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pYcprsed and applied such manner an the Legislature
for mo no other purpose Sirdrhst entire sections Of
land be selected by the Governor OF said State in legal
cub DIVISIONS sha be granted 10 said State for the purpose
Of mplepg the public buildings, or for the erection Of
others at the Of under the direction Of tho
Legislature thereof Fourth-ThAt all salt springs within
said State not exceeding twelve in number with six sec
tons Of land adjoining contiguous may be 70
EACH sha be granted TO said State for usc the
10 be selected by the Governor thereof within year
be used disposed Of such terms conditions and re-
guatons as the Legislature shall Direct provided that
any Individual or indvidusis or which NAV be hereafter
confirmed or adudged to any individual or indv duals
shall BY this article DO granted 70 said State. Fifth
That five per centum OF the net proceeds OF sales
of all public lands lying within said State which
shall DO sold BY Congress after the admission Of
expenses incident to the same shall be paid 70 SAID State
for the purpose Of making public roads and internal i'm
proyemens, or Tor other purposes as the Legislature
herenbefore offered on the condition that the people
Of Kansas shall provide by ordnance irrevocabie
aba never interfere with the primary disposal Of The so
within the by the United States or with any resu
laons Congress- may find necessary for securing the tile
residents. sxth-Apd that the said state shall never
PROVIDED hat IN csss sny Of he anda
herein granted 10 the State Of Kansas heretofore
been confirmed to the Territory Of Kansas for the pur
poses specified IN this act the so confirmed shall
be deducted from the quantity specified in this act
ADD5NDA TO MR.. SEWARD RESOLUTIONS IN THE Sc.
NATE OF THE UNITED STATES, FEBRUARY IA, 1860.
The Vice President presented paper certified by the
President and Secretary Of the Kansas Constitutional Con-
yenoo to DO true copy Of the constitution Of the State
CT Kansas, adopted At Wyandott, July 20, 1852
On motion by Mr.. Seward, that the paper be referred
TO the Committee on Territories, and be printed
On motion BY Mr. Brown 70 amend the motion Of Mr..
With Instructions 10 inquire whether in the formation Of
said constitution, the act OF Congress approved May
1885, entitled San act for the admission of Kansas into the
Union, has been complied with in all respects and espe
cny whether census was taken Of the population Of Kan
before the Con Of delegates the Constitutional Con-
ventiop; and SO, whether appeared that the whole
number equal 10 the ratio Of representation required
for member OF the House II Representatives.
On motion by Mr. Do0t,le, to amendkhe motion Of Mr..
Brown, by striking out all alter the word Instructions
and inseT ting the following To report bill for the i'm
mediate admission Of Kansas into the Union under the
constitution now presented, upon equal footing with
the other States appearing that the government pro-
vded for BY this constitution for the State Of Kansas Is
republican 10 form, and IN accordance with the Cops
tuition Of the United States.
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United States District Court.
Before Hon. Judge Belts and Jury.
rc,yoxp;nu ravsppo cace.e ha,- taoy, rscac&y, IA

The following causes have been recently dis
pssed off,
The United Sfctes ~ Three Cases y. G. PeyTx-
mSy-7b's action 10 for felt the goods Under
valued " IN incnt evade and tcSaud the rcvenuc by
pay re fss duty thar 81; law required, The goods
claimed by v ChaH,soin, OF Philadelphia, and
in voiced q. 600 fran aud n confines On appraise-
ard 20 cencs In addition to the inference Of frsudu-
lent intent naturally arising from this gross undervara
ton the invoice, there evidence chow that the
packages were falsely marked below their real quality
The jury found verde. for the United States
C.kc &cies Fire Cases o. b. Co Is Silk Ldce-Ths
merchandise invoked at IS eSt francs and 60 confines
The sppraisemeDt showed an under valuation one Of
the five cares to amount ranging from twenty 1--we
fifty per cent advancing Ibis invoked ct 2o7z francs
TO ,346 francs.
Several witnesses OF great experience were called by
and certain market value for such goods and 70 the
rec'Dess OF the apprsiscment a. above.
On The part OF the claimant dispositions Of the claimant,
the foreign verdor the factor and another read, -
the eject thai the nvoced price was the real cost and
also the actual market value Of the goods Verdict for
the claimant.
Unittd States rs 1.rel,e Cases r. ~ Seess and 0Aer
AtyrhdNdiAn action 10 forfeit some 300 0eo SsgA ana
quantity Of wine and brandy, imported BY Magnees
Of Wamsbtrg The goods were nvoiccd a leeo ffan0B
On examination ninety three per cent Wa adoed . mo
invoice price Of the segaIs. The ocer oent TOR samples Of
these socds BY which they were put q BIS fraaes On
this state Of facts the goods were sessd The cainant
istied thnA be manufactured the seanrs, the Wine and
the brandy that they al Of the lowest grades manu-
facured and charged In the invoice at their full
MARKET value In Germany and that the paper produced
Of deceivrs bis cusomers The jury found verdict f
4 he claimant
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House Of Representative.

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"
WASHINGTON, FEB u, 1850
AUTHORIZATION Hills PASSED.
yha Uouso ro.ead tho hill FIR thu .vroer, or thu
Ao AS0 p"eou VAC WI M VIC P'y nen' :" 'e i1'~
lid and otner pensions and the Dill Tor the support OF the
Military Academy.
,n.-ro,, or s,s.,,,, -, u.x u,s-,,. ,,,,
roA =" sfAAoh - ihs pis'h". VI .oIoamA.
MT CoSKNG, (rep) OF n T., asked but failed 70 OBJ
tain consent TO offer resolution nstructp1 the Committee
~ ,ho Judc;.rv ~ ,ou;~. ~soh.r %, !, - -h.,
VIZ 'n0 o"'y ~ '4u'0 "A'A'o. "As "uu ~ W. ""A''
legislation s necessary to secure the liberty Of speech
person In the District Of Columbia; and whether any and
-. rh,. ,x.,..., t..,.,... a. ,..,... A..
go VIA pracc n - necessary 70 secure me
''sN" - Aee ~ s.r ..oar 1880; ,,x,s
,..,s 80 ". nv r I'm i ~. NW ...,,.,..
w I s " M - 49, SSpy " - - ~
~ the House, he presenf CONDITION Of The trust anS
If The Tsour st anart for he New YORK. indians.
sss % ne sn h.c hs hrnch, INTO N ,rSs a. t
" sHc r,,hEc dornsin ana n eo nv what srshortv 49,
prxT,.c THE rnrsmxsrs MESS AND THE pxpopra
H. Crp,rv Trcn , NJ (,hio fr,ro the Cnynr,;,,.o ~,
prr,;nr reTrte rcsout;on that thers he nrnted for
~ M th Ec,,se Ok rn extra cor,es ~ ,s 1890.
ANIMAL MESSAGE with Inc rcnor n,oner ~ he heads ~
ana chefs of bpreaus cnnnesed therevith
o;ts,rr the st.tstica psrts and That there aiac h.
printed 5000 extra copies OF said erssee and
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ibis Board met last evening, resident Peck in the
chair.
THE STREET CLEANING CONTRACT.
The lobby was dcnsey crowded, having been known
that the street cleaning contract would be called up.
On motion Of Alderman BooIx the Board resolved 70
meet aeain on Tuesday evening.
Alderman TUoMEY offered the following resolution
Whereas Information hiss been received BY members f
this Board that attempt 70 contract the cleaning Of e
streets has been made by certain combination Of heads
Of departments at the rateof $500 600 per annum without
consultation with sanction Of the Common Council,
Resolved Iha. the City Inspector hereby directed to
have lately made entered into in relation 70 clean
ing the streets Of the city, and whas sunofy e1s0 ~
ordnance charter therefore.
Aldermen FARLEY offered Che following - subsa-
tute
Resolved That the City Inspector, Mayor, Comptroller
and Corporation Counsel severaly requested 70 fur
nh 10 this Board at s next meeting, or ~ soon there
terrceators reference to contract or arrangement
acsed TO have made and entered Into between one
r. 4. smith and the City Inspector for cleaning the
strcete-
Fist Under what provision clauee section Of the
city charter the authority derived for the making Of
the alleged contract or arrangement
S<conc--Cnder what ordinance, IL any, was the autho.
ry obtained for The making Of said contract or arrange
mtntY .
Tbnc-If said contract or arrangement was made, what
fyecncaiiops condions obligations and securities were
prsstned and entered into by The contracting paress
Fourth--Who was preAcnt when the award was made,
ard wbo consented therefor
Ade,ns BooIs said there Was no necessity for the
susttiute ss the City Inspector was The only party they
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FATAL AyyrAY-On ths 21d Inst. dlfncuity occurred
at Emory and Henry College, va between student from
Georgia named Reees, and John b hownlow, q Knox.
VILE, Tenn, SON Of Rev. w. g. HownlCw, N which the
died the same night
ApyouRxrUr rm MINNESOTA LRGrrATuRR
houses Of the Minnesota Legislature have passed oint
rrsoluton providing for adjournment rive de- on the
Jst Of March, ct twelve u.
sAlx or A sIAvn.-The brig Cygnct, condemned a q
shver sold by the Marshal, In Florida on The 28d
inst, for g. 400 She fine vessel Of zoo tons, wen
ourd, and three years DID,
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jersey City News.

FATAL AFFRAr AMONGST CmnDRz.-A week ago ysster-
day. two lads, named John shorr and Carter Who ssnd
Public School No. In Jersey CITY, had quarrel whilo
returning home from school, during which + alleged
that Garter kicked his sntsgoni enc or mes b his
stomach. Shorr went home To No. "a South Nh Rees,
where he became III nom the effects Of the bruises and m
Examination setting in the little fellow did YESTERDAY mssn-
ing. Coroner Carney being notinsd suznmoued tufys
and after viewing the BODY he Investigation post
poned until in order 10 procure wiinesssa and to
allow Dr. Quidor city physican, 70 make poss moFtem
examination
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our WAshKAgtOA COTxoHp0ndence.
WAsHrSc1oS, Feb ~, lS0e.
The House PTInsino Spo2s-1Ae Di6sody TURNED Oor 10
AHctaer R7Soaidn Cdscas-7he Budget Of Blndsrs At.
taadi~g he VinI Of he SensmtA Regiment and or Late
Chtrosicm-A Flag fro~ tie Ladies Of waAsimotom Ssg
osssedA Good Mes-7Ae Weaay Exceptions f Ne Ladies
Of the Cabina, &c.
Mr.. Edward Ball, IN American republican ex member
Of Congress- from Ohio, having been taken up by the re-
pubcans the place Of Dcfecs their candidate for
House Printer has experienced to day in his turn the
importance Of hitch upon vote Yesterday he Was
within vote Of election; today he is adr, and
republican At two o'clock 10 has been np
pcntedtc settle this important business. Some say tina,
he lot sound on the Seward question; some, thai
here are already two three members Of copgsoss
amorg the sub0rdnaes Of the House, we don't ver suy
more but the real difficulty Is The spells.
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The SPEAKER declared Mr. Ford elected.
Previous TO the announcement Of the result, several
votes changed to Mr.. Ford This, the contest
close, excited much interest
ANNOUNCEMENT OF THE DEATH OF MIR. SPHINX.
Mr. BLAKE, ep) of Ohio announced the death OF Cyrus
SPHINX Of the Fourteenth district Of Ohio He pronounced
appropriate eulogy.
Nessrs. Curtis and SHERMAN also paid tribute OF re.
spect.
The customary resolutions were adopted, and the
House adjourned
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BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
This Board met last evening, President Stewart in tn


chair.
NDIcTENTs PENDING.
Supervisor BLUNT again asked that tie District Attorney
be requested 10 report to the Board the Of all per-
against whom indictments were found prior to the
lst Of August 1885, and which at this time remain lis
posed off, together with the date Of the Indictment the Of
fence charged and the reason for not having brought the
parties TO trial.
Supervisor PuRpY moved that the matter be referred TO
the Committee Criminal Courts and Police.
Supervisor BLUNT hoped that the matter would be dis
posed OF without unnecessary delay. Is said that
these cases had not been because District
Attorney had not had sufficient time to do that
60 they would give him more assistants.
Supervisors LITTLE and KENNEDY were In favor Of the
reference.
Supervisor PrRDy offered as an amendment that what
stated 10 the resolution should be done far Ia
Nciy would rot resard the trial Of parties indicted.
The resolution al d amendment were referred.
Supervisor TWEED offered resolution, that the salary
of the legal adviser Of the Board for 1858 and 1869 be
fixed at So 600 per aunum. Referred TO the Committee
Supervisor DAVIS offered resolution that m examine
ton be made Of the bridge Harlem river at the ter
minston Of Third avenue for the purpose Of ascertainng
what repairs are necessary. Adopted.
COMMUNICATION FROM THE DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
communication was received from the District
Attorney in reference 10 the resolution now pending
before the Board asking for Information respecting
prosecuted indictments found prior 10 August l. 1850
The District Attorney says that Il will take several
weeks draw up tabular Of these cases. and
that the assistance Of additional clerks will be necessary:
that the Why indictments not presented are
VARIOUS and that in the opinion Of the District Attorney
the publication Of many Of the indictments would defeat
the ends Of justice. Referred to the committee having
the matter in charge.
Supervisor KENNEDY read . letter from Mr.. A. Oakley
that IN bis opinion the publication Of the Information
ked for in the matter would tend 70 defeat the ends Of
jrstice
The Board adjourned TO Monday next at bali past two
O'Clock.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-13

H0SrETTEkS BITIERs--There IL no more
valuable article in the whole catalogue Of domes
tic remedies than yegeta ba tonic. II gives &C
tviy to the digestive organs. 1t increases the APP
petite. LIZ enyens the spirits, invigoratee the
mind, strengthens the body, and in short, if judi
ciousIy ased, wakes up the ~hols system to a
wholesom lgnizaoe OF IT'S powers, and a renewed
disposition TO exert them. Among the tonics of
the day, H0SrETIER's BITIERS, manufactured
BY Hostetter Il smith, at Pittsbnrg, Pa, may be
set down rs d-servedy the most popular. They
are pungent, lively, paiatabs tonic, not IN
pleasantly bitter, yet excessively spirited and
their medical sfc il perfectly surprising. No
family conveniently do without a bottle. 1t
savaia /. iound ia every closet. 1t Is both uso-
full and agreeable. Try it.-lNew York Atlas,
Aug. Ia, '5y.
For sale by druggists and dealers generally ev-
erywhers.
Sold by Z. GIBBONS, A. j. WILKIEsos, BAArLkrr
KAYE Co., and j. I. WILKissos.
Nov. IL '6a-dAw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-13

THy Dfsr AND BAD HAIRS OF ST. Louis
The London Times correspondent writes as
follows:
81. Louis-at which the Prince arrived in
the evenings hne, and for this Western
World, rather an old.lookipg city; that is
10 say, there are houses, and even whole
streets, which have evidently been standing
for tho lsss forty years. Viewed from the
eastern bank Of the Mississippi, with it's long
atone quay or houses, crowded at svsry part
with those quaint summerhouse looking,
frsil, dangerous, high pressure river steam
boats and its irregular rows of lofty red
warehouses, il bears q strong, though rath-
CT dirty resemblance to Montreal from the
NJ. Lawrence. Ibis impression, however,
10 not lasting one, for the streets are very
unclean, and the inhabitants, though veil-lo
DO enough, seem as a body TO delight 10
dressing themselves as shabbilv as possible
and II IL is true, as certainly believe it, tina,
the worst hats 10 the world are worn in
America, 30 10 1t equally hey ond doubt that
the worst hats in America are worn in ST.
Louis.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-13

Lieut.. General Scott, 10 announcing to the
army the death of BFigadier General New
man ). Clarke, Colonel Of the Sixth Infant
ry, who died on the lTsh cit, al San Fran.
cisco, while exercising the important com
mnnd Of the department of Caiifornis, saws :
Gen. Clarke entered the army, 40 an an.
slgn Of tbe lth infantry, March IA, 1912,
AMI served with distinction during the SEQ.
end war with Great Britain Ito performed
the duties Of brigade major in the campaign
OF 1914; and for his galanrry and good con-
duet ia the battle III Niagara be received the
rank Of captain by breves. Continuing in
the army alter the peace, his subsequent
seyioss have been always meritorious and in
war distinguished. During the campaign
from Vera Graz to the Capital OF Mexico be
commanded = brigade, when, led by him,
performed gallant and effective service 10 the
work Of the campaign. Breveted q brigadier
general for bis services 10 Mexico, General
Clarke has since been employed upon high
duties; and while commanding our whole
Pacific coast, BY bis ability and good iadg-
ment, he concerted plan OF campaign against
combined tribes of Indians in Washington
and oregon Territories, which, happily exc
cuted under bis instructions, promptly re-
daced the enemy TO submission.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-13

MEDICAL BOOKS.
RnDD on Disease of the Liver.
- :. I" Stonach.l
BARTLETT on Feyers.
Barclay Medical Diagnosis.
Churchill on Diseases Of Women.
System Of Midwifery.f
on Children.
Carpenters Principles of Comparative Phys-
ology.
Carpenter. Elements Of Physiology.
Therapeutics.
Medical Dictionary.
Dalton u Physiology.
Druett's Surgery.
Esichsen's "
Towns Chemistry for Students.
Hamilton on Fractures aud Dslocati0ns
Jones 0pthalmic Medicine and Surgery.
Ludlows Manual of Chemical Examination.
Lawrence on the Eye.
Mckenzie ..
Miller's Principles Of Surgery.
"a Practice
Meigs' Obstetrics.
Aeii smiths Compend.
Pirrie's System of Surgery
Parrish's Practical Pharmacy.
Ramsbotham's Obstetrics.
kicord Hunter on Nenerial.
Smith Horner's Anatomical Atlas.
Toynbee on Disease of the Ear.
Turner'S Chemistry for Students
Tanners Clinical Me iicne.
Woods Practice Of Medicine.
" Therapeutics.
Wood Bache's Dispeusatory
Watson Practice Of Meaicine
Wilson'S Human Anatomy.
Wilson on the Skin.
Williams Principles Of Medicine
M W. wRsrcoTr,
octlS-d Main at near 4th.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-13

IL popular opinion is any criterion Of the worth
Of article, invite the ,ncreduioas to read At
least few Of the many voluntary certificates
which appear from time TO time In the columns Of
our paper respecting the great variety sf remark
able cures effected by the use Of Sloan celebrate
medicines
These remedies no longer remains among those
u doubtful utlliy--thsy have passed from Tho
tide Of experiment, and they now stand higher In
reputation, aud are becoming more extausivel, used
than oil other articles OF the kind - Mich. City
News.
See Sloan 'sadvertisemsntin another eolum NOT
thas paper. NOV. Ia dot VII
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-13
SPECIAL NOTICES.
ssrY uI>PEnNARx.

Remember that the City Lispensary 10 open eve
ry day irem 10 TO III o'clock q. IN, when he poor
can receive Medical ard Surgical advice gratu-
itously-
Nc charge for medicines hen suthorxs by the
Mayor, or proper representative of ihs City Coun-
ell.
Prompt attendance is required, as no cases will
receive attention after the hour specified.
sept2Td &c. HUGHES, Dean.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-13

CIsCTskArI, Nov. 10.
FLoUR--Daii and demand limited sinai salts
at "a 1894 So for saper, $500 25for Extra.
wAIakk~ISic, and II M
HoGs-Duli AMI psiees Dropping sales 2ooo head
averaging 22o to $50 fhs, At 90 1896 so, receipts
libefxI and 0 ners anxious to SILL.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES dolng Lard In noder-
ate demand nj lie.
ahGCERI ES-- nehanged
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-13
Medical Books

@G0a|0A 0GOAMs
A ANATOMICAL ATLAS,
n Aliens Disseetor,
Ashto0 on the kectum,
Barclays Manual Diagnosis,
Bennett IN the Uterus,
Harlows Practice,
Brown on the surgical Diseases OF Females,
Budt ON tse Liver,
Bartlett on Fesers,
Bennet ON Pulmonary Tuberculosis,
Los m IN " Practical dentistry,
e" s Medical a.
Bird ON Urinary Deposits,
Comstock's Chemistry,
cieseiand's Poe set lexicon,
Copiaad on Palsy,
Carpenters Physiology,
Curling on the Iestiss
Cooper on DtsI0cati0ns,
conoie ON Chiidren,
ohurehiii's femai,s,
Children,
- Mid~ifery,
Clymer on Fevers,
Dlckson's Practice Of M edieine,
Dalton's Physiology,
Dewse'a Midwifery,
Children.
Females,
Dunglison's Physiology,
Dictionary,
New Remedies,
PraGiee,
Materia Medica,
Dfuit,'s Surgery,
hTlchsen's :"
Flint on the Heart,
Fownss Chemistry.
Gardnu's Medical Chemistry
Gfay'a
ANATOMY,
Gross Surgery.
Srifhth's Universal Formulary,
Hamilton on Fractures
Hpl aLd's Medical Notes,
HesdlauI's Action of Medicine.
Hunter on Ricord Nenereal,
a ~.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-13

GA-one OF the best articles Of the present day
for purifying the blood and imparting healthy and
inyigorating tone 10 the human system, is Nc
Leans streng thening Cordial and Blood Purifier.
We know IL is, for we have tried 1t.
See advertisement, In another column.
0ss. is dAw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-13

The gentlemen Of keokuk Wishing TO form an
Elocution Class under The instruction af Mr.. Iii Ill
.idng, are requested to meet At hi. room, corner
OF 3dsnd Exchange streets, second story Of the
Review Building, at O'Clock p. M.
NovI2
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-13

EeKNE NosAca.
TO ANDREW kIhoLEK:
N0u are hereby mott fed that there is an flo
l. Ia he office Of the Clerk of the District Court
Of Lee County, Iowa, at Fort Madison petition of
L. w. Barry, claiming OF you the foreclosure IF n
morfr age given by you TO james H. Hick man but
since transferred to said Barry, which mortgage 10
upon the property known the Ragle Tavern
stand, in Charleston, Lee County, Iowa, and IL
given to your notes to said ii Hickman for the
sumof $725, due in ten and sixteen months from
date.
Unless you appear and answer therein on be.
fore the I'd day of The next term OF said Court TO
bs begun and held at Fort Madison in Dece III Der
next said petition viii be taken pro confesso, and
decree prayed for rendered against you thereon.
FRANCIS sEMPLE,
Nov. 8. 1850 a Atty for Pit'f.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-13

ca Miss Davenport, the actress, was mar
ried 30 Col. Lander, (Potter's second in the
Pryor duei.) at San Francisco, on the 18th
ultimo.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-13

Mr. Toombs dseiaredin speech delivered
in this city few days ago that's would not
be safe for MIR. Douglas 0 repeat his answers
TO the Norfolk questions in bis presence.o -
Mr.. Douglas visited Atlanta on the Doth, and
addressed an auditory OF twenty thousand
people, and strange TO say, be repeated his
answers to the Norfolk questions, and not a
chirp was heard frdm a Precipitation, and
stranger still, MIR. Toombs, the valarous
Toombs, the chivalrc Toombs, the blood
thirsty 1oombs, the dangerous Toombs, Was
not present He was absent. SO we co.
IAtlanta Confederacy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-13

A PREDICTION Frankfort Common.
wealth predicts that in few weeks Breekin-
ridge will issue u Union manifesto, calling
upon his friends in the South to stand BY
the Union, and all that sort OF thing, and
will claim the title of the great paoifeator,
parsdlDg letters and speeches to that effect,
held 10 reserve for the purpose.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-13

AT lr AoAis.--The Nashville editors are
fighting again. The Patriot yesterday stated
that an ARRAY took place on the corner of
Cherry and Deaderiek street, little after
sundown Tuesday, between MIR. II. V. b.
Halle of the Daily Gazette, and his brother,
w. w. Halle, on the one side, and DAHL H..
Garter on the other, in which some four or
five pisto' SHOTS were fired. The parties es-
capped unhart themselves, but . Mr.. Green,
who CHANGED TO be standing by, was shot i'm
the leg. We did not learn the cause OF the
difficulty.