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Coal, Coal, Coal.
FROM THE

LAWRENCE NEW MINES.
4 NEW VEIN OF COAL has recently been dis
"A covered, and is now being extensively work cd
on the lands Of the Lawrcncs Coal Co., at Law
renee, of superior to any hitherto brought
to this market, in confirmation OF which references
ore he'd below.
am now furnishing and am prepared TO deliver
the above Coal in to salt, At the lowest
market rates.
will Also furnish the same Coal sold by the
Slaughter Co. Tor the past few months, and which
WAS obtained from the Lawrence Mines, and which
il second only to the above described Coal, the
best of Slaughter Coal.
Orders for the above may be left at the ONCE Of
Il. II. ID. w. Ford. or Rodefer Bishop at the X.
h. Derot, or II H. Riley, under the Dudley House.
h. REYNOLDS, Agent.
R1TERENCEs:
State Bank, s. Dwight Eaton,
j. X. Hornish, j. c. Parrot Co.,
Connable Smyth,
Slade l. Bro, Billings House.
SD. Clark, Master Mechanic at X. h TT. D.
N. Machine Shop. jAn24dl
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GTAn item floating on the sea Of newspa-
psrdom does great injustice to Senator
Thompson, Of Kentucky. We have done the
best We can to counteract its effect so far as
our columns avail, but We suspect that the
contradiction given TO it will not ct all re-
tard the speed with which it will sail on to
the haven Of forgstfulness.
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LEONARD SCOTT a CO.'S
Reprint Of the British Periodicals and the
Former Guide.
GREAT REDUCTION INrHE PRICE or THE LArrKR
PUBLICATION.
r SCOTT CO., OF NEW YORK, Continue
II. 70 publish the following leading British Pc
riodicals, viz:
/.
THE LONDON QUARTERLY, CONSERVATIVE
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Notice.
The Hon. VIM. Leighton will deliver leo
ture on the ssCharacter and Genius Of Burns"
for the benefit of the Ladies' Public School
Benevolent Society, on Wednesday evening,
the 10th inst, 1t the Unitarian Church. The
subject il ct once attractive and appropriate;
Burns, the Scottish poet, having boon educa-
ted in Public School
Mr.. Sutliff will contribute to the evenings
entertainment BY reading m original poem,
on "Burns," written for tho occasion.
The public are respectfully invited to ut
tend and BY their presence and means en-
courage the association for whose benefit Mr..
Leighton and others have 20 generously prof.
Tered s.hsiI efforts.
ArepUrt Of tho doings Of the society will
be read on the occasion.
Doors open at o'clock. Admittance Is
cents. Nj. II. HARRISON, Pres't.
S. A. WIrrxNxYER, Sec'y.
Feb. IA, 1859.
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UIYYyO 'IlYY"
L. The skil of the Dentist is seen in his success
In preserving the natural organs.
II. The Teeth may be preserved through life.
III. Teeth affected with decay mast be attended
to in season.
Nv. Timely and skillfui filing with pure gold
il certain remedy for decay.
v. 1t is serious neg iect 10 wait for tooth ache
to drive the sufferer to Dentist.
VI. Tartar destroys Teeth and Gums, without
the agency Of decay.
the fac q, stomach and lungs from no other cause
than bed Teeth.
VIII. Bad Teeth disfgure the countenance, In
feet tho breath, derauge the stomach, impair
health, distract tho nerves, and war with good
ture.
DIR. INGERSoLL
corrscts Irregularities Of the Teeth, inserts
A KTIF ICI A l. I 4 i T Ii
Of the Best Style and Finish,
Puts in Artificial Paates and Obturators for cleft
Palates.
Believing that the best operations in Dentistry
are the safest and therefore tho cheapest and most
satisfactory both to the operator Ind patient, DR..
L. does not offer any particular Inducements in the
line Of "CHEAr DExIsrRr, 'prcferring the patron
age of those who prefer the best eperdons, andcsn
appreciate the necessary care and skill IN pro-
lneing them
An examination Of specimens both Of artificial
Foil, Is invited.
- Prices for full set Of Teeth, from SIS to
SITS. Examination OF tie Teeth without charge.
DENTAL RookS--Cornsr Of Third and Main ats.
over Xix, Hale Co.'s Bank, kcokuk, Iowa.
Entrance on Third-st. ldecl MAwly1
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CHARLES KADmAKEK.
HAIR DRESSER.

ATE Of Paul's celebrated saloon, No. Al Court
L. landt ST., New York, would respectfully tender
his professional services to the citizens of Kookuk
and vicinity, aud gives notice that he has opened
IN adjustment corner Of ID and johnson SITS !,
opposite the Gait House, where, by apunctual at
tentioA to business he hopes to secure the patron
age Of this community.
SHAVING,
HAIR CUTTING,
AND SHAMPOONING.
Donc with NontAcss nnd Dispatch.
G. Il. has on hand choice stock Of Perfumcry,
Lubin's Extracts, &c., which he offers for sale 1t
the lowest New York Prices.
Sept. ], 'b8-dy
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Mathers Inks.

A new lot, in -, s. and 80 ID. kegs, and = vari
ETY. Of Colorsd Inks. just received at this Once.
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SIGN OF THE GOLDEN


PERFUMBkY, PAINTS, OILS, GLASS. &C.,
To the trade, ard at retail ~ very low prices for
Cash.
Wholesale. Agent for Southern Iowa and North
IN Missouri for the following goods:
Great Western Coal Oil Co. e Kerosene Oil;
Ayers Cherry Pectorai, Pills and Ague Cure
Jayne's Family Medicines;
Queru's Cod Liver Oil Jelly.
amid
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For sale or exchange.

For sale or ExChange.
A N improved Farm-240 prairie under fine cul-
~ tiva,ion, with first class buildings and many
choice fruit trees, with 50 acres OF wood and tim
Der lAnd-situated near the Mississippi river and
RalIroAd, within Is miles of keokuk. Will sell
cheap for cash, or viii exchange for merchandise
or city property.
dec1O-d2m
ANOIHER large sortment just received ct No.
10 Main-st., between ID and Sd.
jan3ldlw BAILEY 4 BLISS.
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yum oPIUM-Turkey, Just received and for
~ sale low by A. j. WILKINSON
Sign Of the Golden Eagle and Mortar,
Jan22d 90 Main-st.
lNSEED, Lard and Sperm OIL In store and for
IL sale low by Al. WILKINSON.
Sign VI the Golden Eagle and Mortar,
jAn2A o6 Main-st.
GPIRlTs Turpen tine, Alcohol and Spirit Gas,
~ in store and for sale at the lowest market rate
by A. j. WILKINSON,
Sign Of the Go den Lagle and Mortar,
Jan2zd o6 Main-st.
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Hats! Hats! Hats :!
IT hickey

1IAS Just received Ane stock Of Fall HATS
II and CAPS Of every kind and quality Of the
Latest Styles.
His Silk and Cashmere Hats, made expressly for
this trade by the well-known house Of LsWis Gao
saoN, st. Louis.
have also ono OF the best stocks Of Buck
Gloves and Mittens Trunks, DO, all which will DO
sold Wholesale and Retail Mt Low Prices Tor Cash.
REMEMBER THE PLACE,
r. X. KICkEY'S uAf broaH,
auo97a No. % MAfnsst.
CLOCKS
4 N assortment Just received Ut No Estes
"A House. bAM'L v. 1341010.
dsel6d
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More New Goods from the East.
Y!Hks day received, - lot Of fne Broadcloths,
j Black Doeskins, Fancy Cas- simsrss, Rich Vel
vets, &c. ELLlOI 4. SMITH,
Tailor and Draper,
DeclOd 70 Main-st., bet. 81 and Sd.
&C HHDS. SUGAR.,
~ 10 bbls choice s. Ii. Molasses,
30 sacks Rio Coffee,
10 tierces kiee, for sale by
jy23d CLEdHORN, TAYLOR 4 co.
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CLOTHING! CLOTHING
p ri G es to Suit the Times |!
C POLLOCK n CU. are now receiving I
-. large, well selected and splendid stock Of

FALL AND \ lNTER CLOTHING,
And can supply Fasteners with any thing usually
called for in their line, from coarse 70 supernne,
and from plain to very handsome. Its no nas 70
expatiate; they have just the articles Tor hard
times, beth in quality, style and price. AL they
ask lie that customers call with jaGCash IN hand
and get great bargains.
Remember the place-ntx IT door 10 dinners 81
loon, on Third-st., between Main and johnson.
sepIh y. POLLOCK \ co.
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The Tribune Almanac for 1859,
Containing the Election Returns and the usual
matter, win be publisher about Christmas. Price
ID cents II copies, postpaid, for $l 100 copies,
post paid, for IS. Address above.
novYddw
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6ALORY'S
G r. l. Il IL t T. ID 4 H III
OYSTERS,
Only 40 Cts. Per Can.
jan29d w. H. AUSTIN Il Co.
Flour, Flour. Flour |!
461 8 Barrels

EAIHA, KANCX AND SUFEHFINE
brands in store, purchased before the late ad-
- vance, and will be sold, wholesale or retail,
at the lowest market price.
We have SUPERIOR article made from Winter
Wheat selected with care for our own trade, and
which We will guarantee to make as good bread ~
any brand in this market, Quincy, NOT excepted.
We are selling this article to the best judges Of
Flour in the city, who pronounce ii unsurpassed.
KELLOGG BIk0E,
No. lao Main-st.
N. B.-Fleur delivered to any part Of the city
promptly.
Jan. Is, '59-d
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Meeting Of the Board 81 Directors OF
tho public school.

tho public school.
AT meeting Of the Board Of Directors Of
the Public School, On motion, it Was
Resolved, That the thanks Of the Board n
Education are due and are hereby respectful
" rendered to H. w. Sample, Esq, Mayor Of
the city, for q donation Of four hundred dol
lars for the use and benefit of the Public
Schools.
On motion, the Secretary was ordered to
furnish copy Of this resolution to the city
papers with request to publish the same.
GUY WELLS, Pres't.
j. w. OGDEs, Sec'y.
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#s& IVA BrOOmss
90 DOE. BROQMS on consignment and for sale
OO BY CLEdHOkN, TAYLOR 90.
Roylad~
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A CARD TO THE LADIESI
Dr. Duponco,s Golden Periodical
pills, Tor Females


pills, for Eemales!
One OF the most successful remedies for distress
ing and painful msnstruation ever known. They
from what ever cause.
Their Ingredients known to all agents sell-
ing them, and they win tell you they are the best
Pills ever introduced for oil diseases peculiar 70
females, and always successful 40 preventive
They will be found . most invaluable remedy for
oil those anicting complaints peculiar 70 the sex,
Wis: Distressing and painfal msnssr1ation. rcten-
ton, pains In IL bAsk and loins, pressing -down
pains, rush az blood 10 the hsad, aissi1sss, dim
ness u sight. hsavinse, fasiEss On any slight
ertion, palpitasioa = the heart, 10, g., Ill Of
which Dr.. Dupoaso's IrsosA Golden Pills are GER
tain 10 cu1s. 1riss a ~ pr Box. rer particu-
lars get Circular u Agent.
Sold Wholesale aaa Rstail By s. 3. VOWEL.
Druggist, No. III Main strssts Ksekuk, lows, sole
Agent, 70 whom al orders must be addressed. He
viii supply dealers, and send the Pills to Ladies
son6dentially) BY mail 70 any part Of the county,
by sending him 81 through the Keokuk Postolhce,
Iowa. lSept. 10, 5S-dAwly
Ma Facts cannot DO questioned, when the people
of any country bear testimony in mass, as in the
case Of DIR. j. Hostetters Stomach Btters. Not
only have we the individual testimony of the land
but almost every paper in the Union il comment
ing upon the great benefit derived from the use Of
these celebrated Bitters besides several diplomas
awarded them, among which 10 one from the Ohio
Mechanics Institute, at their thirteenth Annual
Exhibition, in Cincinnati, who're the Committee
was composed chiefly Of Physicians in the city,
These are I'll weghty facts, that help but convince
the most creduloua that it is ut least worthy Il
trial For Dyspepsia, in any form, those Bitters
certain cure IL used per directions on bottle
Hoststter's Bitters are for sale by our principal
druggists and dealers generally.
+. GIBBONS, Agent,
febl4dGw Man-st, bet Sixth and seventh.
-~-~
NInrn Nn~u nAs ApMu~ eh. E~ss
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Blk of Goshen, Goshen.
BIZ Of oosport, Gosport.
Blk Mt. Vernon, Mt. v.
Blk Of Paoli, Paoli.
Blk Rockville, v abash.
Blk Salem, N. Albany.
Blk Of Salem, Salem.
Bloomington Bank.
Cambridge City Bank.
Canal Blk, Evansville.
Crescent City Blk /"
Exch. Blk, Greencastle.
Fayettc County Bank.
Hoosier Bank.
Indiana Bk, Madison.
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A Ma OANAs.
Blk Inciana, Mich. City.
Blk OF ElkhArt, Elkhart.
Ind. Farm. BIZ, Franklin.
Indian Reserve Bank.
kentuck J Stock Bank.
Lagrange Bank, Lima.
Parke Co. Blk Rockville.
Prairie City Blk, T. HAuts
Merch. l. Mech. N. Alb.
Salem Bank, Goshen.
Southern Blk Of Indiana.
State Blk and Branches
Brookville Bank.
Farmers Bank, Wcstfield.
Bank Of Syracuse.
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GTMayor Sample, who returned Sasur-
day evening, brings favorable news in re.
gard to our city and Railroad interests. No
definite arrangements however have been
concluded ~ yet, and it 10 not deemed advi-
sable to make public proclamation Of the
progress Of negotiations on these subjects al
the present time.
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The channel Of the river was quite
free from ice yesterday, and the Aunt Lefty
was expected from Quincy.

County ORDERs.-We have quantity Of
County orders Of various amounts which we
will soil ut . moderate discount. We learn
that the Collector will remain here only du-
ring this week.
TIE CoScKRT.-Our readers will have mo-
ticed the announcement of Mr.. Isbell's Con-
cert. lis Concerts heretofore have been full
~ attended and highly appreciated. We
doubt not but that his efforts and powers to
please, In connection with his associates,
viii insure full house this evening.
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fTThe State against Moran, for the muir.
der Of his brothers wife, comes up for tria
before the District Court to- day.
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break AZ H~per's Ferry. Jodge Douglas replied '''''
be should BE- happy 70 do a, but was unable !" EA''
Wash gssn on account Of sickness IN his family
The Re- Dr. Bacon, Catholic Bishop o; The
Maine Dic.ese, lef. Portland on Monday iof new
York on tfs way Rome.
I'm preIcsSring the Rev. Thomas Hill to hi> place ~
Pre.jJ.r, Of Antioch College. the Rev. Dr. b"io"s
told him IN the following emphatic language thst ne
bad come
Fro crr. 4 friends th- .cc-y OF Strangers ron ''i"
e 70 prysiicn foui position o. ou~f-ye e = '' %
toll o ps.ur, and recreation al1 p-ssaut duties 20 NeIa
,u. 10 close confinement; worrying lays and se"pess n'
o ropuar syor 20 cold 9bscu'y ant irons pa'i ne A
,oery. harrv old s-e 70 comhst with active opporoo
a., q, troubled and ere which mus; BE- followed
by ,ssrisee ol himself psinfl aad premature dealh
The Executive Committee OF the American ANTI
Slavery Society, adopted the following resolution at
Boston on Monday:
Prsrod Tha /; ia rrcomrrn4sd % the friends OF uTi
freedom TIE stss-s in Of the execution Of
Can't John Brown now on trial or bic life IN virginia Observe
that ,rasA event the day OF ia occurrence in such risir
q. bv them msy BE- deemed appropriate In their various
he,h.r public meetings and sddrsse ;h- afop'oa
private conferences Other JustrAOe od
flTth-rance OF the AntsAsery cAnse and W
uewsdy Themselves the patriotic and chrsf
work OF ectng sboion that most dAnserogs 1nnats
cruel and rapiou system OF Slavery which the fruitful source
Of all our sectional burning. and oopacts which po~er
and increasingly tend. to promote erve lsections ard c
war which b ,ray or more Complementary as
crbed than Z, the sum Of vane- which burning dsyre
and fearful cur. to the ontr and by the speedy e,ii
on Of which alone the and be saved from violence boo
t.rro haiti ion. y
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FURTHER RoBBERIES BY APACHES.
no REGARD FOR THE TREATY.

Our latest advices from Arizona, by the Overland
mail, just in, are 10 the 18th October. The Tucson
Ari-Oaian referring to the continued depredatons Of
the Apache Indians, SAYS:
We continue our weekly lit Of the continued rob-
berries by The Apacbes. There appears 10 be
sation--one robbery follows another-day after day.
Nothing is DONE seek and punish those theving
Indians and citizens without The slightest pro-
lection "a their property in any way.
The station of the Overland Mail Company al the
Point of the Mountain, situated about sixteen miles
from Tucson visited by a band of Apaohes the
the time. The party OF Indians numbered thirty-sx
warriors on Their way, is usual, INTO Sonora on n
thieVng excursion. Upon showing white tag, they
We're allowed TO come up. They demanded tobacco
wheat, and corn; their wants We're supplied as far
possible the persons al the station giving them all the
tobacco they had in addition 10 their ltrle wheat and
corn they had hand with the exception of sufficient
10 make one meal for them the next day. Taking a
fancy 10 the buckles the harness. they stripped
of all il had, and finding nothing more they wanted
left taking with them large number of sacks, and
bake oven to parch their wheat in.
On Monday, the 10Th inst, at the Rhine Cone
Ranch, formerly owned by Capt. VIM. Rowlett STU
ated about SIN or eight miles from Tucson, Apa-
ches, on their way 10 the mountains from tins place,
succeeded in driving of a valuable mule. owned BY
Nessrs. Capron and Stevens, and two horses, the
properly OF Mr.. Robert Phillips They were followed
by TWO persons, who had the stock IN charge, and at
the top OF high mountain, where they had succeeded
in catching the mule and horses they had rested and
finished drinking bottle of mesCall which had been
purchased in Tueson-they left the bottle and con-
timed on with the stolen property. Several of our
citizens who have had stock Al that ranch, account
of fine graing are obliged 10 drive il IN As there
Is no safety any distance from this place.
A few DAYS since some Apaches, to show the little
fear thew have fpr the Observation-Disclosures they will
protect them in tbeir robberes no matter from whom
came into Tucson, one of them riding valuable and
well-known mule. The property of Col. James Douglas
deceased which wassfolen from him some months since
before his death Notwithstanding the properly Of IN
American and well known by many OF our citizens "a
having been stolen, yei, sooner than take the mule
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tcw these ,h;ev-s was parsnsssG = ue,,ha.s s ~.
fun priee-,hey receiving '"~'
lie an cash. -
INDIAN OUTR4GE ON THE SAyrs PE
ROUTE.


Co~.EposIsurs nf The L-svsnrorth Iims- -
Bach VALLEY, santa re Road, cci 10, ih,'.
The ylal from the West arrived here this morning
bringing the ne Of another horrible Massacre by the
Indisn- The mail man found the bodies OF four per-
son--,hres men and wom.iIi-In nrde-t'i and
.osiued living by the roadside. Around them ly --
cred several letter., bu, a. they were written IL
French 10 one in the party could read them. and y
still remains 10 be- arceriained who they werr ~
where they were from. Beside the body 81 the
woman sat dog watching eagerly her face. % il n
catch a smile or word Of reeognitien Encirctny b..
neck was a neat collar, bearing toe name OF " Haas.
The officer in command OF the escort thar aecem-
panied the mail took the dog by force from the place
where thew had buried the dead. and Wa bringing
him in with the intention Of keeping HIN, but y hen
they had proceeded about twenty-five Des ne escaped,
end started back toward the place from hence he had
been taken When the mail again passed the faithful
creature Law dead the grave OF MS Mistress The
troops took charge of the wagon and the goods that
were left and will take them to For Riley.
p S-Since writing the above have heard Of It'll
another murder The murdered man was coming in
with small party that Were returning from the Peak.
He was riding about quarter OF mile III advance Of
the wagons when his party heard terrible shrek.
They Immediately recognized his Voice, and hurried
rapidly forward and found him lifeess CORPSE but
could see nothing Of hi- murderers. Ihs makes eleven
Iersons that have been murdered within short time
by these terrible red men.