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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-28
Mitcheil's Tennessee State Gaz-

The agents Of the above work now in this city
collect ng natter soliciting subscribers and adyer-
tisers tue state Gazaieer of Tennessee This
boos We understand will be out in March, and will
nta the locations OF all the towns, cities, yilag
and business men. 1t will be a valuable
book tor refer All classes especrlly bust
ness men, aud the large circulation which it must
have will maSe it OF the best advertising me-
diulhs. J. l. NIT HELL,
jau26 Publisher and Compiler.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-28

Satr. Of Mis- i>>ippi. died at Jackson. on the
10Th. The Governor ba~ app"irted A. b. Dill
NO tn. OF TishOminso county, to iii the va
elncy.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-28

~Hna. Barton T. Webb. S eFe,sFy Of
State OF his4-sippi. died at Jackson, on The
10Th The Gasesnos hss appoint d A. b.
D.l~oFsh. OF Tlssauisge sosssy. 10 Cal the
vstaHey.
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DIED.

On yesterday after lingering Illness, Of consump-
tion, THOMAS HEFFEKMAS, aged 43 ye"rs His friends
and scqua IL and those of his brother, are re-
s,sctfuliy invited nd his funeral thu resi-
dcnce Of his ir .ther, Will am II fern two miles
the Hal ding Pike, t. day, at y oci,ck.
Divine service III the Catholic Church.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-28

NV Aens ~ AscSKTANsSa ISrxREsr -
Enllsl.ly aay givea nano r ~ dollars d lie
namheF OF dsys II Interest dr>lni i; spa
rate she right band Azure. sud divide By ak:
the result y h true ll-fer 4 % sisch ssfa i.r
such Baabr f days al SIX pr cenl--sa-
f.ss.ss I..slaee.csr.
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EXPRESS FREIGHT.

THE Nashville and 6hsItarooga .ilroad Compa-
i ny, in me, ti"n ~Ith Rtais hci"w ar
running an Exp Freight Tram frem Chsrest,
ard 5 .yannah u Nashville sluweT sIcrd but with
the same certainty as lhe- passenger trans. No de-
lay Ia freights by this cute. +. ". CnIE.
Ian2I-d. Sapt-
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-28
Shifts Made 10 Order.

A We will soon send orders fur shirts we request
"a ali ~ lao prefer theirs mace sT for them.
e. leave their messur with directions, AZ, and
guarsntee they shall be made IS sqsir d.
Jrn2o-tf !. IA. Nc L.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-28

CsfASSks All ee1ns.ee 90 szrsfHss, ne sssx
u ia q the xos hsI Cssii = ssrres = Fubiie
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sasaAsstsIP haars - u A. n . - ?. D. ard
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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-28
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a. Hzxk1 n. y. Nslas. Notary rubsss IN ara fssr
abs 81 CoaascsiSgf, daiy s1ed aud
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Of CaIn-c, ens, do Ffy tie - b
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fe zgai sIxIy, trsoasls zpI-eafsi eeso. s4il
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bgsa II e2y Ust8 xisn efi srqu4int-
"a. aHd 80 Tsrson.iiy zAosn ~ u r.
rizctxry tl1r PFesi sa1 sereL4fy Il aid Css<r
: u-K flss ana Hsrtae Insurance tnpsay, zsd
Ii.sy a-E their srzhs saoscfshsa tEts ahase
sss sencc. AID e<lezs4a cath g.
tsss IFtta shlt lsNtt1rs ti.zEe.ags-s ssfsh-
In was11se ysL1ere.I, have here's sd nay hand
abd sEix.sI sy >sl-Fl el, sad fts - Hartford,
All sac tsvAIAtA a4y u J<nezFs ,s~e y s-4ea "a
nalared I'd .lxty. g
flel HESgY <. ". WEIGH,
.sas-s.. SoEaEy Pc &C.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-28
RI NOV AL.

II AvING moved nv 6 DDS o. Cherry street next
u % the 1ra'ier's Tia k one door IRON bio, I
ttke he occasion To turn thanks my friends an
east mers for the lib raj patronage bestWea the
old stand, aud h"pe that a change place will not
only osuse "A continuance but Increase OF the
trade heretofore received.
81 J'n.c-d J. II. McGILL-
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-28

Will run follows:
GOING EAST.
Leave Nashville at 1880, A N. and ?, ?. n.
COMING WEST.
Arrive at Nashville { $40, A. NJ. and 5:l0 p. n
IL rail connection, AMI shortest route To Boston,
~ New York, Philadelphia, Batimare. Washing
ton, Charleston, Savannah, Montgomery. New Or
leans, &c Passengers for the Fast anu S'uth, ovtr
the Memphis snd Oh rlestnH Ra lrosd will take thr
N tram from Nashville, who viii nne't al
Chattanooga with the quick tor n ashington,
Phil idelPhia, New York &c and at stevenson with
& fast train over the memphis and Charlie II
Railroad and its southern connections. Passengers
for the Western and Atlanta RiiIruad connecting
with the Georgia and South "a olina Roads, WI 90
through without detention BY taking the so A NJ
train from Nashville.
Through Tickets may be had At my hour an apnh
cation Ticket Agent. office Depot, the { j.
lowing pieces. and tt he following prcvs, viz;
NashN lie 70 New York, via Char Ietnn. c. $50 Ol
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-28
louisville and Nashyiiic
as RAILROAD.
80 -

UseV thEsasa E1rfess f4ss<ngeF 1rslas between
4 Nashville and t<1sss1e. n Al nx chose cnnD-c-
tleas ~ Leal.slile zsr Ae~ York bsstan, fhizael-
Pis.-. bzlEusose. : sAknkton City, ku1zle >.Krrs
Nesl - esess
% saa .fser svxD4r, January I'D. lsse. trains
si1 ra1 fDise~s:
fsrsstr.i..sezses Nashville % N desly stop
Ping Al GziizSln bo~H 6rsen, ef<sk.s lsosfls ~
Etz4bs AID al lar s<at1eus hes signal
led ~ a<s md Arrfslns n Lcazs. ~. - go T :
n ks.1r.ns, RAVES l. a=ss he ~ 80 r -, step
piax As sbsss Aea >rEixzak ~ N@shsiile a. ese>
A. n 80 - -. 8
sseoba srsis lzsss< Nashville "a les3e p - as1iy,
fSandzy excepsed stepping - urst trans Anc e.
no l.1i wills - so r n Retaining teetee
l<szls u ~. <s<pzzl1x kooxer ana
TWAS % SHsbs1=i< - 49, r. \ - = s
e4il.sls Aczsusaed4sscs Tran leeyes <esAsiiie
a.fss (.asksys sxesste1l ~ ais p n. &s1 arr1<-
s1x - SzilAlss AktaeF. n. ks<artsn< leaves eaIA-
IA a 90 A. ~. cd arrives h k<shr1IIset sac
A n j<o- n ANDERSON. <aPS-
Al .Tsxsr. ess 'iIiekst &s's neet-asf
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Advanced Faxes.

CoILssToE's oKIscE. Cur Han,
NAsByTLLE, Jan Dab, 1seo-
TAX PAYERS ~ho ~lsh 20 avail themselves OF
i ihs priv -ges % be Ia all * pr pay
of CORPORATION TAxts, fer the year lseo. sfTe
hereby hos hed that they an POW do 80 BY fling
tse Collectors tin lisLs rest AZ tie & sf
Pkk csNr Ter month viii be ais ~ed the date u
crit ns e. tii ls8 If Iuiy Owners u taxabe prop
erty IN this hy xill nna their interest call
ia, t4isiy. a. SE<DS,
Jn2s-im 1895 k csEeeter.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-28

eEThs one handTed and drsf anniversary
Of The elrth-day u BaraS. TIE Poet -of Scot
Land. ~as eeassaily celebrated il All =
p Iseipal Vest n eisisz ea Wednesday eve
Ming. s
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-28

Mrs NinsioW, an experienced nurse ma
emsle phy siciah, nasa soothing syrup for children
eethiss, which greatly facilitates the process If
teethl-g by softenng the gun.sre uciDg all innama
oB-wilI allay all pain and is to regulate tue
bowels. Depend upon 1t, mothers, il wilIgive rest
o yourselves and reief and health to your infants
Perfectly safe IN all cases. See advertisement in
another column. une7dkw1y
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EMPLOY NENT.

c.SA MONTH AND ALL EXPENSES PAD
eoeJO An sgent u waBtrd 10 eyers ia sDv cOua
Z, the UniteI states, ~ engage in Respectable
aud easy business By hics tie sb.-se PROFITS may
be realised For further particulars adore Ir. J.
HASsY xRSER. corner 18th street aud broadw.y,
New York City. esclosl0g OGe Postage stamp.
lsn26-1Asam
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IN ORDERING TICKETS Or cERrIFIcArIs.

EIlcioss TIC aiionnt vI hOhe@ % our addrcss ,fgr
shst You wish 10 purchase; n~nas the Lottery N
<hch yoa ssi. Is vested, and - isei ys.u ISL
Shslss, Halves a. oaartess, ksbths, On recespt
OF whlch send shat q ordsses, sy aFst nsaiI 40
gethsI ~lthtls seaeme-
la &c ii.tcs ,fLer drawing Printed Draw iHe
eertsaa g. by the C1saEnissoners viii be sest viii
an f-xniahatAssn.
sxr Purchasers Will elease write their signature.
PLAIN and give the their Post once ,soants
state
Alisasssrn nnicA tioa strictlS sonhdentisl
1-AIl prizes 81 oos and andsT .pzfdimmeetafly
.ftefthe ira~ng-othe prizes atths asus ttnss VI
torfy days
HPaood. Eddy Co.'S Lotteries are era~n Al
Agsrsl-ss t,s-o ga aad a iltEfbg tsS, d. 4.
Address ofaerl or fleksts % SsFt11catss by
or Express, u be fifectsate. "a ~
Mode, EDIsY < ~. ,AaEustA Georgia.
or, wooa EDDY 4 Co. Atlanta .GsOrgaa-
or wOOp EDDY c CO. Whining ios .Issis ~aFe
ss-crs ulars c snt.laiag s1hesnss for mo %
sils ise Sc NJ ffee possu 81 s1arss.ns above
Janz!
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-28

ES-lt is rumor' that James Gordon Ben
netl's son will challenge Hon. Roger a. Pryor.
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Total assets OF Company ........-...-... SO
LABIIITIsS.

No liabilities 20 banks or others, due or not
due
NJ lssscS adjusted i dse-...-...-..a...
iossss as,a I'd. bal MOI due sssss %
I,sssss an - trsael..... -. ~ IA o.
L. - Ia suspense waifIsg further prof,
a. uei = ssrs resisted. ineiuded ia kast
a. ssboye
All utsef ii against the couptny None
The rule af te cosapaay . n.at &, exceed
$40 .o,r IN any rtzk nseiy To be IUst
lS a ale sre..
III m amt ssuresi Ia q city iiage de-
pesl.s Up d SIC. generally ali tne de-
ar d . sks q. DC subj Ct 70 tae rule
"a above Uams1 ......-.....-.........
The a4IsoGbt insured IN aay oae oiock of
Bniidlags depends upon ~ ssia and con- q
rsctsoa, sabj G. - the rule above re-
fstFesf, -.----..------ .-..--.--.---s
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3 sosAra 81. sPK4Ccs, se Rotary. t,
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Ordinary lSraMing,
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Approximation Prizes


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The ATHENS Pot of the 20.b says:

MANY fields that were believed TO We
been entirely d. stroytd by the severe cold
weath,r, are eginBing 10 show some signs
of life and pTOmi-e.;
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-03-22
ORDINANCE NO. 1865.

AN ORDINANCE Regulating and Licensing
Agents, and Agencies Of Foreign Insurance Com
panies,
Be II ordained BY he city Council effhs Guy Of
Ktokuk.
nen.ion /. That Ii shall be unlawful for any
agent or agents of any Insurance Company, Tex
cept Mutual Insurance Companies and Companies
iaclr porat under the laws ut the State Ut lows
directly M fu3irsariy 10 any Tirks transact
any business Of insurance within the limits Of the
City Of keokuk, without having first procured--n
the manner hereinafter specihsd-a License from
the Clerk Of the Council, nor unless he or they
shall comply with the other conditions Of this Or
dnauce
Sec. .. 1t shall be tbs duty OF the Clerk Of the
Council, upon applica ion and the payment of q
fec Of one dosr, TO issue License 10 the ssent or
agents Of any foreign Insurance Company (except
Mutual panies) doing business within the city,
which License will auth }rize such person per-
sons to do or transact the business OF insurance
agent rr agency within the City of keok 1k during
tue term Of year from its date, provided he
they shall comply with the other provisions Of ths
4 Ordnance.
| Sec. 3. 1t shall be the duty of every person or
persons rec living License aforesaid on the 1t
Monday Of April and October Of ench year to
/ ID AXE cut and deliver to the Clerk OF the Council
/ Of the City of Keokok, . statement verified under
/ bis cath, showing the amount Of premiums receiv-
! cd for Insurance taken by him or them during the
preceding six months, and shall ut the same tine
| for the License received by him or them, pay to
said Clerk in money tho sum Of one PER cent upon
the amount OF said premiums Ali moneys re-
ceivcd by virtue OF the provisions OF the fore gon
section shall constitute special fund from which
no money shall be drawn except upon warrants or
dered to be drawn by the City Council for the US,
and hene fit Of the Fire DepaI nent If the city.
II Eco. 4. Any person or persons who refuse cl
neglect to comply with the provisions Of this 0rd
nance, or shall in nj manner, either directly or in
directly violate any Of the provisions Of this Ord
nance, he they shall b. liable to fine of mo- Ls
than ten dolais nor more than fifty dollars To-
cash aad every ofsnce, TO be enforced and collect
cd as other City penalties. G
Sec 8. This Ordinance shall take effect from ant
alter the first day Of April, A. d. 1860. NJ.
| Passed March ". 1850
WA. PATTERSON, pres't pro tenn Of
LATEST City OF heokuk.
Il B. IS. MERRIAM Clerk
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-03-22

WILLIAM Ii. RrssELL, Governor Of Illinois,
died ut bis residence IN Springfield, on the
18th inst. He was born in Cooperstown, NJ.
\ in 1871, graduated in a Philadelrhia
Medical College in 1885, removed to Monroe
Co., ILL.,, in 1897, where be practised medi,
cine till 1910, when be was elected to the
Legislature. His health proving inadequate
Tor the hardships of his profession, he re-
moved to Bellevlle and studied law. Ia
is45 no volunteered In the Mexican war, was
elected Colonel Of the Second Illinois reei
ment, AM served with gallantry at the battle
OF Buena Vista, and throughout the oam-
paign. In 1870 bio was elected to Congr ess,
and re elected in 1851, declining a third
election on account of failing health. In
1856 he was elected Governor OF Illinois,
lie WAS universally respected as friend. a
soldier, patriot and statesman.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-03-22

EDrroRs GATE CRY I'm your notice of
my decision in the Railroad Bond casa Of
Mor vs. Jefferson County, find statement
from which it would appear that reflected
with some severity upon the recent decision
Of tho Supreme Court OF Iowa. 1t is stated
that the Court said -" That to fustain the
recent decision of tie Supreme Court of Iowa
would be judicial repudiation, &c.
Now any one oan see by my opinion, which
is in writing, that | expressly said that the
late decision was right and consistent under
the circumstances of that case, but that it
did not override the previous eases decided
in tho same Court upon the authority OF
which felt compelled to decide the csse at
bar. Neither did speak Of the " caprice''
of the State Court, for the plain reason that
such on observation would have been IN.
true (; since there has been DO caprice what
ever IN the Court. On tho contrary there has
been an unbroken current Of decisions sus-
tanning the validity Of these Bonds when in
the hands Of an innocent purchaser. Upon
the authority of these deoisions, placed my
judgment. In the late case, Judges Wright
and stockton sustained an Injunction re-
strainipg the County Judge Of Scott county
from issuing the Railroad Bonds, but Judge
stoessoa 10 his erri'ticr expressly state. TIE;
he still approved Of the previous adjudica-
tions, holding the bonds to be valid In The
hanas nf nm inuerant rnrahaanr
Yours, truly, j. Nj. LOVE.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-03-22
ORDINANCE no. 1877.

AN ORDINANCE smendaiory Of Ordinance No,
IS, entitled an Ordinance providing for the es-
tablishment of Gas Works.
Be II ordained by she City CoaaeH Of the Caty
of Ksokak:
Section /. That section No. three on said 0rdi-
nance No. Gs be so amended as to read, that the
prics Of Gas for private consumers shall not ex-
coed four dollars AMI fifty cents per thousand Gu
bic feet Provided, however, that the City Council
at the expiration Of two years from the st day Of
April A. ID. 1863, shall have the right of reducing
the price Of Gao to any sum not less than thre.
dollars ana Gtty cents per thousand cubic feet
And provided further. that the oas Co. shall at al
times keep Inc tiers 6lsed and i'm order. free OF
expense 10 consumers excepting the rent Of Is cents
pes month FIR such meters.
Passed March 10, 1870.
EM. PATTERSON, President pro ten.
Attest; Il. s. MERRIAM, Clerk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-03-22
EdtsorsMl Correspondence
WAsHfN0roN, March Ia, 1850.

An EXPENSIVE TKR 70 CHARLEsror.
The Charleston landlords are preparing to
bleed the pockets OF the Democratic visitors
to that city at round rate. The papers
there are publishing the prices OF marketing,
etc., at specializing rates which the antici-
pated Convention has created, to show why
the landlords will be compelled to make out
" steep" bills. For instance, common quail
ty of boef is Is to 80 OTIS. per pound NUT.
ton, 81 cts. pork, 1908 cts. turkeys,
$I.75GG2 each, with other poultry in proper
tion. The bills will range at ST to 500 per
day, according to accommodations, about
$40 to $40 being the estimated average. 1t
is anticipated that the Convention and all
will require attendance OF members for SIX
days. A member from our region can hardly
make the round trip short OF $l4o. This
is estimating railroad faro ct half price. II
there should prove al average abatement OF
only Is per cent, the man who goes thither
from this region and gets home again with
the expenditure OF less than SlT0 will be
lucky. III be sees the $ lion" on the road
and round about, or INDUCES 10 any Iuxu-
ries, Gas men are somephat liable TO do on
such OCCASIONS he will have thin pocket
book when he gets home, unless he starts
ont remarkably flush.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-03-22
LATER FROM EUROPE.


Nxw YoRR, March I8.--The steamship
Teusonia, from Bremen, arrived to-day with
London news to March 9Th.
The announcement OF the loss OF the steam
er Hungarian cached London March 4th.
Paris, Sunday FUening, March 9Th
That part OF the Emperor's speech concern.
ing annexation of Savoy and Nice has been
received at Moe with enthusiasm. The ltal-
ian party was greatly agitated.
Tenna, Snnday.--To the enquiries of
Representatives of some foreign pow srs, Aus
tria replies that its intentions have not been
directly affected by the proposed annexation
oil Savoy TO France. She will not protest
against that annexation. A committee has
been formed ut Trieste.
Hodena, Saturday.-Ths Papal Govern
ment has prohibited commerce BY transit,
between Ancona and Romagna. The mer-
chants protest against it.
The agitation continues in the Marshes
Landed prorrietors refuse to pay taxes
Thousands OF citizens are signing an address
20 the Great Powers in favor of annexation.
Soldiers enlisted In Austria, continue to ar
rive In the States OF the Church and Naples.
Rome, Uednesday.--Th Pope is said TO
be willing to grant concessions il the Legis-
lature will submit.
The students Of the University have de-
manded the re-admission Of students who
had been expelled. Gen. Guyon sent de-
tachment of troops to the University, there
by preventing n diiturbance.
There Is nothing important from Morocco.
The London Court Journal asserts posi-
lively that the Prince of Wales would leave
for Canada the latter part of May, probably
in the Renown, 90 gun ship. Instructions
will be sent to the Canadian authorities to
make necessary arrangements for his recep.
ton,