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MANI. ~
The Metropolitan Bank Of New York, and SUFFOLK
Bank of Boston rejected, Ut the lstest dates, the
following New England and New York Banks, and
Of coarse they are not received here:
Canton South China.
Exchange, Bangor
Maritime, do
Monsum River.
Ellsworth, Eirworth'
naiioweit, uallowell.
Sanford.
Grooers, Bangor.
China Bank, China,
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Exeter, Exeter.
xAssAcHUsRrTs.
Western, Springfield.
VERMONT.
South Koyalton.
Stark, Bennington.
Dandy, Dandy.
cossEcrlcuT.
Farmers Bridgeport.
Peauonpoek do
Wooster Dsnbury.
Hatters, Bethel.
Colchester, Colchester.
Merchants Exchange, Bridgeport.
North Amer, Seymour.
Pawcatuck, Pawcatuek.
Woodbury. W Woodbury..
Uncas.
Granite Bank,
Litchleld.
RHODE ISLAND.
Ritls Of all tho Rhode Island BANKS. ex.
-. ~ folIo-;nc a.nrn~ ,.ce;vna - tha
~. ,S 1888
ounolk Dank, VIE
Bank OF south County, Bank OF the hepuoho.
Farmers Dann' -, noPNtoD D.nA'
, uo isin m Sen' ~ 49, :.
A Ao
FkW fokA'
h8rieuitufA, heYklnef1ouhJ
DAiryman Newport.
uolihteFt DUMAS. 49,,
Ohvcr Lee GO, =, redeemed In Albany
heciprocity, Bunalo.
sackett's Harbor, bunAlo.
OntAflo, UTICA.
Bank OF Orleans, Albion.
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w. w. II Y II In Il ).
NO. rs MAIN-sT., KEoKUK.
CHEAP CASH STORE.
APRIL, 1855. -
fsAM NOW RECEIVING MY SRI
NEW SPRING AND = TdS1
G o @ rs h.
Embracing n.sA larger and a. ssss
n'eA ssna,a Goods i
Than ever before offered in this markst.11ly
Goods have all been bought within the 4
last month for CASH, and at
Prices tina, Cash only this
springwouldbuy
them Mt,
AND WILL BIZ SOLD AT PRICES
lnrFORCAsH
y with. s!
In short, my STOCK rs EXTENSIVE and De-
rable, and will be SOLD AT PRICES that will b.
looked for in vain Ut any other store.
lam prepared to give general benefit to my
friends and the world at large, and will be found
| on hand ready and willing to impart fayors to all
who Wan, to buy
GOODS CHEAP FOR CASH.
Fine French Lawns, Fine Robes hQuille,
Fine Organdie Muslins, Fine Bercge
Robes, Fine French Challies,
In every shade and color, as per cent. less
| than ever before offered
Plain Taffeta, Black Watered, Poulet djoie,
Satin du'Chine, and Plain Black
| SILKS, ut Bargains.
ks A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF NEW
Stella, Thibet and Grape SHAWLS, Lace
and Silk MANTlLLAS and TALMAS.
PRINTS, GINGHAMS AND DE LANES
From No Price Up.
c A r p e T r o o NJ g,
On the second floor, are now filled with NEW an'
CHOICE STYLES Of
velvet, BrusseIs, Tapestry and su'
per Ingram,
And all the lower grades Of CARPETING; makin
altogether much the largest, and many
BITTER QUALITIES or
RICH vELvETs AND BRUSSELS
Than before kept in this market.
Also, Floor OIL Cloths, all scidths, Rug,
Mats, and Stair Rods.
All Of which will be cold q good per cent. Les
than be bought elsewhere, and at prccr
that will bare comparison with
ANY OTHER AAHkET.
All Things are Ready, Come
Examine, Compare priecs and Quality
With Any othar Store,
AND BE CON N G. E ID.
April q, SD w. w. PERarE
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The road to Montrose has suspended
operations for the present. High water and
land slides are the cause.
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.,.,.., ...'sa
Prayer Books,
Rl~tveod's Christ and ApsStiss.
hfei n Israel, by Richards,
Pilgrims Progress.
Popular History d English Bible Translsll1ng
\ Tbs Altar at Home,
The Two sighss,
Fresh Thoughts ON Old Themes,
Thsodosia, or the Heroine Of Faith, Ell
Methodist Family Manual,
Principles and Practices Of Baptss, BY NJ
land;
Sacred Scenes and Characters,
The Dairy mans Daughter,
Shepherd Of Salisbury Plain,
Bible Manual, by Eyeretti
AcTraincs' Sermons,
Dicks Works,
Lorenso Dow . Works,
Chain Of Sacred Wonders.
cumming's Scripture Readings. snbrasiae
Mathew. Mark, Luke and John, Rxodul
. Leyiticus, 0cnesis.
Cumming's Minor Works,
CnnmiDg's Tent and Altar,
lAmins's Voices sn1llisht,
~ SWIMMING : Voices y,
cannias' l. sssss q: Blessed Iiss,S|
Cumming, Z Qn Bs1I<S3hs Flood.
cammips.s o. Romanisn, z
Csn616h Neands90Gn Philippians and James.
christian Life Social and Indisidnnlj
Sermons for - People;
HAlAm's Lectures on the Morning Prayer;
Mrs. Marshs Halle, or The Shscpfoid In the
Waters; T4Nssv A
Thoughts ~ Help and Cheer LIST and "a series; n
Bucks Harmony and Exposition Of our Lords
Great Prophecy;
Barnes' Notes Elm bracipg J amss, Peter, john,
and Jude, Ephesrans, PHILIPPIANS and
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the Hebrews, Epistier 70 the Romanss the
Gospels Of Isaiah, Job, Daniel.
Rainbow AruunAths TNnb.
For sale at Eastesn CataJ&s Prieoes 1t
OGDEN, BRQWNKLL . uO.6,
April -, SD Main and md so.ssts.
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Fer Des MoAnes.
The steamer Ed. Manning is lying 81 the Levee
taking on freight for tho Dss Moines River. The
Ed Manning aud her officers are familiar with the
river, and popular in Tho trade.
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
X. II. BREWER,
jel Agent.
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GTWhen are writer's like cattlep Whel
they are driven to the psn.
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ED-DR. LkrcHEn has removed his Office ncai
the corner Of Main and Third streets, over ths
Office Of Il. X. 1 DIV. Ford.
iunAadlA
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Cash in transit and Agents. hands I06, sri .o5
Money due Co., secured by morigage.... b.418.04
Real Estate unincumbered. $3.50. 47,s5S.42l
Bills 35,l77.ls
Market Value, |
bonds, and 10 " ct int. an iy, 4l02 oo0. 90
~ shares Railroad htock......... A,446.OO
so do Connecticut River Co. stock, $4,000
~ do Stafford Bank Stock. ......... 5000 90
II do Waterbury Bank. stock....s. 1000 90
% do Providence ..... 10000
1900 do Hartford .... 1p9 900 90
$685. do New York $50. 800, so
100 do US. Trust Co. N. Y. stock. 10000 90
$50 do N. Y. L. L., 4 Trustee. ~, bOe. 90
Total Liabilities, $l,5Os3s7s
Unsettled Claims no 4l7s,s2b.s4
Loses Eqaafabiy Adjusted and Promptly Paid.
UPWARDS OF eli 900 900
OF Losses have been paid by the EtnA Insurance
Co., in the past So years.
Fire and Inlana Navigation
Risks accepted at terms consistent with solyency
and fair profit.
Especial attention gven to the Tnsxrdnee Of Dwellings,
and Contents, for terms Of one TO .fve years.
and uninterrupted Through seasons Of financial sun
| shine and storm, ae1eriods eventful in or exempt
| from sweeping con1Agratons and maritime disas-
| tor. Being long established on q cash basis, the
troubles Of the credit system eject In NO mate
| rial particular.
| During "hard times" the security Of reliable In
suranse Is m imperative duty-thc ability Of
property owners to sustain loss being then much
| lessened
| Agencies in all the principal cities and town.
| throughout utf nj
delay, by any Of tho duly authorised Agents Of the
Company.
A0Business attended to with Despatch and Fl.
/ OFFICE of the Keokuk Agency, corner Of Enc
| and Main-sts. II. B. TEN-EYCK,
/ mchsl&wsm State Agent.
ROYAL srswAEr. sHo. 4 .eRISyISu
STE WART GRIFFITH,
Office formerly occupied by Hatch 4 Thompson
SECOND ST., sEAR MAIN,
kEOku .....I0WA
attorneys and Counseliors at Lar,
INSURANCE,
LOAN AND REAL ESTATE AGENTS
Parficpiar ATTENTION paid to the coHeefon Of Dsbft
ard Leantng Of Moneys.
I N s. u II A N g e
CALL AND
Insure your Property dln3Nst Loss BIZ
FIRE! FIREy FHSSEl
In the following responsible Companies
HUMBOLDT
EIHEI RANCE cow pANY
OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK.
CASH CAPITAL
rrUs, s4nndrca MALTA
LAMAR
! FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
NEW YORK.
Cash Capital 200, 900 Doviars.
PACIFIC
FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY
ST. LOUIS, NO.
Cash Capital t3OO 900.
f%rMarine Risks taken Il this very respons
sible Company.
The above highly responsible Composites are no
prepared to Insure Property against
. Loss or Damage by Fire,
~ And Pay all Losses Promptly. ~
- 1ECI7RE YOJIR LIVES
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Lands in Northern and Southern Iowa fol-
sale % favorable terms, by
mc.il0I STEWART 4 GRIFFITH, Agents.
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FER Des MeAnes.

ENHOHBE EOH SALE. Enquire Of
CHAPLIN LEE, Third-st. (Junelld3t
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TO 0ENTeEM1Ms -.
TIvHE superior stoek Of CiUghs. !ssss IT,
l ings, shirts, Drswers, ILL., - Ii
further notice, 81 LSss THAI nAt1nnM g.
ron CASH. x. y. $780, ss4
nev3AAw DooDooo0s
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Exchange Kcauccdl
The undersigned, members Of tho Banker
Association Of keokuk, will soil Exchange at the
following rates.
On New York, at per cent. in Specie.
!" /" per cant. :" Currency.
" St. Louis, per cent
GEO. G. ANDERSON co.
H.K. LOVE 4 CO.
FICKLEN LUCAS.
CHAPLIN : LEE.
may2Sdtf RIX, HALE co.
NOTICE.
OFFICE or HarcH THOMPSON,
kEoKuK, May q, 1858.
On and after this date We will sell Exchange on
st. Louis at 1 per cent. premium; on New York
per cent, for coin, and per cent for currency.
my2sd
NOTICE.
You can buy good large Cook Stove, with
Trimmings ali completes. for SIS. at No. ~ Main
street. C0MsToth BhoIHEN.
mayl9dlm
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]. A. N A S ON,
ID f N II L s II

Ar W.. HICKS, M. d. surge ON
Nl. Dentist. Office on Second-St.,
between n ain and johnson streets, keo t) -
kuk, lows. Imay4dkw1 IID
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-. INSURE YOUR LIVES,
he Benefit Of those you LoUe!

MutuaI Benefit Life Insurance Co.
SaChoyfe,ed BY the State Of Nsr Jersey, 1s45.
Lctses paid up to January ,704 ,s49. b6
Dividends paid to insured ,0O6, 698 II
Net accum ulated CspitAi..-....... 10
Policies are issued In the above reliable -
responsible Life Insurance Company, 6ys3aylng
one-hah the premium in cash, giving note1of the
other half 1T 8 pr cent. interest-ap11nAl dixi-
dends, averagingS5 per cont, paid 70 imo6rsd md
not to ockholders.
Call and see the agents for above Companies, q
their office on Second street.
STEWART D GRIFFITH. I.
els 200 Fret Mortgage Bends III
OF the tn Fl, Wayne X. X. 10 Exchange Tor
Lands.
IMPROVED CITY PROPERTY FOR SAIL.
IMPROVED FARMS FOR SALE sgsSays
Land Warrn ants w = = oX
500 Acres Choice Farming l4AnAA,
In Lucas and Ringgol6 Counties, Iowa,
For Sale Cheap or Erchanee for Goods.
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Philadelphia CITY Properly.
Missouri or Illinois.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-05-06

THE Supreme Court Of California has
decided in the case Of BIpDrE BooGs vs.,
The Merced Mining Company reversing
the judgment Of the court below. The
question involves the title Of Fremont to the
mineral wealth Of his Mariposa claim. The
court deciLes against FREMoST, and that a
fee simple to land does not carry with it the
title to the gold extracted therefrOm This
is considered great triumph for the miners.
Tue official vote OF Connecticut at the
April election has been declared. BuckKo-
HAN, Republican candidate forGovcrnor, is
elected by a plurality Of 2,15i over PRATT.
The full vote was a. follows BucKIEGHAM,
36,29s PrArr, 1854 Scattering, 2s5.
Tux execution of GEORGE w. SrovALI,
Of NiLyinia-street, and once Baptist minis
ter, for the murder Of MARY RAY DuRASD,
with whom he was living at the time, took
place at New Orleans on Frilay the 9Th
inst.
THg WEALTH OF ILLINOIS The returns
Of the County Assessors OF Illinois 10 the
State Auditors ofic, emitting several couB.
ties not yet received, foot up ~ follows:
Total value Of real and per-onarpro-
psrty ia 1851 tsG7,E7,ss7
Total value Of real and personal pro
per,y in 1855 333,3;0,2a0
Increase in two years tH,2I7,l27
or 22 per cent. The Chicago Press says the
actual aggregate increase Of wealth in the
State during the period specified is probably
nearer one hundred millions, the Assessors
estimates being always considerably below
the real value Of the property.
When the Hon. EDWARD EvEngrr was
received a, Charleston On the 10th inst. be
was addressed by Mr. YEADos, a.: Mr.
EVERETT, Orator, Patriot, Gage, Cicero Of
America, IAudator Of Washington, Apostle
OF Charity, High Priest Of the Union, and
Friend OF Mankind
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WASHINGTON, April ~.

..
Inc rport OF u,e majority o' the seiec
committee on the iacts ana circumstances
attending the SAFE u roFI smelling, was
mace today u tne iiouse' ~ enters laiiy
INTO history o. 'i,e Proceeaings. says lhat
The SAFE was elected win sucn privacy ina.
outs'dc .. u.e oe.ie'afL Vi war, none pu,
tne continuation iuiuieu'a.ciy h'eresteu hao
any hho"ieuse +" ~ ana mat ihe iae' oo-
mu.su peo,Ci.y ohiy aleF inc o0aiiFiiia a., y
Vi Tue sa'e ~ INC secretary ol ""t' ha'
10 stssial aa.aor1'! was gl'en MN 10 se..'
no. oiu eA'sIi''S ia"s 'oii'er ui' MN VI, ~"
81 " SCH 'Dli''a! pos,s VI ies.I sa'io "'',
1IIs wv nai a'IG"iy "uIon, 1n 49, ss - nv
reooit s'gucu oy nVile,i VI nv rN'"'n''
e,.'' " ,"uiaua s,' ,',o,,'' VI 'nlao's
Inc p'' ~n.on 'ti 't"''''!"" ''i'e''u,eu
~ ,'i'io"s' ~ ~. nj, 800 ~, ~ ,ha
,i,i. 10 NV :,'a'e s''a,' ~ n."'l'e' ''o w..
MN ae'' y =, '"'i,u =!
ai'e ie'I .to.y asn,s s'.in soii 'oii'nHs Pop
ui"'io" s"hn0.c". ioi "iTP'''oh'''''0 w IN y
s'esS' 10, "n'" 'NV P'GPv nav n1.'. SAM
i~ou y! Sons'eSs ~ hoiu +" eo''''H'''' ""''
P'1seh' wv s''"', " ,uns.e
Pa'oeS u"'eo 'eh 'a''' ".' r. ~"
I M AZ .ne Nasy Gep", ,nn no'" ap.
,l! III sonii,iana VI 'he s.can, nIsale
N.asa.a; rour n,'hafeu iann se'thty n' nc,
.. Tue 'ei'e'aP" 'Ao'e lai oee'l eo',eo III 'ie
.N.asa1a .cn anu ;, Asai''n'io"' r''c' "0u"
carry isIT ,,'ns n....,.,,oa..o
mp. .,uuson "r''es 'i''' NC nau ".;h 'I-
sel,ea WIN c'oiy Courtesy an" 'na' his o''
"'. ,, anu n'en ne'e al wen. IA.
rive thousand Sven nun"fe ~, oiis "'lc
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New YoRk. April 81.

The steamship Moses Paxton, with the
California mails Of April 5, arrived this
morning with nearly million and half in
treasure, and upwards Of five hundred pas
sengers.
Freshets had been very great, especially
10 the mining regions.
Capt. Bennett, Of the Platte brig Corde
liz, was arrested ut San Francisco, and held
to bail on charge of having scnttled his
vessel at sea, having Grst robbed her Of
$4,000 in silver, which he had shipped at
Maaltariz for San Francisco.
Oregon dates are to the 18th ult. The
Salem wing Of the Democratic party had
nominated Lafayette Grover for Congress,
and John Whitaker for Governor, and also
unanimously adopted resolutions sustaining
Buchanan administration. The other wing
Of the party were TO hold convention on
the first Of April.
A sanguinary battle took place at Ara
quipa, on the 7tb, between the Government
forces, under Castillo and the revolutionists,
headed by Vivanc0. The latter was de-
feated, and had escaped into Bolivia.
Araquipa was stormed by Castillo. The
battle is said to have been terrific. Of one
battalion GOO men which defended the bar
racks, all were killed but 40. Three steam.
ers were taken and sent 70 Callao.
The loss on both sides at the storming Of
Arsquipa was over 1000 killed, and the city
was filled with wounded.
II Is said Castillo intends to push the war
into Bolivia, and attempt the overthrow Of
IIinarez.
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ST. LOUIS. April y.

ST. LOUIS, Apfu -.
The Rspubl,can has just received letters
from independence, stating that the Santa
Fe mail. with dates TO the Is of April, ar.
rived on the 22nd Between Fort Union and
the Arkans, IS river the party encountered
violent snow storms, which were followed by
cold 50 severe rs 10 freeze some OF the AMI
mas in the train. Ouiragss by the Indians
in the southern part of the Territory con.
tinued.
Mr.. Giddiugs, mail contractor on the
southern route, hal been killed by Thomas
Smith, in an ARRAY growing out of dis.
pute over game Of billiards. An encoun-
ter occurred between Arcston Beck, OF the
firm OF Beck n johnson, and man named
German IN which the latter was killed and
the former dangerously wounded, and is not
expected TO survive. Beck was extensively
connected with the commercial interests OF
the Territory.
The Santa lie papers say Capt. Marcy
had been over;aken by an express rom Gen.
Garland, directing him TO wait until an es-
cort OF four companies could JOIN him.
Marcy was resting on the Arkansas river,
near Bents Fort. The escort was sent di-
rect, in accordance with Instructions from
head quarters expressed from Leavenworth
some weeks since.
The Rspubtioca has received an extra
from the Office of the Fort Smith Ark
TUNES which states that 10000 Indians are
congrega,,d on the plains with determine
tiop OF making descent on the frontier.
llStilitics had already commenced in some
quarters, and the Albuquerque expedition
had returned in consequence. The Times
extra attributed this movement to brigham
Young, TO draw of troops from Utah to Iro-
tect the frontier States.
The Repabi,can emphaticaliy con'radicts
the statement, on the authority OF gentle
naa- st,.a.e:sedd 70 tho ays.--.aHa @e't ey,edl
ton, who reached here yesterday from ri
Paso, and who travelled over the country
said to be occupied 10y these Indians, sui'se-
quent 10 The time they are represented 10
have been on the ronte. wthou, any moles-
tations whaieyee.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-05-06

1t has now been ascertained beyond the
possibility of doubt, that in niady-nme Of
the one hundred counties CT Illinois, the
Democratic Conventions met by regular
call, appointed delegates to the State Con.
vention, and endorsed the position Of Doug
las aud his Democratic colleagues in Con
gress. IL ALL ILLINOIS THERE WAS NOT EVEN
ONE LECoarToNIrE CHOSEN TO THE STATE
CONVENTION IHE ENTIRE STATE IN IT'S
PRIMARY MEETINGS DENOUNCED THE FOIL
ChitGgo Times.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-05-06

A bill for the re-charter OF the Merchant
and Manufacturer Bank. Of rit,sburg has
passed ID. Pennsylvania House Of Repre-
seuta,ives, and now only awaits the Govern
oes signature. having already passed the
senate.
The candidates for Governor 10 Rhode
Island are two OF the wsalthiest business
men in the State, ALEXANDER DrScAs, the
Democratic candidate, teing rated at s,roe-
thing over million dollars, and ELISHA DyEs
Republican, atS200 about 900.
The Iowa Legislature adjourned '.~ due
ca the 23d alt. A special election for The
confirmation or rejection Of the bank laws u
ordered 70 be bed On tbs fourth Moodsy Of
Jase ssxt- No doabt thy viii be sustained
by decided majority.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-05-06
ST.. IDrrs, April &c.

ST. Lorrs, April &c.
Tire I/~venwor,h correspondent Of the
Republican says at the election on the 2lst
for memters Of the Convention TO nominate
State officers, anti I<ayenworth Constitution
delegates were elected.