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We have for sale Job Press Of Mon
tAgus's patent, manufactured at Hartford,
Conn. We ssed II a year or more, until it
was superseded by other machinery, and
have now no farther occasion for il. It
could BE- made very serviceable in country
ONCE, and " will sell it at bvreain.
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~ The Republicans Of Van Buren, hold
County Convention at keosauaua, on the End
day OF July, for the purpose Of nominating
candidates for the county Offices.
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A Second Hama Plane
ENOR Sale or Rent. Price 4A5. Also, 100 copies
OF clark hear IN angel siAg," and . large
assortment Of new and popular music, just pub
lished, for sale At 10 Main st.
jun Cd PATRICK GROUSE.
X. J. IA IN,
A TTORNRY at Law, Essksk. Iowa. Once in
N Post Building, Sdst., bet. Main and Johmon
jeediy
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CA man named Thompson, Of Winter
set, vas drowns1 in Coon river, near VOLTS
Dam, few days ago. while on fishing cx.
cursion.
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Noeece.
wethc undersigaed having purehased the stock
in trade Ut Huston. Hawkins Haston, have this
day formed parsDership Tor the purposes Of car
ryng ON Wholesale Grocery Business. Weiutend
keeping full stsck, and hope BY stfis4 p,rsonal
attention 10 business and fair dealing, to merit and
receive fair share u public patronage.
JAS. G. RAMSAY.
MN. STANNUs
B.HAiNES.
Ea.kuL 1~Un ath faLS
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% OYriblo Tgagody.

Welearn from gentleman from Plymouth,
Nll.) that q most horrible and unnatural
murder was committed 10 the vicinity Of that
place, on Thursday. Two brothers, named
Wade, auArreled in reference to q wheat 6eld,
which one claimed the right to cultivate
All the particulars We could not learn from
our informant. But il seems that ono Of the
brothers deliberately shot the other with y
gun, who died in fcw minutes afterwards.
The murderer then vent back to HE house,
procured rope and started for the woods.
lie has not been heard from since--but II is
to be hoped that he has saved the hangman
. disagreeable duty.
Since writing the above, we have received
the Plymouth Locomotive, confirming the
above statement, as follows:
IIosRlBLE MURDER Our citizens were
startled, on Thursday evening last, by the re-
port that foul murder had been committed
10 this vicinity. MIR. Shadrack Wade, resi-
ding about three miles west Of town, delibe-
ratcly shot his brother Edward, about FIVE
o. clock in the afternoon. The brothers had
preyiousl had some difficulty about the oc-
cursncy Of field, and the deceased vas en-
gagged in planting corn in il, when Shadrack
came and ordered him OF. lie refused to 20.
when the brother deliberately walked to the
fence, whore he had left his gun, and shot.
lie died in about half an hour.
Both the brothers we're married men, with
Manufacturing near each othcr--sons Of
Mr.. David Wade, an old settler in this vicin-
ity. The murderer had not been arrested a.
our paper goes to press.
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The Grand Lodge Of Iowa met At Iowa
City on the md. Grand Master J. r. San.
ford delivered the opening address, from
which We learn, among other things, that
the present number Of lodges in the State is
l2o, and the membership 5 900.
The following officers were eeete, for the
ensuing year J. F. Sanford, Of Lee county,
Grand Master; J. ]. Adams, Of Wapello. q.
5. W.; J. Craig, Of Henry, G. j. W.. w.
I. Smith, Of Polk, CIR. 1r. T. s. Paryin
VI Masea,ine, CIR. Sr.
The Iowa City Republican says;
''Ihe Grand Lodge Of Free and Accepted
Masons turned out in procession yesterday
afternoon two hundred and eighty strong
ana marched IN excellent order, from Mar.
let Hail down Dubuque street, up College
TO Clinton, thence TO the A,heneum. where
tire exercises Of installation were held
They were clothed in the various reyniis Of
the order, marched TO the capita. music Of
Hohman's uniformed Band, and altogether
made splendid aud imposing display.
AFTER Insulation, tbs Hon. j. G. Knapp
Vt Van Barren county, pronounced an Ora.
ton before denseiy crowded audience. /,
was very learned, happy and instructive
effort, delivered With fuency and grace. and
entering considerably into the historic de-
tails and peculiar principles Of the order. :
The Judge was particularly fel,citious We
thooghs in relation 10 the Lady portion Of
81 the auditory, explaining why their ser
wefe debarred from membership 10 the
Craft"
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acknowledgements
11ssoNs visAiss .ny.Aias 18th, .pss)
~ 4 wkBsTER ! PO5 II
jSsesd johnson ST., opposite - |es. Il
THE AEVAUA "AA1a
&ate CUys Eest 910 T10es,
TNWRApPRkSs seady les Mailing, les aals q
IL NkRT86 . pQ1TU&sSs
N1Ms noon,
janesd Johnsou -st. oppesits pusteHScs,
.ss.---.------
1913 49, eG ,..$ AANoOW
k'oh aA1A - NnS SmmA 1n4ssse g
W1AA1
jupesl Jehsssn IT., opvosiss PosscS...
1----.--
| DsarAisg.
rTNWQ S;syis gestlansn 80 AnAA plssnat roen
with board, ~ isqsisia9 - this 49,.
lanesdss g. VI.
DlvtasnA.
A r . mcsting Of the Directors Of thA Heokuh
AAnd Des Moiuee Valley plhuk HoAa CO1lpoay
40 1ss' ~ - Hsuae.o.y sans =, ~. 3 r q
pr. Bkiaaa.. is:.!...i. +
0O. 3O0A&s ss NJ
.o... # N 81
Arok'AA AND DAAL5H s,i !.
cn.~
80
SOLAR LAMPS. CASTOR0 4 SPOONS.
IS - Z
TABLE CUTLERY. LOOKING GLASSYs. 40
= - 49, - I.
AAin-st, doors below It'll, sass
xrorrs ,o,.<.
49,. ''.'''''''',' '''''''-o" =.
Vie -. ,aeios e psssssse,s J. sesPssttsaly H.
ee.pris. sh. asv.st la.sss. aad be-. assr,ass.
ga .ns Yin. ever onsfed ios sale tAn city, nj Of
rn'oh sss aasrsd A. psists - Sat the amss.-
issps sS !. ~ 81 % .h hose
iuuesd /, rosrRp
:. : - ~
"HITE Isonstsne Dinins, 1sa and Toilet
W WGe, Of new and beautiful shapes, for sals
In sets Or rioces to sait Purchaser, ~
ISINE a.r,. lad C1In. y..-.- Co,o.... 1.,.l
n NJ, 49, ,..nN,~,;ss. e. ~ 49,
Cans and ssssr. :. = s. 80. -. ao:
'A i.n.s, o1o' so7rAA.
10 spts OF pairs avw and rish
Jun>S
7yLAS AXE in great y.r;.1v. 1onI.e. vi.s-
UEsg Il asses. Chempsssss ,Ce sls. Ocean ten.
Wine Bottles, Bar, Table Aad Soda Tun hlsrs, nfts
Ter Bottles, s.ivsrs, Sugar. Spoon S,ands, DO vL,
Preserve Dishss, Celery 4lasscs, s5yvup Bottles
S Ss.N' rtusA, AZ hAnRh Aeseisesicks. aoiassss
I'm, La onimnsys, uiooes So g., y far ne
.ss' s''r sale 9 a,s,s sAnrss st
sne r.W ..ocAe1y Sto'eoi 0AV. SVoIhA-
.rn., ...~..-.c.
ssyuEf,lo.in, sa.ds 70 ~. ..,,sS -. .,..,.
i hi,ty,lsvs fro. thss Al. ~ill =. 80 :. -
charges on ,smc: -
YCa.ks Mlss en..h.A,.
1865 ~As NV
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The Memoirs Of Sir Charles Napier, just
published in England, contain many passages
interesting to Americans. Weselect couple
Of paragraphs:
When ut Bcrmuds, in 1916, with his regi-
ment, Colonel Napier writing to his mother,
says: sTwo packets are due, snd We fear
they have been taken, for the Yankees swarm
here; and when q frigate goes out 20 drive
them Oh, BY Jove, they take her! Yankees
fight we'll, and are gentlemen in their mode
Of warfare. Decatur refused Gardens
sword, saying, Sir. you have used itso veil,
should be ashamed to take II from you
These Yankees though 30 much abused, are
really fine fellows. One, an acquaintance OF
mine, has just got the Macedonian; hs was
here prisoner, and dined with me; he had
taken one OF our ships, but was himself Gap.
tured, by the Poicticrs, eseventy-four, being
now in an English frigate, II he meets W We
must take him, or We are no longer sover-
eign on the ocean,"
From Bermuda, Charles Napier sailed for
America, and became engaged in some Of the
daring and disastrous operations carried on
against the Americana BY the Government
over which King George Ill exercised dss-
posic power. The bush method Of warfare
suucA ulIn ~ coWAIViy, Un0 a IOt tue syse
TEN Of loading cannon to the mouth with
odds and cnds Of old iron, it was bis abhos-
renee :--ssSeven thousand men are ct Balti-
more, and We have no such force; still ny
opinion il, that II We tuck up our sleeves and
lay our ears back, We may thrash them, that
10 il we catch them out Of their trees, 90 ~
to slap them with the bayonets. They will
not stand that. But they hghs unfairly, firing
Jagged pieces Of iron and every sort Of dew
illnent, nails, broken pokers, old locks Of
guns, gun barrels, everything that will do
mischief. On board twenty gun ship, that
We took, | found this sort Of ammunition
regularly prepared. This 10 wrong. Man
delights to be killed according to the law Of
nations and nothing 90 pleasant or correct
but TO be dosssd against oil rule 10 qaite Of
fensive. We don't then kick like gentlemen.
A "a pound shot in the stomach . Ans; W
die heroically; but brass candlestick for
stuihng, with garnish Of rusty two-penny
nails, makes as die uagenteely and with the
collie"
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No. q Nain-st.. ress Os1caS Hc1hs1see. fSDsuh
IUD3 received, 40 40 sea1y ~ -, easv -
= large aAssstneAt u Dssts - UAeso. xnooe
wsAAG . by viii Ind Is lsf sAelx tntesst = Ell
- ekAmins on 1ssdl, - ~ shn1leslI ~ psives q
iasisd .kImsALL ! CO.
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eTThe Know.Nothings Of Californs
have abpdoned the organization, and it's
members are joining the Republican and
Democratic parties in accordance with their
proclivi,ies on the subject of Slavery. On
the other hand the Democratic party is d..
Broderick, whose tendencies are northern,
and Gwinn, who depends upon the chivalry
for his support. Douglass and the Admin
istration patroni1e the Southern faction, and
have bestowed all the government, Offices Of
importance upon them.
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Dainaessts Constlswtionai Election.
1t 10 unsafe yet to say how the Territory
has gone, but the returns resolved give Us
much hope that the Republicans have carried
the cow ention. We have swept the southern
part Of the Territory clean. In the Winona
district, IL Republicans are returned. St.
Anthony and uennepin counties elect Re.
publicans and Black Democrats. In St.
Paul district the entire Black Democratic
tickle; is elected, the lsfe Governor, Willis A.
German, among the number. The Germans
manfuliy supported the Republican ticket.
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A New Thing.
HOSTER'S PATENT gaIcrE0N
WINDOW SUPPORTERS,
WHICH will take The place II WsieAss -
w Pnlleys, answering sauALLY WELL
FOR UPPER AND LOWER SASH,
And 1t ons-senth tho expt nss. They are not liza
BILE to get out Of ord,r. and are easily PIT on.
They are also the
Best SASH LOCK EVER INVENTED.
And prevent windows fro. bsinE ratified By wiad.
For sale II Wholesale aud Retsii By
Piunasr Co.,
No. liS Msin-st.,
0sSERAL AsnnSs 1os sna 6rAss - Iowa.
N. D. We Aavs models illustratiag sAs working
Of the Supporter, and the maassF Of pettiaa y ..
jane1dkw4w Post copy.l
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keokuk. June sth, 1857.
Post and Times copy.)
WATAONsk PATENT.
Sewing Machine.

Post and Times copy.)
SA~u,R.> - N1-nhr-
SO ~ uo W149Cu1k1nOs
'1SnIs il new patent ,nachiue for sewing with
i single thrs 81, the cost OF which ii retail b.
ing only $l6 brin il within the rcaeh u all and
s.sn sa"ts '"la ~ - $lov. 1ss figas
!, ~. ni,isn... u -. - '.A' ~ 'nr sso'HD1'
keotok Ian. *, AVE-
:. !. :. :. :, :. !. :. :. :.
= BA.L0O AD.
a nss.ocs " tns Aeoknk
dsy n.,.n.nt n, :, ,sioms ~a,,s. W .ess
$50 yics Pr.s;dent' in 81. c.si, ~ .a.;a -
election 81 Director, was na.tr.,n.a srsii Ts...
dAy, the Ilth. r. 10 d .nlock H. NJ ~ a1I.. :,
Di,aond Conn. G. n. CONN, See'v.
The slsstios Of Directors Of tAs Iowa and Ne.
orAska Land Company will he held At the same
''ne ana place
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Ksskuk, ~. - Apssssa'
/
n l ~ IA
al I'D ~ -: ~. =. daily,
- s'l 4 f. IGisu4 <sro s;..
Kagineer and Superintendent.
keokuk, june 3, 'S7-d<w
gTNAE hall af = comfortable sev brick avSlliHe,
\. 1Avsycsst Atbs AsieSs. par. Of The city.
Apply e PATRICK csousE.
az 49, ~. ssApRsa0.x n. rT.
Ale and Porter Depot,
Ger. MATS aua FSrst.Ass., r eek M.
A IL orders fer Bottled ALE and POkTEk,
alsed - esiivsEed Ii any psrs o. ~ sisy. ".
Also. quantity Of Ale By the hansl. Orders
attended 10, ". 8. IAkHINi.'
jN1A1n s,s ass.., fg. I'll tas, u n &C., n /.
0LENFORD AND RAvENSwOOD,
& Cisy - kU0kAk,
At PHRLiC sAvC71ON, ass n.
ON SATURDAY, JUNE 2Osh, 1857, = :.
ON THE GN0uNO. 81 s.. ',..s
WILL r. ssld at Pablis Asetlsa, - SeissdaS.
Nv the 10Th Of June, 1887, Iortyl shsisS Le0
In GlantorA, asd Thirty .fssr Lots Ia 1AysnsWseA
faie 70 commence .tplo sp'tlosk - n.sep sAs
groupd. - = y - -. #5 I.
KAvENsWOoD adjoia- 0LENr0kD - tkss'
South, fronting On Asand Ayenue. Dse plssp ak
both properties at the o1Ese Of lhs upasss(xAsd.
Z TeTms--ons-hfth cash, bAlsscs 10 s1s, Ive,
shrce and four years, With stetesa annually Al 70
deed given.
Tho cars Of the Kesk d aid II. Pleasant kail-
road will leave the Depot for 0ltaferd Station, y
-, 10, IL, and - c.ck. ana will retnSA q -
early hour aftsr tbs sale. Passage lscc. eol-
lstisn will be provided a. 'hs sale.
- PsrsoNs wisAinx TO attend thA sale will meet
u our oI6cs.
SMITH VAN stCELkN.
N. B. VAN sfCKLxM,
juns1-d AuetioneSY
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More New deeds!

~ q n - 3 = On 4 Co..
0oPcAaas Taal oYs,
SECOND-ST., MAR MAIN, kIOKUK. IOWA.
Are now Sssiving sheiss lot Of
FRENCH CA0SINERES FOR PANTS.
MARSElLLES AND DRILLIN0S.
s.nc very Ans French light eolsrsA Cloths for
SUMMER COATS AND RAGLANS,
Which ws viii naks 70 osdss IN the latest snd
most approved style, and Of prioes 70 salt custom
crs Every garment inAds q our estnblishment
WARRANTED 10 PIT, OR NO SALE.
We have choice stock ot 0ents' pupnkshjsr toois
Silk hurts and drawers,
White and Colorsd Shirt,
Lisle Thrsad Shirts and Drawers,
White and Feaey Half Aoes,
0essamss Neck Ties.
6tlk Cssysts, ~, -.
Cali aud So one Of the largest ed Aasss stocks
In the city. AkNDERSON = co.
juni 5-d1u
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DaoN OLUTBON.
V1SHE o-partnssship heretofore existing between
the subscribers undss the name and Arm q
cowl Palmer il this day dissolved b mutual
convent.
Caleb Covlss, Jr., will eoatisus ths business-
Once between ID ana I'd, 80 Main-st.. ap stairs.
N. PALMER
G. COWLRH, -.
Keokuk June I, IS57--fIs6. DIV
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| New Flf1l,,
$50 s~sh g 3 sessa To- y q ~
! Chambsrlain 4 <hsscher.
q
i. n. csAhs0Llms III . o. ruAspssH
@s+fT--~ = = -
NEW GOODS!
"a VS. se.N4ss 5ssa+5,sssss k@A& ass
& ssMAIN-sr., KILBoURNxp Block.

spf7u @,s .-,ssss.t's,es+
IUsf deceived. IEss Issyg 1srsssJ q sssy.1 1sa
s1ssa1er goods " have ever sAssed e sAs I'LL
= =, s.. s !, .: s' ., sss
40 cIxnIIsLzitN rdl TcHfE5.
L. 6A1Dxxol. 0AA18EDtI
1Uo1 Seseivel, kselisA, HsusssDs, Tapestry.
"a AnssasAa tply es4 sspssies. iasssts sssl ssl
esesaa nnGGsls, 1sA4psls SD Vssitisa stais ear
kstsg ~ ClstAss isea 70 - fest 49,, Csis and
9esaU 0attinN, aAA nsdaliiao ssunh sasabs, eAeep
Ter neAAy CHAMBERLAIN 4 TAA1cdIA.
49, s5sg --
WkVOW 1ksdes. Bu1, Muiiss1s, a1d Shsds1x
m 8s.fss, go esswtment. Ter saleby
aesee NsCnAmAKLAlN AfhA1E6RA.
ACE - agsiia visAsY s.ssaiss, SiisssIsisss,
ssr..ta, SfSs - sesssls. fsI sslssy -.
Ckk0Dl1 - 60 Aulis ssss CeaIsse 81
~ Sleeves fessesA Ssl1ass ~ sltsvssv soaAas -
s.ns asaA sdghsA - inssAisWsSss.sAAx
TSA6lo ussss, vSiss ge1 sprss1s, fSsSS ID
= - c.vsss, 1e.sissr and 1890 isrshhtse
-. So q ~ III ai Z 4ss1gusa.
u Oh ri 6rSS 6liEs, SaSsE SSS soisss1. u
~ CHAMBERLAIN 4 TAAxCAtxD.
EsR1sch. I.sl..k - z.ssis.. 1ss.s. :
C1A10RALAlG = TnA1CAkk'D.
EShExcE - GsiisI lHiiIssis., ~ -. >
r z5EH1X1ffES. .siISsz nd s5s1isz I5ss.
.v sssss = se''ss''' s'ss' i'' '''s y !,
CNISfIlOv - SSsesises -, e, -,
- - ae-A vtds,- slDs, vSds Aasa sAssssses ~
Nlley eass Aesas, ssssp - 9. I.
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AAoruKR BoKkR AND DRAS AFrAIl.--Au-
gusts, Maine, Was recently the thester OF Q
second edition Of the Boxer and Dean mat
rimonial farce in New York, the history be-.
ing thus;
"rhe daughter Of Mr.. Doran, an Irish
catholic, was eng god in marriage to . Mr..
Mccormick, blue-nose protestant. The
young iady's parents were opposed to the
match, because the bridegroom was not q
catholic, and tho priest was notified and for
hidden TO unite the parties. Not to be foiled
in this way, Mr.. Mccormick and Miss Dorau
required TO cx Mayor Patterson, with the
certificates Of their intentions, and were le-
gally joined by him in marriage on Saturday
last. The fact coming to the ears Of the Of.
Tended parents, before night the bride va.
seized, carried violently to her former home
and imprisoned ia chamber, 90 her husband
could have no intercourse with her. Not to
be defeated in this way, the husband on
Wednesday last, sued out writ Of repievin,
which was served by Sheriff uiilbreth in due
form, who gave hsr to her lawful, though
protestant husband
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DAY = sEEns,

= - An - . = u - = -
On Fosrth Street, bstveea Johnsoa asd Exshsaes.
KE0KUK, IOWA.
$500 -.
WAUCONshA EunE AND MARIN1
1asCRANCE COMPANY.
Incorporated sy sAe Leyssi1fsvs Of Hssfs in 1855.
0aAes liz Iron Daildiss) corner Of Lake md
6tate-StYscts,
CapisaI 500, 900.
INSURANCE elected against loss Or damage y
Fire. snd Inlssd Navi6asio. = sss,sss rates.
wA. COOK, Psssidsst.
c.B. RscxvsLl, sse'y.
sAM'l. -. AANKIN, Ageas,
Once o. 6econd.st., bet. Main and johnson,
n.ylIas. kEokuk. IOWA.
DLAl0 4 McgnrYRE.
TTMDrRTAKEk6, BET. Aaia and J elm
" - sas., II IL Alloy, lson ~ slssss,
esaasAss. Tlsy Aavs ssesnily 49, sxasssavss4-
ditioas " their stock, asd psrfssssd tAsiS asns-
nests 10 every Aspastnsnt.
PA1kNTAefALLlC BURIAL CASES,
lapssvisas - Esd sssssitis, aiehiy esaa-
nsassA. sad svslsahis fss ths psssssvsssos e ~
AssA, = veil - ss0ns Of avery style asd AnisA
fusnlsksA % order. 81
Msassss a.aCarriasss furnished, 81 ~ sstis,
s.s..f'.'s'ssf 'A' isa'sal .'sssS'd = vAss ~
Kssksk, Isvs, Nay ~, iss7-aly
F1ESR ARRiVAI1I
M R0. TALON takes pleasure II inform- -
NA Ing the Ladies u Kssk2k that ~ hasC
lsst received ssother hns assostm<Atof
TRENcH FLowIRs,
RIBBONS,
AID other ar.lsles I. ~ is.. I.als: - '.ssss.
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Ansu11uco agency
HC1n Aa
INSURANCE 90. no. =, WALLsTkDHT, N u.
Capital %, 80 $50.
E0UaTA0l9
INSURANCE CO., or LONDON,
CAPtfAL - ~, 0ee.
nA0aDOEHOAT
FIRE MARINETNB. co. ,BRtD0 BPOk1 jCONN,
cAPIsAL o3oo yOVe.
WADnoAN0n On
UNION ms. Co., CL1vELAND, %.
CAPtfAI t1oe, -. 88
W0ANkA1N 4&Bs
FIRE. MARINE ms. CO., Toxp Du Lac, Wu.
oATssAA 15eO,eSU-
DOLICIkS tssned u tAs sbsvs canPaassss - ~
lesses sdtusted and psomptly paid, q In e0ss 81
the Agency. on Second street.
aprId wA. F.TURNER, Agent. :
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Personal AND PoLiTIcAL.--The N. Y. Her
aid thus gossips about the late President and
Secretary Of state:
''Mr. Pierce, it 10 said, finds more congen-
ial associations with the anti. slavery dis
iinguss and black republican leaders than
with the old rough, rowdy democrats who
held him up in their arms during his peril
Gus Presidential career. Il 10 even stated
that Pierce and Marcy have gone over to the
black republicans, bag and baggage, scrip
and scrippage. There are certainly strong
reasons for believing in this remarkable de.
tour Of the distinguished associates. Marcy,
the pungent old Secretary, dined with some
OF the black republican magnates and 6nan-
clers Mt the Yacht Club House, Hoboken, the
other day, and 6ns time they had Of il,
too Marcy has been into acme stockiob-
oing operations n Wall street, and be Is
published as applicant for and holder OF a
large nnmbcr oi shares OF the stock OF the
Michigan and Southern Indiana Railway. Il
is reported that this corporation intend to
send him TO Europe as its financial agent Ia
sell its bonds. Whether or not he will meet
with the same success in selling railway
bonds in London as in cutting up Clarendon
automatically, remains to be seen. The
."'~s - n9"eNcis thAs tue rutlTe marcy and
Van buren, party including Fiagg and III,
whole family ARE considered q having
abandoned the administration OF Mr., Blu.
chanan, and gone over bag and baggage Ia
the anti slavery and black republican forces.
USiroRn OF TIE N. Y. PoLlcx.-The nev
police commissioners Of New York CITY have
adopted the following style Of uniform 10,
the metropolitan police.n
"roI captains t.ua o.. double ,br,..,.,,
blue pants, buG vest, blds cap, with the uoru,
sMetropolitan Police thereon, and silver sta,
on the breast. For sereeants--a similar uni.
form, with the exception Of white stripes on
the pants. The private will wear single.
breasted coats, brass stars, and white cord.
on tho pants; otherwise their attire viii be
like that Of the officers"
:, cT One night lately, At the opera in New
York, Col. Fremont and ex- President Fill
more sat sids BY side in front seat, listen.
ing TO oarlaniga in ssNorma," apparently
forgesial that there had been : Presidential
election last fall. II Mr.. buchanan could
nave looked 10 upon this pleasant scene, he
would probably have snvied then their con.
tentnent and unconcsrn, and their happy 81.
cape from the rat soup Of the National Ho.
tel
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~AS ..s....tOW A..
FSHE att atioa II passhsses 10 re- psetf ally L.
i vitsi the above stock, whish viii - foaad 70
sonpsiss the newest, lasgsst aad hest assortment
Of the kind offered f3r sale IN this city III Of
which ere aorrsd ~, psists y salt ths times -
Parties about to commence housekeeping, husse.
keepers and all In east VI shs Ascvs articles will
And II to their advantage to give ne cali pre-
vious 70 purchasing elsewhere.
juue8d a. FOSTER
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IN. R0OWWLk,
Il Q A0 OF ATHIST.
[ IaISk eofnsr u Third and Mails. y Barhs,s
tnay37 -lly
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Las WARE in great variety, GohlsR, Winss,
~ Egg d.asses. Chempessss, Cssdials. DscAnter,
Wine Bottles, Bar, Table Aad Soda Tuah lsrs. MI
Ter bo;ties s.vsrs, Sugars. Spoon 6sands. 10 vls,
Preserve DisAss. Celery Giasses, 5yrsp Bottles,
Salts Crusts. Jars .LAnpA CaaAisssicka. Aoiassss
Cans, Lamp Chimnsys, 0lobcs, As., &c., By fsr the
bes, Sort inen in towa, for sale ~ olsss 6gusos ct
the New Cookery StoTeof GEO. FOSTER.
inn A.
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Now De0Ay - Done, @
a N00M - - ~ ~ - ths sseea4 1sss. veil
"a NsSbe1 - vsaiaassea. Un4ssneU lrsn aaAa
stssse ~ tsee1 sta1Fway,
ssHsts Alooe
0AS 3teat Nh q ssss 81, snllelis - -
~ slsepine soosn, Hl1cn0OCk AGO.
juAJA 0iea Msssiss lssa, - Aaln-sl.
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200 - - !. .sssl lsiess..
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Fer Ooos.
A MODERN built Ueass aAd two or three Lots
~ pleasantly situated. Inquirs Of
juneld u. ", TAYLOR.
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Cx0c NJ 1s Dist III QUER %
I9RS0ND vishiAg anything inthi npts1
u and hith1ulIy executed, shouh 3ol[ e thel3
ascs 81 WEBSTER POI HI
News Uo1A,
jnnsSd johnson St, opposite - les. u
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"HITE Isonstsns Dinins, Isa and Toilet
w Wac, Of new and beautiful shapes, for sals
In sets Of rioces to suit purchaser, BY
jsSl GEO. FOSTER.
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EtNk desOFstsd China vsses, Coloeses, Match
! Boxes, csndissticks, Card Dasksts, Inks, Motto
Cups and SAasers, etc., IN great variety, ard fur
sale low by gro. fO&TER.
iunaai fls4e