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The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-11-11
i. q. sTgis.] lf. STEIN.
STE n NJ 80
WHOLE s A L + g. K 4 I A ] /
Eufnitnfe and rhair Ware Rooms.

we inrite the attention Of the citizens Of
Upton, and Cedar county an general, to
our assortment Of furniture, chars and
mattresses, consisting Of every article gen
orally called for IN our line Ne hare
some fpenty different styles Of chairs, "a
ruing in prsces iron, 81 so 10 $40 dolls
per set; Rocking, al from 81 81 to $50
Bureaus plain und fancy from Sl4 TO
$40, Redsteods from, So 50 to $40 a piece.
In short, oe thank you for your liberal
patronage thus far, and inrtfe all m ,oanf
of articles in our iane TO g,rt us call and
pe shall striue TO sa,at you an price and
style We uarrani every article 10 te as
represented. Union Block, nerI door to J.
Leaap g. Co., .Musca time Io,pa.
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Terrible Casualty
CoLuABus, S, c. c

A letter dated marion, Alabama,
Oct. l6.h," says that Edward College
has been burned to the ground, and thai
twenty boys were greatly injured BY
Jumping form the windows. Two Of them
we're reported to haue died.
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Blacksmithing.

TSHE UNDERSIGNED returns thanks FOR the
l. patronage he, has heretofore received ahe 50,
licits a share for the future lie il sfill on hand
At his sbop South Of the Court house IN Upton
where he ia prepared TO execute with dispatch
md neatness ail jobs in the line OF blacksmith
in anf hQrsc~koring l. = june
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District Court.

The District Court has been in Session
here, during the past week. There was
ahs usual amount OF business on the dock.
81
Elisha B. Freeman formerly Of Mar
ION, Linn county, Was sentenced 10 impir-
seament in the pcnisentiary, for the term
Of three years, for the seduction Of = Miss
CLARK. This was,a case Of an aggrava-
ted character, it appeared on the trial
that they had both been members OF the
same church, that he was the leader Of
the class to which the young lady belong.
Cd, anb had taken advantage of the con.
hdencs she had reposed in him as hel
religious instructor, to blast her reputation
for life. He had wife and six children.
Christian Gensiekee and George w.
Woodruff were sent down five years each
for horse stealing. Joseph Hirt for as
sault and battery, was sent to Jail fol-
three months and fined $50 and imprison-
sd-till paid IosOs Republican.
0eeamboat Sunk-Three Men
Drowned!
The steamboat Julia Dean on her down
ward trip yesterday struck rock below
Campbell's chain and sunk. Three Of
the passengers were knocked overheard
BY the conclusion and drowned. As u
sual on such occasions the yawl or lie
boat could not Be got ready in time to
save them, though the officers made eyc-
~ exsrtion to do %. We have not heard
the names Of the persons who were
drowned.
A ErAsDIso RULI.-A New York
Court has made Z rule, that while counsel
are examining : witness, they, as well
q The witness. must stand up. This is
expected to work favors bly, the saving Of
tins. ascounsel will Be apt to IRE Of ask.
ing questions, " hen obliged to ssapd up.
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Inc attention, curiosity land anxiety Of
the civilized nations, after long renose
are again to be exercised with referene q
to the fate of Sir John Franklin.
Expedition after expedition both bv
land and sea, have been despatched to
the northern regions, under the pataop.
age OF the two great maritime nations
England and America whose members
alter having been decimated by disease,
BY the rigors Of the climate, and BY the
perlls of adventure. have returned to their
respective countries. bringing back, with
them disappointment, and at last, utter
hopelessness a. to the safety ofthe hero
ic explorer.
One OF these expeditions, with which
was connected DR. RAE, man dist,n-
guished through out the world for his sci.
entlflc attanmen,s, was despatched abou,
the year 1850, by the British Govern
meni to traverse the continent east and
west, north OF the Goth parallel of la,i.
tude. A report of the discoveries made
by the intelligen. and adventurous men
herewith connected was published in
1902. Traces were found prior to tina,
date, which satisfied DR.. RAE that Sir
John Franklin, or some members of his
party had traversed some portions OF the
regions which they visited. These ind-
| cations induced the Doctor to continue
explorations, and after years of palien,
search, he has been rewarded with proofs
which, while they demonstrate the pres
ence, at some date, OF the great Explo-
rer, demonstrate, with equal certainty,
that the opinion OF mankind, IN ranking
him among the list, is mourntully cor
rect.
ID. l.. FuLLrR, Esq, arrived from
Lake Superior by the Northern route,
bringing with him letters from Fort Rip
ley en- route for Washington, and contain
ing probable, if not positive Intelligence
of Sir John Franklin. 1t appears tina,
on the day before Mr., FuLLEa arrived
a. Grow Wing, few miles above Fort
Rlr'ey, specie messenger arrived from
d. RAJ Of the Artlc expedition, stopped
! there wI.h desPat-aes 10 Hes Nag tsty s
government; in Canada. The messen-
ger "a bali breed royagu.r OF the North }
stated that the expedition had discovered
Franklln's wac,b, spoons bearing his mi
tlals, and many other ARTICLES supposed
to have belonged TO hun or his party.
They also found attached to tn. ear
rings of some Esquimaux, British coins;
and he affirmed, also, that In the vicinl.
ty they have discovered many bones.
The facts comprised in these despatch
IS will soon be made public. We await
their development, with anxious interest.
E< Eighty six members OF Congress
have been elected since the Is, OF Angus
In the present Congress, these districts
stand:
Administration, 81 Opposition, 81.
In the mex, Congress, they will be class
| fled rs follows:
Administration, IS, Opposition, IS.
This shows 4 voting loss Of 76, 10 the
Dough Face" Comment would only
weaken the eloquence OF such text.
Chicago market.
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A boarding school miss being unweil
thought it not gen.eel to say she was
Bill..ous, 50 she complained Of being
Wl1ioM Gus.
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The Book Trade in
IOWA.
II. M. BURNETT,
MuSeatine. Iowa.

H. M. nC1NETT,
MuStatine, Iowa.
Would call the attention OF the Trade, and Of
country merchants generally to his
large stock OF
SCHOOL hooks, BLANK WORKS
WRITING PAPERS STATIONERY,
WALL PAPER
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS.
All OF which have been bought in such large
quantities direct from the publishers and man
ufaeturers in the eastern cities and OF the low
e.t ash prices that no is able to defy all compe.
tition, and can sell to booksellers and merchants
at Chicago and st Louis prices.
Among his stock now in store or shipped TO
him from the east may lie found
s72s Of McGuney's Eclectic Readers
5s6s sanders Parkers and Denmaa's do
a9el Reys arithmetics and alsebras
Mss Thompson,s do do
4lsI Davies do do
1884 do Higher Mathematics
los2 Colburn's Adams Stoddard's snd Smiths
arithmetcs
4ae5 Wells Buttons and Kirkham's gram.
3ls7 Smiths Browns Clark's and Pcnneo's dc
1871 Bibles and Prayer books
26sl Mitchefs SMITHS and oineys seosraohis
25s5 elementary spoilers
sci other school books used in Iowa
81 gross states
az Web.ter's unabridged svo dictionry
1881 reams cap letter bill and note paper
1875 flat cap and folio post do
1911 tissue and wrapping do
elsl rolls wall 90
e294 window 40
4lsl auires medium DENY and CAP iedgers Jour
nails and records
slsl Ia hound ledgers day books and records
22l gross pass books and tuck -msmorandams
az steel pens
1896 volumes law books
1885 medical do
sl4ss standard aud miscellaneous do
l7s0 note books including shawms Psalmistas
New Carmina Sacra Halleiujah Harp OF the South
sacred melodions &c. &c.
aasl COPIES instruetio books for the piano organ
meiodeon violin ACCORDION guitar &c.
2eeOOO bun white note and card enyctops
Also . lar5c stock Of
gold pens
fine pocket cutlery
portemon naies, pocket. bill and
blank books, ladies' retieues, card ca
ses, furnished wallets, portfolios, mafae-
NAUTICAL instruments, sheet music chess
men, writing desks, &c. &c.
All the above stock
hewll sell
WHoLEsHLE AND RETAIL
at the very low est rates.
BOOKSELLERS AID ERCHANTS,
and all others who wish 10 buy books and sta
,ion.ry. will do we'll to call and examine has
.teck The LARGEST AND BEST SELECTED
IN IOWA, before purchasing elsewhete-
All orders filled with promptness and al The
lowest rates.
w Il. NJ. BURNETT
Mnscatine. Iowa. nlo-I
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Meat Market!

BEEF can be had regularly every Tuesday and
Saturday mornings, and MUTTON every Thurs
dar, ~ me Rail Road Rz.an
GEO. HsHRAss
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An IHxLrxe. The Captain Of the
bark Mary Morris reports having seen
on the 18th Of August, the hull Of large
iron vessel, which is currently believed,
from his description TO have been the
wreck Of the illfs.cd Steamer "City Of
Glasgow"
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Broken Bank T,;s+

Inc Detroit Free Press of Saturday la.
speaks as follows
me Commercial Bank of Kentucky; W,
learn from Buffalo exchange, has gone
oy The board; and the Bank of Plymouth
ind'' Chicago paper states, has me, tn,
same fate. The Bank Of Kanawha. vir.
ginia, is also discredited.
In our issue Of the lA,h inst, we pub.
lished = list Of Banks tina, had Recently
failed. We republish i. .hi, mornipo
with additions. Here is the "dismal rec.
ord"
Patchin Bank, Buffalo.
Farmers and Mechanics Bank, O,ve.
60.
Farmers Bank, Canandsigua.
Drovers' Bank, Ogdensburg.
Bank Of Carthage.
Farmers and Merchant Bank, Ma.
ryland.
Bank Of Milford, Delaware.
Farmers and Merchant, Bank, Mem.
phis.
Massillon Bank, Ohio.
Ohio Saving institute, TiEn.
Cochiuate Bank Boston.
Bank of West Killingly, Connec,icu,
Eighth Avenue Bank N. Y.
Bank Of Ellsworth Maine.
Elkhart Co. Bank Ind.
Bank of Northern Ind.
Bank of Washtenaw Mich.
Erie and Kalamazoo Bank Mich.
knickerbock-r Bank N. Y.
Suffolk Bank N. Y.
Kentucky Trust Co. Bank
Newport Safety Fund Bank.
Bank Of ConnersvilIe Ind.
Bank of Plymouth Ind.
Commercial Bank of Ky.
Bank OF kanawha Va.
Ohio Savings Bank Cincinnati
The Government Stock Bank Lafay,
cite.
In fac, the whole brood Of .hinplas
ter Banks Matched in that State lind.
within few years past, will ere long
we doubt not, be added to the above lis
Of exploded rag mills. Even now, they
are shaken like a reed in the wind
Their feeble structures are already tot.
tering fenrfully under the weight OF pop.
ular odium. They MUST SOON FALL
We caution everybody to place them.
selves beyond the reach Of harm. Be
wise in tme-',is folly to delay"
The State Bank ofIndiana is, perha p;
the only reliable Bank in the State. The
others which have not failed are rickety
The following are their names:
Bank of Rochester.
Bank of Wayne.
Indiana Stock Bank a, Laporte.
Bank Of South Bend.
Goshen.
Southern Bank of Indiana at Terra
Haute.
Grameroy Bank a, Lafayette.
Traders Bank q, indianapolis.
Indiana Bank at Madison.
Central Bank al Indianapolis.
Farmers s. Mechanics Bank at Indl
annapolis.
Great Western Bank a, Tsrre Hauie
Kalamazoo Bank at Albion.
Michigan City Bank ., Michigan Ci'
ty.-Obserrsr
~ nAt. yhn,~bf fhsv
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Ntm advertisements.
Farm for Sale!

THE UNDERSIGNED offers for sale hi,
i Farm, situated three niles West of Upton
on favorable terms. The farm comprises
80 ACRE.
Thirty acres Of pillow land. under fence Tween.
~ acres Of good timber adjoining. and the bal.
aace grass lard Good Dwelling house, Sta
bic and veil, on the premises A school hous,
eighty rods from the dwelling, and two girls,
and saw mills within one mile Of the premises
Enquire at this Office. nf9-Im
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MARUIED.

Married, by R. NJ. Long, on the 9Th inst, Mr.
Nathaniel ". Walton to Miss Ally X. McFerren
BY the same, on the 9th inst, Mr.. Gilbert John
son, to Miss Catharine Rice
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FaEIGHrs.-From st. Louts-(per 100 lb,)
Soc; Dbl. molasses, 81.
To 81. Loufs.-Wheat, 15c per bush; Flour,
4oc per Dbl; Pork, SOC per bbl.; Passage 81.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-11-11

e The people Of Delaware thought they
saw comet on wednesday last. l. turned out
however, to be a red-headed woman chasing .
book pedlar down the road for squirting tobacco
Juice on her Sunday carpet
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Religious Services.

Al the Methodist Epicopal Church in Upton,
regularly each Sabbath at lo3 clock A. N.
At the ngregationaliss Church, regularly
each sabbath at l0i clock A. NJ and in the
evening at 81 clock. by the Rev. IL. W. Cobb.
ktthe Court house in Upton on the mrs, Sab.
bath in each month, at l0l-2 o'clock L. NJ by
the Rev. Shelton Riley
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-11-11

."'p''sant and Unexpected Iatellisence-
traces Of Sir John Franklin-.aceount Of
'ae Special Messenger Dispatched By DR..
Rae to the British .futhoifies
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NonGagss. bonds, Subprnas, Execu-
tions, Notes, &c., Of superior quality
for sale q this Office.
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E Eighty six members OF Congress
have been elected since the Is, Of Angus
In the present Congress, these districts
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The undersigned PROPOSE 10 publish ina III,
Lynehbnrg. daily anil weekly newspaper, 10 {
The bynchbmg American

Inc LyhCnDulb American
1t is designed 10 ma - he Anericnn. correct
faithful and nttnctve chronicle f IN sing r,c#. To
tins end, lis conduct ii be infused cops =, #
hcent editors, both resident aud correspondent!
la questions of Stntc and Federal Politics 7 he
American will not profess passive neutrality l.
"a the province oi The newspaper press oud III III
rect public opinion; and that journai>t who ncglccI4
this province, Is "nnti, in es-eutiu patti uii
But II IL notifying fact that ihls high PRE- ocas" lit.
been prosthuted 10 the purposes ol putty that gatg
urn mud P'1y "e'S'es nve been supported regoidlrs
II their merits Tie publishers % ''The American =
prop sing avoid tie n-pidiry of ncutrlity on The
me hand and the evils o par8ism on the other dr-ig
the publication of f7iircaRY independent johrnal
Itls proper however 10 observe, thai tie unde -
e5 have wutched Will an interest amounting to .rlic
nde. the movements in favor =" mn American party wur.
ruE Wh the influences which to4eigLaIs unfortunately
- su tver nation ! destiny ncse movements
founded a. they are sound principles ought be
ennrol'i aud Pfomotod by friend of his
Try. Ilr- impressed, shall honestly cast in their ia
Whatever influence The American may GAIN
Here oppose The wishe. of y ntellig, mt and
patriotic Americana BHt cur opinion e duty ard pat
G"f-n, oqaes from the support Of american prin-
opis and dme,c7n pat,io's; and natter ourselves
tn tins opinion Is not the persuasion of excite pre-
juice, bat the convict OF IA mature deliberalion
One OF the chief and primary obecs of tho under
sEnel. is 10 mike Tn" American, in reality as we'll
as IN name. newspaper journal which will keep its
cndrls well and accurately advised d the history of the
Zines commercial and potcn foreign and domestic.
To "Aeonle This purpose Il be the object OF our on
slant aud active Efforts.
Tim American will be published on or before the
first o February next The daily VII b. printed on !,
sh"l "a inches by 36 inches the size of The Nv c-
burg Yrsnian'-end furnished to sub, rihers at Pc
nunum payable in advance. The weekly will - pub
lihcd like sheet, and furnished - Subscribers TT
8 per unnlgn, payable in advnrce.
KELITA b. ToWNLEY,
JOHN W. TOWNLEY
Navelts
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT FROM HONOLULU
ANNEXATION OF TIE SANDWICH
ISEANDS-A BRITISH SQUADRON Or
DERED TO THE PACIFIC.


ISLANDS-A BRITISH SQUADRON or
DERED TO TIE PACIFIC.
The ''C.corge Law brings some interesting
particulars relative to proceedings in the Sand
witch Islands. The Placer lme. and Transcript
SAYS:
1t is with great satisfaction we publish this
morning very interesting and important mcl-
4euce, received through the letter Of oar CORES
pondont at Honolulu. Every obstacle in the way
Of the cousummation Of The projects anneNing
the Sandwich Isiands f. the American Republic
has been finally and fully surmounted aud the
treaty agreed upon between the Representative
Of the |. State, and the King and hi, Council, in
all its details. The result has caused Gen. MEL
Ter, the British Consul Fen raj, the greatest un-
easaeSs, and betrayed him into a movement alike
d-gracetul to himself and bis government,
General Miller made Il speech To the King,
which occupied one hour and ten minutes IN It's
delivery. In the course of his remarks he said
consider it my duty 70 remind you tint the
treaty entered into with the Sandwich Islands by
Great Britain WAS based on the express condition
that your Majesty voar heirs and successors are
bound to extend, at all times, to British subjects
the same Advantages and privileges IL may be
granted to citizens OF the most favored nation;
and that the Joint Declaration Of England and
France, of the 18th November, 1913, was foun-
dcd upon the clear understanding that your Ma
iestv Wa t. preserve your kingdom as an indie
pendent State. | beg, therefore, ia acquaint your
- -, IT, ',''
i3, ,i, - 80.
,.; I .j ''' , ,',',2. y ~.
leiH indifference By The british rrramfat. |
would further observe that no Monarch whatever
has right t. ALLEVIATE his kingdom, enter into
Il negotiation with TINT view, without the con-
euueneo ofhis people.
y Inc he N'n@ r'iy Is Po'n9i'o as io"o"S III '"e
olH hos'," -, ,,
81 "a, I.5'',,,a we i5''' -, - 'l
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yo,,I5 nrefr, ,Lot an III matters ,yI.b rIl+o g.
,1;i i,'',,, - 'o's -
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US
The Collision bctlceea the STEAMERS Canada
and Ocean.
BosToN, Nov. 2j.-'lhc steamer Canada reach
ed her dock at half past O'Clock this morning.
Her mails were brought up last night by the
Neptune and forwai died. in the 9 o'clock train for
New ork, where they will be due at , O'Clock
this afternoon.
The Canada had her fgnrehoad and bowsprit
carried away, ana her eut"ater and bow some
what injured bat in every other respect she
shows no signs Of her collision with the steamer
The Ocean IS going down the lay with the
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JOINS BOROUGH. Il. Tenn. I
October 23rd, 1854.
VI ND
NOTICE.

FkNIiE Engineer If the East Tennessee & Virginia
n Kailrund will receive proposals from, 23,d day of
October TO 9th OF December (hy mail olhe
wise for the having down of about Is miles from
Knoxville the bridge al Holston River; and If ur-
ccpube bid e afrsed will contract for the same II Is
cctcd that tine Iron, &c, will be the road ready
foe tie contractors, by next spring.
MONTGOMERY LYNCH.
Chief Engineer f. T. & Va. Railroa
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Cor. SeYM0Nr.

The Washington Union of yesterday, has IN.
formation which it says. renders SeymourS cleo
ton as Governor of New York quite probable
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ROMAN KALYDOR.

4 crrtlp ea.r tor r,upl,s tn.r,lr., Tan. SnnLuln
A&e. TIM preparation Gun la r,.l,,l 81, II, q culc
for all h,aa. dIeogfceahlr ~ lnn- an! nfecon.
OF the 81 -. znle al
! II. THOMPSON < cos
no - r. M, ls,np Stnte.
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DEsssH MOUNTAIN MILL stones

- The undersigned are procuring from their ct
ItI"i quarry, the Bush Mountain M Montgomery
~, Mill Stones and Burrs of the very best quality. he
reputation of thes, widely kLom n, but Il
Raroad giving increased facilities IN filling orders,
e hive an, onted Mcdaniel, Hurt & Preston and Leo
4 Johnson, Lynchburg, for tho sale OF M
he will recev and have them fulfilled at tne
thortest notice.
Our Address, BIZ. burg, Mont gom-ry county Va.
ISRAEL PRICE & Co.
james NJ Williams, Danvlle, v, Reynolds Il Ce.
Leah. lille, N. c. are also agent Up < Co
Feb li-d&cts
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Photographed 10, the Daily virginian.


baltimore, Nov. 2s.-Floor is dull, ~ -ales.
The Wheat market is heavy; noqao.ahla CHANGE
Corn Is N lemand white Il 10 - cents, yell
low - t7s2 cents Rye, Maryland sIl0.
NEN \ sHG, Nov. - Flour southern easier
quoted at - 62 - ~. Corn IS "A tribe higher
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Highly interesting News.

A1iis5 0sndlag In -luforcamcnis-Te Terrible
Bat.le AMI d5ubfll Victo.y Great Less oa
both SIDES Decline N B.esdstufF5.
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DAgNTS ARD GEES Wlite aud brown
i Zinc White Lead Al d Ill co'ors in ground IN
oil tor sale by R.SrABLER 4 CO
oct -IScls
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llARtOl'RT, BRADLEY X co,
b Ann 81, NcW-A Orh, a. -.

- For sale nj J. II. THOMPSON \ cos now
rug Store.
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THOMAS w KOAsEEN's
Clothing and Furnishing Store.

neg II, Petersburg, VI.
I aG0isIGE! ace asTE.-Ns b.o a
/ -aoA IMPLY At lIHoa,eot apI9uerd tfhd.=f-
sale eu ueeonp3of4uE tenn,
rlloS. BRANCH 4 Sons.
-rp rrtcrs5arp -.
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/ British Squadron Ordcred to tie Pacific

7 bIfT7"" NYUH"T"H VI"'TfU 70 Ihf Idf!Vf.
From The san Francisco Herald, Nov. |.
We are advised that the Amphytr,te. RAFT
snake and frincomaler, three OF the largest L
gli,h vessels Of war ia the Pacific had been ,
dcrcd to Honolulu. 1t remains 10 bc seen whct
CT anything will come of these formidable MAJ
fcstalons
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-04-05
WHOLE No. 45s.

tive franchise. 1t represents the people I'd inca
pable of selfgovernment, led offby alittle mill
itary glare to elect man twice President Who
had not one Qualification for the place, who was
violent and mediocre. and whom the enlightened
clases opposed; all most unjustly said, but stIFtd
pass for American history in Europe, Gad win
some Americans at home! Ef43 sss asaz ehT
Regard for Mons. de TocqueyilIe is the cause
of this correction; it is piece Of respect wHlehT
do not intend to the rifraff of European writers.
who come here to pick up the gossip of the high
ways, to sell it in Europe for American history.
and to requite with defamation the hospitalities Of
our houses. He is not ofthat Glass; he is above IL;
he is evidently not intentionally unjust But
he is the victim of the company which he kept,
while among US; and his book must pay the pen-
atty of the impositions practieed upon him. The
character of our country, and the cause of repub-
lican government require his errors to be cor
rected, and unhapply, shall have further ocsa@
sion to perform that duty. rf ..re -e h.h