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tered the parlor where Ellen was standing
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tered the parlor where Ellen was standing
near a table, arranging the lights.
Il shall not see you in the morning, Miss
Ellen, but I want your wishes for success
before I leave; and wish also to tell you
how much I thank you for your activity in
our. cause. L have been so long used to
the rough times Of a camp, that I forget
how to modalate my speech to the gentle
accents fit for a lady's ear, yet perhaps I
feel your kindness more thsu those who
have more cunning in protestation. VIII
you accept soldiers gratitude p
She could not meet the earnest glance 81
those dark eyes; and the words, simple al
they were, were burdened with tone ot
tenderness that thrilled her inmost SOUL
Her very excitement made her answer more
coldly than she was aware. s
The little have done is deserving o.
no thanks; and little as it was, was dons
for my country
He did not answer, but.stood in silence
At length, feeling the continued silence op
Epressive, she raised her eyes to bid hin
good night The mingled expression sh'
could not read, but she understood quit,
enough to see he was deeply wounded.
i understand, Miss Ellen he said, bit
terly; sand while thank you for your pa
triotism, I could curse myself for my infat
uation;' and bowiug low, he left her.
ITO BE CONTINUED.
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CHAPTER w.
The arms are fair

The arms are fair
When the intent of bearing them is just.
SHAKESPEARE.
In fork made by the waters of Crowder's 8
Creek and the Catawba river, party of
troopers were bivouacking on a night, in the
last quarter of the month of September.
Fires had been kindled for the preparation
of their evening meal, and though late, had
not died out; and with the torches that
were constantly moving about, gave life and
character to the brilliant panorama. The
party consisted of about thirty men, their
tents the broad sky above them, their can
opy the leafy bowers, The most of the
soldiers were stretched upon the ground
with their knapsacks fer their pillows the
grassy sward their bed, while saddles, bri.
dies, muskets and sabres, hung from the
adjoining boughs or leaned against the trees.
The horses were picketed near, and their
occasionl neigh or fiery snort, with their
incessaut tramping, added yet more to the
excitement of the scene.
At the farthest extremity of the camp,
and retired from the hustle by thicker
natural growth, assembled a body Of officers.
A few blazing pine faggots, stuck in the
neigbboriDg trees, served to i!lumine the
countenauces Of the party. The most of
them we're lying on the ground with the
wearied air of tired men, but the most prom.
inent figure, and, FROM the uniform, the
leader of the troop, stood as if in anxious
expectation.
i trust no harm has befallen Bowen; he
should be here by this time AS he spoke,
he drew from his breast his watch, and ex-
| claimed, eleven o'clock, and not yet here
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RUBY.
RemipiscentlY, yours.

How TO MAKE SrRUcE BEER.-As the
season is at hand when pleasant summer
drinks free from undue acolholie. influence,
are frequently brewed by the. housewife, or
the well.bfopet, daughter who are
taught littleEef everything ID the way of
household duties-we append The following
receipts which are claimed to be ezcelie1t:
l. Take three gallons of water, Of blood
warmth, three half.pints of molasses d t1;s
BILE spoonful of essence of spruce, and the
like quantity of ginger-mix we'll together
with a gill of yeast; let stand over night
and bottle in the morning. 1t will be in
good condition to drink in tweuty.four
hours. 1t is palatable, wholesome bever-
age. ~
2. Those who prefer mead have onlyyto
substitute honey for the molasses named
above, and for one.third the ginger use all:
spice. Half the quantity ofsyeastl lwilhbe
found sufficient, and the bottliug should
occur the second day instead of the next
morning. 1t will be fit to drink in four
days after being bottled, and will keep for
many weeks. A small quantity of alcohol
is formed during the fermentation, and this
prevents the acetous fermentation so COM
mon to spruce beer. The essence Of spruce
is of course left out in the making of mead.
The alcohol formed from the fermentation
of honey, resembles that found in naetheglin,
while the alcohol from the fermentation of
molasses is rum. Those who imagine that
they can make either spruce beer or mead
without forming any alcohol, are mistaken.
8. Prepare five or ten gallon keg, in
proportion to the size of the family-draw
piece of coarse bobinet, or very coarse book
muslin over the end of the faucet that's in
serted into the keg, to prevent it;ohoking,
a good tight bung, and near to that gim-
let hole with a peg to fit it tight. .
RECIPE FOB FIVE GALLoNs.--One quart
of sound corn put into the keg, with half a
gallon of molasses; then fll with coh,wa-
ter to within two inches of the bung.
Shake we'll, and in two or three days it will
be fit for use. Bung tight.
If you want spruce favor, add one tea
spoonful of essence of spruce-lemon, if
lemon is preferred-ginger, or any favor
you prefer. The corn will last to make Eve
or six brewings; when it is exhausted, re-
new it. When the beer passes from the
vinous to the acetous fermentation, it can
be corrected by adding little more molas-
ses and water.
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original Notice.

original Notice
To L. ". Buell., Vim. X. Buell., N. A. Day, Miller,
Mayhem CO., Jas. *. Bruce, VIM 4 H. L. Rud-
dick, State OF Iowa for the use Of the School
Fund, tDefepdants):
VOu are hereby notified that on or before the
L eth day OF Oct, 1860, there will 30 ON 6le In
the Clerks ONCE OF the District Court Of Lee Co.,
Iowa, 1t FL. Madison, petition in equity by Vim
IL. williams, praying for the sale Of lots and 4,
block 1876, in Keokuk, lows, under 10 recosure Of
. mortgage thereon made to him BY Mary A. Pol
ser, dated 4th Of March, 1855, recorded May 2eth,
1854 - beck r=.s :ys, securing ss- &c Io.ss
of same date, upon which IL due 5000, praying
also for the extinguishmsnt of all int rest you
or any Of You may have acquired In said lots, and
for costs and general relief.
And you must appear and answer said petition by
noon Of the second day Of the next term of said
Court to Be held on the LIST Monday Of Dec, 1860,
or decree wall be had therein by default a. prayed
for. III. SCOTT HOWELL.
Oct. zz. Iss0-d Atty for Petitioner.
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snsness Ola Abe, E,rssin the FlsIa
NOW READY

NOW READY,
The Life ana PaAIic services or
HON. BRAHAM LINCOLN.
MYTH Portrait ON Steele, by b. W Bartl stt
w the weli-known author Of "Ths Life Of L, "a,
Jane Grey, ""Jean OF Arr" etc., and Washin ri OF
corrssPondentof the "New York Evening Post =
gilt back. $50 pages. Proc 81. Also,
The Life An0 Public Gerytc~. -
SENATOR DOUGLAS.
One Large limo. Price.
Juatreceived and for sale at
OGDEN ,BROWNELLA CO.'S
CIrr BOOK SroHr,
Uso-d u AsinSt.
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Keokuk Drug Store.
Fifth-street. bet. Main r. niondeaa
KEORUK, IOWA,

!
A LARa II assortment Of Drugs l
II Chemicals, Instru ments and
Fancy articles Just received II
the above establishment, CON.
prising all the new Chemico
Preparations, Tilden,s Fluid NJ
tracts, Trnsscs, Abdominal Ssn
portcrs, Possaries, Sperunms 81
all kinds. Ststhoscores, Csthe+
tiers, Sperma torrh@a Rings -
some splendid cases Of Char
riere's superior Instr uments.
These articies having been 81
iected with special references 4
the known wants Of the profession, - offered on
the best terms to Ph, Tieisns and otksfs
April Is,daw IH0s. RYAN, Agent.
VACCINE SCAHe-
ErREsH VACCINE suABS, always on hand and
Il for sale at tho
apl9dAw KEoKUK DRUG STORE.
RRANDY, Wines, Jamaica Ram, Holland Gin.
- Se.. warrantedpure. for medicinal use at the
aplSdAw KE0KuK DRUG STORE.
OOMFOUrD hYPOPMOsPH OF
mANGANESE.
" kRf celebrated ~ remedy in Pulmonary If
fecfions, highly recommended in the Medical
1osInsh ~ tho most valuable medicine yet discov.
s.sa noI obstinate and distressing Coughs. For
KEoKUK DRUG STORE,
noISaaw fitih-st. bot Main 11lBlondeau
Impwevc6 EIa..tc ExieM.I~a evr1..c.
kWlS = RICHARDSON the most bcs It'll
- ful and convenient apparatus yet invented, for
sale As the KEOkuK DRUG STORE.
my26d
FANCY ARTICIEs.
knibhAclN9 Coiagnes, Toilet Soaps, livery incl,
~ vinasgre Rouge Pink Balls, Aromatic each
oos,l tor the brssth) far sale ut the
aplsddw KEOkUk DRUG STORE
PhOEOGENE.
"A VERY superior article of Cincinnati COAL
"A OH for sale 1T ST ~ gallon, at the
apisodw kE0kUK DRUG STORE
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OMNIBUS NOTICE /!

ysHE OMNIBUS willcan for passengers--rain
j or shine, day or night-in any part Of the city.
All orders left With ]. h. TswkEbury, ut the Rail-
House, viii receive prompt attention. Leave your
orders and procure q ticket and you can rest as
sured that you will 10 called for Ordinary Bag
gage free. Tickets ID 3ent..
P. s.-Having the argeat srriDg wagon In the
city, am also prepared 20 move Pianos and Fur
nitars On the shortest notice.
feb7idly W. n. WINS, Agent. y
TkANBEkkIk 5-Just received. FOR sale by
~ octld C0LLIkR5 ROBERTSON.
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DIRECT IMPORTATION
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=. .. INN-EXOH,
General Insurance Agent
COR. IN AND MAIN-sTs.,
Keokuk,

HIRE. LAk NE. RIVER Arpsrg
= suhAN6E promptly attended to at this (,fEcs
$3.50 sna more ispEAsJTy can be given ut thi,
nKency than any other In this city, and less trouh.
.a1na ins Co., Of Hartford, cenn ~ ro4 Yaa
Ear,b A.a..ssas sIoMpaHg ~ NeS Fork, I,457,S1s
n ss. Amfsaeda In. CO.. Hartford, C.sn goo 400
r 49, fsse insuraaes Co., Of Asr Hapen a7o sss
r'1aasT IRE Iasnrancs Co.. If Ne,c YoYt eae aSn
x L,D Fire Insurance Co., Eep Ys.k na ooo
connecticut hfafmafLifeIa Co., Harsfo,d ooo sss
~. y. Bosn, Medical Examiuar
-. w. GRIFFITH liz 4usLor,..5 - ..
sPPIsc.s'ons f"rAl above Companies.
- .Das,aings, Merchandise. Mills, Faotor;s.
:, nossenoid Furniture aud Dwellings Insured :, I.
= - ''hsf companies Who pay their iosses
g.. , TEN-RYcK. Agent,
Oct y, dim iowa.
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General Insurance Agency.
WIN. Z. WOOD, State Ag't.
kEOKUK, IOWA.
FIRE INSURANCE, LAKE AND RIVER I'M.
4 sUkANCE. LIFE INSURANCE.
MANHATTAN FIRE ms. co. OF NEW yong
Assets S40o, 900.
CONTINENTAL ms. Comply. OF NEW yopp
Assets s9i5 ,6a6 a..
SECURITY FIRE ms. COMPANY. OF N. Y.
Assets 100000.
LAMAR FIRE ms. GO. OF NEW YopK
Assets 100000.
ATLANTIC FIRE ms. co. or BROOKLYN. N. Y.
Assets s262 900.
HUMBOLDT FIRE ms. co. OF NEW yong
Assets t335.OOO
"at"Ai Henefit Life Ins. Co.
Net accumulation Jan. /, go, 81, 400, $50. 80.
4o Persons In this city have their lives i,
oT~ sared in this Company-amonr them anr
most influential citizens -
Dwellings, Household Furniture. Build;nc.
merchaEosie, Mills, Factories aud Machjnerv T., ,
sured at fair rates w. Losses Paid al ms Ao,nrr
cail aud see reliable Insurance statistics and b.
your own judge. w
ofEicE-on Ihird-st., near State Bank. Ksc.
80 w. l.. WOOD.
w.. ~, iooo-d State and Local Agent
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TdOTVIfHAFH6
NE would caA the attention Of the public TO
W the fact, that At BURL'S AMBROTYPE pHo-
ToakAPH and STERkKOSCOPIC GALLERY is
the place TO get
Correct Pictures OF Every Htyter
Being the eldest established operator in the CITY
the superiority OF bis pictures, and his efforts 10
please are we'll known to ali. lie is now puttins
up views OF Main street, suitable for mailing for
the very low price OF ID and 10 cents each; the
largest and best picture of kcokuk ever taken
also = large view of TT. Madison.
eteroseopie views and boxes for sale and on en-
hioition all are respectfully invited to call and
sxsmine them.
- Don't forget the place 10 Main street ID
door from Third street.
Aug. -, '6o.-d
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90 M M Il RCI AL
DAILY CATS CRY oYrics, I
&C. Keokuk, Oct. 18th. |

* Keokuk, Oct. 18th. /
FLOUR--Super8ne,$ 81 90 Spring wheat, ex
ira, 81 DO, Fall wheat, extra, 50 76.
| BRAN AND SHORTS, 4o.o 55 per 100.
C0RN-New 20, Old in good demand a to IS.
RARkEf-sprinE 4tasto.
| WHEAT In good demand. Fall s1eo so Is;
| springso to.S7c.s
| 0ATS-Is to 20, active demand.
RYE-4o to 45 in good demand.
POTAT0Es-~20 to Is by the load retail Is.
GROCERlES-New Orleans Sugar, fair BAa9.
prime % to 10, clarified 113a12, crushed and osf
I24 % 10. Molassss-PlsntatoH3 s to 4ao, &. Ii. 40
20 As, Golden Syrup, IS to 75e. coFee-Rio i6
TO Ia. Java 10 to zoe. LAguyrs, TO 16 TO H. Rice,
61a7.
soAp-Palm etc, Family b5e; German, (cin.
7to7i.
CANDLEs-star TITO Is, stsarine Ia, Mould
i2s, summer pressed,ls
LARD-l2 to l2t retail I6o.
BUTTEk-Commonl 10 10 l2 Choice l5 TO TO /;
retail l7a.
LEATHER-sole rs TO use; Harness 2T4.
HIDES Dry II to lIA; green, A to Be green
sheep rslts 40 to Csc green hog skins2b
HAf-Prair,es4 TO 81 25j Timothy D. Hunga-
to Is
okEDs.-Hungarisn Grass 25a3ei Timothy 81
20 to 90; Flax Seed, e8ssl 90.
sUNDhI ks--onions, So to 90 Eggs IL to l2s.
Feathers, 3oo to 55c; White Beans, 10 70 so.
fkUiT-Dried apples, l 20 to / 40 per bush.
Dried peaches, 81 % TO 25o; kAisins, 81 30 TO
3 IS
CHRESE--W. X. llsl2i; Denmark o to TO-.
BEEF-liafio gross So to 4Ae per quarter.
sHEEp--sl 80 to 81 rs p head.
H0GS.-Dressed, IS 90 TO SO 90.
SALT-a. A.,sl 30 to / 45 per sack KsnAw-
hx, loa22e per bbl.; Liverpool, 81 s0a3 90 pei
sack. Lake So Is to 81 Is " Dbl.
FISH--hackerel, No. $40 10 *7I p Dbl; No.
SO to SIT Ne. sl7tot1s. White No. 81 10
70 S. rs y half Dol. Cod Pah StosRn.
RA6S-1a to 2sc.
OLD Ikos-a to &c per 10 Brass 10 1cc per
lb.i Copper III TO lac per n.
ExcaAKsE.-0n New York for currency i per
ssat.i forgoid ! per cent. St .Loais4 per cent.
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Fever AND AaUE.--This trying and provoking
dlseass, whichfxes its RELENTLESS gfssp upon the
body Of man, reducing him to a shadow in .
short time, and render. ng him physically and men
tally useless, can be driven from the body by the
use Of Hosteters Bitters The great success it has
met with, and the tene fetal results following its
use, have established 1t asa permanent "institu-
ton" We would advise our readers to procure
this valuable specific, and If an absent friend ia
afflicted with the Fever and Ague, or any other
nervous sease, TO hasten and procure this much
favored and greatly desired article. trial will
prove Its excellent qualities.
For sale by druggists and dealers generally ev-
erywhere.
Sold by p. GIssoss, A. J. Wilkinson, BA Billet,
KAYE Co., and j. I. WILKINSON.
Oct. is. '60-dAw
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one Leetic Crumb OF Comfort.

The Dcuglssises are in condition to be
thankful for small fsvors just now, and We
therefore, for their consolation, clip the fol-
lowing from an editorial Of the Missouri
Republican OF the l2th:
ssOur friends in Iowa feel confident Of re-
dseming the State from Black Republican
domination in November"
Ha! hal hall Haw haw hsw!!l
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The Leavenworth Times of Monday the
9th, says:
Last Saturday night the rain commenced
falling at about II O'Clock, and with little
intermission continued to pour down till
.. IN Oh Sunday, thoroughly saturating every
thing. For the frst time 10 year do our
farmers express themselves satisfied. Every
thing 10 town and country appears rejuvena-
ted. The wheat shot up promislngly, and
now stands better than for many years
Owing 30 the beautiful growing weather of
the past few days everything has started up
afresb, and the general opinion 10 that if
frost holds OF two weeks longer, of which
there seems little doubt, We shall have plen-
~ Of potatoes and other crops.
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Arrivals, Oct. Ia.
John Dell, from st. Paul.
Die Vernon, from st. Louis:
Lacrosse g
Sucker State,
Oct. is.
Warsaw, from ST. Louis.
Northern Light, from St. Louis.
Eagls, from Warsaw.
River rlsing with rs inches water ON The
Rapids
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THK BALTIMORE AND OHro RArLRoAp.-The
earnings Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
for September, show an increase OF some
$40 600 over the corresponding month las.
year. This road 10 now in excellent condi-
ton, and 10 doing fine passenger and frssh,
business. During the year 5000 tons of new
iron and 250, 900 cross-ties have been laid,
which is equal to nearly 30 miles Of new
road.
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Hon. w. p. Thomasson will, by invitation,
speak at Riee's Hall, this evening, at
O'Clock. Mr.. T. was formerly resident OF
Kentucky, and was for long time an init
mate personal friend OF Henry Clay.
Turn out, one and all The ladies are 10
vted TO attend.
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To ID. A. Day, jeremiah Day, j, G. Parrott Co,
Vim. 4 X. l.. Ruddiek, q. w. Garrcttson, james
Burrows, Kendall Howe d Co., tdefendants):
VoU are hereby respectively notified that there
l. Is now on file In the office Of the Clerk of the
District Court Lee county, Iowa, Mt FIT. ADDISON
apetition Of ChAs. Il. Allen, ciaiminga judgment
on foreclosure OF = mortgage against said ID.
A. Day for the sum Of three hundred and twenty
hve dollars with ten per cent. interest from the
10th day OF December, 1856, and IS against ali
said defendants praying also fer tho foreclosure OF
mortgage given by said ID. A. Day to Chss n.
Allen, upon lot four ~ in block twenty-sx 2s) in
kiibourne addition 20 keokuk, Lee county, low .;
the sale Of ssid morigsgsd premises, the extin-
guisbment Of all equity Of rsde ption therein
for costs aud general relief.
Nowyou are notified to appear and answer said
petition on the morning OF tho "a day Of rte next
term of said Court, TO DO holden on the first Mon.
day of December isto, decree will be had
by default.
IL. SCOTT HOW ELL,
Solicitor for Petitioner.
October 10, 1860 dim
lSfkMAN SOAP, u. III. Hill X Go. y beat brans
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nepuhl.enn Tewn.h,p Oenv.n.lsn

.
The Republicans of Jackson township will meet
in Convention a. Rieels Hall, In kcokuk on sKtuF-
day, Got 2oth, 1869, at4 o'clock p M, for the pur
pose of nominating candidates for Township of
fcers. Zach ward in City Of Ksekuk will send five
delegates to said Convention, and the Township at
large outside of the city, will send ak delegates
The Republicans Of each ward requested to
meet on Friday evening the 10th inst, att clock,
for the appoiR tment of delegates, at the following
places;
First Ward, at Republican Club Room.
81 " Verandah Hall.
Sd Days Store, Meohanies' Block.
4th +" Wide-Awake Hall.
The Republicans Of the Township at large viii
meet at such time and plscs as they may hereafter
designate.
BY order Of tbs Township Committee.
GEO. w. McCRARY,
Oct is 1860 Chairman.
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Douglas will close The campaign with
speech al Mobile the day before the cleo
ton. And next winter be will swear that be
Was not q candidate for President at all, aad
there will not be so official document be-
fore Congress to substan.iAte the fact.
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TThe Douglas candidate for the Legis
lsture in the 40th district OF Illinois has com
out for Lincoln
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MASONIC HOOKS.

VTyHE BOOK OF CHAPTER, or the Monitoral
i Instructions in the Degree Of Mark, Past
and Most Excellent Master, aad the Holy Royal.
Arch, by Albert u. Mackey, M. ID.
The True Masonic Guide, consisting of elucida
tions Of the fundalnen tai principles OF Free Mason
ny, dc., by Robert Macy.
Ihe Masonic Manual containing the Rituals OF
Free Masonry, &C., by Robert Macy.
The Master Workman, a pocke com panon fol
the initiated, by Robert Macoy. For sale by
sep27d Nj. w. WESTCUTT.
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gT"New York can save the country.
missouri Rel ubiican.
She can, and she WILL.
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A club, consisting Of 206 Irish voters, hss
been formed at Syracuse, pledged 20 the
support Of Lincoln and Hanlin, by the
publication Of their names in the papers.
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fTThs story Of Louis Napoleon being
fred at in Toulon, France, is now promo nced
without foundation.
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The members Of Company "A" are notified to
meet at their all on this (Iuesday) evening
nj clock. BY order of the Captain.
Octl6-d
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The rails on the track OF the X, #. d. Nj.
6M.R r. have been laid to within IL miles
OF Ottumwa. The contractors are now lay
ing down bali mile day, and in few days
they will start from Ottumwa this way, so
that it 10 safe to say, weather permitting,
that the cars can run through from Keokuk
10 0ttumwa by Nov. lst.
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POLAR REGIONS. The celebrated illustra-
tiops Of DIR. Kane's Arctic Expedition have
arrived, and will be exhibited in the Court
House this evening. These paintings, COW
ering 10000 feet OF canvass, have been ia
vorably noticed by the press wherever exhib-
tied. Wepresume they will furnish sn agree
able evenings entertainment.
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Those who intend joining c. Ii. Emerson's Glass
in Vocal usic requested TO be present ON Tues
day and Friday evenings, Oct. 10th and 10Th.
octlad5t
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New YORK Market.
Nav ioRK Oct -.
FL0UR-Advsncc3 Ice. Super. Western IS 40
10 5 50.
WHEAT--3 to So higher. Chicago Spring 81 22
to p; Winter Red Western 1 81 TO 40.
CskN-Firmer. Western mi1ed n TO "a.
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The Courier of the 18th says The Hog market
continues dull, and hsldsrs are not willing to
make any contracts for future delivery, at any
price. Holders are Offering some few at IS gross,
delivered ia the country, but are not able to find
purchasers. Our pack ers have already purchased a
large number of Hogi, about eco 600. most OF
which they paid s. gross for, delivered at the diff
fereut railroad stations.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


We refer our readers to DR., Sloan new adysr-
tising column; for those concerned in having sick
horses, dc, better medicine has never been in
troduced As far az We can learn il cures all cases
when properly treated - Lawrencsri lie Banner,
Feb. 10, Is 50.
See Slo an advertisement in smother column of
this Paper. l0ct. l5 dot vii
Hx~0ne OF the best articles Of the present day
for purifying the blood and imparting healthy and
invigoratirg tone to the human system, is Nc
Lean Is Strengt henng Cordial and Blood Purifier
We know 1t is, for We have tried it.
See advertisement, In another column.
Oct. Ib d1w
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sr LouTs, Oct Is.
FLOUR-City superhne s2 S. Mt. Vernon 50
WHBAl-Spring 30, club IS to 81 %, prime fail
IL 10 / 10
CORS-4 ~ to IS, white so.
0ATS-S2 to IS.
WhIskY-ls to Is3.
HiDES-Dry fint il, green sslted Sc.
c0FtEE-A very limited business has been done
in the past tbres days, and the market has under.
gone no change. Prices range from Ii! TO I6! fol
oommon 10 prime kis.
SUGAR-Market quiet and IN. Common and
fair s(Gst; tuliy fair and prime 6s4sic.
M0LASoES-rhersis bat little doing, and our
quotations are nominsl-re-boiled 250gg0, plants-
tion 35g3s.
KICE-Dull st 5sc.
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
BEEF CATTLE-Supply excsded demand
Good 1t to Age gross; common SO TO $40 % bead.
HOs5-6t to 7c net.