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q n An u r n x y All - o a -
or CANADA.

q n AND tn uNK BAIL - . y
or CANADA.
~ DKLIGHTFUL ROMANTIC ROUTRA
1AoH ZEE wDsf 70
Bostow, Nssc York, and the Eastern States
rJa As MscAtsss Central, Crest Wesfsv~,
OydsssbSrgA 4 vernoaf Cessysi, ssI
GRAND TRUNK RAILROAD or CANADA.
Passenger BY this route have a opportunity az
Visiting some Of the grandest and most vos-
dsrful scenery In tho world, inclnding Tsrssfs,
Rapids Of tAs st. Lawrence, Quebec, Msstyssl, WAITE
Aoxaassss tar Tsbxjsy ,, sdss, (sesviy miles N
ienefA), Lake CAsmpisss, Tstls Of Nsssnsysscs,
HxAsos River, ETC., etc.
On and after May !, 1855, Baggage will b
Checked Through from Chicago.
To q IN lGRANTS.
Passages may be- secured at the once Of the Con-
pauy in Chicago by SAILING ships from London,
Liverpool, Plymouth, glasgow, Bristol, Hull,
Aberdeen and Montross. An agent Of the GRAND
TRUNK RAILROAD sspsrinteads the removal Of
snigrants and baggage ct Quebec free Of charge.
Fare from $50 70 1sS TO Chicago, including
cooked provisions.
The 6amneth Steamship
lie VIA r n "A n,
OF - 500 TONS AND TOO FEET LONG
II under contract to this Company for one or more
trips 10 Portland. Tourists' rstarn tickets FROM
Chicago TO the principal towns In Europe Will
shortly be issued. Tickets from Chicago for all
points East, also for the Lsviathan, or FOR the n
IS. s. Co.'s ships, can be obtained 1t the Ono
Of the GRAND Trunk Railroad. No. - Dearborn
street, Chicago.
Agent Of Grand TruAk h. h. Co., Of Canada.
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OaA Rslnsws, Prscsssfsn.

The Odd Fellows had procession ysstsr-
day, and nads : In display. The large mum
Der here IN attendance upon The Grand Lodge,
together With the sumsrous body Of the fra
tsraity resident in the city, nads very
lengthy column. Almost every sort Of device
md RECALLS connected with the Order was
borne In ths procession. An excellent band
Of music heightened the elect. The long line
Of marshAlsd men, covered With nany-ool-
ored badges and glisasring With hnssl osns.
ssnts, made ) decidedly piosarssqus appear
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Printing Inks.

We havs for sale : qaaatity Of WADEs coLoa-
ID Isxs, which are justly eooaidsrsd the bsat in
market. There ars among them eli shadss Of Rcd,
blss, yellow and Brown. and Of all prices, from
Is cents up 10 per b. Also White Ink, Gold
6iss and varnish, and nearly all grades Of Black
Ink, Of the came manufacture.
We havs, besides, quantity Of Mather's Black
Iaks, undispossd Of than which there are nons
better In market.
All Of which We win sell ~ manufacturer pri-
90, for cash.
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ssfrals Ana Lake Isuren naiirsaa

Bufxals ana Lake Huron RalaroaAI
CHICAGO TO BUFFALO VIA DETROIT
At the above o1lee tickets for New York, Boston,
and all the stations on the New York Evic and
New York Central Railroads can be obtained.
]. WAkRACK,
Agent Of b. = L. u. Railroad,
0nhoe No. 50 Dearbon Street, Chicago.
April ~, 'ss-dIy-c.a.s.
Sight Drafts on London at dollars per s stsr-
ling may bs obtained ct the Olkcs Of the 0rand
Trunk Il. Il. Of CansdA, In Chicago.
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ANGLO SAXON, NORTH AMERICAN,
BOHEMIAN, (new) NORTH BKITON, (nsvl
NOVA SCOTlAE .tnsv) HUN0AKIAE, fnsw)
A.nainx 10 connection with the GRAND TRUNK
RAILROAD ~ Casada, undsr soatrast with
the CAaadian 0ovssnmsut 10 transport
The Mails.
DATES OF SAILING.
Prom 0u1B1C. 1noa L1vaArooG-
s.s:rsry alssss..: ss:sr. Ev.sy :l....s. wsas.s
MovsnAas, Inclusive. Ostsbss, insiasivs.
Dsrins ~ wt1ter nsetAs 49, vessels senasss
With ~ GAAND 1RU1K RAIIk0AD u PERI
RATES or PASSAGE.
ws..sn u eHAED TsUHK 1AiLiOADs
and 6tsAnses,
III Class ~ to>lss
according - sesonmeaasions.
including cooked provisisss.
No~ Liverpool 70 cAtesss, viz Btesnsss aadRail-
roads,
LIST 3es 70 eilsTs
according 70 aseonno6Ation.
=
inelading cooked peovisio6.
Afully qualified 6sfgsoa sails II sAsh vssDsl.
Each Passenger tiekstsd through win ~ ~
LEVIED the same quantity u basgags 1asn ~ BAIL
roed - ~ steamer, viz: - eubic cee4 fce eoeA
cabin and 10 fest for eaeh stserass pasesngss.
Special trains from Qnsbsc with The Nails an1
Passengers are dispatehsd On the arrival u sssh
Steamer.
Twill BE- observed from the following table that
the Canadian line have beaten svsry Other In msss
Inns and Cusard iass b he annsAl talass In ths
N. 7. Herald during 1857 being
MAYNARD. WESTWARD.
Collins Line, lid IN Sem Collins line, I'D en
canafA "aT. ~ IN IN CunArd sx.l1l lSA IN
Canadian lias1od Isl - Caaadian 4. ia n -
| The Ioagst passages made blythe Ca.aAiaa Line
vsss u days % Liverpool and | days 70 oasbse.
| The Collins Line have mads passages Of - TO -
days, and the Canard Line Of Is TO II days.
| For Passass Or Freight from ChisAeo 70 Liver
| pool, Or Liverpool 70 Chicago. apply 70
| J. WAkkACE,
Aesnt Of the n. q. 81 8. Co.,
No. 20 Dearborn Street, Chicago. nis.
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BARTLETT, KAYE q CO.,
Inportsss and Dealers in
O0W0D u 1oRO4o112B.
PAINTS, OILS, vAkNIBH1S,
WlNDeW GLAZE, 0LA1WlRR BlUMH, &C.
Ne. lAs MAIN 81, Bet. ssh 4 esh,
KEOKUK, IOWA.
a CARD To TINE LADlEsI
DR.. DuHencoss Golden Periodical
Riias, Ter Rs9ales!

CA0W To THE LADlESI
Dr. Dunencoss 0elAsn medical
Fiias, Ter Rs0alssi
Oas II the mast sueeosfai remedies Tor distress
ine sad psisfsl nsnstrustion ever known. They
sorrses irregularities and remove obstruetions,
from what ever sasss.
TAsis Ingredients are knows 70 al sgsats ssil-
Ing them. ssd thsy viii tell yeu tAsy are The hsss
Htns ever introdussd for al diseases peculiar 70
females, end aiwsys susossafal - preventive
They will b. found : most Invaluable remedy for
al those Affecting complaint, pecalar 70 the
viz Dissrsssink and painful N eustruation. rotten
lion, pains In tAs bask Asd loins, prsssing down
pains, rusA Of blood 70 the had, dissiness. dim
a>~ Of night, A4avinsas, fatigue any slight e.
srtion, pslptAaioa n the heart, Ac., &C., al of
whish Dr.. Dupoaeo's French 6oldsn Pills are Ger
tsis 70 csrs. Fries u % psr Boz. For partics-
lars eet Circular Of Agent.
Sold Wholesale snd Retail By s. b. VOW ELL.
Druggist, No. Isl Aaia street, KsokaA, lows, sols
Agent, 70 whom all orders mast Be addressed. He
Will supply dealers, and ss.A the Pills TO LAAies
sonSdsntialiy) BY mail, 70 any part Of the county
By sending him 81 through the Ksokuk Postolbos.
Iowa. lSspt. ID, 'ss-dAuly
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weeds PAssns SEWING MacAAGs.
The editor Of the Cleveland to- Piaindsalef
sAyss Sssing Machines are asahjest Of the great
81 interest In this vicinity, they Affect ths ~
Dor Of every family in the land. With view Of
purchasing and examining avery kind, - And the
best, ~ spent several dxys while In Nsw York, in
miautsst inspection IL Ill kinds now in market,
and our conclusions were in favor of Weed = Pat
emit q the most rsliable Maehins 70 be put In the
hands Of svery one throughout the state. We
purchased one Of them, and have used II for sons
time, and our opinion il more than confirmed, for
IL doss every kind IT sewing On cloth o. leather,
AOss it, work strong, sies and rapidly, and has
nsvsr bean ont Of order since come into our FAM
lily. sad Il Il sosinpis - seemingly impossible to
get out Of order Or require repairs more than any
ordinary person can perform. II 10 nicely orna-
msntsd, and makes On ornament 70 the furniture
IT the pAslor. II very stsong and littls liable 70
wear out. Its operation can sasiy b learned with
the printed directions for . guide, and when any
family has learned IL use, We are surs they Will
not I've without IL. It uses two threads, thus
making the work stronger than II done BY hand
with 90 tArssA, besides making both sides ef the
work last aliks. Those Who nsed Sewing M.
chine viii do we'll 70 examine this.
WHITNEY LYON, Propristors,
345 trosdway, New York.
.. A. DUKE. Agent for Ksokuk, 90 kais-st.
oetsdkwln
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HsAvY RoDssar.-Mr. 81. r. Proctor, Of
Isl. Charles, Mo-, was robbed Of -, $40 IN
gold and Missouri paper while % his way
IRON St. Charles 70 Jsrsey Landing, u llli-
nois, last Friday night, by three men, who
esarht his horse 81 ne bride, stopped him
IA t6s Yoad, DRAGGED Mr.. Proctor o., and
.oonpslled hin 70 give up the nonsy.-(St.
Lou{p News. 121h.
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TxTENsION TIA DLEs, oaAe DoaRAs,
IL DESERT TABLES AND DINING CHAIRS,
Cash, ~ GEO. 3. KILBOURNR ,AssaS,
nayld Aaia-ss., bss. = "a.
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DAxoERoUs Communicate sxoesdinely
dasg9oss sosntsrfsit go on tho Ohio State
Bank hes bsen detected. The Cineinnati
Gasstts Gays that II hes had IN extensive orr
eulasion that there are no marks By which
II oaa b. described; the. il 10 not new one,
and hsa bssn Allsd up for several II not oil
Of the branshss aad thai TIE oxLY sAssry u
70 sEyuss ALL go Sorss on SrArs BANK or
Quo.
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HosrsrSRs.--Thrss bottles Of Hoststtsr's Veg
stAbls StomAsh Bitter will ssrs Dyspspsis, enc
bottle will create appetite force ~ the impsrs
bile, parity tbs blood and iavigorats the SUSTAIN
two bottles will cure the worst kind Of Liver con-
plaiat, bottle will disaipste that wsaknsss 1t
the pat Of the stomach, give color 10 the eounts-
Nance impart tens sad stssagth 70 The systsu, aaa
lead chsaafuinsss 70 ths mind. Every family
ought 70 have Hostettsr's celebrated stomach Biz
t<ss No article IL 70 pssuiiAriy adapted to the de-
pressing effects Of our climate.
Sold BY druggists and dealers generally.
p. GIBBONS, Agent,
cotll-lAw Maiast, bst. Sixth and SsvntA.
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E1Lsttsrs were reosivsd yesterday from
the Paris Protest Of Police, By Mayor Lin.
coin, inquiripg what can be done 80 stop the
salsSof the Napoleon Pamphlet = Boston
Atlss. Oct. 8.
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Foreclosure - Merseags

FsssclssnTs - Msrsgags.
State Of Iowa, In ~ District Court Of Lee
II Oounsy, =. County, q Ksoksk.
Isass X. Cochran W. Wiliian PurnSlll
and Mary Pnrnell his wife, james Tsvsclessye,
II. Green and Jonathaa Wyco1.
vIyHE shove nAned dsfsndants ass hereby noei-
y IA that thsss u now On Ale In ths olbce q
~ Clerk of The District Court u Lea County. &
kseknk, petaison Of saia ksaac X. Coehran.
olAining a The said william Purnell ava
hsA1sd aad sixty-six ee-leo dollars with ths
interest tAssson, = money das on two promis-
sosy notes and : mortgage on part Of lot four In
hloek oas hundred and ninsty-sight ID said city,
% seears ths M1e, al executed b. him 70 aald
Oochran md 0feeas ard olainine also the fore
closurs q said noFtgngs and that unless they a.
pear An1 answer tAeesto q OF before tie Tueedsy
aext After The Arst Monday q February, 1859, a.
fault will b entered against then and judsn ent
rendered thsrson. Datsd tho 17th dsy Of 6epsAn-
~, 1858. MI. KELLY:
81 Attorney IL RiaiatiG,
The plaintiff in tho foregoing mattsr having
4etained a osdsr IL pablioation against William
Puxnell and Mary P1rnsf1, and James II. Greer
kzaM ~ lA4srlet Court az aid La QQantY. Ioxa,
IT p11ttNAipn ~ nade u she ssaaas city, I
nevepapog - II rid county, three dine
pr wssk ~ neneeestvs ussks.
- !. GEECh, Cierk D. G.
Sept. -. 1s5o-o Nv - s :
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Direct lnPortausa
b ARDWARE AND CUTL cry!
5. w. 4 u. TUCKER,
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS,
i have In store, and are receiving their supplies
forths speing traAs ,difsetfron the makers, which
they oGsr to eash and prompt tins-buysss On 10
they sosAdsntly solicit a sxaninaaion u tAs
came. SWAN. TUCK1R,
Nay lo-dAu Sign u He'd PaAloek.
a MES EHOvELs.-- large stock Of Anss'
nayIo s.w.A h. TUCKER.
CCYTHE STONRs.-SsytAs Stones, Of Different
- kinds I'm Quantities TO suit.
maybe 9. va II. TUCKER.
CCYTHh kIPLRS.-various qsalitissof eeyths
= .. Tis'' and sA'rp'''',s e, ;.'' +
CICKLKS.-A good articls 81 6Iekles CO sals =
- lnaylel 6.W. II. IUCKEk.
yRIND6TONK6s-Ths Bsrsa Grindstonss, sfva
s. WI. TtcKER,
(SigA Of the He'd PAdiosk,)
MaylodAw Cor. Of Main > "a 6ts.
ERNCE NAILS,
Fine ~ DO
Annsslsd % to .linoh-a superior article.
si.':tl.s + =
Together with general assortment Of other nails
Of the Belmont brand, Just received and for sale
low ~ 3. ". D II. TUCKER,
maJsdAw
WORN Harden, 0fubsing aad other HOES;
~ 6pades, 6hovsls, Nat ocks and Nsks;
Soythss. Snaths, ard Grain Grades
Cow.hslls, Rakss asd Corn PlAatsrs;
or, TraOs ard Halter 0hAinsj
Cuttin boxes, Hay md Straw Knivss,
E.y, straw .s.s sssssl1. S.sss,
And . large stock Of assorted Hardware and Out.
lsry on hAnd and for sale Low By
maySdAw 6.W. y. TUCKER.
KsekUk Agency
WMEELEn WILSON'S
o1LID1Af1D
Family 6swing Machines.
rI1 A1ovn nAcnNns,
~THE BEST EvER INvRNTED,N4
4 RI sold at this agency 81 tAs manufactured
Apriess, sdding cAly The eest Il transpoftAsiea.
0rInstfsstions u opessting the machine givss
sratia = rsrahaoa1 IL NAAhiaaa4
Rsfsr . the fslieving Ladies II Keokuk, whe
have these nAAAlnss IN ases
MFs. Rdw. Kllb01fns, Mn. 4. .ChittendeA,
Mr.: Nm i ase'v'' 1r: a.. sBSys.
Apply personally srby lsts1r g
| Elk. l01lL,
% haia-ss., ~ seal4
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RIOKEY,S
COMMERCIAL EXCHANGE.

mo. II MAIN ETkkkI.
FER sals, 10 Cosnty Rights of Atwatsr's 41s
Sewing Machine, upon - sntirsly new principle
VIII trade for property in city u country. !.
n Rare CAancs--lOts . 8, B. l0l, cor
nsr Of Fulton and Eighth sts, Tor $500 ons-afth
Cash, balancs In !, !, . and ysass.
OasA PAID for LEE COUNTY ORDERS
Call soen.
caaA. rsiA Tor CITY WARRANTS Or CITY
q - Plank Road. milss from Zoo
n 1esd, Al aadsr saltivationj
~ as1
nnnIbss = tnslil.e lIi - ~
sisssia0 sssa,s - 80.
0soas uasoaans - - had = siU rsepm-
/ MI tmrssssl - 1Ainsesssd.
1RsaSy a.eansA = seliaaEsl ssssrisy.
ssA 1s-1in
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DA0LOR. ChaDheY md KaBohou
SETS, IL al kinde, ~ Nh ehesp ~ OnsA. -
0D0. ;. klLDOU1NDf Aeset,
4ain-st., ~. Il eoA q,
maybe xeotuk. IeVn.
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lust RECEIVED, Large Les -
u SUPERIUR ICE CME0T1-an indispsose-
BILE article In every familyfor sals very shsop, ~
GEO. =. KILBOURNk, Agent,
juns3-d MAin-st., bet. "a D n.
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Tho C10voloa0 Y0w0ox Company
KEILoGG = nan0k, Agents.,
Ho.lle Aala stssst, ...........Kn OKUK, IOWA.
1FER 1OR BALK. il qnaatitiss 70 suit, the
~ following varieties Of Powder,
Ai6s-F0. FIG. And FHf0. In IS, III, and
6aH kegs.
TYRU. II cases Of IS l ID. eanistsfs.
- Ia
Blasting and Aiaiag--T. TT. nd Q. Is ID. kegs.
HASnfY Iuss q Wholesale md retail.
We will furnish ths abevs Powder by single Pack.
go, Ct lewsst market rste.
We Will furnish merchants, contractor and quar-
rynsn, quantities upon the lowest terms, and de-
liver TO them hess, lhsssby aaving to them Gil risk
of transportation. In oil sasss We will GUARANTEE
orr powder 70 rive satisfaetion.
Ccnsanss 4 powder bsying in s. 10 Or - kse
lots, cen eve money b. buying Of n.
6portsmAn en- bay O9 - ct rstail--
PowDaR n and b. canistsTs, and any desired
quantity.
6sos, b. poaad, has Or ksg.
Gun Cars BY the boz Or thousand.
KELLOGG BIRGE.
sep0 No. lao Main st.
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UuA1Lks IlAD1AKE1.
HAIR DRESSER.

4 ATE Of ranl's celebrated saloon. Ne. II Csass-
IL iands g., How York, voah rsspsstfuliy tsalsr
his pee6eoionAl serviess TO The eitssns IL Eeokuk
and vieiniiy. aaA gives notice thas ~ hae epenel
q sstAbliAk nsnt corner Of ~ aaA Jehnsea ~.
opposite the Gait Hosss, whore, By panetnAl a.
tsntion 70 business he hopss 70 secure ~ paasea-
ass Of this community.
SHAVING,
HAIR CUTTING,
AND SHAApOOIl
Dono with Nonsness asa Dlopotah.
CIR. has - hand choiss stook G esefumesy.
Lablns Extsasts, 10. which 10 oGsrs fus - .
the lowest New York Prices.
Eept. !, 'be-Ay
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WleDoluslons
TIyHg pArtasrsAip heretofore existing hstwesa
i Btsphsn 3. Jones, and 0. B. 0'6aanon, u this
day dissolved ~ mutual coneent.
6.H. JoAss win settle al the business II the old
1rn.
Nay 81, ND
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coon INDIANA sAsKa.

Blk Of Goshen, Goshen.
BIZ Of Gosport, 0osport.
Bk Mt. vernon, Nj. v.
Bk Of Pa0li, PaoN.
Blk Rockville, wabash.
Blk Salem, N. Albany.
Sk Of Salem, salem.
Bloomington Bank.
Cambridge City Bank.
Canal bk, Evansville.
Crescent City Bk "
Kxch. BIZ. 0rssneastls.
Fayetts County Bank.
HOosisr Bank.
indiana Bk, Madison.
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WIN. N. MEN ERvKY,
ATTORNEY AND OOUN6ELLOR AT Law,
AID
General Collecting Agent,
FORT D0D0E................... ...... .......lOWA.
nnHnn1nCus:
Hon. John ". stoekdals, Register Of Fort Dodge
Hon. Thomas 6sargsAnt. Receiver Fort Dodes
LAnd OMcej
Hon. WIN. H. Merritt, Cedar Rapids, Iowa
Gen. Vsu Antwerp, Ksokuk, Iowa.
Hon. J. d. Thompson, Jsdge 18th Judicial Dis
tfie4, Aasysson, Iowa.
Geo. b. ksid, Rsokuk, Iowa;
b. o. Finch, Dee Moinas, lows.
Hon. 8. A. Douglas, w Washington, d. c.
June Idly
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Daooolu1aoU.
gTvH1 e-PsStssyship AsrsteteSs sxisaing -.
i tween ~ sehessibsss, unAss ~ No. 81
mutual consent. Aebest . ?. g. Us1see will 60
tin1s IN he baainess, ard sien ~ nane IL M
arm II iiqsidation. They will Alss ssttis al ~
counts Of the late 6Yn, and ell debts dse u must
bs paid thorn. II. 3. HARRAR.
ROBERT HAIN16.
CosRaSsmoYoAlp.
The undersignsd, having fosnsdA CO. Partner
ship uudsr the name and u yle Of Hainss Dsothes,
and purchased the entire interest 81 n. g. IArraS,
will continue the business Of manufacturing 6Ash,
Doors, Blinds, Flooring, Punp- Iubing, 81, At
the old stand, corner of ABls1 Streets, near the
Ksokuk IT. Dss Aoinss RAil RoaA Dspet.
ROBERT HAINE6,
Ksekuk Sept. -. ~. :. 9. HAINHS.
oot0-d
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Bk Indiana, Mich. City.
Bk Of 1ikhayt. ElkAart.
Ind. Farm. BIZ, Frank lin.
Indian Reserve Bsnk.
Kentucky Stock Bank.
Lagrange Bank, Lima.
Parke Go. BIZ Rockville.
Prairie City Blk, T. HAuts
Merch. 4 Mech. N. Alb.
Salem Bank, Goshsn.
Southern Bk Of IcdianA.
State Blk and Branches.
Brookvilh Bank.
Farmer BANK, Wsstfield.
Bank Of Syracuse.
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arERUEN =. yNNR1.

oTEkAEN - UNBUs
Alto RNEY AT LAW,
~yoRN1R THIRD AND MAIN e1l1n1s, svse
~ eDeo % !. h. D. " Ford.
|11oSYouxD 5YEUF i Il.7ZI.ss7 ~. =
~ seAN z. :. v0 ", -.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-27
Personal.

-Mr. John Buterfeld President Of the Overland
Mail Company, arrived in town last evening
Tie Baltimore Patriot Of yesterday announces
that George Pea lojy has generously added 800 900
TO tie Peabody Institute fund for the erection OF the
noble edifce now going up in Baltimore. This, with
the previous endowment the part Of Mr.. p, makes
more lau half million of dollars. 1t also learns that
this gel tlenan il in possession OF larger fortune
than at any previous period OF his life.
The Hon. Robert Rantoul died at Beverly yester,
dav afternoon, after brief illness. The deceased
was horn at salem November %, E,s, and was con-
sequently in the seth year of his age. lie has been
prominently before the public during the past hall
century, having first served in the legislature in
1862 He was member OF the Constitutional
Convection in lS2o, and again in lSJJ, and Ia; ac'
cep,ably filed various public trusts during long,
active and useful life. He was the father Of the late
Hon. Robert Rantou, jr He was warm friend OF
pesce, temperance, education and reedonl ana TOOK
deep interest in public affairs to the day OF ms
death. Or Wednesday last he resigned the clerkship
of the Unitarian parish at Beverly, the humble duties
of which station he bad performed for a long term
of years. Thousands of persons IN Massachusetts VIII
remember the white hair, and venerable yet cneeriul
aspect Of Mr.. Rantoul, he sat on the platform at
nublic meetings held to advance the noble causes
with which Lis name and influence have been denti-
fed. Boston Transcript, Oct -.
The Pcfrsburg VA Press, of the 18th, Gays:
1--WE are sorry to be informed that the condition of
the Hon. Sherrsrl Clemens is most critical. The
statement made to precudes all hopes OF his re-
covery and it is even possible that while we write he
has breathed his last Mr.. Clemens is the person who
was wounded by Governor Wise's son, in duel
fought few week. since
We learn that Daniel f.. Sones, member of Con-
press elect from the It District, suspended business
last week-reported liabilities SlOo,O0O. The Cny
Bark Of Biddeford and or two other banks out of
the state ith which he did businets, secured them
selves by attachment of property; other large credi-
tors have since taken mortgages. Port. Argus.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-27

FESTIVAL OF THE Socmrr % 81. VINCENT nx
PAuL.-The second annual festival OF the Society d
St. Vincent de Paul forthe beheft Of the poor COM
mencsd last evening a. tie City Assembly Rooms.
and viii be continued day and evening throqghths
remainder of the week. !, h,9..oila.f
The Society is purely MISUNDERSTANDING for IL
object the ameIioraion Of the coalition Of the poor,
and is eompo.ed Of conferences from the following
Catholic churches: 81. Pasriek's, Nativity Holy
Cro.s, St. James,, st. Francis xsviers, *. retsr~
Aprupciston, st. Stephens, and TransAsaratios-
Each Of these churches has table ST displayisg
every manner Of useful, fancy or ornamental articles
which sre sold or drawn BY chance the prsceedi 60
ing for the benefit Of the poor. Dedworhs Bad was
in attendance last evening Last year only ssvea 60
serences wer. represented; this year there ~ n.
The profits ss the first Sestival amounted - sovss
s. 900 three smes thst amount 10 sxpsctsd b 30 ~
Allied BY the present one. 'a5 ~
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-27

a., made preparations for forcible en-
,,ostfa'ien, NI..rm;ned thrests to tear the ho"ec
rspce wiz VIII ~, come out. Under certain sco''n
ts~b.a of protecton to myseu, anu " .5,' nonc
Jtnrg "a "a nv vife--wh"m can halu! ~
te refdefeo ~ aaer such great excitement iu hs'
.,sin TO zee tnNo, % .,,eed 10 go with the Hor. -
,fos'rs'e ocr' Sti,ven and Iouln Usilton anu was
NJ NJ conyeyed to the raroau uoj IN ,bs deed
~ them % oo - the persons concerneu ~ 'ii' ue,u
Lne nIi sevv and at prescrt recoe'.&, & alS q ~ r.
s Nsa ia Reck Isaac Perkins, ,oan DI pa, Co,n
bds; John T. Skirvep, Frank Isnn, s Jobo Tr,nk
. Rcnud. I.ouin Uston, AeeI o. " Skiryen. Wm.
UsihOn, lA''u oo" - Wilmer Wm. Parker, George
p FrencH, ~. Wetberhead, Benton sutton Ns-
". Spencer, 'onn W" w. Oldham X. Jones, Jerry
ihamei oyrrE stevens, JOSIAH hisgold' samuel
hcnois, rr sewe Hepburn Kayhel SIfNe{: apo'I
" WALLACE - Wsna'0' ~
tno- 9..oi 9s,i. NJ Hepburn. -, -,
Woeks LeN W, si OF these were armed with guns or
Some, u ro Do oG The above agreed 20 accompany me
pistols s,s,e viz: LoGin U-iton and the Hon. j.
out oi"d o. ~" member Of Congress. The mob sent, in
d. ,;s, he following persons: George w. Spencer,
eddug Wallace and his brother. John Wetherhead,
A.pp sutton. and one Other whom do not RENE n
bes' .sI armed with guns and revolver. They pro-
per n in four carriages to Middletown, Del. and saw
W nlsced in the cars for Wilmington, Del, whence
ns ip.is ~ this city, where am now staying.
coz uill ada that am member of the Society Of
v..srds hut have never been member of any ABB
inco society although my father was member of
49, Kert County MD Abolition Society, as was also
49, fstber Of Judge Chambers. No fuUds have ever
loeed in nv hands for any very purpose
rl.ttvcr. The statements made in The kent Neocs,
.,5 copied into other Maryland papers, abound in
hlseboods. 80
n facts, leaving to yOur readers to make their own
comments JAS. l.. BOWERS.
'IS PsaSSsl5sio, Ia 10th Mo 20. 1853.