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FROM WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON. March lG

WASHINGTON, March lG.
Thaddeus Stevens was so sick yesterday,
the result Of severe cold, that he was
obliged to leave the House. To-day, al
though confined to his bed, his condition is
| much improved.
! The Judiciary Committee continues to ex-
anime witnesses on the Official acts of the
| President, with view TO sustain the charges
of impeachment
There are rumors about of an understand
ing between France and the United States
that we are to purchase Chihnahua, and that
the proceeds are 10 pay the French Mexican
war bonds which France is, in the meanwhile,
| to assume.
The disbursements for the week are as fol-
lows; War Department, 1922, 100; Navy,
S60s, ,524 Interior, s277 900.
Receipts Of internal revenue for the week
was S2,3l7, ,436 Is.
The following is the report of the Commit
tee of the Virginia Legislature, recently sent
to Washington, made yesterday to the Senate
of that State: Your Committee, acting un-
der resolution appointing them TO confer
with the Government at Washington, as TO
whether the Convention proposed TO be call
ed by the General Assembly OF Virginia
would be considered and recognized as le-
gal mode OF holding Convention, under the
the honor to report that they repaired to
Washington. and were politely and kindly re-
ceived by the authorities, and were invited,
by the prominent members Of Congress, TO
make suggestions of amendments to the
pending resolution before Congress, TO be
made supplementary 10 the act aforesaid,
which suggestions they made, and il adopted
will materially soften its terms and make it
more conciliatory. Your Committee enter
tain the opinion that the Convention bill
passed by the General Assembly of Virginia,
so far as in conformity with, and not in con-
tiict, the at Of Congress aforesaid, would be
recognized by the authorities, as tending to
promote harmony. Your Committee further
Is satisfied from their interview with the au-
thorities at Washingtons that the demonstra-
ton made by the Legislature of Virginia, in
favor OF framing Constitution, IS required
by law, promptly and in good faith, is having
the most salutsry effect in softesing the as
perity of prevailing opinions, and changing
the tone Of sentiment towards the people Of
the STATE and the desire expressed was that
We shoald at once comply with the conditions
imposed. and thus be restored to our rights
in the Union, with Representatives in Con
gress. GEo ". BoLING, Ch n.
''E. kEKye,
"JSO. H0wE,
g 4. 5. ttRAy.
{. Icn-
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FROM GEORGIA.

New YORK, March l6.
A Times Georgia SPECIAL says that the eff
forts which are being made in Georgia to
arouse the people to the duty and necessity OF
taking an active part in recognizing the State
government under the bill of Congress met
with little response. The people do not like
the terms imposed upon them, and they are,
therefore, disinclined to take any portion
under them. He also speaks of the presence,
agitatoFs, who are doing everything IN their
power to arouse the preiudices Of race and
color, and to array the blacks against the
whifes
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SAN FaANCIsco, March l6.
The steamship Golden Age from Panama
arrived this morning.
The Nevada Legislature convened yester-
10y The (fa-o----f = :
ted He refers only to the revenue bill.
An act was introduced providing FOR taxing
ores the same as other property, dedactng Z
transportation The mill aud mining inter
est, ii is thought, is defeated.
Late sadyices from Arizona states that a
treaty has been made with the Apache and
TT. Grant Indians, and tha, they really mean
peace. and will abide by the proposed terms,
should the treaty be ratified at Department
headquarters.
Col. Criltenden's command had arrived al
Ft. Yuma.
There is much excitement at Prescott over
the discovery Of new rich placers, tributary
to Aqua Troipli mines.
The Indians are Troublesome At Prescott
and WiekeFburg.
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FROM LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE, March Is.
The river is falling slowly, having receded
eight inches since yesterday. The weather
is cold and growing colder, with aboot an
inch Of snow.
Rail communication with Memphis Is eu
,irely suspended The road along the Cum
berland River is several feet under water.
The Railroad robbers and nlnrderers Of
Harry King who were tried and convicted,
and sentenced to be hung, at Franklin Ken
tueky, have been respited by the Governor,
till the 18th Of May.
NASHVILLE. March lg
There was meeting to-day for the reliei
Of the Chattanooga sufferers. There was q
large subscription in money, and Commit.
tee was appointed to solicit, the citizens re
spending lberality.
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NEWS ST MMARY.

CHICAGO, March l6.
A Des Moines, Iowa, special says that
Col. George W, Clarke is announced as
United States Marshall of Iowa The des'
patch pronounces the nomination and con-
hrmation as certain.
The Iowa State Fair will commence on
October lst.
An Indianapolis special, last night, says
the Convention TO nominate city officers FOR
the ensuing two years, comes Oh to morrow,
There are from two to twelve candidates for
each Office, and the contest will be hot QUE.
Meetings are being held in various Wards to-
night, TO select Delegates. Soldiers are gen.
orally conceded to be masters of the situa.
ton, and will doubtless be given the largest
share in the distribution of offices. Gen.
Daniel McCauley, aud Col Vim. II. Slater,
are candidates for Mayor, and Major General
r. S. Foster for City Treasurer.
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CHICAJO, MATCH 10.
a Cairo special Of the 10th says that the
news from Smithland, Ky, is Of the most
distressing character Almost the entire
town is inundated, and in Main street the
current runs so swift that it is impossible to
row canoe against il. Some houses have
already washed away and many more are ex-
pected 10 fall or be washed away soon. The
people are dong the best they can in proNd-
ing homes for themselves. The Court House
is full Of families, driven from their homes.
and taken refuge wherever they can find it.
The people of Cairo have been appealed
to to relieve, SO far as possible, the people Of
Mound City, many Of whom are actually suf-
fsring for the common necesssries Of life.
consequent upon the loss Of everything by
the recent overflow OF that cil,.
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FROM OGDENSBURG.
New YoRK, March l6.

NEW YoRK, March 16.
A Times Ogdensburg special says the Fe-
man excitement is reviving in this direction.
Fort Wellington, at Prescott, Canada, has
been put in state of defense and garr,soned
with troops. The provincial authorities re-
gard this as the objective point of the Fe-
mans, and are hurrying forward troops to its
defense. On Wednesday the first detach-
ment arrived, and yesterday the number was
increased to 800, and others are on the way.
The ferry boat has been ordered TO discon-
tinue night trips. Many strangers are in
the vicinity, and they are supposed to be
Fenians. The St. Lawrence river is frozen
from shore to shore, and affords good
crossing for an army. The Fenians in
Ogdensbure hold secret meetings nightly.
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M. STAFFORD,
WHOLESALE GROCER,
--AND-
Commission .Nerchanf,
pfALrR
Boat Stores, Foreign and Domestic Liquors,
Nos, 61 nd 90 LEvEE,
KEOKUK. IOWA.
ianlf-d

Original NOTICE.-ToJa James Il. Hol-
" sey, Noah or. ley, sidney D. Root Csralne .
Root A. L. Emmops, Potter Lien, Plum, Pm mt..e
sterrett Myers ssly, Michael rnshey James Han
ma NJ Graves j. s Eastman Bank Of Ola p'Tniuian Az
teyt Wells lessee alDy, Abner Reeves denrs Iosie
Hiram barney Yeatmsn. Robinson Ge. y hcgsx
rbompsou wi ian. Giiiiss, a. steven.on heypaF
! Rro Pckies, J.ucas W. B. Miller J. g. SsRsns T.
" phipnev o y. Davis, Sophia clendentnE: SIS
Yon and IN you hereby nosined that thsss
now ON ie the Office OF the Clerk of the District Cenrf
~ Lee Count iorsa Fort Madison, petition o. WI
liam Dunn, claiming decree cutting on aud foreeiosins
yonr eany Of redemption in, and all claim upon tie
fa,Lnu,ra cal est%te to-wt Ninety acres on OF the
east aide 0 the N. ". q Sec 81 Town.hp %. NORTH
T.rse s. west and the undivided half o. the rcsnd-
= OF saic north exrtrr Of section Lee Ccuni
iowa ae petition alleges that plaintiff prop
sry a. purchaser under certain decree OF foreclosure
and ses uiet his tuc and 10 cut on your equity Of
rsdemptiors therein
pnle,s ou appear thereto and defend oefors noon q
tAs n cor dsy the next Of said District court
. y mn snee the third Monday In May ist decree
RANKIN McCRARY.
q uh2s s1r Plaintiff.
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vote shall be taken in each State for and
against State Convention, and according to
the result of the vote q convention shall or
shall not be held. Amendment adopted.
Mr.. EDMUNDS moved an amendment BY
requiring that majority Of the registered
voters shall vote OH the question of calling q
convention Adopted.
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FROM DUBUQUE.
CHICAGO. March 16

CHICAGO, March l6.
A Dubuque, Iowa, special says that meas
ures have been take to bridge the Mississippi
river here.
At the Produce Exchange yesterday It wal
eloduently urged that bridge should not be
built here by or under the control of any one
Railroad corporation. 1t should be built by
an independent bridge company, and fol
the Just and equal use of any or all compa-
MES whese roads strike the river at or oppo-
site Dubuque. The interest and prosperity o.
Dubuque and the country west were declared
identical, and the rapid development of the
State in the unity Of feeling and efforts Of al
the citizens, despite the attempt abroad to
alienate the different sections 10 their own
injury. and the building up OF other places
Various towns on the Railroad, west
we're invited to send delegates TO meeting
10 be held March 18TH for further 'dehbersl
ton on the subject.
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ToIyyALID GENTLEMEN.
HAMPTON BAR OYSTERS !

NAE have just received the first shipment
w offhese celebrated OYSTERS sni shall eoutpue 70
receive them regularly during The remainder Of the
t-4son.
Taese Oysters Pat up expressly for cur rade and
are Superior any offered in Keokuk The liquor
MI drained Oh before the Oysters pot In The
thr therefore nothing bot SOLID snd net TArKR
The onls place to get thetp i a.
TRICH & STATLFR'S.
meh5 Or second ;reef
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FROM RICHMOND.

RICHMOND, Va, March 10.
The Senate to day adopted a resolution sp-
pointing Joint Committee to wait on Gen.
Scho6eld aud tender him their cooperation
by passing and executing laws to promote
harmony and peace.
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II 10 hereby certified that there has aled IN this
Office statement, showing the coalition oi the
Illus lnsurAnce Company located At Hartford IN ths
-fste OF Connecticut the ist dsy Of Js nusFy
ts 20 accordance with the provisions q Act q the
Ge1erai Assembly u the State 4 Ios entitled An Act
relation 70 Insurance anies approved January
y h, 1851 and Act amen atorY thereto. apprcv II
february ath. 1855 sa3 Act In rel&op Life
Companies spysuvsd March iIth lss1 that said
statement shows that ssid Company " possessed me
requisite amount Of capital and invested required BY
law.
Authority 10 therefore given - ths ebove rsued Com
70 transact their Arpr ste business o insuraucs
tnis State 10 arcresuee With the lass thereof until
the 5lst day Of January, thousand sight hand
red and sirt eight
II Is siso certified that Henry p Ten-Eyek, u Keo
kak has been duly appointed by sad Company their law
m agent ard Attorney fer the cunty Of Lee. with fuh
ppse 70 take riaks of IHAnrRnee therein, and 70
knowledge service ot process provided BY ,aw upon
Ming With the Clerk the District Court and Tor
a5 Copnty this esrdcats aud eopy of the statement
oil 6ls IN this ofhe~.
Iss farther certified that the attached Is true an1
correct copy ~ the said statement
In festilaSuy Whereof have hefeuuto set my
L. baaa and al I'D ny seal of i5cs the day and
year irxt atose written.
JSD. A ELLIOTT.
Rev. etamp-5 Cts Auditor Of state.
mchl6d FAhL A. ATRIs. Deputy.
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State of ConDectieui, County Of Hartford, 49,
Lucins J. Hendee, President, and JothAn Goodnov
Secretary orthe Etna Insurance Company Of Hartford
Connecticut being seyersliy and duly swor epose and
say and each for hiGset says, that the 10
true full and statement of affairs of ssd Conp
ny and that they the shove named ocers thereof
IL sIUs J. BEsDRg, President.
JorHAM Goorsov, Secretary.
subsc'bsd and sworn before this aAv of Jana
AIRY, 1851 HENRY FOWLER,
istampl Justice of the Peace.
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ce9 Int wIii nj ass Esn. raj rule sxeeed $40 600
The t,mP@uy hsA no general fnis 70 the amount
aloped % Dc insured IL any city village ~ bloch
sias governed. IN ttis matter case By th. geo
ers ehraster ofbsdiass wiath Of streets ciHuss ~
putting out hrss Ac
eeruhed copy Of the charter Or se4 81 lneorporstp
As a~sndes s.sompaned pr.rious stnismsnt.
sshrEo NEs yesK,
cITI Asp Gotsrf ~ nav foxK SO
cHARLKs j. MARTIN
Prssa4snt and JOHN AeGEE. Secretary Of the Home
- scs Company, being ssr@sily md dpx -.~9<s.
~, =, gEsgtsfsfssff n The sfars of tbs ssd corpo
7Slxnsd} CHARLES D. MARTIN President
.snsd JOHN acGKE, Secretary.
Sat u~d ard before this twsnty third
-, q JsnuH', a D 70 o,uo,.,oa
- commissonst iot lews, in ksv York
Aapt-os. ory,cs IsxA.l
Nxs NsIsxs Rsbrnsfy ls6T
itis hereby certified that ta-rs has t~ Sled In ths
oset stAf, shoviag the ondttion Of the
Home Insursn-e Company os at at New York, in tbs
IN ~ IL dry n Japsary Ise7.
in arcefianc. Nth the provisions of Al ef The Gen
Assembly u The state ~ io~t titei an Al u
rcIsian t. ltsarssce Seiar.es aIpfoted January p
1857 Art san-astty thereto apptov~4 Febraar
sth i5s that said .hows thsi s4ii ooupAb
IS pss-sd u tbs uistte at u capital and 10
/ vested = required BY Lac
Anthgrity thersse gfven th- sbos~ named cors-
sy 10 trafsaef thsr appropriate business q a.ursnfe
d. ktst-ih csrdsrrs VITA Tie LAS thereof, uptil
~. al-t LAY u Jsnuar4. A T. ls'k
II Is sisa cert hsd tibet II TES-EfCK, II ENckrk
hss be~n oaiy sppautsd ny ssd ConP@ny their aHfa
seur aud stisru.y TT tbs orsty e. lee. Sith fun
pgw er 70 rt.ks II frsarsae@ tbtrein AM 10
no.isdge % yruesss ispstec by iss. upon
b.. hpg xiih the Clers u the Dsrit Corrt Ia and os
al csaufy th. ,s4tihrAts aud copy Of The
Glr in THIS orsre
III. further certified that the alta he'd and
correct & 3ps II the sai abatement
Ia Testimony whertof have h-rruntn act
81. uas III nj ami aft 1eA m5 ssAl ef olHce
- tue dsy nd dale si,ovs written
john 4 ELLIOTT.
mari Auditor AZ State
sAxUEl A AYRHs, Deputy.
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THE PIANIST'S ALBUM !;

Marches. waitzes, Poikns, RedoN as,
Gslops, NaEourkRs, uuadrilles,
Four-Hand Pieces, Dances, &C.
A BRILLIANT SET or PIAsoFoRTs GEMS.
Suited every Grade Of Capacity snt Indispensable
to every pisrst who woald become familiar with the
Popular Music of the Day.
i TEl- souue. being the third Of the HOME CIR
cLEr will be ueicom-d ty ali who desire 20 have the
BgsT PIECES ia convenient form very large num-
b. n the Gems co attain Cd In this afiQn
not found in any other though HncH lnirsf and
10 constant fact that val re1der 4 the iesd-
10 hok ~ ~ kipd Price Plan s. 20 Cloth full
xiit 81 90 Sold by all Music Dealers and mailed post
paid OLIVER DITsON CO., Publish
ers, q Washington 81, Eost9p
Infh9d
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Limited Copartnership.
ORIGINAL soTIC &c

TyO Chas. Hubbell, Theodore w. Phinney,
Il Tho. Davis Hiram Barrey Heury D-s ou,s and
Lsaisa o DeLoais, and G. Hait; lvt srs hsrsnt no
md that there Is now on al, in the Ci.fks once o.
the pistri Court OF Lee COUNTY, losa 81 haispn
Petition Of jacob lord. claiming u ssid chss hno-
not dated pee III isFe for ssi2 es one Tor %
md one for stsI 50 snd per cent iatsresi and s
imam 70 .erure sal notes On ALLOWING = Al IS
tste to-vft % feet font e&n stress ., ~ ee1
on 4'h street, being ecrner of n2 6esk r. i,e0s
Iowa. II ..,s,snr hef,re
poou of Tbs gd cas Of the of sl touf, ~ .s So
Ter,ee q, the third MopdAs In May, 1851 A. ssasson'
! /. sseTee pro corJesso Will be enssref agaiaat on
s"e''sf L. RICE, Atty for Pm.
fforet nuaens stamp 90 eis-l tnlf'+N'
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ROUND HILL
WATER CUKf ann MoTtl,

A / Northampton, Mass, continues to be a
t4s0rts sseort = nvIids. ard o arui-~ sDd 9TH
ers seeking rsiarasioa Ant ll1ssarc TIA eshghusly
situate AMID lbs H7aAtan s'n~ty asf Pal p " sur
roaLdt6 ~ rty b f3rest pa X. while tire views
ro7 the extended vsraui- are worth Journey 70 see
The success of II HAie1 1t, i the pref rlttgr ant
principal physicin, IN the q vamsus ci.easss Ia
eel ta0sB. Fef fhe saccesffli treatment ofrsttcus
ether chronic conpshts * Round ILL., see Circular,
This much i.trae Dr. Hal. I'd has great success in his
p-ae and his il'tinen L widely rssorsd io atlas
I. .acetr. in the treatment Of disease undisFut
- Trsseiler
A5tss HuL-ws fsesst and With the unanimous
al VI i'-t ttis hsrnalnE pot, eomueud
Is delightful plsc- q sooarn The seen+rJ is q IN
te rietv which have beeu eBthet 1shed by tasteful
cultivation There numerous esligbt ui drives 10
the iinity An the h9tsl T. well kept, containing eve
~ accommodation for rur~s veil for iheir comfort
/ as amusement -gN. picayune
TO PHYSICIANS AND LADIES.
DR.. HaLsTED, the Of thirty year, practice
chemical AZ n. hit at 10 harmony With the na'urNl
tausuons Of special ersaas, remedling thsr diseased
cudieuse and, Notorp%t hlchlly Gsed vltaziuE them
into healthy and viKof action thereby removing
seffy caring pfoi1Hfns Gtf and othtr fun ionAl de-
any appliances 81 the day This Aotoipsihc teAiEnent
vhole system 30 pre- tine health and vtgcr
N facts indi-putsals Ladies' and rhysiei ans
without number can s r#ferred % ~hn viii voueh for
IN ir co rpctna-s The Profession have all the evil
deues they l. Hslsted, .. tie Round Hil Va
r ture in NorthAul. t9t Mass cordially irytEs ply
eiaus to eai and tsst ta practre and piihes its
suits circular sent fee application giving tnfor-
.to n nj. an spd Il tha fur kish Chsrni1s al and
other baths Id fhefr. psrt nlsriy commended to
their notice Tho Water Cure - open wiuter and sum
The .peey recoveres uSede in the cool
/ aud winter month"; = Y Inteaendeut
INVALID GENTLEMEN.
TIE Motorpsiht atuaent srstsra II sstuunsting
v.taii4iipn a1ed ia ss y few cenrentrs
ia eetAi!e atsfa ana eis4riur sffrg use of
tnedatsd hot and cd baths eediy naOs dis
cas- This treatment il ~ esre Al merit in brfsking
rp insidous snd dR diseases dependent up
- .sF. rafa fftasr -
Ii Ia cure Of 81 epiessuss del isistfng
drsgns loss Of memory eypsTsa trOpehitis liver COM
plAfuf rheumatism. sHd IL success IL nrparAiel
"a Aidres- II BAfSTEO, y D., Eount Hill Water
ute Northampton Mass. lmchsdkw
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FIRE.

boston, March IB.
The First Orthodox Congregational
Church. in Comerviile, burned this afternoon.
Loss $4,000. Insured for Sl7. .0o0. Fire
incendary.
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For Sale,

A TWO STORY Frok Dwelling. With rins large
~ rooms gcot DR.. c'llsr. with eistsvu, good oui
hrlidlnesIot BY 40 feet d.slrsby iocNts beinz
the eA<ttfly hAls of the house pn east oornsr q
Ninth and fulton strests. In ,uire -
WI FULTON,
rnchfo Zeal kstate Agent, ~ Main street.
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s.riou. Riot At Carlisle, Penn.yivania.

serious Riot At Carlisle, Penpsyivsnia.
CARLISLE, Pa, March l6.
Last evening two soldiers came into town,
and when near the Court House, they were
attacked by A. Hamill and P. Gilmore.
Neither party were hurt and the soldiers left
for the garrison.
About or 8 O clock some fifty soldiers
came into town, armed with carbnes and re-
yolvers, and halted near the Court House,
and fired intoa crowd ofcitizens standing near
the point where the polls are located. The
citizens drew revolvers and returned the fire,
when a general riot ensued. The soldiers
retreated and run and the citizens gave pur
suit. The soldiers took position at the edge
OF town. guard arrived from the post, and
the firing was kept up for some time. The
guard arrested several citizens, and started
for the garrison. On the way they met
Hamill, whe had gun on his shoulder. He
was ordered to lay down his gun, aud on his
refusal, the guard fred upon HIM. One ball
the nipple, and cane out near tho left shoul-
der blade. The wounded man died in three
| hours.
Among the wounded are Mrs. Stewart,
who was standing in the door Of her own
house, shot through the foot; Thos. Zim-
norman, right arm; Cristy Bones, Jacob
Small, centre OF the right hand man nam
ed Holsbough, shot in the head, cutting the
scalp. All were citizens Two soldiers were
wounded, one in the head and one in the leg,
the former is mortally.
For several nights past soldiers have been
in town creating much disturbance. There
are about 400 soldiers now at this post
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Death Of . Prem,nss.tt sgeE'sHs Nsr;
yrr YoRK, March le.. !,
u;um woodruff, the famous loctes' a's'
on Long Island. vs''''N' :, co,vs.,,o0 .
the lungs.
The distilleries belonging to John Conner
and <. Hilker, in Brooklyn, were seized yes
tsrday.
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For sale.

For sale.
VERY BEsrRkBLE RHsIDEScg.-Tl-ee story
\ Brick, with ten good cistern- B4s end cf
Biamons Bow. Morgan street, between Tth Apd eth
stre%tx Eaqulre of wM FULT N
mario RsAi Estste Agent Ne. = Nain 81
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PLArTsBURG, March To-
n. NJ. Kennedy, who murdered G. N.
Williams, at Brookville, Iowa, was arrested
near the Canada line in Clinton County,
New York, yesterday, and detective Craig
from Iowa, win leave with him for home on
Monday.
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MurieiPai Election An Allentown "a.
ALLrSrows, Pa, March 10.
Samuel McIIose was elected onr first May.
o.. yesterday, by about one hundred majority.
The Republican oiy ticket was elected ip .
like majority. - - - \ = II (.
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H. q. r e N p Y G X
q e Al ESTATE
Real Estate Bough,and Solo

-tspers "a issving property With Il Ten yytk TO
sell viii be charged exai AZ comm.sigu- wsese, seir
tho prop>ity
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FROM THE PACIFIC COAST.

" March Is, 1867"
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900 freshmen Volunteer.
The Great Flood in the Ohio.
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The greatest amount insured in any ore
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Tbs greatest amount SLOWED by the rules
70 De insured. IN any one Guy, Town,
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The Act ot Incorporation ~ the Company
Is on Die with the Auditor Of lows, and
isunehsne~d
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-17

Fir., once at the foot Of Man .rs.t. On the Lerse
natl-d
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-17

Speeches by President Roberts and
Others.
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II. n TE.vBYCK, as's.,
SECOND STREET, KE0KEK.

vh the lst day Of January 1857 made 70 the Audtcr
ot Iowa, pursnsnt 70 the Statute Of that state.