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CoUNrY AGENr.

T, r. MCKINNEY, has been appointed A. gsnt II
Lee County for he sale of SpIRIruots Lro-
uoRs for Medicinal, Mechanical and Sacramento ii
purposes only.
Call at No. so, sign Of tho Golden Mortar, Keo.
kuk, Iowa.
.IulN Sd lHn6 dfu
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: =
John 3. Carson & Co.
,
SNOW A GgEES

COMMISSION N rcbants Wholesale orfcers ane
~ Dealers IA PFoaaee, Main street. tween Fourth
and Fifth kcokns, Iowa.
sept mber L. ls55.--dly
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FEMALE SEMINARY

kEOkEk FEMALE SEMINARY.
TnE FALL TERM
nF the keokuk Female Seminary will commence
~ on Monday SEPTEMBER 10th.
Rev. Wm. H. Williams Principal and Teacher of
English Grnmnar and Criticism Of Intellectual and
Moral Philosophy de-
Mrs. A. l.. Williams, Teacher on Piano Forte and
Of the French Language.
Miss Mary G. ilaft Teacher Of the various branch
cs Of Mathema;ies and Natural Science, History, dc
Miss Julia B-nedict Teacher IN the Primary De
partment.
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BOOT. and shoes at WholesaIe.

IL ANING opened a house in this city for the pur-
L pose of carrying the wholesale Boot and
Shoe business, respectfully call the attention of
the trade TO our large and we'll assorted stock
which Is now being received direct from the best
manufactures III Massachusetts. Ii is our intention
to always keep on hand complete assortment Of
goods III the line, and offer such Inducements az will
Obtain for Us Il liberal share Of patronage.
Country merchants will do well to call and exam
inc our stock before they purchase.
july Id CARTER i M
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shaving a Hair Cutting ExtrnOrdi- :
Marys

LHAMp00NTNG AGREEABLY PERFORMED
- The favofite Saloon Of Georgc Cabus, on Main
street, below Parsonss Bank presents new attYac-
tons to the citizens Of henkuk. Having obtained
assistants in my business superior any ever hefore
employed in this city, invite the patronage Of the
coinnunity, as am satisfied that can shave Glenn
r, cut hair more handsomely, and shanpoon with
dexterity than any barber in the State of Iowa
Competition challenged GEORGE CABUS.
August %, l655.-1ydaw6m
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kEOkUK AND ROCK ISLAND
1900. t6&tsa 1855

RAILROAD MAIL LINE STEAMERS
'dE TWO last steamers j. M'kEE and Ben CAMP
= BELL, now making daily trips, connecting at
Rock Island with the for the East and with the
DAILY Mail Packets for Gaicna and Saint Paul and
al keokuk with the great Mail Line Steamers Jen-
ME Deans, " esterner, keokuk and Die Vernon for
1T Louis.
J. nee, Captain Leroy Dodge, leaves Daycp-
port and Rock Island every Monday, Wednesday
and Friday esenngs for Keokuk. Returning,
leaves keokuk every Tuesday, Thursday AMI satur.
day Evening".
BfN GAArBELL, Captain X. p Bartlett leaves Da
Fenpor' and Rock Island every Tuesdav, Thursday
and "a urday evenings. Returning. leaves keokuk
every v Wednesday. Friday and sunday evenings
For Freight OF Passaye. inquire on board or Of
I HEAIGHT, Agent,
0dch, 5.--att keokuk
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LIVERY sTABI.l

n
hN johnson street, between III and I'd ~
~ by WV. H. CLEaHorS. This establish .4tsA
ment Is targe eommsdious, well arran ged u q :
and amply ptuvided with good horses well trained
for harness, a. well with Carriages, Buggies and
Haeks open ana close, covered and half cred, If
every description, adapted to convenience or Injury
Horses or Carriages If residents II the city or ys-
tors from abroad kept moderate terms and
carefully attended To by thoroughly skilled in
the business.
norres bought and sold on commission and my
own account ut all times.
Nav =. ls55-,llY
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W. WIGHTMAN.
(f1MMIsSl0N and Forwarding Merchant No SO
~ second Sir 81, Louis, Mo Particular atten-
ten given TO sales aud to iorw aring ana filing or
aFf7 uct J-4d2w
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sa wy ER HOUSE,

WIIIFAN iNTKH, Pr0prletoT.
Is0RNER seeona and Ce,lar Strests Fort Mad.
~ son. Iown.
RI Bagsagc taken to and from boats Free o.
charge.
~ stages leave this House daily for keokuL
and Burlington.
june -, 1852.
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ATTENTION ATTENTION

ii ANlNG made arrangements for the establish
1 ment Of large Clotuing Manufactory, on the
Eastern plan, am now Offering my Spring and
summer floods Al PRIME COST. Those in need Of
Clothing will find this to be = rare chance
Corner of First and Main 81 reefs.
NATHAN HOFFHEIMER
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JAMES REYNOLDS,
wholesale and Retail burrfst

Mechanics Block, North side OF Main ST., ksokuk,
Town
~ INV made arrangements for perrna- -
Il nent business in the above line am now
oherang 70 the city and country trade large U
and well selected stock Of Drugs, Medicines, -
fainfs, Dyes, Oils and Narnishes, Brushes ttiaxs-
ware and Window Glass. Also Perfumery aud fam
cy articles, Cigars, Tobacco and Snuff and a choice
assortment OF Family Groceries, including Spices
Teas, flavoring Extracts, Candies Soda salerstus
ana variety Of articles pertaining TO tha depart-
menti all which will be sold on the prinriple -
"small prof and quick returns'
Particular attention given TO preparipg prascyin-
tions In eases where medicines are required dur
ing the night t Is frequently incnyenient To obtain
them. This difficulty have completely obyiated
by having my residence in part IL the same build
ing occupied by my store ami persons desiring med
iclnes, may rely upon procuring them NJ all hours,
night or day, without Inconvenience or DELAY
Druggists, merchants and others purchasing by
the quantity, are requested 10 give me call ~ /
am determined 10 sell on favorable terms as any
house in the city.
April 8. 1855 dy
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New Arrangement.
IfNiIE Steamer G.. W. SPARHAWK
l. will run - regular daily packet sQeS
from keokuk, IN connection With .he cara -
Of the Northern Cross Railroad At Quincy leaving
Quincy at clock and arriving 81 keokuk a, Il
NJ and leaying keokuk On return trip ut o'clock
For freight or passage apply on board.
j. 7. sI0ITS Agent at keokuk.
June Is ls55-dAw
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Fall Trade.

Fall Trade.
Gate City Boot and shoe store
No. III Main Street, between Fourth and Fifth
II VIE undersigned would respectfully call -.
l. the attention If the Ladies and Gentle
msn IF keokuk and vicinity, TO their fine andy "
we'll selected stock Of Boots and Shoes now
opened and for sale nj the above establishment
p.ising all kinds of Lplits, Gents Misses, BOYS
anu Chidrens wear of all styles, grades and siIes
These goods have been selected with special
10 neatness Of style and durability and will be sold
at very small advance above Eastern cost. a. We
are determined not b. undcrsold by any house in
the city. Please give Us call. An examination o1
goods and prices is the only favor we ask
Sept. 8. lS5J.--d III. c. UlIskAMp PRO
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TATIm a CO..
II. ". nsTNnsN a co.. !.

IN3RN ARDlAti and Comtni.slon Merchants Gen.
L eral steam Boas Agents, and dealers IN Boat
Stores and Groceres, Lesce, PacAst Depot, he.
okuk.
April ] fs55-ltf
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s.. A. Dixie

M ANUFACTUkEk of and dealer in Boots and
Mammoth Boot, 7GG keokuk Iowa.
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sTarrORD % a. n-cINE.

NHoLfsAiE Grocers and Comtnission Mer-
~ chaus, second door above the corner Of Blon-
dean w s@vr : rers, Keoknk, Iowa
March ., ls55.-Sif
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A. l. pEaNG. }. II. cLAYPooLE.
Al. DEMING q CO..
fsuccessors to Granville B. Smith 4 Col
RANkERs and dealers in Exchange, keckuk, 10.
AISight checks all the principal cities constant
iy for sale in sums to suit
Collections this city remitted for promptly at
current rates of Exehanrs.
We will buy and sell all kind Of Gold, Specie,
and uneurrent Bank Notes, at best rates.
Interest allowed on special deposits
nEFEREsCEs
Cash. Am. Exchange Bank, New York.
Messrs. +. W Clark, Dodge Co. :"
- Lucas Simobds, St. Louis.
!" f. W. Clark Bros. :"
q n. Corwith Il Co.. Galena.
May 81, 1855.
EXCHANGE AND BANKING HOUSE
nFGEo. c. ANDERSON. Third between Main
Oand johnson Streets keokuk, Iowa. Collections
on this city remitted promptly, at current rate of
Exchange.
&G- Interest on deposits when specially agreed
up@n.
Refer to f. W Clark Bros,
Bogy, Miltenberger Co., =,
John j. Anderson Co.,
4. " Clark, Dodge h Co., New York City.
G.ss Office hours from y A. NJ. 10 5 p NJ
july IL. ls55.--dlf
Ba mixing House of ChaS. Parsons.
Cor of Main and I'd Sts., kEOkUk, IOWA.
= IGHT Exchange the East and South bought
pCand sold. European Exchange for remittance to
any part of Europe for sale. Interest allowed on
deposits as per agreement.
Refer 10 Lucas himonds, ST. Louis. Mo
l.. A. Benoist Il Co., do
Atlantic Bank. Boston
Duncan. Sherman Co. New York.
Drexel Co., philadel lphia, Pa.
Union Bank, Baltimore, Md.
Commercial Bank Cincinnati. ..
Price, Converse Co., New Orleans, La.
Sept. /, ls55.--dly
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+. LOUIS AND X . X Uk
1885, lf 1855.


I'HlS popular line OF Steamers Will max regular
daily trips usual throughout the season con
Meeting at keokuk With the regular daily Mail
Packets 70 RotK IsLAsp, GAIESA and ST PAUL. run
ming in connection with the Railroads to Chicago
and the East.
Inc line IS at present composed II the cleaners
DIE VERNON, WHsTEBNER, JEANNE DEANS and
kEokUK, whose names alone are a Sufficient guaran-
ty Of their speed and accommodations
March 3, 1853, dam
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r.. W. Alexander a. Co.

LN0RW ARDiNG and Commis sion Merchants ;
l. Freight Agent for New ork Rail Road, and
Fulton Lake Boat Line Erie CANA aud Lake..
l70 South Wafer Street., Central " harf Chicago III.
Liberal cash advances shipments of Produce
Merchandise, for sale in tins market, or ship
ment to friends east
Refer "a w l.. Ewing 4 Co., 81. Lonis, Mo. s. 4
". Il. Ihayrr Quincy, al. Green A Stone, Musca-
tine Iowa; u. II. Campbell Co., Gaienal, Ill. j,
H. Langley Co, Rock Island. IN. Barkey,
Ehpmrron Co., Davenport H. T. Foster, Boards
town, Ill Hon. A. siarne, Springfield, Ill. A.
y 4 IL Reed, Gale.burg. ill., W. :. Gilman. New
York; fassit; Co. Philadelphia Pa A. Gilbert,
Cashier Commercial Bank. Chicago
Mark package. care Of H. W. A. a Co.
Juiy II lS35.-d8wiy
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= - h"liNsi~afp. JAMES WATT
fiftsssGLAND AND WATT.

NV 1.UaTASAIT UEALkKS IN Hest brand. Of
~ Virginia Tobacco, ard Importers of fue la
sana Cigars, Il sie If Third street between
Mai and Jonnson keokuk Iowa sep - 3md
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IsI>S not ~.

GosSKn 0p JouysoS ASp FiRsr STREETS
Dl CHARLES q, Bt NNEI4L. The under 4sAA
- signed takes pleasure in announcing TINT 8s:s
be has taken tals very popular House and -H>A.
made comple'e renovation throughout the entire
premises, II Y n7n prepared q receive the pat
renage 4 this Bile and believes he can meet the
wants of all aio desire good House
He hope, iy close application ~ the business
and attention TO The many wants q The traveller,
mers, and ob'asn a share u patronage.
90 Baggage taken to and from Boats free Of
charge. CHA~. G. BUNNEIL.
Aprtt B. 1873
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YNHEdreat Central Route, connecting the Allan
i tic cities with Western, Northwestern and SOUTH
Western states, By continuous Railway direct.
Tus road also connects al Pttshgrg With daI line
~ Steamers to ali ports the Western Rivers and
Cleveland and Sandusky WIKI steamers 10 all
ports the Northwestern Lake. making The most
direct cheapest aud reliable route by which Frei sht
be iors ardsd 10 and from the Urea. West.
RArLs nErwEnS PHILADELPHIA AND PITrsBuRG.
FlEsT CLAss.-Boots, Shoes
Dry Goods. lin boxes fars, Toe per 100 ID.
Feathers, dc.,
ri CLAss.--Bo0ks and Station
cry, Dry Goods. in bales,) 60e. per 100 h.
Hardware. Leather, Wool,
3d CLAss.-Auyiis, BagginS
baenn and Pork, tin bulk soc. per 100 ID.
Hemp, &C..
4tA ClA *. Coffee, Fish, Ba-
cpn and Pork, tpa1 ked Lard, 4oc. per 90 lb.
and Lard Oil,
-. la shipping Goods from sny point East Of
pbiIsdelpha, he particular to mark package .via.
Penns ylyanla Railroad. All foods consi gned to
the Agents of this Road ST Philadelphia or Pitts
burg, VIII lie forwarded without detention.
lEElcHr AGKNTs--Moses Potter Eostrn; ]. L.
Elliott n York L. J. sueeder philadelphia Ma
gr4w hoous, baltimore Gea. G. Fruuc seus. Pitts
burg >pr ginan Brssn, Cincinnati. 0hio J. ;.
Maarchead, Louisville, ky. X, G. Meldrum Mad
ison. Ind. kateiae i ca, st. Louis, No J. 5.
Nit he'll NoIi, Evansville, Ind.
Ii. III. HOUSTON,
General Freight Agent PhiIsdelp phia.
II. ]. LOMEAERI, sup't, Altoona, ia.
Fpt4 ASl1.--AN
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ULAs. NVTIINN. s. n kFItuCg ,rtuuy
1s.oi.3,ins, kellogg 4 Kirby.
L IMPORTERS and Wholesale dealersin Foyn;on ona
l Domestic Dry Goods, No. l53 North Main Street,
81. Louis Mo. ywQoo
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Mckee a ATimberman,. Livery stable

vINlils Stable. situated on Third Street between
Main and Blondeau Streets, ia large aud com
modons and especially lifted up AMI adapted for tn.
business and the unders gnes amply prepared IL
aeconneda;e th ii friend and the public generally
with saddle Horses. Bagsies. and Carriages at rea-
sonable rates Thy ai~o keep Horses by the day
week, month. SAM /. Mckee
W ZIMMERMAN,
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Lloyd ID. SIMPSON.

A TToRNEf at Law and Notary Public Office
I 4 IN the new Post Office building, johnson 81.
bstweeu 2d and ID
Collections promptly attended TO-
keokuk, Feb l3, le55.--etf
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\. BRIDG NAN

1S Agentfor the Missouri State Mutual Ins,,ra,.s
Company, the Directors Of which are a,nony ths
oldest and best known business men Of st. Lou,s.
d3dpt
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WHrrcouB A NICKEL.

4 TTokNiES 81 Las aud General Land Agents.
IL h0Hiezama, Poweshtek county, Iowa Will
attend 70 All business entrusted 10 their care in
Powesitiek Iowa, Benton ANA, Marshall, ami Ja.
psr counties.
Collections Will receive speciHl attention.
Refer 10 u. Dgggla-. Gp.. ~ ls,ais john
Block 90, pGi bur-; VI A. L. Shumway,
Philadelphia; Esnzingcr Co, Baltimore Hon.
6 u. cagSis, VaFren, Prnass lsania. Hon. 6. K.
Bartvi, ltorGsid. Peunsyls xn.a Editor p,ttsburg
"Daiiy Union" DC.
june 5, ls35.-d
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CoIIee..o..s ~ rea.l.e ) sl...alal at.enLIoI..
W. b. stsKRsiLLE, JOHNSON Atpn. 4, b. BRADFORD
". q. Produce Connsission House.

- JANEaNIiIE, BRADFORD co. General
CProluee Cc'nin aaign and Forwarding Merchants
Ne" pileshs Particular attention paid ~ the pur
chase ana sale of " heAsern Produce. Also, 10 the
Receiving ami Forwarding hnsiness generally. Or
ders respectfully solicited, No Il Tchsupitoulas
strset.
Iulr Ia ISAhdlr
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John y. IToruf@I,,

4 ifoENEl aa3 Counsellor at Law. Keokuk, To-,
- VIII promptly attend to all business entrusted
To ais oofc
Land hsenc.e-. &c.
olice u he Pest oilice building, on johnson ST.,
bclw ween 2nd and Sd Il
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j. Il. CopsaIS.

E'pRN AkDiNG and Comms sion Merchant, whole
i sale dealer in Groceries aud Produce. No, 81 I,e
wee. kcnkuk, Iowa.
ing business.
April ii, ls54.---d&w
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=. $. nr:I.Br..

NJ AIN Street, between Sixth and seventh Whole
VI sale ana Retail Dealer II stoves. Hollow Ware
finner's Stock, dc. Also manufacturer Of Tin
Copper, and sheet-l Iron Wares
Roofing ami Jobbiag IN TIN. Copper and Sheet
Iron, Which wi!l warrant 10 si}c satisfaction
july ~, 1875 div = BEEHE
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=. w. a. II. TvcKrv,

i NPpRTERS and wholesale dealers in Hardware
i AMI tusiery. Of Main and SECOND Streets.
nisn "f ttie RED PADDOCK.
July -, is5l-dly.
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RANKIN d MILLER.
=
MILLER a BECK
JAMES VI. REID.

AIIVHNEI n LAW, ke0kUk. Iowa
nslJcA n he Raj Road ofscs on Main Street
~ oter J. f. Bruce store
Arguss 7, 1855. d
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q. OHE.RTOp

Il bEPS stock u Family Groesries a variety cf
~ Taye, and assortment If Musical In.tru-
mynt f1r sal on Aain street, between Second and
Third.
March o. IS5g 4
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Justice of the Peace.

fINHE nnd+ral gued wuu.d InferIn his friends in
j. the country that hBs Office II On Man. BET scen
"a and 81 siree.1 keokuk Iowa over The Harness
stor.. lie vii attend 10 the collection Of all ac-
counts entrusted ~ lis care, with promptness Ac-
counts sent by mail, ,si paid, Will receive atten-
EDWARD COLE
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NEW Oxsr,Eu ur..nr

VIlHh undersl gned are receiving daily. by express
fresh baltimore Oysters, which We Offer t. tn
citizens of keoknk and yieiiiiy by the can or dozen
We have also ftted UP Saloon, where we can ne
commodate Ladies rs well as Gentlemen with goot
plate Of fresh oysters.
CREIGHTON 4 0HMER
Oct I'D johnston strset
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Fancy Candies.
TIST received the inrgest aud best assortment Of
- Fancy Candies ever before offered in keokuk :
also large assortment Of Fruits Nuts &C. at
CREIGHTON OilMER'S
April 80 ls55-dtf johnson Street.
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JAMES H.. HRICE.

NJ H0l.LsALE and REAL dealer in Forei N, a usI
W Ds.nesiie Dry uoods. Clothing, Boots. Sioes
Has, Caps, Bonne,s, Trimmings, ac.. No. so Main
Stree, keakuk, Iowa.
Feb. !, ls55s Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-30

bu. dis rpor. 10 no.'eod only % dscrs6si il; TIE
ypmo, was no. believed at Fort LARAMIE, and IL in
rycNnbIe lp its very nsture-3r Georges company
ccsris'inr of large number Of n runtsioeer', NO
could ~bip any hdian force likely TO be brought
a. snst them.
The sitter had BET in With great severity a, Fort
Larmie; ice was formed about the middle of Septem
Ter. On The 9Th OF October gr-a: snow storm
wns experienced by the party i: lasted for several
hour.
The military court martial, ordered for the t,iai OF
Csp, Howe eno Others, hsd been ti'so'ved without
trre,ni. ity in the order of constituting it.
Col Sumne- 10 command OF seven commands Of the
F,s Trite3 States cavalry met near For. he srny,
Cd route o. Fort LARAMIE.
Several hundred men were at work at Fort Riley, IN
the building of quarters for the large force no sta
tor ed there ltis presumed that they viii be tenant
able az an early DAY
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,;,,;,s5 the North, and Gibson he's made ksnea'
A free sfsts II ~ss . ID bsd move iest h.ss ~
y,br..ls bin. There .ss DO necessity ior Il ., AL
Nv ole Benton right, SUI r @ss s9iciai ICE ~
I.tjcp for he South, ust Bill
"Y.s. sir Slavery never will 90 over the Ilte..
I've Travelled all over the Ierr'2ry, ehi e s' - -
,.v there's no chance. The Abohhoorh and IT,
g. ~ .re far TOO pums-ous FOR slave property 20
be saf. and are getting more 20 every lou Gu
drive Them out, and you can suepce men Cd ,;'
~, If the COMPROMISE hsdnt been REPEALED, We
~orld have got K .n.as without word BY set ung y
mn and then coming 10 a. Slave S'a'e Oeore II "as
syn4c,e6: but DOW we vi have as much as wecen o
to beep Missouri 20 toe so9th we ar "a ~
fana,jcs Oh both Sides wire dividef among ourselves
,Io We can't Leep Abolihoai.ts out The d'sroyi
tha, luuiuary press was bad business Tor u went 70
far and turned mems minds 10 the o'her way OF
inc. MAYBE you won't believe tbs ou' us co. ST
80 co1's ,ruth A,cbison h.- changed ne ssnuIeo.
of .1i, acct on OF the Sa.e. Conservatise men WOO
,sno this turning of p'eacher. oct VI toe ste'- as
,hey We tried TO arive Northern hetodists Out oil
Plate county. III bet Thy vont 90 Il .sain 90:
We've organized comoany nov 70 protect poacesoe
mel. apo BY Cd il the Pl ste mob
You mean the regulators
.Yss. thew call them re. uators out OF The county,
re call EN- the Platte moo. "et, sir, tnsy a.,
tenn; that tSpg az ain they viii find Us pretty b N
cares 10 reg ula'e." 49,. .
Asuy ,pace. ike tbs X. party, is ge'ting" small
"bv oegrts end beautifully less, WI! conclude ~
sd6ifre a call for a Grand mas CONVENTION, 1asI
iseufd BIZ the leaders here Of the Pro-Slsvery
psrty. -1.,..,.,,.. .;.;..., =; e. r.
o.. trory githout diibcon OF pEty, VA hold Of-Ii
sm eoryenion Lesv nsonh CiJ OF edne. i.J move n
her "A S5, Let there be sTsrd rally ~ ne ieN ash ofasi
,zs OF the Territory Feaos 4 the Constitution aud
tun ont point from saa eoae
youtev that y@a are dstsrnned 70 SAND ~ 'ae
Iiuied Authorities OF tas land Let come vh1 S. :hJ-
ma ,re eeeiuntd 10 rally around tbs bnwAE o. tae
.nd .rtAin Let county In ths
TooT, be July = peseBt.d Several dis Ds1isne 'Pess-Is
VIII ttyksTW j ISAACs JvO 4. HALDERNAN,
d. J. JpHSsON. WV. u hAnh 49,,
z. H. RrEs, J" J.: hOLLlH'o $500,
d. !. " GROVER CJnniNtee
Itcreaporh City. Sst1r ay, O-t 49, 100
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-30
LATER FROM FORT LARAMIE.
From Ths 81 L,ni. R,p,hjc.p. OK 81

From The ST Lonis Repqbicsn Oct. -
Lieut. Butcrd, U :. a arrived in this city yester-
Gay, from For. Laramie. He lef; tia, post on d .
9Th ut, 10 company with Co.. Cooke. Fb s ordered
to the command Of Fort Riley land Col. Au irew., who
may be expected in this city in day or two
Ger. Haney was 70 leave Fort Lvame on The
18th, to establish military post on White Earth river,
about BALI way bet Eesn Laramie aud Fort Pierre.
Ten companies Of roopsfour OF DRAGONS and Fix of
hisn'ry-weie 70 accomJsny bin. The inf,ntry
wouo be left 20 garrison the uew post aud the jr T.
eoons ae 10 return "a Fort laramie Bat arothe D
tss ID tshi9e this large force unto the Id 10
eDs lse we Mime CAMPS Indians who were regarded
~ ne most issoent aid hostile of the tribes 20 ha.
re,ion.
Shortly sfter the battle Of Blue Water, Gen, Nancy
bed tabs with the O6galla aud Brule bands of the
SIOUX IN which thes agteed ~ deliver up the murder
efs 81 TIE Insil perry, and 10 coufue themselves to
prescribed district of ccuuty. G~n. H4ney seat
word 10 Little Tlct dsr-t7e chief of the party en-
gagged IN tie bs';le Of Bpe Waer- hal if ae behaved
himself be sNould no. be nolesed. IL aas been geuar.
Any supposed that Ii lie rnuaier was kliei 10 ths
osue OF b.u~ Water, but this was not the cass He
escaped uhhurt All the prisoners taken 10 thst ba.-
be-some seventy women and enid sp-haye been
sent 10 For kesrney. Ope of the Isd,.ns concerned
N Ire nSssscie Of the mail party, ca lei Sp,rei L
was II the battle Of Blue Wt'er ard received -four
vonpds-tso pistol shot. passing through him and re-
eeivipg two saber cats sno still be escaped on the
horse Of oragooa which had probably thru ,n his
rider
II was the general impression - the fot hat there
would be DO more fghtlng ras preseDce OF 80 large
n armed iorce seeus to have bed most sslu. ary
effect upon the Iodans ard hey vi he glad scous b
10 keep quie-. There vas report tha, me ID6isns
bed s,iasksd snS killed he party G: ST. Ge9rse Gore,