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sary and desirable than at the present time.
The ADMISSION OF OREGoN-ANorHER ADMr-
NlsrRArIoN SUcCEss.-The bill for the admission
of Oregon as State finally passed the
House by vote of ia to 1O3, but not as a
party measure. 1t was an administration mea-
sure, but it was carried by opposition votes, as
almost every important measure of Mr.. Blu
chanan's has been from the beginning. And why?
Simply because of the justice, expediency and
moral weight of his measures among the patriotic
men of all parties
The following, for example, are the republi-
cans who voted for the BILL
Bipghurs of Wisconsin, Cofax OF Indiana Comins OF
Massachusetts, Cragn Of New Hampshire Curtis Of Iowa,
Foster Of Maine, Horton of Ohio, Kilgore Of Indiana
Kunke Of Pennsylvania, Letter Of Ohio Nichols OF Ohio
Petit Of Indiana, Thayer Of Massachusetts, Wood Of
Maine.
These men, in thus casting aside the shackles
of party, are entitled to the thanks of the coun-
try. But, per contra, the following democrats
voted the other way, to witt
SOUTHERN DEMOCRATS AGAINST TIE BILL
Bonham of South Carolina, Boyce of South Carolina,
Dowdel OF Alabama, Houston Of Alabama, Ket Of South
Carolina, Mcqueen OF South Carolina, Miles Of South
SarONnh ntlSOn OF Moore OF AaDana scales OF
South Carolina, Shorter Of Alabama, Smith Of Virginia,
Stalworth Of Alabama.
And the following are the South Americans
who were also among the bolters:-
H. Winter Davis of Maryland Gilmcr Of North Caro-.
lima, Harris Of Maryland, Hill Of Georgia, Marshall Of
Kentucky, Ricaud Of Maryand, Trippee Of Georgia,
Vance OF North Carolina, Woodson Of Missouri Zolcoder
Fl. F. Clarke and Haskn, of New York. were the only
anti Iecompton democrats who voted against the bill
VOTING.
Adminiss 0tOn-AndersOn of ssouri, Clemens of Vir-
rpia John Cochrane Of New York. Crawford Of Georgia,
Faulkner of Virginia, Goode of Virginia, Kunkel Of
Maryland Shaw of North Carolina, Sckes of New York,
Warren Of Arkansas.
Anti-L Hickman of Pennsylvania.
Ee1aJltcanS-Bennett Of New York, Bliss of Ohio,
Damrel OF Massachusetts, Davis of Massachusetts,, Sher
of OHIO
The majority of the South Americans, and the
South Carolina fire-eaters as unit, cheek by
iowl with Giddings and the bulk of the republi-
cans, is strongly suggestive of the old axiom,
that "politics make strange bedfellows." And
so they do; for the democratic administration
leader of the House upon this bill, Mr.. Stephens,
was an old line whig, while Eli Thayer, who
stood so bravely up to his support, is the very
man who organized the victorious anti-slavery
republican movement of the Northern kansas
Emigration societies.
Finally it seems that Mr.. Buchanan was very
much delighted with the success of the Oregon
BILL and well might he be, for considering the fac
tious and sectional boilers from the party camp,
the success of that bill was glory enough for one
day. Greeley is gloomy over it. "Let them
laugh who win."
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by the Legislature in this business, the recent
petition. published in some Of the newspapers a
few days ago, will be negatived by that body,
and the enactment sent up with it be thrown
into the basket containing the waste paper. If
anything be done, let the second petition be
adopted But what we prefer is. that nothing be
done for several years. In the present condition
of that beautiful suburb, there is no need for has
tening the laying out Of the grounds. The pro-
perty holders can very we'll wal. till the upward
pressure of population renders it more neces-
sary and desirable than at the present time
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In one handsome limo. volume, 800 pages.
VTsHEY consst, in part. Of sightssa Letters sup
/ posed 10 have bssn written from New York y
Aohsmmsd Pa1Aa, Rear Ad0iral 81 tAs TarhisA
Navy, during his famous visit 10 this country In
tho spring Oh 1858. Fourtsen Of thu spistlss have
been sstYsnslstsd" for, and published In ~ Hsu
York Evening Post, and have not only been Rcd
with much interest and pleasure BY the subsesibss
TO that Journal, but have been copied and kizAly
somplinsntsd By the best newspapers and psriodi-
Gals In the country.
No better proof Of the popular nature OF the
letters could Be afforded than this instant adoption
BY the ablest CONDUCTOR Of me press, Who best
know whaa will crafty tie readers Of sarrsn& lit
enturs
With the Letters, - Published In book form, are
interpreted large number u replies, critical sx-
planatory, Audatory, and o6jurgatoYy, resolved Tin
imae1nAtteu) b. the "tfkns lAesr' fron psopas in
different parts Of the United States and elsewhere.
Who aTesHppossd TO have read the Letters which APP
psefo1 In he Pest.
Both the letters and the replies are satircal full
OF humor that 10 broad enough to be popular, yet
FREE fro any suspicon Of vulesrty, and relieved,
- al sssirical humor should -, by vein Of phi
losspAy and ssntimsnt. he luAicfvus side u 90
DIAL, literary aad political Vie u oar eennay u
considered In ssfio-comic way and, II 10 believed,
with pungency and skill rarely equAllcd In this
department OF aathorship.
just receives et
OGDEN, BRowHELL Ao0.'s
CIfY BOOK 6ToRE,
Aug7sd No. S4nain-st
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A New Work ~ Hes. J. r. HsaAley.
LIFE OF GEN. HENRY HAvELOCK.
One vol, limo, 400 pskss with iine Por-
trait 90 Stssl, and eIsgant Engravings.
M h. HEADLRY aktsr bsiAg eAg1ssssd In pahlie
4v1 life for three years, has again returned 70 tho
6cli of literature, v which ~ earned vide rcpu-
tation. The subject he has hrst taken up 10 one
well suited 70 his descriptive power. The "Lifs
Of Hsvsioek tsrnisAes everything pistsresSse and
brilliant In description and thrilling IN the nara
tiou of deeds of arns. The 6rst sampAign Of tho
youAG lisoGmsut In BprmAA, ~ r0anantie and
tragic history Of tho English army in AfghanistAn.
the rspidly succssding and terrific battles in the
Pulianh so lest the unparAilsls1 sisgs q Luck
now and Havelook's march Of ARE and death 70 its
relief are hers described With that vividneas and
hfe that oAAssslegise "NspalAen snA his AassAals"
and Washington and his Gensrals." The friends
Of Hsvsacsk 9 fAmity hsvc placed in his hands ma
tsrisk tAat no sthsr persoha IN the esuntsy nov
obtain. Some OF them could not Be furnished In
knglADd, and Mr.. Asadlsy was compelled 70 send
70 India 70 make The collection eenpisGA.
The ardent young soldier, the Incorporating
Christian, ssd the inoonpAfabls general, IRE taken
mp in suoeassiOn, while arsunA saeh 10 goupsa the
stupsndoas scenery, the oriental magnihosnes, and
the Tremendous battles that have characterised the
sanpAigns Of ths 1ngiish Asny In India.
Just receivsdat
OGDEN, BRowNEL,& CO.'S
CnY Boeg SGonD,
AugNd 81 4Atn-st.
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them in al GASES whore surgical ops1.toD are not
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The KnickerbockeY Magazine.
THE KNIcKERBOcKER MAGAZINE begins
in In May nunbsT tho ssriAlss one illsstrNtsd
and In popular style, on the Adulssratoas Of Food
Svesk family In the Ind, as1 nSw atsrsstiag great
attention u Europe the other = fascinating and
powerful story Of domestic life. entitled
THE ROMANCE OF POOR YOUNG NAN,
BY osssss Jsuinss, sa3S 70 b ~ bsst novel pro-
ducsd in To last i've ysaEs. Tbs arst chapter
any AnsriSAD s1svslist, - pssdussd my thing
more ehaxniDg and interesting.
Every one knovs that, By the criminal avariss Of
manafnstsSess and dealsrs, anost every article Of
taratsd With hartfui and poisonous substances, and
the Gni6EAns2ss = ~ nsst end soly pabikcation
in ~ seantEy Ahat hss undsr..ksA tssxPose thor
ssa ~ Y.n6 ss,se ::..:s, Z: :s EEL:
ppon 1gid oh1nical anal ysis nd niuoanppisal AZ
sainAt1oN6 nAAe for this special purpose. The
sdua4sssSinns aaA 10 mannsr n 1etssting then
% e s s.s ss ;s = = ~ 1 sss
tisaHinssxtsn4, ~ nsnss q The manufacturers
and dsalsrsxujlty Of this insidious crime asaiast
health ard life. II i the most important series Of
articles ever haGsn J. g American Aagasias. anA
The May KnisksFbodktf lss also the eouslusioya
At spisndtd a.1iele - Dants, - Rsv. Dr. 0ecUd
: Aashing contribution. Oyer the rahri, d.. J W.
Tiffany lsnozDus Pssn s. Park BsnjarAin end
Akoe Carey; and novslap pieGArssque oontriba-
ton % Siam, By recent missionary 70 the King
dom = ths White hspaant: The Ecitors Table
pa0e stsslplats sagasying q Madame d Chew
rsSSe. the crest rival Of Richalisu and Aasarin,
opens the numbss.
sS &c. 2, z. R.stns c;.RT rss.id BY the
A 6peciNen Nnnber of the May KniskerbooksE
eontAinfng the Abovs, With scvcA full-paas Steel
Plate Hs6ss.iags worth - lest one dollar. viii b
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YEr.LOw .PRrros COLLHcE.

YELLOW xPRTn0s COLLEGE.
srHE TrusteesI and patrons Ct fflow sPrins
II college beg HAvAs tecall Ne AtteAalpn u me
s s.. 70 ,s ss ~. |. :. s e
! lst. Ii location Id tho midst OF > farming com
rnuuity remote from the temptations incident to
large towns, secures for nv student that quiet 70
favorable to study. KcSseth, : small village
arsund The Institation, h sixteen miles north Of
Burlington and everywhere noted for the healthl-
ncss Of its location, and the morality Of is citi-
sens. ...
I'd. In point of economy, THO Institution enjoys
aronainted. Board, Including room furnished and
kept can be had for - IS psr week, With nber-
al reduction for prepayment. Board without
room 81 80. There are also many vacant rooms IN
the village, which Young men, desiring TO econo-
visions, Il great saving Of cost. Young men Of
approved piety, having the Ministry in view, can,
(if connected with the New School Preshyterian
Church, receive from the Hducation Fund @Se per
year and their tuition paid by Scholarships at
Sd. We have largest and most complete Philo-
sophical ana Chemical Apparatus in the State.
lth The facu hy, composed of experiencsd Pro-
fessors and Teachers, give their 0noie time 70 the
With al these considerations in our favor, We
confidently make our appeal to the public for
students and funds TO complete the endowment OF
the College.
The a.ers Term begins Sept. It'll, 1859.
| For further particulars, address Hon. WV. HAR-
PER, or H. LEONARD, Esq. Kossuth, Dos hoincs
County, Iowa.
! Aug. 81, sd
| KEOkUG EEMALE sEMENARY.
FI,HE sessions Of this Instituton will be resumed
! on Monday, Sept. 9Th, In the basement OF the
Chatham Square Church, corner OF TIA and Morgan
SITS. These rooms have been found dry and cool and
easy Of access.
i The Teachers secured TO instruct in their diner
| emit departmentsof study, are the following:
Row. G. A. WILLIAMS, Principal;
/ Mrs. 8. F.+NILLIAM6;
Mrs. Il. II. CRAVEN;
Madam NEUSS;
Mr.. o. G. ISBELL.
A Prospectus Of the Institution vi III be published
and can be obtained applica ton to the President
| or Secretary OF tho Board Of Trustees, or to tht
Principal
WIN. THOMPSON, President.
II. STRONG. Secretary.
4 Aug. 70, 'b9-d
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NOTICE.
fIsAX SALE OF Lot for cost Ct abating nuisance

L upon saId Lot:
Owners name lot. Block. Tax. Cost.
Unknown, 10 46 $3.50 $I.l0
NOTICE 10 hereby given 10 the owner Of the
above described lot that special tar has been as
sessed and levied said lot, being the amount ex-
pended by the City Of Keokuk for abating null
sancc on the same, and unless payment be made Of
the tax SO levied, also all costs on or before
the nth day Of October. A. D. 1889, the said lot,
or much thereof as shall be necessary to dis
charge said tar and ctsts will be sold on the day
afor csaid, at the Mayors Once in said city, be-
tween the hours Of o'clock q. m. and O'Clock D.
IN. e. q. STEVENS.
Collector Of the City Of Ksokuk.
Sept. ~. 1852 td
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profus tn ~ rf71 S9Hs.a yssi-s-1 - - -.
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SELECT SCHOOL FOR boys AMI
GlRLs.
| M ISIS FOSTER would respectfully inform hel
wi friends and the patrons Of her school, thai
she wiz commence another session, forenoon and
afternoon, the LIST Of October in the same house
she now occupies 1t the corner Of Sd and Blondeau
street. Her terms win be So per quarter for the
ordinary branches. She would also inform the cit.
sens that she s prepared to give in Ri
ano Music, terms 81 per quarter also, Oil Paint
- &c. FOSTER.
Keokuk, August 81, ls69-d
Original Notice.
To Dsniel 0'Regan and Mary o'kegan his wife
XZOU and each Of you are hereby notified tha1
there IL now on file in the ofRcs Of the ClS4k
of the District Court Of Lee County, lows, at Fort
Madison, petition Of Martin Stafford claiming
of you the foreclosure of b mortgage on Lot 8 in
Block 1851 the city Of Keokuk, Lee county Iowa:
said mortgage having been made and delivered by
you to the said Stafford TO secure tho payment Of
note to him given and made payable by Daniel
0'Regan ninety days from February 4, 1850, tths
date OF said note and mortgage), for the sum Of
fifty dollars; said petition praying for Judgment
against said Daniel Regain for said sum with in
terest from May 4th, 1859, and that said realty
of that all equity Of redemption Of defendants De
forever forSclosed and barred and for general re-
lief.
Now therefore unless you appear and answer
said petition or before the second day of the
next term Of said court, TO begin on the fret Men
day Of December, 1859, judgment will be rendered
against you thereon pT0 confssso.
CURTIS, GILMORE CURTIS,
Aug. Is, 1859-4w Soils. for Petitioner.
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THE PRoposED FLORIDA MAIL RourE.-Our read
ers are aware that on Monday last public meeting
was held at the City Hail. for the purpose of con,
sidering the interest of the city in the proposed
express mail route between Portland, Me-, and New
Orleans, and of the resolutions favorable to the
project passed at that meeting. We are pleased to
say that the matter has not been neglected since.
In In order to secure the proposed line to come to
Charleston, it is, of course, necessary that we
should have daily mail communication with Fer
handna; and we have now before us list OF
seventy names of the solid business men of Charles
ton who have contributed ninety-six shares of $3.50
towards the purchase of another steamer, to be
H1aced on the line in connection with the Carolina.
wanted, and we would earnestly request gentlemen
wiz VS. lavorably disposed towards the measure to
come forward with their subscriptions.
Charleston Mercury 31st
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DALLEY's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR.
THERE Is NOTHING LIKE IT.

How much pain and sueringnay life itself-nay b
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company each box The genuine is always signed HENRY
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WORD ToFAMIIIEs.
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For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and retail by
]. WRIGHT & CO.,
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Sole agents for the Southern States whom all orders
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y. LoUIs coRREspoNDENcE.

* Ugh Sr nIue oct 20 1890
nlstai ccrssponds.es Il ths Nav Orleans crescenl
u lessrs. Eakors-I have not had the pleasure
~ receiving your paper for sometime, though am
3 ii receipt Of your favors whenever Uncle Sans
/ 6oys choose 70 DO their duty. Some weeks your
I'll arrives daily Others as it suts-two, three
end Tour papers ct once; some weeks it does not
nl11ye q ~ This last seems to occur regularly
4 1put Friday paper scarcely ever receive, while
- Hscsyune comes to the Exchange regularly.
weather has been for the past three weeks
with the character Of ST. Louis-very
chalgnble, and for the past three DAYS we have
d ma indications Of snow. While writing the
fhsr n dreary, cold and raw, such as we would
sc1l ~ home nasty weather. Should it grow very
go fear business would be seriously impeded.
he MYERS being 60 low, produce arrives yery
1l0Wiy The Main street merchants are all com.
planning. Money is in GOOD demand. Rumors of
~ or three suspensions have been on;t., cnrrent
u week. but nave mi heard tber, coat;,,,aa
JG..te-,, Nv, 49,, ! Soli
vt though the hotes ara fl ,,ost,
rserchsnts Taking u hot.is ~, 49,, :,
state that the new AM, large botel q, ao,aaa,, -
under fun headway. Il now begins II ass,ma
eone shape, which, when finished. will he tho
'Fifth Ayennen OF this CITY. II i yerv mncb
needed, As the sPlanters y is rather old and dirty
{ Baxnpm's il passable, but the management nicer.
able. Meanness Is too plainly shown mon +ber
table The luxuries of Inc season ara " ~
70 ~. Fogg, who caters for the house.
Inoticed in your paper Of the oath long article
upon the Southern Oil Company. should think il
"ASAi you, WHhC UP
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REAT DISCOVERY.

Ample tests both by able practitioners chemical ANALYSIS
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combination, called
ELECTRIC OIL,
for the relief and of pain But people themselves are
rendering their verdict both and ats
factory More than twenty thousand have been sold in
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recommend it, who had tried it, That it's splendid discovery
is everywhere acknowledged nothing like 1t was ever
prepared.
The only genuine ELECTRIC OIL ia Prof. perab,s which
is to be had of all respectable Druggists in this CITY, and al
wholesale and retail at the proprieto prices the Agent
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aoi ~ q and Isl Charities street
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