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Smyrna times., 1868-02-12

The pea. nut trade of Wilmington. n. o.,
.usnnnts 10 several hundred thousand dollars
yearly. A single firm shipped FIVE thousand
bushels of them week before last a
Smyrna times., 1868-02-12

Miss Buchanan, once rallying her cousin, an
othcer on his courage, said /" Now, Mr.. Har-
rls, do you really mean to tell me you can walk
up to cannon's mouth without fear 2"-
Yes, was the prompt reply, "or o Buchas
mans eithsE." And he did.
Smyrna times., 1868-02-12
OFFICIAL.

LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES,
fsssed at the First Session of the TAirty Ninth Con-
~ts QTeSs.
Smyrna times., 1868-02-12
SURVEYORS GENERAL AND THEIR

Az ACT making appropriations for the legislative executive
ding the thrteth eighteen hundred and
and for other ' o'sA'
Smyrna times., 1868-02-12

WHAT PETER BRADLY's WIFE SAID ABOUT
HIS LITERARY EFFUSIoN.-PETER TAKES A
NOME DE PLUME, AND is NO MORE KNOWN
TO OUR READERS AS PETER Brady.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-12
dbe 9ailp 6ate Gitp.
Laws OF IOWA.
Published by Authority.
CHapTEg VII.

CHARTER VII.
An Act granting to the United States Gov.
ernment the right ofway for ship canal
around the Des MONIES or lower rapids in the
Mississippi River on the Iowa side
SEcTIos |. BE il enacted By the General
assembly of the State of Iowa. That the
United States Government, now construct
Ing canal over and around the lower rapids
OF the Mississippi River, may take and hold,
IN accordance with the provisions of article
three, chapter hfty-hve, of the Revision of
1850, so much land with any improvements
thereon as may be necessary for the location,
construction and convenient use of said canal.
and also TO take, remove and use for the con-
siruetion and repair of said canal, any earth,
gravel stone, timber or other material not
only from, the land taken for the canal itself
but from other adjacent lands, If the same
shall become necessary and in The ahaence
OF any agreement between tie United States
Government or its authorized agents and the
owners of such lands and material in regard
to the compensation therefor, the same shall
be ascettaned and determined by commits.
Fionersto be appointed by the Sheriff of Lee
GonRty, Iowa, in conformity with the nroyi-
siens OF Article 3, CHARTER SIS, Of the Raw
son aforesaid proridei the land so taken
otherwise than by the consent of the owners
shall not exceed fifteen hundred feet in
width.
SRcTioS 2. When the United States officer
having charge of said work, or the contrae-
tors under him, shall find it necessary in the
construction Of said canal to borrow or use
material from adjacent lands and consent
cannot be obtained from, or the price thereof
agreed upon with the owners, said commits
aionera, appointed as aforesaid shall assess the
damages which the owners thereof will sus-
tain, the same to be paid ont Of any appro.
priation made by Congress for that purpose,
which damages shall be paid under aad ae-
cording to the provisions Of Article 8, chap,
ter 55, Of the tevision of 1860, saving to the
parties the right Of appeal as therein provid.
ed, Of the proper Court having Jurisdiction
thereof, notice oil which appeal shall be Civ
en- to tie officer having charge of such work,
and all the provisions Of said article and chap
ter aforesaid, not inconsistent with the pro-
visions OF thisaet (, shall be applicable to the
proceedings under and IN pursuance Of THE
act.
SEcrIoS 9. This act being deemed BY the
General Assembly of the State of Iowa Of
immediate Importance, shall take eflee. and
be infofced from and after its publication in
the STATE Register, newspaper published Mt
Des MONIES Iowa, and the daily GATE CRY,
newspaper published at keokuk, Iowa.
Approved February 9Th, 1868.
hereby certify that the foregoing Act took
elect by publication, as required by Section s
thereof, en- the sth day Of February, A. d.
1863 Ed WRIGHT. Seety of State
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AssiGnee's Notice of appointment

In the uistrit Court - the Tinted ses tte ~
trict Of Iowa. IN hsnsruptcy, In the ms.tar 81 Il
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day Of December = D.. 1857 a,judseI 8ankrapt-
npoa their swa pstitions by Jona truce, Register In
Bankrnytcr o. the said Court.
bAtsi at Keoknk. lows l4ih FAY OF February, 4. D,
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feiR99-S Assignee.
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c. L. SNOW.
The New York herald., 1868-04-29
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY M&RKEr.-LoNDoN, April 2s-l1:l5
A. M.-The favorable news received from Abyssinia
Is still exercising healthu influence In financial
circles. Money Is easy. Consols are still higher
The opening rate this morning was 941S 94A for
money and account There Is better feeling In the
market for American securities and prices are gene
rally 1rmer and higher.
LONDON MONEY MARKEr.-LoNDoS April 2s-Even-
ing.-Consols steady, at 93H 931s for money and
account. American securities close quiet at the fol-
lowing rates:-Untcd States five-twenties, 7Oiz;
Eries, Al; Illinois Centrals, 94I.
FRANKFORT TBouRsE.-FRANKroRT, April 23-Even
ing-Unted States bonds have not nuctuated much
Today, and prices are firm at 1871 for the old issue.
PARIS BOURsE.-PARIs, April 2s.-The Bourse
opens decidedly 1rmer this morning. Rentes are
quoted at 69f., 45c or 20c. higher than yesterday
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.-LIvERPOoL, April
2s-Evening.-The cotton market closed dull and
q fraction lower on American descriptions
as ae bsee Considerable doing cotton 70 arryc
Middng upIands on the spot, 127Sd.; mddling up
lands to arrive, 13hd.; middng Orleans, I3kd.
cotton from Bombay for Liverpool for the week end
ing April Is at $4,000 bales.
fRADE EREPoRr.--LIvERrooL- April 2s-Evening.-
The advices from Manchester are favorable. Yarns
and fabrics firm, and there is aqulte active trade
LIVERPOOL BREADsruFrs MARKEr-LIvERPooI,
April 2s-Evening.-The market Is quiet. Corn
steady at 3ss. Sd. Wheat 16s ID per GENITAL for Cali
forna white and 14s Cd. for No. red western. Bar
lev 5s ID per bushe Oats, 4s. I'd. per bushel Peas
ass per 5Oi lbs. Flour, S7s. per Dbl. for western
canal,
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKEr-LrvERpooI
Apr,l 2s-Evening.- Is active and advancing:
the latest sales were made at 67s. Sd. per cwt for
American. Pork dull. Beef, li7s. Cd. per bbl for
best grades OF American fine. Bacon, 49s. Cd. per
cwt. for Cumberland cut.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKEr.-LrvERPooL, April
2s-EyeuinQ.-Rosn has advanced to 7s per cwt for
common Wilmington Pale rosn Is Unchanged
Petroleum Is dull and has declined to Is. Id. per
gallon for standard white. The other articles are
unchanged.
LONDON MARKErs.-LoSDoS April 2s.-sugar, 2es.
Cd per cwt. for No. IL Dutch standard Lnseed OIL
sae per ton Lnseed cakes, sio ios per ton for thin
oblong for feeding.
PETROLEUM MkRKEr.--ANrwERP, April 2s-Even.
ing.-Petroleum closes heavy at 42x francs per bar.
rel for American standard white.
The New York herald., 1868-04-29

medals ana diplomas awarded at the Paris Expo.
sition to Americans. and now exhibited in the old
Hail OF Representatives one hundred more were
received to-day. The distribution will be made in
the course Of week.
The Union Pacific RaIIroad.
The Secretary OF the Interior has submitted IN tho
President the report OF the commissioners appointed
to examine the fourteenth section Of twenty.dye
miles OF the Union Pacific Railway, eastern division
representing that the said fourteenth section
is ready for present service and completed and
equipped as o first class railroad, and that
the telegraph line is completed for the same distance
which commences on the three hundred and thirty
fifth and terminates on the three hundred and six
teth mile post the Missouri river at the State line
The Secretary recommends the acceptance OF the re-
port, and the issue to the company OF bonds and
patents for the lands account Of the section which
has been approved by the President and the Secre
tares Of the Treasury and the Interior directed
to carry into effect.
The New York herald., 1868-04-29
NEWS ITEMS.

A. fire In Samia, Canada, on Monday night de-
stroyed property valued at $4,000. and one at
Brighton property TO the amount OF s25O 900.
Mayor Barrows, OF Jackson, Miss, has been re-
moved by the military authorities.
Governor Evans, President OF the Denver Pacific
Railroad, reports that the contracts for completing
the entire road from Cheyenne to Denver were let
yesterday.
The accommodation train from Brady's Bend on
the Allegheny Valley Railroad, when near Burning
Wells, Pa, yesterday, jumped the track and was pre-
clpitated into the Allegheny rNer. No person was
killed; but Miss Marshall Mrs. Hooper, Mr. ST.
George and Mr.. Angel were severely injured.
broken rail was the cause ofthe accident.
There are two hundred and eightysix boats in the
ETie canal, between Rome and New London, bound
east. They commenced moving on Monday morn
ing. Navigation Is good al along the line.
Mr.. Hudson coored woman, In Lockland, Ohio
LEFT her two young children alone In the house for
about half an hour on Monday, and during her alb
sence the house caught fire, and the children were
burned TO death before assistance could be rem
dered.
General schofeld yesterday appointed John E.
Stokes Mayor OF Portsmouth, and list OF council
men for that city.
John MilIward, one Of the proprietors Of SPOTS.
wood hotel In Richmmod Va, on Tuesday, a week
ago, intmated to some friends that they would not
see him again, and has since been missing, till yes;
terday afternoon, when he was found In the canal
with bullet hole In the head.
The New York herald., 1868-04-29

SENATE.


ALBANY, April 25, 1868.
The bill relative to the Kings County Inebriate
Home was ordered to third reading.
on motion Of Mr. MURPHY 1t was amended by
appropriating 100000 to the institution this year
aud $4,000 year hereafter. The said appropria-
tion Is TO be paid from the license moneys collected
In Brooklyn.
VETO MESSAGES.
The message was received from the Governor We
tong the 125th street horse railroad BILL The message
was laid on the table.
second message was announced vetoing the bin
for increasing the fees OF sheriffs, which was also
laid on the table.
BILLS REPORTED.
by Mr. CR0wLEY-Two bills relative to the storage
OF cornbustible materials In New York; adversely.
Agreed TO.
Against the bill for increasing the pay OF the mem
bers OF the New YORK Fire Department, which was
laid on the table.
Amending the act for the improvement Of Brook.
lyn Heights.
Against bill No. 2 prohibiting gas companies TO
make deposits OF money, which was agreed TO.
Relative to opening certain streets In Brooklyn.
The Buffalo water act was ordered 10 third read
Ing.
Incorporating the Rhinebeck Gas light Company
Against the elevated railroad In Broadway, New
York, which was agreed to.
Against Incorporating the Tenth street and Cort-
landt Street Ferry RairoadAcompany, which was
agreed 70.
Against compelling the Sixth Avenue Railroad
The New York herald., 1868-04-29
YAlnING IN ENGLAND.
THE YACHTING CoSGRps

THE YACHTING CONGRESS.
MR. EDITOR OF BELLS LIFE:-When IL this Yacht
ing Congress to come or Unless II Is set on foot,
and their set OF rules promulgated at once, all benefit
arising from II will be lost to the yacht clubs Of Great
Britain for this To be Of any their code
ought to be discussed and circulated this month"; and
tous allow the yacht clubs to adopt them II they think
ht at their general meetings. which usually come off
early In May. II the meeting is put OF to give the
members Of the congress an opportunity OF killing
two birds with stone to see the Derby and attend
the congress during same week. the yachting interest
will suffer, which think would be q pity. The fey
officers surely attend races, &C., at their oYn
time: bat think the congress is OF too great mpor-
tance to be postponed for such minor considerations
Yours, &C., X.
The annual dinner ofthis club will take place at
Great Yarmouth. on Monday, June S. The opening
cruise will be made from Great Yarmouth on the
following day. and the first regatta Of the season will
take place at Cantley on Thursday, June IL. The
second regatta Is fixed to come of at wroxham on
Thursday, July and the third at Oulton Tuesday,
August 4.
The New York herald., 1868-04-29
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

WASHINGTON. April 2S, 1868.
The SPEAKER laid before the House copy OF the
constitution of South Carolina, recently ratified,
which was referred to the Committee on Reconstruc.
ton.
THE ADMISSION OF SOUTHERN STATES
Mr.. PAINE, (rep.) OF Ohio, introduced three sepa.
rate bills for the admission Of the States OF South
Carolina, North Carolina and Louisiana. They are
similar to that introduced by him yesterday In the
case Of Arkansas. The bills were referred to the
Committee on Reconstruction.
REPORTED FRAUDULENT SALE OF IRON-CLADs
Mr.. WAsHBuRNE, (rep.) of ILL.,. introduced the fol-
lowing resolution
Resolved, That the Joint Committee on Retrencb
ments shall inquire into the alleged fraudulent sale
by the Navy Department of the iron clads NeOtic
and Catawba to Alexander Swift 4 Co., and report
the facts and circumstances connected Herewith to
Congress.
MI. BROOKS dem:) of N Y, inquired why the
matter should be referred to the Committee on Re-
Mr.. WAsHBURNE replied, because that committee is
authorized to make examinations Of this character
and because they can make them with more facility
than any other committee.
Mr.. BRooKs--The inquiry might as well be en-
mittee on Retrenchment.
Mr.. wAsHBURNE-The Committee on Commerce is
not authorized to make the investigation.
The resolution was agreed to.
RIGHTS OF FISHERMEN IN CANADIAN WATERS
Mr.. PIKE, lrep.) of Me-, introduced the following
JOINT resolution which was referred to the Committee
Be it resolved That the President be requested to
senu SulIcient NUMBER OF vessels OF war TO the Sh
Ing grounds In the Gulf OF st. Lawrence adjacent
to the British provinces for the purpose Of protect
ing American vessels in the exercise of their rights
as recognized In the treaty Of 1888 Within one ma
rne league OF the line, as 1t follows the indentaons
OF the coast and also for the purpose OF TAX
Ing that the valuable property in ships shall
not be c0niscated for the alleged nractions Of the
Provincial rights on the fishing grounds, and that
whatever punishment for trespass Is inflicted shall
be IN proportion to the pecuniary injury occasOned
by the offence.
DEPARTURE FOR THE SENATE CHAMBER.
The SPEAKER said that If the members Of the
Hc3se should return to their han before three O'Clock
the transaction Of business must be expected.
The House thea accompanied the impeachment
Managers To the Senate.
The New York herald., 1868-04-29
THE NEW DOMINION.

Sympathy Extended to the Queen Over the
Assault ON Prince Alfred.
OTTAWA, April %, 1868.
The Houuse Of Commons sat yesterday with closed
doors. The subject under consideration was sus-
picion of Feniansm that has fallen on certain en-
ployes Of the House in connection with the recent
assassination of darcy MCGEE.
message from the Duke OF buckingham relative
to the attempted assassination of Prince Alfred was
laid before both Houses. An address conveying the
sympathy OF Parliament to her Majesty and
agreed upon In the Senate Senator Mitchell
was particularly severe on the Fenian organization
and expressed the hope that the most vigorous
efforts would bemade to stamp it out in the British
Dominion.
The New York herald., 1868-04-29

Total for the three months. SO, $780, 400
There were no returns from Maine, New Jerseyi
Vermont Dacotah and Delaware. Returns from the
following districts have not been received for
January:--Arizona and Fifth North Carolina; for
February, Arizona and Fifth North Carolina for
March, Arizona, Third Alabama, Second, Third,
Fourth and Fifth California, Dacotah, seventh
Indiana, Second and Ninth Kentucky, Second Mis-
slssppi, Third Missouri, Montana, Nebraska,
Third, Fifth and Seventh North Carolina,
sixth Ohio, Sixth Tennessee, Second and Third
Texas, utah. Second Virginia, oregon and Washing.
Territories The United states Ia divided into
two hundred and forty collection districts OF which
two hundred and thirty-eght have made returns for
January and February, and two hundred aud four
teen for March,
Medals from the Paris Exhibition.
In addition 10 the two hundred gold aud silver
The New York herald., 1868-04-29
INDIA.
..sClAL TELEGRAM TO THE HERALD.

Progress Of the Frontier War-Kandahar and
KheIat Retakeh by the Natives.
QUEENS HOTEL, LONDON, April %, 1885,
The Governor General Of India telegraphs des-
patches to Sir Stafford Northcote at the India House.
under date OF Calcutta the 2sd Of April, announcing
that Sirdar Mahomed Yakoof Kahn, son of the Ameer
shere Ali, has in the course Of the border war
ments now in progress retaken Kandahar and Khe-
lat.i-g -ghilZe,
The New York herald., 1868-04-29
TENNESSEE.


MEMPHIS April 2s, 1858.
In consequence Of the heavy rains there was very
slim attendance at the races on the first day, the
track being very heavy. The mile heats for Shelby
county horses were won by Viola, who beat Donovan
In 2:04 and 200.
The second race mile heats best three in nve, was
won by Pat Maloy; time, 1859, 1:Ol, 200, 2o4 and
2:O8K, beating Pat Cleburne, Nelly Guynne and
Transit. On the third heat Pat Ceburne fell nearly
killing his jockey.
The second days's attendance (April 2s) was very
slim and the track In a worse condition than yes
terday, owing to the heauy rains
The mile heats for three year 0lds was won by On
tario in two straight heats, beating Sea Gull; time,
209k, 200. The second race, two mile heats for ali
ages was won by Warwick's Joe Johnston; time,
42l, 4:23 beating Theta and Veto, Theta being dis
tanced in the second heat.
The New York herald., 1868-04-29
EUROPEAN MARINE NEWS.

SOUTHAMPTON, April 2s.-The steamship Bre-
men, Captain Meyer, Of the North German Lloyd's
port shortly before midnight yesterday on the way to
Bremen.
Captain Bocando, OF the General Transatlantic
Company's line, which left New York on the 18th
inst arrived at this port last night, on the way to
Havre.
QUEENSTOWN, April 2s.-The steamship Cuba
Captain Noodle, Of the Cunard line, which left New
York on the 18th nst arrived at this pott this fore.
noon on the way to Liverpool.
The New York herald., 1868-04-29
ASSEMBLY.

ALBANY. April ~, lSo3.
BILLS PASSED
To incorporate the Working Womens Protective
TO amend the charter OF the New York Real Estate
Exchange.
TO amend the charter to incorporate the Niagara
Falls suspension Bridge Company
Toincorporate the Vesuvius Fireproof Warehousing
To amend the charter OF the Morrisania Savings
Bank.
TO incorporate the Cosmos Life Policy Trust Com
pany OF New York.
TO provide for the return of State and county regt
msntas and ass to state and %s O,
New York to complete its organization ana COM
mence business
To incorporate the Fireproof warehouse Company
OF New York.
To incorporate the Northern Hydraulic Company.
For the relief of st. Joseph's church, New York.
THE STATE CHARITY BILL.
The annual State Charity bill was lost by 90 TO 81
not three fts OF all the members elected voting in
the affirmative. motion to reconsider was laid on
THE WEST SHORE HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.
Mr. IRVING, from the Committee on Railroads.
reported against the bill to facilitate the construction
fthe West Shore Hudson River Railroad and It was
agreed to.
Afternoon Session.
But little business OF public importance was tran
sacted nj the afternoon session. The bill to amend
the charter OF the Bay State Ferry Company was
The bill to amend the charter OF the New York AMI
Brooklyn Floating Petroleum Storage Company was
Evening Session.
RAILROAD APPROPRIATION BILL LOST.
The bill appropriating three thousand dollars lsr
mile to aid In the construction OF railroads WAS
lost
BILLS PASSED.
To aid in the extension OF the Black River and
Utica Railroad from Lyons Falls 70 Clayton.
To amend the charter OF the National Savings Bank
OF Buffalo.
To incorporate the East Side Association u New
York.
The New York herald., 1868-04-29
MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The cunard mail steamship Scotia will leave this
port on Wednesday for Liverpool.
The mails for Europe will close at the Post ONCE at
half-past ten O'Clock A. M. on Wednesday.
The NEW YORK REHABILITATION for Europe-wiu
be ready at hafpast nine O'Clock In the morning.
single copies la uwraDpers tax maing, sts cents,
The New York herald., 1868-04-29

FRENCH DrvoRcE.-Mrs. p. LoriIlard Ronalds,
nee Fanny Carter, was separated from her husband
In Paris and the courts there have given her the
control Of her four children. Mr.. L0rilard Ronalds
Is to pay 5000 francs for the expenses Of the suit
1000 francs month to Mrs. Ronalds, beginning in
January last; and 1900 francs on her arrival In The
United states. The court also gave her six months
to prepare for her journey TO this country, where she
is TO sue In our courts for q final separation.
The New York herald., 1868-04-29
GERMANY.
Session Of the ZoIlverein Diet.

Session Of the ZoIlveretn Diet.
BERLIN, April 2s, 1865.
The Diet Of the Zollverein now In session here has
chosed Herr simpson, President, and Prince Hohen-
lohe, Vice President.
[CoRREcrroN.-The speech Of the King Of Prussia
was enormously represented by the Associated Press
rs having been made at the opeung OF the North
German Parliament, was delivered at the opening Of
the zollverein Diet. which commenced ts session
yestcrday.l
The New York herald., 1868-04-29
The Arcade Railroad Bill In the Senate
Senatorial Cnucuses,

ALBANY, April 2s, 1858.
The Arcade Railroad bill was ordered to third
reading in the Senate tonight by vote OF IS to IL.
At caucus OF the republican Senators tonight an
attempt was made to obtain unanimous action on
the Governors appointments tomorrow; but Messrs.
Folaer. Crowley Hale and Stanford, the anti Fen.
tonites, boed. The democrats In caucus decided TO
continue their refusal TO confirm.
The New York herald., 1868-04-29
VIRGINIA..
Radical Nomination for Congress.

Radical Nomination for Congress.
RICHMOND, VA, April %, 1863
telegram to the dispatch from Suffolk says:-
The republican convention to-day nominated L. II.
Chandler United States District Attorney for Con-
gress from the second district.
Robert Boone, son of Bishop Boone. was accident
ally shot and killed at Halifax Court House Saturday
by companion.
The New York herald., 1868-04-29

JONES AND McCooEY DrscHARGED.--The exsmina-
ton Of Jones and McCooey charged with being i'm
plicated In the murder OF officer Crande which
took place In the Police court yesterday afternoon,
resulted In the discharge OF the prisoners-no eyl.
dence whatever being adduCed duplicating tuem in
the tragedy - 7BpD VIVA. ADrH *
The New York herald., 1868-04-29
LOUISIANA.
The Votes In the Late Election to be Counted
by the Military.
NEw ORLEANs, April IS. 1ses.

NEW ORLEANS, April Is, 156s.
In special orders No 90 General Buchanan appoints
o board OF three officers TO examine and conut the
votes of the late election and report the result to the
Commanding Generai OF the district. The board will
make separate reports OF the votes on the coustu-
ton and far members az Congress-