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From New York.


NEs YoRx, June 10.
Five cases Of cholera are reported in Brook.
lyn this morning. all of which proved fatal.
The grounds upon which Gen. Sickles re-
fused to obey the writ Of habeas corpus in the
district court of South Carolina, and produce
in court the convicted mufderers we're, first,
the President's Proclamation Of Dec, 1863,
suspending the writ of habeas corpus; sec.
ond, Mr.. Porter, Of the Military committee,
has laid before the President, for his official
action in the case, the whole proceedings of
the court and the disposition to be made Of
the case is now before him third, that he
tGen. Sickles) has no power by which he can
in any manner interfere with the present dis
position OF the case without the further or
ders Of the President.
A Washington special TO the Tribune says
the Tennessee State Senate has ratified the
Constitutional amendment, and they lack but
four OF quorum, and with large majority of
those present are in favor of it. Steps are
being taken 20 secure the presence of the
stayaways, and seven Of them are certain of
being captured by the sergeant alarms, who
has orders to bring them in dead or alive.
The total numbered cases ot sun stroke
during the recent hot weather was 81 in New
York and Is in BROOKLYN.
George Peabody held levee at Montreal
yesterday, and subsequently left for Quebec.
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VOL. 13.

still unheard from. Nearly month had
elapsed. At the date If the letter no news
had been received of them, nor had any ves-
sci seen them at sea.
There was no apprehension at Valparaiso
of the return Of Spaniards.
The whereabouts of the allied gun boats
Huscar aud lndepencia was as much mys-
terry as that OF the Spaniards. The allied feet
was awaiting their arrival at Chloe.
An American party of Is men, women and
children, were supposed to have been massa-
cred between Mendoza and Rosario, in the
Argentine Republic by Indians; probably
made prisoners of the women and children
and Gen Fitzpatrick. Tho Americans at
Chloe were using extraordinary measures to
discover the perpetrators ndrelease the pris-
oners il possible.
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xxx COHGREss---FIRsT SESSION
WASHINGTON, July 10.

xxx COHGREss---FIRsT SESSION
WASHINGTON, July 10.
HOUSE
The tariff bill came up first as the unhnish
ed business of Yesterday.
Mr.. Wentworth addressed the House in an
hours speech in favor of protection against
foreign competition.
Mr.. Morrill, next addressed the House, de-
lending the bill generally.
Mr.. Steward submitted resolution re-
questing the President to interpose the good
Offices Of the United States to secure the re-
lease of persons held as prisoners in Canada
and elsewhere, for participation IN the Fenisn
movement, which was laid over till to NOR
row.
Mr.. Poland introduced bill to extend the
time of Alabama and Florida railroads for
payment OF duty on railroad iron, which was
referred 10 the committee on finances.
Mr.. Trumbull called up the House bill to
fix the number of Judges OF the Supreme
Court of the United States, and to change
certain judicial circuits The b,ilwas passed.
The bill to enlarge the public grounds
around the Capitol was taken up and passed.
1t provides that the public grounds surround
ing the Capitol shall be enlarged according
to the plan approved BY the COMMITTEES on
Public Buildings in the Senate and House Of
Representatives respectively, which plan is
hereby directed to be deposited in the Office
Of the Secretary Of the Interior. The exten.
sion between First street East and First
street West is in the following manner: West
wardly to the south side of B street.. South
wardly to the north side OF south + street,
including in addition so much OF the reserva.
tious, avenues and streets as are necessary
for such extension, the two squares designated
in the plan Of the city as numbers 6s7 and
6S6. respectively.
Mr. Wade called up the bill to repeal the
act retroceding the city and county Of Alex
andria to the State Of Virginia, which was
discussed BY Messrs. Wade, Henderson,
Stewart, Salisbury, Howard and Harris,
after which it was postponed till to- morrow.
Mr.. Conness called up the bill to quiet
land titles in the State of California, for the
purpose Of concurring in all but one Of the
House amendments. The Senate non con-
CURED in the last amendment Of the House.
Mr.. Howard called up the joint resolution
granting the right of wayto the Union Pacific
railroad and il branches through The military
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BY TELEGRAPH.
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MIDNIGHT REPORT.
Specials from Washington.
Nr., Xnrr 1lIr

The morning papers contain the following
specials dispatches from Washington:
The President was seized last night with
severe indisposition, the result, of the unpre
cedented hot weather He is being closely
confined all day, seeing no one but General
Grant, who called to pay his respects previ-
GUS to leaving town.
The President will probably send to-mor-
row to Congress message, accompanying a
veto of the new Freedmen's Bureau bill, re-
Gently passed by both branches of Congress.
The message has occupied the closest atten-
ton of the President ior the last few days in
in its preparation, and will doubtless be . full
and expansive argument of points at issue be-
tween Congress and the Executive on the
policy to be pursued toward freed people a,
the-&outh. 1t is not now considered likely
that the bill can be made law without the
approval OF the President.
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seuth American Advices via New York
New YoRr Jnlv IN

New YoRK, July 10.
The Herald's Havana letter repeats the
report about the revolt in Cuba, telegraphed
yesterday.
A Panama letter announces that the q. s.
steamer Nipsic, from Rio Janeiro. reports
that she saw on May 9Th, abou, so miles east
Of Maldorado, the iron clad Peruvian frieates
Huscar and Indepencia. They remained
about that point some days afterwards. and
captured FIVE Spanish vessels. They embark.
ed a, Mnidorardo. Forty persons enlisted at
Monteviedo. The Spanish consul protested
against it as breach Of neutrality.
The Herald's Santiago, Chill, correspond
spss e June 9th, says The Spanish esss was
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reservations, which was, on motion Of Mr..
Grimes, referred to the military committee.
The Senate went into executive session.
and soon adjourned
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WEDNESDAY. JULY III. 1866
Notice.

VIE unders'gned having disposed OF hfs inf<rsst
In the nrm Of = v. '. Baiisy Co., to Ayes. Nam
keknk aud vicinity for their very libsai nstro.e.s
snd would request ecstauance of the same 10 The ~
nfm- All indebted TO tbs nrm Of r. v. VI Bailey o.
will please calf and settle nv RATIRy
July /, 1896.
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A. L. GURNEY,
REAL ESTATE BROKER,
Cotton Factor,
AND aRnKRaI
COMMISSION MERCHANT:
SELMA, Ala.

CONSIGNMENTS Of Corn, Flour, PORK,
~ BAcon Butter, LAID Porduce Of al kinds, and Nor
chAndize geoeraiy, respectfully solicited
o-r my services 70 transat general iesacy bwss-
for Comranie- OF indi idrnls Special ateation
given t. the collection Of outstanding debts contRactcd
b, fore since the war
have hand and Tor ssle 1n0 600 acres Of the
hnest Cotton Lands In the ecafh improved anA under
cuitfvstnn In tracts to suit purchasers aud At prcss
Letters asking for any Information will receive prompt
attention,
R1Yurxcrs
lWTRw1r, {fom Keokuk) 3 1mA, Ala
usj. Gen CEISl. n, Tc.a
nsj Gen. Nc RrHuH. from Chicago, rr.) Selma. Ala
Brig Gen, Coos, Iowa
g. " BARsaR. prest. 1sf Nafcsa1 Bank vicksburg Nss
MI A. KEITH :. Bsakers, sci ~, Ais
And Meschamss IN Nsw York, New Ovirans and Mobile
generally. A. L. GuRNkY.
sPslkdam
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IN parting with onr late much esteemed partner Mr.
n " baiiey, We cannot expreas onr sincere 70.
his lot may bs cast.
Hled AYREs. MANN AYRRs
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THERMOMETERS. ., in japan.
ned tin and soppsr rsse1. for Distifsrs, Seswsep
aad v.sy cold md vrv hot veA her, sor sale "
~ NNxMsok, SA1fL113 : q
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Ok BBL Yellow c. Sugar,
~ 1 0 h6i h~naed Wiite ~. ar,
10 Dbl Crn h s,d Powdered tnvar,
Fer sale BY U-2sl ROBERTS 4 ALBERs
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u Co also Capsu e Of Nor Feg 1Ar, sAle b
: Jy8d WILKINSON, BaRrLsrT 4 co
E0 DOZ. Preston 4 Merrill Y Yeastpowder,
oO At ij-il ROBsRTssN ALRsks
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10 H.r M ErTTT.
MERCHANT TAILOR.
No. , Estes House,
United states Mar.haI-- Sal,

Keeps rnpsrinr article ct.fnmmtr CIcthing manu.ac
turea ~ I's Wide. Jr., Co. New York. jeieim
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IlOOKS.-A full supply of School Book
Il ssch = srs ussd N ous City srhec. Gs.ele hs
~~<s Nv N4e1vss~.
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NI0rlOk--Dn The ssh u Jane, 1860 stnite~d NJ
ly v0ray Daxtlst4 10 interest inl0ur haBi1aGa.
3Ga4l0 WuklNtoN, DA1Tf&zx . 90
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Leaves for ST. louis and sli ,termes,e Iandipss this
Evening the 10th inst. at o oek
Freight will be received 1t any to-day, Levee
j5l0alt J. b McCANE, Agent
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Tns LATE Jupes q. c. b. Msrcns1L-
ass;os & xH. Bssssss =. 5. commit.
essrappeinAsd = . 1esalag q ~ ocesl
Couo09 rs. ronoe1ed thsonGh thois, Chair.
nan, 3edeo oSsXt ~ iblloV ViAg fs0olulions
|, TIE connisaos appointed " = msssing oi
~ 0GR u ocosa C0n1ay - dun fuooaue}ooG
II selatloa y the dsaih Of Hon. q. c. r.
niiehsit n, ~ lnvs 70 report IL FOL.
Rs3sAt ~ A. h sfscsn county
hevs hsasd uisA dep ssgrss Of ~ dsaah oi
Hoo. q. G. = 2heheN, - Oldest 0ember
q the Be- Of the County Of Scott. aad the
Ill i. d. d.S.Ai Il Juas.
Mitchell. ~ psoabsl1oa ~ lose one Of ils
honosoa m1nhUA ~ judiciAsy 80 Of -
bsighteas eraonsate. saciety = wight
ChFi:aiaa esaelseee. ed Ais 6aily de-
voted husband and father.
GympAAkaGo Wftk t6s ftifiy Of the dece9lk0
in their great aflicsiou, and dsplors the loss
OF 90 q ~ membsss, wheoo 'eu0pls wae
on ornomeut aod honOe 70 ~ profession 70
wbicb he belonged. s
Rssejssk That thess fesolutions b pre-
eentsd ~ james 0rank Isq, 70 the District
CouSt of Scott county and - the Supgeme
Court of ~ 6tate, VITA . ss4usA thas they
b placed upon the RECORDS Of sbe said Couftp,
q memorial Of the Oldest member Of The
Bar Of this county and this State. whose
honorable name and character y 10 the de
sire Of his psolessioa 70 psrpstate, - % On
honor 70 their psotesslon, IN ornament 70
society and an example 70 b initiated BY
their associates.
Appropriate remarks wers made by Judge
Bennett Judge 0nnt Judge Drury. his
Honor Judge Richmond, AID District Attor
ney Ellls, when On moeioD, TIE Ceutt
adjourned until this morning at . o'clock.
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Family knitting.
Neat, Durable and thcap {!
The Lamb knitting Ma.
chine Company,

Brady st. FIRST door below I'd.
Up stairs. ocer IeCosA G OliornS's Store.
Is PREPARED TO DO ALL KINDS or
J. Family ng-prcyiding Yarn " other
ntr, and nj prices TINT cannot tail 10 please CAN
abd leave your orders for Hosiery. Caps. Draw
cts. Mittcns Basqnss, ecf This IL the only Me-
chine that nprrows and widens and gises perfc. /
its. isuiOI,S
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Soldiers Who hsvs served in he armies
Of the Usise, ehtldrvn, mothers. svsrybsdy
that hs ct bod Cold, Group, WAespiaG
Cough. or 10 troubled With any lung -
throat complaints, ws advise you to use
CosI Cough Balsam, TIE eheapsse So bsst
ough pre(aratian in the world.
And when you have the Dyspepsia, Or
are troubled with Constipatioa- great.
sss cause ef III hsAlth-of any trouble Of
the stomach or bowels, uss Co.'s Dyspep.
Cure immediately.
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Tas Nsw JsagsALEM.-Rsv. ]. r. Hi
lasd. Of Chicago, willgivs cossss u iii
or seven lectures, on the New Jerusalem (ol
SwsadshbosgiAn) Church, in tie East
Room, LsClairs Hall, commencing this
(Thurbdsg) evening. Thspsbuc sss iavi
ted-eeste fres. febo-dtf
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1nnW 0&hoe EknSNn 1n06a
crrrv~rr1rr, rrvuAr
NEIxIaIN (JEEEH Ia II
0AASAAAv0 VI = OAAASAAA
cA,, Ann ~.
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1919 sss srssessss ~ g ~ Sss 49,, ::
S.s~..s vSssk " - Il - ~ 81 ~ coIsmns "a 10
~. Ds. Iassesiy's Sseiiy Medicines Isve Issu
s.ess,y yesss esssIlisss4 y g LEAFS. ere as
esrIss sks ssss sev il sss. n. EasassiY ~
pesse re0cdy ~ $50 veesseeIar - 81 e,s.
~ s. ~. ~ sss..-s:!:S = !, ~, "ss"rs' mn ma
49," ~ =. sxs.Ss.S nss.ss"s;:x.s' kset !. I'll ~
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S~,tHSesA ~ ass rsserts1 n bv invsiida from
IN i.ss4s n ~ ti.;tsS Ssssss a Dr. Rsssarivs 2
Ssssiv Hsdieisss ere psersssd ssdsr shs ~: d
s..sgvC..S ~ ~;sS s..SS.Ice 4" ~ sGi;cte1
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5: pss:riG sii.l ca .:ss.a:I 4 9 :sIs;s :
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fnrre.@srf Ia Frnif 0rovors.
..s;.S... = 49,. . .ss.e. .slsstse. =
~. En-, 0ss.s - v;s:s nessSssesi ~.
oSrsb1.sr ~ Ever ssssss, win dud u 70 their
...sasssst issv: s6sir eraess 9Th I ); BAR
T0n. Af:ns o. :, rscs.s Hnso.s po.:y.' 80
~ a. ~! n.,.Unos, ia-c .ovM .SAvs. y
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20 70 ,sa bss,.-Go - BRYANT. stras
"a + VnrriIl.s Dsveoport Oo0merclsl Col
~. :. ~ : tho,oa,rA ns.ctionl bvnioaaA
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SsnIous AccipHxf Yesterday afternoon
. little boy aaznsa Clsssees Young. aged
abeet twelve yeass, met With > serious e.
e;deSt At IL Stous School House., Z tha
hsad Of Perry street. Hs wss IN the ball
Of the sAitd sttsy, ssd sor ssss sassss ssas'
ID Owes ~ bGsistses - The stairway. Ua.
fortanstsly, hewsvsr. hs lost bic balance,
asd vss prseipitated below. In falling oos
q his G6os SorucA . nai q ~ dds q II
wall, and turned bic body in such . mannes
that hs stssck lhs Hsee Of The secend story
on bic head. He wss Immediately taken
up in IN insensible condition, and carefully
attended to By teachers and scholars till bid
Consciousness was restored. He Was then
taken home 70 bic ,psrenas, who live on
Rock Island street, between Fifth and Sixth.
We undssstand tbst although injured -.
vsrely. hs is not in . dangerous condition.
Let this b . warning to the scholars Of that
school to be more careful during play hours
hereafter.
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VOL II.



,4kAb taEtsst sfhsGD ~ suDp111ne
~ wants = ~ psbliA - b ssdss y pss.
vsat unsseupulsos dsaDsss lts0 palaiae ~
iaelsise ~ vsstAlsGs Hee1s - ~ Asdssu
Co.'S 1e tshep AsssaAss osA - eeess
A. waolssAIs ssaudfse ~ = Appsissss
~ Asthasiss1' 'AssstAAs vhan . Ossei0-
ssts of SseA kgesey ~fifts csSs, NJ We
aless - Iab,s y ssll ths 11sssss Psss l.
tAat sity q village
Ts ~ Agsas I shall give libssai ~
sssst upea thsie aeFssiag y sspply ~
pslDts - ~ pleudDsd esd ~ ka1up
psieea
JswsIIry = Stsassseiwsl, issll sasss, b
pssfssEsA - Aepnts. As4 Ma
CeaAitisas sd Terms fsr Agsoey win b
slassd uph appliosiea, By bsssfse stbsr.
~.
WHARF - Aensy = ssAtlid1sd, thsss
wishing Menssn Pe1s nust send 70 ~ sters,
whess prompt sttsatioa win be given - their
orders.
A Cirsulas with lAo-sim,ls Engraving II
I'll Sisse ~ Prices, viii - ssnt y any go
- rsesipt u Isltss end postage
Addrses 4 xeasos, No. - Maiden Lane.
Dated New Yosk, Nov. I. ICES.
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Pusr COP Livsp OuL-

Pupe CoD LIvEH OlL.-
mis- sssinsbis edy he's grown ID dsrspsts susng
many from III. nsuseoss and rspulsiss articls seld
uadsr he name Of Cod Liver 0u
Hasard 1 .swell's Cod Liver is m manu1aetarsd -
NE - coast from fresh selected vers Il 10 sssst
= ssesa ~ b sasilv retained by the most eseas
stsusch. 0ele manpfhctufefs,
CASWELL, MACK L CO.,
New York.
Sea b. III Druaeiete Seb2o-iesd
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4 0snnnAI ConoLuoaoH.-Tbe ladies ol
psvsnpees and vicinity havs atlsogth eoms
y ~ tssclusioo thas ~ salr p1sss - bny
qusensvafs, glassware, crocksty, and solit
aod silvs plated ware, = q I. @. Webs
L~Clsire Row. Thar. IRE ssvsft reason,
leading y this conclusion, principal amonl
vhieh ass, that Webb always sslls good
srtie3e. snd = satlsosd With rsooeaabl,
rrollt. lfany Of en- resdsss ass IN need q
snythiue elegant ed substantial, ID thil
linss ~ adsi1e a exaQiaetiea of q. +
Webb's stock, IN Il Oloiss Rev.
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EXACTLY WHAT YOU WANT.

MATHEWS VENETIAN HAIR DYH,-
kaowa aad used over - yssrp. Dsily iuereas-
ing in public hvor Complete in one bottle.
Dose mot injurs the hair. Price, Is cents. Sold
b. Druegiets and Fancy Goods Dealers. ja2ldly
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LAneI Sfons tes NsxS. S.-LAsge end coW.
medieus Store Rooms In The business pr
len ef The city afs Sos rent % reasonable
tsrms- Apply q THE of3cs.
hnn0 n
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7s4,7ss 7os,ls. 81 sls

The greatest increase 10 in the Foarth
District, which il now, . in 1868, the lat
eess IN the State. Winasshsik cssnty
having taken - census .ast year, the pop
ulation Of the Third District given abeve,
includes that Of Winnesheik in 1853. Al
1ewing % iadssase IN that -eoanty psopoe-
tionate to (hat of the rest Of the District,
the Third hss = population Of 1000.
The First District shows . steady de-
csesse. This y ewing - border troubles,
which hsvs also retarded the growth II the
Fitth. The next census vill make better
Uhowine foe these distriets.
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CourAsms.-froo - Hon. John P. Rod
| Rsss, " bsvs ssssivsd ssvssal docsnent,
81 public iaassss4 80 e whisA is . bill
| introdsssd y II. nsldss. n WasAiagtor
eouaay, - - pssd1ss bsesss u Ssat,
tsgisls1n1as psssi1iag 1Is sssesississs 81
lhe charges e ssilsssd ssopaniD. |,
provides that % - altse ~ Hast day q
Apsil, Il sAall - uslswSsl fsr aay r,ilroad
lompasy 10 this Stats v searys mess thaa
Ieus cents mile for the transportalien q
pAasssesrs, Or moro then I've csns ton
Der mile for such articles - dour, eraip.
etc., Of more than cir esaleae1a pr mile
for live stock, q n1sz(An IL s.ats pr
shousand feet ~ - - ulnep<satioo
OF lumber BY ~ sar NJ, - A9dnsra>
bic other asliG11 = like propostles.
Az far aeehe assd Of legislation ispeard
70 railroad eoe1A is coasssssd, thsss&a b
but one er1nisA 4 IGSus peseisa 4 The
prsss throeghest The State has besa advo-
eating this 6sassrs fee ths last III aeoths.
The people. i6nass nessines. Aavs thun-
dersd fos relief Againss msseilsss spation
for . still lepos ~. Thas = ~ sim
sis doubt ~ - - necessities of our
citiasns nays 49, taksa a1vast6os Of BY
sessdl(aSa uDespsllgA sbvs.al sues-
ltisel elsiseaItlb sAaossS Asssvte, ssns
whlGh ese-: Has sstsBialatnls tA5teht
TO intssens h III nl1l1sf ~ assld
such measure b a edvisabls onss TO
b successfuklcsunsres shssld - allowed
to regulate itself. The plan above preisntsd
would bs ~ inls1ible one, incapable Of
Yielding 70 the pressure Of circumstances,
aad sasss many serious and sppssauy
insumeuntabls objections. Before caping
to definite conclusion in the mater. II
would b we'll for eur Legislators 70 eassially
examine the question in III it, bearing.
Owing 70 the fast that
several attractive places Of famusemsnt were
open to the public last night, the attend
snce 1t Metropolitan Theatre VA cot ~
large % had been expected. The audience,
however, vas still sufficient to furnish ev-
cry sneoungemsnt to the manager. The
playS we're we'll performed. and the ancy
dance BY "a petite Ida was alone worth the
price Of admission. "Colleen Bawn," for
70 night, With . number Of famous Irish
songs. Every Fenian should hear them.
Tomorrow night the celebrated comic &C
trsss and vocalist, Mad'lls Johanna
Clausssn, in her best character,
makes her nrst appearance in this
city In IN English play. In speak
Ing Of her merits. during . season at
the great English Metropolis. among other
things, the London Times says:
"Ass burlesque heroine. the manager
has been fortunate In securing the services
Of Nad' lie Claussen. She is On exceeding
" smart comic sctress, and capital 70.
calixk.
The New York Herald also says:
Although German by birth, she speaks
Enelish as Auently - her own language.
She 10 one Of the most lively and piquant
actresses that 10 have had here for some
time, and her vocal gifts, We need not say,
add greatly 70 her attractions.
vAisxYlne's DAy.-St. Valentines Day
hss hesn ushsred in rather roughly, but that
h no reason Why sentimental young folks
shouldn't exchange their annual Cupids,
and matter Of feet old folks their annual and
provoking caricatures.
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STATE OF CONNECTICUT.
County Of Hartford.


County u Hartford.
0s0rge D. Jewett, President, ani Robert A.
johnson, Secretary cf she New En- gland Fire
y and dsly sworn, deposs and ssy, ana each for
himseAf ssys, thas the foregoing u q true, full
and correct abatement u tie siYairs of the said
Corp~rstioe. and that they ars the above nance
officers thereof: apd thai 10 part Of the capital
Or earnings Of said Company has been deposited
in any State or Territory % security fer lsssss
therein.
GEORGE d. JEWETT, President.
ROBERT A. JOHNSON. See'y.
Sdbscri6ed and sworn 70 before me by the
above 1smed George d. Jew<tt. Pres,dent, and
Robert a. Johnsen Secretary. this llth day OF
January, A. D, 1866. And ! further cert,f thar
William Benton, whose name is signed % he
anne ed Ger tificate, 70 ooe Of the asseasoss Of
the town Of Hrtford, and . proper person to as-
sess property, aud the signature 10 the anne xed
certificate 10 his own signature.
EDWARD GOODMAN, Commi ssiouer
rs for the State Of Iowa in
Hartford County.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-14

TN TIE REGULAR MEETING OF THIS
luton ws: adopted. vis:-Thss iii members il
arrears with their ronthiy dues. shall be re-
luessed TO pay such arrears 10 iull up to irst q
Harch, 1866. and that such members wh, shal
fail 10 do % within the above time, shall lose
cir right Of membership.
b. u. LAHRNANN. Presidest.
FsHp. Roppewlu, Ssc'y. feble-dxwis
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-14

Tar Rivsn. st. Louis .Demosrst. ef
The eth says: 1.-THE river continues falling
slowly, with only seven feet to Cairo
There was very little ice doeting past yes.
tsrday. Bssinsa continues fair. Il has
bssu grsslly restricted By the last cold
spell. the ies having almost suspended
nsvieation % and from this point. Probably,
however, that di@culty il over, and boaes
which we're arrested b The ies when bound
70 q from this port. have asain started on
their voyages. We nsw, 10 sss,oes With
most ef eur eitisens, await With intense
intsrsse ths opsning Of the upper rivers IA
savigasios, and The arrival Of those fabulous
Quantities Of grain and % forth which hase
besn promised 70 ~, We await also with
eroat interest the inauguratioa Of the
proposed nsw line Of stcamess from D.
teois neethward."