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KEOKUK DIRECTORY
ATTORNEYS.
brown L Knowles ....cor Main Fifth streets
Collins ssree'
American Watches.
s0 Bridses............Nosl Estes House
AUCTIONEkRs.
Erich i Goodwin.................-I I3s Main street
BOOTS 4 sHOEs-WHOLEsALE
1ambleton Huiakamp..-.........ss MAIN street
BOoK-BIHDER.
Np.are. on..--Gate City Bldg, Main =
BAG FACTORY.
wABs.,. ,.....................Ial Main sire,
BOOKS = STATIONERY.
David q Lowry Second street
Nj W Main street-near r ouftn
Webster Bros. 80 Main street.
BOOTs 4 sHOEs-RETAIL,
..Dean...-.........eo cor Third q. = Main streets
HuiokAmp Matless. .oo sin .troel
Huiska amp / Bro. Main strset-os. an q otn.
EK Hart Apt....................lSS lSS Main street
RuCKEYE FOUNDRY.
Vail, ,Armitsge 4 Co........cor Ninth Johnson.
aorrEr BLkACHERY.
II Emerson. Fourth / Blondeau.
oIoCKs. WATCHES 4 JEWELHY.
Sam 9 Bridges ..... Nos 4 Estes House.
I. r. J. Ayres Sons...... ........o1 Main street
CLoTHIEHs.
Venoill. Jones l. co...cor Third Main streets
Hess, Stern 4 Co.-...-cor Second Main streets.
CommIssuoN mEHcHAnTs.
w N sturue. South Lsvee.
Ulocks-Wholssale 4 Retail.
@ gridees.............Nos 4 Estes Honfe
Ooin, Silver Ware.
q Bridges. i 2 Estes House.
DENTIsTRY.
LCInqersoll cor Third Main, pstairs),
DRY aOODs-WnOLEsALE
! NJ Shelley 4 Sons. .....s7 Main street
Kramer, Irwin Co...............lVo MAIN street
uRuas-wHOLEs 4 RETAIL
wilkinson, Bartlett / Co.........s4 Main street
Kerr Fufler........... ..........eI MAia STREET
DrFH O'Connor .......... ........65 Matnstreet
RY-0OODs-RETAIL.
ii Bostwick ck......................s MAIN street
Phillips 4 AKerr-.-..-.--.........s5 Main street
~ m,ufe2e ooh '. '...''' IN Main .t,eet
spiesberger, Mayer Co.......-.N IL ha'h-A'
Engraving, Brands, 4 Seals.
GBridqes Nos Estss House
FURNITt NE.
n rrns On
nnne.n K.r,e / Co......14o i 142 Main street.
Neo.r SON johnson street, bet Sd d 4th.
1o'a ens'
8 Bridges.................N Nos Nsses "oa
ia
Hs.ill Aco...........l Co 100 Main stree,
Kellogg Birge co'..'. oa Main sair
= c na"e, oo'.'''.'.,,, 40, ~, Rianasan 4 Leyee
ohOoAHs-H
JAA @ McQueer ..................s4 Main street.
Hardware & House Furnishing Goods
a y soe' . oo'''''''.... ---.- .......''''''''
HARDwARE.
Peck Brothers. foaf'h nain strse,s
bue'......'.. '.. 80. ''.''s'
HATS CAPS " fo"' q, Ms',.,,s.t
Dliion 'ohcs s.''..''
HATS chES :,
BurkittA 4 NAN street
HOTELS. ,.
1spier HOUSE se.'''..'''.'.op ~ second : Johnson
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Washin ton.
Seizure OF Bonded Whisky in
81. Louis.
Rf0TIxG Ar ELGIN. ILLS.
An aged Man Gagged and Robbed.
DESTRUCTIVE PRAIRIE FIRE IN THE
VICINITY OF DEs MONIES.

GOLD CLOSED IN NEW YoRK ls4g.
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For Sale or Exchange,
IN part for Cifu PrOpcrfY.

Y1yHE Furniture and Lease of the Billings
u House. K&oknk, Io~a. This Hotse Is in better CON
ation for the of guests than
for several years The Proprietor In the meant,ne
lis cfkis former friends Ind the ipilic
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GAS 4 STEAM FITTINGf.
keoar i Son ohnson street, bet Sd 4th
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j. B. Cross h Co.................l39 l39 MAN Stree'
nunc.p KarIe L Co.140 i 142 Main street
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Observation-Disclosures. nm
rURNITrWE

Engraving, Brands, 4 Seals.
q gridpea Nos Estes Hous
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FO R s II II E.
The most desirable business prop
erty in keOkuk.

FENaE THREE STORY BRICK BUILD
- IsG 43xfoa feat. Of 4th and M,in streets,
and TIE story brick Nareh in 49X7s feet.
ontuz on itn sfrset. oftrFd for sale very
svo-a,i. terms sold VIII be rented posss son
,Iyea March 2oih 1859 These huiaiDgs are admirably
adapted for heavy business and nisy be divided
in 81 vpral and fitted for any Hind Of business
Tor II. rnatieat tenrts TIE cellar may be arranged
for basement rooms. ana the upper stories
fgr -hiic Ttaiis, divided into offices
Equire Of Ii. B. TCN-KYCK,
oct2s-n Cor. 4 II aad M.in sts
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BOOTS = SHOES-HETAiLs
in..n cor Third j Main streets
u.;.t.m, = M.tlaes 80 Main street.
Huiskamp Bro .... Main strset-bet Ain ath.
vu... A., ,.....l3SM l3S Main street
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CLoTHIEHs.

Venoill. JonesA Co.....cor Third Main streets,
Hess, Stern A'Co-....cor Second Main stfeets.
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KHOKUK DIRECTORY.

David q Second stfee'
Nj W Westoott. Main street-near ouIln'
W .L.,ar R,os 8S Main street.
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Gold Pens, Pencils. Pocket Books.
80 l 4 z Estes Hous
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CLOCKS, WATCHES JEWELHY.
Sam g Bridges. Nos d Estes House.
= q Ava. 4 ASons.,.67 81 NJ ain street
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BUCKEYE FOUNDRY.
Vail. .Armitaee d Co.......cof Ninth Johnson
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For Sale.

Al ST Lsos, secretary.
Gct3le er 25th, lses--tf
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FRn RRp REvER rTAE1.a.

DR.. Daley, the special agent Of the post
Office department., to prove that the con
tractor for the conveyance of The mails
from she mouth Of Rea river upward, mis-
informed the Nasehitoches Tisnes when be
stated that these mails are sent from New
Orleans but once week, has placed in our
possession certified statement signed By
the chief mailing clerk Of the New Orleans
postofice, showing that mails were sent to
Red river during the month of january As
follows: c F
January 2, per General Quitnan, to
mouth Of Red river !, January 4, per Magen-
ia TO mouth of Red river Januarys7, per
General Lee to mouth Of Red river Janu-
ary II, per Magenta to mouth Of Red river;
January IL, per Grey Eagle to mouth of
Red river january Is. per neral Quit
man to mouth of Red river January lS,
per Magenta to mouth Of Red river Janu-
arg 81, per Grey Eagle to mouth of Red
river January 23, per General Quitman to
mouth of Red river January 25, per Ma
geata to mouth Of Red river January 2S,
per Fanny Gilbert via Red river.
1t thus appears that inste>d Of only one
mail week, el9ven Red river mails were
sent from Neg Orleans during the month.
Our contemporary Of the Natchitoches
Times Is thus informed. that the Red river
mails are forwarded from here more than
once week, and since the special agent Of
the post department has been unable to
ascertain where the delay occurs n the
transportation Of the mails after their arri-
val at the mouth of Red river, perhaps
some representative Of the Times can do it.
There is no excuse for the ineficiency of
mail transportation ard delivery in Louisi-
ana, Mississippi, and Texas, unless it may
be found in the indifference of mail con-
tractors and postmasters. nthis is the CON
trolling cause, the remedy should be
promptly applied. There is no good reason
why letters and papers can not be trans
mitted as fast as passengers can travel,
while it is notorious that letters due here
in two OF three days are frequently eight or
ten days behind time. We propose to agi-
tate this subject frequently, until the proper
efficiency is infused into Southern mail
management from pOstofice clerks to mail
contractors.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-16

The New York Tribune, referring to the
correspondence between johnson and
Grant, says s...t.r...,
Arguing from the circumstances, we
think these conclusions are plain:
l. When Grant entered the war office,
he was in sympathy with Congress. Sub
sequent Developments show the extent Of
that syrnpstby, and that the president knew
of it.
2. Grant wanted Reconstruction carried
out and took the war Office to aid in the
work.
8. He knew there was law which made
IL bis duty to resign the war ofiice after
Stanton's restoration by the senate.
4. He could not remain in the war ofhee
without giving the lie to his whole career.
We do not see how General Grant could
have taken any other course. II he really
made the promise the President alleges
then be must be fool or knave, for bis
friends were making his canvass up
on the express understanding that IN
this tenure + of office law, as in all
other laws, be wolud obey congress. We
do net think there Is well-informed
brcklaysr in New York who does moi
take this view. For the president to sup
pose that Grant could follow any othel
path is TO US ineomprehenBi6le.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-16

The signs Of the times look somewhat
propitious, as though a better day was
dawning to dispel that gloom that is hang
ing over the depressed and Overburdened
industries of the nation. There is deficiency
Of production, and still greater deficiency
threatened, while non-prOducing capital,
viciously employed, has been going on per-
fecting its arts and processes by which the
productive Industries Of the country have
been literally robbed. The issue is
being raised in most distinctive
form between producing and non produc-
ing capital. Mr.. Sherwood, who has an
nounced himself as a candidate for the
presidency, is taking the lead. In oennec-
ton with this great scheme for E national
system of equal rights, equal speed, cheap
freight railways, he has taken the appeal
to the producing interests. If we mistake
not, his appeal will be regarded by the
people with that friendly consideration
which all public benefaotors deserve
Mr., Sherwood takes the ground that the
producing Interests have the right TO con-
troll the policy of the government, and that
no Others have the moral right to speak,
except as they may speak in behalf Of these
interests. This is high ground, and Il sus-
tanned by the popular power, our condition,
industrially, financially, and commercially
will be rapidly improved.
1t is not the province Of our journal to
engage in party politics, but ON the con-
trary, to do what we can in the encourage
ment and advocacy Of every Improvement
that is calculated to promote the material
prosperity of the whole country. lt will
ever be our pleasure 10 speak well of the
effsrts Of any man or class Of men who ain
at the accemplishment of the greatest public
gOod.-American Railroad Journal.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-16

Associate Justice Nelson delivered the
opinion of the supreme court of the United
States in the Georgia injunction case on
Monday the 10th inst. The bill filed by
the complainants was dismissed for want of
jurisdiction. The opinion is rather lengthy,
but as there are few or no law points in
volved, we do not deem it of sufficient in
terest to publish in full. The following
are the closing reasons for bowing the
mistaken Georgia gentlemen out of the
same door through which Judge Sharkey
ct. ais. of Mississippi, passed last summer
The bill fled by the state Of Georgia
prayed for an Injunction to restrain the de-
fendants from executing certain parts of
the acts Of Congress, being apprehensive
that injury to she state would thereby re-
suit; but, according TO law and precedent,
ia order to entitle parties to relief case
must be properly presented for the exercise
Of judicial power, and the case must refer
TO the rights of persons aud property,
and not to political questions merely,
which do not belong to the judi
eiary either in law or equity. In view
of the principles which under the constitu-
tion and The statutes the court had endeRv-
ored to explain, the question was, whether
| the court could take cognizaace of the
4 question now before IL The codrt was
called on to restrain the defendants, who
represented the executive department, from
i putting into execution certain acts Of con-
/ gress which it was claimed would over
throw the existing state governments Of
Georgia and establish a different one in its
etead--in other words, destroy the corpo-
rate existence of the state. Such is the
substance of the bill. It called for the
| Judgment Of the court on political ques-
tion, and not on one involving persons and
property. Nc question Of person or prop
erty, or threatened danger to them, was
lpresented in the bill in form justifying
judicial actioR by the court. It was true
the bill set forth political rights as in dan
ger, and among other things, that Georgia
owned certain property-the state
capital, the executive mansion, and
other real and personal property land
that Nv putting these acts Of congress into
execution the state would be deprived Of
tlae possession Of such property. Bat il
was apparent that this reference ives only
incidental, and not a specific matter Of
remedy. The relief asked w0uld call for q
Bill dfferent from the one nov before the
ie8Iirl. Having for the reasons stated ar
rIved at q conclusion, Il was important to
examine the question Of jurisdiction in con.
neotloa With the descendants. Tbs court
dismissed the billfor want Of jurisdiction
This decision, the Judge re1aaFked, alse
disposed Of The casa Of the state Of Aissis
! I sippi against Secretary. Stantoa, General
: Grant, and MAJOR Geaerai Ord, involving
, similar QnestiOns ~
Chief Jusiics Ghass said he did sol con
car In all lhese reaAoua, but asseBted t.
th6 ecnclasien. believing ihe court had nl
3uriadistion in ths eaae. f..o
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-16


The opera Of the " Prophet" one of the
most pleading that has been represented by
the French company this season, was re-
peated last evening, to good house. The
opera this evening is the Dukes Motto"
to be followed on Monday evening by If
I. We're King,n
varletIea Theatre.
The matinee yesterday at the Varieties
was jam, and the performance was the
comedy of "wild Oats" and the laugbable
farce.of ..Mr. and Mrs. Peter WhiGe.7 ME-.
Adauasis Jack Rover was finely personated.
As Don Cesar, in g Don Cesar de BazaO, and
WSlliam in !" Black Eyed Susan,o Mr.. ADJ
ans was properly appreciated by the even
ing patrons Uf She the Vauieties. This
evening the a Dead Heart,n with Mr.. Adj
ans as Robert Landry. Tomorrow even7
ing the sSchool for Scandal Y In which Mr..
Adams viii appear as Charles Surface.
A0sdsmx Of Music.
The new stars Of the Academy troupe
dazzlsd all beholders with their unwented
brIlliancy yesterday noou and Last evening
The burleeques, the songs and dances were
adaErabls Egerythihg as asnsl tonight,
with plsasing changes In the programmes
but tomorrow evening there Will be some-
thing new, the presentation Of that aewl
thrilling, startling drama entitled " New
0fleans uadef The Lamp Post"
ns. cAarlss rhsaare.
This evening h&s hesn announced Is ths
benefit night Of The courteous and ohliginl
treasarer Mg. p. Gleason. On. which oeea
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mAnKnrs bw THLEanArn.



NEW YORk, February l5.--The bank stste-
ment 10 somewhat Ontavoreble. Legal
tenders decreased 50, eco s0Q03 deposits 81,
con, 600; loans $4sG, 600. apeciehss increased
$3.50 .O8o The week ended with continued
ease IL the gh0neg market; cali leans lGa6;
prime discounts GOT. Gold excited by re.
mort f,om WaahinetQn that the ways and
means committee would report in favor 0f
$50 0ee 600 more Of currency. Closed
stroaa at ltl@lhss suh'treaspry balance
a Donaestso asnrKetA Wv
NEW YaRK, February Is, Cotton deciqee- g
iy more aetiva attHsc ppasef. 9ss,s,, 9,5,s9 ~ "
day 1900 b4les mlddhnga ~ zie2elar'
closing 1t tue latter ngure. faoarsli 49, ~
ate export and specusative dslnsA ~
$685. Corn closed dropping re- ~ * y y
l mixed 81 16l3l 49, white SeqlhstlL p -
| I9T. park nrmeF at S2s w LARD 9plee
at l1aI4ie. Naval atores euies. pseeefsfe
firm. lty M 5i iEt
CpscrEsATs. February AsT-flo loar, ietatl
/ - fsss Is sz r wheat held sc 81 ttNII e5s
s,.,r,s ;,r,,,er. s2RsSe. Oats dnti, &c. MeSe
- -, y s',lI so 55Q51s Bulk meata-4huaf
49, 49,, sSe siies, l6{e tacon@-A baui idets
/ Soje' essar sides, las68l93c.s sugar cured
! hl94 q lb0lGc. bettez Eeh17.r. 31d9d5c.
cheess dlli, lbf ife. Coffee, ie.
III I,orss. Ee0rnafy IS. 1o1acc6 at fdl
prices Fs6gt sseaas. Wheat slighs q
sssier. CQfa dat et Sa1esRz. Cats efsz
I slc. Ness PORK SAYS se AAcoh-. -.
aides 122la1sc. shoulders 9fNl0c. llart
dull al llc Weeihsf ~ milc.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-16

Tie aTaaroe, 1i,fsl slarste axfrtqs ife
here tast many Of thsir plkssrs VIII
take advantage of the gpsss ron she
Ass bnfaan, ana " tad n. ak "
Cazcndsst izess, lks ADVICE sl ear H
ol.eaa dolauparasiss % sha eaneafy ass
lnsins.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-16


g A FIRST Class FUaNrruRE SroRE.-Mr. J.
B. Hubbard, who has been established for
many years al the eornsr Of Rampant and
PerdidO streets, Is now Offering induce
menis 10 housekeepeEs or thoae ia want Of
farnitare OF any kind that can not fail to
attract thsir attentions His stock is new,
lneIy finished, andvary complete. and be is
OiFesing is at prices litile q any above cost
with an Immense Htoek on hand, which cost
in the aggregate over one hundred and fifsy
thonaand dolIars. be IA prepared 10 meet the
requigelhenta Of any puEahassr. Mr.. Hab-
bard has eetabliahea for &imaelf name fOI
the hisiaat probity IL an Nh aealings, and
his caslanegs can depend uRon bis goodr
being feil5 IS goodies thsg see repreaentet
10 be. Ala establishment d she best plsc.
n the atty X which 70 ssleet a eOmplst'
osStfl for ah0uae. Do acs sal to give bin
a call beE0 eavia9 an9 aglsrpa else. 4 -
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LATEST NEWS FROM EUROPE.
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River News, Markets, 1ato.
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RE INDORsEs lupaE WARMOTH.
TheIiouisiana Boilers Condemned

WAsHENaToN, February IL.
The Hon. Thomas J. Durant expresses
the greatest faith and reliance in the ability,
integrity, and patriotism of the Hon. H. c.
warmoth, the Radical Republican candi.
date for governor Of Louisians. :
He also unqualifedly condemns the course
of the New Orleans Tribune. and all holters
and demagogues.
THOMAS w. CONWAY.
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TRSsNN VIZ A SsM.r KJeT6s FN<S-aN Nr
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PROCEEDINGS OF SOUTHERN CONVENTIONS.
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Grant-HanoOck Correspondence,
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THE PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS-
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Interesting News from All POIntg.
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K8etvgeen GsaerRRa Grant
and Nane0ek


GENERAL HANCOCK TO GENERAL GRANT.
New ORLEANS, February Z, 1865.
Gsne-alU. s. Grant, ah r1 sss5fsf
have removed nine members Of the city
council, two white and seven eolOred, for
contempt of the order of the military com
mander in proceeding to an election for re-
corder of the second district, which is an
elective Office under the Laws by the people,
and not by the council. The attempt to
hold the election was made while was ah-
sent in Texas, but the council was referred
to General Sheridan's order forbidding cleo
tions until reconstruction was completed,
without the authority Of the commanding
general.a Nevertheless, these members voted
for an Immediate election, and the project
was carried. The election was about to be
completed, when one or two members,
more timid than Others, left, and broke up
the quorum.
A case in point Is the order Of General
Mower. General order, October Is, 1857,
removing the Jefferson City council for q
like otfense. My action in the matter was
in accordance with the power granted by
the reconstruction act, which allows the
district commander to suspend or remove
persons from office and provide from time
to time fox performance OF the duties OF the
persons removed, by appointment. ai
(Signed) WINFIELD s. HANCOCK,
Major General, United States Army.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-16

The Baltiiaors Nnd III. 4ns Marisssa and
ginsinnat esd tAt Eadiaa polls, Chem
matt and L Fette eRnpenies have
liaaa are % ~ oRelaiae I'd ~ one mahage.
ineht It IS vifthals ssa la0e aaa
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-16

GENERAL GRANT TO GENERAL HANCOCK.
WASHINGTON, February s, 1868.
Major General w. 5. Hancock;
suspend your order removing the city
council in New Orleans until a full report
ofreasons is sent. Answer by mail.
(Signed) U. s. GRANT,
General United States Army.
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TROMwAsFTKNGTON
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-16

lcai sentiments. All must take The rs hired
path. The ehange villa be Of immense
aavantage to the city, as the poor OF whieh
the city Is principslfy tofnFnsed, are De-
pendene % the public coafdenne. IN
(Signed) WINFIELD 8. HANcOCNs
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-16

An Ohio baby sNaliared saakes asd
new hiases Il Is plesb,
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Z WAsH1EGroN. February l6.--5 \ tszsssr gts-
enue receipts do-dav rsiQe 0aos fer fsa
week 30 s000. 600; for the year eas3 .s0a, ,1as9.
A partial examination Of fhe az cii7as
indirates that the building B wesk No
unskfe. 4
The new line of steamers Organised be-
tween New York and New Orleans Win
leave each port every Saturday,
It is stated that General ShermAn tele.
graphs, regTo.ting his nomination and deKa
recating his coilErlBation az breeet gese
erals and expressing 6isinciinatioa % ass
sumo command Of the new division with
headquarters in Washington.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-16

Hon Thomas ]. Durant.
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special Dispatch to H.s OrisaSs RspublissH.I
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a NUENaL uF TAE REpugLlCAN PARIY.
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d IOURNAL OF THE UNITED STATES

IcaL JOURNAL or TaE clTs OF NEW WORlEANs
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j House The consideration OF che KaA-
tuoky election Gaze wss resumed. NEs
Smith, the ninprt ~ cana date, pleaded bis
Cwn case, and several Others spoke ~ isgS-
behalf. NJ. SnifA was defeated- % % - Z =
A resolution directing the speaker to ns
tify the governor Of Kentucky Of the yysqg y
seat was adopted. "a q
1 The Grant and Hancock correhpnlt -
was presented,
The appropriation bill was rest'hk fsst ,
eiscussed TO adjournment. r
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Vftssapn ernaTg rs ~
Belle sfs 81 Il atherssef ~ tss aSia
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