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Notice..

THE Eubseiihei respect fhlly returns, his
j thanks TO his friends and customers who
have datihg the past year literally given
him thetr patronage, and takes this meth
od Of informing them and The public At
large that he has nnw on hand q large lot
Of seasoned lumber and everything teguss
lie FOR the hndeHaM MAg successful compile
ton az all work III TN ehare at tI6use
Buildings. HlInds sash and Doors fitting
up Of Stores, Bar ropms Ii the hcHi. mest
durable ard wnflenanltlce stvle5 All eslare
left at d G. Hon aa's Hardware store, the
post Office or At my ahop hn Fifth 4iiahf
adiolning Stlspeter's and st. paul's colleges
will meet with.rfomrt attention,
dee2t q /, SEES. FL
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ssreemvezE Springs.

flltE undersigned ltaying leased The above eel
hratei Springs for the UsHiug season. takes
this mathadpF # announcing 10 bis friends and the
public generality that lie will he prepared To
open The same fpf the accommodation ef visitors,
nh the 18th If May, inst.
neemihe il unnecessary and superfiHous to antet
inth lengthy description of the vaiuable proper
Ties of the water, the subscriber would merely
state tp the phhlIe that On careful analysis Of
the same bg Aiassrs J l.. 4 W. + Hiddell, Chem
isfs If the University af Louisiana. thsy prhn4
nnnee the waters to be composed Of the following
"a
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BATON ROUGE Liy FRIDAY MORNING JULY r 1856
INSURANCE..
sieasIsern HEutuat INSURANCE sasatsani J.
of HSasnp Efarsuas

sesssasern MutwaE Insurance sslsatsany J.
Of Baspn lfanges
ftsatpDfufei ~ Act 1f teGtaiaitg4 eff0ni&fonG,
Afpfeted, Myt4 i1tfh 1864
Authorised CAPITAL. ,.,s gbDD.hn1,u ,uas
The Southern Mutual htsnfei,ee fpp,ndaB.
of Baton Ropge, have this day commenced
operations, and are hterard0 to take FiFH,
MARiNr, and RIVER Risks
Direete tors.
James n brown. Leon Honnncafe,
lahneB. kleinratef, adrew Malta,
Fergus Permission, 20 ". /. Imnard,
1oss Y Dorado. ,taserh f,8i'guief
6. G. Metlattpn VIM, 3. Pike,
.m Trust ees.
w u Walker. lpssee Hart.
i. u. tetrad, $ g LPvrork.
Chas a Slack, James " Esfunot.
Hosthene Allan. " y, Phillips,
lnseph y. Williams. I'lftnnps ] Bird,
! /. Nolen. DAME D. Avery.
John A D6ughetty, samhel M Hart.
WILLIAM ~ PIKE. pres't.
Ahrarp sHFprFhs, Sec V
I Baton Rouge, ian'y 29, 1856, f.
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Dental Noticc,
Music Teaching.

TINE subscriber we'll knownf
l. to the citizens Of RatonsTY WI
Rouge, from long residence, offers his pro-
tessloaal services to the public, as a teacher
ot the Piano FoarE, the vtot,N, and Con-
Nsr-a-plsroS, He will also furnish music
Tor Private Parties, Soiree, &c Letters
addressed to him through the post office,
will he promptly answered, and orders lett
at the Comet Office, will meet immediate
attention. IoctiIl II. w. JOLLY,
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NH;W ssss4suss.

tlsT RECEIVED per Steamship Efahawba, from
y New york. neaiiifnl White ahl rolnrifal tfi
linnffhss. Eian and i'lBif White Jbaaneie, taiaz
sonks. aF isa MnSus, Embroidered E#iee md fae-
pnet nauds, Plain niack AMI Uninrsd naregss.
Tadps and Misses White Cotton Hose HlhFk and
relpfed Sill Gloves. Filet hftts, Black aud White
Grape ftnilaf4 aud etaeFea, Figured ant lafd
silk ratasbis. Grass, Hair Cloth ard Corded
stifts fpt aala Fpry CHEAP Al tho
FHtLArEtrrHA uHHsF GAsF ETaRH,
April g3. Lafayette street
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a us.ong tEae H.nte Arrivals

nF NEW GOODS AT THE
= Philadelphia Cheap Cash store.
WILL be found bhnutifuI f,aW style
- Paris I'areeas FInaneea robes, very el,ehp
'afEe ns7pftnehkpf Satin bhtnask Table Glpfhs
aud Napkins, very stpe inr quality Of lents birt
on canthrle ttanlkerehiefs few rieess II super
white iiian dril -Fer sale st the
rHfarHtrttt CHEAF rAsn from.
tnara5=tf. Lafayette Street
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ElrARRLl .4A-l2REsq a.o0Ds. =
,r rHE PHILADELPHIA eHeap sroB6,

EuSF received by steamer Gronatla, an-
" o'het assortment N the above spotfH ton-
sis'ing OF Striped Haelf CaalIeY, bIala
plaid II striped blael, bb,regee, plain 4 fg-
nfed fancy cold ChalfeYs IN drasn patttrna,
plain " fauncad Barreges, Organizes laco-
nets and Swiss Mnstin Also, beautiful
assortment Of trimmings, ribbons. Sc. Nil Of
which are bought al auction AM will be
sold at very low piires may 6.
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lltD Cbfoll Stort.
HEeasptifpa sprirag a4oosia.

TuE1' HEfEiKED per steamsbp tatiawba ftotp
y New York, 'siid opened this morning, cheice
selection Of ladies Dress Heods Fieuncs1 Haf
eee Huhes, ghaliv. plaiu and Blaek Bafaees,
Hfnghams, Lawns, very fine Blacb Alraea, Super
bniuhasiae, Eheiish aud ffenclt prints. Briarttes.
Corded Lawns, Paris FYlphides, 9 new article fnf
ladies' lresses, Grenadines So, at thn
rliItApHLpHIA CHEAP CASH STORE.
tupr2h Lafayette street.
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Professional Card.
DR, pUCHElN. Of the Medical Faculty
~ OF Montpelier tFranee) having 70.
recently established himself in this City.
etfers his pFofe ssional services to the public
nEHe will at all times be found at Mr.
Putet's residence, lnear Judge Bnrks)
unless professionally engaged, Ieet25-tf
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BATON ROUGE

nying and occurring Estabiishmen
TsiTE Enhstribef having removed to tha corner
L Of Third aud Florida sta, ia now prepared to
dn woFh uitrnRtnd to hia care III the neateat and
uest warLmanks manufr.
spTT gisstflra stt.t ~ iRtAstst sttntO New.
lie T. preparedto dye for the Ladies' & Gentlemen
fAHtFs.
Grape shAwls dyed OF color restored, no matter
wfnt tnler sfi Brnsara. siiawis. AInntas. Fhrz
ages ParasulH, toies nsd, dyed or repaired, lsgz
horn Honnets, dyed af washeh.
GENTLEMEN.
CnzsimereH, Ntfrihoe, Alpaca ri6th Clothes,
either cleaned. cellar restored or dyed to any
color preferred, with despatch and neatneHa.
mayT III. uoEsb1, Dyer.
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E#fH'r rFs.aa.-- subscription Ia sed ri the
rate Of s. % per annun payable in advance, or
80 90 At tho esti ton 81 six mont tbs The Weska
II is published at rs 81 per annum invariably IN
advance e1il viii he rtnttualiF delivered with
In the limits pf the City bg the carrier.
Gg Adrertfsings-0H Dollar pef square
fpf the first insertion, and half fhat amount for
ever sibsaqnuht inEetiioit-tnn lines or less, con
stitnte sgHate.
yearly Aavartisina.- Merchants. IRA
defs, snd others II lie contracted with on the
most rhn aniia bio terms,
w lab sFtssEt.-NnuR facilities for doing
JabsWeff with neatnoss aud Hespatei-ain all va
fistieq nj raipfs, eahurt he surpassed by any as4
tahiishtHen IN The Gity--secb as
LAEFHhs HRtEFF-B8iI IiGEhTs[ FgsrFHs-htLt
IHahs-@t,tiH 6F LAHfses-rn rnnsHAHa Ese--E -EAHsTfoH
TteR FTs@DRUaetsts' LhHEts -CAphs- -Glptuh7Rs.=-
and VISITING nAHHa Fur farther particulars, We
nyite g6a n call aud see or specimens,
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EhFess 'E'ginaassssngs |

WILL, be opened this morning
w beautiful assortment Of ladies tIress tim.
mlngs Of the latest Paris style. Sash and Eonaet
Itihbons, at the FHiIAuFi Fms Omar tAsHefoHE.
mat5s4tf Lafayette Street.
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PIANOS.
E. DE ROSAS LACERDA,

IA yF hVNAn IAIEKIIA,
BA TsfN Io JGE. Ia.
Nf0kAES the Public in general that
4 he Is now prepared 10 repair in the best
manner, the OLDEST and MOST DE.
ELECTIVE PIANOS, at vEaY aopgRArs
rRseEs. and every Mind OF Musical Instru.
msnts. lie will also tune at very reduced
prices, for his customers and the public in
general.
ordess left at the Jewelry store of Mr.
Theodore Goldmann viii be promptly at
tended to,
fehISdtf Z. DE ROSAS LACERnA
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HOME ENTERPRISEi
YGmng America Steam H'Hour
AND CORN MILL,
BATON ROUGE, LOUISIANA.

HAVING RECENTLY EXTENDED Ny MILL
Ill lug interest by the addition Of one Off. 4 j.
'Ciatks Celebrated Patent FIGURING Mills, hoiting
Machinery Sc. aud having fully tested its eapRc-
ity TO do firstclnas work, am now fully prepar-
I'd to give my friends mud those Of home enter.
prise generally satisfactory evidence, that they
now need not 70 beyond Eaton Rouge in order to
secure to Themselves aeur that will compare fav
nrably to any produced in the country, no taater
by how extensive complicated machinery.
As the object will be to produce flour of the
best character and standing trnet to meet with
that libei aity of pm ntronage rs will sustain the
undertaking. Families nr ortlers ordering -four
from me may rest assured MY best endeavors
shall he given 90 please them, orders should be
sent to The store of the undersigned, For the
nf families, Hour can be obtained
when not wanted by the barrel, in bags Of II l6,
2a Of 50 pounds each, OF in such other quantities
as they may wish.
MARCO JOSHUA BEAL.
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k'tals nIArrt'.tl@.

TItsp tsptniFal frnm New Work aaetians, TwHEfs
y FIVE PFIuFs WtIIJE and fnLnHED MATING
which will ba sdli vFHY Low PRICES at tha
Pan ApHtrHtA GHHsF GAsH S1epF,
ri sa Ihfsy cite atfnht
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Hrrsmfla YasIapaaREaa.

THE ladina are invited ~ hkbtninf niit
beautiful assortment II French itnna1 ted
Npfihg Manttlias. II hs lateat and tanat fashion
able styles, rarsta ssa Of the in,erterH in n Yhrt
as ifa Assettment is not very large, the ladies
weiila do well ta call eafiy~-at the
inLAnEi fHs tHEsF rAsu srunn,
nar2a.fg Lafayette Street,
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I tnrTf, rtnrTnMH Amn rtmI,ma

TttsT RHQltYEp. per Ftaaunship gahavba from,
y Nsf Safh ahe eibns. fac lpt Of Etlttias tot
tons dsttHeu Shirt busTts, fat s1ia Yet las at
tha PM tpHirfttk nrr u tAett stuHF
Apl, ~. lafayette Street
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ps h1h

The Intelligent FhYhigan will ut once perceive
II = this water Possesses tla most valuable mod
ieai qua litiea. J. l., 4 W 7. HIpBEIL. !.
Ttts following NAMED gentlemen dftha hiehes
staining in the medical profession, add their tas
iifRHny t6 the hbt,Fe aud fftntntusbA The whtet
ii the highest terms for the sure Of dyspepsia,
fn'efalefa Fahf4lgia, brnrsY, Chronic Diseases
pfthe Kidneys, Liver Spleen and Eawes, Esrefnla
II 4lfits Varieties, diseases II TIM skin, hha most
All the chronic ailments thatfaH,ales are subiset
30 IN llia aiua q - =
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steam Pressed EsrscE.

NOR the convenience OF the citlzeRs Of
IL Baton Rouge, an office has bee, OPEN
ed at IosHnA BEAt's S4oRE, opposite the
Harvey House. where orders may he leit
fer immediate transmission. to the STEAM
Back and LuNpeR Mltts, of the subscri
ben and will be filed with quick despatch
as il gisenat the office on the yard. Those
wishing firm and durable article, are So
lieited to test the quality OF the STEAM
pRnsssp. T. Brick telireradin town and
vicinity in any Quantities, Mt lowest market
rates }augas.t1 J.H. SCHENCk.
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NO Hsaantcra.

80 k"A9WHCFR.
4 tKfN'S refn and Cation Cultivatnr
IA This truly uEefrtagtlepltufal lnpiov-
ment. has beer. fully tested hy highly res.
pectable and practical planters W ha afteffnl
trial say that by its use, II the cultivation
of Corn, Cane, or Cotton, there is saving
of at least ohe third the labor to man and
horse over the common plow, LISA new
invention. Patented March 90. 1s4n
Planters are invited to call aud exsmine it
A supply on hand and for saleeby
w. f. TttNNARn.
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THE MAGIC CORN AND COB MILL.

tItHH MAGIC CONN AND cor MILL is super
\ ihr TT any heretofore offered for GRINDING
FEEL FOR ETocK. II viii grind twenty bushels
Of stock feed per hour, with The power Of one
mule or II viii grind sis bushels Of fns meal
per hour, OF sis bushels of corn and cob for stock
feed per hour with the power Of one mule.
This MAgIF MILL waa patented in septem-
Der, ls,h, and is undoubtedly superior TO all its
predecessors.
uur prees will he found to be- much lower than
other uils Of pfinfsrer quality. For sale by
aAMUEL LoOKE, I, y and Front Levea
=z.==== #sE= New Orleans.
Agent for the Manufacturers.
IVY Tho above described Mill can bn seen al
the store of Il. II. PUCKET, Church Street, Baton
Rouge, who ts the agent for the sale of the
same The mill ean bo furnished st any landing
gu The river, between New Orleans and Bayou
Sara. for fI5@frsiRht included. mayT.fy
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These Springs are delightfully."- situated II
miles fran ia nh Rpuge, ah ihs banks Of The
htHite Hyaf, In beautiful grove With e6pd fsh
ing, hurting, .fot, in tact, with not having had
pf fsllpw fafer there for the last three years
With daily communication from baton Rouge. it
offers Inducements nnsfpas ssed in this 6r any
other state.
The undersigned fatters himself, that from
sorne years experience in ono of the hest hotels
in fhiladelphia, that he will give 50 tisfaction
There viii he n band of music during the sra
son and dancing every night z =I5I
IA line Of stsges will run from Bato
Rouge to the Springs aud back dnily.
W, BADGER.
aresnwell Springs, April 25th, at5
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MBER SIS.
TIE DAILY COMET,
Published Uuily Mondays Excepted j
Il. n. FIRE. Editor * Proprietor.

office on + bird Street.
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Notaries Pubic & Auetioneers.
orrv GOVERNMENT

Thirty firth Corporate Year
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fVaIlE subscriber has, uatreceived from
4 New York, large assortment Of In.
grain, Three Ply, aud blHsstla Carpets, all
ol-wb,eh wall be sold at low prices.
sept 29 " u PHILLIPS
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-03-28

must stick, and did stick. Wall, got to
Trenton hearn tell Of Camden and
Amboy, spose-- laughter) when | got tew
Trenton, their bill was up before the House.
They had their rooms, with brandy, oysters,
and good things, but David Ripley, the saw
log man. didn't touch 'em. He was the only
member OF the Legislator that was invited.
"They abused David Ripley. Major -,
and some Of his friends abused me in the
lobby one day. | was there, but he didn't
see me. lie was dining me, and swearing
that he was born Jarseyman, and was proud
ONT. See |, Major, ! guess there haln't
nothin' remarkable happened in Jarsey since
You was born. (Roars OF laughter)
. Wall, they went on abusin' me. One on
'em said was q Connecticut Yankee, and no
Jarseyman. But hushcd 'em up on that.
See |, friend, ef can't prove that every hair
on my head is Jarsey, and that I'm every
inch Jarseyman, III agree to leave the Lee
glsature, and never come back.
- Wall soz be, prove it,
Wall, seq /, Major, don't the Doctors say
that mans constitution entirely changes
every seven years.
- Wall. yes ser he.
"WaN, now then. snz J. was born in
Connecticut. bnt I've lived in Jarsey Jest nine
years. Amt every inch Jarscyman p
(Conyulsions.)
The Major left, and sed nothin' more
abeout me, but want to know of this 'ere
Convention Of they don't think Pm jst as
good u Jarseyman, as my friend tue Dutchman
from Cincinnati, (Reemelin) is an American.
He amt the same Dutchman he was when be
landed'
The final hit was too good the satire too
keen to be resisted The crowd could stand
it no longer. Everybody had laughed till
their sides achcd. Gray hairs shook like
leaves in gale. Men laid down and stood
up and rolled over-when they could find n
chance-and utterly exhausted the capacity
of their cachinatory organ. Your reporter
went home with dreadful headache, and 8
hardly conyale-cent yet. After the meeting,
some one rather impertinently asked Old Saw
Logs if he had "made anything in Jarsey."
z Yes, 7 said he, s'I'yc just made the growth
Of my three boys, and they've got what |
havn't. That's larnin'." The Old Saw Log
il hard to roll, if he hain't any edlkashun'.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-03-28

WIscoNsrN GOVERNOR. copying part
of our nararranh with reference 10 the Gov
srnorshir of Wisconsin. the Times remarks
Characteristic as is the above statement,
and much as il was to be expected from
paper that has abored necessarily to mlsrep-
resent the facts in relation to the guberna-
toral election in Wisconsin, We are obllged,
for the benefit of impartial history, to con
tradct the statements and differences OF the
above extract. 1t is not true that barstow
received a certificate OF election by means OF
forgerieo. or any other dishonesty. lie was
voted for by majority Of the legal voters o.
tue State-the decision turned upon the m
formality Of the returns from some precincts
and Bashford in his wild hunt for office
took advantage Of that to retain place mat
the legal voters Of the State had declared nm
unfit 10 FILL lie is the . bold and wicked
usurpcr." il any there be--the decision Of a
Court of doubtful authority to the contrary
Notwithstanding.
1t is not true that the decision turned up
on the Z" informaiity of any returns. For
gerics were prored before the Court, and
enough OF them proved to leave Bashfora
near 1000 majority. As an instance: the re-
turns from two distant towns, sixty miles
apart, where there were no people and no
elections held, appeared in the Secretary's
Office written in the same hand, and upon two
half sheets Of paper, the halves fitting with
each other whore they had been torn apart,
and left notches and indentations, the paror
itself being such as has been in use about
the capitol for the last year, thus showing
Individually where those returns came from
and there were votes enough in those two
returns to give Bashford the election, though
there were many other equally gross eases.
& Obliged for the benefit Of impartial htSto-
ry." indeed But the very terms IN which
the Times speaks of the matter shows the IN
attention it has paid to i. It speaks Of Bash
ford as returning the office. 1t was Bar
stow who retained it. Bashford never
was in it till the Supreme Court gave its de-
cision in his favor.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-03-28
xNxEs.h congrc~s---First Session.
WASHINGTON. March %.


SExArE.-Mr. Mason gave notice of his in
tenton Of introducing blu to amend the
act re modelling diplomatic aud consular sys-
TEN.
On motion Of Mr. Brodhcad, the Commit
tee on Military Affairs were instructed to in
quire into the expediency of establishing one
or more national founderics in accordance to
the recommendation of the Secretary of
War, in his Annual Message of December
1853
The Senate then resumed the consideration
Of the Deficiency bill.
Housr.--On motion of Mr.. Walker, the
Committee on Judiciary were instructed TO
inquire whether the Kansas Investigating
Committee have power to coerce the attend
ance Of witnesses. and punish for contempt.
Mr.. Campbell, of Ohio, said when the
House recognized that, very unexpectedly 10
himself. he was appointed to the distinguish
ed position Of Chairman of the Committee
on WAYS and Means, and yesterday distinc-
ton was conferred on him by the Chair
equally unexpected rs the former, and find
ing the latter entirely Incompatible with the
duties assigned him when the House organ
lied, be asked the House TO excuse him from
serving as head Commissioner 10 proceed 10
Kansas and take testimony. He expressed
his gratitude for those two high honors con-
ferrcd on him, especially the latter, because
Of peculiar circumstances at this time
rounding him.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-03-28
CITY ELECTION.
Ma ora ffy.

tn friends Of HAWKINS TsrLon, Ed, hereby an
noanee hin asa candidate for Mayor 4 The ensuing
Municipal Election.
NH. EnIron.--Plcase announc J. yfiHWrrY as a
candidate for City Marshall at the Spring election.
MAxY NUtKRs.
We are requested to state that VIZ >rorrs will bc
= canlidata for rel etionto the ofie Il = a the
spriug election.
VI are requested 70 announce L. CoLr. can
dilaie for reelection the Office Il Justice II the
Peace at ne spring election
ruo4As MABny viii be a candidate Tor reelection
to the Office # justice az the Peac al the April
election.
Mi..s!s. Eoiron> Many u tn Gtizcns q Kso
kuk desire 70 propos2 wv. Ii. MepEEnsoS a eaudi
date for City Marshal. Mr. Mgs'herson has been
tried and tested By tho citizens/of the place, aud
toaui to be prompt. faithful and efficient officer
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-03-28
ohio American state Council.

| At n meeting of the American State Coun-
Gil in Columbus, Ohio, onte 10th, Lienten-
ant Governor Ford reported the action OF
the Ohio delegation in the Republication of the
Platform and candidates Of the Philadelphia
Convention.
| Resolutions were thereupon offered and
adopted by an overwhelming majority en-
dorsing the action Of the delegates, repudia-
| ting the Platform and Nominees Of the Phil
adelphia Convention, and pledging the Amer
leans Of Ohio TO the support Of Republican
principles on the present slavery issue. At
ter which small minority, consisting Of
some fifty delegates, mainly from Hamilton
county, withdrew from the Council and re-or-
ganized on South American Platform.
Thus ends the miserable scheme to commit
the American PartH Of Ohio TO the support
Of Slavery propagandsm.
Out Of over twelve hundred Councils enti-
tied to representation in the State Council Of
Ohio only fifty delegates were found to sus-
tain the Platform and Nominees Of the
Philadelphia Convention.
Much good may the triumph, Of which tho
South boasts in that Convention, do the
American cause.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-03-28
TeIegraphtc News.

MILWAUKEE, March 25. - Mr.. Bashford
has possession of the Executive Chamber,
and has sent Message to the Senate. Mr..
Macarthur refused to give up, and asked if
force would be used. Bashford replied, yes,
if necessary. They then shook hands, and
Macarthur retired. The Assembly adjourned
to prevent receiving message from Bash
ford.
CINcINNArl, March u. - The American
State Council in session at Columbus last
night. after a stormy debate, adopted re-
port repudiating the nomination Of Fillmore
and Doneson, and indorsing the action Of
those delegates who seeded from the Phila-
delphia Convention.
ALBANY, March 25.--In the Court Of Ap-
peals to-day, Of the 8 judges decided the
Maine Liquor Law unconstitutional.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-03-28
j. II. WESTCOTT,
Blank Book Manufacturer,

0K-BINDER and stationer, No 10 Main St
ID (up stairs.1
Ledger Journals, Cash, Bill and Receipt Books
County City, Record, Tax Assessors and Treas
Books Hotel Eegisen, Steam Boat, Account and
and Railroad Blank Books Of every description, made
ami ruf j ID order. We put into our blank work
tn very best paper, and page when desired.
Having q good stock Of materials for binding, we
are prepared to bind ia he most elegant we'll as
the plainest style Books, Magazines, dc Blank
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-03-28

Mr.. Campbell was excused, and M. Sher-
man appointed.
Mr.. Philips introduced d bill authorizing
the President to cause the southern boundary
line of Kansas to be defined and Marked
Referred to Committee on Territories.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-03-28

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IL. Of 10000 bolts Paper Hangings. The stock is
fresh from thu manufacturers and embraces the late
and IN - elegant patterns in the market.
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