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III. X. LOVE d co.,
{ Successors 10 Deming b Love,l
BANKERS,

III. X. LOVE d co.,
Successors TO Deming b Love,l
BANKERS,
a,
1--WE particular attention to collections and re-
" nit promptly on the day Of payment.
RxsxREscxs:
Bank Of North America, New York,
Drexsi / Co., Philadeiphia.
E.W. Clark h Co., :"
Citizens Bank, Baltimore.
Bank Of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh.
Jno. ID. Scuily Cashier, do
II. Brady, Cashier, Wheeling.
Branch State Bank Of Ohio, Zauesvtlie.
Gomnercisl Bank, Cincinnati.
state Savings Institution, 81. Louis.
Geo. smith Co., Chicago,
Northern Bank Of Kentucky, Lexin gtop.
nov2Ad
axo. c. ANDERSON ALEXANDER IA scLAr.
ESTABLISHED In IsA8.l
BANKING HOUSE or
q u q q r. g. a - y n n Il q q.
THAyE this day admihed 3 partner in tho
i Banking Business, Alexander Barclay, twho hns
been my teller for the last six yearsl. The busi.
ness, hereafter, will be conducted under the ffm
GEO. C. ANDERSON d 90.
Being one Of the oldest Banking Houses III not
The old estl In Iowa the new firm soHcA = contin-
usnce Of forme- patronage 50 literally extended to
the senior partner.
They will make coneotions and remit, less Ex-
change, on tbs day of payment, free Of charge.
Their references are ~ formerly by senior part
| nsr wis
REPEREEcks
Park Bank, N. Y.
Winslow, Lanier l. Co., Bankers, X.
Edward w. Clark d Co., ,PhilAdelphia.
Howard Banking Co., Boston.
Clapp, Fuller 4 Browne, Bankers, Boston.
Marine Bank, Chicago.
Hoffman Gslpcke, Chicago.
MechAnics, Bank, Pittsburgh.
Farmers Deposit Bank, Pittsburgh.
Kramer 4 Kahn, Bankers, +"
Gilmore 4 Brothsrton - Cincinnati.
A.. ID. Hunt CO., :" Louisville.
State Savings Institution, ST. Louis.
Ksokuk, an. !, '58. GEO. G.. ANDERSON.
isu6d
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FIRST CLAsS.-~Boots, aao~
liats and Caps, Dry Goods III
boxes, bales and trunks hrugs zoe. ~ i 90 bs
lin boxes and bales,) Feathers,
furs, 4c., &c.
sKcosb CLAss.-Domestie fncet-
ing, Shirtng and Ticking lin
originalbales, Drugs tin casks an.
Hardware, Leather, Liquor lin oo'' iooios'
casks, Wall Paper, Wool and
Sheep Pelts, Eastward, Ae., dc.
THIRD CLAss.--AnviIs, Chains Tin
CASKS Hemp, Bacon and Pork,
salted loose or in sacks, Paints Soc. ~ lGon
ldry and In oily Oils, Except
lard and rosinl
EouhfH CLAss.-~Gofee Fish Ba-
con, Beef and PORK (in casks or
boxes, eastward Lard and
Lard Oil, Nails + oda Ash. Ger ~
man Clay, Tar, Pitch, kosin, ave- e'iVV "s.
Steel, Manufactured Tobacco
hosiI Oil, Queensware, sugar
(hhds. bbls and bxs. j 4c Sc
FLoUk-7ac II hbl., until further notice
sHAIN--3a cts. ~ 100 fbs, until further notice
C0IIoA-~s2 "a bale. not exce.di 4 500 ms in
weight, until furtA her notice.
In shipping Goods from any point eastof Phla-
delphh, Be particular 10 marx packages ''vta
Pennsrlranta bastroaa.'' All goods consigned to
the Agents of this road at phiisdeiphia or Pitts
burgh, will be forwarded without detention
FREIGHT hdLNIs-Clark 4 Co., Chicago !:
Packer n Co., Memphis, Tenn. p. q. o'Riley a
Co., Evansville, Ind, Wm. Bingham, Louisville, !,
KY; X. G. Meidrum. Madison, Ind; II. W. Brown
Co., and Irwin CO., Cincinnati. ii S. Pierce
Co, GAINESVILLE, o.; leech a Co, No 50 kilby-st.
Boston beeeh 4 Co., NJ. Astor House n. Y.
No. Wiliiam-st., n. "; Il. J . sneeder Philadel-
pbia; Msgraw hoons Baltimore u. A. Stewart,
Pittsburgh. Ii. ii. HOUSTON,
General Freight Agent.
II. j LoMbAERT ,sup't, Altoona, Penn.
los
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Paper HanEtnGs NJ Cost.
WE will sell onr large and well selected stock
wv II Wah Papsrc, within Tho next thirty days,
1t unprecedented NV prices for Cash. Cali and
examine, OGDEN, BRoWNELL CO.,
Aug20d - Main-st., and Second-st.
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A. g.. s u Ia MI A II ,
WHOLESALE DEALER

FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
DRY q 100 IDS, NOTIONS, &C.,
Corner Of Fourth and Main streets,
kEVku
IL AS just received large and splendid stock Of
III Fail ana winter GOoas, OF the
latest and most approved Styles purchased direct
~ from the Importers and Manufacturers, and
will be sold ~ reasonable terms 81 they can be
purchased elsewhere.
The attention Of City and Country Merchants is
respectfully solicited.
septodGw
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OtssOlu ON.
lSHE partnership heretofore existing between J..
i @. Kamsay and h. Haynes in the grocery busi-
ness, under the ,styk Of Ramsay \ Haynes, IL this
day dissolved BY mutual consent. ]. &. Ramsay
having purchased the entire interest OF 8. HASnes
will continue the business at No. 103 Main-st.
Either party will settle tho businsss Of the old
concern. J.C. RAMSAY,
s. HAYNES.
Ksokuk, Nov.4, lsss-dvtdlm
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BUCKEYE FOUNDRY,
Corner Of johnson and Ninth Strssts,
KEoKuK "A,
o.. =. VAIL n Co.
ivlAd
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The ew York Weekly Tribune, large eight
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PInMtcrers, Hair.
nN hand and for sale at lh lowest market rate
Ma large lot Of PiAsterorss Lair.
b. w. a. III. TUCKER,
mayis Sign Of the Red Paddock.
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Oloaks.
Natural Hair Rraid, Hoop skirts,
BEAUTIFUL KID GLOVES,
And every thing usually comprised in this Depart
ment will be found In my store, at
Fowler's Models for sale. NO. 81 MAIN-ST.
Sept. II, as-d
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T'ERMS.

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masonic DIRECTORY. j

OhiO ledge No. GOI.-Meets Masonic Hall.
corner Market ana aonrosstreets and tbtr Nom
day evenings Of each month g. w. starTs, W. Nj Ale-
dnder LGUghEia Secretary.
wheeling Lodge No. 19s Meets as above on
the rst aud tAfr1 Thursday evenings Of each month. -
BRESTL1SGEA, W. Nj; s. n. Pearson, Secretary.
WhoeIln1 iTJnton Chapter ne. 1a-Meetsa az
allowed the sscOsz Monday evening each month.
sOOTT, n; p; s. n. 4Psqrson, Secretary.
WheelthS RncnmPmene Me- 4 Meets =
aboyeop Monday eYsaInE each noHths We
ALesrtMa.
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MY native city has heatedne badly,r saida
drunken vagabond, ''but love her still. y -
s Probably her sfitl is all that you love about
her," replied gentleman.
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'tsbame, slamei' cried pumpkin orator ata
parish meeting in the country, ''our clergyman
pays no rate 80 ; :.
8 Yes he does, Joined q Hag. 5st ssy4{s5553
speaker.
Why, the cn-rate l', g
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CHOICE FIRST GLASS INSURANCE.

S-nr THp- M
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600 R9EsE sBs Ss..
1g y ss Prize sS from One Dollar olt
want good and chsap article please Ca and e-
anime my stock. ,. o. HARBOUR,
opS7E @s tsiass sii- e 4i1e No. I43 Main 81.
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!a'ii THE HAT, ss.73 ssi 512aH
NEW STYLE9P a TEN TED FLEXIBLE
4a.igs SILK .fiAsTSIji il diI aa'a
4aaIhe Most GopafoEiRbleD Dress ETnG fnsi
IN THE WORLDi
COMBINING the beauty ard elegance SILK HAT
.5,4 with the softnees o. the iPelt Hat. ID
g. ID. ktS0
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES hhe 1sg0rtnent Just resolved.
- je92 g, D. HARPER q SONS.
sTF ADIES' EXPASSION sKIRT Wrapped Reeds, 81
IL Canes, sEirt Rests, Fancy
nmery Soaps Hrushe6 Of ali kinds, aVays hand chea
ureaah. tislal PAYNK { co.
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GOV pgNvER,s MESSAGES!

the Kansas Legislature ascribes the amnesty
and bitter feeling existing in the Territory, more
% personal hostility thaRPOlitcal considerations
lie refers to the harmonious action of the ciii-
zens of Nebraska rs worthy Of imitation, lsy the
people Of Kansas
He draws their attention TO the second sec
ton of schedule Of the Leco'npton COnstitu-
ton, adyiSing,no lcgis.atiOn until the action Of
Congress be ascertained, for ishIhuld Kansas be
admitted under that Constitution, all their acts
would be Rnllited. sr.=
)" lie recommends. the early attention to the col
lection of revenue and the building of Prisons,
and Other. suggestions relative TO amending the
election laws and tile protection of school land.
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MAUGRAL OF. GOV HICKMAN.

BALTIMORE, Jan. 13-CioV. Hickman was IN
auguratcd to-day at noon. His address 'deliV-
cred on the occasion opens with reference TO the
evils of Foreign Immigration and TO the natnr-
alization question He quotes the farewell ad
dress Of Washington against foreign influence
and says the people of Maryland have declared
in a way not to be misunderstood, their appIe-
citation of these evils aud a determination to
remedy them The right to vote is conferred by
the Constitution alone; its liquidatiOns arc pre-.
scribed in that organic law, and it is evident,
from the result of the late elections, that the
people of this State think it requires further
guard He-next touches upon religions inter-
ference abiding to the attempt to divide the
public school fund among sectarian schools
r. He condemns the agitation Of the Slavery
question and of diSnniOn sentiments. lie all
ludes to the recent election troubles and disap-
proves Of military interference at the polls lie
also alludes to the evil Of carrying concealed
deadly weapons and to the laws delay in the
prosecution of criminalf
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CALIFORNIA MEMS
ARRIVAL. OF TIE STAR OF THE WEST.

NEw Yonk, Jan. 13.-rhe steamship Star Of
the West from Aspinwall OH the 4th inst, ar
rived at this port at nine O'clock this evening.
She brings CALIFORNIA; mails to 2lst Of Dee, Il
The Star of the West connected with the
steamer Golden Gate, the latter sailed from San
Francisco on the afternoon Of the 2lst, with up
wards of two millions in specie, about half
million of which is on English account
The Wabash and Fulton were at AspInwaII
when the Star of the West left The former
with a portion Of the fillibnsters was to have
sailed for Havana and Pensacola, ON the 9th.
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KANSAS NEWS.

ST. EouIs Jan. sl3..-A Westport correspond
cnt of the Republican gives the official vote of
the Shawnee and oxford precincts, the former
is S3l, the latter 73s; Democratic minority
v cry little voting III Lawrence and Topeka.
states that all is quiet in that section. Bourbon
county gives 500 Democratic majority.
A letter from Fort Smith, Ark, brings intelli-
gence OF the death of Capt Hamber, just re-
turned from. Utah.
E9The Democrat has just received Kansas adj
vices stating that the legislature met at Topeka
on. the 4th, and after receiving Gov. RObinsOn's
message adjourned to Lawrence.
Calhoun is at Weston, Mo-, whore he made
speech, discouraging the entrance into the Ter
ritory OF large bodies of men, but cOuntenanced
the propriety of single individuals rendering
assistance to their personal friends.
The Santa Fc mail has arrived Gov. .Rencher
has been installed in Office. About the usual
Indian depredatiOns reported.
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RIVER AND WEATHER.

ST.. Eoufs, Jan. 13.-Rivcr rising slowly,
with 81 feet to Cairo The Illinois and upper
Mississippi are full Of floating ice. Missouri
fivcrlow. Weather cloudy. Mercury Al.
GINcINNATI Jan. 1S.--The river has fallen 4
inches since last evening. Weather clear.
LOUISVILLE Jan. 13.-Eight fe inehesin
the canal, feet inches on the falls and rising.
Weather clear. Mercury %. =
+ ST. E0rIs, Jan. l3.-Eve. rising at
the rate Of inches per day. Nothing new from
the upper streams. Weather clear Mercury
AZ dSgs.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

JAN 13.-The National Agricultural Society
commenced its sixth annual iheeting at the
Smithsonian Institute to-day. Twenty four
States and Territories were represented by nI-
lnerous delegations. The proceedings are of an
interesting character. President Wilder de
clincs are-clectiOn.
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NEW YORK MARKET.

JAN. 13-Flourl firm 300 Dblssold at $4,T5
al so for Ohio, a decline of DC. Wheat firm at
81 ,1Oal,1s for Western. Red Corn steady
Pork steady, prime advanced l0c, quoting at
$l2al24. Lard advanced &c. Stocks lower.
Sterling exchange duh and unchanged.
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CINCINNATI MARKET.

JAN 13.-Flour- unchanged and dull, 400
bbis sold at 1878 for Superfine. Whisky
steady at 15c Hogs dull, not lower, 1900
head sold at So, TOAD 80. the latter for extra
large. No changein provisions, not much
doing, and markets dull.
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NEM- .IERsEY -LEGISLATuRE.

TRExToN, n. j., Jan. 1.-THE State Legisla-
ture assembled today and organized
Mr.. Mickle introduced resolution instructing
their Senators and Representatives in Congress
to vote against the admission of Kansas under
the I.ecoulpton Constitution. Postponed until
Thursday
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yIRGINIA .LEGIsLATURE. !

RrcnMoND, Jan I2.-The House to-day
adopted, in caucus, a resolution in favor Of the
Lecompton Constitution. z,
The Senate postponed their action in the
matter THIS is considered virtual Tebuke to
Gov. Wise.
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WJSCONSIN aLEGISLATJRE.

MADISON, Jan. l3.-Thc legislature met to-
day and adjourned till to-nOr The RePub-
licans have the majority in both houses. In
caucuscs Of Democratic members last night
resolutions endorsing tho course of Senator
Douglas MS regards the Lecompton Convention,
were passed.
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ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER ISABEL

ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER Isabel.
CnARLEsToN, S. e., jar. l3.--Thc steamer
Isabel, from Havana on the 10th, arrived here
this morning.
An English steamer which had arrived from
Mexico at Havana, reported that riots and re-
bellions lad broken cut.
Sugars are firm and unchanged. MOlasses has
declined.
The late firm Of Drake & Co, of Havana,
drew 100000 prize in the Havana lottery.
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oRARTER ELECTION. ]


Please announce Doctor JAMEs TANSRR MS candidate
for the o;e MAYOR Ills long aud faithful services
in the City Council sufficient of his ability
aud 70 All the olcean to enforeete orii-
nances with hress and 4ndep the entire sat
s'act'On of laa7l 1.-THE PUBLIC"
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city rreaaurer.

respectfully announce myself candidate for the Office
Of CITY TREASURER at the next Charter election:
q [Tmes copy.l
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For Lhe InteIliGencer,

Messrs EDroRs-I beg ieUve respectfully to announce
through the columns of your paper, name candI-
office of City Sergeant the approaching Char
ter Election. JAMES .. IlAWLEH.i
dec. 20, 1S51.-te.
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lFfYR MAv31B

Mr. EDIFoR You will please announce the name az
JAMES w PAXTON Esq candidate for Mayor at tie
ensuing eeeton believe him to be III every res
pec well qualihed fulfil the duties Of rt olce and O.
blige,s47V - 80 1901 MANY CITIZENS.
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by THE UNION LIME.
CONGRESSIONAL.

OFFICE, CORNER WATER AND MONROE STREETS.
II sfs.4s s-----=--777--5
li 'teaie tya CONGRESSIONAL.
WASHINGTON, Jan.13.
SENATE-NTr Doolittle introduced a joint res
.oution, directing the presentation of medal to
Com. Paulding. fi-.tl-.t "a -sstsssi
Brown gave notice of his intention to offer
an amendment to DOOliitIes Joint FeSOlution di-f
recting the presentation of d medal to Pauld-
.inr He said Pauldlnss act vas in violation Of
territorial sovereignty of Nicaragua, and that
he had acted without instructions from tue
President or Scc'ry of the NavV Congress
hereby expresses its condemnation of his con-
duct in this regard. -
The Senate debated the motion to reconsider
the vote adopting the amendment to u joint
resolution extending and deGerrinS the power Of
the President as regarded the noHlinationof OF
ticers, who were affected by the action of, the
naval retiring board, which Amendment pro-
scrbcd shalt BE of such CONSTRUCTION as to allow
an increase in the number of officers Oh the ac-
tive service list as now authorized by .law.-
After long debate on the amendment, it was
rejected and the Joint resolution passed with M.
other amendment, limiting the power of the
Presidentlto nominate, to six months after the
passage of this act.
HousE.--The House went into committee
of the whole on the President't annual message,
Mr. Curtiss agreed strongly in favor of Com.
Paulding'S course in taking Walker, and the APP
plication of the-neutrality laws G
Mr.. Clay said this was the first time he had
the privilege to address the legislative assembly
and he gratified in now, arising to sustain
what he believed to be law nd.Order. They
had seen the remarkable spectacle of the ad-
ministration, apparently, unsupported by its
own friends and on the reception of every mes
sage from the President, opportunities were
taken to assail and pick ut him; he acquiesced
in every word the President has written on the
Central American question:. Walker was brought
home with view TO save his neck and for that
he should be grateful; he broke not only inter
national laws but the statute and he escaped this
country under false colors. Clay maintained
that it was not only in the power, but 1t was
the duty of the President to send for Walker
over the high seas and bring him back. lie
thought fanldlpg COMMITTED a grave erI9t ana
that TINS remark hy the PreSlaeht was SuIhcleht
ccnSuES LOT tue cOhuuct Vi lnat ouceE'
Mr. Pottle said there was but one feeling
among all right mlnded ana disintefssteq men
and that was satisfaction 5hat MalNer haa 9een
arrested IN ms career, and to that extent raul,
ding had Slndlcated the honor ana integrity oil
his country. Before undertaking 10 american.
lZe our nelgnoor' theY sno"lu oe INFORMED OF
our theory oil government as SET lortn IN !he
declaratlon OF ndePenaence ana 1ts Praelical
MoLNls uMGel lhI IT,. :"
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wharf master.

would again respectfully myself cAndi-
attend faithfully the discharge of duties
ian6 ROBT. HAMILTON.
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.MEssas Eb1TORs-Through the solicitations OF many
friends beg leave myself candidate for
the Office Of City Sergeant at the coming
j dec8I SMITH MCDONALD.
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MEssRs. EDrroRs:- PLEASE fellow citizen,
Mr.. F. NJ MCNAUGIITES, Independent citizens can
ddate City sergeant at the ensuing Charter Election-
Mr. fully competent to discharge the duties of that
Office and elected, will make faithful and efficient Of
-Rcer. VOTER.