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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1867-04-14

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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1867-04-14

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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-03
RIVER AND WEATHER.

LOUISVILLE March 2.
At Nashville the river is rising rapidly. A
food tide IS expected. The vesther i,
rainy.
Arrived-Starlieht, from Evansville Row.
ena from Cincinnati.
At Memphis the weather is cloudy and
rainy. Business is dull, in consequence Of
the weather.
The river rose one inch 1t is now in ten
inches Of the high water mark Of 1852.
Departed-Stonewall, for Louisville; Iron.
sides and Kate Robinson, for Pittsburg Jno.
Klgore and David Watts, for St. Louis; Dan
Able, for vicksburg; the Minneols. for Gin
cinnati, with 1900 bales of cotton; John d.
Berry. for New Orleans, with 280o bales; f.
N. Parr, Mercury, St. Patrick and A. ".
Jacobs, for Cairo.
CAIRo. March 2
A heavy rain storm. with shunder and light
ming, last night; cloudy, windy and freezing
this evening
The Mollie Able, from ST. Louis for New
Orleans, ran into the Luce Durney 10 the
storm last night, and had to be pulled of by
the Ruth.
Passed-Ned Tracy. St Louis for New
Orleans, p. M; Empire, Memphis for
Louisville, a. m; Anna, Cincinnati TO
Memphis, 10 a. m.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-03
EXTENSIVE BANK swINDLEs.
Financial Trouble I'm Boston.
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS
GOLD CLOSED 1873 3D.
FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsHISGToy, March, 2.
The President has approved the Consular
and Diplomatic Bill, and Military Academy
Bill.
Persons drafted under the calls Of February
and March. 1864, was paid commutation OF
$500, and also required 20 enter the service
or furnish substitutes.
The report from the Committee on Confer
ence on compound interest notes was agreed
to by Congress. The bill allows the issue of
$3.50, 600, 600 loan certificates at three per
cent interest, aud strikes out the second sec
tion of the bill, providing for the payment OF
interest on reserve deposits.
NEw YORK, March Q
The Times special says the veto Of the Re
construction Bill will positively be sent in to-
day. II is in print, the last revise having
been sent to the President at 10 o clock last
night. II WAS, read to the Cabinet and ap-
proved. Liberal Democratic members say
there is no intention on their part to delay
the passage Of the bill The veto on the
Tenure Of Office Bill will be sent in at the
same time. Democrats will resist the passage
OF the former.
Up TO 10 o'clock last night the President
had not received the Army Appropriation
B.ll. He will also veto that.
Part of all the enew members of the Fortieth
Congress have arrived in Washington.
The Times special says the evidence taken
in the impeachment matter thus far is of the
most hlrnsy and Irrelevant character.
The Tribune's special says several promi.
nent Republicans spent much time with the
President yesterday, and that it is said to have
caused the delay in sending in the veto, The
prominent Democrats, as well as Republicans,
were endesvoring 10 have him sign the bill.
There seems iitie of any probability of the
Conference Committee on the Loan Bill
agreeing. An effort on behrlf of compro>
mise will be made, but the chances for the
measure are poor.
The Worlds special says Horace Greely
had long interview with the President yes
terday, and weighed to persuade him TO sign
the Reconstruction Bill. II is also said be
told the President there should be an entire
Cabinet change.
II is also reported that one of the Colorado
Senators testified before the Judiciary Com
miitee that the President had made overtures
TO them, that if they would support his Ad-
minisrraton be would not veto the admission
bill; while, on the other hand, one of the
witnesses testified that the overtHres came
from the Senators, or one of them, and thai
letter making the proposition was produced
hefi1re the Committee
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-03
FROM HUDSON, n. Y.

Hupsos, \. 7.
The toxboat Columbus was totally destroy
ed by FIRE last night, at Athens, Opposite thi,
city Loss about $4,000. Accidental.
The First National Bank Of this city closed
its doors to- day for the examination of its &C
counts, the Cashier being defaulterto large
amount which it not yet known. He &C
knowledges having los; heavily in fancy stoet
speculations. Depositors are amply secured
and bill holders, the President announced
have nothing TO fear. yaluables deposited
for safe keeping are not touched. The inyes
tigation progresses.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-03
FROM NEW YORK.

NEw YoRK, March 2. :.
The Fenian Convention in this city ads
journsd Yesterday
The house carpenters OF this city, Harlem.
North New York. Brooklyn and Morgansie
have resolved 30 demand, after the first Mon
day in April, four dollars rer day.
The shell boat to be used by Browne, IN
his race with Hamill, on the Monongnhela,
in May next, has been finished at the Rob-
erts boat yard in Harlem. II is 25 feet in
length, thirteen and a-half inches beam, and
weighs thirty-6ve pounds.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-03
FROM BOSTON.
BosroS, March 2.

BOSTON, March z.
There was considerable excitement on
State street this forenoon, occasioned by the
discovery ofthe irregularities in the transac-
tions of the cashier of the State Bank, in re-
gard TO certi6cations of checks as good bear
ing the name of Meier, Ward & Co., Brokers,
who suspended payment yesterday. Three
checks were presented at the clearing house
at the morning settlement, by varions bAnks
holding the same, and were thrown out by
the State Bank which certificates were made.
The Directors ofthe Bank declare they never
entered into, or agreed 10 any arrangement
made between the city banks for certi6ca>
lions Of checks, and that such action of the
cashier was wholly unauthorized. The sum
included in these transactions is upwards of a
halt million dollars. Other parties besides
these mentioned are implicated.
There is great trouble in the financial cir
cles here. The chsier of the First National
Bank, of Newton, Mass, is short sllo, 600.
The Presiden, Of the Bank gave notice that
he came TO Boston yesterday at ii o'clock
and has not since beer hear from
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-03
FROM ST. LOUIS.

CHICAGO, March. 2.
A St. Louis special ofto>dsy says that the
prominent business now before the State Leg
islsture, consists OF financial bills Of the
Pulls and Bears from this city and from the
East who form the lobby. The main ques.
ton is to redeem the State credit by means Of
the six millions appropriated out of the
National Treasury. One scheme is to use
this amount TO buy up the bonds at the pres
sent deprecated rates, and another is TO fund
the six millions and levy an annual tax of four
tepths OF one per cent, the fund and proceeds
.of the tax to be used in paying up allthe in
tStess that may accrue; the balance Of the
fund to be invested in United States securi.
ties and reserved as sinking fund to pay
up the debt as it becomes due. If this last
scheme is adopted, it is said the State will
resume payment in January 1868.
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LITE CABLE DIsPITG HES. !
The Situation in Mexico.
Cession of Gambia to G reece.


Paris, March 2.
Cuba dispatches received here from Vera
Cruz, state that communication between
that city and the Capital was entirely cut of.
Maximilian has consequently forbidden the
transmission Of dispatches TO Europe giving
an opinion on the state Of the country, lest
they should fall into the hands of the Lib
erals.
ST. PETERSBURG, March 2.
Morning papers annnonuce that the Car
has strongly urged the Sublime Porte TO
cede the Island of Gambia TO Greece.
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Tho bill then passed, 81 against IL.
Mr.. TRUHBULL called up The House bill
which waa known ~ the indemnity bill,
which johnson attempted, unsuccessfully, to
amend, and it passed with the amendment,
36 to 8.
fec bill was read, and the bill passed over
the veto. 35 yeas to ii nays.
Mr. GRIANS. called up the bill for the re
lief Of Mr.. Webb, constructor of the Dunder.
berg. The bin passed aud goes to the Houss
for concurrence in the amendments.
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FROM CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, March 2.
The GENITAL system which was to have gone
into effect in this city yesterday was then IL.
nored by the warehouse men, and conse.
auently was not used BY dealers. As soon q
the cid warehouse receipts shalt Be eans eled
the GENITAL system will b sfally adopted BY
the elevator men. There vas partially
successfal sttenps 70 ib9oduce the censa
system on exchange to-day.
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

CINcIsSArI, March2.
The Cincinnati City Council yesterday, by
Q vote Of "a to IL, engrossed the ordinance
providing for the issuing Of bonds to the
amount Of So .ooO, 900, for the purchase of
the gas works.
ssr4 PHILADELPHIA, March 2.
Descallee Il Co., bankers, to-day were
victiniSed by q forged check, passed BY one
David Gownell.
MILWAUKEE, March 2.
The Milwaukee L Lacrosse Railroad was
sold at auction To- day to the Milwaukee and
St. Paul Railroad, for $4,000 subject to
membranes.
RICHMOND, Va, March 2.
The Governor has called IN extra session
Of the Legislature for Monday night.
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NKw YoRK, March 2.
The failure of the Boston Insurance Com
pany, sent yesterday, should have been the
Equitable Fire and Marine, and not the
Equitable Life Insurance. Please make the
correction. The mistake was made in New
York.
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NEw YoRK, March 2.
A Baltimore despatch states the prominent
candidates for United States Senator are
Judge Carmachel, ex~Gov. Thomas, and
Hon. J. d. Greres. One of them is certain
To be elected
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Z ~ - n " -
VOL. XIII.

Seventy cars loaded with railroad iron for
the Union Pacific road vas shipped over the
Gslens division of the Ail-
road yestefday. s. - 8 ! =
It is reported that 500 csrs loaded with
rails, are now en- route. between Pittsburgh
and this city, destined for Omaha
Horace Brown, recently on trial al Joliet,
for the murder Of Phillip Operman, was
yesterday found guilty by the jury and sem
fenced to ten yesrs in the Peuitentiary.
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Itacts upon the absorbens Atthe roots of the hair,
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al dealers.
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