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ture that will never fade change in the least to
the superiority of Cutnng's Ambrotypes. be par
ticulnr if ia want Of of these, to call at the
AABeorY pE GALLERY, No. J, Third Street. Pictures
are warranted to give entire satisfaction, and guar
antied to equal ANY in the western country lie has
got the largest and finest Gallery between ST. Louis
and Chicago with side light and sky light which nc
other GALLERY in this city has He has the exclusive
right of this patent for keoknk and Lee county All
other pictures protesting to be the counter
fei,s, aud an imposition on the public. They are
but worthless limitations Of the genuine Ambrotype,
gotten up to deceive the public. The Ambrotyps
win keep in wateras we'll rs upon the paror table
They may also be set IN tomb stones, and remain
unimparcd for ages.
g40- Instructions given In Ambrotyping, and nj
taking pictures glass. not patented to suit
those who wish to travel. He has also q large
stock Of chemicals on hand andcoliodcon Of the fin
estquslity, aud ready for use.
GALLERY Nos, Third st, keokuk, Iowa.
apr35-dtf EMERSON. Artist.
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those who Wish TO thoir grounds with small
trees which will commence bearing thssseesd yssv
after planting.
Also, Fancy 5hrubbery, Rvergrsens, Roses, 10.
Orders received at grounds, three fousths II
~ road to the Des Moinss. or BY nail, addressed
10 HuDBELL HILTON.
KSokuk, Oct a. iAw
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KELLOG. 4 RIR GE,

KELLOGG BlKGE,
IoarthHs;., near City Market,............ kEOkUk
Dealers In Family Grsccries,
Dh0DUcE and Provisions; Foreign aud bones
1 tic Fruits, Butter Eggs, Cheese, Lard, Candies
soap Flour, Sugars, Syraps. Molss.es, Candies,
Cpsss, Tea, Rice, Starch, Apples. Potatoes, White
Fash, cd Fish, Trout, MAskrsl. Oysters. Sardnes,
Crackers Spices, Kaisins, Buckets, Tubs, baskets.
Brp9ms, Ae.
We intend 10 base good supply If all articles
usually kept IN such embellishments, and by fair
aud honorable competition hope to gain share VI
the public patronage.
All article WARRANTED n represented and de-
ilGcIea free II charge 70 any part If the city
oetf dzn KELLOGG BIRGE
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for Renl,
KInli,

A LARGE sTAAl.E may be had faf the winter b,
"A Supplying coon to KELLOGG 4 BIRGE,
uetZl Funrth-sL
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New Grocery q Provision Store

W.kuNIAN 60, having established them.
NJ. selves on the south side u Fourth s,rs., No.,
70 the Market House have received large And Wall
selectei stuck Of Groceries which they respetfai.
iyeaii the attention of the citizens of keokrk ~
vicinity. Provisions and Feed Of all kinds kent
constantly On hand. All articles delivered In anv
part Of the city free VI charge. fdse ~ dtt
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test Of two yeArs, and has
not It's equal IN the Mis-
sissippi valley; and 70
the " Golden Harp" b.
ing . grssaiy improved
Premium Cook Stove.
Their assortment 1t
Heating Stoves for wood
and coal Is extensive.-
Some entirely new pat
terms, one Of which, the
/" Young America, /" .
splendid paFlor stove, r.
Gently patented. will b
found superior TO any IN.
vsntion u the Age for r.
dia,ing heat. They have
on sale ~ their store IN
st. Louis, from which
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Trey 0erAwaTo store.
HITCHCOCK = co,
SON ~ fEs nosslss Lock, l59 uMox SHOCK,
A1is &Drsse, Ksaksk, Iows,
Vhoaeenlo a1A DAtAlf DeuleYs,
a - asssiyiae lsrC 81 1s.sssi s..s.tnst 9
- whieh ~ aAAeatiea u dealers sd cssto0sfsls
ssSpsctfally invitsA.
Keoksk. 1Ay 81, 'ts-14w.
NOTICE. s
ToHH 4 MOTT, u Y Admitted I pastnss u, ~.
conducted under Is naass q Hiseiseci. 1ott 90.
cMAe. HITCHCOCK,
HENRY 3. HITCHCOCK.
THE Subscribers Are aow resolving lasss adaitisss
/ . formsr stock ol Hardware and Hsassksspia0
ware, 70 whiah We iavits N sttsstisa - Dsa1es
a.sisd HITCHCOCK. MOTT ; GO.
20 ConsFacSors, Dallaoss = 0sAosos
ME- e ssasi.iss - ss.sss.:ss 6 49, - !
vssisay = AacAani0 1ools, vhish ~ ooer fos sAls
: .. ss Mas Street. y atFo s:o norr 60.
Ea11sls1 R7SsSsvs KssSiss $40
Dsraar y.. sS ~.s:, P:.,. x...,.., s....
~ Pass, callseAss, okfmmsn, Dippsn. WasA
baslns, LsAlss, 1s1n. 0poees. Cups aa1 Selves {
nsa1D Kettle; 1Ia Kitchen Ware JaDassd CAa1-
sss s.a $500 49, .s% ss !. IT =
ss s.ss V'''' 800 HrrcncocK, MOTT ! CO.
ISXNCY Sas1slIsd CS11Ssr Esi51. eossssSia9 =
= s.ssr pail, sA.. h palls I'D iees ssan, 49,.
II silver plated. briteaaaias wAes 9atals
u, s!sssi -; = i Sss3I;. -: ..
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ing
Stoves.

thehb n
4to10
0bx
sorted cm
shetli
lido fy pan,
E Pr,edw
iowsams
spuchas rst o
scp2lyd s.
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fOR rnOrECTsON AGAlNkT mos
QIlCOGk AND Al. INSECTS.
$50 200 worth OF Property ter Salc
on Credit.

WISH 10 sell 100 festnn Johns, IN street bef 5fA
ard 9th SIS, At slao per fe8t, on l. 2s 80.
sni sears - pr cent. interest. Also 70 feet on
3d between Exchanges and Bank Sta, aud Lois i, &.
and y block Nv. 2e9, payabs la one and wo years
Also undivided one-eighth " bDsa No ls2. and
Lots 7, So, 10, n and II, in Block So l55; Also
lsg ieet rear ends of Lots 10, aud alu Block No
ID All situated in keokak. Aso 80 acres Of
Land we'll located in Jackson Township. ons-iftL
cash. balance In 2 and years.
HAWKINS TAYLOR
also want partner with from - 900 to $4,000,
who,sa good basiness man. without any Old fogy
tsndeness, TO engage In The lumber business.
July I'D III. +.
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A. cosSABLE, ero. y. sAYrn, X. coSxABLE
WHOLESALE GKOcERS,
DEALERS IN TENNESSEE IRON,
AND YoawA RpEns AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Nos. 81 4 IS
Leyee, opposite Steamboat Landing.
Have on hand full and complete stock for
fall trade To which the attention Of purchasers is
solicit ted. aug 13dAw
MATCHEs.--Ars sole agents for Pierce 'scelcbra-
1VA ted matches. City tradesuppled by the guam
BY . '"''''' pFv ooSSABEK, sHYrH sco .'
aus %
| CUNDRIES.--So Bbis. Roofing Pitch, 500 Rolls
| ~ d.. Papers, both plain ana saturated 50 Bales
Oakum, Is kegs eui and wrought spikes. For sale
y aug2s e0NNAD' 90 "
SEAMLESo sACkS,--500 large = bushei, Of
~ superior qualify. just received direct from the
manufacturers. Dor sale by
aug ~ CoNNABLE, EMYTH co.
DLASTEK PARIS AND cEMENT.-35 bills.
i Plaster Paris, 100 bbls. Cement. For sale by
aug2s CoNSABLE, RMYTH AGO.
DoWDER Pow Ice Kegs Rife Pow
1 der, 300 kegs aiming powder, 10 cases Iibcanis-
ter powder, 10 eases ~ powder. Now In our
aug Is coSNABLg, sMYTH GO.
NTINDoW GLASs.--so0 boxss various nsss
| w Fumblers, Jars, Fla Ks, &c. For sale by
aug 70 C0NNABLE sMYTH co.
|
| rNESNESSEE IRON AND BLACKSMITH TOOLS
| i Ac.--30U tons Assorted bar Iron, 200 Slabs
Plow Steel, tons Square and Octsgon Cast Steel
| ton Spring Steel, > tons German Steel, | tor
American and En- iish Blister Steel. large va
riety " Blacksmith tools for sale low, TO Msr
chants or smiths, by
| aug % CoNNABLE, SMYTH a co.
NJ UTICE.--Wil be sold to pay charges il not call
~ ed for within thirty days. Planning Machines
aud Box Machines. Received per steamer "Ssu
Young, September 10th, 1855, in the name Of Viii
| son Cross.
4 aug 70 CoNNABLE, SMYTH 4 co.
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AUm00ys A0m0ox.!
vJNHE suhacviher Aasbought the fast Saw Nill''
two miles above the city ard Is prepared 70
furnish ell kinds Of ianber {sxeept Pias) C IL
dect2dAwtf WAWkTygTAYLnk
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I sAMP FIXES Of The Red Men, or A Hundred
" Years Ase; D, J. II. 0rton. For ssie by
aag20 CAVE 4 BALLET.
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The subscribers, proprie :
tors Of the Empire Stove
Works, ST. Louis, beg
leave to inform stove
Dealers in lows that they
have es tablished a branch
of their house in keokuk,N
where they will keep con-
SANITY on hand = large
and well-as.orted stock
of
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AIIEN1lDN, LADlESs
r N0LL respectfully call the attention If the
j Ladies 10 my large ard we'll selected stock VI
Fall rnd Winter Dvcas, waieh wii sell at Cincin.
aa.l prices. Nv stock consists VI silk, straw and
sevet Bsnnsts also, rPleadid sssortmsBt oi
....,.ss. Z Az =. >, ssfr11 SssL <. ::
care. lsa will find everything ia ihs Millinery aud
Fancy business. NJ my estaaliA hmeht ~ the latest
iasn,oa. Aln also prepared 10 do all wotA ii nv
VI tr shortest notice, saeA ~ iinlug, trim
lu.ng, b.esshing, pressing aud making blnnsts d.
every lesofiE ttun to order | Will warrant all
work To give Satisfaction
Come ous, come all M ir9able 10 show goods ST
Mr.. oleany's, No. - 9hnson street, between 2ud
and I'd disoeti. opposite Ohnsrs saloon.
-eps25dI, MRr. aLENNi.
Notice 10 the 1.ndtes.
EMBROIDERED WORK dane In q II its branches.
IL in sijk. NUfstei md Cotton thread, Drcs,.
g. MantiIiaz, Nusta, Shirt EosamE Initial Letters
and whole names On faeAe' HandA ersheifs. Also,
Nets, TAPESTRY. and oil kinds Vi Fancy Needle.
work VI .de order from large sriefy II patterns
on hani at ths Pane, Store u
Mrs. KATE HEIsMANk
Second st., bet. Main 4 Jphnson.in
Julyl7-dtf DrnEam's building.
kE~kUK SLLIsTHATED.
rnnn COPIES u Balloons PetefiAl, contain
lUUU ing views, Historical skstears STATISTICS,
ae., Of kepkuk.
FOR sale q, the Literary Depot,
.Anee Johnsen Street.
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I AXE Trout, White Elsa, Mackerel and Cod
- jasl received from head quarters and for sale
a. Wholesale or retail BY
kEiisO6U 1. BlRGF
cet2l Fourth-st., next to City Market
LsAMILY GROCERIES may be found a, our
L siore, rs low ~ can b. purchased In town. aud
delivered gratis 10 any par. u the city
oct2i KELLOGG i BIkGF,
Fuurth-st
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mAmsLL 4 RALsrON,

AAmaLL 4 RAL8TON,
nEALEKsi IN Groceries and Produce, and Forward
- ing and Con- mission Merchants, So Main street,
between "a and Sd. Keokuk, lows.
wouldcAll the attention Of the ciisens of thscity
and Country Merchants to their large and we'll ~
iected stock Of Groccries They have Of the lar
sest stocks ever offered in this place, Of all such
ticles - are usually kcptin Grocery eStahliahnents
and will sell ON the most reasonable terlps. They
feel cuniden. FROM their long experience and de-
termination to give strict personal attention to bust
ness that they will meri, liberal share Of custom
noy2adw
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KDO1UK, IOWA.
FINE 0o&D All 9nvn1 MA10oae,
Pine Jsvslry, siivsr ODoons, xnlvsa, yssks,
vasvaass1 eqsAl ~ eols;
0old Psns, psssih,
Ksys, 5iss feslSs Osslsv.
Sksass, osllssss, n1ssss, yls0sb,
conhs, 1Esa.: Sosss ns.ssass,
nRsl2A&aAhsI1 49, nrs.
yHo, SIa1 sssN, lssgss 1aah.sisss, ~.
.'a. ~ Sc, : sss So s 49, 4:i..i $3.50 -
Pas4igsaas ssssjaase y 6sissa - ~ u GaA,sx.
seasiys1 s'sA sia,~. - aassassi
@|''=:
~ ~ =: Z; 1; e: :. "; M. :. 4 ca ::: :.
waAA Aseel4G. SD lslsae u ssssy 1ssafpsass
sssessee With sys sraae. -
n : W1fUuDGY
sa w.. t01gEDy
Dsalss A. ClesAs, MAsaANs 4 JswsAsv
on sIco5p s5lE1T,.
MseAhs ' O. hasoss' BankiAs ses,s.)
rTH1 s.lsss7Iss - - received iss1s n
4AA4 Alqa1tfy 1teel q aeA - Aas& -.
' - ~; - J; 80: .1s; n ~. .s.ff:. ~ r.
lec: IN. 49, CT lts, osa oaasa - l
Aaa.s. ssA 1:, ~. - p. e. hss's.
~ sssssss Ssssr ) 1ssssl:ss vs.sAiAs.,.
issb ss.Dsas9s seSspeS ~ nss Aa9ssls 81 lsss-
=; ;s st =: - 8 !, :,:s 81 Z =: 49,
.4sA.st onmnDGR 3fmn. q
~ SsSlts .ay Tsss sasursd IL. he sssrsss sss
y. 81 always vim y ksDt y
Aos. 2. nsk.--lly =. y. J01A.
nyD1s ". EanEa on, af.
~. ( I <: y 49, s.is: : 4s -
- az 6uh, xhGisslV ,Ae>oaSUs
estt4 es4es ssea y 4 tIsAs. Hasiag > isa9ex.
l1sseSsaAs a.yh saassisis, respectfully ssassss
sSspea rAkj, S,svssa JsAasos 81 IssAsas,
stsss0, ssnnssiS esssptsd b ". 0Sahan.
a.seh. A4s essI CSsassssssss.
VOUN0 MEN WA1rgD.-As sv aaA vsiaabls
~ Sssss. y ..ls. vsssS =. lai.ilisls. - g.
49, ~ &C. 70 dsss ~ fsaaasisst fssn IL 60
sas:esssas.A..-...,,
.sss - 8, 49, s' .,,, .s - .',s,s 80:
veil 70 improve tbs eSssstsnisy. vklsh vtll -
sa.gts 4 siss $1,000. - = ssssAw - -
ssliies tsse p.sssssay saaas1Asssyt y - In1ns,
80 - 80 s'a = -. AY,Ytss r~..r
korsA-v.t CT. q rttrd IsAses 8 ssaass.
NOTICRs-1As tnSsin0sass ~ 0sssssl Aass-
~ = buains. vii - sossissSA u I'll ~ tsassA-
=, ostAsneesA- west eass~ sreasA JslnDea. essA.
&c : ID. srswxsf %.
fNfELLf0BNCk sad GENERAL X9sGsy a.,
i Northwest Coyner 3sd aaA JoAnsoa, ~ Stain.
). q. sTkwAKf Eco.
Ing ACRES 4 tt1ksssa Lana, spou vAisA NJ
| lVO spls4ai4 eew MIN n fall operatios. -
.sseilsat. oft. II asevs ~ - snAs.bseAl -
ss.. e.: =: :s.- :..::s - - =. .'1 a -
''''''' is-~ s;tst s. sals w !. oo.
w III; s :; :. :. : =:
..sls o.. i ) So =
s. yAHfED AHD AeEyCn.
Is 5fsxa1T oo.I iss.lle -. -
sss p stairs. svg ~ 49, 49, = Aln nG.
\, &c. =. ssr - eirs, sasy - 'esA'ry; ol.
M D6aellnCs
a, !: =. M 4. 49,: :: e 80 =:
shan1e, Northwest soeasS = 81 JoAassn ~.
U3ldu Ia. 0IDWAe1 90.
-7-----w-s.--
I- ,0&kNSS -.
IstSMv nVHUsO1 Ase1N9A = eeee
Aya4saAA @ssf9se c2olsZse3s ~ :: sisss.
.1asslli0 aepsaA 0eaa.al AeayOase
- = = - Sei NJ 49, -.
/ V-N0 Ks W -.
Co1G1o71Ie AcENCY.
i eNm eaA1os1tees ha1e eDonel - AnoU y o.
| j ~ ~ ~ eo11oAt0 % 1dlh Al Aeesont6
03eAaA0, 8spoa1leo, kSotUssienAl nea, A. -.
81, e. AsPos9 upeo psoaD steeAtisa beane eiveo
sssstS,n.s.... a.. -, :. xa.~. - A..~sAe -
iaeaisss - Hsssisg sas!sI - Lee.asI - -
".w~AA.-.~sn.s 49, x ScYs-S ess !.
VIII ~ SSiS5S
! -, z,;ss =. :, !. -
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Mississippi Valley Nurseries,


We afs now prepared ~
furnish > general aseostr
ment u the most dssissble
kinds Of FRUIT TREES,
such - Apple. Peach. Pear,
Cherry, PLAN, osines, -.
SMALL fruits, Raspesrriss.
Strawberries, Carrspts,
0oossbsfriss, BE-, together
With any quantity Vt Cst-
awba and lsabells 0rsps
Roots.
Oar Stock Of Dwarf
Pears and Apples II very
n Il
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ELOuRi FIour.--Custoiners rely upon getting
l. Quincy, Ben,onsport, and Birmingham Flour
regularly, at So, Main street.
nov2sl HAMILL RALSTON.
(NOLDEN SikuP-In Kegs and hail bbls. Bel
NJ chcrs Sugar House Syrup, in kegs and half
obs. Raisins in boxes, half boxes Ind quarters
nov2sd uAMILL 4 RALSTUN.
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yEt.ETAKl.Gn,

GWEff Potatoes lrish Potatoes Turnips Beets
- pn9as, Cabbage, Ac., IN short every thing Ia
tA.s liNe may b. found at store 4th ST.
scf5i kFiI.uii A BTRsE
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A ppi.Es. ~ th-barrt o. mali quantity, At our
n stofe, Oh 4ih a.
oet2l KELLOGG BIR6E
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WANTED.
A COMFORTABLE Dwelling House, for which
"A win pay good price, aud make payments &c
suit the parties.
sept5d WIN. ". AUSTIN.
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+ A11 ~ 0nGAAesH Z, spss1a61
~ - = al kipAe q ueblA1A 60xp
- vssk ~ 1u1luilD, DoAM, fo2hx
sstt4 eN6ar fsea - g tDsAs. Haslag lsa9ex.
ps.isaSsa4s asth nsasstsis, fsspsstislly sSIIstb
egoeross IL !38s8 f@ #sss3 Afaa ISL ta
6Aepea 1Aiv, bsswesa JsAnsos - 1ssAaaas
stsssN, Ssenssi1 esgsp6s4 b ". 0YAhan.
xsShnk~l ev. - -
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Keep the Nimble Sixpence Roll
inn

AN receiving a large stock of frs, class goods Of
every style direct from the eastern cities, which
will be sold cheap for cash.
Come and what bargains. Hear We our cry,
and we will make glad thy home. freely invite
all hands 30 unite Friends Of Freedom, cheap, yea,
very cheap. swell the song, young and old the
strain proiong. My stock consists in part Ut the
following articles
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Great Excitesnen

euPERie8 Of all kinds done 10 order aud trim
~ ming done in any part II the city.
All orders left n the CITY Mill Store" will be
promptly attended 10.
ang - vs.. II. AUSTIN 4 co.
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II r. REEDER dsvotes his attention especially
j j.. ~ ~ baDlaes u Counsellor 1t law and Co.'S
seyanssf. He y also Notary Publie, and will ~
teod loali The duties Of that ONCE. His oRSs 70
sith 6aith vansieklsn, dealers In real estate.
Sent. yoeh. Iot1. Ts0
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NAu1ED AM MoEyCR.
a sssea ~; s. !: 1i .:;lt =. II 8
AosasJ o.. \. ". sstass e 16p1 - ID
49, - stairs. svgy ~ 49, vsSh - Ain NJ,
weA>a, boys - oiri, = dty - SeaAsTy. Gil
II yee 49, wgt. It.
4 uvasSos n Tnnf Fl 1872 = haaralns
IA Dt1ss viii - vel1 = eall y u noes3en' h.
shasos, Northwest soeasS - 81 JoAnssn ~.
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~ =. UAWAon = Sos.
4 LWAYskesp on had Z rood stock Of The hrst
"A quality u Marble, which ~ win sell 1t the
very lowest rates.
The best kinl % vovknsasAip guarsntssd, aad
orders solicited fer plain ornamental styles il
0sone or nashlA.
Shop On Thisd stssst. bst- Maia aAd BlesAsAA.
sept 6, '66-d1y
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TROY BELLS.
JUST RECEIv ED,
SEVERAL
FINE TONE
BELLS,

YnoM THE CELEBRATED
TROY POUND RVS, $1,000
and for sale by TILLINGHAST, LAM = DUBL.
octl l3S AAin-st., Eign u BroaAA1s.
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NTINDoW GLASs.--300 boxss various uxe
w rumblers, Jars, Fla ks, &c. For sale by
aug % C0NNABLE SMYTH i co.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-12-11
The Free State Felons in Kansas

Fifteen of the Free State boys were con.
vcteG altogether of shooting wiki intent t.
kill or 'manslaughter,' and sentenced to the
penitentiary for five years, to hard labor
with chain and ball attched. Only one of
them was identified by any witness as hav-
ing been engaged in the fight, in conse-
qusnce of which they were arrested. After
the poor fellows were convicted while they
were being taking back to prison, surrounded
by the Border Rutfian militia, under the COM
maAd OF Titus, they gave three cheers for
Freedom and John G. Fremont
The Kansas correspondent Of the New
York Tribune. says OF this incident 1t
may appear trifing to the unrefiecting, or
it may look like leviuy or thoughtiuIness.
1t was neither. 1t was the calm, determine
ed earnestness of men who had suffered
much Tor Freedom, and who had dreary
prospect OF suffering before them, but in
whuse b1soms the fire OF liberty burned un-
abated. In the midst of political corruption
that makes Us trembie for our Republican
institution, it is refreshing 10 me-, with
such Il .rit. There was NJ fearful crinr-
ing to the Pro- Slavery power in that hear'y
cheer. For weeks. aye, months, they had
been confined ia loathsome den, into
which death had entered among them.
They had suffered insult from guard of
impIacaOle enemies. Tney were returning q
to thai prison, condemed teions aye, the
Jrlons Of Liberty! with a fearful sentence in
expectancy; and yet. in the ardor OF undim-
med devotion to the cause, they could ex-
claim, Three cheers for Freedom and Free
m,int'
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begged her to appeal to Robe pierre to spare
her husbands life: "No will follow Dan.
ton to the scaffold, but will not humiliats
his memory before his enemy; ifhe owed
his life to be pardon of Robsspierre, hs
would pardon me neither in this world nor
the other When we parted he bequsathed
his honor 10 me; shall restore i, to him
in fact" Toward the end Of the Consulate
she married the baron Dup;n, by whom she
had several children AL of whom occupy
prominent positions on France. She bore
no children to DdntOn (though historians
assert to the contrary DantOn had. how
ever,Iwo children by his firstmarriags; they
still live at Aci,-sur-Aube. Danton's name
was never mentioned in her house. This
history of The career of Danton's widow
wou Id never have been known. Lad it not
accidentally leaked oIt last week in Paris
at the funeral of her son, Judge Dupia, of
the Cour des Complies .-Enslisa pa ~.
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Boston, Nov. Is. 1856.
From the Shelhyv.re uudl Republican. ofHov.so
Henry Ward Beecher after O Law
Ver,

On Saturday last lawyer named Cassidy,
from Eushv;lle, in this State, got into
political controversy with one of our citizens,
at the Benret House. The discussion turn
ed upon the fanaticism ofthe North and nor
thern politicians. in which Mr. G.. took oc-
cason TO say some very hard things OF Mr..
Beecher--lhat he ought to have his neck
stretched, Sc When this miniature edition
of the old "dog Noble' had barked long
enough at the "empty hole" to attract the
attention Gf everybody present, stranger
sitting near him took up the matter in de-
tense of these fanatics and took the gen-
tlemun through q process that mas. have
been something like that experienced BY an
eel when undergoing the process of being
skinned alive. When he had hsyed his
victim to his entire salts action, he took him
bv the hand. and introdrcsd himself as the
veritable DR.. Beccher himself and said thst
he was aware his neck was short, but ne did
not wish ~ have il elongated in the man
nsr h, had indicated. Alter im?a9ting to
him s,mc wholesome advice. the DE-. said
he hopad the interview would not prove un-
profitable to him, and desired to separate Or
g,od farms. IL is sail that if the Law
ever escapes practical test OF the
of h,mn, himself, it will hot be o. ''
" embraced then his escape u" "e",'
ches o, Dr.. Beecher. ''> wv
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Congressional.

After the reading of the Presidents Mes
sage in the Senate, on Tuesday, the tiue
was occupied by discussion of its merits
and the motion to print an extra number OF
copies of the Message. On Thursday Mr..
BAYARp announced the death of Mr.. Clay
TON, when appropriate eulogies were pro-
nounced by Messrs. CAss, CRIrrENDEN
and others.
In the House the time was occupied in
dispofing of the WHITFIELD csse, SO that
on Saturday the Presidents Message had
not been read before that body, nor the
decided. The latter question was post
poned until Monday, 9Th inst.