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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-05-10
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The nsv Brick Siors - M..s-. IIir-in,
4 Cooker - proEr,.-in- r.r-'iiy. having
attained o. ths se,-onl sfory II. q. CD he
ih-se s'orios bish. sorn, 3 - - s--t. ard
ia'sH.lri 90 b. are proof ~ f,o-f = CON.
Posrd oi Granite for a.. 6sst STOW. ar,i
18th - ia-E- glass win.ie-, .n.l doors -iil
Trvs,ut . an apprsrano We uasi-rsfs.. ID
az eu.i uiI b. ga o. We -i.h so-,e -
our other able ulca roaid iolie- tI.- evan
pir - ths- satrrpri.ing Grus. and ,, some
oi thcir surIi-s u,ousy iato baiid,ur. -l.s.A
are 49,, asuoh nrvi,d. instead % pIsns q
a~ay 90 1'osvraa,,ii boa.i.-
Col E.4en laarscr. uotto b. ousslou.. o.,
b. o. i-hbors. o. pauins on thc 6nishiuE
souea T. his ncai Aal Coa,aso,!iou, bai i.irr.
aaiia- ne biin'l. an 'bs ,Ainins PANT
Ma. Barssr. not 70 BE- leland 10 tlas-.
. aitia- beauiiili assortns~nt 81 Miiiss.-
~ 49, Ia-es Good. 20 her Serarts... ~ .
Aasiu., l--i rutaTus.l irpn thc r.ty.
Ne Las~ Ja.l "a 81 INTO ti-r uur--r 49,.
roous 81 Nvs.r,. llo-s A. BAL. -ho Las,
Iasi pai in a. impsrtant 49, aion O. tl.-ir
i-sierc vNccaivst ,toes % -oo.l.-~r rrisr
to ih,.r apt ant hou.c fsrnishirs. AL
tusvi.inE 'icpartas-ui. liesr n4s, D. to-sul
goo.i ss-alius~n' oi csrT-i.. rsr,. uiat,in-.
lraihcr-. aad oihrr -aasoho'l arts 80 that
set.s Oh. rrcessats Of s~rdfur abroad for
t-e ,sseutals 90 Lnart. kr-pinE H-rr afe
rrrir',f~ assorturut of travelling Nriiclc,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-05-10
Canton Items.

H. fasiii'is' ior fniinr the -sy about
'o-n. have been uaieri.ly approved o. The
er,,tiou q guils-toari,. at ss~ry corner.
- e.eninrs ,inoe NJ e. u
kobiusoa sac one % ~ d-U-h,f,i
'HicriaiHmenis a. ihs Uui,er,alist CAsreh.
lie a. -rioosaci By arsc ,aI spFr~ci.
a'iec Euiirncr.
on Sureay ;'h inu. Mr jan, ALA
d'sd sitsr AZ iHre. ofsome -eet.. al
a'-o1' itS sesrs. o.. u.su,ory falling hiu..
10 ssset 49, ean ~; o. determined. lie
served a ssar Ar hah IN ihc Re.olstia,
aHd 49, A. tbc tanic - Tr,utoa. y. J.
then hi,r Coy iu Lis fosrisrnih rear. and
has u .0trn u ooca.i11- vLrn Ls AZ Gen.
ash.aston- H. al,o served 81 the Va
= iSi@. az 81. ii.ctsrrc paper. hing
citi=r iost u- stolen. O. n-s~r -vr.,,..l
eHh~r I-vusuu o. boguts LAID. aFhougb
ihr frnsaeH Rolls 500 tLat Jane. An.a
IT. a iong ias ia drs- pensioa. some
ore irlula.sltiy cnJasin thr fruns o. rs
isters lie - hroe AZ % lsrre f.-nilv
az u eaiidr'-l. ar a.. al-ays been hou-.f.
hasAl. sa--sirioss Ani Pa,5rns. lie "a.
born ia Ns- Losdon. Coun.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-05-10

Tbcre hNs been quite number % bush
nc.. cAAngss n tbs village this sprisg.
Jer~1iAh Bartistt and Son. formerly a
Locss's Mill. have l,a.ed ~ s,ors forner-
y oov-Pisd b JossPh Pray. ssa have p,
in a h<,sy ssock of goods
= nan fsolsfcr la, u.o,,l ron III P.s-
bs-u store iuto the store ioruncris oorupis.l
D., e. 4. Kn'ghi-Nr. Kuisit having NOV
"a @, I.e~i-ioa-
Geo. " Br1 ant has soii oct has irtcfes,
in che corurr crccrry 90 ID. z Bo-ker. Ani
H. busin~ss there d. nov armed on b. IA.
ools q Bo~k,r
Iss ssEs-s ~ IsaapsTAHes H.ssisngs a
tbs plaoc hasv rssaitv.l ia A. "a cring q
good Interest on thr .uljc,t. and many have
siEnci the Pl~'lg~. The lecture on Fridsy
~ ihis -esk IA - deiiss "a bv Rev p
" Coihn. ~ho "a. coaiui-ncr.i a.. labor,
.iih Gee JniscTsaiiss Sogisty. and Ia. NOV.
"a int' the patronage r-c-asis parchas-J
AMI tiicc az ior hi,n.
Iuar a NhiinAn az getting oH ,oas.
n'os -Ork ,u tb- cArrAge line fsoa, tAeu
rvspegiise .hoP-
Rev. I. >-ctt. pastor a the Rspiisi
chsr, p. has bccn Obliged 70 -o,s b.. f.faii,
~ Mechanic Taiis. bsiug uasblc 20 ptoo.h
r,ns herc- = 80 lsciiisE i.ou-,, ar ser,
raacd use'lc1 All o,iiI "a, wcr
tNDrx
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-05-10
rhs Work Goes Bravely On.

he frisa.ls q bauaanity can BIT relo'ee'
AZ he Erand spri.iug Of thc PooPie al o's'
the ooautry. 20 PIT down The run
ion. Alne.s ever -here. The hosis 81 Tie
Lors are rally iog their iorcc'' 'ga''" 20
! dcsa0n 81 isssnr~rance-
/ In Andro-sssria Cosniy. a. the coart
,o- IN .~ssi-r. sirfy indictmcnis ~cre
f,s,l AGAINST ~ ruia seliers; this slo~s
thai 49, reopie are IN earnest about The
matter. he irierds 81 this siorioos oaase
A. ~ -ork in other iocahsics besides Az
lro.cocsin. In Asgosts.the capitol Of ~
.,afe. where thc r.sn bob. Jsrinc he ~ar
~r-c -csts~s~d 80 ever 49, So ifaza iLe
big hoisls. dawn 70 lie drticss iri,a sham. /.
into uAny Of shah they uscl o. cut'oc or
sol.her BOYS. drag then -ith th-ir sil,ain-
ons oouPOgaJs. ihsn roo thcm q thar
Donsy- The PsoPis are m0'ia= An1 th~
raaa sellers aIs trembling fros every
dircetion Nc LeNr The glad t5diuss. that
the uien an soulcn arc Determined 20
shut up the Cros shofs. IL this 90 grand
tnAuCh "a al sea. 81 therc al D. soaae lard
e a--st ss~NNN 49, - - - - "a ~ 49,
IA he rsa sfllcrs camp ior their aiirociols
e-iPrits wiA nos give ~ h-ir UsiaHoas
business ~Hhout 4 severe s;rusgic. Ihen
ssau NC sLsl fuI somc icsbic khecd.
tsudcr footed. wvak back,l tcnPerance
uaen. ~ho AL skuk aa1 Lilr ~Lcn thc
baiii, RACES the hardest Nov an 'Aun
- sLal lad = CIDER Jcaeoa al ~iae s.q-
r.ag u.inisicr. ~ho JON sLr ran ro~dic.
ia irsiiising A. they d.. AGAINST Proh'-
biiion Asd ia fAvoar - h-eucr. Bet therc
= bel one ~ay 70 conquer ths eacmy ~ A.
kiu urarerer sou h'.l iius. ~brtber drv-sc4
IN broalcloth or Fss-. whether 10 thc pol
pa 90 the i5ruIa- 10 even dircciiou. 80
sce tie grad Oh iesHPerancc a. dauerius
"a tac btcczcs ol htasrn. - hcar th-
Shouts 81 the tenPeraaoe icsious. a. ihey 'a
successive Ines eharsv sPon tLc ,9lnulou
encmy. Il - Mt ''slc army 81 Eir.inia
OF the array 81 The Tonnrs.-c" % 90 thr
grad tcuaPcraacr Phalans of tic -Loi-
oountr. marching ou O. victory. over thc
Won't ,ncny thAi ,sss mao var ul1n a
common humanity.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-05-10

THE TRIAL oF DAVIS. Chief Jusfire
Chasr. q Is reported. positively decline, 90
prcsidc 81 tse coulin- terra - the r.. =
Circuit Court a. Kichmond. on r.e erourl
that he civfl law 10 hat S,,te g. DIP, ndent
upon the miiiiary power he a'so hss re-
fused 20 issue . ~rif of la6eas corpus. 3D.
The case. Tho action D. . serious cause oi
perpiexiiy 20 Tie Trends % 'te fraifo-
Tbey sppiied 70 Jadge Urderuooi. 40
gIaoied q vrii vhi,h i returrsb'e before %,
Circuit Court a. Redmond next Monaav.
bui they nov fear that n BE- is surrenserrd
BY the military A. Forrcss Morroe 20 he
civil &c anil taken 10 Ri,imond. Juf-c
Underwood NAY refuse eiihyr % nv bin %
hberafe BIN Oh bail. and may commit him
70 prison % await 81, trial u fhis case.
ths President could rot release BIN. a. r.
- undfrsiood D. b. pledged 90 a. r fbe osse
s rot dnPossd Of a. TIE presen, tern %
court and ihe questiou nou isuI cher 10
'hal. be- hos placed in the po.sr o. .Issg.
Undsrsood. -hese Radie.i political orin-
ions are eel knovn
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-05-10

STANCE FEEAN % LisurNiNo Ga
Monlay evening at. dariae fbc ibsnirr
sho-sr. HruTy Bray. son % Caps John
Brars. uAiie P-s,.ns through Pickmaa -.
as prosiraic1 by iLanacr.-oli ior s9sic
fifteen or twenty minutes A. th- i..uc D.
kad Steel irzl4cd umbrella GA Li, Laal.
~ish ~oo1rn Lan4l,. thc ir4aae ol shieh
Was comTletely ulllcl Al tLro-u g. tl.c
o9Posile sile Cd .Ae street. tic breast of h.s
coat sas somewhat torl. anI tlc -ristbau.i
81 has lannci ,Lirt hang on1 by q slrrJ
vAI.c tlr sleeve vas Taitir corn oPcn.
" Aai o. more strauss. "a ihc .hass uiich
b. wore ~cre .ievl saeA.,s. svPar,rtiy 49,
toachsd. wLiic the tcfs e De- sto.i incs
~vrr literally uara,viirl. Tie yo-us nam
~as uoi injured iu tic D. at. only ca.r-i-
enurg. On the ioiio-ias Las. .-i,e u.ut-
nee, in oue az D., land. AZ g. rrmrm-
b,r- % fic AFFAIR b. shat D. sac q large t4U
Il frv. Wien he reached Che sior, %
Me,,rs. J. A & II. r. Smith. where Lc
- empioycl. and whisher D. directed Li.
stcps a. soon a. D. recovered ,-..-isnily o.
rcsaiu his Sea. Lr jocoscis asscd thea n
tars ever saa an s.atrgla s,r.ck bv E.L,-
uins. When. ta rs salgri-c. L., attention
49, called O. tie aEearance of h,s gar
uaeuts. an he for The Gr,t timc reaGzeG
~lai piosilrntial escape v2s t.s- "a
lcu REGISTER.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-05-10

\ FaA- D. LoseA. Ssisrdsy h,i Mr.
Durgia ia his borse unLit.LeI. arsr
Locsr's Mlli.sn ,Aai village. and mar b.
shell 81 carh -L,Ts ihe sand haI been
sNsted O.; unlrrucaih 90 tie dep,h 81
soue sssVnisen ieet- licsoon stepped 3
on t4is She'll. and seat doun. Lrcakisr
bose Lsua tio s4gou 1r-l a. a. last 60
treated by taskie rigged, and lr-s ticd. not
injarcd bat mu-h soilrd.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-05-10

H'rfoft lf'>r Hmrsr lie Con-
rani o.. prescott ea-a--I ia boiling tts
bf.i-- a~o.t 90 A-s-as-orria River 90
i,n.,.k ifarI. .'r rl,. t-fov n,tf.I
IT % i-tr r...rf'f r.-'ri.f,i an ~ 90
rors r'..i...ar ,s tr 1a-t. sraa &C. most
a'.-t... terms Iir bridge Be- f1 ie o-.-a
icr irafio early rsrf FAIL. So 80 prov. O.
rr's' r0rrrrier.r e. 90 r,si.ler.fs f.rvonI
~ A.tfot-. ~ ri. sri a good invcrri-ft
~ g. company. The ri-fs rere con pI.i-
cd esf.g 'ls srrior. anI ar- 81 rreif
strength ed sc f1ruef anf ioraf,t Eel fs
cf-r t.f .fast rrsistsnre o. fosfirr i-- srI
lrrs. a- cosaf.sny a-s-rv~ greet rrel.t
i'rfhe erer-ctie maurer in shich fhsy hase
Proceeded iosards supplying need .o isns
fsf hs tts coa.aunits
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-05-10

The fourth lecture II ths course no- BE-
ing delivered b, Mr.. Voc. ~ss givsn q,
The Academy upon Ihurslay escninS Last.
The @aia yoisEs eSsmirsd -er- ~ Glacial
theory. sdsocsisd ~ Pruf Aga~sr. ard
the LEG tbeosr uaInssinsd ~ Dr
huchco,k. The Lecture rcfrfrvd - ~
great giaciers casting a. tbc polar rvsions ,
O. the vat arcuuiuiafions oi iochergs. ~bich
are onis the fragments oi thc rreseui argiic
si.ei-.- - 49, sariaus ceranic currents.
by ~iich q constant circulation 81 saicr -
go ~ irus-, abe s,lsIicrial 40 tl-c polar ~
s.io,s auJ t,aek ssaia kern ti.~ Poiss a. ~
cT-s,or; SO - tbe glsr'-r- $50 sN'.ssss
a. IisEra Gel Facgo AMI - u,any Poiais
a. detail sou,o - -LicA saPport iiss GLACIAL
ti.curs and others ~hsoh ar opposed % a..
and sousc 81 -li.h support tbc ievssrg ia
osy Nai oshsrs opPosvd - ti-At- ] - quys-
ton. a. - the ameuut 81 cold needed 90
hing GA Tie glae.Al rPoch. aHd A. O. the
raanHrr IN whigh q occsrrsl--~hsiLsEs li-
dsniy "a rts1saiiy. -src $50 discussed.
and raacL detail hcar.ns ;lsrcon ~As pre-
scented. Tbc Lcciarc uas listened % ~ a
large an. s;isnilvo aulieuos- Ths ara
and iasi .ecturc g the course ull 1e escu
this cscniug al : - O'Clock
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-05-10

oNr Mons. a Brid Cou~eor-ert.
say. Mr.. EbrneEer richardson % BrtLeI
Assl 20 years. "a. tte past -in,sr. saurl
and 'Pht uOod ior three fires. o.. .ou,
berg a~sy ia abe -ools. Aiboegh lane
snl obliged 20 use . crl'ch AL ct1c. and
abe % apply only one hand 90 Do. az
lie hss ai~sys bcca indssirioa,. uoozh
afh'stsl Sub iaa.encss ior 90 pears.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-05-10

TvION STATE CouurrF Ata m.-,.
ins of ihe Union Sfzfe Committee. t,n
a. Augu.ts yesterday. Hon. = r. nhirs
"a ehosen Chairman. and E1rsrI s. san.
NO.. Esg Of Aug1sfa. secretary. Ituas
'otei hat &C. neSt Uaion STATE Conve..
ton 'houid be heid 60 Auga.'a. TLursisr.
June 27th.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-05-10

TuE LrvisIoSf,v. Mc..-s. i. ~ Han
a. e. b.. oommlrslon u.er.iarts sf I.s~iran.
have Issued SMALL aai n,at rar,r. ds.a.r-
Cd especially to alseri.se fie.r -rn t..a
ness- Ihe frp,r contains el.fe large
aaount 81 statistical batter arl .r'eresf.nr
isc'' iu The loeai Lisioy &C iisi flri, ~
place
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-05-10

The stas says that ia OF t.,se. ,i, See.
end Parish sexton ssel 90 tlosats.tar,
% call d. people 20 mee.ar S..5.,.
Later ih-r adopted ,le e,Pedi.nf 81 b.i.,.
ing iag uPou fhe seer.e oftbe olsreL Al
s'aici Interval before o. scrsies uas 10
eommsnce
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-05-10

>EEtrros FprSD. >1nr r1-kme..
th.' raorr.nv. vhiir es-asn ~ tt~
ioaalations 10 .-. urr saIrbr.- All ~,-.
.is-ory. opp1s.te Ksrossas -otE. M
esf'aed q p'ruon 81 tae ZONES ofsbuman
frame. a. a irpt. 70 ABBOTT four Co.,,
There 80 ~ rnii-sf'.- ~ 60 place ever
ha'ing trrn as-.i 60 barisl Purposes The
'sai i-i tcsih sh7s ftsn, to tsse heissred
'o a f.I aged rer.on. ard to- have been
tar..f from 80 ta iDD yefr.
TnE NEv Jufrs W : IA H,s,b.
10. oi Kanf,ri. having moved q. thi. sd.
lsge. received ihe Keys Of tie jail weIne.-
iay aoruluE
NJ Aastin. 81 former o-caplnts. has
nosel lnto CsPf = Dem,' Loase.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-05-10

We call afferfion 90 the earl Of He.sr.
suan 8 Barrett. in tiis rsPsr W Susn
Oh. been 60 several years. ore of Go Bsat
C.nmi.sJ0nrrs 90 e.. St,fe sni NJ. bar
r.tt viI te Lro~n to many a. ue former
paving Teller of fhs Fir.t Saaaaa. Bsrt
90 Feuaaj r,rso.. may crtrast anf 3D..
..a~s. to firn uifh o. stuost .aasleree.
lt ID te seen fiat ft.se parties afe pre-.
rafsi r.- t3 ez.iare, thc 1-sI ,sss. f.-
q w lo1ls. Cd ,soterrr.snf t,rrs. uf. a
siii u qIife a rrrver.sr., o. rarf... i, ttis
ir.f...r. ah. .aa srrI Oh P.us-I ataav
taf. Dr. srrf.rr ea...'rf- l.sr,.t "a. lie
-"s. .a c.T,r.r. 90 FL r,r oeat from Jan.
D. to ia'- tlat oa -. f-ea F,b. Z. 90
iafe ard cr GO. 0fsl .sa .-rt to bsL
an.s Co., .rt--r.- ~ DE- Frt. eaaron 81.
r.t Seen tak-r ~ CO. balance ~ii o. De-
favor 90 f,e boiler. s.I viii bel reformed
sfa fl. t.-I
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-05-10

sf95..1e 80
lLesuston Jlaraal

4 lad namei Brook. Lai o.. scsipt.L.,
completely ~ - Le-stoo. on M.-s,v
it'i h'i-een CO. boiy 81 ore 81 49,
~heei' q q loaded car II vts restored
by doctor. ani the BOY D. uos doing
sell fLes..fla Js-rraI.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-05-10

- DAYS since. a. fte r.--.-..-. q.
ihe slIPyari oi Mr. syissrt,r Hrs, y,
saii-iar, Mas vcre oatune sp a 49,.
SICK % -h'te oak timber. hey fond /,
ioA gro~n ard vel preserved owl deepr,
'moedsd 10 The wood Pres.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-05-10

IsrsL Cs.rsLr9 a. VsSs.tnoro Ii,
i'anl.as. q shoeuasksr. a. t.ssob.ir. Cor
nvr' Na-'sio0ro. "a ilasuuy Allied o,
Mpniay - ltst -est. -hiie -i,nr..inr 4,
game 90 BAL. hy having o.. knife driven ,n-
g. 80 '-rar' - rllyer runnin- s-ain.. b -,
Do ha' .as 'pruns o. rvilrn the bali 9Th
oT-u Auiie 1 les hard
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-05-10

~. b.aek5urn. 80 attempted OBJ .uiro-
-e o.o'hirg infected aiih fciloa fever.
o'f "nes in che var. wants Oh reisrn
at ''>e hs uai before q rebel lsry ia
Aen'oesy. Ihe Attorney General an.1er.
Dot" ''-' 81 has no Fo~er 90 grant b.. re-
quest
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-05-10

Iftrr'f1rF Fsrrs GUrrrr. We tase
--rritei fhs tr.t aouhsr Of ttis rsrer %
'srl.' f1 be BOZ large rsrt rerr.at 81 the
l.rvisior Adserti.er al o. evilentiy
rrir'cf IN i.-siston.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-05-10

TIE plbhr eNaninaiio1 a. Pars 1911
AcaIea.y uiii iste r,fcr Wsdrrsdas. MAJ
iafh. AI are invited. Ofuiou. by Mr
q. ] Slmr~r 70 Bethel. sr.l Poeui. o. j.
: Doly % Alfred. a. Univcrsal,st elarrh
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-05-10

We hear ihai ~ M~shotiu Confe-~n-.
ha' up. nied Rev. Ne Bartiea f,r S,s,t
fAr's. AL Rev. Ar. Pane Esr Osf.rd
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-05-10

lNrrHN" RFvssrs T.rrs. psiI Ly ,Ls
praeipal toifon and Wooie- M,-.f.-.
'or'-'-f I--is'ou from Ser,emt.- Z
-. 20 April 4. -. ci5.r ,ss.. s-l
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-26
FROM WASHINGTON.


NEW YORK, April Is.
The Hevdids special says: II is probable
that the trial of Surrstt will not come off, as
q deep impression prevails, among the adhe-
rents Of the Administration, that bis mother
was innocent of the crime for which she was
executed, and the trial of the son would only
make the fact more apparent.
The Times special says: The internal rev.
enue receipts are now averaging about $500,
600 per day, and for the month OF April will
reach about fifteen million dollars. The ag-
gregate receipts for the present fiscal year, to
date, are two hundred and twenty-six mill.
ions.
During the war the pirate Florida captured,
from a United States mail steamer, ten thous-
and dollars worth Of United States postage
stamps. They have finally found their way
to Canada, with the hope Of realizing on
them, but the Government has succeeded in
getting an injunction upon their sale. The
case is regarded as very important one, and
will probably eventually get before the House
Of Lords, when the whole subject Of priva>
teering win be decided upon.
The Tribune special says: The President
and Attorney General have decided that the
Post Office Department can. under the Ten
ure of Office Act. send special agents to take
charge Of Post Offices left vacant by the SEN
af
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-26
FROM NEW YORK.

New YoRK, April 25.
The steamers Hecla, Louisiana and ella,
from Europe, arrived to day.
In the Supreme Court, TO day, Lewis Elm
stein received verdict Of ss4 900 against
Sam. Engler, for money due on gold and
stock transaction and promissory notes.
A verdict Of $4,000 was found against
Chss. 7. Platte, contractor, for running .
Hudson River Railroad freight car down
town, which run over and seriously injured .
boy named Epders-
A sentencs Of twenty yean hard labor, in
the State Prison, was inflicted upon George
Murray and Joseph johnson, who attempted
to rob and murder Dubois, school teacher.
The steamer Deutchlsna sailed for Eu-
rope with SIPS, 600 in gold. The stewardess,
Eliza Barr, had previously been arrested for
the murder Of her illegitimate child, st its
birth.
The Japanese Commissioner leaves to-
morrow for Washington. No official visits
will be made here until his return.
Robt. Young, Confectoner in Brooklyn,
was robbed and murdered on Monday night.
Joseph Packard, lad Of seventeen. who
robbed his employers, Jno. Manroe d Co., Of
81 900, In December lasts has given himself
up for trial, after extensive joarneyings, and
having spent most Of the money.
Theodore Fl. LOOMS, bookkeeper, has
been arrested for embezzling $50, 900 worth
OF compound interest notes, from his employ
ers, Carter 4 Hawley.
A Washington special says: Reverdy John
son will represent Western Virginia, on Mon
day next, id the United States Supreme
Court. in tho suit for ths recovery Of Jeffer>
son and Berkley counties.
The new Department of Educstion, under
direction of Prof. Henry Barnard, is fully
organized and ct work.
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FROM QUINCY.

CHIcAso,g April %.
A special TO the Republican, dated Quincy
25th, SAYS there ia great excitement there or
account Of the mob that prevented Rev. j.
c. White frda delivering his lecture nigh
or two ago. Application was made to the
Mayor fog protection to people holding the
meeting. but instead he closed the hall. Thi,
aroused all parties, and q meeting was held
last night in front of the hall used as 9
church, and q committee Of hfiy appointed
to draft resolutions. The first charges the
Mayor with closing one of7the charches Of
the city, and ordering the Marshal to prevent
Mr.. White trpm lecturing, aud charges him
with preventing free speech, and that the
people are in favor OF free speech.
One of the resolutions disclaims any ides
OF taking sides as to the merit ofthe lecture;
but they say that they will, with all the en-.
ergy of their hearts, repudiaie the action that
allowed mob TO prevent his speaking.
Steps we're taken to have the Governor put
in the call for an extra session of the legisls-
ture the matter Of . Metropolitan Police,
and q Committee was appointed for that pur-
pose.
The meeting manifested the greatest con.
demnstion of the course pursued by the
Mayor.
The Mayor relented little, and made a
proclamation, talking about his being con-
seryator Of the peace, and says that Mr..
White, or any other person who is subject
Of the law. mhst be allowed his rights. A
sudden perversion of Popery is not strong
enough, even here, to suppress free speech.
A German Protestant school house was
broken open last night, and various articles
of furniture broken, and stones we're thrown
through the windows, into the Methodist
Church, during service.
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FROM NEW YORK.

NSw YoRK, April Is.
AT 9 special meeting of the Board of Al,
dermen last night, q preamble was adopted,
regretting that the Legislature had passed a
bill transferring the duty of issning licenses
and other powers in relation to theasers,
junk>shops, intelligence cars and orr DRIVERS,
&c. from the Mayor and City Council 10 the
Board Of Police Commissioners, for . parti-
san purpose. when such duties had hereto.
fore been faithfully performed by the munic>
ipal authorities; and resolution accompany
ing the preamble was also adopted, repeal
ing all ordinance laws relating to such thea
ters, junk shops, &c, for the purpose Of de-
feating the object of the bill referred to. In
the Board Of Couneilmen the preamble and
resolutions were also adopted.
The two suits against Gen Wool for false
imprisonment during his military governmen,
at Baltimore in 1861 and 1862, recently pend
ing before the United States District Court OF
that city, have been decided BY awarding
both parties one cent each as damages.
Four thousand citizens Of Mobile held a
public reconstruction meeting in that city on
the 10th inst. at which Judge Bustard pre-
sided
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-26
Grand Demonstration Of Working.
men In Chicago ON May l.
Interesting ForeisN Hescs.
The Earthquake--ItsV Vibrations
Felt AT Different Points.
GOLD CLOSED 14O b-S
FROM LAWRENCE.

CHICAGO, April %.
The Tribune has the following special from
Lawrence, Kansas, dated April 24th =
severe shock of an earthquake was fel,
here about o'clock to-day. Il was felt all
over the city, and was ACCOMPANIED with a
low rumbling noise. In private houses dish,
es were shaken so a. to produce . rafting
noise. The kettles upon the stoves were
made to rattle. The large brick business
houses were shaken 20 as to crack the plss-
tering and cause ii to fall from the walls. In
newly constructed buildings people rushed
from their houses, and the streets were i'm
medistely filed with excited crowds. The
shock was felt at Junction City, Topeka,
Wyandotte and Leavenworth, in this State.
and st. Joseph, Mo-, accompanied bv about
the same phenomena as here, though per.
haps the shock was more intense in the west.
ern part of the State, and especially at Indi.
an City, than at this place.
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FROM MEXICO.

SAN FRASCIsCo, April "a.
Macmillan is still at Querataro with 1900
troops
The Liberals, under EscAbsdo, were rein>
forced with four thousand troops, making
twenty-five thousand under arms.
The last news received from Colina states
that no decisive action had taken place.
Gen. Marques, Imperialist, managed to
pass through the Liberal lines With ffteen
hundred cavalry, and reach the city Of Mex,
leo, where he forthwith levied forced loan
of q million, and collected 5000, 900 by i'm.
prisoning the heads Of the first commercial
houses.
The names of the parties are Bstiqui, $780,.
600: Real Delmonte Silver Mining Compa-
ny, $50, 900; Barton, Forbes & Co.. $50, 900;
Beneke l. Co., 900; Graham, Graves 4
Co., $10,000 Rothschilds agent, $4,000
Bates, Barton l. Co., $4,000. After col
lecting the money he raised 1000 additional
troops and left for QueratAre.
Colima is prosperous under the govern
ment OF Ramon.
New YoRK, April 25.
A Havana letter says that Commander
Nonta, Of the Austria frigate Dondolo, as q
banquet on the 14th, is reported to have said
that he had received orders to send bis exec
utive officer to Vera Cruz. to take command
of Maximilian' yacht and convey the Arch
duke home