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M u SuCAL!

un eaDiie are respectfully invited ~ Gail Al tn.
NEW MUSIC ROOM Of the subscriber, and ex
anime the most splendid stock Of
PIANOS, MELOOEON6.
GUlTAnA, FLUTES, vIOLlNS.
sAnaNds SHEET MUSIC, INSTRUCTION BOOKS
&c., ever offered in Iowa.
All instruments sold are warranted At Easteye
prices.
Rooms n ogden's new Building, No. 81, Main st.
sear second .. &C. ISBDLL,
novi1dv Teacher Of Music.
New sheet Music.
uSA received ut o. G. Isbeil's Music Rooms I'm,
assortment Of the latest and most popular pub
LEGATIONS. nnr2s atf
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NIHOLE,ALs Ciothien, aud p.isrs in Pa,
w nish,ng uosis, Maio street, over D. r. Moo,
dys ~. and sh's store, ksokuk, Iowa.
septs-dim-wiy.
SANS on TLonEsCE.
E1ope0ce, Nebraska revsIsovv.
GEj 3. sA RdENT, Pres't, in. PARKER Cash
VNLE sndsrs, gnsd, propristors VI the Dsak Of
~ !Io'sacs, NEBRASKA, ars. BY the provisions Of it,
asd wilt redeem the Notes Of said Instisntion IL
Coin, u 10 oosntsr in the city Of Ylorsnoe, ana
either Of their Banking Moa.ss, In Eastern Ex
change at Per esat, OF In specie u same rates -
Coak As.rssn., Davenport, love-;
Oooh, 6asgsnt Dovney, Iowa City;
Cook, Sargent 4 Cook, II. Des uoines:
Cook, Sargent Parker, Florence, Nsbsaska
Nvsepon, lows. ysly !. ~. ssps3-d3u
FARLOa = HEATING Stoves. -
pARL0R ssd Hsssisg Stoves, for wood q.
''' a'f aif s, ~; ss
sePt3d l3S Mais-st.
J0hT FOLIO3. Whiting Decks, LAdiss' dis.
lnkseands, and variety Of Fancy 6sationery
Tor Ladies' use, for sale At 0GDEN's
ssp.9 Bookstofs.
ADisS' ALBuMs.-Ths Ans. stock a. ooaId
- = I'D u Nsv York sas b sssa q ~ Clay
ba"kssass. Thsy make IN slessat Gift nssk.-
Cali o lsept5] O0DENB.
WANTED-A House and Lot Of vacsat lot IL
. - s1e.sn9s Tor dry goods. Address Kn0KUK
'nfossh tAs feseoaAcs. lsept3-d
E1AAX8HUO WANTED.
I sAsh paid Tor IN unlimited amount, delivered II
~ our mills. L. r. RIGEEI.L fn
sspt9dAwSn
kUm0EW.
A. aow prepared 70 furaish oil kinds Of lumber
toesat Mills On very short nsties, either as ths
"faet hA0 HI" above towu, or delivered. I have
also u, goo Test Of seasoned Hsnlock Joises.
ssnslAan HAWKING TAYLOR.
4 saAall Ra10 0oV 00I0.
a FAX! sontaining % assss. - Il Il hsins en-
"a cleeet, choice LAID, oaly IL uilee fron Keo-
kak. and miles from Bslfast Fcy psytierisrs ~.
qairs Of EDWARD KILBOUKNx, keokuk. o. 81
0D0. 6TANwOOD.
String prsirls, Iowa, Asg se-dAwtf
AvWoys TSoai0g. 80
I HAvGboaght ont ths Dry 0eaassEors OF yaneu
6sssss - viii aftsssontinss the bsslnss1
n The saos plaes.
R41enbestAs piAss: One door sase IL n. b. Weea.
ward ACa.. Nala Street. B.A. WILLIAMS,
Aes1edAw
ES0WLoe and Wslls' Bsoks asd paIllsa1Joas
Il For sais - - Library DEPOT,
sae - JeAasea Street..
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E0WBU ~ GRANT.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT Law,
NOTARY PusLIc, AND

TUwLIV1 zNU
Go0erat u.aua Agews.
PEII.A ....................NARfON CO., IOWA,
MILL attend promptly 70 buying. selling and
w leasing real estate, paying taxes, examining
titles preparing Of legal papers. making objections,
and al other mattersconnsorsd with the real estate
business.
Win pra,tice the legal profession in this and th
adjoiping counties.
hsrsasscws:--H sherman / Co., Greene, Wssrs
i Rice, f. Dss Moines; John White 4 Co., Oaks
loosa; L. II. Grant, Nero. Association Library, n.
Y. City; Prof. R. ID. Massey, Cinoinnsti.
augl4-dAwtoel9
rANPFIRgs Of the Red Mem, or Hsadrsd
~ Years Ago. By J. B. 0Yton. For sale b
aasSo CAVD DAIkE4.
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mos. ~ AnW EG.


1"os- sWAhwEA WxAY \.
1WANWlCK 4 O0O WN.
"HOLksALS Ciothieu, aud D.Aiess in Fur
~ nishinE uo,ds, MAia street, over y. r. Moo.
dy's e.s. and She store, Ksokuk, Iowa.
scpts-dlm-wly.
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MaohAasao Life Insurance Coo pany
TAG BROADWAY. NV YnRK

IL
lac BROADWAY. >Kw YORK.
CasA CdSifaland Aeenmp af,on 400 .Ooe
hEPO5ITEDe l0e 900 with be Comptroller Of the
II state of New York, for the security Of Policy
holders In addition to which the stockho iders arc
personally liable Among the Directors are the
most wealthy and influential citizens Of New York
This is stock Company. returning 70 tAe A..
sured ~ per cent. Of all the rodts tri- annually
party 80 years Of age may secure to his family
free fron the claims Of his creditors, for about 30
cents per week, policy fer 5000.
" no would not spare this for the grsti6ca-
ion Of reflection, on sick BID in case Of acci-
dent, that II all else fail, be had made . certain
provision for his family 1t would tighten his
pain, and do more for his recovery than medicine.
n. u. MORGAN, Pre.t.
{. Y. WZAPLE, Sec'y.
Prospectus, with all necessary information, fur
nished by RICkEY A SIMPSON, Agts.
Post Once Building,
anEs-dly keokuk, Iowa.
INSURANCE AGENCY.
HARTFORD FIRE INSGRiNCE COMPANY,
CAPITAL $500 900.
PHOENIX INSURANCE. CO.. OF HARTFORD,
CAPITAL 100000.
COMMERCIAL ms. 60, OF ST. LOUIS,
CAPITAL *l50,000.
STAR ms. CO., OF OiDESSBuRGH, n. Y,
CAPITAL 100000.
TrHE undersigned continues to issue Policies q.
! usual In the ab,vs Companies. They are 81
first class and substantial, aud ODER advantages {,
insurers.
Gk-Owclling House risks taken =, reduced rites
WM. W. BELKNAP, Agent,
seconist.. {. Main 1 johnson.
keokuk scpt. ldlm
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SUNDRIES.

QUAR- Kettles from to 40 gallons /; Ovens and
Lids odd Lids skiliets and lids, assorted Cr,t
ron lea Kettles Japaned Trunks Pudding ard
a'ce Moulds scoiioped aud plain Cake pan.: T.a
anisters square and round. assorted Lard La .. /
I'm ware and Stove Pipe. House. sheet iron and e.
eer work done prompfig, in the very hrst manner
C0MSTOCK 4 BROTHERS,
NOTICE.
ME are making a new and superior hind NJ
fktlT CAN. These Cans save much trouble
putting up fruit and viii do equal y =, ELI fer
'oina'"s or other vegetables The can NAV be
$3.50 Tor any numh'r = years. thereby saving
ne expense OF new ones. They are also eheaper
nan patent cans. Caliand s.c tn m
CoMsToCk BROS.
Jury 3-at M Post ctpy I'M
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THE LARGEST CHEAPEST AND BEsTi
READ BIGELOW'S LIFE OF FREMONT

IAt AafAemsc sd osiy Coaspiete Edition Of fhe LIE
ssA Public Sc, riees Of
JOHN CN ARIES TW EMONT.
INCLUDING An ACCOUNT or
Hi. Explorations, Discoveries and Adventure. on
Five SuccessfHi Expeditions Acruss the North
American Continent; VoluminoSs Selections
from his Private and Public Corrsspou-
dsnce; lnciuding his offence before
the Cosrt Martial, and fullre-
ports OF his principal
Speeches In the senate Of the United States.
BY JOHN BlGELOW, RditoT II N. Y. Eve Post
WA a. accurate PrfrsH on Steel via mSm<rous
SPIRITED Msarafsens.
vSs LANCE limo. o. EsAR 800 PAGES. PRICE Al 90
S1For sale 1t OdDEN's CRY Booksroxs,
81 AAin-st.
Matter In this edition not 10 be found in any
other Biography of Fremont.
Account Of Col. Fremont's mothers family in
Virginia, and his relationship to Washington.
Particular Of her frat and s,cond mar r,a~ %.
Will Of his granfAther, Col. THIS. WAITING.
speech Of Dr. Linn in the United States Senate,
IN moving 70 print extra copies Of his report Of thu
6St Expedition.
grsphic account Of his second Exploring Expe-
dition from the pen Of Col Benton.
Authentic account VI the third Expedition and
the Emancipation of California.
Secretary Marcy = Report on Premont's Explors-
ton and Conquest Of California.
Accounts Of the extraordinary ride of Col Pre-
mont from IOs Angeles to Monterey, and back--s0O
miles 10 days.
Commodore stocktsn's account Of the Conquest Of
California by Col. Fremont.
Affair of honor between Col. Fremont and Col.
Massn, 0oscrnor OF California, with all the Cor
rsspondenee.
Letter 70 the Adjatsnt General asking . Court.
martial.
His own defence before the Court martial, report
ed complete.
Complimentary letters from Alexander Won
Humboldt, and from the London Geographical So
ciety.
curious scientific controversy with Capt wilkes
OF the 6outh Sea Exploring Expedition.
Col. Bcaton's account Of Fremont's fourth Ex-
ploriug Expsdit,on.
Ills hrst political letter, being In reply to some
eAlnmnea sannnsed 10 have orr sin.ted viihcnl Jro.
B. Weller, In California, and In which he avous
himself = Democrat.
Full report. ansbridgsd) Of his principal speech
Affair OF honor between Fremont and senator
Foote, with the correspondence oomplste.
Thrilling sccosnt Ut his nth and Last Expedition
By m artist Who sseompanied him.
An account Of tbs scientific results Of his last
Expedition, written by himself.
and opinions.
Lsttsrin relation 70 the pracsisabiIty Of Paoise
Railroad. ..slo
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A,OOO Acres Valuable Earnang Land
Fer 001Os
vrHkSE valuable lan1s are IL CLARK eounty. No.
ahnst IS miles from the Mississippi kivcr, and
II miles from The Dss Aoinss.
They we're lscated sone - ysass sinss b. the
hon. DALI Wsssfsa. With view . naks shoies
farns. Having abasdant stood wa1es. - -
bsscing some ct the cAStces 7ynAv ~ 4rette n
Ne 6taas. they oaer great iadasenenNs 9 pesvcss
wishing geea FARMS 70 improve. Pr naet3eaiaru
tnqsiss " JA1 %. ESTES, or
WI. DROWNILL.
Ksokuk, Bsptl -A1v-v3n
(fsst aaa Tines sspy.E
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- KENDALL. l.. nOW9. gro. = vr,r
KENDALL, HOWE 9 Co..
WccEns0RS 70 nOwa, LG,gwOOp CO.
WnolosAle aaa Doeasl
AoN COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Aaa nsai Relate Agsnss,
o'cona ss'' next door to the Athsnsun ,keokuk.
1AniicuLAk attention will hc psid 10 buvi,s
ana selling Heal Estate and personal property.
negotiating loans. and any other bushes. ,hsi ma,
be entrusted to Us. ~ 'sJ
storing and forwarding goods and produes Of Al,
kinds. " "a
Liberal cash advances made on goods consigned
for sale when desired.
we have large and we'll selected stock OF Gold
and Silver watches Gold Jewclry md no,ions Which
ws oaer 81 Wholesale and retail, a. lowas can be
found In the country.
Merchants and peddlers will be supplied at cx-
srcmcly low prices for sash
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ia N OROkTE
s'5I1l.

New MusbC0I IOStF0 nc nc NeOPO.
In Union Block. No. l53 Main Street, Second riocy..
V0NHE Undersigned most respectfully begs leave to
1 inform the musical community Of this city and
vicinity that he has opened . P,ASovosrE Dxpor,
comprising extensive and varied stock OF instru.
ments from the manufactures Of nearly al the eel
ebrated makers in the world. Among these are some
which received the Fret Premium in Europe - well
- America ut the late Worlds Fair. Ali are Of
fered for less than cost prices In order 10 close up
business.
Come and Judge for yourselves Pianos tuned in
qualtemper through the ~ keys, and repaired to
order. J. b. JENNINGS
auR99 dim,
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q Geo. 7. Davis declines the FILLMORE
nomination Tor General Attorney Of Mas.
lie thanks the Convenfiou for the honor. and
aeds Il have greet psrsonal regard aad re-
:pecs Tor Pr. Fillmore, and great coincidence
IN the national and harmonisins influence
which q elected be would b likely 70 bsias
sround hin. But cassot resist tho couvic.
t.on that The practical issue Of this election
iiee between the supporter VI Mr.. Buchanan
and the supporters Of Mr.. Fremont. In THE
s,taAs.on Of shings, ] would especially avoid
the risk OF casting - insGecsaal vote. /
viii not ~ word Or cot, obstsaet the exprss-
sion OF thai continent which should assert
itself with aadividsd force against The breach
Of . tias-hAllowsd natioaa! comprsaiss aud
the attempt 70 snforcc the instisusion Of
Slavery Into free territory At the point Of
ths hayonet.
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RcSivon 4 Gallagher,s
General Advertising and Collecting Agency.
a. Dearborn ~. Chicago.
0agsl Oagsyl Dags III
MANUFACTURED BY THR CHICAGO BAG
vA AAnufactory, Randolph street, corner Of Clark
Chicago, lila,
cLcr. nUcEWMEaT
CORNMEAL. HAM, FARMERS
0SNABUka AND SEAMLESS
GRAIN SACKS
Furnished upon the shortest notice, aud a II.
lowest market prices The designs for M ere
new, original and not to BE- surpassed In this conn
try. a. WASHARD
Juiy25.dIy Postolice Addr,ss--box 1897
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LswEsu.uMEIl

WE, the undersigned. would inform our fvie141
w and ths puhIn in general, that ~ heve j. -
burned kiln ~ 6r-t ratr lime, ana will eoastAusV
keep On hand foil supply VI aid article during ~
ssacnn sflriers respectfully solicited.
Eilns the nrst below the corporation limits.
mah1GAAom 0.xWAx3 GO.
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IsrsovEsHxr.-w called into the Tailor
Ing Shop Of Msssrs. Kelly 1 Hurley, on
johnson Street, and were pleased to see ~
ldsnt signs Of progress. Their shop h.
been rs-asssd in neat style, and enlarged,
and they have Sled il up With The choicest
articles Of Broadeloths, Csssinsrss. Do
Skins, Silk aad Satin vsstiags Of The r;ohes,
Kind, superb Furnishing goods, aud in short,
everything needed in their line, Tor we'll
dresssd gsnsle@so. Their business indicate.
that thsir skill and taste are appreciated.
Bsrs.-Ws andssssand that soas Of u,
boehanssrs Who hsvs bsea betting against
the election Of Curtis, on the strength Of
the Ti~ss' agarss, have bssn giving up their
bsts lassly. In charity 70 beg TO suxsss,
whether they ase not 10 little too much Of .
hurry. According to the last figures Of the
Times Hall vas sons 400 ahead.
FREMONT LErrsR PAPRx.--Putnam / Bro.
Of Boston hsvs sent ~ ssaples Of Note and
Letter paper, ornansnssd with handsome
pissare Of Frsnons. For sale BY Csvs 4
Bailey.
Oaio Rivss.-The Ohio River 10 about
running dry" sow-a-dsys. On The 23d alt.
sgentlsaas rode across the channel in ! bue.
~, It point ssar Louisville, short dis.
tanes below the falls.
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TO-DAf! kkAEMbER IT! TURN OUT
The polls viii b. held ct the corner Of 4th
and Johnson streets.
Fns.--A small, ons-story house, corner
'th and High 81. was consumed By Ore yes
tsrday. The nans Of Tie owner We did no,
leAsa.
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Ia nE NT

A FINE brick store on Main ST., ) stories higl
"A and 50 feet deep. For further particulars, at
ply 10 J. q. STEWART & CO.,
North west csrnerof Third 4 johnson sta,
jy23-d Up Stairs.
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GvwOvalaabls levse lots on seoonu dstsu stsrus
j Applyto W. STRIPE.
July 4ArAN
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KTNA IN6URANCE COMPANY.

FIVE HND1tp Tsoims III MT TE .ss Isie.
= following Assets - 'asnissst y he " ~ :" ~ ~
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DGSnOl.QIT ~, n.

'uE 90 partnership heretofore existing under
= the style Of Howe. Lock wood Co.. IL this dav
dissolved by mutual consent. Mr II. A. Lock wood
retiring from the firm. All unsettled bushes. of
tue late arm will be attended to by Geo ID. Felt
LOWELL HOWE
r, A. LOCKWOOD,
GEO b. FELT.
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4 BRC1k Store aud Dwelling in Mechanics Block
: \ stories high, with cellar. Building 60 fec
ieep, pastered throughout counter ami shelving il
store. Apply TO ia. STEWART AGO,
NV. Corner of Sd and johnson sts.,
july25-d Up stairs
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COLLECTING AGENGN.
I'VE subscribers have opened Agency in thi.
city for the collection of Bills and Accounts.
Merchants. Mechanics. Professional men. and OF
ers, can depend upon prompt attention tcing given
~ their collections.
Particular attention will b. given as Agents for
LANDLORDS, in Renting, making Leases. and COL
terting. J. q. STEWART d CO.,
Once North west cor. Third Johnsonsts.,
jy1s-d Up Stare.
EMPLOYERS Wishing good Help will find re-
IL spectacle Servants ut the INTEL gence and Gen
raj Agency Once, n. W. corner Of Sd and John
son sts., Up stairs. J.G. STEWART 4 co.
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HAVING this day disposed of INV interest in N.
orm OF Howe, Lockw l. Co., to Mr.. A. ken-
daIi Of Boston, Mass, would take this opportuai-
yoi returning my thanks to the citirens OF kuk
Tor their liberal patronage extended TO me during
my connection with the old firm and would cor.
diaiiy recommend the new hrm TO my friends A. in
every way worthy Of their confidence aud patronage
sePt4-du h. A. LOCK- WOOD.
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smtncd.
REFERENCES:
.haries Parsons, Esq, Banker, keokuk
A. l.. peming1 CO.,
Gen II. T. Reid,
Ford, Gorham 4 Ford, q
y. ". kilbourne, Esq, /"
Messrs. Ficklin 4 Lucas.
Messrs. Rankin Miller, Attorneys,
respectfully invite those desirou. of investing
W nes hsst. 70 examine our list, which com prise,
some Of the most desirable property in keokuk
~hich We oner ON he most favorable terms.
June II, oo@ddw kICKEl AsIMPSON
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VvNHE lsTELLloxscE ANpGESERAL AGEScY OYFIci
1 established by me, NJ the North west corner o
Third and johnson streets, up stairs, has been re
moved To more convenient premises on Man Street
between LIST and Sd, nearly opposite the LAcled
House. IL FOTHEK1NdHAM.
keokuk, Aug. 10, ,56-dtf
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MEHL ESIAIE BKUkEKb, CULLETTOKS,
a NpINVEsTING AGENTS, Postouice Building
"A tupstairsl Keokuk, Iowa All No,arisl hus
ness promptly and carefully transacted Titles ex.
smlncd.
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The notes Of the following Banks are not re-
ceised by any of the Bankers in this city with the
exception VI the Agricultural Tenn Bank which
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-05-22
Cincinnati Convention.

As the time approaches for the Cincinna-
Ii Convention, the efforts Of the aspirants
increase. Pierce, Buchanan and Douglas,
are spreading themselves, and less promi-
nent men are watching and waiting hoping
and fearing. Twice has it occurred that
prominent men have been laid aside, and
second-rate persons taken upland it is not
improbable that this may be the case again,
Pierce and Douglas are understood TO be
united in opposition to Buchanan, and il
they can smother him, then they will try the
game Of swallowing each other. Hunter oil
Virginia, Rusk, OF Texas, and others are
ready to serve the country, as compromise
candidates, and are deeply interested in the
fight that is going on between the big fish,
keeping at a RESPECTFUL distance, however,
to the end that they may not be lost in the
caves that are created by the combat. A
few more weeks will settle the matter, and
we observe that the managers are already
gathering about Cincinnati, plotting and
contemplating. The best manager like
other genes OF chance--will win, and the
democracy will shout for him.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-05-22
Congress-Central America.

In the Senate, on the 10Th, a message
was received from the President, relative
to routes OF transit between the Atlantic
and Pacific oceans, and the general condi-
ton of Central America, in which he says:
A small body of citizens, invited TO Nicara-
qua by the Castillo party, had apparently
put an end to the struggle. The new gov
eminent exercises the actual power, and we
do not go behind this to investigate the ques-
ton of legitimacy; we do not inquire into
the causes which may have led TO that
change of Government If,therelore, when
the Nicaraguan Minister (French) came
here few months ago, facts now presented
had existed, he must have been received
Another has now presented himself, and
been received, satisfactory evidence having
been presented that he represents Gov
eminent de tdcto and dejurs.
Numerous considerations Of interest are
advanced in the message, in regard to the
propriety OF his reception, and additional
measures are suggested for security oil
transit across Nicaragua.
A debate ensued, in which Mr.. Critten-
den said that in one weeks time, the coun-
try would be agitated from one end 10 the
other, and might result in war. Mr.. Ma
son defended the President.
Documents accompanying the message
are very voumnous. Those from the At
torney General are to the effect, 10 prevent
the fitting out Of expeditions, military or
naval, against any foreign power. A re-
port OF the Secretary OF the Navy, compri-
ses various orders TO commanders OF Nine
sofa, Potomac, st. Mary's,. and Fulton
The Soop St. Mary's is 10 remain at Pan
anna as long as she is needed. @
The documents contain Iull particulars oil
the outrage at Panama, and letter 10 Mr..
Marcy. speaking OF iilibuslering powers
and all that was hostile 10 This Republic. =
Mr.. Marcy replies, April 25th, owhnt Mr..
Molina calls lawless conduct OF The United
States, saying it reflects on the good faith oil
orr country. He says respect for Costa
Rica and for Mr.. Molina hmn>elI, requires
that his langu, gr implies no charge oi con-
nivance OF this Government at violation o'
neutrality laws. May 2. Marcy sends
: Molina papers, detailing Shocking larb1ruy
and slaughter 81 non. cumhn,aulS By C1sit
Ricans. He say the President Is willing
to believe that Costa Rlca is willing 10 con.
demn the outrageous pprpe,r ntors, and IL.
flict summary punishment. May o. Mr
,.ona, 10 Mr., Marcy, says he has informed
his Government of these transactions, an
that it will satisfactorily reply. He says
Costa RIGA and The other Central Americai
States are warning against unauthorized adj
venturers, and cannot award them rights o.
| war,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-05-22
Season of 1856.
STAR OF THE WEST.


ST.. LOUIS AND ST. JOSEPH PACKET LINE.
n.+s. 8. THE splendid new commodious
-s-!sssssaszl6Ia and comfortable Regular Passenger
Packe. STAR OF THE WEST, Parkinson Master,
will leave for the above and intermediate ports on
every alternate MONDAY during the season, at
O'Clock. M, as follows:
April and III; May and ~;
June ,, IL and 80; July IA and 2S;
august and 25; September and 90;
October d aud 20; November and II;
Returning will leave st. Joseph every alternate
SUNDAY, at 10 O'Clock A NJ, as follows;
April 10 and 81; May II and 20;
June 8 and -; July and ~;
August 3, II and 81; September IA and IS;
October ~ and rs; November 8 and %.
Departing from st Joseph, Sunday 10 O'Clock
A N; Donphon IL NJ; Atchison MI latan 3 l
NJ; Kickapoo NJ.
worth 8; Leavenworth City .; Parkville 10
Kansasl2 NJ; Wayne City at !; Liberty al .
New Independence at p Richfeld and st. Bar
nard at 8; Sibley at 4; Camden at .; Wellington
at e, PM.
extraordinarily, at I; Berlin at 3; Dover al
Q; Waverly at 10 HIPS landing at IL, A NJ; Mi
ami at L; Brunswick at 2; Glasgow at q; Arrow
Rock at J; Boonvlle al g P. NJ, arriving in st
Louis Wednesday evening in time for the Lou
isvlle and Mississippi packets, and for the eve
ming trains of the Alton and Chicago and Ohio
and Mississippi Railroads.
The Star of the West was built expressly for
Missouri river Passenger Packet, and combines
every modern Improvement for safety, conven-
fence aud comfort. Shippers and passengers may
rely upon her pernldnency, punctuality and dis
patch
BARrHoLow & WILLIAMS, Agents,
march 81, 1856. Glasgow, Mo.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-05-22
Charlton County -candidates =. Speaking

The Circuit Court for Charlton county
commenced its session on NJ nd,y. We
understand there was but little business
transacted up TO Tuesday.
Monday was devoted to political exercl-
SEES. Speeches were made by Col. Davis,
Gen. Clark Jno. F. Williams and c. w.
Bell-the former spoke during the day, and
the latter in the evening.
The antics held Convention Monday,
and nominated Judge S. Mauzey for the
Legislature. Judge S. is a resident OF
Brunswick, and was candidate for the
nomination before the last Convention, and
was beaten by Capt. Herryford.
The American candidate for the Legisla-
ture is HENRY II. DAVIS, formerly Sheriff
OF the county, very worthy man, who I'M
derstands the interests of the county, and
viii make an able representative.