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MOULD respectfully call the attention of tie
w public 10 their stock Of the 6rst quality of
Marble, which they have juss received direct from
the kast, Which they snaAled 70 sell 1t q ehean
= rate - can b obtained in st. Louis.
We afe asternised 70 act upon the motto-
"shA4A SRoe1zs AAp QUICK RxruRNs"
Give N call and We pledge ourselves to sheu VOC
- hns marble, and - god workmanship, both il
tae ornamental and plain stylsa, - can b foanA
anywhere In the Cnited STATES.
We have aaoehef extensive stock Of Marble on its
way from the East, end shall b fully prepared to
meet any demand that may b. made Tor articles ia
our line.
Third 6srsst, hstwsea Main aad BiosdeAu.
April s. 1854 a
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spring anA Au0ner 81 1896.
0UpPLlHE JUST KDC&1VEN.
aUTcil1xseN I pEwET,~ ~

RUTCtlINs0N Z DEWEY,
41KCHANT TAILORS, !.
THIRD street, Astweeu Main aud JOHNSON, Eco
1uk. Iowa. have just reviewed 81 their Faahiooatl
Tailoring aad Furnishing establishment, . cAOiS,
md .d sSesttsnt supply II Brosdcacths, Gassinesss
vsting., and 0entlcmen' . Furnishing Goods. Of ai
dsseftptioas, end guarantee that their work shaH q
doss = tAe qast approved And ssttsfsctory maaHss
They are constantly receiving the New York and
Seih4eapAis fAshsons, snd respectfully solicit Al
Who desire god work and he best naiexial 10 Civ.
tAsn call. Agents for
FreacSs Msha'1s System Of Garment
CwtfSsg.
Also, Reports 81 Fashions.
aprle-Aiy HUTCHINSON 1 DEWEY
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NO. Is
CisE drug 6sose.
JAN nh r. me 4 -,

JAN nh r. = y n = 4 -.
Wholssale snd Rs3aH Dsaggsst,
RukROWs' Block, south side Main street, -
J. ! !. 4. sasvars aaa sddssi ]. 10 ~ pssvi-
SO stock, and having ordered additional sup l
plies from the East, enabled 70 oEer to the city
ana coantry trade one II the mort compIets 5tS6f5
. b fosnd y tbs city Purchasing glass vasnisA.
~, and other eedng articles fros he maaulaetas-
ers, can sell upon the most favorable terms 10
Wholesale purchasers.
p..tisulaI s.sse.'on given to eompoandins phy.i
4 CONPTETE sssortneal u vsrnisA,s. iro1 Is.
"A CincinnAti and 81. Louis manufacturer q
nchI0d kEYNOtDS' Drug Store.
1OO REYNOLDS Drug s,ers.
I M DOE. Floyd's Americas Penet1a.inE Lini-
lUO ment, in quantities to suit purchaserr.
1vo dos sscnlaPian Lninent, and great variety
April :. 1885. REYNOLDS Dr.s ss~ =,
ARD OIL, .piri, G.s. L.nyesd Oil, topai, japan,
1l Demar and Co&ch Vanish, or hand and for sale
I-R q REYNOLDS Drug Store.
=. u. O'CONNOR 4 HRO..
APOTmECAnlEs rr,9 ,9u! AND DR IGGIsTs.
A pOIHECARiEs' HALL, corner Third and d
"A johnson sts., Keokuk, Il. are now in receipt
4 = large and we'll selected stcck ot DiuA.
Medicines, Chemicals and Dye Stufs. Alro, -
large assortment Of the inos, popular Patent kod-
cines now in of which iey have the eAc.u-
iive agency Of; therefore would call the attcn-
ION 0f country merchant and druggists 10 tho
Our stock of Psrfunery - large and varied, conpsi
sing Lsbin's, Basins and Julcs Hauel's On. Ex-
tracts; every description Of Hair Oils, Ponm ADDE'S
Fancy soaps, Tooth, Kail and Hair Brushes and all
powdeYs used for toilet purposes.
Choice brands Of Cigars, Snu6s, and Tobacco al.
ways on hand.
| ~ Physicians' prescriptions carefully compoun-
F,bi0-d +. II. ocoNNoR 1 BRO.
COUNTY AGENT.
wv /. MckENNEI, has been appointed Agent in
| Lee County, Tor the sale Of SriKrUoUs LIo.
uoks for Medicinal, Mechanical, and Saeramsstal
parposes oaiy.
Call q No. 80. sign Of the Golden Mortar, Zee
kuk Iowa.
Jsly Sd, 1855. dly
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Bs mEHMSTWEETe
Union Block, AAis street. Dealer in Eng =
- iish and French Chemicals, Drugs and
ns4isinss, Paints, Oils, Dye.sA11s, BRUSHES,
Psrfancry, fsnsy Articles, Ac.. Ae
All the Patent Medicines of the day. Physieaa,e'
prescriptions and family recipes will Be accurately
snd neatly prepared, and In 10 eass viii any but
pure and genuine materials b used.
dee lJA
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1000 .Oopses sOaA n I'VE Weoks.
At HO NJ AND ABROAD; Of Tha1g1 md
IA Thoa4 shts In Amesica and Europe, b. Maxyass
Fuller Osss Ai author II "Women II the Ninetsenth
Ccntury. wslccnae oacring to the many admirers
Of the late Countess 0sDoli
"This 70 lsns, ~ may ventase % psediet will ~
serve TO b classs with the most a0captAhle bool1
Of travel u Any country or age."-lN: ]. Journal
Of C0mWcrce. CAyEk BON.
7fvTHxT1SE On KNHttsH FtSf1H1 H11f0N[
j. Designed for "a Ater writen, Authon, 1rstesl,
Press. and for the use of schools ord AcoAemias,
with n sppeAdix containing rules on tho use Of
caPftaa, list Of abfsviations, hints psepaFing
0py and psoo1 reading, specimen Ct psoo1 sAset,
-, ~ John Wilsp0. CAVE 60N,
HYpATLAi q, New Foss With . Old raee. q
- 2. =. Kingsisy, author Of Altea Leeke." -.
myl6dim CAVE son.
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LIVERY STABLE,

I'm Johpspn Street, between lst and "A,
~ By WIN. H. CLEGaoRN. This sstshlish-
ment Il large, commodious, we'll arrsnged-@0
and amply provided With en0d hmses Nal trained
for harness we'll - with Carriages, Dsggiss and
Hacks, spcn and close, cCvessd and half covered d
every daSesiption, adapted tOoenvsnisace e lpxuy
Horses or Carriages of resdents Of the city VIZ
itors from abroad kept On moderate tsrms, and
carsfally attended TO BY men thoroughly skills1 "
the bustuess. 48
selbossAt and sold % commiasioa aad q n
own account - AL times.
May Is, l656.-dly
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0R&G1Ak WOI1C3e
IOAN TIRBE would respectfully recommend him
y elf 70 The inhabitants Of ksokuk and it, viciAi-
81, - - Artist in the painting Of Landauapes and
Portraits, either wood Or canvass, Or any other
sWhssaase Tor ihA dQcQrltion Of parleFs, reoms e.
stsamboat oAbns, and Il also prepared 70 do PaFs1
Hanging In the best style. and TO give Lessons n ths
above named art Paintings can b examined at Or
den hookstnrs Main street, near d. aa1 also 6
r. McArihur's Picture Gallery on JohnsOn street,
near the Post Olioa, and orders may be left at c.
Ob.rtop's on Main street, near Sd. mcdl3d3m
LIME! LDUEJI
WE tho undcSsiynsd, would inform our friends
w and the pubtie Ia general, thst ~ have Just
burned kiln OF hrst rate lime and will constanily
keep On hand full supply oe said article during ths
seAson. Oelnss Ssspsctlally solicited.
Kilne The 1rst bslow The corporation limits.
Deh2lddem B. zWA6T CO.
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HGPARkLIN0 and bright,
~ In the iiuuid liRht

l. the water in our glasses."
Asssrs. Moore Hooper respectfully announce 70
their friends and patrons, that they have again ku.
in operation their fountain, which dispenses its cool
and delicious waters, favored with the nectar and
juices of most delicious fruits and Aowers win
ter rest hos enabied Mcssrs. NJ. H. 70 make sucA
improve meats IN the Misunderstanding process, thai
they say unhesitatingly II cannot Be surpassed BY
any Rrated water in the world. Call and sAtisfy
yourselves. Remember the Fiace, II Main street.
"BehoId the marx,
A little fountain cell
Where water clear ~ diamond spark,
my3I In stone basin fell"
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II EOKUK- Mt. PLEASANT MU6cATlNB !
N b. CO. Henry Newton 10 duly authorised /
collect for b above Company.
aprl0-a CHAS. PARSONS, TrsssarsS.
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". D o011nvlI18. S0oNoGa eu0o. 9. .. DaApfunD.
kCProdsea, Com mission and Forwarding MneAAats,
New OTlsans. Particular attention pai1 70 The p1-
chase and sale 0f Western pfoauce. Also, 10 the
1scsiviag and Forwarding b.siAess genefsily Or
street.
Jsly Is, is5s,-aly
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New Grocery 4 Provision Store.

q W.kUNiAN CO. having established them.
selves on the south aide cf Fourth street, n. n
~ the Market House. have received large and Veil
selected stock Of Groceries, which they resp~ctful-
y call the attention Of the citizens OF Eeoknk and
vicinity. Provisions and Feed Of all kinds Kent
constantly On hsnd All articles delivered In any
par. OF the city free of charge. Tdec. %. mi.
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JAMES II. BBGD.
ATTORNEY At Law, Kseksk, lowe.
/NRPICE in the Rail Rood oGce q Aaia 6Gseel
~ over J. T. Brucs's store.
Auguss Z, 1856.
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rANCY esOOna Avn

Keskuk. Ont. II, ls54.--1atf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-22

THE NEW FRENCH LINE OF OCEAN STEAMKRs-THE STEAM
BARCELONA This afternoon at two O'Clock the pio
OF the American lire, the steamship
Barcelona leaves this port, her return to Hsvre
with number Of passengers and sh freight as she
carry. Bon voyage.
Tie Barcelona is commanded by Capt. NORM, is ne
vessel hull built Of iron in water tight compart
ments and Is beautiful specimen of naval architecture
She tes very pretty the water Il bark rugged
carries enough to make her equal Ia speed 70
many sailing vessel She is about 260 feet in length
SO wee 80 feet depth Of hold, and Is something
1700 tons burhen Her engines OF $50 horse ower
and she steam nine knots hour. The dining
is the upper main deck and has the advantage Of
fresh air and plenty Of light, item which travellers
know how to appreciate double staircase leads from
the dining room to the cabin, of from which the
state rooms we'll lighted and airy, placed in double
each side Of the ship with two berths in EACH and
fitted up in very neat style. The ladies' paror is at the
stern, and is in shape half circle of from which
bath room, with warm and cold and shower baths-s
luxury with which the gentlemens cabin also furnished
The second cabin Is about fifteen feet square, and on
three sides double Of berths with every conve
ner Tor the accommodation of second class
The stewards department Is said to be taken care OF in
amsnner TO please the tastes Of An
We hope this American line Of HAvre steamers
win receive that encouragement which the enter prise
merits and with four fine vessels all equal TO the Bar,e.
lone, and all commanded by such gentlemaay officers as
she is, feel assured it cannot fail to meet with
generous support on both sides ofthe Atlantic.
The Barcelona is to be followed by the Alma which
10 have left Havre the Goth inst It will be seen
that the rates passage in this line ia 800 for the first
and $35 for the second cabin, wine included.
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z H xA11s1 II n " ..
BY MAGNETIC AND PRINTING TElEeRAPHs.

From Washington.
INTERVIEW OF COMMODORE VANDERBILT WITH THE
PREsIDEAT-KANsAs AFFAIRS, ETC.
WASHINGTON, March 81, 1856.
Commodore Vanderbilt, accompanied by General Webb
oaled President Pierce to-day, and had enghthy in
terview about his Ncarsguan difficulties but failed to OBJ
tain any sympathy The President grounds for
national Mr. Morgan charged with Great
ing the trouble.
The capture Of the Carpenters tools in Missouri has
created quite excitement in official circles here. Presi
dent Pierce freely his determination to execute
the aws condemns the want Of energy in Governor
Shannon.
The Kansas investigating committee is not yet detec
min ed upon. Mr. Banks win announce it on Monday.
The Secretary Of War has by actual experiment proved
the entire arteean wells the paius Of the
Mesiia Valley. One well seven hundred feet Deep sup
plies abundance OF good water.
Mr.. Dobbin continues to improve in health
First Lieutenant W. A. Nimmo, Fourth artillery, died
at Robertson, Tenn, 18th inst, Of pulmonary
sumption.
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r. II. Barnuln and the Giraffe.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

ALBANY, March 20, 1856.
In the report Of the continuance Of Mr. Barnums ex-
animation, In the HERALD Of this morning. he is made 10
say:-"1 sold Dr. spalding giraffe worth IS 600 or
$6oO0 which was dov ned through his carsle hs
has not paid me for it." Mr.. Barnum cannot resist tho
habit Of talking for effect even when on the witness,
stand and without even mermaid to require highly co.
lored Statements II DR.. Spaldng bought the giraffe
why not FAY Tor what price, instead what the animal
vas WORTH And II he sold the giraffe to Dr. spaldine
what matters II the animal drowned by the care
lesiness on Dr.. spadingS And as the drowning took
place N 1874 and Mir. Barnum himself pronou noes DR..
spa ding Hpontibe, why not state why the purchase
money nB not been collected before this Coupsei for
The creditors would have squeezed out off, Mr. Bar
num- as he expresses II something else that he knew
They had compelled him TO tell that there has besn
long pending suit against HIM covering this transaction
IN the supreme Court OF the State Of New York. entitled
spadipg Rogers Va T. Bsrnum In which the ds images
we're ac AZ which the plaintiffs are usinx ever Of
rtto bring rial and which would have been d. ded at
he present term except that been sworn over by the
defendant rnder the pretence of important testimony IN
New Orleans; or that other very important fact which
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Personal Intelligence.

Paris correspondent OF the Courier des Eats Unis
announces that Mile Rachel is shortly to be married.
The lucky individual NJ Deahsute, formerly Receiver
General Ax coector) Of the Department Of the Rhone
NJ Deabaute Ia rather old, but has fortune of three
millions francs (ss00,o00 Rachel has nearly - much
so ehs will be able TO live comfortably without going on
the stege again. Rumor says che ia afraid of Rstor
DeIabaute is one OF Rachels old admirers.
Emile Girsrdin, editor Of the Paris Pree is going to
he married TO Miss Sheppard, daughter of rich English
widow. The belle Sheppard used to frt with the Empe
ror before his marriage with Eugenie. Girardins Grs,
wife who much more brilliant than he) died only q
short time ago He has two millions Of francs and is
about forty Miss Sheppard about u.s. and very pretty
ARRIVALS.
From Liverpool In steamship Quaker City-Mrs W sbu
fedt hree children and nurse Donin Raphael Mics
Raphael Raphael Mrs Branch Harris J GArrigan j
Xaut hton Armstrong, Nopple, DR. Kdder, Mrs Jane
BeuIel.
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Markets
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.


PHILADELPHIA, March 81 1855.
Stocks steady; quotations foilows-Penr sylvia
pis 5s, 8SX; Reading Railroad 49, Long Island l57
Morris Canal. 14sz; Pennsy vania Railroad, asa. yl
PHILADELPHIA IRON MARKET
PHILADELPHIA, March q, 1885,
Iron-Sales during the eek q 200 The dem md
steady at s2S fer No l. s26 for No and S24 $50 for
No. 5. Bars and rails, active at full prices
CHARLESTON, March 20, 1866
Gotten larguid. Sales for the week, 5000 bales.
Lower qusies have declined &c. &c. Receipts for
the week 10 600 bales Stock in port, SO 900.
NEW ORLEANS, March 20, 1885,
Cotton steady. at unchanged prices. The Pers1s
received by the associated press at IL O'Clock
this morning, over the Washington and New Orleans
lire since which business has been DONE The quo
tatiop for Rio coffee 11c moasses barre led
iard &C.; mixed corr 4Sc
New ORLEANS, March 90 1856.
Cotton is selling to-day at DC. = 95kc. for mddling
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An election for ten Assistant Engineers ef the Fire De-
partment held Thursday night at the respective
engine houses and last night the polls opened at
Stuy vesant Institute to receive and declare the ballots
VIM. Il. WickhAm, Samuel Burhans, Jr., and John Il.
Hc nman oficIated as inspectors.
The ta densey crowded with fremen, AMI du ing
the night great enthusiasm manifested when the
names Of the favorte candidates mentioned
The vote was not declared until late hour this
ing and reporter obliged to leave before the final
result was known 1t was supposed the following named
persons elected
Henry ii. Howard, certain.
Noah L. Farnham, {"
John Decker,
Peter N. Coynwell, supposed.
Issac G. seixas, g
John Raulch, "
John A. Cregter,
Elisha Kipgsland, "
Jas. +. Wenman, "
JAS MasteIton, !"
There vas little or excitement attending the elsc-
ton this year, apart from merely personal consideration
cead set, however, made ct all the politicians
Harry Howard md John Bsu'ch among othes, who run
the iche-but it did not affect the final result. The
Carson 'eer has nearly died out and prevails
only amongst few companies out OF town.
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The SEARCH FOR THE PAUHC--LoNG PASSAGES OF OTHER
vEssEIs-The return Of the propeller Arctic, Captain
Hartsein to Sandy Hook from her FIRST cruise in search
Ct ,he missing Pacific and her report of her Wat
OF success, has, "a many minds resolved their gloomy
forebodngs into certainty The Pacific is out from Ii
verpoo fifty nine days to-day yet find from so 10
100 days not unusually long passages at this Of
the year, for our best packets.
Amongst the arrivals at this port published 10 Thura
days and fridays HERALD, ship Cornelius Grinnel, go
days from London bark Coriolanus "a days from Ers
men brig Won Setback, 100 days from Newcastle; brig
Frances 40 days from ST. Domingo ship Macauley, 90
days from karsees ship Harvest arrived at the Capes
of Virginia. in 90 days from Liverpool big Ere 60 days
from Aux CaJes for Boston, spoken the 18th inst,
short Of PROVISIONS had lost nearly al her crew. and in
tended putting into Liverpool, N. S.
From these facts 1t will be that the hypothesis
generally thought most probable-that the detention OF
the Pacific has been caused by the fields Of ice off Cape
Rscs-than ought TO be grounds for real ALARM
tany nsne for despair should she not heard from for
two or thfee weeks to come.
The propeller Arctic left New York, in search the
18th of February and steered EsstSousheay and met
with gale the 18th. 1t commenced about half past
two O'Clock Ia the afternoon the vino blowing North
Northwest it blew severely for about forty eight hrs
and left tie vessel with eight eet of water in the Id
BY reason Of the bunkers not the dock
when leaving.
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News from Texas.

BALTIMORE March q, 1885,
New Orleans papers of Friday and Saturday OF last
week received They contain Texas dates to the 18Th
inst Indian dsp,edaticns continued and party had
orgs nized to follow them into Mexico and nic punish
ment The ship J. W. Fannin from New York, and the
bark San Jacnto, from Boston, arrived at Galveston
the 10th inst and the bark Buchanan, from New York.
and the brig ves.a, from Boston, arrived the 18TH
Great enter tanned in New Orleans of
flow OF the Mississippi river.
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The New TARIFF Senator James, Ct
Rhode Island, who was manufacturer and
produced articles competing with the pro-
ducts of foreign industry, has laid before
the Senate a project for new tariff,
based on the free trade principle. Mr.. James
plan may be briefly stated thus All commo-
dities to be divided into four classes the first,
consisting solely of spirituous liquors to pay
so per cent (instead of 100 as at presently the
second, a large and comprehensive class, com
prising almost everything in which American
industry comes into competition with that Of
foreign countries, to pay 80 per cent Gnstead
of 60, so, 40, 80 and rs per cent?; the third,
comprising raw materials, and the old free list,
to be free the fourth, including all articles
not enumerated, to pay 20 per cent ad palorem.
So far as the principle of this bill is con-
cerned it will stand criticism. 1t would tend
to large extent-though still not SO extern
sively as Mr.. James seems to suppose-to re-
duce the revenue from the customs duties, and
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SOMETHING NEw.-A toupe Of artists, from the Cirque
Olympique Theatre National have arrived here. rhey
me last from New Orleans, where they perform 4 at
the Gaiety and the Theatre dNew Orleans. They give
what called poses plasues, tabeaux illustrating
history and fiction. They under the management Of
NJ Louis Keller who has testimonials from all the Euro
pean courts. We hear that the company will shortly
anpear at the Broadway theatre.
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Arrival Of the Quaker City.

The United States mail steamship Quaker City, r. W.
stufldt ander arrived here yesterday morning.
Z O'Clock.
she left Liverpool at midnight the 18th inst ana
brings Liverpool and London papers of that day but the
has been anticipated by the arrival OF the Persi
The Quaker City arrived at Liverpool at O'Clock the
morning of the I'd inst, and experienced very heavy
weather on the voyage.
On the homewsrd passage she had succession Of
heavy northwest gales from longitude 80 to 6Oweaihor
cold with squalls of snow and hail.
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From Philadelphia.
! THE RECENT CATASTROPHE SHIP JAMES RAY-THE

THE RECENT CATASTROPHE SHIP JAMES RAY-THE
WEATHER.
PHILADELPHIA, March 81, 1856.
The body Of another victim Of the steam ferry boat dis
aster recovered this forenoon and doubt many
more OF the burned and drowned bythAt dreadful caam
ty will continue to be found for several days hence and
many others will be recovered but recognised
The ship James Ray, from Philadelphia for Liverpool
which put into Savannah in Distress after being at
so days the railway at the latter port repair
ing and will be ready to receive her cargo about the LIST
prcxio. Her cargo consisted Of -four and wheat which
hiss teen sold at auction The -four brought only 81 SO
. 81 Is and the wheat 81 3lL
The weather is very fne The snow has nearly dis SAP
peared from Streets and the ice In the Delaware
rapidly oissolvirg.
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News fl ON Havana.

New ORLEANS, March 20, 1885.
The steamship Black Warrior from Havana, 10th inst,
has arrived at this port.
The United States frgate Potomac and the sloopof
Cysne in the harSor Of Havana well several
English men-o. war
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THE PEACH TRBEs-The Worcester Spv saws. In
limited examination Of the flo xerpg buds Of the
es, find about half OF the buds DESTROYED Tos
will leave SUFFICIENT number for ,ul crop with raycr.
able season,
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MILWAUKEE,, March e. 1856
Mr.. Barstow sent . message to the Assembly this
morning. resgning the Office of Governor Pending the
solution Of constitutional question which been
raised to the remainder of the term, the Lieutenant
Governor is acting Governor of the State.
In the Supreme Court to-day it proven that Mr..
Bashord had about 200 votes Mr.. Barstow
recent election for Governor.
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Col. GEORGE ROGERS died few days since Boyd
ton Va. He served in the war Of 1912 ensign,
was for years trustees Of Randolph Msc9n College and
representative the Virginia legislature. He had A.
tAined the age Of II years.