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From the N. O. Picayune.
TIA oughts 81 tho Past.

Old memories ciinging round the heart
Oft trouble the deep fouat Of tears.
OF grief one may have had part,
Zen though the heart BE- young In years.
And tho the past has al been bright,
And Pleasure cup been brimning o'sr,
Though happy now, team dim 0ur sight
That those sweet joys return no more.
day ago there came 10 ne
little shining golden ring;
And as you gszed with careless eye,
You'd say il was simple thing;
But ali to me it was not So
For had seen II oft before
But on the finger Of my friend
never shalt behold IL more.
For, - this simple ring ! view,
There come. to ms vision bright
The golden hair, and eyes Of blue,
Of one who dwslls in realms Of light.
All how We loyed--ny friend and l.
How happy were our chiidhcod's years
So free our hearts from every sigh,
Such strangers 70 cur eyes were tear.
Then hand in hand through every path,
We lovingly would wend our way
Together shared our joys and griefs,
Together were content to stay.
Our love increased with girihood's years,
our hearts in closer union beat
In kindred minds and kindred souls,
This young, pnre friendship--oh, how sweet
But earthly bliss must have an end
This angel could not longer stay,
And years ago my darling friend
Passed from our sorrowiag sight away
Then wonder not that as | see
This token dear, the tears fall fast,
So wildly it brings to me
The sweet, sad mcsoories OF the Past.
Keokuk Iowa. CELESTE.
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Late Of Harrodshnrgh, ky.)
0a Mk ing ~ o use
HATCH Il TN d VI PSON.

KEOKUk ......... IOWA
DAkTICILAk attention paid TO col eetions, and
rsmittance- made at current rates.
All business appertsining to banking promptly
attended to.
Exchange on England, Ireland, ard the Cont
nent. II. w. BAILEY, Cashier.
REFERENCES:
J. NJ. Morrison, Cashier Manhattan Co., N. ";
chas. Il foote, Cash Z Commercial Bank, Gin;
Kinney, Espy Co, Cincinnati;
:. II. Builen, Cash r Baak Kentucky, Louisville
Curtis Warren.
Northern Bank of Kentucky, Lexington;
Taylor, shelby 4 Co..
Farmers Bank OF Kentucky, Frankfort;
Commercial Bank If Kentucky, Z"
Darby h Bark sdale, st. Louis,
PittmAn 4 Brother,
l.. 1. Tnkmsn 4 TO-, Chirags;
Mitchell 4 Gable, Rock Island nov Id
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We pablish 10 day statement vi y. {. BECK
Co, in relation 10 the promptnsss manifested by
this Company in settling the Ices they sustained
by The late IRE, and covered by this Company. The
frankiin is a safe, prompt and reliable Company,
and We take pleasure IN recommending II 10 the
coma liberation Of our citizens who need insurance
their property II Madison Patriot.
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n.,urn. Of the Elections.

Telegraph reports in the Burlington pa
pere Of Yesterday from varioss cities and
towns, in various portions of the United
States, render il certain that Fremont has
carried Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont,
Rhode Island, Connecticut, Ohio, Michigan,
Wisconsin and Iowa. New York and Illinois
seem also favorable for Fremont. New
Jesey has elected Republican Governor,
bat the Presidential vote is close and doubt
ful. Pennsylvania is conceded to Buchanan
BY 10000.
Nothing from Indiana.
Baltimore gives Fillmore 5000, Louisville
1900, and st. Louis 1000 majority, but there
are not sufficient returns received to deter
mine the result in any of the doubtful South
ern States.
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A BucHAsEER OK THE BIBLE.i. \. Nor
lis, candidate for Congress, in speech at
Quincy on Saturday evening last, said: "if
"wc beat the black republicans on Tuesday,
''they viii cease 10 exist, aye be swallowed
sup in the political whirlpool as the chill
"drsn of Israel cere in the Red Sea-" And
it is Jus. such an ignorance Of the Bible as
we might presume of modern -Slave-d
vcrs' tool.
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HUrCMINSON 4 DEWEY,
MERCHANT TAIL0R&


MUTCmuxsoN + DEWEY,
MERCHANT TAIL0RS,
THIRD street, between Main and Johueos, keo.
aux. lows, have just reviewed At their Pashioasbl,
Tailoring and Furnishing establishment, . shoict
and excellent supply OF Brosdcioths, Cassinsres
vestings, and Gen tiemen Furnishing Goods ef 81
descriptions and guarantee thst their work shall b
done in the most approved aud satisfactory manner
They are constantly receiving the New York 40
Philadelphia fashions, and respectfully solicit Ill
who desire good work and tho best material to give
them call. Agents for
Francis Mdhan's System Of Garment
Cutting.
Also, Reports II Fashions.
\ oct2,-dly HUTCHINSON 4 DEWEY.
Yensensile ssaak % Deslevae,
BELLEVUE, NEBRASKA.
Jxo. WkARx, Prest IHo II. BssroS, jr., Vice Prsst;
Jons j. Towx, Cashier.
gfNHE Subscribers the stock hoiders snd owners
4 Of the above Bank, and by the provisions
Of its Charter responsible Tor its is
sues, and will redeem its notcs in coin 81 tho
ter Of the Bank, At Bellevue, Nebraska, and at the
Bank VI Elgin, Elgin, Illinois, ofhces Of Greene
wesre, Cedar kpids, Iowa, and urcene, Wearc 3
henton, Council Bluff, lows, In exchange on New
FORK ut current rates or In currency.
GREENE 4 WEARE,
GREENE, WHARF, 4 BENTON,
NORRIS G. Town,
X. b. GRAVES,
oct3i-dw3m JOHN J. TOWN.
SAWS! SAWS! SAWS!!!
MANUFACTURED NJ
PRUYN 4 LANSING,
ALBAyY, NJ.
KANTED!
Tar Largest Stock to be found In this cnyi
CONSISTING or
CROSS-CUT, MULAY MILL, CIRCULAR.
For sale ut Manufacturers Prices. BY
TtLLIN0HAST, LANE + BUEL,
oc,3l 13S Mainst.. Sign Of Broadsxe.
INSURANCE A0AINHT FIRE
tAN Stores, Churches, Pork Houses, MaauiAetar
~ ing establishments. Dwellings. Household
Furniture and Merchandise effected Ia the
HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE C0MPASr,
CAPITAL $300,00O
pHENIX INSURANCE CO.. OF HARTFORD,
CAPITAL @200, 900.
STAR ms. CO., OF OGDENsBURGH, N. Y,
CAPITAL $l00, 200.
The above Copaniss adjust and pay all losss'
's- - VIZ. ". BELENAP. Agent.
/ novl-dlm 6ecoad-st.
Te Dagaefrsan Assasss.
/ LSOR SALE-A we'll established Uaguerreen Gal
l. lery, containing reception room, y-light ops
| ratine room, and work room, With hstures and IN
strumsn1 The ROOMS may be rented Tor Anyy
length of time. The propTistor's reasons los ssi
| ing will be made known 70 any who may Wish y
paTeAsse. Apply 70 "ARTISf." 1t this one..
set3s-d3w
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QriScY AND EASTERN RAILRoAp.--Propo-
sails are solicited by advertisement for the
construction Of this road. 1t commences at
Camp Point, and runs east to connection
with the Great Western Railroad, lat or near
Naples,) forming "a line Of some 81 miles,
and furnishing u connection with the wes-
tern extremity of Lake Erie at Toledo via
the Toledo and Wabash Railroad. The line
from Quincy to Toledo will be AS miles in
length, and will be made up in the following
manner: Northern Cross Railroad to Camp
Point; Quincy and Eastern Railroad to Ma
Piles; Great Western Railroad to the Indiana
line; Toledo and Wabash Railroad to Tole-
do. When finished il will be through line,
very advantageous to Quincy and OF ulti-
mate value TO US.
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&a-MA6rInEs IoMrnrsp ENrRAeT OF BEssK
fLASt--A certain cure for Diarrhsea, Dysentery,
summer Complaint, aud all affections of the bowels
attended with relaxaioa. Asa safe, palatabe and
reliable remedy il IL unsqualled. For children
tcething, attended with irritation 81 the bowels, it
is the most soothing remedy in use. Prepared and
sold by j. & {. MA6UTRE,
Chemists and Druggists,
$. w. cor. Olive 4 81 SITS, ST. Louis
Fur SALEM k.oksk by Il. III. 0Uonnor and Drug
gisis geaera!ly. aug26dsw6m
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o. BrcK Co.

In reference to the Company mentioned In the
above card, We find the following in the Madison
palers. This Company enjoys good reputation
throughout the west for promptness and lbsssiity,
and should b. well supported by the public.
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CORNER OF STATE AND RANDOLPH SITS

Entrance No. ~ State st.
INSTITUTED September. 1851 Incorporated by
/ the Legislature Of Illinois, February, lss5.
TIE extraordinary patronage bestowed upon thi.
long established and popular institution affords
gratifying evidence that The superior advantage
and facilities il offers for the acquisition Of thor
ough kno wiedge of the various branches OF Com
mercial Education. are fasorAbly appreciated BY q
discerning and intelligent community. Over 200
full course students have been in attendance during
the past winter, being an amount VI patronage IN
paralleled in the country.
The Collegiate Course lie the mos, extensive, com
plete and thorough ever introduced into any Com
ercial College in this country and compress prHe-
teal instruction in Book keeping and Aceounts,
adapted to every kind Of business, including an
elaborate work on Railroad Book keeping, prepared
by the President expressly for this School, know-
edge Of which is alone worth mere To the Student
than the tuition fees for the entire together
witt Commercial Calculations, Business Penman-
ship, and he subjects Of Commercial Law.
Albert kiiler, Esq, the popular American Gard
Writer whose specimens of Penmanship received
the highest premiums ct the great State Fair held
in New York city in 1854, has been engaged ~
Professor Of Penmauship.
Another course Of free public Lectures will be
deiivereid during the winter a, Metropolitan Hall,
by several Of the most distinguished ctiaens OF
chioagp. Students can enter whenever they please.
Circulars aud Catalogues furnished gratuitousy on
apple ltou at the College.
Chicago, Nov. l, SO, SIN
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We take pleasure in calling attention to the let
ter u Mcssrs. .. Z. Buck Co., OF Madison, which
appears in paper to-day, in reference to the
promptness and liberality Of the Franklin Fire a
Marine Insurance Company, in paying their loss
which resulted from the late FIRE in our city. We
have had occasion heretofore, 10 call attention to
this company, and We feel pleased to again recon
mend II, ~ worthy Of confidence and support. Tha,
company 10 the best which pays promptly and her
manifested disposition TO dol ADDISON Argus
and Democrat.
W. r. Turner, Esq, Is agent Of this company .,
keokuk.
Oct. 10, dim.
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DRs Molsgs CoUSrY.-.The Gazette claims
a Buchanan majority of 200 votes in Del
Mones.
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HICKEY MASON, Surgeon Dentists, are
prepared TO insert Teeth upon Cold. Silver
and nutta Percha, also upon Platina with
continuous Gum, which for beauty and
cleanliness cannot be surpassed. They are
determined to do the neatest work that is
done in the City, and at less price than
any other office here. Office on Blondeau
between Third and Fourth.
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aEsgxsxcEs:

RESERExcEs:
Err AD. W. Ford, Banker Jesse Wick srsham
ESQ.,; Drs. Mc6ugin > Allen Phillips : Co., Auc-
tionesrs Dr.. r. II. WymAn-KkoKuK.
John H. r. Jerome. Ex-Mayor; Thompson 1
odssluys, Merchants; BENZ. q. Barroll, Attorney
At Law Hugh L. Bond, Attornsy 1t IAv--BAErs-
MORE.
r. Carroll Brewster, Attorney 1t Law; Assoa
At Law Johns CARTS, j., Real Rstats BSoksrs--
PaiLA DaLr1IA.
Dodge I Brownell VIM. Brown, Architect; Lee
mon ACo.-CnfcAoO. oct13-dH
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rUST rssslvsd, supply Of Wistss Stsainsd lsr,
y Oil, su1esier assasls.
nevlT MOORE H00Pn1.
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WATCH MAKERS AND JEWELLERS,
MAIN IT, bet. SECOND THIRD,
move d4w KEORuk, IOWA.
"ATCiiEs. large assor ineni Of Ladies' and
w Nentiemens fine Gold Watches. Also the
best assortment If Railroad Tmekecpers" ever
offered in the Nes', which are warranted with the
utmost conhiehce For sale low ut
no,6-das PARMELE 4 CAMPBELL'S.
VEAELkl.-A tns assortment Of pain, gold,
a Cameo, Coral and painted 'pins aud Earring.
single or ia sasts. Pam, gold, opal and ruby
DIAMOND Ri NuS; Cold Guard, Fob, Vest and
Neck Chans, Gold and silver Thimbles Gold
Bracelets, Lacaets, Seais. Charas, Keys, Pencils,
gents gold studs, collar and sleeve buttons, at
nos6 div pARMELE 4 CAMPBELL'S.
SfLfEk " tkE.--A complete assortment of sri
- Yer War, comprising spoons forks, napkin
rng. cups, fruit k,ives; also silver eard-caes, port
monnes, tobaeel boxes, Ac., at
nosod4w rARMELk CAMPBELL
I)LArED ARE. silver plated ten sets. cast
J. urs cake afa card baskets, candle sticks, ic at
noy6 dsw PakMELEs CAMpBELLS.
/,oLD PEN Motions, gagley Z, and Dawson,
~ Warren 4 Hyde s celebrated gold pens, at
nov6- pAHMELE CAMPBELLS.
:, PEcr ACl.E, rhe best assortment of gold
= silver AMI s,.el spcttaclesat
nov6-d2w PAEMELE 4 CAMPBELLS
rLocns.--A iargc assortment oil t.oeks, OF al.
~ styles and prices, at
noy6 div PARMELE CAMPBELL
TUILERi.- \ very large assortment Of pocket
~ cutlery ai~o raxoFs. scissors, shears, dc, at
noy6-dIw pAKMEIE 4 CAMPhELL'S.
DIST0I.S- Colts, Beals, Robins 4 Lawrence :.
j and Aliens revolving, also the best single and
double barrel pistols, fer sale by
novs-dAw PhRMELE / CAMPBELL.
Musical INSTRtMKNTs.- Flutes, flies, TIA
vi geolets. aeeorisons also, strngs aud trim
mings for yiolias, guitars, and banjos, at
noy6-dSw PAI.MELE GAMPBELl.'S
BY KENDALL, HOWE & co.
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HupsoS AID LAKE SUPERIOR RAILROAD
contract has been entered into with "a heavy
Pa. firm to complete in two years line OF
railroad from Hudson to Superior City. AT
Hudson it will connect with the LA Crosse
Land Grant Railroad, and so direct line
viii be furnished both to Chicago and Mil
waukee direct to the soutbwesternmos, point
on Lake Superior.
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FlRg AND Loss oI LirE.--On Friday night
LAST fire occurred in = furniture establish
meoi in the northern part Of St. Louis, west
OF broadway, neas Angelrods street. Ten
persons wsre asleep in the attic, seven Of
whom, oil Germans, we're burned to death.
CO The majority for Frsnont in Chicago,
che home Of Douglass, was 1900.
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noy5-d

yNTASfED A na nblr Of men Of good address
w to sell soine handsome and rapidly selling
work..
Just pubii.he l. q handsome New Years Present
entitled The Floral padsm, or A Wreath VI
Gathered Flower" handsomely bound in Cloth and
GIT, and superhy illustrated with num,er of
Colored engraving, Also, cheap and qack-sell-
ing work entitisi "TAs True Hsforp Of rae Kassss
Wars. stitched in a neat wrapper, with splendid
j. n. TELLER,
moved Fourth ST., near Main, Cincinnati.
IOWA STATE TAIR FOR 1856.
FIRST PREMIUM AND DIPLOMA
THOMAS CURTIS,
No. IS Maia Street, Keokuk, Io,ra,
For Paintings, Engravings, &c.
+ RESPECTFULLY invite attention to ny new
PICTURE GALLERY,
Which isnV1 open to the public, and where may be
fourl sonr Of the very finest
PiCTUR
published in this country or in Europe.
PICT URE FRA MES,
Plain, and orameatsd in every style. business
Cards framed. TL0S. CURTIS,
ocl2s-d No. ~ Main-at.
FlNHE Pews i n tbs baptist Church will be rented
l. for the en- .a,ne yearv GA Moday. Nov. 10th, At
lV o'clock q. M. the Caareh. All interested
isited to attend.
BY order If the Church. lnov; did
\XyANrED iMMGptAfELY-A girl 10 do
w housework. Also, nurse. Good wages
given Apply - q. NJ. HUSTON,
noys-d3t Oh Mains
- A.I-5i.st.as apartments Avs pen,
on Main street between ID and Sth. Apply 1T
this office. noy5.ilw
LsoR SALE Low ASp ON 00OD TERAs-Lots
l. and ,, bla,k 81, c,tner Of johnson and 18th
streets lots II and "a. block zoe, corner Of Main
and th streets W ftct in. ~ 100 feet. corner of
9Th and Ridge E.oek Ga, keid's addition: also, 10
acres III bsautiial lard, q miles from town, tho
DIS MONIES Raj ED. WkLGHMAN,
vct29 -dlm* keokuk, Iowa.
Notice.
have this day sold vat my entire stock OF goods
i To j. u. Hunphsry, who will continue to carry
on the Hat, CAp B,nnct Businsas 81 my old stand
tho -, Main street, ani return my sreere thanks
II my old friends and customers f9r their liberal
patronage, ard soileit fof may sucx ssor continu
anoe of the same y. II. HUMPHREY.
Dot I5
Lumber 81 ati kinAs.
vIsHk subscriber is now prepared 70 furnish all
kinda Of Lumbcr al the shortest notice. Also,
any quantity oi i.ath for plasterinE.
oct22dtf HAWKINS TAYLOR.
EENITAN WINTER APPLEs.--sOO bbls. for
~ sale by CLUTTs + WALKER
oct S-d6t
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cratic candidates for local Offices now before
the people in New York City (says the Cour-
ier and Enquirer are, one expelled Calfor-
man, one indicted for manslaughter, one in-
dicted for murder, and one having several
indictments for various grades Of crime
hanging over him. This we know, and our
knowledge of the Democratic Candidates
limited.
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Keokuk Fomate College.

rIvHE first term Of this institution will be opened
/ on Monday, Nov. 3D. in rooms Of the NJ. T..
Church. on Chat square.
Mrs. Mary Dean ana Miss II. c. Bail, WHO are en-
gagged as teachers. have had much experience aud
in female seminaries. aud bring with them
satisfactory testimonials Of their high literary at
and social character ladies' and VI their
ample qualifications fer instructing in the various
branches of a fun course Of liberal education.
The Trustees and Teachers pledged 70 special
vigilance and effort for the best mana gement and
the entire success oil this enterprise,-so I'm
portant to the honor aud prosperity Of our city
and they ask the hearty cooperation and support Of
all who desire the and prosperity Of the in
stitution.
Tuition fees for term Of 10 weeks-primsry
branches SC, advanced branches Extra, fuel
Ac.. 81.
Competent and experienced teachers will give in
structions In Latin, French. German, Drawing,
Painting, and ON tho Piano Forte, 81 the customary
prices. For the Trustees,
oct3l-d A. BkID0MAN, Prcs't.
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GENERA Al. INTELL1GENCE OFFICE.
r1sHE subscriber having opsnsd an Office on Main
strest beiow 2nd ST., next door 10 DR.. Wyman =
once, and nearly opposite the Laelede House. res
tenders his services to the citizens IL keo-
kuk and State If Iowa. also to the citizens of lll
nois and Missouri, as Real Estate Agent. He
will give prompt and sp scAl attention to the Real
ss.~te Aorage, aii tts various branches. nav
ing been actively engaged In the business for
IL years in the city Of Philadelphia, he hAttsrs
himself that, with some experience with the West
mode of doing business, he will be able tn give
general satisfaction TO those who may favor him
with their patronage.
Attention viii likewise be given 10 the General
Intcili gencs huainess. Also, 10 the renting Of
Houses, collecting House rents, Ac.
JAS s. PRIMROSE.
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Wnicr Warka.

GEALED Proposals will be received at the once
~ II the City Engineer until January lst, A. d..
1886 for tho construction Of Water Works furnish
ing and laying ppesA fixtures. In the City of keo-
kuk.
Payments 10 the made in eight per cent. Keokak
City Bonds.
Persons proposing for above work, win please
submit, the plans upon which their propositions are
based.
L. HUTCHINSON,
keokuk, Oct. Is, 1855. david City Engineer.
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GREAT SALT OF LOTS
In MT. AUBURN.

GREAT AAtE OF LOTS
In Mt. AUBURN,
MODS ADDITION. CRY OF kEokuK
vi esa OTIS are iuea ed on keokak Avenue, one
a,ie frosa the eenti- Ut keokuk, are pleasantly
toe"sa, without ANY gateys OF breaks, and are ali
eng Die sites Tor private ssideno.s.
Isfsens aesiroas Ut procuring home in pleas
sat aud healthy par OF the CITY and ON easy term.
W.! ~ wei! % attend this sale, they will be told
without reserve u The L.gneat bidder
Day VI sale Saturday, Nov. sth, 10 clock a. M.
~ kendall, Howe Cos
Terms VI sale cash, balance in four sem. annual
payments atsix per cent. Per snnum
flas u ground may b. seen At Office VI Dr. God.
or at Kendall, Howe Co.'S fnayS
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DIED,
la this city, on tbs 4th, John Randolph son of DR.
J h. Rick-y, aged Is years. Death caused by acct
d. ttal shoofinK
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Eor Glenfora.

1--WE FIRST passenger train Of ears Of the keokuk
1 and MI Pleasant Railroad Go. will leave for
bieniari, Ag Va and ~ o'clock, to convey persons
who wish 10 attend the sale Of Lots free Of charge
q and from the sale Carriages will be in readiness
a. the Of Main and 2na Streets to carry per
sons 10 the Dinner will be served nj IL
o'clock. fnoy6.d
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CAUSE or DErEAr.--rhe Greenville, S. c.,
Patriot, Of Oct. -, regrettlng the defeat of
Col. Brokman for the Senate, accounts for it
the following singular way:
"His jealous efforts in the cause Of ednca-
ton and the elevation Of the poor, III NOR
al and social point of view, have proved his
defeat
To be the friend OF ''the poor white trash"
is enough to politically damn man, BY
their own confession, IN the home of the
egro-aristocrats. Yet these be "Demo-
Gratis o, shameless misuse Of terms
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NOnllni NNIOn NMte.
NJlII be sold on the 9th Of December, unless
w called for and charges paid,
boxes hoas hold goods ,snarked Joseph Hamii-
lon;
box marked l. aae Thompson
] bundle scythcs, marx
keasak, NOV. 8. '5b-dm j. K. C0PELIk
REiIfANIA WARE, OF . superior quality and
- flush, far sale by
Nh Il 40 Ia \ h 4 Iit IT..
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10 JAN.
Mr.. CLAYroS.--Ilon. John NJ. CLAYTON is
better, and his friends now have confident
expectations Of his recovery.
aJ- The ST. Louis Democrat Bucha neer1
says:
"We have not labored very assiduously
for Buchanan. How could we in company
with the nullhers and secesslonists of the
South, and those evil-aoers, Atchison and
Douglas OF the West ~
Surely, an honest man could not tell how.
NKGRo INSTRUCTION IN TrSSgssER.--The
Memphis Bulletin, Of the 2sth alt, gives An
acc3aa. ~ insarrveeon auiong tue me-
groes IN Upton county, in the negborhood
j OF Big Creek, which was fortunately discov-
cred and qae.ied before the purpose OF the
conspirators Was accomplished. An organi-
ias.on of the slaves on several plantations
bad plot TO murder their mattresses and
The children on election day, in the expectant
absence ~ their masters, and then TO attack
I Ut successful in their plans thus far.l the
polls. The conspiracy was disclosed bv a
slave OF Mr.. Wooten, ex- Sheriff OF linton
| county, and u number OF those engaged in
the plot upon this information were arrested.
|, is expected that summary punishment will
be melted out to the ringleadcrs, as well as
those who melted them to the insubordina-
ton, whose names, it is said, are known.
A similar instance of INSTRUMENTATION OF
slaves has been discovered 81 Macon, 10 Fay
cite county, and their plans Of operation
we're 70 have been put into effect on Saturday
night last, but was fortunately discovered ~
in the ease given above.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-02-09
I'M OF LETTERS.

DEuNNi\G 30 lhe pos. Oadce at Marshal
II January ut, 1856.