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4 ,RAhAM K FEkkEL hereby notify the public
~ that they keep constantly on hand The best hor-
81, and baggics carriages, wagons, and hacks IN he
state OF iowa for the aecommt dation II the public.
scsaddle horses for fox bungr, and pa freys for
ladies. Horses bought aud sold for ali who may
favor u with THEN patronagc
The one hor-e Stable on Third street, between
johnson AID Exchange Kcokuk Iowa. 1t is the
place. GRAHAM TERRELL.
mchI 4ddw
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4 C0.pARTNERsHIPh heretofore existing under
the name of Mekenny & Runner. is this day
diss0h el by mutual consent. All claims against
thc old firm will be cancelled by I. /. Ne
Kenny, who viii in future conduct the bushes, and
who alone ~ authorized u settle the business Of the
old firm r. I. MckENNY.
Nj II. RI NNER.
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DISSOLUTION.

style # Carey d kilbourne, Is this day dissolved
by mutual consent. All claims sgainst said firm
will be paid by George T.. kibourns who will in fu-
ture conduct the business, aud who alone il author
ized to settle the business Of he old firm.
SAMUEL r. CAREY.
GEORGE L. kIiBOl RNF.
mchl sd2w
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= Covent Garden Theatre, London, was
utterly destroyed by fire on the morning Of
the 9th inst. Thus has passed from the
Earth tho most celebrated Theatre Of modern
times. It's fame will 70 down to future gem
erations In the pages Of history, and will live
rs long in human memory az the glory Of the
kembles and other renowned actors whose
names Illustrate the past age the most
celebrated of the British Drama
Coyent Garden Theatre was the pride of
London, but its splendor and its wealth Of
architecture Of statues aud Of pictures have
sunk in dust and ashes, and nought is left
but theme for mournful moralizing.
II was constructed in 1918, on the site OF
another Theatre, which was also burned down,
and was valued at one million Of dollars.
CO We believe il is the general conviction
at philadelphia now that Or. Bealc is inno-
cent Of the charge on which he was arrested
aud imprisoned. He is patronized with the
utmost confidence by many Of the leading
citizens, who send their wives and daughters
10 HIM unattended, to show their entire belief
in his uprig htness and honor. The lady who
brought the charge against him now believes
that the idea Of outrage enly existed iii her
Imagination, stimulated by chloroforin, and
thinks him innocent.
cTA Convention 81 the Republicans of
the State Of Pennsylvania has been called to
meet ar Philadelphia. on the 10th Of June,
to nominate State officers and delegates to
the National Convention, which comes OF
atthe same place next day.
Tax LAw.-The Legislature Of Ohio have
enacted new TAX law to take the place
OF one which has caused a vast deal Of com
plant IN the Buckeye State. Whether the
new one viii obviate all but the necessary
evils Of taxation, remains to be tested by
time and experience.
CO The Spring elections in Maine have
resulted hopefully for the Republicans. So
far s Heard from got, they have not lost a
single town, but have reyolutionzed many
important places heretofore held BY the op-
position.
BAcKnANpED ENDORSEMENT The Ameri-
can Council al Worcester, Mass, adopted the
following
Resolved, Tint this Council io7ouslv.
unhesttatinglv and promptly repudiafe tic
"NationAI Platforms" and the nominees Of
the late National Convention Gilmore ana
Douelson.
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Dr. virtue Of deco III rut. e.rt utet 20 me b, r.
ID A. WhitescarYer and j. X. Whitescaryer h 6
wife, as collateral security for the payment of
certain nate for the sum If seven iIundr Dollars,
made payable To Wui. Rada, X OF order will sell,
at public auction the highest b oder in cash,
the 18th Of April between the houis st 10 A.
and p. ". in front Of Concert Hal, IN the city
Of kcokuh the following described real estate, 10
wit The Northeast quarter " the A"rthtasf qtar-
ter Of Section twenty eight the Southeast quarter ot
tn southeast quarter 81 Section twenty one, the
West half ST the Northwest guarttr If Section
twenry-six the East h. Of Mort b. ast quarter If
Section twenty and the Mort he asst quarter "
Southeast quarter ~ section Twenty seven, all in
lpwnship sixty Range eleven in the County
OF Nnn Burn and state of Iowa.
mchl4 dtd H. II BELDING.
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rTfAE gned having located himself at the
L old stand OF " & n Leslie, on Main street.
would inform his friends and the public generally,
TINT h. Will keep constantly ON hand u complete
sortment Of Family roel les, embracing every thing
in that line which he can sell on as reasonable terms
a they can be had in the city.
10. DAVIS,
heokuk March 5. Main-st. bet 18th sth.
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0aiae Nj. Wall street Eep lurE
Cash Capital, $500 600 co.
Amount II Assets, Ssl2.5aS g.
fuoun, u Liabilities s5a,677 IS
owns Company differs from most other. ia having
L apats as capital ~ $a00.00O,G 90 aud no dtyi-
dend- are uaie IS -tockhaldrrs wtbout frst protid
ny FIR the unsafnl premium all outstanding poi
lelus in addition 10 the capital.
CHAs.J. MARTIN. Pres.
a. 7. WTIIMARTH, ser
,an2aanm WV !. TURNER Aran.
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n CAN Ann M

~ ELLto the citizens of keokuk and vicinity FIsR
- FURNITURE, cheaper than they eau purchase il.
st, Louis anywhere abroad and transport il here
Any persons donbting this are invited to call at the
Cato City Furniture Rooms, l36 Main street, and
satisfy themselves Of the fact. c. s. ABBOTT.
febl sd
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TO THE pI BLIC.

Having disposed a our entire stock of Groceries
to Jo Davis we r,cummt nd lam to eur old custom
and the public generally, satisfied that they vail
find him correct III business ready salesman per-
feet gentleman and in every way deserving OF heir
patrr nag, 2dtf W. d Al. LESLIE.
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NOTICE,

rTNIIE Presbytery If keokuk will hold its next
/ stated meeting in the city Of heokuk On the I'd
Tbur,day (l0thJ Of April next, at O'Clock, 7. NJ,
The churches requested 10 send their records,
statistical reports. commissioners and contingent
funds and their contributions for church extension,
If yet paid over. Il. e. BEAMAN,
Mchl2 d6w Stated Clerk.
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LOCK .gfTIJs>G.

lux n = IN 4 HtENSs.
~ TIL unders gnd would respectfully
y~4@"& y inform the public that they have open
"a shop on the corner If johnson and seventh
streets for the manufacture Of all kinds Of Copper
Brass Tin, and Sheet Iron ware. They will also
carry on Locksmithing and Bell Hanging in ali its
branches
Repairing articles composed Of any Of the above
named metals, ~ well as gold md silver promptly
attended TO- All CTR work warranted.
w. HORN,
fabl6 dom A. WOLF
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FOR SALE.

4 SPLENDID Farm If SIX hundred acres, located
"A on string Prairie, sixteen miles n. W, of The
city of keokuk.
If desired il will be divided 10 suit purchasers.
The improvements arr IF q supt rior chargctsr.
1t has been pronounced, by those who have seen
try.
Apply toJ, T. Cave String Prairie, or To Cave 4
Son, Main Street. between Sd and 4th. keokuk.
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PORT 0E kEOkIR.


81. LorEs-per Conewago-M n Chamberlain 8
tkgs nd1e; J = Cone, 2 bks books; sullivan j.
1smp.sn. bxs goods; ,cof I'd 8 Bro, box; =
Ihomas Co, ~ bdls collars Magrutler & Go,
pkg oil; I lloa ght g. Bro 6 pkgs sands; Gonna
bic, emyth c.. AZ hf bbls molaAsez, 90 bb.s do.
50 bags coffee 1873 pSgs suuds, Nickersham s. Son,
10 tens pig from II 4 pork bbisi B.alty, Long
Co, 10 PEGS PIP; Huston. Haskins 3 Huston, 81
pkgs sunds; CIeghlrn s Harrison, y hhds sugar
20 bbls no!aSsvsi Metayie, thluenden d Go, IL
pkgs scoheld Bro, IA bdls iron pipe, + keh,es,
81 pkg .unds 70 pkg suuds \ T, (Fairfeid)
S. pix sunds; Bruce q Danicis @ bbis apples
Per heokukConnabie. Smylh and G., loo bags
coffee 81 pkgs sunds 10 bags Usage orange Sc 81;
Hutchinson and Dewey, BIS mdze; Nanny,
box mdze Burns and Ken IN, 9J pkg coffee. ~
gar anu sunds; Welchman, 81 Sheets boiler iron;
NJ LL. page sunds; Huston. Hawkins ana Huston,
305 pkg paper, etc; " III Austin = pkg4 bug-iss,
etc: patterson and Timberman, 20 ,mpjy hhds; b
Boehn, bxs goods; VI oeaton and 5 II, 3 b1s
good Blu, b. and Walker bdls sacks; Marshdon
aud Bro, pkgs engine and sunde; Stafford and
McCane, pkgs mdzei steamer Mckee, 70 pkg
snnds.
QrIscY - per Wave - Comstock and Bro $50
stoves.
FRoa CiscissArI--per st. Clsr--G X Russell,
mdnei Moore, 20 plows; Cicghorn and iiarri-
son, 80 hbds sugar; II saunders, mdze; Gonnab!e,
Sinyth and Co, 90 sacks salt 10 do dairy do u VI
SGT stones; chone and Dickinson, mdze; 6cGayic
and Co. rndze; Carry and kilb2urne - pkg Cox
and Shelley, bales Cady, Jones and Peek, } pigs
4d"oic AiooPt'J FhSt i'uthn "sf0 itAtS NJ i
wagon; Robt simpson, Z bbls; do mfze ; Vail
and Co, 80 hhds coal, boiler; Wood, Estes and Co,
so hhd coal; Calvin Coates, lot rpokes etc; STAT
ford aud McCune, piano; Heaight AID Bro, bXs
New York Market, March 90.
FLouR-vcry flm with brisk demand for Yves
tern and local trade, sales 5000 bbls al s7G9T %
for common to choice State and Western, 250gS 50
for extra State 256gs far low aud medium
grades extra Western, and so FIR extra Genesee.
Canadian active, sales 1900 bbls at I 37(a9 IS.
GRAlN-Wheat firm; sales $500 bushels red
Tennessee at 70Gl 75 rye, lower sales 1000
bushels at 1901 l3l delivered 4 mand chiefly
for filing contracts unsettled and lower sale
$4,000 bu b az tic. 0as steady; 4oto ~ for state
and 44gi5 FIR Chicago.
PkoEloiOSo - iors more active ana hrrneT
sales COO bbls at $I5 81 for mes ami 81 for Prime
Beef sales BOO bbl5 a. % gs - f,r country prime
925gll for new mess Lard heavy sales 200 bbls
at9laio
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- BROWN All tan rolofesl hats. o eh aul low crown
ID III every style and quality just recciy ty
orf2adptf y. +. AZ MPHREA GAGE.
LNiN hundred dozen push caps just r,rciHed Il.
L the store If =. 4. HUMPhkI GAGE.
ect234etf
AM tAeAsaAI B9ruoIs, III ALL Style and qualities
+, AZ y. H. HUMPHREY & G AGE.
o. 23dwtf
NJ iLLINEKI GOoIs 81 every Warmly. al the low
VI es prices, at II. T. i'll MPtikEi 3 GAGE.
ogt24dstf.
rIHEEE auEared da1su wool and FIN hats If every
L style, at Dr., III MPHhEl GAGE.
aetg6fgtf
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FOR SALE.

7 OFFER for sale Engine and Boiler. from six to
eight horse power, having hctn in use with light
work two years the boiler Is first rate and ali in
good running order aud condition for partieu lars
inquire at the Plough and Wagon factory eornfr Of
Main and 18th streets FREEMAN knowles.
tnehslIm
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City Drug Store.
"A r. = REV NOl4 ID $.

HhoIesdte and Retail Druggist,
DURIHWS Block, souih side Main ctr, ct =
ID keokuk. Having purch as ed the stock ,i ~
j j. q. stewart md added II 10 my lrsyi
Gus stock. and having ORDERED additional sup -
y les from the East, am tnaled 10 tcr tu h. city
md ctrAtiy irnde one # the m,st mreie stocks
X BE found IN HE ely. Purchasing ass, vrrnish
es and o her leading article fl the NAM fl etpr
ers, ] ean cell ulon the most favorable terms to
Wholesale purchasers.
Particular attention eiytn e compounding pbysi-
ciAn ! Prescriptions. ineh1Sd
A COMPLETE assortment q Sarnishes from the
n Cincinnati ana ST. Louis manufacturers at
mchl9d REYNOLDS Drug Store.
000 Ron Is Glassware and Window tlasS
ZOO REYNOLDS Drug Store
FANCY GOODS AND TOYS.
~ 0BER10P, No. ~, Main street, has just re-
". eeiyed a large and complete assortment Of
Fancy Goods. Toys. Musical Instruments Shot suns,
Pistols, Fancy China sets and so on, which be win
sell at
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
cheap for cash. 9. oBERIoP.
] Keokuk, Oct 20, 1850 d
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Cards! Cards
BELOW ANY COMPETITION.

Those wishing this kind 81 wuri, viii save ~ ncy
b. seaiine ia ord rs 10 ha Office 81 ti Gate City.
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Office ID % story Concert Hall building
JAMS ldaw3m0
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SFt(u 0rIeaus Stloney Hlarktt.


CRESCENT OFFICE. No, 70 Camp street
Saturday Evening, Nov D. }
Although The movements in our great staple to-day were "o'
characterized with much animation yet on tle w
the lcvce it has been universally lively The arF'ao
for the last v-cieht hours have been large
he low stage of the rivers In the city fe'"l "e ''
e weak has been fair closing today under good improve
want id hv tina very favorable weather. The wholesale p'
s far tho xec that dry goods srocee' hardware and
l o,co;su branches OF trade have been Slack compared
With 81 week and the week previous. The election now beng
- o WAY anticipate considerable increase in mercantile
from, the country The planters are so nlch occupied
AZ hi time and be for short time longer thai we Sh"il MOI
~ five Measure seeing them in town for five or SIN weeks
~ tho n,ranme with another month of such weather MS the
las, e expec 10 have the pleasure OF recording increased
of both sugar and cotton Though, RS regards cotton
s hardly expected that former figures can be de'aea
from $50 900 bales.
The money market to-day, though advancing slightly IN rhfe
was freely supplied Some AZ paper placed ut soy per
CON, having less thnn 90 days The weekly statement OF
fine Banks shows important raraton-one IS the great ae
crease in loans for week being 1851 4 The decrease III
deposis was hardly expected the variation IN the same e o
Tho corresponding week last an increase OF S2+o
All Of the Banks had nll employ for Their resources
Az the Rank Of Io,sipna shows balance Of over S3hHO
ohove the requirements the law and the Bank OF New Or
eons of COO the ordinary OF business these TWO
Banks could increase their discount million Oh oorS
while the Southern Bank can also expand.
stnt,rnrnt This morning exhibits:
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A WORTHY EXAMrLE.-Gen. Phi St u Cooke, Oh
Virginia, retiring from the Office OF the President
of the Agricultural Society, which he has so ably
filed gave to the society his check for twenty thou
sand dollars as a contribution to fund for maintain
ing on agricultural school, in connection with the
University Of Virginia.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-10

GRASD MASTER OF GEoRGIA.We learn from the
Columbus Times, that the Grand Lodge Of the State
of Georgia at its recent called session, elected H.
liam s. Rockwell, ESD, of NilledgeviIic, Grand Mas
ter of the Grand Lodge of the State OF Georgia, to
fill the vacancy accustomed by the death of the Hon.
VIM G. Dawson.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-10

IMPORTANT DECsloS.-It is stated that the SecFe-
tarv of the Interior has decided against the ruling OF
the late Commissioner Of Pensions making q dis
elimination between the volunteer and regular ser
vice The soldiers of either service are, therefore,
equally entitled to bounty land. large number OF
claims that have beensuspended, pending the decision
of this question, will now be satisfied.
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PAINFUL. AcC1DESr.-The Natchez Courier, of the
9Th inst learns that Mrs. Sullivan, quite an aged
lady, residing at the Natchez Landing, was burnt to
death on Tuesday, She setting up by her llreslde
when her wearing apparel took fire, burning her per-
son so severely that death ensued in a short time.
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EXcHASGED.-The National Intelligencer, of the ID
inst, states that Capt H. W. Benham, of the United
States Engineers, late in charge Of the Coast Survey
Bureau in Washington, has exchanged that position
for the superintendent Of the harbor works at Bos-
ton, and had proceeded thither.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-10

TIE RIVERS, WEATHER, ErC.-The river at this
point continues to recede slowly. An arrival from
quincy reported it falling at that point; We have no
news of interest from the Illinois, and there was no
arrival from the Missouri yesterday. There was a
slight rain on Saturday night, and yesterday morning
was cloudy with a stormy wind from the south. In
the evening steady and heavy rain set in, which had
the appearance OF lasting all night. The river Will
doubtless be rising this morning.
[St. Louis Republican, Sd inst.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-10

CouHrGRFEITEns ARRESTED IN DALroN~-We learn
from the Dalton (Ga.) Times, that two men, ealing
themselves VIM G. Pitts and Joseph \: Hall. were
arrested in that place. Il few days ago, charged with
passing counterfeit money. Quite a supply OF the
spurious article was found upon their peiSons,prll1-
cipaliy, however, on the Bank OF Cape Fear, North
Carolina,
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"A KICK UF'' AMONG THE CoLrs.-The New
York Post says that some difficulties have sprung up
between Mr.. James Colt and Col. Samuel Colt, his
brother and that the former to enforce his claims for
$750O00 has attached the property of the Colt Manu-
featuring Company Of South Hartford, CT, which
will be contested in court of law. The Sudden de-
cease Of Mr. Jocelyn, the treasurer Of the company
mas in the absence of the Colonel created some i'm
.0ediment III the management Of tie company.
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EXPLOSION OF A POWDER MILL. - The powder
drying house in the Kennel Works and mixing mill Oh
Nathan Pratt South Acton Mass, exploded on Satur
day the lst inst, killing two men employed therein
The explosion Was heard at great distance, and in
the adjoining towns it was thought to be an earth
quake.
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VIRGINIA LEG1sLATURE---The Alexandria Na)
Gazette learns from good authority that the Cover
nor will call an extra session Of the Legislature, to
assemble about the lst of December.
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$.L!;,i,.1uG,262

r, ,,y.,a,, in coin ,2,ow DECLINE in til" specie TO-
serve, of the Banks for weeks Of $!s There i W
n,.itiop to ltonrI going on but Tor what i' post -
,, To divine Old stockings and secret drawers are 'l1"'"
il, 1r,rand Our banks have however, %'i supply H"!I'c'
,tl l,,iu.,, rlirpos.S exchange may decline +"
encourage, nuporttuIs Of gold from Ne" t"IA though ,
,rk in ,hut citv have none spare the specie basis beng
ia,y Iartrv below the Banks 0t tll. city, and Il W.
~ ali account. into consideration the finances OF Ne" YORK
arr, n tl rrntrol of foreign house,, through " N'l
WIN urc exporting gold by Sai'er II it"'n''lm' '
rorin ar ANY large capitalists should call for i've iilo M
~ i, ,sul create terrible conmo"n i'll Wall street. i
mr. ,i tn, financial position co1nmerrnl metropolis u
the Union should independents ami "o' 50 A' W
,n nrriv Al Of ever! steamer from Europe
The receipts O coin this week have hreH y 'lt-
srhr Niura S!lrr from Br'1os ST. Iaso n 40
Srhr tirysoitr FROM lir'1na St l"S'.'''. ,N'l
Via the river. ','-'''' - '5''
Al,4}2
PREVIOUSLY received tr,,n l.. of t"m'"r lS5 4o'1
ro, receipt, sine, the Is, September lS5d S5i9l Is
,tn,,. las, YEAR. .......... $o:st go
On III, 9th Of November nrr, gold 10 III" amount III IF'
nndr, AMI sixty thousand tulnr was received lFo" N'"
York
n ,,,. from, New York by mail to-day 10 the eveil;
t H., ms, from wi frl We have the following FROM III"
; Post. ,t ,.,
The stock market very nn,y'tled and Tn1ntLS
condition spccnlato whether "o!' n' nE, AMI III,
tcinnirg the goodness OF ucF tI,'F'F f M
ling Spectators likely to come to the festt {"
and s1rks hn,r been forced to ~e At further large S'''
failure took place Yesterday. , .io,.,, hi,b the
The c.,. uolunl the myers OPTIONS Nnri 1t
hnyc Sold which they NJ" called m" , =" 5 u. i
over their srllrrS options, which they ave n''h' 40
although they could raliSe hI1oH@ nto' "T T n thf
actually osc the o'ork, which in nay l>'"Gr i 1i
supplied themselves with 10 uake the delivery p "''' '
sell at COST
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a. TESTIMONIAL OF REsrECT.--We learn from the
Mobile Advertiser that the Fillmore Rangers Of that
city had presented to their President, Robert G. Nc
Donald, an elegant gold mounted cane Suitably i'll
scrbcd) in token of their appreciation of his services
10 the cause in the campaign just concluded In de-
scribing this affair the Advertiser says:
THE ceremony took place at the hospitable mansion
of Doutqg H. s Levcrt, at which were assembled
goohy company of gentlemen and lades-Madame
Iget presiding with the grace and dignity that SO
enach distinguish her. ", j,
Ehe presentation address was made by MI. ". o.
Capers, and was model of its klnd-brei, wei eA,
pressed and pertinent. The reply was modest, and
even biefer than the address. Mr.. Mcdonald accept,
ed the gift not as u tribute personal to himself but
suggestive of the interest his brothers OF the Fillmore
Ranners felt in the cause which, we'll as he, they
had 50 warmly espoused After the presentation, the
company were invited into refreshment ROOM where
a huge bowl of punch and various ,delicacieS were
Awaiting them to all of which it is hardly necessarr,
10 say ample justice was done The occasion was l., II
all respects US agreeable as was the tribute "eN "
.stn
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GEN HARNEY.-The Charleston News Of the 4th
inst announces the arrival of this distinguished off
Ger in that city. He was on his way to Florida t"
take command Of the forces operating against the
GnyNinDlps.
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DEATH OF AN INFLUENTIAL CAEoLINlAN. j. =
Guigard Esq, one of the Oldest and most influential
citizens of Columbia, died in that city on the Isl
inst, at the age Of II.
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The money market quiet to-day good deal c" money
changed hands in the course business nd several sums were
transmitted the interior to be employed in cotton operations
In stocks there was sale Of twenty four shares OF Southern
ouL on nrivate terms which, other sales of the week.
have been taken by party and which will prove good m
yesmeni.
The Exchange market was again abunatly supphe' AMI
rates still further declined day Clear sterling Al make WAS
sold AZ low as thc greater part of the sales were at 81.
Kills of lafng drafts sold s. with some buyers refusing
10 nav over 7, negotiated only for remittance Tor
which prpos. the dennd light. Northern funds we're dealt
in largely late decline brought " buyers ana the open"
tons were heavy N a & per cent discount for sight on
Nav York The Banks check ing Mt 1gGt4 discount Sixty
DAVIS sight was rather neglected compared to the demand LOT
rht and short sight. Good bills sold at 2G09a ana
some on Boston Mt fraction nwe Five days sight IRON @G
& Thirty days sight at IL discount The market 'e"!* ~
favor of buyers for all kinds excepting good sight which closed
rrm.r this evening without any prospect Of variation.
cooin;oa or The Bands Of his city for the ceek ending Saturday.
November 5, 1856.