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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-23
STATES OF AMERICA,
u DISTRICT CT Iowa tss.
UNITED SraTEs MARsHaL's OFFICE,
KEoKUK. Dec. 70. 1851. (
ppnrI ANATrnN IN ADNIRAITy

PROCLAMATION IN ADMIRALTY.
hereby give notice that by virtue If ant OF
rest and opsien issued Of the Office the Clerk
the United States District Court in and for the District
Of Iowa and directed In the following cause to
~it George " Onion, mariner and libellant AGAINST
the steam boat sDesoo her engines, machine y furni
tur- tackle and spparel in civil and maritime for
demand Of contract for wsgesthree hundred and sew
enty dollars did the 2eh day Of December 1864 II
Montfse landing the Mississippi River In the county
Of Lee and State " lows In said ssrct Of Iowa.
and take in my poesea ion for sse custody and do
detsin the alb described steamboat aD~soto her ma
chinery furniture engines, tackle and APT arr and
hereby also give public notice THAI the time assigned r
the return OF said Is Tuesday the It'll day
February, les, and hereby sdmonsh and mons al
pepos claiming any interest In steam
boat sDssotas or her engine, machinery. fnrnitHs,
tickle and apparel Knowing having anything 70
sav vhv tho sans sborld not b. condemned and sd
answsr tho dsmand Of sail beant that they be and
ps hsSsve fAe aid District Count for the S0uthesn n
yisiou e thu frfct Of Iowa d return term TO BE- -
run and hoden ~ aid district Court room, on fresday
thu eh day Of febfuaxJ, q Keokuk Iowa. In said DE-
trct, on TIE IaSt named asy. to-~it Tnssy, the tn
ay ii February IS. = when aud where sid caHsa viii
be heard then aud there to inierpose thr claims and
4n.wer said libel end make their alterations IN that b.
NJ n. n. HOxlE U. sM.
1ssR-1os NH1uI20WsD 0a0.
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sT The a Or manufacturers of Daven
port and Rock Island have reduced The
price Of -four one dollar per barrel.
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"A hundred English factory girls re-
Gently arrived At Lawrence, MsssachuseIt,,
their passage from the old country having
been paid BY the Lawrence Mills Com la
nv
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rxThe Phoenix Insurance Company's
statement will be found in our paper to
day. This is an old and reliable com.
pany. VIM. Falton is the agent 10 this
CITY,
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Votes in Oregon are taken viva vdoe
A bill recently introduced into the Leais
laiurs to abolish ihismode, aud substitute
the ballot, was rejected.
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- Rev. G r Mcmillan, President
Of the uoion Seminary Al Xsnia, Ohio.
died last week. He Vas one OF the best
Il scholars and men.
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D0-A poor girl in Maine lost her wa,
during snow storm, receptly, and per
ished within few steps of her IA her,
door.
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MANHOOD,
HOW LOST HOW RESTORED |!

just Published, in sealed enrsacpe. Pyiss, Sir Osts
Lecture on the Nature, Trsatm mt and Radical Gus .
OF Sperm ,torrh9a, Seminal Weakness. 1nvonntaiy
Emissions sexual Debility and Impedimepts Marrsgs
gen rally: Nervousness, Consumption, Epepsv, snd
Iits; Mentsl and PHI steal Incapscity resulting from
Abas- xc. By RoBr- J. CULvsRwELL n. D., author
of the Green Book, &C.
. Been 10 = heusanas ~ AuGfeFers.ss
Sent under seal, In plain envelope to any address
most raid receipt OF six cent or TIVE postage sfAMps
nv DR u c. KLfaK III Bowery New York, Post Once
BY 45S6 jsn20-dAw 3m
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l>OR SALE-2O feet south ride Of

lNOR SALE-3O feet south ride OF
Main street between ID and Sd: 20 feet and story
house, containing fur dwell inss and two good
rooms ~ith cellar and csterD, Fixtures In the
house. paved aud mscsdamized @th street, between
NAN and Blondean--now occupied, and doing the 81
the city in thsr line Price co., part
iowu and p,rt on lime Il will accommodate fami
e with dwelling and stores, and will be sold 70
suit If desired.
two story house Exchange street, opposite the
Methodist Church. rooms, cistern and cellar Price
$500 Alto story brick with rooms and cistern
two squares from the msrkt 9Th street. Price
T0o All the above property will pay ten per cent on
the invt stment. -
Missouri LAcps-I viii sell or exchange for Mis-
lands the following property at low prices Bu
aess lnt 20 feet hy so 4t street between Main
md Dondeau-the best Stand OF from Main str. Five
Of land situated u miles from the Court House
in the addition Of this city, well adapted for vine
yard Also well located city lots In old limits
suitable dwellings Address, giving description d
lands. J. L. CURTIS,
jan5-ilm Keoknk, Iowa.
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Manufactured are developing on u Z
Psci6c Coat. In Oregon City The sdl-
Gee for IN extensive WOODEN factory y
Eoisg up.
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uAcAy,s MAGNoLlA BaLm.

This il the most delightful and extraordinary article
ever discovered III changes the sun burnt face and
han l. 10 peariy satin texture Of rsy}bng beauty i'm
parting marble parity Fl youth and ths Dsstsagn<
,esranee inviting In the cty beiie 81 asassou IL re-
tan, reckie pmples and rougte-s from the sk
l.xyng the complexion fr.sh transparent and la
II contains no material injurious the skin Patronized
Nv Actresses and Opera singers ii what every lady
should have. Sold ese,yS here.
Prepared by ". y. HAGAh, Troy, y. 7.
Address all orders 10
DEMAs BARNES CO., New York
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HAIR DYEl HAIR DYE!
diseases Of the Nervous

~ SemtUal, " Ptnary aud Sci nal ~ -
S-new and reliable treatmentin reports of the
Iow4ap tssocfATiosSeni by mail IN sealed letter en-
ss.ees freeoi charge Address DR. skill iiouaHTuN
Toward Association. No. Sonth Ninth Street Phedel
.hia pa .rrlAk~1v
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Cincinnati Market.

81 5oS 5, and Y family IS Il according Co Ss t to
@ bs upePue sao Iie 'nss mer
OC 200 do extra at 81 So 200 do ats7 IS, and 100
brs family at SO so.
+, WHEAT-.The market opened with fair local
demand for fair to prime red at 81 60t g. but clos
red, buyers not offering over 81 55 There isn9thing
sales were g. 100 bush fair red Wheat at 81 ST. 1900
do prilue at 81 80, and 900 do at 81 g.
CORN--Ihereis but little perfectly sound offered.
Large quantities OF damaged are offered at prices
ranging from IS to &c according to amount of dam
age sustained.
nG 94Ts fIS% 5Sl %edorqtS demand S 9fs @
500 do AZ G7e; and GOO do at Csc. -.
BARLEY-sl 10 is the outside price for primo Fall.
,SEED-Smalllots from store bring SIS go. TIM
Othy and Flax are unchanged and dull.
4WIlISKY-The market is quiet, and tho sales arc
confined to 4Obrls at 81 20, and % do at $90S.
= SPRO ROVlSl0NS-Ther was demand for mess
aud refused $50 brs country sold Mt S27 G0G27 50.
After the news from New York, the feeling less
firm, and tho market closed quiet Bulk meats are
dull, at l3c and l1c for Shoulders and Sides, lot
Of the latter, slightly back-strpped, was offered at
l3e loose. Lard was not asked for though is held
WITH great tirmness. No demand 81 Importance for
GR0CERIES-The market is more buoyant, and
prices have stfcned up some, but there has been
qgoah5lSs !ebangS We quote fair to choice io Goi-
prime Porto Rico bard refined, 2O@2lc; and New
Orleans MOassesS al 20 per gallon.
BUTPER- Tho choice grades continue scarce, and
with good demand the market rules steady at 3O9
3ic. thelatter rato for small packages Of choice.
CHEESE-A continue steady market, at2l@22c
for Western Reserve and Hamburg.
EGGS-The receipts are increasing, and with only
a moderate demand the market rules firm at 20 y
22c per dozen, shippers count.
HA1-The market continues dull at 500 00SD25 90
per ton for loose and tight pressed.
FRTlT-Greon Apples are rather dull, at SIS oOGD
o 90 per brl for prime Eastern. Dried Apples con-
tinue dull, and prices are nominal.
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CIeveInud,, mnrIxe,,l


FiFI0URLS LSalesl2O bbs choice Ky wlKitdInaiana
at - 25 1856 bbs choice Xxx red at 50 OOa SO bbs do
do ut &s 25 5fdslIi ~ = 'T,efi Ia 80 Wv
= WlEAT---No sales reported Receipts good. Il
GOkN--Sales OF 400 bush shelled from store at50c
nAI,S-,Sales of Gears from store at e0c. siF
RYE-@N1 sales. VAT IT = NO 10 .41ot
BARLEY-Dull and nominal at 81 OO9l l5y ac-
cording TO quality. .,it,.,I - ..,-1T =. ~ .
p PQRk.-Market steady and demand better Sales
40 bbls No. ] city packed mess at $25 co. .4
LARD-,Declined lc. Sales 5000 lbs city rendered
at 2Ol12lc in tierces and kegs. t ,, n w
SMOKED MEATS-SIa firm and more active
sales Qf. 1000 lbs canYsssed; sugar cured Hsms
COmst0ck' brand at 23c; 1000 lbs umcanvassed do
DO at 3c 1000 lbs Shoulders at lie: 1000 lbs Dried
Beei az iSg l9c for uncanvassed and canvassed.
BuTTER-Sales bblS good roll ut le@9l9c
CHEESE-firn and unchanged at 22323c for
Western Reserve dairy. GI0 T.rI-'l =" nv
EGGS-The demand hardly so active and market
quiet. Sales bbls at 20c. e-I .'.-I-'.-t- I
HlGHWlNES-Dul and inactive 50 10.
.ALCOIl0l--Iied at 81 1904 38 for gS per cent
Neutral Proof Spirits So 1902 35. 6-T- rs
POTATOES-.Sound qualities Peach Blows is in
moderate demand at Soc II
SEEDS-Sales % bush Clover at Sl4 so: GO bush
Timothy at SO IS. ~. ..,., ~. -
LAKE. FlSH-White Fish and Pickerel lower.
WhiteGsh. half bbls, SO o.; Pickeral Ss 5O Trout,
half bbls, IS so; Herring So so per half barrel.
MALT-}arley Malt held at 81 20 per bushel.
ALE AND P0RTER-Yery firm. Present use
AA Ale, $40 Stock N8X, Sl1 009l2'O0; Kennett
$ll co. Pale Cream Sil 90; Porter $if 90. Half
and quarter barrels in proportion. 'ja'
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MEETING oF1THE SCHOOL BoARD-ELEc-
TIoN OF PRESIDENT AND SECRETARY.-The
new Board Of Education of this city held a
meeting last night, in the High School
Building on Broadway, and organized for
theaensuihg year, by electing Joseph Sub
livant, Of the Third Ward, President, and
S. w. Andrews, Of the Ninth Ward, Secre-
tary. After many, ballotings for Treasurer
the Board adjourned without making a
choice. The vote stood--E. f. Bingham,
4; Ii. T., Chlttenden, A; Frederic Ficser, l..
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THE COURTS.
Traverse Jurors for the District Court
Grand and Petit Jurors for the
COurtOf Common Pleas.

The following is the list of the traverse
jurors drawn for the next term of the
District Court for this county, commencing
Oh Saturday, May 6: ta#a E..4 AH
- /. d. w. Brooks, Montgomery township.
2. Theodore Leonard, Montgomery town
ship.v > ~ 2efasae.gA gAss3 ,.,'>.
8. VIM. A.Platt, Montgomery township.
4. John Neddy, Montgomery township.
V s., David Price, Montgomery township.
6. SIS. Edwards, Montgomery township.
7NRobert Livingston, Montgomery town
ship. 5 54 +, s5ll -. "a
Z 8. WIS. Shrum, Clinton township.
8. Daniel Wolf miltontownship.
10. Thomas Deems, Franklin township.
IL. William Williams, Hamilton township.
H. Mckee Thompson, Truro township.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Z The following are the Grand and Petit
Jurors drawnf for the next termof the Court
of Common Pleas for this county, COM
mencing Monday, May %: Fa
as t# GRAND JURORS.
j. James Pinney, Sharon township.
g Charles Mitchell, Washington town.
ship. a 7TF~T CNyfrs vryyr
3. Henry Long, Madison township.
4. James Matthews, Montgomery town
ship. -.
8. j. v. Armstrong, Norwich township.
n 6. A.W. Mccoy, Montgomery township.
7. David Taylor, Montgomery township.
s. JIG. Howard, Montgomery township.
8. Horace Spring, Blendon township.
10. Abraham Lehman, Madison township.
II. Henry Ridenour Mitflin township.
y. Moses Davis, Washington township.
10. Noah Orr, Washington township. lrh
Ia. Davis Kinnaird, Prairie township.
10. Uriah Lathrop, Montgomery township.
- PETIT JURORS.
l. VIM. Beer Madison township. s ae
2. MA. Hoyt, Sharon township. a.b
8. Harvey Colt, Montgomery township.
4. Henry X. Beeson, Montgomery town
ship. go. g
5. David Beers, Jr. Mifllin township.
8. A. G. Headley, Montgomery township.
z. John Kramer, Miiflin township.
b, 8. Alex. White, Jackson township.
7 0. G.. S. Iendren, Madison township.
Z, 10. Philip Esper, Montgomery township.
II. Joseph Quinn. Montgomery township.
II. Samuel Barr, Truro township.
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THE OITY.
Attempted Escape OF prisoners.

Attempted Escape of Prisoners. n.
On Tuesday night, six prisoners confined
In the southern range of cells in the county
jail attempted to effect their escape. They
had obtained, BY some means as yet I'M
knowns sahahdsaw, two steel saw knives, q
1ue, and other. implements. Commencing
carly in the evening, they dug through the
brick partitions dividing the cells, holes
large enough to crawl through, one at a
time. They began their operations by
penetrating through the partition between
the secondhand third, cells, reckoning from
the east end Of the range. The. partition
betwdenthe first and second cells, being
CONSTRUCTED Of granite, they did not Of
course attempt to dig through. On this
account, prisoner by the name Of Clark,
confined In The first csll, was unableto par
ticipate in the operations going onin the
other cells. Z. .g'E .S5kMy iH III
Having ugthfough five partitions be-
tween cells, the six prisoners obtained in4
gress into the main western cell. The iron
grated door to this cell they had partially
sawed ,off,, intending to swing the upper
part open'o on theupper hinge, and thus pass
through the opening into the western hall.
From this hall they doubtless calculated to
make theirsways by. means of the stove
flue, or in some other mode, through the
outer wall into the yard, and thus make
goodstheir escape. egYv Il s,.,s f-, ~
Forthnately,4the operations were, dis
covered between nine and ten o'clock in the
evening, by the vigilance Of those in charge
of the Jail, and their further proceedings
suspended. The six prisoners were placed
inthedungeoh and yesterday morning were
heavily ironed. Workmen were yesterday
engaged in repairing the breaches made in
the cell partitions, and, in making other re-
pairs.
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CITY ITEMS.

CARE SATISFIED.'-The American
people as a class are predisposed to diseases
ofthe head, throat and lings--the skill of
most eminent physicians has been bafled
in attemps to cure Catarrh, which if al
lowed to run on until it has assumed its
worst form, will surely end in Consump-
tion, which is FNCURABLE ;.if however
DIR. d. H. Seelye's Liquid Catarrh Remedy
is faithfully used, all who Know by expert
ence are satisfied speedy and permanent
cure will be effected. apr19-d1w
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-04-20

IT'S HARD BUT T's EAsY.--lIard to escap'
breathing into the system the poisonous
malaria that joyous spring brings in its
train, and which turks like u deadly SER
pent in this paradise of seasons. But it is
easy to neutralize this poison-removc this
deadly serpents sting and avert the conse-
quences-sickness and death-by a timely
use of Pinkerton's Wahoo and Calisaya Bit
tiers. They never fail to do it. fia ler'
apll2-d2w .. ...... .. F..
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
A SINGLE BOX OF BRANDRETh,s

A SINGLE BOX OF BRANDRETH,S
PILLS contains more vegetable extractive matter
than twenty boxes of any pills in the world besides;
6fty-fvo hundred physicians use thom in their prac-
tico to the exclusion of other purzatives. The first
ctter Of their value is yet scarcely appreciated.
When they are better known sudden death and con-
tinued sickness will be of the past. Let those who
know them speak right out in their favor. 1t is
duty which will save life. .siuek d ,-a
ourrace are subject to a redundancy of vitiatsd
bile at this season, and it is dangerous as il ia
arevalentbbut Brandreth's Pills afford m inYalua-
BILE and efficient protection. By their occasional use
we prevent the collection Of those impurities. which
when in sufficient quantities. cause SO much dar ger
TO the body's health. They soon cure liver complaint.
dyspepsia loss Of appetite pain in the head heart
barn, pain in the bFeast-bone sudden faintness and
costveness Sold by allfespectabIe dealers in med
icfnes. iibE,s A -e 4sAsdi fffH ttnoh34-d&wlm
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For sale.

A bushes of 100000, together with stock
of Clothing and Furnishing Goods will be
sold on reasonable terms. Apply to &C.
Adams & Co, No. 1856 Union Block, Colum-
bus, o. u
Satisfactory reasons given for sale. -a
feb25-dtf
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w 81 W. w n, a., es.

BENEFIT OF Mrs. BRADsHAws-Ever since
this lady has been upon our boards, she has
vbeeni steadily, but tinobtfusively 0wihning
golden opinions from the public, for the nat
uTalness, fheskiIla talent witbwllchshe
Tbas,personated the different characters as
1Isigned her.al lTo-night'she takes aibenefit
and offers an attractive bill She should l,t
have crowded house, as her sterling quail
ities, as an actress and lady, richly merit.
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THE City Yesterday, the day
ofthe funeral of our late President at Wash
ington, was observed in our city in manner
befltting the solemn occasion. There was
very little business done, and but few per-
sons were to be seen on the streets. Be-
tween II Al and 3 p. NJ, in accordance
with resolution passed at the meeting of
citizens on Tuesday evening, public, and
private offices, stores, banks and other
places of business were generally closed.
= During the same hours, the city bells were
tolling. At noon minute guns were fired
in the vicinity of the Capitol. Religious
services, corresponding to the sad and
mournful event, were held in various parts
of thecity- Everything betokened- a deep
and all, peryading sorrow.
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COLUMBUS, Ono, April, 1865,

JOHN A. ELLsLER, JR, Esq.-Sh: The
undersigned having just appreciation of
your efforts to cater to the amusement of
our citizens, and feeling that those efforts
should receive some special mark of appro-
baton at our hands, we beg leave to tender
you Complimentary Benefit, to take place
at such time, before the close of the present
season, as may be most convenient to your
self.
BY the acceptance of our offer, and the
naming OF asuitablc time for the testimo-
nial. Won will 0hlirn
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The QUADRUPLE CoMBINATIoN.-G. f.
Bailey q Co.'s Quadruple Combination of a
grand circus, ali extensive menagerie, per-
forming elephants and a gigantic hippopot-
anus, will be exhibited in this city on
Wednesday and Thursday of next week.
This will be one of the finest and most varied
exhibitions of equestrianism and of curiosi-
ties from the animal Kingdom ever pre-
sented in this city.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-04-20

STREET FIeHr.-Two notorious females
got into o street brawl or fight last evening,
at the corner of High ana State streets.
Before any serious wounds were inflicted,
Detective Parry arrested the twain, and
took them to the calaboose, followed by a
retinue Of men and boys. : - ~. -,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-04-20

THE cotEf-MARTIAL On Monday, Cap
tain Mcpherson, of the sSth o. v. l., was
Q brought before the Court Martial in session
ilatl Tod Barracks, charged With disobedience
to orders; and on Tuesday, Private John
Brady was arraigned before the same tri-
bunal, on the charge Of conductJprejddicial
to good order and military discipline. Both
cases were closed with determination OF
single witness in each. The Court was
not in session yesterday, but will be this
forenoon. aaaii {a9i, '5o'i ,, q . na't i1,i,ey
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PRESENT TO MRS. ELLsLER.-Since the
magnificent benefit given TO Mrs. Efie
Ellsler on Monday night, we learn that she
was that, evening made the recipient OF a
beautiful Diamond Ring, presented by her
friends and admirers. This testimonial of
esteem and high appreciation of the merits
.aof the recipient Of the gift, was made by
friends and citizens, who have known her
as an accomplished actress andan estimable
lady since her first appearance on the
boards in our city.,biH ..,..-.a ..n.. ..-r
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Jos. DowDALL, Secretary.

IA THE CoNcERT ATsNxuaHroN HALE- The
lovers of choice vocal and instrumental mu-
sic should secure their tickets to the Grand
Concertof the great ylolinist, Camilla Urso,
by applying at the music store OF Messrs
,Seltzer Dresel & Co, on State street. Re-
member the first Of the two concerts takes
place on Saturday evening.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-04-20

The HIBERN1coN.- CThursday)
evening is the last advertised exhibition of
the Hibernicon, a Tour ipIreland.. It,is an
exhibition that from its novelty and its
combination of grand and beautiful Irish
scenery with irish songs melodies, wit and
humor, has been exceedingly successful.
4 The opportunity tonight for enjoying its
pleasing and charming varieties, should be
improved.
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For Sale.

cEyERAL HOUSES AND LOTS ON
y Front street, between Broad and State streets
and one on Front between Town and Richstreets.-
For particulars. inquire of ,o,x ,,onu
Office Of L. NJ, CD G. X. r. Shops.
Columbus, o. February 4th. 1865. Ifeb6-d3m
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rIsWO BRICK HOUSES, AND LOTS,
! III on East Rich Street also, one + RAME HOUSE
and lot, desirably situated. " 't''fTf" 81
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FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.

ok HOUSES AND LOTS, SMALL
y Tenements. convenient to business, and cheap.
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Foreign News.

II Hnnn r0rSiSn News.
\ Nfw E9RY, April ID The steamer Per
| sia has arrived IRON Liverpool April 9Th
and QueepstQWn 9hy
,n ThFepes3t55eplIce ps3 5pp at PetergbpEg%as SBat-
Paris boursequiet. Rcntes- -e7f soc.--1
L1vERpooI, April .-Cotton market clos
ed tlrmaadvnchauged. n r vwnywyaI
QbEESsrowN, April 9.AMr. Gobdefi WAS
tHs buried p9stle An Proceedings es solemn and
In the House of Commons on the 9TH,
Lord ElcfiO moved for theeerrespondence
relativeto the proposed Canadians deIenses.
lie deprecated; ;theIerection Of the deiS Snses,
which could only have the effect of, invit-
ing. Americans to make Canada a battle
The policy of fortification was question
ed by several speakers, but the,duty,ofIth the
British Government to defend Canada Mas
generally cy9pceded,, Ministers OPPOSED the
pr9dqctlons Of papers pending the coDfer-
enee with the delegctiOn appointed By the
Canadian Government TO- donfer with the
Imperial rGoveinment and shortly expcct-
ed inp England. Finally the motion was
withqrawp,1YQnrtheI following day Elcho
asked as to the approaching conference
with the Canadian deputation. Cartfwell
said. four members Of the Cahadian Coupcil
were expected to confer with the Govdrn-
ment, The result Of the Conference win be
promptly communicated and nothing will
be done about the country without tile full
knowledge and consent of Parliament.
PORTLAND, April 9.-The steamer Bel
giap, from Liverpool 9Th, and Londonderry
7th, has arrived.
English funds buoyant and Advancing
United States 5-20s improved closed at 81
and steady A disposition to take Illinois,
Central shares, Which remain very iirIn at.
6l1a. .., I
MELBOURNE, Feb. 23.-War has recon-
menced in New Zealand, and the British
troops had suffered considerable loss.
The plague continues at st. Petersburg.
Total cases 10000, and deaths 1000. The
cases average 100 day. ,.. .,,s.-. !
LIvERpooL,' April 8.4-The Times of to-
day has another editorial throwing cold
water on the Canadian defenses.