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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-09-20
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be1trtn Sang ansunebmen, 70 tab mir auf ei-
men bei1eren 9erblt ais ien.aIs felt benz Srisse
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brtnseu Der uruen Grnbte beben. 9Sir quct-
rsnMibblins 20, Som 9Pioslins 10, @ops Srbi,
nars IS, Ordinary IL, eOp Ordinary f6; Sa-
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gen. Sanbler aus Stentudy, peIde Bacon bier
taben, btffben dnf 10 @tnts. gBir auotiren
pie fclst: !3uferi9tnfet In 9sinpanb 81 bis
% Gents. Bacon DAMS te3; Hare Stitrn
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DEN $500; cream Of the Gtts $t1.00; Gum
bsrlahs DailIs lertra fupfD $1,000; Rod City
sRias ST yribe Of Senaelfe $3.50; Clear
| Gid $lO.5O; 8Iad Gid $1f-125 sileransria
$9.5O-10; New wTibbletpn $1,000; Granf
Jrant Gbeatbam. $i2,50; Clinton E9iias 9
Dollars znnb So bis q 10 Gsnts pomona
$3.50; a9ilIs @bite Sit; 9Dbite @beat
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-09-20

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Buffalo mad Htw 2JOrf 423 Dfeilen,
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-09-20
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Ser. Gfaafem BON Mmcrien.)
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Stabf NIB GoNutp Heip Wort.

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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-06
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS
WASHINGTON, Jan. 8.
Hausr.


s WASHINGTON, Jan. g..
ss HOUSE.
Under an agreement made yesterday no
business is in order except the debate on the
Presidents Message.
Mr.. SPAULDING having the floor, made
remarks in reply to observations made by
Mr.. Stevens, rehecting on him before the
holidays.
Mr.. SPAULDING continued, saying that
the Southern people could not consent to tho
third section of the amendment, but if en-
forced they would abide by it. Ifit was
passed there would be no resistance. He
expressed his disapprobation Of any attempt
to remove the President. by impeachment,
and spoke highly Of the Secretary of the
Treasury and members of the Cabinet, ex.
cept as regards the question Of reconstruc
ton.
Mr.. STEVENS said there was nothing in
the Constitutional Amendment that necessi~
tated its Incorporation in the Constitution Of
any State adopting the same. 1t need not 90
there. If Congress adopt it, States could
come in under the Constitution as amend.
ed. Asking them to vote on it vac stulti6ca-
ton.
general debate then followed between
Messrs. Niblack, Stevens and Maynard, con,
cerning the admission of Tennessee.
The House, at o. clock, adjourned.
Republican caucus this evening
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-06
FROM NEW YORK.

NEw YORK, Jan. s.
The steamer Tariff has arrived. Newsan-
ticipated.
The steamer America sails to-day with
1868, 900 in specie.
The Washington takes $1,000.
A statement of the public debt for Decem.
Der shows the total to be s2,e76 o62, 565 90.
The amount in the treasury is S1,S17,37S 80.
Decrease in the debt $1,000 90.
The murderer of Mrs. Aaron Ward was
discovered in Persen.
Another negro arrested and the property
stolen recovered.
The fire yesterday destroyed the rubber
goods store Of c. J. Norton 4 Co., on Broad>
way Extent of the loss is $35, 900. fully in.
sured. Also the -four store of Ackerman K
Pratt, West street, and the adjoining build-
ing. Ackerman & Co.'S loss is $4,000, full
ly insured
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-06
FROM ST. LOUIS.

ST LOUIS, Jan. b.
Governor Fletchers Message was read yes.
terday afternoon.
The Governor recommends to the Leg
isla,ure the ratification of the Constitutional
Amendment. amendments to the State Con-
stitution, and the founding of additional edu.
cational institutions.
The total receipts into the Treasury during
the fiscal year ending September Both was
81, los, ,407 81; disbursements, S954, 4,492 1s,
balance in the Treasury to the credit of the
State interest fund, on the first of October,
$450,046 03; and the balance at the same date
to the credit OF the sinking fund, S9,694 98.
There has also been paid into the Treasury,
in bonds Of the State and coupons, Sl,ssl,-
sos 80.
The Governor says: However gratifying
may be the rapid recuperation of the State
from losses by the rebellion, and however we
may rejoice in the marve Gus prosperity that
attends upon our new condition of freedom,
we have yet to recover the greatest loss en-.
tailed on us by civil war. that Of our financial
credit as State. \ ou have now an oppor>
tunity Of giving our people cause for rejoicing
exceeding that afforded by any event
since the return OF peace, by
restoring that credit: and this, toe, under cr
cumstsnces which you at the same time
reduce the heavy burthen of taxes TO about
one half Of the levy OF last year. and yet
have perfect assurance Of being able 10 meet
the aceruing interest on the State debt. A
twelve month has brought hundreds Of thou>
sands Of people with their wealth Of property
and labor to strengthen our financial ability.
No parallel exists 10 the rapidly with which
wealth has accumulated in every avenue OF
industry aud with which population has in
creased IN every part Of our State within the
past year. Substantial proofs of amazing
prosperity on every hand attest the sudden
and unexampled growth of the State. Our
taxable wealth has grown from S19s. s.eo2, ,2f6
in 1868, and s2s2,354, ,932, IN 1865. to
sum which. by means Of the law
establishing o State Board for the equaliza>
ton Of taxes. passed at the las. session, viii
reach four hundred millions of dollars. AS
sured OF your full and hearty co-opeation in
the measured herein proposed it is ample
compensation to me for whatever Of labor or
thcsght I - fssSss or exercised, or for
whatever OF despondenry have experienced
in the dark and trying hours of the struggle
to redeem our financial honor, TO be enabled
TO give to your constituents and your
creditors abroad New Years greeting, on
the announcement of which make, with se-
rious confidence, that free Missouri will,
within the year, redeem the plghted faith Of
slave Missouri.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-06
FROM CANADA.

TogoSTo, Jan. 5.
A newsboy in this city, named Henry Mar.
tin, has fallen heir to two hundred thousand
dollars in Texas His father formerly resi-
ded at Rochester, and was killed in the first
battle of Bull Run. His mother, being una
Bile to support her family, sent Henry to q
charitable institution, from which he escaped.
His uncle settled years age in Texas, and &C.
cumnlated large amount Of property. He
was killed in the battle of Shiloh, fighting
for the Confederacy. A detective has been
three months searching for the boy. Both
have left for Rochester.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-06
FROM THE PLAINS.
LKAvESwoRTH, Jan s

LEAyESwoRTH, Jan 5,
VIM. Van Deventer and wife were muir
dered on the evening Of the 29th OF Decem-
Der, near Hickman Mills, Monroe county,
Mo. Three negroes and two white men COM
mitted the murder, anu escaped with eight
hundred dollars belonging to the murdered
parties.
In the house Of an Arizona miner, Nov.
80, were found the particulars Of the murder
of Leihy, Superintendent of Indian Affairs
for that Territory, and bis clerk, Evarts, who
were murdered Nov. 10. Leihy's body was
mutilated in horrid manner. His head was
smashed with stones, and his arms and legs
broken. His heart was cut out and q pair Of
bulle, nonlds put in its place. Evarts' head
was cut off and filled with arrows.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-06
FROM SAN FRANCISCO.
Say FRAScIscn. Dec. 81.

SAS FRAScIsco, Dec. 81
The steamer Colorado, pioneer steamship,
sails TO morrow for China and Japan. Pas
sengers expect to make the passage to Book
ohama, from San Francisco. in nineteen days.
Ittakes forty days to make the trip from n \.
to Japan, and Eforty-six days to Hong Kong.
She takes out forty five cabin and 200 steer
age passengers.
The Southern Pacific Railroad held their
annual meeting and elected Directors and
President. e. G.. Phelps was elected Presi.
Jaot
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-06
Railroad Accident.

SANDusKy, o., Jan 8.
The ten o'clock train on the G. y. l. Z. r.
R., from Shndusky, was thrown off the track
bya brokef raj, near Green Springs, killing
Mrs. DeniS, Of York Station, Ohio Henry
Starr, Dayton, injured Miss HaeAse, fi1in,
Ohio, seolldr bone broken. The road-mas,er
was badly, and several others were sliehtly
injured. Physicians were in attendance.
The wounded we're cared for BY the ciisssss
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-06
FIR ON BUFFALO.

BrrraLo, jan. 4.
At a meeting of the Board of Trade to day
ahey adopted the GENITAL system from March
LIST. barrel Of -four hereafter will consist
of 200 pounds
A committee was appointed TO obtain an
abrogation Of the tax on white paper.
The plan Of a ship canal across the ST.
Clair Flats was endorsed.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-06
BY TELEGRAPH
FROM EUROPE.
lpER ATLANTIC cABLE.1

fpER ATLANTIC CABLE.
NEW YORK, Jan. 5.
The following dispatches have been re-
ceived over the Gable:
LONDON, Jan. A.-Englsnd has been visit
ed by the most severe snow storm that has
happened for many years. 1t commenced on
the 2Oth and still continues. The drift is
heavy, blocking the highways and suspending
travel, delaying shipping and suspending the
coast fisheries.
PARIS, Jan. s. There has BEEN terrible
earthquake at Algeria Villages were des-
troyed and many lives lost.
LONDON, Jan. 5-Rumors OF the death OF
President johnson prevailed yesterday.
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FROM NEW ORLEANS.
NEw ORLEANS. Jan. 6,

NEW OKLkANt- JIM. o.
General Reynolds leaves the city this even
ing TO assume duties on the Rio Grande.
Nothing transpired in the interview between
Gen. Sheridan and Commodore Winslow.
II is rumored that Gen. Sheridan is about
a Louisiana belle.
The colored troops doing duty in this de-
partment will be replaced by white troops.
Z Minister Campbell has postponed his visit
North for the present
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FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
FoRFgEss Monroe, Jan. s

FoRFsEss MONROE, Jan. s.
The gunboat Don, which went to sea on
secret mission on the Sd inst, during a snow
storm, arrived here Mt a. m. She expe.
rienced rough time.
The gunboat Gettysburg arrived short
time afterward from Annapolis, going to Nor
folk in the morning and returning this after
noon.
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CINCINNATI, Jan. 2.
The northern bound passenger train on the
Sandusky, Dayton Cincinnati road ran over
a broken rail and threw the rear. car from the
track, instantly killing Mr.. James Edmond
son and boy named Phillips, and seriously
injuring several others.
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HARTFORD, Jan. s.
The book binders have struck for an in
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NEw BEDFORD, Jan. 8.
Fair Haven works was destroyed by FIRE
last night.
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Notice.

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