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B59. SElSeE lRRlNCRIREF. laSo
- sT. LOUIS, ST. PAUL -

1B59. SElSoH lRRANCRuREF. 1859.
- = 1T. Louis, ST. PAUL -
sTILLWATER.
MORTEERN LINE PACKETS.
vYSHK following swift and superior steamers win
i sonpess til line fos the present season
CANADA, Capt. WAns.
MINNESOTA BELLE, Capt. Hull
DENMARK, Cspe. 6xAs.
HENRY CLAY, Capt ErEvsxs01.
PEMBINAW, Capt. GRIv1IrH.
METROPOLITAN, Capt. RnoDxs.
Nm. i. 9WING, Capt 0REsHs.
NOKTHERNER, Capt. ALroRD.
Thsy Will leave Keokuk, for st. Paul, on Tues
day, Wednesday, Friday and Sunday EVENING", and
for 81. Louir on Tuesday, Thursdsy, Friday and
Sunday mornings.
This Line has been in suecsssfal operation for
the past year, and for regularity comiort and per-
fest reliability has not been surpassed BY any or
ganisation on the Western Rivers, and hope to
merit continuance Of the liberal patronage which
has been heretofore bestowed upon them.
For freight or passage apply to
BROWN, AUSTIN ! CO., Agents,
Levce, Keokuk.
WARDEN ASHALER, Gena Agt., 81. Louis.
Feb1od
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KEOKUK, IOWA: SATURDAY.. APRII. Is. 1850.
iSsT1iL1sHxD N 1I is1e.l 'A1'

lisTA1L1sHED N Iszs.l
DANKI.xG HOUSE or
r. = Oh q = O.. a ND1 r . n e q ..
II HAyE this day admitted ~ : pArtnsf. Ia the
j BANKING Business, AIsx1ndsr Barclay, (who Aas
beea ~ telJSf fer The Iast dx yeafS). 1he busi-
nses, Hereafter, WILDE oondsstsd under he Axn
aAdStyls of
GEO. O. ANDERSON 4 90.
Heing one Of the Oldest Banking Houses (f not
ttso11sstl II Iova, the now Arm soIiGits csatia-
gaass ee fornsr patroaAssso literally axt1adsd 70
tAs9eufor partner.
Thsy viii make sollsstions aad remit, less Ex-
change, on the dsyof payment, frss IL chases.
Their refefsnees are asformsrly by senior part
HsrsRsncHs
Park Bank, n. z.
WinsIov. LAnisr Co., Bank NY.
EdMsf1 M 01afk Lea ,Hhtladslphts.
Howard Ranking Co., Bosson.
ClApp, 1sJlae &0sOW1e, Bmks1, Boston.
MATiDA BARK, ChieoGo.
Herman = 0slDeks, Ohisago.
Meshasi@' Bank, PittsbuFgA.
1Arnsess Deposit HaAk, P3Slsha1eh.
Kramer Rahm, Bankers,
0i1mess 1gothsston g CinsdnneGi.
A. D. HnAt = Co., . Lonisville.
State Savings Institution, 81. Lsuis.
Ksoksks y In. 4, -. 0nO. %. ANDERSON
B 1AnD0 5#sa s#8 p z
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81
TO take s6ect on Monday, March 2lst, 1850.
ErROM and after the shove dats and until fur.
T. thsr notice, Two Pans4nger Trains will leave
Pasket Depot Kssknk - folloWs:
1IRox TRAM.
Lssves Keokuk daily at $3.50 o'clock !. -.
Arrives a4 Anntross et o3a3 .. n.
11COup fnAIA
Leaves Keokuk daily tSundays eaeeptsdl ct 1900
p. y. Arrives u Aostross as HAS p. n.
YIRsf f1Au
Leaves Montrose daily at l1:OO o'clock q. n.
Arrives - Keokuk ct 113Ao q. m.
oBOoMD rkAIM
Leaves Montrose daily (Sundays sxceptsd) $50
p. =. Arrives q Ksoksk % o:l6 p. a.
Forming, In eonnsction with the Keoksk and
R0ek hland Paokst Company, DAILY LINE 70
al points RA6T, NORTH and WR6I.
PasssnGss for The raeksts will take the one
o'clock km. train, melting surs connections st
Bsxl1EA With trains for Chicago, 1T. Pheasant
1RnPLIN, PLUMlfHR : CO., Lssssss.
n b. W. DAVIS, 6upsristssdsat.
JIR. TnwxssUHY. Tisl Agsat, Aain-st.
March 81. soe-dkw
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Bufrale ana lake Hursn Raiareaa I

Buf4alo ana Lake Huron RailroaaI
CHICAGO TO BUTYAL0 VIA DETROTTi
At tho shove 016ce tickets for New York, Boston,
and al the stations on the New York 4 Eris and
New York Osntrai Railroads ean b obtained.
J. WAKRACK,
Agent of b. IL. n. Railroad,
O6kes No. 50 nsarbon Street, Chicago.
April ~, 'eS-d1y-c.n.s.
Sight Drafts On London 1t 5 dollars per 4 ster-
Ank nAy b oS4nlAsd at the O1Rcs Of The Grand
Trunk r. n 81 Cenedn IN Chicago.
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rnsM .. n. sCnIvEH,s AsxScY

or CANADA.
9ADEIL0HTHUL& = ROMANTIC noUTE14
= In0M fun NBs1 -. II aE
0o@on, Ness York, and fh . EaStsrw States
ns tAe A!eAtssN CeHsrsf, 0rsst WsteYm,
0l0nse.vSA Yameas CeasvSl, ~
GRAND TRUNK. RAIROAD OF CANADA.
PaasonoeTs by this route have IN opportunity Of
visiting Soms Of the grandest and most Won-
dsrf1l 1eeasTy j The world, intending Tercn1s,
NsavWU u6eM, DU1psNStsA Bridge, 7Assssa1 lstsNds,
R1pt4s u ~ M kawSscs, Qxebss, Montreal, waite
Moxsssdss, ~ 1mbsi1r ~ At60ey (nssriy f1s das ~
.sassA), L1As CeaSaGte, xsAs ~ Msssssvssot,
Ha1eeN River, Sc, sfc.V e AS
On md aftsf Nsy 4, l06Sy BAgeHgs will Be
CAsekeA Thfeueh fren C13saeo. sA4 si-s
To &MuRRANT1S
Passa1eg nay b ssearsd % III gnee u The Con-
paAy II Aioags BY aAnsHe aAi3s fssn kouden,
Hvsrp0ot, Plynoath, 0laseow, Bristel, Hull,
Abendeen md M9ntross. An sgsat u - GRAND
TRUNK RAILROAD supsrintsnAs tAsrsno%1l Of
snigFante and bAegsgs q Quebec frss of charge.
Iks lron ~ . - - cAisaso, including
eosksa presieions.
The GammotA 6esanaAlp
IL VI j = - n.
or - 800 TOMS AND 100 1kET LONGi
II under esatsast 10 this Csnpany for one or more
trips 70 Rurtland. Tosrists' rstsrn tickets from
Chioago % The p9iasipel towHs n 11reps will
shortly hs issued. Ti1ksts from ChiAEe Fur all
points East, also for tAs Lsyiathan, ~ f0s The
D q. 8. CH.ss ships, smn b obtained at The O0ce
Of the 0rand Trunk RailroaA, No. % Dearborn
J. wARRACK,
Agent Of Grand TruAk h. r. Co., of Canada.
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HssK1k, -. Dss l1eaas Amannssesa

Asokuk !, Hss Dos MOan1 , kMlnmoeos
z @ II AL RtOl .staai
En- AH01 01sCANBys
ONE DAILY TRAIN.
I'm ard e1tsr this dats sld nnti1 fsYtAsr nstSss,
~ ONE Passenger Train viii run cash way
dsi1y, (esndAgs sxssptsd,) - follows.
Leaving Ksoksk at osl0 Ar.
Leaving Dsntonsport = 2:S0 R.n.
Csnnsetiag at the latter place, a. heestofese,
with the coAShss OF the estsrn Stage Co.. for all
points h Middle, Western and Eeuthsrn Iowa.
Neh1ASkA, Kansas, ~.
THROUGH TICKETS to st. Louis, Louisvills,
CineinnsH, and the East, may b had % the OLE
In BsntOns sport. ~
Fars = low q the lowsst. to Al EostAssa
5. DWIGHT EATON,
6uperintmdsnt.
1@Tjsket Ones under Hatch ) Thonpscn's =
Bank, and ct RAilsoAd Dspot.
- Once IN Kilbourne' Block.
Ksokuk Nov. =. '6s-dtw
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CABU6' HAIR CUTTING
SHAVING ROOM,

Main Shses. ? Doors abose the BiUinSs Hoss
nAlR-CUTTING done according to Physiog-
IL nomy and the principles Of the Coitsvr.
Hair and Whiskers dyed to perfection, either
rOwn or black.
The Proprietor calls special attention to his style
OF Hals Cutting, and challenges the profession.
fak2 21-d&NIy
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CHARLES RADMAKEK. R
HAIR DIR RESSER.

HAlk DKESSER,
ATEof PauI;s celebrated Saloon, No. III Cour.-
- iaadtse, Nss York, would respectfully tender
his professional services to the citasns az ksokuk
and vicinity and gives notice that be haa opened
N sst.slisA.e.t oorasr q g and JoAnsas sts..
tsntioa to busnsss he hopes u secure ths patron-
ago of this community.
SHAVING,
HAIR CUTTING,
AND SHAMPOONING.
Dsne with Nsatness anA DlspAsch.
@. n. has On hand choice stock Of Psrfumery.
Labin's Kxtrsst. y. which hs sGsrs for sale q
Sept 1.'ss-dy
A IL psraons whsn u nay concern are hereby
= notiasd that the undersigned Vas .on the Ath
day Of Apsil A. b. 1850: en~crtca G-...... n1 -
phase Of james i Estes, resigned, IT the persons
and psopsrty 81 Henry Y. DeLoais and Lcaise %
tAyiA DsLouis, min0n, and heirs Of Elisabekh d
Louis, formerly R1isAbeth Hunt.)
All psnons who ars indebted 10 the estate u
said minors, or Who hare claims Asaiant the sAns,
afs hsfsby notified that transactions and settle
nads with me. MARTIN sgAI!cAb,
cvzzIs, anLxoas cuarss, Att'ys.
April 9, l669-sE9dAw ss ss
Nesraska 80 aea1A IsUa RalIrsaa.
hIV1AO0 - ucxeuy klv9u 70 tn0 0took h010eff OF
~ the NebrAska and 6outh Iowa Railroad Com
pany that's meeting of the stock holdcrs will be
held ~ KROSAuQuA a. on the An aay ~ may,
1855, fokshs purpose of holding IN election for
DirasAnss - satafoA Other businest u inpoF-
tanOe - ths progress Of the road will b hSonght
hsk0re them FOR their confederation.
Il By order. II. MAYNE, Secretary.
u Ksosaaqua, March S, 1sSo-dtd
TnaYSrss Riuid Exsract Taraxicam.
DY srrangcmsnt With Mesen. Hsnry Ihay9 =
ID CO., Of Cambridgsport, Mass, an enahlea -
oasr the Fluid Extfasts prepared by theas attAsir
prices. In store full assoFtncnt.
Al. WiLklN0QM,
Sign Of tho Golden Eagle md Mortar,
aprl2-d % Main street.
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FINE INSURANCE.
Misse9rl stats M ae1al
FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY.
or ST. LOUIS.
DIRECTORS:
E.wyssa. Q. 4. Peek, s.T.als..nsd.r.
James snish, 4. ?, Ponsroy, 2. p. Page.
no .xfnA-nAxARDoUs Risks rAKKH.
r. B. HOLMES, Aenssal AgeAt.
Aseldly A.BRIDGMAN, Ag't, Ksoknk.
b. s. CAREY,
DnALsn N
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
No. 80 Main.st., bet. ID and lth,
LAS opansd at the above stand. ne1t isor % d.
IL p Woodward Co., general assorfment Of
goods in HE hne and viii be pleased TO see any asd
Al his friends who may BE- in want Of 0rpessis and
J.s. i, isss-d
THE LavING AGE.
nAVIN0 largely ineroosed ito eircnlation tho
4 i past year, the publishers are enabled TO %
pSsd the new and attractive feature Of series 81
SCIENTIFIC 3 LITERARY PORTRAITS.
Engraved on steel, each Of which will b ascompa-
Aisd hy
BIOGRAPHICAL MEMOIR,
Thus furnishing g ita readers. not only the
- 9. 80 SSss: &c: sv1lo~i Literature Of
tho world ,bst also : sonplsts
ILLUSTRATED BIOGRAPHICAL Do
HlONARY,
Commencing with the Portraits Of DsQsinsy, fol-
lowed " Hugh Miller W. II. Prescott, Prcfeesoy
Wilson. Chas. Lamb, Obeflin, Hunboldt, 10.
81 say without hesitation, that II could have
bst enc nAeAsins among III that ore Psbllahsd "
tells Living Age. It oontrivss 70 touch the gold
IN medinm bstWeen mece 1nstxuction and mere en-
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nRAC1loE1nly n the Civil Courts Of Record,
- - 6ovola his time chiefly TO Commsrciai
a11es. D11inms fssn absoad viii receive careful
aeeontfea. O1ss No. ~ Chestnut street.
Ian. I, 'to-dAwly
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Pixies Peak Miners Boots.

112OB xO&A 10I0oxB 600Io.
HAVE . lot of Donble-Soled Watee- Proof Nj
) ners' Boots On hand, which will sell cheaper
than the same quality esa b had in this city.
Persona laying in outAs viii please besr this in
mind and sAll ut the Meet ana SAoa Em.
DeFDNms 80 Ma1nsst.
have the best selection Of material from which
to mAnufActnre 70 order keptin this city, and
will get up Boots and Shoes Of every description
on the ahortest notice.
Miners Who wan. long tops and extra heavy solss,
should call In and leave thsir orders for Beots inn
mediatsly.
womens French Calf Boots and Shoes made to
order. s. A. DUKE.
feb28d
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The Coleman Farm Mill.
THE N0HDRR AND ADMIRATION OF THE WORLD
Every Farmer Als own MAllery
GREAT SAVING or TIME AND ExPRNEE
The only successful Metallic Mill ever
invented for making
nUcKwHHAr AND FAMILY YLoUR.
II .an be run by Horss, Steam, Wind or Water Poser.
Price, with Sieve arranged, for sitting corn meal
for family use, while grinding. $50.
Price, with Dolting Machine attached, for making
Family Flour, S7k
Descrip ptiye G.culars can be had. or the mill can
be seen in operation, at the Office Of the "Coleman
Farm Mill Company" Tribune Buildings, No.
Epruce-st.. IN. Y, whore AL orders will receive
prompt attention. MARTIN THATCHER,
dec33d6m Secretary.
HARE OPPORTUNITY!
Good ChAnce fer = Mechanic or La.
hoYory
A SMALL FARM, - a0rsp, good now frame
IA houss, and new steam Saw Mill, with LAth
Machine, 2c.; said mill can alear ffAa 900 to
q, 900 per annum, when Athe hard unAa are gone,
rome away" said land - situated In Soutl ern
hichisaa god clinass, splsndid soil, we'll va
AIso, 20 aers farm in Northern lows, fns soil,
well vatsred, -. as4
Either Of the above farms will be- exchanged foT
good house and lot in Ksokuk.
Inquire of J.PARMELE,
Nov. I, '68-d6m No. 65S Main-st,
Ksokuk, lows.
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4 LARDE assortmen, Of Garden and Flower
mehlM OOLLIERS + ROBERTSON.
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M. E. SEYYRART0.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
coRsxA or rEE1n AND nIeG-srs.,
JaaSdly
WIN. n. ME8ERvEY,
ATTORNEY AND OOUNSELLOR Ar LAW,
AND
General Collecting Agent.
FORT n1TlE lnU 4

General Collecting Agent,
Hon. John W. 6tookAAie, Register Of Fort Dodge
LAnd OfIoe
Hon. Thomas Seargsant, Receiver Fort Dodge
Land once;
Hon. Wn. H. Msrritt, Cedar Rapids, Iowa;
Cen. Van Antwerp, Keokuk, Iowa.
Hon. J. D: Thompson, Judge 18th Judicial Dis
trict, Harystcn, Iowa.
Geo. B. Raid, Ksokak, Iowa;
.. O. Finch, Des Moines, Iowa-
Hon. 5. A. Douglas, Washington, D. G.
June Idly
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NORFOLK
COMMERCIAL INSTITUTE,

COMMERCIAL INSTITUTE,
FOR YOUNG EMIL E MEN
AT JOHNSON'S HALL.
THE undersigned proposes to open in this
i city on Monday October Gath, an Institu.
ten, bearing the above title, the great and
primary object of which is one of vast impor-
lance to the Mercantile community; that OF el-
aiding the young man from the very commence
ment of his career in the counting room, to
understand all books and papers that may come
under his notice. The course of instruction in
b 90 K x E P N G.,
VIII be of the most thorough ana practical
character, copiously illus rateI by Lectures and
Exercises on the Black Board, embracing the
Grammatical Construction and Composition of
MERCANTILE CORRESPONDENCE; and the pro-
cess of drawing up accounts current and sales,
eQuating payments, compp ting exchange on
drafts and remittances, &c. &c. ~
p k N Nj A N HIP
BY the use of Davison's patent Muccular
Guide to Fenmanship the student acquires not
only beautiful, bul expeditions hand writing.
Specimens of improvement made in the writ
ing of former pupils may lie seen at the Hall,
where gentlemen DESTROYS of joining the Glass
will please to leave their names, with place of
residence.
Terms made known to the members at the
first meeting.
A. HAWKINS.
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The Train carrying stock and other matter
for the State Fair at Petersburg will leave MOI
folk at $50 A. M. Monday the 3ist October
Returning will leave Petersburg Monday the
LIST November at 1894 NJ.
The Train carrying stock and other ma tier
for exhibition at the Seaboard Fair VIII pass
down the road Monday the 18th Novera Der leav-
ing Petersburg at 7 so A. M. se.5-
The Train carrying stock and other matter
for the Nansemond FAIR will pass down the
road leaving Petersburg Monday the oath day
OF October at 30 A. M.-and up the road the
following day leaving Norfolk at $50 A. NJ
The foregoing schedule OF trains will take
the place of the Freight Trains as they now
run-for the period merely whichthe> eaabrace
that is from tue 24th October till the Eth Nc
vember. f4hst =
A special Train " i'll ie.ys Suffolk al SIP NJ,
for Norfolk Wednesday and Thursday the
10th and s7th vi Ceto5et III order to accDmmo.
date visitors to the NAnsemond Fair from Nor
folk, Portsmouth and vicinity.
WILLIAM MALONE,
oc IL taaNoy, Ens'i and Sup't
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DIED.

DIED.
Last evening at TX O'Clock. P. NJ, after a
painful and protracted illness which she bore
with Christian resignation Mrs MARTHA C.
MOORE, consort of the late Horatio Moore,
aged SIS years. ...
AS gently shuts the open flower,
AS fade the stars of even;
So passed Der Christian spirit,
Up to her home in Heaven.
The friends and acquaintances of the family
are respectfully invited to attend her funeral
tomorrow Sunday afternoon at 3x p M,
from the Cumberland street Methodist f.
Church withou. further notice.
This Friday morning at 6 o'clock, Mr. WIN.
COATES in the Saith year of his age.
The friends and acquaintance of the family
respectfully invited to attend his funeral
tomorrow Sunday evening at3H o'clock from
the Cumberland Street Baptist Church.
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New York Markets.

New YORK, Oct. 2l.-Flour-The market
is buoyant. Sales of 10000 bbls. State
S4.70a4.75; Ohio $5.45a5.60 and Southern
$535a5.65. e.a. t=at
Wheat-The market has an advancing ten
dency; and holders demand an advance OF
la2 Cts. checking transactions.
Corn-Is buoyant, but sales unimportant.
Provisions market is steady;
sales of Mess at $3.50; Prime $40. scale. SIS.
Lard--ls quiet at llallss cent?.
Whiskv-Is nominal 281sa29 cents.
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LEAvENwoRTH, Oct. Goat o'clock this
prning fire broke out in Basford's bill
I'D saloon, corner of Shawnee and Main
reets, and before the flames could be ar
ested fifteen buildings and their contests
we're destroyed.
The loss is estimated at $4,000, and is
Rout two thirds covered by insurance in
astern offices. | -.. s- tE If. t.4
4 Messrs. Russell, Major & Waddel,s stores
were consumed, and their loss is $4,000
Rlalf insusance.
The other principal sufferers are Lucas
Moore & Co., Il 4. Allen, u. NJ. Farrell and
J. P. Apologize d Co. The Varandab and
Shotwell Houses were also entirely con-
Isumed.
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HARTFORD, October 20. Mr.. Warren Lee
land, of New York, (who has been on ex-
animation at Colchester, charged principal
ly on the evidence Of Samuel F. Jones, the
ex-Cashier of the Colchester Bank, with de-
frauding that Bank of $65, 000,) was honora
bly, discharged to-day, the evidence clearly
disclosing 'black mail'' purposes. Mr.. Lee
land has been rearrested on two other counts,
and the examination has been postponed for
six weeks-Mr. l.. giving bail in the sum of
$1,000. This probably ends the farce.
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The weather.

New ORLEANS, October 2lst.-Thermo-
meter 600, wind East.
MOBILE, October 2lst.-Thermomete $50.
SAVANNAH, October 2lst.--Thermometer
|52o wind Northwest. L..
CHARLESTON, October 2lst.-Thermometer
f54o, wind North. 44= yi
RALEIGH, Oct. 2L-Thermometer 45o.
NORFOLK, October 2l.-Thermometer $50;
wind northwest.
RIcHMoND, Oct. 81 Thermometer $40.
WASHINGTON, Oct. H.-Thermometer 800;
ind northwest.
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U Il K
OHIO CATAW BA BRANDY.
s OHIO Gaia VIDA BRANDY.
Ohio Gaia VIDA Brandy.
OHIO CATAWBA BRANDY.
Distilled by 8. N. PIX e, Ohio.
sv.a-. Distilled by S. ". PIKE, Ohio.
DISTILLED BY =. N. PIX 70, OHIO.
DISTILLED BY s. N. PIKE. OHIO
From, the Pure Juice of the GRAPE.
From the Pure Juice of the GRAPE.
From the Pure Juice of the GRAPE.
From the Pare Juice Of the GRAPE.
Analysed by Distinguished Chemists.
g Analysed by Distinguished Chemists.
Analysed by Distinguished Chemists.
+. Analysed By Distinguished Chemists
For Family and Medicinal use. ss %
For Family and Medicinal USE
For Family and Medicinal use.
For Family aud Medicinal use. s
T. r.. REARDON,
II. r.. REARDON,
u ss-. SOLE AUTHORIZED AGENT,
Dealer in fine Vines, Liquors, Groceries dc.
Dealer IN fine Wines, Liquors, Groceries dc.
The above superior article is packed in cases
of dog. Quart Bottles. They retail at 81 IS
each. Satisfactory profit allowed the retailers.
9 03- For full certificates, apply to Agent a
j ~ 28-3m No. 8. Roanoke Square.
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EST NEWS
A Community Greatly Excited
JOHN K. COOKE, THE FUGITIVE
INSUFFICIENT SEEN
ttE is CLOSELY PURSUED, BUT MAKES
GOOD HIS ESCAPE.
.Work,-x Hard for tine 81 900 Reward

mnAhBERsbuAs, Penn. Oct. 2L.-Our com
nifty was greatly excited to-day about
on, py the appearas, in our streets OF one
the fugitive insurgents from Harper's
cry, which is generally supposed to have
zen JOHN =. Cooke, formerly of Hartford,
A gentleman from Quincy overlook man
pn the road leading from Waynesbofeagh to
this place, and carried him some distance in
hisbuggy. q
When about three miles from town the
man got out of the vehicle under the pre-
tencs Of taking another road. ABOUT one
hour subsequent, 1.-THE gentleman saw him
upon one OF our streets. He informed two
others, who followed and tracked him to a
house at which sevsral Of Browns men have
boarded. Placing one man TO guard, the
turned, the man susp sctsd, escaped at the
rear OF the house, passing through the gar
den. ass gaE& sses p. 4
At the foot OF the garden, blanket con.
tanning = Shsrl's rife unloadsd was found,
which is known to have been in his posses.
sion. -.'. -....,
Immediate pursuit was made by large
number of men, but no trace Of tae feeding
fugitive could be discovered.
The blanket was marked 4. H.. and it,
with the rifle, is now in Sheriff Browns pos
session. The man is known to have other
weapons. Cookies wife and child are now,
and have been for the past week at the house
throgh which he passed; bat she denies this
man being Cooke. The general impression
however is, that it was Cooke, and nobody
else. 9i ti S'-,el if9'
He had on black SLOUGH hat, high crown
ed and somewhat faded. He wore black
frock coat, with outside pockets, light brown
pants, very large, heavy boots, and red and
white striped calico shirt. @
Parties are now in hot pursuit and others
will leave in the morning. 1t is supposed
that other fugltives are in the neighborhood,
and efforts are now being made to ferret
them out. If caught, there will be no favor,
or protection extended to them by any of
our citizens. 8ta $3.50 - sFs y
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New ORLEANS, October 20.-The ship Ais
tarctic, from New York, arrived bert, reports
that the barque Augustus Mayo from New
York for Havana, had been ashore on Mosel-
lie Shoals, and subsequently was got off by
the wreckers.
The brig Dew has arrived with the crew
and portion of the cargo of the schooner
Ellen Bush from Philadelphia for Calves
on, v ich had sprung leak at sea, and
sunk.
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RICHMOND, Oct 2l.-It is understood that
a proposition for the restoration of Bishop
Onderdonk, of New York, made by Bishop
Whitehouse, has been defeated in the House
of Bishops, by vote Of Is to 8. Bishop
De Lancy moved his restoration on condi-
ton of resignation, which was also lost by
q vote of Is to IL.
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH.
From the Merchants and Mechanics' Er,
change Books.
SATURDAY., Oct. 90

IA IUNUAfy VCts N@s
ARRIVED. -
Steamship Yorktown, Parrish, I'm New York
BID to Richmond, with eighty passengers and
fun freight, to M. Smith q Bro. Fl
Steamer Adelaide, Cannon, from Baltimore.
Steamer Sea Board, Barnes, I'm Richmond,
to Garrison Maigne.
Schr Chas Kent, Carlisle, I'm Richmond, to D
F Keeling. ''i r.
Brig Virginial, Chamberlain, for New York /,
by Myers q Co. .- rt
Schr Corneiia, Myers, for Bait, by F Keel
ing.
Schr Extra, Wilson, for Bait, by ID F. Keel
ing
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New OaLEANs, Oct. 81. There was frost
near Vicksburg yesterday morning.
The steamer Empire City has sailed for N.
York.
Adyices from Houston aud Galveston,
Texas, Of 18th, says the fever was undated.
The Indians continue their deprepations on
the frontier, and families were fleeing for
safety. III.
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Z r z q e n C E s

EFEREN Noes.
Prof. Brooks, Thos. d BaiId, A NJ; S F
Streeter, A. M; Col d c Springer, William
Applegarth Son, Baltimore Col. Heckart,
DR.. Vim. Rowland, Jefferson Ramsay, Esq.
E d McLanahan, ESQ. AloDzo Snow, Esq, Dr.
Thomas L Murphy, James A Davis & Co, Port
Deposit r r Vandivsr, Sr Esq, Havre de
Grace /; John A Creswel. E. q. Edward VII
mer, Esq, Elkton; F Ferguson Esq, Rev.
Roht. Gitewood, Norfolk. oc 20-3t