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Naval Infeiiicenee.

The unted States siorsshp Supply, Conmarier Henry
Wake arrived q. Ills port las. night from s. PssI
de Loando Africa, after passage Of for.ysix days Tue
Supply has been days to tie nor'h~ard q TAP
Haeras with very stormy weather, and on the IN rs:
ad approached within seventy miles Ct Sandy Hook 81
w.s blown OF The Supply briggs a number OF r1ssen
gers nvade, &c. from the African squadron, who's
names, together With LIST OF her officers We snrsx -
Kenry wslke, Commander and Acting PCrser; j. ".
Ncbosou, VIM Fitzgerald, Lieutensuis; J T. senpie,
Ass stant surgeon; W. Noble ADen, Master; Alexander
hihgerty Boasswslp; Henry A. Wake, Pursers Clerk
Pasenevs=capaan wm NJ Armstrong, Y. 8 NJ;
Major Isaac T. Doughty, U. ". c.; Henry {. Victor,
Third Assistant Engineer U. 9 n, Jonss Dbblc. ca-psn
ter u. n; Mr. John +. Ferguson, OF Africa j. srsr
hawk, Of Cambridge, Mass lewis c. Armstrong.
The United States steamer Brooklyn before Ter aepsr
from this port, hal forty three sailors AMI e1vcr
marines transferred board 70 a VACANCIES oued
BY desersiou and those detained Witnesses L tie late
alleged homicide
The work on the new Marine Barracks, srooxyn, rss
been commenced wAh renewed yigor by the
since ne opening Of sp.1R. The man building nearly
completed and tbe ~as Of The officers quarters be-
ginning 10 show theraseye, above the surface Il ro
probable, however that iAy sil be rssaT ier cccrns
sen before Sep.eu Der EexL
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Port Of View York, Ma rch IL, 1850.

CyE.prD
at. 49,. G 80 n ~ -. o., VI,
irg.on I,ocneron q CO. 60.
Steamship pernano' Hhll Callso-C u D:r,or:
Steamship fatarsco LAY field. Pa!lGe.e-H Crcmwen b
co.
Ship Confidence Sears, New Crssns-W Nelson 4 SON.
Ship Cooper, Worth, New Orlsans-SoesoE Fosd!cx
Bark Z Gamble, Powell. Newport
Brig Sea Lark Allen, Csdi7-C e. Peters
Brig Mayhem Harvey Bermuis-SnIh, Jones ! Co.
Rig Tbs1,er Eaton, Cienfaeecs-H Erookmsu & Co.
echr Hannibal WeniN orh, Jscue-Eurhrrd. 1 %
Schr J C Runyon. Nsibe,, rernsndna-A Ruryon
Schr Warner, CaSrow, ENTHUSIASTICALLY Mott
60,
Schr Marine, Merrihew. wlmipgtor-ES Powell.
schr saa Bird smith. wilmington smith 4 Co.
schr l st,rdevAD,, Dole, wIlm,psion-n Murray:
schr T. Gray, Weaver Richmond-yan B: mt srsh;.
Schr A raman, Marehar Aeyandria--R Buck Co.
Schr Sarah Elizabeth Smith New Haven.
Sloop Riepx, Bryce Providence-Msste-.
.pprvrp
e., .-, M 80 1870 -. ,,., e.. q, "a
Ia sh .e Sns & n ohn M
Dale. Espsisnsed very heavy her, viz hard s.es q
weseIy wipds tne paseaee Feo "a ~ 20 ~ a
~ 81 passed snip Henry Gay hence .r LIZ erpoi ~ na "a
~ 81 or % 81 ngnazeo sn'r hence or ~
leans FOR sh a z O. or q bark 9uen
=, w ~ .ls. ~ ~
New YORK lsh u; 70 81 ION So passed seaushp Ednenrg
ne s sor OF, iay ,l o., p.. o.. ,,, .c,
steemsnip Mo tsr kccsnsor enos Jsn q teehorn A,
Snpr Gun mo fee sssgA tnn. arc - Gays ifo
is, ~ IN ~ VI, " nam AZ rnsps
s M srt r nsIry WIFE ncse snc P~s
$50. 80 pe.rsco s, cnsx p.;
..,rcrs - y p ssrsrrwer = ~ se' WIN nuSe ~nS P
pE sicrr,br sppiy Cuumauee- Henry w,,xe =. Par, ss
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

eanadmn -four was more steady, with sales Of 10 bbs
at 50 SO 81 25 Southern -four rmer, but less
range Of the above figures Rye flour was steady at quo
at'ons, with small ss}es Corn meal dull and lower
with sales OF about 225 h5ls within the range OF the
above figures Wheat was in better request sses 800
bushels, at 81 65 for white North Carolina 81 % 81 62
for white Western and Canadian andsl 30 for Milwaukee
club. Corn-Sales 600 bushels white yellow and
mixed at Tic. S1c. Barley was firm and the demand
good, withsaes or 1900 bushels four rowcd State Il Sc
In store Barley malt Was firm at eoc 92c Data were
steady and in Ism request q 43,c 4a3lc for Western
CotIFE-Ibe irmness Of holders checked sales The
stock OF Rio was reduced 10 about 900 bags small lot
Qua bags) prime Rio sold q I4i4:
Cor1oS.-Tbe market was unchanged and sales con.
lined TO about 100 bales Including coo in transtu The
market for lots IN store, closed at lsc ll<c for mid
ding upsnds
RnGHrs TO Liverpool 900 bales OF cotton were en-
gagged al l6d 100 boxes bacon and 100 bbs lard at
25e, and 2n0 terces beef at Sc. &c. o. 10 London
20 tcrces beef at Sc Cd per 3c4 lbs 6 per 3a6 lbs
200 bbls pork at &c. 3D. 40 boxes bacon At 35 500 boyes
cheese at 4os and 30 crces rice at 30s To Antwerp the
gagged for Cuba at 81 $780, and bark was taken up TO
load with slaves for Marseies at y. I.
Observation-Disclosures demand steady, with sale
Of 500 900 bbe, including new mess af SIS 1871 thin
mess at ST. ST Is, and prime at $i4 30. Beef
Was quiet and more steady, with sales Of 300 40 bbs
packed mcss and $40 SO Sill 80 for extra Prime rese
was nominal 8! SIS $40, and beef hams do a. $l3
SIG Bacon was quiet at O. 20 lie. Cut meats were
quiet, with Gales of 240 hhds at 7c 7s for shoulders
and &c 9s4c. Tor hams Lard firm ard In fair de-.
mand, with sales of $50 400 bbls at 1o4c 11c Bat
SUGARS were firm, while the gales embraced about 600
hhds included IL which 800 hhds English Islam is
and 30 DO. Texas, at p the remainder consisted of ub
uscovado, chiefly within the range Of Ga,c. 7l.c.
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sh3s Ssa e ossass pesD Neg orleshs Fsb4 "a .as
asess ~ IS y y q issl sisss.sd :iis ycsiss.P:
% w gss.d sss ss SsS S Rss
EsE mica Was z company With ship Evening ssr JSnea
ssS a Hssas: ~ ssssa
LIP horisSunsy hence for savs9n.h - nan
A.% S as vas saeSsr below Ss mes Jun
a hasI hsngTs,oee Ags Reh xasseeH IS days with
ian "a ss4s.: J,a 4 e.,s as.,.,
s DAY., heavy ssssr As
isss Sssy
SUGAR tobacco 4s 70 Il yning I'd inst, lat q TO- lon ~ 70
we. VIVA ssundsrs st Maize Il days WIN caa
&C. g srosie Peiies has been days OF hasras viii
a snS @ s March
lsisfss Nth song s.es and heavy morning
xion DR. Of aSs :Soso. ss. Horton Ponce PR, Feb
rs with sugar ard moiasses, to master
u day. With ooee &C. to sosnon. Has bssn days
Brig suwsnpss NunIce 81 Marks, IA days. with cotton &C.
to s sSs1 frS;sI Earle 1.,a.a &C. &c. -,
Ss1'sSw via Queenstown, IS days, viii mdss to Peler
schr surpsss tr, sherrs Naples As days, with oranges to
s ss ass s -. n1s days
p.,leIced Sssy he.v spin and ss and had
s S srdnsr sssg~.e1 H.rd!es sl. Feb %
In bark T. q aa... nom Ss. a. e:
schI Smith, Smith, Savannah days, with cotton &c, 10
c6 sSn, 81 non e. q ss Ward PeersbuiE days. with
ssS sss:s 49, A!ss:ss days.
g. S.rss Eis.ssis Hum, v%sins, o Day.
ssSs iesS T.s .; sSs %ss1 yy rslsis. sys
sssr RsygSr Rayynor, Baltimore, q bonl.
sr s sss lssesSssSs' ss.s
Schr Ceres, Meredith Newcastle, Del dsyg
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THE MILITARY,
RAILROADS.
INV YORK AND HAKLEx .AIIsoAD.

T~TW YORK AND HARLEM RAMRoAD. ~
FARE e TO ALBANY
and aer wsdne.dsy ysnusry . IssG vans viii leave
For ETam sbridge-ss0 and II A. NJ 80 and $50 P. N.
For White rsins-l2so and 2
For crStan Fss14P H., from Twenty sixth street depot
rsr siSspy-s A. " mail spd $50 p w. express connect
Ing with ,fc y. z Csrtrsl Railroad
RETURNING. WILL LEAVE
WEiiamstrfdee-6s1 and $50 NJ. and and $40 p. II
wh.e olasns-s and - A. "; 45or NJ
CToson-7 ~ MHiertcr--7 A
Albsny-li A. ", mail and 4ls r. express train The
"a. NJ mail and $50 r. express tran conuec. at Cnst-
Fan -Four orlers for 81 stsons Teste-n RsroAd Ee9
checked fer II NAL SD trsns corner 81 White
and serre st-ee,s from as E and from 20 40 y y,
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yupreme Court--Seneral Term.

CWpfemC NoWrt~VeueT9I IerRs
hS.e.e Hen. Judges sdsher.Gud, Leonard Lns Benny.
THE TICKET swkpLIN6 CASE
MAAcg l2rne People Fnak r. ft.c'er I'm this ease
II will be recolecet that the prisoner was convicted ana
sentenced to three years ard sx mouths
for swindlpg German euusrant, by peaas Of bogus
ticket A motion was made for new trial The Court
denied the mo.son and affirmed the Judgment Of the
Oyer and TermineY. AZ
TIE CASE OF MORTIMER SHAY.
The People s Mortimer SAoy-Ths prisoner In this
was convicted OF the murder Of John LesTy. motion
was made last week for trial. Notion denied, ana
Judgment affirmed.
The People james Bo,ren-NoaOn to dismiss appeal
denied. ~
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!
fon 5epSrs ith inst Absee0m bearing INV about mics
AR Eace as9ei R iS tsf!sf: sspSi davis
| BELOW.
Steamship Cahswea HAvana and New Orleans: ship Conf
| Wind u sunset n. light; weather hay.
Telegraph Marine Reports.
BOSTON. March 1.-THE bark o chsfee from Savannah
for Boston, went ashore Howes shoN Vineyard Sound
on Saturday night, blged, snd is full OF water.
NORFOLK, March l2-Bre Rebeccs Francis ashore the
mouth Of York River has been got off,
Schr Mediator In sailing from this port ran into sh; boat
| She put back again
sch Nayfower put In here with The loss of chains &c
Schr Matilda In her passage 70 this p, her ibeoo
anchor and clains, and experienced heavy weather.
schr Rattan having lost her bcwspr has pG. here for
repairs
H E.s. March a
SANDY HOOK March Il sruset-Stesmshp Cshavba FIR
oso * Ire ne r. a. rS ss
bar. anchored al the Spit bound out Wind Ne moderate
FORT LAEAYETTE, March IL. sunse.-ship sas>r Eow.
lard from CsIc9t. II tow Of the Yanlee c,pg the
N, light; weather hazy. '"'N
Misceuaneous.
Snip DEWITT CnSIos-Cap.ain Merritt rnierweEers
Agent has succeeded. with tie assistance OF two steam pumps
IN pumping her down feet and If the esber con-
tnued hne abe may have been got OF BY this bv the
wind should (, the NE prospect saving her are
aim q supposed as the only damage sustained
tho oss of her keel The wreckng schr Isadora Cap. Lip
pnco came from the ship yesterday WITH passengers and
sailors baggsge and quantity of her cargo.
BARR o CHAYrEE-Capt Crowell, OF ssesmst,o Cbess
peake at this port from Portland Sunday lh inst in Vine
yard Sound, bark o ChaAee Carlton from sa
yaunah for Bostoo with CARGO NJ co.,r :. L., 80 -
Ashore In Huskeget Channel but got and anchored In
faoms The vessel waa full of water Cant C-oxe
landed Tho captain and mate Of ihe o., E,,us, WI
The s.eamship Columbia Cam Berrr s,trad
Charleston making one Of her usus-Iv ,uck rs.ss. T
oslsns par'sr has h.als for paper. sdTasss Of he
New orisan. psper. broush hrou.s br de ne
which The exu-ess ran. IN ls.s han sorr d..
RI. Tas s.,o,,ns :. ~ 30, osa.aa
VIM RnEsn acsns ~ ~ = AZ SAasc; o. ietsee rom
Presden Of ne American insrsuce coe,nsnv ofProyence
na nss - ss iss I and
s a;I e. 1saS ss.dSs .ad a.. Ss
hc be.ch way tbs have dssdea s o dis
70 which Wi al i'n Ss Be- ssSss
TIE rs%aniDg go bss ths lower hold The Ksolsr w
s1 ' ~ w MT
getiDs her Of 'e' "'' we're OF
9 s.ss Essa from .yius Pr h H for New
Ss;s - 1ss essn s r.s rS ss &
s ss port Mas s, S.vos I sss and M :ss
vessel receive new suit Of sss, and wosld rsss bis
Sem ro.x f,cm Barbados for sa,,nore with ..r x.,.
ashore on the Middle Ground below The later port he
" e,ns 2, rns ms- No pas.saiA's.
Cape Henry been gotten Of By the Ns.1s BAKE aai
scns um UNION Marsh ,o-sos- Union or.
Warwick Bosom arrived las ngt. i. as:esa, WE loss q
ep sa Is c1.'n.
dsnce was seen rs inst, OF ssrnssss with s5boom gone
scHn TAs-ix Green from Newfoundland for Go.ces.er
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER GAL,
MONDAY, March 1916 2. NJ.

MONDAY, March 1916 z. NJ.
The bank statement OF to-day compares as fol-
lows with that of last week:-
Week eadirc Loans Specie Ctrculd.ion Deposits
March g. sips ol2 700 % 0s6 sl2 SlG6, U28 SOL
March To- l27 3o2 rs 1850 S4le.633 81 o2i ssS
Increase s2,2sO,o7s 36a,eo7 li577s
Dscresse l225632 -
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The Stock Exchange exhibited less vivacity this
morning than at the close on Saturday, and the
bears renewed their attacks on the market with
some prospect Of success. As the day advanced,
however, q better tone prevailed; but this was
again followed by reaction, and the market
closed dull. It was asserted this morning that the
Senate will recede from its ground on the tolling
question: and accept the bill passed by the House;
on the strength of this Central was sold down to
7s5 closing that bid agains, 7s bid at the close
Saturday. Missouris were very active; they ad-
vanced /, closing So bid, in spite of heavy bear
sales. All the Western shares were animated
Galena advanced /, then rested, and closed
SO; bid: Rock Island was higher in the morning,
but fell off afterward The amount Of outside bust
ness is steadily increasing, and the prospect of the
market good. The following were the closing quo.
ts.ions to-day Virginia G's, e4S 95 Missouri 6's
81 !; Canton, 20 /; Cumberland Coal preferred,
II /; Pacific Mail, 93i q Il N. Y. Central, 73A IL
Erie 81 /; Hudson River, 39i /; Harlem, Oh !;
do. preferred, 3li 4; Reading, AZ !; Michigan
Central 500 q 40; Michigan Southern and Northern
Indiana, "a a S; do. guaranteed, l7s I; Panama,
1894 4; Illinois Central GIG /; Galena and Chi
cago, sou a !; Cleveland and Toledo 20; !; Chica-
20 and Rock Island, "a a J.
The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this
morning were s2s,502 $3.50 a. and the balances
81 ,5II,IT SO.
The Rock Island road earned The frs. week in
March
1859.
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meeting was held at the Exchange to-day at
which the new scheme was discussed for the adop'
ton Of ll3o 4. N. 10 noon as the Change hours,
and the representation of all the various branches
Of trade in the Merchants Exchange at that hour
The project is viewed favorably, though twelve to
one would probably be more convenient hours for
most people.
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S HIP PIN NEW S.

ALMANAC xKw yoHx-rHIs pLy.
nycKe IS NOON sErs. morn
srN SITS. 0f EIGE ]
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ITATRIMONY MADE EAsY-OR. HOW 70 WIZ TRn
Ul ur6yipE love ard s cf.oos OF the opposite II
wb 70 Tarry rich and happily get his great s.cres With
the receipt you can vim sny one or nany Of Ae opposite
beArta desire Price rs
Lockwood, ". z. = -
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4 YOUNG GEyTr.INAv. AGKD q ENGAGED IN A
a uc tusjness his having rood edu
rat;cn would me 10 correspondence with YOUNG
lsdy q vesrs Of Of pleasing appearance AMI
education, with view 70 marmony Actress Mohawk
~ Y herald efnce.
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MATRIMONIAL.

4 GENTLEMAN THIRTY YEARS or AGE WEALTHY,
sar ser In this city q with young lady
or with view 70 mssrmcny. Address R. J. n, He
raid cfleA
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shin James Gussre irra7 LesAo,u via GisrAszr Feb
Phfps rxrerienced remarkably fre weather during
whole prs<are Arves of the Cxpes Of Delaware March T.
SINCE had f.avy -sies from SNw with ban,
and ,rcw. Feb Isl - a. II 30 pasj Frerca ship fslA
e Str.es ee-ng sk' i@n ~ y ~ i93r - srn Ssea 81
Ifnecar nsrt ses-trg 4 ftoSirg Ths sgu.i WI az
lctcS J. fr ac~gE
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MISCELLANEOUS.

ID p. p. ~ :.
l. 90 rARxs pRrrRrY PLAsrERs.
m. IHs1 mFAnf BfH!E1Ln. TnnN ANNIHILATg PAIN.
PAkk1 fhess delKhtfM Faesrs Yield readily 70 ID
rAJgNT roodou Of TIE body, absorb pernpirAdop, and
FDkun brow 81 ~ The o0ansive coeeuiated npurteg
rRiCKLY q tho Nsem. Thy shoula bs used is Al
ACE solD Consumption, Khe0matian, Fenss Weaknsn,
BY all 20 They retain thai! sctvs rroperiss when
DEALRRG other plasers usslen and where applied
,Tr% % pan cannot Cd. Iysry fa.alH sIouM llAvs
Samples sent By NAH, on receipt Of 8 ocn.A -
BARNES PARK, Is and u Park rov,
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pH10KLAYERg. ATTENTION II MASS MEETING OF
The BficsaycS Benevolent and Prosechve linton WIN be
he'd on Wednesday evening" March IL ct rord
Ball. No. seventh street, opposite Tompkius Market TO dis
cp The propxey Of TIE rse OF wages 10 sandsd v1:
attend Be there for 10 Of importance By order Of
j. CADY, Secretary. w, HOLT, PreaAept
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MAsONIC-HOPE LODGE NO. IA F. AND A. NJ
M The members Of this Lodge punctual
10 their attend at the regular communication this Tues
dav evening lHh inst At O'Clock P. NJ You also
moned meet A the lodge Of Hudson aud Cr
topher streets Wednesday, the lh ns at Il O'Clock
5e purpose OF payDg The last tribute Of respect late
NIXON HARRIS, sec'y. JOHN J. aoRXAN. xas.er
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-03-02
The OOOlie Trade.

According to recently published statements,
the Chinese Coolie Trade is nearly as afro
cious as the African Slave Trade. Some of
the unfortunate natives are cheated by false
promises, some deluded by pretended bar
gains, others seized while asleep in their
junks by night, or while at work in their
fields or gardens by day. Onoe in the power
of the dealers, they are tied hand and foot.
hurried of to barracoons, imprisoned there,
denied appeal to the authorities, or commu
nication with their friends, until enough are
collected to fill ship. Then they are crowd
ed sbetween decks,n hundred into space
not fit for ten, and shipped on . long voyage
through the China Sea, the Indian Ocean
and the Atlantic. Months are consumed on
the way, during which they are decimated by
disease and famine. Without light, without
fresh air, without exercise, without sufficient
food or drink, without room to move about,
without care or kindness, they are dying
daily. The dead re..hoisted up through the
hatchway and tossed overheard, the misera.
BILE survivors landed to end their lives in i'll
paid drudgery on foreign soil.
If these are facts, and there seems to be
but too much reason to fear they are, Grea,
Britain owes it to herself and to the world
to take prompt action for the suppression oil
traffic carried on by her own subjects, whict
differs but in degree, and that hardly for the
better, from the French stApprentice Sys.
tenn" and the American Slave Trade.-[Al.
bany Jour.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-03-02

6VMen praise what they do not under
stand. A Dutchman says, 81 will tell Won
such Ia the powers Of de shakspeer, that /
vunce saw de plays acted In Anglish Ian.
gnish, ia Holland, where der vas not yun
person in all de house but myself could on
derstand it; yet there vas not . persons in
all dat house but vas in tears, dat is, all cry
ing, blowing de nose, and weep very mouch,
couldn't understand Won word OF de play,
yet Ill weeping. Such vas de powers Of de
Ehakspesr.p
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-03-02

PRErRRREp "DK WooDs."--A descendant
OF Ham, preaching to an assembly OF the
colored population OF the South, not long
since, s'summed up" his discourse in the fol-
lowing style:
"My brederen, dis am de conclusion oh be
whole matter; dar am but two roads--one
road leads down to dat lake which burns wild
fre and beeswax, and de oder one leads
straight NJ e as.:::..:c-- A.a so-, My
brederen, which OBJ de roads will you take?''
In response to the inquiry, an "old veteran y
who had been listening with mouth and eyes
open, exclaimed sPlease yer honor, Brnd-
der Jones, dsr amt no choice in dem roads
wen oabrol blows his horn, dis chils take
to do poods I"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-03-02

9Our Mississippi valley 10 destined to
become the garden Of the world, but dead
weight on its population is the miasm which
engenders bilious diseases all over it. Could
an absolute antidote be found to the malaria
which exhale frem its marshes, it 10 impossi-
Bile TO over estimate the consequences to our
prosperity. We congratulate our fellow citi-
gems and fellow sufferers around US, on the
announcement, important If true, that DIR. j.
9. Aver, the celebrated medico Chemist OF
the East, has discovered just such an anti
dose-his "AouE CuRE" which is supplied al
price that can exclude no one from ito BEN
ehts, and that is said to cure Fever and Ague
and kindred diseases, to amoral certainty
Family Visitor, Memphis.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-03-02
LaxasIattya.

A letter from Dss Moines, dated the 9th,
says the judicial Committees are through
with the OWL Code, and havs reported about
100 amendments, but that none Of them win
mar the symmetry OF the Code. The Crimi-
nal Code will be reported in few days.
The Supervisor bill will doubtless pass
both houses in some shape.
A bill in reference TO Eads' securities has
been introduced, and will pass.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-03-02

aT Hon. I. W. Newman, Speaker of the
Tennessee Senate, has resigned the Office,
and started for Washington to face charges
against him OF defrauding Government by
means OF forged land claims, which charges
be pronounces slanderous and malignant,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-03-02
Missouri Legislature.

81. LOUIS, Feb. 70.
The called session Of the Missouri, Logis-
lature, which met yesterday 1t Jefferson City
to take action on the railroad bills, organ
iSed this morning by tho election Of Christ
ian Kribben, Of ST. Louis, a. Speaker Of the
House.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-03-02

VIcrIMzRD.-The Muscatine Journal was
victimized slightly, few days since, by a
fellow calling himself DR.. j. III. Knowlton,
who proposed to lecture on aphysicology and
mesrismO
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-03-02
Republican National Convention.
TIME FOR HOLDING III CHANGED.
At Chicago, Hay 18th.

ALDAHT, Feb. rs.
The question OF the propristy of changing
the time Of holding the Republican National
Convention having been submitted to the
msmbsrs of the Republican National Com
mittse, and their views having been commu-
nicated BY letter, IL 10 determined in accord
ancs with the wishes Of majority thereof
thst the said Convention be hsld on Wsdnes-
day, the 10th day OF May, next. Signed,
EDWIN d. MORGAN, Ohm. Il
WIN. ID. UHAm. Eec'y.
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BRoHrNE In DIPTHSRrA.--The French peri
odicsl, pArt Medical, says that Bromine
has been used successfully in diptheria, both
as prophylactic and remedy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-03-02
AUDITORS oPFIcE IOWA.

b6e mOiNk8s FGDs H. lS0U. 4
TT rs HEREBY CERTIFIED, That On the Ind
i day Of February, 1850, . sworn statement vas
1lsd In this ONCE, showing the condition Of the
LAMAR Fire Insurance Company, located At
New York City, In the State Of New York. ON the
Arst day Of January, 1860, in accordAnce with the
provisions OF Act of the General Assembly Of
the State Of Iowa, entitled IAN Act In relation to
Insurance CompAniss," approved January 18th,
1857, and m Act amsadstory thereto, approved
February 9th, 1855 thst ssd statement shows that
said Company Ia possessed Of the requisite amount
u capital, and invested ~ required by law.
Authority 10 therefore given to the above named
Company TO transact business Of Insurance In this
State, In accordance with the laws thereof, until
thu 3lst day Of January, A. d. 1861
1t 10 also certified, that W. l.. WOOD,
Of Ksokak, has been duly appointed by said Com
pAny thslr lawful Agent and Attorney for the
County Of Les, with full power 70 take risks Of
Insurance therein, and to Acknowldgs service Of pro-
CESS, - provided by law, their Hiing with the
Clerk OF the District Court In and for said county
. certified copy Of the statement ON nle in this
Office.
its further certified that the attached is true
and correct copy OF the said stat ement.
-- In xEsrIHoHY WHEREOF / have hereunto
Is ) set my hand and a6hxed my seal of once,
~ this 11st day Of February, 1850.
J. w. cATrELL,
Auditor OF State.