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BY GREEN II SCOTT Austsonesrs.
III oUsEHoLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AUCTION
III Wednesday, 2sh shall
the residence Of Mr. Rawng, :, between s AID oh
streets, excellent assovtfbcnt ~ furniture, vxf
dvans psrof and rocking chairs
hatrack. dressing and other bureaus J.p 1HE
marble ed tables and French bedssead 4
DO sdebcard dining and other tables
Walnwt ONCE and parer cane seat chairs
ID washstands, and maple bedsesds
Girandoles solar, hall, and other lamps MsF#
beds and bedding
Hair and shuck mattresses
Three by, ingnia, Dss~aGs, smA sfsr carpets
China, class crock ery, and ssoua ware
Parior and other window curtains
Cooking, air tight, and other stoves
With Kitchen requisites and other
"cles which deem nnnsceseaxy 70 snunnevnte
r.mss All Of eaS cash e6, credit Of % and 20
UhEEN SCOTT,
sePai-d 3l9| Auctiopees
quvs of Dr. Boye I-"-'- -, - .ssl-
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BARGAINS and Mistake.--we have IL store, nd
receiving daily the most complete Of
base
Philadelphia, New York. Troy, and Boston Our
detail sufhce different
cooking for coal and wood
prisns part the following The William Penn Triumph Com
Old
Blue Ridge Globe and Others Also, church,
chamber dining and paor The and
tfu in city,
puncual prepared sell goods
In line the lowest rates.
feeling assured that stock (Which
the ciy) regards quality and
cannot be exceiied II equaied-
WOODWARD GUY,
No. 4, North side Penney
Sep 2i-6uf between 10Th and II ia streets.
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For clerk OF The court OF appeals sanvsI $, Bovine.

For clerk Of The court Of sppess--Sampel s. Bovine
OF Olsego 3N#
These gentlemen Who have been placed ON this tickle
all we'll known 10 you for Their high personal char
acte and abundant competency for the positions named
and We do not mean 10 enter upon Iabored vlndcs
ton OF their principles With the exception OF the JUS
tees Of the court OF appessan Office. 10 our udgmeBi
80 ably filled by the gentlemen have renomiasted
and the faithful and fearless democratic State officer whom
faction and personal hatred have aboed TO crush ant
whose nomination act OF justice and duty they
all what called But they are all soune
democrats, Tree from any faint OF abotonism In ~ an
honest men The promises they make will he kept The
interests OF this great State and than all the neg
rty of the constitution, will be sale 10 Their hands In
canals will be finished, and economically finished lhs
government will be conducted wisely and we'll And !
they should secure, hope they will receive. You
surages The Organization OF the democratic party viii
be continued ia the people Tebuke VIII DC admnssteT
ed 10 those who have brought disgrace on oS
the employment Of brute force abolition'sm VIII be Tor
ever senced element OF political taon, ana tue
result, will be hailed with delight ny all good citizens
the length and BREADTH not only oil our own
glorious State, but the whole OF our common country.
MINOR C. STORY, President
JOHN DIMoN,
4H. NATHAN BARRETT,
ROBERT McCLELLAND,
DANIEL ID. CAMPBELL, VIZ. p,es;dsn,.
JOHN RUGER, '>'N'S'
JANUS FRENCH,
THOMAS j. Reynolds, u
RoDERT H. SHAHxLAHD, @a1 Aft
GIDEON ]. TucKER, aul a4aa
JAMES II. HUTcKINGs, sGM
PLISY M. BROMLEY, Secretaries.
ABRAM VxRsAh.
JOHN s. ,NErEw,
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From tho Baltimore American Of September IN.
Tribute Of Respect.

ia the editorial columns Of the San Francisco Herald Of
the 3ist OF July We find the foiio aing complimentary
notice OF our townsmsD b. c. Sanders, ESQ., published
on the eve Of his sailing from that city for the United
States:
Among those who take heir departure on the s,ssms,
tomorrow is Beverley Sanders. esq, late collector
Of this port. The kindly sentiment expressed to.
wards him BY his numerous friends IN the correspond.
epce we publish TO day will be heartily endorsed by ae
whole community In all the relations OF lite whether
as public officer, merchant. citizen. or neighbor he las
borne himself with upnghlness and kindly consdsra
ton fer others that have secured him high place in Tho
estimation of his fellow citizens His departure will
create gap in our social circles which other can
fill All will Join in wishing him pleasant voyage
q happy reunion with MS family, and speedy return
to midst
Besides this very Aaiterng article find the follow.
ing correspondence, which we insert entire
TRIBUTE or RESPECT BEVERLEY Q. SANDERS
The following correspondence. upon the occasion Of
Mr. Beverley G. Sanderss departure for Europe on the
host OF friends: @t4 as.-
San FRANcIsco July ~, 1853.
Sir The undersigned citizens Of San Francisco having
learned your % ssvs inc c, IN ss day
and they feel for personally and their cordial
recognition Of the value Of voaF distinguished public ser
vices. sa 4. $780, w. ,aa. 49,
Almost the date Of arriv.l tho spon
taneous choice OF your leiinwcitizSns conded you
many offices OF trust and importance.
This various duties have thus been called upon to
and courtesy which the regard and tbs
esteem OF those with whom vow have been brought in'
honorable YOURSELF has boon satisfactory
felow-c,izens, sfFt
tho advantage Of your personal acquaintance optnons
formed from observation OF public have only
been strengthened by the knowledge Of your private oha
We feel we bu, expressing the univera sentiment of
this community when say that by In this city
is public expression OF respect and affection de-
served.
at such time as may suit your cOnvenicnce
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portable hot furnaces, for heating
churches,
up We think they best in the
having great many gwen estirs saisfacton.
WOODWARD h GUY,
No. 4, Penn. av between iosh lin streets.
2i--6uf
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BUILDING HARDWARE.-wc would respectfully call the
builders
building MI
Our Of pocket
forks spoons Ac complete, quality
such fail please cheap for cash.
US q
WOODWARD b GUY,
No A. north side Pennsylvania 10th lh
Sept 2l-6uf
TOR benefit of tho New Orleans and Mobile suf-
ercrsThe undersigned apart Thursday
Friday 2d and 23d this month"; the benefit o the
establishment those days will be handed
Of transmitted by him. equal
New Orleans Mobile Tor the mentioned above
sold will be
prices. We the the
Of the public.
fun, part, tho following,
Grape shawls, printed shaws
Bar Mis shawls
casllmcTes
Marseilles, AIendse quilts
Shirtings nanneis, table linens towels
Napkins, hosiery OF nil kinds
goods suitable
general stock OF all kinds OF seasonAbe dry goods
YERBY, TEBBs, VERIFY,
9TH and Pa. Miss Dcrnott's building
2l--d3uf
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TUST BEASON-wc have Just received the largest and
New York
offered for sale in this city and will sell them
cheap for cash.
WOODWARD GUY,
No. North aide Penn. between 1oh lI,h streets
Sept 2i-8uf pa Ell
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by GREEN 8 SCOTT, AuctiOnccrs.
GROCERIES, LIQUORS, CIGARS, TOBACCO, &C., AT AUG
VI Monday the 26th Instant shall sell 10 o'clock
m william H. Jones, whose declining health
his business, the Of 7h
opposite Northern Market fstate assortment Of fresh
family groceries, viz IasE.tf1Iss.
Imperial, Gunpowdsr, Young Hyson, and black teas
Brown, pulvenzed, and crushed
Java, Laguira, and Rio coffee
Spices, starch soap, and candles
+ tobacco
Oil, piolaSscs, vinegar, -four, salt fish .s.~
Wood willow, crookery, and stone ware.
articles,
Of
brandy, Holland spirits
old and other whskey
Wine of every description in bottles and draught
Also, the fixtures.
SIS, $25, credit
months, satisfactorily endorsed.
Grocery respectfully
goods being a superior quality, will
Of No posponsment account Of the weather.
GREEN 4 SCOTT,
Sept I'D Aucuoncsn.
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WANTED sms.edaatsiy ~ she IAssle Falls bridge
hree mfes ABOVE oeogatowp
waaes - 70. % -, and - 30 per day. - - -
Also twenty nve good ishorsrs, wages q, rs per day
- GEO. THOKN
laafs Capt Topngsphcsi Esssssevu, In charge Of
Sept l2-dsh lbal san csnstrucdon o. bridge.
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Vice Presidents.

DECIDED BARGAINS articles below
IL pro pared offer great bargains
2U0 pieces iIish all qunlires various gades pure
linen
$50 liable Diapers damssks linen shestins and towel
ings, all styles, Widths and qualities
lot of linen shcengs and pilowcaso linens, all
widths
loo dozen damask napkins and doyoa. tr.
of should fail stock.
rs dozen ladies' kid gloves and black net mits
900 pieces real Welsh and American hanneis
SO pairs superior blankets, also crib blankets
shiring Of the best brands
All kinds OF mourning goods In great variety.
French mcrinos, all shades
10 mOussenes, all shades
pieces black silks Of the best brands
40 pieces plaid siks, rich and cheap
50 pieces Highland pads for childrcn's wear
long shnws patterns
pieces fine black French cloths and cHssimores
100 pieces low priced mousscines, new patterns
- pieces plain and rich figured josie danncls t-W
large assortment OF oil kinds Of domestic dry goods
With articles usually found In dry goods
which DESTROYS sell prior TO removing
room, which 10 nearly ready.
Terms cash, unless arranged 10 the contrary.
Good articles pces and fair dealing be relied on in all
cases. PERRY & BROTHER,
Miss Dcrmott's Building
Sep % Opposite Cenue Market.
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DEEBE'S NEW YORK HATS.-A further supply Of Bee
celebrated New York hats this day received and for sale
- 5rEVENs's
Sep 2a-3uf Sales Groom, under Browns Hotel.
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case Jamaica is distant colony whose entire popula
lion (of which not more than oneenth is OF European
orgn) does not exceed that OF English city OF the
second class Is perceive from your speech Of The
4ih OF August burden on the imperial treasury. II
must, in its present state. stand high on the list Of the
colonies which (as appears from Lord Grcy's recent
work on the colonial policy Of your adnnis,ation) are
regarded by than active and Influential party in
England as incumbances OF which she ought TO get rid,
il she could do it'll credit How different, in all
spects. the with the States lying the Gulf Of
Mexico! In extent oil coast, in the amount OF val
liable products furnished to the worlds in The
command OF rivers which penetrate the heart OF The con-
tneAt they mOst important, they are an integral
portion Of the Union They are, numerically. oil but
sixth part Of it, The very illustration made use OF BY
you strikingly confirms instead OF conutIng the doctrine
that " the condition Of Cuba 10 manly an American
question"
This proposition could be enforced by other strong
ghmens besides those adduced in my letter OF December
commented upon have not been met by you. deem il
unnecessary TO enlarge upon the topic.
But though the United States certainly consider that
sy h.ys as interest = E ns condition 2, S.oT
not either in my letter nor in any other American State
paper within my recollection, assumed that Great Britain
and France have no interest II the maintenance Of inc
right voice in tho matter" Oar doctrine is not that
have absolutely exclusive interest 10 the subject
but that we have far deeper and more immediate in
terest Than France England possibly lay claim to.
glance al the map, one would Think would satisfy ev-
cry impartial mind OF this truth.
In order to establish for France and England an equal
interest with The United States the condition oil Cuba
you say Great Britain il in possession by treaty of the
island Of Trinidad which in the last century col
ony OF Spain France was in possession Al the
mencement of this century OF Louisiana by voluntary
BY france to Trinidad to Great Britain BY The treaty
Of Amens II while this cess'on was in agitation
was for some me--the United States and any other
neutral power (if there any o,her) hsd exertsd
themselves to defeat H. and had invited You and France
to bind yourselves BY perpetual compact never TO ac-
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hs purrorting TO be taken from Prussan police ga
zeite OF fifteen associations OF continental refugees
gained in London and now in action for the above
mentioned purposes.
When these things considered the fact that in the
course OF four or five years. two nconsderabc and abor
tive efforts have been made from the United States.
though deeply 10 be amened and steny to be condemn
ed az a violation OF municipal and International law,
does not appear 10 shocking" il seems 10 be
thought by you. II does not, my Judgment, furnish
any ground Tor the reproaches which has drawn upon
the government and people OF the United States. Nor
does the remark in my letter OF the first Of December.
that disposition engage in such enterprises would be
increased rather than diminished by accession to the
proposed convention, strike me as melancholy avow-
al" as You pronounce it, on the part OF the President
You forget the class from which such adventurers in
all countries enlisedhe young the reckless, the misin
formed What other effect cosld be expected to be pro-
duced this part OF the population. BY being told that
public interests we'll Of the cherished h'stori-
cal traditions, bad entered into compact with two for
egn powers to guaranty the perpetniy oil the system
under which Cuba suffers. Does not Lord Howden,
the English minister at Madrid. make very similar
avowa in his letter OF The Both of May last addressed TO
the Spanish Minister OF Foreign Affairs, when ne says
cannot conclude without expressing my deep regret
that the OF Spain such A. to produce general
alienation in the opinion of the English public, oa OF
which will most infably result state OF feeling ~h'e'
no eovernmsni can control oppose y
The idea that conversion like that proposed was
naturally called Tor in consequence OF these law
less expeditions, seems to rest upon an enue msconcep
ton OF the present of the law in the United Ssaes
and OF our treaty relations with Spain Our treaties with
that nj and the laws Of the United States forbid
all such enterprises The iriparte convention would
have added nothing 10 their unawfnness II we had
been DESTROYS of multiplying objections, We might well
havs complained that the acts OF very small number O
rash young IN, citizens and foreigners, should Be pu
forward by two Of THE leading powers OF Europe. as thu
main why should be expected to enter into
strange compact with those powers, bindse ourse've'
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-01-13
REFERENCES:
WARRANTED
Burlington Centre Draft Plow.
R.fP &. P4RKINSO.y.

G0RNER of Main and Valley streets
~ Burlington, are now manufacturing the
above named Plow. suitable for one horse
up to prairie braking purposes, which they
offer to the public at as chap rates as a
similar article can be purchased elsewhere.
which they warrant as a self scourer, AMI as
good as any in use. Their location at this
city will enable them conveniently to make
good any guaranty or warrant they may
make to their customers. They have open
ed an extensive establishment, with view
to permanency, and hope to receive lib
eral patronage. Persons DESTROYS of a
good article are respectfully requested to
Civ thema call, and examine the Flows
which they now offer to the farmers OF To-
wa and illinois. Mr.. Parkinson has been
engaged i" the manufacture of Flows for
20 years past, and hatters himself that he is
capable OF understanding what good arti-
Gle is, and what would be economical and
satisfactory to persons using the same.
E..- WARDEN & LEIGHTON,
.Agents for Oiiumpa, /o,oa.
Nov. LIST. '52--tf.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-01-13
Patent Wagon SkeinS,

THE subscriber, having purchased Of the
Patentees, the right of manufacturing and
the exclusive right of vending JAMES JosEs'
celebrated Patent Skeins for Buggies, Wag-
ons, and other Vehicles, i'm and for the
counties of Wapello, Davis, Monroe, APP
panoose, Lucas, Wayne, Clark. Decatur,
Union, Ringgold, Adams, Taylor, Mont
gomery, Page. Mills, Fremont. Pottawatta-
ME, Harrison, Shelby. Audubon, Guthrie,
Cass, Adair, Crawford and Monona, takes
this method OF notifying the public of the
fact, and hereby cautions all persons against
infringing in any form or manner upon his
rights in the premises.
Patent Rights,
For the above valuable invention, for any
of the above named counties, or any Town
ship or Shop right In these counties, for
Sale on reasonable terms, on application to
the subscriber at 0ttumwa, Iowa.
Buggies and Wagons
OF every description, ironed on the plan
OF this great, improved patent, in superb
or style, and on reasonable terms, by the
subscriber, at his shop, on Court ST., be-
tween Main and Second. Ottumwa, Iowa.
June 7th. l852.ly l.. j. REEVE.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-01-13

ETA letter from Fort Duncan. West
ern Texas, 29t h uli.; confirms the report
Of the arrival.of portion of the Msxi-
can Boundary Commission al that place,
and the abandonment Of the survey oil
the Rio Grande. in consequence Of a
want of provisions. They had suffered
dreadluIly from exposure, want of clothes
and other necessaries. The party were
stopped at Santa Rosa by band Of In
dams, under Wild Cat. but after a short
conference, they were permitted To pass
without molesia.ion.--Mo. Repub.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-01-13
WAsHINarnN. Dec. 27.

DREADFUL AFFAIR.-We learn from
the Hannibal Messenger, that ON Friday
night last. while party of young men
were amusing themselves in the bar room
of the hotel, BY pinning placards on the
coats of each other. German baker in
the party, pinned card on The coat of a
young man named Carter. Carer i'm
mediately pulled out bowie knife and
cut the German three or four times. Ii
was thought the German would de-
Garter lett his companions and retired to
bed. taking with him loaded gun. AT
ter he been in bed about half an hour.
The Sheriff went to his room u arrest
him, when he placeu the mnzzle of the
gun under his chin and fired tearing off
his chin aud one side of his face. Car
Ter was not expected TO live a, last ac-
counts.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-01-13

RAILWAY ACCIDENTAL draw in the
Hudson River railway bridge. over Spuy'
ten Tuyvel Creek. near Albany, being
open. the Engineer Of a gravel train. con
sisling of a tender and seven cars. on The
last of which were 80 laburers, not motto
ing the signal, run his train fnl1 speed
in,o the gap. The locomollse struck the
opposite abuimenl, rebounded and fell
with the tender into The creek. The
gravel cars except the las, also went off
with that containing the workman and
went only haIf;over, fllnging all the men
on both sides into the water. A scene oI
wild confusion in the struggle Tor life ia
the dark ensued; YET only one man was
killed, two seriously injured. and the res
but slightly.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-01-13
Des MOines Valley
n TT RISER Y.
LOCATED AT KEoKUK, IowA


TINE Subscriber respectfully solicits the
attention of Fruit Growers and the
Public to his large stock OF Fruit Trees,
Shrubs, Evergreens, SC, for SAFE this Fall
and the coming Spring, consisting, in part,
Of
$4,000 Apple Trees OF the best varieties,
from to years old, at from 10 to Ia
cents each.
10000 Pear Trees. of the latest and best
kinds, on Pear Roots, Dwarf Pears, on
Ounce stocks, from % to 50 cents.
10000 Psach Trees of the largest aad
most productive kinds from 10 to l2s cts
each
1000 Plum Trees, from 25 to so cts each.
500 Cherries, Ounces, Apricots, sc, 20
to so cents each.
Small fruits consisting of Currants.
Gooseberries, RaspDerries, Strawberries,
and Pie Plants.
Grape vines-a large quantity to 2
years old, 10 to % cents.
Eyergreeas, embracing Balsam FRS.
Pines, Arbor Vitaes, White AMI Red
Cedars, Hemlocks. sc.
With "a good assortment Of Shrubs,
Roses Shade Trees, sc. at low prices.
Usage Orange Plants, a large guam
tity, and . years old, for sale very low,
which will set out and bring to perlec.
tion as a fence for those who wishit.
Having purchased the en- tire Nursery OF
Jesse w. Fell known as Fruit Hill, near
Payson, IL miles southeast OF Quincy, ILL.,,
TO those who may wish to engage in the
business, or plant out Orchards, am en-
abled to offer great inducements, as the
Trees are all to be removed within limit :
ed time.
lam prepared to contract for planting
Orchards. Shrubs. Evergreens, He'd ,es. &C.,
and insurins their growth. All kints Of
country produce will be takenin exchange
tor trees. Orders from distance, directed
to the proprietor. ccompanied by tae cash
or good reference, atten led to Oh receipt.
Any orders left with NJ .ssrs. Caittenie n
McGavic or Cleghorn q Harrison, prompt
" attended to.
The Nursery is situated near Fulton nj
Fourteenth sts,, between the Piank Roal
and the River, ut keokuk, iowa.
Packages delivered in the city or at
steamboats, free OF charge. Letters of in
quiry should be prepaid. Catalogues sent
III exchange Tor stamps.
GEO. b. WILLIAMS.
Dec. Both, 1852.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-01-13

PREsBURY's COUNTERFEIT DETECToR.
-Presburys netector, for Jan. 1883. is
ready for distribution to its subscribers,
and contains good deal of information
TO merchants aud business men
Among the latest counterfeits - OF
hich a number are noticed-is one OF
PACE & BAcoN's checks on Quincy" SIS,
altered from genuine ones by the passing
operations. Vignetie, female and buck;
Gen'l Taylor on The left end. and female
holding large figure on the right
The genuine fipes, 3 bucks for vignette,
with Gen. on the left end. aud Mars { he
god of war; and female figure Of plenty
ON the right end; very well done. mo.
Repub.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-01-13
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
Friday, Dec 81.

Friday, Dec 81.
BILLS ON SECOND READING.
Fl X file No 70--a bill for an act TO
establish an 9Th judicial district was re-
ferred 10 select commitiee.
HR file No liza bill providing for a
state road from Eddyvilie TO Knoxville
was referred TO the commitiee on roads
and highways.
HR file No 72--a bill granting RICH,
Of way 10 the Jackson county railroad
company, AFTER amendment on motion oil
Mr.. Folsom By inserting 100 feet. in
place Of 200 feei, was ordered to be en-.
crossed and read third time Tomorrow.
BILLS ON THIRD READING.
II II file No Ia bill for an act TO
change the boundaries Of Warren county.
Mr.. Wi,ter moved that the bill be re-
ferred to a select committee OF three with
instructions TO report bill giving the in
hsbitanis residing on The strip therein
named the privilege Of voting on The
question proposed by the bill.
Mr.. Townsend moved TO amend ny
leaving The said question to the lnhabi.
tan,s of said strip and of Warren county.
Mr.. Sharp moved further amend
men, by inserting five instead OF three
for said committee.
Mr.. Wilson moved an indefinite post.
ponement OF the mo.ion and amendments
shereto; carried.
Mr.. Bryan moved the previous ques-
tion aud ,hereupon The bill aforesaid was
passed.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-01-13
New YoRK, Jan. 4.

NEw YORK, Jan. 4.
The Asia put into Halifax on Saturday
for coal; she sailed on Sunday morning
for New York Line. down. no news;
excursion trial trip of the Catoric ship
took place down the bay. making IL
knots an hour with wind and tide.
Boston.-Ship Swan from New Or
leans. reported picked up on passage,
Captain and three mates from the ship
Amalet from Ceile for Boston. sprung a
leak December, 30. went down almost
Immediately with ls souls. survivors
took boat, SO hours without food. the
Amlet had cargo 900 tons salt, insured.