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u HARVESTING GRO rs.


HARVESTING CROPS. Il 81
The snose i.np N, agodt q sroP sshish
We raise. il The pofa Oi the man
ner of harvesting this and othes crops,
| We de.irs to make some few remarks.
The Potato should not be dug for
rtsring until The taps are mostly dead,
as the tubsr has not arrived Y full ma
turity before this time. They may be-
thrown into small heaps and covered
with the taps until freed nthe suriace
moisture, They ought moi be exposed
Il the hi sun for any length ut lime.
'rhase intended for winter use may br
PIT ii ,baEssls nr dry bins in the c+llss
whers ihs Temperature ~ its osesl pnit.t
DIES ,,sa ~ helpw 40 ! Farenheit, and
| ii il ca.lg kept II that pait,t during the.
||ssiAlsr. tlt Siata.oes will keep we'll lSss
For Vasst M rs,apl, many store shetns
ia heaps tAe field j; il tins case i Il
better Il, snske at excavation % The
no,4h sids si 4 hiil iaA 4 pf,spus soil II
shaded Il Win tend - shisla.
tf,ea, from a Mn n ths sun, and they
have tl. " I'LL jane wi,hou
openiog m 4 arss 1nerally stored
III AN N @ M lIsl D dieging i srsssci'
Abaut 'ss' \ 4| st 4 81 y !, 'slf ~ i've vide,
md of ~ Any dssifs1d lsNg,li Plss item EN-
|as hlsh M eiln r'dlsrd ll''
'hsn ca.'s tnlly cossrs.d g win straw, put
ing 4 on IL layers, commencing ,t iht x
Y ton. 80 .hat each layer wsA lar ever
|ahe l' asher cover lightly with sarfll5 I'M Z.
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WHiTFIELDss FIRST SERMON.

NJ NH II b ~
WRlrtvG on this subject to a friend
from Glnucestershire, on the 30th June,
1856, Mr.. Whitfield thus refers to the
frs. sermon He ever preached !: '' Last
Sunday, intl.e aaerneun, preached my
FIRST sermon in the church of ST. Mary
de Cript, where ! was baptized, and a. 7 .
80 first received the Sacremenfs cf the
Lords Supper Curiosity. as yon may
easily guess, drew large congregation
together upon the occasion. The sight
at first little awed me !, but was
comfo,ted With the heartfelt sense Of tho
Divine presence, and soon found the un-
speakabic of having been accustomed
Ito public speaking when ! hoy At schnol,
and Of exhosting ard teaching the pris-
8oners and poor people at their private
houses whilst at the University. BY
these means / was Kept from being
daunted overmuch. Az proceeded !
perceived the FIRE kindled, I'LL at last.
though 90 young. and amidst 4 crowd Of
those who knew me IN my infant, child
.ish days, ! trust was enabled to speak
with some degree Of gospel authority.
Some Stw Knocked, but most f"r the pres
ent seemed struck and have since
heard that conplaint had been made
10 the Bishnp that drove fifteen mad
ihe first Sermon The worthy prelate.
Sas ! utn informed. wished that the mad-
mess m ght MI be forgotten before the
next sunday
e. IA i.iend III nuble animal, the
horse, suggests the Necessity Of warns
inn ihe bits on the hridlrs before putting
|thelA IN lhe horses mouths. The tem-
I1erature of the air is such as 70 make
Ethe iron, when put into their mouths, get
HIM hot liron md eivr Them much pain.
III psoye ies pnt your tongue in contact
i1ii sx niece of cold iron ont of doors,3
sg Ind hDr II will take the skin
LIT = III RRsassSSSss sssS Ss
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Beng underthss nsis.sssity II aingg i
MI ii this driving stern. 81 y s
,:..t ny st.,ck are Waterdas tI,e neigl gl,h,'ts
Ing bronks, has impressed ~ dny mind
the l,.s. I ann suffering not hssSng
provided water far ttleu,sir tlne stall VI y
i'll the barn4yar adjoining his said
hreok runs wi,hir t,yo ndred fesg
of the barn, where. at III expense ,sot
exceeding $50 mas hiaery could NJ
il aced that, ~ the pow \ The W,stes'
E,,self, would yield constant supply of
lnirt Water for az many cattle AS the
i,.s.., c,,I, sicrDinl,as,si III iss1 tl,;s
So, ! knnw hncanSe on my nsiglibsirssss
thrn. where he keeps constantly fit s.r
more COWS, mud Al t,,ai,y oxttr horses
and ,sther aninlllS, as are needtd d on n
l,rge farm, for the last Ave years lie has
obtained All tile water they needed, butl.
III winter and summer fraID d small pond
III his pasture distant $500 feet, forced
through i lead pipe, ny \ fall &c only IA
|lret head The originai ci'>t VI ths
preparation, did moi exceed $$2,lO s
HIRE then. III sa,lsx sxpt.i,se tiut rxc...dinE
so ii year,iiss nytained I cs,nvsnit ,lci
ilsst il equivalent IL the services oi one
n,an, and additianai benpfiit, more ilialn
double this saving Think also ol fhss.
saving made III the dr"ppings ~ It'll ami
mails, one half ol which would be Iost by
their roaming abroad. aad irrvt,ie Yably
list when dropped II ana aoatsa A ax'ayI ''e,
with the stream. This III M fame Pic
|ture !; instances of Ibis kind ma bsssen
a. every larrning yillage aye, .n,.sa,,
w have boasted of their cpnvsnience of'
watering their cattle u the brooks M.
neig ghboring ponds, Sas ii.rir ia,herss iorI
4 hundred years Ilssd dpns bslnss tlseins
tits perfectIy eaay ~ sletnonstrhts tI.atI
the iass slast tainrdIin fertilizefs is1
careless pssg .,ip jshis /,
sSsata yslusslan. Yns,ld vxcesd islse lsres
seni value IS ahe fa.in, at i hiyls t.ssYSE
Itian 81, ns,,ch forfhesdle g.,i,sjs fstI
siiiis the teps .t ti,pse who have been BE-
t;srs "a without rera.d 81 colsseq ices.
s,c Hill l.fslN Fern II. II
slsrsa l,'ARs oy lsAaaBs boAt1
The snia.lls. ..i' Drcr .lsbs ,,r l,.i,fr tise
feed should III sen,..,yhat chanssd, 6y
mixing with The oats q fps,rsiip u psa-
meal nr whtsat shpss i, pr ylaaal of zsolns
ss,st, III, IN order IN irdnce thesss u, slll1
pptaioes. 4, win be beneceSsary NJ WI ii ~
INTO delicate pieces, and sprinkle flssa
m.aIoyer them B ets and run
may IS subssisu,sd &C lhe pptsf., "a
Hslf 4 bushel of potafoes given Il iss]
'teryals III twice 4 week. MN IN sis8| lS
srigkt quantity. .sprinklsd wills IA sl n
'weil ~ 4 ! s,nall quantity uf salt IL sIlllssr1
sdays IAN pea- nasal Hnd M y NJ ~ ~ fss
lsay given thesn shotsld l;l y q ll Isss3
M md ckaieest Nm M MbltE iii HI 1 llEI M
'iIIass ms u M l I.l ss,s ". y
Z. NJ s,s M Si|s1 ~ nst u oF| slIs
Nj y Nh u N ll n n sa NM illsl
81 ny q \ ~ "
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We AAvs Jest ressivsd large and bssstifsi stssh
II Yspss asd Cards. direct from the nasalasssssss
- Which ~ vosld invite the Of MsrsAaass
ssatsw vosk, bsttsr Stock o. shsss nesiss, sd u
lever DRisss, thaa any ether eaos In this siay.
In casd Printing ~ dsfy soapssisiss II spesd,
pstss Or quality Oar prizes vary from = 70 1s pr
thossasA, for ordinary siss cards.
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VXiANTED-A aumbsr u men Of good address
w ~ sell sone handsene and rapidly selling
works.
Justpablishsd,a handsome New Years. Present
entitled "Ths Floral Diadcu, or A Wreath Of
Gathered Flowers" handsomely bound in Cloth and
Gilt. and superhly illustrated with . number Of
CoiOred sngraviugs. Also, cheap snj quick sell
inE work entitled "1As 1Sss Hssfosy 81 fAs Kansa.
Wars. stitched in neat wrapper, with splendid
]. r. TELLER,
nov6-d Fourth St, near Main. Cincinnati,
Sep anA ReaA.
THE subscribers arc nov prepared 10 aceommo-
L date the public with . chsicc fresh stock II
fami 0roceYics. at their new store the
of 5th and Blondeau streets, keokuk
We will not boast u our long experience in this
busincss. promise TO cell You lower thar any
other housc, tax Is usual 18th store,l but
.s,u,s yoe .h.. .ss,svsr you q ~ ysu
price will not vary much fem other houses that
have had their goods en- Lsnds since the Grst.
All goods purchased Of " will Ne delivered to
any part IT the city. pr.nptiy, II rsqnired.
RIO JAVA LAGuAYkA AND MOCHA COFFEE.
! Imperial. Young Hyson. GunDosdsr, Ooiong, And
ether grade Of TEAS ~ r Is ana god.
sUuAkS
Crushed Clarified PSs1,,sa Loaf Orleans
All.piee. Pepper Gloves, Aase, Nutmegs. Gin.
ger variegatsd 6cap. Cinnamon, Indigo, Castle
sosp. Palm sosp. family soap, AdAmante candies
stsarins candies. Mould candtes sp~sm sander sta
candles, Manila be1eoras, G. c. Soda. Gal soda
10. II. molAses, golden syrsp, Bakers Cocoa
Bakers Chocolate, yeast powder, SAINT eurrsEts
hemp bedcords vinegar starch, lard oil, spirit gas
blacking, rsisins. citron. hss he.
/ We nave siso rcceived part II cur baltimos,
GOODS to which Ne invite your attention, being n
new and direct from the mauuf aetory. This coM
sisls Of Rasphsrry, Blackberry, Qaince, Ned Cur
rant, Appis and Strawberry JELLY, IN quart, pin
irn p ,oes n..ch.a
corn. &C., put up in cans Dramatically sealed -,
warranted 70 retain their favor. HOLSTERS On
Oysters, IN and pound cans. Also, nlarly ever
other article ssualy kept in Arst class fami
grocery. Call and sss No trouble 10 show good
nos4e a1o G. W. PEEDUE co.
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n nafGa.

NootCee
I have this day cold out my entire stock of xoods
70 J. :: namphsey, who will continue to vary
on the Hat, Cap md Bonnet Business at my ola
stand mo. ~ Naia strestl, and return my sis
csrs thanksto ~ old friends and customers Tor
their liberal pAfRonee AID solisit for ny sussss-
sor continuanoo Il ths same.
Oct. 10 D.'v HUMPHREY.
NUnIWle0 IHPfR1. o. The GTsal DSa11 :
w Aumaa poUse: By =. I. Masess.
Ror sale - 00DRNB
dselSa City DooAsou>.
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PsacIvAl rns Posr. s. @. Goodrich
givss shs following explanation Of Psreivsl's
snhsppy career:
81 think he had been deeply injured-nsy
ruined, By the reading Of Byron's works, as
that precise aes when his soul was 10 I'll the
sensitive blooa Of spring, and 10 killing
frost Of athsisn, Of nissnthropy, OF pride
and scorn, fell upon il, and converted il into
scene Of desolstion. The want Of zen.
sral appreciation, Of love and friendship,
sroand bic early life, caused its malignant
indssDss - DEEPEN his natural shynsss into
apositive and AAbisual self bsnishnsnt frou
his fellow man. Such 10 the sad istsspss-
tstion ] pat spon his career.
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Tas Dss Moisss vALIsr wsis y issssA 1ssa
shiseoss every wsdssAsy, Aas - sxtsss1vs -
iasvsssisg circulation shrosghost the De- nsinss
Valley we'll = II The rest Of The Stass aad tAs
Uaitsd ststo, SID . ncdlsm Of sdssrttstng v net
sarpssssd. Ssbssriptios prise 1l,te per sasss in
aAxAnnn
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Att advsstissnsaA for this paper mast h pre-
1ad save those Of persons having regular sssossts
with this e0ss. The raisis imperative.
Bills for Jos Woax ere expected TO be paid On De-
livery Of The work, unless otherwise specially
agreed apoa.
Acsnasts With rsestar customers will b settled
sasrtssiy, unless otherwise spssiAiy agreed spen.
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Bills Of Lading and other Bissks for sais ~ Ills
soss; sad Blanks Of alidss,ri1sieas ssssly, sAssp
" sad sxpsdisously priatsd sad fssnisAsA y ses.
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- Laoy OF lHosAsA FGEH BAnKs taken 90 Car
'sney ct ths Bsnking HUusss In this city.
baak II The Capitol, lpdissapolN.
Bank sl0esAsa, 0oshsn.
Baak Of tsdissa. Michigan City.
Hank Of Nosnt vsrson, Mt. Vernon.
Raak Of Nossioslio, Moaticslls.
Bauk q PsoIi, PsoIi
Rank ct aaisn, 6alen.
Daak Of Rockville. kosk willie.
Dsnk o1 5yr>ssse. 6vyasus>
haak Of Maspsv. Wsrssv
Drvokvills Bank, BroekviIls.
CanhrtAGs CITY HANK nbridre City
Canal Dsak. kvanuville.
Cssssai nAak. lndisn spolis.
Cr~oentCt,v Beeh- Rr.asviIle
Exuhaaes nsuk. Orse.eeetk.
Fsrasss a.d NsshaaIe sns.k. rndis.A>ells.
UhSssssCeaesy Bank. Ceener,vilIe.
urs9~gZ bess Lafayette.
aossaes eAee. .se.sspsss
lneaaas nasks 1aAisen.
!ndisaasesck naah, Lnpests.
ladisa 2sssrve 6Aaks KskS0s.
ksesos9y sesee Cel10Au.
ka1SAaes Rank, M0A.
As1oAeAG sd Nssnaoi0' Daok, New Alhaay.
N.t.S We. stssk itssk, Evansville.
Prairie Cssy beak, 1ssss Hasts.
fafks Co. bs1k.
SSatAsrn heak, Terre Hauts.
Aelsu bnak, Salem.
enslao 1aak - isdsaaa, CennenvilIs.
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Gbt Waie Qifp.
M0NDAY MORNTN0. DEC. -.

60 Hnitsl ssabsr II special Notices viii ~
iassrtsd sAAsr mis- AsaA u ~ cents lias sss sssh
nssrtlea. Or over he editorial hsad for - cents
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AAsexIc.--Ths District Grand Lodge Of
Instruction Tor the lst Masonic District Of
Iowa, will commune 1t Masonic Hall to-day,
q 10 o'clock-the Grand Master Of the State
presiding.
All brethren in good standing are invited
TO BE- present.
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KseksA WeoA rasA.
vIsHk ssssssisss, hsvtng psrchassd the sbovs
yard a n. Csison, vfli deliver voed In any
part 81 sAs sisy, sst en1 split fer ssy lssgsh u
Stove. tor ~ pr lsaa Il - isse.
ssats pr eord Where shs asassity 10 six sssts o.
over, aaA lsss st d ~ ~ cord. Eight daysse-
tics ssquievd lss saving
r.sd sesssr Of High sad SiftA s'sssss;
Aaaaal 1Iecsaea.
e1snE AanuAl elssaioa 81 the Bossd IL Dirss@0ls
1 Il the loss State lnsssAass Co. viii u hsld q
the $3.50 u tAs SECRETARY. IN the city u Kssksk,
:: tAs second Monday Of J.sss.y: 1851: q
De E. (; i;ss.-a..,l-ala 'I s..,.s..y.
TsHR sasssi .sssiss II .Ss ssssihsi1en Of Ii.
ksoksk Masiss Insurance Co. viii be held q
sAseas = the Company, Ia ths city Of Kseksk
- the sessnd Wsaavsday u Jassasy, 1881, st 10
will - Asld IT, Bessd Of Directors For The eass-
t b.s. i. lsss.-4..,,4l. : : i0 sssrs..;y.
DAsssDust0n.
vNHB partnephip heretofore existing bstwssn
Kelly = Aurlsy, ~ The Aerchsnt TaiIesing
ssstse.s, . JsAa.es street, Is this day dissolved
dseteA HEREAFTER ~ @. ". Hurley, Who u fslly
aathsiss1 - soatsss Gil asconnts due the Arm aad
will pay III slsins against the same.
Il. A6LhGx,
Nov. -, loSo. CIV. HURLEY.
hsseby recommend NJ friend Hurley q our
namefous pairoas - gentleman every way vor.
thy Their satiSs eoaadence. ssd fally capable Il
eondssne ths basiness y The entire satisfsetios Il
all.
dssl ~ +. KELkEY.
CO.RAU1NE0onI
XNf havs this lay associstsa With ~ J. b. Man
w Aoln. md will eoatsnus tho Lesthsr, SAddiery
H.~a.... C.-:..S= Winnings, .,s S.os T,sasns
bssiasss, snass ths style q Bernard Nasdain o.,
q ~ ~ stAad, No. Isl, Aain-st.
J. o. BERNARD 4 COY
Ksokuk. Dessnhsr !, 1850.
These hAviag slains agaisst ths old 1rm viii
PLEASE pssssas thsn withsst delay. aad those 10
osbts1 aso FeQaee4ed - eos fosWard anA settle ~
des9 10. DKkNARD 1 CO.
Ths UoAevn Whlesael1.
@ EkM0Ns q ths asv. C. r. 6pnsesoa, Of Loo
- dsa, With n inrod1skion - sksGeA e his life
:, as : :. -'s'''' - - 6Avs ! ,ArIrr.
STvHB JuDSON 0D00RlN0-is1so7s1 = ( e
i ksa a Chsissiaa symDatAy wjeh a. Mv,ss
esd ne0satD = 6hsistian a1setion Or ~ -
Edited y JoAa Dswliae, p. D. Inv SALE -
decl3 CAvDA DA1LMY.
a MECDoT11.-hsNgisss Nssal - G5S15S1s
"A Ing alpAabetisalD assan0sa, - tnlnsspuuu1l
1ev. chas bssk. - sals y
WANI1D--A esea -, 90 1ss0 -
" e.pleyusat = ~ Cis1 MIN.
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Aooos O0Ovohos
&C D0z- yu1t seesiyed . A0es' EAsvsls. ves
80 sals ~ 81l11000A01. LAMB Bunl.
esol-l M = ~ 1usaAnno.
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hunc-PAnicx = Caouss. several
copies Of choice Music, ws are indebted to
these gsatlsnea. They have large stock
Of music, and the sweet old airs thss "
loved 10 our hoyhood, - we'll - The nodsrs
and fashionable music Of The day, We found
h sbandsass 70 select from. For nasie, ns-
steal instSunsnts, and nusieal nsechandi.s
ssasssiiy, ws woald dirses the sstsnsisa Of
cur friends 70 their rooms, with the sssor.
ssss saAs they will 6nd reasonable prices, and
gsotlsosu 70 wait upon them.
An extra attraction they are holding out
- prevent, In the shape Of tickets 70 prise
dissribssioo and concert, which are prsssstsd
70 those who purchase to the amount Of
two dollars.
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- : -,
DRY GOODS
w. M. FOSTER Il CO.,
cnAnssnLArS,s OLD srAnp.
uA1rsr. xxoxUx.
~ A-
:.
NRRRINOS AND DHLAINES,
..--
.-.-
- ~"
s'.'r'' r.''.' r.'''s'''
Da0ask aaa Curtain TrianiaEs,
on.
WINDOW SHADES.
RUrF AND GREEN HOLLANDS.
and
DRY GOODS;
ALI "hioh WILL SA soLD
CnC0D lOH C0SDs
Sov. Is-d1w ~. ~. fOsTE1 CO.
TINE LARCEsT STOCK OF
-
AHD"iLlss
Snfnlr Nrw ynpr ppTcrS,
..rrvv
oS .ooo
AooA W D@1oo 00'
ever offered.
FRENCH oRGANDrE and JAcKoNRT ROBES
sYsPLENDID STYLES.
A.'' ''oN' - s''' ''''' sna - 'A'''"
~, NEWT. ,.,r ,nrrc,, rupr.p
arr nsNTTIIso
AID every variety Of
MANUFACTURED SILK MANTILLAS,
Pre-. - to ssS large and choice stock o
DRESS TRIMMINGS
FRENCHAND ENGLISH PRINTS,
/
v. wish also to call p.r,,e,,.r atlantic, to o,
/ CARPETS.
"a s.,.,,a, 80. 49,, 49,. .h..
i anyothsr House in the West.
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PssssxfAriox.--Soms Of the boaxdses Of
The Isias Hosse on Chrissnss day prsseased
the s6cisnt Steward Of she Hoass, Mr.. p. O.
Dailisgsll, With silver goblet esd pair Of
silver sslss, in token Of their spprobasien Of
his sssssssful attempts 70 plssss thes In III
capacity. They we're we'll bestowed, We are
sure.
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Nav Yosx ALnAsAc.-Ws are indebted to
Clark, Of the news depot, for . vslashls lit
lie book called the s'Nsw York Alnanas and
Weather Table," Published BY the Mason
Brothers, and prepared BY Mr.. Asrriss, The
celebrated weather investigator.
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FANCY DI1ss BALL.--We understand thai
fancy dreSs ball will be given on Wsdnss-
day evening next BY Mr.. Rodgers, under the
Management Of several genslsusn II ~ atty.
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A00Oal 31ecsao0.
91eQ& Annual elssaioa 81 The board al Disse(Uss
i II the loss State lssusAnes Co. vill u held u
the gGsc u TIE SECRETARY, IN the city u Ksskak
- The second Monday u ysusasy, 1851, q ]
s'clesk p. =. WA. B.TCRNER,
D.e. 10, 1850 .--dect1 din Secretary.
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CuGAR Kettles from 10 l0galions Owens as
- Lids odd Lids Skillcts and lids, assorted esso
Iron Tea kettles Japaned Trunks; fuddise $40
kice Mouids scoiioped and plain Cake Pan 1sa
Canistsrs, square and round, Asortsd Lard Lanps
Tin ware and Stove Pipe. Moass, sheet irse ssd -
per uork done promptly, in the very b d mshe.r.
sepllSd cUMsTuCk . bkOILEke.
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r ARD Lamps, candle-stieks, sagsr bowls, Nsne
IL lamps, molasses cups, dredge boxes, oast pans,
graters, sugar and cake boxes, ". IL. franks, ses
eansters all sizes, grocery do, toy cups ana Ass-
kets sand boxes bill head cases. cuiienders, letter
alers. all of which We viii sell iss nj No. -.
.eptisd CUMSToCK BRO.
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r1N0 the city trade We are prepared To cher 81
i kinds Of ware pertaining to housekeeping re.
Stoves black ed and PINT up on short notice.
Uouse and all other kinds of Job work In our line
dure with dispnteh ut 81. COMSTnCk = BkU.
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W.a.sDal..,Ds..a. !. 81, s. c 81, ~; = -
49, Y. 7. AUSTIN 8 @.
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troops, animals and other requisite supplies
necessary to carry on an efficient campaign, OF
even temporary operations against the Indians,
have ordered a critical examination Of the
United States troops and supplies of every de-
scription, embracing wagons, horses and mules.
All which is with reference to an efficient pre-
paration for future operations. Hitherto the
operations against the Indians have been made
in too much Of hurry, unable to act efficiently,
and without supplies to keep the field. Unless
prepared to keep the field, it would be worse
than folly to attempt to encounter the Indians
with any expectation Of success. MI
In conclusion, Iregret that I have not the
power to give you the assistance you ask for"
FROM CHINA.
Dates have been received at San Francisco
from Hong Kong to the 26th Of September, and
from Canton to the 18th of October.
The Revolution. -
The following is the account Of Imperial dis
asters in Kwang-si the report of which reach
ed Canton q few days ago, and which has tend
ed to renew fears which had all but died away !:
"Ho-A Aluk and the Rebels to the number of
many thousands" says the Hong Kong Register
of October 8, ss are carrying all before them at
Twang-si. On the 11th or 18th of this Chinese
month the Mandarins had q great and over
| whelming loss. I cannot specify in Chinese the
place. Thlrty-six of their hne, last crab boats,
many of them quite new, with large number
of mounted cannons, gunpoWder, etc., ETC., all
entirely lost, and taken by the robbers in q we'll
laid scheme, during a storm. Three or four
vessels full of rice were also taken, and g large
amount of treasure for the, army ditto Of
gunpowder and other war stores. Four large
war junks say altogether upwards of fifty
vessels and one thousand men lost to the I'm
perialists-and the rest dispersed. The gentry
there are poor, and unable to do much to assist
the Government. There are also serious dis
turbances at Human"
FROM OUR PROVINCIAL REPoRTER.-On the
Goth day Of the first month Of this year, Ho
Aluk, of SunchoW, being defeated by the Impe-
rialists, took with him over 5000 Red Turban
Rebels, and marched forward to Hoonam.-
During the journey, he collected more than
10000 followers; and on the Sd day of the sixth
month, the army crossed over the lake named
Tung Ting Hoo, in nine days, and reached the
city Of Hoo PAX. They fought against that city
for three days, and on the fourth day took it.
Hung Sow Tsiuen (Taeping Wang) hearing this
report, sent 5 5000 men to assist in guarding the
city. During the rebellion Of last year, Kwang'
tung tea merchants could not go home to theil
/ own country; but as soon as Ho 5Alok took the
city, he pitied them, and ordered his troops tc
| accompany them on their journey,
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MD OCULAR TUESDAY WEEKLY RS IN
U q vieksbug Packet Steamer MAGNOLIA lffsSsssssa
For Vcksbrrg, Warrsnons New Carthage, Grand
ming packet MAGNOLIA Capt ST. Clair Thomas
will leave for the above TUESDAY, at O'Clock r h
moss II T. B. SMITH. - New Lavee street.
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D EGULAR WEEKLY VICKS- w

I'D OCULAR WEEKLY VICKS- HsS h
III d BURG SATURDAY PACKET Steamer g. f.
T. VRARTE,-For Vickaburg, Miken's Bend
Warenon Carthage Grand Sn Rodney St. WA.s
proof Ad all andu the CoassIbe
nfcent passne packet steamer TRABuE
Capt j. NJ. White, will leave for the above SATURDAY
EVENING, at 5 O'Clock P. M.
~ By aangsms msds F. J. TRABUE eets al Vieka
burg Home for Yazoo CITY, also at he
place the Aria for Greenwood and Lhore tax
ing freight through with dispatch, and at through Tnes
90 b, HI
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