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TOwHOIESALE MERCHANTS

INHlS is to call your attention To my large stock Of
Hats, tall kind, } Caps and Furs, which / will
sell at n lower price than any house in the Vest
Having bought my entire stock direct from the man
uiaeturers am enabled TO sell Twenty per cent.
Cheaper than other establishments Call and / will
satisfy you,
Al ne Aew Iork Iidf Store, Main aad Third SIS.
A. G. SHELDON.
Il. s.-PartIcular attention paid to country orders.
All goods sold by guaranteed 10 open precisely
represented, and in all where they do not
they may be sent back at my expense. A. s.
Oeinh.r 8. lSla--M
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(. D. HUSTON. THO. W. HAWKINS n uus-o.
Huston, Hawkins & Huston
Snccessors 10 Siannus & Has,ii,

tSnccessors 10 Ndnnus & H0sliton,l
XXTH0LESALE GR0CERS, Commission Ann
w FORWARDING MERCHANTS Main street
between Fourth and Fifth, keokuh, Iowa.
We have ample means and shall keep fun and
general stock Of roceries and shall be prepared to
sell upon the most favorable terms.
vs. shall also do o General Commission business
and solicit FOR sale consignments Of all kinds Of
merchandise and country produce. W. are prepared
to make liberal advances. W. shall pay spccial At
tention TO receiving and forwarding all kinds of goods
aud produce both to and from the Interior and to fl
ing orders for any description Of merchandise From
the long experience of Mr.. w B. Huston in this
branch of business, shall be able to give saisfae
tion. HUSTON, HAWKINS HUSTON
We take pleasure in recommending our SUCCESSORS
to old friends and ak Cor them continuance Of
the liberality lately extended 10 us. Messrs Hus-
ton, hawkins Huston prepared TO do "a large
business, and from their experience and ability, We
confident will give cutire satisfa tion.
sIANNJS u HAMILTON.
October ;, lS5j-d6wlm
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NOTICE.

. n REWARD.-Strayed from the subscriber,
p " residing near Pennington, Van Buren, Co.,
on or about the nrst of August, two year old mare
colt of light sofre color, and very light name and
tail and one white hind foot and "A white stripe or
star IN its forehead. Said colt is If good sire and
gentle disposition. Who will return the same
or give information whore she may be found, will
receive the above reward. +. A. NJ. SWAZEY.
Pennington. Oct. TO- lS55-3t
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tSHcfeSsoTs 10 ". &. FuUikhonSsr,l
4 tROCEkS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
" 10. 96 Main street. keokuk, Iowa respeotfulIy
inform thepubic that they have formed = partner
ship for The purpose Of carrying the above business
IN all it, various branches. Having purchased the
entire stock of Family Gro eries ~ the above stand
design making such additions thereto, shall make
Itone Of the best stands of the kind III the West and
hope by strict personal attention to merit aarc Of
public patronage. Charlie viii wait with the wagon
usual. BARTLETT q MANC0URf
10 'bS-dtf
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THE MCFARLAND HOUSE.

FRONT ST. ...........F1. MADISON, I0WA4
As been enlarged aud thoroughly renovated
i l. and is now large and commodious establish
ment, convenient to the steamboat landing and in
the very centre Of business
The undersigned has furnished il throughout in
the very b,st style. and trusts that long expert
ence ~ the business wsSsnabc him to give general
satisfaction. "
Oct. 20 1859, ddwtf II. +. ROE
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rT Last week, Hon. Archibald Dixon, the
distinguished United States Senator from
Kentucky, delivered speech TO meeting IF
the democrats and national men Of Hender-
~ On county, in that State, il which he clear
/ and unequisoeally takes his position with
he democratic party. Times.
The motive Of Dixon's changois announe-
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Gas Fixtures.

sINHE undersigned are prepared to receive orders
for fitting up stores, offices and dwelling ho axes,
with pipe and fixtures for gas--prompty executing
the same, and guaranteeing all their werk b. gas
tight.
All persons DESTROYS Of using gas, that have not
been called upon, requested to leave their adj
dress with VI, through the Port Office.
Orders executed IN the succession in which they
arc received SGOFIELD BROTHER
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CASH CRoCAEHY HOUSE.

EoULDs ELLIOTT, Importers and Jobbers of
~ Earthenware. China and blassware, No. 1875
Pearl Street, and No 81 Chambers Street, New York
would say ~ Merchants and dealers generally that,
having established a Cash House IN this branch of
trade, they ART fully convinced that they can sell
Crockery, etc. at such prices viii pay the purchas
er FINE profit to retail Experiene. has proved very
eoncusiyeiy to us that, by adherng strictly to tbs
cash system, we afford 10 sell from ten 10 twenty
per cent. below the regular credit trade prices.
To this end VIC ask examination If our styles
and prices, list Of which will be forwarded by mail
to afy party desiring.
Earihcnware, by he Invoice. single package, or
very carefully repacked ior the country trade
July 81. I5a5.-~dly.
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JAMES X. DUNCAN AGO.
Gas and $tenm Pipe Filters.

North eide Main bet. sth and 9Th Sta. keokuk Iowa.
4 RE PREPARED To INTRODUCE GAS PIPE
\ into stores, dwellings churcher and other build
ings, reasonable terms.
Our stoek # gas fixtures viii b. always adequate
to the demands II the trade, and eur connection is
such that vs. can furnish any pattern ut short
tce We would particularly call the attention #
those wanting steam Pipe connections to rrouehi
iron ppe which has almost entirely superseded cop
per pipe. stock Of all sizes eonstantiy ON hand
Orders received for brass work. Cash paid for old
Brass and Copper October /, lS56-d6m
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~ TTNf7' ~ EIFW ~ IT.
S<HOlslE a. GRANT.

PELLA .....~........MAki0N Co. IOWA.
ID ANk ERS, LAND AGENTS, and SOTAHIES
ID III BLlG. Agent. for the tntol states Life In
surance Company, Inwa STATE Fire Insurance Com
pany, Cooper's Clarks Steam Engine Manufacto
ry, and for all important agricultural machines.
Editors and Proprletors Of the WEEKLY PELI4A
GAZETTE, Independent in Politics and Reli gion--$2
per annum. Plain aud Fancy JOB PRINTERS
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Form of Application

IblYe here the Posi- OfFce address and date. I
LAND DEPARTMENT
DEM0INE y. & X. X. coy
OrFuMWA. Iowa
hereby apply to purchase
the Of section -, Township -, Range
West T. NJ, and offer tc give for the same dol
lars per acre
Here sign name plainly
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To the Merchant. Of Iowa.

Do II \ q L IT Q 5 T.
ID NAPLES CO., having taken the Store, As
Market Street, Philadelphia, formerly
pied by Fassitt Co.) and having secured the SER
vices Of the most tasty cutters, now Manu-
featuring entirely stock Of Clothing Of eve
description and II ~ intention at all times
to keep large stock of the and most desra-
BILE Clothing suitable for the estern market.
p. NAPLES formerly of Dubuque, having spent
the last twenty years IN the West, and knowing the
wants of Western Merchants, he feels that he eau
not fail to give entire satisfaction all those that
he may have the pleasure of doing business with.
Our Linen Furnishing Room, We think, cannot be
surpassed, all Shirts, Collars, etc, etc. are
made TO order.
1t will afford us much pleasure to have you call
and make a personal examination of stock
August 8, ls55.---dly p. WAPLESsA co.
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Bushey & Walker,

STORAGE, Forwarding. and Commission Mer
I)chants and general dealers in Produce, Burrows
Block, Main street, between Sth and 9th, keokuk
Iowa.
E.s~ Particular attention given to the Receiving
ud FORWARDING Eusiness sanIsw
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
T EFT in the Of the subscriber in February
IL last, by Jesse McMullen, of Marion Co., one
lame Ok. Unless the owner comes forward and pays
for his keeping within thirty days, he will be sold
for charges. l.. K. BISSELI.
Oct 3. '55-wlm
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INSURANCE AGENCY.


HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
L J. HrSA INSURANCE CoapANY, or HARTFORD.
STAR INSURANCE COMPANY, OGDEssBu6H, N. T.
Fire Insurance and Insurance against the dangers
If Inland Navigation effected in the above sound
Companies by the undersigned.
Lives Insured, at lowest rates in the Life Depart
ment Of the Etna Insurance Co.
Oct 5-dim WIN. w. BELkNAP, Agent
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lanes Fisher

SH IRON RkER
(tORNER Of Fifth and Tinea Streets, Keokuk
~ Iowa, is prepared to fiji orders for Britches
Cnmneys, Lard Presses, and all other kinds Of Sheet
Iron work usually done.
gs.- All orders promptly attended to.
June I3. lS5J.--wf.s.t-
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THE LOVERS s0LILOQtY.

&c search the Indies wave for pearls.
To deck your high-horn maiden;
Or dig Gole0nda' diamond sands,
With priceless treasure laden.
Go gather Myrrh aud Frankineense;
And sweet Arabian spices,
And cluster round your .'heart . delight
Love. widest II devices
] n give T. h.r whom | adore,
By far an of ring rchcr--
Ny face, all dressed ia lovers smiles,
In Buell. = fair SEylight Picture.
BUELL's GALLERY s6 Main Street
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NEW LEATHER STORE.
Pike. Fuller 4 Co..

UHOLESdLE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
4 ii. kinds Of Leather, Shoe Findings, Machine
"A Betting. 6c.. South side Of Main street, between
Fourth and Fifth. i'll the store with Il. A. Williams,
keokuk, Iowa. Cash advances made upon Commis-
sion Goods. Cash paid for Hides.
ftcfuhpr z 5to-wG Gm
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OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE CITY.

THg DIs MoISEs VALLEY WING is issued from
this Office every Wednesday has extensive and in
creasing circulation throughout the Des Moines Val
10y, well ip the of the State and the Uni
ted States, and a. a medium of advertising is not
surpassed. subscription price 81 SO per annum in
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WIZ. DEMpSTER.

- fFHoN NEW York;
COMPOSER Of "The May Queen, Lament Of
y the Irish Lmigrant," THE Blind Boy, and
other popular songs, res pectluy announces that he
Will give his orr glual
Ballad Enterta N ment.
NJ tCoNcERT HALL, OH Saturday evening, Oct. 27th,
being the only night he can sing III keokuk.j which
Will include the following songs
The Indian s complant-"0h, Why does the white
man follow my path
Some things love me.
John Anderson, My Joe.
Lament Of the Irish Enigrant
Tn barring o the door
The Death Of Warren,
The Blind Boy
m alone, All Alone.
Duncan Gray.
And his celebrated eantaa
The May Queen. song in three parts, Poetry
by 4. Iennyson, Music by Dempster.
pAEr 1--we Of May
PART II.--New Years Eve:
PARr lll.-Retum of Spring.
3.,s~ This song represents the gradual decay of a
young and beautiful girl from the bloom of health
- premature grave.
The whole accompanied on the Piano forte
f5aS Tickets % cents Books IL cents g@s
To commence at o'clock. oct23d
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ANEcpoTE OF DR.. NoTT TT-When DIR. Mott
first took charge of Union College, at Sche-
nectady, the students were in the habit of
taking their meals in one Of the college build
ings. One day while the DR.. was in the
midst of an interesting lecture, the breakfast
bell rang, and there were very evident mani
fcstatlons of uneasiness among the class
Stopping in his lecture, he remarked that sail
who thought more of eating than of knowl-
edge, might leave" All left with the cxcep-
tIon Of two; one Of them was DIR. Cuyles, of
Philadelphia, and the other, the late John c.
Spencer.
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Denle,s Electro- o-Magnetic rln.ter.


foUR UoURs
THIS Novel and extraordinary remedy is upheld
by the testimony of some of the best names in
Tennessee. Mississippi and Arkansas The proprie-
tor ana inventor has, among thousands Of others
tihcates from the following distinguished gentlemen
OF Memphis. Tenn, the home Of the proprietor:
Rev 4. l.. Grace Col Smith p. Bankhead--edilor
Memphis Wing, Wm. t. Yancey--editor Of the Mem
phis News, I. keefe, NJ. D., A. Carr NJ. D., K II.
Crockett, lawyer grandson Of Davy Crockett, Thos. :.
Land. NJ ID.
This wonderful Plaster does not pain, blister
corae. Wherever 1t has been introduced il has su-
percaded all other patent medicines for chill, and
dyirsn qinine oai 81 the market!
Unlike Quinine, Arsenic and other deletcrious
drugs this medicine makes quick, radical and per-
feet cure and is not followed by train of maladies
than the removed 1t is perfectly har SIS
and can be used With perfect safety by all sexes and
ages.
The proprietor in introducing the Z. NJ. F. in this
community leaves it to make is local reputation here
by Is merits and superior claims the public.
Address G. NJ. Dsuic, Proprietor, Memphis, Tenn.
PRCE, 81. 4 liberal discount made to the trade.
Sent by mail to al parts IF the country.
sole wholesale and retail agent for heokuk
IL. ii. AYR RES.
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OF II in Block ? in Keokuk
and Tie whole Of q l2i

Lots O. and 1913 in Nashville, and the s Of n
W of Il 26-G5-5 10 acres) in dispute
For the whole Of which | Will take tuen,y- t,co
thousand dollars, one -hr1 in hand and this balance
in ons two. three and four annual payments with
interest 10 per cent. from date. be paid anna-
ally and secured by deed Of until all is paid
Any person wishing for particular information
to location quality Of the lands may apply TO ii.
7 ksid Esq, his Honor the Mayor Of the city VI
keokuk. WM. GILLIsS.
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u ECEIVED July 30th, 1885 from. Steamboat Oak
4 land, the following articles
One bureau and contents two bedstcads one box
plunder: one old stove, marked "A. Coulter Keo-
kuk. which viii be sold in thirty days unless call
ed fer, and all charges paid.
oetg4dIm CHITTENDES 4 McGsNJr
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him q call, in the most perfect manner, having =
large ght the only Hight by which blue eye
be made to look natural, ana far superior to all
oth~~ ghts for Daguerreoi ypipg also, having an
experience in the art Of years he faiters
himself that he sAiit the most fastdlous- Pie
tures and Drawings eopiad Landscapes and PIC
lures Of the sick deceased taken at short notice
Pictures put up every variety ef style, regardless
of the weather, and satisfaction in all cases guaran
teed
Jupa
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t.N0k sALL, four gpod horses aud harness.
l. nine water carts and the entire business VGA
connected with il low. for cash. G
For better information, apply toJ. KerP1 Iorner
Of Exchange and seventh streets, OF
c. 0BERT0P,
On MaIn street oct sd6ts
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Emerson,. Side-i.ight and !

Eme rsOn's Side-light and ky.Light
nAGI ERREAN GALLERY -
- Having entered into arrange NFSZN>x
ments with the pateutee ef the 1.E7VlsSejV
justly celebrated imitation Papier1 1SR81W&Aa
Maebe Frames to which have been
awarded the first premiums Of several Of the Eastern
State Fairs and also gold medal at the Worlds
Fair recently held in New York City, am now pre-
pared 10 got up miniatures which for fathfulness Of
execution beauty and richness Of tone, the durabli
y and finish Of workmanship, challenges the admi
ration of the lover of the beautiful nature and art
and causes him to exelaim aloud-"Third street il
the place to get life-lke miniatures taken As
am the only Artist of whom such frames can be pur
chased, would respectfully solicit all " estern art
lists To an inspection of the
N.a | would also invite their attention to one Of
the largest and most complete assortments Of Da-
guerreotype stock and apparatus TO be found in he
western country. EMERSON, Artist.
Gallery No. 3 Third Street. sep &c. d
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IL ASlNu been requested by sundry persons and
l. i at sundry times 10 the prices ] would
take for nay lands and lots III Iowa, take this op-
portunity to inform the public IN general Of the
prices will take for the same. list is here
unto annexed
y h of section 8, township 65, range d.
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Hoots and shoes

A L COST and carrnge. As the assignee Of George
L n Crittenden, offer for sale the entire stock Of
Boots and Shoes now IN store, MT wholesale and re-
tail al eastern cost aud carriage. make thls offer
70 the community only for short time
hereby notify all persons indebted to said Crit
tenden b call upon at the old stand and make
payment Immediately. Ii. Il. REEDEK,
uct2tdtF Assignee.
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n or 90 feet on Main street desirable building
-D lots ia the city of keokuk also for sale, or
exchange for western property, good Mill propesty
ii Ohio; so land in Indiana several lots
ia the iovn If Naperville. county seat Of Du Paga
conntv, H., 50 of choiee land the county
seat - Monroe county, Town, with fruit trces etc
InauIre IL MckF%Si 4 RUNNER
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To the Citizens OF KeOkuk.
IIAVING interested with us the Messrs Scofelds
l. l. in the Gas Fitting Business we would assure
the public that all orders given them will be ex-
ecuted in n neat and workman like manner and
that they rely upon the work done by them, as
being Of the very best material.
As it Will be but short time before the gas will
be introduced, we would recommend to those des-
of lighting up at the time Of the completion Of
the works that they give immediate orders for pipe
fixtures, &c, otherwise, many would be delayed be-
yond that time, US 1t would be impossible to supply
all applications upon short notice.
July 3, 1S55.--d c. HERRICK co.
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PARTICULAR ATTENTION PAID To
ROOFING.
AIR EDITOR-sir: see in your paper that a GER
vi tain gentleman in the stove trade has arrived
in this city and brought his mechanics from the east
purportng to be far ahead of our Western mechanic
Now would say that the proof Of the pudding is al
ways in chewing the string. ! would invite you 10
look roofing that has been done by one Of our
Western mechanics, and decide for yourself. a rpe-
eirncn b. at the building OF Col. Perry
Main street. betw cen sth and 9th.
df FREDERICK ZUGG
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FtNHE Fast saw Mill and a half miles above
L town Is nov in operation with good stock of
Logs. Persons wanting Lumber will be furnished
short notice by leaving their orders at the office
Of H. X. h ID. W FORD, or With
Nm. BR0WNELL.
keotuk NAV II ls55-dff
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l.. w. HUEI.1.

DAG ERREAN ARTIST,
4 Nd dealer in eve VeuhAD
n ~ description Of saH Nv E$Eyw
Daguerreotypc Goods, R1REg
has received this day KfYt 87MvyS6B
direct from the manu- oGSRAB sr..1FR ~
facturers large
rety Of pnper Machie, Kossuth and Landscape
Cases, of all sizes and styles, which will be sold
cheaper than ever before offered IN this market,
either 70 Artists lied with lifc like miniatures.
Call and them al the Sky Light Moons s6
Main Street.
August l6, 1855 Il
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SoI1H HALF II the north east quarter Of section
- IL in township %, North Of Range.ls Wesl, IN
Appanoose county, iowa, we'll watered. Apply to
LLOYD ID. SIMPSON.
Over Post office kcukuk oct. - DIFF
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FOR SALE,

n EW Top buggy at shc Livery stable of
~ oct IL -dtl Nm LLEGiIORN.
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CorNcu RooA, !
Oct. 23rd. 1855. (
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sept 2s, ls55-3md&w
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-02-07
E;ve ~ RI Him.

WE copy below, from the Euening Ne,ns, pretty
severe drubbing of Mr.. MORTIMER, present Proprietor
of the " Southern Quarterly Reuiep." This gentle
man, it.seems. has thought good to tear away the
Review from her old, accustomed moorngs in Char
lesion, and to locate it anew in Baltimore. BY the
way, has that $4,000 lottery ticket anything to DO
with this business! looks little queer that NOR
TIMER should draw that ticket in Baltimore one week
and make known his intention of removing the
:" Southern Quarterly" to Baltimore the next. vi
course the Reuiew" ceased to be purely Southern,
and, for one, we are done with it. When We " 60
eating, we 60 catting:" and upon pretty much the
same principle, when We subscribe Tor oouthern
Review we want Southern Review. But heeo the
remarks CT The Euening Ne,ns:
THE SOUTHERN QUARTERLY REvIEw.-The Jan
uhry number of This periodical we have usl fece'eu
We observe, with surprise, that lis publication nag
been transferred 10 BaltImure That u Work 30 emf
nently Southern, begun in South Carolina, anu gus
taned for so many years by the talen learning anu
enthusiasm Of the most eminent writers and politicians
oP the State, should now be removed 10 the heutfa
atmosphere of Maryland is certainly TO oe oeePy te
gretted. Il unfortunate that tile "
the Review should have passed into tne haiius VI
man without capital one too, undermined win us ~
single previous tie of interest or 6ood IL was SUI
further unfortunate that he should have under'ake
business for which, seems he was no way quaiihee
either by temper experience. UnquesllonaOiy, MS
management-or his want Of managemenl-has PioS'
ed most disastrous.
In nothing that we can discover have the interests
of the Review been advanced. Its pecnniary emoar-
rassmens continue the it has lost It's distinctive
characteristic as an exponent Of Southern sentiment
ability and influence, by being removed 10 an amen
soil on the very border Of the free States, and lastly
MIR. Simms, the accomplished editor, whose signal
efolt to sustain the work had won for him the highest
appreciation of the public, has been compelled to aoan-
don his abors under circumstances discredlaole 10
the judgnent,and good sense Of the proprietor.
In consideration of all this, it cannot be expected
that we should notice the publication with favor In
fact we look upon the Southern Review as dead
The periodical that now goes under nams Is non,
descript work, which We regard with dlsirust, ana
shall not presume to commend to the patronage OF 'he
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-02-07
ARRIVAL OF THE AFRICA At BOSTON.
FURTHER EUROPEAN INTELL[GE NCE

- BosroN, Feb. !, 1855.
The British Mail Steamship Africa" arrived
at this port to-day.
From THE SEAT OF WAR.-The London
Times gives an awful picture OF the condition OF
the English troops in The Crimea, and says that
only $4,000 infantry are fit for duly, and that the
other troops are reduced in the same proportion.
1t thinks that the army will be annihiated un-
less an unexpected stroke of fortune intervene.
The French Riflemen had obtained possession
of an important post near Balaklava, having
driven the Russians back with heavy loss.
A dispatch from Odessa of the 9Th ut. says
that n frost had put the roads in condition for
the transportation of Rushian reinforcements TO
Perekop.
The epounded allies were dying, so fast in the
Hospital ut Scutari, that it was found necessary
to transport the nvalids 10 Malta or England.
The Boulogne GazeLie says taat much doubt
is expressed in Berlin of the agreement of Rus.
sia and Austria relative 10 the freedom of the
Danube and the prolectorate of the Principali-
ties.
The rumored changes in the English Cabinet
had been denied.
The Emperor of Austria had Informed the
Hungarian Provinces that the Gcrmanc army
had not been mobiIised and that the death PEN
atty has been abolished in the army.
The Paris Bourse declined % on the receipt
of the latest advices from the East.
Advices from ST. Petersburg TO the 1lth ult,
state that u pacific tone prevailed in political
circles.
FROM CHISA.-Advices from Shanghai to the
25th of November, state thai Sir John B"wring
had attempted TO reach Pekin, but Was preven-
ted so doing by command of the Emperor
In Canton, the trade in silks was brisk.
FROM THE EAST lNDIEs-Advices from CAL
cutta 10 the l3tn of December, state That the
army of Nepaulez was marching across lhe Eng
lish territory, to attack the Grand Lama.