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LATER FROM EUROPE,
Arrival of the Peruyian-Importan
Foreign Summary.

PORTLAND, Monday, January 30.-Thc steamship
Peruvian, from Liverpool. arrived here this p. M,
at9 O'Clock. She was detained By the fog sixteen
asatday morning, the 21st
GaAAT Bs1IA1S-Messts. 6ch1tleld and Bright
hao been addressing their constituents at Blrming-
ton Of the American Goyernmcnt to terminate
tec'1doslty treaty. and place gunboata on the
taAes: mln leeo1d to non-fnteIvention, he said
91 ne Ta 1ot piepated to join In the policy which
i~ht inisf ~, 0eGslook the injuries one nation
Mf. BRIGHT e1patiaied on the tdumphs Of tho
sa.1 II p9ltcy ,a British politics.
no more be pnt to eleep TN the negro Question
IN the American Congress. for, ajthoupf T. w.s
always vo!ed great bore and not to 6e talked
abou AsEsa t9 3dr3H n9% IN IN deadly CONFLICT win
dafly gaining freedom. Mr3Bi{sht nssd nanV INV
The franchise. he pointed to the order and tran r.
guilty with which millions voted at the iate
affairs. be said be abstained from any obscryations
on that sad and mournfm revolution which was
taksng place.
address IN Scotland on The American question.
lie eulogized Mr. Lincoln and was emphafically ID
favor oi The North. BE had perfect confidence In
the ability Of the North to bring the question to
must satisfactory solution.
for army cloihing for the rebels have been exc
cntcd Ii Liverpool. Lately 70 LOO uniforms we're
made for the rebel artillery.
FRAScE-A duel took Place recently At Bois DO
Gently made Duke dc Montmorenci, and II. Ia
nochefecould Duke de 0ndenate. 0ne Q! them IL
plaintiff In pending suit to prevent inc lofmef
assuming the MontmoEenci title. TheT fought
waa wourded In ,he arm, and hostilittes stopped.
Count pcrccord also received slight wound.
The Boutse was firm. Rentes 67f. aoc- The
, 1865-01-31

The California Petroleum Company.
We give elsewhere the announcement Of
this great enterprise, accompanied as it is BY
names that will widely attest its reliability
and attractiycness. a leading New York re-
ligious journal says oft: "Those who wish
to invest In this class Of securities need not
hesitate q moment where to place their mon
ey. Here is 4 good, honest, reliable concern ;;
one which, in our judgement, will pay"
In the summer Of 1864, Prof. sillimln ex-
amined this property, and says:
"The property covers IN area Of Is, 900
eighteen thousand) AcRA IN ONE BODY, ON
WHICH THERE ARE ATPRESENT At LEAST TWEEN
TT NATURAL OH. WELLS, SOME OF THEM OF
THE LARGEST s1zE. THE OIL Is STRUGGLING TO
TO THE SURFACE At EVERY AVAILABLE POINT,
and ia running away down the rivers for miles
and miles. Artesian wells will be fruitful
along double line Of thirteen miles, say for
at least twenty-five miles in linear extent.
The ranch is IN old Spanish grant, Of four
leagues ofland, lately confirmed, and Of per-
fect title. 1t has, as said, about eighteen
thousand acres In 1t Of the finest land,
watered by four rivers, and Measuring in d
right line, In all nearly thirteen miles. As O
ranch. 1t is splendid estate: BUT IT'S
VALUE IS IT'S ALMOST FABULOUS
WEALTH IN THE BEST OF OIL.'
, 1865-01-31
FROM CAIRO AND BELOW.
News from n1.Arknn1as, Memphis, Mis-
hlkefpPfs Mobile, mexico and New
Orleans.

Especial Dispatch TO the Chicago Tz1bune.1
CAIRO, Monday, Jan. 80.
~ tile steam0r Marble City ne have Memphis
dispatches and papers OF the 18th. The feet
which went up Arkansas river to Fort Smith, re-
Gently, with commlssary raorcs. met with dlsas-
ter, two Of them, the Chippewa and annie Jacobs,
were captured and burned at White Oak Shoals
The other two were badly damaged but escaped to
Fort Smith. The details are neagrc and the names
Of the bouts which escaped unknown Thin
report was brought from Little Rock to Memphis
By the steamer Rosc Hambleton.
The ]. J. Cadoft was captured near Pine Bluff
and stripped Of bedding, furniture, dc. Before
being released I'LL her crew and passengers Here
robbed Of money and clothing.
The bulletin says that gentleman Just from
Grcnada. Miles,, states that there are At that place
killed, as was supposed, With Others at Fort PHI
low, employed In the rebel Quartermabtcr and
Other dePa5t%ents, and are rsty closely Watched
as Provost Marshal Gencral and ordered to re-
port for duty to Brig. Gen. Veatch:
Br1e. Gen. Chc1atn bus assumed the command
The steamer Mssenta, Capt, Smigller. Clerk,
n. D. CondiG, with New Orleans files to afternoon
Of 24th. has just reported here.
Orleans by descrtcrs from the Confedcra!cs states
that TINT place had been cvacuated is probably
the monitor Sumter Was sunk at Charleston on
Z, the 16ln.
Other desc1ters, bringing Mobile dates Of the
1sth say the cityi; ready, like the ripe fruit to
fall into the Federal 1ap BY gentle shaking. Per
contra they n1:o state that General Johnston Is
hatening with ali his force to its defense.
The Mobile Tribune says there Ii -four enough
In Mobile to last six months.
The Fl Aoto Moreno Of the 18th inst, publish
edia MatamoEas, has the following from official
information received by Gen. Mejfn Leon
THAT Gen. Ga!yese In command Of the imperial
tosces had defeated the rebel force at Lacoiulam
On the 9Th inst, and had taken possession Of Cal
avoowah arsenal, CeIoyns and Seacatal. Col.
CahEnlo hE assault, took possession Of
Chepulterec, Magnafena, Masda1ena
and Setcst"l. The. enemy is sisted to have been
2.WQ strong. The Imperial loss amounts to eleven
killed and Ave wounded. Over two hundred Of
the enemy, with their officers, surrendered; 800
nuskets. 1,ND Cannon cartzidcee, 1000 balls, car
ttrideee, hospital stores, one printing Office, 200
months provisions were captured. Gen. Lopez
reports to General Mega that he had overtaken
tlr enemy ,000 s:9on;a at Polo Blaueo and, after
slo1r engagement routed them completely,
leaving thirty Killed on the ground. The Impc.
z,a1 force lost three killed and fifteen wounded
General Lopez expected to reach Pied Ran Me-
nIaE Gn the 11EtulL
, 1865-01-31

Vienna Press asserts that the relations bctwee1
Austria and fussfa continue e1eclieni, 5at never
tAeiess Austria is Determined u NlLoola" Ifou
the alliance rather than permit Rnssla 10 annex
Tie Madrid Na.tcos asserts TIN. Spain will de-
Mand 1.l II from On Peru IN indemnity 1t,oa or l'o"'o"
s0sfp@e ri set ene!sesay il he
letter f. published without the authority Of the
lrA1T.-1t Is rumored that Russia and the Pope
hare quarreled over the cncycl1cai letter. H. DC
sorhgea had communicated toa Antoneli tue res.
against The encyciical letter. a complete rupture
! bad occurred between Cardinal Da9drea and the
Pope. The Cardinal vas summoned to Rome to
answer to rcbel1ious language, under penalty Of
being deprived Of tue emolunents Of his rank.
It ig stated that the Cardinal refused to leaTe
Brazil. a decree WIS Issued announcing asapture
OF the treaty.
THE LATEST.
The following is summary Of the news dis
patehe49 By the City ofcor which steamer has
The London 77na<s, editorial'y, refers to RI
NOR that the rebels contemplated emancfpa-
lion, and points Out the Utility Of such step, to
the idea of facceptinE q protcctorate Of any Euro
pcan government rather ii IN submit to the North.
links no European power S % Is likely to accept such
an improbable offer. In another articleslt Gays:
We hope that, for the sake Of the United States
Both Communities viii be Injured, while no appre.
cable mischief will be done to England.
The loss Of the new blockade renner ttlta, on
tweive seamen betng saved ont ot nearly sixty
p+rzons on board. fhe life boat which vent 10
The reseue was also lost With seven Of the esew.
The Britt: h war ship Bombay, burned of Mon
tev1dio, and NINETY Jtye OF hcE crew arc supposed
to he lost.
The Popc's encyeical letter is the leading theme
ordered to report on It's effect. The government,
It VI: said, contemplated serious step In the
II was 1umored there had been difficulty be-
ties at Alden.
Bou1ro l1ner. Rentes CT Sc.
LATEST VIA LoHDoNDERET+
LONDON, 20th.-Carlinal Wiseman had serious
Tie 11uts' city article Gays funds yesterday e1-
ner1encca further decline. One cause is from
depression in The market 1or various staples of
colonial produce.
--latest via Gseen.astle.1
LIVERPOOL. Jan. 2o;-captain corbett, who
nandcah, has been committed for Trial on TIC
charge Of violating the foreign enlistment ac:.
1tis asserted that the Emperor has nomlna;ed
Prince Napo'eoq as Regent Of the French Empire
West 1ndiea, sunk OF Breat. Thirty ono lives
were lost. Only three we're saved:
LONDON. 1srn-lM. G.. mG5i; Eric, Ao%
Manchester market lat with a declining tenden-
cy: liverpool breadstn11s dull with downward
Richardson, Spence Cos and p!:naa, ,s,'a At1aye
D. l. Co., and others, report beef ds!n and pork
tteady Bacon firm. London narketa-bFess'-
LosDoa-Funds dull wiihoutductuations. Dis
UHch0UfFeH
, 1865-01-31


Eric, and the seizure 81 the steamers Phf1o Par
sons and Island Queen but the P1ssid?nt deem
manicats The reportat thc % present '' sme. ~ >'N'
The Secretary Of the Treasury has concluded II
engagements with Jay, Cooke 6 Co., Of PhiltdeI
rhta. TO take the general subscription agency fo1
the sale Of the 80 loan 1s nderstood that t,nie-
he ne ~ the national bas %
This evening 1. ]. Burrows, CLERK IN office
Of ComptrolleE Of cnEreney; vas fatally sh9t @ BY
She told conflicting stories as te-hes rcss 1ns for
committing the deed.
In hie remarks concerning thefEaud in the Nary
lecf Committee otast year, stating that there was
as much fiaad On the government by purchases
made by Chiefs Of Bureaus as in any other way.
From New York.
The free gift OF f51 ,0C0 In Government bonds to
Vice Admiral Farra.ut has been completed by
placing the bonds in hls hands md transmitting
10 him the letter Of presentation.
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E1mr
, 1865-01-31
All RiEht AwQiu

MEApy1LAE, Pa, Monday, Jan. 30.-Ouf stolel
bonds are all recovered and the thtei arrested.
lSigucd.l
CASHIER OF TIE DASK OF CRAWFORD,
, 1865-01-31
POSTSCRIPT.
FROM NEW YORK.

Our Midnight tDIApntch-The Military
Sttuntion-Een. herman on the Re-
ttof1tfon of Tradc-Genernl News
SUMMARY
, 1865-01-31
WhiraQp Gribnne.
THE NEWS.

When Gen. Sherman protests, as he docs,
acasust the early resumption Of trade with
1hc South, his adrice should be taken, for his
1land il on tic patients pulse. Fever still
hi.h, tongue coated, head not clear. Best
continue dep1ctivcs and low diet. Starve
out the rebel febrile symptoms. Shnt the
door against the clamorous, Interested cooks
from the Kitchen who nre pressing for the &c
ceptancc Of full meals. Better follow the
directions Of the medical MN and strictly
regard the dlete1fcs Of this war. 1t will cost
lie sore to recover any mistakes. Ali the
rebels could desire to make up for the loss Of
Their ports would be the establishment of a
few 1ourishing trade points where easy virtue
might feed the rebellion at our cost. Better
Atlanta with its inhabitants banished, than
Savannah feeding the rebellion from full
stores.
Monsieur Tonson come again. Tint in
comparable ntncompoop, our stray Chicago
auctonecr, Colorado 1ewctt, has turned up
once more In his favtrite role of petition Of
one. The Senate had small attack Of this
gad fly yesterday. Let Barnum Or Col. Wood
cage and exhibit him Us the living bralnless
man.
Loyal New Yorkcrs hare made q liberal
1argcss 10 the noble Farragut, in the shape Of
plump handful Of Government bonds. Far
better than giving him silver candle cup, or
some other expensive bauble heavy to hold
Such present as TINT, wisely chosen, is
pocket artesian well.
It is good and wise changc in system, that
which is referred to as possible in our Wash
ipGton dispatches permission to secure
substitutes from the enrolment list Many
q man would prefer to pay liberal price for
\ substitute, and commute suspense~by ex.
1cnsc. On the other hand, many who know
they must 60 il drafted would prefer the Ger.
tninty Of plump sum In hand to the risk o1
getting only muskct. What the Govern
lncnt wants is prompt supply Of men, aud
this, which we have before advocated, will
largely aid the work.
4 rebel spy named Davis alias Wllloughby,
convicted at Cincinnati, has been sentenced
TO be shot. :.
A startling tragedy is reported as having
taken place in Washington yesterday in the
killing Of department clerk by young wo-
1uan said to be from Chicago. In such cases
it is often life for n life, and the worst suf:
fercr is the victim whose portion is the death
in Life Of fu1lcn womanhood.
When the member from the Illinois Second
District says on the floor OF the House TINT
lie has seen no representatives Of the paper
manu- facturing interest busy in the lobby op-
posing the repeal Of the duty on paper, we
feel like an application Of Scripture to his
case, We trust not too irrevercnt- "Who
hath sinned. this man or his parents, that he
is born blind ?"
, 1865-01-31

w For Afternoon Telegraph sec
Second Page.
, 1865-01-31
COTTAGES! COTTAGES

FOR SALE.
Cctta9rs t:9> {6i) {.) Pierce street, corner Of Hal
sed. Wtst Division, containing stx rocns and four
closets cseh IN Eooc order Blue lslsnd CARA pa:a ihs
heuh<e.: Possession MAy 1st. Also Sx 1cars ground
lra.e- 1Equ1e ii ITO West Jeckson. Of Box Factory,
- Csnh! sueet Price. 412o0 each. half os4a balance
In fi1 Bna welYe months. r. q. GOOD WILLIE.
ls4lkE11lt
, 1865-01-31

FIFTEENTH WARD GRAND
l. RALLY-There viii be a meeting at Turner
Hall, WEDNESDAY, EVENING, Ftbrunry 1st, At ~
o'clock. for the purpose Of increasing the fnod to
ttTe the Hard from the draft or.
TT. yonroRp SscretaIY, ja3l-gs68-atuet
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-23

The following paragraph furnishes very
fair indication of the spirit of Southern re-
constructionists, and the principles on which
society in its business and social as we'll as its
political relations is to be reorganized by the
rebels. White Unionists, as well as black,
are regarded as having no rights which recon
structed rebels are bound TO respect
Are the people of the North ready to sur
render the Union men of the South to the
tender mercies of the ex-traitors, and at the
same time to permit these same rebels %
exclude Northern men from the South, more
efectually than from any foreign country? S
The Pilots Association of New Orleans is
Southern institution, and it simply carries
into practical operation the spirit of the
South: .s s-fg "a
When New Orleans fell, some Of the coast
and river pilots went off with the rebels, while
others remained and did service, whenever
engaged, on United States vessels. The last
have, of course, been here ever since. The
others have been gradually returning through
the Summer and resuming their occupation.
At last they found themselves in the majority !;
HnereuQOn, In cefAln IllOtS A86OcWuOB,
they proceeded to resolve that the pilots who
had remained in New Orleans during the war,
and he'd done service on the United States
vessels when required, should not be recog-
nized by the Association, and that vessels
which hereafter employ them shoald in like
mAaner be taboosd. Not satisfied with this,
through their relations to the insurance epuh.
psnies, they efectsd an arrangsnsptby which
any vessel employing these tabooed pilots
should be refused insurance.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-23
VIZ publish to-day variety Of facts from

We publish to-day a variety Of facts from
several of the Rebel States, showing very
conclusively the correctness of Gen. Grants
opinion that it will not do at present for the
Government to withdraw military surveillance
from the Southern States. But the admission
of those States to the exercise Of the full
rights of States in the Union viii Of necessity
put period to the control now exercised by
the President and the military officers under
his authority, and the hatred of Rebels to
the Union men of the South Of all colors will
have free scope and full swing, and the prop
erty, liberty and lives of loyal men will be at
the mercy of those whose glory is their trea-
son to their country, and amongst whom the
miscreants of Andersonvile of Fort Pillow
and of Lawrence enjoy unbounded popularity
aud influence. Surely the Federal Govern.
ment ought for the present to retain more
control of affairs in those States than it has in
such State as Iowa. 1t is neither safe or
fair to say that the Rebels of South Carolina
aud of Mississippi are to-day entitled to
equal confidence with the loyal people of
Illinois and Iowa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-23

NEW 1ORk, Dec. Y.
The Worlds Washington special saws the
President yesterday sent to The Senate the
name OF Gen. Van valkenburg A. Minister to
Japan.
The aggregate force recently ordered 10 be
mustered out of the military service is 80,
600 men.
Gen. Fitz Henry Warren has been breyet.
ted Major General. He viii not 90 TO
Guatemala, if nj all. until after the close OF
the approaching session Of the Iowa Legisla-
ture, before which he is a prominent candi-
date for u. s. Senator.
The Worlds special says no official infor.
nation from the French Government has
been received that the Emperor intends TO
withdraw the French troops from Mexico,
yet 1t is vaguely given out by the French Min
lister IN diplomatic circles that sach is his in
tention. Macmillan expects to supply their
place with Austrian troops, large numbers OF
whom are said to be now on their way 10
Mexico.
A delegation of Mssissippians. being the
Committee appointed by the Legislature OF
their State to petition the President for the
pardon of JEFF Davis, called at the Executive
Mansion yesterday. aud the petition was pre-
sented, but no formal reply was given by the
President
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-23

PLrcxY. Brown, whose Poems of the
Prairies" we notice elsewhere, ism afraid OF
the critics. He thus dehes them in the last
Register
am unswed by all that fools may say.
Clearly in Faiths stereoscope l see
Ny own America, the great and free.
In her muni6cence. proudly repay
The Bard with wreath of fame, whose patriot lay
Defends, in name Of God. sweet Liberty.
1t matters not how wise the "Crities" be;
1t matters not how lion like they bray
As Hope, undaunted a rock, l stand.
Thou art, my country, worthy Of my love
lock with pride upon my native land
And bow my knee to none but God above,
Ny harp is rough chip from Ply moath Rock
It's strings-the fiber Of the 'Charter Oak"
LEONARD BRowy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-23

To persons who are weak and sickly. the
use of Speer's Samburg Port Wine will re-
store their health and strength. Physicians,
cler1ynen and temperance advocates should
encourage the use of the Samburg wine, and
thus aid the cause of temperance and mode
ration. We especially recommend it to fami.
lies for its purity, exquisite havo and healthy
properties Medical men certify TO its valua-
bic medicinal properties. We understand
that Mr.. Speer has been for years engaged in
preparing and perfecting it, and that it re-
quires four years process before it is fit
for the market.-N ". Baptist.
Our druggists have procured some direct
from the vineyard. 1t is excellent for females
to use.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-23

The Houston Telegraph Of the LIST has re-
port of the proceedings in the District Court
in writ of h0bsas corpus sued out by H. N.
Gilmore, who was arrested for hunting q freed
man with dogs. The answer of General Greg.
orr Conmissionsr Of the Freedmen Bureau
in Texas, il thus given: rs
And now comes Bngadier General E. NJ.
Gregory, the respondent in this matter, on
the SOth day Of November, 1885, and says it
is true that he has under arrest the person
described in the writ to which this return is
made, -.s ~
That respondent arrested the said H. NJ
Elmore, in the discharge of his duties as As
sistant Commissioner of the Freedmen's Blu
reau for the State Of Texas, and by virtue Of
the authority invested in me by the President
of the United States, on q charge that some
time in the month of July, 1856, the said H.
N. Elmore, without authority Of law. and in
contempt of the constituted authorities of the
Government, ran down with dogs and guns,
and falsely imprisoned and kidnapped q GER
tain freedmanl named Shaute, in Walker
county, Texas, the truth of which said charge
the said H. NJ. Elmore voluntarily admitted
and confessed.
Tbat at the time the said act was commit
ted, the same was and is high offence against
the laws of the State of Texas, acquirabe by
her civil authorities, by virtue of the power
conferred upon them under the Provisional
Government organized bv and under the au-
thority Of the President Of the United States,
yet, notwithstanding the power thus conferred
in good faith, this respondent is informed and
believes, and so AYERS the truth to be.s that
the juries of the said county of Walker ut
terly failed and refused to take any notice or
cognixance of said offence, as they we're in
duty bound to do, thus leaving the said freed
men wholly without protection or redress, un-
less the same shall be extended to him by this
respondent, which protection this respondent
is determined to extend as far a. his Official
power and authority, as an, officer of the
GovernYent Of the United States, will enable
him to do.
The respondent respectfully denies the ju-
fisdicfion OF your honor in the premises s
bu', ~ the questions involved are of great
monent, delicacy, and dif6colty, he respect
fully asks that the time to make further re-
turn may be extended until the 18th of JAM
uafy, 1853, % as TO enable him 70 communi-
cate with and obtain further advice and ir-
stfuctions from his Government in the pre-
misses.
The Tele0repAsays that able argument was
adduced on both Gdes.
Judge Caldwell decided to extend the case
until the 10Th Of January next, to be heard
IN chambers ~ the next term Of the District
Ccsr g ~ . 0alsestoa, and required q
bond in the sam Of 5000 for the appearance
of Colonsl Einnes as that time. The case Of
Mr.. r. Grumb1ee was directed in the anna
nanner, 4nd bon parties gave bonds in the
sum OF - 100 each and were released.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-23

al ROCHESTER, Dec. .a2. 6
Henry Wilson, the notorious burglar and
murderer, was executed at Geneseo. N. Y,
at 2 o'clock this afternoon. He was convict
ed of the murder of Benry Devoe, at Port
age, on the 10th of May. He went to the
gallows with the same callous spirit that he
had shown since his conviction smiled with
contempt upon the scene in which he was
most prominent. He denied that he killed
Devoe, but admitted that be knew who was
the guilty party. He refused to entertain any
clergymen or to receive any spiritual advice
He gsve bis bpdY TO his counsel, who sold it
to surgeon at Nnlda, N. Y.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-23

NEW YORK. Dec. y
The Herald Richmond correspondent says
the people of Richmond are in high state OF
excitement in apprehension Of an outbreak
among the negroes during the approaching
holidays.
1t is reported that preparations for gigan-
tic insurrection have been made, by extensive
gatherings and secretion of arms, and from
fear that the negroes will attack and rob the
trains, the Superintendent of the Richmond
4 Danville Railroad has issued a notice that
no freight will be carried over il between the
21st Of December and 9TH of January.
The apprehensions are believed to be
groundless.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-23

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. %.
The safe ofthe Sanitary Commission was
found robbed this morning Of So, $50 in q.
8. Bonds, the property Of John W. w. Will
son. chief Clerk. The following arethe num-
bers Of the $40 Bonds of FIVE hundred dol
lars each: Nos. "a, $50. 3,55s, 1859, $3.50,
1851, 3,672, 1858 and 1884 OF one hun.
dred dollars each, Nos. 1914, s2,77l, 56,s1s,
66, ,s19, and of ffty, No. 1880: 7-30s, each for
i've hundred dollars, 35, ,903, 35, 900, l25, ,433,
and III, ,476
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-23

The Fort Madison Plaindealer says that q
letter has just been received by gentleman
of that city from prominent stakeholder OF
the C. b. 4 q. Railroad, stating that if an
equitable arrangement can be made with the
lessees Of the Fort Madison 4 Keokuk Road,
that Company will build and equip the road
to Burlington as rapidly as men and money
will do IT.