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Special Notices.

j. Adams Allen, Ii d., l.. L. D., PtdeDf
of Principles and Practice Of Medicine In Rush Msoaa
College and Editor Of the Chicago Medical Journal,
writes foows; g.
Dr.. SWANS Bourbon Biters srs vast improvement
on the Heterogeneous mixture In vile half distilled
whisky worss rum. generally pslmed upon tAe hbu-
lous Invalid public. The manufacture exhibss :
prsseworthy confidence in the character Of the men,
strum he employs by giving publicity to the formuls.
Most of the Btters in the market are but adroi COM
tnsssvns 70 dsguise the physical properties Of te wcs
n, .,.ho1, rs,ct,,.. of ppsl Oil feb27dlw
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The Original and Best In the World The only true
and perfect Hair Dye. Harmless Reliable and Instsn
tsneous. Produces Immediately q splendid Black OF
natural Brown without injuring he hair skin Rem
edes the III effects ofbsi dyes Sold by all Druggists
The genuine Is sgued William A. Batcuelor. Also,
REGENERATING EXTRACT OF MILLEPLHuRs.
for Restoring and Beautifying the Hair.
sug2l-dAEly CHARLES BACHELOR NY
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SINGERS AND PuBLIC SPEAKERS

will nd Toc,s useful in clearing the voice when take
before Singing Speaking, and relieving the throat
after unusual exertion of the vocal organs. The
Toches recommended and prescribed by Physicians
and have had testimonials from eminent throug
out the country. Being article Of true merit, and
having prored their efficacy by test OF many years,
ear year finds them in localities in various parts
OF the world and the Toes universally pronounced
better than other articles.
OBTAIN only BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRccRHsn and do
not take any Of the Wort>ss Iitdtiast that may be
offered.
Sold everywhere In the United States and in Foreign
Countries, at IS cents per box. fnov5-dx wefnl
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-03

General Custar Of Potomac cavalry fame
who now has command in Texas denies the
report that he made secession symtathizine
speech recently. He SAYS he has made no
public speech in Texas, and declares that the
disloyalty of the ex-rebels is rs strong now
rs at any time during the war
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FARM FOR SALE.

SITUATED one and q half miles from
~ Cretln Lse cocnty, Iowa containing 100 acres with
hrstrsis improvements: fine l.rge Houss. Bank Barn
shops. md other buildings Also some SOD Fruit Trees
choice varieties OF different frnts Plenty water all
the time Land good and perfect title Will sell all
together in two three lots One tract Of 80 acrs
good sas house. GO 81 spleudii timber the
Railroad Tue latter pay TO any person double the
cost CIGAR OF el expenses, in selling wood wagon and
bsrrststuf- VIII give time part Of the pu chase
money. Call aud zee a bargain T. C. PYLE
dac3l-i&wn On the rlara past - Cr,tor
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-03

THr usual Academia of Languages was held
on the 18th of January, at the Propaganda in
Rome. Speeches in every possible tongue,
TO the number of thirty, varied with some ex-
cellent dramatic music of q sacred character,
were delivered. The English language was
rather unfortunately represented by young
Highlander, whose strong Scottish accent oc-
casioned some laughter
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As-Won't Use any Other.-The last and best
The right article finally Everybody lkcst Is purely
vegetable. Contains sugar lead IL the best Hair
Dressing In the world. will grey and faded hair
to its original color in four weeks-every tme-asure
pop" Inquire for webster's Vegetable Hair Invigora-
tor and don't take any other 1t cures all humors Of
the scalp In week For sale wholesale and retail
by d. A. KERR Third and Main streets Keoknk
Iowa Burnhams Van Setback, Wholesale Druggists
Is Lake st Chicago agents for the Northwest
ssp9Q-dsrn
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sS-scientihc Discevery-CABUr NEW DYE
II you want to have your Hair dyed with this new prep
arasion, GO TO CABUa This Dye does not give the
hair dead appearance, Ike other Dyes but gives it
FINE GLOSS and promotes the growth Of the hair.
Sold and applied by GEORGE cABUs at his Fashionable
Hair Dressns saloon. Main and Second streets
Keokuk, Iowa ,.n..o
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THE WOODEN DEPARTMEN'


Embraces superb selection Of Blankets, Rfanneh,
Vans, &c, &C.
The Melton Department contains splendid lot OF
Goyes aud Hosiery OF the very beat quality tor ladies'
gentlemen. boys, nsses aud children.
Underwear for men, women and children.
Fine Broad Cloths. asimerss AMI Heavy Beavers for
seseeus wear ~ the beat quality and styles Cheap
A ane stock Of Wool Cloths asd Heavy Beavers for
Ladies Clonts. very cse.p,
Ehawis without pumbsr for Ladies snd Misses Also,
large LOT OF breakfast shswls Balmorals aud Hoop
skirts Of the i&trs. styl and patterns.
carpsts. Flor Oh Coths Mats, Rugs Druggets, &c.
Tue above /. bnt ,imston OF the large stock Of
staple aud fancy goods kept by this firm suce II to
say they keep thing that IL elegant and usefu in
the DRY goods line the finest sk and silk velvet
cloth down the thinhle needle, thread, buttons and
trimmings With which TO make IL Apd they buy
clusixely b. their customers Ill not have pay
them an i1tere well az pront
Call AMI examine Tn yourselves The propretors and
tbesr ID gug sal will Great piessafe ia show
ing their STICK. anu 10 IL thai yoo deslt
With honestly Remeuitsr, they occupy No. 90 Main
Street. now
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rhe Bridal Cham Der, an x.say of WA

ing and instruction for Young Men. Also, new and
resbletreatment for Diseases Urinary
systems-sentfree, in sealed envelopes. Address, Dr.
sKILLIN HoUGHToN, Howard Association ,phIla-
a~'nhia Ia. apr5-dsw1y
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EN0R SALE-Seven acres of very desirable
n Land under cultivation within the city limit, hut
exempt from iaxaron, situate Grand Avenue
grApes for sale very cheap. Enquire OF
wM FULTON.
febil Real Estate Agent, No Sc Main@t.
UNOR sALE.-The three-story brick dwelhns GU east
q by $50 feet Good cistern and outDuiidngs Title
good. Enquire Of wM. FELTON,.
jan21 Rest Estate Agent, No. Sc Main ttreet
U~OK sALR-The east hif Of The fwo-ssory frame
II dwelling with four good re9ns and q Kitchen,
good we'll and stable lot p by 40 aud ell
fenced situated Bank between 10th aud 18th streets.
Title good sale. Enquire Of
janis WM. FULTON, Agent.
nor SALE-The two and half story
u brick and frame building, Copcert street be-
tween Second and Third streets known the -s.t-ry
half Of the Pavilion. Price 5000 cssh Enquire Of
WA FULTON,
Jang Real Estate Agent. Sc Main Street.
ErOR SALE.-Eighty acres of improved
Il land Charleston, Lee county, Io~a- Good i'm
provements thereon Price SIS per acre-xery cheap.
Coca title. Enquire 81 Nm. FuLTOS,
dec2o Real Estate Agent, No. So Main Street.
NOR SALE-The three story brick build
Il ing the OF Eighth ard Main streets X co.
kuk, Iowa known the Dudley House. Price 81 900
cash, If sold sooa knqrre of
wM FULTON,
Jsns Real Estate Agent. 50 Main Street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-22
CANADA.
THE rBsrAS PRISONERS M TORONTO.

ToEoNTo c. W, Saturday Oct 90 1850
James J. Rogers, bars.er Of New-York City, has vol
unteered his gratis TO defend such Of the prs-
stipulated that he should receive safe conduct from tho
Cont while here. The application made by Mr. JUS
tce Wilson, through Mr. Thurson the American Consul.
ship refused the application onthe ground that the appl.
cant was not entitled TO praccein the Canadian Courts.
None OF the trials viii be proceeded with before Wcnes-
day nox By which time considerable number OF the ps
oners will be ready for trial When these State trials
taken up they viii occupy the attention Of the present
Judge until all gone through with which will probably
be three weeks or a month.
Several more Fenian prisoners were arsigned to-day
one or whom proved TO be lunatc. The American Con-
sui ntmated TO tho Court that he had received nsruc-
tns from Washington to engage counsel for all the prs-
oners of American citizenship.
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BY STEAMSHIP.

The steamer Hermann, from southampton on the
lOtb inst, arrived here yesterday.
The steamship Peruvian, from Liverpool on the nth via
Londonderry the 10th int arrived of Father Point on Sat
urdsy, Oct 49, en- route to Quebec.
The steamship City Of London from NewYork, arrived at
Queenstown at o'clock the morning OF the 4th inst
City of Washington which left Liverpool on the
morning Of the lth nst Queenstown the nth, arrived
at this port yesterday.
We files by these vessels but the most important items
of have anticipated by the Gable We give details
Of such matters may be found interesting
The Virginia sailed simultaneously with the City Of Wash
ingtoD.
The Mosayian arrived at early the eth and
ii Liverpool on the 9th inst.
The Palmyra arrived at Liverpool on the s1i inst
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ITALY.
TIE TRANSFER OF vENETIA.

A dispatch from Venice says: Immediately upon
the ratification Of the treaty which expected liz about three
days the will be handed to Gen Lboeuf as fol
lows; Peschera, Hantua Legnago Verona Palmanorn,
Venice and finally the province OF venea Gen Lebcenf VIII
transfer euch its Municipality he receives IT, is not
probable that the French flag win lie holsted at all
RATIFICATION OF PEACE
dispatch from Florence says: Sgnor Vsconu Venosia
for Turin in order TO participate in the ratification OF
the Treaty Of Peace -
The .one On the 9Th the ratified treaty win be sent
10 Vienna with treasury bonds for eco forms in payment
OF the indemnity .
dispatch from Turin says cabinet courier bringing the
Treaty Of for ratification 10 the King expected TO ar
rive at Turin Immediately.
PEscHIERA OCCUPIED BY THE ITALIAss.
AT ~ the 9th PescheIa handed 10 Gen lie
by him the Italian municipality. The Austrian
garrison evacuated the fortress and the Italians occupied the
same day
EVACUATION OF THE FORTRBSSEe.
The evacuation Of the ortrcses Of tho Quadratral by the
Ausans and their occupation by the Italians wac progress
ing. -
An ARRAY took place at Verona between some Austrian troops
and the inhabitants but perfect order soon restored
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ANSTRIl
THB TITLE OF KING oP JoNBARDY AND vENBTIA RE-
EOUNCkD.

The Emperor has decided to renounce the title OF
King Lombardy nnd Venea and has decreed accordingly
that in future shall be omitted among bis Maesys Other u
ties whether the hitter be fully given otherwise The ap
ponment Austrian Embassador at Florence viii he con
feJTed either upon Baron kubcek OF Count Paar.
AUSTRIA AND ITALY.
The semioeia Vienna journal regards the eoDcuson OF
peace with Italy as Joyful event and urges policy Of
friendship upon the two nations for the future
THE HUNGARIAN LEGION.
A Bresan telegram Of Oct says:
"On SUNDAY last 40 former members Of the Hungarian
Legion Prusan conveyed in two special
odeberg where they dismissed by the PTssan
Government Commissioner The detachment numbering 100,
which arrived by the second TRIM learned Odebcg that the
detachment arrival Laudenbpg Ind been arrested
aud under custody by the Austrian authorities The
second detachment therefore leaving the Oderberg Rail
began their march 10 Hungary by the Jahpnka Pass
small number OF them, however, returned 10 Prussia
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TURKEY.
iNsuRREcTioS IN GRANDDAUGHTER VICTORY OF TIE
CAYDIoTEs-ARRIvAL OF A FRENCH IRoN-CLAD.
p The attack of the combined Turkish aud Egyptian

cAXDIoTEs-ARRrvAL OF A FRENCH IRoE-CIAD.
The attack of the combined Turkish and Egyptian
troops under Mustapha Pasha has upletey e and the
Candiotes have maintained themselves in all their positions
The Candotes have gained great victory In the Province
of Rstno Hitherto they have been successful all points
The Turks continue their babnrcs In Hercuaneum. They
have put the swosd about 200 and children and old
mon. "
The insurrcconasy movement In Gambia is spreading
decisive battle is expected The commander OF the Egyptian
TROOPS in the island h been recalled The French ironelad
SQUADRON has arrived IA Canadian waters
THESsALY
Tine hundred Turkish troops from yarna have been dis
patched 10 Thessaly
DIPLOMATIC RELATIONS TO GREECE.
dispatch from Consta1tinoplo The majority OF the
members Of teIurkish ministry advocate that diplomatic
should be broken ofwith Greece The Grand Vzer and
Ali Pasha are however, opposed TO this step.
APfREIESslOSs or A RISING IN EPIRus.
ApprcheRsons entertained Of rising In Thessaly and
EJ Fresh reinforcement have been despatched to Epif
The Turkish Government displaying great energy and hopes
10 efect the pacitcaton OF Candle BY the 18th.
dispatch from ConstGntinope says An official denial Is
given 70 the MINORS current here that portion Of the garrison
CoH has surprised and captured the town OF Peye The
report that bsdy Of Greek troops had crossed the frontier
near Castii and attacked Arta, Is also coniradicted
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THE MARYLAND TROUBLE.
TMB POLICE COMMISSIONERS REFUSE TO GO TO AssAPo-
LB-swASN ABOUT TO BACK Dows-sIx THOUSAND
''poYs IN Blue" IN ARMS. ....,
sI rELEsaAPH TO rHs TRIBUNE. 90

III rELEsRApH TRIBUNE asl 10 ei.iI .yitt
BAIrnoRR Oct 81, lees
Messrs. Hindes and Woods Of the Board Of Police, By
the advice of counsel will not go to Annapolis, as Gov
Swami disposed he might order their arrest BY the
Sheriff of Anne Arundel County, imprson them In
Annapolis, and then I'LL their places in this ciyr The
Counsel Of the Commissioner the Hons. Thomas 3.
Alexander, Archibald Stirling, and Henry Stockbndse,
win appear before Swami Monday and file an
answer to his citation, disputng his jurisdiction
in the case and stating that tho Commissioners win ap.
pear before any proper tribunal to any charges
against them 1t is now supposed that Swami win reeede
from his position and dismiss the case, but the Comms-
soners and Mayor Chapman prepared for any ener
gency that may arise and will not give up what they con-
slider their rights under the laws. poposton, IT ID
said, made 10 the Police Board that II they would
appoint johnson Judge In each election pre-
cinct the whole affair would be dropped but not coming
in any official from Swami IL not .erained
Besides the appointment Of johnson men as Judges
of election would be violation Of the Constitution az
they are, with but Few exceptions opposed 10 the registry
law they would be expected enforce is thought that
the Governor did receive any encouragement from Pres
dent johnson during his interview with him on Saturday
to persist in his course. - ~.
Swami was visited to-day by ex-Gov Pratt, his col
league on the State Committee Of the johnson party.
House Saturday night that Swami would back down. The
Committee who preferred charges have been summoned 70
appear at Annapolis At the "Boys in Blue meeting on
Saturday night the names Of about six thousand men
we're reported as ready sustain the Commissioners.
RrTURY OF GOV. swANy-RUMoRs or COMPROMISE.
BALTIMORE Oct. 81, 1850
Gov Swami returned late last night from his visit 10
President johnson. is understood that compromise
has been proposed by parties representing the Governor
that the Commissioners should appoint one OF three
Judges each ward and Clerk of Election from the
Conservative party This proposition under conside-
ration by the Police Commissioners. The Police CON-
mssones have been In consultation with their counsel
and prominent citizens IL is understood that the Con-
mssoners viii not appear in person before the Governor
tomorrow but WILL through their counsel file response
denying the power of the Governor to try the charges bat
at the time declaring their readiness to meet the &C.
cusations before any Court Of competent Jurisdiction
The Commissioners have not entertained any proposition
looking to any compromise but declare their determine
ton of resisting any eperoachments upon their functions
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SHOCKING Murder.

y.
HARTFORD, Oct ia shocking murder was per-
retrncd in West Hartford Saturday night The victim
MI Julius Thompson bachelor 40 years Of age, WHO lived
with his mother and sister the road leading 20 Talcot
Mountain. Between and eight o'clock young man
called n The house and requested MI Thompson assist him.
a hi wagon had broken down Mr. Thompson went out with
the and was found ~ bis street gate about an hon
anorwnId undoT reo On he highway butaly nuldcEch
Ills ski was broken open with instrument or CLUB No
rrrcs'g yet have been made iH Iru police are on
ia track Of me supposed musnror suspicious character
hs hea seen fT fc'm days rlfnG about hc village ana -
rarpo'ai o c he uHrdc EciCY me probable talzo
rs 81 ThogG5op ied 'oac eytl Ji togE 10 le lsyse
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RAILROAD INTELLIGENCE.
Br TELEGRAPH TO ran TRIBUNE.

WASHINGTON, Oct o. 1865
The Railroad Convention of all the seahoard lines
from NewY York Atlanta has been In session all ay and adj
onrncd Saturday night Wednesday next at the ST.
Nicholas.
Tie Of Minnesota has ded IN the General Land.
Oce map of the located lire Of the Mississippi and LAkq
Superior lhoal itn -. Paul 10 De Sofa In that State, AMI
Ter raeh uu. ~ Land made by Act q Congress H-
proved Nay e sixty giles Of the pToposod road has been
constructed atd ~. tlanee "a ttAc sapldiy uLee &c eeAtV
Lon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-22
RUSSIA.
NUEOJ1s
TIE ACCoMPLIcRs or RARAKosOFP

Dispatch from ST. Petersburg says; Thirty-iour
pers compromised by the disclosures az the trial Of karko-
sod ave been onnd guilty 81 high treason by the Supreme
Cost Ischun who convicted Of being the founder OF
tb Society Communists Russia and of having Bcted
the life II the Car has been cone sne
edeaih and IS others have bcn sentenced % exile IN Siberia
TIE RUSSO AMERICAN TELEGRAPH.
Intelligence received 81 Petersburg from Skolcwsk an
mounces that ps Lad arrived Their, from Hamburg with
material for the OF the kusoA Telegraph
The entire material was ia good condition.
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POLAND.
ARREST OF THE GREEK UNITED BIsH

ARREST OF THB GREEK UNITED BISHOP.
dispatch dated Oct. e. from Thorn says: Ad-
vices received here to-day Chclm OF the ith inst state
that during the previous night Bishop Kansk OF the Greek
United Church and most OF his clergy arrested and con-
veycd out OF the town by he Russian authorities"
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HUNGARY.
DEMANDS OF THR DRAK PARTY.

telegram from Pesh says: The Deakparty demands
appointment Of Hungarian Ministry which would agree TO
tie proposition the Committee OF the Diet the affairs
common to Hungary and Austria would adopt them their
programme and submit the same TO tie Diet
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GERMANY.
THE wuRrEMBRRG CHAMBERS.

dispatch from Stuttgart says: The DRAFT OF tne
address Of Deputies We seek IN VAN IN
the Confederation guarantees for progress lib
ery protection Of night although far from
feeling Of hostility toward Prussia and while reeng inc
idea Of any separation between Northern and South
Germany yet forced 20 condemn any WISH on inc
part q Northerman Confederation at 90 early ped rs
the present We ann al formation Of South Herman Con
ederacy but should this not be possible We would desire AZ
least the union Of the military organization OF tie southern
Statee
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PRICE FOUR CENTS.

ambassador TO Paraguay and Gen. Me has not yet been
settled vague afoat of the hostile Intentions
of the United States Government but far very little
importance should be attached TO them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-22

The excellent spirit which prevails among al classes in MEXICO
Tie Ministry Il definitely constituted The best standing
EXITS with Gun allies The Apzaco Railway f open"
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EUROPE
NEWS BY TIE ATLANTIC CABLE TO OCT 20.

IIvEHPooI, Saturday, Oct 80 lsG6.
There is no news of general importance to-day worth
(eiegraphibg
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 2O.--The steamship Cuba, fom
posten via Halifax, has arrived.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-22
PANAMA.


Peace prevailed throughout the State The newly elected
President Gen. Olae has passed decree announcing that he
intends to remain as OF the forces Oh inc
Intelligence has been received by the arrival at Aspnwal Of
been experienced in the causing great destruction
OF property AT ST. Thomas the new iron wharf recently
ship Tyne Was driven ashore
The alliance Of the Pacic work Of progress and wise
policy being justified BY its results 10 the boundary treaty
Chill and Peru already approved by OF the Chambers of
Congress. IL viii soon be made Law OF the State %
Notwithstanding the state Of and the saefees eiao
by It, Chill st advances the direction Of useful enterprise
10 the continuation of the Southern Railway VIC SHAH soon ad
line destined to unite the City Of Conception win tne
This win be year Of abundance Tho Winter we have just
passed through hes been liberal Of rain The agricultural ae
counts promise oyerfowing harvests- ..n
II the war DO renewed il viii be desperate one at
Spain would not limit herself to blockade as IN nr INST ex
petition She would coup de main upon the Chncha is
lands or would attempt 70 gn basis OF operations In the
south Of Chill by taking the island OF Chloe. go
But Chill Is putting herself upon footing Of that will
mekc attack very dangerous for Spain Should troops DO sen;
TO effect landing the signal would be given for furious and
sangniaaIy struggle
The Lima Noeional says:
creasing materials to enable us to repuse agr
any attacks intended by Spain and We are fully eonest
meet still greater disaster and disgrace than that which
Se her q the SS sv day Of as II o. s in b.
hy working with the utmost perseverance in the
OF the country and aorng and strong proofs Of his de-
eson in favor of the American cause.
The Government has issued decree by which foreigners
with the natives In similar circumstances and allowing them
| to vote. r
the election which viii take place this month.
ECUADOR.
The country quiet aad the prospects OF the cocoa crop
The Government has deceed the expulsion OF all spaniars
who would not be ratrralized in 50 days
The 18th Of September the anniversary OF Caan deped
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
LONDON MONEY MARKET.

LONDON Oct. 2O.-COnsOls close at s94 for money.
American Securities close at the following prices U. s
rive Twentes CO. Illinois Central shares 1s1 Erie Railroad
.Aares sQ4.
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LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET

IvFRrooI, Oct 2o-The sales today foot mp 1900 bales
Niddhng UplaDds, l51d
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CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICA,

Inc steamship ocean Queen, from Aspinwall Oct.
10 reached this port last Saturday. The fOwDg her specie
list
Dunesn. Sherman Lees Waller. ..... e4e3 eo %
Co........... s67fo9 e6.wsls Fargo Co.... SAYS IS
Kelley Co.. ll9o00 0 Pnsms II. r. Co... % I -
Dabney, Morgan Co. 5000 u Order o1Sooo %
,. w. SehsIpsn ~ - :.
Co..,............ <a50o COL Total ga 100 20
FROM THE IsTiMUs.
Rbon Munoz. tfo"
-, r.". 3D. f"- ID al "a 40 "a
BY this arrival usual correspondence has not come to
hand but We give below summary Of the taken from
files.
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GREAT BRITAIN.

GREAT MEETING OF THE WORKING CLASSES IN LEEDS
Mr.. BRIsHT's sPBEoH-oPISIoEs OF THE PRESS.
I'm Monday the 9Th inst a monster reform demon