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pbO HNN NNNN AWt WHIT
II ANAWAY from the subscriber, at pecherd he
II pot ON the night of the 23rd Of March last, Ne
gro Man named JIM, OF yellow complexion, about 80
years OF age feet high, viii weigh about rs pounds
Jim was raised by 5. MARSH, Esq, OF Dixon county,
Tenn. There Is a small scar his efl nosTii, thai
he says was produced by blasting rock, and few
his breast caused from burns, ihough not partic-
ulariy remembered by any as % which breast
this He has rather down look and
eaemnate expression out Of the eye when spoken 20,
though good coGntenance, with broad forehead and
round eyes. Jim had when be left Pea Jacket
of black Casinet and yellow Jeans Pants soft Hat Of
purple color. He h a blacksmith by trade, and was
sold BY T.. :. Hawkins To W. j. Martin.
The above reward will be paid 10 any one who
will deliver him Chattanooga, Tenn, 10 L.
:. Hawkins No. is Cedar street, Nashville. Tenn.
". j. MARTIN,
ap-T-tf G Chattanooga. Tenness
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SPRING OPENING.

ME viii commences receiving our SPRING STOCK
w IN day OF two, (0f which due notice viii
giVehl ana as We intend going into the business NOR
extensively than ever, our friends and all who bay
Tor cash VII bear in mind that We do an exclusiv
Cash business, and We viii sell goods az very rma-
dyance IRWIN, NCCLEII.AND 4 co.
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NASHVILLE, TENN. THU RsDAY, MAY 26. 1859
NEW
Nisfellaneons.


r OFFER for aie one of the most valuable Farms on
Il the Mississippi River, IS miles above Memphis
near Ashport, containing 1900 acres, with about y
Of mile froDti50acres nearly ready for cultivation
possesses unusual advantages for q Wood Yard,
Stock Raising, Grain Cotton almost any produce Of
the soil preferred. Any amount Of good dry
be sold at fair price. The timber consists of Large
quantity OF tine Black Walnut, Sassafras, Mulberry,
Honey Locust Ash Maple, Cotton Wood, blackberry,
Pecan, &c Timber and Cane on il Is evidence Of high
land. This Farm has attached 10 II a small Island in
the middle of the 'front.' around which the chute pass
es; in moderate high water, the foot Of il gives a
harbor for Wood Boat against the drt Ice running
where the wood yard and improvements also a
aproectoB 20 wood against the highest water by
ing it back along the chute and run the boat TO it,
saving once handling it. improvements q good dwell
ling and euthouses all new. Il is only TO see this
Farm 10 appreciate its value and unusual ad tages
OF location. j will sell bargain exchange IL for n
sn all improved placesay TO 20 acres, within TO
miles OF Nashville, Louisville ST. Louis Memphis,
and will give liberal credits the balance ] gener-
ally make quick sales leaving for purchasers
10 complain. Lose no time IL you want No. Farm
upon the greatest river in the wori. For further
Information address me at Nashville, Tenn. or apply
20 James Johnson near the Farm. He will show the
land IL am nots.hcre., B. EMBRY-
Louisville Journal, Memphis Appeal, aud ST. Louis
Republican copy TO amount of So and charge this Of
fbce. aprl6-triwAw7w
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Cigars and Tobacco.
S T O r A G E.
New Fire Proof Warehouse.

U,HE undersgned have taken the large wareboass
recently erected tanning gthroagh from Market
tocoliege street aud amply prepared 70 store On
favorable terms all articles that may be offered
The attention OF merchants IN the city Is especially
directed our facilities lsklg of Sugar tof
fee sack Salt and Molasses and tbs fact that i-
surane against Ore be obtained on goods stored
with as on most favorable terme. 80
We vii laisok keep c0nstant supply or - ~
and CORN IN Sacks which wilj be atlantic cable I.
onabie terms A share OF bFasF
spsctfolly solicited
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ANOTHER TRIUMPH

AN(DII EN hE 4 w I'll
uNHE subscriber specuully invites the ateruon
the public and of purchasers particularly to th
superior Premium Pianos, Manufactured MN.
sl,lentid assortment constantly on hand
Our Pianos have received a Premium two years
succession 1886 and 1851 at the Fans o the AmeT
can Institute Cry stall Palace, in competition with mos
nr the leading manufacturer Of New York and Bos-
tom and are unuucstiouabiy OF the best quality o
tone full round and brilliant. well as finish
durability and we natteT ourselves by the approva
of renowned artists IN venturng to say that our Pi
stand superior TO many others and equal to any
Grand Piano in regard to volume Of tone and elasticity
of touch combined with the greatest hrmncss which
is very rarely met with in other Pianos
We respectfully solicit an examination from strang
crs and friends To convince themselves Of the above
before purchasing elsewhere. Allour Pianos are war
ranted. IL HANSEN,
Manufacturer Of Piano FOrtcs.
wARERooMs, 100 Center street, New York.
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" 4 NJ NJ \ -

WYE have n beautiful collection of of nahha roots
w of the FIRST quality and toe most brilliant col
ors For three dollars viii furnish oac dozen
every one OF different color.
GARDENING TOOLS Of every kind, for the use Of
lady amateurs aud prlct gardeners.
500 CHOICE FLOWER SEEDS from to % centsa
paper All from BhsS's Nurseries.
PUMP~-We have Just received full assortment
Of CoWing Pumps all Of which We warrant ana "iII
sell a shAde lower than the market price.
coal OIi.-Our LAMPS are known To be OF tue
simplest aud best construction, and our OIL pure and
Tree from all offensive oder
PLATED AND BRITANNIA WARE.-Wc havca great
variety or patterns Of Casters Spoons Forks, Cups,
n,ar.5 MACKENZIE 4 MINCHIN Z
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hiseurrently reported that sell no Goods epIy
At Auction, when. in fact, two thirds OF sales are
private, the same Ks In any other Wholesale House n
the city, with this exception sell for short proat
Tor cash and short prompt paper.
feb2 BGAS TRABUE a LUcUs.
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No. B. WEST

JvAs in store MACHINE CARIs and al other 6nd-
ings for Manufacturers cf Wool and Cotton, at
No. Union street adjonng the Bank OF Tennessee.
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A C. A r. u

A J. IRWIN Formerly OF Irwin 4 McC1elland,
"a. Huntsville, Ala. y having become associated
with US IN our business the style OF the firm will be
IRWIN MccLE1LAND a co.
Nashville Feb 10, 1852
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A. a M KS u Vs .

IN addition to the stock purchased of J. r. narden
L | have rcccIVe ed the following:
800 aC0 feet dressed yellow Pine Flooring;
oUo 400 Nutc - "
so o0C " /" = y "a White Pine Ceiling;
20 900 BIscand Wnshbuards;
10 900 =" clear White Pine AL thioSucsses;
3OO,O 600 " Poplar Plank, Joistand Scantlmgi
200, 600 Cedar, assorted.
ALSO Window sash, and Frames and Bn's 10
r,alch Pine Pannel Doors and Frames Mantle Pieces
Nnuldiup and Brackets Poplar aud Pine Shingles. A
r,Il supply aIway hand at the Nashville Lumber
Ya~d No. III Broad street.
fehS-sm ]. I. GIBSON
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At this house pictures are warranted to please or
no charge will be made.
We would especially invite the community and our
friends in general to visit great Hall Of Portrai
ture where pictures of the most celebrated States
men and Divines can be seen, viz: His Excellency
President Buchanan, the Vice President, His Excel
lency Gov. johnson, Hon. Cave johnson, A. V.
Brown J. A. McEwen, Eph. II. Foster. and thous-
aud others Of fcelebrity-Bishops Pierce, Kavanaugh
Early, Payne, Biscom, Soue, Andrews, and Rev DR..
Edgar, &c, &c.
Copies Of the above can be had at low price at
any time
aprlZ-tf.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-12-21

On occasion of Mr.. Geo. W Curtis
delivering lecture before Theodore Parker
congregation, last Sabbath week, the Boston
Post Gays:
"The vile Abolition sdiseourse' delivered
by Mr.. Curtis at the Music Hall yesterday,
Was another instance of the unaccountable
liberation of our citizens. Under the pre-
tence of religious. teaching an itinerant Alb
olitionist uttered an audaoious and treasona-
BILE harangue against liberty, against decency,
against Christianity
The vile disunion language uttered by lead
ing Democratic members.of Congress exhibits
snothes instance, of the remarkable tolera-
ton OF the Republicans. Under the pretence
OF Democracy they utter audacious and treas
enable harareuss against liberty, agains,
decency, against Christianity, against the
laws, the Constitution, and the Union, and
the Post haa not Ecrd pt enrEura
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-12-21
TO The Rcpublicans of Iowa.

A special Convention Of the Republicans eff Ie~s
Is hereby called meet by their delegates, at the
city OF Des moines, ON wednesday,
the rssn Of January. 1850. at2 p. ma,
for the purpose Of appointing delegates TO repre-
sent the State Of Iowa In the Republican National
Convention to be held in 1860 for the nomination Of
candida ties for Presden and Vice President of the
United States The ratio of representation will be
one Delegate for each organized county and one
additional delegate for each 200 votes for fraction
thereof greater than e-halfl cast for Samuel j..
Krkwood for Governor of this State last State cleo
ton.
The chairmen of the several County Committees
are requested to issue their calls for County Conveu
tions for the nomination of Delegates at an early
day. JOHN A. KASS0N, Chm n.
Ii, NJ. HoxIE, Sec'y.
II. l.. B. CLARKE, Mt. Pleasant,
G.. X. STONE, Council Bluffs,
WM. LOUGHRIDGE, Oskalsosa,
THOS. DRUMMnND, Vinton,
A. r. HILDRETH, st. Charles City,
i'm. FEWC0MB, Bloomfield,
VIM. BIaEh0W, Sioux City,
JAS. THORINGT0N, Davenport,
HI. A. WILISE, Dubuque,
l.. l.. PEASE, Fort Dodge,
Republican State Cen. Committee.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-12-21
A Lick Back .

Ii the Democracy press Clark's Helper
resolution to vste, Mr.. Lovejoy has a
counter resolution which he will imme-
diately offer, to the effect that no member 10
fit for Speaker who endorses or avows dis
union sentiments, or threatens to break up
tho Union in the event that Republican
by large majority, as all the South Ameri.
cans and Anti -Lecomptonites will vote for it.
1t wouldAdisqualify Boeock and four-f fths
of the Dem ocratic members.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-12-21

VS. SWWA aH0 SVPRASs
The bodies of the two negro prisoners hay-
ing been brought back TO the jail at about a
quarter past IL this p. M, notice was given
to Cook and Coppic that their turn was APP
proAching only one hour more being al-
lowed them.
The military movements similar to those
at the first execution were repeated, and a
wagon with two more collins was standing at
the door Of the Jail at 12} O'Clock.
The same military escort was In readiness.
Meantime the closing religious ceremonies
were progressing in the cell.
Since the failure of the attempt Of Cook
and Uoppic to escape, their assumed compo-
sure and apparent resignation had given
way, and they now looked at the reality of
their fate with the full conviction Of it's aw-
full certainty. They were sad and rather
quiet, but joined with feryor in the religious
ceremonies.
When called upon by the Sheriff, they
stood calm and quietly whilst their arms were
being pinioned, and, after bidding farewell
to the guards OF the Jail, we're helped into
the wagon and took seats on their collins
Their appearance was rather that OF hopeless
despair than of resignation, and they seemed
to take but little notice OF anything as the
procession moved on TO the field OF death.
The wagon reached the scaffold at l3 min
utes before O'Clock, and the prisoners as
cended with determined frmness scarcely
surpassed by that of Capt. Brown. Aprayer
was offered up by one of the clergymen.--
The ropes we're adjusted, the caps drawn over
their heads, and both were launched into
eternity in seven minutes after they assembled
the gallows. They both exhibited the most
untlinchinp firmness. saving nothing with the
exception of bidding farewell to the minis
ter and sheriff.
After the rope was adjusted about Cooks
neck, he exclaimed, "Be quick as quick as
possible which was repeated by Coppc.--
After hanging about thirty minutes both
bodies were taken down and placed in black
walnut collins prepared for them. That Of
Cook was placed in a poplar box, labelled
and directed as follows "AshbelP. Willard
and Robt. Crowley, l04 William street, New
York, care Adams Express" The coffin Of
Coppic was placed in q similar box, to be
for Tarded to his mother in Iowa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-12-21

Dec 2l-d2w No. IS MniM-st.
original Notice.
To S. S. Billings, Lucinda Billings, M. Billings,
Jesse Hough, Winner Evans, James Larkin
John Winthrop, Pattens, Lane 4 Miriam, Dan i
w. Pressell, Peter Hart, Calvin Beebe. j. p.
Ogle, Hiram Barney, Rob't Galloway, W. VAN
Horn, BENZ. Jones' David Evans, Geo. c. Dixon,
Oscar duygar, Vim. Guygar and Mrs. c. Ell. Guy
gar, widow Of G. III Guygar, deceased, defend
antsl;
NOu are hereby notified that there 10 now on lie
il in the Clerks Office of the District Court Of
Lee County, Iowa, ut Keokuk, a petition and
amended petition Of Ben. johnson, claiming q
judgment and decree In his favor and against s. g..
Billings for ten thousand dollars with interest
from 9Th June, 1853 and alec three thousand dol
lars with ten per cent. interest from the 18th of
January, 1887, upon said s. 3. Billings prom
issory notes for said sums praying for the fore
closure Of Two mortgages securing said notes,
made by s. s. Pillings, upon lot =, block Is, In
House; the sale and deciding of said LOT to pay Of
said mortgaged cumbrances, the extinguishment
and cancellation Of All recorded or pretended in
terssts liens OF the other codefendants in said
lot and the establishment Of the true chain OF IT,
tie thereto, the disbursements OF the proceeds Of
the sale Of said lot according to the respective pri
critics of lien, for general relief, with costs of
suit, &c.
Now, therefore, you are hereby sevtrally noti-
fed to appear and answer said petition by tho ID
day of next term Of said Court to be holden on
the FRS. Monday of February, 1860, At Keekuk, or
judgment and decree will be had against you.
III. SCOTT HOWELL,
Solicitor for Plaintiff.
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WAsursaToN. Dec. Ia.

| WASHINGTON, Dec. Ii.
SKSArx.--Mr. Pugh replied to the re-
marks oil Senator Iverson, few days ago.
He said, If Douglas was deposed from the
Craftsmanship Of the Committee on Terrific
ries on account of bis views on the Kansas
bill, ninety nine one hundredths OF the Dem
ocrats in tho free States would have to be
expelled from the party for the same reason.
Mr.. Gwin said it was the duty of Douglas
TO be present at the organization, as the ma
jority of the Senate were responsible for it's
organization and should not place at the
head of the Territorial Committee man
holding opinions in direct conflict with the
majority On the subject of Territorial power.
Re said in regard to ninety mine out OF a
hundred Northern Democrats agreeing with
Douglas, that might be true Of Ohio, but not
of California. His doctrine had been tried
there and condemned by very large ma
jority.
Lane Of Oregon pronounced himself, also
in opposition TO the Douglas doctrine.
HousK.-Some discussion occurred be-
tween MIR. Hickman and Singleton, of Miss,
the latter closing by new kind Of threat,
viz: that jeff. Davis had been leader in
the war with Mexico and that he might again
lead an army. He said the South might ex-
tend into Government, take possession
and administer the estate.
When he had done vaporing, and had snf-
fciently ventilated his traitorous intentions,
the House proceeded to ballot.
A call of the House was then made and
the | lth ballot was the taken. Whole num-
Der of votes $50. Necessary for choice
ll6. Sherman liz, Bocoek IS, Boteler 81 !,
scattering IL.
Mr. Becock then said that be consented to
the use of his name as candidate for Speak
er, in the hope that it would prove rallying
point for all opposed to what was termed an
aggressive party. This hope had gradually
grown dim, and had now become entirely ex-
tinguished.
Mr. Moore, of Ala, nominated Mr.. Bote-
Ter, and the House proceed TO vote, with the
following result:
Whole number of votes $50; necessary to
choice ll6. Sherman liz, Boteler 90, b.
cock 10, Miles Taylor II, Phelps Is remain
der scattering.
Considerable confusion ensued-many of
| the members being DESTROYS of adjourning,
others to vote.
Again another vote was ordered; 18th bal
lot, whole number of votes 226. necessary
TO choice ia. Boteler 81, Barksdaie 20,
Bocock IL, Miles Taylor 7, Sherman 10;
remainder scattering.
1 Adjourned.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-12-21

In his speech, the other day, McRae of Miss.
pronounced the "Union-saving' meetings,
got up by old.fogies in the midst Of CON-
munity where no body is in favor of dis
solving the Union, as hollow humbugs. The
President Of the Boston meeting, he said, on
his own confession was an "Abolitionist -
Edward Everett, though a good enough sort
OF body, was timorous old gentleman who
did not amount to much in such crisis
Gushing promised we'll, but would not do for
the South to tie to.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-12-21

The invitation Of the French Government
to attend the Congress has reached the Brit
ish Cabinet, but the Austrian invitation had
not been received. Ii 10 taken for granted
that England will be represented, and specu-
lations are ahoat rs to who 10 to be the rep
res sentative, but of which nothing authentic
is known. The Times urges Palmerston him.
self TO 60, and rumor says not without sane
ton in high quarters.
The Opinione of Turin confidently points
TO Count Cavour as the probable first repre-
sentative Of Sardinia. Martinez de La Rosa
will represent Spain. The powers will be
represented by two plenipotentaries. The
5tb of January is spoken of for the first sit
ting.
The principal representative Of the four
great national Powers will, it is reported, be
the following Russia--Prince Gortschak of;
Austria-Count Richburg; France-Count
Walewski; Prussia-Baron Schleitz.
lie Nord says that there are many obsta-
Giles in the way Of Cavour's representing Sar-
dinia, and that De Salbrois will probably be
the man.
The same journal says that England will
be represented by Lords Clarendon and Cow
lev.
Ii is reported that the protest of Austria
against the Regency OF Buoneompagne has
been Withdrawn in consequence Of Count
Walewski having given an assurance to
Prince Metternich that the nomination would
in no way be prejudicial to the central Italian
dynasties.
Gen. Garibaldi, by having no military oo-
cupation on his hands, promises to devote
bis time to the musket fund commission.
| The President Of the Tuscan Ministry has
been summoned Ia Turin to make arrange
ments respecting the Regency.
/ The new electoral Law for the Lombardo.
Sandman Kingdom is promulgated. The
puraber of deputies is fixed at $50; being
about one to every 10000 inhabitants. An
elector must have turned Is years, and must
| have learned TO read and write.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-12-21

Cook, Sargent Co., Of Davenport, have
failed. A card from them attributes their
failure to that of Sargent 4 Dixwell, of
Boston. They had several branches in this
State, and their failure will be deeply felt
They had retired all their Florence paper.
but II Is said that contractors on the Missis-
sippi Missouri R. X. have recently been
paying out large sums Of it, and about $780,
600 OF the stuff is now ahoat. The busi-
ness mon OF Davenport had about 100000
on deposit with Cook Sargent. 1t is re.
ported that another heavy firm (grain deal.
ers and miliers) in that city have suspended
or will soon do so.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-12-21

GE~ 1T IL now stated ~ a curious fact con-
nected with the Shepard Bank defalcation in
Boston, that the Trustees of the Bank " ere
about 10 present him, just before the affair
came to light, with a service Of plate worth
several hundred dollars, in consideration OF
his valuable and faithful services-a very
significant comentary on the way in which
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-12-21
epabl,can County convention.

A mass Republican Convention will be held at
Charleston, Saturday he slst inst, for the pur
pose of selecting twelve Delegates to attend the
State Convention called at Des Moines on the 18th
of January, 1860, to appoint Delegates TO the Ma
tlonaI Republican Convention.
j. Is. HOWELL,
Dec. 10, SO. Chm Central Committee.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-12-21

ASSAULT ON LPeIRsr.-Fa Father Flaherty, .
priest in LafayeEr1;4nd. was assaulted last
week by person named Corbett, friend of
a man named O'lonnor, who had been ex-
communicated rom the church. Father
Tiaherty doned the nabiiiment OF mis- priest
hood, the gown, and gave bis assaiIant a
sound drubbing.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-12-21

CT The New York Times says: sslt is ru-
mored that Mrs. Burdell Cunningham is about
TO be married to a gentleman of this city.
and that the bridal outfit is nearly compile
ted.''
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-12-21

- The servant of Prussian officer one
day met with crony, who inquired how be
got along with his hery master. ss0h, ex-
cellently," answered the servant sswe live
on very friendly terms--every morning we
beat each others coats. He takes his of to
be beaten, and Keep mine on.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-12-21

Hoos.-The receipts in St. Louis to close
of last week were $4,000 head, land long
crop views began to prevail. Prices declined
Csc, ranging from $5 TO Sc, and packers
were getting timid.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-12-21

.GTThe Bedford lTaylor Co.. southpesf,
says that on the Sd some villains set the hav.
stack Of Mr.. Samuel Wells, living in that
county, on fire, and while himself and wife
were out trying TO save it, they went into his
house and robbed him Of So 800 In gold.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-12-21

CO The Missouri Senate has rejected the
"Algerine" bill, compelling all free negroes
20 leave the State, on penalty OF being re-
dnced to slavery.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-12-21
j pfgraxn .

Republicans | aoar words take back,
And cease on Wise 10 frown;
Since he, to mate Your creed less black,
Gave 1t AIDE Of Brown" Is. w. X.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-12-21

CT DIR. Quinlan, recently consecrated
Bishop of Mobile, at st. Louis, is only "a
years of age. He is an Irishman, but was
educated in this country.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-12-21

ETDan'l f. Sickles writes to his friends
in New York city ''that bis reception by his
colleagues in Congress, at the pres ent SEES
sion, has been, II possible, more cordial
than ever, with one or two insignificant ex-
ccptions."
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-12-21

T-The New York Express declares that
never before, not even at Presidential con-
test, was so much money spent at an election.
Some persons allege that 1t has cost Wood
$4,000, Havemeyer $4,000, and Opdyke
$4,000.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-12-21

THE Democratic magnates at Wash
ington are proposing fusion convention in
Illinois, to elect part Douglas and part anti
Douglas delegates to the Charleston Conven-
ton.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-12-21

fTA bill has been introduced into the
tho Nebraska Legislature, providing for .
State Government. The Omaha Nebraskian
thinks it will receive the sanction Of both
houses.