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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-07-10

new YeYk Market.
D Telegraph NEv Yoax, July9
liohr-Oossa sol0c better On god; stssdy for com
mon
wAsat-C Closed with upward tendency; No spring
q l00a n No ! sprag - 4oo2so.
Rys-Ciossd scarce and advancing western u -
u.
OAss-Ccssd very arm; ss0es for western.
Cses-osi~S u c7ol % for FOOD 70 prime nixed
western.
nea Rork-sales $3.50 bbIs 1t 81 60 eosing With
ssalsrs at e2l la3f casA and regular; bayas st ~
Besf-prn.
Cat Asafs-Ffrn.
B~eos-firA; only limited supply.
Lard-steedy; fair business is1Tol2x fair 70 prsGs
sss.n; l3ssxolsh fur Asstls rssssrsd.
ToisAo Market.
~ Telegraph TolsDo. July O.
1iosr--SsssAy.
wAeas-sc better Amber; sales q q g.
Ooru -35<@Dse better: sAss Of No 1t 90 No 1t se.
0Ats-90.
Rys-Sflo
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WHAr DID IRA young lady, returning to
her country homo after so;ourn d 4 few months
in New York, was hardly recognised by her
friends. In place of rustic, flushed face, she bad
. seft, rudy complexion, Of almost marble snoth-
ness; and instesd Of -, she really appeared but
II. She told then plainly she ussd HAexn's Mag
nolia Balm, and would not Be without it. Any
lady can improve her personal appearance very
much BY using this article. 1t can b. ordered Of
any druggfst for only so cents. Rt
Saratoga Spring water, sold by all
Druggists.
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ryoK sALK-s0 acres land (mostly timber on the mid
die road, leading from. eokuk to sandusky, about
miles from the city, and may be known q IL Ricb
ardson trsct Title good. Price 80 per Enqur
Of H. u. TIN mNCk
nsr17
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UnsarpasasA by any In the Market. Five
kinds. Samples for 10 cents, q
Gross for q as.
CROSBY 4 AINSWORTH,
BOSTON,, MASS.
Publisher Of pAYDON, DUNTgN AND sCRIBNNR's
NATIoNA'. SYSTEM or P8NMANsHIP-t the best,
mast pepslar and most extensive usse Of any n -
World epsciAen nook containing DO copies sent prs
pall for - cent?, 70 TEACHERS for n cent?.
Ed. 3. OARTnR 90,
Agents fbr eouthsrA lows. Northern Mo- and west
ern Ills lea DIFF
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DOL eAL1-Ons V lots on the corner Of nth and
1eeean serssts, well fenced and ornamcnt tai trees
= 'front.' and sads walk on both sdss Price $500 cash
title rod o. - sale, Enquire Of
April 'ssAf n D. TEN-uyCK
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II COTTAGE Brick Dwelling House,
a No N fuons cellar, eistsrn and VEN sfsus,sd
- A4AlQ As1f q LOT I, In block iso on tHe vess
oe4NlSA 0rse<, between Q Esd ION serssas INA
|tkeN nfse fsS reP.r, and WIN be soid a -.
- MgeUose - sscas fftis kesd or no sale
h Alsoa n. D. TkN-nYcK.
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For sale.

= .fssAsfFs j" TUT WdahIs
THAT VALUABLE PROPERTY on cor
II ner 7th aud Bank streets, embracing nearly MT
lsts, brick eottAgs dwelling, stable, woed and vAss
house aid oth~ oateeiidns. garden and large VARIETY
fruit and Ornamental trees choice varieties Hrspss bs
rieA &C., IN bearing, two iarre csterns, Ac., &c.
This property 10 In good repair, snd ofsw tbs whole
for sale ~ low price, for cash. half cash and bal
Ancsa favorable terms Title perfect. Ths whcles
for ssle u LESS than tie house can BE- built for.
Rnqsirs u IL r. TENEYoK.
or q. d :Y8.sspsi'.or ohAs' 2. slkaH
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HNo4 eALD-Stx arra OF cry desirable grape and
- malt land, situated Grand Avenue, about ~
nilss NON tAs Coart House. VIII b divided to SUIT
psfshasas. Dsquirs u
nxl1 tf a H.H. TRN-kYoK
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FOR BALE-Asframe dwelling house, with
six reoms, mil lot, with fsuii and other on
the sane, situated neafhs Of High and seventh
streets, keokuk. Prcs $1,000 Title good Enquire of
mchle II. r. TEN. KfcK.
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0Assags live sesek AarRss.
., Fi'ssr.ph.l oro4so, Jays.
Hoss-Opsnsd strong At about the closing Of 8atur
day. early saies fresh receipts made - ~ bat
later there decline and buyers took bold FREELY
Dalss we're sone 70 cars ut range Of De0o Is for
non to extra.
cAstieNo inprovenrnt 10 note; only b~ysrs present
City Dutchsra salss II good ~ 1850
q q l2}<;ss oeva. II lots 1000 At . sO0s -
shssp-In good demand and lower. salss go head
~ 81 and 100 ibs, at n 9soAfs.
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KNUa AAEA.-Lot block BIO, tho corner Of sth
u - Ttnea, on which Ia located Frame Dwelling
4ouss eoneslning sooms, number of closets sood
cileern nd cellar lot we'll fenced and viii command
rent efese pr mouth, Title good or sale.
DAquassef aprl7 n. y. TEN-kYCE.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-07-10

K0R SALR. Eight acres OF choice Grspe
- sSSss sslf improved and M ffais, he balance
80 nj seee Aass, vfh eese rssias DWELLING
Hoess on the saAs. This land 3 stuses1 q H. tnnf
q ne Mver z iass and Is directly cpposits ny real
1890 sne eee0 - mile Above hsaiitou, Illinois.
kfAs u,eoo-A part % tins.
+ .s4.ss Il n. ,. rnN-arcx.
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IOWA IrsMs.

Go to Kerr 4 Fuller's. and s. G. Bridges.
and see the new Improved Gas Light.
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FOR RENT.-Ths large brick Dw,lI;ss
- sseenlaiaG ~ ros0s-a stsssruA ss,sr. "a
s5ns Mssaes - tfaaAA. bstwssn ~ - ~ s(rssN.
- ~ y Angsst naxt Rsat 80 ~ N;
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-03
nrThe Famfne in Indfn.-

:. A letter of recent date, from Calcutta,
shows that the terrible famine in that part
of India has not ceased in its rayagts. In
the one distFictef Cuttack forty were dy-
ing every day within the relief committees
own obsyrv alton. : The commissioner says
=, He is aware that numbers of,the natives
pinch themselves through mary days of
slow staryations struggling to avoid the
horror of losing caste, and of thereby en-
falling on themselves and their forefathers
and descendants the Imagined terror of a
chd1ddld's s fate in this and the other world.
Thus, on religious grounds, they defer re-
resorting as casuals to the reliet houses un-
til all the feelings are swallowed up in the
animal craving for food, and most of them
who surrender even to this, the last of all
the instincts, are too much emaciated to
receive much benefit from the food distrib-
uted to them. The commissioner knows,
and records with much pain, that, however
the committee may deal with hunger, they
are comparatively powerless to contend
with these superstitions." .,.3t. - =, ..s-ft
3. And so he urges the Government hence
forth to attend to education. -
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.eukARD sSIII]EEEIRRAlgGEE EIR Age Line.

~ ETWEEN NEW WsY0RK7 ANDsLKV.
| b ERPO0h, calling at EEHST0WN.
:. From New Y York every Wedpeeday.
- = From Liverpool cry T6ssaaes aaR mod
From Queenstown every W Wednesday.f
|, RATES, OF PAssAGE.y=Cabin, $50 g Id. Steer
plol or euEehstoVnyat lew r. ,s-s.s,,.f
Drafts Tor sale on Great Britain and 1reland9
- - - T-.'h i E. CUNARD
14ls : 'AiAe No So Bfoadwsy, 4 eEs York, orto
l19y s4RICHES ads1HEoO ORE EssARenass, "a
is No. leSasOufh HIGH street. IGslupbus, Ohio,
U'' .noidssf 10 1Igisd
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! T - a'Iss sherif,s Sale

SaaIs" ssElia l5 s'l@ 'sl@aSheriff,s Sale st.;g1a,
bgsi ed Property
-bih David Tanner = Court of Common Pleas o
MS lsai yrFsAAg.,e3 &soA sFrankldip County
NPBRSUAKCE- OF AN ORDER 2OE
i sale to me directed in the above stated case.
will offer for sale public auction, at the farm
Joseph NJ. Briggs. sH miles est of Columbus, OF
the Harrisburg pike, on N
Monday, the 10Th day of April, A. d
q = AEE fz.Efa tzEEE1S67, ,szE1E 8rxTET-F
q 10 o'clock A. NJ, the following goods and chattes
S0ae Hundred and Ninety-six head of Sheep and
Lambs attached as the property of Thomas ID
1SdgeRfav upon a credit of tn rty days. with good
= and sufieient security. approved by i. ssfs d !
-r5s7 .TTIeranas oil8ua WIN. D0MIGAN, Sheriff.
Printers fees $500. Z baa ssC0a eai l5tssf3
,aprI9-dtd l.1dA
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TEE CH1NGARoRA@
af.alsa ., ,ANTI-NE1RyOUs d -2ea
SMOKING TOBACCO

THE C III I'm G. h q II A TOBACCO
grows from the rich soil of the 20 RENT
and is possessed OF peculiarly delicious flavor en-
trely unknown to the tobaccoes of all other climes.
But its unprecedented popularity has sprung from
N3cOSf1t whicn perIneatss every other tobacco and
nervous diseases. dyspepsia, DO, which most inya-
riaby sooner or later follow the indulgence of the
pipe and cigar. at the recent analyzation OF to
sbacco from all parts of the world at the Academy
:oflScienees, In; Paris, the renowned Chemist. M.
-Ig9MoUREkyx. declared. that while European and
American tobacco contained fully eight er cent,
and the ptlrest Havana tobacco from to five per
-eents sNacotts1 td CHI GARORA did not con-
tain dscos erable particle of that deadly poison
a drup of Whiih b, extracted. will destroy life. ;
Our Agent at Bombay has shipped us large
1quantities Of the eOHINGARORA during the past
two years, and although we have been pressed to
supply the demand for tAis delicious luxury TO the
veteran sucker yet we are now prepared to offer 1t
In unlimited Quantities, at price much lower Than
some American tobacco Of far interior quality.a
fIsAconnoiseur has but to smoke the American to-
bacco and segars. which are invariably chemically
favored. to be disgusted with the medicinal taste
which leaves nauseous, unhealthy coating in the
mouth. aud in time seldom tails to shatter the ner
vols system. - fo.49L -
81 The natives of the s.ORIENT'. smoke the CHIN
GARORA from morn till night, from youth to age.
snd are happily unconscious of the wild, distressing
fire which courses through the vein+ of the inhaler
of the fumes of tobacco containing Nicottn. -
sc We invite every lover of the weed to try the
4CHINGARORA, and guarantee unprecedented
pleasure in its delicious flavor. 3s4 tittt't
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KI0TIOE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
= IN the undersighed has this day been appointed
Administrator of the estate of Thomas Dickerson,
late Of Plea ant township, Franklin COUNT, Ohio,
"A Abfif 81 1867, s4 apr1lIwSW
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ENOH SANUUSK Y. ErOA1E Do DE.
\ TROlT, Richmond, lndianapolis lafayette
Springfield, H., Terre Haute EVans vile Iodfs1
vile SaiLo, thouiss thlcago, and all points West
No change of cars between Columbus aud sibdia
FOUR TRAINS leave Columbus. dsiIv. AZ fol.
lows lSundays excepted): ..f.--... -, ~ Z =
400 A. M. .MAIL-Arrives at IJrb,n. 4.1o A
NJ Beliefontaine 1880 A. y. Sand usxs s 20 f. Al
PttiquS 8 8 As A NJ; Lima 2:2e r. NJ: Toledo 655 +.
cago ls; 1923 J IndaL sI5 NJ Louis
Xlle Y iIl9 Latay ette lis y. M Sprineaeld
% b1 wbicb lio A M 0slney lsO The only route
ing can resch Chicago the same evening.
1895 A. M. DAY ExPR REsSLA1s1e AZ
Piqna 3:ls z. NJ. Lima s:l5 p A.; Richmond 5sO5 p.
stie sS S9s S 1oa;1iIa OO R lz az
Para St Louis $40 A. Mo X. fRis fi trsi A
other route. -'-s ~ ny
500 Fl W. TOLEDO, O,FKPRBSS-Arrives
dasEy sae y BsEsfUPt4ins POO
Chicasofy Limal iS.s0 p Al oled ,sss f. Iea IL.
trolt 400 a. NJ Passengers takiie tnfs pd1te s
rive atGhlcago at noon the following iaT - .nt1
Richmond o5 A. NJ CHICAGO ios p n 415is at
otIs 9oe A. Lafgette l2:lS NJ: Sprnefeia
$50 a.: Quincy 90 N LOpisyiiIe 40 M
Nation 3:I5 P. N. -Gai10s5n0 A NJ Pans k.Ia 81
~ an;s s.sb5SUis ae;os & a. This ,1an st st.
New State Room sSItspipg aGars srnn' ,n;aA.
:, All changes msds in Union DspOts. o Bsssass
Oheeked through to all principal points. - -
! b6k bsk feF Ig Tickets via RIcHA0ND AND INDIAN
i.@ 4 + n y. bSR4P9SEs bB4FS TioEss Agents, eOlunbas
T. SH DtEs; Ger. .I ickse Agt,e s5,.o1r
. g ,so Ms LU Mt, Superinteqdent. s fnuianapOtls.
=
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AS TROLOGY.
TIE WORLD AST0UIsHEl
10 ssasD AT THE WONDERFUL REVELATIONS; Us u
~ MADE BY, THE IH g GREAT II ASTROLoGIST,
Madam e HI. "A. PERRIGO.

= i i !
She reveals secrets no mortal ever knew. She
restores to happiness those who, from doleful evens
catastrophes crosses in love- loss of relations and
friends loss of money. &c have become despondent.
She brings together those long separated, gives in
formation concerning absent friends or lovers re-
stores lost st len PROPERTY tells you the business
you best quail pursue and in what you will
be most successful causes speedy marriages and tells
you the very day you will marry you the name,
reads your very thoughts, and by her almost super
natural powers unveils the dark and hidden mystic
ries of the future. From the stars in the
frmament-the male6c stars tha4 overcome or pre-
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positions OF the planets and the fixed stars in the
heavens at the time Of birth. she deduces the flu
ture destiny of man; Fail not to consult the great;
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you may never agair have so favorable an opportu-
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can consult the Madame by mail with equal safety
and satisfaction to themselves, as if in person. A
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all inquiries answered and likeness incosed, sent by
mail on receipt Of price aboye mentioned. The
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oWere born inclosing small lock of hair. T.i
Address, MADAME 81. A. PERRIGO.
f,-, ,-..,..,- p. o. DRAWER 293, BUFFALO, n. Y.
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NJ. YOUN @ MEN ' =
The experience of the past ten years has demon.
strated the fact that the Utmost reliance may ibt
placed in;the efficacy ofrsdf g3fafff.a ,,i4 ,..,
for the speedy and permanent cure of Seminal
Weakness, Emissions, Bhysical and Nervous De
bility, Impotence, want of power, the result o.
sexual exec s, or -iV4iIRa
5sTaoYOUTtaFUIrI INDISOREFIONuA
which, neglected ruins the happiness and units tbs
sufferer for Business, Social Society or Marriage
and often termir ates in an untimely grave; Make
Pills can be used without detection or interferenct
with business puTsuitss eid sHuitE8s o. i,gguH
NO, CHANGE OF DIET is NECESSARY,
They are entirely vegetable, and perfectly harm;
less on the system. Eah box contans so pills, Will
full directions and treatise on; the consequences
and cure. Price One pollfr. Beware OF counter
gist send, the money to DR.. AMEs BRY AN, Consult
ing ? Physician, 819 Broadwav, New York. and the!
will be sent by return OF mail free from obserYa
tion. For sale by Druggists generalls.
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For the widow distressed.
- n RheEe,s chord in my breasts - z s--sz
[zLFor the helpless and orphan 1 feel - -
-. And my sword eould draw,
AW - To maintain the pEre law - sSs.N ~
'- --e = iifap clio
,fasE Thns have revealed, .ssss = ssssszaEH
get wisely concealedl,
-ab What the Free and Accepted well know. y
lam one of the band, - -. - 4eiit ssiiI
- 59ss w ho viii faithfully stand go y le9
SosI' As D brother wherever go. 80 - riall1s
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TO. LADIES.

If you REQUIRE reliable remedy to restore you,
and remove Irregularities or Distinctions, Why not
Eyery isdy knows the slightest irregulSIi Iity a
ture is liable to bring on Headache, Gddness, Low
Spirits, Painting. Mysteries. DC. then the bloom OF
health fades the appetite fails and other symptoms
more distressing epmmenee, as Weakness, Spinal
Complaint, the Whites, Prolapsus, De-, &C. A
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mn NJ HRN.lsR - = ENnI ALE PILLS.
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YOUNG M EN

Who have injured themselves bya certain practice,
indulged in when alone, habit frequently learned
from evil companions, or at school, the effects OF
which are nightly felt, even when asleep, and. if not
both mind and body. should apply iGmediat ely Z
What a pity that q young man, the hope of his
country the pride of his narets, should be snatched
sequence of deyiatng from the path of nature, and
indulging in certain secret habit. Such persons
haf0 a0ntau
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NEWAGO6DSEETNER GOODS!

.aen1seassss oido or
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Little Miami, Columbus s&1oXenia
ANN .oisnu d9IBd5 10
DAYTON Sc WESFERN
80. iEaHQ3 91QfH On SgssI s,sH -as-,i,,-.,s -
- @
- AEEHo. .ADs s.51s

a. IL no AID - .JTs
s'ssis = ---z-- : ssIE E7IsR. bsbesd
ON AND AFTER APRRFs 40 fs62
FIVE TRAINS DAILY win leave etoIu,6bA6IIfo
FOR CINCINNATI, LOUISVILLE, EATRDnsE
LOUIS, DAYTON, RIcHM0NDg IN 5ss1
JAZZ .a'if fDIANAP0LIs &2cHfcAea. iss sysd
Without ut change Of cars ars5to 10 DAY foE s.nd RfcHz
2 fMOND, andonly y one change of ears tn IE-1
DIANAP0LISsa and CHICAGO.
8oil5Connectioas are reliable as follows:, or
~ ss 3lsl s79'F FIRST TRAIN, s-asse.., -,.t
Oaily,-exeept Monday9, -. ~
Leaves at l:2O A. NJ. for Cincinnati. Circle.
vile and Lancaster 'Chillieothes and Marietta.
stops at London, South Charleston, Xenis Cor.
win, Morrow, Loveand and Pfainyille arriyifr A.
Cincinnati at 6:i5 A. M. 80 .oL 5ei-Hi 70 4ssfr
SECOND TRAlNls - rot .s4s,a
4 si9aR1 Oaily except Sundays-le =
Leaves at $500, A. M, for. Cincinnati Davtong
Richmond, Indianapolis and stops at w est JeffeT-
son, London. South Charleston, Xenia. Spring
Loyeland, Milford, arriving at Cincinnasf at 1920
a. NJ c9nnecting with the Mail Line steamers for
THIRD TRAIN! sawet siIisrP
Daily except Sundays.)
Leaves at 1905 p M for Cincinnati and DsFfor.
Riehmond ID apd InOianspoiss arriving at Cincin:
-, 80 - :. - FOURTH TRAIN. Fad Hei5g1
DAILY except Sundaysj sdI .YEb
Leaves at 3: 10 p M : for Cin6ihnali. stoppiar
Alton. W est jefferson. LondoD South Charles.
ton, Selma Cedarville. Xenia, Spring " aIiey.
lGorwln' Morrow. Loyeland. and ARRIVING at Ginf
'lunA't - 'V'fsS0 a. M M slt .sssg sl,lza7 s,i4
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5IDR. TOHNSTON,

Memberlof the ROYAL Goliege of Surgeons, London;
Graduate of of the most eminent Colleges in the
been spent 10 the hospitals of London. Paris Phila
delphia and elsewhere, has effected Some of the most
astonishing cures that were ever known; many
troubled with ringing in the head and ears when
asleep great nervousness, being alarmed at sudden
sounds ashfHlDes with frequent blushing attend
ed sometimes with arrangement of mind, were cured
mmediately.f0H s3f EutTfTi} tsifg .e5NH ef8 SO
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-03

iss Mark Twain, the California humofist.
tells. the following story. of the :. bad little
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MARRIAGE,

Reflect that sound mind and body are the mos
necessary requisites to promote connubial1 happi.
ness. Indeed, without these the journev through
life becomes a weary pilgrimage; the prospect hour
ly daTkens to the view the mind becomes shadowed
with despair, and filed with the melancholy rehec-
tion that the happiness Of another becomes blghted
with our own. - - - 10 =. Z :. a----
The New York herald., 1867-02-07
CA NJ A DA.
SPECIAL TElEGaAM 70 The seaMn.

TrRip Stepped at Niagara suspeu.iou Rr,dr.
by ths Customs Oniccr-A Duel In Prospec.
tivc--DIecfins 20 Protest Against tho Confed
eratien Scheme, go.
ToEosro, G. w.. Feb. Q, lseI
The Custom House officers at Suspension Bridge re-
fused to permit, last night the express from wind
sor to the bridge Tho ofcer stated that has
boon instructed by the Treasury Department psr
init any trains not ON time the bridge The arbi
tray act Of the Treasury Department % severely
eured in Canada
J. Ross Robinson, editor Of the Erensns Telegraph
challenges G. Myers, manager OF she Royal Lyceum
Theatre this evening" to mortal combat It is expected
the light win come on tomorrow morning unless the
marks which appeared IN the Telegraph.
meeting called for tomorrow night OF the citizens
Of Toronto Id order to protest against the passage OF the
confederation OF the British North American provinces
by tho Imperial Parliament until the sentiment Of the
people has been heard on the subject
Military Guard Mt the King sion Penftentiary.
KrGsroS, G. W., Feb. O. 1857
General RUSSELL the commander OF tho military forces
In Upper Canada has ordered that military guard,
composed mainly OF volunteers be stationed the Pro-
vncal Penitentary. Tho General examined tho prison
to-day and expressed himself satisfied with The arrange
mont made TO receive the rest Of the prisoners
The New York herald., 1867-02-07

SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HEaALo.

Negro and White Man the NInrdlerers-
Arrest md Confession of the Ncgr0-The
White Man sure to be Arrested, tyc.
LEWISTON, Feb. o. 1887.
The terrible murder OF two old women In Auburn
on the stormy Thursday three or four weeks since
is well remembered Of the most brutal and
fiendsh that recorded in the criminal
calendar Of this country. Two old women were
Sayished, and then murdered. Several arrests have
been made, but until all attempts TO secure the
really guilty parties have been In vain. When tho
struggling Fronchman arrested two weeks ago
the double murder was enveloped in greater mystery
than ever and every trace Of tho author OF the heh
outrage seemed to be oberated Search had been made
In direction for Of straggler but although
fortnight had elapsed and every neigbborhood
or as suspicious except this unfortunate Frenchmaa
This absence OF every racs OF stragger gradually
pssd shs ,. ocs,s e dismiss tue srasssr tnsory and
~ this point tho authorities sent to New
York and secured the services Of OF the bes detec
Auburn ten days since, and, unknown 70 any per-
except those specially nterestsd proceeded 70 In
vsstigats the circumstances Of the Of the double
murder and mingled with people in the vicinity in
the guse Of an ordinary stranger conversed freely with
everybody who had any y,d inh,ssas.on h and took
and with the hep Of the local officers ferreted out
fact The detective was satisfied that the crime wes
committed by some person per5ons well acquainted
with the premises and that there was probable reason
to suppose that money might have boon tho original
Those and other facts threw suspicion upon negro
about twenty years Of ago, who has been at work
Sf nile distant from the scSno q Of II. the murder. he
had been arrested previously, bus nothing appeared
against bin and he was discharged. He was however,
arrested second time and confined In the Auburn jail.
From their Investigations the officers enabled 70 lay
before the negro certain Developments which led to
the oommison Of this dIaboca crime and ths further
statement that white man was concerned With him In
the double murder He confessed ell the
NJ tha pinna ma In uh ad~
The New York herald., 1867-02-07
M E ExICo.

The Position OF Maxlmiiian aud the Netabies
In MexicO-Max 10 Leave Win the k'reEch =
Amount OF INSURANCE on His Effects.
WAsmNGroS, Feb. 0. 1871
Tho determination OF tho so-cslied lnts OF notabss
OF the city OF Mexico in favor OF Maxmiiaa remaining
IN Mexico, Is though, In diplomatic circles ind.
eating unwillingness on the par. OF Masimlians sup
poers 70 sanction his leaving Mexico whis they in
auahgerous position They WISH undoubtedly, 70 allow
haximan the opportunity OF suffering the lncon-
venience 70 which they exposed On the other hand
- nousl. tnat MAMMALIAN will not remain In Mexico
ssr tne French leave the country he hRs already
sent 10 Europe all his valulbiea
e frae OF January II, announced that on the 18th
" 'us. mouth an insurance Of two hundred thousand
irancs vas eneced on the Hamburg Exchange upon the
for RagusA rr - -e