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Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-04-20
CENTRAL RAlLRoA6oF lowe.
CONDENSED
Time Table.
EOh az n ~ lk4n
Connections.

Connections.
Mason City. with Milwaukee and Saint
Paul Railway, direct TO Duluth, Minneapo,
lis, Saint Paul and Saltwater, Milwaukee,
Madison, I.ACrosse, Mcdregor ani North.
Weetcrn Iowa.
Acklcy, with Illinois Central r. n. for
Dubuque, Freeport, Fl. Dodge and Sioux
City.
Marsballtown, with Chicago and North.
Western r. X. fer Cedar Rapids, Clinton,
Dixon, Chicago, Boone aud Omaha.
0rinneli, with Ohicag 60. Rock leland and
Pacific r. i. for Chicago, LaSaiie, Rock
Island, Davenport, iowa City, DesMoincs;
Omaha and Council Bluffs.
Eddyvilie, with Des Moines Valley r. r.
FOR Eeckuk, Warsaw, Jsekssnvills and
Southern Illinois.
Abba, with Burlington and Missouri Riv.
or Railway for Saint Louis, Omaha, Saint
Joseph, Kansas City, Lcaycnworth, Bur.
lington, Quincy, Gaiesburg, Peoria and
Chicago. C. C. GILMAN,
President and Gen'l Supt.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-04-20

DLANKS.-BLANK DEEDS. MORTGA>
ID GES, Quit Claims and Justices Elanks
ut the REPUBLICAN, Ufise,
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-04-20
ROAD NOTICE.
CTATE OF IOWA, TAMA COUNTY, So.

Notice is hereby given, that copy Of the
Plat and Field Notes Of re-survey Of tho
"Chelsca and pows shiek" County Road, has
this day been died in my Office, aud that
the day Of final hearing and approval Of
said re-survcy, is fixed on the 10Th day Of
May. A. D. 1871, and all persons interested
10 said road cnn appear aud show cause
why said Plat and Field Notes should not
be approved. THOMAS. 8. FREE,
April II. 1871. Il5.lS] Auditor.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-04-20

UNLIMITED CnEDir.-An entcrpris.
ing and fair dealing business man III
augusta, Maine, was lately met at
the door Of his grocery by an honest.
looking Frenchman, an entire stran.
ger to him, who asked credit tor a
barrel OF -four. II can pay half &c
cast. down and re balance next Sat.
usday, SIRE" The merchant without
hesitation turned to one OF his clerks
aud, with a kindly smile on the would
ne owner OF the barrel of -four, said:
This good man wants to get trust
cl for barrel Of -four; he'll pay hal.
down and the rest next Saturday.
Ill risk him; he's gooaas gold; open a
fresh barrel, weigh out halt, deliver
i - good shape at his house, put the
barrel away safely, and take it down
ne.st Saturday when he pays The Lai
ance; ncv~ relrse 10 trust an honest
looking man for bread" 1t was done
lie money paid, and the French gen
,lc,nan departed rejoicing in an abun
dance Of flour anil unlimited (?) cred
Ut EoIroa's DRAWER, in Harper'
Magazine for February.
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IF YOU want TO sell anything, advertise
! it in the REPUBLICAN,. q ri
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Freu uaasBsy Hexies.

CITY or MEXICO, January IL, via
Havana, January l5.-An eruption
of the Ceb0rdic8 volcano destroyed
several plantations and the Villages of
Almaictlsna, Irlaw and JaDa. The
eruption Of 1It. PiZava is imminent.
The feUds are becoming intensified.
Ierd0 will resign this month, but the
name Of the person who succeeds him
has not been made known. The en-
tire press and numerous political clubs
favor the reelection Of Juarez.
In GuerrO the revO. .ution is increas-
zne. In an engagement with the in-
-urgents the Government troops were
defeated and compelled to retreat.
rThs insurgents now occupy Chllpan-
eiug0. Juai.3n and ChOlaps.
Romero. Balcare8l and Mejia viii
remain fra the new Cabinet. 1t is eX-
bsctsd that the sdherents Of Diaz viii
fuse with the partissus OF Juarez.
That portion of President Grants
message relating 10 iona LibFe is
much commented on. The press es-
uecisitv is against the measure, and
-Ugvest- even that a motive Of pru-
dencs should prevent any difficulty
with the United States and end
smuggling.
an Indian war has broken out in
Iucatau.
President Juarez is denounced by
some OF the journals. 1t j. alleged
that he holds Mexico under American
indulgence, and the reOpeuing Of iu-
terc0ur5e with European nations Is
urged iu order 70 c0unteract this Yam
kee influence.
A Commissioners to the New York
Exhibition has beea appointed by
President Juarez.
Felix Dlez, Governor Of OaKica, an
uOuuces the defeat and rOut Of the
rebels in Chit0cCs, on the isthmus Of
Tehauutepec.
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MCClain and Andrews, men Of known
legal ability, uBqUestiOned integrity
and moral worth. Elected, too, by
the legal, qualified voters Of the State,
and strictly in accordance with the
Constitution and laws of the State,
which had been recognized by Con-
gress as the organic law Of the State
in July, 1866.
Now, in conclusion, I viii state that
in my Judgment the best and surest
way 10 obtain a permanent judiciary
Is TO have the present bogus, illegal,
unconstitutional State government set
aside and lhe former Supreme Judges
placed back upon the bench. Then
you would have q constitutional,
legal court. What Congress will do
In the way Of relieving persons of
their political disabilities during the
present session I cannot tell, but I am
convinced that none will be relieved
who are now indicted in the Federal
Court.
I have thus written plainly, as I
know you desired a candid answer.
If such men as now compose the Su-
preme Court of Tennessee are to 90
unpunished for a violation of the Con
stitutiOn and laws Of the United
States, then why have any courts to
punish the poor, humble, ignorant
persons who may happen TO trans
gress the laws? In nV haE4bIe jutig
ment all men should fare alike. The
rich as well as the poor, the high as
well as the low, should be made TO
and obey the laws Of the land.
With sincere good wishes, 1 am
your brother, W. B. STOKES.
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The WAR.



NEW YORK, January I8.-The Her.
| Gld's special from London, January
! 18th, says: 81 have most unuues-
tionable authority for stating that tits
feared Bismarck is fatally i'll. Dis
/ credit all statements to the contrary,
/ as energetic efforts are made to con
/ ceal the fact. am able to state posi-
! tiYelv the exact words Of @ q. l.us-
sell, English Envoy, at Versa .Itea, on
/ last Saturday, which were: 4 have
/ just left Bismarck, and / deeply re-
| gret to state my conviction is that he
has the mark of death on his cOun-
/ tenance.'
ANOTHER FRENCH DEFEAT.
The H0rJd7s special from Brevillers,
dated 18th, says: General BOurbaki
attacked the Germans before Belfort
on the 18th and was defeated. Along
/ the whole line the combat was Obsti-
nateand lasted until dark. The French
| renewed the fight on the 10Th and
were again repuised with heavy loss
in killed.
THE FRENCH MOVING THEIR GUNS.
LONDON, January ia dispatch
from Versailles announces that the
French ale removing their heavy
guns from Forts Issy and Varnes.
King William is on a visit to Prince
| Albrecht, who is sick at Chartres.
FROM THE INTERIOR OF PARIS.
LONDON, January I8.-A Paris
dispatch Of the 18th SAYS: Gambetta's
last dispatch to the authorities here.
which was suppressed by them, called
upon IrOchu to take the initiative and
make vigorous sOrties upon the Ger
mans, so that he might be prevented
from detaChing his men from Paris to
reinforce the armies in the provinces.
InaCtiOn here endaugers the cause Of
France elsewhere.
The violent Republicans in the CITY
insist on the adoption Of Greek fire for
military purposes. Three men in
Paris declare they possess the secret
of its manufacture. Governor Gene
raj TrOchU opposes the atrOcity.
RAISING SIEGE ArOAlENTARTLY Ex-
PECTED.
BORDEAUX, January I8.-The Prus-
slams have occupied AIencOn. Gene
raj Chausey continues to retreat in
good order in the north. The adj
vance guard of General Faidherbe's
army re-entered Albert. The army
of the East is under General BOur-
baki and is rapidly approaching Bel
fort, and the news Of raising the siege
is mOmentarily expected.
ABOUT THE FRENCH.
LONDON, January l8.-The Lord
Mayor Of London has started a SUBJ
scriptiOn for the benefit of nOn-cOm-
batants at Versailles.
The meeting of the Conference at
the appointed time is certain.
The arrival Of NJ. Favre is probable.
a dispatch from Berlin affirms that
the programme for the Conference
has been definitely arranged.
Advices from Paris report that the
fire from the French batteries is i'm
proving, and on the west side especi-
ally tbs effective, doing much damage
to the German positions.
The Bank of France has commenced
to issue forced paper money.
FORT D'IssY.
VERSAILLES, January l8.-A con-
centrated fire is maintained on Fort
D'Issy to prevent the French from
repairing the breaches made in the
walls.
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Arms and suppIIss for France.

NEW YORK, January I8.-France,
during the past month, has been the
principal buyer Of arms in the Amer
lean market, as well as purchasing the
best quality. Shipments have been
small. A considerable quantity Of
harness, for artillery purposes, appear
on the manifest of French vessels
cleared far HaVre During the win
ter over 10000 knapsacks have been
shipped to the same port, together
with a cargo of arms shipped IN Sep
tember; 100000 pounds navy bread
and 1890 barrels of -four was part of
the cargo shipped in the Avon in No
Vember. One manufacturing firm is
now under contract with the French
Government for its entire production,
weapons of improved pattern, and IS
finishing 1000 daily. or guns shipped, |,
about 700, 900 were Enfield rifles, orig
inally imported from England, and
last fall obtained from the United
States Government at sales by prOpO-
sails. The War Department has still
on hand a large surplus of arms, which
we're awarded to bidders last fall, who
proved to be, in numerous cases,
agents Of authorities hostile to France,
and were furnished with the means tC
make good the usual forfeiture o.
$4,000 for noncompliance with the
! conditions Of proposals,
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THE debate in the United States
Senate yesterday, as reported in the
APPEAL this morning, will attract
attention, especially the assertions OF
Warner, of Alabama, one Of the
carpe-baggers who cannot realize
that "change has come Ger
the spirit Of his dream" that
his political days are numbered,
and that De, with the whole Radical
pack, viii have to get out Of the way
aud make room for the Democratic
party, which alone c0mprehends the
genius or the country, the spirit Of
the people and the possibilities of "a
nation that is even less than what it
might have been in peace and pros
perity, only because he and such as ne
have ruled us in hate, malice and all
uUcharitabIeuess. The word recon
struction," =" like the cant "shoo. fly"
is played out Il has had its day-a
long and "a miserable one to Us Of the
S5uth-but it has passed. The ina-
nous politicians who, for their own
selfish ends, would reviveit, and with
it the iu'amies Of which it must ever
De the expression, deserve the execra-
tion OF all good men Of whatever
party. We say, and say it without
lear Of successful contradiction, that
the stories upon which it is attempted
TO revive reconstruction are utterly
false and Iibel0us Of a good, a gener-
0us and a Christian population.
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ISewanee and Battle creek coal mines,
as two distinct branches Of the insti-
tuition.
They also recommend the creating
! Of a separate ward for female cOnvict5,
as being in keeping with propriety
aud humanity, which is point most
properly and thoughtfully taken.
HOUSE.
In the House the following bills
were introduced:
By Mr.. Cheatham: To amend the
criminal practice in cases Of misde-
meanOrs.
By Mr.. McBath: Requiring hotel
keepers TO keep a rope in each sleep
ing apartment, to assist guests in
making their escape in cases Of fire.
By Mr.. Neil: To increase the reve-
nue. by taxing all persons dealing in
Tennessee money a privilege tax of
five thousand dollars.
By Mr.. Tucker: To amend an act
for the formation of Bell county.
Senate bill to amend the act to pro-
tect the citizens of the State from
baiRgeompelled by law to pay debts
heretofore paid the Bank Of Tenneg-
see. Rejected.
House bills on third reading:
To authorize ChattanOOpa To issue
bonds to build a Jail Passed.
To repeal sections 1852 and 1858 Of
the code, authorizing the publication
of decisions of the Supreme Court in
newspapers. Passed.
To regulate the payment into the
State treasury Of State revenue.
Passed.
For the protection Of clerks and
their securities, where records have
been destroyed. Passed.
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Negro CaHvsatiou ia Ohio.

COLUMBUS, o., January 18.-The
State Convention of the cOlOred men
met here to-day, John Booker, Presi-
dent. About fifty delegates We're
present. They ask that all laW-mak-
ing distinction in regard to color be
abrogated, and that the cOlOred chill
dren be given the right to attend the
public schools.
A Joint resolution was adopted by
the Legislature for the appointment Of
a Committee to visit the graves Of
General Harrison and Haine5, with a
view to improve and ornament them.
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We hope our County Court Will
think well to day before il gives its
consent to the purchase Of any old
buildings for Courthouse purposes.
Within the past three years and a half
we have paid SIl6.9l5 81 for the rent
and repairs Of the rooms aud stable
lofts now temporarily occupied by our
Courts. such IS they are they
viii suffice for the present and
until we can build g structure
that VIII be mmensuraJe with
our growth, the dignity of the
commercial metropolis Of Tennessee,
aud the demands of a bar that
has made tar itself name
among the first IN the United States.
That wR are without a courthouse,
and have TO make use Of temporary
aec1uualatlgns, is bad; let us not
make that bad worse by investing our
money in other buildings that can
not satisfy gtr wants In any better
form OF more satisfactory way than
those now in use, even with the expen-
ditura Of 100000 i'm addition to the
purchase money. The County Court
cannot afford TO he penny wise and
pound foolish In this matter. 1t re-
fused the other cay 20 take the re-
sp0usibilitv of investing $4,000 Of
the peoples money in the Selma
railroad. Let them so act in the mat
ter uf the purchase of old buildings
E1r d Crurrh0Dsa. Scrip has de-
eI.uaI nearly b cents within the last
zen DAYS, and we understand there Is
quite 500. 900 of it on the market,
with a fair prospect for rapid In
crease growing ont of the daily ex-
panses of the county. 1t viii
not do 90 increase this floating
debt, and iu a wholesale way, just at
This time, when from every direction
the cry and complaint of dun times
reaches us, and in view of the posi-
bllity Of a largely increased taxation,
necessary TO maintain the credit of the
state. Whatever the people can al
ford they desire to invest in railroads
or iu a courthouse that shall be an
ornament 90 Memphis for a hundred
years 90 come-ceutrally located, if
not iH Court Square, then as near to it
az is possible. The people are Op-
posed % the purchase of any old
buildings OF to any tampering with
this question OF q courthouse; at
least, until they are prepared OF viii
ling 90 tax themselves with the con
struc.i0n OF q splendid monument TO
Lheir muuidcance and public spirit.
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- - TEL.l.slh -

KINGSTON, JAMAICA, January H.,
via HAVANA, January ls.-The West
India Cable C0mpaBy's steamer D8cia
Is still at work gT8ppIing for the brOk-
au AspinWall cable, in five hundred
aLhums water, with a sandy bottom.
The electricians are confident Of the
immediate recovery of the cable.
The proposition from the Pacific
NAL Steamship Company that z
steamer call al POnt, on this island,
0uesa month, In consideration of an
annual SUBSIDY of $4,000, has been
presented 10 Che legislature and re-
leTred 90 cgml1Ittee.
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Var Eaton Be arrssEsa

NEW ORLEANS, January 18.-The
Western Press exCursiOnists departed
this afternoon by the Jackson railroad.
Van Eaton, who was released on
h0beGs corpus yesterday, was re-
arrested charged with using counter
feit revenue stamps in New York.
He was brought before Judge Burrell
this morning and Immediately taken
in charge by an officer, on a requisi-
ton from the Governor of New York,
who departed with the prisoner this
afternoon
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E5TABLISHED 1910.

THE news Of the near approach Of
death TO Bismarck, The genius Of mod
ern Germany, win starlle the world
this morning. The demise Of the great
statesman and diplomat sat this stage
Of the game" would be as disastrous
TO Germany as was Cavour's death to
Italy when most she needed a clear
head and a steady hand.
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A$5O OGO Libel salt.

NEW YORK, January 18.-United
States Marshal Ealton, Of the Eastern
District Of New York, has sued the
Brooklyn Union tor libel, laying the
damages at $50, 600, on account Of sun
dry charges against the Marshal in
falling to perform his duty in sup
pressing whisky frauds. The UHi0n
today adheres to its charges.
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The Colorado Colony.

CHICAGO, January 18.-The locating
committee Of the Chicago Colorado
Colony, consisting of Judge Ferry, of
Rockford, recently of Enfield, Conn. /;
II. D. Emory, editor Prairie Farmer !;
and p. T. Kelly, of New York, started
for the far West to-day, under the
guidance Of W. N. Byers, Of the Dem
yyor NLoqge
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BE Wanta 10 ba Huna Instanter

COLUMBUS, O., January 18.-An-
drew Brentlinger, sentenced to be
hung in Allen county next Friday,
whose sentence the Governor COM
muted for eleven weeks, telegraphed
to-day to Governor Hays, through the
Sheriff, desiring to be hung next Fri
day, according to original sentence.
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The 18th Amendment In New York.

NEW YORK, January 18.-The trial
of the Camden election rioters was
begun yesterday in the United States
District Court. The cases excite great
interest from the fact that they are
the first which have arisen under the
law to enforce the fifteenth amend
ment, and because of the number OF
persons Indicted.
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C0ECORD, January 49, A dispatch
from LacOnia reports a shock of an
earthquake at 1880 this morning,
which made deep, heavy rumblina
noise. The shock or explosion was
also felt at Lake Village, and was SC
severe as to jar houses and crOckery,
and start logs from the ice in the bay
The shock seemed to pass from east tC
west.
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PHILADELPHIA, january 18.-The
[Jon venti0n in favor Of recognition Of
the = mighty in the Constitution
meets IA ere to-day. The call is signed
by Hon. Wm. Strong, Of She United
States Suprcme Court; Governor Gea-
~: GoVern0r Harvey, Of Kansas;
Governor Stewart, Of Vermont; Gov
eru0r 8IcCIurg, OF Missouri; FIX Gov
eruOr JeWeli- OF Connecticut; Amos
a. Lawrence, OF Boston; Jav Cooke
and the late stephen Caldwell. oi
Philadelphia; Felix R. BrUBOt, Pitts
burg: Bishops MeIlvaine and Hunt
iugton, olthe Episcopal Church, and
others.
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This LeojsIaiure Of west ViruInls.

CINCINNATI, January 18.-The leg.
islature Of West Virginia convened
in Charleston yesterday, electing Ely
Cracraft, of Wheeling, Speaker Of the
House; N. S. Burdett, Of Charleston,
clerk; Lewis Baker, Of Wheeling,
President. Senate, Il. w. S. Moore,
of FairmOut. Clerk
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Blair Elected BY a yory Complimentary
W.kn

ST. LOUIS, Jan 18.-The Legislature
in Joint session electeda United States
Senator by the following vote: Blair,
J02; Henderson, 50; Benjamin, s.
General Blair's term Of service is TO
I'll the vacancy OccasiOned by the
resignation Of Charles ID. Drake, and
will expire March 5th, 1873.
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The Grsat Conferenee.

LONDON, January 18.-Earl Gran
vile will preside at the sittings of the
conference which is to be held at the
Foreign Office. RumOr5 that the con-
! ference will adjourn after a formal
opening have received no cOnfrma-
tiOu
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NEW YORK, January 1S.-A meet
ing Of underwriters will occur tO.mOr-
row to consider the prOpriety of in
creasing rates on steamboat hulls in
view of the increased hazards from
river bridges.
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Demoo alto gsHInation.

MANCHESTER, N. H., January 18.
The Democrats of the Second New
Hampshire District nominated S. N.
Bell, of Manchester, for Congress, at
their convention to-day.
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Remember the Place, 23l Main Street.
WALKER BROS. & GO.
FEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

= CTTERY.-OniciaI cravings 1i the Mis-
IL souri, State Lottery CLASS 70
l2, 81, IS. l6, 4, Il, 8, a. 81 -. go. 63, "a.
Prizes from 500 go $50 Uo0. paid in money.
Lotteries drawing daily. Information FUR
nlshed lu the above Lottery 1y j. p FRANCE,
416 North Court street. 81 phls, Tenn, p. o.
Box I47. MURRAY, MILLER 81 CO., Mana
gers ST. Louis. no. ialg
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MARRIED.

sIFERS-WILLIs-At3 3 pm, on the 18th
inst, at the residence Of the brides father, IN
uds city, by Rev. L. C. Ransom, Mr.. W. W.
sIFERs, of New Orleans, to Miss sAIIIE
WILLIS Of this city.
New Orleans, 81. Louis and New York pa
pers please oepy.l
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ADnck Saved

ST. THOMAS, January y, via Ha-
vana, January lS.-The great dock
which was sunk by a hurricane in
1867, has been completely raised and
tOWed into shallow water.
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WsuRAHCE
Two PamphIets--Road them Both.

ZN8UREg AGAIKBz Loss BY BIlzE, III
se2 RLNE AND RIVER RI8K8.
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DIED.

WILKES At his residence, on Bayou
Teche, La, on the 8th January, 1871, DR.. BEE-
JAMIN WILKIEs, in the 10Th year Of his age.
THE ClaTkBviue (Tsnn.) and Jackson (MIss.)
papers please copy
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LONDON, January IS.-The Mark
Lane Express says the weather is
favorable tor grain but damaging to
root crops.
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Extraordinary Carries at the Part Of New
NnPk

New YORK, January 18.-MOnday
and Tuesday up to three o'clock the
extraordinary large number Of seven
ty-three vessels entered this port from
foreign ports. It is the largest num-
Der of vessels arriving in two cOnseCu-
tive days during the past ten years.
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GENERAL SUMMARY.

Uiitad Stat Senator from Aeb,a ska.
OMAHA, January 1S.-P. W. Hitch
cock was to-day elected United States
Senator from Nebraska.
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DOVER, January 1S.-Levi Sauls-
bury was yesterday elected United
States Senator to succeed his brother.