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CARDn consequence Of the Of OF the partners
hIm H. Loudon Co.. merchant aiors, this city,
the business will be closed and all indebted to the above
respectfully setue the the old place
branches formerly. The undersigned always keep
merchandise hpprranng
including the best qualify Of military articles for the
They respectfully thank ends and the
generally Tor the liberal patronage they received
happy have pleasure of the of the
H. p, LOUDON n CO.,
Aug 20-eou Merchant Taiors, under Browns Hotel
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THE Holy respectfully that they will
open school for boys of tsm four years.
september ST. Josephs Male Orphan Asylum,
southwest Of 18Th and n srests.
exceedingly moderate the maximum charge be-
ing 81 per quarter.
f6s school is Tor the support orphan boy,
provided for whose support
charitable donsons Of clothing, furniture money sc viii be
gratefully accepted.
Refer 10 Rev Mr. oTooe, pastor Church,
Byfue pastor Of Mathew and the Catholic clergy
SEP A-cod3wr
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Frederick Academy Of the Visitation, B. v. M,
for Young Ladies.

AuE uEal-lawsw
| Frederick Academy Of the Visitation, B. v. M.
for Young Ladies.
THE Of this institution viii recommence the frs
Board and tuition, win the French language, III Do
Stationery washing msndias bed bedding doctors Zee
hc......, "
the piano. harp or guitar forms an additional charge
The Latin German Italian and spanish languages with drawing
AUG 0I-eodet
Episcopal High School Of Virginia,
Hooard the HsEh three miller West Of sfioranarta.
Rev, JOHN 2. MCGUIRE, Rector.
TuE session will commence on Wednesday, 10th Sep
Term. gas for board tuition regular course Modem
languages, music, and drawing are ertra charges
nr Johns Baltimore M cummlns q Washington ant
Rsy NJ sey@oar Of Fdsss as. tl,y SSr Maryland
sen, % ,no's who REQUEST "gn,, hen; q.o,,,..,
''l"S go%.sD, July II, 1854.
July i5-lnwsw
lust received per schooner sade hundred
sixty. Ave tons pare Boston ice $780,, ,
once and DEPOT corner Of r and Twelfth suects.
aug 'Opo' ----
Pine Enot broad Mountain and Noua, Lam, white ash Goals
Black Mine Peach Orchard and Lys%' Valley reda' Goals
Wood Of the best quality always on hand.
Coal kept under 9,9i0 pounds 70 the ton,
r., .. w. NJ. GAIT,
Northwest corner lath and streets, No. 5i7.
Aug s-Hh Until
JEFFERSON AND CAHELI.-Early history OF the Univer
Virginia. contained the letters Of nerson and Cabe
hitherto unpubishea with appendix and introduction comps
n hist ncsl and bingrnphcal notices. Price 81 80.
P6ysn. day, facilitate ,he study Of dis
ease q bed side by n physician o Virg
obsteo tabesi by Dr. Pago translated from the French
81 Is. 80. .....-.. ..
The Quarterly Law Journal July, 1879 81 os, pub.
lished, sale al TAYLOR n MAUpYs I
AuriG BOOKSTORE 9th street.
Ernn, I.nndon per Lat stesmer.
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THE Undersigned, for several years past omctsi
translator the Department of stas respectfully tenders his
services the pubic for the of claims aRanst
fore governments Of foreign languages especial
" spanis French Portuguese, and sn Gentlemen engaged
the Of claims foreign other-
WISE and requiring faithful and reliable ransaons Of legal docu
such land titles, decrees, &c. VIII md IN
Undersigned fidelity In the
rendition OF and technical phrases which long
Publishers the Union desirous obtain
Transitions o foreign books literary legal VIII ao find
interest apply 20 the undersigned and rely their
orders being promptly and satisfactorily executed,
For further particulars apply 70
L. FITZGERALD TAsIsTRO,
$40 street, between ION and llh, Washington city, D. g.
Iune 4-di
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wiIlards' Hotel.
]. q, II. AZ WILLARD,
Psnnsylpania and FourissntA Eirssi,
Washington, d. @.
Jan 2o-din
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DHINTuNG-pHTIss for sale, cheap for cHshA double
ynder Hoes printing good running ofde being
tho press which the Washington Union newspaper
printed. Apply nj this once.
MAY lb-ft0f
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EDUCATIoE.A yous lady graduate of the Clinton Lib
u ora Institute and residing northern New York, s desrou
u obtaining situation precepues teacher seminary n
Virginia preferred satisfactory ref
erences Testimonials will given Address q. W. Hazslton
?. NJ, Black River, jefferson county, New fork.
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a1k15A - swo HUNDRED AND FIFTY ra,s-

antn11a ~ 40 HUNDRED AND FIFTY rais-
LAwRRNcI, o. Is. 1856.
nsssns. EeoRs This altsrseon O.
tDWn Was sl tened by the arrttal q : troiu
d Asasiy - hundred and 6fty snigYas1s
BY the iowa route. As they 1neshed into
town in regular order, they sstsa6tsa general
attention anl enthusiastic cheers. Thsy
were followed by long line OF baggage
wagons, in which the womn and children 81
the party we're riding. The men were all in
good health and spirits--glad to see Law
rsOoe, and lawrence glad to see them.
This u part OF the company arrested and
placed under the escort OF United States
troops BY Col. Preston. The Governor met
them near Topeka yesterday, and had talk
with them, and not satisfied Of their psacea-
bic intentions in coming here, ordered them
to disband or leave the territory--nnd Of
course they disbsnded, and retired TO differ
cnt settlements and will make claims and
soon become some Ut our most valuable citi-
zens.
The arms these men had about their per-
sons when taken prisoners, we're not taken
from them, but they were allowed TO retain
them, in accordance with the United States
Consultation. The arms and munitions OF
war in the wagons, when captured, were and
are still retained by Ills Excellency the Gov
ernor, to be rcturned to their rightful own
ers when the Governor is fully satisfied that
these men have become actual and peaceablc
residents of Kansas.
Yours in haste, S. r. T.
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FROM yyashtngson.

IMPORTANT POLITICAL uovRNENTS--TUE PLAN TO
rRiGHTES THE NoRTH-wiLl. IT SUCCEED.
WAsnlNcToN, Oct. 90, 1856.
The President and the Secretary of War
are back at their post. The President very
nicely avoided the chagrin that return over
land trip would cause him, by taking pas
sage ia the Wabash.
The Secretary Of War comes back full Of
politics and pluck. He has visited West
Point, the Arsenal at Springfield, Massachu-
setts, and other points Ut the North. He
found all right wherever he went. His tour
was very quiet, gentlemanly one. Since
his return llearn that he has transferred
nearly all, If not quite all, the troops from
the forte on tho Virginia coasts to other sta
lions. Strange and startling a. it may ap.
pear, am told that this has been done for
political effect. II is to enable the spoils
democracy Of Virginia, by an apparent pop
ulsr insurrection, to seize those ports about
a week before the election, as an ind.
cation-an earnest indeed --of what Gov
ernor Wise, JEFF. Davis, Gov. Adsms, OF
South Carolina, and their followers intend to
DO If Fremont shaii be elected TO the Presi-
dency. 1t 10 trick to frighten the North.
II is to clinch the nail on the head in Penn
sylvania and New York in November, and
frghten the commercial classes into an
abandonment Of Fremont and ensure the
success Of Buchanan. 1t 10 not intended 70
q any further. The mere movement,
from past experience, will bs enough.
This plan was to have been submitted to
the fifteen Southern Governors, who had
been requested by Gov. Wise to meet at Ra-
leigh, n. G. Only three Governors--Ad-
ans Of South Carolina; Wise, Of Virginia,
and johnson, believe, of Gsorgia--mst.
am not posted up as to their proceedings.
All know Is, that they were together one
day only.
This insurr ectionsrv scheme IL somewhat
similar to the one which forced the passage
Of the Army bill at the late extra session.
When the republicans refused to pass that
bill without the Kansas proviso, tho Score
tary OF War discharged all hands 1T the Ar
senals at Harper's Ferry, Springfield and
Pi,tsburg, and intended to discharge every
man connected with the army upon the char
ity Of the world. Throwing one or two
thousand men out Of employm frightened
the republicans into submission Ut once, and
the Army bill became law.
Let us now see what effect this new and
extraordinary movement will have on the
doughfaces Of the Central States.
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GREAT SALE Of LOTS
I'm 0IaENCoRO.
WR.GHT'5 ADDITION, CITY or KEOKUE.
sale ON Thursday, NovsAhos OsA.
This Sale will embrace 2o7 LOTS or GROUND
Situated in the City Of Ksekak, hslew Price .
Greek, lying on both sidss u
RAND AVEN UE,
AID fruatine on the
MISSISSIPPI RIVER.

MISSIS SIPPI RIVER.
vlNHk Lots are large and we'll asrsseed for eouve-
i n,ence, having reference 70 the contour Vt The
ground. lhs Avenue Lo,s are sech 5U feet front,
with SUFFICIENT depth. The LOIS fronting on the
River have each y width Of so feet. The iols front
Ing on the ksokuk, M. Plrassst end n uscasins
hailroad, have each width VI 70 feet With depth
varying from 10 ls0 feet. The entire surface VI
the ground " bcAut,fui, without single break
gently slopiax 70 the river, and pesssn1 tbs most
eligible building sites in the yc,nity VI ksvk sk
The river los are Ut great value, in view VI the
ncnced by tho Navigation and Aydraaiic CSnpany
o,nity VI the upper hck, furnishing ! water power
anequAiied in the world. The terms Of saie Are
most liberal. One sixth cash, the balascs NJ ,3
L., and years, in equal psy msnts, BEARING slx
per cent. Interest; title perfect. Warranty deed
viii b. given, and morgaS ~ retained for the slsr-
red payments. Plans may be seen at the Once Of
the undersigned, after the 9th inst. The sale viii
take place, BY pubic auction, ON the 2vth u Oct
inst, on the ground, commencing ct II o'clock, A.
~, where . collation. will be provided. After Mon
day 10Th persons wishing 10 purchase, msy exam
ine the lsts on the ground.
Omnlbuscs will start from the corner Of Main and
Second streets, NJ y, ~ and ~ o'clock on the day
Of sale.
Mopdayth goth day of October, inst, tho carr
Of the ksokuk, NJ. Pleasant b NuscAtins Rail
road will leave the Depot ut the same hours q
shove to convey passengers to Glenfosd 6tAtop re-
turning - convenient hours. Aceomnods tiuus will
b. provided for Ladies'.
oct37dH SMITH 4vANSICKLEN
Aunfi0ueAvs IOhn -
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Freedom and Fremont.

Mass Meeting of the friends OF Freedom
and Fremont will be holden at
KEOkUk,
Monday, November 3rd. A Torch Light
procession will come of in the evening.
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FREE LABpR-THE NATURAL CAPITAL
WHICH CONSTITUTES THE REAL WEALTH
OF THIS GREAr COUNTRY. AND CREATES
THAT INTELLIGENT POWER IN TIE MASS
Is ALONE To BE RELIED ON AS THE Bull
WARK OF FREE INSTITUTIONS. - Joas C.
FaExoxr's Letter Of Acceptance.
REDUCE OUR NOMINAL TO TIE REAL
STANDARD or PRICES THROUGHOUT THE
WORLD, AND YOU COVER OUR COUNTRY
WITH BLESSINGS AND BENEFITS. - sss Bu-
chanan's Speech on Lom Wages Mics Register, poi
7, page 426.
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SMITH 4vANSICKLEN
Auctioneer1, J OhnsoD II.

nOdS LOST.-Two spsaiel days, nne animals
~ marked r. ThrAshsr, came on board the Ajax
Mcsiregor steamboat lying II the leyee, yesterday
The owner can have them BY calling, - they will
be kept till called for.
keokuk Oct. 25. d3ts
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TIN and Shess lso0 JebbIng sAsp.
]. e. RIC6EX + SON,
II Ari.;S s.~s.: -: ~. sS:::.a.:- cs Y C.
! Stone, are prepared 70 DO, 1t The shortest no
tice, I'll vssk inssusssd 10 then BAep % q ~ !,
hetwe~n Main and BlondsAn.
7-ss4 a CARO-. @ 40
rIAvfN0 sola ont orr interest IN oar Tin And
= sheet iroa tebetag shop !. =. Riaksy , 6os
w0ulA pseomAoad then 70 oar xrieuds q eoatlenen
tAas ~ pabIle may rely npoa.
ost9&-lln H. ! c. STONE.
Market Notice. NJ
nN aad sitter saturday, Nov. 1st. ~ Nsskes
hours viii b sAAagsd frea noniag 10 :
fraaT So IN q. :. IN ssrass s.sss vii
:o..,nss VI AK4xkk IL - -
YAx City - I've in--Ksk1E hlnt00GA--
= ID909 eep1ss Il Daatsu > Hiesssial, Snnaniaiss
49, - - . III nSssss ~ n - Ss g -
Jehnoo0-et.
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Great Speech Tomorrow!
TURN oUTil


OF New York, one Of the greatest stump
orators Of the day, will address the people
Of Keokuk and vicinity in behalf Of Free
mont and Republican principles. on
TUESDAY, OCT. asTH.
Corner Of Main and Third Streets,
AT . O'clock, r.. N.
Come everybody and hear the truth
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~ Bishop Onderdonk, of the Episcopal
Church, Of Philadelphia, suspended in ls44
Tor drunkenness, was, on the 2ist, restored
To the exercise OF his oiicisl functions BY the
house VI Bishops.
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Fv6kY day shsws more conclusivsly that Lille 3
- wrought and chilled Iron Safes. fastened with
his celebrated Lock, are the only Safes ~ bs relied
on. They have proved themselves fire and barglar
proof, while hardly week passes but some sheet
Iron Safe b robbed. - the following frou the Chi
cago TimN:
Axorssa HxAvr ROssxsy-$lSo0 stolen from .
sheet Iron Safe called the "Firs King" which was
used in the once Of the Chicago and DasliAston h.
F. Co., and $500 taken fFo1 ths Safe - PICKING
the Lock.
Tbs ouly remedy II TO buy ope Of Lilies Safes.
A general ass0rment on hand q
TILLINaHA6r, LANE 4 BUELS,
oct14-d Sign II the Hrosdaxa.
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Te Dag asrrsaa Avsasss.

Te DsgasrTsaa Artists.
LN0R SALE-A we'll cstabiished Oagssssean Gal
i lery, caataining reception room, sky-iight ops
rating room, and work room. with lstsrss ard H.
stTaments. The rooms may b ssAtsd for any
length Of time. The propristor's reasons for sell
ting will be made known 10 any who may wish "a
purchase. Apply to "AATISI, !" ~ this ofbc,.
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HEy3RH1C1b; 1900
T. AD. y. Ford, Dankersi Jea.s wiekssshaa.
Ed; Dn. AstSsSia q Allen; Phillips Aco., Ass-
Jsha H. :. Jsso.s, Rx-Mayor; Theupsea !
04esiuys, Merchants Bsnj. G. Bsrrol1, Attornsy
. Law HsgA \. Bond, Attorney 1t Law--1ALn-
MoRE.
rAonpsoa, At.esnsy & Law; Il. +. 0ryst, Att.y
q Law; Johns Curtis, jr., Rest 1ststs Deeksss-
kMILAD0EPnfA.
Dodge Brovnsll; wn. Brown, Architect, L.
men %. -cnIcAeo. ocs53 -dH
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GENERAL INTDLLlGENC4 OG1gOE.
VIE subscriber having opened IN eGes on Aaln
! street, below End It., next door % d. WynaA's
once, and nsssly eppssiss ~ Lasls6s Hose. No.
Plsily tsndsEs his ssrvisss 10 The dtssas = kse-
kuk and State Of lows, also 70 the ctiseas - NH
nois anA AiDsessi, = 1sal Estate Agent. 1s
viii givs pssnPt and spssiai atssatisa - To 1sai
nstsss bsshsRaxe, In ail ~ various brsashs. 0sv
ing bses sstivsly sagsgsa IN ths bssissss fer seus
= ysAss il ~ clay Of PAilsdsiphis, - 1atssss
himself that, With soos sxpssisess With ~ Wsss~
srn eds = doing basiasss, ~ will - ahls - give
genssel sssisfactiaa - thsss Who may fasss HIN
with thslS patronage.
Attentioa win Akewise be given 10 the 0s1sssl
lntsliigence husinass. AlsO, 10 the renting 0i
Hou.es, collecting House rents. &c.
JAS. 8, PRIMROSE
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q New Deyel0pmc ns-.RalAMove nes
20 gss before the Meuse.

20 gss before the 1lsuse.
Some OF the friends Of Fillmore have
fsttefed themselves with the delusivc hope,
that in case the Presidential election shall
60 into the House Of Representatives, their
candidate viii gone out triumphant. Not .
few who Ut one time entertained such hope
abandoned il when they were informed Of the
possibility that the Buchanan party might
sacrifice their leader and make Mr.. Brock
snridga, who would Of course be elected to
the Vice Presidency BY the Senate, shoulder
the burdens and honors Of the Presidency.
That such consummsti0n vas Of the time
determined upon by the party leaders, there
10 no reason to doubt, but recent develop.
ments indicate change Of policy. II 10 now
proposed by the BUCCANEERS not to permit
Mr.. Fillmore's name to 20 before the House
1t oil, in the event Of there being no choice
BY the people, but to cast the electoral vote
OF ono or more Buchanan States for Daniel
s. Dickinson Of New York, or some other
equally reliable pro-slAvsry Democrat, and
thus compel choice between Mr.. Fremont
and the Cincinnati platf0rm mon. The ad-
vantage Of this plot over the former one con-
sists in this fact, That in the frst placs IL de-
stroys the last supposed chance OF Fillmore,
that in the second place il may possibly %.
cure the election u Mr.. Buchanan, and last
| " II il should not, then Mr.. Breckenridge
can come in Us under the first proposed
scheme. How il 10 proposed to keep Mr..
Fillmore out Of the House, the Richmond
Er0minsr shows In tho following para
graphs:
and for that sake only, that Fillmore shall
carry Maryland--the only State North or
South IN which his party makes even . sem.
blance Of hopsful contest; tho electoral
tote os Maryland being bat eight, the elec-
tors OF any single Buchanan State having
only nips vetes-G Georgia, for instance, with
ten votes--may prevsoS Biilmofs's nsas get
ting before the House hf casting her poll fol
ray q. 8. Dickinson. For, the Conslitstiou
requiring the House 70 choose fsOn the fAys1
who rscsivs the highest vote i the electoral
college, Mr.. FILLMORE, being behind Bnch-
nnan, Fremont, and Dickinson, would b
dropped - fourth rate.
| "But using more violent suppoeition,
and assuming that rllnOHs should BY mira.
clio receive - nsny - sixty eleetosal votes
even thsn his aans cosld not ~ before 81,
House. For no one pretsnds that Nj. Buch.
ansp's vots in the slsctosal college saa b,
less than LIS b. eny psssibilily--uhlsA, i
the Buchanan clsctors, BY aRsseGnent, divid,
Il sqaally bsewsen buGhan1n, md, say NJ
Diefinson-will give - las4sr vote tn
FliDsss, sp Hifposs est q ~ uooos
aa1 compel . ohoies ~ thAt h41y bs4aesa
Fremont 81 ans = - ethss, DaaAa1A q
- q 1e 4 { -
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n. =. vAN0lCkLEK,
REAL ESTATE AuCTIONkkk.
SMITH Il vAllsICKLEN,
DE 4 - rs IN y EAL ESTAT8.
nousxs, Lors AND FARMS ron sAL8.
Ones on johnson 81, bet, End and ID, spposlis
the PostoGAce. (~ess
MADISON, VIA. sept. IL, 1854.
E<Hers Daay Pstrsos:--Ws take pleasure in ~
ksowiedging the hbsraIity Of the Frankiin 1irs
and Msfiss fssursses Company, q Pond du Les,
Wis, In promptly ssttling aud RayiIs. beEsrs h
". aa. IN. = beng toy
assiose WITH the oAcers Of the cvmpaay, show shsn
to Be gspthnen supposed ~ DO rG1t without q9A-
bling ss.4oe. nd Mss 1sunrn:ss p J.ylae
vsssy vAisA sAaiA ed Will iaspiss psbsis sssA-
dssoe in the AbiliV asa sesadssas og tks ssnpasy.
We trust the company viii receive good sAsfs Of
psblc patronage, which W feel eonAdsnt II richly
deserves.
o. c. Buck = Co.
In reference to the Company mentioned h ~
above casd, We And the following In tbs AaAissa
sspss. IT,: ~ cs...:y ..ssy. x..d ,sP.s.sss
nd sAssA b we'll suppsssA ~ ~ psshs.
Hrasklaa 1Ass Bnsusauss CO.
We pablish to-Aa0 , statsusaso1 o. q. BUCK
this ConpaAy II sstsiise ~ isss tAsy sssssinSa
" The late Ars, ana sUvsrsd - this Cempany. tt
frankiin y safe, psonpt ssd sslisble Osnponyy
considssasiss Of our citizens Who need inssrsncs
On their psopsrty.-lh aAiaon Patriot.
-- -
W.T.! r.s...s :. 1 r15'c.I 49,.
sosss,. n IN, 49,, - 49, a. ,ss.s.s' = -.
womptncss and libsrality u the frankiia Yiss 4
Aas,ns lnsuranes COMPANY, 10 paying their loo
have Ma occssion herctofore - .aii a.s..tio. -
his esmp any, ana ws feel pleassd TO arain rssDs
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snd ils.sc...s - "'ss'
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1sw~ state lassra.cs COMPANY.
ss1"s s sA. -. -. x so'L"sa. ssa sssss'
WIS HOO ss.pssy 81: nssn. 2. tAs a.i:f
AND 0N rak cxSs rLAH ron Gam a. ~.
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psascroas
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CHARTER OAK Eai 1S6 sAHSE us. co.
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sssss ,.E.s ,. On IL ,suss r r ..r"s.
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CRIMINAL lNsGDANCE AGENCH,
sscoad-ssy -. nein !oh.son, .......... kxOkIk
|DwsLLlkas, Ass..hsd rarni.s.., store. kss.
Aaa.Aas.aias Es.sIiiss.sn.. i.ssrsA ssa.sss We
PaGSix issuance CO., OF nxsryCED.
CAPITAL e20O, 900.
sfAk lAa. 90, o. OIDkHSBuA0H, y. H.
CAPITAL olO0, 900.
COMMERCIAL INs. CO., OF 81. LOUIS,
CAPITAL SloO,OOO.
-
hAA1EoAD k1AA 1NSuAAhCE COMPANY.
CAPITAL vSUO,UVO.
A0Dwelling Hossss insured ~ rsAsesd 1tss.-4
k.ekAA 0s.. Kiln
lNOEMalIx AGAINST L0ss
FRANKLIN YIRE MARINE ms CO.
Fond du LAr, Wisconsin,,
WASHINGTON UNION ms 60.
Cleveland. Ohio.
BRIDGEPOHT TIkE AAhISE ms. CO.
rovrrAs n[;ss sRs' 10 es Ss ,o.por
noEI ms. GO. No. I WALL srRExr,
New Yort city
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Telegraph News.

NEW YoRK, Oct. 23.--The Tribune has
information from Custom House Official to
the effect that several slsvers are being fitted
out at this port to take advantage Of General
Walkers recent decree permitting slavery
in Nicaraugua. The amount OF forged pa
per issued by Huntington as far as identi-
FED, already reaches to nearly $55 200. A
further amount OF a out $50, 900 was brought
forward to-day.
PHILADELPHIA, October 23.-Hon. Jerc-
miah N. Burrcll, Judge Of the Supreme Court
of Kansas, died at Greensbarg, Pa, few
days since.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-10-27

Dickinson. What thsa booona Of eli the
swaddle and gAbbla sheWl - certainty Of
fi1lnore's elscti4 = Of getting
hsane bsfors = only hops
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RicKEr 4 Mason, Surgeon Dentists, are
prepared 20 insert Teeth upon Gold, Silver
and Gutsa Percha, also upon Platina with
conAnueus Gnn, which for beauty and
cleanliness cannot be surpassed. They are
determined 70 do the neatest work that 10
done In the City, and ct . less prise than
any other olkoe hero. OfRce on Blondeau
between Third and Fourth.
- MA0uIRE's COMPOUND ExraAcr or Rsnns
PLAxr--A certain cure Tor Disnh@a, Dysssesry,
Summer Complaint, and eli affections Of the bowels
attended with relaxation. Asa safs, palatabls and
reliable remedy it Is unsquAllsd. For children
tsething. attended with irritation Of ths bowels, IL
10 the most soothing remedy in use. Prepared aud
sold by ia 10. MAGUIRE,
Chemists and Druggists,
S. w. cor. Olive i ID st., 81. Louis
For sAietn Keokuk by +. II. OConnor, and Drug.
gists generally. [aug2sdAw6m
ATHENEUm.
THOMAS DUFF ,......,....... Manager
THIS EVENING, Monday, Oct. nth, will be
performed. for the Arst time this season the domss
tic drama, In acts, entitled
RENT DAY.
Dance by Mrs. A. Rodgers
The evenings entertainment will conclude with
the Farce Of
A DEAD SHOT.
MIR. j. p. ADAMS,
The greatest Y ankee comedian in the world 10 en-
gagged for = few nights only. Due notice will BE-
given " his appearance.
D1-For particulars see bills Of the day.
Prices - AAnissA0n.
Parquet and Dress Circle. 50 cts
Family Crcle...... .................25 "