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INDEMNITY!
TO MERCHANTS AND PORWARDERS OF KEOKUK
I2 Per Cent. Divided In Cash.
THE home INSURANCE CO.
OF NEW YORK.
Cash Assets, July |, 1859. sl,4a,M 70.

TIsHE HOME INSURANCE COMPANY are now
i fully prepared in addition to their usual Fire
facilities to insure property Gin transit from New
York, Boston, Phladelph,a and Baltimore to all
Western points, and rice uftsa, via the Lakes Xiv
ers, Canals and Railroads, and to offer to Western
Merchants and others importing or exporting
property INLAND, sufficient inducements to obtain
their Insurance HONS
III b. IEN-EYCK, Agent ut keokuk Is fully au-
thorxed to Isl ue open Policies, and make contract
agreements on as favorable terms and rates as can
be obtained in respectable Companies in Atlantic
cities allowing the ured full benefit Of DiKEol
CASH RfsaTn fully equal to the"scalp DIVIDEND
eff Mutual Companies, which has heretofore gone
into the golfers of consignees and jobbers Of East
ern cities. The Home Policies are of form
and very much simplifed, giving the indemnit,
paid for.
All losses equitably adj listed and promptly paic
here, by IL. b. TFS-EfCk, Agent,
Corner of Main and ID ats, Keokuk,
AnRnsi 20 I'm
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The Elections.

NASHVILLE, August Z.
Harris, Democrat, for Governor has about
5000 majority. The Opposition have elect
ed congressman in the I'd, Sd, 4th, 5th and
9th districts, and probably in the lst.
= The Democrats have elected in the 9th, TN
and 10th. The 9th district is still doubtful.
The Legislature is Democratic.
NASHVILLE, Aug. S.-Thirty counties, more
than half the State, have been heard from
Netherland gains 1000, indicating Demo
cratic majority Of 5000. The Opposition
elected Congressman in the LIST and 9th dis
tricts.
The Senate will have one and probably
three Demo cratic majority, and the House
three, and probably five Democratic major
ity.
LOUISVILLE, Aug S.-Of6cial returns from
the 4th Congressional District indicate tie
vote.
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ST. Louis, Aug. 8.
A special dispatch to the Bulletin says that
the Overland Express from Denver City, with
advices to the Goth ult., reached Leavenworth
last night.
There was great excitement at the mines
in consequence of the discovery of rich Dig
gings over the divide, between the Middle
and South Forks, near the head waters OF
the Colorado. Hundreds were leaving daily
for the diggings. Another Express is due to-
day, and will probably bring the details OF
the new discoveries.
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Repubiic.n County Convention.

Republican, County Convention.
This body, which assembled yesterday at
Charleston, was fully attended, being one Of
the largest conventions ever assembled in
the county. The proceedings were harmo-
nious, and good feeling prevailed throughout.
The nominations made, were as follow:
For Representatives, A. =. Shaw, of Mad
ison; VIM. Richards, of Keokuk; Joseph
Bayles, of Cedar L. F. Davis, of West
Point.
For County Judge, Frank semple, of
Franklin.
For Sheriff, G. w. Pittman, of Keokuk.
For Treasurer and Collector, G. Fl. Leg
gett, of Harrison.
For County Superintendent, Geo. G. Bea.
man, Of Van Buren,.
For Swamp Commissioner, VIM. Leslie
of Fort Madison.
For Coroner, j. 7. Blair, of Keokuk.
The proceedings Of the Convention will b.
given in full tomorrow.
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NEW MAP OF LEE COUNTY


FIsHE suhseribers propose Publishing, at An early
L day a complete Sectional and Property Map OF
Lee County Iowa, u large scale and IN the beet
style.
1t will embrace all property divisions, with the
names Of the owners, the location Of all the pub
lie buildings mills. factories, de-; also, the tray
elcd as we'll recorded roads, from actual sur
veys in progress, besides streams, divisions of
prairie and timber, ard other natural features Of
the country.
This Map will be handsomely olored and mount
ed, and ornament TO any public or private room
and from the large amount OF information now In
the hands and Mt the disposal Of the Subscribers
will hope, contain as few errors ~ is possible
In a work Of the Kind.
We refer to our Maps Of keokuk and Fort Mad.-
specim ems Of our work, and solicit for this
enterprise liberal support from property holders
and ali who feel interest in the welfare and pro-
gress of county.
FOX OTLEY. Civil Engineers.
N. MCCULLOUGH, in,
Civil Engineer and County Surveyor.
keokuk, July IL. 1S59-dawlm
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The oskalooss Herald describes two
calves, destitute Of fore-legs, which passed
through that CITY a few days since. The
calves have method Of walking peculiar t.
themselves. They travel backwards on their
hind legs. They were born On the same day
that the Democratic Conv ention met in Des.
Moines. This 10 . singular coincidence
Another coincidence IL that the calves AND
the Democracy have the same method Of
walking "backpards on their hind iegs."--
Warren Eagle.
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vigilance Committee IN Kansas.
LrAyENwoRTH, Aug. 8.

The Times Of to-day says that a secret
Vigilance Committee was organized there
the past week, for the purpose of breaking up
extensive gangs of horse thieves and robbers
which infest the Territory. One or two VIC
Tins had already suffered the death penalty,
and others were punished until they had con
fessed their crimes and exposed their associ-
ates. The Committee disbanded after gain.
ing sufficient knowledge to effect the destruc-
ton Of the different gangs.
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Sing SIso, n. T., Aug 3.
During the severe thunder storm this at
ternoon the electric fluid entered the ,ele-
graph Office in this place, burst the gas pipe,
lighted the gas and set the building on ire
The flames, however, were soon extinguished,
causing but slight damage. II is supposed
that there was leak Of gas, and the electric
spark conducted the flames to the pipe.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

CLEVELAND, Aug. 8.
The body Of Elisha 7. Sterling, u we'll
known citizen Of this city, was found yester-
day morning upon the sidewalk, with the
skull fractured. lie was probably murdered.
A reward Of five hundred dollars has been
offered for the detection Of the murderers.-
The Coroner's verdict has not yet been given
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UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, &c
DISTRICT or Iowa.
III Il MAugpAr,a DYvyrF

DISTRICT or Iowa.
U.S MARsnAL's 0yFIcE,
KEoKUK, August 10th, A. ID. 1859.
PROCLAMATION In ADMIRALTY. hereby
is give notice that by virtue Of warrant OF ar
rest and monition issued out of the Office Of the
Clerk Of the United States District Court and for
the District Of Iowa. and to directed, in the fol-
lowing cause, to-wit: Thomas j. Fresh, lbellant,
o ainst the steamboat Henry Clay, her engines,
machinery, tackle, apparel and furniture, in a
cause civil and maritime, for demand OF the sum
Of two hundred and eight and 20-l00 dollars, /
did on the 10th day Of August, A. d. 1869, at the
port Of Keoknk in said District vi Iowa, arrest and
take in my possesso for safe custody, and do no.
detain the said steamboat Henry Clay, with her
engines machinery, tackle, apparel and furniture
and hereby also give puhlic notice that the time
assigned for the return OF said warrant is the 10Th
day Of August, A. d. 1850, and hereby admonsh
and summon all persons claiming any interest in
the said steamboat Henry Clay, her engines, ma
chincry, tackle apparel and furniture, or knowing
or having anything to say why the same should
| not be condemns ed and sold to answer the demand
Of said Libellant, that they be and appear before
the District Court for the District Of Iowa Ut re-
.c-- term therens 20 he hegnr and holden mt said
District Court room on the 25th day OF August, a,
Keokux In said District, on the last named day
| to-wit, the 25th day Of August, 1852, when sne
VIII ere said wi be hs ard, then and there tt
/ iuterpose their claims and answer said libel ant
make their allegations in that behalf.
/ l.. SUMMERS, u. S. Marshal,
BY j. Y. ANTHONY Deputy.
4 Aup II IS5g.dZg
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snor.--1eo. P. Cooper, son Of Isaac Coop
er, OF Des Moines, accidentally shot himself,
while out cunning, a few days ago. He
expired, instantly.
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Dr, Eads.
The Democrats have taken this notorious
piferer Of the school fund into full fellow
ship again, and he was not only present and
active at their State Convention, but is now
engaged in editing one Of their prominent or
gans at Fort Madison. He will probably talk
largely Of Republican corruption, while en-
joying the benefits of that $6O, 900 OF which
be has robbed the children Of this State
Buchanan County Guardian.
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WASHINGTUN, aug. Q.
The following statement is made on au-
thority Of II. s. Marshal Blackburn:
"A cargo Of six hundred Africans has
been landed on the Florida coast, near Tyr
ma. As soon as landing Was effected, the
vessel was fired and abandoned.n
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Canine Sagacity.

The Philadelphia North American tells .
story Of canine sagacity. A day or two since
a fire broke out in o cabinet shop in that
CITY:
At the hour the fire occurred, journey
man carpenter had finished his dinner, and
was taking nap on big pile of shavings.-
His dinner basket lay on tho bench beside
him, and while be was in the land Of dreams,
the lambert flames approached him nearer
and nearer. The fire was first communlca-
led to some shavings outside the shop, which
led it gradually along until it passed the
threshold. 1t then blazed fercely, burning
the bench upon which stood the dinner bas
ket of the unconscious sleeper. Onitspread,
until the coat OF the man, upon which he lay,
was also on Are. Now comes the point of
the story.
A little terrier, Of unpretending appear
anoe and hungry look, seeing HE masters
danger, inserted his teeth in his coat
collar and shook him Justify. The man, who
slept heavily, pushed the little brute aside,
and again sank to slumber. The dog, not
to be rebuffed, again rallied for second
/ effort, and this time succeeded in arousing
| his somnolent master. The man sprang out,
and found his retreat almost cut of, his gar
ments scorched upon his person. He seized
the dog in his arms and rushed into the open
air. with a sensation of relief akin to that ex-
perienced by condemned criminal who re-
ceived bis pardon upon the gibbet. If that
dog doesn't find his home pleasant hereafter
we shall think lightly of that mans graft
tude.
Haze fabula docet. Ii you don't want K
be burnt up in cabinet shop, keep terriel
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General Insurance Agency.
COR. SECOND AND MAIN.

LIRE. LAKE. RIVER AND LIFE IN
i SUKANGE promptly attended to at this Office.
Better and more INDEMNITY be given at this
Agency than any other in this city, and less trouble
after a loss.
HOME INSURANCE COMPANY, OF NEW YORK.
Cash Capital 81, 100000.
CASH SURPLUS, July 1sr, 1859, $457,SE.
RTNA INSURANCE COMPANY.
OF HARTFORD, CoNS.-CAPITAL $l,OOO,OOU.
CASH SURPLUS, july lsr, 1859, $l,o3O,423
NORTH AMERICAN INSURANCE COMPANY,
or HARTFORD, cr.-cAPrTAL $500, 900.
CITY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF NEW HAVEN, coNN.-cAPIrAL $2O0, 900.
PENN MUTUAL LIFE ms. co.
or PHILADELPHIA, PRYH.-cAPITAL $SO0, 1000.
~ Buildings, Merchandise, Mills, Factories
Household Furniture and Dwellings insured at a
low rates as other Companies who pay their losses
II. b. TEN-EYCK, Agent,
Office corner ID and Matt SITS, Keokuk, Iowa.
| Aug7dlm
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Greu, E,re al Nc phis.

MEMPHIS, aug. Q.
Moore, Halsted & COPS planning mill and
lumber yard, with five adjoining buildings,
was burned yesterday. Loss $l25 900, un-
injured.
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New YoRK, Aug. 3.
Adyices from Hayti to the 23d, state that
the Haytian Legislature had offered to Geff-
rard the Office and title Of Dictator, which he
had deelined.
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Not a DefauIter.

The State Journal Gays that Mr.. Babbitt
is not ssdefaulter ~ o, MOI 1t wouldn't
do to call Democratic nominee by so GRIM
inal name as that. He is only In arrears,
the Journal says. President Pierce found him
in arrears, and turned him out of Office be-
cause be wouldn't fork over, as the law de-
manded. Judge Mason says be is in arrears,
aud feels certain be will be enabled to COM
pei him to disgorge. 1t is only difference
in terms. The tender-footed call friend
who refuses to pay over government. money
on the call of department, in arrears. The
law calls him DEFAULTER. And so say
the people. The law will punish him a. such,
If Judge Mason gains his suit,-as be thinks
he will. And the world will say--s'served
him right, the government thiefp'
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PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
A MEETING OF THE BOARD or DIkEC IOhs
~ Of the Public Schools Of tho City will be held
at the Rooms Of the City Council, on Thursday the
18th inst ut Z o'clock the evening, to confer
with applicants, and electa Superintendent for the
ensuing year.
BY order Of the Board.
Aug. p-d2t j. w. OGDEN, Secretary.
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For Gorsynor-SAMUELJ j. KIM X WOOD.
For Lieutenant Gorernor-N. J. RUNCH.
For Supreme Jndses--L. ID. STOCKTON,
X. p. LOWE,
CALEB BALD WIN.
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The STATE ARGus.-A paper with this name,
hailing from Columbia, Mo-, has made ito
appearance on our table. John G.. Turk
formerly Of the Times office, in this city, ed.
itor. From which fact we infer that be ha.
got through holding Office in Nebraska, ant
is prospecting in new region. Success, il
all things save politics, neighbor. Doubles,
publican blows and knocks, out there, an,
has an easy swing to his Dem ocratic pen il
o-Slavery region.
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-
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
II A r D W A r =,
SIGN OF THE pnoAp-A1r
-
CUTLERY. GUNS,
Every Description Of Railroad Furnishing Goods
Direct Agesfs for American Manufacturers.
No. 1873, Main-street ....KE0kuk, IOWA.
apr7d6m
Direct Importation
HAIR DWAREAND CUTL cry,
s. w. & II. TUCKER,
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS,
L have In store, and receiving their supplies
for the spring trade ,directfrom the makers, which
they offer to cash and prompt time-buyers on Ia
vorable terms. The stock being unusually large,
same SW AH. TUCKER,
May 1o-dAw Sign of Red Paddock.
Al INkKs, Picks, shovels. DC, for sale BY
rRIFFIN's Horso Naiis--a good stock Of all
" sizes for sale by Is. w. IL. TUCKER
mchled
MES sHovELs.- A large stock of Ames'
m.yio " s. H TUCKER.
CCYTHE sT0NEs.-scythe Stones, of different
mayie s.WA TUCKER.
| CCYTHk kIFLEs.--Various qualitiesof bcyths
- Rides nd Sharpcnerf for sale BY
maybe SWAN. TUCKER.
| ClCKLEs.-A good article Of siekles for sale BY
- [maylol w. 4 IL. TUCKER.
/ LHENCE NAILS,
/ T. Fine Sd do
Anne.ied do to olinch--a superior ar,icl.
Finishing DO
Together with general assortment Of other nails
of the Belmont brand, just received and for sale
n.ysdAv
WORN .darden, drubhing and other HOES
~ Spades, shovels, Mai ,ocks and Picks;
scythes. Snaths, and Grain Cradles
Cow bells, Rakes and Corn Planters;
OK, Trace and Halter Chains;
Cuttin Boxes, Hay and Straw Knives;
Hay, straw and Manure Forks;
And . large stock Of assorted Hardware and CUT
'' naysd1w ~ - 5. Al. TUCKER.
NRINDsToNEs;-The BeresG indstonss, ofvA
!, " rious sizes, for sale by
(Sign Of the Red Paddock,
Maylodaw Cor. Of Main ID SITS.
COLLIERS & ROBER T SON,
' GENERAL GKOCERS,
> NO. Is MAlN-ST.,
Keokuk, Iowa.
!. SUGAK-CUkED HAMS. A choice lot for sae
/ - by coLLiERs ROBERTSON,
June 25-d rs Main street.
G GUGAK.CURED DRIED BEEF for sale by
r - COLLIERS ROBERTSON.
" jeasd
+ ID GOLFERS 4 ROBERTSON,
u iurea5-d rs Main street.
, ISAsTLE MILLS Xxx QUINCY FLOUR for
y ~ sale by COLLIEKS 4 ROBERTSON,
= je25d Main street, near Third
L,RENcH PRUNES,
l. Fresh Peaches,
Fresh Strawberries,
English Currants,
- Peeled Peaches,
i Dried Peaches b Apples,
It for sale by GOLFERS ROBERTSON.
je2bd
he | EMos SYRUP,
b. IL Bakers Cocoa,
v Bakers Chocolate,
r Burnett's Extracts,
OF Race Ginger,
of Cox's delatine,
Pearl Starch,
t. Pearl Sage,
u, Iapioca,
In Mscaroni,
re Vermicelii,
lie Nutmegs,
Gloves,
IL and Mace
lis for sale by GOLFERS ROBEkTsoN-
DTS je27d
10 |yKUsHED, Powdered and Refined White Sugar,
~ Coverings Philadelphia Golden Syrup,
for sale by CoLLIEhS ROBERTSON,
je27d
=. Life, Fire and Marine Insurance
Agency.
D0LCIES Of Insurance issued at the loves
rates in the following reliable FIRST class com
panics:
THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW YORK
This liz the safest and most reliable Life Insuranc
!. Company in the world, with accumulated
Fund Of over e5, 100000.
ATLANTIC FIRE AND MARINE ms. co
or PROVIDENCE, RI.
on Capital 100000 90.
- SPRINGFIELD FIRE AND MARINE ms. CO
sPRIN0TIELD, MASS.
io' Capital s15O,OOO.
- PEORIA MARINE 4 FIRE INSURANCE CT
PBoRIA, ILL.
Capital $500, 900 90.
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Tho edition OF Mr.. Collier, pretended to
have been so largely corrected from an orig
inal copy amended by the authors hand,
proves to be an unquestioned and stupendous
forgery. examination OF the water marks
Of the paper on which the MS. 10 written, and
the application OF chemistry and the micro
scope to the ink and chirography, puts an
the force Of the tests, but asserts his own in
nocence, and is not believed to be partici.
pant in the forgery.
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". H. AusTrS. G. u. ALBEks
w. HI. AUSTIN 4 CO.,
Grocers and Produce Dealers,
NO. Is MAIN-sT.,
|
sUGAH-GCHED HAMS.
HENRY AMES' celebrated
Il SUGAR CURED HAMS always on
hand and for sale by W. IL. AUSTIN co.
July 23, '5a-d&w
LARD.
A PRIME article, by the bhl. or ut retail, for
N sale by ". IL. AUSTIN 4 CO.,
jy23d6w lis Main-st
A LII grades of N. o.,
IA Crushed,
0'0s'''' and Clarified,
for sale Low by AUSTIN 1 CO.,
| jy23dAw lis Main-st.
/ Lasuyra,
Costa Rica, can be
had at W. Ii. AUSTIN 4 co.'s,
! jy23dA~ No. lis MAin-st.
| Cc0TcH ALE and LONDON PORTER, in qrt
~ and pt Dollles,a genuine Atticie, LOT safe ny
| the dozen or single bottle, by
/ jy23dGw W. ii. AUSTIN 4 co.
+ FLUUKI AT Low PRICES!
WE cons family keep on hand full supply Of
\ Wv all grades Of Flour, and are selling at
very low figures. Call at the City Mills, Levee,
or w. Ii. AUSTIN d CO.,
jy23ddw No. Il8 Main street.
| GALT.--Kanawha and Lake, in bills, low, by
- jy23 II. AUSTIN co.
! CODA,
Cream Tartar for sale by
jy23d6w W. H. AUSTIN co.
WHEAT WANTEDy
w Il are constantly buying Winter W heat,
wv spring wheat and Aye, for which
we pay the highest Market Price IN CASH.
Sacks furnished when desirsd. Enquire at the
CITY MILLS, Levee, or
July 23-d6w lis Main-st.
BRAN AND SHORTS.
L,oR sale af the CITY MILLS,
J. ap4dGw Levse.
rHKAcING PAPLh, Tracing Cloth-Dowse's
j Patept-all widths, for sale by
OGDEN BkOWNELL CO.,
jeI3 81 Aain-st.
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TIE Dks MoIEKs VALLEY WIG is nuhitshed
every Monday at this Office, is one ofthe oldest
papers in Iowa, and has widely extended circu-
iation throu ghout the Des MONIES Valley, North
ern Missouri and Western Illinois.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

VOL. yIsLAKM,s SLOW A REPORTS
Y just received at
OGDEN, BRoWNELL a CO.'S
CRY Book SToRE,
AucIO.d No. 81 Main-st.
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Douglas writes another Letter.

Gov. Wise has written letters till he has
written out, or at least used himself up
Douglas is busy in the letter-writing bust
ness, too, and would also use himself up in
that employment, il he were nc. already
dead man, politically. He has written an
other letter, which has not yet been printed,
but soon is to be, the substance of which is,
that he is opposed to Cass's doctrine of citi-
zenship, rs confessing distinction between
citizens and duty still owing to foreign
governments on part OF the naturalxed citi-
zen unknown to the Constitution and that
he is irrevocably opposed to the foreign
slave trade.
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w omar Lives Thirteen Days with
Bulletin Her SKULL.


Virginia Stewart, who was shot short
time ago by her Southern paramour, died on
Friday at 3 O'Clock, at the Now York Hospi-
tai, just thirteen days after she was shot.-
During most Of that time the patient has been
unconscious, and her few lucid intervals have
been OF short duration. The case has at
tracted great deal of the attention Of medi-
men, from the fact that she fingered SO long
with bullet in her brain. DR.. Eull, house
surgeon of the Hospital, who has been at.
tending her for week past, has made very
minute post -naortem examination. The bal
was found close by the orifce of the wound
in the left hemisphere Of the brain, and 9
piece of the skull, corresponding in size tc
the ball, was found behind it. The skull
was fractured in the vicinity Of the wound
and quantity Of sxtravasated blood was
| found between the scalp and the bone.
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CITY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF NEW HAVEN, coNN.-cAPITAL 100000
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terview with Gen. Marmon at Brescia on
the 18th. He stated that he had II, 900 men
and his force continued to increase. lie ex-
pressed confidence in the King Of Sardinia
not forsaking the Italian cause.
A Milan letter to the London Times says
Garibaldi is about to move to the Apprentices.
There will be gathering of $4,000 volun-
teers in the Romagna, and Garabaldi's corps
added to that of Mezzacapo will form an
army capable to secure the independence OF
Central Italy, at least against any Roman or
Neapolitan force.
1t is rumored that the Duke OF Modena
proposed to arm 1900 Austrian troops, to
enable him to enter the State. Also, that q
division Of the French army proposed to
enter Parma and Tuscany, and another corps
the Roman Legation, for the purpose OF pre-
serving order and allowing the free express
sion Of public opinion.
The municipality of Florence has formal.
expressed the desire of annexation to the
Italian kingdom under Victor Emmanuel, OF
that Tuscany be governed by prince Of the
House of Savoy.
The Ponti6cial government has issued Q
circular complaining bitterly OF the action Of
Victor Emmanuel, and asking the assistance
and p.otection, Of foreign powers in vindica
great number Of addresses are bene
signed in Romagna against the return Of tn,
clerical government, and in favor Of unior
with Sardinia.
1t is stated that the principle Of Italian
Confederation will be accepted by the Pope
majority of the Cardinals having voted il
it's favor.
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PENN MUTUAL LIFE ms. co.
or PHILADELPHIA, PRNN.--cAPITAL xSUV,UOV.