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| oaAp~.~.>,ux I'll
Diseased Horses, DC.
/ AN ACT to prevent the importation, INNING .
kT l~, aA s4epf hf1se rlss, Pr Abes, dis
\ $50 9TH 1sad dlsst saahses, ss'Bsevu
! SEcrIos /. Be- il esacsed b. tAe Gs.erul AeCs5,i
By 81 the Stofe-ef ltss, That II shall b unltf1
for the owner Of any horp (, mule. or ass, OF All
person having the same in charge, knowingly 4
import or bring into this State a9yr hor,e, mAIe
.x1p q sssss nv e an. .s p ss.s
so offending, shali be deemed guilty Of inisds.
meanar and shall, convic lotion, be punished BY .
fine of not leas than rffty dollars. morn thsa
fve hundred dollars. and n default Of payment,
shall be imprisoned for any period not to exceed
twelve months by both ape and imprisonment
- the discretion Of ne asHH5 .clJDs5
mules or asses. or having the same In charge,
that are known to be diseased with Nasal elect,
Chambers, Or Button farcsy. thns shall suffer the
ssne town ~ fIfge upon 4ny common, highway,
or uninclosed land use, or tie the same in any
public place, or of his or their premises ~
ho shall ISL, trade offer tAe sAueioE sale =
afds, ANswinE the rame to ~ 10 diSeased, shsl be
guilty OF mis- demeanor and shall, on conviction,
De punished by dne Of not less than fifty dob
lars nor more than. 6Ye, hundesd dollars, and ID
default u pa yneut, shalt be Imprisoned for any
period pot to exceed twelve months, or by both
hne aud imprisonment. at the discretion of the
Court 4
SEC 3. Al fnes recovered under the provisions
OF this Act, ahAll be paid into the County Treas
ury, for the benefit OF the School Fund.
SEC. !. Nothiag in this Act shall be so construed
as to prevent any person that mag be injsssd BY
~ Atios, selling, tf4dM6 kllql6e p run
a. fsfsr, Or e1poans IN public places, Of horses,
muies, or Asses, known to be deceased with NAsat
3ieet dianders, o. Button farcey, from recovering
damAgcs IN Sif artsoA,s mist any person OF
persons, who mssy so import, sell, trade allow t.
run at large. or otherwise expose in public
places, or outsi-ds offhsir own premses, any such
animals.
SEC S. Should any horse, mule, or ass, reason
& s.i s ssSs f:. "an s,s. :;
large, without any known owner, it shall be law
iui TOR the finder thereof to take the horse, mule
e ass, 90 found, before some Justisssf ths Pssce
vAeshall 6pthwith csass the sstne to u exanised
by some veterinary surgeon, other psrssh killed
u ssch diseases, and il. on examination, 1t 10
scWtased 70 be % diseased Y AN cSmpstent
TOT such Justice Of the Peace to order such dis
eased animal to Be immediately destroyed and
effectively put ont OF the say and the nesssssry
expenses accruing under ths provisions 0f this
section shall be betrayed ont Of the County Treas
ury.
SECS. This Act being deemed of immediate
Importance, shall take eject AMI be in force from
and after its publication in the fora State Regis-
ter and Io'ea Homestead, newspapers published at
Approved February %, 1865.
hereby certify that the foregoing Act Was pub
ished in the io,ea State Register, February 25th
1865, and in the Ioea Homestead on the It'll day
nf March, 1866.
JAMES WRIGHT, Secretary Of State.
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CHAPTER 20.

CHAPTER 20.
Amending Section 10, Chapter q, 1ors lotA
y General Assemblyy = y,
AN ACT 70 amend Section 10, of Chapter 90, of
the Acts of the Tenth General Assembly.
Section I. Be Il esacte BIZ the q. xerat Assem-
bly, IF tAe Ssssecf Eo,ra. .Tha< me ASris a..by
law at the end Of section 10, Chapter %, of tho
Acts passed at the regular scssisn OF the Teeth
General Assembly, he and the same are hereby
stricken out and the words "by the General As
scmbly," inserted instead
SIC. 2 This Act being deemed by Tho ueaesAl
Asse hbly OF immediate importanoe. ahaIl take
effect and be in fnrce from and alter its is hicason
IN the Daily State Resi4ter and Ipwa Homesteod,
newspapers published at 1es Moinea, Isws,ss
Approved Marrh 9Th te66T = 9 SEs
= hereby certify that The foregoing Act vas pub
isheiin the 6dffy Stofe Re5isfer March I |, 1865,
and in the Zorro Hemestead, March 81, 1Sv.
JAMES WRIGHT Secrstasy II state.
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AeuE DE MAGNOLIA The prettest thing the
"sweetast thing and the most Of il for the least
money. II overcomes the cdor Of perspiration !;
softens and adds delioscy to the skin; il = de-
lightful perfume; Allays hsadaehe and in6amms-
ton, and il necessary companion in the sick
room 10 the nursery and upon the toilet sidebosrd
II can be obtained everywhere u one dollar per
BOTTLE
Safatsga SDsiAg water. sold BY n
Druggists.
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CHAPTER Is.

FftRtsng GoreTTors Massage.
AN ACT to provide for the printing and distribu-
ting Of the Governors Biennial Message.
Sscrioy !. Be 10 enecsed by tie Ge~sruf Assess-
by Of the tafe If Ioeo, That it shall be the duty
OF the Governor ofthe State Of Iowa, to cause to
be printed BY the State Printer, Eve thousand
copies, in the English Language. OF his Biennial
Message, for distribution among the members Of
the 6enernl Assembly.
SEC g.. The printed. coriss above provided for
shall be ready for distribution immeiiassly after
the delivery or the Governors Bieaniai Messaxe
To the Geaeral Assembly. fni.4
SEC. 3. The distribution 30 the two branches Of
the Legislature shah be in the following proper
ton, to-Hit to the Senate two Thousand copies
and to the House of Repres .ntatives three thou
sand copies.
Approved February %. 1866.
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cHAPfRR7l. es y
Changing Time 81 hoIdisJ Court II Lee

81. <, ssta44& sssss &01fNU. - staSasF F44fA
AN ACT to amend an At, entitled "A Act to lie
y ine the time skAsldiag Oossts isqth sev ,ral
Juiieial Districts Of this 81 - -passsi March
33d fSaS.sasssAsa sss j 4sa 49, sfssSaskss
sEcrIoy |. he Il e~nessi By the General Assem-
II, If sAsyysts ~ Josn TThas - much q the NJ,
u shieh this 10 Assehdstofy, IL pfescribes that
term OF tbs DISTRICT Court. Of sAs FiFst Judieial
District, shall be held at Keekuk, In Lee county,
commencing On the FIRST Monday in Septehber Of
each year, g. aud the same il hereby repealed, and
In ies stead aad piscs thereof, thsfS tHxlI here
aftar be held ct Keok1keip - qpantl n Lesse
.srsa Of ~ yeetf e49 = = s 6tts
&exc. ,. All writs. Plssdiaes, Peocesses and pro-
Seedlings pending II " rsturnsbls TO sAid district
e. css 81 81 E &c AZ s.:s ks!lS &,
. ss@ss, ' 9 ia c5sc f.ss.f. sesssssse
= 4. - 49,
Sc. his IA bsiae Assasa ~ ia.sd,ass
:, ,se ;s., 10y = Jats .s :. a sa. =;
- D,ib &sas -4A0iassssngep8s1A
6YpeI9sa 49, saala 49, = ssssns,sa xass 81 ]
&, &kGsSy ssetaly ~ 1hsQelao A. ~ psh-
ikAfe. Aitee goo1 1870
3AHxs waIanx. ssssA.sy 4 s>sAs.
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"In lifting the kettle from the Ars scslAed m ~
sell very seversty-sss hand sl,nost 70 crisp
The tGftuN w. ahbarnble. The NeIi.
SO 'AussaAg Lfnsncnt relieved the pain almaes
iamsdaAssay. IL heaisd sYidIy. and fe!t very III.
tie scar CHAS. Fosrs1 AZ Dr>al g., Phla !.
This . merely Assap,s u <tHt the Mustsns
Lsainent will d.. II 10 Invaluable in al cases d
wounds s~ellipgs. sfsAins, estsy sbnsss, spGvtps,
ea9 4tAct BOD SAs u hsA~t @ss - ,R-"-
beware Of coanterfeits. None is genuine unless
Wrapped IN nnc Steel plate engrayings, bearing
the signature Of g. ". Westbrook, Chemist, and
the pirate stamp Of DExAs BARNES 4 Co, New
York.
safAtsga spxing Water, ssold by all
Druggists.
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LYos's ExrRAcr o. PuRx JAxAscA GneRR,-
for Indigestion. Nausea, Heartburn, Sick Hssd-
ache. Cholera MorSsa, &e, where warming, ~
NAL stimulaDt is required. Its earrful prepers-
ton and entire purity makes il . cheap and rsais.
pie article for euiinasy PafPosss. 6o.l every shers
1t so cts per bottle.
saratoga sp,iss wassr. sold y al
nruggists. -
iy4-wed -d-eo.w-w -
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WHAr DIP Ir'-A gsong lady. rsnnipr to
her edantry hsar DORA = 51urn If a r. month,
in New York, vas hardly recognized by he,
friends In place of rustic, flushed face. she -
RHslH e'nsrssios. Of simsst masbis snsosl
:, 50 IN instead OF Y, she really appeared Blu,
~. She told them plainly she used Hassn', Mag
noita Balm, aud would not be uithout Il An
lady caa supssve her personai appearances very
much ~ using this article. II can, be ordered 3
any drsgsiss for only 50 cents.
s.r .tega Spsiag Water, sold by III
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Staple & Fancy Dry Goods
AND NOTIONS. q
AT WHOLESALE ONLY. I
To which he calls the attention Of til. Trad.
fhIG -iAw Ia,
M A S o MIC.

Eagle Lodge No. IL Hold its regular mestipe
the FRS, tuesday essnihg before NOON In ssck
moth
Hardin Lodge No. a0--fIolds ID, resu,sr
n'nth sess ag t4e hst Monday evening IN sacA
men,h
Aasonfe Aau Corner Seventh and Male strese,.
6ate Vsty 0oya1 Arch Chapter he. -
10 its regular meetins shs nrss friay svsnins Il
6aeh NTH
Parvin Council No. 6-lJo1k IL saeulee nese
Ing II. second riday svvEinE in each month
DaMaseus CsnAaaa&vYssGx knisht
Iempsare NJ. : tfc'ds c ,nrisvs. every wsdnss.
Hall IN Cstlft h3usSGUS ms ,sr,s<
anwi
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Now ana Thsa.

mid. oopperhead, de-
reatening that he may
account Of johnson q
on the 4th Of March,
'arallel columns what
occasions, in regard to
o:
| From the World
Of March, 1865,
| The drunken and
Ibeastly Caligula, the
most profigate Of all
the Roman Emperors.
raised his horse to the
dignity-an Office that
in former times, had
been filed by the
greatest warriors and
statesmen Of the Re-
public, the Scipios,
the Catos, by Cicero,
and by the mighty Ju-
Illus himself. The
Consulship was scarce
ly more disgrsced by
that scandalous trans
action than is our Vice
Presidency BY the late
! ELECTION. This office
has been adorned in
better days by the to.
lents and accomplish.
msnt of Adams aud
Jefferson, Clinton and
Gerry, Calhoun and
Van Buren,; and now
70 SEQ il filed by this
insolent, d ru n ! 9 n
brute, in comparison
with whom even Ca
lienls's horse was res
peeiable for the poor
animal did not abuse
his nature. -
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PoLlrlcAL VIEWS OF GEEsRAL 6R4xr.-
Two u the Johnson organs in NSN York
have taken pains to state simultaneously
through their Washington correspondence,
that under no circumstance would General
Alaas - a<andiAate Tor TIE Presidency in
1868. There is no authority for such state
ment. There Is no authoritative statement Afl
Gen. Grants political position and views, ex-
cepting that which appearedin his home or.
gan, the Gaiena GasStfk hsi winter, wherein
the editor assumed the Gen. Grant would
respond 70 the demapda Of the loyal den u
save the country 10 tsme Of peace q he had
saved it in time Of war. One paper admits
what is true, that the Lieuleaana- Genera
heartily approves of the Reconstruction coz
stitutional amendment, and expresses On ear
nest hope that it may be adopted.-N r.
zf104fHe. I'D
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Heimftreet's ininitable Hair CsIorinR hes been
steadily growing in favor FOR over twenty years.
acts upon tbs absorbcsts at the roots Of the hair
a.d changes Il to its ofeinel color BY degrees
All fAstantsuspas dyes dsadsa and injurs de hair,
Heimstreet's 70 rot de-, but Il certain in its re-
sultA promotes It's growth, and is bsassifui Ala
Dasssike. Free 20 Sents and $l-ee. Sold BY
AL dealers.
sesatsga s1risg water, sold BY all
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nounces Forney for tn
write a circumstsntial
disgraceful inebriation
1866. We place in |
that sheet said on two
that inauguration seen
From the World Of Ju-
", 1866.
CAS- q specimen o.
his tForney's) base.
ness. he threatens to
retaliate on the Presi
dent by q minute Sc
cret history Of what oc
Cured on Inauguration
day. A man who thinks
it fair warfare to rake
up the details ofan iso.
lated occurrence OF
that kind, which no
body reeoIlected to the
disadvantage Of the
President. be c aus e
every body knew it TO
be the only spot on a
life of strict and uni
form sobriety--a man,
we say, who is
capable of such war
fare against the Chief
Magistrate Of his own
country. forfeits oil ii.
tl.. to the recognition
and association OF gen
slemen.''
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KRAMER IRWIN & co
/ w1sLnALsSrALEas II
DRY GOODS
.ltss t sss 4s
NOTIONS;
CAPS.
70. los MAIN sTREE1.
KEOKUK, I0WA,
WOULD. anneaaes 70 IL ..sl.e ,b., :.
are " receipt o. ,ars~ ssnes 81 s-asosslss
- ssass. ss,e. u, "a sss s, sss = $1,000,
sAs. 70 call On % ssssss sreA.sisss' ssvSss.
GRAND OP Ge11Nc
3g 4 --oK e g61
SPRIN G GOODS
uEeI14 Ass AnD zsrAn.
q
eHzLADEL PalA STORE,
80. al MAIN ST.
ME have received our Spring Goods, COZ
ii ,siss: s o .a ..:' Z. -. .. .;1 -
Pl.,a ana r.su ID Aipseas, .oys .s..
a aa.s: s.'..a,s. s.,,ss'; co.'sssae',
- - = si'-' PAh c rsiss,nx s,ps.
isssS Sa. p.s: IN. n IT,. v'sor n' caeh
,.~.., y, sry ,.f :. " y s.,.. -.,o
an. our eoeas ver. ssssh, st declining price. y
+, t. . ~ :. :. ssr q. $500 = s,.
sPrisnanosn = aAYsn r.
, ,,... ,,..-
n1nno nAunuAn.v
ZHAAI.4MA AEQ6HAHc
= = :.
Agent. - .. ). ., III. rl.....-. sd d. Hop.
COTTON vARNs wApps.
- .
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49, gdgsh ssaET. ss, 4 III ia
The daily Mississippi clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-05-09

rs fbuudrd in Is32-has a Charte from the
~ apermIuent Institution, under the direction
ioardof Trustees appointed by the Legislature,
3 4a1hOribed to confer degrees, Diplomas etc.
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GAS LIGHT!

The Gas works have been put in thorough repair,
and light will be furnished by the first Of next week
"A large supply Of Piping, Meters Burners, Chan
daleers &c are hand, and all who desire Tx
lures put to their residences business houses can
have & done at once by leaving their orders a. ths
Coal and Coke for sale at moderate prices.
'f1gIF ko3 THOs &. HELM
Anril ISdtf President
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NEW ORLEANS.
No 5 st. Charles street.
SOUTHERN FAMILY MACHINE.

A correct knowledge and short Inspection of VII
Gibbs Machines viii disperse ali prejudice
The stitch made by Wilcox Gibbs Sewing Ma
chimes is stronger and more beautiful than hand
sewing. t...
Wncox & Gibbs Machine win sew, hem, fell,
braid tuck, gather, quilt cord and embrOider with
perfect satisfaction. Please call and examine.
Wilcox & Gibbs Machines repaired and war
ranted at NO. ST. CHARLES STREET,
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HUMPHREYS
III vi G OPAT HIC CIFICs.

HAVE proved from the most ample experience, an
11entire success mple-Prompt-Ethcient and
enabe. They the only Me6i cines perfectly
adapt popular use-so simple that mistakes can
not be madefn using them, harmless to be free
from danger ami ffieent 10 BE- always reliable
They have raised the highest stion fr III all
and will always render satisfaction.
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FENIAN SALOON.
NOTICE.
Look OUT FOR TnE THIEF.

A MAN calling himself DR.. r. c. Anderson,
N aged about fifty years old upper front teeth
out black eyes, hair rather gray and inclined to be
have lived in Cuba at time; the said Anderson
having been arrested in Selma Ala, for having two
-ives in that State also for swindling widow lady
ont of her entire cotton crops all that she had left
for her support after the surrender He made his his
escape and is now travelling up and DOWN tne ra !.
nv duty to notify the public of this scSupdre1
April 27th. u @AASN-..4
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PACIFIC HOTEL,
l7O, 172, Iva g. 176 Greenwic h,
/ Qone square west of Broadway
Between courtIandt & Dey Streets,
l., / ne.siaab laialhal u fBamdaiidGia2 ~
| folial5r + New York. 3r
/ JOHN PATTEN, Jr., Proprietor.

The Paehc Hotel is vel and widely known 70 the
ira yelling public The location Ia especially suitable
o sn business men; IL Is In close prox.
unity q the business part Of the eityis the high
av Of Houfhern and W ssern travsl+and adjacent to
ri the nrneip pal RailfoaA and Steambeat depots.
The Pacific has liberal Accommodations for over 800
asts n "a wen futnikhed, and possesses every mod
,t.at.niates The rooms spacious and well ven
s.,sssd: providsd with gas4nd Eater attepdance is
- - snd respectful and the table js generally pro-
R.E.ag g,viih eveFy deiicacy Of the season.
Tsa .,,bserIbsf who fof the past few years, has
ha the lessee Js sole prcpfetor and intends 60
iSeutfg himsef theroughy with ne n.srsss y ~ ~
.sI ~ ~ oaefsts charges ana liberal policy 20
-tsras n jths aavorabls reputation OF the kacnc =
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HAvrNG closed out our store and stock ot ss books
III and Stationery in this city we w2ulu neroDS ed
surrounding country for the patronage they nIx1
50 literally extended so us. We also most coruiany ~
Fvrich q Co whose extended experience IN the
Book Trade will be to their customers advantage.
Messra. EyTich & Co. authorized to collect our
April 23dlw. TITCOMB POWELL
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oTsEAsEs OF THE wOMB.

DR.. H j. Holmes accommodate few more
patients at his Infrmary. Sheets, towels and
candles must be furnished by the patients. Hacks
can be hadat Terrys Depot to convey ladies to his
residence Spring Ridge, Kinds county, Mississippi
April 22d&w6w. r.,
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NEURALGIA COMPOUND!
JAMES CONCEAL,

'-.. ... New OfIedOS.
Il. Wholesale Agent for the South
" Sold by all Druggists. mh2sily.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-10-15
Philadelphia Trade Report.

MONDAY, October 15.- here is very little Glover.
seed coming forward and it is in fair demand, with
small sales at $78 " "a lbs In Timothy there is no
perceptible change TO notice. We quote at SO SOC
75 " bushel. Flaxseed is dull, but prices steady
at SO 20a3 25.
Bark is dull, but prices steady at $35 p ton for
No. l QueIcitron.
Theie is no new feature to present in the f our
Market there being no inquiry for shipmen', and
ouy moderate demand Iom the home consumers,
who purchase TO supply immediate " ants; about 60J
barrels were taken, INC uding superhne at 81 75d
6'75; old and new stock extlas at S9dl2; North
western extra family &c S12 50G1350; Pennsylvania
and Ohio do. do At sl9gl4 %, and fancy brands a.
1915 % barrel In Corn Meal nothing doing
The receipts and stocks of Wheat continue very
small, and the demand is fair at yesterdays quota
tions sales OF Pennsylvania and Southern red 80 80
Gt3 TO- and 600 bushels Spring terms kept secret
W White ranges from SO 10 to 1926. Rye commands
$3.50 " bushe for Pennsylvania. Corn is in be ter
request and prices have advanced sa'es of 30 900
bushels estern mixed at s105 Oats are better;
sales of new Southern at 67d68c.
Whisky is scarce, and sells at 80 3Sd2 80 and
ONO at 80 43@244
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LEGAL INTELLIGENCE.

Court OF Quarter Standardization p. j.
The case of James Boys and Robert Mason was
called up Tor frlal this morning. They we're charged
with being accessory to larceny before the TACT.
A postpOnement was asked for by the defendants
and important witnesses. The court granted until
Thursday, the 18th instant.
Michael Wood was charged with stealing $500
the property OF Sarah ID. Haley.
Sarah d. Haley was sworn, aud testified that she
was IN south street car Inc prisoner got m sarhSr anG
on another man got on and sat beside her, and com:
menced reading newspaper. She put her hand
and these the TWO men perceiVng this Jumped from the
car, and commenced walking apioly down the street.
AS soon she saw this she told the conductor
to stop those men, as they had stolen her money.
The cry OF stop thief !" raised, and the crowd
followed the one who ran the fastest. After a long
chase ne finally stopped IN front of house IN Gas
XII street. and threw the. money INTO the cellar.
she then had him arrested. Mr Wetherill testified
cellar. He pcke0 it up, and handed It to the owner.
Ihe District Attorney said the evidence was con-
cusive. The jury rendered verdict OF guilty with
out leaving their seats. Sentenced to three years
solitary confinement in the Eastern Penitentiary.
| United States Circuit COurt-rhe case OF
Crubb vs. KnOtwell, Is still on trial before Ju tge
| Cadwalader
Court of Common PIeas-Judge Lud ow.-
In this Court Tins morning tue case of Philip Boyle
| ys John Keenan, was ca led. On the part of the
plaintiff the principal witness was absent. The case
was an action TO recover Tor use and occupation
house at lwenty.second and Vine streets, for five
| months The amount claimed was 800. The evil
dence proposed to have been given by this witness
Lad he been present, DelnR pronounced Dy Ine
Court unfit TO go the jury, the continued
for next teIm the plaintiff TO pay the costs OF this
tenn.
Osborn Conrad VS.. William II. Johnes This was
question for the consideration aud decision OF the
jury 1t seems that the plantIIf and defendant are
ne9hbors their premises being separated by brick
| wall. About a } ear ago Mr.. Johnes broke an open
ing through the wall IN order TO put up gate. Inc
| premises are ON Vine street, between Filth and
| Sixth Now, the question for the Jury Is, whether
tins defendant had the right to make thus opening
endangerinE the property OF the immediate noigh
boTs. On trial.
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THIRD EDITION
A FRIGATFUL CATASTROPHE.
--~~~~~v~~o~ooo~s~O>ccoy~>>~
A TERRIBLE FIRE In QUEBEC.
~-~~~~o~D~~Neoy~o~~>~~oo~o>oo
1900 HOUSES DESTROYED.
FOUR H MEN KILL ED.

MONTREAL, October l5.-A terrible fire oc-
CURED in Quebec last night in the st. Roche's
and st. Saveur suburbs. Fifteen hundred houses
were destroyed. Four men we're killed. One
soldier was blown up, and one soldier wounded.
tsECoND DEsPAToH.1
QUEBEC, October 16.-The whole district west
of Crown street to the st. Severe toll gate,
nearly mile, is devastated. Seventeen churche
and converts are destroyed. Two thousand
houses are in ashes, and twenty thousand people
are rendered homeless.
Apublic meeting has been called fer the relief
of the sufferers