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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-01-31
BRILLIANT SCHEMES,
TOR FEBRUARY. 1856.
GREGORY 4 MAURY, MAHAsrrs.


Lessesy fev he h<ns6t Of TIE Ss--ss ~ D<fsrs,s
Cts~ ~ fcr tuos. drswe - Wiiatsgsos, Del,
49,
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1 pv;.. Of esl 600. % ooo- > I'm mn.
f,oO. 4 ~ Q son no N 7, ~. 400, %
NJ eoo. ITO NJ a On l.. A..
riet.,s s,o-H.i,,, ss-o.. N "a
csr''A.''.. q package. Of 2 wIsl.., SEQ % 9,
70 oaaI'sf'. $50
ara 0nAe
L,"e'J .of Toe eeaent OF ne &afe ~ Doiarsys
-, 20. 80. 70 oe afsss at Wilmington
. 100
, .'y '-'o a'a~a 's'o"'
pin. n Az, ooo. on oao. ,oooo o
600 a ooo +, ooo. ANN . co.,. Sv 900 %,
i.iOO; 300 20 Of $50 5o2 ~ 40 A. A..
r.l..,, 40 -,
E.rs,l, ., -, % 90
= ~.
:" ho'e'' ssS W
+. =. - 1870, 49,.
"'se' "es
5000,
SvV'
Lottery tor the benefit OF the Stale Of D>irrrsvs
Class y, tor ih1,. 80 u dfsss 81 Wilmington ,
DeL. February 10. is5s
q Numtrf Is,strtv-tS Df.un stto,.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-01-31

FE4Hg entselaef tssiee aefnsr1 ~ serrlfes ~
= -. So = 80 - -, ..ss : =
a.<u g ia8rssreSs n fsf - 4tra 1881
No., - f,s2 cnAa Q, 9F4W4kT.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-01-31

Saturday ~. Grand Consolidated Ifa,rrv C,,,,.i
Pr'zss $4,000 . coo; 5000 toeo; Seos ! r.
above Lossefy e"eisia. eife. eeS In ps!s., a. =.
the esJ 81 dr.s,sg ihsy wii b slI drsss ss,.
Whels Tickets sio-f Han IS os.r,~r. a "A -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-01-31

fFfbk ssS.csihff kas friafpst foes 81 Testers
~ Cities zilh : haoasrnie sarpiF ~ q 80 On
- liss ereA a. ools a. silver Wshh~s RfsasI
pea Tar hiafs uait pes So Pearlis 0ois
Nsg a. Fob Chaits, Hrsis So KEYS, N ssoft %.
sest pVefy sfItis b. ~ iiss ~ hsissss vkith ~
ksfes ~ ~ Hissss sd 80 Pssie s-srfaiiy siil
eail sd 49, CHNa q STEWART
Pss~shss ~ fass
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-01-31

Au1estespeedsses strictly eon65ensial. ana "a
RfesNa dlaSiAE esnikrd b. che elasr c..nI-
stenef vii be ssAi 70 silSAo nav osd,, ,eS s,ss..
~ 'safss ore reFvfsily pstse 81 good "a 80.
- es sad sasvs-ss Ne cay ws receive 49, N
1919 ess Cssad ~ - 81 ~. % adtscsssee \.
<S~s gSod ffi1s, addrsss sks cse ssS Lsex az,
~. ANsgf. q co
So, 49, hes - y. q. BaIsisors, Ma
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-01-31
WaatAd.

- yosss lazy. siisaflus - 0ovpYsess
iss private taanyi - - Tsa<ssF e szasi
Jss. :. ~ EogToa % vnEE PaRaa
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-01-31
EDtssoIufiou
Bell Hanging.

A A@1- JAHOt
hANiNU beea sgliCtsd 10 giEe mT sfshiiou
20 pariag 20 q fspsHiaR Hsoss Bells. .
rn-f ny srfvirss % ihr eifS~bs ~ Jsf~rs0n 4 "a.
iuiEisa ooaaiies wU tssr Rsupyiv 81 he rsa.t
Molern ksots 4 risiss, 18th bias a Plsifd vita
Ell The ftqasltr GGtufrs
AnY of1efs fkfspgh ths Chsfiesiown Poet Oars
% irn vita Nessfs. Keyes a Rssfs'~v sln Fse~lye
rfompi sitsntiss. w y. WERHfcK.
RsYEasScas
EFYrs a KssaFtsr
w. ~ ~ sTssrH Chaflssfown
Dee 80 isj5 1T
Land Warrant Lost.
n AND WARRANT. No. ~ Coz. dsisa June
- 3bk iFss1. i.susd o. HHnphfey keNss, ~
Capi iismpsFsy's Furisia Voianfssfs, tss sea
lpsi ~ dssppTsf csvrsi has issn ,nfsrsi 81 Ne
Lsne OA-s' aht - aPgiicstias ~iii ts aste isf
dopiicais atuast
D-e-mAsf - fsss a,
SFPvant aigi fer satre.
A LIKELY svvsai OH 90 Hive So he sssu.
~ FREg rnEss OFFICE.
Dse-msc' 80 lsss
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-01-31

nrrERs kis Psese~isssi ssvvsres 70 the cid
" yrss " Hsrpeu-f~sry sad bss vieisiy
Omee ~ Dvus eesv. Hssp<rN Ferry.
lannafr 70 latt-ll
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-01-31
For Sale.

HAVE fer sale pair OF young Ksniacty ho,-
ses eaicuia;Sd ribrT for hsrnes, CT The saddle,
~hiyh will sell Dpon Teasonsble terms. They
aoe in PO-sessi"n Of MIR. James IA Briscoe and ca n
BE- sern Al sny tine upon application To him.
have siSo another gnod saddle horse which v ~
cell uPoh IsAsonakle terms.
6EoRGE WASHINGTON
yarua
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-01-31
THOMAS D. HENSON.

We have psei RUhI's Il Ack saive IN rur family
In several eases uf obstinate SORES and o. effected
speedy and q cic4i cure. ". MYERS
Charle~'Nua Va fIsruarV III 1873
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-01-31
Wagon Making Business.

UNuE subscriber haviEz secured The Wagon
y Maket's shop. adjoining ihe Blackssnih's
Sbor ~ Thonss Davis. sHd bavisg q isrge stock
81 veil seasoned Thinker, viii carry on the Wagon
Making bosioess w Ire various branches rad Sii
,ndravpt to sise SUBTRACTION 70 al who nav .sar
him iih their patronage. WAeoss snd WaaOa
Beds. Cans, Bafshesr Piooghs AZ, cen b.
the shorisst Boilee. AL kinds ~ Repsfin4 viii n
promptly anendsd 20. JOHN w HDHR
ChaTi-siown Nov IS 1865
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-01-31
Negro Woman for Sale.

ii HAVE isf sale . saioabie Servant WOg=aa
Y rsd Cot. wssh-r ant fr.n-r sg.d airaut
20 J~srs iNoUigE OF TIE PRiSTER.
Jan NJ 1875
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-01-31
Goods for Sale.

TINE Dndrrsigned sTpee'ing to change biz hu.-
Il iaeSs On the isi day Of April neat. viii OFF,
fr sale. HE Stock 81 DIS Gssds ~ Cost fUf Cash,
or 30 days credit irgm ds:s of p9rchs-e
D-cen,b.rG. la.S.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-01-31
Notice.

FTfHE subscriptions 10 The Episcopal Church
n baijing az ChaTiestoSB, arc all NV d1s.--
suesefhers vii p'eAss psy ~ sn early day, a. use
iaoheY - neecSd 20 pay the dtbt due On TIE f'hufeh
baiidiSg Pay m-Hl csh b. made To
u. ~. Lee Treasurer
Of ID. EriseopaI caSfeh gslie!hg F1aI.
January ~ 1850
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-01-31

-
Whslesa1s Z Rslill
Drive Sx0D3s
U.A~ - 49, asss -.
1A8R81so TE0RY, N.
slsHk sss.<rssss .csA s~.peesfsly esil sAs &c
sssees~es, u vsssA asa 0sssIss
eaues. Mkoleinfs Amo estmieAls.
chef -hiea have h<>s s-l~c,ed ., tkss osrs ssd
-ssss~iies see~->sry 10 - e-tsbs ,ss<nt ef 10
seosssei< saisre. Asti.appsia asst aossiecs-
too. sad oiss,ises ssstoss COOS qses~vs ressii
from The ss< Of 'mPsfe sad sdsir s,rd @esicises
'oeh psiss hes b-en .sses - psv ne tksn u The
ese.t and psresf assiat-
Physicians and tAe Tfads usy sosadeasiy rely
crcs hsvtey ts-,s es'.st hiies vih The best srti-
e,.s.i 'he 'hosissi ssies sad upon he mo; faves
sei- terms.
PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS.
sse every nisassx evae~e,ed 'Aenwish, unl b. NJ
xss~d 20 si,h The mes, -crupvi,s. esse and seeu-
tsey. In sadaioa 10 standard Medicines 10 ksps.
Ponms, Osfs, Dye Ssfs, Giass. Px.y. Har-
nisASs, Pai~f BrusAes, ard Barains Fyxid
A.o ss sxisa,ive s..sst@~nt Of F@neh. Easiish
and 6e'snsp rciiet sad Fsney Articles. sseh ..
Pomstes. PINK S.scet. Lily whDe.. Pearl Pow
der. C0nhs. Brushes. &c. Pre- work., Toys, Com
mon snd Ffenca Cssdis-. Fruits. &C.
Hammone's Cs.iof OIL Pomsde. Ambsr Tooth
Etsr SIC Montprttcf sicuth Drops
Scheo. Books. Novels. Aossais. mnnthly PERI
otieai.. Toy aud Song B~Uks. Stationery, Pie
tafes, &c.
Surgical Instruments.
FINEST CHEJrIyG TOBACCO 2 SEGxRs
GARDEN SEEDS.
CUTLERY. CHINA GIFTS.
To To the above misbt he added many, very
many ARTICLES. which "a ,s MT accessory ~ urn.
iiab.
Jssusry iss5
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-01-31
Special Term Of the Circuit Court

T'iE cireui, Cour, Of -iTsr,os cosaty, MOI hsv.
i ing dispa'ched al Hs bu>insss a. tie October
Term last. Jutsc PaEKER. uedrr sxisiing pruvis-
,nb~ al law, has issued a Wausnt directed TO tie
Clerk II M Cvnr', appointing SIeeisl Term Il
saii Court % CON nenre en-. hopcsy the - b day
OF JanusTr. is.6. The Special Tenn however
viii b. held exclusively ior the cispateh OF Chsn-
esry eaasrs. Derrmher N, less
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-01-31
For nirc.

A NEGRO WOMAN Who ua,s.nrsnds Cook.
n Ing, I" assing. irJning add Mrkiss IN
qoire 81 THIS OFFICE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-01-31
Juvenile Singing School.

ssrs'f are Tie sOass n Claarrr.
THE nndefsis0-d proposes opening a Jsreaiis
Il Sssisg S<sea! ia Chssies iswn ipS the b-n, iii
OF hts iprnrr scaaisfs ana all his Young trends
wAr may desire mSre tllotcuzh acqaaiEtzner
vita vorSl music. Those DESTROYS OF iaking ie,-
soss ar nqnssied TO meef him ~ the school ~ ON
stI'iaing The " e CB1reh os SatJrdsv nrIt. at
10 o'clock. 4 NJ J 7. SKINNER
JaaBary . tH6 81
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-01-31

CAPITAL PhIZES $50 COO
% Saiotdst Jan ~ Gfand Cas .ol,ssi-a ,s,.x,
CaPiai PIizrs so coo. 70 81 sceo led "a io.o
i0to sfoe
Tieksn ei5-HaiEss o. to- Qssfler. N ia
EghtAs o. 81.
fes,ss s o. Witt ssr e. e. y. Hair. u IL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-01-31
SG1.xAO /

re- oflcr, Tor Ticksis AM Share. and Certif.
esies oi Packages IT, The above Splendid Loiteries
vail receive the mcst rrompt aiIebtioa and an sc-
e,p't q each IRA sing will - sect Immediately
after J. IL over ~ ali no or,lrr f,urf me
Address +. j. BUCKLEY, Agent
Jsr. - t-H WILMINGTON pei
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-01-31
70 Well nieRsra.


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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-01-31
NEGROES.

DERsoNs haViss NEGROES for sale. wosid
advance their iofefssi By esllisK 81 Tsonp-
soS's He,el. BsrfyViiie. before making disPosi-
tim Of them
S,ptembeT5 lass
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-01-31
Containipg 30 Acres,

eessx Ne ssus land which vas conveyed 10 ,siJ
Armsrss O.vm bY John Kable and Eizsb-ih his
wife By deed de- ed April 2ad. fssl wh,s /. Of re-
eotd ~ the same Clerks ofhcs ana 10 h~feey refer
ssf w Toe marc particular diserp,on 90 said isnd
Tee sale viii be made TO raisr the Il TOO her,
srre ssd nnety tvo dollar. srd hh,ea cents. VIII
tnisrrst ttenon irUm Ar'il III, 1851
EDMA ARD E. COOKE,
Chay,rsfoua Dec 2hsh Irj5 1issss,.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-01-31
a CASH.


a CARD.
~ EoR6g q. MoNeog, lakss fhss evpansnI.
VI " ~ lsgsrntse - psbiie - fAt ssd lks s1ls-
eesi essesiru 49, - y prrpased - srsssss ss.s
BiEs sa1 Osaaasaiai Fainlfaea. nsoeh Eetief
6ieas u 81 sisrs So AfpzFipsiess nsts ~ estsr
$50 Psises - ss,s 80 ilssn sd hsp,s - diissss
% r,sslv. fsn ed ssssssssS ssss. y ssslss ~,
tfoaaKs - hsfytof1rs.
D,crnA~s ~ te6s
- Bs'ss'ss A~s'iess, eopy sii@sa
lAsu aaa Valuable Ms6ieiasli
TIoLLwAYs WORM cosFKcT70Ks-
n Thi. uss,siss = gs' - = ssss foss 49,
u !, soi - az dists.sslal - esHtfsa 80 "a. ~
De- { 80 T. A. SMITH
THg $3.50 gisFs a. iAs ssas q Ne psssossi -
= isis q y Ills s'sss, aesa, sia tsre3s ses
auNPBRES ggYRg
ThomAs 4. sRows,
Nee - ifs& Er-rsara
IN fn0 BUSHELS 90 coaN. q, vkish
1UsVVV ~ hiEh~si osftst pfirs vHi -
s,sss y sasA - 4slisssr
H....- Pew. n, 8 i rs !" 0NANAA
UEHEAFFEn ~ easrcss,iis 1855 sfCogrs
IA 4 afeEAan eiil - $685. So haeea saeef
~ s,yis 80 esEe =. bsetees = 9.
9ou1a n cpoHa
nsrprfs Fery ftspsff > 80 "a
cpiagEs Diseases. y - c.'s.z. = -.
sss.us.,n "a
,ngRH nsfn 90 g. = - - 49,.
o.ss s. lsss.
mrs -. lis.-sSss,s. ii,~SS's, l'.,s..ss
4 49, 49, :
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-01-31

{ ,oLTos's Nasaf' ~ 9. Ser y $ l.,A.s.
We .. Nssss,,s's Psej-sss-S. e :, = 4.
- l',.. - "a, = So, - = LMsasiTs-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-01-31

/ g.. a. csss ssiss ~ =, 3 !. -; =
p-v-s,r "A lsss.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-01-31

ftt-.
the StsI
bound Toe q
have cold more az.
hore ns' ne year isSs .in bs,as nssy ..
Pfnss " ser eussonefs. Addrsss
Nc ANaEI q CO.
Beg 40 p. o. nshizaeep NJ
Saturday Jss.s 0rsss Ceasoll1assl $780,
Sspissi Prtze go ooo ois S1S, 0ea0o, ~.
whole Tickets q o-Halves a. ous n a
EsEhlbs ~ 81
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-01-31

ME- have 90 hand, large sss0rtment 81 hrss
w rals Piough Irons from he Csaurnbia Par
nscs. shrnasdoah CouHly. shirh we eff-r for sah
rsasosabie terms. Also bar Irsu sil siz-s sails
Sc. 81. 81 @. AooRE a CO.
5aamit Point IalV 10 1874
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-01-31

Clover Seed.
r uAvE ss@sis " Cspvsr Seed % tAs De,os
Il hevs Usde nssnngva-ats 20 farnish ths farmers
VIII q loo Rates 1iss.s Cash
ysa. 81 90 T. NJ AiSQUlTH
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-01-31

los fsiaies hsctss Chias si,ss. 49, -
u tFsiy tssttrlus u isseg ssIiriss.. y :, 80.
~ -, 49,. = BKLI.Ao 4 CO.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-01-31

EstRENcH ssd Essiish Msfiaees, (la col }
n 40 d 30 Slack.
TEXAS Ciosk Cobsfg 90
Fisid $50 a. rasf rasfs
Wossird and SIX Gals ,1sH
81 saie-ty r q. sioAFOosE.
Nov = iaH
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-01-31
Pubic Sale Of Land.

tDU6sUANT % . deed 81 Wsst Sexecuted ~
u Asossssd Own 10 the ssb~esiher ds,eA March
tosh. ieee asd rsecsded 20 he Clerks or a the
Cossiy cosrt OF Js6ersoa censiy, . viii ODER fyr
saiS % rshitc svctios. cor cash GA
Assssy ~ e.:s 81 L:=ss-y =e=.,
o. seos. b<foss Ne Cosu House az said Cosn,y. a
piece % parcel q land IN aid Copatv ss, 4 nirg
Tbs lsnzs 81 CAasas, Broohs and James W. Me-
Cufdy. M h n. ra..h AS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-01-31

A LARaE ~ sfcA'-,s.- ''....-: i.., ,,.-.y.s
Nss,asss - Isss = 'hl'-NH GO.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-08
Is in favor Of making Kansas free State,

i in favor Of making Kansas free State,
they call ABoLITioSIsT.)
Now every man will concede to them the
RIGHT to keep "booked up" in this and every
other movement; but what makes it the DUTY
Of citizens of Missouri to interfere in the
affairs Of the citizens Of Kansas, 10 not fully
shown.
The first statement, that Brown with q
party of three hundred abolitionists drove
colony of Georgiaas into Missouri, is not
true. Brown was in Iowa at the time this
was said to have occurred. 1t Is true that
about eighty Free State men left their homes
and drove out guerrilla band OF horse
thieves, about tno hundred in number, and
that they recovered some Of the ladies' and
children's clothing, taken at the sacking of
Lawrence, and returned them to their own
ers. To say that they drore them out is not
quite proper, for when they reached their
den the guerrillas had left, and not a man
could be seen. Their own guilty fears drove
them away.
The second statement is untrue, because
no man named White, or any other actual
settler has been driven out by the Free
State men, and no Free State man in the
Territory pretends to acknowledge the bogus
laws as valid
The third sta tement in relation to Frank
lin is distorted, as my letter of the 18th will
show. There were less than 100 Free State
men, and over 40 "young Southern gen.
tlemen." 1t is not true that the post
Office was broken open and robbed. II is
true that cannon, the same one which blew
the Eldridge house down, and some muskets
were taken.
The fourth statement in relation to Fort
Sanders is greatly distorted. Treadwell and
his followers had left there before the Free
State men reached the place. Treadwell and
his men rode to Lecompton, and not q man
Of them has fallen not even on their knees
to ask forgiveness Of God for the brutal muir
der Of MIR. Hoyt.
Filthy, Lecompton is not taken nor has
there been any attempt to take it.
Ten days has passed, and not pro-slavery
settler, north or south of this river, has been
disturbed. On the contrary, it is the inten-
ton of the Free State men, that every actual
settler, of whatever politics, if he be peacea-
bly, disposed, Will be protected from his dear
friends, the invaders.
presume the sgners Of this address be-
lieved these things were true, but they are
false in almost every particular. The Free
State men have said nothing about the SUBJ
ject Of quarter. They released the notori-
Gus Titus and eighteen other prisoners whom
they took, uninlured! That does not look
like "ao quarters" Nor have Free State
men ever talke about determination. That
kind of savage and foolish talk has been like
the handle of a jug all on one side. Free
State men now, heretofore, desire peace
and security of life and property, and they
intend TO have these rights. But it is quite
evident that the authors Of the foregoing ad-
dress desire war, invasion, bloodshed. Hence
the people of Lawrence have once more put
their city In the attitude of defense, for
which they are better prepared than they
were during the severe weather last winter
JoHS SIXTH. :.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-08
Tcicgrnphic news.

ST. Lotus, Sept. i.-pro- Slavery accounts
from Kansas received this evening saw that
on the morning of the Both ult., Capt Reed.
ut the head OF $50 pro-slavery men, had a
battle at Ossaw ottainie with 200 free state
men under command Of Brown. The fight
lasted one hour. The free state party we're
routed with a loss Of 20 killed and several
wounded. Brown and his son are reported
Killed. FIVE oil the pro-slavery party were
wounded. ossawattamie was burned TO the
ground, aud all the ammunition, provisions,
&C., were carried away
Gov. Geary arrived here to-day on his way
to Kansas.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 5-A meeting of Repub-
llcans was held last evening at Temperance
Temple. DIR. Snodgrass addressed the
meeting. resolution was adopted to issue
an address TO the people Of Maryland, and
It was decided to have State and electoral
ticket.
Nkw ioRK, Sept. 5.--The old line Wings
on Thursday adopted resolutions in favor Of
the National Baltimore Convention, calling
Wing mass meeting for Wednesday next
to nominate city, county, judiciary, Con-
gressional and other officers.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 5.--The purport of the
Instructions dispatched to California is a
mere matter OF conjecture. their contents be-
ing carefully concealed at the department.
They however relate more particularly to the
Army.
New instructions will soon be issued to
the Governor and Commanding General Of
Kansas
othcial adyices just received from Mr..
Daiias, give repeated assurances that the
treaty relative to Central America is pro-
crossing with every prospect Of satisfacto-
ry adjustment.
coScoRp, \. ii. Sept. 4.--The largest del
/ egate Conycntion1ever held in New uamp-
SHIRE convened in this city TO-DAY for the
purpose OF making nominations for presi-
Dental and state elections. Daniel Marcy,
OF Portsmouth, John ii. Chase, of Fonda,
Horace Chase, Of lIopkinton, David Button.
Of Walton, and 4. Martin, of Walton, were
nominated for Presidential electors. Hon.
John >. " els was re-nominated by aeclama-
ton as candidate for Governor, and Mark
Noble for Railroad Commissioner.
Treat enthusiasm prevailed. Tomorrow
a mass meeting will be held here, to ratify
the nominations.
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As4.MAsuRs's toaruuxD EXTRACT OF BEsSs
fLAsr--A certain cure for Diarrhna, Dysentery,
Summer Complaint, and all affections Of the bow cls
attended with relaxation. As safe, palatabe and
reliable remedy il is unequaied. For children
teeihing, attended with irritation Of the bowels, it
IS the most soothing remedy in use. Prepared and
sold 10y ]. 4 c. MAGUIKE,
Chemists and Druggists,
S. w. cor. Olive 4 I'd SITS, ST. Louis
For sale in Keokuk by 4. ii. 0'Connor and Drug
gists generally. aug20dA WON
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LYNCH \ WOOTrON.

RE Al EST ATE AGENTS,
Near cor "a JOHNSON sts., opposite the St. Charles
pAkfIcIL LAR attention paid to buying and sell
ing real estati. s-otiatiug loans, and any her
business that may b. entrusted to their charge
Persons DESTROYS II buying selling are invited TO
call Mt the late Office Of Rae 4 Lynch, where, by
reason OK their Conspicuous position on one of the
most business street,, the above enjoy superior Cd
vaniages Tor the pur base and sale Of real estate
Attention Is direcsed to the following property now
for sale on their register
CITY PROPERTY
Block No. 40, in Reds addition
Corner lot johnson and sth streets--lot 7, block
loT.
House and lot IN 9Th st., between johnson and
Exchange.
Lot 2. block 49, and lot 4 !, block 20
House and lot corner Exchange and Thirteenth
streets.
Lot 100 feet by %, on Ist, between johnson and
Exchange.
Lot 20 by 100 f,ct ON Sd ST., between Exchange
and the Alley.
Lot 20 by 90 feet, near the corner Of 4th and Ex-
change.
Lot on Blondeal, b,tween 9Th and 9Th; opposite
Lo, 100 feet deep and 90 feet front on 9th street
between Main AMI Blopdeau, and corner on Alley,
next new Hotel.
Lot corner Of High and sixth streets--lot Z,
block 81.
100 acres Of I'm land in Illinois, 81 miles from
Hamilton. and miles from the rivers capable of
ais.si - Ike scTss.t ;..s;sc. farms.
s2s acres Of splendid soll In Clark county, Mo-, S
IN les from keokuk. llne produced Al bushels Of
wheat to the acre.
400 acres " land in Dodge county, Mo.
i2o acres of fire. land in Montgomery Co., Town,
mile FROM Franaf,rd, the county seat, and the
whole finely wooded and watered.
highly improved farm in Illinois OF IsG acres
10 fenced into fields, and balance in splendid
timber This far is D miles from Carthag and I
miles from North srn Cross Railroad, now in opera
ton, contains . substantial house with rooms !:
also number Of out-houses has Q fine well Of
water ~ the door OF the milk house Is one mile
from a saw mill, and within miles Of Of several
grist mills. Title good and warranted.
Five acres Vt ground, being fine building site,
ia Section y, Township o., range 8, two miles from
Main-st
farm miles from town, near tn. Piankroaa
efntainng 100 acres, improved.
fiveor zen aires Of land adjoining Deldinx's res
idcncc.
Lynch Wcotton agents for tbs sale Of Large
Quantities OF lAad ia various parts of Missouri.
scpt6 -dtf.
LIVE HUNDRED bills winter applse for eale 4
L dseaA HUSTON. HAWKINS 8 6UeTOIY.
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Mr.. COddtng und the Aune RI cn n Flag.
The Times has repeatedly published the
Islander upon Mr.. Codding, representing him
as trampling upon the American Flag, etc.
And Poll-book Hall in his speech on Friday
evening last repeated the same disgracef I'll
falsehood, very we'll knowing that it was a
gross misstatement.
Below will be found statement which, in
the minds of all truth loving men, will ans
wer as q complete refutation, and stamp
with their true character the propagators of
such SANDER:
La Sale Co., Ills,
Aug. %, 1856.
MEssss. EplroRs GATE CRY:
This may certify that we, the under
signed, were present at political asscmblage
at Ottawa, two years ago this summer, which
meeting was addressed by Cassius NJ. Clay
of Ky, Owen Lovejoy and Ichabod Codding
of Ill. That small flag having on it the
stars and stripes, brought in from one of
the country towns, was reversed upon the
staff, and trimmed with Grape. 1t was car
ried erect, as such flags are usually carried,
aud no indignity was offered it. At the close
of the enthusiastic meeting, the flag was
restored to its usual position on the staff, and
the Grape taken of. That it was trailed in
The dust, trampled on, or in any way sub
Jected to indlgnity, az stated subsequently by
the Free Trader, is untrue. That the speak
ers, Clay, Lovejoy, or Codding, neither Of
them alluded in any way to said flag, or had
anything to do with il, nor do we believe
they ever noticed it. And that the infamous
fabrication that Ichabod Codding "trampled',
os<said flag, store it, or frequently alluded
to IT in his speech, or ever even noticed it,
is an unqualified and unmitigated falsehood.
We were present during the whole Of said
meeting, and know that Mr.. Codding made
no assertion and did no act that could pos
sibly be construed into disrespect for that
or any American flag, bat his remarks were
characterized by the most exalted patriotism
and love of country.
ELMER BALwiS, GEo. NJ. Grow.
ELinU Howlasp, G. HARD, MD,
l.. n. BALDWIN, X. NJ. MACARTHUR,
Jason WlswALL, ABEL Grow.
JNo. HossAck,
Gro. ScnLossER, Pastor of Free Church.