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HON. G.. L. BECKER, or MINNESOTA.
UNITED STATES lorEL,
Monday, October Is, 1858.
Title Editors Of Hs Union !.

Title Editors Of he Union: ....
An item has been going the rounds of the press an
nouncins the sudden death of Hiram Becker, at ST. Paul
Minnesota 1t was the Hon. George L. Becker who died
suddenly. He at the head of the Minnesota bar
and known well the Staeas brilliant orator in the
democratic cause. He was elected member of Con-
grcss but finding that his State entitled to but two
representatives, he quietly withdrew,
Very respectfully, II, G. s., of Minnesota
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BANK STATEMENTS.
The following is the last weekly statement Of the New
Nnrlrl ,nn.Io
The movements of the banks of Philadelphia for the
past week are shown by the following aggregates:

The New York Herald makes the following comments
upon the statement of the New York banks
The decrease in specie shown above will take most peo-
pie by surprise During tho week the banks received
900 and shipped less than $3.50 600 They ought
to have shown gain and they show loss In fact
Stunning the average reported here to DO correct the
banks do not this day hold, in all probability over $751;
100000, for the shipment by the sprobaby count
cd six times in the averages, Fortunately the Cunard
steamer sails this week from Boston, and she will take
out but little specie from hence Tho increase Of loans
in the face of general stagnaton in business probably
refers fresh loans stock securities in connection with
the speculative movement progressing in Wall street
Tho apparent increase in deposits simply seems to undo
the work Of the week previous during which the deposits
appeared to fall of nearly three quarters of million
The undrawn deposits compare as follows:
deposits Oct .$85 500 $40
J" .#. IL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. s8,3o02i3
Z" g ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. sc,5So 361
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The New York Commercial understands from good
authority that the British government have completed
contract with the Mcssrs Cunard 10 run monthly line
of steamers between the Bahama Islands and New York,
aud also TO convey the mails TO and from England. Mas
sau New Providence will bc the port in the Bahamas.
AIessrs Cun,rd intend despaching steamer this fall
from New York to Nassau month, which steamer
will proceed thence TO Havana, calling again at Nassau
ON her return to New York The steamer will have
pcror accommodations for passengers
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California Mail.

ST. LOUIS, Oct 19.--1hc third overland California
mall announced last night brings letters but papers,
Five passengers through with the mail. The first
and second westward mails met and progress
ing finely. No Indian interference, thus far had been
experienced by any of the mail parties.
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Custom House.


II seems that twenty -nnc little Anticipated towns
OF Great Britain with populations ranging from g.
900 or 5000 up to nearly 10000 return to Parliament
one member each ; and forty-two other little old
fashioned towns, with populations larger actually
send two members each, or eighty four members
amongst them. The aggregate population of these
forty-two boroughs returning eightyfou members is
only $4,000, whereas Finsbury which returns but two
members has 323, 000 Liverpool 376,0OD Manchester
900, Marylebone $40, and the Tower hamets $50
600 SO that when the House divides upon any vital
question: those eighty members may put the Tower
hamles people in minority of eighty two although the
aggregate population they represent is less than that
the Tower llamlcs by more than quarter Of million
The population Of this single borough exceeds that Of the
whole OF these seventy boroughs by nearly TO-
number sufficient by itself to form large or several
small constituencies.
CHfss PRoBLM. John and Julias problem, by Anna
tor John to move and mate in two moves:
John moves his Juias mock
She moves square and whlspers-~cbeok
lilo, nothing daunted, right straight
Ills bps TO hers, and calls ont-'tnatel"
SOLUTION
Poor Julia yields 10 loves constraints;
Signs, buslos, paptaes, andfaipis.
IL Morphy Is not champion at this mode Of chess.
playing we think could be with little experience
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On Thursday night last there heavy fall of snow
in Rchland and Joining towns in Ashtabula county
Ohio. A gentleman who resides in Richmond informs us
that the nine inches deep early on Friday morn
ing. He says that the storm the night previous was
very severe, and snow seemed to fall in chunks
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WASHINGTON CITY.
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER go. 1868.
Business Notice.

establishment OF the proposed
change It's terms viii be conducted strictly on cash basis a
the Of subscriptions for te Union are oie"
made Agents amer TINS date ex
Ilpaconb who authorized TO make colpetons
"a Ieis~are, Maryland, and Virginia
WASHINGTON, March ~, lS5s--m
Tho foregoing intended tonclnde agents or eoec
that heretofore employed this city but
those on performed such service IN other parts Of the
country. APP 9-u
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The Indiana Election.

INDIANAPOLIS Oct. l9--The State Senate will stand
rs republicans Lecompon democrats, and 20 DEM
ocrats the House so republicans, nti-Lecompton
democrats, and As democrats The democratic State
ticket is elected by $500 majority.
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The Tehuantepec Mail ROute--ArriyaI of
steamer quaker City at New orleans.

New ORLEANS, Oct 1s-The mail steamship Quaker
City, from New York has arrived at this port. She is
bound the sthmus to commence the carriage of the
| mail over the isthmus route 7-
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rhe Great Balloon Race

CINCINNATI Oct. l9--M. GODDARD came down last
evening fifteen miles from Sandsky at To- 80 and Steiner
descended at H. p. M, within mile Of Sandusky.
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NeW Fork Classification.

Sugars dull at decline of cent per H. for the
week. ..s"... ... vi.
The cash transactions for the week ending to-day at
the house and sub treasury in this city have been
lln,yu, 5.
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The grand jury Of the United States district court of
Maryland on Monday, returned presenments against
George Steene alias Rudy, VIM. Wilkinson alias Nichol
son, George Fowler, Ihos Hogg and VIM. McEldery,
for violently assanting and beating with intent to kill the
old man Robert Brady, at the post office Friday last
The indictment will he made under the Sd section chap
60, OF the act of 1926, which provides as follows
And De further enacted, That il any offence shall be
committed in any Of the places aforesaid tho site being
ceded TO and under the jurisdiction Of the United States
the punishment Of which offence is not especially pro-
vded for by any law Of the United States such offence
shall upon conviction in any court Of the United States
having cognmnoc thereof be liable to and receive the
same punishment as tho laws Of the State IN which such
fort dockyard, nayyyard, arsenal armory, magazine
or other ptcc, cedod aforesaid is situated provide for
the like offence when committed within the body Of any
county Of such State. "
One Of the most important discoveries recently made
in the coal fields of Pennsylvania has just been effected
by Henry B. Thomas, the geoogist employed by the
Catawssa Railroad Company TO explore their extensive
tracts of land situated at the junction Of tho Quakaa
railroad The only coal veins hitherto known to exist
thereon Of feet and one Of 7 feet but Mr.
Thomas has struck within feet of the surface the
moth llaxlcon vein, which undoubtedly unerlies the
whole track Its position is wholly above water level to
the depth of 81 feet without encountcrng inch OF
slate MIR. Thomas pronounces il Of the most vaua-
bic beds Of coal east of Wilkcsbarrc and practically the
nearest to the New York Market for it has the ad
vantage the Beaver Meadow and Hazleton coal Of an
unobstructcd descending grade of from to 25 feet all
the way to the Lchigh-
The Utica Herald says that Dr. Wolcott Of that city,
acting under the suggestion Of French Journal has re.
sorted to ice Of destroying pain in surgical
operations. A few days since he removed very large
timor from mans leg He took preparation Of snow
and common table salt and applied ii to the diseased
part which was almost immediately reduced to an
sensible state The removal of the tumor was accom-
panied by very little loss of blood and little pain
Dr. W thinks that this method Of producing nsensibl
lily TO pain is preferable TO that Of choroiom inasmueh
as il s not dangerous and does no injury to the BLOOD
Jones Hotel, at Philadelphia, was sold out on Monday
by tesheG II appears that the proprietors have lost
money although the house always full of visitors
Jones had almost world wide reputation and thousands
viii regret TO hear that misfortune has fallen upon II
drH1eaaai Raers This Is remedy for dyspepsia, III
digestion and the numerous disorders Of the stomach II
was discovered by regular physician, after years OF re-
search II Is unlike all other medicines, and extracts the
disease by its roots, leaving no vestge behind
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drDenatcd Raers This Is remedy for Dyspepsia III
digestion, and the numerous disorders Of the stomach u
was discovered by regular physician, after years OF re-
search Ii Is unlike all other medicines and extracts the
disease by its roots leaving no vestige behind
oct 2O--DSW&W
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SOLUTION
Poor Julia yields 10 loves constrainis
Signs, blushos, pslpitatos, and--.falnis

II Morphy Is not champion at this mode Of chess.
playing we think could be with little experience
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TBRMG OF ADvBRTIsIHa.
(TwnLvs Llsss % Lpse nAxn DouAnu.o

Bssl.ss cssts, sot sxsssdiae six liass, iastts
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Iaassaa Mssla.s q ~. osisssr,ss ssssrliss
70 spaAs eeeny1aa.
Diasaaysd sAvsfsissmsats hAlf ssrs than the
abgse paess.
Aivsstlssnsses isaAsd sad pisesa snasr ~
hsaA - sapsaial Notice." Asstis re sv1s~svy
vslee.
Spesiai NssIsss In The Lssai csiumn - ssnu
per Dtoe.
Advsrtissassts osdsrs1 On the Iasids sxslu~
|sivsly - ~ Daily, Altar ths 1Sst tve weeks,
~ pr sehb. 1svs sAan The absys retss.
ltl frsNs6eAf slpsvelesussss nsss ~ paS1 ~
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When sAe aAssrttoes usss shs Weekly siens.
the prtes 1ill b - ssns ~ II ths Oa3ly-
Mhsss sAs Daily ssd weekly ere 18Th sssd,
- pr ssat. villsbs AsdSsss1 ffva tie aggfs-
gate AneaA1.
usass the present systsn, ths advertiser
Pays - mesA fer tss space be oceupiss, The
eAasgss hsias shsrgssbls for The sonpositien
enly. JAiA plsu 10 nss gsnssslly adopted -
Osr slnsgs fer changes viii - Is ssnts Per
squaey.
- In all Gases whore aAvsrtipsmssss ere
disesnti4se1 bsfoss ths expiration Of the rear
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.p st car regular rssss fer tAs time actual
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KEOkUK RssGRA sCas OOL.
Fourth 0QRploR.


e1NHE Fourth Quarter Of this school will onm-
mence on Monday, May 10th, In the rooms on
9th street between Main and johnson.
The same high aims in regard to scholarship and
discip iplin will be maintained AZ heretofore. The
school win hereafter be open to both male and fe-
male pupils.
There will be three depArtments--Primary In.
termediate and Academio--in which the charge per
quarter Of ten weeks will be - follows:
PRIMARY Department, par qusrtsr,-.........1 @ 90
Intermediate Department, per quarter,.... s ~
Academic Department, per quarter, 10 %
These rates. payable Invariably by the middle Of
the quarter, defrsy the entire expenses Of tuition
There will be general weekly exercises in Com
position, Elocutions fe.
No deduction will be made for absence, except In
| cases OF protracted sickness.
The services Of Prof Bracs have been secured 10
give instruction in German, French, Drawing, and
OH Painting. lie will also give Instructions Ia ths
preparatory exercises Of Perspective Drawing free
Of charge.
J, NJ. McLANE,
keokuk, May q, '5S-d priucipAi
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RECENTLY PUBLISHED,

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slaughter Coal Co.
TONS OF COAL
AT 40 CENTS FER 3uaHEI

"E are constantiy supplying the very best
w quAlityof crate and stove Coal brought y
this market. Itisnitss easily, burma brightly and
gsnefatss more heat than any other article Tor sale
sxeeptisg none. lts chief economy snA sxoslIsaey
consists n its bsfniHg 10 ashes and laayiae no
clinksf os cinder.
For mechanical purposes II positively sannet b.
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Collis Co.'S Grossry Store. Sd st., hsswsen Mein
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no oaxrRA-nAIARpous RISKS 1AKRH.
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BUCKETS FOUNDRY,
Cosnsr ef yoAssos ond Ninth Streets,
KROKUK ......IOWA
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CUMMINGS Z BE00a,
Architects,

SUP RIM r End I'm TS,
IAvEtaksn N olkee In Rs1dingsoa's Bloch
IL corner Of johnson and Third stSsSts, In Ress
No ~ Assssy, Asst deoz " the left q the hsa<
e -: .aas ss:esss sss.is,, slsfs shsy lnv..'
psrsd - fasnish dssiens aaA AstAil 4rswings 70,
buiAisD ~ ~ kip1s, pul1fe ~ private, ~ 4
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10 DO businsss il ssh mAsnAf ~ will please thsil
patrons aad 70 credit 10 thsmaslves.
nsSsL n eerntsions - " 81
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ARTHUR's NEW AND BEAUTIFUL STORY
The Hand bus not the Heart; or

LIFE-TRIALs or JEssIE LoRIE0.
BYr. .. ARTHUR.
The point Of this story is expressed in the title;
and the story itself 10 sharply drawn illustra-
ton Of the folly and madness Of link ing together
two immortal sduls by the roagh Q. aims Of selfish
interest, pride, or baser passion.
The lesson taught 10 one Of dsep significance
and Thousands Of hearts will thYob in almost wild
response, 70 the life 81 perence of Jessie Lorine,
who, In all the bitter trials Of her unhappy unioD
swerysd mot hairs breadth from honor, principle
or religious dnty. though temptation came in its
most slluring shape.
As the type Of . true woman, she 10 worthy 10
be em balmcd in the memory Of every reader.
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! IAntic cities with the Western, NsrtA- western
and Southwestern States, BY contiAnous Rail.
way direct. This road also connects at pisasAurxh
With daily line Of steamers to All ports ON t6s
Western Rivers, and ~ Cleveland and 6anduvky !
with steam ers 70 sll ports ON the North. vss,sry
Lakes; making 1t the most direct, cAespsu cad re-
liable route by which FREIGHT can he forwarded
TO and from the CreAf We,f.
RArKB BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND PIfrsnrn nm
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N1EW Ast fast rsnnibg 6seamer KEO-
IN KUk win make regular double
1eily tEtps, 6aadsys skespssd, bsswssu
HUNfk06k and BURLINGTON.
Leaving Measssss 1t 1880 AAd ll;3ep.n.
Arriving at Burlington 1t p. n. and sa. m.
Leaving Burhpgton 81 5 .. N and 1880 p. m,
Arriviao at keoksk n sn4 1850 p. N.
I Thus making reliable snd prompt connections
with the keokuk and Aontrose, the Burlington and
Missouri River saa the Chicsgo and Burlington
kAilroads, ~ wsli ~ the keokuk, ~. Des Moines
aad Miunssota Railroad morning and evening
trains also, with the boats Of the Ksokuk ana
81. Louis Packet Co.
For Tickets and further infovnaticu apply on
board, or 70 Companys Agents st keokuk and
BurliAgton. Il. W. SAMPLE,
aus6 President.
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q. r. GHFTORD,
DkAhnn IN

TiAs Geld ana silver Watches,
CLOCKS. sPEcTACLEs, SILVER WARE, Ac.,
rhird-st.. bet Main and johnson,
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"The Greatest Biography Of the Age y
now DxADY:
THE LIFE OF THOMAS yrrrRRsoN
BY HENRY 8. RANDALL, Ii. D.
In Three vsBnnss, Ocsavs.

THIS work contains upwards Of 4aeo paees. II
= printed ON hns papsr, ead haa6pensiy Md
In various styles. II u illustrated - ssseseI sr-
craving on steel, sna nansFoss IL snilea; enop
the former are two Ane portraits of JsGsrson. The
fAc similes embrace, sncur ethers. ~ ar,.ir. !,
draft Of the Dschsatisa q Iadspsndsass in Jsasr-
son's ewn hand writing.
This =, In every sssse, N sashosised vo,h; Il
was Undertaken uadsr the appsohation of his fam
vsts papers Al JsesrSon In tAsir passe1Giou -
has recsived ~ hsns1t II sAsif fseoilSllons ana
opLntea0 q esmy Blep. As
The work soetsiAe ~ sxyrasaioas Il. I.G,esua -
every gsat Pcthe qastion wAieh s5oss, hoa kis
90 yssrs, and enbsaeing ~ vksls Sannlaa pesisl
Of the Rspahlic. IL ssxtaias Je1SnsnI k1esto-
fore .sPshiishsa fAniiy Bososs1 ssass3ions
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7se.RloeDs.

FLoUR-~75c " bbf., until further notice.
0RAIN-35 cts. y 100 Ds. until further notice.
C0IToh--$1 = bale, not exceeding 800 D., In
weight. until further notice.
In shipping Goods from any point east Of Phih-
dolphin, be particular 10 mark packsges "vfa
PemnsyirdHfa Rorirosd." All goods consigned TO
the Agents Of this road At Philadelphia or Pitts
burgh, will be forwarded without detention.
FkEI6HT AGENTs--Ciark 4 Co., Chicago +;
Packer Co., Memphis, Tenn; p. q. O'Riley 1
Co., Evansville, Ind; WIN. Bingham, Louisvills,
KY; X. G. Meidrun, Madison, Ind; II. W. Brown
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Co, Zsnssyille, o.; Lsech Co., No. 81 Kilby-st.
Boston; Leesh 1 Co., No. 2 Astor House, N. ",
No. Willism-st., N. Y; X. J. Saeeder, Philadel-
phia; Magraw koons Baltimore d. A. Stewart,
Pittsburgh. III. II. HOUSTON,
General Freight Agent.
II. J. L0ABAERT, ,6up't, Altoona 4, Penn.
Jan. l. ,hi--dlx
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RAILROAD TICKETS
= Z
= Al i = q 4 D.

1853. summer AyPangeaenl. 1858.
CHANGE OF TIME!
Forming, in connection with the Packets, Q
twice daily line to Chicago and
Mount Pleasant.
Through ~ Chicago IN II Hours,
To take effect on Monday, Angus. 9th, 1858.
L,R0M and after the above date and until fur.
l. theY notice, Trains will leave Packet Depot
ksokuk - follows:
First, tstsamhoat Day Exmcas) Train leave,
kcek uk At 1880 .. IN.
second, tsteamboat Night Express) Train leave.
Keokuk at 10.S0p p. m.
first tAooomnodaton) Train leaves Montrose Al
SIS = n.
Second, tstesmboat Day Express) Train leave,
Montrose at l7:45 p. N.
Third steamboat Night Express) Train leave,
Aontrose daily at ii:sb p. m.
The traiLs on the above named Railroad runui q
In couDectlon With new and mrs. olass Passen gel
ckets, will forn twice daily line to Burttug
ton making and close connec tions with trsini
running East apd Wcst for Chicago and Mt. Pleas
ant.
Alec, connecting at Montfose once daily Will
packets, for Mascstine, kock Island, End pointi
above. Passenger for Bariington can take eithc
Day or Night Express.
Passengers for Museatiue, Rock Island and point
above. viii take The Night Express.
b. W. DAVIS,
Superintendent.
J. y. TnwKssuRY, Ticket Agent, Main-st.
.. b. BRkwEs, Freight Agent, Office at Psoke
Depot. [aun6d
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TO SCIENTIFIC AEp PRACTICAL AGRICULTURE,
BY III sxsv SrsrssHs, Il. =. 8, of EAinbsrsh, ans
the late j p. NoRroH, Professor Of 6cisatin,
Agriculture In Yale College, New Haven. /! vols
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EtNSI CLAeE.--- B0ctk, > hvS
Hats and Caps, Dry Goods TN
boxes, balss aud tsunka,) Drugy
in boxes and bales,) EsataeEs,
Furs, Sc, &c.
SEcoxp CLAss,-Domestic Sneet-
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originslbsfrs, Drugs In casks)
Hardware, Leather, Liquor lin
easksl, Wall Papar, Wool and
sheep Pslts, eastward, Ac., kc.
THIRD CLAss.--Anvils, Chains in
casks Hemp, Bacon and Pork,
sslted tloose or in sacks, Paints
tdry and in oil,) 0ils, (except
lard and rosinl,
EoUAIH CLAss.--CoGee, Fish, Be-
con, Beef and Pork lin oasks or
boxes, eastward, Lard and
Lard Oil, Nails, Soda Ash, Ger
man Clay, lar, Pitch, kosin,
Steel, Manufactured Tobacco,
Kosin Oil, Qusenswass, Sugar.
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