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keo6 ~ Ana Kansas Csay RatlsOa1
Meeting.
A nsseiaG.of tho delegates appointed 70
aassd The Railroad Convsn tion 70 b. hsli n
innsAs, Lisa Co., No, and other cisisens
I Ksokuk favorable to the constsastisn
4 the Keokuk, Kansas City and California
lailroad, was held q tho olkee Of the Engi-
ssr q ~ Ksekak, Fort Dss Moinss and
liaassets Railroad Company, q o'clock
y the l4sh ilst.a
Hoo. Samuel B. Curtis Vas called 70 the
hair, ed Nh. Leighton sppoinssd Ssers-
~.
Mr.. J. II. 6allivaa sxplsissd ~ objsss Of
~ meeting, urging upon Tie delegates sp-
pointed q the nsssisg on the 18th iass-, sAs
bsssssity Of sstssding the Convention -
Linnsas, and introduced K. Coates, Esq ,
sen Kansas City, who vosld sxplsin the
Iseliss u his fsllsw-s;tissas.
After some remarks from Col. Curtis, in
favor Of the Railrosd TO Kansas City, Mr.
Coates presented his credentials - delegate
from Kassas City, and in IN sloQssat spsscl
asked he nsssiag 70 lend al ~ cid ~
sssrgy II setting the great project fully AM
sonpisAsly aAaas, aivocstins In . nassssi!
nsansr, the policy Of having The tsrnisi o
khs RsilroaA Axed ~ Ksokuk sad KAnsa
City.
On motion Of M. Sullivan, the ioliswisl
resolution was adopted
Resolved, Thst the delegates Who repre-
sass this city ~ the Railroad Convsatio
70 meet - Linnsas, are hereby instructed
cooperate with The delegates from Ksasa
CITY asd oshsrs, 70 organize company q
somplsse - vieorously - possibls, The con
tsmplated Railroad Iron ~ eisy Of Kss
kak 70 KAasas Oisy, No., On shs nsse dire
end fsasibis rosts.
The following gsntlsnan we're appeints
committee 70 draft resolutions, 70 b prs
ssstsd 70 n adjourned nsstisG - - bid y
nerrov svssiag, q O'Clock J. d. Sui!
van, r. g. Wright, W. N. Roberts.
Gen. v. P. vsa Antwerp, D. T. Brghau
D. W. KiiboasnA J. x. Hornish, vsss adAa
% The dslsessss 70 saAsnA ne Coavsostos
Linasas.
Mssang aAjoarnsd to meet as 7 o'clock =
novrow.
Is s. r. CURTIS, Chair.aa.
VIZ. LaleGsors Ssc'y.
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HRsv. L. W. Berry, D. D. will prsaol
the Ixshsngs-sI y. Z. Charsh ts.nor
|oW, Ct Ii O'Clock .. n.
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~ MAlu 0TuDBr, kU09U8, IOWA.
Anew stock and the largest aad best assorted ever
e6srsd in the market Our stock 10 purchAscd direct
fr.,m manufacturers and importers, and NC pfsd9e
ourselves sell 1T prices ~ low Tor easn OF 70 goa
time buyers, % 81. Louis OF any oshe' Western
Merchants viii, Snd Il 10 their advansssste call
and examine our goods and prices before buyingess
where. We will consider u no trouble toshoW tsen
shrough our stock.--spr2S-dAw
FINE stock Of Pocket Cutlery for sale 70. q
n apr ~ hosIvN ..
4 uEAVl stock Of Cap, Latter, Ladies liath nate
a P,1t. Fancy and Commercial Note Paper, Plain
and laid Dua, White and Fancy coiosed scy:lSS:s
apr3a Hoo10s =
< .,.asr.. assortment Of herman silver snd doa-
N bic plated ware, all warranted and nsnsiss-
tarsrs prices, at aWzo nueio.s y
N extensive stock 81 Whips and Laahss q nah
! n ufacturcr's prices At spr2o hUsKoNc.
+ LAipiE lot OF Arti6eiai aowers, bud, grape
4 leaves aud all kinds Of Millinery s TssSsS.
apr28 h'oAo1s =.
,,,lIE fines. assortment Of kibbons o1er.d in
L the market. at apr36 HUSlOcs.
b IylAChs enough Is supply the market, Of every
" variety Of pattern, Jeroue's make, wsranssd'
and at manufactures prices, ct HunAVNe
Apr:S a-~------,s-------
srynE hest assortment, Of Lace Wells and uIsss
/ Trimmings ~ spr1o uuoAuU
LARiE and 6nc OF Kid Gloves q every
~ grade. al apr1o MS n.e 010S ?.
X euale.. variety Of SIX and Linen Pocket hand
n kerchicfs and cravats 1t Apr70 HusION ..
/Sui.D aud common Jevelry, and Gold and silver
J NJ watches, NJ apr1S AUcAoN o..
LIVERY variety Of goods oomprissd In the Nos,cn
i T. and Fancy 3oods line 1T Huston 81 prices shss
c.ueet al TO nduss pasohAsSs and hsasat the sny.
! ar. Cali 1t No. ", aud examine for yourselves.
!. apra6 ---.-
! 4 LARiE assortment II Hosiery ana uiosss
= ~ Eugiish and French hand made Mits:, very
= tine. at AprSo AsNo .., 49, -
vlyHE largest and best assorted stock Of Emerolae-
L ~ in the city at spreo HUSTON ..
Huston's win BE- found the largest lot Of lfSsn
n Linens, La,ss, EdgiDgs, and every vancsy q
49, marsa,. apr7s
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Chicago New WAOloo0eos
CIGAR, TOBACCO SNUFF WAR1aOU0g,
TXYE ere Hos receiving largs - shsiee slosA u
w HAVANA AND DOME8fIC CIGARS,
Rtes.eut, amsktng, = Plug Tooaeeo :
Having direct eeansniaation With pastiss h
psedaction and manufsstuss Of PLUs TosAcce, 60
sbleS ~ to oGer Some very choice bsanAs of thsss
eelehsated Tobaeeos - very low prices.
Country dealers and dealers generally ass invited
e eieSlneow staak, T. j. JORDAN CO.
n Kandolph 81, tspposits Yssns Ansriea, Chisago
lima III sb6div
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New Fail StoC1k.
1865.
COMSIOCAA q BROS.
yXYE have jsst Scesaved our Fsii ord v sates
w stock frou TIE kAst, snd are nov prepared -
Ill orders for any thisg In cur line pacnrrl,.
We have out several now and BEAUTIFUL stowe,
among which 10 tho QUINCY PAkLok, Stove
that We with every one 10 examine before mailing
complete than here. ofere ard Ger prices as ssnsi,
very low sepisd ctMslck { bRo.
Timers stock.
5000 lbs. oval and roundcopps,Bet.onsfross's
10 inc hes.
1000 bdIs Sheet Iron fronNo.l4ss37.
1000 packages Plymouth Rivsu, iron and tin's
from o.. Ia IL lbe.
400 boxes Tin plate.
500 handles Isoa ware from No -6toNo.ls.
100 gross Tea kettle breast sndceversfrsnea's
~ inches.
80 xro.s Pressed tin bottoms from stoStpeh.
90 q. do seoliop~d and pia In dinner plates
80 do Stove ornaments assorted.
20 do Oval lea pot stnnd Covers.
t55 do Assorted tln'd ears.
80 do Iron tea kettle ears,
$50 do do do do bars.
100 do Pressed tin pot covers.
300 do of No. I, ,. aud pewter knobs.
100 feet Brass Wire Ciethj
Bent Spout II, assorted etses
Perforated tin IN sheets;
Copper Kiveis and Bun;
Bucket Handles;
Mallets expressly for tinnsr.' use
s,Iss aSsss iss;; e;
SUNDklES.
SUGAR Kettles from . 10 10 gallons Ovens and
- Lids obi Lids Skillsts asd lids, assorted cast
Iron Tea Kettles JApancd Trunks Pudding and
kioe Moulds scoiloped and plain Cake Pans Tee
Usnissrs, square and roand, asserted; Lard LanPs;
Tin ware and Stove Ppe. House, shsst iron and eof-
''' .s. dsns ss
JAPANED WARE.
T ARD Lamps. cAndle-.iichs, sugar bowls, Nurse
IL lamps. molssses cups, dredgc boxes, dust pans,
grxters, sugar and cake hexes, ". II. trunks, tea
canistss, AL sises, grocery do, toy cups ana ess
kets sand boxes bill head cases. culisnders, letter
6iers, all of VI ich We will Sc low at No. 50.
septl3A CuMsToCK BRO.
/ OH Doz. box coffee mills At No. So.
OO sep,lsd c0MsTOCk BRO.
Measc Furnssh,ng Gseas.
1 FASTING spoons, tea and table do ladies' ana
ID .kimmsrs, egg boilers and whips. cake pass,
rice mouidr, fire carriers, oyster and nAsn ashes,
/ Ae. At So. ,eptisd CoMs1ock BRO.
DKAIkIE state, Excsisior, Oval Boz and Hosse
l Psror improved. for sale Low q sS; ,,.o
sep,i3d COMsTOCK BRO.
$50 pair assorted shoyels and longs 1t SO.
! septlsd COMsTOcK BRO.
ia dos. fancy coal buckets, for sale very low.
.ep,l3d COMsTOCK 4 BRO.
5000 lbs, sheet Zine, IS, 50 and - inches vide,
a,ss. septisd cOMsTOcK 4 BRO.
$50 glass lanterns, very Low q
sep,l3d CohSIUeA DIM.
500 lbs sheet copper, at ~
: ssptiSA WMsIVSh nno.
. TINO the city trade We are prepared to oner Oil
: kinds Of ware pertainingto housekeeping, &c.
stoves black ed and put up on short notice.
uouse and oil other kinds of job work In our line
done With dispatch 1t 81. C0MST0CK BRO.
a. III. HUSTON,
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0Alll0RA Tables, &C.
f1yHR Subscriber begs leave 70 iaform the inhAA-
i ttsnts Of the NoTthvssten HiAAes, thp3 he hss
opened waresosm ct Is kandolph stSess, cAiseso,
ILL, for the sale Of - nsoiy Invented
CAsAAoo DAloaaSA 1nbaso,
Which hsvc bcsn pronounced By oil hllasd spasy.
~ correct and q sHpsrias slsatis-
tty. TAoss Who intend 70 purchase, viii And Il g
their advanAgc TO examine kIs stock consisting q
Slate and Wood BEDS
Qn4ers for Tables, Balls. Cues. Cloths, Cos Tipa.
y any article in the trade. will BE- pssopsly q.
tended TO.
address Nm. III. GRIFFITH,
sa 0s Raadolph street, Chicago.
Late Of tho 6rn u 0rilth Decker, New York.
oct. 18th. d3m
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oct2sd No. - Main-s.
HonseaeSIe . ank 81 Bellevue,
BELLEVUE, NEBRASKA.
Jxo wEAsE, Press, Two. u. BsSros, IT.. Vice Prest;
Joss J. lows, Csshis-
TTvlE auhssribsrs are the stockholders and owners
i OF The shovs Bask, asa by the provisions
II is Charter Individually responsl hie Tor il h.
sueS, and will redssn il notss In c0in - ths sosn
~ AZ the Haak. IT Bslisvss, Nsbxsks, and 1t the
naak r. klgins kigia, Iliin'is, oacss Of Greene
WsAre, Cedar kpids, Io~a, and Greene. wssre ,
Bsslon, ccancil Biuih, lows, In sxchsrge on New
| YosA II current ratea Or In enrrency.
SRRIssssf. wE1RE BENTON.
NORRIS c. TOWN,
! r. b. GRAVES,
+ ectsi-dw3n JOHN J. TOWN.
WaseR WoxKs.
/ CEALED Proposals will be received st the eaice
1883, f the construction Of water Works, furnish
ing and laying pipes fixtures. in the City Of Keo-
Payments to the made in eight per cent. Keokak
| City Bends.
/ Rnons proposing for above work, win please
submit he pisas upon which their propositions are
L. HUTCHINSON.
Keoknk, Oct. Is. lss6. dAs,d City Eassassr.
! :, v5O Asros S.i.esss S.s..i.o 1-s.s
Tor oale.
TH161 vAiuabls laads are IN CLARK county Ne,
! AhDet - uiIes lfoue ths Mississippi River, saA
| Thsy v1sS lccatcd sons 80 years since hy tkA
Hsu. bAnA WapsrHR, with visw 70 nAks choices
4 farus. Mavl0g ahnndaut stock water, and en-.
hsasing seneSf 4hs cAesessf TnSr a. Svstrts il
~ otS1s, ~ 11ss great isdseen~nts - penena
j 1iAhiag nssd fasns 10 Improve. for pasticslAls
''s''. w. saowssl4.
Esokuk, 6sptl -d3wAvon
Post and Times eepy.1
T ADIn6' ALBUMS. The lnss stock lhai e.
Ia b haais New York can b. sen q he CT
Bookstore They make an slsgaat 0in Book
Call 81 fssptSl 00DRNE.
"A "A hsewssn bsnk oad IiipsG NSauiSe q
E4&s@k fR1U. 4AASHEa,
| nov7-dst liz MAip-st.
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SUNDklES.

CUGAR Kettles from TO 80 gallons Ovens ans
- Lids obi Lids SkilIsts and lids, assorted east
Iron Tea Kettles jspansd Trunks; Pudding and
kioe Moulds scoiloped and plain Cake Pans Tee
Canister square and round ,assertsd Lard Lamps;
Tin ware and Stove Pipe House, sheet iron and eof-
per work done pro mpsiy. in the very best manner.
septi3d COMSTOCK BROTHEhs.
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CAW. sNnti0u osPcet3Iy
~ 3. REEDER dsvotss bis :. NV asa Coe-
III. 70 the basincs Of Counsellor =. VIII az
$1,000, He Is 40 Notary Public, an~ - p
,.yd =, ~ H. auAass Of that ooes. uis -
rith saith vanaisklsa, dealers In resi- $500. ~.
go Juth In6H, vi l0W
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vrY1NfED--A House and Lot or vssaas 70 =, e
.s s1s. 81. f.st"nos. tssps3-A
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Mss.rs. Rankin Miller, Attorneys,
r...se,fuliy Invite those desirosa VI investin1
KaAate 10 examine our list, whieA eoMprS 81
!. p.~ uost desirable property N ksoksk
IN - ~. 49, most favorable ter1s.
selne :. :. an an RrCKRY ASIMP6ON.
T.rA ii s56-dkW q.
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rIIsT OPENING at the GOLD CHEAP STORED
" down town. a full assortment fall Ernd
which viii he sold as Usual Ut the lnwest hgnfes
The new stock s now complete, and cofnroseo ~
the following desirable goods.
DO M n Tres.
s.l,44, al 2-4, brown and BIesched Cotton
luweils os1 aburgs; DENNIS; Check shirtine
stripes, Drills, Tickings; re.
WOLFE EMS.
KsRssrs; Llndseys Georgia plansi Renturky
jeans, ditto lindsets; sattnets' buckskihs'
neeskins; Casinerest Cloth, &e.
DM Ess GO0Ds.
Cl,IuoRs at aiac., Sc, tnc., and i219 hahhsome
French ditto; Mnslina de Laine' Herepe ne
Iaine, Wsrsted srrtch Plaid; English Metinc /
French Merino; Ginghams; pnpelinesi Black
siiks fancy Plaid and Striped Silks; Florence /;
BIACK GOODs.
Moupslse C,l,eoEs: black Mus'ine lie haine !;
Mack Merinp: Black Alpaca Black Barge
Black tustrine; Hack y, mhasne; &c.
EuRNITURE GOODS.
Curtain Calicces: Plain buff Ilue and Red,
French Cambria Hanging Satin stripes and DAM
ask BuGs Fancy Cold window Damask; ditto
Wooden pamasks Embroidered Muslin Curtains !
Btpche ditto nc.
suNDHIIss.
Hosiery Of all kinds; Gloves; irish Linen
Diapers: ttuckaheck and Ffennh Towels Heavy
pa,ask Table Cloth; Crash, Corded Skirts
embroidered ditto; Grass Cloth; perfumery
Needles; Tapes, Cords, Braids, Velvet Trimmings,
Cambric and sitt Pocket tandterchief s (; Nc.
CLOTHING.
Heavy Blanket ana Pilot oter coats: good
warm business paiatcts; frnck and dress coats
Crttcnade pants. sattinet and casime,e pants
Kentucky Jeans pants, Canton flannel and Jeans
drawers linnen shirts ditto, cotton back do
fancy bosom; uhte,-shirts hickory md check
shirts fancy and black silk and cashmere waist
coats.
SHOE ".
Ladies' Kid shoes: ditto, Morocco; Goat skin
ditto. frunetla CATERS. ditto. Fine Kid, high
heel shces aentlemen's Rip plugged and sewed
bregansi ditto, Patent Leather shoes; ditto
heavy Horse Leather, water proof hunting shoes
Heavy Russets and Black negro Brogans; Double
scie pegged bonts ditto, thick soled mud boots
Ere nch Gait skin boots Super philadelphia va
ter proof boots Misses aud Keys shoes Infants
shoes and boots. =
HATS. ..
Gents black silk Hats; Black aud Gray Sport
ing Hats; Youths Hats; Infants Fancy Dress
Hats; Cloth Plush and Glazed Cape; Infants
Velvet Caps: Water proof Glazed lahorng Hats.
Together with vatiety of other articles tct
| lang 10 be enumerated and which we invite ou'
friends and patrons TO come and examine before
! all the BARGAINS are gone.
Formerly Paul Chcrpin'a Cheap Store
sept9nim
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Endrn,der,.s and Lace Goods.

THE SUBSCRIBER has Just received his
/ assortment of Embroideries and Lace
Goods. consisting of Rich valeneiennes,
Collars and Sleeves in sets--Honiton Lace
do Embroidered Jaconet and Swiss Col
lars and Sleeves.--Emb'd. Handkercheifs---
.uaconet and Swiss Edgings and Insert
iugs-Thread and Valenciennes Laces-~
Plain and Embroidered Linen Collars
Mourning Collars and Sleeves in every va
riety, together with many other goods IN
the Embroidery Line. ~
septlS. W. II. PH1LLlfs.
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Drug store For sale.

rTHE UNDERSIGNED, being obliged 70 leave for
Europe on account Of family interests; offers
fey sale his Arothecary shop, well known - &c
c,ryine one If the best LEGATIONS IN Patton houge
II contains n complete assortment Of Medicines,
rerh,nery, Paints &c, all fresh ana In first rate
condition.
The terms NJ sale. will he advantageous SO mat
the mot "a II ef besides the rus
tom IL Of the hest. order stil more to enhance
the facilities Of the purchaser Of The Drug store
the undersigned is willing to lease for term OF
reats, either part or the whole Of his house OF
eoe IN sei the house, At the option of the puf-
rboee, fang -ag en- H. JouRDhN.
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Gbt Dallq Gnlnet.
BATON ROuGE."MOCT. Is, 1850.
H. Notice the advertisement OF Lost
In tc.day's paper,

ST. 1osErR'a Hion SrHoes,,r4A1t will be
seen elsewhere to. day, that Dr. II. ID. Wit
rlAMs has opened Male High School in
the building formerly known MS the Con
vent on Main street. Dir. WILLIAMS comes
with the best recommendation as m &c
complished classical scholar, fully comre-
tent by temperament as well as education,
to conduct such school as he has estab.
lishei in our midst He has delightful
location and ample room 70 accommodate q
number If hcanle
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lust RECEIVED the following. works
j Goo,iriches Primers and readers! Ri
bles and Teslaments, various bindings ;
Thorntou's and Jays P1ayetbooks; The
Chld's Scripture Questions, and also ;
Hright's and Gums Family Practice, Pin
iarhs Lives; raiey's evidences OF Chris
,lsnitv. Cla,k's Scripture Promises ;
Tooke's pantheen Methodist Hymns
discipIlnes and catechisms, in varrns bind
,ngs Wesey's, Taylor's-I'nrhefs w
lage- and Russel's Sermons, Moshe''n :
Church History; Bunyan's Pilgrims Pro-
gtess and holy War; A Pastors Sketches
and Pulpit Cycloraedia, hy ..-...
aupqa. GEO. NJ. HEROMAN.
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Public Hack.

TNHE public are hereby notified that the
i. undersigned puts in motion to-day, and
will keep in the service, Public Hack =
The vehicle will be in charge Of Mr. Brock,
an experienced driver, who may be found
at or near the Harvey House. Orders tor
the Hack to be at any particular place at
a certain time--ii left at either of the
stables, will be attended TO-
july29 RObI. BEAL.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-10-15

The celebrated Dean Swift, in
preaching an assise sermon, was severe
against the lawyers for pleading against
their conscienees. After dinner a
Young counsel said some severe things
against the clergy, and added that he
did not doubt, were the devil 10 die,
parson might be found to preach lis
funeral sermon. YES" said Swift,
Il would, and wound give the devil!
his due, AS did his children this
morning"
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-10-15

rT,HE ATTENTION Of families and
others is called to the stuck Of Family
Groceries, al the N F.. Corner Of Court
of Court House Square. Consumers In the
lower end Of town can be saved the necee-
sitv Of running up town as lar as Chnreh
street for a barrel Of Flour o. key ct Lard,
BY stopping here Articles sold at THIS es-
Enlistment are exclusively Of the best qnaf
TN. and will bear the closest scrutiny
Prices ,ange but slightly above quotations
msv9i M. q. BRYAN,
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FOR SALE CHEAP.

rI,wO LOTS pfgronna with the improve 4es.52ltAM
/ ments thereon consisting Of dwell l,ssss H$A
ing house, with Ave good rnotps. a front 's5s #W
gallery, a large kitchen with Servants hsszt@aish
rooms a good well and large building t"fmef'Y
occupied ne n csoper's shop, heing on Tue same
premises late owned by N. Michel, cooper, IN oat
ash ,owt. The inrrny pnpnta are only ak years
old and IN good order. Terms very liberal
Apply to JOHN ". b.FNo'u, heen,'
sapt- 10. Lafayette street.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-10-15

FrHtS we'll known Saloon and ~ ~
/ Restsurat. having uuder-%xll
gone thorough repairs, is now ar. ~~
ranged to accommodate parties, and serve
up at short notice, Oysters. Red Fish. and
other delecacies. to please the palate OF
rpnno,sseurs and bon riUanfs. The desi'e of
the proprietor, is to win 'or the Gem Saloon,
a wide sp,ead reputation as the best Restau-
rat. in the State outside Of New Orleans.
sep.s. GIN. STEPHEN BASELlSCO.
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t.o,,ayyc,tb's pet Agency.

lust received by The subscribers. who
~ are The makers pd agents. 10 Gases
Sparkling Catawba 10 Cases Try Ca'aw.
ha. The celebrity and extensive sale OF
these wines. render putting unnecessary ---
The agents would only state, that articles
If any popularity, are soon rountefleited;
Hence, those wishing to purchase wines OF
this maker, should buy them Of his only
agents here, W here they are sold on commits
SION . It is claimed io This wine that it
is healthier and Of finer aroma and flavor,
than the best French Csmpaigne. The
French mix from three TO six or more Kind
of grapes in their wine One kind Of
grape only is used in the manufacture ns
this wine, Purchasers dissatisfied with
its quality, will have the money refunded
for all returned, within reasonable time,
to The store where il is purchased
july1 BARBEE II BENJAMIN.
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LOLA MoNrEs.-We learn from the
California papers that Lola Monies
has determined to retire from the
stage in short time. Her entire col
lection of diamonds and rich jewe!ry,
amounting to fifteen or twenty thous-
and dollars, will be sold shortly at aue-
ton. L.
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-, shin George West.

ANN Lns pure and extra white Leah;
YWilU 1900 ia SNOW White French Zinc;
$50 IspSes assorted sises window atass;
100 cana Chrome Green and Yellow Paints
Zine Dryer, Ltharge, Spanish brown
Yellow ochre Whiting Red Lead;
German nack, Iapan panen and
Light Furniture vatnsh, glagiers Points,
TRAINERS Philadelphia Glue, Fttchas Sash ,oo'S
p,,eh Liners aud putty, Tor sale low at the
ua,dwa,e stcre ri MnNTAN h HUHNET,
septIp. Church street, opposite Harvey House
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Lime.

TN ORDER to meet the increasing de-
i maud for this art,cle--disregarding en-
plument, the subscribers were indsced to
order from three sources Tor public con-
vience, they now offer as received per
Maria Dening to-day 200 Bills Cape Lime
and assure the public they will continue to
receive 800 9bl. monthly.
inulI BARBEE Il BENJAMIN..
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EE- The New York Board Of I'm
derwritefs have issued the following
manifesto ION and after the FIRST Of
October the limit of grain on board
any vessel for tie winter months will
be fixed at three-fo urths her registered
tonnage"
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TO UAK gglss.

DECEIVED per steamer John !. Roe :
II Fifty Bpls surertine Flour; % Pitts
field Mills: 25 Sans Souci Brand.
These brands said to be most profitable
to the trade, we offer at New Orleans prices
to insure fair trial
)une6 BARBEE BEN! AMIN
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Hardware.

THE undersigned have been for the last
| month opening goods, direct from the
Manufactures, and are satisfied that they
have in store. the largest and most varied
assortment of Hardware out Of New Or
leans, which they offer Tor sale at their
usual low rates. Purchasers will find 1T TO
their interest to call and examine, before
sending to the city. ~
LARGHIER Il LANOUE.
sepJo Cor. Lafayette and Florida
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-10-15

STEAM ARHANeEMRNrs,---0 The corner
Of Third and Convention SITS our enter
rrising telow-ritigen "Beal" has put w
within the last few days frame building
and placed therein steam engine, for
VIVA, purpose Ia not vet named. .s
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-10-15

Missouri TopAooo.--A st. Louis
paper says that the grasshoppers have
eaten up the entire tobacco crop of
Franklin country, and the last that
was heard from them, they were seated
on the corners Of the fence, begging
every man that passed for chew
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-10-15

A RaeE WgpptNe.--The Charles.
ton Is. C.l Standard states that a
wedding took place last week at the
court house ii one Of the districts Of
that State, in which the bride was one
hundred and twenty. and the bride
groom twelve years old, Both were 10
tho prime Of life. There was present
at the nuptial ceremony son Of the
bride older than the bridegoom's ia.
Their.
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Now Opening.

A LARGE assortment Of China, Glass
n and Flint Ware, Ornamented Toilet
Sets. China and Tin Water Coolers, as
sorted sizes. Self Sealing Fruit Cans. So
lar, Hall. and Astral Lamps .
Also, just received n fine assortment. N
Rocking Chairs, Armoits, tables, &c, NC
lulyi0. j. PIPEK w
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-10-15

IL The last weekly bill of mortal
ity in Charleston shows sixteen deaths
from yellow fever, aud thirty-nine in
all. For the corresponding week
from the 10Th the 10th of September
in 1S5I--there were one hundred
and seventy-two deaths from the fever,
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-10-15

Ter On Monday, 9th inst. the
people of Connecticut voted whether
they will adopt aG amendment to the
State constitution, making judges eli
gible by the people for a term of
years. .=