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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-08-04
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SOME pUgTpKFNS.

r HAVE choice lot Of dried Punpkins for pies. No pro
i elivity to Back RepubIcanism-- d. G. RUMSEY.
ID 81 -
Flour! Flour! BOlted s. UnbOlted.
w l. WATERS super Three Forks Flour warranted
w equal to any made in the state, for sale by
d. G. RUMSEY.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-08-04
Important to Flour Dealers.

The following decision by a committee of the
Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce, establishing a
new rule in regard to the consequences of gusrAn.
teeng -four, will be found interesting
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-08-04
WANTED

WANTED
Two Rent small Dwellng HOase the Puplis squa's
iyi0 W. \. CokSkLOe
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-08-04
COAL COOKING STOVE.


VN1 have just received small supply Of COAL COOKING
w STOVES, Of differ Mt Sizes that highly
mended tn have hesitation In Warrantng them.
The Prize Coal Cooking Stove,
The Keystone state,
The Lily Of the West,
The Beauty Of the West.
The advancing prices Of wood makes important
mca House-keepers 10 provide good Stove that will
well These have far given entire satisfaction
and recommended the attention Of those about sup
ply themselves with Cook Stoves.
We have Also the following patterns Of arght Stoves for
wood universally popular in the Eastern States for their
economical consumption Of the fuel warranted bake and
draw well:
The Maydower, two sizes;
The Hacyon, two sizes;
The Comet, four sizes;
We have also in for sale usual low and
mOdang terms the following popular Stoves from the best
fOundres Of the West:
The Kentuckian Cook Stove, two sizes;
The Indiana do do do.
The Tennessee do do do.
The Iron Tree Premium
The Best Premium;
The Pennsylvania; all Of which will sell on low
terms they can be procured in the city
EHE WROUGHT IRON COOK STOVE.
The Tennessean four Sizes manufacture and have
hand good supply Of these popular Stoves and
able to supply all orders -
junez7 MACKENZIE 4 WILSON
RY EMPRESS.
TUST received by Express" Ladies black Cloth from
y lace Caters trimmed.
Ladies fine black Kid slipper,
Bu-kns,
" white and satin Slippers,
Misses Bronzed Caters, very nice Call at No go Public
Square june2S SNYDER = FRIZZELL-
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Pigmiss are Pigmies still, though perched on

Pigmies are Pigmies still, though perched On
Alps.
= SINGS POPE, but that 'fBank Verse" sung the
closing hymn Of Mayor and Aldermen, makes "our"
Pony the editorial fraternity will please excuse) big horse
and cart big cart and big nOwhstaRd.
treated the committee segar which cost s.
1OO0 cash We hope many friends will assist in
affection and send big lot Of subscribers To clubs Of
so less will do the handsome thing The Horse and
Cart will run regular usual Notwithstanding hcwsOmever.
ID. G.. RUMSEY.
ITO STOCK RAISERs or the Farming Community general
" who viii send $50 90 in postage stamps viii tell
them how to make a Big Horse out Of g Colt.
"a ID. G.. RUMSEY.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-08-04
DISSOLUTION,

fINHE coparnershp existing under the name
and style OF q. W. Robertson Co., is this day dis
solved by mutual consent. @. w. ROBERTSON,
JAMES n. BRADSHAW,
JOHN r. JONES, Jr.
". B-The business Of the late frn will he closed BY
either Of the late partners at the old stand College street.
All those indebted either by note account requested
to make immediate payment. jyS
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Ad~TR.nC

49, ~ SSA4N)Sea
TTNHE undersigned will make Cash advances c0nsiRn-
ments Of Wheat, Bacon Flour and other Produce his
correspondents ia Charleston aud savansh
JOSEPH NASH.
NASHVILLE June 10th, 1s5s-sms.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-08-04
NEW FLOUR FROM NEW WHEAT.

I'm Saturday next shall have for sale superior article
" Of Flour, made from New Wheat, expressly for family
ise ljyi0-d8tl z. c. DANDY.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-08-04

Smoking and Chewing Tobacco's.
WE have last received
cHKwTke foBAcCos. roBAocus.
10 boxes Natural Leaf 80 baies Pocah ontas
10 Yellow JACKET so boxes
25 9. W Smiths GO bhs cut and dry
Wedding Cake 80 gross "
8 Honey Suck assorted In papers
25 Assorted brands
All Of which y warrant Of the best qualities
Ul9 LYONS o., 10 Cedar street
PRINCGPPEE CIGARS.
On 00O Genuine, Jast recsived and inported en-
<O,OOO prrssly ior shis market, ny
UI9 LYONS Co, 10 Cedar street.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-08-04

IIYIU-d5tT x. Q. BANDfs
mOPS AM SCRUBBING BRUSHES.
lust Received, Long Hand Scrubbing Brushes, Hall
81 Brooms busting Brushes, Mops, Tea Cup Mops re al
Clothes Baskets Clothes Hamper.
msy2s MACKENZIE WlLsoN.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-08-04
NEW FIRM !!

NEW FIRM!
II HE under igned having bought suit the hrm % G.
Robertson Co.. and formed a co-psTtner hip 10 be
known RObseron and Dashie will continue the business
Of dealing in Boots and Shoes Hats Caps &C. &C, at the
stand Of the late rm No. IL south College street. WheIe
they hope by close attention 10 business TO merit the Gus
tom Of the old nrm, and the public generally.
q. w. ROBERTSON,
Tvs JOHN s. DAsHIELL.
DASQUES! BASQUES Just received, large
ID White Briantss, and French Spot aud Jseonet
Bands at fietS1 McCLELLAND'S
GREAT BARGAINS IN DRESS GOODS
" We offering elegant Plain, Plaid, Striped and
ounced silks; Plain and Printed Bareges and every thing
in Dress Goods at very reduced prices for cash, at
MeCLELLANDS,
ieis 81 and 50 College street
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JAMES B. CRAIGHEAD,
- DEALER xa
10 HARDWARE azlI|ER
AND
Q u II tt Is II F Y
No. 90 PORl.IC SQI AXE,
EEEd

NO enable me sell goods At iow prces, om this sAs
al accounts ioT sundries purchased credit, shall
consde Nen the atoes delivered aud PRymenS
Nil be expected when the accounts are presei ted.
ianit deo4Wly
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-08-04
STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION OF THE
New York Life Insurance Company,

On the LIST day of January 1885, made in conformity
TO the requirements Of the law Of Tennessee.
The New YorS Lie Insurance Company log Broadway
New York.
No ptal stock.
No Real Estate.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-12-25

tTAt Saltwater, Minnesota, Rev. A. q.
Nelson, Methodist minister, broke down 10
his Sunday morning sermon, and Vas "
COMPOUNDED BY the unaccounssbiy and awk-
ward dilemma that be summarily dismissed
his congregation and ran home. He got
destruction by ere, which vas getting we'll
under way.
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sronA0E NOTICE.

oTO0A0E NOTaCE.
VINHB fellowiug goods, IN net called for within
thirsy days frosn this date, will - seld 70 nay
ehwess On saus:
". b. Arnvid, tthreshisg maeAiss Peares Cal
lin, boxes ssndries =. Hopkins. bx nsreAsn-
disc G. Kiassy, BIZ plaster csstisgs Jao. Ylyan,
: bxs ssnariss r. Mwbis, ! bx sssdsiss; A. Mar
ray, hxs ssndriss; Rev. ". ". Bailey, box
merehasdss baird r. wilsoa, 3sxs ssadriss J.
Kelly, Iosasiiis bx sundriss; 6sspAsa Lossy,
b. saadries; jamss Masssx.i hx sanafiss Johs
clsgg, rseking chair, I hdl bsAding aad axe,
bsdstsad, roll carpet, = bxs susAries, table, .
chairs, buckle, : bbis snsdries, stand; G. Gro
min, BIZ ssndfios. bsdstesd, 2 tubs aaA con tssts
I table, bbi ~ airiss 3 chairs, rocker, baske q
BROWN TAYLOR, Lsvss.
Keok AZ Doc 1S-dlm
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-12-25

CAno, Dec. ia man was shot dead
last evening at Ssndoval Junction. The
deceased Was interfering between two men
who we're quarreling, and one OF them shot
him.
WAsHtscroN, Dec. l9.-The arguments 10
the bred Scott case we're concluded ysster-
day. The Court took time for considera-
ton, and the decision will not be made for
several weeks aud perhaps not until the end
Of the term.
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e@-- nsnnx.

n
lThe followinsa xGct little thing has sppsax,
= sss paper once before, bet IL y - sxesilsat II
y will besr rcpetitisa n : ~ wAsa u = = !,
usopri ate - this.
had told him Chstssmss nsrninR,
A. he sat upaa ~ kase,
Holding fast HE t5aele stocklnkS,
Stuffed o. full as fuii could BE-,
And attentive listening to me,
With . face demnrs and mild,
That old Santa Clsus, who filed them,
Did not love naughty child.
"Du. wen be gssA, won't We. msshsr,''
And from 81 my lap he slid,
Digging deep amcag the goodies
In his cfinDon stockines hid;
While tnznsa - - my table,
Where tempting goblet Stood
brinming high with dainty egg sog,
sent me BY nsaghbof good.
Bat the kitten. there before mo,
With her wlits paw nothing 10th,
Sat, BY way 81 entertainment,
SlapPing on the shining froth,
And in not the gsntlsst hunor
Al the loss OF such treat,
Icpnfess, rathsr rudeiy
Thrust him ont into the street.
Then hsw Bsnny's bius eyes kindlsd!
Gathering up the precious store
LIE had busiy been pouring
In his tiny pinafore
With generous look that shAmsd us
sprang he from the carpet bright,
Showing BY his mcin indignant
All . baby's sense Of right.
.scome back Harvey I" called he loudly.
Al he held his apron white
"fou shall have my candy wahhiti"
But the door was fastened tight:
SO he stood abashed and silent,
In the centre Of the Aoor,
With defeated look alternate
Bent on me and on the 6oor
Then, - by some sudden inpslse,
Quickly ran he to the hre,
And while eagerly his bright eye
Watched the flames go high and higher,
In brave, clear key be shouted,
Like some iorily lttleei
..Santa Csns, come down de chimney,
Make my moder have herself t'
II will be good girl, Benny
said l, feeling the reproof,
And ssraightvay recalled poor Harnsy,
Aewips ON the gallery roof.
Soon the anger was forgotten,
Laughter chased away the frown,
And they gamholed 'nsath the lvs-saks
Till the dusky night came down.
In my dim, IRE lighted chamber
Harvey purred beneath my chair,
And my play boy beside mo
Knelt say his evening prayer;
"God bess fAdcr bees moder,
God hess sister, then = pause,
And the sweet young lips dcvoutly
Murmufed, "6od bess Santa Kauai"
lie is sleeping--brswn and silks0
Lac the iashes, long and meek,
Like carsssing, eIinging shadows
On his plump and pcachy cheek;
And bend above him, weeping
Thankful toars--0h, UndeHiedi
For woman's crown Of glory,
For the blessing Of . child.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-12-25

kicKEr Mason, Surgeon Dentists, arr
prepared TO insert Teeth apon Gold, Silver
sad Gutta Percha, also upon Platina with
continuous Gum, which for bsauty and
cleanliness cannot be surpassed. They ar,
determined TO DO the nsstest work that i,
done in the City, and Ut less price thas
any other ONCE here. Once on Blondsav
between Third and Fourth.
o~ft decs app ear that 0ilnsvs's Turkish Lin
nsat II srisnph wherever u gess. whether Il Ii
ussA iawSrdly or applied oafuardiy. Plsass rsst
fine fsilowins statements.
"My horse was sascn sick with the Collie Will,
travelling in the interior Of Iowa last spring.
essi 0illmose's Turkish Imminent, which eure<
him at once. have great confidence In the article
and would say TO all, use IL.
"ALBERT l.. CONNABLE.
"KEoxrx, Sept. ~, 1885,"
"While travelling back West last winter, ha,
the miafortun to frsese my test. and found sped,
relief from the use Of Gillmore's Turkish Lini
e,s to try II. 10. BALLINGER.
"KsoxUK, Aug i5."--dscII-disw-wln
ea aAourREs COMPOUND EXTRACT or BsxxI
Puma csr, Ain cure for Diarrhna, Dysentsry
Summer Complaint, AND al affections u the bowel
attended With relax stion. A SAFE pslatabie an,
reliable rsmsdy Il u aneqaAilsd. For childrsl
teething. attss I'D With irritation Of the bowels,
IL the most soothing remedy in use. Prepared IN,
esh ~ ia @. AAGUIRx,
Chsmists md Druggists,
9. W. cor Olive 1 "a sts., 81. Louis.
kof salem s,k Nh bv r. n OfAnnnOg ana Ilvn .
gists sensrsily tssg3edAwsn
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-12-25

Ia THE NArUsE or Brr.-Judge HoGma an.
OF new York, has delivered 40 opinion which
'n,oives oil the gambling operations in pro-
duce, stock, etc. Some parties sold to 9TH
err quantity Of pork, deliverable st . fu-
tnre time, asa price agreed upon. The pork
vas not in possession, the object being to
pocket or pay the difference between the
narkss price 1t the present and future time.
Ihs iosiag party declined to pay, and the
wian1E attempted to enforce his claim BY
law. The Jadge decided that the consracs
was in the nature Of wager, and could not
~ enforced.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-12-25

& A German With whom Bsyard Taylor
formed Friendship has conveyed to him, -
free gift, an estate near the Thuringian
forest; it contains . beautiful residence built
10 1850 by one OF the ministers Of Earnst
II. Lucky travelerl
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-12-25

oI1Hgs1 rEAs's
n ~ - g...G - = vee.A =
81; :; Is: Il; y = ! !:
sAs -. ~. ,..,'.l-
m ooURr 81 NAPOLEON,
9 oss!ssy -! ~ Asss 1nPsror. with Pustraits
- 5ssssis,, wiAs - Rsssisssa y ,. ,. ossS-
- osss.
Ths celebrated Engsavise. q s~rpas,ids hs.,sy.
ls..Ay s:a-sd3 ..sisisA ssATUE6AY klssT:
So @ 0ass.
TAs gsAasst bsek ~ tAs sgs Dr. Kane,s
Arctic nx4s4isieu, nsgaiassstE pslsss1
TIM xs,cxtsssSSc sas;; GALLERY
pls.es.ss1 sasa = Postzaiss Of A.srssas Asnhsss.
rs ss.Aa 4 sisksss i ,i.l..a - ,ss. r.
!Dssvsns VII ssss piass = 5000 = shs saosas =
II. Ti.s a PA. 4 Drawing win ). ..a.
ssE ~. O. U1sAnkuF Literary 66nox.
MCO8RORAI1ou HUD6C3.
NoTiCk Y sssssx gre. shss =: Z. nsrtsA. ].
W. y. nsshssp, Thos. ?. Cater, B. wIissy, Jss.
Adais MslDeweli, J. II. ngueasa - Custia =.
Coan hsvs isspsyosAssa thenssivea aad tAeis aaso-
ciate saass ~ naAs u O. DssAiion tasy -
T. ~. 49, ~ Pssacipsl plass g bas!osDs
g tais sssCessies y y sstabiish Pony = Is
9ississtppi Mvss, bstvses the city Il Ksshak -
hssssck coaaty, Ills, and also = psssa4se len1s
ss.. = = s ssS. !. ar, 80 ~ sss ssessss
STOCK IL selA Compa0y = osvsnty-ly thuusss 81
ill = eaesW & - hon4re4
noass - M,.s.s.s -. - = - al g e
= - SsA aav 81 Ossosss lsss. Is ss:sssss 4Ssss,
years, rssswsbie aeooralss 10 he ls~s 81 fsvr.--
h sohlssof The company 10 ~ ssaaseos1 y 81
Wsdsssasy Of Jsasssy, aaassiiy, 10 ess,sa.nS
vitA 10 srtisln - Issospsrsssoa "a - 10 ~ q
- - sAs RssspAss II dseAs, L. essnty, IeOu.-
The iaAssls1nsn = tAs Csmpasy 10 ~ . sseeo1
The pdvote property q ths stsskAslAs0 & = y
sxs9pe irsa The sespsssas ase4s u - CsapasS.-
The following psssons are tie Iseusas Ds.s1urs -
said Oonpaay.
G. II. D,nosd, ksf.s Wiissy.
w. y. Lyses.
az. HORNfsH. Pr~,r.
g. r. Dsenp. see'y and frsss.
IDuily fioss on lv.1
rr,e~ .,v1. ~ - ~ 49,.
" ~. N 49, - 49,. ~. 1901 -
~ = 81. ~ - -, ~ !. - - .ss,
Laaiss' Co., 1.sketsef . 80 an Os1ansses1w
- 49, 800, Oeotaees, 49, OAeeassnsnen4eon11A
ais .s,Ssscytss peias. essas - 49, = svssl
kisd 0saa, D.; y fact anything hspt = 8 vsil
escorted 1sncy hoods, Toy asd vesssty otess.-I
WEIonANN.
ssesss-ss., -. naaa - Sohneos,
JUST RKCEIvE6 81
n00pEss1
u~.~a SSs..s-ss.- $500
A NOTHER 1s.a ....sr 4. isss.. Gss.is...,.
"A fvsrrs.ssd psrs. s fsrfsnsrv "a Ysssv =.
s.r !. .sss I. a ss sss. s's' : ~
Es....s,.ssi p..s,.s x.~~...s 49,. 49,
- -. s.es.sa. :. - 80 ssss s's
sereesSie "a isssass -
Hssesss SyEies.s. a. " n..,s.. O~...1.,
70. 9s~.s,;.. Rx, Ma No. NJ
W..s Esd. ia No..
80 Svees Rriar p.ache.l,
Hu.k. Jo.l., X.A
vissssr d Sesss. ~ -
ssn, Mesa fsn, Ckaik
BaiIs, LAZY white,
bsAdAhas. and kdupuas Aak Dye.
-. -....-
Alsxa,Asr's P.laaisss.
Lynaas Asstuplss,
rosLsF soApS
Basins roncins toaP.
AsHn ssvoe oupernne soap,
s"esos sop,
money oose.
v.... yss 49, ~
fr."s-r..s -. -.
AnAndias Seas.
Nanh NslIow,
osasins Yaatss Sap,
80. h~u.A.
to- ns..h
= r..,n Nab.
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49, =. - | I 49,
Mnna.rink f1a6tS6n12
u 14 11N4 - : r -,
&Q4u - e. &s3t( ri. Keshuk. IouSi
49, - - - - absvs -
m - - = .sss Ma ! sFovasssss q ~
80 "a.
i - VII sss.n sns ke, " IA. NAY snssev9 ihsy pr
go .. ~ 49,. 80 -. ~. sse - =.
sfy ....-.... =.
.-.n IN 3ssss.ss I. - s.oe -. 10y e w
frss Of charge.
AnoASst ny seesk nay - fssol ~ 1ealswiae
Rio, Java sAd 4osha CoGss lopwial, 0uaDovder,
YONG Ayssas Dlask aaAali sAkes IT. y Tea;
G s.. q si.slasa, Leaf 80 Z. 2. 49, sssa'
CASTLE do and vaFieatsd ID. 20GaAatiae Can1lss.
ssearias d, mold q, spsra ~, star -. Naakmsl,
81, ns.a.fs e. ~, -. 80 ~,
starch, pirit g., Asskiag. ~ sosAs, s@sSs ear
n ssa 2: .ss.s :::
IAN also r.ssivins - s.~y arrival lo.s q Yaa-
In COOS pins apples, strAwhseTaea AonaAeo peoeh-
s,,;.s. :.sS $. r. 80 =. 49,. q -
a'i ~. ne i.. zee 49,; = .as.
dAc2AdAwln
GE0. q. UTYON-
| "A TTORNEY AND O0UNSRIl.0R At LAW.
"A ofso. rsnoysd . ss:.,s'. s.ildhs, sseo.A
'"eeI' Dst.esa Asas "a SeAssos. AseAss, isva-
: - ~.-.-,-.
"A shop on L. s,rest. BET vesn Fsohsnss ~
Bank With large and ven seleeted steek Al anols
:.a..s. hooppels:. =. AayloSy sislias = esss.
a.s o0opsr'ns css'ns ~. sSn aevs y
'p dssas ''on " tie cl' Nil; Sra ; e m
Nv r. haye .ov an h.nd : ~ nle4e as.rreu..a -
~ stapls a.A fsscy 0roewsss, Rrevietsss, 20,
which W sasf Ter sale - hoo = aay ether house
~ tue cty ead guaraneee everything - All - -
o. xooa quality; We Away, heep 81 hAad . ssPe-
~ ,nan,,vs.. = =. wy 49, =. - ~. ' vn'on
mAaSI s.uIe sAPreuy TOT - e,v 49,.
cred % any - II he city ne Il sKsss.
~ = sz0VSa SAT- IA 4. I. A. -
.1(U) al. ~ wn AyIsrfE "a
dec13d
49, w. Islu Annr, vY's
d.sesd ''' w.
:, =; 40 g. -
..s,.a
IkAwbkkkikS' pet f,:sA !; sasis s.s }ss''.
IM ss"y ~. n AosAA1 = w
---@--------- -------
p.AChkS, put up fresh IN cans, fes eAis b
dec33d WA. II. AUSTIN . %.
ID AIsiNs, choic, es.sa Iayers. for sale 6y
II dec2sd WA. n. AUSTIN ACO.
wtacn, As0&eSd ~ ueninks ~ Me ~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-12-25

The Whole number OF Hogs slaugh-
1sssd, II Louisville, up 10 the 18Th inst. was
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-12-25

Judge Lccompts's successor 10 James o.
Harrison, = native Of Mt. Sterling, Mont
gomery county, Ky. His father Was . clerk
OF that county for many years. He read
Law At Lexington with NJ. ]. Barry. Soon
after his admission to the bar he removed to
vicksburg, Miss, practiccd Law, made for.
tune, returned to Lexington, resumed his
profession, and has rsaAinsd there ever
since. He il IS years old, asd has the rep
utation Of being very honorable man, and
competent to GIL the responsible post to
which he is appointed. II il said BY those
who know him that he will render impartial
justice to oil, and will not consent to be the
tool OF any one. lie waa one OF the execu-
tor. OF the will Of Henry Clay, but 10 Of the
jackson school OF politics.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-12-25

PKoE. HrDRIcK. This gentleman, whose
letter to this paper during the pendency Of
the Presidential canvass will be remem bered
BY our readers, and whose expulsion from
professorship in the University Of North
Carolina because he was in favor OF the
election Of Fremont is known by all, was in
Cincinnati on Friday Of last week. The
Gdsetir, OF that place, says: sit il rumor-
Cd that he is likely to accept Professorship
In one Of the best and most liberal educA-
tional institutions In Ohio. We trust this
10 the case, for be i said to be young man
OF enlarged culture and ster,,ny woyth -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-12-25

WAsniNcroN, Dec. 10.
HoUss.-Thres days, commoncing from
the third Tuesday in January next, were
set apart for the consideration OF Territorial
business.
The bill which passed the Senate .. the
hrst session authorizing the people Of Kan
sas 10 form constitution and state rov-
crnment preparatory to their admission into
the Union, on an equal footing with the
original states, was referred to committee on
territories.
The other Senate bills laying over from
6rst session were referred to the appropriate
committees including many relative 70 hsr-
Dor and river improvements.
The Committee on Territories, in response
to numeroasly signed petition from the peo-
pie Of Minnesota to-day, agreed to recort .
bill authorizing them to form Q Conssitutiou
for State Government.
No action was taken in relation to the pro
posed new Territory Of Orixonia.
After some time spent in the considers.
ton OF the private calender the House i'd
lourned.
SExArE.-ln tho Senate Mr.. Wilson ID
speaking on the political questions OF the
day.
After Mr.. Wilson had finished hn speecb
in defence Of the Republican party, Senate
adjourned till Monday.
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4o-e a~ a Wlaaare re1es,

3s-s - ~ NlaD4sa Ra1as.
Ctnsons 1Susp-nsioa Dsidgs,) De- Is. U
W $50 Just IL perisncsd o.. At o. noGt
tess1oe gaaes within the nG1os1kol tAG1neel
dis11ngpiseGd individaal, sso Gnnt 1uAahd
itaat.0 Trees have bssa 80 - sn911 -
anests, ehantiss and out ho1l 1nIe oSoo1nsnl
q, Ao1 their fragments stssNa ova tn
ground in every direction.
The volume Of water drives ovur the Falls
Of Niagara YES truly arpalliag, casrying
with II drift wool, lOss and tinbees lsoa
H. deluged Nhasves end ehorGD abOvo. II
Suspension Bridge Was considered il srsas
danger. The toll gates ware Tor tins d.
serted, and many an anxious eye tremblingly
awaited the destruction 81 the maGui6cout
strueeuss. Bat ths winds blsw n vnin the
hurricane in ill its terrible fury swept BY,
leaving the airy edi6cs unscathsd, AID ~
ding another laurel to the triumphant genius
OF the architect.
Repoess nrs hourly coming 81 damages
done IN all directions, but the most remarka-
BILE event thus far, 10 the overthrow Of the
old Pagoda, which thousands OF your read.
ers will recolieet stood on the highest point
OF the battle ground, as Lundy's Lane. At
about O'Clock last evening, the intense
rocking startled the inmates Of the wooden
tenement q; the base, and scarcely had they
made good their escape, when with . trcmen-
dous crash, the entire tower OF nearly two
hundred feet, measured its length upon the
froscn ground, scattering IL app9 portion
into thousand fragmsnts; fortunately no
lives lost. rs IL fell 70 the westward, In the
open fields. Had Il fallen in any other d.
rection. it must have crushed 10 several
dwellings, and destroyed many lives. With
IN its length, and bss . few rods from its
line OF fall, - congregation were assembled
IN the Methodist church, aud their escaps 10
cause OF great congratulstion.
Old Capt, Fralick 10 severe loser BY its
fall, and ~ there is another tower on the
ground, he will scarcely rebuild it.
The water below the Falls raised over 80
feet, entirely covering the piers Of the
steamboat landing, and the landing room 1t
the foot OF the staircase on the American
side.