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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-19

Extra G0p0g00. 90 4 90
S g Is Ma E T. good 8
Canadian supsrfine and extra: ......:. IS rs
Choice extra Georgetown, Richmond,
The sales Of Canadian embraced about 1900 D bbIs
at the above quotations. Southern firm, espe-
doing the sales embraced about 1900 barrels,
closing stiff at the figures given in ths above
we're confined to about 5000 5000 bushels, in lots
at 81 80 81 81 for fair to good Southern red and 81 so
81 65 for common to fair white do and 81 70 for prince
change Of moment In prices The sales embraced about
80 0G0 to 0c0 bushels, including dsting lots and
sW n
white Southern at Coo. Rye and firm. North
srn was held at $780, sc Oats heavy and 10 good
4lc and prime Chicago were at Ale. 42c.
CoFFEE.-The market was quiet and sales were small
About lao bsg: were sold a. 5s soo
part in hansitu Prices irregular, but based in
part upon midding uplands at about 1885,, while
holders demanded 1880 The market closed with rather
FRrcHias.~Rates continued firm, with engagements of
about 49, 600 40 600 bushels wheat and corn to Liver
pool, 1t SID, In bulk; $40. for corr and Cd. for
wheat, bags. About 600 1000 bbls aour were en-
gsged at 2s a, 3D. 2s 4Ad and e. 3D. Cotton was at
at D. 3d. To London 1000 bbls. oil cake taken at
2s 3d. TO Havre cotton oas At ~; wheat At I6c -four
Rates to California we're unclaimed.
HAY continued firm at 75c. &c. per 100 lbs.
HlDEs-The stock has accumulated, and Is estimated
at present at about 000 Hence the market less
buoyant and sales limited. The receipts from foreign
ports for the week amounted to about 40,542.
LEATHER continued active although receipts have bsen
augmented, while the demand for the trade continued
good ard with every prospect that prices would be we'll
suppor ed through the season.
Hepalock. Oak
Receipts ................ AZ, 400 1900
Sa's. .................... ASSOC 1900
ST. ................... 1890 $500
LINE The market WAS lower. Within q day or { O
2,5C0 bbls. Thomaston have been sold, including
mon, at 90c., and lump at 81 %.
MoLAssEs ,-The market was steady. 225 hhds. Cuba
muscovado sold at 34c &c.; so do, from deck
load at &c., and IT'S bbls. New Orleans at 47c 49,
NAVAL STORES unchanged.
Ons-Iinseed higher, and from 900 to 900 bbls.
were sold at SOC. Slc., with good business from store
at 80c . $780, Crude whale vas unchanged Refined
steady at SIC. 90c. for spring and winter Crude
sperm steady at 81 IS cash. Lard oil was quiet.
PRovIsIoNs-Pork-The market rather easier, with
dting The sales embraced AGO to 500 pbls mess
in lots At Ss $40 12k with small lots at $40 25 at
the close there were buyers above 49, 1000 bb's
sold, deliverable in August, at SIT. Prime
at SIS q SIS %. Beef-SAes of 500 bb!s. were made
ircoding country mess, at So q 50 co. and prime do
at 81 . IS; re- packed Western at SO so $12. Beef
hams firm, At $l4c. Ito. Cut meats were frm
with sales Of 200 packages at 714c. a 7Ac for shout
ders, and 9Kc. . 9Ic. for hams Lard was firm, with
sales Of about $50 bbls and tiercss at 1916 1885,
Butter is plenty. Good fresh state sells at 18c 20c
CT eeso sells q1Ic, 10c.
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

SATURDAY, NAY I7--bP r. n.
AsHEs-Saes Of so bbls. made at So 06 So l2<.
Observation-Disclosures market displayed increased
activity, and sales made pretty freely both to the
home trade and for export at the full prices Of yester
day. though ct the close grades rather less
buoy ant while prime and extra grades continued firm.
The sales footed up 1000 TO- 600 bbs at about
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The Keokuk Fort Des Moines and Minnesota Railroad
ia under contract from Keokuk to Bentonsport 80 miles
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Weekly Report OF Deaths

Weekly Report OF Deaths
In the city and county of New York. from the 10th day Of
May to the 18th day OF May, 1856.
Men, 6S; women, Ga; boys, 49, girls, 102-Total, 1862
Adults, 1885, children, 230; Males 1914; females, 166
colered persons,
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TRAVELLERs' GUIDE.

HUDSON RIVER R1ILROAD.-FROH April. II,
II 1885, the trains win leave Chambers street station fol-
way train IL emEAn ?. r.; for Poughkseusie A NJ
ana or snS snS o ~ ana 4 d ~ g. mIs
sing Sing and Pesssk trans STOP ne way Stations Pas
taken Mt OhAmbers Canal Christopher and Thirty first
streets. Trains for New York leave Troy q ass and iO0
M, and 46 r NJ and EasI Albany n4 9 and LID a.
NJ, and 5:15P M. N. Ia SYKES, Jr, sups
NEW ARR r.-AOCoMMODA ALTON LINa FOB
IN Norwalt and Rocky ncck-The ste.mer nvSW Ak.
Capt George r. Rodman will leave pier east side OF Caterne
alp Rast river daily, surdavs excepted at O'Clock ;
leaving Eorwak O'Clock Mfsre 30 oents leaving
Rocky Neck 3S cents Freight taken NJ reas,nAbe
rates forwarded TO destination amount pAyase on delve
nv Of the III forbid trusting
persons 90 aoooun, OF aid boat and her ownerL
0HAs McNkAL. Agent
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Nat aos ncra.:e - issa
The quantity and value of certain articles exported
fom this port during the week ending and including
Friday, May 49, 1885, distinguishing the destn alton and
extent of shipments to each place, folloys:-
COMMERCE THE PORT OF NEW YoRK-WEsKLY EXPORTS
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FREE LAsoR--The natural capital which consti-
tutes the real wealth Of this great country, and
creates that intelligent power Ia the masses alone TO
be relied ON n the bulwark Of Froc Institutions
John G. Fremont's Letter Of Acceptance.
Whsnever there is substantive good 70 be done.
whenever there 10 foot Of land t. be prevented
from becoming Slave territory, am willing 20 A..
sert the principle Of the exclusion Of Slavery
Daniel webster.
repeat that never can and never will VOTE and
no earthly power will ever make me vote 70 spresd
Slavery over territory where il does mot exist
Henry Clay.
/ heartily concur In all movements which have
for their object to repair the mischief arising from
the violation VI good faith In tho repeal Of the Mis-
souri, Compromise. am opposed to Slavery in the
Abstract, aud upon principles sustained and made
hAbitusl by settled conviction While feel inAex-
ible in the belief that ought not to be intsrfcred
With where II exists under the shield OF State SOW
ereignty am indcxbiy opposed to its extension
on this continent beyond It's present limits[ ohm
c. Fremont.
Ifeel that there Is nothing which the civilised
world, II they take notice Of 20 humble an individ-
usI ~ myself. will reprosch me With, when say,
- said the other day, had made up my mind,
Tor that vnder no rsrcxmsfoNcss would consent
TO the further extension Of the VI Slavery in
che United States, or Of the further increase Of
Slave representation in the House Of Represents
tivss.--(Speech of Daniel Webster on the Oregon
Tss voucE Or HExar CLAr.-In 1850, Henry Clay
spoke the following words
"But you cannot pat your finger on any part Of
the Constitution which conveys the right or the
to carry slaves from one Of tho Statcs Of the
Union 70 any Territory Of the United States. Nor,
Dir, can admit for single mo,nent, that there il
any separate or distinct right upon the part Of
States or individual members of the States, or any
portion Of the people Of the United States carry
Slaves into Territories, under the idea that those
Territories are held in common between thesevcrsl
TN. Rrsxosp ExourarR.ox raw CtscrxxAr, PA r
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On the Slavery question the platform adopted for
Buchanan compriss these points:
LIST. Congress has right to exclude Slavery
from any territory.
-. The Psopie Of = territory have no power "a
prohibi, Slavery ~ long the territorial govern
nent la~ts.
ID. S4uafter Sovereignty IL humbug, and 10 no
longer plAak in the Democratic creed,
Ath. estate equality" means the right Of Slave
holders to take their Slaves into the public do
main. by virtue of the Slave laws Ut the Slave
States.
5,h. That Slavery 10 national and Freedom sec
tionai.
9th. That the people Of . territory can only ex-
eiude Slavery from among them after they have
formed State Constitution aud been admitted into
the Union,
7th. That Kansas must BE- kept out of the Union,
on the pies OF want Of population, until the Free
state men murdered or driven out and the slave
holders firmly planted under the protection Of the
General Government.
sth. That any man denying the foregoing doc
trnc tsa Traitor and should be dealt with accord
ingly.
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- "a. Lock wooD, Q. s.SsLv.
HOWE, Lock Wo0D 4 Co.,
! wnoLssALs AHD RETAIL
h1cs'on and Concentration 1leych ants, and
/ seal Essats Agents,
/ SECOND ST., next dosr 70 the Athen oum Keok ph
kJAkIICULAk attention will be paid to buyipg
and selling Real Estate and personal pronsrtvs
nesotiashg loans and any other business that may
be entrusted TO Us.
We have convenient rooms. and will attend 70
storing and forwarding goods and produce OF ali
kinds,
Liberal cash advances made on goods con.i sued
for sale when desired.
We have large and we'll selected. stock of Gold
and Silver watches, Gold Jewclry and notions which
we oder at Wholesale and retail, a. low as can ~
found In the country.
Merchants and peddlers will be supplied at ex-
sremely low prices for cash.
A GOOD brick dwelling house winth y rooms In
"A pleasant part Of the city for sale by
II. l.. co.
9 LOTS, on Carroll street, for sale BY
I LOT, on High street, for sale by
1 II. L. co.
@ GOOD business Lots, on the Levec, for sale by
II. l.. d CO.
A FINEFARM, in Hancock Go. Ills. with good
"A improvements for sale by II. l.. 4 co.
Lex ACRES Of Land, with improvements, with
W. in miles of thecity on the plank road. for
sale by IL. l.. 4 co.
on ACRES Of Land, with Improvements, within
w ~ miles Of the city, on the plank road for !
sale by H. L. AGO.
1900 ACRES Of Land in Missouri for :' so BY
1.-TWO and half acres Of Land, with good
brick house in Montrose, for sale by
II. L. AGO.
A FINE BUGGY, suitable for one or two horses,
4 n and 4 rood M buv fars Inv
.LAco.
A HANDSOME brick house, situated on Chatham
Square, lot 25 feet front by lao deep, and viii
be sold ut a bargain by II. l.. A co.
A LARGE brick house on second Street, lot SO
"A feet from. BY rs feet deep, for sale by
II. L. CO
. LOTS IS feet front by Is5 feet deep with fine
q frame house with Ave rooms, good cellar, and |
situated In good location in the town Of Farming
ton, which will be sold at great bargain by
Ill. AGO.
Oh 5, in block 1879, for sale by
- II. l.. co.
& LOTS in Rees addition, for sale by
y HL4co.
TX. HICKEY. ILoYn D. SIMPSON. !
hickey l. SIMPSON,
REAL ESTATE BROKERS', COLLECTORS,
A ND INVESTING AGENTS, Pastonicc Building, |
"A tupstairsl Keokuk, Iowa. All Notsrial bus
ness promptly and carefully transacted Titles sx-
Amincd.
REFERENCES.
Charles Parsons, Esq, Banker, keokuk;
=. l.. Deming Co.,
Gen. II. T. Reid
Ford, Gorham 4 Ford,
u. W kilbourne, Esq.,
Messrs. Ficklin Lucas,
Messrs. Rankin 4 Miller, Attorneys -
We respectfully invite those desirous Of investing
n Real Estate to examine list, which comprises
ZONE Of the most desirable property in Kcokuk, |
which We oner ON the most favorable terrps.
June II, So dAw KICKEY 4 SIMpSON.
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~ LIST % INDIANA FRkE BANKS taken as Cur
rency ~ the Banking Houses in this city.
Bank Of the Capitol, IndisnA polis.
Bank Of Elkhart, Elkhart.
Bank ofGoshen, Goshen.
Bank Of Indiana, Michigan City.
Bank Of Mount Vernon, Mt. Vernon.
Bank Of Monticello, Monticello.
Bank Of Psoli, Paol.
Bank Ut Salem, Salem.
Bank Of Rockville, Rockville.
Bank Of Syracuse, syracuse.
bank Of Warsaw, Warsaw.
Rockville Bank, Brookyiile.
Cambridge City Bank Cambridge City.
Canal Bank, Evansville.
Central Bank, indianapolis.
Crescent City Bank, Evansville.
Exchange Bank, GreencaStle.
Farmers and Mechanics Bank, Indian apolis.
FayettcCounty Bank, Counsrsville
Farmers Bank, Wcst6sld.
6ramrrcy Bank, Lafayette.
Hoosier Bank, Logsnsport.
Indiana Bank, Madison
Indiana Stock Bank Laporte
ludian Reserve Bank, Kokomo
Kentucky stock /" Columbus
Lagrange Bank. Lima.
Merchants and Mechanics Bank. New Albany.
NY. 4 Va Stock Bank, Evansyille
Prairie City Bank, Terre Haute
Parke Co. Bank.
Southern Bank, TcrYe Haute,
salem Bank, Salem.
Saving, Bank Of Indians, Connersyiile
Shawnee Bank, Attica
llPtrcnnoe hank, Winnamac.
Traders Bank, Indianapolis.
~ The notes Of the following Banks are not re-
e~ifed by any Of the Bankers in this city with the
exception 81 the Agricultural Tenn Bank, which
y taken by Deming Love and Ford, Gorharn 4
Ford.
Erie City Bank. Pennsyivania
Warren County Bank, Psnnsylvania.
New SastIe Bank, Penu.yiyania
Cumberland Savings Bank, Maryland.
Bank Of Tecumsch. Tecumseh. Mich.
Macomb Co. Bank, Mt. Clemens, Mich.
Arlington Bank, Washington, d. c.
Agricultural Bank, Brownsville, Tenn.
EHchange Bank Of Tenn, Marfrecsboro' Tenn
Bank Of East Tennessee, Kncxvilie, Tenn.
Central Bank Of Tennessee, Nashville, Tenn.
farmers and Merchants Bank, Greensboro Md
Valley Bank, Hagcrsiown, Nd.
Manufacturer and Mech. Bank, Columbus Geo
Pianters and Mechanics Bank, Dalton, Geo.
Rhode islAnd Central Bank, East Greenwich, r. L
Farmers Bank, WEXFORD, r. I.
Ellsworth hank, Ellsworth Me.
drocers Bank, Boston, Macs.
Wooster Bank, Danbury, Conn.
kanAwhA Bank, kanawha, Va.
Commercial Bank, Chicago. Ill.,
The Tecamsch Bank, and Maeomb County Bank.
are counted on the wild cat list and should be lei
alone. The Commercial Bank, Of Chicago has fail
Cd but the circulation IL secured. and no serious
shave should be submitted Ia.
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I4o BROADWAY, NEw YORK.
Cdsh Capitol sxd Accumuiafion SAOp UO0
nEPUSfTED$l0o 900 with he Comp,r roller OF the
- State Of New York, for the security Of Policy
holders In addition TO which the STOCK h ders are
personally liable. Among the Directors are the
most wealthy and influential citizens Of New York.
This is = Stock Company, returning to the as
sured s7a per cent Of all the profits tri-annually
party 30 years OF age may secure to his family
free from the ciAims Of his sreitors for about 30
cents per week. policy for $4,000.
"ho would notspare this sum for the grAti6ca-
ton OF reflection, on sick bed or in case Of aeci
dent, that II all else fail, he had made certain
provision for his familyl II would tighten his
pain, aud do more for his recovery than medicine
N. D. MORGAN, Pres't.
G. Y. WExpLE Sec'y.
Prospectus, with all necessary information, fur
nished by hickey d SIMPSON, Agts.
Post Office Building,
auss.diy Keokuk, lows
INSURANCE. AGENCY.
HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
CAPITAL 100000.
PHOENIX INSURANCE. CO., OF HARTFORD,
CAPITAL $300, 900.
COMMERCIAL ms. CO.. OF ST. LOUIS,
CAPITAL $l50,0O0.
STAR ms. CO., OF oGDENsBURGH, n. Y,
CAPITAL 100000.
TCHE undsrsigned Continues 10 issue Policies N
l. usual in the above Companies. They are all
first class and substantial, and Offer advantages TO
insurers.
SA-Dwelling House risks taken At reduced rates.
VIM. W. BELkNAP. Agent,
second-sL, bet Main 4 Johnson.
keokak Sept. l-dtm
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0Ths Chicago Journal says that the
late Mr.. Hall, Of lows, wss in that city ON
the Sd, en- route for home; but this time he
didn't leave any word about Iowa being DALI
right" We assure our contemporary that
Iowa Il call right" nevertheless.
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GENERAL INsURANCE AGENCY.
Capital -, $50, 900.
FIRE, MARINE AND LIFE INsI RANCE
COMMONWEALTH INSURANCE coupAyY.
or HARRISBURG, Pa,
Chartered Capital $500, 900.
CONNECTICUT MUTUAL LIFE ms. CO.,
OF HARTF ORD.
tcaARrsRkp,)
Capital ~, 100000.
STATE Mutual FIRE AND MARINE ms. CO.,
OF uARRIsBURG, Pa.
(cHARrER PaRPErUAL.)
Capital $500, 900,
MERCHANTS FIRE AND MARINE MS co,
or PHILADELPHIA.
tcnARrsR PsRPEruAL.l
CsPitai 400 900.
hrst-class Companies am prepared to against
Loss or Damage By Fire on
sToREHoUSES, DWELLINGS, AND THEIR CONTENTS.
ALSO, ON GOODS SHIPPED.
Open Policies granted ON favorable terms All
Losses adjusted and paid ai thi. Agency. A
&C. A. STRIBLEN,l Local Agent,
Once at the Auction House Of Howe, Lockwood
Co., Second St., between Main and johnson.
Keokuk, Aug. 7-dtf
INSURANCE CO., NO. :, WALL STREET, N. Y.
WARRINGTON
UNION ms. CO., CLEVELAND, o.
B0IDG EPORT
FIRE AMARINE ms. CO., BRIDGEPORT, CONN
FRANKLIN
FIRE MARINE ms. Co, FoNp Dr. LAC, Wis.
EQUITABLE
INSURANCE CO., OF LONDON.
MAANACHU1ETTS
MUTUALLIFEINS.c CO., SPRINGFIELD. MASS.
VlNAE above Companies sUitA Aggregate CsYtal
Of - DOC, 900 offer strong Inducements u
the public to provide against loss damage by Gre
julyl1d WIN, F. TURNER, Agent.
kEOkUK MARINE INSURANCE. 90.
Capital, o2OO, 900.
sINHIS Company 10 prepared to do Marine Insar,
ance badness. Cargo risks taken at customary
rates, and tho usual Cash facilities extended TO reg
ulAr customers.
Losses promptly adjusted.
DIRECTORS:
A. Bridgman, Vim. r. Turner,
=. II. Harrison, 0so. y. Smyth
John Templin, Al. Dcming,
John McCune, g. +. Conn,
G. asrber, Jas. +. Cox.
W. @. kentgen.
.BRID9MAN, President.
0.B.SMYTH, vicePresidsut.
AL. DEMINa, Treasurer.
Wa.f. TuaRHa, Secretary.
Once in sample . building Second Street.
tan3id4W1mo
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M u IGAL!

public are respectfully invited TO cali at the
NEW MUSIC ROOM Of the subscriber. and ex-
anime the most splendid stock Of
PIANOS, MELODEON6.
GCITARH, FLUTES, vIOLINx.
STRINGS, SHEET Music. TNsrRurrIoN nnops
&C., ever offered in Iowa
prices.
Rooms In ogden's new Building, No. 81, Main st.
near second o. C. ISHELL,
nosiSdw Teacher of Music.
New sheet Music.
os1 received At D. c. Isbell's Music Rooms fine
assortment Of the latest and most popular pub
ho"tiohs apr25-dtf
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WILLIAM PURNELL

WILLIAM eU0NELL
IA EEPS oouStaatly on hsad the bsst and choicest
Aassortmsnt Of FAMILY GROCERIES,, Wooden
ware 10. City Mills and Quincy Ploar. BY tho saek
or barrel. All goods delivered paln o. CHANCE
Third street, between Aain and Johuson.
All kinds Of COUNTRY PRODUCE bought, and
kept on hand for sale BY
AuglS-dln-wlt WP.
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TAOS. sWAAWHA. WRAr DnowH
sWANWICK 4 DROWN
UTHOLESALS Clothisn, and Dealers in Fur
w nishing Goods, Main street, over b. r. Moo
dy's bot and shoe store, keokuk, lows.
sept2dlm-wlv.
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NOTICE

ME are making a new and superior kind Of
w FRUIT CAN. These Cans save much trouble
IN putting up fruit and win do equally ~ ell for
Iomatos or other vegetables The can may be
preserved for any number Of years. thereby saving
nc expense oil new ones. They are also cheaper
than patent cans. Calland see them.
CoMSTOCK BROS.
july 2a-dlm Post copy I'm
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TIL. LARGEST CHEAPEST AND BEST
READ BIGELOW'S LIFE OF FREMONT,


The Asfhsafic cad only Compefe Edition AZ fAe LIFE
end Public Se rtces Of
JOHN CHARLES IREMONT.
INCLUDING AN ACCOUNT or
His Explorations, Discoveries and Adventures on
Five Successful Expeditions Across the North
American Continent; Noluminous Selections
from his Private and Public Corrsspon-
dence Including his Defence before
the Court Martial, and full re-
ports Of his principal
Speeches in the Senate of the United States.
BY JOHN BlGELOW. Editor Of N. Y. Eve Post
VIA an accurate Portrait on SfscI vuh a.m-yo..
Spirited Husfrafions
ONE LARGE l2no. or NEAR 500 PAGES. PRICE fl co.
D8For sale 1T odDEN's CRY BooxsroRE,
81 Aain-st.
Matter in this edition not to be found in any
other Biography Of Fremont.
Account Of Col. Fremont's mothers family in
Virginia, and his relationship to Washington.
Particulars Of her first and second marriages.
Will Of his granfathcr, Col. Thos. Whiting.
speech Of DR.. Linn in the United States Senate,
On moving TO print extra copies Of his report of the
first Expedition.
graphic account Of his second Exploring Expe-
diton from the pen Of Col Benton.
Authentic account Of the third Expedition, and
the Emancipation Of California
Secretary Marcy Report on Frcmont's Explore
ton and Conquest Of California.
Accounts OF the extraordinary ride Of Col Free
mont from Los Angeles to Monterey, and back--soO
miles in 8 days.
Commodore Stockton account Of the Conouest Of
California by Col Fremont.
Affair Of honor between Col. Fremont and Col.
Aassn, Governor OF California, with all the Cor
rcspondence.
Letter to the Adjatant General asking . Court
martial.
His defence before the Court msrtial, report
ed 0mplete.
Complimentary letters from Alexander Won
humboldt, and from the London Geographical So
ciety.
Curious scientific controversy with Capt. Wilkes
Of the South Sea Exploring Expedition.
Col. Bcnton's account Of Fremout's fourth Ex-
ploring Expedition.
cAlumniss supposed to have gnat~d With Col Jno
= Weller, in California, and in which he svows
himscH Democrat.
Full reports tunAbrdgsd) Of his principal speech
es in the u. 8. senate.
Affair Of honor between Fremont and Senator
F0ote, with the orrespondencs complete.
Thrilling account Of his 6fth and last Expedition,
by an artist Who accompanied him.
An account OF the scientific results Of his last
Expedition, written by himself.
The tacfs In regard to his religious experience
and opinions.
Letter in relation to the praeicability Of Pacific
naliroAa. augls
Fer 8alo.
YNHEsE valuable lands are in Clark county, No..
j about Is miles from tho Mississippi River and
IL miles from the Dcs Moines.
They we're located some 30 years since By the
Hon. Dan WEnsTER, with view 10 make choics
farms. Having abundant stock water, and EN-
bracing Some Of the cAoicsM TImbsy end Pvetvjs q
the State, they Oder great inducements 70 psrsous
wishing good farms 10 improvs. For nastaGulnrs
inquire Ut JAS. D. ESTES. OF
Keokuk, Septl -d2w-wsn
fpo,t "a Ts.nn
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SUNDRIES.

SudAR Kettles from sto 40 gallons Ovens and
~ Lids odd Lids; skile's and lids, assorted Cast
Iron Tea Kettles Jspaned Trunks Pudding ard
Hicc Moulds scoiloped and plain Cake Pans: Tea
.anisterA square and round. assorted; Lard Lamps
lin ware and Stove Pipe. House, sheet iron and co.
per work done promptly, in the very best manner
COMST0CK 4 BROTHERs
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EOWuD ~. GRANT.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW,

EOWUD ~, 0WANT.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW.
NOTARY PUBLIC, AND
General Lana AgeWs.
PkLLA,................... CO., IOWA,
MILL attend promptly 70 baying, selling and
titles, preparing legal papers, making collections.
and all Other matters connected with the real cscate
business.
VIII practice the legal profession In this and th
adjoining counties.
kEvEasscRs :--H. Sherman I Co., Greene, Wsars
D Rios, r. Dss Moines; John White = Co., OskA-
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hurned kiln Of 6rst rats lime, ard will esasooae0
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