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Tho Mississippi Levees.

WASHINGTON, March 2s.-The Senate
Committee on Levees Of the Mississippi
river, at o meeting held here yesterday,
took measures for obtaining specific infor.
nation upon that subject through cores
pondence and otherwise, and will during
the recess Of Congress make q personal
examination ofthat river and,the general
interests connected with 1t. The commit
tee consists of Senator Alcorn. Chairman
Clayton, West, schurz and Gordon. The
committee will prosecute their inquiry
diligently, and at the next session will
urge that the general government take
charge Of the leVee system as q matter O.
greaI national concern.
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TYRANNY OF STRIKES.
A Wholesale Example TO be Made at
,.fl..r BOsIOnS aH.

BosToS, March 9s.-Ia The case of
Timothy Hogan, one Of the strikers on
tho Horse Shoe railroad, who was arrested
for threatening and asGaulung Peter
PIIlington, for going to work In the
Horse Shoe Railroad Company's shops,
Judge Parmenter to-day decided that the
offence came within the statute in relation
to compelling persons to do acts
against their will by threats, the pun.
ishment for which Is imprison-
ment in the State prison for not
exceeding ten years or BY q fine not ex-
ceediDg 5000, or, by both imprisonment
and fine. Interviewing themattar Judge
Parmenter said the acts alleged and prov
ed In this case are peculiarly offensive to
tree principles which prevail In this
country, and If such practices could enjoy
impunity they would tend to establish
tyranny irresponsible Of persons over
labor and mechanical business, which
would be extremely injurious to both.
The Judge held Hogan In 81 900 bail on
complaints for trial at the Superior Court.
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DENVER.

The Great Religions Revival e A
Waking Up Among the Repro
bates.
DENVER, March 2s,-The great reli.
gious revival which has been In progress
here Tor the past two weeks, under the di.
rection Of Rev. E. P. Hammond, continues
with increased interest. Several hundred
conversions have been made. At the re-
quest OF a prominent sporting man, 200
tickets were distributed yesterday among
the gamblers, saloon keepers and prosli.
tutes, and many attended the meeting last
evening, occupying reserved seats. Five
or six Of this class arose for prayer. A
committee Is visiting all Of the saloons,
houses Of prostitution, &C., to-day, pray
ing with the inmates and inviting them to
the meetings. They. are received with
respectful attention, Six prisoners con.
fined in jail are said TO be under deep
conviction, and prayer meetings are held
In the jail every morning. The influence
of the meetings Is extending also among
the professional and business men. -rt
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SPAIN.
(HCrald Specially

(HCrAld Specially
LONDON, March 2S.-There has been
severe fighting in Spain, in which the
Carlists claim an important victory. The
Government troops retreated to Gronol-
ler's much demoralized, where they were
captured by Saballa.
There has been a large demonstration
at Tarragons In commemoration Of the
establishment Of the Paris Commune.
A street fight occurred in Barcelona In
which six persons werekilled.
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ST. LOUIS.

ST.. LOUIS, March 2S.-J. Bolcnder was
arrested here to-day charged with obtain,
ing under false pretenses several thousand
dollars worth OF jewelry from the house
Of Hirsch & HolIenheimer, Of New York
G. W. Ward was arrested here to-day
for murderous assault on his vile, In
which he stabbed her with q knife, frac-
tured her skull, and beat her In shock
ing manner. . l..g .ra1 a
George Brian, a negro, was hanged by
a mob, at Chillcothe, NO., Wednesday
night, for committing a rape on Mis-
Fiske, n highly respectable white young
lady, living about two miles from thai
place. 90 IL -.- -lLL-- IL
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A Onnfsrnncn Of RaiIfoad AIaknases.

NEW YoRK, March 2s.-A very large
number Of leading railroad men nom
various parts ofAhe country are In the
city, TOR the purpose Of having q confer.
,ence upon railroad matters, the nature OF
which is not stated. Among those pres
Cnt are Oakes and Oliver -AmeS, Tom
Scott, Sydney Dillon, General Fremont,
General AnIon stager, Of Chicago, and
General Burnsldes.
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PoRr HopE, ONT, March % IAN scci'
dent occurred 10 the mail train on the
Midland Railway last night. As 1t ap'
preached Orillia the rear car broke the
coupling and turned over down an en-
bankmcnt, a distance Of - feet. Six pas
sengers were badly Injured. DR.. Dewar
and Mr. Davis, Of Ogdeusburg, New
York, seriously about the head and
face; Mr. Preston Manners, badly cpt,
The accident was caused by broken rail,
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ENGLAND.
A Crazy American Wants 10 See
His Mother.


His Mother.
LONDON, March 2S.-The steamship
Great Western, ashore at Blackmore, got
of and returned to Bristol.
An insane American appeared at the
Lodge Gate at Windsor Castle yesterday,
and demanded to see the Queen, alleging
she was his mother. He was arrested and
upon being threatened with incarceration
in the Mad House, promised to return to
the United States.
The Bank Of England Frauds.
LONDON, March 2s-Edwin Noys the
American charged with being implicated
In the frauds on the Bank Of England,
was again brought before Lord Mayor to.
day for examination. Among the Witnes.
ses examined was the manager ol the
Continental Bank, who upon being shown
the photograph Of Bidwell, identified him
as the party who opened an account with
that institution under the name Of Horton.
Tho manager also gave details Of several
extensive transactions had with the
bank by !Bidwell, and expressed the be-
lief that Noys was merely clerk Tor the
really guilty parties. The examination
further adjourned.
twenty-five hundred coal minors In
Balton, FAmsworth district, have struck.
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A Central American City Destroyed
... by an EOFthauRke. 81

Z PANAMA, March 2s-ThO steamship
81. Louis from Central American ports
arrived on tho 18th. When Bheleit the port
of San Salvador 1t was reported that the
city Of San Salvador had been destroyed
by great earthquake on the 4Ih instant.
The telegraph lines being down no details
could be had when she was leaving,
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Congressman Roosevelt on Congress
sIOnal Legislation. Y

NEW YoRK, March 9s.-Ex.C Congress
man Rooseveltin a lecture here last even
ing, on corruption in Congress, said that
Of the 800 bills passed during the last
year there were not more than one'halI
Of them that the members know any.
thing about; this is att ributed 10 the bad
rules OF the House. he spoke at length
Of the corrupt legislation, and said the
only legitimate business was Just before
the close ol the session. .a..'."
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The Goodrich Murder.

New YoRK, March 2S.-A gentleman
residing near the murdered Goodrich
makes voluntary statement that he fire.
Quently observed woman in Goodrich's
house, and that she and the deceased acted
as man and wife. When the woman now
in custody was questioned yesterday, she
was very eVasive. Clrcumstantial evil
dence is strong against her.
It Is now ascertained that the woman
in custody on suspicion Of numbering
Goodrich, Is named Luecilla Myers, she
also went under the name Of Kate Stodd
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CINCINNATI.

, CINCINNATI, March 2s.-Advices from
Frankfort, Kentucky, today give notice
Ol the veto by tho Governor OF the recent
aCI Of the Legislature amending the char
zero the Cincinnati S Southern Railroad
SOFAS to allow the counties along lis line
10 vote money to purchase the right OF
way and erect depots.
a Zanesville dispatch sAys a locomo.
I'VE on the Central Ohio Division Of the
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad went through
Zoe canal draw bridge at that place to-
uAY, No persons Injured, D..
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A Bonaparte Asking for Citizenship.

A Bonaparte Asking for Citizenship
PARIS, March 2s.-A petition Of Prince
Jerome Napoleon, praying tor French
citizenship is to be presented to the Ma
tlonal Assembly tomorrow. On It's intro.
ductIon member will instantly move to
pass to the order Of the day, and IN the
event of an adverse vote, will immediate.
ly introduce a bill bsnishing the Bona.
partists from France.
Senior Olozsga has resigned as the
Spanish Minister at Paris because he dis
approved OF the insufflciency Of the con.
servatlve policy pursued by the Spanish
Government.
Advices from Carlist sources say that q
full enquiry acquits Cure, Of Santa Cruz,
from the charge Of committing attrocious
acts Of cruelty upon prisoners, It ts
stated that the Carlists aim at the capture
Of Pampeluna as base Of operations
against Madrid.
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PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, March 2s.-At q meet.
Ing Of the Executive Committee Of the
Citizens Centennial General Finance
Committee today, It was reported that
the aggregate amount oil subscriptions
from the citizens reached $637, 600, which
with the railroad, municipal and State
appropriations make an aggregate ol g.
S87 600 t'.ls'
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River News.

PITTSBURGH, March 2s.-River falling
II feet z inches in channel. Heavy rain
fell this evening. -..,,....r
eight feet and rising, Weather cloudy and
LoU1svrI1E, Ky, March 2S.-River ris.
ing rapidly, risen 10 inches in the past "a
hours; 10 feet in canal, 10 feet In Indian
chute and 10 feet In Kentucky chute. 799
feet bridge space. Raining. Packets did
q lively business, ........r
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A Dissatisfied Congregation at Bal
ClmOFes

New YoRK, March 2s.-A Baltimore
special says that the action Of Bishop
Foster in assigning Rev. Dasheill to the
pastorSte OF Madison Avenue Methodist
Episcopal church, instead Of appointing
Rev. Hatfield OF Chicago, who was desir.
ed by the congregation, causes great in
dignation and may lead to trouble.
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Another Man Who Won't Take the
Back Pay ....J .s

CINCINNATI, March 2s.-Hon. W. p,
Sprague, member Of Congress from the
10Th Ohio District, announces that he does
not propose 10 appropriate to private use
the sum Of money voted to him as back
pay or increased salary for the 42nd Con-
grcsS, but will cause It TO be returned TO
the U. s. Treasury or devoted 70 the rellel
of the taxpayers Of his district. -.
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mysterious Death Of a Woman a,
Springfield, Ills.

CHICAGO, March 2s.-There IS intense
excitement in Springfield, over the sud-
den and mysterious death Of a woman
named Kate FranOls, there being sus-
picion that she was murdered by one
Lutrix, who passed the night with her
and who Is believed To have been her hus-
band. Lutrix has been arrested. aa.
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Woman suGtaEe-.ProgreSs In New
Ynrk. ------

ALBANY, March 9s.-The Chairman Of
the Judiciary Committee Of the Assembly
win report as instructed by a resol ution Of
the House, Appropriation o. to amend the
Constitution so as 70 grant suffrage to
il women holding property to the
mount Of $9,600. -
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CHICAGO.

Arrest Of Alleged Jewellery Thief.
CHICAGO March 2S-Despatches re-
ceived yesterday, announces the arrest In
Montreal Of Morrison, former porter Of the
Mattcson house Of this city, who was
charged with having stolen . 9satchel with
5000 worth Of jeWelry from the agent
Of Elcox s. Co., Of Newark, N j., few
weeks since. The jewelry was not recoV.
cred however. '".r.
LIB. REP. AND DEMOCRATIC FUSION.
The Liberal Republicans of this city
today endorsing the following Demo
cratic nominees: Geo. o. johnson, May
or; Paul Remelin, Trustee Of Water
Works; N. Msrchant, Judge Of Police
Court. The remainder olthe ticket con.
ceded to the Liberals is as follows: Judge
oI superior Court, W. H. Tilden; Prose
cutting Attorney, F. Plunketti City SoHcl.
tor, Il. D. Peck. .... .
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The storm center in Wisconsin moves
tonight northeast and on Saturday east
ward over Canada. southerly winds veer.
ing 10 brisk southwest over the lower
laEes and Ohio Valley with continued
rain, clearing away in the latter region
during Saturday morningA Fresh to high
northwest winds will prevail over the
upper lakes and lower Missouri Valley.
South and west winds with cloudy wealth.
er will prevail In the Eastern Gull States
and westerly, with clearing weather in the
States easterly winds with clouds and
rain, For the middle and Atlantic coast
southerly winds backing to northeast with
threatening weather and posslbly rain
For New York and New England south
and east winds with thTeatentng and rainy
weather. Cautionsry signals are ordered
for Wilmington, Norfolk and Cape May
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An Illinois Woman Arrested for
u. Poisoning her Husband.

CHICAGO, March 2s.- Yesterday in Lo'
raine, Adams county Ills, Mrs. Annie
Adair was arrested on the charge Of hav.
idg poisoned her husband, who died sud
denly in January last, and with whom
she had lived unhSppily. The body Of
Adair has been exhumed and his stomach
viii be examined by chemist, ..
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Prevention OF CrueIty..The MOves
ment to Organize Society at
CIavaInnd -lH


CLEVELAND, March 2S.-The second
meeting to take further steps for the or
ganization of a society for prevention Of
cruelty to animals was held last evening,
A report Of the committee to prepare a
memorial to the General Assembly oi the
State, praying for Home legislation to give
more effect 10 the law passed April 4th,
1871, entitled IAN Act to prevent cruel
ty to animals" was adopted. The me
mortal was forwarded TO Senator BeakeS,
together with drafts Of bills prepared by
the committee; one providing for the in
corporation oI societies, the other supple
mentary TO the bill, describing the author.
ity OF such societies and their agents. A
constitution was presented and adopted
and committee appointed 10 obtain
members for the society in this city, II
will be called the Cleveland Society for
Prevention Of Cruelty to Animals.
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Murderer Sentenced at San Francisco

SAN FRANCISCO, March 2s. - John
Devine, the murderer OF Kamp, was SEN
fenced to-day to be hanged on Nay 9th.
The prisoner desired 10 make statement
10 the Court, before he was sentenced, but
his counsel would not permit.
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Three Hundred National Banks Be
low Their Legal Reserve.

New York, March 2S.-A special from
Washington says that up to February
29th, over 800 National Banks were below
their legal reserve. a & g35Erts3Si. l
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PRICE OF TICKETB,

PRICE. OF TICKETS.
whole Tickets $40, Halves 06, and QCartCrB
81 90. Eleven whole tickets for 800.
No discount on les than 800 orders. /, ss
Nothing could be more appropriate for preSt
onts than tickets to this Banquet Of Wealth OF
more likely to opr0duce gTAnder 0AtiHtActorI re-
salts. Tho object Of this Third Gift Coneert 10
the enlargement and endowment OF the Public
Library 0l Kentucky, WhiNh, by tho special &C
auth0rlEIng tho Concert for its bene1t, 10 70 20
forever free to al citizens Of every btate. The
concert will be conducted like the aEet and sec
ond heretofore given, and full particulars OF the
mode OF drawing tho giita and paying them and
everything necessary TO thorough undefstand-
me Of tho eeheme, from, beginning TO end arc
now published in the form Of q circular, which
Will DO furnished free Of cost 70 any who upply.
been committed by the Trustees TO hon. Thos.
whom all communication pertaining 10 the Cit
Concert should be addressed. sD III
X T. DURRBTT, President.
", N, HALDEMANN,s sViee PEest, !
JOHN 8. GAIN, See'y, Public Library OF by.
FARMERS b DROVRS' BANK, Treasurer.
As the time for the ConeeEt ID close At hand
april 6lh,) parties wanting tickets should send
in their ordeEs Immediately II they would avoid
tie rush and delay absolutely unavoidable in tho
iGW days preceding the Drawing. All orders and
applications for agencies, circulars and iniOrmA'
ton will moet with prompt Attention.
THOH, = BRANEETTE,
Agent Public library Kentucky, Louisville, by.
Nv, L. RODGERS, Agent,
,r. l06 Market street, Wheeling.
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To WHOM IT MAY CoNCERN.-IlIegible
writer's are undesirable acquaintanCes-
their "characters" arc bad.
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TUESDAY. APRIL q. 1873.

At thia Concort tho best muSieal talent that
can be procured from al parts Of tho country
win add pleasure to tho entertainment, and Ten
Thousand Cash 9ifg, RgRregAt1ng Q vast total Of
HAlf Million Dollars currency Will b0 dlBtribut.
cd by lot 10 the ticket holders, % follows: - 1
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III, Insurance. ra.ss r.
Peabody Insurance Co.
AT MHERL1Na W vA

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MISCELLANEOUS.
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IIHInN pIrICIr nAII pnRn rn1nhuV


The cheapest Land in market for sale by the
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY,
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5000, 900 ACRES IN CENTRAL NEBRASKA,
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on FIVE and TEN JEARs' CREDIT AT PER cENT.
No ADVANCE INTEREST REQuHBD.
Mid and hcAlthiul climate, fertile coll, an
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TIE BEST MARKET IN THl WEST The great
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Nevada being supplied BY tho farmers In the
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THE BEST LOCATIONS FOR COLONIES.
FREE HOMES ron ALL Millions Of aces OF
choice Government Lands open for entry under
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with good markets and all tho COnvenlences Of an
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Free passes to purchasers OF Railroad Land.
Sectional Maps, showing tho Land, also new
edition OF DEScRPfIVB PAMPHLET WITH NEW
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Address o. y. DAVIS,
Land Commissioner o. P. r. B.,
.. OMAHA, ME-.
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Weather Report.


Wan DwARFHHHT,
oyEIGH or nm UHIEg 9IgHAL QEIIuIn,
WASHINsFoN, D. O., March q, ,AESoEH. =
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GRANDEST SCHEME OF THE age.
s5O1oc,ooo.oo
CASH GIFTS.
100000 FOR ONLY $40

Under authority OF special legislative act Of
Marth 10, 1871, the Trustees now announce the
Third Grand Git Concert, for the beneat Of the
Public Library Of Kentucky, to come OF In Ii
brary Hall At iouiBYIlle Kentucky, on
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This Company having been in successful opcr.
fair rates on Buildings Of all kinds, MerchRn-
disc, Manufacturing establishments, Furniture,
Steamboats,, and C0fgoeS on tho Western Rivers
and Lakes, also 10 Issue perpetual policies on
Dwellings and Stores. This Company being
recommends itself to the favorable confederation
Of the insuring public, and BollciEg their patro-
nAge. Applications for insurance will bo prompt
II attended toR thsIr office, BAILRY'S BLOCK,
No. lQ6 Market street.
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LIST OF GIFTS,


To proVido nRmea for this magnificent Con-
cert, Ono Hundred Thousand Tickets only will
be issued large portion Of which arc already
sold. o Il..-
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BY TELEGRAPH.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT
Exclusively to the IntelIigencer.

(By the Western Union Line
once Northwest cor. Of Main and Monroe sts)
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Columbia Music Store.
LyBrand & Son

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Instruments on hand at all times. Sheet
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Pianos, Organs and Melodeons tuned and re-
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OFFIC ERs.
VIM. Martin, President.
John b. Palmer, Vice-Prepident.
A. G. Brenizcr, Cashier.
j. Sawyer, in general charge.
John G.. 3. Smith, Assistant Cashier.
Directors.
Wade Hampton, William Martin, a. @. Has
kohl, F. ". McMaster. E. II. Heinitsh, John B.
Palmer, Thomas E. Gregg, Columbia.
J. Eli Gregg, Marion.
CT. Scott, Eewberry.
". G. Mayes, Newberry.
B. H. Rutledge, Charleston.
Daniel Ravenel. Jr., Charlerton. u
Mechanics, Laborers, Clerks. Widows, Or
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on. Planters, professional Men and Trustees
wishing TO draw intere st on their funds until
thoy require then, for businees or other pur-
poses; Parents desiring 10 set apart small
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and Minors (whote deposits can only be with
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