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WIN. W. BELKNAP,
AGENT FOR
STAR ms. CO., OF olDENsBURGH, n. ".
cAPirAE 100000
HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE coMpANY.~
CAPITAL $500, 900.
PHOENIX INsURANcEco. ,oPHARrPoRp.
cAPIrAL$2O0,0 900.
THE above companies have complied with the
Insurance law Of lows, and Policies viii be
issued Al fair ratss 1t the keokuk Agency. With
out delay. Ofce in the Iron Front building
Second-st between Main and johnson.
sug4.dlm
New NJ ~ OaAc Nc Oks.
sHETrus Masonic chsrtand usiroglyphic Mon
Masonic Manual.
New Masonic Tressle Board.
Masonic Text Book.
Masonic Melodies for the Craft, 4e.
For snie at CLARKE's
aug4 Literary Depot
REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE.
EXCHANGE AGENCY,
Cor. riffA a&d Msis-sfs.
Fire, Marine, AID Lifo Insuvancel
MERCHANTS FIRE MARINE ms co,
OF phii.delphi.: Capital 100000.
STATkMUTUALFlREA AND MARINEINs. co.
VI Pennsylvania Capital 49, 900.
COMMONWEALTH INSURANCE. COMPANY,
OF Harrisburg, Penn. Capital t3sO 900.
coNNEcTIcuT MUTUAL LIFE ms. Co,
Massachusetts MUTUAL IIFE ms. CO..
OF Springfield. Capital &loo, 200.
c. c. A. SIKISLEN, Agent,
July25d Corner 9TH and Asin-sts.
FLOUR! FLOUR!l FLOUR!l! FLOUR If!
keokuk easy milIs.
HRsah.cribsrs having thosou bly, repairsdths
L above Mills, are prepared to furnish the citi-
sens OF kookuk With Flour which they warrant
equal to any brought to this market, and would
respectfully solicit affair and impartial trial.
jy25.dtf COLEMAN FoOTR.
PLUMBER 4 CO.,
Ne. iis Main-st., set. Ash 4 5sh,
waoLEsALn AND RsTAM DEALsas IN
BUILD ERS' HARDW ARE.
lave now in store q full stock Of Building
l 1 Materials, such ~ Rim and Aortise Locks,
Latches and Knobs, Butts, Screws and BoIts. Sssk
puileys and Cords. Sash Fastenings, Bells, Car.
r,.ses, Wardrobe Hooks, Gate Hiagss, &c., 10.
CARPENTERS TOOLS.
PLUMMER 4 Co.,
DKALxRs IN
SASH, GLASS, PAINTS, OILS.
A RE prepared 70 furnish French and American
Z = Glass Of any sise desired. Alss, British
Crown Glass Sash Of all common sisss Liasssd
Oil, varnishes, Spirits Turpentine, AleoAol
Paris Chrome Green, dry and in oil; and oil the
cheaper qualities Of Green; al sorts Of areininr
CoiOrs Gold Leaf Silver and Copper Dyonse
Paintand varsish Brushes. Also.
WHITE LEAD AND WHITE ZINC.
We are also Agents for the State Of Iowa for
Fosters Patent Friction Window Supporters"
which are now coming into very general use, and
are IN excellent substitute tor weights pullsys.
and great saving Of expense.
- Agents wanted to sell then through the
State.
We are also agents for Keokuk for whites
Pendulum CHFtAin ExtuYss," the simplest and
best Curtain kixtuTe ever invented.
HUMMER 4 Co..
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CvA little boy, son OF Rev. MIR. Cary, In
Bradford, Me-, came to his death from q
puncture of his skin. This is the third child
lost by Mr.. Cary from the same cause. The
blood Of these children lacked certain plas-
tic constituents, and il we und erstand Alright,
is not confined to the veins, so that the least
puncture Of the skin causes the blood to How
till death ensues.
WnAr NExr?-The San Francisco Herald
says
"Wc have before us q piece Of opaque
glass, tax on from whole mountain OF the
same mnterial, but are forbidden to state
where the mountain ia located, as the dis
coverer does not desire to have it known at
present"
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MURDER IN CLgvxLANp.--On Wednesday
morning last, negro named Bill Brown
murdered his wife with m axe, INJECTING .
severe cash on her head whilo she lay asleep
IN bed. The instrument went completely
through the skull and penetrated into the
BRAIN. The murderer made his escape.
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ENLIsrrNo FOR THE BaIrrsH ARxr IN INDIA.
A rumor has gained currency within .
few days that British agents are quietly en-
gagged in tho business Of enlisting soldiers
in this country for the purpose of replenish-
ing the ranks Of their army in India, the
late detection among the native troops hav-
ing rendered it necessary to increase their
forces in that county with more loyal
class of soldiers. We are not at liberty to
state the source Of cur information, but
should the attempt be persevered in, there
is every reason to suppose that the parties
concerned in the violation Of law will be ar
rested, and there may be n revival Of an
other Champion AFFAIR." New York Times,
! 9th.
We have no inclination to see our country
made recruiting ground by any body, and
should rejoice to see any offenders in that
regard kicked across our borders with ener-
gy and alacrity but we don't think it very
becoming or consistent in our Government
to make such muss over Great Britain re-
crniting troops here, while such ruflan as
Gen. Walker is allowed to recruit his army
and sail his ships from our shores without
any molestaton, but rather with covert Off
cial sanction and assistance.
Susan DESrN.--The fortune OF this lady
seems to keep her constantly in shot water"
She had difficulty while here, short time
since, with the manager Of the theatre, and
the theatre goers seemed for time to be
divided into IDENTITIES and anti ID eninites.
BY the following it will be seen that she has
had fresh difficulties at Syracuse, N. Y:
SusAS DENIM IN TRouBLE.--The celebrated
Susan Denim and her man, Huntington,
were the occasion Of considerable excite
ment, recently, Mt the st. Charles Hotel in
Syracuse. The trunks Of the actress and
her man were seized bv officer liurd, on an
attachment procured by the proprietor of
CHARTS Palace" Oswego, for dry goods
furnished the parties Huntington claimed
that the debt was contracted by himself, and
the goods seized belonged to his wife, and
Susan ordered the porter to take her bag
gage to the depot. But after considerable
excitement, Susan pulled diamond ring
from her finger, and offered it as security for
the parenent Of the debt. Ii was accepted,
and the settlement effected immediately
The debt was about SEQ, and the ring is
probably worth $40 orRso.
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CO The Baltimore Sun, speaking Of the
rumor Of Senator Rusk's suicide, says it 10
supposed that the mind of Senator Rusk has
been much disturbed lately in consequences
OF some alleged connection Of his brother-in-
law with forgeries on the Land Department.
The matter, it is surmised, preycd upon him
to such an extent as to induce this terrible
re ult.
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Progress orthe Csme.--Au 10 See i,

Progress Otthe C0metseAll 20 b &c IL
The comet which was seen at Berlin on
the night Of June 22d, BY klinkerfue, and
recognized at Paris on the oath Of the same
month, has been observed with sufficient
minuteness to trace its orbit. From the OBJ
seryations OF Messrs. Villarceau and Lee
plsser, at the Paris observatory, it is ascer-
tanned to be far from its perhelion and that
it will increase in brilliancy as it approach
es, until it can be seen by the naked eye. Ii
will, indeed, approach the sun, at the same
distance as the earth.
1t is also ascertsined by its movements,
the position Of its perhelion and inclination
to its orbit, that it is not the CONT OF Chss.
v, which, it was calculated, would return
ut some indefinite period before 1860, and
which was recently announced for the 18th
of June, to annihilate the earth.
Is this Grant body an old acquaintance,
returning in accordance with established
laws, which may be observed and calculated:
or 10 II a new conner, visiting Us for the irst
timeY II is impossible, 1t present, to an
swer these questions astronomers must have
time to calculate its orbit more closely, and
TO compare its movements with those Of sim
liar visitors observed heretofore. Two
points, however, are settled. II 10 not the
comet OF Charles "; and it can do Us no
harm, in consequence Of the remoteness OF
Its orbit from the earth's.
ASPiRIrUAL PIcTuRa. - An ambrotype COW
OF colored crayon, said to have been draw
by spiritual medium in u trance state. has
been laid on our table. 1t purports to be
representation Of . lady who has been thr-
ty-three years in the spheres. A letter from
the lady's brother states that the portrait re-
sembes her, according 10 the best Of his re-.
collection. The only thing peculiar about
II is the fact that the medium who painted il
in crayon, has not the least artistic knowl-
edge. The dress Of the lady is very elegant,
and il must be pleasant for those women
who believe in the spiritual part Of the affair
to know that they shall be allowed to occu-
Ply themselves with ornamental tribes in the
great reafter.-[Springdeld Repub.
THK GENIUS or HAMILTON. The National
lntelligencer, in some comments. no
the method Of transac,ing business ut the
treasury department, remarks:
II il another proof added 70 many others
OF the superior genius Of Hamilton, that all
the present system, forms, checks aud bal
ances OF the treasury department originated
With him, without his having precedent or
model to work from; and that, after m ex-
pertinent Of 10 years, no improvement has
been made, though no doubt many have been
suggested or attempted, upon his original
plan.
MURDER N CLEvxLANp.--On Wednesday
morning last, negro named Bill Brown
murdered his wife with Nm axe, INJECTING :
severe cash on her head while she lay asleep
in bed. The instrument went completely
through the skull and penetrated into the
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aMlnTa MADE TO enDEU.

M NJ. i. q. B1HAN, Of New f@ks the oEtgina-
vhe lor aftssn ysArs has Dose hasiaess fse M
Broadway tsaAs. (fosnsr:y No. = Astes Hosse,) hss
opened rooms enc door west Of the Posts6lee, %
JoAaasA ssrest, sp stairs. She y prepared - ere
49, :s VII Iss.esaess s.a di,psssa, osass. E.
ChilAssa's Dresses.
Parties lssaishins tAsir own nAssri4ls Will -
henesnhly Aaals mt6A.
bsaiA vsrk, lleasAlng, 49,, n aftsa1ases.
NIB. Is0Sntlensa; Mr.. B. AAvin9 49, Co..
psIls1 = n1he LeanAry assaags1sats - AsS ~
basinsss, shels Abls 70 taxa ~ wa1Aing - nuzs
bsrsf ecutleasa. All essas ssat tss, - ~ No
:s:sasy sssA = ssssss'' sssis =; 1'as'
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00a0OLuT1ON. @
vsHk partnership heretofore exist pg under the
i Arm and styte Of r. W,ckcrshsin Son, was
dissolved by mutual consent on July ylst, 1851.
The accounts Of the hove firm will be settled by
Thomas Wickersham.
TH0S. WIcKERsIlAM
Ell. MiCKkKsHAM.
The undersigned having purshnss If 7. Wick
srshsm Son the Psnns ivsnia Foundry. will
continue the manufacture Of Engines and Maehi.
merry. n. n. kUKNkh,
K.H. WICK ERSiAM.
aus4-dstwst J.y. WYk0fF.
Ossngss OrAngssI!
az BxS. beautiful "Sorrsnte" Granger, in
KING { TAYLOR,
Aug3-d No. Main-a.
Wansea.
A NAN and WIFE; the former to take charge
"a Of garden and stable, the latter to take
charge OF house. Good wages will b. given, and
the situation 10 one Of the very best. Inquire Of
Asss-S SAMPLE RANKIN.
NOTICE.
To Les - D1e0ee.
vSHk store recently occupied by the late stod-
L dard Hayward, ~ stree bstwsen Main
and Johnson, Atheneam builaing. Inquire at
aug3-d NO. % MAIN-sT.
VusHk household faSnitsre Belonging 70 the es-
= tAts ef D. y. 6toadsrd, dsssAsed, IL offered ri
pf1vese sale Ut his late rssiuence, on Johnssa
eetsess sth and eth, Asaslips BLOCK. P4rior.
Chaahsr and Dining Room sets, Ill new, aud Will
b sold very 10y. Iasss-d
ksoGok, fts Dee Mosnes 4 MInnesoaa
i AL I'D.
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~ sterne says: ssThe grand error Of life
-, We look too far; we scale the heavens
~ ui2 Down the centre Of the earth for sys.
.ems--aha We forget ourselves. Truth iics
beiore ~ y y the highway OF life, and the
shoes
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Wisconsin Lumber Yard.
! good assortment Of the va
~ ~ HEN. rions qualities, lengths and
thickness.
A fair sssortm mont on hand,
JOISTD. and bills filled 1t saw.nill
prices.
.ra.r..~H Good-sised piles Of the com-
mon lengths and sisss.
rAru Sawed and cut, the latter very
cheap.
sMIN0LES. Pine. Poplar and Cottonwood
SASH. FROM smallest TO largest siss.
Small and large, plain, raised
and moulded.
BLINDS. Rolling and itationary.
A NY and all Of which articles thesubscriber will
"A sell u his ysrAs on the
Corner ar kaAtA 0Ad Blonde sta,
0FPoalrn PuaLSc SCHOOL,
and % the sasaes o1 sn1 Railroad sts:. (nsar x.
= -. d. II. h. =. Dspot,) - low - they can ~
hesehsin The atty and & Ais Branch Yard u Far
mingtsn. With cost Of transportation aAasd. Or
ders Allied from the country and shippeA - Any
ststtc~ ~. vetsvced ~ the lcw~st vatss.
Wildly r. o. KELLOGG.
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. = u y = = OH I'll ri
I'm end aftss Tuesday .tAs Al 81 Awgoss, the ss,s
~ Will lssvs The aspet IN ksckuk daily, (Ssn-
da0s excsptsd,) ~ 4. n, ana returnins Will
leave bsntonspoSt st 3.l4 ?. i.
BY this affAaGemeat . complete connection Il
maAs both usys vish ths Western Etses CompAD
enabling travellers 70 reach Ottum VI, Fort pes
Moines, Council Blu6, Sioux City and all interus-
date piaess, In middle and western Iowa, without
aAnsesssary delay.
- OMes in Kifboursc's Block.
s. DWIGHT EATON,
Engineer and Superintendent,
Keokuk, July 81, '37-dtw
Nails.
m kk0S 81, a., o., "a, los, IFS and 3os
LUZ and inch haishing do. ! and l0d fsns-
Ing do. Received on consignment, And will b
sold In quantities 70 suit 81 y holesale prices.
KELLOGG ! BlE0E,
July 3l-d3w fourth-st.
window 0lass.
TX BOXES asssosted sisss, from by 10 "a by
- ~; also On csnsiennent, and will be sold 81
very Lev figures. KELLOGG DIRdE,
sySid7w Fourth-st.
nkAIJOHNS, Willow Covered, from / 10
- gals, on consiennsnt And for sale very low.
jy3ld5v KELLOGG : BIK0E.
CuFEanas.
z GASES (originaD xants. on consignment and
,yslaiw KELLOGG ! BIRaE.
RRu00s.
Q CASES, (oricnal,) on consignnsnt, and will
y b sold very low.
JAY sl-d1w KELLOGG BIR0E.
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PLUM1GER 4 Co,
RLU ~ III En- 4 CO.,
DEALE9s IN

SASH, GLASS, PAINTS, OILS,
A RE prepared 10 furnish French and American
"A Glass Of any siss desired. Alss, British
Crown Glass Sash OF all com mon sisss Lipssed
Oil, varnishes, Spirits Turpentine, AlsoAol |;
Paris Throne Green, dry and in oil and oil the
cheaper qualities Of Green ali sorts Of training
ColOrs Gold Leaf Silver and Copper Byopss !:
Paint and Varuish HYushes Alao
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AUg1IoM1n3 And 0ENn1ALA AGENT.
nIuB .stA p. ,. Smith % 1ehaseo -, ~.
- Ind =. c1Nns4eA
NvI1 On The Principles an1 Rraesioes q -
~ E. Ix3f GoG'
jsHe11l g lIain-st.
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hfsTpckr.-it would seem probable, now,
.ha' only one X. n. is elected to Congress
from Kentucky, that one being Humphrey
Marshall, Both Tennessee and Kentucky are
completely oyerslanghed by the o-Slayery
Democracy, and Know -Nothiagism has beer,
TOO entirely wiped out in both States ever 10
stand ghost OF a chance hereafter.
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mn ~" CONTRIBUTION Reports, unoffc-
IA and otherwise, from thirty five counties.
glse majority OF 2,900 for the New Cons,;.
tas'on. We believe the Official reports and
the balance Of the State will rather ;ncre,s.
than diminish this majority.
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O10oooOG1 O0.
TMEeo- partnsesAip heretofore exist ting between
,. <. Hart = 9ol II this day dissolved By mn
tual ssaeeot. ss
the stylsand Asn = HART bARBRR, 10 vho.
most cordially invite the pstronaee q -
fSieals - The taA1le sescsslly. lK.NART.
Keokuk July 70. skf-iS1aa
The Washington union., 1857-05-30
AUSTRALIAN POLITICS.

The ministry os Vctoriahave lately been defeated by
bedemocratc members of the Legislature of Australia,
and new one has been formed, composed of some OF
the leaders Of the opposition. The most remarkable
feature in this democratic movement Isl thatseveral OF
the Irish exiles, whom the British government in
dicted as rebels at home appear among the most ac-
five and prominent among the liberal party in this
rich and magnificent country Mr.. Oshannassy a
native. of Ireland is the new premier; Charles Gavan
Duffy former editor Of the Dublin Nation, and one
Of the principal founders Of the Young ireland party
sminister of public works; and Mr. Foster, another
irish gentleman, public treasurer.
Tbe New York Irish News, remarking on the de-
cded democratic tendency of Australian politics
says
at is evident that another great republic will soon be
born of one of Englands colonies another federation,
grand powerful and prosperous the United States, is
about to spring into existence We have not received
detailed account Of the which have contributed to
place this semi-Isl ministry in power but, from the
construction of such cabinet, IT may be inferred that
England has lost her hold upon Australia. When the
previous mail left Mr. Duffy bad obtained committee
for negotiating and forming federal union OF all the col
ones of Australia after the plan OF the United States
Australia with her lovely climate, broad pastures and
golden treasures cannot remain much longer the colonial
dependency of any foreign nation.
The Washington union., 1857-05-30
oprcoY DEMOCRATIC TERRITORIAL CoNvEE-
TION

The Oregon Times Of April l9 contains full and
;0terestng report of the proceedings Of the third
l.mocratic territorial convention which was held at
salem on the 18th ultimo According to the Times
eyery section of the Territory fully represented
and adds the Times @we have attended every terri
torial convention of the Territory since the democ-
roey organized in 1852, and we think that better
,enresentation of the democracy has never before
mat in convention" The old patriot and hero, Gen.
rooopb Lane, was unanimously nominated as candi-
date for delegate to Congress having no opposition
His reelection by am overwhelming majority may be
regarded as a fixed fact
4 platform of resolutions was adopted by the con
,ontion. the democratic character of which may be
Inferred from the following specimen planks
!. PD.Iaad That this convention of the democracy of
onn reafir1ns its devoted attachment to the cardinal
rines and established usages of the great natioHai DEM
ocratc party they have from time TO time been pro
claimed in local and national conventions, and main
ned in our contest with the federal whig, know moth
ing and black-republican parties
% R1opof That we endorse and confde in the platform
onted by the Democratic National Convention at Gin
not in 1856 as setting forth the only true just and
conservative principles for the administration OF the gen
eral government
Roosd That we expect the administration of James
Ruchanan will practically demonstrate the soundnebs OF
those principles which have in his election triumphed
over disunion knownothingsm and every other intol-
Grant and sectional issue
Resolps That deny the right of the people of any
State in the Union OF the federal government to in
erere with such domestic institutions of other States or
f tbe Territories as recognised by the constitution,
and we believe that every attempt to control change
the institutions Of any State or Territory against the will
az the inhabitants thereof is Incompatible with the very
nature OF republcanis and must inevitably lead to dis
cord and anarchy.
"Resoleed That each member of the democratic party
II Oregon may freely speak and act according to his ndi-
@ al conviction of right and policy upon the question
~ slavery in Oregon without in any manner imparing
Vi; staniug in the democratic party on that account
ded tina. nothing in these resolutions shall be con-
tined in tocraion Of k-repubcanism, abolitionis,
or any other faction organization arayed in opposition
10 the democratic party.
The following resolution was also unanimously
adopted
Rolrsd That we, representatives of the democra-
v of Oregon tender cordial acknowledgment to our
delegate in Congress- Gen Joseph Lane for the faithful
manner in which he has discharged the responsibilities Of
Bis position and for his steadast devotion to the inter
esd of the Territory.
The Washington union., 1857-05-30
SENATOR TooMBs.

Senator Toombs, Of Georgia, is now on brief
visit to Texas The Austin State Gazette Of May l6
says:
sThe presence of Senator Toombs in State pri-
yae business has enabled the citizens OF Austin to be-
come better acquainted with that able advocate Of the
Nebraska bill Arriving in city his way,
by stage to the upper Trinity valley he was called upon
BY number of citizens, and he was also requested to
deliver discourse at the capitol national policy.
Yielding to this request he delivered before large a-
dence Of ladies and gentlemen well chosen and happily
conceived address upon the topics which have occupied
the attention our country from the days OF the Missouri
Compromise to the present He seemed to give in his
cure adhesion to the present organization Of the demo
crate party the only means OF securing the existence
of titutiona Union, and his language conveyed q
mcrted rebu to the effort of the few southern men who
opposed tho passage Of the Nebraska Kansas bill and af
tcrwaris arraved tbe, selves in bitter enmty to Mr.
Perces administration !"
The Washington union., 1857-05-30
INTERIOR DEPARTMENT.

Pbic and P,ipae Surveys IN California Returns of the
surveys have just been received at the General Land Of
fee from the surveyor general of California embracing
the plats and field notes of two private claims situated in
townships / and south, ranges and 10 east, and
township north of ranges and west of the Mount
Diable meridian plat of exterior township lines of so
townships lying about l3 miles east Of San Diego bay
and adjoining the southern boundary of the State of Cal
ifora ALSO pats Of 22 townships of the subdvisiona
surveys situated in the region of the country adjacent to
the southeastern portion Of the State and of 20 additional
townships further SOUTH and in the proximity of Colora
do river, and between San Bernardino and Santa Anna
mountains; together with a township plat of north,
range west of Humboldt meridian, Eel river, about
10 miles north of Humboldt bay.
The Washington union., 1857-05-30
WAR pEpAnrnsSr

Volunteers going into Service IN Florida The War Depart
ment has assented to request Of Governor Broome of
Florida that regiment of regular troops be substituted
by not exceeding ten companies of mounted volunteers
for the purpose of vigorously and effectively prose-
cutting hostjes during the summer against the Indians
in that State The volunteers being citizens of Florida
"a consequently acclmated, will be much better pre-
d tha, regular troops to undergo the fatigues and
barasbins Of a SIMMER campaign and operations thus
continuously and cnergeticy progressing will be much
more likely 10 consummae the great object so anxously
desired alike by tbs citizens of Florida and the admins
trationhe entire cessation Of Indian depedations and
the consequent peace and quiet of the people
The Washington union., 1857-05-30

The Toledo Ohio Times of the 23d inst says Mr. Fill
more President has been stopping for day two
with his brother law, A. c. Harris, esq., Of Washing
ton about three miles out OF that city Last evening the
Toledo Brass Band accompanied by several of our ct
zens paid him visit, and gave him serenade. Although
to him entirely unexpected, and finding him somewhat
IN dxsane his manly form made its appearance on
the front steps Of Mr. Hariss residence where he
greeted with cheers that dcafcning Mr. Espy,
behalf of Toledo apologised in few remarks for the
abrupt and unreasonable visit. Mr.. r. responded in
very neat and happy speech