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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-10-09
IAN NOTICE.

IlllS is 10 notify all Tax Payers Of
/ llaNisol county to meet me ut theii
respective Precincts for the purpose Of
paying their State aud County taxes lur
SOS also Special ,axes levied by the
Conyca ton A. follows
Eiysian Fields, Tuesday and W edncs'
day, the 2gth and Both September
II y. Halls, Friday, the 2nd OF De-
tober.
Jonesyillc, Tuesday and ednesday,
It'll and It'll October.
Maj Andrews, Thursday, the sIh Of
October
Hickory Grove, Friday, thc 9tb Of
October
Csayers Aill, "Wednesday, the ith
OF October.
coppedgea, Thursday and Friday,
18th ind 10th October
Lagrones, Tuesday and ednesday,
Goth and 2lst October
Miles, Thursday 22nd October
sewells, Friday and Saturday 2Jrd
and 9th October
Marshall during the week beginning
on Monday the Doth of October
Morn Those who failed to render
their lists for this year will save 20 per
cent BY rendering and paying MS above.
urge the people TO be prompt, MS my
instructions state that no excuse will be
taken for failure on my part to collect
and pay over by the first Of December
G. w IOt Nc,
Assn and Coll'r of Harrison Co.
Sept %, 1865 np-u
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TENAS AGENCY.
No. ~ Barclay ST., New York
D. RICHARDSON,

tOfthe CAT Ncrs and 7t1ds i'maHac }
HAVING permanently located in the
III city .! AuN York, il prepared TO
attend to business of every description,
on commission. sent 10 him from any
part of Texas Collections made IN the
cities Of New York, Boston, and Phila
dclphia, and the amounts, less the usual
commissions, promptly RENTED by
drafts on Galveston Amy article that
can be procured in the Northern mar
kct,. paschased ut the very lowest rates,
aud forwarded ma directed A orders
for purchase 'as~t be accompanied by
the cash.
Liberal ADVANCES made on consign.
ments Of produce, on receipt Of Bills OF
l.ading, and returns Of sales made ac'
eompanied by remittaaees
Special attention given TO the sale OF
Texas property, Of which full descrip
ton must he sent, which will be duly
recorded for inspection
Parties visiting New Y ork ar" Invited
10 esI 81 'h- Texas Agency where
I they will find full files ~ Texas papers
also 'iic- Of the Texas Almanac and mn.
| since the commencement ct lts puhlieR
ton, with maps Of different counties and
sections OF the state, and other iniorma
ton in relation To Texas, Of much yalu,
to those seeking homes there, or desirinl
10 invest in Texas property
| RsFKRENcE--TO the Galveston News
Texas Republican and the Press o
Texas generally throughout the state
September II, 1865. n7-u
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STATE of Texas County of Harrison
y 1o no sheriff or any Constable Of
Harrison County, Greeting You are
hefehy commanded to summon X W
Loughei md W A. llauscr, as trustees
with o, rs Of the Southern Pacific
Railroad Company, sold out on May 9th,
1865, 10 be and personally appear be-
fore me at my office, in Marshall, on
Saturday the both day of September.
1865 at 10 o clock A. NJ to answer a.
complaint Of John y. Coleman in plea
of debt for the sum OF ninety dollars
aud twonty-seyen cents principal, due
by balance Of account briefly as follows
For services rendered as Conductor and
Agent Of the Southern Pacific Railroad
Company, from the 2lst day Of July,
1867, to the 10Th day of February. 1865
The said Loughery and the said liauser
hereby being made new parties to n suit
pending before me.
Herein fail not, and make due return
OF this writ as the law directs
Given under my hand this the 18th
day Of September, A. y 1865.
GEO. Il, Hill,
j of 7 in and for said County,
Marshall, sept %. Gs. nI-u
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s,,.-t r,-a,a. sna a las. aan.l-o,as, w. Tar.
,..hei siiia al r,sm IN i1t . 80 by io5
f,.,t aud !. ene .o-ei with god substantial
fansr. Ihers 70 lssk geiisry. Nlthin sight
f.st q shirA y an etceiisnt veil = never
flhag saief,
THE sCEfME Is rTEiEdttT PAIR
A. an, uus will perceive. To-, ci.sraeios II
rsfefruo given ia theeH advertising '9fcn
lars wIii astisff any REASONABLE, person 4
this lint ~ ths drawiugwill not take place
untI ut 1nih - November a rye aHuht-
ing BE-. oan -stisfs himself lT efning ~
Marshall 30 lrfrr-tn. iu any .HI Z thr PER
.rus banned lrffttrar g. ai-s made Co.
Msssfa n WaIr q son. rage. Ir. .. No
ian. q " laFsn, D.. tua1rss.4f ~ isgan
s. CisAsrnel and havhus Mer,ll NsN
M .isspIug v,H b.. asua..i Boy b ,.Hus
..fssna n Aanhaii, msH ~ ackituv lodged
.U.fs.ltr fif intsfuif. wiso viii fahu-b ths
l0aat aa sa=in a. ~. drie ~ iHtss place.
10. property II talufi a. $500. ~ 10
Disposed at ~ a chance, ur hse thonssnd
ucsrts In other wufd-, ihe f"'inns''
dfaeHf obtains go UlC Esni tuilgiuFi 90. -
ms .tcry runteuiruce. AID a -Isenshil PRINT
YAK oHHi cod aN established iHsfsilsf Fs-
pff, situated m uus q tlia hTst localities ih
The hsmih, snd eiih eturt - paper, mi,
Sc suiharni "a supply Do establishments ~
atA inf'ulhHi ti tht emni 20 as iNHiafHi I =
Uuutucy,
fhs traKA ~ tine i,sss i..i.,.t.!iaas Hha-
that, ia 1864 It derived rllsr bume y
go 90. and bat faf tho disastrous failure -
the erul~ last YEAR, zach usiiaf sfua hate
done equally a. we'll. at better Most Yrat
each uiiirp unRht a. pfsss.ui iaTger Income,
10 thorn uraDs have teen such crli fg,~-
fa-sl- ir Ir.aa ~ Niash iou.-is
nov 10 sENb IiIE ilONAA
sand. 4 I-i--ii,lc. 10 prevent as~ in Post
uMal drsns. upon Aes ptlrans, - -omr
other ciy. a. fbe undersigned is d"s,run~
There sn1u.i b. no question ~ ~ nious1
that fail- "a r,anu To hand st all events,
ehtn piastiaaulr. repd 'tfHitH instead u
monft
Ast uluircs sr,rFaJ printers !" cary GA
each ufnri nuuih'f can cuinian" in tho
purrhasa NJ tietsi-.
fhs-o lsfafs thr lluos And ileiubieat
are ncui,, fsits tun~s,t alive JoHuais. for
ten ytau- ihJ lcsas i.spuhhraH ~aa the
loading state ihShts organ n tht stale.
as Irkrtr Ndi D. stnt immediately utsin
the reception ~ the drafts 90 mutes,
AdsiiU-s.
u " LuruHrHY.
Marshall ttaff,son Go, Tease
A0;ust is,H
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CHOICE BEEF


Nj \ Il Is l.. TIL O L = T. .
/ WOULD say to my friends who de.
1 sire Choice Beef ii q am slaugh
tering me Of the most superior beeyes
ever brought TO this market, and VIII h
can be obtained every morning fresh al
the Markcthousc am selling out at
very low figures Only five and six
cents ust share Of patronage
Call look oDI by, yc lovers of choice
beef
Also for sale, some large, tine, fat
becycs, on foot
WM, RUSSELL,
July "a, 1865. n5o-u
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availahlc way Of securing the full value
Of the property HarrisoH Flag.
Here Is hnc chance for = lucky
man ambitious to run large Newspaper
rhe winner has choice Of either Office
Drawing To take plsro Nos Goth, or
sooner IT tickets nre all taken '- Mus
rifle Times
Each oHse has a Power Pres Cor
tho newspaper besides luh Presses, an
assortment VI New. and Job type, etc
rricc Of tickets - each The practical
printer ur writer Tor a public journal
who mag be- successful 10 drawing thu
property, sill certainly get a we'll pro
Vided newspaper property. in thirty
locality, which ever o0ice be- may select
hv virtue of hi privilege Cimtwihf
Standard
"Tho lottery will be conducted by
leading citizens OF Marshall aud thv
holder OF the fortunate ticket will hc
entitled To either the aihcc in MARSHAL
or jefferson This b. "a he tar
.traightturua transa, ton and Is on
excellent opportunity 10 gain - great
pfiae '- CrosksH SeHiiasi
A E,us Cn.NCr In general Nc are
inclined to Josh billings opinion that
We would rather hire some body, a.
reasonable wages to cheat ~. than in
vest ia lattric. We are glad hov
ever, Of the opportunity OF modifying
our opinion In this behalf The lottery
proposed by brother Loushory, Of ihy
Jefferson fines and lcsa, Republican,
is fair square arrangement -- Brcn' ham
BHncr
The price is placed nj the sum ct
s23 900, which must be regarded cheap
for good Texas newspaper establish
mcnt Price of tickets only e. currcn.
cy -hier Exporter
We know ioughcry and can v0uch
Tor the lnirneas Of The drawing Every
printer who wants u good Office had
better invest "a ' and try his luck
We told Loughcry at first, that be had
better not attempt to run two saws II
is hard work enough Ia manage ono
paper no. ndnys We wish our friend
great success in this novel scheme
Justin STATE Gazette
The Republican is well known all
over .hc S ns ana We m"te no uonn'
waIl rs,r..en.,d as thor, are several
who We think wonld Ike to ~ i,nta ne
printing business i"of ROM cde"r
The tickets are to be disposed Of at
five dollars each, L : currency, and
the lucky drawer to have the choice Of
,h. two Offices, which are by far the
most valuable Ia ha-torn Texas OF
Northern Louisiana Tho scheme il
undoubtedly perfectly fair, Us the facts
set forth in the circular are endorsed by
'1' 49, -, - A,.,aL,ii "a I.I,..r
wy '' xonnt pj1o..nt pr,,s
~, -. -, = -.
'he N'" nm - % n'to III. ~, ~
lr"2ory "'s r'op'I,' = ~ w. We p. "
''N'"''''g '""''''' '''''''' W.
""P h"' ''''s,' g.,
The lncky chap VIII Eet valuable
Office AMI rarcphenal'a IN q ri'h cay
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WHAT IL rHouoHr oF TUE rAPEGw

kAHIa|kNH
The untlofsign,i merchants - Marshall
rezas. have frad Dire lnFeFung circular,
aud endufsn % u every part4atllar. Tho
Joe Tesas flf upNaiiia N eighteen Yesfs haa
o. Nlfia circulation. aud euJoys with itk fFfs
prlstfH, the canhdsufe spd ffisi,ii-hlp = ihc
li.apis Il Tho histo. We fuenmmrnd Tbs pa
zee ln our friends aa sn sfea lieut advertising
medium
@ o, Greas 3 CO.. w. - iiE....,~, u. II.
hariie - 2 y siag, ~, i'eafssot 4
". f. y. Ward, u u. iAnsastsf, Nm. h
Johnsnn, H. Knight 4 CO., nenfieh 4 Iivpp-
nef, Miller, Mckrlef, s Co. . VI wAgis'n,
l. T. naiirla igsyman q N0mash, Dan.
uyera. John J. ii1ran a Co. J. II Galloway
4 90, NJ il.sacni=H, iearii Jones, John y
wnmaek, lie 4 Thomson, =, n Dukr A 60.
FneH Es-f,0,. ChsrE ! cordially en-
iofs. the f1f.guiug. Tho twu pAiAos- :h.
fmrr aud llepuhil.an Ase among tbs beet
sasefusing dedinmn in the sisi. - fsss-
FDNksD tiAas.
The paper il woeaiy, the same sizs u
the jefferson iilnsa blss u the sheet u by
a. containing " duiiia4ns. II han h~sys
hal large aud yalaahif adF.rtlsi95 patron
aae.
Tho Marsiiau printing niliee IL ona - The
uis,si runspl.to aud ysiAsbi. "a the rtsts.
II ciabfsass large amount II printing ina
,elial, ono Il fOifsfr tyiulsf ffs-srs,
NOV and connected nlth the establishment
an esceiirnt iab Office. The AEe IT the pa
ts'r. and IT, character render tie establish
inent very desirable properly
Nearly all ihf material Ia both oaiers is
new, aud we'll selected Ihs Proprietor
hitnseif il an old printer, .an saleessd Il
himself Printer. will understand shat 10
meant, by saying thai tho ofileo contain. an
EXTRA quantity u newspaper typo, iArpe
t0anis II fancy type, cstra sgfis ~ caps,
qusds, Sc. aud Abundance II i.asia, ruls.,
etc
THE HOUSE
Trout. the square 10 thir's fsst vide b,
sisty.age deep. with large gallery In frpbt
| The loser room 10 a,.sd for printing ofses
] There ART three rooms above, bed rupu
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CASH FOR BEEF


Tt our Friends and Customers.
ll1E have been compelled TO adopt
w the cash system From and after
the 10th of Octshor, all meats sold by Us
will be disposed Of strictly for
cash. This will be better for all par.
tics, ms il will enable Us to always keep
the best beef, and sell at lower rates.
We are grateful .or the support hitherto
received, and hope that it will he con
tinucd. We have beef tickets on hand,
to be disposed Of
HILL a WILCON
October ., '6S nlo-f
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Steam Saw Mill.

rive Mills SSb 4 HALF
South-We,-t OF Marshall.
THE undersigned would inform hi.
l friends and the public, that hi.
Steam Saw Mill is now in successful
operation, and hcig prepared to furnish
any amount Of lumber, Of the very best
quality and as low as can he purchased
at any Mill in the country Bills will
filed at the shortest notice
As times are hard he will do general
bnrtcriug business, and will take in oS
change, at the market price, corn, fod
der, hides oats, chickens, eggs, butter
or almost anything
Here isa chance To buy lumber cheap
on easy terms, and warranted to be OF
the best quality
II Joyce.
April I, GS n3j-tf
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SWSclM Notices..

The Young Mems Conservative Club.
OF Harrison county meets every Saiur
day night at the Courthouse All are
invited to attend, irrespective Of color
T 7. llAWLfl, President
j. ; DuSSioA, soc ~.
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DAVID McPiIAIl,
WArCA-xAkE AND JEWELER

MOULD respectfully ANNOUNCE to his
W old friends and patriots. that he ia
again at work at his Old stand, North
side Of the fabIic Square. where BIZ il de-
sisoas OF again receiving liberal share OF
pablie patronage
December | IS. Mali
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HIDES, WOOL, PEL1RIeS
SAM CUNDiFE,
RAILROAD DEPOT.

NAK-IIAIL, TkNAN7
HAVING rented large and eommo.
III dious Warehouse at the Railroad
Depot, Marshall, Texas, for the purpose
of doing an exclusive business in Hides
Wool, and Pcl,rics, viii always be
prepared TO pay tae HIGHEST PRICE
10 CASH for these articles.
Aug. Is, '6s. n5-if
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AMNOTH
l. V T. Il y ST A BILE
Horses Bought and Sold.

I'iII5 splendid Stable, located op Aus.
tin street. North Of the Court House,
is now open. aud we'll stocked with saddle
and harness Horse, Buggie.. lacks, Sc.
all Of which will be hired 90 reasonable
terms Hoses boarded by the month,
week, day, or -iude feed
llorsea aud Males bought aud .old %
commission
WM BKhDFIElD. Proprietor
Marshall. Fob 80. ls6G. 26a
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TO THE LADIES'

AIRS. BUELL. has just received
!Nl some Of the very latest styles in
Hats, &c, and is looking for another
large supply, which she is determined
to dispose of at very reduced prices.
Ladies will do well to cali and see for
themselves before purchasing elsewhere
Marshall. sent %, '6s n9-tf
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WHAT mm1usb % IuE rArrn N
.IEkr


rl,.ss ..,....... ..,s.i,sf.taaf ti, ,.tr IT
Ill. 49,. f.,u..t.. ..... u,. O.t.s.l t.fiA 4n
IN. t.,,g.l,.. ..t.f III. Hrapnstai.af Tao
Uts,.a r. N t.D..,Iy ..,nr "a az ul,lrai
s,..l n,.,it ...',..f..l Efi'tor. IA, T.,ns. Inc
80, .,,.,,,ll,, ,,..r te,,sAi AZ lvgnty
,''sr. aud n snt.ll, liza il.arttfr a. say tl.
,,.,.'," a. y ,',.t,..,,.i. snI frirnlrhlu n
1. ~, -. ,.i.,, MA ,.,,,i1 "A this snntipn
~. i'5,,,,s ~. f'tt t,.t no measure N
illi ',''.s',i ',-''.. 4, N, cir.tilatipn "A
80. n wc,it. We
H.. IA hi ,.i.. ii nd has,. 4
~ f'...'l.. i...i ,.t,..l,.. tn,Ilun. In
~. W. WY
' ...r... J.. .t...r.s-f.,
al . .u..... t,,ttetI
u. f..t..tt. ut.a..L
$1,000. .I..te l,.hn
t.,i.., t., II Nnefi 4
Tgtl .p.l....si,t H., U u
II r9,t.,i.,,, It'.,t.
W w ~ .,,',
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NOTICE..

ANY person having backs belonging
n to A. D. McCutchan, will please
send them TO the Republican Office, i'm
mediately.
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n or {, L..

To our Customers.
EROM and after October 10Th, 1855.
i We will sell, at reduced price, all
meats kept by us
Stricii, for Cash.
We have had tickets printed which
can be procured Of Us on the streets or
ut the Mnrkethouso
MILLER 4 GARRISON.
October ., 1865 ul0-it
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NOTICE.

Administrators Notice.
+ the September term, A. d, 1868,
n of the County Court Of Harrison
county, pertaining to estates OF deceased
persons, letters OF administration were
granted to h. undersigned on the Es'
tate of VIM. X u Ward, deceased
This is therefore to give notice 20 NIL
persons holding claims against said os
tate, to prescn, them within the time
prescribed by law, duly authenticated,
and those indebted to make Immediate
payment ...,.,,,.,.
4. G.. TURNKEY,
A. g. WARD,
Administrators.
October Q, 1868. nll~ot
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WIN. G. ALEXANDER, President.
Col PHILIP STOCKTON, General
Agent for State Of Texas, Galveston.


Col PHILIP STOCKTON, General
Agent for State Of Texas, Galveston.
Cash Assets, Nay 1865 8 100000 90
1naHH Income orcr.... 100000 90
Sum 1ssured during 81, 43,23s 100 90
Number Poiices corering
ADORE 1moant. s.., 10 100 90
Arerdgc uncut II each
FohcJ .,,t...,..., 4''@ %
THE Equitable stands first aud fore
/ most among all modern life Assu-
rance Companies Chartered in 1889,
for an unlimited period, il haa .aF cut
stripped all rivalry, and oilers Life As
sutanco TO all persons IN good health
upon ~ gooi IL not better terms, than
any other Company in the United states.
Attractive Feature:
It issues all desirable life, endowment,
and non-ioriciting policies on a single
life from $50 70 $4,000 It, dividends
are made annually to policy holders
All It's profits are divided annually
among the assured, and may be- used
according ts tho discretion Of ip policy
holders in Quo Of different modes Va
lst 10 the permanent increase Of sum
assured md. To the permanent rcdne'
ton OF the premium jrd To the in
crease Of sum assured for one or q term
Of years ith. To the reduction pi pre-
MUM. for one or more wears 9TH To
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Paw Your Ola Tuition Bills.

| CANNOT live and pay my debts
/ without money Please call and
set.lc Immediately, for money ! must
have
4. Il. WILSON.
sept ~, 1865. n9-tf
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g. hf afds''y sW '1iHhi8fat6 gaao,,
end a. Some one must So The I4itr, as rnp,
Hrs'ion "a iliua' purchasing sirhuts tu II.
rttssh mo patronage u tite paper, il donr
pAi'"HH.3 i"' M hshehi = Tie fortunate
hli, ~ Il the pfixe ,iekei. Iha pfs.,. N,
without tbs, Ia worth She naaaY With Il
y WI ho stu moo" valuable. aa ii ought 4.
ihhifh acaiAial 10 the winuof q a. least
fl1. 900.
ffnlsie'fifH u ncwspspfs, ptintnfa. ami
Ffesid"his Of Typographical tninns. tn
nhnin th'r' circulars are adtln-ssi are
,afii's'lf solicited tn CIV. thaia eifrulaiAin
A. an Dbl " typo {" I fcui that i an, snfhof.
ned ~ asking this much a Tie " crsfi b
! thina that The lot,ery scheme presented Is
worthy ~ ihrlf consideration. and not he
lrse m'rinfhfaH fium having oligHai.d
siih AZ Old printer and editor.
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a. Tho letiors Is adyartlsod 10 h. drawn
on tho Nih 4 November, hot IA suaicieni
nni"Nt " heAcia ~ egli prir 10 that
a'eiy npoh the compilation ~ the iist
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THE VERY LATEST.

New York, Oct. 8, evening -
'otton active, better; sales 1900 bales
It 27t.
New Orleans, Oct. g., evening.
lotion active and advanced mid
ilings PSI to %; sales 5000 bales
New York, Oct. Cotton qule'
at q to 27A.
New Orleans, Oct. Cotton
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AIRS. &. Il CORBEN will resume her
vi school the Bird Monday iu
August. 2tih inst. Rates of
Initlnn nor -e.ninn Of 10 Mneks -nnclr
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Marshall itau,son Go, fc
Aeiusi ls,a
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FRONTS the square 10 thir's feet vide by
sisty.ase deep. with large gallery In frpbt.
The bower room 10 used fUr printing ofses.
There arr three rooms above, led room
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ffTFT
October O. 1868. nll~ot
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-21
FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsHISGToS, Aug. 20.
The Treasury Department now estimates
that So, 500, 900 Of ! 30s are still outstanding,
and that enough will never be presented for
redemption to more thnn cover the entire ex-
pense Of this issue.
The Conservatives are making strong
efforts to secure the removal of Gen. Geo.
II. Thomas from the command of Tenn essee
and Kentucky.
Chief Justice Chase has returned from
West Virginia.
The President officially announces that the
Legislature of Georgia has ratified the 14th
amendment to The Constitution ofthe United
States.
Information was sreceived at the Post Office
Department warran,ing the belief that the
British Post Office Department will assent to
the proposed notifications of the new post.
al convention between the two countries BY
which postage on small pamphlets will be re-
dueed
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DIED.


JESNE In this city tn. 2oih Of Augu.t, 1858. ST
4o'eofk M, hosalLl krosoIs J4sNk aged 2l y.ars,
IL month AID Is days
Notice o. the finesai to be given hereafter
The deceased Vas born u Clinton, 0u,ida carnty,
Isx York where hts p.rsrts then resided they
tsr~srd removed 10 Wisconsin, whore he prepared Tor
oollese Appleion and K,n sshs tast State Es en-
tered Tie Michigan State University At Ars Artor ID
September, 1854 and graduated Juus esth tl,s -sar
After bis sr ,dustion hs Keekuk lows, where
bic parents side, his athsr, hr. c. Jsans being
In local ch,rg. Of the improvement of The De-. sonss
Rapids st this plact, under aenersl Esoa.
The d'essstd Was d;,isent student and graduated
With honor 70 himssf He possessed move than ordua-
rYtasnts and with ex,eient character rsre
promise OF fature rssu'n.e. Among his csa..nae. he
va gsnsral frv9fite. and taovsh but shost lin 10
ct hs made fsvrrAbls impSsscn on ali .hon M
nst and :ass gathering around him siro. u wa,m
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-21
FROM CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Aug. 20.
The Board Of Health Of this city have de-
cided to establish cattle quarantine in the
,ieinlty sf de Union s.ee aed cat cal n he civ
Inspectors viii be appoi.-ted, and no cattle
suspected Of being diseased, will be admitted
into the yards until after careful examiua-
ton. Th6quaratne regulations will also be
extended to all the slaughter houses.
c. Richardson, sailor, on board the
steamer Japan, was killed to-day by being
hit over the head with a capson bar, by
Peter Harrison the mate of the vessel.
4 party of TO Mormon converts enroute
rAn Liverpool to Utah, passed through this
city last evening.
The notorious murderer and burglar, Joe.
Brown, aud the Philadelphia female shop
litter, Mary Doyle, were arrested i'll this city.
A large amount of valuable property was
found In their possession.
Mr.. Cavanaugh, of Cincinnati, has sold the
noted trotter slas Rich to Abner Taylor, ol
Chicago, for 81, 800.
d. H. Hanes was tarred and feathered al
u o'clock on Tuesday night, on the open
prairie, near Holden School, by party oi
twenty unknown men. The latter were
friends Of r. l.. Della, letter carrier, whose
wife had been seduced by Haines.
The trot al Dexter Park to-day between
Bashaw ,Ir, Sllas Rich, Hockey aud Lockey,
best three IN Ave, was won by the first nam ed
horse. Best time 2:275
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-21
FROM NEW YORK.

New YoRK, Aug 20
Thnd. Stevens will donates the bulk of bi.
property to his nephew, Captain Thad. Ste
vens, on condition that he totally abstans
from intoxicating liquors., and requires in the
event OF his failing to make the condition, it
goes for the erection of Refuge IN Lancas-
tar for homeless INDECENT orphans without
regard TO race, color, religion or descent
The trial of the colored Zoaaves who fred
into the crowd ofcitizens in Washington las,
week was commenced at Georgetown yester-
day. Considerable evidence was taken-a
policeman testitying he saw the occurrence.
but was too much afraid Of his life to interfere
4, woman cook on a canal boa. which was
sshk III Heii oa's, -eaterday. by the steam
er I,.4-ragansett, wae ase.--ad
An unknown man committed sui.saa on
the Harlem r. r. Saturday by deliberate
ly walking towards the engire while the train
was IN full motion.