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HerrinEss patent Champion Fire.
Proof safes,

MYTH HALLS PATENT POWDER PROOF
w LOCKS, the same that were arded sepa-
rate medals at the Worlds Fair, London, 1851,
and the World i Fair New York. 1858, and are the
only American safes that were awarded medals at
London Worlds Iair.
These Safes form the most perfect security
against Fare and Burglars, any Safe ever offered
70 the public, and can only be b ad of the subscri-
bers and their agents, who have on hand and max Q
to order all kinds Of Boiler and Chilled Iron Bank
Chests and Vaults, Vault Doors, and Money Boxes
or Chests for Brokers Jewellers and Private Fsmi-
lies, for Plate, Diamonds and other yaluables.-
And are also Patentees (by purchase) and manu-
faosurers of JONES PATENT FORMULATION
BANK LOCK.
s. @. HERRING 4 CO.,
No, ISL broadway, cor. Murray-st., N.Y.,
Mayl0d1m Opposite the City Hall.
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NEM GOODS
FOR AUTUMN AND WINTERt


FOR AU1U UMN AND WINTER!
lust received ut the New Tailoring House, on
y Fourth street, between Main and biondsau.
OVER coArisGs. DnEss AND rkoCK.
President Cloth, Mulberry, Brown,
Moscow Coating, Green, Olive,
Labrador do Blue, pahiA,
French Ribbed, and Bronze, and
London Motions; Blaek;
OF the best French and German mAnufactare.
Rich German and American Fancy and Plain
Doe.kin, for Pants. Velvet, Cashmere, Valencia,
and French embroidered Csss. 1rcuadine and eth
er French Silks and SAtins for VESTS together
with beautiful assortment Of the tnest and mont
durable trimmings, which will be made into gar
ments Of the latest and most approved styles and
6nssi Workmanship.
0N11lon IL want Of easy htting and gsntecl
~ invited TO call
NJ PArtcuisr attention paid 10 cutting gar
ELLIOT r. SMITH.
lDvest Maker wanted. foctld1
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IMPORTANT GMANGES!
Saturday Evening Train Put On
OHIO Il MISSISSIPPI
BROAD H O. oAros.
Il A IL X O AD.

Conpletedto Cincinndti-- Through ,otth out
change Of cars Only one ch dnge
oj carsto Louisville One
change TO Clepeidnd.
nNEto Wheeling and two less changes of Cars
~ and baggage ard60 miles near or / 0 all East
ern Cities tnan By any other route.
IIL GkkAT NATIONAL ROUTE csyrySns
The Z. S. Maai and AdGms Ezprsa.
On and alter Wednesday y uly lat, trains Will
leave as follows
Chestnut, at lo:00 a. IN. Leaves EAst Ct. Louis
Depot at l0.5O
Express sTrain--Leavesofice eorne, of <th ana
Chestnut, at pm. Leaves East st. Louispepot
| ut 3 100 pm,
/ In order to accommodate the travelling pub.
| lie, Saturday Afternoon Train has been pu /
up, and trains viii run as above every day except
Sunday.
ONE SUNDAY TRAIN AT 3:oOP. NJ.
/ n. B.--Ail trains make dsrsef and certain con :
necftoHS al Cincinnati with Ali Eastern Mail and
Express rains thus formins the sh0vfAsf avlc&est
and only Broad Gauge Rouie 10 Now York. Roston.
phiiadelphis. Baltimore, Washington City ,Pitts.
burgh, Wheeling, Cleveland, buffalo, and ali
| Eastern cities.
Also, Chicago and al points on theI illinois Gen.
tral X. X.
ONLY ONE CHANGE OF CARS TO CHICAGO.
New York passenger have choice OF four good
railroad routes, from Cincinnati, viz New York
d Erie, n. Central, PenDsylvania Central and
Baltimore Ohio.
4 Through passengers should avail Themselves Of
this most reliable route between the East and
the West as it affords unusual acIities being .
superior road, and the only Broad Guage Road in
/ the Nvst.
Passengers for Decatur, Bloomington, LasalIe,
! kock sland, Burlington, IeoIia, Dunleith, TIA
lena, Peru, &C., connect ut Sandoyai with the
Illinois Central II. K. forthe above names points
direct.
/ Passengers for Mattuon aud Chicago connect at
odin with the thicaso Brshch. Through from ST.
1 Louis With only une change Of cars.
Through baggage check given in the city, and
baggage hand led free, giving gpasscngers nutroubls
Mt the Depot
/ THROUGH TICKETS
! Can be procured at the Offices, Nos. rs and so,
corner ui 4th and Chestnut streets, under the
| Planters House, and ut No. "a Leyee, corner of
Vine street.
f1- Both Offices are exactly on the oorner-the
only places to obtain reiisble information.
W. IL. CLEMENT, Gent Srp't
ISAAC WYMAN, Genl Western Ag't
0mnibuses viii calIfor passengers and baggage
in any part Of the city, ~ leaving their address
either Of the Offices, Calire sularly atthe Hotels.
VIVID
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!" ore ah stlli neapcr
$675.

NEW COMERS PLEASE NOTICE.
IhafhtGry and continual Renf tgoua soo, purokasss
Destrabie aud PERSIAN tnf HON esfead secure from
aheiFs essesfiens and LaEelords' dana.
IxNH snbscylhef nor offers our new citizens the
> chsapsst hareain yet out, being q Dwelling
HOuse large enough for ordinary family, en-
eloeee ~ neatly painted paIing fence, with good
wAteE cenvsnipnt, in healthy location and quiet
Asteheoshcod, within ten minute. walk Of the
Estes House
FIRST COM: FIRST CLAIM
II taken saon, can be hsl nj low figures A
rare bargain, whether for residence or as an In.
vestment. Title guaranteed
TERns-$2s2 cash balance in pay yments to so-
commodate purchaser. For cash liberia discoun
will be made.
Inquire Of the undersigned, Days Building
ExahAnge-u corner of 9Th, or at the ofice OF
W. ". Dxo1s Athennum buildings.
dis p AURNST0N
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!s.rs . &C. .ls..,le.. KesknAi.D. !,

Mark 9 10. 16oe etIcss keeKuktnns
si,A s ms Tns. : and nS'ass Down with h1s
thu Cash. II times are hard MS WORK LASTS
VERY GREAT WHILE. II money Is scarce, HE
SELLS VERY CHEAP.
Having just received his Spring Stock, he IL
now ready to accommodate all who may give him .
rsl, either In Eastern OF Custom made work, aud
would call par ieuiar attention to the latter.
Having established manUiacturing ON tho most
extondedscsl he viii keep constantly Oh hand and
make to order tvsry thing Ia his line, from putting
on a patch ~ making a. tnfanl shoe, 10 Safiw
Ccifer Patent Calf Boot and vi II sen the beat of
yoods At the very loves, possible prices for CASH.
In eur tom work b, warrants FITS, not 10 craMp,
but te cere Corns.
MAMMOTH BOOT,
apr2sI Nos. 30, 90 and Is Main-st.
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CUMMINGS & BEQG6.
Architects.

s Up Z RIM TEN ID Ek rs.
lJANEtaks al ofiee In keddington'. Block
L L corner Of JoLuson and Third streets, in Room
No "a, 2nd story, first door 10 the left the head
Of the main entrance stairs, where they invite
their friends and the public t. call They are pre-
pared to furnish dcsigns and detail drawings for
buildings of ali kinds, public and private, and
superiptena the erection ut the same. hey hope
10 do business in sneh manner viii please their
patrons and DO credit ~ themselves.
Keller, by permission, L.
X, z. Lowe, Hawkins Taylor,
Edward kilbourhc, james Estes,
8eo.C. A,sderson, X .creel,
VIC. stripe, u. keddington,
Mm. Leig ghton, j. NJ Billings,
J M. Hiatt. j. Is. Paul
deol2dly
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fLut R-73c n bbl., until further notice.
0hAlS--35 css. ts l0p tns until further no ice.
CUIioN-s2 e baie, not exceeding 500 lbs, In
weight until further notice.
In shipping Goods from any point east Of Phila-
delphia, he particular 10 marx pack ages ''rie
Pennsyiraria kaahood." All goods on.igned TO
the Agents of thIs road at phiIadeIphia or Pitts
burgii, wi.l be forwarded without detention.
FkEIGHT AIESTS--ClaGk A Co., Chicago
Packer 4co., Memphis, Tom; r. a. o'Rilcy d
CO., hysnsyliie iud.; Wm. Bingham, Louisville,
KY; X. @. hciirnG. Madison, Ind II. ". Brown
Cot, and Irwin Co., Cincinnati; Ii 5. Pierce a
Co, Zanesyille, o.: Lecch & CO., No 81 kilby-st.,
Boston; ieech i Co., No. Astor House, N. Y,
No. William 81, y. Y; L. j. Sneeder, PhiIadel-
phia; Magrnw koons, Baiti more; II. A, stewart
Pittsburgh. II. n. HOUSTON.
General Freight Agent.
II. j. LoMBAERT, ,sup'l, Altoona, Penn.
Jan. j, '5s-dly
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FIIkE INNUlsANCE.

MIss0uri state M rsutual
FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF ST. LOUIS.
DIRECTORS:
u.s.. McCune, S. NJ Edgcll, C.s. areely,
r. Wyman, z. II. Peck, B.W Alexander,
James smith, A, d. Pomeroy, ID. u. Page.
r g. ELLIOTT, Sec'y. S. ID. EDGELL, ,Pres't
gxTRA-HAxA RDoUs Risks rAxEN.
IF. b. HOLMES, General A gent.
dsel dly A.BRIDdAAN, Ag' I, Ks0kuk.
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Lumber.

rJlHE subscribers would inform the consumers Of
i Lumber, and the public generally, that they
are nov prepared to furnish all kinds Of Lumber
usually made BY Saw Mil, ines1ding Lath,
Flooring, Joist, sheeting and Siding, Of any length
that may BE- desired.
Caii at the New Saw Mill, On the river, near
Whites Pork House. PAUL HUME.
NIB. Stove Wovd for sale NJ 81 90 per cord.
sep9odtf
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0Eo. C. ASbEHSoS. ALEXANDER BARCLAY
ESTABLISHED In is48.1
BANNING HOUSE OF
q T. ~ & T. q. a N - T. R u N 4 & q i.
| HAVE this day admitted AS partner In 'he
l Banking Business, Alexander Barclay (who has
been my teller for the last six years. The busi
ness, hereafter, will be conducted under the arm
and styie OF
GEO. G. ANDERSON 4 co.
Being one Of the Oldest Banking Hou.es III not
the ollestl in Iowa, The new firm soliets contin
nance OF former patronage so literally extended TO
|tbe senior partner.
They will make collections and remit, less Ex-
sangs, on the day Of payment, free Of charge.
Their references are u formerly by senior part
'ner, Wis
RaYsRHscxs:
Park Bank, n. u.
Winsiow, Lslier d Co., Bapkert MY.
Edward W. Clark Co.. Phi ladclphia.
Howard banking Co., Boston.
Clapp, Fuller browne, Bankers, Boston.
Marine Bark, Chicago.
HoHgAn b 0epcke, Chicago.
Msehanics' Bank, Pittsburgh.
Farmers Deposit Bank, Pittsburgh.
kraner Kahn, Bankers, '
fillmore Brothsrton - Cincinnati.
A. d. Hun, Co, " Louisville.
& State Savings Institution, 81. Louis.
keokuk, Jan. ], '5s. eco. C. ANDERSON.
jAn5d
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Ha = hAita n Gtfe . n a n &C q o m D n
l46 BROADWAY, NEW YORK

Cash CaphdtaHd AceumtlGtion $400, 900.
hEP0sITED$ $l0o 900 with the Com or IT b E
- state Of New York for the security Of Policy
holders In addition To which the stakeholder are
personally liable. Among the Directors are the
most wealthy and inBuentin ieitizens of New York
Ihisis a Stock Company, returning TO the -.
sured s73 per cent, OF all the proftstri-annually
party 80 years Of age may secure TO his family
free from he claims OF his tore for about 30
cents per week, apoiicy for 81 2,0eO.
ho would notspare this sum for the xratifca
tion OF rejection, sick bed or In case Of acci
dent that II all else fail, he had made certain
provision for his family 1T would tighten biz
pain and dc more for his recovery than medicine
n d. MoA6AN, Pres't.
c. Y. WEkPLE, Sec'y. SS
Prospectus with all necessary Il ma ion mr..
nished by kIchkY 4 SIMPSON, ,Agts.
Third Stree
augs-dIy Keekuk Iowa
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NE directors of this College have made ar
a rangements with Dir. Sanford, BY which the
institution will be transferred to the large and
beautiful Hall Of the iowa Medical College. and
have elected Rev. Chss. A. Williams, Pripcipal-a
gentleman we'll known aud uended a. possess
ing All that tact AID experience and those literary
ana scientific qualifications, reouisiteto the com
Plete aud permanent success of this important en-
terprise.
The Spring Term will commence on Monday.
MsrcA 12i, under the superis tendance Of Mr. W II
nams aided by competent aud experienced teachers;
.he ehoice of teachers the of study and the
general discipline Of the College being subject to
tue supervision and approval II the Board, with
INC pledge Of their permanent cooperation and
counsel.
II the purpose Of the Board to build up an In.
sttution which shall fully meet the wants of our
city and in this effort they hope for the o-epera-
tio' aud sympathy Of all intel igent and liberal
citixens.
The Institution will henoeforth be sxelusiyeiy
for female pupils, and will O cmprehend primary
and advanced departments, with the deti IN Of Al,
animate thorough organization and classification,
ana OF sueh advancement and progress as the intel
hgent patronage Of the community will sustain.
ms arrangement secures the co operation md
influence OF Dr Sanford, to whose liberality and
public spirit the Institution IL indebted for the
very favorable terms shich hsys been made for the
use OF his rooms ss:
The terms q tuition Mn hkAe keeeasfors six
and eight dollars per quonoS 2G 1~RS s,udiss.
with smsli additional che ntsl -
Ienses, and extra charges fors ~ -! Iench. -
man, Music and Drawing. s2SSss z]
plKEcroa6.
Hon. X. 7. Lowe, nw.n II. Cuptfs Ss7
Rev. ". IL. Williams, Rev. i. Gunn. 4s3a
4. .yrdsman, C. H. Perry, /. Il FORD Ford,
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STODAkT'S UnriyAied Rcw Yerk
Piano EOF1eS.
f1NHE magnificent and unsurpassed Instruments
l manufactured by this house, (the Oldest and
most extensive in the United States), can be pro
cured of the subscriber in every variety Of hand
some rosewood cases, Of 6, 81, 81 ard 7 octaves.
Parties In want Il a really 6ne instrument, are
earnestly invited to call before purchasing else
where. ii. D. HEWITT, Agent,
Cor. 9TH and Pine sts.,
April dom st. Louis, Mo.
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a3 ~ A

AxEUN k-@
Facilities Increased aud Fare Reduced /!
CHAN NGE or TIME!
ON and after Monday May 3rd, two daily
~ trains, each way, fsuEtays ysexccptcd,) willrun
follows:
Ist Train leaves KEoKus at 200 O'Clock A. N.
I'd Train a. 24o rn.
lat Train leaves BENTdNSP0RI at 7;20" An.
I'd Train :" $50 I'm
Passengers for Sioux City Council D!uss, Fort
Dodge, turt bes Mosnes, Uttrnws, Fairfield, and
inierme diate points, wiitale tie ZOO A. NJ train,
Connecting at hertouspori with stages for all points
In Middle and W estern lVwa,
BY this arrangement resi tents along The liue Of
the road will be enabled ~ speli FIVE HOURS
IN kE0hU X and return same evening.
1Hh0luH TICKETS t. -. Louis, Louis ille
Cincinnati, and the last, may be had al the flee
In Bentonsport.
&aa- Fare rs low the lowest.
D. DM lHHl EATON,
Engineer and Superintendent.
sAa'L A. BLACK,
Ass't sup'I and General Passenger AEt.
10 Ticket Uthee at Railroad Depot.
&Ss Oticein kilbournc's Block.
heokuk April 2s, '55-daw
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1855. spring Arrangement. Is5

CHANGE OF TINE!
THREE DAILY TRAINS, (suSpAYs ExcEPrKp)
nS and after April goth, 1858, and until fur
~ ther notice, trains will run the above road
a. follows.
First Train leaves Packet Depot, Keokuk daily
Mondays esccptedl at m. This train wi u
make ,ure connections with the Burlington and
Rock Island Packets. Packets viii leave Montrose
promptly nj O'Clock q. m.
Second Train leaves keokuk daily Sundays ex-
cepted( at 10 o'clsck a.
Third Train leaves keVkuk daily {Sundays ex-
cepled) at P. m
first Train leaves Montruse daily Monday c1-
certedl at $50 q. IN.
Second Train leaves Moutrosc daily Sundays ex-
ceptedt at s:45 a..
Third Train leaves Montrose daily tsundsys ex-
cepted) at p. m. y. ". DAVIS,
Superintendent.
j. X. TxwsBuRY, Ticket Il gent.
Apr20diw
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WILL A ~ J a X D. VI 4 N.
uNKMk nllltI0R

HDkSE DOCTOR.
- ESPECTFULLI informs the inhabitants Of
keokuk and its vicinity, that be win attend to
any business ia his line. From his long experience
Of ~ years. be has made himself familiar with
the various diseases in the horse--Epidtm mic and
Influenza Fever, Lung Fever, Inflammation, Stag
gers, Sweepy, Botts, Worms, Collie, Spasms, Spaven
be had by calling at HE residence on 4th ST.,
between Johnson and Exchange, keokuk, Iowa.
ian27d1y
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FIRST uLASS.--Dotts, Shoes,
hats and CapS, Dry Goods lin
boxes, bales aud tnnhs,j Drugs
Tin boxes and bAles, Feathers,
furs, &c, &c.
SEcos CLAss.-Dem este Sheet.
ing, ohlrting and licking tin
originalbales Drugs lin cssks)
Hardware, Leather, Liquor iin
casks, Wall Paper, Wool and
sheep felts, esstward, Ae., dc
THIEp cLAss.-Anvilf, Chains lin
casks Hemp, Bacon and Pork,
sAlted loose or In sacks, Paints
tdry and in oil,l oils, except
lard and rosin),
EousrHCLAss. .--Coat e, Fish. Ba-
con, Beef and PORK lin casks OF
boxes, eastward,l Lard and
Lard Oil, Nails. soda Ash, Ger
man Clay, lar, Pitch, Rosin,
Steel, Manufactured Tobacco,
RosinsoiI, Queensware, Sugar,
lhhds. bbls and bxs. J &c. &c.
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GUNS GUNS


M,FARLAND HOUSE,
j. A. PATMOR, PgoPRIEroR,
Formerly Of the Sherman House, Chicago, Ills
FRoNT-sT., BET. CEDAR PINE,
Opposite Steam Ferry Landing,
Fort Madison, ... Iowa.
sep2SdAw
SECOND STREET CH ZAP HTOkk.
yREAT bargains in Dry Goods, Cloaks, Bonusts
" Ribbons, &c. We are now Offering our veil
selected stock very low for cash. Our assortment oi
goods in every depart tment complete, and bought
very cheap, and will be sold lower than heretofore
offered, we by doing our own business, save rent
and olerk-hire. We can and will sell lower than
any other estAblis shment.
oct22d r. II. ABBOTT Co.
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AEOkUk CLASSICAL SCHOOL.
'FHk undersigr ed viii open Monday next,
the loth ot Nay, In The Iowa Medical 8eilnnn
IN this city, Classical School for the inaauo1iS0
u young nsn and boys IN which viii W 1nnr1I1
hhcieGi language, sciences, and higho RQtkor
matles also, the higher branches q = o611oo
Lnglish Education. heEulsr recitations = tQ6tp-
tnrs VIII aleeos kept nj auring the session.
xhe scholastic year Will be divided into fOuy
gnaxterss pt ten weeks each. s
TUITION.
Lsnguagcs, Sciences and higher Mathemaates ~
"a
Common English Branches, per quArter..... Z 50
Payable H the end Of each quarter.
~. JAMESON, Principal
Rev Jno W Scott. D. D, Prss't wash. Col, Psan.
Rev. VIM. p. Alrieh, p. D., Prof. Msth., DO
kob,t Miiiigsn, A. NJ, Prof. hash. Bethany Col
lcgs, Va.
Rev. j. X. Moon, Principal Moaonsaiia Acad. Va.
Hon. \. X. Feed, Washington, Psan.
a. y Richie, Esq ;, West Middl>town, Psnn.
Jne. Aornish. Esq., keokuk, Iowa.
]. II Craig ESQ,
Messrs. RANKIN. Miller d Tnsttr keokuk Iowa.
heokuk, May 9. '56 aim
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MUSIC STORE. #
u b. HINMAN, ,having q purchased r
~. the stock of Patrick 4 Grouse,
has now on exhibition and for sale0 Uu
At the Jcwelry Store, next door to H. X Love 4
Co.'s Banking House, variety Of Pianos Melode-
ons, and other Musical Instruments together i,h
.u usio oooks, sheet music, &c.
Also larre collection OF beautiful pictures,
Engravings al paintings. All which WILDE sold
ON reasonable terms. d. u. HINMAN
declod
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Patching and White.wash htng.
ME have good ,pring wagon, suitable for
w moving the fnest furniture and baggage
the greatestcs care will BE- taken in moving furni-
'ture. Weare 10 be found on Fourth-st., between
Blondcau and Concert. All orders promptly Ht-
tended to. FARMER d VANNALL.
mchl7d
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kEoKUK IOWA: FRIDAY, JUNE l. 1853
Fzn~.-SA
Spring rtHNS

The most NAEcct, RstIabsc ana EXPO :
ditioNWoatc TO all places In
the YMWT or N1RTM is win
CHICAGO, BUHLING'r0N & QUINCY
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A VALUABLE Observation-Disclosures of cblor;do Of
zinc, one ounce; rain water, one gallon: mix.
This remedy absorbs neutraiizes unwhoIson,a
odors that accompany epizootc and infectious affec
tions; it is very excellent remedy for disinfectinp
stables in which glauders farcy NAV have nra
vailed; everything within the stable should he
washed with it. When unpleasant smell exists
hang cloths about the stable saturated with the So
lution.-American Veterinary journal.
The New York Evening Post says that there is
not at this time single bushel of grain on ship
board in that port for either Liverpool Glasgow or
London, nor single barrel of -four with the ex-
cepton of a lot of !, 200 barrels on board ship to
clear for London on Saturday; and so far as they
have been able to learn, there is not barrel OF
flour, nor any provisions, excepting 500 bbls. OF
lard, unless private engagements have been made
since Wednesday morning
The " o. Com Advertiser says:-Mr. Hudson.
purser of the steamship Gen. fusk, from Brazos
Santiago, informs us that an express from Victoria
arrived at Matamoros the LIST inst with intelli-
gence that the city of Tampico was taken on the
18th ut, by the Liberals consisting of 400 frontier
rhemen under Capistran, assisted by revolt inside
the walls. No further particulars received.
LIGHTNING ON SHIPBoARD.-The barge Daniel
Capt Eldridge, on the passage from Pamero to
Boston, was struck by lightning, which splintered
the main royalnast, and the head OF the main top
mast passed down the topsail sheets, and tore
chips from the deck. All hands were at the mair
topsai halyards at the time, and were not injured
Humboldt's bodily infirmties prevented his at
tendance at the recent Jena jubilee. Of the foul
9HIa.ogenarians Humboldt, Schuberth, Arndt ant
nnlm VINO were invited, Hase, of Paris was tn,
only one present 10y --N' - -
natl and Sgr2, , Broadly, who was beaten in Cncin
restoring twn Gu OF the money he had received fo
by negro mob X pstt to their owners assee
rora 9y the police pun'har f t from Sc
" e''' among them negro doctor to .De 'no'
~. sidney Egerton has been nom;r...,
district Of the
, No" represented by Hon. B. F oITs sitas
On Tuesday last, Mr.. James Bova.. ~ 3
1s'" ~ "runaWay negro, near Memphis, Tann sho
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looks much more juvenile than he is. The match
with Herr Lowenthal offers however, very little
encouragement to Mr. Staunton's friends, and it is
very confidently predicted that Mr. Morphy will
have to return to America without vanquiShing the
King of English hessplayers. Having enjoyed an
opportunity of overlooking Mr.. Morphy's play, we
may say that, in opinion, he is certainly the
most astonishing player we have ever beheld He
plays with great courage, and makes what appear
to be the most alarming sacrifices yet profound
and well grounded his calculations, that he is
never more dangerous than when be appears to
the greatest risk; and, we heard veteran chess
player remark. sit is impossible to oresee half his
moves" Another very wonderful popularity about
him is the retentiveness of his memory We are
told upon good authority that after playing eleven
or twelve games he will go home and play them
over again from the beginning to the end, playing
out the variations and showing how he would have
met any change of tactics the part of his adver
sary.
The Manchester Guardian of Aug. %, says:
Mr. Morphy (the American champion) performed
his extraordinary feat of playing eight games stimuli
taneousy against as many players, without seeing
any of the boards. Great interest manifested
in this extraordinary achievement. Mr.. Morphy
won every game except the against Mr.. j. Kip
ping, Jr., OF Manchester. The match between the
Birmingham and the Worcester players was won
by the latter. In another match, the Stourbridge
beat the Coventry players.
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