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FOR ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

A@. We are authorized to announce d. W.
Classic as candidate for the position of Attor-
ney- General for the Davidson County Circuit.
Election Saturday, January 4th 1868.
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FOR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Al.

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General of the Nineteenth Judicial Circuit
Election Saturday, January 4th 1868.
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FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL.

REA. We are authorized to announce D. W.
PEABODY, Esq. as candidate for the Office
of Attorney General. Election Saturday, the
4th of January 1868. @l- DIS I'd
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Announcement of Candidates
FOR CHANCELLOR.

BeA. hereby announce myself candidate
for Chancellor of this Division. Election Jan
uary 4th 1865.
DIP HORACE H. HARRISON.
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THE eoM1NeAELECTIoN
A COMPLETE LIST OF THE CLERKS AND
JUDGES.

OFFICE COMMISSIONERS OF REGIsTRATIoN,)
DAVIDSON Co., NASHVILLE, Tenn,
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THE ASSASSINATION TRIAL.

WASHINGTON, July II.
Judge Fisher ruled out Mathews, saying
what was in the letter given him by Booth
might have been the object of the conspiracy
to thus screen some of the party to the con-
spiracy by getting up this agreement.
Mathews was recalled and cross. examined
Witness explaining his testimony of yes
terday, said there mir Of eecrecy about
the manner in which Booth handed him the
paper.
Gen. Thos. 7. Ecker identified Booth $
diary as in Booths handwriting.
Jno. T. Ford testi6ed-Weich told him
in Carroll prison that Surratt was in Canada
the day of the assassination, because he had
seen despatch from Surratt dated the 18th.
Jas. l.. Maddas recalled-Wltness was in
Carroll prison with Weichman; went with
him to Winaters' building where en- exami-
nation was held.
Question. Did you hear an officer tell
Weichman tha. if he did not testify to more
than he had he would hang him too.
Darlington objected.
The Court-You must put the question SO
as to make it apply to this trial.
Mr.. Merrick stated that he had no other
witness to examine to day. He had sent for
witness, who had telegraphed that he would
be here to>night. He could now state to the
counsel on the other side that the defense
expected to close their testimony tomorrow.
The Court knew how the defense had been
embarrassed in obtaining the attendance of
their witnesses.
Court adjourned till tomorrow.
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FROM CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, July II.
A new elevator capable of storing 200
900 is about to be built by Armour, Dale l.
Co.
Bishop Ames. at one time reported killed
by the Indians in Colorado, arrived in this
city yesterday.
Michael Crow has been divorced from his
wife because she treated him cruelty.
b. P. Sandford, recently Superintendent OF
the Madison branch of the c. l. N. w. r
R., has beenappointed Superintendent of the
Iowa division of the same road, and will
soon remove to Council Bluffs.
u s. Adland has been trying to kill his
wife, in obedience to instructions from the
Spirit World. Humanity has put him under
bonds to keep the peace, and appear at the
Recorders Court.
John C.. Teel, Captain of the canal boa,
Oak Leaf, was Set upon by highway robbers
near Wells street bridge late last night. 1eel
received severe Injuries in the encounter,
but being plucky fastened himself in the ras>
cal hair and held till an officer arrived. The
man gave his name as John McCarty at the
police court to day, and was held for trial
under $500 bail.
Booths engagements At McVicker's thea
tre, for the month of June, netted $2e, 500
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Loupon, July l7-Eve.


s LosDos, July live.
A great naval rssisw in honor Of the visit
of His Majssy, Abdsl Asis, Sulan of Turkey,
took place to-day of Spitbead, and was the
most magnificent sight ever Witnessed in
English waters. A high wind which prevail-
ed from the northwest at the time, which
tended to increase the interest and excite
ment Of the oecssion, though interfering with
the comfort OF tho spectatou.
The entire squadron numbers eighty yes
sells, ships, yachts, snd tenders. The squad
ron mounted / 100 guns, and the naval por-
ton at once represented capacity Of LOG, 900
tons, and nominal power Of engines of
%, 600 horses, and thousand vessels were
filed with spectators within seeing distance
of the ground.
Quesn Victoria wcs present in the royal
yacht; the Sultan and suite were on board the
royal yacht Asborn; Ismael Pacha, the
Sovereign of Egypt, and suite were on board
the Helion; the Prince Of Wales, both
Houses Of Parliament, Lords, Admirals, and
members of the Government were also pres
ent. The shores Of Gosport and the Isle of
Wight wers lined with myriads Of people who
Witnessed With eager concern the evolutions
of the fleets, including mock battle.
A royal salute Was fred in honor of the
Queen and the royal visitors, and the guards
of all the ships were manned.
Tonight at nine clock the entire squad
ron was Illuminated, presenting very pictu-
rescue appearance.
VIENNA, July II.
The Imperial Diet of Austria to~day re-
jected bill for abolishing capital punish
ment throughout the limits Of the Empire.
LONDON, July live. .
Vienna letters state that the Arch Duchess
Sophia, mother of the Emperor of Austria
and Maximlian, gives evidence of insanity.
I tChili and Peru have accepted, with certain
reservations, the proffered mediation of the
United States in their quarrel with Spain.
The United States sloop of war Macedonia,
with large number of American midship,
men on board, was present At the great naval
review at Spitshead to>day.
PEsTH, July II.
Louis Kossuth is announced as candi-
date for the Hungarian Parliament from the
town of Waitzan, in the county of Pesth.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
IISCELLANE0US ITEMS.

CHICAGO, July IL.
Sneaker Colfax announced yesterday that
The President would not have his veto mes
sare ready before Wednesday. 1t is consid>
cred doubtful whether he will communicate
It then.
Crops throughout Nebraska look we'll. The
grasshoppers have not done the damage ex-
pected.
TIE Union Pacific Railroad is nov finished
four hundred and three miles from Omaha.
The trial Of Pinckney McMahill and Fer
dinand Broekney, mere lads, for the murder
Of Thos. Trailor, in April last, begun at Mon
mouth, ILL.,, yesterday.
The Milwaukee CONVENTION Of |. 0. B. B.,
Jewish order, comprising Ohio, Kentucky,
Missouri, Tsnnsssee, Indiana, Illinois, Wiss
consin, Michigan, Iowa, Minnesota and
Kansas, which had il session here, ad
journed yesterday. The organization mum.
bers one hundred lodges, with ten thousand
members.
Thursday will be the great day 1t the Dex.
ter Park. The managers will give purse OF
$500 to the winner of the racing. Race,
mile heats, best in three in full harness. The
celebrated horses Magooster, Ace of Clubs,
Ace of Diamonds, and the Milwaukee mare,
Lady Green, have entered. At the conclu.
sion of the racing race trot for purse. and
stake OF $4O0 will occur, between Lazy
Alice, Lady Ella and Buckeye Bill.
A new found gold field ct Richland, Ohio,
is reported very rich.
Governor Brownlow has issued bulletin
declaring that he is not in dying condition,
as his enemies assert.
The Peach crop is very promising.
The convict Jas. Kingsley, says Joliet
despatch, who mysteriously disappeared
week ago last Monday, was found dead in the
sink Of the Warden's house, where be was at
work. He probably went there for conceal,
ment and died of suffocation.
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FIRES.

PErERBoRo, N. r., July II.
A fire occurred here yesterday g. M, de.
stroying eight stores. Loss $25, 200.
New YORK, July IL.
This morning fire broke out at North
Point, Jersey City. The following are the
chief losers: VIM. 4. Dodge 1 Co., box
manufacturers; Field h Sons, machine
works; the Hudson River Cement Works;
Derby, Snow & Prentis' lumber yard; Frank
lin Boiler Works, and other buildings and
property damaged. Loss 100000. The in
surance is perhaps quarter of that amount.
LATER.
The losses at the fire at Jersey City to>day
amounted to half million dollars, including
Dodge & Co., planning and moulding mill,
$35O,OO0; insured for s2oo.oo0 Field l.
Sons, iron foundry, loss 500, 1000; insurance
3O,0O0 Derby, Snow l. Prentice, loss $sO5
600; fully insured. Cement works; S25, ,O00
insurance $4,000.
Two fremen slightly injured.
CHICAGO, July II.
John Echlacks foundry, on Meagher street,
was entirely destroyed by fire early this morn.
ing. Loss $4,000. Insurance $1,000.
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FROM BUFFALO.
BUFFALO, July II,

BUFFALO, July II.
The Fenian Military Council, with dele
gates from different sections of the country,
were in session in this city on Sunday, at a
late hour Prominent members of the or
ganization state that dispatches have been
received from Roberts, which, when made
public, will surprise the British Government.
The Circles in Cincinnati, Chicago, Mems
phis, New York and Rochester are to be we'll
represented to day.
A number Of families residing at Fort Erie.
who took an active part against the Fenians,
have removed to the interior, expecting an
other raid.
The British Consul has requested the Ca
madam government to station a regiment of
regulars at Fort Erie during the prese Mt
waok
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FROM CANADA.

QuEBEc, July II.
Mr.. Chauvan has succeeded in forming an
administration, as follows: Mr.. Chauven,
Premier, Secretary and Register; Mr.. Dun>
ker, Treasurer; Mr.. Ovimit, Attorney Gem
eral Mr.. Archabault, Commissioner Of Pub.
lie Works; Mr.. Berubien, Commissioner of
Crown Lands: Mr.. Beducherville, Speaker
of the Legislative Council; Mr.. Irvine,
Solicitor General. The salaries are $1,000
to each, except the Premier, who has 81, 900,
and the Solicitor 81 900.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, July II.
The only naval officers on active duty who
have been ffty>fye years or longer in the
service, are Admiral Faragut and Rear Ad-
miral Goldsboro.
The House to-day refused, by vote of
sixty-two against forty six. to suspend the
rules for the introduction Of bill to allow
nilease to members for ths present extra
session.
A resolution came up in the House to-day,
requesting the President to issue proclama-
ton to prevent expeditions against am .ss Meaaco;
that war steamer had been sont to watch
the Austrian feet, except in Mexican waters,
to demand the body Of Maximilian.
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FROM MEXICO.

New ORLEANS, July II.
The steamship Heroine, two and a.half
days from Tampico, arrived here yesterday.
Her officers report that Gomez had issued
proclamation declaring Tamaulipasa sover-
eign State.
Gomez and Canalles were raising troops to
capture Tsmpico. They utterly ignore Jua-
rez, and will proclaim either themselves or
Ortega at the head of the Government.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, July II.
Mr. Conway, sent South by the Union
League and Congressional Committee, re-
ports 1000 Union Leagues in the southern
States, with membership of 200, 900 loyal
voters.
New York, July II.
A World special says there is authority for
fatty contradicting that negotiations are 60
ing on with Great Britain for the settlement
of the Alabama claims through cession Of
Northwestern British territory to the United
States. Great Britain has neither rendered
land nor money to liquidate the claims.
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FROM KANSAS.

ST.. Louis, July II.
Gen. Sherman returned yesterday from
Fort Harker and Gen. Hancock has arrived
at Fort Leavenworth. Nothing has transpired
with reference to the consultation between
these Generals at Fort Harker, respecting the
Indian affairs.
, The Democrats Fort Harker correspond.
ent says the statement that the Usage In
dams are on the war path is confirmed by .
gentleman just from that country.
Col. Leavenworth, Indian Agent, has re-
ceived orders from Washington not to dir
tribute the annuity funds until Indian af-
fairs assume some definite and peaceful shape.
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FROM HAYTI.

NEw YoRK, July II.
The Jamaica Times of the oath publishes
the news from Hayti of the election of Gen.
Salnave as President of the Republic. The
term Of Office is four years, instead Of life, as
under the old Constitution.
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FROM NEW YORK.

New YoRK, July II.
About six o clock this morning the Sylvan
steamer, on trip from Harlem, struck q
rock opposite the city and soon after went
down. All the passengers were saved.
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FROM LOUISVILLE.

m CHICAGO, July It..
Inc nase ball match at Louisville this af-
tcrnoon between the National, Washington,
the former. The score stood "a To 81.
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FROM FORTRESS 1ONROE.

FoRrREss MoxRor, Iuly II.
The registration returns in Pnnce,s Anne
county gives white majority of $50. Com.
plete retarns from Warwick county gives the
whites l28, and colorsd 27s.
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FROM BOSTON.

BosToN, July II.
At the annual commencement exercises Of
the Harvard College to-day, the literary per-
formance appeared to give much satisfaction.
zer. The corporation voted to establish q
dental school in connection with the college.
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Is most atrng The location of the one OF the
BEST In the country 1t passes through large number
ofimportant cities and towns where commercial inter
course is large and rapidly increasing. The country
along the river receiving accessions Of wealth
and population and these will bug increase Of ade
which must correspondngy add largely every year to
the business and profits OF the Company All tho old
telegraph companies throughout the couatry now
and have been paving Satisfactory dividends. . cap
taistock that has been repeatedly watered II these
companies controlled by few wealthy individuals
ing nearly all the stock do this II quite
bic TO suppose that company, owned and managed by
rs patrons with Its es desiraby located and With
we'll.
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PROSPECTUS.

THIS COMPANY has been orga mixed for the purpose
Of establishing Telegraphc communication In ths most
direct manner possible between all points of impor
tance on the NJ MiSSISSIPPI RIVER from ST. PAUL TO
NEW ORLEANS.
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NEWS DEPOT.

MILLINERY 4 BONNET BLEACHERY
Mrs W Bowman. ...4th st-bet Main Blondesu.
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WHEN TO BE DONE

The Company propose to commence work ct an early
day, and to push Il forward rapidly possible and
intend to have their lines completed without delay
Distribution OF DIRECTORS,
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ASSESSMENTS OF STOCK
DIVIDENDS,

Prom carefully prepared estimates based upon the
amount of business done by the companies nc in opera
tion and giving them equal share Of the business
tween competing points, the Company confidently be-
eve that large and remuneratve dividends can made
aud they further believe that taking Into
the great advantages wh they viii possess in short
and direc route they will be able nearly all
the business along their line, which will place stock
at high premium and make II Of the best invest
ments to be found.
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spiesberger, Mayer Co.--.......No. III Main st.
Mrs Weber. cor Third Main streets
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THIS COMPANY has been orsa niHed for the purpose
Of establishing Telegrsphc In ths most
tauce on the MISSISSIPPI RIVER from ST. PAUL TO
NEW ORLEANS.
NECESSITY FOR TT.
The want Of Line Of Telegraph located with view
to the river trade has long felt Many
important towns now without any telegraphc
tween other points In disconnected fol-
lowing circuious routes hundreds OF miles of d
business by OF repetitions aud the fire.
quent Interruptions incident to long lines. When this
facts are borne In mind that the liability Of telegraph
line to damage from any II increased In the
proportion ~ its length, and that repesior OF
doubles the time necessary for Its transmission the
great and very important advantages Of direct
over the cfrcutors In operation readily be
ieen.
KIND OF LINE..To BE BUILT.
The Company propose construct their lines in the
most substantial manner poseble. All material used
w be of the most approved kind and quality, and the
work Of construction will be done BY the COMPANY
der the immediate supervision Of practical long
experience In constructing and managing telegraph
lines who will be instructed to spare pains TO make
every portion of the work of the very best character
CAPITAL STOCK.
The Capital Stock Of the Company IL ONE MILLION
OF DOLLARS, and Is divided into shares Of hundred
dollars each The Company desire distribute stock
In small amounts among the business along the
tire length Of the line in order to their interest
In the welfare Of the Company and to them its
Patrons their share of the profits from Its business
AssEssMEETs OF STOCK.
ONLY FIVE PER CENT Of the stock will be required
to be paid in at the time subscription and subsequent
calls will not exceed ten cent per month After the
rst payment OF ve cont, further call will be
made until FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS
shall have beeu subscribed. Tn. Company confidently
believe that they will not be compelled in more
than nifty or sixty per cent Of the subscriptions in order
to place tho line IN complete working order.
DIVIDENDS.
Prom carefully prepared estimates, based upon the
amount OF business done by the companies opera
on, and giving them equal share Of the
ninta fhe dsnAlr bo
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THE PROSPECT

The -tockhoiders will be represented BY
the principal POINTS of the line
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CLOCKS, wATCAES = JEWELRY.
Sam @ Bridges. Nos l 4 2 Estes House.
Ayres, Mann Ayres...... -...s....67 Main street.
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CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, &C.
John Copelin...... s..... = Main street
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KEOKUK Directory, !,

BOOTS = 1HOES-RRTAlLs.
Stewart Z Desn.........co Third 3 Main streets
huiskamp MaSlees.... MAIN etreet'
Huskamp & Bro..... Main strset--bet 4th 5th-
X Hart, Agt................". Main street
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Vencill, Jones 4 Co......cor Third 4 Main streets.
Hess, Stern 4 Co........cor Second d Main streets.
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DIANTATION NOI4AAa1 stsictlb
x rneoo1s - sgsA ooGA1vuA
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BONNET BLEACHHRY.
II Emerson .................cor Fourth Blondeau
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LIQUORs-WHOL
Gibbons d lT4 Main street.
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REAL ESTATE 4 INSURANCE ACTS.
Ten ......Second stree.
VIM Fulton ............s2 Main street, (up stairs
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youna Americs. johnson street-bet I'd 4 Sd.
andes cor. I'd and Johnson st.
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GAS q STEAM FITTINGS.
Manar Som. Inhnson street. bet Sd d 4th.
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BUCKEYE FOUNDRY.
Armitage 4 Co.........cor Ninth 4 johnson.
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MILLINERs.

MARBLE WORKS.
hp Bayden .........T Third street-near Main