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EOA SAn.I..

EOk SAlE.
+ OTSl and IL, block II, corner Second aud Pale
Lot Q, block 20l, between Thirteenth and Four
teenth streets ON johnson. Has brick house rent
ing for SIS per month.
Anelegant two story brick house containing nine
large and c,m Portable rooms has cistsrn, etc
corner Of Eli tn and Bank SITS.
Lot ON Love II by no feet commencing 80 feet
south Of corn Of Exchange and Levee, and run
ming lilo feet deep ~ Commercial Alley ~ feet
wide.
Lots and 2, corner Seventeenth and Carroll sts.,
overlooking the entire city. Beautiful location for
private residence.
COUNTRY PROPERTY.
Highly improved Farm in Hancock county, Hi
nois, Of 4l2 acres, l20 TIMBER all under heavy
rail fence; 10 in 6ne orchard As In timothy;
meadow enclosed by separate fence 4 wells or ~
nj the barn, 80 feet by 10 feet. TITLE PEarxcr.
miles from Carthage. There is Usage hedge sur
LYNCH wooTroN.
sep20d.
House and a.ot Ter sale.
4 OF 8 in block As. This Lot Is improved with =
IL neat, one story brick house containing. rooms,
and is 10 Of the most desirable parts OF thecity
1t IL decidcdya choice place for private resi-
pence. Terms easy iIqEnr =. = woorroS
oct4-df Cor. "a and Iohnson-sts.
tx. s,cxuv. L1oYp .. sIArsos.
i RlCKEY n SIMPSON,
REAL ESTATE BROKERS' COl.LFGTOks,
a NDINvESTING AGEN is, Pvstodhce building
7 ~ trr-t.ir~t Keokpk I"~a. All Sotnr,Ai bus-
ness promptly and uliytrsnsscted. Titles Ok
! smincd.
REvKRENCEs:
Charles Parsons, Esd, Banker, ksokak;
A. L. Dcming Co.,
Gan. IL, Z. Reid,
Ford, 6orham y Ford, |"
D. w. kilbourne, Esq,
Mcssrs. Fickiin LnoAs.
M.ssrs. Rank In 4 Miller, Attorneys, "
We respectfully invite those dssirons Of invsstinl
In Real Estais 70 examine list which conpriss'
i some Of tho most desirable property In kAoksk
. which 10 oGer on the most favorable tsrms.
lima IL '56-dAW hickey ASIMP6ON.
I'LL r. RKEDER devotes his attention sspesiAli!
III. 70 the bssinss oi Counsellor ~ Law and Con
d vsyancsr. He II Also Notary Public, and Nlll q
tsnd 70 all ths duties Of that once. His s0ss
With smith vsnsioklen, dealers In resi- cstats.
Sept. 18th, 1856. ldtf
\. TTTANTED-A House and Lot o. vAoAnt ~
w exehaags for dry goods. Address KxOKul
thre1gA The PostOnes. tssps1-d
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BLACK DEnocRArsc MlsoarrIxs. The BLACK
Democracy, who have affected TO s'erown
over Ksokuk and Lee county, are in mi-
Dority Of ga here, and 247 in the county.
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LOT 10, Block 1876, on Morgan street, between
tsth and 18th, with new brick house, will be sold
low and on reasonable terms
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REFERENCES:
Err. AD. w. Ford, Bankers; Jesse Wicksrsham
Esq.; Dvs. Mc3ugin Allen; Phillips &C.,, Auc-
tionssrs Dr.. X. II. Wyman--KsoKuK.
John II. T. Jerome, Ex-Nayor; Thompson
Olesluys, Merchants !; Benj. G. Barroll, Attorney
1t Law Hugh L. Bond. Attorney 1t Law-BALrI-
MORE.
y. Carroll brewster, attorney ~ Law; Aaron
Thompson. Attorney 1t Law; II. T. CIRCUIT, Atty
PHILADELPHIA.
Dodss : Brownsll; Wn. Brown, Architect, Lee
mon kCo.-CulcAeo. 0ot13- diff
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a The report Of the murder Of Colonel
Rabbit, Secretary Of Utah Territory, unfor-
tanstsly turns out to be true. The Indians
attacked him and his men, and hs vas killed
y : tonAhawk after he had discharged oil nis
lre. arms.
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SUNDKlES.'

SUNDklES.
SuGAR Kettles from to 40 gallons Ovens snA
~ Lids odd Lids Skilleta and lids, assorted east
Iron Tea Kettles Japansd Trunks PudAipe anA
Moe Moulds; Scollofed and PLAIN Cake Pans; Tee
Danisters, square and round assorted Lard LAMPS
lin ware and Stove Pipe House, shest iron and cop
per work done promptly, in the very best manner.
septisd C0MsT0cK BR0THEks.
JAPANED WARE.
Ahp LAMPS, candie-sticks, sugar bowls, Morse
- lamps, molasses cups, dredge boxes, dust pans,
gratersssugar and cake boxes, W. Ii. trunks, tea
sAnssers, all sifes grocery do, toy cups and bas-
SETS sanh boxes, bill head eases, culienders letter
hiers, all Of which We will sell low NJ No So
scpti3d CuMSToCK a BRO.
q lDz. box conee mills at No So
W septl3d coMsTOCK BRO.
MOuse Furnishing GoeAs.
X AsfiNd spoons, tea and table do, ladies end
- swimmers. egg boilers and whiIs, cake PANS,
rice mouds, FIRE carriers, oyster and hash aisL,.
&c, at -. 'eptlsd CoMs1Ock BRO.
IOkAlRlk state. Exceis,or, Oval Box and House
Parior improved, for sale low at rs.
septi3d CoMSToCk 4 BRO.
100 pair assorted shovels and longs II So.
septlsd COMSrOCK 4 BRO.
iAA doa. fancy coal buckets, for saie very low
septiad C0MsToCK BRO.
5000 b-, sheet Zinc, Is, 80 and 80 inches vide,
a. 50. sspti3d cOMSTOCk 1 BRO.
sepiisd coMsTocK ! BRO.
800 lbs sheet copper, IT
septlad COMsTOCK 4 BRO.
kinds of ware pertaining 20 housekeeping, &c.
Stoves biackcd aud put up on short notice
House and all other kinds of job work in our line
done with dispatch All So CoMsT0CK BRO.
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u EYNQLD6' NEST axeisisg Ronaaee, WAGNER,
IN tAs WEIR Wolf; For Sale By
oat. nth. CAVE 3 BAILEY.
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q We arc under obligations 10 Mr..
Clarke for the latest New York and Philsdel-
phia papers.
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A PaoPinous To7AL.--Ths total Fremont
vote IN Lee county 10 l776,--the most glori-
oas combination Of figures in the naaional
calendar.
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$50 Acres, consisting of timber aud prairie,
partly under cultivation, and situated about miles
from the city. Terms easy.
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Timers, stock.

5000 tbs oval and oundCeppe Bo ttoms ron 70
10 inches.
1000 bdls. Sheet Iron fromNe.i4to77
1000 packages Plymouth Riyeu, iron and tin q
from oox. to IL Tbs.
900 boxes TIM plate.
800 bardles Iron wire from No % 60 No.ls.
100 gross Tea kettle breasts and from 81 to
III inches.
90 gross Pressed tin bottom sfrom $50 zach.
% De do acoiioped and plain dinner plates
% de Stove ornaments assorted.
~ DO Oval Tea pot Breast and Covers.
100 do Assorted iin'd ears.
90 do Iron tea kettle ears.
i5O do do do 40 burs.
100 do Pressed tin pot covers. s
400 do Of No. 4, J, and pewter knobs
100 feet Brass Wire Clothi
Bent spouts, assorted sises;
Perforated tin Va sheets;
Copper hivels and Burs;
Bucket andlcs;
Mallets expressly I or tinnars' use
Stove BlAcking In papers or by the ker
septl3d COMsfuCk BROTHERS.
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q. n. HUSTON,
Wholesale Dealer IN Motions ana
Fancy Dry 0oOAa.

Fancy Dry 0eoAs,
~ MAIN STREET, knoKuK Iowa.
new stock and the largest and best assorted ever
offered in the market Our stock is pure direct
from manufacturers and importers, and we pledge
ourselves to sell At prices low, for cash to god
time buyers, st. Louis any other westeYn mar.
ket.
Merchants will end Ii to their advantage TO call
and examine goods and prices before
who're. We willconsider IL no trouble TO show them
through our stock.--apr26 -dAw
4 FINE Stock of Pocket Cutlery for sale low NJ
n apr ID HUSI0N'S.
4 HEAVY stock of Cap Letter, Ladies Bath, Bath
n Post, Fancy and Commercial Note Paper, Plain
and laid Bud White and Fancy Coered Envelopes, at
apr36 HuSTON'S.
4 General assortment Of Herman silver and dou-
"A BILE plated ware, all warranted and at manufac-
turer's priocs, nj xps9S HuSTON'S.
4 extensive stock of Whips and LAshos at man
"A ufaciarcr's prices At apr26 HuST0S'S.
A LARGE lot of artihciai flowers, bud, grape
n leaves and all kinds of Millinery floods, -
aprsS HuSION'6.
rINHE Finest assortment of Ribbons ever offered in
i the market. at spr26 HUST0NS.
(SLoCkS enough TO supply the market, Of every
~ variety of pattern, Jeromes make, warranted,
and at manufacturer prices, at HusTONb
apr96
vIVHE best assortment OF Lace Wells and Drsss
/ Trimmings At apr26 hUsION's
4 LAKGk and fine lot Of Hid Gloves ri every
"A grade At aprfo huoIONs ..
A y endless variety of silk and Linen Pocket nsnd-
~ kerchiefs and cravats at spr26 HUSTON's.
I yOLD and common Jeweiry, and Cold and silver
VI watches, ut Apr26 uUST0N's.
LIVERY variety Of goods comp rsed IN the Notion
IL and Fancy Goods line ~ Illusions at prices that
aannet fail to induce purchases aud benefit the buy
| or. Call at No. ~, and examine for yourselves.
apra6
4 LAR}E assortment of Hosiery and Gloves
| n English and French hand made Mtts, very
1 fine, at apr28 HuslUN ..
,lNE largest and best assorted stock Of Embsoide-
| ry in the city at apr26 HUsToNo.
4 Huston will be found the largest lot Of lrish
! n Linens, t.aces. Edgngs, and every variety OF
| White goods, at prices that cannot be beat In s~t
| Western market apr2s
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40 Acres near Ambroaia, being part Of what Ia
called the Benton Farm" Lays very handsome
and situated about 10 miles from this city, and can
be had at n bargain.
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NTAHrED-A Aoass and Lot e vaoan. ~ =
| thse~gA The PostoAes. lssps1-d
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LSOR SALE LOW AND ON GOOD TRRMS.--Lots
L and 2, block 1855, corner Of johnson and 3th
streets; lots ii and IL, block 3oo corner Of Main
and 18th streets o3 feet In. - 1850 fest, corner Of
9th and Ridge Block 70, Ksid's addition; also, 10
aors Of beautiful land, miles from town, on the
Des Moinss Railroad. ED WELGHAAN.
oes1e -Alus Ksokrk Ioua
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LIVERY variety Of goods comprised In the Notion
Il and Fancy Goods line ~ Illusions at prices that
aannot fail to induce purchases aud benefit the buy
or. Cal. at No. ~, and examine for yourselves
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CABWs
II h. RKEDER devotes his attention sspesiAlly
III. 70 the businss Of Counsellor ~ Law and Com
vsyancsr. He Il Also Notary Public, and tlll ~
tend 70 all ths duties Of that oeAss- HIS s0>e II
With smith D vsnsioklen, dealers In resi- estate
Sept. 18th, 1855. ldn
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ron GALE.
A HALF or . whole lot for saisi In PssYy's sAdi-
"A tion, nsex lAtA d. Terms reasonable. En-
quire Of 0U0. G. DIXON,
oct39d 81 Aaiu-st.
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l0cOVDOraeiO0 NoeSco.
II NOW al vAon Il may cooscrn, that II. W
N Sample, jobs ". Clsghom, J. x. HsrsisA, J.
n. 6uliivan, john AsCuns, d. B. Smith, p. @
Wright, Charles Parsons, Guy Wells, X. n. Harri.
son, D. 7. Brigham, VIM. Leighton, VIM. Tinbsv
man, J. n. Hiatt and james &. Estes, have incor
porated hsmsslvss ard their associatss, under tn,
The daily union., 1856-01-27
LATER PROM cATJFoRNI.

Since our last issue the following despatch bearing
OF January 25th, was received from New Orleans:
The steamship Daniel Webster from San Juan de Mica
ragua on the 10th inst has arrived at this port She
brings dates from San Francisco to the bh inst
The steamship Star of The West had sailed from San
treasure.
The California news is generally unirnportant
severe shock OF earthquake was experienced at San
Francisco on the I'd inst ~.
The trial of Cora for the murder OF Gen Richardson
was in progress. 0..
Attachments had been issued against Lucien Hermann
Sl50,000. =
The Sacramento Valley railroad had been opened a dis
lance OF twenty-five miles. .".
The news from the mines Is OF an encouraging nature
and new, rich dggngs have been discovered Amer
lean river.
The San Francisco markets were dull the demand from
the interior being light In -four and grain the trapsac
uons we're 10 q limited extent
The arrivalsat San Francisco from Atlantic ports com
prised the ships Matchless Wild Rover Winged Arrow
ana frying Fish from Boston the Golden West Midnight
and Morning Star, from New York and the VIM Sturqes
from Philadelphia. %
Oregon dates to the goth OF December Nothing had
been heard from Col kinneys party which had left 10 at
tack Fort Wala Wala which il the possession OF the
Indians. fVss0s "
In northern California Indian depredatiops stl con-
tinued. 49,
George NJ. Chase United States consul at La Haina
dead. " - ''
FROM Nicaragua we learn that Col Walker was reccv-
og accessons by every steamer and bis effective Of
Americans was about eight hundred and fifty men.
The daily union., 1856-01-27

adherence to the measures Of 1880 both m principle and
su6aNes the settled policy Of Congress upon all such
matters That the people Of all sections will come u
mAe and that before long TO this stand cannot permit
sell TO doubt Let hear more then OF repeal Let
US organize this body upon national basis and national
sentiment Let us turn attention 10 the business OF the
country which appropriately belongs 10 us-yes, SIR the
great and diversified interests of this truly great and grow
ing country OF ours about which We talk and boast SO
much aud about which have much reason 10 talk
ana boast Let us look TO the fument Of the high and
noble mission assigned DO not let The party watch
words OF Liberty and freedom for the black man. which
some gentlemen seem always ready TO repeat cause you 10
forget or neglect the higher objects and duties Of govern
ment These relate essentially to raes their we'll
being their progress their advancement Let the inferior
IN midst take that position for which by wise
Providence twas fitted, and which an enlightened and
Christian civilization in the different sections of
mon country may think proper TO assign IL.
Mr. Clerk we bear great deal nowadays about Amer
icansm, and by not few of those too who call them
selves par e1eeencs republicans. Now, SIR has Ameri-
ca-"llh her hundreds OF millions OF foreign trade, and
millions almost beyond count Of internal and domestic
tradewith all her incacaabe resources of commerce
agriculture and manufactures in state of rapid develop
menhas America the asy ylum of the misruled misgov-
erned aud oppressed of all cimes the home OF civil aud
religious liberty the light Of the world and the hope of
mankind higher objects to occupy attention than
those questions which, whatever may be their merits
touching the condition of the African in the several
States and Territories do not properly come within the
purview Of duties to look after here 2quesons the
discussions of which this bail have possible effect
but to create agitation, stir up strife array State against
State section against section and to render the govern
ment by suspendng lis legislative functions incapable
practically Of performing those great and essential ecs
for which alone it expressly created.
These views submit 10 the oonsiderae attention of ALL
shall trespass 40 longer upon your indulgence. thank
tte toaso for their kindness in hearing must apollo
gze for the time have occupied the floor. | had no idea
when rose of speaking ten mnntes barely wished to
say to the gentleman from Tennessee Mr. ZoILCorrER
that those gentlemen from the South who had voted for
the Missouri line could not because of such votes, be
justly held considered the advocates of the eonsIu
tona power of Congress to prohibit slavery the Terri
torres and but for his extended reply bringing out
matter Should not have taken up the minutes alo
ted ~
The daily union., 1856-01-27

iHR WHALING TRApE--We are indebted TO the WhaC.
mans shipping List for the following statistics OF the
orce Of New Bedford for the year 1855 The number Of
American vessels entered from foreign ports was l49 for
eRn vessels l9-making total of 16s OF which IOi
employed IN the whale fishery, and Gi in foreign trade
tuy-one OF the vessels were from the British province
Amount Of duties received on merchandise imported
&7A1a GA
The daily union., 1856-01-27

Total value Of the whale 6shery......... CO6O,ss9
The whole number Of projections granted to American
'camen during the year was 2,272.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-08

No'firgs wtrr 621 ahead on che Guberna,orsl vote
Ih' prreeDt Democratic majority il l5o al entire gain
oldham gives Democratic majority Of i25, gam
ID Heary County tho Democratic gain is 253; ma.
Ionty the yehr rs.
Harrison County gives the Democrats 60 m,jority,
and clear gain of 232.
In Hat County the Democratic majority is 800 a
gam o. n.
Benton county returns Democratic majority OF
The Counties Of Barren, Newport and Covipgon
are also reported to have returned Democratic
msjoritics.
ln "oodfold County the Americans have majority
o 57l-s gain Of 2ii over the vote for Governor az
III. l6st election
PenOle'on gives IN American majority Of 2OO-a
Ioss Of 223 from the vote of 1855.
IL Henderson County, the American majority is so
lose ri, ce last year, IA.
In Hardln County, the American lose il heavy-the
majority at Present being but 800, against SOS lag.
year.
Glasgow gives m American majority of 40, Shelby.
vile do. lj5, and Frankfort lO2.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-08

i-eue in eocort aDce will our convictions, am willing
10 keep every other i.sue In ab-yance ill ths the
rreattet Of them al, involving indeeo nation Al
existence sbsl he decided. We tod thst our part
il sectional. What is the language of our cspdd.te
on Ills point Listen TO the closing phrase of hs
letter of Acceptance;
.'Ty,t that have heart capable Of conprebe,dns
bnI. cnGury with lie vsr-d ineres and conn tent that
rs exists IN all parts Of the Union sccspt the nodrs
op OF ,our Convention in the bope that may be enabled n
.ervs useful, cause which consider the cause - eon'uS
"Is there ANYTHING sectional IN this Ny friends,
we know thos- who oppose u 10 be altogether gee
touA in II cir views seeking 10 promote the extenTon
c ULTRA Southern policy and power We oppose t1eir
vews We cese 70 govern the whole couGtry Justl ',
th6t every part Of usy prosper and that oui go
rous fag may wave forever in peace the 7ymool OF
Union Of protection over us and our descenoants
lhese obj eta are sure would De pronC'ed oy tAe
election 10 the Presidency of Colonel Fremont Mel
thtr nust we, in contemplating the magnitude o' 'h'
hlst Office in the Republic lose sight of The importance
OF having suitable occupant of the second the 10
Gun belt Of which has or two occasions in our h''oy
been called by Providence discharge the duties OF
President. Fortunately, in William l.. DAYTON ot
N.w-Jtrsey, We have candidate for Vice President
H stsndard fully equal to all the requirements or
contingencies OF the poet. He Is neigh Dor; we al
Bho" Dim 10 be experienced in the duties of ppoic
hie an Upright Juoge aud able legislator; sound IN
mt ras ara IN political principles especially IN toe
great prDcple Tor viii b we contend; hrm 10
pnIpote, OF good judgment and of pure heart. vii!
bot wase my tiibe nor yOurs IN eulUgZlng hlm. Let
US, ilep, telowci'izths, 90 TO work at once, AM
heartily, Ike men who lave before them the noble
tssk Oi redeeming their country from misrule and
placing its free institutions beyonl future dangers"
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-08

.nhm,..,oD TO INSULT from gentlemen AND ''''" "
they rcstnt
The zane authority says; .,.,, ., III. Moth we're
"'It ia geurs tine toat nov. "a not Gentlemen in d,'
SOW s,is" We hope that this Herbert 'H'' VIII
dsnce ,.i3 take notice. Ih'N "'ur'
.uemen in dsguiser This larguage 0' Born and bred
arocrscy has ie3se "S 'SI'@ aoSn % labor a. honorable
to toll, have lea,p.S hre1 70 Many TIME have moist
Al SC1SST% c w1b Se sweat brow "%d IN ,sS
workshop have P1aSSs P.na S2 must despse my fa'h'r
look upon labor a. % e., Of nv origin aud all the past
ard mother. ,sa nut This cannot do. But one tnoe
year of my me- sveI cease to dcspise and eohor an in
ss' u r 4ss9s, s rsS sSo en,sa5
men, ana ,o,tIv ,c" coutlemsn | would rather have
ipg ana seaif Tie peace Of mind and the hope OF
Heaven as Of one hardy son OF toll than al the wealth
,bss sneys bought and sold ever earned H.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-08
MISSOURI ELECTION.
ST. LorI,, Thursday, Aug

ST. LOrI>, Thursday, Aug. I, le5b.
The official vote of this county is follows:
For Governor-Benton, 6,3G3; Ewing, American.
47l3; and Polk, Democrat, 2,7Sl.
For Copgress-Blair, Benton Democrat, G,o33; Ken
Iett, 5,549, and Reynolds 2.lsl.
IL st Francis County, Polk majority is probably
ioO ard Caruthers, Democrat, for Congress, about
the same.
Howard County gives Polk 200 majority.
Lincoln County is reported 200 majority for Polk.
st Genevieve gives Caruthers l65 majority over
10th competitors.
Cooper County gives Ewing about 100 majority over
Polk.
WAsHISo1oS Thursday, Aug :, l'5d
1t was understood that Mr.. Kennett, member OF
Congress from Missouri has received dispatch from
ST. L. us informing him that he is certainly reelected
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-08

teubr ~ large majority end that toe vote for Fro
n ort wi as'opsh hi. ensmies Never WA such Do
htica ertl dssm seen 10 Msine.
- On Tueeday next, the Hon. David Wilmot Is 70
address Fri T. ee.irg at Corning. NY.
"A good work for Freedom and Fremont Is going
on IN EeteN County in this State.
Dr. traDc'o'i The Connecticut mlneraoglst. o.
ways Democrat, bas abandoned Buchsasr and hi
list'oim accepted the Presidency Of the Mdtleto~n
Fremont Club, and subscrbed for lCO copies Of Fro
mont campaign paper.
There is not single Fillmore paper Vermont,
and II : underso, that there will b. no Fillmore ticke.
IL The fed in that State. OF the political rew.papers
in the Mountain State, % support Fremont ard five
are for Buchanan.
A, a Buchanan rally in Cumuinsv'Te, Hamilton
County Ohio 80 person. were preset. After the or.
eanizs;op, The Commercial states tha II Democrats
withdrew and organized Fremont Club
-Tic Nonroc Mich. Comnyc,ai one Of the old
ct pemocrstlc papers in the Sste, thir week hauls
down the niger drivers flag. with the name. Of
tie Cincinnati cand.dates aud runs up Ftemon, aai
Dayton.
-Tke Mtridcr Conn Transcript gives q LIST Of
prominent citizens Of that town who have left the
Buchanan psr,y and support Fremon, among whom :,
Charles Parker, a De nocratc Elcctor 10 1889.
The Washington O1gan the leading Fillmore
paper in the country says "Itiocy likely to ensue
to Mr. Sumner from the softering Of tie brain"
T. which TIE Baltimore Republican, leading
Buchanan paper adds, Good shannon might
,tl all that il cottsired in this arocious sentiment;
hut even he would hardly have ofrontory nough to
avoNt.
- Tie Cia, 'ssfor Erenlns NtNs i, supporting Bu-
char ST. and Breckenridge. That paper has heretofore
been al advocate Of Americansm,' and It's edtor,
John Cunninsbam, esq was delegate to AID one Of
'he Wee Presidents of the irst rlr radslpha KNOX,
Nothing Convention. Tie Ncr Bedfoyd Mas Ez-
press, The Know Nothing organ, has recanted, and
hosted the dag Of Buck and Breck
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-08
THE LATEST NEWS By THE ASIA.
rBy Telegrop6 from Londoa 70 L'eerD00''l
Lospos, Saturday, July 26, 1886.
THE AMERICAN QUESTION.

Tie following is from TIE Morni"g Adrertiser'
The American question may now be regarded a.
;,n.Iy settled. We believe not wr, pg in pre-
narp our readers for uncement to THE fleet
n the speech Of her Majesty on the prJrogston OF
Parliament Tuesday next The terms agreed on
are 'tLat the Bay Island. 10 be given oy MS
sto Ilobdwss In return for our banding them over
10 the Rspub ic Of Honduras the Government OF that
Republic plfcges Itself to give them over
TO any other power o. TO allow suy other powers
to interfere IL their eiiairs. America heafiy sci-
in this emeJt oi this que stloD and lons ur 10
ifiparte treaty with the GovelDmen; OF HonI. fas
fol- carry Ing the conditions OF agreement INTO enect'
France also oonsent.tg part} TO the em' ~,
AID has expressed ter resdn.-s to sen the uea!
deemed Lecesary."
LoaDoN. saturday, NooD.-Consols Tor aec'uA'
close at 95i.
LATEST LIVERPOOL MARKET.
LIvERPoOL, July 90, p. m.-MesSis. knhau''p.
speIce & Co report BRtADsrr'r' quiet: "F'"''
showtry, but the ram corfpei 70 TN. loca''i
PRoyI5Ioss witLou. change.
Corros quiet at yesterdays qd0tA.''-S'