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A gentleman from Kansas furnishes us
some additional information concerning the
recent Disturbances At Lecompton, Atchison
and Leavenworth:
After the murder Of Bailey by Brockett,
the latter was arrested, but Immediately re-
leased, on S., 900 doubtful bail.
The Bogus Constitutional Convention was
to meet on Monday.
A letter was recently found in the streets
Of Atchison, in the handwriting of Kelley,
the former associate OF Stringfellow in the
Squatter Sovereign, giving information when
Gen. Lane would be In that town, and urp-
ing his assassination. The discovery had
created some excitement, and Lane had de-
termined to speak in Atchison in spite OF
Kelley and nil his assistant scoundrels.
At recent political meeting in Lcaven-
worth, John Calhoun, Surveyor General, 1t
temptad to strike Parrot, the Free State can.
didate for Delegate to Congress, with dead
" weapon. A prompt show OF revolvers
tended to aliay Mr.. Calhoun's excitemen,
and restore quiet.
Gillespie, Wilson and Gordon, the three
men lately arrested by the Leavcnworth Wig
lance Committee, were taken out Of theiI
confinement by the excited populace anl
would have been summarily executed, bu
for the exertions Of Mayor Adams and othel
gentlemen, who, pledging themselves tha
justice should be done, persuaded the people
to forego their vengeance. 0'Brien, one oil
the gang, whose presence 10 wanted to com
plete the evidence, has not vet been arrested
It is supposed he escaped down the river
and officers have been sent after him An
election for city officers was TO be held or
Monday, the eth inst.
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FEARFUL ACCIDENT At MiLwAuKRE --Fiyx on
Six MES DRowkED.--We learn from the Mil
wnukee Sentinel that on Monday evening
while ferry boat in which there were soms
~ persons, WAS crossing the river, il was
capsized, throwing all the men into the wa
ter, five or six Of whom were drowned. The
mon we're all ship-carpenters engaged ct
Capt. jones' ship yard, and were returning
from their work. The steamer Arctic was
coming up the river At the time, making
large swell, which eapsised the boat. The
Nance Of the lost hare not a. yct come to
hand.
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The following 10 the declaration OF four
hundred Germans Of Cleveland, Ohio, who
have become disgusted With the Sham De-
mocraey on accoun, OF the open alliance be-
tween that party and the Know Nothings:
ssWe, the undersigned, paturalized citi-
xens OF Cleveland, have heretofore cheerful
~ supported the Democratic ticket, from the
fact that we were innocent enough to sup.
pose the party was liberal in its views, and
opposed to Know Nothingism but from 70.
cent developments, We are satisfied the party
only wishes to use us merely as ',hcwers Of
wood" and "drawers OF water" treating as
kindly before election, and kicking us after.
ward. We therefore pledge ourselves to alb
stain from supporting the Democratic ticket
at the coming election, for the following
reasons;
let. A majority Of The officers holding Of
Gee under our Democratic President, are
Know Nothings.
ID. Several individuals on our State ticket
he,cr- N the order.
Sd. "A majority Of our CRY oacers, elected
40 Democrats, belong to the order.
We have heretofore, by our votes, built up
the Democratic party, and in return for our
sufrages, We have received nothing but con-
tumely and insult.
I'VE leave them. therefore, 10 tho language
OF Harrison, TO ssdo their own voting and
their own Gghting.'
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q d 4 No Z oYT11Ei

- y
I'm and SITTER Monday, shs IN 81 Sort. the ar,
~ will iesve tho depot In Ksohuk daily, tsup-
dsys s1csptsd,) % 7:1t =. \, saA ssssrsiss win
lsavs Bentonstort u 3:l3 P.1.
nd. x., i:s :: w:sss: s.: .
enabling traveller 10 reseh Ottsnvs, Dees ~
Monss, Coansil Bls2s Sioux City ,aal iii intssns
date places. In middle and western Iowa, vitbou.
- Oniesin Kifbosrne's Block.
+. DWIGHT EATON.
kn.inees and sspsriptssd
keofuk july 81, '37-dsw
Auestsn sale - vaIus hIe l.anaa a
Clask and scotland snDsaes, No.
l the Court ltousr door, Ia Watssleo. CLARK Co.
No, Tuesday, The 2sd day VI S<ptenAar, 1857, vis
he .Mt hsn II section - section -, east half
Of ssction ~, aud The wet half Of ssstion - ali
north-csst section II tie writ half Of sovth at
section 1. the east half OF lie ,euth-wsst section
Z, and the north east " s,c"p 0 all in township
-, !nnEss y, west The est iai u the north west
scstiou ~ the neftL east ~ seetiun a.. The No.
half u south east section 81 III the east kalf a
south west sectcu 81 All IN ~rsAip oS. venea q.
west. The vest BALI Z Eor.a esAt sec4ion !. and
ths s.st bali u north west s,eitn8; all in toua-
ship o., rssgeS west.
These lands lie 10 Clark ,.unty, end eoafaia
pfssrs ose timber In suitable proportions. 1hs
prairie liss mainly % Hphty rf,.k, ahous Is mila6
sIon the nsss'v''pti river, - the best quality.
40 es1a s@esf ios ssn be selected ma Dsss tAsa
The following lands wili be stld II Sable als
81 the Court Aesss door In the town II IT, nkis.
ssss'sss :ssnsy' % Sednesdsy, tbs ~ dsyoi o.
North haa section II, vest half soa,h-sass eco
eiea :, asssh-eess section townsAip U.s. rsaes Il.
| vest. East bali ssgth-ssst secsioa ID, vet All
ss.sA-ssss ssettss .. ncrtA.west ssstss o, ssst
wsss hs1 ssstl-vest section n, ssst IN seutl.
east section -, sase hah northeast section &
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NOTICES hereby given 70 tbs eussrs u the
lots descrbedn the foregoing list, sitssts1is the
City Of keokuk, Lee County and Stats et Lows,
whose names mentioned and ell otAsrs inlsrsst-
ed THAR special TAX has been asssssea aad levied BY
the city council Of sid city for McAaaaaisisg and
Curbing In front Ut said lots - dssig
mated In tho sbovs LIST snd unless payment b made
Of the taxes 80 and also Ill COSTS before the
9Th day Of October, A. d. 1857 the aid lots,
much thereof - shall BE- necessary to diseharge
eaid tar and costs, win b sold on The day afors-
said, NJ the Mayors Once In said city, between
the hours Of = 0 clock . m. AID o'clock p. m.
@. G. STEVENS,
Colisctofof the City Of keokak.
Sent. II, I087.dtA II 8*s& ef&
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Fuls r I FrREyi

NIE desire to Oher our sincere thanks to our
w friends for thsir noble Asststancc and psrsc-
vefance in saving our eoeas q the late Are, aad
TO oar many csstonsss for their ienE patroaags ..
our old ssssd, and desire . eoatin nancS Of shs
same IL they will taks the tsosble y gtys q
call the Lsve.. No. 81. os ~ oar stove On n ain
street, between ls.h and 18th, south side, for
and In few days they will and " bright again
~ The old sand, with = we'll selected stock Of
choice droceries, which will sell o. cheap - ever.
We will continue to buy Wheat and ali kinds Of
Produce 1t cithsr Of the above named places, for
IN Cash. ". II. AUSTIN Z CO.
nepti5-dl0t
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The DIFFERENCE BETWEEN THoRouon-
BREDs AND COMMON STocK.-The Louisville

THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN THoEouon-
sREDs AND ConnoN SrocK.--The Louisville
Courier mentions the following.
A stock raiser Of Fayette county lost eight
colts one season, four Of them thorough.
breds, and four OF them common scrub stock.
lie ampu,a.sd tho legs Of al OF them, and
boiled of the flesh, cleaning the boncs thor
oughly, TO learn by examination what differ
ence, in respect Of bone, there was between
pure bloodsd and common ones. On taking
the bones Of the thorough -breds, and holding
them up to the light, he noticed that they
were almost transparent, Is much 40 az white
hord. lie tried the sams experiment. with
the bones Of the inferior stock. They were
Opaque, and transmitted light no more than
buffalo horn. lie then tested the bones by
WEIGHT, and found tho thorough bred ~ far
the heavier, showing their superior substance
and solidity. They were hard and dense 40
ivory. This is singular fact.
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.PoIislc.l meetings.

Hon. Samuel J. Kirkwood, Henry O'Con-
nor, ESQ, and other distinguished Repub-
licans, will meet Hon. Benz. NJ. Samuels,
Democratic candidate for Governor, and
discuss the politicdl issues Of the days
foIlo~s.
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Appeals nsy b taken 10 the district Cosrt BY
any party aggrieved BY the stss, said,
ct any time within thirty days from tAs dssc VI
this notice.
Given usdsr my hand this AtA day Of ssytsuber,
A. d. 1857. HAWKINS TAYLOR,
sspSAln Mayer.
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FROM KANSAS.

Inporfanf Official Frss State Document
address to the People Of the United
States--A Paragraph for Missouri---
Why the Party riH pote- What IL TiH
do II Defeated.
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NEW hooks.
FLORAL uOAE, o. The Pint Years Of Ninne.o.
tas ~ Mn. II. 3. BisAop. For sale s.
sePi4d CLARKR'S.
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7. Z w. p. REYNOLDS,
WHOLESALE : RETAIL DRUGGISTS.
JsbAing Meuse, fss Main-sa..
UNION BLOCK.
RssAll 4 Rrescri pslen % ere III MAIN.

Retail 4 RrescflR - % exa III Wosns
BURROWS BLOCK.
glyHR nsdsssignsd hass fsrnsd seeaslasssAip
= for tAs parposs IT sarsyiAs - ~ Drug Dssi-
ucss. Having purchased ]. I. 4eRooayG lasno
jobbng stock, and also havise a61itioaAf sappiiss
en- route lfoa the kasesrn cttias, ~ - ss . t.
The West. Our jobbing trade will - sssas0sed q
q. stand istsy oeespfsd By smith raliss. - I.
/. Meksnny, l53 Maia-st., Usion nloek. We ase
fitting Up he City Drag Store, ~ Asia-st.. Bar
Idx.3al WI. =. s11soIDs.
DoN re = 1T
Rusnsll 4 Wyeot9
II lave removed from 9th street 10 their New
i Store, q Third street, bstvsss Asia asd
70 furnish their friends end suslsusrs With ths
shoioest
FAMILY GRoUERIrs, FRUITS, %.
Irk :msmssr the place ard give them Asail. -
sspSd1v
YeanG A0erica NeWs s 0o0
II A6 been removed fron ~ old staad 81 Wsb-
side Of the street. enc door est q vsre
the public ear slvays And ths l.teet nevs anA pc
yiodieals Of the day. WILSON 400
ssp5
EA0AE CLOTHING sT0RB,
AcCsas's DstiSiss, cevsey u Asta sa6 Ssess14sfs.
,.,uy Esm Arfangssasns:
l l.avs q saii ths asssatiss < Sc pstrsss ssd
the pssaSs41s1e11y. = HI targs - suupasss ..
soFtnsat d eaai - vistsr assis vaseivsa snd
new opening = ~ shove stSad. rh1y hsvS been
: g: ted. w s:.. s:s. - sss. s.ss. :.
t. merit aad reestvs soatinsasies = III pekFvar
49, % Mhsrally bestowed The post season. Cau
fafenna, frissds. sad examine ~ yesz.slvs.. Il
ssPts.d =. b. HALIBY.
rs A.,.A,..... = s a ss....A.,....s,-~ u,
lspringhsld. Ksokak sd " asssw RaIIsond. tAat
they viii meet % Wednesday, 10 ri dsy q
September nsxt, ct tAs essstAsys Onss, q
sssasdsto~n, for tAs 1ufRoaeol taking sush sssps
sasy nay asa . ss r. e. sss.isi. aAs
of stosk, psovi1iag for survey Or ssrvsys, And
:lss..ns board = Aissssen 50 sas:..s q u.
o01Psas ,..,d.n. Of ~. RossS :, cc o,nos..a..
J. Hsnar saAw, sse'y.
III D1eeesuelO0. -
Aerstofess sxistisgbslvssn
;. =. 1ars = sss Il this dsy dissslvsl BY ns-
~ Sssisses III, As,saft., = s,a.r.1..a 49,,
the stylsand Arm Of HART BARBER. 20 49,
nsss sssdlaiiS isvsts he pasyoaass o. sss
frisnAs asA the public gsasrslly. E.K.hAkT. q
kssksk. Jsly e, ,ty-iy3ea
- 1issSsy % che 0oY0o1o.
~. nsltesoss. soslai - Ieiitissl History
= q ~ 1esaens q Lastss-Day Ssiuts, fssn
tAsis erigin = " present tips, seatainiDs lall
ssatemsuibs q thsif dosefisss, Kevsrnn a, -
eoaditica, aad msnoirs Of shsis 7oundee, JcsspA
smith y sAni =: Sasekss, 4: 4. Jsst ssss1
sep9d 81 Nais-st.
Aaoos = New 011DlY q
SVx8TIA0nY " the Rosks, 8iiIs Il he Shat
" mn63 ~ --- n
Nessss AnAsssiaAs;
War x8ailj
MetGAlee jaek uooa;
9n1ool9eS 1slsna Of Cahas
Hasp X 1soe1sa,
=. - - CITY 'osx ]. :ias .;::;...
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FOX 8ENT.
WITHIN hss inmates walk of the city mark
w ct, two vsry.desirable dwelling houees 80
containing six rooms, and good cellar, cistsrn.
veil water, &c. Possession given ON the Ia 81
octossf. Apply 70 A. IL. HRASLlP,
scplAdlu No. 10 Nain-st
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By arrangement Of the Republican State Gen.
trail Committee.
s.. KREwoop, Gro. D. WoonIx,
w. IL. FARsRR, W Penn. CLARKE,
HIRAx PklcE, III. 0'CoNNoR.
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eTIt would seem from the resignation of
Judge Curtis Of the Supreme Court Of the
United States, and the reported resignation
Of Chief Justice Shaw, Of Massachusetts,
that judicial honors are on the decline in the
East, and the Bench at a decided discount
amongst the members of the Bar.
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CHICAGO MARxEr.-We are indebted to Mr..
Tewksbery, Of the Railroad Office, for copy
OF the Daily Commercial Letter from Chica-
60, Of the 18th. Flour was $3,o5(G3 so for
fancy, 81 ,0o(g4 ,25 for extra spring. Wheat,
extra spring, CT !; common do. in store, 63(G
64c. Corn, 45(a46c. in store. Oats, 26(d
&c. Barley, 65(G75c. Rye, 60c.
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aFJhe public are likely to be kept in
suspense long time before it is permitted
to test the practicability Of Electric commun-
ication through the bowels of the great deep.
The last advices from England indicate that
the Directors of the Company will postpone
second attempt to lay the submarine cable
till Spring. This will be great disappoint-
ment to all newsmongers, and to the entire
public on both sides of the water who feel q
very great solicitude in the success Of the
enterprise.
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DlSNOl.UTr0N .

FUNHk oopartnership heretofore existing between
1 Alley 4 Hayden II this day dissolved by mntu.
81 consent. }. II. Alley II alone Authorised 70 set
tie the Accounts Of the arm.
Sept. II ,l857-sepi2diw
DELlNQUENT LIST or Lots
nswhtch speciaitaxes are duo and unpaid FOR
~ MoAdamssing on BlondeHu street, fron 9Th 70
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much thereof - shall be necessary to discharge
ead tax and costs, viii b sold on The day Afors-
said, NJ the Mayors Once In said city, bstws~u
O. 6. STEVENS,
Colisctosof the City Of Keokak.
Sept. u, Iss7-d.A
Kookuk Book-4tndoYy,
AND BLANK BOOK AANUFACTOkY.
QLANK Books mads And ruled to ssy required
Dpsttern. Court Records, justices Docksts, As
SCISSORS Bssks, Poll Books, Be-, Be-, fsraisAsd ut
short notice.
Old Books, Magazines. Assic, Ac., bound or re-
bouAd In any style desired.
~My biudsry win hs fosnd on Sscond-s
nex. door 70 the AsAsnssm, sign 81 tAs Ing
sep II std
NEW GOODS!
CHI e apfOr Ca 8 n.
And Cash Only!
Chamberlain q Thatcher.
No. 81 Main-st., Ksskuk.
JUST RECEIVED
NEW FALL AND WINTER
d II Y GOO D S !.
CARPETS.
Eiser ana Table Oh. CastAs,
Window Shades, Curtain Goods,
GILT coRNIcEs AND BANDS,
Wandov shade and Curfaim 1,immings.
Look At the following list, and call and sxamlGs
our Goods and Prices, and No feel confident
that the most skspsisal viii b. con-
WINGED that We will Sell Cheaper
than sny other houss IN Iowa,
(,he shoisssisrs not ercepfed).
TAPLE DRY GOOD IS.
Brown and Blsachsd Aasiinsj
Dc do Canton Planneis;
brown, Blsashsd and Cold Driliisgsj
Stripes and Cheeks for Shirts;
Denim. and Ticking;
AsA OsnAburgs, Lowell make;
Msrrimack, Cochcco and Manchester Prints;
Linsa and Cotton lO.4 Shestings;,
Bieaohed and Brown Linen Table Cloths;
Napkins, Doyiie,, Towsiing, Diaper and crash;
White, Yellow, blue. Rcd. and Grey Tlannsls;
Broad cistAA, cassimsrs, Sheep Grey Ss.insts,
kentucky Hans. Linssys and vss.ing..
DRESS GOODS,
In demand 1t this season, viz:
Figured and Pain Black silks;
Plain, Cold, Striped aad Plaia Drsss silk;
solidcol'd and shaded MssisssJ
All Wool Plaid Meriaos, Union Plaid Aszinos !:
Plain and Figured all Wool DslsiAes
Blk AID Cold cosurss aad Alrscas;
Figured Deiaines Of every style,
Some from isa worth 10 cts, others :. - wsssh
- cents.
SAawls, Grsm 81 90 - $50.
MANTlLLA vELvETS AND LADIES'
CLOTHS.
Linen Cambric Hsm-ssitchsd and Enhroid-
cred Handkerchief.
Eabroidsres n Great Haristy, cAsap.
- Hosiery, Gloves, and Yankee Notions. -
THE BEST AND CHEAPEST STOCK OF
CA1PErs = GEE CLsrns,
WINDOW SHADES, &C.,
That W have ever offered to our Customers.
@-Ali the shove Goods are fer sale 4 LOW
PRICES, for cssA ~ sss Aave.
CHAMBERLAIN THATCHER.
Sept. II, ls57-d4w
I-,--'g------ q SeI 80 r. 1890 -
VlNHE Presbytery u Ksoknk will meet q Yellow
= Springs. talias Kossath Iowa, On Thussday,
October ST. .'7o'sl'sl ?. p d Q. prAxAr
sspii-d3t-wst Stassa Clerk.
Plane for o126 90. n
A GOOD second hand Chlsksrisg Pianc for sails
"A q isbsil's Musie Rcens fes IL above price.
sepsd
CKEICHE8 " The. Js9srsoA. Alex. AamlIlees 4
~ Andrew Jaak1on, HsnTy Clay, JoAa 1anAplph,
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khOkUk................... ...........fOWA.
sspisdAw
~ dssestn Washiaeton Territory fer sale BY
sepl4l CLARKkiE.
rTNAE AMERICAN DHBATEk, bsiag : plain e1-
1 position Of the principles and practices Of pub
lie debate BY James N. AsRlligott. EeY sale a
seplld CLARKE'S.
Moss SIDE: BY Marion Harland, author Of
1v1 "Alonc, ""uidden PATH" For sale 1t
ssp.Ad CLARKk'S.
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slsHR shove Coapaais stasass al insusabls pss-
1 Dsfty - lAlS Yafes. All tnlosMalton etves.
snd Pelisiss promptly isssed Of Ne Ksshpt Agency
Y ~ Tres Frost hsiiding, second - ., tvssn
Main and Johnsoa. fesp.Iain
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Nor FAILKD.-In our paper yesterday, We
gave the names Of several firms in St. Louis
which were reported to have failed. We are
glad 70 learn that these reports we're not
true. There was scarcely any foundation
for them, as we learn there was no run on j.
J. Anderson & Co., and the only thing that
looked like failure was the temporary sus-
pension Of house whose assets far exceed
its liabilities.
Reports Of much more exaggerated ma
ture than the one We gave, were current in
the street last Saturday, and, although we
gave our report upon what we considered
perfectly reliable authority, we regret its
publication. That paragraph will not ap-
pear in our weekly paper, and we hasten,
with pleasure, to do all in our power to con-
tradict and counteract the effect Of that re.
port.
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ma Y GOODS,

Yankee Netisns, Fancy GSeAs ana
Mlllknery, M
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CTPotatoes are selling in any quantity at
Iowa City for twenty cents bushel.
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nlSNBse-PsTtnershtp Aerstofsss sxistis ghslvssn
! ). :. 4ass 6ea 10 this dsy disselvsl BY mu-
tuAi eeneent. t.'&
tn businsss villa Asrsaitss b transacted vnher
the stylsand AFm ct HART BARBER. 70 W.
nsse sssdsallS isvits Tie pasyoaaes % oss
friends aaA tho public ssAesally. E.K.NART.
Kssksk, Jsly ~, 'tt-jy3e1
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YOung America NeWs s Oo0
II AS been removed fron ~ Old stead 81 Wsb-
- stsr = Rotiss On Jshnsop -, o ~ opposite
side Of the street.. enc door cost e INSECT, wefe
the public eeu always And ths latcet news and Pc
Yiodicals Of the day. WiLSON = CO.
Dep6 a
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Having thus discharged the duty assigned
them, the committee would conclude BY ex-
horting all the people Of Kansas to 70 to the
polls on the day Of election, in pursuance Of
the action Of the convention, and deposit
their ballots for candidates of their choice.
Whatever may DO the result Of the election,
wc believe our cause will be strengthened by
such curse.
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WINES AND LIQUORS.

IRISH AND sCoTCH MALT wHIRKrysoF TIE MOST
desirable srd standard brands for sale from under the
koo horsc LOCK- al fair market prices Tbs Subscribers offer
es Trade snail NJ the oo~i1g on roe wills
fun fourth proof via Wises ~ own brand Cork
". John Jameson ons very supsd9r Dublin malt MIR.
Rnvs csolce Cork ms John Nsns.ys ursduaei Gro wn"
Scotch malt OF hsh favor fr miSirs trays choice
v,cn mM Purchasers roifed thai goods sre sold
" ~ c<nsrwtss titan n m under cusiom house Ock
Joan u DAVIS sos, Importers 20 Wal street
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SHIPPING.

NoR HAVANA AND nEw ORLnArs.-rBu UrrTnU
States mail resmshp OAHAWBA, ,. ID. BuIIoch, com.
arney WI ccu nercc receivrg freight Thursday ocs
PEI and sal for he above Hondsy, October IL
.oco1 prec'eey from pier foot o. Robinson street. n n.
Tor f3egm OF passage spply 70 he axenh LIVINGSTON,
CRoDnkRoF co, IA Pss place
LNoR CHARLRsror AED yLoRIpA-sxwr .wpuwr,y
vnne1 States rsh side Wheel lne-rhs steamship 60.
bUMbih, tpf ~ Herr, viii ieAve pier No north river
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snip NASHVILLE, u n murray commander will ru~~~ed
and leave on saturday october 10. she s.yorss seaes
Carolina msns regular trips 70 FLORIDA connecting wh the
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