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From Warrington.
WAsHrNoros. Nav 4. 1890

w AoniNoIors luuJ H louU.
The Virginia delegation to Chicago is re-
ported favorable to MIR. Bates.
Southern Senators have determined 10
manage if possible so as to keep Kansas out
Of the Union till after tho Presidential cleo.
ton, lest her vote might exercise a controll-
ing influence in case the choice should come
to the House.
A correspondent of the New York Herald,
under date OF May 3, says:
An effort will be made to induce the Re-
publicans and Democrats to spice their plat
forms with squatter sovereignty to catch an
ti-Lecompton votes and aoeorb Douglas fol
lowers, but the Republicans, / am satisfied,
will never consent to suoh proposition.
A correspondent of the New York Times,
nnder same date, says:
Messrs. Hickman, Haskin, Forney, and
other Douglas men, have said that il the
Chicago Convention will nominate Mr.. B. T..
Wade, Of Ohio, they will support him. This
Is regarded as strong argument in his favor.
This, of course, indicstes MIR. Hickman for
Vice President.
A correspondent of the Cincinnati Gazstte
says, if the Democratic Convention assem-
bles at Baltimore on the 18th OF June,--of
which serious doubts are expressed--is will
not nominate Douglas. Douglas, however,
is far from abandoning all hope.
A correspondent of the Chicago Tribune
says the announcement of the great Demo
cratic oracle, the New York Herald, that the
Democratic partyis dead, produced an awful
effect among the Democracy at Washington
John Hickman delivered the great speech
OF the session in Congress on the LIST.
Davis pitched iate s4aatter sovereignty Oh
the 7th.
Sherman made a speech in favor of the
tariff bill.
A bill passed the House on the 7th, au-
tborizng the appointment of tull Minister
and Secretary of Legation to Sardinia.
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To the Editor of the N. Y. Tribune:
STA: The complaints made by many mem
bers OF the refusal Of Postmasters to dis.
tribute packages OF speeches sent to their
st-ofiices, led me to lay the matter before
the Post-Ofice Department for an official
decision on the subject, which, for the infor-
NATION Of the public, send you annexed
1t may be better understood when add that,
in order to save unnecessary labor to post.
masters on the route, and to insure safe
transit in the mails, speeches-after being
franked and directed ARE generally tied up
in packages Of 20 or 80; and that many post.
masters refuse to cut the strings when they
reach their Offices, and to distribute them in
d.vidrslly, hns insist in handing them over
to whoever the outside speech Is directed,
and letting him distribute all Of them as best
he may. Respectfully yours,
SCHUYLER COLFAX.
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Republican Convention.

PEORIA, May I.
At the Republican Conv sntion Of the fourth
Congressional district OF Illinois, held in
this city to-day, VIM. Kellogg was nomina-
ted for reelection BY reclamation. The
convention was very large, every county be-
ing represented.
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Republican County Convention.

The Republicans of Lee County will meet in
Convention Mt CharIestea. on Saturday,
May 18TH, for the purpose Of appointing Dele
gates TO the State Convention to be held at Iowa
City on the 2sd day of May. and also to appoint
Delegates TO the Congressional Convention of this
District. j. B. HOWELL,
April 80, go. Chairman Rep. Central Com.
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Two hundred dollars are said to have been
subscribed in Liverpool by American cap
tains for the benefit OF Heenan.
Troubles are growing up in Japan, and
foreigners are becoming uneasy. Two
Dutch residents have been murdered without
giving offence.
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p. o. DEPARTMENT, APPOINTMENT OrrIcE. .
Anril lffh lR6l

April 10th, 1860.
SIR: In answer to your inquiry Of to-day,
have the honor to inform you that the reg
ulation Of the Department allows OF speech
es being sent in packages franked separately
and tied up; and, on arrival Ut tho post Office
addressed, il is the duty Of the postmaster,
iftbey are addressed to different individuals,
to deliver them accordingly. II they are on
~ franked and not addressed, they may be
taken out, addressed, and returned to the
office for delivery there; but they cannot be
re-maiied free to another Office.
Respectfully your ob't serv't,
HORATIO KING,
First Acct p. M. General.
The lion. 5. Colfax, Chairman Com. P. O..
and p. X.
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Chi,aren prowned.

Twenty nine girls and boys who were on .
picnic and fishing party. were drowned in
Keriken's Mill Pond, near Camde s. c., on
Saturday. The boat sunk in the middle OF
the pond. The water has been drawn OF
and 10 bodies have been found.
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STATE OF NEW YORK ! 8

STATE oF NEW rohk, SIS.
VIM. Pitt Palmer, President, aud Andrew j.
Smith, Secretary, ofthe Manhattan Fire Insurance
Company, Ito me personally known. being sever
ally sworn, depose and say that the foregoing IL
full, true and correct statement Of the affairs of
said Company; that the said Insurance Company is
the bona hie owner OF at least one hundred thou
sand dollars of cash capital invested in stocks and
bonds Of 1t least par value, in mortgAaes on
incumhered real estate worth at least double the
amount for which the same is mortgAged that the
above described Investments, nor any part thereof
are made for the benefit Of any individual exer-
cising authority in the management II said Com
pany either President, Secretary, Treasurer, D-
rector, or otherwise; that the mortgages above de-
scribed have not been assigned, nor In any manner
released or impaired by said Company, and that
they the above described officers Of said Comps-
ny. lSigncd)
[L.s.l w. r. PALMER, President.
ANDREW J. SMITH, Ssc'y.
Subscribed and sworn to before me, this 18th day
of January, 1860. In testimony whereof l have
hereunto subscribed my name, and afnxed
LIZ. my official seal. (Signed)
JAMES w. HALE,
Commissioner a Iowa In New York,
No. ~ Waii-st.
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Tnx DIS Moasxs VALLEY WHIs ID ubiished
every Monday a. bis office, Is of the eldest pa
pers In lows, and hasa widely extended circula-
tion throughout he Dee MONIES Valley, Northern
Eis,orri. and Western Illinois.
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The Convention met at Dover Nav l. All
three counties were represented. Delegates
TO the Chicago Convention were appointed.
A hne brass band discoursed music during
the day. Tom Corwn gave them a TIVE
hours speech, which was received with much
applause.
TENT PKsAcHIso.-Relig services at
the tent recently located by the Young Mems
Christian Association in st. Louis, On the
lot between 18th and 18th and Cerre and
Poplar, were successfully inaugurated last
Sunday. Rev. j.. M. CLARK, of Calvary
Episcopal Church, preached to the largest
number of people ever assembled unusr the
same amount of canvass. These exercises
are to be continued during the summer and
fall.
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MANHATTAN FIRE ms. GO UPANY.
NO. So WALL-ST, NEW YORK.
Cash Capital and surplus exOO, 900.
INCORPORATED 1891.

sTATEMENT Of the condition of the "Man-
haitian Fire Laurence Company" on the LIST day
OF January, 1869, made to the Auditor of public
accounts of the State of Iowa, pursuant to the
Statute of that State entitled ssAn Act to regu-
late the Agencies of Insurance Companies not
Incorporated by the State Of Iowa"
j. The name of the Company is "Manhs ttan Fire
Insurance Company" The Company is located
at 6S Wall-st., New York, in the State of New
York.
CAPITAL.
2. The amount OF it's Capital Stock ia two hundred
and City thousand dollars.
3. The amount of its Capital Stock paid up, two
hundred and fifty Thousand dollars.
4. ASSETS:
/. Cash on hand ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1881. II
Cash in hands Of Agents and 9TH
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Death of Judge Heardslsy.

UREA, May I.
Hon. Samuel Beardsley died In this city
last night. He had been a member OF Con-
gress four terms, Judge OF the Supreme
Court, and had filled other important STA
sions. He had for forty years been promi-
nsnt a. lawyer and politician.
TEE GENERAL ASSEMBLY Ar PrrTsBuRoH.-
The Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne 4 Chicago Rail
General Assembly OF the presoyteFisn Church
at Pittsburgh for one fare, and return them
free. The Assembly meets on the 17sh inst.
journal.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE TO Gov.

NOTICE To CONTRACTOKs.
GEALED PROPOSALS will be received at the
~ Warden's Office of the Iowa Penitentiary mp
to IL o'clock \. OF Saturday, May 18th, 1860, for
building City -four tb4l cells in said prison, or
many thereof As be built with the present APP
preparation Of fifty-four hundred dollars t354o0),
according to plans aud specifications on fle in
said office; all bids to be rel ected III considered
reasonable. II. A. LAYTON,
Warden.
Fl. Madison, May s, 1860 my10d3t
THE MARBLE PAWN;
nR, The Romance of Monte Bini, by Nathaniel
~ Hawthorne, for sale by
NJ. VI. wEsTCoTT,
nayl0d 81 Main st.
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WARD HEmPSTEAD.
Wholesale Grocer ana Commi So n
Merchant,
No. n South Water st., bet. State-st Abash Av.
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
~~Agents for the sale of Duponts Powder. -1sH
mySdIm
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CARPETS!

In this Department can always be found the lead
Ing styles Of
ADMINISTER vELvETS,
TAPESTRY BRUSSELS
IMPERIAL THREE PLY.
- PATENT AREsTRY INGRAM
COTTON WARP INGRATNS,
VENETIANs 4 HEMPS,
RUGS, DRuG6ETs,
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS,
And all kinds of
CURTAIN GOODS, GILT CORNICEs,
&C, &C. &C.
Our system il
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1.-The usual Certificate Of tho Auditor Of the
State Of Iowa IL attached to the original papers, but
!. emitted N thS. Justification For Policiss in
this Company apply to
WIN. L.. WOOD, Agent,
mypd Third-st.. near State Bank.
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The Court Of Death.
FEW copies of this famous chromo-Litho
"A graphic Engraving for sale to lovers Of art.
Price 81 10. NJ. w. WESTCOTT,
ap25d "a Main-st.
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Know all men by these presents, that the Man
haitian Fire Insurance Company, Of New York, do
hereby authorize VIM. l.. WOOD, of Keokuk, Iowa,
to accept and acknowledge service Of all process,
whether mcsne or Anal for and in behalf of said
Company, in any action or proceeding against said
such service of process aforesaid shall be en- and
held TO be valid and sufficient in that behalf
the same rs il served upon said Company according
to the laws of the State of Illinois or any other
State, and 81 claims or right of error BY reason
OF such service Is hereby expressly waived and
l,nquished.
Witness our hands and seal Of the Company, this
lL.S.l 18th day Of January, 1864.
lSigned) W.P. PALMER, President, and
ANDREW J. SMITH, sec'y.
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A LARGE stock Of Juveniles for the Holidays,
"A for sale by III. w. WESTOOTT,
Dec1Od 81 Main-st.
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Il is hereby certified that the foregoing il full
true and correct copy of the Statement of the Man
haitian Fire Insurance Company, made to this office
under date of January 1st. 1850.
In testimony whereof have hercunto set my hand
and seal Official, this twenty-seventh
LIS. day Of February, A. d. Eighteen Hun
49, dred and Sixty.
a ]. W. CATTELL,
Auditor of State.
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INFORMATION WANTI

sNFOH M ALTON WANTED
nF HENRY CLARK, who, when last heard from
" tJuse 9Th, 1852 was in Memphis, Mo. HI
10 % years Old and 10 wheelwright and wAGor
maker by trade Any infor nation concerning hin
will be thankfully received by his widowed mother
Address Mrs. JANE CLARK,
May 8, 1860 -dAw1w Keokuk, Iowa.
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LOST.
BETWEEN the Billings House and 9TH street, o
Dgent's Sold Sleeve Button. The finder will be
suitably rewarded by leaving the same with
DAY 4 BRO.
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For sale.
a LEATHER TOP TWO HORSE CARRIAGE
IA nearly new, for sale cheap for cash good
paper. will exchange for other g cd property.
One new Iron Safe for sale. Inquire ct my Office
on ID street, Kcokuk, Iowa. VIM. L. WOOD
dAw7t1
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In which We shall ofer great Inducements. As one
of Arm resides in New York, we shall continue
TO receive weekly supplies throughout the season.
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Keokuk, May 7, 1860.
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"My Grover & Baker Sewing Machine works
admirably, and receives the marked appreciation
of all.
"W. E. BAILEY, Robertsville, s. c."

have compared it with several other ma
chimes, and consider it as being superior to
any others that have seen in all respects.
W. D. JOHNSON, Bennettsville, s. C.
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0Mnmp.

D1ED-In Bethel, York District, s. c., at the
residence Of JOSEPH ADAMS, on the 18th instant,
Mrs. JANE NJ. MCLEAN, wife of Gen. R. D. s.
MCLEAN, decd, aged 53 years.
The deceased, in the morning of life, conse.
Grated herself to God. She was early made &C.
quainted with affection but they were fstherly
chastisements, and were sanctifed to her good.
A few brief years after her marriage, her hus-
band WIS taken from her, and she was left a
widow. But in this great afaiction, goodness
was conspicuous; for the last end of her hus-
band was eminently peaceful. About the same
time, two out of three smiling children were Ia
ken from earth to heaven; yet under influence
of faith she was submissive, with meekness an
humility, for it was the good pleasure Of her
heavenly father.
From this time to her death, she found 8 quiet
and happy home in the family of her father, Jo-
seph Adams, where she was surrounded by
friends, ever ready to minister to her wants.
She was an intelligent lady and an exemplary
and pious christian. Her end was peace. Her
death will be loss to the Church, and will Gre
ate void in the hearts of friends not easily fill.
ed. An aged father and an only son, as well as
many friends, mourn this great bereavement
But it is gain to her. Her sorrows and suffer,
ing now end and she is now at rest with tina,
Savior, whom in life she loved. Oh it was gain
to die.
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The War in Texas!!

YUNHE Subscriber wishing to remove to Texas,
Il offers for sale his valuable TRACT OF
LAND, lying II miles South of Charlotte and
three miles from Morrow's Turn Out, in York
District. The Tract contains $40 ACRES, half
in forest. On the premises is splendid MEA-
DOW, commodious ourbuildings in abundance,
and an elegant DWELLING HOUSE. The tract
is WELL-WATERED; and the land, for all our
staples, as productive as any in the District.
For further particulars, address
F. C. HARRIS,
Pineville, N. G..
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YORK SHERIFF'SSALE

DY Virtue of sundry Writs of Fferi Facias, to
I'D me directed, will be sold between the legal
hours Of Sheriffs Sale, ON THE FIRST MON
DAY IN
MAY NEXT,
and day following, at York Court House, the fol-
lowing property, to wit: ....-
Defendants interest in the tract of land where
on he now resides, levied on ss the property Of
Matthew Merit, at the suit of VIM E. White. l
One tract of land whereon defendant now re-
sides, on the Landsford road, two miles from
Yorkville, adjoining lands of William Jones and
others, levied on as the property of Alexander
Baker, at the suit of q. F. Adickes, and others.
One house and lot in Yorkville, situated on the
Pinckney Road; whereon P. Collier formerly resi-
ded levied on as the property of P Collier, at the
suit OF the State for Taxes, and others. II
One tract Of land whereon defendant now re-
sides, adjoining lands of q. P. White, Marcus
Bird and others, levied on as the property of Ja-
cob Etters, at the suit of James Childers Is r
One negro man, Berry, levied on as the proper
ty Of James Meek, at the suit of John F. Brian &
James A. CASTOR, Administrators and others. II
One tract Of land whereon the defendant now
resides, leviedon as the property of Joseph Heth-
erington, at the suit of G.. R. Ratchford, and 9TH
ers. 27
Three negroes, viz: Sue and her two children,
Ellen and John, levied on as the property of w.
8. Dunlap, atthe suit of Roddy s. Co. and others.
20
- ALFRED STILWELL, 8. I'd.
g. -lyutll A.
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where. VAN SCHAACK & GRIERSON, Char
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leans, Wholesale Agents.
April 26 II 1eowly
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TIME friends of Capt VIM. LAWSON BROWN
Il respectfully announce him as q Candidate
for TAX. COLLECTOR for York District, at the
ensuing election.
Sept 20 80 to
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NJ. johnson, for another, ps. J. C. Payne.-At-
tachmenti
s. W. Melton ps. s.Same.-Attachment.
Adams, MeCorkle & Co., Us. .Same.-Attachment
L. M. Grist vs. Same.-Attachment
Melton Melton, Us. Same.-Attachment
G.. R. RatchfOrd & Co., Us. Same.-Attachmen
Allison & Bratton ss. Same Attachment.
DY virtue of an order from the Court of Com
Id mon Pleas for York District, will sell on
the FIRST MONDAY IN MAY next, at York
Court House, between the legal hours of Sher-
ifs Sales, the property attached in the above
stated cases, consistingo saddles, saddle -grths,
whips, harness, saddle trees, brides, halters,
martingals, iron and wood names, one lot of sad
die and harness makers furnishing goods, fly
nets, one lot of linsey, harness leather, one lot
of old harness, one trunk and contents, one bed.
stead and bedding and other household furniture,
one lot of saddle.racks, &c., one lot of collars,
one stove, one lot of unfinished harness, one
vice, one shuckng stone, one lot of patterns, and
one stringipg apparatus.
TERMs.-All sums Of five dollars and under
Cash. All sums over FIVE dollars, on q credi
until the first day of January next, the purchas
er giving note and approved security.
iPrs. fee, $5) ALFRED STILWELL, s. I'd.
April 5 IA 5t
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HAYDEN g. WHILDEN,

IMPORTERS and DEALERS IN MILITARY
GOODS of every description, Buttons, Laces,
Sashes, Swords, Belts, Epaulet.s, Gauntets,
Chapeaus, Company and Officers Hats, Plumes
and Spurs, and Horse Trappings. Banners aud
Reeimental Colors, made to order. Companies
furnished with outfits complete.
Also have on hand their usual large stock Of
WATCHES, JEWELRY, SILVER WARE and
FANCY GOODS. Corner Of King and Hasel
street, sign of the Drum, Charleston, s. c.
Anril ie l6 lp*
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HOME ENTERPRIZE,
COLUMBIA MILLs--COTTON

COLUMBIA MILLS.-COTTON s.
v WOOLLEN GOODS.-The subscribers are
prepared to furnish PLAIN and STRIPED OS-
NABURGS, WOOLEN PLAINS and JEANS,
and COTTON GUM at reasonable prices, all OF
which they warrant to be of superior quality
They will pay fair price in cash for all WOOL
sent them; or they will work it up into superb
or article of CLOTH, for one half it makes, fur
nishing all the materials except the Wool; or
for 123 cents per yard for plain, and l6 cents
for twilled cloth. All Wool sent must be plain
ly marked and have the owners name on the bsg.
Samples of goods will be furnished to all apply.
ing for them. Direct to
JAMES G. GIBBES s. CO.,
Columbia, s. C.
April 26 II 5t