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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-09-03

LAVE gained he con1dsnos Of all Who use
~ them. and have proved one Of the most valu-
making the Lpck Stitch ON both sidss Of the cloth
alike, which cannot BE- nnravelsd or pulled ont.
4 They are III mads with ths htes5t nssAAAt1al
skill, and all warranted to work we'll on all kinda
LsaAhsr. In partiusiar " vould caal astcnsiss TO
our new Family Sewing Machine. Il has hAsn
MANUFACTURED expressly for Family Use, and has
mat With favor from all II 10 20 siaPliAed - to
derange its operations; indeed 1t Is 20 simple ~
to astohish one, thAt % small piece Of mscAan-
ism will sew.
Below We Give description Of the different ltyis
worked BY hand or foot, on Or of its own table
For ths csovsniense II shpping snd also for large
manntsslcriss, who're neesssaIy 70 pAee .
sgs:. s e s;sa; g. 'ns s,. long bench making ono
No. 1. With Walnut or Mahogany Table, with
or without Box Top, which locks down. Price 500
No. ). Same siss - No. = bat runs with halt
and i much higher rate q Speed. This Kind
y we'll adsptsd 70 nnsaastsring oisthias or for
Leather work. Il t
This is really the cheapest maehi.s In the mar
kst, = there Is 20 work dsns on : Sewing Aashins
iii. n.shias Rms ne easier than any Machine nov IN
MSS. Prtes 4t0A
No. 1. lhis machine has long srm to accommo-
date large work. II runs at high rate Of speed,
runs easily, and Is, without doubt, the best Ma
chine for TAiloss' nee ever offered 70 the public
/. 10 peculiarly 6tt4d for plantation work, being
very simple yet substantial and durabe ., NTH but
little liability 70 ret out Of ofdsr. Prtcs e1so.
No. s. This IL ) asw and cheaper stylas and :
general favorte for Family, Light L<Athsr, and
great vsriety or work. lt hss 6s1n gntlAn up with
rsfsssnse to furnishings sssengs and dsrahiss yet
light and tssty MaDhins, ~ less price than
either of fhs 1bsvs. IL runs very easy, rapidly,
and = .pronoansed The bsst naehins now In market
Tor go.
No. :. Tlisis Machine sotup on IN entirely
new brinspls, didsrsnt fr"A snything ever bsors
offered " the pubiis, and conhdsnty ssssrt At
fsr fAuiy nSS it hss not SquaL Il II very Hight
and tasty. very rapidly, Il almost n.issisee n
its operation and uses STRAIGHT NE bib
n % ansed 10 BE- utter imposs,bis for II
70 n6nu Stisehsss. It has tsnssou o. bsth sidss,
and saeriss larss ssppH u thrsad - ~ sodsr
spool The motions ~ gnin.sd " tvo - ~ sfsnks
sh.t run without psr.spdhls nolss. The two
threads are worked In such : maAher - 1Svef TO
both POLL atthe sas Nme, aud conssq uently iistis
liable a trenk. The seen b very slAgttss md The
sAresA dose nOE shneAk in washisep IL will do
york hsttsr thss any cheap mxohias nos in mar
.s. Z. !. s..s ~ cotton q iia'h With 'saai f.
D~serip ~ Grsslsrs faraisAsA traits.
/ OEDiER, III broadway. NsH HWk. a
sest. bssrsa / WHlTA1 HI = L4ON Propsietors.
~Agents, EAntfA, sanae ljsI0dAnl
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acss CHANGE or TI1(Ei
r. W y n ILgY - n ny

70 tAte sisct on Monday, june eth, 1859.
ESROk and a4ter the shove dats and until fur
- tASf notiee, two Passenger Trains will lesvs
Pasktv Depot, Ksokuk % follow:
First Train leaves Ksokuk daily (6sn-
|, Asy. ssespssa)as $500 4. y.
1sssad g1rsin issr1 KSokuk daily
tsssd4ys esespss1l - AsoO >. =.
First TrAin laayes Nontrose daily s I
s. t6sn1Ays exsepssd) 4 sis 4. n.
Sseopd 1rsiA lesvea Montfoss daily
tSsadsys sassptsdlst 900 ,. =.
T1MTklN, PLUM1fIn 1CO.. Lssssss.
b. ". DAVIS, lGapDfisssDesat.
J. n Tm0xeDueY Tiskss Agsat, MAsarst.
Ths 4aAovs road y nov prspArsd to furnish
Can Tor Pic Nin Asd pleasure parties on short ps-
tics and on the nost 1aysfabIe terms, For further
iafsfnatssa apply ~ ths ONCE In Packet Depot,
orto - 6Apsriassa4snt. -
{ JsSs q, ,to-AA~ s.
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
ron fHE Rapid CUxB or

FOE The Rapid CUR1 or
COagAs, C0lAs, Innuenxa, HOarseness,
CrOup, Bronchitis, Incipfent COusump.
tiOn, and for tAe relief Of COnsumptivc
Patients In aAvanced stages OF the
disease.
So wide is the Geld Of iss usefulness and 80 nu-
merOus nre the cn1e1 Uf its cures, that almost
every secticn q coanty abounds in persons pub
hc1y known, who have hoen restored from alarming
use. When once tried, its superiority over every
other medicine or is kind Is too apparent to escape
observation. and where its virtues are known, the
pubic no longer hesitate what assiAoeo to euploy
pulmonary organs tha4 ars ncid1pt to our climate.
While many inferior remedies thrust upon the
community have 6tled and been discarded. this
has gained Aend1 By every trial, conferred benefits
dnced oazss - numsrous and too remarkable 70
PREPARED M
UR. y. G. AVER = CO.
LOWELL, MASS.
BARTLETT, kAYE CO.. ksokak.
J. ". kEED CO., Chicago,
BARNARD co, St Loiis,
SUIR1. DKSTEIN o., 0incinnasi,
And Agents In evsry town in the United States.
1897 ePrtDg 4anA SuMner l6oO
SUPPLIES JUST RECEIVED.
s.n.aurczrzsos. sAnss Davsy
MUTCHINs0N Z DEWEY, fe
ss,.s MERCHANT gTAii0H6, f1f
xhira~st. ,bet. Main JOHNSON. EOkUK.
Lave JUST received sat thsir FasAioAAhls
Ii Tailoring and Furnishing estahlishAsnt,
: choics and exosllsnt supply of BroaAclo4he,
Cassinsrss, vsstlngs, and tents FURNlsH-
ING GOODS, Of Ill descriptions, and euarant4s
that their work shall ~ done N the 4oet -
proved and satisfactory MANNER. They ~ epn.
stantly rspStving the New York and Fhil4dsl.
phiA 1A1hthuS, and rsspesttufly ssolicit III whe
desire COED work and ths best uAtsrisl t. givs
tham = nAll.
Apr1b-A1y HUTcHTrs0N ! pEwFY.
H1KTfOED . G1nE 1N1Un nXNCE UU.,
or HARTFORD.
@EAks nEs INc0npcnArxh IN HlS1e.
capttal.. -...e teote -. .el9 -
ALL PAID uP. Ess4s ses 4s II s4
DIn.CroRs-H. Huntington, Albsrt Day, james
jcS n iiyn ,Joia 4. Bines, Chss. ]. Kass.
tY1oss q. AtxYr. 6ecsy. Il. AuAr1r0T0H, lfss't
q. g. E1hAA, Aas'g6sc. NJ. y. sltowsns. Act'ry
N4asss s Nm. w. nklSKNAP, Agent.
KsokHk. April 9. sd 81
-7- ----T- = o1eS H.Nm MU4DM T38 E|.g 5ssa
sS< nj 4 - i - npu
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
Foa NJ The PURPOSES Of FAMILY payslo

are % composed that disease within the range OF
Their action can rarely Withstand or eyade them.
Ihen penetrating properties search, and cleanse,
and invigcrate every portion Of the human organ.
ism, couecting iAs diseased action, and restoring
IT. healthy vitaities- As consequence Of thess
propcrticf, the invalid who Is bowed down with
health or energy restored BY remedy at once 70
simple and inviting.
Not only do they cure the everyday complaints
q every body, but also many formidable and
pleased to furnish gratis my American Almanac,
containing certificates of their cures and directions
for their use in the following complaints Costius-
ness, Hcat6avr, Heuddchs a,Sstng from diaordered
Stomach, Nausea, ,ladi1stsea, Pam in and Morbid
Iaactioa of the BosceA. Flafulencr. Loss Of Appe-
tite. Jdnndice, and other kindred complaints,
arising from low state Of the body obsiruction
Of It's functions They are an excellent Alternative
FOR the renovation of the blood and the restora-
6on OF tone and strength 70 the system dsbiltated
by disease.
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AYERsS
.Ague Cure,

Insa11fltent Fever, Or Fever ana Asue.
Renittsnf Fever, Chm Fever, D1nb
Agae, Periodical HeaAacAe, or Biltcss
Headache, ma BiHSus Fevsrs, indeed
for tAe whole class Of diseases origi.
mating T. hillary leranSenent, caused
Is ~ the MaaariA of miasnatic countries.
No nne remedy i louder called for by the
neceaides Of the American people than sure
and safe cure for Fever and Aque. Such
We are now enabled to offer. with perfect
certainty that it win eradicate the disease
and with assurance, founded on proof, that
no harm can arise from its usc IN any quan-
tity. S
That which protects ftom or prevents thi,
disorder must be. Of immense service In thu
communities whore il prevails. Prsee~tisn il
better t1han e,izs, for the patient escapes the
risk which he muat run in violent attacks OF
this halsfal distemper. This "CuRE expels
the miamatic poison Of FEvsa AND A0v1
hom the system and prevents the develop
ment Of the disease, if taken on the frst sp-
proach Of Its premonitory symptoms, Il Il
not only the best remedy ever yet discovered
for this class Of complaints, but also the
cheapest. The large quantity we supply for
q dollar brings il within the reach Of every
body; and in bilious districts, where FEvHR
AND. Aous prevails, every body should have il
and use II freely hoth for cure and protection.
II Is hoped this price will place il within the
reach Of all--the poor a we'll as the rich. A
great superiority Of this remedy over any
other ever discovered for the speedy and cer-
tain cure Of Intermittents is, that Il contains
no Oninine or mineral. consequently it pro-
dnces no quinism or other injurious effects
whatever upon the constitution Those cured
by i are LEFT as healthy Is II they had never
had the disease.
Fever and Agueis not alone the consequence
cf the miasmatic poison. A great variety Of
disorders arise from its irritation, among which
are Nenralgia, RheumAtinm, Gout, Headaahe.
Blindnea, Toothache, Earschs, Casarrh, Asth-
ma, Palpitstion, Painful Affection Of the
Spleen. Hystmic. Pain n the BoGeb, Cohc,
PHslysa and Deraneement Of the Etomach,
an Of which, when originating in this cause,
put On the intermittent type. or become period
ical. This CuRs" expels the poison from
the blood. and consequently cures them all
alike. + h IN invaluable protection to immi-
grants and persons travelling OF temporarily
residing in the malarious districts. III taken
occasionally o. daily while exposed to the in
fection. that will be exrreted from the system.
and oannot accumulate in sufficient quantity
b ripen into diseasc. Hence ii il even more
valuable for protection than cure, and lew will
ever sutfex from Intennittsnts, If they avail
themselves Of the protection this remedy af.
fords.
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Es essn tA ~ Oas0A ~ pairing. aa n
fE,HE sshassikr hsisg oblise1 70 make AeAaRoe
j 10 the W WAfCn k4sAlAlns DsrAaTasSf. - -
cured Shs ssrvieso of comp tent wOft lnan-OQp
Who undsrstanos his busincss thorough hly HESt61e
oars Will o~teksA eth III work satttsks9 ~ ~
esss, ~ ~ vasA warranted p tase assfsaaseaea
~ Axp46rsae ~ Ciocks,s JsseisIs strp eIes -
nan factsfing ef goods Of sysFy aei ipti1ne shall
u r. S.-k orA of 1Jkssds ~ tlvshk tes3set -
ta|arsssm via b. pvoaptiY ~ saalin1 -
e. snAsssiher "a M, a. 11Ase A1tnss sG .a1 Nf
April A-dAw 8sas0 A Msk 81 RRlnA 8.a
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Facts II Dentistry.
Dr. Ls o. EN08UbOlL. Dentaot.
Desires - all ~ gp6eid SttelfeG61 - e1ssn3ho
w44DIsesefyy their Teeth 70 The following
= ACT =

Nkt2Yl,L1 - I. : - - " - sa1R3Y1y
4. n skiil = ~. n,nsist,k ssaa ii iisssessas
n ppn9viag ~ netuFal aeGaaA-,. ..aa4 -
III. TAs 9ssEA - = Knsssrvsd th1oasA lifA
III. Teeth afsatsd VIII dssay ~sa v astanasd
~. u Finely .na ID stilksi aillns Win pure sold
h . csvtsdn rsne6v Tor 6seay.
". II y . sorrows neglsct - Wait - tDstA-achs
- drive the sufferer to Dentist.
VI. Tartar destroys Teeth And Gums, without
vi. kAny suGaf Ter ysArs With Nsssaleia Of
the facs, stomach And lungs from no other sauss
than bad Tsefa.
VIII. Bed Teeth dfsAgure the countsnsnes, in-
feet the Ehrsash, lseaags the stonaNh 9impair
health, distract the nerves. and war with good ma
DR. IM0RR90LL o
| Performs all operations % tAs Teeth and asms,
| corrscta irregularities of the Teeth, inserts
RTlRICIAL TERTH
Of the Bsss style and Finish,
Pats In Artificial Paalss tnl Obtaratcss for slsfs
Believing thGt The best operations Id DsntistYy
the safrst and therefore the cheapest ind most
sssisfsstory both y the operator and patient Dr..
does not o1sr my particular induesmsnts II the
line Of "CnsAr DGnIsTsY, - prsfsrring the patfon-
age Of those who prefer tAs best opsrsoas anocan
| appreciate the neasssAry ears and akill IN pro-
Auuing them.
An sxsuiaAsson u spsAasxs 10th aof Asstaesl
Tssth and Of vsry bsaaiifs ailiaga ef C,sist UsiS
FUii, 10 invited.
- Prisss Tor fun set u Tsssh, ftun - to
DaHrAL R0oMs-cornsr Of Third and Main sts.,
| over Rix, Hale Co.'s Bank, Ksokuk, iowa.
kntranes On Ihisa-st.- Lasol 14ylZl
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Asekuk, ,ks. Des Ekosn - = MIN nss @
RAIL ROA D..
H. ORANGE OR flM NJ
ONE DAILY TRAIN.
nN and afHsr this daAs snd.mHlfuthsY astioe
" 0Hk Pa1ssagsr Train win run sash Va,
daily l6sndsya sxcsptsdJ - followa;
Laaving Ksokak at 0ilo 4. 4.
Leaving Bsstonsport as 2:3O Pm.
Osnsssting st the lsttss place, - hsrsto1ms
vits =. sossAss of the Western StsgsCo.. for a
Reis1 Y 41ddls. wstsrn and southern lova
THROUGH TICKETS to 81. Louis, Louisvins
ci.sin.sti, and ths East, nay b had - ~ OAs,
II Rsstesspert.
Fare a. low - the lowest. 10 al EsatAerz
s. DWIGHT EATON,
-Tislss Oase under HaseA Thsnpssa'. !.
baaks 81 - RAiirsaA Dspst.
Sn.Omss In Kilbosras' Block.
Ksensl. Nov. s. .ss-dts -
196o. 1EA1UN ARRANGEMENT. 1oGo
- = II. LOUIS. ST. PAUL
sEIAAWArER.
HD0IHERN LINH PACKUc6,
TUE following swim nAsup.ziu Gssenen viii
= evapop thks iae fF tAe Pesssat seaeaa:
CANADA, Capt. WAxn
MINNESOTA BELLA. Capt HUI.
DnNMA RK, CAPT. 0RAY.
HENRY CLAY ,CsPs SssvmsSs.
PkA1INAW ,Oaps. an11rsn.
AkTRlP0LlIAN, Capt kuopns.
M. =. SWING Capt. 0assxz.
NOk1HEkNkN,C Capt. ALsoRD.
They viii isavs KeOk II, for Ht. Paul, on Tues.
day, Wednesday, Friday aa1 e1n day evenings. -
fer D. Losis % Tuesday, Thursdsy, Iriday -
Sunday nornings. s 4# 81
This Line has been in suecessfnl operation 10,
the past year, and for regularity, omfort and
feet reliability has not been surpassed by any or
gAAisatiou On the Western kivers. and hone e
merit ssssiDancs ~ the liberal pats0naxs which
has been besstcfMe bestowed spOu them.
For freight or passage Apply 70
hhOWN, AuEIIN : CO., Agents,
wAEDRE 4sHALER, Conf Ass. !. 81. Loais.
.. poKIoc9. III ~. ve1cTIa
6pxing md Summer Goods.
-. ROELOOK = GO. vs$
ME sre NOW Seaeisins and sGpsnis9 nsw and
W splsnlid stock q ClotAine end Usats' Far
nishine Goods, which We oiEer 70 sell very lov for
cash. Our goodA are s,lected with great care and
Win view 20 the hard times therefore We o6ss
tsa at very small pee1ts, keeping In view the old
0ekae at qatek salss aa4 smAlf peoAN. All ws
ask q thai eustoUers will eAll AAd sxamin1 hriors
Porehasing elsewhere; " charge nething for shaw
ing goods. Remember The place, East side Of "a
- bseween kAin md JshnSoh.
ncAl5d IN 3. POLLOCK co.
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VIRGIL =. SULLIVAN & co.
lsCCcnssoss 70 ). + nosss eo.,)
1eartA-strest, between Aain aad Johnsoa,

ss& ASSIs0-hskeOJ 1SW0cn lam Ao0 S0onA0os
II RO1 y B14 AND = = ~ r 3
L n QUGKN6WAA1 OLAsU ana CHINA, Keto-
ssns Lamps, solar A. HsAgisg Lsnps, Lssktng
0iassD, Tee Trays, ~. -
nAvtngpartAa1e1 the 1s13e and we'll ssIeetea
sesek - sbs ~ stsnd Of @. j. 0rflBth Co.. Vail
- plssssd - hassa sail from one and ali. We
intssd = keep eOnstanty on hand : eonplsss stosa
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL TRADE.
Rsveising esr 0eoas l&sea fre0 NJ nAnnlaeeu-
ren, IN Rsslssd, Fianss and Amesi0a, - u1n bs
Ahle - sell - lea any rseulas hosss = ~ wsst
~ Aa& v. N. SULLIVAN = 90.
Jes. y. lsss-tAw 49,
A.. d. : z l. M An,
wH0LESAL1 DEAI.ER
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
, \ y 9 . y =. n rOTIONs, Ae.,
Cesnsr ok Fourth and Main streets,
~ t1st received large ard aplcndid s&ock Of
SRs1ng ASA 1a00sS GaeAs, Of the
latestasd most Apprsysd styles, parchased direct
y fron fAs Importsrs and Manufastasafs, and
stii b sod On = rsascaabie terms ~ they can BE-
purehassd elsewhere.
Ths attention Of City and Country Merchants i
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sso. o. AHDsAsCn. AIsxAupss pAscrA !
Fsa fIsTABLIsHED IN Is1e.l

a BANK1.v0 HOUyE or
0sE = . . y G.. AN y = r. D n = o ..
I HAVE this dsy admitted ~ > partner In II,
1 Bandno BAsinsaD, Aloxan1 bAml3t: (who I'M
seea ny teller for the hst skxaaypeas). The hasi.
-, hefss1tsf, wtllhs csndsst1d andsr tie Azn
gro. o. ANDERSON 1 GO.
Being sns sf the 0ldsss .Dunkint Hsusss (if moi
shssa6sstl In ISwa, The asw Arm sOlisias esutin.
.as1stf hrmsv paxoAAgs = nhsrany sxAsndsd x
the senior partner. gr W 800 s5s Ill
TAsy win nAks ssllss1isns 81 remit, lsss III.
Their rsfsrsncss ass ~ formally ~ ssniss part
asr wis s
Rs11nsnenss
Park Bank, II. Y.
Winslew, kanier = o., Bank srs, MY.
Edward W. Clark = Co., PhilaAe1phia.
AavAGa Ranh1ng c., nsssua.
Clapp, Rullsr Browne, Ds.hsrs, Bsston.s
Marine nank, ,Ohisago.
Ac11aAn 3 0slpdke, Chicago.
n1eAantcss nn6k. Pittsburgh.
xarnsrs. Deposit Bank, Pittsburgh.
Kramer Rahm, Bankers, q
0ilmore bEotherton sa Cincinnati.
AID. Hant Co., " Loaisviile.
State 6Avings Institntion, 81. Louis.
Ksokuk ,Jsn. /, 'SS. 9EO. C. ANDERSON
WIN. rMOMPsON 4 Co.,
BA1gKHK8,
Corner - MAIN anA secona SIS.
a. =.
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THE rAsHA srAs,Ena:


sa. THE FAAHA sPAkEns:
10 one handsome 12mo. yolnme, 800 pages.
FrHKY se1aist, n past, 81 sighsssa Letters snp-
posed % hAys b0en AstttAn Erom New York hy
Ao6ainmed PAsha, Rear AdmiEsl of ths Turkish
May. dsrtn9 his famous visit - this eOuutYy In
spgioe of aoeos 1susoecnef sne spiss fes have
hssn sstranalatsd" for. md phb1sahad II tho Nsw
Ycrk kysniBe Post. sud hexe not only b~e1 Fsad
With Huch tnt<Ft Ard pleesnSe by tAs subecrihs n
. thst toofnsl, bnt have bsan copied and highly
s1AplidasAtsd by she bsst nswspapsfs and psriodi-
s1n1s h thAeenh ~. pg d AstSN fg.ss
NJ hsNef praol n ths popular nataps a shs
IettflA saqld - sAcxasd tAaa thia instant adspsisp
by the eeiest eondpston sf ihe prrss, Who hsst
aso. has IN sssify Ne 1900 y esrrsns 1T
with the Lettsrs, = pnbli.hsd II book form. are
ls1 As54ses ns1Abd = rspasi, srttteai, az
3loeAieg1, lasds&osy, asa ehueGnsery sseeivsd In
No. 9nelisnl ~ ~ ptrA.aaeae lrpa. psepls ia
o s1ssat ro.sd e have fead t6s letter. which ap-
uAAltAsis11ss a. ~ replies ~ uaairisel fuil
~ ApWfw'ihst Il tbsaa& ssan6h 70 b ~ sAr, ~
taFe ben ~ NJ sals.sisy. ~ ssllsvsa
55Ay snd Stissnt. ~ III lisroes H side II ss -
sasl ilsssav, s0d 1slisisAl 4ifsia our eoantty =
sehsi4&stin sprts.ceats 'w.ys -, ,ttis sslisss9
4itA = ppAUeney aPd ~ hlnsrely cqaallsd y tAil
AseastnenS a aptboralap-e eHtslgaA4
I. SsDsE, BRowsrLL4po
Utss B6bk xfoaD, HI
Aug35d No. - AAin-st.
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SHAVING ROOM,

Mesr Sfsset Doors abese ne Bgl1s1sg lssxs
II HAIh-CUTTkNfaa lsns eAspsrding 70 Physiog
- many agl ~ psissiplss ~ ~ Cst4lsv.S 4
u Halt A9d MAisken Ausaa = pefGstibns Stiksr
brown u blASk~4IN III -h
ThA P,eDriAtRr pelA eDeelal as>sn1isn = his STYLE
Of HsiF 4utaing. and chAlknsss tho profeskisa.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-14

An UP-TowN MARRIAGE.--On Monday be-
tween three and five. the broad space between
the Everett House aud Union SQUARE was
completely blocked up by a throng OF car
riages, going and coming TO set down and
take up their company. guests at a gay we'd
di. K celebrated in the hotel. The Everett
seems to he attaining popularity of an en-
viablc sort. for in this instance the suts.rtaiu-
ment was given by persons not rtsieing in
t.Hsu. but who could think az un place Else 30
desirable where they might receive their New
York fiisnds. Mr.. w. &. Bibb, of \ Or
leans. was the happy man who carried of a.
n pr e the daughter OF Rdph Marsh. E~q Of
Railway. \. J. The family Of Me bfide II
" II known in This city. and the stream of
company IA Msuday was ince>s snt and hril
liant. Munek's Band made music Ia the ball.
and the purveyor> of the hot furnished for
the d.iecission 90 the inner man whatever
waS most suitable on such an occasion. The
wedding diaa-r sal-.qseast 10 The recspiipn
war whai nigh BE- Imagined ander su~h am
picrr. aud all went merry a. = marriage
b IN. Ekyrsss.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-14
The Union and Planters, Banks.

We have been shown a letter from an in
ielligent gentleman at Nashville, in which
he states his belief, after hearing an expires
sion from leading men of both parties in the
l. gislaturr, that the Union and Planters
Banks viii be rr-chartered upon such terms
as the stockhUld RS can accept. We trust
that his expectation will be realized. Hav-
ing taken some pains to learn the views of
the people If our section upon the subject,
we are confident that nneteen-twentieths OF
them are in favor of the re-charter, and that
they would regard failure To re-charter. re-
sulting as it necessarily must IN banishing
heavy amuunt of capital beyond the limits
of the S ale. as calculated to prove di-as-
trous to all Interests, and particularly to the
Industrial aud trading classes.
We are advised that there are few persons.
prominent in their own estimation and aspir
ing to the position of leaders of a faction,
VIII" would gladly see on whole banking
system overturned and new ord of things
established; but they are not the substantial.
u.s. ful. or business men. and their Opnions
are nothing but the ref ion of their on n
selfish aims. Where they are not pettifogging
politicians, trying to play upon pr, iudiee
based upon ignorance OF the interest at issue,
they are cent per cent men who know that
Ibe policy they propose would pises the
iaborer and the mar of snail means entirely
at their mercy. and that while these Mould
grew poorer, they, the patriotic movers of
the schem would become richer under lis
unequal and oppressive operation.
Btlshv. We are satisfied that II the l. gisla-
ture fails to re-charter the two old Suck
Banks il will disappoint the wishes OF a La ge
maj riIy OF the people of the State.-44nerls
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