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New Arrangement.

rINflE subscriber would inform llse citizens of ke
l okuk and vicmty iliAt be has purchased the
stock ia trade of Ben. + Dodson at 30. Third
Street, where he Las on hand gencral assortment
of French anu American Cloths, taselmefes and
Ncetngs, whieh he VIII make up 10 order at the
shortest notice, and IA style not ~ Is surpassed.
$50 good assortment of Summer Coats, Vests.
and Shirts. always hand.
July ls ls53--atf JAMES NJ TYLER
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CITY Drug Store !

Burrows Block, Main street Eplt h.
& J. q. STEWART arc now in receipt If -
81. very large and carefully selected stock ~
rf Drug Medicines anu Chemicals, Patent II
Medicine Popular Reme1ies, Mechanical Ii ~AS
gaor. Paints Oils. pye etufls Perinmery, and ege-
RI sarisy Of fancy articles usually found III the be~t
establishments ol The kind. Every article warrant
ca pare aud genuine
Purchasers vii confer mutual favor by calling
at our establishment before buying elsewhere
Physicians prescriptions carefully put up.
Dl, }, G. ~rEWAn1 Office and Gems uliing room
IA thc Drag store.
PROFESSIONAL REFERENCES:
r. o Elwards. NJ b.. Ohio Medical College.
j Cobb.
John Locke,
5Iay 3. Is5J.--ddw.
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To the public.

rTllE undersigned respectfully announces toeSa
Il the eitizens II kcokuk and vicinity, that he II
has recently opened Apothccories Hall, corner e-9
of Ihiri and johnson Streets, "tb entire new
and we'll selected stock Of Drugs Medicines, Per
fumefies, Iolie, Articles, &e,
IAe subscriber intends paying particular atteu-
tlen 10 the Pre- cription Department, and feels cdn
hdeu That lac can give perfect satisfaction, ha, Ig
hal an r1perienee Of ten y ar IN this branch Of tno
business, and hopes hy strict pttcntonto business
that BE- viii merit share u public patronage.
Augusta, 1S55.-dly +. H. UC0NNOR.
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KEoKIK FEMALE SEMINARY.

=
nF the keakuk Female Seminary will commence
~ on Monday September 10th
Rev. Nm. II. Williams Principal end Teacher 81
English Grammar ana Criticism II intellectual and
Moral Philosophy, az.
Mrs. A. L. Williams, Taeheg on Piano Forte and
Of the French Ianguagz.
Miss Mary G. HIATT, Teacher of the vaiious branch
Is If Mnthenatics and Natur&l Science History dc.
Mis- julia Benedict, Teacher in thc Primary D.
partmeAt.
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I HI son. IAs
1lI.EEG EGkEANI I-1II.nIS>.

r1sHIRD Street. between Main and johnson X CO.
1 kHh Iowa. haye jltst received, at their Fashion-
ahle Tailoring aud Furnishing Establishment, a
choice aud excellent supply Of Broadeloths, Cassis
inerrs, Aeaings. aud entlemen' Furnishing foods
Of all descriptions and guarantee that their work
shall bo don ~ the must approved aud satisfactory
manner They are constantly receiving the Aew
York and Philadelphia Fashions and respect FULLY
solicit ali Who desire good work and the bes mate
rial to give them a call
HUTCHINSON 4 DEWEY.
Aprii :, ls55.-dlY
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9 = y y . 1 = I
City II kcakuk. Io..--0fle. on Main ST, between
Second and Third Streets
nR. II. in addition 20 the usual Azr
1mcthuj- # inserting srlifei Al teeth ~ ~
is possession u tie exclusive right uIr1YYt
for IisA e.sy pf nausting tl4t "eontD
uous gum testi s7 UulYFr ally admired fos hcir
beauty strength, and cleanliness After exIe-
rleuee If two years in iha style IF work. he would
unbe-iiatingiy recoam nd 70 the public pos
seaaing many anl grea' adtauiages oyer any otieE
style ~ work knoau " tat profession. Tin % III
erestei Pet faiy lE' .ed 10 call and aIiue
specimens oi tae different methods ol moua,ins
teeth.
Anril 10 l..a-aAM1x
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FOR SALE

TTNHE most valuable property in keokuk- ~
L the St. Charles Hotcl--the largest build
ing IN keokuk exeeptihe Public School House, -
and situated IN the very best place the city for
Hotel. and long and fayoraby known n one of the
best In the State, now offered for sale on favora-
bic terms RANKIN Il MILLER.
july rs lS55.-dSwtf
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tOILDS ELLIOTT, Importers and Jobbers of
NJ EarthenwaGe. China and Glassware, No. i9J
Pearl Street aud No. 81 Chambers Street, New York
would shy to Merchants and dealers generally that.
having es tAblish.d Cash House IN this branch of
trade, they fully convinced that they can sell
Crpekery, etc. OF such prices viii pay the purchas
or fine profit 10 retail Experience has proved very
concnsivcly 10 " that, by adherng strictly to the
cash system We can afford to sell from ten to twenty
per cent. below tn, regular credit trade prices.
To this end He ask m examination of styles
and prices list Of which will b. forwarded BY mail
to any party desiring.
Earthsnwarc, BY the Invoice, single packags, or
yery carefully repackcl for the country trade
July ~. ls35.-~tily.
NAiLS--A fun assortment IT
g4uI3 KUHN K DOD~0N
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JAMES VI. REID,
LEROY L.. PALMER.


4 II9ANI4 a Law MI Pleasant. iIeury -
= \ y, Iona. 4"
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DREPARED BY +. 4 G. larnali * g, A large
L sapals just received by ....
gapt. IL MOORE HOOPER.
IApAN A. II Wa and l., u RicAud Hildfeth.---.
y F4gsate Us sep % CAVE a. sOE.
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.kENNf. ". H. RTNyE
McKennv & Runner.
cor NTY acr>Y.

fI' J. MCKINNEY, has been appointed Agent in
Ice County. for the sale of SrnIrrous Lio-
Cons fer Medicinal, Mechanical, and Sacramcntal
purposes only.
can at No. 50, sign Il the Golden Mortar, Kco-
kuk Iowa.
July Sd, lsJ5. dly
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rIHBEh iaily fhle4gh fra y htt~etn PhlAael-
/ Ibia ana PIj sbarg.-THE MoHNiNe Man TeAN
lsa3e. Philadelphia far piti-hurg N II s. H., and
p.,t-barg fot Philadelphia u 4. ~ IHr Fast
ItyE leavss Phi!ad iiha far tiurg a & II.
1ar NlHr ENtnl 1iA> eas.. ph,iadeilh ha for
Piustgfs ~ y p H.. ani P.t'sbarg for phih.1el-
phia at e II lit.
The sbsee Inc. connect IL Pitisburs with Rail
raats to aid from 81. Louis, Mo. Alton, Galena
aua Ch.cagg. Ii1 Frauksprl, Lexington ami Lou
isville ~. Terre Hao,s, Na5is-., Lafayette aud
Tniianape Iaa Cinenna6 Dayton, Spfingield.
B,lletoutane, SarIgsky, ToIedp Cleveland. CoItIn-
he., Zan. iis Ma--tlinn aHd Wooster, Ohio; also,
vift ,he steam Packet Boats from and "a New Or
leans = Louis. louisville. ANA Cincinnati
Ihrang!l Iuhe le had to from either ~
ths atoye places.
For further particulars Iinnd-b bills ~ hc 3if
Isrent starting points. Passengers from the West
viii hid ths the sAsvtss, and mos. cNpedit ous
route 10 Philadelphia, Baltimore, New York II Bos-
ton.
Ili1S MOORE.
AGESr Passenger Lines Philadelphia
j. MESkIMEN,
Agent. Passenger Lines pttshurg
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JAMES REYNOLDS.
Wholesale and Retail Druggist,


1 IA]lNG made arfangc tnents fuF periua- y
l. l. liz III busInes7 in the above line, am nuw
offering to- the city aud country trade large -
and wall selected stock Cf Drugs, Medicines. -
puni. Dyes. Oils and Narnishes, Brushes Glass
wafe aua inflow q lass. Also Perfumery and fam
u articles, Cigars Tobacco and snuff. and choice
assortment # Family Groceties, including Spices,
Teas. llusering EAtraets Candies Soda. -aleratus.
and "a variety # articles pertaining To that depart
ment all which Will be sold ON The principle vt
"smali profits and quick returns
Particular attention given To preparing rrescrip-
tiUIS, ln eases where medicines are required dur
ing the ght it is frequently nenvenient 10 obtain
them. Thls difficulty have completely ohyiated
bv having my residence in part # the same bniId
Ing occupied BY NY store and persons desiring net-
leInes, may rely upon procuring them Ell MI hours,
uIeht ~ day, without Inconvenience pr delay.
Ilsua-sts, merchants and ethets, Purchasing by
tn quantity, art requested to give me call. a. /
au drte mined T. sell on Favorable terms aHy
stsl Ia tha cry.
AFfil 800. d Y
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LIVE thousand bags g. 4. SAL, heavy aud fall
j. blcached and ID fine order landing from
steamer Adrlatie, and for sae by
CiEnAOkN d HARRISON.
June 2 1858. d6iaw
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ArrENTIuN ATTENrIoN !.


9USToMEgS can from this date be supplied with
u Quincy Eage tlour, which Is warranted TO -
superior 10 ans made III the Mississippi Valley,
by w G. FlNkH0UsER.
limo % 1850
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EsRE AND MARINE INSURANCE.

NfIOHE- and their oonteute. UWeIltnrs, Manuiariu-
- ring Establishments and Household Fmnitaro
iusaitd Ge3es frohxR insured against the pellls
Of navigation IN the ErNA star ANp IARrfoRp Is
slgANcE JeNrANffs. which me sate and reliable.
Lives insured ia the .ErSt Llfk INSURANCE C5G-
PAsl.
paurblets furnished, Information given and Poll
cies Issued by MM. w BELkNAP, Agent,
Cofn.r u Main and second streets.
S.nt l. lsaa.-dlMo
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For Sale Cheap.

/ Will. sell the house and lot on the corner If
L Morgan and second Streets. Ihe situation Is beau
ufdl. Terms easy. Enquire on the premises Of
sept. ls65.-~dlm BERNARD NV ART
raschaii9s Fewer a Ague Mixture.
4 CERTAIN cure for intermiftents. For sale by
a A the quantity ~ ingie bottle hy
sept. 3l MOORE HOOPER.
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casa CnoCKEnY no, 81.

l.. j. ADAMS. Agent.
August a. ls5J. dANlv
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PENNsXLyANrA FotNOR,

Cor. Main and Eighth Streets. IL EOkUk, IOWA
FTN WIChERSHAM d. SONS. manufacturers OF
L Steam Engines and Mil Machinery. A gen
eral assortment Of Castings adapted to the wants Of
tbs country constantly on hand jal-Iy
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1pa D0Z. Fiayd'a American Penetrating Iini-
/ w ment. ii quanttie. u euil purchasers.
200 dp1, E-eulamau Lnmeut, and il great ,ariety
e Patent Meiicnes az
April &. ls95. REYNOLDS Drug store.
I ARD OIL. tpint Gas. .Hfeed oil, 1ulal. .Jalmn,
Il pelnar asl Caaoh Namish, hand aud Cir ale
ut KEi N0LD~ Drug Store.
CAsN pare Blackberry Wine suiahle fur med
j ena! ana -acr,unental putpees NJ
REYNOLDS Drug Store.
oQa BONES Gl4.s Nafe aul Wgdon shass at
-OU EIlA0LUS Drug stfae.
! CAsk Prunea 1t
| prYt%0I Dc' Tr,, Et,re
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FTHE SteaIner g. W SPAkHAWK
r.li run regular daily packet IsN s. ?
from kcokuk, n connection uith the cars Ei-z ssiEa
u The Northern Cros. Railroad 80 Quincy leaving
Quincy 81 O'Clock aud arriving n ke"kh. AZ L
NJ. snd aaEine keoisuk On return trip At clock.
f0r Irc ght or pa sage apply on board.
J. j. HLOITs. Agent at Keosuk
June r. fSs5--v
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II. A. JANUARY s. co.

l45 Second Street, St, Louis, Missouri
w ii o l. + A i. T. u GRoC ERY,
sep' -, 1894. [dawS2o]
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KEOKUK: WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER &c, 1865


4. /. praSo. .. II. cLAfrooLE.
A.. DEMTSG 4 CO..
Successors IL t'rauylile Il. Smith CoJ
ID eAAhEl> and dealers IN Exchange, keokuk, 10.
DSight chcckFon ail tae principal cities constant
~ tor sale 70 sums ~ s0t.
Collections 81 this eity ra1nitted for promptly at
current rates If ExeAanes.
Wew.ll buy ana solI an kind - Gold, Specie
and uncurreul Bans Notes, AZ best rates,
Interest allowed on special deposta
REFERENCES
Cash Am. Exchange Bank, New York.
Mcssrs. T.. W Clark. Dodge Co. Il
lucas i Snnanls, st. Loui-.
+. W Clark 4 Bros.
y. CorRith i Co., Gniena.
May 81 1850.
EXCHANGE AND HAWKING HOUSE
az GE0. G. ANDERSON. an IAirl between Main
Oaud johnson Streets, kcokuk, Iowa. Collections
on this city RENTED promptly, at current rate q
Exchange.
g. Interest On deposit. when spest4lls agreed
upvn
Bogy. Miltenbergcr { Co.. d T,,fs
John j. Anderson & Co.
T. Is. Clark Dodge d ca, NeW lofk City
- 0iice hours Isam a. Nj. IS . L. NJ.
July +, ls55.-a.f
Banking fGouse OF Chas. Parsons.
Cor. of Nam and - Sts.. kE9kI II, low 4.
NlGHT Exchange on Ac Easi and south bought
Sand sold. European Exchange for remittance to
any part of Europe FOR sale, Interest allowed on
deposits per agreement.
Refer 10 Lucas Z 5imands ST. Iouis. Mo.
l., a. Eenojst 4 te., du
Atlantic Bank Boston.
Duncan, Sherman co, New York
Drexri CO., Philadelphia. Pa
tHt9u Bank, baltimore, Nd.
Commercial Bank Cincinnati, o.
Pricr, Converse Co., New Orleans La
Sent. /, is59,-dl1
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frcsts Arrivals

T tAA ! A4inAl.. xiYsa.--, f4st ttpls tbs Auction
Z \ Rooms, a large iot II tttsls eane and SO what
baf9,aIns :. s. 4 n. {. EItTI NUS.
sat. l. lS55.--ddw
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q. ORERrOI.

l. EEps 4 stock of Family Groceries, variety If
IN Toys, and an assortment # Musical lnstru-
ment9, for sale On Main Street, between Second and
Third.
March o. 1853
1IABfTS ana Men, wiGl Remnants OF R.eori
j J. touching the maker II both ~ Doran. Ta
sae IS s0p201 AVE { son.
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nuAHuI unINI.

Corner Of 0llye aud Second streets, ST. LOUIS. Mo.
hoase, having t.orduglly repaired and 3"S
newly furnished the throu Shout, is led
prepared TO accommodate ctl1els and
strangers.
last nine years, while proprietor Of the Quincy
House. e respectfully invites is continuance al his
II II location. NM. MONROE.
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patent xoo,ing.
MEN WANTED.

hNE hundred men Nanted immediately at the
~ l.aek and Dana near iarmingten-
Carpenters, Quairymen aI.d lab rers.
For information apply at tie office If
T.. X. 4 y, w FORD
Ang 90--ltf No. IS Alnia street. vi stairs
ATTENTION .,ATTENTgON
4 IAbINt, made arrangement for the establis h.
| L meni of a large Clothing Mandatory, on the
Eastern plan. | am now Offering ms sprlns and
Summer Goods At rRINE Cosf. lhpse m need pf
Clothing win hnd this 10 he n rare chance
Corner IF First and Main Streets.
NATHAN IluFFHEIMER.
keokuk July l3, lS55.--IAwl ly.
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1,ipars q CnewinY Tobacco.
pure Cod Liser OIL.

4 CHOICE assortment just received All who are
seal I'D MOORE 4 HOOPER
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j. =. REI.ikIi.

NIATN street it.,a ecn S,xth aud seventh, Whole
VI safe and lVtai Dealer III stoves, Hollow Ware
TinnGrs Et.cls. IL. tIs6 nauu factureT of Tin,
topper aud -lnef ir9n Wures
koofne aaa Jebbn- ia Tin. Copper, and Sheet
iron which | viii warrant 10 gave satisfaction.
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a. YgIsFDss NAN

l. Aefnt iol tie Mi-s0nri state Mutual Insurance
] Company tlie Directors "a whieh are among ih'
Oldest aud best known business n1n u st. Louis
d3,Iutf
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IsfSS IgOf ST.

CagyEa of JoRNsox $50 ElRsr SrREr1s,
DY CHARLES y. Bt NAEI.i.. The nndeI- ~
ID sned 'ake- pleasure IN announcing that Il.
he ha taken thia very popular House aud
male complete renovation throughout the entire
premises. iic i now prepared g receive the pat
ronage of tia ltfle, auA believes he can meet the
wants Il ali who desire good House.
lie hopes, hi cnse application 70 the business
end attention - tie many warts of the traveller, 70
merit and obtain share Fl patronage.
Ttt~ Baggage taEan ~ and from Boats free u
charge. CHAS. g. Bt NNELL.
Anrll ]. ISL. dlf
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j. w. Scroggs'
II INREIE YARD. kEOks IA.

hN IUua0r3 Street, HefN0on Afh NAH on NTfttTa,
Onorh Of Main street large assortment uf
Lumber and Shingles, Of best quality, alaays on
hand. dawly.
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=. W. 4 II. TUCKER

I IMPORTERS aud wholesale dealers in Harlwar
l and Cutlery, corner " Main aud Secopd Streets
Sign Of the RED PADDOCK.
July %. is54--dly.
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sTaFFoRD a M,Ct>E.

\NT HOLES lh Grocers and Commission Mer
w chants, second door above the corner Of Blon
dean. Water Street, keokuk, Iowa.
Marel :. tsJJ.-df
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sat v = - 81. - d
BKi CT a nAS SIEsS.
CLOVER HOUSE.

nEAI.EK Iu tifoc.c.es. Provisions and Produce,
- %a ~. Ma Il, between Inirl aud IourtA Sts.,
EpassUE. i0Wa. daM
The Feliciana Democrat., 1855-11-10
WARD oFFICERs,-ELECT
THE RESULT.

After one of the closest contested political
races ever run in East Felciana, the democra-
lcy have won glorious victory. Every State
and Parish candidate, from Governor to Cor
oncr has received majority This victory is
the more important from the fact that the de-
mocrats conducted the canvass from beginning
to end upon principle alone. Not personal
issue was raised in solitary instance.
1t is glorious from the consideration that it
was won in defence of the constitution and the
rights of our raturalzed citizens, as secured by
that sacred instrument This election shows
to them that there is still party in this union,
who regard the plighted faith of our forefath-
ers as still binding upon them that still ad
here to the principles and doctrines adopted
by those illustrous worthless They can still
feel that the home of their adoption is not q
promise to the ear to be broken to the heart.
But that it is home, where law, Justice, and
order, still reign, and guarantee protection to
them, in oil their rights, civil, religious, and
political. Never was there greater error
committed, than the attempt made by the self
styled American party to found their platform
upon the prescription from Office of our natu-
rallied citizenS and those who believe in the
Catholic faith. 1t is wrong in every light in
which the subject can be viewed. No party
can stand long upon such glaring errors in
their nolitipol prcnd II was forasnon and avn
dicted from the first.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1855-11-10
ILLINOIS DEMOCRACY.

The democrats of Illinois met in large
numbers in Chicago, and had very enthu.
siastic meeting, addressed by several dis
tinguished speakers. The following resc
lutions were passed. They breathe the
pure national constitutional spirit, like
those of the Democrats of all the north.
ern as well as southern states. The Bee,
which perseyeringly asserts, in spite of con.
Trajectory evidence, that northern demo.
Gratis are unsound upon questions involving
southern rights, basing its assertions upon
random articles found in the Soft shell or
gans of New York, will, perhaps, conde.
scend to read what the Democrats of Illi
ncis say, and to compare their platform
with that of the Indiana Know Nothing,
which we also publish:
PLATFORM OF THE ILLINOIS DEMOCRACY.
Resolved, That the Constitution of the
United States is political contract be.
tween the people of independent sovereign.
ties which bestows paramount authority TO
the extent of the powers delegated, but
leaves those not delegated to the states res
pectiyely, or to the people; that vigilant
guard against the Capitalization of the re-
served powers is essential to the preser.
walton Of our institutions; and that congress
has no rightful authority to establish, aboi
ish or.prohibit slavery in the states or tor
ritories.
Resolved, That We reafirm the tims,hol.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1855-11-10
HON. r. II. HATCH

We learn that this distinguished gentlemen
has been defeated by fifteen votes in st. Hele.
ma parish. His defeat we look upon as a great
loss to the democratic party in the ensuing leg.
lslature. His fine talents winning manners,
dignifed department. and sterling democratic
principles gave him an influence among the
members of the house that few could exercise
We doubt not he would have been very
prominent man for speaker, had he been cho.
sen as representative, should the house be dem
ocratic. He made an able and efficient mem.
ber, and acquired reputation for industry and
capacity, during his term Of service, that won
for him prominent position before the last
democratic convention at Baton Rouge, as a
candidate for the second Office in the state.-
We deeply regret his defeat. Such man can.
not long remain in retirement.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1855-11-10

barThere appears to be little doubt, says
the True Delta, of the election of Miles Tay.
lor to Congress, from the Second Congress
ional District. From reports received from
the interior last night it was calculated that
Taylor could afford to be beaten six hundred
votes in the city, and his election then consid-
cred safe. As the vote now stands, Taylor,
instead of being beaten in the city, will leave
it with small majority, pa5d as =
The Feliciana Democrat., 1855-11-10

"JuLIAN.'-This correspondent of the Bat.
on Rouge Comet, should write another letter
telling the readers of that paper, why his proph,
estes have not been fulfilled, in regard to the
candidates of the democratic party, and the
election in this parish. If his ingenuity be
equal to his will, we have no doubt he will sue.
eeed in convincing them that he only made a
Slight mistake in his calculations. Like most
other know nothing predictions before the cleo
ton, the result has completely demonstrated
that it was made, without any data upon which
to feaAd it, Dragging and boasting !. one
The Feliciana Democrat., 1855-11-10

R-A New York paper suggests nation
al subscription through the churches and other
wise, for fund towards building at Norfolk,
a suitable monument to the memories of the
doctors and nurses who have died thero =
The Feliciana Democrat., 1855-11-10

thing, the reality another. Try your hand
again Julian" perhaps you will do better
next time
The Feliciana Democrat., 1855-11-10

Gov. Pease, of Texas, has issued the certf-
cate OF election for Congress to Colonel Matt
Brown, Democrat, who has been elected by a
majority OF IL votes His seat will probably
bs contested by hs eompstitsr, Evans.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1855-11-10
Saturday Morning, November 10, 1855.

THE TnEspIASs.-This company will give a
performance at an early date, on which occa-
sion the two laughable petit comedies of The
Toodles," and Dead Shot," will be presented.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1855-11-10

Against removal 80 66 ITO 80 246 IS As GA n
For ~ 8
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TO Capitalists, Farmers and Emigrants.

TO Capitalists, Farmers and Emigrants.
NVHE undersigned has always on hand for cash OF on
u time, from
Of rural land, improved unimproved, including farms
Of different sizes, and degrees improvements prices
corresponding with these.
AlsOproperty in ST. Paul ami suburbs and in Mankato
city, ST. Anthony, Shakopee, LeSuer, des Sioux
and Eureka.
He can at all times accommodate, on the easiest terms
any one who really srishes TO purchase.
HENRY McKENTY,
Dealer In Real Estate. st. Paul, Sinn. Ter.
Ofice-lhe old Post Office building, Third street.
ST. Paul, Feb. l8, 1854. 23tf.
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NEW YORK.
Gilbert Davis, Esq,
Daniel Curtis, ESD,
Capt. A. De Peyster,
Messrs. s. Thompson & Ne
phew,
Messrs. williams & Guior
PHILADELPHIA.
Joseph Patterson, ESQ.,, Pre-
inent Western Bunk;
Messrs Drexel + Co, Banker
/" X Taylor h Co.,
=" Bingham & Dock,
+" Freed, Ward & Freed
+" Siters, James s. CO...
" Baily s. Co;
Edward Hurst, Esq, Notar,
Public;
II. Messchert, Atty at Law
James Kitchen, NJ. D,
VIM. Stoever, Esq.
vICKsBURo.
xessrs. Brown, & johnson
Bankers
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TUESDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 1s, 1855
Legislative.

Nothing of Importance occurred in the House
yestep7y, except to lay the Veto Message on
the tatae. The Council transacted some local
business and adjourned.
We are compelled to omit our formal reports