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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-02-08

=. DrslNG :. II. oLAYPoolE
Az. DEMING CO..
Successors 10 q 6ranviile b. Smith CO..
ID DAAkEIS and dealers III Exchange, keokuk, To-
JSight cheeks All the principal cities constant
ly for sale 10 sums 10 suit.
Collections on this city remited for promptly At
current rates ol Exchange.
We viii buy and sell al kind of Gold, Specie,
and uncurreut Bank Notes, at best rates
Interest allowed special deposits
REFERENCES
Cash. Am. Exchange Bank, New York.
Messrs. l.. W Clark, Dodge Co. "
Lucas Simonds, ~. Louis.
l.. " Clark Bros. i"
." y. Corwtth Co., saiena.
May 2l, 1855.
ENGHANGE AND BANKING HOUSE
ar GEO. G. ANDERSON, on Third, between Main
Oand johnson streets, heokuk, Iowa. Collections
on this city remitted promptly, at current rate of
Exchange
xx.- Interest on deposits when specially agreed
Refer to f. W Clark 4 Bros, pontar.
JOIN join j Anderson & Co., ct LOUIS.
Il. ". clark, Dodge Co.. New York City.
Il. Office hours from A. NJ to 7. NJ
July IA, lS55.-dtf
Banking House OF Gbas. Parsons.
Cor ef Main and 2d sts kEORUk, IOWA.
StIGiIT Exchange on the East ard South bought
- aud stJia European Exchange for remittance TO
any part Of Europe for sale Interest allowed on
/ deposits per agreement,
Refer 70 Lucas & Smouds, st. Louis, Mo.
J. a Beno.st CO.. do
Atlantic Bank, Boston.
Duncan, Sherman Co, New York,
Drexel 4 Co., Philadelphia, Pa.
Union Bank Baltimore, Md.
Commercial Bank, Cincinnati, Q.
Price, Converse Co., New Orleans, La.
Sept. ls15.-dly
r. ". Alexander Co.,
L'ORW ARl'lNG and Commission Merchants ;
L Freight AZ ents for New ork Rail Road and
Fulton Lake f.A Liue. Erie Canal and Lakes,
I70 south Wafer 'reet, Central " harf Chicago, Ill.
Liberal cash adral shipments of Produce
or Merchandize for =. 4e in ti,is market, or ship
ment 70 friends cast.
Refer u ". l.. Ewing a Co., St, Louis, Mo-; $.
W. b. Tbayer. Quincy hi Green & Stone, Masca
tine, Iowa B. II CampbeI :" CO.. Galena; Ill =
II Langley CO.. Rock IslA nd. III. Baraiey
Thompson 4 Co., Davenport II. l. roster Bearas
town, ~; Hon A. staTne, sprl. nsnsia, i'r ~
u Ii Reed, DaIcsburg, IN; W ,. oli!hhn, NeN
York Fassit Co.. Philadelphia, Pa. n. UliOert
Cashier Commercial Bank. Chicago.
Mark packages Of L. W A. & Co.
July l., lS5J.--d&wIy
Neal Abbot q Co.'s Time Express
DROPRIEf0RS, Neal, Abbol 4 Co, 50 Broad ; :
i \. y, Williams, Tanner & Co, Buffalo. Shin
daily BY People Line Of Steamers, foot Courtlandt
street.
For bills Lading, apply to
, pa 3. ieSG. hto"s.' a Co. s. Brad :, Ny.
ID blo"ht' % 1J oh1 St-t&S. J
Virgil Hillyer.
Mark PACKAGE Neal, Abbot d CT Is Express
July 27, Is5J.--dd w6m
1850. Iso5.
Merchants, Wesrer Line.
MEAL ABBOT i CO, New York, WILLIAMS
y TANNER Co.. Buffalo Prop .iotors. Ship Ia Il,
from Pier 2, ha4t River, New i ork
All cargoes fu.ly insured % ufaio
~ transhipment between New York and Buffalo
For freight apply 10
Neal, Abbot & &C
= u. Brooke, s. Broad &, X y
Virgil Htllyer.
Mark packages, IN. W. Line"
Jolw ICI5--d Sufn
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A Rare Chance for GOOD Bargains.
> = or 81 fsct on Main street; desirabe building
~ lots IN the city of heokak al-a fa ,aie, ..
exchange for "eston property, good Mil pTopest
II ohlV; so cnoice land in Indiana several lot
~ the lown Of Naperville, county seat Of Du Paga
comfy H.; so acres Of choice land the county
seat Of Monroe county, Iowa, with fruit trees, etc.
Inquire Of MckENNY i RUNNER.
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(NORNEk Sixth and Ridge streets am prepared
~ TO manufacture Boilers, Tanks Iron Boats Lard
or Soap Kettles, Gas Holders or ANYTHING else con-
nected with my business, and to send eompeten
workmen 70 any part of the country ia do repairs
ED. WELCHMAN.
Keoknk Iowa, Sept. u dAwIp
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DAVIES HART.

NHOLESALE Dealers IN Boots and Shoes No.
w lis, Main Street, keokuk, Iowa.
Having located in this city We would respectfully
inform the merchants Of the Interior that we have
engaged in the above business having all the facil
iues tor purchasing stock directly of the manu-
faeturers at the lowest figures. Il il our object and
determrNtion 10 build up Large and permanent
trade by Meping on hand large and well assorted
stock making our prices low that can be less
and terms ana discounts as / beral as any other
house
Please call and examine our stock. seplSd W
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Excelsior Boot Shoe Manufactory
THE LATEST FRENCH AND AMERICAN FASHIONS.
\. II. HARRIS 4 CO.,

X. II. HAKKI< a CO.,
HAVING just opened shop, in their old t.
L business, on Third street between Main
and johnson, keokuk, Iowa respectfully ~
announce that they are prepared to manu-
iactnre the neatest and fas honable Boots and
Shoes that can be got up.
Det9mined not TO be excelled bv anv manufae-
turers IN the West they solicit share of public pat
ronage.
As We purchase direct from the importers, sur
stock is always of the latest fashion and best quail
ty and NJ the lowest figures.
As We keep no Eastern sep work on hand, we
warrant all Our ready made Boots and Shoes of the
same character hose made to order
Gail and leave your orders for Il good fit. War
ranted to suit IN every particular.
IT, Repairing in the ntaiest and most substan-
tia manner done short notice
j. T. HARRIS CO.
july q 1S55 dv
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J. w. Scroggs'
LUMBER YARD. kEOKVgK.

ON Concert Street, between 4th and 5th Street
onorth Of Main street. large assortment ,
Lumber and Shingles, of best quality, always c
hand. dawly
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CHARLTON, ,.................LU LUCAS C0 IOWA
ID X ST JOHN begs leays % inform his old
ID. friends and the travelling pubic generally
that he has removed from Libertyyile IL Charlton,
where he has taken the Hotel formerly known as The
United -tates which he has completely repaired and
he'd in the mosi comfortable manner. and Of
fer. as good accomm Diatious be found IN the
country.
Connected with the house Is good and eeInuiedi
/ OF. stable, always we'll supplied with feed.
flec % 1883 --tI1w -wtv
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DR. l.. &. FRANCIS,

HAVING permanently located in this city, begs
i leave 70 inform his friends and the eitizsn-
generally, that until further notice be gwen, he
may be found az the Office Of Dr. J. +. sAsfokD.
March 81. 90.
DIN. }. Laun rAGr,
nFFICE No. 2, Burke 4 daItr4N1 corner 81 Nam
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IIANE associated themselves in the practice q
l. L Medicine. VI III continue 70 attend IN consul
tat0u I'D ali cases, and 10 any required distance OH-
ins o the spariousness # their office rooms and a
large libarry Of The best medical works extant,
they prepared 10 receive and instruct large class
ot pupi!s
ID. l. M'6uein, NJ. D., Residences on itl. between
Nam and Blondrau.
j R. Allen. NJ. d., Residence on High. between I'd
and lth
Office in the "posi building ID story. on I'd st.
between Main and johnson.
Consultation hours between o'clock. A n, and
Pm. ocL5ld
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HORACE III. AYHEs.

yXT nOIESAI.E and Retail Druggist, corner OF
w Main and Third Streets, keokuk, Iowa.
H9~ On ~ the Big Mortar. ~aI
Auril L. 1850. dAw
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REYNOLDS Drug Store,
--'+ --..----..-..-- =
-. HEM MAIREEI.

MIN bloek, Main street, Dealer in Eng n
y lish and French Chemicals. Dpgs ~, UyI
n Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dye-stufs, Brush,s W
Perfumery, Fancy Articles ac &c a
All the Patent Medicines of the day Physicians,
prescriptions and family recipes will be accurately
and neatly prepared, and in no case will anv bn,
pure and genuine materials be used
dee l5d
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FRESH RALTIMQRE QYSTERs

WHOLE CANS, 81 so; HALF CANS, IS cts.
BARTLETT l. MANCOuRT,
oct27 Agents, No. Sc, Main st.
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Agent for the Missouri state Mutual Insurance
i Company, the Directors of which among The
, oldest aud best known business OF ST. Louis.
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~ B. susEEYlLL r. JOHNSON RUpp. &. %. BRADFORD.
n. q. Produce Commission House.

SoMMERVl LIE BRADFORD d CO., General
t)Prodnee, Comm,ssiop and Forwarding Merchants,
New Orleans Particular attention paid 70 the pur-
chase and -ale 81 Western Produce. Also. to the
Receiving and Forwkrding business generally. Or
deTs respectfully solicited, No. Il Iehoupitouias
street
July AZ. lS55.-4llr
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pENNsYLyANIA FOUNDRY.

Cor. Main and Eighfh Streets ..... .kEOkI - OWA
YN WICkERsHAM Il SONS manufacturers Of
i Steam Engines and Mill Machinery gen
eral assortment of Castings adapted to the vans of
the country constantly On hand ial div
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Y. MILL. VI. d..

ECLENII0 PHYSICIAN AND &c E0EDN,
HAVING permanently located IN this city, would
i l. respectfully solicit a share of publ patron
age. Office ou Fourth street between Main and BloL-
deau dec25diy
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The Mechanics, Exhibition.

The preparation for the exhibition of the Me
chsnics has been actively going on, and will be
completed in good time for the opening, which
will take place tomorrow night. Exhibitors are
requested to bring in their articles for exhibition
to-day. and ~ early as possible. The display will,
we anticipate, be very creditable to those con-
cerned. The interest of the exhibition will be i'm
mensely enhanced by the grand painting of the
School of Athens, which will be At one end of the
great Hall
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COLUMBIA. Oct 16.-Messrs Greesbeck Pendle.
ton, Miller, Cox, Cockerell, and Hail. the Demo-
cratic candidates for Congress In the Second First
Tenth Twelfth, Sixth and Ninth Congressional
districts are elected and dispatches indicate the
success of Messrs. Edgerton and Laurence Demo
Gratis, in the Fifth and Seventeenth districts. The
Wedell and Burns districts are not In
CINCINNATI, Oct. To- The Gazette says that
the Republican majority in Ohio is over 30 600,
and that the American vote is less than 10000.
EVANSVILLE, (Ohio) Oct. 18th. IL o'clock
Burns (dem.) Is elected in the 18th district over
Sapp (rep) by 7e majority, making nine members
certainly elected
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TIE I1AlI.Y DISPATCH.
, ~ .e.s 81 October.

m. 1ash Of October.
.ha anniversary Of the battle o.
:, -. also the anniversary OF sne
h,.,n d.y Of the DrsrArcH twas Ju.. 81 r..
1880 .,pee the DISPATCH was hrss i'.u.. -
yN.s "a succsss during that brief penod nav
80 80 ,,,.rrcsdentsd In the history OF sou'ne'n
"s-..,.ners In that short time u has ATTAINED
lion uueoualed 70 that BY any newspaper
south OF Maryland.
!, /. not . political newspaper; hs course n.s
-, ;udeueudens, neither swerving TO the right
80 ,,r the left. II has endsavored to be true
a the South 70 virginia and TO tue oess
- richmond. Whilst the DIsrATcH Is grained
a. NAV that tts course commands the approoason
81 fr,.ndship of . vast multitude OF inteitigens
md .nnreciative readers, II 10 not unaware OF the
-, ,s., /. has been the object of occasional ami
=, .aver.,ou by persons under the influence OF po-
,,,,,., .xc,t.unent. The DISPATCH IL sustained by
enc CONSEQUENCES that It has honestly endeavored
q, he inst and impartial In Its course Its willing
that all men should have their opinions, and re-
calves the occasional and rare manifestations OF
DISCLOSURE as afording apleasing variety to asky
which, but for these passing clouds, would be n O.
notonously and intolerably radiant. The DISPATCH
cherishes no hosities II loves its friends, and II
wishes so " ell even TO its enemies that 1t would
NOT deprive them of their animosity SO long as 1t
affords them comfort and satisfaction. Thus ut
peace with tho whole world, and eminently con-
tented with its own condition, the DISPATCH Is
prepared to celebrate, in q highly patriotic spirit
this great anniversary.
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storm Ia Long Island sound.

NEW YORK. Oct. ls The steamer Connecticut
of the Norwich and Boston line, while on her pas
sage to Norwich last night encountered terrific
storm in the Sound, which disabled her machinery
so that for time both the officers and passengers
gave themselves up for lost Finally Il boa. reach.
ed Huntington bay, after throwing overheard her
cargo to tighten the vessel. Many of the passep.
gers have returned here. One of them states that
the steamer lost all her bulwarks her smoke pipes
we're carried away, and she was half full of water
OH or eastward bound Sound steamers reached
Huntington bay in safety and proceeded this morn
lag
The steamers from the East arrived here in safe.
ty this morning.
The Connecticut has since arrived here this
morning with the remainder of her passen gers.-
Several of the passengers were badly injured, as
lost. The captain states the storm to have been
the heaviest known on the sound for twenty years.
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virginia Salt and Plaster.

Among the benefits flowing from the Virginia
and Tennessee Railroad, are the greater develope.
ment and more extensive use of the Virginia Salt
and Plaster, of the Smyth and Washington mines
Specimens Of the Plaster have been brought to
this city, which compare favorably with that from
New England and Nova Scotia; and Col PRESTON
has consigned some of the table Salt manufactur.
ed at bis wells to Messrs. WILLIAMS & BROTHER,
(see their ADVERTISEMENT This Salt is the finest
that has ever been exhibited in this city, and
when once tried will be preferred, we are sure,
both for its paiatableness and whiteness, to any
other that is sold here.
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Serious Disasters on the Lakes.

BUFFALO, Oct. 1.-THE propeller Cuyahoga
has been sunk at the mouth of Detroit River
She was from Chicago bound for Buffalo, with q
cargo of wheat. She was insured. The steamer
Hendrick Hudson, from Sandusky bound to Buffa.
10, was sunk on Wednesday eff Sandusky. The
cargo only was insured. The wreck of large
sunken schooner was seen on Tuesday off Kelley g
Island.
CHICAGO, Oct 16 "A severe gale occurred on
Lake Michigan on Monday, which did much dam
age to the shipping. The brig A. R. Cobb was
sunk in the harbor. The schooner Walker was
lowed in in a sinking condition. An unknow n
schooner drifted out into the Lake and was doubt.
less sunk, as the wreck of a sunken vessel lies
south of piers. The fate of her crew is unknown.
At night several vessels were observed towards
the head of the Lake in perilous condition.
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THE ELEcTIoNs-The latest advices from tt e
elections show that the Democrats have majority
in Pennsylvania of some 1900 or 5000 They elect
Is out Of Is Congressmen, being a gain of9. The
legislature is Democratic, thus securing Demo
cratic U. q. Senator In place of Mr.. Brodhead -
In Indiana the Democratic majority is about 5,OCO
The same party has elected six Congressman be-
Ing = gain Of four.
In Ohio the Republican majority is unprecedent
eddy large. The Democr' is, however, ny the pre-
sence of American candidates in the field, have
elected nine Congressman, being a clear gain of
that number
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RICHMOND. Va October nth. 1855.
~ have examined the prospectus Of Louis
RoxsAsYr. ESQ., for his Riding School in the city Of
Rishmoud, and commend his plan - eli who desire
10 practice thu art Of commanding the hosss. He
f,lowsths system Of Baueber The celebrated cavalry
trsasr Of France, who,s work transa'ed BY Jno.
Sergeant, Esq Of Philadelphia. l have witnessed
the effects of training haen sud horses under that
system, in Philsdslphia, bsvs coavsrssd much with
the translator, and read the book aad may safely
assure the public Of Virginia that II q considered the
most perfect system Of riding known in either Eu-
rope or America. The French Conml, Mr.. Paul, has
introduced Mr. Rossanyi to with the hishes. com
mendation Of him . and a. . matter Of his
art. trust that be win such patronage OF
his school a. to form delightful museum Of exer-
Csc for the ladies and gentlemen Of Richmond Tbs
trapns be proposes gives he 9Th TO the rider and adds
double value to the hoe. For the troops and cavalry
II viii be invaluable. heartily commend the School
TO public patronage and confidence.
HENRY A. WISE.
Fee advertisement
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The Ceiebration To-Day.


The celebration to day will present one OF the
most interesting military pageants ever witnessed
In this city The entire 1st Regiment of Volun-
teers will be out in full dress, including the several
companies ofjuniors, which constitute feature OF
military display peculiar, we believe to this city
Some months since corps of very small boys was
established in this city under the direction and u-
struction of Capt. DIMMoCK. 1t took the name Of
the Guard of the Metropolis. Their rapid acquire
ment of the rules and tactics of military discipline
was surprising to all who saw them drill; and their
hrst appearance in public parade took the city BY
surprise. Their example had its effect upon the
youth Of the city, apd the result the formation
Of . company Of Junior Blues and another of Ju.
nior Guards. They institute sort of nursery de-
partments for those popular companies, the Blues
and Young Guard, in which are brought up and
educated soldiers that will become the brightest
ornaments Of their ranks. All these juvenile com
panies exhibit in . marked manner the bearing
and port Of soldiers They remind one of those
youths enlisted By Napoleon who, displayed not
only such facility in learning the art of war; but
who were 30 brave, enduring and obstinate In the
struggles and conflicts of battle.
Among the in teresting scenes of to-day, besides
the Tournament, under the auspices of the gallant
Henriso Dragons, will be grand drill by the Ar.
tillery, Captain G. RICHARDSON, As Light Artille-
~ with horses, each gum being drawn by four
horses There will be q drill by the Junior COM
panes in battalion and the Guard of the Metrop.
oils win give exhibition of Infantry drill. These
will all take place at and near the Fair grounds.
The day will, in fact, be celebrated in glorious
manner, worthy the commemmora alton of the clo-
sing scene Of the great Revolutionary struggle.
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BOSTON, Oct II The Hon. ]. 8. billiard ad-
mora and Donelson. at Fanuei Hall last evening
The Republicans of Essex County had great
meeting Ia Georgetown yesterday. Hon. James
II. Duncan of Haverhill, presiding Several elo-
ouent speakers addressed the assemblage from
three different stands.
F. Butler, of Lowell has been nominated by
the Democrats Of the Eighth District for Con-
gress.
The Democrats of Boston and vicinity had Q
large meeting In Fanueil Hall, tonight S.W.
wsldron presided. B. F. hatlett and other dis.
tinguished Democratic addressed the meeting
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SAVANNAH, Oct. Is, II

SAVANNAH, Oct. Is, 1856
lwrote you yesterday. giving you an account of
the election in this place. and also attack upon
the house of Capt Bryan, chief Of the police. One
OF the wounded in the ARRAY has since died. On
yesterday there WAS mnch excitement in regard
TO the affair, and IL would have taken but little to
have made bloody fight between the two parties.
Yesterday about two O'Clock, three drunken men
went into the bar room Of John Kelly and COM
menced an assault upon him for voting q national
ticket. He stood his ground maRfully and pelted
them considerably until his friends arrived Soon
friends OF the other side began to pour in and the
timey arrival Of the Mayor and police pref ented
another bloody fight, to add to the others that have
disgrsced our city, Their ia much excitement
here, and serious difficulties may be expected IN
til the excitement abates.
The weather changed suddenly from hot to cold
last night and overcoats are again In dem and-24
degrees colder now 30 o'cock) than O'Clock this
morning.
The Floriia elections are stiI in doubt but Il IL
generally believed that the Democracy are tri.
umphant .VrGSErTr
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PENNSYLVANIA PoLITIcs.-The Fillmore State
Executive Committee, held meeting in PhiIadel
phia, Friday, and declared its determination not to
fuse with the Republicans. Upon this four mem
bers seeded and in conjunction with the Repub
iican Executive Committee, and the North Ameri
can Executive Committee and formed "Union'
electoral ticket The electors of the Union ticke:
are A3edged to cast the votes of the State in the
Electoral College for the respective candidates for
the Presidency and Vice Presidency in exact pro
portion to the popular vote given 10 each ticket
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Cotton, Freishts and Exchange.

NEW ORLEANS. Oct Is The receipts of cot.
ton are falling off again, and the quality Of the
cotton is deteriorating Strict middling, of Liver
pool classification. is worth 12te. The exports of
cotton to Great Britain from all of the Southern
ports 60 900 bales behind those OF the present
time in '55
Freights to Liverpool is ID, and to Havre lc.
Sterling Exchange, Sk0S}
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MIR. Fremopt,. BtrthpIace

NEW YORK, Oct Ill. A. Mason, of Montrt
al, and a member Of the Canadian Provincial Par
lament publishes a card in the Herald, unequivo-
caly denying the statement in the letter OF II. b.
Means, of Covington, to the effect that he MAS
sony told Means that he knew Col. Fremont's faith
er, and that the latter was in Montreal Mason
says he does not know Means, never saw him, and
that he never used such language. (Which FREE:
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Episcopal Convention.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 19.-The Episcopal Con-
vention adjourn Tuesday. the House of Bishops
having concurred in the time The following ap.
pointments for preaching were filed to day DIR.
Andrews. Church of the Nativity Rev. J. Peter
kin, of Richmond, Christ Church, and St. Paul's
Church, DR.. Sparrow, of Va, Emanuel Church,
Bishop Johns, Of Va, ST. Andrews's Church.
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Pennsylvania Politics.

PITTSBURGH, Oct. 1s -Alleghany county (offi.
ciai,) Scott, 1854. Cochrane, 10 3l9.
In the 2lst Cong essiopal District, Richie, Re-
publican is elected by $50 majority over McCan-
dless. Democrat
In the 22d Congressional District, Purviauce,
Republican, Is elected by l 400 majority over Glib.
son. Democrat with the town of Butler still to hear
FROM.
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The French KaiIroad Fraud.

NEW YORK. Oct 18 Charles Carpenter, charg.
ed with being prncipal in the late Railroad fraud
in France, arrested yesterday, near New
burgh A clue has been obtained to a large
amount of the embezzled funds
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-20

COAL AND IRON In NORTH CARoLINA-Mr.
Haughton of Chatham co., N. G., has sold his coal
plantation on Deep River to an English mining
company for $40 COO Mr.. Thomas Unthank has
sold his farm which joins Mr.. Haughton's and con.
tains valuable beds of iron ore, to the same, for
$4,000
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-20

GREAT TALK TO SMALL AUDIENcE-The
Lewisburg Va) Chronicle notices debate on
tne PRESIDENTIAL Issues At the little village of Frank
lori, IN Greenbrier county, in which Mr.. B. j.
Dennis advocated Buchanan, and Mr.. Jno W. Nc.
Fherson, Fillmore, each spoke one hour and
half to an audience Of forty men. Poor felloWs