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bet. Main and John
~ son sts., In the Alley.
Carries on the business Of Undertaking In al It's
branches He has recently msde xtensisc additions
to his stock aud perfected his arrangements every
department.
PATENT METALLIC BURIAL CASES,
impsrvious to air and indestr uctibie highly orna
mcnted aud invaluable for tho preservation Of the
dead, - well co1ns ofevery style andnnish fur.
nished TO order.
HearYes and carriages furnished, and theeutire ar
rangements Of the funeral attended to when requlr
ed.
Kaokuk. April Il. 1885. dy
A SUPPLY Of fresh HoPSat HooPEk's.
IA dec20
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Millinery ana Fancy Goods.
ATTENTION LADIES.

7 WOULD respectfully call tho attention Of tho
1 Ladies' ~ my large and wcll selected stock Of
fall and winter goods, which will cell 1t 0inein-
natl prices. My stock consists Of silk, straw and
velvet bonnets; ALSO splendid assortment Of rib
hons 6owsrs and fcAthers selected With great care
You will fnd everything in the Millinery and
Fancy business, ~ my establishment, In the latest
fashion. ] am also prepared TO do all work In my
business At the shortest notice, such % lininS,
trimming, bleaching, pressing and ma king bounets
a every description, TO order. win warrant eli
work 70 give satisfaction.
Csmo ono, como all. No trouble TO show Roods
1t Mrs. Glenny's, No. IS, johnson street, between
1nd and Sd, directly opposite Ohmer's saloon.
sept26-dly MRS. GLENNY.
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NOTARY PUBLIC
Houses and Lots for safe Chenp
AND ON aoop TgRks
FARMS / N THE NEI8HBokHUoD OF KEohUK
FoR sALx On sAsoSAsLx rgRus
ALL NOTARY BUSINESS
ArTkNpRp Win DssPArcu
~UMce No. Isl Main street between 9th and
7th streets IN Wood 4 strl loen's Drug Store. ffor
merly >. Heinstreet)
dec4d
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At No. SO win always be found . good stock and
the newest styles and to my friends and dealers in
my line, l will offer great Inducements. Un hand
and for sale low, is the largest aud Ust assortment
of spring and summer goods now offered in his city
No. 50 Maiu-st. Keokuk, Iowa.
mchiydtf M. IL. RUNNER.
post aud Times copy
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n cant ID.

7 HAVE this day sold to NJ IL. Runner my entire
i stock u Hats, Caps, Millinery Goods, ETC., and
recommend him 10 the public As perienced hand
nj the business aud worthy Ut their patronage.
March III 1857. J. h. HUMPHREY.
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HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
CAPITAL $500, 900.

The above Companies adjus. and pay all iosss
squitably and promptly.
WM. W. BELKNAP, Agent,
once IN the Iron Front building, Second 1T.
aprl ID m -
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Insurance Agency!

~HOU5aNCC ASeuCy!
HOME
INSURANCE CO, NO. 4, ,WALLsTRRET, NY,
Capital VI, 500, 900.
EQUITABLE
INSURANCE CO., OF LONDON,
CAPITAL 81, 500, 900.
WNIDGE EPORT
FIRE AAARINEINS.C co. BRIDGEPORT CONN
CAPITAL $500 ,000.
WARRINGTON
UNION ms. CO., ,CLEVELAND,O.
CAPITAL 1300, 600.
FRANKLIN
FIRE AARINEINs CO., Forp DuLAc, Wis.
CAPITAL $500. .000.
poLlcIEs issued in the above Campanlcs on the
1 SAFER classes OF risks only, IT fair rates, and
Losses adjusted and prom paid, At the oebee
the Agency, on Second street
aprld WIN. y. TURNER, Agent,
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sInccr,s Ncwtnx MmcAlnes.

373 broadway, New York. ~ Clark street, ,Ghica 60
fIIiEsE Machines have established great rspu-
L tatiun, foundad on substantial excelience. lhe
fair profit III using Of these regularly
emPteysdis
$1,000 Year.
No Tailor, Seamstress, shoc Manufacturer, Sad
ler, other person having ewing stitehngt do,
can afford to do without one. peculiar merit II
singers Machines, which other kind can justly
claim Is thnt the same MacLine will do every kind
Of work in reffee; style. They are strong durable,
will keep In order. Whoever buys one may BIC en-
trey certain it will do his work. Every large pri
yate family ought TO have one
All who wish complete asd reliable information
in regard sire aud price of our Machines manner
Of working and inetho Of purchasing with all 9TH
or partcu ars can obtain by applying by letter at
either Of cur offices for copy II .. III, Singer
Cas- Gazette, paper devoted 10 the seMiag Ma
chine interest. twill be supplied gratis.
I. M. SINGER 4 CO.
rs-Local Agents wanted in ever. town in the
Union jspl2a6m
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Save y0ur Money!
NEW fsOO1 AND NlkOE STORE.

No. 81 Masn-st., near Og,Ieus Bookstore, ksokuk.
TuST received, and now reasy fof sale, anew and
u large assortment If Boots and Shoes. Those
wishing buy will fud il for their interest TO call
and examine goods, we shall sell At prices to
suit purchasers. Call ana sec ur.
isnlad j. g. kIMBALI. d CO.
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kEOKUk MARINE INsUKANCk Co.
Capital, 100000.
IISlilSCompany 10 prepared togo Marine fasur
L ance basiness. Cargo risks taken steustolnary
rates, Andthe usaalCAsh facilities extended reg
ular customers.
Losssspromptly adjusted.
DIRkcroRs:
A. Bridgman, q. L. kilbourne,
g. H. Harrison, Geo. B. Smyth.
John Iemplin, A. l.. Deming.
y. X. Moody, III. ID. Woodward,
X. kiibpurue, Jas. Cox
W. G. Rontgen.
A. BRI RIDaMAN, ,president.
d.B.sMYTH, Vice President
A. l.. DEMING, Treasurer.
WEI. TURNER Secretary.
Office in sample . building Second Street.
ianjidAw
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STAR ms. CO., OF OGDENsBuRGH N. T.,
cAPIrAL$l00, 900.
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MA hAtsa n Life n = u ra ce . m q N y
III HROApYAY. HRM YnxY

MA hAtsan y Life 1 n u rm = CO q N pm N y
lao BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
Cash Capaaiand Accumulation $400, 900
hEP0sIrkD4lo0,0o 900 with the Com ptrol Ter Of the
~ state Of New York, for the security Of Policy
holders. In addition to which the stock are
personally liable. Among the Directors are the
most wealthy and influential citizens of New York
This Is stock Company, returning 10 the as
sured 81 per cent. of all the prohts tri-annualy
A party 80 years Of age may secure to his family
free from he claims of bis creditors for about
cents per week, apoiiey for 81 600.
Who would notspare this SUN for the grati6ea-
tion Of reflection, sick bed or in case Of acei-
dent, that IL all else fail he had made \ certain
provision for his family 1t would tighten hi
pain and do more for his recovery than medicine
N. ID. MORGAN, Prcs,t.
G. I. WkAPLg, sec'y.
Prospectus, with all necessary information, I u r
nished by RICkEY l. SIMPSON, Agts
Post oGice Building,
augs-dly keokuk ow
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fGHE INSURANCE.
M1ssouri state NJ u ual
IRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY


Mtsssari state Mutual
FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF ST. LOUIS.
DIRECTORS.
J.s: Mscune, ;. NJ. Edgsll, C.s. aresly,
Z. Wyman G. III. Peek, B.W. Alexander
James smith, A. ID pomeroy, ID. ID. Page
n. .. 1LLlDIf, Secy. s. NJ. EUaELL, pres't
NO osxrRA-HArARDous kIsxs rAKxs
r. Is. HOLMES, General Agent
deci-dly a. BklDdMAN, Ag't, keokuk.
iowa state Insurance Company.
oESiok ~ sAhrLH's sEw BUILDING, 2nd sroRY
Second Street, heokuk, Iowa.
'Hlo Home Company takes Risks on the safer
= clAsses OF property ON THE MUTUAL PLAN
AND On THE CASH PLAN FOR A CASH PRE-.
MUM, atrates ~ Bile AZ those Of any rel
bic company.
DIRECTORS
Y. H. Perry, h. X. FORD, James Y. Cox
Geo. B smyth, Wm. y. Turner, Ii. b. Wood " ard !.
a bridgnan, b. IL. Harrison, 8. \. VOORHEES,
John Mccane, J.W. RANKIN.
OFFICERS:
G. PERRY, Pres, L. Ii. HARRISON, ,Treas'r
J. W. RANKIN, Vice Pres, r. TURNER. See
isai3i3 mos.
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rlNiE partnership heretofore existing Actwesa
i stannus i Hamilton 10 this day dissolved ~
mutual consent. All ctaims a4ainst ths late dra
will be settled BY John 6tAnnas, and al pessans
call at his ofhce On johnson street p hesofacr ot-
ohce JUHN aIANMGns
JOHN HAMILT0Ns
Ksoksk, Iowa, Jan. Is, 81. jaiedAwen
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=. euKp, cHAa.r. 9ohHAs, DIV. FOR
Ford, 0orham & Ford,
BANKERE

6ANAE6N3,
Third ST., one dosr South Of Main, Keokuk, Iswa.
kEvgnEycKs
Metropolitan Bank, New York;
Winsiow, Lanier 4 Co., New York.
WA. Howe, prest., Boston;
Geo w. fhayer, Prest., Boston;
l.. Sedcn Thayer, Cssh'r, Buffalo;
Peninsula Bank, Detroit;
H. III. Burch 4 Co, Chicago;
Carpenter Ford, cincinnati
Darby BarksIAie, St. Louis;
I. Z. Handy, Cash'r, Cleveland.
June 0dAw
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The Gatc Cisy MVMtnss the " srAas
Kookuk Mattress Manufac tory
A. C.. Orr

fSnow Manufacturing MAttrcssee Ok eyery de-
l seription, spiral Spring, casisd Hair, Woolsn,
Felting, Cotton, Moss, Birch, Shuck and Straw, OF
the belt quality. Pillows and bolsters Of all
kinda Also Comforts and Feathers.
Hotel and Steamboat orders promptly attended
to, and all articles manufactured sold Ut NY
establishment will be offered At fair terms, and
warranted. challenge the production Of superior
work at any estabi shment OF the kind in the West
ern country. You arc respectfully insiied 70 call
and examine specimens OF my work WAgsWom
corner o Fourth street and Exchange.
have in operation newly-invcnted and expen-
sive machinery, which enables me to mAnufac-
ture better work, ~ more liberal ratas, than In
ferior work otherwise manufactured can be ahsrd-
ed for. Material for Bedding etc. epared BY na-
chinery IL more uniformly and perfectly prepar-
ed and tho work far superior In quality.
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small EnYm FOR sale.
A FARM containing 80 acres, 50 Of il being en-
~ closed, choice land, only IL miles from Keo-
kuk, aud miles from Bcifast. For particulars en-
quireof EDWARD KILB0URNE, Eeokuk, or OF
,ss GEO. STAEWOOD,
On the Premises.
String Prairie, Iswa Aug ug3o-dGwt3
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-. ~. a -. w. FORD,
Dealers In Neat Estate.
Once over Banking House Of Ford. Gorharn ord
jsnsl0akw kEOkUk, IOWA.
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DEMlNG r. LOVE,
tSuccessors to A. l.. Deming 1 Co..
Bankers and Dealers In Exchange,
Man strsei, ksokSt, Ioca.
DAkTICULAR attention given to collections.
j Refer to
Z. W. CLARK. Dodge Co., SewYork;
Eeebe a Co,
Adams BuckinghAms, {"
J. W. Clark 4 Co.. Boston;
Drexel Co., Philadelphia;
X. W, Clark / Co.,
Johnston, Brother. Il Co., Baltimore;
X. W. Clark A Bros, st. Lous;
State Savings Institution, +"
B.neist a Donnelly,
m Heron 4 Co., Pittsburgh;
Commercial Bank, Cincinnati;
N. Corwith 4 Co., Galena;
Heron Brothers, Dubuque;
d. c. Couvers, Esq., Cashier State Bank Of Ohio,
zancsville. r;v7
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WnOSoo0J9 0WV Aot0tSs
March 10 l86i-dly

Shaving and HaiT-CustinU saleo1( a
T1SHK saloon Of 0Eo. CABus. below PAssons' Daaks ]
on MAin-st., is the fayorite resort of 0eAtlemen
for cleaa Shaving and agreeable Shampeoing, SD
for Fashionable Hair -Cxffixg the proprietor chAl-
lonsss tho entire profession In lows.
FANCY ARTICLES.
A variety of choice Fancy Articles, including
6ns Soaps, Pomatam, Brushes of ell kinds Crsvetas
collap, ,Ac. always hand, and caesper than slss-
where aRo. CABU6.
mcho o-ddwly
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Mu M m Il MULLER,
CONFECTIONERY, WholerAle and Retail Candy
~ Mandatory, Third-st between Main aud
johnson, next door to Kelly &Lynch.
Special attention will be given TO baking Tor par
tics, and done upon the shortest notice.
Keokuk, Jan. l2-dly
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IT. r. ENbTEK.
A TT00yEY at Law, will practice in Lee and the
IA adjoining couut.cs, and IN the Supfsws Court.
ON ce with Rankin Millse.
Refers to Aessrs. AclAvic, Chtttendeu Co., Col.
sam X. Carts, Burns RentEsn, Coz b Shelley,
aud Prof. J. ". Sanford. taugl4dly
JAsss w. FlxLEH, w. G. EunkHoUsHR
FINLEY & EUNKAOUAENs
1RODUCB, Commission and forwarding Asr-
chants, corner Of State and south Water street,
Chicago, Ill. fabi3dtf
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Late Of Harrodsburgh, Kyo
Banking House
HATCH 4 THOMPSON,
kDAhIlCtLAR attention paid to col lectiops, and
l. rsmittances made ~ current rntes.
All business appertsining TO Banking promptly
attended to.
Exchange on England, Ireland, and the Conti-
nen,. ID. W. BAILEY, Cashier.
REYHRESCEs
JIM. Morrison, Cashier Manhattan Co., N Y;
Cbas. u. foote, Cash r CoInmercial Bank, Gin;
Kinney, Esry 4 Co., Cincinnati
s. III. Bullen, Cash r Bank X en- tuck ~ Louisville;
Curtis 4 Warren,
Northern Bank Of Kentu ~ 1xington;
Taylor, shelby 4 Co.,
Farmers Banko Of Kentucky, Frankfort;
Commercial Bank Of Kentucky, :"
Darby Barksdale, 81. Louis;
Pttman Brother, "
L. l. Tinkman 4 Co., Chicago;
Mitchell h Gable, Rock Island fnoy1 d
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0vURt0sITIES q Misraturs and The Literary
OChsracter Illustrated, by J. G. d Israeli. with
curiositiss Of American Literature, By Rufus VI.
% 81 XaDEN. BRowNRLL co.
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DR.. J. "a. FUTrENGRR. pR, n. u. LITTLE.
Drs. PottemgeT 4 Little,
LAYING associated themselves In lbe IrActis of
their profession, respectfully efsr their servi
COS 10 the public.
E1-O Office, Third street, between Main and John
son, over Scbicy cigar store, where the 9th
or OF them may be constantly found. DR.. Ltttie's
residence in the Dudley ii ouse, corner Of Main and
sth sts. tdecl5-d
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Commence the New Year

X lNsuklNG your property against tho dan
- ger Oh Fire, In ons Of the substantial Compa
mics below named.
PHOENIX INSURANCE co, OF HARTFORD.
CAPITAL $1,000
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KEOKUK IOWA: TUESDAY, APRIL Il 1851
CMUnCn NOTICE.


CMUH Cn NOTICE.
vHATHAM SOU ARE MET rHoDisTEC CHURCH,
~ on the cornerof 7th and Morgan streets.
ssRvIcEs. .--SabbathAt i04 O. n, and at Z p. m.
Sabbath school At Z p. m.
Prayer Meeting Thursday, Up. m.
hcv. J. c. SMITH, Pastor,
Rssidcnccon Orleans-s IT,, bet. III tn and lcth
Keokuk, Jan. 29-dly
A. ~. BRONSON, m. ID.
nFFlCEin Burrows Block, MAin-st. Inquire
~ ~ the City Drug Store u James Reynolds.
Refer TO ID. w. kiibourne and DR.. J. n. Sanford.
nchIsd
Jko, j. rACE,k.p. AE.cARPKsrER, u. u.
Drs. Page 4 Carpenter,
HAVING associsted themselves in the practice
l. - OF their profession in its various branches, /,
can De found ~ their Office east aide Of Sd street,
between Main and Johuson, next door to Andsr-
sons Bank. Residence Of the former aud street,
oetween johnson and Exchange; Of the latter, ~
ths ofhce. lfsb5-d
Doctors HxcGuxin and LcscAer
Lave associatcd themselves In the practice Of
IL Medicine. Will continue TO attend in Gems al
tAtion IN all cases. and 70 any required distance Ow
ing 70 the spaciousncss Of their of6cc rooms, aud
large libarry Of the best medical works extant,
they are prepared 70 receive and instruct large class
OF pupils.
Once In the "Post baiiding," u story, % Sd II.
between Main and johnson.
Consultation hours between III o'clock. A. M, and
Pm japs'57d
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EXCHANGE AND BANKING HOUSE.
George q. Anaerson,
Third Street, bot. Main and Johnson, Keokuk, Iowa.
MILL buy Eastern and Southern Exchange at
w beet rates.
Strict attention given 10 collections, and pro-
seeds remttsd at currentr Of exchaage free Of
charge.
EA- Usual banking facilities granted to Gus
TONERS.
RKrER
Winslow, Lanicr A CO., Bankers, n. York City.
4. w. Clark, Dodge a Co., .. -
E.W. Clark 4 Co., Bankers, Philadelphia.
J. w Clark 4Co., Boston
Bogy, Miltenberser A Co., Bankers, ST. Louis.
4. W. Clark 4 Bros,
John j. Anderson d Co.,
Gilmore r Brotherton, Cincinnati.
~ once hours from A. NJ. TO p. NJ.
July Ia, ls5s.--diy
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a. r.sAsroKD, ND. JOHN ". rosD, n. y.
NOTICE.
r RS. SANFORD d BOND have this day formed
II CO. partnership In the practice Of Medicine nd
Surgery and tender their services the citiztns Of
keokuk and the surrounding country.
Once en- Main A., opposlte the Laccds House.
Dec. 3, 1856.
DIR. SANFORD takes this occasion to express his
gratitude 70 the citizens of this city, Iowa Mis.ou
ri and illinois for their LIBERAL patronage hereto
fore extended to him, and 10 cordially recommend
his associate, DR.. Bosp, 10 them in ali requr
ing the services Of 3 Ply sieiAn or Surgeon.
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MRS. ~. TALON takes pleasure in announcing
Iva - the Ladies' Of the City that she has just re-
turned from New York with . large and handsome
stock u Millinery, Ter Spring and Summer wear
mueh ADMIRED, and various ether styiss, including
she Shaker Bonnet for grls various styles Of caps,
large assortment Of Ribbons and French flowers.
Dress making done with neatncss and Dispatch
Fowlsr's rule taught In few lessons. Models for
sale. Store % Main street.
mch30dam
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MARBLE AND STONE WORK KS.
TOHN BAWDRN BROTHER, having bought
u oat B. Bswdsn, senr., hays entered into partner
sa.V 40 Yz VSss " a.I1y i1s
0Savo Stone and Ornamental Stone Cutting b1sinsss
II 10 our intention make the business credit u
ourselves, and feeling confident Of giving every sat
% Third Street, between Main and Blondesu-sts.
March 10. dim
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-05-01
From Central America,

New YORK, April 27-The Herald has advces
from Honduras to April LIST. Mr.. Seymour, the
new British superintendent, was sworn on the Goth,
and on the next day he was sworn as Her Majesty's
lieutenant governor of the Bay Islands 1t was ru-
mored at Honduras that the Guatemalian army in
Nicaragua has been defeated. Also that Salvador
had declared in favor of Walker.
Strong preudices still existed in Honduras and
Guatemala against our countrymen. In Guatemala
six Americans had been summariIy shot, and others
banished from the country by order of Gen. Carrera
Three persons, named Buchanan, Van Buren, and
Robert Taylor, appealed 10 Mr.. Savage, who had
charge of the legation of the United States in Guae-
mala, who told them he could not do anything for
them, and fearful that he should himself have 10
leave, as there was no limit to the power of Carrera
who was very much enraged against the people Of
created by the American ship Rawina having been
charged extra tonnage dues at Partook tar while load
ing mahogany.
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ID. MACRAE, Secretary.

R1 WOSiH KNOWING.-Prof. Wood, whose adver-
tsement Will be found in another column has discovered
or the gray and bald which is at practicable
trouble There be no doubt Whatever of its efficacy
we have seen testimonials almost without number and
worth.
VINO have been bald for years wearing their
own nar ana appear ten than they did six
onths ago as in most gray hairs and bald heads
oot premature and unnatural it is duty to remedy them
6y the natural and undoubtd which Prof Wood
invented and now kindly offers to the attic ted Read his
advertiser" ent try his wonderful remedy and give the Pro
lessor new testimonial Memphis Wing.
For sale in Wilmington by WALKER MEARES & CO,
and by Druggists generally
April 2l.-I9l-2weod-34-
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" AT meeting of the Executive Committee of the
Moores Creek Monument Association held at the Court
House. tuesday evenings 2lst April, 1857. motion Of A.
J. Grady, Esq it was
Kesoced That those gentlemen appointed to receive sub
Serptlons towards erecting Monument Moore's Creek
GROUND be requested to collect and forward the
era received by them their earliest convenience
20 Donao eRae Secretary and Treasurer of Moores Creek
On motion OF Dr. E. A. Anderson, it resolved that the
proceedings OF this meeting be published week in the
daily, ana two weeks in the weekly papers eff this place
JAS. KERR, Chairman
H. MACRAE, Secretary. l96-lw-34-2t
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q NEW ORLEANS, April E.-Cotton is dull and unchan-
receipts 1000 tbales Flour better demand Corn is
dull at 80 cents per bushel Other articles unchanged
CHARLESTON, April 2s.-Cotton.-The transactions
continue limited the sales to-day having been confined
to 400 bales at extremes ranging Sa to H{c
The sales of the previous day were Incorrectly reported
and ii cents, as printed.
NEW YORK. April 26-Cotton is buoyan sales of 5000
bales G at an advance Of t. Flour unsettled sales Of
5OO bbs at decline of cents Southern and adj
IS % tp to gsd
Wheat-white 81 SO. COMMITTED 76c.; white Is cents
Mess Pork $22 Is $22 49, Beef unchanged. Lard dc
Whisky-ohio 29c. sugar-Cuba MusceyadO 81 lOl cts
Rosin is firm and scarce Tobacco Is $40 Freights
EAYEETTEylLLE, April 27.7Baeon lsl@l4 cents.
600 Cotton-Fair to good 3a@lsl; ord to MIDI Il@I2i
g. o9 ssSi e. G1sa
Corn 1901 lS ~ Wheat 81 1901 20 Pats 1000 Peas,
Lard 10000 salt-LiverpoOl, {sack) 81 5000 90.
Bacon-No change Considerable receipts to-day
Coton-We report change in the best grader; the late
York Isl to ID ''oA A'"' -''"
Flour-We advance our figures
CHARLESTON, April H.-Cetton. Buyers were unable
make much progress to-day in the execution of their
ders in consequence of the firm position occupied by
holders and the sales we're consequently limited to
626 bales 25s of which brought lilo and 26s bales
| sold at IL 4c.
HAVANA, April 25 1s57.-Riee, Is. Cl-Is in good de-
mand at from lz to IL rails arrobe The stock how
in Stock and it IS in brisk demand White Pine Of
which there have been several arrivals is declining Empty
hhds declining and abundantlast sales and q
Box Shocks without demand There have been too many
sent to this market Last sales at 81 ra and for very
peror Empty barrels sell at Is and terces at "a rails
each Hoops with immense stock and only slight de-
mand sales dull at $45 for short and $50 for long
LIVERPOOL april NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. qualities had
considerably decned sales of the week 40 bales
to specuiators, $500 Friday being holiday nothing
done. Sales Thursday 5000 bales Orleans fair and
middDg had declined i'd and the lower qualities quota
tions were barely maintained; Upland was unchanged
fair, ids do middling, 79l6d Stock IN port, 5O2 OOC
bales, Of which 800, 900 were American.
Breadstufs dull -four slow of SALE but prices
were unaltered Wheat-quotatons barely maintain
ed Corn steady at partial define Of 3D. mixed sOs
yellow sls white 81 s3s The weather had been favor
| able for the crops.
In the continental markets breadsufi had declining
dency.
Money straightforward for money, 92l for &C.
count, 934.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-05-01
From Santa Fe.

ST. LOUIS. April 27th.--A file of the Santa Fe
Gazette of March has been received. The remains
of Indian Agent Dodge had been found and in.
tered at Fort Defiance.
Gov. Merriweather has gone TO visit Major Puebes
Indian depredations have been extensive, and fire..
quently numbers of them have been overtaken and
killed by the troops.
Major Fry had arrived at Albuquerque with $780,
900 for the government.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-05-01
DIED.

In Sampson County, the 26h of A pril, Mr. SAMUEL
JOHNSON, aged 70 years months and IA days. Mr. John
son had been member of the Methodist Church about
which time he sustained the character of truly
devoted Christian in his death the Church has lost one
its most substantial members the community worthy
citizen and his children affectonate father CON-
Departed this life, Starksville Lee County, Geo.
April 9Th, 1851 Mrs BARBARY e. ROGERS, consort Of
the Rev. David Rogers and daughter of Phil and Zipa
Switzerland of Dupn County, N c. after protracted i'll
Of seven weeks.
Biblical Recorder please cow.