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HcvrAng's Patent

Fl u II n OUE y =
CMURED with Halls Patdnt Powder Proof Lock,
- which received the Prize Medals at the worlds
Fair, London, 1881. Crystal Palace, New York, In
1881 scayramfsd fire. from Dampnsss.
CLEGHoRN S HARRISON, Agents, corner Main
and 4th SITS, for RonEnrs 4 DAVIS, st. Louis, Mo-,
who are sole proprietors and Manufacturers for the
States Of Missouri and Iowa. ljel6d3n
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y. H. a -. W. FORD,
Dealers In Real Estate.
)fice over Banking House Of Ford. Gorham 4 Ford,
,unelalAwl kE0KUk. IOWA.
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DY O'BRlAN 4 co. Having per RX>
ID mansntly established ourselvese
in Keokuk, with an ample supply of
the very best material FOR the man-
ufActure OF Carriages, Buggies, Gigs and Hacks,
We are prepared 10 make all articles in our line,
In the ysry best styls and Of the choicest material
on reasonable scrms and prompt notice.
Nay Is. l8AS--lly
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HCPARKLING and bright,
~ In the LIQUID light

- In the liquid light
Is the water in our glasses
Msssrs. Moore 4 Hooper respectfully announce TO
their friends and patrons that they have again put
in operation ther fountain which dispenscs it's cool
and delicious waters, favored with the nectar and
Juices Of most delicious fruits and flowers. A win
tere rest has enabled Messrs. x IL. 10 make such
improvements in the Misunderstanding process, that
they say unhesitatingiy il cannot be surpassed by
any Rrated water in the world. Call and satisfy
yourselves. Remember the place, ~ Main street.
"Behoid he mark,
A little fountain cell
Where water clear diamond spark,
myai In a stone basin fell, =
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JUxT RECEIVED

A Tthc sign Of the Big Shoe, ON Main Street, near
n corner If Sd, another invoice of Gents, La
dies, Misses, and Chiidrcns wear, comprising al
the new yles Of the season. and to which constant
are being made by fresh arrivals The re-
mainder Of the stock purchased from the late firm
Of Odel Matless, will close out At cost and be-
low cost in order TO make room for other goods now
ON the way. All persons wishing bargains in our
line are requested to call and examine Tor them
selves We will also make to order at the shortest
notice. all kinds Of gentlemen = and Ladies wear,
from the hcst material aud in the latest good
Gt being guaranteed in all cases.
mylSa HuIsKAMP 4 MA1LESS.
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THE MIG BOOT!

THE MIG BOOT!
A ve wish TO make room for our new stock, to ar
"a rive on the first beat will dispose Of the re
nainder Of the stock bought from Mr.. Dake ~ and
below cost.
We will be glad 10 see all who wish bargains N
Boots and Shoes. 4. D. ELLiulI w.
mch22d
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,. ~. WESTCOTT,
Blank Book Manufacturer,

,. ~. WESTCOTT,
Blank Book Manufacturer,
R0OK-D BINDER aud stationsr, No. llo Main s..
Ledge.s, Journals, Cash, Bill and Receipt Books.
County City Record Tax. Assessors and Treasurer
and Railroad Blank Books Of every description, made
and ruled TO order. We put into blank work
the very best paper, and page when desired.
Having good stock Of materials for binding, We
the plainest style Books, Magazines, Ae. Blank
Books PACED. mch24daw
FEED STORE.
LN0R the greater 0onysnisnec Of the Public, the
JIG dersigned have opened. on THIRD STREET, In the
room formerly occupied by W. +. Thompson's Shoe
''''e : FEED STORE.
Customers can at sll times supply themselves with
Oais, Corn, Bran,
Corn Meai, Shorts, and crushed Corn.
Orders punctuay delivered in any part Of the city
aug. 27d LuNN LIVINGSTON.
smpovsMmt 20 Ratlrsad Conavacaors.
vTSlIE subscriber, inventor and pasentee Of In
proved SelfrIoading Cart, or Scoop Cart has
recently brought to this locality few " them, and
they are now Ut work grading Exchange street, in
this city. in the hands Of J. A. Vial, contractor
where they may bc At work at any time during
the season. They remove earth for one half the
cost u doing by the esrt and shovel and are vel
worthy the attention Of al cngaged in that kind oi
business All interested arc respectfully invited
to witness their operation and inform themselves
to thsir value and economy All information or
the subject can be obtained Of the subscriber Ct the
st. Charles Hotel, or Of Ar. Vial.
IA. SPRAGUR.
Keoknk, August 30-dFw3m
AlWays TraalAg.
| r HAvEbought out the Dry Goods stofc Of Jane
f. BRUCE, and will hcreaf continue the businss
| in the same place.
| Rememberthe place. Ons door east Of II. d. Wood
| ward Co.. Main Street. B.A. WILLIAMS.
deslodAw
t1ryWBNTY-FIVE boxes No. 1 lemons for sale
| i dselAHUSTON, HAWKINS HUET0NT.
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CIGAR, TOBACCO 4 SNUFF WAREHOUSE,
No. ~ Raasoiph Street. rHfcAC0, ILLS.
WYE are now receiving large and chotec stOck q
wv HATANA AND DOMESTIC CIGARS,
Time.cut. anA OK Ing. Plug ToooccOS
NORTH CAROLINA and VIRGINIA. the source of
production and manufacture Of PLua TosAccc, en-
sbss us 10 offer seine very choice brands Of these
celebrated Tobacoos at very low prices.
Coun try dealers and dealers generally invited
To examine our stock. ]. 4. JORDAN CO.
III Randolph St. .toproste Young Amsrics, Chicago.
June III oddly
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WILL sell the Southwest Of Section TO- Town
i ship IS, Range s, within three milesaf keckuk,
on the Plank Road, 100 In cultivation. ON the
following terms One third cash, and the remain-
der on ten years credit, by paying ten psr cent in
terest annually. sAML +. AlLLEh.
Keokuk, April 8, S56d du
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NOTICE To HUILDERA.
A LARGE and we'll selec led stock of Paints, Oils
n Glass, yarnish, Sc, dc, on hand and for sale
by Moons iloorER, Druggists, Main ST., below
Third, consisting in par' Of
White Lead, pure No. l.
Snow white Zinc, very superior,
Zine dryer,
Colors in great variety, both dry and in oil. put up
in |, 2, 4, ana 10 n cans
Copal Varnish,
Japan do
White do
Leather do
Glass Of best brands and various sizes,
All Of which they will sell cheaper than any other
house in the city, for cash.
Give Us q call. MOORE HOOPER.
September ;. ls55.-d
MOORE A H0OpEK'S Glyceum Ointment, de-
WI iighiful article for chapped hands, lips &c. at
MOORE 4 HO0PER'S, on Main,
noyl7 near Third street.
-~.-.---r---
(yESUINE Bears Oil, White Stick Pomadc, Just
~ received and for sale cheap by
novI7 MOORE 4 HOOPER.
TUsT resolved, supply Of Winter Strained Lard
- Oil, superior article.
novI7 MOORE HOOPER.
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civil Engfnesr aDA Anrvey0r.
nPPIcE ia Kilbournc's Block, Main street, near
~ Second. Lots laid ont in Rods, Kilbourns's,
and Mason's Additions, and any other business In
his line performed with promptness and accuracy.
Kcokuk. June 10, '56--d6m
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Nhttce to the IA dies.

MBR0IDERED WORK done in all its branches
T. In silk, Narsted, and Cotton thread, on Dress,
es MantillHs, Vests, Shirt Bosoms Initial Letters
and v hole names on Pocket nAndkersheifs. Also.
Nets, Tapestry, and all kinds VI Fancy Needle
work made order from large variety Of patterns
on hand AZ the Fancy Store ~
Mrs. Kate WEISMANN,
Second ST., bet. Main tJohnson,in In
July17-dtf GrAham's Building.
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hH0KuKI ZUi Sept. oo,--uHW
vIyWOTItOUSAND bushels plasterer's hair fol
iunel7d4w j. o. BERNARD ACo.
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John q. Carson 4 Co.,

Grow, MdCseery = Co.
James Watson,
Young Brothers,
G. W. Stone = Co.
Capt. Z. W. Gould,
Rhodes, Psgram ! Co.
Lokcr, Renich ! Co.
W. 8. Gilman,
]. +. Comstock 4 Co.
iv
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4 TTORNEY At Lsw, will practice in Les and the
n aajoining counties, and in the Supreme Court.
one. with r. w. Potter, ksl., up stairs, on Main
street, bst. 3d and 4,h
Refer, to Messrs. Mc,}avie, Chittepden Co., Col.
sam X. CARTS, Burns kentEcn, Cox Shelley,
and Prof. J. r. Sanford. (augisdiy
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Important 10 Travellers.
The and quick Route open through &c
New York in - hours from st. Louis via the
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City Drug Store.
= Es nEXN Ds.'

- ~ ~-
City Drug Store.
J A m T. y = ~ q l. g..
Wh0lesGIe and Retail Druggist,
burrows Block, south eide Main street, a
- Keokuk. Having purchased the stock Of q
j. j. u. Stewart and added II to my previ-
Gus stock, and having ordered additional sup -
plies from the East am enabled oder to the cit,
and country trade one Of the most complete stock
to be found in the city. Purchasing glass, yarnish
cs. and other leading articles from The manufaetur
ers, can sell upon the most favorable terms /
Wholesale purchasers.
Particular attention given TO compourding physi
clans prescriptions. inch sd
A COMPLETE assortment of yaruishes, from tn
= Cincinnati and 81. Louis manufacturers, at
mchlsd REYNOLDS Drug Store.
0O0 BONES Glassware and Window Glass al
wv REYNOLDS Drug Store.
I m DOZ. Fioyds American Penetrating Linj
AOO ment, In quantities to suit purchasers.
zuo dos Eseuiapinn Liniment, and great variet
Of Patent Medicines ut
April 8, 1858. d REYNOLDS Drug stor );
I ARD OIL, spirit Gas. Linsced Oil, Copal. japan
II Demar and Coach Vsrnish hand and for sal
at REYNOLDS Drug Store.
=. HEIMsTREET.
II 1NIOS Block, Main Street, Dealer In Eng
~ lish and French Chemicals, Drugs and(
Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dyc-stufs, brushes,
Perfumery, Fancy Articles, dc., &c.
All the Patent Medicines If the day. Physician
prescriptions and family recipes will be accuratei
aud neatly prepared. and in will any bv
pure and genuine materials be used.
dee lod
A GOOD assortment of supporters and trusses, Il
IA sale by s. HEIMsTREET.
.anl6d Union Block.
(SooN'S German Saive, or vegetable pain xtracto
~ For sale by ). HEIMsTREET.
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Gro ckexy, CLAUS w are,

Croc kerry, Glass w are,
LOOKING 0LAssKs, ETC.
FULL ard complete assortment OF goods In the
IA above line can be sssn at the old stand Of
C0ysy 4 Kslbowsms,
:, Kilhourne . Block, Main-st, Ksokuk, lows.
Merchants visiting our city invited tocali and
examine. my3Od
THE mortgages given in psymsntfcr lands par
i chased from Marsh Leo & Dslavan. and Charles
Mason, arc piscsd in hands OF d. w. Kilbourns, of
Ksokuk who IL authorised TO collect ell moneys
dus, and to grow due thereon.
CHA6. MASON,
HIRAM BARNEY.
Ksokuk Aprillo, 1sss-Akwen
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MILLER 4 BECK,
A TrURNEYb st Law and Solicitors In Chanesry
n Agents for the investigstion of Land Titles an
the purchase and sale of Real Estate; will hcseAi
Ter practice In and regularly attend ths DiAtrie
Courts Of Keokuk and Fl. Madison, and Of the othe
sounties Of the First Judicial District of Iowa an
will also practice In the bspr~me Court of the Stais
", Msdlson. Feb. ", l655.---dtf.
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M !. N OVAL..

"A STAR CLOTHING sToRE.--H. sTRAus
~ eco. have removed their stock Of Clothing
~ and Furnishing Goods from their old stand
90 No o5 Main street door s. f. Bilngs, where
they will be happy to their old friends and many
new ones
~ Our spring stock will be received ~ an
early day, when We shall present unusual advanta-
ges to the trade. feb29d
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KEokUkrEMALE SEMINARY.

TUsT resolved, = supply Of Winter Strained Lar
- Oil, superior article.
novi7 MOORE & HOOPER.
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LATER FROM KANSAS,

Battle Expected-Grcat Excitement.
ST. LOUIS, May 20.-Later intelligence from Kansas
states that the people are responding to Governor
Shannon's proclamation in large numbers. Six
hundred men, equipped, have assembled at Lecomp-
ton, and five hundred more at Franklin. The greatest
excitement prevails throughout the Territory and
battle is expected shortly.
Important from Kansas
LOUISVILLE, May 2l.-A correspondent of the
Chicago Tribune, writing from Leavenworth on the
18th inst, says that Wednesday is fixed as the day to
make the attack on Lawrence Major Bufords COM
pany had been furnished with United States arms by
Governor Shannon. The FreeState men were in
want of arms and ammunition.
The Kansas correspondent of the ST. Louis Demo
crat says that Mr.. Cox of Lawrence, had waited on
Marshal Donaldson to ask his ultimatum. The Mar
shall replied that every person against whom process
had been issued, should be surrendered and that all
munitions of war at Lawrence should be given up :;
and that the citizens of Lawrence must pledge them
selves to obey implicitly all existing enactments The
citizens held meeting and promised to comply but
the Marshal replied that he did not believe in prom
ises and that he considered them traitors and rebels
Nicaragua
LOUISVILLE, May 21.-Col. Jack Allen left here
leans, with $50 Kentuckians destined for Nicaragua.
49, Improvement Bill Vetoed
WASHINGTON, May l9-Senate. = The President
sent message vetoing the bill for the improvement
of the mouth of the Mississippi and ST. Clair flats,
giving as consideration the principles of the mes
sage vetoing the River and Harbor Bill of 1854
The House passed joint resolution authorizing
the Secretary Of the Navy to dispatch vessel to
Cape Verde Islands with provisions privately con-
tributed.
Champion not Dismissed.
WASHINGTON, May 2l.-Nir Campton did not re-
ceive his dismissal on Saturday. The Cabinet are
awaiting the arrival of the Asia's mails.
Markets.
New YORK, May 2l.-Flour-straightS State, S. GO
to Sc. Wheat-Southern Red 81 50; Mixed Corn,
574. Mess Pork, SO.
CINCINNATI, May 2l.-Flour, s. 80 to IS TO-
Whisky, 2lc.
River Intelligence.
LOUISVILLE, May 2l.-The river is at stand, with
| six feet five inches in the canal.
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4 PgRJUR Is regarded as the most infa-
Inols and detestable crime known the laws of COP
& and man There IS d depth Of infamy attaching to
j it which attaches to no other crimes No wonder.
Swearing to a lie on Cons Holy Book, requires a
stretch Of deprayty at which human nature shudders
that particular nature is not wholly gangrened,
rotten and nlcerous.
iii the case Of Aud VS.. Walton contested cleo
ton Of the counsel for the plaintiff, admit
ted forty peijuyies had been committed By the
witnesses that side Great heavens and yet he
claimed D verdict for the plaintiff, despite the ac-
knoWledged mass Of perjury !! One Of the counsel
for the defence asserted that the peIurers reached
the number Of one hundred and that he would show
such to be the fact. He evidently did to the salts
faction Of the jury the speedy Of favor
ably verdict ampl demo strated All Of these per
jurers were summoned for the prosecution, and all
testified for the Democratic side. Nothing resembling
perjury has been insinnated, much less admitted
against an American witness. Yet, the Americans
are wicked Wretehe ofigate scoundrels! Bah /!
These developments are startling !; but they are
nothing in comparison TO those that viii be made in
due season.. Il z3 =s4 l25z5
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TELEGRAPHED TO THE CRESCENT
ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE
ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA AT HALIFAX
Z COTTON UNCHANGED.
BRR:AD@TUE,E@ HEEG~HBE
ny THE SOUTHERN AND NATIONAL LINES.

= a q g.
New York, May 2l.- The Royal Mail Steamship
Canada from Liverpool on the afternoon Of Saturday
the 10th inst, arrived at Halifax, route for Boston
last night. She brings advces one week later than
those of the Asia. The Washington and Baltic had
arrived out safely.
Cotton Market @
e LIrERPooL, May 9.-Cotton is easier but not quo.
tably lower. There is moderate demand at previous
rates The sales Of the week amount to II 900 bales
of which u 500 were taken speculation and 75O
for export. The sales on Friday reached 5000 bales
the market being firm.
The following are our quotations for Orleans and
Mobiles, being the same as per Asia: Orleans Fair
I'd; Orleans Middng, Sled; Mobiles Fair, 64d
Mobile Middlings, gid.
Latest Saturday, May 10, PM-Cotton remained
unchanged, with moderate business doing. The sales
of to-day are estimated at 10000 bales.
Breadstuffs
Breadstuffs show slight advance generally. Flour
is Cd to Is higher; Western Canal is quoted at 32s
to 34s Cd; Ohio at 35s Cd to 37s Cd. Wheat is I'd
higher; Corn has advanced Cd; Western Mixed is
quoted at 29s to 29s 3d.
Provisions ..
Beef-There is an active speculative demand, with
more buyers than sellers. ea
Pork-The market is frmer; Western Mess quoted
at SIS Cd. Lard holds firm at 54s to Sos. 5.. -
Bacon-There is an active speculative demand al
54s Cd to 56s.
sugas-The market is firm, with large business
doing.
The Money Market.
LONDON, May lo-There is no change in the
money market. Consos for money are quoted at 80
to 925 ..-
Havre Cotton Market. 900.
HAvRE --.Busness is duh, but prices are IN.
changed Orleans Middling, 95 Mobile Middng, 93
The News.
The Canada brings but little news of interest.
Lord Colchester had given notice in Parliament Of
his intention to introduce motion disappearing Of
the Maritime Code.
The Queen has granted a general pardon to all
political offenders excepting those who have sought
refuge in the United States.
The ship Racer, of New York, was wrecked or
Arkalon Bank; all her passengers and crew saved.
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CoNGREssIoNAL.-The proceedings in the Senate,
which appear under our Congressional head to-day,
are exceedingly interesting. Senator Clayton most
effectually demolished the British Minister, Mr.
Champion; and proved premeditated falsehood upon
him in as clear and express terms senatorial pro.
priety would admit. According to Mr.. Clayton's
version of the matter, Mr. Champion is left in most
bumiliating and notifying position. He would do
well to go home before he is sent home. His stay in
Washington, we think is destined to be short, no
matter what may g turn up.'' The way things are
going oa, the people will move him, if the President
won't. The people are getting Irestive under the
snubbngs their Chief Magistrate patiently receives
In the meantime, would not it be good policy to
pass that 50 100000 fertilization BILL without delay
An early and judicious expenditure might prove
profitable Investment.
Then that twelve sloop bill should receive congress
sonal sanction as speedily as practicable. law
providing for the construction of a dozen or more
steam frgates, similar to the Merrimac and Niagara
should also accompany it.
In time Of peace prepare for war, said WASHING
TON. His advice is valuable and safe, and never
should be lost sight Of We especially commend it to
the consideration of Congress at the present moment
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ABoLITIoNIsTs IN THE CINCINNATI CONVENTION
The Washington correspondent Of the New York Herald
that the Southern delegates with perhaps few exceptions
from Virginia. have aeady decided giving the New
Sofs their seats the Cincinnati Convention the exclusion
the Hards This only what have anticipated and predicted
from the beginning Southern Democrats will Sit ceek by
jow" with those Van Buren, Feesoes Cincinnati
return home denounce Fillmore AbolitoniSt.
the only national Democrats are to he excluded
Cincinnati, and made give way the Van Burenites.
The foregoing is the opinion of the Baltimore Clip
per, a very staunch and reliable journal. There is
more truth than poetry in it. The soft" alias Free
soil Democrats of New York are numerically strong
er than the Hards, although they do not possess
1.-THE of their responsibility character. Still it may
be deemed more dangerous to reject them, than it
would be to reject the 'sHards." And principle was
never known to prevail in Democratic Convention
at the hazard of political disaster. Hence we are
inclined to infer that the '"Softs' will be received by
the Convention to the exclusion of the" Hards."
Well, SO we go. We only hope the shareholders Of
the South will fad out before it is too late that this
demagouical trifing with thousand million dollars
of property will not answer-that it is bound to lead
to ruin, sooner or later. -.
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myl6 6t&w N
TnG GnEAr RUSSIAN REAEDY-Pro Bono Publico

IHE GREAT RUSSIAN REAEDY-Pro Bono Publico
Every mother should have box in the house handy in
Of accidents TO the children" Reddins's Saiye s
Boston remedy Of thirty years. standing and
by physicians. 1t speedy burns piles
bols felons chihans and old eyory kind
fever ulcers itch, scad head nette rash bunons
nipples, Recommended by nnrse whiows, stiles Testers
bites spider sngs frozen limbs salt rheur scurvy and
cracked lips, nose flesh wounds
Hable remedy and which be testified to by thousands
who have used in the city Of Boston and vicinity for the last
thirty years In instance will this salve do injury
erfere With physicians prescriptions 1t made from the
pHest materials from recipe brought Russao
all classes clegynen physicians captains and
whohave used themselves and 1t others
Readings Russia save in large tia boxes stamped onthe
with picture of horse disabled soldier, which
picture is also engraved the wrapper Price IS
box. Redding E Co. For saeby j. Wright Co., O. 0.
WoodmRA and all druggists. fell eod6n&W
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B9Te NicaraSua--A Card TO the friends of
Colonization in Nicaragua The proprietor the CENTRAL
ANgRIoAS the first American press established Nicaragua
Of the United States for the purpose inducing
emigration to Central America and procuring aid in the way
subscription and advertising for his paper
The Central American is published San Juan del Nor,e,
generally distributed throughout the United
forna making it of the best advertising mediums extant
Terms LIBERAL The proprietor may be found for few weeks
Office of tho New Orleans Crescent between the hours of
GA. ". and SIP. NJ, r. al"
nyl7 2ptf Ss5SE . W'N. II. YOUNG
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ARMY OFFIcERs CAsHtERED. The President, says
the Star, has confirmed the sentences Of the recent
courtsmartal convened in the cases Of Capt Chas =
Travis, of the second regiment Of Cavalry, and
Second Lieut.. VIM. B. Reynolds, Of the sixth Infan,
try, U. "A. al
The sentence Of the former was dismissal from the
service for conduct unbeconng an officer and gen
tleman. Reynolds was sentenced to be cashiered,
which sentence the President has directedto take
effect on the 9th Of May inst.