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Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1858-02-19

e7g- On Saturday lasi, a son =" =,
Yalliquatte, Of CasIleton' va, ~,
by sled loaded with Wood y H.,
so that he died in a sbor' '''i'
wards
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FRANCE.

The Army o. the Line is to be divid-
ed under five great commanders. These
divisions are confded to Marshals Ca
stellane, Bosquet, Peliss.er, Canrobert
and Valiant, and having their general
quarters at Paris, Nancy, Lyons, Tou-
louise and Tours.
Addresses from some Of the regiment:
to the Emperor are wordedin such strong
language az to attract much attention.
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S'sinsss ssssaSs1 sss1osss ssSs.s es.s da M -. =
and of puch sdvauoe0eat -
hesa Rtronags Of thssoumuGt(
y krsagsmsnt secures - VLof>E
- Of p. Sanford to 1.s.s 11a Ia
A,oI.6ls s.sn. which h.v. BET sds
aisFoo.ss
~ ~ - for ordinary studiss,
VIII. VIII rse for Incidental ! s1- =
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gS lion. 3: H. Curtis,
1 &e Ley. =. Honn,
| z&NI gonns
| z. Tofa,
| w.M..vssn 49, 1--WE,
.zs0-sss resident.
KR0xU FOCWOOL
lvrHE a144s pilT ~ ASaday next,
! 1 the leuk Of u In tkSYowa Medical COLLEGE,
In this city, aClasisai School for the instruction
Of young mn A1a boys, in which will be taugh,
Ancient LAngdaGDe, Sciences, and higher Matbe-
mates; also, the higher branches VI Common
English Education. Regular recitations IN scrip
turs viii aisobe kept up during the session.
The scholastic year will be divided into fouI
quarters, OF ten weeks each.
| TUITION:
Languages, Sciences and higher Mathematics, pei
.............4 $40 OF
Common knghsh Branches, per quartcr...... 81
Payable ~ the end Of each quarter.
WV. JAMESON, Principal
RErIrSo 49,
Rev. no. W Scott, D. D., Pres't Wash. COL. Penn
Rev. WIN. p. Alrtch. % b prof. Nsth a.
. Rob't Mill yan, IA M. Pr NAN. Reth.nv Col
lsgc, Va.
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TERMS or ADVERTISING.

Business Cards, not exceeding SIX lines, inside
3l5, otherwise $40.
Funsrai Notices 81 90. Obituaries, according
TO space occupied.
Displayed advertisements half more than the
above rstes.
Aivsrtissmsnts lsaded and placed under the
head of especial Notices." dossk hs ordinary
vsfa.
special Notices In the Local Column - cents
per line.
Advertisements osdssed on the insiAs exsls-
sivsly in the Daily, after the 6rst two weeks,
30 per cent more than the above rates.
Advertisements not accom- panied with diRee-
tions viii be inserted tif forbid, and shargsl
for accordingly.
an fysnsseNf adverffsemsafs mssf be pssd Joy
In slsssce. This rule will not be varied from
When the advertiser uses the Weekly alone,
the price will be the Same ~ In the Daily. -
Where the Daily and Weekly are both used
rs per cent. win be deducted from the aggre-
gate amount.
Under the present system, the advertiser
pays 20 much for tho space be occupies, the
ssAnges being chargeable for the competition
Woniy. This plan 10 now generally adopted
Oar charge for changes will be Is cents pei
square.
nDr In all cases where advertisements arr
discontinued before the expiration Of the yeai
or the time contracted for, they will be charged
up at our regular rates for the time actual
~ In.
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axo. Q. AspgRsos. ALExAHDER BAnCLAY
fESTABLISHED IN IsS8.1

BANKING HOUSE OF
a Il ~ q q. A ID u - d n 4 g d !.
T HAVE this day admitted as . partner In the
Banking Business, Alexander Barclay, lwho ~
been my teller for the last Elk years). The
ness. hereafter, viii be conducted under q
and style Of
Being one Of the Oldest Banking Houses III not
the oldest) in Iowa. the new firm solicits eonfinl
nance Of former patronage SO literally extended TO
the senior partner.
They viii make collections and remit, less Ex-
change, on the day Of payment, free Of charge.
Their references are as formerly by senior part
ner viz
REFERENCES
Park Bank, N. Y.
Winslow, Lanier 4 Co., Bankers, N. X.
Edward W. Clark 4 Co., PhiiAAslphis.
Howard Rankiug Co., Boston.
Clapp, Fuller brovae, Bankers, Boston.
Marias Bsnk, Chicago.
Hoffman Heipcke, Chicago.
Mschanics' Bank, Pittsburgh.
Farmers Deposit Bank, Pittsburgh.
Kramer Rshm, Bankers,
Gilmore 1 Brothsrton " Cincinnati.
A. ID. Hunt 4 Co., !" Louisville.
State Savings Institution, st. Louis.
Ksokuk, Ian. ], 'ts. GEO. G. ANDERSON
jan6d -
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MsHAALAND HOUSE,
j. A. PATMOR, PRoPaIEroR,
Formerly Of the Sherman House, Chicago, Ills.
. FRoNT-ST., BET. CEDAR PINE,
Opposite Steam Ferry Landing,
Fort Madison, 80. IoWa.
sep2sdAw
SECOND OTR EET CM ZAP STORE.
IREAT bargains In Dry Goods, Cloaks, Bonnsts
VI Ribbons 10. We are now Offering our WE'LL
selected stock very low for cash. Our assortment u
goods In every department 10 complete. and bought
very cheap, and will bc sold lower than heretofore
oHsred, ~ we by doing our own business, rent
and olssk-hire. We can and win sell lower than
any other establishment.
oct12-d X. II. ABBOTT Co.
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VyHR subscribers would inform the consumers oG
i Lumbar, and the public gsnssally, that they
are now pgspnrsd TO furnish sll kinds Of Lumber
usually made BY law Aili, including kNlns
Flooring Joiss. Shsstng and Siding, Of Any lsnglh
that may b dssirsd.
Gail st the New Saw Mill, N the river, nsax
Whites Pork House. PAUL AUMk6.
N. b. Stove wscd for sale st 81 Per cord.
sep16du
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Hark 10 0oetIeso Meokpkto1DsX
vlilMES ere Hard. MONEY = Scarce. u
L DUKE is up With the Tiuss, ,and doWnW11
the Cash. II times are hard, ms Npax LAofN
ys.r sa.Ar vsILs, II 'iepnsysts apasss.
DELLS VERY CHKAP. 80
Having just resolved his Spring Ssnah, ~ Fl
now ready 10 acssunodsts Al ~ nay rive 49, IN
call, either in Eastern or cua1 p1n1e .waeh, 81
would callpaFtieala sttentisl r. aAttsr.
Having sstakh hsd. nAnHS % ~ MGs4
sxtendcdscsle ,ha NiH kssi dsnstkndy % hsnA snl
on q psieA or sstsae IN .<sfssf's sAes 10 sssss
siier Patent CS Besks anA win ssll the hsst oa
go6ds q the very lowest poissA,e psioss 1or CASH.
In enD1om Sort hs wassaats Siss, POI - csamp,
- MAMMOTH 1oor.
NJ - Nos. So e. Ana s6S9SnI6S -
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H. 4. LOVE CO,,
Successors 70 Deming 3 Lovs,)
BANKERS,
4 1--WE psrtisuiar attention to eolle11
~ init promptly on the day ol
RKsnk8HcBs:
Bank Of North America, New Y orb @
Drexel Co., Philadelphia.
E.W, Clark 4 Co., /"
Citizens Bank, Baltimore.
Bank of Pittsburgh, Pitts burgh.
Jno. ID. Scuiiy Cashier, do
s. Brady, Cashier, Wheeling. -
Branch State Bank Of Ohio, Zan sgv13fn
Commercial Bank, Cincinnati.
State Savings Institution, 81. Loul
Geo. Smith Co., Chicago,
Northern Bank Of Kentucky, Lcxingt6
novz4d
oxo. O. ANDERSON. ALEXANDER BAnCLAr /.
IL
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PENNsxLyAsIA aAlLnOAD

.HfSHE Great Central Route, connecting. lAe At
and Southwestern States, by conflAuom BAIL
way direct ThteYoad also connects Al Pittsburgh
with daily line 3fSntesmers to all ports on the
Western Rivers, md t cleveland and SanduskJ
with steamers eeaii ports on the North -westegA
Lakes; makingft the most direct ehenpssf awd ~.
liable route by which FREIGnT be forwarded
to and from the Greet WSst.
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RArEs BETWEEN PHIAu
kHlA AND PrrrsBURoH.


FIRST cLAsS.---Boots, Shoes,
Hats and Caps, Dry Goods (in
boxes, bales and trunks,) Drugs 75c. y 100 ibs.
lin boxes and bales,) Feathers,
furt, &C., "a.
sKcosp cLAss~@Do Domestic Sbset-1
ing, shrting sud lick lin
originalbales,) j Drugs tint ~ so. 90, ,oon.
Hardware, Leather, Liquor In ooc Y iVo'Ds.
casks, Wall Paper, Wool and
Sheep Pelts, eastward, &C., DC
THIRD CLAss.--Anviis, Chains lin
cssks,) Hemp, Bacon and Pork,
salted iloose or in sacks, PaintA Soc. p l00lhs.
| ldry and in oil, Oils, Except
Foun1. @ I cIAS.MSJ SO I. Fish. B..
| con, Beef and-Pork In casks or
| boxes, eastward,) Lard and
Lard Oil, Naik. soda Ash, Ger a. "a ,oo =.
man Clay, Tar, Pitch, kosin, 'o' ~
Steel, Manufactured Tobacco,
| Rosin Oil, QueensvaYe, Sugar
| (hhds. bbls, ,aad hxs. J &C., ac
FL0UR-75sN bbl., until knn keRnefics.
GkAIN--s5 cts. n l00 nsy3 ItAer notice
cQTToN--x2 Y bale, not - ~ 500 ~, Il
W4rht until further notice. @x
~ shipping tbsods from any point sastA -
iss psn.sIs,sass ks'Soss.a All roc roc r. sss T.
the Ageats Of this road at PhiiadSipAn tts
burgh, will b. forwarded wi thout 49, ~
FREIGHT A6ENTS--Clark 3 o., Chlenoo
Packer 4 Co., Memphis, Tenn; r. q. O'Rilsy I
Co., Evansville, Ind; WIN. Bingham, Lcuisvills
KY; X. y. Aeldrum, Madison, Ind; H. W: Brown
1 Coz sn& Yin Co., Cincinnati; !; u. 8. Pierce 4
Co., 2ansSville, o.. Lccch Co., No - kilby st.
Boetep; Leech CO., No. Astor House. N. Y.
No. fWAliam ST., n. y; Il. j. 6needer, Philadel
phia; Magraw Koons, Baltimore D. a. Stewart
J Pittsburgh. u. Ii. HOUSTON,
L. General Freight Agent.
J.IOMBAEkT, ,sup't, Altoona, Rsnn.
- UAn. III, 49,
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III INT CHANGRsi
6atu1d Evening Train Put On
OHIO & MISSISSIPPI
'aMsiD M s4ve..
r ALL RO AD
C0mpletsdto Cincinnati Through scifh oss
change Of care Only go eAange
OF carsto L0uiscille- One

C0mpletedt to Ctncsnndft-- Through sOifh out
change Of care Only go ekange
OF carsto Louisville One
chan0s to Clsreiand.
nNEto Wheeling and two less changes Of Cars
~ and bagssgs Ard 50 miles nearer taAll East
THE GREAT MA1IoNAL k0UT1sv
~ U. S. Mail a1d AdGms Esyrsss. sy&
On and .i,sr "Wednesday .Jaiy lstss stfaiasxill
W us. siiTr.i.--Leay.s once, s5sper IN .sd
lnuA, at lon .. "A. Leaves East st. Louis
xprssS STrsin-Leavea>l corner Of 4th and
uAssinut ~ p. m. LsAvssA hast St. Louis Dspo,
"A crSer Is accommodate the travelling pub-
lie. . Saturday Afternoon Train has been pm,
up, and trains willrun asabovs1sery day except
sAS SEE SUNDAY TRAIN AT a:oop.M.
b. pins make direct and eatasa csa.
1non esfi with all Eastern Mail and
sformiAg IN sAevfsst, qstck1si,
Y yo1 ~ Route ID New YeRk, -
RhiI1 Posayy Arlington CITY, So
Ss.,s sl'ysi.aa Buffalo, md .
Ai:5:C W allpsi sask.1l 1ll,nei, e.
oslS 6Sn SRxScs Or CARS - ucAoo.
New York passengers have chofU toua .gaod
railroad goutes, from Cincinnati,
Erie, n. Central, Pennsylva1 -
Baltimore 4 Ohio. NJ &
Through passengers should sval "
this most reliaAe route betwes ~
the WEAs il 4 - suusa.i faa II :
.speMs sp I. e. and - only Broad kosd y I
the sas.saxsr, wea "a. p.c..ur bio I...,,s
Rock Island IL Irlington, P1 9TH, @.
lena, Peru, ~, connect Mt s. 6f~with t1
Illinois Central Il. Il. forth4 above named potnel
direct. 49,
n ~ htaan Rrnn oh 1vnun
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Keokuk Book-Bindery. =

K0okuk Book-Bindoxy,x 80 s
AND BLANK BOOK MANUFACIUNY.. #s
DIANK Books made and ruled to any reQuffsd
Dpatssn. Court Rscords Justices Dock cts, A.,
SCISSORS Books Poll Books, Ac., no., Furnished 4
short notice.
Old Books. Masasinea, Music, &c., bound or re-
N~My Bindery viii be found In AcCune'
Building, corner Of Main and Heoond-sfh.
sep Ii i67-d ISAAC N. PEARCE.
To 0ENTAsEMEM.
TyHE superior stock ef Cloths, Cassimssss, Vest.
j ings, 6hirts, DrsweSs, Gloves and Hosiery
Ehawls and travelling Blankets, win be solAyAnti
further notice, at Less THAN EASTERN COST
ROlR CASH. p. y. FOSTER,
noy3d&w S6eou4-st.
zoo GALLONS Pare kinSscd O Tor eAls 81 !
|OUV 8. B. VOWHLL,
nay35d III 4Ain-ot.
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DisselusAon.

AssolugAOn.
II NvHk Co o-Partnership heretofore existing b.
" twssu ~ subscribers, under the name snd
Ann ~ Mno1ueA Names, is this day dissolved b.
aDnnal oeussnt. RObert I P. Q. Hsines will con-
tlnue II 1hs basinaes, and sign the nsmc Of the
arm In iiQniaAtion. 1hey will also settle all &C.
counts OF Sha late 6In, And all debts due IL must
bs paid then. II. s. FARRAR,
ROnERT HAINE6.
C0sPaHsnorship~
The undersigned, having formed asCo. Partner
ship uuder the name and st yls Of HaneAk Brother,
and purchased the entire interest of 4.D. farAr,
Will continue the businsas of ann1net16ipg Sash,
Doprs, Blinds, Flooring, Pump 1eblAeb SSc., at
the Old stand, corner pf 3 ! Bluk 0lese ne the
Ke9kak #. Des As|nes Rail hoea ~
Ksokuk Sept. -, '57. p. .. HAMS
oct8-d *sN
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#&Ms BOMETz <G NEWT
Grocery and ProVfsi0n Store IN =
i -, Lowsr Addition.
happening store q knss
i II Ash and ~, ,in Mason . Low Iition-
for tho sale of Family GrocNies, Prom 7, Houslf
Keeping Articles, Mineral Water, IeasAs,yAxt 10
WHISKY. Look for the big sign inSOol |sm Con-
yent HILL Cheap rs the cheapest fdQ neh.
r. A, URN |oN.
- wd0m-is x#
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FER nsnI.
c1aTORE N0oMH sndsr ths Now Hctsl--l ~
in street, and On Fifth strsst--sll ef wAisA
TENT for retail storass les the feliowine
u business Drugs sri ffumerx, Gents
stationary ~ Gre gsnilt Grocery. sad
Cl8Ho o0o 80. uS
3 1iaaae room eoane( - - the house fos .
lrasis1 Btors Or Bass1 1f which Will -
apr5sd IL IsH ! wILsEY.
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BARNUM y

BARNUM
EEnxeG TIE HC0Q67Y,
HAI&H. in considsfstiln af, ka14 tkncs. II is
IN ~ nosVnearytes IN SitissnStb use econ-
EonY ~ 11A pqo oLssc d vAes they esnsums. In
or1 ~ lteS fat and eA4S9 you mrst buy GOOD
- 41A1 britcies. xo{p Jth3s. ssll al W. II.
ugsia q Qnss old stas1s Atssye will find bis
s. L. 11r1pm
~ SSsn.iess naSl s~ho daily throng
around bis counter. - their turn 10 b.
served with tho good 1Nn9sso necessary to life.
Citisens Of Keokuk, and farmers Of the sur
rounding country, give me call, and you VII
never regret it tho longest day you live.
The Undersign ed having purchased tho entire
sto II Of w. II. Austin : Co., as No. l0s, sopth
side Of Main street, three doofs west Of Fourth,
IL solicitous Of ashars of the patronage Of his
friends and the public oeneesliy. #
Goods will be delivered 10 any part Of the
city with promptness and Dispatch. 1ermsstrict-
ly CASH -
B. A. \. yssvili hnd you can bpy goods fully =
ysn lprmerly have tone. Don't forget
~ Mainsst. 3. L. 1ARNUM.
Kcokrk May III -dAwtf ess
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HORSE DOCTOR.
ID ESPEcTFULLY informs the inhabitants OF
IN Keokuk aud its vicinity, that he win attend TO
any business in his line. From his long perience
Of ~ years, he has made himself familiar with
the varions diseases in the horse-Epidemic and
Infuensa Fever, Lung Fever, InfAmmstions, Stag
gers, Sweeny, Bolts, Worms, Collie, epssms, Spavcn
Bone, spraias, Ring Bone, Cnrbs, DC. Medicines
can be had by calling At his residence Aih ST.,
between Johnson and Exchange, Keokuk, Iowa.
jAn27dly
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A RE sold at this agency At the manufasturen'
Aprices, adding only the cost Of transportation.
1OInstsuctions in operating the machine givsQIe
gratis 70 purchasers Of Machines. r. -
Refer to the following Ladies in Keokuk, ~
have these machines in use:
Mrs. Edw. kilbournc, Mrs. A. B .Chittsndsn,
Mrs, VIM McGavic, Mrs. J. q. Floyd,
Mrs. Dr Ford, Mrs. john Burns.
Apply personally orby letter to
Elk. BUELL., @
6s Nsin-st,, fap staiss,1
spr36ddw xookuk, IoaIk #
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CUMTIN HsR OF fIEIks,
Surveyors aad Land Agcnts,
COUNCIL BLUPFb CITY TY,.......................l0W A
ngrEE 10
WI. MsAlpine, C. e., New York.
k.H. Tracy, -
Adams Back nghAn,
Hon. ChAs. Mason, w Washington City.
Hon b. Gordon, North Carolina
Hon. J. y. Orr, South Carolina.
Lion. r. C. Wright, New Orleans.
s.v.P Papin / Brother, ST. Louis.
scArritt Il Mason, 80
Capt. j. N. Pritchard, I"
TIL sharp, Cash. !, indianapolis, Ind.
IL. B.CunA, NJ. Vernon, Ohio.
Hon. Sam I X. Curtis, Keokuk, Iowa.
Chas. Parsons Co., +" I"
Hatch b Thompson, I" "
Clarke ,authrie d sturges, Buffalo, MY.
jy3-dAw
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vANsICKLEN + 8AALss
aRNERAL AUCT T1ONE RS

SNes.9
RNERAL cTIONE RS
AMD
Comnissien Merchants.
vsrandah Building, Johnson-st, under Court House,
xXYILL attend sales Of real or personal property,
w rscsive ana sell on commission al kinds u
eoods furniture cattle, horses, $c.; receive goodi
On storage, pay charges, and do general agency
busincss. Cash advanced on goods received 4orim
mediate sale. VANSlCkLEN MlLL6.
nov16d
M. n AUpfIH, g. n. ALnBni
WM. n. AUSTIN 4 CO.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCHR6,
PRODUCE DEALERS
AnD
Comanisslom Merchants.
No. l0o Msiu st., ana oo Lsvss, hsoANA. IosS ;
MENM nT1ON0,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
T1AkTIcULAk attention givsA 70 the collection
l and securing Of claims.
O6ios on Third d.st., between Main and johnson
Ksokuk. Iowa. lmsyldSml
DOYD DRADB
Archlsocs anA DullAoTs
Morgan a., bstvsen 1iftssnth and 6ixtsenth,
y =
fyONInACTG taken, including the 1a5nishing "
Il ueAesial, II desired, aad flushed " prsaH
Y 1ke1a naaass. lhsasMen
4skx
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A. G. \
Ts NV nanufastarisf f1sle
s,,:ss1, :ss,ss: c:s' ss'.;ss .s., u 5l..s. s. 3 -
lisAs Az ds.se'.. =. y:ssl
y; k "a - :, .ns r,:: So: - - IT -
s: ;::;:;: :;:;|!|! ]: !: { !! :! :
roons, eer1e q Ill 5S - r.
ferapa ~. netsrisl n 1stsins, eae,n1
.,..:s r.sa "a 4. -: .ssl ssssa.s 4. :.ss.. =
[W h o. LE6ALE AND R1AlLs~4
March ~, 'S5-dly - Is MO- D,
PRIOE MI s$
5000 > = = 49, 81
lxl intense heat than coal, md ID irs1kss1 h
~ Ait wnl - delivsrsd in any - q -
sntil iarsAsr seslss, IN qsAnsisaa - -
-. = s.sasls, = 4fsass PEI a1A1a.
- - nais.s... Up ssaiss. 4
Gas fixtures.
.s.s ..s. !: =. s',; r.:. s:s:;: IL p !:
Chandeliers, .s..
Psndaass, ai
Brackets,
Portable Lights,
Ao., &c., &C., they are nov offered for sals q ths
/ lowest cash prices, for Cash. @
| Tbs stock will BE- feplenishcd from time 70 tine,
and GAS FITTING IN ALL ITS BK1NCHES will
hereafter be carr rbs BY the Company.
Apply at The ~
GAS COMPANY,
jansd 10. 90 Aain-st.. Up AeAin.
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:: al; - =
With bsssttful assofSAeeI II - -
Durable sinmngs, vhiskM ~ - - - ns~
nsnk Of the lstsstasd - approved -
All1 Iwofkmanship.
kIemen in want ef easy httlng md Ron4oof
tH1Ynepts - invited % aall.
~. B. aRlar astsafion paid to sutaiagoas
RLLI0T r. SMITH. M
10vsst ksss wsatsd. foctld1
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music sTOH h
ID B. uINMAN, ,havin 8 purchased
.1Is the stock Of Patrick 4 Croueod
has now ON exhibition and fonaa6
~ theuJewelry Store, next do
~. Making House, variety
1nDk and other Muzical lnstrumen
mnaic hooks, sheet music, 10.
sAlso. Iafrs collection Of bsastil
kagrAvings ~ pAiAtings. = n wAisH
on reasonable terms. b. b. HIM
dealoA S
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06sRaYIneFahlp NOt1C0.
u r. 0RAx : Il. n. SMITH have thls 1a1
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AZ II w Z O O K s

VISITATION AND SEARCH; or, historical sketch of
the British clam to exercise maritime police
the ressets Of all nations, peace ceU ,oar
auth an inquiry into the erpedieacy of terminating
the eighth article Of the Ash6arton Treaty. BIZ VIII
LIAM BEACH LAWRENCE, Editor of WIeotons En-
ements Of International Lac" Boston LITTLE,
BROWN Co. 1858.
The Fright of Search" as it is popularity called,
has so long been the subject of difference and dis
cusson between our own Government and that of
England, and has so often occupied the attention
of Statesmen and Publicists throughout the
world, that an interesting and instructive study
is afforded by the mere recital of the views which
have been entertained, and the faithful presenta-
ton of the various phases which the question
has assumed during fifty years. The recent con-
troversy, now happily terminated, growing out of
the conduct of the British Cruisers in the Gulf of
Mexico, has served to awaken all our national jea-
ousies in regard to the freedom of the SEAS and has
brought the American people practically to con-
slider the grounds upon which their claims are
based The work before us has most OPPORTUNITY sup
piled, in an ineligible form, the information which
we want, and which has heretofore been hid away
among State papers, confined to the knowledge
of the few men, still surviving, who have been ia
miliar with the origin and progress of the difficulty
The author has not only exhibited the most untiring
industry IN his collection OF material for the work.
but, in the clear and comprehensive manner in which
he treats the whole subject under review, he has
shown an ability rarely displayed in such research
es. The book will be invaluable to our public men
at home, and to our Consuls and Diplomatic A gents
abroad
A TREATISE ON THE LAW SUITS BY ATTACHMENT
an the UNITED STATES, by CHARLES d. DRAKE, of
the st. Louis Bar. Boston. LITTLE, Brown
Co. 1853
This is the second edition of the valuable treatise
published in 1884, which then met the appreciation
of the profession, and has since been much cited
by the Courts, in cases of attachment. The text
has been rewritten and added to-, and embraces
the decisions of nearly all the State Courts on
the subject. 1t not only contains the leading stat
utory provisions of the various States but also
useful treatise the law of attachment in the
Lord Mayors Court of London, by JOHN LOCKE,
ESQ. The practitioner will find the work of great
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