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ODELL 4 MATLES8,
EAsuFACTUBERsA AND DEALERS IN
Boots and Shoes,

Opposite Smiths Banking House,
KEOKUK, IOWA.
HALEB ODELL having associated with him.
" sell Mr.. l.. Matless, in the Boot and Shoe
business, the new firm is prepared 10 do a more
extensive business than ever heretofore They
havo just received very large assortment for
sp Ing and Aammsr Trade,
Including all desirable styles and qualities for
Ladies, Misses, Gentlemen, Boys, aid children,
which will be sold as low for cash as any dealer
can sell them.
We intend 10 pay particular attention TO
Custom Work.
and believing that HoME MANUFACTURE onght 10
to be encouraged and will be encouraged If We'll
DoxE, we employ none but the very best hands,
and PLENTY OF them, in order that we may guar
antee all work TO give perfect satisfaction, and
h' all orders with entire punctualty.
RErAIKlso done with neatncss and dispatch,
We invite all persons 10 give US call, Ut The
sign Of the Mammoth Shoe.
ODELL & MATLESS.
March 30, 1855 dGwly.
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Meat Market.

THOMAS CROSS notifies the public that he
i will open Meat Stall on Sd street, in the
house Of r. W. Johnson, adjoining the coffin
ware room, where no hopes 10 receive share OF
public patronage, THOS. CROSS.
Feb. %, 1853. dtf
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Tennessee Irsn.

TenneSoee IF0n.
WE are now receiving, in sddition to pres
w ent stock OF Iron and Blacksmith Tools, di
recty from the manufacturers, 80 tons assorted 81
zes Bar Iron on which will be nbis to give our
customers the benefit OF the recent decline IN tn
market also $50 slabs assorted sizes Pl0w steel
to which the attention OF dealers and Blacksmith
10 directed. Feeling Destroys Of enlasStng this
1seessafy ta1s<sn Antste cssto1ess = sssennl5s1
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BEN. r. DCDSON.,
WI EKCHANT TAILOR,

No. ;, TAld Sfeff. belWren Nam and Johnson,
kEOkUk, IOWA
u EEPS general assortment OF French. Eng
N lish ard American Cloths, Ca sslrneres and
Eesiings of the very finest quality, aud the most
fashionable patterns, which he will make mp 10
order at the shortest notice, in the latest styl,
Also good assortment Of Shirts always OIL hand
Feb. 9Th, 1883. dly
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DfEECT from the maLufactory Of Dawson.
~ Warren 4 Hide, large and we'll assorted
s'eck Of Gold Pens. ranging from the larges. Of
fec down to the finest pointed Ladies Pen. The
reputation Of the manuiactors ~ guarantee
enough for the quality.
Also some fine Gold Pencils with Pens
G.. ~. HUSTON.
Jan. %, 80 daws
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received . large supply oi
~ frsss, grsie "a essA eeyshes:
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CROSS CUT SAWS.


A BRANCH Of the Mercantile College Of
n OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES by the .esis
lalure of that State with perpetual charter.
TRUSTEES.
His Eycellency the Hon. JAMES BUCHANAN;
Hon. WI. wilkins, Gate Secretary at War
the Hon. MosEs HAMPTON; Hon. W II. Low
ny; Hon CHAnLKs NAyLoR; and GIN. J. h.
MooREHEAp.
ANDREW r. HownEN, late senior Professor OF
Book Keeping and Commercial Science in the
Mercantile COLLEGE Of PENNSYLVANIA.
LOUIS II. DALHorr, late Professor Of Com
merc,a! and oman entail Penmanship in the Same
institution.
CHA. BES Darwin member Of the Barling
ton Bar-Professor OF Mercantile Law.
The Principals design carrying out in every
particular that course oftraning for business in
troduced aud followed up for upwards OF fifteen
years by Mr. DUR, the founder of the Mercan-
tile Coll.ge OF Pennsylvania, by which about
$500 merchants and accountant. have been quail
fled for business. II is now regarded by bust
ness men az the most thorough and effective pre-
para,ion for tie accountant given in the United
States. II comprehends upwards Of 400 real
business Observation-Disclosures six different
methods OF conducting books by double entry
about 800 commercial computations. explaining
many business operations not found in CONNER
arithmetcs--a comprehensive course of melcar
tile penmanship-business forms and bushes
letters-dally lectures on commercial law ant
commerce ial sciences.
TIER rooms will be open for the reception ei
students on the first Of December.
Circulars mailed to any address.
Burlington, Nov. %. 1854. d&w
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VALUABLE Tut Lots for Sale

THE undersigned proposes 10 sell portion Of
The Tract known as the Gamble Farm" ia
ten acre lots.
The above land is situated about mile from
he town plat of keokuk, and affords many
beautiful sites for private residences. The
land being very rich and situated convenient 10
the city, and beyond the reach Of the dust from
the Plank Road, offers the most valuable ioca-
TORS for Market Gardens, Nurseries, Pasture
Grounds, &c.
Terms viii be made easy and title warranted
WM. G. GRAHAM
April Is, 1865. d3m
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Saddles and Harness.

Saddles and Harness.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
- l.. H. TURNER has purchased
~ AA the entire stock of S 3. Good
kJE&s84EA rich g. Co. and will carry on the
kG[3SIxSA business Of saddle and harness
making in all its branches at tho
shop formerly occupied by J. G. Triinble, No. sc
NJ ain Street
His stock consists Of the best material 10 be
found in the Cincinnati market, ard he can offer
Inducements to the trade either at wholesale or
retail
WHIPS
He has also every style of whips, which can
be had at wholesale lower than anywhere else
in this city.
Parliculs Intention given 10 REpAiKIHG. Job
will be don the shortest notice, and in COOS
style.
Keokuk, Feb. -, 1855, d&w1y.
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Patent Metallic Burial Cases,
j. w. SCROGGS'

LUMBER YARD. KEOKTK,
On Concert street between ith and 5th streets,
north OF Main O. eet. A large assortment of
Lumber and Shingles, OF best quality, aoays en-
hanf. d&wiy
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4. L. coxSApIE. oEo. .. sMyTH. coNsABLI.
CONNABLE. SMYTH L. co.

rera, dealers In Tennessee Iron, L
z and Com miAsisn Merchants,
os. 81 and IS, Levee,
ceiving the following, completing
stoe K. which they offer 10 the trade
es. They will do justice 10 any or
'e favored with
,gsr, so nests tubs,
- cifd, 10 doz tar buckets,
crushed, so dor zinc washboards.
Issses, 90 boxes clothes pms,
on s. 100 cells MANILA ropc,
sssH k2s int a
NJ, rs dor hemp and grSss bed
kgk do cords,
.ofce, 500 boxes window glass,
oy Japado asst sizes L. brands,
Isgt sizes, 50 boxes tumbiers,
30 hxs pit, III pt h Of hasks
eceroons = 9cases indigo
do cask prime msddcr,
q, asst, bhls alum,
10 g cepperss,
: tohscco,io sacks pepper,
nds, s. spec,
wing aud &c boxes gro. pepper and
, pimento,
principe bales cloves,
case nuimegs,
likes, 20 boxes gro. ( niger,
. Apples, rs doz yeast powders,
/. Peaches, 30 bills diff kinds nuts,
ltus, kbls, 30 bu flesh pea nuts,
., IS bales cotton batting,
IN, 10 !" canGle wick,
e paper, rs bags cotton yarn,
Il cnp do 30 Il colorsd and " hite
mAckerel carpet chain,
h, Sc bates wrapping Irvine,
herring, 30 boxes st. Louis starch
., 20 starch,
30 dor Thomas' oysters,
loo boxes candy,
! rosin. 200 kegs rife and mining
sins, powder,
q do 100 der wood buckets,
in boxes, $4,000 feet fuse,
., 20 cases lib and nj ID can.
ister powder,
ale, fresh, Ice boxes matches,
ard, 90 boxes ink,
starch, loo bags shot, all sizes,
tons bar lead,
twins, 400 81 g d caps,
100 VI water proof DO
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G.. M. HUSTON,

WHOLESALE DEALER IN NOTIONS AMI
FANCY DRY coos,
~ Main street, Keskuk, LEWIS.
ALWAYS on hand a general assortment OF Rib
IA hons, Carpets, Laces, Edgings, Insertion and
Millinery Goods in general, with large assert
nenf OF white soods, Hosiery, Comforts. Gloves,
eu,penders, Cap, Letter and Fancy Note Papers,
Enyelops common and fancy, blank gooks, fancy
soaps Hair Oil, Cologne and perfumery ofallkinds,
: larre assortment OF pocket cutlery, Scissors
narors, Pistols, Clocks, gold and silver Watches
and iewelry of all descriptions quality and price
also large and generalassoriment OF Comss, But
TONS Threads, Pins, needles, spectacles all Ca.
ses, Port Monies, i fine assortment OF Pocket
wallets. Memorandum Books, Pencils, Shaving
Brushes and BOXES, fancy work Boxes, Goggles
and Eye PROJECTORS. In a word everything COM
prissd In the
NOTION AND FANCY GOODS LINE.
Aiso large assortment Of
FINE CIGARS,
Accorde ops and rlutinas OF all grades.
Our stock will be found very heavy and com
ptet< our goods having been selected the carly
fall trade, with great care and with special refer
snce to the requirements OF he western markets,
we are confident we can give satisfaction to all az
regards both quality and prices. as we Intend 10
compete with the St. Louis market, and will sell
n low II not little lower than any house in the
west
We sell At WHOLESALE ONLY, and confne
ourselves to one particular branch of business,
and OF course buy and sell cheaper than persons
keeping Or omiscuous stock. We would aspect.
fully request Merchants, Pedlars aad Dealers in
eenerai, to give Ne . call aud examine our stock
and price and satisfy themselves tefore purc
ins elsewhere, we think they Wilt ind it greatly
TO their advantage. Call At No. 81, Main street
G. IL. HUSTON.
sept. 1, 1854. d&w
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j. w. Johnston,
II II n IT A II II II

j. w. Johnston,
L N - L K T A X Il II
CORNER JOHNSON 4 THIRD STREETS,
CARRIES on The business Of Under Fsn
~ Ia >ng in all lis branches. He has
recently made extensive additions TO his stock
aud perfected bis arrangements in every depart
ment.
Patent Metallic Burial Gases,
imrervious to AIR and indestrnclibIc. highly or
nainented and Invaluable for the preservation oil
the dead, as well coffiis Of every STYLE and
finish furnished TO order.
Hearse. and carriages furnished, and the en-
tire arrangements Of the funeral attended to
when required.
Keokuk, April IL, 1855. dy
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H W. LINE B A u g II (,

nEALEk IN Watches, Clocks, Fancy and |arte-
~ ~ Goods, Musical Instr uments, and Toys
all kind. Watches Clocks and Jeweiry repair ell.
Old Gold and Siive bought Man street .betewecn
Fourth and Fifth, Keokuk Iowa. tmaT.2s6s.d
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THE TAND FUNNIEST MAGAZINES
i AND PAPERS in the world. comprising
the best Tales, Sketches, Poetry and the most
haughable Jokes ever produced by human wit.
Yankee Notions, or Writings Of Jonathan's
Jack knife; Pictorial Pcayune; London Punch;
Brother jonathan; Datchman; Know Nothing
Almanac, &c. GRAHAM & CAVE.
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Patent Rsefias.
1909 lbs. Felttng,
rs bbis. Composition, for sale by
C1ECHOkN b HAR RISnN.
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Adoiphc He,nicke, John NJ. Estel
QUEENS WARE DEPOT.
M Heinicke 4 Estel, 10

AuOiphc H0in1ckes JOnn NJ. EStSl
QUEENS WARE DEPOT.
m Heinicke 4 Estel, 10
Mn Importers OF and wholesale and Retail
= dealers in
CHINA, GLASS, Il QEEENsWARE LOOKING
GLASSES, SOLAR LAMPS, BRITANNIA
WARE, TEA TRAYS, TABLE
CUTLERY, &C. &C. &c.
No. as North Main street, ST. LOUIS, Mo.
A. HEINIcKE co. I'M. EsTEL 4 co.
No. 2ss Broadway, No Sc Market st.
THE above houses would respectfully cill the At
i tentiJn OF the public to their complete assert
ment of the latest styles OF goods in their store,
which, for the accommodation OF their customers,
they offer in the above ntioned places, assuring
the public that their ST OK cannot be excelled in
regard TO prices and completeness. Asserted
Crates for Country Merchants kept constantly IN
hand. Particular attention paid to ~ ding.
March %, 1886. 2md&w
Blacksmith Tools.
tx ASSORTED sizes Armitage NJ. H. Anvfis
~ 40 pr bellows from so to IS inches
80 solid box vices, ass'd sizes
2 dozen blaoksmith's butresses
90 farrier knives
40 do ass'd files and rasps
do sore " plates, ell sizes
cask hand and slsdgs hammers
MISSOURI IRON.
100 tons assd iron Of every sizs
20 do do plow steel
1000 lbs No. cast German and English Bliste
stesl
All OF which u offered to nsrchas : and black
smiths at the lowest price andion u best terms.
AZ to the qusiity Of the iron II IL not necessary
to SPEAK AZ ii il uAque stionabls.
THoS. J. RICE 4 Co.
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Rankin l. Miller
keOkuk BOOk-Bin der

keOkuk Hook Bindcry
AND
BLANK BOOK MANDATORY.
DLANK BOOKS made and ruled to any required
ID pattern,-Court Records, Justices Dockets,
Assessors Books, Poll Books, h c., g. furnish
ed At short notice.
n Old Books, Magazines, Music, &c, bound
or hound n any style desirsd.
H My rindery win be found an Nam, between
second and Third streets, sign OF the CHG
BOOK" ISAAC N. PIERCE.
Jan 10, i6b1.-dkw
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G. oBHRToP.

g. oBHRToP,
YEEPss stuck ofFamily Groceries avariety o
II Toys, al. an assortment u Mntiosl Instri-
msnts for safe on Main street, bet ~esp Second
AID thnd. t.nar2st1
UNPARALLELED Rush for Life of P. T.
u Barnum. By himself
Ida May. BY Mary angdor
Ten Nights in Bar Room. BY 7. s. Arthur
A Book Of SURPRISING interest. Ida Norman.
Nv Mrs. Lincoln Phelps, of patarsco Institute
Maryland. At GRAHAM & CAVES,
Jan !, 1855. I'd Street.
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PAINTED TOILET WARE.
Nsets tor sale BY
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All the world 10 reading the Life and Beauties (
Fanny Fern.
TyHE reader will find this work possesses Il {
same attractive features that characterize
oil her productions. They are alternately witty
and pathetic, calsc snd soothing, sparkling
AMI pensive I'm GRAHAM K CAVE.
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DUMP CHAINS aid Fixtures, large .ek
J. always on hand and for sale low by
DIV S w III TUCktR.
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TNATHS-Just rsceived and Cor saIe Tow 81 I
~ A11nlInT. IYAnR 49,
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LATER EpoN CALIFORNIA.

NEW IoRK, April 2l.-The steamship George
Law arrived this morning, bringing California dates
10 March 3lst, 372 passengers and S''2Oeo {" treas
ure. A,
The Panama Railroad was in hne order. anu tue
health of The Isthinus good. The sOop of war d.
month WAS at Aspnwa, and would sail on the 10th oi
Anril for Havana Trade in California was very dull,
and depressed. Money matters were tight. Rage
P,con Il Co.. resumed business on the 2sth OF March.
The condition of the other suspended Banks was u-
changed.
Dr. Wri.ht's friends were making strenuous et-
forts To place him in condition 10 resume business.
The Lee .slature was expected to adjourn about the
middle OF April. eprohibtory liquor law had pass
ed the Assembly Its provisions were not very strln'
gent The anti-gamblins law had passed the Senate
The news OF the confirmation OF Col. Fremont
Mariposa claim, by the Supreme Court, caused con-
siderable rejoicing among the land claimants.
The sloop-of-war ST. Mary has been ordered to San
juan Del Sur 10 enquire into difficulties IN that
quarter Another Greytown affair has been deemed
probable.
notorious Joaquin Muriaa ~ still alive, aud medl-
tang another expedition 10 California.
Blake the murderer of Mowry, has been sentenced
TO be hung on the 9th of May.
Walkers Nicaragua expedition had not sailed ano
It ID doubtful il it ever docs.
The weather was glorious, and the crops abundant
The Kern river excitement has subsidized.
The arrivals Of Gold into San Francisco, OH &C
count were small: and there coin for purchase
Sherry, James & McCrea had failed for SlOo,u
The prices Of all goods depressed. The deInan,
was very limited. Haxalrs Flour was selling ut $l4
Hams II cts; clear Pork Sl9 % Spirits lurpenti't
~
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MIR FLOl'RSOY'S CHANCES.

N.
Messrs Editors While il If irHc that The Know
Nothing papers throughout The State profess t" hr'
cve tllnt Mr.. Fournoy will! be elected, II u equally
and more remarkably true that n" one OF them I'M.
nssigncd even plausible reason for their hope and
confidence. .ooo, =,
They say that their Order nunlnrs GOooo in the
Sot. That may be. Grant it Tor the sake at arGI
mcnt In it possible that p"rty in Virginia of only
10 ,ONO can carry election, upon iulssuc." Whic
huu,, the desncs not only Of the State, but of the
J:n;on. If the Democratic party of Virginia,
can't roll up vote Of $4,000, they deserve t" be
duncd by ihu tricks Of Know oiIingisln, and OPP
urt.srd y its dcspotsm for the next qnnr!er" cen
fury. , Al,
The Knogs- Nnihings know ms well as we to- maj
the Democrats Of the Order are rushing ont oi
il a. fast n, they ever rushed ill., and when they
have all left, mhich they mW crri"'nlg dc, what
better chance will Mr.. tlnurnoy slnd' 'nah III" '''F
illustrnus predecessor Of kanawha
Tho yonres Of Sam may rely "n il, the Democratic
Juno aud the Democratic party have c9un,rd III, l
cost. They u,s willing to be- tried by God ana III,
country they ss ready 10 enter the sts and they nrt
| not afraid of the dog Of Aontargis. D. DE-
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- - Q .
700 FAST.

The London a21etcr Hall Journals Of the 81 inst,
broupht by the Nashville announce that "thr Know
Nothngs in VisginiH have elected their candidate -
What will the Democracy say to this Let lt'rc'pohS'
be given in such laundering tonc', on the i"hr"
Thursday in Mny, AZ to cause the British enemies Ia
Southern rcpo-e to indulge no hopes that the Secret
Order is ever to have any footh"ld in Virginia.
The Times Of the .ilI Of April, ilns long article III
favor Of the KnowNuthinga, for which pnriy, 1t says
its sympatics are warmly enlisted What better proof
tha, il is thing 10 he dcsiscd by American patriots
II the r:v> fraternizes with its principles, 1t cannot
be otherwise than a,asonstic I" the institution" and
cherished policy Of this country, whatever the decIa
ratons Of iis champions TO the contrary
yiryiuiuns Guard, faithfully your ancestral fame
ao,iu,t such aro-la,y rs that &c Massachusetts,.
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POETRY.

We most cheerrully accept for our paper say
ne Augusta Constitutlonalist & Republic the io'
,wins graceful tribute to Southern KINDNESS, M
,spitaly, sent us by lady, through the l"s' J.,.
ii stranger to US and to our cline. May 'no i;
20 impressions she has received induce rsPe'.;"
1 her visit Whercsocver she may oc, nia3 i hnr
e bright above her, and happiness Su''o'A
MY SOUTHERN HOME.
Thou bright and glorious South-'what land
So favored as thine own!
Tbou ,tr,,chcst forth welcome hand,
And all who will may come.
yos EsAc and find kind hearts and true,
That greet with hearty cheer;
And constant friends, howevertc~,
Might well be sought out here.
Thou art, indeed the Strangers Friend.
And otferest him home,
Where rich, and poor, in peace may blend,
And none need farther roam.
Bright, sunny South! | love thy skies
So beautiful-so mild;
Thy forest freshly Oaks and Pines,
That grows 10 strangely Wild.
love thy flowers Of tints SO rare,
OF every shade aud hue
None other can with thine compare
In kinds and Numbers too.
love thy dancing brooks and rills
That steal through forest tracks;
love not less thy sunny hills
Which send the echoes back.
love thine air 30 warm and st'l'
That beckons on the Spring,
And flowers come laughing up and NIL
With gladness everything
Bat. most of ALL love those hearts
Which feel for others woes;
That generous sympathy imparts
A Joy Ike little knows.
Who speaks that word-pertorms that act,
Oikindness and of love'
For some poor soul, whose GREATEST NEED
la sympathy and love.
Thou noble South-Heaven bless thy sons,
And health, and bounty send;
Aud msy'st thou e'er remain "a aot",
The Strangers reckoning Fnemd
"a NoRTHERSER."
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, gentleman But never r0nLi learn WHY MAJ,
clIIsr. c"hl'i only smrr~c that At was L, good
his humble origin, because he was not hbcrsuS, u
Gated mt ncIghh"rng university, because he ecu,
more than others I" possess the sympathi,s Of 49,
pulsating. l!vii- masses If the community II"f
thar so-cacd 'ircc-ooilcrs from the start who I,
ever hive been '04 tn" start for success of rreSt
principle. rather than to find cause for
against devoted earnest men, have souyh, n .
aud oppose him. but know, also, that they hnIn
failed, and that he to-day stands trner in the s,is
tons of the people of the State than ever hator
he ~W stand. Only week ago, cir. in rem, a.,
Temple, before large audience that thrones b"
spacious hail, warning the anti.-avcry mon ~, r
country Of the dangers, seuctl"ns and 6laudi.In.r,
! vi power, he boldly said:
..lf my voice could be heard by the anti ..,o,..,
men al all parties in the mntiom, would INV H. ,La,!
resolve it--writc it over your Iopr-posis-.pnrs,.
"n the lids q" y"ur Bibs-prncaim 1t AT ,L. lin, ~
the sIu ut the going down Of the rams, in the hro
light of the noon, and beneath the nlcr etruIgaUr
of lunar light-that the day any party, be- i, NJ
Democratic or American, raisrS finger +, ara, -
hnI'sh'"ry movement, to rcpress anti..avery .er,s
in"lii, or prescribe antislavery men, II ,hlV ,',1
| term 10 tir t'n '''!
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NIX. L.I',r DOMINATED.

We were unable to attend the Gita,.,E Convention
which moi nj the Courthouse ot Said ""uty ia a.:
Ihh inst. 10 nominate suitable person |" represent
a Ga.rct in the Congress {" the United Stale, bat
understand H. &! re Hon. e. ). LEWIS was nominated
by general acclaim y re flad ot this because 1t
ailEurs well Cor the success Vi ar. o.. G' OF those
principles Of which he is the exponent Eo bnh;- :
e ! Il. choice the people of the district, and dat
lie viii lie cordial and cheeriully supported; hi
a. cannot be gail Of fiI. g. j. said by many Of the
.;p9sips party with regard tr H.ir ca.!fte, at is
II bitter PHI. ut We will have To swsloW Z ,he
have no doubt of tie eisa@n OF Mr. Lewis and We
has. this opinion as much upon tie declarations oi
those who will support Mr. Garlic, upon tho pop
ularty of Mr.. Lewiston they say Mr.. Garlic nW be
Let.e. Eut notwithstanding this, there should be- no
apathy III or reIEs but let all rork, rork, ,cor, and
come up to t.r support of CIR. Lewis, who has made
thy the support Of ALL ifeStoR Herad.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
LITERARY INTELLIGENCE.

from the London Correspondent of,he Nat neleencer
Weregret to announce the death OF Mrs. N'col
Currer Bell established lasting reputation ny the
publication of Jane Eyre. The novels OF Shirley and
tlleite are also from her pen. and all are especially
distinguished by great power of conception and vgo,
rons portrayal Of character. Mrs. Nico WA the las,
of family of six she died at her fathers house on
Saturday, at Hawvrh, Yorkshire. The magazines inr
the month are not We think of average character
Quarterly Reviews are, however, cunning out very
strong with most tempting lists OF articles The book
OF the month is Internationally Mr. kingleys West
ward, Ho" which seems 10 be in every body shand
Mr.. Thackeray will finish the Newcomes next month,
and then purposes visiting the United States with "
unN rnnrsn of lectures.