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i xE rs or
Keokuk, Icwa,
srs rsspcctful-
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that the sub
scriber has es-
tablished . N
Agency At No.
1855 Lakc-strt.,
Chicago, HIS,
for the sale Of
0rovcr i Ba-
ker's celsbrs-
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olo0oYs6 ooW1o1 Aaeotoos
ESOk ell manufacturing pasposes, 6ingef's Osv-
pablc insist spoa having thsis slstAise. h., naAs
By then. 6isess's Family 6ssing Aashins n the
latest presented for soupstition, and, being AZ
ranged with fall ksovisies of Ne dsfssts Of other
machines for similar sss, has avoided or ssnsdisd
them an. II b Ne hss1ssuest Hswine Machine
ever made, and the easiest 70 lsAYn to operate.
Its excellsat nsehaaisAl psisdplss asd Qualities
are readily appreciated by those acquainted with
sewing msshlnss. and give assaranes Of thar -
Singer = Co. 0ssstts. Ceptss ssppliol gSssis.
Western selcs Ice Lake 6issst, CAiea9o.
mshld6m WIN. BRODBD1CR. AGENT,
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.MDX CLAS6s--- H00tS, bh0ef
- - Caps, Dry Gosds lin
halss and trunks,) Drugs
asd balss,) fsathers,
s.-Donestie Sheet.
Is AID Ticking lin
origiaSj1 kles j Drugs Tin cssks)
Hardware, Leather, Liquor lin
essks). Wall Paper, Wool sna
sheep PeltS, eastward, Be, DC.
Turxp CLASS. Anvils, Chains lin
essss Hemp, Bacon and Pork, ,
sailed tloose OF 10 sscks, J Paints
(dlvaad Ia oii,) Oils, (sxcept
lard snd rosin},
1ownfn CLAM Coffee, Fish. Ds-
Beef and Pork lin casks o.
hoxNs sastrard,) Lard aad
LAsa OIL, NAH, soda Ash, Ger
man Clay, Tar, Pitch, kosin.
6tesl, Manufactured 70 hscco,
Rosin OIL, Quscnsvsss, sassr,
ihhds. bbis. snd hxs. y TO-, DC.
0f fAyrH - ~ klt
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As Ger his furrowed fields which lie
Beneath ooldly dropping sky,
let chill with winters melted snow,
The hasbsnonen goes forth TO SOW;
Thus, Fresdo4ssA the bitter blast
The venture - ~ seed We east,
And trnst to Wo11ntr sun and rain,
To swell tho gssn, and I'LL the grain.
Who calls thy glorious service hard7
Who deems it not its own reward2
Who, for IT. trials, counts II less
A cause Of praise and thsnkfulnsss
II may not b. our l,t to WELD
The sickle In the ripsned field;
Nor ours to hsxr, on summer ewes,
The reaper's song among To sheaves
Yet who're our duty . task u wrought
In unison with Gods great thought,
The near and future blend in one,
And whatsoe 'er 10 willed is dsne
And ours the grateful service whence
Comes, day by day, tho recompense:
The hope, the trust, the purpose staid,
The fountain and the MONDAY shade.
And we're this life the utmost span,
The only end and aim Of man,
Better the toll Of fields like these
Than waking dream and slothful ease.
But life, though failing like our grain,
Like that revives and springs again;
And, carly called, how blest are they
Who wait In Heaven their harvest day.
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FOREIGN News.
Arrival Of the Steamer Harmonic
LATER FROM EUROPE.

NEw YoRx, June /.
The steamship Harmonic, from Hamburg
and Southampton, has arrived with Liverpool
dates to the 18th ult.
The sales of cotton for two days, we're liz
500 bales, including 1900 on speculation and
for export. Quotations we're barely main
tanned.
LONDON, May l5.-Consols are quoted ct
974. American Securities are unchanged.
The market for Breadstuds at Liverpool was
dull
The Parliamentary proceedings are unim-
portant. The debate on the Indian bill had
been adjourned till the 18th.
A telegraphic dispatch Of later news from
India had been received.
Agujillier had been relieved, and the rebels
defeated near Fullinghar with great loss.
The Bhcels were also defeated with loss OF
500 prisoners. The British loss was 20.
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&. r. CLIFFORD,

4. II. CLIFFORD,
DEALER IN
Fine Gold and silver WATCHER
CLOCKS sPEcTAcLEs, SILVER WARE, &C.,
Third-st.. bet. Main and johnson,
hEoh ....................IOwA.
nAVINd permanently located In Keo-
IL kuk, would invite the attention Of IA
the public to my new and we'll selected
stock. Having acquaintance with the best manu-
facturers in tho United States, all Of my goods are
made TO order and arc unsurpassed In quality or
style. The stock am now opening comprises. In
part, Fine Gold and Silver Watches, English and
swiss. the genuine Perry Watches, cased with
original designs Silver Ware Of every descr; ptiou.
warranted pure coin Ladies' and aentle mems
Jewely Of oil kinds, including styles never before
offered in the market; Spectaclss, in Gold, Silver
Steel and Plated Bows, with Pebble, Periscopie.
Ccncave, double concave and Colored Glssses of
every variety OF shade and focus among these
are the real Scotch Pebble and Pcriscop pic GLASSES
mechanically adapted TO suit al eyes. Ts those
anacquaiuted with the nature Of these 0lasses.
viii state that they are manufactured from crys.
tAlised quarts, their peculiar shape producing an
equal focus throughout their entire surface vhils
in other GLASSES the focus il concentrated 70 one
point, and, 10 the constant weArer often tim 81 be-
comes painful. A hne lot Of Accordeons; also. an
assortment Of Morton 'aGol Pens Doubie Plated
Ware, manufactured egsrsA Bro, ssnuine
Aibata, warranted te best PlAtedWsre that
10 nade--rsa Sets, CxxSHKd Fruit Bssksta Cas-.
tors. Ladies', Spoons, Forks, 10.
y. B.-Goods Of every description made 10 or
der, A. also Hair ornaments. would particularly
call the attention Of the public to tho fact thai
my goods are purchased for CASE, and not brought
out here to sell on consignment They are offered
1t small profit, for CASH onLr. The money re-.
funded in al cases where goods do not prove a
represented.
Being prse.ieal Watch Maker, my personal
pairing Of shall Be- DONG IN ana vors
man-like msuI6Rs - warranted 70 keen time
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CHIEr JrsricE TasEY.--1here is a report
curren, 10 Washington that Chief Justice
fancy il about TO resign his seat on the
Bench. Ii will Of course be filed by the
most interruptions lawyer whose abilities
can be made available by the Administration
70 corrupt the country and destroy The lib-
critics Of the people.
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BufSass asa Lake Mursn RaisrsaAi
CHICAGO TO BUFFALO VIA DETROIT,
At the above ONCE tickets for New York, Boston,
aud eli tho stations on thu New York Erie and
Now rork Central Railroads can be obtained.
J. WARRACK,
Agent Of b. L. u. kailrosd,
Once No. IS Dearbon Street, Chicago.
April ~, 'ss-dly.c.Hs.
stngeF's Sewing Machane.
ENOR all misunderstanding purposes, singers Sew
1 Ing Machines are deemed Indispensable. The
public insist upon having their clothing. A., nsas
by them. Singer Family Sewing Machine 10 the
latest presented for competition, and, bsing AZ
ranged With fall knowledge Of the defects Of other
machines for similar uses, has avoided rensdisd
them all. IL IL the hsndsomest sewing Machine
ever made, and the easiest 70 leaFn to operate.
lts excellent mechanical principles and quahties
are readily appreciated BY those acquainted with
sewing machines. and give assurance Of their BE-
coming univsrsally adopted. Apply for !. n.
Sin gef Co. = Gazette. Copies supplied gYatis.
Western once lao Lake Street, ChicsGo.
mchid6m WN. BRODHRICK, Agent.
Tarweli's Asean mag Ma1u1acssry,
Nos. ~. ~ and ~ Wabash Avenue,
CHICAGO, .......ILLIXOI6.
- GS AND SACKS Of every description and
ID variety, furnished upon the shortest notice,
and pr uted with spPropris.s Brands.
SIMEON FAkWELL,
mch4dA~ '3m Propristor.
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n athC0.

Notice.
nURIN0 my Absence from the city, Mr.. Otts
u Lyman 10 authorised 70 attend to my business
n taking sppliSations for Insurance. issuing Poll
ciss, apd collecting Premiums.
Mr.. Lynas eaa y fosnd at the Literary Depot
On Mails street, Akwesa Sd and Ath.
apr33dU &C.. A. STRIBLkN.
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Ce.Partnership Netaee

- r. uKAi 4 Il. N. oMlIH have this day
-. formed partnership in the Carpenter and
Arm name and styis u Gray 4 Smith. They will
be found on Fifth street, between High and Nor
gan. whore they will BE- happy TO receive the or
ders Of their friends and the public.
msyl7 '68dom -
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A gentleman, a resident Of Kansas, who
arrived in our city last evening, informs us
that the United States Deputy Marshal, who
had been sent out by Governor Denver, in
pursuit Of Montgomery, had returned and
reports that he came up hith that person,
and upon showing his authority to capture
him, he was himself taken prisonea by Mont
gomery, on Thursday night last, but treated
with every respect. Montgomery informed
him 1.-THE Marshsl) that all the depredations
had been committed BY Hamilton, who was
at the head of the remnant Of the gang OF
robbers formerly under the command Of
Buford, and who have been prowling through
the Territory and in Missouri, ever since
the invasion Of Kansas by the Georgians and
South Carollnians under Buford, Wilkes and
other Southern leaders.
Hamilton, after the commission OF the re-
oent horrible murders, had fed from the
Territory, and was understood to be en- route
for Georgia. II is supposed Governor Den
yer will offer reward for his apprehension,
and that il he can be found, proper steps
will be taken to bring him to Justice
Affairs at Fort Scott are still 10 an unset
tied condition. All parties represent the
conduct OF the government officials and
hangers-on about the land Office to be most
insulting to persons Of free state proclivities,
who visit the land Office for pre- EN- ption pur-
poses. In all probability the place viii be
destroyed. Efforts are being made by the
inhabitants to have the land Office removed
to some place where protection can be given
to those who have business with the Govern
ment.--lSt. Louis Dem, June LIST.
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mARRuED.

On Wednesday, juno ID by Rev. Jas Browr
Mr.. George NJ. Barber and Miss Jennie Taggar
both OF this city.
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3. AMKERs,

kkOkUK............- 4.
RR1xA EAcss:
The Park Bank, New ork.
kdvard Tylsr, ESQ.,, Cash Ter Suffolk Bk., Boston.
Nessrs. Dana, Varrar Il, de, Boston.
Daak Of Nswbury, Wells Hi. -sI, w..
1sssrs hattocks, barron SIN. =, Chicago.
Usssrs. Greeley 4 Gale, st. Louis.
Asv. Gee. Dsnison, Keokuk.
=: ,. Hinnsn, ESQ.,,
feA1kd
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RELIGIOUS BOOKS.
Hafe's Mission Of the Comforter.
Six Days of Creation.
Thompson Moral and Religious Essays.
Barnes' Notes.
Abbst' - Young Christian Serier.
LAyAfds Ninevah and its Kt mains.
Bs1ds Of the Bible, by Giifian.
1n1pry Of the English Bible.
bsrs on the Power and Wisdom Of Col.
NUISbn on Infdelity.
Wilmcr's Episcopal Manual.
vinstt's Paftoral Theology.
Rems-ChrstiAn and papal.
kirwans letter. to Bishop Hughes.
History Of the Protestant Church in II IN gary
History Of the Reformation.
Death bed sosnes.
Cl.set Hours.
Pilgrims Progress.
Christian Theism, by Thompson
Porter's Chart OF Life.
Portsrs ReyiyAls Of Religion.
Thoughts 70 Help and Cheer.
Bible Dictionary.
Christian Titles.
Make the Best OF Both Worlds
Man and his Motives.
Fleetwood's Life of Christ
Pabsr on the Doctrine Of Election,
Select Family and Parish Sermons.
Buck , Religious Anecdotes.
Dicks works.
Also, large selection Of Misosllansoas Books.
among which are many Of the late publisati, ons.
AprzSd HART BARI SER
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Iowa Land niil.

In Senate, on Friday last, the bill for the
diversion was reported back with recon-
mendAtion that il do not pass. 1t was laid
on the table, and in the usual course Of bus
mess It will lay there for the balance Of this
session.
The MuscArIsE FlRE.-The Journal con-
tains a brief card over the signature of
Jacob Butler, Esq, intimating that the cir
cumstances Of the recent attempted murder
and arson in that place should be thorough
ly investigated. Mr.. Butler evidently sus-
poets the proprietor of having fred the build
ing and wounded himself to cover the crime.
Mr.. B. says that he is responsible for his
opinions at the bar of the public, At the bar
of justice, and at that more dreadful tribu.
nal-the bar Of God"
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Tow n snip Meeting.

II viii be seen by notice on the third
page Of our paper that the Republicans Of
this Township wiz hold meeting a.
O'Clock thi. afternoon, in our Office, for the
appointment e delegates e s!.e Coiseat.o.
tomorrow.
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II. 4. HOOKER 4 CO., ProrRirro =, .asss
WM. BARNES, AGxsr, at the Qfee of Sfodd7tA Z
ta'rer, Banner Mills Depot, Keokuk, Iosa,
"ILL be happy TO furnish Descriptive Pam
" phiets, free, to any who may desire IL also,
" receive orders for all kinds Of Fruit Tres Orna
mental Trees, Hedge Plants, Eversrsens, Desidu.
GUS Trees and Shrubs; small Fruits, each a.
Strawberries, kaspberrics, aoosebcrfies, Blsckbss-
rier, CurIants, and every variety u Grapes 70 b.
delivered in good order next Fall or Spring "
suit purchsrs.
ksokuk ,May 81, ls5s.--(dlw-w3m3
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n. w. JONES.

n. W. JONES,
wATCH.MAKRR AND JEW ELkR.
10 ESPECTFULLY informs the citisen AZ Kso-
IN kuk and vicinity that be may BE- fou nd Of J.
PsYmelss, date Parmele 4 Cxmpbsil,) No. STA
Msin-st., between ID and Sd, where be would b
pleased 70 attend to the wants Of all who may "a
reg him with call.
Watches, Clocks, and Jewslry repaired and
warranted. n. JONES.
apr30dtf
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q = 4 y = u n r = All 4. n 0 a y
OH CANADA.
"a DELIGHTFUL ROMANTIC ROuTf~0n

~ADELIGHTPUL ROMANTIC RoUTH0n
YRou TEE wDaS 70
Beston, NeU York, 0md TIE Easteym States
Via fA< MteAtesn Central, Great Wssssva,
Ogds~stsvgAt vsrmonf Csnsssi, $50
GRAND TRUNK RAILROAD or CANADA.
Passengers BY this souts have ~ opportunity Of
visiting sons Of the graadsst and most vos-
de rial scenery IN the world, including Tovosie,
kktgsrs rals, Svspe~sion Bridge, neSssa6 LsLAaAs,
Ray4As Of fhs ST. Laurence, Quebec, Montreal, Waite
Mcxssssss fAs 7staiar bridge, tnss,iy I've ~tiss IN
iengfA), Like cAss1IasH, Fe,s ef Mo~i~ovsacs,
Hxdse~ Riser, etc. ffc.
Checked Through fron Chicago.
The Ianmoth Steamship
l. EVIL r. 10 ~.
or - 800 TONS AND TOO FEET LONG
Il under soa tract this Compsn for one or more
trips 70 Portland this year. Tourists' ssssrs
tickets FROM Chicago TO the principal tewns In
Europe will sh ortly b. issued. Tickets fre1 Chi
cage Tor n points East, Allo for the LsvstAaa Or
Tor the n. o S. Co. q ships, can b. Obtained 1t
the Once Of the brand Trunk RAilrcsd, No. -
Dearborn street, Chicago.
J. wARRACK,
Agent Of Grand TruAk H. X. Co., Of Canada.
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BLAIR 4 MCINTYRE,
UndertakeYs, Aass
nFfkCE on Third Street, bet. Mains 1i1S
~ - johnson, next to Ficklen 4 Luz
cas- Bank carry the business Of Undertaking
in all its branches. They havereeently made sx-
tcnsive additions TO their stock, and perfected
their arrangements in every department.
PATENT METALLIC BURIAL CASES.
lmpervious to air and highly erna-
msntcd and invaluable for the preservation Of the
dead, - we'll ~ collins Of every style and finish
furnished to order.
nearses and Carriage furnished, Andthe entire
arrangementsof the funeral attendedt 70 when re-
CURED.
Keokuk lows Nov. 1 .1S57-dly
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CO Why is dandy like . venison steak ?
Because he's bit Of . buck.
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Republican cs.gsss., ensa Geexsn

Republics Convection NJ y
nominating candidate for Reps r. o.
gress, for the First congression Il DldeeAS Iowa,
i. hereby called to meet at oslaics1s, u wednss-
day, July 7th, 1853.
The ratio Of representation Of each county win
be enc delegate for every one hundred Rspahliess
votes, ard an additional ono lor every frastisn
over City, the vote for Govsraos 1t the Ast Dtsts
election being the -. 0unaisea eseastss sttA
less than one Asnassa nsps1leaa vsaers viii =
ept titled erch e one dsiegnas.
Jea5R. NsssnAn,
10y kAFtn1vy,
IN 6auILRpy,
j. s. nALDwrE,
OAIvu TAYLoR,
May 10, Iou. Rep. Cong. Com.
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Keokuk Book-Binderv.

Keokuk Book-B1ndoYy,
AND BLANK BOOK AANUFACTORY.
DLANK Books made and ruled 10 any required
Dpattern. Court Records, J Justices Docksts, A.
sessoSs' Books, Poll Books, Ac., Ae., furnished
short notice.
Old Books, Magazines, Music, &c., bound or r. :
bonnd in any style desired.
~My Bndsry will be found in AsCuns's
Building corner Of Main and Sssond-sts.
sep IL Did ISAAC N. PEARCK.
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THE SOUTHERN CONVENTION. The Rich
,nond south, whose editor was one Of the
mos, prominent Of the delegates to the late
Montgomery Convention, and ought to know
whereof be afirms, thus describes the char
acter of the leading members Of that illus.
trous body;
"The restless politician, the bris6ess bar
ris,er, the doctor without pstients, editors in
quest of subscribers, and individuals astride
Of hobbies--these were the sort Of persons
who directed the deliberations OF the recent
Southern Commercial Convention
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O STORE ROOMS under the New Hotsl-4 %
9 Main street, and on Fifth strsst--sll Of which
l will tent for retail stores, for the following
kinds Of business; Drugs and ferfumery, Gents
Shoe Establishment, Millinery, Dry Goods, Con-
dictionary and Ice Cream, Family Grocery. ana
Cigars and Tobacco.
Also, one room connected with the houss fer
Variety Store or Bazaar; all Of which will -
rented on terms according TO the timss.
apr36d HORNlSH WILGHY.
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Souuty SouSehh"h'
The Republicans Of Lee County win meet in
Cosnty Convention at Charleston, on Saturday, the
Sth day Of June next, for the purpose Of appoint
ing delegates to attond the Republican State Con-
ven.ion to be held at Iowa City the 18th day Of
June next, to nominate an Attorney General, Sec
rotary, Auditor and Treasurer Of State, Register
Of State Land Office, and Commissioner Of Dss
MONIES Land improvement; and also, To appoint
delegates to the Congressional Convention, to NOM
in ate TRcpublican candidate for the First Con-
gressionsl Distrie, of Iowa.
PHILIP VIELR,
Chmn. Rep~Cen. Com. Of Lee QoGntY,
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A Republican State Convention will be held at
Iowa City, on Thursday, the 18th day Of June,
1858, for the purpose of nominating Secretary,
Auditor, Treasurer Of State and Attorney General,
and for the transaction Of such other business as
may be deemed necessary by the Convention.
The ratioof representation Of each county Will
be one delegate for every one hundred Republican
votes and an additional for every fraction over
ffty the vote for Governor at the lnst State cleo
ton being the basis. Organized counties with less
than one hundred Republican voters will be enti-
tied each to one delegate.
Sd. kIRKwooD, W. II. FARMER,
W. P.CLARK, IL PRICE,
III. 0'CoSsoE, q u. WOODEN,
Dss Moines, Jan. 20, '5s. Committee.
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A little country pro-slavery, locofoco sheet
from somewhere up the Allegheny river, with
which we are so fortunate as to exchange,
speaking OF the law makers Of New York
City, says:
"Among the persons arrested on Tuesday
for selling lottery policies was . fellow
named Alex. McGaren, now a member Of the
Board Of Councilman Of the Fifth Ward
Within short time one other member has
been arrested for beating woman in house
Of prostitution, another for mauling police.
man and trying to bite his nose OF, another
INDUCED in free fight in theatre saloon,
another pitched into brother member in the
clerks Office, another, no, great while ago,
was second bottle holder in priEe-fght."
The little sheet. above alluded to. throw.
out the fling finally that such result is due
to what it calls ''black Republicans Many
Of its readers, doubtless, will believe il,
when notwithstanding the Fifth Ward OF
New York gave Buchanan 724 majority, and
the Sixth, from which the other beauties re-
ferred to in the extract above come, contains
the Five Points and gave Buchanan, 1851
votes to Fremont, 294, and Fillmore, 229.-
pitts. Gaz.
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CO. An exchange says that divine out
IVES, is trying TO persuade the girls TO forego
marriage. Il says he has succeeded so fur
as to persuade one, but she is about seventy
wears old.
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A GOOD assortment Of Boys and YestAs
n Clothing, 81 No. ~ Main-st.
aprid a. VI. GRISgITH.
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CT Congress was engaged, at the latest
advices, in the discussion Of the Fl. Smelling
swinale, and the British insults to our flag.
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llEATm or COMMODORE JoNEs.--The veteran
Commodore OF the United States Navy, Ap-
Catesby Jones, died at his residence in
Georgetown, on Sunday night
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SrleiDg.--We learn that n man named
Niitiam Jones, who resided about four miles
north OF this town, committed suicide by
hanging himself 10 his barn last Sunday
morning. lie was abou. 80 years Of age, q
farmer, and much respected by his neigh
bors. Domestic troubles arc said to be the
cause Sidney Fremont Coz Rep.
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major Walker, Paymaster OF the U.
S. Army, died on the 2Sth ult., and was
buried with military houors at Jefferson Bar
raatr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-30

CTATEN ISLAND PROPERTY FOR sALE-A NEW
- story house, with from TO 81 of land; has
front Amboy bay the lower of the island
the view bathing hng &C. unsurpassed by the
island The house Is new and built by days work Of the
complete order will be sold low and accommodating
terms For particulars, &c, INQUIRE Of LECOMrE, $50
Greenwich street. N Y, OF ~ ROLLINS TOtenvte. q
T. Communication per Thomas Hunt, 7eococx a. NJ Fare
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-30

GALE OF LOTS IN THE CITY OF PGNsAcoLA--rHE
Of the Pensacola City Company for
The purpose OF aiding the construction Of the impon
railroad building from Pensacola TO Mcngoncry, in
Alabama In the completion Of the same wnhn me limits
OF he Stale Florida WIN offer for sale At public auction on
rst Monday of next the city Of Persa coa
lion OF their baldng LOTT. saes of the company lots viii
place the LIST OF October and 3ist o. December
1855 Under the appropriation OF the proceeds o. these sales
the Fors ne forty five miles In extent from fenscea TO
the State line of ALBANIA will be completed II IN believed, on
or before The let OF january 1859 IL confidently
peced that under energetic and ample me
of he Alabama Company the whole line OF road from Mont
gomery down to is junction with the Florida roaa viii oe
completed by the LIST July Is59hus opening
by railway between Pensacola and Montgomery and with
the network Of railroads extending to eavanneh Chleegn
New York the Northern lakes Chicago and the mouth Of Me-
ONO sales OF lots will be made at time TO those dssrlng
TO purchase at private sale application TO b. ID. Wright
ESQ agent OF the Pensacola City Comp at Pensecofa
Terms of sale third year. and
third at two Bonds given perfect titles payment
of the whole purchase money.
O. DAVIS. Peasaeois
II. CHASE. City Comp,py.