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Telegraphic,


New York, March 10.
# here was an immense Fenian mectin
ut the Cooper Institute Inst evening. Stii
ring speeches weremade by Messrs. Raj
ferty, Money, Collins, NTrain and others,
The Fenian excitement shows no abate-
nient.
New York, March 10.
As the New Haven Freight train, which
left the city at $50 hast evening, WAS wait-
ing mt the Harlem bridge for The Albany
Il Troy Express to pass, the boiler OF I he
locomotive exploded, SCATTERING lhe, en-
gine and everything connected wiihiits in
stantiy killing the fireman and danger
oiislv wounding the engineer. The Alba
ny Il Troy express was delayed an hour
and II half, and. the Boston express about
thrifty minutes by the accident.
w IA New York, March ~.
Twenty ,disti1lrries were sci~d in this
city yesterday, by several officers, on the
charge .Rf the perpetrators deirnuding the
Government, hy ,omiIting to pay the, I'M
post levied on whiskyin the Internal K"V-
enue law. The charges against the par
ties will prob ,piy be Investigated to-day.
...Ir..t. .uar Washington, March 10.
The Washington special says. in the
Supreme Court, MIR. Slaughter or ono,
and Attorney General Speed closed In"
argument on behalf Of the Govcrssnsnt in
the Indiana r<ssspiracy cases. David Due
ley Field of New york, will sum upon
Monday for petitioners. ..,.. ..r..,.or.
Gen. Caster and Fremont arrived i'm
Washington yesterday. I.u.f... . ~
MrssrS. Clary. AkhurSt 4 Co., Of Chica-
go, are loading nineteen of thcis canal
boats at that port with corn, for New York
via New Orleans. The towboat Storm
will tow this fleet Of cnnalhonts from In
Sclle to New Orleans. whence the grain
vii! be shipped in sailing vessels to New
York. ..."1T
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New York Market.
New York. March

"..... New DIX, Mafcn 10.
Flour-6 a0a7 -; Extra State, s l0aS 81;
common to good extra X. III. o., and s S:ll
II 90 for Trade Brands.
Whisky-Dulla and nominal NJ > 2sa2 20.
Grain--Wheat. good No. Milwaukee
40. and 1000 bushels prime y nbrr Iowa
at ! -, an extreme. Corn 19a13 for I'M
sound. and T4a7jc sound mixed w"si"rh:
Oats 35ai3 fer uIIsound western and 53a55
sound do.
Grorerirs-Cuba Muscovado l02nll: and
40 boxes Havana mt 102. Molas:%f'S dull.
Pptroie,ini26' a2S for Crude, and 4:;ai5 for
Refined in Bond. ... .t..
Provisio,.s-. Pork 26 00a26 l2i new mess.
26 90 Old do: and 81 90 for prime. also $50
bblS new mess at 2G l2la26 80; beef steady
al u Ha2D 90 new plain mess and 20 Io;,
- ~ new extra mess. Beef hams at b 0l
II 30 90. Ont meals unchanged at ilial2}
for shoulders and l6ialSt for h"mS; dressed
hogs heavy at l2tal2t for western ami 10
Tl3i Tor city. Bacon quiet l4!ai5; lard l6i
aIS2; butter 2Sainc for Ohio, and 3jsl50 for
State. Cheese at III. p. ....... .....
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SlII.RUEE"S 6Al,E

BY virtue nj special Execution to me directed
BY the Cie.k efthe Districr Court OF wap clio Z ur-
~, sth'r o, Iowa, command ns me tn sci the pro
perty hcreinaf er described as NV decree of raid
Court i-ced, IN expo Sc to salr at public auc.
ton TO the highest and best bidder for cash in hand
Al the front door OF the Court House in Hx.s clio
County. loaa, Ola the 1th Dag Of April, $500;
hti"+r the hours OF o'clock. a. M aud o'eiock
y IN commencing at io O'Clock a. IN Of said th.y
the following Real Estate to-wit
Tn t"st half ,onth east quarter Of section thirty
tw" ~ and eas, hal. south east quarter Of section
nine ~ All In township sereniy-thre. [TS
Range thirteen (i3I West sra. -. =
Taken AS nv spcciai Execution the property o.
NJ. W. McCeh.mry. John Taylor and John McCars,
.f S.W. Sun,meIs and.asar.t said defendants, 70,
III. sum of,rws Hundred Ninety three Dollars an,
thirty cents interest aud c osIs. ....
q. A. DERBY, sheriff Of Wapello Co Iowa
sherif's Office, Ottumsa lows, Marci, ri, 1866
March Nv,
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Iowa News.

we hdEH lTplll inc tStutt INtSlSicI WI iiS
nth that the two counterieifcrs who made
atshing escape from custody a few
weeks since at Mt. Pleasant, were subse-
q,lentiy rc-arrestcd III Illinois, and will be
brought to Des Moines. Il 'ett free use OF
pistols, and their prccipitons, plunge
through windows mt Mt. Pleasant seem to
have tIoue them no ultimate good. They
will he tried in the Federal Court.
The itclister SAYS the Legislature has
been petition,,l to change the names of
North and South Skunk Rivers. We hone
the Assembled Wisdom willI s'o it. II
nothing better can be done, call those
classic streams North and South Pole
Cats
Quite large number Of fIe. titinens OF
Siguurney met i'm the Court room on last
Saturday night, for the purpose oftalking
over railroad matters and taking steps for
procuring an addition of $4,000 to one
railroad subscription. The News thinks
the :mount Will toe raised in u few days.
The Hawk-Eye says that game in the
vicinity of Burlington is abundant.
The citizens of Independence, Buchan-
an county ere wide awake, to their
educational interests, having recently
adopted plan for Il school edifice that will
be an ornament TO the town. The build
ing will cost $4,000. The main structure
will be forty Ivy sixty feet in size, and three
stories high, with II vestibule fifteen by
fnrty-tive feet in size, and tower seventy
feet high.
The Hamilton Freeman, Cedar Falls Ga
nnI Hardin rnunty Snp,inaI ,roru,
~ urge the denomination OF Judge Hub
bard to Congress from the 9th District.
The Dubuque Herald of the 9TH says
that ':two boys whose names are unknown
to us, had Il narrow escape from drowning
yesterday. They were skating on the
slough, foot of second street, when they
broke through the ice and would have
Aldridge and others, who happend tn be
near, and who came with planks rescuina
the lads from watery grave
The Oskaloosa Herald says the Chica
.qna, alias Skunk, rivers are again on tn,
rampage. The bottoms are overflOwn ana
intercourse is almost wholly cut Off will
the Northern and north eastern portions o
the county. .. .....
Rev. Morgan Edwards, the "Sailo
Preacher is preaching to crowded houses
every night al the Baptist Chapel, i'm Osia
loosa.
The new Oil Mill at Oskaloosa has beer
in operation for some weeks past and i,
one hundred and twenty gallons per day
We CLEAN from the Herald.
The City OF MI. Pleasant Aze, lust re.
deemed 5000 of its bonds issued to the
keokuk, Mt Pleasant 4 Muscaiine Rail
road, with $4,000 OF city orders, payable
$1,000 annually for six years, with six pen
cont interest.
We learn from the Abba Union that 4
Miss Stebbins, of Chickasaw county. Iowa
received the appoiNsment of Notary Public
for that county. She il the first female
that has ever received such commission
and is represented as being capable.
Joel Beaubien tried 10 commit suicide
yesterday, by taking dose of asenic. l,
WAS not quite large enough to kill him
and by prompt treatment he seems likely
to recover. When asked his motive fo1
attempting suicide he said he was tired OF
living. He is about IL years old.-DuJuque
Times, Mar. IN
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Taken mp brA !. Ramho living IN K"osu' town.
ship Warrllo county, Iowa, on The l!i u day offcb-
ru"ry >tG.
o bright bay re with small white speck In
the forehead. some saddle aud har'rs' InarEs sup
p sed 10 be ceYen years old: about furteen hands
high.
Gne dark bay horse with SOM harness me- ks sup
- "a I,e about fourteen hands Ugh. Bot h Shod
Al" ronitd when taken ur, NJ marks or brands. Mare
#irli 's"d At Slh", horse at 10.
Fise,i March ID I>u6.
arc W. l.. NJ. COOLEY Clerk.
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LSofs SALE.-A Farm OF one hundred acres
IL lying four and one hal m Ties North Of Ottum
on the state road Leading from keokuk to Oskal osa
Ten acres Of in timber, seventy acres improved.
good orchard frame house, and barn, NO. vel
OF water. For further particulars cali on Thomas
hardcsty, near the above farm. or address
WM. \. kANARD, White Hall, Uw,rs Co., Iud.
Fep. I'D. lSGG-4I " SuI.
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ST. 'TE OF IOWA, -...-...
Wnr Ito ount,, To =. T. Havis, Justin r. Dow
William j. Leisure and jackson Douglass, you are
hereby ltifed that the petition # William r. Ma
J"r Is on NE in the office Of tho Clerk Of The District
Court Of Wareo Co .nty. lows, in which said Major
asks that Sfhe title to the northwe,t tw"thirs Of
lot 2S in the city Of Ottumwa, Iowa, he qnirted In
hln CIV -stcd OF all claim or lien OF yours and
unless you appear and make d Tense TO said petit
i"n Oh or before 81 the second day at the next
| term 81 the District Coart CT said County, to he
commenced on the "sth day Of May. lSjd, default
will be taken against you, and n decree rendered
ACCORDING to the prayer Of petitioner. ..L -t.t..
NORRIS WILLIAMS.
! Mar. - Ef>4w. Airy for Petitioner.
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Frozen to Death--A Fearful! Strug.
gle for Life.

! From the Lansing Uowa) J0ttrusf, Feb
ruary %.
| On Thursday evening last. John Putt,
At German resident OF Lansing, WAS frozen
to death wi: hin mile and II half of home.
! under circumstances OF The most heart
! rending character. He had been visiting
n brother, who lives aboui ten miles from
town, AID ut O'Clock of The fatal day
/ started home on foot. accompanied by his
two faithful dogs, tie only witnesses Oils
horrid suferngs.
As the weather was extremely cold his
friends here accounted for his absence UNI
til friday, 10y the suppostion that his bus
mess detained him, Int not hearing from
him Saturday, his wife became alarmed,
and messenger was sent, who soon dis
! covered the sad Intelligence of the death of
the missing man. party made 81 care
full search for him, bat not until MnrGay
morning WAS his body found. being iii II
slough in two feet of SHOW, within IL little
| over IA mile from home. His track in the
snow revealed ihr horrible fact that he
had lost the way, it being dark, and that.
long before, one foot hal been frozen stin,
and having lost the Use IF it he had walk
ed on one knee. dragging himself along
with one hand, II long Iii tance, until he
wore the pants on that knee bare To the
| skin, and finally, not giving up, he crawl
ed forward with hand and knee, until one
arm became frozen, and then he laid down
to die. He had, i'm his bewiderpd and
helpless condition, Travelled around in "A
circle far enough to have reached home
had he kept the proper direction.
| One of the dogs remained with him two
| days, and the other poor. dumb, affection
| ate animal remained with him three DAYS
and nights, lying upon his body, as if
seeking by its warmth TO restore life and
animation to its frozen master, and ADAM
dOning him only when driven away by
l1e keen pangs of hunger.
| Punch thus sums up the ms and outs of
the case at Washington, i'm All unusually
clear statement for an English writer on
our affairs:
"Says Johnson, TO held that the States
oil the South
Were e'er out Oft he Union is sim
Says Congress, .Waal, guess if they new
or We're out,
There amt no call FIR letting them IN. ="
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ESfIS AY HOGS

aker NJ nv Cyrus .Sinna:d, liv n: in I irhIan.l
tt"it Up Wap'l" county, Iowa. Fef rarr,- Sth l. SO
one Shie Barrow with upper slope in rich ear a d
crop on 'he left ear. One white SOW with uppcr
s'"le in eft ear. One black nd white sow with
crop OIL The right ear. All supposed to be two
years old Appraised rs follows, white SOW a.
bia =! A. d white SOW 81, two barrows at 50 ed CHI.
Filed Feb. Zlst. 1866.
NarN2w. L. NJ GODIIY flert
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Legal Notice..
STATE or IOWA,
Wnnrlip rpunty

STATE or IOWA, Revenue Stamp,
Wapro County. Fifty c ents. canoe I'D
II" Ahner c. Knot, James c. o.e j. I'm Gno,t. W.
!. Knott. You arc hereby notified that there
is file In the flee of .he Clerk Of the Dis
trct Court OF Wapcllo county, Iowa the petition Of
Mrllisst Oldham, r. VI. Phillips md Lazarus
! Knott. claiming that sid Melissa oldham Is the
owner In fr simple Il :he west half OF the south
west quarter Of the eos. quarter Of secti Ne
~, in Township M % ~ II west Ia said county,
nd asking said court t. correct error of
tim H. deed Of said In by Mary Thillipps d, ca
10 frarcs VI Phillips aud to quiet the title Ia
Petitioner, Melissa 4. Oldham.
/ Ana hness you appear and answer said petition on
oribef,re neon Of the I'd day Of eiMny Te lSt6 Of
said court, dcf,ult will b. entered Ia gainst you
the =, aver OF said petition Z, anted $40. . ...
! ~ T. ISiAM Atty. for petitioner
March 1S66,-w4w. '.
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No Medical Examination Required,


GEN JAMES LoNGsTREET, Gongstrect, Owen & Co. ,
President, New Orleans
D. Z. HoLDREGE, Qiodrege, Paxon Folsom) Vice pres
dent New Orleans
A O. GRAHAM, President First National Bank New Orleans
l. r. MAY, United States Treasurer, New Orleans
VEN r D. HEBRON Commission Merchant, New Orleans.
oAM. pEboW, Commission Merchant, New Orleans
w. u GRAHAM, Wholesale Grocer and Commission Ma
chant New Orleans.
D. r. DILLINGHAM; Dillingham; Il Bonner. Attorrsvs,
New Orleans.
EVERETT LANE Merchant % Magazine street. New Orleans
A. j. lNGERSeLL Of Mobile, Ala
GEN al. j. WRIGHT, of Memphis Tennessee.
" D. dR1sWoLD, Ohio and Mississippi Railroad
GEN. E. B. NICHOLS, OF Texas.
GEN. ROBERT E. LEE, of Virginia
u WILLIAMS, Secretary, New orleans
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L + W allN ElhSON.
Chairman House Of Representatives Committee
Onmotion Of Mr. Munday, ordered that $50 con
les Of the foregoing report be printed for the us
Of the General Assembly.
SENATE BILL REFERRED. q
On motion of Mr.. Burthe, the rules were sus
pended and the Senate proceeded to the consider
alton Of Senate bill entitled san act for the relic
g Y. 2. and .. r. Newman when on motion By
IN S same senator the further consideration Of the
~ was postponed, and the same was ordered to
= Felerred to the Committee on Claims.
AMENDMENTS TO THE CONSTITUTION.
e mohon Of Mr.. Kenner, the rules were sus.
NJ. enaeq and The Senate proceeded tohe coniders
msn,s j. osaa.es Joint resolution proposing amend
st their third reading = o'A''' = louisiana,
~ ,ssoeoea oy ne Senate and House Of
,a ss,se' sa as State Of LOUISIANA n
.meuloers elect 70 each House concurring .ha,s;a
inas me following be adopted and proposes to ths
people az amendments Il lie oasstS.ns., = sle
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CITIZENS MUTUAL. INsUR.NCr ,
s EscENT RzUTUA1. ENsUwaMCE ~,

siGTEENTH ANNUAL STATEMENT
t0r the year ending April 3d.. IL
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Hhe Company have the following assets viz.
" receivable secured by mortgage Stocks xlsa $50 No
| Insurance sc-,n 'f rfshh1ms ......... b,746 80
'ee scrip ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. a. 8ea 10
D., $1,000 90
| gang STOCKS City and other Bonds etc. sssh sse
| As's suspended notes, Stock and Bond nc
Premiums in ''''..... oo-l6s6So %
oN''' VI NoAa' 25I2 II
Tho oonno,, sb96,743 90
He company will pay the interest It's outstanding Certia
Gates Of Scrip to the legal holders thsreo On and after the
second Monday in July next and the 1rus.s nvs doc,
df71dend of TWENTIETH per cent psvaba in scr, as
cradle on and after the first Monday in August,
THOMAS A ADAMS, President
SAMUEL H. KENNEDY, Vice President
1'ASRH V. OGDEN, Secretary.
rIusrKks:
anoiaaa a. Adams, Samuel a. Kennedy,
q. 7. Buddecks James + Hanna
samuel B. Nswbern, A. DutAl,
P. n Foley, William Edwardx
t,ornah Jackson, A. g. Ober,
a. thompson A. B. Reading
NATIONAL MARINE
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
This Company Insares against all Losses BY
Fire, Marine and Inland Navigation
TWENTY. FIRE PER CENT DISCOUNT
Allowed
F,re, Marine and River Risks.
On and after the LIST of October
osce corner of CAMP and COMMON sTREErs
I'M. C0uRTENAYs President.
E. @. EALEY. Vice President
LOUIS c. p'RoRERGUE, Secretary.
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'RIDAY, March 9th, 1866,

= ~ FRIDAY, Marcn 9th, 1866.
Inc senate met pursuant to adjournment
present, the Hon. Albert VOORHEES,, Lieut.. Gov
ernor and President of the Senate, Messrs. Ander
| son. Armstrong, Barrow, Brownlee, Brusle, Burtbe
campbell, Coco, Cooley, Duvignaud, Ellis, Eel.
yves route, Gibson, Gordon, Hough, Kayanagh,
henner, Lapeyre, Lott, NOLAN, Munday. Newton,
81 jackson, Newton Of Morehouse, Nelson, Pal
arey, poehe, Purcell, scraggs, taylor, WEIGH
and Wilcoxon-S2 Senators, ''''
Inc proceedings were opened with pravsrs &c
church. Ahethoolst
The journal of yesterday was read and a.
proved. a ana ap-
EXECUTIVE COMMUNICATION.
The President laid before the Senate tho so,,oxr
ing communication from his Excellency, the Gov.
ernor, to-wit: wv
STATE OF LOUISIANA, ExEcUr1yE Drp,r
New Orleans, March Is, 1866.
TO the President Of the Senate:
Fam directed by his Exceleney, the Governor,
Q INFORM the Senate that he has approved and
igned ian act requiring the assessor of the
,arish OF lheryie to correct the assessment rolls
hereof, for the year 1867
An act Tor The relief of W. II. Hail."
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travellers Insurance Co., Providence, r.
CASH ASSETS OVER $500, coo 90.
ms Company Insures against all PERSONA Acrr
| Oh LIFE or PERSONAL INJURY '"N''Hb boss
ne general business nf nil
s'ies Will be- transacted this Southern On
a PlCOLET Cashier S'
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We have been so often assured of the immi.
nence of a sweeping revolution in Spain, that
the accounts Of the revolt of two cavalry regi-
ments and its want of success will cause surprise
in many quarters. This surprise will be still
greater in case it should be confirmed that the
|insurrectionists are under the command of Gen.
Prim, one of the ablest and most celebrated
Spanish Generals. Whether the tele.
graphic accounts of the hopelessness OF
the enterprise are merely an expression Of
the views of the Spanish Government, or rep.
resent the true state Of affairs, will soon be
known; but whatever the issue Of the present
outbreak may be, we have no reason to doubt
the truth of the reports reaching us from all
quarters that the power Of the reigning dynasty
was never undermined more than ct present.
The Spanish people learn to look upon the
present condition of the kingdom as utterly un.
tenable. The Progrsssistas, whose number
seems to be on the increase in all the
Spanish provinces, refrain from taking any part
in the elections and in political life in general,
on the avowed ground that the present Constitu.
|ton has become impossible, and is sure of q
speedy collapse. The approaching expulsion Of
the Bourbons from spain-the last country Of
whose throne this doomed family which for.
merly governed SO many countries continues to
retain feeble holds freely discussed by the
leading newspapers throughout Europe. Many
believe that it will be among the events Of the
year 1866.