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Far n q MT,


4 LARGE STABLE may be had for The winter by
n applying Don to KELLOGG HIR6E,
,ctal Fourth-st.
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CAPITAL $500, 1000.
AD-Dwsllisg Houses insured .. reduced rates. -
keokuk, Oct. i-dlm
INDEMNITY AGAINnT Loss
BY FIRE
FRANKLIN FlRKA MARINE ms co.
FondAa LAs, Wisconsin,,
wAsHIN0TON UNION INB.C0.
C1sssland, Ohio.
BRIDGBP01T HIRg MARINE ms. CO.
DsiAgspost, Conn
EQUITABLE ms. co. OF LONDON.
HOME ms. 60. NO. 4 WALL STREET,
New York City.
Vim. r. TURNER, Agsst. O6ss On ID Street.
Oct. leth, 1855, d.
@. G. n. 0T0aDLRN,
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE. AGENT.
O0ss on %sAB st., bst. Asan and JoAssou Bm.
DBk6ON6 DESTROYS u isvssting il Heal kstsse
will And u their Interest 10 call.
Psrsons wisAing y dispess a ksal Estate will
And u 20 thsts edvsaeaGs 20 80 Ne.
LIFR, FIRE AND 2AMNE INSURANCE.
cosxECTICUr HUTJzi ErE iSs. Co.
OF nAnrSoap.
STATE MUTUAL yIAg AND MARINE me. CO.,
or HARRISBURG, "a.
MEACHANTs' FIRE AND MARINE ms. CO.,
OF PHILADELPHIA.
CONMONWEALTH lESUAIECE COMPANY,
or 1ARnl1nUDo. Pa.
ALLIANCE HIR1 MARINE IN8URANCD CO..
~ PuuADBLPuIA. f&
All Of thsasovs Companies asc sound and seapan-
sbs, and havs nsvsr YET failed 70 pay promptly anU
Loses they have sustaansd.
Kicks taken spea svssy dssssipsiaA Il psspnsey,
including SlsAn md Masanssy, q rsaseaakle saAD,
seplid (Rsst sopy.)
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aB-For particulars see bills of the day.
Prices OF AdsAi ON.
Parquette and Dress crcie..... cts
Family Circle -. .....,.. ....,,........,..25 Z"
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roR BILLS or LADiSc, APPLY 70
NEAL, ABBOTA CO.,
WHO'LL HILLYER, No. IS broad street
Y. b. BROOKE, NEWBORN
LOUIS P0NTAiNE,
Mark packages, "Neal, Abbot \ Co.'s Express"
sept3e-d
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D0kT FOLIO5. Writing Decks, LaAles' Ola
! Inkstaads, asA variety " Haaey 11Aeionsr
Tor Ladies NE, fof sale Ut 00O641
sept5 Ueeh1teee.
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STAR ms. CO.. or OaDENsBURGH, N. r..
CAPITAL 4l0O, 900.

COMMERCIAL ms. CO., or 81. LOUIS,
CAPITAL $3.50, 200.
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80 1000 worm 81 Property fer sale
- Credit.
I WISH 70 sell 10 feeton johnson street, bet. Sch
and 9Th sts., 81 $40 per foot ON !, !, g. T. s, g.
and years, Ut per osnt. interest. Also - feet o.
I'D between Exchange and Bank sts., ard Lots Z, 9,
and 10 block No. 3oa payable In oss and two ysass
Also IN undivided one-eghth Of Dlosk No. l61, sd
Lots Z, So, 10, and IL, In Block No. l53; also
l63 feet rear sndsof Lots TO- Ii and l3in Block No.
10. All sitaatsd in Ksokuk. Also - asrss Of
Land we'll located In Jackson Township, ons-03lh
cash, balance in - and 5 ysars.
HAWKINS TAYLOR.
also wsuta partner with from 9o,ee0 20 ois,eos,
who lisa good business man, without any old foRy
tendencies, 70 engage in the lunbsr business.
Jaly2-d II. +.
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l.NAMILf GROCERIES may be found 1t our
l. store, ~ low be purchased In town, and
delivered gratis Go any part of the city.
oct2I KELLOGG BIR6E,
Eourfh-at
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T AXE Trout, White Fish, Macksrei and Cod.
IL just rece, I'd head quarters, and for sale
al whole sale or retail by
kELlsO00 BIR0E,
oct3i Fourth-st., next 70 City Market.
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NOl1C0.
rGyHE Subscribers having sold ont their Drug -.
i Enlistment to Mcssrs Smith Faller, would
recommend their 10 public favor and ouI
former customers, and all those DESTROYS Of puschas
ing Drugs, Chemicals &C., on favorable terms.
Those indebted to the undersi gncd will please
call at the counting room Of smith 3 Fullsr and
settle their liabilities those having claims against
" will present them at once.
&C. THoM 1 Co.
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ChIua, Glass and QMecnswaYe.
TTNHE PUBLIC WILL TAKE NOTICE THAT
JOHN =. QClRK
Is Offering great bargains in his line. His stock
comprises every thing usually found In Crockery
aud u lass store.
Country Merchants, urocers, and heads Of fami-
lies, will do we'll to call and examine goods and
prices.
Store on Main, between First and Water streets.
aept3O- dkwn J. b. QUIRK.
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NEAL, ABBOT 4 CO., ........... New York, p.,,..
WILLIAMS, TANNER ! Co.,. Buffalo,
TANNER, ANDREWS a Co., Chicago, Special Aofs.
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HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
CAPITAL 100000.
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Co. Cnp0eseN1 Acew0niaft1n oAoov 80.
nEPO6ITRO tlo0, ~ With ~ Canpessalsee q -
~ STATE VI New York, for ~ ssearity q Foley
holder. IAa4ditioa 70 which ~ s1oskAeiAsss 80
personally liable. Amoae The Dissseon ars IT,
nust wealthy ord influential citia4ns d New yegk.
This y Btosk Company, returning 70 ~ -
sarsd S51 pr eat. Of Ill the pro1ts tsIannuAlly.
pasty y ysass Of 49, nay sssass u HI famaly.
fires IRON ths clsims q ks esdiloes, for sboat -
osnts PER wsek, . policy Sog q, ~.
he wssld nstspafs this sun Ter ~ ssa11nDr
ton 81 reelection, % sisk ~ o. In ease II 60
dent. that II ell elss fail. 10 had na1s . SssNoin
provisioa for his family5 u weeA liehtsa ~
pals, and do 0sss for his recovery sAan HS4leipA
n. D. HO10AN, e1nt.
c. 7. WsnPLs, Gsc'y.
Prospectus, with al nsssaaasy iafanatien, M
rished hy hickey 4 SIMPSON, Agts.
Post o. naildinG,
asss-dly Ksskuk, IsVe
KgOKUK HAR1NE 1N0U1ANOA OO.
OoDftal, $500, 80.
vINH1S 10 pespassd - o. . AastssIusss-
i aass bsslnsss. oasrs risks taken stssstsnasy
rasss. ~ asaai Gosh facilities sxtssAsd tssse.
ulas sustomssS.
Lsssss preaptly sAjsstsd.
DanoCs0as;
4. 0sidgnaA, Wa.f. 1nSAsr, sss..e
J. n. Harrisos, Geo. B. Gnyth.
JeAn 1snplin, \. I. 0smInS,
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". a. COCuRAN NJ. ..
nFFRRS his services TO the citisens Of ksokuk
~ and vicinity in the Practice Of Medicine, Sur
gerry and Obststricks.
Once, for the present, with Dir. Geo. B. Parker
opposite the Laclede House.
Refers 10 J. II. Sanford N. d.
Geo. b. Parker N b.
J.P. Martin NJ. b.
Al
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T AN receiving large stock Of 6rst class goods Of
every style, direct from the eastern cities, which
will be sold cheap for cash.
Come and see what bargains. Hear 20 our cry,
and We will make glad thy home. ! freely invits
eli hands to unite. Friends Of Freedom, cheap, yss
very cheap. Swell the song, yoang aad old the
strain proiong. My stock consists in part Of the
following articles
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Ca0al0s.
A general assortment Of French Confectiones,es
"A always on hand IT
A. J. OHAER's, johnson 1t.
Oct 1! dim
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'E'cIegraphac news.

SYRACUSE, March PA woman named
Ward, residing near Bridgeport, Madison
Co. Yesterday murdered her four children
by cutting their threats with an axe She
then attempted to cut her own throat. The
cause assigned is the neglect and brutality Of
her husband
New YORK, March 24.-Thc police com
missiouers ia the case of the chief of police
Matsell, have unanimously decided tat he
was born in England, but as his father was
naturalzed during the sons minority, the
chief is an American citizen. The case was
then dismissed.
CAPTAIN Wood of the tfermania, arrived
ut this port Yesterday and furnishes the fol-
lowing account Of the sinking Of the John
Rutledge by running into an iecburg, and the
rescue of only one of the ships company.
On the 2sth ut. observed n ships boat
ahead, and dispatched boat in quest of it.
Approaching the strange boat, it was found
to contain, alive, Thos. W. Nye, Of New Bed
ford, the only survivor Of IL persons, the
remainder having persisted CT starvation and
cold. Nve had been in the boat nine days,
and his hands and feet were frozen. The
boat also contained the bodies of Mrs. At
kins, and three others whose names are un-
known. All belonging to the ship John
Rutledge, Capt. Kelly, of n. York.
The ship J. r. left Liverpool for this port
JAM 10th and fell in with ice on February
18th, in lat 40 33 south long. 46 56 west. =
She got into fields of ice next day but sue
eeeded in working clear, she subsequently,
however, ran into an iceberg, stove a hole in
her bows and was abandoned at 6 p. VI. Five
boats with the passengers and crew left the
ship.
1t was the intention of Mr.. Atchison, the
mate, TO have left the vessel IN this boat, but
she broke adrft and he and several others
went down with the wreck. was coniec-
tured that the other boats which were well
manned and furnished with compasses would
pull for the gulf stream rs tho weather was
severely cold.
They may possibly be picked up. The
compass of the rescued boat was accidental
II broken and ii being cloudy her crew could
not shape their course. After picking up the
boat the Germania stood to the northward
It'll dark and lay TO during the night III hopes
Of finding some of the missing boats, but as
nothing could be seen of them, she bore
away TO the southwest, keeping lookout !;
all the forenoon a very thick snow storm pre-
vailed, bur cleared towards noon. 4 bark
came out Of the Ice AT the same time as the
Germana.
She stood to the westward and probably
fell IN with the boats Of the }. r. The ]. r.
belonged to Rowland ( Ridgeway, Of this
city, and had about 80 passengers She
left Liverpool with crew Of 26. As vet
only one Is known 70 have been saved
She was insured for $40. 900, and her car
20 consisted Of 500 tons Of merchandise
Twenty-Five persons We're on board when
the last boat broke loose, just before the
ship went down
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Council met.
Present, The Mayor, and Aldermen Full
ton, Bridgman, Haines, Patterson, Thomas,
and Timberman.
A final estimate Of the work of JAS Car
roll. for filing on johnson street between
9th and 10th streets. was received and tho
said Carroll allowed So IS balance due on
said contract.
Estimates were received from the City En-
gneer of the cost of grading First street
from Main to Morgan streets, and First street
from Exchange to its lower terminus, and
also Bank street from Cd street to the river,
and referred to the Committee on Streets and
Alleys.
Bids for the grading of Bank street from
"a st. to the river, and First street from FIX
change to its lower terminus, were received
and referred to the Committee on Streets and
Alleys.
Alderman Haines moved that the Council
accept the bo of j. and +. Creighton for
the grading Of Third street from Concert st..
to the North line Of Orleans street. Alder
man Patterson moved that the same be laid
on the table. Carried.
The Committee on Streets and Alleys were
instructed to direct the contractor as to the
place where the broken rock shall be depos-
tied on Main street between Fifth and Sew
enth streets.
Council adjourned to Tuesday, April lst,
at seven o'clock, p. NJ.
b. $. MERRIAM, City Recorder.
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LAND DEPARTMENT..
Des Moines n. & r. K. CO

0ttumwa, March, II, 1856.
To PRISONS who have made applications to pur-
chase De- Moines River Lands:
Having been placed in charge of the Lands Of this
Company, find on file In this office large number
Of applications from yar0ns persons DESTROYS Of pur
chasing certain tracts. Wishing 10 afford each APP
picant an opportunity t. secure all the advantage
be- be entir led 10 by the terms of the Company
advertisements e sept. 1895, would request you 20
meet a. this office the lst, "a, 3d day, Of
April next. -haIl then be able IL consider the re-
spectiYe claims of the various applicants and can
f X upon all he details of sale, etc.
Ii YOU still wish 10 purchase / would urge you
moi to fan Of meeting me one Of the above named
days
After the 9Th " April, shall consider the Com
pany, well as myself released from any obliga-
lions Of preference to applicants.
The c9n3itIo Of sale follows.
One tenth down ut the time Of sale and the bal
ance in nine equal annual payments. With interest
semi annually AT eight Per cent. per annum. For
snch trae- are wholly covered With good and val
uah,e timber, one half down will BE- required, and
the balance as above, in nine equal annual pay
ments.
Persons wishing To pay the whole sum down at the
time of purchase, be accommodated.
Payments al the tyne If purchase may be made in
b, ~ solvent bank bills os the state II New lork
w ia the Construction Bonds Of the Company 81 par
value.
our Lands valued at s. and upwards p.r acre
according to their locality, quality IF SOIL quantity
Of timber, stone, coal, etc.
The lands which have been examined, and which
are now ready for sale, amount T. nearly 80. U0N
acres and include all the lands owned hY the Com.
pany IN the counties Of Lee Van buren, Davls Jefet-
son, Napello Monroe, Mahaska. and asper. aud in
Marion County, Township IL, Range Is, and Town
ship Il, Ranges is, -, 70 aud 81
Neare vigorously pushing forward our examina-
tons Of all lands belonging the Des Moihes River
t'rant with view Of bringing them into MARI Ak ~
soon Us possible.
A. soon our maps If tn. Des Moines VALLEY. to-
geher with sectional plots Of townships are eonplet
ed shall be able TO give all necessary informfiun
to such desire to purchase these lands.
d2t GEO II PERKINS Land ro,n, n
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ShefficId,s Chicago Type Foundry.
4 ND PRINTERS WAREHOUSES No AZ Frank

n II,
n lin street, CHICAGO, Ill. Having all our ar
engagements complete to supply all the requisites of
the trade with stock Of Presses, Type, Ink Chases
Cases, Galleys, Cuts, Borders, Ornaments, etc. etc.
as we'll as every other article required in Newspa-
per, Book or Job Office, we prepared to furnish
the trade on the most liberal terms
Offices entire, with everything complete. furnished
without delay. Printera will find, upon trial that
the type Of oar manufacture excelled by none
in the great requisites Of superior metal fine finish
most perfect letter.
In addition to which, large and diversified assert
men Of Types Of all styles, from the old and justly
celebrated foundry Of Messrs. G. Il. WHITE Co.,
New York, will be kept constantly on hand, and
ders TO any extent for their manufacture will be fill
ed without delay.
PRINTING PRESSES of all descriptions from the
we'll known mandatory of Messrs r. HoE 4 Co.,
will be always hand OF ordered to suit the Trade
n we'll as the great variety ad their Furnishing Ma
terial, for which their mandatory has obtained
high reputation Ruggles, Foster and other press
Is furnished on order at Manufacturer prices.
INK Of every description from the best manufactu-
rers. Confident that other establishment in the
Northwest can eier The facilities for furnishing
or renewing printing Office, respectfully solicit
d call. c. O. STlEFFIELD Agent
CHICAGO, February 1856.
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WASHINGTON, March 81

The Speaker announced the Kansas inyes-
tigution committee as follows Campbell, Of
Ohio, Howard, Of Michigan, and Oliver Of
Missouri.
SRNATE.-This a. IN. Mr.. Seward intro
duced motion calling on the President for
information in relation to the revolutionary
proceedings at Nicaragua, especially with
reference to the seizure Of the Transit Com
pany's property.
In the House, Mr.. Woodsou made a speech
condemnatory Of the action of the Naval
Board.
The Joint session require the new members
to have books equal in value to those which
the members of the former Congress have
received which after some debate was pass
ed. Thevalue of the books to such mem
bers is about $1,000. Adjourned.
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Especial attention given To Insurance Of
FARM PROPERTY, DWELLINGS AND OUT
BUILDINGS.
ENSURES such buildings contents on favorable
L terms, for or Z years. Insures Stores Ware.
houses, Building Contents and Personal Proper
ty generally.
LOSSES EQUITABLY ADJUSTED AND PROMPT
IL PAID IN CASH.
This Company i a Joint Stock Association. organ
xed under special charter granted by the Leglsla-
tur. Of Wisconsin, with an authorized capital Of
$500 200. One hundred thousand dollars OF which
is paid in, and securely invested in bonds and
Cages. The Company being thus securely organised
upon firm basis the directors take pleasure in re-
commencing it to public favor, worthy of cont.
dcncc and support, with the that all loss
es shall be promptly and honorably adjusted. Az
this il purely Stock Company mutual business
will be done, nor premium notes taken.
OFFICERS
y NJ Donaldson, Pres't. W. T. Gibson Sec y
j. ". Eddy, Vice pfcs't. A. Gibson, Gen. agent.
dec. 24d3m w. F. TURNER, Agent
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TuR DEs MONIES Valley Wing Is issued from
this Office every Wednesday has an extensive and IN
ereasnr circulation throughout the pesMoines Val
lew us we'll rs in the rest of the State and the NJ
ted States, and rs medium Of advertising is not
surpassed. subscription price $3.50 per annum IN
advance.
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SAWYER WANTED.

4 No. Sawyer who completely understan
n running Circular saw Mills, and who has great
practical experience. He must be an honest, push
ing, perseyering man, to take charge Of mill.
Good wages and permanent situation will be Civ
en- to q suitable man. References required for in
gritty and qualifications. Enquire at the Office Of
this paper. inch I4ddw2w
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DINSuIUTION.

THE co partnership heretofore existing under the
style Of Carey Kfibourne, is this day dissolved
by mutual consent. All claims against said firm
will be paid by George K Kibourne, who will in fu-
ture conduct the business, aud who alone is author
lied to settle the business of the old firm.
SAMUEL T.. CAREY
GEORGE l.. KILBOTRNE.
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City Drug Store.
j A VI T. = REY NO L. ID s..

Wholesale and Retail Druggist,
burrows Block south side Main street q
- keokuk. Having purchased the stock Of ~
j. a j. q. Stewart and added it to my previ-
Gus stock, and having ordered additional sup
plies from the East, enabled to offer to the city
and country trade one of the most complete stocks
to be found in the city. Purchasing glass, varnish-
es, and other leading articles from the manufactur-
ers, can sell upon the most favorable terms To
wholesale purchasers.
Particular attention given to compounding physi-
clan prescr ptions. lnchl sd
A COMPLETE assortment Of Narnishes, from the
a Cincinnati and st. Louis manufacturers, at
mchtsd REYNOLDS Drug Store.
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elSliE subscriber gratefully Acknowledges the re-
L. eept of eleven hundred and fifty dollars in
subscriptions and notes To aid in the College
edGce Of the Central University Of Iowa, and hopes
this expression OF sympathy toward sister city will
serve to strengthen the union soon to be made be-
tween these cities. oBED SPERkl, Agent.
krokuk March 25th 1855
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FILLMORE SrocK DowS.-H. G. writes
from Washington March 9Th to the Tribune
that
''The South Americans held q political
caucus last night, which was thinly attended
and resulted. in no specific action. They now
admit the cherries prospect Of the Fillmore
nomination, and are half inclined to surren-
der. Efforts are making to divert this inhu-
ence to the regular Democratic candidate, in
the hope of insuring his success and distrib-
uting the spoils, it being granted that Fill
more can only serve to distract the Southern
purpose.
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co" One of the best sshits'' ever made at
an improperly in a ladv's dress, was made
by Talleyrand. During the revolution, when
asked by lady his opinion Of her dress,
he replied, "it began too late and ended too
soon.'
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inchlsfl2u
A CARD.

/ HAVE this day sold my entire interest in the
l. Croekery business to George +. kilbourne, who
viii in future carry the business at the old stand
of Carey kilbourne. And l hereby cheerfuily
recommend him 10 my friends meriting pat
ronage. SAMUEL Il. CAREY.
inch "a dow
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LIME LIME

w t. the undersigned, would inform friends
w and the public in general, that have just
burned kiln Of first rate lime and will constantly
keep on hand ta supply Of said article during the
season, Orders respectfully solicited
kllns the first below the corporation limits
mch24dd6m Is. ZWART 4 co.
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Ntseon sin 0yernor,

By the following Geographic item, received
bv last nights mail, il viii be seen that the
Supreme Court has decided that the Repub
lican claimant il entitled to the Office of Go
vernon If Wisconsin, establishing thereby
the forgeries by which Barstow received the
certificate of election, and, rs they were
known to him, fixing upon him, ineradicably,
the charge Of more bold and wicked usurp-
alton than often distinguishes the annals Of
q free, enlightened community. The Court
comprises as much ability and integrity as
almost any ether Bench Of equal numbers in
the country, and is composed Of a ajority
Of those politically favorable to Barstow
two being Democrts, and one Republican
The Court took ample time, and gave the
subject full consideration. The following is
the despatch:
MILWAUKEE. March "a. - The Supreme
Court have rendered a writ of custer against
Barstow, and have established Gov. Bash
ford's claim. Gov. Bashford has taken the
oath of Office, and he will assume the Guber-
Material Office to-day or Tomorrow.
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WISE NOT ALTOGETHER RRsPEcTFuL.-Goy-
ernor Wise, of Virginia, denying the report
that he had declared that Fillmorc's Admin
istration "was Washington-like throughout"
saws among other things, that the party
which nominated Fillmore and Donnelson is
a cross between Northern and Southern Know
Nothings, and should therefore be called the
Mulatto Party. He adds, that all the Wings
of Virginia do, in common with Nature, sab
hor vacuums and mongrels."
4 Know Nothing friend Of ours says that
judging from the number Of Mulattos he saw
while travelling through the Old Dominion,
he is decidedly inclined to disagree with
Governor Wise, and thinks that Virginians of
all parties are decidedly partial to rdeuums
aud mondrels.
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WrrY-Goy. Wise calls the South Amer.
lean party the Mulatto party.
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CO" The Hon George Evans, formerly
prominent Senator of the United States, has
been elected Attorney General of the State
Of Maine.
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CT The people of Scott county, KY, held
n meeting on Saturday, and resolved to
equip so young men and send them to Kan
sas.
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THENEUM VI.
Diggory,

shakspeare's beautiful creation Of ROMEO AND
JULIET will shortly be produced.
INIOMAE in rehearsal.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-03-27

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