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The daily Gate City., 1856-01-09
card 10 the Ladies'.

Gard the E.adies.
Nov ready for the season arse took Of Trim
~ ming Goods in Nelyct-Plain and Shaded Col
ors and Black of all widths Plush Shaded Moss
Fringe Moire Antique, Watcred Ribbons. Color and
idth Galoons II great variety; Gmps, Braids Ac.;
some in bright colors for ehildren's dresses.
sept. 10 d6w z. d. FOSTER
IyRENCH CA@STMEREs-A lot more OF those
1 superb French Cassitnere~ just reeeiyedb by
De- led&w z. u. FOSTER
/ TNGtT VELVET ~ assorted colors, at less than
= cost - impori great bargains for mIiliner-.
ot3i0dAw p u. FOSTER.
nhEo, GOODS Ifimmngs, &c. Black silks in
- an widths yory l5w Plaid check and brocade
SIX Large nnd small Plaid Cashncrs, Printed
Plain II lMlnes Black English Grape, Moss Velvet
M9ire Antique. and Ribbon Trimming just opened
ana for sale cheap deel0ddw 2. b. FOSTER.
| nUEENSWARE, aC.--A complete assortment of
Also for holiday presents, Decorated China Cups
| Mugs Flower Vases, DC 7. u. FOSTER
dec 0dAw
| RRocHA sHAWl.s few more long and siagle
i Brocha shawls for sale low y close of
decloddw Il. H. FOSTER
/ DLAIDs.-T Those beautiful Scotch and Tartan
1 Paids every variety can be found at
sep27d6w WOODWARD CO.'S.
/ NJ MESsRS. EDITORS Please inform the Ladies
VI that we have received the largest stock of
broidcries. Collars from cents to 500; Maltese,
Black Silk Brussels and real thread Laces Lace ac-
onet and Swiss Collars Corsets, Ribbons, MORE An
| tique and Ribbon Trimmings, &c. dc.
Ii. b. WOODWARD co.
Aug. 2s, ls55.--dsw
DEADY MADE CL0THING-E Everything in this
IL line can be had at the lowest figures at
| sep27dpw WOODWARD i co.'s.
! yyT00L DELAINEs.- Every variety of plain and
! w figured Wool DeLaines, just received
sep27ddw WOODWARD CO.'S.
nKEsS TRIMMINGs.--Tho Ladies can be suited
- in this line at
sep.Id1w WOODWARD co.'s.
Fall styles.
XHT have Just received Fall styles Of Ladies'
w Velvet, Cloth, and silk 0loaks, Talma : and
tisettes; also of Brocha and Plaid Shawls.
sep27d6w WOODWARD d co.
To the Public.
uAEING determined, hereafter, 10 do exclu-
L l. siycly cash business in our retail department,
prepared TO sell oil kinds Of Hats, Caps, Bon
nets. &c. Mt greatly reduced prices. Our stock Is
now very complete, and we keep nothing but the I
best grades Of goods always have the latest styles
and Will sell lower for cash than the grades
are sold on credit. So come on with your dimes
&Q All kinds of Millinery work done to order, I
at the shortest notice,
Oct 26.--ltf. u. Il. HUMPHREY 4 GAGE.
New Arrival.
DROWN and tan colored hats, high and low crown,
ID ol every style and quality, just received by
oct23dwtf d. +. HUMPHREY Il GAGE.
ISIk hundred dozen plush caps, just received at
L. thr store If d. Z. HUMPHREY GAGE.
oct23dwtf
nSK thousand Blnucts of all styles and qualities
- AT D. HUMPHREY 4 GAGE.
sct23dw,f.
"A ILLINEhl Gossia u every variety, at the low
" est prices, at D i. HUMPHREY & GAGE
oct25dwtf-
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NATGHsS!
N w JONES,
Denlerin Clocks watches n Jcuelry

Oh SECOND STREET,
tNext door to C. Parsons Banking House,
and beautiful stock of Gold and silver "a
Watches, Gold Jewclry de., comprising the NsL,lk
latest styles Of Ladies Breast Pins Ear
Rings, Finger Rings, Cuff Pins, Gold Guard and
Fob Chains, Keys, Seals, SILVER Thimblcs. Gold
slides, Snaps, studs, Gold Pens with or without
heldors, Gold Pencils Pens and Pencils.
WATCH kEPAIRiSG.
The subscriber being practical waich,nak q. .
feels competent % repair the most Iii tcul and deli
cute work that may be entrusted to his care.
All work warranted 10 give satisfaction.
C0RgFCT IiuE.
The public may rest assured that the correct time
is. and always viii be kept Dy
NOV %, ls55.-dly n " JONES.
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stxx ays Trading d.
G.. M. HUSTON.
Wholesale Dealer in Notions and
Fancy Dry Goods.


new stock and the largest and best assorted ever
offered in the market. Our stock is purchased direct
from manufacturers and importers and pledge
ourseivea to sel al prices as low fnr cash good
time buyers, 81. Louis or any other western mar
ket.
Merchants will find it to their advantage to call
and examine goods and prices before buying else.
where, We win consider ii no trouble 10 SHOW them
through our Stock.-d6w
/ 81 keceved-A large stock Of Buck gloves and
- Mitfs, AT sep20 HUSICN'S.
\ sep 20 huston :.
A HEAVY stock Of Cap. Latter Ladies Bath Bath
( \ Post, Fancy and Commercial Note Paper, Plain
and laid Buff, White and Fancy Colored Envelopes, at
scr20 HbST0N'S.
4 General assortment Of German silver and dou-
n bic plated ware, all warranted and At nanufac-
urcr's prices, at sep20 HDST0N'S.
4 extensive stock Of Whips and Lashes AT man
a ufa'turer's prices ut sep2l HUSTOA'A
fINHE largest and best assorted stock OF Embroide
1 ry in the city At sep2l HUSToN's.
fINHE Finest assortment Of Ribbons ever offered in
the market. at sep2l HUST0N's.
GLocAS enough to supply the market, every
Y variety Of pattern, jerome 1 make, warranted
sep2l HUST0N'S
4 LARGE and fine lot Of Kid Gloves Of every
"a grade, at sep2i HuSToN'S.
s0I4D and common Jewelry, and Gold and silver
~ watches. at sep2l HUST0N's.
ENpERl variety of goods comprised in the Notion
IL and Fancy Goods line AT Huston $ prices that
can not fail TO induce purchases and benefit the buy
er. Call AT No. ~, and examine for yourselves
4 FINE Buggy Portable Top for sale, enquire Of
n sep2l q. NJ. HUSTON. I
No o., Main street.
4 Huston will be found the largest lot Of Irish
\ Linens, Laces, Edgings ana every variety Of +
White goods, at prices that cannot be beat in any
Western market. scp2o
4 endless variety OF silk ami Linen Poek Il hand /
a kcrchiefs and erayats at sep20 HUST0N'S. !
yI1ilE Irst hssnrtInent nf l.nre Vols and Drrss |
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Aug II, 1S5j.-ddw.
For HeuI.

r have q comfortable dwelling bonsc>. Per,ons
i wantng u rent may call at my 'siote On Main
street ] have one empty.
dec7d4w - ) BlLlINE>
LN0R SALE For goods or cash, wiA.scll ~ build
L ing lots on Man street or he i.efee, y loct
front by 10 feet deep. Also 1000 acres Of good
farming land in Les County Iowa, within II or 20
miles oi the city ~ heokuk, al No 67 Main Street
b-tween Fl and "a SIS. BILLINGS.
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oreign and Domestic Dry 5000 +,
READY MADE CLOTHING.
A New store Opened.
M. N. Chamberlain,

In kiibournes Ne,c Block, Nam street.
Dry Goods. carpets. Paper Hnngings,
oil CLOTHS, WINDOW SHADES
HOUSE FURNISHING DRl GOODS GEN EItAIl.I,
nAMAsk Lace, and Muslin Drapcries, a
IL 0ct1yd CHAMBERLAIN
CTLT Cornc.s and Bands, Curtain Loops, Corals
NJ and lasseIs for pictures, and Window chades, at
oct25d CHAMBEKLAIN'S, ),
u ROcIiA, Cashmere, silk, Wool, Thibet Stella and
ID Meruo Shawls At CHAMBEkNAIN'S.
oct25d
p0NNIT Cap. and Trimming Ribbons, Dress Cloak
ID and MantiIa Trimmings, AZ
oot24d cIfAMBERLAIN,S
INRENClI, swiss and Scotch Needle Work, a frst
l. rate stock CIfAMBEkLAINiS.
oet25d
ILoIH Talmasat CHAMBEkLAIS'S.
Y oct25d
Union at the Nimblc Sl1peucc.
- s. Il b. G. BILLINGS have uniiel their
-. stocks Of Dry Goods and Groceries, aud may DC
found nj he old stand of s s Billings, No. ~ Main
Street keokuk
One of the firm viii spend his time in the East,
for the purpose Of watching the chances for buying
goods cheap go that they sell them lower than
ever. We have now hand fifty thousand
dollars worth OF goods, which Will sell ut greatly
reduced prices. Please give call
5. :. d h. c. BILLINGS.
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Giilm0rc's Cholera aud Diarrheu
Mixture.

Tins i The beat remedy Known Tor bowel coInp.
ants, such Cholera, Darrhca Dyscntory Pains
IN the Bowels dc. DC. Those who have used il are
charmed with its medical sirfues. The name II blown
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Lot l2 in Block 3 IN kcokul

lots IS and 1873 in Nashville and the : Of n
/ Of T. 26-6J--5 (lU acres) in dispute
For the whole of which | Will take f,rentg- ftgo
thousand dollars, in hand and the ba ance
IN ons, two three, and four annual payments, with
interest nj 10 per cent. from date. be paid annu-
ally, and secured by deed Of trust until all is paid
ANY person wishing for particular information as
To location quality Of the lands NAV appiy 10 III
I. REID, Esq, his Honor the Mayor OF the city of
keokuk. WM GIILISS
Inlv oa ISh6 Il
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WV. MANNERS.
nYER AND SC0URER. On fifth street, one
II door below Main, whore be will renoyate and
make 10 appear new, al kinds of Ladies' and Gen
tlemens apparel, such rs Grape, broscha, cashmere
and wooen shaws. cashmere, silk and nlerino dress-
*, rugs, panoand table covers, window and damask
curtains IL,
All Of the above and every other article Of cloth
ing colored in any of the fancy plain colors.
hope by close attention and knowledge Of my bus
iness, to grc general satisfaction.
nov 2sd6w6m WM MANNERS.
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TAKE NOTICE.

TAKE NOTICE.
AI V9lE HOOPER have just received one of the
VI finest aud best selected assoriments Of Perfu-
asry ana anHy articles eAer brought rto this mar
kd Us Ladies' especially invited 10 give a call.
nayl7
NJ ookE H0oPfB's Glyeeum Ointment de-
~ hehital article TT chapped hand lips Ac al
MOORE d HOOpEk'S. on Main,
h5ti4 Third street.
IlSI received, supply u Winter Strained Lard
- OIL. a superior article.
noriT MOORE a HOOPER
7 INsEED Oh and spirit 0ns at
IL norI7 MOORE Il HU0pkK's
GENUINE Bears Oil, White Stick poinade just
~ received and ter sale sAlap bY
n0yl7 MOORE 4 HOOPER
The daily Gate City., 1856-01-09

TIT afod Dy II Il. HiIImore. papNlar rcmed
fortoughs Colds, aud Bronchial affections The
have given entire satisfaction those who have u
them.
The daily Gate City., 1856-01-09

TsHOMPsoN's Christian Iheism. A prize Of nine
thousand dollars was awarded this essay. For
sale by nov24 CAVE & son
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Autumn Stock

u u =
| AS now open fine stock of French and Amer.
1 J. ieAn Printed and Plain DeLaines Plain and
Plaid Meeinoez Coburgs. Black and Color5d Mo
hair, DeRages, &c. 70 which he invites the aten-
tion of the Ladies suring hem that the style and
quality unsurpassed, and prices loH The same
goods can be sod in the conntry.
keokuk Sept. 10. a1w
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New Paper HangIngS.

IN 000 BOLTS new and b, autiful Paper Hang
J. ,OOO ing just received, suitable for Parlors,
Halls, Chambers. Dining and Drawing Rooms,
Paper hung in the most superior Orders
promptly executed. j T. GAVE Il son.
Main ST., bet Sd 4 4th octl6 dem.
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Dry Goods.

go
Dry Goods.
80 bales a. muslin prime
l5o pcs satinets ass d, 30 to zoe per yard;
so do Ky. jeans do 20 10 40c., do do
1000 do prints, new styles;
20 do I0lungo
20 do Lyonese Cloths, and AIpaecas:
DeLanes, Black silks, Goats Spool Thread, twar-
ranied,) Stewart best Linen Thread and general
assortment Of Yankee notions, just received By
scp22d6w h. A. WILLIAMS.
NEW GOODS AND GROCERIEs.
FTNHE public Will take notice that have received
l. immense stock Of Dry Goods, Boots and
Shoes, and Groceries, at my old stand Main ST.,
near Fourth
Families wanting groceries can have them put up
at keolsuk wholesale prices.
! intend 10 give particular attention 10 the pro-
dGeg business, and expect that my long experience
IN ihat line will enable me- to give satisfaction to all
Customers. sep22 b. a. WILLIAMS.
(1Ash paid for ali country produce, ut the I'D
y stand Of scp22 d. A. WILLIAMS.
NfANIED- 1000 bushels Timothy Seed
W 10000 do Flax Seed
ana all kinds OF grain and seeGs for which the high
erteash prices wlll be paid by
sep22 Z. A. WILLIAMS.
RoolS and Shoes.-l7O cases Of boots and Shoes
- for men, women, boys girls aud infants, just
received by sep22d6w b. A. WILLIAMS.
Leather! leather
IL ANING purchased the entire stock Of Pike, Full
L l. Ter & Co. shalt hereafter keep on hand good
assortment Of Leather, Shoe Findin Is, Betngs IAr-
ness Leather, dc. All which will be sold low for
cash. Merchants from the interior requested % call
Cash paid for hides. Il. A. WILLIAMS.
nov2Sdy
Always Trading.
L iiAFEbought out the Dry Good. store Of James
L T. Bruce. and win hereafter continue thn business
IN the same p.ace.
the store is in charge Of MR y. II. hy<AmE,
whose hong experiences. and poite and attentive
nel- are we'll known in TINS community, As ! ran
ai.4 asil er6EEAT BARGAINS ] expect large Gus
lena
Itmymhcrthe p,aet. One door east If II. T. Wood
ward Co.. Main street. L. 4. WILLIAMS
The daily Gate City., 1856-01-09

ENSIELLE GRANT or the Lost Wife; one ot the
IL most exquisite love stories ever published For
sale by nus24 CAVE x son
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Lands and city lots Tor sale.

IL ANlNG been requested by sundry persons and
L Il al sundry times t. name the prices ! would
take for my lands and lots in Iowa | take this op-
pertunlty 70 inform the public in general Of the
prices will nov take for the same. hat il here
unto annexed:
n L ! III Anntinr. & ta.r.n.l.l1. GO r.,.l.. q
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CAVE H. spN,S
New Publicatton. List.

NJ Rs Ann $. Stevens new Book, "The Old Home
AVA stead :"
"AlInack's; Tale of English Society. really
asiightful work and that will arouse the curl
eofy OF every that in the world of fas hop
In this country.
"Eliie; the Human Comedy" By John Is
Tn Cooke. With illustrations.
REYNOLDS great Story of the War, "Omar Pacha, -
or ''The Vizier's Daughter.'
Leslie's 'sGaxette Of Fashion" +" the Beau Monde
for November. noy3
A ST0UNDIN9 DEVEL0pMENTS-M Miss Buck
~ ley's new book The Testimony Of an Escaped
Novice from the Sisterhood of st. Joseph Emmits-
burg Md, the mother house Of the Sisters Of Char
ity IN the T.. ). By Josephene VI Buckley. For
sale by CAVE It son.
NAPOLEON At ST HELENA or Interesting
~ Anecdotes and remark ble' conversations of the
EMPEROR during the i've years If his captivity; fine
ly illustrated. By John 5. c. Abbott. For sale by
CAVE & SON
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u. fKESG IL.
FES MILL a co.

N
hEALEkS in Groceries and Produce, and Forward
IL ing and Commission Merchants ~ Main street,
between "a and "a. ke0luk. Iowa.
Noud call the attention q the citizens Of ths city,
and Contry Merchants to their large and we'll Sc
lerted stoyA of Groceres They have If the lar
gest stocks offered in this place, Of all such
tcies rs are usually kept int}roeery establishments,
aud VIII sell on the most reasonable torns. The,
feel conhd ut from their long experience and de-
termination 20 give strict personal attention 70 bu.
that they Will merit libcral share cf custom.
,g,,
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Rocks Just Published.

FULL OF WISDOM AND GENUINE WIT
fINHE Works of Charles Lamb. with Final Memo
rias by Sir Thomas Noon Talfourd For sale
by nov25 CAVE 4 son.
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HATS, HATs.! HATsI!,

4 sHELD0N'S you viii find Fur Gloves Fur
Il Gauntletts, Buck Gloves, Mttts, Driving gloves
Fancy Robes, dc, noyl9
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G.. w. Sanders.
FURNITURE WARE-ROOM

II unHCFsl IItu Hds nov N MS,
/ L Ware Rooms, and designs keep
] ing constantly an hand a well se-
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-03-06
RELATIONSHIP,

A Hoosier girl stepped IN board a
steamboat as she was lying at certain
town on the Ohio river and bawled out.
'ls the captain aboard?
Ths captain, who was standing among
the crowd, responded,
Yes. What do you want with himf
'0h ! Nothing particular, he's a dis.
taut relation OF mine, and I'D like to
see him..
"A relation, Of yOurs1' inquired he
somewhat surprised,
'Yes,a slight relation. He's the faith
er of my frst child
You'd better believe the captain sloI
ed, while the crowd enjoyed the spor
to their hearts content.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-03-06
A IRAIALIS WIER.

An Anecdote is related Of wife who
was very jealous Of her husband, who
was worthy member Of the masons.-
One evening a bundle came TO the house
for him. labelled 'private, OF course
this was sufficient for female curiosi ty
and therefore she INDUCED ia an insPec
tion. Horror of hoIrorsl blankets. ba'
by's linen, birds eye, &C., greeted heI
sstonished gaze, and dreams of two
families foated through her brain. The
husband soon came ia and after tea
when his wife discovered in his eye the
treachery Of his conduct, Ss she suppos
ed, he took the bundle and went ou
but not alone, for the jealous wifi
was on his track,
The faithless husband little imagined
that she, who supposed herssl + so foul
ly wronged, was hoveri6g after him.
He sloppedst the house OF friend ,whC
also joined him carrying similarbundl' IL
The wife became doub.y excited, for th'
prospect Of com panion in misery die
not impress her with the idea Of div.
isiUn Of her grief, butonIy an Hddiation
to it. She followed closely, and sooI
they halted beloreasmall tenement which
they entered. Here he paused TO hole
a council Of war. What tactics 10 fol
low she was in doubt, bat determined
10 storm the citadel, she kuo cked anC
hastily brushing by the little child ,ant
in second burst npon the Hston:sheC
husband, the embodiment Of injured il
nocence.
Her feelings on beholdings the scene
before her caused her stO reflect 4
poor woman on sick bed. babe not oil
enough for chrISleni ng, child in a crib
two little girls in bed met her eye
She read the story at glance, and ret,
rned home under the escort Of her loTt
and his friend, who assured her tina
she had discovered the great secret o
Masonry.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-03-06
Good Joke.

A WohAE IN BREEcaEs. The Rock
Island Argus, narratss queer case.
which came before the police conrt OF
the city one day last week. A conduc.
tor on the Rock Island rail road arrived
in that city. in company with whatsps
peaIed 10 be young man. Their names
were registered al the hotel as NV. H.
Bhdgsmsn, Chicago, and "chss. Phelps
ChicSgo," and tney occupied the same
room together. Some circumstances
caused suspicion in regard the young
'gentlemsn's gender, in consequences OF
which Mr.. Phelps went over TO Duven'
port, while Mr.. Bridgemsn returned 10
Chicago waTde
Several, days after this occurrence,
couple of Rock lslunl policeman. FAM
eying they smelt rat, arrested Mr, Y.
Phelps and took him bslore a mssisials
where be owned up that he was not a
man at all, but women, all but the
wardrobe. He Tor she, we should say
told pitiful story of having been Sc
duced, and how, like Julia in pusruit Of
Sir Proleus,
"Not like woman;
- but with such weeds
AS may beseem some well-deputed page"
she was enGeSvoring 10 find her islse-
hearted lover. The magistrate, how
aver, LstranSe that magistrates should
be so unfeelingI sent her TO jail TO oawsit
trial on a charge Of wearing male at
tire.
The joke Of the Offense being hns
OF e20, these gentry were told that they
could deposit s25, with the jsilor and
take her out. When night had drawn
her curtain so that the fair one would
not be ObservOd, thay prOceede to the
Jail, taking with them newsboy who
runs on the Rock Island trains, paid the
fepuired ransom aud took the captive
away, lsaping ths nsTSbOy in her place.
The next morning the boy was brought
before The magistrate and fined S5 for
attempting to pGss himself of asa girl.
We take it that the magistrate had the
best end OF the joke after all.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-03-06
American Council. Fill
more nominated for President
PHILADELPHIA, Feb, IS.


A resolution that the National Con-
vention no authority to prescribe a
platform of principles fer this COnven.
tion, and we will nominate no candi-
date for President and Vice President
who are not in favor Of interdicting the
introduction of slavery north of latitude
SO deg 30 min,
AmOlion to lay 1t on the table was
caTrisd--yeas l4l, nays SO.
Mr. Brownlow moved the Convention
proceed to a nomination Of eand idateS
for President and Vice forthwith, aud
move the previous question be sustain,
ed by unanimous vote.
The prospects are A;llard Fillmore
will appear as a candidate.
AFTEREoos sEssIoE.
The Convention re-asse m bled and pio
ceeded and 10 ballot Tor President.
Fillmore received l79; Law "a; Ray
nor Ia; Mclean l3: bsllance scattering,
Fillmore vas declared nominated
deal eniug shouts.
They then proceeded to Ballot for
Vice Presidents
Andrew J. Donaldson received l9l;
Gardener SO, Gser 8; StewSr. of Pa, 2.
Donaldson was declared nominated
great applause.
The conventions Sefe then made un.
aninously.
The convention adjourned sine dis.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-03-06
BLACK REPUBLICAN
SCHEMES EXPOSED.
We eQpY he following from the
Cincinnati Gosstte A Rank Know
Nothing and Black ReTublican paper.

The erea, aim we have in the Presidsnt
electio1.is first 10 heat the Democratic party
and second, to elect President whose prlnel
ples are opposed 10 lie speed Of Slavery III
10 free lands, and who ,ei!t give 70 the coun
t,v libe,at. vel cunsersutiye administration
of the government The lirsL Peint embraces
The second. We mus defeat Che Deinocta.lc
party. Upon this, Incorporation, Nor'h snd
south, Republicans and Amsueans. agree;
and as we agree upon the essential would be
strange if we cannot agree upon things which
are collateral.
AS the nominations Of Fillmore and Don
eldson were made by the delegates from the
Southern States would suggest that theJ give
TO them the best support they can. and carry
ss many states for Them as possible, the
more the better. In the meantime the Oposl
ton in the Northern States must be permitted
10 fight the A administration forces IN their
own way. and under such leaders as they
may please 10 select, and upon such plat
form es theymay think proper to make. by
pursuing such d line Of policy as this, we
could al least prevent the election OF the
Democratic tsndidstes by the people. and
thus throw the election into the House. The
present House would have TO choose, and as
there is clear majority ol the states as repre-
tented in this CongTess opposed TO the Demo
cratic party, an opposition candidate would
b elected President.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-03-06
LATER.
SAFETY OF THE
PACIFIC.

New YORK, Feb, 20.
The Baltic arrived out at LivefPoo!
on the 18th inst.
The passengers on board the Amerl'
ca report that, when three days out
from Liverpool, they passed Collins
steamer, heading for the English chan
mel, with signal OF distress Aying al
her masthead The report needs con
iTmation, but, if correct, the steamer
was undoubtedly the Pacific.
The allies have exploded the last dock
al Serastepol. Fort Nicholas was min
ed. Five English regiments were pre-.
Iparing to return. The French army
the news OF peace with much
dissatisfaction.
The Russians in Asia, had evacuated
part of Turkish Armenia. In the Eng
Jish Huuse of Commons on the 18th,
MIR, Roback called the attention Of the
house to the relations with the United
States, and moved that the correspond
ence be asked, first for specific aasw
or 10 the question:: What instructions
were given to Crampten2 Next for an
exp ression OF an opinion OF the house
that it was no party to- a violation ol
the laws of The Uni.ed States. NJ. Hat
Geld seconded the motion.
Mr.. Palmerston defended the govern.
ment, stating that the correspondence
would be furnished as soon as the las
despatch ui the American government
was answered.
MI. Palmerston then uttered a 6er:t
invective against Robuck, staung iha
he was lhs mouth piece of calumnle'
uttered by the United Slases, and al
holting a brief from the enemy, Ht
said he deprecated war with Ameri
ca. and was persuaded that the Interests
ol both Countries were inseperab!y bounC
up with a continuance OF friendly rel
atiCns.
The Cancellor Of the Exehequer il
about proposing a new loan OF twenty
W millions,
The London Times reviews Mr.. Sew
ards speech. and says England will no
yield The smallest right TO American
cIamor.
Our Liverpool correspondence gives
rumoT that the Derby and Gladstone
parties held secret meeting: to decide
as to the course they wonld pursue rs.
spectiDg American affalfs---the Derbg-
iIes decided TO support PaImefston;
tbs Gladstone party decided to sllun a
rupture with the United States.