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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-06-21
Tunnel Under the Atlantic.

A proposition is on foot to start the gil
gantic undertaking of running tunnel
under the Atlantic ocean, in order to con
meet the old and new world together by
means Of a submarine railway The most
eminent engineers, both in America and
Europe, have been consulted, AMI they
have drawn up report which is perfectly
feasible, and only require time and money
to carry out, while the capital, although
stupendous, will be forthcoming. So far
as calculated approximately, it will require
five hundred millions English pounds, or
two billion five hundred million dollars
Plenty of capitalists are ready TO engage in
this marvellous undertaking, and as soon as
the plans are arranged the money will be
advanced. The proposed plans are in them
selves the wonder Of this skilfnl age Of en-
cheering science To relate them i'll de-
tail would be simply impossible at present,
but a few Of the leading points may be
glanced at III order to give the reader an
insight into the wonderful results already
arrived at.--St. Louis Ti2nos
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-06-21

THE EFFECT OF THE ATTORNEY
GENERALS RECENT OPINION
UPON GEN. SICKLES.
HE FOR " ARD S A REQUEST TO
WASHINGTON TO BE RELIEVED
FROM THE COMMAND OF THE
SECOND DISTRICT
HE ALSO DEMANDS A COURT OF
INQUIRY ON HIS OFFICIAL
ACTIONS.
A DUEL-ONE OF TIE PARTY SUP
POSED TO BE MORTALITY
WOUNDED.

CHARLESTON, June I9-I. M
The comments upon General SicIles course,
contained in the Attorney Generals opinion, pub
lished here this morning, created profound SEN
sation.
General Sckles has to-day forwarded request
to Washington to be relieved from duty as Com
mandcr Of this Military District, and demands a
Court Of Inquiry on his official actions.
A duel was fought this afternoon, at Matches
avenue a short distance above the city, between
Edward Roe, formerly of Columbia, and Theodore
G.. Boag Of Charleston. Roe was wounded, sup
posed mortally, at the first fire. Boag surrendered
himself promptly to the civil authorities
From n-Surratt's Trial, &c.
WAsHIN GToN. June 19-P. NJ.
Revenue receipts to-day were five hundl cd and
forty-siX thousand dollars.
Omaha, Superintendent OF the Union Pacific
Railroad, says that work must be abandoned I'M
less there ismore protection from the Indians.
The Department Of State has information that
the Court Martial in the case Of Macmillan has
been suspended for the present.
Judge Fisher decided that the prosecution need
not furnish list of witnesses for the defence and
against the right of retaining Witnesses for cross
examination at any time during the trial. The
facts developed during the argument that the
prosecution have seventy witnesses. Charles H
Blinn, Waterman at the Vermont Central Depot
testified that two men, of whom left a hand
kerchief marked J. H. Surratt, slept the
benches the 18th Of April. Carroll Hobart,
Conductor on the Vermont Central Road, carried
the same men, one OF whom looked like the pris-
oner, towards Canada the counsel agreed to ad-
nit the railroad time tables evidence john t.
Triplett heard p conversation between Mrs, Sur
raft and the prisoner heard Mrs. Surratt say she
would give any one thousand dollars to kill
the President thought he heard the prisoner,
when there was a Union victory, curse the Union
army. The defence objected, but the prosecution
wanted to show malice and the evidence ad-
mitted. Further evidence intended to confirm
the impression Of Surratts presence here on the
night of the assassination heard, but nothing
striking developed. Adjourned.
The Cabinet session lasted from ten till half
past two o'clock, when the President, Stanton and
Stanbery had prolonged interview.
Rear Admiral Stephen G. Rowan, has been as
signed to the command of the Asiatic squadron.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-06-21
Rates of Freight.

Per Steamer Per Sailing
Vessel.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-21
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

kEMRAIs, March 20.
The Memphis and Little Rock Railroad
has been consolidated with the Elpasso snd
Pacific, Of which Gen. Fremont is President
The work upon the former will be pushed
forward.
Michael Walters, fireman, was shot and
instantly killed. by Charlie Wright, bar.
keeper on Jefferson street, this morning.
The friends of the deceased were with diff
Guilty restrained from iynehng the murderer.
TREsros, N. j., March 20.
A. Rise, member Of the last Legislature Of
New Jersey, who was convicted Of bribery,
and sentenced to one year in the State Peni
tentiary, at the Deoemhar term Of Court,
was pardoned here to-day.
NEw YoRK, March 20.
The Post says in relation to the movement
of troops to the frontier, that part of the
9th United States Regulars was ordered to
Omaha to participate in the Summers cam
paign against the Indians. The 42d United
States Regiment takes the place on the Cana
da Frontier of the departing troops
GAIRo, March 20.
Cloudy and misty rain. The river rose an
inch in. the past six hours, and is now an inch
and half higher than in 1852, or higher
than ever before known here.
a.......,,.. BosroH, March 20.
The Senate this afternoon ordered the res
olution concerning the anendment to the
Constitution Of the United States to . third
reading. by vote of 81 to 6, and the House
Of Representatives having taken siI6ilar 40
ton last week, tie President of the Senate
announced that he LsgisAaturs Of Aassschu.
sets had ratified tAs enendment to the Con-
stitution of the United States.
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CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS
GOLD CLOSED 1874 3-9
FROM WASHINGTON.

New YoRK. March 20.
The Times special says that the President
yesterday sent to the Senate the name of
Wa. lorsheimer for u. S. District Attorney
for the Northern District of New York. and
A. Dulhardt for Postmaster at Sing Sing.
Ii is stated that Senator CONFESS, of Cali
fornia, will decline denomination His
term expires with this Congress-
The IribuRe's special says that the Supple
mental Reconstruction bill will be sent to the
President to>dsy, and it is thought that he
will veto II Immediately, so that Congress can
pass II over The veto and adjourn on Saturday
u Monday next.
The strife for the u. s. Marsbalship of
Louisiana, the most lucrative of any Govern
ment office, is narrowed down to between
Gems. Frank j. Heron and Kirby Smith
The nomination will be made in a day or
two.
The presiding officers Of the Senate and
House signed TO day the Supplementary Re-
construction bill, which was afterwards pres
scented to the President
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-21
FROM WASHINGTON.
WAsnIxnrns March %

WASHINGTON, March 20.
The presiding officers of the House and
Senate day signed the Supplementary Re-
construction bill, which was afterwards pre-
sented to the Senate.
q The following is the list of nevs-
papers indicated by the Clerk Of the House Of
Representatives, under the Tth section of the
spndry Civil Appropriation bill, approved
March, I'd, for the publication of the terms
and treaties Of the United States, and for off :
cial advertising
Virginia-Ner Nation, Richmond, and
Virginia State Journal, Alexandra North
Caroiina-Standard, Raleigh, and Henderson
Pioneer Georgia-SsvannahR Republican and
Agusta Loyal Georgian; Louisiana--Mo-
bile Nationalist and Huntsville Aduocat< !;
Arkaneas-Eort A Smith Ns1 Era; Texas
Austin Inietlfgencer.
Papers in other Southern States, are yet TO
be designated.
The Senate confirmed the following: Post
paster, Freirick Borhaler, Cedar Falls, Iowa;
Associate Justice Jno. Il. Cartier, of the
Supreme Court, Arizona, United States Dis.
trict Attorney; Register of Land Office, S.
I. Stockton, California.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-21
FROM NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, March 20.
The steamship Colorado srrived from San
Francisco this morning. in twenty one days
from Japan. -
DR.. George Berkeley, Of No. 4s West oath
street, and q woman named Mary Cole, were
arrested ct the instgation of Sanitary Super
intendent Dalton, who charges them with
having caused the death of Mrs. Elizabeth
KiubAll, wife Of the late Msjes Kinhaii, who
was SHOT by Carrigan, by IN sttenpt to pro.
duce abortion. The investigation has com
menced. ss~ ass
The Roberts Fennn Senate il holding 4
special session to cohsder the subject Of exs
tending aid to the leaders of the insurrection
in Ireland. President Roberts is to deliver
an address, in which be will review the whole
subject. II is said it will contain special ref
erence 10 the effort to convert ireland into a
kingdom, and the duty of Irishmen to fight
for their fatherland and defend at the same
time the Monroe doctrine.
The Express says the rumored dispatch Of
troops to the frontier arose from the fact that
a detachment Of troops ordered to West Os.
wego had departed, and their place was filled
by other troops. M F19 fvH
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-21
LITE CABLE DIsPITtH[S..
Treaty Between Prussia and
Bavaria.
Coronation of Francis Joseph.
The Derby Reform Bill and
House OF Com m ons.
Debate Deferred till the 25th inst.
Coronation Of Francis Joseph.
Debate Deferred till the 25th inst.

BERLs, March ie-Evening.
II is reported that secret treaty was made
between Prussia and Bavaria in August last.
and that by one clause of the treaty Prussia
may assume the military direction of the
Bavarian army.
LONDON, March 19-Eyeninp.
Agents of the Russian Government are
said to BE- purchasing vessels in this country
and the continent, to be used as transports.
PEsrH, March ls-Evening.
The coronation of Francis Joseph as
King Of Hungary, daring his visit 10 this
city, is strongly urged by all parties.
There was debate in the Corps Legislatiff,
last evening, in regard TO foreign affairs, in
which Representatives Theirs and Feevre
attacked the foreign policy Of the Emperor,
on the ground that it favored unity in both
Germany and Italy. which was hostile to the
interests of France. Minister Rouper and
Representative Oliver defended the cause of
the Government
PARIS, March l9-Evening.
In the Corps Lesislsuf to-day Minister
Roper stated that the Emperor was in favor
Of the partition of the Pspal debt among the
Catholic powers, each Of them assuming it's
share of the burden, and guaranteeing its
payment.
LosnoS, March ls-Midnight.
In the House Of Commons this evening the
DERBY Government asked a f,rrnal leave IN
bring in its reform bill tomorrow. Mr.. Dis
rael explained the features of the proposed
bill, introducing copious statistics to support
the principles on which the bill is grounded.
Mr.. Gladstone made short speech in which
he said he thought the figures we're absurd,
but would defer all debate on the question
until the bill came before the House.
LONDON, March le-Eveuing.
The debate on the reform bill has been
70 March 18th.
vienna, March is.
An order has been sent to America recall.
ing Admiral Tegethoff to this country to take
of the Adriatic feet.
PKsrH, March ls.
The members of the newly created Hun
garian Ministry, to-day, took the oath of Of,
fee in the presence of the Emperor of Aus.
tria and the National Diet
BERLIN, March 1s.
1t is stated that Count Bismark has refused
to protest against the ABSORPTION of Poland
into the Russian Empire
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FROM RICHMOND.

Nyw YoRK, March 20.
lyThe He7alds Richmond correspondent
Tvs that Hunnicutt is about canYassing the
tate, IN order to counteract the influence
xcited by several prominent Rebels, who,
having accepted the situation, are now en-
leavoring TO influence the negro vote for
their own political ends.
Hunnicutt Is considered good orator. and
question of opposing him with Henry A.
is mooted.
zort says that wardwell for Mayor,
ads municipal ticket, nominated by the
negroes in Richmond.
fhe Reralds special says the people OF
Rockingham county, Virginia, held meets
on Monday last. at which the Military
was endorsed, and their Representative
ucted 10 vote for call of Convention,
nothing had been previously said on
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-21
NON PITTSBURG, PA.

OrQefeu
dischargedl L. P,rrsnrn March 90
the decision o.se iron moulders here,
refusing 10 .es. n partial riot. The
offered oy hpe wployed at the stove
mitteo ~inou1 Y, Va the Fifth Ward,
the Jury re'ul ployment in the foun-
There is consus from Buffalo. A de-
the eptre co ters visited the tavern
forwe must were boarding, and en-
Page IN our ,ut TO fight them. The
re kept locked up. Mr..
ERhivored to disperse the
.cked him, beating him
MIN somewhat seriously.
4wever, was prevented by
The Herr OF the riotors were az
ports that it under $l,o0o bali each.
ton Law isaers threatened new demon.
and althqke new moulders are kept
they thinhdef atrongguArd of police,
matter DIRE brought TO them. The
In Viqkve been threatening to tear
orgauizs1 n. but up TO II o'clock, no
of Hun .saaons have been INSIDE. Il
nicu,t ed workmen, from Wales, are
grew brought to this city, and it il
Prious rict viii take place overit.
tkaadred men are out of employment
sing u the stziks.
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VOL. XIV.
FROM HONDURAS.


NEW YoRx, March 90
Advices from British Honduras, to the 28d
uis, state that subsequent to their late re-
verses, the British troops gained q very inn
portant victory over the Indians, who had
been raiding on the Colonists. Quite num-
Der of Indiana, men, women and children,
we're killed by rockets thrown into q retreat
ing crowd. Many of their villages were
burned, and their corn6elds laid waste.
Considerable discomfort existed in the
public mind in Belize.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-21
FROM NEW YORK.

NEw YoRK, March 20.
The riots which occurred on St. Patrick s
Day, were the subject of excited conversation
a.nong the public generally, and the police
uien especially, yesterday. The wounded
are still suffering seriously. and, although
improving, several Of them are still in q
precarious condltiou.
Tha house carpenters of the city of New
York, contemplate making a demand for
higher wages on and after April lst.
Nire car loads Of United States troops.
forming an extra train, yesterday passed over
the Hudson River railroad The men we're
fully equipped, and had with them all the
necessary baggage for campaign. They are
destined for 0swego, and are undoubtedly
r,sRs66ss thsifs t'es Hsinst the movements
The TS ss nay be attempted on
iHaoiiss sation a the latest dispatches,
ertor ST. 40 encouragement TO the
ana if ~ " There is perfect stag
eles fremtxcitement which prevailed
vill be ,s5.elst week and the belief is
eneral that nothing like
was initiated in Ireland, and
disturbance occurred. was fu
Iy quelled. The movement on
GREAT aever, is attracting more general
Is Inauguration is believed to
/. he city of Montreal has
A KITE Of the most unwsrantable ex-
sEsst ps- the lasttwo or three days. The
$dollal Eng rumors were set anost, to the
LAT the Victoria Bridge, or the pow
Ilgazine was 10 be blownup, An extra
n ary Cabinet Council was held, and it
lied that more troops had been tele.
III Vorksor to England.
III ,henAlbans, says Hsrdld correspond
II eny strange military faces are noticeable,
II Hhfs probable that town will soon be the
III nf Fenian column in Canada
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-21
Prize Fight.

NEW YORK, March 20.
A prize hight for 81 900 came of yesterday
forenoon, near Douglasville, Berks county,
Pa, between Thomas Kelly, Of philadelphia,
and VIM. Parkinson, of Pottsville, Pa. The
fight lasted two minutes, one round only be-
ing fought, when Parkinson, who was getting
the worst Of the punishment, seized Kelly By
the leg, which was foul, and Kelly was at
once declared winner. The affair was wit.
messed by more than one thousand persons.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-21

NHICAGO, MHfch ZU
The Fenian movement of the Stephens
wing of the Fenian Brotherhood seems to be
making preparations fer descent upon the
Green Isle. Mr.. Thomas Q Connor, The Cen.
tire Of the Stephens Circle Of this city, has
received dispatch from the C. E. F. B.,
New York, requesting him to forward list
OF the men who are willing TO go TO Ireland.
They are TO hold themselves in readiness to
go to New York, or any other city, when or.
dered.
Officers living at distance from this city,
who wish to go TO ireland, are desired TO re-
port to Mr.. o Connor, box 1873, Postofice,
Chicago.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-21
FROM DETROIT.

CHICAGO, March 20.
A Republican Detroit special says The
statement telegrsphed the oiher day that the
Senate had rejected the nomination of Jas.
Henry, Of Kalamazoo, as United States Mar
shal for this District is untrue. He was CON
frmed.
DIR. J. W. Hollywood, sell-kpow Phy>
sician Of this city, and man Of standing, has
been arrested on Q charge Of burglary, at the
Jewelry store Of c. Doty, of this city, Lee,
October. Most of the property was found
ia his possession, but he claims tha, be ae>
ranced money upon it to some men who are
unknown, This matter creates considerable
excitement here.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-21
FHM ALBANY, /

ALsAEx, March 20.
Resolutions we're offered in the Assembly
to-day, against the formation Of any Governs
ment in North America, not Republican in
FORM and Appealing to the Goserument 70
inteEpose sita legitimate Offices in sreaon-
STRANGE With the British Government, against
The eatsbliahment OF any Government il
Hes0 ANs<isa, ~ iaassses Of which vpsla
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-21
FROM LOUISVILLE.

eff LOUISVILLE. March 20.
The Union Republicans to day nominated
Col. WA A. Bnlllits, of Louisville, for Con
gress from this district
There 10 large ratification meeting to-
night, at the Court House, endorsing the
platform Of the Union party adopted Febru-
airy I'D, at Frankfort. Among the speakers
are Col. Barnes, Hon. X. A. Baker, Govern
or Oglesby, and others
samuel Cooper, fugitive from justice
from Indiana, Who sbscouded some tim . aso
with large amount of school fund, has been
arrested
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-21

On the SAst cay OF D~ceRter la In accordance With
the laws Of Iowa.
The tue Corpsny Ia "ruternationnf rnsny-
cosspany. 10 located IN the chr Of Nsw Yowk
Aad va4 insorporatsd JANUARY 1884. The amount a
tbs capital stock riion dollars and i All ped
The assets Of the company follows
Cash on hand ard In hands OF agents and
United States 80 market vslus-.--... slp ts3 50
United States lptos market szins......- 1880 90
Wisconsin var bord. .... "a ssss . 60 g
Loans % bond and mortgage being hrxt
lien on anenesnb-rsa real estate, worth
double the amount loaned the-son ...... 5000 90
pebts otherwise secured being loans on call
seeufsa y stoe = ssa sopd. hee a. coi-
,n ,e,s. - Y - 81 sAse OF said e7fiste-
n-h,. ~ -. .ns !. .,,.. $500 @
-o.., ....,.
~ -'---.--.-~Risff "
I 4-a.. LIABILITIES
Groou Mt due or mot due 10 tsenkx oy o.b.,
Losses adjusted aud due - s,s 49, IL
Losses adjusted and not Si,e n, s@7 ~
L.ssss unsdIusted and losses awaiting fur.
ther proof ....... las tea g.
All other ct.arns sxaius the eoausnr - ~.
The sreatest 1t Insured In sny ona yssk in .n,
city, village. No arestfsry rule on thrss
points The Company 10 severn~d BY |. prudent reg.rs
for the cosstrnctou cec1lpsncv And - rr.ur =, -
The Of ipcorpcratfon N hed with sormar .ea,s
ment
srAVv ov Krv ya,E
osanty a New Yors. Jss.as.s7l
charles Isyiof Presds MT and G. c. Hins Secretary Of
fhe fntcrns"naa insurAncs Company, to me personally
known, dePoee ana say that they said ofhcers and
of the snars ss,a COMPANY on the 3is day OF Decem
one million dollars sash capital and four hundred asd
'osr nhs 4und,ed aod thirty SIX doars
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Contribution 10 the Lincoln Menumen,
Annexation,

CHICAGO, March 20.
special to the Republican from Springs
field says thatthe Treasurer of the Monume nj
Association, received yesterday of Col I. e.
PEBBLES, of kankakee City, three hundred
and fifty dollars, contributed by the 47,h re-
giment OF United States colored infantry, in
aid of the fund.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-21
MARRIED.

GEx. C4RL ScHuRz is stumping the State
of Connecticut for the Republican ticket
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-21

A ne Radical paper is to be published
at Columbus, Ohio, 70 be called the Repubiie
and TO be l''ihe organ Of the Grand Army of
the Republic.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-21

GEs. PILE, the new Congressman from ST.
Louis, has introduced bill in the House to
provide for the establishment of an Assay
Office al 50. Louis
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-21

buildings are now in course of erection
at Baltimore, the cost OF which will amour.
to sc, ,o0O, 900.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-21
To Hotel Keepers and Business
Men Of the City Of Keokuk.

THE UNDERSIGNED hereby notifies he
be b the assignee of Ha~es Pntentee Of the -Pat-
eat Advsrtstss Hessi Rsestsr for the sss3ss Of Ios
sno nissou and thst hs 10 abont canvas the city
Tor the purpose Of ocurng businsss cards for the
se.s 70 b. insstsd IN Asgsasxs. 70 be used sf The
hotsas of the city 70 whseh the RsGist~rs WI
BE- iurussAsA grsas.
This soties = rsnAsssd nsossssry n osrtatn pns.
tnorrsc psrsons have within few days past been oss
vaasing the ct, for similar purpose for register
shsce - - tnfnnEsnsnt of the aboys patent fhs In
fnnes@sst shall permit 10 be sssd even n Il Il
Necessary 20 instituts ksAl procesdngs 70
Fersnna vbo have Agreed nsh eards for the res
iaer rsssrsd TO- viii DO we'll not pay for ths M
nnmber OF oshsr cities JONrku aIrN -
Dch&o63t
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AErsfon's oyrIcx IowAl
prs MoIxxs, Fsb 10th, 1877
Il hereby certified that thsrs has been eled In hi.
once sworn stsfesnSnt showing the condition Of the
North America InsHrsrce Company located q. Phils-
dslphis, in The etsts n psnssyl.nnls
o~ tn Ia dty ef Lassavy. A. d. 1857,
u saenEdsncs vth ihe prorision< OF an Ae. OF the
9essr Assembly Of The et&t~ of ewz entitled An Act
Y rslsaon 70 fnnrsscs CcupAs-sr sppsored Ian n.ry
=, 1871 and Aet snisndatoy thersto spprured I'd
ruary eth 1888; that said sho.s that aid
Company possesssd af the requisits amount Of capgt
snd invested reqeifed by Law.
Aasnority Is tsersp-e given TO the above named Goa
PAM u sraasAet shr ovsse Of Insurape
10 es State in accordsee with the lsxx tkereot untl
The sist day Of Jsnuary ises-
u 70 alec esruned it>i H. b. rES-EYcE, Of Keo-
kns has hAs da{ apputed BY said Coupany their
fai Assss snd Attorney for the county Of Les,
@ts fu power to tak+ risks Of Insurance. therein aad
service cf process provided by law upon
ts~r hing with the Clerk 81 the District rs In and n
sHid county this esrtisoais and oopy 4 the stM1eent
on hls In this SfHce
IL 70 farther certified tkst the attached 10 true md
cofrrSf eapr OF s>td statement and Axures
- In t-stin4Ony whereof, have hsrs unto set
Is my hand aid m1ed my seal Of once the
-~- DAY and y~sr FIRST above written
stamp Jho. A. ELLIOTT, Auditor of State.
mehle
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CAIRO, March 20.
The levee on the north side Of Columbus,
KY, broke this morning and the town is now
completely inundated
Cairo still dry.
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BOARDING.

A Few Gentlemem can be Fur.
"a s. nishod with Beard,
AnArpouas, dasired liberal rstss By applying nj
the second door north Of Second street. Kxchanse