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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-11-06

available ~ey OF securing thea value
Of the property Harrison Ftag,
Here is fine chance for lucky
man ambitious " run a large newspaper
The winner has choice Of either Office
Drawing to take place Nov alth, or
sooner II t,okets are all taken. - Hnnis'
riiir Tine.
Each oihee has a Power Press for
/ the new spaper besides job Presses, an
/ assortment OF News and dob type rtc
/ Price ct tickets g. zach The practical
printer " writer Tor public journal,
/ Who msy he successful IN drawing thu.
property, will certainly get a we'll pro
ylded newspaper property IL thrifty
locality. which ever oihre be- may select
by virtue oi his privilege -- Ctafksr,he
I Standard
The lottery will be conducted by
| leading citizens Of Marshall, and the
holder OF the fortunate ticket viii he
entitled 70 ei;hcr the Office IN Marshall
or Jefferson This is To- be fair,
straight forward transaction, aud Is on
excellent Opportunity to gain y great
prize - Crockett Senfdaei
4 Rams CnsNcp In general We are
inclined ~ Josh billings opinion that
We would rather hire some body. at
reasonable wages TO cheat us, than IN
vest IN lo,t,ries We are glad how
ever Of the opportunity 1l mc'iiiyinE
our opinion IN thi. behalf The lottery
proposed by brother i.oughcry, Of the
Jefferson Times and Texas Republican.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-11-06

A GENTS WANTED everywhere
~ male and f.naIr TO sell the eom.
mon sense Family sewing Ma%hines
price oAiy t.D Every Machine war.
raoted for Ave years They are the
greatest invention Of the age, and give
perfect satisfaction For circular. aud
terms u agents address = " TOLL.
WEIR 4 co, Montgomery Alabama,
manufacturer. agents bS the Hoath.
August -, 1868 n5-Jm
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-11-06

fsues rhefn h i,a.h gallery -iih.s sht
bet * ~iucis u an rsfaliHnt ven - never
filling water,
rue SCHEME n PERFECTLY PAIR,
A.. any one sill pcrueiso. The character q
nfsrsnco gwen IN thee. sdrsIt~in. e'Fea.
iafs viii sstisG ANY rss~0Hshle s--f-nh ~
this iiui ~ the hfssingwtii not tsk' PiAe"
until ths Nsh - November, sHy "ns d'sb'-
ing 81. can ss,,rf, him-sh b. writing 20
Mos ,iall nr Jefferson. 10 aay uue = ID. pr
.op. named Reference 10 also msds To
slr..r. u wsrr \ Sau, Tag Fv"l No
ran a. ~ Logan, H., lsnfe' s'.'f ~ lsNsn
A taallafu.,i ai.,l l.as.iua AancA Ne~
urieRu- ..
faS irswine ,.u b. mspsFei by iea,ling
eitis,ns 4 Nsrshah, nson of sssii"rbTif.d
character Ia integrity VII" wa luhirh w"
rrsuit ~ --an A. The drawing sskor place
1h rrs.fts ia valued al tib.1H, u be
il,,tui -.il "a AZ o. chance, cr i've thon-An'i
tletet. iu athrr wur,ir. the fpftniAte
drawer obtains an elegant huikilne, I-'-~s az
ia. sssFy sauFeaiearr, sud sr'sn'f''' pfiht
ms ur,rs. and an established hietstlN" pc
pr situated 10 cue 4 ths beet ii-aiiiie- N
De south. aud stth storh q paper, m,
NC. sunis.ut "a supply IN ss,snushinen' 70
IA months. fer the sufn u Ave dollars u -
currency.
'Ths t.-,ka II the rsSss gspl,iAeAt eeow.
that, IN isss o. derived clrAt nre"in" ~
no t.a and has faf tNs diHaatf"hs isii"t' ~
tlig dstfis is<i fesr. earh niii'e "nhh nav"
down si,uaiiy a. eau 80 better ssst sssr
aaeh as,oe orsht b. PRESENT ias srs snonn.s,
AZ tisagp newer have taei' s,a d cfup pros
psci. sn Trsas az Nusih louisiana.
now ~ SEND 1nE MGNfN
fsni, Il less,l,ls, te prosrHt aaa ia ip.'
uthgs dtaits. u.sau NV ofleahs. ~ nu'ae
b IL
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= ARE Tnh tlsfs OF ApvrRsiry -
fhay he true in some instances,
p It ZONES in the shape of Fever
fe'' we must be permitted to
ITS utility aud think any one
Justihablc in resorting to the
pediiions means of relief, and
assest that for this purpose,
'"nie syrup stand nnri,nllcd,
oio hurtfnl ingredients and
u W. action, il removes the dis
once and leaves the system re-
and in,igorated. Mansfield A
Memphis, Tcun Sole preprie
or sale by J u Lancaster, Mar
tXas.
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CASH FOR BEEF

10 our Friends and Customers.
WE have been compelled to adopt
w the cash system From and after
the 10Th al October, all meats sold by us
will be disposed of ssriciiy for
Cash. This will be better for all par
tics, us it will enable us to always keep
the best beef, and sell at lower rates.
We are grateful for the support hitherto
received, and hope that it will be con
tinued We have beef tickets on hand,
to be disposed of
HILL 4 WILCOX.
October > 6S nl0-u
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-11-06

RrYsoLDs. The Washing
fespondcat of the Louisville
'elegraphs that the rcgisita
Ter Of Gen. Reynolds, cxclu
who were concerned in aid
rebellion in any way, or who
CO under the Fedora or State
bents and afterwards partici
the rebellion, as well as all
I've been pardoned, reached
gton on the 2lst, and excited
mment. 1t is construed by
ocrnts as at variance with Il Q
rider of the President that no
officer should interfere in
c''ons of any State.-Got
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TO THE LADIES'

AIRS BUELL. has just received
vi 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 10 call and see for
them.elye- before purchasing elsewhere
Marshall. SEPT 25, 'Gs. n9-tf
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CITATION.


no. J-0D,
HNHE STATE OF TEXAS, County of
i Harrison, To the sheriff or any
Constable of Harrison County. Where
as ON the the 2sth day of October, A. d
1865, in the District Court of Harrison
County, Adeline Hodge filed her suit
against John G. Hodge, praying for a
divorce, alleging that on the 10th dag Of
May, A. d. 1856, said plaintiff and de-
PENDANT were married ia snid County of
Harrison. and state Of Texas, and that
SAID Adelne Hodge and John {. Hodge
lived together AS husband and vile, un-
Il; the LIST day OF january, \. D. 1851,
and that, whereas or the day and year
last aforesaid, the said dciendeut John c,
Hedge separated from, and wholly aban-
luned the said plaintiff, and has con,in-
ued 10 live separate ana apart from ~
plaintiff, with the intention of abandon
ment, ard that during SAID time he, the
snid defendant, has wholly failed and re
fused to provide for said plaintiff and
her two children any Of the neecssaries
OF life, and left them To support them
selves as best they could, without his
aid or -vmpathies, and affidavit having
/ been made that the residence Of said
John q. Hodge ia unknown to plaintiff,
these 49, therefore to command you to
summon. the said John c. Hodge By the
publicn,ion Of this writ in the Texas
Republican, newspaper published in
The city OF MAJ shall, for four successive
weeks, to be and appear before the Dis
,rict Court of Harrison County, to be
held at the Court House in the city 81
Marshall, on tho 10th Monday after the
2nd Monday in August, A, u. 1865
| then and there 10 answer said petition
which is in substance herein given,
Herein fail not and due return make
of this writ ~ the law directs
TEsr. II. j Nichols, Clerk Of the
District Court Of Harrison County anC
seal OF the same at Marshall, on this, th'
2s,h day Of October, A u. 1868
II J NICHOLS, Clerk.
I.y j c. Gems, d {
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JAMES RIVER INSURANCE CO.
Montreal. Virginia.
STATEMENT or CONDITION, July lot 1865
CAPITAL ALL PAID IN, Sl35,0OO

CPECIAL attention given TO insuring,
= at low rates, dwelling houses in
town and tho country.
W T. LANE,
Agent at iaarshall
October 10, 1868 nl2-h
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-11-06

- N. dfaai"g ~sf ,sifaiaigfakf iiaie.
aud 10 sntno onf must get The PRISE, H. sag
gsHilpn ~ those pnfehasiuK rfketA o. II.
erraHa The faiipnass 4 she rspsr, Ia dome
part nlsily for the lssnant ofti. f,f,unst.
hui. - II the pri<e lisAri The us,iIa..ty
eitisJut THE, 10 worth iha money, With IL
u vii bo 9TH wvf, fsiaahla, az 4 ought to
furnish raiaial ~ iiie winner = At least
sfn pn
Proprietor, q newspapers. Issiisrs, ssd
ffe"idouir n typographical tnions h.
whom these circulars ATE Aiiift sss.i arc
earnestly solicited a. give them eircul lion
A. Hl Hid " typo | feel that I an author
izeh h asking tbs mura ~ tho " essf
thi 10 that The lottaf) sehuna presented IL
worthy ~ Their consideration, aud nd tbs
H~e mcriinr,I,lr from having originated
si'h an old printar and editor
Ii.aFaI.fIfaflx
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-11-06

Il not ius sAlnable, The following sdy,f
tining Circular lssutl at Ga, SAINT time ltbs
spring II 1851 will prove this
The IrgAs NfffEiifAs ass 'Htaliiahod IA
May, ~, aud has hcen Continuously pub
iahed ffum thst Iieu3d 10 iis p,rrsih, nssr'
~ nine teen yeats, Wy the present. Proprietor
II has oesnpi.d fInm ,fa rpmfnrpcaIetni H.
she present tiur, thu position ~ leading
InSas journal, and hsr lscei favored with a
laTgr circulation Throughout ga. stais.
Nar-isll .lc pises where u n publiAlsed,
is one II the lafgori aud iAosl nourinhing
tnnu- u the state /, is The prpsent tefni
nus 4 fh' Southern faoihe isaiifuadI aud hss
an offensive trade sith the counties i-sst II
the TRINITY, cinbsaeing as etirnH,fe area n
oountfy, thicsly populated, snd noted foi
It's ~eatth, eniofpt5se, and intelligence
Marsiail babg the Hui large town IA
fosaa ou ihr Ll@stein boundary, and con-
nee led - Il .s, vita tl4U euiHn efciai s1fid,
by railroad aud Telegraph, a paper lta atth Al
thln point, cundaeied aih Industry Rne
spirit e4a!d unt fsl ,n command tsfg'
circulation with lha Interior u thenfirc
olilrs great Inducements to siltsftirar-
4 ". iptbHEHi
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,,b Of Judge G. Caldwell before
= Republic an ASSOCIATION Of Gal.
,s.on.

4 ffufe IN oTutT w auuFtr- you IL
I r,aking to address you, | an
| with the difficulty that there is ne
. in this State, aud that Their,
Killing save the general issues oI
I .truetion on which to talk.
| r YOU my congratulations on the
1 elections, which have demon
IA that General Grant is to be
XXI President, When a gentle
| occupying my position, proposes
enss the matters Of reconstrue.
| he is assailed on all sides. In
krn Texas the X Klux ATTEMPTED
.assinate me. and in Western
some of my Republican friends
d me of selling out to the rebels
Governor Throckmorton was
4 announced that | would be
20 North and seek to over
4 asy government net based on
f,al suffrage.
charged in the Houston Times
have come out for colored suf.
with an educational aualifica
This il false. stand where |
Mood since the var. consider
uestion of colored suffrage in
as settled, The question now
reference to the enfanchisc
If those who are now di-fran
the rebel element. The new
(ution which was prciudped
it was made-is said to give
privileges to colorod men. !
ms of those opposed to it to
ut clause conicrina any spe-
kyileees on the eolored man |
willing to do this. | want
nan, woman and child in the
> hold his right by the same
that | do mine. | want no
privileges for any. 1t hiss
RI H. o,;s;an, sn5 I .n,
that nothing has been so det
al to the colorcd man as this
-, m anas,;a. ~
;a,oro.,s ro,, IL, hooonsa
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"', ca" pap P'opos.s " ''
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DEMONSTRATORS. """s' ''ou ~, ''oso
,bo;r aa,,aa,. = !, ~.
nid 40, ~ - " ''''
,rha Nv ~, y" ' S"'' III,
re- Wv nv "''V"a an. "ou,u
,ho "" a.a va" I r.. ~; Az . e'a i,i "
=. ,, e'.ue az WIZ ,, o' VOL
" va, ~" "'' o,spo'ea 10
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IN, yVN' my were io'o'' 70
."e'r iern'e' masters 'o'
~ P'o'ec',on' i
was '"oJoo. '"a' u'N''ea
'on''on 'n'o TWO psr's ano
TWO ncPuo''ean Executive
ces. " Is =. e'' ,; 90 e"i ,.,
',e" VI ''s "'sonss'o"' 'u'
e'eo '''n VINO suffers 1t 10
r',' '"o P'a"'s n''"se,' upon
n's po''' ',.as sa'esy - peg .,
to nothing There are Re
Is in this State who would
&c the Constitution defeated,
hat Congress will give us one
k radical This il a dclnsion.
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New Advertisements.


NOTICE is hereby given That X. II.
~ Scott, Administrator Of the estate
of u VI Jones, deceased, has filed IN
this Office his final accounts and vouch
er-, which will be acted on at the Noven'
Der term of the County Court OF iiar-
rison Co, pertaining to the estates OF de.
ceased persons, b., when aud where all
persons Interested may appear aud con
tas; the same il they see proper,
+. BLACK ELL, County CHI.
by A. q CLARK, Deputy
November ID, 1865 nl5-H
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-11-06

llhH D. NAVY SHOWN Ni 'ta'N, b we AdN't.
;iillhR tif.hiai ir~n'l uhilna vas nliihE 81
l@il "hl.'' "' o'i N'''"
~" ,n'in"" 'A"'" ,' Puv.Hi'h q,
zen f1uhi - AAN' H' h'eH ~ h'N Mf'l "uN
inir navigation vn' u.s. nioH' i'i'ei"t
vn7 "ii'e "'ih' ''a' ''iar, ''''l.'s, y,
thg 'NNtt n"i' % az s"''h i'A"H 81" we
ln'iina' iei"lwt' lh''t a't twenty ~"
e"h"'i'H thAi Na'N go NN'r i"il., 'h'u' A.ii',
az arc 80 Ai. N''f - 'i' NH'", It''' ~
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-11-06

So The loitsry u advertised 10 h. draw
pn the 2oth u November, but ia sufficient
nan'irr ~ iis1''" 40 sold prior to that
aleiy upon Tho con,Eisiinn Gfihe list.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-11-06

Issued October 18th, 1865
II j NICHOLS, Clerk,
By j L. CuGris, u {.
October 20. 'GS. nli-it
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-11-06

ADORE JmoWnf. 10, i61 Oh
ireragc Uncut Il each
To'tfBi ...'.s.,.... iiaS4 81
TllE Equitable stands fret and fore
l most among all modern Life Assn
rance Companies Chartered IN 1859
for an unlimited period It has far out
stripped all rivalry, and offers Life As
surance to all persons IN good health
upon as good il not better terms, than
any other Company In the nited States
Attractive Features:
Il issues all desirable life, endowment,
and nouiorlei,ing policies on single
life from $3.50 to SO, 900 Its dividends
are made annually to policy holders
All it, profits are divided annually
among the assured. and may be used
necoriiug 10 the discretion Of it, policy
holders IN ono of different modes, Vi,
LIST To the permanent increase Of sun
assured 2nd To the permanent rcduc
ton Of the premium 3rd To the in
crease Of sum assured for one or a term
Of years It'll To the reduction of pre-
hluHr tor ono OF more years 1ths q
the Limitation of the number Of years in
which premiums are To be paid
IL is purely Life Assurance society
and does not engage in any other kind
Of insurance whatever Its investments
are confined boy lnw "A the best aud most
approved securities It, business Is
conducted upon an exclusively Cash
basis 1t Is just and liberal in it, deal
ings with the assured It is prompt in
the payment Of all losses, never having
had law suit or contested n claim,
North or South It is the largest Ma
tual Life Assurance Company, for it's
years in the world
Its policies average the largest of any
American Company, showing that a
larger proportion ot moncyed men con.
tiding in the ability, resources, md man
ngemcnt Of the Equitable, prefer to as
sure in this Company for Investment,
than in any other
W Ll1'TLEJOHN, Agent,
Marshall, Texas,
July 10, '6s mis-
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|. Q. o. T..
John M. Gibson Lodge, No. Is,
~ MEETS every Monday night,
~. at their Hall, on Austin street
W Brothers in good standing are
invited 20 attend
A. FRANKS, n G
+ NAESSpTLt, Sec'ry.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-11-06

Iill ulalUrai Eurii. hat .us igu isrgs vs.
papl establishments, trd NnNuH that q n.
Nuitta ttaY Wuth iahur o. nial4 80 th"u both
pup,iiy aas determined io tl~issc ~ me -
ih,ri. and 7ait ntrai' hlT bueiuc--. GA re-
b "a, dI ID i.0tttfl laa,ins thr holiot 4 up
h,uu. ito ttkrt Boz nnk. hia avn Helfssiuu
~ tl uus d. NHiH We usst salnal 4
ihrfU src frN sUn uUrl ga 10 iuio the
matl, haain a eHH ltsfsrs The HiHaf'a
10 pas cash GnNu Gu % valuable newspaper
establishment lN sailing m thc manncr
proposed, this ihUuAy ls Uusiai.i. proving
uuiuallf aAfautaf. |Ns fH ihH acllsi and ths
fortunate purchaser
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-11-06

Golden Rule Enoampment, No, -,
"a. O. o f meets ut thor Hall
k~.eon Austin street ON the lst and
~ 3rd Thursday nighte in each
month Brothers in good standing are
invited to attend
JOHN WlLER, L. z,
j +. NAENNDELL, Scribe.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-11-06

WHAT MTnoueip ~ nm rAlrg ~
ILNA@

lne uhds nl'iN'i in'f'hnii's ~ va. wy ~
IUu' tr'nt tuill nn ihN fftH a"i l"fln pa
iir foregoing .I'uti ih' W"Wlglnf ~ sue
llmDHsh ", Tons iii q. ti' ~ t'ie 7lls II
and W"Hl Hur'r7fls iHN'"F 900 csAH hF
gaftri thirnilnF "'N iNuNb - |efuiy
.Al., ahn A''.''', '.''"t sf ,"A
m, l,sin,sr nj. Ia ,..,l .Iply 4 ui!. reeiion.
ms llnos har mUg 'm.i Die measufo ~
,ui,ii. o,puetatton 'inr wade circulation u
a.n obtained. Wr .pnrid,f u mrflta We
.n,g,frr r,.,'t,,.,t,lit ts Dn. II tl. Last. #
not DO ,rrg Lrat. aastullus msdiuna m
M, state
Afford Williams 4 g. r. - o'Sno Go =,
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CHELDON & ROBERTS, Photogra-
y piers, aud dea crs in Photographer $
material, 80 d Dallas Street, Jefferson,
Texas Having reiitted and furnished
our Gallery throughout, and having the
lnrses; skylight in the State, we are
now Doing a- good work MS is done in
the United states.
October 10, 1865. hl2-u
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-11-06

l. AtuAtodon ballas -ifr,t, ths principal
street # tio place. auu rusera he dntlfr
property, ruhnlhE titih Hlit4t 10 -tf,et. II
has ifuia u ~ ff,t pnd siiiiH hesl ~ i'ct
She fuft half u IL, Two HtfgAs- Aigh, em
hfacins . ..fgs rtait, isslutl,lsN, sith com
irfa aad shelves, and YEA eiuail roauir ~
lin".a abusn,
The foregoing shuws e0aily the value u
ihir property
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/. O. OF II. NJ.
swamp Eagle Tribe, No. ]

Meets every W cd
ncsdny evening, at
their Wigwam, in
the Masonic Female
Institute Broth ers
in good standing are
invited TO attend
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-11-06

fanfs fhefr h a l,rsa zsiirry sith.n xht
h., * ~hicf. y an r.falltnt ven q never
falling water.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-07

nov. reader, sslf.abnse, venersal diseases
badly cured. and sexual excuses arc al capable
sfprodsciDs . weakness Of the generative or
gsns. The organs Of eeaeration, when in per
ssss health. mako the man. Did you ever think
that those bold. defiant. energetic, psrsev sring,
sueesssfni business men, are ALWAYS those whose
eeosrativs organs are in perfect healths You
never hear such men com ,laiu OF being meian-
chciy. Of nervousness OF ralpitaton OF the heart
They ere never afraid they cannot succeed in
business; they don't become sad and discour-
aged they are always polite an d pleasant in the
company OF iadics. and look YOU and them right
- the lace. none Of YOUR downcast looks or any
ether mesnness about them. 90 not me an
those Who keep the organs inaamed bv bv run
aing TO excess. These will not only ruin their
enssitisution. but also .thoss they do business
siih or for.
Hc~ many men, from badly cured diseases
rem the effects ofsolf abuse and excuses. have
brought about that sistcot weak nese in those OF
game that has reduced the general system %
much ss 10 induce almost every other disease
seiccv. iunscy, paraivsis. spinal affections, cut
eide. and almost every ether form Of disease
shieh hemanit. IL herr 10. and the real cause OF
~ trouble scarcely ever suspected, and have
isssered Tor oil but the RICH, one
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-07
NEW YORK.

NEW York, Sept. Ga fire broke out
about one O'Clock this T. orning at % Bar
clay street, occupied by Julius IL. Kinch,
= jobber in glassware and manufacturer al
kerosene lamps which resulted in loss on
kinch's stock Of $4,000; fully insured
The upper floor was occupied by Terhune
" Brant, manufacturers OF window shades.
NEW York, Sept The Union Pacific
70 I'd at . REGULAR citing Of the Board of
Directors. this week, voted three millions of
OF ilrst MORTGAGE bonds. Go Re laid aside in
trus. as p.e0gcf. 10 lc srcnd on oulyeris,
bridges. &c.. 81 already accepted parts 81
the roAd. The directors agreed upon con-
trsct with Mr Boomer, az Chicago, for the
snre.strucinrc 81 IN iron bridge over tie
Missouri river between Omaha and Conncil
Bluls. This bridge isto cost Sl,50o,ou0,
probably - C5o.00o. with the approach on
the Council Bluffs side All railroads cen
,erine nj Council Bluffs are 10 cross over i,
The Rock Island, Cedar llapics and other
rcaas Ar u cross over b..
HrrsaN. New York.-Thr Democratic
Convention az ne Iwrlilh District yesier-
day nominated tloa Charles ". lleaion Of
PEI hksrpsie icr Congress.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-07


Nav Yonx, Sspt. Five prisoners. in.
GLIDING four burglars and one highway
rsbber, escaped from Qsesn oouaty ell ct
Hsnstsad on Saturday. They knocked
the jailor down and made their way Of.
but the jaiIor shortly recovered and raised
IN alarm, and with the citizens captsred
three Of them the highwsyman escaping.
A suit has been commenced BY the 6rm
Of A. 7. Stewart 4 Co., Of this city, against
8. G. Hopkins and others, Of Cincinnati,
for the foreclosure ess mortgage 90 seme
real estate. Stewart claims 90, s5l DANA.
gee.
jim Hagsrman and Pat Dsnor, ysstsr-
day, fsnght ~ rounds in one hour and .
quarter ct Palisades for $500. Pat won
the money bat was badly punished.
Gen. Santen, q president OF Columbia,
who headed the movement which resulted
in the deposition Of AaqusrA, has arrived
(, this city. he 10 . minister of COLUMBIA
70 this country.
4 band Of rufans 10 Newark, have been
organized. and the ether evening they at
tackled ths police, when . nght took place
and the officers wsfs severely handled
Again last night occurred another ARRAY,
which assumed suoh an aspect that the
Mayor WAS called upon 80 rsstors order
They mayor with the proper officers sosn
Quilted the affair.
Special dispatches to the Weird from
Ottawa says, six kenian head centres iron
New York and Massachusetts are here for
the psfpose OF watching the trial Of Whs.
Ian, who is suspected Of completely in the
assassisation Of DARCY Ne0se.
The State Commissioners to Investigate
the cattle disease have made . report. The
disease, they state, originated With Tsxai
cattle, and 10 seriously aggravated by driv
ing OF transporting. II 10 not necessary
fatal 70 cattle. The preventive means takes
have completely suppressed the marketing
OF infected cattle. The commissioner,
think the meat new sold 10 healthier thar
before the disease.