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H ISIMELL AND LINGENFELTER,
IL ATTORNEYS AT Law, BEDFORD, Pa.
Have formed partnership in the practice Of
the Law 0iIiee on Julina Street, two doors South
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E4vd. w. JAAIISON, N. D.,
VI BLOODY Rus, Pa,
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Office and residence on Pitt Street, in the boiidine
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county, having associated themselves in the prac-
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scheIlsburg, Aprill2:Iy. J. J. CLARKE.
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T0HN T. KEAGY,
d ATTORNEY AT-LAW.
&5 Office opposite Reed / SeheiFs Bank.
Couosel given in English aud German. [apl2Gl
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ATTORNEYS AT LAW.

9raffgsianal 4 8nsiafss e.aras.
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Let me lie down,
Just here in the shade Of this eannon-torn
tree
Here low on the trampled grass, where 7 may
see
The surge of the combat, where may hear
The glad cry of victory cheer upon cheer
Let me lie down.
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH


NEw YoRK, April 0.
The international Ocean Telegraph Com
pany to-day send to Florida another and last
instalment for the construction Of the land
lines through Florida, consisting of several
hundred miles of wire, stock, instruments,
&C., all under charge of Major Heiss, Super
intendent, who will Immediately proceed with
q competent force Of builders to construct a
line over the ronte which he surveyed during
the past winter. It is confidently expected
the line will be built. the cable to Cuba laid,
and messages from Cuba transmitted before
the first Of June.
HrDsoS N. Y, April 6.
Jas. Hasbrouck, the defsulsing Cashier OF
The First National Bank, was taken last even
ing to New York. where he viii have an early
trial before The y. 5. coErt .s
/ The sleamship Cleopatra, built for Arthur
Leary for the Pacific trade, was launched to-
day. She is 400 tons register.
During the month Of March 14,l7l emf
grants arrived At this port
Mrs. Senator epragoe and Capt. Pierre, Of
MaximHian'g cabipetz sailsd for Europe to-
day.
New YoRK, April o.
In the Methodist Conference to-day an
appeal for aid was made by Rev, Mr..
Johnson for his society in Jefferson City,
No. 1t was endorsed by Gov. Fletcher.
Five hundred dollars we're raised.
Resolutions we're adopted endorsing the
Congressional policy, and approving negsp
suffrage.
This evening an ARRAY took place between
some rowdies on Eighth Avenue. Pistol
shots we're exchanged, and a few slight flesh
wounds inflicted, bat none we're seriously in
jured.
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FROM CHICAGO.
Cnt6.no Anri]

CHi6AGo, April 6.
The Times this morning has the following
in regard to the strike Of the employees of
that paper: The compositors employed ip the
Times Printing establishment deserted their
places las, evening, without giving any no
lice, OF complaining Of any grievance, or
making any demand whatever We under.
stand that they have joined the Printers
Union, with which We have for long time
pest declined to hold any relation, deter
mined to conduct our business in our own
vay. subject TO no orders or interference from
any quarter. The question with the compos-
itors 10 not one Of prices, for the 3Smes has
always paid the highest rates. The strike is
simply an attempt, bJ the Printers, to gain
suc{a possession of our affairs that thay, and
not We, shah manage them. OF co1rse We
shall not yield to the attempt We shall be
compelled to rely upon the Indulgence OF our
patrons until we can reorganize our force OF
compositors, which viii mot be long We
I 1isnns paper Of four pages this morning, and
II It shall be necessary to repeat the issue,
ne shall compensate in the variety of matter
for the lack in quantity.
The Ttibssse says, on the subject OF the
fra1s' strike. So we'll were the plans
natsited that up to the tine Of their aben>
douine work, no iutimation Of their intention
Was received At that late hour no addition
Il help could be obtained. Editorial wrlters
md reporters fosook the quill. All the
svsilable force Of the o6ice was engaged IL
supplying the deficiency, as well as might be
HE idea Of getting out full paper thin
..orniue had, of course, to be abandoned
- tbs space was partially filled mp with cld
natter. kilograms we're sent in ell direc-
Nam last night for men, but some delay mus
~ce~u~silv occur before they can. arrive
c~e fsars were entertained last night Of n
sssck mon the oflcs BY the strikers, and
;-Zc;sl uoliceman va detailed TO watch b
Spildins. At late hour, however, every
! thing was quiet'
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FROM THE PLAINS.

NEw YORK, April 6.
Edward S. Hall, who lef. here the ilth Of
December last for China and Japan, by Pa
cihc mail line. reached this city to-day, re-
turning from San Francisco overland. He
furnishes the following items Of news
Gen. Connor arrived the 9th OF February.
Met Gen. Chatham on the 18th Of March, en-
route to Salt Lake City. The Mormon Tenn
pie and Tabernacle at Salt Lake is advancing
rapidly to completion. No foundation exists
for the reported massacre at Fort Bufort.
The winter has been. as generally reported
one of the most unprecedented severity.
Thousands OF cattle, horses and mules, and
some few families, perished with cold and
hunger. Stations on the Overland Mail Line
have been kept supplied with provisions si
great cost and labor, the snow in many places
rendering the roads impassable for miles in
the vicinity Of Salt Lake City. The her
mometer ranged from SO to 40 degrees be-
low zero for several days during Mach.
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FROM HARRISBURG, PA.


HARRISBURG, Pa, April G.
The Sheriff Of Luzerne county has tele-
graphed to the Governor that serious riot
exists in Boylton and Foster townships in
that county; that his authority was exhausted;
that armed and organized forces were neces-
sary, aud that he wished On order calling out
Capt. Ellis company Of Wyoming Veterans.
Soon after Capt. Ellis telegraphed that the
Sheriff had ordered him out to quell the riot,
and asked for further orders.
The Governor subsequently telegraphed to
prominent citizens of Luzerne county, who
advised him of the exact condition of afiairs.
He then sent an order to Capt. Ellis to bold
his company in readiness for further orders,
but in no event to move without orders from
him.
1t is unofficiaiy understood the cause pt
TIE rs0s is strike for higher wages, the ma
jority attempting to prevent the minority
from working
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Aom THE PLAINS. 5:
RsDorted Massacre at TT. Buford 3
Mistake.
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS
FROM WASHINGTON.

New YORK, April 9.
The Times, special from Washington says
that General Sheridan has not yet sent re-
mort TO the President of the causes that
sprompted him to remove Heron, Monroe,
md Abell, nor has he asked any instruction
about his action, under the Reconstruction
Act, ae has been alleged by newspaper.
u q correspondence between Gen. Sheridan
and Gen. Grant, of the I'd and Sd inst,
een. Sheridan says, Griffin, Of Texas, re-
eotnends fhe deposition, or removal, Of Gov
Thfockmorton, of that State, and that he
fSheridsn1 agrees with Griffin.
Sheridan thinks be will have to remove
the Governor of Louisiana He further sNs
he Mill counmeuce the work ofregistration,a ,as
soon a. be receives certified copies Of the
Law. That he (Sheridan feels himsalf equal
TO the task imposed upon him by the law,
and will perform his work with credit to the
military.
Gen. Sheridan concludes by saying, ~
shall make but few removals.
Gen. Grant replies, that it would not be
proper TO remove the Governors that the
Subject is now under consideration. and it is
not believed that the military commanders
have the power and that removals can only be
made BY Get of Congress, or by trial under
the section OF the law.
An effort will be made to withdraw the
resolution offered in the Senate 10 expel Mr..
Salisbury, and put him on probation.
The Hsraids special says the statement
that the President is Q prime mover IN the
effort now being made to obtain the decision
Uf the Supreme Court, on the Constitution
slity Of the Reconstruction Act, is emphati.
caly denied by the author of the petition and
the originators of the movement. few
days ago, Hon. W L. Sharkee called upon
the President and formally notified him that
be vss about TO proceed against him. Io
this the President expressed neither approval
nor disapproval OF the movement.
Itis reported that motion was made to
reconsider Rousseaus case, bat failed, and
action on Nesmth's confirmation was
deferred.
The Committee on Printing yesterday IN
vestigated the purchase of paper made last
November. by Wendell, at that time Super
intendent OF Public Printing
TIE Sensse has confirmed Henry g. Thom
a 10 be Major Geaeral by brevet; ene
Major Sway, 1. l.. Criltenden, Daniel E
/ Sickles. Jas J. ReyBolds, and Nelson A.
Miles, to be Brigadier Generals by Brevet.
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Cn1cAno, April 8.
A Valparaiso, Ind, spsciaIi1lt nifht says:
"A spits Of the attempt y sscrscy, IN im>
.ese Ssoed rsshed iueo De csass foon ios
day, upon. the appearance Of Page. The
prisoner was drssssd With ssnszkable care,
out betrayed gseat agitation, glancing fre.
0asae1 80 teseively q the eonstaatly is-
ere,nng crowd. The indictments were not
re.o 70 him, but his ccunsel submitted an
eous11s On ths ground Of 4 prsiadias hsrs. ss
ns prayer was nos granted, but he wss III
lqvyd "A eshe chasee 70 LAposes, whsrs the
trial. wa psohably taxa plscas u IL next
tern Of conrt. When the prisoner vas re-
moved the doorS were scloeed and guarded,
saA tie crowd kent inside, asilAe vas safely
lodged In jail. q -
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Election IN Davenport.

CHICAGO, April 8.
Private advices from Davenport, Iowa
say: There is great rejoicing over the elec'
ton held in Davenport to day. The nemoc
rscy have catried the city by about sever
hundred majority, thus recovering the cleo
ton Of last year. Rondfres are kindled
and the Democracy are greatly elated. Con-
and to the Chief Magistrate Of the Nation
1t Is understood that the subject Of license
and liquor was mixed up in the Davenport
election.
Reports from Dubuque state that the ic,
passed down the river to-day. The ferry
boAtis running, and steamers are loading fo
New Orleans.
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NEw ORLEANS, April 6.
Brownsville dates of the Sd, Monterey 27,
Saltlllo q, and San Louis Potosi ~, are re-
ceived. There were no new features in the
sage questions. The Republicans are no,
disposed TO assault, but hoped 70 capture the
city by starving out the Imperislists.
A letter from we'll known merchant OF
Sscpaloche, says the last news from Quersero
10 70 the 18th, and wss to the efsct that the
Imperialists bad attempted q rally, but vers
driven ID with Is Killed. Diaz was 10
Gusdelonpe, one league from the City Of Mex
leo. Riva Ralacio vas ia Taeubuy With q
force Of nearly 10000 men.
The reported capture Of the Heights el
Lacams and the forti6cations Of Lacruz, Il
anthoritstivsly contradicted.
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FROM EUROPE.
Nru Yonr Ar;

New YoRK April6.
A Paris letter says the health Of the Prince
Imperial sustains a severe shock BY his re-
cent illness, and his general delieacy of con.
stitution gives omen of early death
A Vienna letter says most marked official
attention is paid to the Italian Minister, while
tine coolness shown toward the Russisn rep.
resentative Was decided. 1t is thought the
Austrian empire will 90 speedy and com,
paete dissolutioh should it not be Immediately
knit toge1Aer hy sharp war with either Rsouis
q nruSsia, . contest with Russia on the east
sa ffontisr heing The most likely.
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FROM SAN FRANCISCO.

SAN FRAKcisco, April @.
The survey Of the Western extension Of
the Central Pacific Railroad, from Saera-
mepto to point opposite this city, is so far
Completed a. to develop favorable line less
than eighty>three miles in length. The press
ent route TO the State capital, by water, 10
shout 120 miles long. The terminus will
on Goat Island. in the Bay, mile and a hall
from theGity wharf. 1t is expected that tie
road will becompleted about the time the line
is opened from the Eastern States.
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FROI CAIRO.

AD1 CAIRo, H., April 6, {
The work Of removing the Federal dead
buried in this vicinity to the Government Gem.
etsfy at Moand city, has been commenced.
About one hundred and Fly bodiss hass a.
ready bsen exhumed.
The river hes 20 far rscedsd ~ to admit Of
the opening Of the sewers in the upper part
ofrths city, turnishing en outlet for fain and
eeipA water accumulated inside the levee
during the food.
.Weather, clear aud hne.
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FROM ST. LOUIS.

ST. Lows, April Q.
Additional evidence that the reported mas
sacre Of Fort Buford is unfounded, has been
received here in the shape of letters from
Fort Rice, dated February 25ih, which make
no mention OF Col. Rankin's arrival, as rep
resented in letters published in Philadelphia.
Gen. Sherman has a Letter from Col. Rankin,
of date subsequent to the time the masss-
ere is said 10 have been committed.
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F1OI HAYTI.

NEv Yonx, April o.
Additioaal news from Hsyti states that the
revo}utCaary movement was headed BY Vic
tor Chssalier, for some time an exile, Who
landed secretly at 81 Marks.
Gene1Al 6eyes he's been elected President,
but aeclineds md until the election OF IN,
other President the Government will be I'd !.
ministsrsd By the principal Secretary Of
|0ta&s.
Gsa. Salnalvs had feturnedt to Hayti, and
taken the command Of the Northern Departr
ment.
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FROM SPRINGFIELD.

- CmoAao, Apriis.
A Springfield special, of the 9th, says
The Governor has this day issued prcels-
nation appointing Monday, the 10th of the
current month, TO be observed as day ol
humiliation and prayer. 1t win be remem>
bored that this will be the anniversary of the
msrtyrdom Of Abraham Lincoln. The pro-
clamation issued one year ago is substantially
repeated IN the present one.
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-4$&-
FIRE.


EarPoRr, Ms, April 9.
About 81 a'clock last evening FIRE broke
ont in a. building on Hsyden's wharf, oecu
pied By Mr. Leland, grocer. The bnilding
.vss consumed, together with two adjoining
buildings. The store occupied by Mr.. Wha.
partially burned. Loss $4,000, mostly in,
sured.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

49, WAsHissrox, April q.
The Commi6 on Printing, on, q order
from the H0uosf fmet yesterday toinye1fit "a
the purchases of paper made last Mover n6er.
BY Csrnslies wssdslL than Superintendent
Of Public Printing. -
The Senate hes sou6rmed General Geo. d:
Thonas 70 Be Nsior General b. brsvet -
N. 6wayne, Tbonas + Cnttsndsn, Eksiej
n alchiss, Jazse ii Reynolds. B1siu iS r.
Gfii y ~ Az|14a u AiiIs, lu10is1
II scnfrnsd only fsw compiso|
live ninaaio91 nlssss i 81 l
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CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS
~ - WssHlsGros, April 8.
SENATE.


SENATE.
Mr.. ANTHONY made report from the
Committee op Blnting, against printing ed
dihonA cnpiA6 6t The report Of the commis-
sioner of Agriculture, but providing that
1000 copies of those heretofore ordered be
furnished thai officer in order to meet the
demands upon him.
Mr.. CHANDLER said the Senate had been
remarkably liberal towards nominees, and as
an instance'of how they expressed their graf
itude. he sAid he had read newspaper ay.i-
Gle (the Clerk read in suhs.aaes), that com.
plimentary sersnade was, on Thursday night,
rendered Jho. w. Frazer, recently con-
6rmed Assessor Of Internal Revenue, in the
first District Of Pennsylvania. This gentle.
man is reported to have said, in acknovledg
ing the honor, that number Of his Radical
friends had invited HIM to re turn to the fold,
which he declined He did not feel under
any obligation to the Senate, for be was ap.
pointed 10 6ll . vacancy. Politically he was
still Conservatives in favor Of johnson, Grant
and the Supreme Court; in contradistinetion
to Sumner, Stephens and Butler. He was
against the Radical element trempling the
Constitution under foot.
Mr.. SUMNER did not, as was expected,
call up his resolution for the expulsion Of
Mr.. Salisbury.
The Senate went into executive sssslon.
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JoLIEf, III, April s.
rs Bxpsess going Nsst on the Rock
r.isel Railroad, last night, ran into . coal
t,~ie Oh the Ohicaeos Anon I s.. Louis rail-
rse1. = the crossing N this city Ihe engine
s2 ~ nd ID IN the ditch. One d the
S.~srSva cars y broken iato splinters, and the
,sSIs badly damaged. The second Bag
sH ~ ~ Aedly snashsd, and the contents
-Sano1. 1Ae passenger cars are ell night.
76.-,S1o ko1gy Ire 9sd ~ sn6 hIft- as
~ ~ ~ lIueor AAd fireman nav The zig.
,Si HSkss of ~ spisshnan 80 mp they jumped
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LITE eiblf DEPiTtIfs.


Loynox, April 6.
There isa general distrnst in political and
financial matters all over Europe
LivERpooI, April 9.
A dispatch has been received, which states
that the Brig, Elizabeth, from New York to
Havre, went asAcrs Il Bremen durisg gale,
and is severely danaesd-
= Loxpos, April S-2p. m.
Information has reached the cisysthatsthe
Bark, Nicolene, which recently left New.
castle for New Havsn, was lost 1t sea. No
date nor iurther particulars are given.
- . PARIs, April 8.
Notwithstanding it was announced that ne
gotiations looking to the acquisition Of Luz
embe1 had bssn suspended, itis ksown that
the Enpefor hedsstes 10 release Holland
from the engagement.
EsofExcs, April 9.
Baron Hatazize, president Of the Conncil Of
Ministers, win Immediately form new Cabi.
net for the Italian Government.
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LEyIupN, Me-, April 6.
The master spinnefs n all four cotton
mills have been on strike for ten hours
since Monday. The mills are running, al
usual, and viii probably continues with new
haIu
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-07

THERE il quite an animated discussion in
the Keokuk papers as to whether Lee county
is named, or not, from Gen, 4. E. Lee,
tfornerly Lieut. U. s. A., and Surveyor of
the lower rspids.) Some say il is, and come
say It is not, and one man was silly enough
70 write to the General to ascertain. By
reading over the back numbers OF the CoHssa'
luton : person would suppose that It was
named IN honor of Gen. Lee because Of the
noted part be took in the war, and in admi-
ration Of man who fought for the principles
which that paper 90 delights in.-HoWk- Aysi
EMANCIPATION IN BRAzrI--The work Of
emancipation has been begun in Brazil By
decreeing the freedom of the slaves on the
public domain. about three thousand IN nuN
Thss .s v;ves of thoss that are nsssisd ere also
freed. None have yet declined the offera
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ROU.v.D HILL
WATER CURE and MOTEL,

WlItR CukE lNU HULL,
A T Northampton, Mass, continues to be
seeing relaxatisu ssd pleasure % dsssffaIiy
situated amid th~ mountain and psstiy
ro the ..sssdd vss.nsss. sr. worth Jsarn.y 20 s.s
The suco-ss Of IL HALsrED, N the proprietor and
veil fnosa. FOR the suecsssfaI treatment f,,rsoss
othsr chronic complaints at Round Hill, see cresi,
Ths much Is true. Dr. Hssted has great sseess. In hfs
practices and his sstsuonis vtdsiy rssorssd toA
aud Bee
Round HiIL-w. freely and with the unanimous
Of all who vit-d this schamns spot. commend
IL ih tfal place o. so5ouFn The Is "a
rvsIsd beauty-valley hill and river give inAxhaustt
Ole r-riety, which have been smbesbed BY tasteful
culfivstion There are numerous dslght.ul drives
the vicinity and the nots s well kept containing
~ aooomm0datioa sor guests as veil for their sen'or'
TO PHYSICIANS AND LADIES.
DR.. HALSIED. IN the course Of thirty yeaTs prsc'irs
beea enabled TO dsc0vsr the adaptation Of certain
chemical axentu harmony With the -rrsi
fanctoas of special organs rsmedying tssir dsesed
conditions and Motorp<thicsffy used sitsiiziDg them
ssriity cutting pFoapsas as snd other tiou.l
viii and certainty, and without using
appliance Of the day This sotofpshe tsesim-nt
the whole to health ard vigcr
tn f.cts indispatatle- Ladies' and pbysicssus
without number can be referred 70 Who ~ii yoaeh ar
fh CO. rectn~ss The prnfaston have all the
dence they desire. b. Halstsd, OF the Round BIZ n
ter Cure tr Northamrfpn Macs ecrdfslfy rvikts rny
scinas cali md test tbas prsctace and sttAtss i
suits circular, sent free sppi atnp, giving nfJr-
cf this and Of the rnrktss, chemss sna
Other har In fs partirElaisy ccmueDdsd 70
their tice. Tire wstercure y opsn wiatsr sou sum
msF The st speedy reeoEeries w-ds In the cool
Aad winter month-.-fE. Y. Iuf~pend~nt.
TO INVALID GENTLEMEN.
The Notorpathsc trcstnent. systsm Of ssssminstng
aided in teusr cases hy few
ted verstsbie siteraTses and df~crtniustrs -
edicstsd snd eoid baths speedily uss dts
eas-s Th. treatment Of especial merst In br~ekinK
M nssdicns and aisss. dep<ndsnf up
impurities ia the blood and of scroiuls in the syst
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