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y. =. 4 D. w. 1ORD,
Dsalsrs IN Rsai Estate.
Once over Banking House Of Ford, 0orham Ford,
juneI0aAw KEOKUK, IOWA
ssskY p. scsoLra, spwIs 4. aRAHr.
sCMOLrE 4 GRANT,
PELLA..............MA CO., IOWA,
T AND AGENTS, and N0TARIEs PUBLIC
- Agents for the United States Life Insurance
Cooper = / Ciark's Steam Engine Manufactory, and
for all important agricultural machines.
Editors and Proprictors Of the WEEKLY PELLA
GAZETTE, Ipdepsndsnt in Politics Apd Reigon--97
PER annun. Plain and Fancy JOB PRINTERS.
oetiS dvly
Danking Bsease 81 CAas. Parsons.
Cor. Of Main and ID St.., KEOkUK, IOWA.
CyY0HT Exchange on the Eas, and South bought
Oand sold. European Exchange for remittance "a
any part Of Europe for sale. Interest allowed on
deposits per agreement.
L. A. Benoist 1 Co., do
| Atlantic Bank, Boston.
Duncan, Sherman Co., New York.
| Drexel 4 o., Philadeiphia, Pa.
4 Union Bank, Baltimore, Md.
| Commercial Bank, Cincinnati, o.
| Price. Converse Co., New Orleans, La
Sept. l, lss3.-diS
M. vAaaAx Ros = aaisEs
TAnRAR 4 HAINEs,
| re ak Planning and Flooring Mlll
Corner Of ssd BinF as., HsSr the keoksk snd
Fort Den Motnes Rairodd Depot,
lnEALERs in Lumber in the rough, manufaetur
- ers Of Doors, shutters, Blinds, sash. Door sn'
Window Frames, Mouidingsof Of cvery sise and pat
tern, Flooring, Weather BOARDING Shelving, Man
ties. Base, Piiasters, and Chain Pump Tubing
Plansd and matched Lumber from to ~ inches il
| width.
II A large assortment of the above named article
constantly on hand.
PlAning and saving done TO order on short notics
At reasonable prices, and warranted " please.
G6-particuisr attention paid to filing orders fo
country buiidings complete.
keokuk Julv 3-dk vtf
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WliENTAIS0VRGERY

DENTA1S&URGEDY
nR r. &. BARBER would respect 1
II fullllinform his patrons aud the ~
public generally. that he hos Attsd up uO0YYD
. handsome suite Of rooms, spsring
neither pains orexpense 70 make them elegant end
csmfortsble in the brick baiiding west side Of Sd,
bcswssn Main and johnson streets. Thankful for
past favors be soicits . continuancc Of ths samss
- All operations warranted.
AuY1AdIv
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=. MElMETREET.
T1NI0N Block, Main Street, Dealer in Eng n
~ lish and French Chemicals. Drugs and(
Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dyc-Studs, Brushes,
Perfumery, Fancy Articles, DC, dc
All the Patent Medicines Of the day. Physicianss
prescriptions and family recipes will be accurately
and neatly prepared, and in case will any but
pure and genuine materials be used.
dec l5d
A u00D assortment Of supporters and trusscs for
IA sale by 5. HEIMsTREET,
iaul6d Union Block.
rOQN's German Salye, or vegetable pain extractor.
~ For sale by 5. HEIMSTREEI.
ianl6d Union Block
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r AM now prepared to furnish AL kinds ot lsnAhss
j tosuit bills very short notice. etthe1 ~ ~
east Saw Mill" above town. or deiivctq9. ! 1Ayo
also rs 900 feet OF seasoned Hemlock Jo@s1a. s11A
Jansl&dtf HAWKINS 1AIy ~. IA.
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Gro G kerry, Glass- " are,

LOOKING GLASSES, ETC.
A FULL and complete assortment II goods In the
N above line can be seen 1t the old stand of
Carey Il kslbourns,
Kilbourne's Block, Main-st. Keokuk, Iowa.
Merchants Waiting our city invited to call and
examine. my3od
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III NJ 0ER.
F1lHE Hndersigaed now have stock of Logs, ard
l. canfurni-h almost any amount OF Lumber to
order on short notice. Aiso LAths Of good quAlity
worked Flooring. Surfaced Lumber, &c.
Fare Weed.
Fire wood, sawed In stove lengths, or otherwise,
furnished at the mill for 81 per cord. q
June 5d3m HIATT uARBINE.
LOOK HERE DR lumber ~
WE have now on hand and oQer fur sale st our
Wv Yard on Johnson st.. corner of 8th, very su-
pcrior lot Of Dry Lumber consisting Of 500 900 feet
Of
Clear 2 inch, ~ inch, and 5 inch
Common. First and Second,
Flooring, dressed,
Shingles and Laths,
Scantling and Joists.
All Of which We will sell AZ low ~ the lowest for
| cash. DEKMODY i AcCALLA,
iuly4-dm Agents.
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!. r. ROE.

SAW II = n u =,
wnuAn WHTaa, Proprietor.
TORNER second ard Cedar 6srssu, Fort Aadi-
~ son, Iowa.
~ Baxgsxs taken 10 and from boats Free of
charge.
and Burlington. June -, lSoSs-d
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u. u O1 Os H
BANNER Lodge No. rs, ]. o. Of 9. T., meets -
- every Friday Evening, st Temperance
Hall, on Main street, at r. o'clock. Ale
membsrs Of the order in god standing, are
invited to attend.
mv9O-dlv
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Wholes0ie and Retail.
March 10 1855 d4wly

March ~ 1890 ddwly
>. ". JOMNsTON,
~ Third Streets.
Carries on the business of Undertaking In all its
branches. He has recently nsde extensive additions
70 his stock and perfected his In ey@y
PATENT METALLIC BURIAL CASES,
impervious to mir and indcstructiblc, highly orns
mented and invaluable for the preservation Of the
dea - we'll - cofns Of evsry style and finish fur
niahed to order.
Hcarscs and carriages furnished and the entire ar-
of the funeral attended when required.
kcokuk, April II, 1886. dy
WAGoNss wAGoxs. wAOONsili
and Main Streets, keokuk, Iowa. HAsing
: purchased the before named establishment and
= made large additions to IL, manufac-
turing IL the best oaio TIxssR including the steaM
bsnf fefIoe, tno other timber for wheels being used
.. .. | in this establishment j WAGONS OF EVERY VA
y RIETY, HACKS, PEDDLING WAGONS, CARTS
!, wHEEL-BARkOws. CULTIvATORS, AN l
FLOWS, in style and wor kmanship equal to any Il
the Western States. Al We none but the hes
= material and employ none bnt the best mechanics
We feel confident of being able to obviAtc the ne
of ccssity, to those who will give Us call OF send
ing either to Chicago Cincinnati for any srtioi
's in our line.
Ii NJ B.--A good stock Of Plows and Wagons son
stantiy on hand to supply purchasers AZ the short
II est notice. Those wishing To purchase can saw
le tune and money by calling q the corner Of l9ti
. and Main streets. FREEMAN KNOWLk6.
xpril -dawly
CARRlAGE MANUFACTORY,
On johnson Street, between let and "a.
QY O'BRlAN co. Having per-. RR
10 - manently established ourselves(
A. in keoknk, with ample supply Of y42-.-
r. the very best material for the man
a ufActure Of Carriages, Buggies, Gigs and Hacks
. We are prepared to make all articles In our line
the very best style and Of the choicest material
y reasonable terms and psompt notiss.
May Is, ls56-diy
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Fourth and Main 1fYeetA.
puchecAetuck Lodge, No. "a, /. O. O. F. meets ev
cry Friday night at o'clock, 1t Dad Fellow HALL
Puchechetnck Encampnent, No. T. meets on the
frst and third Thursdsys Of every month, at .
o o'clock r. NJ. At Odd Fellows Hall.
All brethren in good standing invited to attend.
myVdly
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Notice.

Notice.
4 LII persons indebted 70 thr late 1rM It 1nt191ns
~ Evsns Co.. Ass herwhy ssAl1ea eAAa payUsmA
u same IL expected on Or kefsss NJ Asse q JUl1
next, 70 the undersiEned.
Trfvn HUNDK1D ~ v6t1 e111l le G1ee1
E dssaA 0u0300s 8AWknn - il - "a
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CASH CROCKERY HOUsE.

(NOULDsA ELLIOTT, Importer md Jobh<n Of
" Earthenwars, China and glassware, No. 90
versey Street, New York, would say TO Merchants
and dealers generally that, having established
Cash House in this branch of trade, they ase fully
convinced that they sell Crockery ETC., st such
prices A. will pay the purchaser Ane profit 10 retail
Experience has proved very conclusyeiy TO ~ that
by adhering strictly TO the cash systeu, We ~
ord to sell from TO twenty per cent. below ths
regular credit trade prices.
To this end We ask Nh examination Of our styles
and prices. list Of which viii be forwarded by mail
to any party desiring.
Earthcnware. by the Invoice, single package, or
very carefully repacked for the country trade.
I,lv
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U EOKUK Lodge No. I3, I. o. O. r.,
Ameets every Monday night At g.
O'Clock, at Odd Pellows' Hall, corner
Fourth and Main streets.
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NEOORB HOOPER's t'lyesum Ointment, do
I lightful article for chspped hands, lips, 10. -
MOORE 1 HOOPEkS. ON Main,
nov17 near Third street.
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+ WILL dispose Of Lease for Is months on the
i WELLS HOUSE, on the corner Of ID and John
.ts., s..y IA. .a., any wissss en-
gage In the Hotel bu usiness. The house has been
Thoroughly renovated and reAtted.
For particulars call and examine.
JulySdtf r. MORGAN.
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DU. J. x. 0gCKEH, :
SURG EON ENLIST,
FURNISHES Block Teeth Or continuous
L. gsms, mounted gold piatins,
and al operations of the profession per- 04IIlD
formed with skill and despatch, and warranted.
aa Teeth mounted ON q alta PcrehA.
O6ee On Biondsaa, between ID and Ath streets.
Keokuk. nchz7-dly
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new grocery q E10V1oa00 6e0yo.
~ ". RUNYAN co, having established them
~. selves the south side of Fonrth street, near
70 the Market House, have received large and well
selected stock Of Groceres which they respectful
lycAl the attention Of the citisens 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. Tdsc. -, dtf.
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gANCV GOOns AND TWYs

~ OBERTOP, No. n, Main strest, has just re-
~. ceived . large and complete Assortmcat Of
Fancy Goods Toys. Musical Instruments, Shot Guns,
Pistols Fancy China sets, and on, which ~ will
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
cheap for cash. c. OBERT0P.
KeOkuk, Oct. 20, 1855.
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HAvIN0 purchased Of B. A. Williams: his en-
y tire stock q 0rossries, ws will carry On ths
shove husneo end cell at very low Agurss - orsrto
1aks room for Spring ssesk. For extreasainaxy
9GAins call - hisold stand - Aainstssst bstwssn
- and bth.
Also ths highest sash price paid for al kinds ol
S1ge6nee. VIII. AUSTIN eco.
Heh1d
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RECON DENTIsT,
City Of Keokuk, lows ,Obce on Second st., hetwesu
Main and Jshnson.
nR. H., In addition " the usual
l. methods Of Inserting srtiAcisl teeth
10 ip possession Of the exclusive right OkSYyYy
for this city Of mounting the "continu-
ous gan work, :" - universally admired Tor thcii
beauty and cleGD GDliness.
lie Il aiss nj lhting teeth on Gutsa Percha.
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Onn BOXES glassware and Window Glass al
~OO REYNOLDS Drug Store.
IOn boz. Floyds American Penetrating Lini
w msnt, in quantities 70 suit purchasers.
200 doI. Esculapian Liniment, and great variety
Of Patent Medicines ~
April 8, 1855. REYNOLDS Drug Stor
I ARD OIL, spirit Gas, Linsced Oil, Copal, Japan,
IL Demar aud Coach Varnish, hand and for sale
nj - REYNOLDS Drug store
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-12

The commerce of New Orleans fol
the past year has been larger than fol-
any previous year. We learn from
the Crescent that large number o.
buildings are in the course OF erection
in tina, city, involving an expenditure
of more than two millions of dollars.
Among them are two splendid church
es, two orphan asylums, one Jewish
and one Cathoiie; Mechanics Insti-
tule, one Medical School, a Jewi sh Syn
asogue, acottonpress tocost $4,000
"A house for James Robb, 10 cost $40,
900; several other houses costing sl2,-
900 to $50, 900 each, and u large num-
Der Of stores costing from $4,000 to
500, 900 each. The new Custnm House
will not be completed in several years.
1t will cost $3,2sO,OOO.
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lily be crowded with . hardy class OF
settlers, who will give prosperity, and
freedom TO the territory. The ammo
LISTED exercise Of every unslieusble right
will speedily convert Kansas into 9
glorious young State, all the more glo
rious that she NM Issued ont Of an
archy and turmoil and kunws the in
cstiln able vulue OF order and law. We
do not doubt but that the next game
which the disappointed Republicans
win play, will be to advise oil the Free
State settlers TO leave the territory,
and no man to emigrate into it. Such
advice would Of course make Kansas q
Slave State. Such q result would please
these raving hpyocrites and give them
fuel for fresh agitation when the State
applies for admission into the Union.
By their advise the Free State men
permitted the October election to 90
BY default, and allowed the pro-siaveiy
men, who are in a minority, to have
their own way in elect,ng delegate
TO Congress and members Of the Ter
rtoriaI Legislature. And We do no,
hesitate to say that the leaders Of the
Republican party would rejoice to see
Kansas Slave State, and will contrib
ute all within their power TO secure
that result.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-12

TIE DEAREsr FuRs.-The Russian
sable, the scarcest, and consequently
the dearest fur we have, is, We under
stand, Struggled into this country, it,
expectation beng prohibited by the
Russian Government. A small muff O.
this fur costs four hundred dollars, and
the entire set, consi; ting of cape and
cuffs, is worth 81 400 or $500. Next
IN Importance comes the Hudson Bay
sable, its price ranging from 5000 to
500 the set, its value increasing as it.
color darkens. Then we have mink, a
beautiful fur, almost rivalling the sable,
and next, fallen from its high estate"
comes ermine, now only fourth rate
mr, Of which in good old times kings
had the monopoly.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-12
fxr The buildings Of the ST PAM
gas works have been finished, and will
20 INTO operation next aping.

A No, 81 LAu SHOT AND BILLED H.
srANrn.-The Buffalo Courier learns
that young lad about twelve years o.
age, n German, was accidentally shot
dead in The town Of Hamburg, nea,
Whites Corners, Erie county, on Sat
uriay afternoon. Ii seems that num-
Der of bcyswere playing gsmeknown
As Jail, aud one Of their number, a
SOU OF Mr.. Cuivcrson, who resides Ut
Whites Corners, was jailor, and had a
number OF prisoners under his charge.
While guarding them, the deceased
tried to get away, and the boy Culver
son, who had his fathers gun in his
hand, raised IT, and not surprising it to
be loaded. pulled the trigger, and the
whole charge passed through the boys
mouth, and out Of the back Of his
head. HE head was completely shat
tered, and he died instantly.
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Fight between q. =. TPopps and
I0ot0me.

the commanding officer VI the Dept. :,
Col A ) Johnston, ID cavalry, having re-
eNed information from Capt Wallace.
commanding al Fort Duncan, that body
Of Indians were encanpei at the mouth Of
he Pecos, some 1870 miles beyond Fort
Clark directed Col Masruder comma ndlhg.
10 the latter posi-, to organ Re force to act
against them.
these orders were received al IT Clark
on the 18th Ct August, and forthwith Q de-
achnent, composed Of the I'd Cavalry and
lot artillery, the latter mounted on mules,
was organized and sent out under the COM
msnd of the efficient and distinguished Capt
Odkes "a cavalry, who was accompanied
by Lieut. Closson a. d Wetherall, Of the LIST
artillery and I'd cavalry. The party pro-
ceeded 10 The camp on Devils river, of
Capt Gilbert, Let infantry-who volu,..
eered w.fh portion Of his men to Join
Capt Oake', and was aecepied-and then
started 10 the mouth Of the river Pecos,
which had never been reached BY any troop,
nr surveying partie, though repeated efforts
had been made TO penetrate 1t.
After eneonniering almost insurmount-
able difficulties, Capt Cakes, with his com.
mand, succes ded in reaching the designated
region, where he. net with three parties Of
Indians On the same day, and drove one
over the river into Mexico, surrr, sed two
others, killing four and woundios four,
broke up their stronghold, tier cattle,
horses and arms, sni destroyed their pro-
visions AMI other property
The Indians fed toward the Upper Rio
Grande in . state Of perfect des,i,ution,
whence they will doubtless again be driven
- soon - their place Of conc alnent shall
be discovered.
the inks Of the Rio Pecos and Rio
Grsnde were found 10 be pc pend,euIar,
ami some 5tN feet high
The country is intersected by deep and
iifhcalt ravines, and is almost impractic
able for military on raficns N,,hinK how
ever. seems impossible to our devoted ofic.
srs and ardy soldiers, in the arduous and
important service in which they are IN.
gagged.
Cant Cakes report furnishes valuable
hss's for futrre operations and -econnais.
sand m that part Of the country.
The Indians were found to be the rem.
nan, OF the Liban tribe Strengthened by the
edition, Of Tenkanwaya-san Antonio
paper.
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The feuovise sdvsetissmsos OF The
heasehsl1 properly Of uastiaesoa, shs
Nsw Yesk leegss. u . sasiosisy il iss
wel:
nsssy Il. Lssds L Co. will cell BY OF.
der Of The assignes, 90 Wsdessdsy, Ocs.
2osh, - 10 Ia e'sloss, % 6 Fest I vsa-
y second sessss, asas Lexiogtoo Avenue,
tie following elsesee fussissss:
Reception rooo-.Velves carpets, broc.
stel esrtsins, richly carved sssGere, CO.
seigssss ssis 10 rosewood, covered with
tapestry very choice vasss, Psriaos, o..
sistio broosss, shandslisrs, costly osuolu
elocks, 10.
Disiss roou- Ex-
tension disiog rooo table, With leaves,
and marble top; large iron silvsS safe,
made BY Herring; superb dinner, Tea and
breakfast sets, painted blue ssd gold,
With dowsrs; real bsonss chsadeliers;
costly painted vases, large else, oil path
sises sod enerasings, superb chased ell
Yer tes end dinner sees, tee kettles, vine
coolers, covered game dishes, vegetable
dishes, butter bowls, superb tureens, ice
bowl. castor, large and email walters,
solid plates, fruit plates, gravy turee"',
knives forks, spoons, sets in case, &c
The sbove ere al solid silver OF the
most elegant style
Psrlors-Rich new velvet carpets; o.
sgans carved esegeres, lined With s.sio
wood; encoignsur, rosewood suits, open
work, carved medallion bscks, COVERED
in brocads and rich eriuson and gCid
elk brocstel, elaborate carved center
table, reel ststusry marble top, real
bronze chandeliers; magnificent painted
vsses, from the roysl msoussot0ry st
Berlin; very high class oil psinsiogs, git
sod marble top tables, superbly carved
piano { rte, seven octaves, cost $500;
music sssnd, pier glasses, end rich cur
sains; covered rosewood book case, H.
ned With satin wood; about 800 volumes
Of eIeesotly bound broke, OF the most
select authors, large Psrisn groups, an
sique vase, perfect works Of art; msntel
ornsmenss and other beautiful articles.
Bedrooms Brussels and three. ply car.
pete, rosewood carved bsdsteads and
csnopies, dressing glasses, amour aglsce,
rosewood furniture, covered with ma
room velvet, real ormolu Vases, pier
elaesss, brocstel curtains, chsirs 10 ia
pessry, iroo safe, oil paintings and en-.
esavines, furniture 10 black walnut,
bsdstesds, bureau, cabinet, DO.
Tho sale will commence with kitchen
ware aud basement furniture. The sbove
can Do examined one day previous 10 the
ssle.
10 addition to the articles enumerated,
there il large quantity Of cold silver
ware to DO sold, viz: large tureen, tea
Get, very massive tea kettle. ice dish,
claret jug, heavy covered game dishes,
large Walters, casters, ice coolers, vege-
table dishes, With covers; plstes and de-
sert plates, butter bowls and tureens,
spoons, forks, knives, butter dishes, nut
pickers, and fruit knives. These are
described - being all OF the heaviest
sod most costly patterns.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-12
IAN III. WlNn.V

The recovery Of the Gazette from
the late defeat Of the republican party
has been speedy. 1t says that "view-
ed in one light, We are not sure but that
the success Of Buchanan would be q
blessing to Iowa. 1t says that thous-
ands Of good people now preparing to
rake Kansas their future home, and
4 'usands already there, will settle in
! ~ Our neighbor 10 both illogical
a unnatural in his reasoning. Ifpeacc
prospsrity in Kansas under Bu-
lan's administration will prevent
lands from going there, those
ands" cannot be the good pco-
.hich the Gazette would like to
e:tle in Iowa lfthose thousands
Earring to 60 70 Kansas' are ruthans
d vagabopds, sach - enlisted under
Col. Lane, We trust that they viii not
settle in Iowa. or stop short Of Mexico
OF Central America, and we are also
certain that they viii not hencsforth
and Kansas . fruitful field for their
lawless crimes Of robbery and plumber.
They will find that there is law in Kan
- for the punishment Of crime, and
no fortified camp At Lawrence to pro-
tect them from the severest penalties
Instead Of olosking their crimes un-
der the psotsction q IN armed body Of
insurgents thsy vi apd equal and ex.
ct justice and p0wes IN the executive
asm to ealosos obedience TO al consti-
t3tieaal law.
The election Of Buchanan will. IT
eaes dstsihiss thoaAanda u honest
end psaosabls yosmansy % migrate to
EaasaA where hey can labor and I've
h quise aad peaeA Aesipg - Aa,n,
~ sut athssnle q - ansoipsioa
- ~ - = NJ AssAk n
Aaldl se1k6lAs wil pssa.
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Ffoin tho Detroit Free P'ess.
Outrageous AssaOls BY IN lndia0
q pssa . 1eAch Woman.

st Paul, Oct -.
On The lth inst, oae Of the Sioux lndi.
ans called at the house Of Mr. Brauel, q
'enchman, residing on the M,nneso,a riv.
:, and complained Of having lost his blsn-
Se'. He had been previously At the house,
and sympaihiz ng with his loss, Mr. B. and
MS wife star, d into the fields 10 as ist in
finding u. He wandered of some hundred
yards, when TIE ireacherous lndisn threw
off his garb Of friendship, and commenced
a deadly assault upon Mr.. Brauei, knock
ing her down, strangllng her and attempt
ing to violate her person. He held his
victim firmly by the throat, but her cries
Tor help, though smothered and interrupted
attracted her husband 10 the spot, who
ushed 10 her protection. At his approach
The Indian lef, his Wet N, and turned upon
Mr. with . drawn knit. the
FreuchMan seized loaded rifle, aud sho,
his a-sailant through the head.
The body of the Indian was drawn ava"
ny Mr. and Mrs B, and buried in +. -,
hole, which they covered with brusi "
considering that al immediate sulv r
and acknowledgement Of the deed I
.xpo-s them 10 an attack from the India,
Blu, the concealmen, served them no bet.
for the dead body was discovered on Mon
Jay, sHd DOdy ~ sioux Sent 20 diSpA,ch
VIZ AMI Mrs b, who fortunately heard of
the pursuit end ,,ed.
The renaluIns SIOUX IN tina, vicinity are
tesperstr. and save sworn sengeance.-
they are conl'nus..t pi"wing around
he place, il bands Of iift, 70 s,Aiy, yelling
ike a SET 4 ininfaied hrnis, ..blood for
blood" and declaring if they canno, get
him, they wil! 'Lk some Of his neares,
neichbors; that they will nave white mans
calP 10 dance on before they are content.
The ne'ghboTs are in constant terror, and
hardly -r- 20 leave their houses. We
learn that some Of them have been sent to
), Paul for protection, and assistance Of
some KIDD should be immediately rem.
dered.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-12

lloRSIBlE DEArn.-Oregon papers
state thatGapt. Bowman, of the OIL.
regiment L. s. a., stationed in Y akima
Valley, recently became insane, aud
escaped from his friends, who were Ia
king him to the Dslles. His body was
afterwards found, partly devoured by
wild beasts, and trightfnlly dis6gured.