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New YoaK, March 30.

H-F
Judge Ingersol in the u. 8. Circuit Court,
made decision confirming the exclusive right
Of the N. England Car Spring Company FOR
the manufacture Of Vulcanized Rubber Car
springs, under Goodyear's patent, and grant
ing perpetual injunction against the Union
India Rubber Company.
Information has been received here that on
the I'D Dec. last: the National Nic4ragua gov
ernment issued decree revoking all the acts
Of the Walker government from the 4th Nov.
1855 to June II 1856, including the decree re-
voking the charter Of the Accessory Transit
Co. IL is also stated that partition or Nj
caragua has been arranged by convention in
session at San Miguel, in the Republic Of
San Salvador, and 1t has been determined to
divide the State between Costa RIGA, Honduras
and San Saliva Tor. The Nicaraguans, 1T 10
said, consent to the arrangement. This dis
membersd country will be garrisoned by troops
by the neghboring States to preserv: order,
and after specific time it will be reunited and
placed once more in the position Of an Inde-
pendent Republic. a8 4'esa a= 3ssa 5.
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ess.t as eli From the Daily Hawkeye, 80th.
The Western RailrOad...MOne
Already Secured.

II is rumored in the city that means have
already been negotiated and subscribed ample
to build our Railroad THROUGH TO THE Mis-.
souri, RIVER. The new Board Of Directors,
having thus in their hands ample means, and
being men of great experience in the consiruc-
ton Of Railroads, are certain to push forward
with rapidity and outstrip all competitor. Our
Western friends at Fairfield, at Ottumwa and
all along the line will take particular notice
The cars are coming, and they must s.look GU,
for the Locomotive when the Bell rings!lo
The termini Of the Burlington and Missouri
River Railroad is 10 be upon the Missouri Rive,
opposite Plattsmouth, instead Of Glenwood, Al
stated by us the other day.
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RIVER NEws,-Boats are now coming up
freely, the river being in FIRST rate navigable
condition, and unobstructed we believe, unless
the Keosauqua Dam be an exception, and that
seems to be surmountable. The arrivalsso far
have been the Alice on Friday, destination,
Desmoines; the Michigan on Tuesday bound
for same place, and the Clara Hine on Thurs
day, (this morning), also going up. The Alice
passed down on Wednesday. The badger
State and the Skipper were advertised to leave
Keokuk for Desmoines on Monday last. The
Clara Hine must have had powerful engine,
as she came over the rapids without the least
apparent difficulty. sa sr.sg s.s.t .s,s
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CINcrNNArI, March

CINCINNATI, March %.
Thecause Il the explosion at ST. Louis last
night was the accidental discharge OF pistol
into canister Of power. Three 2ersons
killed. one severely injured and several slight
ly injured. The stores were entirely destroy
ed. Loss probably upwards Of $4,000. A
fire occurred at Liberty, Mo-, about week
ago. Loss $4,000. S4sa-"
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H. H. HAwLEY, Burlington, has opened an
establishment next north Of the Barrett House
for carrying on the Book, Music and Hat bus
mess, on scale unexcelled west Of the Mis-
sissippi. We refer to the announcement OF
Mr. H. in another column, where viii be found
an enumeration Of his assortment under appro-
pirate heads. t.-# sa.N@2
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PROCLAMATION.

Be it known that the provisions OF the Code
in relation to additions to Town Plats having
been fully complied with, in the matter Of the
addition Of Blake T. Vancieaves addition to the
Town Of Blakesburg Wapello County lava,
the same has become hereby declared = part
Of said Town.
s. 3 SILAS OSBURN. 5H
-ls SIS County Judge,
-. Wapello County Iowa.
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WAsHINGroN, March %.
Rx-Congressman Denoer, Of California, has
been appointed Commissioner Of Indian Al.
fairs.
Comptroller Whittlesey's resignation takes
effect Immediately on the settlement OF Cor
wir's a I'd Randall's Pacific Coast route claim
for four million dollars.
Ex-Secretary Marcy has prepared me.
mortal in answer to the declaration of the
British and French governments for the Grey
town bombardment.
Walker leaves this city to-morrow for the
north he has accepted the post OF Governor
Of Kansas. He is entrusted with plenipoten.
tiary powers to the highest extent that can be
bestowed under the Constitution, and win be
compelled to wait notice from Washington in
case Of emergency. $780, ~ ~
the new Governor o: Kansas had an inter.
view with the Cabinet. and aotifed the Presi-
dent that he accepted the appointment, bol
would be unable to leave for Kansas before
May 1st. He suggested that the Secretary
whom he had selected, r. p. Stanton, Of Ten.
nessee, who, ] understand, has accepted the
position, might assume the Governorship un-
til he arrived. Orders have been issued from
the war department countermanding JEFF.
Davis instructions for the removal Of troops.
Peace in the Territory will be preserved by
the strong arm Il necessary, and every man
protected in his right to vote for or against any
new constitution that may Be offered. Nc
form Of Government which does not command
a clear majority Of the population will meet
with confidence from the Administration.
1t is arranged that Edmund Burke, OF New
Hampshire, is to be the editor Of the Unios.
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ST.. LOUIS, March %.

ST.. Louis, March Is. 4
The Springfield (nlinois) Journal states that
nearly one million Of the circulation Of the
stock banks Of Illinois has been returned ts
the Auditor and cancelled since the last re-
port to the Legislature. This reduces the cir
culation OF the banks Of the State to about Eve
millions and half. The amount issued on 1
stock basis being abo It six and a half mill
lions. Ha @9sga 4eas
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NAKEN up By Luna n. Mendenhal, living In Poik
Township, WApello county, lows, on the l6th day
OF March, l6o5 One brown mouss colored Mule two
years old last spring. branded the LETT hip With ths
way between the pastsrn and hook Joints; fourtsen
hands one Inch and half high and spprsissd 6 q
dollars. fH4 n OAMfhIIT. -rsss =
Ottamva, March, 81, noll,sm w.
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ing them across the river with loss OF four
hundred men, field pieces and baggage.
The Russians are seeking to take possession
Of the Chuttla, whose sovereign had demand
ec protection Of the sultan. Russia was also
seeking to occupy the Khannale Of Khankand,
with view Of extending Its frontiers.
L.rEsr-London, Saturday.-The Earl Of
Elgin ha, accepted especial mission to China.
The Timer city article says the funds show
increased guinness, closing at decline OF /.
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Gov. Geary I'm WashingtOn-..As-
founding Disclosures. aal
The New York Herald Of Thursday has the
following: . 4 3
1t appears from our latest Washington adj
vices that Gov. Geary has been making some
astonishing disclosures there concerning poor
Pierce's wretched mal-administration of the
affairs Of Kansas. Among other things, it
seeMs that under poor Pierce's imbecile,
louble-dealing policy, the Usited States troops
IN Kansas were among the instruments Of
disorder and bloodshed, instead of being the
guardians of law and order and from the fact
that the instructions and authority from the
President to the Governor concerning the
troops were superseded by the confidential or
ders from the Secretary Of War to the COM
mander Of troops. In other words, under the
late administration, we had At least two Pres
idents, to-wit: azs
Franklin Pierce, President Of the United
States.
Jefferson Davis, President of the Territories.
The correspondence 10 which the Herald re-
fers, we copy below:
u WASHINGTON, March "a, 1857.
have had long converse. ion with Gov.
Geary in relation to the late proceedings in
Kansas. ed aaE laf2agaa q G@1 al .t
Gov. Geary tells me that for weeks before
he was aware of the fact, the Border RufIians
in the streets of Lecompton openly announced
that his power was broken, and that he was
used up. He heard Of these boasts frequently,
but believed it was nothing but brag, as he
had received no intimation from President
Pierce that change of policy had been de-
termined upon, and new orders issued to Gen.
Persiter Smith not to give him the aid OF the
troops. When the contingency did occur, and
he called upon Gen. Smith for a company to
prevent an anticipated riot, he was answered
that he could not have them, and that all the
troops in the Territory had been detailed for
other and distant services. He thus found
himself suddenly abandoned and powerless at
the very moment when steady perseverance,
in the policy he had adopted was necessary to
secure the permanent peace Of the Territory.
Since his arrival here, Gov. Geary has been
assured BY Ex-President Pierce that this
course Of the War Department towards him
was adopted without knowledge Of all the
facts, and with deception in relation to others.
The whole move is evidently contrivance Of
JEFF. Davis, and it brings Mr.. Buchanan ct
once into collision with. the policy Of the
Southern fre.esters. f 8
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GfRLrsH fANocENcE.-A little girl, on hear
ing her mother say that she INTENDED to 20 to
ball, and have dress trimmed with bugies, in
nocently inquired il the bngles would all blow
up while she danced. s'oh no." said the moth
er, "your father will do that whenhe discovers
that 4 have bought them" r a@g aat@ as5
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New YoRK, March 20.
An .Aspinwall letter says that Commissioner
Morse was expected there by the next steamer
for Carthagenia, as his propositions to the
new government would not be accepted.
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sshseEiber wosld annoaxeo = ~ sl1ieene q
Oss1mws and wapsllo csesty, tAas - N =
csone er caps, silla and other slspe 9osk u lia
GUY read ior use - can be obtaned Anyway = ~
ted 10 be = good g can s. doSe N fSSkrk ~ n
Louis Psssens ffsu alsespes esehe 80 $3.50
via ns. CIV stem: @ ses.s: s. saiislae :Isss
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ca There is something singular in the fate
which attends Kansas Governors. In the firsl
place Reeder went there, an advocate Of the
Nebraska Bill, in favor Of The late doctrine OF
squatter sovereignty and particular friend Of
the Administration that sent him. But he
was an honest man, and set about his business
with the intention Of dealing fairly with all
parties and particularly solicitous that the doc.
trine OF popular sovereignty, in which he be-
lieved, should be carried out to the letter
This mode Of proceeding did not suit the bor-
der rufiians and Reeder consequently fell out
with them. And President Pierce having a
soft regard for the South in general and Bor-
der Ruffians in particular, after trying all man.
ner OF means to buy out Reader by Offering
him Offices elsewhere, end by other means. but
without avail was driven to the necessity Of
removing him.
Next came Gov. Shannon who was entirely
willing to give all the aid in his power to the
Border Rufians, bnt was so miserablv besotted
ant inefficient that he could do nothing either
one way or another. This did not suit the
Rafians, they wanted somebody who was not
only willing but able to assist them. and he
consequently fell into contempt with them and
not having the respect either Of the pro-slaye-
~ men or the free State men, or indeed OF any
body else, he could do nothing but resign.
Thus ended Shannon and Geary was ap-
pointed. He like many other northern Demo-
Gratis had been led to believe that the tree
State men were set Of Devils who had caused
oil the Kansas troubles, and that the Border
Rufiians were all honest and upright men, and
he assumed the Governorship expecting that
ny merely executing the Laws fairly and hon.
estly, be could prevent further troubles. But
1t has not taken him long to find out his mis-
take. he has found out that the Border Ruf.
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Arrival Of the EurOpa-.One
week later from Europe.

! HALIFAX, March II.
The steamer Europa arrived here this morn
ing, and win be due At Boston early on Sunday.
She left Liverpool on the t4th inst. with one
week later news than the Africa.
The Europa sailed from here at S O'Clock p.
NJ. for Boston, where she will be due about
daylight on Sunday. Tie city Of Baltimore
left Liverpool on the nth, and the Arago left
Southampton the same day FOR New York
The Europa passed, on the 18th, the North A.
merican from Portland for Liverpool with loss
Of foremost. Same day off Baly CottaD saw
steamer supposed to be the Asia. Passed 26th
steamer supposed to be the City OF Balti-
more. na' $50 EsE
She brings the news of her own arrival at
Liverpool on Sunday the 9th, and also reports
the arrival at Liverpool on the morning Of The
18th Of the screw steamer Anglo Saxon from
Portland The screw steamer Circassian which
left Liverpool on the 18th for Portland, via st.
Johns and Halifax, had put back in distress.
Spain continued her preparations for the in
vasion Of Mexico, and was endeavor ing to SEE
cure the influence Of France and England, in
keeping the United States in neutral attitude
Nothing had occurred to change the complex
ion Of the Chinese question.
England was excited by elsctioneering move
ments. It is believed that Palmerston will car
ry small majority. He continues to receive
addresses Of confidence.
Notice had been given in the House of Com
mons Of an enquiry respecting the present re-
lations with the United States.
Lord Elgin had given similar notice in the
House OF Lords.
The Earl OF Clarendon stated, in answer to
question, that the Persian treaty was most
satisfactory. Persia was. to evacnate Herat
within three months after its ratification, where
upon England would Immediately eyAcuate the
Persian territory. All further disputes be-
tween Persia and Affgh,Listan are to be referr-
ed to the Arbit, alton Of England. PaImers-
ton, in the House, said that the treaty was in all
respect. better one than Persia Offer ed to &C.
'cept at Constantinople.
! Mr.. Labouchere said that rec emit advices in
Dictated tranquility in the northern parts Of
China.
-
reply % question J" regard 70 the Dan
ism oouno Dues, the Chancellor OF Exchequer
sa'a tue "es.y ABOUT 20 De signed gave salts
'a. U - oil powers Interested.
twas rumored tnat the Duke OF Newcastle
ana Ma rss,,..a : '''S' y on"A
- Esd
No. - nc Neu1 na'ei conference pro-
$3.50 snsnuy 5aa
no mvnu,y s.a'sment o. tne BANK OF france
". I.' w Du.,,cu mas increased upwards
An exch.nge ~ no,.. - ~. c,;. r,e
cultv b,d ,,I.n n,,c. h.,-..s r..,.ss ~,
rranc.7 ~ '" -e''1 ~''
So. 81
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a. Do You ,cant to have sure Prsvs~lips
agaisat Counterfeiting Bank Hotsst
READ READY RE.ADM
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WASHINGTON, March %.
Walker this morning had long interview
with gentleman from Kansas concerning the
affairs Of that Territory, wishing to acquaini
himself with all the particulars preliminary to
proceeding there. p. LH 49, ~.
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Ma. NosaE Being requested in your iaae pAs~ -
permit the use Of my name candidate for he sss
Of County Assessor, would say In rely, tAas ~
people Of the county should see a. 70 slsss ns - As
once, would endsavor 10 dlsshssesi IL Ausiss A&
~. g,..s..ss..ss sssssW l. on
Ottumwa, March 2oth, i57.
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The following extract b from report made b ess-
by the American Institute - -
Your committee are u unaninoas spiniea. sAsa q
the apparatus invented BY Mr.. B. H. Hss ~ YiaAiaa
adaptation Of machinery to the prsAaessa q Sssul
70 the manufacture efsaws which Aay With psspsaaAe,
&c 1snominstsd tne Ne Plus Ultre Of the ast
with description and also contsinine 6sessleAe
Tor setting and sharpening With other inlSrnaoo q
interestto the sawyer win be sent - asl = - -
dress Of parties desiring the came
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CINCINNATI, March %.

E ea CINCINNATI, March %.
A despatch from Memphis, dated 9th, says
that the town Of Jacksonport, Arkansas, has
been destroyed by FIRE. The entire business
portion of the city 10 consumed; loss not
known. $50
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A LAST OF LETTERS ~ F
ID emaining in the Post Office at Ottumxa,
In Iowa, which, il not taken out before the
FIRST day of July, 1857, they will be sent to the
dead letter office at Washington City, d. C.
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The Western Road.

We have the pleasure Of announcing that a,
the Railroad meeting held here yesterday and
the dav before five hundred thousand dollars
was subscribed by the parties whose names are
among the new directory below, and that these
gentlemen have the ability and disposition to
build the Burlington and Missouri River r. r.
in the shortest possible time. The Road ID
certainly to be bull: to the Des Moines river
the present season, and to the Missouri before
any other Road. sa at@r ~
The Road was located by the old Board OF
Directors, and rumor says, hitting the county
seats of all the counties on the second tier ex-
cept Adams and Montgomery, and terminating
The following are the names of the new Di
rectors. They are men of substance---the
Railroad men of the country, and the appear
ance Of their names IN this connection is a
guaranty Of the speedy completion Of the B. &
M. r. r. 4 s.rF @
JAMES ". GRrMEs, Burlington low.
JAMES F. JOY, 1n...,.nr.
JOHN G.. READ, Deuoi' "a''u'san
. EaAsrUs CoRNrsc, Albany, N. Y.
JOHN w. Brooks,
J. N. FosBEs, Boston, Mas.
I Il. b. FORBES, y stf ssss saliva.
EDWARD C. BAKER, New Bedford, Mass,
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The Charter Election

Next Monday will be important in all it's
bearings upon tLe future of Ottumwa. and will
effect Dur interests favorably or adversely for
all time to come. So, important, indeed, is it
that it rises far above party. Our local inter-
ests, the character Of the laws, and the progress
and prosperity Of the place, are dependant
upon it to an extent that cannot be easily over
estimated. II the charter is adopted, as i,
ought and most likelv will be, every thing will
depend upon the ability, and integrity If the
men who will act under it in the various Of
fees. ..s, -.4r-..-.i. -.. ...r-a ar: ss..r
We lad hoped that the Importance of cleo
ting good and faithful men who would regard
the interests Of the city as superior to every
other consideration, would have induced the
citizens to discard party and unite in the sup
port of our best men, who, unbiased by par
ties or feelings, and prejudices, would admin
lister the government with an eye SINGLE to the
public good. e @ esaE
But is seems that this is not to be. The par
ties have their candidates in the field, and one
ticket or the other will be elected. The one
which is presented by the Republicans is COM
posed Ct good and true men, every way quail
ifed Tor the several Offices, and it behosves all
who are friendly to it, or who regard the well
being, orderly condition, and prosperity of the
city as being most likely to be promoted by
its success, to give to il a cordial and hearty
support. Let no Republican neglect to vote or
use his influence to induce his neighbsrs to
vote. The history Of the city, in measure,
will be written on Monday, and let every citi-
zen consider for moment, the fact, that the
two tickets asking public support, will be sus-
tanned BY the friends of each, for different rea-
son. Let all ask what those reasons and mo-
lives are. We ask citizens, to consider now,
remembering that they will have to stand the
consequences of the non-action, or wrong ac-
ton when it is too late to remsdyit. .z.a.
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DRY GOONS, PLAIN AND
HOES CAST STEEL PATENT
Ground

subscribers manufacture fren tie best casa Stset
circular saws, from two inches 70 ak feet ID Ala
eter These saws are hardened and tempered snA ees
ground and finished By Machinery, designed sxpssaS
Tor the purpose, and are therefore much supSsass e
truth and uniformity Of surface to these ueva1 i -
usual manner. They require less set e pswsr . -
them are not 80 liable TO become heated aaa psoluos
asaving In timber They also maaufAetare Cat eseel
Sili PIT and Crosscut and Billet Webs 90 sanes
or quality all Of which they have for sale q Asr ass
rooms Nos - and Gold It, or they may - eAaala
GO ane OF the principal hardware Asrehsnss = Ne
United States and Canada 1900 ~ -
~ r. HOE 4 Co..
Printing Press, and Saw Manxfactursss,
- 81, Gold street. Nsw ysrk I.
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TO THE LADIEa.

4s TO THE LADIES, =
undersignedis now prepared 10 do si, kials r.
II Embroidery stamping and will alao teach IL Ara
For further particulars enquire u the Jswslry ossrs
or 1t the residence Of Dr.. 4. d. Wood, =
no 14-u *+t8 q do y WoOn
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NO. Ii
ANNOUNCEMENTS


Me- Noaass- understanding thas he sass a0sGnav
Assessor to be filed at the ensuing Aps aseesa 90
being DESTROYS that some Of sesad luAgDsae -
good business qualifications should an tAas 49, -
would respectfully solicit Or. Wa L On. - p9ala
the use Of his name q candidate.
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Persons calling Tor any Of the above Lstters
will please say .advsrtissd, o. they win not Get
them. $500 7. J. HOLMES. p. NJ.
April, Let, 1867. ..,..#-.