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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-30

Mayor Wood of New York has sent message to
the Common Council in which he makes some SEN
Sible reflections upon the strait TO which the labor
ing classes Of that city will be reduced during she
coming winter from want OF employment and d.
reefs attention to the vast amount Of public work
TO be dOne-the Improvements of the Central Park,
the construction of the new reservoir, the grading
and regulating Of Streets the repairing Of the docks
Sc. Thus il becomes sssary that a certain
amount OF work should be done, aud the hands to
do it ready and Idle. The Mayor proposes THAI
. sufficient Humber Of labOrers to carry on these
works shall be employed; that the corporation shall
pay them seVsnty-aVe per cent 10 food and TWEEN
ty-dVe per cent. 10 money. The foOd-hour, corn
meal and pOtatoes-to be paid for with funds
raised by loan, secured by stock. bearing seven
per cent. interest, aud redeemable Ia ffty years;
the men to be supplied with food at the cost price
20 the corporation. They viii thus get heir sup
plies at a discount of fifteen or twenty per cent.
At least on the usual rates. while the public will be
SAVED additional paupeF expenses-tor the uuem.
Pioyed viii certainly come upon the Almshouse-
sud the works will go forward without immediate
9 editions TO the tsT list
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-30
Douglas standing on his dignity.

While Douglas as not scrupled to practice
nepotism himself by the appointment of his
relations-rich and poor-and his immediate
friends to office, he Is dreadfully shocked at
any exhibition of this vice or weakness in
others.
ment Disbursing Agent of this city, while in
Washington, induced Gov. Brown, Post Mas
ter General, TO appoint worthy young man,
julius q. Carpenter, his own brother. 10 the
office of Route Agent from here TO Centralia
on the Illinois Central Railroad. He also, Ia
fact, created the Office, by showing the Post
Master General the necessity for il.
The yoCng man held the Office and per
formed it's duties promptly and scceptabIy for
three or four weeks, at the end of which time
be was removed by p. NJ. General Brown, the
latter in his letter of dismissal informing him
that Judge Douglas had made the appointment
distinct issue.
The facts of the case were, that the Judge
had written to the Post Master General de-
mandiug the dismissal of Mr.. Carpenter aud
the appointment of Mr.. r. II. Farrell, not
IS Stephen A. Douglas, but a. senator from
The State of Illinois. The question assuming
such distinct ard poinGed shape, the p n.
General considered il best To yield.
Rich as the correspondence between the
Judge aud President Buchanan, on the subject
of the appointment Of Judge Douglass father
in-lAw was, the correspondence between the
Judge and the Post Master General is said TO
tar exceed IL in righteousness. Whereas IN the
case of the President on the father-in-law sub
jeet, the Judge was the humble and penilent
sutton; in the case OF Carpenter aud the Post
Master General, he puts on airs.
By the by, is il because thai Col. Carpenter
wol ked so hard for the Judge in the late con-
test, taking turn about AZ stump speaking,
when the Judge was laid up with the bron-
chitis, that be noS baseiy tEras upon his for
meF frieDd aud boon eompaniOni Or Is L be-
cause the Colonel used 10 be 50 violent a Know
Nothing that the Judge wishes To panish him
in this most ungsBtlemaniy aud tresoaerous
tnennesl
By the by, speaking Of Know Eothings, it
must not De supposed that from the name
(FarFeiD Judge Dougias has, Al length, APP
pointed an irishman "a Office. Farrell i a ma
tive-a member Of Knos Nothing Lodge,
and distantly related 10 q gentlemen OF that
name OF Arabian Liniinens add Horse ONT
inent notorlety - Aleags Democrat
PosEa 0F GotB.--Ala.s uas 90 great . man.
that svrry thlnE hu loagnsd tusued iata eeld-sa
? res esse oo~, tearh aifn gold ana b. sisi
change iuta auF thine
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-30
NEW SEASONABLE GOODS!!
YERYLOW PRICES,,

HE subscribers have just received by direct importa
ton from Europe and elected from the best fouses
in New York and hilAdeph, the largest assortment
House Furnishing Goods opened in this city We call
the attention OF hOusekeepeTs and shall feel plea
sure in showing goods to all visitors.
large supply Of Tea Trays and Walters
single nr sets % all sizes, very cheap.
COfTre UrnS. Soup Tureens, Covered Dishes. Oyster
Dishes, Office aud Tea Potts. PlaDished Block Tin and
Brttania
Plate Warmers, Chamber Sets, Bread and Cake
Boxes, Tea and Nonee canier and all articles made Of
Japanne ware in the newesr stve.
Sausage Cutters and Suffers at reduced prices,
Kn fe Boxes and Baskets, Mar ct and Clothes ket
Key and Work Baskets, al other articles Of Willow
Ware
Cast Steel, Iron aud Brass Fire Irons; fine Iron
stands sronzed and steel with marble Bases.
Casters, Cut and Stamped Glass, Plated, Brittania,
% all qualit % Plated Spoons, Forts, Cups &C. ac
lied Cords, Sitter, Clothes Pins, &C, &C; with up
Of 100 of articles either for uent
In house keepi g.
Gratcs-We have the largest supply Of ParIor and
Chamber Crates, selected in New York, Cincinnati and
Pittsburgh which will sell a. reduced prices.
our St8ck of Heating and ooking Stoves Is com
pie Their for Coal ood Our Nrought iron Stove
The EeHnessean suh maintain the emf
neDce, and Is sold rapidly IS We can make them.
oct29. MANKt NJ WILSON.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-30

50 On the late national fast day in Engss
land the clergyman, SpurgaOn, preached ser
mon at the Crystal Palace, Ly ndenham, near
London. How his followers conducted them
selves the following extract from newspaper
report viii explain;
Another hymn and benediction closed the
service, accompanied by the deep tones of the
organ. when all Was over a loud elapping az
hands testified the approval Of the hearers
and few minutes aftera ards groups of peobls
were quafhlng bottled stout within a few ysrds
OF the pulpit Eating and drinking on the
most extended scale were carried on all over
the establishment.
Pretty conduct for Christian people on =
fast day.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-30
REPORTS OF coMMIrTEEs.

Mr. Williams, from tipping committee, reported
sundry bills relating to tue subject of tipping and
bill in lieu revivr the tippling laws, and to in
crease the revenues OF the State.
Mr.. Newman, from internal Improvements COM
mittee reported bill to authorize the counties Of
this State TO subscribe for stock in Railroad Com
panies, by vote of the people, and recommended
its rejection; also hill to amend the chatter of the
ShelbyvilIe and Fayetteville Turnpike Company,
and recommended its passage
Mr. Turner of Sumner, from Committee on En-
rolled bills reported sundry bills correctly enrolled.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-30
PROCLAMATION.
To sks People Of Kansos:

10 ghf f-eopie 81 AHtsdss
LECoEProS, October I9, 1857.
BY the SGD section Of the organic act establish
ing this territorial government b is provided 10 re-
f,renee TO the election Of 4 delegate 20 Congress
that 'thr person having the greatest numher Of
votes shall be declared by the Governor TO be dsIy
elected, aud certificate thereof shall be given &C
cordingly."
By the l6th section OF the act Of she Territorial
Legislature Of Kansas entitled an act to regulats
elections" il Is made the duty OF the Secretary 20
examine the returns in the presence Of she Gov
ernor, and 20 give the person having the hish-
est number Of votes in their respective districts
certificates Of their election 20 the legislative as
semblyn
Uuder these two provisions Of the laws prevail
ing in this territory, the recent general election
has presented for the joint consideration OF the
GoEernoF and Secretary question Of the gravest
importance, not only 20 our own people. but sl-O
20 thos Of the shole UniOn. This question arises
upon the extraordinary returns made IRON the pres
cinet Of Oxford, Ia the eounty Of johnson. Wat
puTp0rt 10 DC she returns Of the election held e
that precinct the 5th and 6th instant have been
received BY the secretary, containing sixteen hun.
bred aud tEenty-eight namss Of pretended voters
nearly baif OF the number given 10 the whole
representative district. The disposition 20 be
made Of this suppos d vote is rendered eli impoF-
tAht BY the lact that the political character OF che
General Assembly viii be controlled by the add-
.ioa OF three eounellmen and eight representatives
= ne strength OF one party OF the other accord
'hk 20 she adoption or g ieetion OF tue returns Ia
question. =
10 point Of fact Il l. vel known that even the
whole coaniy d johnson, comprising as il aoss
par y 80 AIuAen EssrrFe, shieh upoa examination
q she az, Ss naa = not yst salises % settsmyus
o. pfe-smFeiess eaa give 60 such vote Is that
Hhioh l. sepFesented base been psl.sa a. co.
ineonzidsraole precinct q OKfoFd gnt shile shls
unofficial knosle9gs. aeu essasiiss ed asd uufv.f-
sal e. & may b., could net beeoas tie ground u
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-30
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Thursday, Oct. 90, 1855

Mr.. Cooper, from sundry citizens, praying the
the passage of law prohibiting the sale of je@ery,
watches, &c, by peders and at auction, in this
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-30
MISCELLANEOUS.

Mr.. Bullock entered a motion to reconsider the
vote of this morning, for the benefit of the Nash
willie and Chattanooga and other ilroads
A memorial of rttin citiz4 3, received through
the Senat-, in relation to the pracier of carrying
deadly weapons, and for the suppr ssion OF gam
ing.
The vote by which the bill directory to ATTORNEY
General last, reconsdered. and the dill
amended, and after discussion, was withdraw
for further amendment
Adjourned ill 10 O'Clock Tomorrow morning.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-30
The Kansas Election Frauds.

The following is the proclamation of the
Governor and Secretary of Kansas, re-
specting the johnson county frauds, refer
red to in our Geographic dispatches a few
mornings ago. 1t certainly presents a bad
case for the national democracy" of that
Territory, as it evinces their willingness to
resort to the most stupendous frauds to re-
tain power in their own hands. There are
other frauds alleged of but little less mag
ntude than this. It is indeed charged
that at Kickapoo, in the actual presence of
Governor Walker, fraudulent votes TO the
number of several hundred, were entered
upon the poll lists. Inasmuch as the re-
lection of the Oxford returns will change
the complexion of the Legislature. we deem
it proper to print the proclamation entire:
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-30

To limit the fees OF Attorneys General and to
prevent unnecessary costs, was taken up on second
trading, aud discussed, pending which the
House adjourned.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-30

OWING the financial condition Of the country, and
~ the great depression Of trade find It necessary 10
reduce the price Of to Sc b. 10 take eject from
the first day Of November, 1881 After the LIST
Of November ~ pay sc cash for good rags and
hope the trade wi the necessity Of this Al this
try 'ng time on manufacturers
Oct16-im. ". s. WHITEMAN.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-30
Fanny FERNS New Book.
res Ia Lea We s .
BY FANNY FERN
In one volume, Blue and Gold.

From tbs Nslr York Courier.
Fannys ALWAYS re-h lively and piquaut, and
they hsve the aroma OF nature ahou hem. There
Urofessed critics pfo thai FANNY IS ride,
VULGAR and fppant. Pit this Of critic think hat
ANYTHING Is and vulgar and hipran that NOT
commonplace and rul, and stupid. - akeSpeaTe md
Rvrcn, and Serne, and Addison FisSinp dread
fully coarse. and thew dreadfun popular. French
critic has aTed Shakespeare dung hin, but what
10? Critics will have their say nd thew have rFh TO
what they think and the puhVc has right 20 think
too: a always his riPht without
the oppiop- Of critics fhan the weather shows
for on q church steepie The public have riveu
unuuestiopahe Of fkirg Fanny FERNS Sketches,
y, bic o. What Is and vui
Fannvs has the vivaciy, terseness, and cpl
EveIiness 81 the French school, while her
fuH Of genial tenderness and eeming with
simple and feeling the most hearty md
| idioms tic Of English wit There who com
plain that she is par rspfit and so she Is, ara
Solo AND Franklin and Pope, and Moutaigne
and Ia Pochtfo caUld and Bacon. Rut it would be an
odd objection male any author that - compressed
iTto arsEraph the Wit which another IN vain stennted
/ diFuse through volume. Fanny Fern
cliu bed into reputsen through the Prea'et hcuue
She obscure and compelled the world
recognize her genius In spite ~ the unfortunate cham
| nels through VI ich she addTessedit
The present volume is a pretty little one with gilt
edges qusi-t bind which has antiquaed look
mailing verv agreeable contrast 10 the common blue aud
! gold the ng book manufacturers.
FOR SAFE IN QUANTITIES BY
w. II. BERRY g. co,
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-30

HWe learn from the san Antonio Ledger
that the mail which left san Diego on the ash
of September arrived at San Antonio early on
the morning of the 10th inst., having made
the "trip across tie continent 10 the aapreee-
deatedly short Tine Of thirty days.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-30

To repeal the Srd ami 4th section of the Act of
1885, to establish system of patrols, passed first
reading
To amend the charter Of the franklin College
and Stones River Turnpike Company, passed 2nd
reading.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-30
Bills INTRODUCED.

Mr.. Bullock, to abolish the present Chancery
Courts, and to establish District Chancery Courts.
$50 copies ordered to be printed
MIR. Roberts, to consolidate the Offices of Sur
veyor and entry taker Tor Grundy county.
Mr. Bieknell, to amend the Act OF Feb, 1856, for
the collection of debts.
Mr. Mickey, to consolidate the offices of survey
or and entry taker for humphreys county.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-30

Mr.. Davidson, resolution requesting the special
committee on Law Reform to report bill en-
boGyng their views at as early day as possible.
Mr.. Rowles' resolution in relation to Bank
pensions, laid over yesterday, was taken up and
referred to the committee on Banks.
Mr.. Wilkins resolution in relation to the Kan
sas and Nebraska bill, and the course of Mr. Bell
thereon, taken mp and referred TO the commit
tee on Federal Relations
Mr.. Benuy's resolution to appoint Board of
Control was taken up and referred to the com
mittee Banks.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-30

- CA EDu
II AvTNG assoeiotsd with the Wholesale Grocery
" and Produce Bu.ineSs, Gen PAULDNe ANDERSON OF
ebanor the nome firm Win p A O. a DFFStlNs
ThanE ful for liberal patronage heretofore
ceived spec ui inform NY d custom ere, and
an new ones that the present arrangement they
viii be muci bitter supplied than heTrtoo e. and rust
thew will call examine large stocS Of goods now
In store. ChUk' ANDEhn' n.
PAULDISG ANrFRsoS, CHURCH Asf EEioS.
Lebanon, Tenn. AdsanaHe 4e'"'
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-30

To change the name of Robert Livingston Allen
to Robert Livingston. Passed.
To mend the Ist section of the Act, of Feb.
5th, 1885, for the benefit of suretes. Amended
and passed.
To grant administration under circumstances.
Passed.
To knock down the navigation of Forked Deer
river. Passed.
To prevent abuses in municipal corporations.
Passed.
To repeal the Srd section OF the Act of Feb. %,
1856, Gu. 14l Passed.
To amend the Act of Feb. 26, 1856, CHI. 2O4.
Passed.
To authorize Noes Moore and Scam Waddle to
build mill-dam across Chucky river. Passed.
For the benefit OF the Nashville and Chattanoo
"a and Winchester and Alabama R. Companies
and all oth,r main and branch roads in this State
Amended and passed.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-30

NEW BOOKS.
QUITS. BY the author of the Initials +"
THE PLANTERS Daughter. A Tale Of louisiana.
GUY LIvINGsTON; or, Thorough.
THINE AND MINE; Or, The step Mothers Rewardl
NOTHING TO SAY. Doesticks.
THE GREYsON LETTERS. BY Henry Rogers.
THE WORLD IN A POCKET BLK
Ess AVS IN BIOGR Apply AND CRITICISM.
INFORMATION ABOUT TEXAS. Rrahan.
THE POOR BOY AND MERCHANT PRINCE.
FUCKERS HISTORY OF UNITED STATES.
MABEL VAUGHAN. By the author Of Lamplighter.
For sale by CHARLES W. SMITH.
oct1T. BIG II College street.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-30

PosRA OF GoEB.--Aldss uas 80 great man,
that evrry lhlnE hg loaehed tusued iala eeld-aA-
res easa eo~, searh vita gold ana b. sisl
change lato aay ghiag.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-30
.IsCELLANEoUs.

On motion of Mr.. Turner of Sumner, Mr.. Bate
was added to the special committee to prepare
Law Reform bill.
Mr.. Richardson presented the Report of the
Comptroller OF the State; and 500 copies ordered
to b. printed.
Mr. ROwles, presented the Report Of the State
Tr asurer and 5000 copies ordered to be printed,
with the Report of the Comptroller.
The House adjourned till O'Clock, P. n.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-30

For November.
GODEY's LADY's BOOK, FOR NOVEMBER, for sale
bv HAGAN + BRO,
Oet21 Market and Union SITS.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-30

~ Col Bsutoa hss uesrly recovered from he
sseeut illaess- lie taxes short sal1s. oss Is not
yes aaie 80 Fssaua Bis rids. he hss seeoaimeaasd
~ssk lie l. nos snssera 10 she prspafaslsa VI :
Revi.s q SIC dsslsiea q tbs sapFsas ceart h
ths Dfss eeou esas.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-30
ADMINISTRATORS MOTIF

Fresh Cheese.
~ sxs o. ths ahove sass sass ssssiEsa ~ Express
~ 10 etts oraase1s
hoEss LelqnE
IL Eeea eFaef AL Or sails - q ve,vg-.o.F
-. - Broadway.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-30
WnnLI WOOLll

900 Is - clean WOOL saalsd. for Whisht
!, 600 saipsy shs AisAssssash pres, ,.,,,v
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-30

The Nashville reader viii enjoy the clos
ing lines Of the above. The idea Is rich.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-30
Crates! Crates :!

NTASTLE and lamb Crates Of al zizes Aod PAiier
w soid cheap % sut he tEes- 80. s,v,v,pr
.aa - n Make street.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-07-27

N<Ths Ksokuk Tinss hsS not bssn seen
for several days. What's the mattsr7 Has
Count Morasky broken his smelling bottle
or something hsppened2 Perhaps hs il try
without the receipt Of the Hawk-Eys.-
[Hsvksys.
Al our neighbor has stopped his exchange
With the Havksys, " will assume to en-
tighten our friend up the river. The HaWk-
eye will take notice, then, that few days
ago tho Tsmss announced that il had strick-
On that paper from its eseh angs list.
Another word to our friend. The Hawk-
eye has often told u, in rather Wanting
way, tina. the press o: Ksokuk is dependent
upon that Journal for the latest news. And
we have never taken the trouble to undsoeivs
IL. But the fact 10, that although the HaUk-
eye IL . frequent convenisnes to ~, W are
not often dependent upon It for the latsss
news. During the present season, our pack
sts arriving q noon from the South, 10 cut
the latest sslsgraphic reports from the 81.
Louis papers, or the HeUkeys, just ~ il
happens.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-07-27
RANKS NOT y RECEIVED n Il

BAN ND NUI hECElNEO
- The notes Of the following Banks are no = .
served by any Ut shs BANKERS In this city.
Erie City BAnk, fentsy lvsnia.
Warren county hank, rsnnsy ivAniA.
Mscsmb Co. Bank, At. Ctcmens, Mich.
Arlington Bank, " ashingt0n, &C.
ExcaAags BANK VI Tenn, AarfrsssbeTs' Team.
saving. DanS VI indiana, Connersvilis.
Bank of East Tennessee, Knoxville, lem.
Central Bank Of Tennessee, NsshvilIs, lem.
FArmsFs and Msrehants' Bank, 0rse boT0. ma
Valley bAAk, Hagerstown, Nd.
Msnsfaotarers' and Mech. Bank ,Colsnhus, Gee.
Planters and Mechanics Bsnk, Dalton, Geo.
Farmers Bsak, Wexford, y 4.
Ellsworth bank, Ellsworth. Ne.
Wooster Bank, Danbury, Conn.
Kanawha Bank, KanawhA. Va.
Bank Of the Republic, frOvidsnes, Il. l.
Lancaster Bank, Penn.
Canton Bank. south China, Maine.
Bank Of British North Ameriea. Montrssl.
Nj. Vernon Bank, Providence, X. /.
Bank Of East Tennessee, Nashville.
Rhode Island Central, X. i.
Bank Of iisliowniI, Maine.
Provincial Bank of stanstead, Canada,
Exchange Bank, Bangor, Msins.
Exeter /" New Hampshire.
Zimmerman a. Canada.
Commercial e Perth Ambcy, MI
indiana state Bank, Bloomfield.
GrAmsrey Bank Lafayette.
shawnee Bank Attiea.
stock Security Bank Of Danvills.
Farmers and Mechanics bank, indianapolis.
HuatnKion.o., Huntington.
New Lastie, Pennsyl vsnis.
Hancock Bank, Eiaswortn, Ne.
umbsriand savings Bank, Md.
- LIsroY isDiAsA rkEk EAsxs tAksna ~ Ger
rsncy 1t the tsnnkiug Houses 10 this city.
bAnk Vt the Caption, Indianapolis.
bank VI EishArt, Blk hart
Bank Of Josh n, GosheB.
Bank Of Indiana, Michigan City.
Bank Of Mount Vernon, Mt Vernon.
Bank Of donttcelio, Monticello.
sank If Paoli, Paoti.
Bank Of Salem salem.
bank vf Rockville, Rockville.
Bank Of syracuse, syracuse.
bank Of Warsaw, Wsrssw.
Cambridgecity Bank Cambridge City.
Canal B~nk, Evansville.
CrescsntCit Bank, Evansville.
xAchange Bank ,GrssneAstle.
Probationary Bank, Couneravills.
Farmers Baak, Wsst6sld.
Hoosisr BaAk, Loea ans port
Indiana Bank, Madison.
Indiana stock Bank Lsporte.
Iudian Reserve Bank, Kokono.
Kentucky stock - Colanbus.
Lagrange HANK, Lima
Merchants cad Mrchanies' Bank New Albany.
Ny. ". stock Bank, Evansville.
Prairie City Bank Terre Haute.
PaPke Co. Bank.
soathsvn Bau /, Terre HAute.
aalem Bank Salem.
Tippscsnoe Bank, wiunanac.
Traders Bank, indianapolis.
CrhRRscr.-The following BAnks, heretofore
thrown out are nov taken ~ currency in this city
0rocers' Bank boston.
Com mercial Bank, Chicago
Iecunseh Bank, Michigan, per cent dir.
Rhode Island Central, 10 per cent. discount.
Ottawa Bank, Ottawa, Ills.
Prairie State Bank, Washington, Ills.
CuaRRxcY.--Ths following Banks are throws on
for the present. bu, holders advised not TO suffer
nurhof sshaye. InChicago the discount Aucts-
Atss from 10 to rs per cent.
Stock Security Bank Dsnvilis, Ills.
Peoples CArmi,
kushviile ~ kushyillc
10rhe following are taken by some Of our
Bankers a. currency:
Breokville Bauk, Indiana.
Central Bank, lndianap polls.
Tippecanoe Bank, Logansport.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-07-27

MUapsa AHD SClcIDs.--Tbs Republican
Of Iowa City has "a account Of the murder
Of woman By her husband, and bis subse-
quent death BY his own hand.
The psrpssrssor Of this bloody tragedy 10
. middle sgsd man BY the nans Of Hunt,
who fed from Ohio some years ago to e.
cape the penalty Of nudsr committed BY
him there. He was = drunken, vicious
scoandrsi, whose barbsrous treatment Of
his wife led her to apply for a divorce. His
rage u the discovery Of this fact wAs the
OCCASION Of her death Ly blow from sn
axe. After killing her he Get Ore TO the house
ssd then cut his own throat with penknifs,
which not proving sGsctual be subsequently,
70. hold Of gun and blowed his brains
out.
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MAshsr,s Prisstng laks.
These are the best Printing Inks msnufsc-

tursd in the ooansry. We accepted theages-
cy Of the nanufsetaSsrs solely for the pur-
pose Of having constant supply Of good
inks for our own use. We have snd expect
constantly TO have on hand good supply
OF tho various qualities Of Inks, which
printers oan procure Of a. at the usual
rates.