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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-12-20

s1HThe Washington correspondent of the n.
Y. Tribune writes that he has "the most posi-
tive assurances that franklin Pierce intends
running as a candidate for the Senate of the
United States, in place Of Mr. Hale, in 1858.
1t is understood that Gov. Hamlin will be re-
turned to the Senate from Maine, after for
NAL introduction as Governor.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-12-20
Burdens New Patent Horse Shoe

TTNlIIs greatest invention Of the age, which suasses
ity durability and beauty az hnlsh anything Of the
kind yet achieved by tho SKIN Il man. q made by machinery
frm superior quality Of on at epst much less than the
handmade horse shoe. II conceived the inside with
yiew o the DErfrR PnsERv4TloN uRsEs IlOoF aud
rs shape LEssHsiSG PAmyG IT, au eiug
MORE DESIRABLE or THE ASiHAL than
Any SHOE EyER oFfHRED PUBLIC. These Shoes arc
sold according % size, like mems boot-a method which In
perfect III than otherwise be obtained Til.
hrrer and haoksniihs aud Is rapidly comug into general
use in al portions Of the unite States.
For further particulars and samples apply h the Agents.
BLODGET, BROWN & CO..
80 and Sc Pearl Street, Boston, Mnss,
Dec. II, 1850 Silly
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-12-20

The L. S. Senate now has before it twenty
Indian treaties, which involve the purchase Of
1000 900 acres Of Indian land by our gov
ernment at an outlay Of about Sii 900 900,
The Indians on this territory number about
100000. This land, bought at such great ex-
pense, will mostly be given away for the bene-
ii, Of Spectators and the hangers-on Of the ter
ri,orial governments.
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MARRIAGES.

In dullford, Dec. fth, by Rev J. b. MITCHELL Mr. CHESTER
o. THURBER, and Miss EMELINE NILES, both Of HALIFAX
In pondvie, Nov. 27th by Rev H. ?. Huntington, Mr.
WALTER w. nRrcf, Of Marlboro, and Miss SOPHIA L.
NORCROSS, a. West Enumeration.
is Grafton, Nov. 25h, by Rev. II. Wheeler FREDERICK
MOTT, ESQ, of Derby Line, ami Miss EMMA, youngest
daughter Of Hon. =. W. Dean, of O.
In Vernon Dec iIth the house Of the brides father nv
Rev. Geo 4. Tyler, Nj. HENRY A. GOODRICH, Of FicL.
burgh, aud Miss HATTIE sTEBBINs, Of Vernon.
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DrsTRucrvr Fiar.-The Episcopal Caihc-
dral, on NotTe Dame street, Montreal, was de-
stroyed by fire on "Wednesday morning, The
loss is estimated at slao, 900, SOS 900 insured.
The adjoining dry goods store Of Thomas Ma
son was damaged TO the extent Of $1,000. The
Times building was also somewhat injured.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-12-20

Henry c. Hoskins and Martin IIoskins, ma.
lives Of South WinJhan, VI, have been arres
Jed a. Holyoke, Mass, for half dozen burgla-
res. They had evidently made preparations
for vigorous winter campaign, as from fifty 10
sevenIy-fse keys were found IN their possess
ion; and the community may congratulate il
self IN getting out Of the way Two very danger
Gus aud uncomfortable fellows
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MASONIC N0rTcE-The regular Communication II Col
RrLE LopoE Pass ACCENTED MisoSs win he held
their Hall In PUTNEY, the Wednesday on or before the
full moon in each mouth, at O'Clock ?. N.
Putney, Jan. 1856. J. Low, Secretary
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REV. SUMNER ELLEs, Of Salem, Mass, will
preach Christmas Sermon at the Church in Gull
ford Center Thursday evening, Dec. 18th.
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CtoMMIssIoNER.s NOTICE. rnE uNpER.

signed having been appointed Commissioners n hear
examine and adjust all claims and demands Of all persons
galnst the estate II ALEXANDER PERRY late OF Vernon
deceased, and all claims exhibited Offset thereto six
months frm the 18th day Of Noycmbcr A. D. 1850 being al
lowell fr that purpose will attend the business Ap,
poinment NJ tho Inn OF Marshall Withheld In said Vernon
the last Wednesdays Of January and and May next from
O'Clock r. 81 I'll four O'Clock o. NJ each q said days.
WILLIAM JOHNSON,
JARNIB Y. BI RROWA fOom'rS.
JOHN 6TKDBfNA
yeaan, peeeuibOE, IS ,iscA H-sv
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Copartnership,
NOTICE.

rINBE undersigned have sol their establishment aud stock
j In trade 10 Mesrs WYAIAS 4 WEBSTER, whom they
recommend 3, their Oh customers AMI friends,
Having made this change their b they hereby call
upon those having unsettled units 10 call AMI ADJUST tho
without delay MIR Leonard VIII rmain at the Oh saad
few days when he will reeive the cash for debts the
hrm after which the accounts will be found elsewhere.
srODDARD LEONARD.
Dratuoboro, Nor. Ist 1850. "a
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rTIIosE indebted the undersigned for the PH1yrx or ior
advertising requested to 'aIl at tie Captains Of
hee and settle" before the is VI January net.
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oThe Probate Court for said DsrctTo all persons inter.
sssed In the Estate Of NEHEMIAH HOuGiIToN, late Of
Vernon, deceased. Onrrrts..
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Nov, 18th, 1856,

4 VERY LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
IA House Furnishing Goods, aud all hind.
ednry Geeds, opened this week VI WHEEL
ER'S.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-12-17


MISE BEYOND MS iEAxs.--Ine boston
alias, remarking upon the case Of matrimo-
ny lately perpetrated in New York, where
the father OF the bride purchased the brii-
groom's right. who took the money and then
claimed and got his bride, says:
ssThe young man 10 much and naturally
blamed by the relatives Of tho lady For
oAr own part, We regard him with reverence.
SO young and yet SO wise! Surely all Wall
ssrees viii riss up to do him honor !; the bears
will dance before him, and the bulls below
in bic praise; for aprettier piece Of jobbing
Is not recorded upon the books Of the Bro
kers' Board. To be sure, he promised upon
his honorl But that was nudun, pactun-
he had no honor to promise ont On the
whole, he appears TO have united in merito.
rious manner, the characters OF Bli6l, Al
fred Jingle, and Uriah Hcep. His future
career 10 certain. lie will either 70 into .
novel or penitentiary- perhaps into both"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-12-17

No. 81 Johnson-st, bit. I'd ID, KE0Kuk, IOWA.
s Gko.G = .rE Late Of Albany, N. Y.
4 Voi.LECTI0NS mlis ia all parts III The West, and
" promptly rem tied ON day u payment At cur
rent g..tes
Bank Of the State OF New York. N. Y.
Il. j. Blake, aasi,is of Mercantile Bank, n. Y.
Lyman Chaplin, Albany, N. Y.
Erastus Corning 4 Co., Albany. n. Y.
LIN. Jno. L. . ACCELERATE, Pres't Comm'i Bank, Al
bssy. N. y.
Thos. W. Olcsss, Pses't Mschanis' 3 Farmers
Bank, Albany, New York.
Gilbert L. Wilscp, Asst Treas. n. Y. Ceatral r.
H. Co., Albany.
Thampson Co. . Exprsss, Boston
Hon. HorAtio Sc ymour. Utica, Ny.
Iron Bank, Fait Village, Conn.
Marine bank, Buffalo, N. Y.
Juo. X. Leo a H., Rsnkers, buffalo, n. Y.
M:chigan Insnrnoc to. hank, Detroit Mich.
Marine Bank, Caicaso, Ills.
=. IL. Burch tCo., Chicago.
Bank Of Commerce, Milwaukee, Wis.
J. Mortimer Mali, st. Paul, Minnesota.
Grcsne, Thomas 4 TO- Bankers, Darlington, Iowa.
L,ksr, Rspirk Z TO-. :. ~. loais, No.
Messrs. D. w. 4 u. kiib,urue, Ksoknk, Iowa.
Jno. Jacob Wendell, Cashier Dssnoinc N. r. REC.
deci-ily
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-12-17

To PosraAsTERs. One Of our subscribers
at Charlton, Lucas CO., wishes US to call the
attention Of Post Masters 10 the fact, that
the keokuk papers frequently reach Charlton
by the way Of the weekly cross-mail, through
the southern tier Of counties, thus putting
them about fmo trseks behind time. We
hope the Post Masters who are at the prop
er stations to remedy this liefact will do so.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-12-17

NEW LINE OF DKTEScE.--The Edinburgh
Review having published powerful article
On American Slavery, which is tending great
~ TO increase the detestation with which il
Is regarded in the civilized, christian world.
and having dwelt somexhat impressivelv M.
ON the great numbers Of people in Virginia
who cannot read or write, the Richmond
Enquirer, in defence Of the Old Dominic ON.
says; "Reading and writing arc probably tho
worst means Of acquiring knowledge
"and wisdom" An extreme charge needs
an extreme defence, and the Slavery press
are sufficiently facile to demonstrate tina, hu.
man bondage, restitution, ignorance, and
lack OF the ordinary means of acquiring
knowledge, form the acme OF political Wis.
dom and social happiness "The right Of
man to be slave" is great truth to be OBJ.
served, but the common knowledge to read
and write Is thing to be lamcnted and dis
Outraged. Such are the ethics of Slavery. q,
Negro Oligarchy,--the ruling partv,-in
this nation day.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-12-17

CT WIN. Croker killed Henry and John
Fleming, :. Mc.-c=..a., ~. ~ J., ...,,,..
few days ago. II il said that he acted in
self defence. A pistol had been sho. at him
before he struck snv tlows with the knife
Report says the lieiculsy grew out Of word.
spoaan by Croxier about sister Of the Der.
sons killed, 70 whom he had paid his al.
dresses. crozier gave himself up for trial.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-12-17

CT The Lelands, OF New York, are to be
held responsible for the issues Of the Valley
Bank, Maryland which amount to $i9c 900.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-12-17

CO Ned flanagan, the distinguished
but esratic Indiana Senator, ha. removed
- s.. Louis 70 practice law. lie viii. ~
fer some time past, abstain from politics.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-12-17

CiscssSAri, llrn.-lIoSs sc 40, and hold
srs asking a further advance. River ten
feet Of water in the channel. and recedns.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-12-17

CT The cable for the ocean telegraph /.
beng manufactured ut the rate of ten TO
tsslve miles day. The whole IL to be com.
pletsd before next June.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-12-17

WHAT WILL THEY po?-The Pennsylra.
MAN, Buchanan's organ, has taken Bent On
into ito arms, pats bin on the back, applauds
him for his course in the late campaign, SAYS
that his counsels, character and dignity are
needed to the incoming Administration in the
present crisis, and bcslayers him with praise
as sound, upright, and influential Black
Democrat. Now what will all the party ours
who have been yelpiug for a year or two
at the heels OF Old Tom do? They must
pitch their notes to diiferen, tune, and they
might squirm if political whiting were no,
part OF the trade of Buchaneer politician !:
Free Soil to-day, abusing Old Tom to- NOR
row, squaster sovereignty and Slavery ex,en.
sion the next, winding up with paans to Tom
and gathering of all the factions around the
political swill-tub.
A new attempt at the political patch work
which has sunk the administration of Pierce
TO the lowest level, seems to be foreshadowea
In this article Of Mr.. Buchanan's furleman
We shall not be surprised il il is made. If
made, its certain results may be predicted
from past experience. Bot we, certainly.
shall not complain if they pu. the knife 20
their own thYoats.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-12-17

R,axEr 4 MAsox, Surgeoa - 1T, -
prepared 70 insert Teeth npOn GIL 6iiv1r
ond uulaA Pescha, also xR 49, ~
eeptinsQ1e Gum, whi6 - beq1sy -
oleankmobo cannot be s0kpGm6 Icy -
dsterniaed TO do the n6ete4 wosA tAa1lD
done h the City, and u y - psl1s tAAn
any other oo6oe here. O. q BlondsAu
between Third and FoaSeh.
,;-v-n does appear that ailnore'. Turkish Lin
Inca i 1ismphans wherever Il eoss, whstAsr y y
used inwardiy Or applied oatwasdiy. Please rsad
the following statements:
saiy horse was taken sick with the Collie while
trassf.re In The iaterisr Of lows hist spring. l
used 0ilimcrs's TufkiaA Liaiasns, which cured
him once hare grsse seaaas.ssin TIE article,
and would say to Al, uss II.
.ALDERT L. coSNABLR.
"kroxrK. Sept. -, 1857
..whIle travelling back west isst wiser. had
the sfortune to freexo my feet, a.d 1ssnd spssdy
re,i,f from thu uao Of Giiimore's Turkish Lini-
msri-would advise all under the same circsms tan
css {, try It. 10. BALTINGER
"aF,kuK. Aug. Is. "-dsc17 -dlaw-wlm
xa. 81 Aautas's Cosrogxp EXTRACT or BExsR
Piazza certain for DisrrhGa, Dysentery,
SUNNI Complaint. aud all affections Of the bowels
at,eni d With relax tion. As . safe, paatable and
reliable remedy IL is unsqualled. For children
teething attended with irritation Of the bowels, 1t
10 the aoat soothing rsmady in use Prepared aud
sold h. j. @. MAduIkE,
Chemists and Druggists,
5. w. Ger. Olive J. ID sts., Sc. Lonin.
For sslein Keokuk by +. II. OConnor, and Drug
gis.s generally. [aug70d&wem
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-12-17

susrfNDrD---TheB Bank OF East Tennessee
has suspended at last, notwithstanding the
nunberiess confident assurances that i, wa,
sound, would sustain itself, and the citizens
would not permit it to 90 down. It's rot
ten institution, has failed two or three times
has heretofore, II not lately, been engaged ia
the widest kind Of specula,ions, AMI never
WINS worth anything a. bottom. If il eve,
gets up again, we trust that its history and
character will be rcmebarea.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-12-17

HOLIDAY 0OOD1.
TU6T received from the EAst, = general aD0tl
u nent u Fancy Goods aad Toys ~ largssl
stock Of this kind - goods IN keohak .consssisg =
Ladies CAbas, Baskets VI asyis, Ornansets To-
what ness. Dsainea, Chessy Qheossrm<a aad boaaA
Bird Gags md CAnAriss, Tss Trays asd vsitSs,
lntsst styles u Mshair Rrasslnts. Rutnsn1aies,
Ladies molsEn Polkss Wax. papisr maehs and In
ia ssbherCsyias Dolls, Asads and bodice e ssssy
IL es.ss. - V tsse anything kept !. : VA
Please give ne . call 70 sati4fy yoanslyss.
x. WKI6MANN.
Second-st., bet. Main go Johnosn.
nov11 d7w In the GAts CITY Ovag oeoFe.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-12-17

CooL.--Ihe thermometsr at Charlton on
the 9th instant was ten degrees below zero.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-12-17

That mr.. Whitfield SHOULD have been nd
mitted, was contrary to the hopes of most Of
our readers, and perhaps to the expectation,
OF many. We hare not shared in thst ex.
pccAAtion. The Republicans proper have
ns1nr had clear MAJORITY in the House. By
themselves they never could have carried 4
point. Some liberal man or two, synpa-
thising more or less with their sentiments
while attached to another party, has hereto
fore voted with them on any point on which
they have been successful. The success Of
Bnchanan has Topped OF all these conscience
stricken or populsrity-hunting BUCCANEERS,
and the Republicans can depend, now, upon
no contingent force. The Black Democrats
and almost every distinctive American voted
together to admit Whitfield. 1t was com.
plets fusion Of BUCCANEERS and Know Moth
ings. And their united forces over matched
the Republicans and admitted the Missouri
Representative Of Kansas. That the regu-
lation, by assumption on one hand and cour-
tssy on the other called claw" under
which he was elected, was no law at all, but
Was forcc-act OF outsiders, possessing,
either according to right or the organic act
Of the territory, no semblance Of legal value,
everybody who voted for him, and everybody
Of decent information in the land, very well
knows; snditi is equally notorious and would
hardly ever be disputed that he does not rep
resent the popular sentiment of the territory
and on fair poll never would have come with
In sight Of election. Yet, in sight Of all this
ne has been admitted. And his admission,
under sach circumstances, is far more weighty
evidence as to the prevailing influence Of the
day than any speculations as to party drift
and the real spirit Of the incoming regime.
Ills pregnant indication Of the added pow
er and overwhelming influence of the South.
ern, Strengthening school of politicians;
tacit confession that the late triumph was
their triumph; that their influence is stamp
ed With the popular consent; that they are
to be the lawgivers Of the nation, and the
pioneers OF the new Administration. We
may hope, and think, that justice to Kansas
will be insured under Mr.. Buchanan. They
have achieved the victory, snd they may now
desire to moilify the opposition with honed
words and fair pretences. But in an act like
this We see the hand that rules. Freemen.
be not deceived
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-12-17
Photographic News.

NASHVILLE, Dec. l0.--The city council OF
this city passed a law directing the employ
ment OF an additional police force day and
night, forbidding negro schools and preach
ing, and all assembling Of negroes after sun
down: authorizing the arrest Of free negroes
from other counties, and the arrest Of free
resident negroes il found ia suspicious circum-
stances. A great deal Of uneasiness is fell,
in the city as well rs in the country.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-12-17
BY KENDALL, HOWE 4 co.

Aucsisn sale OF CrsckeSy, CAsaa,
China Toys unA Pastaa WApe.
WE will sell Ut Auction Stsss % 6esOsAst.,
w full and c,,nplete asortment u ali articles
in the abose line, c,mprsing fea ostts, Dinnss
Sits u uhit< and coiercd Granite; aso, ChiRa -
All their variety Toys, oonnsu aad Psriaa CAina.
ssiiAbie Tor Christmas Gifts.
The above saie will 0ommsnce On FRlDAfs Dec.
12,h, II 10 o'clock, and contnue cseA day I'D svs-
ming, until tho entire stock II sold ont.
Wholesalers will do will ~ cali. For AL ssos
over $50, 60 days will BE- given Ter approved en-
dorsed notss. KENDALL H0W91 CO.,
deci2-d Anetiousers.
OeIInaosnl LAST - Acts - which
special Taxes re AWs a0A u0DA10.
voR GRADING ALi.sy rHsouoa MACK -. loe.
Owners Names. Lot. Mock. TAx. ca.
Unknown, lee 80 1lM
un4. ast lss .1s II
NOTICE il hereby given ~ ~ owasss = the lots
dscribed In The fossgoing liss siessaeats Ne CITY
of keokuk, Lee county, and State Of Iswas vSess
names are mentioned above, and ali Others tassr-
ested, that special tAx hiss been assseDsd
and levied on ssid lots, for the grading Il
the alley tAseugh 1l0ek .nanbcr le0, - dair
mated il tAs above list, Aad unlsss pe1nsse
b. made Of the tAxss " levied, ard also al
eosts. before the 5th day q JAaHasys 4. ID. lstJs
tho said lots, Or much thereof - shall -
necessary TO discharge aid tAx and costs, viii
be sold On The day aforcfaid, - thA Aayosv
Office, in said city, between the hoaSs 81 o'eSeek
: : ' 49, c. c. srgvnNs.
Collector Of the City Il Kssksk.
Dee. 10. le6e-dJw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-12-17

=. n. IA WTON,
roRwARpINa AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,
PLYMOUTH, ILLINOIS.
ts".asaias from ami BY s.. 1.' R.iirss1 ava
D.e.ls, '5s-d6t
Da. ! H. Porrsnssm M. .. \. LITTLE.
DYs. POsacMger 4 LAssls,
HAVING A.socsated themselves u chs lSaetice Of
/ heir profession. respectfully Ger their seTvi
"a. Odsss, Thirl strsvt. between Nsia aad John
son. over Hrhlvys cigar storv. Whsss or the 9TH
sr AZ ,hcm may b. A,nasAatly fssnd. Dr. Titles
rssiAeses In tie Dudley Aosss, ssnsf ef Main ord
9Th sts. ldscla-d
Per sale Or Lease,
NJ favorable tef;ns, Lots Z md 2, b block tSs
~ these lots are esigbiy located for foundry
or Mashins Shop, water In abaadaAes Con- b OBJ
tanned In afsv fss. Agely 70 g, .o.
Real Estate nsvksn,
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Co.BARTNE1s1asF
WE hase this Day AssociA.sd With nsJ. = Nau-
w dsu, ard viii uonsinaa ths Leather, eo11losy
nardwars. C.rri.ss TriGniaE. snA So nsata(
baSiA~ss, aHAss she style Of Hanasa, Nssdain =
y Q. DekxARDA co. =
Ksotsk. Dsssabsr !, 1855. a
Those having sasins against tho old arm will
please r~sssAt thssa uiihoas dslay, anA thoss in
ders J. o. D11NAkD . CO.
SIy0 FHESTV0KuOLDEIS az x1y KL0KOT
i faf1 Dss Msisss, and MinnsSpta 1allesa1 o.
Notes y hsssAy Gives that ~ nisth ali = 70
Ger cent, sinh4 ~ - esysals = ~ - =
70 Wiiiiaa IpigAton, Treasurer.
WIN. LgI0hrON, 6U0 \ r. REID,
Heere1Ary. prooi2ont,
Ksossk. Dss. ~. isss .aAv 70. -
Eok SALE = ! sarE.lR lycIsess 1ssS5sI
II nearly new ard In Arsl rate ofden Anoly q
WILKINSON AMAA0UAM,
does csepse Aain ed Third.