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CHAPTER leo.
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CHAPTER leo.
Hospital for the Insane
AN ACT to . mend Article :, Of Chapter 50, Of
the Revision Of 1850, relating to the appoint
ment of Steward for the Hospital for the In
sane.
SHcrros ]. Be Il enacted By tie General Assem-
bly, Of the STATE Of Io~u, That the Board Of Trus-
tees Of the Hospital for the Insane may, ir their
discretion, dapsnss Wth the appointnshl of 1
str*srd, and hay sppoint some person Trsssu-
rer, vo shall give bond, possess ali the powers and
perform the duties prescribed in Section 147e OF
the Revision Of 1860, who shall receive such com
pensation as said Board shall fx, not exceeding
one-half Of one per cent on al moneys received
and paid out by him; and the Board shall in such
case cause the remsining duties Of Steward 70 Be-
performed BY the other oficers, under such rules
and regulations as said Board may adopt, not ID
consistent with law
Sec.2. This Act, being deemed Of immediate
Importance, shall be ir force from and aftsr its
publication in the Home Josrnal, 1t Nj PieasAut,
ana the Burlington Daily Haek- Eye, newspapers
published in Mt Pleasant and Burlington respec-
lively.
Approved April ID, 1865.
/ hereby certify that the foregoing. Act Wal
published ia tbs Hnss Josr~sl, April, 1856
aad the Burlington Dolly Ha,ekeye, April -, 1885
JAMES WRIGHT, Secretary Of State.
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The Cholera becoming Epidsnie In u.
Louis.
St. Louis, Aug. 8.
Some 90 cases of cholera we're reported to
the Board Of Health since Saturday; mainly
persons from the South. Several deaths have
occurred. The general sanitary condition OF
the city is universally good. No serious fears
are felt The disease is becoming epidemic.
"A SPECIAL dispatch to the Cincinnati Ga.
zette, gives an account of the reconstructed
meeting at Frankfort, Kentucky, on Thurs
day.
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PHILADELrH1A, Aug. 9.
The reports to the Board Of Healak - -
noon to.day show II new cAseo a. xxoleF1. r.
Of which have proven fatal. The reporss eua.
brace Saturday and Sunday. The npuhar a
deaths from cholera during The wssk eodins
eatuyday i ~.
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VI MhttTlAi8 AHu k0S Du1tulDK vi hulub8ut
Generals Office, &C., At Des Moines-
DROPOSALS will be received BY the nm.
dsrsisnsd until ssp..mesr l.t. 1885 for tn: foliev.
Generals Once and ArsenAi at pss Moinss
N yards Exeavstton-
800 cubic fest Concrete.
Prom $50 n to us N trick
10000 - Iron for roof trusses.
Ii Go Ds- Iron for floor girders.
Q, $40 De. Iron for
Iron doess and eassngs eomplets.
II Irca aash ard ahuttsss coaplsts,
Iroa sash md shutters for collar
1N yssts wire ssnse for 6 hing.
900 yards plastefing
2fs cubic fsst oonc1sts for moor.
leoo squares q usssis ding. or the sane nu.bss u
72so squares roof stating and flashing r. Iron ibs
Art stSry tons
Cut stons WORT
Psistins snd gissne.
etsaa Heating Apparatus
Freight from De T.. minus Of railroad 70 tAis Dlsss
me Co@nisscis viii sec-ise separate bids for sseh
sstcif pseA so@ III also receive proposals. bs tbs
strucfiou Of the eStrs bniidins.
RdAess are reqt..t.d nah. propo.al. on di6ervss
parts Of tAs work. specifying the rats - which the
will b done.
NJ eonmisoaers reserve to shsmseavss he rishs 10
sae.es ~ sparats bid or 70 rsset say sud Ill bids
made.
n Osnalssisxsss rsservs The right 20 hsvs Tie
s1csvatoss for sid brnldpg done st time, sid tp
such way they &ssa bsst
Boada VIII be required Of ell The faith
Plsss Ind Dp<ciAeaslons ~ The nAak Of D.
Aliss ut De- nssa until Aug 18th, add - AAtassus
osasfsl Haksrs Once, II Clinton, from ASS IetA
Angast totA- n. D. BAkKk
J.. ~. CAITELL
L GODFREY
D. = ALLEN
Dss Moins, Aax4 6S CS.r,saes~ys.
CAbcaxe fribune, Burlington Hawk -Hy~ K~eksk esf
CITY, nuscatiae Jerrral, DaveuIcrt 6szsxts Oipton
H~rsid Dubuass Times. Mc9rseor Ne&s anA lows
StAtssaaa. D. Aoiass, viii pubisk Esd ssrvssl
bgils 70 AAlstans osaerai Baker Gistob Icvs.
sneT-d1t
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Fire 1T Norfelk--Bsnb shells anAt fer
Toys.
Fl. MosRoE, August 4.
A fire broke out at midnight in Norfolk in
. building at the corner Of Williams and Tai.
bot streets, and before it could be subdued it
spread to the Hall of the Norfolk Light Ar
tillery, destroying both buildings.
While party Of negroes were in the oct
Of breaking up loaded shell on the beach,
for the purpose Of selling !. for old iron !;
two of them.
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Narrew Escape frsn DusninS.
PROVIDENCE, h. l., August 6.
Edward 8. Harris wooden mill, number 4,
in Woonsocket, took FIRE in the cardipg room
this morning, and burnt till II this .. m. So
rapid was the spread Of the flames that the
operatives were compelled to save themselves
BY jumping from the windows and many were
hurt. The walls of the mill were not much
injured. The loss will be pretty heavy.
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1nsufrsesaeo q O1oAvss Dnp1eeess4.
BosroH, Aug. 8.
A mercantile lettsr dated Puerto Prince,
July 18, states that the resent insurrection at
0onayes has bsea entirely suppressed by the
government and the town given up to the reg
ular authorities. The troops of President
Je6hnrd marched IRON 81 Marco to Gonavez,
which town they surrounded, and acting in
conjanction with he Haytian gunboat Gala
ter, compelled the inslfgQpts to surrender.
A free pardon would b extended TO oil sx.
cept three msmbsss Of ths provisional gov
ernment.
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osvsoo, N. T., Aug. 8.
The schooner May Queen from the Port
Of Hamilton, Canada, with salt and merchan.
die. encountered the gale on Saturday and
went ashore at Big Sonus.
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WAsHEeros, August 9.
Information has been received here that st
recent celebration of the Mexican Masons,
in the city of Mexico, . toast was offered,
amid great reclamation, for the speedy re>es-
tablishment of the Republic, and the com.
plsts mccess of Brothef Beuto Jtneaxy.
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rCAM LDoH.--A Lslys Tsa ~ lest Friday ~
MIG q nigA, naas mn DRsst. 1hs As6se vii
. rsvsras4 i6e isavins IL q tAis once. lsss7A
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FOREIGN NEWS.

PKR ATLANTIC CABLE.
Martial Law Proclaimed In Lower ANs-
traa-Peaee In Europe - Prusstans
Marching Triumphant.
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Fer Sole Very Lew.
|nNE Of Coulton, Waste 4 Bros Roller
~ In H1onsA nsmE -, - Il rsssees ossss. VIZ
pPD HI 1irl1w anA f6a~ thar eny oseS. -
-. .1c.ss Aeirsit.ral ssss&
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RumOFs OF the Departure OF q FonIan
ReEimemG from BaItlmOre.
LEGAL INTELLIGENCE.


Court OF QUARTER SEssIoNs-Judge Ludlow.
The cases disposed ofthis morning were not of
much interest or Importance, being mainly in
dictments Tor assault and battery, and petty
larcenies. eL +ilA t'-. ="
George Ramsay pleaded guilty to charge Of
assault and battery on Honora Derney. The
parties are both colored. Sentenced to an i'm
prisonment of two months.
James Grugan was convicted of assault and
battery on Eliza Dix, and was sentenced to pay
o fine of five dollars and costs.
3 William Sepp pleaded guilty to charge of
assault and battery on Gottleib Hensler, and was
fined FIVE dollars and costs. In justification of
the blow, which Sepp acknowledged to have
struck Hensler, he said that the latter had called
HIM a sWlndler,, thief, etc. o. A.
John Petre was charged with the larceny of a
stove, the property of Faber Skinner, Oxford
and Third streets. Mr.. Skinner testified that,
though the defendant had priced the stove and
asked that the same be sold to him on credit,
yet this had been refused Notwithstanding this
defendant took the stove from the store in prose-
cutors absence, representing to the person in
charge that he had bought it. 0.Ill- -t.. ~
The defendant, ON the other hand, alleged and
succeeded In proving that he had bought the
stove on credit, and that the prosecutor, failing
toget paid as soon as heexpected, instituted this
criminal proceeding to enforce the payment of a
debt The jury rendered verdict Of not guilty.
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PhiIadeIphia Trade Report.

MONDAY, March 12.-The Breadstufs Market pre-
sents no new features. The receipts and stock are
small but there is very little inquiry and only few
hundred barrels we're disposed of Tor the supply of
the home consumption, at $6a6 75 " barrel, for
ordinary and good superfue; $7@S for extras;
SsG925 for low grade and choice Northwestern
extra family; So 50e1O50 for PennsyivanIa and
Ohio do. do; $1lal6 for fancy lots, according to
quality No change IN Rye Flour or Corn Meal.
small sal es Of the former at &475q5.
There IS but lite prime W heat here, and other
descriptions are net wanted. Sales of good and
choice lots at 50 20@12'50 19 bushel. White ranges
from az 30 to 50 60. $500 bushels New York Rye
sod at 95 cents. Corn is very quiet, but there ts
not much coming forward. Sales of yellow at 20
cents 800 bushels Oats sold at 30 cents In Barley
and Malt nothing doing. In Cloyers'ed but little
doiug. Small sales at SO so to 9 so for common and
prime lots. Timothy ranges from $50 TO 81, Flax
seed is selling at So so. ,h f'..f
Whisky IS dull, with small sales Of Pennsylvania
at 80 26; Ohio at 81 27; and ho9sheads at 81 20
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From Fortress MonrOe.

FORTRESS MONROE, March 1O.-A regular line
of steamers has been established on the Albe-
marie and Chesapeake Canal, so that daily COM
munication with Newbern will be hereafter had
by passengers arriving at Norfolk, and desiring
10 take the inland route The steamers Wash
inqton Lvinq, James Guy, and Argo have been
placed on the line, and passengers and freight
will be ira Esported in about twenty hours from
Norfolk TO Newbern, N. c.
The steamer Charles HoughtOn has been placed
on the route from Norfolk to Hampton, making
daily trips. AZ" ~ W
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THE FENIANS.

Important Reports from Burlington,
Vermont Large Quantities of Arms
and Uniforms Accumulated-Prepar
tiORs for a Raid-KumOred Departure
of u Fenian Regiment from Baltimore,
Etc.
ALBANY, March Ill have just received some
very important news through private and relia-
able sources from Burlington, throwing con-
siderable light on the movements of the Fenians
in that vicinity. Uniforms for fifteen thousand
men, and two thousand rifles OF the very best
pattern, have been transported quietly during
the last ten days from New York city, and from
Troy to Burlington, Vermont, where they
now remain concealed awaiting the advance
of the Fenian host 1t is more than pos
sible that these arms will see the
light on st. Patrick's day, when there is to be a
grand demonstration of some kind made by the
Irish population in that locality. Arms in
abundance are said to be stored at Detroit, San
dusky, Buffalo, Ogdensburg, Plattsburg, and
Montpelier. Three companies of Fenian Volun-
teers have been organized in Burlington for
service in Canada. An old officer who has
seen service in Mexico has command of the
battalion. The Vermont Fenians have re.
ceiyed trustworthy intelligence from Montreal
that there was secret meeting of the leaders of
the movement in that city, last Friday night, in
q building not hundred yards from the Bonse-
coars market, in which it was resolved to give
every aid possible to the invaders. Out of the
$4,000 members OF that Order in Capola, 1t is
stated that $4,000 will take up arms as soon
as Sweeney's advance reaches Canadian
soil. Many of the Southern officers who
have been residing in Canada for the last two
years, have gone to New York for the purpose
of Offering their services and assistance to Gene
raj Sweeney. Lo Isle st. Helene, on the st.
Lawrence river, opposite Montreal, military
post, which is a key to the defense of the city,
is being put into thorough state of defense,
and no civilian is allowed to visit the forts under
any pretense whatever.
RumOrs OF the Departure OF FonIan
Regiment from Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, March 11.-There are rumors cir
culating here that q body OF 800 Fenians will
leave here tomorrow evening, by the Northern
Central Railroad, for Canada or somewhere
else. 1t is proper to say that said reports are
deemed utterly sensatioRal.-N. Y. World.
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gu s. Z 80 bonds, Of $4,000 each, dated 18th An.
N, Nos i7St Sio6' 2ioi, 21O2. 2iO8 21O4
SU.s 7SO bonds, o. 5000 each, dated June Is,
, 1866, 8 y eaTs:- ~
Nos. 1903. 1909 1910. .l .I .L.y. ..H
6U. S. 780 Bonds, of $1,000 each, dated 10Th June,
Ss' Nos. i1s,C42 11sO48. 1904, 11so45, 11s O4s
gu. S. 730 Bonds, OF $1,000 each, dated l6tn July,
-'YSt Nos. sSs4, Sc, ,es7, se,ss9, se,ess. 24,e75.
8U. 7 80 Bonds, OF $500 each, dated 10th Au-
Nos, ia i12 iSSOos, 0s,99a, 8So5, 72544 1s909l,
III $40, 163731, .i uD II.
M UNITED STATES REGISTERED STOCK.
14U S $40 Registered Bonds, 5000 eaoh--
Nos 1888, 2339, 2340, 2341 8671, 1872, $685. 1874,
1916, 1885, 3677, 3675, 1919 $3.50. I'D
DO OF $1,000 each = ,
Nos 13 cas- Is 63S 10 637, 1858.
5U. s: 1o:4o Registered Bonds, $40 600 each:-
Nos. II, rs, 10, SO, 81,
B4U. S, 1881 6per cent. Registered Bonds, $4,000
Nos. s4a, s44, s45, s4e.
s do, of 5000 each - -. IL -
Nos 972, 978, 974, 975, 976 977 97S, $40. .s-
Besides large amount OF kaliroad cerhncates,et
large reward will be paid for any informa:lon
leading to the recovery of the above, or any portion
Letters containing the above intelligence were
sent by the mail steamer, which sailed on Satur-
day, to all the principal bankers and dealers in
American securities in Europe; and 1t IS tar to
presume the bonds will not be negotiated abroad.
Captain Young is relaxing no efforts to discover
the rogue or rogues; he has the case well in
hand, and we hope, ere many days, to announce
the arrest of che guilty party. A reward of two
hundred thousand dollars-the largest reward
ever offered in this country-wi be given to any
party or parties who may trace out and cause
the arrest of the perpetIator of this stupendous
robbery. Il .... .. .....
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WASHINGTON.
Special Dispatches to the EUening Telegraph.
WAsHuyGToN March |.
The Paris ExpOsItIOn.

The Prince Imperial is announced in the Moni-
teor of the 23d ult as Honorary President of the
Paris Exposition. The business of the agency at
New York is in most satisfactory condition.
Mechanical applications will be received for
few days longer.
The Commissioner of Agriculture has sent out
over five hundred circulars to agricultural socie
ties with view to a full representation of one
hundred agricultural productions, stocks, soils,
fertilizers, etc. There will be sixty ninety days
yet tor agricultural applications.
The Northern Pacific Railroad
Company are urging their claims for considera-
ton before the Congressional Committee. They
have no lobby retalners, and repel all outside
appliances so commonly resorted to, and appa-
rently rely upon the merits OF their case.
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nIarkets bH TeIegraph.

NEW YORK, March u Tho Cotton Market is firm
at 4OCdA1c Flour dull; sales of $500 barre at
S8 sCaB 20 for state; S8156ln for 0ho SO 70t98 80
for Westerns ss,76@lb6 % for Southern and % 6O@
doncy. with small sales Corn dull sales Of 1900
bushels at 7sc. for yellow Southern. Beef quiet.
Pork steady sales Of 1000 bbs, at S2e % for mess.
Lard steady. Whisky dull, atf.
4, NEW ORLEANS, March 10 Cotton IL lower. Sales
of 1900 bales Receipts to-day 1905 low mddlings,
39dd0c Moasses, 90a92c. Su0ar unchanged. Stes-
ling Exchange, 1884. Gold, 12S. New York checks
par 10 per cent. premium.
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The scare Ext. nding to New Brunswick

Tne bcare Ext' nd1DE 10 New RrunsWick.
ST. JOHN, IN. B March 1O.-There is much
alarm here about the Fenians, on account of
our defenseless condition. The Government has
done nothing whatever to prepare for an emer-
gency. There is q smart run on the banks for
gold by depositors of small sums.-Ne,o York
HernH i |.t.
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IMPORTANT.
LARGE REWARD oFFER1

TO BROKERS, BANKERS, AND DEALERS IN GOVERN
NENT AND OTHER SECURITIES.
The following securities have been recently stolen
If offered stop them, and notify John A. Kennedy
sup erinendent OF the Metropolitan Police, No 300
Mulberry street 3
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List OF NUMBERS OF 9.l0 COUPON BONDS.

should be 50 coupons at $1,000 each, amo uniting to
$276 900 S-10s, due February 10, 1865.
57O85 to 6,1o8-28 bonds at $1,000 each
1881 to $780, 1899 to 1413 1854 to 1901 1881 to $685.
1079-40 boPds, $1,000 each.
Loan Of 1881, coupon bonds, denomination of $1,000
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Marine Intelligsnce.

NEW ORLEANS, March lO.--Arrived, steamer
Oriental, from Boston. Sailed, Morning S.Gr,
for New York. tf sHr ul s.r.f DF. r1
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OREGON WAR DEBT.

Pea Ssi COO, 1888 1869 1855 1885, 1915 1857, 1887
799 1900 1903 1859 1891 1927 1871 1876 1851, 1850
1902 1874 1878 1872, 127l 1898 1896 1928 1895 1885
b22 418 412 435 $780, 80 col 1051 9S5 $780, 1897, 1883
9s4 1883 1046 2o53 416, 1888. .t8
UNITED STATES sEvEN-TIuRTY COUPONS.
1R unitnd Stnfea 73O bonds. a1Onn each dated
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DEFENSE or THE FRONTIER

DEFENSE OF THE FRONTIER. ts .t... H
A special despatch from London states that
ten companies leave this morning from that
point for the frontier. uf
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ever recover He has already lost about twelve me
cowa and out OF the entire number has now only about
six remaining The living of Mr. Mccaxty has been
greatly affected by this calamity.
From the st. Louis Dispatch. March 81
Mr. Samuel Hoge Of Gundy county, Ill, has Just iost
eighteen head OF his finest cattle by most mysterious
disease He can attribute the OF their death only TO
eating rusty The cattle apparently healthy
and g soon as attacked by this disease sank into torpid
state and If undsurbed remained thus until they died
They were furious and wild upon the approach OF any
person. and in finding out this fact Mr. Hogs came near
loenR his lifa
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from tho Savannah Herald, MATCH o.
From despatch received yesterday afternoon By MI
J. NJ Knchey, agent In this city for the steamer r h
May, we learn that she left Augusta Saturday last
and on Monday afternoon about three O'Clock when near
Poor Robin lower cut, she caught fire and was totally
consumed She had freight Of three hundred and thr
ty-one bales OF cotton which was fully insured - also
was the boat II was the property OF Geo. jackson
Co.. Of Augusta and Is the second boat Of this line which
has been destroyed within Q short time
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Celebration or 50. Patrick's Day.
The members OF the seventy.seven,h having declared
their intention TO parade Saturday, the l7th instant
the following order was promulgated yesterday
HEApouARrrrs,
sEvEsrrsEvksrM REGIMENT, ~ g. r.

oRpKRs--xo. B.
HEApQuARrrrs, !
sEvESrYsKvEsrH Regiment, n g. sNf-{
Nsw Yorx, March 1876 y
l. rh. regiment will parade fully uniformed armed and
equipped white gloves and without overcoa on Saturday
the 18th instant ST. Patricks Day, 10 celebrate The ami
vcrsary Of Irelands patron saint
2. Regimental line VIII be formed IN Broone street
right resting on broadway at half past o'clock A. NJ
COMMANDMENTS Of companies noncommis soncd san band
aud drum will the sdiutant IN the res mental
armory At halt past nine O'Clock A. ~, precisely
AZ this the nst rcgmenia parade 70 celebrate thi.
viii parade.
Field and stat win report, mounted, at>he Colones
quarters No lOg West fofysiyth street NJ nine O'Clock
A. NJ.
The color bearers and guard win receive the colors
the Colonies quarters nj nine o'clock A. ". ..,.,,
In compliance with SPECIAL orders No. daied Head
quarters First brigade n q g. ~ ", New York January
~ ls6 regments court martial for the trial 1i den
hereby constituted The court will consist q e,lenant
Colonel Thomas Norton, and viii convene on TUESDAY the
20h ins at eight O'Clock NJ II The Rcsmem'a Afm9ry,
No, 100 Hester street. THOMAS LfNCH tcloncL
II. ). HEALr Adjutsnt
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From the Philadelphia Age, March ISL -
farmer named John Nccarty, living on the yellow
House road has lost lumber Of bis from disease
mot We, known Cattle stacked by the disease scAresS
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There should DO no struggle 10 bring down wages
Father lot DO 70 preserve our markets and our home
stem d labor from being broken down by a systcv,
Which has taken such deep root In Europe but which
Mould have % more tolsrsion here than serfdom