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Eastern times., 1856-04-10
FOUR DAYS LATER


The Collins steamship Atlantic arrived at
New York on Wednesday, with Liverpool
dates to March 18th
The Peace Conference has been awaiting
the arrival of Baron Manteuffel, who has now
arrived in Paris. The Penipotentiaries have
held no meeting since the last advices, and
matters remain precisely where they were
Peace is now considered certainty, and 1t is
expected that the protocol will be signed in
few days. Secresy as to the proceedings is
still observed.
A son is born to the Emperor and Empress
of France.
The birth of an heir TO the Bonaparte line
is the cause OF much outward rejoicing in
France, and even in England.
Parliament has adjourned over the Easter
holidays. MIR. Dallas has proceeded to Lon
don. Mr.. Buchanan has taken formal leave
of the Queen, Lord Palmerstou accompanied
Mr.. Buchanan, and, in this act, the English
papers see an intimation that the Premier de-
sires TO stand well with the United States.
The young Prince of Prussia, son to the
heir of the throne, is about TO revisit England,
with view TO be betrothed 10 the Princess
Royal. Last year, when the youth came on
the same errand, the British press secuted the
alliance, but times have changed since then.
Eastern times., 1856-04-10
THREE DAYS LATER.
NO T1DINGs OF THE PACIFI,

NO TIDLNGS OF THE PACIFIC i,
The Asia arrived at New York on Friday
afternoon, with Liverpool dates TO 22d.
The CONFERENCE. The 10th meeting of
Plenpotentiaries was held on Tuesday the
18th, and the Prussian representatives took
their seats. The llth meeting was to take
place on Thursday, Goth, and it was rumored
that peace would be signed on Saturday, 22d
or on Monday 24th. The actual business of
the conference is understood to be over, and
committee of one representative of each of the
powers is eagaged in drawing up formal
treaty of peace.
Letter from kertch says that the news of
the Armistice produced profound sensation
business was suddenly active.
Gen. Codrington issued orders of date Mar.
., torbidding to fire upon the enemy until the
expiration of the armstice, on 3lst.
BRITAIN. Mr.. Buchanan has introduced
mis- successor, Mr.. Dallas, 10 the Diplomatists
and on Monday, the 18th, he takes the charge
of the ambassador. Mr.. Buchanan has gone
to Paris, whence he will return in a'few days,
and will probably return by the steamer leav-
ing Liverpool on 10th or 18th.
FRANCE. The Empress and her child con-
tinued well and the TuiIeries has been crowd
ed with deputations. In replying TO deputa-
tion of Congress, Emperor used the express
sion-'I am happy that Providence has sent
me son at the moment when an era of general
reconciliation is announcing itself to Europe.
These words are looked upon in Paris as
a sort of confirmation OF the general belief ir
Peace
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the House, annothcing the concurrence of that
body in the proposition for pOstponement.
On motion, the Senate proceeded to the con-
sideratlon of the liquor bill.
Mr.. Robinson moved that the Senate recede
and concur with the House in incorporating
the word may instead of shall in the 10th
line of the 9th section.
The question on concurrng in the amend
ment, was then taken, and resulted In the af-
firmative; only one vote (Mr. Shepard's) In
the negative.
The bill then passed to be engrossed, as
amended, in concurrence with the House.
On motion of Mr.. Hayden, the Senate pro-
ceeded to the consideration of the bill 'an act
TO establish court of common pleas
Mr.. Hayden proposed one or two amend
ments pertaining to the time of holding the
courts. in some localities; also that the bill
take effect on the lst day Of June. Adopted.
Some further amendments were offered and
adopted.
House.-Papers from the Senate disposed of
in concurrence.
Bill relating TO actions of Sire Fdclas was
returned from Senate amended, and the House
receded and concurred.
Read and assigned-Bils from the Senate,
additional respecting returns of votes for city
and county officers TO Incorporate the propri-
etors of the HalIowelI and Chelsea bridge.
On motion of Mr.. Howes of New Sharon,
bill in relation to foreign insurance companies
was taken up and discussed at length, (ihe
question being on an amendment proposed by
Mr.. Howes)
Bill additional TO chapter I4s Revised Stat
uies, relating to disclosures on mesne process,
the Senate non-concurring in certain amend
ments, and insisting its former vote passing
the bill to be engrossed.
The House then refused TO adhere, 80 to 40,
and receded and concurred, and the bill passed
to be engrossed as amended in concurrence.
Passed to be endcted--Bills, to provide for
incorporation of Musical Societies; regulating
compensation of Jailors; authorizing the town
of Lewiston 10 choose Fire Wardens.
SATURDAY, April 5.
A convention of both branches for the hear
ing of Judge Davis. was held in the Repre-
sentatives' Hall. II. w. Paine, and F. o. J.
Smith, Esq, addressed the convention in his
defence, and the case was postponed TO Mon
day.
In the house, the new liquor bill was passed
by the following vote yeas, 73, nays, 65.
MoNDAY, April 7.
After the passage of few bills, the Senate
went into convention for the hearing of the de-
fence of Judge Davis.
IN CONVENTION.
The President, Hon. Lot NJ Morrill,, de-
clared the readiness of the convention to pro-
coed to the hearing of Judge Davis farther in
his defence.
Hon. Rufus Choate then took the floor and
addressed the convention in behalf of the re-
spondent in speech of great eloquence and
power, occupying nearly three hours.
The convention then dissolved.
Eastern times., 1856-04-10
DOMESTIC PORTS.

BosToN-Ar6th, ship Elvira Owen, Alexander, Liv.
erpoo Feb IL.
FRANKFoRr-Ar LIST, sch William, Snowman, Bos
ton.
NEW 0RLEANs-Ar 29th, slip ii ii Boody, Hussey
n York. Below ship Highland Chief, Barstow, Hayre
Aqula Manson, from ardif
Cid 2Sth, ship katahdin, Boston.
New YoRK-Ar 4th, brig Phi p Tarrabee, Auld, CT
enfuegos; 9th, bark Jane Dozen, Wnslow, ST Domin
go. via Charleston.
FoRTLAND-Ar I'd, Sch Niagara, Decker, Southport
Ar Sd, sch Queen of the West, Low, Geo getown.
0RLEANs-Below 9th, ship Northern Chief, War
rem.
BosToN-Ar I'd, ship Lady Franklin, Leavitt, Havre
Was among the ice from Feb 2S to March L. lat AZ to 4
Ion As to As, and started bulwarks.
HOLINESS HoLE-Ar Sd brig May Queen, Morton
Havana, Goth, for RoSton sch Lamartine, of Bath
Wal Wilmington, NC for Boston, with less offore
yard and deck load of naval stores
PoRrLAND-Ar4 4th Sch Majestic, Burnham, Boston
fro Damari Gotta
New oRLEANs-Below 9th nit, ship II II Boody
New York.
MoBILE-Ar 9th, ship Metropolitan. Barstow Y.
YoRK-Ar 4th, ships Robin Hood, Bearse, Shang.
hae Dec 6; Lucy Thompson, Pendleton, Liverpool.
Eastern times., 1856-04-10
HOUSE OF EQUITY.
Notice.

Y NOW all men by these presents, that do give TO
II my Albert Potter his time, and ne is allowed To-
trade and traffic for himself and shan OF claim any Of
his earnings pay any debts of his contracting after
this date. JESSE POTTER.
Attest, URIAH ffR asst.
B0wdon, March 20, 1856. 3w4IsO
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Marriagrs.

In this city, Sd, inst, by RevJ. O. Fske, Mr. Charles
W. Potter to Miss Lucy NJ. Biasand.
In this city, 4th inst by Rev. N. Brooks Mr. Israel s.
Eastman, to Miss Mary N. Snow, both Of this city.
In Portland, 25th ult, by Rev MF. Morse, Wesley n
Bean to Miss Harriet White, both OF this city
In Gardiner, Mr.. Stephen Robinson Of nalowe to Miss
Elizabeth Boxendae, Of G.
In Farmingdaie Mr. James Roberts Jr of Gardiner, to
Miss Emma L. BacheldeF Of West Gardiner Charles G..
Lancaster to Miss Abby NJ. Jones, both of
In Richmond, j. T. Robinson Miss Martha Jane Lib
by, all OR.
In Auburn, Mr. Otis Godlingto Miss Sarah Ann star
bird, of A.
Iu Lewiston, Mr. Simon Smith to Miss Ruth E. Barron,
both OIL.
Eastern times., 1856-04-10
Large Sale
OF
Horses, Carriages, &c.
At Auction

THE Subscribers will sell auction TUESDAY, April
18TH O'Clock A. NJ, the entire Stock Of Horses Car
riages, Harnesses, &c, Of the CENTRE T. STABLES.
Sale take place the lot in front of the Post
Office consisting Of 10 Good Business Horses High
Fast Horses pair Superior Coach Horses, First Glass
Hack, Carryals, Rockaways, N good order, l high
Hack Of superior finish, to be made close
pleasure, Top Buggy Wagons, Four Wheel Chaises,
high cost Two Wheel Chaises, Two Wheel Chaises,
New York Fancy Buggy Wagon. Extra Fine Concord
Wagons, / Common Wagon, 10 Chaise Harnesses, some
high 10 Wagon Harnesses, high cost, Fancy
Harness, Sets Double Harnesses, Sets Double Har-
nesses high cost extra fine Trottns Gig made to order.
The above will offer opportunity for Stable Keep
ers or Others wish purchase any of the above ar
ces as they will all be sold to the highest bidder the
eer being about make change in his business. The
and Carriages may be at any time previous
the sale at the CENTRE STREET STABLE.
Bath, Aprk9 1856. OWEN & CO., Auct'rs.
Eastern times., 1856-04-10
AbbOff'S Rift,

TUSTreceived by the subscriber large lot Of Ladies
rtera which will be sold at prces which can't he beat
Bath, Aug. %. 1876. IL WM. MATHEWS.
Eastern times., 1856-04-10
Dtatbs.

In this city, 4th inst Mr. Samuel B. Jordan, aged As
years.
In this city, End inst Orvie X. Bowman aged % years
In this city; Sd inst, Villa J. Greenow, aged months
In Westport 2nd inst, Jordan Tarbox Esq, aged 81
years.
In Gardnets Mrs. Mary, wife of Willard W. Byram aged
SO years.
In Ltched. Rebeeea widow of the late Elisha Nicker-
son, aged 81.
In Jefferson, Joshua Tfask, aged So.
In Eldorado, Clark Co., Mo- Miss Lydia W. Welch late
Of Topsham, aged As years.
In lewiston Eliza Ella, youngest child of John and Ma
ry Goss, aged months,
In Rockland, Emily NJ. wife of David Webster, aged 80
years
Eastern times., 1856-04-10

To the Honorable Judge the Court of rithin
and for the County Of Lincoln.
IlE petition and representation of William Dinsmore.
Administrator on the estate of Benjamin L. Dinsmore,
late Of Bowdouham in the County agadahoc deceased
utestate respectfully shows that the personal
said deceased which has the hands and posses
sion Of the said Administrator sufficient pay the
just debts and demands against said by the
three hundred dollars and that said deceased died seized
and possessed of certain real estate situate in Bowdonham
and described follows; viz; being fourth part
Stream, called the head of where the tide flows
Abagadaset River, formerly owned by Elisha Hatch (ate
of Bowdoinham deceased,) and others Winfield ?. Allen
and lervey Campbell both Of said Bowdoinham have Of
ered forty dollars for the above described premses that
partial sale Of real estate of said deceased will materially
njure the remainder thereof that advantageous offer
has been made for said real estate forty dollars
including the reverson Of the Widows Dover therein and
that the interest Of all persons interested will be hest pro-
NOTED by immediate acceptance thereof He therefore
prays your Honor that he may be authorized accept
said Offer and sell said real estate the persons making
the according the statute in such made
provided WILLIAM DINSM0RE, Administrator.
LINCOLN, Ss.-At a Probate Court held at W1Scasset
rithin and for the County of Lincoln the Tth day
Of 4priE, 4. ID. 1856.
IN the foregoing petition. OrderedThat the said petit
TONER give notice all persons interested said estate
that they may appear Court Of Probate be holden
Wscasset within and for said County the first Monday
of May by causing copy of said petition with this
Order published in the Eastern printed Bath
in said County, three weeks SUCCESSFULLY previous to said
Court.
ARNOLD BLANEY Judge of Probate.
Attest James T. Dana, Register.
A true Copy.-Attest james I. Dana, Register. 3w43
Eastern times., 1856-04-10
EASTERN TIMES
S. MARINE JOURNAL. So
PORT OF BATH.

THURSDAY, April 8.
CLEARED.
Ship Southern Eagle, tnewl Chisam, New Orleans
FRIDAY, April 4.
ARRIVED.
Brig Roam r, Cliff rd, Philadelphia with spars and
lumber to Trufant, Drummond Co.
SATURDAY, April 5.
SAILED.
Ship Southern Eagle, new Chisam, New Orleans.
TUESDAY, April S.
Ship Rochester, (new9 Alexander Mobile
Eastern times., 1856-04-10

THE Assessors of the Cry OF BATH hereby give notice
to all persons liable to pay in said cy that they
will be in session at the Office Of the City Treasurer
Thursday, Friday and Saturday, the 10TH nth, and 18th
of April Inst, from two to five O'Clock p NJ, each of
said days. and longer, for the purpose Of receiving
statements under oath containing true proper lists
their pos and all their estate both real and personal in
cludng all property held in trust Guardian, Executor
Administrator otherwise owned held by them in
trust, as aforesaid, on the list day Of April, 1885,
The Assessors would particularly call the attention TO
this notice of all persons who have heretofore supposed
themselves taxed that they well all others a
BILE to be taxed prepare and hand in lists according
10 the requirements of the law their taxable prop
ery and thereby relieve the Assessors of the unpleasant
decessity of booming them, expect any abate
ment otaxes after the lists thereof have been committed
the Collector unless in which the requirements Of
the law could not have been complied with.
Real Estate will be assessed to the persons to whom it
was last assessed unless notice is previously given of
change of ownership occupancy, and the of the
to whom the same has been transferred
dered. CHAS. DAVENPORT, ! Assessors
Il. w. H0UGHT0N, of
NJ. Y. GANNETT, BATH.
April3. 3W43
Eastern times., 1856-04-10

S4GADAHOC, ss.-at Court ofPrebdte, held at Bath,
rlthin and for the County of Sdgddahoc, the first
Monday of4pri,A 4. d. 1856.
NInshp R. Lilly, Executor of the last viii and Testa-
nent OF Martha Trott late Of Woowich in said County, de-
ceased having presented his second admins
tration of the Estate of said deceased for allowances
ORDERED that the said Executor give all per-
sons Interested by causing copy this order pub
sed three weeks successfully in the Eastern Times prn-
ted at Bath that they may appear Probate Court be
held at Bath in said County the first Monday May
next at ten of the clock in the forenoon and shew cause
any they have, why the should be allowed
d. BRONSON, JUDGE.
A true copy-Attest: A. T THOMPSON. Register. 3w43
Eastern times., 1856-04-10

II The old and true maxim that ounce of preventa-
sSy worth pound ofcure will be fully realized by those
who make use of G. W. stones Liquid Cathartc and Fam
y Physic as ceanses the blood from all mpurity frees
the stomach from bile produces healthy action Of the
liver perfectly regulates the bowels; it also
al palms, prevents and dyseuery, darrhea,
cholera mobus cholera strengthens the whole system
and Is perfectly agreeable the taste-VoT PoPuk 2m3f
Eastern times., 1856-04-10

From the Boston Mirror, edited By Thos. DGUis Esq.
is with ordinary pleasure thai call the attention
readers the advertisement in another column, Of
Dr. W. R. Hayden's Improved Vegetable Purgative Pills
and readers that this is of the
vile humbugs with which the papers daily crowded. but
a truly valuable medicine. We speak from experience,
having tested their virtues family Try them.
Undo
Eastern times., 1856-04-10
Boys. Come

gents Cothingchoice goods sold low for cash, at
Bath, Mar. 3, 1856. L. S. FISHERS.
Eastern times., 1856-04-10
DISASTERS.

A ship supposed to be the Zenobia, Peters from Liv
erpool for New Orleans ashore 14h utt about
the West end of the Gingerbread ground by the VIM.
Witherle at New Orleans, which in com any with
the during the firft part of the night previous, and
was not in sight iii the morning.
Eastern times., 1856-04-10
Sardines,

WALNUT 7 and Tomato Ketchup Grated Horse Radish
" Picked Lines, Capers, Tamarinds Olives, Branded
aches and Cherries, Currant Jelly, Raspberry Jam
Lemon Syrup, Rose Water, Sweet Oil &c For sale by
April 3. 4w43 w. II. EMMONS
Eastern times., 1856-04-10

~ As the ages roll on the past and present only
stepping higher achievements and improvements
the future The past pours all its improvements
perfect the present Thus G. w. stones Cough Consump
ton BRONCHITIS Elixir the concentrated vr-
tues Of ages of scientific research. Try its marvellous
rattve properties. See advertisement 1m4O
Eastern times., 1856-04-10

SrINsoS & Co., No. Long Wharf, Boston, Agents
for the UNION LINE of packets from Bath TO Boston, Capt
Snson fvoraby experienced merchant and
shpmaser, formerly this city, All business entrusted
him will be attended to with prompness and despatch
ARTHUR DoNNELI, Agent for Bath.
Eastern times., 1856-04-10
TaiIOresSes Wanted.

1--WE or SIX good Coat Makers wanted make Custom
Work Constant work, and the best Of wages will be
given POOLE.
Tailor and Clothier,
April = Front St., Bath.
Eastern times., 1856-04-10

In Danvie, Mr. Francis J. Tracy, Of Durham, 10 Miss
Austress w. Sawyer, of Danyiie. ~,
In sabattisvie, Mr.. Ebridge Bleihen, Lisbon to Miss
Olive Coffin, Of Webster
Eastern times., 1856-04-10
Crackers.
Whitewash Brushe

OYSTER Wine, Water and Butter Crackers extra Sod,
" and Pilot Bread, for sale by
April g. 4w43 W. H. EMMONS.
Eastern times., 1856-04-10

Superior Groceries, Provisions, and
T. cy %rOc r. 9 9
BATH, ME.
Is General Agent for the sale Of Genuine Patent Med-
cines at the lowest Cash Prices:
IrAll Medicines Warranted Genuine.
Eastern times., 1856-04-10

d AMT Brushes, yarnsh Brushes Blind Brushes Shoe
Brushes, Scrub Brushes for sale by
April Q. HENRY NJ BOyEY
Eastern times., 1856-04-10
Spring STYLES
Assessors Notice.

Of Ladies' Straw and Fancy Hats just opened also
" Ribbons, Flowers and other Millinery Goods at.
Bath, April 2, 1856. MRS. ROCSE'S Centre St.
Eastern times., 1856-04-10
Printer Wanted.

WANTED Immediately at this Office, J0URNEYMAN
W PRINTER. thoroughly acquainted with the business.
Bath April 9. 1856
Eastern times., 1856-04-10
Pork, Lard, Sugars, &c.

lust landed lot Of Leaf Lard in barrels and tierees
New Mess Pork (heavy; few boxes II. B. Sugars (new
crop for by
April 2. MebELLANi DENNIS q C0'
Eastern times., 1856-04-10
Farming Tools i! Farming Tools

ONG Handled Shovels Cast Steel Shovels Iron Show
IL els c. S. Spades c s. Hoes Manure Forks Hay
Forks Hay and CoYn-Stak Cutters for sale by
H. VI. BoveS,
April q Front st., Bath
Eastern times., 1856-04-10

invoice Of beautiful style Spoons Butter Knives &c.
II PURE SILVER, received and will be sold at the low
est figure by J. T. GILMAN & co.
March 10.
Eastern times., 1856-04-10
Silver Spoons.

A ND get you Spring style Cap at
Il Mar. ,. L. S. FISHERS
Eastern times., 1856-04-10

GONE very prime, for sale by -.
y April 3 NJ F. 6ANNbII SUN
Eastern times., 1856-04-10

Ground Horse Radish.
LES-0ves-Ketchup-Ca -Capers- Manroes = Nar
Observation-Disclosures Sauce &c, for sale by
March 26. A. G. PAGE
Eastern times., 1856-04-10
Ladies,
Great BARGAINS

III ERE are some White and Bronze French Kid Slippers
i for that Ball. Quick you lose 'em.
Dec. IL, 1855. j. W. ROBERTS.
Eastern times., 1856-04-10
HunQbuEery,
Fire Fngine for Sale.

A FIRST class Fire Engine. built in ls47, by HUME
n MAN & CO. Good title given; Apply to
sw4Io JOHN DOW, Pittston, Me.
Eastern times., 1856-04-10
Grass SeeC
CEdEESE.

II ERDS Grass and Clover Seed, for sale by
Ii Apfl .. NJ f. GANNETT son
Eastern times., 1856-04-10
Ladies,
Ladies' Caters.

YOU can have Boots and Shoes, Of any kind made a
short notice, by leaving your orders my tose(for
have the workmen y March O. T. S. FISHER.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-22
Telegraph MOVE.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. lS.-Privatc sdyicea
from Mcxco, via HAVANA, mention report.
that serious difficulty between the govern.
inent OF that country and the British minis
ter, and that the latter had demanded his
passports. Orders had been sent 70 Hnvanns
for the British squadron there to proceed
to Vera Cruz, to enforce the demand OF EN-.
and.
The commander Of the British stesme,
Tartar, mt Havanna, was collecting a naya,
force and would sail Immediately.
SrslScriELD, lLL., Sept. To- The demo
cratic rally at the capital To-day WAS an i'm
mense affair, and much enthusiasm WAS man.
,fested. II Is said TO have been the luryes,
meeting OF the kind ever assembled her.
The number in attendance 10 estimated a,
from Is 900 to 10000. Douglas. Richard.
son and Harris were the principal orators.
II WAS good demonstration on tn.
Buchanan side and will have great effect In
behalf Of the democratic party 10 central II.
lineis.
The Germans turned out in considerable
numbers, and were addressed by Distinguish.
ed speakers from separate stand.
Speeches are now being madc = IN.
State House, and large crowd 10 ia attend
Ance.
EAsroS, Pa, Sept l7.--Goveruor Rseder
% Morri- town last evening, delivered An II
lec'ive speech in favor of Fremont. II.
proceeds to Western New York, where he viii
speak 10 behalf Ut the republican candidate.
tie will return here in two week, and take
the stump in this section Of the state.
=, BALrinoR., Sept. II.
Wing CoSvxSrIoS.-Mr. Hunt made nm !,
oquent speech IN acknowledgements Of tho hon.
or conferred upon him. lie spoke OF ~.
present critical condition Of AG,lrs in the
country, and the dangers inenaced against the
perPetu'ty Of the constitution from sectional
agitation and sectional parties. He c.,l.A
upon all the wings Of the Onion in the exer-
else OF their conservative efforts 20 inrarno. :
20 preserve peace. They had assembled on
this suspicious day, in the name Of The cnn.
stitntion Of the Union. lie urged N. ~
low wings 70 stand up ia their might. To "a
Z, z '.a i.oa.i,su. .ai psrt,c-
aiariy TO labor 10 secure to posterity IL !, nrrc.
ious inheritance secured ~ IN by our f.,h.-.
lie expressed the pleasure he felt ia = .s,;r.
such number Of that gallant old whip band
which, Ia times past, had done snch 800.
service 10 preserving the intsrests And horo,
OF our common country. He. for ON. IA
not admit that the old whig party vaa d.sa
and here Was the proof. .1'
Judge Edward Bates, Of No., was oh "a,
permanent chairman and addressed Tia :, -.
ing. .aeos
V'ce presidents wsre chosen, one from each
State, including Hon. Geo. Lunt Of No..
chusetts, S~in'l. b. Ruggles OF Nov YnrL
Judge Randolph Of New Jersey, David Pal
brown Of Penpsylvanis. Jamss NJ. Coukliny
OF Connecticut.
!. Tho eosnitts 70 draw up rssolutions va
.nen appointed and she convsntioa took : r.
cess until ave o,slock.
Tie sttsndaaes sxsssds By far ~ nest
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Fremont and BuchaMan.-rhe Con-
rrasl.

FREE LAB0R-THE NATURAL CAPITAL
WHICH CONSTITUTES THE REAL WEALTH
OF THIS GREAT COUNTRY, AND CRkATRs
Thar INTEL LIdENr POWER IN THE MASS
e, ALONE TO BE RELIED on AS THE BUL-
wARK OF FREE INSTITUTIONS. JeHx C.
EREaosr's Letter Of Acceptance.
REDUCE OUR NOMINAL To TIE REAL
STANDARD OF PRICES THROUGHOUT TIE
WORLD, AND YOU COVER OUR COUNTRY
WITH BLESS IN,s AND BENEFITS. - SEE Bu-
ehenaa's Speech Lou paget, Sars Register, roo
:, page 426
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-22

sssssIss sxpeFatious, and gree. s0.hasiAs.
49, nanifssse4.
1easox, Sefk 1.-THE Iassgsrsaion u
- fraklin StAaas day, ~ or OF ~
nDS inpossna esspts ever wiSoossd in thin
eisy. The prHcsssion MAS 1870 than twu
hoara ~ paAsing given psias, AID repre-
sented NEARLY every mechAnissl trade anu
manufActure, sndmany novel IN iassres,inI
features.
Robert c. Winthrop vas The orator Of tn.
occssion, and delivered brilliAne s6dre1s OF
one hour and quarter in lsagth. Missile
singing and prayer formed part Of The sxsr
Cisco. The clsy swsrinsd with people and shs
event was perfect jubilee.
TRRsroN, Sept l7.-Ths Rspphliean State
Convention to nominate N Elsesoral ticke,
met in this city to-day. hoa. HphrAim
March, who was President Of The AnsrlcsL
National Convention that nomlAatsd Fill
more. presi led.
The iolloxin were the Electors at large
Jas. Parker, Of Middlssex, snd Thomas u
Carpenter, Of Usmlsn.
Resolutions of she strongest Republican
character were adopted.
Speeches were made By James Parker
| ex- Senator Miller, and Gen. ShAnklsnd o.
Kansas.
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CsAgr's pKocLasArioSs. - t,av O..
Of ksnsas, has issued two proclamation. -.
diabanding tho .svolnnteerr militia which ~.
mustered into service by Atehison, string.
fsilow \ Co., under the consen, Of Shannon !.
end the other ordering the enrolment OF IN.
a'litis Of the Territory. Taes are dated Sep.
senAes 1itb.