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The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-09-02
COMNHlssIONER'S SALE.
pULBIC NOTICE is hereby pi

-
that by virtue Of an order made by the Dis
trict Court in and for the county ri Cedar aud
State Of Iowa, at the May tern, A. h. 1884, thryt
VIII be exposed to public sale, on satuyda, the
twentr-sisth OF August next AZ the Court HoaAr
door la The town OF Upton. IN the said eeany
between the hours Of O'clock A. M.and o'ciOt X
Z. n. Of said day, the following described prep
ery, 10 wit. Beng part of the northwest Ira,
tionai quarter OF section number three - iH
township No. scveEty nine t13) north OF range
No. three Isl Wof the 9th r. VI. and described by
metes and bounds as follows com meacing al the
meridian post on the division line between trac.
Oonal lots NO. three 81 and four al in said = .
vest fracstoaal quarter of said section No. three
Isl aforesaid, and running thence north twenty
ass- deg. thirty vest forty percnes to a pes,
tAenee running west twenty-oDe deg. thirty n.
sonth twenty Perehes to post, thence running
south twenty-oae deg thirty III. east seventy
and ntnefy-siA-one hundredth perches 30 a post
tAence running east tweRty one deg. thity N.
north tsenty-one aud ffty.two one-huudrstl
pefenes TO = post thence ruaRlng north twenty
one deg. thirty m. west thirty and ninety sixth
one hundredth porrhes to post thence rnnning
east twenty one deg. and 30 IN. north twenty one
"a v-two-one hundredth psTches to a post thence
running y swenty-one deg shirt, nj. west thirty
h'nty-slx-nne hundred perches to the place OF be
9inning, confirming in all nine acres one rood
ana SIX perchcs together with certain steam
-" mil and other appearances situated thereon.
CONDITIONS or SALE.
One-fourth OF the purchase money 10 be paid
on the day Of sale, the balance in two aniuai
pc. fnentsft to be secured by morteageA drawing
interest q. the rate OF ten per cent per annum.
II. c. PIATT,
Master in Chancery.
Upton, July ], 1854. n3s.4w-fee$7 so
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-09-02
The Tvs Oppostnx Armies.

The prcsca, situation Of things on the
Danube may be told in few words =
Prince Gortschakof commands the TO-
600 men stationed at Fra,eschti, while i
corps Of $4,000 men (suppose to be-
der Gen. Osien.Sacken)is posted at Bud.
cschtl, on the left bank Of the Argich. to
protect the copisal agains, any attack
from the Turkish corps a, Ol,enitza.
Military men in this service are nc.
inclined to believe that, under present
circumstances, Omar Pacha will venture
to attack the Russians. He will probably
be coatsnt with entrenching himself Gil
urgevo and Ol,enitza, and waiting "tilI a
division has been made in his favor by
another power The battle of the 7th
and 9Th must have been most sanguna-
ry, as Oaar Pacha acknowledges that his
Joss amounted to I, 79O killed and wound
ed. The Russians at Ciurgevo were but
$4,000 strong, while Omar Pacha had
$4,000 men under his command; bu, it
mus, Lot be lost sight Of that the Turks
had frs, to take the islands then TO cross
the river in boats, and finally TO effec, a
landing in the very face of the Russian
artillery.
During the whole Of the Eth it was ve-
~ doubtful whether Omar Pacha would
be able to effect his purpose, as several
OF his boats were SINK by the enemy's
guns. The lass sustained BY Chrulcti 5
division. which was surrounded hy the
Turks, was 600. bu, the total number of
wounded was es,itna ed a, 1000 a, the
least. 40 OF whom were officers, no,
man Of the allied army assisted the Turks
IN their attack Oh Giurgevo. Tie Rus
sans continue 10 destroy the roads and
bridges leading from Pennsylvania into
Moldayia.
a new parsonage, General WASH
tzlkoh has been recoenoi,rmg the To-
,nosch, and Altaehanz passes into Wal
.Sehia. On the llth of July, General
Rudiger Suddenly left Warsaw, as i, is
supposed, for Bzesc- Li,euski. II is 40, |
likely that he will 60 10 the army, as he |
IS older than Prince Paskiewitsch.
According TO the last advices from |
Lutnoerg the preparations of Russia were
oi such nature that her resolution to |
wage war against Austria is no lone er
10 be doubted. The Notifications of o.
dessa have recently been strengthened.
and several SO Founders and large NOR.
tars have been brought from the interior
of Russia. The garrison is said to con-
sist of $4,000 men.
His majesty vii! soon leave Vienna, in
order to inspect his magnificent, armies.
The day fixed for his departure is k.p
secret, bu, his cpuipages and servants
are already gone. Up to the 18th there
was nothing new on the left bank Of the
Danube. The effects Of the coming loan
were much felt Oh Change to-day. The
premium on silver {. II more than two per
cent; the rae OF exchange on London
was l2a. Oak, but at las, there were no
takers
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-09-02
Iowa Speaks Prepare to
AMnW0f. 80 !

p
Nebraska q no, 70 popular a shcss
who PLANNED ne disgrace suppose !
would be. No sooner was the vie q.
ac.ment made. than New Hampshire
Connection, and Rhode Island in the
East, sen: up peremptory CHOU. de.
manding its repeal. The shunder hos
now been answered back BY Free Iowa
from the West. In this way, peal viii
answer peal. till one after another of,hose
who thought TO win high applause BY VI
ola,ing honor in repeating most sacred
law, hoping thereby 10 cover an immense
domain wi,h.he bitter curse Of slavery, will
be driven into obscurity. The pursuit OF
his objec. mus. be anwaverIng, unerring.
No more slave territory mus. be added
10 the Union. There must be no finch.
ing in this purpose. Young Iowa has
spoken with the voice of giant. ILL.,
nois, with her million of free men, vii
soon make the earth trcmble with hel
tread, as she marches up to the decision
Wisconsin, Michigan, Indiana and Ohio
will soon speak with no forked tongue,
and the free States of The Yves, will with
united and mighty arm wipe the foul
bio. from their escu,cheon, and show a.
gain to the world tina, they are worthy te
be free. In shaking of the shacklcs
from Nebraska and Kansas. wcllnust ex.
pect to hear a repetition of the old rick
ETY. groan about "divisicn Of the Union.
Pay no heed to it. The man is week in.
deed who cannot understand, that IL is
Union eanaot be held together in rRrrpo ON
By the yotienness OF SLAVERY. This poin,
being settled. lei the timd tors axe ,heil
Tears in doing their DUTY to God and man
In this plain matter, and let the hold and
strong redouble their blows for Justice
Rights, Liberty. Galcna Gc-.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-09-02

Done draft for $67,74. with some
thing like twenty-five responsible sigma.
lures and endorsed on its back; among
the res, that Of Geo. Smith & Co., cir
culated around Lake street yesterday to
a pretty good advantage doing its little
all TO relieve the pressure Of the money
marke, and acting its par, as a circiula.
ting medium as well as any other sixty
seven dollars and seventy four cents ever
printed. The last man that held it.,
went to the institution where il had its
first existence and demanded the regular
legal tender for such acceptances and
received for answer that the said insti,u-
ton was not in the habit of paying the
money more than once or twice on the
same check, that the check had been
c,shed once and was therefore pas, pro.
testa,ion. How the little Joker came
out OF the Bank second time to defraud
and deceive homes, men. is q mystery
only known behind the counter. Chicago
Prses.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-09-02
Davenport, Aug. "a, 1851

Enron ApyERTIsER-DEA Sra
In your paper OF the 18th ul.., you all.
nounced the failure Of "Farnham the Raj
Road King" and add that This Farm.
ham IS the chief engineer and main spoke
in the wheel OF th,t Davenport and Iowa
City road"
Permit Inc to say that You never was
more mistaken in your lie. There Is No
such word As fail in the vocabulary Of
Henry Farnham the pioneer Rail Road
King. The Farnhan whose failure YOU
saw announced in the papers, lives In
New England and has been extensively
engaged III manufacturing, bu. | think
had no connection with any railroad, Ger
tainly no, in the west,
Again you say I'VE also learn tina, the
work Oh this road has been suspended
probably owing to this failure Wrong
again the work has not been suspend
ed; on the contrary, the work is going on
briskly both on the Bridge and the line
OF the road, at the rate of over SIC, 900
per month. The grading between this
and Iowa City is nearly completed, and
If you will come over here ninety days
hence, you shall have a ride after the
Iron Horse across the prairie to a point
within twenty miles Of Upton.
Truly yours,
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-09-02
lgal Notice.
TE OF IOWA.,

4 @1&$ Is n
~ 0a& s. Ousn-Yo ~,
Isd nAtGa las.a day Of os,a S merely
49, ws "a In tie Sf,e. s 20 .n A; b
/ Ne Dseeiee Ssurt, within and for I'M tne clera
Cedar ~ Stale VI Iowa, he ~ ps sss Count
t1avA Hdd, claiming Of you the s pes'',on ct
neadred and sixteen dollars, due her ON VI ohe
ioofy note, executed BY you 10 her f0r prom
9 one hundred and three dollars ne, me Sun
years After date, with six Der ccnt ;9+ KY @peWo
49,. aaA Aaae1 Iapasa, AascA s,h 'Ts' iron from
and mat writ Of attachment was ssna = ,tl,
GO, And Charlss Swetlahd was y,rnssh asse'
osotof 70 you, and that notice in SAD cansa as
lssued and returned not found at the Iss. wa was
Term OF said courtand an order Of n,in. gay
was made and the cause contnasd. Nav au "s
- Jon a1psax and answer. plead or ~ an W.
thereto, on or before the Isl dav Of -. asnaar
Term OF said court. TO wit, the 25ib 3,, :, o neA'
tember next, ! defauM viii be tai 49,, y @p-
and judgement will Be rendered agsi. = ,a,
claimed BY did petition, and fsrI.,, ,hss ta a.
paalnun viii move at the next Ten If saet
court Tor Judgement against SAID CI.ar,ss sa.a
land - Esnsshse tioFein, and tha yhs,o "me!.
made available On Tie judgement 8, cbta;r1 ~
against said 6Wetlaun will be an3Itea to,sa1
We satisfaction a the judgement thsrso oSa,
ed against you. JOHN w. CATTpiGf' ee"''
cLERk DIs'I COURT.
John Huber, atty fos petitioner, '"''
August 10th, 4. d. 1854.
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The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-09-02

A NEW GiAsr RaILaoAp.--A comm,
ny has been organized in New York for
the construction Of a railroad with exist.
ing hnes-from that city TO New Orleans
Inc cost Of the road is estimated At
x;.4;,oOO,oOO; the receipts At - 800, 600
When completed. with TRAVELLING speed
Of 'wenty-slx miles to the hour, il will
6Ilng Norfolk within twelve hours:
Charleston, S. c.. thirty. five hours: Sd.
wanna, nifty Eight hours Mobile. fortv
nouns a navanna, fifty-eight hours, and
Now Orleans hfty-two hours Of the civ
OF New York. These short period.
VIII De iessened, as the roads through
the Southern Atlantic States are s,r.;rS,.
cned and improved.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-09-02
RAILROAD Accident.

Last Saturday train of cars ran into
horse and wagon near Cincinnati, tear.
ing them into pieces and killing two young
men at the time in the wagon. One OIL
the young men was torn into fragments
his hear, bling found suspended to the
limb Of tree about twenty feet distant.
The train was gong at the rate of thirty
miles per -Four and came suddenly upon
the party IN turning a curve.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-09-02

NOBILITY THE NrSEs.-The "t,old.
en- Era, published in San Francisco,
says that there are now engaged in
active mining, within two miles OF
Knights Ferry, on the Stanislaus, one
English barone,, in possession Of his
estates and title; French marquis, and
an English colonel, now holding his
commission IN the British army, on leave
OF absence. They pick and shovel like
good fellows. but hardly make their
grub"
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-09-02

: PRISONER roh Dxsr voa, ra,arv wy.
IEAhs,--in the last English mail We find ,
case Of appalling legal tyranny.
man named William Miller Wa imn,;.
sned IN winchester jail thirty nine YEAR, ( aco
since which time he remained cloacly immured
pending the last three years and sieht moniNs
-. - soilafy confnement. At the age OF II wear,
~ tn,s man emerged from his prison Il Winches-
49, ~, . ensss smother IN London. Some humane
.;on ~ nsaf'ng q bus ease, obtained perm.
prison, London. where be enjoys what II = him
cco%psr, tive hbsrty. His sole crime "a, ths
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-09-02

Il is related OF Glrard, that when a
young trades'nan, having and paid for a
bag oil coffee, proceeded to wheel i. home
himself the shrcNd old mercIian, imme-
diaieiy offered to trust his new customer
to as many more bags as the latter nigh,
desire. The trait OF character revealed
by the young man in being his his own
porter, had given the millicnare conf
denee in him at once. His reputation
was made with Girard lie became a
favored dealer with the en,erprising mer-
chant, throve rapidly, and in the cue a.
massed fortune.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-09-02
Pablo Sale Of Land .
THE SUBSCRIBER will offer

- Tor sale 70 the highest bidder, -
.nrss nunured and fifty acres oil land, on the
.uMenty NTH day Of September next, at the Court
nonse 10 Upton The same will be sold in Lots
~ ~ scres each OF farming land, with 10 acres
Oh umoer The farming land il or good quality
eohssung Of barrens or burr oak openings with
some prairie; the timber is among the best in
.ne country and only one mile from the farming
,aa9s .Aho. two eighty sore lots Of good timber
hand and tho balance In one aud two years, with
interest annually At ten per cent. lndulgenc
viii % given on the first payment to such as can
give assurance II will be paid In reasonable
sme. rarssr particulars. ~ to terms will be
name known on the day OF sale. The lands are
ntuated thse and half and four miles from
npson. Any peraon wishing to sec the lands
nefofe purchasing can he acc ommodated by cal.
Hns Oh TIE euhscFibcr. 35'its5 JOHN HUBER
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-09-02

ScEsE.-The crowded deck OF an A.
mencan packet from California:
California to the Skipper-sI should like
sleeping berth, meow. dyou please.
skIpper-'Why, where have you been
sleeping these two nights since we left 2"
Calisornia--'Wal, I've been sleeping
top Of sick nan. bn, he's got better
meow and won't stand il no longer"
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-09-02
THE RAIL ROAD TAX

Public notice is hereby given TO all persons
:. nave not paid their Rail Road tax for 1858
sna1 Inc same - not paid on or before the 18th
gay Of August tae undersigned treasurer Of ce
oar county will proceed to collect the same by
process Of law.
=. e. Belts, Treasurer cedar county.
All persons who have not paid for lands
and pay up.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-09-02
The Legislature.

Below we give the number Of MEM
bers of the Senate and House OF Repre-.
senta,ives. with their political classical
ton as far as received. There are sew
EN- wings and seven democrats holding
over in the Senate.
There are in all 81 members of the
Senate, and 20 members of the House
OF Representatives.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-09-02

An enterprIsng man who wishes 10
follow the business 3. making brick, car
fad a good location at Upton There /.
"a d convenient to to~n, which can be
had on reasonable terns, and is in good
working conditions quite an amour, OF
brick can be sold ye, TINS fall. An in-
dustrlouS man with small capital can do
well to locate here. Brick is in grea,
demand, and none can be had. Will
somebody respond to thus call!
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-09-02
ESTRHY HORSES,

H. TAKEN UP by Joseph H. Dudley, at
Nhis residence in Springdale Township
txZ4Cedar county Iowa, on the 1th day Of
June. fsoA. two estray horses; one white, sup
posed 10 be nine Years old, cut or each side Of
the nose for the big head, wart on the right
arm near the body, about ID hands high, apprais.
ca =, ~ 30. The other. hay. eight or more years
old. narrow blozo in the forehead, right hind
loot white up to the pasture joint, about l5i
names !, nigh, and appraised TO Sl0o before John
B. Han Esq. J.W cATTEII.
County Clerk
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-09-02

E1- Yesterday morning about four
o'clock, P. NJ, a small man, named
Jones, or Brown, or Smith, with heel
in the hole Of his trowsers, committed
arsenic by swallowing a dose Of suicide.
The verdict Of the Inques, returned a
jury tina, the deceased came to his facts
in accordance with his death He leaves
child and six small wives to lament the
end Of his un,iinely loss. Sic mundi
glori transit in death we are in the
midst of life. J
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-09-02

Berlin correspondent says: The Western
powers have formally rejectedih the Russian pro.
posai, and made their own, which will mos,
hkely FORM the subject Of conference at Vi
I'VE Russian gunboats were sunk BY two
English war steamers. while engaged n -;
sing the engines Of the Tiger. "
Prince Gortschakof, with the Russian ar
my passed the night Of the 2sth at the Sheles.
They burnt two bridges on their retreat.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-09-02
tHARLLsTCs. aur 9I4,

Adrlces from Texas TO l2th received.
he election IN Galveston resulted IN the
success of.he Know Nothing Temperance
Ticket. The returns from several coun-
ties as far as received are favorable 10
the no Liquor Licen.e party. The vel.
low fever has made It's appearance a.
Galveston, but was not generally fatal.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-09-02

The Albany Express says: "a bow "a v..r.
2. Is. gU up on last Tuesday morning r,rfect.
Y Wen, ate some gress spples and 4 mini -
cnsrrass before dinner, drank plenty Of Nil ~
on d'nner, and was buried in the semetEv H..
fore dark Of the came day.v 70
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-09-02

JusT As We ExPEcTED.-At the late
election IN Missouri, the wings carried
every district but one; but we are sory %
say that every one Of these Wings are IL
lavor OF sustaining the Nebraska Bill and
sending Slavery into the territory, talk
Of limiting the old parties after thai.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-09-02

on many door and awning posts and other con.
venient places, were found pasted little crosse.
cot from thin red cloth. Have the "Know
Nothiags" changed their manner of calling
meetings, or have we a branch OF the new Itali.
an society--we forget the me-among usi
OF this latter society the Know Nothing papers
have wonderful stories. II is according Ia
them, Jesuitism doubly distilled and pcpulari-
Zed.-
letters oaiaa. #@
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-09-02

The Blshopof Nice, in France, has re-
Gently excommunicated the editor of a
newspaper for the liberality Of his views
especially for advocating religious toll
Grafton. The editor gives the pries,lv
fraternity merl'ed cas,igation for their
interference and crimes.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-09-02

PENNSYLVANIA GERaas BAsss.-
Ii is the common remark Of the traveller
IN Bucks, Berks, and Lancaster, Penn
sylyanla, that the barns are better than
the houses. One OF the editors of the
Albany Journal, is now pleasurinc in
Bucks county, among tie Morarian
settlements, and he details his experience
at the sight Of such magnificent houses
for cattle, &C.:
But the barns : they are the very
apotheosis Of grain aud cattle. From.
fifty 70 hundred feet wide. thev Iask
caPalous enough to contain tie produce
OF the whole farm, and tie house II the
bargain. Many man lives ID little one
story house--sometimes log one-witA
a ra'i fence IN front, while his barn is OF
brlet or stone, three stories high, With a
handsome stone wall around the barn
yard. Some are pierced with large port
holes, Tor ventilation, others have afched
windows with Venetian blinds, giving
them, at distance, somewhat the air o.
a church. The basement has eight or
ten doors leading ~ the stalls Tor the at
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-09-02

The above list is taken from the Bur.
lin.ton Telegraph, an Anti. Nebraska,
Democratic Journal.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-09-02

sAa There IS not solitary newspa-
per IN all the city ST New York which
snstaln' the administration. The True
Democrat was the last to leave the party.
which u dad few days agoa This city
gave Pierce eleven thousand majority,
and it is very doubtful whether he could
get one thousand votes 10 show f@r il.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-09-02
UNITED STATES DEER HELD ABROAD
- On the first of January, 1854. il was

estimated that stock Of the United States
sas held by foreigners TO the amour. Of
"a 100000. This amount has been re-
dueed by redemption and transfers to
$50 600, 900; requiring the paymen, Of
VI 200 900 interest annually. Our whole
national debt is now S47 600, 900.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-09-02

ksS Read the communication from Hon.
'ho. +. Cook We were wrongly infor-
med and made the necessary correction
as week. Glad 70 hear the Ia error.
roaa = rfo-gesajns 20 "a pidly.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-09-02

Coa'ctent.ous. A justice OF the Peace
al Lafayette, Indiana, refused to perform
the marriage ceremony when the Their
Eo@c'er Is aboFss 60 . a.. t;.g ssopad Of
I'm, on ,f,tffspr -f1g
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-09-02

A gentleman who can endure to hav,
his corns smashed without grumbling, j.
undoubtedly possessed OF heavenly dis
position. We (Phila. Mereury,) saw
one OF these true christians a, poli,ica
mass meeting in Independence Square, a
short time ago. He said, in the mos
pleasan, tone imaginable, to burly fell
Low who was standing On his toe.
"My dear sir, are yon not miller g
No, sir, why do you ask tina, g.
"Why, sir, the fact is, / thought You
were a miller, and very honest one too,
because You have been grinding my corn
this half hour without taking TOLL"
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-09-02

lie, the lnair floor IS Tor gram, and
above all is the hay loft. T. IS egiden,
;hat people who take such pains with
Their -aiIdlng are not thinking Of moving
some Day TITO town or oat YES. !"
Luz intend 10 live al their Ires on lie
Slgf.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-09-02

nD- Schuyler Coliax, Editor OF the
South Bcnd Register, has been nomina.
ted for congress by the nti.Nebraska
Convention of the 9th District.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-09-02

We iearn TIT mdsh excitemem exists
in 0e nsighboskSo4sf Caneins ale. on
acosun. of the 5.ce burning CO mum.
Der 81 Bibles Il ~ putaics high~ay, BY
some irish Catholics. The Bibles were
distributed BY the American Bible Socie'
". and the remains Of those burnt car
now be seen q, the rooms Of the Bible
Society. In the present excited ssafs d
the public mind this oct becomes peculiar
" offensive to Amesicans generally
Gin. Colsmbioa.