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ARKANSAS.

Rqssas Couny-W. II. HALLIBURTON, Arkansas Post.
 Ea-JA's NORRIS and A. J. HAYS, Hamburg; Dr. l.. L
 II MARTIN, Long View.
 II JOIN HAvIs, Lanark; Nm. M. VANVALKENBURG
 | ,auen JOHN NJ. BURNS, Mt Elba.
 L,a-Gen. 4. WHNERY, Spavinaw; Wm. J. HOWARD
 | Bentonyille.
 km5ia-Dr. z. C. Ross, Magnolia; H. H CLEARY, Falcor
 E-s-J. R. THOMPSON and J. H. CRoss, Amity; SAM. NJ T SCOTT, Ark kadelphia.
 gH-Hon B. BUNCH, Kings River; w. w. WATKINS CanOllton.
 k rqy-R. L. CARG1LE, Springfield Ed-CALvIN AsHBRooK, Columbia; A. A. MCGEE | Gaines' Landing. ksrford-GEo. AUSTIN, Van Buren. kr-J. :. JORDAN, Monticello. takliR-Dr. D. c. WRIGHT, Charleston; ROBERT C. NEEDY, Ozark. kfoa-JoHN s. SHAVER, Cross Plains; J. s. RUSSELL Rapps Barrens. ksfa-JoHN NJ. MITCHELL, Gainsville; w. NJ. PEBBLES Greensboro. ' H7sead-RoB'T L. PHILLIPS, Washington. k Sgring-Dr J. G. HALLIBURTON, Rockport; Dr. w. H HAMMOND Hot Springs; F. PHILLIPS, Fair Play; JETH 20 HENDERSON, Wilmington. kri-Hon. JOHN A. BECK, Table Rock; D. w. JEFFREY and E. J. MASON, Mount Olive. k,,eadeacc--REUBEN HARPsHAM, Batesve; Dr. M. H JACKSON, Sulphur Rock. N f-,9n--J. J. HAMMETT, JOHN CARROLL, Pine Bluff. Col JOHN S HoUsroE CIarksville; JOHN T HoRNeR. Eubank's Mills. knette--J. NJ. MONTGOMERY, Lewisvie. Eeence--J. N. HnLHoUsE, Smlthve; H. KING, Jackson; fl MJ. HARDIN, Canton; Wm VAUGHAN, Evening Shade Er'somery-JoHE P. GARRETT, Mt. Ida. Ene--H. M CoUcH, Clarendon; s. w. BOYER, Aber- II deem: Dr. SULLIVAN, Moro. u fSoa-J. R. BERRY, Huntsville. -oR--D. II. WILLIAMS Melville. iita--R B. SMITH, Camden; RoBT ATKINSON, Leek's Store. brrg-Hon L. D. HILL, Peryville. b ,s,4--Hon. LEWIS SUTFIN, Bolivar. aps-C. H. ADAMsoN, Helena \ " B. SPEER, Antoine; E. II. ADAMS, II. II. MERI- i DErH, Wilton. D E-Wm. BUTLER, Big Bend; THo's MILLS, Panther t-R. Il. HOWELL and Col. w. B. YoUNG, Dover; J. Il w. BERNARD and c. E. ToBEY, Norstown. iolh-JoHN Mccoy, PocahontaS ao--Wm. A. CRAWFORD, Benton; Judge w. E. BEA- yERs, Lost Creek. kver-A. W. COLE, Paracfta. kr-R G. GAINES, Park Dr. D. c. WRIGHT. B-rp-Hon. SAM LESLIE, Wiley's Cove. Eoa-W. E. HUNT, Hillsboro'; Il. B. COBB, Meeks; J, ARNOLD, Lisbon. h Brrea-L. R. vESAnLE, Clinton D. B. CAReILE, Quit-
 man. E Tas--H REED, Searcy. Il-W. \. MAY Danve; LEVI ARNOLD and Dr. JOHN SHERMAN, Dardanelle; Jos GAULr, Blutfton.
 ' In addition the above list of agents, Post Masters are friendly to the paper, authorized and requested sc as agents.
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From the Van Buren Intelligencer. Elias N CNnuay

There Is no name or man connected with western politics, who occupies more distin- gushed and enviable position, than him we place at the head of our editorial columns in this weeks issue as the nominee of the demo. cracy, for the highest office within the gift of the State. It has long been contended that republics were ungrateful, and failed to do honor to their great and worthy men. If such be the logical conclusion deducible from the sequents and facts of past history we ask the opponents of democracy how are they to refute the assertion that Elias N Conway is one of the purest men of his age, most distinguisbed patriot and enthusiastic lover of his country? From the time he first entered the drama of political life, his character, his acts, his fame. yea, his honesty and purity, have been inn peached, villified and abused, and yet in the lace of all the vile aspersions of his character we still find him the re-nominee and standard bearer of the democratic party of the State existing from the foundation of it's government and which has never yet had to cloak it's de. signs for success in the miserable grasp after office, under the guise and change of name Though there Is party in the State who have connected and associated his name with the banks and failures, yet we are fully convinced and firmly believe, that Elias N. Conway will yet show to the people of Arkansas, his entire financial ability to reduce under democratic administration the losses ofthe banks. and that the State will be cleared under the same rnle of all her indebtedness
 We, in conclusion, wish him success and cor dMlly endorse the nomination, and it shall re- ceive our support.
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VOID and of NO FORGE, and will each unite witt this commonwealth in requesting their repea at the next session of Congress.
 EDMUND BULLOCK, s. H. R.
 JOHN CAMPBELL, s. s. P. T. Passed the House of Representatives, Nov 10, 1798.
 Attest: THos. ToDD, c. H. R. In Senate. Nov. 13, ,l79S-Unanimously con cured in. Attest: B. THURsToN, c. s. Approved, November 18th, 179S.
 JAMES GARRARD,
 Governor of Kentucky. By the Governor
 HARRY TOULMIN. Sec'y of State.
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Alien and SedtiOn Laws.

AN ACT CONCERNING ALIENS.
 I. Be a enacted, etc., That it shall be law full for the President of the United States, at any time during the continuance of this act, to order all such aliens as he shall judge danger ous to the peace and safety of the United States, or shall have reasonable grounds to sus- pect are concerned in any reasonable or secret machinations against the government thereof to depart out of the territory of the United States, within such time as shall be expressed in such order; which order shall be served on such alien by delivering him copy thereof, or leaving the same at his usual abode, and returned to the office of the Secretary of State by the marshal or other person to whom the same shall be directed. And in case any alien, so ordered to depart. shall be found at large within the United States after the time limited in such order for his departure, and not having obtained license from the President to reside therein, or. having obtained license, shall not have conformed thereto, every such alien shall, on conviction thereof, be imprisoned for a term not exceeding three years, and shall never after be admitted to become citizen of the United States: Provided alaoags, and De a fntser enacted, That if any alien, so ordered to depart, shall prove, to the satisfaction of the President, by evidence to be taken before such person or per sons as the President shall direct, who are for that purpose hereby authorized to administer oaths, that no injury or danger to the United States will arise from suffering such alien to re- side therein, the President may grant license to such alien to remain within the United States for such time as he shall judge proper, and at such place as he shall designate. And the Pre-
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 June 10. G. MCGOWAN Agent Little Rock.
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BIn SALARIEs.-W. Lyon Mackenzie, mem- Der of the Canadian Legislature for the county of fHaldimand, in presenting to the Upper Cana dlans reasons why they should dissolve their Union with those of the Lower Providence. has occasion to speak of the large salaries paid to officials in Canada The Governor, sir E. Head' gets S3l,O l,OOO year, his house rent and servants hire. The ten ministers oct each s6. 900 year, $6 day during the session of Par lament, mileage, and immense patronage" The engineer of the Grand Trunk railroad has S16,OOO year. Sir Cusac Roney, agent for that work, gets the same. Chief Justice Rob- inson has $6,666 per annum, $500 for travel ing expenses. and a pension of S4,444 when he shall see fit to resign. The Registrar of Ha- milton Dundas and Wentworth, Che is minis. ter also,) gets $6,5OO year The Registrar of Toronto and York gets $12,OOOa year. The Governor has secretary to whom the Cana dians pay S3,OO0 annually.
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ms desiring to advertise, the True Democrat cer- esents stronger inducements than any other paper in
 Ii has by far the largest subscription st-is very r read in every county. With list of nearly tonr regular subscribers, it is read by not less than eight ,,oasgnd persons every week. The True Democrat, ;rs presents the public the best medium for adver. v. .ha mnst munerative.
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S25 REWARD.

ON the 4th day of April, lS5s the subscribe, " mailed at Lehi post office, Jefferson county Ark, the following described bills: A $50 bill. No -A-dated Oct. l, 1858; also si00 bill. No 2s--A-dated December 9th, 1854, both on the Banl 9I New Orleans One of the letters was directed t( M MISS Deiha Ann Savage, and the other to Mr. Johr Ievls, Shclbyville, Ky. The above reward will b, pald for any information that will enable me to de '0cI tue tnlel. J. SAVAGE.
 June IT, 3t Iehi. Jefferson Co Ar
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facilities for doing all descriptions of Job Work can.
 by any printing establishment in the country have procured, cost of sixteen hundred dol me of Isaac Adams mammoth printing machines, which @ us to do book and pamphlet work in superior style st very low prices.
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esza NEW Publications among which may be
 ByT1yIs found Lights and Shadows of English AsATy Life, Rose Clarke, Edith the Quaker's Daugh- @2Xy ter, Rogers Table Talk, Liberty and Slave A1z-4@ ", Rachael Gray. the Three Marriages ol Life at w atering Place, Forest Tragedy and other tales Washington and the Generals the Revolution Napoleon and the Marshals of the Empire, The New Purchase, etc. Also a good assortment of School Books Paper Hangings, Fire Screens, Window Cur tains, Ledgers Day Books, Letter Paper, Fools Cap etc., etc. too tedious to mention. Call and examine for yourselves. at D. BENDERS.
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The two preceding and the two following numbers those drawing the first 70 Prizes are entitled to tho approximation Prizes. in the usual manner .g3@ Remember that every Prize is drawn, and payable in full without deduction.
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 All communications strictly confidential. The tnvn numbers will be forwarded to purchasers i'm l-eiiately after the drawing.
 Whole Tickets, so; Halves,S2 90; Guar. ierS. s1 9.
 Prize Tickets cashed or renewed in other tickets al tder otice Orders for Tickets can be addressed either to s. SWAN dJ CO.,, Atlanta. Ga.
 or s. SWAN, Montgomery, Ala
 JOHN L. LOGAN, Camden, Ouachita county Arkansas, General Agent.
 June 10 c. MCGOWAN. Agent. Little Rock.
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N O T EC F (.

e3 XNTAS committed to the Jail of Drew county n w on the 28th day of May, S56, a negro -A&-man who calls himself Phillip or Fiji Fieit ot copper color, about 30 85 years of age about feet high stout built weighs about lo0 91 lbs.. with bushy head, two of his front under teeth rather de- cayed, he says that he belongs to George Snodgr ss near St. Joseph, La, and that he runaway last fall The owner is hereby requested to prove property pay charges. and take him away, said negro will be dealt with as the law directs
 JAMES s. JORDAN. Sheriff and
 June r, 1856. 6m ,Taiior of Drew county, Ark.
 Cost of adv. S26 or Sl per week.
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And, also, in each of the respective counties the following county officers, to wit one County and Probate Judge, one Clerk of the Circuit Court, one Sheriff, one Coroner, Treasurer, one Surveyor one Internal Improvement Commissioner, and for each Township in the several counties. Constable and such number of Justices of the Peace as are uu thorized by the constitution and laws of this State also. one Common School Commissioner for each county, except the counties of Pulaski Izard. Fulton Marion, Searcy, Bradley and Van Buren, which counties exempted from the operation of the ge- nerul CnqDun1 SckOol }QlC.
 The Sheritts of the respective counties are hereby required to said election to be held according to law.
 In testimony whereof, have kereunto my
 hand, and caused the seal of said State to be l.. s. affixed. At Little Rock on the 10th day of
 .June A. D. 1858.
 ELIAS N. CONWAY. By the Governor:
 DAVID B. GREER, Secretary of State. NoTE-The laaC Pfescibes the naode ot cotiag C bt 5y6a2lot.
 June 10. 1856. St
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AN OFFER.-Col. Samuel Bugg, of Tennes- see, recently went to Cincinnati, accompanied by several servants to attend himself and family. lie offered the aboltionists not only every op- portunity to seduce them from his service, but premium of 1000, dollars to be handed over to any orphan asylum in the event of their success. .cf e.
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BACON! BACON!
ROOKS! ROOES!!

fza VEN IilOCSAND pounds of bacon ISss I Hams, Sides and Shoulders, very su- h..A==peror article, in store and for sale by
 May 27, 1856. s. H. TUCKER.
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Extracts
Extracts From tue Address to tue People aohich accompa.
DRAWN UP BY JAMES MADISON.

From tue Address to the People which accompa-
 med tue toregoing resolutions of Nryinia.
 FELLOW CITIzENs-Unwilling to shrink from our representative responsibility, consci- ous of the purity of our motives, but acknowl- edging your right to supervise our conduct, we invite your serious attention to the emergency which dictated the subjoined resolutions.- Whilst we disdain to alarm you by ill-founded ieaousies, we recommend an investigation guided by coolness of wisdom, and decision bottomed on firmness, but tempered with mo- iteration.
 It would be per6dious in those entrusted with the GUARDIANSHIP OF THE STATE sovE- RE1GNTY and acting under the solemn obliga- tion of the following oath: "I do swear that I will support the constitution of the United States," not to warn you of encroachments, which, though clothed with the pretexts of necessity, or disguised by arguments of expe- diency, may yet establish precedents which may ultimately devote a generous and unsus- picious people to all the consequences of usurp- ed power.
 Encroachments springing from government whose organization CANNOT BE MAINTAINED WITHOUT THE COOPERATION OF THE STATES furnish the strongest indictments upon the State Legislatures to watchfuness, and im- pose upon them the strongest obligation TIC PRESERVE UNIMPAIRED THE LINE OF PARTI- TIoN.
 The acquiescence cf tue States under infrac- tons of the federal compact, would either beget a speedy consolidation, by Eprecpitating the State governments into impotency and con- tempt, or prepare the way for revolution, by a repetition of these infractions, until the peo- pie are aroused to appear in the majesty of their strength. It is to avoid these caamities, that we exhibit to the people the momentous questions, whether the constitution of the United States shall yield to a construction which defies every restraint and overwhelmns the best hopes of republicanism.
 Exhortations to disregard domestic usurpa- tons until foreign danger shall have passed, IS an arti6ce which may be forever used; because the possessors of power, who are the advocates for it's extension, can ever create national en- barrassments, to be successively employed to soothe people into sleep, whilst that power is
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ENTERTAINMENT
COFFEE.

1S>rl R ECEIvED per steamer Greenwood, 20 E4AAA IL O bags prime Rio Coffee. and for sale low VI cash by HUTT & POPE.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-10-11
REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.

The Republicans Of the several Town
sbips Of this County are requested to repre-
sent themselves in mass or by large delega'
lions Of their numbers, Mt
Charles ton, on Saturday, 18th inst
20 select Candidates to represent the County
~ Lee in the Convention to amend the Con
sttution.
Re order Of the Central Committee.
J. B. HOWELL, Chm'n.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-10-11

OrricIAL lxrELLr0EHcE.--N ID iastsusto0 =
10 remark, the activity with which olkee
holders under Ms Pro-S Slavery 1ynsssy -
gage in the hasinsss Of snlighteainG they
pie upon their political duties aad respsssa-
biities, Of ssmaking the worse appear ~
better reason" and Of engineering the cause
of Slavery extension through the CANVASS
Some eminent divine, in illustrating the
power Of money, said that dime placed
before mans eye shut out oil sight Of
heaven. SO with Buchaneer ohice-holders
the commissions by which they hold their
places screen from their sight the enormities
Of the Slavery Propagandists, under cover
Of which they fight the battles Of those who
put fodder in their racks, with ms little COM
junction Of conscience as though their IN.
derstandings were convinced and their
hearts enlisted. They literally 'sgo it blind =
but they will discover their mistake vhss
they learn that new hands dispense political
fayors, and that purer administration has
no need Of the services Of the pimps and
stool-pigeons Of the Slavery Propaxand-
lists,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-10-11

Republican meetings will be held IN TINS
county as follows; .
AT West Point, on Friday 18th, At =
O'Clock p. m. Addresses by Col. s. X. Cur
tir. NJ. G. elect, and C. e. Moss.
At Franklin on Friday 18th, Mt ! O'Clock
.. IN. Addresses by Col. Curtis, and Z. T.
Moss.
At Primrose, on Saturday 18th, nt
O'Clock p. IN. Addresses by Col. Gurus
and G. T. Moss.
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InPoRrANrg or SrAra ELEcTloSs.--The
Washington correspondent Of the N. O. Del
ia, the Administration organ Of that region,
says thas it is conceded By the Buchaneers 1t
the National capital that the state elections
Of Pennsylvania and Indiana will substan-
tislly settle Mr.. BuchanAn's prospects. Mr..
Buchanan himself 30 regards it, and in late
letter, dwelling upon the probability Of
Pennsylvania supporting his cause, he says,
ssmy chances in Pennsylvania are very slim"
But every possible effort will be made to save
his own state to him, and the most desperate
expcdients viii. be resorted to. 1t il sub
stAntially the battle ground Of the campaign,
and the state election u the substantial strug-
gle. And in 50 desperate and important an
emergency, it will be nothing strange II the
ruiIsn party should display its rufkanism
even in the stail and sober Keystone
State. Upon that point, and tho propositions
for ! frantic and death-like struggle, the
New York Tribune Of the 9th says:
aPrcparations for enormous frauds have
been made In view Of tho approaching cleo
ton in Pennsylvanis- This " intimated the
other day, and now have positive data upon
the subject. 10 Phiiadelphis It appears that
between ten and 6fsssn thousaud Asnes havs
been nddedto the extra a1eo0s0ont lists mainly
by the Border kllkAn Democracy. Thsse arr
1900 in Millward's District aloac. These
facts, together with the significant circum.
stance that the Commissioners have deter
mined not 70 publish the names and rosiden-
ces ~ u usually done, assigning the prscon-
eertsd reason that no appropriation had been
made for such publication By the DEN ocrAtic
Council, have excited much feeling, show.
ing ~ they do manifest dssign 10 carry the
election BY frAad. The colonization process
has been managed psincipally BY recruits
! from New Jersey. We arc inforaed that II
the attempt i made 70 Garry Il out on any
such Wholesale scale - y threatened, coliis-
ions At the polls canaos b pssvsatsd. The
people Of Psnasylssnia ut0 1st subnit with
pAtience to California ballot stalkng, or be
barefacedly cheated out Of their rights"
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Republican Meeting.

Col. S. X. Curtis, member OF Congress
elect, and G. Z. Moss, Esq viii address she
people at Randall's school house, on Thurs
day evening, October 10th, ut ! O'Clock, on
the issues involved in the present Pres'den-
tiul canvass.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-10-11

Observation-Disclosures ius.
Gias Nu,aamlsns sea Dsats&sn Su'ssra Dms
an lRattr&. BEN Is. Ctehsr, Ntsnss Z ueg'
IAN apsds sr Hi!euns sints ssuti&sa rssal''sa'
nisaes 0Iuks, IN ttr 1urau .pAat, 9ds rsa
Iiuea. uxs r. S.raSs, assthatsn rtresa.
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rM IrIcuTnN ESQ

WIN. LEIGHTON, Ese.
and others, will address the citizens oil hec-
kuk this evening,
SATURDAY, llrH,
Corner Of Fourth and Main Streets
Come early-come al--for an interesting
meeting may be expected.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-10-11

GxRxAs REPUBLICAN CLUn.--A meeting OF
citizens Of German birth will be held at the
hall Of tho Tarnverein, corner OF Timea and
Twelfth streets, on Wednesday evening,
Oct. 18th, for the purpose Of forming Ger
man Republican club. Citizens OF Ameri-
can = we'll as of German birth reinyited to
be present.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-10-11

LOST.
CARPET BAG WAS lost on Wednesday even
n ing last, probably between the packet landing
and the ST. Charles iIut,i. Tho sDntents were Of
no particular value TO any one but the owner.
win pay liberal reward for its return, at the ST
Charles Hotel. u. RUSSELL.
kcokuk, Oct. llth, 1873. dim
BlinlArA Tables, &C.
vTNHE Subscribr b.gs leave 70 inform the inhab-
opened warerooin nj Us Randolph street, Chicago,
ILL.,, for the sac VI tho newly invented
Cashi0n BtlliarA Table,,
Which have been pronounced by ell billiard play
ers systematically correct and of superior elastic
ity. Those who intend to purchase, will mud Il TO
their advantage 10 examine his stock, consisting Of
Slate and Wood Beds
Orders for Tables, Balls, Cues. Cloths, Cue Tips,
or any article in the trade. will b. promptly st
tended to.
Address VIM II. GRIFFITH,
" Randolph street, Chicago.
Late Of the firm Of Gritkth Decker, New York.
oct. 18th, dim
U NI1HTS. AND rHkik DAYS, By DR.. Dorsn.
N AnsAes "Livss Of the Qssns Of England Of
oct. nth, 4 CAvKi BAILEY.
/ dinah and Meocah BY Kchaadf. Burton, Lieut..
bombay Army. For Sale By
oct. llth.a CAVE 4 BAILEY.
u ETRlBUlION; n tale Of Passion; BY Mira. Il. ID.
IN X. N. Souihwn,h. For Sale by
oct. llsh, Il CAVE = BAILEY.
HHRBERr, or ihe pride ofthe Moss. A tale Of
l. l. the Crimca For SAleb by
oct. nth, CAVE BAILEY.
% EYNOLDS j. al exciting Romance, WAGNER,
III the Weir Wolf, For Sale by
oct. 18th, d CAVE : BAILEY.