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SLAVERY OR No SLAvKaY IL OaEGox.--At
the late Dem ocrstic Territorial Convention.
held in Oregon, from which We have dates to
the 9Th inst, it was
Resolved, That a. the people Of Oregon
are called upon TO elect delegates to Con.
s.itutional Convention, and to pass Upon thp
question OF slavery in oregon, before the
Democratic party shall again be assembled
therefore, in the nomination and electiou OF
candidates to said convention, W will not
discriminate between Democrats who arc in
favor or opposed to slavery in the future
State Of Oregon, because We hold that the
delegatss should not predetermins taxs ques.
iion in the formation Of the constitutions,
but should submit the same in separate
clause. TO be voted upon directly by the peo-
pie.
In accordance with the resolution, the
convention will append to the consultation
one Clause recognizing slavery, and another
prohibiting il, 50 that the people, in their in
aivlduai capacity, may pass upon it.
eT-"A happy childhood, y SAYS Isaac Tay.
Tor, lis a precious inheritance. with which.
~ fund, 70 begin trading in practical wis.
dom and active usefulness. II ID q great
thing only TO have known By experience that
tranquil, temperate happiness 10 actually IT.
tainaoie on earth; anu We snouiu ,h,nk SO.
II We knew how many have pursued reek-
less course because, or chiefly because, they
early learned to think Of happiness as chi.
msra, aud believed momentary qualifications
to be the only substitute placed within the
reach Of man. Practical happiness is much
o!teDer thrown away than snstched from Us.
but il is the most likely 10 BE- pursued and
overtaAen and husbanded by those who al.
ready, and during some considerable period
OF their lives, have been happy. To have
known nothing but misery is the most porsen- I
foas condition under which human nature can
start on its courses
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DELlaQCEnr List. or Lots

EOTIGR u hsssby given ~ tAs svpess II ~
tsss AsseribsA In she fsseGeing Mi. slAssssd IN
City u ksskuk. lase sDanty SD 6tAAs ~ lcTE
and all others Interested, that speeiAl TAI IN
bsse a1sssssA saA lsviea u ssiA tsts ~ the City
Council of said eisy tex naAdsaisips spd curb
Tag 10 trent u said lots,s ~ assignAtsd In the
Ahsys las; ssA snieas rayDssa - nsds u -
ts1W 20 lsvisl I'D slss IN eosss yAelors tAs ietA
Fdky n ASvAnbss A. D. 1851, The asia lsts. Or %
mush there's = shAIL y necessary 70 diseAsres
pasA tax ~ susts, will b ssA ~ - day afsss-
said, % ~ Meyers sGSm, 10 sakA slAy hstwssu
the hours Of o'clock .. -. aad e'elpA D. -.
~ tAH8as G. @. 6TBv1NS, "
tHaA Oullsstes Of The City 81 Ksekah.
October ~ 1851. ~ A
IS1THSsn MSGsS Tor 1sas.
TINS A6sse Mas tsen rsssstly fusnlsAsd; .
i large addition 10 nearly Antshs1. a Art rsts
Stable And large Wsgsn Yssd steasAs1sH
. TIE whole IL nov Tor rest On ssAsoakS)e terms.
Posssssion can " gives withta thirty dSys.
n 4uquifs 90 The pssnisss, cetsss 81 High and
fourteenth streets, Of LsE
1880 Meases - Ks0S.
Tv0UR desirable houses for smSil fAAilies, -
= Jfsahla-st. lnsetis q $500.
(, asgtl Ne. Aain.st. Y
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gfao man il the exemplar of ell great
ness. Achilles Wins the victory, aud Homer
immortalifes 1--WE bes,ow the Laurel crown
ON both.
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Position OF the hanks ~ New Y eFk.
The Constitution Of New York simply pro-
hibits the Legislature from legalising bank
suspensions in that State. A law enacted in
pursuance Of that provision Of the Constita-
tion compeis hanks which suspend spsdie pay-
m ents to 30 into liquidation in twenty days,
to wind up their affairs and close their exist.
ence. This law is repealable, and when re-
pealed, the Constitutional provision, which
is not repealable, simply prohibits the pas
sage Of a law legalizing the suspension of
specie payments on the part Of the banks.
The Law providing for winding the banks
up will be repealed, Of course, and no Law
will be passed legalizinE the suspension, but,
on the contrary, a law willprobsbly be pass
ed requiring the banks to resume specie pay
ments--six months hence. Under such o
course the New York banks will &c. along
Just ~ we'll as the Pennsylvania banks, and
the Constitutional prohibition really amounts
to nothing at oil in its practical effects at
such crisis as the present.
REMOVAL or THE CAPIroL.-The Iowa City
Republican Of the 20thpublishes the procla-
nation Of Governor Grimes for the removal
OF the various Offices OF State to Des Moines,
which is henceforth declared to be the Capt.
tai Of Iowa.
The State House ct Iowa City 10 surren-
dered for the use Of the State University.
GA Convention Of the country banks Of
New York was held at Syracuse the other
day, which adopted resolution pledging
the banks represented to extend their disc
counts literally in aid Of the project for
bringing forward Western produce.
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bus

There were few shipments in course Of
the ten days which we cannot specify at the
moment. some Hour and grain have also
been sent to Dunkirk, while large guam
tity has gone forward TO Oswego. A Buffalo
paper tells its readers that matters here are
eliminating for "a general burst up Our
figures indicate nothing of the kind our
merchants and dealers are calm and resoIute ;
and it is also clear that whatever may tran
spira, Buffalo IL quite OPPORTUNITY for the
necessities of the Empirs state, getting .
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e1-Bvsry assv Of good land Is capable Of
supporting family Of I've persons.
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TeiegraPhic News.


from II counties gives Chase . majority Of
o027. The Senate will stand about Is Re-
publcans to Is Democrats. House, 46 Re-
publicans to 81 Democrats. Though there
are not enough returns in to show the exact
majority 10 either the Senate or House.
New YoRK, Oct. 2l.--The Courier SAYS
that the banks discount million and half
to enable the country banks 70 move the pro-
duce Of the West.
Cattle Market-Receipts Of beeves 500 less
than last weeks footing up shout $as 500
There 10 an Improvement Of about half .
The quotations are 7(16 for good quality, TO
lO(Gioa for best. No premium cattle. Seed
market inactive. Mutton advanced lie. per
pound. Re ceipts ii 900 pounds extra quail
ity, held At sails. Market active and near
~ cleared. Swine inactive 1t about last
weeks prices,
John +. Niblack, Dem, Was chosen to
Congress in the I'd district Of Indiana,
NEw YoRK, Oct. 22.-Excitemsnt 10 COM
merciAl circles il rapidly Kubsidiag. There
is an increased activity in the produce mar
ket, ~ well ~ in the report to facilitate the
movement Of tho crops to this point. With
this view our banks are expected TO be more
there are already several proportions for sd-
disional freight.
fhe exchanges at the clearing house TO-
day were nearly 10000, 900, and the balas-
ces paid nearly $70O. 900. The Metropolitan
Connecticut, Bias River, Massachusetts and
Rockland. Maine banks on the same terms
IS other Eastern money.
-
Procla nation.
The revolving seasons having brough. ~
near the close OF another year, and again
have the people Of Iowa reason to rejoice AID
give thanks for the blessings they have en-
joyed.
The State has experienced year of extra
ordinary prosperity. Rich harvesss have re-
warded the toll Of the husbandman. Pesti-
lence has not invaded our borders. We have
been preserved from civil strife and foreign
wars. We have been protected in the en-
joyment Of all our civil and religious rights
For these and for Numerous other blessings.
il becomes the people Of Iowa publicly TO
recognise the government Of q Divine Ruler
aud to manifest their gratitude for the bene
fits received at His hands. H
Therefore, /, James W. Grimes, Governor
Of the state Of lows, do designate and ND.
point Thursday, the 18th day Of November
next, as day Of public thanksgiving and
praise to Almighty God.
recommend the people Of this State to
abstain on that dny from their ordinary avo-
cation, and to assemble in their assal places
Of public worship, there TO Civ, thanks for
the blessings Of the past year, and to devout-
ly suppicate their continuance.
In testimony whereof, have hereun.o set
my hand, and caused to be affixed the
Il. s.. Great Seal Of the State Of Iowa
Done this 22ud day Of October, A. D.,
1851, OF the Independence Of the United
States the eighsy-second, and OF the State Of
Iowa the twelfth.
JAMES. W. GRIMES.
By the Governor.
4. SRLLs, Sccsy. Of State
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currency BAnknhle in 81. Ioui..
Currency has again become current Ia 81
Louis,
Some forty Of the leading business houses
there have published a card informing the
public that they will sell goods at cash p,i.
ces Tor the notes Of the banks Of Illinois, In.
diana, Kentucky, Ohio, aud Wisconsin.
The Missouri Savings Bank and L. A. Be-
moist Co. advertise that they are ready 10
receive all currency in good credit. Including
banks Of Illinois, Kentucky, Indiana. Ohio.
I. virginia, louisiana, Tennessee, New YORK
and all New England banks good in Boston
or New York.
This, OF course, inalgurates the age OF
Currency for southern aud western losa d.
we'll as Missouri, and had there been conmon
sense and honesty enough in st. Louis to
hare made the move month ago, i, would
have proved Of immense advantage not only
to st. Louis but to all the region Of country
connected with her By commercial ties. /.
seems to US nov very much like locking the
stable door after the horse il stolen.
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Pianos At Cost
~ ron
!. THIRTY DAYS.

: = wsvitI sslsaesys ~ car sia8h.a
a4Issa; gIH2 ASSORTMENT OF
PIANOS, fA
Rrom the manufactures Of BoARDAAH, GRAY
1 CO, PETERS, cRAs0 CO., 80 A. W..
LAID 4 Co, during The Sc.
NEXT 80 DAYS, AT COST, FOR CASH ONLY.
Also, Sas Assortmsnt Of PICTURES. YRAAEs,
AND GILT A0ULnIk0S, :.
A. lower prices than ever SssrsdSsfsse In biz city.
oct3o-d 4fes. PATRICK 4 GROUSE
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@. y. 00ADHN 4 CO..
WHOLESALE DRU04IR-S

No. " Aais STREE .............K1OHUE. IOWA.
HAVING removed one door west. 70 fssns form.
IL ssiy serupissl ~ ksid, shields Co, wssId
insssn thsir friends and enstoosrs lhat having
:: SIZED lager roons snd nads large aAaitioas 8
passd - sesenM0dste then By Allins es1@p a ~
iewest tsFDs- "a ~ .
isasv =. rvs iiss Of sons Of IL leading a.
tielss Suss RscassEp: 80 -
- ksgs bic1b kodA, 9sf
- - nsieratss, 3
10 bbis Cream Tartar,
10 hsr9tssic Acid,
~ - tainine,
% - kssphips.
- ~ OpaSm, 4f
1eSbeys Street Spirits Eitss,
80 10 Aqaa Ammonia,
- % sairhurie Acid. Ae., dc.
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E3 e61Dx18k'S DITTERS, a4 a1 -
jys0 WN. n. AUSTIN ) o..
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JANES. W. GRIMES.
By the Governor.
4. SRLLs, Scc'y. Of State.

GRAIN GOING EAsrwAxD.-.Since Thursday
Of last week, and up till Tomorrow, we
know Of some grain and -four gone and 20.
ing to the port Of Buffalo, footing up as
follows.
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CO. Mr.. james Ward, who owns large
namber o. easements 10 Chicago, has, In vlcv
Of the hard times, visited his tenants ard re-
dsssd thsir Eests ~ per cent. each.
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TO suoEmAxERs.

Il NyORMATIoN wanted Of VIM. n. Lane, ~
= naker, Who two years ago was leeAIed 10 ~
ton, Ohio--sspposcd to have left thAAnoac eAtut
one ysex slace for keokuk, lows. II y hell1Sud
Inst he has discont inued shoeuakin9s md hSna-
KaGDd In the CRY business. Any talogue3ea
gespestsn9 him, 90 that = letter - ssasA No.,
VIII DO thankfully received, - tie Advertiser Aaz
something important to communicates. AdArees
HENRY LATHAM,
oct2i-St 81 Second-st., Nov Yerk city. :
PRINTEHS, LEX lsRUsAEs.
This article for sale Ut the Drsg stare pfaBA M.
LETT, KAYE Co., l42 Main stssst, Keekuk.
oct34-dAw3t
Wholesale Paper ware hp1es.
EArOm = CLAFLIN.
1ifth-st, Ast Aaia sad Jshasda Kssk u, lows
DEALERS in Printing, Wrsppias, Letter and
~ Wntiss Paper, nealnA bard wars, Reof.
leea.d fessssn Paper; Lseses 80 hssgI Rnvsl-
opcs, en1 Fnvslepc Papsr, Din, 1AnlAna FiA'
Cap; folis Pssti Bonnee Bsasdas -, -.
We invite The attention Of the City trade TO OF
stocks, - eur papsrs are COED. aAd prices low.
Orders from tountry Dsalsss, Printers. and
OF hers, will receive prompt Att ention. ost1 ID
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United states Elk ress Company. 8,
THIS Company have opened an once 10 this city,
L and aTs prepared - receive and forward
goods 70 and from all Abe prinsipsl sisis AID 10
termediate places in Tie EAstsSa, Middle and
Western State. ltAAx Nosas, 0oLD AID ElLvxs
cors. ard freisL, VI Al kia1s, forwarded With
despatch, In charge ~ Special Messenger, BY Pee
ssayH Trssss ssiy, They have also placsd daily
Messenger on tia X. F. D. y n. \. b. vest .
Bsnsonspsst. An Exprsss TAgos viii II in ROD
ineas to collect and deliver goods shipped By this
"a oass on Third str,st, between Main and
johnson, at the ofise Of the Rtna In suSance Cbu-
pssy: og n. ,. TEN EYCK, Agsas.
ROUSE AHD LOT YO1 sALE
fy fsrmingtou, v, b. county; valss ahpat 4sss
1 Al,f forty sores Of timber iund IN Lee eounty.
Oae or both u which may s. reid ~ In fasn bro.
dHss. - casra. p isQairs = o. Iewss, % the
grocery stSss II :. Willia1s, in Johnssq street.
oe,1j-Ass
VIE aAiersisned has pursAassd M. J. L. wsrt-
manns stock VI Boota and Shoes, wxicA will
be removed 10 Third street, where be will eoaiinue
tAs business 10 IL t. various ss.nsAss.
r WILL b ,fosnl Al the estsblishnsp. o. Sam 4
DsnIAp, where al persons indebted TO ne are
'nyitsS to call and settle.
8sss~-l-.. 1ss.-x--..-- = =. ANAAANN.
sEUOsD STREET CHEAP OToRE.
GREAT bargairs in Dry Goods, CloAks, Donnsss,
NJ Ribbons, -. We are nov oGefiuS our we'll
ssfscted stock very lo~ FOR cash Our assortsut IL
goods 10 every department. Il complete, and bought
ysry cheap, and VIII be soIi lover than heretofore
offered IS We. by doing our own baliuses save rent
and clerk hire. We can and win seil loWef than
any other sstabiisAmeut. sA4tAf
oc.'sd R. n. ABBOTT Co.
NOTICE.
We, the undeuisaed, have this day lispsssd Of
our eniirs s.ock IT Drsgs, Msaieises, Chsniosls,
Dy:,St.s.. Psrfsnosy, hxtsrss. As., to ALEX.
LYNCH and ~ hereby rscoansnd his krother,
NM LYNCH, {woo will conduct the basinsss Of
said sstablishmett,) 70 oar old friends and cus-
toners. r. II, O'COEH NOR 4 RRf,
& Keokak, Oct- II 1887.
! ] sving purchased the estsbiisbncnt heretofore
= esood BY ?. II. OC0NNOR BnO., I solicit
for ny sg9ther, - vhea / hsvs yeFsneesrrsl Sid
estahiisl III, : a1ntinmnnao q - onage Aers-
totere b0tevsd upsu ~ fetirinx Aru r. a
OCennef Bro. y II epntiaae 10 a. esesAhshnleut
uasl further notice. A. LYNCH.
ssl11-d3~ Times please sspy] M
CEME,Tl CEAENTyi
IsWENTY BBLs. ssss qaAlisy fer sale. cheap,
- ~ KING : T4ILok
ron RENR. aE
The room or rooms over the City Book store.
Tbs second story can Be thrown into law oGacss II
nssssaAry BY Means Of folding doors. Rents moAe-
rats. Inquire =, the City Book Store, OF II \. b.
Dg1en, corner n scoud and Main stPsetx. foce3l
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DUVVOE 0A00 OAA60D0s
Lrsgifsh Dairy ". r. sad Dsnnask cAeess, jaSt
Ia reeeivsd on Consignment, AeA fss SAls BY
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oxxArEx REDUCED rst6ze


FALL An0n1mnl9. q apea kgss
sy0leAe sGbeo % - a1lsc eounIbee leshy
Ies! sssss@stss ~ ~ -sssfs sssse
u - 9s1n lsasss PAskst Dspsl KstAshb lDoea =.
~ asTlvs q landing n Aeatsdud 1ls1D M. 10
1eYs npaSsoes 13s1e p. =. aa1 ssfiss q
49, n4 ! ,. -. paAs6tiaG VIII W 49,
s1esun14 bs1s D1svo Kseauk es11Dss Dsoee q l.se
?. ~, asSiving b 4ontsoee ~ ssle Is =. astsro>
~ tleboe ngess q k;9e pii1,k au1tlng 10
kank - ssle .. ~ nh tsaaN min - b rua
2gsA slsG Juo. ADAI1 MnDoN1LLs
u aoQp1 1ADfne9an1 - s1aAGn1eng.
i ]. j. z1N1e0nTs 1fahet AesaA, xsuksk.s 4 ~
4 Eayn,A4A 1eass ana ~ ~ ileas.
~ ,l.ss' &: q ssss5eAle ~. : AssG & h 4
1oblll.g - "a Assls6, sstaals6 = nSaSsSk Csd
1iny sssst3 - lsp1 xaska4 xgy
3 d90, . - - ~ ooGnoa e ~ - NmeAa
sGee>a ~ etpa $3.50 ANs{lAg 49,. n
QAlts - - ~ 0seno VALLEY 116l1& I'M. IA
sspl5d0 y. y. vANDbaRigT.
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To PAINTEws. ~
W1tnvis your attention . eur full and eoui-
w pists stock " Paints, Oils. &C.. vhich - -
eanstsntly ss.ivisE from New YSsk, cinsinNati ~
ethey ettiss. Wet6w ~ -
800 kegs Pure Hhits Load,
~ Do LithaSge,
- u Md isssd,
- d 0usw white Else,
10 hbis. LinseSA OIL,
~ Tsspsssins,
10 do 0lUn, ~
brushes Of al kinds, .sxa
varntshes /" -" 49,
A. the cheapest ratss Tor eash Or on short times.
Call and 49,, d No, - 4ainstsest. Ksokvk, Iovs,
sug3id j. BkADEN co.
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1. D. STOCKTON,
Judge Supreme Cont nf l,wa

n cHasS NUuFs OF IJWH.
Inc scene was rich when Moss made his
appearance in Court after his release. The
Judge, We are told, ordered the sheriff to
take him into custody, and made some
threats Of committing the aAbolitiou,
Judge OF the Supreme Court 10 jail for con-
tempt u he inierfered with bis proceedings
second time. j. C. Hail, friend Of the
Court, gave the Judge little calm advice.
winch soon cooled him down, and Moss wa,
not molested.
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D. \. DUKE.
'1AHuyAcSuRsE
ASp DxALsR n
BOOTS b SHOES,
III 10 Ala1p
AGENT YOR
y - = . 7 :, % /.
4Vv1H0 ~s&'
- 4 - = 4 n = . I.
DERSON6 AssisiDgts
Al pusshase u make
tpqaistss 10 regard -
this superior labor saw
kAD AaAfa @51u vsSn~a>
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sving purchascd the estabiisbncnt heretofore
1 ! esnod BY ?. II. OC0NNOR : BnO., 4 solicit
Tor ny sgothes, = vhsA 4 hsysy ersaeesrrsl sid
tofere b0tevsd upsa ~ retiring Arm. r. n.
OCennef Bro. y II spnsiase 10 ~ ssesAhshsssut
uasi further not,ss. A. LYNCH.
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TIE PRESIDENCY NO s,NECURE

Our Washington correspondent makes some veg
happy Gyv-o.,. I, .!.a brsinras haslfs o.: Mr.. Buo
han!n md 10 his maria b,e cGstuu. ii"L : i.n
efficient attention 10 all matters entrusted G liz
No man who ever occupied The re !dehtia char ~
better prepared for i As u lawyer he VIVA rernsrkc
BILE fur biz care snd hia as.l!G.ty HI regularity his
order and precision, sho@ii, tE2s9 .asr IuaIiie IL
tue beautu hand writing which il III this dGy ;:.a.
vel Of pennauship, clear and plain Such IN example
canGGt bs too faithfully copied by Toriig men. The
immense details Of the Presidency you'd leave lG ~
ordinary man little ur ITO fepGst hut thy are iet Gd
mastered by President Buchanan with tl,e si,ii.
that experienced mechanic bts:Uws upon a
isw work committed IN his charge. Shi! 'he
Il aCr 5 Sa-i. Those who are impatient for off 'e
shotld remember III: g. tei. :r;"r"s anxiety my
should :rcc1c, thar there HDu-....aJ { "!".
E:aif. nmtt-rs than heir oEhnt In 'i:is forward
nge nearly eyer" !,alI gives birth ue"' trouble
III; hGgirsds at ,I.c:.cGI await nd ls'n!enf, ani
must hs su;leii-ihft tie eLCii,Gus CS:ncst 81 i':s
territories l. constantly iDI.=ns! nS--tan III; i"reis
department Is full .; Interesting ssjGS -it';i + "
the Poet Office the Treasury. Tile Attorney 'iei,rra,
the Navy, The Inferior. with the Pensions aud ratnGIS
the public lands, with their accommodating r.ccia's TGH
c. mi.i -stion.a these divisions aat counter G.vt
sons pasa II! :r.-w before tho President. Who un
like her blessed atjcsty. .:uezp NciorIH, Is nnt
iGero ph IsaE fo.hI Ia tins aG...iust.ti % "v'
efllnelit, but the head and the heart CT IT, ELy does
Ito .,ew York CHi-cn eIclaim
"Mr tuohaan .'eedrd also from ts- incrssant
cares az bugice=J ios tie le:t I've months. For I"
nitn lpe tFes1ehry IL 30 si.rE-E-ij ette''G9 "''
tclly 10 the putc ius:D-s- IN all lis details md a;n
in his driei i.tigeIDea would venrs 10 say, tbnt
a;s lnlEl ws si!ii 10 aUT6 CT less pied "'h tlc
ailara OF lie Hr.abia. ite VII: Teso' no ap.'ic.'
ion 'or Office II ;!!S s:a.. - that ii1fI.- ~ -e!t
OF consu.shiS AID nssIua3 nay .a2G ion!'c!es 'Ee
trouble, tIu1e and expense OF joGrnry;o !Es 6iant
retreat. wnere NJ. buchanan Is ihhh:nE Eeh N '.'id
Inauguration iroa tie mountain o.c-zs oi Ills naive
coUa,y-a res1.. g which be Ees always repaired IN
days gone by. Il, s.i i!.-s Le tie better A;fed iot
;ae discharge OF the Duties his s-iuous. Dat s!v
.ious trust Hitherto, ,-nde. b.. .t.fy :t!c, n"
country las enoyed lnususl tTaag Utility ana Tepos
Ledfora is 70, VI. Buchanan naive county. liz
IVES bern .ovs: tic a:is." n tranEn county. acd
the traveller along The Aieeher.ea l. t!tsr ropte 10
10 elo., II FaHidelDt!g Pros.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-14
LATER FROM EUROPE

HALIFAX. Aug. 1.-The steamship Canada, With
Liverpool dates to the afternoon Of the lot OF August,
has arrived.
The vessels with The Atlantic telegraph cable we're
all at Cork. md would leave the ist Of August for
Vslentis The experiment through the whole length
of the cable was highly successful.
The American horses Prior and Prioress were
beaten for the Greenwood cup.
The indian mail confirms the telegraph advices.-
There is no cor:m atIuu of The capture of Delhi but
the rulnor has obtained much credence for general
rising at Calcutta, among ull tie Europeans whe
have arrived.
LONDON. Aug l.-Baring reports that money ia in
increased demand at So TO per cent: Balloon was
decreasing. Cousols 9s Tea has advanced u to p
LIVERPOOL, Aug. Cotton closed with an ad
vaucius tendency. Tue sales of the week amount to
s, ooo bales. o! which spectators tooh 5000 ba'es.
aud exporters 1900 baies. Flour is dull; sales OF
Canal at Jos atO3; Southern sos to Bis; Ohio 32s.-
Wheat is dull nnG easier I'D; not Quotably changed
Waite Corn i5s. Suga, ant Coffee are dull. Rice
Holders demand CD advance kos!r is steady. com
non Is "a.