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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-11-10

Fns.-Areport i publishsd Il ths css-
tral Journal Of ~ ~, tAss The Coust
House, Record, -, y Eidnra, Hsrdis Co.,
~ 'ssss 6sssreysd y Ars On ~ Friday
aight previous.
h poiat nads By Rspublissa spsaAr
~h No xoss, - ssAsr day, ~ ~ = ~
- ss1oomhs" said he, ssbeasasd the4 ~
6ss veald sons wAn ~ vssld ell ~ rsll
q his slaves IN ~ shadow a. Daakw Hui
Aonansak The tias Ass sons--Aask! n
calls: sRufus Chosts,' sAsye;' Il. r. Hal.
lss,' Asrs;' sCharls g. 0sssss,' sAsvs = g,
H. Psaslee,' 'hsrs.'" Shonts Of laaghaSl
followed this bit, bss thsvs 10 nelaschsly
Moral h II. tis true.
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GOM SALE.
DISH and IL, block 81, corner second and Psis-
IL an streets.
Lot ., b.ock col, bstwesn Thirteenth and Four
tsenth streets. johnson. Has brick house rent
ing for SIS per month
An elsgan, two story brick house containing mine
large and c,w Portable rooms has cisssrn, etc
corner of ri ri tn and Bank SITS.
IL. on Leve Fl by Ito feet commencing % feet
south Of corn OF Exchange and Levce, aud run.
ming Ito feet deep 70 Commercial Alley 2sfest
wide.
Iats and 2, corner Seventeenth aud Carroll sts.,
overlooking the entire city Beautiful location for
| private residencc.
/ COUNTRY PROPERTY.
| Highly improved Farm In Hancock county, iii
| uoi., q il2 acres, l20 simberl al under Assvy
rail- fence; 10 6ne orchard, ~ In timathy;
meadow enclosed BY separate fenoe; "sil. !" ~
,cr one At sSch Of tenant houses, aud tho oshes
| It the barn, 20 feet by ~ feet. TirLx rExvkcT.
miles from Carthage. There il Al osage hedge sur
''aAa'as '''' :" LYNCH i woOTroN.
sep2od.
nsusc ana Let Ter sale.
r OF in block *. This Lot IL improved win
4 II neat ene story brick house containing rooms,
and Is in one VI the most desirable parts OF thecty
II is decidedly . choice place Tor private sss'
pence. Terms easy. E iTEnr y = woorroS,
nc,aa,f Cor I'd and Johnson -sts.
.cxrY. LLOYD y. SIMPSON.
~ .
HICKEY X G1MPnONsro,e
REAL ESTATE ROCKERS, CoLL.Ciunc,
NniNvEsTiNu AuEN rs, Postoehcr Building
III q s--...,-.s K.okak. lows. All Nosarlai sus-
asss pronptiy and carefully TRANSACTED A'''' "a
sniuOd.
cha,tes Parsons, Esq., bapker, keoknk;
A. 4. Deming 4 Co.,
Den. II. +. keid.
Ford. Gorham Ford,
d. ". Kilbearhe. Esq.
Messrs Ficklin Lucas,
!, Me,srs. Rankia Miller. Attorneys, :.
We respectfully Invite those DESTROYS Of iasssfinl
! q Real Eststs 10 examine our list, which cunpriss
!. sace % ,hs most desirable property ~ ksokvk
rhich ~ saer On tho most fsvornble forms;
June II. '56-akw Rlckki kSlNPbON.
- r. REEDER devotea his attention sapeetail
a IL. % tho hssines Of Cosnsellor 81 ls0 and Col
vsyauses. H u $50 Notary Public, - VAL
tend 8 al ~ duties Of that oAes. His 49,
Nm Sm;th vansisklcn, dcsiers n rsal estate.
+ SApt. 10th, 1856 - -
:. vYYANTED-A House and lot or vscant lot
w exoha1gs FOR dry goods. Address kkOhe !.
- through tbs Posionce. lssHs1s
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GssA ~ WAsassnse Uysoao OuSsent.
Wsus OssspDz l., 49,.
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W MAIN SrRE9Tt AgokUk, IOWA.
new stock and the largest aud best assorted ever
offered in the market Our stock 10 purchased direct
from manufacturers and importer, and Ne pleas
ourselves sell prices low for cash n god
line buyers, ~ ST. Louis or any other Western nas-
xet
Merchants will md IL to their advantage 70 call
nd examine our goods and prices before
shsre. We wiiiconsder IL no trouble toshow then
taruaEh our stock.-spr2o-d&v
A apr d 9''e- : l-s' ' nUsroS.S
4 HEAVY STOCK VI Cap, Letter, LAdiss 'hAtA, hath
A Post. Fancy and Commercial Note Pepper, Plain
and laid Bun, White aud Fancy Coorcd knyelopss at
apr26 HUSTON u.
4 tsensrai assortment Of Herman silver ard dss-
n BILE plated ware, oil warranted snd o manufas-
| tarsr's prices, st apr1S hUbIONc.
| 4 N extensive stock Of Whips and Lashss . nan-
/ ~ ufsctursr's prices at apr2o AusION6.
! a LAKaE lot of artincisl flowers, bud, grape
/ y leaves and ali kinds Of Millinery G.ods, q
apr26 HUsIONS.
lNHE Finest assortment Ut Ribbons ever oeersd n
! / tho market at apr3o hUSTONS.
/ sLochs enoaga to supply the market. Of every
! - variety Of pattern. Jerome's make, Narrated.
| and 1T manufaeutrtrs prices, 1t hOcAVrb
/ Apr2s
THE beat assortment Of LAss Wells and Drsss
/ Trimmings At apr26 hU5KONb
4 LAKak and nne lot Of Md Glove. e every
n grade At sprae HuSIONB.
~ Sbuiess sAsoty III ottn AIM NV. 49,.
- ksrchiefs and cravats Il Apr3o HuSIONb.
4 yULD and common Jewoiry, and 0old and silver
N watches. NJ apr2G HUSTONS.
LIVERY variety OF goods comprised n NE Notion
T. and Fancy Goods line Ut Huston = ct prices thai
cannot fail induce purchases and benefit ths bay
Or. Call at No. ", and sxamincf for yourselves.
spr2s -
4 LiH1E assortment Of Hosiery and Gloves
) a. anraS HUSTON'E.
.lyhklarscs ana beat assorted stock Of kmbrotds-
~ in the city y apr2S HUSTON 2.
Huston will be fosnd the largest lot 81 lrssl
n Linens, LAccs, Edsings, aod every vassesy O
White goods, at prices that cannot ~ Beat y -
= Western market. 49,
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vYYANTED-A House and Lot " vscant LOT u
w exchange for dry goods. Address kkO.V
.hroush the Postoikce. Lsspt10
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-
Aeass Rusnishsag Geeas Generally.
". NJ. FOsTrR 4 &c.
u. N. OAA0bsriain woalA respecsfr ly inforn ~
= d trissds sad Custe0ses that he 10 still TO b
fsssd - The cid stand, rsaAy 70 serve hem here
kssssk. Jsns !. '3s-dAw
NNAiTH ~ BAay Linen Driiis-very choice
~ psssssns, = iOSEEk ~. s.,
Jane54 KiIbournes Block, Main st.
r AA108 - Asslis Roes., very handsome and
Jans7d Kilbo1rnes Block.
1 CASE fIrHsss jsst rsre.ved 81 express, and win
b sold sAsapby A;FoSrER Co..,
June7d Kilboarne's Block.
1N0rNrEkFAEEs aud Toilet 0ai,. some very
~ rich patterns. ., very low prices, y
nOrTED swiss Muslin, Cheeks and stripes, for
/ W. N. FOSTER 4 co.'s
81. N. ChAmbe lain . Old stand,
Jsse7d kilbournss Block. Main 1t.
LSREsH arrival of domestic tsoaasat
T. junr2l w. FOSTER1CO.'S
Rkow N nheetinss and shirtings, BY the bale. fo
y saleby usaAl W. 4. FOSTER co.
VUKk, Oxford and webster Dsnins for sale :
1 wholesalsby us3.l W. =. POSTER co.
TICKING and Hickory Shifting for sale 1t whole
1 sale By lie74l Nm FOSTER co.
A MEXICAN and Enxish prints, FIRST rate -
| "A sostment for sale ~ Wholesale by
DARE1ES, Musiins, and Chaiiis, for sale ut RI
- duced prices TO close them cut.
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Oct Is dim
rME LARGEST sTOcsl az
DRY GOODS
IN THE WEST,
AND WiLLsg
SOLDAT NEW YORK PRICES!
WEWIsH TO CALL PARTICULAR ArTEN-
STOCK OF DRESS SILKS,
Containing Twensy.stv~ TAsasana
YArAs,
Prom 50 cents 70 81 Per ysrd--ths b,st bargains
ever offered.
Alec, Elegant BAkE0Rs, real
FRENCH ORGANDIE and JAcKoSET ROBES
orsPLHNDip srYLEs.
| est prices.
CHANTILLA LACE 4 FRENCH THREAD
LACE MANTILLAS,
And every variety Of
| MANUFACTURED SILK MANrILLAS,
frsn - to es5. A large and choice stock Of
BONNET RIBBONS AND
/ DRESS TRIMMINGS.
FRENCHAND ENGLISH PRINTS,
OF TIE LATEST DESIGNS
CALICOS,
From tnl l. .inrs
We wish also to call particular attention to oal
stseksf
CA RIP e IS,
Consisting Of real EnElish vsivsts. Br.sssls, ply
and Superior Ingram. ~ Lower Prices thss
anyo,her House in the wes'.
All kisds of use-Kseping Goods, ~ nens, Ae.
ONE or ora FINN LIVES IN NEW YORK CfTY
and 10 constantly forvasaiag - Us the
! Newest styles aaA CAsaps.s CssAs
That are imported 70 The UAitsA States. and
WE WILL NOT BIZ UNDERSOLD
Or AMI HOUSE n 1RE COUNTRY.
GONE AND T1K ~.
J. a. DU1KEE q Co.,
No. 81, Nena aide Msia 81, bet. 81 and 4M,
Julyll-dAw keokuK. low.
P.D. Foster.
SECOND STREET.
SPLEN DID STOCK
Rich Dress 9flhs,
DELAINES, MERlNOs,
goEHcH, ITALIAN scorcH
= EmAroiAevies,
LACES,
DRESS TRIMMINGS,
rrnr-cr vrrplNl, f,nnn,
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IL n. REEDER devotes his attention sspseasiIy
RI. a. - hnsinss Of Counssllcr 81 lsU and Con-
ssyanses. II u $50 Notary Public, ~ will ~
tend . III ~ duties Of that oncs. His Soss Y
Vim smith vansisklcn, desisrs u rsat estate.
SAM. 10th, 1856. lMS
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LOT 10, Block 1915, on Morgan street, between
18th and 18th. with new brick house, will We sold
low and on re ssoaablc terms.
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10O Acres, consisting OF timber and prairie,
partly uader cultivation and situated bout miles
from the city. TERMS essy.
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40 Acres near Ambrosia. bsing part OF what 10
called the Benton Farm" Lays very handsome
and situated aboas 10 miles from this city. and can
bs had ~ a bargain.
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LOT No. 8. Block 45---with improvements. Fo
farther particulars, Applyts
c. r. DlM0ND.
oct3-d kiib,urne's Block, MAin.st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-04

bold 81 ctior 81 party-ooe portion Of our Cncn ar
rsyed in political hostility against the other The OBJ
jet of his administration would he to destroy any
local party North South and ha-monixe alt sec-
tons Of tie Union der national and conservative
gcvernu eDf il vas fty years ago. Unless this be
GoDe The time may come when these sectional snimos
ties which pow utbsppy exist may break up the faest
and OF perectforr Of government he 500 ever h ne
upos. But lie trus'ed that the sama Power which
bad watched over and preserved US in the past, will
cor tirue 10 smile upon Us and make prosperou,
urnei and tsppy people. In conclusion be said tia,
Il he could in any degrte be the honor-d In rumeut Of
sla,ire this sectional excitement; and restoring the
oy.rpmeut to the prir opes s1d policy Of the Fathers
be would then feel that he hsd not Assumed the ardu
us Sut.es OF the office in vain.
Al tie conclusion of Mr.. Buchanans remarks, Of
which we have given but rapid outline, bic eus.t, r
tired each one receiving cordial shake of the hand
Aer they had reformed in the order fr process ion
bye. cheers proposed and given foe the Predsut
of the Board of Franklin and Marshall College and the
PRECEDENT elect of the United States.
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Az OFFICIAL LIrTER.-The following note was
sent by Mississippi Postmaster TO citizen OF th.'
Stste. Mr. Andrew Patterson had called tor ms paper
~TIe Circiunati Go.et,e-4nd was refused it by the
deputy of the Postmaster. Mr.. Pate son ventured 20
remonsuate, wien The Postmaster sent him the note
suboined ,o.e
"AYpREw PArTIRsos: | understand yod Yves a,
The Post Ofii,e, making fuss about Your CincInnan
Abolition Gazette. have authorize w. II hi.as
worth not to d. liver the sae nr any other A''h'on
ID, cument out of the PUst-th.'i- a.
II am resppnsibie, and if sHn, fuss. an the
CIe 10 make Il wi b. NJ. d. hNsEs, +. VI;
This is one specimen oEJ OF many, II the style 10
which they override all rights and all laws, ana al
courtesy in the South, when they would display tnetr
pire at shat they call Abolition re Case,a .r
Gazette il an a6le, conservative Republican paper.
These Mississippi people make slmost as huse q
po'ber as South Carolina, over what they cal tnelr
legal end constitutional rights But 10 ri9ne are
tsteced By tLem-any n.Ore than creditors elai ms
when SHAREHOLDERS demand the ca r6ce to tier Pre'-
dces their fears. P1ua Hines, Dec' -
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WESTERN WISCONSIN.
co,,.r,ondsuce Of The n. Y. Tribune.

Correspondepce OF Ihe " l. Inoune
ADRIAN, MONROE Co., Wis, Nov. %, 1856
Some Of your numerous subscribers in this locality
being desrous Of helping Eastern men that labor for
living, pen you a few lines to tel them some of the
Inducements held out by this region actual settlers
This place IL 90 miles northwest from Madison, the
Caui,sn on the line Of the Milwaukee and La Crosse
Railroad 1t is unsurpassed for location there being
nletty of wood timber, and mills for the saving of all
kinds Of lumber, The best Of water, plenty of
lime and chance to make brick, there is the best
Of clay for that purpose and the very best soil the
STATE For l. miles north of here il s the very best of
land for farming puTposes and II is fat filling up with
tanners This place is wthin mile and half of the
goorsphiea center G. the County, with prospect of
the County Seat being located here. One year ago
n, re were but six log houses in the place; Eeny
I've mostly fran ell two tsyerns two stores shoeshop
two bsfksmiihs &C.; while there houses without
nnrb der contract that cannot be tied for want
of csrtepers The last named class will find constant
woIk here or any whore West, and good wages. We
wait tin.war and stove dealer here very badly. 1t
is very that of the surplus artisans in the
Fast l.pd kI ow there are N iny) do not come West
They could get rich out here in very short time. TIE
n, lation snd the settlers coming are all Yankees
And bear The true New. England standard for morals
a, ali things that tend 10 make up prosperous aud
banny community This is evinced in the neat new
eel COL ou &C. in having he gospel preached every Sab
bath: and last but moi least in not allowing drop OF
sprtuus liquors sold in the place, Liquor is great
ruissnce in some places West but there s none of il
wheat Der acre. potatoes that weigh two pounds e&h,
and ali her crops in like proportionall without ma
Dure Land is ri.iDg rapidly in value all through the
West In this place It hos doubled in value, in some
spots in elk months; Others, in or year. 1t is safe
thing to call the rice all land in this vicinity % per
cent PEI annum the amount invested.
will not make this epis'le too long but will close
by saving 10 those men throughout New-England,
NewYork, and all Others East that are oing to keep
body and soul together why donty you come out West
Ann snai oung man from the East, with capital of
an $40 can take that amount and invest il out here
any where, and with Ndnary caution, II axe himself
rcb man. -, - .
The Railroad is already done TO within 30 miles OF
Ills roint and will soon be through the place When
this il the case land will be worth more still If can
i,ouce apy smart young TO come West land lay a
foundation iol fcrtune, by th, epise, my labor will
not be in vain. s.Y. :.
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TAXES AND ASSESSMENTS.
t. the Editor Of The n. Y. Tribune:

I, the Editor Of The ~ Y Tribune;
SIR: was glad to perceive in THE TRIBUNE of Nov.
81 that ny former communication had attracted the
attention OF even person who awake to the neccs
sy of reform in menner OF assessing properly tor
taxes TO support the City Government. He, se9er
willie ''tl liking fayoraby" of my proposed reform,
tbr We II DIST blanket upon it without giving hat OF
better plan. My desire is first to establish b9ard
of assesors Of competent, Intelligent men, who shal
astefs oil real estate Manhattan Island 50 that one
an possessed # $40 0C0 10 lots shall just as much,
bur peh.r less more as another owning the same
amount in lo-in fact 10 make the assessments pre-
cise equal 1t matters little to the owner of property
so sr ss the city and county taxes concerned
vh,tl CT the as,cssed valuation OF property high ar
low a. compared with the actual value. This is the
great evil | sm aiming at now-the gres inequality
With DOW prevails and must prevail as long az the
present mode of eectbg assessors continues Let u,
s be put on an actual equality bere and then we can
ell unite in one grand effort to remedy the grossly
unjust manner in which county assessments are maze
for State and school purposes. We wan. some change
with regard to peronsl property taxes too. Nov
trobsby not onehGlf Off everpays any tax whatever;
and on another occasion 1 viii Inform you how it is,
hes been, and will be, escaped-something as near
swindpg or perjury as well car be: In the mean
tine LEI the inquiry on, What shsL be done =
Nelc- York Nov. Is, 1855. RETIRED ASfsSoh
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RAILROADS TO ST. LoUIs-It seeus bat yesterday
that We were dit cussng the probabilities of having
Railroad Communication all the way hence to ST.
Louis ard already there are four'or five different
roads competing for tie through travel fsu may go
by Chicago by Cincinnati, or choose among several
Intermediate routes; bit we believe the shortest is
that which strikes south west from Cleveland by Ga
lion, Btlefontsne and Indianapolis to rerre Haute,
and go west through lower Illinois to St. Louis and the
farthest Wet. John Brough is still President, AMI
A. b. Elicit General Agent Of the Bellefonaine hoe,
which is managed with energy and safety.
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SPAIN.

The reported arrangement between the Spanish Bour-
bons had failed The Queen of Spain was kept in the
dark as to the real project of the Clerical party which
was ler own eventual sbdicaton and the marriage of
her to The eldest of the Infants Don Juan
A Republican movement had taken place. At Nal
aga or the 18th ult the garrison was attacked by per-
sons pIoclaiming Republic The troops resisted, and
orde Mas coon Teetablisfed. Five of the insurgents
we're killed. The garrison had seven men wounded.
MADRID, November 20.
The foice of the artillery is fixed at 1900 men,
Tranquility is restored at Malaga There have been
s hi disturbances here Numerous arrests have been
made among the lCwer classes."
TT latest accounts from Spain report the Malaga
irsurection as having TO pot cal AIM but as simply
intended for smueg Cling purposes 1t was understood
that all the prisoners had been executed. Further
nts expected, the incorporation of the
militia into the regular trmy had led to the desertlon Of
vast plumbers who would be, it was thought, quite
ready for such attempts.
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NY. Wholesale Prices Of CssDuy PFeAsce.
Fos TIE WEEK EsDiSs DEC. B. 4
RepoT.st BY D. CoSovEa CoInmssioo PIoduce DelH

RsrSfT - rs.
Nos. 1875 ls7 and 1919 West Washington Market
APPLES are very dull To- wet weather very much
sa,t NJ ke Pig and uLless vtere change there
Nj D. large apples stored fos Winter
hack for Of v@ber the prices have been hsh that
tie reaers buying few possible Good Western ots
If Grssnins, spii1 s.s.s 1e are lon 70 $50
selling ., 81 sod 81 Per Dbl Newtown Pepns 81 SG
- per Dbl choice and e1'Ia Gresnins' ss TG % 11 per
selling 81 - for GresnnEs 81 5O0 o. hussets " ~ tor
csassIsa AIS si0 SGsla per bb
CHEsTSrTs - IS = bush- HIcEosY Surs % Is bush.
Tie POTATo market is well supplied being estimated that
here present in market 10000 bqsae. Of Pctaoes bat
shipment South which keeps the price
up. Weste1 MERGERS selling At 81 50, Yellow Pnksye1
Peach Blows IS Northern MERGERS "a - 30 Round
Pe6s 81 Enzs Whites at 80 IS Jersey MERGERS az *
80 IS, Jer.y Carter a, IS ggts u.s. kidneys g. C.i
Camden SWEETS $50 s37 y Dol .s,,
hus Bsga TrRXIPs 71QS7ie, and Whit TgrnPs - po
Red OSIo,s 81 81, Yee Onions 81 s1~sI 5I "nl, pc
White. SssLIc IS 50 y loo. bunch ONIONS ~ -
BETS, 81 IS y Dbl; PARssiPs, 81 SqtI 70 E DDs
WAsHEp c,sKoTs - 81 Y bb. MARROW savasn; VT Sg
<.75 hi; CH.EsE PrarxIss oo ~, rn sa
oTsn.s County Pal BUTTE god s' w.s sr ,a
ty e. g Ss . sIs s''. ords: s ss:
ga lie. n; good Western. lsd DC ofdiIAy "esse a.
IJaI7c n; LARD - alI- y Ca.EsE, nal1.e 70 )
State EGGs BY mark $685. = doI "'''e'H 10 ~ marx
TrSx,f. Western lOai2e y D; Jersey da, I2dl5c p ;
Fowls Western Sdl2c y ID DreKs, l<al'c n GEESE,
PasIsrper, Tenle p psiri oy,I, - . Y dor RAs.
s'le ; isS Pesos II ysSsi d01.i 'rsI'o'
Posi- 7a1ie b wal solle q: Mvrros $40, Y n ;
iIss. Tafs. = . csLv,s SAFE w.
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CASS CRUSHED A LITTLE.
Correspondence Of The n. Y. Tribune

Couespondsncs Of The n. Y. Tribune.
WAsHIsGroS, Dec. ?, 1856
One Of the most telling scenes of the discussion of
to-day in the S. nate occurred duriag Judge Trumbui
spetcb IL the c, ar aid searching criticism tn which
be subjected tie assertions Of the Message he au led
In passing Presidents declaration that the Ms
SCUM Compromise was unconstitutional, an asked,
"Does Dot e, cry lawyer know the contrary, that
"the Supreme Court has decided that Congress has
the same Legislative powers Territory thai
" State Les is allure has over its citizens
Gen. CAss (pieuuptiDg-I should like the Senator
TO produce that decision. | have never seen it.
Judge TEtNBULL-Certainy. 1t will afford me
great pleasure TO enlgbten the distinguished Senator
from Michigan Cd this point Page turning to one Of
the s. nate pages bring the frt volume Of PETERS,
Reports from the Library.
As the book WIS brought to him he resumed as fol-
lowe:
Judge TPUxBuLL-I Will nov read from page JiS Of
thtse Reports Of the Decisions Of the Supreme Court Of
the Unit. Sta,es what Chief Jditice Marshall decided
in tie care o, The American Insurance Company RS.
Canter to Wit: that Congress, kgisloting for the
Te4ritories, las the combined poser Of th> Genera!
Gc,e,nm.A t and stare GorerHment. Gould there be
ANYTHING broader aid fuller?
Gen. CAss melted and cornerec THAT only applies
legislate.
Judge TRuMBrLL-No, Sir there is no clubbing
qualification under the Contribution here, as in the
Nebrsska bill. The Court was deciding the consti-
utora power of Congress- end its extent in this very
csse and their deliberate declaration, ute red by Chief
Just &c Marshal of Virginia, was that Congress, in
passing lave for Territory had not only all the power
tlst the General Government possesses IN other egs
lst,n lIt has IN ADDITION as ample authority a
State l.. sislature Las within its bordees. VA the
ienotOr from Michigan deny that the Michigan
Ileisioiure has ful 7orer 10 Seep Slarery out Of
net StUe? iIf ( has then the United States Sd
JIeme Court has decided that Congress have equally
ample power to keep Slavery out of the Territories.
Gen. Cass attempted reply to this pointed and
unansw eiabe Illustration; and the Republican Senators
smiled es they taw the Nicholson letter and the reams
Of paper that Gen. Cass has spelled with his profound
spec hes in the last eight years, all brushed away 81
sirele decision of the Supreme Court, of which, by the
Generals own hasty challenge for its production, he
proved that he had been entirely ignorant
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COMMERCIAL INTELIIGENCr

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET The Brokers CIR.
aus states that the market affected BY advice,
United STATES bat quiet toae PTevled. and
were generally unchanged excepting the lower qualities
which rad undergone decline Of a. y ~ The sales the
week 500 bales iueiudns 1900 speculation
and SO for export TIE quotations tolloys; Fair Or
leans "A Middliug 1915 FAIR Mobiles u; Midtlns Z.
Fair psnds MdGhug o.. The market closing quiet At
these bsures win 10 sell the part OF holders Of
lower qusiies .Ibe stock hand estimated at $1,000
bsles, itcludirg 1880 American. ~ -.
culars rs Btsdsiua, generally dull aud 'shiy lower
wnes had declined 50 bush and FlouT p The following
are u. ouo,aiios OF MetsIs Richardson spence Co Red
Sle4 az white Wheat. zG9 TO- Wester sNAns' Flour
dsS Baltimore and Phlsdrlphis, 81 asa Onio, 30 40
Mixed CONS yellow CON- 81 white Sia'o' '~aaiAn
Fo.r So 60Sei So, q,
IhfIRPoeL Provision MAREEr.-MeSSrs. hlchTi-
Spnce Co quote Beef aud Pork very dull bacon quiet
InrSbsrke bare a7s paid readily BY NEEDY ooyss
LIVERPOOL. PRoDUCE MARKET.-The Brokers Clr-
collar reports fair demand hr Common Rosn At 6dt Il me
eium 76dle aid fine 6GG. NO sales OF CTSde rnfPsh
ire hu' tAt business doing in Spirits AZ 50 80 Ia e
ma al ~ Ashes quiet 052 for Pots and o. eco to
Psaris Qneoitron bSik-No rSDsseons repof Lnseed
OIL quiet small sales Al - So Pale Rape S5 asa nothing
cns "a Seal OF Cod OILS Psnsu sysno0s ter ncyi SALES