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DUBLIC notice is hereby given that the 18th
i day Of March next, in front of Charles Par
sons Banking House, in the city of keokuk, be-
tween the hours of and clock, will sell at pub
lie auction the following real estate, namely Lot
one o. block eight 81 of the cty of keokuk Iowa,
and tn south half of the utheast quarter and the
east half of the southwest quarter of section Thir
y-four in Township sixty Ave, Range six t6) in
Clark County, Missouri Is. $. L. /, and Il. s..
W. S. "a, /. 65, K. 6, Clark County, Missouri
Terms of sale one fourth cash remainder in four,
eight and twelve months with Six per cent. interest
Title good and warranty deed given by me.
J. +. EDDY,
febl3ddwtsale BY RANKIN 4 MILLER.
HAVING PURCHAskD
fIFHE stock of Furniture Of Mr.. X. WILSEY,
i will sell the entire lot at very low figures du
ring the next five weeks, to make room for Spring
stock. For extraordinary bargains in Furniture
cali either of Mr.. Wisey s old stands, or at the
Gate City Furniture Rooms, No 1873 Main street.
Feb l3-ddw G. :. ABBOTT.
Notice.
/ HAVE sold my stock of Furniture. and entire
/ interest in the Furniture business, to Mr.. c. s..
ABBOTT, of the Gate City Furniture Rooms. l thank
my friends and customers for their many favors and
cordially recommend Mr.. Abbott to their future fa
yor and patronage. r. WILSEY.
Feb l3--dtf
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A Hymn ana. RENE mbrance.

The following hymn by Vim. c. Bryant,
originally written for celebration Of
Forefathers' Day. in New York, in 1889,
cisco, on the oath of December last 1t has
been sung there before, for all that We know
But we happened to think just now, as we
clipped it from the columns Of San Fran
cisco paper, what our thoughts were when
we fsrt read it, IN 1889 Then, we had no
people on the Pacific. We looked forward
to the time when this hymn should prove pro-
phetic,-whtn the sons of the pilgrims should
be scattered all over the territory between
the two oceans. and the coast of the far
Pacific should be lined with the monuments
of Saxon industry, and the descendants Of the
Puritans should annually celebrate the tri-
umphs OF Saxon patience and Saxon power.
1t seemed great while then to look forward
to. We knew it would arrive some day; in
our own time, perhaps, but not probably
What miracles Of gold and growth have as
tonished the world since then! 1t is but q
little time since, but already this beautiful
and solemn chant comes back to us from
an Ell D orado no longer fabulous, to tell us
that '<the children of the Pilgrim Sireso
have extended their dominion to the farther
oc can
Wild was the day, the wintry sea
Moaned sadly on New Eng and S strand
When first the thoughtful and the free
Our fathers, trod the desert land.
They little thought how pure the light
In time, should gather round that day
How love should keep their memory bright
How wide realm heir sons should sway.
Green thetr boys, but ereener still,
Shall round their sDTeGdiHg fame be wreathed
Andreglons, uHtvod, shall thrill
With reverence when hair names are breathed
Till where the sun, with softer fires,
Looks on the vast Pacifc's sleep,
The children IF The Pilgrim SpeS
This hdHotrcd dag, IKE us, shaHktep
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Office.

A copartnershlp heretofore existing between the
"A undersigned, in the Boot and Shoe Jobbing bus
mess, in the city Of keokuk under the style Of
Thompson stevens is dissolved by mutual consent.
The business Will be continued at the old stand by
William + Thompson, who will attend to the settle
men and collection If ali debts for agai the late
firm. w. F THOMPSON
keokuk Feb 4th, 1856. c. G. STEVENS.
larg. variety If Mons Womens', and BOYS
Shoes hand, which are offered to the trade per
cent lower than the be sold after my spring
purchase. fine article Of Mems Congress gait,rs
good variety Of Mems md Womcns' rubbcrs Mt the
old stand on Sd street. w f. THOMPSON
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Office Of Keokuk Gas Light A. Cay

Once of keokuk Gas Light a.,d COZ c.
January END, 1855. soo
WE following articles Constantly or h.oa na
for sale for cash only 0n manu- anu
COKE 81 best quality, soe per bur he'll
Toai sack ior biaoksmiths u D. 25c per bushel
per gallon, the purchaser fp rnishnr eask 70 nm, i,
"S N'" w Pa' -
and Blondeau -AA'A
- =, SoAc oi the above articles delivered from the
o"s "oths without an order from the Office
an23dif
agricultural Ha nk OF Tennessee
A/ :. viii receive the notes Of the above RanL nm
-. deposite as other currency
A. L. DEFINING 4 Co
hanserS ard dealers in Exchange, Main street.
lsn1edim Times and Post copy m
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fIsHE undersigned. Committee of invitation, APP
L pointed at meeting of the Old Soldiers, recent
~ convened ut heokuk for the purpose of organizing
and Incorporating "0ld Soldiers Association, =
and for the purpose also, Of celebrating in suita-
BILE manner. the 22nd Of February next being the
anniversary Of the rth-day of the Father u his
Country, they therefore invite all those who served
IN the war of 1872, the several Indian wars and thai
with Mexico, 10 unite with in said celebrat ion.
A We have NJ means of knowing the names If those
residing IN this or adjoining States, take this
IN thod of invitation and respectfully ask the pa
pers TO give this notice favor conferred upon
those who have led their country.
SAMUEL K CURTIS,
ID. l.. MGiUGIN.
w, NJ. g. TuRhENCE,
febI2 Committee
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1t was supposed that after the return Of
Dr. Kane, long period would intervene be-
fore another Polar Expedition wonld be fitted
out: but now the open Polar sea invites an
explorations; science calls aloud for it; our
geogra ply needs il. Shall We have it2
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THg DEs MoiSgs NALLkY Vino is issued from
ais office every eduesday has extensive and in
creasing circulation thr lugnout the DesMoines VAL
ley well as in the rest Of tie State and the Uni
t d States and as medium If advertising il not
surpassed, Subscription price $l,50 per annum in
advance
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rNHE KEoKuK MENDELssoHN SOCIETY vi

rINHE kE0kUK MENDELSsOHN SOCIETY will
1 give concert Mt the Baptist Church, Thurs
day evening, Feb. 18th, 1856
PROGRAMME.
FART FIRST.
Chorus, Holy is the Lord, Mozart.
500, "Ihis is the Lord own day" Mr. Gage, Otto.
Quartette and Chorus, Jerusalem, Johnson.
Chorus Lord of my salvation DE Monti
PART SECOND.
Chorus, praise We the Lord, Mozart
Solo, "Ev. ; Lamentation, Miss Cieghorn, King
Chorus, " rhe multitude Of Angels Ring.
Qpintette Chorus, Tho the Sinner bloom, Rossini
Solo and Chorus, Mighty Jehovah, Bel,ini.
Tickets so ceDts each, 10 be had at sbell's M nsc
Ro4tna.
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ExGov. MEDnL.-The Ohio S,dtes,nan
says that for the last year or two Gov. Me-
dll's health has been at times very poor. and
that he has taken a winter trip to Florida.
with the hope Of being benefited by that
climate,
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Si,t5O,Ooo ~!

INSURANCE Companies for which the under
L signed - Al mt, represent capital of One Mil
lion One Hundred and Fifty Thousand Dollar
They are safe reliable and prompt, and among the
best in the country.
Fire, Life, and Marine Policies issued on applca-
tton at the office of WIN ". BELkNAP,
febI In I'd street ar Main.
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MEETING WITH A WirE.-The following in
teresting incident we copy from California
paper
''The arrival Of an ocean steamer is always
the scene of large crowd of spectators at
the wharf One afternoon, when the Pana-
mn came in, n tall individual from the noun
tains, who unfortunately had no ticket to Sc
cure him admttance on the dock. stood out
side Of the gate, watching through its open
panels with great anxiety, as if he expected
the arrival of some dear friend. After u
full hour thus occupied, his heart gladdened
by The approach Of small furniture wagon
containing several women. among whom he
recognized the features of one that made him
utter an involuntary ejaculation.
'sThe gate was swung back and the wagon
passed out. He worked his way up to it
amid the dense throng Of people, and ex
claiming s'Sarah - attracted the attention Of
young woman seated alongside the driver.
AS soon as she behed him she answered
"John," and losing all control over herself,
fell forward on the haun hes Of the horse,
from which she rolled sideways into the arms
Of fond husband.
despite the general merriment Of the
crowd, Sarah and John held each other for
a moment in a close-locked embrace, after
which their lips met and they INDUCED in a
perfect transport Of kisses. who cares p
said the honest spouse, as she resumed her
place on the seat Of the wagon. sWho cares
If they do laugh. He's ms dear husband and
III kiss him if all the world stood by!
'Nobe hearted woman. That was "A proud
sentiment, and did her heart great honor in
its utterance.s
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GT~ Some u the southern papers are be-
ginning to regard wiki some degree Of alarm.
the doctrine Of popular sovereignty. The
Richmond Mig says
" IL ~ ONE 81 the most daboljcal modes
q invading southern rights that Yankee rns.
cAltg has invented Open and ondseuiaed
abolition was far more respectable and less
dangerous.
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GODFREY 4 SNOW.

GToRAGE, Forwarding and Commission Mer-
~ chants, and General Freight Agents, Front St.
between Vermont and Broadway, Quincy, Illinois.
HH~ Property directed to care, viii be forward
ed with dispatch, and orders and consignmens will
receive immediate and careful attention
Refer to fiagg Savage, Moore, Hollowbush d
Co, Henning Co., Quincy; Page Bacon, st. Lou
is. ian2hd2m
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4 TIORNEf and Counsellor at Law, keokuk City,
L n Iowa, Office corner of Main and Third streets.
Promp, attention given TO the collection Of debts
Agent for the purchase and sale of real estate
Refers 10 Chancellor Walwerth, Saratoga. N Y;
Hon. Walter IL. Lowre, Pittsburgh Pa; Hon. Lew
IS Cass, 7. :. Senate; Hon. 4. Brown, Kalamazoo,
Mich Laurn Dewey, prcs't X. Mt. y. a NJ. X. r.;
Prof Wells r Marsh, keokuk Russell d Co,
Propretors of the ST Charles Hotel, kevkuk dlw
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TnE END or ArLANTA.-We publish this
morning the report of the select committee
Of the State Senate Of Georgia upon the
" Atlanta Bank" The report, says the At
lanta Examiner, is made by three of the
most eminent lawyers of that body, and is
conclusive upon the point that the charter
has been openly violated from the day the
bank commenced business. We commend
the report aud the resolutions to our citi-
zens. They bear US out in the assertion we
made six months ago, that before the spring
of 1856, the charter Of this bank would be
declared null and void. Let all persons,
therefore, put away Atlanta money without
DELAY. Touch it no longer. We may expect
any hour the intelligence that the institution
has ceased to exist. Have nothing more to
do with Atlanta. Il Chicago Times.
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Especial attention. given to Insurance Of
fhhh fhoPFHIl, DWELLINGS AND OUT
BUILDINGS.
| Aeok Es such buildings or contents on favorable
L terms Tor or years. Insures stores Ware.
houses buildings or Contents and Personal Proper
~ generally.
LOSSES EQUITABLY ADJUSTED AND PROMPT.
LY PAID IN CASH
Tins company is a joint Stock Association organ
'Eed under special charter granted by the Legsls-
lurs or Wisconsin, With authorized capital Of
Sooo,ooo One hundred thous and dollars of which
= PAID m and securely invested in bonds and mort
Cages The Company being thus securely organized
upon hrm basis the directors take pleasure in re-
commencing 1t t. pubic favor, as worthy of conf
fence and support, with the assurance that all loss
es shall be promptly and hpnorabiy adjusted. As
this Is purely Stock Company no mptuaI business
Wall be done, nor premium notes taken.
OFFICERS
~ NJ donaldson pres't. w. 7. GIBBS n Sec'y
}. W. Eddy, Vice pres't. A. Gibson Gen Agent.
dec z'd5m W. +. TURNER, Ar NJ
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QuTTE CoxPLINESTARy.-A correspondent
Of the Louisville Times SAYS, a few days since
Lieutenant Governor Ford. Of Ohio, visited
New York and put up at the Aston House
Greeley called upon him and found him in
his room in bed After talking short time
90 the general topics, Greeley exclaimed -
" Governor, YOU are not quite such looking
imam ~ expected TO see.' eIf YOU are
more disappointed ~ my appearance than
an r yours, ! commIserate you" replied
the Governor,
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Ne ~ Grocery & Provision Store.

~ Grocery & Provislon Store.
w. RUNYAN & co, having established them.
~. selves on the south side Of Fourth street,
t. the Market House have received a large and we'll
selected stock Of Groceries which they respectful
ly call the attention of the citizens Of keokuk and
vicinity. Provisions and Feed Of all kinds kept
constantly on hand. All articles delivered in any
part of the city free of charge. dec 90, diff.
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Washington, Feb. /.
Cullom, clerk of the House has appointed
". 7. Ingram, of \. y, chief clerk.
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FIRE! pIuE, x,.D,

FIRE FIRE! FlRF
kJoLlClEs Of Insurance issued 81 -
following sound Offices Aah i"
Star Insurance Co., New Ye
Commercial Insurance CO *.
Ktna Insurance Co. b ot, houis'
Mound City IAsuras~ artford.
Dwailincs ip.v, france Co.. Hartford
jy low rates. red for term Ut years at extreme
made by All ihiofm u, on, gssn anu suI'ess
,.., Office corner Main and Second SITS
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OR SAID

A NEW House and Lot, corner Of Morgan and
Second streets, beautifully situated for dwell
ling house. Inquire of the owner, Edward Num-
or Il. j. Zwart on Morgan, buween 80 and .tn Sta
January "a. dim
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Guthrie SENTINEL Such is the name of
anew Democratic paper mailing from Panora,
Guthrie county. II but a" broth of boy''
at present, but will doubtless grow up with
the county, which now contains, as the Sen
tinelsays, over 1900 people, and is rapidly
increasing.
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Home

INSURANCE COMPANY.
Once No. Wall Street, Ser York
Cash Capital, ssoa ann ~,
Amount of Assets, go ocs
Amount Of Liabil Titles, e.. 800 80
I'Hls Company Liners from most Others Il hay,ns
apdd up capital Of $500 900 90 and no div
genus are made TO stockholders without first proyid
ns hot 'ne ahearned premium on all outstanding pol
icies, IN addition to the capital
CHASE. MARTIN, Pres.
jan25d3m VIM TYRvrp
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JAMES W FINLEY. W {. FusKHousRR.
FINLEY FUNK HOISER.
DRODICE, Commission and Forwarding Mer
chants, corner of state and South Water street
hicaeo H. f.bl2dtf
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REMOVAL.
The Byron Clothing Store.

NJ HoFFHEIMER has removed rom the corner
~. Of lst and Main street, to I'd Main, in
draham's Building. | offer my ST ock Of Cloth
ing, Gents Furnishing Goods, &c. from to 10 per
cent. below cost, to make for a larger and inner
stock Of clothing. Call and see it is TO your own
advantage n. HOFFHEIMER
Janibd6w Second Main st
NNILLIAM JAREMAN, Horse Fla rrier If thirty
w yearsexperenee. Residence ON 9th, between
Main and Johnson
jan22d3m
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FUsIoN.-lt is a horrible thing for the
friends of Freedom to lay aside all minor
sentiments for the time, in order to unite on
common grounds to restrain the extension of
Slavery and restore the original spirit of our
governmental policy, but il Is all right for
"South Americans and Democrats to
" fuse" on q Slavery candidate for Speaker.
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CHARACTERISTIC PALTRINEss. - Senator
Hale attended public levee at the White
House recently, accompanied by his wife and
daughter The President received the ladies
with urbanity, but turned his back upon the
husband and father in manner to make the
indgnity marked and unmistakabe 1t is
gross act of incivility and ill-breeding,
such as has never disgraced the White House
before, but is in perfect keeping with the
character of the little thing at the head Of
the Government for the time being,
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Davis e Price,
House, Sign, and mental

fffNIEHS
RAINERs and Paper Hangers, Shop on Blow
- deau, between 4th and 18th streets Keokuk
ian1idGw6m
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Franklin Fire and Mar GA
INSURANCE COMPANY.

CAPITAL $500, 900, CASA PAID IN 400 zoo
Invested according to the Law Of Illinois,
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TWENTY FIVE boxes No lemons for sale A.
4 deel4 HUSTON, HAWKINS Il HUhToN'p.
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Plantation Mili..Price Reduced.
TNHE subscriber has purchased exclusive right Of
Of territory for sale in the West Of the above
celebrated Mills, and is prepared to furnish them
all times, either wholesale retail guaranteed iu
the most positive manner.
1t is now more than year since the Little Giant"
was introduced TO the public, during which time it
has been constantly growing in the popular favor.
The improvements recently effected and patented
make il the most perfect machine ever offered or
general farm 1t is furnished complete ready for
attaching team. and weighs follows No. ], 225
No z, $3.50; No. 3, 400; No. 4, 500 pounds. Twenty
minutes sufficient 10 set up, without mechan
ical aid and when nd listed. IL with safety
be entrusted to Il boy. Full directions accompany
each mill.
PRICES.
No. S35, and will grind bush. meal per hour
with horse
No. 2, $40 and will grind 10 bush meal per hour
with horse
No 3, $50, and will grind IL bush meal per hour
with horse.
No. 4, $50, and will grind 20 bush meal per hour
with horse.
2er-~ Liberal discount TO dealers.
JAMES Il. CHADWICK.
No. 63 Locust st. between ID and Sd
~. Louis, Mo.
For sale by j Il. C0PELIN, Esq, Keokuk, Iowa,
at st. Louis prices, freight added. feb. l6. 'j6w.
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DROWN and tan eoiored hats, high and low Gro wu,
- of every style and quality, Jast receyed by
ocl23dwtf ID. r HUMPHREY GAGE
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ESlNk hundred dozen plush caps, just ted Ct
l. the store Of h. f. HI MPHEY 4 GAGE
act93dwff
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Especial attention. given to Insurance Of
FARM fhoPEhIl, DWELLINGS AND OUT
IN
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uANING determined, hereafter. 10 do exclu-
l. slyely cash business retail department,
are prepared 10 sell all kinda OF alta, Caps Bon
nets, DC, at greatly reduced Rrices. Our stock is
very complete, aud Keep nothing but the
best grades of goods always have the latest sy les
and will sell lower for cash than the grades
sold credit. So come on with your dimes
~ All kinds of Millinery work done to order,
at tue shortest notice.
Oct. 2G diff. ID. Y. HUMPHREY d GAGE
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TWISTING a new Hat we have just received per
w Express IL dozen Soft Hats Of Superior quail
ity at the "Great Western Emporium"
b. F. HUMPHREY GAGE.
August | l. 1855
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FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN.
4 three story Brick Store House, on NJ air
"A street, will be sold on long time. Apply to
VIM. W. BELkNAp,
feb8n Real Estate Agent, I'd street,
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nNE thousand Bpnnets, If all styles and qualities
~ at u. Y. HUMPHREY GAGE
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INHREE hundred dozen wool and fine hats u every
L style, at DE-. HUMPHREY GAGE.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-02

HR1RT-RESDI;G AcCIpEST.-A most lamcnta-
bic accident occurred on the Erie Railroad, near
SIoatsburg, about So miles from New York, on
Friday evening, about six o'clock, whereby two
young girls lost their lives, and another was bad
~ injured. It appears that the three girls, who
were all between the ages of ~ and II years,
we're returning home from work, walking on the
eastern track. When near the SloatsbuTg Sta
ton, they observed a freight train coming east.
and Immediately crossed over upon the other
track. From the noise made by this train,
they did not hear the approach of q train GO
ing West, and before they were fully aware Of
their fearful situation, they were struck by the
cow-catcher, went under, and the cars passed
over them.
Their names were - Acker, Catherine f.
Wilson, and urTitt. Miss Wilson was
instantly killed. Her skull was badly fractured
and ono Of her arms completely severed from
her body. Miss Acker was picked up alive, but
died within an hour. Both herlegs were sever
ed Just above the knee. Miss Merritt was toss
ed off the track, and received several very Sc
Tere cnts about the head. When our informant
left, but little hopes of her recovery were enter
tanned.
An inquest was held upon the bodies this
morning, when q verdict was rendered involving
the engineer of the passenger train. The jury
found that the engineer did not stop the speed
Of the engine, when he saw the girls, but only
blew the whistle. 4 warrant was issued for his
arrest, but he gave himself up.
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CoRs N CmcAco-SrxngR ANusrnEs1s on
THE LAKE SuoRE.-Two bets were made by
one of our produce merchants yesterday, with
regard to The amount of corn in the city, at the
present time: With one party lie bet 500 that
there were not over tro Kindred aHdtt1y thou
sand bushels Of corn in the whole city of Chi
caso. Her inventory was Immediately taken,
and there was found to be just 542,04T bush
This decided the first. With the other party
he bet $50 that there was not two hundred thou
sand bushels in any two warehouses in the city.
By the inventory there was found 10 be in tile
two largest warehouses, somewhere between
two hundred and twenty Eve, and two hundred
and fifty thousand bushels. We heard of no
more betting yesterday.-Micago Ere. Journal
2TEh.