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The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-01-17
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CASH ;nad Shors.Crcdits
NJ. L. HALLOWEEN, g. CO.,


SILK WAREHOUSE, PHILADELPHIA. -,
'NERMS. = Cash buyers will receive
l. discount ofSlX per cent. if the money b. paid In
par funds, within ten days from date oftii.
ohcurreht motey only taken at its market value on
the day ii is received.
10 merchants Of umoubtcd standing, credit Of
SIN mouths will be given, if desired. .,.,. a..
where money is rcmitted In advance of maturity, q
discount at the rate OF TWELVE per cent per aniam
will be allowed:
a-. PRICES FOR GOODS UNIFORM.
In again calling the attention Of tie trading commu-
MI! 10 the above terms, we anBOunce that notwith.
standing the general depression III commercial afairs
throughout The country the system Of business adopted
bF us more than year since, and TO which we shall
rlgedly adhere, enables us to offer for the coming
sIrhE season our usual assortment OF
NEW SILK AND FANCY GOODS.
Co mpfi.ing one ofthe q. e faa l ff-H|EH
LARGEST AND MOST SPLENDID STOCKS .t... D.,
10 be FOUND h America; to which win receive cen.
stant additions, throughout the season, of new And
desirable goods from our HOUSE IN PARIS,
January 10th lS5j-2mo* a.trr g-t
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PRICES FOR GOODS UNIFORM.
NEW SILK AND FANCY GOODS
Probate Notice.

N OllCE Is hereby given to all persons ins ~
trresttd that Executors and Admin on the
following Estates have presented to the Court OF Pro-
bate for the County of Portage, in the State sf Ohio
their several settlement accounts which are placed on
NE N h2 office of the Judge of said Ourt aud con,
tnucd for the inspection and exception of al; persons
for hearing three weeks from date. r sg3f ai@l
Mary HUtcliusons Estate Final SettIemsnt
John Frilehes do = Partial - IA, '''El'N
Samuel logues do do . da
Jeremiah CUItens do do do .i'a
Abel J. Halls ....f do e p, do ss do, r.
JoGn Wigards do do do
Joseph Willcutts do do do "a ii,;j
Alvin b. Goes do do do
Edwin Halls do do .; 4tt IA a 90
LUTHER Il. BROWN, Probate Judge. is
Ravcnra, Jan. Is, 1855. 4nslswN ~.
TIMOTHY SEED-Foraale by 'T7 > s'
l. Jan. IS. a.,.1 'ss RIA. GILLETTE 4eere
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Gummeulal slteIli9snrs, Ut.
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RAVENNA MARKET.

Corrected Weekly By Geo. Buel and other DEAL
erS in the articles named belo,o.
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PrODate Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given to all persons in.Ti
~ terestsd, that Executors aud Adminstratorson the
following Estates have presented the Court OF Pro.
bate for the County Of Portage, in the State OF Ohio,
their several settlement counts which placed ON
hleiH the office Of tho Judge Of said Court, and cofa
thued for the inspection and exception of all persons,
three weeks from date Jan.s 1856, TO- .if Il
David Crawfords Estate, Final Settlement 1
George Willeurts ~ do ~ do do y ~
Joseph Wilcutts, do do r,g do 49, h
Benjamin Moors do Partial do
John Lewis sf B9tpf3Ydo II III do }5 id t1 !s8
John Noregons do do do
Jonathau Stoans Mlti do i9s do 81 ddffilssf
Robert Clarks do do s. do ~
Aionzo sabins Guardian to james s. Hudson, do ~
l., LUTHER L. BROWN, Probate ynages s:l
Teeth Teeth! |! oE''' =
BISHOPS Excelsior Tooth paste; Birees ss
- Tooth cream; Tooth powder; Tooth soap Ind =.
brushes; Tooth ache drops; Tooth ache bsils. foR
| sale at SWIFTiD,
! Dec. 90, 1854.
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OrA new clipper ship, called the Ne
Kay" andof 5000 tons burthen. haslbeen
launched a Bostoh. 81
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Dissolution.

Timothy SEED-Foraale BY -'FE -
l. Jan. IS. 4,..& rs RIA. GILLETTE. .4fs
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-03-14
A Hero.

/, IS seldom We hear of a man pos ses-
sing the nerve and lortitude Of James
Fulwider
Tins yoatg man is about % years Of
age, and resides aboa, 3 miles east of
Rochester in this county. One day last
wee K while rking abou, a thresair q
machine, lis foot caught Ia the horse
power by which his foot an! 70. nearly
10 tue knee, were groand 10 aiams. HIS
loot Has horribly nu,llalel, aa4 his leg
vas snocktngly maugled, and t4r bones
broken Into many fragments, yet h. asrsr
.f5srsai Il single cry Or grosa lie vas
rA.fieated from the machine aud borne
home, Vet lie exhibited 10 signs Of deep
suffering. TIE next motata- lie was
attended by DIS. Turner au3 81. i {. l..
Chambers, gAo amput4s.I tae I-g Just
brlos the knee
H. sill appeared 20 l. ia no cfsa, dis
.ress, nj Least, 50 eoatrolIrd himself as 10
exatbt' 10 Signs o. arosy- Even while
pfac5ag ban OH tue table preparatory to
operating, with his leg hanging by The
remaining shre1s Of skin and aesh. hor
rely as@.:!@:es!, lie showed ITO signs o
great distress, Lat conversed freely and
calmly with thase present. TIE opera
ton was performed under tie influence
OF chIorotorm. During the operation the
cnlorotern WAS removed from him for
such length oil time "a, he became free
from lis effects; DR.. Chambers was then
III tue act Of saving oil the fractured
bone perfectly conscious, he looked up
90 the distressing scene without moving
nerve OF toase.e--Ae gazad apon the Of.
orators villa an aa5Ianebed ye-pertectty
composed. Tie Operation vas success
fully completed, IL is truly a man of
f9rulade.
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Sick nEpAcnr.- The following cure
fos. sick heaaachs was furnished BY the
Bosom Medical journal, by Dr.. N. s.
Folsom. OF Portsmouth N. Ii
Take any number Of drops of Crotch
Oil Mix them with aour aud molasses,
and make as many pills as the drops of
oil used. When the patient feels the
sick headache coming Oil, one half pill
is TO be taken every hour IN molasses or
something Of like consistency, until |. ac.s
as a cathartic; and thus trea, ,iic sick
headache At each attack. If thus taken.
each attack will be less severe, and 10
some ca es few effect pesmaasn, cure.
He seems to think the Cro.on Oil acts in
two ways:--i. BY increasing the secye.
tons. 2. BY coun.eract,ng the anti
reristalic action Of the stomach and bow.
els. 3. BY acting as counter lrri,an,
10 the blaiu. : s.. a@..*.s
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BY virtue of a Writ Of Attachment 10 ne
directed issued out Of the Clerks Office Of IA.
District Court w and and for tie County 81
Cedar aud State OF Iowa, on the 18th day at
January, 1855, in favor OF Francis 4 Walton
and against Anson Starr aud Joseph w. Crees
| have levied upon the stock Of Eooa.. DRUG.
Liquors and Vessels that contain tie same :,
we | as Other ariieies to- mime oas 10 rsent,o, .
aiken as the properly Of Joseph ", Ices, and
will esnose the same for sale a, pnoiir cutlery
% Wednesday, the T'h da; al March. ,s5s. 4,
h = store room recently \. capl.i by cra~.s
barr In Upton between the hours Of yo'c!ask
A. NJ, and g'eiesk u. M Of SAID day 10 .at.r,
said Attachment and costs that NAV aeern
thereon. J"hn II. BlFe.v
srlf II CfsAr County, foys
PEI j. =. VI agley. bis Deputy
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A Hard Hit.

The S. Louis Democrat, very wicked
eet We fear, tells the following hard
DRY which we .rus. is foul SANDER:
"A young preacher Of this city, was
arslling along ons Of tie. ,urnpikes
eading out from our city, When hi,
soauuscript was los,led out Of bis pocket.
and falling in the road, was shortly picked
up and examined by one OF our citizens
who happened to be coming along -
There was nothing 20 remarkable in the
text. nor the discourse upon il, and very
likely the manuscript. would have been
Lanled back 10 the author. had not some
nnusaal appearances on the paper some
~ha, amused our ci,ixens aud which he
could no. refrain from showing around
nmong his fellow sinners. AMI which was
a. follows: The sermon In certain selec,
passages was intended 10 b. pathetic, and
the young preacher fearing tia, in the
Of delivery he nigh. for
get TO give nil the emotional signs. had
inserted an parsn,hssis al the conclusion
81 the slrQuea. periods, the words 'cry
Asrx.
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p 1oee 3ilgs of the Prohibitory
Law Convention.

Thursday evening. March Is, 1855.
delegates 10 The number OF one hundred
a'aI eight from forty different Counties
III tie State met d Clouds Hal, in tn
CITY Of Masea'ine, for tie purpose Of lab
ing Into consideration the adoption ot
some plan to secure tie vote of tie pro.
PIE oil tie STATE in favor OF the Prohlbi.o-
~ Law, submitted for their approval OF
rejection at the next April election.
ia motion, ). J. Center, OF Scott
county, vas chosen President Of the Con-
Fentioa, 4. ]. Goodrich, Of Lee Co,
aud Jesse Newell, Of Mahas.a CO.. were
CHOSEN Vice Presidents, and II. W. L..
throq, OIL Johnson, and $. Hagat Of Lee
60, we're chosen Secretaries.
On motion, i was voted That the Con
sentlon Sill with closed doors until it il
determined whether there sbaIi he formed
a Carsaa League " tie members Of tie
Convention il attendance. On mofioa.
a committee Of five, consisting Of ].
Thorngton, W l.. Woodward, Wells
>pleer, " Penn Clarke and ". II.
fulfill, l. report plan for tie orgaaiza-
Oh Of Carson Leagee or series Of
resolutions Tor the consideration + the
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-03-14

SHAsS-HEGHs-The following descrig-
ton of these enormous stilters which We
fnd in the las, number Of Harper, cred
tied H. a Mohawk farmer. cannot be
beaten: They have" says he, mo body
a, all and when the head is cut of the
legs come RICH. apart. dom, see how
they can SET Oh taelr eggs my jack
knife can set as well as they can. They
don't SIT OH the roesi the same as other
chickens, thsy Sirai4te the stuck aud fall
off backwards. Taey Ill when they cal,
| know, tar I're seen en- 10 IL; and I've
seen 'em try to cot stand.ng-bu they
couldn't fetch it; Tor when taey peck at a
grain OF corn Oh tie grounp, thy don't
more than half reach it, bu, the head hobs
EIsh, between their legs, making them
tara a complete sumerse,. Id as soon
see PAR 81 longs or conpasses walking
aboa. my yard Us these Shauk-Hyhs.
They crow too, long time before day
Ia the morning when it IsG', day; prot
ably because their legs are 50 Lug that
they can see daylight before Tie comno n
chlcaeast'
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g. The Seminary. -

This article we will promise cur read
ers, shall be the last OF this dispute. We
think we nave ias cred all parties in this
matter pretty we'll, aad II we now close
down upon them they ought not 10 COM
plain. We have OH bands aboat hall i
dozen communications, none of which
we think best TO publish. One commu-
niea,lon iron J. c. Strong, of Lyons
who says he has been for a number OF
years member OF the D. S. presbytc-
rian presbytery, and says he is well
posted in presbyterian matters, aad gives
il as his understanding that said church
have a settled policy oil establishing
sectarian schools. VINO Mr.. Strong is,
we do not know, and whether his knowl-
edge OF what has been is to be taken as
true guide Of what will be, is matter
We leave to our readers.
&C." gives an apology TO Miss Hazard
for saying The ca,echism would be taught
in her school; says that he was informed
that "P," (if P stands for Porter had
told certain man so. and this certain
man had 50 informed &C" aud upon this
lie based his assertion.
We think the whole matter has been
fully presented, aud nothing .urtaer need
he said. If the prrsbylerans Will ex-
pend their means and exert themselves 10
erect such al institution, we wish them
God speed, aud feel assured the public
Will extend 10 them a liberal hand. II
they undertake j! they should be en-
Outraged as they are deserving. We,
Tor oursei es, prefer TO see the public
schools first elevated to the highest
degree OF perfection, yet we do not wish
10 discourage SO laudable an enterprise as
the establishment OF seminary.
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amendments in the form al creeasa1llich
he, the author believes 10 he, tousa his
own grandlloquen,, ooekloItieal phrase
"De,es,ab,. in TIE sight Of the kin i'm
mortal Eternal Ia,isihie''--
aud finally closes BY advising all sasgeh
supporters to
barn your cre-as and acknov'eags God as The
only law give: in spiritual matters and christ
ian carac.ern
THIS advice lie charges nothing for, SO
any persons can follow !. who choose to
without infringing upon patent rig ,
of ii.
We arr frequently bored with lueubra-
lions OF this interesting kind, aud beg TO
be excused for The lengthy notice Of this
one. We make these remarks 10 con-
vince our Citizens that we have "Dr.
Dick soiourniug among us.
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AioAAibLA s7F1GfAGLE- ANOTHER
MURDERER Husa We learn that. af.
ter the hanging of At4itre ~ tie neaal,
81 Ios Angeles, an account Of winch we
1ate some DAYS since. the people, headed
by Captain Haatef, went to tie Iall.
broke open the doors with axes and n.
ter removing the irons from man naunad
Brown, partner of Alyi,re ia the mur.
der, took him out, leaving Lee vino i. to
be hung on the 9Th Of next month, and
was III the same cell, behind unharroed.
There being no scatfold prepared, he was
taken across 10 large gateway opposite
the courthouse, to the heavy cross beam
10 which rope was Ia stened aud n chair
being placed beneath, Brown was elevate
ed thereon AMI the rope fixed about lie
necs. Some tune WIS allowed him. IN.
ring winch he evaeai tie utmost col.
ness, recognizing AMI speaking to his
aoanantanees IN the crowd, and in reflect.
ing and ocular term, upon the crowd
who were engaged in his execution. He
stated that lie had been told tim, he killed
Clifford, and supposed 81 course tia, h.
did, although he said that he had no Re-.
collection Of IT, or to tat effect. Per.
ceivng that those about were ig ,oran, or
the method Of preparing the rope, h. cal.
led TO an acquaintance and requested
hun to get SEINE Americans who under.
stood It, to hang him. Throughout, the
scene no manifested the most careless
indifference, and finally jumped off into
eternity, viii: lie san- eooiness and
hardihood As had characterized him
through life. After remaining upon the
9allows, his body was taken down and
placed IN the jail buildings, aud On the
succeeding day buried BY some OF The
citizens. The Oreor,ar.
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Esy@ In the Council Bluffs Bugle Of
the 9th uh.. Doesticks junior, whom we
suppose TO be j. Sterling Morton, gives
Does,icksy account Of an executive
ball, that recently came off at Omaha
City, Nebraska. The place and the
company lie describes thus: =
One large enclosure. six inches ice
for floor nine camp stools, three benches,
forty blocks, OF wood, thT.y-one members,
twenty-nine spua.,ers, thirteen claim
Jumpers, eleven Irishmen, one Belleyeu-
an nineteen big dogs ,wenty-seven
little do, nine halt grown, thriy-,hree
Indians fourteen Mornons one wo-
man, ninty-nine outsiders, seven sqnaws
and fyy4s#yB pa ENNpsgs
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L Foa would know NV easy il Is fnr
The mind 10 forget thing, read an oil
baok over. Were it not for the ante, =
newspaper moath old would pa.s for
the " las eiltioa' with nine people out
OF ten. On Thursday last, we ,eeiden-
tally put our hand on Herald that con-
lainei 80 much hat vas new aud start
ing, thu " eoa'i not beIp wondering
why the newshoys mere rot carrying the
particulars III an extra. On turning 10
the head, We found that we had got back
to Aasust 1916. the events Of which
we're as much f,rg item as We will lie
when We are dead as long. Sad blouinr
paper, that ,ime,-.f. r Herald.
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Legal Notice.
10 Joseph H. R,yre!d, {,
STA

foa will taxi natlcn that sL~rp il or.
lie IN III. otfce # the Clerk Of III. District
Sons', H., end for he County Of Cedar, and
STATE Of iowa, petition Of Aaron Gilbert,
esain'thg OF you the suin II Seven Hundred
aeiaafS: as money due him uran an account 81
'"eas. arossasS Drug. and Medicines fur
.'sasl you, aud Tor proaassery lv.-s executed
~ YOU Tor sums oil money. winch iotes Are
40" '9e property oil said Aaron Gilbert, nd
are described aud set forth i'll sad petition a,
iehs'h With the amount cue OF each, ard thai
sad Aaron Gilbert La, a-o suea a;t II the
nee ~ aid Clerk a wrii Of atsaehmna,
"saiasI yeur lahas, ienctn.uts, guod., cl at.s,
fish5s, credits and fleets III ahasaesrr Asras
lie satae tnay b. ieaa-. taat sad properly
tnaj hs held Ia SECURE tie p.snrta # he lac.
aasd Which -asa plain: Il eventually fesastr.
"~aa'as. s"at- 49, tsatt=s you srpe4f al
a.sssr l#srrks, 8s ~ ltfefs Nv lii ,.r II
nay, ~, Jttts sasfh sai4 b. tetsIeee. a.ssnss
set' u prayed faF "a sa5d Il gt.tts1a ,
aud said property VII he - Il O. Is Il i ~
@f s@Hs. ;. #@ssssf
Sl.sk IL Eazft-
Pat 4 So.eer,
Atts's f5f plairtF ftf-s.,
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Election.

The April election rs las, approaching
and YET too much apathy prevails IN TINS
county. We have no doub. bu, old Ce-
daE will roll up handson. majority in
favor OF the prohibrtory law, yet We opiue
that the majority might be made still
greater by exer.ions. Let the friends OF
the la. be a. work. Let them remember
that in other counties there will De a
strong poll made agalns, H. That in
Dubuque, Des Nome aat Lee counties
the foreign vote, which is a large one,
VIII he cast as uail against it. Thus
there is in some localities Il very strong
opposition. Many leading journals Of
this state are working against H. Lei
this county then give such n majority for
il, g ~iIl osefbaIaaca the largest vote
against II. Nov is the day oil probation.
tie line for work" L. ea1a man give
god report o. himself.
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Minnesota Is a great territory.

Minnesota Is great territory. Gov
uof'nan' Tor some days after tile Iep,sIa.
.hfe met, refused TO send in his m.ssag.
because he feared that immediately afler
mat document should be read. i null
printer would be chosen whom he did
not like. When he was ready 10 .end
10 message IN, the Legislature refused i
receive II, hoping for successor 10 Gos
=, The message has been publshsd =
al the papers, but up to the l7,b ult hal
not been delivered. To add |, the j..
1efess o. affairs, Gov. German has 49,,
arrested Tor assault and battery. anJ az
'f'a' the Fry rcnll not agree.
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ra13" Il man named Henry Ice was
sentenced at Providence, the othof day.
Tor 1--WE years, ior burglary. NAeo asked
if he Lad anything to say why sentence
should not be pronounced on him, lie
presented a letter 10 the Judge, in which
he said he was thir,y-uine years OF age,
and that twenty-five years OF his life had
been spent in prison.
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An Allowable Criticism

Among the achievements OF me late
Lee stature u an "Ac, TO annex a pssyls-
ION y seetloa 1858 u the Code" WHICH
.,oses with thls remarkable provision !,
Provided, that The exception conIemnIat.i
10 ms act @c., shall 10, apply t. single
nm VINO IS not the head d f1a.ag."
Truly. this IS strange phase oil Ieg,s.
i-'ion' giving a toutay, a. il we're, la,h.
efs' ana strange phase OF public morals
mat calls or statutory aid IN b-haIl II
bastardy' iinrrah for Fustonjas -
Reporter. ~
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-03-14

foLIrieAL sEaso-s-In IL, low,
House ot Representative, on Tie nd
alt., the bill IN re.anoa 10 t.e o!tseryanf.
81 ihs CHRISTIAN sabbath being under
considerations, the following aur aduent
vas offered.
1t shall be regarded rs .lel.,,sn
81 lie SABBATH ior clergyman el any
dehotHlnation ~ preach political sermons
Oh the Sabbath day. = Ohsa Matesman.
What Is a political sermon 4 mIn,,.
ter OF the gospel among US. should b,
galed Win remarkable ingenuity who
eeh'h preach nofatty, aud VI. .seap.
tfeadins upon the toes Of politicians =
Loos al our Treasury inquire into tn.
state oi our finances, and say whether
the larson VIII should lake Tor ms trxt
Hor SHALT NOT SrIAL = would no,
os n danger oil Aarttag the feelings al
some very respectable gentleman Wit,
tender eoasc5ences, and a violent prop,n-
SHY to conceal from their left hand whot
shelr right IS abou, The more deyel,xb
politics becomes, the more unwilling a,a,,
politicians are thai tie ssaaI.ra ii
truths aail b. appl. 10 ,l..ls psastlses
Tin Gom.
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lil-it
Legal Notice.
10 Joseph H. REYNOLDS

lou will take rotlee IN i there 10 now
'a n III lie office II the Cle.k OF til. ni.,r.et
~ ~ as.d ior lie County ., Cedar and State
- ieaa, a Petition ef jams beatty and Eliza
'sfa h+att', siannnr II sou the satn Of Que
1t4s.afra aha ssen.y five dollars as Maue, duo
tals'' # u q I'm psoli,ssafy nef., esccntet
y y74 TT sac kala of muu.y; s'i.1. sslas
i !, : NV the property IT ihe said james
- att5 am Elizabeth Beatty, and which IL des
efaea AMI s. fortt in said petition; and that
an James Beatty and tnzaheih beatty have
nas saea out OF tho ottsc "A said Clerk . wri.
y at1aehsent against yonr lands, tenement.
s,'os. ehane's, rights credits and effects, ID
'. shonaoese' hands They may be found that
sa'a property may be held To secure the pay.
h'sn' q Inc judgment which said plaintiff even.
aa!'y RECEIVERS against You. nd ausess you
aapfsf anu answer thereto, on or before the
IN day Of May, 1855, judselnen. vii BE-
na'.is against you a. prayed for IN said
f'a,hiin's petition, and sad property will be
soli or held 10 satisfy lie same
j w cat'.i,
Clerk Dist Court,
apiesr & Platt,
Atty's for Plaintiff RI Al
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= man III 81. Louis, a shor, tune sire.
beat his vie 10 death, aud pushing her
ooe o. tie bel where she haa been land
oy some one during the night, LAID don
IN her place and slept until the ioll,w,nr
morning The corpse was found the
next day ball eaten by rats.
From the depth OF two hundred And
tos'j 'ee1' pieces Of the bark Of trees and
oyster shells were brougl, up BY the au.
ger used IN boring tho Ar.esian we'll =,
New Orleans. 80 =
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The ParsicxsrIAl QuysrIox.--

THx PaEsiDxSriAL QuEsriox. The
9ses,iSn Of the mex, Presidency is prom
lnent on the tnpis at Washington. Tel.
sgraphic dispatches to the n Y. Herald,
indicate that the South, after using the
present Administration entirely thread
bare, has concluded 10 lie, i, go entirely,
And lnsis, upon the nomination OF Dan'I
>. Dickerson, Of New York, an out
ersaking, Anti Administration, " Hard"
tSv its next candidate. \ democratic
convention. TO be held ia Virginia in Ju-
ly nett is 10 make The frs. move, and in
the meantime, an address is 10 BE- issued
TO the Southern Democracy TO prevent
them all from becoming Know Nothing.,
aud attaching themselves 10 the fortunes
oil tue champion Of that order, in the
South-Gen. Sam Houston. Tie pros
pee, generally, seems TO BE- that we are
10 have an exciting campaign in which
the new American Party vii! play very
prominent part Let it come R. /.
-fSp~riiser.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-03-14

President Roberts. OF Libe,ia, was
born in Petersburg, Virginia. Before
the yea. 1925, lis "Aunty Roberts, rs
she was called, emigra,.d with her sou to
Liberia. IT, time Joseph J. Rober,s, one
oil these sons, was chosen President Of
the Colony, and still continues IN the
office.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-03-14

Observation-Disclosures Gormans N
his message tqtbc Ttfri'Rrtal I-sg'sla'
ture, states tina, u 1854 thes taxable prsp-
er,y olthe Territory anoan.ei to "a ,570-
o33 an increase OF 50, l32. 500 over the
:. A -
preceding year.