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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

BosToS, Oct. 10.
John Quincy Adams accepts the Demo
cratic nomination for Governor of Massachu.
sets, in a letter which endorses the policy of
the Convention.
HARTFORD, Oct 10.
The State Prison, at Wethers6eld, was en-
tered by burglars last night and $500 worth of
silver ware stolen from the Furnishing shop.
MosrPELrEa, Oct. 10.
The Vermont Legislature assembled to-
day. Hon. j. w. Stewart was chosen Speaker
Of the House.
LOUISVILLE, Oct. 10.
The steamer Ella Faber, Louisville and
Henderson, KY, packet, was DESTROYED by
6re at Portland last night. The bost was
valued at $4,000 and is fully insured in
Louisville offices.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 10.
Daniel Hentzler, wealthy citizen of
Springfield, Ohio, was murdered this morn
ing By burglars, who entered his house for
the purpose of robbery. The murderers es.
capped, taking off Mr., Hentzler's horse and
buggy.
se ALBANY, Oct. 10.
At the ovation to Sheridan aud Sickles to-
day, the 10th and 25th regiments and Bur.
CESS corps turned out with full ranks.
Along the ronte of the procession many
buildings we're decorated with flags, banners
and notices. To day both receive calls at
the capital, dine with the Governor, and ac-
company him to the theater.
OMAHA, Neb.. Oct TO- :
The ball in honor of the excursionists last
night was splendid success The attends
anoe was large. and everything passed Of
most satisfactorily. The party left this noon
for the West, accompanied by several citizens
of Omaha.
NEw ORLEANS, Oct. 10.
Interments from yellow fever for twenty
four hours to this morning, 56.
NASHVILLE, Oct. 10.
Gov: Brownlow was inaugurated this fore~
roon. He appeared in the House of Repre-.
sentatises and took the oath of office. The
inaugural was read by his private Secretary.
ToRRoNro, Oct 10.
The Glode Ottawa correspondent says
1t is reported that several car loads Of arms
were discharged at Potsdam or Malone, for
the use of FeniAns, and conveyed into the
country bordering on the St. Lawrence river
and secre,ed, to be ready when required by
the Brotherhood. The report cannot be
traced to any reliable source
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FROl BALTIMORE.

BALr1xoRE, Oct. 10.
The Republican State Convention met to-
day, and made the following nominations:
! For Gsyersor, Judge AsSh l.. Bond; for
Attorney -Gensral. Il. II. Qoldsboroegh, Of
Talbot; for Comptroller, F. SchleI, of Fred.
erick.
Resolutions were adopted that The Republi.
can party Of Maryland adhere firmly to the
principles Of manhood Suffrage, universal and
uniform education, and the payment Of the
National debt, and pledge themselves 70 fight
it out on that line. F
The second resola4ion advocates public cd
ucatioa for III children in the State, aad the
maintenance ofthe present school system IN
the 6aAs, with no changes except 70 increass
its usefulness, and to promote economy.
ThsAAird resolution hvors the repeal Of tn
present militia Law.
e he psunscsaEs ses kfing 100 guns On Fed.
eral Hill in houor Of the result IN The lato
elqqls4ot0 OH - HonnlS31oa :
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sssE r r .
FLasEncs, O. lo.-TAses ,vas a.oska
hastls yesterday bstwesa tie Gariba1dins
"a PIpd ftcaS hslf MoasalAAasAi Il. i
reported ~ ~ isssdsrs .rsss dsfsassd,
~ no rsliAbls Aeeusns Of ~ ssssh i ~
csived. aa
Men q ~ pasH of action hsre assert that
~ inssrTsctioa will soon break ont in ths
sity = Rose itsslf. Thsy " prspantious
for this purpose ere complste, and leaders of
The movement in Rome are acting in concert
With the invaders in vitsrbo and elsewhere.
LoSDox, Wednesday Evening. The *.
citsnsnt abost Fsaians n the North Of Eng-
land il unabated, and the Government eon-
tinues il precautions against any ostbreak.
Another detachment Of regular troops are
under orders TO leave BY railroad for Cum.
berland Garrison, Carlisle.
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sse i "a NH Y0nnx O. 10
II Nsaae' Haahineton speciIl mUs !:
kTheeoi eupi santh heei1v - n. see&ama6k
IAI1f 23 q eSo1 a1n6anGd i6-day
ta n IR8 r. S5ak ny eloetious;
vkicH q coaslrdee p - endorSe neat sc Lis
poliev. - noaN eooo naka sone necesoaxy
esansss r. his Ceb;set Secrsaasy NcCul.
k3echieposfa2io .1lll u saiRen 10 soma New
YoekC Conaarvntiva rsseIS Coerinnse uame
ef10us1 NfSf 4 Nev5fGh I11n q ~ Irsas.
- W{1f anlt n Esre66 - bevf M Semo-
NJ. FSrs kis plsCs, = = 49, known, Jerry
Black, or sx Senator Covan, have The strong.
ct claim. Il is conceded that the Democrt.
mpfHonmylvpmia re sntAled- - recogni>
tfoa. 1s% = M
ExsIndian Commissioner Bogy 10 urged
BY the Western Democracy for the 6ecreta~
Sy1hip e the Intsrius. Hn 4 FL
ocu he was sens for By tie Presiasat, and
says that ~ will return to St. Louis on FFi>
day, If the President will let him.
/ Il 10 said tit fraud has been discovered By
which 5, 900 iIleNl Democratic votes we're res
ceived In Philadslphis. .sa
The colored juries in North Carolina are
SAID to be giving satisfaction so far Rener.
ally.
Gen. Seh06eld has arrived in Warrington
on business Of private nature.
The Heralds special says: There 10 no
foundation for the reports Of CabiAst changes,
nevertheless the President, il is stated, il dis.
satisfied With certain matters ia the Tresury
Depsrtmeet, and will soon take measures to
get rid OF McCulloch.
Hunnicptt made speech to the negroes
10 Charles City ooenty recsntly, and advised
them. if they coald not handle nmskets, they
could set irs to the dwellings of their enc.
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FROM DUBUQUE.

DusuouE, lows, Oct. 10.
It is asserted that the Fenian Brotherhood
here voted The Hepablicau ticket tnsafiy unsn.
imously, and that had the Germans mol bolt
ed on the liquor question. the Republican
majority would have been larger than at the
last election.
The Illinois Central Railroad Company is
perfecting arrangements to pass cars over
the Mississippi fiver at this point, thereby
avoiding reshipment Of freight, and changing
cars by passengers.
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FROn CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Oct. 10.
A lumber wagon, containing six persons,
was run into by locomotive last evening, at
the crossing Of the Chicago. Burlington and
Quincy r. r., at Centre Avenue. Csspar
and a son Of Ortham was badly injured.
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Convent t1ift Enterprise
No. OF Tickets, about. t...........3, 1000.
No. Of Valuable Prizes-.--.........3O

TO be DRAWN
Between the 18th & 24th of Dec, '67,
AT
GIBBONS OPERA ROUSE.
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pESNsYLvANrA.

PHILADELpHIA. Uct. 10.
TIE footing up of the reported maiorities
in forty-G counties, with the latest oonvie-
tions, show Democratic majority Of s.267.
There are twenty one counties to come in, OF
which fifteen gave Republican majorities last
year.
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The Republican State Central Committee
figure up Republican majority of 1900 in
the State.
Cot Wallace, Chairman Of the Democratic
Committee. has received positive informa>
ton from the different counties which indi>
cate majority for Sharswood of three to
eight thousand.
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7. B. PETERSON l. BROTHERS,

3Oe CHESTNUT sreet, Phiiadeipkia, Pa.
Cpi the above book will b sent any In id.
vance Of the ay Of Publication, to any place. postage
paid. on receipt Of rstal price
WAErHp-AGHNTs and cAEvAssBRs In every
county town. and village In tho United States aud Can
adas engage in getting subscribers the above work
octll-lt
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OOK.DInD1R.
Pa1es.. ....... McCuass D1dk, Eain y - =

BOOTS . 1M0nD-VgHULnUAE1 :.
HAmbiston Z Huiskanp. Main stfsst.
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TICKETS ST 90.
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CLOTHIEns.

CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, &C.
IN q Copelin ,...........-,53 Main stree
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.KEOKUK DIRECTORY.

AETO01RYQs rs
Moess Ksowiai...s .sohAsoa a-.h 4spee 1esss.
Collins Nesoo6
James u. An4sssoa ......-.....ee4. MAin 3 ~ sts.
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BosToS, Oct. 10.
John Quincy Adams accepts the Demo
cratic nomination for Governor of Massachu.
sets, in a, letter which endorses the policy of
the Convention.
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yencill Jones 4 Co... cor Third 4 Main streets.
Hess, Stern Co.......cor Second : Main streets.
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sAm @ Bridess..... ... Nos ; Bs>ss House.
Ayres, Mann 4 Ayres .......67 Main street.
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David Lowry etfeet
W we.tcott ........... Main street--near Posrths
Ed Carter 1 ,... $3.50 MAia street.
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BOOTS 4 sHOEs-RETAIL.
II faisk amp Matess .............80 Main street.
Huiskamp / Bro...... Main street--bst 9Th 5th.
Z Hart, ..............13S Main street.
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CROcKERY 4 QUEEHsWARH.
Carey 4 Le Faivre. 80. Main street-bet 5th 9th
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BAHKHno HOUSE.

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LETTERS FROM EUROPE,

Editor Of tie "Phiiadeiphia Pre.s" and "WasA-
iagtor Chronicle" and Secretary Of the
Senate Of the United Stases.
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MA lady in Dayton, O., died Of tight lacing
recently.
~ George whitney, from Massachusetts,
shot himself dead, in San Francisco on the
20th Of February. There seemed no especial
reason for the suicide. He left q note saving
he Was not insane, but he had concluded to
pass in his checks"
~ The number OF paurers in the British
Empire 70 steadily increasing. According TO a
return recently made to the British Parlia.
ment, there were in the first week of Decem.
Der, 1866, s04 1872 paupers in England and
Wales, a. compared with ss2,O25 in the CORE.
spending period Of 1865.
~The Baltim dreams are to have the horse
cars run ON Sunday, if the popular vote sig
mites such wish. The hackmen of that city
oppose the idea.
~Cat milk has been analyZed bv a mann.
Der Of the French Academy, and it appears
that that newly suggested beverage possesses
immense Strengthening qualities.
ga negro recently refused to take the oath
as postmaster at Forest Depot. Virginia. be-
cause he 'sympathized".w with the South uring
the rebellion.
01n all quarters Of Virginia there il 4
quantity OF fne land for sale, and most profit
able investments can be made, by those who
have capital.
~Tbe Appomattox Court House Church,
ruined by the war. is making a strong effort t.
rebuild it's sanctuary.
~The New York Insurance Companies
which Illuminated proscriptive edict against
assurances for jews, will, probably make
nothing by that operation. The course of
these companies 10 generally condemned bv
Jews ana Gentife.
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PROPOSALS.
DROPOeALs FOB CATTLE FOB INDIAN
\. - 6BRvICB. --..----.. -


DkfAH1hENr OF IHE INrk1Iok,S
RrclsssIs viii bersoslyed up 70 the Ism day Of
Nay. lss1, q re once Of q. D: Dsnnsn. ssgefin-
tsndent OF Indian Affair." fer the Northern Super-
delivery ct 0sahs City Of the following Stock
500 head Of Ain osvs for the win..eseo In
400 s..S S sT ,ss :.
OF the hiobrsrA, Eebraska.
500 head OF nix Cows for the Hsncton Sioux In
dams. oeculyinG reservation in Dakota
Ice head Of Min Csvs for the omaha InSiaus
occupying reservation in Nebraska.
go head Of young American Bulls.
80 hes6 Of Beef Cattle, lsteer:J
breed, not less than three nor more than seven
years old; Cows with young calves, or osws with
calf, will be preferred. Bry cows viii not be re-
eetved. The Bulls must be not less than three
years oIS, and the Beef Cattle net less than four
Superintendent Desmsn viii have the right 10
any or oil the cattle IL he deems that the cattle
delivered are not Of the required character.
Superintendent Depman will be authorized ts
receive the said cattle and to give hers 70 the
psruee delivering the cattle, to be paid Of the
once Of the Csmmissioner Of Indians Affairs In
The time OF the deli very of the cattle will be de-
ternined by Superintendent Denman who win also
nave the power to change the place of deli livery,
Win the consent Of the contractor.
=, 0ood and uaicient bends will DO required for
the fsthful fulfllment Of the contract.
Size viii not be received for less number IN sn
the total number Of cows and bulls called for.
the eeef cattle. o. II. BROwNIH0,
mn ~ Secretary.
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EDwD. MCPHERSON, Clerk
GEURIIC-Na III

lfUBLlC-N0. 80.
An ACT 10 authorize the trustees of the Foup-
dry Methodist EpiscopaD Church TO sell
and convey square number two hupdred
and thirty-five, in the city OF Washington.
BE At enacted Jy the Sendte ard House of Rep.
resentatireS IF The United States of America in
Congress assembled, That Presley Simpson
James w. Barker, Edward Owen, David A
Gardner, Nathaniel Mullikin, William ]
Sbley, Daniel ID. L. Leech, Edward f. Simp-
Foundry methodist Episcopai) Church in
the city Of Washington. in the District of Co.
lumpia, and their successors in office, be, and
they are hereby, authorized and empowered
10 sell and convey a certain square Of ground
In said city. known ard distinguished on the
ground plan thereof as square numbered two
hundred and thirty 1--WE, now held by said
trustees in trust for said church, and lately
used, in part, as a burial ground, free and dis.
charged OF and from any trust, express or i'm
pied, now existing, or which may hereafter
before the execution of a conveyance of said
square. exist in said trustees or their success.
sors, whether by virtue of the deed originally
conveying the same TO the trustees of said
church, or by virtue of any deed or deeds GER
trncate or certificates, or anv writing or writ
Ines whatever. by said truete tees or their preds
cessors, conveying any lot or lots, site or sites
IN the part OF said square used as d burial
ground as aforesaid and free and discharged
OF and from any and every right, title, and
interest, legal and equitable now existing in
any lotholder in said burial ground, under
any contract with said trustees'or their prede-
cessors: Pr0rided, tt0,oseef, That the said
trustees CT their SUCCESSORS shall out of the
proceeds of such sale, remove or cause 10 be
removed the dead that are, now Inferred in
said ground. and give them decent sepulture
IN some pnblic cemetery outside the Corporate
limits of the city Of Washington.
. approved, February IL. lc67.
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[PEBLIC-No. 81

AN ACT to declare the sense of an act entitled
IAN act TO restrict the jurisdiction of the
Court Of Claims, and 10 pro vide for the paw
nent Of certain demands for quartermasters'
stores and subsistence supplies furnished to
the army of the United States.7
BE IL enacted by the Senate and House of Rep.
resentdtires Of tie United States Of america IN
Congress assembled, That the provisions of
chapter two hundred and forty OF the acts of
the thirty eighth Congress, first session, ap.
proved July fourth, eighteen hundred and
sixty-four, shall not De construed to1authorize
the settlement Of any claim for supplies or
stores taken or furnished for the use Of or
used by, the armies Of the United States. nor
for the occupation OF, or injury 20, real estate
nor for the consumption, APPROPRIATION. or
distraction OF, or damage to, personal pro.
perry, by the military authorities or troops OF
the United States, where such claim oriein tea
during the war for the suppression or the
southern rebellion, in q State, or part of y
State. declared In insurrection by the procia.
nation of the President OF the United s;tsfes
dated July brsf, eighteen hundred and siisv.
two. or in q State which BY an ord,uau GO or -.
ceseien attempted to withdraw from the JJniteSs
STATES government Provfdsd,i rhat nothing
ber.in contained shall repest or mpdafy the
eGe Il Of any act or joint resolution, S1tsndine.
provisions OF the said scs Of Jaly fepr q
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STATES NAVAL STATION,
u LFaGrE ISLAND March % ls6

BY order Of the Navy Department, from the Ba-
reau Of Construction and Repairs, sealed propo-
tals fer the removing or wrecking and recovering
the properly in the Q. s. D. New ironsides - win
be received Ct this office until p IN. OF the 18th
of April, 1857, when they Will be opened. The
proportion for wrecking mus, state the proper
ton of the proceeds of the Gales which Is t. be
paid to the salvors, also the time within which
the work Is TO be completed. with the understand
ing that In lieu of bonds and ether security fer
the fuidllwent Of the agreement. the pro perty
covered n TO be placed in the haads of the Gov
erpment te be sold from time to time, may be
deemed ssysui ageOus, the proceeds remaining in
the hand: of the Government until the whele Of
the wreck is removed and the work completed to
its Subtraction. In ease OF failing 10 prosecate
the work with satisfactory diligence. or to CON-
plete IL in due tin the department reserves the
right to apnul the agreement, and the prope rty
recovered will be tor feited to the Government
For the purchase. as she lies, the proposition
must state the time9 ithin which the wreck will
be entirely removed The money to De p.id At
the vessel will be forfeited TO the GoyeFspent;
the right will be reserved to reject All OF the OF
fers; and no agreement for wreckfns will be
awarded until the apparatus Oh IN oiaaer has
purpose. Infornatton oan be obtained ~ this
once Of the amount Of weight Of iron. plating,
machinery boilers. and other srt,oie; IL I'll: ship
mn Is mwfst 6ommsoaast Naval station.
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IPUBLIC-No. gg.1
AN ACT regulating the tenure OF certain
civil offices

AN ACT regulating the tenure OF certain
civil offices.
BE II enacted On the Senate and House OF ReDre-
ssR'dtices Of Hs aifed States Of America an CON
gress assembled, That every person holding
any civil office TO which he has peen appoint ted
by AID with the advice and consent of the
Senate, and every person who shall here
after be appointed any such Office and
shall become duly qualified 10 act therein is.
and shall De entitled 10 hold such office until
asuccessor shall have beef in ike manner ap-
pointed and duly qualified, except as herein
otherwise provided: ProctdsoL That be Secre-
taries OF State. Of the Treasury. of War, OF the
Navy, and OF the Interior. the Postmaster
General, and the Attorney General shall hold
their offices respectively for and during the
term of the President by whom they may have
been appointed and for one mouth thereafter
subject 20 removal by and with the al vice ana
consent OF the Senate.
SEC: 2 Ind BE u further enacted, That when
any oncer appointed as aforesaid, excepting
judges of the United States Courts, shall,
during a recess OF the Senate be shown by eyi.
dence satisfactory 10 the President, 70 be guilty
OF misconduct in office, or crime, or for any
reason shall become incapable or legally dis
qualiffed TO perform its duties, In such case
and In no other, the President may suspend
sueh omeer and designate some suitable per-
son 70 perform temporarily the duties of such
ONCE Until the next meeting OF the Senate and
until the case shall be acted upon by me Sen
ate, and sucn person SO designated shall take
the saths and give the bonds required nv Iaw
TO be taken and given by the person duly an
pointed 10 I'LL such once; and IN such case !,
shall De the Cuty OF the President, within
twenty days after the first day Of such next
meeting Of the Senate, TO report TO the
Senate such suspension, with the evidence
and reasons for his action in the ease and
che name Of the person SO designated to per-
form the duties of such once. And il the
Senate shall concur in such suspension, and
al wise and consent TO the removal OF such
sficer, they shall so certify TO the President
who may thereupon remove such odicer, an ID,
by and with the advice and consent OF the
Senate, appoint another person TO such ONCE.
But If the Senate shall refuse 70 concur in
such suspension, such ofiicer so suspended
sbaE forthwith resume the functions Of his
once, and the powers Of the person SO per-
for ming It's duties in his stead shall cease, and
The o6eial salary and smoluments of such
o@cer. snail, during such suspension, belong
fothe person 80 performing the dnees thereof
and NOT 10 the officer 80 suspended: Prorided
hotrerer. That the President, In case he shall
become satisfied that such Suspension was
made on insufficient grounds, shall be author.
fzed, At any time before reporting such sus.
pension to the Senate ~ above provided 10
+ REVOKE such suspension and reinstate such
oficer id ths performance OF the duties OF his
once, f "a tF3 40
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AUCTION SALES.
RI THos. DOwLINe, Auet.; ssossetevs.
OHAECllY sAL1 OF VALUABLE IN.
fk0UHrnHHS aApo, 9SlNRHQyHD rn0PnBTY

By virtue q decree Of the So preme court Of
the District Of Columbia, Dasssd On the sth day
o. February A, y. aie0, in Oause No co, Docket
Z, Fell vs. Dewling ct. a., the undsrsisned viii
sell at public auction, &c The hishesf biidcr. on
THURSDAY, the 18th day Of April A. b., 1851, at
4o'ei9Sk ,. M; ct the premises, parts Of Let 10.
ISL, 1eall's Addition to oeorsetown. the ssme
fronting on Bridge street, between HoIt9omery
and Green streets. and facing the end Of Pennsyi-
vania avenue - extended into GeorgstewH.
The three stsry Brick House. with che lot, which
story Frame Houses, west Of the brick house,
scDafately with lots respectively attached TO the
And o. FRIDAY, the 18th DAY Of April. A. d
lSe, q the Iiemises, at O'Clock p. m, we will
sell the subdf vision lots known q Lots "Bn and
20, IN Sweenyt subdivisio Of lot 4, in square
No: s.e, In the city Of Washipgton. Lot will be
sold IN three separate parcels, each having
front Of "a feet Inches ON ID street west bet vesn
los feet to an alley in the rear; and Lot"OD in
three separate parcels, each having . front Of IL
feet inches on south G street, between I'd ana 3D.
streets west, BY depth of about lSf feet inches
All the above property 10 desirable. and deserves
the attention OF persons desiring invest in such
Terms Of sale, az prescribed by ths decree One
third cash; the residue In two Ga al payments IT
six and twelve months. with interest from the day
of sale; or, At the option OF the pureh aser, the
whSle gnrehnsss money may be paid in cash pres
The titles are perfect.
f. w JOINS,
OHARLES r. MATTHEW'S, trustees.
NH 50 10t&ds THOS- BOWLING, Auct