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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-09

The people of Iowa are TO vote in August next
on proposition to allow cOlored men to vote on
the same terms and subject to the same restrictions
and disabilities with other men-that is to say: II
they have the qualifications of nativity or natural
zation residence, &c, required to make Others vo-
tiers, then they too shall be entitled to vote. This
is a most righteous proposition, and We wish it
could be carried; but we have belief that it will
be. For, in the first place, the Slave Democrats
will all vote against it; next, the great body OF
Fillmore Americans will do so; and thirdly, thou
sands of Republicans, frightened by the din about
"amalgamation, "negro equality" &c. will either
vote with these enemies of Equal Rights or refrain
from voting at all And the Constitutional Con-
yention, in which there was a nominal Republican
majority of sir only, but decided majority in.
Guiding all the Democrats in opposition to Negro
Suffrage, contrived a mode of making erny one
uho withholds his rote on this question oOnnt as
roting against Equal Suffrage The Convention
stipulated that in order to entite the Blacks to
vote, there must be a vote in their favor eI.
ceeding one half Of the total rote for and against the
adoption ofhe Ne,c State Constitution Now as it lie
or against the Constitution, while thousands will
not take interest enough in this subordinate Cues
ton to vote at ALL or being ashamed TO vote against
equal and Universal Suffrage, will simply refrain
from voting upon it, knowing that this will answer
the same purpose as vote in the negative, IT is
clear that Equal Suffrage will be voted down even
if there should be majority in its favor, instead of
a probable majority of thousands against it. We
reprehended this dodge when the proposed Con-
stitution was first pubshed but we could not
have imagined that any paper would, as The AZ
bony atlas has just done, represent this contriv.
ance of the enemies of Equal Suffrage to make all
the withheld votes count in their favor, as actually
a device of the friends of such equality to carry
their point even against an adverse majority OF
thousands Surely The atlas cannot need to de-
scend to misrepresentation so gross as this IN or
der to perpetuate the Acknowledgement Of q
despised and down.trOdden race.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-09

do not suffice For sewing leather or other work
too heavy for delicate female fingers, some Of them
are unequAled. II might be ektravagant to-day to
estimate that half the sewing in our city is done
by machines; but the time is rapidly approaching
when at Least three-fourths will be- And We have
heard that one inventor who does not now make at
all, ia receiving Of various manufacturers at the
rate Of 5000 per snnum for the privilege Of
using bis patent.
As to Mowers and Reapers, their value cannot be
estimated An intelligent farmer casually said to
us some time since: Ny mower has paid for
itself the first year-indeed, could not have made
my hay without it, Another said a few days
since: " Ny mower has made me gentleman"
meaning that it had relieved him of his chief
trouble-that of obtaining men to make his hay in
due season. In the great dairy and stock regions
of our country, it is impossible to hire men enough
fit to NOV to get in the hay crop in due season. Ex
orbtant prices will not command them, for they
do not exist. Hsryesters have already released
thousands from the modification Of seeing their
crops perishing ungathered from absolute want of
lab0rers Even though the cost were not dimin-
isbed-as it VIGOROUSLY is-by harvesters, the fact
that the work can now be done in season. and fine
weather improved to the utmost would render
these machines of immense utility.
Such is but single chapter-at most two chap
ters-in that industrial progress which is opening
new era for mankind. Let us hope that its bless
ings will be enjoyed by the many, not mOnopolized
by the few.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-09

more specimens Of governing New-York from
Albany, on record. yet until the present day no
one has heard Of the uncOnstitutonslity of leglsh
tive acts pertaining to the city, or of the invasion
Of the peoples chartered rights.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-09

IOwA.-we have not yet received complete returns
Of the recent election in Iowa, but from such ~
we have received infer that on q light vote, tbs
Buchsneers have beaten us by about 900 majority.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-09-03

The New York Courier and Enquirer,
good authority in financial matters, in an
article upon the late panic in that city, says:
GAS to the ability of tho mercantile
classes to sustain their credit, it is conceded
that they have never been stronger. Pay.
ments from the West and South have been
punctual this season, and those regions are
fast becoming creditors instead Of debtors to
the Commercial Metropolis"
And how long, think you, will this great,
rich, mighty West, that is "becoming the
creditor instead Of the debtor Of the COM
mercial metropolis" tolerate such persis-
tent and ill-considered attacks upon her Sc
curities and such laborious disparagement
Of the credit Of her merchants, as she has
this summer, at the hands Of those who arc
becoming her creditors, without such retail
alton "a shall tell upon her detractorsf This
great Mississippi basin is becoming the
centre Of wealth as well as the seat of en-
pire, and it does not become its mere ex-
change brokers and commission agents at
the seaboard to deport themselves too over
bcaringly towards their principal.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-09-03

The Black Democrats on the joint COM
mttee of the two Conventions, attempted to
coerce the Republicans into the admission Of
q point which involved the legality OF ths
bogus convention, and farther, to an aband.
onment Of grounds which they had unani-
mously insisted upon, and considered Of
primary Importance in their party platform.
The Republicans met this impudence rs it
deserved, by declaring the conference at an
end, and the committee dissolved. Gov.
German was the chief cause Of the disagree
men.. lie seems possessed of the spirit of a
genuine Border Ruffan. The action Of the
Republicans brought the tricksters to their
senses. They discharged German from the
committee, and then the Republicans con-
scented to continue the sessions. The latest
intelligence is that they are now likely to ef-
feet an agreement.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-09-03
TeIexrapnic News.

New ORLEANS, Sept. |. - Cannon were
fred here o-day, and there was mass GEL
ebraton in memory Of General Lopez. The
weather is pleasant. Our citizens are re-
turning from their summer tours.
WAsuISGroS, Aug. 3l.--Additional troops
have been ordered to Kansas to replace those
to be dispatched to Utah. 1t 10 probable
that additional troops will be ordered to
Florida.
Col. Summers command is now returning
home from the expedition against the Chey-
enne Indians, is also ordered to Kansas.
New York, Sept. 1.-The steamer Star of
the Yves, leaves on Saturday for Aspinwal
with the California maid in place Of the ILL.,
nois.
Further particulars from California BY
the Empire City at New Orleans. Political
affairs were the chief topic. The weather
had been excellent. The towns Of ST. Louis
and Michigan Cliffs had been destroyed BY
fire.
There is nothing Of interes. from Central
America.
NEw ORLEANS, Aug. 81. The Empire
City arrived last night with Havana dates
10 the 9th.
The Illinois went ashore on Colorado
Reefs, but got off without much difficulty
| with assistance. She was but little dam.
aged. She would probably leave Havana on
/ the Goth, with over a million and half in
gold.
California news is unimpor,ant. Several
large fires in the interior.
By the arrival OF u schooner at this nor,
we learn that revolution has broken out in
! Yucatan.
/ Nearly the whole state is in arms, and til,
reyolutionists, who are composed OF tn,
radical party, are everywhere successful.
/ When the schooner left the Governor wa,
marching against Campeachy with tifteet
hundrna men.
RIcnAosp, Va, Sept. 1.-The Presby
terrain Convention is still debating the res
1 o.ution for the establishment OF genera
synod. II is expected to adjourn to morrow
sine die.
LoulsviLLn, Sep. 1.-The exhibition open.
cd at 10 O'Clock this morning.
I The Butchers Association escorted Col
Wilder TO the nmphitheatre, whore be de.
| livered an eloquent address.
/ Fifteen thousand persons were present, -
1 shalt ladies'. Many distinguished per.
I SONS were present.
/ The day was devoted 10 trials Of sreed on
/ track, and voluntary exhibitions of horses
in the amphisheatre.
Six or seven hundred head OF superior
stock have been entered The entries are
still being made.
/ The weather is delightful.
s.srrssy, SEP The M.i! train CT TIC
Mad River road, ran OF the track TO-DAY,
al Castala Mills.
A. h. Rumrell, editor Of the Intelligence
Blat,, of this city, Z. Ross, baggage master
and boy, were instantly killed. Severa
Others injured, but not fatally. Cause, /
defective rail.
BuFrALo, Sept. 1.-The run which com.
menced on the Banks 10 this city yesterday
has entirely ceased Il was confined prin.
c!pally to holders Of small bills, and not ID
the least to the business community. The
whole amount OF gold drawn from all thu
Banks does not exceed $4,000. The bank.
anticipating further drafts upon their speci,
to-day, ordered large amount Of gold il in
tle East.
/ The Savings Banks received during shs
panic Yesterday 90, 900 on dsposit.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-09-03
For the 0AteClty.
The False ssues...Thc Democratic
Candidate for Governor.

For tho 0AteCity.
The false Issues...Thc Democratic
Candidate for G0verner.
Mr.. Samuels, the Democratic candidate
for Governor, attempted to euAighten the
good people OF this city in regard TO his
principles, which he says she wears upon his
sleeve, that II may read" We admit that
he is bold if not candid man. He says
that he will cto any personal liberty bill,
should the representatives Of the people
deem it prop er 10 pass any snch bill during
his administration. He is determined that
the Fugitive Slave law shall not be interfered
with, and endorses fully the idea embraced
in the bred Scott do cision, ssthat the colored
man has no rights th,st white man 10 bound
TO respect" He was early taught this doc.
trine in Virginia. aud doubtless practiced
upon the principle long before Justice fancy
announced the IN onstrons doctrine, that Z
negro has no right to show that he oUni
himselt, or that he is free man. He says
that, off we admit that negro is man,
| created by tho sun 40 tod who created US, vi
must admit his t,ocial equality" We ars
to infer that that Negro is not a man, or il
he is. he was ere .tod by some other God thar
the one who crea ted the white man.
How shall We understand this new dogma
Of the Iowa vir ginia cross Of Democracy
In his effort TO create > prejudice in the
minds OF ignore mt men against the Repub-
loan party, he Was striving to raise new
issue--that 10, that the Republican party
WAS seeking to elevate the negro to social
equality. rms ut tempt was unworthy OF
one who boasts OF six feet two inches and
three quarters Of IN anhood. The Republi-
can party makes no such issue, but believes
that the negro is pa # Of the human fsmi-
ly, created by the sam God who created Mr..
Samuels.
II this be true, Mr.. Samuels says that
they must be placed upon an equality with
the white man, and enjoy all the privileges
which the white man enjoys, including the
right to vote. The Republics ns believe that
any being created in the imak = Of God hAa
rights which white men arc BOG Ito respect
and that il il monstrous wrot'g that theJ
cannot ssssrt those rights befors the highss
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-09-03

Mrs. Dean's Seminary Ter YoMng
ll041ee.
n0sasert Street, betee6a Third Fourth Streets,
kEOkUK, IOWA.
YrHR next session Vi commence % Monday the
L flsh u osptsmbse.
The prinstDst being dssirsus Il establishing In
ksok1k peSmanent lnstit stion u high order,
will exert ~ stoOst ability 70 reader her Semi
nary in all respects worthy Of pstssaaes.
A central and readily acceptable location has
been obtained-thc rooms are airy and commodiOHs
the best Instructors secured for each depart
msnt, and particular attention will b. bestowed
upon the physical and moral we'll ~ Intellectual
training Of the pupils.
. In PAINTING tho instruction will be careful and
complete.
In Music the principal has ayailed herself Of the
eminent abilities Of Mrs y. A. Christie, for vocal
and in strumcntal
Stated Lectures on Physiology. Astronomy and
Bellies Letters will be delivered without extra
charge.
TERMS:
Primary Department, session Of 20 weeks, SIS 90
Academic do - II 90
Music on Piano and Guitar, (sxtral 70 90
French and Latin, {extra) 10 %
Drawing, gratis. :.
For further particulars enquire at the Seminary.
sept2d
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-09-03
nepa1lscan Ce.n.y Csnvent,on.


The Republicans Of Jackson Township will mott
at the Court Room, verandah Hall, on johnson
street, at clock p. M, ON Thursday next, sept.
I'd, for the parpose Of appointing delegates to the
County Convention.
BY order Of the Committee.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-09-03

Notice
+ hereby given to the 6tockh holders Of the
Springfield, Keokuk and warsaw Railrosd. that
they will IN ct on Wednesday, the Esd day Of
september next, 1t the Eecrctasys once, q.
Eeardstosn, for the purpose Of taking sssh steps
as they may find expsdicnt, for organising the
Company, opening books for further subscription
OF stock, prpviding for survey or surveys, and
electinga board OF directors and oficsrs Of the
Company. JACOB EPLER,
Presidents OF the Board Of Corporators.
J. HEswY SHAW. Scc'y.
aug2sdtd
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-09-03
KEOKUk STOVE FOUNDRY
AUDITORS OFFICE,


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NEW = vALUAnL0 DOOEU.
fNA1 Tsstiuony Il ths Aeeks b Qu1A Miller
u V1rWinfn nHmnonaAnA - 49, a1gS~A~.>. N

TrSHB Testimony Il ths AoekS 81 lu1A Miller
Virginia uleleots1s u ~ advsntuPss Il
Ports ClAysa aad his Cousias.
The War Trail, N cape. NAvns Rid.
Irviae's Life Il 6sorSs Waslinetoa,
The lie efOaasteete nrenees ~ ASs, 0Aakill.
Aasea lAieA, - Mn. 0uovnias.
ntlae Dsssiee, u Ohae. 0iGksns.
Hsasea = 0!ss.nas.ts ~ Mn. Asa 8. 6tsphsas.
a etmy Ut nsg Vert La.
Ihe eistsss q Charity, b Mr.. Jansssn.
MsiGhbs9 jaakxpod, ~ fml 6rsytOn.
xns PIsfeesee, ~ ~ asthes Of jens Eyre,
WayeSly M0wels; New Iditiea.
Z. 4sasI Afsic kxPlesations, md Life.
Dssa 0sets Oase, two sditiens.
Is.t LIE u ths Holy Land, y ". O. Prime,
chdss Ca 0srns, ~ The Tent and IL 1isId, b j.
C.6mith.
All the sheiss M slrfsat litssats.s II ~ asy.
constantly On hard. A. 49, Nadine Iourna ia.
maEasiass, Illuminated PspSfs, 6erials. 20, 10
safest ClAtkAt Literary Dspst, near the Peei o.
nee. -. 80 lasg15-A
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-09-03

courts known TO the land. Mr.. Samuels
ought 70 know that his puerile effort 10 crestl
. preiudiee BY depicting the ofensivensss Of
analganation - likely to follow any asso.
citation with negroes, is understood. Justice
may Be done the negro without doing injus-
tice 70 any white man, but Mr.. Sanuel's
prejudice is all confined to such negroes a.,
by the laws Of the free states, have some
rights, which he and others are bound to
respect.
Assooi alton with slaves in Virginia does
not degrade the children Of the STAKEHOLDER,
does itp Oh, no, Mr.. Samuels would say
there, amalgamation 10 not such . horrid
think as it would be in free Iowa.
We may learn, by Mr.. Samuels' speech,
the line Of policy which has been adopted
for this campaign. ssNegro equality" and
malgamation" are to be the charges
against the Republicans, and BY that ruse
Mr.. samuels hopes to divert public attention
and ride into the gubernatorial chair upon
the shoulders Of the 10000 whose prcju-
dices he expects to fan into . flame, and
thus be led to forget the real issue before
the country: Shall Kansas and the Terrific
res bo the hom Of Free White menp Or
shall they be FLIED by laborers "who have
no rights which white men are bound to re-
spect9" This 10 the great issue.
Men Of Iowa, are you to be deceived BY
such fustian? 10 Iowa this day richer, more
populous and happier, than II she bad oon-
stitution celebrating Slavery-such . ons
~ MIR. Samaels would give you9 II Tree
dom is bess for Iowa, would 1t not be better
for Kansas and the Other Territories ? The
fight is between these principles. Choose ye,
O. p q.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-09-03
Insurance Agency!

HOME
INSURANCE co, NO. 4, WALLsTREET, IN X,
Capital u, 600, 900.
EQUITA0LE
INSURANCE CO., OF LONDON,
CAPfrAL 81, 5O0, 0e0.
HBeaIDGEPORT
FIRE AMARINEINS. co. BRIDGEPORT COMM
CAPrfAL 1S00, 900.
WASHINGTON
UNION ms. CO., CLEVELAND,O.
CAPirAL $500, zoe.
FRANKLIN
FIRE MARINEINS. CO, Fonp DuLAc WIS.
CAPfrAL t5u0, 0vo.
DOLICIESissued in ths above Cam pan,es on The
i safer classes Of risks only, at fair rates, and
losses adj listed and promptly paid, 1t the once Of
the Agency, on Second street.
septld WA.F. TURNER, Agent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-09-03

1Bo@fa ing.
A FEW Gentlemen, and one Gentleman and
"A Lady, oan bs accommodated wi3h board, on ap-
pcation Ut the house next door to the south eas
corner Of ID and Exchange street.
sep3.dlw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-09-03

Rnop1 ISLAND CEsrxAt BASK.--We be-
lieve this 10 Substantially an institution Of
Gov. Asttsson's, Of Illinois. It's New York
sceosnt was kept bHThompson' II is now
rsdssmsd in New York by Swift, Ransom 4
o.. ana II received ~ other currency BY al
~ psiaeipal BANKERS in Chicago.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-09-03

This institution has suffered, temporarily,
from the late "furry," and the attempt of
brokers to cast suspicion upon all the banks
which it was possible, in order that they
might be enabled to buy good notes at dis
count. We believed it was suffering unjust
", and We are glad to find the expectation
true. The bank is organized under the New
York Free Bank law, and the system which
that law has created is considered one of the
soundest in the country. There is consider
able of its currency aAoat here, which makes
knowledge Of its condition matter of in
terest to our people. The following letter
from its Cashier, to Messrs. Ford, Gorham
& Ford, will doubtless help to restore that
confidence which has been somewhat SHAKEN,
and crafty bill-holders
FoRr PLAIN BANK,
DIOR, Plain, N. Y, Aug. 81, 81.
MEssRs. Fonp, GoRHAx & FoRD- Gents:
was somewhat surprised to notice in this
mornings Albany paper a paragraph to the
effect that the notes of this Bank, among sew
eral others, were thrown out by the New
York brokers. WAS surprised, because at
this moment our account is good in the Me-
tropolitan Bank for $4,000, and in the N.
Y. State Bank, Albany, for $4,000. Some
malicious scoundrel has done this to in;urt
us, or the n. Y. brokers have done it to take
the advantage Of the present panic by re-
deeming notes at q discount.
We have not, in six years, lost one dollar
by bad loan. We have surplus of $40,
600, a moderate line of discounts, and hay,
not in six years been in sounder condition
than now. Iwrite you at once, 80 that il
any such rumor as the above should reach
you, you may promptly contradict it ant
save our circulation from being returne.
upon US unnecessarily.
Yours truly,
d. F. YOUNG, Cash.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-09-03
Piano for Sl26 90.
an AND MUolOAk COW CE0TI
LAnA hoa the AAAAAose1
n. NEWELL

MILITARY LIGHf GUARD BAND,
ar Chicago, and will give one Of THAR Grand
~ Concerts q RedSsys' Hall, FtftA-sf on Nestss,
September TIA.
Tickets ~ each, and 70 each purchaser OF Con-
cert Ticket will be presented share In the TSsn-
ton Land Oompany. The Lands are valued ct
1ls, 900, And are the 6nsstlsa to ~ fosnd asy-
where. (sspldets Z
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Keekuk, Iowa, July :, SID


IA yRCHANTS and AlLLINKRB visiting n
Nl PAiladslphia r purchase eeods Wild "
1nA : 1asss and splsndld assortment u ~ NJ
.s.ss. styles cs SsS:s I'D American Hcccs.., Cara
ard HAa1r Dssssss 81 Nm. y. .. BISHOPS,
No. Oh Chestnut -.
Psrtisul1r attsatien paid 70 orders, Al goods
warranted 70 givs aAi1lasstos.
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WIN. w. BELKNAP,
AGENT FOR
PHOENIX INsURANCECO., OF HARTFORD,
CAPITAL @200, 900.
HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE. COMPANY,
CAPITAL $500, 900.
STAR ms. CO., OF OdDENsBURGH, NY,
CAPITAL 100000.
F1NHE above Co npAnis insure ell insurable pro-
i perty al fair rates. All information given,
and Policies promptly issued II the Ksokuk Agency
in the Iron Front building, aseo At. between
Main and johnson. [sep. idlm
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-09-03

$50, 900 WAnseAII
~ Ksokuk City Ellis ~ Psemiun Of = cent
~ In Exchange for 0TsceSies and Fruit Of I'll
kinds, ~ the serneY o. Main-st. And Levee
aul3d KING 4 TAYLOR.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-09-03

We, the snAsEsignsd, having he'd instsuetisns
ffou Pred. BsDass personally and In ous families,
sheesfslly seeemmed him 70 the eitissns Of Keskuk
- good, e@oient and faithful teacher, IL syssy
way worthy Of their patronage.
Rev. Mr.. Williams, WA. Bsers,
NM n. B. Diskinson, p. Eishar,
Mrs. 0so, + Kilheurne, Jules 0eisss.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-09-03
r. A.. URMSTON,
(yARPENTEK AND BUILDER. Shop South.
~ east corner Of Exchange sndl3th.
NEW COMERS PLEASE NOTICE.

Thalarney and CONTINUED Rfd Dosld sos~ purchase .
Desirabie and permonest Hsmestsad, secure from
sheriff sxscxtioss and Lsadtor1s' Asss.
TJylIE subscriber new o6sFs orr nsv sttisens the
i cheapest bargais yet oat bsing Dwelling
uouse large enough for M ordinary faaily, with
good water convenience, In healthy location End
quiet moi ghborhood, within ton ninatss' walk Of
the kstes House.
FIRST CONE. FIRST CLAIM.
II taken soon, can W bad ~ low figures. A
rare bargain, whether FOR residence " ~ IN in
vest ment.
com,uodate purchaser. For oash . liberal discount
will BE- made.
Inquire Of tho undersignsd, Days Building,
ExchAnge-st corner OF l2th, or at the Office Of
w. W. Dixon, Athen1um buildings.
dis p. A. URMSTQN.
Enn POCKET Sectional aud County Maps Of
OUU Missouri, just received at CLARKE's
Literary Depot,
sep3d Johnson-at., near pUstofbcs.
~-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-09-03

DARKER'S Sectional and Geological kapSei
i Iowa. in Pocket and Mounted form.
Parker's Hand Books Of Iowa.
Wells do do do
Cotton Guide Books for tho u. s.
Pocket Maps Of the U. 3.
Pocket Sectional Aaps Of the State separate.
Applston's Railroad Guide,
James River auide for the Western uatsrs.
fana,ng's niyss $40 I.AAs Gsias.
All the above for sale at CLARKEH
Literary Depot,
sepSd Jchnson-st., ncar ths Posto@co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-17

A RrIIc-we we're shawn the other day, by
rvsnrn prsI.nted ~ tho sa.sn Of ArAsis TO Mr. Vac
Barren while Pr sitert q TIC Unted States, and ,old BY
NE sovernmeut 70 M Dpige, Of Georretovp. g Tue
sorse Old and presoi tod the other day 10 VI
pencaie 81 Mr. Dodfc Testimonial o. bis regat Tor
ne reyreseEisi,Te OF Rooknghan.-RocansAam Va
81
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Pniitieal rIoNements.

Bon warren win,lor OF North Csrorns. msmoer o.
bs Houso Of representa- vcs, has ann Junced MN
ssaf o cssdidsie fer reelection.