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GEO c. ANDERSON. ALEXANDER bA RCLAf
ESTABLISHED IN 1891
BANKING HOUSE or
q q n & 4 &. A ID 4 A q n r. & q
1 HAVE this day admitted as . partner in The
L Banking Business, Alexander Barclay, {wbo has
been my tellsr for the last six years.. The busi
ness, hereafter, viii be conducted under the fru
and style OF
GEO. G. ANDERSON l. CO.
Being one Of the Oldest Banking Houses tif moi
the oldest) in Iowa, the new frm sahcits eontin
nence Of forme- patronage so lberally extended Il
e senior partner.
They viii make collections and remit, less Ex
'changs, on the day Of payment, free Of charge.
Their references rs formerly by senior part
ner,
RxFERgscKs:
Park Bank, n. Y.
Winslow, LAnier Co., Bankers N. Y.
Edward W. Clark d Co., Philadelphia.
Howard Banking Co., Boston.
capp, Fuller Browne, Bankers, Boston.
Marine Bank, Chicago.
Hoffman Beipcke, Chicago.
Mechanics Bank, Pittsburgh.
Farmers Deposit Bank, Pittsburgh.
Kramer Kahn, Bankers,
fillmore Brothertou =, Cincinnati.
A. ID. Hunt Co, % Louisville.
State Savings Institution, ST. Louis.
keosuk, Jan. |, '5s. GEO. c. ANDERSON
jsn5i
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HAlsNUNH
FEEDING THE HUNGRY.

FEILING THE HUNGRY.
New, in consideration of hard times, il i.
lN very necessary for our citizens to use econ
ony in the purchase q what they consume In
order TO live fnt and cheap you must buy GOOD
and CHEAP articles. To do this, call al w. H.
Austin Co. 5 old stand, where you viii end his
successor,
s. l.. Earnum,
and his accom- modating clerks, who are eveI
ready and willing 10 aiminsier TO the wants oi
the countless multitudgs who daily throne
around his counter, awaiting their turn To D.
| served vita the good thingsso necessary to life
Citizens uf keukuk, and farmers vi the sur.
| rounding eoGntry, give me a call, and you viii
never regret it the longest day you live.
The Undersigned having purchased the entire
sto Of W. II. Austin b Co, at No, 1Oy, south
side Of Main street, thrse doors west Of Fourth
i y le.t0as .. :. slaIS ui tA. patronage OF nis
friends and the public generally,
Goods viii be delivered To any part Of the
city with prolnptness and dispatch. Ierms strict
iy CASH
N. b. You win find you q an buy goods uily us
cheap as you formerly have done. Don't forget
1o8 Main.st. s. l.. BAkNuM.
Keokuk, May !, 'hs-dAwtf
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IMPORTANT ChANGIS,
Saturday Evening Train Put On
OHIO L. MISSISSIPPI
'4o4DkR R - oApo..
Il A IL X 9 AID.

Completed 10 Cincinnati Through ,oith o.t
change Of cars Only one change
Of cdrsto Louisptile-- One
change to Ciereidnd.
lnNEto Wheeling, aud two less changes of Cars
~ and baggage and 60 miles ne arer to All East
ern Cities tnan By any other route.
THE GREAT NATIONAL ROUTE eayyYdas
| the 4. S. Mad and Adems Eapress.
On and after Wednesday j uly lst, traina will
! leave u follows;
| US. .MailIrain--Leayes Office, corner lth and
Chestnut, at louc a IN. Leaves East 81. .LOuis
Depot al l0:50.
Express sIrain--Leapeso Office, corner Of lth and
Chestnut, Mt p. III. Leayos East st. Louis Depot
I AT 1850 p m.
! In order to accommodate the travelling pub
lie, saturday Afternoon Train has been put
up, and trains will run above every day except
Sunday.
one SUNDAY TRAIN AT 3:oOP. NJ.
N. B.-All trains make direct aud certain con
aeetions at Cincinnati with ali Easterp Mail And
Express Trains, thusformin. the sAsvtsst, esekssf
and only Broad Gauge Route to New York boston
Philadelphia, Baltimore, W afhington City Pitts
bargh, wheeling, Cleveland, buffalo, and all
Eastern cities.
Also, Chicago, and al points on theIilinois Cen.
trail X. X.
ONLY ONE CHANGE OF CARS TO CHICAGO.
New York passengers have choice Of four good
railroad routes, from Cincinnati, viz New York
Erie, y. Central, PeGnsy ylyania Central and
Bait ltimore OHIO.
Through passengers should avail themselves oi
this most reliable route between the East and
tho est a. il affords unusual Iacii iities bein q
X superior road and the only Irond 6uage Road In
the West.
Passengers for Decatur, Bloomi gton, Lasalle
Rock Island, Burlington, Peoria, Duneith, Ca
lena, Peru, Sc, connect ut Sandoeal with the
Illinois Central X. II. for the above names points
direct.
Passengers for Mattoon and Chicago connect at
odin with the Chicagc Branch. Through from st.
Louis with only one change of cars
Through baggage check given in the city, and
baggage Landle tree giving passengers Iutroubis
Rtthe Depot
THROUGH TICKETS
| Can be procured at the Offices. Nus. IS and 80,
corner oil 4th and Chestnut streets, under the
Planters House, and ut No. 81 Levee, corner OF
| Vine street.
/ TB~ Both Offices ale exactly on the corner--the
! only places 10 obtain re nat le information.
". HI. CLEMENT Gen'l supt.
ISAAC WiMAN, Gen'l Western Aga
/ omnibuses will callfor passengers and baggage
in any part of the city, BY leaving their address
either of tho Offices Cailreguinfiy at the Hotels
! iylT
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For Hcmf.
O STORE k00Ms under the New Hotel--a On
Q Main street, and on Fifth all of which
l will tent for retail stores, for the following
kinds Of business; krugs and Peri fumery, cents
Furnishing Goods, Merchant Tailoring, Ladiss'
saDs Est.t,isAusens, Ailiinsry, Try uooas, Voa-
fectionary ana les Cream, Family Grocery. and
Cigars and Tobacco.
Also, one room connected with the house for .
Variety Store or BsnaAr; all OF which will -
rented on tcTms according to the times.
apr26d H0RNISff 4 wILSEY
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PENNsX GENITAL RAIL
ROAD.


Z ~
THREE TRAINS DAILY FRoA
Pitssbuxeh so PhiiadeIphia.
Trains leave Ritlsburgh as foliows. Mail a.
m; Fast LtAe ?. m; Express Mail g:ac p. IN.
The Etprsss Nail Runs Daily, he other tive
sundays excepted. Making Direct Con-
nections with all trains from
ST. Louis, Mo-, Dubuque. keokuk and Iowa City
Iowa Carr, Rock Island and Chicago, H.;
Lexington and louisville, Ky, Ierre
lihute, Indianapolis and Lafayette,
Ind; CIncianati, Columbus, bay
ton, Toledo, Cleveland,
Zancsvilie, Crest
line MASH
Ion and Wooster, Ohio,
Also, Kansas, Nebraska, Minnesota, and
All lpointstn he Wo0eE
30 FARE As Low As Br ANY oTun8 yrE. -
Passengers from the West can rely upon
this AS being the shortest and uiost
expeditions route TO
PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE, NEW YORK,
AND ALL EASTERN CITIES.
THos. MOORE, gent
Passenger Lines Of Penn. X. H., PHILADELPHIA
Jan. /. 3s-d
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Union Foundry
AND
MACHINE SHOP.


AND
MACHINE SHOP,
Cor. Bank 4 Athsts., ,..-.-.. X oil uk
J. r. BEATTY & co.,
MANUFACTURER Of Steam En- nginttand Ma
Nl chinery of every description, saw and Gris,
Min achinery, House Fronts, " indow Caps md
Sills ,Balconieha and NeranGuhs A general a. sort
men Of castings a aiwayson hand. orders.o oIieitsd
and promptly atteDdedto.
keokuk, Apri1s, '57-d
IOWA STATE ElNsUiEANGE co.,
oHYIcE IN sAxpLE's sEw BuILIisG, 2Sp STORY
Second street, X eokuk, Iowa.
TNHls home Company takes Risks on the safer
i classes OF property ON TllEMUTUAL PLAN,
AND On THE CASH PLAN FOR A CASH PRE-
MUM, nj rates as reasonable AS those of any
relisble Company.
DIRECTORS:
C.H Perry, II Tucker,
Geo. Il. smyth, 3. Hamill,
Wm.F Turner, d. A. bay,
III. ID. WOODWARD, J.W. RANKIN.
T. Ii Harrison, John McCune,
S. +. vooThies.
orvIcERg:
c. C.H.PERRY ,Prest. Il. IA. HARRISON, Treas
S. HANlLL, Vice Prest. VIZ. TURNER Sec.
jaDl3dSm
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STODART,s UmrivaIed New York
Rimm0 EOrteS.

TINHE magnificent and unsurpassed Instruments
L manufactured by this house, tthe oldest and
most extensive in the United States, can be pro-
cured Of the subscriber in every variety Of hand
some rosewood cases, Of 8, 81, 90 AID Z octaves.
Parties in want Of a really foe Instrument are
earnestly invited to cali before purchasing else
where. II. u. HEWITT, Agent,
Cor. 5th aud Pine sts.,
April dom st. Louis, Mo.
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N u hAtta n life lDsu rn nee q q m p "A n
46 BROADWAY, NEW YORK

To BkUADWAfs NEH fUHk.
Cdsh Cdpifafaad Accumulation S400, zoe.
lEPUSlTED 500 900 with he Com ptrol lier II h,
- state Of New York for the security Of Policy
holders. In addition to which the stockhoider re
personally liable. - mong the Directors are the
moei wealthy aud infucntia citizens of New York.
This Is stock Company, returning to the as.
sureG s74 per cent Of all the eproitstri-annusily.
party 80 years Of age may secure to his family
Tree from theclans of his sro5- tors for about so
cents per week, policy fof $1,000.
v ho would nots pare this sum for the gratifcB
tion Of reflection, sick bed or in case Of scci-
dent that II all else fail, he had made u certain
provision for his familyi II would tighten his
pain and 0 more for his recover xl0hAn medicine
N. b. MOAN, pres't.
c. Y. WEnPLE, Sec'y.
Prospectus with all necessary nforma tion 4 ur.
nished by RICkEY 4 SIMPSON, ,Agts.
Third Stree
angs-dly keokuk Iowa
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GEM EMS
JEWELRY STORE.

L llANiN6 just retarned from the East, a
l L respectfully call the attention Of my "a
friends, and the public generally, to my
newand fnestook Of watches jswelry silver aud
plated ware fancy goods, &c.
watches.
Fine gold duplex magic, paten and detached
lever watches, silver patent and detached levers,
and 'Epines Of all kinds andqualities.
JeWcIry.
Ladies plain gold mosaic, came and enamelle
earrings and breast pins, ladies and children =
gold and jet bracelets, ladies aud gents gold
chains, pencils and pens, gold and diamond finger
rings gold and silver thlmbies, gent gold breast
pins, studs collar and sleeve buttons goid silver
steel snd patent pectaeles pocket, table and des
sert cutlery, and scissors.
SILVER ware.
In whichline intend not to bcsurpassed by an
store west or north of l. Louis yin. silver table
dessert and tea spoons andtorks sugar cream mu.
tard and salt spoons, butte nd fruit nysssiyer
aud plated napkin rings, &c
Piatcd ware and Fancy oods.
Plated Agd hritanniat tea sets, castors, fruit and
cake baskets ,csndiestcks, pearl and shell pock ct
booka, and In fact every thin & pertaining to my
line.
Clocks.
generalassortmento Of clocks of tn ell lates pat
terms nd bcst make al war; anted to keep good
tame
e4-Watches and Jewelfy repaired inehe m most
workmanli lik manner nd at he shortest1ybice.
my6dly JULES dEHSER.
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Lumber.

FINHE subscribers would inform tho consumers Of
j Lumber, and the public generally, that they
are now prepared to furnish all kinds OF Lumber
usually made by = Saw Mill, including Lath,
Flooring Joist, shseting and siding Of any length
that may be desired.
Call at the New Saw Mill, on tho river, near
Whites Pork House. PAUL HuMES.
N. b. Stove Wood for sale At 81 80 per cord.
uep2Sdu
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PHA AND PiTTsBURGn

FIRST class IeSps. Shoes
Hats and Cap6 ~ Goods lin
boxes, bales 81 tEanks,) Drugs 75c. y 100 lbs.
nn boxes and bales,) Feathers,
kurs, DC, dc.
SEcosl CLAss.--Domestic sheet1
ing, ehirtlng and licking lin
orlginalbsies Drugs Tin easks)
Hardware, Leather, Liquor i'm uvS- AvS0s.
casks, Wall Paper, Wool and
sheep Peits, eastward, ac., dc
Third CLAss.-Anyils, Chains lin
casks, Hemp, Bacon andPork,
saited loose or IN sacks Paints soc. z. 100 ba
ldry and in oil,) Oils, Except
lard and rosinl,
FourrB CLAss.-Golfee. Fish Ba
con, Beef and pors lin casks or
boYss, eastward, Lard and
Lard Oil, Nails, soda A sh, Ger an. ,a,oon.
maDCiay, lar, Pitch, kosin, wv 80
Steel, Manufactured Tobacco,
kosin Oil, Qneensware, Sugar,
thhds. bbls and bxs. d &c. DC
FLpUR-75c n bbl., until further notice.
oKAlN-55 cts. a. 100 MS until further notice
C0TIoA-S2 e bale, not exceeding 500 tts in
weight until further notice
in shipping ooods from any point east Of Phiia-
deiPhiat be particular 10 marx packages 'pia
PeaHsyipaaia Rati,oad. All goods consigned TO
the Agents of tins road at Philadel phia or Pitts
buIgh, WI! De forwarded without detention.
FREIGHT ENTs-ciark 4 Co, Chicago ;
! Packer Co., Memphis, Tenn; p. u o'Riley d
/ Co, Evansville Ind; Wm Bingham Louisville
ky.i X. {. Meldrum Madison, Ind. II. W Brown
Co., aud Irwin Co, Cincinnati; II ). Pierce 4
! CO., Lancsville, O.; Leeeh Co., No, 81 kilby-st
Boston leech Co., NJ. Astor House, n. Y.
No. Wiiliamst., n. Y; h. j. Sneeder Phiiadel l.
/ phia; Magraw koons, Baltimore u. A. stewart
/ Pittsburgh. III. H. HOUSTON,
General Freight Agent.
| II. j. LoMBAERT, Sup't, Altoona, Penn.
I Jan. !, '5S--dfy
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u e eOkuks WI. PfeHsnn a. musCa n
kA z s Ery
= "A ! II = q a D.
1858. spring Arrnng mcnt. 1855

CHANGE OF TIMEt
THREE DAILY TRAINS, SUNDAYS ExcEPrEp.)
nN and after April 2pth, 1858, and until fur
~ ther notice, trains will run on the above road
ss follows:
First Train lsAves Packet Depot, Keuknk daily
Mondays ezceptcd) at a. III. This train will
make sure connections with the Burlington and
Rock Island Packets. Pack cts viii leave Montrose
promptly at o'clock d.
Second Train leaves keokuk daily tsundays sx-
cepted) at 10 0 clock ~.
Third Train leaves keOkuk 1aiiy tSundays ex-
cepted) at =. m.
first Train leaves Mentrose daily (Mondays ex-
cepted) at 5:3Oa
second Train leaves Mohtrose daily Sundays OK.
ceptedy at s.45 "a. M.
Third Train leaves Montr0se daily (sundays e1
cepted) at ?. N. u. ". DAVIS,
Superintendent.
j. Il. TEwsBuRY, Ticket Agent.
Apr20iAw
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MUSIC TOHk.
II B. uINMAN havin < purchase -nDE-t
LIZ the stock Of Patrick Grouse
has now exhibition and for snieU UU
at the Jcwelry Store, next door 20 u 4 Love
Co.'S Banking House, variety Of Pianos, Melode-
oi.S, and via.I Aoal Ans,I with
music books sheet music dc.
Also, lxrge collection Of beautiful pictures,
Engravingsar paintings. All which willie sold
on reasonable terms. b. b. HINMAN
decl9d
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vANsICkLEN a MILLS,
| 4 N R AL Az Ti0N 4 Il X s
CO. N, mi ssi ON Merchants.

verandsh Building, Johnson-st, under Court House,
NA} I'LL attend saes Of real or personal property,
w receive ana sell on commission all kinds ot
goods furniture cattle, horses, &C.; receive goods
= storage, pay charges, and do general agency
business. Cash advasced on goods received for i'm
mediate sale. vANslCkLEN 4 MlLLS
nov2M
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Slaughter Coal Co.
Tons OF COAL
AT 20 CENTS PER BUSHEL

this market. Itignites easily, burns brightly and
generates heat than any other article for sale,
excepting none, Its chief economy and excellency
consists In its burning to ashes and leaving no
cliuksr or Grader.
For mechanical purposes II positively cannot be
surpassed, ~ those using II win attest.
Orders must be left on the book ni the Office over
coilier 4 Co.'s Grocery Store, Sd ST. between Main
anu Jonrson, and they shall be promptly attended
to, as heretofore. l.. c. UBlNs,
March 8-d Agent.
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JOHN W. NOBLE,

/ l. Al l. W,
IoWA
4 ARFlCE on johnson street, between 2d and sd
~ over the Postotice.
nov6dly
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Keokuk Agency
rOk
WHEELER a WILsON's
crLxnaA41D
Family Sewing Machines
N. w. JONES,

N. W. JONES,
wATCH.MAKER AND JEwELER,
ID ESPECIkULLxahforms the citizens Of Keo-
IN kuk and vicinity that be may lie found at j.
Parmels, flate Psrmels campbell) No. 57A
Msin-st., between 81 and Sd, where be would be
pleased 20 attend to the wants of all who may fa-
yer him with call.
Watches, Clocks, and Jewelry repaired and
warranted. n. w. JONES.
aprSedtf
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1855.

&ANa 3 ,SkREa 4 :
! r A I L II o A D.
1 THE PACKETS
/ MAKE SURE CONNECTIONS AT QUINCY AND
BURLINGTON WITH TRAINS ON
THIS ROAD.
! &U~Passengers for the North connect at Men
dola with Illinois Central Railroad ard reach q A.
lena or Dubuque in n hours from keckuk!
CLOSE AND CERTAIN CONNECTIONS
Made in Chicago with EASTERN TRAINS.
This Route is from 12 10 As hours quick
or tina n any other. aud much { he per
to all points in isconsin Michigan, Central In
diana and ohio, Pennsy wanna, New York, the New
England states ard Canadas.
JzB- Ba ggage Chccked Through to Suspension
Bridge or Buifslo, and checks exchanged on the
cars for points further East.
FIrst Glass Fare from Keokuk
To Boston, $S4 so TO New York, $sl 50
4" Albany, q 50 Euaalo, rs 30
" Cleveland, II 50 Pittsburgh, q SO
" Cincinnati, IA 90 Chicago, so
PASSENGERS CAN PROCURE
Through Tickets.
From X okuk to allpoints in the East, Nor,a
and south-East, al the
RAILROAD TICKET OFFICE,
Main ST., btspeen First and Second,
KEOkUk, IOWA.
LROAD TICKETS
Good for unlimited length Of time allowing
Passengers tostop at any point and re-
sumo their journey AZ leisure.
Stea boat Tickets rood until Close of Navigation.
G1A- Once open a, all hours.
JR. R.TEWKSBuRY,
Foreign Ticket Agent C. B.s Y. k. X. Line.
aprl9-dAw
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ATTO RNEY AT l. W,
nFFIcE in Dudley House, corner of Main and
~ Eighth Streets, keokuk.
dcc25iAw
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VOL. s..
U he u ate Ultn,
ruBLisaED EyERY noKxme, tsusDArs E1cxprEp, j
ny y. ~. HOWELL co.
THE DIES uOInE& VALLEY WMIG
Is rusLIsHEp EvEEr MONDAY noaxIsa.

TERMS:
For single subscribers, per year ,..........41 SO
For Ctubs Of Five more, /" each ,...........I 90
1psysbie Invariably in aduanes.
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M,fAKLAND HOusi

M'fARLAND HOUSE,
j. A. PATMOR, PRoPRIEroR,
Formerly Of the sherman Hous., ohiesro, Ills
FRoNT-sT., BET. CEDAR PINE,
Opposite steam Ferry Landing,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-08-10

At d county court held for Kanawha county,
the 20tA daylof ApriB 1858,
John Slack, sheriff OF this county. this day
presented here the List OF Delinquents IN the
4cSpltation and property tax Of this couuty,in
the lower commissioners district re said
county, which list being examined BY the
court, ana verified by the sffidayits required
by law, is allowed and ordered ID be certified
10 the Auditor of Public AccouHts for settle
nnent. Teste, A Qt1ARRIER, elk.
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only wai.iag.

Only waiting Still the shadows
Are little longer grown
Only waiting till the DINNER
IOf the days last beam is flown
Till the night Of earth SHADED,
From the heart once full of day
Till the stars Of heaven are breaking
"a Through the twilight soft and gay.
Only waiting till the Keepers
4 Hsyethe last sheaf gathered homo j
For the Summertime Is faded,
And the Autumn winds have come.
Quickly, reapers | gather quickly
The lastTipe hours on my heart
For the bloom Of life is withered,
And hasten to depart.
Only waiting till the aagels
Open wide the mystic gate,
At whose feet long have fingered, "a
Weary, poor, and desolate St
Even now | hear the footsteps,
And then voices far away, =
| If they cslIme. | am waiting,
Only waiting to obey
/ Only waiting till the shadows
Are alittle longer grown,
Only waiting till the gtImrner
or the days last bealnlis iiown,
Thenfromout the gatiieSng darkaess
Holy, 5deathless stars shall rise.
BY whose Light my soul shalt gladly
Tread It's pathway to the skies.
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N \

ssk m, y ,.4.-Eiss-i.5ss Il - r.,
oEn. lnsy were alstlnguisnea g esg
Malcom ana t'afs Male2m NY iatne3
pronounced me names % -Nae'ns ana
sEtss MgegAs =
Dag Malcom ne described ns 2 man @
sHy na!s ieroclty.
Inc TWO cousins agreed g cross me
hanaWna ~ quest q deer Tney were
warned Oy their companions ina. there
vas oauger o. lnqians lurking ~ me
Woodss VINO, notwithstanding lnelf enleI
Vas ln sne garrison, Wouid uo. iah e
Prefer ING celsa'a cnalce q 9 scalp e s,s
safety having nea sneir canoe oppesi.e
.he Iors, tney plunged it.Io sae qeeP WOODS
Ein pursuit o. games 9a1 ME Enlnklng
tnas tne nrst snarp CRACK o. inc net rine tnas
would break me deep flience o. tne
WOODS around ITEM would ee tnato. shetf
mor.al Ioe' ana one ~ snem tns DOGGY
vlctill g. ms unerring ann q Ahey nao
asrseo' before separating lot sn g
space' sna1 me signai o. als.ress snoalu
r. me seen Wnlste q ,nelrIne cnalges.
Iana tnet me one should insanity repair $
2 ne spot Wnere ne nearo me Fepofsies
me o.nerls gun. Ihey nad MOI proceed
ted iar I'll Big Maicom heard me sharp
tcrack Ola rite. Hs started with hurried
step, but All was deep silence: The di-
rectloIs ne could not have mistaken Dus
why DID not hIs cousin signify ms posi-
ton by3 q signal he paused IN anxious
Esuspense. The silence around was Ie g
faily olnlnoas Of II. ne piew upon mig
cnarger. Inc snfli ii5f s9un q rang tnIough
ne WOODS, out received no response save
rom lIs own echo. fie now ielt ieallnlly
impressed ma. me FsPor. ne 1 naa near :.
W. tns ssh0' oll n tnulA i n is WoLs.a
iears were soon seai'Ieu y 1ueIng nls
COUSIN iyingjshos: pieeaing ana senseiess.
6arning with 2 deslre ior Ieyenge. win J,
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M isssILang!.

The following intesastine artiele. we
take from he .Lou;sp;;iie .1ouraoL Il Re.
a.. u a. q In Rad ,nan IL III Foreat
naive F;no, ,vho apca Ind, Unlimited
swav E IN. yallav--this onca da,igbtfsI
home II M Abc,r;oi,na lTha n,,nJar !,
Copss,A ~ III, ! coId tloodad innplsiye
mnli,ar and would n,obalIv have been
visited with condipn punishment, but fol
IL l;t,,o as,;,nat;on Il vb;ch 4ha Rad
: ~ 'l.,I c.. 81. rs.
nan ilie 30 noiu. opAssi AlA - 'n ~ ~ !,
orable. noble Indian, Ihe tried friend q
the white man, lies buried 10 the enclo-
I, pint ptsasant the ..ana IL NJ. death
I e-sss. aIa.,.. .s.na &.
Du1 - nos''se II s'0A.' IL
grave. Ihere = naugnt % designate tne
spot, save3a depression Of hegroand,
such as Is naturally made b. the sinking
~ H. .a,,h - no,slv IS y !. s,r.va
w. !: ri.. :.!s. !. Il
WING ! rgiu.a = - 4Ssious' I1ss , = ~
present time, 10 erecting statues ana mon
uments 10 honor Of the talents and noble
chiyalry 81 her white sons, should moi the
;n,aet5,;iv bnnor fdal;tr ana nohls civ.
airy = IT III o.ss-'l,Oss ~ snou,'e :
the hatred n their own brethren, tor thelll
fidelity TO the whites-should not theii
i x s,a = VI Ia
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ri. Ii. YisHER- :, W Kagxsif.
l LAW AND JUSTICE 49,
#FT4f. FISHER and u. w. ENGLISH haY-
BA1. ingenterel into partnership; folItle
purpose Of pFaoLicing Lawn the counties ot
&fascn an Putnam will regularly attend the
loircuit, Quarterly and MoRthly Courts q
those twoicounies, and wilt pay every atten-
tion to business enthusiastic their care. Isl
i One or the other the firm will always he
ffsund at their Office, in Point Pleasant and
lone or the other will Iegu larly be at they VI
nh IA Cnunty Courts.
III EPt. ri ssant, Dec 2e{nStsl
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KANAwuAl COUNTY, % vii !:

EK1NAwHA l COUNTY, 10 viii ssf 5. 81 s$
/, John w Field, commissioned of the rev.
enue in heiower district pf said county. do
Rheteby certify that the foregoing list of delin-
quents has heen submitted to me, and that
haying inspected the same, and examined
each case of delinquency therein sci ont, I
am OF the opinion that The ssid list is iust
and CORRECT, and ought to be allowed Given
under my hand tins Goth day az April, 1852
John W FIELD, c.R.K.c
Sworn TO before me, q Justice Of the D x ~
Peace Tor said county, this 20tf w
day of April, 1858.