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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-16
LATE CABLE DISPATCHES.

LONDON, Oct. 4-Eve.
The naturalization treaty negotiations,
which are being conducted between Minister
Reverdy johnson on the part of the Ameri-
can c Covernment, and Lord Stanley on the
part Of Queen Victoria, are progressing in q
very favorable manner. The decision held
by the United States with respect to acquisi
ton Of citizens do,nicil and transfer Of alle>
glance previous to and since the war Of 1872,
has been fully maintained by Mr.. johnson in
shaping the new naturalization bill, work
which has just been concluded. Lord Stan
ley and Mr.. johnson are now engaged in the
consider alton Of the Alabama claims ques
tons, which it is certain will be arranged
soon.
Daily attacks are made by portion Of the
London press on the China. American treaty
and the objects Of the Chinese Embassy gem
orally.
Dispatches received in this city from oil
parts Of Europe convey the pleasant intelli-
gence that the Burlingams Embassy is fully
appreciated, and that its members will re-
ceive cordial welcome, not only At the diff
ferent courts, but from nationalities.
Dispatches received here from Naples rep
resent the volcanic movement of Mt. Vesu
vius as more intense and violent, eruptons
sending forth streams Of lava having oc
Cured.
LosDoS, Oct. l5.
Mr.. Gladstone made speech yesterday at
Liverpool. He examined the question Of
Fenianism and diecontent in Ireland, and as
signed the causes therefor He spoke ear
nestly Of the need Of reform, and quoted and
dvelt on the words Of Darcy McGee: Con-
servative, on these causes, as the voice Of the
dead from over the ocean.
EpIsRuRG, Oct Is.
Hon John Bright has been tendered the
freedom Of the city.
MADRID. Oct. Is.
Forty-eighs cities, being all the adminlstra-
tive center, adhere to the Junta.
The Cortes has been fixed for December
10th, 70 that Representatives from Cuba aud
Porto Rico may appear.
LONDON, Oct. Is.
The London papers comment freely on
the recent American elections.
The Daily News says if the Democratic
party had only remained passive the Repub-
hcan blunderers would have given them
power but the Democrats have an equal If
not greater aptitude for error.
The Morning Post says the result Of these
elections decides the Prendential contest,
and the slight interest wherewith the Demo-
Gratis sought 10 surround il is gone.
The Standard comments on the small ma
jorities claimed by the Republicans, and
thinks the Democrats may have carried some
Of the States. The writer says if the Demo-
Gratis are beaten their friends here could
| wish they had been guided BY safer counsels.
| The Telegraph, while approving the re-
suit, sees in it the ruin Of the Republican
party, in which are 80 many vide differences
! on financial questions.
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH
nIDNIGHr REPORT.
IRON ST. LOUIS.

Sr. Lorls, Oct Is.
The Free Masons Hall, beautiful new
marble building on the corner Of Market and
Seventh streets, vas dedicated yesterday BY
the Maso1s. A procession consistine of the
Grand Lodge fshe STATE, sixteen snbcrdinate
lodges, two Commaadriss OF knight Te mp
lara, tho Mayor and City Council and : NUM-
ber Of invited guests, marched through the
principal streets, and presented very enc
appearance. The ceremosiss 1t the Hall
vers very interesting and imposing. Thos.
Garrett Vas grand orator Of the occasion,
and delivered very eloqusat address. Alter
the ceremonies at the Hall, . large party
drove to Belle Fountain Cemetery, where .
monument 70 Anthony O. Sullivan, . distin.
gnisl 4 Mason Of Missouri, and known
throughout the entire county, was unvailed
and dedicated with impressive ceremonies.
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

ALTON. ILL.,, Oct. IA.
The following officers Of the Illinois Grand
Lodge Of Independent Order OF Odd Fellows
were to-day elected at the session in this
city, Grand Master, j. W. Ellis. Chicago !;
Deputy Grand Master, T. W. Floyd, Giles
pie; Grand Secretary. Samuel Willard,
Springfield; Grand Treasurer, A. G. Bang,
Alton Grand Representative, J. F. Alex
ander, Greenville.
In grand encampnent the elections we're
~ follows; Grand Patriarch, Ticknor, Of
Rockford Grand High Priest. Louis hurst,
Peoria; Grand Scribe, n. c. Nixon, Psoria.
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FROM CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Oct. Is.
No later election returns than those con-
tanned in the Associatsd Press dispatches
last night have been received.
The Times this morning comedies Penn
sylvania and Ohio, but claims Indiana II
doubtful, with the prospect in favor Of the
Democrats.
The Tribune and Republican both claim
Indiana BY 1900 to 1900 majority.
The excitement here in regard TO the elec-
tions, which wss very great, has subsided
and both parties are turning their attention
to the coming election at home.
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FROM CALIFORNIA.

SAN Francisco, Oct. Is.
There vas great rejoicing throughout the
State and territories on the Pacific coast
among the Republicans over the result Of the
elections in Pennsylvaria, Indiana and Ohio.
Enthusiastic mestings arc held in al the
cities and villages.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WARRINGTON, Oct. Is.
Thomas R. Laird was to- day appointed
Supervisor Of Internal Revenue for the dis
trict composed Of Virginia and West Vir>
ginia. This is the third Supervisor Jet ap-
pointed.
The President has recognized Aldebert
Celesti Daisy, Consular Agent Of Italy at
Cincinnati.
Gen. Sibley has forwarded to Gen. bow
ard several additional affidavits con6rmaioiy
Of the FIRST report OF Major Howard on the
Camilla disturbances.
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ELECTION RETURNS.
PENNsYLvAHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 16.
The sad table Of msjorities as far as
received, reduces the Republican majority to
1901. The Age (Democrstc) estimates the
Republican majority at about 5000. Anoth-
er dispatch says the Republican State Com
mitiee put it at 1865.
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FROM HAVANA.

HAVANA, Oct. IA.
All disturbances have been suppressed and
the Island is now perfectly quiet
Advices from Porto Rico state that all is
onet there.
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GENERAL SUMMARY.

II win thus he sssn thst Of one hundred patients
trest.d by om0opathie physciahs eight viii DIE while
the eaas number trsatsA BY Allnva the ph ysi.
cAns thir yfour viii die: asd II shs yri.ds who
under old chool treatment the world OYER Honropatb
ic treatment would save ssventysx Of svsry hundred
From such facts, ft II dtlheuls how ol
hmehfs has ansthisE TO with the sw+Aring stu
dents certain medical in.titutons pre-, them
from tbvess sating thi. system snedcias
oef2 0BO EHIN0uR, u. D.
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS,

SARATOGA, Oct. Is.
The Old School Presbyterian Synod OF
Albany held its annual session to-day.
About eighty ministers and elders were press
ent. A resolution in favor Of the union OF
the Old and New School was adopted unani-
mously.
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Nea;ce . Lot Owners.

Il T meeting Of the City Council of the
"A ~ City Of xsoknk, held Oct. H. A. D. 1858, the
following Reer 'uejon Was aAopted:
Resolred. H. the owaers Of Lots g. .. TO- u, and
n Block ~, aal lsss 10, II and H. in Bo 5,
in Reeves Perry WfIliaas' Addition, fronting
gan street b directed 70 havs plsnk walk ass
wds made in front Of their Jespe tivs Lots BY the ISL,
the same to b in scoordanes with the Orins
OF tls city.
1csrtit hs abovs to b espy q Resolution pssssA
By he Csancii of tAs Oty u ksokuk.
oivse usder ny hand aud ths AsAi Of said City
saAI THE istA day u O,to1tr, A 1893
kWEtCHMAN,
Clerk Of tho Council Of the Citv OF Kaokuk
oety6 Ia
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BY TELEGRAPH
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.
from Washin & ton.
LATE NEWS BY CABLE.
Opinions Of the English Press on
tho Late Election.
Progress Of tho Nataralizatton
Treaty.
Spanish Cortex fixed for Dec. 18th.
ADVlCEs PROM MEXICO.
GOLD CLOSED in NRw YORK 1871.
LATE NEWS BY CABLE.
Opinions OF the English Press on
tho Late Election.
Pregress or tho Naturalization
Treaty.
Spauish Cortex fixed for dec. 18th.
ADylCEs PROM MEXICO

GOLD CLOSED IN NEW YORK 1871.
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BUKkITT 4 CO..
HATS, tlPs md notion,
AT. WHOLESALE,
q i M q 4 - t
kEOkUK. IOWA.

GRANT
800 900 coI.H.x 2O0OoO
Badges, Medals, and Pins must be 0aAsy C1sAa
closed out ut half the cat u manu- Hns nayny
fActure. Every club In the country worth
sbouid get thsm at oocr t25 per 100
600 gilt border Grant Hadees S. to be sold
600 hns gilt elegant Grant Badger, $40 pr 900
tl2. ia order
900 extrs Rtlt @. ant and Collar to Introdses
Badsss Sl2 thso.
600 besuiiful Cuh RadGss In the market "0rsEs
and Colfsx !" so Any snort agent mate from SIS
e25 per 6ay We send prss~nt ef 90 Grant CaG.ss
with every order Of 80 Hossy mDst socoa PAM ths
order sAs.fsetios guarsuteed 8snd Post-o0es ord.
Addfes. ed RICH ards MAkkT, 81 Murray u
po1 3I8l. NY Rsfsrssoss eustmAs1sY In usv fo,t i
Nassau Bank. 7. n. Hekoo1 4 90. NJ. ses3-As~
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IL sneAs
- - @
HkruD0:
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six months, rs
!. {. j" three 80
. one ] %
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LUX u II u h1O i u n j.
ATToRHEYs.
+ Brown Knowles .......cor Main Fifth streets.
wB Collins Second street.
AMERICA. Watches.
"a n,,a.e. .Nos1 ! Estes House.
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VA .........................l1l A.is stree
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Wssseets.. ...:.'..'.Asn a VI. .....
webster bros. 49, '..''' >'1
BOOTS r,,.s 4 81.
( ~. n.,,... g MI, strsst
H..sss.-pp Rro'..... Main strsst--bst lth & 1th.
~. = l3s Nsin street :.
-~--o.-r
WOOAAb -
nnuuHr nlH AOunnY
q Rmsv.on cor Hoafth Blon dean i
80 a 49,. No. =. R.,.. HON..
1.RJ Ay,ss sons M, 81 Main street
CLOTmIHns.
Veoeill Jones Co cor Third Main streets.
Heas. Stsrn = Co .....-oor Second Main strssts.
oommrsaloN MEnCHANTs.
" N Surge, 46 South Lsvss.
ol.ek,-whelssals 4 Retail.
Bridges. II , Estes Houss
o.,.. silver ware.
"a aBr,ave.,,..No Nos l 4 ! Estes 10 uss.
o''ase''..'.' ''''''
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,c,, -. rh,,a 4 Main fun .t.t,.,
= inE''ss'
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v,.,...s a..,,.,. : o. u Main ,,r,.t
60. rn,,., ...8l Main street.
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rD Foster Main street
Si''''e'ser' ".'ef : 80. oo...''''''''t0
uarravtnr. brands. 4 Seals.
hridgsf .......... ......'.....Nos : h''s' mouse
ruunIrrQr
/, :. o.. ~ 100 ain STREET
uncan, karis = co.......l4o , l41 Main street.
-. .rnAn rrrrINOa.
Mooar Son. .........Johnson street, BET 81 stn'
sa .No,1 E.te. Hous
(. Pollock 1 c.. ...........1l us Main street
Hsmil wv Maia sues
= pa.er Co co......................s Main street
n star,d. ...cor Blondeau 1 Lsvee
aROCERa-RETAIL
po,.,,..,A A,b Main street
hoasss' .......''...''.'.''''% NAH '''''"
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mn. 1o,.. .92 Main street
D
p...,A.ra el Main street.
-
ruon.. '.eor Third 4 johnson,
MI. Hs... cor Second i johnson,
issunAkcE AGENTS
l.. J. Adams, ..."eorner2d ana Aain ~.
IOWA COAL = OIL co.
once Levee, bet Main Johnson.
vCr
v.sL ...... Z, p.t.. uo..A |
eoihsf DsHy.'''''.1 Hsn s''e -
IROu.
sre'n''' r''-.''.'..-'.........''oF Main Fourth
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CLOTMIBAs.

sam 9 Bridgss...........Nos Estes House.
RI Ayres 4 0ons ,...67 Main strsst
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DUCKEYE EOU1ORY,
vail Armitaes / Co.........eof Ninth johnson.
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COMMIeeloM MERCMANTs.

1sncill. Jones 4 Co.....cor Third 1 Main streets.
4ess. Stsrn 4 Co.....-oor Second Main streets.
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nngraving, Brands, 4 Seals.
B,tdses Nos I 4 Estes House
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noors = sHoEs-RErAIL.

David @ Lowry street.
n " Westsot4 Main sfrset-nssr Fourth.
~ .h,,s, nros ....eS Main street.
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, Il. cros. 4 Co Co..,..............139 Main Street
suncsp karIe 4 Co,1l0 4 143 Main street.
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SONNET DLEAOHRAY.
d Emerson ....,..........e cor Foafth : Blondsau
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KEOKUK DIRECTORY.

aOOrs = sHOEe-WHOLEsA
smbiston Haiskamp...-........s3 Main street.
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Olseks-Whelssals 4 Retail.
a pr,dys. Nos / ! Estes Houss
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DOOk.DIuDEA.
N Psarcs 1 Ason.....0ats City Bldg, Main ID
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On 1K1rd-S3., bet. H0in q JOHNSON.
LAS inst received 6ne stock Of Cloths Of
IL I'll k1nds, AAA viii make pAnts yssts and costs
chsaSs tAan ever essors For proof Of this call aad
apps sm
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nOoKeA erAraOHERY.

SAC FACTORY.
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0elA Pens, Pencils, Pocket Bssks.
3 O Bridges. = kates Hous
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-12-14


| Georgia is not yet thoroughly orgln.
iized, aud they will pro54hiy inset
with the Army of the Cum Eeriapd
until. their own organization IS per-
fecte9. e.agod2 isoJ q
Ga Tuesday grand reunion Of all
the armies will take place, IN the
Operas House. The programme for
the occasion is as follows:8Ao b1hh 2
Order of escfrcises at Gr9sbgIs Qpera
House, on the eUeqtng Of Dec. 10:
General G. H. Thomas; apresidi az;
Reviiee. by drum corns; address of
welcome, Lieut.. Gen. W. t. Sherma1-
song, By the glee club-"America; =;
orati0n. Army of the Tennessee, by
GensW. w Belknap; music, by the
hand = + Guard Mount" Grafton.
Army Of the Cuniberland. By GeneraF
Charles Cruft; dram solo" Battle
of Stone River" oration, Army OF the
Ohio, General Jacob D. Cox; songs
By the giee club" The Star -SpaDgled
Banner" oration, Army of Georgia, z
General w Goegswell; song, by the
,gIee club = ".She7manls9o JMarch5
Through Georgia." retreat, by the
band; taps, by the drum corps. "a
The Committee on Railroads. has
received information that the Penn
syleania Central, New York Central
and Erie Railroads HaH r6pndShteH
their agreemant4 to Issue excursion
tickets to those attending the re
union. i.4 ''sA
rnFhe valuable stable Of Stephen Has
sett, at the corner OF Chicago Avenue
and SecoHd sstreef, 4yas sbsfrned this
morning about two O'Clock. together
with four fine horses. several heaa. of
cattle, and two OF three fine carriages
Loss 80, ,000 10 81, ,000
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-12-14


New ORLEANS, December 12-An
important misunderstanding has oc-
Cured between the officers and crews
of the Peruvian fleet recently fitted
out in this city The transports are
now lying in the Mississippi. tile crews
of which werelshipped in New York
with the express understanding they
should be paid two months nisad
vance, and that they were to serve.
under the United States flag for one
year. To-day the officers of the yes
sells hoisted the Peruvian flag, when
the crews mutinied, and refused to
work on the vessels, on the ground
that they were no Ions under the
protection of the Stars and Stripes.
Tonight the officers attenp Ell by
force to compel the crews to work the
vessels to sea. The crew refused, and
all communication with the shore at
New Orleans is cut off, The crews
then threatened that should an at
tempt be made to force them to sei.
they would throw the officers over
board. This had the desired effect.
aud the officers al once appealed to
the police force of the city for assist
ance. The police otficers declined to
interfere on the ground that they had
no jurisdiction, and the coRfliet be-
tween the crews aud officers IS pro-
crossing. '+@ 'r -@'i
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GREAT EXCITEMENT IN run CITY.


.aa ri aI,f-zz---T4 ub
The entire community was startled
we may say paralyzed-at the an
.nouncement this merning that the
city had beer visited BY a number of
men, supposed to be the Jackson
County Vigilance Committee; that the
county Jail had been forcibly entered
and four men, Frank, Simeon, and
William Reno, and Charles Ander-
Fson, had been hung. The history OF
this terrible affair, so far as we can
ascertain at the present writing, IS
about as follows;
This morning about B o 'clockMr.L .Lu-
ther Whitten, one of the outside guards
at the jail, after. making his usual
rounds, went into the Jail Office and
sat down by the fire few moments.
| He had been inside but few mo-
ments when noise was heard outside,
aud, approaching the door to open 1t,
was met at the entrance by party of
men, who presented pistols to him,
| demanding silence on pain OF death.
| Whitten shouted. however, but he was
roughly seized by several of the mob
and thrown into corner, and inform
ed if he uttered another sound his
life would pay the forfeit.
By this time the Jail Office was filled
i with men, who commenced searching
for the keys to the jail doors Sheriff
FulleHloye, who was sleeping 'Iu a
room across the hall from the Office,
i-heard Whitten shout, and opened the
4door = only to meet a large force
Hof men. Comprehendipg the sltua-
ltion ut once, be rushed. down the
stairs leading 10 the base enlent Of
the Jail residence Tor the purpose
az giving the alarms As be went
down the stairs he heard severaivoIces
saw, "shoot down the stairs, but he
| was too quick for thems and ga ined
the door leading to the grounds, on
the west side Of the jail Here he
met another force of armed men, the
jail being surrounded wltb them, and
upon seeing pistols pointed at him,
/ exclaimed, Gentlemen, don't sshoor
me, | am the Sheriff" just as be
said this. Oneaof the gang fred the
shot taking effect In the right arm,
"A near the elbow. infiieting very seri-
Gus and painful wound. The Sheriff
J shouted, "Murdert heipf'' at the tor
, of his voice, but was soon siIenced by
2 a blow over the forehead, from heavy
, / pistol. He was then taken into the
4 iail hall and placed under guard. The
y KEYS of the jaIl and the cells we're de.
manded of him under a threat O
f death If he refused to deliver them up
AAk# lAAAA
1aa88s zoa4o9 .ss81.a siaM as NJ
.s aaI saftvarAv8
nb asat
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New YORK, Dec. 12.--It is stated
that a substantial negotiation has
been entered into between the Erie
Railroad Company and the Atlantic
q Great Western .Railroad. whereby.
a broad gauge line will be con
structed from here clear through TO
Chicago; !; and it is also said the same
gauge viii probably be put through to
the Mississippi. Arrangements are
reported TO be 10 progress with other
Western roads in order to make this
communication complete. New con
solidated stock will probably soon be
issued.
New YORK, December 11.-The
suit against Commodore Vanderbilt,
to recover four and half million dol
lars, has been commenced.
1t is stated that the report that
Washburne is to be Grants War Sec
retary, came from the head-waiter at
the recent supper given here by Mr.
Roberts. -
The superintendent of Indian
Affdirs, .Messrs. Murphy and WyEf.
keep, late that Black Kettle, whose
baud was defeated by General Custar.
was friendly to the United States. and
that he and his band were then on
their way to draw their annuities at Ft-,
Kearney 5tlR aaee anAv.
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The Crew Refuse to Work
and Thresten to Throw
the Officers Over &.
board. s.s
Assassination Of a Highly
Respectable Citizen.
Great Excitement ab put
the Affair.
CHICAGO.
Meeting OF the Army OF the CHmber.
land-The Pro FamTle for Tuesday
"A Grand Recitation In Prospect
Sen. George II. Thomas Presiding.


CHICAGO, December 1.-THE local
army corps are here busily engaged
in their preparations for the great
army reunion, which is to take place
ii this city ON Tuesday aud Wednes-
dav of this week. The present indi-
cations are that nearly 2.000 officers
of the four armies will be present and
take part in the festivities. This
number will be nearly propostionate-
IL divided between the four armies.
TIE Army of the Tennessee will make
their headquarters at the TremOnt
House. and the Armies of the Cam
herland and Georgia will go to the
sherman House. TheA Army of the
Ohio will rendezvous at the Briggs
On Tuesday, the different armies
will hold separate business meetings,
and for this purpose the Army Of the
Tennessee will occupy Crosby's Music
RI 4Il. the Army of the Cumberland in
McVicker's Theatre, and the Army
of the Ohio ia Caledonia Hall. :
Ca1cAao, Dec. 1S.-The Army Of
s.yF a-FEat os-rsl
fe4 ssfoD4 eos aGt9i on a4 aW
arH f8 ~s58a 4le aHfL ass E. ftlaa & srI
ffo0E& -el q iTg 9raiH sms xssN rl
-..=e. s..n.r -fss 4f.f4 HEl ~. 6 rrsf asafr 4
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NEW york.
ASSASSINATION OI-I-fIrss nrx svy5sEvS5~ysa--
able t'itizen-Intense Excitement
Y and COnssCrHatI0n. ''4 -

90 71sgC -13JMAt
sFNRw YORK. December 13.-Ad-
vices from the reglonlzof the Allie
gheny Coal Company state that since
the assas ina ion there of Douglas
Love, d highly respectable gentlenad,,
by unknown parties, inteuse cpnster-
nation prevails throughout the whole
country. 1t has been discovered that
q secret organization exists among the
Irish laborers Whoahaye sent threat <
ming notifications to manv citizens, on
the principle Of th O K1 Klux, to leave
Immediately at the peril of their lives.
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EUROPE.
BY Atlantic reIesraph.
Citizens of FstPamaduFa Threatened
with Death-Armlstice Between
Government aud lnsurgent Troops.
spAIN

MADRID, Dec. 12-PIaeards are
posted in Estrsmadura, threatening
the assassination Of all rich citizens
who take part in the election for the
Cartez
LONDON, Dec. 12-11 P. M.=The
armistiee between the Government
troops and the insurgents has beena
prolonged until to night, both parties
consenting to await the arrival of the
hTItt1e VI eSe1svIIIes VINO witt ma ke zfp
attempt at mediation. Should these
negOtiat tions fail the Government will
re- commence vigorous measures for
the suppression of the insurrection.
Madrid. December 12.-The Cow
ernment has decided on postponing
the attack on the party in revolt, hop
ing the insurgents VIII accept the
terms offered. them, and surrender. A
Gen. Rodo, who is at the head OF
the Government troops, has declared
the pOrt of s5adiz blookaded. and the
foreign Republicans have been mott :
fed accordingly. .1.--...so.... +
News has been received that the
Carlisle party. in lower Aragon, are
making preparations for revolt. q 3aE
Fears are entertained of rising OF
the Republican party in Barcelona,
to night. The greatest precautions
have been adopted to guard against
such contingency in both plucesA esa
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Proposals.

SEALED PROPOSALS. WILL BE
- received at the county AUDITORS ofdce
until Saturday, Dessnber 18Th. 1858. at 10
e'caock AN TOR furnishing 500 perehes OF
limestone rock, 10 be liYered on the
plank road, near the culvert, on or before
May Is, 1869. at such places as he Board
may designate. The Board reserve the
right To reject any or all. BIDS. Pay meat
made after the fulhllmeut of tie Contract
NIGrt}E BlSCH
Auditor Wand erburgh county. 8
Evansville, December 9Th, 1868. TdeI0dtd