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The daily Gate City., 1856-02-09
Autumn Stock!

p. ID. r q II r. IL.
i AS now open fine stock Of French and Amer
/ L lean Printed and Plain DeI.aines Plain and
Plaid Merinoes Coburgs, Black and Colored Mo
hair DeRages &c. TO which he invites the atten-
ton of the Ladies assuring them that the style and
quality are passed, and prices ow the same
goods can be sold in the country
Kaokuk Sept ] O. d&w
The daily Gate City., 1856-02-09
Caledonian Cough Ioyenge


bsaulltuI preparation Tor the IIRIr and properly
ased, viii restore IT 10 its original stiffness and
beauty. Those who have used il say il is the best
prepa5 alton they have seen.
Sold wholesale and retail. by II II AYERS, Drug
sst corner of Main and Third streets keokuk Iowa.
Af>o by Druggists and Merchants thruug ghout the
state
o.tal.. ~ d1nv
The daily Gate City., 1856-02-09

- HELDQN has just received another splendid stock
- u Ladles turs Ladies call and look nj them
The daily Gate City., 1856-02-09

I TNCUT vELV ETS--Assorted colors, at less than
u cost to import-great bargains for milllhers.
cof0d&y =. d. FOSTER.
The daily Gate City., 1856-02-09

Corner Sd and Main street.
The daily Gate City., 1856-02-09
CAVE Il SONS
New Publication List,

AIRS. Ann s. Stevens new Book, '1The Old Home
vi stead @
"A mack S - q Tale Of English Society really
delightful work and one that will the curi-
osy v every one that IN the world of fashion
ia this country.
'Eine or the Human Comedy BIZ John Is
ten Cooke. With illustrations
Reynolds great Story Of the War "0fnar Pacha, -
or 'tfhe Yiziers Daughter"
l.sslic's Gazette OF Fashion," the Beau Monde
for November, moss
4 kMAnLDDA or the overthrow Of Romans IN
= \ and Monarchy. The existence of the United
States fpretold in the bible is future greatness
invasion by allied Europe and its dominion over
the whole world. By : D. Baldwin, President of the
Soule Female College. For sale by
ianti1 CAVE SON
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1856-06-18

M LATE DfcfsToH.--u pom TINS euhiect
co'FcEpondent Of the Delaware .JurouJ iLn'
writes: NV
as 'ouclIng our liquor law, which we now
= L,. ;"" Il lsht TO lair trial by the people
1t having been tried by the Iuioos nv, rrppl n
'''Fu 'S constitutional so that the scrunuIons
c0nscIenccs of some m;tv bc a ooso :; ~
1T nave recently heard n double too,;n,',,,,7'
Wnlcn your readers may be interested in con-,
',reIi"g: Judge, well acquainted with the
aha'Is ol sussex, says that the criminal casoc
"o"n therc nave been reduced TO almost noth-
my, ny the operation of this law. | think ho
sal" lhat thcrc were not more than five durnr
,lc last year. This Is what we mi~ht homo =.
'"i IL we cast out the spirits of cyil-as ard Int
SP'rl'S usually prove tliemsclycs--,yhv etonIJ
men commit crime They NAV not he dirccIlu
Transformed to Christian virtue. but yLn, L1
III the possession of reason and co,nnon e,n.,,
VIC may surely nope that they will prefer tbcir
own homes to the cells of prison Joovo
men TO themselves, and they will seldom l..
violent hands upon their neighbors, or practice
uny Vi inc grosser vices that require tho action
0! our courts. But pamper the flesh and en-
cue ny ardent spirits, and none can predict
"neEe tile cases OF vice will end. Some wouIJ
refer all our SINS to the natural deprayitv of our
nature put the development of that dcpravitv
depends very much upon outward causes and
material agencies '1
out oner another piece Of testimony
friend OF mine having possessions in Carolme
county, Niu.' mas been accustomed for several
years to drive from this place in that dir ct ION
ana he says that the prohibitory law has conn.,
lnelciy Altered the aspect of things at all the
country tagerns. In Smyrna, on ono occasion
II may DC tnree or four years since. he had Lett
a vaIl$c IN the bar Of public house. Rotnrn.
ing Tor 1t, he found the bar.room filled with
people, IN such fighting and uproarious conIi-
tion' that nc could only get his vaIise ont ,t tho
BACK window. Lately he found all these nniot
as IN private house. 1''''
NOW, with such tcstinonv-and nIont,, az,
can be had how can men prctendinr 10 any
loFc OF humanity, wish 10 continue in tho ,r,c
''ce OF vending intoxicating drinks Are tLnr,.
'"y among us that can live upon nothin" Inn
me ruined souls and bodies of tbn;r toII,,,,.,,
nave hran OF an old Pagan woman wLosr
tPPe'te hai become so bad, that she could nnt |
"i"h o. hotliIng to relish it, unless if were tbc
I''u OF small child. Such pickiDns She
"oug"t might little revive her. IIut ,nnot;,,..
p" i"s''"I"us do not suit on our planet Tbnv
"S"t |" seek more cnngenial rc,rions So -.
man can only live upon what brin,,s .I,.,,l.
u" "G'Per Elimination upon our poor natnrc il
;. "'rdiy worth while to live at all. mo n,I
S"ch IiFIng VIII not be good cnourl, to ,.,,,,,
'"Sate the evIl done by the wav.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1856-06-18

OUR RELATIONS WITH ENGLANn-Rv ,ho
urfi'al OF the Arabia, we have three DAYS I.,o,
news from Europe. '"'''
Line position of affairs in regard to this gov.
!" e''"e"t was every day becoming more cri,ic,I
or .% excitement had taken place upon recent
OF the intelligence that the Governmon, or ~
un'ted States had recognized the Nicar,gnnn
munster Padre Vigil. Rumors were in c;ron
,aiIon IN Liverpool that either Lord EIr;n -.
oulwer would be appointed Minister plen;no
'en'iary to the United States, to srbi,rn,e anI
ADJUST the difficulties now existing betwoon ~. ~
TWO Government. The affairs between tho ,mo
countries already 80 intricate, must hooaa'o
,ssu ' more complicated, if not seriously 50
Is"'' the British Government learns that Mr.
Dramplon has been dismissed. II il NO., -;
''ol@ole that Mr. Dallas will receive his 0aaa
'"''' ana that all diplomatic intercourse will
70 suspended until after the arrival of The G."
ial Envoy. ''e 'ope-
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CARO-.
Three Days Later from Eurone

candy HOOK June l3.-'The Cunord s,oo.
SS"p i"ra0ia, from Liverpool with dates .
o'clock. P'''ou III ABOUT sever
on the 2Sh ult. arrived out
NJ papers are filled with peace rcioc,o,,
Much anxiety is also manifested rosnoI,;.s 8
American difficulties. ''i'''ti''g The
The news of the RECOGNITION ofDa, ~, =,
loi,'Iowing so closely Oh Lord ClarenInn,s y u
'" =, "uVances increases the excitement
~ IS rnmored that Lord Elgin poes os p,on;
PctohtIary TO Washington, as the only channe
oil averting war. ''y chahce
Inc London Times, with reference 70 Tho
The linton l.lon OF Padre Vigil, says, it seems ms r.
Tho III u"uS vi one slde and the concession of
s,,o,,.o",' "au reached the utmost limits. and
s,;eI nat tle United States send to London
as special Ambassador, or accred;t ,ho I-onuon
Minister with Plenipotcntiarv novyor' o present
inc dispute amicably. " 'e'tie
=, a Tumor prevailed at Liverpool. nm tho o..
'hai Lord Elgin would be sent 70 Was s'1 ISL
Is munster Plenipotentmry. Anothor r'ts son
'"yS' or Henry Bulwer will be the Enyov ''0'
d, VA 'he S9th the Bank of ENGLAND royy',
~ ,'i'''i'uil rate OF discount TO five nor cor,
., NC engagements for the British denrtat;"u
s. .: coronation are completed.
; TPa'n is hitting out fleet for Mexico
uraI %p oa weather has been favorable for agricuI
nreadStniia are dull with declinino landau
out prices are UNCHANGED 'o"uch-
'''''O"S are unchanged in every respect. G
. q
n onEissiFFALTY.-Mr George Stevenson of,,.. h
Kent county. - '"e once OF Sheriff
george w. llearn, Esq, Of Laurel off,. s.
x.county. "''e oHice IN Sus- y ::
u ~ me Vermont Temperance S,o,da. q
l,a' me agent of New York lanor " 80 =, 10
Gr% ,or ,a "oasled while in that State tba, :,
n I - ,o' winch he acted bad expended son ' p
uht Of il. "ia'he Law. No to
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1856-06-18
Kansas.

3sAhb1Ss
Inc washington correspondent ofthe Phila-
ueiphla Dd'ty Times thus writes:
FROM the seat of coIBmOtion and ,noroh,, ;,,o
nave stirring aud alarming intelligence. Kan
sas ana Missouri are in a blaze ofexcitemeut.
ana Where' who and when matters are 10 end,
us IL Is not my province to lift the veil. is more
than can divine. Others may offer specula.
lions and write learnedly upon our relations
WIN foreign powers. At any other time thcir
productions might be read with absorbing inter.
est but whilst anarchy prevails, and blood is
hoWihg' IN any portion of our heretofore happy
lahd' matters, however seemingly IMPROVING
ihey may be, sink into insignifcancc when com
pared TO our domestic troubles.
on nave published the latest news received
oy telegraph from the unfortunate Territory
nut have conversed with friend direct from
that quarter, whom have personally known
Tor many years. He is gentleman of intelli-
@e"ce' OF scrupulOus varacity, an ardent Demo-
crat, and his statements are entitled to tbo
weIghtest consideration. The gentleman allu-
ded TO is John A. Parker, Esq, Virpinian nv
o'r'h' formerly the chairman of the National
House of Re s.; and now the Register of the
Land Office at Omaha City, the scat of Gov.
eminent ofthe Territory of Nebraska. Tie loft
Kansas on the Sth inst, and he renr. son+s
thlngs to be in a deplorable condition there
and IN the bordering counties of Missouri SOW
eral thousand Free State men and Pro s,,vo.,,
TICS are constantly under arms. and the noaco.
lui ana industrial pursuits are wholly abandon
Gu Outragcs are daily pcrpetratcd, bv both
PartIes' and at least forty persons have pcrsbod
oyv'olence, and he apprehends still moro fr;uht
Iul occurrences. If these things are donc m
the green tree, what may we not eypcct in tbo
dry!
IL disorder prevails, and blood tlowino Tim.
early IN the history of the Territory. what ,u
Iul events, may You be required to chronicle ~.
me reign of anarchy and blood progresses mad
before 1T ls brought to an end am mn,
'roaker' an agltator, or an aarmist, but can.
,ol withhold from the public my convictions
nat the institutions four country are n,ssin,,
nrough fearful ordeal and that every n,triot
y Whatever party designation he NAV be known
mould tax his mind, and exert his influence r.
resent a remedy for the sore evils under which
'e are iaborlng, in order that violence NAV h.
u'"eu' excitement allaycd and tranquility res.
'reu' Ihe longer | have reflected unon Tho
proposition OF Governor Crittcnden, the
ronger are my convictions of its wisdom and
Npe"Iency' and thus publicly appeal to Demo.
a!'c senators to periodically yield their op-
'Sltlon' and come to the rescue Off blccdin, :
untry, I
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1856-06-18

=, vs. Inc great Texas Land Case. IN wh;o,
me pa'9'Ili claimed on the Mexican ,,rn m"', ~
lanes De ia Vega, has been decided IL 10 -
onled states Circuit Court of New OrIeans =" -
lavor o. The plaintiff, John w. lapsley. Thorn
are eleven cases alike in principle, and Iaa1
involved Is estimated at $2,0ODO 900 ''""
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1856-06-18

ly' IT these things were not witnessed. there
existence, in this age OF the world, and in this
country especially, would surpass the belief of
the most cfedulous. But we have only to open
our eyes in order to witness the melancholy
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Or 4ii00lrr.
miscellaneous Enigln,

am composed of ~ letters.
NY II D. ;; q! b. -; 10, is river in France,
- ~, -, :, Is to publish or to sell.
~ t. TO- is numeral; OIL
~ H. + a. a. H. /, ~ is county in Tennessee
h, ~, y, 2;', -, ,, 6, -. is = .,,.,
3, II, %, is a metal ''l'"'a''"ni
III, =, 6, to embrown by the sun
II, ;!3, II, 30, was ccIcLr,tn,I ,.
:, u, ~, is a nickname; ''"'
II, 10, D. II, rs, ., is city in Spain.
D, "a, III, II, 2G, Is, 10, l.. 40 r''"
tu chcnica substance - " power
My whole is a body Of respectable on1;
gent men. "'iu ihi"Ill-
salisbury, l1.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1856-06-18

oNi Inc New York Convention of aNor,l
N s.~a after the 9Th ballot, nominated
" bahks of Massachusetts,, for prcs;d,a,
ana william =. Johnson, of pennsyIvani.' -
'he hrs' ballot, for Vice President. ~
ING New Jersey delegation seeded md
l' Com. Robert r. Stockton Of ,L "a
~ no' PRESIDENT and Kenneth Rayner Of
WIN oaroiina, for Vice President
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1856-06-18

oe 1 ,hn idea may be tormod
" he quantity Of Strawberries which To-. ,%;a
port ,or the East from the fact that the Err;"a
sUIs ooal Richard Willing, on Tuesday tool -
t. nla1eipnIa about 10000 quarts. Mr. c. -
IRON Hurils creek alone sent 1900 ooarts ~
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1856-06-18
Later from Kansas

Io~ns Of Os1,oatO,nie end Pal,,,r,, al,
Result IF Tie Investigation Co,a'a; 'o"'"e
@, reports fom Kansas state that tho H.
"tate town OF Osawatome has boon s a.J free
mon MOI OF Georglans, under WbitfelJ ny
Lod Inc town OF Palmyra is also reported 70 h.uo
worth. que 10 Fort Leaven-
., MrSsrs' Howard and Sherman. mor,ho.- r
the congressional Committee orri,."I '"crS OF
nay Mr.. Oliver has stopped at R;cLn ncrG TO-
"c COMMITTEE go to Detroit, whore ,ha,' III
ton. 10 Washing
TL FURTHER PARTICULARS.
,nc COMMITTEE were al Vesaort N;..
olgnl Jays While there large parties "f orn1
Gu men from different parts Of Missonr; r, "lii
Gu '"'o"g gu iR guerilla parties into tho u:
10y! 10y, a"u were engaged in robbinp. kiIIinr anI
ne COMMITTEE have been ouiet b,, ,ou..
oo"'ching IN their investigation. ~ 10y
.ho"y given Is said to clearly 10 nroyo FL.
' 'i h'e thousand five hundred votes ,,;," ' VI
sne esisiative election in March. Is55 nnT az
'.oEe. hundred were cast by actual res;'io 10y
'nu VI 'nese The names of but eiobt hnnJn"',,
'ppears IN the census report. ''eu
Inc Territory il now convuIso1 ,,.;,,
var 10 sustain laws based ON this alec,;a,, CIV"
Ooi. Sumner is out with United S,a,aa ~"
preserve order. lie DISPERSED sovoroi 'ooPs
req men under General Whi,hood 10. nun
e-assempled ON the 9Th inst. md so "La tney ,
own OF OsawatOmie. '"'Acd the
efence. s""'"'iIg Tor self
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1856-06-18

w The Reporter takes g high dudooon ;,
at the imprisonment of Charles AZ AlImon1
Tor violating the Prohibitcry Law, because bo
says The act of which he is charged d" is ncitbcr
condemned or forbidden by the Scripture. mar
W any principle of morality" and that tho I,,,
'orOdS what the laws of God permit"
drunkenness, we think, is the legitimate
'tu'' OF rumsellins-and it is for the protcc-
''oh OF society against the evil, the immoroJ;,o
attending Al, that Prohibition is rendered. ,,o,.o-
sary. If the laws of God hermit - J,nnl,s~I
""N''g' ana II the vice arising thcretrom !.
"ot " condemned by any principle of morality ),
certainly veil OF night is cast DER ,bc Chr;,
t'an world and it is walking in total dnrknos,
"A "ne pass indeed, when the {" laws of God ),
are used as an apology for rumscllinr-Gor
of wholesome civil law-,nd ,ho
D'Uie heId up as chart to the drunkard's rro,o
ana The drunkard's eternity!
w The Delaware Rail Road Coo,o.
'ut an additional Freight Train on tho road
III" VIII forward wheat and corn from anv Sta.
ION on the line to New York for cts No.
'ushel. 10 pei
w do not forget the Temperance Moo,;nr
o-"'orrow' at Dover. Every man who can +,
hould attend '''''' q
W we were visited last night by several
''"erS' ana to-day the rain is falling copiousv o
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1856-06-18

W. h"'', OF THE PRESIDENT OF Lrnrp1,
April nave p,o oGyIees from Liberia to the I'd of
lengthy inaugural address Flo lowered Snn;t a
cm p iu oE commissions which periodically ' "n
c"paetr ay are to be taken as proofs Of the G 0
,h 'n" tI lie say that what Hayti wnn so!-
g sne blessing of that grace which bo "a an Is
wv. rom the seed of the Protestant
.snoTt TINS, he contends that the conea aJln
~ 1ne ohitod States would want its frs,
III I,ple OF adhesion. The aboriginal afs;apa srl-
SsttIle ana raise up free nation. anJ Ion con
GnrIStiah republican reared on that ~; 1"at ~.
SHOW 'orth the perfection of humonr ru Jo'' WIZ
luS'riai encouragement, financial ono,,., Ih-
n -" Improvement, popular edueo .;or
nc observance Of national good faith oro "a "ha
%, and enforced during Mr. Benson's 20 De
'rive'e chickering's aud sordid motives salnst
,Sal'ngS WIN each other, and nd;nres , '"elr
rai.e their ideas to the standard of I Iln
"'r'"''Sln and wide spread phanlhronv i""y
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nAF-hARvEsr.-Many of our farmers o,o
s""y engaged IN harvesting hay. The Weld
S'll only be medium one. ''e'd
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~. i oi1GE CASEs-Reductioa If Bon-Ir m.
paper OF last week we mentioned Tho en- =" our
E"aS; NJ; Almond, had been Lron@bt ho t''a'
- oulSoh Tor violating the law for tho s,,r
oSsIoh oil lntempcrancc, in five eases mi d'
Leeinhg TO give security on the pronnd ,h va
onc oiii demanded 5000 in each case wo, ' n,.
II ; was committed. High Constab le ill.,,
NihS at once took him in CHARGE - law
conveyed to New Castle and placed in H. wa was
.ouy OF sheriff Willard. His counsel avnoo ouS
S ~ uahe out writ of habeas corpus and seem
affcrnagon before ore Chancellor Johns on "Wednesday
ai'efhoon' but that gentleman declined "cSuay
IN t 'H' ground that the case did not come wish
~! ~. MS Jurisdiction. Mr. A. was forcoJ :, Will
'he night IN New Castle. Aonlicat;on - pass
nra made TO Judge Miiipan, md |"' lni
U,o npueaS corpus was issued, and the n,;sonns
was brought before him about noon on P ;rL
i"y' Wnen Judge NJ. decided that hal ~ "u's-
a 80, to secure the attendance of ,bo on.y
on, E;margeG at Court-that it was NOT t6a PGI-
Oh the law to secure punishment hn III
= 'soI sun by means of excessive Nv; ny I'M
" Soo@ reduced the amount of hail 81 ne
cr %Ioo IN each case. Mr.. Enoch Robcr, u'aeu
!; Go aJ security: John A. Allderdice Co.. u
= uo[don and John Wales were on'.a ueo'ge !
UtoI el Oy Mr. Almond. The case was 1 ro &c G
H. . Hilithers, =
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1856-06-18
Two Weeks Later from Californ;o

! = most intense excitement has bren oco,
stoned ut San Francisco, hy a man m,n,oL ~
| Sey shooting the editor of the BtNr,;n in H.
street. '"''''f" IN The
ms occurred on the 1lth, when Casov v.os
arrested and put in prison. ""'
on inc l"Ih Mr.. King died, and the wboIo
| ny pccaihe scene of en- citemcut
ne oid vigilance Committee G ,IInd = moo,
ny "n" placards of an infamrnatorv p.,,,ra
"trc posted up, calling upon the citizens -
Inc 'ilc law IN their own hands. On SINH,
I;,.;i ~ d" organized force of 1000 citizarS
,;.,'' '"'o DIVISIONS and companies. marched
|''',,i''''ee rooms and took possrss;ou
,,a,. IT, 'ey TOOK from thence Casey. and
''''id Fd'ol'' and carried them 10 th,, co,,,,,;,
zee rooms, where they remained s,ron,,I,
"a "neh the steamer sailed. Both thc ,,r;",',,
'i, a., II Is supposed, would be hung.
Ie Whole city was drped in mourni,,r :
w. -, N'n% death lie was at lcnrth interroL
ny the whole community. '''c'rc"
So; ~! was formerly an inmate of tho Sim.
''"@ PHnien' AIRY, and statement n ms -
~, !" 'lie hWHrtn, was the cause of tLn ia;
H. u ne committee is fully organized throunbo,,
'nG STATE and are SAID to have SIN onn n,'
~ 'cd |" carry their measures into oll.c,
incy nave resolved to drive all The ,r,,,,hia.,
Iut Of the State. "'' '"c gamblers
90 L ne proceedings of the VIgilence Commit
&c nave been characterized by the mos, nnr
80 49,, ofuGr ana propricty throughout The rxc;,i,
"d lie committee have plenty of nrms
nd ammunition. u arms
DIleS from Nicaragua state that Cen Iv,I
eF nau removed his head quarters 10 Icon -
T Ii SICKNESS had occurred among the trnnne
NJ !. was quiet in Nicaragua. ~ ''ooi'S' Il
~ Is r"Hered that rcvolut on broke an, = ;
IDA IA h'ca during the invasion of Nicoror ~
Tres LreSldant Mora. The revolution is s.;5 =" - p
. headed by an influential family named Cas0 u
mere ere nad been no arrivals at San Francisco II
ON the Atlantic ports '''''iSco h
The true Democrat., 1856-07-29
Col. N. E. IsurrOW.

This gentleman seems to have called down upon his head the btterest anathemas of the Know Nothing order. The Gazette, which is the tool to do all the dirty work of the con- cern, says of Col Burrow:
 " His insinuation that the American party in the south will support Fremont in any event, is islander. equalled i'll bSenesS and blackness only by the heart of him who conceived, and gave uttcranee to it."
 This is very severe language--at least the editor of the Real Estate Bank organ thinks so. We do not think Col. Burrow deserves it. We do not see why the editor should be mortified at the idea of the American paHyS" supporting Fremont They could do so without any great stretch of their patriotism. They support Gen. Yell and there is but the shade of a shadows difference between him and Fremont. He and Fremont both denounce the Kansas bill. They both denounce the repeal of the Missouri com promise. They both denounce the national democracy for enacting the one and repeating the other. They both assert that the repeal of the Missouri compromise was gross outrage and a cause for civil war.
 Where then is the difference? It is this; the black republican candidate is consistent and the South Americans are not The black republ- cans say the repeal of the Missouri compromise was an outrage and it ought to be restored. The South Americans say nothing about the re- storation. To support Fremont, Gen. Yell's advocates will have to take but one step more in their opposition to southern rights.
The true Democrat., 1856-07-29
Gen. YelIss Veracify.

Yell. sn his speech here, said that Gov. Con,vay had no authority tor printing tae acts and jour- nals-hat tue Legislature made no appropriation to pay for the printing.
 Whether Yell made this statement through ignorance or knavery, we are unable to say. To show how .talse it is we make the following quotation from the appropriation law passed by the legislature on the 2Oth January, 1855-(See acts page 212)
 SECTION 1. Be it enacted by tte Genera1 Assembly of the State of ArkdnsaS That the following sums of propriated out of any moneys in the treasury of this State, not otherwise appropriated:
 Fyrst To pay for the ''p'antsng statchang and dis t,ibuting the ACTS and JOURNALS of the General As semby, the sum of five thousand dollars.
 Yell, lawyer as he is, has never read the law, or else purposely misstates it. The very first item in the general appropriation act is for "p,1nting, stitching and distributing tue acts and journals" And besides this item there was an unexpended balance in the treasury of an ap- propriation made by the previous legislature amounting to about $3OOO
 Who can now ever believe Gen. Yell after this falsehood against Gov Conway? Poor miserable trickster, he will fail to destroy his opponent by such resorts! They not only re- coil upon himself, but elevate Gov. Conway in the estimation of the people.
The true Democrat., 1856-07-29
The Reaction in Iowa.

As some slight evidence of the great reac' ton which has taken place in public sentiment in Iowa, and which is still progressing at rate which cannot fail to afford the livelest satisfac tion to every patriotic heart we give the fol- lowing changes to BUCHANAN, from late num- Der of the Dubuque Northwest, which paper says:
 George Nightengale-a true and tried man flor twenty years wheel horse to the nation al whig party in Iowa.
 c. C.. Hewit-for years the favorite of the whig party in Dubuque county-a man of ta Tents, influence, and devotion to the Union. Major A. M. Hare, John G. Stein, and host of other good men and good citizens of Mus catine county, who were active Scott men ID the canvass of 1852
 l.. B. Fleek, esq, of Washington county, an old-llne whig-a man among men-and all honor to any party
 T. w. Caggett, esq, of Keokuk, Sco" elector of 1852, and better man than he has not been left behind him. These and hundreds more in our State.