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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-25
FROM INDIANAPOLIS.
me.sas. of GOV. Morton.

lADIAsArolIs. Jan. "a,
The foliepIng message was read IL the sen
ate chamber tais g. III,
Il the General Assembly Of the state 0! Indiana
Having been elected 10 The Office Of I. 5.
Senator, desire 10 express my deep sense
Of obligation for the high marx of your con
hdence and esteem This election is
more precious to me as an enforcement OF
nv administration, extending th-oari neZ-lT
ST yea-a. tan %. .le latr.psl- valrr Of the
oihce which il cnnfers. I o the large body Of
friends who sustained ms through the disheul>
ties by which | was surrounded during the
dark and periious hours OF the rebellion, ]
Am bound by sentiments OF affection ard graf
stnde. which viii end only with my life To
the officers and soldiers Of Indiana, whose
devoted patriotism aud heroic valor have
shed so much lustre upon the State and
nation. ! return nv heartfelt thanks fer their
many manifestations Of confidence ard re
gard. Nv eonnecuoa with them a. the or
gauixa,ios and support Of the army will ever
be the proudes, period Of my life. May the
people hold them IN grateful remembrance,
Our beloved State has entered upon new
career OF growth, prosperity and honor. To
ynnr charge her interests are committed, ard
You will see to it. | am confident that they
are carefully and wisely iostared. and that no
reproacb shall be brought upon her high
character Gov. Baker Is able, patriotic and
faithful. and nov, with consciousness OF
having tired TO do my duty, and with earnest
prayers for the prosperity and happiness 0.
the people of Indiana. ! hereby resign into
his hands, under the Constitution, the Office
Of Governor. g. ?. MoKTog.
! E~ee4tige Department, Indianapolis, Jan,
! "a fs5-
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ResigMafion of GOrerM01'
.u0rfOn.
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS
Alteration Between. MesSrS
Cooper and Kelly.
cold closed at IeA 8 q
FROM WASHINGTON.

New YoRk, Jan. "a.
The World Washington special says that
the Senate Judiciary Committee agreed To-
day 10 report in favor OF the Constitutional
Amendment prohibiting the same person
from holding more thar one term Of the
Presidential office.
The Times special says that since last No.
venber leading politicians North and south.
Republicans, Democrats and ex-kebeis
alike. have been at work or plan whereby
the differences between the North and South,
and between the Executive and Legislative
branches OF the Government, would be salts
factorily adjusted. Suffrage and amnesty
form the basis Of the proposition For in-
stance, II South Carolina will adopt the Mas
sachusetts suffrage franchise. the President Is
willing to issue proclamation of amnesty TO
all who approve of ii. The people OF South
Carolina. blacks as well as whites, can elect
loyal representatives to Congress, and Con
gress can determine on their admission. The
Administration Is seriously considering the
proposition.
Tas 7ribune's Washington special says the
Judiciary COMMITTEES have changed Senator
Wades amendment TO the Constitution.
making the President inehgable iov second
term, and Will report it 40 as to provide that
no President or Vice President shall be
eligible for reelection to either of these
Offices.
NJ. Ashley is bnsily engaged accumulatins
evidence for has impeachment oi the Presi-
dent
new draft on the Treasury has been or.
ganized in scheme TO construct a railroad
through Texas and M@ico 10 the Pacific
win M enormous grant O1 land and Issue Of
bonds.
There are, in the District OF Columbia
Alexandra and Fairfax counties, Va, ant
five counties ia Maryland, one hundred and
twenty freedmens' day and night schools
one hundred and iorlylhree teachers, AMI
six thousand and thirty nine scholars.
Mai. Gen Thomas has arrived in Wash
ingtou, and is to give an account OF affairs ii
his department.
Gen Sheridan is expected soon TO arriv
in Washington.
Ar. Boutweil's bill, which passed fh
House yesterday, win cause Sharp debat
in the Senate, and though ii may pass. it wi
be difficult to get fwo-third vote after TIA
President veioes il, as he certainly will.
CHICAGO, Jan. "a.
The Journals Washington special to da
sevs there is no ground for the report ths
Secretary McCuloch intends TO resign il th
Randall bin should be passed he cares bu
little about i; any way.
Senator Grimes Is making q carefully prs
pared speech in favor of free trade.
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NEWS TTENS.

| Especial to the Northwestern Associated Prsss.
SPRIEGrIELp, Jan. "a.
The Senate Is occupied in the discussion oi
the bill regulating railroad tariffs
Nothing speciaA is going on in the House.
CINCINNATI, Jan. "a
No election for Z. s. Senator vet IN tn G
Kentucky Legisls sture
Two negroes we're frozen to death in Chat
tanooga last night.
LOUISVILLE. Jan. "a.
Richard StillSell. son OF the late Judge
Stillweu, of GAINESVILLE, Ohio, was examined
to>day on a charge of forgery, and committed
for want of bail ip two thousand dollars.
HARrFoRB, Jan. "a.
The -Etna and Ph9nlx Insurance Compa>
MES lose SIS, 900 each in the late Yicksburg
FIRE, which will lessen the prices Of their
stocks.
ST. LorIs, Jan. u.
Both Houses of the Missouri Legislature
have passed resolutions urging Congress TO
repeal the act approprIAting money 10 pay for
slaves enlisted in the United States service.
Also, instrncting their Senators and request
ing their Representatives in Congress TO pro-
cure the passage of an act giving the Missouri
State militia the same bonnties as received
by other United States volunteers. Also,
appointing a special committee to invest igate
the sale of certain railroads in the State BY
the Governor.
.Iulins WinkeImeyer, prominent brewer,
died yesterday.
( S. Joe special says the kill for prevents
.ag negroes frutn sitting on juries in Colorado
was vetoed by Gov. Cumming. and passed
over his veto. Gov. Cumming j. en- route ,o
Washington.
Gen. Palmer, Treasurer Of the Union Pa
cihc Railroad, received from the Government
Yesterday $4,000 in bonds, the amount due
on twentv>fve miles Of railroad and telegraph
lines west of For; Riley, just accepted by
the Commis sioners.
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FROM EUROPE.

NEw YORK, Jan "a
The Herald Berlin correspondent gives
the outline OF q plan lust proposed N Germany
for the partition Of the Turkish Empire and
sse obliteraton of the Porte Government,
which If carried put simultaneously, and in
the interests Of tie christian subjects OF the
Sultan, and by Prussia and Austria, would be
likely to effect th4 object without bloodsbed.
Russia takes to herself the credit Of being
the only sincere ffiend Of the oppressed peo-
pie Of the Turkish provinces, and the entire
subject was car auvassed with serious attention,
Goth by the states and reoTie Of that En-,
pire Russia watches the progress Of the
Austrian agitation. in Poland, with muct
anxiety, and is likely to anticipate the Haps
burg movement by bold counter stroke
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FROM NEW YORK.

AEs ORA, Jan. -.
The weekly returns of emigration shows
that l.452 emigranis landed here last week.
making the total since January the Is,
IS, 100
An engine with iwe~..i,y employees on board
was thrown from the track Of the Long Island
Railroad, near .arnaciA yesterday. One man
named James Mclaughlin, was instantly
killed and another, the engineer, WAS per
haps fatally wounded.
TIE German immigrant Society have lusl
issued their aunuhl report from which il ap-
pears that Of the 238, is emigrsnts al the
post during The year 1866, s2.ss4 were Ger
mans. mos, Of whom lef. for the Western
States.
The steamer Eagle. brings Havana date,
the 18Th, which states that the financial pant
is over ali tAs banks but one resnimng pay,
ment. Mexican news uulmportRnt.
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FROM INDIANAPOLIS.

INDIANAPOLIS. jar. "A.
Gov. Morton will probably resign this nf.
ternoon, and Lieut.. Gov. Baker De insngu
rated TO- o-morrow.
Within twenty four hours four fires have
occurred
Cp to date fifty four thousand hogs have
been packed in this city.
The democrats ND caucus tins even
ing to consider Their m,ure policy.
A joint resolution ratifyinr the Amesdmenf
to the Constitution of the United States
passed the House Of Representatives yester
day, having previously passed the Senate
FIRE last night partially DESTROYED f. "
Irederl & Co. + boo; and shoe store. Partial
il Injured
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FROM WASHINGTON.

CHICAGO. Jan. a.
The following items We giean from the
Chicago Republican.
A Washington SPECIAL says Randalls bill
for extinguishing National Banks, has not
over five supporters in the House, including
Democrats.
held to morrow, at which strenuous efforts
will be made to complete the tariff bill
Mr. Murrilis speech to day in support Of
Mr.. McCuiIochis financial policy, cleared the
galleries in short order.
1t is understood the veto Of the Colorado
and Nebraska bills, are withheld to allow the
President ar opportunity to consult with
GOV. Cummins, who arrived to-day.
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DIED.

MoSTtsrE-In tEls elss, s&p - .sfg 6Enr1rns
Ella aged sesr n4nsl ana a&ys infasst se-
Of 6so. T. and Rostils A Morsagu.
fnnssa viii sake place to-sxy al . e elsca H. firm
their rssdrres % Morgan between Tvea,h and Thir-
tesuta strer.s Ths friends af the fAniy
attend without further notice
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
From sts E.v m gtsna Aea.eai nd Surgical aazsts.
IN JUSTITIA.


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FROM JEFFERSON CITY.

ST. Louis. Jan a.
The Republican's Jefferson City despatch
says the trial. before Judge hinkle, United
States Circuit Co urt, of Col. Montgomery
and other parties recently connected with
the occupation Of Lafayette county by the
militia, is progressing IN that city. All the
evidence thus far |coFroberaaes the pFevisaa
statement that there has been no time until
the appearance Of the militia, when civil pro.
cess could not have been served, and S1sa
siass sAe asrivk = ~ niliia thsss ~
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MANY hid ziiate abont using Inedicias be
cause it Is advertised ] lat is false prin.
cspie, far the press Is the grand source from
which information Is obtained and the world
enlightened To illustrate The case, hos
many would now be suffering from the various
diseases Of the Lungs Lad il not been for the
enterprise pf the proprietor OF the recioral
balm. which has proved such sue,
cess in tA- treatment OF Bsonchiai com
plalnts- For sale b k err q leiles. Eeokuk
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FROM NASHVILLE.

NASHVILLE, .Isn. "a.
The case Of Ridley s. sherbark. wns
reached III the Supreme Couat ts day, bal
postponed bin Tomorrow II DECISION in
wolves the Iconsti.utonali:y oi the fraucbise
law. and ia locked to with mach Interest.
The House declared the seat Of The mem
ber from jackson vacated, becsa-e sae raela-
Der WAS Il. sufficiently loyal
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Why sHE DlDs't CeGE The Suithhe d
I.1.es teil4 another story illustrative OF the
Old ssw, that ;. the course OF true love never
dic-rnn srnpoih. young couple in Smith
land had laid q plan 10 oaiwil the sigiiaace Of
cruel pa-etits and eiore Ths Tine. tells the
segue9 ihuf Ihs youth stood beneath lie
window-she lazy attempted 10 c.smD out
when, oh horror, scH4e che detained her
from the rear.
Why aost thou not come, gentle Ame-
liza r
she answered in an agiseted voire. a !
can Bill man &c. bold on rnv filters.
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FIRES.

ClycIxsArl. Jan. a.
The chair factory 81 Barrett ! Co, .lohn
street, was partially destroyed by IRE this
morning. Loss. $50 eN,; very little insur
ance: supposed to be the work Of incendiary.
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been constant reign of terror, which de-
tered al Who were disposed to do so, from
entering complaints against violations Of law.
About fifty citizens Of Lexington are wit
nesses.
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as yet been found Of the vehicle or the thief.
The establishment was worth Ut least 81 500,
and was the property of Robert FORSYTH. late
General Freight Agent Of tine Illinois Central
Ru,lroad
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-.sI,Ios 4o7 as


,.
eEe - fo~ss
5tny-Liahft .a-r U Banks er others dua and
not cee..---.-..-----.-..- None.
81 -Lo-ses rdtssled a. isT.-- Mons
-th s4th-E nnAitiSaa f&3 iea 90
ssh Losses saaslsd asa net sU46 -
th,-I4ysHve suspeass waiiiua further
,eS %
lash-Ali ether elsins - ainst the Company,
idisidsaa. unpsid ------.-.------ -----.- $50 90
Tatai liabilities So q
ub.-The greatest amount tnsuTsd in any r-k
SIC el1 except in srecia c2s*s.
18th The amnnnt ilssrsd u snr enc CITY Town. On
siisse, cef'eL-as uPoE It- age ana bow enitt
lafh The amount Insured II sny one block. depends
n shorr-
fth -Certthed Copy OF the Charter Of the Company,
on nle
II. kEkLOuH, President.
wnLhM 3 CLARK. sacrstary.
,sxxo-,r.--
The New York herald., 1867-02-08
IMPEACHMENT or PRESIDENT JOHNSON.

From the London Saturday Review Jan. 10.
n tho impeachment Of President were NOT an unpre.
ceeued proceeding might be argued that the practice
" logically correlave to tho habual careessness OIL
elections As discipline necessary in
a regiment OF loose doubtful character liability 10
punishment may perhaps be suitable check on the &C.
rencitles Of accidental Presidents No retrospective
dabcscy uterferes In tho United states with harsh and
iibsiious cviticsm high funotonarcs who have
lost pvpnior favor. Mr.. jefferson Davis who has been
s;ovcrnM of State, Cabinet Minister and leader OF
majority 10 the senate, s stil accused by jealous Re-
rubicsns of completely In base and causeess asssssi
Dal,oe 10 has never occurred 10 his assaans that the
proot ~ the charge would reflect discredit American
nsti.u,iops; nor can Mr. Andrew johnson, who once
coDncnsnced the calrnny Mr. Davis expect tendsrer
Gorst dsrston for the dignity OF his high Office The
rs,ub i'can party appointed him Vice President with
ngent right OF sion to the Presidency because
nc had been vigorous supporter OF the Union during
the civil II was element OF his popularity that
ne Ind csfdcd all legal restraints In his unauhor
ixe1 proclamation OF the freedom OF The slaves In Ien
Dessse and In bis establishment OF state government
representing only minority Of tho citizons; and IL IL
had boon supposed that his character would change In
the tf his accession 10 the Presidency he would
probably not have received the OF tho party
at baltimore. Mr.. Lincoln, whom no succeeded bad
exercised slmost uncontrolled power; and Mr. johnson
during rly part OF his term encouraged
su,ae dictator ai functions Ha bad published qualified
amnesty e had recognized the governments In the
oa.rn s,stca and he he'd dcc ded on The abolition of
The New York herald., 1867-02-08
Tine MISSOURI RAIlROADs.

JEFFrRsox Cuy, Feb. Z, 1857.
matter OF great interest Missouri bondowners has
Just come 70 light IL Is scheme for depressing the
vauo OF the railroad bonds OF the State concocted by
powerful ring IN tho interest OF the old State Bank,
rather OF the purchasers Of tho State stock n that bank
The purchasers of that stock 10 meet payments for II
borrowed OF other banks and or individuals
q large portion Of the bonds used In the pur-
chase, Tor which they were 10 make return IN
were then worth from sxtysix seyenty-dvs cents,
but arc now from twenty TO thirty per cent higher
making difference OF about one hundred thousand dol
lars TO the purchasers II therefore the objec. Of this
ring either 10 secure all tho advauteses OF the
and obtain power 10 control tho market for these
bonds, or defeat legislation on behalf OF The
states credit altogether The latter thcy attempt bv
tons In The bill now before The Assembly for the rcsto
ration Of the states credit In case they fail IN tho rst
and succeed In the latter game the cry Of repadaon
win be raise and hcrsldcd al over the country and all
Tho machinery Of tho trade employed 20 dcnccisc the
hand.
The New York herald., 1867-02-08


uARfIry or nm mArx n OPERATING rHE CANALS
Mr. BLAKisIkE BY unanimous consent moved that the
Judiciary Committee report an opinion whether the
State cqutaby lsble In operating the canals in
dvidual would be doing the business and IL not
whether the exemption extends to written contracts;
liable, whether would not be better 10 confer jurdc
tion by general law the Canal Appraisers or Canal
Board and, " the State In equtsbly liable the La.
bity be transferred BY contracting with another do
what the state is originally bound 70 do' Adopted.
INSTRUCTIONS TO SENATORS MEMBERS CoNoRgss
Mr.. LrTTLEJcHv, by unanimous consent introduced
resolutions ns;ructing Senators and Representatives
In Congress vote to give government aid TO the North
erp Pacific Railroad, which was adopted.
APPLICATIONS FOR AID TO CHARiTABLE rSSrruTInTa
Mr. D. r. Woop announced that all applications for
Aid 20 charitable institutions In thc general appropra-
ton bill must be made to the Committee on Ways and
Means within two weeks
REvsroS rHE CONSTITUTION.
Mr. HIscocK reported bill 10 provide for convention
10 revise tho state constitution ~ provides FOR the elec-
ton of enc hundred and twenty eight delegates on the
fourth Tuesday in April next the convention To meet
on the first Tuesday In June, aud the constitution
TO be submitted TO the people al general election in
November
Mr. DtvErrv dsecnted for far rclsied 10
tte lumber of delegates 10 Ia croseu. t
The Assembly bill differs ft2m tho Senate bill irsa-
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EU r 0 P c.
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England Requests Clear Bill Of Claims
from Secretary Seward.
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Plus the Ninth and Christie
phev Columbus.
FRENCH PROGNESS IN PERU.
10 DC. &c.
FRENCH PROGRESs IN PERU.



ss0rstsry Seward Asked for q Clear Bill sf
Clalnss.
LOsD0H, Feb. 6LNoon
u ssnsnt ias night Lord Derby. in reply to In
0ny nsds hy an Russel said that Lord Stanley. the
Sossga asssu, - Asked Mr. Seward state plainly
sss points er ths dsian which sdjumsns By arb
sssisa sas asarsd bg Tie goysrnmens q the United
3<assA 1850 M
Allneake of the Cable.
LONDON, Feb. Z. 1857
The oussn did not read her speech sin clear and firm
tone OF voice" - announced previous cable de-
spatch The speech read by The Lord Chancellor
Lord chemsfcrd. by command Of the Queen.
New Line Of Cable.
LONDON, Feb. T. 1867.
pew Atlantic Telegraph Company Is now forming
with the intention Of laying submarine cable by way
Of the Azeres to Halifax
The prospectus announces that the tolls will b four
pounds sterling on twenty -four words.
Another Great Storm.
LONDON, Feb. 6-Evening
great storm has visited the southern and western
coast Of England.
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much that Il does not allow colored msn 70 vote for
delegates.
Bills INTRODUCED
BY Mr.. RossRrs-To incorporate tho FiFst Methodist
Episcopal church In Utica, and for other purposes
by Mr. BEucs-To provide for the nling OF vacancios
in Office.
BY Mr. IRvNe-ro regulate the sale OF vegetables in
New York
BY Mr. yuuAsD-To amend the charter Of the Della.
ware and Hudson Canal Company.
ny ME WnILAMs-lo amend the charter or the Inter-
national Bridge Company.
BY Mr.. SEIKREs-Io refund 10 Cornell University the
amount paid by Ezra Cornell 10 Genesee College
BILLS ADVANCED THIRD READING
To more particularly define the duties OF Of
highways; TO amend tho charter Of the Skaneatees
Railroad Company TO appoint stenographer for courts
In Kings county relative 10 the Utica, Chenaug0 and
Susquehanns Rroad 10 define the objects OF the State
Institution for the Blind and provide for Its management
Adjourned.
The New York herald., 1867-02-08

asut 3 'nAhkc National Bank Don't c.p.ur. A,,t,. :.
one "a lame but myself v CuLyrR va srv..r y.
gated the '0osSn sS'. q "a hs bank n dis
v,.is ware amanded; called on Richard irwin 49,.
bookkesoer 4 s.Aiement In consequsncs Of wsss
,,a h.Ira..s. told called upon Austin 800
as .spokesraan told Austin We must have state
nan,. ha vsr ~ o, 20 us statement the NEXT morn
ing. ~ reonestcd statement on the 2sth and rot IL
froem him on the morning Of the fourth day
made by Mr. Irwin; the ~ , night before we gos
the final statement we to "a Austin we must have -
annually the statements wers made BY the cashier in
January 1886 tprnied staten. mt shown TO witness);
this Is The only published staten, mt have seem the
bank was situated In building swned " culver; ne
was often away from the bank; AuA IN resided Dsore
marriage, with Culver; Austin was M nIea iooo ~
nrst Culver was large sockhoder 81 orty ooioIs tns
bank closed he disposed OF large quanteA OF s stock
Culver purchased the bonds from tho bank, he nanged
the bonds at Harrisburg authorized the 3xch unG0
Minutes shown TO witness Cross s-examined-I 70 nos
know whose duty II was To keep the minutes oN tno
directors meotingsi Austin was not director; Fay 80
not director. u =
The court then adjourned until nine O'Clock X
morning, when the case will be proceeded with. An
nexed copy of the indictment found by tho Grand
Jury against the defendants Culver and Austin.
The New York herald., 1867-02-08
A U S 7 RI A..

Count BeIcredi's Successor.
eNM VIENNA. Feb. O. 1867
The Austrian political leader and statesman N. Kel-
,erspo hasbeen appointed by the Emperor to succeed
Count Becredi In the Ministry and he consequently
smes the Office Of President Of the Council Of State
held temporarily since Bcicredis resignation by Baron
Brust ths Premisr.
sA@ vrrsuA Feb. Z, 1867
Aaatljs y 70 hsve . responsible Ministry.
The New York herald., 1867-02-08

TorrxA. Feb T. 1861.
Afex weeks since notorious desperado named Jack
Mcdowell hired span Of horses At Council Grove TO 80
10 Junction City. As be did not return, the of
the horses traced him 10 Omaha and brought him back
on Friday last He very defiant threatening fire
the town and kill sixteen Of the citizeus whom he said
he had marked Ito further stated that he was q rebel
and bad been in Quantrclls raid The citzans took
him from the sheriff ON Sunday night and hung him.
The New York herald., 1867-02-08

Defeat Of the Negro Testimony Bili-ReaovaI
Of the State Capital, &c.
FaASKYoRx KY, Feb 2 1851.
The Ncgto Testimony bill defeated by the Senate
o.dAv.
re Senate voted Governor Bramietts six thousand
dollars for his services qtcso President OF the
Board OF Internal Improvomenk
The committee raised TO inquire into the expedieucy
Of removing the State capital have reported in favor Of
establishing IL at LOusville
The New York herald., 1867-02-08

TOPEKA, Feb. T. 1867.
The House OF Representatives to-day appointed COM
mittee to act with the Senate committee IN invesfi-
eating the charges OF bribery In the recent Senatorial
election.
In the Senate to-day the Committee Military Affairs
reported that the State Arsenal unit 70 receive the
state and that the State were unn for use.
and that they be- changed for government arms sufficient
for six regiments of State militia
The New York herald., 1867-02-08
FINE IN COLUMBUS, ONO.

C0I6MBus Feb Z, 1857.
The building owned by w. A. Neil next north of lie
Neil House, was partially destroyed BY Are this forenooa
II wss fully insured The portion occupied by X 3
Walker Photographic gallery entirely destroyed
with toe contents The Insurance. small Tho third
story--rutties billiard room-was considerably daua-
aged but fully insured Tho lower noor occupies
by Balm sons dry goods much damaged BY water.
and also fully insured The Office or the Western Unios
Telegraph Company escaped with damage by wAasA