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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-09-04

MARSHALL, TrxAs, August %, IS
Committee on Resolutions drafted by
the Central Committee, US regards the
employment OF Radicals, Reported
that they find several Of the citizens Of
Marshall who had signed those rcsolu-
tons employing and patroniainF the
Radicals IN this town
II was then moved aud carried, III ut
the citizens thus employing and patron.
izing Radicals should be waited upon
and informed Of the fact Of their not
keeping their faith with the Club, and
If then they did net comply with the
requirements Of those resolutions that
their names be presented to the Club,
nud stricken from the Club Roll and
published in some local newspaper
w W. UEARTSlL!., Pres.
G. A KIRBY, Sec'y
The Young Mems Conservative Club,
of Harrison county, meets every Sutur
day night ut the Courthouse. A II are
invited to attend, irrespective of color.
W W llEARTSIfL, Presnt
y W GoLDBoLp, Sec ry
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-09-04

Golden Rule Encampment, No, ~,
.;ses |. o. q +, meets Mt their Hall
GA on Austin street on the LIST ana
~ srd Thursday nights in each
month Brothers in good standing are
invited to attend
JOHN WlLER, G. =.
j f. NAgsSDEii, Scribe.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-09-04

TINE Equitable stands first and fore
most among all modern Life Assn
rance Companies Chartered in 1889,
Tor An unlimited period !, has far out
stripped all rivalry, and offers Life As
surancc to all persons in good health
upon as good il not better terms, than
any other Company in the United states.
Attractive Features:
It issues all desirable life, endowment
and non,iorfei,ing policies on single
He from $3.50 to $4,000 Its dividends
are made annually 10 polies holders
All It's profits are divided aranally
among the assured, and may be used
according 10 the discretion of It's policy
holders in one Of 5 different modes, via
II, To the permanent increase of sum
assured Fad To the permanent redec'
ton Of the premium 3rd To the in
crease of sum assured for one or term
Of years 4lh To the reduction OF pre-
miums for one or more years 9TH. To
the limitation Of the number OF years in
which premiums ARE 70 be paid
It 10 purely Life Assurance Society,
anu lN'N NV 'hE"t' ~ my ''"'' MN"
of insurance whatever les Investments
arc confined BY law to the best and moss
approved securities, its business ia
conducted upon an exclusively Cash
basis II is ust and liberal In i.a dcnl
ings with tho assured. 1t ia prompt in
the payment Of all losses, never having
had law suit or contested claim,
North or South 1t 10 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
larger proportion oi monsyed men con
hding "a tie ability, resources, and man
agcment Of the Equitable, prefer TO AS
sure in this Company for investment
chan IN Hf Hiher
" Lir'rLEJoHN, Agent,
Marshall, Tcyas
Jul, 10, 6s, ht'-
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-09-04


The positions of slavery aud secession
as ha\ng been settled tor All ume To
come the war and IN the voluntary
action the southern states IN 'onsti,
tntional Conventions a-scmhlcdi and
never TO renewed. ~ rcasitatco, do,
WIN The rturn al peace, demand
The i$edHtc restoration Of all
'"o '''a''' 'T''" r'shS ~ we mon
"'''., Wv \ ,'"'''n ana I" INC eis''
N'','"' v" ' amor""" people.
a. n"'', y, " M past p"n,iea'
''''' - ~ - 'ais''nh ~ .he "iss'
w '''"'"'so w y states ny thrir
z The paymen,t H.. .,,u. ao,,
,f IN, l,,,,d S,,t.., s,,,.'
t,r,hl. An ,,n,c, druA Ill.
Inv ta,,t,no .Nr,,, s.,nn.l go
.i,a for the r,,rs.i,,e.E.f ma uo,a,,,
men, .ca,o.,.sIl, .d,. -, 80.
hone-tly nnn,,eJ 10 ..eh S.,men, sny
uh.,. III. n,.l,,,,,,n. a. ~ -
,,en, ia ms, e,rr.s.l, .,.,A No.. ~.
nr.. a, III, law p,,ie, nh,,A ~. -
,,.,,d Joca ,n, ,ro,,i. ,ha, 80 'Ia,,
bc Maid in .o,u ,bex on,h,W,, .,',h,
and /, ,,.,,.. ~ h. IA Ia * "a,
money n ,h,, ,l,.i s,.,,i 'fTs
der. of apnlaus,
KAUAI ,a,at,,, If .,s,, ~,
nrn,e,,y a,,,rI,n, ., ~. ,.aI -
,rclolinp ,.oye,nm.n, h,,J. ,nd ~,
pobbe s,.uri,,r. Il,sn.ncl ,h.srI,,
AMI er,r, ~ +" Road il .s.;, n "
A..
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-09-04

MIR HENRY RAWSON, has been
vi appointed U. ;. Commissioner.
Office, at the Postoflicc
Marshall May ., 'Gs nS9-u
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-09-04

Valuable Town Property for
Sale.
I OFFER for sale the following unim.
l proved town property One lot, on
the block occupied by MIR Geo W
Rain +. the buildings on which were
burned by fire Two other lots i'm
mediatcly West Of Mrs Deloy near the
railroad Also lot of cabinet work
ing tools For further particulars in.
quirc of
MARY II DOLPu.
Aug g, '6S nett
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-09-04
Marshall Masonic
FEMALE INSTITUTE.

THE Thirty Ninth Session Of this In
j stltutc will commence on the LIST
Monday 10 September, 1865, with an
able and efficient corps of Teachers
Tho course |. as extensive and complete
MS any Female school in the soutbsTn
country II is located Ia quiet,
healthlul, ami cultivated community,
and the expenses as moderate as any
school Of the same grade in the United
States
T. b. WILSON, y. d. Prest
Marshall, August IA, o.. n5-it
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-09-04

Ne have cullcd one undoubted
h from the New York Sun. In.
Pnding Gran, from the rigs run
% him about his name, it says
e was undoubtedly present when
|wss chrisseped. Lon. jour.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-09-04
SNVs>M Notices.


suascn,rrioSs--(fn Specic
For One Year, invariably in ad
vance, ,.................. ~ 10
SIX Months, 49, .....-....s. | 10
To Clab- OF Ten or more per an.
mum, each, ......,........... . SO
ADvnertsfyo-( Currency For one
square, Of eight lines, 81 90 Any mum.
Der of lines less than eight, charged rs
a square
Marriage and Obituary Notices. all-
on candidates, their replies, and heir
circulars, and all notices of personal
character, tif admissible,) will be
charged rs advertisements
Editorial notices, Of purely business
character. such as calling attention to
carth published in thc paper remarks
upon business houses, and the reception
Of goods, will 5c charged a, fifty cents
a line No such editorial notice insert
cd for less than two dollars
STANDING ApyERTIsgMKSTs-t
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-09-04
HIDES, WOOL, SEL1RleS
SAM CUNDlFF,
RAILROAD DEPOT,

VI NKSII p Ia TNN'1
HAVING rented large and commo.
Ill dious Warehouse at the Railroed
Depot, Marshall, Texas, for the rnrpose
of doing an exclusive business IN Hides,
Wool and Pci,rics, ] will always be
prepared to pay the HIGHEST PRICE
in CASH for these articles
Aug %, 6s. mott
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-09-04

Caddo Tribe No. 2.
MEETS every Thurday night a, the
Masonic Hall in Jefferson, Texas.
+. +. PEARSON, Sachcm.
I.orIs VIC DARcxy, c. Of X.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-09-04

S75 to $500 per Month.
A GENTS WANTED everywhere,
n male and female, to sell the com
nonsense Family Sewing Machines
price only 500. Every Machine war
raused for five years. They are the
greatest invention of the age, and give
perfect satisfaction. For circulars and
terms to agents address ;. NJ. TOLL
YER a co, Montgomery Alabama,
manufacturer agents for the South,
Augas, ~, 1868. nt-3m
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-09-04
vWE EVVvvAWS.E
Life Assurance Society,
OF THE
Z NIT ED 5 r a Il T. :,
No. % Broadway,
NEW YORK.
WIN. c. ALEXANDER, President.

WIN. G. ALEXANDER, President.
Col PHILIP STOCKTON, General
Agent for State Of Texas, Galveston.
Cash Assets, May, SOS, : 100000 90
annual Income or.r .... 100000 90
Sum Assured during 81, 45, 23s, 400 90
Number Poie.s ooreriag
ADORE Amounf. l0i65 %
1rerags Amom # each
Policy, ........... 4332 81
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-09-04

T,uis sfu ~ az hsSs M hsssst.,,.A
aUdNTscs a he ntstsiypi .u.s
~, eos.,.st'ssssiviss ksuh ssppl4 's
e,ssy h.,. rA<y p.ssaass sissst h,r.
IN ..,.t sssss ~ ., ~ vssy b~.a
Ssscs = an s,sblsd thrssAs 10 ~
ssssd y. Asp essas. Thsss ssipsA ).
10 ess,y~ d,sse.ly With tIx NV Oslssls
trade.
TI.y''s full .''s''.es'
MAg AND FANCY ARTICLES
lT TnE low Esr PHiCKB.
| Cotton. Psiss,ss. ~ Psstuss 'aAss h
IeAsaes u ~ AisAsst cod ysIsv Give
, ssa ssebss pssskasiag shsvAsss.
hsns@AR tAst
49, (sao4s oss Guaranteed
~ Hspsessees1.
May ~. 1855. ~
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-11-10
Die Serien finb pDrilber.


Ots Scbuic fdust ipireer on.
ats tts tbr wfpsr In bic S@uls 6eest &C.
ludsri ten BUD Slou non 6. ID 8 un! fau
tst rure T-Ifct sas t.. no
S1ulbdbtr unp Sbrctmatelialien,
pon msi4,a ibr sir,r a,ctsn &crratb paitltlt
y On peTr ~ Den ieori lien p,cn
'sot 10 mi5sn pr duf ugls'sE Srpefn Bcr'
tatb poa
Sonntass ShulbiAtrn
auinsttam ntlte mir lie u ttn &1ralraprsi.
i'm Der 6rrdusstbsr psrtduirn Aut fnrst man
tdltItii sns pOuhdnbise Ausratt urn
9Udetbiitern unb Nlbums
IN osn nstrisAsa Drtilsn.
GslR Ter tinstas plnb In bfr Statt, mo-
Garin's boltmtts SSriting Stub per-
fauft witb.
5srrr tattn mir 10 SsrbiEbuna nit unltrsm
Su6aOrs cine rclladnetss
2eib SibliDtbef,
no 9d&u fir ssrtnss gsrsdtuns aussslisbsn
merbm.
9Su sin aurss,si6ns!es YianU au taufsn
pin(1t, fcm,mt unb befete bic btritnten Brab.
burp pianos, fir pslGs mir bas alsintss Ber'
faufsu&t BON ettst unb ansrtnSenbsn @cun'
ties tabsn.
5uner psrfaufsn mr. su Soasnprtiien unisrsn
sanJsn 8orratt ron
0ant> unb Ssniter>9apieren
In Der @bR6t, unisun sanssn gcrratt aus5u'
psrfaufsn. n
s8OGt ib. pUtlfdl faufsn. 70 ruff s'fdaisf
an. grsslist ben DIaB Mot;
9ort1site pon 5amiltrn Str,
untsrtalb Der a6ttn:
. s. W 0 8.
4ua. 25. 1868. nqtp
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-11-10
aI()oblfeil!

sic purbcn pobfeil fir Saar9eIb ein9ctauft,
unb nit groBer Sor9faIt bel Den Sabritanten uno
Supporters in Stem 9crf, Solton uno Ybilaoel-
pbia. .auSseipdblt, uno mir bieeH iie ben &dufern
nm an c biaisercn 9eoingungen an aIs
Sene ipcId)c ans brittcr 0anb 'talIfen, ipie alle
unIerc Gompetitoren eS tbun. Snbem mir 5ipei
StorcS beiiBen, 9cideben unlere @intdufe in pieI
9rDBerem WaBitabe, unb fol9Iid biai9er gSir
pcrtaufcn mcbr gSaaren uno bcSablen mcbr Nc
ciIe.S .Sor aIS irgcno anbcre blpc StcreS in Nllcn'
tpipn. gSr 9eben aaen 8unben bic @ortbeile
unIcreS biaigen GintaufS, uno mir laben Gnb
elm bel ms ein,utrcten infer 8aarenla9cr gu
prhfcn unb Gu6 init ben Yreen bctannt ju ma
den, che Sbr onltipo fault llnIere StorcS iino
bersbcb an9cfiiat nit ppbIfrilen 8auren, bette
benD gum She'll aus
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-11-10
lennspluania Goifl,
Ode Der fsbentsn une Qineen 5traes,
.fllentOaUM. Pc.

Der tlnlnSsi6ntts pGnl@t btm Sutlifum I'm
anaemeInfn aGtunsspca ansu,dstn, bab sr bas
ubiae 6etsl iibsrnommtn bat uno Sur Nufnabms
ron 3siisntsn unb @6asn poltoumsn siusst&'
tst 10. DnTdbs lisst tnebsiuneert tsqusm gu
isbtm @sIGGltstbsilt Der Staet uno bat stnsn
i,Sr ssrdumlssn SOf unb quite Stalunssn.
gBas Ride unb silG antttrifft, 70 u a1ss'
m,in bstannt. bnb srtsrs asts init bsm y ten
bts Warftts pfrittsn, unb lsbtertr nit
aut unb auf bus fsinls sutasttstsn Speisn gu
alien Ge,titen tsitbt ia. 6srnsr bstst bic y ar
bic fetna,n, wctli&mtdsnbIsn unb rsinfsn Ct
tr6nfs unb bic S&laf,imnr snttaltsn p't6s,
Susnli rsins Bhttn, wtl@s bic 8stisnosn iur
8tube ,inlabtn.
rlntsr,sidtnstsr plrb wsbr Nats nod Sot.r
S&.u.n, um feline @afe 5ur p0aistn 3ufrttrsn'
ttt bebtsntn su f5nnsn unb bittst batr um ps'
.3uIpru& teS publfums.
BOZ Smn6uRs UsrlaTsn has 5otfl far is0f'
Gil,nbatusus,
nabb W(DfeS Sntb.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-11-10
OeR=Irimlntngs.

UeR=OCtllllIltll9o.
srbaltsn wsrpen fSnnsn-unb spar an ben alsr'
ntsprtsRsn Yretlen.
Gle bat bic Dienas Der Wrs. Sbltr, BON
pbtabslptia. ansrfannt In. iensr City ipeSsn ttrc
lanasn 9utinbuns nit sinsm Der msf mcbi8'
Zen GtabliIrments an Der @tesnut Strabe, als
cine gcrsdnsnin Der ,,5df&ons" ssf&srt. unb
III pabsr pbais dbsr,sust bab Fs rclfcmmsns 3u'
frieesnbs. eetsn tann-uno bisS In allen SinltH'
n.-3er Gtabilsmsnt sntbdlt
Oas reiblte unb perlhieoenartisfe
Ihprtement,
BON @Ttu, IGdliG fir alls @sl&mads. III l&
I6ltse,np, eas ie BEN Yublifum bielsr City gum
ar1&au cbtr gum 8srfauf ansebotrn wurbe.
Gle label Die Damsn elm itrt 70 btrrlihsn unb
a,ltmadpousn @iittr unb StYlts gu traminirtn,
no II. lib cann tntb itl6f iiterSeussn werbsn,
no Der retste Ort gum &aufsn ift-unb Der III bic
2ts a6as untsrbatb bsm ,,ameriean Sotd" In
Der On. SamiltOn StraBe
sor Die Ivdtcatn ,.6dIGicuO" fobalb lls aus.
osssrtat linb, merosn iltts BON pem 6aule srbal'
ten, nit rtlGtr Dlrs. Sblfr In Berbinbung &C.
lanbtn tat.
BeIonbne 4ufmsrflamfttt wro bsm Blsi&en
uno bsm Srtnimfn ber Sonnsts gsi1snft.
or 5S@R unb aufriGtis banfbar fdr brsits
asnuNsne GunrIGaft. bittst ie urn zine 8crtoautr
Sulsltsn, tpsl&e Te lId ,u allen 3ettsn pur& quite
8etaneluna, fdltipnabls, sutt uno fhSne @dtsr
unb biatae yrsile su psrbiensn futsn wtrb.
Wrs. 8. @. &r6mer.
Ndr, II. 1868. nabp
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-11-10
C. J. Ufan.

..- @rpb> unb 6leintdnbler BON
@t9arren uno xabacf, 9fetfen &c.
paarentaus 30. 4f3 gtsnnut Ctr,
Nbilaeelpbia.
Sn l5olss fortwdbrnber &ranfttit sss 5srrn
VI. D. Dean rpirO bisfss @siGdft BON nun an
Don b,m llnisr,eiGnsien am altsn plaBs fortse'
fiitrt wsrtsn. Snbsm er bss 3ur alsemtintn
8tnntnie brinst, mu6t sr tstannt, bag sr FORT
wdtrnb sinsn aussrleensn Borrait bon m :
pprtirten unb sin stmi &en Sisarrsn
Icpie eirtn srcbm 8oratt non allen au Dem
@d&dft stbSrsnbsn artifsln anf Sanb babsn
pirS unb rem 6lufsrn pclle 3afrtebsntst bistsn
wiib
e. S. Oean.
iNrabp @bsnnut Ctr. 4t3, Ytilapslpta.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-11-10
Nib0gO 2SS0lfcr,
go. 35 8eh 9amilton Strobe, 1aen
taun, 9enn'a.

taun, penn'a.
Bsi otinssnanntsm Ssrrn mire man Gin psrihiss
osuartiass dNcrilAisu rru pousbaItunss Suttr fin:
rsn,-ia elm srtess. unb srSsr als s in osler Sitp
,um 8trtauf ansstoisn noresu ih.-sindlises gu
limb fur, ALE Qrtitsl Die 9srSbnItdb in sinsm pol'
tSupissu China Stcbr etbotsu wsresn.
CT III hSbft ponttar fir tsrsits stnofsns Sunc'
daft uno bOt auf cine Scrteauer ttritlben-er lace
pabsr 1ae elm rel ibm orsurufsn une fttnsn Stcd
III untsr(uhsn sbs is (Cnimo toufsn.
So predict pcr-ib ltuoirs ,u ,,plisfsn," uno msli
Rettc ia: Die aGsrtsfsu Sitter an Den mc9l'h'
nisprtsn prefsn.
SO, s5, GBst. pamiltOn'S Smas'
aGentaun.
sui Q. 1867. uS-l!
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-11-10
8aar.Gapital: 100000.
3peis Sffiee Su pbilaoelpbia
@rGe ST@fte1t@t 8@te.

~IESS SSWSSSSeSeS NSDSeSSc>
GireFtoren.
Sap @oOfs. ptIlabstptia.
6 s. Glarf. Ybilabslptia.
8 8atGfcrb Sarr, ptilabflptta.
gBm g. Wpcr6sa6, ptiIabslpba.
@torat s 5plsr. Ytuub lpsta
g. 6iOdlsy @larf pbilae,lptia.
s d. &olline, WaIGinaton. .. 6.
SenrY .. guUf. gBaihtnstcn, .. 6.
Bm 6. Chamber, aBGltinston D. s.
Sotn 3. Dsfrtss. SSafdingpn. .. 6.
gbparb Dodge. Nsp gcrf.
$ s 8abnacd, gtsw gOrf.
4camtes
s. s. Glarf, ptilatelptia. prdfbtnt.
5snry . GOpte, DalGnstcn, 8iusprdfbsnt
Sap @oOft, 8orfBsr ee6 5inan3' unb ersefFto'
Committee.
gmrrlcn gB 9at, Ybilarslptin, ssfrstdr unb
Mftuar.
SisIt @ompnsuie bieist sufOlss ibrss Gtarters,
ibres srpetn Capitals itrtn nebrissn Yramie,
unb i9lrn nsusn 5absllsn bic rinfhenepsrttefs
@elessntsit, ptlGs bic itbt btm publifum angs'
6ctsn purbe, um bas esbsn 81 psrH6ern.
Die Yramisn' S0bs, bic bepsutsno tsratsslebt
Iinb, linb 70 porttsiItaft fur bie Suiidersr tpis
bic Der bt1sn @ssenIeitsteits eompasns unb
permsip,n ale 8rmtdslun9sn unb uniitsrteiten
BON glotsn, Dipirsnren unb ole MBunFdnp'
niNs, whGs Die Isbtere ben pplies' Sntabern psr'
mIaGsn.
Nsbrsre neue unb interelIants 5abfaen psrben
itbt pprgslsst pslds nur brsrffsn tpsrbsn muiirn,
um lFdt bsm publfum ale annsbmtar 3u erpsilen
pie bic gntommsn gepdbrenee Tcliee unb bic
prGmtin ,uridsrfattsnoe Dolice. Bel Der er,
llnen li6nt Der polee 8sRbr l6 ni&t allstn
Eelnr 9ebsns 8srfhsrung, jablbar ttt Istnsm
| 5obe, Ipntrrn elbatt auG, ptnu Ct ant esten
tlsbt, mad wenIstn Sabrsn stn idtrli&ss GIN
fommsn alsI& 10 per @tnt. 90 per Gent pom
pari' 0srtb isiner YOlet) Ssi ltBlsrr ma&t
G& bic @ompasnie orrbinplids, eem SnfHsrten
ben san,en Capital 8sta9. ben sr bsjatlt bat,
,urdd su satltr, aus;r rem gslauf lstnr poltee
Die auimatlamttit BON Ysrlonsn, rpsl&e Ii,
eebrn perl6srn pollen. ober itre taetiS ssmah'
ten gnFGaunssn Itatsn wpllsn, tpirp auf BIZ
telunbnn gprtbtits gslsnft. w:lGe bic ,Naticna
eebsns. 8srf rfdeunee' 'Gompasns" bistst.
Gtreulars. pamptlste unb auaiiitrll&e Ginjel
tsitsn ertdlt man auf anfrase In Der 3psts
Ofier Der GompasnIe In bieisr Statt.
/ Oaoib Nfc 9ni9bt,
YrdFssnt Der ilHion National' Sanf
$. 9. Oreffsr. Manassr. 'f
SAP Sppfe s Co.,
: 9ensrai' 'Qssntsn.
SbarleS 0S. SpDper, r
O1eIipn SSeiIer,
uno aQentown Rational Sanf,
Qsentsn fir eebisb @auntp.
Sflobr 13, 1868. 1
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psSiasangsn sisltr Beituns.

Der F,rist tribim iten Sisnitas fir Gin 3battr uns
sii4 Ftnts Sts Jlors. In 8srausttSGbluns 9Btnn
,tilNI rIrS. p.rstn s!G9sbnst Seine Gubicribnnn
ptrSn t iritrn iraim as aR,nl::n an9ncninItn
,rnr RnanS fiS seizure misstsn sbni pSrbtr ale Sd=
isnss stiabH Iu bibtn
sS-s ttantma ,bun9tn rsrssn an Stn sspt6nlibtn
rr,iisn drs,ridt
I. y. Rbpats, ast
office u,rr.thbta Sds Ger cami!lcn unS aisn ctr.
T-tntilu, ptmI'a.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-11-10

Ste8euce StSehiDuhi" SASe"'e"'
9ono Srofers uno alleemeine Gonuepans
GERS.
SamiIten Straee, Qtlentaun, pa,
gBcrbcn Ii6 bem @eIddfte uDmen Sdulcr,
Gotten, 9auereicn, Socl5lanb, tod6 nno ioweitcr
5u taufcn unb neutrality-suspicious. Sebduos gu
.lcbneu, 8entcn 3u coaettiren, @ebcr anf San'
ben unb NortsdgeS 5u pcrleiben nnp barouf auf
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-28
OHIO.

CLEVELAND, May 27.-The National
Manufacturers Association met here to-
day. j. L. Newberry was chosen Pres-
dent. A Vice President and full compl-
ment of other officers were also elected
The next annual meeting was appointed for
the third Wednesday in December, in New
York.
Resolutions were adopted declaring the
necessity Of obtaining just and wise legisla-
ttOn that the association should be main
tained permanently, commencing the action
Of the present Congress regarding retrench-
neut and urging further efforts in the same
direction, BY the reduction of officers and
clerks In the army and navy to minimum,
depfecating, giving public posts to politi.
clans nod pattisans approving Mr.. Jenckes'
Civil 6eivlce bill. Also the action of Con.
gfeee IN reducing the tax on manufactures,
and h0plng for On entire relief from taxa.
tion Of uDeful industries. Referring to the
imposso OF Iron, steel, cotton, &C., Of 1857
- incseoalng the debt and deferring the re-
turn - specie payment, and demanding i'd
equeoe protection OF home industry, en-.
dorslng ~ national banking system and
declaring that Il should be continued and
extended, Recommending the issue of 8 65
per oonl. ~ bonds for funding he public
debt q y 1ade The basis Of banking under
The nootoool banking law.
Afloe ouno speeches and resolutions of
thanke tAsy adjourned till December next.
CmqunA4s, Nay S7.-Judgs Doniphan,
OF the Kenton county (Kentucky) Circuit
Court today epjoined Murray. Eddy L Co,
and Wood, Cotton 4 Co., mantcers Of the
Paducah and Kentucky StA.e Lotteries,
from d!awlng any lotteries ia the State OF
Kentucky.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-28

wAsHisoros, May 2s.-The Senate res.
tsrday laid on the table the nomination 0!
Col. Phillip Faulks, Of lllins!s, - naval
officer at New Orleans. This action rs'ains
Mr.. Sullivan in that position.
There 10 . disposition on the part OF
large number Of the members Of Congress
10 adjourn about the first Of July. In order
that they may actively enter on the Prssi-
dental campaign.
The Republicans are making arrangs-
meuts fss Grant and Collar ratification
meeting - Friday night.
The Secretary Of State learns that . nat
uralizatien treaty has beer negotiated by
Bancroft with the King Of Bavaria, equally
liberal with the North German treaty.
II 10 undcrstosd that the Secretary Of
State still hopes to negotiate . satisfactory
treaty with the British government upon
the rights Of naturalized citizens.
Before Senator Grimes left the city he
wrote card denying that he WAS hostile to
Wade that he desired to be candidate
for Vice President that the Chief Justice
sought TO influence him that he was dis.
satisfied with the reconstructon policy Of
Congress that hs owned stock in the Chi
cago Tribune, and that he bad sympathy
with johnson. Ii was true, he said, thai
he took oath TO render impartial justice.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-28
new YoRK.

ALnAHY. Nay 27.-The following repre-
eentativee tto3 corresponding bodies were
fav0ab1y received and addressed the AZ.
eembly upon the subject Of the condition of
their respective churches, viz. Rev. Alex:
r. Thompson, Of the Reformed Dutch
Church; DR.. Henry N. Pahlman, of the
Evangelical Lutheran Church; Rev. George
Appia, Of The Waldcuson Of Italy, Rev. j.
b. Clarke, of the United PRESBYTERIAN
Church. The Moderator welcomed them
severally ID an expression OF desires for the
union of I'll The Presbyterian Churches
The report of the Board Of Domestic
Missions was received, showing the follow
ing facts: Receipts of the year ol18, 100. 60,
with reoesvo fund OF al, 1908 05 !; disburse-
ments e11e 0.06: number of missionaries
In Commission 019, being 100 more than
during fnfmer year. Filty-seven churches
have been organized 5502 persons admit
ted 70 eo4munion 542 Sabbath Schools
founded Slo6 teachers and 81 ,917 scholaro
added. rs report was considerably die.
cussed, an0 d.. ]. F. Backus, Of Baltimore.
from co0nietee appointed BY last Assem-
bly, fseomneoded On entire change OF man
agcmenk