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K E O K Tt K:
SATURDAY MORNIRG, Arc 25. 1^5
Ottiui.1 Paper of the citt
Deaths Cocktv
130 Urn
K
j.
Fabhiobs
rs please copy.
dian
Harvest
Cajiai
i
lent. At the same time, the rains which
give promise of unusually abttud uH
turns. Toronto Coiotmt.
P.
j- iv. a es. The Bishop commends th.it these ii
uPon
Vjr-MAt question. The people decided in c,\re of the tlieologicjl seminary near Al-
faTor of Leon as the County aeat by a ma- exandtia, where a lire proof building ha*
rt
i-'
P"W«.M'tnlf,
CoU w
tl'i..r' Iruly
nounced that 'preparations "were^iii Active
progress for a grand expedition. I
further neglect or oversight'»
4
wotk oa
,Skelc
—The fall~anr wintrr
fashions of Gcnio Scott have just been i.
reived by Kelly & Fdlowes, on John? ,n
an
s^e.
s
and H„
«.'
re
WipMly increasing mi ^.pulatioti, th«
•ote polled at the recent election being al-!
mnmX
double that cast in the spring. The!
August election sLowa 8Gb votes agabsi
400 at the Aprirelection. i
V
M. Chcever, Surveyor, by majorities vary- to the meaiber, of the church', and, in-
i®g from 100 to 250. idee,I, tj the community ut large.
M. C'. of Rich-
mond, Ind., Editor of the Indiana Firmer
will deliver the ann ial a.ldress h^f«~ .1 '7**'
8tat« Anrionif
e
At the same tune, Dr. Sakioid B»ll
Professor in the Iowa Medici
Keokuk, wili deliver an address on Chem-1
48
8PP^^
i h'
t/ctobcr neit. pointinent will be more j»opiiKr. The queen
Agriculture.
Accounts fmm
nearly all parts of the Province, concur in i
representing the grain crops this year as
abundant, and not w ithstandin^ ihe rev-^ir
ale nee of very unfavorable weather *t'
tke beginning of harvesf, it js believed
Chat Hie main portion of the wheat crop
has keen secured in good condition Had
rain continue 1 a day or two longer the
result would no doubt have been v» rv dis-
rous, oui me line weather fortunately
ir. before irretrievable damage had been
i.. e* Kr
a^cs^
**r
cr°P.
loss has been in the
which has been extensi^k
damaged. The principal damage to the
w irorr: me nwn, has been in ihe more
western portions of the Provice where i
some of the wheat has been badly'
northern unions, where the grain did not
ripen so early, the (kinase has not been so'
great, and it is believed that on Ihe whole
order, and that in regard lo quantity it I
will be above an average. 1» thi» naitof
i pper Uanmda the cr6pls generally ^i.-el'
4ioVrrnrnpnt
l!ln'(y
ot
.Imitd t!.« in .uc-i, »criU.-rf "l"1
nave lent great vigor to the sprint enms 'lidoit Itmes has an edi'orial say-,
Oats, Ind tan corn, jiutati.es and ^turnitis
C"
EtaoricAN At» airs—]mi.OBTakt£
at
Hand.—Accordis—I'm»*obtaktiEevekT(1
the America, some
was anticipated.
latest intelligence
v s by
w,"c^
n
second, it was icpoiicd in Paris, that ofli
the
I awttfrcafions had been received ofthe ^*reat
reiumptn n of the bombardment of the "i" 't,,,vt*)'ul,cu
Malakoff and Redan, preparatory to the:: #m*
assault. In the third, another rumor sta- i
had received communications from Oer- (id. To-day's market was vt rv dull arid
many, of startling interest In the fourth, moderately attended Wheat was *a»n
the private advices from Lombardy and 2 I. lower, in ,kin.' a deilme of 4 1 inth* i
nd lhe nel,t intel ,ali( ns
Hgence will therefore be aw inted with ...
Ifd!8rUU 'llC *''f
w,d
our troopa will
B*t
t,m!
7
gn:,t n nor
awwte an
IN
Vb^
lb«
copy!
the following paragraph from the New
York Tribune of Friday:
We learn that Mr. Fillmore is having
the most brilliant success »uv, o
P®"onal "ppearance '^d
hi8
P°l
Davies,
aoration nt v„„. v
hC-1
"KUat American *ay" i*
«»0,r.
ti0C
„«U
0
e s
ly
1 Cl'u,V,eJ
^lOOE OCT r» AbTEBBD BlUJ.'
f* ®*r b«»«ne«t men has handed us a &
bill, whioh was passed oi here a few days
.1' W/
of
irnia ikl
I
t?rk 1 of
early Kpinpal cbun ittI
fto-i I. AI till V A OF THE PACIFIC.
0!fE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE
THINGS Ql'IKT AX ^KHASl»»liiI.
Hai.Ii ax, Aug. 2'*—The steamer I'a
•t., near the Post OfHce. There is not a «*"rived at 7 o o k i n s i A u u s 1 o v i e s
Shanghai coat in the entire lot, but they I ^iver(MH,,» August 11. That no newspaper, periodi-al, maga
•re Die neatest styles we hsire'aeeii ft.r •.
Wild lk
Hacnel and suite arc among the
lone time II passenger*. shall be entitled to be sent at the rates of
rePor^s
ded
'vt
Toe news is very unsati-factorj there V)sla8e
Zowa State Fair. are many rumors and few facts. Pjivate following conditions be observed:
|||r» D. P.
Holi.owav,
vvt nut learn
{irn Mi kha,n ,s s okc of tts ,lk
to
O *wrli«M, injnent isdoubiful. Mir Colin Campbell's a p. i determined wUhout remtving such wrap-1
1,8 8,lX,ous tu
Cwll
brul but
S
h-0.Wcver'
in Asia. £ome operations of no^-reat mo- I
nu l,ave ht en
t,u u
,"
s,ons u
s iri,cv the
pr
ed. In the more central, eas'ern and
out' i V'""*
executed by the allies in
Azof*
1
n,a,n ,s
arC
at
are
,l,e
mrs !,llucs ll|
onlanp ous
"'^kmir political capital both in
,al ,u
uudcr
Allied army sliouM be p'aced
sieue of »K0ASToP,r..
!.
vf
urt 1 to
era
ted that the siege of Sebastopol was about UvJturooL mahskts. late Navy Agent, and formerly a di^in-
t.r«r I ««!. in- »inl yellow ibnand lallin.-olf. West,™ J/
S2L„T Nortliftrn e*nil Kluur—new, 36...S9., Whfe I'/
ll'« Ir«»l'0el,
*V'amfUt. «-I«Me without l'ruvi.i
ing the country some assurance that but dcale
h,-!5K«-r.
Would it be DOsslhU* r«r 'A
Jo be raised and that the Western Powers Corn was in fair reuuest at tWsJSgMs Suls'KHi l^»ni»crat, and other Whigs and °"'y
... »rs still buy onlv what thev re'
business at full prices. Lard has been
u p,.Tm ,v —1—_ .demand. jot sixty-five head, and were purchased by
au
Tll
Baltic.
The Paine gavs nrivnti* «,%
i
,c
bad t)
jeen recen
a!in,)Unct'
d'spatch
i!*
lol
©orauon of ftew Xork, »nd author of
al
CracoI»
tary, by Henry E. obtain exemption. This is the fifth levy
Ccunsel l( IK.-in t.bnt mnniru be lirnurrhi
he Cor- that country within two years,
rL
C^^rlTien'ordi^n! publish lur* 1
Farv 'S
i
,ortsc ,akol 8
tary operauon,
frum
lillprv „fiAr„'n.Ce..a
Trk^ Pabt,D^ the words him for the consequences which mavis i
!1H*
i
tfca name o, the bauk, and
,ue from th
trie tr«,d fry carefol eaa^ination. there .. recently appointed at the CVin nan" Tt P"
Yiumsia ICriiTorAl (.'uriii h.—IJistiop Nothings and FU-puMu-ms or Ftoesmiers
Meade ii engaged at i.is. re-ideiiee near were represented, iitbtde* lite eomuiilit*
Millwood is prepirinj some no'icea of the appointeJ at Chapman Hall four ohera
old cfioudit** and in n inters of the ISpisco- were ppointed.
pal faith in Virginia in furtherance of i
this 'hjert, the, researches of iho clergy. Syracus*. Au.r. 22.— About 80 dele*
«n laity are aked, in tl.o j.n hives of the of the Hard Shell Convention have vi 11 e Biiik, Mrookville Btuk »»f Symrusp,
clerk's tffice, logethar with the records, arrived. A straight ticket will un loubt Syracuse Bank of Elkh irt, Klkhart ink
The reoenVeie^tio Registers, and vestry books of the church.
e^ly
agents
are
t»« Coun- JRttir documents should be lat ed in the lihnerally believed to be out of the Bmk of Salem, ink of the Capi-
flu8llon-
ons
jarity of 200 votes, and elected S been priscted for the pr«»«er'vati-n of books. Mal'irr» Ie!o« DeWolk, .Sherman Cros- of Paoli. I'.ioli (Vinal Bank of Kvansvdle,
Thompson County Judge John
we^ ol',,ri«-
Trniuiw V r„~. from the
.venerable senior Bisli- «i~-. t~i xr ville Cambridge City Btuk, Cambridge
|.T"
I
"lack Sen fleet is still concentrated j,e1
8 ne k n at m,,v
'"W'
1
«*lected.
a*8en'^''^
Nargan, und opinions on
divided as to whether their des-
s or
'Sweabory—most prob-
laller*
1,aris
astrous, but the fine weather fortuiritefv ^tmes states that Austria has just made
sat w
done
^^sp^ndent of the f.ondon
ai Austria lias just made
advances of friendly relations
es ra
1 orlia ,,nt hud rua,le
had made statements con
tr meaning.
correspondence ib full of allu-
ll,,! Ii,(
Wheat crop, either from the Hessian Flv 1 "t's correspondence it, Tull of allu-
:inin^'-
-i ,-lrit it terms a legitimate
U
St s a,,a
wlnt it terms a legitimate con-1 "f,
sum and substance of which I
be lh
|,{4PwT»
C'alll%,t
the crop has been, or ill he got in, i„ fair I !/urI,11,T« br'na'ing a favorable a nee
f\T
Uaa wrn
With ,he Vonni of
W,tl1 t,ie unme,J,a VKW of
naJJ)p-
command. be Texan* 1mv.« already raised *200,-
l*'!ce
3 u u 11
ltllUilID£f t(i till* w a nti
*4 »I.a iim ... iillv rv ntmikl i (\t\ n/uin^f
«.T).s: 1 I J, 6d.
ions—Beef no change in ori, es i
nakedness. Prices have been accepted and there •',
t'u r* ««i»g "Ctivity in ,h. VI to i
jr«mi., will l.e n welcome w.'"'""""-N*" fit, i tVMwl t..rfian»|K.Ii. F.,««e
haps, not aware that willing, p.intiiiy or
:rT5.,
Rn
lha
corporation or buiness firm printed there
oil, are not allowed to pass with circular*
unless at lettrr pontage. A jlum envel
ope T* onl v allowed. Huston I ?anscrijt.
The above is not entirely a new pos^t
office wrinkle." S-c»ion of the act ol
t5oy-
0,,'n
for ,hal
vert.* Sunoson tehvrat.hs'tiiu/• ""*jra Saltillo. The aaae writer slates that Ca-
U|
ti'*' W- o~L *siri.r'iwi.
ttre !low c,osc
lhev'enemy
,,.1 i regret say our casualties are neces
Th- enemy exhibi ed
rt lto
V .,
SHr
C0lisitltrab,ft
acUvi,
y
111
printed paper or matter.
U1
s'ate that Revel has been boinbar- It shall be Kent without any
wit,»
u 1,at
»»«c-
c0Vcr or
this act specified unless the
!l',,hle
eluU or
er
to out i,s sccon 1 in
si(h'!*'
succeed in the c.munand but the stale-! character of the matt ontamed may be Palestine, onee wooded
pointed Commander-in Chief of the Tuiks |tl"® name and address of the person to eradicate the forests of the N rth as thev
-kumH»lob«.«.j. .re of K gr^gwriou. order—trie cl'iiss, sue
Ihird. I here shall be so paper or cceding another, but the tropical foret-,
ler i .ing enclosed in or w i?h such prin* composed of innumerable v relies grow
paper and if these eon itions arc not ing together in tlie most democratic union
Wburn
it i« to be sent.
,,Tk
,'1
Connection of the Taxaas witk th« Xazican
Bevoiat oniata.
I oweis. Lord 1 alrncrston y »pi i
"^tements con
IN*W
1 ,,,l
in,erehlltl ,rl,cu
co
^outemol.n,
arf
n-! °f0*'0!1
w,u
of
cUon W|t
w
'f r'Vo'ulion
,e
0,1
r'c*'
p'
m:,k«
encouraging a
S|»«i«. «n»l the ulte- i
V so
c,,3"
ls
a tr
re,,dt
Ci,n
PruVt-d in the matter. The French
has eagerly seized the oppor-
th«-y
act
ln*'n at,,,K"
1
P,,rP°se
an(i
'"-'".JteUrrfm d,8g«.t.
that
a''beral Hni.n
raU
,nllM'U
l)
w
Sa, k of
the conduct those who have4 dull of sale and only a very limited busi- this vicinity, sold a lot of two year old rotestant population of the country
y the w eek 70 tons. Tallow in moderate jte? dollars per haul. The lot consisted
1
ra,s,nf,r
,Ud ttt 1 ans Umlcr dl4te fi
Vitaat American she ever saw, and all man- for th, new levy i« Poland are carried on regular Synod or Sanhedrim was the law of nature foTCuJ'l i, t!n
wx. »v VI.
I IV |U If UI Jlill
to U»ir
T"-
aocosipaat- height is, lowered, and it is very diflicult
tan
l.hal
bwV- iI.. AmS'OotereTOlr'h^n-mw'sf
poWbl* •«™.l Bank, [lislrict or ted with the Kin,, of and l,l.,m
ar"
One ttllerv often silenced the allied batteries
and drives the inen from the trenches. 1 A
l'^cr,'nl*p »htieal parties met" h^l-
As any one can detect n(».n on the invit-itiJ of the
no need of more drilled cautioa thanj fusion meitine for the ourrmVJ benefit of antiquarians, we would
Mclek.—Mr. John IT. Estill,
Mr. Wm. Adams of this county. Mule-
that the Allies had op. Jkwibh CiMvrNrioN.—The ministers, a
in English soci4faU'd with success against Revel. No!rabbins and delegates of the IsraeJitish e
gtaoeful an i dignified nann.rs contribute ceived lo confirm k. I called to assemble" at Cleveland, 0 in in such a larL VxineS^ tL n,
of more recent date had been *ri" congregation throughourthV Union, are stance in fifty to the contrary vvi':""
f» T***' October, to deliberate on the Union of of "one instance in fifty to the 00-,.^
al,on
ar,d
[eP,ar?
i 1 i s s E e e v 1
l)
_«
c.csT.-Elderr
journal of inili- Pratt, the Mormon Missionary, has gone
lus
the 22d to the mh to Suit Lake in disgust, no. bkg able waking t,
persuade any California females to tro with
urn. -Sieira Citizen.
1A W
l,ie
l!'JU,ie
errors of his ministry. JJh!!? °t hg°1 •"ilve-r
aear tl»e mune ol the place. It Bostok 2**- Tit. «-«. !. bng, dated the other, the gold piece,
Indiana Froc Banks
1 ho bills ot the following indi na Free
Ranks are taken on deposit at par in C'ii
capo:
be made. 8me Custom House of Rockville, ekville Bmk of Gothen
Bank of Indiana, Michigan Cttyj tlrook-
here to attempt a fusion, but it Go*lien Bank of Mt. Vernon, Ml. Vornon:
Among the distinguished per tol, Indianapolis Bank of Waravp, Wtr
bere, are Judge Bt-ardslry, John C. saw Bank of Motitioell », Muntirello ink
All seem in high spirit*, Kvansville Crescent City Bank, Evans
-«»u»ty B"k. mnersv ille F.irniHra'
|allk?
wrapper thereof, except their f..rests. It is comparatively
are of A
W.-.stiield (ir.mercy nk Lafa-
!n V" ^dJ'ess yette Hoonier Bank. Lo^ampor. Indiana
«nd Virginia State Si.u k Bank. Kvansvill*
Prairie C»ty Bauk, Terre ILoite .Southern
Bank, Terre Haute ShIimii Bank, Salwm
Savings Bank of Indiana, C'onner«\ille,
S'lHwnee Bauk. At(i-a Tralers' Bank,
Imlianipolii. indian Reserve Bank, K i
kouio.
Sr\it»:
wrapper, or in a cover or wrap- I Htatea, ho intuli as i s w
80 that the
command. Meantime, (i n. Sunpson con- l*nhercvf, nor any writing or marks upon neath the sand* of deserts produced bv
tin ues will) the army Omar Pasha is ap-
,l»ntr
u ,on
th«
Yolk Tkki:*
vVt'
#,mewliat
ni:»y arr ve at any place Vidaurri sha population in their great State ha* incre^s
ed only half a million in five years, or
three per cent, per annum. They
a'Hut
"'eir agent ha*
already had an interview with Vidaurri at: P,a
already bad au interview with Vidaurri at i
1 a
lHr
Saltillo. The sit
ire writer state# that Ca- of his history i* beli ved to be the
»f
11-
,nO"»«
n v«j»l h.4 a ilisigre«inriit with V'uUurri, of raai,ufa, lu.ts, u II as
Th,
00 im,!,iur
l.ll.r "S'lolwr. ...
""proving their defenses ter, Aug. .'to, is signed by a State commit- "'tains eight hundred and seven ProU»-
"»«lita.ry stores from tee of twenty four persons, including k'nt Churchy, and only sixty five Catholic
the south side is increasing. Bradford S. Wales, a ormer hunker can- Congregations. In Florida the Catholics
'UIR nearly ceased io the army." i didate for Governor, Isaac W. Wright, early made settlement. Now there are
fa,»-,ti«al
lo,r
V°
la,t
Ventce tudtcate that grant events were week. Small sales of flour Prices ra'h-1 the present demoralizing !ijuor ty-seven cc ngrcgations. In Texas, the
nearly rife. Here rouM be something in er favor the buyer. Indian Corn-Quo- !f
nominally, 39s.CaM*.Cd for mixed
,mciI e 1 a
are
Wlll'n»',
t'nacUn,'"t-
ason for Uul Ju|n,n
be exposed to deeiuia- quire immediately Pork sli^htlv lower i cannot trust them—that they have nominations have about one eh vent of the
m^A
J®nl
hW
onc
1 bey say: "We are deter-
thcr
wa9
foro-
v
xJ"UTt/'
ujc..
"Uffht to pay at these figures.—Co- /1,14 ^ervanon of death beds inclined him
messages »hich pmhia {Vo.) sLuiman. to believe that nature intended th.t we
^at preparations American Israel on the organization of a would invalidate the assumpti »n that such
»t«d.rd .r J? !f'T «d»-! U««." which, if it mean, .n, thin,.
lo
be
0US''1
3
»n all other matters of iiapor- the same The moment in
Judaism, which may spirit meets death is perhaps 1
1
levy -P-d to Judaism, which may spirit meeis is Xp ike n
wlucl, w„, jn -old time.,"
a*
a tavern
n e v e
has shown us two
mone
y-
—Civilization u»ej
a vast aan.unt of wood, r.lihough for many
purpo*e* it is biing fast «up*-r-eded but it
is not the necessary use of wood that is
sweeping away the forests of the I'nited
anton destruction,
coi^v quence of this,
and cultivated like
should look to the c.
a
-. I Bedouins Greece, in li^r dn.y days the
nominate the Duke of Gain- "Second. There shall be no worl or land of laurel forests, is now a debate
bfc PrUtl^'ltly «be hon «wii»u».icaf|.iii printed on the «amc after I waste Persia and Babylon, once the cra-
Pub,,c/at,t"11 'he rover or wmp. dies of civilization, are now coven
garden, is now a desert -the haunt of
gregarious order
..
0
de complied with, such printed ma'ter shall1 and cjuali-y, are »«.'vc7eradicated Kven
Ninety ships be subject to letter postage."— H'as/ting- i in Hindustan all its ma
/on ttuon.
1
August —The Mexican hirat warm: d.ys of spring, causing fit-she ts
I ?orr®"P««dM»l of the Itibnnc gives some I ,,nd in the full the rhers dry up and ccise It)
the frontier.
anterB
Lhat two Frenchmen, M. Al. ^rari Anton.o, he says, sent an agent to es's, although thev
Chapot, had Ween in comm i- i fd^urr. with the proposition lhat if he to civilization, soon
the Texan con- be navig tble. Tliese freshets and droughts
revolution on the frontier.— also pro-luc.e the
in the neighborhood of scourge of Western
comm i- 1 |»up*ttion mai it lie to civilization, soou become nccessary to
':lly guaranteeing: the aur-1 its continuance. Our rivers, not bavin/'
fugitive slaves on the Mexi-, their sources above the snow line, are de
CrtH*d Hus.ian com i wped to 1 exaa and also t-, place 4,000 r«ty of the country tint they should be
turn will recipr»K-..tc .he p-.„dent on forest* lor the-r supply of wa-
by returning all the "Peons" who es ter, and ji is essential the luturc pros-
disposal of A idaurri, equipped pr served,
Wet-red in the same manner as the
regular iro ps of the U. 8., and bear ell X-fSTThe people or New York have be« a
their expenses until sueh time as tl e ttoops
my
illation have never been able to mjucr
i« 1 'be phoiniK-liie of its tropical vegetation
v.RITTEKt»E]f hftfi iust rtturiiBri with Jin l* i
rv 'riur«'«« w«n nn l-orests act as regulators, preserving n nv
immense stock of Boots and Shoes. Give and rain from melting and evaporation,
him a dl. and producing a regulari'y in the fl jw of
the rivers draining iheni. When they dis
-ippear, thunder storms become Lss fre
•jtient and heavier, the snow melts in the
,£
ny millions of pop-
••»-»»"•«, -*, mnu me
dim nc.rted to find that the
I exp-c ed double this im reafe. Many
have dumuished in size. The true
«»«»»ury i* oeu veu to be in
I
I
rc
,.
Catholicism
Ik»sto.\, August 21.—The ot&cial csll Maryland, the first State where the lt-i
^°r
Convention at Worces
,nin
f„r
hundred and seventy Protestant and
five
mP
i^n our r.nun
•i-imn u.-.ii.„...— —i:. —t «v,u i .i
go our eunntc'iou with every politira] par*
ie
Catholic Churches! Louisiana
s^ttl«-d by the Catholic*, who now
legislation in eve- i b-»ve fifty five churches in ihe Slate, while
«-*t'remiLy, and to sub- the Protestants have two hundred a .d for-
J,,tiianJ P-acticable license Catholics were the first sect in point of
to u
^y ""w have thirteen churches, but
i^rotesianlh- rrjwrt three hundrerl atul
to wage a war of' s-ven societies in (he State. The number
extermination against this aud every other Episcopal, Lutheran and Rom in Catho-
They give us their be Churches are nearly the
fc
other parties, that out the country, but each of the three de-
|h«n»«lv€« to th« faction that passed number or the Methodists, scarcely one•
I'**1*
al
that of the Presbyterians. The en-
Death
Dr. Bail'te once said ihat"al
should go out of the world as unconscious
as we came into it." "In all my experi
ence," he added, "1 have not seen one in
I s u o s
Pcrley P. ^ver, I suppose, happened to any 'one
the immediate transition
to the sleeping state.—-
to
conscious of
Mr
K°
Mr. George
A
one of
which, the silver piece, is a pine tree sliil-
Ut
.T
e su n an(J
he were
Uw CTOW which
P^ke1
be has in his
brought into the house,
BANKING HOUSE
«»r
€i K O V A *V t: It O ft
l,N IlKMo\ i-.n Tti
Third Street, near Main*
n Ait.v 25. 1HM 11 in Morning Uhtfy copy
New Books.
RK»'KI
VED this day, Ausu-l 2Uh,byJ. T. CAVI.
& SON,
m-ir
of
t,r,
tlu- Rrv. Sydney Smith. !»r hi*
Ludy lli.llutHt. With a srlccthmfrout his kltvrc,
l.y Mr-. Au-tiii.
Tin- l.-Uwl Etiyiirt', or the im*« of tin fir. I Ev.il,
"f tin- Ein]vrr Na]HiU'Oii. 'IVr-lti'-r with narrative
"f liic r.»ridfin'' an the Miami of Kltm. T.tk.'ii frvin
1 «:al iitf»nit.iti'lti. thi- p»| of tIt Britbh n-.-.iilmt,
nii't "t!i iiulh ut if mwv *.-.
I. ft i the on ll »Uii ati'J ilui»ineiiii.
H.v 'atliuritif It ht-i.
11
t-tory df
III. l.'-juncil of
Trent.
Am«h 21, is ,.., ^2t
:ir'~ r"'
AuffHi I 'J t, |S..,(. -l.iltilAw
WT^HI.ViJ
ghti
also pro-luc.e the malaria which is the
ru ittom lands. For
arc at fiist an obstacle
Au^tift lfi, If*.,:..
hc
btms
is tii« Unitbo STATES
Catholic Church gained a Wing, now
u,,^ throu-h-
»f. IKS
WIH
1
hefrtre the confereiice. 1„, ,, Zhrli b, 1S4,
IUBps
1
by sleep
ji?»t RKceiveo.
do*e"
Lincoln .tree,
white Heaver Hats, pitf the thine
wr Suiuutor wwar, at th« liat Store of
n .u-P-
r*
hue », IKj5.
HUMPHREY fc CAGE.
'HATS*
1 ,,*r Kxpreas a laic# lot of
Pashionabfe, soft fur lhts, Pearl and Black,
for salt) cheap by
1- P. HUMPHREY fctiAUK.
Juh« 9, J8ro.
A TO A A W
OTTOSIWA, WAPILL« Cpr*tV l«WA
July U, 1M5.
From thr Pri-neh
of L. F. Huii/.-n.-r, author of th« "i'r.i t," and the
liti^H'-not."
of Oration. A wriw f»f familiar letters
fn.ui a futh.T t« hi- lultlr. n, th'.-crthiii^ th- tuilurui
lii-n.ry of .-acli .Jay'- *«tvi.:n*, wiih |«arti. ular r*-f*r
nc- I i t!ii" illu trati'jii of t.rnilural It ut
ran
-|,
'••..-II "i I- i i K •'m
i
*1'' "f
v,- ,U-an
•i. 'lit hair ini'M haiihuiii'ly, hi id *haiiipmi with
i ih t.- diity tlmii any Imrl.-r in th.- -t»t .if l.wn.
's-r, .-Mri»n •/.•!
MTT--"
M:\V I ai,I. «oiii)K.
EDDT, JAMESON & CO.,
I.i' aii'i 11 2 Main f»t.. st. lo.uis
VV'
fM"
August 21, Js.m.
"rln»o.ut# uf Plain
ant Ttrill.d FUun. Huttint-t*, Hlaek aud
F«i.. v 'a-im, r.-. Iiark iniil ilium .-4yh- I'riut
Ih^'Hn and 111. -li.-d Muslin .. A,-.
'I'hcsc pur.-liajicil eHrtioi To THK ai
MHCK.wi,| w itvit.: Mir iittrillion 4 the »-ity aud
1 oimtry tra«k.
tI»I»V, .1A ME.-^ N, A t'».
1855. ?ALL STYLES. 1855.
SWITM,
uH r-Uk
TlTTf.l I'l ltl 1 A
.111II .. 1! ,.f -I \l
ijoy\i:ts,
I aii'l W lioUt-al-' l*. al^ra in HihiKiii!.,
I Silk M111 ili'i-rv, Fhm-fr'. Trimnnitgi", Oouda,
Kni'i|-,ticlcrir«, A,
tf$ i7 .llai" Sim I, S'tmt Hfittouri.
DAVIS 8c PRICE,
fioi'ft*:, *»«. om tnittvTAL
IMIMIKH.
tt.\ I N f.
tt.-, i«Ui«i'1i» -,
i»
LAd*Iktkitf AS it l'A
V jv M-tn^-rs.
Slfji ii .•v.utii *idp Blowk«a, between jftmrtfa
Fifth Htrwt t-.
1Ih\ 1112 .•.unm.-iir--d th.- .'•)»%'htHincut la all it*
Itraii.-h tli- v -li. it a Mian* of fmtrvnagv.
All «»prlr-. prMUfttly atu-ml.tl to.
Au^il'l 'J2, -tt.'tm
Toau) Urnilrmaa
a in w lint », |tRv. ju*t reoeivvd jh-r
Kxjtimis 12 .tiicrn lla'- nf Huff riur iintj
i'v at the "t5rout Wo-t.-rii Km|«irinin.*'
1. F. Ht MI'ltllKV A (iMiE.
Afl^'Ml II, It?.'.a.
I- M. Rl l.l,,
f» A 0 t! K tl A N A tlf Ht,
VNry
df*#!«*r in e\tt
dtM-riptii.n
I'au'iicrrfol v jk- li,j,«l.-,
h.»« rf-i-ixil thin diiy
lir.'.'t fr'.initi.* in it riu
faetimr* a u
ru-ty of )'a|.irr Mat-i I. ,r, 1 I. i
a-f«, ..f allttrs and »i_vto*, which will
vh. i|«r than vrer oir.-ntl in thi* mark.-t,
wither to Art i.-i. »r fill.^i «iih I if hk.- tniitiitiiir. *.
«'allaB4Sftf ihritt al fhc l,i hl K-nn-v V.
.M.-ttu Mreet,
tBKIVI.HU,
VT
th Hurl Sh«. Kini.inurn Ko. 6S, Main
i^trwt. |ai ... t.*k n.d loxi^ht
'•t ih»- mafHifitcl ur.T? in ii»- cad. «-i:|irr--t\ for K*
i -lail tru'l*. iirt inr: liml v.'ti \,»r* t\j« ri- m:. ill
h- bit.-iin- in k.«.kuk, If I hdnt that lh
will I. fon-vl in ftyk an»t '(Ualilv to
anr/tofk in «hi markM. and whn all have urriv.-d
will #urj.ui' ail .•"mi. lilim in cut «t ..f *«ri-t
oro an,I Nu 11 \km to i/wk at. s«m riu.i i it
tl ii..tt
A u *u-l •.'!». I-., ... ^ll(
I
A_
NOVELTY, IWStHtJCTIOH,
AMUSEMENT.
1 !i f• r111•-f oiilittnin^ npwuid.' oi
1 O O O O O I K I ft 1 I K a
Vt ill exhibit at KKOKt K on th Foatimj I'ai.ace
and Ja*f l(irM»\i.
Friday, Aafun 3lm, and teturday.
fteplrmbrr lat.
Op ii fi«m 1 to ..•• h«-k. P. ami fiom 1\ to 1,6
iu the evening.
Th- Mu-"-uui I'oiitain- it .'.-imnlct^
Z00L0(iICAL EXHIBITION,
»f every wild ami rare Annual in
l.TROPK, A IA. AFRICA AM) AJltKRH'A,
hi. Iiiding a lull grown Ki.i:i-ham. and magiiifiwitt
lltAf vt in ii ii
i ii- rn'ile «p ei in 'iti of Birds, from ilia
gigantic tru to i puar,| ol one hundred dpt.X'iin ll
of the fairy liuinruing Bird.
A Statue Gallery
Of figure.-. th -M/,.- of lif.., union- whieli are
Chrict Preaching in ih Temple The .-hak.-pcarc
an t.alh ry Hiaiu Twino The Kamilv of S'apo
1' i. "i hingion ujxI Lafayette Williitm'\V»1
|H
and Helen Mar: 'lam O'Shant-ri Son ter Johimv
Th" Landlord and Laudlatv Th» Chief I'tiea ui
tho ht wore when Living iiundrude of As
cicut and Indian \V»r Wea|x.iip
A PiNi.RiaiC Vtuw ..f the Wohi.ii.
Mineral and V, g.iahlefuriosities without niiinl.
Ai.ei.iit Relic, t'lmn Kgypt, lireccc, Rom pomi.eii
ami II• renitiic um.
One Iliindri-d A. Fifty oil Paintiny«.
Adini, ion T«. nty I'm Cent.-, mil\.
An Entertainment and Concert
11.1^" V l1j-", "1 t'omrrl Room, ot, th
A hS R.WMflMl. Iranidittleiy after the exhibi
tl..,,
th.- PAI.ACK. .on-itting of Ethiopian Mel.,
di^ Fancy and Comic Dan. ing Hiaia. tcrintic Ik
lineiit ion,, 4c., by a talented troupe of Male and Ft
male Artii.tr-.
Admission Twenty-Five Cent«.
iNfti'KA^et:.
STAR
,v
iNKt aaMCumi-aw.of York. JBTXA
Ivm hah. Coui-AVY, of Hartford, Coiintcticut.
Ii \iTt'oitn Ixsuk.u-e Comi-amv, of llartford Conn.
/Ktn i Ian: Lssi'kavi: Company.
The abut e (Vnnpftrii.^-repr.^out a Capital of 41,
000,000. Liven, Merchuiitli/e, £torc, dwellings
Pcr-ioiial Property. and the vaiioun kind- ul Proper
ty evposed to the peril- of Inland Navigation, iu
mired by WM. W. BKLKNAPT A*ent.
tDorner ef Main and tkcond rifrac-te.
AngtiH W, 1#55. dim
BOOK BINDERY
T«ndBlankBo«k
w'tl
1
U. W, tj.
Kb III'),
Oiiatt*, ami I'tl.-r 1'ocnt by Uowanl II. Caldw«t)l.
Tl..' MiiM'ial ..ml li' tfuul .•prin" -of the L'. .S. aiil
ui.wla. By .1.ihii II. M. t».
Shaviua 11*1 Cut I tag ExtraarAi*
n»r
y*lf A.MPnONfNfj A'.KEI.MU.Y IH'IORMEI).
0 I In* fa\'.ritf ui
asu«, on Main
."-tr.-., I, How Par-..41.-^ V ilaiik. i.n'^tit-"1 iit'W attru,*
tiun- to ih, itu iM of Keokuk. «l.taiti.i
ii.^i taiiti in my hu-iiit- Mip'iiui ativ v. ti^f.nv
riu|»l«y«t ivgp,)- city, I tnvit" the |aIron( thp
'ijiiuiiunity, at I am -mi ft.-d that I
IHaaatartary.
HI-. »ub'. ritu i tiHvin^* fitlMl uj
an \i. ii*-!m 111ti11• *i\ in ihr A
''it Y "1 ki-okuk, lunn, uV'- i It.,J
Main II], *ti»ir«.) it. imw |.|,
i pared to ex. t-ai.- all •rd'-r? in his li».. u. it,, most
I workmanltk.- maimer. iVrnxticali, Mu- Ik.uk:.,
Pamphleth, Ar., bound, aud old Bjoks rc-bound in
anv variety of ntyle.
Having u Mijn-rior elwk of maUTiulu fur th# man
lifar'itrc ol Itlank Roitki-, |.nrtivular aiientiuu wilt
he ptven t» th«« or.l.TM of Men-bantu, liauknrn,
Ku-ainhoal... und County Olh. ,. All iuatnk book*
I
bv wlitii Utatitti, aud warranlt'd in ttm
rcsiH-ct.
AI«j ua hand a stock ol Iiuprrior ytatiourrv,
JI••«• n t.y IM foot
deep. eidc of 11
l^ay l». A. -tl ft. front
on S«-«-.nd ^t. by jO
ft. dwp. com. HU £tvt
fp-ni M.MaSttvet, 1
m.:KK,
Boot and Shoe Mannfnctory.
AM |»vf.nrH inaimt».fir from all if th.' I. I
tJraioi ot Kr ri, h, i rinan. l^mn at.l Plata
•I''I|.hut t.aIt ,-kin-, h,t\iii^r t,.iij.,tii i K ,'t th»- ini
fwfrt.'r." in Nt W Vnk, and in tnul iclui r- in I'hila'kl
I'lua. th- patron.' my pi-tal»!i hm-ni mav rrct a.
fciir.d f'f p'ttin^ tw Mrlit-lc 'liau at th- hou
who l.uy "f t»»l «.r third hand-'.
all and exMnuii- tin si*'k ami have vtir4rdi r".
i ih| uiid ,«l i-fwiorv til wiinmit^l attd tbf work
^.i.iioiO -d tl lit Ik...! iuiti .^h.jf ivm|vriitin. No. ftS.
M.tm Mm t. A. IH KK.
^'i.'ii-t .0. HJ.I.-dlf
WOCLf)
F\
J. II. Wl.-TC'oTT.
L. J. Auams. Ag. nt.
AufjnMt 11, dAwly
wuTire.
I1AVK in -lore '1 lar^. irni.l-l.nr* marked "Tay
lor S. If nut called for within thirty
day- tti»y will Imj .-old lo j.av i-har({e^.
J. It. COPKU*.
Kctkuk, An ii.-t 11, 18ai. luid
St. Louis, Mo., faH Trade, 1855
BBSCi: hhittehokk, ,V.» 1„A.
i
i'."iiiinii w II in r. MOKE,)
1" RT!"I?
St
•a. a r. n. wurrmioHi: a. cm.
VI AM K\rrt JU.K- .m W|,„|..rB^ lH.,ieriS*)n
-'1 Hit'.-.' m|. iHt i«nl 1 'I,t•f-( }s,,. v?7 Main
slm*t, fir.-t door north ..f ih. liank »f Muloun.
I The aiilw. rilM*r» mtr. more call tin- alt» uti»n ©f
their frii-nd* and all wh'j arc in want of article* in
their lii,\ t» iht-ir Im^r. stork of t!(K*i'., manoiac
turod xpr«*»iilr for th W.-»i«-rn irad^. aud will re
wi'-kly, by Kxpto.i, »U
U
vw »iyl.s which an
j«*ar in tht* Km-iI' Iii uiaik?ta.
a v o u -i i i i i o o u a e a s a o t
lucwt of .Silk and Satin 15onn-t«.
i From our lonjf .-r jwri.-n.- in trad*, ftfttm f*mrt
I in this city.) we f.-.-l confid. I.', that th.-wltelion of
Ooud.- wo make, it *uit.-d n„t pariirnUtfly
to tin." inark. and wt n#|K^tfnlly »#)ir-it au n
aminatitiii nf nut »tivk. iiviu* d»ifrmin«-d to offer
mtdi induofiH, ntj a.- will wake it demraMt t» dt»
titisinvtii vnth u.-.
H. k R. WIu rTKMftKK k 00.
N. H-- TIih bigln st market pri«« paid, ir«il, for
Fur mlid Pellr,,*.
Wt. liotn-. Aii^imt 14, Ix.'i.i. dim
The University's Family Remedies.
I I» under lh.- S.-*l ,-»n.-i„n »nd Authority
I ii,. iin. r«ity of I- r. Mctn in. an,) popular
Kn.-»|. .l^'. bart.-rt-d by the Stan- of IVnitiyl\aa.a,
Ajwil 1M.», is.k'., with a capital «f jlOn.iHMi.'mainiv
for th.- purjH», of wrcdliug the «-vil* uf ff-piinou
and tVurlhU-M Nvclruniit al*., for fupplymg th^,
coBiiimniiy with reliable r. m.-«li».* wli. r- vera com
Of Out IMiymvian euiinol or will not I* ciiiplojed
j*hi# IiMtilution ha-i purchaiK-d from Ir. Joa* ft,
hi eelebrut. .1
ruwand s TON*rr MrxTritE.
Known for upward.- ..f iw.ntv fivc y.-m* a* tb«
oaly -ur. ai.-l -life cur.- for Fever uixl AtfUf, Ac
and hie 111. -Humble remedy fur Lkmci Cwuiplaint)-!
ikiaand ('.iUi|H»atwi Syrup of Rla.kh. rrv R«.»ot'
whieh highly appro*od and f«.|,u! ir r.-m.-d'i«w, t»
grth.-r with iIh." niverxit\ V H«inelv f.,rC.-mfUaint.
of lb. I.un-- the nivr-ity It- m.-h for l»y»|*p
nia or IndigeJlion the nt\ertily K, for
''oat'v'- IV.wcl* aliK., tlur ^rattv'» iymauMC m*y
he hael, at th- Branch Ii*pei»»arv. .rr Hlor.- ..f
cKINXEv A ii l'S KR, Kevksfe,
A«cnt 11. 1*0,. v
(OM.ITTua'K SALE.
itH
"f krntui, Lff ouuly. Stair uf lov*.
B\city
virtu, .if th- Charier anl 'rduianw* of fh«
»f hi -'ktik, I will offer at put.be .-al*,
nB-
lew th. umoiini of Ian and c*t hert-aitcr ".|^i6,-.l
i* pr. vio.i-ly paid) at the MnyotV ..ffiw, in ,aid citr
Keokuk, oil Saturday, the l»t day of h«fit«»|M.r',
A. 1». IHj.'i, t» tw^eii the honrp of a oVl'»ck A. .M
and o'clfx-k P. M. of »aid ii«v. ihf lou or parti of
lot* hereafter .k.cribrd, l.. pay ibf, cfn, ial lai and
«K!t let led «i»«l I*re.) a-a.n-l i-ueh lutt by tba
City Council of «aal city, for Me Adaminnr ut. Majn
ana fievond flKvl? in front of
Vi»
L-t.
llM.'k.
s
12
fit
f. Ttu'M,
X, A. Franklin, 12
Ka.-h-r P.-irr 10
Uuiili. M. H. Ml feet
front on Slain -t. by
liU f.-et d.-t p. c«»B|.
JIMI f:. from IAi at.,
latiknown, Ittf:. fnnit
on .Main cI. by 1 Mif•.
deep. com. 210 fwt
frota 1 Ot »t rrot, 11
tukno«it. lo «st on
Tax.
(VmI.
$1 10
I 10
1 IS
»1W4 10
114 70
in o
1 Uj IN 70 i 10
S3 9m i t#
9- 1 IK
1 10
U f,
MARTI.f,
Collector of iIn: Citj of Keekat,
dtd
tusuj-t peli, !«&».
Farmers lake Notice.
j) F-ICHhR has on hand and will furnuLto
^,u,,nermarra ertebrat«d Separator
tor itira.Hlitti. ,('i^^tiirig, Screpriliif arid Ba^iiit:
cram r-ady f,.r market. It wit! th-adi and rlear.
frotri to XOtt tiush.-l* per day, and lias taken
tba premium at th» Crystal Pal'ara, New York,
and at the State pairs of Marylatid, X'.rgmia, la
diaiia, Illiiu.iit, Dnler." will be thankfully
«eeen»dand uuucuai(m'ioaa wtlireeetve nrorap
!"!1ention.
1
Residence on Fulton St., between 2d and J.r.
.» i_ tlCHEA.
keokuk April in, i* ^. dtiw
ASH IRWIKgy BOI SE,
A
E I O
Imparter* aad Jtkktri ml
&
art hen
wart, China and O/atttcart,
No. 19f I'- arl Street, and No. 61 Chambers
1£W YORK,
say to .Vcrrhants and Dealers Mn
erally that, haviug estabitshed a CASH
Hut 4»: in this bfaiiih of thgy tally
convinced that they ran aell Caocatav etc., at
such price,
as
.11
pay
,he purchaser a fMl* prof-
it la iHatl. Expei njiire lias proved v^ry cou
clusiv«?ly to us that, ny adhering Mricflv to the
eaah KyMein, we can afford to sell from ten to
twenty per rent below the retrular credit trade
priced.
o this end we ask an examination of onr
atyle* and pricey li«t of which will be for
wanle.t by mail to anv party de-intig.
Ltrthenware, by the Invoice, cirizle package.
Very carelully repacked for tbt
COTNTaV TKAPI.
Ittly 27, 1835. dly
To Stone Qnrrienk
2i» *0gi blasting Powder.
10,000 feet Safety Fuse,
Received this day and for aale low by
August i.itli, 1K .'i. u2w
THK
July 13, 1*55. 4tf
M. RICE.
WEW ARRAWOBMEIIT.
suhd-'riher would inform Ihe citizens o
K"okuk ami vicinity lhat he has purchased
the atoek in trade of Ben. F. Dodaon, at No. 5,
Thud Street, wheie he has ®n band a (general
assortment of French and American Clatha
Casrimeres and Vesting!*, which he will make
up to order at the ahortest notice, and in a atyle
not to beaurpasaed. Also a good aasortment of
Summer Coats, Vasts, arid Shirts, always on
hand. JAM£6 M. TYLER
w, k. umeivili£, c. a, aaADrosn.
johnson supn.
Haw Orleans Frodaae aad Ctmialn
OOMERVILLI:, BRADFORD k, CO., G#nt
O ral Froduca Commission and Farwardmr
Merchants, New Orleans. Particular attantion
paid to the purchase aad aale of Wwtya pro,
duce. Also, to th« Receiving and Forwardiar
business generally. Ordera respectfully soltci
ted, No. 71 Tchoupitoulas street.
July 13,1855. dly
Wanted lMe4iately«
AN
active, energetic yomig tnan, to take
charge ot an Express Office in this city
One acquainted with the city preferred. Bwtaf
references required. Add rest
a GODFREY & SNOW,
Augnat 9, 18jd. dtf Qutncy, |!ftt»3is

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