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F.0a TIE SOUTH.

SELMA, Jan. 80.
In accordance With the recommendation of
the late State Conference. to-day was Oh
served h4re by fasting and prayer.
AtcusrA, Jan. a.
Gov. Iehkins has served no;:ces o. tien.
Roger AMP Ehes Rack veil aud Wharton lie
!. ss : piil ia The L. s. Supreme Court on the
7th OF February, enjoiniag The use Of money
belonging 10 the State of Georgia.
RICHMOND, Jau. 50.
The Convention adopted four sections Of
the Finatee Committee .apogt. One WIS
amended - proaibit the payment hereafter
of fany part OF the State or municipal debt in,
Cured in aid of the rebellion.
Charleston, Jan. a0
The Convention o-day elected the police
sent, by order Of the Post Commander, to
preserve order, and appointed Committee
to wait on General Cli'z and ascertain tho
cause Of his action.
The discussion censuring contracts based
on staples was postponed.
The ordinance making the per diem eleven
dollars in state currency was adopted.
The General Commanding has instructed
the Snte Treasurer 10 forward the fuuds
A proposition was introduced pet.tioning
Congress to loan from one to two million dol
lara to the State to enable the planters to re.
ruperate and pay wages.
Jackson, Jan. so.
JEFF. Dhyis and wife arrived here last
night and. are the guests of Governor Hum
phrey To-day large number of citizens
visited them to pay them their respects Mr..
DAVIS appears 70 be in excellent health.
Sere't Gilbert arrived here tc>daf ana was
kindly recaiyed Ly the citizens. lie has re-
neiged nothing but kind treatment on bis
He win start Eastward at o'clock
TO morrow morning.
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FROM WASHINGTON.


New YoRK, Jan. 30.
The Herolds Washington special says !:
II is reported here, and pretty generally be-
lieYed, that the President is determined to
veto The billsuspending the further contrac-
tion OF the currency, on the ground that It is
q wide departure from the road to specie
payment, and IS an advocate of speedy re-
sumption Of specie payment He cannot give
his consent to ii; be believed it would be high
ly injurious to iAe welfare of the country at
large, for this bi4 to become law.
Judge Black returned TO this city and
had consultation with Governor Jenkins, of
Georgia. The Judge is engaged in prepa-
ring legal paper, 10 be presented 10 the Su-
preme Court in . few days. asking an injunc>
ton upon Gen. Geo. 3. Meade, to deter him
from illegally npprepriatiug funds and Rail
roads of the State OF Georgia. Gen. Meade,
il is expected, will defeud his course upon
the GROUND that The acts of Congress author
lied him TO make such uses Of the State pro-
petty as he may see 6t. This will bring the
test Of The con o1stituiionaiity of the present
system OF the government in the unrepresen-
ted States, and viii determine many other
similar instances of Irregularities, incident to
the military administration in the South
CHICAGO, Jan. 3o
The Times Washington special says: A
new Radical ticket has appeared, with John
A, Logan for President.
A strong movement is on foot to induce
Senator rates to resign, on account Of in
temperance. Members and citizens Of Illi-
nois have taken part in it, and it is believed it
will be successful. The Senator has been in
his seat very little this session, and is quite
i'll at present
The 4sibanes' Washington special SAYS:
The Appropriation Committee will bring the
within one hundred and Fifty
million dollars.
Mnister WashburEe is on his way home
from Paraguay.
The Judiciary FCommittee will not &C. on
the Supreme Court bill for some time.
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FROM DES MONIES.
DEs MONIES, Jan. 30.

DEs MoIxEs, Jan. 30.
Among The bills introduced yesterday were
the foilogins
BY Mr. HaB,ey, to aEend section o3s Of
Revision, relative to road taxes.
By MIR. Moore. establishing courts of quar-
Ter sessions an Get allowing counties Of
5,oG0 inhabitants to levy tax Of two mills
per annum 10 pay Indebtedness.
The introduei ion Of resolution By Mr.
Cones, stating that one oftLe me fgsrs xas
son Of Judge Wright, and another The son
Of senator PatterEoa, aud removing them to
substitute sons oF soldess. caused quite q
commotion. 1t was made the special order
for Saturday.
HOUSE.
Among the bills introduced yesterday were
the following:
By Mr. kasspn, confirming the acts Of
County Clerks in establishing roads.
Ay Mr. Wheeler, requiring natnraized cit
izens TO show their papers a. elections.
By Mr.. Stone. regulating insurance ecm-
panses,
BY Mr.. Hamilton, to amend The law in re-
lation TO the discharge of patients ct the Hos
pi'al ior the Insane.
Resolutions were adopted instrnctirg the
Judiciary Committee to inquire into the le-
gality oftaxing capital employed in banking
also in regard to holding a Constitutional
Convention in 1870; also instruetipg the
committee to inquire into the Legality of,he
acts heretofore doIe in reference to negro
suffrage constitutional amendment, and ask
:r2tae opinion oi the Attorney General.
The latter resolution provided much dis
cusson.
HORSE. The following bills, among others,
were introduced and referred: To resume
lands granted to the Dubuque d Pacific Rail
road to resume lands granted to The kcokuk
d Des Moines Railroad; to enable counties to
subscribe to Railroads; to ALLOW County
Treasurer5 to receive warrants for taxes; to
prohibit billiard tables; toprovide for build-
ing Deaf aud Dumb Asylum; to author
ize Railroad Companies to construct dams
snd reservoirs in certain cases; authorizing
Supervisors to levy taxes not exceeding two
mills On the dollar. The Compittee report
ed adverse to the bill restraining horses from
Tunning at larg. also 10 indefinitely postpone
the bill changing the tune Of holding Courts
In the Sixth District; also adversely to the
bill changing tie time ior yedcen.ing la1d
sold for taxes.
Sss.rE---A large number Of local bills
were introduced and referred.
The opinion Of Attorney General O. Connor
that Bank shares may be taxed for State puf-
poses WAS read.
The Committee reported in favor Of grants
ing the right OF way to the United States
around the lower rapids of the mississippi.
Bill passed
Thejoint resolution relative to the amend
ment to the United States Constitution, xas
made the special order for two weeks from
to-day.
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MIDNIGHT REPORT.
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

LMCRossE, Wis, Jan. 80,
The mercury at Minneapolis yes,erda,
morning was ~ below zero. Here il wa
10 10 iSo bsiow aero. It is not as cold To-
day.
DUEroUE, Iowa, Jan. so.
An engine attached to passenger trair
was thrown from the track aud turned ovel
on its side last night, between Ackiey and
Iowa Falls The accident was caused BY the
snow and ice on the track. TIE engineer and
fireman were slightly injured. No other dam.
age was done.
4 snow storm is prevailing here.
SpRIsGrIELD, H., Jan. 80.
General IngersolI will leave for Washing
ton tomorrow.
The first volume Of the Report of the Ad
infant General was yesterday expressed 10 tas
various County CieFss Of the State. The sec
oEd volume will be ready for distribution at
an early day.
Hon. n. b. Judd has resigned his Trus-
teeship Of the Soldiers Orphans Home.
house In the suburbs of this city, which
will accommodate about fifty children. is to
be lifted up as temporary Home, and will be
ready for occupancy in few days.
Henry Carrigan, one of the Oldest citizens
Of Springfield, was buried this morning
His son, under indictment for murder, At
tended the funeral under strong guard
Yesterday and to-day we're the coolest days
Of the season, the mptcury at spnriso indl-
eating 10o below zero.
NEw HAVEN. Conn, Jan. 80.
The Conneeticst Democratic State Conven-
ton met in this city yesterday and re-nomi-
mated the State ticket Of last year, headed by
Governor English.
Resolutions were adopted eondenniHs
Congress for refusing representation to the
South, as revolutionary body for usurping
the authority Of the Executive, and planning
TO rob the Judiciary Of It's powers, and for
placing portion Of the States under military
despoaisnf; nreing reduction Of the taxes,
and protection Of the rights Of nsturAlized
citizens; opposing negro Suffrage; sustaining
the President in his veto, protest against II Z
Illegally Of = aismsAlered Congress. &s-
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FOREIGN NEWS.


New YoRg, Jan. so.
The Hsralfs Naples special of January
Goth, via London, Jan. 29th, says:
The eruption OF Mt. Eesnvins, which has
continued with greater or less intensity since
its occurrence in The past year. ha. eulmina-
ted. if may SO term it, in an unusual and
very fatal catastrophe yesterday evening.
The side of Mount Vesnvius lying right oppo-
site to the Gate Of Castillo, which makes one
of the Notifications Of this city. situated be-
tween the Royal Palace aud shs sea, fell
tumhling outward. The detached portion
buried several houses built in the vicinity,
and overwhelmed carriages and other con-
yeyances passing on .h. highway at the mo-
ment. The scene is melancholy. The rosd
running in the neighborhood of ihe volcano
is flied with rocks aud earth which have just
formed part of the mountain. This eysras
ordinary event has also Letn attended with
considerable loss OF life, but the number Of
persons killed has not been aseertained.
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FROM ST. LOUIS.
4

ST. LorIs, Jan. 30.
About four clock this afternoon, while
some 200 or 800 people, men women, and
children, mainly passengers BY the Ohio &
Mississippi Railroad train, were crossing the
river on loot, the ice Suddenly broke loose
froun each shore and aoated down stream.
Great cohsternation was Immediately created.
and the people ran hither and thither in atei-
rible fright. They could not est of al eithtr
shore, as the ice had lett the river hanks aud
q broad, open space of water it,ervened be-
tween them and land, and it seemed as though
there would be terrible loss OF life. Thouss
spds Of citizens gathered on the Levee, and
watched the scene with intense excitement.
Luckily the immense field did not break,
and after floating the distance of couple Of
blocks it pressed against : steamer on the
Missouri shore, from which staginGs and
gang planks we're pushed out and all tho
terrified people we're rescued.
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KEOKUK, IOWA. FRIDAY, JANUARY a. 1858
FIRES.

CHICAGO, Jan. 30.
A fire last night destroyed Nos. l88 and
100 Tventieth street, and Nos. 81 and 3l3
Archer Avenue. No. 81 was occupied a. .
drug store. BY John S- Powell, whose stock
Was valued at So, 600; small insurance. The
building was also occupied ss residence hy
Thomas Stobsen, y. .. Fry, Fred. heiiows
and Chfistian Webber. The amount OF the
loss ls about u, 800. No. Sla Vas occupied
BY Henry Stilweii, as grocery and meat
market, and residence. bis loss reached
about Sb,5O0; partially insnred. No lss,
twentieth street, was occupied as DRY
goods store, ~ hafdes Scheidig, whose
stock was worth about $500, and was en-.
tirely destroyed; partially insured And .
barber shop owned by Peter Goldste.n. hts
loss y about $500; no Insurance Inc total
loss, intending the building, il $29,0OO, with
an insurance OF about $7.OO.
Also, a fre on West Madison street de-
sroyed Nos. I'll and zi3 The former was
occupied as meat market by Peter JACK
aon, and the latter - . hardware store. by
Martin stem. JACKSON ioss u apont si,.
IVY sl'u 'Ssc'a Aoo.s = aa nae ls.ss' AAu
." .,h.n 'nsalsncs =. siD, 49, 10 sh1 s,
,. ~ nhi pass .en ~. e'oeN N wls
9ss .eisd ~ i'I o.a s.o,y " ~ -
n. W" 49,. .oo' d. ~. -. soo s .s.r.I ~
~ :. I"s1 s s.'se ". pionps a.. $50 :. y
1ae nIe aspns.men. men. .uc nanes 49, 49, oon Iaf
~ Iaa uadI ~, Ira asn ."u ~ ss'as tn
=, i,i npe1 al ,uI,nei oapsef "as Pass. Ahe
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FROM CHICAGO.

CHICAGO Jan. 60.
The liabilities Of Illinpis inssIance compa-
aies outside Of Chicago, by The Lake street
FIRE, are AS follows: Aurora. ST., 5e0;, illigois
Mutual. Alton, $1,000: Farmers and Me-
ehanics', Quincy, Sl2,5o0; Illinois Central,
Paris, $500; Sangamon, Springfield. S5,-
00); Peoria, $500; Rock River, Rockford,
$500; Southwestern. Cairo, $500; Win
nesheik, Freeport, $500; Northwestern,
DEBORAH, Iowa, suffered To the extent OF
$4,000, and is the only Iowa company in
voIsed
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irplroRs error. IOWA.

AZ tIeffs 2 vi ~ t9F A !
Dss NViEss, Jsr. I'D tses.
IT ~ HEs-aY rERTIFIFD. Tast there hs, bear
Ai-d ID ths oss asETe s.stsnea Ing the con
fttl1 nj tae iIe5ns i4 cem9.aF at New
forT, in i~ sfsiR y! New f0 ths lat day es lana
sy, y lsas, ia Ae-ssfzaas ~s;h tho pteyioas ofAn
ASt ~ the " Ssruat y ef ths stata II faet Il
eed An 8ct In fsstIen u IasaEs fcI n iss es
prnrts 5sansry ssth 1856, an. ~ Art AxneuSstery
thereto, approved Fhtaav3 Sra isss tas s4,d stats
NEST she - that szd Company f sssSsed o the ,srr
sit ssagast u essisst, saa se3rlrsd y Ia
Authority IA thrsfare given sA0y nsr- "a CON-
psHs 70 trsrss their apr ba.insss las1rnnee
- ihs STATE Is @s sacH sit tbs lass saesto, ua,,i
ths SisE 91y Gf JsEaafy, A d 1873
IL 10 also esyt.d~a that ukSaT 3. TEN-EYgK Of
hs essn duiy sgfatea By ssss Gem, aay tsir
lsrfni Assat aad AtasnsT 81 hs ceaafy of Lss With
fail 5wsr 10 tsks rsss Of iasaraace th@sein and to a
knoSlsdes svfyes Of proe BTssisei hy isw nron
is nns s,sa the Gle 9Th isre, rurt Ia ana for
aiJ agatY tjs csr'ihesfe and cory oil the .tstsa nj
as to this csitee-
u IS fsfther certified that th astsea ID trus ana
CAT ect epTy - tke saia statement.
Ia resti,s ~ Ebsfsai Is4re Asreuat5 set rss
81 &L ss d sn ass Kst Ey stsl of oiats day aud
AZ hr.t shave Hrittss,
Jeas. 4. E3lEurr 4rditor of state.
iiHa9 stMLA A. sYgE+, Deputy.
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Total l,ssts Of tie Company,

Total l.ssts Of tile Company, sils,sas So
S The amount or IIistiiity due or ret dee
20 B.aas, or fthsr creditors, bs the
8 Losses All ssed lrsi aue--roae.
Losses lasted taA ket 3u A.....-,...... pa 10
Loses rnsese 81 x33 GO
Lossss ia sss penHe, ~si,sn nrtaer prosf--noue
10 All other claims lag iust The G7ripsny none.
Ii The sfeatsss aheaGi assured q, apy cne rjsk |.
SI5oea.
l. The erss,ess snoun, allowed b, tho raes Of the
Company 70 n fnsnrsd IN any ore city TOW n or
viiiaxe No tnles have been slopted-depsnd,
upon its siEe I'D chsTactsr
IA The greatest a6ant allowed be insured in sny
ehoss 70 rnies have hsen s5opsci-dsl pend,
upoa its construction.
ii No part OF the cssitsor earning. Of the Ia
posi- ed insa, state assecusity osses therein.
IL The Chatter Aet of rncot Of the compa
r,a ~ yases e...sa copy seq, assk assss sr er..,
sssrssary. Pieadert.
state Of csaneeiicus, Hartford County t.s
The foregoing ststemen snbscibed and sworn 10,
By she said Mark Hassrt, President and The. Lob
dsai Secretary ef .siI Merchants Inssrsnoe Copau,
this s:eveSth dsy OF January, A. D. 1858. before me-
Jaxss sisgoLs,
sRII Notary Putlic In and for the state ei Conn
srlrx ., 5ssxEcvtcrr oosprsot, rn's e,n1,
lsznl Hartford, Jan H. sss.
thereby certify fhst havs examined the stocks
Boz ds ETC. of the sterchan $ issurancs compsay of
Hartford fa~ia the statement hereunto annsx
ed, and Ens sid s.assrasnt to te correes
ffnsther certify tnst ee,isse the Asets o. Com
pany 20 &c OF the full value stated
6Ea hoeisseN, Deputy Cowpsrosier
AUBTrogf6 e7Ff Il. IOWA;
bas AotnEs. Ixn ~ lsGs I
TITS EERERi cERFIFrtD D. That there has hesn flied
In this oisc shew ng the condition
OF the Nerchs Insurance COMPANY, ed Hart
fr, he State OF Conn eticHf. day of Jan
usry, 1873, in aecordAncs with The provisions Of
Acs Of tbs 6rreIai Assembly Of ths State Of Iowa
suttiet an Act in re'atiorrt TO fnsu-anca Compane
approved January 9Th 1857 and Act aaiega aioty
thereto. HpPross February 9th 1853 ths. said state
shoss ttas .si NoapaD 10 p9ssess Of regal
site amount OF capital ana usesset REQUIRED ky
Aathorits y ihoresore given 10 the sbote CON-
psny usnsst shsr aspras st- b-sIn.ss insn-anee
In ths sate in accordance with the laws thereof Until
the aist d. y ofI nnar. ife1
1t 10 q % certified hat WM. FULTON nj Keoxnk has
bAeu dny app fusiIy sad Copany t.ssr fal Ast mt
and Assarues fer thc upsy OF Lea With n power to
take rishs II ihsfance theiu and 70 sdss ses
vice oF process provded bJ law. h,s ninE With
The Clerk of the District Court in ard for said county
lhs Certificate and copy OF the statene on nle In
this once
Iii further eertiHed thar thu attached Il true And
pofrect Upy Of the sAid ttstement.
In testmanv whereof I have hareunto set INV |
LSnAL hand ard red my Zeal OF 0aics she day and
year fsst si~tye written
JOHN 4. ELLIOTT, Auiitos ofstste.
jan2o saML a. AfREs. Derrty.
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEaS,

Atn1sY, y. Y, Jan. so.
In the Circuit Court this morning Judge
Peckhall decided to qaash the writ OF eerto-
raj granted by Justice Wells in Gen. Coles
case. District Attorney Smith gave notice
that he would move for trial OF the case TO
morrow. The counsel for the defense oppose
the motion, aud ssk postponemens OF the
case on the ground OF the absence of James
l. Brady, one of the counsel for the defense
and material Witnesses.
MoSyorTn, Ill. Jsn 90
Marshall White, eetored man, in jail on
charge Of larceny, while aitemptingto break
jail last night, was shot dead by one OF the
sheriff q depnties
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FROM ST. LOUIS. !

ST. Louis, Jan. 30.
All the differences and difficulties between
the two rival bridge eomps.iea Of this. city
and Iiiiuois have been suicshiy asranEed and
ssuIed, Aad the energies and resoefces Of
bo.a eonPsniss sill he caseesarssd and :
bridge built across the Mississippi river At
tA,s point IN the saoftest siGe posslkle. The
citizens Of this city, aud all interested in
bridging the river here.
The members of the Produce. Exchange
and citizens generally held meeting to-day
at the Produce Exchange, At .l.3Q, for the
purpose of urging the State Legislature to
revive the law ia regard to the management
OF State cansls.
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Eotice Ia Kauarupscy

TINS 70 srs potics tast ~ the 25th dag of *
l. 4. ias@. Ysrrant to BaskrBptey ssa iasa d
A-alusf ta% ssttte Of Tnamss CFss&, ks1Aak l. e
Co, aaa STATE - Iowa, rho ss asaa issa Bsuhai
ca bis ettiau. T.. .se -, mat Of sny ana
delivery ei s5 property hei2sEax 10 "a .h bankrupt,
.4- tao hts use aGi the sransfer Of any urnp~rty
br hiui l. GrAtfisn tr is~ Thai ting sf Ia cred
i0s pf the SD fsAkrsrt Their tstt- and To
chaos Sssis of h;s esta'ss bel
tae aa-t 81 Bankruptcy h halaea te csAcs Il
the Reei.tsr in Rsb xtu ia the y 81 eexss low.
b.frs J hn srres Eeeft .s-- 10Th day March,
A. D. iscs, 1t 10 ee.9cg n.
CIV. CLARK, ,U.sM.
jaaoo-aSw-W By II FuLros, Deputy.
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ArLASrA, Jan. 30.
In the Convention resoIution vas insso<
duced asking Congress to loan the planters of
the soath $40. .0O0, 600 70 be secured 81 mort
Cages.
Sevea sections Of tie Bill u Riaku vess
|adosted, III No. ofspseial note,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Estate Of Geo. G. Anderson. Deed.

AIot0NV Va wv Os hAA&sN4 0014e GCC ~
0rICE IL hereby G1ves that the subscriber has beer
duly sppolHteA adibistrAEtx of the ssfafs of Geo
udessco lists Of sokuk. in ths Ccansy OF Lee SD
State Of Io~s dsceassd intsstass and has taken ppsa
hc1 self that trust BY kvipg bonds the directs
AL pefseAs having dsnsnds upsn ts estats OF te ssfd
dscsssed required to exhibit prove saa s the
Ia the County Court and all persona indebted TO asid
estate ohe- than psrtnership debts dns he ists bank
Ing house of0eorgs g. Anderson Co, called upon
to make payment 70 the subscriber Or her authorised
attorney, n p. Lose.
tans1-4vR ELTZE9KrH o. ANDERSON.
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AupIToR.s otrIcy. IOWA
pss Y3,s - Jsanary -, 1855
IL Is HEREBY CERIIEIED. Thai The,

tAs 2 a'fatt 1aSasff ID isbS. J
1T IS HEREBY CERTIFIED, That there
= has been hisd In this oies ststemsnt show
ing the condition Of the Leriard Insurance Co., oc&-
ted st Ssw York, In ,ac stats of New York The
d4s Of Jasaary, A 1875 in seeordssee with the pro-
ysozs OF Act ef the General Assembly Of the State
II iowa, entftira "An Aef IN reisttrn to Insrrsnes
Conpsuist, approved Jsnrsry 9sth, 1851, and Act
ss1story tasrs.o approved February 9Th 1855. that
said staten 1T shows tkSt @sid Company pessesssd Of
the r-aste auornt of csritsi sn3 invested required
by iawT
Apthority Is therefore given to the above rssd
penI TO transact TIER appropriate busnsss nfiasursnrs
IN fs stats fe seoordasce wth the i4wE thereof until
the 3!tt day of ssanary, y. 1913.
II is also oertaasi that HES2Y b TBy-gYCK, Of
RrrkrE hss teen dry appointed by said Company their
lawful Ay-nt and AtrTny fo~ the ~ # fee, with
ipn possf take rsts of INSURANCE. thsrsir, and
setposi1sr service S PROCESS pTgs3sd By lav upon
his ling With the Clerk sf the District Ceuf and for
said county fhis sHf copy of the statement
Sis in this effer
1t "a surther extEed that the attached IL aud
correct copy Of the Ssla s.A.saspt,
IN tssfi.nonr whereof hsve hereunte s~t my
SEA hand ape sflxed my Seal Of ofee the day and
year Brat aisexe wfst+eD.
JOHN A kGfIDTT, Auditor Of stats.
jsn2S s1S'Lt kyVBs. Deputy.
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stat@ tf srs faFk City sad CoHnty g ses York, ya
Charles J. 8Ar,is President sea Ieaa H. waxhsarn
Secrsfsty n f's Hone Is Co1aeAny be+nS
sfsfy aa4 efy ssofr ds-sse at SD - T. him
seii ssgs ts@t isr spftgs ,a4, f4l al. correct
-stees ~ tts sss - ths &sti Corp fStl9n ssa lhst
ibey aet t4e Eoes~ ls.yGkei CO. rge .heresf
C4as D. MseTIs, Prsssaers
J. II. wAsIstRS, sser.tary
sEseibei and szcfa beiofe ras thss sistz@th ~ f
JanEsry, 4 3. 1853
isfALl Tros. r. daanzfcs
ss. kss s.snI ssxsy auai.s.
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BY TELEGRAPH.


BY TELEGRAPH.
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.
Latest News from Washington.
The President will Veto the Cur.
rency Contraction Bill.
ConstitutiOnality Of Gen. Meade's
Acts to be Tested.
coNaREss,orAI PHocEzDINos.
Proceedingspf the Iowa Legislature
Fatal Catastrophe by the Erup-
tion of Mt. yesuvius.
The - Leuis Bridge Difficulty Settled.
TIE CHICAGO TIRE-LiA1ItlTIEs
oFrNsuRANcH COMPANIES.
Railroad Accident near Iowa Falls.
A Negro Shot Dead while AttemY ting
to Brs ak Jail At Monmouth. Ill.
AN EXCITING SPECTACLE AT
ST. LOUIS.
Three Hundred People on Floating Ice. |
GOLD CLOSED IN NEW YORK l4oi. |
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-01-31
WILLIAM FULTON,
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