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ECONOTIV IND S0sfF ONT.
DR.. C. W. C OZIEB'S
CamphOI Wash Mixture,
Patented July Il, 1854, and which received the
Premium at the Nashville Pair in October
last Warranted to contain nothing in
the least injurious to Clothes; also


the least injurious TO Clothes also
Great Pain killer
ffNNE under gurd having rrpeat dy been solicited 20
make cpusguutH's q The Pgtrl. Cam nor ash Mix
ure has concluded sell county rights this
STATE, bat viii iu future have The Improved phor Wah
NjNtur and Distributed throughout thu. stat lex
cypt the counties where the rights have been dpos~d
rG-ctuay 60 uaac ibis arrangement, he poses
divide the potent 'or tennessee end Alabama into tu
shares fourth to b. rrtued, aud c renal drr I5n
,tarr--wu be oGryyd for sale. psf-on remtay ten
dollars viii have share the Patent 90 fourteen
wears from JuIy H. lS54 AMI viii b. The
ingredients, avr Using and the rrct-Hry expenditure OF
he ugals % prep ami utrhutr The mixture bT sale.
CausfaGrut- viii b. made 10 shareholders, twho may
guest I'D and other ptrsous. 90 the amount % their
remittance And thsy Nill be allowed c0mui-siun OF 80
per their sa'es and also their proportion Of the
profit. ~ 'drg-.
Annual xlit ofsales wi be made and viends q the
prlits Cd o each shareholder SO rnfs vii be
rsc.ti vii he Company ne responsible tor any, the
bl-iue-s viii be conducted upon the cash -ystrm.
Any thoe uhu have pucha.cd patents Tor counties 10
OIL Ste, hsvs t- privilege e exchanging their rgh
Dr. prica they have paid Tls exchange VII
be uIal 10 the OF the P4teufer.
o. B., desirable o. have a. least artivr shar-
holders count IN the States ntlei. Subscription
r shares will D. clo by the sJ September next Aud
sGtr Ger; s-g.d nlaTco drfs, vho vii Tsqa-s
TIE Agency, 81 they frsr- H.
The under- gncd viii Agent Una the shareholders
elect % e. directors year vhl VII The
heusPafsrr. Boa N.pie, Montgomery tuaca'o-a. Hunts
VILE Tt'Idegt uud fs ubia, that vi pLbh this twice
and other advertisements % the amount Il dollars, aai
send one copy, all receive share. Adirezs
G. ". CtOZitE, Fat-rtee,
jsIs kupSsie. Tenn. y
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am your with great respect
}. d. POWELL, Supt. Trans l. r. r..

Roxy I'M Somerset CO n. J July p. 1852.
Tn. J. g. AYEK sircs your medicine has become
here it has greater demand any other cough
have cd Iii spoken o. IN terms Of
praise by those who have Used know Of cases
where the best they Of it much the
good u has done take pleasure in Wing it, ]
that am giving my the worth Il their
ney, and feel g'athei seeing the benefits II confers.
Plea-e send me further supply, and brieve
Yours. with respect, JOHN q. WHITL0K.
Ps-Almost any number OF eerdhcates be sent you
IL Won wish A
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MACKENZIE & WILSON

RE- making arrange nnt, to end tie man factue OF
u their Wro. & iron So e,
"inE TESNEssEAN,r
The populr Of the south and Southwrst. Orders,
comp u.d 10 iay over can nov b. speed billed.
ROOFING, GUTTERING, &C
The ont door 40 I, mpr sing IN Tin ard Copper WorL
connected IA cling huu ubi'c uiiings, &C. &c,i
placed der the entire superintendent II Mr.. Jones
late Of loJsyilie.
nv This arrangemant all work Of 'he rbove pton
trusted l., viii be she'd well Re dO.e the
Taste n cities, ard at The loSest o-sible Gtrs
Tin aud Copper Roof warranted fur five q 10
PEI fec IL Ugt and respectfully e. the 70 OF
the FIRST Pre- byieriHn hlr the largest roofs ia The
CRY winch has not leaked a nrle drop Il wa put
fast uIpre edeuteu IN the annals OF ing IN IL nnesse
TINWAIsE.
Our TnWare Is na'e by he best mechanics that he
found and OF the be q and n .aNirst material
CN~TIN6sS.
The best Pitburg Castings always on bani and at tr
CNST IRON STOVES.
hand ~ all times, larger stock OF both Cook
ing Heatn Stoves than other house he city,
are determined n { 20 be uudsr old.
CRATES.
weh,ve on hand large stock Of Drawing Room, ParlC4
and Office strs from he be tmanuacluu II East anu West
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
Our assortment Is varied and pri,es many articles
senta 90 h0u ing al for sale 81 the lowest price 70
ca b, TO punctua customers.
Al work entrusted will be executed with PRoNPrNEs
and DESPATCH; and We hope share II public pat
ronage. MACKENZIE NIlsON.
Nashville Jan 9--t
LADIES HEELED CATERS.
IL AVE received another pscNHg ct
IL Ladies super French L. Heeled Caters; -.
clc,h Congress Boots;
Kid Buskins and Paris Ties;
Z" A." Thick So.ed Roots,
Misses Kid slippers, caters and Fancy Boots.
JOHN RAMAGE
nov1T ~ Collgs 1t.
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REGULAR LOUISVILLE AND CINCINNATI
PACKET

TIVE New Light DrauCht PASSENGER c-0 -,
4 a. Freight Steamer ALBER Fssssl Ms5Fs5sla
TINE, MILTON Axis Master, having
been re'ruJ, buIi, for the Cumberln nd trade will
during tie loS water above and an iu'erme
date landings ORDERS l,f Nh her agents fr..ghts
passed gers, EiIi meet prompJ attention
4. PAVILION, Market street, or
II. Ii. uNRI- on, Agents,
oct22- 6m Front It orpo-i e S Z Landing
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NASHVILLE AND NEW ORLEANS PACKET,


w Ill run the ensuing season Re GT7~S1 -,
~ tween The above ports. The rzESl- 49,
America has been d"csed aud thor ukz-1Ezzza-ssEss
ough rruairrd This a. ana have hesitate 10 say
ing shat she - ID epect g. strength, equal O any boat
lv Trade Tier cabin hts been IN roughly su d. and
The travelling comm nifty asy ry t 40 Tor much
c. Tor. any boat in the iridr Cap Johus0i lons
Psrrn be- he trade without any acr,den sufficient
prove as superior k s M 60 pas ufrrs with
ogt FAULT Tor freight or passage apFy 10 the Captain
boards JOHNSON. WEAVER a Co,
No. 20 Market q 20
A. L. DAVIS,
oc-iT-en l.. s. sIa.i Packet Onre Agents
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SOUTHERN ROUTE
ILAVIN REnlIEn.

NaTEN EkEDgCED.
IRoN 1e r'h Instant TO th. 1st 81 June N. =,
tfeFt from Charleston and Savannah 10 Nash,IIr vii
FSVNT CLASS.
foos. s1d a'iOUery, Boots, shoes apdHai, Bottled Ii
tswPhue ami Spirits Turuanfire in rs.tx and k...,
Csrp.t,nE. ''''''''
china G'as an5 Glass Ware. Cigars in cases, cloes.
Co1ie.91yry cutlery 10 tc2es and cases. Dry Gosds in
Bruas Fryt Trees and shruttrr,. Fu-, G,,ss, ST..
LogAns "'1''ss and Looking Glass Plates AT owner,
gysr., in csn'and jars saa'y, TIN Wave, Teas and
~TsOSnCIaNS.
Hardware, except Cutlery" Hyay, Casting, ard Ma.
cl.rcry. 'A' ia
Fcrezu liquor in barrels or pipes, Crrf.v, r,,,--o O.,
unNe Carriage Spuu-s and Avls Leather ia Ton. gndgo
eS Ois ru barrels casks CrrrEery and Ourrn.ss, -
crate, md casks Rice, Zine, Whiting. Pasterof Paris ac
SPECIAL RATES.
Boxes Furniture Piano For,es Carriages ''hoSef and
Other rht Or ice not n1m,ratsd. Also, Cstioys Of Asds
,1is. y '''1 weight 'u' charged able, Isl class
All articles not enumerated to b, charged at rates Of an,
frou Is, June to 1T Of Dsce nbsr they will be changed
It, GAS as above Per no lb'..............s1a as
Special rates $500 o
Merchants shipping from the Eastern cities viii spd mi,
the cheapest vel a. ts expeditions route Frerbts
New York ami Ph lade phia 10 Charleston and ssya
a h ranges from 20 ~ cents per cubic foot according 10
.lass and character ~ vessels
A. he Railroad Companies % Charleston and Savanna
have discontinued tie Receiving pud Forwarding ~ Me-
'handse q will be necessary 10 eonsn 10 Commission Mer-
I chsnt~ at thc-e points.
shippers may rely upon strict ahereRce u he ahov.
/ rates n. l. ANDERSON .,,,tf
ianll-u r. a c. II. X
SPECIAL ROEEgE.
No Sh4u'. entitled 60 The above rates unlea eacA and
package ha, the % the Depot 81 delivery AMI
'he initials y c. p. Il. plainly marsed upon 49,
r.. A.
FREIGHT Or PRODUCE TO CHARLESTON AED
SAVhE Al
~ s1l afer }is date he Articles ~ enumerated bajov
- viI be through Cn1rieson and savannah "a ~
| prices a7V.d 10 each article.
To- aero ltf-.. p Toe r5..... .........-- Sc
Pork 10 bfs p Co., o.. .......s 81 co
Gaggins aul Rope, . inp ........f 90
%. I ANDERSON sur't
| WI n. 8 O. EnILrnnd
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40 wholesale O1Ucsrs.

LeOn E1t1E-f,r ths baianc< q 80 prsss-t ye4r, >
II NITRO HAS, wy seoa sl-eSsIa u. A. 10 .
4 A. nALL0s 4, Geas Arnat.
sAaa Ne II pssesrstk pAsaA
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WTKsBAESE, Pa Sep. %, 1850.
IN. J. G. ATER-My Dear sr:-Your medicine is much
approved those who have used Il here and as compO
siiiOn such and maintain its reputation.
invariably mend 10 for pulmonary affections, do
many Of our principal physicians
lam your friend,
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FREIGHT or PRODUCE TO CHARLESTON Az
I. u
kA'hVILLF IND CTAfTfRCOCA RAILROAD.
- NOTICE TO SHIPPEBS!. -:
EfI5S7r-7 E5s,5=i7Zs1 t5.EE.sI1 tsnSs %7Tl
S.,aa..-, =, .r-t 49, =. =

NilL III To- -s-r i.rr ~ IS rrhuut Pr once ard
y Mrrch. ntte viii De trans the river ~
Siea bots M Er4s and De- sui Jcrri dray sEe-
Si prrs are n"tHyi th a E0Uns he depus in
pscaagrs U cI,ut 'h, nrr protection q h son,ents
vii be UIrcfsds tru will ua D. received 1rtpt in heavy
sa'. mr. or sunny EHf- The lht thn SACKS v n - re
Fused, sr~R rf ~ "a = o. rrH- ne labor AM time
necessary 60 repair greatly rrsui he tranhit-
r. AMI "a ~ D. prfrFd Ihe Arvtts ~ the -osi ne
sPrca ally in tucied uo grain at heir r.specflge
sta ms uu'Css IT, sack % My aud d. iinciiy
and rcc"u an'r BY urdsro sItnt We csn a D,
mi The d-pCfs g u.sI l. orre houses fr rsin a. 20,
aucc when lht tH De- held a. % suis The conv.ui-
ne ~ oFn~r shipper 10 utdT f,Wsrf. Wheat g. chat
annf g. Thl re charge. -r and cents pr tusI
Dom uah M and t3 stations - tennessee liver
and from Na.hv De rni al sat e 10 g. n ua Wheat
sil b. cha std 10 c-rt and com cent re huh-I WITS
key vi b. cha o. per bowel u, o. Nashville o. c. alta
noora Al article 90 eight Csvnaied our Tor as 1,t
q, 6fd AMI IN sas va b-esls Irtss rairs
a. I AID. RSUN
4 4
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REDUCTION CN LUMBER TO NASHVILLE
tr0m bridgeport 'o fuaiHn usive. Lsnbsr reduced
a. per car Iua4 iT1H- Z rr1sT r-ir-.
PROM CoWtr 0. E1.1s ndy lsve umber IS rrduc al
per car ca. Io.. .r--r.rr rates.
Turner cu shtl Jye cha ssd same RON Normsndy.
cvrl@-I ~. l. A..
-L.L E-s - nm !. y n. D AZ Nm
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REGULAR NASHVILLE AND NEW ORLEANS
FEGULAR 49, ORLEANs PLCKEr

y 'IIE am light dra1git steamers I'll -
/ CUMBERLAND, CAPT D. =. IE-,Tysgs9 !
H. BROOKS, being AIRY ini he'd
and the best adapted boot the trade, viii
plying the lsi Of December next between th- port
New orleans This boat has superior accommolS ions for
aSseng-rs besides being adapted carry every dcrPt0n
freight and in satisfactory manner For feg4tor
passage and orders, apply board n
On H. n HARRISON. Ag't
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REGULAR REW ORLEANS AND NASHVILLE

1,HE New steamer ''sCOTLASD@s ~
Il 40 tons bartaen--Cfp'ain Z. L. -, /
arNrKas tbs ben -azssnEz
L11syiiie, sti b. hsishea D. lnh Nuvemher
ahra she 9li ke 10 tadc -stfr arkri
The scafsnd b an snsirsly nrv test q fut el4rs,
and buIit eKcia tsrF Ne Nashville ORLEANS
tr8ds er gss dfsa enabling sFto cure ith osdw
atlrr IN oaly hsht We solicit ie J er Ia
uuhA / atrunaee. A. HAMILTON
JOHNSON, FfORNF o.
~ W a. . e. sbatre Negroes =. a. HI ads and
SIR 20 b. e~ui.e oett
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Fsisnt Medicines wt, be puilshrd fiO0 per colauE
<sily, or SO tri-wrckly-Sth e. Tor each renewal
Steamboats, running 20 New Orleans will be CHARGED 40
- the season; aud vheh running 81 Louis, Cincinnati
-. BIS for the season Of not more than six months.
s.srhe privilege Of Yearly Advertisers strictly limited &c
tASr immediate and regular na,incss and the business
II Advertising Firm is ouadcred including that
% "a or individual members.
Advertisements published Intervals viz Weekly or
nUhthy, charged 81 per the nrs and 81
or every subsequent Insertion.
Calls on persons become candidates. viii be Inserted
ether advertisements be paid FOR ably advance
Announcing candidates for County aud state offices e. aud
,.T municipal ohoss o., 70 be paid advance every
FAGnce.
All advertisements for strangers or tTanAeB persons to be
paId In advance.
Advertisements not marked on the copy Tor specified
tirse win De- inserted m iogbd and payment eKaoted.
No adrertsrmsnts can be inserted gratuitously.
Tor charitable Institutions, FIRE compA.
niss ward iowa aud other public mestgE including
gloas uoticcE 10 be charged half price.
Nsr-ages and deaths published - news. ~ obii-
saies lbutes q respect AMI funeral nst-ons - ether
ADVERTISEMENTS. -
requiring notices designed 20 SAL attention Fairs
saires Oonesrts any public eUteriaanmsuts, waere
ehargs made Tor Adruanoe, 81 notes o. prFES
siaJns eve y desgncd call attention q private
tntsrpr.es cA-aiAted intended promote
teres inserted with the understanding that tie
,aus Is % Dc pad for. ~ inserted Ia the editorial column
(which Ouy the Discretion 81 the editors the
al Be charged al she Of sss than - per
me az vrsgned pabshern Of ally aad weekly papers
IN NASHVILLE pledge ourselves ty 10 adhere ne above
bU 81 prices ana iRstanog 70 dsviais IRON them
SMITH MJKGAS 90 PatnR onos.
q. Q. TORBEFr CO., Onion and Aa~rs
" q. BANG a 90. hEaaeF0
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Among the numerous di,cuveries Scenee has maed
generation to facilitate the business of ncrease its
Oyment, and proloug the term Of human existence
b. named Of real value TO man hind, than
this contribution Of Chemistry the Healing Art vast
trial Of its virtues throughout this broad country has pro
beyond doubt, that medicine combination cf
medicines yet known, surely control and the
varieties Of pulmonary disease which have hjlh
swept from midst thousands and thousands every
Indeed there is abundant to believe a
Remedy has length been found which be relied
the dangerous affections Of The lungs our space
he,e viii permit US TO publish any proportion Of
edec ed by It's use, but III present the follow
ing, and refer fur her enqu ry my American Almanac,
which The agent below named will always Dc pleased TO fur
nh Free wherein u particulars and ind sputabe proof
Of these statements.
Office of Transportation, Laurers r., c. Aug g. 80
has last recovered from attack 4 mall Sare
Fever his rost lottru, and every person hat vi tied
him, pronounced Eiui dead child Having used your CHER
California III winter Of X %, severe
attack bronchitis, with entire success Induced
try IL on my Ii lie boy gave him tea pponfI every
three hours, ncrg IN the morning, and by O'Clock
night found d-cird ch .nge he better.
three tys use he able drink without pam
Its the above named dtease wi, save many child
from premature grave. -ud re-ye the anxiety II many
fond parent fpr an a c of the Throat and Lungs
believe It 10 be The best medicine eNttnt. feeling Of the
deepest gratitude prompts addressing these lines
hut for your important drcuvey my little boy would
have been in another world
am your with great respect,
ia u ID
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PREPARED ny DR. J c AVER CHEMIST, LOWELL, Ns
BERRY DEMOytLLE, wholesale Nashville and Re
tail by Ju. G. BROWN Nashville: AMI sold b. al
dealers in medicine ia essrT town in Tennessee.
ug-daW4m
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81 LoUIs 3 NAsa7ILLE 800 PACKLTs

gsa4---a, SPEED 1890
.S COmJURT.
ALEONIA SaLLFE VAST
JAMES MLLEz Master. J. n. tOEBiT Master
.. VIZ above steamers VII regularly Ina tie 81 Louis
ard Nashville trade ing the Their accom-
modt7rs Tor passengers e4Ga 70 ans siesubostS
the Cuwhraui river s1d their respective oefs will
All ftsis power add the comfort of people travelling
With thea. A. HAMILTON,
octii-6m Agent
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cash for ~ heat and Rye.
. q D IA \ Ash,
Esaas. Bgss 0uEusF 0huEeA ard cailags strsssk
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NASHVILLE AND CIsCiEHA1I PACKET.
IN New ff.ht priagta ateamsr a I'll -
SEVfN TY-SlX 80 sr9 -
E. X. nsHELEY Master. u-Ezkl..z-ss ---1zE&
liieave Nashville ever ether Tuesday. a. O. ars L g.
q C, nfinLe b. Faded ring seasvn. A. uAHiLr,-N.
oct Agent
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-04-08

of the young chief of the Onondaga.'--
"When P'' asked his listener eagerly. The
White Cloud touched with his finger young
pine, whose stem was not thicker than a stalk
Of maze, one moon old, and replied. ssWhen
this trunk has grown SO that man can
stretch his arms around it, and yet his right
hand cannot meet his left, then will the
Young chief of the Onondagas live in the
thought of the maiden with the skin like the
flush of sunset on the snow" ssYou speak
TRUTH" replied the young chief, $50, too,
have Dreamed '''Tell ne," continued the
white haired phrophet, ''whom do you envy
Of living men?' 'No one,' replied the
Young warrior ssWhom of the dead do you
envy?" "The warriors who are dead in bat
tie, and who live famous in the songs Of the
Iroquois." "Look ~ said the prophet, A
volume Of smoke arose from the red pipe,
and the old man blew it gently towards the
east The lroquois saw it spread into u
plain, variegated with hill and rivers, and
the villages of his tribe. Then it passed be-
yond the boundaries of his nation, and he
recognized the habitations of the Algonquins,
he saw their burial places, and the stretch
ed skins which were the accursed totems Of
his hereditary enemies he saw, too, the
noted warriors of their tribes, the women,
the medicine men, and the children. Then
the cloud rose up over n mountain, and he
looked from its level summit down upon a
sparkling river, broader than the rivers Of
his own country, and beyond, on the oppos-
tie side, were villages of the Algonquin
tribes, the wigwams of the Nepperhams.
And he was standing on the brink OF gigan-
tic cliffs, whose vast shadows lay midway
across the sparkling river; and as he looked
his foot touched a fragment of rock, and it
fell sheer down from the summit Of the prec-
ipice to its base, and struck nothing as it
fell. And just beyond him was a shelf of
rock hanging over terrible shore, huge
splinters Of stone were under his feet, and
as his eye wandered up and down the spark
ling river, as far as his vision reached, the
great shadow of the preci pice, and the saw
age walls Of stone, and the fragmentary
shore went on amending. Then the sparkling
river grew DINNER, and the rocks faded from
view, and he saw only the blue sky, and
clouds, and far off in the east an eagle.
''My son,'' said the white haired, "you have
seen it. Tomorrow night loosen the thongs
Of your mocassns beyond the wigwams OF
the Iroqouis. In the country Of the Algcn-
quins are those wondrous precipices, and be-
fore seven DAYS YOU will see the eastern sun
rising over tho sparkling river. Take with
you this bag Of pigments and painting I'M
plements. On the bare rocks above the plat
form you have seen inscribed the totem of
your tribe, and the record of your achieve
ments. Go say no more
Concluded Tomorrow.
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WASHINGTON, April 4.

SENATE. ~ The House Bill appropriating
5000, 900 for restoring and maintaining peace
able relations with the Indian tribes on the
Pacific coast, nnd 100000 for powder, was
passed.
Mr.. Collamer resumed his remarks on Kan +.
sas. and contended that the Missourians went
into the Territory TO control the elections,
fearing that the Free State men would tri-
umph, unless they interfered. He believed
that 5000 illegal votes were cast, anI the
inhabitants We're driven from the polls, not
being permitted to vote in some districts. As
to the abrogation of the Missouri Compro-
mise, he thought it rather hard the North,
having made Il bargain with which they were
NOT very well satisfied, but by which they
were very we'll content TO abide for the sake
Of good faith. should lose the little adyan-
tage they derived from it. We presume the
gentlemen are familiar with the story Of the
Vicar Of Wakeheld-remember how Moses
there aided his horse by green spectacles,
with shagreen cases. He did not suppose
| the Vicar was proud Of that bargain, but no
never heard that the horse jockey, after rais-
ing up his horse, had come back to demand
his green spectacles again. Daughter
Mr.. Douglas replied TO some Of Mr. Cola
mers criticisms on the majority report, main
thlHlug tAat ZIG IpoSt VI thc itGG 1ttttc
men in Kansas WAS 10 resist the Federal Cow
eminent, If their application as State was
rejected.
they had given notice unless they were
admitted they would resist to bloody issue,
and for the purpose Of preparing themses es
for such resistance, they had procured
Sharp's rifles, and organized the Kansas Lc-
gion. Yet the Senator from Vermont ad-
United ali these facts, in his TWO days speech.
In the course Of the remarks, MIR. Douglas
said ii was Il remarkable fact that the state
ment that an election was to take place in
Kansas, March 30th, came via Boston,
through the agents Of the Emigrant Aid So
ciety. This, he contended, was proof posi-
tive that there was private understanding
between them and Gov. Reeder to influence
voters By sending them from the North; con-
sequently, the fnets refuted The charge of in
yasion By the Missourlans. Adjourned till
Monday.
HousE-The Senator's amendments to the
deficiency bill, were taken up in committee.
Dir. Smith Of Tennessee, argued that the
Soath Is more conservative than the North
hence the accession OF slave States had q
tendency to strengthen the Union. lie spoke
at length on politics, reviewing with condem-
nation the Republican organization.
Mr.. Granger, prompted as he said by O
stern sense or duty, discussed the slavery
question, arguing that slavery is incompati-
bile with the Constitution OF the United States
and therefore Illegal. That instrument. he
contended, repudiates slavery, and positively
bars It's existence. Adjourned till Monday
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A song. To my wife.

BY JAMES RUSSELL LOWELL.
A lily thou vast when ! thee FIRST,
A liiy-b bud not opened quite,
That hourly grew more pure and white;
BY morning, and noontide, and evening hurst
In all of nature thou hast thy share,
Thou vast waited on
By the wind and SUM-
The rain and the dew for thee took care
1t seemed thou never couldst be more fair
lily thou vast when | thee first,
A lily-bud, but q, how strange,
How full Of wonder was the change,
When ri pc with all sweetness thy full bloom burst
How did the tears TO my glad eyes start,
When the woman flower
Reached it's blossoming hour,
And saw the warm deeps of thy golden heart
Glad death may pluck thee, bnt never before
The gold dust Of thy bloom divine
Hath dropt from thy heart into mine,
To quicken its faint germs OF Heavenly lore;
For no breeze comes nigh thee but carries away
Some impulses bright
OF fragrance and light,
Which fell upon souls that were lone and astray,
10 plant fruitful hopes Of the flower Of Day
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-04-08

e Mr.. Turk, the TT. Madison importa-
ton of the Times office, suffered the public
modification of having his vote rejected as
illegal at the city election, after all the rum
pus he had kicked up over our city affairs.
And us a still further indication of the in
gratitude Of the people and their blindness
to distinguished merit, we are panied to re-
cord that a prominent Democrat remarked
last evening, that they would shave to send
Turk back to Fl. Madison, or he will ruin
the Party