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NO. So.
City Drug Store.
u a VI II = lk T. MOI. rs

lily 0Iu8 store.
IA NJ fES MEYN NOapS
Wholesale and Retail Druqoisf.
burrows Block, south side Main sireet. n
- keokuk. Having purchased the stock Of -
.. D. 1- stewart and added Il ia my rrcsi-
ons stock, and having ordered additional sup -
Piess from the last am enabled TO oer 20 the city
anu country trade enc II the rsost complete stocks
W oe lVnhd IN tue city Purchasing glass yarnish-
es and other leading articles from The manufactur
crs, ; can sell upon the most favorable terms 10
fartcniar attention given to eempcuuding phys-
clan prescriptions mehIsd
4 COMPLETE assortment 81 varuishes from th.
a Cincinnati end ~. Louis manufacturers mt
n'enl ed RLl NOl.Ds' Drug Store.
s)0l BONES Glassware and Window diass nj
wv REYNOLDS Drug Store.
L On D0Z. Floyd's American Penetrating Lni-
4 w ment, in quantities to suit purchaser
zoe doa. Esculapian Liniment, and great variety
April 9, 1855. a REYNOLDS Drug s,ors
+ ARD OIL, spirit Gas. Linseed OH, Copal, Japan,
IL Demar and Coach varnsh, on hand and for sale
---- at REYNOLDS Drng Store.
=. H. O,CONNOR BRO..
APOTMECA1lES AND DR UGGISTs.
a POTHEcARIES' HALL, corner Third and :
y johnson sts., Keokuk, II. are now in recept II
Vt large and we'll selected stock Of DRUGS. ~
Medicines, Chemicals and Dye Stufs. Also, : -
large assortment Of the most popular Patent NeA.
zines now in some Of which they have the excu-
live agency Of; therefore would call the atteE-
ION OF country merchants and druggists the same
uar stock OF Perfumery is large and varied, compr-
sing Labin's, Basins and Jules H&uel's Ane Ex-
tracts; every description u Hair Oils, Pommades
Fancy soaps Yooth, Nail and Hair Brushes, and all
powders used for toilet purposes.
Choice brands Of Cigars, Snufs, and Tobacco al-
ways hand.
Ec- Physicians prescriptions carefully compoun-
ded at all hours Of the day or night.
F,bl6-d F. II. oCoNNoR 1 BRO.
COUNTY AGENT.
W l. AckENNEY, has been appointed Agent in
Lee County, for the sale Of SPIRIruoUs LIQ-
roRs for Medicinal, Mechanical, and Sacramental
purposes only.
Call at No. 80, sign Of the Golden Mortar, Keo
kuk Iowa.
July 3D., 1855. dIy
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Davis & Price,
Afupr nm "A nvn N uSl q m a

PAINTIKs,
(tRAINERs aud Paper Hangers, shop on llioE
VI deau, between Attn and 5tA streets, KeokGk.
ian2Yddw wSm
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ST. JOHNS HOIHE,
CHA ION .LlCAS w., lO8 a.
u r. ST. JOHN begs leave to inform his old
II. friends and the travelling public generally
that be has removed from Libertyviie to Charlton,
where he has taken the Hotel formerly known as the
United States, which ne has completely repaired and
refurnishe in the most comfortable manner and of
fers good accom- mmodations can be found in the
country.
Connected with the house is good and comLnodi-
oGs stable always we'll supplied with feed.
Dec 2S. lS55--d3w-wly
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ROBERT HAINEs.

HOhEMI HABNES.
A RCHITECT, Graham's Building, End ST., Keo-
IA kuk, Iowa.
Plans and specifications for buildings accurately
and scientifically prepared. d&wly
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New Grocery & Provision atore

~ W. RUNYAN co, having established then
". selves On the south side Of Fourth street near
TO the Market House have received large and well
selected stock Of Groceries, which they respectful
y call the attention of the citizens Of keokuk and
vicinity. Provisions and Feed OF all kinds kept
constantly on hand. All articles delivered in any
part of the city free of charge. fdec. ~, dtf
GROCERY 4 PROVISION STORE.
FIlHE undersigned having located himscH ut the
1 old stand Of W. N. Leslie, on Main street,
would inform his friends and the public generally
that he will keep constantly on hand complete as
scrtment of Family Groceries embracing every thing
in that line, which he sell ~ reasonable terms
as they can be had in the city.
10. DAVIS,
keokuk, March g. Main-st. bet. 7th 8th.
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70. 600 DU9MELS WAE
lxemoveA srem Concert laall.

+. II. HOuGHTON, Attorney and Counsellor
-. ut Law, Notary Public, Land and gensral col
lecting Agent Office in the Real Estate Agency and
on Sd street between Main and johnson, Keokuk,
Iowa Lots of Lots and Farms for sale, On reasona,
BILE terms. foct cd
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CARRIAGE MANuFACTonY.

On johnson Street, between Ist and d.
Ri o'BRlAN 4 co. Having per- -v
- mancntly established ourselves6
in keakuk, with an ample supply Of 6lSG
the very best material for the man.
ufacture Of Carriages, Bugges, Gigs and Hacks,
prepared to make all articles in our line.
in the very best style and of the choicest material,
on reasonable terms and prompt notice.
g.. ~ N.
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TO THE pIrHLm.

Having disposed Of our entire stock Of Groceries
to 10. Davis, recommend him to our old custom
ers and the public generally satisfed that they win
find him correct in business, rsady salcsnan. per
feet gentleman, and in every way deserving Of their
patronage. mhl2dn w. + n LEELIE
10000 DUeWELS WHEAT.
A ND an unlimited quantity Of Oats, Corn and ali
n kinds Of produce wanted Immediately
The highest market prices will be paid for whea
and grain Of al kinds delivered at tho commission
warehouse of the undersigned the Levee, between
Main snd johnson streets, Kcokuk.
oct22 dAwu w. A. PATTERSON kcO.
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Mckee 4 TImbe rman,s Livery stable.
FNHIS Stable, situated Third Street, between
i Main and Biondeau Streets, is large and com
molious and especially fitted up and adapted for the
business, and the undersgnc nre amply prepared to
accommodate their friends and the public generally
with Saddle Horses, Buggies, and Carriages at rea-
sonable rates. They also keep Horses by the day,
week, month SAM'L MCKEE,
w. TIMBERMAN,
Kenknk, Oct. IL. 145a.-dH
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SAMUEL HANlIL. JOSEPH HAAIIL.
y. J.. HAMILL.
NH0LESALE Grocers, Tea dealers, Commission
wv and Forwarding Merchants, No. 81 Levee,
three doors below Locust street, st. Louis, Mo.
March "a. IS5O-d
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4 kss 4 2Uyog IOX04
~ QM1A1 N1flsaycf JSys. 1N9onl 1no90n1ntu
8 ~ ~, y sa''13f 63sfIe.7eII q HI Z i -.
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ApPles! Apples Apples
nNE Hundred and Fifty barrels Romantic
~ Genitans, ,Limbsrtwigs, Milams, &C., not frvs
ed, and in prime order, for sale by
mchsd HUSTON, HAWKINS + HUSTON.
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FANCY GOODS AND TOYS.
~ 0BERT0P, No. 70. Main street has Just re-
~. ceived a large and complete assortment Of
Fancy Goods. Toys Musical Instruments, Shot Guns,
Pistols, Fancy China sets, and On, which he will
sell at
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
cheap for cash. c. OBERT0P.
Kcokuk. Oct. 90, 1885, d
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3. w. III, TUCKER,
IMPORTERS aud wholesale dealers in Hardware
L and Cutlery, corner OF Main and Second Streets,
Sign of the RED paddock.
July %, 1S34-dly.
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To the Stock h olders OF the KcOkuk.
Fl. Dos MOines and Minnesota
RalllOa Co.
nj Office is hereby given that the fifth call of ter
IN per cent. will be due and payable on the 25tl
Of April next, al the Company once, in Keokuk
to William Leighton, Trcasnreg.
HUGH T. Rid, Prest.
WM. LEIGHTON. Sec'y. neh24dAwtd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-11-10

Nh. PooRE AND THE BARREL OF APPLEs.-
Major Ben Perley Poore, the late Fillmore
candidate for Congress in the Sixth District,
Mass, arrived in Boston, Friday afternoon,
with his whel-barrow and barrel Of apples
which be had wheeled all the way from West
Newbury, distance of thirty-two miles, in
two and half days.
The Major, wheeling his apples, was escort
ed up State street about 2 O'Clock, by the
Fillmore Clubs Of Boston and Charlestown, a
military company and a mounted cavalc ade of
citizens. The novelty Of. the performance
collected many thousands Of the people, and
the Major was greeted with tremendous and
tumultuous applause on all sides. He deliv-
cred the apples to Col. Burbank on the steps
Of the fremont House, when both gentlemen
delivered cOngratulatory speeches, mounted
on the barrel Ten thousand people were
present.
The Boston Journal says the procession er.
tered Boston in the following order:
]. Il Farwell, Chief Marshal.
Boston Cornet Band
File of Horsemen
The Boston Fusileers, Capt Snow, and dele
cations from other companies
Banner and motto:
!" Ben. Perley Poore. May his fsithfulness
to his pledges be initiated by the next
Administration.
Ben. Perley Poore pushing wheelbarrow and
the barrel Of apples thereon
The barrow was fanked by a guard of
honor of six on each side, consisting of citi-
zens of Charlestown and Boston
File of Horsemen
Fillmore men on foot
Barouche drawn by four horses, and contain
ing the Grand Sachem Ely The barouche
was attended by guard Of honor
Fillmore men of Boston and Charlestown in
large numbers.
Whom the procession turned into State
street, the scene was strongly suggestive of
some of the most marked personal Ovations in
the history of Boston. So dense was the crowd
in and on either side of the street, that the
procession advanced with difficulty; and the
| rush of spectators from either hand, almost
completely broke up the order of the ranks.
The Major himself would have been sadly
hustled but for the energetic protection Of
the guard Of honor. Almost every window
and balcony, and even the tops Of buildings,
were crowded with spectators, all apparently
"dying with laughter" and the figure cut by
| the humorous Major. The applause was loud
and continuous, and not few white hand
kerchiefs waved in honor of him of the wheel
barrow, who plOdded and trundlsd steadily
on, till he had arrived opposite the Journal
Office, where he again rested and received
new applause.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-11-10

WHooP HURRAH Ono clustering day last
week lady at Lewiston, Me, who was lifted
off her feet by the force of the wind came
down endwise upon the sidewalk, and rolled
for some squares upon the hoops Of her skirts
Several persons were knocked down in the
course of her gyrations. She finally lodged
between lamp-post and hydrant, and was
assisted to her feet by the polite editor of the
Lewiston Falls Journal
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EMR IF. 6ASZYNSKI RESP ECT-
M fully informs his friends and patrons
that his Arst Soirse will take place at Temperance
Hall, on TUESDAY, the 1lth OF November.
can be obtained for the season or half season Of
Mr. at his residence 4o7 4 street, two doors
from the Hail. or at the door on the evening OF the
Soiree. now ate
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-11-10

sS,ThE LADIES' FAIR AT ODD Eel.
~ lows Hall Is now being held for the
the corner Of q and Twentieth streets, and will
be open every evening during this and next week
FOR their patrons and the public generally. No
effort will be spared to render their Wits agree
ticles, Confectionery, q c., &c are provided for
the entertainment Of their visitors A generous
patronage is respectfully solicited by
fHk COM. OF ARRANGEMENTS.
: pov7-s
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NEW ENGLAND.-The Lowell Courier men
tons th at for the first time since the election
of John Q. Adams to the Presidency, has New
England thrown the entire electoral votes of
her States for single candidate for the Presi-
dency
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TO rae PUBLIC.

Ms ELlZABETH +. ALLEN (THRO,
LtA mr. Nicholas Callan,) having advesfised ana
exposed my house and lot at public sale without
my knowiedge, avail myself OF this medium TO
disposed to purchase the said premises, that he
she OF they will purchase Law suit with n. Ths
said property being decided to Mrs. Allen In An
illegal and unjust manner.
nov 7-ss% JOHN s. EVERETT
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Land Offices in Kansas and Nsbr aska :


We learn that the necessary tract books for
the land offices in the above Territories have
been opened at the General Land Office by
posting therein the surveyed lands so far as
returns have been received from the Surveyor
General These books, numbering upwards
of fifty folio volumes, have been forwarded to
their destination by the express line of Adams
4 Co., and when received will enable the land
Offices to make early arrangements for enter
ing upon the general duties Of their Offices by
noting therein the claims of parties interested
ss they may be presented for consideration.
The opening of the Offices in questionpit is be-
lieved, will prove highly gratifying to the set
tiers in both of the new Territories in question.
Hon. John Y. Mason. of a private
letter dated Paris, October 1856:
"Judge Mason has entirely recovered from
the shock his system received by an attack
some years ago, and never enjoyed better
health or greater eXuberance of spirits than
at the present time The Judge rises early
and takes his matutinal walk before breakfast !;
is most indefatigable in the performance of his
official duties, the performance of which meets
abroad, and from his thorough efficiency and
urbane manners, no foreign representative at
this Court possesses more than Judge Mason,
the respect and confidence of Louis Napoleon,
and over whom, l am assured, none has ac-
quired more influence
New Mexico, Kansas and Nebraska -
The act of Congress approved July %, 1854,
in respect to the public surveys in these Ter
ritores, is entitled as follows, viz: (" An act
to establish the Offices of Surveyors General
of New Mexico, Kansas and Nebraska, to
grant donations to actual settlers thereon, and
for other purposes Inquiry having been
made, whether the provisions Of said act
grating donations of land extend to Kaasa as
and Nebraska, wo find they do NOT, being
iimit TO New Mexico.
A Great and good N an Gone !! Just as We
20 to press we received the following important
despatch:
PHILADELPHIA, Nov lO.-The Hon. NJ.
Clayton died at Dover, Del at o'clock last
evening. -
Promoted First Lieut.. Robert X. Hud
gins, of the United States revenue marine
(cutter) service, has been promoted to he d
captain.
The Current Operations Of the Treasury
Department Saturday, 9Th November
there were of Treasury warrants entered on
tho books of the Department
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DRUG AND CHEMICAL STORE.
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING

nAVINd n
~ purchased the Drug Store formerly In q
NlNpossession Of II. A. Mueller, respect. ~
O6~fully asks continuance Of the pat o
ronage heretofore bestowed on the ests ment
He has devoted more than twenty wears 10 the
preparing and dispensing Of medicine. His
knowledge Of Drugs will enable him, At ali times:
and his personal attention win be given ercinsir.
ly to the compouEding and preparing Of Medi.
ciEes .tr a T. m al TTu
Penn ave, south side, bet 4 X ana 9th streets.
&C i-eoIm F-1E - = ''
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CARUSI'S SALOON.
PERTAINS
OP E r A T &c B ND
OF
a II TT . TIE 81

Consisting Of the 'ollowing members:
H q. Creigh,o director and double bass,
Carl Trautman, principal solo violincelist and
leader Of orchestra,
Morris ID Edmonds, second solo violincelist and
jewish dulcimF,
DIR. c. Montgomery, bssso and vlolincelist,
w. w. Snow, soprano and pianist,
A. Jones, first banjoist and dictator,
X. Parker, second ba Moist,
Jchn Duley, bones and frst low comedian,
Mast Robert Hughes, ballsdist,
William Boyd, eccentric comedian,
J. III Hunter, comet piston,
G. q Mortimer, solo guitarist,
h. Edwards, alto and tenor violin,
VIM Moore, second tenor,
NJ. SeX,on comic dancer,
J. Cluskey, Jig dancer and tambo,
Fred. M ers. fancy danceS and personator OF fe-
ma e character,
WILL GIVE THREE CONCERTS
At CARUSI'5 SALOON, Commenting
MONDAY EVENING. Nevemeer 10, 1855.
NJ B.-CHANGE OF PROGRAMME EACH
NIGHT. New Ate pieces every Evening
Tickets TWENTY FIVE CENTS Reserved
Seats ran be secured during the day at tie Hall.
nov4-T
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QS0 REWAkD.-RAN AWAY FROM
pCO the subscriber, on the evening Of .
the LIST instant. NEGRO GIRL belong
ing 10 the estate Of Balam Birch deceased, ISA
named CATHRINE SMITH, about "a R
years OF age, AZ feet high, Of a bright copper
color, cross eyed, and has a down look.
will give the above reward IL taken anywhere
and secured 50 that 1 can get her again
nOvS Ste = e. BIRCH, AdmInistratrlx.
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fremont over Buchanan 1850
Inc official result in New York citv pivss
Buebanan IL GA Fillmore I9, $50 Fremont
iI,1e3 Buchansn's plurality in the city over
both ,242. ''''
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LhDiES AND CHlLDhEN'S fURS.
k4A LADIES WISHING TO Or
6txksl2 tain desirable U rs at moderate
a3Ssg prices will find a good asset
"-. ment OF hANTILLAS Pill
SS' LORlNFS, TIPPETs a. vic
TORINES, with CUFFS AND MUFFS 10
match, OF various prices. 30
STINEMETZSS
Chesp Cash store, PIG Pa. av,
nov 4-eotf near 18th street;
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"" IoRk The Albany Journal gives the
WI vote 81 nearly all the counties in New
aoIK, except SULLIVAN and Hamilton. The
foOtiDgs are follows:
kicuOHls pa
Duchanan.. ...... los 2gI
HHlmOre .'sss...... ........ ITO IT'S
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More ofthe Same Sort Coming.-Ths Fash
ions Of the Day, &c.-A Paris correspondent
writes US on the 10th Of October as follows:

ions Of the Day, &c.-A Paris correspondent
writes US on the Goth of October as follows:
Editor Of the Star The Champ Elysees
were crowded yesterday, and the Emperor,
empress and prince imperial were loudly APP
Piauaeo az they trayersed the streets, on their
way 70 the railroad terminus to take the cars
70 Cempelgne The Empress will soon present
. princess or second prince imperial to the
french nation Although this fact is gener.
any known, is not yet announced -
There Is to be great hunting party at Gam
peigne, and there is to be two sets of nvitat;nn.
for week each. All the ladies are expected
to mako two toilsttes per day, and all the com.
pspy Is to be lodged at the chateau.
The shop windows are filed with everything
beautiful In the shape of winter parspher.
MALTA. Cloth polkas similar to gentlem ems
coats, even including the two buttons on the
back lat the waist are all the rage. They
are made with wide sleeves and entirely with.
out trimming The hoops are on the increase.
This write for the benefit of your lady friends.
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The latter vote was divided thus Fillmore
IL 2l9; Fremont 1892 Buchanan's majority
over fusion is 1880; over the combined Fill
more vote IA 13s, and over all 8 246 The
total vote Of the city is 20, 198, or $50 more
than at the October election. The official ma
1orlty TOT Buchanan in Berks county is 1888.
Inc only portions of Pennsylvania where the
1 DmesIs nave not gained largely since the
october election are the northern and western
counties, where the Republican feeling was
stronger among the opposition than the Fill.
more feeling. We subjoin a statement OF the
msjorities in number Of these counties AT
the two elections:
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COAL-COAG-COAL
THIS WEEK DISCHARGING ONE CARGO
Il Of superior WHITE and RED ASH COAL.
A DEDUCTION Of 95 cents per ton from the vessel.
Coal kept under cover 2s40 lbs to the ton.
PINE, OAK, and HICKORY WOOD always
on hand J r. q w. M. GAIT.
nov 10 NJ W. cor Of 18th and SITS, No. s47.
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<THE UGLIES AROUSED FROM
~ THEIR SAUNDERS AGAIN.-The
Second Grand Assembly Of the Ugly Club will
be given at Odd Fellows Hall, Navy Yard
MONDAY EVENING, November 10th, 1856.
Tickets FIFTY CENTS, admitting gentle
N AN and ladies. No Complimeniaries sent, but
all Clubs invited. Dancing to commence at 8
O'Clock.
COMMITTEE of Arrasgements.
Il. y. Denham, Cbas. II. Murray, Jas. g. Nallv.
Jas. GOrdan, Henry F. Thorn nov 4-eo3ts
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x~>BUCHANAN AND BRECKENRIDGE
~ CLUB An adjourned meeting OF the
Club will be held at their room, corner Of Penn.
avenue and 18th street, on TUESDAY EVEN
ING, November 18th, at o'clock Every men,
Der is requested to attend business Of importance
will be transacted BY order
JNO. II. POWELL,
nove3t Secretary pro TEN.
The Trinity journal., 1856-11-08
BINGHAMFToN. Oct. 8

BiNGNAMFTON. OCt. y.
Henry Bennett was, today, re-nomnatcd
for Congress 10y the Republicans of the 2lst
District.
ALBANY. Oct. t.
Erastus Corning was nominated for Con-
gress by the Democrats this afternoon.
KAxsAs-Wc have news from Kansas to
the Goth Sept The Territory was some
what more tranquil Gen. Lane reached
Nebraska City on the 18th Scptcmbcr-
The border was cleared against the Free
State men going or returning. The election
takes place on the 1st of October
4 letter to tae Democrot says that the
Free State prisoners have been examined
before Judge Cato, and committed for trial
at the April term Of the Court
Accounts from Lecompton, Goth Scptem-
Der, represent the Territory as perfectly
tranquil
Warrants have been issued for the arrest
of Stringfellow, Sheriff Jones, T. / other pro
slavery leaders.
Sr. Lorls, Oct. 8.
GOV. Gcary has issued proclamation for
the Sherilt'S of different counties in Kansas
to open the polls on Monday, Oct. 9th, for
the election of DELEGATE to Congress and
members of the Legislature.
ST. LoUIs, Oct. /.
\ letter to the Republican from GOV
Geary, dated the 2Gth September, says that
United States troops will be stationed at
points where troubles are anticipated during
the coming election, and that any iEerfc
renee with the legitimate exercise of suffrage
will be punished with the utmost severity
Mr.. Whitfield is the pro slavery candidate
for Congress.
FoRmGN NEws-The arrival of the Afri
ca, at New York. brings three days later
intelligence from Europe. The Englisl
journals are filled with the details Of the
coronation OF the Car.
a number of persons belonging to the
Mariana Society have been arrested in Paris
ON a charge Of conspiring to aSsassinate thC
Emperor ON his return from Biautz.
Captain Penny, commander of the shin
"Lady Frauklin,' had returned with her tC
Aberdeen from the Arctic regions, and re
ports that when he was in llogarths Sound
he was told 10y the EsquimauX that some o
their companions had seen a long way of il
Il North-WcStcrly direction a circular white
tent erected ON the ice. The EsquimaW
had taken from it, on their first visit som
bright metal, and in their second visit som,
"moonS' Afterwards they had seen tive
white men in the tent. 1t was reported
among the natives that these and Other
white men had pcriShed from hunger. Sc
far as Captain Penny can Judge he think!
that this may refer 30 the same party from
whom DR. Rae obtained the silver spoons
etc, which identified the whitcmen with Si
john Franklin and his party.
The Trinity journal., 1856-11-08
Notice
TO TAX PAYERS.

rTHE SUPFLEMENTARY ASSESSMENT Roll
i for Trinity County having been placed in my
hands for collection, all persons therein assessed
are hereby notified thnt all Faxes contained in
said Assessment not paid by the first day of De
cembcr next will bc collected with costs
T. NEBLETT, Sheriff,
EY-Ofico Tax Collector
Weaver, Nov I, lS56 4l-tf