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Later from Europe
ARRIVAL OF THE AMERICA.

The Lebanon arrived on the i5th, pu
brought no news. The America arrives
or the same day, with three days later IN
telligence, but with little of Importance
Tie material items vii be found below
The Allies were 6aily extending thei
advances towards the Redan and Malakof
towers, and the assault was alIlously
looked for.
\ Latest ad,ices from The Crimca are to
July 3Oth. on which day Gortschakof tel
cgraphs there ha been partial cannon
AIDE ot both sides, but nothing of impor-
tanca.
A grand secret expedition was in prep,
aratlon. and the hnrbors of kameisch and
Ba'aklava we're crowded with vessels 10
take part in it.
The French Government is said TO have
chartered 81 small vessel steamers for ri
Yer service, each to be capable Of carry
ing 500 men.
Rumors were current in Paris Oh the
81, that tue bombardnent Of the Maakoti
Tower and the Redan had been recon
menced.
A dispatch resolved al London from the
Latest moment, states that the .te,rs learns
that The siege OF S bas'opol is about to be
raised, AMI that commu aications Of mo-
mentous charsc er had Just been received
from Germ my by the Western Powers.
Accounts from Western Asia state that
u victory had been & ined by the Rus
slams, and another report Gays il is sta'ed
that the Russians were retiring from kers
and Erzeroum.
From the Baltic there was no news.
The Queen had sent a message to Par
Lament that provisions be ma for any
extraordinary expenses which may arise.
which was fo loved by a proposition from
The Chancellor Of he Exchequer to Issue
f.. 600. 900 sterling add tion4l in Excheq.
ue1 bills.
The difficulties arising out OF recruiting
troops in Ike United States had been re-
ierred TO in Parliament, and L1r! Palmer
ton stated the practice had been put op
to. The official report o. the new Freoch
loan shows la, 600 900, 900 francs were
bid for. being SIX times the amount asked.
There were doubtful rumors that Spsin
would nd contingent to The Crimea.
The statement that the King Of Naples
had asked for the presence OF Austrian
troops is contradicted.
From the other parts Of Europe there
is no news OF Importance.
LIVERPOOL Markets Cotton declined
! -l6ai Sales 35 900 bales, 3 500 to spec
uAtors New Orleans Fair :. MddI,ngs
+ 3 g. BreaJstuds, prices unchanged.
Transactions moderate On account Of stor-
my weather. Accounts of the grain crops
generally favorable. Western Canal Flour
los 40s Cd Good OHIO 43a4is.
lrori.ions--Priccs unchanged
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he unitcs many popular accomplishments
which are equivalent to credentials, OF sue
cess in an era OF agitation and revolution.
AIRY signs. Without the caution and long
foresight Of Sewar |, he possesses an equa
hardy poSiiion, as his bearing in Congress
proves, aud acknowledges no laws sc
/ binding Nv those oi his own stern will
/ 1t is true that Sumner is a poor and ial
I lacious losician; but Few will deny tic
charms Of his brilliant rhetoric.
1 As S.ward is the Robert Peel OF Adolf
ii u. Sumner is the Mae lulsy. His want
of GORGE, logic is compensated for by an
excellent imitation OF true dice icsin. and
the minds Of the people are sw ed oftener
by the glittcring appearance Of argument
than by argument itself. Tie poorest
fallacies become facts amongst excited
masses, as we learn from the records OF
10, when the splendid paradoxes of Lam
airline were mistaken for the profound :
terance Of an oracle OF statesmanship.-
There are days when the populace wiling
" accepts phrase for politics.
Passing by Wilson, "thc false Achito-
phel' OF the movement, we come 10 Hale
o. New Hampshire. Ia him We and re-
markable combination of popular qualities
with an inexhanstible fuad Of fanaticisn.
The granite hills of his native State are
not more stern and unyieldiDg than his
nature, and yet he possesses as playful,
trenchant wit as Richard Brinsley Sher
idan. He can always relieve solemn
subject by eool-humored joke, and com
pei even his opponents TO JOIN in respun-
sive laugh He thinks in sylogIsms .ni
speaks in epigrams. Very few men in
the Scn1te OF the United States can match
him in debate, for lie is always ready,
C austic and well Informed.
Il his fac,s are sometimes metaphors,
his metaphors are as often facts. II is true.
that he has been in minority Of one be
fore now, bat intellectu lily, at least, ii
was "one With two naugats after t. It
Sc ward is the Robert Peel as we have SAID,
and Sumner the Mac iulay OF Abolition,
Hale may be fairly ranked as the d Israeli.
Recent events show that his influence
any thing but decreasing in New lamp
shire.
AMI such are the leaders whom the
South has htncetorw TO meet, foot 70
foot, and from whom she can expect ~
quarter, and to whom she should give
tone.
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From The New Orleans Delta
The Abolitionbse I.su6s rs

sEwAKD, SUMNER AND HALE--A soCTHEaN
VIEW or THIN.
We do not speak OF the subord n ATE
Generals, whose sphere is the new spaper
office the Greeeys, Weeds, D,n.s or
L geloms-nor Of e guerillas who have
done yeomen's work In the contest, such
rs the Tappans. Garrisons AM Smiths.
but OF the recognized mnand.rs who
have taken their seats among The rulers OF
the land and actually planted their bar
ner staff on the floor Of Congress. itself.
Ia the FIRST rank sta dis WIN II Seward
Of New York. We dara say the tim. is
gone by when his talents or his pvrsever-
ance can be denied either in the north or
III the south. He is the most skllful aad
unrelenslng enemy Of the slave in crest,
and, whether slncsre, or insccere, mus
lie regarded AS q formidable an agonisi -
For ourselves. We regard him as fanatic
whose sincerity is as deep as the root Of
his lie, and who believes that, in ad IAN
cling his political ambition, he is assisting
The cause Of humanity also. lie is man
Of fine and extensive a,iainmtnts-a
graceful and captivating writer. a subtle
and Machiaveian organizer, and an orator
whose full, Ciceronian, and some what
ilorij style must always attract popular
attention In nation which loves eoquencc
as desriy as the United States To those
qualifications he adds a deep political pre-
science which is rarely deceived; patience
which hing disturbs ard an adapt abil
y which, III these times Of change and
Inconsistency, is the most valuable gift oil
tho 1horonga politician.
The rise and progress of Seward. from
lis frs, beginning as an obscure lawyer.
to bis present remarkable exalt4ti,n, 8
one Of the most curious phenomena OF
modern political history. l. docs not re-
qulre much ms ght TO see that he is ne
casual waif, borne to an elevated place by
Tie tide OF party, but inc artificsr of his
own fortune, IN the construction OF which
he has displayed the most plant su5tlr,y
he most reckless daring, and an amoun
of genuine ab lily which cannot be mis-
taken Tor a moment. We are not writing
pub OF Mr.. Seward, but SIMPLY des
crblng the foremost enemy Of the souii
:. as he really Is, and not rs the vulgar agi
tator which to many people mistake hin
for. Is this man 10 be dcspised or lis
5 regarded Is il wise to lie absd an
I, dream Of utter security, while such an en-
r gineer is mining under our outpoets, wit
the full determination 10 spring the min
!. at his convenience.
d Then mex. in rank comes Sumner Z
q Massachusetts,. No person. even the mo.
, prelud ced, will mistake HIM for a com
! mon man. He was distinguished as
u Juris consul. Of high order before he be
= came noted as an lncendiary. His stand
ing amongst the scholars of his State, 8
c prolific in fanaiical men Of letters, hs
: been confessedly high for many year.
and u considerable sckolsstis attainment
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IL going out Of the Stale of Pennsylva-
MIA for Governor OF Kansas. the Admin
is'raton give us hopes that the Keystone
State is getting disgusted with its Kansas
policy.
This suspicion ia confirms by the APP
pcarance Of Governor Reeder's name at
the head If The columns OF the Craw ford
Pa journal as a candidate Tor Canal
Commissioned.
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HOUSE PAIN ING AND CRAVING.

THE undersigned respectfully announces 70
The clizehs OF kaoknk that he has opened n
Paiit Shop on Johnson, "a door above Second s..
~her he viii be pleased 10 attend 10 The ORDERS OF
those who may iavor him with a call. He fiat
trrs himself that his work will compare with
any Done IN The eastern cities. Specimens If
wood and msrbl- limitations NAY be secn by
calling ri his shop.
si,r. o. tho pab'c patronage is collected.
II Won want work Ien- IN my lne, v in neat
ness n dispatch, call on me--aiI | AK i 4 far
IT al. JEREMIAH BROWN
Juis 81. 1853. tlm
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ii AVING Interested with us the Messrs. SEQ
IL 6eh's IN the Gas Filing Business, We would
assure the public iha, al ORDERS gwen To them
will be executed! IN neat and workman like
manner, md That they can RELY anon the work
done by ihem. rs beitg ut the v, ~ hes. material
A it viii be tut short time before the gas
VIII he introduced, We would recommend 10
those deslrons OF lighting IN at The time of the
completion Of the wetks, that they give inme.
date Orders for ripe, fixtures, &c.. otherwise,
many wonld he delayed beyond that time. as il
would be Impossible to supply all applications
upon shsif notice. {. HERRICK SEQ.
July 3, 1888.
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BORROWED.

GONE gentleman Of li,sure borrowed nv
~ Wac aad Pocket Book las, night. II ls
IL. lice The s.iic e. wherr | can obtain them
| wi s.ve ihe borrower fily collars aud ak ="
que stlal In tie pocket book was So il
couh'srfeit motley, winch ca be retained u
NAV SUIT the trade OF the horr WEI. Ih-re W d /,
aso Ia The Pocket Book note of Lynch y
Bedding Tor hundred cords 81 wood, also a u
order dratn By pafr,ek Couroy Oh Mr.. French
for sl20 TIE putles are hereby notified not
70 pay he note or o. der except TO ne.
HAWKINS TAYLOR.
Keakak fetsst f7th 1855. IS,
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To the Public.

TUE uuder.izned respccifIIiy announces n
10 the citizens Of heukuk and vicinity ~
tia 'e has recently opened Apotheearies'
Hal, elfper II ihlrc AID Johnson Sira.ts w,tb
a. entire few an well selected Stock Of D,r~,
aI'd ciaeS, Pertuineries. Toilet A itcles. &c
Hr subscriber intends paying particular at
- i'on 70 ihe Prescription Department, aud
teri co'fiIeui iaa' he Gan gi.e psfiect sa'isfne.
tod hating Ind an experience Of ten wears In
fh'7 'r1afh 81 The bn-Iuess. aid hopes by stric,
asieriiot = business that lie wilI inetit share
y la,te patronage.
+. H. UC0sSOR.
Anen.l O 1855. DIV
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LASH CR0CKERY nNINE,
q q " Il d = 4 ELLIOT

Edrthenways, China and Glassware,
Ne. 1876 Pearl Street, and No. 81 Chambers ST.,
NEW YORK,
w OULD say TO Merchants AMI Dealers gen.
w orally that, having established CAslr
HousE ia this branch Of trade, thew are IDLY
convinced that they can sell ca cKrRy etc, al
such prices os y Ill pay the pur baser hue p Of
II TO retail. Experience haS proved very con
cnslyely 10 us that, ny adherlng strictly 10 the
cash system, We cat affota 10 ,ell from Ten T."
twenty per cen, below the regular credit trade
prices.
To this eni We ask examination of rui
siyies aud prices, list Of which will be for
wartc by mail 10 apr party desiring.
Eurfhenwsre. By the Invoice, single package,
or very carefully rep ,cked iof the
COUNTY, TRApE.
July 27, 1885, dly
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y. :. RECRE.

Min Street, bri,oeea Saith ~ .Serenh
W HOLESALE snd Retail Dea er ii stoves
W Hollow Ware, Timer stock, &c, Also
manufacturer Vi TIN, Copper, and Shacf-Icou
W Ar~s.
Roofing and -Jobbing ia Tin. Copper, and
Sheet Iron which will warratt 10 elye sail.-
faction. j. S. BEEBE.
July "a 1855 div
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INsURAyCE.'

SsTAR INSURANCE COMPANY, Of New York ErSA
- INSURANCE COMPANY, Of Hartford, Connecticut.
HARTFORD IssuRAcE COMPANY, Of Hartford Conn
ErSA LlrE IssuaAScE COMPANY.
The above Companies represent Capital of 81
900 00O Lives, MERCHANDISE, Stores, Dwellings,
Personal Property, and the various kinds Of Proper
ty exposed to the pcr,s Of Inland Navigation, in
sured by WV. w. BELKNAP, Agent.
Corner Of Main and Second Streets.
August u, isas. DIN
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1 III undersigned are prepared 10 receive or
ders for h'tirg mp stores, Offices and dwell
ing houses, with pipe and fixtures FOR Pcs
promptly executing the same, aad guaranteeing
al their work to be gas tight.
A. persons desifous Of usirr gas, that have
not been caliedupon, are requested tn cave their
address with US, through the Post Office.
Orders executed in the succession in which
they are received
July 3. SCOFIELD g. BROTHER
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NOTICE.

+ HAVE in store arg Ga ndsiones marked "Tay-
lor Mckee. II not easied for within thirty
days they VIII be cod 10 pay charges.
]. r. COPELIN.
K.ckot, August ~, 1855 Ind
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Carpets /! Carpets =!
NJ DIHk EEA

II AZ Just received the largest and most varied
: =. - STOCK q carpets ever brought To Iowa
rms stock comprises one hundred different stylc.
ana having been bought before the recent advance
we will sell them I'll present w,,olassIs essts,a ~,
~
We would respectfully invite those who 40 fur
nlsning their houses, TO an examination of tLe,e
.aIpes feeling satisfied tha, the styles, qualities
ana prices ere such that they carnof fi, e. nl,ars
all who may favor US with cali
August 10, 1885, dAwtf
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D Ssoiuti0D.

u AuluAiUU.
IL L h-'n Of Men yuan q CLARK Is this day
Il dissoived By mutual cJnsepf. M. Aetp-
nintl /, al horned TO ,ett.e tho business of lhr
lac Efm and w.l continue The business as here.
iotofe. G S. MEkRYMAN,
b. + CLARK.
Keekuk, talg a., 1855.
arg q j.
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kelMOval.
D. E. HUMPHREY B. GAGE

AVE remo' q tier "Hai, Gar, Boupet AID
IL Millinery Emporium" t. No. ~. Msia
Street, between 81 AMI An, fr doors .tote
her oil stand, where ihey ~tl couiups Their
b0sthess on iarg - deceased scale both Ia H. e
"no'esaIe and retail departments.
We Val have The iargesf stgc.t of good. IN cur
iine e'e. aro4sh TO the Western conatry. a,a
MI b. enabled 10 supply the wants 81 aay
Country Merchant m Iou or eI>eN here.
", Will have sock Of goods for tae .taii
taie" winch wi'l b. sererd ia ito J. ID e tica.
or II Louis in poh' Of 's'yl - aud ..e4.aslit e
Our rooms are htt 1 ~ III the finest st9Ie 49,.
10 pains VIII be spafs1 u make TIE
"Grcat Western Hat, Bonnet, and Millinery IM-
p0rnm
Hor DsIE fWF
''cES7HE OF ATTRACTION"
hnf He pace Tor
GOOD BARGAtSs.
Oar MIR. II 10 now among the Ess.erf Afsr
iiAcisrers aad Importers getting az 81 lI
stock, pai' nj which 80 .xpeet in t..4.et.
VI The ARRIVAL OF witch due totice 81 n = rt,.t.
-. +. II NPHAE1 MACE.
July ~. 1879. div ctA
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". B. soMFRvILLr
c. d. BRADFORD.
JOHNSON Rrpp.
New Orleans Produce and Commission Houas

MELVILLE, BRADFORD d CO.. Gene
- raj Produce Commission aud Forwarding
Merchants, New Orleans. Particular attention
paid 10 the purchase and sale of Western Pro-
duee Also, 10 The Receiving aud Forwarding
business generally. 0rie's r-.ptctiaIi, solIci
tel. No II Trhoupfonas street
luiy 3 1888. ely
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Notice

III aavS IN store fare.hiny rnrhira
W q !. sd "A. III /, fauii-id.n II no, ratl.d
i'r within thidA daAs, !, vii Re sold to ~
casrees. c0NvABLE. SMITH GO
Ike xxx J Is 81, 1855 dim
DR. ]. LAWiGNCE PAGE.
OFFICE No , ruke's civ c,r,s i,
" VAIN anj hird Streets
August 4 1855. dif
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SaOdlcs and Harness.
BoLksALE AND RxTAlL.
>A l.. II. TURNER has purchased
NANA The entire siock Of s. b. Cood-
EyAkLEA rich q Co. aid will carry on The
business of saddle an. harness
making IN all its branches al The
shop formerly occupied BY J. e. Trir,Lir n. "a
Main Street.
Ills stick consists ofthe best material 10 b.
i und ~ the Cincinnati market and he can offer
Inducements tothe trade ei,hcr at wholesale or
retail.
WHIPS
He has also every =, lie OF whips, which can
e had al Wholesale lower than anywhere else
II tbs city
PariIculs Intention gisento RrrAtaIns. Job
MI De don the shortest notice, and in Rccs
style.
Aeokuk, Feb IS. 1885 danI
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HUl Sc WANTED.

| sM ALL house. 10 he fenanied bv -
mol gsnfcfl family lease would
be token apply ., this Office.
Aaen> 81, 1895.
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kansas CAPITAL, &c.-Le Compton,
on the Kansas river. about sky five miles
from Westrer', thirty miles south Of
Atchisor. has been selected by The Legis-
lature OF Kansas or tie future Capitc..
The probability is that the Legislature
now sitting will exact stringent laws
against free 81 eech and free Press, ard to
punish the tampering with slaves, etc
AZ any rate. since they are Missouri
slave holders themselves, are interested
IN doing so, and declare their determine
ton TO do 30, we have little doubt bu, the,
will fulfill their threats.
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rlety Of Papier Machio, Kossuth and Landscape
Eases, Of all sizes and styles, which will be sold
cheaper than ever before offered 10 this market
either to ARTISTS " filled with lifeline miniatures
Call and sec them Ut the Sky-Li.ht Rooms, 50
Main rect.
August is, 1885.
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NEW ARRANGEMENT.

HllE subscriber woo.u inform the citizens O
L k"oknk and vicinity that he has purchased
lhr stock ~ trade oil Ben 4. Dolson, al No. 8.
lhfd Street, where he has on hand q general
assor imeri OF French ard American Cloths,
Casslmeres and Vestings, which he will make
up 70 order a, The shortest notice, and in stylr
tot 10 be surpassed. Also good assortment OF
summer Coats, Vests, ard Sh ris, svays on
hand JAMES NJ. TYLER.
July -, 1855 DIT
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just Received.

lkEIl tom he MAJ iactofy OF Dawson.
- Warren Hide, large and we'll assorted
1t OK 81 Gold Pcgs ranging from The lsrpes. ~
he' ao"n 10 The llhesi pnlnlel Ladies Pen The
reputation 81 the nanuiartors is ggarari.e
enough Tor the quality
Also some me Cole Peucis with peu,
q. 81 HUSTON Z
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FLOWS AND WAGOySs
TAYLOR A HcKEH

Successors OF Newton & Stephens.
CORNER OF MAIN AND I2th kTRErrs
ki-OkUk, IOWA.
w hEhL hey keep constantly on hand sll
made IN Tie best style ard out OF m. h..i ,n,i,,y
g materials. Wholas-,e md retail.
\, TAYLOR g. McAEE.
MaIf n IL 1898 dkwf
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THE Observation-Disclosures elects The
Republican ticket.
Iowa County, issues local aud the com
plexion Of the successful candidates not re-
ported
Dubuque gives the Democratic tcact :
msjority Of from 100 10 500.
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fTYesterday while tie sparhawk was
gu; from this place, on her trip TO Keokuk
some Of the men on board spied Deer
swimming in the river. The mate drew a
revolver and fred at it, but missing il.
some men were sent out in the yawi and
soon succeeded in securing their prize, and
tying iis legs took il Oh ard. We sup.
pose it TO be about year old. The En-
xineeS has Catamount on board, and il
our friends OH the Sparhawk could secure
. few more species of animals we could
sscommend their rnenagerie to the public
- equAling some that make more noise
Qttsey Republican, j6sA.
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keokuk EBOOk. Binderv

AND
BLANK BOOK MANUFACTORH.
DLANK BOOKS made and ruled to any REQUIRED
- pst'crn,-Court Records, JusticesS Dockets,
Assessors' Books, Poll Books, &c, = e. .fnraiah
cd at short notice.
~ Old Books, Magazines, Music, nc. h~u.n
or re-souns In any style desired.
= MY Hindsry wiil - found - Mana, bstwees
secopd and THIRD streets, sien q ~ ss1l4
s suon i. ,s,.s.~ 's4AcS. ryEncf.
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4 Nd dealer in eve.
"a ry description Of
Ia guerrcotype Goods,
has received this day
direct from the manu-
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Valuable Property for Sale.

1)l virtue ot Iced oil trust executed To me by An
ID drew Zink. On tho ~ dn, al My 1854 and duly
recorded in the clerk office ct the county OF Nj,
.op county, sha nj pnblic auction, nj the Gulf Ford
in Ne,on county pforsed to sell On Saturday the 9th
dnv of of january 1850 the following property or ii
purpose Of ,a tying the deed nioresaid Ia WI
al land sitr ted in the county ot Nesnn. the Gull
Ford ndioininr the ands Of Danl A Chcutwood Mar
TIA Pnmplin and W m. NJ Cnbr, with all i,A buildings,
foundry privileges &c. nlso III neres Of land situated
Ia the county Of ueusa, aaiol4ng the lands oi sam
McGuie John Bcown, aud ihrr-. nnd derived by sul
4 !. Zink rom his ta,hcr PHILIP Zink also number
Of hrscs cows hogs and wagons variety of valuable
tools, machuc md furniture, ten tons of pig natal
ter tons 90 c, nj, of wrought iron. &c, Nc.
TERms-For sums exceeding $40, cnsh will be
reanire for tlnse over negotiable salisine
" cndarscd and pa, nb,c bunk in Lynchburg
Upon the hand sold will retain the venInr'. lien
seculir, Cor tho purchase money aud will To the
property uoov, ,ncntione convey only such title Is
vested in me n. ,rustcc. d. s. Il CABEiI,
inn II c2w Trustee.
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blank BOOKS,
y 90 X BIN DIN G

WILLIAM ] FuLKEs Book BINDER and BLANK
w Hook MASurAcrunrn; sign Of the Fig Book
Mnin street Lyneh'ng Va i. prepare win all tho
req sitc &, enes Autaotnre order. un1er his
supervision ri ver-ie, Of fine Account Record
Books, made ii no bost paper well ruled hound.
The work done uron his BLANK BOOKS NIL he
found upon examination To be of the very hns quality.
bot u I" st,ln aud durability.
Merchants, County officers, Bankcr', &c. II prices
low usually charged for Books q ito info
rior in quality lie 'orits orderswhch will lltmcs
ehled tompy' aud refers, 1" to the charactf Of his
bud nf to lnrge roportion Of tho Merchsnts. Bank
ers and Bank Ohcers OF Lynchbuig, flr whom be has
done and is now doing work--amopg whom he may
menton
Mcdaniel Hurt & Preston. McCor.ls Jofe-, W.
I. Anderson Co, Ice & johnson, q. NJ. Rnckcr a.
Co, Stiglrr. Me Elderly 4 Co. Mcdonald & Peters
Jas NJ. In rhorne & Co, Saunders Il hby, Nowlin &
Appcrson, Muffr 81 alton, Gregory x Roynll. Otey
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CINCINNATt, Jan. 1.-THE baoting in the
Missouri Legislature for United States Senator
was resumed on the 18th. Judge Scott was
put in nomination in place of Mr.. Mchison, The
vote resultcd Scott 3d. Doniphan 59;Benton 3D.
Wilson |. Then Mr.. Scott was withdrawn and
Gov. Sterling Pierce substituted. On the third
ballot Doniphan received SO; Pierce 55 Benton
80; scattering p Mr.. Atchson was then re-
nominated; and his friends resolved to stand by
HIM
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Commi>s,omcrs Snic Of slaves.

DN virtur ot decree of the Cir nit Court III the
Drountv Il Cam hell AT 1t. last term. in the rnsc Of
AlcNtm!cr. ndm'r hi. widow. heirs. Sc. shall, ON
rrly the l9th inst. in iron oi the Market lilo Sc in
lynchhurs, sell thr snVo- Washington aud Lucinda in
the sud dee -ce mentioned.
TrRMs "A credit of ak months, negotiable notes
with gould rndor4ers required.
RIO. J DAVIS Commissioner
Snn conducted by c. Rch'd Phelps, Ana r.
IN Il. lS,tlglnnii Rep. cory.