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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-06-19

WASHINGTON, June l6.
SEsArE.-Mr. Clayton said it would be re-
membered that he had carefully abstained
from uttering during the present session, one
word calculated to add to the excitement
growing out of the present distressing oc-
currences in kanas. He had endeavored to
conciliate all parties, that he might, on q
suitable occasion, present suitable measure
OF justice, harmony, and peace. He now
rose to make proposition in the sincerity OF
an honest heart, designed to propitiate no
particular party or section. He would not
present his bill as a partizan Of any candi-
date for the Presidency. Like q sailor, he
desired 10 90 in q gang by himself. He was
the representative of the little State of Dsla-
ware, which occupied q little ground between
the Northern and Southern ground OF the
confed eracy. The northern county of that
State, with $4,000 inhabitants, ha: scarcely
100 slaves. The southern 10 as grossly pro-
slavery as Georgia, and is the one that gave
him BIRTH and is conservative; but the whole
of that little State is deeply anxious to pre-
serve the Union and prevent rupture, il pos
sible. IL, had objections to Kansas coming
into the Union now rs . sovereign State.
One reason was, that it has not not federal
population 20, 900, exclusive Of Indians and
others not taxed.
There is = feeling in the North, which if
suffered to continue, will result in serious in
jury to the common union. He stated his
objections both to Mr.. Douglass and Mr..
Stewards bills proposing the admission Of
Kansas, and referred to the latest accounts
from that Territory, asking, shall we sit by
when forty men were recently slain, and the
excitement constantly increasing, and towns
sacked and plundered, without endsayoring
to avoid this shameful state Of affairs. It is
only BY justice that peace can be restored.
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a vCARD..

VNHk suhserib,r having disposed Of his Daguerrean
Gallery, toJ e. uuE 4 BIO, formerly of New
York City, would tender his thanks to the citizens of
keokuk and vicinity for the liberal patronage be-
slowed on him during the last hree years, aud would
recommend all who wish True Pictures, To call nj
the old stand, No. SO Main street
junelSd L. w. BUELL..
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One door west of Postodce, I'd story. ...KEOKUK
nR. DEWEY has been practitioner Of Medicine
II and Surgery for about six years past In the
State Of New York, and will be happy TO exhibit 10
his friends testimonials u the
regarding his professional and personal standing.
lunel Sd6m
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Regular Kcsk uk and Burlington
Packet.
rINHE fast running passenger Packet - l.
L SKIPPER, J. Cram commander,
will run in the above trade the coming season.
LEAVES kEoKux
TUESDAYS,
THURSDAYS,
SATURDAYS, att o 'ciock A. n,
Connecting At Darlington with the o'clock r..
cars for Chicago. Returning,
LEAVES BuRLiSGroS
MONDAYS,
WEDNESDAYS,
FRIDAYS, a, "A o'clock A. n.
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
STAFFORD 4 McCUNE,
Jnnel3d Lcvec, Leokuk.
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lNHURZNOE
ESIRE, Life and MAriDz insurance effected in tho
substantial companies named below. TheirA
combined capital amounts to 81 ,2O0, 900.
Hartford Fire insurance Co.
Star Insurance CO.
Commercial Insurance Co.
Hsna Insurance Co.
Ktns Life Insurance Co.
Once corner Of Main and Second streets.
mylOdlm W. w. BELkNAP, Agens,
CARRIAGE MANUEACTO0Y,
On johnson Street, between lst and I'd.
by O'BRlAN co. Having per. 7RY.
IN ksaass VIII; s' ~ .nPi. .speiy +
the very best material for the man
ufacture of Carriages, Buggies, Gigs and Hacks,
we sre prepared to make al articles In our limo,
in the very best style and Of the choicest material
on reasonable terms and prompt notice.
MAY Is. l0S6-dly
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.. T. reRD CHAS. 7. GonHAM, DIV. FORD.
Ford, Goyham x Ford,
BANKERS,
Third ST., one door South Of Main, Keokuk, lows.
Metropolitan Bank, New York;
Winslow, Lanier Co., New York;
Wa Howe, Prcst., Boston;
Geo. w. Thaycr, Prest., Boston;
II. Selden Thayer, CAsh'r Buffalo;
Peninsula Bank, Detroit;
!. II. Burch 4 Co., Chicago;
Carpenter 4 Ford, Cincinnati
Darby Barksdalc, ST. Louis
I. \. Handy, Cash'r, Cleveland.
jnnel0d&w
y. -. 4 ID. w. FORD,
Dealers I'm Real Estate,
Office over Banking House Of Ford, Gorham Ford,
junelOd&w1 KEOKUK, IOWA.
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OM6C0WO NtW nOIGW0E6
CIGAR, TOBACCO 4 SNUFF WAREHOUSE,
No. n Randolph Street CHICAGO, ILLS.
AIE are noN receiving n large and choice stock Of
w HAVANA AND DOMESTIC CIGARS,
Eine.cut, Smoking, 4 Plug Tobacco /!
Having direct communication with parties In
NORTH CAROLINA and VIRGINIA, the source Of
production and manufacture Of PLuG ToBAcco, en-
ables US to offer some very choice brands Of these
celebrated Tobaccos 1t very low prices.
Country dealers and dealers generally are invited
to examine our stock j. r. JORDAN go.
n Randolph st., Opposite Young America Chicago.
june III '56div
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BOAR UING /!

COnpetitiOn - the Life OF Trade.
VININ ROOFING, and all kinds of jobbiuy wor
i done on the most reasonable terms by the under
signed And all work done warranted 10 be equal
To any other shop in this city or State
N. B.--Shop the corner Of Main and Ninth
Streets. FREDERICK II CO.
keoxuk june l3d6m
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NOTICE TO X. GALLOWAY'S WHOLESALE
CUSTOMERS:
WHAT in consequence Of his being about to build
1 and enlarge his Machine Cracker and Bread
Bakery, he will not be able after two weeks to At
tend to any orders for At least months.
He requests those in want to give him speedy no.
tice. X. GALLOWAY,
iel2tf johnson st., between Sd and 4th.
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LII NJ Ben,

/ AM now prepared to furnish all kinds Of lumber
l. tosuit bills on very short notice, either a, the
East Saw Mil" above town, or delivered. / have
also 10000 feet Of seasoned II unlock Joists.
JunelA d4 HAWKINS TAYLOR
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HAVING determined, hereafter, 70 do m excis-
l. l. svely cash business in retail department +,
prepared 10 sell ell kinds Of Hss, Caps, Bon
nets, &c. NJ greatly reduced prices. Our stock 10
now very complete, and We keep nothing but the
best grades Of goods always have the latest
and will sell lower for cash than the common grades
sold on credit. So come with your dimes
~ All kinds Of Millinery work done to order
ct the shortest notice.
Oct I'd dit ID. r. HUMPHREY A GAGE
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HO There !...A Voice Grom the Keg.
ulAtOr.

Fer sale or Charter.
TTVHE steamer MARY c." NJ she
l. lies at the st. Louis wharf, in
complete running order, having ben Y1
thoroughly oyerhauled and r,-ftted1
this spring. For particulars apply to or address
MUDDa HUGHES,
June l7df 81. Louis
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-12-10
RIVER INTELLIGENCE.

THE RIVER is slowly receding, with about
six feet water on Scuffietown and French Is
land. At Cincinnati, the river began to swell
Sunday evening" and it was believed that
there would be an additional rise of several
inches. The news by telegraph yesterday
morning, Of the loss of coal boats, will be
read up the river with regret. For months,
the citizens Of Louisville and Cincinnati have
waited for sufficient water to float cut their
annual supply of coal, and now large por-
ton of it has been lost.
" To-day the popular Diamond, will ar
rive, and return to Louisville in the evening.
such competent boatmen, the Diamond is de-
servedly popular, and we hope to see a full
cabin for Louisville.
OF The w. A. Eaves came out of Green
River, yesterday morning with load of to-
bacco.
OF The St. Louis Republican of Monday
says:
The river at this point was at stand Sat-
urday, and fall of floating ice, which, how
ever, was not of sufficient thickness and
weight to be much of an impediment to nav
igation. The river, however, was full of it
about one inch in thickness, and several of
the Upper Mississippi and Illinois river boats
have LAID up in consequence.
" We are indebted to Mr.. FIELD clerk
of the New Orleans packet, Fanny Bullitt, for
New Orleans papers of the End. The Bullitt
will be down on Sunday. ...... ....
OF The Bridges came down yesterday
from Green River, with partial load of to-
bacco and produce.
O- We are under obligations to Mr.. GEO
DAY of Cairo, for late papers, forwarded US
by mail.
OF The Pete MILESTONE lies aground on
the Falls, but not sunk as was ruuiored Nor =
day. 1t lis supposed that she will be got off
without being materially injured
OF The splendid New Orleans packet
James Montgomery, came down yesterday
evening. Mr.. LOWRY, the first clerk left US
package of papers. Thank you
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! port Of Guanspills.
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.

TENNESSEE BELLE, from Cum. river to Cincinnati
J. H. OGLESBY, from Louisville to New OrlevAs.
A. G.. MASON, from Cincinnati to st. Louis.
GRAND TURK, from St. Louis to Cincinnati. --
MA SFIELD. from St. Louis to Cincinnati.
w. A. EAVEs. from Bowling Green. to Louisville
LEBANON, from Memphis to Cincinnati.
FANNY BULLIrT, from New Orleans to Louisville.
MARINER, from st. Louis to Cincinnati.
WIN. BAIRD, from St. Louis to Cincinnati.
YUBA, from Cincinnati TO Keokuk.
H. BRIDG ES, from B. Green 10 Louisville.
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o. The New York Express says: ala
File du Regiment, or a young girl in costume
accompanied the French Regiment on their
turnout, Evacuation day. The spectacle is a
novel one-to an American or English eye
but it is a French custom. This is a Young
girl, whom the Regiment adopted some years
ago, and has supported"
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" KELLER, FARNsLEY & Co., Druggists
eon Main street, are daily receiving additions
Ito their stock of Drugs and Medicine, Paints,
Oils, Varnishes, &C., &C., and we have no hes
'itancy in saying that anything in their line
ecan be purchased from them on as advanta-
geous terms as from any similar establishment
an the West.
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OR. c. Gardiner, Of Detroit, claims to have
invented sewing machine no larger than a
pair of scissors, which will do the work in
first rate style, and can be sold for dollar.
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OF The lots sold by Mr.. CHANDLER on
Saturday, brought very fair prices, many of
them averaging $500 each.
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NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 8.

Cotton firm, and prices are unchanged; sales
to-day $500 hales. Molasses 591gc. Bacon
firm; Lond Middes IA @71ac; Clear do 71ac.
Mess Pork $16 60. Western Hay S28 so
per ton. Freght-Cotton to Liverpool 10 80.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-12-10
AN ORDINANCE.

TWNo prohibit the of wooden buildings in certain
portions the city of Evansville therein mentioned
LIST. Be it ordained by the Common Council of the
Evansville. that it shall be lawful for
be erected wooden build
bsildng any wooden lding buildings
removed of the folio ins lots Of the city Ev
ansvile that to lot of the original plan o the
of Evansville lot in the Lower Ensrgem-
of said cty any of the following lots in the Donation
of the city ofVansville toWit:Lots Nos.
I48, 49, $50, Isl 49, I53 1874,
I59 100 l6I 1872 1885, 1863. no. III liz
7s 49, $780, 1871. 1872 1885, 1884, 1855 1856.
1877 Iss ss l9o s 1872 1873 1874 1875 1856 1877 1873 s9 90
215 2o7 2nS 200. 2I0 21l, 22. 2I3 24.
as 26 AT 2s 219 go 222 223 PA 225 226 Z27 22s.
22s 232 233 ga 235 237 1873 23s and 240;
block No. Eastern Enlargement of said city
I'd ANY person pc, who shall violate the
visions this ordinance shall forfeit and any not
dollar than fifty desrs for each and
every day being notified to remove the
All ordinances coming in conflict with the
visions of this ordinance hereby repealed
JOHN HEWSoN, Mayor.
Volksbote copy. nov29 30t
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ENTE receiving fall and winter stock Of goods
EE liberal public to cali store.
street. three doors below Main Fosters Bloch Our
part Cloths Cashmere Casinet
Flanuels Riank. Dress silks Cahmeres. pnnes Prints
shawls. MantilIas Ladies', Misses and Children @hoes
Hosiery Gloves Floor Oil Ceths Carrots. Rugs pamask
&C. all other goods usually kept dry
oct2i-sfn JAMES OAKLEY SON.
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CoNsTITUTIoN AND TUE UNION.

g. n " HEA IA ttI Il.--5t sacks Prime Buck
novis G q. II. COOK & SON.
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NEW GOoDS AMP NEW PRICES.


TENE have received direct from the z-
assortment OF Aceordeons and FiusinAs
the French which they prepared sell al
than the qusity Of Instruments can be
bought elsewhere in this city. Call and see -
BITTROLFF & SONS,
noy13 Main between and I'd streets.
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CHEESE AND PAPE

KDIE FRUITS
DOR quart Jars Damson; doz quart Jars Cherries;
6 do do do Currents; 6 do do do Rhuhurb;
6 do do do Peaches; do do do Black berries;
do do do Gooseberries. Just reed nv
Z HI COOK SON.
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MISS FRANCES FREEMAN.

WDTASO Forte Teacher apply the residence Of Edwar
R. IIil I'd street between Walnut and Locust SITS.
-Iu&
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were selling yesterday at So. Several far
mers with small lots endeavored to make
sales over that figure, but buyers are deter
mined not to go above it. We heard of a
fine lot of eighteen, purchased by Messrs.
SuANKLIN, JAoUEss & Co., and raised by
Mr.. JOSEPH A. McREYNoLD of Posey county.
The average was 3l2 lbs.
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DERs0NS wishing wood be supplied nv leaving their
orders with Wheeler & Riggs Grocery Store Main
street. Chips 70 sale also. oct17-tf
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Ea beg call the atien public follow
w ing sworn certificate from -espeeta-
Bile Mr. Vae the atherin law of the proprie
PHILADELPHIA:
DR. DUPRIE-Dear Sir;-T hereby certify that have
afflicted with the Piles so II at have used
bottles Barnes Pile Lotion and everything else couA
hear Of hut all effect for they did me little good
About two months SINCE commenced using valuable
remedies the Piles and have the happiness
they had the desired effect they have
this distressing complaint consider this almost
miracle for 50 of sincerely
them tn all af ieted with the above complaint
Signed. VALE.
No. - Franklin street.
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OFFICE rnE E. & 9. RAILROAD COMPANY 4
Evansville. October nth. 1855 I
EHERS0NS holding certificates receipts City and
Coustv paid for f & G Railroad purposes fo1
the 1884 will please
Office without deIsv. for conversion into stock
Certificates County he procured anpca
tien o W H. Walker. Esy., Auditor Y. G. .-.-
BY order o the Board, JOHN E. MARTIN, See'y.
uirnrn mn ncti- End
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VENOY BUCKETs. -iso doz quarter Buckets and Toy
tickets. reed and for sale by
oet30 PRESTON BPrS
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FURTHER BY THE ATLANTIC


The London Times is very bitter towards the
United States.
Kansas affairs excite notice in England, without
being generally understood. It's argued that this
domestic question would divert attention from
a foreign war.
The House of Commons have passed n hill
altering the oa,hs so as to admit Jews to seats,
SPAIN.
An attempt upon the life of the Queen ofSpain
is reported. A young man presented pistol at
her, but was immediately disarmed
FRANCE.
The inun1ation in France has rendered 4O,0Ot
human beings houseless, and thrown 10000 ou
of employment. The crops, il Is hoped,wL
he about an average.
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.
1t is reported at Berlin that Prussia and Sar
DINA have demanded to be admitted to the com
mission for re organizing the Danubian Prn
cipaties. and that the demand has been accedee
to.
Austria has resolved to erect tho Lombard We
ne,ian provinces into a kingdom
Upper Italy and Araba are still III state OF
instruction, refusing to recognize the rule OF the
Sultan.
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Interesting From Washington.

The Nav York Herald has the following:
WASHINGTON. June 81. l556.-Gcneral PersF-
fer Smith arrived last evening. having been sent
for by the President. He had an interview with
the President to day. Oders have been issued.
and he vii! proceed to Kansas to take charge OF
the United States forces there. His orders are
imperative: in fact. he is clothed with full power
TO put down all nsurrec'ion, come from
what quarter it may. This policy has been
deemed advisable in order to take the Kansas
inbroplio out of the halls af Congress and CIV"
peace and quiet to the country.
The spech Of Mr. Burlingame to-day III inc
House is the signal given for excitement: 1t
was very severe upon South Carolina and Colo
mel Brooks. but strictly parliamentary. MT:
Bnrlingame understand, is a fighting man. ana
engaged the service of second before 'fa''"s
home. -,
On Monday both houses of Congress VIII Do
occupied with the Palmetto State. Judge Evans
has the floor in the Senate in reply to Mr. wv
son. and Colonel Keitt in the House, in reply 10
Mr.. Burlingame.
Colonel Richardson leaves in u few days to en- en-
oaoe in his cube-na,o,;al canvass in Illinois. de
will soon resign his seat in Congress.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Photographed Expressly fer the "vivsinian.'.


st. LOUIS, June 2Ith.
letter published In the Republican, dated West
port nth June, says Col Sumner has put the prn-
cpal roads leading to Kansas IN state Of blockade
also that he has driven Buiord Jones, Shelby and
other leading Missourans out of the Territory.
Another letter dated Kansas City, snys Sumner In
tends to arrest every person under indictment in Kan
SIS aud declares thst neither Lane nor any other
armed person shall enter the territory except his
deal body
An attempt was made the night of the l3th
inst assnssinnc the deputy sheriff of Douglas
county The sheriff shot one of his party killed
aud the others fed.
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prised several hundred guns. and continued till
| i'll.

EXECUTION OF A soLDiER.-We learn from
the baton Rouge (La.l Advocate Of the 30th ult.
that Wilson. soldier Of the U. s. army. station.
ed ut tina, place. suffered the penalty of death by
hanging. for the murder Of fellow soldier. He
met his fNte calmly, but did not deny the muir
der. His wife was in his Cell screaming du-
ring the execution as though her heart would
hrenk
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d Iofki baekner II Pettigrcw, Salt Works; S II
U ~, Appomattox Pattison Rocky Mount;
W Phelps. Wreck Island. \ / Uamhrict ila.,,''
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Violent S.o,m-I,oss ofIifs

Violent Stofm-Loss OfIife.
NEW York. June ga severe rain squat oc-
Cured here yesterday afternoon. Many boats
were capszea in the harbor, and several lives
lost. Buildings in the vicinity were blown
down, or struck by lightning, anda number of
pprsons killed
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PROCEEDINGS OFCONGRESS.


WASHINGTON. June 90 SENATE. Mr.. Toomhs
gave notice of his intention to introduce bill
to take the census Of Kansas; to protect the
ercse of the elective franchise in the Territory.
and to provide for calling Convention to form
a Constitution previous to admission into the
Union.
Mr.. Evans replied to Mr.. Summers at
tack on the history and institutions Of South Car
DINA.
HoUsE.-The House considered and passed
bill authorizing the President TO cause the South
ern boundary OF Kansas TO be surveyed and mar
ked
Mr.. Wakeman gave notice of his intention to
introduce a bill amendatory to the act of 1878.
prohibiting the Introduction or importation of
slaves
bill authorizing the people of Oregon to
call Convention, preparatory to the odoption of
Constitution for a State Government, was con.
sdered
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Death Of Judge Dayly.
RICHMOND, June "a.
Judge Bayly died in Aocomae last Sunday Morn
ing
lInbclsion & Brothers furniture warehouse, on
Governor Street fell this evening with tremendous
crash. All the inmates escaped mraculously.
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9EN ACREs or..Nn womsAlE.-sws!
lOssN u. nUNr,s LANn Eom sALE-re.

DOu1N -. HUNTS LAND FOR sA1.E-FoWr
~ TRACTS, IN ALL 1871 ACRES Having bought land
on Dan River will Offer my lands for sale privately I'LL The
ON day ol Aug AZ which time II not sold they will be sold
10 the highest bidder my house
s offer the beautiful Place aud porirablc Tract Of Land
on which now live containing ss of land by nature
very productive aud susceptible OF the highest state OF i'm
rroNcmont The lower road half way from Lynehhuig TO
Danrie aud 10 miles of Wards Bridge In Piiiryvanis
One third at this In wuod the best Tobacco Land the
balance laid of In four shia under good fence has springs
and running eneh shift part we'll SGT In clover
Sraono the whole lenEh Of tho tract say "A
miles with good creek ow Grounds on both sides Fhe
spring plentiful Of the beat quality, aud the place
sashrahy In the county The improvements are a
large handsome House, newly repaired and painted II (n
has nno rooms hall and passage, with beautiful yard III
garden aud celebrated apple orchard attached lee house
Kitchen Cabins framed Stable and ifanay Corn Houses
aud Tobacco harms, large framed Prize Barn shielded
End go south Strasone hill cleared hno To
haeco aud Grain Land of cultivation. having small
Dwelling ilousc good Tobacco Bafn and some other ont
hnnacs upunit.
rd One Saw MIL aud ovetsho Grst NH just built with
% acres of land attached
Ath, ono Tract Good Tobacco Land all In woods of $50
aud Tract 900 In good The
above lands lie well aud have abundance of the hnei heart
timber In the whole country. Terms onry neyen Of pr
vato sale notice will be given !, u. HUNT,
June % e.
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Coz. BENroN on THE STUMP senator
BENTON, who. is candidate for Governor OF MIS-
souri, made speech at Jackson, in that State Oh
the 18Th inst. II was confined principally to an
attack upon the present national administration
and defeuce of Mr.. Buchanan's nomination.