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the country ~ the most eompra hensisc and prac-
teal ever introvueed.
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indispensable rpqnisite TO guod business ednea-
uon, uaEamltting attention Will ae given in this
department. ge !
COMMERCIAL LAW LkcTugfk rs e8#k
viii be delivered by MIR, q. Hn. Darwin, On esof the
ablest members ~ the Burlington Oar. ea
8| +a Az ELhsANT BNLoNA, -ea
under the seal If the State talleIe of Panns ylva-
MIA, signed 10y the Faculty, 10 granted 10 base
WAC pas asatlstaetory cAam nation This in tra-
ment VIII be found "A passport 20 the confidence oi
business hoases A every part III the Union.
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WATCuESy
N. w. JONES,
Dsaierin Ctecks, ya1hr GScwelry

bN sKfbvE n n2ur.
Next door to c. Parsons Banking House,)
kE0KtlK
rINiiE subscriber has just recsived = large r
1 and beautiful stock If gold and silver "A
Watches, gold Jc~cify p+c,, ccmprising@t NJ ~
latest styles Of ladies' breast pins. earrings hnger
rings, cuff pins, gaid guard snds tskehsins, keys
SEALS siiver thislbles, gold slides, snaps studs,
gold psas, With or without holders, gold pencils,
pens and pend RiIlsEs5 1gg+ItyE@
WATCH RETAINING.
The subscriber being practical matchmaker
feels competent TO fataair the nast difficult and
delicate work that may be entrusted to his care.
All work warranted to give satisfaction.
coaRxcrAflnr.
The public may rest assured that the correct time
is, and aa1s1s viii W kept ~ i q st1 .eM
Nov, 2Sr '55-d1y N. w. JONES.
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fIfHE above cut represents view oil the most
i complete and perfect
COOKING STOVE NOW IN USE
Tie Patterns arc entirely new, having bean made
By us this year They arc fast captivating all 9th
OF Cooking Stoves in the market. The demand for
them is already SO great that We are preparing to
m manufacture City of them per day Ihose wanting
that almost indis penslbe article, q good Cooking
progress The order Of the DAY aud that in
tielc 81 domestic use, has there been greater I'M
pruytment within the last ten years, than the one
now undrr consideration. Therefore, you will
greatly promote your interests by selecting the
"NRW ERA" COOKING STOVE,
in preference taking up with onc Of anantiquated
pattern.
Ef.~ Ter sale Wholesale and retail, at uur store.
No, 81 Main ST., kT0KCk, IOWA, whore can al
ways be found The most complete and yarcd assort-
menl of Cooking, Heating, and Palor Stoves, ever
offered in the Mast.
r4G-Also, TIMERS stockof all kinds -bT
w. s. Muoet, BRIDGE BRO.
Agent. ljani-
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Kepkuk Stock Market.
KENDALL. HOWE { CO.,

h6NDaLLs now = o. w.,
HAVING made an gemen,s with Wm. Graham
i 4 fur tina stabing Of Horses, Cattle, de, aud
storing of carriages aud other bulky articles of
merchAadss, give notice 10 tue citizens If keok ua
AMI surrounding country that they have appointed
Saturday OF each week for their great stock sales
Al which time taey will sell Horses, Mules, Oxen,
Cows, Calves, Wagons. carf!aSas, Harness, Farm
ing utensils, and other property that may II,
br3ashi for sale
Our MAriet Yard Is adjoining Mr.. Graham )
Stable - ~ st., between johnson and Excbangp,
whore the above sales will be made.
Persons having property ~ buy, sell or Ex-
changs, this Sill Afford them the best opportuni-
~, az these sales wilt draw together large crowds
and all kinds " property.
We are prepared TO board horses and cattle until
the day Of sale At reasonable prices.
For information In regard Ia the above, call on
or address, KENDALL, HOWE aCo.
Auction and commssien Merchants
meh2T-d keokuk Iowa
E0-oar First Sale will he IN Saturday Morn
ing, March ~, 1851. Mt 10 o'eicek, ard continue
every satssa4y through ihs sprpg ad summer.
X, II. 4 co.
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CLOCkSg CLOCKS CLOCkSl!
g.. n. Biakeslee 4 Bro,
NAW AFFAVAl,

DATRlCK l. Ck0u6E have Just resolved lot Of
[ Bsardman. Gray 4 Gu. . Piano Fortes, with III
corrugated sounding board. The thousAnds " thea
Pianos scattered throughout the United States
South America, CAnsdAs, and AIexico, AID the hieh
est concentrations Of tive Of the 6fst pianlstS Il
this ccuntry.-d ottschAlk and StrAkosch. --is Al
that need be said lin their fAyoy-
mch27d 4.e8ew No. ~ Aain-st.
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KGOKUK M Has, ana v,

,rAeoifsnS mot
Ih"fs Wishing Esergreens, Flowering shrubs, OF
Ornamental Trees. Will please order soon.
IreeS warranted ia yooa condition wher delivered
Orders Through nail ~ left At the store a BERNARD
Naudain Co.. i57 Main street, between 9th and
7th, viii be promptly attended o..
mehgi kAla RFRNARp
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A PbLaHl--Tn my old customers nna the La
4 dies IN particular. owe an apology for recent
change iE the INSIDE arrangement md outside APP
reayanr@ Il my establishment.
Iheaga itwgs not Gatii after patient ard thor
ou-h iezai) nvsstigat that bsa an eony inrei
81 sls erfpE Ia the style ri ply sign that submit
ted - shnnge, Bar ia changing il from s.Ladi.s
shot She p have rot es#sti o. panGiaeturs ali
kisds of Ladies shoef, " ieiUre, ut late in nj
Hfeiaers, sons and Lovers. ~ tn, now an .anf
family aud friends he aeet L. s!ai ed nj anp
sh"p.--ibe nstr osE - hEasth ~asrs ypu can get
anything, IL the Boot and shoe line, a.a 10 order
!, at :. a.UtkEss Boot and shts Shop NJ. 10
Maanst.,~ksrs alsD, tle beet aualit, sle greatest
varlesyaf Eastern wurk IL kept for sale cheap
teme and examine the g*eds 6Ea bpy, eY leave
ordSrs, which Will &c FfaiaItiy attt neeatn Is
noy37 = A.UUKE
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ID loose and fast butts, &c. fuil asssrtuss
end i.sss.styiss At cADY. JOINS AtPEcK's.
jAp5d -ss6#
lEMIEa-ks@ bsI'soAk tanned, pasaat stretch
~ cd Leather Betting, Warranted not to stretch
and TO suit the purchase. Boston Gum Bsnins.
osm and Hemp Packing. A large assortment 10
sale lev by Il r eIADI, JUNEB.4 PECK.
lHAsS trEs, al upssEfcrf aud I4adp every
- tAing Pertaining 70 p saw mill or sscAm en-
CINE. for sale fcw nj the sign Of the .eS'sf <
junead BIO ANVIL.
DLANk-S ~tsrssnlsld Tool ". ., fresh stock Of
/ these superior Tools jast received at the sign
Of the [jineyd BIC Anvil
nJDkaui gate spxangs, Gray 4 Brothe RI 'pstsnA,
- the bcsfss pring evca invented for sale 10y
juasSsiase 800 CAbf, JftSisSa fEGk.
4 sHAlN--ux, essi. Uiadsny, 7srsve, hslter, 6ef,
~ aud jack chains, Al tn sign IT the ,ssfss :
fancSd E.ti ANVIL.
VICES Solid box, an rarscr.s tfig iron and
w2al tsHch screws, gcarlngG ttrsa nalis, ct
jans3a csbY. .0sEs Z rEcA :
DUMPS. water rama. gaivauined we'll chain sal
hxturrs, for ssie low - the sign 81 the
junsvl $50 BiGtANvIL, 4
y uoyElA. sA.nss \ Re. land y. rscks, Maaissk3
aa. sl4'n and SCI a sGs f: sEck :
"AEEi- RAkIOKs, Gro-l,srs, chsrp drills
w Stone-hammers, fur sale ~ the ssgn II the 6
jsss3dlald - fs.. Bit ANVIL.
SCfTHES, snaths, Cradles, and harvesting took
- in srsA varsity ~ sfasil sdvaaos, by
jnne3d s. GADi, JON ~ 3 PkcR.
lay, sersw and manure forks, for sale Tow =
= s3sn Of shs tjesd] BIO ANVIL.
I D addition 10 oar exteasiye stock 81 haiIdsas
housskseping, ynachtnists and cabinet mAksss
hardware, carpenter aAd klacksniths' toola. W
have just added ppplete stock II Carriage and
Wagon uArdw area csnais ting IN part - follow:
Hubs, fcilosaJ ohafts. spokes, bows,
Made from beAtGAst4rna imbsr, aud we'll saatensA
Enameled nd psAA Leather, go ftvT
Carriage oil cloth.
Plan and dsarpd hl~ah naHlis arillisa . duck
Esrnags lAss, ssfts, 10. apsee hooks Asd rtngE
lsary ksahss aeAt stisks, Whip ssskeAs "a;
Beck iighie, shaft hys, Silver pisecd and
Brass Bands--Boston, PhiladAtphia and as
RsesssorpassssSs. Top PFops, a s
Ssms plAtea, hnias saila; sass-hArasssd -
/ AaAaar-lung ed short arm, pAtsut 4 heAk-petes(
Railway springs-plain and French ears; +,
OsssiASsbolA AnA AxAD clips. sa..s
junesAss - u QADIsJ0GES4P PECK.
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n1 APAsSnls Ine4ADss.g ssIs5'
f. ACCARD l. CO.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Jcwelerss;AMA M Yer ware

MANUFACTURERS,
Marble Building, 10 Fourth-st..........ST.L LOUIS,
LAVE constantly on hand n large and va
i l. ried assortIncnt of English, French, "a
and American deid ard silver chrSnens ter ~ X
Duplex, Lever, and Lepine Watches, Of their own
Importation. NI88NT 8@F
rnunion Services, Cups, Gobiets Spoons, Forks DC.
Pine Gold Jewelry, Of all styles and patterns;
chains seals, keys, thimbles, spec.acles, &c.
Diamond Jeselts, u AL Amds, pnkhaAd and
m ade 10 order Fancy Goods, in every variety.
j Fre,ssh Marble Mantle Clocks, PAPER AAshs AAd
Inlaid. We are also prepared 70 manufacture on
thepreises fine yer tea sets pitchers, cups COB
lets. spoons. and every variety Of Silver Ware.
Particular attention givents the manufacture OF
PREMIUMS FOR STATE AND COUNTY FAIRS,
And all ware warranted pursrons and as low - any
All kinds Of watchmake rs' Tools and Materials.
kegu ators, Ac., always on hand, and supplied to
the trade on liberal terms.
rO- Watches and Jewelry repaired on shor,
N. B.--Always on hand supply of those csie-
ginecrs, &c. r.. JACCARD CO.,
), Marble Hiding. u Foarth -, St. Louis
CLOCKS! CLOCKS CLOCksll
e.. n. Biakeslce 4 BrO.,
Wsel.sait Dealers (sfsiu'.sf,s q ,c o,ofs' xo
lIAyE in store, and are constantly receiving di
l. rect from Eastern manufactures, larger stock
of Clocks of oil ptions than any other house
| in the West. Seth ThsmAs' Clocks, days and 81
hours, Of all patterns, aud in any quantities, 81
! wavs on hand.
/ The demand for the Seth Thomas Clocks m,
| become 20 large that the Company Manufacturing
them hAye deemed II prudent to canine their bust
ness 10 one dealer in each Of the large ctss through
out the Union, and We. being the only dlrset par
chasers Of these Clocks. feel warranted IN sayinl
| we canoffsr better inducements to MerchAntb Aux
| Psdlars than any other house IA the Mfognsipp
Valley. lfebl6-dAw1m
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II. u. WOODWARD 4 CO.,
wHoIssALE bEALaRs IN
DRY GOODS AND CLOTHING,
No. IS Matn street,
hroh
novt5i1wiy

4st@ n CARD.
(sFo. DaNNFLLAk. Civil Engineer and Survey
NJ or. Offers his professional services to the citi-
xens Of Keokuk and vicinity, for che surveying
and Arranging ~ grounds 10 suit the contour Of
The surfaee and feels confident he can please those
desiring sueh service. q
All business psrtaipine TO the profession attend-
Oh TO vi h ptness, and the lithograrAins Of
maps. plats, 80, superintended at lithoEraphers'
charges. 49,
isn28-d3m t
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t5ossou rinuus.
RA1 KICK a Stfug Sg

AVE- just rsesited ala assortment Of Pianos
y i fren bs wsrsd renowned establishment sf 4
W. f.aai AGa!
IL is weH known hpw great excitement was
prodlsea amongst the taas4eai rarlJ tolt in FB.
reSa and America when " uaA announced that an
Americas Pts nj had tskes the HI ghest premium at
the Worlds Fair in PAna.
That Piano Was made by A w. Laid d Co..
ANY ono dssaripg ~ psrehate FIRST essss Piano
can be ace noiAted IN very feasanab4e terms by
calling al thu Pano Forte aAfsasass ard Picture
Gallery, - Nain-sircet. iGeA 9g.d
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1857. NEW ARRIVALS 1877
!, A1Msa On ~ 1KoAD-Ax1.2

1857. NEW AAnIvxLS 1877.
. A1Maa o. - - IEoAD-AxA
RI -
No. lSa Maia-ss., ] kkOKUK, IOWA.
AE arc now receiving direct, OF our own i'm
w portattpa And from maaufactnrss, large
supply of
HARDWARE,
Which We dcr to dealers and cons aners enc rai y,
on the most reasonable terms. 0urstoek comprises
a uAl assortment of .4aseeSgsA 81 49,. & s8gs
HARpwARK,
expressly Tor the Western trade All those
who in want Of goods in cur liue are particular
iy invited togive n call, y we feel assured ~
suit them both regards quality and prices.
TILLINGhAsT. LAMA BuR,
mehl3-d 1888 Main st. !.
q 100 .os. q
BURDEr,s NEW PATENT
IT0RsE. SHOES, assorted sisss, received direct
Ii. from this manufactures. For sale by
rILiINGuAsIa LAMA LuEL, .s
s'''-a In. !, .ss'a4ss' = AN
L,RuM the Patent LlrIago Co. better and chcsp-
l. .sfthan any cities #".se Ia THE market. s 3
TkLLlsaAASl,l.AAE 4 RlEL, Is.
mch.3l .-----.. -. - III Main st.
n TINS Bs1ea brli.a .stenrs fst sale by
III TIILINGifAsf, LANE 4 BrEL,
meh23d Sign of the Broadaxe,
navIs' New Patent iarail'l visss, for sale BY
IL TILLINGHAsT, LANE 4 BUEL, -
msA2ad lT5z Nv lslsAsia-st.
- PAnMEs.E. a Ga ArDEI.l., n,
~ WATcnMAKERS AND EWELERS.
6saAk MAIN ST., DSr. SECOND AND Third,
nova diw KEokUK, IOWA,
w ATrni;S-s llT:G a'-6FFnsint I u Ladies
w and uentiemsu fne cold Msteh,s. Aiso
tbs bsss as+otttnent ~ 'Aa,iroAi Timeksepers' I
| the utmost confidence. For sale low IT
usv6-dkw $40 gPARMELE cAMPBELLS. 3
| TEWELkY-A fine assortment Of plain, gold
a. eCameo, Coral and pointed Pins and Earring,
single or in setts Plain gold, opal, and ruby PA
| MoND RINGS; Gold Guard Fob, Vest AID Neck
Chains; Gold and Silver Thimbies, Gold Bracelets,
Loekrts. Seals. Charms, Keys, Pencils, gents gold
I studs, collar and sleeve buttons, Mt se $50
nevo daw rARMELE 1cAMrBELL'S.
| CULVER WARE.--A complete assortment. Ok
| - Silver Ware comprising spoons, forks, napkin
rings, cups, fruit knives; also silver card cases
/ parsraani es, tobacco b. xes, ac.. at
nov6 .daw .s. PAHMELE ACAMPBELL's.
/ DLATED WARE-silver plated tea setts, casio r,
4 cake and card baskets. candle sticks, Ac., ut
I novs-daw PARMELf 4 cAMPBELLs.
1 COLD PENS-Morton' Bagley's and Dawson
" Warren A Hyde's celebrated gold pens, At
1 nsvb-dAw - PAKMKLE a CAMPBBLlaH "
: 50
- -.
4 SPEcTACLES-The best assortment Of geld, sill
| ~ yer and steel speolscles a. 800 ez.sts ~
uov6-dAw PARMELE S CAMPBELL'H.
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whAc1 - tekeh on IN ohancled iron p A. pre-
pared expressly FOR the purpose.
Its finished without bslsamo of fr or yarnish OF
any kind and therefore will not blister crack in
cold weather, as will the Ambroiype. Instead of
being vAruished the picture IL galvanized In gal
vanic battery. which, by giving il coating of ell.
yer, renders II impervious to atmospheric changes.
TIE Nelainoiyps possesses many advantages over
A. iAthoS pistnfcs. IL ~il receive fall without
fracture, bend suithsat in,sry. II may be washed
when soiled, and handled without the face bong
marrcd, an esss abused by rough scratching, which
would defsce the bestoil painting. La pcYfeet de-
hneati0D of detail 1t equals the bes erreotyp~
white II hiss Of the glare which forms the tef
okdertioS 10 there pictures.
When coiored. the Meiainoty pc very much resem-
bles painting On ivory. Fer inserting in lcckets,
pins or rings no ether picture pare with IL.
The MeIsi sotyre IL a rAfrsv r,crrRx, and q uE
BRO. are the only artists in this city who have
ri gkt Ia taxa them. LIZ you want a coop PICTURE,
callAkt;UEs' q ALI.kKi, No. 50 Main street, b.
tween Sd and 4th, and examine specimens II the
MELAIS0TYpE.m ~ fieb5-dAw
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MEIAINOTYPES..

TyHR LATEST an s~'
L mest importan 90
improvement ia tn
Photographic Process. -
is the MELAssorYrE,
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kR09laA1 ok = en1 N 4 lDa8gaAA, as I'll
City Mlls. II sold, teYps oes-.
INA cs1Hs md The balance In 2, 3, snd Z"
yse. l11s4 - lDst - AaA sissst, bsssacn Tianss
/ " Asfia AZ fGquifs Il .Herity MMIs ssor. 3
Is fsh2e i. - W. H. AUSTIN A Co
r. MONEY SAVED q
~ = ON the barrel. Quincy. FlcuY made 1t Eeo-
~ q kuk and warranted ~ eeAs4e6. i. y : 82@s%
Z Tfcbl1-d aWs.K A16XlAEAaGO.
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Supreme Couss-spccis, Tcrm.
paforo Hon TndJe na viaa vsitbuflk . torx

INCORPORATING AN INSURANCE COMPANY.
JAN. l0-.john Perry, Receirer of ne Auas
Mutual Insurance Company o. Jossph W. Tafes
and Robert PorfeJeid.-rne Atlas Mutual 1nsur.
ance Company was Incorporated IN April, 1913, and
becoming insovent, the plaintiff was appointed re.
ceiver. The business Of the company vas that of
marine and inland insurance, OF the mutual system,
and under the authority OF H. Charlei an resolu
tion OF the board Of trustees, subscription Ia the
following terms was prepared
We, the subscribers. hereto agree ~ give 70 the Au
Mutual Irsursrcc Company odr notes IN advAne OF
premiums ~ Insurance, at az ARD Twelve m7otns, IN
equa enount for the ms opposite ouT nefn"s re
specvey being understood that IN eousdefAu1u there
OF the spbscybers be allowed by IN. oSrirsnr, 81
tne maturity Of their noscs ve per cont ON zee amount
thereof Tnh subscription towards the tio o0o rno-
tcripon authorized by RESOLUTION OF the board OF vu5-
tees OF this date, snd not 10 te bndog Until tho sam OF
fsoo,ooo q subscribed. New York, Nov. Q, 1853
The defcnaents being CO partners Ia trade, sub
scrbed to the subscription $1,000; various
other persons also subscribed the amount ~
100000; the defendants have refused TO give
their note in accordance with the terms of
the subscription. The defendants deny that the
y under its charter TO obtain any Subscription such
as rs set out In the plsintir complaint, aud they
also deny that the sum Of 100000 was in accord
ance with the terms Of any resolution of the Board
Of Trustees. They also dsny auy liability TO pay to
the plaintiff any sum Of moooy. Toe defendants
aver that the Company 1t the time of the passage
of the resolution authorizing The subscription, was
hopelesly insolvent, which fact was known 70 the
officers and Trustees, but concealed from the de
PENDANTS. The defendants also aver that the sub
scription list was not made mp in good faith, and
contained nominal parties, in order 10 obtain frsn
bona fds subscribers their hotes. Adjourned.
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MORNING, JANUARY n, 1857.

seen Of these gatherings can form the slightest
conception of their magnitude.
Yesterday a man named Marley was hung az the
Old Bailey for murder. There was tremendous
crowd of people assembled in sight and out OF sigh
At the last execution the man got his feet at liberty
and ia his struggles placed them on the parspet
several times. This time the culprit WAS strapped
in an entirely new mode. Marley confessed the
MURDER and met his fate with the greatest coolness
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the Commissioners until the second Tuesday in April
would entail upon the State any additional expense,
and the reply, although evasive, clearly indicates
that additional time and additional appropriations
are to be asked before the close of the session.
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TIE DIsAsrERs ON THE wrsrERr RrvExs--Thc
Louisville Courier has long list of steambost
disasters that occurred on the Western rivers during
the year 1856. The recapitulation IL ~ follows
Boats lost by snagp, SO; by burning, 49, by COLI
sion, 2; by Ice, "a; by explosions, g; by other
casualties, 2l total steamers lost, l52; flats and
s2,637 900. In addition 10 the ab6ve disasters
there were some forty or ffty accidents by food,
fire. snaes or collisions, wherein boats and careoes
were damaged to large am,uni io the sgg esate.
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Our Lisbon correspondence.


LrssoS, Dec. 10. 1856.
The United States Frigafe hsrrimac in Port
Visa of the King and King Regent on Board
--Presetatior Of the 01icos-o6ieidi Bal and
Reunion -Portuguese Morkd for Ansrican
Mangtacfpes.
The United States steam frigate Merrimac was at
ibis port two weeks, and left On the i.h inst. for
Cads and st. Thomas. During Der stay she was
visited by numerous persons Of distinction, amongst
whom was Don Pedro the Fifth. King of Portugal
and few days afterwards his father, Don Fernan
do, the ex King and Regent Of Portugal. The
prise they expressed al every part Of the ship, par
,icuarly the guns. very stterng to the officers
The King, particularly, was about four hours on
board.
me Hon. J. 4. O sullivan our Minister, presented
Car,an Pendergrast aud officers to hts Majesty, and
Ass gave them q soiree at his bonse, ~bicn was
nritl antly attended by some of the first nobility OF
This Court, as also by mos Of the Foreign Mnistrs'
Consuls and officers Of the French and English line
of.hstte chips in port, which number bve English
and one French. ,,
We expecting three more English lne,ot'estte
ships together with Admiral Dundas, who " IN
command of the feet who, il IL said, are 10 winter
here.
thor. having Ieen ull few days back a. PLEASANT
A. ,he Iuon h Of SEPTEMBER at home. All We want
In This cnwtr, is isnkee enterprise 70 make II !,
psradfe 10 nature hss done its utmost, and people
itre syptGr " do Their least
Tell ,car folks that IL they send ort here some
Yaps,t inventions they will cell vel; ter example
cpokinq stoves calculated i)r a.oat teen persons,
end small ones, calculated Cor ,cout four ditto,
would ae vel; India ruboer clothing OF every de
.cri, tvu (l poughs pair of shoes tor 81, cheap
as ! could fudD, n-"sm sni stesrine candles In
fact, almost everything Of American manufac-
ture viii 80 f0- ever thing here is OF the
most pin tive pattern. Yankee clocks already
make their appearance here. and think are the
only articles besides India rubber goods that appear
here " American manufacture. Let any one send
sample Of almost any Kind OF article and they VIII
realize what say.
A ysry unpleasant circumstance happened to the
Office of tue rorinsc Just before they LETT they
received aoue tsenty notices OF letter. lying at the
Son' ha rnp,ob poss Office for want OF postage being
paio W 'orwatd them to Lisbon Among the letters
| wss one fof Capt. Peldergrsst and Capt. Taylor.
! C,vtI and Senatorial Freedom in the United
] states.
| Itrom tre Iondoa Post Dec 70
| Wtaf n the nature Of freedom in America Is
free dom there reality or is II in truth only sham
\ under cover Of which the violent and the turou"n.
secnre license TO themselves, and make slaves OF M
/ vkc ra,her not with them 7 The United States
| Ne have osSen been told by politicians in our own
| counlry aford perfect illustration OF the power
and I, ,tec,Ia " complete democracy. The question
tieyfegs which We have pcsei at this moment,
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from the condition Of an invalid Nothing
bat the constitutional Lcal:bne>S, viGor ard
strength OF the victim OF this assault, could
have saved hm longer than few days tom
dissolution. Perhaps there ala not two other
men-pelhan, not another one--in the SEN
ate who could nave Survived ihroULn week
the twenty. thirty, or forty .utta percha blows
upon the head, heck and shoulders laid on
III this case by ali athletic arm, and with tue
yio!tnre OF extreme excitement Had Sum
ner p"r!>hc'i AT any time hrtnr" November,
.h. result Oi the Presidential election wUull
have .ivcn the Democratic defenders aud
apolu.st OF Brooks chivary Il more emi hat
lc condemnation than that Of the opposition
vote OF Massachusetts, New hampshire, New
York, Michigan, Or illinois. As it Is, we are
clad to tie informed OF the hope OF a perfect
restoration OF Mr. Suuurr