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WAnssA I0asAAaseay.
Two HUNDRED LAbORRRS, y wAsn esoA
Apply 10 J. q. ErkMAIT 8 CO. Is
IAtslligenss asd General Assoey o.,
n. v. Cesass of VI ADD Jokassa sts.,
jy 1s-dM UR gssla.
COLLECTING AGENCY.s
sTVH1sshsoeibsrs Aavs epsnsd - Agsesy II shlD
! city for the sollsstiee Of Dills - Asssunl.
nsseAaats, 0ssAsnies, PrslsssiooAl nsa, - ssA-
:s.. g. asIsse s1os 1resptssssstsoa ssias sivss
R.stisslas asssaties will - gives - Agsats ~
LaaAissss, In Renting, aakias ost Lsasa, 81 ~
lestiag. y. q. STEWART D CO.,
O0eeNostA. west cor. Third Johnssa ST..
Jyis-A " Stain.
E1PLOYkRS wishing good Help will aaA ~
IA spsstAbls Servant q the Intslligsass ard osa-
ssal Aeeasy o., N. ". essuss u u a. Jehn-
con sts.. ~ staiss. 10. STBWAR1 %.
D00kN AM oTATIONERYY
4OS she xoll TSa1e ~
TIE Lss1sst sNd @ose Cessptete &soek svw
brought 10 lecs!l!
vSHE suhessihsf u sow n receipt u Ais sssak q
= hoekss Seasioassy. -, -, Wish 49, bea
soagAt Directly froa nassisstsssn sad puhiish-
ere.
His largely issesassA fssilitiss fer bsyins sivse
hin svsy advsatags in ssnpstine viii u Iasesse
~tsblishnenss II n West.
his oaase Aeons m lasgs - slseAat--
iag favssably With 10y II rs Hoek stahaishasats
10 ~ laxgest cities u To Uniea.
AsesAants an1 al etAsss ~ Invited 70 ell -
sxaaase TIE sassk - frisse. nD:oop0.
No. - AAan styooe.
ooDe3A No1t - the Ooeuoe q $1,000
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The desperation and daring OF rafaaHism,
the disposition to do bold, stupendously-
criminsl and insxcusable deeds, is fast in
fscting the Buchaneer party. From expedi.
sot to expedient they are driven in the emer-
eencies Of the party, and the lowest deep OF
political infamy they seem likely soon to
sound. They are becoming utterly reckless
Of every moral principle, every suggestion
Of right and justice, the spirit and form OF
law, Of every thing but success, and are
rapidly earning the name OF political bandits
They are organizing corruption of the ballot
boxes at every point within their power, they
place their chief reliance upon downright and
unmitigated fraud, and they do not blush or
hesitate in the employment Of their infe rnsl
eng'nery, though not rational being can
fail of experimenting that such systematic
corruption and utter recklessness of princi-
pie lead By the shortest road to deeds Of pub
lie desperation and blood, aud after the pub
lie mind has become far debased, to despot-
ism and the loss of the public liberties. Look
ct the frauds of Pennsylvania and Indiana.
They are scarce concealed or denied. They
are extensive, stupendous, unques,ioned.
The "good" and respectable" men Of the
party, 50 called, do not raise their voices to
rebuke them. They seem to look upon them
~ the mere peccadillos OF politics as hard
~ improper and censasAble expedients.--
They chuckle over y result achieved, notori-
oasly and undeniably, even by such means.
The Infamous arts by which political sssuc-
cess" has been achieved hardly qualities their
qualification to the least extent. Still, in
their secret hearts they knor it is infamous.
And they know. too, that it leads to the most
lamentabie consequences. People like ours
will not long be tyrannized over, either BY
corruption or the display of arms. To be
cheated ont of their rights, long, openly, os-
tsntatioasiy, will, in the end, arouse them to
resort to expedients scarcely less desperate,
and they will put down and crush out such
snsaking, miserable tyranny, by the high
hand and the strong arm. Popular rule may
be temporarily subverted BY intrigue aud
corruption, by ballot-box stuting, fraudulen,
voting, and the wicked arts Of gambling pol
i'icians. But the spirit OF the laws, public
Jasiice, popular rule cannot long be Knocked
~ and outraged without provoking summa-
~ punishment. community 50 defrauded
viii ere long right themselves in the readiest
and toughest OF modes. 1t is natural enough.
II we look into our own hearts, we can dis
cover the reasons, aud might predict the GER
tainty OF II. But we have many examples
70 teach and TO warn Us. We are stupid and
blind If we do no. heed these monitions.
S1nicrnia alone, il would seem, should be
samcaens Tor an example. II community do
NOT irosn down and liz the mark Of bis
'eriug shame upon saen things ere they have
reached their highes, point Of impudence
ana sniamy, wo will be the day when it j.
demonstrated that the phrase Of cab Is fai,
IN politics" is the recognized rule.
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THouGHr.--l remember that Adam Smith
and Gibbon told Us that there would never
again be destruction OF civilization BY bar
barians. The food they told US, would no
more return to cover the earth and they
seemed to reason justly, for they compared
the immense strength Of the civilized part to
that which remained savage, and asked from
whence were TO come those Vandals Who
were to again destroy civilization. Alas! il
did not occur to them that, in the very heart
OF great capitals, in the very neighborhood
OF splendid palaces, aud churches, aud thea
tres, and libraries, and museums, vice, igno.
rance and misery might produce . race Of
nuns mercer than tnosc VINO mArvned under
Astlla, and vsndals moro bent on destruction
than those who followed Genseric. --[MA-
eaulas
iesoxAscs vs.. kSowLHpox. - Ignorance
pays such tax that We can't imagine how
ANYBODY can afford TO pc = blockhesd. -
Mrsrsckeh works for y dollar q day, while
spring, hls nelghbor, commands twenty
shliings. A vide difference, and ali cause.i
by Springs knowing how TO read, write and
cspher. From these figures, it win be seen
that McCrscken's want Of knowledge costs
him four hundred dollars . yesr-wh;ch
shows that ignorance costs him more than
bis wife and children, house rent inclusive
IN. Y. Dutchmsn.
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Tcharies Carpenter, the leading perpe.
traitor OF the grea; French railway fraud,
Was arrested a few days ago in Orange Co.,
y. !. Other agents in the affair had been
previously arrested in New YORK city. Al
the parties connected with that fraud, who
Esd TO this country, have now been arrested
Bone OF the funds embexzlei have been re.
covered.
TAs BLACK DFsoagAcs Al Mosrsosx.
gentleman present, N whose judgement v,
hare entire confidence, SAYS that there wer,
not % exceed 300 people al the grea, meet
ing Of the Black Democracy =, Mont.
rose on Thursday. None 81 the poli,ica,
celebrities announced were present.
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A SMALL Asmsrandum Beck, with black COW
"A or. II 10 Of no vaiae to any pessen save the
unders .ned, who will be under shiigsteas Tor its
return. (oet23-d3t Il. r. GRAY.
DWELLING HOUSE ron SENT.
A GOOO dwelling House for rent a the corner
"A Ut otA a1d 0Orgsa stsoets. Apply 1t the
Drag stoes Of J. n. ROPER.
oct23-d1t
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Hocs.--From ell the information W can
gather throughout this region Of country,
the number Of hogs st for packers this sea-
son will be large, fully an average, IL not
more, though the weight per hog may not
be ~ much - lest year, - more Of this years
raising will be fastsr than usual. The guam
thy Of mast 10 incredible, and will render the
farmer isss dependent sasn usual upon nus
corn crib, and even this will bs amply filed.
Our farmers are already making engagements,
1t ~ to ~ 50.-(LAgrangs Bullssin.
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see~nA.ss. cnlonnwa n.~>>.ea..
49, 0oO1os
- OrfVo DU4,
WEI 100 os ODD hsst stsck
~ ~ bane& silks, boo
uo0S O11os oD&9o 0oe 0oW oey1e tYiU~
49, SS~s-~ sLs-i-xs I,s.s -
siiI .~s.~ - -sss-- s.sx@sry,... ~ $500
49, -Sss1- - ~sst... Issr.rI - ss~v
-.s,,.. T,,sA No.. hs...s.S 80 sssscSs1.
| ~ .inths "a !. 40. 49, ~..... ~ 49,.
bracelets u every variety, psrf~nery, hair asl
| tooth hgusha, md large variety Il nstisAs I'll
| Of wAich VIII - 0old q New York prices.
n ,. We hAvs enpee4 the services Of one Of The
BEST cloak Aksrs LAST % coAdSct oar cleAk dspart
I Ssos4s ess WILSON, sesS8e vsco sae 0sse-
| "s.. ~ oossss'ssse ss0fs. :,
ooe1ss ---A. = A1OOAI w.
q. 4. ksAl0es. Q. 3. Dsnoo-
| KeLLo60 4 OnD0U,
| 1sS: 49, wy .:........... ASOAOA,
| os,s,Ns 0eoeesSos
p ~ Isovsseasi sesa1 - Oscse-
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nGS LOST.-Iwo spaniel dogs. Ans anissals
IL marked I. Thrasher. came On board the Alex
Metre sor steamboat. lying ~ the lsvss, yesterday
The owner have them by calling. they viii
be kept till called fos.
kalkuk. Tat. lA-dlih
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RlcxEY 4 Mason, Surgeon Dentists, are
prepared TO insert Teeth upon Gold, Silver
and Gutta Peecha, also upon Platiaa with
continuous Gan, which for beauty and
cleanliness cannot b surpassed. They ars
done 10 the City, and st less price than
between Third and Fourth.
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C0Au1Ol CoGAlO0Sg
NO. los Mech ANTC,a MAOx

The eaAsssi0.sl Asvs epensA . CGAl9 DFo4l
n This sy, - viii always kesp = No. : -
variety ct Cess I'D Wiadssr sAaiss, nsakIoe ChelS
- vartsss styles and ssse, Childrsab sAaiSs. q.
81 w.nsnts1 81 ant rate nAAssial anA ~ useA
Will y ssM WAolssals odd 1eeail. = sAeap :
~ ShsApssl. KnEIX = DAY6.
go HAAwlyr. as .
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TlLLINGH Asst, LANE 4 0UEl.,
No. las, Malta Street. xE0kCx.
siox ~ rHE BaoADAxR.
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE
Dealers N MasA ware, Cutlery. &c.
A Lso, Agents for the Worlds Safe Co. Fire and
IA Burglar proof Safes; Troy Bell Foundry !;
Pruyn lansing Saws; vsrgense's SeaIs Go.
Excelsior Horse Powers Berdsn's Patent Horse
shoes, Gurley . Surveyors and Engineers' Instra-
ments and other American msaufasturee.
keok NIX, Oct. ~, 1886 .d1v
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kook oas Ter CoaosesSobss.
VOUkH MEN wANT4D.-A ssw - valuahls
I systsm Il detecting C0satsslsis anA Altered
Bank NsAss, b salss which ore iutailiAAs 81 e.
able any % dsteet the lsssaslsst fren So 80.
sins ~ sight.
Yossg oSa oss u bssiAsss asA Wishinea essvsl-
ling ossepssios Which viii always pay. woah -
yell 70 inpsovs tAis sppostsaity, which will ~
tAsgSt 10 fsW 0Oosaes, aAd II manner anA -
ssrdtsgts tssts peszssely ssatsfnsesy ~ issus
o. - :sesss viii = .Ads. APsY
Northwest or. Of Third . Jehssos % slalss.
NOTICE.-TAs latslligsnes and Osnasai 49,
cy hasinass viii - co0sinssd il al IL beasrL-
-, tAs north corner Ard ~ Jehassa 0usAu
hstAG dss0s1 - most sonvsnisat premises, 10 y
tne II the Immediate vicinity 70 The Psst ~.
aag - j. u. STEWART co.
TNTEi4kldRNCk and 0eassal Aesnsy o..
i Northwest Cesney 3Fd anA Jehnsoa, - stain.
J. u. STEWART &CO.,
aaA - Prepsissss.
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CsoA@e kEwARDxD.--kufasC hostc has
been nominated Tor Congress BY the Black
Democracy Of his district.
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4<- During the piece, the Pas s,yisun

Mr.. J. r. ADAMS,
The gr sateet Yankee comedian in tho world, 10
gAgel lor few nj .hts only. Due notice will be
given II his appearance.
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Fer Rent.
A LARGE STABLE may be had for the vistsy b
"A applying soon to kELLO0o BrRGE,
vct2l Rourth-st
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G. Scott Harrison 10 defeated BY 6,59l 10
Ohio. Two years ago he carried the distric.
BY 1900. Verify, he hes his reward, and 10
him treachsry is summarily and emf ha,ically
punished
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Keokuk, Iowa, OF. lo1A. 1884. -lAw1v

1000 Acres valoAoso HaSalag Lan<
Ter 00uo.
vNH8S4 valuable lasds ars u CLARK county. No
= aeoat IS miles frea to Aississippi kvss, -
ID nilea fre0 NE De- xetnes.
They we're located ssas - pears siass b ~
den. DAH'L WsssrsR. with view - make sAsaea
tas0e. 0Avia9 aean1Ans oeoek vaeeg, anl em.
h9aslng sems Il tns cAesssH 1smbsv sss pse6ste A.
The neass. thsy oaes grsaa inducements - pssSeau
wiAhing geed farms % Improve. Yer nass1solasI
inquire II JAS p. R6THE, Or
Eeokuk, septl A3w-vsn
Pest Asd Tine eepy.l
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I AXE Trout, white Fish, Aaeksrsl aAd Cod,
u just received from headquarters, and for sAls
ut Wholesale or retail BY
KELLOGG + BIk0R,
oct31 Yourth ST ma 81 Ia Citv AapA~A
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FAMILY 1ROcEkIEs may b. loxad q osr
atore, - low can be purchased II town, and
delivered gratis to any part Of tie city.
oc'2l KELLOGG BlRGE,
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rE-For particulars see bills Of the day.
Prices ~ AAntosloa.
PArquette and Drer. Circle. SO cts
Family Circle 25 -
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WOR Oo10 Low
INK ACRES Il tiobssed LasA, spoa whisA h .
xOO splsndid Saw Mill In fall opsTstisa, Aoing
sxssllsst work. The aboss laad Aas ssA0uhssA ssi-
lsoss Of there being sxtsnsvs strata Of Coal 10
il. One oo1nediess Dwelling Aspss, With ess.
Aoases, ETC.; situated miles xron aAlAa, Henry
sosssy, Iowa. Fer p.stiealers, appiy 70
J. U. HTkWAkT 400.
Northwest cur. Third JshnSoa st.,
saglSd Up 6taiss.
WAATxD-TArss Carpsatsss. Apply 70
w J. u. 6TkWAH1.
sugl3 Cor. ~ 4 JoAnssn sls
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AN1kD I'M UOH1CBe
A LAR0e nsuber Of psssoas will - O J.. q.
"a STEWART Z co. Is Intsliiesnes anA ossssal
Aesncy O0es, N. ". corner Of TSisd saA JsAnesn
sss, up stairs, every day this week. 70 hire Ma,
Weosn, Boys and Girls, in city and country. Gail,
II you want work. fansS
A LII pess0as 10 want q booraoss " booshinA
"A plases will d. we'll to eli u the HsarAsu' H.
sAaaSs, Assth- Asas spsnss - ed Jehnsos 80.
jy1la0 J. U. UTBWAkTA On.
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49, AAouIREh CosrOuxD kxraAcr o. Bgms
PLASr--A certain cure for Diarhoa. Dyssntssy,
Summer Complaint, and all Affections Of the bowels
ATTENDED With relaxation Ar - safe. pAlstabls and
relisblo remedy Il is unsquailAd For ehildrsn
teehns. attended with irritation Of the bowels II
10 the most soothing e.nedy in Prepared aud
sold by J.. 4 G. AA0UIRE,
chsmists and Druggists,
s.w. cor. Olive 4 ID sts., st. Louis.
For .slein Keokuk by r. II, 0Consor, and Drug-
gis,s generally. [ssg3edAwSm
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Tia and Shees lroa JsbAlng ohop.
]. K RICKEY 4 CON,
HAVING bought out the business Of n. C..
l. L Stone, prepared 70 d, Ut the shortest ne
tice, oil work intrusted 70 them. shop ON Sd st.,
between Main and BiondesS.
A CARD.
HAVING sold oat interest In our tin and
/ sheet iron jobbinx shop to J. X. Hickey 4 Soa
would recommend them to our friends - gsntlsmen
that tho puoiic may rely upon.
ot2 dim H. 1 G. STONE.
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TRNNKSSE4 IRON AND BLACKSMITH TOOLS
/ &c.-3ee tons Assorted Bar Iron, ~ slalu
Pillow stssl, tons Square and Ostagon Cast Steal
American and English Blister Steel. Iare, ~
riety Of Blacksmith tools, for sale low, to Nsr.
chants or Smiths, by
aug - CONNABLE, EMYTH 4 co.
NUrICE.-Wiil be cold 10 pay charges II not ell.
~ ed for within thirty days. Planisg 4achiaes
and box Aachiass. Received Per steamer "6a1
Young, september 10th, 1885, il the sane Of VII
Son Cross.
ass2s coNNABLx. sMYTH co.
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ATBlEN kUA.
THoM AS DUFF, ........,................. Manager.
THIS EVENING, Saturday, Oct. .sth, will -
performed the beau Il al aud cslsbrated comedy OF
THE SOLDIERS DAUGHTER.
Dance ny Mrs. A. Rodgers
The eveninx's entertainment will conclude with
the romantic drama Of
ROBERT MACAlRE,
THE TWO MURDRRERs,
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Mllltnevy anA Iancy deeds.
ATTENTION. I.ADtESl

w. a. COCHRAN NJ. =.
|nFFERs hts services 20 the cisissns Of ksokuk
" aud vicinity in rhx frxstipx IT Mvdisiasy Sss-
gerry and Obststricks.
Once, for the present, With d.. Geo. B. Parker
opposite the Lsclsde House.
Refers to J. r. Sanford n. d.
Geo. B. Parker N d.
J.P. Martin n. D.
Oct IAtdf
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Ia act, but the assertion Is untrus, there is
no such restraining clause in that act, as is
found 10 the Utah and New Mexico acts, which
Mr.. Fillmore approved.
D The Kansas Nebraska act purposely and
expressly leaves the people Of those Terrific
ries PERsEcrLY FREE to form and regulate their
domestic institutions in their own mode" Nth
out restriction as to the time phea they should
thus form and regulate their domestic institu-
tons; 80 that the first Territorial assembly
might, If IL chose to do 80, srcIuds slaves
from the Territory, and thus deprive Southern
men of the right to carry this spe les of prop
erty into the Territory. The Utah and New
Mexico acts, on the contrary, provided that all
laws passed by the Territorial Assembly should
be submitted to Congress, and, if disapproyed
by Congress, they should be null and void
The Kansas-Nebraska act leaves the people
of the Territories perfectly free on this ques-
ton, whilst the Utah and New Mexico acts,
(Which Mr.. Fillmore approved) reserved, in en-
press terms, the power in Congress to super
wise and annul all Territorial legislation, and
get the Richmond Enquirer assumes, an the
face Of the record, that " the organic act (acts)
for the Territories of Utah and New Mexico
embodies precisely the same principle Of
popular sovereignty" as the Kansas-N Nebraska
actl Is there no difference between the
"squatter sovereignty" doctrines of Cass,
Douglas & Co., as developed in the Kansas
Nebraska bill. and the conservative doctrines
of Willard Fillmore, as developed in his APP
proval Of the Utah and New Mexico acts of
1850? The former leaves the squatters "per-
Jsctly free" to do what they they please, and
the latter reserves controlling power over
the action of their Legislative Assembly, an
oboioas, and, as we think, an important diff
ference.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

80 Dalley's Magical Pain Extractor
There never has been discovery made Matern Msdca
whereby pain can be quickly aayed and where parts
In high state OF Inflammation be rapidly reduced
to their natural state where wounds and sores can be
80 thoroughly and rapidly healed decayed parts re-
stored without either defect than with DALLEYs
MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
In Outs, Wounds sprains, and Bruises Casualties TO
which children constantly subec the action Of the
genuine Daleys Pain Extractor Ia ever the same How
much pain and suffering may thus prevented More
over, life itself often dependent upon having hand the
genuine DALEY Extractor, and for particulars of which
respectfully refer to printed pamphlets for the truth OF
which hold myself responsible.
No case Of burns and scald, matter how vere has
ever yet In instance, resisted the a-pow M pain
subduns, and healing qualities Of the Dsey's Pain Ex-
tractor.
No Pain Extractor genuine unless the has upon IL
steel plate engraved label with the signatures Of O. "
Clickener Co.. propretors and Henry Daley msnufac.
turer. Price % cents per box. .s'
80 All orders should be addressed to
O. " CLICKENER & co.,
81, Barclay street, New York
For sale by Charles stott and Marin Palmer and all
druggists. Hs ap 8--eod
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HONOR TO WHOM HoNoR.--Some Of the officers
Of the United States Navy, feeling themselves
aggrieved by the summary manner in which
their laurels are disposed of by a portion of the
political press for the benefit of Colonel Fremont.
Commander ]. F. Schenck, United States Navy,
has letter on the subject to the Dayton, Ohio,
Journal, in which he claims for the Navy and Ma
rine Corps alone, the entire credit if any Is due,
for the conquest of California, save and except the
personal services of the late General Kearney and
his handful Of officers and men. Commander
Schenck says:
Il am prepared to prove that SO far from his
Fremont's) being entitled to any credit for his
participation in the conquest of California his
having failed to cooperate heartily and efficiently
with Commodore Stockton, 30 far from assisting
in the conquest, embarrassed him (Stockton) in
his operations and rendered the victory less COM
plete than it would have been had we received
expect-mounted, armed, and equipped as he was.
l am further prepared to prove that in every en-
gagement, and every rout of the enemy which
took place in Califoin MIA, Fremont was invariably
too late to take part; and to sum up all, assert
that during the whole of his service in California
he never was within hearing distance Of the enc.
my's guns. The cause of his ineficiency will
not here discuss"
We have reason, says the Journal of Commerce,
for saying that naval officers on this station con
cur in the opinions above expressed.
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CIRCULAR.

The undersigned, members Of the National Er
ssatiVs Committee Of the american Party, have
pleasure in announcing to the people, that salts
factory arrangements for the future maintenance
of the AMERICAN ORGAN, as an authoritative erpo-
,lent aud advocate of the principles of the Amsri-
can Party, have been completed.
Recommending its labors, under these new au-
spices, the undersigned cheerfully commend the
AaERIcAs ORGAN to the generous confidence Of
the american Party, in every section Of the Con-
federacy, and they hope its columns may command
the widest circulation.
HUMPHREY MARSHALL, of Ky.
SOLOMON @. HAVEN, of N Y.
]. MORRISON HARRIS, of Md
JACOB BROOM, Penn.
WASHINGTON CRY, ID. O., May 18th, 1856.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
"WEDNESDAY. LnLY LIZ 1919

The SPEAKER announced the reception Of a
communication from the Treasury Department.
Mr.. DENVER, Of California, made an Intellectual
effort to report bill from the Committee on Mill
tary affairs, but the general order being called for
on all sides
Mr.. KEITT, Of South Carolina, proceeded TO adj
dress the House. As a party implicated In the
resolution before the House, and az citizen Of the
State OF South Carolina, which had been assaied, he
claimed It as right to be heard. He defended at
great length the Revolutionary history Of his State,
and assailcd the authority (SABrs) on which the
disparaging statements had been made.
He then entered into a comparison OF the his
tory and character Of the people Of South Carolina
and Massachusetts,. He read deliberately from the
letters Of Washington and other authorities, to
sustain his several points. As we close this, he
was addressing himself to the speeches Of Mr..
BuRLrseAxr and others, and was becoming per.
sonal AMI severe.