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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-11
FOR SALE.
Valuable Catholic Property

EMBRACING . full City Lots in Block
- ~ Kcokuk, on which situated she buildings
Dcv eecasisd By tbs Convent Of yistsisoa kotAsr
enperor, Jossphins Rice. Tne principle building IL
BRICK about % BY To-3 stories high con tanning Is
rooms Next - Franz, stcriss With 10 rooms Next
Is 9 two story Brick Dwelling with rooms There 10
also new stone church building ~ by So nov about
tvotbrds completed These grehpds are all enclosed
and covered With great variety Of fruit and other trees
Are situated on an eninenee ding ttautt-
full view Of the Mississippi and the opposite bank OF the
river IN Illinois together With very fms view Of
city. These improvements could not be replaced Tor
mnch less than sz5ooyet 10 view u the financial CON
ciion u this Institution, this SIs1s desire ssl In
ORDER 70 free Ii from present subsrsssmehts These
buildings nsy be occupied for establishing Yong
Ladies semlnsry Of any Denomination o. for other
purposes
I'll this valuable property f. offered at the re-
Variable low price Of t2 600. Title good CT no sale
For further nfgrmstion, address II B. TgS-RYCK
l-N Real Estate Agent, Keckuk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-11

AucTloS.-Howe 4 Tyler will sell this
morning at 10 o'clock the entire furniture of
gentleman leaving the city, consisting of
hne Parlor, Sitting Room, Chamber and
Kitchen Furniture, all in fine order; excel
lent Carpets, Stoves, China, Glass and Crock.
cry Ware. Parties desiring to buy will do
well to attend.
Also, FIVE cases new Glassware direct from
the Factory, consisting of Table Tumblers,
Goblets, plain and futed, Ale Glasses, Salts,
Syrup jugs, &c; white stone Dining Plates,
handled Coffees and Teas.
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New York Market.


by Te'-srsph.I Nav YoHK, Aug 10.
ctton-puil, 3tD3ti1 for middiing prianA
Piaur-Aore active AMI sDioc better; IS foAs Is In
Extra State; - oo1S - II r. II. o.; % soDIl Is
trad. trauds, closing Arm
whsky-puIi md nominal.
wheat-shade 6rmer for prime pareeis whi h are very
aud dull and heavy for inferior descriptions ~ 90
o. 0j for new No Milwaukee
Corp-Receipts 2ss o5o busheir marhet1c lower With
sales Of 1876 coo bushels at SO for Inferior sislS for
mixed Western chiefly At ST.
Ga s-Recripts Ia $40 bufhex auil unsettled and A.
ciinng. 43l5 for Chicago; - $50 for Miv.uke, bs far
iopa.
conee-Qniet Sugar active; Cnba lUsx0liL. Molas
ssa quiet; Porto Rico e3GT5
Petroeun-ouiet 2sX for crude; a2zn4sI< for refined
In bond
Pork-Heavy but more active; eal 1881 s.x new
mess co'ng a sSi 81 cssh: $50 soso 90 for old Do:
~ 250@I Is for prime; ali 5000 new mess for sso
TENDER and October sellers and buysrs option 81 90
g32 l2l5
Bes-ste.d, SIC 90 $4,000 for new plain ms., 80 90
"a W ue~ extra ness. Beef Hams nominal
tut Mests-Firm; lb1s8lsi< for Shoulders 20
~ for Hams
Lsrd- Dull and heavy; Is1<a2lL
Butter-Firmer 1t 20 e3sc for Ohio; and ssa<ae fo~
State.
Cbeese-Dut esa1or
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-11

DEPARTURES YESTERDAY.
Steamer Lucy Bertram Arbary, ST. Louls
Eagle, Williams, Warsaw.
The new steamer Minnesota, T. Hill, master
Chas. Carroll and X. Smith clerks, win leave for
ST. Louis this day.
The fine steamer J. II. johnson, Capt. Matson,
G Waston, clerk, will leave for ST. Louis this
day.
The Indispensable little Eagle has resumed her
regular trips; ever welcome bird.
River falling. Weather uncertain.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-11

GEN. BusssEY, who has been in our city
several days starts South o-day.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-11

The Treasurer Of the United States has in his
possession bonds amounting to $39o, 100,7Se ~
securities for circulating notes Of national banks,
and bonds amounting to $ss,s4o,5oe - securities
for deposits of public money in banks designated
As public repositories. The total securities held
i. $685., AL 200.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-11

WHAr is more exhlarating than ride
after splendid pair of horses, these cool and
delightful evenings? If any Of our readers
inform us, as that lis as good thing as we
want We tried it last evening and know
whereof we affirm. With our genial friend
HAIRY FuLroS, and his fine team rest we
content.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-11

NO new national banks were organised last
week. The total number Of banks row in opera
ton is 1857, with IN Aggregate circulation
Of $3.50, s94,545, Of which notes amounting "a
4767, 700 were issued during the past week.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-11

New YORK Money Market.
BY Telegraph Nrv Yosk Aur IN
Money Ia easy and steady at sa5 p cent, cali loan,
steriins-st@sd,; 1o7A@los.
Gold is shade easier opening at 1884, ADVANCING to
ias57, declining to 1857, closed At It,sk
Governments are without decided change
Freights to Liverpool quiet and Arm
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-11

The receipts from customs st the four prin-
cipsl ports of the United States. for the time
stated, are ~ follows.
New York, from It'll to 3lst July 96e, 4sl IS
Boston, from July 2lst TO 2sth....... 465, o33 IS
Baltimore, from July 2lst to 3lst..... 1855 81
Philadelphia, from July 2lst to 3lst.. 3os,ss5 -
Total recepts at the four ports IS 500. 1856 %
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-11

READ CABUs' advertisement in another part
of the paper, the wonder of the age, it is said
that CABus' Hair Tonic is the hest Hair Re-
storative in the market, do not buy any other.
Every bottle guaranteed to give satisfaction or
the money refunded. 1t restores grey hair to
its original color in four weeks, is perma.
nent cure for dandruif. julyl9 I'm
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-11

FRESH SrocK OF PRINTING ISKs.-We
have on hand large stock of Wade's print
ing inks, of all colors, which will be sold a,
New York prices. Every printer in the
West is familiar with these inks, and, there
fore, it is unnecessary for us to praise them.
Orders by mail promptly filled.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-11

TIE boat carrying NIKE LlpMAs's Circus
down the river struck on the rapids yesterday.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-11

following statement exhibits the amount
:. u'.oafsments BY the Treasury on account Of
- A. Navy, and Interior Departments for the
weak ending August 1. 1864.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-11

INSURANCE on Dwelling Houses ana
= Household Furniture be effected in the frna IN.
ssyanes Composs OF Hartford Hore gnsscnoe anspo.y
Se~ York, and other responsible stock fc
one to ave ysars rates ging 30 cents to il
PER cent on the s1oo for the who'e time or
cheap any other responsible company For rrifst.I
information Insurance call the UNDERLINED vi,
give batter indemnity than lie found xnr 9th
agency In this section. Id-c2sl II b Tks-EYCY.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-11

'~De ALUM ne Des ID ONES Reg
lister having recommended the Jacksonville
Female Seminary to its patrons, the DUBUQUE
Times retorts that it would prefer to support
home institutions. Both of these journals are
right; and we endorse both of them. Did we
have, as we should have, first rate Semina-
~ we should urge its support by our citizens
But heokuk hasn't such an institution. and
50 we urge The next best thing that our cit
nens patronize seminary near by, easily &C.
cessible, and Of established reputation. Sucb
one Is that at Jacksonville. It comh;,ss
full educational advantages, and ia adm;r.bl,
conducted. 1t is very proper institution
for our citizens to support.
IHAr CArALoGuE.-We thank the Library
Association for handsome COPY of the Gu.
alogue Of our City Library. 1t is prepared
With much care and reflects great credit upon
the authors oft.
Upon Monday the Association will com,
mence 70 canvas the city to sell the catalogues.
There are buttwo hundred Of them published,
there are four hundred subscriber, TO ths II.
brary. twill probably Be some time h.fo,.
another catalogue Is publiahed, and the l;m;.
ted number Of this addition will PROMPT an,
citizens to be early in providing themselve.
with copies. Those desiring 10 thus supply
themselves in advance Of meeting the cans
vasGng committee can leave their order,
with the Librarian at the library rooms.
0The cakalesus d subssant;ally bound and
viii be sold as $2oo per copy. Although this
may seem high psies b d trias les than
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-11

SoxE unsophisticated parties got euchred
out of considerable sums of money yester>
by the financial lodges of swindlers and
sharpers following the circus. The officers
we're put on the trail by the losing individuals,
but what came Of it we don't know. These
neutrality-suspicious. travelling shows
and the unsophisticated sons Of men musician
not to put their trust in princes nor sharpers
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-11

stock Market.
by Teiesraph.l Nrv Yo.r A.. IN
stocks strong; PIT WAC los; Carl 1867 DAT
iie11; CAN $50 do pfd e7ss; 4Pn; l22s<;
90 Heading il2ss; Hudson 12ok:N G los Erie epsz:
Tel ssss Canton s25 $40 coupons 1885 lo7 y, 80.
ID series los.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-11

BIAxKs.-For Blank Deeds, Mortgages,
Bills of Lading and all kinds Of Justices
Blanks, call at the GATE CRY Counting
Room.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-11

FOR SALE.-Lot 2, in Block sc, on the
= South side OF High, between sixth and Seventh
treets Title good or sale. Pr ce $500 cash.
jei] Enquire OF HB TEN-EYcK
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-11
RIv Err n q " S /.


PORT OF KEOKUK.
ARRIVALS YESTERDAY.
Steamer j. II. johnson, Maisou, St. Louis.
g Minnesota, Hill, st. Louis.
" Eagle, Williams, Warsaw.
DEPARTURES YESTERDAY.
Steamer Lucy Bertram, ArbarY, St. LOUIS.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-11

TOR SALE-Lots Z and in Block
b sold at bargain. Enquireof
mayl HBTEE-EYCK
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-11
For Sale.

A BRICK dwelling house, containing six
q rooms. eisierA full let located On Lat g. Block
ia. In AAsons Lover addition keof the Gem
e,ery. Title good sale. Prizes 500 ossh which
xonld not buy the trick In the House
iy22d II. TRS-EYCE
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-11

fOK sALE.-Lots and g. In block 1884, on FULTON
street. between Eleventh and Twelfth streets Pric
40 each Also, lot =, IN block So, in Kbourne's Add
ton TO Keokuk- Price $780, Titles good or no saIs
enquire OF jan3 Fl. B. TEN-EYCK.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-11

G1N0R sALg.-Ten OF land represented In the
CITY Piat as letter L, IN the A 6 tract Eeokuk
am authorized sell thls property Al ry great bar
gain, II applied for Title Ko4d or 10 .@lc kn-
qaire Of H. u TEN-EYCK
apfl-d Real rxt.te Ax~n.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-11

ZOE sALE-Tbe very desirable Brick residence an
u grounds nov ouned and occupied by A. J Wlkin
son, EAq situated on the Of 18th aud High rts
House has or 10 rooms, with all the Modern improve
ments-larss hsme tsrD-free very desirable lots at
taebed covered with fruit and trees Price
$500 Title god sale. For further particulars
enquire OF II. b. TENEfCK
March 81, 1885
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-09-06
WHOLE NO. e14O.

to be awarded by the Executive Committee nee December ls66 |.' =. --',s - -
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-09-06
CLASS VIII.
REGULATIONS,

All entries premiums except Horses must be made with No stock entered for will from the grounds except by permission until o'clock Horse
 All articles of General and Domestic Manufacture Flowers &c.,
 the Departen wh both days of the Fair Entries not excluded tnred within the County Lched October 1s66 Bulls Bucks and Boara the County must that purpose entite them
 maturity excepting cattle stock of cattle No animal will be entitled to more than premium the year No "Drat however, open to an cattle on the sstsd sdad .s by d1aps % & ,s @ of
 any Working o4en and sssers os sGn for premium they will be Durham prsdonnatss
 T6s shsa sSs o the Cattle are to place the classes of
 either of the above articles classes competition the & bs %hss $ ss % tob merit applicant may be with be sas @ ss s s 9s Ss s iss sy ses ny s e % H the such shall only rendered incapable being sooons No ma DS' be Ss sa to one of its Premium will awarded and products A'ep' 'eae' on household
 not called for within thirty days after their will be
 + required that compete premiums on the Fair They vi be they will be required i'll and return to the executive Tuesday
 a 5 s pss s s Hs Hs' s of
 sowing pntns wedding and hoeng and plaster will be for The quantity of land shall au:tey ascertaine by actual be speoinen of the quality regarding the where they are no fully eompsd % w ppeo n s Ss referred the foregoing Regulations the strictly to conform. ~ ~' ~ ''
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-09-06
?. sea Twenty Sixth Annual ,a e>3
 ss s+. 's-;. . .T.sa:55 ef89 .s6t aa- CATTLE SHOW AND FAIR
County Agricultural Society,
Fl HELD.
PROGRAMME.
TO 5E HELD AT

THE TWENTY-FIVE ANNUAL County Agricultural Society will be held 20h of SEPTEMBER 1866 +c a@;'a9a. .ss5I RaI
 The Fair Grounds of the Society embrace of thirteen from the village and well appointed TRACK is also added for the exhibition
 first day of the Fair SEPT will be devoted the display of Cattle of all Sheep, Poultry articles General and Domestic Society meeting of the Society will be held the
 second day. THURSDAY SErr 2 will be the exhibition of Horses. .t. ....sa. .-
 The Annual Address will be delivered at o'clock
 The Premiums will be declared at o'clock F. M by the Secretary immediately after which they will be paid by the Treasurer at his office PROVIDED That all awarded be liable deduction sufficient meet deficiency that the said premiums other Premiums called thirty days will be forfeited the Society Extract Laws The price Members Ticket will be- usual s which admits member articles for Premium also to three single tickets of admission No VIII be awarded to any person not member the Society females Household
 Tickets of admission all only will be admitted on the 2d DAY free of charge ',
 BRASS BAND will be attendance both of the
 For further particulars Regulations of the Society Premium .4 # ts. a.s4,.
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-09-06

REED1 ros Covssome of mlkers that they afford little comfort profit the milk they often neglected bag and stances and never result in
 Uss avl ch sides eighth of an inch wde Pressing the quickly
 q the s.l about quarter of inch depth By hedio the thumb times to strain the hole till the wound heals the milk too easy and leak her milk. -..t ..s.. "a
 Alvin Mead Greenwich Conn. showed ball of hair which taken from the stomach of Cali which used her dah It Meade residing vicinity lady whose very yeiousy; after examination of their of of the bas vss AZ solid pellet of hair nearly the other M
 round and hard pumpkin very smooth and the u
 it had been glazed The ence, weighs pound. 7a
 stomschs of an;.u an.v., . of curEying anima-C0r. O. Gent -Es ~ n reported short since that afora smv Val, |, aao gone into possession through Mrs. Walkers e Hs Chuc IF gy & ana G vsued @ at the enormous of
 e astnng report And sister to Do alive; % ha thse v n the wealth. In isy
 engage Europe and sail have postpo Cd tner Ep and will have family over the matter
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-09-06
O ETC B R s

PRESIDENT, J. DEFINING PERKINS. ,.-
 Vice Fesdenh, ALoNzo WHITING, s. & Rodg Secray JOHN CHAAPLIN, JR Treasurer WM H. BRANAK.
 Corresponding Srretary, WILLIAM F. BALDWIN Sandg connsaso Agriculture. ROBBINS BArrn1 Tus HART. RosEE7 PRPoS On Horticulture GEo WOODRUFF CYR M CowEs On Domestic Animals MORRIS RoBERr MINER On Genera: Manufactures Co., WARsEx AARON KEYS On Domestic Manufactures NATHAN THOMAS PE On Finance DEAsa PERKINS, WI F. BAIDwN
 9 Departments Managers DAVID BuIkIEx Wn. NoRToN Class Cattle ROYAL A. RUFUs SAITH EARL BUcKSaHAn Class Sheep Swn and Poultry ABJAH CArIN Class General Manufactures LYMAN w. CE Glass Domestic Manufactures NATHAN HART Glass Csss L Vegetables and Horticulture GEO M WOODRUFF Flowers Lieut. GEO. O. WEBSTER '' FFzxsHs7T7 rTTi The sapsntende Departments will take possible prsauon but will not be responsible for any damages that
 CHEF MARSHAL, HENRY A. BoTsFoRD. . Assisa MarahasWM BALDWIN, HcHoocx E. " SRxxoua HENRY JUDD Eo LOCKWOOD TRUMAN BUUfsoN s. LOGAN. -~> tHl17 tff@ 7-' Etchfed, Conn., Sept 1st, ls66 '' "'''
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-09-06
Thomas M. Coe,

Cmee luPpoang that there but iAe any purely native aoc Gppoe h Nos and VII natel
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-09-06

sg Hl NO. O.6--wORKING OXEN. Best pair of Working Oxen ix year old and ovez
 Second best do. 3ag- |'5, .s -fs-5 's4s- fsa 5' Third best do 4 ia JUDGES ,9 A. A. Spalding, .i .-. Asahel H. Morse, - '2 i sa. esat' j. e'.@ ~+" NO. 6--DEvON OXEN. 7
 Best pair five years old and not six, n ..--., Second best do {. e Best pair four yean old and not five, e '. -t,a
 Second best do -tet -.,5a.- tss#c .-..
 -t.. 'f=> JUDGES. as 4E
 George Guernsey, Ethel Emmons, -aa l
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-09-06

Best acre Rye, "' '''' '" '''- Second best do. -sais ! sh: Bet acre Oats, zl S,a Second best do.
 Best acre Buckwheat,
 Second best do. t'' " Best one-half acre Timothy Seed, Second best do. 3s Best one-haf acre Potatoes, >.... Second best do.
 5est one half acre Winter Turnips, Second best do. a.G '4 Best one-eiehth acre Carrots, Second best do.
 Best one-eighth acre Beets, Second best do. 's.1 +. Best one eighth acre Onions, Second best do. Premiums to be awarded by the December ls66.1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-27
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
MIR. ROGHRS'S RESOLUTIONS.

The business in order being the call OF States
for resolutions the resolutions OF Mr Rogers N. j.
came up az the pending question
The resolutions are rs follows:
Resolrsd That the Federal Government has ccnstu'
tons rgi to assume pay the debt OF the sooaed Con-
edess of the inssent States or the Rebel
any sd States aud that would be an Outrage sven
10 attempt to do so.
Rsoired That the honor Of the Federal Government and
every principle justice demand that the Federal debt should
be paid to the rthns that reputation he dscoun
enanced and the pghed faith OF the country sacredy pre-
served
Rred That equal taxation just and that every person
in this country should bear his equal share Of The Fedora and
State taxes aud that there should be no privileged class
Mr. DAWES (Mass), suggested as an amendment the
pending OF the Ten Commandments,
Mr. ROGERS then rose to address the Honse in sup
port Of his resolutions.
Mr. BLAINE Maine) appeals TO him TO iorego his right
10 make speech IN the morning hoaI The gentleman
FROM New-Jersey Rogers had certainly been heard as
frequently and as gracously ANY other member Of
the house. They always listened to him with the ut.
most delight but be submitted that it was putting il q
little too strong to take ny the morning hour row.
Mr.. RoCIB assured tie gentlemen from Maine
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-27

EE STATE LAW SUSTAINED
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-27
FROM WASHINGTON.

20 GR RE S : 1 O N A L.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-03-09

Gov. Fletcher has signed the bill re-
Gently passed by the Missouri Legisla-
ture, providing for the consolidation and
payment Of the bonded debt Of the State.
It is intimated that the Government
hasdecided not TO bring Raphael Semmes,
Of the Confederate steamer Alabama, to
trial, having come to the conclusion that
his parole under the surrender Of john
ston to Sherman, was valid.
Planters in many counties in Georgia
are hindered in their operations by hav-
| ing their freedmen enticed from them by
! causing them to break their contracts for
the purpose Of removing them. Some of
! these persons have been arrested by or
der of Gen. Tillson.
A special to the New York Herald re-
ports that directions have been given to
Department Commanders 70 vacate all
rented buildings as rapidly as the exigen-
cies of the service viii permit, and will
collect troops remaining in their COM
mands into regular military posts Of the
United States.
The Third Auditor of the Treasury has
issued a circular concerning extra duty
pay 10 nOn-commissiOned officers and
soldiers Of the army, in which he says
that a misrepresentation exists in relation
TO the legality Of paying the per diem
authorized by the army regulations OF
1861.
The Secretary OF the Treasury has been
asked whether British vessels sold under
a decree in Admiralty for seamens' wages
and other causes are, If purchased by a
citizen Of the United States, entitled to
An American register. He decided that
foreign vessels sold are not thereby enti-
tied to register.
BY the accident on the Cincinnati,
Hamilton and Dayton railroad on the
ID, the following parties were injured /:
N. HelmeF, conductor, bruised in the
right side; q fireman badly bruised
about the face; ". s. Fozzer, finger
fractured; Cornelius Mcclure, rib frac-
tured; John Lewis, cut on forehead;
William Devine, head bruised.
The Illinois river is free of ice at La
Sale. 1t broke up and hoated OFF with
out any material damage by food,
though the water is quite high. The
wooden bridge at La Sale, across the HI
inois river, was washed away by the ice
dood. Loss $1,000. Navigation between
La Sale and ST. Louis Will be reoPened
Immediately.
\ dispatch from China states that Neu-
felt was reported to have gained a sue
cess north Of the Yellow river, and TO
have possession Of the Chuctow district.
Pucaw, who held a high position under
Gordon, had been sent TO operate against
Neufelt south Of Shantung, and was
said to have opened the campaign with a
successful battle, killing two thousand
rebels.
The Canadian Parliament met on the
eth. The New York Herald says, the
Confederation question is TO be intro
duced, and every effort VIII be made TO
carry the scheme through without fur
Their delay. The name determined for
the Confederation is said to be the Uni
ted Provinces ofBritish North America, "
and it is thought the Governor General
of Canada, Lord Monck, viii be the first
ruler.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-03-09

Gen. Hood left Louisville on Tuesday
for Scott county, Ky.
Queen Victoria has sent an autograph
letter 10 the Pope, thanking him for HI,
action against the Fenians, and OFFERING
him an asylum in her dominions should
ne be compelled TO leave his own
The New Orleans Picayune gives an
account Of another Of Gen. Butler,
seizures while IN command at New Or
leans, which has been 10 litigation an'
been decided against the General.
The weekly returns Of the bank o
France show an increase Of cash in han'
Of fifteen million OF dollars. The banl
has reduced its rates Of discount 70 foul
and a half per cent.
A telegram says il was rumOred in The
House Of Representatives on Monday
that the President had invited ali the
Southern congressman elect TO visit
Washington.
The Naval Committee has received q
communication from Admiral Porter, in
sisting that tie iron clads should be taker
out Of water while not in use, for th'
purpose Of preservation.