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FROM THE FAR WEST.
Sr. LOUIS. June

ST.. LOUIS, June j.
The Dakotids, of the 18th of May, pub
lished in Dakotah Territory, says that not .
single depreciation has been committed by
the Indians on the upper Missouri since the
~opesing Of navigation. Several snsA par
6oGhave come down the river in open boats
ffom - high up ~ Fort Union without mo-
Iestation, and small detachments. of troops
have passed from fort to fort undisturbed.
Gen. Hanlsy passed mp the river with . de-
taohmsut of troops about two weeks ago.
Hin headduarters will be at Fort Sulley.
Fort Rio will be garnsoned BY four cempas
p,es. undsr Lieut.. Col. Otis. Maj Ross will
.commsnd u Fort Randall, and Col Knox u
Fort Dakoeah.
Tvo nsv posts are to b sstabliahsdin Ds- :
le1sh, oue On the Big Cheyennss and the
j o1her bekveen that stream and Fort Berthold.
There arc now three regiments on the Up
per Missouri, which, if properly distsibuted,
& sufficient to keep the Indians in complete
subjecsion. rH y.
The stssmboat Nosah, > mountain boat,
uaered and sank near Desoto- Nothing
w. sassd. The passsnessa took thA stssnsa
Silver Lake, just behind, and went on.
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FROM NASHVILLE.

Chicago, June l.
The Tribxne's Nashville, Tenn, specia
ssys: Captain Richman gives the following
axrlanation Of the killing of James Brown
in Franklin county:
"James Brown was killed by my men OF
the 29th inst. One Of my men was passing
through Browns neighborhood and fell in
with Brown, who told him that he was bush
whacker, and belonged to Rogers guerillas
He also told how many Union soldiers hs
had killed, and wanted to show him the bone,
of two federal soldiers he had killed close By
his house. sent Lieut. Holt 70 arrest Brown
aud sfter they had caught him, and while or
his way to the graves Of the soldiers be hae
killed, he broke to run, when the three mer
fred and killed him
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FROM CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI. June /.
The sixth and last day of the Buckeye
Club races was largely attended. There
were three races, the 6rst hurdle race for al
ages, two miles, over eight hurdles, for q
purse OF $500. Five horses started. The
race was won BY Red Dick Time min>
utss. The second race, consolation purse,
handicap for the beaten horses. the Club to
sdd 500, mile beats Three horses started.
Ths race was won by Billy Connof Time
1911 TO 1881. Third race, dash oftwo miles,
foy eli ages for purse Of 500. Bruce en-
tered Shiloh, Smith entered Local, Whaly
entered Knighthook. First round was a
dead heat on Local and Kniehthood, Shiloh
vss distanced. Time-3:45t. The second
round Was won by Local Time-4:ll.
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8 FROM NEW YORK.
Nrw YaRx Inna ]

80. NEW YoRK, June /.
To-day the Bankrupt Law comes into eff
feet, bat in consequences Of the non-pronul>
CATION Of the laws of procedure, it will bs
impossible to proceed, and the Court will be
adjourned to some future day, of which due
notice will be given.
A Southern famine relief Commissioner, in
acknowledging further contribution of 3d..
1874 in gold, from California, states that the
United Seates storeship Purveyor Capt. j. II.
Simpson, commander, will sail for Charles.
ton, Savannah and Mobile, with 29, 900 bushs
els Of corn, on Tuesday next.
Wesley 81. Hill, formerly we'll known as q
hotel proprietor. committed suicide in Brook.
fyn yesterday.
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS

NEv Lospos, Conn, June /.
A pleasure fishing boat cspsised yesterday
morning and sunk. Capt. Steary Hall, Capt.
Coddington Fish, Cad Beckwith, and . boy
named Rogers was drowned.
ALsASY, N. r., June 1.
Splendidly executed counterfeit ten dol
lar notes on the Third National Bank Of Phil.
sdelphis was detected this morning.
Bosrox, June /.
Gov Bullock vetoed the bill for the annex
alton of Roxbury TO Boston, because there
was no provision for its Submission 10 the
people.
y ALBION, N. Y, June l.
The new trial granted Rev. Joel Lindsley
indicted for whipping his child TO death, con
clndsd to-day. The jury failed TO agree,
standing ten for scquittal, and two for con
viction. The Jury we're discharged. Th<
prisoner then plead guilty of manslsughtsl
in the fourth degree, and sentenced to pay @
fine Of $3.50.
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FROM GEORGIA.

NEw YoRK, June l.
The Herald's special says that it il report
ed that Gov. jenkins, of Georgis, has no in
tention of resignng, and that he and Gen.
Pope are working harmoniously together.
The Governor is entirely indisposed to have
any controversy with the military authorities,
but desires quiet and good feeling in the
State,
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FROM DETROIT.

CHICAGO, June /.
The Jowrnars Detroit special says: This
morning about one o'clock policeman A. N.
Bagly followed party OF burglars to . Sc
ciuded spot near Sixth and Congress street.
The burglars hid in . shed, and asthe police
man Was 10 the act Of looking in several shots
were fred at him which struck him in the
right breast and will probably prove fatal.
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FROM MONTANA.

ST. LOUIS. June /.
Montana dates of the s,h, say Gen. Mea-
CHER has raised one thousand men, and taken
the field against the hostile indians. A
band of Indians attacked q small party OF
troops crossing from Fort Cummings to Fort
Mexican, New Mexico, on the 2sth ult., and
drove than back,
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FROM MEXICO.

~NEw YoRK, June l..
A special New Orleans dispat' to the
Herald pays: The City Of Mexico has GER
tainly surrendered To- day. Gen. 0haron was
shot there for correspondence with the Lib
erals. Vera Cruz will soon surrender. Mi.
ramon 10 reported to have been captured by
Cortenas, . short distance ont OF Queretaro.
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FROM ELGIN.

ELGrs, ILL.,, June /.
An injunction was issued from the Circuit
Court yesterday enjoining the enforcement of
the prohibitory ordinance in this city. Judge
Fl. G.. Wilson was absent from home and the
injunction was issued by w. ]. Brown, mag
ter in Chsncerv,
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FROM MEMPHIS.

MEMPHIS, June /.
Delegates to the National typographical
Union are arriving, and the meeting promises
to be Of unusual interest.
A man named Ross, mail agent from here
to Louisville, attempted to drown himself
this morning, but was rescued. Caase-ab-
be<ration Of mind ~
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FIRES.

WHITEWATER, Wis, June /.
Geo. Esterleys h Co.'s Reaper works
burned last night Loss, s40,0 insured
$l6, 900. Origin Of the FIRE unknown.
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FROM NEW ORLEANS

NEw ORLKAss, May 81.
Yesterday morning he steamboat g. No
rys exploded. Peter Sssrbold, 6sst 'engi-
esssy y9o hsdk s,alssdi @. P. Miller va
aidAly ssa,asd. No eshG eoasaltea ~
- 4 s-s.sss ssz .av
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Esadi&m War IN Montana.
ARRIVAL OF THE BODY OF
ARTEMUS WARD.

GOLD CLOSED 136 SO.
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w. D. bkhMouk.E, Ae9f becy
Ansssua's Oysfcs, Iowa
Dss Msisss, MAJ ~, ieG.
Whereas, rhs Hartford Accident Insurance Conpssy
located at Hartford In the State OF connsccut hsl
hlsd In this once svorn statsmsnt Of its oos13ties
On " Ii day V xpr1, 1851,
In wA ms provsens 81 an Act Of the Gen
sral Assembly cs the stsse Of fovA titled aa Act
relation to insursecs Companies approved January -
1851 and Act anendstcry approved Yebruar,
sth 1855 and m Aet In rststoa 20 fs Issarsscs Com
psniss, appfeved March 1Th. 1eez. md whersa,
ss&d sold stsssmeat sAcv~ that said nsarsxes
b pssssssed f ths rsenbite amoaat II capital. 10
vested - reqoirsA BY Law.
Thsrs Store In pursuanos Of Law, / John 4. Elliott
Auditor of stss do hereby certify aid
Company authorised 70 the bosnsss Of Insr
rsnes In this State W assots propsrly appontsA and
Authorised 70 sckBovsdgs saryce Of for md
bshafof ~ Coopasy,s - rsgsirsd b. saA Ass unit
the s1st DAY ~ January, A. D. ls0
~ In fsstinssy whsFeof, have hsrsssto sei
4 sxal ny hand. end snxs4 my ssal 81 obes
~ the day and date above written.
JOHN A. ELLIOTT,
tnn2diw Auditor Of State.
sAsrsI A. AraEs, Deputy.
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KEOKUK DIRECTORY.
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ATTOR NEY0s


EB Collins fclaim agf) f)...... .Sscoad street
Jamss H. Anderson .....a...s.. cor. Main 3 "a sts
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- BOOTS = sHOEs-wH0LE ALn
Hambiston Huiskamp. Main street.
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BOOKS a STATIONERY.

BAG FACTORY.
A Beers .......................1es 1es Main stree
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT,
- - - y II III - n -
Of The condition Of the
HauoId Accident Insurance Co,
-OH-
HARTFORD. CONN,

On the First Day sf April, A. d. 1857,
Made TO the Auditor Of the State of Iowa,
pursuant to the Ssa.u.es Of said State.
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BANKIN0 HOUSE.
-st National Bank.........M Main st-bst Sd 4 lth.
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CLoTHIEMs

CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, Ao
John copelin ...............5s Main street
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Vencill, Jones Co.....cor Third Main streets.
Hess, Stern Co.....-cor Second Main streets.
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BOOTS 4 sHOEs-RETAIL.
Stewart Dean......aeor Third Main streets.
huiskamp Msfioss .......60 n SIN street.
Auisksmp 4 Bro.....Msin strset--bet 9Th ! 5th.
kHart, jas AAin street.
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8 @ Bridges...........Nos Estes Hsuse.
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Bloody .aHray IN Chicago.
City of Mexico Reported
Captured,

Last Day ofthe Buckeye Races.
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CLOCKS, WATCHES q JEwELRY.
Sam 9 Bridges Nos 4 2 Estes House.
Ayres, Mann Ayres...... ..........67 Main street
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BucKEYE FOUNDRY.

BONNET BLEACHERY.
III Rmerxor ............ cor Eourth Rlondaau
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WateAss Watcher, Wss<Ass.
Bvidees Mo- A aE.t~s H.
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wasshss, cissks, q Ssvshs Rspaiss1.
SO Bdaess-..... . 8 Rstss Hons .,
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move Main stree l.
Duncan, Karle 4 Co.......14o 142 NJ ain street
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MILLINERY & BONNET BLEAcBEkY
Mrs w Bowman. 4th st-bet Main 4 Blondeau
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vsiAanG nesks-rapiss AlssAs, lalsia
Q DriAess.--...--.,.....-.Hes = lstN Heass..
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Travelling oasss, Travsiinx Basa
g. @ Bridsss.......-..-----Nosl Ia Rssss HousA
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-08-22

The weather continued cloudy up to moor
yesterday, with a pleasant breeze. IN
indications were favorable for rain. TIT
river is reported about stationary.
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STEAMBOAT PRINTING.

No printing establishment in the West
has better facilities or greater ability fcr
doing fine Steamboat Printing. Our assort--
ment of Job Type, though very large and
complete. is constantly being added to, ana
our JOB department is under the personal
In the United States. We are prepared 70
print Posters, plain or fancy, Bill Heads'
Bills Iading, Cards, Deck and Meal TICK
&c, dc. Orders left with either of the
wharf-boats will be promptly attended 10.
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Is likely to prove failure. although very promising
few weeks ago The has been srung by the surcuho
or some other pest and the young apples have dropped
from the trees flaa- --rHr.
Cape May.
ESCAPE or PRISONERS -Four men who had been con-
fined in the Jail the Court House awaiting their trial.
made their escape on Monday night. After going
short distance they stole horse and carriage TO speed
Thorn more quickly on their way. They have not yet
been arrested
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NEWS FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
FORTRESS MONROE,

FORTRESS MONROE, August 8. 1867.
A company called the North Carolina and Virginia
Peat Company has boon organized to work the extern
sive peat beds the vicinity Of the Dismal Swamp Canal
They have invested largely in machinery and have great
expectations.
The registration in Princess Ammo county. VI, has
been completed, and exhibits a majority OF only hfty-
four coored votes the list standing whites S4S coored
COZ
During severe thunder storm last evening house In
Hampton struck By lightning and little boy In the
houso rendered insansible.
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inng shares reacted slightly from the recent extreme
depression. AZ tho IRA board Consolidated Gregory
Gold closed $50 higher than al the same time yesterday
selling ~ 90; oorydon &C., selling 81 81 10; Smith
rarmslsss2co, selling II IS 90; Davidson Copper &C.,
selling q 81 TO- RoGky Mountain sold at 81 40
Cincinnati Journal Of the sth inst. ays:-
Thsrs but little activity in the money to-
asy Good mercantile paper was rather less freely
ousrsa ana ,ns movement Is still IN TIE direction Of
greater ease, though 10 NOT very decidedly marked.
Chicago Journal remarks on the ame theme
There Is very little change the condition Of
the local money Market me demand for loans 10 still
moderate, and with fais supply Of currency thsrs
the current OF discount Call loans on undoubtsd
cessersls. are made q per cent. Business all Of
weather and the absence Of many merchants from
the city. The harvest 10 noary al in, and few weeks
must produce q marked and much desired rnproyement
In ell business circles
The President Of the 81. Paul and Chicago Railway
Company has just written letter. in which he says:-
desire TO say that this company Al the mart issued
600 Of eight per cent hrst mortgage land grant
Of tai To provide Tor these bonds u msiur
u this company arranged with the Tarmsrs' Loan and
they srs 70 sccumusse the principal By the f Of july
1o00 Although the Trust Company absolutely agree 70
ysy the bonds when due whether held BY this company
o. By individuas Jet their obligation y merely
sruN; they receive certain sum OF money and
inc say Ono With the
AFFAIRS Of trust company and particularly 80 reliable
an institution as the Farmers must At once that the
nondholder Is ~ certain Of getting bis principal from
nat source as be that his bonds viii mature And
y further sscurN this company have conveyed to the
kefmers Loan ana Trust Company their lands, tbeu
railway and all other property In trust, 10 secure the
2romps payment Of the coupons and further security
Tor the principal This company have also arranged
With the Trust Company TO agree pay the interest for
Two PEARS which covers the time Of construction and,
s.t nr.i and ;S snrs protection for the bond
stock. 100000 100000 has been disposed
curing ties for twenty mies and the timber FOR the
bridge over the Misssspp has been Transferred TO Mr.
r. r. Nelson UNITED States District Judge for Mime
sota M. Henry T. Wells and myself a. trustees with
power 70 sell the same for The benefit Of the road such
Ths avals OF our bonds remain under the surveillance
a. msssrs lockwood Co. until Ne produce proper
vochsn for work done and materials furnished
ne receipts tor customs sud Vie Ssespsss payments
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ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
Arrivals.

Arrivals.
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Ss::a ira sss S ae1a w.ss
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Alien. Vance " Cole. Joseph New. Mrs Allen Miss
Lav.nroorzs.eamshp City Of B.ltlmore-Mss Martha
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S:'E .n ss f asssn A .. k ERs S a,.n
rayT ,,s spseldins spaulding Gee Claiborne
son Herrick, schandsr, Morris Newton. Aivord, &c
spooncL L Ogden Geo Reiser, Nine cazcneau, Mrs XII
f.x, EEss.p Geo oo,doa VIM Hort M Gordon and
Walton Miss Barker. Chas Losser, Ira Rsehardsen,
s ana Men sss ri s.'%s
John Dufhnston. Mrs Fi.zserald child and infant
Grover, mrs Hatch and two children Simeon and
wife, Mrs puva and infant Hall Kerr. VIM vogc and
wife Ihos kerwau Ntch Anderson, PscksheE Sure
WIFE Chas Gates and wife. Miss Emma Oates N COIN
Martin Dow, Mrs. Dow and infant Chas gainsford,
Reder, Mr. and Mss Holman, Mrs Jennings. Mrs I'd
king Mrs. Charles, n Dermsnse fjsnrv sesssr Rost
Gilmore and wife Mrs Brurer and infant and large
United states troops.
sIvIsrAH-stesinship San saivabor-Ml,s Fuen pesns
A yoserhs freeman John Lenden, W 8 Ming j III
Otio Miss Otto, Wiling Mrs A Charlton. Charles
william Dcsls ard wife, Miss Susan rhomAs ssd servant
lady. William Todd. Brown. Jr Miss Maria jones. Mrs
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SHIP PIN q NEW S.
PORT or NEW Yoak. AUGUST 10. 1857.

YoRx-fHu
u MooH ...ni0rn -
............. % HIon B II
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and balances at the sub-Treasury this city for the
week have been as fohows:-


Il ,his ana last year donpars as follows:-
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Cape May.
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

Married.
KERRN-BucKIEY.-On Sunday, August 4, at st.
Francis Xavier's church. by the Rev. p. hgnard OF
staten Island JOHN KHRKM TO NARY. daughter OF John
Buckley, Esq, both Of this city.
TAuoR-MooRx -On Saturday, August 10, By the
Rev. Mr. Webb. at st. Michael's Episcopal church,
Brooklyn, Mr. J. TAYLOR to MrG b. J. MOORE, Of
Brooklyn.
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end Cerro,vcrrdon,, hodsdon rhn,sdasipha ~ u ;,
s:"%.. . sSssl r. S:s:. "a iSs5 s;7s:s
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Bosicn..ws. o. Bicet Island dafiA : ~
everything nov..el.. Also .cSr: 3 y ~ -. -
tuese, for PSii.dsiphls: Boston, smith. 2S A. -
AZ SSs1sy gs n ..s e. 81 s Gs
Lyon Lyon . o. FOR c ,s,ru. n'I DC e.
psss s.S % 90 FOR Tlsnson NJ Aida E.oS "a
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New Iers Lane Cobb and Msnsss s,s MAJ ~
fhfE%bsIraix Aug s-Srr,ss ga s
snafs:: I:ss:Ie; :sSr Anna Hs.ss ssy. r'ess::
;Srn John drTss Cobb sS B5rsssyrns iSS sres.-
Hewitt. Boston; Belle, townsend Iis Hsssss; CSsss:
NE: . w.s' s- D:I s:.. ..i
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r. s.:ssy fss !s:.ss % s' ~
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ssh x.s's s:rns. AZ Hsia Ssn sst aat T
carssa..i Di E csd rom West rssis. .o ss,s -
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KS 5...S; from ", p. 70, n
sss ban '' s.
nes.: from fnl,dspss for Gsv.son passed ia - ~.
A.. Also barssntne from London for rhiadsphs; brio
A buron. from Philadelphia FOR ststfn.
PORTLAND, Aug s-Cesrcd, ship John Richardson,
pa. Aus - siss .csr sso os.r SIM
mons, Elrabcthpors
PROVIDENCE, Aug e-Arrived, schrs Kate Mclean.
Conkin, tli1sbethpott; Milton, Raymon, NYork aoop
ssiea-lcirs JuicKsssp' Davis; Oscar Hswiey, carkf
G I Hal.s Hutchinson; Louisa BirdsaI. rrbbls and
Faklr, saunters. Elzabethport. -.
RICHMOND, Aug s-ssies. schr Breeze rrosidencs a.
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fhs fsrsign exchange market was inactive Banksrs'
Suls England at sxty days were quoted At ioe;s
losx ct three days. Ito llok; commercial bills 100
10ek bills on Paris ct sixty days. ais s6lsx; q
three dsys G12H S1sX Other continental bills were
gnaed thus-