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OTICE.
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ON Tuesday evening Ei Old Fellow iItH IN Nashville
dufinr thr txLIti a. hr Nc ,hancal tair. snail
dsrt Poeket nook, Win = sre GA sioen from ay
porset contElLei s2A In nant Aoles rooeipts Ane
ihree o. icur 6aus hs e xchaoge, sEpri mysr
en8ofsed ~ Dr. Jchn Waters Aisa, tree o. four eank
ptoassNry notes signed mFaef ard sEdorsrd ~ Dr
John Waters Tvsr kus printed faflls, With
dzts tluoa1n tc. bsnki tsy the any bis notes
sgur By mysef snd eDdoFse b. hiI, whch are 10 sKa
trnce.
Tue boye ard xH BE- pad ibF ths rstaru oi the hH
ani Notes Euch nar ratqn WA lead O. theF Fcare-
proportional reward tor ne eiurn oi oi rse
AZ psrsafs notded trade nsgotae fsr saeh
Biiis Notss. ~ thsy VIA not he paid.
cots Wttlo. Nii.ilAAS
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New York City Business Directory.
From S. N. pErrlNGILL cos ADVERTISING AGENCY
PhTFNT ELAsTIC sKIRTs.
GREAT SOUTHERN DEPOT
AND GENERAL AGENCY
For Ihe sale of every Description of
Isauufacturcd Articles and Mer-
chandize Generally.
BENZ. f. SHIELDS,

NASHVILLE, TENN,
As taken the extensive aud commoiiOus Ware Rooms
a lately occupied by Messrs. s. RI LOOMS co cor
of the Public Square ami College street for the purpose
of trsnsactiug exclusive Com Iis~iOu, 4 agency
and AUCTION business aud would most respect
fully solicit Con-uneuts Of 6B Goods Of eCsyY and dFg
description adapted the market. Having determined not
purhaae article his account, and altering
iimf that from long experience in Commercial ie With
erminatOn 10 give SATISFACTION 20 COusgners ana Shp
pes, win b. happy respordence with Manufac-
turers Dealers &c, IN the various 1tes o te Uncn, WHO
may Wish prompt ard efficient Agent or Factor in this
market.
f5Grders for the va ious Prcdurts Of the country at
tended TO- BENZ. b. SHIELDS.
Nashville, sept. I, 1855 sepl0-u
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
GOULD & PRICE,

From VISCHER & sCHELLS GenT Advertising House,
APPLETON BUILDING, S4e and S4s Broadway.
Late No. 50 Nassau-Street.
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DERRY, w. n. & CO., wholesale and Retail
ID deers in Books, Stationery, de., West side Public
fsfg
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LARGE CONSIGNMENT OF sEASoNABLE
Ready-Made Clothing.
tAsSlGNEEs sALE)
REM, +, shields

HAS just received, and offers for ae are and well
4 assorted stock OF READY MADE Clothing, consist
ing of some 800 ores, TO, X aHd Ovcrcoats.
with an extensive assignment Ui PANS Nnsrs MU-LiN
sTRIPsD NooLEN, and other SHTs Han, CAPs sUsPESD
ERs STOCKS RAyErs, GLovEs. soCGs CAErAr hAes iIFg
pRtsfRvEIs on ANn GrM CoATs, 2c &C making together
he entire stock Of large dealer These goods ofered
10 the trade n lots close without delay and A te fOund
uro,tl,y Of their attention. BENZ. b SHIELDS,
Agent Tor the Assignee,
M. ~ Pablic square, lower Ware Rooms.
TER MS-Cash os delivery. oct26-f
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CLIFTON g. ABEs0r'F., dealers in Centlemen's
~ Apparel and Furnishing Goods Cedar street, near the
Post Once. jeIs
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Pure Drugs and I hemicaIs.


A LARGE invoices Of Drugs, Chemicals Paints. OILS. Dive
STAFF IHs.Tnnsnss Psra" sIy LS. g Good, E1shss
srn cost, By A. SrsETCH,
whOlesals and Retail Druggiss
Corner College and Union sta, Nashville, Tsan-
English Wine cOIehleun Root sp.i9las,
Fine Turkey Opium, sergsOss %.
Pure Nitrate SILVER, Homeopsthe fals and Cosks
ColOdion, syrinsss Of assorted kinds,
Phosphoric Acid, ApotkecsTies Scales and
copps.. esTy POS with Covers. (.n
Per Chloride ircn, Bsd Pans (aia.rsnt stylssl
LActats Lsechss and Lsseh Glasses,
soluble Citrate Iron. FINE nose MsoOSey snua,
Glyesrns, Honey Dev scotch
10 lie Potash, Bermuda Arrow Root,
ChorOform, Turned Wood Pill Boxes,
Prscip. EIs Bark, canary seed,
Morphins sulp, Pure White Var,
vssrisssis q ooisin. nipple shields and Sstds..
Iodine, (aesablimsdJ Bslh Brisks,
coopsr's IsipgiAss, Refined s.lt Petrs,
Fluid Ext vslerisn, Fresh Gr'a Creme Pepper,
IsingiAss Adhesive Plaster. esnuins casiils soap,
Pure Cod Liver Oil, Fre,h Table on,
Easg india Castor Oh, ueury's M4gnesia,
wrfEvooa MortAn, rOsk soirs, Ae-, ke.
Octs
FBEsH ARRIVALS.
T'WENTY 1--WE prime Cheese;
One eask extra Sugar Card esst
One ea4k eKtre sugar Cured hanss
Rse-ivsd his day ~ VESSEL THOMPSON.
sHsss
fls .oasstsaMENT-
" 20 bales 30. osnahurrs.
800 kegs Pure ana Ne. white lad. Eor sale low.
seP1s sEYuOUR FANNING 4 90.
,HANTED-T vish 70 psfshsss FIFrY LAND WAR
w RANTS for Nhich sl p-y ths hzhest narAet pEce
X. A. bALBnML
Enxs3 Geni. AEsnf Se II Ds.dsri~k "a
FRESH MALAGA LEMONS.
IUsT RECEIVED steamer Docior sehsrisoa, twsnsy
j ave sszss c aalaga Lsons o. sas ior sale &c
czsa y sAN'- = sus,ss snsssss.
OYEnsnOHS.
OvERsHOEs hr Ladies and M'ees, o. Gan Easfis.
" De 81 9sutlsuen and hosss 81 Do.
Jsss rsosissdb b. sOHN RANAGE,
cssio .. col-ss sirsss.
WRAPPINGS
F0n PAIL AND WINTER.
FNfE sl opeu on Moaday nst iAe rsert s,ocA q
w CL0AkE. NAN3iLLAs. a., A. ever ofsree "a ~
siy. AS p~Isons sanznS nee sflce sonld % vrl -
e&A, a. ear ..oez sssface. sfsf{ ,s sss, So 'sf
NEw DRsED PEAeEss.> s.ss-1 ,.'., =
sas's s@Ae.'-s- s'.-, s..l..i..
DUcx wnEAT FLoUB-se sas. Jas. ssss.ssa
- s.sss ~ = - .se
srovEsf s10VExis
xxTKhsssisar rsssssa aae slt s saEis1, kads
/ w = Slows asaeEsi ben. fean< A@sfea fsf's
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ADDRESS CARDS.

A NDERSON, =. p, dealer ia Lace and Fancy
"A tooas &c, &C. Union street. No. So between College
Cher streets, Nashville, Tenn. decsf
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1ns Istna Insurance Company of Hartford.
Chartered 1919
CASH CAPITAL S5Oe,O00.
THO. A ALEXANDER, sec,y... THO. <. BRACE Pres't
State Mutual F. q N. Insurance Co. of Pa.
CAPITAL $4,000.
A. J. GILLE1T ec'y.......J. P. RUTHERFORD, Presr
New York Life Insurance Company
ACCUMULATED CAPITAL 100000.
PLINY FREEMAN, Actuary. MORRIS FRANKLIN, Pres
Fire. Marine Inland Hull and Life risks taken equta
fates- iy23l JOSEPH MASH. Agent.
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HUGHES BROTHERS,
Us?
PREMIUM pAGUERREoTYPE AND PHOTO

NO. 26 UNION srEEEr, NASHVILLE, TENN.
NHE FIRST Diploma arded 10 uughs Brothers by the
slschancs' Institute st The late exhibition for the best
pes phuor alAs which proves conclusive
IN the suTei ~ Of VCures al competitors, al
tbouph he, were no; gotten up the but such
tbev . To- their customer dai CEenS and strangers
are pote,y invited eau and the largest and best col
Of in th. Al
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T. BHODFs N.T.B BAGEN, wR CAsoN,
Late OF Tenn. Late ef AG3rfDe Late az COiansbin
REnnEs HAGEN & co.
IN hand and for sale BY

" CHARLES W. SMITH,
NO ID + RN PILG RI MS,
Showing the Improvements In Travel and the newest meh
Of reaching the Celestial ity By WoOD, author Of
Peter sch'emhl in America" In two vols limo.
tTenchant sae upon hfe, manners and opinions Of the
dav; shoSng sharp + Eetwetn old Jthn Bury MS
Pilgrims and those Of the present times. This work vii
make sensation in the religious world especially among
the fashionable churches.
Also:
The WIDOW BEDOTT PAPERS,
The LETTERS OF M'NE DK SEVIGNE,
NJ LIE OF TRURO. BY the author Of "yara."
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nOUGs.AS. 81. a ~. & CO., Importers and
~ Wholesale dealers in Domestic Dry Goods Hats Caps,
Bonne,s, Shoes, Brogaus &C., north side Public Square
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WRAPPINGS

Fen FALL AND WINTER.
M - 80" - -
w CLoAkf, MAA3fLlAs, A., A. ever oferae "a ~
city. AS prTeons Hanznz ace sfice sond % ue -
ezl stocz enhracss every eiF nes, IeasieE -
pfieus ffom o. - eieu. r. a. 1c$AtAf CO.
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w 81 sfagxs-- ausserst a., Yaarx Amsrra faris
steee.. ant ~ eAsrisF GA ceot SacVs ~ as.
tea1 arz
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FRESH AHfRfNALSs
FINWENTT 1--WE prime Cheese;
One e4sk extra Sugar cer. best
One eask extra sugar Cured Hams,
One lot extra hszf Tongucs
Received this day ~ VESSEL 4 THOMPSON.
surea
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YOUNG AHEEECAI

Agents Wanted 10 every county In this and adjoining states
To sell the above and improved
CORN AND COBH MILL.
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N d. d nIcKEY,
aa~sA - n 3 Cn.1rrr STREET Naahrtlls
DVcxwnEAr FLoUB-so 49, la.s rsssl.sa
ID sna ur slis ~ D. .. pich1h.
p.xsf aae
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offer you a Coru and Cob Mil unsurpassed in the IN
ion which be superseded by past future
ventious the very Mill which Farmer aud Stock
Raj should havr Il viii crush from 10 10 bushels Corn
Cob per hour, with horse; easily fitted up and
managed weighs 90 los ani ac intact Of the grinding
surfaces prevented, viii last any farmer ordinary life
time speak thus Of its luTabiiy, because he s me
principle has been fairly testel in he old Bark Mill Who
q q.
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LARGE invoices Of Drugs. Chemicals Paints, OILS Dvs
"A STATS. Instruments Psrfuusry, FaIeY Good, Brushes,
&e just rsVed and for sale at small advance upon East
srn cost, By A. SraETCH,
Whoesale and Retail DruggisL
Corner College and Union sta, SAshTlie fenn-
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PaAiisi.sr, ssafioasr asa yaiensins Manuhes1rsr
desS-u3g Ios Sas,sa a. cu4. 81 Ane. \
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-08-09

WAsHrxorox, August I.

WAsMSoroS, August I.
| SsNArE.-Mr. Seward introduced . bill
which was referred to the JudioisRy Coz
nistee, providing for change Of venue in
certain criminal cases now. epending in the
District Court Of the United States, for the
Territory Of Kansas. The bill wss founded
on the petition of Mr.. Robinson and seven
others, presented yesterday.
| MIR. Hunter moved TO take up the Army APP
| preparation bill.
Mr.. Seward wanted to finish the Internal
Improvement bills to-day.
| Mr.. Hunter insisted that tho appropriation
bills deserved precedence.
| Mr.. Clayton thought the appropriation
bills should Be acted on first ~ there was
| some danger Of their being lost. He az
pressed his dissen, from having night see
siuns, for it was beyond human endurance
to sill there all night this hot weather, and
millions would be voted away by less than
quorum.
Mr.. Hunters motion was lost.
Hocsr.-A clause Of the appropriation bill
was read, appropriating $4,000 to pay the
expenses of the [ 5. Courts.
Mr.. Grow moved an amendment, providing
that No part Of these monies shall be cxpend-
cd for prosecuting or OBTAINING any person
or persons charged with treason or any 9TH
er political oifense in Kansas, as he desired
to withhold all support from the courts in
| that Territory, in order that prosecutions for
alleged treason may terminate.
Mr.. Phelps wanted the question met in An
open aui manly way. The amendment in
effect proposed to shield traitors from de-
| served punishment.
/ Mr. Stanton moved to amend by adding,
Tor any prosecution which has heretofore
| been instituted for political offcncss." lie
wished 10 express his dlsapprobation of an
army being employed in nederous or crush-
ing ont Free State settlers, and to preclude
US from paying out one dollar TO halibuster-
Ing and marauding parties.
/ Mr.. Keitt contended the amendments,
asked the House TO make itself judicial
body to determine whether treason had been
committed or decide in advance Of her tri-
bunai whether laws had been violated.
Mr.. Crows amendment, together with
Mr.. Stanton's, was adopted-C9 to 81.
The Committee rose, when Mr.. Campbell,
of Ohio, offered a substitute for the bill
emitting the clause making appropriations
for the Kansas Legislature, aud excluding
the provision Of Dunn, Sherman and Grow,
restricting the proposed expenditure.
Mr.. Washburne, Of Me-, raised the point
that the substitute was not in order. He
WAS opposed to action in Committee Of the
Whole on the state OF the Union, being su-
perseded By that Of the Committee Of Ways
and Means.
], MIR. Campbell replied that he did no,
speak for that committee, but for himself
and explained Mt length his reasons for Of
gering the substitute.
: The Speaker sustained the objection taken
By Mr.. Washburne.
The House then proceed to act on the
! amendment reported to the bill.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-08-09
The Present.
sr slcaAsD crsvs1rx vssscu.

We live not In Uus mvms nts o. our years;
Til. present VIC Sing from US like the rind
" seine sweet futuYe, which Ne after and
Bitter TO taste, VI bind tAes In with fears,
And wsser IL beforehand With our tears
Vain tca,s for that which never may arrive;
Meanwhile the JOY whereby We ought to live,
Neglected, Or uah.eded, disappears.
Wiser IL were TO weico and make ours.
Whxts'er Of good, though small, the present
brings
kind Efcehsss, sunshine, song Of birds, and
flowers,
With . chiid's pure delight in little things
And of the griefs unborn to rest secure,
Knowing tha. marcy ever will endure.
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Tribute IN Fremsns 1resn senate
walker.

In the debate on the Compromise mea-
sures Of 1850, Hon. Isaac r. Walker, Of
Wisconsin, made the following allusion to
Col. fremont's already we'll known views Of
Slavery:
ssWhat would the Senator (Mr. Downs)
have Would he have the elastic, bounding
activity Of the North to await the slow and
sluggish movements OF the slave labor ma
chincry Of the South, in settling tho terri
torres Does Il. cApcei TAI. Il %, MAR
my words, he will expect IN vain, until the
last clod has fallen upon the last CONN Of the
last slave, whose servile foot imprints the
Southern soil |, will not wait. You can
not chain the active energy Of tho North.
You could not chain that Of \ Fremont. Hs
did not wait to provide " transportation TO:
slaves; but calling about him his hard.
countrymen, he brnved the pcrils Of want.
hunger, thirst and mountain SHOWS; no.
was he appalled, when death itself strewe,i
victims in his path. His noble fortitudc an,i
energy have been, as they deserved, reward.
ed by IN active, enterprising people. Thougi
of the sunny South, he possessed the usefn'
daring and chainless soul Of the North. H.
broke the coils that bound him to the corpse
Of Slavery"
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Meanxas.

Days Of darkness, se hass taught me
Lessons may ne'er forget;
iears have pa sed since tirstl saw ye,
And ye dim my pathway yet;
stiil fr,In ye learn this leAson,
Whien the pa I ha h pro,sn true,
Mercy prompts he hand that rhastens,
Whom lie loves He ehastens TOO.
Father give me strength, oh shield me
From the Anguish u despair,
Ger life s tnsrny pa h be ncar me,
Guard me With Thy watcnfu, care;
Th,.ugh the world Tor his aetid, me,
! will trustin none but thee
And know tina, when thou ch.de me.
lis proof of love from thee.
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Lane ana ~. Mi.sssr,.ss.

We learn by n private letter that Gen.
Lane with his men had fight with 500
Missourians and beat them. His men we're
on their way through Nebraska to Kansas.
We have no particulars.
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GREAT MUSICAL ATTRACTION!
OLE j q LII
ID ESPECTFULl.Y announces to the citizens of
~ kEOkUk that he sill give positively only
ONE GRAND CONCERT,

ONE f0Q MD fsnNIfsERT
On Tuesday Evening, Aug 18th,
Assisted bv tho follo~inr rminen, Ar,,.t.
ADELlSA PATTI,
ine "o''efiui M',is' '"e 'n' iouhs
~
LOUIS SCHRElBER,
The treat cornet PAYER.
FRANZ ROTH
r.. n;....i.n't 49,, -, c
r., For nartienlars ~, p,oyrsmm.' r.nyo
..r,vrT, -. ~. :. =
~ :. ~ ap ansa'es :, " ,,, ~.
iu,.
Cara, or Slave Life ii gu-ope;
J,hn H.l,fax. y.nt,.mar:
Martin. If Cru' Martin. by Gas Lever;
Helen Lincoln
Life AMI Adventures 4 Bockwourth;
TAe Huxueaot Exiles
Ious,n Niehoias,
The Tongue IRE;
VIA i1iie ~ ie1leoi
lh9 baeAn eer DaughI"f
For sale by GAVE BAILEY,
Au1s hain-ss bst Aih 9Th
EAME s.-Chess, Daminoes, Drsuxhts, Ba12la.
~ dorc, traces Fox ard Gosse, lack xau5elxn.
D. .serted Puzsies. and xseat variety u m. neh
aau Gsrnan games III q ' nv Interesting charsr sY
Just rec, by tang9, CAyEA BAILEY.
~ ,rPR "a /; -.,-,. -, IT,
,,naa h,aa a.. a,,ana' "pp III, -. ..e - -.
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sura oGDEN,s
SxyAuprv Tsa ~. s..,A,
w ~ ~ -. ~. - -, .,a :,
-. = m,nrv.s
$500 49,
NJ nAhANiSs AbLE7--lontainig areas, eir.
~ cumi FENCES 81 eifclat and fiaes ~ equal
.tu.res, circumstances u = gisd no"ps, sngisd
outside ana inside, cutting q ooi,r l'stee, &c, y
enAs. q. has"eh iT'eo ~ es. rer .sis =.
Auss UuVnr ..
rAMP Fires of the Red Man. or Hundred
~ Years Ago, by J. r.. Orton; just reed At
Aug3 HDEN'S
enTYxT II I.,,5 S,-,-TII- - tt 1y-,TT- 80.
vi - nnrn, Iaa,na, ~ rr.nk Msrrva,, =
pic. 50 -. Var sals AZ M;nEN,s
-. $780,
.,rOiisH, or DC Last Days o. she american
- hePsoiic' ~ ihsisan !. cam: Is'ce ~ cehs
loi sA,e ~ pHN wy no 20 ss.,
ssSs 70 - "a''' - =
Notice TO sAc Pubiac.
A an election held IN the learan Community
N thnA IL tgs. Ia{a auf nd
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CO" What are tho prospects in the eoun-
tryf" asked : city politician Of farmer.
= Very poor, - far rs regards the crops in
ny neighborhood." mean in reference
. the prospects Of Buchanan and Bsecksn-
RIDGE "Oh, their proposes are consider
able worss than the crops"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-08-09
The Flag o. lhe MSunsatn Peak.
In Tia sth l,f Aur,aat 1910 l,Llnnol

1n0 RA08 D. Inc NAO00S0o0 F00ks
On the 18th Of August, 1912, Colonel
Fremont climbed the highest peak of the
Rocky Mountains, towering up 1880 feet,
and pnnted the stars and stripes upon its
.ummit---an act emblematic Of that glorious
banner being lifted up by the same hand
from the mire in which it has been so long
disgraced ~ corrupt politicians, and placed
aloft upon the tailest pinnacle Of national
dignity and honor, early in November next.
OF tina, feat we read the following account
in Col. Fremont's Report Of his Rocky
Mountain Expedition:
ssPut,inc hands and feet in the crevices
between the rocks, succeeded in getting
over it, and, when reached the top, found
INV companions in small valley below.
Descending to them, we continued climbing,
and in short time reached tho crest.
sp.ang upon the summit, and another step
would have precipitated me into . snow Geld
800 feet below. 70 the edge q :h;s Geld
gradual fall. the field slopad OF for about =
mile, until it struck the foot at another lower
ridge. | stood ON narrow crest about
three feet in width, with an inclination Of
about 90 degrees n. 81 deg. E. Az soon ~
had gratifed the first feeling Of curiosity,
descended and each man assembled in his
turn, for would only ALLOW one 1t time to
mount the unstable and prccarious slab,
which it seemed breath would hurl into the
abyss below. We mounted the barometer on
the sumlnit, and fixing rAmrod in the crew
ice, unfurled the NATIONAL FLAG, to
gave in the breeze where never fag waved
before -
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c. A country girl coming from the field,
Was told by her COUSIN that she looked ns
fresh as a daisy kissed with dew.
"Well, is wasn't any Teller BY that name
but Bill Jones that kissed me; confound his
picture, told him everybody would end it
out
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-08-09

0TThe Richmond Enquirer, the leading
exponent OF the Democracy Of tho Wise
and Douglass stripe, 10 greatly exercised
st the overriding Of President P,srcs's vetoes
by the votes OF its own party. We quote .
few sentences
eff ii were possible to defeat the election
OF Mr.. Buchanan, the recent course OF GER
tain Democratic members OF Congress GU
the subject OF Internal Improvements would
precipita,e that deplorable catastrophe upon
the country. Against the traditional policy
OF the party, against the latest declaration
Of principles in the Cincinnati Platform, and
despite the protest of the President, three
Internal Improvement bills have been ensct-
cd by the aid Of Democratic votes. Never
have We known the mass Of the Democracy
Of this State, and We may say, throughout
the South, 40 huniated and incenssd by
this instance Of pronigate subservicncy to
local prejudice. No occurrence since the or
ganirstion Of the Democratic party has 90
shaken the faith of the people in its 6rmnsss
and fidelity"
eTThe Anti Slavery Standard, the organ
OF the Garrison Aboltionists. takes strong
ground against the Republican party. 1t
gives, in its leading article for this week, an
extract of letter from "elear sighted Alb
olitionst in Massachusetts," who says that
the success Of the Republicans "will in@its
benumbins and satisfying influence retard
the movement OF the slaves redemption. -
So Parker Pillsbury, prominent Garri-
sonian, in speech ut birmingham on the
4th OF July, declared his preference for the
election OF Buchanan, because it would tend
to promote and influence the Anti Slavery
agitation, while that OF Fremont would tend
to u cessation of il.
SELECT our candidate," cry the b.
ehanAn men, cor we will dissolve the
! Union"
i "Elcct me-" says Fillmore, cor the
1 South wont submit, and will dissolve the
Uuion.o
"Whethcr Col. Fremont is elected OF
not" say the Republicans, "this Union mus,
and shall be preserved 20
The Republican is the only party thu,
makes no threats against the Union.
c. A country girl coming from the field
was told by her Cousin that she looked n,
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PIANO STOOLS.
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feh13d C.s. ABBOTT.
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Always On Hama.
NTOODWARDt CO. hayethisday racciv ed by ex-
w press dnelot Of Gentlemen Spring Cloth.
~ at No. ~ Main street nchSdtw
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cT-One hundred and sixty -four men were
hung in tho U. Statss daring the last year.
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