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Routing the indians In New
2ID2ieo.

A letter from Santa Fe, dated May Sd,
gives the following particulars Of attack,
upon the Indians:
An important battle took placs On The
morning Of the 38th ult., twenty miles
from the Punchs Pass. Upper Arkansas,
between = detachment of troops under the
command Of Col. Fontelroy, OF the U.
s. Dragons. and party of Euta Indi-
ans numbering about $50 warriors, be,
sides women and children.
The troops had followed upon the trail
Of the Indians for several dsys, and came
suddenly. though not Unexpectedly. upon
them. encamped, sad every SOU, even to
their sentinel, soundly sleeping. it being
the hour jus, preceding daylight. A de-
liberale and we'll directed volley from the
rifles Of the so'diery. the camp fres as.
sisting their aim, sert death, terror and
confusion to the slumbering horde Of saw
ages. A charge was Immediately order.
ed. but ere the sabre could be brought TO
bear efrctual'y upon them. those OF the
Indians who 'uld, precipitately fed and
"A"0o SooA thCH CoSePC uhuCt NoNCt
the surrounding darkness, leaving 40
warriors dead in their camp. So closely
we're they pressed, that six children were
abandoned to their pursuers. together
with the whole Of their stock and camp
equipage, and most of their arms. Two
Dragons were wounded in the engage
ment. one Of whom died the same day
The men and officers engaged 10 the ex-
petition deserve the greatest praise for
their we'll timed pursuit, AMI complete and
disastrous defeat Of the Indians. A few
more such victories will bring them 10
such conditions that they will be able TO
appreciate the blessings OF peace.
s. nultaneousiy with tie reception at
this place Of the intelll sence above recited,
news came tina, on the 28,h ult., Col. ST.
Vrains command attacked = party of
sbou, sixty Eutas IL miles above the
crossing OF the Picket Ware in the Krone
mountains. They too, it Seems, were
surprised in camp. and sought safety in
fight Four warriors were killed, and
six made prisoners. Ons woman was
drowned in attempting to cross the river.
In order 10 Gust the iadians from the sur.
rounding high grass in which many were
supposed 10 have concealed themselves, it
was fred. By which two children were
burned TO death
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From the Nsx Yo-k III .rad Of Jalv9.
IMPORTANT FROM cxHr1AL AMYRIcA.

The Capisys Of SIN juan Del SCR aad
Riuas BY Col. Walker.
Our advices from Nicaragua are 10 The
Bon ult.
Affairs in Central America were in a
most disordered condition. The brig
Fes'a, which had on board Colonel Wal
ker and his party, from San Francisco
reacs ed Realize some weeks ago. 1t is
known 10 our readers thai this port, as
well as Leon on the Pacific, were in the
hands Of The Cas'ellsn party Of Nicsr4.
qua. Colonel Walker, after q conference
with General Munoz. who is in command
OF the Castelicn forces. embarked for San
Juan de! Sur. reinforced by two hundred
men. His party was thus increased TO
about 275. He appeared of St. Juan.
and landed his forces on the night Of the
47.h ult.. at Bre'o, abou, II miles north
OF San Juan. while the next day. his yes
sells. the Vests and schooner, appeared
OF the harbor Of San Juar, to draw OF
tie attention Ct the troops there In Il .
morning tho troops were hurried OF in
great precipitation to defend Riuas, which
Walker had assaulted, and is reported to
have taken. The next night he took San
jun del Sur, without any resistance. and
seized oil the arms and ammunition de-
posted there. II is supposed ths, he will
next attack ST. Carlos and Castillo. and
then. with = combined movement with
Munos attack Granada, should Munoz be
able to overcome General Corral At Mana
qua. The President aud his officers lsft
Granada on the 40ts. to Join the army
with Gen. Corral. and thus matters will
be brought to a crisis.
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ITEMS BY the Pacific.

Gen. PeIissier's dispatches are TO the goth
The Allies were pushing their approach
e. against the Malakof. and Fastening
the construction of en- advance battery
which would complete the investment Of
the fort
The Allies retained possession of the
Round Russian fort in the Cemetery. cap
tured on the 18th, sud also of the MAN
elon Tower.
Two ihousand wounded OF the allied
army had arrived at Cons,antinople. The
| cholera had also appeared there
Accounts from Stockholm safe that
THE English had bombarded Hanso and
destroyed the Telegraph station.
The Russians admi, that the Cossacks
fred on . flag OF truce. but say they
feared treschery.
Advices from Ado 10 the els. say tina,
the English feet were crossing along the
coast Of Finland
I ExoLAsD.-Mr. Roebuck's motion OF
wsnt Of confidence 10 the ministry had
been postponed for fortnight.
Major Reed has given information of =
bill to extend Parliamentary franchise 10
I'll persons paying inesme tax.
Lord Lyndhurst. in The House Of Lords.
had asked information concerning .ne
prsssnt position Of Austria toward the
Allies.
Lord Clarendon replied that the con-
Eduet Of Austria was deserving neither Of
csasurs ner praise: that negotiations with
her had lied. leaving France and Eng.
! lsnd 70 mako peace on their own terms.
Vlseo"nt Canning is appointed Govern
o.. General Of India.
The Administrative Reform A Association
! hid another meeting at Drury Lane The.
airs on the 27,h. At which Charles Dick
ems made happy speech.
George Peabody gave 4 grand banquet
/ II the Star md G~ter, Richm,nd, 70 Mr..
Fllincre, on the 9Th.
The Board Of Trsde for May show ex.
ports 10 the amount OF go Ol9 900. being
. falling Cd Of nsasly $4,000 900 from
! Dase rear . returns during the same month.
Advicss from varns 70 Tuesday. state
That Gems. Brown. Pennyfsa.her. and
0odrine ton. arc sick.
Lord Pxlmersion. in the House Of Com
mons last night. denied tina, Lord Raglan
! had asked for his recall. He had been
ksick. but ives better. Arrangements had,
However, been made for Gen Simpson t.
i take his command. should any change Be
Inecsssary.
A disps.c h from TIE Baltic states that
ESws abore had been bnmbArdcd and the
military stores destroyed.
Tho Times Of Saturday states that the
Emperor Alexander 10 seriously i'll. also
that the King OF Prussia had been sick
TOR some time. and that his reign is prob
ably drawing to close.
8asADsruTFs.-Wsather very favora-
! bls ard breadstuiis dull. Brokers' circu-
lar calls wheat in moderate demand At Sd
/ declension. ordinary. Flour in slow re
tail demand At 10 decline. Corn in little
tTequest add I'll kinds declined s. 3D.
Ssme circulars say - much ~ 80 and Is,
loving TO large arrivals. Maxwell quotes
white wheat les and l2s cd. Red los Sd
tsnd lis. Western canal fioar 3os Sd
Lad 4Os. Ohio is and rs, I'll nominal.
white corn l0s and ~ Cd. Yellow 40s
|ood 46s Sd. Mixed SIS Sd and 45s.-I
fDeSf very quiet. Pork do. Bacon less
|aetive and tribe lower. Lard advanced
~.
i Ioxpos. Money unchsnksd and pIen-
- e0nsols 6o4ed q 81 I.6. Exchange
1ood Amorian securities nsodasaaolr
~ J.. =. 1ssis 'Avss q 49, j
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q w AR! WAR! WAX.

THE Iaiians have deciA cd war. and The la
l. test advices from Salt Lake inform Us tina,
they have and can raise twenty thousand fight
ing men. THIS wdi call for vo'u eers and la re
consequent SUI olies. which have indacsd Mcssrs.
MOORE l. HOOPER. with fesiinRs Of trne
philanthropy, 10 pm up 100 dog Of AArateL MIN
eral Water In bottles; each expIodss with q
report loud enough 10 frigh'e, the Red Skins,
and 10 slske the thirst and cool tho palate OF all
" no volunteer
July 3, 1855
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or We are pleased 10 notice the arri-
val Of Or. Page. late Of Chicago. who
make. his home among US, and is to occu.
~ the chair of Materia MedicA and
Therapeutics 10 the new Medical College
From previous acquaintance with his pro-
fessionsl reputation. We regard his location
among US 4 decided acquisition to hi,
community.
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VERDICT AGAIusr Nix. Doora. - The
suit Of Mr.. Garland. Of g. Luis, ". s.
NJ. Booth. OF Milwaukie. for tho value Of
the alleged fugitive slave Glover. who o..
caprd from the u. 8. Marshal 10 the
spring Of 1854. occupied the U. 8 Dis
trict Court Of Madison. Judge Miller
presiding. three days Of last week. The
case was given n the jury on Saturday
evening. and without leaving their seats
they found verdict for the plaintiff Of
81 900 and costs.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-07-16

/. DHAocaArrc Cousrr TrcExr.-The TO-
lowing il tie ticket presented by the De-
mocracy OF Lee: County Judge. Samuel
Boyle. OF Mont: ose; Recorder and Treas
urer. Robert Mcfarland, Fort NJ .dison
Sheriff. G. B. Turner. Jackson Survey.
or, 8. Sears. Franklin: Coroner, T. H.
Hurts, Jackson.
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~ The Unitarian Society have pur-
chased q beautiful site for the new house
Of worship that they are 10 erect They
have procured 10, one hun irei fee,
square on the southwest corner of Fourth
and High streets.
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~ We learn that the receipts of the
Ladies' Enteriai nment, in behalf of the
Chatham Square NJ. Z. Church, amount
ed to something over three hundred and
fry dollars. To this sum, the military
contributed largely, and it Is fac, which
speaks loudly in their favor. as showing
thst they arc not only ready to serve
their country in arms, but TO give Of their
means 10 promote the morals of the coun
try they are organized 10 defend.
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sunnx]E zIEIlzI( Iuul - .
THE Wstsra Ssags QMelAyfsqeeeeIy9 -
/ nouncs to the puSlle that fk0k 0m
leave Ksokok Daily. SSsadaZ czssp -
Oil Bluffs, passing through Boston, CAsslseons
Primrose, Winchester, Birninehan. 49,
Assncy City, otumws, Eddyti,le. c.,
From oakalooss {iri. weekly to Coaneii H.
via Beilefon:ain, Knoxville, PsaSanttt1s, -
anois. St. Charles, Wintsrsett, Indiansswa, D.
yer Creek 10 Council biudi.
Also from Ot,umwa VI Dlskesburg, ADoas
Lagrange. to Charlton, tri-weekly.
Also from KeoEuk. Daily, via Warren. Fer.
mington, Bonsrarte, Ben.onspors, Ksosasqsas
Pltissurg, Troy to Bloomfield.
Every attention will be paid Tor the eyDssH
and convenience Of passengers.
Coaches leave Keokuk for all the ah<ve p3eooo
at o'clock, "A. N. "a.
G. Onee On Main Street, second dnor assse
the Laclede House.
J. HAMILTON, Asssg |.
June 1. 1855
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FiaEs OF HALF YxAa.-The N. Y.
Journal Of Csmms.ce publish's . state.
ment Of the fires occurring ia tho United
States during the 6rss six nonths Of thA
present ysar. vhsse - }eaaAg Aash -
equal 10 ot0,0O or.AR1po 1ooe
there vera 20 IN January. q = lstsasy,
~ in March. 81 in April. - il 4ay. asd
81 in Juas. The aggrsgsts Of lsssss VS.
47,639.000. Tho largsss ire daring The
nonth Of .June Was 1t Bsyou oasA. Lou
isiaas, vhsrs TIE loss 90 1aoo ooA
si;rf r. 51TRs1:I s| 5sss| |,Isss
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M5.illn'x:ny OF Seem Street..
J G4r5ie, % feet or 2ld
street by 80 iec, deep,
commencing % eel iren
Ma,e street IL T. IS ! ~
Kcokus. Jnir IN. 1885
THOMAS MARTIN.
Coliectos OF the CITY Of keokuk
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Psgs 4 Daeea and tAA Ctty % q. Lsuis---A
Yrsghnsi Tragedy.

Sr. Louis. July IL.
The morning papers con- ain II. D Ba-
cons reply to the Committee Of the Com
mon Council Of this city. lie proposes
that the city shall pay to interest. costs.
&c. Also all moneys expended by them
on account Of the Road. subsequ, n. TO
the da'e Of deeds mp to this time. and re-
transfer The Same with interest. tho civ
taking three mortgage bonds Of the Com
pany with interest q seven per cent,
running twenty years.
s turday sf ernoon. Mr.. B sssing. .
young man Of this city. took his sister.
(who had been leading . dissolute life
here. out riding with him in the country,
there shot her, returned to bic hotel. and
shot himself.
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Gate City Boot and Shoe Storr,
n

No. III. MAfn srRrET. B.rwEEx 9TH and 5th.
THE UNDERSIGNED world respectfully call
the attention Of the Ladies' and G .ntlemen Of
keekuk, sad vcinity,t to their 6ns and we'll Sc
isctsd stock OF
Doors AND SHOES,
now opened and for sale at The above establish
nent. comprising al kinds Of Ladies'. Gents,
Mssss', Bays', aud Childrsh's wear, OF eli SYKES
grades end sisss, which ~ pledge ourselves TO
ssii st the Lowest Cash Prices, and would only
respectfully solicit m examination Of our stock
and prices, feeling confident that both in point
Of quality and prices. ". are .h!e 10 plsas..
II. c. HUfSEAMPA BRO.
Juns 7, 1855
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A CARD.
MEssKS. PARMELE 4 CAMPBELL

y ESPEC rFULLf announce to the cit. C&
LII izsis Of keokuk and vicinity that "a
they ,nteni (as soon as roon can ,e OBJ lA
tanned in the new block row being built by D
W. K,5ourne) TO open TO the public = new
and VII elected Stock OF fine Watches and
Jew e.ry, Silver an Plated Ware. Also varle.
~ Of Fine Cutlery, Musical instruments Of ali
descriptions, &c &C., &c, in fact every thing
pertaining TO oar line OF business.
For the pres-nt we may be found in Grsham's
block, on Second Street, three doors south OF
Parsons Banking House, where portion Of our
stock Is exhibited.
We are NOW prepared 10 do oil kinds Of work
in our line.
u Fine Watches and Jewelry Of oil kinds
repaired md warranted by competent wofkmen
PiRuELE A. CAMPBELL.
MAY 30. 1855.
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NE1Kl NPAV6ENBE66,
N OF AR Y PU lie,
office en- Jshnssn Stssst, ssxs ts the white
rs prepared 10 psome&ly attend to oil business
requiring the services ola Notary Pubiici Ac-
acknowledgements and Dispositions taken Deeds,
Mortgages, and other kinds Of Documents
drawn 70 ords., in the English, French, and Ger,
man Languages.
Ksokuk, June Is. 1885. dim
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THE nsw summer style Of CsSt's Dsavey Hats
IL fer 1855 cen 81 fonnd q the
NEW YORK HAT EMp0AlVM.
81, Main slIsst,
Call and look at thsn.
My ~. 1855.
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Pork and Beans .

I have Terra pickelei pork ! cured, also
i fes bn.heis white B-ansto accompany
For s,ls cheap. w. C. FUNKHOUSER
A FRESH supply Of that great American Ro-
II nance,
TINE WATCHMAN.
Full of stirring incidents, startling events,
deep pathos, AMI delightful humor.
Fo- sale by J, r. CAVE 4 SON.
June 81, 1888. Main Street.
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etiee.
n 0uct.

NOTICE is hereby given that have this day
IN sold on, my interest in the Hat, Cap and
n ilinery business Of Humphrey 4 Gage. 10 D..
F. Humphrey. who will continue the business
with Mr.. Gage At the old stand.
]. E. HUMPHREY.
April 10, 1885, II
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~ the nsw ssnnsr styles of Gfrsw Hats issl
- etssd pr = Ecsss. fer saIe shese .
~ - 50 49, Hat y alsv $50.
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~ LIVERY Stable, u

-" 0oHHsoh NFcei, SetUet" A$t vi" -
XE + ~ WILLIAM H. CLkGHo1N.
THIS establishment is large, cosAmed3eaS.
i well arranged and amply provided with Nf-ss
horses we'll trained for hsrness, as well aswtlA
Carriages, Buggies and Hacks open and chez,
covered and half covered, OF sve:y deScriptienS
adapted to convenience or luxury.
Horses and Carriages Of residents Of the city
or visitors from abroad kept on moderate telms.
and carefully attended 10 BY men thoroughly
skilled in the business.
Horses bought and sold on oou rnissien and -
nv cwn account at oil times.
May IS, 1855. dly
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TAX Collectors Sale.

1ITY OF KEOKUK, Lee County. State Of
~ Iowa. BY virtue of the charter and ordi.
names Of the city of Keokuk, will Offer At
public sale (unlsss the amount Of tax and cost
hereafter specified Is previously paid) At the
Mayor's Office in said city Of Keokuk, on Wed
nssday, the twenty -Hsh day Of July A. D. 1855
bstween the hours Of ten O'Clock A. N. and
fsur O'Clock P. NJ Of said day, the following
described lots in the city Of Keokuk, TO pay the
special tax and costs levied and assessed against
such lots by tbs City Council Of said city, for
Nc Admitting on Main, Second and Third streets
in front fsuch lots. viz:
McAdamiring on Ma,n Street
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FLOUR! FLOUR!

CUSTOMERS can frsm this data Be supplied
~ with Quincy Eagle Flour, which il warrant
ed to be superior to any made in the Mississinpi
Valley, hv w. C. FUNKHOUsER.
June %, 1885
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BLACK Mrs.

A NEW snrplv of black Silk Mits, long and
"A short. half fingers and no Rn@-rs. Just re-
csved 1t srOSfEnA W
July ., re. DIV
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COOL.
7 HAVE on hand dozen Ice Chests and Re-
L fr,gsrators, embracing several different sizes
and styles, which will be sold II the lowest pri.
ces. and warranted TO please. by
Wm. c. FUNkHOUSER.
June ., 1885.
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Fancy Goods.
Just received an elegant assortment Of 6ns
y Goods, such as French China Vases, Parisn
and Terra Gotta, &C.. Pitchers, Lavender and
Cologne Bottles. Fruit Stands, Card Receivers,
Cigar Stands, Jewel Stands, Spoon Goblets, Fig
urss, Cupids, Busts, ETC., eta.
Alsdon hand q good ssssrtment Of Croekery
and Glasa ware.
CAlEY 4 KILBOURNE.
June Is, 1855.
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Metropolitan Lozsng~s, Conversation Loxen-
gss, Psintiliisrs. &C., &c al
CREIGHTON 4 OHNERss
Confectionery and Ice Cream Saloon.
Jane IL, MSS.
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FroHcA Can1les.
lust received by Express kioa New York
d City ia-ge assortment Of rrench Candies,
such ~
Ice Cream Drops, assorted davsrs.
Sherry do do do
Gum do do IA
Cordial do 10 do
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Macksi1l and Salt FiSh.

Macksnl and Salt Fish.
so kits new No. J..
5 bbls. do do
10 do do No and 3.
drum Hsks,
2 d, Cod Fish,
Is boxes DO
5 tbis Lake White Fish,
S DO No Salmon,
For sale low BY VIC FUNKHousER.
June 2 1885.
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1E CURE MANQUE. or Social and Religious
u Customs in France. BY Eugene de Cous-
eiilon. For sale by
J. T. CAVE SON.
June 81, 1855. Main Street
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New Grocery Store.

Hats! Hats!
UST recaivsd the spring style fashions
y bls Silk Hats. Any gentleman in want -
81 hns Silk Hat Of the very latest style
will do well to call soon ct tie Hat Store OF
HUMPHREY 4 GAGE.
Ksokuk. March Is, looS.
ALARGE STOCK Of Gents son Casmere
Hats Just received. AL the now styles for sale
cheap at
sHELDoN's HAT EMPORIUM.
April 20. 1855.
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Farc C0u8f0SB WSU6T
IRON the Sarat"ga Springs or sale by the
i dozen Or single bottle
Also Moore and Hsopsr's superior Citrate OF
Magnesia, or nrgativs Mineral Water. one of
he most pleasant and stfeetual Catharties
known.
Cab At Moore 4 Hooper, nav Drug Store on
Main between n and 81 Streets, north side,
ksokuk. Iowa.
Jane 5;h, 1855.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-04-04

/, has been many day, yes years
since we hare witnessed such cause as
we did las. Monday. The voting OF King
Alcohal vas glorious, they wrough, like
beavers. Every nerve was strained every
effort made and every influence was
brourh, 10 hear to delude the Prohibitory
Law. Whiskey flowed freely. AT frs,
the jugs was passed arc und 10 the anxious
suckers behind the barns, or sheds or in
ON hidden place, but soon its advocates
gained courage and strength, and circles
vas found In the streets aud in the mos,
public places, while the jugs and bottles
was passed freely around, each man taking
his "swig." Debauehery and drunkness
was seen on every corner. The crowds
as they held up their jugs and flask and
would hurrah for wliskey, soon many OF
the soverigns VINO held their liberties 50
sacred began 10 mellow down into tina,
state OF insensibility called "beas,ly
drunk while other men disgraceing the
'oga and themselves with their baccha.
nalian shouts and reyelrles.
II i mary year since We have seen
such drunken bFuialii.es as We then saw.
Man created in the image OF his Maker,
watering in the public streets, blasphe.
ny and obsceni;y their only u,,erance.
Nhiskey vas monarch riotoas and inde-
eencies the resal, Of lis supremacy.
How can men gho feel the responsible
ties Of father, and desire the ADVANCE
men; Of public morals, and who wish TO
shield their children from the blighting
eafse Of incompetence, ieok upon such
scenes aud ys, Fote with these baehana.
Lao agalss, tie prghibaory Law. We
csnnot tell.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-04-04

John Taylor, Nor 20 ss d IL y; :.
paper established = ,hse'sy NT
for the spread ofMord1n pets. boz y
s ;ss'. Il iI re i'sss IN, .1sa
1--WE are no, ashamed to proclaim 20
hi. grea. nation; to rulers and people to
The President, Senator'S Legislators, and
Judges; to high and low, rich and poor
priests and people, that we are nrm a.. ana
e. 4 believ, r. in poiygamy ano
that il is part and parcel OF our reiiglou,,
creed. We do this calmly, seriously and
unders,andinply; after due consideration
Of i,s principles and bearing, religiously,
socially morally, physically, and POLITICAL,
": W unhesisatingiy pronounce our full
and !, inplici, faith in Nj. p-nciple I, :.
emana,ing from God, and that under this
direction !, would be blessing to the
human family"
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LrAsrLiriEy or RAILROAD CoxrAStEs
A decision Of some Importance was
made in the Supreme Court Of 0. on the
Shit, in relation to he liability OF Railroad
Companies for the killing OF cattle and
other animals that have get on the track.
By this decision they are held to q very
,,ric, accountability in such cases. Judge
Barley, giving his decision, said: There
is no law in Ohio prohibiting the owners
OF domestic animals, consisting Of cattle,
horses, hogs, &c., from running at large
upon the range Of unsnciosed lands, except
when .unruly and dangerous His
honor further holds that the rule Of the
common law Of England has never been
in Ohio, ''being inappiicable to the cir
cums,ances, conditot and usages Of the
people and also inconsistent with the
legislation Of the State. , -.Chicogo Press.
= ssse