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X. w. WARDEN,


"ILL practice in the courts of Washington and
w prosecute claims before the several Depart
ments Of the General Government.
Office thir floor No. 49l, Seventh street opposite
Washington Place. ap 8 sm
Daily American organ., 1856-04-30
THE GREATEST DISCOVERY
OF THE AGEI
w 90 DIS


TyHIS Astonishing and Unequaled prepa-
IL ration, turns hair back to It's original color.
after having become gray, and reinstates Il in n ts
original health, ustre. softness, and beauty; re-
moves ut once dandruf from the scalp, and all un.
pleasant itching, well as all cutaneous ernptions
such as Scald heads, &C., aud hence creates per,
fectly healthy state of the scalp by acting stmu-
lantand tonic TO the organs to supply color
ing matter TO the hair and completely restores them
to their original vigor and strength and thus pre-
vents all tendency to become gray. 1t also prevents
the hair from becoming unhealthy, and falling of,
and brings it out where it is gone by resuscitatng
the organs necessary to supply nutriment health
and coorng matter 10 it, and hence acts as perfect
Hair 1nvigorator and Tonic. ~
CHARLEsTowN, Mass, Aug. 8, 1865. !,
GENrLEMEs: Nothing but a duty and sympathy
that feel to communicate TO others who are afflicted
as have been would induce me to give this public
acknowledgment of the benefit have received from
Prof. Woods Hair Restorative. When / first COM
menced using it ray hair quite gray and in spots
entirely bald. have now used the Restorative about
five months, and my hair is entirely changed to its
original color, brown and the hair is over three
inches in length on the spots where it was bald.
have also been much gratified at the healthy meis-
ture and vigor of the hair which before was dry and
it has ceased to come out as formerly
Respectfully, yours, &C.,
Mrs II. A. STODDARD
Daily American organ., 1856-04-30

And by all dealers ia Alexandra, Virginia.
jy l7--eS6m
Daily American organ., 1856-04-30

Spring STYLE OF GENTLEMENs,
~ Dress Hats for 1861 shall this day in
roduce Beebe, Lesry, and Genin's fashionable New
York Dress Hats LANES
Fashionable Hat Cap, and
mar l--eo1mif Gents Furnishing Store. "a
Daily American organ., 1856-04-30

PETERSBURG, October 81, 1854.
About five years ago, obtained from Mr. Tobias
In Washington, pair Of Glasses for the Spectacles
which used, and found them of great assistance 10
my decaying vision; and my opinion of him is that
he is skul in the preparation Of Glasses for ewes
not too far gone to be benefited by such aid.
j. n. NAY
Daily American organ., 1856-04-30

WILMINGTON, IN. O., June TO, 1904
Il To persons who have have had the sight of theii
eyes 30 impaired to require the use of GLASSES,
would recommend Mr.. JohE Tobias as a suitable per
son from whom TO obtain srch Glasses as they may
require he has suited with pair of Spectacles
for far and sight. My sight has been impaired
very much by a service of years in the Post Ofic,
Department which berth required me TO be on duty
from IL o'clock at night till after day, during which
time used but one light.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-05
Greworks.


EIRE WORKS! FIRE WOR ks
The subscribers prepared 10 isrniah all articles IL me
A'''' "A' GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
Their stock eou prises snopg other articles, ..o-,
No l. CRACKERS, EXTRA SIZE do, r0kPEDoES.
ROMAN CANDLES, Plain and Colofed
ROCKETS, from OF. 20 10 Plain and Coioref
VERrIC AL and PIN WHEELS, GRAssHoffEhs. &c
Fxhhitions furnished az short notice 49,
sole AseltsfrG A LILLIENDAHLs Exce,ior Fircwo
JOLLEY TIERS -
No IS Madsn-an and No is( Wnlism-st.
EIREWORKS-Ag general assortment Of plain
d eoorsd FIRE WORKS, ard OF the bsst aay "a sale
h. BADEAU LOCKWOOD,
No 200 w ,shing ton st.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-05
NFEICE Of RECEIVER Of TAXEs-Ngw

" c,rT g,IL. P,sK, n,y ~, 1850 -Pablc notice 10
- si,., RAJ there 80 sOCH Or FiCE a. COLLECTOR
~ aEEFARAGEs on Personal TAxks, .nd thss per-
- t.t th, gTCer-sBsd, HENbY VESN, eSa sDponisd
~ Is r1rDase found this office authorized
.,.ve a. rsonsr. doe Esr arrears Psf.oDal Tsxes
HENRY II. HOWAaD Receiver Of TsIss.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-05
G Y D Y T Y S N II
= VA be psbl.ssd on SATURDAY, JGBe7.
WIT AND WISDOM

G D N 2 81
- VA he publIshed on SATURDAY, JgDe7,
Wit AND WISDOM
THE REV. SYDNEY SMITH,,
Benz Selection. his Wr and Passages Of his Letters
ard Table Talk.
With Notes snd Biographical Memoir by EyERr A
DvYcEIScE, Portrsi' on Steel after o stuart Se~ton
and an Autosrsph Letter. leno-, cloth 81 -, .
Tie important Of SJarey Smiths ntinss VIII nere te
found yen entire; while the Selection generally p,esea1 tbe
most chsactec Of his Wit and VISION from ne
whole Numerous Hiscesnies Of m1h interest are aelt-d
which be with in any previous collection OF the
Aulof's Works.
Bioer,phicr Memoir. by the Editor.
Articles from the Edhborgh Review 1eiudns tbe Papers 90
fersle Education, Professional Edueslon, Notices OF
America 6c.)
Sketches of Moral Philosophy tineudns ths Essays Oh the
CoIduc, Of the ULderstandng, On Wit and humsr, Ieb
The Peter Plymiey Letters.
PASSAGES from Sermons
ste.chfs OIL the Reform BIZ. The BdlO.
Letters o. Ar ercan Debts.
Pt.sses from Letters the Ecclesiastical Corsns-n.
A Frssment the Iish Roman Catholic Chueh
Letters Rsilwsy Management
CLIscer OF Sir James Macintosh and Of Frss Hoyne'
Prscticsl Psssys,
Passages from Letters.
fsble-Tslk Personal &c.
i q KTDYIyID No "a Beebnan-A, ". Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-05
1rHE SWEDISH HAIR CREATOR is a prep

L
i ,r.iion &C ssssd Z r the RESTORATION and PaEsEa
yATION e HAIR ls marked success ssrranr. evesy o.
vko,e har f,us or fer try The number Of GER
msut Ii only preparation Which shes is triumph
g. vho have TIED L. Price 81 for single sote
or SIS Tor Se-t of the urfeed Ss.tes
Address ord, r. 20 PROpRIETORS SWEDISH HAIR CRsA-
TOR No 80 Broadway, New~York. Retererces-pr Bart
nete No fre Ess, lrhst Or Hepderson csra and Broad
w.y; Dr. w c. Bennett, No tcs fhsv Dr. y knsers ecs
ton; Jusus Palmer, esq, No n Ssssn-st T. towter
ssc Nc a wsll-st Henry miller, Detroit; dam'iton
No 174 Mye-sv Brcck s-d others The following letter
from Dr. Burtsete. viii sPcss for issein ,
NEw.yoEx. No t7s Ess, lltA ct, Aus ., lsSS
that the facts forth IN esrhcste published are
true 10 every particular have spee that ne recommended
IL few II NY have heard only from tire.
Mrs John Wright, No. 81 fofsyhet New fork hss had
her hair con- Another my cousin Mics Oar
yea on hi. city hair from ery.pel haa been
stirred bsle In for early ard the tht
case i. thai Of spd Mr. Boyd vho ives bald s months on
The back o bic He has use nearly three months and
The place Il By short Of s,roas hAr TINS ali
ipcw Of the Restorer You certainly welcome 70 nv
i-cw,dse ON the subject As recommend snytnirs
euep, In the of professon yod must win m ne's
,ioxs stated use your judgment 20 whether 70 y or
not n you d. would he pleS-d So matter Of curiosity 70
the ,s,ult Respectfully sTSv s9SS, RrRryyrr ND
To AILLEs, ssa
HADDEUS DAVTDS Il CO.
WRITING INKS, pronoureed BY The best te ne
more dur.be other made, ForHe 10 the TRADE
NNLY by THADDEUs DAvIDs Co, m,na'setarers OF
INKS in ali their varieties Sealing Wax Waters acase &c
No. N Clifst., New.fork,
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-05

TON ard ADVERTISING AGENCY ei,y sst g cesn- s,
n.y. No Spruce e. frbsne euldnss The Agent shssfsy
siyes he yisvs Of The psieiPs aas proper usSs u
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-05
90 farmers ano Others.

NdANNY's PATENT REAPER and MOWER,
Ul and SINGLE MOwER-M.nufaetursd ~ L. CHAMP
LER BALL w. A WOOD, VI Hoosick Falls and ABRA
HAM MARCELLUS OF Amsterdam, N. Y, and JQ IN +.
ADRIANCE Co.. Of Worcester, Nss AGO Tor ssle st No.
Gs PeArlst, By JACOB kLLisoN, AGENT.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-05
RROO OKLYN ATHEN EU NJ

II OOKL LYN AT Fl E n Il U NJ
~ APPEAnANcE
Madame IsID0RA CLARK,
WHO will give her second and Last
GRAND OPERAfIC CONCkR
With the following Artists Of ths Academy OF Aosie Ne.
Yok who will appear this occasion for the first aae N
BfOoilyn:
Sif BRlGHOLI, First Tenor
Sig ANODIO, First Bsrt1ie
Sig. MANZOCCHI,
Sig ALBITES, and
Mr A. sEDGWICK.
THIS THURSDAY EVENING, June s. ls6
Tire Prosrsme will embrace from the most celebrated
Operas Classic Ballads Instrumental Music Ii best
masters.
PROGRAMME:
Grand Trio, from the Opera Ati verdi
Romance, oF Bsrltone hoiies
8. Duo: Torn. nj do" Don Pssquale Doaicet
Duo Brilanre. airs from ts Opera Norma, bein
Gel. braed Serens from the OpeIa rrovsore" Verdi
6. Cavliins: Ernen! FIpsn! lnvoami "-Ernsoi Nerti
Sefeosde from Don Pasqusle, DoIizetti
" Cenemn
O. Ars: II Baden del III rrova.oe. Verdi
TO- Epslsh Ballad: The Dresm"..(By request mner
IL Romeuce La Spia,
~ German Song When the swallows Homewsrd Fly lab;
IS. Sose the CoLcer'ins
H. oIsDd Tercetto - lombard" Verdi
Tickets Stat the Athenxum; SAEDFOHDs, No: -
Conrt-st; MAX BRAUNS, No. 2l3 Fuitonst, Brooklyn;
VIM HALL 4 SONS, No. Z39 broadway, New York Doors
open at 74 Concert 10 commerce At o'ctook
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TWO GOOD SUMNER BOOKS

TWO GOOD SUMNER BOOKS.
l.
HERMAN AELvILLES PIAZZA TALES
PAIGE OSE DoLiAA
Bay tbs Booi and ;Ake Il into he eozrtrywtb
you, where ts heary, healthy vv.cisy viii
crafty ard excite a. much its deep unssrtone
Of rstivs poetry, inspired BY rural scenes. vii
ssotbe." [Daly News
"for companion under the broad brarehss ofsn
cid elm in the hot Summer days, keeping com
pary vith Is to the very borders OF drsamlaai,
and soothing the senses into repose, with the
sshirss Of distant music, we'reco nrnend these
Piazza TAes'" fCriteroc-
THE NEw-ENGLAND TALE:
TWI CE MAR RIED.
PAIGE sEvESIYFivE CENTS.
The Bool tells ~ bow very nice young lady Twice
N.rrsd- Il s Of very few with pleas
IRE. more vivid picture Of Ysakse life have never
not complicated, not exaggerated either story
Partially told One Of the plssssntest books of The
Fntertsinrs Amu,ips Cheerful Qu.nt- Trathfal-Le
like The characters well drawn ths, everybody
.etins one their Acquaintance from among Lively
Tueut-Pieussqre. Werecommend IL to eli.
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Hla BElTAANIe MyEsrY,s cossuLr.rE, :,

United 5ts,es having oked my Exeglstar
A. bsr Ms Cobss for the State Of sswYsrs nave.
q Der agtEoty tbs, pupo.- spDotsd JOSEPH FOW-
LSR esg Of New York charge Of tho datss 6 tnA
ce and perform fer 90 In confon-
~ With law ASiHOSY BARCLAY
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-05

THE attention Of Architects, Artisans, Build
er. ard ell iI,es,tec invited improved system of
DRAUGEr. yEsTiLAT ON and WARNING, which has
been after stady, labor and Hovng
the Eatef tee The inDproysuleBt u consist Of
Drsggbt 1Id ys1 tanz CHIASEY-pefectiy tre proof.
selfeesiDg seprsssrYiLs inturng powerful resslsted
srsSsbt syrs per II fuel IL takes warmth end
ll.fol iyto and u
yFATILATOR with three powers f action Secures
v-ntst.on wholly escludtaz fsln
sp.oky shiniDeys giylDE them perfect rsnsht-
Ship and C4 SIpHoN pESTiLATOR-whieh slppbes
he.b cs~ins the iou Railroad Cars and the hods
ard eabDs Of ships-exeludinE rain
ATUBULAR FURNACE or HEATER portable or hIedl
which ssfphss 10 rooms warmed stmospe sr bat Bs red
jgros heat No su,ke escape Il darahs,
simple, ely Gansssd Dtkes dirt and eeoEonsss fss
g1irr very little proper attention
Testronss and odels te ofics Of wN c.
WARNER, No. 20 Broadway up stairs 70 whom sppiy Sss
nshts-
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IL mistake acceptance Of the Texas We.ten Oo'
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l. stopped will please return II 10 the Companys once so 10
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I OST-A ROLL Of BILLS amounting TO ga.
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LAID note drawn by the Central RAro h CJmpany OF
jersey. favor q and pdorsed BY aissn ssra
York H. 1886 three moaths from date for rlNE
THOUSAND DoLLARs tooc) payable a. the Bank OF Com
mercs, n. Y. ,
ment kas been stopped
Ary information rsgsrd TO the may be is a. the ocs
OF Mts Phelps Dodge Co No 10 and 81 Cid street. New
York OF Communicated to the subscriber. - .
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a. Ok REWARD-LOST.-Supp TO be- left
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BOOK COZ tsinfns MONEY and PAPERS Of value. The
finder by leaving at the Oce Of LoyeJoys Hotel, will
eeiye reward Of S23.
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Gorses, Carriages, &e.

4 ROCKAWAY CARRIAGE, seats six, sub
"A substantial ard In good order suitable for city country
Also light lssthertop WAGON for two hor,es
rea large ard roomy would do well for the couny Address
Box No 2,C99 or cali at No. 3 18th s.. 5th-av.
DAIR of CARRIAGE HORSES for SALE
Fsst Travellers 10 hands high, and fine action,
SMITHS Stable NoIn Moore st. Vsrck-the property VI
private sentlen uho will give sibe guaranty for
their perfect .oundness Price 81 GOO.
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Y B. PALMERs NEWSPAPER sUBsCRIp-
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PRICE TWO CENTS.

n NJ. KING II 7 g. & o.,
L. INSoarERs wHoL sssLE nEALrRsN
FANCY GO q D ;
No. 20 NEsEY-sT uP srAtss, -.
Esve jus, received large RUB5ER PUFF CoAsS
NIUCIl.A6E, in new snd convenient Bottles
WI with Metallic Cap ard g. 6ushinaseensshe ~ .
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IOWA AS IL lS IN loO0-A GaZetteer fOr
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NEW PUB LII A T IONS
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INTRODUCTION TO THE STUDY OF ART
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One volume limo. Pree 81.
Th, vort e resu, of practical teaching pursuel for many
var. IL ID nothing than purpos besr introdu
onpterd,d idea OF the requirements Of art aud
'"e'' 'e ''''''' Extract from Pr.f,es.
THE RISE AND PROGRESS OE THE ENGLISH con-
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One volume limo. Cloth. Price 81
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effpssrd Il volume which Ameri;aH scholars, Lawyers
d en- should possess ard should also be tbs
higher text boos' in our schools
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Of one OF teachers These sketches "a Pn
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the srcity purity ard power Of language, the heh mora
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-10

FssE LAsoa--The natural capital which eoussi-
tu,es the real wealth of this great country, and
% relied vn ~ the baiwark u Frss Institssions.
John q. Fremost's letter VI Acceptance.
Whenever there 10 . substantive good TO be done,
wherever there - foot cf land ~ be prevented
from becoming Slave territory, ] am willing 10 -
sert the Prsnsaple of the exclusion Of Slavery
(Danisl Webster.
repeat that never oan and never will vote, and
40 earthly powsr will ever make vote, to sprssd
slavery over territory whore II does mot exist.--
[Henry Clay.
1 heartily concur In all movements which have
Tor their object 10 repair the mischief arising from
the violation Of good faith in the repsa Of the Mis-
souri, Compromise. am opposed 10 Slavery in ths
abstract, aud spon principles sustained and made
habitnai BY settlsdconviction. While fsel index
ibie In the belief that II ought not 70 b nterfsrcd
nth whore II exists under the shield Of State SOW
srcgnty am ~ inhexibly opposed TO its extension
on this continent beyond its present lmits.-lJohn
G. Fremont.
feel that ther. is nothing which the civili,sd
world, II they take notice Of humble IN indvid-
usl % myself, will reproach me With when say,
- said the other day, hAd nade up ny mind.
Tor one, thAt xnder circsmstsscs. would consent
70 the farther extension Of the area u Slavery In
the UnitsA Btates. or of th< farther increase of
slave Representation In the Hoass Of Representa-
tivss.-lspsssA of Daniel Webster on the Oregon
Diii, 1870.
Tns vOlcs or HExRY CLAY.-In 1850. Heary Clay
"BaA you cannot pat your Anger on any part Of
the Oonstitation which conveys the right or the
power 70 carry slaves from Of the Statss Of the
Union V any Territory Of the United States. Nor,
sir, can admit for siagls moment, that there II
any separate or distinct right upon the part Of
States Or individual msmbsm VI the states, or any
portion OF the people Of the United SAtes TO carry
Slavssinto Territories, under the idea that those
Territories are held in common between the several
States"
Tas AscssoHp ExoUraER.o or sns CINCINNATI Plat
voan-W it'll the utmost possible precision aud en-
phasis Of language, tnese resolutions alarm the
greet vital pslaciplss, lst, Of he Coaslisstonal
guarantees Of Slavery; end secondly, e ths equal
iy Of the states, 10 rspsct Of thsir sovereign dir
nifty ana political rights. In equally clear snd
ciasvs tsrns the doctrine II 6qaattsr Sovereignty
| Il rspuAiatsd BY the DsnaesAtie party.
II IN sleetsdto tho high o@ee fur whieh yssa
partlality 49, noainatsA Ne, will ssdsayos = ~
iaissss ~ aOeunaing 70 the true spril
ef ~ CoastiButtoa, ~ II ves sadssstood by ~
great unsu Who framed and adopted IL, and In sucA
way = . preserve botA Liberty ed Uaiou.-
lJsAa G. 1ssnest.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-10

CANDID ADNlassox--0oiuo ovss.-The
Eilioars Dsoo0ssestion, aanounesd several
days sinse, sans 81 lest svssiag q tAs Sesss
hoaes. BseWesa 20 ard 70 were peeps0t. I
nsaher tAas duindlsd considerably before
the close Of the meeting. A Mr. MsCsrter Of
Masessins, asd Ds. Knox Of Ibis plsss, wsr.
- speakses. The former, ~ AZ aold. I'd.
nisscd IN bic speech, that hs preferred d.
election OF Buehaaan 70 that Of Preuoot.
Jastso. That's The position % nearly ever
nen Who still supports FILLMORE, With ths
sviasess bslore hio thas thas gsnslsaas's
nsoe u ssed visA tAs hope Of dividins he
North, and givisg victory TO the South
united tor Slavery. The nunber Who will
allow tAsasslvss 70 bs used for such . DUR.
pose, y saall and rapidly Diminishing. Thu
Union Of Frsenen for she sake Of Freedom
- nov the watchword. -liowa City Repub.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-10

GENERAL INSURANCE. AGENCY.
Capital "a, $50, 900.
FIRE, MARINEAND LIFE INSURANCE..
COMMONWEALTH INSURANCE C0MPASY,
OF HARRISBURG, PA,
Chartered Capital s3OO.OOO.
CONNECTICUT MUTUAL LIFE ms. CO.,
OF HARTEOR
tcRARrERsp.)
Capital e1, 800, 900.
STATE MUTUAL FIRE ayD MARINE ms. CO.,
OF HAgRIsBUR0, PA.
tcHARTkR EEnPETuAL.l
Capital $500, 900,
MERCHANTS FIRE AND MARINE ms. CO.,
OF PHILADELPHIA.
lcHARrkR PkaPErtAL.)
Capital $500, 900.
~ Having establish, dan Agency for the above
first Glars Cem psnies prepared " insur. against
Loss Or haMagt BY Fire
sr0REH0Usks, DWELLINGS, AND THEIR CONTENTS.
ALSO, on GOODS SHIPPED.
Open Policies granted favorable terms. All
Lssscs Adjusted and paid 1t this Ar, ncy.
c.. A. STKfBIEN. Local Agent,
Once 1t the Auction House Of Howe, Lockwood
Aco., Second ST., between Main and Johnson.
keokuk, Aug. 7-dtf
INSURANCE CO., NO. 4. WALL STREET, N. Y.
WARRINGTON
UNION ms. CO., CLEVELAND o.
O0IOGEPORT
FIRE MARINE ms. CO, BRIDGEPORT, CONN.
FRANKLIN
FIRH 4 MARINE INS. CO. Foxp Du Lac, Wis.
E0CuTA0LE
INSURANCE CO., OF LONDON
MA0sACMUeE TTA
MGTUALLIFEINS.C CO., SPRINGFIELD, MASS
vISHE shove Companies sifA an Aggregate CsSds
= Of o3soOO. 900 offer strong Inducements 4
the public to provide against loss damage by are
juiyi2.d WM. y. TURNER, Agent.
r EOKUk MARINE GNsURANCL Co.
Capital, $500, 900.
sNHIs Company 10 prepared 20 do Marine Insur
ancs busineas. Cargo risks taken at customar,
satsa andthe usual Cash facilities sxtsaasd TO reg
0lAr customers.
Losses promptly adjusted.
DIRKcToRS:
A. Bridgman, VIM. r. Turner,
Z. h. Harrison, Geo. b. Smyth.
John Tsmplin, A. L. DeminK,
John AeCsne, 6. r. Conn,
9. CARRIER, Jas. Coz.
W. G. Rsstgsa.
A.BRID0MAN, President.
G.B.sMYTH, vicsPresiaent.
AL. DEAINu, treasurer.
WIZ. Joanna SECRETARY
O0cs In Sample . bui diaK, Second Street.
jan3ld4W1uo
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-10

- Lfsr or lHDIASA FREE BANKS taken - Cur
Fency ~ the Banking Houses In this city.
Bank Of the Capitol, Indianapolis.
Bank of Eikhaft, Elkhart.
bank ofGoshcn, Goshen.
Bank Of Indiana, Michigan City.
Bank Of Mount Vernon. Mt. Vernon.
Bank Of Monticello, Monticello.
Bank " Psoli, P.oii.
Bank Of Salem. Salem.
Bank VI Rock willie, Rockville.
Bank of Syracuse, syraAuse.
Bank Of Warsaw, Warsaw.
Rockville Naak, Rockville
Cambridge City Bank .CAmbrdge City.
Canal Bank, Evansville.
Central Bank, indianapolis.
Crescent City Bank, Evansville.
Exchange hank, tsreencastie.
Farmer. and Mechanics Bank, Indianapolis.
FAyetteCounty HANK, Connersvilie
Farmers Bank, westaeld.
Gramercy Hank, Lafayette.
Hoosier Bank, Logansport
Indiana Bank, Madison.
Indiana stock Bank, Laporte.
IadiAn Reserve Bank, Kokomo.
Kentucky stock Columbus
Lagrange Rank Lima
Merchants and Mechanics Bank New Albany
Ny. Va. Stock Bank, Evansville.
Prairie City Bank, Ierrs Hau,e
PArke Co. Bank
Southern Bank. Terre Haute
Salem bank, Salem.
savings Bank Of Indiana. Conn.rsvill.
Shawnee Bank, Attisa
Tippecanoe Bank, Winannae
Traders Bank, indianapolis
- The notes Of the following Banks are not re
ceised by any OF the Bankers in this city with the
exception VI the Agricultural Tenn Bank, which
y taken BY Deming Love and Ford, Gorhsm 4
Ford.
Erie City Bank, Penney Ivanis.
Warren County Bank, Pennsy lvauia.
New sastle Bank, Pennsylvania.
cumberland Savings Bank, Maryland.
bank OF Tecumseh Tecumseh, Mich.
Ascomb Co. Bank, Nj. Ciemens, Mich.
Arlington Bank, Washington, b. c.
Agricultural Bank, Brownsville, Tenn.
Exchange bank Of Tenn, Murfreesboro' Tenn.
Bank Of East Tennessee, Knoxville, Tenn.
Central HANK Of Tennessee. Nashville, Tenn
Farmers' and Merchants Bank, Greensboro Nd.
Valley Bank. Hagrrs,own, Md.
Manufacturer and Mech Bank, Columbus q 60
Pianters' and Mechanics Bank, Dalton, Geo
Rhode leland Central Bank, East Green wieh r. T.
Farmers Bank. Wexford, RI.
Ellsworth Bank. Ellsworth. Ne.
6rocers Bank, Boston, Mass.
Wooster Hank. DAnbury, Conn.
kanawha Bank, kanawha, Va
Commercial Bank, Chicago. ILL.,
The Tccumseh Hank and Aacomb County Rank
are counted % the wild cat list and should be lie,
aione. The Commercial Bank, Of Chicago has fail
ID, bet the circulation 10 secured. and no serious
shave should be Submitted to.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-10

Ga the Slavery question the platform adopted for
1achsnan co0psisss these points;
LIST. COagrsss hes - right 70 exclude Slavery
from soy territory.
~. rhs people u . territory have no power r.
prohibit Slavery - long the territorial govern
,asat lasts.
id. SaaAttsr Sovereignty Is Aambug and Is No
iaager plank in the Dsnosratic creed.
&th. estate equaiity" means tie right Of Slave
holders 80 take thsir Slaves into the pebble do
asia, BY virtue Of the Slave laws Of the Slave
itates.
sth. That SiAveryi 10 national and Freedom sec
sional.
9Th. That the people Of territory can only ex-
elsAs Slavery from among then after they hsv.
form.A state Coostita alton and been admitted nto
the UuiSs.
7.h. That Kansas mus, b kept ont Of the Union,
N The pies Ut want OF population, until the Free
state men murdered or driven out and the slave
aoidess firmly painted under the protection Of the
aeneral Government.
sth. That any man denying the foregoing doc
lrine iaa Traitor and snoald b. dealt with accord
,ngiy.