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Mckee & Tim herman =
LIVERY STABLE.

THIS stau,S, situated Oh Third street, between
4 Nam and Biondenu steeets, II large ard COM
modious and especially fitted up ana ADAPTED for
the business, and the under signed are amply pre-
pared 10 accommodate their friends and the pub
lie generally, with Saddle Horses Bucsies, and
Carriages at reasonable rates. They also keep
Horses by the day, week, or month
SAML. MCKEE,
w. TlMBERM AN.
Eaak,tL r., - 1854 ,s
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i .Wssmss STAGE COMPANY.
Z uU0Axx AHWANUENENTS.
fE&H& Veot<fn etsge Como nv raspsctfnl

fEHk WNs<sn etsge Comp respectfully al
aaance IA tbs pnaia that their Coach.a
JHisIksiA dskasoosa, Fost De. Moinesan6 Conn
N HUI, passing thrss,gh Boston, Charleston
4Mrsee, Winchovsr, Btrnineham. Ashland
E5zysncv City, Ouamwa, Eadyville. osksloosa
~. AZ ,nres, Apple Grove, to FL Des Names
faom 0Akaloosa uri-wsekiy, 70 Council Biaffs
.vtA bsilefcn.sin. Knsxvie. Plaass.tvill-, Indi.
2 tsNs. 0t. ctr'es, Wiasersett Iadiantown, Sill.
w. Creek, TO Ccancil Bluffs
laAbo from Otsumwa via Blskesburg. Alba
u rAuge, 70 Charlton, tri weekly.
Also fran Ksokuk. Daily, VIA Warren, Far
~ Mtol, Roaapartf. Beniohsport, Keosauqua,
Pitskurg, Troy to Bloomfield
Every attentiou will be paid for the comtori
sal convenience Of passengers.
Coachesieave Keoknk for ali tho above places
II o'clock, "A. NJ.
e O6sce On Main Street, second door above
Laeleae House.
]. HAMILTON, Agent.
y6Ss~s
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HacSsFr iron,
Merchants,
d IS, Lcvee,
tue following, ccmpletin,
hich they offer to the trad,
J Will do justice 10 any or
with
80 nests tubs,
10 doz tar buckets,
30 dog zine washhoartia.
20 boxes clothes pms,
100 cells manila rope,
rs 4" int -
10 doz hemp and grlsetel
ofds,
800 boxes wind W glass
, asst sizes 4 brands,
go boxes tumbifrs,
90 exs pt, hf pit a qt nss K /
o ceraons a indigo
cash prime ma oder,
b bhls alum,
10 &" copperas,
,is sacks pepper,
D 4" spice,
DO boxes gro. pepper and
plmenta,
4 bales cloves,
case nutnegs,
30 boxes gro. & nger,
70 daz yeast pow ders,
30 bhls dit Kinds nuts.
70 hu fresh pea nuts,
os bales cotton batting,
10 g candle Ai.h
10 bags cotton yarn,
~ - co!oied and v hite
carpet chain,
90 bales wrapping Irvine.
80 boxes st. Louis starch
20 : starch,
90 dnz Thomas oysters,
100 boxes ctndy,
ZOO kegs rifle and mining
der,
iso o. z wood buckets,
5000 feet fuse,
20 cas-s ID and hf ID can.
lister ow der.
100 boxes matches,
6e boxes ink,
100 bags shot. all sizes,
2 tons bar lead,
2 90 NJ G b caps,
IT. ID water proof do
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just Received.

JUST ReCeIVC0.
nIRECT from The MAJ ufactory OF Dawson
~ Warren Hide, large and well assorted
stock Of Cold Pens, ranging from the largest Of
nee down to the finest pointed Ladies' Pen. The
reputation OF the nanutartors is guarantee
enough for the quality.
Also some fine Cold Pencils with Pens
Jan p, 30 dAws
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G r. wHIrcoMB REUBEN NICKEL.
wHTTCOMB & NICKEL.
Attorneys at Law and General
Land Agents,

MONTEZUNA, POWEsHIEk CO., IOWA.
M ILL attend TO all business entrusted 10 thei'
w care IN poweshiek, Iowa, Benton, Tama,
Marshall. and Jasper counties
Collections viii receive special attention.
Refer to u Douglass & Co., 81. Louis Jno.
Block &. Co. Pitsbarg w 4. x l.. Shnmway,
philadelphia; Benzngei & Co, Baltimore Hon,
c q. Curtis, Warren, Pennsylvania, Hon G..
K. Barrel. Clorfield Pennsylvania; Editor Pitts
burg ssD4ily Union sc.
June6, 1855 d
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Gioves snd Hosiery.
AIDES, colored black and white Kid Gloves,
- SIM L'sle Thread, and cold DO, Twisted Il
fe' SILK MICS for Ladies' and Misses, Black,
e and mode Silk Hose. and a large stocs "a
COT. IN white, nnbieache.i, black. seate and
nuke OIL all prices; chiidren's do. white mixed
arc IA. y. 'arv cheap. p. ID. FOSTER.
April 2, 1855.
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a. =. conSAsLE. Sto.D SMITH. NJ spNsAB1r
CONNABLE, NMITn & 10.
" noleAAe SIofers, d~aiers III Tennessee Iron, q
Forwarding and Commission Merchants

w hSN%' SSStGBOs uSt
Forwarding nnd "a
Nos o. az
A RE now receiving
Il heir spring stock, "
al very low rates. The
ders the ) may be favoTet
100 hhds n . SUGAR,
80 bbls Delchei's clf1,
rs +" LOAF ana crushed
100 & 5 II mutasges,
% {" plantation 9
90 g Beicherss s II &
golden syrup,
20 pAgs hfbhl d kgs do
200 sacks Rio ice,
80 pockets Old gov sdr
500 kegs nails,asgt size 6
90 boxes soap,
20 do star candles,
% do MI uld do
rs hf chests teas, asst,
90 boxes do
100 hxs chewing toba Geo
various brands,
90 bxs cut chewing and
smoking do
30 NJ iegaIia and principe
cigars.
70 boxes Cuba SKIES,
500 ha pr me ID. Apples,
900 bu prime ID Peaches,
100 psgs saieratus, bills,
boxes, kegs,
Is kegs y Csodu,
sso bbls wrapp'g paper,
100 reams let. Il cap do
20 pkgs = n 3 mackerel
> drums goldfish.
30 hxs smoke Il herring,
0 cases saldines,
10 tIefces rice,
rs bbis taIs
20 " Iitch s. rosin
- bxs NJ II raisins,
co :. and Or bxs do
i use prunes In boxes,
10 boxes citron,
800 drums figs,
20 bols Dayton ale, fresh,
20 boxes mustard,
10 s. corn starch,
doz hrooms,
90 lbs broem Irvine,
IS boxes axes,
rs bbls cracaets,
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j. w. Johnston,
3 A n K IN G HOU Sc

CHARLES PARSCNS
Co1 rer u Nam and Second Sts. keokuk
- lGHT Exchange on the East and South foi
~ sale Also Page Bacou's Sight Drafts OF.
london. Sight and Time Bills OF Exchange
5ank and Bankers Drafts and ccriiiica tes OF de
'osit; Foreign Gold and Silver and Land War
ants purchased.
Remlttances from the country for exchang,
promptly forwarded
Interest allowed on deposits as per agreemen,
RfsEH
Messrs Page s. Bacon, St Louis
Cashier Am Eek. Bank, New York
. Atlantic Bank, Boston
' Phil. Bank, Philadelphia
(" Merchants Bank Baltimore
Nessrs. T S Goodman & Co, Cincinnati
April D, 1853.
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AND
BLANK BOOK MANuFACTORY
RLANk BOOKS made aud ruled to any required
~ pa''erh,-eourt Records, Justices Dockets.
ASSESSORS Books, Poll Books, sesc fnrn,sb
ed at short notice.
Er old Books, masazines, Music, bound
or re-souns in any style desired.
H My hindery will be found On Nam, between
Second and THIRD streets, sign OF the .BiC
BOOM, ISAAC N. PIERCE.
Jan rs, ts6i.-d&w
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81 AWS-tst received large stock of circular.
~ mnlsy, sash and cross GU, Saws. which we
wiA warrant and sell nj 81 Louis prizes.
BALDWIN. r ms =. ca.
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Saddles and Harness.
WHOLESALE AND RrrAu

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
IA /. H. TURNER has purchased
H1 The entire stock Of s. b. Good
E rich q Co. and will carry on the
business Of saddle and harness
making in all its branches nj the
MOP merry occupied by J. c. Trimble, No. So
ms stock consists ofthe best material 10 be
ioahd 10 The Cincinnati market. and be can offer
Inducements to the trade either at wholesale or
retail. -
WHIPS.
ne 'as also every style OF whips, which can
in this city. ~
rar'icuis Intention given 10 RrpArRrro Job
style. @1 - soo'
keokak, Feb. 10, 1855, daw1y.
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Fancy Goods.

TUST received an elegant assortment of fine
Goods, such as French China Vases, pariau
and Terra C,ita, &C., Pitchers, Lavender and
Cologne Bottles. Fruit Stands, Card Receiver.
tiHar Stands, Jewel 81 and, Spoon Gnhlats, Eia-
= urss, Cupds, Busts. etc, etc
Al.o on hand good assortment OF Crockery
AM GIass ware
CAREY & KILBoURNE.
Jane Is, 1855
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G. oBERToP,

" kEPSa stock oi Family Groceries svariety &
IN Toys, = an assortment II Musical nstri-
msnts for safe on Main stree, bet een SECOND
aud thid fnar2ssa
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A. > III A w,
L A MI | LY q II O &C Il II

NORTH side Main. betpeen 7th d SM SITS.
Keeps all kinds of fresh and cheap Groceries and
Provisions Tor family use.
keokuk, Feb. 81, 1859. dIy
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H. W. LINEBAUoE

nEALEhin Watches, Clocks, Fancy and Yarje-
~ ~ Goods, Musical Instruments, and Toys
III kind. Fl" aichQs, Clocks and Jeweiry repaired.
Old Gold and silvei bought. Main Street ,beteween
Fourth undFifth, Keoauk Iowa. Imar.2s'bs.d
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NEW STO RE,
III D. WOO DIV A RID,
Wholesale II Retail Dealer in
Dry Goods, Hats and Caps, Clothing. Waitht.
aud Clocks, Gold and Plated Jewelfy,
BOOTS AND SHOES;

bOOI y AtN y SfIOI-o,
Also large and well selected stock OF
NOTIONS AND FANCY GOODS.
cialins, Accordeons, Flutes, Glass and Fancy
Boxes.
Nc. - Main St, South side between I'D 4th SITS,
KEOKUK, IOWA.
AplfG been engaged exclusively in the
s III Wholesale Trade IN New Albany Ind, and
still holding an interest there, will enable me
formerly, to bay my goods by the package of In
pcrsors ana Manufacturer. Thss placed on the
+ same foundation as our cincin nat, and Saint Lous
Wholesale daalers, l can safely pledge myself TO
duplicate any bill pur cha sed in western cities
Tbs citizens OF this place and the surroundnl
country, as we'll a. merchants, are solicited TO
GALL AND EXAMINE FOR TEEMsELN rs, AZ
shah <ake pleasure in shelving my Goods.
lane 2s--dtw II. ID. WOODWARD.
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Embreideries, Laces, &c.


Coatings and Pnntaleenrie..
nRAP D. Etes, Casmeres. rweeds, Doe skihs
IL and Grape Coatngs, Twiiled and Plain dun
dee Linens bleachea linen drill, cord and duck
Brown and Buff Coating and window shade lin
ems, choice assortment received and now open.
p. ID. FOSTER.
Anrli %. 1888
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Notice.

WOODEN WARE.
10 dozen buckets, 9 and hoops,
100 nest tubs, q and ND
10 dozen we buckets
~ dozen half bushels.
DO chnrns.
do tar buckets,
80 10 brooms,
loo de wash boards
~ gross clothes pins patent and plain,
20 dozen wood faucets,
80 do shoe brushes,
20 large tubs. home manufacture.
For sale BY CLEGHORN HARRISON
Anvil IA 1855. " y
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SAVE THE PIECES.
LJoL 3SoN's Diamond Cement will stick them
III together sothatthey will stay and no mistake
Call at AYRES' corner OF Thirdsnd Main Streets,
and geta bottle. (iuy ~ dhwl
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Neat Market,

THOMAS CROSS notifies the public that he
l viii open Meat Stall on 81 street, in the
house of L. W Johnson, adjoining he coflia
ware room, where he hopes TO receive share OF
public patron age. THOS. CROSS.
Feb %, E55 dtf
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HOGS a KKSsTrrr-c,K,,rl..-Ths Loui.ville Joulr..

Hoes IL The Louisville Jour
nal gives table showing the number of hogs
over six months old. II shows that the num-
Der Of hogs this year is less than last. This
is ascrihable to the shortnass Of the corn
crop last year. Many hogs, for want Of
food, were starved, and many killed were
not more than half fattened the crop of the
coming season, though shorter il number,
will no doubt be much better ii quality than
that of last season =: s-ss 81 8. . L
Hogs from commissioners report in al the
counties except Bath, Perry, and Trimble,
putting them down q last years report,
Aspes Auditors eestikeste in 1855, q |, 44O,268l
500 {. a report 9 1854, J6Sz,aIAl
!" e 1853. 1887 no
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The Hone.dale (Pa.l Herald report!

The Honesdale (Pa.) Herald reports that
augustus Behn, the young man who had q
portion of his abdomen and one hand shot
away by the premature discharge of a cannon
at Seelyville, while celebrating the Fourth of
July, has 50, far recovered as to be able to
be able to walk about his room, and house,
With q fair prospect of recovering entirely.
The nature of his body wound was such, we
understand, that he vas not allowed to take
any food for fourteen days. His bowels
were kept perfectly quiet, free from any
movement, for three weeks; and not till af-
ter the fourth week was hss permitted to
move from perfectly level and straight po-,
sition on his bed. g 49, - S - 80.
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CO rhegsa,ienan snployed 81 the pub
Usher Of tAs CITY Directory, TO take the cen.
Gus Of Chiliscothe, one day last week walked
up 20 the door q : donicil on Water street,
and 10 ansver 70 HE modest nap : hurly in
dividnal appeared, and the following inter-
sstinR coltcquy teok place: 81
$40 Jon speak English 90 s
tsNien.n -
syoas p.rles "a TrancaisSa
ssNien.A sssss sAssss & s w
aAahia as,ek Il lsagaa Espaaio :"
j ssCsi bssg kong kuaass Chinese q,
s. sssisa. - & sssss 81 - ~
Il ssalaAebss sxshe nh Choetav ?'ssaa ~
ssSpstisAsa ole Deasoh s's sssss
ssYaw, MinAeeesA aSssx
sss 1Sil, what's yoae nssns9
ssNix fstssAssy. & 8ssss ID ,ss.ss s4ssssss
NJ. Nicholas NsgschsAy, rssidesce Mstaf
sese u besNesA WalAse ana 1IisA, viii % one
a ~ rssslissass iisss i he - Ctr b.
ssesory q Chillicsaas. -
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BALTIMORE. Aug. 2s.

- = - z iSALfINURE.7 aug. ZS.N
In the Virginia K, N. State Council at
Richmond an informal resolution was offered
BY John NJ. Bolts, embracing the sentiment
that the secresv and the religious test ought
to he abolished, and that the Naturalization
Laws ought to be repealed. The object was
only to obtain the sense of the council on
the question, and it was unanimously adopt
Ell
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BENTON
DrscH,rrros. ST. R. ACRES. -

II N1sss.a sDEscRirTrox. 8. T. r. ACRES. 81
Bradley, Eliza ptNhf ofswqr 47Ia ia Gas
Barrett, James ps ne qr 81 e. = dc2 70 s95a
Bridwell, Martin s pit whfsw or 4 doc Ss 80
Barrett Stall = " qrof n Or 16 doe 40
Bofher, David wpswqofseq 5 do2 10
Collins Co und sse b OF sw oil do i so z $3.50
/ sssss1 - $50 unds e Of ne 10 do 2 So asst
Cochran, joni Il !. Q hf Of e.qr AT do 2 SO
ss... g .18s ri y INF ofncqr edo q so
Downer, Lydia npwhofnwq1s do 2 so
Elder, Joshua pit ofseqr 81 do IS
Greer, Edward . hf ofs wqr is do 80
und p W hf ne q II do Q s5 sssH
Heser. Fred. ,s swqrofswqr II do 2 40 zg
Humphrey .Thos. shswqof n a 25 do Q 90
Jones, Daniel nwqrof 81 or 1s dos 40
Lethesmnn Joseph n qrof n eqr Is dog 40 - y
Luther, J ~ NV or Of n Or . do Q 49, 3sit
LamPson, Ward nwqrofse or 90 do2 40 Ri staei
,......ssl. - - ~ nhsw qrse ar % do 90 gsge
Miller, John npneq of nwa ! do 9 2s
Miller, John ptof pit n eqr do Q 30
Sieen, Foster ehfseqrneqr 6 doe 90 70
Penny ,JohnS saae pin cqrs 2sdo 2125 9sa
Pitt, Mahala wptseqrs do Q 90 r
summons, Adam neqr 10 do 2l6o sss
:s s.fs Sc q hfnwqr Iodo 2 80
Westfall, L.D, pie hfn eqrl 6do 2 l0s@t3 go
iEssssts g sss pit e hf egrs 20 do 3 20sa iset7
.s. G4s s s. ptneqrneq 6 do2 20 ,if Il
Wishtmarn 9. G n e Or Of swqr y do z 4o asss
- 80 - nwqr of Sc or q do2 40 :.
Unknown whsNqswq 80 do 20 - n
ss do =set5i W pt n or g DO 10 fi-fs#
do e lssi neSqr n o or ,5ts do 2 40 ssta
do SD as@t nhf ne of se.qrs 8 do 20 sttzYs<s
do.rS f4sSe pit wqr seqr 5do 80
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do W hfsw ar IS do 2 so sHsS
do .hfne ar 24do2 so .@as
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8anking Youses.
A.. D. GREEN r. II. THOMAS. FITz HENRY wARRu
Banking House, Exchange Office. und
-sEsGzi1a LIND AGENCY.
GREEN, THOMAS & CO.,
Successors of Il. W. Clark, Bros. 4 Coz
BURLINGTON. IOWA

NONLINuIUN, TVWAs
II AVE opened a House for the transaction Of
1lgenera banking and exchange business, and IA
prepared to receive deposits ON the most favOras
terms. Time and sight drafts bought and sold. O.
lections made, and proceeds promptiyremitted Int
est allowed on deposits. Remittances and order, Il
exchange from the country will receive prompt y
tention uncurrent funds credited at lowest rates. al
exchange remittcd as ordered without charge.
ian z, '54 twIY ~.
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+ --4s..sz Esza 4at New Orleans, Aug. 81.
Later advicps from the Rio Grande were
awaiting the intelligence of the downfall of
Santa Anna, and the forces were consequent
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The report that the steamer Hetzei of the
coast survey had hurst her boiler near Cape
Chesapeake proves to have been true. II hap
pened on Friday, killing Samnel ,Lattimer, as
sistant engineer, VIM Bnlser Jno. L. Knight
and four Others, including the Quarter Master,
DR. Marshall. 3S8G
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BURLINGTON TOWNSHIP.

Burckho der,J. ep ofse1-4 T7oalol -
.zslaseasi ~ nwpnwqa 90 10 Q S082-100
s4H ..tts - Buepofn,eq ri 1912 80 82-l00
Bauns, August wpnw.q S2T02 l5sgsssss
Beach, Bartha pnw q3ofsw q 20 So s $50
Coves. John Z ut section 50 T02 IA So
Coolwine F est 8 wq3 81 50 1870 9 100 5sAz'sa
Campbell, Robt,epsesq saosSo69.2, 40 sss.s
/! t4I - sEra@s.ez1es pneq asE3l 60 2 40 ss,s
Darwin, C. B. Lot II 9692 21.2
Evans, Elm. est s p lot s nwq s6s2 81
g ep"7 nwq 9692 -
Fordney,Ada pswq a Is 69s2 SO +
Fritz, Daniel sw,qsw q NV 81 7O2 10 sen
Gross Peter part SIS 80 7o2 II -.
Grimes, Jas. w. wpnwq 10To2 30 Fsr8
Z SsSkE W osw a 1902 a E s@a
Hasael&Bat'le,n ! l ;s,, So go
Houser, Frank pit soc 50 7o2 IL
Hagemerer Fred pit sec s.e. 50 70
IIorts, Ansel epneq 81 90 l-2 z
PiersonJ Johnson pilot 10 Is 82 70 IL &
Peck Comfort nhnco 20 80 2 so sg &,
Patterson John nwqnwq 370 z Az 5zs.
Sturgis, James lot Is 9 69 3l7-l00
Shacfer, John pit sec o9 2"
Schramm, J IS. pit seqnwq4- s692 a ~
Woods jas. W. part n h .1yy..7 80 702 A sk5ss
Woods, Mrs &C. pit sh 81 Io2 so
TI,yn La e 10
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4Efa''f5 Binghamton, Aug. %. =
Delegates to the X. N. convention which
meets here tomorrow are arriving in large
numbers. There is call out for a mass
meeting in the evening in which Messrs. Ull-
man, Barker, Brooks, Kenneth. Raynor of
NC. and other distinguished politicians, are
Advertised to speak. 8, - (
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The deaths last week were $50. :

,ses.g,.., New York, Ang. %.
$ Stewart Sprlggs, an agent for the file works
in Sheffield England, had his pockets picked
today in Wall street Of 81 500. The money
was principally on the Bank Of British North
America, Canada. Mr.. S. was on his way to
procure bills Of exchange for Shipment.
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! ~ = .,f.te5f ~ ~ Bhltlm0re, Aug. 70.
We learn from Norfolk there were. 35
deaths from fever there in 4S hours up to
YESTERDAY. Mayor Wood is among the dead.
The public was increasing in intensity. The
mortality at Portsmouth is reported fearful.
! New Orleans papers Of Wednesday are re-
ceived. The election returns show a majori-
ty of $500 for Pease, dem, for Governor.
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Lad q, sa83fs BhItlmore Aug. 70.
The wholesnumber of deaths from fever at
Portsmouth from the beginning up to Tues
day noon, was 300, including lO7 at the Ma.
Wy Yard, 81 deaths reported since Saturday.
Deaths FOR the week ending Tuesday, llS.2
There had been deaths during the last s
hours. A party of physicians and nurses
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sa.e.g EeH Tcsk Aug %
MAyor Wood has psued preclamatien
extending The fine Of quarantine for vessels
from Portsmouth and Norfo = SIvslnbsr
frat. ss $3.50 81. s. 49,.
- ssssa EBossaa, Aug 40. So
& Toe steamship sAnacrica, for liverpool
sailed az noon to-day taking ous ll3 pass-n-
gers to Liverpool and nearly SSH, 600 in
specis- 4xs - r gSssss.t g sisiE
/. Nsw oatrAss, Aug. %. I,
& Aiester from BrowsvilIe states that San
the government and rent 1900 men 20 Yidour-
ri who were 70 march on Maiamorous on the
20th. Gen. Wool still commanded Che latter
place. ', s.... 8 q 81 ss.,. i. q,
& - .<s 8 szgsSs - IS, Bosrox, Aug. 29.-zs
tThs adjourned meeting Of. the Committee ape
poiaied.to make fusion party met this afier-
noon, and issued a call for a delegate conyen-.
ton TO assemble at Worcester September goth.
The rail- il signed byJ W Foster, President OF
The K N,s,,P NJ. sAldrieh President OF TIE
Know Something's. Ex- Gov. Boutwell, Judge
Losing, Senator w ison, and other influential
men. Several prom nent seced-rs called aeon.
yentioa at the same time and place. i 5saY 4sfs
tyaas9s ~ e Philadelphia, Aug. 90.
The train which left New York at 10
o'clock, for this city, on the jersey r. r.,
was thrown off the track near Burlington.
Six reported killed. No further particulars
a special train of surgeons had been dis
patched to the scene. ks - s
Tits reported TINT the engineer, fireman,
brakeman and baggage master areamcng the
killed. sisy1 81 Ee59 - fsslSf 2 s4l - e.
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sS5sS THIRD DISPATCH. !. zts5s ..a
Capt or Major Boyce was connected with the cost
survey. Thns J. Meredith and John Dillon belong
I, to Baltimore. Edwd NJ. Green is not among the
killed. Mrs Margaret Prcscott,of Salem, N. J wife
/ of Rev. Mr. Prescott, Baron De Stantre, French
Consul at Philadelp hia, and Catharac Brown color
ed, W, re also killed. - 81 u & 4 81 -
B Among the woundedare McCarty, NIX from
; N. seriously; Mr.. Fisk, of Conn. Jno Gill
lespie, Of Nachez, Mss. both seriously; Mrs.
! King of Charleston, Va. NJ. S. Bsck, Of Pitt /.
| burgh, Jno Kelly, do badly; Mr.. Kent, of
Miss. Saml Lamb, of Ohio, Hon Mr. Whel.
an, of Naval Bureau; Com j. NJ Smith, Spen-
Ger McCorkley, of Coast Survey; Mrs. Haze
Ian, of Jersey City; Dennis O'kane. of Dist.
Columbia; H. a Hughes, Chas w. Ailenbarg,
Of Ph,ia Mrs. Bartlett is among the dead, wife
of c. Bar, EFT Of Phllas, on her " aya To Phtla-
delph,a: MIR. IpgersoA, son of Lieut. Ingerson
OF Phila died at Bristol, where he was on
yeyed subsequent 10 the disaster.
When the down train from n. 7. was
stopped it was within loo feet. of the phila.
The vehicle which caused the accident was
driven by DR.. Hannegan, and contained also
bis wife and 2 children, all of whom ESCAPED
with very triaing injuries; both horses were
killed. The doctor was hard of hearing, and
did not hear or see the returning train. Hav-
ing seen the train pass up, be thought all
sale. Drs. Grant and Trimbie were slightly
injured. ssas.ess -
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-09-05

Theimports during this quarter at the lake
ports from Canada andthe provinces amount
ed to over ST, 500, 900. The whole value of
the trade for this year 1853 was 1896, 0e0.i
The daily Gate City., 1855-05-19
English and Classical school,

FOR YOUNG LADIES & GENTLEMEN
j. w. Denissn, A. NJ, Principal
TINS second term OF this School viii CON-
mence on Thursday, March 10Th, and for the
time being, will be Kept in the Baptist Meeting
House.
The design Of this school is TO prepare the mind
10 THINK, in preparation for the active duties Of
life, whether for the School room, Counting
room, or College.
To any one wishing 10 know lis merits, we
have only TO say, "Come and see"
Terms per Quarter of ten weeks
Common English Branches, s. 90
II gher do do 90
Higher Mathematics, 90
Book Keeping, Single or Double Entry, 10 90
Languages, ancient h modern, each extra, 5 90
Mt.sic and The Ornamental Branches. each
extra, from 3 90 TO 10 90
Stationery, 50
Payments al the middle Of The quarter. No
dednctien made in tuition bills except in case of
pro'racted sickness. Doors open at all hours
for friends OF education, whose frequent calls
earnestly solicited
Keoklk, Dec. 81, 1854 1y