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direct Importation
or
II A r d w A X E AND CUTIE cry!
8. w. d 81. TUCKER.

8. w. d Fl. TUCKER,
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS,
1 have In store, and are receiving their supplies
for the spring trade direct from Ahc makers which
they oGer 10 cash and prompt time-buyer on IA
vorable terms. The stock being unusually large
they confidently solicit an examination Of the
same. S. W.AH. TUCKER,
May l0-ddw Sign Of Red Paddock.
a MIS- sA0vRLs.-- A large atock Of Ames
maybe sw a II. TUCKER.
CcYTHE sTONEs.-seyths stones, Of different
maybe SWAN TUCKER.
CCfThs hIPLEs.--Farious quslitiesof Scyths
maybe s.w4H. TUCKER.
CICKLES---A good article OF sirkief for sale oy
~ lmayiol s.. a II. TUCKER.
ERIsDsr0NEs.--Th Berea @ ri nds,onss, Of Va
~ rlous siSes for sale by
s.W. b h. TUCKER,
tSign Of the Red Paddock,
Aayledaw Cor. % Main 1 ID Sta.
E'Esok NAILS.
4 Fire Sd do
Anaealea Do to elineh--a superior article.
Casing do
Finishing do
Together With general assortment ef other nails
Of the Belmont brand, Just received end for sale
low by s. W. 4 III. TUCKER
mwy8dAw
I vOka ,dArdrn, aruhbing and other HOES;
~ spades, Shovcls, Mat tocks and picks;
scythes. Snaths, and Grain Cradles
Cow .bells, Eakes and Corn Planters
OK, Trace and Halter Chains;
Cntsin Boxes, Hay and Straw Kniyes;
Hay, STRAW and Manure Forks;
And large stock Of assorted Hardw ware and Cut.
lery on hand and for sale low by
maysd1w s. III TUCKER
". n. AUSTIN. O. H. ALnsss
w. II. AUSTIN 4 CO.,
Grocers and Pred ace Dealers,
NO. fls MAIS-sT.,
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xxx Qutncy G1our.
A LARGE supply Of this we'll known brand Of
"A Flour always on hand at
novIid CoLLIEKs 4 ROBERTsON'S.
STAk and Tallow Candies 30 boxes on hand and
~ for sale by C0LLIEKS 4 ROBERTSON.
neville
GoAP as boxes Hill Coz German Soap Tor
~ sale by GOLFERS a ROBERTSON.
novl Id
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TRUSTEES SRls


M HEREAS, by . certain Deed Of Trust, dated
W January 70, 1859, and recorded In the Re
corder's Office Of Lee county, Iowa, in Deed Book
No. IS, page 155, Michael Fry conveyed to David
W kilbourne, Trustee, the following real estate
to-wit: The northwest quarter Of the south east
quarter Of section thirty t30), township sixty-six
1901, north range i've west containing forty (40)
acres more or less, In Lee county, Iowa said Deed
Of Trust being for the purpose of securing the pay
ment Of the purchase money on said property for
the sum of two hundred dollars 5000, to Samuel
arsh, VIM. s. Lee and Edward G. Delayan or
Their assigns, payable rs follows:
Thirty Dollars, Dec. 25th, 1852;
Twenty Five Dollars, April LIST, 1858,
Sevsnty-Three Dollars, January 26tb, 1854;
seventy Two Dollars, January 10Th, 1885;
And bearing interest At the rate Of six per cent per
annum till doe and ten per cent. per annum after
due, payable annually. And whereas all the sbov 70
payments are due and remain unpaid, though pay
men 4 has been demanded--where fore the holder of
said mortgage has directed said Trustee 10 sell the
said property under the clause Of sale cop In
said Deed Of Trust, reference being had to the
sam for particulars,
Now, therefore, notice IL hereby given that on
the 3lst day Of Decor ber 1885, at the door of the
Office Of the Clerk Of the District Court Of Ice
County, at keokuk, between the hours of o'clock
u. IN and o'clock p m, of said day, / shall pro-
coed to seil said real estate the highest bidder
for cash, in pursuance Of said Deed II Trust
ID. W; KILB0URNE,
Nov. 20, 1883. Wtd Trusfps
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New Volume. News Dress, Mad Ncu
Club Terms
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A MES sHoVkLs.- large stock of AMes
"A Shovels for salc low by
maybe &. w. Il III. TUCKER.
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Additional by the Indian.

India
The news from India is unimportant The insurg-
ents were threatening Alumbagh.
Sir James 0utram is at Alumbagh with 1000 troops
Sir Colin Campbell was going to Futtehpore.
The insurgents were in great force at Kotat, and
were said to have dethronei the Rajah.
The frontier Of Azumghuer was threatened and
General Grant was marching thither.
The Queen mother of Dude had died.
France.
A proposition has been made 10 divide ,he Empire
into four military departments each to be commanded
by one of Napoleon's favorte generals.
Great Britain.
riot took place at Belfast during the celebration
of the marriage of the Princess but was checked
1t was rumored that Admiral Lyons succeeds Lord
stratford de Redce as British Minister at Constan.
tinople, and that Vice Admiral Fanshawe will com
mand the Mediterranean fleet.
Capture of the Adriatic.
The Adriatie was captured in the Gulf VI Spezzia,
and the Captain put in irons.
Foreign Markets
LONDON, Jan. 27.--Linseed Oil, 2Ss 3d.; Tailow,
little inqniry-prices weak.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 27.-Ricbardson, Spence & Co.
quote Flour as very dull and lower. Western Canal
22s to 23s. Wheat dull--Red, 6s. 3D.; White Is to
Is. I'd. Corn active at cd. to Is. advance Sugar
quiet and steady; Pork dull Bacon quiet; Lard
steady; Taow unchanged Rosin, 9s.; Coffee and
Rice dull.
LONDON, Jan. 27.-wheat, Id. lower Coffee, Cd
to Is. lower Rice dull.
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relegrsphed to lbe New Orleans Uresceni.
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
ARRIVAL OF THg STEAMSHIP INDIAN.
fsT mn s4rIosn lss sovTTEsr t,,r,1


hEw YoRK, Feb. lO--The Liverpool and Montreal
steamship Indian, from Liverpool on the 25th nlt..
has just arrived at Portland.
The Indian brings four days later adyices than
brought by the Arabia.
Cotton
LIvERPooL, jan 29,-The sales Of cotton for the
past three days amount to 10000 bales, speculstors
taking 1000, and exporters 900. All Qualities have
advanced ID, closing buoyaut, with an advancing
tendency. Holders demand an advance There are
more buyers than sellers.
Breadstufs.
Breadstuffs closed generally with declining ten
dency. Corn firm and slightly dearer.
Provisions.
The market for provisions closed quiet.
Money Market
consols closed at 95I to 95I for money account.
The money market Is generaIly unchanged.
Engiand--Marriage Of the Princess ROYAL.
The ceremonies at the marriage OF the Princess
Royal Of Great Britain, with William Frederick.
Prince of Prussia, were of the most imposing nature
Capture Of the Adriatic.
The American ship Adriatic, which was held by
the French authorities at Marsees for running into
and sinking the French screw steamer Lyonnais.
about year ago. and the escape of which we record
ed in our last European dispatches, had been cap.
tored by the war paddle steamer Chacal and taken
back to Marseilies.
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cArrroL1AN coaRksponprrcE.

BAroS RorGE Feb. 8, 1s5s
Editors Crescent The Senate did no business tS
day, from the want Of q quorum The House was
more fortunate. and acted upon number Of meas
ures the most Of which, however, Of no gene
raj importance.
A resolution was passed for the raising Of Joint
select committee for the investigation Of some mat
ters connected with the construction of the Diamond
Island Bend Levee 1t is alleged thar there has been
misapplication Of part Of the sI3O000 appropri-
ated at the last session for the building of said levee
Two sets of resolutions, in regard to Nicaragua,
arrest of Walker the Administration, etc. were in
trodnced-one by Mr.. Haynes, the other by Mr..
WoOlley. Both were referred to the Committee on
Federal Relations. That Committee will have
large amount of similar material to mould into pro-
per shape.
The Texada resolution, as il is called, requiring
the State Printer, when elected, to abide by what
ever notifications the Legislature may think proper
hereafter to adopt in the rates Of charges for printing
aud advertising, returned by the Governor with
out his signature, on account of an error in the
enrolment of the French copy. II is therefore, still
not lawl | think it doubtful whether the printer
will be elected tomorrow though that time has been
agreed on by both houses.
bill, introduced by Mr.. Holland, authorizing the
city of New Orleans to issue its bonds to raise an
amount for the building of Court-House, wa.
passed on its first reading.
bill, offered by Mr.. Salomon, providing for the
establishment of Normal Schools in connection with
the Public High Schools of New Orleans was passed
on its second reading, after considerable discussion
II
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Later from Mexico,
vAE o. las sTaaa.aIf rrsNas.nr.


III. .,..u...- -
g.. S1's,lP lenhes'ee oaPt. ferbes, ieft Vera
I" ius' ana feaehea 'hs poH yesterdoy
~ oOAtu as PASSENGER me late
-. -''-S''' = sAs mexican iePuhc' lsnaeio Csmon-
~ ~ 'n''D,ns q 'he zis. January, Com Mort,
9'.'oOsu rs ms troops, zen the city Of Mexico
el.ered the Palace and nthe FOL-
.s u1S 'ns J'''a ae notaefes' assembled and
a''on eeesea General zuloaga Ptesi-
80 y ''A so'es agains. one cast Tor santa
80. anu Ons ~ 1sneAsaIsy Inc torn Of Govern
80 u1'et sns ran o. facanaya was
~ ~ 70 s'e 'sh 'ne fronuneados
-. v'.eu P',ss7''on p no ss~pefir and were
@A-oss sH'1ey aePeHDshs upon 'ns clergy Tor the
A'ss'iao y suPpOss
= ss 'u'e l's Nouf' y rsesi-
uei' VI s"e hep1D'o u'et zoe iofmer Constitations
S.''eu s"u NAs''n4i eseahef a. 1i-
11sJa' 'ns lshying Point oi .he Liberal party,
solA'''o' Doolsao' anu oshefs, are
a. sese'@i points 70 uni1s .oeir iosces and
s'.'s' 'ns sl.y y Mexico. "a Lave o. the
o'ss ano me .&s''s of reroee
~, ,A'lus ~ 'iie L'pefals Don 'uan AVA
''et He9 '0iSe' e4itct arms IN hAc ot1te OF
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gutaI SntfIliqtnte.

THINGS ARE CHANGING.-The hueandcry about
the 'under- railroad" stealing of Southern
slaves by Alooniss their transportation 10 Northern
Freedom familiar to body 1t reeshes
state that have in midst who using the
said railroad in the contrary named Edmond
Reed arrested at the ST. Charles Hotel last night re-
quest Of gentleman from Kentucky who charged him with
kidnapping free negroes New York. bringing TO the
South, and selling them slaves, he having been ctmzed
ilo purchasing of the said bogus slaves
kind suspect could be achieved connivAnce
of the sold The will up before Recorder
Stith to-day.
SHOE STORE RoBBED.-The shoe store of Messrs
Gonax Nala No lst Royal street, entered by
night sce and robbed Of to the value of
$3.50. False keys were the "open sesaue to the
A DOUBLE PLUNGE.-A boy named Jimmy Meyers
went chunck into the river Grena, yesterday morning
gentleman Willis Immediately went oa.eiunek after
him. and brought him safely. Both got quite wet and the
boy little scared. good Mr.. Willis part con
derng the eoduess Of the and th the boy Of
his
FIRST DISTRICT CoURT.-J. c. Young was yester
day tried for obtaining money under false preteneeS
guilty with recommendation to mercy.
Jno b. Newman guilty with intent 10 Inn
p.Merveagx charged with assault aad battery,
The Dsue Attorney ordered prepare himself to show
rnd 10 james Baie soystea Of bTsskn into S as rs
a store in the night time, etc
| RECORDER SrrrH's CouRr.-Peter Denny was yes.
TLonas Glenn with intent TO xiii on he 10Th alt Sebii
james Neeban sent before the First Dsel an
| assault and battery upon I. j. Nett
Edward kalk or who tried TO drown him elf the lake on
Tuesday found to be deened and the
1 Asylum. ~
Sieve oIeary fined SIS for ntemperae breach Of the
/ peace.
Mary Jane Charles held for examination on charge of
/ having kAte t0rnan broom sticking.
Mary Wse slave charged arson in setting
fire Mr. James Syme residence the Of Canal and
Carondeet streets, morning Of the Sst ust exan.
ed and before the Fr Dist let Court gilhouflail The
! testimony was purely eireumsiantial.
RECORDER FABRE's CoURT.-A Amable Benoit charg-
ed with beating his vile Mrs Oaunany Mary John
Montague and Tom Brown, charged VITA keeping
all dismissed yesterday There no other bust
ness worth mentioning
RECORDER SoBoMoN's CoURT-Mrs. Mary Berry
Yesterday bail to ehafge preferred against he Is
her husband 70 de effect that o had become
| abandoi ed
Mn; Kuntn was held charge of having faxed Caroline
Lou White Haggey and Biddy Kelley had to pay 8
| FOR the privilege Of being ewd ald abandoned.
REeoRDER ADAMS CoURT--John Farmer was yes
terday sent before the First District Court obtaining
worth Of properly from " Forbes. Bad required, $500.
Charles HOLE was sent before the court without bail tor
sherry fined 80 for venting ugly IN asrie way
upon Carl Hstdt
Patrick Mahan examination on a charge hay-
ine bras. knucked H. Nichosons smith,
~ Of November last and Fred sunha and Geogre Grip
held charge or carrying nuisance through the Streets in
hegsheads and tubs dEay.
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The Patent IndestruetibIe Water Pipes,
PLUH HBBRS,


PLU UHBR RS
TIN, COPPER, ZINK AND sHEETIRoN WORKERS
Plumbing Copper Tin Zinc and Sheet Iron Work doue in an
their various branches.
sheet Lead Lead and Iron Pipes sizes; Shower Baths
Bath Tubs Wssh-haud Basins Stands Hin and Sponge
Baths, Water Closets Lead Sinks Pumps both
Lift and Force various paes Beer Pumps VICTORIA
GRECIAN and DRAB WASHSTANDS, suitable for water.
works or without, beautiful article for bedrooms.
We have constantly hand large and well selected assort
ment of
BRASS METALS, COCKS, etc.
Such Bibb Cocks sor, Upright Bracket Cocks Of al
sizes; wnshsand Sink, Buffers shampoonng Compression
for hot cold water; Lager Beer and Csern Cocks all
Also, Plated Cocks Of all kinds; Brass Plain Coup
ugs and Hose Pipes from z to inches; all Brass Ware
usually found in similar establishment.
We have the celebrated METROPOLITAN RANGE, which
has to be the very best article of now in se
Also, the celebrated Charter Oak Cook Stoves all
sizes cook families Of ave persons up to sizes
that will cook for six hundred.
Are also the celebrated JEFFREY's DOUBLE
ACTING LIFT AND FORCE PUMP, with solid India Rubber
Balls for yayesThree sizes Nos and a. prices $50 sS5
and S50To raise from 81 feet perpendicular and
the from 90 10 feet of the only
the brake. They superior any other Pump
yet invented
COOKING STOVES AND RANGES Of all sizes, patterns
and prices always hand wholesale or retail Also
Parlor Office, Church, Bedroom and Steamboat HEATING
STOVES. Steamboats, Hotels Plantations supplied.
E- All work done by give satisfaction Or
ders solicited from the country
C. c. BIER & CO.,
OILY No s5 Camp street, New Orleans.
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DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.


Baron RouGE, Feb toulouse Texada re-
solution providing that the State Printer elected
should be governed by such laws as the Legislature
may pass, passed the House notwithstanding the OBJ
lection of the Governor. Yeas &C. nays IL.
The bill exemptng one negro from seizure and
sale was taken up, and after discussion by Messrs.
Claiborne, Gray, Fuller and Allen, was made the
order OF the day for to morrow.
The bill repeating the election law was taken up,
and Mr.. Gray offered as substitute bill repeating
all that portion of the bill creating Superintendent
of Elections and Deputies.
The Senate was occupied in the passage OF local
bills.
Congressional News
WASHINGTON, Feb. l0.-The Senate Territorial
Committee has considered the Kansas message with
ont conclusion.
The Committee on Foreign Relations will shortly
report in favor of aording the Turkish Government
Agents every facility TO consummate the object of
their visit to this country.
WASHINGTON, Feb -Sendte-Douglas unsuc-
cessuy endeavored to take up the resolution inqur
ing into Kansas matters and spoke of the fraudulent
elections in Kansas.
desultory discussion took place on the Army in
crease bill. Adjourned.
House.-The House discussed the bill amendatory
of the Act for the safety of passengers by steamers
but without conclusion.
$4,000 Reward.
HARTFORD, CT, Feb. l0.-The Hartford County
Savings Institution offers reward Of S. 900 for the
delivery of Seymour, its detaulting Treasurer, who
ruined the institution in Hartford -'--r
Philadelphia Banks.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. l0.-The stockholders of the
Bank of Philadelphia passed resolution censuring
Allibone aud Deal for coludng to plnnder the banks
and recommending the prosecution of Aibone.
Chas, z. Bohn, President of the Girard Bank, died
to-day.
For Liverpool.
BosToE, Feb. 10-The steamship Boston sailed fol
Liverpool to-day, taking $40 900 in specie.
Domestic Markets 5-sE
! NEW York, Feb. l0.-Cotton, ! TO &c. higher Up
lands, I'D Flour, 81 70 to 81 s5 for Ohio. Whea
very dull. Corn 65 to672c. Lard, 81 to 9lc. Hams
to SIC. Shoulders, to Gle. Sugar steady. Col
/ fee firm.
CIScINSATI, Feb. lO.-Mess Pork, sl4 so; Shoul
ders and Sides 81 to 7lc, Bacon Shoulders, 62c.
Sides SIC Flour steady. Whisky IL. Molasse
heavy 26 to 2sc Sugars firm. Coffee, lO4e Hogs, 81
River Intelligence.
| THE WEATHER AT 8 A. NJ, Feb 10.-Nashvill,
oloudy, % degrees st. Louis, cloudy, 81 Cleveland
cloudy. l4A Pittsburg, %, cloudy Louisville win
north, rs Buffalo, wind west, "a; Dubuque. win
northwest, below zero Chicago, below zero
Memphis, cloudy, wind west, so.
ST. LOUIS, Feb. 10.-The river is falling slowl,
Heavy ice running Navigation in the upper Missi
sippi is suspended.
LOUISVILLE, Feb. lo,--Riyer falling, with six fet
| in the canal
YIcKsBURG, Feb. l0.-The Switzerland passe
down at 10 last night, and the Fairchild at thi
morning.
yIoKsBuRG, Feb. lO.--The Metropolis passed dow
7P.M.
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RAILROAD TRAVELLING.

F~~s t.,. v--zy 49, Ne w INLAND Err.
&sSsa - IsfN tat-1 ROUTE TO TEXAS-Eor IN I5fEk
ES,sSes Galveston Indanola,
Powoef Horn )-saving o. One Days Time, well
dueed Rates for passage, freight and Insurance.
Leaving every SUNDAY and HURsDAY, by the NEW Or
LEANS AND OPELOUSAS RAILROAD,
Connecting AZ Bsrwcks Bay with the new and spleudid
steamships ALYESTON and MAGNOLIA Of 1900 tins bnr-
then each bu expressly this route and "a sonstrete
TO avoid the dangers and delays heretofore arising from ire pas
sage Of the Texas bars -
Passengers will leave New Orleans from the Ferry Landing
opposite jackson Square, On SUNDAY and THURSDAY
MORNING. at7z O'Clock, commencing bursday the Of
The MAGNOLIA, Capt Jones, wiilleaye OF THURSDAYs
ana the . AliN EsION. Capt. =. r. Terry SUNDAYS
Returning the days of leaving Iudianola viii be WFDNFS
THURSDAYS. $50
Freight will be received daily Sundays excepted
paty Landing ia New Orleans ST. Louis street
and viii be transported throug gh destination
extra charge Of kind at the rates heretofore
BY the line Of outside steamers
freight or passage appy at the Office OF the Company
e only ONCE Of the line in New Orleans Of St Peter
and Levee Streets opposite jackson Square, where cabin plans
OF the steamers may be seen and secured
A. b. seq Err, Vice President
myll II n. o.. Opelousas and @. W. Railroad Co
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A SPUNKY GIRL.-The Wheeling (ya.) InteIligen-
Ger OF the st nst states that young OF that
town, who had been seduced under promise Of mar
riage, and whose lover refused to keep his promise,
forced him to go with her to minister's residence,
telling him in such way that he was frightened,
that if he did not marry her she would kill him. IL
minister was in bed when the party arrived and called
for his services, but he was soon up and performed
the ceremony. That girl was certainly more than a
match for him.
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WEATHER IN NORTHERN LouIsIANA.-The Mount
Lebanon Bantist Of the 4th inst saws:

Lebanon Baptist of the 4th inst. says:
During the last week only moderate amount Of
rain has fallen, and the roads improving though
the swamps are almost impossible. Our planters at
little distance from navigation hold large portion
OF their cotton in their gnhouses till the roads are
better The crop OF 1857 will turn out better than
the calculators now count as ii will be seen in few
weeks If the roads and the prices below improve
little more.
Our peach crop is in danger. The blossoms are so
nigh bursting out that the reddish petals are showing
themselves in the clefts of the calyxes but ii has
been little winterish for day two past and may
check the flow of sap for white.
Yesterday morning at sunrise the mercury stood at
30 degrees above zero.
A few more warm days viii endapger our wheat
crop, as il will be jontng and boothg. Some vol
unteer stalks in garden are now caring out--3d
day of February.
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PoKIN0 FuS AT THE PREsIpENT.-A Washington
correspondent of the n. Y Evening Post furnishes
the following
The Indians have been taken about Ike dancing
bears and have exhibited their satatory powers and
pecuarities to various adnirug crowds. One OF the
principal chiefs appreciates fully the undignhed char
aeter of these exhibitions, and condemns them. He
inquiries OF his great grandfather the President If he
should visit the Indians would be be pleased at being
conducted through the tribe TO dance before their
sqnaws? The irreyerence OF the inquiry is perhaps
paronabe in the savage. He should be told that the
saltatons of the President purely political. and
that he can perform astonishing hops from one
extreme to the opposite.
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DARING LRAP.-ln Cincinnati few days ago, a
fellow named Fisher leaped nom the roof OF three
story building to the pavement TO escape tie pursuit
Of two officers, who were endeavoring to arrest hm
for assault aud battery. The Commercial says that
the fall broke no bones but BACKED both his eyes.
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RATHER ExrRAvkG ANT.-Walter Savage Land0r
has just published a new work, bearing quaint
title, which he thus dedicates
"IT s. Landor 10 L. Rossuth, Presidsat of Hun
gary-At your gate lay my taggot OF Dry Sticks,
and go away. offended you by attempting to bring
fortune thither, whom Inever solicited 10 favor me
personally. My zeal neonsiderate. hut, perhaps
i ought TO have offended less that lofty pride TO
which alone was ever obsequioHs. Permit NE TO
offer the only amends ean-permit me to show ny
respect and reverence toward the man who has
worthy occupied a higher station than any one IN
this country can attain. The eloqnenee Of Milton
and Demosthenes failed in the support OF theiF cause
the same cause and the same eloqaence as yours.
Supply me with your English, and | may be able az
last 70 express my yenerailon for your virtuesH
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CARPEr WAREHousE-Aessrs. A. Broussean B Co,
established carpet areboase No 10
have hand eveythas Sesuifni ard useful IN her le
marked pees suit the times Honskeepess ara otef.
referred 70 the sdvsrtssm ut.
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SUIcIDE.-An old lady named Brown, who resided
on the 81. Francis river, ten miles north Of Helena
Ark, committed suicide the 18th ult. by cutting
her throat with razor and jumping into the river.
The body found bat the cause Of the deed Is net
etafe1