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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-06-26

BY lje2adsl CAvEA SON.
DxAp.-Tbe Ohio State journal has been
discontinued. 1t was the leading Black Re-
publican organ in that State. Its editor, Mr..
Follott, was leading candidate Of the Free
Sellers for Printer to the House, at the Open
ing OF the present session Of Congress-
(Keokuk Times.
Not exactly dead, Mr.. Times, bat changed
hands, and now supports Millsrd Fillmore
for the Presidency. The Journal will live
papers We could name, and do quite % much
service to tho country.-[ Bloomfield Flag.
Neither dead, chAnged hands, nor support
Ing Mr.. Fillmore, but doing gallant service for
Fremont and Freedom. The changes in the
Buckeye State are not from but to Repub-
icanisn. And the State Journal 10 one Of
she last Of oil to 'sgin oat' or shack down."
C1The Buffalo Commercial Advertiser
says that the reports Of an enthusiastic Ba-
ohansn ratification meeting in that city are
oil ganmon that there Was no enthusiasm
ct 81, that the meeting WAS opposed to the
n,minations, that > decided majority were
VFPSsSS ~ WY YsVPoSastou ouV3sIss0ue OssU
division had been called for, the resolu-
Sons would have been voted down BY IN
overwhelming majority.
BucaAxAS ON KAxsAs.-Judge Lecompte,
as Fort Leavenworth, on the 18th, whore the
soundness Of Buchanan on the Kansas mat.
Yer was questioned, pablicly said
81 have letters from Buchauan's friends,
in which they state he 10 all right on the
ooosE and viii pursue the same policy that
Pierce has, but that it must be kept still, in
order to carry Pennsylyanis and n. Y.-hs
will fool old Reeder into supporting him.
Old Buck il right boys, you need have no
fear Of him"
Who doubts but that the Administration
OF Buchanan, il elected, would, under the
sutton OF the slave-driving leaders Of the
party, and with his own cordial consent, be
mere prolongasion Of the present odious
and disastrous policy Of the Pierce dynasty
Who Is satis6ed with the ons, let hin labor
for the other. No body else should, or hos-
sstly can.
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SIGN OF rHE noRrIsE LOCK, l59 UNION BLOCK,
Mai1 Street, Keokuk, IoUo,
WAOlOsale ana nseoil Dealers.
A RE receiving large and general assortment Of
"A HARDWARE + HOUSEKEEPING WARES.
to which the attention Of dealers end customer. Il
respectfully invited.
Keokuk, May 81, '56--dAw.
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Notice.

A LII persons ind sbt~d the late Grm Of Baldwin,
"A Evans 4 Co., Ars hersby notified that payment
. OF same il expected o, before the 6rst Of July
n T. 70 the undsrsgnsd.
Juae -, 1s56-diw BALDWIN EVANS
HA0RET HOUSE,
IORNER If Third and Js6sr Sts. Burliusso
~ lows. DEuINd 1 CO., propristors.
June 2l--d6f
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neFrAngss Patent
RSu N = - - a n - r r = n =

FIR - = OOE SAT- EO,
CsEcURED with Halls Patent Powder Proof Lcck,
- which received the Prize Medals 1t the Worlds
Fair, London. 1851, Crystal Palace, New York, In
1851; wsryaassd free from DampMsss
CLDHH0RN 4 HARRISON, Agents. corner Main
and 4sh Sta, for RoaRRfs DAVIS. 81 Louix, No.,
who sole propEissors and manufacturers Toy tie
States Of Missouri and Iowa. (jsl061m
BOAR DING
4 FEW Rentesl dsy hoarleSs can be accommodated
- application b. made soon TO the undofeiGne1.
81 the Pavilion. Concert street, betwsc1 q - =.
June l3d1w D. =. 1kAQ1M
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WT1CR. =

subscribers would inform the citissns Of Keo-
themselves - the Daguerrean Rovms iately oecspisd
" Baell and are now engaged in reA stine then,
and Will ,: prepared Ia fsw days e furnish In
proved Anbrsyrss and Dagasrreosypss rHRss
11Ass ~ LAAe. - wssc ever before taken II this
eify. Also, Photographs from miniaturs 70 ara
slzs Dagaerrcoty pee inserted In ocksts, pins and
xines. Also, AmLrotypss on isinglas asserted in
locksts, &C. All pictures take BY warranted du-
rsbis, except those taken on isinglass.
junslsd J.C.6UE BRO
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on n CT En- CWACKE00y
NOTICE TO X. GALLOWAY,6 WHOLESALE
CUSTOMERS:
TIyHAT IN consequence Of his being about TO build
i and enlarge his Machine Craeker and Bresd
bakery ss wii not b able aftsr two weeks, TO A.
tend i, any orders for At least y mOnths.
lie roo uests those In want TO give him speedy NO
tiee r. GALLOWAY,
jsl2tf johnson st., between I'd and 9TH.
Y m RI BR RENHMBRRED that Ios Cream L
IL selling fast ~ crsisl to, 4 Oh nsrs, JohAsn1
etfest.
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New Stock.
COMSTOCk Il BROS.
STOVES
TinnerSs Stock.

5000 los. oval onu TcuLu Snbpsi bos~AAs A~~a
10 inches.
5000 bdss Sheet Iron from Ne. Ia TO ~.
1000 packages Plymouth klSet, iron And nn'as
from %. to ~ lbs.
500 boxes Tin plate.
500 bur lies Iron wire from No. o to Nc. Is.
100 grss Tea kettle breasts and coysrsfren - -
liz inches.
SO gross Pressed tin bottoms from 3 toS inch.
SO d. do scoiioped and plain dinner Plates
50 do Stove orname Its assorted.
20 do Oval Tea pot Breast and Covers.
i65 do Assorted tin'd ears.
so do Iron tss kettle ears.
$50 do do do do burs.
100 do Pressed tin pot covers.
600 do Of No. l, J, and peuter knohs
100 feet Brass Wire Cloth
Bent Sponts, assorted sizes
Perforated tin IN sheets
Copper Risets and Bun
Bucket Handles;
Maiists expressly for tuners uss
Stove Biacking in papers or by the ksg.
rOMsI(N,k A IkOIupR~
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INK
4 r-LI. assortmen, constantly on n..a a. the sign
"A Of the BIG ANVIL.
mehi7dAw
BUILDERS hardware, locks, latcbee, bits, loose
- and fast butis, screws, Dc. A full assortment
andiatest styles 1T CADY, JONES PECK'S.
jansd
DELTfSG-Kambei'soak tanned, patent sire he'd
- Leather Betting, warranted not to strctch and
to sui, the purchaser. Boston Gam Betting, Gum
and Hemp Packing. A large assortment Tor sale
low by CADY, JONES i PECK.
juns3d
RRA>s Cocks, oil cups. iron and lead pipe, every
- thing pertaining to = saw mill -.eam engire
Tor sale low at the sign Of the
junesd BIG ANVIL
DLANES-ureenfeid Tool Co. 3. . fresh stock Of
these superior Tools just received IT the sign Of
the tjune3d BIG ANVIL
nooR and gate springs. Gray Brothers patent,
II tae hest spring ever invented for salehy
june3d cADY. JONES PECK.
THAlS-Ox, coil, binding. trace. halter, dog.
~ and aek chains, At the sign Of the
1une3d BIG ANVIL.
NICES-solid box, ard Parker's bench, iron and
wood bench screws, gearing. q horse nails, 1T
inne3d CADN JONES L PEcK'S.
DUMPS, water rams, galvanized we'll chain and
fixtures, for sale low nj the sign If the
1nne5d BIG ANVIL.
SHOVELS, Ames ko~iand's; picks. maitocks,
~ log chain, and goods suitable for contractors, at
juReSd GADY, JONES PECK'S.
"HEgL-BARRoWs, Gro bars, churn drills,
stone hammers, for sale at the sign Of the
lunesd BIG ANVIL.
GiTHEs. sna,hs, cradles, and harvesting tool. in
~ great variety, 1t = small advance by
jane3d W. CADY, JONES PECK.
Hay Straw aud manure forks for sale low al the
= sign Of the Lje3d] BIG ANVIL.
/ ASHTON to extensive stock Of building
i house keeping machinsts' and cabinet makerr'
hardware, carpenters and blAcksmiths' tools, We
ns'e Just added q complete stock Of Carriage and
wagon Hardware, consisting ia part foliows:
Hubs, felioes, shafts, spokes, bows,
Made from best Eastern timber, and well seasoned:
Enameled and Dash Leather
Carriage oil cloth.
Plain and figured back muslin, drilling 4 duck;
Carriage lace, tufts, &C.. apron hooks and rings;
livery knobs, seat sticks, whip sockets,
Back lights, shaft tips; Silver plated and
Bras baads-Boston, Philadelphia and
kraeseor patterns. Top pr3ps,
Name plates. lining nails; case hardened
Axles-long and short arm, patent hAl{-patent;
Railway 6pfings-plain aud French ears;
Carriage bolts and axle clips.
june3d CADY JONES PECK.
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a Can -,

vNHEsubseriber having disposed Of his Daguerrean
u dall:ry, to- g. 0rE BRo., formerly Of New
York City tender his thanks 10 the citscns Of
keck TUX and VIC atty for the liberal patronage b..
slowed him during the last three years. ard woud
recommend all Who wish True Pictures, 70 eall q
the old stand, No. 6s Main street.
June sd L " BUELL.
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nj u 81 CAL!

v,uh pu..c respectfully invited ~ ell u the
| NEW Music ROOM Of the subscriber. and sx-
anime the most splendid tock Of
PIANOS, AELODE0N6,
GUITARS, FLUTES, vIOL1Ns.
STRINGS. SHEET MUSIC, INSTRUCTION BOOKS
Sc, ever offered in lows.
| All instruments sold warranted NJ Eastsrn
| prices.
Rooms in Ogden. new Building, No. 81. Main 1t.
near second. o. c. ISBELL,
novl1dw Teacher Of Music.
New sheet MusBc.
lust received At o. c. IsbelIs Music Rooms, fine
= assortment Of the latest and most popular pub
lications spr25-dff
1. q. .. z.
X EOKCk Lodge No. IS, I. .. O. F., -.
xAueets every Monday night st
! o'clock, 1T Odd Fellows Hall, corner T.
Fourth and Main streets.
Puchechetuck Lodge, Ne. ~. T. O. O. r, meets ev-
sry Friday night nj o'clock, al Old Fellows Hall.
Puchechetuck Encampment, No. :, meets on the
Gnt and third Thursdays Of every month, at 8
o'clock r. n, IT Odd Fellows Hall.
All brethren in good standing invited to attend.
ny9dly
Z. q. 81 q. r.
RANNEK todse No y, l. Q. Of 9. T., meets
- every IridN Evening. NJ Tempsrasss
Hall, on Main str.s., At ~ o'clock. All
members Of the order in coed standing, are
invited to attend.
my2O-dly
InyE q two boz. to learn the aaddle ssd harness
~ business. The appliceats mnst esas Veil
rsoommsnded. J. q. HERNARD co.
june17dkw
rUST rsesivsd and for sale lot II Erst rate 1ppes
- leather,by J. o. BERNARD 1 CO.
janel7dkw
Two THOUSAND bushels plasterer's hair Tor
ian.l 1sarp TOT '''A ,. o. BERNARD AGO.
A SUPERIOR lotof skirting just received direct
IA from Pittsburgh and for sale by
junslsd4v 10. BERNARD 4co.
A Fresh lot Of harness leather, Just received
"A from Pittsburgh, and for sale by
junel7d&w J. o. BERNARD 4 co.
Lest ~ 01olen.
V1NHREE promissory notes. the property Of Mayer,
l Mandsl Co., OF the city Of New York The
| notes are Is follows, Wis:
drawn BY Huston, Hawkins Huston for 43ol.
ur1~u W ?. ilelMstreet tor $isy so.
drawn BY James Reynolds for $77O.
On tho last L indorssd : credit The shove notes
were dsted at Keokuk, May IA, 1856, PAYABLE six
months after date 70 tho order Of the drswcs and by
them respectively endorsed.
The notes were oontAinsd In letter mailed hv Mr.
Harris ct keokuk, and addressed to MAYER Naedel =
Co., N. and the letter and contents are supuossd H.
have been taken from the mail in recent mail rob
berry on the routs between this place and New York
chase the aforesaid notes presented By any bat the
MAYER, MANDEL CO.,
Per J. RsrxoLps.
ksokuk, Iowa, june Is, ls56-dlm
/ q SMALL sum Of msney found. Any one ealling
ana giving satisfactory evidence u vwnsrship,
AND paying Tor this notice will - entitled 10 t6e
amount In question.
/ jnns3Od0t u HOTJ.YNasvnRTH
Il
lTHE undenigned Aas rsnoyed his WhnIesa,,
/ Boot and Shoe business 70 No. So, North MAR
street. hstwsen and ID, two duoss vest 81 r. 6ee-
4 ton ! bsas. n. Il NH nponN
Ksoksk. Juss ", ~ .dsn
; Tor sale ~ Il
! sssaaA AsaAyIc. onrT11xDnn ) %.
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New Firm.
wv. M. FOSTER & CO.,
At THE OLD STAND or \. Il. CHAMBERLAIN,
Kiibourns'S Nep Block, Main st., Keokuk,
JoBBERs AND DEALERS
DRY GOODS,
PAPER HANGINGs.
WINDOW SHADES,
CURTAIN GOODS,
GILT coRNIcEs 4 BANDS,
CURTAIN TRIMMINGS, &C..
Hsa.~ Furasshtng sssAs 0ss~rAisy.
". n. EO1TR0 Ne.
II. n. Chamberlain would respectfully Form his
Q Id Friends aud Customers that he II still to be
found nj the old stand, ready serve then here
tofore, to the best Of his ability.
keokuk, June 7. 'ss--ldw
XXYHITE and Fancy Ianen Drills--very choice
w patterns, at FOSTER 1 Cos,
". \. Chambsrlain = Old stand,
.Iune7d kiibourne's Block, Mainsi.
DARRGE aud Muslin koi,e.. very handsoro and
ID cheap q. ". NJ. FOSTER Co.,,
June.d kubourne's Bock.
I CASE Paraseis jus. reserved by express, a"a will
i b. sold cheap by W. N. FOSTER 6 Co.,
Jnnc7d kilbourne's Block.
TOuNTEKPASES and Toilet Quiits-snms very
~ rich patterns, at very lew prices, by
June7d w N. FOSTER 4 co.
nOTTED Swiss Muslin, Oh cks and stripes for
~ Ladies Basaues. just received BY expr~s at.
W. Nj. FOSTER 4 cos
NJ. n. Chamberiain's Old Stand
JuneTd kiibourn e's Block. Main 1t.
EsDYS0u
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NE have Tor sale four Ut schooey's Patent Self
w V<ntiia ing Il friSerators. which are sups-
rior to Any nnw in ase Honsekcepsrs wishing 10
purchase ere requested to call and examine bsfore
pur hasiug elsewhere. ElsOWN 1 TAYLOR.
Jun.14Izw Ayrc
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II. u. Eunbich's,

Northwest corner Of johnson and Third s,reets,
vxTILk be found one Of the Gnest stocks Of Staple
w and Fancy Dry Hoods % be found in this city
II comprises all the necessary and desirable goods
for Ladies' Gentlemen's md Children's wear. Their
stock Of fancy silks, bAxegss, de laine challices,
tsssss, lawns brilIants, robes, cloths cassimeres,
vestings, Ac., il full aud complete. Families will
6nd embssoed in this stock:
Linen and cotton pillow casing,
Linen and cotton sheet0g.
Lace and Swiss prapcry alma.
Fig. and plain A oil prints,
Lancaster and Allandsle qnlts,
Eed ticking, furniture prints,
Stair linen, orash, hucksbuck,
And cotton towelinE,
Together with almost every article usually kept
in exclusive dry good stores.
Determined to sell goods for eiose profss, re-
spectfully solicit share OF public patronage.
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vsI1lvh 1uGDkkD AND FIFTH aaaa1 49,
$3.50 AsaAyIc. carrr1xD1n ) %.
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Fer Sale or Garter.
fTNHE steamer MARY c." - she
i lies at the St. Louis wharf, in
complete running order, having bsen
thoroughly ovsrhauled and re-6tted0
this spring. For particulars apply 70 Of addrsss
MUDDA HUGHES,
june l7d0 st. Louis.
New Socks Jass RecsA % 0Dg1oa,s.
DLU-RI-DC6-TAli; Ahhis Mott and other Knots;
! Sist's National system OF Political ECONOMY;
knpubiican IAudmarks;
IeaHyseffss Maud
Longfcilow . Hiawatha;
Wo.feden;
Edith Hale;
War in Kansas
salad Tor the Social. CITY BOOKSTORE,
june2ld No 81 Main al
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SUNDRIES.

SlGAk Kettles from & TO 40 gallons; Ovsps ard
- Lids odd Lid@; Skllets and lids, asscrted Csst
Iron Tea Kettles Japaned Trunks; Pudding and
Rice Moulds SeoIloped and plain Cake Pans; Tea
Canisters, square and round, assorted Lard Lamps .
Tinware and Stove Pipe. House, sheet iron and cop.
per work denc Promptly, In the very best manner
COMSTOGk h bhOAhERS
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Always Trading.
HAVE bought out the Dry Goods store Of james
in the same place.
Rene ,nber,he place. One door east # II. D. Wood
ward 4 Co., Main Street. u. "A. WILLIAMS.
decl9dAw
DLAID LONG SHAWLs Just received pc
L American Express" 100 Of new and elegant
styles, which with previous stock makes our A.
scrtment more full aud complete than at any Tim.
dsc no. ~ DuRKEE 4 co.
NTEW EMDROIDERIE S-Very fne and medium
IN French worked collars, sctts Linen and Jacone
collars and cuffs, hne Linen Cambria handkcrchiefs
in short One stock Of goods in tho sbere line us
receive ed at IS Main Street,
dec 10 DlRkEE co.
LSLOoR OIL CLOTHS - Another lot II feet il
L width, new and splendid patterns Just receives
at SIS Main Street, DURkEE &C0.
decl0d
- ILKS sfLKs!!--Ne have received very re
- Gently by express several Large Lots 81 DsH
Silks, which Offering at unprecedented low
prices. Also another LOT of splendid ..Moire An
iiques" in dress patterns. No. 81 Main Street.
declOd DURKEE a co.
CEAMLEsS BAGS-S,ark Mills 500 JUS, receiv
- ed al SIS Main Street nVKkEE 4 CO.
declOd
b. BANiLi. II. FRENCH. A.. J. GALAru,
MAMlLL CO.
sDEALERS in Groceries and Produce, and Forward
II irS and Commission Mexchants, So Main street
between Sd and Sd, keokuk, Iowa.
WoudcAll the attention OF the citiIens Of thiscitv
and Country Merchants to their large and we'll Sc
lected stock ~ Groceries. They have If the lar
gest stocks offered in this place. cf AL such
tcl~s - are usually kept in Grocery establishments
and will sell on the most reasonable terms. They
fcsl confident from their lonr experience and = Do
terninaIon give strict pers,nAl attention TO bus
ness that they viii merit liberal share Of custom
nov2Sdw
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n ~

vknE undsntGned haa rsnovsd his Whnlesslt
: Boot and Shos bnainsss % No. So, North Main
street hstwsen = and ~, two dDoss vest 81 u Sea
ton Hs1s. TIis - ponN
Ksoksk, Juas ", ~ DIN
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Chicago New Wholesale
CIGAR, TOBACCO 4 SNUFF WAREHOUSE,
Nc ~ Randolph Street. CHICAGO. ILLS.
yXTE are new receiving large and choice stock Of
w HAVANA AND DOMESTIC CIGARS,
Fine.cut, Smoking. 4 Plug Tobacco
Esving direct communication with parties IN
NORTH CAROLINA and VIRGINIA, the source Of
production and manufacture Of PLuG ToBAcco, en-
sbles "a To offer some very choice brands Of these
celebrated Tnbaccos II very low price.
Country dealers and dealers generally are invited
toexamine our stock y. f.JunDAN q w.
n Randolph st., Opposite Young America, Chicago
lime III ,56dly
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u. \. Chamberlain would resp>otfully Form his
Q ID Friends aud Customers that he II St!l TO be
found nj the old stand, ready serve then here
tofore, to the best Of his ability
keokuk, June 7, '3s~-ddw
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a IN ALL sum Of msney found Any one eallii
and giving satisfactory evidence u OwnsTshi
AND paying Tor this notice will - entitled 10 h
amount In question.
jane30dSt !. HoIITNasv0RTH
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INL.OUR! Flaur!--Customcra rely upan getting
L Quincy, Bentonsport, and Birmingham Flour
regularly. at IS, Main street.
nov2Sd HAMIIL Co.
GOLDEN sYkUP-In kegs and half bills. Bsl-
" cher's Sugar liouse Syrup, in kegs and hall
bbls. Kaisins in boxes, half boxes and quarters,
nov2Sd HAMILL d GO.
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EDWA0D u. rex.
civil Engl0eoY anA 0uevov ~r.
OFFICE In Kiih,urne's Block, Main strset, near
~ Second. Lots laid oat in Reds, Kilboesne,s,
and Mason's Additions, aud any Other business 8
his line performed With psomptnsss and accuracy.
Kcokuk. june 10, '56-d6m
Co9Pos1sloa - the Life % TRaAo.
1NIN ROOFING, and Ill kinds Of jobbng work
! done o. the most reasonable terms By the under
signed. And oil work done warranted TO b. equal
70 any other shop in this city OF State
n B-Shop on the corner OF Main and Ninth
Streets. fkHDERlCK ZU00
Ksokuk, June 13d6m
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-09-06

U. UH lfi .H Discs. ffnsiaf ff.n fiait.i :
a caHts', shi Eel si I.risr = ~ rnrat'.
hn.r.Fui.n, hss aaasan.ei ti iairutu o. ,in.
s.a th.i sria o. iia.ian.n cad nisltisflis.
sr'i,u rnii AL France. n Miyisni, hih di,.
unfi'slsl "a iins Wig. hats Gene oui Ia ..roar
letters tr nushanau All nrseliniiirs
nuuly Jehnsan. n Maryland. Attorney Gsnsr.l
unisT 0sn, TsylF, ani kunsgiy a y. : ssniior, has
declared ~ The psmoeFafs noIainees,
John N. Cisyian, the distinguished wing senator
fiom Delaware, and sssv,aTy of State unisr I'm
mos, iesaFos that 10 nj n, under no circumstance,
support either TrsIaant Or Fillmore,
reNy Walker, Of Nahsua, an eloquent leader Of
The ssa'h A'sricsns IA tle Pressn, Congress. and
'aems'' q The olE,eniioR that nominated Fillmore
& frCsilsut, has abNionsl Biz party and supports
Beck arl nEe.t,
I AmsJor,iy Il the ,ld Wing leaders in Tsnnessss
are supporting ihe Democratic ticket HK-Goyernog
ygns, q sha, STATE, viii take this stump for the nom
luses,
Nest o. the leading eta lire wings % this State are
With as hear. anl soul In the canvass, Among them
We nsy mention oehil,see, Tar,eT, Ashs. and, We
,h'pk, Thnoskn0r,0n,
The South Amerlsaps In Congress, since the elee,
Jus az the South, declare that Fillmore has Roehnss
in the r,s AMI Wil 60 for the Democratic nominees
The whole National Democracy evsrywhere--North
South, Es, and Wes,-aro enthusiastically united ~
the ticket, Wills, the leading AMI commanding states
men u theoli Whls party cooperating cordially
with them, We may mentlon IN addition to those al
ready namrl, such names as Benjamin, Of Louisiana
Nelson, Avery, Ysrssr, aud others, Of Tennessee
ToOmhs aud stephens, Of Georgia, Clay, Stevenson
AMI Preston, Of Kentucky, aHd others too numerous
to mention.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-09-06
Nicaragua,

We give below the latest intelligence OF in
terest from Nicaragua, ATTRACTED from the N.
D. papers
On the 10Th ult, diplomatic intercourse with
the u S. Minister Mr.. Wheeler, was resum-
ed. Gen. Walker giving him very cordial
and formal reception, and Mr. Wheeler warm
|y reclprocating the friendly sentiments he
expressed.
The report of Rivals being in possession Of
Leon, with 600 followers, reinforced by some
1000 Guatemalians, appears to be fully con.
, frmed but it is stated that cholera and star
vation we're creating great havoc in their ranks.
Col. Meadez had already been reported very
i'll, on authority of the wife of an American,
living at Chinandega, when on the 25th it was
announced in Granada that he had died.
About the 18th ult., Capt. Beldwin's COM
pany, about sixteen men, had an engagement
at Ometepec with band of about 15G hostile
Chamorrstas, whom they totally routed, xiii
I ing ten or twelve, and sustaining no loss, and
having only three men wounded.
About the Nth ult. a duel was fought be-
tween Capt West and Dr.. Lundy, in which
the former got severely wounded in the groin,
but it was believed he would recover.
On Inc 24th UT, scrip was issued to pay oil
men enlisted for six months, whose term was
up, and they were discharged.
At Virgin Bay, on the Goth ult., the day on
which the last steamer passed, on the way to
San Juan del Norte, nothing whatever had
been heard of the presence of Costa Ricans at
San Juan del Sur and the report is not cred
tied. Indeed the conviction seems universal
and confident that neither the Costa Rlcans or
Rivas and the Guatemalians will venture to
attack Walker The former, particularly, it
is believed, will never venture to enter Nicar-
aqua
The natives, even to a considerable portion
OF the Chamorristas were growing more and
more satisfied with Walkers administration,
and there did not apper to be the slightest
chance of its permanency being Interrupted.
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Mexico.

Gen. Gadsden our minister had arrived in
tie city. 1t is understood that he carried out
his own recall. The following are the only
items Of interest:
The pronunciamento of Vidaurrl, in Mon
terey, had not excited much attention in the
capital. The camp at Jalapa had been broken
up, and some Of the troops sent by sea to Mat
amoras TO operate against him. CARA was
also marching from Tampico, and Parrodi
from Guada!ajara to attack Vidaurri. 1t is
supposed that some FIVE thousand troops are
employed in this service, and his fall is looked
upon as certain.
About thirty persons, principally priests,
have been exiled from Puebla, on the charge
of endeavoring to excite instruction and rev.
olution. s
Congress has settled the misunderstanding
with the Executive, in relation to their respect
i've powers, and now the utmost harmony pre-
walls. Recently the Deputies have been dis
cussing the articles of the articles Of the new
constitution. These articles relate to personal
liberty and security; the restraining the militia
fy in time of peace, and making them subject
TO the civil power; the abolition Of all kinds of
peonage and slavery; and the liberty of the
press, which is TO be left unrestrained. The
famous 10Th article, on religious liberation, is
adopted, after giving rise TO minated debates.
The sales of church property are progress
ing steadily and prOsperousIy. it is supposed
that the Government will obtain large rev.
enJs from this source.