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Legal Notice.
COURT or LEE COUNTY, I
STATE or IOWA. AT KEOkuK

DISTRICT COURT or LEE COUNTY,
STATE OF IOWA, AT KE0kUK,
To Frank Schreek, Sir:
VOU ere hereby notified that there In now on Gle
i In the Clerks 0flce of the District Court vi
Lee County. Io~a, ut Keokuk, = petition OF
Barbara Sehreek, asking of said Court decree cf
Divorce from you rtncaio mafrfmontt, on the
ground of wilfui desertion from the said plaintiff
by you. without . justi6able or reasonable cause
fer the space Of year, and for habituai drunk
eness. and for cruelty by you to said plaintiff.
And unless you appear and answer thereto OF
before the second day Of the 1t September term
Of sAid District Court, to be holden in said county
1t Keokuk, decree viii be rendered against you
therein in pursuance of the prayer Of said petit.
tion Of plaintiff.
Ri. T. KYLE,
June 4. IB6o-dlm Sol. for Plaintiff
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DcStAquent List ~ LOts.
I Nv which special taxes are due and unpaid n
~ repairing plank sidewalks on Fifth -stree
between Biondeaa and Orleans streetn
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ILARkR'S RRpOkT's.-fth vol. Just received
~ OGDEN ,BkOWNKLL CO.,
janl2 No. 81 M ain ct.
SIsAYLOK BRO.'S superior london Mustard
i for sale BY
aSlsA ooALIWs aoSsRTsoH.
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Original Notice.


To Thomas Cross, kodah Cross, Elisa T. Cluts. Ri
Clnts, Henry Ciuts, James Burrows. James Rev
noids, Frederick Zugx; Geo. w. Hardcsty. Jacoh
kushy, Theoda O. Barrett, Wilson Barrett. Hush
" orsteri
NOU and each Of son are herehv ro..sea
= .nsre II now on nle in the Clerk Office Of tha
District Court Of Lee County Iowa, at K.okuk. =
petition Of Amos Ii. Brown claiming ~ Won ths
foreclosure OF mortgage ON lot No il block
lIzin keokuk, Lee county, Iowa piyen bv Thos.
,ross ana hodah Cross TO the said Brown to secure
the parchsse money Ut the sad prelnises; said ne
ution claiming also decree against said Thoma.
Cfoss for the sum Of t7o6 81 100 With interest -
the rate 81 Ten per cent. Per annum, the amount
% Two promissofy notes secured by said mortSare
Now, therefore, unless you and asca Of Won ~.
pear and answer said petition on or before the ana
day Of the next trm Of ga court Mt said N acs -
be holden, jndment or decroe will be rendered.
against you according to the prayer VI yaid ne
titi0n.
CURTIS, GILMORE 4 CURTIS.
July =, 1861 im Soils for Petitioner.
NEW BOOkS.
DEULAH, the great sensation book bv Mia
~ Augusta y. Evans, this day received Il
OGDEN BkOWNKLL ACO.,s
CIrr Book STORE.
MAfcniu ~ Main-at.
PRUNES.
I n KEGS Just received and for sale low by
~ KELLOGG 4 BIKGE.
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Legal Notice.

To Becker Co..
V0U are hereby notified that there Ia now on file
Il in the Clerk q office Of the District Court Of
Lee county, Iowa, II Keokuk, petition of
Barclay Shields, Il partnership Of that name
and styie, fled on the 9th day OF June A. D. 1879,
sixty -six dollars ~ money due on q bill of ex-
change drawn By J. y. Death Sons and accepted
by you, and also claiming an attachment which
was issued and levied upon the north west half Of
ty Of A. Becker, one Of the partners Of Becker r
Co. And nnloss you appear and answer said petit
ton or before the "a day Of tho next September
term OF said court, which commences on the LIST
Monday in September next. indgmen. Ssn -
dersd against you by default.
RANKIN MILLER,
July 3, 1S6e-d1m Au'ys for Pl'tfs.
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TrusI0esu safe

NOTICE 10 hereby given to oil whom Il msy con.
IN Germ thst on the 18th day Of Jaly, A. d. 1861,
1T the Of MAIN street and necond street Ke-
okuk, lows, win sell ~ the highest bidder, for
CASH the following real estate Ia the county Of Lee
and state Of lows, namely: The undivided half Of
the fractional half, Block thirtsen (I3), Of Kill
bourns's addition to tbs City " Eeokuk, at the
corner u 18th and Blond.au streets Of said city.
This sale 10 made BY virtue OF : deed of trust
from Horace Ayres to me, made TO secure the pay
ment Of note Of $lS4 70 Hoskins, Heiskell 4 Co.,
which note being due and unpaid, au required BY
the terms Of the trust deed to sell said real estate
deed will be made 10 the purchaser.
SAM. r. MILLER,
June 9th, 1860. Trustee
imp did
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SCHOOL BOOKS.
M cGUFFEY 8 New LIST. I'd, Sd, 4th 9Th and 9th
INl Readers.
MeGaFey's Old Ist. ID, Sd, 4th and 9Th Readers.
- New Juvenile Speaker.
Eclectic Speller.
Rays part It, 81 and Sd Arithmetics.
+" /" lst and I'd Algehrss.
stoddard's Practical ntellectual and Juvenile
Arithmetic.
Mit.ael's Modern biography and Atlas.
Primary
Gotten d Fitch's Modern Geography.
!" Introductory -
Zaeho's New American speaker.
Northend's Little
The StGdsnts
The Little Orator.
Paysen, Danton 4Scribner's Copy Books,
NJ. ". wEsrcorr,
Mas1ed " Msin-st.
Leuchar. ga Hol sf~uss..
A PRACTICAL Treatise on the Gons,ruction
- Heating and Ventilation of Hot Houses, In
GLIDING Com ervntories, tsreen Hou.es uraperies
ana other kiads OF u, rticultursl structures with
pfaes cai directions Tor tier management Ia regard
10 hight, heat, anu All, BY Robt IL. Leuehars.
OGDEN. BRowNELL CO.'S
Cirr Book STOKE,
--- nIrlo-a NO, ta Naip-st.
PHOTAGENE.
a VIM superior article ut Cincinnati COAL
~ OIL for sale at 81 p CATION, Al the
apfvd6w hEOht DRUG STORE.
teUt se.r. Abe. d sh. WLnte 1n.D-
ksMER CINti cruises ~ tn, Pacific. Atlantic. IL
sisn snd Antarctic 0ersnv i'm the wars lass
b. 81, - and 30 bs w. h. Whifes. Fo~ salA
~ OGDEN BkoWNELLA co.
4 lux FARM ar Fptih ACHES, aid the manay
we msde by ~. b, u, Mead For sale bv
O6pEA, BROW NELL CO.,
S~*a % NAin-st.
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nj W. II lCkA, M d.. surgcon
IVA Denttsa. Office on Sscond-St., -
pei wesn Main and johnson streets, Keo r,
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ElME II INNUKANGE. A
Missouri State Mutual

NA461OAA4 0knt0 A140I0uA
FIRE AND MAXINE INSURANCE COMPANY
- OF ST. LOUIS.
J.S. McCune Is. N. Edgsn, C.S freely,
H.WymAn, C.n. PECK, N.MsAisxsndsx
JAmca saith, d d. Pomer oy, b. ID. Page
RS. ELLIOTT, Sec'y. S.M. kDdELL, ,pres,t
no osxrRA-uA4ARDous RISKS rAKEF.s
r. B. HOLMES, General Agent.
dscod1y A. A.BKIDaMAN,Awst, X eekuk 4
EYE AND EAR,
CPEcIAL sttenfion giveuto dIseAses Of the Eye
- and Ear, surgical and medical.
W. n. fTIIk ALL, M. D., Ocniist.
DIR. 7. has removed his Ofbce to I'd st., between
Main and johnson, east side, where he may be
found during hasinebs hours.
REarDsseE Morgsp-st,, between 4th and 5th
ksokuk. May 2s, bo-o3m
A LaO, NEW SUPPLIES Of
IA Say and Seal,
Throne Of David,
Greece and Russia,
Good Fight,
Cur Farm Uf -Four Acres,
Julian Home,
Professor Of the Breakfast Table, BE-, &c.
just received at
OGDEN, BROWNELL Aco.'s
CRY Book STORE,
jy2sd No. 52Main-st.
DATENT sLAIEs--warranted net 10 hreak--
L for saleby OGDEN, BR0WNRLL : co. =
myll 81 kain-st.
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KEOKUK iowa MONDAY. AUGUST go, 1860
BANKING HOUSE or

BANKING HOUSE OF
q n . M q G.. N n r. R A C %.
\ HAVE this day admitted ms partner I'm he
Ranking Business, Alexander Barclay, (who has
teen my teller for the last six years.. The busi-
ness, hereafter, be conducted under the frnl
and styleof
GEO. g. ANDERSON & 90.
Being one of the oldest Banking Houses tif not
Lheohest) in Iowa, the new arm soiicits sontin-
pance Of formev patronagess iiberally extended 10
thtserior partner.
They will make collections and remit, less Ex.
change, on the day Of payment, free VI charge.
Their references are asformeriy by senior part
neT,yix
RErERKkcgs.
Park Bank, N. L.
winston, Larier d Co, Bankers IN. Y.
EdEard W. CLARK Co., ,Philadelphia.
Howard Banking Co., Boston.
Clapp, Fuller Browne, Ban kers, Boston.
Marine Bank Chicago.
Holman 9elpcke, chicago.
Mechanics Bank, Pittsburgh.
Farmers Deposit Bank. Pittsburgh.
kramer Rahm, Bankers, g
Gilmore Brotherton - Cinsinnati
a. u Hunt Co, - Louisville.
State Savings Ins nstitution, st. Louis.
kaokuk ~ an. sb8. eco. ANDERSON
jan5d
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legal Notice.

Ab II. Y. MhaAESs.
Xy0U are hereby notified that there lie now ON
Il file in The office of the Clerk Of the District
Court vi Lee Co1aty, Iowa, at Kehkus a petition Of
ID. A. January 4Co. "a frm Of that nsmfl claiming
of you the sum of tventy-four hundred and 6fty-
six dollars, with % per cent interest money due
three certain promissory notes made by Spell.
man Smith and yourself Jointly and seveaally,
10 LlaiatiGa, dated March Ibs 1919, for the Of
eight hnaared and 40 100 dolart each, pay able in
months, 8 months and months after dsie, re-
speetiyely, with 10 per cent, iuteTest per Hnnnm
after maturity; ALEC asking for writ OF
attachment against yeur property, which has been
levied upon the n. Of Lot aud ths VI. Df Lot
10 in B.ek 167 the ". I OF Lot 30 in Block I6T,
part of Lola and La Block 1876, and part OF Lots
/, ami In Block i55, all of ssid lots ard parts
Of lots beng In the City u keokok, Lee County,
Iowa. And uudsr said writ oI attachment all
monies due or to become due To you from William
Woriey have been garulshed.
Ans al iyss yea appear and answer said petition
on Or before the nofnng Of the second day OF the
Hsxe term of said eouFtfo commence at Keokuk ON
The hsst Monday ei September, A. ID. lh6o, de-
fault viii be entered against you and judgment
rendered thereon.
NOBLE 4 sTR0NG,
Julv e, 1s6n-1m Ats'ys for Pit lis.
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Keokuk. Mt. Pleasant and Mns-
catine, and Iowa Southern
H o.
RAILROAD,
OPEN TO FORT MADISON.
.aa CHANEE UP TIMEs
To Take EfEecI an uesday may 18Th.
-
TWC q 10 AL TR AIMS,

ESR0M AND AFTER TUESDAY, MAY, 18th,
l. and until further notice, two trains will
be run each way, rs follows:
FIRST TRAIN
VIII leave Keokuk daily fSundays exeepted1 at
7'sO o'oiock q. m and arrive At Fort Madison
ut 600 o.. m.4 6 ~
B SECOND TRAIN
Wiliieavs Keckuk daily as 7:45 clock p. m.,
and arrive Ut 1T. hi ad,sen 8sI6 p. M.
FIRST TRAIN
Leaves Fort Madison daily Sundays esoepied) at
9:4S a. IA, aud arrives at Kcokak at ii.i5.
SECOND TRAIN
Will leave Fort Madison at 10 n D. /. m. nd ar We
atKeokuk ut if:fS p. N.
TheT:l5 o'clock p. m train from Keokuk connects
wifhreguiar Packets for Darlington and Masca tine
Masking sure consaetions at Burlington with ne
morning raj road trains East and West. Also
coaDeeing at Museatine With trains for Iowa City
Washington, Davenport and Rock Island.
ES- Fare by this route IS LOW .AS TIL low
EeT, and passengers subjected to few changes as
ny any other route. xSE
THROUGH IIGfAkTS over this line oan be pre-
cured TO ali The nrinripaI places Eazt, West and
North, Of !. II. TEWKSBUHY, Ticket agent, op-
posite the Billings House, Main-st., Ksokuk.
ID. w. DAVIS, snp't.
May I5, $50 -d&w
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Legal Notice.

To William Tessrnan
VOU are hereby notified that there is TOW on
IL file in the ofee of the Clerk of the District
CoaFt vi Lee Ceuaty, Lava at keekak, petition
of Vaiinroutt Vsnorsdall pray ing for the revival
OF a judgment htainea by him against you in said
court, Oct. l, 1851 for the possession of certain
real estate situate in said county described the
northeast quarter Of session thirty-ve, township
sixty-six nvfsh Of range west; aad one cent dam-
ages and casts of suit.
And that ualess you appear aud answer thereto
On or before the morning or the ID day Of the next
September term Of said ccurs, Judgment will be
rendered against you by defauh.
NOBLE Il sTEONG,
July 25, 1850 I'm Pltfr's Att'ys.
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ENEalUIuN,n SALE.

EAEtITUMTN SALE.
I'm Monday, the 10th day OF August, 1860,
~ will efsr at pubic sale lunlesa sold at private
sale b fore said date3, at the corner Of Main and
I'd streets. keBkuk Iowa. the following described
real estate in The city of heokuk, Lee County !,
Iowa, belonging to the estpte Of James Tasser,
daeeased via. Lots three t3) and Tour g4 In block
lib, lots 10 and ii in block IL. and u lots is,
and IL in blcck 10, being 46a feet Ist street and
loo fest CD Iimes street
Terms made known on day of sale.
j. W. OGDEN,
July Il, 1860 dtd Executor.
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aN k-HAAi fsotkcG.
TO ANN e. ScOruukNk:
VbU are horshy notified that there is now on
4 file in the ofs~e IL the Clerk If the District
Court Of Lee County, Iowa, At keokuk, the psti-
tipn of William ecstherne claiming Of you di-
vorce from the bond Of mstrsmony, On the ground
vi adultery and ~iiifal desertion.
Nov nnIess you appear and answer thereto on or
before the SECOND day cf the next September term
"a d. Is6g) of said court decree will be rendered
against you pro cesJssso prayed In piaintifs pc
atien.
CHAs. u. KERR,
July 2T, IS6O~fm So,. for Petitioner.
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he First love OF Aaron Hnrr.
MARGARET MoECRTEFrE:
FERST LOvE0f AAR HERR:

BY CHAS. BTRUETT,
Author ot"Ibres per cent. 3 Moash, I" Ac.,
vita an Appendix containing.
The Court Martini of Hickey, the Tory Spy.
1.-Gertihcatee If the kevolutianary Services Of
Aaron Barr, from his fellow eoldiers.
3s-Paiton's q account of Margaret MoncrieFe.
4.--Letter from Aaron Burr TO fKate't-now
Arst published
b.-Letter from "Leonora" to Aaron Burr-now
first dnbIished.
The whole prefxed with fac emile of Aarsn
Burr's Celebrated Cipher Letter and Key.
One neat linn. Price $t 10. For sale at
OGDEN Bk0WNELL d CO.'S
CIrY Book STORE,
jy@5d No. 81 Main-st.
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| 4 s0KN, GARDEN, q aRuBBISa nd ether m ocs;
~ spades, saovels, Matfeeks and Pieks
bcythes, Snaths, and Grain Craeles;
Cow bells, kskes and Corn Planters;
CT, Trace and Halter Chains;
Cutting Boxes, Hay and Straw Knives;
Hay, straw and Manure Forks;
And . large stock of ASSORTED HARDWARE and
CUTLERY On hand and for sale Low by
mch9dHw s. w. a III. TUCKER
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-10-26
A Snake Duel.

A traveller saw two snakes, II black snake
and rattlesnake, in tho road before him.
moving around in a circle. and apparently
following each other. This cautious ma
ueuvre was pursued for somo time the circle
closing at euch round, until within low
foot tho black snake was observed to stop.
coil, and place itself in All attitude to strike.
The rattlosnako then passed ruund its an
tneonist several times. lessening tho distance
ut zach round, when it also stopped and 10
gan to coil. But before it WAS ready 10
strike. tne black snake suddenly dartcd upon
il. The evoiurions were TOO rapid to DO do.
tected and when it was again distinctly oh.
served, both snakes were stretched out at
tull length-tho rattlesnnke envel0pcd in
the folds OF the black. WHICH had also seized
tho rattlesnake at tho back of tho head, and
hold him there. After u short interval.
the blacksnako gradually unfoded itself.
loosened it's grip with its mouth from the
rattlesnsko's head, and moyed away. On
examination, the rattesnako was found to
be doad, and apparently every bone in its
body was crushed.
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nsrTho Prince of Wales and suite sailed
from Portland, Me, for England, on Satur.
day last.
Official Vote of Ohio.

The official vote for Supreme Judge
and Attorney General is given elsewhere.
The aggregate vote is very heavy,
amounting to 4l2, ,704 on Supreme Judge.
BlinkerhoG's majority is l3,004. The
aggregate vote for Governor last year was
355, 76s, OF which Dennison received 81
SOC. and Ranney III 966. The vote in
1860 is 56.936 larger than in 1854
remarkable increase. and showing the
deep interest fel, on all sides. The Re,
publican increase is %. 1852; Democratic,
90, 58i
Murray's plurality for Attorney Gen.
eral is 25278; his absolute majority,
over the Democratic and Bell votes com
bined, is 1868. Sargenl's plurality
for Member OF Board of Public Works is
1910; his clear majority over all oppo-
sition. 1864. The average Republican
plurality is 2l,374; average majority
over combined opposition, Is, 432.
At the Presidential election, Ohio can
give 10000 more votes for Lincoln than
any one OF the other three candidates
and an absolute Republican majority O
25. 5.00o,-the opposition remaining in it;
present condition. But should there be q
fusion Of all The anti Lincoln elements or
one electoral ticket, this majority, we be
lieve. would run up 10 $4,000. II ouI
Republican friends throughout the STATE
will but work, these figures can be re
allied. We appeal to them 10 labor fo
such glorious result. Leader.
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lated by the discretion Of Congress, but tDiih
po,cers not srceeGing those tchich Congress
tsrifby The Constitution is authorized to er
ercise ou'r citizens oG he United States in
respect 10 their rights Of property"
To make the contrast moro interesting,
read this resolution of the Convention
which nominated MIR. Douglas;
Resolved, That 1t is in accordance with
tho Cincinnati Platform, that during tho
existence of Territorial governments the
measure Of restriction, whatever il NAV hc.
imposed by the Federal Constitution on The
poicer Of the TerrtJridl LsgislGiure over
the subject OF tho domestic rriGions. as the
samo has been or shall hereafter be finally
DETERMINED BY THE SUPREME
COURT of the United States, should be- re-.
spcctod by all tho citizens. md ENFORCED
pHh prOmptness and ,fd,Hty BY EVERY
BRANCH ot The FederJL Gopernment
Mr.. Douglas, in bis letter of acceptance,
thus endorses the aboyo resolution:
Upon careful examination of tho plat
form Of principles adopted at Charleston,
and re affirmed at Baltimore. with an addi
tional resolution which il Ia pert,ct hdrm0ny
with the othors, | find il to to u faithful
embodiment of tho time honored principles
Of the Democratic party, us tho same were
proclaimed and understood bv all parties III
tho Presidential contest ot 1913, 1902 aud
1885,"
We presume no Democrat will now CON
tend that Mr.. Douglas has not experienced
a radical change of views. within u few years
past. Whom was be right
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-10-26
Douglas and his Nostrum Popular
SovereigntY.'

/. Mr. Douglas voted against Gov. Chasc's
proposition that tho People of tho torrito-
rics should have the power to exclude or
prohibit slavery:
2. Mr. Douglas voted against Gov. Chasc's
proposition that the territories should elect
their own Govornors
3. Mr.. Dnuelns fought the Free state mon
Of Kansas in lS55-6-7 step oy step, from
first to last on their effort TO got into tho
Union in order to got out from under tho
iron hocl of the Border Ruilians, stigma
tzing their volunteer organization of u
state govcrnnent as II rebellion.
T. MIR, Douglas. through his satellites in
tho House, including Richardson, his then.
and Allen. his present candidate, for Gov
ernOr o! Illinois. fought to tho last the
proposition of George G Damn, Ca Fillmore
Amorican.) that tho alledgod outragos aud
frauds ir tho Kansas election of 1885 and
its fruits. bo thoroughly Investigated by u
Congressional Committee:
g. Mr. Douglas mover raised bis voice nor
gave vote last session in favor of the al.
ministratOD of Kansas uDdOr her free. stat to
(WyanGott Constitution, though he might
havo dono much in her behalf:
6. Mr.. Douglas, whio protesting to be
travelling on purpose to make tho people
acquainted with his viows, yet dare not an.
swcr this question, propounded to him bv a
Venerable clergyman at Augusta. Maiuo
"Do you hold, and. if elected President of
tho Unitod States, would you carry out, the
doctrine that tho people of II territory, be-
fore ii becomrs a State. have tho power,
under tho Federal Constitution. and not.
wi'hstnndine the Dred Scott decision 10 pro.
hibit or rrciuie SiaUery th"reffom p
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-10-26
Loss of the steamer COnnaught.

The steamer Connaught, from Galway,
sprung leak when out about $50 miles
from Boston light, and finally took fire,
and all on board we're compelled 10 leave
her. We give particulars in the following
quotation
Capt. Leitch, OF the Connaught, reports
that on the 5.h.a 8 O'Clock in the evening,
l50 miles east Of Boston,sh sprung a leak
in the engine room, bat succeeded in
keeping il below the fires ill 4 O'Clock on
Sunday morning. when it gnire rapidly,
exlinguished the fires. Al $50 smoke
issued from the after stove hole. Not
wilhstandng the utmost cxertions The fire
gained and soon drove the passengers
upon the decks. The water and fire both
gaining, boats were got out. In The
heavy sea the first boat lowered was stove
Six. others were launched successfully,
filIed with passengers.
About l2 O'Clock the brig Minnie
SchaiIrr saw our signal and bore down.
About in the evening, commenced EN-
barking passengers, the brig having a
hawser to the steamers starboar1 side -
1t was now very hot. A 93O got all
the passengers aboard The brig. Mails all
saved, Capt Leitch WIS the lat to leave
the vessel The weather was pleasant
after leaving st. Johns, Wednesday at g
p. NJ, until Saturday, when it blew very
heavy from the south west.
The last seen Of the Cdnnaught she vas
mass Of flames. She had 80 cabin
passengers, and 1874 crew-all saved
The passengers saved nothing except he
clothes in which they stood, Captain
Lech and Mr.. Cox, passenger, landed
at Sctuale this morning, and arrived in
Boston at | O'clock.
The Connaught is valued at Sl20 900,
and is fully insured in England. She was
built OF iron, and launched at Newcastle.
ou.Tyne in April last. She was over 1000
tons burden, and mad FIVE water.tisht
com Partments.
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Results of the late Congressional Elec.
tlOnS.


OHIo.-The Ohio delegation to the
next Congress stands l3 Republicans, 8
Democrats.
The last Congressional representa- ton
Of Ohio was Is Republicans and 9 Dem.
ocrats, showing in the late election gain
of two Democratic members.
In Ohio, S'm Galloway made gallant
fight against Sunset Cox. but was unsuc-
ccSsful. Tie average Democratic ma.
iority in Cox's District on State officer,
was l,773. Cox himself obtained but
903 over Galloway.
In l.. D. Campbell's District Vallan.
disham is rechosen by 1873 majority
Campbell himself playing into VaIandig.
hams hand this time, by way Of compen.
salion to the Republicans for making him
Chairman Of the Ways and Means few
years ago.
PENNsYLvANIA.-The representation
from Pennsy ylvania in the next Congress
will stand, Republicans 90, Democrats 8
INDIANA.-'fhe representation from In
diana in the next Congress will stand, Re
publicans 7. Democrats g. Independent l
with one District yet TO hear from. The
doubtful District, in 1858, elected Dem
ocrat.
The entire representation in Congress
from Indiana at the last session was Re
publican 7. Democrats 8, Independent
" Y TiGune.