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For Sale.

A NEAT COUNTRY RESIDENCE, two miles 81
"a on the Galatn Turnpike road, this SHE <.ssss.a
Of the first toll gate, containing nearly nine SS7SSSS
acres Of superior Land about three acres have -
been successfully cultivated in vegetables the balance
is well timbered- The improvements consist Of
framed house with three rooms, and kitchen, and
porch fifty feet long and feet wide; room,
stable carriage house, &C, and well enclosed with
fences, &c ANY person DESTROYS oi purchasing
such place obtain bargain on liberal terms by
application TO No. 81, College street, Nashville Tenn
ianZq-Im
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Ramausia Seminary.

(on the Gallatin Pike, 2 miles from Nashville
A Optional. Boarding Pupils can be received into
"A this Institution To ill vacancies that have recently
occurred. Additional day Pupils also be received.
Application should be made Immediately. The session
commenced the LIST OF September, 1851, and will
tinue 10 the LIST OF July, 1855. For terms &c. apply
either the Principal al the Seminary y. u. Cruss
Attorney Law at his office, No - Dcaderick street
febl-lm* NATIi L. CROSS.
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Simple. touching, true-nothing wanting, and
nothing to spare precisely harmOnizing with
the original stanzas, and improving them by
the fact of completing them. This poetical
achievement is attributed to Mr.. Charles
Gould a gentleman Of our town, whose life has
been chiefly devoted to the successful comblna-
ton of fgures-but not figures of rhetoric.
The verse was written some years ago, but 1t
has not hitherto found its way into print (; yet
it well deserves to be incorporated with the
original song in any future edition of Burns s
Poems, and we hope some publisher will act
on this suggestion.
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Fine as this is, it does not quite satisfy con-
templative mind when one has gone so far,
he looks and longs for something more-some-
thing 6eyond tie foot Of the hHk. Many reader
of Burns must have felt this ; and it is quite
probable that many have attempted to supply
the deficiency: but we know of only one sue
cess in so hazardous an experiment This is
the added verse =
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For Paducah and New Orleans.

fFNdE regular passenger and a -.
IL frc ight Stsaner, LtsDKOt7T k=-sg- szkzsesssr.
W Sf1S Master, viii leave to- zzE--x-Szzzzrz 49,
the above and all Intermediates ports uanrruS Thurs
DAY feb. = al ~ ~. she q the tastes; boats
on the river and Fassengers viii hnd her comfortable
"A every respect. toT GrelEht FaSsage apply on
board. fcb3--st
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FOR RENT

TNHREE very desirable rooms over the Planters
L Bank, suitable for Offices. Entrances College
and Union Streets. Possession given Immediately.
q. EWING, President.
decl7-ff plnnt.rs' Bank.
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For Cairo and st. Louis, on FRI
day, February 9Th.

TIVE regular passenger AMI -
Il freight steamer, SAIIIE xzgl sSz9sz4A1
NFST, l. y. CoKTETT, Master, viii ->rFez<
leave for tile ahrvr ant all intermediate ports on
FRIDAY, February the 5th, at : O'clock, +. u. Fer
freight or Isassasc apply ON beard OF ~
icbi-:t A. HAMILTON, Agent
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Metropolitan Eating House.

- - @lg sN
rJ,HIS fashionable aud popular Fat S<1ey-r
IL ing House j. irsi IN receipt of "a ~
superior lot nf Fresh Oysters. together WITH ali
kinds Of Game. winch Will bc served up IN spiindid
style ai ali hours the day Thankful for the liberal
patronage heretofore Bestowed upon horse
trust by close attention the wants of customers,
shall continue 10 merit the same an the future.
J. 4 ". MOORE,
Fcb3-u Corner of Cedar and Cherry SIS.
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Wanted. 1000 Agents.

NOR THE BEST Inducements ever offered, enclose
Il stamps for return postage, and address
MAYNARD 4 CASWELL.
fcbi-f Lawrence. Mass
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iuckyvheat! nuckwheat!.

I UST received 200 bags eXtra-hulled Pennsylvania
- BGckWbcat In store ahd for sale by
QUICK & MEAD.
Delivered 10 any part Of the city free of charge.
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II. H HAYNES
To our Old Customers s Friends.

To our Old Customers s. Friends.
WE have now located ourselves at No. II Deade-
w rick Street, where prepared 10 furnish
them with all kinds Of drinks, such Brandy Whisky
Gin and Wines of all descriptions Of the best qualities.
also tobacco, smoking and chewing, with variety of
the best Cigars Our desires to do every thing TO
cater 10 the tastes Of patrons. Call gentlemen,
try for yourselves, always our post.
Jau30--,,ln j. l.. PRICE X j. T.. EMERY.
Negroes! Negroes!! For SaIe!!!
A NO. MAN COOK and his wife who is a splendid
"a washer and rOner- Also good family of Likely
Negroes, which will be sold low.
ian25-n ROYD 4
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES

TUESDAY, February 2.
The Bell resolutions were discussed. Mr..
Vaughn in opposition and Mr.. Turner, of Sum-
ner, in support.
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John Anderson, my 10, john
When we have slept thegither
The sleep that "a msnn sleep, john
Wen wake wi anc anither
And in that better warld John,
Nae SORROW shah we know;
Nor fear we e'er shall part again,
John Anderson nv 10.
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Auction Sale OF Groceries
KIRKPATRICK, NEVINS & co.

IN trfdays February 5th, 1858. NJ IL
" O'CLOCK, 4. il, Viii Ucr for sac ia frot OF our
Warehouse
so hhds New Sugar; 30 bbs. Holl9nd Gin;
200 bags Coffee: 20 VINEGAR:
SO bbs. New Crop Molas- 200 boxes Glassware;
sos; loo " Tobacco, yari
50 pSgs- MscScrcl Fish: o'Is brands:
100 bSs. n. r. Ra.sias; 1000 bags dne salt:
100 hall do do; 10000 me Segars, various
100 guar. do. do; brands.
$40 kegs Nails; 100 boxes star Candles;
loo obs. Cincinnati Wits so . Starch:
Ky, various brands; 50 bNs. Cugnac Brandy;
50 bbs. Bourbon Whisky: 20 cases Matches.
SO - Monongahea do; 25 coils Cotton Ropc:
% - Au Brandy; 100 cases Fresh Peaches;
81 cases S.irdiucs: 200 boxes Cheese
3 tisrces Figs: 10 ti.rres Rae.
=. With many other articles in the Grocery line
KIRKPATRICK, NENINS a co
feb 2-ti RNrrt,
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Time Sale of Groceries
N AN RES q. CO

BY
N n "a R - - Co.
(At W. II. q ordon & Co.'s Warehouse
On TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 9Th we Will off, for
~ sale at Auction at W. II. Gordon 4 Co : Ware
house:
$50 hhds. New Orleans Su- 1000 bblS Rectined Nbis-
- gar, an grades. ky; various brands.
500 bags Rio Coffee: 500 boxes Soan.
33o Dhls AolasscS; 250 dog. Paiut- Buckets;
$50 half DO: loo nests 'rul,s.
2Oo boxes star Candies; 500 kegs Nails;
200 half do DO:
With many other articles.
These goods w be onrr, in large lots via, liberal
privileges.
TERMS
All sums under $500 cash over $500 and under $1,000
% days; over 5000 GO days FOR approved endorsed
nUtes payable ia Bank.
febl-ti HARRIS n co.
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TO PRrNTERs.-we hav
A Card.

A Card.
HAVING sold my interest in the establishment Of
IL II. H. Haynes & Co, TO Messrs- II. H. Haynes
and r. J. Lyles, embrace this opportunity
my thanks 10 the trading public for the liberal
patronage they have bestowed upon the late firm. In
leaving them, permit 70 solicit continuance Of that
liberal patronage, TO which Messrs- Haynes Lyes,
by their integrity industry and assiduous attention TO
business, deservedy entitled.
feb1 JOHN W. MORTON.
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POPCLATION.-The C51stittaionaiia SAYS: the
following is a correct statement of the popula-
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(F'rom Norris and Willis Home Journal-)
John Anderson. myJO.

This exquisite ballad constructed by Roht.
Burns out of different and somewhat eXcep-
tionable lyric, has always left something to be
wished for and regretted it is not complete.
But who would venture to add to song of
Burns? As Burns left it, it runs thus =
John Anderson, my jo my John,
When were first acquent,
Your locks were like the raven,
Your bonnie brow was brent;
But your brow is bald John,
Your locks are like the shaw
But blessings on your frosty pow,
John Anderson, my 10.
John Anderson, my 10, John,
We cl;unb the hill thegither
And mOny canty day, John,
W've had WI ane anither
Now we maun totter down, John,
But hand in hand we II go,
And sleep thegther at the foot,
John Anderson, my 10.
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Amnsements.
CWVsP,S GA1EVY.

LESSEE AND MANAGER. Fl. CRISP.
STAGE MANAGER ..--------..J- g. CAKIL1ItH-
TREASURER. j. W. BRANCH-
SCALE or PRJCFs-Dress Circle and Parquette 70 cts
Family Circle so cts: Colored Gallery 25 cts Doors
open 4 past six To commence at seven O'Clock
Box Office open daily from A NJ to II, and from
10 p. NJ.
Third night of the Eminent Artists, MT. and
Mrs. w. j. Florence.
On Thursday Evening, February 4th, 1858,
VIII be acted the famous Comedy OF IRISH ASSUR-
ANCE AND YANKEE MODESTY. Pat, W. J. FLOR
EScE: Nancy Stokes, with songs, Mrs w J. FLoRENcE
After which the protean piece OF LESSON FOR HUS-
BANDS W J. FLORENCE in six characters, songs and
dances: Tim OIeary. Mr.. w. J. FLORENCE. To con-
cIude with the HAPPY NAN. Paddy Murphy, Mr.. w.
J. FLORENCE
For fun particulars see programme bills feb4
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Bends oil aFdsr, assd viii give lhe highest market
pslce isr Laad Warrants 10 aay amoaAL
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thiz o. a..,znias esaes b. apssyns imnociaely l.z
tsFfiteEx eeins elspse1 Il rzsa1iy eea % uf<s
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II will be seen from this record, that the
uortaliy was very small during that portion
Of the season when our ende mical diseases are
the most prevalent. This shows ono Of two
things: that the miasmatic elements exist and
are developed to a very limited extent, or
that malaria1 diseases, which are Indigenous
to the entire kalley Of the Mississippi. pos.
sess in this locality, very mild and manage.
able type. The probabilities are that this
element Of disease. although its presence aud
influence are seen ~ an original or intercur.
rent condition. In all -four autumnal and sum
mer diseases. Is exceedingly mild aud inocu
Gus. This view encourages the hope that in.
creased sanitary care, by removing the causes
from which II il derived, may ultimately ban
ish it from our city. This should be prom.
inent object with our sanitary police, even In
times or ordinary health.
Another remarkable fact, greatly TO the ad. !
vantage OF our city. appears in the rate of
mortality during those months when the acute
intiammations prevail. For instance, in De-
cember and February. tho two month"; when
all forms OF disease aGse(fng the nrsathip.
organs are most rife, but fOueand thrse a. TIA !.
Of infants or children occur In each monkiIsSs
respectively This too in population of Gss
thousand aud upwards under tsnsyeano Of -. (.
When Il is remembered that the viciositudc.
4 ~ temperature incident = Ahaoe munths. have
- peeutias tendency y Co. afotase offAo !
i enpdratosy oFgans il ~ G1Dlcate orean}1S.
non Of ths ycenes not only r. an osigInaa -
foction. but - : complcattoh h esuptive ma
oehee diseases. the testimony furnished ~
49, s1asiatics In favor Of the unparalleled
tnlslteB - our city will b. greatly strength.
- hoSe before said that no epidsnic or
ot1R speeial form of disease has prevailed du.
ring ~ p1et year. An sns msration Of the
Glide most ~ those eyrh-e~~N ;rcid~r, - or-
great interior valley Ne ned not. there
iors, make ika6 - 1la1leas Our object 3 /
49, - oon A4e-1A3f: fir
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lBY AvrHoRfry.1 y
Coancii Proceeding
March 25. %
!. Dnish. president pro ten. presid
1. alton -; = 16ssisae from Lsurss
"a. Co. nrll1dsa = shSSfaek
Of tAolr rdlOkoad on thAN
ComnanIcation us06 ~ ~ AMI 4
The followingreportv Va e. mn ! - ~
1oaed Of Health. andordere6J ~ III 4 ~:
To the Mayor and Cosncli 81 ihs1
City Of Keokuk
0EsrLEMEs-Ths undersigsed, Presidsss
cftAe npasd Of Health OF thsseisy Of Keokuk
tAsse ecAsion to submit The following
The year now about to close, Has been enc
Of unusual health for our city, No epidenic o.
other general form Of disease IeslAg prevail
q, d9iaE shis term of our servioS ThisSxt
e0poioo ~ Aeabtless owing, to aNertainStgs
tent, teslhs character OF the seasons, wl0G
h1ve npen favorable 70 health but somesstMg
II 40 due to the stops which have been tax.
rotect our ciN againAt she accidental
- OF, disease. The ngton of the atnos.
'pherc, In its vario44 conditions Of teupeFa.
H4nee,s moisture. drytiess and electriCa1 66otAo.
ths locality OF large city. r. Clken :
prolific cause Of siekn0s, and w Out6. Ii lAoe,
in8uence the sanieoFy epnditt1n OF cities 70 y
sr6ssef extent L. kose afsaral causes
which affect all parts Of txo1ountsp saike.
/ The alterations Of atmosphere which gene.
rate disease, Nate to thu efiuvia which II
holds in suq 1ion, and not to any change in
& AOru n.
t4o4 Nhen the JANs r. health are rigidly car
rled out, by the ecmovai of all impure accu-
mutations. aud the Observance Of proper hy-
gienic regulA,iea4 c1lerwise the public health
10 promoted inN9o1s wayU. First, by the
mildasss and linlgsd extens II spidsuiics when
hey ptsvaft. End second. ~ fsduotng the
nnmhss and severity of diasasNp depsndsnten
Local en11tione
Hisia &his way, that asIlSasa of Health.
property AEvsts it's duties an With ID tntelli.
gent appreciaAaon Of its responsibilities, aay
secure inestimable benefits to the inhabitante
of large cities.
The topography Of Keokuk, slevs1sd q II
Is, into higher and purer atmosphere, TO
some extent above the influence Of effiuvial
agencies. 10 an important element in its ex.
traordinAry mlubrity, enndulations which
mark its surface, securs. also, the most per.
feet drainage. These inequalities which. to
the eve that looks only 70 superficial beauty
and adornnsents as merit IN cities, appear to
mar all the genius and public enterprise have
done TO overcome them, are really so many
paths 70 couduct the destroyer Of health and
life from our doors. A wise and liberal poll.
cy has perpstuated thaoo natural advantages
In perfect system of sewerage, uueaualIed
/ 10 any other city ihthe West So that whilst
- 1eipats in the general blessing Of
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Missouri sTATE mutual FIRE
AND MAXINE INSURA NCE CO.

AOF IOWA: AuDiroR's 0vpIcx,
M&% DEs MoisEs, March n, 1888
EI8S k@fehy certified, that ON the 10th day Of
i March 1885, statement WAS Eled In this Of
Y - showing the condition Of the Missouri STATE
Hntnal nv and Marine Insurance Company Of
Sso1is State Of Missouri, on the LIST day of
-, 1855. In Accordance with ia. provisions Of
an act o. the - nese Of this state, passed
January 1sth lBeffha such statement shows
that said Company Possessed Of the requisite
Aeunt Of capital, and Invested as required In said
AnsxlDlty il therefore given to the above named
Iasnrs - 6e4pAny TO transact business Of Insur
ance u tate in accordance with the laws
u eM(1s SGsti6ed that A. BRIDaMAS, Esq. >,
of0eo9uk, has been duly appointed by said CompA-
INK Aetg lawful Attorney and Agent for tho county
With full pewer 10 take risks of Insurance
- to ackaow ledge service of process upon
IL6G giihed copy Of he statement filed in
suss oahoa 20 Clerk Of the District Court in
ami for Ity.
1t IL 3vSertifei that the anne xed Ia true
copy Of the required statemsnt.
La testimony whereof, / have hercunto
L. set my hand and affixed my seal VI office
this q til day of March. 1855.
JN0. PATTEE, Auditor Of Iowa.
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Il . Tsss n q ITO u ~,
10 Maia.st., & soknk.
MYTH thanks to my many friends for past
w fasors bsg iea,et to inform them that
am nov receiving my SPINE AND SUMNER
SToc OF CLOTHING, fresh frsm the
heu'es OF d. Devlin Co., and James wilde, IT,,
Co, the two best Clothing IL oases in the Uni
ted States. My tl,ihisg IL good and we'll msds
those who have purchased Of me will tsstify 70
that fact and 10 those who have not !. l vsuld say
eoms nad hy for yourssires. decd foods, IT fair
price aIwAys tbs oheapeF.
owing 10 the pressure IN money matters / am
ompelisd to sell stfitily fyfCASH
April I'd W .GkIFRITH.
EEETS' Cashmere suits. good and latest fash-
~ ion, for tale Mt ~ Nain-st.
spr7d Ave.
VERY superior Assortment OF l. men Goods
"A on hand ~ No. ~ Main ~.
apr2d Awe.
A GOOD assortment Of Boys and Youths
"A Clothing, at No 10 Msin-st.
apr,d A. W. GRIFFITH.
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- Tho propricty Of tho State Of Nou
ork selling out It's entire interest ia the iii.
ferent canals is being Diseased.
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The Cate CITY Agaiasr tho world /!
r n . r ~
Mattress Mandatory.
A.C. ORR

r . = y =
Mattress Mandatory.
A. G.. ORR @
i scrip4ioa Spiral Spring. curisd Hair. Wooden .
Telling Gotten, Wese, Birch, Hhuck aud Straw Of
The 49, eraity. Pillows and Boosters Of ali
/ kinds.ss An )omforts and Feathers.
M Hotel and steamboat orders promptly attended
to- and all articles manafActur red sold at my ca
tsblishmsnt will be offered II fair terms, and war
rantsd. challenge the production Of superior
work at any establishment of the kind In tn
western country. You are respectfully invited to
call aad examine specimens Of my work. Ware
rooms, corner Of Fourthst and Exchange.
| l have ~ operation ncwl y-invcntcd and ex-
pensivs machinery, which enables me to mEuufse-
turc better work, ~ more liberal rates, than in
fsrior work othsrvise Manufactured can be AZ
fcrdcd for. Material for bedding, 81 prepared
~ machinery IL more uniformly and perfectly
prepa red, and the work far superior In quality.
W Els A LIE A ND TAIL.
March 10, 's7-dly
I'VE have removed our Grocery Establishment
Nv FROM old stand on 4th greet, TO the store
No. l4s Main-st., between 9Th and 7th, In Union
bisck, where We shall be pleased to ses our Gus
Fwith new and Increased facilities 10 sell all ar
tieles 10 orr line At the loves, oash price Re-
pectf ully, - KELLOGG 4 BIRHE.
l& FER Rent.
i&INHE Fad and 3rd floors over store No I1Y Main
st., lately occupied by chxs. SchaGcr The
rooms the 2ad door arc very desirable for oSces
The Bird foor IL suitable for . lodge room or
church. Fine front entrance on Msin-st.; lease
given for one year--low. Apply to
aprsd2w KELLOGG 4 BIRaE
REMOVAL.
BASkiso lIorsE or IL. X. Lows 1 Co.,
| ~ kEokuK, April 7th, 1858.
IfJSHM tne1 igpsd take plca,ure in ammo uncing
- TT tn have removed their banking House
- NJ - lAin street, north side, between Third
Aad 1SnrWN II. X. LoVEAC co.
epkfd1w
- storage Notice.
|FN1B following articles will be sold to pay the
charges II not called for within thirty days
from this date
lxs4. MARKS:
EUnban1au6 lsnwood, cases boots AMI shoes.
#gW2 1eekuk, boz school books.
- CLEGHoRN 4 HARRISON.
KS y, Is5s.-wlm
A GOOD Brick Dwelling with 6 rooms. cellar.
A&c and IL lots all In nice order for rArdcninp
part of which already planted. Rent quite cheap
Enquire Of J. IL. wsscott, at Anderson 4 COS
Bank, or r. H. HuMks.
Apr6-d6ts
WILLIAMSON y MAlss RI LIZ
NH0LEsALE AND RETAIL DRUGGISTS,
w have removed to No. 06 Main street. fnorth
lide,) doors from Fourth street, whore they fer
yery low prices for Cash, a large stock Of Drugs
|CAemicas, Paints, Oils, Dye-Stufs. varnishes Al
eohols, Window Glass and GIsss Ware.
apr3dlm
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II SPRING ANnSSUMMER CLOTHING,
And have svssytkg man can call FOR IN the
Asos hing line coarse 10 super6ne, and from
Ain 10 We Donc. It's no use 10 blew OF
4xpatiate; jast the articles for hard times,
n qusJl bic and price. All ws ask 10
- gss GSeoS kosEsans.
1ansmb4s Ne plaOc-next - Collier RA htsn's
.focery, on Sd street.
| aprsdtf s. POLLOCK 4 CO.
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The Washington corresnondent Of the N.
Y. Times saws In letter dated the 9th ul-
tina:
Col. Benton Is about to close his long and
spenalnl eerecr. sfls Is almost the las, of
the Old vcterana--th the man who were in the
heieht a their 49, tiurino tho DAYS Of Jack
eon. ana Who then made the whole country
r;ne With the echo ~ their contend;ne blow.
Uc hss been confined 10 h;s .oom Tor. tbs
last few weeks. In the ploassS5 weather 81
Februarv he vae ofnnn "a be Sean riaipe
sloviy. upSN IL suleniiid l,lack horse. along.
~ assnna. kee8fxS nesr enonrh "a The sid
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q. W. MON Sc. N /. D..
INFLOW IT NAssschusetts Medical Soeietv. or.
~ over fiskisn : Lucas Bank, Third-st.
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ca Tho Windsor lyt.) Armory is said to
be N operation, turning out from rs 70 loo
finished guns daily.
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hoWse to Rent.
NTI1iI seven good rooms, cellar, cistsrn, and
w everything that could be desired for convs-
niencc--within I've minutes walk OF the PostotLcs.
The house is new, and rent to suit the times. For
further Information, apply at this ONCE.
aprgdst
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CT The Chicago papers say that George
Peabody, Of London, 10 shout removing has
banking houBe to Chicago.
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CT Mr. Carson, the lndian Agent, says
the Indians OF Utah arc in great want, IA
have 70 be supplied literally TO prevent thsn
from starving.
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1lissing Numbers Of our :

1A1SS1nS NUMBERS OF our u.
Can any Of our readers supply NJ viii
any numbers Of the daily named below
Whoever has a file, or pile Of old copies,
will oblige US by informing us. The lost
Numbers are A. follows:
sDAlLY WHIG.o
{ Monday, Sept. 4, 1854, Vol. 1, No. 1859
s1ppdAy, Sept. 26, 1854, Vol. /, No. 17s
Wsd'sday, Sept q, 1854, Vol. !, No. l79
1sday, Mn1 1855, Vol. l, No. $40
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l1(S1Ay, lD, 1855, Vol. ., No. is
u olsaay, April IL, 1855, Vol. 2, No. "a
: 1sy, May IL, 1855, Vol. Q, No. 81
~, May 90, 1855, Vol. 2, No. rs
nnnlsnA 81, 1855, Vol. 2, No. 95
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