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j. 4. DIKKEE = CO., Sd MAKn ElYeel.
uAvEjus received the larges, and most varied
Il l. stock Of Carpets and Oil Cloth brought 10
Iowa.
This stock comprises one hundred different styles,
and having been bought before the recent advance,
~ will sell them ~ pres,ut Wholesale eastern pri-
ccs.
Wswsuld respectfully invite those who are Eur.
mining their houses, to examination Of these
Carpets and Oil Cloths, feeling satisfied that ~
qualities, styles, and prices, such that they
not fail to please all who may favor with CALI
Angus Is. 1855. d6wtf
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THE MIG boot !!

A we wish to make room for our new stock, to ar
"A rive the first boat will dispose of the re-
mainder Of the stock bought from Mr.. Duke at and
below cost.
We will be glad to see all who wish bargains in
Boots and Shoes. IL. ELLIUTT co.
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SANDERS, SCOFIELD 4 CO.,
RU0NITURE WARRsl8oOMs,


RU0NITURE wARRsROOMS,
Main Street, bet 5th : 9th Sta, KROKCK, IOWA.
gNHE undersigned have now in
i thier Ware Rooms, and design
keeping constantly on hand = we'll
lected Of all kinds Of Furniture, shra-
cling Marble Top Dressing, and plain Bureaus; fine
and plain Sofas; fne and plain Center and Card
Tables; Cane seat and Windsor Chairs, Rocking
Chairs Of every description from plain wooden
seat, to the finest hair cloth stuffed seat plain and
fancy rned Cottage Bedsteads Of the latest styles
Lounges, &c.
Looking Glasses Of all sizes Clocks, Carpetings,
floor and door mattings door and table oil cloths,
mattronses, feather busters, carriage trimmings,
window shades and trimmings, and every other arti
Gle usually kept in line Of business.
Part Of our stock made under own super
vision, And the rest bought from manufactures o1
high standing, 80 that warrant every article
for durability and finish Of workmanship.
Cur object il to establish permanent business
here, and not on the Peter Funk principle; and q
an induccment to persons to purchase Of VI, ar,
resolved to sell at the lowest St Louis prices.
Call and examine stock before purchasing
elsewhere. We will always take pleasure in showing
furniture to Ladies and Gentlemen who call on us
whether they feel inclined to buy or mot.
SANDERS, SCOFIELD l. co. !.
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New Books.
LNUTAW, by W. Gilmore Simms
IL Ph@nixana or, Sketches and Burlesquss.
Salad for the Solitary.
" :. Social.
HALF Hours with Best Authors.
4th Vol. Of Edgar A. Poe's Works.
Whitney Defence If American Policy.
Beaverton War in Kansas.
Understandable; or, the Fall Of Chicago.
just received at OGDEN,S.
yoN. FoRnS HISTORY OF ILLINOIS-From
~ the commence lnent as a State in 1918 TO lS47
containing full account Of the Black Hawk War,
the rise, progress. and fall OK Mormonism, the Al
ton and Lovejoy riots, and other important and in
teresting events, at X. b. UGDEN'S.
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I-W. I0HNAT4AN
II UNDERTAKEN, Corner Of johnson and
~ Third Streets.
Carries on the business Of Undertaking in all it,
branches He he's recently made extensive additions
to his stock and perfected his arrangements in every
department.
imperyious to air and indestructble, highly orna1
mented and invaluable for tho preservation Of thu
dead, we'll cofns If every style and Anish fur
he'd TO order.
Hearses and carriages furnished, and the entire
rangemcnts Of the funeral attended to when
keonlk, April IL, 1853. dy
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WATCHES
n. w. JONES,

Dealerin Clocks, Watches Jewclry
ON SECOND 6rRTYT,
NEXT door to c. Parsons Banking House,
E9UKuk, ....................... IOWA.
TUE subscriber has just received large =
ana beautiful stock Of Gold and Silver IA
Watches, Guild Jcwelry, &C., comprising the MI
latest styles Of LAdies' Breast Pins, Ear
Rings, Finger Rings, Caf Pins, Gold Guard and
Fob Chains. Keys, Seals, Silver Thmbles, Gold
Slides. Snaps, studs, Gold Pens with or without
holders, Gold Pencils, Pens and Pcncils.
WArcn REPAIRING.
The subscriber being practical matchmaker,
feels competent to repair the most difficult and deli.
cate work that may be entrusted to his care.
All work warranted to give satisfaction.
CORRECT TINE
The public may rest assured that the correct time
r., and always will be kept by
Nov. %, lS55-diy n W. JONES.
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KEOKUK CITY BATHS.

TSAGLE6ON'S old stand re- pened for the accom-
IL mediation Of town and country. Those wishing
to enjoy the luxury II fine bath, requested to
call q Smith the Hair Cutter opposite the Laclcds
House. In consequence Of the continual expense in
keeping up the establishment, Thirty-6v cents
cash win be required for bathing.
Citizens and Strangers wishing their haircut fash
ionAbly, most luxuriously done up, are request.
ed to Gallon SMITH, THE HAIR CUTTER.
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CuTTlNG'S PATENT AMDR OF YPEs.
rINHESE pictures are 800
&: :: :; !:
wishing to get pic
tuTe that will never fade change in the least 81
the superiority Of Cuttings Ambrotypes. BE par,
ticuar, if in want Of Of these, TO call ut the
AnBaorYrE GALLERY, No. 3, Third Street. Pictures
are warranted to give entire satisfaction and guar
antied to equal any in the western country. He has
got the largest and finest GALLERY between st. Louis
and Chicago with side ligh, and aky light, which no
nher Gallery in this city has. He has the cxcusivc
right Of this pacnt for keok ak and Lee county All
other pictures protesting to be the counter
feits and an imposition on the public They are
but worthless limitations IT the genuine mbrotype
gotten up to deceive the public. The Ambro,yps
will keep in water we'll upon the parlor table
They may also be set in tomb stones, aud remxr
u,,impsired for ages
F. lsstFaetiefss given in Atnbrot yping, Knt Kr
SO IN taking pictures glass, not patented to SAT-
those who wish to travel. lie has also large
stock Of chemicals hand, and collodcon Of the in
est quality, ard ready for use.
Gallery No. ), Third-st, keokuk, Iowa.
apr35-dtf EMERSON, Artist.
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A CARD.

fttffr n9Itrsi sHed having THIS day Formed
L partl.rshipin trade, under the firm Of MeGayie,
Chittcudau a Co., win continue the
WHOLESALE GROCERY, IRON AND COMMITS
SION GUINNESS,
al Nos 5j. 81 anu o. Leyee, TO the late
firm o. Chttenden Mcaayic.
WM. s. McGAVlC
A. b. CHIrTENDEN,
LEROY McdAVlC,
CT DAVIS.
keokuk Feb. LIST feb2odawtf
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co.eARTsERsHrp pIssOLyED.

EO-pARTSEKs DISSOLVED.
TYNE eo-partne. ship heretofore existing under the
L 6ru If Ghtttcnden { MeGayie having been this
day dissolved by mutual consent the business Of the
house viii hereafter ba continued under the name
aad style OF Mc.iaYis, Chittenden i Ca.
A h. cIIIrTENDEN,
WIN $. McGAVIc
keokGk, Feb LIST, 1856. d&wtf
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seed Aceail

a FRESH invoice Of Garden, Flower, and Fiels
IA Seed, jast received from Landreth, Philadel-
phia. Also, lot Of Onion Sets, 81 A. A. Britt0n .
Bed and Agricultural Warehouse, % Main street.
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10 the Cisi.ene 81 Krek M.
Gas Eixsures.

TTvHE andersigned are prepared to receive orders
i for fitting up stores. Offices and dwelling houses,
with pips and fixtures for sAs-promptiy executing
the same, and guaranteeing all their work to be gas
tight
All persons DESTROYS of using gas, that have nos
been called upon, are requested TO leave their ID
dress with VI, through the Post Once.
Orders executed in the succession in which they
are received. 6COFIELD BROTHER.
Iulv
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CANDIES.
n LARGE assortment VI Caadies, Mats, md For
"A sign Fruits, for sale by
fsbl9d CREIGHTON 0HARR.
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those whowish ornament their grounds with small
trees which will commence bearing the second year
after planting.
Also. Fancy Shrubbery, Evergrecns, Roses, DC.
~. WeeApect 10 TIC aDie TO supply any guam
sts+yy osatU, Cahbagc anu Tomato plants
taF gardening
Orders received ut our grounds, three Of q
mile vest IT City limits, ON the Blu6 Ferry road
To the Dcs Moines, or by mail, addressed to
keokuk. March ~ d1w IlUBBkLL HILTON.
WAGONS! WAGONS wAGONSSsl
DLOW AND WAGON FACTORY, CORNER 18th
and Main Streets, Keokuk, lows. Having
purchased the before named establishment and
made large additions to 1t, we now manufec-
turing VI the best ONO TIMER including the aean
bent feipf, tho other timber for wheels being used
1 IN this establishment,) WAGONS OF EVERY VA
! RiEIi, HACKS, PEDDLING WAGONS, CARTS,
\ WHEEL. BAKkOWS, CULTIyATORS, AN b
pLnWS in style and workmanship equal 10 any In
the Western States. Al we use none but the best
material, and employ none but the best mechanics,
we feel confident of being able to obviate the me-
eessiy, to those who will give us . call, Of send
ing either tochieago Cincinnati for any article
In our line.
! n. B.-A good stock Of Plows and Wagons con-
stantly on hand to supply purchasers at the short
, est notice. Those wishing to purchase en- save
time and money by calling ct the corner q 18th
and Main streets. FREEMAN KNOWLES.
aprli-dawly
vNWENTY-FIvE boxes No lsnons Cor sale (,
! dsolA HUSTON. HAWKINS HUSToNT.
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LATE PUBLICATIONS
For Sale by u. r.. Gave n SOn.

Main street Between 3D. and 4th
IL iicnt1
Nagaboud Life iii Mexico by Gabriel Ferry.
The Great American Battle, or the Contest be-
tween Christianity and Romanism, by Anna Ella
Carol
The sparrowgfass Papers, by Fred. Cozzens.
The Banshy Papers, or Irish Echoes, by John
Broushaia.
Ladies Guide to Perfect Gentility, by Emily
Thornsell.
Rachel Gray, tale founded fact, by Julia
kavanaugh.
The ship Carpenter Family By W. z. Whitman.
War in kansas, single trip 10 the border among
new homes and strange people by Douglas Brew
erton.
Greer Mountain Girls, by Blythe White.
The S,ng Of Miikawatha, translated from the
origina! feegu by Marc Anthony Henderson,
Daisy Burns, n story, by Julia kayanaugh.
Toline and Hoping, story of Little Huneh-
back b, Jenny Marsh.
Married, not Mated by Alice Carey.
For sale by
June b I'D CAVE son.
INHE Life and Travels of Herodotus in the fifth
l. ccnturs before Christian imaginary biogra-
ply founded fact, illustrative Of the history re-
ligion literature, arts aud social condition If the
irecks. Egyptians and persians, by j. I. Wheeler,
+. Res For sale BY
juacl1d CAVE x SON.
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To the ~ ock M laers 81 the X ON nm,
Fl. Dcs M 0kn0s and Minnesota
Ra11rOaA Co.
NOTICE 10 hereby given that the sixth cal flea
IN per cent. viii be due and payable the 2sth
Of June next, ut the Company's of6ce, in keokuks
to William Leighton, Treasurer.
HUGH T. REID, Prest.
VIZ. Lxloaros. sec'y. mayl3dkwtd
[Daily Times and Post please copy.l
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DLt Ri-BusIAH--A song BY no Au,hot-..A
dged Without a name, perpetratedby PhilAnder
Doesticks, p. Il. For sale bv
juncl7d CAyEk SON.
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ROR SALE
A SPLENDID Farm Of six hundred acres, located
n on EtsinR Prairie, sixteen miles N. ". OF the
city Of Keokuk.
II desired IL wiitbe divided tosuit purchasers.
The improvements ore Of superior character.
Il has been prononnced, BY those who hare seen
II, 70 b o&ths most beautiful farms In the coun
t<y.
Apply toJ. r. Cave, String Prairie, or n Cave
Son, Main Street, between ID and 4th, Keckuk.
mAhldu
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JUST PVHl,l%HED.

L 4 Translated by the late VIM. MeQuinn. Fur sale
by CAVE T. son.
.Iuue II
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BLACKsMlTHlN
by q. W. La n Z d o n +,

BY q. W. La n 8 d on,
AI " q &, bra.s \ X r. = =. a'tp..ss
. work for Railroads, Boats, Locks
Mills, Engnes, Homework, Ac. Scrswr
cut TO order from to u inches. Having long ex-
peiencc and ample materials, respectfully solie;.
orders.
shop on Third, between johnson and Exchange
streets, formerly occupied by W. Graham.
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TWENTY-FIVE boxes No isnons Tor sale q
! declA HUSTON. HAWKINS 3 uUHTo0T.
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NLOCks enough 10 supply the market, Of every
~ variety Of pattern, Jerome's make, warranted,
and at manufacturers prers at HuSTON'S
apr26
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T1yHE subscriber wishes 10 put IN the wall during
i 1856 Two millions " brick, for which be will
take town lots or land In the '.Hsf Breed Tract
Also two span 81 horses wanted in exchange for
brick work. HAWKINS TAYLOR.
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Lumber! Lumber!s

vTyHE subscriber has bought the" Fast Saw Mill
i two miles above the city, and IL prepared Il
furnish all kinds Of lumber texcept Pine) nj tn,
shortest notice II from 81 Is 81 SO per 100 feet
decl3dkvtf HAWKINS TAYLOR.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-03-27

B@The fact that old Davy Atchison wont
abuse the American party, but says their
is much to approve in 1.-THE fact that he
declared for dissolution of the democratic,
and all other parties, and 4 Union Of the
South, for Southern protection, does not sit
we'll with the antics in this region. The
old fellow knows there is no democratic par
,y worth talking about-that the party is
abolitionized at the North, and powerless in
the South, with the Americans in the field.
Let him come out for Fillmore and Donel-
son, and he will do much TO disarm oppo-
nents of the South, and more for Southern
interests, thon he could probably do in any
other position.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-03-27
st. Louis City Elections.

The election for City officers, in St. Louis
comes off the first Monday in April. There
is already much excitement. The Benton
party, led on by Blair, Brown s. Co., are
in the field with their candidates, Mr.. John
How for Mayor, John Hartnett, for Comp
;roller--the two leading offices. Opposi-
ton to Know Nothingism is the only ISSUE
so declared by the candidates, over their
own signatures. Blair and Brown will
permit no other iss,Ie--will not let their can
didates say whether they will support the
nominees of the Cincinnati democratic or
Philade phia Black Republican Convention.
They are strongly suspected Of leaning 10
the latter. Blair's father was President Of
the Black Republican Convention at Pitts
burg, and he was appointed on one OF the
prominent committees. The Democrat had
correspondent present at the Black Re-
publican Convention, who claims TO live in
Missouri, and who made speech. Recol'
lect, too, the Antics of the country have al.
WAYS denounced Blair, Brown, and The en-
tire Benton party in St. Louis, as abolition
lists, and then think ofthe Pilot, the State
organ Of the antics, fusipg with this motle!
crowd, and asking for no other issue bu
opposition to the Know Nothings. Thu
Black Republicans have thus started in ou'
own State, and Wings and Anti-Bentor
democrats, in st. Louis, 60 in with them
and cry down with Americanism. Thu
combination is powerful in numbers, Blu
ne hope and believe the Americans vii
Triumph.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-03-27
MIR. Fuller al. Homa.

Mr.. Fuller being on visit to his home,
his old friends, without distinction of party,
gave him public dinner, at which he made
a speech of some length, vindicating the
course Of himself and friends during the
struggle for the Speakership and arguing
that his position on the slavery question was
sonnd, national and conservative. He de-
precated the agitation oithe question in and
out of Congress, as calculated to inAame the
publicly sectional divisions. He desired that
the men of the North and the men of the
South should live and act as brethren. He
thought the people of the territories should
be left to act for themselves. His remarks
were received with great applause.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-03-27
Kansas AtrAtRs.-Gov. Shannon wa.

Kansas AfrAiRs.--Gov. Shannon was
al Topeka, (where the bogus Legislature
was in session, and had summoned Judge
Lecompte and Attorney General Isaacs, &c
come 10 that place Immediately. The Mar
shall had previously gone to Topeka, with
writs 10 arrest all the State Officers, and
the members of the Legislature. Nothing
further is known here of their proceedings
Gov. Robinson passed down the river
this morning on the steamer "Omaha," and
Gen. Lane on the 81. II. Lucas" II i.
supposed they are avoiding arrest.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-03-27
Fillmore and Donelson.

Never since we have been engaged in
politics, have we seen any nomination, by
any party, received as well as that Of Fill
more and Donelson. Throughout the en-
tire country, the press and the people, Eek
cepting the aboli,ionists in the North and
Party Leaders in the South, hail the nom.
nations as the opening Of better and brigh.
Ter era. If the politicians and sgitators---
the office seeking lords who are kept upon
he surface by the strife they raise them
selves-were out Of the way, the people,
with one voice, would declare for them
Their friends are not found, and their
strength does not lie alone, in the members
Of the party that nominated them, but all
who recollect decentralization Of Fillmore,
and the eminently National character of the
man; all who recollect the stand he took
when the agitators were shaking the very
foundations of the Rebublic, are for him,
and the taunts, and jeers, and abuse, and
coaxing Of the politicians, cannot alter their
determination.
Donelson is none the less National
man. Before the American party sprung
into existence, he cut loose from the admin
istration, because it departed from the de-
mocracy of Jackson, by consorting with
and rewarding sectional men and agtators.
He, like old Hickory is for the union of the
States--one and eparOble---now and for
ever. The Aboltionism of Greeley, and
the sionism OF Davis, are alike repug-
nant to the pupil of Gen. Jackson, as they
were to the old hero himself, and he is
against the one and the other; end the peo-
pie are with him.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-03-27

IS-The postmaster General has adver-
tised for proposals TO carry the mail three
times week, from Quincy, Illinois, by
Palmyra, Warren, Oakdale, Shelbyville,
Hagar's Grove, Ten Mile, Bloomington
Mechanicsburgh, Wyandott, Linneus, Coll.
iersville, ChiIicothe, Spring Hill, Clear
Creek, Gallatin, Victoria, Maysville and
Boyce's to st. Joseph in four horse coaches,
with branch from Palmyra to Hannibal
the distance to be performed in seventy
hours. Bids Tor six times week service
are also solicited. The service to commence
July lst, 1856.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-03-27
DAVID EAR ROE

WHOLESALE DEALER in HATS n
w CAPS exclusively, No. lle Main Street,
81. Louis, Mo. am now receiving the largest
and most complete Spring and Summer Stock OF
HATS AND CAPS, Of The latest and most
desirable styles ever brought TO this market, to
which the attention Of purchasers is respectfully
called, and examination of goods and prices so
licited Having made extensive and permanent
connections with all the principal and most FASH
ionable Hat and Cap Manufacturers in the East,
shall he in constant receipt throughout the
Spring and Summer of their Best, latest and most
Fashionable productions.
Orders will meet with prompt attention. PER-
sons ordering by letter, viii please state whether
articles wanted. are for men. Youths. Boys, Or
Children: also the kind. qnality snd color, and
about wLai price is wanted.
DAVID pFARCF.
mrh20 1S5G-im 10. 116 Main strt st. Lonis.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-03-27
Secrecy.

Secrecy is one Of the bug-besrs Of the an.
ties, continually paraded against the Ameri-
can party. Now we profess to know some
thing about the workings of parties
have been engaged in politics many years
are perfectly familiar with the modus oper-
dndi by which parties are governed, and we
knoto that the American is the only party
wherein all the members have q .oice in
nominating candidates. 1t is peoples par
ty, where the people rule, and not the poll.
ticians. They admit none but members to
their deliberate councls-but in the coun-
Gil room, all have voice.
Is this the case with the oppositionp-
Every one knows it is not. The wire pull
ers agree Upon the candidates, secretly; the
people are not consulted, until the whole
thing is agreed upon, and then they are
called upon 10 ratify. If a contest springs
up between two aspirahts, are the people
called upon to decide? Not at all. The
managers meet in some lawyers Office, or
other private place, and decide the matter,
and all boilers are declared renegades and
traitors.
Just "about these days" there is no little,
secret" work among the leaders of the OPP
position. They canbe seen styling it about,
any day, and back rooms are in demand
Particularly is this the case in Fayette.-
These wire-pullers will come out OF secret
caucus and talk about the evils Of q secret
political organization.
Out upon such humbuggery and hypro-
cricy.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-03-27
The Plurality Rule,

The election of Black Republican Banks
to The Speakers Chair, still gives rise to
discussion as TO who is responsible for it.
The administration is the responsible par
ty, as every body knows, and as its efforts
to shirk the responsibility on the American
party show. Banks could not have been
elected without the adoption of the plurality
rule. The resolution 10 elect under this
rule, was adopted, yeas lib, nays l04.-
The resolution adopting this rule was pro-
posed by an administration democrat, and
supported by eight administration men;
their votes carried the proposition, and cleo
ted Banks! The American members united
with the bulk of the Administration party
in opposing the plurality proposition, WELL
knowing its adoption would insure Banks
election. This fixes the responsibility Of
Banks election on the Pierce democracy, Of
itself--and doubly fixes it, when connected
with the platform they adopted in the be.
ginning Of the session, and their subsequent
position towards the American MEMBERS
They preferred Banks election to that o.
any American, and would not let the Amer
leans unite with them TO defeat it.
The Missouri delegation voted against
the plurality rule. Mr.. Lindley we beliey.
spoke against it.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-03-27

"Where then does Mr.. Fillmore stand
and what is his position with regard to the
slavery question? All that is necessary &c
settle this point is TO read the letter of Mr.
Fillmore which we publish to day and OBJ.
serve the answer he gives TO the interroga
tories there propOunded."- Parkville Dem
oerat.
Reference is here made to bogus letter
with Mr.. Fillmore's name forged to it
which was sprung in the canvass when HI
was candidate on the ticket with Gen
Taylor. 1t is forgery, and the antics arr
to be thanked for starting it thus early.
"Where does Mr.. Fillmore stand, ant
what is hiscposition with regard to slave
ry2' He stands on the constitution of hi
country, and his genuine signature, writer
with his own hand, approving the fugitive
slave law, shows his position on the subjec
of slavery. His execution of that law, ais
shows where he stands.
Trump up another lie. Mr.. Democrat
and see it nailed.