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DANIEL ADEE, Publisher,
I'll Cemtrc street. New yota


cmv1OM ZEE. EarMlers.
r HAVE ENTIRE CONTROl. ~ W.
= = superior quality Of Rnsiaa Winter y.
2 WhenS, tan article Introduced into the wiz
growing districts Of Rnssia,) which has
ioond " succeed better th.n any Winter WI
ever cultivated In that country. From Rus
IL Was introduced into Canada, Michigan
neAoia and Illinois, in each of which il ttt
withstood the most severe winters and $50
. Nettest springs. to the satisfaction Of the T..
mer. IL produces from 10 to ~ bushels t.
~heh sown ON good land, and from fir his
nature viii not wintcrkill or drevn.0ut + .a
sHe effects Of wet spring. Ia may be soN.
NJ. TINE between the first oil July and the 90.
e Of November.
r PACKAGES sufficient 10 produce from T.
10 .ashsls the first year, pat up In strong
VIII DC sent ~ any address. on the gereiilu
Oss dollar, BY mail. Address
CIV VERIFY, T. q. box 4j3I,
= ~ Dearbnrn-st, Chicago, II.
. Dealer In Farming Lands and city prop
2 Alao lands located at all the government d.,
omces. with warrants or cash. Those baF"
nrMs or farming lands for sale. will dad as
omce one VI The best mediums 10 dispose OF Oh
- saae.
e REFER TO
= nsa. !sc. wtlson, Co.rI Q Land Dept, Chico
- 1ev. y. u. DtGAOp,
: Hos. Henry =. wiss, Gov Of Virginia.
1ss. ssssssy, sisssahon'~, yaat 4 o., haHl rr'
Mea. 0easRs Briggs, New Yoyk.
|. Hon. W -. u. Boss, Gov. Of Delaware.
"a ssea 1e-ythe, kss., Genr ". All, i. c. X, X.
g - II ordering, give your name, post otSr
county and sesas, ADD the rlama Of the nearest "a
! gssss Oace. GsHl
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EsTRAYED.

LRON the subscriber, one yoke Of I'VE rear
~ Odds. red and white--one almost white, or
hnc back; One brindle COW, short tail
GEO. y. DEvEREUX.
Pennington. Coon Grove. Feb. q, ls5a.
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SU-come to Cedar county, whore you
can buy good lands cheap.
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RARE CHANCEa.

Two DWELLINGS 1sST Bnlc or Tvndc.
large, two story house, well finished, with
barn aud three good town lots, wilt he sold or
traded fer amy kind ~ properly, ut half price.
ALSO, = comfortable ftsmc dwelling snitnaaed
IN the central part of Upton. Now Is the time
for good bargains. WELLS spIrER
Upton. March 20, 1853. l2tf
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To the Community
y ~. CHiL DIS,

- 1nInOUo Of nakiAg n exprsssion Of thank.
DN their cusAs0sfs ~ thew very nsna AID
Es.er.I psaronsse. sna 10 solicit cOhtiAuance at
.hr.r farosrL which thsyhope to merit Ivy the IN
.1vss1rum icy - ahss - sGe.ts Fss Sa.a
svsii themeelyes Of ~ voice of - Pse0 - see
eccomplisAmsnt Of their pafpose.
Neev;sAssssdax IN Asrd sisea ~ sAeN @dasscv
- ksep On Aasx : eOsptstt sssorsmss " OvOs0fs
80 frorts;oss, ces,ev1sisg ~ (siiosHG svSietes
namety:
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From Ghallag hess General AdyertisiI,. and
COlleCtlmg Agency. Chicago.
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GiQt0n 9obtrtistr.
REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.
SATURDAY. JULY "a, 1858.

REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.
-aifs [E'oss,on, October issh, isse.l
80 '@ For Secretary Of State,
ELIJAH SELLS, @
ts@@ or Muscasine Cosnsy.
@az Fbr auditor Of State,
" JONATHAN W. CATTELL,
af#5 OF Cedar Cossty.
y8's For Treassrer, Of State,
. JOHN w. JONES,
-7s or Hardin County.
For Register Of State Land Office,
-.r AMOS B. MILLER,
.. OF Cerro Gordo County.
For Attorney General,
SAMUEL A. RICE,
#1 or Mahaska County.
For Commissioner Of Des Moincs Riipcr
#@4s improvement.
WIN. G. DRAKE,
OF Wayne County.
For Representative IN Congress second
E@E District. SIS
f WIN. VANDEVER
ME or Dubuque County.
DISTRICT TICKET.
For Judge Of Sh Judicial District.
w# WIN. Il. MILLER,
esTa. OF Johnson County, $50
t,t For District Attorasy,
.aa /. L. ALLEN,
"a OF Tama County. ar
For Member Of Board IF Ed"catios
. j. M. CONNOLLY,
H. sru OF Iowa County,
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X THE GREATEST
IS: MEDICAL
" DISCOVERY
~ OF THE AGE
Mr.. KENNEDY, Of Roxbury, has discovered 1,
enc Of our common pasture weeds
a remedy that cures
EVERY KIND or Hr-Mnns

ETERy ETyn AN rIr-x,rn,
1AA hIND Vt Ill MIX.
From The Worst Hrr,fnin 10 a Commor pmsls.
ne ~ tved Il In ioO caves md never asId e..
capt ~ Two casesboth thunder hnmor. lie has nov n
~ sishia tssnty nlcs Of Boston. g r. "'as'
Tive boilss warranted to ure mouth
ples On the bee. v ''Ae
Twoto three bottles win clear the system Of Be.
Two bsttls are waSatsA cure the worss canke, In
ths nosh er sfasaacA.
Three 70 IRE eottes ass warranted TO cure the wor
cese ~ osvsirslas. II 50 @&
0Mc 10 tSo bottles are warrant Cd Il eurc ali a.
tie eyes. -
Two bottles sSs vavsnted 10 ssYs runnIaw oftha .,.
and hiotches among the hair.
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MEAT CUTTERS and Sisters fov GALE Nv
IA J.Ac.A HYER
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TERNS-Payable on Enierin-.

For full Collegiate course. embracing all depart,
men,s Of bookkeeping Lectures and irnmar~
ship, With the privilege of reviewing In either
College Ut any future time. without extra tuition
charge, thus presenting a Life Seholarshi,-Sa0
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Delivered by professional men Of Acknowledged
ability and talent, on subjects intimately eonncr
ted with the interests OF the merchant me rhanic
farmer aud Others, viz: Mercantile Law Railroad.
ing and Marine Law, Banking and Exchange po-
litical History, Commercial Geography, Laws or
Nations, Mercantile Customs, Correspondence,
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q RAND TRuN RAILR OAn
OF CANADA,

~ADELlGHTFUL ROMANTIC RoUrE~UR
FROM rHE WEST
Boston, NsC York, and q, 9 Eastern States
pia the Michigan Central, Great Wssfsy~.
Ogdersoa,gA \ p0monf CsHfrsL ssd
GRAND TRUNK RAIR0AD OF CANADA.
Passengers by this route have an opportunity Of
visiting some Of the grandess and most Won
dcrful scenery In the world, ipciadins Toyos,e.
Niagara Fall, Svspenaea Bridge, 7NesssSS Istaals.
RaPtds of The 81. Lacreacs, Quebec. Aosfresi. VA.fs
Monntaus, khs 7stsisy nudge, fmsssJy too m,te, n
ienefa), Lakt CAsmrists, ysls Of Mosf~oyssef.
Hudson Rtsev, etc, etc.
On and after May l, 1853, baggage will h
Checked Through from Chicago.
To EMGORArTs.
Passages may BE- secured Il the oboe or the On.
pAnJ In Chicago BY sAiLisa shtps from Lcsdss.
Liverpool, Plymouth, Glasgow, Bristol, Hui.
Aberdeen and Montrose. An agent Of the GRAND
TRUNK RAILROAD superintsnds The removal Of
smigrsnts and hsggage at Quebec frss Of ekars,.
Fare from $50 70 $3s to Chicago, ineluAiss
cook I'd provisions.
The Mammoth Steamship
l.EvI "A r n An,
OF - 500 TONS AND TOO FEET LONG
Il under contract to this Compan for one ., more
trips TO Portland. Tourists rstsyn ticksts from
Chicago to the principal towns 10 Europe viii
shortly be issued. Tickets from Chicago for ali
points East, also for the Leviatkan, or Tor the NJ
y. 5. 5. Coz ships, can BE- obtained 1t tAs OBcs
of tho Grand Trunk Railroad, No. 3S Dearborn
street, Chicago.
J. wARRACK,
Agent Of Grand Trusk r. X. Co., 81 tapadA.
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JudIcl.I Convention.

There viii be a Convention Of Delegates from
the Counties Of Lee, ,Aspry, Louisa aud pes
Moines, comprising the LIST judicial Distriet,l
holden a, burlington. Wednesday July 18Th, at 8
clock p. m, for the purpose of nominating can.
didatss for Judge, Prosecuting Attorney, md Mem
bss Of the Boardef Rdusataon. The ratio Of rep
re,eststsos win - 90 1slssAte ta eaeA one hun
dred Republican voter.
PHILIP yIELE, ca Il Csnt. Oem., LseCo.
s. ELLIOTT, Hcnry Co.
A. W. TAYLOR. LoufsA O..
FITz HENRY WARREN, Des Moines Co.
June -, 1858.
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ser Wn'chcs,
lVCAo kk|CIAcLEs, SILVER WAKE, Ac.
!. bet. Main and johnson,
tow.
''''''''...'io ~ - +"
ncntly located in keo- n
invite the attention If ~
~ peoas new and Wei selected -
0ek. naving acquantanee with the bsst manu
urers IN ths United States, all Of my goods are
nads 10 order unslfpastsd IN quality OF
svs. Inc q nov opening comrfi,es, 10
Swiss, the gcnull Try Watches, cnsed with
original designs 0tivcr Ware OF every Upton,
wsHsnted pure coin Ladiss and Gentle men :,
1ewelry OF all kinds tnclading styles before
onsred 10 the market; sPeetacies, IL Geld, Silver
steel and Plated Bows, with Pebble. Perncopic,
Concave, double convex and toiorcd GiaGes, OF
every variety q shade md facux A.nnau th.v.
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ankePs sewing m0c0S0es
k,oK All manufacturing purposes, Singers Sew
lug aehines are deemed Indispensable The
public insist upon having thsir cletking. Ae, ms1s
BY them. singer, Family Sewing Nsshias l. ~
latest prssented for eompetition, and, being ar
ranged with full knowlsdge d the defects oS ether
machsnss ior similar ssss has avoided Or rensAisA
them all. II il the abandonment sewing Ma1Lins
ever made, asd the easiest 70 karn to opssats.
its excellent mechanical principles ard euslities
ara readily !syrrseiated BY those aequainted with
sewing machines. and give assurance Of their be-
Singer Co s0sactts. CoLiss supplied cratic.
Western Office lao Lake Street, Chicago.
mch4d6m WIN. BkODEkICK. AGENT.
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A!NaLo.sAxoE. N,ETH AMERICAN,
NOVA sc0riAN .tnsv) HUNGARIAN, (ssv)
-, new.
Running in oonnsstIon with the GkAND TRUNK
RAILROAD Of Canada, under sontYAct with
the Canadian Government to transport
the Nails.
DATES or SAILING.
kvsrsry altsreste 6atsr- Every sltssssts v slass-
day from ths 12nd Of day from The 1otA Of
May TO the nth Of April 10 tie seth a
November, inclusive. 0ctobss, inslusivs.
With the GRAND TRUNK RAILROAD a. Port
RATES or PASSAGE.
yrom CAicago to Liverpool, via Mich Central. Great
Western and GRAND TRUNK RAILROADS
and Steamer,
LIST Glass. $50 TO tleo
sseordiag 70 Recommendations.
........-.......14
including cooked provisions.
F~om Liverpool 10 Chicago. viz Stsamefs and Rail-
roads,
bt .eo5 TO Sis Is
according to accommodation.
rs
including cooked provisions.
Afully qualified Surgeon sails in each vessel.
Each Passenger tiskstsd through viii BE- Il.
loved INC ssne quantity q baggage .sEs BY Rail-
cabin ana 10 feet for each stssrase passepesr.
Special trains from Quebec with the Nail and
Passengers ars dispatched on The arrival Of each
Steamer.
twin be observed from the following table that
the Canadian line have beaten every other in eross
isg the Atlantic, the average passages Of he COL
Inns and Cunard lines by the annual tablss IN tHs
MY. Herald during 1851 being
EAsfwARD. wxsrvAnn
Collins Line, I'D 31h 3om Collins line, Isd Ish On
eunssd NJ. jed 2sA 3m e9nasd Fly ia Ibh IN
" Boston lad Oh ON Bostos ia IN -
Canadian line iodlsh ON Canadian l.. i'd III On
The longest passages made blythe Canadian Line
we're IL days TO Liverpool I'D 2 days 70 Quehec.
The Collins Line have mad. as.ages Of Is 10 50
days, and the Cunasd Line u II 70 IL days.
For Passage or freigh. from Chicago 70 Liver
pool, or Liverpool 10 Chicsgo. apply 70
J, WAkkACK,
Agen, Of tbs NJ. o. SIS. Co.,
No. 80 Dearborn Street, CAsrsco, mr.
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Il Hale 4 Co.,
BANKERS,
CORNER OF MAIN AND THIRD,
E0kUK. I1w

REyBREHcss:
The Park Bank, New York.
Edward Tyicr, ESQ.,, Cashier euaoik Bk.. I,ostop.
Mcssrs. Dana, FArrar 4 Hyde, Boston.
Bank Of Ncwbury. Wells Mysr, W.
Mtssrs. Mattocks, Barron Smith, CHICAGO.
Msssrs. Greeley 4 Gale, st. Louis.
kev. Gec. Denison. Ksskuk
y ,. Ilinrnan, Esq,
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] !@!1|ie GiIL.


I'd 1isaA conyenton5 teeNsAe purpose Of
ro1a,Aaaa{ y syndicate for RspssesnItvs in Con-.
ersAStr - xsnsC Con sionai fashict = Iexs.
Il hsrsby< kesns1e = oslalesas, % wstass-
EJsv ~ 1ss.
&1IAolh sh = representation = sash county viii
- ens deIS63 for every enc kundred Republican
,v1les, and ~ additional one fs{ every fraction
tefsy, to vote fer Governor q the last state
e161aaaAsleot 4 sis. sQsganipsd counties with
isa than ~ hssdsa 1AAaq yotess viii be
entitled each 70 tnSdcleSsts.
n JoHx X. NEspHAN,
Ron = RAroLIYY,
s. b. SHELLspY,
o. J. T. BALDWIN,
CALvIs TAYLOR, -
Nay rs, 1858. Rep. Cong. Com.
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ssae;Ss III =
FN - -
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IN. A,mS. scou,t. 4 n. - - vide
~ -. .ssI2 49, -
H'u sne 49, -
aceoune16 -. y .I]
suite. - tAs 60 ~
.he NJ. 1im~ts s1Sahs ~ u
I. Issal 3ss|M .ssss
49, - q ..s VA ~.
NJ: y
- fepof.s sns'
VI ot vaicn -
III
gfc~dy "
cry = - ~! !.
vas :, sh nt3i 70 q ~ ~ - =,
OF the MORMON ~ ..leg ~ NJ Il
snc Oovslnor 4s " y. 49, 80 k..
srnor w sallss l !. y Y a - 81 q
the "Inoefnsme," aneAsS
On inc ioio0ne ~ !s!S lEs.s5 Ss-|
cupisd the same ia -! ~ E.s Ia. IA. 4
foiiewers 10 Al w. r. sssPss)
pE.ng the most oRE Z. |1 vi r. I'll
spi1nets 20 uos. f. ~
neunoeo AZ SING as ...s..s
2. olu ,s so1uh mo-. wno wu9s ~
~ = - NJ. ~ ; IA; 5Is,l -
4.1! up ~ 90 s!.. q,
=: - 49, - Z sss:a{s... :,
- ~ ~ u al protection made So
Cum mlnE, d. that Salt Lake cfsy ~
the g 10 o. he rIopnesi sss /!
10" ""'.. ia !, 1919 - ~ mi sSsss
fectly CUTE ssplace where they 49,
until further directions should have Ten =
sued. brignams on TINS occasion, ,.ss .ns'
y s!y 49, Wy, =. ,s oa,n.n Sss.s.i n
III - - A.,hs. ~ 800 ~ rs,n.;n Re RI.
W va 'nem -. Ao' 'A'' WY ~ - .s
my =, ., ~, - &c.,. " .,h;nc hi /.
80 s.,hr,;.";o 80 ~ Nor.
mons ana ma mac ~ 15s3 = v;,h ,he
general reports ts2l than the
recent a'spn'en 81 ~. r. y oua
hsa rscc;yo "a - s2s.s 1S'' nsSrS a m rIarch-
| ing upon Salt - ON. u1 tAat ~ Intend
ed 70 do so y tee,sn ss*ta1 o. eight days,
unless sne rsss ~. y. ~ ~ ~ VII S:c
c comr sn. NJ 49, .n,bor;ty 10 rysysn. The
| belief Ia The army was, thai II the Mormons
tho c;,n
PROF. AeAssIz.-hn srncle mas ia'eiy oeeh
going the ROUNDS creui'eu 70 the Lonuoh
AMen@um, 10 Inc eheot 'hat frof. Agassiz
has so Tar accepted the proposition OF Lonis
Napoleon as 10 agree 10 make trip 10 fa-
.,,,,;n, and ~. a,,ho.;,r
~ -,
"'uN $50 Nv 80
riai oner IN iuis. Du'' Pcr con'fa' We nno
the following IN the Boston Transcript:
Prof. Agassiz has determined to remain at
Cambridge, where he is building up for him
self such q permanent and unfivalsd reputa-
ton. lie does not feel able to lsayth ~ en-
crossing studies even 80 lon as " vf1ls his
aged mother in Switzerland. Il &
RKAAtSS or PRESIDENT MoSHoE.vThs re-
mains Of President Monroe are ID 30 n :
h, n N.~ York an Friday Of th;s v1ak.
~, E.ur. ~. ga u.n l..;,
my WIN nc Az s'ase ~ 'ne oi'y nan
the next day, and then be conveyed to Viz
GINA for reinforcement. Gen. Scott will be
ana 80 ,h. nall. kcarers an thu remova, ~
the boay.
/ o. Ao.rs,s D,.sY.-Hop Josiah ouin.
enriched by connected extracts from Mr..
,d..,s a;orr Tha.e .x.,,o,s ba;naou,Ae
f,l m,st o;vo GREAT intere., and value u
49, A'',o' 81
tho WORK
The rr.ub,e. - Cnar,e. pickens.
rr. s.o,.7
AZ. ~, a..,.-, :. - i.
AZ Mr. plGhenn s,n'emen. ap' ee
some"ha, uhih'einsluis - .uose p'yvnu IN, .no
reaon VI TUG gossip " A.oSoon snu .u0 ~
ethry "sf.u, We may eHpiase na' uhe i"c''
rs se are ihiormeu' Is, 'nas D.o.ens ms
mutual asree,hens' 49, .sss. J, ~
mle On 'he grouna ~ 49, r.. - -
lno uAile =, yuun9 l-1y 49, I. sZs.s sss,:s
een mAea up Mi.n .ne ma'.el
~ on'taiy' sac opinion, We
.:s a. me.s ~
exsene re!
capdaf. pf@th NY, leig1
f. -
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CnAs. LAM on LIVER Coxr1Axr.-Y onare
too apprehensive Of your complaint, 1he
best way in these cases 10 to keep y1neo61f
as lgnoran. as the world Was before 6S1on
Il the entire inner construction Of St0 80
NAL man not to be conscious OF Hill !;
TO hold kidneys to be al agreeable action !:
~ account The circulation Of the blood an
idlswhirnsey Of Harvey's; to acknowledge
no ricchApism not visible. For, once fix the
seat cf your disorder, and your fsnciss dug
intefit Ills bad humors. Above all, take
sxercise, ard avoid tsmpering with the hard
terms Of art Desks are NOS deadly. Il is
tho mind and not the limbs, that tain(p by
long sitting. Think Of the patience Of -
lai!ors think how long the Lord ChsneelI = |
tits think Of the breeding hen.
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IL % the I'D the river WI slowly
ils . Cairo Two o. shrss more houses
- ~ part pl~xhs town had .eanted
~ ss6 h01 81. Tho efluvia from the
Inssr i1iide x Ne lsvce was getting very
SosR, and there were apprehensioas of
isknsss in consequence. The Fulton
Hrfpp Railroad, opposite, Gin Missouri
71111 ftnn4 : half under water, anathe
a will take two wonths to re-
- The hcttom isrf-
- all overad Ned, and the
hqpnd Hhig, rant
~ President San open
1sn Democrat with
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Buffais ana Lake Huron RaanvsaAI
CHICAGO TO BUFFALO Yin DETROIT
At the above Office tickets for New York Boston.
and all the stations on the Esw Ysek : tris : I'd
]. wARRACK,
Agent Of d. 4 L. n. Railroad.
Office No. 10 Dearbon Street, Chicago.
April ~, '5sdly-
sight Drafts on London at dollars per stsr-
ling may be obtained ut the Olhcs Of the Gran
Trunk X, Z. fCanada, in Chicago.
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rhe Trai1orou. t.enerai.

The Revolutionary general concerning
whom reversal Of opinion was predicted in
consequence Of disclosures about to be made,
was Gen. Lee. The paper making the dis
closures was read before the n. Y. Historical
l Society, a few days since, by Its librarian,
~. Geo. II. Moore. Lee, who had been nm
SGnost in the British army. and in fact did
80 abandsn his half-pay in that service till
y nsaest o. aacspting Office under Vie
vl1volstisDasy UolEress, was always very
elzesnASe ehsyias The commands Of Wash
1pgt1 ! ~ aoughtsby every ar.ifcc to SUI
|. &rs1AI hin In the supreme command. FL
~ after he was taken arisoner at Beals
tol ], n J. under circumstances which re-
astsd greatly upon biz military conduct, he
DIV up paper which he communicated TO
End Howe, pointing ont che MOST feasible
ncthod Of subjugatingths calanies. 1t was,
5 OCCUPY the Chesapeake, eonqueS Pennsyl-
vaaia and Dissolve Congfess, While Carletos
should hol IN England in awe and an in
vading srd Iuld pass from cinada south
ward, sfse.ing Tie ovefthre. OF the PROVINCE
- New York 4 nanusoript alCy Of The
-, in Les,s ,Aapdvrhing, was tHn!6
il HnsIsrd, among thu papsre q Lord
aSSkxkpefal William Howe, 81 Sadorsed
with thenamc Of that British Gcn4ealsl -
rotary, as "Gcn. Lees plpa. = ~
treason is incontestabls. Faa
doubt Of his integrity, anfbs ~
dsnsk In him and Of hsafaQ r. NJ
qDiepted by other revolual ZIG
- ekies4.
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R0ldfnsd to Bermuda, ndrsports having
II with those vessels, and delivered
- fe(w to their commanders.
gks ~ schooner Sciont, which arrived here
~ Thursday from Carthagena, brings BogatA
dates to May 18th.
The New Grenada Mouse Of Representatives.
had accepted inNN it. pssts the Cass Her,
ran treaty, bat ~ s6eAate eac not yet ~
oedsd from their snendpeIfs snd modi6of-
tons. The two hoYsSSNS&, U~leet ip1lSinl
balla. s to tiaaaly dss6i M
.ITNvRs Corresp1Ds ensd
8. Dispatches ws]e received Rfs& sNay FROM
Vol. Johnson, ala ALSO lSl&xle Hrom civil
omcers at For. HHdeyf. Thessdat4 Of fthd
letters are to thJk3fh OF M4y. TIE letters
proyent less prom ng stat Of afrErS Being
mainly isfegsrd to- be poceedi3 which
Judge Eckls. and TIT Is. n shal had
sought to institute in d Snee/of the Gov
ernor's policy. 1t was u "a that their
efforts we're directed tows : collision
Brigham Young has ass, sGovernor Cum
u %aE ias, could he e. s's sA s,%s' Of
justice.
Gov. c. would J6t1\p to Salt Lake City
civil officers. hr. ForneA the Indian agent,
was to accompany him, AID when an officer
either there or Provo no kad been successful
IN his negotiations with the several tribes o.
Indians, and reports favorable progress with
others.
Instructions have been sent from here to
stop Eckles' course, and additional orders
will 60 by next mail. M
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ibsvn DesafeyuA BY the uae0x.
We learn from 81 PAUL that ths Indian
troubles arpeehsn6ao ~ No WIS., Depaet.
nent in Dakotah 4e<xitsry have oomnsnccd
The lank,on Siour, 3eelous Of the encr oach-
rnent of white settlements in Dakotah, and
dissatisfied nj receiving no pay for the road
constructed by Col. Mobiles through their
lands, have undertaken to redress thor own
-r.esancss. A large body Of them, consist
ing of ITO lodges, lately entered the settle
ment Of Asdary, burned oil the houses there
md ell the claim cabins in the neighborhood,
and carried Oh oil the plumber they could get.
The inhabitants Of the settlement had He'd to
Cottonwood river, where they were la1ee1
mined TO make stand. The Sioux are en-
boldened to commit these outrages by the
removal Of the U. 8. troops from Fort Ram
DALI W. shall probably hear Of others in
the Same quarter.
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LtLLtE'S CHfLLED-lhoN
Fire and Burglar Proof Safes ard Locks ar. con.
stantiy GA hand ., the
IOWA STATE AGENCY,
No. 1873 Main Street, Keokuk, fews.
TILLINGHAsT, LANE 4 BuEL,
je22du Sign OF the Hroadaxe.
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gEThe New Orleans Crescent says ssWil-
liam II. Seward wiz be the next PresidsnA3e
be lives and ths Union lasts. ltfurthermofS
says concerning tho Rpahlean party, "TAoss
Who yseach shaA i isdscdning at the Nofth,
49, false knokipglg o. preach false igno-
! i1 sr their prsjs1Dss are 80 strong that
pssid meier - enslavsmens Of their
section TO - ssthlsss rulo Of Abolition ia
snaticism, eoQnef than tolerate The idea of
disrupslpaFOf the contedcracy." We might
addd1Gnt If he is elected, or any other Of the
RI ppublican leaders, all such fanatics
s sss v,r0tens. who declafe their determi-
nation to bfek up the Union il they seanSbs
rals Il, viii - driven like dogs to their ken
s1ls erl y The ~Ayside as .warsing to
bsir declarations Of Republican
thDe ths Union will never End m air
- thaA evtnt.
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.Aave Yenr Mana,

1avO xomr moneY
"A ND keep yoaf Provisions from spelling. b.
= purclAsing one Of Reed Nssls' IL Chez q.
1anaf9ssursd all sisss, II their Carpenter and
!seoane shop. on JeAnsos sssees, between zsh ard
vesniAa blinds finsids) nads y order. Orders
IN Distance Ssomptly attended 70.
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Order No. 81.
WAN WITH England

TWO the Keokuk Guards, or TO any persons 4
r i holding the arms and accoutremcnts be-.
OH longing to that Company. You are herebyW
notified TO deposit the same at No. l53 Main
street, and receive receipt for the same. II IL
especially desired and recommended that al arms
returned may be we'll cleaned aud 10 good order,
T.. MckENNY, First Lieut.,
june23d1w Comma ndi ng ksokuk Guards.
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CRows in - Co.'s FIKLD, OR, WAR
"poLL~ Cor 41lLiNo LlR.--Mr. Psgker
Til.on, who - II the lower part RI ~
city, has had avery intslligenA but rogussh
psrrot residing in his lily for lsSpas,
fftssn years. The bird has Away a.
lowed the privilege of the yard fre-
quently woasd stray into the adjoining 1elds.
The parrot had been taught to keep q watch
upon the crews that visited MssaIilton to
pick up his corn, which inforl he had
frequently impaired. On N last,
"Poll' took her usual stroll, - hUa1Ne
concluded to deceive her mnstsorr q
she Moderated, as had bed =,
ssCr0ws In the corn 6eli.o IN
ing thsso'ce Of his sentinel. cS]
y The enclosure and " 80
difeeeiou Of the rusl urged
~ contents. On arr to
~ ap the slaughter bis
corn, to his great surprise hj wv
mangled remains Of his fav N
lNswburyport Mass.) Herald.