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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-11-10
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ATMENEuA.
THOMAS Manager, 4
MONDAY EVENING, NOV. 8.
This evening will be presented thYst time - this
city John Howard Payne's thrilling trsseay, in |
BRC TUS,
on iMx TALL or rARoCIH.
6rutus.
iarqainA-.....-.......!....- Mrs. Psnnoysr
Virg,nia Breakdown. by Mr.. Miller
Comic Song, by Mr.. Crosts.
t. eonolade with sh,s time hsrs) the new petite
VINO SPEAKS PIRST2
rs~For particulars SEQ bills Of the day.
Prices Of Admission.
Paraaet.e and Drss ets
DrAss x cities.
RRAss kettles Al sizes. Tor sale BY
- TILLiN0HAsT, LANk BULL,
movie No.l3s Msis-st.
vTNABLE and Poskss Cutlery "A 6ne assortment
of choice Table and Pocket Cutlery Of the bsss
man al Acture for sals by
TILLINHMAsT LANE BUZZ,
| nosio iss Aain-st.. Siga Of The DtssAaxs.
Etccsisn Osesy
rNIIEeiecion over. Ne again call Tbs attention Of
Bankers, Merchants and others " Lilliss ehiil-
cd iron safes, fastened with his Pstent Bank Luck,
4 naking them the oaiy and reliable Hsfss 10
! the world. Any siys furnished Of the Works 6ais
CO. Depot. TILl.fNauASr, LANE BUKL,
movie Sign q the DrosAszc-
GATE CITY
COM RCiAL lNSTITC TIE ,
LOCATED Al kEOKUE, IOWA
II rNiTA9iAn NALL. sfyU. NAtn nru STa
n. ~. MASON, PRINCIPAL.
EO~Wi coamenrc Monday, Nov. l0th. -
NOV. ID
4 A TWO story brick dwelling House, 18th 81,
"A between Bank and r.n :. Enquire of
FRRD. BkASHER,
noy.-d6t lis MaiA-st.
Till. LoCKS--A psrfsss ssssrisy
II fsi the money drawer, for sale q The Troy
stards.re sforc ,,gn q Mn.s.ss lsecs ~ nais-ss
RANkEs' shear. nics ssticle, for sale & thu
- Toy Hardware Store, siga II the Morse Lock,
i5y MAan-st. uICciiOOCK, MOTT co.
nev.7dkw
Ce1saissasn sale. :.
WILL be cold D tAe otA u December, unless
w called for and charges paid,
; hoxss Aoss Aotl gsoas. marked Joseph Haais-
ton
,s,x married Laas Thompson;
bandle scythes, No mask
Ksokak, N.s. s. '6Sam J. ;. COPRLIM.
QRtrrANiA WARE II ! sapsrior quality and
ID Anish, fur ssac W
TILLIHHliAaT, LANE BURL,
nov8-A sixnuf nroaiAxs, Msin.st.
,rHr p.,, ~ H Sao;i.. uE.,.A an : ..s
. for tbs snsuinG year, on .ModAy, Nov. loth, ~
~ oelsck :. M, Il the Church. An iaterastsd ars
ivitsd 70 ast4aA.
~ order Of he Church fncyS dA
fnsO LEC--aleep4sg apartments for gessisnsa,
on Main street beswssa 81 and ~. App,y q
this o1ee. fassS-aax
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y = . - =
vlSHE lots are large and will sr.aAesA e ee.s5
sYo,ud. The Avsnse Los arc sAeh ~ LIT 1DqDl
WitS euReisnt aspth. The LOIS inAt3me @ ~
Riyss have cseh width u % Test. 1la tosstt
lsx On the Ksoksk, 1T. flsaDaat - 1esean60l
.sls.A A.,; ..ss ..s:A 4 = isss I'D 800:
sAs rsuaA i sssalifsi, vithsst . siagss 49,
gsssly slspiag " the river, and D:sssa.e - -
slleiSts bsildfng Site In ths visGnisy = ksckeA
ris river lots 81 u great vss.A = vt1w 9 -
ssaasnplass6 improvements = - innseiaesU -
Z g Mi.sissippl hspiAs, tsiss sitsaset = III ~
s3aity u The upper Iosk, fasnsSains wu1ss peWss
nneSsAllsA 10 Sc wosid. Ths tsfnD q sAis -
aess lihsrsl O~s-sixth sssA. ~ bAlenss ii d q.
/ Z, AID years, y sqsal pey.ssss, ssada9 e
viii b. given, and nostesss resAlnsa for sAs as1ss.
~ raymsnts. Plass may - go = ~ s0s g.
Ne usdsrsieusd. 1he $40 win Aks psass - ~
IN u Now. on The svoasd, whess soliAass. wll
= provided. Persons whining - pureaen, shs9Dd
sss The day " sale, the property viii q = -
% tAs highest bidder Without sss<rve. WAso0s-
drvI. lots viii =. Sid with ths pstvileGe ~ -
Two. three q six lnfs- 0ssad Avssse VIII y -.
"a kssSss the day 81 ssis, Esd onnt69one - -
riggs viii start fss. ~ :osSs q 1ala - -
| 70 she ssls, passins through 0sAaA Avssss - =
| the Depot III the Ksoass. ~ Pheasant 80 1Asoo
line Rsaisaed. SrAn Walsh stss paaexnGes - M
leave a. The sAns A0sr - shove, suSnino - ~ =
0isnfofd Station, rstnraing - cossssisss hssss -
/ tss the sais
~ A permanent Rail ssd sseppiag piass -
bevs sstAhIshed q dlsnford, sst eas nile fsoa -
princlrAl depot Of The city.
Ths sAls 10 have taken p4Ass this aAy y Dssepon
Cd - shove on aeoount VI ths isskDssey - -
! weather..
i Auetianosss, Johnooa -.
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ONO RIyEs.--The Ohio at Cincinnati on
the 4th hsd ~ inches in the channel, and
was at stand. Weather cloudy and vet.
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L0mbeE o al Ntnaoe :,
e1yHn suH,eriber q nov prepared " Ssfatsh all
i klnSe ~ LauhSr as tAs skoftsst notice. Also,
asy esanAf1y Z LatA fsr piasteviaG
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eTPoster i elected 70 Congress from the
Milwsukse district. "A Rep. gain.
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Once ~ : Eillsssass Dlssk. aosns Tor tAs fol-
ovisg IN. cseee.ss 80, ora
EXCHANGE 0sURANC1 90. PhILAD1hShAAs
1870! 49,. r~a ~
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Al, ..ssris, S.si.ess nro.nealv ass1eaaA T..
a. a. s s,s S4vS. $1,000
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Nv NssA Ciiy.
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80 !. !. 49,, s..s. = - = = :. .s. -
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coxxrcrcTT 1vT0zl Ii,E ms. co.
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OF MAasissuse, -: ~ 90
MgaCRAF7S' Iskk AND &AAi"k INs. CO,
or PnaLApAlP1IA.
COMMONWEALTH NsUAAMcE CONTAIN
OF nAaslssuno, PA,
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10 BROADWAY, NEW von9.
cssA csetisissa Ase..s.stsss oAes. -.
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nedsrv. In addition to shice tas ssosasessss ~
cs.s ~raisay "a l.assas'si sisissss 4 Nss Isrh.
Tlis i ssseR csapasy. ssaarisg 70 ~ -
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- laryss ysM - S;,Cs0 = ~. - 49, i
essa: per wss., psliey t.3 49,. -. SO.
g. Z rsasse:s. e e. go - g 49, =. 1880
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: M I3s,ri.n. -. a snysh
j.hn TsDpiin. Al. Denins,
| InIr HrTsn.. G. ~ COna.
6s.Ssr' ia. y. Csx.
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A. RRID0NAN President.
0.B.SNYTN. viee Presiasne.
Al. DEALING, Trssssssr.
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Iown Election.

The following losses and gains are COM |
puted from the Congressional returns OF
August.
Lee county, 42G Buch. l52 gain.
Van Buren,, 30s Buch. 1913 gain.
Des Moines, 100 Buch. l42 gain.
Davis, TS5 Buch. 2T3 gain.
Scott, COO for Fremont, 800 gain.
Henry, 1909 for Fremont, l27 gain.
johnson, small Fremont gain.
Linn, nearly 1000 for Fremont, 400 gain.
Muecatine, 200 for Fremont, GO gain.
Washington, 500 for Fremont, so gain.
Cedar, 400 for Fremont, $50 gain.
Jefferson, 200 for Fremont, As loss.
Wapello, Gs for Buchanan, 81 loss.
Mahaska, 900 for Fremont, q loss.
Lucas, small maj. for Fremont, $50 gain.
Louisa, 800 for Fremont, IS loss.
Dubuque, Buoh. LOCI, 3S5 gain.
Jackson, Buch. loo, ls2 gain.
Jones, Fremont 200, small change.
In most cases these figures are very nearly
accurate, part are Official. and none are far
from the actual vote.
In oil probability the majority for Fremont
is equal to that on the State ticket in August,
that il, a clear and decided majority over
both the Black Dem ocracy and Fillmoreites.
Wcll done Iowa, The state which former
IL bore the sobriquet Of "The Northern
Slave State" the only state in all the North
whose Legislature refused to endorse the
Wilmot proviso, has nobly redeemed her
character, has cleansed her garments Of the
least odor Of Slavery, and claims proud po-
si,ion in the grand phalanx Of Republican
States. Room, and d post OF honor, for
gallant young Iowa.
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d GARD

MAfHkoN VIZ, ktpt. II, IboS.
Edasors Daily Psfrsef.--we take pleasure h. -
ks.owlsdgipg the libcrality u the yraakitn Fire
Wis, in promptly settling aid payirg, betsss y
vas due, the sum of>1ooo bsiag the fall eoossss f
our policy IN that Company. Our agreAois srens-
aStiCs sith the officers IT The company, show tbeD
70 bs xenttemen disposed 10 do right Without qeAs
blias Or evasion and their pronptasss n nyiaS
Inc Iuss before 1t Was due, shovs degree ~ sst-
vency which should and viii Umpire pabiis ssea-
dsnce in the ability and soasdness Of tie csopeny.
We trust the compas, viii receive god shnrs ~
public patronage, which feel confident III richly
deserves
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Tho above CopAaiss adjsst and pAy al lsssss
WI. ". BELKNAP. Aseat,
~s ~. 3NnA-nA.
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aeua uaaso ansasance CO0DoOy.
sevsca u aAnSas'n uxw nutLssne, SaA ss0avp
6ssp~d oasssa, kesksk, IsuA.
j elessss q pssesssy, or 1AD MUTUAL ykAl,
AHD a. YaE CASH PLAN xOR A CASH ~
MUM. q saAes % ssassssbls shsas u esy selfo
As ss@Qany.
p2RnCfOAa
c. II. Perry, e. X. Ford, James y. Cor.
0so. H. B1ysbs C.0as6ss, =. y. Wseevasd,
{. r. Conn, j.. IA. Aasvisoos q. u veasoeee,
John NeCuns, J.W. konktn.
G. n. PER1y, Pres. +. II. MAk1lsON, 1ssess;
]. W. RANKIN, Wise Pm, W.. TUkNkk. -,
a. mee.
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Il ssfsrence 10 the Conpany nsnlieasd n -
shove card, We ind the fo,lowing - the AaAAes
payers. This Company eajoys . goea rspaeneAI
.hrou shout chr west fur psvapsssrs As1 lessaAis,
and should BIZ we'll sspps~,sa ~ tbs pablo.
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ST. Lorls.--The 81. Lons Democrat and
4uzeiger say tina. the Fillmore majority in
that city u attributable 10 the German vote.
Part Of the Germans refused TO votc. The
balance voted for Fillmore as the most hope
fai candidate, and TO defeat Buchanan.
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caicaco.- City, the home Of Doug
lass, where the party made desperate md
determined struggle, defeated the Buchanan
ticket more disas.rously than We announced
The FremRt majority is ] $40.
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u NIGHTS aad thsip days, BY pr. Dovaat aAaAcs
N pf ssLivn % the onseasef Engiene. xes 80
~ faosll cav = 1AI19x 8.
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Hall and Robinson, Black Democrats,
are elected to the Convention from nc-
Moines County. Day, same stripe is elected
in Van Buren,.
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ETyan Buren, county ha. given Buchanan
3os majority.
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The following losses and gains are COM
puted from the Congressional returns OF
August.
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snsO LIC--aaAsp4se apsrsneats isr esasieusa,
1 ON Main street heswssa 81 and ~. Apoay 6
this OGAes. {nesS- 1a1
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Election OS01I
r1NiIEeleciion over. again call tAs attention Of
Bankers, Merchants and others " Lilies ehiil-
Cd iron safes. fastened Win his Patent Bank Luck,
making them the oaiy and reliable Hafes il
the world. Any sizs furni-hed Of the Works 6afs
Co DE- pot. TILi.fNHuASr, LANE BUKL,
nori0 Sign 0f the Dr0aAsxc.
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PHOENIX INSURANCE CO. or HARTFORD.
CAPITAL o200, 900.
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STAR ms. CO., or O3DENsBURGH, N. r.,
CAPITAL el00, 900.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-03-12
MEETING OF THE BORDER MIssouR1Ass.

It is to be regretted that the border Mssourian met
Independence in Jackson county, Missouri the 18th
of February, had waited for reliable information
the Of the Presidents proclamation before
they proceeded to adopt the resolutions below By refer
the proclamation it will be that the President
says nothing about an armed organization without the
Territory in the neghborng States for the purpose of
sstng the laws of the Territory What he does say
1t also appearing that persons residing without the Terri
tory, hat its borders contemplate armed Intervention
in the affairs thereof In the language of the distinguished
gentleman in Missouri who sends the proceedings
From this you may assert foray into the Territory
Kansas contemplated by tho border rufans
IL asserted by the aboons But il the rebellion and in
surrecnn which plotted by the Topeka had taken
place. prosIavcry party in Kansas would have found
by their Sides battling for law and ORDER the best blood of
Missouri"
At mass meeting of the citizens OF Jackson county held
at the city Independence the 18th of February
ton appointed to draught resolutions
presre of tie opinion of the meeting the proclamation of
the President Of the United States in regard to armed bodies
Of forming the Territory Of Kansas for the purpose
resisting the Laws of the United States.
Whereupou, L. c. hcCArty, J. W Reid, and Samuel n.
Woodson appointed and reported the following resolu
tions which unanimously adopted:
Whereas information LAYING been received through the
public papers that the President of the United States had
ceved that armed organization had been made
in the Territory OF Kansas and without the Territory In the
neghborug States for the purpose Of resisting the laws Of
Territory clearly implying that the border counties Of
the State ~ Missouri contemplated such armed resistance
and has issued his proclamation based thereon;
ROirsd, That, at meeting Of the citizens OF Jack
county in the State Of Missouri held at the city Of indie
pendeuce the 18th Of February 1885, such armed
ssance the the Territory of Kansas stated In
the proclaim Of the President is contempa
ted by the citizens portion Of the citizens, OF jackson
county, against the laws Of Kansas Territory do be-
eve any such armed resistance Is contemplated
by portion Of the citizens in county In this State
Resoired, That believe that said proclamation was
tory upon the information OF the aw-abding por
ton Of it, citizens whether they be Of the North the South
far IL s applicable to the citizens Of Missouri.
Roipsd That the citizens Of jackson county, which lice
upon the borders NJ Kansas Territory, have been Law
abiding citizens N history show for the last thirty
years.
Roolgcd That call upon all the border counties Of this
State express their sentiments in regard 10 said proCama
ton.
ReoIcsd That the secretary be instructed to send copy
these resolutions the PRECEDENT Of the United States
JAMES CHILEs, Chairman.
n NJ. McMuRRv, Secretary.
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Feb Rid

A It PRIVATE SA Lii, thar spiendid brick mouse
IL with the
ground nearly 1900 The house
rs rs BREADTH
conveniently built Of the hest MATERIAL with
IA walls wide halls solid walnut stair
beating
fixtures whole and safe, with
depository pump excellent the
roof The library contains wal
The
style French mirror windows
The basement cemented aud prnectly dry
Suffice
certainly the best built conveniently arranged
man district OF 90 smba.
Also brick stable and house. With
for convenience all enclosed with heavy and substantial iron
railing. ..|- Z. 14ssf .a. 1880 So.
In stempinsa description above would
failed justice but
wishing purchase respectfully invited call and
themselves IL w be sold
sonsble terms EsN tE
particulars inquire Of The subscriber auconesr
merchant, oil Sesenh and Wash
A. GhEEn.
a-ewcdr ft
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TSKGsuEY BEPAHrAsEx, December !, saa.
Notice Il hereby given holders The Uned states
tha this department will purchase OF
said stocks time when the may p0r
LEI day VI June next and win pay therefor following prices
wits ..## .".#..... X.
For Of Of Ist2 premium per cent For
lss7 and sss premium per
Of 1850, aony
nifty stock, premium OF per Aud for
1896 rsdeemabs l2t November, s4o, ~
Treasury prior the lei Of January premium
eeeiyed January the 3s
next peum of2 cent? and receyed ser he Sisl Maeh,
and prior 20 said h Of Jane premium o
Interest will be allowed said Stocks the specified
In The certificates from the LAT July assigned with tbs Pe
pal Of the eeheae received prior the st January Amer
that date the interest win be allowed addition the premium
nom LIST January 10 the of their la both
days interest will be allowed addition money the
seller,
Certificates transmitted 10 this department present
ca should be duly assigned United with
half interest the let January BY party
entitled 10 receive the purchase money.
Payment for these stocks viii be upon the assist
Boston, New YoIk, Philadelphia, pare
entitled TO receive the money may direct
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary Of the Treasury
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Prom the Louisiana Courier
THE MODEL POLITICIAN.


To be politician is easy tbng-so easy that ef
fort u will s required TO restrain the natural procvy in
that direction but to be model politician il quite another
affair for which few endo wed with or acquire tho re-
quste moral capacity II requires little study Of
law and the science Of government little knowledge Of
what the State country requires at all Of It's history
But the model politician know the book OF human
nature to perfection lie be able TO designate at
glance tbe people whose Fixed fate it is to be TOOLS and
those whom destiny has marked the the OILS
their advantage 10 which latter class he must be-
long nrcssate rel lie must have excellent memory
FOR names and faces and study all the forms Of greeting and
sautaon from the cold shoulder Of rmaty TO the cor
dial grip of intimacy and confidence.
The model politician on his career with an er-
ceeding amount of selfsaer6cing patriotism taking care
TO choose the party which he thinks most likely to attain
and preserve power have offices bestow and
to distribute In this he does a deal Of labor TAX.
ing care however to be particularly sparng Of his dimes
He stands at the by The day together retailing the
Of the newspapers he has read communicating
secrets ofpoitcal with ell due
II is rosy surprising TO observe what amount Of talk
ing the model politician will do which produces no effect
upon bis opponents indeed but which to convince the
substratum Of his party that be is of
Al nominating conventions where ifhe is not chosen
delegate he is to appear proxy there is no voice
so noisy head full Of suggestions those Of your
model politician. II be does not obtain nomination for
himself he very likely to get it for particular
friend of his own kidney, who he knows will not fail
to return the favor in some other form,
The model politician is always active promoter Of
agitation lie full Of expedients and to throw
self In the way Of who occupy high position knows
rs well any the advantage Of being often seen In
close and confidential conb with leading men, and cal
cuates with confidence upon being considered of them
Every suggestion they make he does not fail TO mpar TO
the next man he meets as something quite original and
shines by virtue Of the light thus borrowed with ell the
efulgence Of new pewter spoon. When crowded, the
model politician can make speech. Who knows but
himself the labor he has spent in picking up its materials
from the shreds and patches Of old pamphlets and
papers, or in committing II TO memory aferwards2 But
oatory is not his forte and he win generally contrve
subsdze into his service the talents Of really
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At democratic meeting held in Greensyile Virginia,
on the ID instant the following resolutions unan
mOusly adopted
Rssored That the democrats Of this county pledge them
Ives give hearty support to the nominee Of the Cncin
natl Convention without regard IN the place Of his birth
tn, religion Of his heart, provided he be reliable State
rights democrat.
g Ro'orsd That the administration Of President Fierce
has been marked by ability pstrios and uunch
log devotion to the rights Of the States which challenge the
admiration and deserve the gratitude every Virginia
ocrat."
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For fall particulars programmes.
Pnees Of admission: Single tickets, so family tickets ad
hitting three 81 10 be had Davis
stores, principal hotels, and al the door
Doors open II commence AT o'clut precisely.
+. WlDUOWS, Business Agent.
NorIoEApy lady gentleman desiring particular piece of
performed puca v
store on the day I
concert, have their wish complied with. -
Mar Id
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Two four-story brick dwellings, Twenty -sccond
street. between and I streets owned by Mrs Tsggert
formerly resident Of New York. burned early yester
day morning We regret state that Mr. John Anderson Of
the Western Hose Company, killed by the falling OF
wall lie leaves wife and FIVE children Several other
frsmen slightly injured The loss by this FIRE Is not
less than $4,000. The buildings fully insured.
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PuuApELrmA March 1.-THE steam turning estsblish
ment in Master street destroyed by the explosion Of the
boiler The establishment belonged to Mr. Beck. The act
ing engineer 10 the cellar and escaped with slight nu
ries Three persons we're killed, two Of whom Mr.
Eckart and his Tho Other Is unknown. All the other
workmen escaped.
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correspondent Of the Philadelphia Ledger writes:
"Tho Hon. j. CLANCY Jones' Of your State has been elected
honorary member Of the Georgia Military Institution
This honor the donors say Is conferred on him Just
probation Of the ia which he has defended
the consttutiona rights Of all sections the aoor Of Con
gress."
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WHEREAS. Decree of VA. High ssurt So
Gerry In Fnalapd, the dh
eight and 6y hve and In
Of hhsah Canning late Of Newport In
widow, deceased,n and In cause Wallis Bell
quy directed whether William auing therein named (hn
sthrah living dead dead when
and what Issue he len At his death, born
WHEREAS the saa William Canning
child children, issue dad. entitled
under the will n the sad Aihaab Canning the im
Canning or his child, Children
W dsnd and the legal personal
sueh them ~ any, dead by their soctors
The hrssnth day o. Juy
sir IN, snd make out hts, their
such child, children,
vcsehHncsor sir JOHN Stuart " Old squse Mid
deex IN default thereof they win be ercHd~a
said decree Tnssdsy the July
right hundred and hy O'Clock ehsu
of the said judge claims
Th said William Canning, N the month Of August
eight hundred ard oryone, being bachelor e England
believed for New Orlsars, twentieth
day Of February, thousand hundred and hyrir,
ALFRED BALL, Chief CIrtk,
PARKER ROOKIE, A. PARKER
= " Bedford row Middleser, Plaintiff soitellofs
Mar I9-dst
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Steamboat Di,a.ter.-Lo.. Of Ljf,, &c.

CxcrNSATr, March lin the collision between the
steamers Edward Howard and Henry Lewis, Evans
ve Saturday, the passengers the latter saved
by escaping through the hurricane deck Twenty deck pas
sengsrs and the drowned.
The weather here is intensely cold The fell inch
deep On Sunday.