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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-02-14
FnEsM ARRIVAL or GRoCERTgs
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CITY GROCERY o
UENnY 4. cEHrTrTr.

OAeDoOr Easfs f t1e HocAiEg gaHeF B0Hk, Soath IA
-MgiB sfyest. LgHeastsr. OAio. N
I'd EsPECTFtLLY s~oIiciis The attention ofhi9 friend,
< 4 AID customers. aud az that may want GroesrIss
aad who wiub e 20 KIDD as ~ give HIN a call, both foip
the city aniieouBtry, 90 my snHesior and eomPtste stoey
of Groeer,es, tsst received, embracing tn part tie mf-
loving articles:
JAVA sod RIO COFFEE Young. Hyson,
80 BLACK and mpesiBITBAs New CrlsHns Sugar,
rGR Lei, Crushed and PaIvehZed; Rice, Colder
&~1@Asyrup. g. u. Syrup. s. II. Noiassee y. OrleArs
DO, OFsnNes, lemons. Nv siaAs.. Pigs- PrHin. A~iIsoDdp,
PscoHs- FlbertB,cOcoN g.s asA 3aaEI Nnia, Dri9d Beef,
Dried Tongues and Cincin0su Cared Fans. English
Ea..J Cheese and W. r. cresm Do; slJcs, ClnDsmon,
ci9.se; aglmegs. Maze, Alsideef Psppsr and Ginger,
Sal Soda, tfg T1Ffar. Esisratsa IL. Starch. sstpotrr, Rxt.
Lggwooa. Indig1, hadder. Alum. etc. sic.
Soap, Candles. Tubs, Bv1kets, Brooms, Wash Bofds,
Bssts rs, etc. etc.
6Be lot of Chewieg Tobsare .. also SMOKING do. aud
Cigsr-: Wines md walkers Button Psia Ale, e ReSSr-
al soek stSqio8s, Toys, aod great many olhsr articles.
Nay l., 1851. Il. A. CEnSLKIN.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-02-14

SUPREME CoURT.-The Columbus Jour.
nal of Friday says: eve learn that the
Supreme Court Of Ohio adjourned yestor-
day till the 3lst of March, when another
session will DO held in this city. Judge
Thurmsn's term expires on Monday next,
aud Judge B rinkerhof then takes his place,
Judge Ranney WILDE Chief Justice for the
ensuing year. The coupt will consist OF
Judge Rsnney, BARLEY. Swan, Brinksr-
hof and Kennon. Judge Conyers is yet
quite unwell, and may not be able to take
his seat; inthis event Judge Kennon will
continue during the year, and will fill the
vaeancyto which Conyers was elected.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-02-14
anfasttr 6aBette,
!. CITY OF
PrinclpIsy q the American Parry OfohiO,


Principles OF the American Party ofohiO.
ba Win politics : Hostility 10 eeelesiasiieai influences
upon the Anairs Of Goyornment-hqaalty o. rlghIs
70 all nataralized Emigrants who are th0rpHghfg ma
ericaAised, and we owe NO temporal hheklSueS, "
reason Of their religion, highsr shan 'nHs OF me Son-
sc, Ma in.srfsress e With she rights OF citizenship al.
srsaay acquired by Foreigners, and ihs proteetton OF
Law To all who honestly emigrate irom loNsoi hoeI
and a rsfaseI 20 eEtsnd tao right Of saGrsgst 70 aI"h0
ooms Asrsaftsr until they shall have reaidsd - years
In thu usstatss and complied with NaiarAa<An0h
a. oooosilont to ali political organlzations compo.-
ed srstasiBsly or ForsigRsrs, md to FsrslsA .h.n-
tars Oompaniss, and to al GttsHpts ~ eEstade ts
5Bi6Is from ths SehesIs sRPportsd ~ h' GsosrH-
ii Slayery is IoeaI-not natiOHaI:--We oppose It's
q xtensionin any of the tie ritorleA, land the inerense OF
ftspoltical power by the admission into the Union o.
ANY Slave State or otherwises and we denhho o. .us
General Government an itnfnedlate reutess y ny
ereat wronga which have been tunictcd upon me
cause or FreedOm and the American eharnelerD ~
tho repeal Orthe Missouri C~Ompremiise, and the M
trodnctiop OF slavery into kausasl IN Tolatloho OF la"i
by force Of arma, and the destruction Of the elective
&. In humbis initiation Of the wisdom ofwsshing-
ton, we oppose all Intervention in the ahAlrs 0i
Foreign States; yetson all proper occasions, w TIr
not withhold our sympathy frOm any people aspiring
.N6~We support American Industry and genius =,
= eainst the adverse policy Of Foreign nations ane
imnrovemeni Of Rivers and Hsrbors and the con
latructfou Of National Roads uniting me Various sest
ions OF the UnioL;
y The Usion ofthsss States shohId BE- mads PsrPS's'
al BY a faithful ~slIsgianss 70 az oSrss,,.,ao p,,r.nsk.
ms1t and Ref0rm-a. mOdthcatOn OF inc prcrens ~
prs ssive systsl Of Taxation and q iosrAl system u
Pubiie Schools af ~
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-02-14
TwHNTY-sECOND OF FEBRUARY

WHEaEAs. Ills one of the primary OBJ
ject Of Americanism to cherish the mem.
ory Of the founders Of our great and glo.
rious Republic. as we'll as to restore it to it:
original simplicity and purity: Therefore,
Resolved, Thatthe Americans Of Fair,
field county meet at the Council Room.
No. SO, in the city of Lancaster, on the
ED inst. to celebrate the annual a%nniyer.
sary Of Westinghouse Birth Day.
Committee Of Reception.-W. s. Beatty,
Joshua Clarke, John Stallsmith, G. Devol
". E. Shaw. Silas Hedges, @. Dresbaoh.
By Order.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-02-14
SECOND pIsPrcu.

The Daily Mws' city article says:-
The funds to-day experienced an u%nfayor-
able reaction of per cent, but after go
marked a rise az that lately witnessed, a
partial collapse is not surprising. The
chief depressing influence appears to rest
with the continued sales on Government 40
%oount--the Bank Of England having made
large advances to the Government. The
Government sells stock for the latter, and
thus draws the notes issued in payment o.
dividends, and owing TO the demand in
money against these sales and to meet to-
days installment of the Turkish loan the
money market in the stocks Exchange
was rather stringent. Lenders could east.
ly get 9 per cent on Government securities,
Out of doors, however, there was nc
tiglitness.
The London Times iutimates that Lord
Clarendon will represent Great Britain a
the conference which will probably be
held at Frankfort after the preliminaries o.
peace are signed.
Baron Branon and Count Orlof will np.
pear on the part of Russia.
The Persia left Liverpool on the Goth
bringing London papers Of Friday, and
telegraph dispatches of Saturday morn.
ing.
The steamship Belgique came very
near laundering at sea. having sprung 8
leak 700 miles west Of the Lizards, and il
was only by the united exertions of the
passengers and crew that she was kept a,
float until reaching Southampton, when
She was found to have six feet Of water in
her hold. One Of her boilers had also
burned out.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-02-14
Sailing Of the Arctic.

New YoRK, February l2,--The U. s.
Steamer Arctic sailed this p. NJ, under
Commander Hsrtstsin, to search for the
Pacific, and to relieve vessels in distress.
She is amply provisioned.
Orders were received at the Brooklyn
Navy Yard yesterday. to send the United
s. Steamer Dispatch Immediately IN search
of the Pacific. She Is under the command
Of Lieut.. Crosson.
The total population Of the globeis esti
mated at 1 ,O50, 9,4O3s Jag
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-02-14
TIN suOP q FOUNDHY wAnE-MOOm
James lIcNIa1ass my

JdIMeS lEtNAua.hihs
ITTAVING established himself IN the nauufaeturine
Of TIN, COPPER and S~HEET-IRoN WARE 10
Gissv's Building, one Door HtSt n he ReekiAg PsfIsy
Bank. Is prepared 10 fUrIish the people OF this county
with every thing that may be needed in his line. Ha
keeps on hand every vsrioiyof COOKING aud HEAT
ING STOVES for WOOD and COAL. consisting In part
OF the Lion Air Tight, Western Queen.
Triumph. Buck, Presidents aud Prefereneafnr Wood
and Black Diamond for Coal. Also PlGughs. Plough
shares, Sugar Kettles & HollOW-ware, All OF The above
articles win he sold as low as can be bought elsewhere.
He invites citizeus GENERALLY 10 call and examine his
stock. JAMES
Nh House- sporting & iobbing done upon short no
.tiea. Old Copper, Brass, Pewter and Iron takeni In sK-
change forany Of the above articles. J. Nc.
Lancaster, may 1, 1854
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-02-14
CATALoGUEN CATALOGUEsu
VALUABLE CITY RESIDENCE

FFHAT beautiful House and Lot or the East sids %
Broad Street, uear Winding Street. aud immedi-
afeiy North Of the residence Of Mrs. Creed. The Lot
is F0tty-throe feet front ny One Hundred and Sisty
-, hgefeetdeept TO = Twelye fNot Alley. The House
H1 contains Seven Rooms, Hall, Kitchen. &c, and
AyA was hnished about one ysarsines. Also. 4 com
modious Stable, Carriage House. Wood and Coal
House, &c, 80. AIlin good repair.
This pronerty WIN be sold cheap for cash or In pay
ments, IS II Is theintention OF the proprietotto luoVe
wost. For further particulars enquire on the pre-
misses or Of the EDITOR ofthe GAZETTE.
Lancaster, November Is, 1s5S-estf
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-02-14

USEFUL REcEIPT. in cattle are
quickly cured by washing several times a
day with a mixture of the yolk Of eggs and
spirits Of t~hrpentiGe.A
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-02-14
lRnifimore HTnrRet.

B~.trrxoss. February I2-Flopr, sales OF 200 barrels
OF 10 Egri stferi At : %; Ohio aud City mills are
hold ptthe sans price. without sales. Corn sells a.
O. 155r for shiiS. 20 Wheat Offering.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-02-14
NEW sToRE-NEW GOODS
W. O ".

IETASlust received and Is now opening a general
Il assortment of DEkY GOODS ~ofevcry variety
usually foundin Dry Goods trades consisting in part OF
Caiieos, Prints, Lawns, Gingbams,
Browna4d Bleached Muslins; 5, & Demonstrating
Black and Fancy Dress silks; Distances; Baragesi
Alpaceas. plain and figured;
Linenand silk handkerchief and CravstS; $3.50.
Bonneta and Bonnet Ribbon; Cloths and Cdsim eres;
Satinetsand Flannels; Checks, ~1fckings, and
Mems Summer Ware of all kinds,
together with a variety OF other goodsfor Ladies and
Gentlemen. All of which have been purchased at
very low prices.& will he sold oquallylow for C.ssR
or COUNTRY PRODUCE ONLY. o
His Store willbefognd two doors Weslofthe Fair
field County Savings Institute and opposite ShFtIer's
Hotel, Lancaster, Ohio. May "a, lSJJs3
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-02-14

Mrs. sidlons once frightened a shop
keeper into fits, by the solemn and awful
manner with which she drawled out will
Ethis2-calico4-Wash?
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A~E1HAgIoN!YA e yyonLp.
WELETANI RHUTT.

WILLIAM SMUTT,
CARRIAGE & BUGGY MANUFACTURER
Ga wheeling street,
cERETs now Offering The public aoERE
HES4@ styis and variety ofcarHages R4<
and Blgg5es unsurpassed for beaufy. Durability aud
eheaPnessby any thing ofthe kind ever offered In this
section OfOblo. Having secured the services Of tho
Hostacc0mpiishsd wofkmen, he is able TO compete
with any similar SstablishmeDt West OF the mOun-
.ains. hy b~tsterAl Is all hsst quality. an 4 all WORK
warranted for one year. Psfs0ns DESTROYS Of Dur-
shadng viii Drsase call End examine my stock before
purchasing slse n there.
TTHe y also prepErsdtO Pa'at and Tria any work
persons wish dODs, al as reasonable rates asany firm
IN the ely. VA. SHUT.
Lanoss.sr, aprlIgs. LEO
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Dssirable city Property for sale.

- FVNHAT desirable pfOpery located on Wheel
S5l;;s 1 ing Street. corher o. Broad Alley, being 1cO
Resdsneccoutsins q o0ins kitchoa, 0uihouses, DE,
'with alLtbe eohyenIenees OF a family residence--aiso
Q new aud ooByehieut C9rpentere Shop, Smoke House.
Stable, &c. Teruis.roasonabe For further partfeuh
Iars enquire Of LITTLE 4 DREsBACHs.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-02-14
nnMovAL..
DIR. O. I'd. DAVIS.

EEAs remoyea his residence and cfiSe tothe brick
buildlngforinerly occupied By John StalIsEith
ESQ, south side OF Main stssett3 doors west ~ ~.
Kfoider't fssidenes. 0ssobet y, is54-9s
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.

X Il .La .-|
LONDON. Jan. 25th.-The London Daily
News learns on undoubtod authority that
the preliminary treaty Of peace will be
sigaed probably before Tuesday. and GER
tainly before the meeting Of Parliament.
An armisiice win be concluded imme-
diately after signing the preliminaries OF
negotiations with a wow to a final compre-
hensive treaty which will be commenced
forthwith. 81 q
The Mws further learns that il is the
determination Of the Allied Powers TO ex
%ercise to their fullest extent the right re-
served 10 them by the fifth article Of ths
Austrian proposal to bring forward add
%tiopal stipulations for the general welfare
Of Europe.
A dispatch from Berlin states thai The
peace proposals were strongly supported
in 81. Petersburg by Holland.
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.oNE wgEK LATER FRoM EuRopE.
rEAcR rnosrEcrs BRIenrEMNa.

New YoRK, Feb 8.
The new steamer Persia arrived at her
berth about half past 9 O'clock this morn
ing. She brings dates to the 26th ult.-
one week latOr.
The steamship Belgiqus has put back,
leaky.
The Arago arrived at Southampton on
the 25sh ul.,
The peace prospects are apparently pro-
crossing, but some days must yet elapse
before the prelimiuaries can be signed; but
tho Czar has ordered Gortschakof to sus-
pend hostilities in the Crimes.
Russis's sincerity is as much doubted as
on former occasions, but appearances are
all fair, and apparently straight forward.
The order 10 cease hostilities has been
given by tine Gear without visiting for a
formal srmistice although it is rumored
that ar. armistice has been agreed upon for
three months.
France, England and Austria continue
10 accord, although it has been ~foreseen
that grave questions must arise during the
negotiations for peace.
No place Of meeting hiss yet been decid.
ed upon, but a dispatch received on Friday
the authenticity Of which is doubted, saw,
that il will be either Paris or London, anC
also that Baron Drummer will be the Rus
sian Plenipotentisry,
Il viii be at least the end Of February
before all prelimjnariss are arranged.
The signatures are appended for the a
grecment 10 meet in the meantime.
Consuls are up, They had reached 8.
bu. closed on Friday at 975@90s. Mon
ey was slightly easier. and the rates wer
unchanged.
American Stocks were in improved de
maud.
The ships Horizon, Independence, an
Mary Green have been lost.
The 1irmo Kelly and Gilmore, of Man
chester, has failed.
The bullion in the Bank Of England in
creased $4,000
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 26th. - Richardson
Spence & Co. report that cotton, on tn
day The Pacific sailed, was brisk, bu
since then it has been steady and close
! 1-6d over last Fridays quotations
Fair Orleans, 81; Middliug, s 1915; fai
upland 81; Middling The week
sales were 70.22O bales. including 1000
on speculation. and 1o. 600 for export.
Br~eadstuffs-Flour, slow sales. West
ern Canal 4Os; Ohio 42s.
Wheat-In rather improved demand &
los I0d@1ls Sd for Red; lis 9d@12s 70
r White.
Indian corn Sd lower. Mixed yellow
38s Cd. White. nominally 43s.
Provisions ~ Quiet, with but it'll
change; Lard dull. 3
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-07-21
SOMETHING NEW


A Dinghy important to ali interested in the
- truction and repair II nll kinds Of bui d.
ings. steamboats, or cars.
In. und .rsigned would announce to the people Of
the city Of keokuk and vicinity that they are now
fuzzy prepared TO put on at tbs shortest notice. K. r.
KusseII's Patent Compound G. ment Roofng on can
vas, completing the roofs of ordin .ry sir hui
ings in day. Also, will Old eaky tin roofs
NJ ha the expense, making them good or better
than wh.n nsw
From 20 ID and suffictn reasons, We repose the
stmost conid in the adaptedncss Of the combine
tion and Of this mt foi all RI fling purpo-
ses. Having its IN rits faithfully dsnonstra-
ted prepared to say that it is superior to Tin
Shingles, Slate, or any other ,oohng now in use,
being perfectly and CIR proof, admitting
Of any pitch. either steep or dat.
It adheres firmly to whatever il il put upon, il
not affected BY the heat Of summer or the frosts Of
winter. does not drcip run but becom Is hard and
smooth, admitting ~ any amount ~ wear By tread
ing thereon, and Is as cheap single.
We wish 70 state that this is Pitch. Felt GRAY
81, Indiarubber Gum Shelach, or Guttapcrcha roof
ing, but is = different combination from any and all
the cement roofing used in this city or vicinity
All roofing done by warrant equal to the
sample which con be at shop, on the corner
OF 9th and Timea sts., ut our boarding place. St.
Charles Hotel.
All interested We invite to call before contracting
for other roofing. COWLES 4 PALMER.
NOTICE. TO those wishing to engage in the bust
ness elsewhere we offer for sale the most OF the
counties Of this State. CAP.
july l 5 dim.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-07-21

PHILADELPHIA, July IA serious rail-
road accident occurred this morning on the
Northern Pennsylvania Railroad, by the ex.
plosion of the boiler of an engine.
The cars were filed with the teachers and
children of the st. Michael's Church Sub
bath School, bound on an excursion. The
cars were set on FIRE and several lives lost
The accident happened near Port Washing
ton. kumor makes the number killed from
80 to 200. No train has arrived vet from
the scene OF the disaster. Other companies
have furnished locomotives, and surgeons
have been dispatched to the scene Of the ac-
cident.
\ dispatch from Germantown says num-
bers Of the wounded have been brough,
there In private conveyances.
The scene Of the accident is fourteen
miles from this city, near two curves, so that
approaching trains can't be seen 500 wards
distant, and the track is single one-when
the locomotives came together they rose on
end, their fire boxes nearly touched. and
scattered about the wreck. The first excur-
sion car caught FIRE, and communicated TO
the others piled upon it. The most extr,.or-
binary efforts we're made to extricate the
mutllated beings crushed under the wreck,
many Of them still alive when the flames
resohed them. The groans and cries that
rent the air were awful. A number Of ply
sicians from this city AMI Germantown were
in early attendance.
Two engines from Chestnut Hill forced
water through house to the wreck, and after
working for several hours the human beings
were removed from beneath.
Nineteen bodies were removed to . black.
smith shop, three Of them supposed to be fe-
males.
The body of Father Sheridan was re-
covered and brought to this city.
Immense crowds were attracted to the
scene of the calamity from the surrounding
country.
The friends of the dead and wounded
walked from the city, and every description
OF vehicle was taken and made use of in
conveying the dead and wounded to the
city.
SECOND DISPATCH.
The excursion train, with 100 children
with their parents and techers. came in col
lison with the down train, on a curve nea,
Fort Washington, while the latter was goinl
slowly and the former rapidly, cndcayorinl
to reach the stopping place. Both locomo
tives were crushed, and cars OF the excur
sion train crushing together caught Are and
were consumed. Beneath the ruins were ,
number crushed SO that recognition was i'm.
possible. The scene was OF the most heart
rending and terrible description. Seventeen
bodies were counted beneath the ruins of tn,
cars, mostly consumed. Eleven men an,
women and two children were consumed in
one car. Total killed 80; wounded, co.
LATER.-There were IS killed and nearl,
100 badly injured. 800 persons were OF
the train, and cars were entirely demolish
ed. Among the kiIledis Father Sheridan, O.
St. Michael's Catholic Church.
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W hitch 10 worse /!

The Fort Madison Plain Dealer, as we'll
A. Mr.. Moss, seems to be very much excited
in relation to the charge that the Roput lican
candidate for Senator owned slaves in Ken
lucky. The truth of that matter, we believ.
is that Miller's wife owned some half dozen
slaves in her own right, which, after her
marriage with Miller, were sold to her IA
thcr.
But we should like to know the opin-
ion Of the Plain Dealer, Times, and Lo-
cofoco organs and spe kers generally,
whether they consider the selling Of few
slaves and putting the proceeds in ones
pocket, worse than Uiping out thousands Of
dollars Of honest debts by the bankrupt act,
without putting ones hand in his pocket at
all And whether they consider opposition
to the extension of Slavery into Kansas
worse than the repudating of ones debts
and he refus | to pay laboring men money
justly due for their hard toll, while the debtor
rolls in luxurious wealth, the fruits Of legal
reputation Of his debts by taking the bene-
ut OF the bankrupt law, together 18th fortu-
nate speculatious made since he obtained n
certificate of bankruptcy
Categorical answers to the above aucs-
tons are requested without delay.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-07-21

Knew N0thlnglsm and Dem ecvacy.
The Times Of Thursday had another fling
ut the Gate City and the Republicans about
Know nottingham. We question, if it con-
tinues this conduct, whether it will take very
much BIZ its motion.
Let as state . few facts for the considera-
ton Of honest and rejecting people. There
are men now Republicans, who once were
Know Nothings. What Of it? They have
not become Republicans because they were
Know Nothings. 1t is another sentiment
which lies at the foundation Of the Republic
can organization, and every body knows it.
They have joined the Republican party for
the purpose OF exercising an influence agree
able to their sentiments over the question OF
Slavery-extension. On that issue and for
that same purpose the Republican party asks
al men, no matter whether they have been
Know Nothings or ant-Know Nothinrs.
Wings or Democrats, Free Sellers or Slave
holders, to join them. But because some of
its members have been Know Nothings, as
some have been Democrats and Wings, there
lore the Times seeks to cast odium upon the
party, and make it responsible for senti.
ments that it has nothing to do with.
we return the charge. We apply the
same logic to the Times and the Black De-
mocracy Of Keokuk. The Times itself car
RES at the head of its editorial columns n
ticket partly made up of Know Nothings.-
certainly one, and We believe two, of its
Candidates having been members of the
DARK Lantern" order. Still more almost
every leading man of the Black Democracy
In this city were Know No,hings. Let us
name few: D. B. Smith, II. w. Sample.
>. .. Bishop, DR.. Husse, (of the Times).
>. b. knight, Sheriff Turner, J. M. Hiatt,
Dr. "ynan, Slle Heagh,, II. J. Campbell (P.
.. Agent). These men were Know Nothinvs ;.
honest and conscientious ones no doubt. but
decided and active; Know Nothings from the
sincere conviction that the foreign element in
our politics required special efforts at their
hands 10 suppress but they were Demo.
crafts then; they are Democrats now mo
Democracy of keokuk is IN the hands 90
nnow-Noshings; the great BODY of the
native-born Democracy Of this CITY were
hnow- Nothines; hardly prominent man
among them can be named who was M,
ana We asS the men that the Times appeals
%, 10 consider these facts, for facts thew
are.
II tne Times cyinges under suc! re,orts ~
TINS, iet II put us demagogue hands over IT.
denagogac mouth
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Notice.

4 LII persons indebted TO the late Arm Of Baldwin,
"A Evans Co., are hereby notified that payment
Of same is expected % before the first Of July
next, TO the undsrsignsd.
June IS, l856-d1w BALDWIN 4 EVANS.
TIOUSEKERPRR'S GOODS-A 6ne assortment Of
i i linen and cotton, l0-l, liza, ia sheet
ngs, also linen and cotton &c. 40 and 45 inch pillow
casings, lO-4, III and Ia AllAndale, Lancas-
TOR aod Inperial Quilts. Dsmask, birdseyc and
hnokAbaak tswsling, linen and cotton diapers, ~
Bile linens, ofash, 10, just received.
apr33-dsw P.D. FOSTER.
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TcIcgraphlc Nows.

WASHINGTON, July l7.-Mr. Houston, cor
respondent Of the New York Tribune, was
assaulted here this evening BY Capt. Pats,
for refusslt 20 retraot statement made BY
him that the latter showed the white feather,
for surrendering his company Of Is men to
Is Free State men in Kansas.