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WASHINGTON.
Pacific Railr0ad-AssOclatiOn OF Cap
italists F0Pmed--OpiniOn of the
U. Supreme Court. 10y '.,xd

WASHINGTON, Jan. 13.-A strong
effort is about to be made to secure
aid, from Congress, in constructing
railroad to the Pacific, from a point
on the Gulf of Mexico, by an air line
route, only l ,268 miles long. An as
ISOLATION of capitalists has been or
ganizedsim connection WithG0vsH am
ilton, of Texas, and other Southern
loyalists. ,PheyIpropose to introduce
bill, at an early day, to carry out
their idea, These, gentlemen claim
that, if the annual Government ex-
pendituyes along heFline Of their pro
posed Route for military purposes are
capitalized, the, bonds thus created
shall be loaned to railroad comp Amy,
ses XIV a 5a5t gh & 1 Ps
squired road without a dollar of ex-
.pense, in addition to what must other
wise continue to be; expended fer a
generation to come, IN giving military
protection to the. region through
which the road is to pass.
/ The opinion of. the Supreme Court
of the United States, to be delivered
tomorrow, is. based, on the question
presented in the cases, ep parte, of
Mari, of Louisiana, and Garland, of
Arkansas, who, having participated
in the"rebeliion, ask to be admitted
al. the bar of that tribunal;; involving
more particularly the constitutional
ty of the law extending to attorneys
in the United States Courts the pro-
visions of the Act of July, 1862,
which requires the test oath of civil,
military and naval officers. with pen
alties for perjury.
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DAYTON, ONO.
Murder Of Miss KeIt.

3 F.E.
DAYTON, o., Jan. II. Miss Chris
tine Kelt. aged about - years, living
on Oak Street, in this city was bfu-
tally murdered yesterday afternoon,
during the temporary absence aof her
mother, 0by some unknown person
Bloody tracks were found in the
snow outside ofthe house, and marks
of blood were also found upon the
fence. A, discharged pistol belonging
to her brother was found by her side,
but there were cuts upon her head
made by some sharp instrument, an d
the supposition is that in attempting
to defend herself with the pistol, from
the brutal assault of a rufian, she
was killed by him; the pistol fired
by him into the wound, and SO placed
as to raise the presumption of suicide.
No clue to the perpetratori of this
horrid deed has yet been obtained.
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LOUISVHLE,:gKY.
Family Feud-Fatal Alteration.

LOUISVILLE, Jan. 13.-The Jour
nal, of to morrow, will contain, edi-
torially, the following:
Two farmers of Carter County,
East Tennessee, named Roberts and
Johnston, have been waging bloody
war between each other for twenty
years. During that time four men
belonging to these two families have
lost their lives, and on the evening of
the 9Th inst, the vendetta came to a
bloody end in the streets of Elizabeth
town, Tennessee, by the two sole sur
viving males of the Roberts and
Johnston's families, engaging in a
personal alteration, which resulted
fatally to both. This domestic war
originated about dozen fence rails. "
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ton for Cincinnati Can't. Ta.-i.
assures as that she is a regular descenl..r.-
OF that gay and festive young .'cuss- ,.. ,1s.I
father led mis- f1ocks on the Grampian tins
.........The Sam j. Hale, had ], 81 bale .if
ton for Cincinnati, and proceeded H., ~
river The Robert Burns arrtFea nom,
Memphis, Saturday evening, witt
bales cotton. She had heavy time IN, ,he
ice. Capt. Bowers took command. ana, De-.
'terlnined to go through if POSSIBLE -.s
repaired her wheels and left at o'cloc.y
The Glasgow left last evening, Can t:rld
in command, who will run her houcea. lh
between this port and New Orleans. aud
we hope to see her well patronizel. she
was ioadef entifsly. by R,sK. DUE 4fs9a &
CO., and took hence the following fTeiglt.
S,693 sacks corn. S66 barrels pork, l75 tiercss
lard and meat, 95 kegs lard, I6 casks meat, 70
kegs hotel soap, 9l9 pieces bulk meat. lS
coops poultry, ZIG barrels meat, lbs bales
hay, Ito dressed hogs, 20 barrels eggs, and a
vast lot or furniture she would take 900
sacks of corn and lbs head ofcattIe below.
The Louisville left at 8 o'clock, and was
loaded entirely by Cox & Humphrey. She
had the following freight: 1851 sacks corn.
800 coops poultry, 1873 dozen brooms, lbs bbls
corn meal, le bbls beans, l7bbls eggs, "a
boxes eggs, "a boxes merchandise, and n
large lot of furniture. She had engage.
ments below for 5000 sacks corn, which
would put her guards in water ...The
William White will leave this evening for
Green River, and should have a big trip.
Captain Drinkwater is a veteran officer.
and Pat. Burke is extremely COURTHOUSE.
The Liberty and Wild Wagner were posi-
lively expected last night and.will reload
here, leaving tonight or tomorrow for
Memphis and New f0rleans. ......... There is
an immense amount of freight waiting
the sTarascon and Morning star here.
Why don't they come?
= Manifest of the steamer Armada, for
January r. 1867:
r. X. Dunkerson & Co., 20S bales cotton;
F. H. Ehrman & Co, % bales cotton, hid.
SamueE 0fF J RkE mes siNs brsteflGk Ehr,'
hart, beer keg;J G. < ]. G. Smith, box
picks; g. L. Dixon, s. dead hogs 2dry hides
5 coon skins, bundle socks.
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rss-~ LA xG
80 . NEW York.
Arrival of Steamer San Francisco
: Bill for, the Formation OF GDTern
4 mentS for the Southern States.'s

~ New YoRK, JAN 3, 3 - i A Washing
- ton telegram osays the House Com
l6mittee to-day agreed to report a. bill
for new governments for ;A1aha ma,
y Florida, = 6 Georgia, : Arkansas Lodfsi-
aeana, Mississippi, North and South
Carolina and Texas.snI It first declares
ioEod all laws made by the govern
e ments in force, in these States and
n.then proposes allomale persons above
the age,of p who. can take the oath
+ of loyalty, shall be allowed to vote
for delegates to the Convention.
When the Convention meets, if il de-
: cides to accept the terms proposed by
Congress, it is authorized to select
what is called Provisional Commit
tee of five citizens distinguished for
their loyalty to the Union. This
committee is to act as one of public
safety until the Constitutional State
Convention is formed, which they are
authorized to inaugurate.
The Convention thus called can
then elect provisional State officers
and form State Constitutions, ire
vocable without consent of Congress.
Universal suffrage prohibition of dis
tinction, on account of race or color,
in schools; reputation of the rebel
debt, and the Acknowledgement of all
who aided the rebels, are to be pro-
vided for in the State Constitution
IF the State shall, at any future time,
attempt to resolve its relations with
the Federal Government, its represen-
tation in Congress is to cease, and the
latter is not to do anything inconsist-
ent with the rules of civilized warfare
to protect loyal people If Congress
accepts the new Constitution the State
is to be entitled to representation.
The Committee will urge the bill as a
substitute for Stevens measure
New York, Jan 13.-The steam
ship City of Baltimore, which got
aground on South West Spit, on Sat
urday afternoon, was pulled off at
high water the same night, and pro-
ceeded Immediately to sea. a''''1 %
10 New York, Jan 13,1Snow fell to-
day here, and as far south as Wash
ington.
New York, Jan 12.-Passen gers
who arrived by the steamer San
francisco, from Nicaragua. to-day,
report at San Juan she found 70G
passengers from the steamer Santiago
300 Of whom were soldiers.
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SAN FRANCISCO.
Refusal Of the Deputy Assessor to
Make Returns-WashiRgtOn Terri
tory Legislature.

SAN Francisco, Jan. I'm the
United States District Court test
case was made in the trial of one
Larry, Deputy Assessor, who refused
to make returns to Assessor Bigler, Of
Sacramento The Indictment was
found defective, and was quashed, but
the District Attorney declared his
purpose to frame an Indictment that
would hold, and prosecute every Dep
uty who had failed to make returns to
the proper officers.
The steamer Pacific, from Portland,
Oregon, brought $4,000 treasure.
During 1866, So, 433, 900 treasure was
shipped from Portland.
The Washington Territory Legis-
lature does not want the military
headquarters Of the North transferred
toaPortland. and has passed memo
rial to the War Department against it.
The Lower House of the Nevada
Legislature yesterday adopted the
Constitutional Amendment by a strict
party vote of 81 to 4.
Antonio Marillas, late editor of a
Mexican Liberal paper here, goes to
Mexico to solicit from Juarez certain
political concessions to parties in San
Francisco. He retains grant OF
land in Durango to form an American
settlement.
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The Mississippi River TO be Bridged-
Navigation Convention.

ST, LOUIS, JAN 13.-A company has
been organized for bridging the Mis-
sissippi at this point.
Ten delegates from New York,
Boston, Philadelphia and Baltimore,
will be invited to attend a Convention
here next month for the consideration
of measures for the improvement of
the Upper Mississippi River, Over
seven hundred delegates viii be in
vited from cities and towns in the
Ohio, Mississippi, Illinois, and Mis-
souri, River valleys, Railroad fare
and expenses of delegates will be paid
out of the fund raised here for that
purpose.
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WANTED.
AGENTS WANTED
FOR THE tftfa-
WOMEN OF THE WAR, :

N TTRACTING THOUSANDS BY
~ its thrilling record of the noble and
pure minded women, who followed their
husbands and sons to the war.
Written In the glowing and soul-Stirring
language of FRANK MOORE. Selling
beyond our most Sanguine expectation.
TaUelUe thousand copies sold the first month
of its issue Hundreds of concentrations
from the Press and distinguished individu-
ais are pouring in from all parts of the
country Agents are reporting from TEN
to TwENTY-FIYE orders per day, and say
they find many who are ready to take the
work as soon as presented, which is NEW
work is it's own recommendation, and sells
freely to the best classes of society. Faith
|uL energetic, perSeUeTtng men and l0onlen
will, in the Agency, find lucrative employ
ment ..
If an Agency is wanted, send for circu-
lar, giving full particulars. Address,
N ATIONAL PUBLISHING co,
lf8 West Fourth Street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
dec22-tiIlfebI3 . sl.
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ADDITIONALRIVR NEWS.

The weather was quite I'D yesterday,
and was tIawing all day, i, turned cold
er at night,.,.~..The river Is taking fast.
having declined fully citizen inches
during the preceding "a hrs. The ice
yesterday was not thick, an was mostly
along the Kentucky shores and unless
there is unfavorable chge, fiaviaa-
tiOn may" be said to be fly resumed
hence to Cairo, Memphis andew Orleans.
\ The arrivals since Saturdayvening in
clude the Armada, Cairo toeyansyiIle;
Laura Fenton and St. Cloud, emphis to
Evansville; VIM. White, Gre River to
Evansville; Ida Norvall, disbt relative
to My name is Norvall,'' vksburg to
Cincinnati; Sam. ]. Hale, Nmphis 10
Cincinnati The Louisvillend Glas-
gov departed yesterday eveninfor New
Orleans, both full trips, and ha engage
ments below for more than t.y could
take ..---.,T The Laura Fenton haso4 bales
cotton for r. K. Dunkerson & !, 81 for
F. H. Ehrman q Co., and IA for reipment
to Cincinnati.........The Armadhad 20S
bales of cotton for r. X. Dunkerst & Co.,
and % for Ehrman & Co., and otlr mis-
cellaneouS freight. She had We inge-
niously constructed crib around bow,
and did not suffer seriously, andFill go
out to-day with good trip and irexcel-
lent condition ....... The Fenton hi also
261 bales of cotton for w. d. Gonteragent
of the Southwestern Fast FreighLine
....The VIM. White had a magncent
trip of miscellaneous freight out of reen
River. She reports the Alice Dean, lain
City, Nora, Pink Marble, Anna, Tress
and Wild Cat, still in the mouth of Gen
River. The st. Cloud has sos bales oiot-
ton for r. K. Dunkerson & Co., and 6dor
F. H. Ehrman & Co. She and the Lara
Fenton will return to Memphis to-nr-
row evening. The st. Cloud broke a wst
and knocked out both heads of one of II
cylinders. She was assisted to this porty
the Armada, running one engine. Sc
will be repaired with dispatch.......-.Ts
Ida Norvall had seventy-five bales Of &C
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tineinnatI Market.

By Telegrash.l CNo1NNATI, JAMIE.
FLoUR-Iull but not lower: superfine
50 5O@l0 so trade brands $l1 to $I3 So -
- WHEAT-lulf and Springis Sc lower: No.
1 y 35; No. Winter duh at 81 IS. 4ips
. 3 CoRN--Dul and prices dropping at see
for ear and &c for shelled. ~ T. 13fls
RYE-Declned to 81 Is and is dull. =
d BARLEY-Inchanged .t4HuL DIS
q WHISKY-lall at 26cin bond. &IfiH
8 uCoTToH--Dll and prices nominaily un-
changed midling 3lc ( ~ 70 fHi =
.HoGS-Unoanged; s. to $40 lis the
whole range ler Genital receipts 5000 head
q. MESS PoRK-Firm at $50 for city brands.
but the demad is light. - iifht hs!
BULK MEAS-Lower; sales of shoulders
at TIC. sides { Sc, an d clear sides at lOISc
q BAcoNLIn etter demand; shoulders at
Il14c; sides 12,e. n 10 sNI- .1'3fflifG1 SfF-i00
8 aIIARD--Closd ffr1ner and prices tending
upward; prtnA steam at 1111c, and prime
Kettle at 12s;.l fu3ffa-iE sflIts1 tl.4ii7 p -
iii HAAIs-Suga cured new are selling at lB
"a 1870 packet with but Inoderafe de-
emandyg GofffAf ff - tI}ift rOf liOfl1Gp I
ii BUrTER-Du at 26@2seR 81 s2aH5Ja
% CHEESE rl41z9D nni1GIe@ oij %
GOLD A133 buing. Hi5'as shini6i
B MoNEY-In fessing demand ana 1S1per.
cent was paid IN the street, with first
class security! t@199 90 l4tF a9h1s1IS
b fExcHANGE s2sesdY at 40 dfsc,odififtt,, bbny
ing, and par safng 10 va hloI 2ife
81
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'CLEV1,ELll /. }.
Destructive Fire Loss, $4,000.

" CLEVELAND. O., Jan. s13.AA. de-
structive fred occurred at Willough-
by, Ohio, early this morning The
principal sufferers were w. +. Merri-
am, dry goods; Vial & Holmes, gro
Gerry; Neal Ferguson, hardware; r.
W. Perkins, grocery; Taxley IL Alb
bolt, stoves The post-office and
Merchants Union Express Office were
also destroyed. The loss is estimated
at $50, 600; partly insured 9m5
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- B oi1er e xPIO siro m :
@NA~A%..F 4-f-
MARYLAND U. s. SENATE RsHIP
INDIANAPOLIS.
appointment Of Standing Commit
tees-YOOrhees and Mcdonald. #
Especial to Evansville Journal
INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. Ii.

Especial 70 EVansFlIIe JOuTHaI.I \
INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. Ii. g
Editors Journal: rra h1CItI %
The Standing Committees of both
Houses will be announced tomorrow
afternoon. uffEpH 0tG
The Republican AK Brigade in
creases, and eanvassing wakes fierce.
: A rather quiet but bitter contest is
raging between Voorhees, and Nc
Donald for the Democratic Senatori-
= al nomination., Each insists on be-
ing indorsed as the representative
man of his party, as political capital
for future use. or.
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st. Louis arket.


By Telegraph It. LOUIS, Jan.l2.
CoTToN-DuH at 3O15 af.f.. .o-
ELoUR-Flrm but managed. j1,fse
WHEATTFirm at y for No. Spring.
CORN Declined to 7Sdc. ~ n It.-g17'-
OATS-DuIf at 6l@6319 ir9sL. E. Data
PROy1SIoNS- - gHftiEIs.
Hoes STEADY, at, $tOta6 D. Number
packed to date, 136, 000, xceeding the en-
tire packing. of the last ason by $1,000.
WHISKY-Firmer at S)a2 Is. 81
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EUROPE.
By the Atlantic Telegraph.


ao'g PARIS.
PARIS, Jan. 13.-Dispatches from
the East report ministerial crisis at
'Constantinople. and that the Porte
has recalled the Ambassador from
Athens. 1t is also reported that
number ofsareinforcements for the
Greek insurgents landed in Gambia
from the Greek ships, and that the
Cretans are receiving fresh sup
! plies of arms; The Car and. mem
hers of the Imperial Court were, pres
ent at a ball lately given ID aid Of suf-
fering families Of Cretans.G salie1
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9 Sew YorkDrIE1 Re GOODS e M Illl5 I.

By Telegraph.] ii,a iNEw, SYeRk, Jan, u!
DRY ooDsTMrket rather quiet to-day.
goods.
STANDARD, SHETINGs- lS1z@221$; latter
for AtIanticS E1VIUG0iIoU
-, BIEAGHED MUsINs-rIn fairb request at
PRfNTS-Good rluest iMerrimaeg eOes, :
7, " ooLENs--DepsSed : q in limited qIle-
mand; stock larg but prices touched the
bottom: Fancy 'oolens at i20l4 ounces
EOREIGN GOODS RADE--Nomfnal3 9nj
tcl The steamship tty of Baltimore, botnd
TO Liverpool, wen ashore, in the lower
Bay, torday--a tugvas endeayoring to get
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ROCK ISLAND.
Boiler Explosion Machinery De-
Str0yed.

Rock ISLAND, ILL. Jan. 12.-The
boiler at Warren Mills, in this city,
exploded this morning, entirely de-
stroying the machinery and engine
room. The walls of all but the main
building are levelled to the ground,
and the stock badly damaged by
steam. The engineer and workmen
escaped. The main building was not
blown into atoms.
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FOR MEMPHIS.
LECTURES
Course of Popular Lectures.

THE lEVANSVEI LIE LIBRARY AS
Il ISOLATION have perfected their ne
gotiations for a course of Six Popular Lee
lures The following speakers have prom
iSed to take part:
REV. NJ Il. MIL b u & \. tbec;t Blind
PreacheT.n The subject IS Left with him
self
THEODORE TILTON, of the New York
Independent. Subject: 4" Our Country's Re
construction"
HON CARL sCHURZ. THE Recon-
struction of Germany"
PETROLEUM V..NASBY, P.M.{wi is
Postmaster, Professor of Biblical Politics.
REV. WAYLAND HOYT, of Cincinnati.
Subject not yet announced.
JAS. Il. MURDOCH 90 Dramatic Read
ings " comes if bis health will allow.
The FIRST LECTURE viii come off at
M ASONICs y HA LII On NEXT FRIDAY
EVENING, the 18th inst. by the Rev. Mr..
Milburn. slslrffa.
The SECOND LECTURE on THURS
DAY EVENING WEEK, the l7thinst@ by
Course Tickets 81 each, to be had at the
Library Rooms, or of any ofsthe Directors.
JAM diff
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RnfalOMarkefs.
ByTelt

By Telegraph BUFFALO, jar. II.
. FLOUR ASteady. @ shJf
WHEAT-In fair relest at - 40 for No. 2
Milwaukee.
OATS-50052c. iai-ft +t t'
DRESSED HoGS-7126c t-i'
Receipts for the wk: Flour, 700 bbls. !:
Wheat, 5000 bushelsOats, 100 bushels
Barley, 5000 bushels.
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JANEsVILL,IEE..i.
Destructive GOnfagrati0n.

JANEsvILLE, Wis, Jan, 12.2A
great confagration occurred this
morning. The Hyatt House, one. of
the largest Hotels inniWiseonsin, to-
gether with achhrch, express office,
stores, &C., were consumed q loss
over $4,000; insurance SO, Co.,
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aPhfladeIbia Market.

ByTelegraph.l P{LADEEPH1A, Jan.i2.
b -FLoUR-Very firn = az
- aWHEAT-Scarce; demand at 40 8Oaa IN
for Pennsylvania al Ohio. - -, 4
CcRN-In demand Yellow at 81 l06al ns
PROvISIoNS-Dull.
NEW MESS PoRK-1 OO@2l1z.
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San FranciscdjaI.rrIkOeBt,

By Telegraph SAN FRScIsco, Jan. u.
LEGAL TENDERS SelIi1at ~. -. to'
WHEATT, Market tlar II mace for want of
FLoTRAChofce Wheat bur is auotable
at 81 8211a per 100 pound Extra, S. 5O@
6 62zz; Superfne, IS .; Oren Extra Flour,
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%ARIVATE ROARDENG---ANYP PER-
- son wanting warm. comfortable
rooms can be accommodated at Mrs. A. e.
Beesley's, ON Fourth Street, between Null
berry and Gum. & = id ~. jan3 div
DRIVATE few young
gentlemen of good moral character
can get Day Board with Mrs. j: =. Reeves,
Presby terrain Church.. For part lars. M
ply to ~ = ~ y. F-lREENsE
Call at the house, - = ..-,r,,~s.!i n
nova d3m ~ = ot.tsrf,i{
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BALTIMORE.
U. s. MISUNDERSTANDING of
-. ~ r. Legislators eoa. i Z

BALTIMORE, Jan. 13-There are
many members ofthe legislature here.
Much interest is displayed about the
U. S. Senatorship, The chances are
all in favor of Governor Swami. i
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PORTLAND, Me-.
arrival Of the steamer Chesapeake.

Tlse{l iiE0} 33l1LlElLl1I l'f'E3itsi "
PoRTLAND4oME.. Jan! 12.-The
steamer Chesapeake, which arrived
from New York, took off p passen-
gers of the steamer Equator. which
put into Holmes. Hole dismantled,
and brought them to Portland. 7Ti4
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FOR RENT.

rOR RENT-A good store room on
G Water street, between Main and Lo-
Gust, next door to the Kentucky Hotel.
For Information apply to
janSdtf 6. KELLER, 95 Main st.
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w7OR RENT-STORE-The Store No. 40
Main Street, recently occupied by
diately to n. K. WELLS, No. ID First
Street, llanS oot
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MONETARY 4 COMMERCIAL.

BANK FAILURE.-The indianapolis Jour
nal learns that the Exchange Bank of
Greencastle failed ON the 10th inst.
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BOARDING.

DOARDING.-The best of accommoda-
80 tions can be had at MRS. E.. NJ.
BURNS'S, 76a Division Street., Large and
comfortable rooms for the accommodation
of families. af~ III! .rtstigI jams d3m,,
- ~ l,5l ~aitd Ta'@--
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-29
MINNESOTA.

ST. p.ur, Jan. ga bill was introduced
into the Senate yesterday AUTHORIZING the
Minnesota Valley Railroad to build b.aneb
from Nsaksto - tie southern boundary of
the state ,hrHueh Due Earth and Fsir1sult
copn'ies
II III. Ntrl. tiner'y Connected with thu
p IKE sid ~ hest hnowa man 10 the civ.
IA now s ] j. i1r attempting 10 XIII his wis
inaLtof aoiuirm tremen=.
aaesienscr vas shot Yesterday bv one
ritehaeId. The latter was Jealous of the
CORNERS attentions TO hi, vile. The weul'l
be murderer is in jail.
Mercury IS degrees below zero at da,l;eb.
The coolest morning of The season.
Th. journals Washington special saws.
Tho Nebraska bill will be passed over II.
President. e,o, hut there is com. Jonht
about carrying two thirds for Colorado.
No conclusion has been reached We, on
Foreign Ap: ointments. The Commute. of
Foreign Affairs will probably report against
both Dig and Ccwan.
The United States District Court Of th;,
city to day refused TO allow at,orneys to
practice IN said court without ,akin, the
test GA h, notwithstanding the recen. does.
ions of the SupreMe Court,