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KEOKUK:
Tiil JiSDAY ,\f(tRMX,. SEPT. 27.
OFFICIAL PAPER OF THB CITY.
t^Th* pt^—Iing* ..f th „,!
of the Methodist Kpist ch-.:. v.
assembled hero yesterd.,
aome length iu another i ..n.
The Conference wet..
one. Mud nearly all the i- i'. v..-. -o t!
in attendance
anKemblage .'i' 'i i
^p-.'araace, and esir, ..
fo biHiness, and su o pr..i v.- i
and orderly decoruni in !»..• ..
his?im«*, as wi? ha\e I wit:, --i 1 -i
deliberative
legislative
!td
.till
murd.'S'is said to 1: o-- -m-t
county, on fc'riday \V k. Tne u...ru- i »u:tn
and bis •murde'-'-r v. ,:-i. r-. an 1
liv'^' s against him
the Illinois riv
i].er.i .- Ill ia.
Deuria-'s
n ii ii un.-.iti
biiru,t which had
i ii 1 eulogy of this
H,
un
that Doagla#
most unmercifulh.
i
lry to Tt e^nts a bqahel.
i
VAI.I.EV \vn .. J* touted fr-m
tl»t* ifSc.' fiery Wednesday. has an extensive and i:
er.using cmeila'toa thruigiioat the lc»Moin s Yu,
ley. well a* in the re.u «-f the State and flu-1 :.
td Slalee, and aa iiiuf inim of ad cert is i- i.-t
»urpu*»««l. Subscription prica $1,60 per moo:u. ,i
•dvauee.
and neve? witness
i]y, wliich used V
counted thf
ies.
Tli.«u.• j.. ,ii,, .s.ii. .s. .Li Uaiui!
for his p.Mition, and diseluu
with rnnch ability, kind feclinu
ne while tii lumbers of tii
shop to the in-'iu-'Tf)
1 brief, and i the
The uddre'« n! lh.
of th
point,
prwnse
eluding remarks, touched tho tend.-rest
chords of feeling and =-xe'.t- th holi.^t
nvmpa'ii- of humanity.
e iicvn f*dj and handsonieiy t-s
1 the simple pathos of his con-
The n I the lle\. M:. Sworm^tearl.
in expo-itinti the affahs of the Methodist
Book c.mi- ii. v. .1- a plain unvarnished
statin- nt of its tra.'...»c:io,i".. difficulties and
condition, and a telling a »1, bated upo
facts and figures, in fa^• 1 action of tin
right kind in it.- Vh: !f.
£^T Jaw. s (•'or-iou It nin iia- ,-ueil lid
trani P. Fry for libel. The trial was in pro
gress in New Yorjc at last -ftceouut", and tl.e
question uud«r e in«i.l"rfttion Ijy the Court
seemed to be, whether evidence of the noto
riously shameful character of the Sew York
Herald could be admitted in defence. What-
ever may be the dec^ton of the Court upon
that point, it will be out
prevent the introduction
to a suKcien:
of the jury.
1
K.atrat Ttlrrrapfelt Hurt.
Wo.n/s HOT.E, Sept. IN. Yesterday iin*
schooner Joseph Jamt-i, from tieorgetown,
H. laden with yellow pine lumber, wus
1
fh« y»U«rtv fever, and unahlo to novi^ato Uiej
N CSSCL.
about ?M*Ve«U'
!'i'pn tnk. i. -i
for.
The entire f. .. -i tie- troops numbered
1 t, under «en. Hai ti, v. Major Catlv com
utitrided the intumrx, and t'•»!. f'oo|r drri
go om' cumpany of n»ouut-.-d ml. n-r\
an i iatiany of artillery.
'l ie- l"at !e commenced earlv in the morn-
1...
irattnn
party. To.' \v
v. ith* thci i.
New li OKK
.f the ijil 'Stioil tt
•f
•h
th-
stimoiiv
verdict
ilt to uraiell.
th
It-is rath"r !a it
mmience 1 i'*• :i
his ''Life and Tiui
he may think it a
the proceeds of th.
eertifiliate of eh ,:-a
rv. \Ye n i'.-.i
f.
nneti to
bit
is has had
i'. o a iiid published,
•j eolation to invest
a:i'ii buying up a
from a court and jt:
th*» «}«eculatiou wi:
iiiett has ra id
paldishing the
°^,n
O 1,1111 i i
1 ilt if
for hit.i
at- to e.-.abii^h a good name"
in tk« community which has lionised and en
rk-hed him while bearing the univeraal repo
tfttiuH of ii.il bl.l'.'kgaa.d, -'.ili'h r- e
ard all !•-". 'tci'.-r. .him a- i' o
rr»M*^ Lor.- 'ho u.t
M. feio it i i '1 .. •*:, v! .i
llOUIl I .a i •--i 'o-
1
ton jail. la»« .. k. :-ina:i .--I
the murdt.'r. v( u 1»I-151 il I.,'!
v
.i t*-
!.a
trailing boat on tiic Ia.iM,- r.. •••-. a'-.m' a
mile below i i'a'.i t. Tii ou» .• p.t- ic.,r
are'tbflM given sii 'a:- 'i!"0 I.- 'te:
The deeeastHj, together with two .erman-.
had vkited the boat the dtiy before the a!
leged murder, and had probably slept nil
...
night a shovt distune" from the boat. The i though th
partner of the accused had left tho bout ear- '-'tcmeni,
jv in th? morning with his gun, in search of
C«me during, lit* absence the accused in-j fm
M~r. Breckd-dt, who resided m«ar
nil*, far iorii th*
b»*r.
men
ciu
i k II:
tP!'.v
l"c
8111,1
#«'ni*t«i t.iaf he is innocent of tin- cha»* 'e «avs diBtinct exploaionn tt) quick succession. The
on of the |)atchm»n was a short distance fi!l^
off. The ,J ased is said to have been an Ihe »en*atum was not tso distinctly lull in the
i n e n I i i y o n e o a s i o n o o e e o s i o n s
•f-i-orvaffa'r. TI
e
11
for of it- Magnus Apo
U«
Kioo au.l Nebraska and whiskey policy, is ev- °nlv been in operation sis
idently IPJRO'mtvd, and its account of the *VR
is -ummed upin a half A dozen lame
Thr Itiblsvs. -This popular 1 amilv gi..
th»ir #mM5 nd »ad but Concert thi- cveuing.
Krom the approbation th -y received last ev.
nin/r. we anticipate an overwhelinmg hou-c. weTgh? four
in st effectively hbowing uphii»sophi»try,and He had iil-o b.nrowed further eum« on thu' opinion
ridiculing IUK evasiuns and tergiverAatlons crHKl
of
0«pt. Slnilh nil h.nd. ,vitb '"P»' I.™
W|1 in thl4t
n'' fh*
Nk\V
oni'v Jslatiil,
evening 1 y fir-1
KUfitr,rh
h'U
and comfortably provided
24.
vtw entirely destroyed la^t
N'o ]n\rticularr» yet
Pf!.. 'J t. IVtMidnnt
I
I ...•
\t 1'
\-. .'I' Oil
:n or e ..
liar
ST. Loi
with
1:1 I Hill
I*'
his duti'
u i promp:
nfercn
,i the aid in
:i .11 tii.-
N.'»ti«imi
1
xcent.
Aceii mated 1 i\ .c.aii -i
iiiueh needed.
ept. 24.
great
on ihf
u 1 i!
fought desperately hut were routed. A ritti
niug li^ht then followed for some ten miles.
The Indians then made a stand and again,. ..
foujlil d.-.-perntrh but w,T„ n^ln: 1 0 1 i i o w i n u u o a
t-cn. Harney lost men .no and tie•
tamo number woundi-d
Th
IV rmiU.J, loaviii, NJ inm killml ami .V' ..f at mv von.li.ot: 1
i i i n i i i u e a I a v e e e n e a o n e a s u u e v
men and children prisoners, ihe inman nv
II kiih 1 :ilei th
v
indians concerned in this battle were
1 thp 1U:ni
immaud ami murdere
w.n "1 the in til v found
.i ii lu« I'll W illhlMlt Ih I
i!4.— Aii the eitv ollictuU i
indicted by the iJrand Jury, were arrested
to-day on bench warrants. The report that
w o police
justices had been indicted previous
ly, proves to be incorrect.
The Oceanic Home, which was burnt last
hy Judge Yanderbilt,
Most of the furni
itbout $3U.IHK»
1
a:n",(, w'lJ!l
C'
and kept br Mr. Hoger-.
ttJrtf
JJuUdin.'
f'.'ly insured.
The weekly statement of ihe \arioashanks,
exhibits a decrease of in loan^:
in specie ifcjOJWO in circalation
$4t.5otl in deposits.
The eitv oIfi'-:ni indicted by the tirand
Jury in this city Aldermen Mosher and
IL trick Coun -iitiin HCHIV. CO wr and
Wundell.
s .... H'-.'fic' and Wan lell are eii iir
iti ti ot the fin in- rommittee of their res
-iive hoard*. Th-y art
u n i 11 iu find ae. .'pting bribes
W
re all charged with
A. Stewart.
-a ur.|a\ lis
!o a'b-.y
w iw roto.
it. U®,! e
old.
1! v i .,\i
K -i:arl she.-!
W
I't.—It i
i.no a'.
it r. ha*
'tiniatial that
1 the new Masonic Hall
UHU during th former
t»een opcT
nuiking gi
th
explosion created eati-hl-raMe cx
owing to the fiioi that th-' mida on
U.1J
10
l»'V
men.
lft
formed a Mr. Breckddt, who resided UMir j" »umb r, viz: Two cylinder niills, cornin.
tile plaev, that he had discovered a dead i
n""
are wood rhopp* rs on
ltWt'destroying
number, viz: Two cylinder mills, corning would 1
»nd Pre^'
lh,\v
('!|'t"lnI-"1"'1'«
^'r' "»tuat«?d a few
The aeeuuedif about twen- I '^btg the mills to op-rate without attend- fe irs. Had the tire-ks -rter digestions^ or
that Vh -n he first discovered the dead body tryinendoiis -sufficiently great to *^0T»« KANSAS Om Monday
1,1
houc.
^:lr ^r,'att'r* The t.oneuee MilU wore owned
i bv A. J. Harlow & Co., the lii meonsistin" of
F«Wifora Messrs HarlowV Crombie and Farnhaw.
iu the
.1 prepare^ ior a ^jes^r^ i| .r]4Wt crombie and Farnhaut.—
1
UIOI1
^T**
lhe,
(*"5?" If th^rc is anv other place in this broad
1 And Insaides Keokuk, where potntoot sell for 'ut,'ntion to take the lirst steamer for
i i i i i Liverpool, on hu arrival at New York The
hftv to sistv eents a bushel, we have not sCv-n ,f
the paper*. in pursuit of hum—[Chimyu Pre*s.
The usual price of th iimt v vr from
». «r i v. vr i i ,i i ue hiiglish are easting shall
Mauii'to Mebniska, Keoknt: *xc pt«-d, i-from v-
a
H"
1
VrMr'
Na"mf
'hl'
tl'"
l- «l»o Hhiig guns w hi'-ij,
The Perry and Sonlr Quarrel.
Tht Sortlr Conxjiiracy to yet up a HW u ith
^iuin l+rptm by Perry. .—
lyU o?«t Jnchoroa- V,:« Kip, Wv iowt i e. the eoncpond,^ between ZtZiUng™
HBlii-nnpn. ami hrouKin iotn Kilpirtinvn.— V^
'V
,r
lurtinisi bnriril 111 aroniu^ wnerc liio pcuuU*! i*
K.. ....
•yuld never come to know or judge
1
i! r.'t.
1
11'
I
ut
la \e.irs
but against his policy and diplomacy I have
labored as 1 ought. It is true, my own
1U
if from ltMl
"!-V Pal"m!,u^
will of the Amcr'.-ati
••otiiributed anvtl it._.
1'
ig ou Wedne-'i
pt. -i.
11
"Ti..
I).
i i- in .r, h.. ,» -. »•-.
eipitii in nutritive \ulue
Hl
,ad
Mr. ft. was taken to rods apart, and heavy embankment-of earth key, or to ask the waiter to bring him "rib« 1 TP i
the pl.t-- w here the dead body was lying,T«»i*-!»d b^w.-^- 4hew-^r*s,-.pr«bahlv, fijar 4 ^*4^ with frbni to*h»tW:*,v utrvmg -i# I \V- V^m.^'tnrtVmjd ^'"k .H^tk^T*lma'*' and
tnnl rtfT. infm-Hosl tbattho a^riMaji^.jLLhy^. hiuijlred.kegs 'if powder ill the budd- the t»rejitdice we eat oysters, and a few oth--.| ai&u urikDiiha mid Plaid.i^b'ta b,
utMjw Kpakf n of Uofuro th* Ju?iiiiK»' *u,ie or Ah tlw iuoluso, and ^hmldrr ut tiir ui *ntiun oft -u AVo i *\V AiiU k CO.
ili.it. ibi.r i|.e -leeo,,..!.strike thi- d--! "aa'd
the suitpctrc wini put into f.imd. \\\.
with a large dub. The tuen who arc wit- i tne_e\Tti»dur» \\ith the charc.aTamTt»rtniMrone gusto, andTieiim e aTT otTier Tutigi to" he poin-TI-^- »»tbi» liae ut
i --0-
tv-ftve rears of age, .*av« he has a wife in during the night. About an hour after we,"e their dogs and do:ikev» more Buccu.i-nt iti"" wMti\v Attn* ro»*
•St. Lutiis, i a carpenter bv trade. He d« th- tudis they Uew up, making four tlnnoursl
f-"TkiSi
K- ah,,«
u
owing, doubtless, to the direction of the d:ffiuultv aro^c out of apolitical ditftiUMdion,. cj PHI Nil ('lllOKKN^ cain be liad ut
•h in St. Louis -corns wind, but to the eastward of the mills it \va.*r
thV
a
The National Intelligencer of the I8lh cootpl'o yrouhd-~ali their (amp Equip-
he onria's,onden* between
!1'
u 10,1
tt!i'
11 ilnvs Tht' irV-r 'u I nion'H official cxnlanntion of the ca„,£ of mlmn c„,,„y. I ho victory js ,o h,,r..«-h
rv, under date of May J'ith, stating that th
Presidwit had seen with surprise and regret V^,,
-Tiu* Oceanic House, ...» r,
Int.llijren^r. ucy
without a jirecvMlent and inimifeKtly
and tells Mir, Perry: "You eould
HMt unvoii^i'iou.s ut the ijiipi'iuirie
,• „.Hl to tak.% I
.' .msetiueno
.. 1 "ion of the l'i
I' Mircy, be hi
v. nionth«t on it.
i ... M. !. 1 1
ill
I. 1'' JW.ja»'0-ex 1,:
I I. .• iio: aud.-r
kt..-• :h!' 1 ,,
the President before th.
:is -. aruv
a they !i
meets, 1 SHV.
:i jiit to ad iro-
nay, more, sir, it wart my duly. 1
th.* rigor of official etiquette ought
sthem.''
for some months considered it remarkable
that hi' wa not removed, and tella Mr. Mar-
'•It IS true that oa t\t- never enCOOTHg I
1 jursi-., uud that, in the right eventJ
in- and lasted several hours. The Indians Hir'courU^n. 11'1*^
hnvo never honored me with a single line of
instructions, either officially or extra-official-
alone, to struggle against obstacles which
iiivn oug uriou# \. ought to have been insufi'erable for a Secrc- ...
Lc:rat
i(m: but I repeat,
fii|
oux, and the same who massacred Lieut. moV(l1 7rrtm
"ularitf
i .ve not known 'how to explain it otherwise i J'ul *'h
than bv the supposition that the Secretary of
State whatever might be the difficulties with W*
Frovmo
i -.i
11
I^rrv in r.T!v to Wttshington i «»u v.yvur,. eVrrohutined over ..Vit^.f
s
ti.
It ive Keen neglected it was then. Mv silence 'f0"-'1
I would have been a crime, if, bv mv silence, ?,ro\i
i a true knowledge of the facts should have re- V'"*
1 np' 1 nr^W^ZUr"''ThVT "X I
A tlrsi»i*rat* attack
8
of
which he W.W contending, WUK ia hin heart ,m^1_whid!.th,
satisfied with what I was doing."
In reply to the I'nion'n semi-official criti-
-rn of his course, Perry writes:
"I take occasion once ia.»re to say that I
n»ver, from the beginning to the end of my
course, received a word of
lelleouragement,
or 'support' from tha Honorable, the Secre
tary of Mate, nor from any mende of the
Government."
Mark this paragraph:
"Tho Cuban plantations, the Wealth, the
i a i i i n v i i n u s u i i n o
i--. and anlueneH set l»elore me as there-: .•
»nd the heart of a true American! 1 could
44"'si,,ruU' atla,"k UI°" tl".'
ir, noiwith-
8uaVivd ulso tho
u
i o
xarv oi jjfguuon: oui 1 repeat, uir, noiwun- i .. ,,
standing thi8.greatprude.ee on vour part,!
Jw
lu
,t
,«ie.i rv.-,-. „. SAI.T MINKS iv Lou k« C.u,UORVIA.-From W
ar(
K0"1
policy of peace and justicv with Spain is
planted, and will stand and will bear fruit
If 1 am not mistaken, such is already th
0'
a,,,n,
an
u 5a a
s exji'-eted grand ef- These mills have exploded four times iu the shivery man is out and ready for another
of slavery extea-! last eighteen months, and the new mills had Kansas is a hard road for fieeuoilers
f'alr waJ
mills had
week»—[UoeU«§-
K
HKAW FOROT-.RTR?
AT Sr. PACL.—The
1
:-t.per on our table u\o\vediv editvd by a
)d-thirstv ruffian, until we had the.SV/uaf
^tchj
firin, making the whole amount Tbif spirit will hi 'time provoke its own
Of money obtained by him between twelve corrective. If pro-slavery men rely ou #ueh All of which ihey
1 1
gentleman whose name he forged, ha* gone
fr7U.fou,",rr'
r,mt*
W
t,W
S.a,U"
b-ilies of from Kiii *,il but, thank iod, I ti 'lune had |.r, we learn that a cargo of »alt taken from ert e»«b prk«» will be )t.id by
of both to aceomjdi.sh wdiat it fell to th,. beds in Lower California, situated about
trt to do in the service of my eountrv. f}ie
Ia
eve that it is well done, and that the Sait (^uantin, had been received in San Fran
cisco. The bed, or lake, a* it i* termed,
from which the cargo of SHU wtw procured,
extend* ov..r tin nren of fiL.»o(: one mib- in
and if
the at"-:
the an i
iiC!? till. 11
i -r i-
i»r little, to tie
l'or 11 it fi'ill!!
i.' i.our 'if
ad a-'." i i
-11 V. 11' JI. a
a-, "i. public.
oi.| o,
i i a
li".' t'o i'. na\
.,d
to chicken, and
a r.
j.laced the donkev on a par with the ox^~Pxrk
thev oon*id«rnd the most indigestible of all intr. S»pr. 2»ith.
Ahybjuvldings tte^troved were four and fit onlv for artisan* a-nd athletes. It loars open at t, at S o'clock.
uld be difficult (sftvs the Leader) to pt-r
tde John Bull tu diuc oil' a sirloin of Jon-
.ut
ut O oVbiek. w hen tli workmen withdrew,. onous. Nor can famine itself ^displace our
|,27U
*e\ml tun distant.— miles'above M^hhon "fir' 1^ HAiV MAIFririAniL\u '-K»ervtUing'ia thh
From tin It-publican. J. A BRU*u.\vi.
lirrat Uttfflr with the Indians.
Eitikty to one hundred ktllril The Indian*
his removal. Mr. Slarcv writes to Mr. ]Vr. ^nke terror n.to the whn|, ,,f thr »uv- u,(ui, .,n .M. a.lay .lu I5.U d«y «f m-u.W,, A 1.
nri
h:m "(the President) and paMished in we are wiu.om o'-uu^ our own .enern fl|
s
,ys that this i '.K,t
Pv"l*r\'*8 i«tter on Snaninh r.ff iir« ttddresseti to V .. ," id n»'l amused l'i .•! fitv nuRfa ]ot*
vet, we are without d-tails, our own letter*
ha
iuiuK'diutely from the battlo frroiin-!
been rco.'lved in thi^ city, from wh.
gather some of the detail* of thehatti
i .rem* HI took place on the .uinm..
Sand Ililln. oil the North Fork of t!
The entire for of the I ni'eJ .Stati
•who participated in the engagement
it four hiiu ircvl andfiiii.t.1 lie ti. Mn ,.
was in imand of live Ciiainnnies
v 11! 11111:
The uh"
i Harm--..
ouunenced
^uvei'iv
1 Cook's cointti .TV I pL-sc.'them
d:-:ai ia advance of the lu
an i a- .-.'in? down wirli full tim
1 ue vu if. .. Thin movement wasH Ti
dully performed about three o'ebxk in
th" i^«'try,
dv aIui
circumstances. and of
litre oia-t- if
1: li-
thu Ji'Xi.
i. i:ns pa- i.
'"he cmntu.-ri
tnarl, simp..a*
p. i'iiaps so, at
is ve trn brt e.
'••ii- i
(.rattiS suii i-i I) tlie
Riley Family,
VMXi: I.-TLI' t.l, .! i
ir r*
\.
w
Ataii-von, In
u n o w i e k n i v e s w e e u s e e v 1 e
8
toiler. Both parties were badly cut, rp. i ,i. it'P.NMiYMTx'VAli^VUS."-^ iimuT-
happy to state that th..- free.-o.ilcr A .Jiatrdy. at No
to
"peg out," while the pro- Journeymen tailors. None other, n., Ma |X-
"tiit." Kansas is u hard road for free«oilcrs KOTIfS TO BMLOKUK
to travel.—-ISquatter Sovereign. s b*\in.L and wai ^eKs.d..tl rt»ck of Painu, Oil«,
....
i here never yet, in our recollection, was a )v j.
ruffian
and fifteen thousand dollars, anil with his support, we may tremble for the cause. The house in the city. f-.r audi. T,'?.rcc°i'
wife had fled eastward. It vnii supposed to sooner «uch men are thrust down loth ir Give u-a call. M0.'»RB A H00P1&. Bl2'k KHk Pmt^d/iuid
I*
jiltiee the betn-r for the catite
)ai.» Inrr-iligeneer.
At a*late term of the county court in
Pe.TV eounty, Ind., there were twenty-twn Fr.nge, Moire Antiqne, Watered lUbh.^, Color, and
i O u v i o i i S i i i i v i s
rtmoit slireelci't through nnd weighing about \v re grunted. Th* Louisville limes savs ="inv in bright color* f®r ehUdrcn's dres.se-. it neee^-ary to go South, ofhnt his farm f«».
*',,unt"v ,l!wt
will weigh lif.\ tons eaell. They ro-. io applications ta the county eourt for di* I i '{ui.'"1*
.juire *2i pouiiJji uj jmadtr toa oliarge, and vumn. I Uvv—--
will throw owe of tlu »wiaeBsetmlli of tt ton I "The silken tie that Hinds*' muni be Dart I'l V1' •N0KH,u0iJ
cotton in Indiana,
i vwr»
aptvrfd—Amencan Main and Johnom, K.-okuk, Iowa. sep
'Utilised his advont in- i
''. 1i«n, llurnev Ikih Hiciialixod tii
of the most gal- Ti*
iiy «.•
of
I lant and complete victories ever
OM
ajrt* tnmss oo-cupvin^ that .nootiun of is., twwn
vouiitrv. Still mere in.iv bo hard tiirhti njr to I P.M.. vt «»id day.tb* U
i« |mrt» »f l»t^Here-
V«*co n« to hnnil. But oth^r letter.,
'••(ui iS lio™*!1*
b-ir
'.''ft cnk' i.
'!m-k
Icith'trii V,
f'* ai:h.
in the inoi-n
fien. liarne,
B!!'t
w!H'
iiiortung. The engagement wo: then FIX-5 Htoek «f Puck-
f. 20
brought on by the Infantry, who attacked and
tvtion of Col
journe rea-
wlioat
th" Imha,1,s
th,?
Wi
n:
^''r
Thev soon
Mr. Perrv, in comtladina, said that he had thein, and a running fight followed for /\_ },jc «-ar«. all wan-anted and at rnannfM--
«ome ten miles. At apoiut of rocks, a por- tuut's pri«-at
tion of the Judmn* are «aid to have made a
stand, and to have fought with great desper
ation. But they were completely routed—
having seventy or eighty men killed, and fif
ty women and children taken prisoners
^fir camp plun
women, it is «9id, fought furiotwlv.
»n the patt of Jen. Harney's force, five or
M.X were krllod, and as many wounded. No
officers were among the killed.
The Indians who were concerned in this
Wl'r".lth"
th« S!"u«
tUnt re
WtlN 0 H{riki that
Laramie, and the murder of the nrul party
lVt
Matw
1
w.inl of ,.,v a.lhrMm. t„ the plot of f''„ ii ''"'j.'1"'"- th. in ,ij,
ll«« U«l. .lid ho M. »ho «a It mmnr*.
forgive him personally for li'.s ignorance, I -'ll
der a large amount of dried buflalo meat, ''b'K.'iOS t'Siu^h t« supply tli« market, «f uv. rv
their lodges and fiftv horses The Indian I V
V]
15rul? S,0ux
1
".,f
the Platte
*hu were concerned the lua^a-
ore of of Iacut. (.ratten s command, near Bt.
/^quontlv dehed the I mled
V '"T "W"
to™tl
.Wll,h
Aluo,1«1
!e
h*«\*T blll»
V.,h,Mi.
The letters sp-»k of the engagement a| 'Wnii* gM.*!*. at pr.
Terv gallant and well conducted a flair, a» it
un iouhtedly was, to be nucecdsful iu killing "-udl.-*- variety
8o many of the enemy, and the capture of
4.
,WJ-
\mnri -m' 1 e ul 1 loree* under his command, ready to meet
ai,.v
California paper* received by the last steam- and all kind* of grain and f-r wnieti theb
i!,.^ jn the interior, west from Point
mile in
:r itteh'
i
i'.
an i:
th
ti.:, .i
I \l \[...
i in ihr N v
ior the f.
ronle.
nuitted to
btiH been retain
1 "Ted murderer^
ork
Wi- Th. St. i'a-il ...f
e/t tne
l»oiOO.
It. 1.
•V. 1
prut
V
..-mar Vii.liu't-t in iht- I*.
Ti.is talontoil fninilv wi
xem
:t
at CjUt rt U
.-..p2a
Adini.-sioii iO
ail Wcdnwday even-
A
inu-.hro iiis aui trutHy with 1~\KFSS TlUMMIN»a.—Th La n. s can be auil«a
WCbtIU'AK1) ACQS.
t.*antifiil Seoteh au«l T&r.an
variety can 'inid at
v
.*,??.?:
|OOL DMi\INLs.-—L\er^ variety ot plwu and
oo1
at^^
n,, can U bad at the low«-t f.ru'r., at
i
Combatant* being a pro-slavery man and ,,.-p27 Id UNA IXjI»SON'f».
2 7 w W O O W A U A O O S
M-
SB,'r*
I I .« I* JiAKliK :inil Uh!) fbid.-(l ^t'.MU ul RAM I. OIIH
Ml'ULpKHJ*.
i .X iino.-li, Ar., Ac., on ia.l and for sale
HlKJl
.i
u
ii,„gei,u, Main St., below
Third, consisting in part of
White ad, pure A No. 1.
Raow white Zinc, very superior,
Zinc dryer,
lorn in great variety, kith diy and in oil, put up
i n 1, 2, 4, and 10 ib can».
('..pal Yarnish,
.'upau do
Whit.- do
ather do
ur-.m.
nna
I Cof.'J.0,
ith their carna-, were llCI marriage iieetMen ianu«d. and some o»tfcl.s—Ju»t received a Miiall lot of ^,^,,,..1 |-(U!
Ulaw of best brand* aad various sitea, .u ,.,
w:n
««U chtapor than any other'
September 3, 1H5/).—d
t'ard to tbe (.adieu*
"VTOW ready for the s-'asin large st.vk of Trim
i^l sii'ii..' G.MHN in Vclve?—Plain Rtid Shaded Col
an 1 Black of alt widths Plush Shaded, Mow
Y v.
lK
FOfffR-
1
vm,V"n
JAMICM WATT#
A'VD WATT.
I'KALKR^ in B. st hr»nd« .f
liiirf mill lni[Krt ti film ii»
b't»eci)
253iod.
.. Kale.
»trgwua iomice mm import. r« ui
vmDVk \\\i
Sub. Third street.
Collector'*
CITY
ov K»:««ki k. I., i-oumv, nf Inwn.
v'rtn
»1 Ih. «•'hartfr and uriiinnn,.•«•nfUiecittr
,ly ,wi,M -t M«y«r^ ffRc, i^nid ,i.y ,!f K,-
thv
^n"j'..ti.lv"^,."hdu ^'"9 «fe» d^rihed to ,,«y the ,ci«l t»\ tiiwl eosts levi-
liug th
*\w of 9 clock, A. m. tinu 5 o
Bti !'Kk thirteen (K) in
1 10
!i'
MARI
r:
1 tic ':y K ^"i..
G. M. HUSTON,
•".ale Denier
in
MOTION*
MA..-
and
taiKV Dry (OOILI,
1, Kp.!. k. I :W,i.
:k 11
.: k.
i'K»-si "lid a««orU',I ei. 1
k in jmrchiux Uire
1: .V-M, lllMl Wf
jr caab or 10 poi
••r 'i'. i- western m*t-
|ai
i —A «rjj
Milt ', u' *ep20
V11KA
lhrMl"
"h
f"r thl' av.
and commenced a
n» befiirt lejyiiigi l»t
tr-uble tuisbow tbem
K of iJuef. (TI.N and
JilSTUN'S.
utlt-ry fur t«»ilow at
Hl'STON'K.
VY nt'ick rf Cap. Letter, l»di. Bath llath
-at, Fancy mid Comtie rciat Not* 1'n^ r. Plain
haS'
W hlt
ep20 IlfSTOXfs.
i ntra) amirtmvnt of Uerman i.ilv. i and dou
all warranted and at manttfa
j.20 111 sTuN's.
N «xt«U"ivr i«tock «.f Whijw and La.*h-* a: loau-
Hfa^turerV priew at rep21 1H"TON'S.
larj^ivi and Ust a.surtfd »iock «f Kiul»roide
1 ry in tiif i tiy at s. p'il Hi .SToN'ii.
rpilK a-»orluictit ul l'olibous CM off. ri?d in
A the nuirkf'. at »ip2l Ht'SloN'S.
4if
VLAU(
4 K aild fli e il)t of Kl(i U
LAIt*K
CJ
warrant**
urf
.Tox,g
j1)V
and fijie lot of Ivul Ukve» {if i»\e
prml.-, at. «|i2l Hl'S'lOX'S.
t'iLD and eomnwn Jewelry, and Wold and *ilv«-r
wati-lie*. at s»-p2l III'STOX'S.
\'KK V variety .f k mhL eompriinsl in tiej Notinti
uiid Fawvy t»o«kU liaeat llustan'»at pre-, fj»*t
:!,!eit tail I., oiiiii o purt-i.a,^} and h-iu-ti! the buj»
r. Call at No. '.'4. and .•noriim fr ynur'tli m.
F1NK Kotrgv Prtal.lv Tp .i ^al.-. cieiuirt
=•.121 G. M. HlhsTOX.
Nf. 94, Alain »tteet.
ilaston'« will l-und the largest j«i Iri4i
1/in.te., Liw- Ktl^iugn, an i y v»tictjr of
that cai.
n»*rW.
t.
1..-
M:W UOODH A*D Guoci:ITII:s.
111K puldic will take iiuticc that 1 lia^c received
an iiiuri.'ii-c- «to-k uf Dry litKxin, ltHt« and
Sluwis, nnd liroctric#, at my old stand on Main •(.,
ucar Fuurtk
I ai-.n.l t» nim.-uiar an™ti..n l, iK nm.
i. .tor
nt nn
iBt- to give *a'i-fart ion to all
B. A. WILLIAMS.
nab..
j,22
^l.V?b paid t»r all country pr.slu.-e, »t th old
*?p22 B. A. WILLIAMS.
0,'HH) bc-tu-U Tuoolby S'"d
lO.OMtl do Flw* Swd.
AIEf
,„(TO,
w
wp22 1!. \V?U.'WIS.
iLAN rA"E\SKAPKR.-'a-..I I -ut: •.
pa for all kin 1« of goods to
I i*w 15. A. V. !L!.I A.\i
Dry Ueo4«.
t- i liiii.'e ori
"N
U
rt-c.
w
.1 i I. ii
1*1.1,1 i
li I e
I. u
A
T:
tin
Old hat.- re-ir..iifd and made to look nearly v good
n* new. h. p'21
^T rtheldoa's you will find a complete etock of i
Coiii^ioc k Bros
QUINCY STCV
CHUAPRR THAN KTGt. I
1 A I *T, KEUKI K,
AT 8"
lEALKKS
I ia Plate,
Sh ••!. Imii.
Tin, HoHoyt
K^ttlec.
Frying l' :r
i^)n
'IV' f'iU'f. Tola! Jb.v- 'J':
M.'. 14, 1 .'•'•,
Mitfsiss'ppt
A. .! A M'
11-
ha-
•V 1
leqtn
t.u lUi-m,
r. :it tbi#
,,f «Wi
.}.
,1. 1). MINI li lii
REMOVAL
•*8ALL r.'Wova Hat*
(nnii s4, Maui
1
tb oil J. ML iliitk
a'jS'
an iu»d iu.rl -tiect, wii,-i- 1 t.iall W re-
let'tio! af their ctl, »nd ltopie^ nojiiiii.ti.uic.' "f tie* 1 cbait tares and l#rawaii^« c-.p l«uid,-. ap.-# uud pi»--
»n and exauiiue prices and ijualiti.-s. t'. nu ..maeotue
all. A. C. Ml LI.IK »N.
At the N.w \..rk llut Kaip.i non. Main at reel,
cirut..r third stru t. Sept. 11, tli«
•IA1! HATH! IIAill
LL Style i Now reaiiv a? the New
V ork llaf Emporium, eorner .T Miun and
ots. »op2l A. C. llKblMLS'.
gentbiiicn wTiTpIeaft "take" iiou«-?""fIiat liie
j\. Ntw York lla Su,re, ba Is-cn removed toT.I,
Main street, MX-ond door from Third, whore they will
b« able lo g.t a- fine an fashionable a hat, an ia
Broadway, N«w York.
aiways work for th-i intvr. of my rinu.iiiera and i turi*.-' of tbe cit-k «r dfeesjs.'-d t»k«n at »hort Dolicc.
k.-- on band it complete Jt.ek of G.»M1-S t. ruit all I piciur. nut up in evtry v ariely of *tvU. rtgardl^f
pwoiw in rv.|«iud to ityle and quality. Plea drop
hat-, eip, umbrella*, canes, travelling baga. Vn^r V ^V'Wt
ebkHrou'rf (uney LU(H utirlcups fancy fur* i
rwiin? hat.-, and it, ntfl' gftWit*is gwu' far- A u^ali in
lii-liing good,, collars, cravatf Ac I
Third Street, two first rate i f«»rget the pia«e( 76, .Main »tr«*t. »«-vund dwr Ir^iB i 'f""'* lfgp va
Tfciid. M'P'JL riety of 1'apu Maehie, KUS^UTN and LUUM»]»
J. W. JOHSSTO,
T" TNTKfRT A KKll, Comer of Johnson nnd,
U Third Sti.s-t.
t'arrit.» on th• business rf I'ndotnkii.g in nil t
biniieh.'s. lit- hiw recntly made ext-n.-i-, aduii.ivtu
to his stock and perfected his nrraug. uiuntM in every
depi.rtm nt.
PATKNT METALLIC BVItlAL CASES,
iinp'rvii.un to air and indestructible, highly orna
mented and invaluable for th.1 preservation of the
d--ad, as well as coffins of every rtvle and tinish fur
nish. to order,
Ib^hrve* and earring".* furnished, and the entire ar-
various mei K-^knk, April U, 18 .5. dy pared to g. up miniatures which, for faithfuliie« ot
lf1Mlld Bl
k,,r,,0ILJ:
I a w w a
two
lar,,l
'iu
V",'^
lh*' pu«uty»iu T.W*'
Um:'
,w
u,srkel1' aMS?
xpressly for Fiiycieiiui-, for t-ale l.v atu«K grasa and grata. tory
MOt^KK it Hyjl'liK
ffp21 dAwtf
.il :i |'Ulil.»il
i I li Ml-
V. lit.:,
*r atui ZUK*,
I tt!*l I!
lH»f» uixl --H
li
li:. i. /,.
at
'1 (H'K
yCHia .V* t.
Uh.
n.i
Si) scoi iuci on fifth
v
lank- ti .1 jip ar a,° u
il. ini nV «pjari!. m
tt'wl wooitll #i»SWi(!,
«. rie" ti
carta ins. A«\
ill
Ail tidi *li V«« i(
ftp lSt'an
L^'l'. .-ALK.—Thr.
JL Ap .iy iman-di
pl^lw
,-i„„Ovt-r P'*! »(!irc.
!ij-.e,«t*{fe to
1 1
l-alu
i
plain
vtlpdjfv
N. ."
i. Ii
LLoVJi I). SIMPS''N.
DDi:iJL A~3WiiTI.r%«
ACTI'K i \\i. |.
Hoots and Shoes,
'on-iaiit ARRIVAL OTU OF KAHTORN H««LC
i :'j"n it.- tli" finaiiu )ar/f»: utr fT»red
in K.okuk. Hey art ?Jtt l.al w th »]»*. irvt retereuce
lu tii.: wants iIh retail tr.ni.', and «:1! e»mprtt«
Very variety iinajfiiiabtc. *lh« iiric. will i« rath
aj will miiMii. .- vvcry one tliat w.- hav.- fully ailopt
flip motto 'if ••yau-k Salrs and Sumll Profit*."
i H. The nuuiiut-r 0^1* now on hand trill t*
iClosedIi.HootroST.
out AT
To th
ami Shoe Manufactory.
balt«a
Would t:,y. lutlju and "'ii
*iyl"* t.f vr, lluskiii*, and Slifw. tie
fin«*l lualertaJH. te.w maioifiK!tur«^l at our i MaMuii
mtaii. whi«h in jnant of i|U:,iity and iluiuliuity
mil wuir.tnt t» t"|uai
HV,\
in the wot.
li. ntlvtuen will find it to tl»« ir int. ct to -all m..l
rxauim ur «to« k «1 «-«.•: made work, -I wlttLk
un auijilf .jUiniity mi] always kipton hand, and
xw.. u.-K- only th,- but tiiaivtialc. and employ IMJU«
tu' 'I:c l» *t w uktu. n. th v may a.«rurid ot a
gvx"! artklo. guaritfiucJ i tit ia all
N R. All articps i .. owa. ataaalarturv war
rant. 1.
Sign of the Sh
Mtd I'bird Mrcet*.
August "1. IS'i,"...—dAw
oa mr
and
K
beat in any
a.*p20
Silk ami L:ncn i'uoket liand
ru\ nt.s ut ». p20 111.-TON'rs.
lie and lTt'«a
111 1U.\'S
and
Till!i
*t an»urtiu. ni Lact: V
1 I ttllll at PI pl'i)
their women and children
This war will not end here. The Indians
will not be satisfied with a single engagement,
though the result has been most disastrous to
them. It is not probable that they will again
risk a general engagement, but their policy
will be to annoy and harra.ss our troops by I Fbutilir* vran !n*r groceries can have tbc-tn put up
distant and intceessihle at Keukuk wh"lesti!e price*.
iliag, Ham
Ii. J\»-.ikuK, It. lK-uioi»M I
and Mimn-«.r*:i U.ul H-ad''o., V
hL.'okuk 11 Mi Auguit. lsii.
sr-K KHOLMiUS -You arc tfi
Xj.iTirK TO sr-K'Kllou»i:ns -You arc Hereby
i Uot!fi.,d tlia! tlit net'oiri Ifgular Call of t«u |k.
ci-nt. on til., eapital #!.- k «.f tfcn Kt-ukuk, Fs.
ui.en.-!. at.d -MII.II '.:B Kail Koud otnpany l.a« thu
di*#v u -n matte by tbv liuard of i»iri«-'.,r,, ou\ hMi
on Monday ilit 1st .lav of t.. \Vni. V.
Graham, Irewur. r, at th* Rail Kuad Offir. .|, Ke
okuk.
ity t.rd.,r ill ti.e Hoard.
iin.u r. &£iii I'r.-n't.
C. I'. s.
{Diej«*tci. and 1 1» *rr. t» S'a'e?man P' pv.l
RI.AtKKniTIII^.
Tl^IbLI AM
4•
AH AM. on Third, Iv tw. «it J.'ltB-
Hon nnd K\-hariyi Street*, at tb' Brick Slwrti,
would II.f..rin lh» pub.JF that he i* pr.-par^d to
all kifctlc vf lli-i. kAMlTBlVi. iit a Ht*l, durab:..-, mi
cheap mann r.
liOUS-K SH'JKINa,
Bring on your iani«- hor^e and havt
rijjbt. From
1.1*1" it of h*' but o
cauuot be -»'. i i
parucalarly ••:•..
lie alfO nil.'. 1.,
braui-b^?.
i iW
i: th'»
ut U»
lie
.1 r«rtistaii!
®ti!l«rr*
Valley ar^cneft,
ki okult, lot* at-
plajBtiof-
"»r. i tic-.f catir wr*t
ttl» I'.Olff dP.-ITT Rn
UlLMLLLi. JliL'l \,
Kk)lifht Dagar i a II Mi Irf r«
IW in K J-L.
t- igii.'i i a r.-
i o i I I
bab.-.air- "t Keokti
and uHia .. t!.a' t..r»
pr. pur.i.l i*k« lik -n*-!"*! of all who may gjv«
v*' i bofl ewll. »n tl- ia.**! iK-rf^jt m&umr. h«Vug a
J* 8®* lBijr-' Skvlig'rt, otsly light, bv which a bluo c^e
tmu
i :i airgf aiwi uompletj' sa^k of liitraboVtf good* I light* tr lat'u.-rr.o'vp!iig nlsr,, having all
ia.. 'I au nio»i ta-ln 'liable styles,
txj,ori.
i.i. iu! f-r lue lib rul pat ona^=-thu-farli-'st'.w-( y(Uwjj y,,^ iastidiua*. Pic-
of Ua.
jK, triad.- to l«.»k natural, and far superior to all
a. .. in the nri of o s.-i v. ye*r*. tic flattcM
„,.%ttier, and s»t»»iact«« ia all cMe* guaran
jJuii" 22, 1«55.-•-d'f
TMi: LOVintVS HUl.ll.uqn.
Go jcurcii the Indie-' »a».' foi |m arkl,
To d«H,k vour high-born m«.d. n
Or a Gokolidit' d'amond *and»,
\S' 11ii pr..-. i.ii- a.-in-- jud'.'u.
Go ga'tier l./rih and Frank.iusvu?e
And iwet -Arabian i }aerw{
And elttitcr round vour -Ounjrt'a dttlifbt"
L»Vc'« Wi bleat '.1-.-V ices—
I'M give to her whom I adore,
By far an otf'riiig rii-ber—
Mv f^ee, alt diesf. in luenr't
lln Bu ell's fa:r Skylight Pictnre.
V
No tronblr to aliow giKidsi to peivon iu wnat pa^ueri^oiype '-rooil
the aUm artie.lw. •'reived lhn« di
Plena- eail in and examine fall style*. Dm»*I Irwmthc man-
Beta t. Oalb-rv, Hf Main fitlMt.
ription ..f
1 Case#, of all sites and s' v 11-, whuh *111 K- sold
cheaper than ever before otleri in this market,
either to Artiato or titi*i with life-like miniature*,
i (.'all ami r-o them »t tho Sky-Light lloom*,
Main Street.
August Ifi, ltk"5.
i Imeraon'w Sidfl.ifht and k -I
aglit
011
\'.l Kltp.i: GALLLP.V.—
d\ inf ent i-rtl i n to HI
a it li ge-
raiig.-iueiit- tji-'funeral attended to when required, fair, recent ly held in New York City. I am now pre-
lUiriiti. with the pat.-ntce «.t th.:
justly eel. braletl itnitatlon Papier4
Mac-be FraiU"*, to whirli have been
i award'-d the firni premiums of several of the Eastern
W(
ilprovcdTandTa'afinV^iai^of ^ti«mrC"iriU '«P 2&.
Sta'e Fairs and aluo a gold im-dal at the World's
,. ... ... ....
Ple»se Inform tbe Ladle* ••^ecunou. beauty nnd ri( hneim o| ton-, the durahili
receiv tli. largest .«t ek of ty and finish of workmanship, challenges the admi
Protu 5 cent* to $7,00 Maltvue, ration of th.-lov h. b.autil u 1 in nature and art,
Blx'k Kilk Brttwel* and real thread Laee Lace, Jac- and causef him to exclaim aloud—"Third atreet
onett and Pwi*. C.d'ars CoraoU, Itibltonn,Moire An- the place to life like miniature* tak n." A» I
tique and l'.ii.bon Trimniings, Ac.. Ae. am the inly Artist .f whom sueh franie- run b. pur-
It. 1). WOODWARD CO. ebaiied, I would n*pce.fully «diett all Western
Aug. 18, 865.—rlAw itt- to an inspection of tne Jam?.
i'tkrm tor Sale. i
1
ft!"'{nv{tn
.^.(,rn ceimay. LMl'lt^GS' '\rt
i... fro,n the Missi-s-ippi river, I'airtauk'i draleii.'
»n the Muntro letto.u. and is a«v.»unted »ue vf the are ll»e inl- agents in Ke/kuk -r tbe ta]«
""'bomven. J* the al.o' iebiated n-alee, and win her#-,
tory priwu.
1
Atttti-'.eii •uaaat
to furnwhth.m at FairUak
J. FTl'ART. ft.pt,mljer lit, Baldwln. evaxsacv.

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