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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-12
PATENT
ELASTIC FIRE s. WATERPROOF
CEMENT ROOFING.

OEWENl IlVOb IINOI
l Tennessee W E. 6HIIDs a co.'s PATENT TLAs-
TIC FIRE AND WATERPROOF CEMENT ROOFING, aud
the Architects, Builders, Railroad Com
panes and the public TO examine its superiority other
ARCHITECTS AND BUILDERS should not fail to
examine this Roofing is better and cheaper than
thing IN use. The material hard and
lace that viii resist the action Of The atmosphere n every
climate 10 IL impervous 70 water elastic, and flexible
II contracts and expands with the changes Of the atmos
Phere and will neither eVapoT nor rot and as TO
Its durability, there is no question
ordinary external exposure 20 are as Is sbundany
proved, and We viii warrant Il waterproof We viii en-
gage put Roofing ordinary good sheahing
j, tjT @ Az iie b, vs. s,sI ~ aat tbev nav ~
per hundred square feet; Il being
cheaper than any Roof Of the old style, and
II viii also be found to be thiuF
mend old eay tin tar and gravel roofs around
rusted through This Cement be put 10 last
long stone and form perfect adhesion 70 any OBJ
leet 70 which Is applied Tin Roofs cGn be painted over
land warranted not to leak) dollars and my cents
per hundred square feet, which is cheaper and much bet
ter than paint ms hoohng W" De i0uha 20 oe the oes
theng for covering large Roofs where they exposed to
Or such Steam Mills, Saw Mills Factories Railroad
Cars Bridges DePots Station Houses, Steamboat Decks
and every kind of Roof where there is external
exposure from ere. the Roof perfect without joint
presents chance for IRE 20 communicate and any
ight substance will burn out without igniting.
Ehere Childs Co.'S Cement has been used insure Build
sth Roofs covered sih this Cement, a the same
~ The Cement viii be furnished to those Al distance
~ Orders sent TO The undersigned, through the
once, viii be promptly attended 20
vo.'d respactfally refer 70 the follozng gentlemen
for whom have covered buildings sith the cement
Architects ASP MASTER MECHANICS NASHVILLE.
NJ II. NJ AKEgoHD.
Mai A. HtINAN.
Nessrs J. A HUGHES SMITH.
wARRtN MOORE.
COLEMAN SPAIN
Me- ULLOUG II Ugh
JOHN MCOANN 8 CO.
Col. III. ANDERSON. sapgtN.kc.RR.co
Rev c, D ELLIOTT. Nashville.
az. ". q. SHAPaKns
, r. GLASCO1K,
ID WILKlN,
JOHN BEATTY,
n. G. L. q, AiaoRNE, Sa.hvne.
M. rTOCKELI
J. n. WILLARD,
JAS CORD y,
J. MEIGs,
A. = LINBsLff,
JAS h. KFApkICk,
ENueH ENr.kT,
ns,.T.. q ss5 4ook N ss HITTER, Ma. vile.
SLAUGHTER HEREFORD,
w. n. GDADoN q 90, -
Cot A. , POLK, Magrs coaas'.
MaJ. A j. Don L~OS, bagiason-
Rector j. e. .sstrH, Colasatia-
nr.srs. s. ". Il iEGAN Co. AarfFsesboru.
N srs. a ". McFADDEN CO.
LEIrAR MkNEIFl H.
D B. SERVER CO, shelbyVine.
NJ. JAS 4 vow ElL Lesl barge.
Mr. ID r. Wight AisneAesirF.
a RIUhA kisztsA McsinnFIa
The Nashvds hat'aaoeEa RatFoAa Company have
IN sorx Also ths AaNiinnYlls aaneAsster gsiiroa
Ceupany. erGsAtes sd testimonials ffom 'iasinn = a
and elsewhere Shsfs ne Aas been n general use
rae uaaegsged has been engaged In various uoes az
Fo0fng 30 sny eara, ana azitsFs hsslf that
las e '''-'' 8. !. S1TauRsT. -
olace No 4, DeadsEiss e.,
Dee ti-H opFoaite fatFlos omos.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-12

RAISING THE SUNKEN SHIPS AT SEBAsToPoL ABAN-
DONED.-fhe Patrie states that the American en-
gineers, who undertook, by means of a special ap-
paTatus to raise the Russian ships of war sunk 10
the harbor of Sebastopol have given it up and re-
turned TO Constantnople, declaring that their con
tract cannot be performed, except at an enormous
ly disproportionate cost.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-12

DRowNED.-We learn that Isaiah Thomas, OF
Grundy county. vas drowned Will crossing Rocky
River, about quarter OF mile below York's ford,
on Tuesday last He Was crossing the river on
hor-ebaek, and it is supposed that he either fell
was thrONn from his he HiHRUtlks Era.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-12
AFTERNOON SESSION.

The sixth section of the code was read and pas
sed the first time.
Senate bill to ameud the charter of the Franklin
and Carriers Greek Turnpike Company, passed the
third and last time.
The resolution. directory to the Secretary OF
State, in relation to Internal Improvements, was
adopted.
Adjourned till Of O'Clock Monday morning.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-12
DIED.

Thu sday ngh a. the residences Of his pzTsnts, WuIlH
son Of Mr. and Mrs, Geo. Doubleday The funeral win take
place to-day zt o'eoe4 NJ nom tsir residence low
eF Foni Street, and ths feads Aaa acaant4Eees Of the
family Invited - attend
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-12
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

FRIDAY, Dec. IL, 1857. .
Mr.. Dunlap, from the judiciary Commit, rec
commended the passage of Senate Bill to amend
the revenue laws with certain amendments, in lieu
of House Bill After discussion, the report
was concurred in the bill passed third reading,
amended
The House then took up the bill to re-enact the
tipping law, and several attempts to amend were
made, upon discussion, ensued without action.
Adjourned 10 2. NJ.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-12
Removal.

T.wIg BROTHERS haze reloyod their stock Of Drugs
r. ana Ne. icIu4s 10 No. s. Aashviue Inn Block me
hoe t1rrrIv oecuo "a by Aesr,. Evans 90 Aho hAse
IN Esuf l.s an Extensive assortment Of Drug, fedi-
&c., .ipt, il. kc, ahich thuy oHuF 10 the trade ~ %
trr-s 90 tar aud will be happy % So -' ~
frisnds Or others pa rchasns good In he rafAsN
A..L-. NJ Nv %. - L--.a.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-12
NlsHvnLE, Dec. II, 1911
Fifty 80 sixty Bulldog lots for sale I'm
Edgeneld.
FIVE TO EIGHT YEARS CREDIT

I'HE undersigned osrs for sale from ay sixty Build
lag Lots IN Hobsou Whsless' addition, and IN The
poverty iorneFiy belonging 50 Mr. Hobsau ust beyono
hioo's aldon In Edgs1rd- They front 20 feet each
The Gaaa Turnpike, Woodland Russell aud FathsrIan
street, and bses lI0 ort 10 alleys vide
portion Of the n being oat hall male the sus-
p nsea Bridge, and abe oErrrs within 4 nile
se3 these los sic folio any one ii
whlch can. u course, be selected b purchaser.
L. Pas onelh % be Ia o. ID balance
Ia ave nuzl iustalsats wth Interest lien retain
ed, and no a-h=F securtty Fvqaifel,
"a. annual Paymeats for ave years with srestsseu-
ry be given hs tao hfst notes and lea retsiuzd
81 tlgAt year credi fsr ne principal Interest pay
anau2 and security Fsqaifsd tie ntsEet noles
= D. rztAiled.
a.. Eght ys=s creit for the paepa TIE Interest pay
abe aunaalis and seccnty q1ir-d q, L
the purchaser wi pat dEeiag hSae sitHl ths afsI
year.
Ssh. In nary eases uoud be Einng Eise he puT
chaser sht years credit, be Eoad pa afh daFnE
the nrst rsFpeasr weFk. bFct tlsstsFang
pzRtng and pay intersst annually the hala2cse
ulrity Le4nE eqaiFsd e4t q iirn-
oler these vasy teEs slh she Fsss q pssetng snus
Fezleaee sisn us Fszea q sly aasiFtla
nan 10 desires g. aad ~ ads sac paalzlou 81 tbs
ost beautiful vile 60 ia ne ghaeghood q car e.tia
a. optnlsu. APplg - A. '. 3 Lnaslsgs Azq o. -
asc. 10--1Ea. AAAAAAAo4os AAAAoH.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-12
Administrator's sac.

WILL expose or ,sis 90 re hsass' edder :, ss l.ss
1 --.if-rr-o ~ ID " sussEtI corner OF h'oad ADJ hkh
- $1,000, F-nn "a wednesday, Dec. l6 1871, ne
Hoasshold and tehaa laTnitafs 81 sil e'~se- So ~
e9a..snes a. II ''''- R. A. ToON, Ae'n.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-12
NOTES LOST.

7 foIlowil have been lost bv me- the pub.
lie are hereby warned against trading for the same,
tO-Wit Note Of Reynolds Hitchngs $780, dated
Dec 9Th, 1891, 80 days payable al the Bank
see, the order Of J. Foster, him The
note OFF, W. Htching for 80 O4 due JAN ZSh 1853 pay
able at the tank Of ennes~ee 90 my order, and
dovsed BY myself aud T. e. James also the John
B johnson fr RI ST. due jan st 1885 payable
order OF z. l. Nichol aud endorsed by him and Fall
Dec ll-d5t. r. NJ REYNOLDS.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-12
Flour.

WE undersignsd The authorised agent Of the follow
irg Nins
BIead asy Mius-Bro,d street, Nashville.
GaIiAru Muls-Gaiat L, ienn.
Union MILL Alexandrla. feu1.
silver Spilag tuls Il silver springs
Constant suppIs Of above braHdt on hand 10 bar
rels and sacks. Also bran Aliddlings, and shoEis
b. ID. DICKEY,
~ III No. s, College street
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-12

The itrnds Of H. 3 and Mary Peach requested 10
tend The ansrai o. thsi Luxe daughter RETtz Fozn
evening - assock. a. their residence ia Edsehrl& De
vias srryice B. Rev. Joha A. Ffs
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-12
For snaitIaIand and Paducah.

~ I. aEh' aEaaFa, sisssnsr. nSaeAsa 7 -
"a lesye - AhoVss alhis eay stIsEa3Azzz
s,e'eeAt d. for Passage O. hsght sppy On board q
Dec t2--ti. EFgat
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-12
C. hi. STEWART,

WhOIesale an X et al
euOCEH A COMMISSION MERohANA,
80 a. BROADWAY. NASHVILLE
- pa, highest Market pFics paid for CountFy Pre-
aacs u al biHas. -6k1
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-12
CISTERNS.

TNHIS the favorable time bald your Csterns. The
aEEA4 cIsTEfs uULDEH, HUGH l. BEATY, is nov In
hi city, and prepared bald n Of All Ees. Apple
cations made b. note ofhsTWse to H. @. seevei, VII
receive prompt ALteauou. tiunc1o on
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-12
SELF PRESERVATION, &c.

IL debts due previous the year 1851 viii be
IA lected by suit at January Court, before a Mag s.
rats if paid before that time This shall apply
persons, without distinction. a word the wise suf-
cent." Il. G. Mon AIRY A CO.
nac a.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-12
For sale.

u OF rHIes
w viii sell st the late residence Of David II Vaughn,
w he north sde 4 the Tiyer, 80 miles from Nash
Vile, -afuTday, leth scrmber, about TWENTY LIKE
LY NEGRCFs cousisiirR 81 Nen, Wrmrn and Oh ldren.
Alsc he and ,aos, al The toek large num-
and Cos Farming Uten @ Conn., Oats, fod-
Ger, v kra and a uuuIbeT of re t4ttsned hogs
Terms made know on day 4 sale
HIR An VAUGHN.
ROBT. CARUTHERS,
J 7. VAUGHN.
Nov. 2s-td. MICHFAL VAUGHN.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-12

IL may be said OF ladies, IS We'll IS OF yes
sells, that ii they are well manned, they are
very certain % DO well rugged.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-12

We have generally observed that man lie
not apt 20 abuse his native State, unlsss lie Is
o fugitive from her justice.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-12
The Debates Of Congress
W. T. BERRY & CO.,
MAJ NOW on SAFE
VOLUME ~.
OF the Abridgement of the Debates
of Congress.
OR,
The Political History Ofthe U. States.

This volume OF he series rich in the early Debates Of
CALHOUN CLAY, JOHN RANDOLPH, CRAWFORD, and
other emin, nj Stst esmen.
The work realizes great dssidsr0f1H, and its yaluo
easily be Cverrated. Every citizen know
for himself ha, has been done and how il done The
DdeNing lie Tete, fothat sny subject is
easily ourt. The Worl is put up in various styles OF
binding, Triccs viii y q 81, ard nothing is
wanting but for u people 10 forward and Hvahem.
selves Of tie great reneft hci sy be found in the
pie pages of the vo'uHes, a. icy are Issued.
". =. BERRY a 90. have also on sale
CoBRETTs' PARLIAMENTARY history OF ENG
LAND, g vols half Russ a. fine copy.
COBI ET1 - POLITICAL wCRFs, comprising the wri-
ting OF "TOTcpp5He" ard the Weekly Political RsgtS-
te-."6 vols.
WALKEE's LIFE OF JACKSON.
WEBsTERs WORKS, 6 yols.
CALHOUN's WORKS, c vols.
CLAYs WORKS, 6vols.
BENTONs THIRTY YEARS IN THE Q. S. SENATE, row
complete, vols
Nov 2G-tL
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-12
Neat Country Residences
AGOOD DWELLING.

stock, etc, therein; and they take a. 3 method
inform The public that they prepared fam sh Sad
die Horses, Horses and BuEges Carriage, upon The
shortet notice reasonable terms all who may have
70 hire them. Our HoF good condition
and Bugges and Haruesses In thorough
pair We have made extensive additions 10 stock
possess facilities in ibis line Of business equal
the city. Oar onvenienees for boarding The
day or week, neqnaled, q part Of this extensive
stab (Which recently but} up expresy for
branch Of the business and have secured the
vices Of the best and eSpereIosd Oct be and
here eisewhe
ION is the eligible Ia the citr being
trail convenient TO the square and the principal
thoToG * fares.
Careful drivers t1rnished n rrquired.
A share Of pubic Iatron age & respectfully socie'.
JAS. =. PENrtCUsT,
". W. THOMAS.
N.sgvulE Dee II Is5T-f
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-12
NEW PUBLICATIONS
LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS.


sAPPHO, the Greek Poetess called he Tenth Musen
LUCRETJA, denominated the "GIOry of Women"
AsPAsIA, the Love OF Pericles.
CLEOPATRA, the gyptar Queen who charmed Marc An
tony.
ST. CECILIA, the Patroness Of Music.
HFLOIsE, Wife of Abelard
LAURA, the Beloved 4 Petrarcb the Italian Poet
VALENTINO OF MILAN, beaut' frI and accompishedwO
man, daughter Of John IT, Of France.
MARGARET OF ANJoU, Queen OF Navarro, pronounced
by Brantome" a perfectreauty"
ISABELLA OF CASTLE, the celebrated Queen Of Spain
LADY JANE GREY, bebeaded seventeen years Of age
POCAHONTAS, the Heroine Indian Woman, the arst In
dian convert to Christianity.
DUCHESS de la VALLIERF a lovely Woman OF the Court
Of Louis XIV.
MARIA THFRFsA Queen OF Austria and Hungary.
CATHARINE II. OF RUSSIA.
FLORENCE NIGHTINGALF, an Angel Of Goodness.
-" TIE distinguished auhoress Mrs Cowden Clarke
has given ana teal disquision the
that have figured world from the year 90 c.
down to the present tire She in her preface
interesting to consider the individuality mark each and
the curious Of respective distinction which
those percentages apart either notorious,
above the ordinary range Of their Sisterhood .
They not much types Of class of women, types
Of pan cular vonsny attributes; and far from al be-
ing locked upon mcdeshey in instances to
be behed beacons OF warning. with this borne in mind
IL affords fascBatng study to contemplate woman like
CeoPstrshat "Serpent Of Old Nile" she who held Mark
Antony's heart in hra nd "caugft him In her strong
toll Of grace" Ike Isabella Of CASTLE, mo
virtuous she wise, odet she fustrious.
-" he drawings for this work executed by the
artist who designed me splendid entitled 'wo-
men Of the Bible" tie sale q which has been large
This work is splendid, engraved steel by the
first artists The siE is the the Republican Court
Of Washington.
ON sALF AT W T BERRY & CO.'S
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-12

sAPPHo, theTE Poe'ess, called he Tenth Muse"
LUCRETJA, denominated the "GlOry of Women"
AsPAsIA, the Love OF Perices.
CLEOPATRA, the Egyptian Queen who charm ed Marc An
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-12

ON sALFAT VT. BERRY CO.'S.
Dec. 4--h Public Square.
Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1857-01-15
List of Standing Committees of
the House of Representatives.

Privileges and Elections-Stout, Strick-
land, Slaughter, Chambers and Ellis.
VANS and MdnS-Finney of Nemaha,
Murphy, Kimble, Finney of Douglas
and Singleton.
accounts and ErpendiureS-Ellis, Sharp,
Cowles, Seely of Dodge and Johnson.
.4gricuHme~Jones, Singleton, Armstrong
and Johnson.
Rodds-Chilcott, Conner, Wolph, Stewar,
and Murphy.
Public Buildings-Dyson, White, Card.
well, Sharp and Cole.
Internal Impropemenfs-Finney of Doug.
las, Conner, Chilcott, Wolpha and Crom,
Federal Relations-Murphy, Downs, Law
renee, Watt and Chambers.
Engrossed and Enrolled BHs-Slaughter
Armstrong, Stewart, Seeley of Dodge
and Lawrence.
County boundaries and SdtS-Strickland
Slaughter, Stout, Lawrence and Finney
of Nemaha.
.Miliid-Downes, Hail, Dyson, Kimblt
and White.
Library-Armstrong, Kimble, Seely, o.
Dodge, Cromwell and Watt.
Corpordtions-White Johnson, Cardwell
Conner and Hail.
Banks and CtureRcy-Strickland Dyson
Stout, Hail and Ellis.
Common Schools, Colleges and Unirersi
tes-Chilco,t, Armstrong, Holloway
White and Cowlcs.
Public Printmg-Downs, Armstrong
Chambers, Hail and Steinberger.
Jndiciary-Holloway, Hail, Cowles
Steinberger and Armstrong.
Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1857-01-15
The Town Of sauntee.

This town is situated on the north side
of the Platte, at the bend where the Salt
creek empties into it opposite. There is
abundance of timber, lime and sand
stone. The proprietors purpose erecting
Saw Mill, and everything will be done
by them to promote its growth and pros
perity. The advent of milder weather is
only needed to enable the settlers to con-
summate their improvements. We are
r~ejoiced to find so many evidences of the
growth and prosperity of our beautiful
Territory. We anticipate a large immi-
grafton in the spring, and welcome all
new corners with the hand Of fellowship,
and wish them pleasant homes and a hap
py New Year,
Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1857-01-15
The Capital Question.

Two years ago the first Legislative
Assembly Of this Territory convened, in
pursuance of the Executive Proclamation,
a, Omaha city, 1t vas composed, to a
considerable extent, of residents of Coun-
Gil Bluffs, and other parts of Iowa, not a
few of them pretending 10 represent con-
stituencies not to be found within their
Districts. The whole was arranged by
one T. b. Cunning, and was a scheme of
fraud from beginning to end. Bellevue
vas not represented. The inquiries prac-
ticed by that Legislature are a matter of
common notoriety, and not unfrequently
of boasiing, on the part of those who
shared in their preparation. Omaha die
tation was the law that governed, and the
rights of the people of every other quar-
ter were condemned and ~trampled upon.
The star Of Omaha was in the ascendant,
and no other light could be seen. 1t wa:
this thing for Omaha, and that thing fol
Omaha. Ii was Omaha all the time, and
Omaha altogether. The Capital was To-
Gated al Omaha against the known wishes
of a large majority of the people, and by
as base intrigues, bribery and fraud as
ever were perpetrated. The people sub.
mitted for the time, believing in the "gOOd
time coming" when they could expires:
their wishes through a Legislature Of
their own choosing. That time has come
The people are now in power, and mo-, {
clique sa Omaha. The people have every.
where ia the Territory, outside of Omah'
city, declared their will that the Capita
sAah Be removed. They demand it. They
hare chosen their Representatives witt
thsa yiew. and for that purpose. Th'
clique and spectators of Omaha have
already glutsad Aheir pockets with lht
Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1857-01-15
stand to Your GuusI!

The boast is openly made that the mem
bers of our Legislature can be bought
aye, bought for a price. 1t is said that
Omaha city has the means of buying up
the whole Legislative Assembly, and that
she wiH buy as many as may be necessary
10 carry her MEASURES. We feel confident
hat the independent course Of the Legis-
lators will give the lie to so foul a SANDER
upon the character of the peoples Repre-
sentatives. We trust that, with such at
lacks upon their fair fame, not a man will
swerve from his duty, nor falter in the in
dependent discharge of his obligations to
his constituents. Sclf-respect, good faith,
honor, honesty, a due regard to future
standing, all call upon the members to
stand firm, and to spurn every bride that
Omaha can offer. We have not a doubt
that they will do so. The people who
have trusted them have not trusted in
vain. They have sought for honest Re-
representatives., and we believe they have
found and elected them and what car
the intrigue, the bullying threats and the
brides Of Omaha effect with an homes
Legislature
Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1857-01-15
HATSI HATS

A very large assortment, consisting in part
of Smiths Tools, Spades, Shovels, Forks,
Rakes, Hoes, Bells, Mill, Crosscut, and Hand
Saws, Files, Augers, Axes, Broadaxes, Adze,
Chisels, &C., &C., to the end of the chapter.
Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1857-01-15

spoils of their fraud md villainics, and
the people say-and shall they not be
heard they shy eve will submit no
longer to the frauds practiced upon our
rights. The location of the Capital was
purchased by fraud, it shall be removed
by fair means. 1t shall be removed in
accordance with the public voice, and we
will no longer be the dogs aud slaves of a
cliouc at Omaha" Such is the public
voice. And wha, is the answer of Omaha
to this. Hark listen!! what does the
clique suy7 They say are hare got the
means, and IRE wtH bay up tie legislature
We hare done IL once, and we wiH do ii
again" Who ever heard of such inso-
lence-such downright, yillainous, SIAN
derous impudence 2 What an imputation
upon the character of the peoples Repre-
sentatiycs. We would like to know who
it is of all that respectable body Of men
convened at Omaha as the servants oil the
people, that will prove traitor to the trust
reposed in him. Who is it that can be
bought by lots in Omaha, or money from
the hands of the clique. Which is the
man. We would like to see him, that we
may point HIM to the history of Judas
~Iscariot and of Benedict Arnold, and warn
him of ths fate of all traitors. But no f!
there is no such man in the Legislature.
Ii cannotb be that one can be found so re-
CARELESS of his character-so regardless
of his duty, his honor, his everything dear
to him as n man--no! it is a base SANDER
for Omaha to say she can buy up the
Legislature. The clique is ~"counting
without its host" this time. Men of
honor cannot be bought.
Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1857-01-15

A large lot, consisting of Pine Doors, Sash
Shutter Blinds, Paints, Oils, Nails, Locks
Latches, Glass, Putty, &c.