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EAWunA % yaAA Fs I, N. >.
nYFERs his services - pAyslsias, Surgeon, 40
" coushsar, ,saA Dsaeast, 70 the sitissns Of Kso-
kuk and vtsinity.
Edusatsd q one Of the most renowned Universi-
tis in Gsrnsay, Vienna, his hospital practice
there, - veil his sxpsriencs during four years
service ~ Surgeon In the x. x. kusstsn Navy, and
also three ysafs psaetics In New Kr gland, WILL he
hopes, sessss TO him the conAdsnes Of this CON-
munity.
Anything undes the head Of Dsntistry-opsra-
tive or nschanicAl-wiil bs executed 10 satisfse-
tory nsnnsF aAd warranted. Charges reasonable.
Attsndancs given at private dvslhngs II required.
kxaminations and advice gratis.
0nes Third street, over Rask y . Cigar 6tore.--
Once hour 10 70 ~ A. n, ! 70 olP.n.
Residence Routth-st., between Highand Morgan.
Rsynusrcss.-Mss. u. r. wilder, Rev. Mr.,
Kimbsll, y. b. Howell, Ksokak, and J. A. 6hsdd.
ESQ. Of Denmark, lows. Juns1dly
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For the Upper Mtsstssippi'
u. 8. MAIL LINE
~.n s.a~~A nnA n eak uk Da NV pas.


r n~ck asianA and X eek uk Daily Pas.
senGer PacAels.
rUyHR steamers BEN. CAMPBELL
l and TIsHoAISGo win compose S.Ss
The lins for the ssason Of 1858. Both
Of these boats being Of light drasghto
ard Of great sps.d, may b !shsd aPcn for making
eonnections - sdvsTtissd. The
BEN. CAMPBELL,
0so. H. MYsss, Captain A. L. MILLEa, Clerk,
Leaves Aontrose on the arrival of the cars from
ksokuk, every tuesday, Thursdsy and Saturday
norning, ct 5 o'clock. Ths
TISHOMIN00,
joss b. KsAcs, Captain A. h. CoRwnE. Clerk,
Leaves Montruse ~ shove, every Monday, wsdnes-
TEAISs i ans fos tHlcAoo .aa NJ Psssns io".
at Museatine, with the TkAIN for IOWA CITY /;
st Rock Islaod, with Minnesota Packet Conpany
Steamers for 0slesa, DubsQus, and st. Paul, and
the trains of the Chicago and Rock Island Railroad
Of A O. d. BREwER Agent,
May lid ~ nspot os Lsves.
Nofsvv Pstste s~1 Ias. Agent.
SAMPLE d RANKIN,
neal Estate, Money, ana stock
BROKERS,
AND
COLLECTING AGENTS.
REAL ESTATE and STOCKS bessAt and sold
fIfL1s IkvIsrIoAfKD,A &C.
- Psvtsesisr Ammsso~ Sstd to Collections. -
Oises on Ind IT,. bet. Main and Jehnson,
KEOKUK, ,.............. .............IoWA.
Nay 4, 'ts-d3m-v6n
!. 4. BUCKINGHAM.
GENERAL
e N G R "A v e II ,
COPPER PLATE PRINTER.
AIsO,
STENCIL BRAND GUTTER,
FOURTH-sTRERT, BET. MAIN = BL0NDEAU
Dsss olnsSon.
TTyHR partneYship heretofore existing between
| j Stephen 4. Jones, and o. B. O'Bannon, 10 this
day dissolved by mutual consent.
Sc. Jones win settle all the businsss Of the old
Nay 81, 's-d
STEPHEN n. JONES,
ATT RNEY AT LAW,
| (voRNER THIRD AND MAIN STREETS, over
~ sAes Off. 3. : D. " Ford.
| may31-d
| mr.. l.. @. INGE8s OIL,
n1NTIBT, corner Of Third and Main streets
~ Ksokuk, lows, over Mx, Hale . Co.. Bank
entfanss On ThiSdst. Special attention given te
exposed dental nervs, and correcting iresularite,
OF the dental arch. Arti6cial Teeth Of the bes
style and Anish, from singh tooth TO m entire set
IorUDAar,s UnrivaleA New Ysrn
Plane Esrsss.
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a. ~. ma RONsON, ~. y.
nFPlCE and Residence in Union Block, llb
~ Asin-st.. over vcwslPs Daug Store.
naysd6n
DR. CARR KNTENsO OFFICE,
flNHIRD-1TREkT, hetwssn Aain and johnson,
/ next door bslow Andssson = Bank, up stairs.
nov1ld
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X 4 . X u r
Mattress Mandatory.
"A. G. ORR

rs now manufacturing Mattrssscs Of every de-
scri stion, Spiral, Spring, Curled Hair. woolsn,
Relting, Cotton, Aoss Birch, shuck, and Straw, Of
the best quality. Pillows and Bolsters Of all
kinds. Also, Comforts and Feathers.
Hotel and Steamboat orders promptly attended
to- aud al articles manufactured or sold my es-
tsblishmsnt will be offered ~ fair terms. and war
rantsd. challenge the production Of superior
work At any sstablishment Of the kind In ths
Western country. You are respectfully invited "a
oall and examine specimens Of my work. WARE.
rooms, corner Of Fourth-st. and Exchange.
pensive mashinery, whioh enables me to msnufac-
ture better work, 1t more liberal Yates, than in.
ferior work otherwise Manufactured can be Af-
fordsd for. Material for Bedding, etc., prepared
BY machinery 10 more uniformly and perfectly
Who'll LESALE AND RETAIL.
March ~, '57-dly
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g. r. CLIFFORD,

Fine Geld ana silver watches,
CLOCKS, BPECTACLEs, SILVER WAKE, &C.,
Third-st.. bet. lain and johnson,
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ARTHUR's NEW AND BEAUTIFUL STORY
The Hand but net the Heart; or
LIFR.rRIALs or JESSIE LoRINo.

LHk"THIALb VI JE6bIk LOBIN0.
Dr n. .. ARTHUR.
The point Of this story is expressed in the title;
and the story itself 10 ashArply drawn iilustra-
tion Of the folly and madness OF linking together
two immortal souls by the rough chains Of selfish
interest, pride, or baser passion.
The lesson taught 10 one Of deep signi6canee;
and Thousands Of hearts win throb in almost Wild
response, 70 the life experience Of jessie lorng,
who in all the bitter trials Of her unhappy union,
swsrvsd not hairs breadth from honor, principle
or religious duty, though temptation came in It's
most alluring shape.
As the type of . true woman, she 10 worthy TO
be smbalmed In the memory Of every reader.
Ono neat l2mo. vol. Price 81. For sale BY
OGDEN BKOWNEL.L 4 CO.,
mAylOd No. 81 Aain-st.
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HlR INWURANCE,

NJ los 0rl state MuGu nal
FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF ST. LOUIS.
DIRECTORS:
J. 8. McCune, =. N. Rdgsll, C.S. Grssly,
Z. Wyman, G. H. Peck, B.W.Alsxandsr,
james Smith, A. y. pomsroy, d. D. Page
h s.. ELLIOTT, Sec'y. b. N. ED0ELL, Pres Z.
no axrRA- A-HAxARD0Us nIsks TAKKH.
r. B. HOLMES, General Agent.
dseld dly A.BRIDGMAN, ,Ag't, s0kuk.
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KEOKUK, IOWA: FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER g. 1883
PENNsYLyANIAC CENTRAL NAH,


PissshaPgh - PhilaAslpAAa.
Trains leave PitAbufgh ~ follows; Mail Z q.
m; Fsst Limo ?. M; Express Mail $40 pm.
The kspress Mail Runs Daily, the other two
Sundays excepted. Making Direct Con.
nsctions with ell trains from
St. Louis, No.; Dubuque. Ksokuk and Iowa City,
Iowa Cairo, Rock island and Chicago, ILL.,;
Lexington and Louisvills, Ky, Tsrrs
haute, Indianapolis and Lafayette,
Ind; Cincinnati, Columbus, Day
ton. Toledo, Cleveland,
Zsnesville, Great
line, MGsi-
Ion and Wooster, Ohio.
Also, Kansas, Nebraska, Minnesots, and
All Potmts II the west.
- HARR As Low A. NJ ANY Ofn1n houfR.N0
Passengers from the West can rely upon
this as being the shortest and most
expeditions fsute to
PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE, NEW YORK.
AND ALL EASTERN CITIES.
TH0S. MOORE, Agent
Passenger Lines Of Penn. X. r., PhilAdslphia.
Jan. l, SD
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eso. G. ANDERSON. ALKxAHpsR IA AnCLAY
ESTABLISHED IN lsAo.l

BAEKIyG HOUSE OF
q o = q u. a D u = o n 4 o o :.
T HAVE this day admitted - . partner in The
L Banking Business, Alexander Barclay, lvho has
been ny teller for the last six years.. The busi-
ness, hereafter, will be conducted under the nrm
and style Of
GEO. g. ANDERSON 4 co.
Being one Of the oldest Banking Housss III not
the oAest) In Iowa, the new Arm sokets . eontin-
uanss Of forns~ patronage 20 literally extended to
the senior partner.
They win make eollsctions and remit, less Ex-
change on the day Of payment, free of charge.
Their references are ~ formerly BY senior part
nsf wis
18gsRBncHs:
Park Bank, n. Y.
Winslow, Lanisr Co., Bankers, MY.
Edward W. Clark 1 Co., ,PhilAdelphia.
Howard Banking Co., boston.
Clapp, Fuller . Browne, Bankers, Boston.
Marine Bank, Chicago.
Hoffman 4 3eipeks, Chicago.
Mechanics Bank, Pittsburgh.
Farmcrs' Deposit Bank, Pittsburgh.
Kramer Rahm, Bankers,
Gilmore Rfothsrton /" Cincinnati.
A. u. Hunt Co., Louisville.
State Savings Institution, st. Louis.
Ksokak, Jan. !, 'H. GEO. &C. ANDERSON.
jabkd
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DancFofsss KaIssoYy.
NEW VOLUME. The American ksvolution -
IN The History Of tho United States. Vol. vn.;
osng vol. l. Vi shs Alssric~n Rssoiuiioa ~ s;ss.
Bancroft Svo. Uniform with The prsvious vol
umea.
Also, inst published. HilliaTd on Vendors, The
Law Of Vendors and Purchaser Of Real property,
by Francis Hillisrd, Esq.. Author Of ssThs Law 81
Mortgages" 10. Two vols. In one. Svo. o..
For sale BY O0DkN, BR0WNELL co.,
may2ld ~ Mai&-st.
SO D0z.supsries Lemon Syrsp, for sals 81
~ D. B. vOWHLL,
aug7d III Aain-st.
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ELLIOTT r. SMITH,
NERO II A Mt tai L O R,
Fourth ST., between Main and Blondeau, Keokuk
A LWAYS keeps on hand good stock of season
"A able goods, among which arc
President Cloth, Mulberry, Brown,
Moscow Coating, Green, Olive,
Labrador do Eiue, Dahiia,
French Ribbed, and Eronss, and
London Meltons; Hlsck;
OF the best French and German nAuu1act ure.
Rich German and American Fancy ard Plain
| Dceskin, for Pants. Velvet, Csshmsre, valsncts,
and French embroidered Cass. 0renadiDe and eth
eY French aiihs ara 6stins for Vests; together
| with bcsntiiul assortment Of The nnsst and most
durable trimmings, which will be made into gar.
nsnts Of the iatsst and most approved styles and
| Ansst workmanship.
i Gentlemen in want Of easy htting and gsntssl
| garments ere invited TO call.
N. B.-Partieular attention paid to cuttinggAr
nents for others 70 make.
Il 9-vsst Makers wanted. fjysld1
4 0lCgL16, in vinsgsr, " tho deesn, Tor sals by
I aag1dAw ". n. AUSTIN . 90.
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II. 4. LOVE 4 co.,
Successors to Dcming i Lovs,)
BANKERS,
NIvk particular attention to collections and
" NIT promptly ON the day Of payment.
hn18RgHcBa:
Bank Of North Amerioa, New York.
Drsxsi 4 Co., Philadelphia.
II. W. Clark 4 Co., /"
Citisens' Bank, Baltimore.
Bank Of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh.
Jno. D. Sculiy, Cashier, do
8. Brady, Cashier, Wheeling.
Branch State Bank Of Ohio, Zanssville.
ConnsseiAl Bank, Cincinnati.
State Ssviugs Institntion, 81. Louis.
Geo. Smith 3 Co., Chicago,
Northern Bank Of Kentucky, Lexington.
ney7ld
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heokuk, May D, '58-d Principal.
keOkuk Alcohol IBIS.
ti1lery.

VIE subscriber respectfully informs the citi-
= sens OF ksokuk and the surrounding country
him for
ALCOHOL,
SPIRIT GAS,
CAMPHkNE, or
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LEONARD SCOTT 4 co.'s
RepviAt Of ths BristsA Periodicals os1 the
Formsvs' Guids.
oRsAf RsDucrrox IN fHI rRlc1 OF fHa LATHE
PUBLICATION.

III SCOTT CO., OF NEW YORK, CONTINUE
~: to publish the following lsading British Pc
riodicals, ria:
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The receipt Of ADVANCE SHEETS from the
British publishers gives additional value 70 these
reprints, inasmuch - they can now Be placed In
nal editions.
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Keskuk Agency
1on
WM EELER 4 WILSON'S
CnLlnRA1ID
Family Sewing Machines

Spr2edkx6m
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PORTO RICO.
PORTO RICO.
nur EIaS Of tbo DaJ,. 1E...I. =

Our files of the Botetn Wercdntel of Porto Rico
extend to Nov. 3. From these we derive the follow
/ ing particulars
Don Manuel de Lara, of Cardenas, was, on Oct.
80 lnducted into the office of Regent of the Royal
Audiencia.
On the 3lst Of October, the war-steamer Bozan
left Porto Rico with a scientific commission on
board sent to survey the islands of Mona and Monito
in order to ascertain the quantity of guano they
contain, and to test its quality
From Mayaguez we learn that the recent rain
storms had done serious damage to the coffee and
sugar crops of that neighbQrhOod.
The number of vessels which entered the harbor
of Porto Rico, during the month of October was
%, of which "a were Spanish, English, 4 French
American, Dutch. Dominican, ! Venezuelan.
During the same period there departed S. viz: SO
Spanish, English, French, American, l Do
minican.
The lmpOrtatons of the entire Island for the year
1857, amounted in the gross to 81, ,999, ,O05. IS
From this sum should be deducted
Specie to the amount of 1872 274 %
Leaving beneficial sum of Sc SO6. .73l 60
The exports for the same term were 81 429 349 II
The mportations exceed those of 1856 427 SAG %
Inc exports less that those Of 1856 942, ,454.l3
Excess of 1857 over 1856 S1s5 400 90
The arrivals of vessels in 1857 were ,454-more
than in 1856 by 10; and the tonnage of 1856, with
less number of vessels 1874 526 tons-exceeding 1857
by 1905 tons. Duties derived from imports and
exports IN 1857, 81 ,25l ,4. 2S-more than in 1856
by Sl35, 5,7Ol.79. From tonnage, dues, &c, SlO9.
S56. 80 in 1857, less than 1856 by Sl6,6l0 24.-N.
Y Times ''
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A native journal has been started at Bombay
called the Bambad or Dawn. Amongst other ar
tlces that appear in the paper, is advising the
natives who have time and three thousand rupees
at their disposal to visit England. The conclusion
of the article is as follows: 'Granted, say others
of our readers: but may endanger our religion,
and lose it altogether, by travel. Pray, oh object
ors what kind of religion is that which you cannot
carry with you to the ends of the earth-which you
cannot carry with you even to the other world !
We leave you to mediate for the present on this
simple question:
The Stockholders of the Bank of Pennsylvania
held meeting on Saturday last, and the question
OF employing counsel to assist the District Attor-
ney in the prosecution against Messrs. Allison and
Newall, was considered, and the action of the
fresident In declining to employ counsel
In oehalf OF the Bank, approved. In the
course OF the discussion, Mr.. Herman said that if
mr. Newhall was in the habit of saving that the
Bank was indebted to him and not he to the Rank.
he (the speakeI) had examined Mr. Newhalps ac
count with the Bank, and he ascertained how some
portion OF the large figures in that account came
there. Mr.. \. had one time, when acting as Presi-
dent of the Bank, drawn check for S96 600 and
at another time check S36, 900, ordering the nav
ing teller to count them cash in his drawer until
he could make it good But the time came when
these checks must be taken up. So Mr.. NJ ouick
at matters of finance drew up draft for ESQ 900 on
a house in Manchester who, it is believed owed
him nothing.
The bill was sent on to Manchester, but was pro-
test Lesteu LOT non-Payment IL then came back to
Philadelphia and the Bank is sued for pay
ment.
Mr.. Sherman added some facts which, he said
could be proved to he effect that Mr.. Newhall and
Mr.. Allibone came into the Bank together once,
and Mr. A. allowed Mr. n. to select such bills re-
ceiveable as he pleased, and get the money for
them. This money afterwards went to Mr.. Ms
credit and as his account now stands the Bank ap-
pears to owe him $4,000
A committee of Stockholders will be appointed
attend tri ayvh md
with view of ascertaining such facts may be
important to the interests of stockholders and the
cause public justice in the event of further pros
ecutions by the Commonwealth.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
Correspondence Of the New York Times.

(OfTeSp0hdeace0f me NeU York Tunes.
Charges of very grave character have been pre-
tendent of Indian Affairs in California, and Presi-
dent Buchanan has determined on his removal
Mr.. Nugent, the United States Commissioner to
the Fraser River country, and Editor of the San
Francisco Herald, will be Mr. Henley's successor
The Navy Department has awarded to Thomas
Donahue, of San Francisco, the contract for the
boilers and machinery for the sde-wheel steamer
constructing at the Mare Island California; Navy
Yard. This steamer is to have over-hung iron
paddle-wheels, and be of light draught for SER
vice in the more shallow Chinese waters Dona-
oscillators, of about two hundred and fifty horse
power.
Correspondence Of the Philadelphia Press.l
His Excellency David r. Porter and General Duff
Green are said to be in negotiation with the iron
interests of your State, New Jersey and New York,
to obtain such legislation as will be satisfactory
am told by gentleman, now here, that these wor-
thy and venerable men profess to speak for the
President in making certain promises to the iron in
terests. 1t is little unfortunate, however, ,~that
they both the ardent and untncbing advocates
| of Mr.. Buchanan's Lecompton policy. Gen. Duff
| Green is very able man, of much historical re-
pute, but his suggestions too vast and visionary
! for our age. Ex-Governor Porter is practical
iron-master but he is not so much beloved by our
Congressional delegation as to the great de.
sderstum of protection to our interests.
Policeman Lewis H. Lare was badly stabbed in
Philadelphia on Saturday night by a man named
Robert McFetridge, whom the officer had arrested
DR.. John r. Kane happened to be passing auC
| seized the ruffian After struggle in which Nc
Fetridge was shot in the leg by Lare he was taker
J to the station house.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

NEW YORK, Nov. 22.-Flour is depressed Sales of IL
500 bbs State 81 S5G4 60 Ohio S. So Southern
heavy Wheat is heavy. Sales of lO5 500 bushels White
125 cts; Southern choice white $50 cs-market heavy
Corn is firm. Sales "a 900 bus. Mixed 70 cts Pork
Mess is 10 cts lower Sales at s174O Beef-Chcago 40
cts lower. Sales at s9.50G11 Rice is firm at 3dS4 cts
Sugar closed buoyant and active Coffee closed buoyant
at III HCG12 cts Rosn i. heavy at 81. .45G1I. so.
BUFFALO, Nov. 20, P. M.-Flour market quiet but
Arm demand moderate sales 500 bbls at S52555O for
good to choice extra Ohio Indiana Michigan and Canada;
supply very limited Wheat steady sales 5000 bushels
red Indiana to to Troy, at $110, shipped by canal
which will probably be the last through shipment Corn
duh and nominal at 62(G63 cts Barley dull and nomi-
nal at 60G66 cts. Rye at 65 cts Oats firm at 46 cts
whskey steady, sales 100 bbls. at 2ox cts.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 20Fiour-sales 900 bbls at IS 25
5 80 for superfne Whskey has advanced 20 cts Hogs
are in better demand and prices hghersaes of
at 40 for hogs averaging lbs The recepts TO-
day were 900 The has been falling all the after
noon, and the weather is now more favorable for the
slaughterng. Lard closed firm
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 2O.-Sales of Cotton TODAY $500
bales the market closing steady Sugar buoyant at an
advance of &c sales at exc Moasses has imnroyed 1c
Gunnies sell at &c. Cotton freights to Hayre IKc
CHARLESTON, Nov. 2O-Sales of 500 bales Of Cotton
quotations unchanged. - '1
MOBILE, Nov 20-Cotton-sae Of 600 bales vesterdav
at unchanged prices Sales the week Is 500 Bales Re-
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ADJUSTMENTS.

The OLD FoLKs.-Father Kemp's celebrated troupe
commence series of their novel and popular concerts
this evening in the saloon of the Maryland Institute
Since this famous company with year ago they
have augmented their forces increased in talent and num-
Der their orchestra and sey the largest vocal
and instrumental organization travelling in this country
comprising thirty male and female vocaiss. The
programme embraces variety of Sacred, Classic and
Patriotic music The venerable Grandfather Foss
with them and will tonight perform on "Ye Ancient
Riddles" assisted by his grandson David. Notwith-
standing the capacity ofthe saloon, would suggest
to our readers to their tickets during the day and
then go early.
HOLIDAY STREET THEATRICAL this place tonight
the bill of Saturday night last which attracted and de
ghted large audience, will be repeated thus presenting
Mr.. Burton again his ndescribably funny representa-
ton OF Aminidab Sleek Joe Baggs and Madame Wander
pants, with Mrs. Hughes Lady Sowerby Creamy and
Miss Angelica Todd Both these pieces cast to the full
strength Of the company. Miss Partingon will also
dance an Irish Lilt To such desire to witness the
choicest humour that can be offered, safely say
go and see Burton to night.
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FROM TEYAS

BY the arrival of the steamship Orizaba the New
Orleans Delta has received Galveston papers of the
18th instant
The late fross have almost entirely dispelIed the
yellow fever in Galveston and Houston. In Houston
the total number of deaths was 80.
A terrible tornado, on the night of the 23d ult.
destroyed several houses at Ranney's Creek settle
ment, Coryell county. Some of the buildings were
carried three-fourths of mile. On the same night
the town of Buchanan, johnson county, was almost
entirely destroyed. The hotel and Jail were the
only buildings left standing.
The settlers upon the frontier are greatly alarm
ed at the recent murders committed bv the Indians
and the danger of others of the same character
The Austin hntelligencer learns from Mr.. c. A. Wool
bridge, from Lampasas Springs, that great many
OF the farmers and settlers from the upper country
are crowding into Lampasas for protection. The
number gathered in, find it difficult to get ac-
commodations at that place.
On the 26th of October, Charles Elan, who lived
about seven miles southwest of Gatesville, was
found dead, about one mile from his residence, shot
through the heart with arrow-stripped of all
his clothing except his shirt His horse, saddle and
bride were taken. Twelve Indians were seen in
the neighborhood the same day, and a number of
horses were stolen. A small company is pursuing
the Indians.
With reference to the recent Indian depredations
on the frontier, the State Gazette says:
The mminency of the danger, the boldness of
the Indians, coupled with desire to protect all
classes of citizens induced the Governor to call an
additional company of Rangers into the State SER
vice. 1t is understood here to be his intention to
call out more men, should the necessities of the
frontier demand the course He is not willing to
simply protect the exposed settlements, and then let
similar atrocities be practiced upon them when
the troops shall have been withdrawn, but he is de-
termined to carry the war into the camps of the
enemy, and visit upon them the retributve ven
geance their acts so fully merit. He has waited
upon the general Government until he has lost all
hope of further aid from that quarter. He is now
e9Ryneed that Texas must at least for the present
&,
will make vigorous. energetic offensive war upon
the hostile Indians, and not to stop short of their
expulsion from the country, or their submission
and entire accession to such terms will force them
to be at peace with the whites
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The Weather at the North.
MONTREAL, Nov. 20.-The weather is much mild.
er, and the prospects for the canals keeping open
for some time longer are good.
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POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

There We're no cases before the Mayor yesterday morn
ing.
Michael Fitzgerald arrested yesterday on the charge
oil threatening to kill JOS Davis and wife Davis resides
on Central avenue near Gay street. and Sunday night
Fitzgerald entered his dwelling and drew pistol threat
enng the life of Davis and his wife Justice Mckinley
held him to keep the peace.
Lemon Rote arrested ON Sunday NIGHT bv oicnr
aupts charged with assaulting his brother Justice
doun committed him for Court
Hiram Waddey and George Do colored, were yesterday
arrested by officer Brown the charge riotng and
hghtng, and disturbing the congregation in John Wesley
lcolored) Church, on Sharp Montgomery street.
They fined SIS and EACH by Justice Boyd and
committed to Jail in default of payment.
Ihos Brumnall was arrested yesterday by officer John
Shearer charged with dealing in lottery policies without
license Justice Alexander committed him for Court.