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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-10-22
BUCHANAN ON DouoLAs.- Buchanan

BUCHANAN ON DouoLAs.-Mr. Buchanan
was lately petitioned by distinguished DEM
ocrats Of New York to suspend hossIlitiss
against Douglas. lie replied: "The unity
Of the Democratic party shall be preserved,
though you lose every Congressional District
Of New York." The President was prepared
for the disaster in Pennsy lvania but is deep.
y affected BY Hopkins's and CLANCY Jones's
defeat. lie says the whole disaster TO the
Democracy 10 "chargeabls to Douglas, who
was too cowsrdly TO carry out the work he
began, and now wants to crawl back into fla
vor." So the war Of words goes on.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-10-22

IkNN1tLVANlAs
Dist. Membsre cAasem
1. Thos. b. Florence, reelected.
2. En-. JoY Moalls, re-electsd..
5. JOIN P. vxRRHE, vice Landy.
1. VIZ. MrLLwARD, vice Phillips.
). JoHN WooD, Woe 0pen Jones.
0. sJoHH IlIcKnAS, re- elected.
q. II. G. LoKGEHEcKER, Woe Chapman.
8. @JoHk SCHWARTZ, vice CLANCY Jones.
=. TnADDEUs STEVENS, vice RoBERrs.
10. JoHS w. KILLINoER, vice KUNKKL.
IL. JAS. Il. CAxPBELL, vice Detcdrt.
II. GEoRoE w. SCRANTON, vice Leidy.
Is. Vim. II. Dimmick, reelected.
IA. q. A. 0Row, re- selected.
Is. j. T. HALE, vice Ailison White.
10. BxN1. r. JuSxrx, vice Ahi.
II. Ed. McPRxRsoS, vice Uilson Reilly.
Is. s. S. BLAIR, vice EpIE.
l9. JOHN CovopI, re- elected.
90. Vim. Montgomery, re-elected.
81. j. X. MooHsHKAD, vice RlrcHIE.
%. RoBERr MckKIGHr, Woe PuRyIAkcE.
~. WILLIAM STEWART. e-elected.
"a. CHAPIN Hall, vice jas. L.. Giilis.
Is. ELIJAH BABHIrr, vice JoHN DrcK.
ANTI -Lecmmpfon Democrats.
Republicans 30, Buchanan Democrats 2,
anti-Lecompton Democrats 3. The last del
egation stood, Republicans 10, Buchanan
Democrats Is, anti-Lecompton Dems. 2.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-10-22
OHIO.

OHIO.
Dsf. Members chosen.
/. George II. PsndIston, reelected.
2. JoHN A. GuRLEY, vice Groesbeck.
8. G. 1. Vallandighom, over CAKpBrrL.
4. n. Ii. NICHOLS, reelected.
S. JAS. NJ. ASHLEY, vice X. Morr.
6. VIM. Hoscsrd, vice Coekeriu.
z. Tnos. Gown, vice HARLAN.
8. Benz. STANTON, re-slsctsd.
.. JOHN CARxY, vice L. ". Hall.
10. OAREr A. IRIxsLs, vice Jos. Miller.
III. rhas. d. Martin, vice HORROR.
IL. S. s. Cor, reelected.
IL. JoHN SRaRAAE. re-clected.
IA. 0YnUe SrMK, vios PHiLEAoS BLISS.
ID. WV. HRLnfcK, vice Burns.
Is. Groom b. ToxPKiss, reelected.
II. T. 9. THxAK4R, vice Vim. Laurence.
IL. SrDNSr EDoEHroE, Woe LETTER.
~. EDwAlD WADE, reelected.
20. JoaE HuronINs, vice Giddings.
FL. JoHS A. BNaHAx, reelected.
Republicans l6, Democrats 5. The last
delegation stood, II Republicans to Demo-
Gratis.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-10-22

DRowSzD.-On Sunday evsning last, %
Mr.. John Smith was bringing three men from
Warsaw In a sail bost, the boat sank, whom
within one hundred yards Of our leves, the
three men SWAN ashore, but Mr.. Smith, be.
ing unable to swim, after few abort strug.
giles and cries for help, sank to rise no more
in this life. There were, perhaps, City or
sixty people on the levee, but not single
sli6 could be got out for want Of ours. Mr..
Smith leaves . wife and four children in
Warsaw. The river has been dragged for
his body, but as yet, it sleeps in the Missis-
sippi.- Alexander Reveille.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-10-22
El~csiens Next Monsn.

There viii be Congressional elections next
month in New York, Massachusetts, Della.
ware, Michigan, Illinois, New Jersey and
Wisconsin. There is considerable room for
Republican gains in these States, and from
the results in other States the moot favorable
auguries are INDUCED in regard to the result
Of these elections.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-10-22
A Exanpis Ter neys.

We have carrier connected with this Of
nee, who 10 between Is and IA years Of ago,
Who occupiea seat in the highest GLASS oil
one OF our public schools, has the geogra-
ply OF tho country ut his fingers end, and
Who can cipher around bevy Of school
masters, and in two and half years more,
(Which will make him l6), no win probably
read Cicero and Homer to boot. Bot IN ad-
dition to requirements 1t school, b has $500
10 the Savings Bank, drawing Ave per cent
interest, and is daily adding thereto, oil
gathered together by selling papers between
school houn.-lT Trenton True Amer.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-10-22
River steamers s..k.

ST. Louis. Oct. TO.
The steamer Flying Cloud sunk at Devils
Island on the 18th. She cost $55 900. The
condition Of her cargo, which was large and
valuable, is not ascertained.
We also learn that the steamer Sam Young.
from Peoria for this port, has bsen sunk 10
the Illinois river near it's junction with the
Mississippi. Boat lost--freight mostly saved
mo lives lost.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-10-22
SLOW J.ass wac m,ss.ke..

The Washington States, . spirited little
Douglas sheet, manifests great delight ct
the result Of the election in Pennsylvania. -
II says:
"Thc representatives. OF the Administers.
tion Democracy blindly thought the people
aould be walked over; and Mr.. CLANCY Jones
appeared to DO % confident Of re-election
that be cstnally said, in this city, he Vas go-
ing 30 run only 70 show Mr.. Buchanan how
easy il was 70 be elected - IN 1Administsa-
tion DemocrAt." He has probably changed
bis mind By this time. Well, the Admins
trasicr mode Decentralization Csu5oI.oy.'.
the test in Pennsylvania, and tho result il
That only two OF the twelve Administration
Democrats" from that State, who voted for
Lecompton, viii como back to Congress-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-10-22

Tho Albany Evening journal il very
con6sent Of tho election Of tho Republioan
State ticket in New York. Il says:
"Before Pennsylvania and Indisna let m
know how they felt, We would have been con-
tent with twenty thousand majority for Nor
gan. Now we will mot compromise for ono
vote less than 6fty thousand. Such yicto-
ries are good for nothing II they are not good
for thirty thousand votss.''
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-10-22

We make come corrections and additions
to our list OF returns for this District. All
the counties except Wayne and Union are
now reported, and We presume tho corrsc.
tons will not materially vary the aggregate
result.
The majority for Curtis, according TO our
table, i over 500, which will be somewhat
reduced BY the two counties yet to be heard
from.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-10-22

Lynch LAWN TExAs.-T The murderer OF Mr..
Grant, Of Texas, lass Of Orange county, N.
U, and son-in-law Of the late Professor
Mitchell, has boon detected, proving 10 Be
Washington Garner, the son OF wealthy,
but very much dreaded Asighbor Of Mr..
GrsnPs. Wash. WAS jailed, but aboss two
hundred enraged citizens assembled, broke
opea the jail, took the murderer out and shot
him 10 atoma. u
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-10-22

fTO. B. Mattcson, Of bribery and cor
rupsion notoristy, in the last Congress, hav.
ing been repudiated BY the Republican Con-
vention, has Joined the Democracy and is
running for Congress with the aid and com-
fort Of the Administration. The present Ad-
ministration attracts every rascal from other
parties on the principle Of elective affinity
ssbirds Of feather flock together"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-10-22

ssWe Etocisnss0ecoHa District.
The reports from the Second District are
eoniDg IN more favorable for the Rspubll
cans. So far - heard from vandsvsr, our
candidate for Congress, gains 600 on Gov.
loves vote Of last year, when our majority
was 100.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-10-22

Tho following bills and estimates were a.
lowed:
Farrell 4 MoNamara for AeAdamia-
ing en- 7th, 9Th and 9Th street, BE-
tween Main and Blondsau. and
excavatinE on 9Th, 9th. Al and
lIth streets. in warrants, 22,67
In certificates Of indebtedness, 078,66
+. McAannus, for boarding prison
.rs, 400
J. ". scrogea, for Grub Plank, and
haul, 10s, 6a
s.oddArd 4 Robin for feed, 24.27
Guy Wsels. 27.OO
John Tanning for work on road
to Bunea Vista, 0l.6O
C.GArbsr quarter salary Of Treas
urpr, 5000
Rufus Hubbard, furnishing school
room sundries, 7.O6
!. c. BARLEY, cleaning school house
and halls, $500
do white washing halls, do 7.60
Keoksk Gas Light Il Co bill for the
use Of 100 public lamps and light
Ing and extinguishing the same,
was referred to the committee on
Gas Lights
The City Collector reported there was the
sum OF $49. 02, - balance due the Contractor
for grading alley through block 10, and the
o. $SO 90 balance for grading alley through
block a.
Alderman Hainss from the committee on
streets and alleys. reported the following rsso
luton which wGs adopted
ResoIped. That % much Of tn Grand Avenue
Is lies between Col rhsmpson's and the brow
81 the hin bsyend Prices CrsAk, be repaired.
80 - TO make Agood wagon road, ct IN expense
not exceeding Eve hundred dollars.
Petitions and applications for the appoint
msni of City Assessor we're received frem Ed
ward Mnmm. " G. Stripe, Chas. Hubbsll, o.
Lyman and s. b. Ayers.
On motion tho election 81 Assessor was post
pcnsd till next meeting.
Council adjourned to Thursday the 2lst inst,
1t o'clock, p. m.
Il. 8. MERRIAM, Clerk.
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news from mr.. Livtugstonc.

PROVIDENCE, Oct. 10.
The schooner 4. II. Miller, at this port
from Guillimors River, brings news that Dr.
Livingstone had gone up tho Niger with his
small steamer.
The disturbances with the native tribes
continued, and the new government had start
cd with . force of natives and 40 European
troops against them.
News had been reserved Of victory over
the natives at Champagne on the Zambaei.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-10-22
Tho Loss Eronaut.

Since the commencement Of the search for
the remains Of MIR. Thurston, the lost sero-
maui, in the swamps Of Michigan and Canada,
two bodies have been found, but neither vas
identified a. that Of MIR. Thurstoa. A COR
respondent Of the Detroit Free Press, reflect
ing on his sad fate, has been induced TO com-
puse the time he would be in falling to the
earth his mean velocity, as well as the mo-
mensnm 9TH ~h:ch be :. s:s.s x ...s o.. "a
His elevation was thought TO be three miles
whom hs Wa last seen, aud assuming this TO
be the distance he fell, il would only require
thirty one and half seconds for him TO reach
the earth, mean velocity Of 495 feet per
second. Assuming bis weight TO be l60 lbs,
he would strike the Garth with . momentum
eaal 70 lG0,S 800 poands, or little more than
80 tons, power sufficient TO scatter his body.
bone and muscle into atoms 90 minute =
searcely 20 be peTceptible, II not to bury hin
deep in tho earth Chicago Trib.
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r.rs.gn rews By tho Angle .axea.

Foreign News BY tho Angie Saxsn.
! QuEBEc, Oct 10.
Il careful examination Of or dies BY the
Anglo Saxon, gives little additional news OF
| interest.
Later advices from Lady Franklin's Arctic
yss6t Fox, mention thu the expedition lad
safely crossed the middle loo Of Ba8n's Bay
and was In fair way OF accomplishing che
object OF the enterprise.
The London Times says that oil appear
ances indicate that the present Atlantic Ca
Bile must be given up, and hopes that tho ex-
perience gained will be used to secure that
success which 10 finally certain. II admits
the great superiority Of the Niagara over the
Agamemnon, and thinks that ship should
be especially constructed for the laying of
the cable.
The London papers OF Wednesday publish
an able report Of Mr.. Henly, the electrical
engineer, on the stats Of the cable. He Is
Of the opinion that the cablo 10 seriously in.
jured about 800 miles from Valsntia.
He has put his large magnetic instrument
in operation with view to transmit mess
ages to Newfoundland, but will not know
the resvlt until advised BY steamers from
America.
Any attempt to raise the cable in deep
soundings would, in his judgment, cause its
destruction.
Finally, he does not despair Of making the
cable work, Il it docs not get worse.
Lord Derby Was suffering from an attack
Of govt.
Its said that Sir Bulwer Lyt.on, prompt
Cd By the Canadian ministry, now In Eng
land, was giving his special attention to the
plan for the federation Of the British colo
mics.
Its stated that Lord Barry leaves Galway
10 vessel for British North America, with
Instructions from the Colonial Office to OBJ
tain the opinion OF the Legislature and peo-
pie OF Canada, Nova Scotia and New Bruins
wick ON the confederation.
Lieut.. Moody had been appointed Chief
Commissioner Of Lands and Works in Brit.
ish Columbia.
Shares Of tho Atlantic Telegraph Co. had
improved to G420(0a450.
The Times reports the funds very inactive
and without auctnation.
The failure Of large sugar Spectator in
London, for E2,00o,000, was announced on
Tuesday.
The papers publish dispatch from Lord
Canning, Governor General Of India, in re-
ply to Lord Elicnborough's dispatch. Lord
Canning complains OF the treatment be had
experienced. He defends bis policy, and
asks to be relieved il he has failed to satisfy
the government.
FRAscE.-The Emperor was 1t the Chalons
Camp.
The Moniteur publishes circular forbid
ding unstamped newspapers to insert adver-
tisements.
This return to the strict letter Of the law
will be death blow to multitude Of minor
| newspapers.
1t is stated as certain that the Emperor Of
Russia has been invited by Prince Napoleon
to visit France that he has accepted the in
vitation, and will visit both Paris and Lon
don next spring.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-10-22

CO = man named Mo1innis Of Stelon.
vills, Ga, rossntly hang hinself 10 scare his
wife. Shs let him hang long enough 70 get
scared hln1elf.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-10-22

eIA youth, with turn for figures, had
ave eggs 70 boil, and being told % i've thsm
thres ninutss each, boiled thea : quarter of
On hour altoesthAr.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-10-22
Council Proceedings.
CouNoIL RooM, |
Keokuk, Oct. 10Th, '66.

1Ob0Cll 1xOcOO01nRH.
CouNcIL RooM,
Keokuk, Oct. 10Th, 'b8.
Present, the Ma, or and Aldermen Bishop,
Haines, Reynolds, smith, and Wyman.
The minutes Of last meeting were read and
approved.
A petition Vas received from the President Of
the Keokuk, MI. Pleasant Minnesota Rail.
road Co., asking the city Council to issue to said
read the sum Of $40, 200 in bonds heretofore
voted, to said road, or that the city loAn ito
credit, or become u guarantor TO the amount
aforesaid, for the beneAt Of said Railroad.
The petition referred to the Mayor and Com
mittee on Finance. e
A petition was received from T. II. Allyn and
20 others asking the Council TO appropriate .
portion Of the street labor in the vicinity Of
ssotts' saw mill. for the purpose Of completing
the reed from Grand Avenue to the river near
the mill Of W. Stotss and Sons Whereupon ii
WAS ordered that til prayer Of the petitioners
be grated, and the supervisor WAS instructed
to perform said work.
communication Was received from J. & 3.
zwartz in relation 10 their being notified by the
Mayor to stop quarrying rock, or grading in 9th
street. At its intersection with street. aud
Commercial Alley, 10 keid's Addition land
asking the Council 'sto restore to them their
lawful property, and allow them such rea IONA
bic damages as they may have sustained BY
reason thereof, Referred to Commit,se on Ju-
dietary.
The Mayor reported that he had received
from the Chairman Of the Market House Com
mittee the sum Of $a675 Of bonds, snd that the
same WAS subject &c the order of the Council
The COMMITTEES on Judiciary reported Ordin-
ance No. -, IAN Ordinance concerning the
sale and redemption of real estate sold for de-
linquent 'axes"--which WAS laid upon the table
till next meeting.
Tbs street Supervisor made his report for the
month Of September. which was ordered to be
filed, and the Supervisor was allowed Sl2 90
balance due as per report.
The Committee on Judiciary reported in IA
vor OK allowing James Alton the privilege Of
putting frame building upon Lot l, Block No.
"a. Report ordered to b fled
Aid. Wyman moved that the street Superb
sor be authorized when hiring lahorsrs upon
the streets, TO discriminate between them, 90 Is
10 pay each one the respected amount earned by
him.
The City Engineer reported the apportion-
ments to lots in Block Ne 63, for grading alley
in said block, whereupon tho following rsscu.
ton was adopted
Resolved, That special tar - indicated be-
low, be assessed, aud levied upon the lots
hereinafter described, IL being the special tax
upon upon said lots for grading the Allsy IL
block No, OF, - reported By the City Engineer
Oct 10 1873
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-10-22

gMrs. Ann Burgess, Sc woman neither
young nor handsome," thought il was pretty
20 cowhide her brothsr-in-lsv, Ia his store
II New York. for maligning hsr fame, but
was surprised at sharp reproof from ths
Judge, and the necessity Of $500 bell for hsf
appeosAsoa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-10-22
The Balioon Race

Sandusky, Oct. l9.-Godard the balloon
ist came down last night about Is miles from
from here, at l04 O'clock. STEINER oame
down ut Ii O'Clock, one mile from here.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-10-22
Ina,.na Lsg,.,asure,

The Indianapolis journal gives the COM
plexion of tho Indiana Legislature as fol-
lows:
Senate Republicans, Is /; Anti Lecompton
Democrats, 4 Democrats, 81.
House--Repabhcan, 81; Anti-Lecompton
Dem, 3: Democrats, 50. Seven Districts to
hear from.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-10-22

BoUkD voR ILLlNoIs.- Henry s. Lane, Of
Indiana, will fill number of appointments
in lllinois, in advocacy Of the Republican
cause. There are few men in tho country OF
more character and power than this old Wing
champion Of Indiana.
Cash. Clay is busy in Illinois, and will re-
main there until election.
Schuyler Cslfax has made seven appoint
menss at important places in Illinois.
oor~in, Chase, Lane, Clay and Collar
make up strong team. They will hardly
speak 70 less than 100000 persons in the
next few days, and they will not address 80
many Sucker ears for nothing.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-10-22
CaYsAsn nslllcss~n

There II certainly moro Of the splsndor
and glsfy and music Of battle, in the follow
Ing Hnss, BY Guy Humphrey MsllAstw, thar
IN any other IN tho language. TeonysonSs
ssCharee q Bslakl, Va" Of the sssix hundrsdss
will not compare it'll it, either - picture
q - poetry:
In their rags 4 ssgimentsk,
Stood the Obi Contincnta!s,
Yielding not,
When the dre 1adiers were iunging,
And like hsi fell the plupginx
Cannan-shotj
Whs the files
or islss,
From the smoky nigh snca npment, bore the BAN
ner Of the ramI ant
Unicorn,
And grummer, grumnar, GUNNER, rolled the rsli
Of the drummer,
Through the morn .
Then with eyes to the front oil,
And with guns horizontal,
Stool our airs
And the balls whistled deadly,
Andiu strsa us flashing rediy,
Blax d tAs Arss;
AstaarcAr
On the shore,
Swept the strong battle breakers Ger the green
sodded acres
And leudsr, louder, ader, cracked the black gum
powder,
Crach ing amain
Vow like smiths at their forgss
Worked the red ST. Georges
Cannnnisrs;
And the "vil ,inous salspetor"
Rang fierce discordsnt meter
Round their sars;
A. to swift
Storm drift,
With hot sweeping ger, came the h0sse-guards'
clangor
On our TANKS,
Then higher. higher, higher, burned the oi-fssh-
toned IRE
Tire the ranks
The ell-fash pned Colonel
6siipped through the white internal
Powder cl,ud
And hts broA isword was swinging,
And his bras en- throat was ringing
Trumpet loud
Then The blas
Bull to new,
And the trooper Jackets rcdden 1t the touch Of the
lsaien
Rifle breath,
And rounder, rounder rounder, roArsd the iron SIX
FOUNDER,
Hnrling death!
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Eb6GahO18e
Below will be found tables giving ne ~
suit Of the late Consrsssisnal slsctions ii In.
diam, Ohio and Pssnsylvania
INDIANA.
Dist. Members cAosen
!. HIM. !. Ntblack, rs-elssted.
II. I'm. n. English, reelected.
iii. WiLLIAx NJ. Dunn, vice Jas. Huqhes.
Nv. Vim. S. Holman, vice J. b. Folsy.
v. DAVID KiLooRR, reelected.
vi. ALBERT g. PcRrkR, vice j. =. GREGG
VII. JOHN @. DAVIS, re elected.
VIII. JANIS WILSON, reelected.
TX. SCHUYLER CoLTAx, re- elected.
X. OnARLxs CAsg, re. elected.
TX. JoHS o. Pkrrrr, reelected.
Republicans in SHALL CARS, Dems. in itoi-
ics. Davis is an anti -Lecompton Democrat,
but Was fully identified with the Republicans
IN the late canvass. Aside from him the Re-
publicans gain two, oil the rest being dis
tinctive Republicans.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-10-22
Pcnms ivania Elecsten.

The latest advices indicate the following
result for the legislative tickets:
SENATE.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-10-22

OF the Democrats three are anti Buch-
anan-elected mainly by Republican votes,
and will most probably act with the Repub.
licans.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-10-22

We compare the returns upon the Con-
Eressional ticket with the vote Of Lowe and
Sanuels last year. Lowe had majority Of
"a in the district. The figures given are
najoritiss.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-10-22
HOUSE.

Philadelphia city elected this year for the
fret time by single district, and chose Is Re-
pubiicans and a Democrats.
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COAL! COAL COALl

IIsHE Slaughter Coal Company are prepared to
furnish their superior Coal In quantities. 70
sut purchasers at the lowest cash rates. They viii
deliver II at any point in tho City; also u Aamit-
River.
Onlce on Third Street, below the corner Of Main.
over the Banking House Of Blk, Halls q Co.
STKPuEN \. JONES,
ecel0dSm sola Agent s. @. Co.
BOARDING wanted for InstrUceion.
"A HERMAN Rsntlsmsn, we'll experienced in
- Tcaching the Forte Plane, his nothef Nm.
gnagc and French, u dssirous 70 give lsssoas In
hoase 10 sxchAnge for boarding and lodg
rag. Address -. W. w., Instruction,D Post o.
ooslvd1t
faPer Hangsngs n Cosa.
~ Of Wall fspsFc, within the uexb thirty days
81 unprecedented ow prices for CAsh. Call and
examine OGDEN, BR0WNRLL CO.,
augNd 81 MAin-st., and 5 Hecond-st.
Architecture, RainsAag aaa UcuID.
ture.
"A STUDY Of the elegant and useful arts slsvAtes
Ana rsnnss the mind. For Tho b~st work on tn
subjeot apply to CAVE = BARDRR.
nrlttsA ANral ApoFes.
I suMFkisIN0 Shooting, Couxsine, FisAinH.
- AAwklng, boating and Psdestrissism al6e :
description u the various gameY and AAaoomeatn
o. ths nohihty. For sails by
oetlId u Nsi...2.
&c AHDd. SUuAK, --- - q ~ m
~ @ hhh ehnics.s II. Mslaasss,
M 30 socks Mo OoGeo.
~ Asresa NsA III onae "
Nxsd CLo0n0AM, TAYLOR zoo.
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>. q. Hsuuest ter C.n.r....

The Buchanan party in the Eighth Distric.
Of New York are talking OF running Bennett,
OF the Herald, for CoDgressman. Tho Pres
idsnt sesDs 70 be throwing his influence in
Jsmmy's favor. The nominating Convsn-
s.on, Juss AYR iaD, nc suppose, gave him q
plurality OF votes, but being unable 70 agree,
fears they are only making believe, on pur-
pose TO tantalixe him, and adds:
Eve sincerely hope they will nominste
poor BsApett, though it would be but du-
bloas compliment 10 Mr.. Buchanan. All the
Government ofhcers who are members Of the
Convention, including Mr.. Butserworth, the
sspsrintsndens Of the Assay Once, il 10 said,
gsvs thsiE votes for Bsnnctt.u