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fNilE subscribers now prepared 10 aceommo-
date the public with a choice fresh stock Of
Family Groceries. at their new store the oorner
of 5th and Blondeau streets, keokuk.
We will not boast If cur long experience in this
business, nor promise 20 sell You lower thar any
other house, las Is usual with stvre.) bat
will find and fresh, and we eatter ourselves the
price viii not vary much from other houses that
have had their goods on hands since the first
All goods purchased of US will be delivered 10
any part If the city, promptly, If required,
Amongst our stick may be found the following:
RIO JAVA, LAGUAYRA AND MOCHA COFFEE,
Imperial, Young Tyson, Unnpowder. ooiong, and
other grade Of TEAS. all fresh and good.
SUGARS,
Crushed, Clarified, Powdered. Loaf, and n Orleans.
sUNDhIEs.
Alispice, Pepper, Gloves, Mace, Nutmeg Gin
ger, variegatcd Soap. Cinnamon, Indigo, CASTLE
stearine candles Mould candles sperm candles star
candies, Manila ba.eords. e. G. Soda, Sal Soda,
Is. IL. moases, golden syrup, Bakers Cocoa,
Bakers Chocolate, yeast powder, sant currants,
hemp bedcords vinegar, starch lard oil, spirit gas,
backing. raisins. cstTon. figs &c.
We have Also received . part OF cur baltimore
goods, to which we invite your attention. being all
new aud direct from the mAnufactory. This con-
sisss of Raspberry, Blackberry, Qainee, ked Cur
rant. Apple and Strawberry JELLY, in quart, pint
and pin, glass jars. A splendid assortment 81
pie fruits, Tomatoes, peaches, Strawberries, green
eora &C., put up In cans. hernetricaily sealed and
warranted TO retain their favor. HOLSTERS ane
nysters, IN and pound cans. Also, nearly ever,
other article usually KEEP. in frat class famil,
grocery. Call and see. No trouble TO show goods
NJ. 10 dam q. w. pERDtE& co.
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CORNER nf STATE AND RANDOLPH SITS.
Entrauce No. 81 State St.1

4
the Legislature of Illinois, February, 1858,
The extraordinary patronage bestowed upon thi
long established and popular institution affords
gratifying evidence that the superior advantages
aud facilities il offers for the acquisition of thor
ough knowledge Of the various branches Of n Com
mercia Education, arc fayorably appreciated by a
discerning and intelligent community. Over zoe
full course students have boon In attendance du-
ring the past winter, being u amount of patron.
age unparaileledin the country.
The Collegiate Course is the most extensive
complete and thorough ever introduced into an '
Commercial College III this country and comprises
practical instruction in hook Keeping and Accounts
adapted To every kind of business, including mn
elaborate work on Railroad Book ping pre- pared
by the President expressly for this School knowi.
edge of which Is alone worth more 10 the Student
than the tuition fees FIR the entire course tcgeth
cr with Commercial Calculations, Business Pen
mans h p, and the bjects of Commercial Law.
Albert kidder, esq, the popular American Card
Writer. whose specimens of Penmanship received
the highest premiums at the great State Fair, i'd
ii New York City in 1854, has been engaged al
Professor Of Penmanship.
Another course OF free public Lectures will bs
delivered during the winter at Metropolitan Hall
by several Of the most distinguished citiscns OF
Chicago. Students can enter whenever they please
Circulars and Catalogues furnished g-atuitousiy or
application at the College.
Chicago, Nov. L. Sod 3m
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BURLINGTON


Fer unlimited course In Double Entry Book
Keeping comnercial Calculations, Pcnmanship
&c, 50 20.
tut DESIGN OF THIS INSTITUTION rs
% afford yVuag men the opportunity Of qualifying
themselves for the duties Of the Counting House
~ thorough and expeditions manner.
TIE COLLEGIATE COURSE
will be the followed BY the Mercantile
College 4 Pennssltania, which has been recon-
monded by tho highest commercial authority in
the country, as the most eompre hensiye and prac-
tical eSer introduced.
PESsMAsSuIf.
AZ good handwritingis justly regarded ms an
indispensable requisite 10 good business educa-
tiVn, unrt hitting attention will be given in this
department..
COMMERCIAL LAW LECTURES
viii be delivered by Mr q. Ben Darwin, ono of the
ablesi members Of tie Darlington Bar.
AN ELEGANT DIPLOMA,
undor the seal of the State College Of Pennsylya.
MIA, signed by the Faculty, is granted 10 those
who pass a satisfactory examination. This instru
ment will be found passport to the confidence OF
hu siness houses in every part OF the Union.
Tsr~Far tuli particulars, send for . circular by
mail. Uct3-dxw
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Mississippi Valley Nurseries,
KEOklfK, IOWA.

desirable specially for those who wish 20 ornament
their grounds with small trees which will commence
bearing he second year after planting.
Also, supply Of Fancy Shrabbery, EYergreens,
koses &c.
Orders received at our grounds. 7 Of mile west
of the old City limits, the Eiua Ferry road 10 the
Des Moncs, or bv mail, addressed to
ULBBELL & HILTON.
kenkuk Oct 3-daw
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LAST - Real Estate for sale
BY KENDALL, HOWE a co.
nNE PULL Lot on Main ST. do on Johnson ST.
~ valuable lots High street:
2 Morgan "
80 Concert "
80 Orleans "
2 Houses and Lots Concert ST.;
Lots on lSth ST.;
l Business Lot ON First ST.;
Lots, Levee;
Valuable Lots corner High and 10th sts.;
l House and Lot on Morgan at;
10 Acres Of valuable land within mile of the
old City limit.
100 Acres Of Land within eight miles Of the old
city limits.
Acres land in lakewood, Ills, valuable for gar
dening purposes.
? Town Lots in 0akwood, on which growing
thirty hne young fruit trees.
novis-d KENDALL, HOWE & Co.
1.-TWO good Meat Cutters and fine Turning Lathe,
l. for sale by
dec3-d KENDALL, HOWE 4 co.
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C.. r. DIMOND,

Real Estate and Insurance Agent.
nFFICK in kilbourne's Block, Main street, bc-
" tween End and 3ri, kepkuk, Iowa.
KErEKEScEs--Edwar kiibournc, Esq,, keokuki
John Whitehead, esq, New York: Chas. l.. FROST,
do; Messrs. Page, Briggs Babbitt, Boston, Amos
ID. Smith, esq, Providence, X. l.; Edgar Conkiln,
esq Cincinnati, o.; J. w. Zackeric, esq, New Or
leans.
REAL EsrALE AaEScr.-psrticular attention paid
to the purchasing and selling of City Lots, Houses
and Lands Of every description.
LrE, fInx AND MARINE Insurance AGENCY for
the "Mutual Life Insurance Company" Of New
York. Accumulated Fund 81, 25o,ooo.
The "ArLAsrr FlRE MARINE Insurance. Co., -
Of Provideuce, X. /. Paid up Capital 81 SO 900.
the "ArHsxEus FIRx Insurance. Co, Of Lon
don. Branch At Philadelphia, Pa.
The "PEoRIA MARINE AND FIRE lSs. Co." o.
Peoria, Ills. Paid in Capital $4,000
living been appointed Agent fur the above nam
cd first class, reliable Offices, would beg leave to
inform the merchants and citizens generally Of this
city, tina. prepared 70 take Life, Fire and Ma
rine Risks at low rates can be had any other
sound and reliable offices. Open policies granted sn
favorable terms can be had in any Of the East
crn cities. may 50, is56.--d,
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fI,IIE subscribers, pro-
i prietors Of the km-
pirc Stove W1ks, Saint
Louis, inform the Stove
D1alers in Iowa that they
have established n branch
Of their house in keokuk,'
where they will keep con-
SANITY Oh hand q large
and weil-assorted stock
of
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| al OF Two years, ana mas
mol itsequal in the Mis-
sisippi valley and TO
the "Golden Harp" be-
ing n greatly improved
premiu IN Cook Stove.
Their assortment Of
Heating Stoves for wood
aud coal Is extensive -
Somo entirely new pat
terms, cue of which. the
I" Young America, |" a
splendid parIor STOVE, re.
Gently patented, will BE-
found superior to any in
vcntion Of the age fora
dating heat. They have
on sale at their store in
st. Louis, from which
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7 HAVE this day disposed of my entire interest
i in the drug business to /. |. Mchenny also my
interest In the MANI lac ture aud sale Of II X. Gill
more's Mamaluke Liniment, and Vegetable Anti
bilious Pills. and take pleasure in recommending
him 70 the public deserving Of their patron
age. NJ. H. hSNNEh'
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Mllllnery and Fancy 00oAs.
ATTENTION LADIES.

T WOULD respectfully call the attention Of The
/ Ladies to my large and we'll selected stock Of
fall and winter goods, which will sell 1t Cinoin-
natl prices. Ny stock consists Of silk, straw and
velvet bonnets; also, splendid assortment Of rib
bons, flowers and feathers, selected with great care
You will ind everything In the Millinery and
Fancy business, ct my establishment In the latest
fashion. am also prepared 10 do all work in my
business 81 the shortest notice, such ~ lining,
trimming, bleaching, pressing and making bouncts
Of every description, TO order. will warrant all
work 70 give saiisfaction.
Come one, come ell. No trouble to show goods
ct Mrs. Gleunys, No. rs, johnson street, between
md and "a, diEsstly opposite Dinner : saloon.
I sspt1e-dly MRS. 6LINNY.
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JEWELRY STORE.
Second street, between Main and johnson.
1 AVINd just returned from the East, Il
L i respectfully cali the attention of my "A
friends, and the public gen.raily, To my
new and fna stock II watches, jewelry, silver and
plated war;, fancy goods, ae..
watches.
Fine gold duplex, magic, patent and detached
lever watches; silver patent and detached hscrs,
aud l. Epines Of all kinds and qualities.
Jewelry.
Ladies plain gold, mosaic, cameo and enamslled
earrings and breast pins, ladies aud children q
gold and jet bracelets, ladies' and gent's gold
chains, pencils and pens, gold and diamond finger
rings, gold and silver thimhics, gents gold breast
pins studs collar aud sleeve buttons, gold, silver,
steel snd patent spectscles, pocket, table and dos
sers cutlery, andscissor.
silver ware.
In which line intend not 10 b. surpassed by any
store west or north Of st. Louis vz silver table,
dessert and tea spoons and forks, sugar cream,
tarc and salt spoons butter and fruit kniyes silver
and plated napkin rings, DC
Plated ware nnd Fancy q O00s.
Plated and britannia tea sets, castors, fruit ana
cake baskets candlesiicks, pearl and she'll pocket
books, and in fact everything pertaining to my
line.
A general assortment Of clocks OF the latest pat
terms and best make, all warranted To keep good
time.
ru-Watehcs and Jewelfy repaired in the most
work manlike manner, and at the shortest notice.
mye-dly JULES GEIsEK.
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wUCKEsE FOUNDRY,

BUCkEAE FOUNDRY,
Corner Of 9Th aud johnson OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
.. n. VAIL CO.,
IAvIN0 erected and put in operation m es-
Il tablishmsnt under the above name, are pre-
pared ~ furnish to order, IT short notice,
ENGINES AND MlLL-WORkS!
And are constantly manufacturing ssperior Porta
Bile Circular Saw Aili. Also, Mulay and sash
Saw Irons. on the most inpro owed plans.
BOILERS, CHIMNEYS 4 BRLECHlNGS
furnished TO order. We pay particular attention
to the htting up II machinery for
FIGURING MILLS AND DlSTILLERIES,
and persons wanting that kind ~ work arc invited
~ examine eur stock geer,ng patterns before en-
gazing their work. Catalogues VI patterns sent
pos paid, when requested.
Keokuk, Dee. s, 80 -dAwtf.
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second 80. Cheap Foreign, Domestic
md General variety Store.

WE are now receiving the cheapest and best stock
w OF fashionable elnaks, shavis black silks bon
nets, ribbons, flowers embroideries new style trim
mings, velvet ribbons woulcn aud cashmere ho-
sery merinos deiaines, lustres, caiicoes, wooden,
ak, mcrino and cotton under shirts and drawers
ltfen shirts and cellars hleaehed and unbicached
maslins, Irish linens, b!eachel ami unbleached Ia
bic cloths and napkins, head dresses and braiis,
bracelets of every variety, perfamery, hair and
tooth brushes, aud large variety u notions, all
Of which will be sold at New iork prices
n. u. We have engaged the services Of one of The
bost cloak makers East TO conduct our cloak de-
parsmcnt. Cloaks cut without charge when the
materials are bought in the store.
oct2ld X. III. ABBOTT co.
MAINE LA LODGE, No. 90, 4. q. & II.
Meets every Tuesday evening at TgxrKRAscE
HALL, ON Main street, between sth and 9Th. Mem
bera in good standing are invited to attend
J. W. DELAPLAIs, CT,
VIZ. PEnpEw, W. ). ,i.c6m
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nuSSOlUTION.

4 co-PARTNEkSHt p heretofore existing under
n the mans of McKenny i Runner, is this dny
dissolved by mutual consent. All claims against
the old firm will be cancelled by I. |. Mekenny,
who will i'm future conduct the business, and who
alone is authorized to settle the business Of the old
firm. 4. l. MchESnl,
M. IL. RUNNER.
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A pain@s--fe ~. Cd cr-te.,.s's. - -. =.
n dies IN particular, owe 0Isoogy fur recent
change ia tbs inside arsau geiaent and outside NJ.
pearssce VI my establtshmeni
Though it was not until alter patient and thor
ough legal inv alton that became convinced
u the in the style u my sign, that submit
I'D ~ achAngc. Hui In changing IL from .Ladiss'
Shoe SHOP have not ceased 10 manufacture all
kinda al kadiex shoes, before, but have. in I'D
ditiSs. Engaged III Boot making for thei, bands
1roahers, soss and Lovers, thst ali your
fnani1y and friends he accomtn odsted At one
oh0p.--T Tbs osLr onE ~ hkaknK where you get
~ thing il tis~ Bool and Shoe line made orios
q g B. 4. DUKES Boot and Shoe shop. No. 80
Mas where, Aiso, thclbest quality and greatest
vsristyof kasssra work Ia kept for sale cheap.
Coses md exaanins the gs.ls and buy, or leave
osdsrs, which will b promptly attended 81 by
rcv19 +. A. DUKE
slyffK LADY AN0HLlNE.--A lay u the Apa-
j lachians: By L. 3. Noble. For rale by
IL CAyEt BAILEY
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4 l. couuAsLa. ono. .. sMrr1. y. coNxAn&1.
1srv UONNARHsE, aMYTM = co.,
WHOLESALE GR0CERS,
pxALs minimum IRoN,
rerwarAang = Con0issAom
MERCHANTS,
Nos. 81 and SIS, Levec, opposite mboat Landing
KEOKUk, IOWA.
VXyR are now in receipt Of . large stock Of goods
w IN our line for wIsrsR TRADE, TO which the a.
ssntiou Of CASH CUSTOMERS or PROMPT rlAR BuYERs
i collected Our stock IL partly comprised Of the
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soe. HATS, cars a runs.

1856. HATS, CAPS a FURS. 1856.
10N CASES HATS received from the Man-TE
OOufae'ery, of all styles, qualities and -
.isss, Tor sale cheap AZ wholesale and retail
Merchants will do we'll to call and examine my
stoek, As ani bound not To b. unders6la bs ANY
hease IN the West, either st. Louis On Cincinnati
Gail aud examine prices and goods Mt
SHkLBoS's,
septl0d 10 Main sf,cct
500 Duz. Mems Plush Caps, new styles ana all
qualities, fur sale ehcapat SliELDoN's
septiud gs Main street
1000 boz. Meme Silk, Fur, aud Wool Hats, Tor
fale cheap at SiiELDON,S
septied Is Main stra.t
500 Doz. Mems Buck Gloves Mitts auantIe,s.
and Lsdies' Fancy Fprs for sale cheat al
septt0i sHELD0sss 10 Mnin street
AulEs.--Suw il the time for YOU all h CON,
Land secure yourselves Of those splendid set
o. Furs. have just received my winter stock Of
them. and will sell them as cheap a. YOU can bay
them IN ~. Louis. Among my stock may be found
the following
STONE MARTIN,
AMERICAN SABLE,
- FITCH
RUSSIAN FITCH
MOUNTAIN MARTIN
ROCK MARTIN,
COMFY.
Come one, come all, and examine. No trouble to
anow goods Al sIIELD0N's,
ssptlVd 70 Main street.
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kenkuk. Oct. 3-dAM.

"ANTED--An number Of nsn Of good address
w to sell some handsome and rapidly selling
works.
just published, a handsome New Years Present
entitled 1.-The Floral Dadem, er A Wreath of
Gathered Flowers, " handsom, ~ hound IN Cloth and
Gilt and supcrbiy illustrated with number Of
Colored engrasings. Also, cheap and qaick-seil~
ing work entitled The True Haatory of ihe Kansas
Vars, stitched in neat wrapper, with splendid
eolored craving. Address
j. X, TELLER.
noy5-d Fourth-st., near Main. Cincinnati.
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70. aso. ,. Esls

- wmvnAsa Z. Dows. aDo ,. FEN.
9U1OA1l4, 0OW9 = o.,
fsUCuunsoas 70 nowa, LOCKWOOD 4 co.,
sVEDo1oeoAos ~ DDto0
AUCTION j CONFESSION MERCHANTS,
And DooA Oenaae Agsnss,
osounA ~, nsxt deue - tho Athsss1m, ksokak,
S# Iowa.
DA21lCUI.AR asasasioa will Be paid to laying
4 - ssaliae Rsal Hssase and Pcrsonal property,
asgseaakae loans, md any other business that may
u so6Usoa 10 -.
We havs eoavsnicat rooms, and will attend to
sesstne aad forwarding goods and produce ct all
kip1s.
Liberal Gosh advances made on goods consigned
Cor sale when desirsd.
We have . large and we'll selected stock Of Gold
and Silver Watches, told Jewelry, and Notions,
which We o6cr ii Wholesale and retail, ~ Low as
can be foand in the country.
Merchants and Pediars will be supplied at ex-
trcmely low prices for cash.
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Among the they
would call particular at
tentiou to the " Golden
Era" Hot-air Cook Stove,
which has now stood the
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l hereby recommend my friend Hurley to eur
nnsnxrous patrons ~ a gentleman every way wor-
thy their entire confidence, md fully capable Of
conducting the business 10 the eniFe ratification u
Ali.
dec dtf r. KELLEY
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KEOKUK MARBLE WOKAs.

KEOkUK MARBLE WOKAS.
ny -. BawdcM 4 Son.
A LWAYE keep on hand good stock Of tho drst
n quality Ut Marble, which we will sell ut the
very lowest rates.
The best kind Of workmanship guaranteed, and
orders solicited for plain and ornamental styles in
Stone or Marble.
Shop on Third street, bet. Main and Blondsau.
sept6, '56--dly.
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snail the MnnuSactOrtes OF keek KEN
be sussaineds

Is QUESTION OF VIAL IMFUETANVE TO
/ tbs FUTURE INTERESTS OF Our CITY.
Citizens are invited 10 cali at the warsroosns Of
the Keokuk Furniture Mandatory, 1876 Main-st.,
and cxamine stock II Parior. Chamh3r, and
Diuine Room Furniture. Cur assortment 10 Eov
complete, and VIC are manufacturing . variety VI
Articles entirely 10 thr trade, which for style,
vork manship and finish cannot BE- cxeeilcd BY sny
house, East or West.
decl7-d klLBOIkSE UANlHr
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nETEcToR TILL LOCKs-A perfect security
- for tho money drawer, for sale ct the Troy
Hardware store, sign Of MoYtisc Lock, l50 Main-st.
uofsd HITCHCOCK. MOTT 3 CO.
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Notice.
VINHE Law partnership heretofore existing be-
1 tween the undersigned, il this day dissoisedby
mutual consent
Tbs business OF the firm viii be settled IN and
closed by 6eo {. Dixon.
TIoS. ". CLAGETT,
GEo. c. DIXON.
kcokuk, Iowa, Oct. Is, 1876.
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sTO ~

Cooking e. Heat.
Smyrna times., 1857-10-21
SMYRNA PRICES CURRE Mt
D I e D.,
CORRECTED WEEKIY r1n nI1n 1r,..,..-

On the Goth inst, in SMYRNA. R;cbord g
Culbreth, M. D., in the 49th wear of his ace -
The friends of the deceased are respectfully
noon at 2 o'clock.
AT his residence in Smyrna, on Sunday
morning IN the full assurance of the Christians
lalth' Marion Green, Esq, in the 32d wear of his
age: In his decease, the community has lost a
useiul citizen; the family loving and devoted
husband, father and brother; the church sin.
cere and faithful christian. Yet, "our loss is
his infinite gain '0I9 10
oct. 9th, at his residence in Lewes, Del.
Kev: John 1. Hazard, of the Phi,adelphia An
nual Conference, in the 5Sth year of his age
lie was beloved useful minister. His mortal
remains were inferred in Milford, after funer.
al discourse by Rev. J. Hargis.
Smyrna times., 1857-10-21
News From the Paeific

n ny sne california steamer,-we have fresh
news from al parts of the Pacific coas,. vS f.n,u
me 1He Russian Possessions, North, to Chill South t
in I ;,s news is interesting and from Peru striking
en Its revolutionary incidents. In lower CaI!'
iornia' there had been some trouble be,waon a,r,
the Mexicans and Americans ' Oe'"een
wen, Oregon is peacefully framing a gSn Stats
"Ii.u'lon' tro"6nso%0 The "negrO." everywhere so
california boasts loudly of her fidelity 70 S'a,c
credit ; and State honor in her large popular ma
!orlty to pay the State debt. The minars
theu gh in the dulest of the dull season , % =,
SSanpnatlcally Sni.n doing well. From North to
SOUTH there is q universal sign of conten,
among the hardworking. InEl Dorado conn,u '
iaOorers are receiving sixty dollars per month
anu iound-ln Mariposa, the gold district ;s
nardiy yet opened The industrious miners al II
o,oo, oIe. .ne state were too busy to vote at last
electon, which accounts for the diminisbeJ
vote of the State. "'i'A'iShed
Smyrna times., 1857-10-21
News Items.

VT maryland has fixed upon the Goth ot
NOveinOer " Tor the general Thanksgiving.
THANKSGIVING Day IN New YoRK~r,ovor
noIl nei hlng has appointed Thursday, Noyember
10th' 1 to be observed in that State as n dov =,
inanKsgNlng. The Governor of Maine has
appointed the 10Th of November. '''O nus
v W W a A horrible accident occurred on the New
YORK Central Railroad, at & O'Clock. ThS,ad." ..Iw
nlgnt'-Ine mail train coming East pIung,ng .
% over an em1ankment some twenty feet into q
U,ees wee, locomotive and three passengers cars
nnnat "Umi Usof' 81 several lives were lost, and the
is a miracle almost that any escaped alive "
Two DOLLARS AND ROAST Rrrr TL
prieiors of the Girard House. in phiIa P!o'
have followed the example set bv ,ba bo.oi ".o'
Propretors of New York, by reducing M tho ae nrica
diem to two dollars. N0"'' pe'
Smyrna times., 1857-10-21
The Latest from Eurone.

The Steamer North America arrival =.
Monday with four days later intelIipence
The money market was slightly more s,rir
than at previous advices.
The Bank of England has loaned to tho E.s,
INDIA Company 100000 pounds sterling
lndlan bonds being given as security.
More troops are held in readiness for Ind;o
and 10000 additional Militia have embodied
The Indian advices received at Paris o,o
more gloomy than the English letters Tho
assert that the rebels are under European oen.
eralshIp; that operations have been commencod
70 prevent the union of the British forces; tbot
nVe years hard fighting in India NAV be nm
tlclPated; and that the Tndan native trooDs are
not trustworthy anywhere, and should NOT bo
depended upon.
Inc kusSlan Eighty-four gun shin Laforte
had caPslzed between Reval and Crons,.dt
when fourteen hundred persons were Inst in
Guiding three admirals, and the wives and ohn
1ren ofthe crew. Ofthe number on bo.r onIn
six escaped.
Breadstuffs had declining tendency. I'll
Qualities being slightly affected.
The Provision market was dull
Cotton had slightly advanced.
Smyrna times., 1857-10-21

SERIOUS AccIDENr.-On Saturday afternoon
iast' whilst several men were engaged in load.
iag vessel at the Brick Store Landing, a pile
0f heavy ship timber fell down, knocking the
captain of the vessel into the creek and catch
ing one OF the hands under it. The captain
was rescued with badly bruised back, but the
other man did not escape SO fortunately. as his
ZEN thigh was crushed dreadfally, and his
right hip joint dislOcated. DR.. Daley dressed
the fracture and reduced the dslocation, after
which the vessel with the wounded men on
BOARD zen Tor Leesburg, N. J. where they be-.
longed.