixty pupils,
there have been some forty conversions.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1867-02-23

SHEEP FARM AT MoLoKAL-His Majesty the King
has a fine sheep run on the Island of MOlokai, I'M
der the charge of Mr.. John Burrows. The schoon-
ers Beraice and Rob Roy on Friday week took on
board one hundred of the fine sheep from the flock
of J. Z. Parker, of Hamakua, to be transported to
Molokai, for His Majesty's ranch. The schooners
had a very smooth trip across the channel between
Hawaii and Maui, and on Saturday night arrived
at their destination.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-01-18

Hogan Introduced a DILL for the re-
peal of that section of the railway
bridge bill OF last session, which
authorizes low bridges.
On motion of briggs, the Secretary
of War was asked for the results OF
the surveys for improvements in On
tonagon Harbor, Lake Superior, and
if none have been made, then to order
such made. ate a.-esr
briggs introduced bill to amend
the acts for the disposal of certain
coal lands and town property. Be
ferred, -o *. aLfa lliH e,.lz.1a
Lawrence, of Ohio, stated that he
was unavoidably absent the last three
days of the week if present he would
have voted for the bills admitting
Nebraska and Colorado, and in favor
of Boutwells amendment. z FL e sli
In reply to the Speaker, Stevens in
timated that he would try close de-
bate on his bill next week. f9 Boz
Adjourned. s}aalI1 i.3i 6Ila ssafsf
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-01-18

TORONTO, G. W., Jan. H.-Mild
and cloudy.
CLEVELAND, o., Jan. 17.-H.aviest
gale of the season; showed all night
and blowing this morning; very cold
railroads blocked with snow; -four de-
grees above zero.
MONTREAL, Jan. 17.-Been snow
ing but has stopped, sand snow orift-
ing and cold.MG ao3I a1o
HAMILTON, G. W., Jan. 17-Snowed
six inches since 81 NJ; now mild
The following reports are dated
Jan. II, 4 P. NJ: i = W.,
s. {, Columbus, Mercury p degrees
! yineenne = Ind Ind Mercury 2 deg.
!, Cleveland, 0.-Wind blowing hard
from the Northwest. Thermometer
10 deg. above zero. Showing all day.
Madison, Ind Weather clear and
cold. Mercury 6 deg. above zero.
Louisville, Ky.-Weather clear and
cold. Mercury 8 deg. above zero.
New Albany, Ind.-Weather clear
Win Httle snow. mercury III deg.
above zero.
3 Mitchell, Ind. = Weather clear.
Mercury 10 deg. above zero.
Greencastle, Ind.-Weather clear.
About four inches of snow on the
ground. Mercury 10 deg. above zero.
indianapolis, Ind.-Mercury 2 deg.
below zero 1t was 10 deg. below this
morning. The coolest day of the sea-
son by 8 degrees. ~
Terre Haute, Ind.-Weather clear.
Mercury deg above zero.
Portsmouth, O-Weather cold and
clear. Mercury 6 deg. above zero.
The river is falling fast, with heavy
ice. 5so a ~
Cairo, Ill = Weather very cold.
Mercury 5 deg. above zero. Barome-
ter 1895, and rising
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-01-18
ADDITIoNAL RIVER NEWS.

LoUIIvILLE, Jan. 1.-THE river is rising;
81 feet in the canal; weather cloudy; ba-
rometer BOZ mercury 90 above. The under
writer's refuse to permit boats to leave at
present. n9as801 It4ica ~ ~Nh-b
The weather grew steadily colder last
night, and at midnight the mercury ranged
at 40 above zero, and would doubtless de-
scend to zero. or below, before morning.
The ice in the river was floating very slow
ly, Indicating heavy gorge below, and
the fields were very large, at times cover
ing the whole surface of the river from
shore 10 shore. We shall not be surprised
if it closes to-day, unless rapid rise above
cha ges the situation before noon 1.-THE
Charmer left for the mouth of Green
River last evening, and as she had
not returned at midnight we pre-
sumo she forced her way in........
At Cinsinnati the river rose feet during
the "a lours ending at noon yesterday,
and there has been damaging freshet in
the Acknowledgement Silver Moon
reachedLouisville Wednesday, and passed
through the canal.........The Henry Ames
and Tanscon were announced to leave
positively last evening -s......The Norman
came upto the gorge IN Dutch Bend last
evening, but was unable to. get through.
she mas W. OaleS or COTTON, anu Will make
the effor to get through to-day -. 80 Pat.
Burke, clerk of the Wm-o White, arrived
from the mouth of Green River last night.
| having crossed in a skif. Hetrepresents
the ice as fully blocked up for more than
/ half across the river..,...The follow
/ ing boats are in Green River: Bermuda
Tigress, Panther. Newsboy, VIM. White
/ Curlew, and we presume the Charmer,
There is a boat at Aiken's Landing, prob
ably the st. Cloud, in very bad place..
The VIM. White came out of Green River
yesterday morning put had to return. the
ice being to heavy for her. She had good
trip....--.The Rowena for Nashville, the
Darling for Memphis, the Mary Erwin and
Lawrence for Arkansas tiiver, and the
Silver Spray for New Orleans, left Cincin-
natl on Wednesday. and the Emerald for
New Orleans, was to leave yesterday.
1t is doubtful if they will get through ...-...
The Armada left Cairo on Wednesday for
this port. She will probably lay up at
Paducah ...-.. The ]. P. Webb is laid up at
Golconda. She has a full load of cotton
for this place.........The Wild W agoner ar
rived at Louisville Wednesday night.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-01-18
KANSAS.
No Election OF SenatOr-Plurality
for POmerOy-Suffrage Resolution
Adopted. r9

TOPEKA, Jan. 17.-Sidney Clarke
arrived tonight from Washington,
and is candidate for the U. s. Sen
ate.
General Blair, Commissioner on
the part of the Government to exam
inc the U. p. r. R., and to fill the
vacancy caused by the death of Gen.
Curtis, is here tonight, he having
been over the road. Commissioners
Simpson and White preceded him,
and have returned East.
A bill has been introduced in the
Senate to repeal the law abolishing
grand juries.
The suffrage question was discussed
and postponed one week.
No combinations have yet been
formed throwing light on the senato-
rial issues. Pomeroy still has a plu-
rality vote.
LEAvENWoRTH, Ks, Jan. 17.-
Three burglars while attempting to
plumber the house of W. III. Marks
last night, were bounced upon by the
police. One Of them was killed and
the remainder were captured. "a
Topeka, KANSAS, Jan IL. The
Senate to-day adopted joint resolu-
ton restricting suffrage to loyal men.
An amendment excepting those who
have been in the rebellion, but who
could show an honorable discharge
from the United States service was
voted down. ,a,q z9olao bas.S ona g g
The ratification of the Constitu-
tional Amendment coming up on re-
consideration, was adopted by a unani-
nous vote, the Conservative Senators
voting in the affirmative. As F 76sz I'd