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X EOKuK Lodge No. IS, l. o. o. r., -.
lAmeeu every Monday night at 9
o'clock, 1t Odd Fellow Hall, corner kH
Fourth and Main streets.
Puchechetuck Lodge, No. ~, /. o. o. r. meets sv-
sry Friday night at o'clock ct Odd Fellows Hall.
Puchschetsck Enoampment, No. Z, meets on tho
hrst and third Thursdays Of every month, 1T s
o'clock p. ~, ~ Odd Fellows Hall.
All brethren In good standing invited to attend.
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4. %. of q. r.
RANNER Lodge No. Is, I. 0. OF e. T., meets n
- every Friday Evening. At Temperance
Hall, on Main street, 1t ~ o'clock. All
membsrs Of the order in good standing, are
invited 10 attend.
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ID. q. DEWEY, N. ID.
PhYsScka amn m rrc~n.
MEDICAL NOTICE.

q Is. PARKER, NJ. D., Physician and Surgeon
~. Once with Dr. Wyusn, Main street, between Ia,
!, ana "a streets. fsb5dIy
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To tho Cltincns q Keek M


To the CIttxens 81 Keokuk.
FyNHE subscriber would annoupce to tho ciiisens Of
i keokuk that he has just received stock Of the
bes, and most fashionable goods for genilemsn's =
wear ever brought TO kcokuk; consisting of French
and American cloths, cassmeres and sesings plush
~. velvets grenadines, ,cashmercs &c, which he will
make up the shortest notice and in the best style
TO order. The subscriber has also on hand fne
sortmcnt Of shirts, cravats, scarf-, collars, Re.
seplT JAMES n. TYLER.
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HNEEUEN IIUUUHTUN,
A TTORNEYS and Councillors at Law, and agents
"A Tor the purchase aud sale Of Real Estate. Col
lscting and notassl besinsss attended 10 promptly
titles sxsninsd, and = large number Of city lots
and farms always for sale.
Once in the Athen1um building on Second street.
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VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.
r WILL sell the Southwest Of Section TO- Town
/ ship IS, Range s, within three milesof Keokuk,
on the Plank Road 100 in cultivation, on the
following terms One third cash, and the remain
der ten years credit BY paying ten per cent. In
terest annually. SAMLF X. MILLER.
keokuk, April 3. 1S38-df
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TME Hlla ROUT |!

a We wish 10 make for our stock. to Ar
n rive on the first boat, viii dispose OF the re-
msinder Of the stock bought from Mr.. Duke IT and
below cost.
We will be glad To sec oil who wish bargains u
Boots and Shoes. ]. J. ELLIOTT co.
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IRON FOUNDERS AND MACHINISTS.
MANUFACTURERS of Steam Enginss, 0rA aa.
Az Saw Mil hachinery, Water wheels, ~, 70.
May 81, 1854. .tdbw
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0a110A OOpooU,
MANUFAcTURER Of Sash, Doors and Blind
lX1 Ksekuk, Iowa.
All common sises on hand, and partioulsr sise,
suppiisd 70 order. liberal discount 10 soastry
merchants. lsh9Ailv
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- Az II T. HNCH,
ATTORNEYR AT LAW

III Second and johnson streets, keokuk, Lowa.
Parties having city or country property for sale
will please enter II our register, and those de
string 10 purchsfe will please call and examine on
list. my7-dl
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IENUINE Bears Oil, White Stick Pomads, Ju,
~ received and for sale cheap ny
nov17 MOORE b HOOPER.
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A TrUkSEY ai Law, will prsetiee in Lee and the
"A sijoisng counties, and in tbs supreme Court.
Once with r. w. Potter, Es1., up stairs, on Main
street bet. I'D and %th
Refers % Msssrs Mc}Ayie, Chittenden / Co., Col.
ssml r. Curtis, Barns a Rensgen, Cox ! Shelley,
and Prof. J. y. Sanford. [sag1sd
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TUsT received, supply Of Winter Strained Lar
u OIL, superior article.
novl7 MOORE 4 HOOPER.
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rAMP YIRRS u the Red Mem, Or A A1n1ssa
aurso CAVE . BAILuY.
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n. rAIHuRD, J. c. hcChb
STAFFORD M,CUNE,
NTHOLkSALE Groccrs aud Commission Her
w chants, second door above the corner Of Bion-
dcau, Wsssr street, keskak, Iowa.
March Q, IB55.-dAwly.
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MILLER 4 0ECk,
A TTORNEYs at Law and Solicitors in ChanceYy
"A Agents for the invest CATION of Land Titles N
the purchase and sale Of Real Estate; viii hereai
ter practice In and regularly attend the Distr,s
Courts ~ keokuk and F. Madison, and Of the oths
counties of the Firss Judicial District Of Iowa an
will also practice in the Supreme Court of the State
Ft. Madison Feb. II, lS55.--dff
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Ayers Pills.
Are Cunns ,ns sick TO an ezseat never before
known Of any Medicine.
InEaIids, read and judge for yourselves


JULES HAuEL, Esq., ,hs veil Enovn Perfsnsrsscassuas
Street, philadelphia ehoss choice producis are fsunds
am happy 10 say Of your cA-zAHTso Pr1s h. hss,
found them better nis nsdiens for use, hzn
any other within my keosledgs Many Of my frslds have
in believing they possess extraordnsry virtues for &
wing CUT disease and curing the sick They only e
known"
The venerable Ca1neslor WARDIA writes from RaIti-
more, 18th April, 1854: fa So
Dc J. C. AYEa-sir, taken yoar Puls with xress
ious hsadachs whch bss q lsts yssrs - a -
spring Afsx doses Of yOur Pils cured have used
your Cherry Pector many Jess IN my family Eor coughs
and colds with GniAili0s success. You make nedeiss
JOIN r BEATTY, Bsq. Secretary. Of the Psnnsyiyaaz
--1- PsnnsyEvAaia. Railroad ones,
Philaaelphia, December u, 1859. (
oisinss sav d9s ssy e es SsssE
from The nse Of 6ota yOar PsctOr.l and cathac PfIs
snt 20 be, shie my zeans win pIocare then :
The widely renowned S. 5. srBvEss, H. d., OF Want.
"navng used yoaF cATHAkrIc PtLLs IN NY praesscs
sS,y ron p oss ss5s ssss are an R.aassls Pas
headache indigestion, cosEenes and The variety "a
In an eases wSeTe pasys rsTsS n aAI Sssss %
IDENTIFY recommend these Pills % the Pabe scpe,ior 70
any other They 10 tsir orers.
tion psriscy safe, qualities which mak d en- an laval
liable article for pube have for maHy year, knoWn
world end these Pins wise asor Il thaI sdrai
bic preoaratiou TO- he treatment OF Diseases.
~ Asros y. Maine. Nov q lesa
"Dr J. O. ArxR- Dear Sir have been afscted frou,
my birth with 5cr0fuia it orm, and nov afoT
twenty wears, trial and an told sInoant b.~.
been comPIeteIy cured 10 weeks By your PIls VIA
what feelings of rsoislng Snss Olly 30 Imagined
Never until now have been ms iron this loSlh.oms
dtssase IN s0ms shape Al tiEaa. W sacS "A e. go
made me siuost bind besides the nnsntursse ~
others il settled In Ihe scaIp Of nv read sl e,kse} ~,
hair and has kept zoe partly bald ali mn dRys
car.e cut In my ses and kepl II for mon tis a a.
nine weeks ago com spced takip vopr 80.
tic Pls now arH entirely free frorn ne c NJ
eyes we'll and ny skni Iar AMI nv haIr "a aorn
menced heaifhy growth: ALI OF Sheh patas ne 80 IN.
ready 4 new person. - - - y" - -
Hoping this ststemsut nav be tha ruszna of .,vs,,
Information do GOOD 10 oshars an tS s,.-SS
sentiment Of gratitude, Hours, Ss.. wy
- fa--i . tf=N s. MARIA RfCK6Rn
have known the above named Mara ElcSsr 1re.. IA,
ehndhood and her sta.snens he strictly true - ~
- - 80 ANDRkW 4. NRsRRvE-
Overseer OF the Porssnoulh Manu-. .1cturloet.ays ys
Capt. JOEL PRATT o1 the snip Marion writes rar s,a.
Q0lh April, Is54; =. -''''-'
Your Pills have eurea me rom eilo7s attack which
srose from ceransemen o. ths Liver, Ekch had
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"a aH
GENTS wanted in every oouuty in this and adionius
"A States 20 sell the above new and improved CORN
AND COB MILL. To all such, q rare cnsnos 10
make money will be offered Exchsive STATE and ounty
Priylsges Wl es disposed o. on unusually tar terms By
FARMERS AND STOCK RAIsERs.
offer you Q Corn and Ccb Mil unsurpassed Il the
Union and which cannot be superseded By pst or tur
inVentons 1t is the very Mil which every Farmer ana
Stock Kaiser should have IL will eruah from 10 10 bash
els Corn and Cob per hour with one horses easily aed
up and managed weghs $40 bs and al eoptacf Of the
grinding srsses is prevented will lass any farmer an or
dinary lifetime Ispesk thus e its durabitv becza.. the
same principle has bsen sirly tested in the Old BARK MIL
-; ss.-s d ALLL ON TRIAL. a-F
for month, aud fit don't give complete .atscs;ou 10
retarn itf there be any thus disposed let him nov
speak satisfaction is warranted IN Ycase or s mon
ey will be refunded This Crusher can be Attached %
horse water or steam power, which renders the most
convenient Mill south Of Aasons and Dfxons Ina An
OSnsf & EronsEs I T nov IN ne soasa rs too much PoSs
..s-.- THE LAWS OF NATURE ~
Corn and Cob Mill which admits Of lateral or ahhIIn.
motion, will necessarily, out al other Or ahsr
are snenabe to this grand objection and tie P-opretou
dare not dispute il. In the construction Of YoUNa EsR
IcA have gained power and defy contradiction; have
sssened friction, sHd chAisnge wsrd 70 the csnra
ry have PreIened ds waobDg lateral motion, and All ara
compelled 70 acknowledge it, therefore, assert that il "a
tar superior % any other Mill selling ths Ten
nessee invention ct the small SUN Of -
7ho s- FIFTY DOLLARS.
And sny wanting ''goOd thing,1 is earnestly re-
qussted examine lbs merits and principles OF t
hll, and order ffom the Proprietor or AEsnts
Aberal discount made 70 dealers. = "a
...--. u .-.s J. p. DROMGOOLE
shelbyviIls, Tenn, Oct. '55 so.e Proprisar.
.e- =. tt AG ENTS.
Kills, Moore Co., IS Market street. Nashvills Mann.
isctrrers and General Agentz Es 50
Beaumont Fa q Co., ClArksvillr, Agents FIR MoutgOm.
cry county .... 49,. -. 4. II -
Alb Watkins, PulEski, Agsntfor Giles county.
VIM Hunt Salem. Agsntf for Franklin county, Tenn.
and jackson eOuniy, Ala - ..a,flIaH
James b. Vanes. Caztiao Springs, Agent for Sumner
county. .-,. L -. =. 500. " =
J. ". Hatcher. Coimn5ia, Agsntfor Malry eountY
W. NJ Bel, Z. Il Rome Agent Ter Smith county
J, x. Akin, Charleston, AssDI Tor Bradley county.
W. T. Hunley Bros, LOud0n, Agents for East fsauss
e. ga gctl4--Iyd&tri1
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StoVfll Ehey
sss-ng proceeding London and Havre dvanagcs
any route the economy Of time and money
Passage from New YORK Southampton and Bremen, First
Cabin Saloon, l3O dollars; First Cabin Lower Ssloon 10
dollars; Second do. 90 dollars. -..H 81
All letters aud newspapers must pass through the Post Of
fee. a--'t t--si = l- -.-4- --tf- ID r-ft--f
Ne bills Of adng will be signed parcels rscsived tbs
day Of sailing,
An experienced Surgeon = sIiAohed to each ship.
For freight OF passage apply TO
c. II. sANb, II soulk William street, New Yosk.
c. A. HEINEkkN CO., Bremen,
CR0sKEY & CO., Southampton. go t'-.--
MM. ISELIN. Hayre. ian23-ly
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EXPRESS NOIiCEs
MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON RAIL
ROAD, CO..
THE "ADANS EXPRESS COMPANY" have mad a..
raDgt ments with the above Rsiiroad for Daily kz
press Line and prepared 10 receive and forward
Freight Packages 60 By Passenger Trains to Huntsville
,Decaiurs 2dscumhe and intermediate stations the d.
& G. and n. & Railroads Small Packages ct reduced
ES- Messengers leave Nashville daily st O'Clock
~ Frsghts to be forwarded By Express will be called
for without extra charge A b. HOLT
aprs ... Agent
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United States thsn isvolved 10 The troubles the Cauada
approved august 10 1856
49, -s.f l-.-. -r Public "a -1..s r...-.r
AN ACT the en- eat Of Davgs Of the Pa
tapsco ryer and render port of Baltimore accessible
10 the war steamers of the United States
Be t enacted BY the Senate of Representatives
OF the United States Of America In Congress asset
the hundred thousand dollars be and the same 4.
hereby appropriated ont any money the Treasury not
otherwise appropriated TO DO expended uRoer he ore1h
Paspsco river rendering port of Baltimore sc-
eessole 10 the steam Igatss ana other war vessels o me
United States.
In the Senate ofthe United States, August I6, 1885,
The President Of United having returned 10 the
senat in which originated, the bill entitled Az act lo
10 render the DO ri of
Of the United with his objections thereto the Senate
same and Resolved That said bill do pass minds Of
the Senate agreeing to pass the same. ~.
Attest, --
In the House ofthe United slates
fl.-H. 10, 1856. -lU e e--l
The House Representatives having bean nod.d BY the
Senate that the bill entitled An act for The Improvement OF
the navigation the PAapsco Tyer and TO render The port
OF Baltimore accessible to the steamers Of hs tsed
tons to the senate 10 which originated snd al he sen
ss having Rsocsede ~ Pursuance Of IN ne ss h 10 10
% hSs Of The gsss 70 Pst: ,ns
zig ,,',i mUuIe VI ps5 hII ana ~
Resolved the said bill do pass, wo-thrds ofth House
of Representatives agreeing 70 psssthe same .
wM CULB0M,
Clerk House Of fRepreseutarves Ulited States
Public u. ~
AN ACTto fix the graduation periods FOR anfs in tho Green's
= burg district. in the state OF louisiana
Be enacted by the Saie and House of Representatives
Of the United Sis riic Congress ss.embled nat
in classifying unappropratsd pubc lands in
the district GrsensbHrP sale the state OF Lou
isana, under the act entitled aet 10 fuss aud reduce
the price Of the public lands actual settlers d culva
ugust fourth eighteen ERHdEed aud hty
four respective periods referred TO shs be com
pued from dates which the lands became subject TO
private entry, the FIRST origin oteng Of
Approved August IS, 1856 sal.
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WHEAT AND BACON.
TNJE oenre to purchase Wheat and Bacon, for which
w we viii pay ths highest Market vslus IN cash;
20 JOHNSON, HORNE & CO.
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STEAMERS
lew YORK, BREMEN q SOUTHAMPTON
UNITED STATES MA1L srzAsEss

rTrAk ships ompnsng this line WASH s.>GH
\ INGTON. Capt. Z. Cavendy; HER
MANN, Capt. Edward Higgins. These stea- &@St&s<AE
mersstoP al Southampton, both gotngand returning :
eRoPosEo DAIKs % sAILiNa-le56
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NO. e.

PIANOS, MELODEONS. MUSIC, &c.
THE undersigned has just received and opened for
speeton. the largest stock ct Pianos Melodesns aud
Musical Merchandise offered 10 the City Of Rocks.
The sttenton of everybody is invited to examine ard
Judge for themselves IS mine il gtney Mgsio BUsI.
MSS purchasers may rely getting the very best
tcle and at the lowest renumsratiye prices 10 whole
sale customers will sell at per Eastern pr;cea
that they can freight, besides dangers OF trans
portston Schools and teachers supplied upon the very
bsst terms. r.--
sept2l-1m J. A. MCCLURE d
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t" Excelsior =!


the great trial Of Agricultural implements IN Nash
n vile on the 4th 5th and 5th of June, 1856,
TIE "EXCEISIOR CORN COB MILL WAS AWARD
ED THE HIGHEST PREMIUM,
as will appear from the following exsst from tbs report
OF the committee. They say
"Of Corn and Cob Crushers there entries, but
in consequence of accidental bresksses only two
made trials. Dbl. #.
l. F1eslsior. By J. g. Baldwin QeaTitt's Pstsnt)
Joyce's Star Mili by B. g. Weller. Little Giant BY
o. II. Anderson o. .-...
Both these CrsheTs constructed on similar msehau
cal principles and about the same power; but the
judges gave the premium 70 obaidwns Mill Ii seemed to
have capacity in given time but s chief SUPERIOR
ty consists in its having movable rings which constitute
the grinding surface and Of hs wearing surface
These grinding surfaees cast iron, ana can be
newed readily and al little cost, This gVies dura.
bility Tor less money"
The above M;ll for Crushing Corn aud Co5S or grind
ing meal for family use is furnished oil complete srs
tp0 pair Of grinding yags which makes s9aGI to tO
n1iEs at the low price of 5000.
Address JAMES C. BALDWIN CO,
-Grptvu uEpu ufro chv,lla Tam =
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Public OIL
AN ACT to oXtend the Jurisdiction the corporation
ciy of Washington the lower Esastern Branch Ma
Wy Yard bridge, and regulate travel upon upper
Eastern Branch Benning bridge and for other purpo.
enacted by the Senate and House Representatives
of the United States of America in Congress assembled
That the bounds of the of city Of Whshng
ton be and the hereby extended
hend the lower Eastern Branch Navy Yard brdge
the sd corporation is hereby empowered to adopt
regulations Tor the safety and security OF property
persons crossing the said bridge.
Sec 9. And be it further enacted That be
full for persons ride drive lead any
mule other animal the wooden part the upper
Eastern Branch or Bennings bridge faster than
walk; orto discharge gun other re under
the said bridge, from the eauseway leading thereto and
all persons violating either of the provisions Of this section
shall forfeit and for and every such offence
atty Of not than less than Eve dollars be
covered in the Of the United States before any msRs
the money when collected handed the levy
and by them applied suoh repairs and Improvements Of
the road leading the bridge lro time to time be
required.
approved August 18th, 1856.
IPubhc 63.l s "a. F. ..--.- -
AN ACT reimburse the State Vermont the expenses In
Cured in paying her militia called In eighteen
hundred thirty and eighteen hundred thirty
by the Senate and House of Representatives
of the United Of American Congress assembled That
the ary Treasury be and he hereby authorized
and directed pay the State Of Vernon, out Of
neys Treasury not appropriated, the of
four thousand dollars and egeen cents the
being expended BY said stas paying and sub
ssng her militia called out 10 preserve the neutrality Of ih
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LANGHOKNE & AkMISIEAD.
E0 BOXES Langhorus ArniasAds Celebrated 10.
sSsiT-i8 aSP JOHNSON, HORNE CO.
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NsIT ICE

TTNHE Stockholders Gf the Citizen Coal Company are
i questsd TO make paymen to ths smsunt Of shel
took subscribed when called or they will forfeit thsr
an oupt of stock q. b. VANNOY,
iu!yls Secry
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United States then isvoyed lhs troubles the Cauaas
frontier.
Approved august 10 1855.
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For the Complete Cure of Coughs; C0idsI
InRluenza, Asthma, Bronchitis, Splitting
of Blood and all other lung Complaints
Tending 90 Cons Am ptiOn,
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YOUNG AmERiCA

DIR. J. C. AVER,
PE1eriCAL AsD ASALVTIcAL CHkxInr,
s0- Lowell, Mas
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LEAVITT TRAxfER.s,

SENATE CzAA9BR, OHIO, Apni 5lh, IsS4
DR, J. G. AIL7- hoDored sir have ; Ihotough
Of the Cstharie Pills, BY your asnt a. nsy
been cured oy them Of The drsaai Rh-umasl under ~hc
hs found sadering. The nrst relieved ne aEd
fsw subsequent dpsss have entre roisUvs1 he
feel in better health LhRn some years bsfors
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GEORGETOWN CORRESPONDENCE.
GEORGETOWN, July 20, 1856.

uEORGEToWNi July ~, 1900.
The President of the canal accompanied
by Mr. Mathews, the popular and efficient
collect tor of tolls at the Georgetown Office.
started. yesterday morning. on a tour, over
portion of the line, for the purpose of ascer-
tanning where and what repairs and improve
ments are necessary to the promotion and ia
cilitation of trade upon it.
The death Of our very excellent young
townsman, d. W. Edmundson, Esq, causes
vacancy from our city in the Board of Super
vising Codifers of the laws of the District.
From all We can gather, R r Crawford, Esq,
will doubtless be appointed, probably on Fri
day evening, by the Councils, to fill the va
cancy.
We have been requested to warn those par
ties who are in the almost daily habit of con.
gregating on and about the premises of Messrs
Berry Il Waters, (the old Mason FounderyO
for gambling and other very disreputable
purposes, against longer continuance of the
nuisance. The attention of some of our off,
GERS has already been called to the matter,
and if the offenders should suddenly find
themselves summoned to appear at the tri-
bunal of His Honor, Judge Crawford, thew
need not be surprised.
We would inform every branch and mem.
Der of all the numerous and very respectable
families whose names bear such a striking
resemblance to each other, that in our correc.
ton few days since no disrespect was in
tended to BIO offered to either the relations of
the unfortunate deceased or any one else. The
correction was made at the solicitation Of
friends of two branches of the family for this
| reason and none other, viz: that each of them
had relations and friends living in distant
cities, and that our first notice of the fatal
affair might cause them some unessiness Of
mind. We thought at the time, and do still,
that even this correction was wholly unneces.
sary, but made it, as we before remarked at
the earnest solicitations of others.
Flour is very scarce; sales confined almost
entirely to the home trade-selling at STA
81 .l2t for good standard brands Wheat
new, 81 5OaSl 80 for good qualities of red and
white. SPECTATOR.
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PERSONAL.

80. Mr., VIM Z. Burton was Iapidiy recov
ering at the last accounts. The injury was
not so severe as first supposed.
80. The Pyne and Harrison Troupe are at
Buffalo. Louisa Pyne took benefit on Sat-
urday.
80. Mr.. Collins, the Irish comedian, has
made arrangements to visit England, Scot.
land, and Ireland in the fall. Previous to
which he will fill engagements at st. Louis,
Cincinnati, Louisville, New York, Philadel.
phia, Boston, Toronto, Charleston, Mobile and
New Orleans.
80. The London editors never were very
famous for an intimate knowledge Of Ameri-
can geography. Thus, a journal of the pre-
tentiOusness Of the " Illustrated even gives
US picture of Baton Rouge, Nebraska 30
large steamer is ploughing the stream, and
on the bank of the river is the Gothic and
turretted State house Of Louisiana! Oh oh
go. Hon Lawrence NJ. Keitt, ex-member of
Congress from South Carolina, is out in the
Charleston Mercury, with an address to his
constituents, -justifying his conduct which the
House censured, in the affair with Senator
Sumner. Mr.. Keitt, appealing for re-elec.
ton says:
"The issue which the Black Republicans
have presented L have felt it my duty to ac-
cept, and have transferred it from the Adolf
ton House to my Congressional district.
80. Alvin c. Bradlee, Esq, the referee in
the Forrest divorce ease, has made hi, report.
1t provides for the payment of Mrs. Forests
costs, and orders Mr. Forrest to give security
tor the payment of alimony, and affirms in all
respects the judgement of the Court. And it
is ordered, directed and adjudged that in case
the said Catharine N Forrest shall survive
the said Edwin Forrest, the defendant; or any
other event shall occur materially changing
the circumstances of the said parties. or either
of them, an application may oe made on the
foot of the judgment in this action, by action
by any party in interest, for such modification
of the said judgment touching the said allow
ance for support as may be just in view Of
any right, title or interest in or claim to the
estate, real or personal, of the said Edwin
Forrest, which may then have accrued to her
by act and operation of law, or in view Of any
such other event.