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FROM CAIRO.

CHICAGO, April rs.
The Journals Csiro special says that =
slight shock of an earthquake was felt in that
place few minutes after 8 o'clock yesterday
afternoon.
A little boy, whilst playing in tbs fields,
slipped and fell into hole in the igsound in
which lay coiled four poisonous snakes,
which, on being disturbed, thrust their dead
ly fhnes into the boys foot, from the effects
OF vhish ~ died.
Another fatal case Of snake bite occurred
near Murphysharg, in Jaeksea coanty, Two
little girls, while hunting eggs under house,
thrust their k6nds into nest where lay .
large raaalssaeks, which bit both the childIsp,
who supposed thsG the hen had pecksd the1l
The threatening appearance Of the children's
hands led tie nothsr to investigate the mat.
ter, when snake vas found eoiled in the
nest, Both ths children died in les thar
"a hourS.
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FROM ST. JOSEPH.

CHIcA0o, April %.
The Joxraars special Of to-day ays the
Missouri river y vesy high, and bostS ~ ~
mountains are Unable 70 uaks headvAy
s1a,esl shecsrpent. sgAss vailiae - :
oee0A o. 80 IN xl[ aA
Paul Cob1zn, sdopt9d oon of e., Huahss,
of 81 joseph, killed ]. W. Hosm5f s. 6en.
.sf z. sas i2sh, By sssih1ag Hin Ui1hG -
% ) esll.ard room. Cobsfn vas Nxpsrlt
sepennsendsst Of division Of The ov6e1ano
stages, and Hosmer ~ noepun1us = -
eapls Tho Atser had 1snernno1 0esSrr
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FROM EUROPE -

NEw YoRK, April Is.
The Heralds correspondence says the
Red Revolutionists wers in coancil in Brus~'
sells, General Prime appearing q the auimat-
ing sprit Of grand revolutionary csncus,
attended by representatives from France,
Spain, Italy, Rome and Ireland. The plans
of immediate republican movements in
Rome, Spain and Great Britain were dis.
cussed. x f ff8
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FROM CHICAGO.

CBIclao, April 25.
On Wednesday, May lst, the working men
Of this city, and other portions of the North
west, viii nnite in . grand dsmousArssisn, in
honor of the eight hour Law, which goes into
effect on that day. The Governor Of IDi-
nois, .IndiaaA, Iowa and Missouri, have been
invited to attend : grand procession Of ell
trades in the forenoon, and . mass meeting
in the afternoon. The Germans will turn
out, and will hsve'a distinct section, each
trade in their iinessp Great prepszations m
making TO have success.
The shooks Of an. earthquaks, noticed ~
having takes plAcs IN Kansas, Missoari, lo-
VI, and in some few places in Illinois, va
fell in this city ssni6ly yesterday aAsrnocu-
A LADY Who ~ in the upper story Of hsusu
on Michigan Avenue, wss startled BY the VI
6ftAions ssd rlssiisgof Ne pic4xSss sou ~
wall. She said - 1elt1a pscaliar swaying ol
Tie h1ildiae from - TO west. Tia else
~ ssics9 ~ so.aA y
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FROM DUBUQUE.

CHICAGO, April rs.
A Dubuque special Of last night sAys three
distinct pulsafions of On earthquake, lasting
about twenty seconds, we're felt in this city,
At half past three o'clock this afternoon.
People in the upper stories of the principal
buildings rushed for the street. Openings
were made in brick walls and furnanre dis>
placed. ouite IN alsrm for . few inmates
prevailed in some localities.
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ID ia T J T { .IE9l s ad
Russia Denies that she Is Arming.


Wv ~ III" -
LoxDox, April 2A-Evening.
Russia has replied to the proposition Of the
Great Powers. She denies that she IL arm
ing, but emphaticsiiy reiterates that she
~ont svacuAts Luxembourg. War y nov
regarded as aimoit certain.
The importation Of American bonds from
Germany, for sale here, is very great. The
quotations 1t Frankfort ere ~. !. e8~
sse F1osEscs, April n Hvsnins- !
The marriage of Prince Hambert with the
Arch Duchess of Aussris has been postponed.
.PARIs, April 24-Evening.
Prince Napoleon has gone to Italy.
LisBos, April "a.
A serious emeute is reported to have oc-
CURED at Operto. A Frigsie has been sent
there NE
PAgIs, April 25.
The Nonitesu has nm editorial charging
Prussia with neglecting to carry out the slip
ulatons OF the treaty Of Prague to Schles.
wig.
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FROM THE PLAINS.

ST. Louis, April %.
dispatch from Julesburgh says that the
Indians stampeded large number Of cattle
Eve hundSd yards from Fort Mitchell, on
the 18th.
:. The Indians afterwards attempted to draw
the garrison out of the fort, but without sue
cess. The Indians were estimated at $50.
I,is reported that large party of Sioux
are on Raw Hide creek, wishing to come TO
Fort Laramie TO live peaceably With the
whites.
ST. Lofts. April 25.
The Democrat Omaha special says:
dispatch from Gen. Sulley, Fort Sedg
wick, April 2lst. states that he has had 8
satisfactory council with the ogaiislla and
Bruie bands Of the Sioux Indians, one hund
red in number, representing four hundred
lodges, and located theni in the country be-
tween the Platte and Smoky Hill river.
The steamer Jennie Lewis landed 1000
troops and 400 tons of Government freight at
Omaha to day.
The Pacific Railroad 10 repaired to the
North Platte, two hundred and ninety three
miles west of Omaha, and trains will run
regularly TO morrow.
The road east to Council Bluffs is still bad.
ly ont of order.
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fDOH 1ExIOO.

,, sNRw Y oHK, Apeil rs.
The HeraHs vensngo correspondent says
Marquez, who escaped from Qaerataro, ar
rived from Mexico City at Pusbis, with four
thousand men, After Its capture by the Lib
erals, fght ensued in which the Imperial.
lists were defeated. - -
The situation of the Imperialists at Quera>
taro was horrible They hold only two
streets of the place. MaxiniIian was still
there. esfs e
Persons coming out Of the city to get food
were shot down.
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AupfroR's OvYIcs, Iowa I
pxs McIsfs, April Ii, 1851.
II hereby certified that there has been alsd IN this
once svoru statement showing the condition Of the
Enterprise Insurance Company located st Cincinnati
In the Stats OF Ohio, on the ervt day u January
1861 in aocordasce with tht provisions OF Act of ths
General Assembly Of the State Of Iown, eetticd An
Act In relation to Insurance Compauiesr approved
January 18th, 1851, and Act amendstory thersto
approved Rebruary 9th, 1853 that said st~temen,
shows that said Conp.ny possessed Of the requisite
amount Of capital, and invested required by law
Authority IL therefore eiven to the above named Com
psny to transact ther appropriate business fnssses
10 this State ID scerdancs With the laws tbertof unf
IL the slst day d Jsnasry, D, thousand eight
hundred aud -ixty-eisht
II II also certified that Robert p. Yvote, OF Keokuk
has been daiy appointed by ssia Company lawful
agent and attorney for the ceuny Of Lee with fall
er to take rsks Of Insurance therein aud 10 achnowI
edxe servics cf provided by law upon his ~
ing with the Clerk OF the district Court In and for
eoanfy this certificate and copy OF the
nls in this cfhca
II s further certified that the attached 10 true an
correct copp OF the said statement.
In Testimony Whereof have hereunto set 10,
IL. u hand aud ed my seal of Office the day an
year first above written
JOHN A. ELLr0TT,
aprSo Auditor OF State.
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FROM CANADA.

so ago ees a0rTAwk; CIV, April 2s.f ].
A Sergeant and four men, Of the 100th
Ke4iusnG wefe' brutally beaten, on pstrol
dqky, yestesdA1 morning. by . party of civil>
ians. No axresfs have been made.
fAeRsdaA esnal opens May 6nt. The
passenger boats between here and Montreal
cosnmence theirtrips Monday.
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go s@e MEMrHTs, April Is.
IN yiey Of the proposed ceremonies, ..
EImwood cemetery tomorrow, by the ladies
decorating the graves of Confederates, the
commander OF the post has addressed letter
to Mayor LA6snd, IN which he says, amone
other thipgs, that to prevent military interfe.
renee, they must confne the arrangements to
simple acts of mourning for deceased rela>
tives in . customary manner.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-26

Howe Main street.
Duncan, kerle 4 Co.........l40 l42 Main street.
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Fans, Fancy Goods. Pine Cutlery.
Bridges. Estes House
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GAS a. STEAM FITTINGS.
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vencill, Jones A Co.....cor Third 1 Main streets.
Hess, Stern Co........cor Second 4 Main streets.
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- II - IT E M n NJ II
Enterprise Insurance Cc
OF CIycINyArx. OHIO.

I'm the first day of January, A. d. 1857,
~ made The Auditor Of ths State ef Iowa. pursusn
70 the Statutes Of said etste.
l The name Of nis Company IL the Ks-
rxxrRrI fssrsAs-R CnmPAsr.
The snount OF iss Capital stock e coo 0oe %
Ths amount of its Capital stccs paid mp
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DRY-GooDs-RETAIL.
Engraving, Brands, & Seals.

EGGS a BUTTER
S p Pond Co............cor Main 4 Ninth streets
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Gold Silver. and Ivory Mounted Canes
S Bridges ................. Nos | 4 Estes House
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Cady peck...-.........cor Fourth 1 Main streets
Bnel Main street
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HARNESS q SADDLES.

Hydrometers, Thermometers, saehrom-
eters.
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KEOKUK DIRECTORY.

ATTORNEYS.
Mooar Knowles. johnson st-in Tepfer House.
wB Collins tclsim sgt .Sscond street.
james II. Anderson .....--..-...cor- Main ID sts
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cRocKEBY 4 QUEENswARE.
Carey 4 lie Faivre..... Main street-bet 5th 4 eth
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GROCERs-RETAIL.

Robertson Albers Main street.
Mcqueen .s4 Main street.
Cox & Irvin...........corner Fifth Main streets
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
W n sturges ...............46s sonth Levee.
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II Ten Second street.
WIN Fulton ..........s2 Main street. tup stairs
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@ Bridges s..................Nos d z Estes House.
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Haguy Main street-bct Sd 4 4th
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