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FROM CANADA.

OTTAMA, Sap.3 oept y.
Tho railway authorities hav1had an inter-
view with members Of the Government on
| the subject the cattle disease, and the prob
sbilitil of an order by the Council. II is
represented that the Great Western and
Grand Trunk Roads are losing largely by the
decrease in freight in consequence Of the
order.
The Privy Council have the matter under
consideration, and it is expected the original
order will be repealed.
The trial of Whalen was resumed this NOR
ming.
Detectives Cullen and Hess testified to a
conversation they heard in the Jail between
Whalen and Doyle, wherein Whaler acknow =
lodged he shot McGee.
Turner testified to having several times
heard Whalen threaten to take the lite of Me-
Gee.
Other witnesses gave evidence highly un-
favorable to the prisoner.
The case for the prosecution closed this
evening
At o'clock the Court adjourned till to-
morrow, when the defense begins.
halen has lost the defiant air he assumed
on the Fret day OF the trial, and appears aDx-
ious and uneasy.
1t is supposed that the case for the defense
will occupy about . week, and there is
scarcely any doubt entertained Of convic-
ton.
MONTREAL, Sept. 9.
The Anglican Bishop ST Montreal, who has
been unwell lately, became so much worse
yesterday that his recovery was despaired Of,
and the sacrament was administered. He is
still in very critical state.
MONTREAL, Sept. 10.
The Anglican Bishop, Tulford, died to-
dav, aged 65.
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS,

PorGnKEEpsIE, Sept. 10.
Gen. John H. Ketchum has been unanim>
ously re-nominated for Congress in the 18th
district BY the Republican Convention.
New HAVEN, Sept. 10.
The Republican Convention to>day nomi-
mated Joseph r. Hawley, of Hartford. and
W. T. Fitch, of New Haven for Presidential
Electors At large.
MILWAUKEE, Sept. 10.
Senator Doolittle is talked of as the Dem
ocralic opponent Of Gen. Paine for Congress
in this district.
DETROIT, Sept. 10.
News has been received here that the
town of Warren, Monroe county, has been
visited by destructive tornado, which dam
aged and destroyed large number Of build
ings and uprooted trees. The damage will
exceed $4,000. No lives lost.
SPRINGFIELD, H., Sept. 10.
The Lincoln Monument Association have
adopted the design of the American sculptor
Larkin G. Mead, Jr.
SARATOGA, Sept. 10.
Horatio Seymour delivered an address to
the Saratoga County Agricultural Society to-
day, which was entirely devoted to agricu.-
tural subjects, political affairs being scrnpu-
lously avoided.
ALBANY, Sept. 8.
Governor Seymour arrived here tonight
In response to serenade he made speech,
in which he said he had received from all
sections Of the country the most favorable
assurances of success 10 the Presidential
canvass.
CONCORD, N. H, Sept. 10.
Ex-President Pierce's condition is critical
vet hopeful. His attending physician to day
expressed an opinion favorable to his recov.
ery. His brother Penny Pieace, Of Hillsbor
ough, arrived to>night.
FoN Dc LAC Wis, Sert. r..
Hon. L. F. Frisbee, Of West Bend, Wis,
has been nominated for Congress BY the Re.
pubicans of the 4th District.
CINCINNATI. Sept. 10.
1t has been raining with but little intermis
sion for the last thirty-six hours, part of tbs
time very hard.
NEw YORK, Sept. 10.
Thirteen diseased cattle we're captured
here yesterday and placed in quarantine.
BosroS, Sept 10.
| The Democrats OF the 4th Massachusetts
District have nominated Peter Harvey fo
Congress.
BUFFALO, Sept. 10.
This being the anniversary of Perrys vic
tory, flags are displayed on the public build
ings, dwellings and shipping.
SASpusKY, O.. Sept. 10.
/ The State Firemen's Tournament hel
here to-day was = success ia every feature
Thirty Fire Companies from different par,
OF Ohio and from other States entered fc
competition.
Tks annivsrsary Of Perry's victory NJ
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FROM NEW YORK.

New YORK, Sept. 1o.
The CouneImen embroglo has ended,
FIVE members, concerning whom legal steps
were taken, having been admitted to seats
to-day.
l. Buchignal, husband of Mrs. Gen. Eaton,
was arrested and brought before the Court
to-day on the charge Of having abandoned
her. The prisoner is thirty and plaintiff sew
enty-eight 1t is alleged that be has been
living with her granddaughter, BY whom he
has had two children also that he had spent
Sloo, 600 left Mrs. Eaton by aformer husband.
An attempt WAS made this morning at Pier
A, North River, to murder private watch
man. The person whe fred the pis.ol Las
been arrested.
Jno. Morrissey los. $50, 600 by the defea.
of the Athletic Base Bal Club, on Monday
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FROM THE FAR WEST.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 10.
A prize fight at Helena, Montana, on the
9th, between Con. Orem and John McArdle,
for Eve hundred dollars side and gate money
which amounted to $4,000, was won by Con.
Orem in AZ rounds. They fought an hour
and an half. Neither ofthe party we're much
hurt.
A Cheyenne dispatch says that Schuyler
Colfax and party left for Omaha and Chicago
yesterday.
The grading of the Denver Railroad has
commenced.
A Denver dispatch says the election in
Colorado On Tuesday resulted in the election
Of Allen A. Bradford (Kepublican), as dele
gate to Congress, BY an increased majority.
The Legislature will undoubtedly be largely
Republican.
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FROM CALIFORNIA.

SAN Francisco, Sept. 8.
Gen. Halleek furnishes reliable informa
ton in regard to abuses existing in Alaska,
which was made the subject of special inves-
tigation during hin visit to that territory.
Much dissatisfaction among the natives arose
from the fact that the old Fur Co. carried on
sort of patriarchal government, taking
charge Of everybody and everything in the
settlement. Under the new regime the peo
pie are thrown on their own resources, and
do not understand the change yet. The i'm
mediate introduction of strange white traders,
adventurers and soldiers had bad effect on
the semi civilized, like those Of Alaska.
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FROM ST. LOUIS.

ST. Lerls, Sept. 10.
Mrs l.. Brown, widow, residing l. Hell
ena, Arkansas, was robbed on the train be.
tween here and Chicago last Monday night OF
$4,000, all she possessed in the world.
Schuyler Colfax and party arrived at
Omaha this morning and was met at the
depot by a company Of Tanners. He made
short speech referring to the condition Of
the Indian affairs in Colorado, and said he
would urge upon Congress immediate ard
decisive action against the savages. He.
lieved that nothing less than severe punish
ment would bring them to terms. The party
started for Chicago at noon.
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LATE CABLE DISPATCHES.

PARIS, Sept. 10.
Queen Victoria leaves here for England
this evening.
LoNnoS, Sept. 2.
The cab strike is ended.
FLORENCE, Sept. 10.
II is reported that Italy has requested that
the French troops be withdrawn from Rome.
VIENNA, sspt- TO-
Dispatches received here state that the
Bulgravian insurgents have formed Provis-
ional Government in the Balken mountains.
FLORENCE, Sept. 10.
The reputed agent Of Garibaidi has iefs for
Maple. to attend = Congress Of Democrats to
be held in that city.
CoNsTASrISoPLE, Sept. 10
The extraordinary concessions made to
Admiral Farragut BY the Sultan, in permit
ting the flagship franklin to pass through
the Dardanelles and enter the Bosphorus,
has given rise to vast amount Of comment
The report that permission had been denied,
which was extensively circulated few days
ago, was without any foundation. The con-
sent OF the Sultan was accorded in the moet
gracious manner, as q compliment to the Ad
miral and the country he represented.
PARIS, Sept. TO-
The Emperor removed the troops at the
camp Of Chalons to-day. The whole army,
including cavalry, artillery, infantry, pontoon
and baggage train, we're drawn mp in lin +.
After going througha series of evolutions, all
the corps marched BY the Emperor in review
seoh regiment, - it passed, cheering with
, , great satkasiasn for TN rupsro,.
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celebrated to-day BY grand basket picnic.
Delegations we're present from Duns'o, ue
troit, Cleveland, Toledo and osner lake
Lake Erie were also present. The o. s.
steamers Michisan and Sherman -sfe at the
Islands, and, fred salutes during the day.
ALBANY, Rept. to.
The Democrats Of the First Congressional
District have nominated Stephen l.. May
hew, Of Schohaire, for Congress.
New YoRK, Sept. 10.
The compositors of Brooklyn are on
strike for the New York scale OF prices
Their places have been filled by boys and
young women.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 10.
An export warehouse has just been estab-
lshed for Boston. to which shipments of to.
bacco in bond under the new regulations can
now be made.
Solicitor Buckley, although he returned to
Washington this morning, did not visit either
the Treasury Department or Internal Reye
nue. Bureau to-day.
The Commissioner of the General Land
office to-day transmitted to the State authors
ties of Iowa FIVE certified warrants, embrac
ing 81. 7734 acres, granted by actof Congress to
aid in the construction Of the Cedar Rapids
L Missouri River Railroad.
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lAP lots and parts Of los in the city Of keekuk,
~ which special taxes for laying plank wsis
due and unpaid and In addition the tax forth
wifi be tbs sost Of OF Fl e5 ao eae peee
or parcel Of property advertised and notice hereby
given the of lots parts of lots in
the follow ns list and stnAted In the CITY Keokuk,
county. lows, and all others interested that said
lots aud Of lots hpye srsted ad taxss i~v
led thereon by the City Connci said rity on the 2t
Of July. 1861 fer the purpose Ct defrayins se e1Feu
ees OF laying plank front Of sneh lot.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 10. |
Secretary McCulloch gives official notice
that on and after Monday next all 75o notes
must be forwarded direct to the Treasury De-
partment st Washington.
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Uufes# ps5za.ss z@ses@ 81 .A~ .~easA azs
all before the l7th day If September 1855 the
said parcel of lots much thereof a. nj Az
necessary discharge said and costs viii be sold
the Aforesaid at the Mayors oc. said city
tween the hours Of O'Clock q. aad O'Clock
W y. coWDEN.
Augso Collector Of the City Of Keoknk.
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FROM THE SOUTH.

AUGUSTA, Sept. 10.
The Democrats Of the Fourth District OF
Georgia have nominated Thomas g. Lawson
for Congress.
The Radical Convention to day nominated
C. Il. Pierce for re election in the Fifth Dis.
trict
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Bloomington Nursery
l7,h Year, 400 AcFex, 10 Greenhouses.

Ths iaroen and best dock 100000 Fruit end Orna-
mental Tres. Hedge Plants Crane Pin,s Small Pr1s,
krpst ard oth>r E,r.stg &oekts Rosef Buibf Ar of
choc<n sorts q shfpptsg ases, revy Losc for cash.
Tt.o,e Gho unea money ,r,I send at once red
tSarsps ft~ 2 SaA ddafoppss.
TX PHOENIX
sasN deu, 6IosAIssTos, mclean DC III
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Mruuurs. Sent II

The. boiler in the iron mill of the hayy
yard exploded this afternoon, throwing the
foreman hundred yards, injuring him fa
tally, and mortally wounding the engineer
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For Sale.


Ah ACRES OF LAND-near fstmi In ton, Iowa
~ Eight Dollars per Acre.
DHSIRABLk kssIDENUEon nigh str.si, bet~e.-
n Fifth and sx xth streets, one door East from the
Cougrog stional Chrreh--fra House. nth sir
aud good Cellar ni lot. with kood stable Fruit Irses
Gistern Ac Title good inquire OF
aprith-dly VIM. FULTON. 81 Main street
"A VERY desirable Brick Dwelling, with,
IN two lots, In good rtpsir. on w..t side Of atsns
Avenue, between 9Th and 9Th street..
Apply "a WIN FULTON,
mRva3 2? Main H
n ors aud o, Block H. cornrr OF "a aud Concert
Streets One OF thu nost desirable locations In the
Oily.
Also pai :, Of Lots and 2, In block f3T, CORNER
Concert and Ninth streets, which 10 very desira
tvo story brick d~eliinE
Also Lots 2, and 1, In block i2o, q Cou
cert and Eghth
All for sale u very mod. ate figures. Enquire Of
WM FULTON,
mays o. Main Etrret
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M MlJSIC.
PROPOSALS.

FXkVH USh uSs
WILL be received until the q Monday u, 10
Ten Thousand Dollars of Market Honse Bonds to be 10
,ued by the city Of Keakuk for the construction OF
MARKET Hons divided BY rdinAncs No ll5, psssed
August 10tl 1883.
Proposals may be for the whole any even part OF
the amount Of said bonds The committee reserve the
right to reject al any proportions proposition,
and will not aecept award unless propositions
the aggregate sufficient to cover tbs whole
J. A. MCDOWELL, Mayor.
Keokut. Ang Is, 1858 -ans1e-2w.
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RY TELEGRAPH.
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.
From washin g ton.
Destrncliyc Tornado ~
Warren MiCh.
HON. SCHUYLER CoLPAI ARRIVED IN QI IA
Ex-PreAialent Pierce's COndi.
ton Eflll Critical.
REPUBLICAN SUCCESS In COZ
ORADO.
Progress Of the McGee Murder
Trial.
Discovery OF the Wrecked steamer,
Hippocampus.
BOILER EXPLOSION AT MEMPHIS,
TENNESSEE.
Brooklyn Printers on u strike.
LATE NEWS BY CABLE.
<Sx. r,sx
Discovery OF the Wrecked steamer,
HippocaMpus.
BOILER EXPLOSION AT MEMPHIS
TENNESSEE.
Brooklyn Printers ON = strike.
LATE NEWS BY CABLr.

GOLD CLOSED IN NEW YORK l44f
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G. HINES,
MERCHANT TAILOR,

On TAird>st., bet. Main d Johnson.
HAS just received fine stock Of Cloths OF
! all kinds and will make pants, vests and coats
cheaper than ever before For proof OF this call and
aY2s 6m
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ISaAn n tnAnA
lRkAsuRSR-lsahCd ". LOM bhh hD,.
beystief Fifth National sarh chioss",
..sn r<-,rsan&
III n q u OnS.
EL1sHAe. WADsWohrH,
Chicago.
NATHAN MEARs,
Mesrs, Bates Co, chioaso.i
SAMUEL HALE,
Hale, Aver 4 Co, Chicago.
D, TARWILL,
john Fawsil Co, Chicago
Y, A. TURPIN,
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THE LIST OF PRIZES
REFERE.v1Es.

The tropf-ter has b. kindly permitted refer 10
III. following highly respected bGsin.rs Of eukuk
yFNCIIL JONES Il CO.
LEONARD Co
! II THpERR, Tepfef Hoase,
ROBtRT l. RUDDlCk:
W WINS
pRUCE tTEEL
HAIRY FULTON
N ARMENTRoEr.
ROB,T r. WARNOCKA
PrnnriEtnr
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CLOTHlER1,

en- ell, Jones d Co......cor Third Mtn streets.
less, Stern 4 Co......oor Second 4 Mlin streets.
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KFOKUK DIRECTORY.

.MDesn. cor Third h Main streets.
ua;.t.mn 4 N.tie.. Main street.
Huiskamp Bro...... Main street-bet Atn = 9ln'
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oloeks-whelesale 4 Retail.
Il Bridges cs...............Nos ~ Estss House
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DELINQUENT Special Tax List.

ToPflSR1i.
HARRY FULTON, Secretary.
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