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had been afflicted eight years with Bronchitis
causing a raw throat, frequent bleeding, and much
distress in the air pipes and chest fenoorng it very
difficult and wearisOme TO speak. BY the free Of
tile Great German Remedy tor two months was
entirely cured. ~ tt- l. c. WELCOME.
For sale by john W. Perkins g. Co, W. F.. Phillips
& Co.. H, fl. Hay, and W. w. Whipplc Il Co.,
Wholesale Drug gsts, Portland, and by the trade
generally throughout the State.
Prepared only by JEREMIAH BUXTON, JR.,
Yarmouth, Me. sepi.6eod1mS w3msn
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IHE Androseoggin Water-Power Compa-
ny are to have their great privilege at Lisbon
surveyed by the photographic Engineers and
will pay the bills themselves. .tAzg
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i5 TERRIBLE SHIPwREcK OF A MAINE VEssR,
"A special dispatch to the Boston journal
dated Washington, Oct. %, says that our Con-
sui at Gaspe Basin, under date of October II,
reports the wreck of the fishing schooner Julia
Ann, Tilton, of Maine, at Magdalene Islands
Both vessel and cargo are reported a total
loss. OF the crew, eiohteen hands perished.
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NJ. = I - 6.Ea
PORTLAND ~ OGDENsBURG-We learn that
meeting OF gentlemen from this city, from
vermont and from Massachusetts, interested
IN the Portland & Ogdensbnrg railroad, has
recently taken place. The results of the con-
ference IS very satisfactory to The friends; of
The road. Theme is reason to believe that an
acceptable proposition fer the construction of
the road from Portland to the Connecticut
river Will he made at an early day, and that
advantageous Western connections will be Sc
cured together with substantial peeuniary aid.
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Nyediea, Not;icc.

Try it. for it costs but Csc. For sale by all drug
gists; send 35c to o. p. SEYMOUR q Co., Bos-
moi, and receive box by return mail sep4dtfsN
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EXECUTORS SALE.-Ths following stocks
We're sold at auction by order of an executor,
on Saturday, by E. M Patten 6, Co., Auction
GERS. ar5 Il.
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d DEXTER Misunderstanding men have been
good deal interested of late in the rivalry
between Commodore Vanderbilt and Mr..
Robert Bonner for the credit of possessing the
fastest trotter on the turf Commodore Van
derbilt warted to trot his Mountain Boy against
Mr.. Bonner's Dexter, a proposal which the
latter gentlemen replied he woald not enter
tam until Mountain Boy should have equa1Ied
49, 1I celebrated time ofone mile in 2:17 Ia
tho Fash;nn PIT % put his gelding 10 The test on
trotteda a mile in 2:21 Ia For his ace wbicI,
is years tins Is considered a ytry rem,r Ia
achievement, but il falls A seconds short rt' of
Dexters score; so Bonner still bears The
palm. ..F..Tt ...rf .-..., - ''o
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
DIR. s. s. FITCHS.
ssFanlily Physician, -

Seventy-six pages prcc % cents. Sent to any adj
dress. No money required until the book is received
read, and fully approved. Ii is perfect gnlne 70 the
fremont Street Boston. =. sN ,Ian29diy
"a 1t will not be convenient for DIR. Fitch TO visit
Portland again. E4E EE&ttt
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CUSTOM House will be closed Monday, 2Sth,
at at II o'clock A. M. gsErgN
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is NEW DIRK tEOLITIC5.--A newspaper Coz.
respondent, writing from New York city, give
the following summary of the political factions
in that city: tx.o..f...t 'fisFi
In this city politics are Kaleidoscope. There
IS but u single Republican ticket in the field
But Fernando Wood has resolved on the utter
annihllatiol OF the young man Hoffman: so to
prepare for the charter election of December
he has revived the Mozart Hall party. We
have therefore the following factions, ali oppos-
ed to the ,republicans:-1 Tammany Hall.
under Tweed and Hoffman; 2. The Democratic
Union, under Waterbury, Ely and Author;
8. Mozart Hall, under Fernando Wood
and Brother Ben" 4. The McKeon
party, under McSpedon; B. The Consti-
tutlonal Onion, formerly Know Nothing
and now rebel-sympathizing; 6. The
Conservative Union, who do the bidding
of Tweed, We have to elect Supreme
Court Judge, two Common Pleas judges, a
Superior Court judge, Marine Court Judge,
sheriff, county clerk, district attorney superyi-
sor and coroner, five senators and twenty-one
members of assembly. So with seven political
organizations to make nominations, it is easy
to see that to keep track of matters one must
give his mind to it." Present indications are
that the Democrats will elect all the Judges
giving the scaly ones the largest majorities.-
The next sheriff win probably be Reputli-
can, the county clerk q Mozart democrat, and
the district attorney democratic unionist.-
stu the white man is mighty onsartin.'" d d
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q G. II. CHADWICK, NJ. D.. win devote special at
tenton to Disea OF Lhe Eye. No 301 Congress St.
Office hours from II A. M. to1P. M.
Nav 49, SNtt 4 p
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Turner's Tic Douioureux, or Univcr.al
Neuralgia Pill, is safe, certain and speedy
cure for Neuralgia and all Nervous Diseases. The
severest cases completely and permanently cured
in very short time. Neuralgia in the face or head
is utterly banished in few hours No form ofnery-
GUS disease withstandsits magic influence. 1t has
the unqualified approval of many eminent phys,-
clans. Ii contains nothing injurious to the most del
icate system. Sold everywhere Sent on receipt OF
81 and two postage stamps. TURNER 8 CO., 100
fremont Street. Boston, Mass, proprietoIs.
For sale by W. +. Phillips & Co., Portland, Me-.
July 1s. eod&w1ysh
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Gatarrh car be Cured /!
Kaeder's German snuff!

HEADACHE relieved, and in fact every diseas'
i LOT the nose and head permanently cured by thu
use of the well-known remedy, . .r-.
The Portland daily press., 1867-10-28

The best Judges buy their cigars at Crosman
& Co.'S
The Portland daily press., 1867-10-28
w antels, with BOARD.


DY married lady, one OF n suit of rooms in n nri
~ vale ianlly, or private boarding house Possess
sion LIST 10 18th November Address :. Inouirer . p
u. DON iOtz forulhd, Me- Oct28itws
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M-ARIN r n JEWS.
- - = - - -
PORT OF PORTLA Nd.
Saturday, October &c.

Saturday, October &c.
Steamer Chesapeake, Henderson, New York. 49,
Sch Abbv A Snow. Snow Gloucester. IL
Sch Wild Rose. Harraden Gloucester.
Sch Harriet Baker, Weber, Portsmouth et,r
Schs Silver Lake, Reed. Bay Chaleur iih so bbls
mackerel; Frank Skillings, Griffin, do 200 do Gen
Grant Orchard, do, 507 do.
Sch Esparanza, Mcfarland, Bristol .u-v.
Sch Elmaral, Soldiers, Uamariscotta.
sen Morning Light, Reed, Boothbay.
=, Sch Enterprise, tBr) Barnes, Londonderry, MS,
! Sch Fowler, Br)J Grecnough, Cheverie Ms, for
Sch Henry, Carter, Boston for Belfast
sea John y Frank, Fowler, from Ncwburyport for
CLEARED.
steamer chesapeake, Henderson, New York =
Steamer Carlotta, Magune, Halifax, Ms John
Brig La Thompson, Nevassa, in ballast-master
Sch Hibernia tBrD Cogeins. sWestpori .NS
sen flelSon Harvey Bearse. Albany-G Gvinn
Sch Hann'e Westbrook, Littlejohn, New YORK.
Champln. 80 u '"s- 'A'' ~
Sch Panama. Woodland, Ellsworth.
sen Ocean, Grant, Ellsworth Eastern Packet Co.
p sen Frank Pierce, Grant, Ellsworth : Eastern
Sch Clara Rankin, Rankin, Bangor.
r-fra Sunday, October 81.
Steamer Franeonia, Sherwood. New York
nr'g messenger, tBr) McCally, Port Hood, CB.
,SAlLED-Schs Hanhie rWestbrook, Addie, T. g
Henry, and others.
,gH The Custom House win be closed to-day at
SS-SS-e' Is rfa ..3tt AltT y. Asa ~.
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Hoqsekeepers, if they leave their premises
to day tosae theparade, should look to it that
the lasteninss are all secure. Or, if they are
at the flont part of the house watching the
procession, should see that the back part is en-
tirely secure.
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DIED.

In Scion. Oct. |, Clementine, daughter OF VIM T.
and Elizabeth Hunnewell, aged IA years. aslalfti
IN st. Adams, Oct. a. Mrs. Betsey, widow of the
late Jam Bigelow, aged 90 years. n III
IN New Gloncester. Oct. L., Mr.Alyin S. Dawes
~ In New Sharon, Oct. 8, Mr.. James Howes, aged
SO years.
Avon, Oct. g. Mrs. Rhoda, wife of Moses Carson,
aged rs years. trN'AF.8 fSAs8
ss8M514 IMPORTS
PORT HOOD, CB. Brig Messenger-250t tons coal
to Ezra Carter. gseasi %1sia%A 1FatasA &s e
Miniature Afnlamac. ....... October 2S.
sun r'ses,....... .. CPS Moon sets...... Pm
sun SETS. .4.f9 High water -. .l1.45 AM
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.STRUMATTC E4LTSI"

q Eiftt 3 INTERNALLY USE
4 ssStrumatic, Mineral Waters =
In bottles of one and half pints. One sufficient
for DAYS use. .gf
nf-Sold by Druggists generally.
Merrill Bros No 2l5 State St, Boston; Reynolds.
Pratt & Co.. No. t06 FuIto' ST. New YORK, Whole
sale agents. n020a eod&wly
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DOMESTIC pORTS-

fuuEI SOUND AR at Port Madison 2sth ult
oaiq9e Oak,and, Batchelder, San Francisco
Merritt, Port Orchard - = s' ''N'
- SID 5th INST ships Van uard Mcclellan, Liverp oil;
21st, Black Hawk, tor LIVERPOOL -
ll GALVEST0N-SId 16tk scb otbe,,ag Eldridge
Mobile. 43a@ ssRr1lf - = II $3.50"
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DISASTERS.

AALAe Y DASASI EhSs
sen Rochester, Capt Crosby, from Bangor was
towed INTO Gloucester Path inst iuil of water having
sprung a leak OIL Isle OF Shoals faIss
, scn Bound Brook from Rockland while towing
through Hell Gale struck bottom and sprunk aleak
sinking Iii" - $40 " P'oSe'i' nei
sen Maine Law, johnson at Charleston from Bos-
ton nad neavy weather the passage split iorsail
ana sustrined other damage u :
.Barque Ella Adea from New York xpb;ot, ,yos
MleSns1 WINE entering the. port of Havana regis
tered 70 tons. rated Az was built at Robnston in
io2 c, anu was sailing under he British fiag.
ne sup reported OFT Bermuda in distress the
Virginia, oil Bath, from baltimore for Panama, with
coli; She succeeded in getting into port, and re-
pereo na, ing exper enced hurricane of IIatteras
On me oyln IN and lost yards and sails and
Snip Grace Sargent. from Callao for Cork put into
tam beii S elk. IS9rs : "' go .N '"' up
sen Carver, tef re reported ashore on Middle
Cnanhei heei, Hell Gate, came Off on Tuesday.
N ocn o1se avery, OF Rocklan1, from New York for
r1Iuanu win corn, was run into by an unknown
scnI Mntie passing through the Race night OF the
q. ,s. carrying away bowsprit and staving her
81 a lolwaiu; lore lib and sustained other damage
que was taken to Greenport, Ii. tor repairs.
ohP hudson, from London for New York, before
Iepoaeu ashore IN the Thames has been got OFT and
toWed Dack TO London; will DISCHARGE
galveston, Oct l6-Brigs Ocean Wave still remains
With iittla uu onore, Two miles west OF the city,
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Which, by tle OF the AItNICA OINTMENT
you can be easily cured II has relieved thousands
from Burns, Scalds Chapped Hands, Sprains, Cuts,
Hounds, and eDery Complaint Of the Skia. Try il,
as il costs but rs cents &c sure to ask tor Ta} r
Udle'S ATnica Ointment.
For sale by all Druggists send your address AMI
30 cents to o. p SEYMOUR & co, Boston, Mass,
and receive box hy return mail w. +. Phillips Il
Co., agents for Maine. april2Glysn
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yA1IIH Board, pleasant rooms, al No 81 antorth
wv st. a--a - oc28dtf
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SPOKEN.

D SPOk EN-. &AN
Aug 10, lat 90 S. lon 81 20 E. ship Golden Hind
from Calcutta oB Boston. 90 DAYS out. ~.
Aug 10, lat AZ s, Ion 80 IL, barque Montana Har-
riman, from Boston for New Zealand. - .....
Oct 10, of Pass Cavallo Bar. brig Golden Lead.
from New York Tor Lavacea, with loss of an anchor
and other damage. aassas 4 f !.
Oct 49, of Cape Florida, bargue Gertrude, from
Swan Island Tor New York. - -
Oct %, oft Hatteras .barque Stocker Thy the
steamer Virginia. at New York;
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Portland and Vicinity
New Advertise men,s ,hi. Day.

"a AUCTION COLUMN.
Damaeed Sugar. nj. Patten g. Co... q
: Paintings Zee. NJ. Patten e. Co.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN
PAPER Misunderstanding, Milliken s, Coz
Dry Goods. A.. Frost. ,,,,or
Another Grand Triumph-W.S- Dyer EsQs
In NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Han = fsta-4
10 Let, with Board;
Wanled with ,artl. saszza- $3.50 7'.'-.a7'N'
S,op Thief-Libby q Dow.
G 6aeiai%Paf.s i' 'Sse ". Davis III
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Business Items i.
The Portland daily press., 1867-10-28

CAuTlos.-several piekpockets arrived here
in the train from Boston Saturday night, and
others will be along to-day, to operate among
the ,rowds that will be in the streets and
public places to welcome Gen. Sheridan The
best way is to leave your valuabes in place
OF security, and not carry them about your
The Portland daily press., 1867-10-28
lfINER1L EA1HS II HOME.

DYSPEPSIA CURED -
a1 JilG aa haf sts a1fFa RHEUMATISM CURED
EPTpTIONS on the F5CE CURED
lS-.ft--t - -ar" SGROFULA CURED
nv TREATMENT WITH MINERAL WATERS
Do away with all your varous and Ollen perniei-
Gus drugs and quaek medicines and use few baths
prepared with ...
ssSTRUMATIC SALTS Z"
These SALTS are made from the concentrated
Liquors OF IL Mineral Well of the Penns Salt Man
uIscturiDg Co in Pitsbure, and are packed in air
tight boxes. One always sufficient for a BATH Di-
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FOR ONE WEEK !


THE DISCOVERY,
A NEW Parlor Coal Stove. Ii burns the smoke
perfect manner possible Don't fiil 10 call and see
IL ut A N MOVES Y SUNS
October IA. d1ms r...r -E a#
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All comrades of Post No 2, Goa r ARE re-
quested to assemble at the hall on Plum street
promptly at II o'clock A. NJ, and also at
O'Clock r. nj. Oct. 2Sths And all veteran sol
dlers and sailors are invited to meet at the
same place, at o'clock P. NJ, and join in the
serenade to General Sheridan 5i Y
+. ..tf 49,. ARMY AND NAVY UNION. z $685.
: The members of the Army and Navy Union
are requested to meet at their hall at Ii o'clock
The Portland daily press., 1867-10-28
la'altsa WELLCOMES ~ q
Great German Cough Remedy [!


Is aeknow lodged to be the best Cough Remedy in Ii
market. PRICE 30 CENTS AND 81 90.
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Saturday afternoon Alderman Bailey and
Councilman Fuller, sub committee of the
Committee of Arrangements went to Boston
to make all necessary arrangements for the Wis
it OF Gen. Sheridan to our city. The gentle
men had an interview with Gen. Sheridan af-
ter their arrivalin that city, and on Saturday
eveding the following dispatch was received by
f1,aG ha; x,f al, 49,
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PORT HOOD, CB. Brig Messenger tons
to Ezra Carter. estaAf&NaaaAa lStt5sk q
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-. lOkL
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New York iPoLITIcs--A newspaper co..
respondent, writing from New York city, gives
the following summary of the political factions
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-23
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH
Midnight Report.
FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Jan. %.
The Senate to- day confirmed the following
among others: Edward Uhl, Of New York,
Consul to Guatemala; VIM. O'Neil, Of New
York, Consul General to British North Amer
lea; Geo. Kettell, Of New York, Consul to
Rhenish Bavaria Andrew j. Stephens,
Iows, Consul to Windsor, G. W.; Madison 4.
Hclsister, Illinois, Consul to Bnsu0s Ayres;
VIM. K. Whittake{ Assistant Treasurer
New Orleans; Leroy Tuttle. Assistant Treas
urer, Washington Thos. McElrath, Apprai.
ser Of Merchandise of New York; Robt. s..
Chiffon, Commissioner of Emigration JAS.
S. Wilson, Commissioner of the General
Land office S. g. Dallas, Illinois, Principal
Clerk Of Survey and General Land office:
Daniel Sigler, Indiana, Register Of Land
office, Natchiscches, La, and Edward A.
Allen. Re ,eiver OF Public Moneys, Omaha.
cided in favor of exempting from tax all in
comes below one thousand dollars.
The Judiciary Committee Of the House
,began its investigation Of the charges against
the President this morning. Adjourned to
Monday.
E II. II. Van Dyck, Assistant Treasurer Of
the United States, arrived hero yesterday af
ternoon. 1t is understood that his presence
is in relation to resolution offered IN the
House by Mr.. Cook. of Illinois, last week,
asking an examination as to whether or not
any officer of the Government had loaned
gold, which resolution was referred to the
Committee on Relrenchment. Van Dyck was
in consultation with the Committee last
evening.
The President has pardoned one Quinn,
convicted of robbing the L $. mail in Mas
sachusets, upon the Recommendation of Gov.
Andrew, Postmaster General Randall, and
numerous citizens of Massachusetts.
The report which has been in circulation
respecting the appointment of Brevet Major
General Townsend to the position OF the Ad-
iutant General of the United States army, is
al least premature. Adjutant Gen. Thomas
has not yet been relieved, and consequently
his place is not yet vacant.
The United States steamer Lackawana ~.
rived at Valparaiso Dec. 18th.
Il appears that the total issue of $40 bonds
under act Of March Sd, 1865, was on FIRST OF
January, 1867, S2ss, &c., $50.
The third state dinner of President John.
son took place this evening. Cards OF invi-
tation we're issued TO the Attorney General,
Justices Of the Supreme Court, and number
of Senators and ladies. State dlnneU will
be given by the President every Tuesday
evening during the session Of Congress, TO
which members of the Senate will be invi-
ted, beginning at the head Of the list aud in
yiting q member of each list A number ol
Representatives, heads Of Departments, and
/ others, will also be invited each evening.
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FROM COUNCIL BLUFFS.
Com Pastisa - ths CeAsr.-RApads AID ~.
r.. Rataroad.

Com passisa ss the CsAar.nApaas and ~.
H. Raiiroad.
CHICAGO, Jan. %.
The following dispatch was received to-
day:
couxcIL BLrErs, Jan. q.
To the President OF the Chicago Board Of Trade
The last rnn on the Cedar Rapids and Ms
souri River RailrosA is aid 1ls csustruc-
ton train - here. The Garden City OF the
lakes and the commercial metropolis Of the
Missouri slope are this day united in bonds of
iron. May commerce, free trade and good
will make these bonds perpetual @
Signed A. |. DELIxG.
Prest Council Bluffs Board Trade.
COUNCIL BLnFrs, Jan. p.
meeting Was held to-day, the sentiment
of which was that Council Bluffs was this
day lifted to an enyiable position. and would
show herself worthy Of her neighbors, aud
use every eLdeavor TO be worthy Of the grea.
future dawning upon her, and realizing that to
Chicago tina, she is largely indebted for the
great expenditure, energy and sag4clty which
have combined for the extension of this grea.
enterprise to the Missouri river, she will be
more than glad to become. as in time she
must, an important tributary to the great city
of the West.
CouxciL BLuFrs, Jan. %.
The laying Of the last rail of the q. X.
No. K. 4. r. at Council Bluffs, giviog us di
rect railraod communication with the me
rropolis Of the West, has been attended To-
day with appropriate and imposing ceremo-
MES. The Mayor, Common Council, guests
from Omaha. and adjacent towns, railroad
and other officers, proceeded to the depot
grounds TO witness the spik,ng Of the last rail.
The procession was composed of the entire
community, and numbered over loo sleighs,
besides 1000 on foot After Witnessing the
spiking and firing Of cannon, the procession
adjourned to the Board Of Trade rooms,
where speeches were made by Gen. Dodge,
Hon. l.. W. Ross, ]. P. Cassady, Hon. c.
Baldwin. Hon. A. Y. Larimer and others Of
Council Bluffs, and Col. w. l.. Gross and W.
B. Hubbard Of Omaha.
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FROM CHICAGO.

Especial to the Northwestern Associated Press.
CHICAGO, Jan. %. T..
News has been received here Of the com.
ple,ion of the c. r. NJ. X. r. r. to Coun-
Gil Bluffs with great deal of satisfaction.
The Journal says the Chicago and North
western Railroad Company deserve great
credit for having given us nearly 500 miles
of railroad westward. By connecting with
the 70 ahead Pacific railroad it has in fact
given US = continuous stretch Of nearly 500
miles of railroad toward the region Of the
setting sun.
The Stewart divorce case went to the jury
at ! o clock this evening. The verdict is to
delivered tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock.
To- morrow is the 18th day Of the trial.
Rissori is at the Opera House tonight
playing to 81, 200 audience. The house is
crammed from pit to dome, and it is said to
be the best house she has mad in America.
There seems to be pretty good con6rma-
ton this evening of the report that Mr.. Lee
held the lucky number which drew the Opera
House. Who Mr.. Lee is and what he is are
still open questions.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-23
NEWS SUMMARY.

Gold closed at $l.85A in New York yes
terdsy.
The claims of Rhode Island against the
General Government for expenses incurred
during the war have all been paid except
$4,000.
The tariff bill introduced into the Senate
contains clause forbidding the importation
of ere crackers. Mr.. Fessenden inserted the
prohibition because the Portland FIRE was
caused by crackers.
"A rowing match has been arranged be-
tween Brown, of Portland, and Hamill, Of
Pittsburgh, for $4,000. over a Eve mile
course, to be pulled at Pittsburgh some time
in May.
Oil has been "struck" at Bennington,
Shiawassse county, Michigan. The indica-
tions are of a large yield of the best quality
of oil, and the preparations for boring are
being made on an extensive scale.
The condition of the Order of Odd Eel
lows throughout the United States is ofGcial>
ly announced to be very Aourishing. The
number Of lodges is 8, 200, and the members
number over 100000. During the past year
the receipts of the Order were 81, 7ss, 600, Of
which 5000, 900 were expended for charitable
purposes.
The bill passed at the last session of the
Brazilian Parliament, to open to al nations
certain ports on the River Amazon, has, by
signature of the Emperor, become = law
and henceforth the largest river in the world
is to be the avenue for internal navigation
from the Atlantic to the Andes.
"A shooting affair took place at Manches
ter. New Hampshire, last week, in which
man attempted to kill lady who persistent>
ly refused to marry him. for the very good
reason that she had husband living.
The preparations at the Springfield Ar
mory for the work on the order for $4,000
new breech leaders for the Government have
been completed, and for the present about so
guns day will be turned out.
A jury in a murder case at Dayton, Ohio,
were confined seventy>two hours, deliberating
for a verdict. At the expiration of that time
they applied to the Judge for a discharge, on
the ground that there was no probability, or
even possibility of their agreeing upon ver>
dict. They at the same time complained of
the manner in which they had been guarded,
being treated like criminals, and thrust into
a small, damp room, with q stone Hoor.
When they made their appearance to apply
for discharge, they were surrounded by .
large number of people eager to have an ac-
count of their experience in that 'thorrible
place. The Judge concluded, after some
deliberation, to release them. One of the
jurors had grown so hoarse from his sufferings
that be lost his voice.
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FROM CANADA.

New YoRk, Jan. %.
The Herald Toronto special says that e.
8. Mather, an English Fenian, was trie2 and
ACQUITTED by an American jury in Toronto
yesterday. !,
Theex rebel General Early was summoned
n Juror, but did not appear.
Thomas Conly was sentenced TO be hung ON
the 9Th Of March next. !,
Thomas Conway, Fenian. was convicted
and senterced 70 be executed March 10Th.
Geo. Mathews aud Jas. McDonough we're
acquitted.