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Demoine courier., 1856-08-21

present time. We have constantly re.
preached our British ancestors for tho
Introduction Of Slavery"
After that, lie, nc man WHO pre,ends
10 have any regard for the options Of
Henry Clay; or admiration for his pat
rio,ism and love of justice, advise the
South to secede il they do not succeed
in accomplishing their prssen, designs.
And let every friend of the great States
man, hesitate before casting his vote for
a Presidential candidate, who says il
Fremont is elected, he will advise The
South not 10 submit. Mr.. Fillmor,
would encourage the South to wage q
war, which Henry Clay says would be
a war, "in which they would have no
sympa,hies; no good wishes; in which
all mankind would be agains, them; in
which our own history itself would be
againat them. nfra
Demoine courier., 1856-08-21
That's the Trick.

Col. Clageu say thai when he reached
Davis county in his recent political tour
he found that Dr.. Selman, the FilImor.
Know Nothing candidate for Congress
had come home discouraged, aud decided
70 resign, but that through his (CIagen's,
ofieris he was persuaded 10 remain 9
candidate. Selman is an Albanian by
birth. and Claget. says that. among other
things. ne appealed to hls Southern feel.
lngs. his associations with slaveholders,
his sectional pride, and all that; told him
not to back out; 10 stick TO his principles.
and vote the Fillmore ticket, and rally
his friends.
Now all this was very plainly irtent'
ed 70 serve bu. one puryosr,--io. kelT
deira. Col. Curtis AID elsct Hall.
Mr.. Selman and his Davis county
supporters mus. plume themselves amaz
ingly on this boast Of Clage,,'s. linus,
be tie source ola wonderful degree OIL
satisfaction 10 them tina. 30 shallt " a
demaaogue as Col. Clagem has duret
and led them about II mus, grxify
their pride 10 know ,ha, they are the
stupid tools Of the Black Democracy
under the guidance Of an old renegade
wing, and that Col. Clsge,i 10 braeginS
OF having prac,iscd this arran. humbug'
gerry upon them successfully. WeAcon.
graduate them on being led abou. BY
The Col. and made the dups Of his ,ricks
Hope they feel pleasant iand agreeable
over it. for we like to SOC people fee
good. The Col. feels merry over il, and
20 we hope they feel good oil srouod.-
Gaze City.
Demoine courier., 1856-08-21

0"Fremon. Is Catholic" shout the
Fillmore men.
''Fremont is Know Nothing, -
scream the BUCCANEERS.
Fremont 10 an Abeli,ionis,," say the
Southern Eboshins.
Fremont il Shareholder" reply
the Black Democracy Of the North,
"And he played on the harp. of q
thousand strings. "-G Gate City.
That's not all somebody says Frsmon,
was born in Canada. and somebod y else
that he was born in France
These last charges are quite srnseless
from the fact that Frsmon,'s mother was
alive until recently, and Of course there
can be no mistake about the place Of his
nativity. But then iss no use, the BucA.
ansers will say That his mother wasn's
there when he was born, and cart 30 q
competent witness. Wonder If Aid.
Fulmsf has go, his afidavi. rssdy. on
this point.
Demoine courier., 1856-08-21

The PERrEcr PATTERN Once, in
all human history, We meet being who
never did an injury. and never resented
one done 10 him, never uttered an .un.
truth, never pracsiced a deception and
never lost an opportunity Of doing good;
generous in The midst OF the selfish, I'D.
right in the midst Of The dishonest, pure
in the mids. Of the sensual, and wise far
above wisess Of sagss and prophets, lov.
ing and gentle, Yet immovably resolute;
his illiri,able meekness and patience
never once forsook him IN ysxa,ious.
ung.aieful and cruel world Christ in
History t
Demoine courier., 1856-08-21
For the Sentinel.

WAPELLo County, Aug, 8 1856.
Mr.. STEWARDSHIP: l wish to cay
word or two in my homely way rela.
tive 10 the election, and the means used
by some of the BlacR Republicans TO
insure success in this county. 4.as
VIM. II. Williams. Sheriff of this
county. who was Wing in 81, a
Know nothing in IS and Black Re.
publican now, anc by the way mem
Der Of the NJ. E. Church. spest the Sab.
bath before the election, it 10 said, ir en-.
deavoring to deceive come Is Germans
into the support Of the Black Republican
ticket. And he done i, in this way
He took German with him, and both
expressed ihemsslves as democrats-gave
the Germans Black Republican tickets,
telling them they were Democratic tick.
cts and not to let anybody see them on
the day Of election Tor fear they would be
deceived and caused to vote for the op.
pesi.e party.
The game failed. however, the whole
thing wa. exposed, and these Germans
all veted IN . democratic ticket.
hand you this merely 10 give an
idea Of the games they play to beat the
Democracy. Yours, &C.,
COMPETING.
Mr.. EDIroR:-I Gu. the above from
the Clarified Sentinel" and beg permits.
sion through your columns to say. that
with The exception of the fact, fhat l
was in Competine on that day, the whole
charge is an unqualified faIsshood. II
il were not that jus.ics should be Gone
to all parties, should not deem j, Of
sufficient importance. to pay the slight
est attention 10 any man, who will re-
sort TO the cowardly expe!ien, of as
su,ning a signature, over which 10 make
personal attack. / went TO Com
pe.ins on that day in company with Mr..
RGmer of tais place. a faithful and we'll
known Republican, bu. beyond this, as
have said, the charge is wholly untrue.
II wouI J have been decidedly foolish, az
"Com pe,ihe" well knows, for 10 10 have
attempted 10 pass ourselves of a. Dem.
ocratsy in community where cur poli,i.
cal sentiments are perfectly well known.
A coward like "Compe.,ne" deserves no
further attention. Ias
WIN. H. WILLIAMS.
Demoine courier., 1856-08-21
BRING OUT THE BIG GUN!
LET THE HILLS REJOICE!

Glorious triumph of right--Iora leads
the column Jor Freedom and Ere
mont.
The smoke OF the battle has cleared
away and We are placed in fol- possess
sion Of the results. Our noble young
State has performed her duty we'll. The
republicans have elected their entire
State tickle, by-nsarly 5000 majority.
have an overwhelming majority In the
Legislature. and which is OF more vital
importance than all the rest. Iowa sends
to the House Of Representatives two
true friends offreedom. The voters OF
the Southern Disiries have repudia,ed
Hall, and declared Ina. he has misrepre.
sented them in the National councils, in
cooperating with the propagandis.s Of
slavery, and attempting TO fas,en the
curse upon Kansas.
This election has been regarded with
intense interest, by all sections Of the
country. II was felt that il the Repub-
licans should prove successful, in this
their first fort. after lie National organ
isstion of the Party, il would result, ia
yorably to Republicanism elsewhere,
and inspire sill deeper confidence,
than was already felt, in the justice of
our cause, aud the. integrity Of our prin-
ciples. 1t was fell; also that i. would
give an indication of the sentiment, Of
The great North West. The election
has passed of and the result, is deeply
gratifying. Iowa has given 10 the
world her decisive condemnation Of bul-
lies, doughiaces, and border ruffiaus -
The frs, born to freedom, Of the Nilsson.
ri Compromise, conscious tina, she owes
her strength and youthful vigor, 10 ,ha,
wise measure. she has Iejoiced 10 exer.
else the high privilege of assisting to
restore 10 her unfortunate siste-, Kansas,
the blessings which the vandals of sla.
very have thus far succesded in wees ting
from her. With a record like this we
eau meet our friends on the other side oil
the Mississippi, and bid them, heartily.
God speed in the glorious cause.
Demoine courier., 1856-08-21

Lively Tikss,-Since our last issue
we have had an exceedingly interesting
TINE Of It Al at QUE Printing Grocery, =
~ Bill calls il. Ia addition 10 the con-
tua'on consequent upon moving out OF
the Office 10 let the Plss,etsrs in, and
moving back again, one of our hands
run Of with another man's vile, and
another with pair OF boots. We COZ.
gfasnlase the latter. on being the more
discriminating thief Of the two.
Demoine courier., 1856-08-21

DELINQUENT TAxEs.-We commence
this week the publication OF an extra,
containing the delinquent Tax List Tor
this county. We would suggest 10 all
Landowners, toe importance of examin.
ing IL 10 see that there are no mistakes
in il.
n any lands are advertised through
misiake the owners vii! confer favor
spon themselves. and all parties. if they
will have them recti6ed before the sales
take place. The Tax List il in conven-
ieni fern for reference, and oil interest
ed would 90 well 10 procure a copy for
preservation.
Demoine courier., 1856-08-21

GIVEN UP BRooM MAxlHo.-.Good
morning ma'am; have some goot
orooms here for sHseping and serob
oing OF payemsnss; ! would like 10 eel
you one Of them. IL don't want any
slF' have no. had any brooms this ok
months past" "Then ma IAN you dpn'
sweep and scrub your pavsmen. mu6,i''
\ o. cir. they don'trequirs cleaning nov
the ladies' have taken the trade out oI
your hands. since they got 70 making
orooms VI their skir,s only three inches
osiow their dress to sweep our pare
msnts for u.s." 3
Demoine courier., 1856-08-21

CAPITAL ArPoINrMssT.-Gesrgs' z
Perkins has been elected Professor o
Mathematics in the Iowa State Urivsrsi
". Prof. Perkins 10 widely known a.
one OF the abless mathematician in ,b'
country. He was formerly connse,et
win the New York State Norms
school. and was a. one time its princi
pal. The Educational interests Of Iowa
are iou'ana!e in having the aid Of 90 &C.
compiished q scholar. i.
Demoine courier., 1856-08-21

AwFuL.-Look on. for an explosion.
II 10 conadeniially whispered in political
circle, tina. Col. FremoL. actually cross.
"a his suspendefs. This will furnish the
New York Express with further incon.
'essable proof of the Coz. C.ihol,
eism.
Demoine courier., 1856-08-21
Pain Killer.

So sacred do the leaders Of The Dem
ocracy afsc. 10 hold ,he allegiance of
their members TO the party, and 90 wed.
ded are some Of those members, and 90
fearful al denuneiahon are The resi- that
the moot rigid vigilcnce IL exercised over
them lest some o! their number should
dare 70 be man enough 10 vote indepen
IDENTIFY and as freeman should. Or
lac, monday their tickets were labelled
on The back with patent medicine label
known a. "Pam K;Her" A committee
was stationed q. the polls 10 watch. that
every one Of thair party had the genu-
me pain killer; and woe 70 the man.
who was considered one o: them who
dared 70 be found without THE tails man.
But all would not do. Even some Of
,hoss Irishwsn whom they took free Of
charge 10 Abel and nasurali7ed, folded
the Republican iicke, neatly in one end
Of the spain Killer" and went, appsrea,
ly, ths straight spain killer" All in
vain. The Medicine was too seyess for
those who administered il, and they are
now the victims Of their own injudicious
prescription. Wonder II they arc Ho-
meopa,his,a; il 30. why, instead Of SUI
fering such aeonizing torture, dom. they
administer the cause 10 cure the effect.
They mixed the dose and the Dr.. "fosc-
ed j, down their own ihroals." Hope
they enjoy the good Off. How appli-
cable the words Of their own Pos,-the
immortal Funk, in poem Of unsurpas
sable rythm and melody ensitlsd- d.
cis-oruss. .nc aGectioaasely dedics,ed
" Hystrix:
"But though they didn't like the dose,
And squirmed and twisted much sir;
he forced the physic down their throats
And male 'em yield the ghost sir.'
Rsquisecas in pace Cote City.
Demoine courier., 1856-08-21

Missouri LEeIsLATuRE. SO far 40
heard from there is majority of four on
joint baIIo, against the "Na,ionsl Dem
ocrais." The opposition u divided be-
tween Benton NEE, Americans, and
Wings. a,isa sls ISIS sa 90 y4
Francis p. Blair Jr. is elected to Con
gress from the 81. Louis district. This
10 Republican triumph. II
Demoine courier., 1856-08-21
wAPELLO COUNTY ~
Central Republican Assoc iattOn
OF CE $

OFFIC RS
SILAs OSBURN, President.
E. S. DAVIS, Vice President.
A. RGMEn,
&C. WARDEN, Director.
G. LAWRENCE, .-..
G. F. BLAKE, Treasurer.
r. II. WARDEN, Secretary.
J. w. Norris, Cor. Sec'y.
Meets every Wednesday even
ing. at Z l-2 O'Clock.
All persons friendly to the Re-
publican cause are invited to at
tend. .....aa s..
Demoine courier., 1856-08-21

TIC CoRREsPoNDKkTs.-T commu.
nisstions Of Free Speech" will be at.
tended 10 as soon as possible.
Demoine courier., 1856-08-21

.CuRiosiTY.-Our Devil, has on hand
on exhibition. rare specimen in the
shape Of q white mouse.s 10 cent .
sight.
Demoine courier., 1856-08-21

Majority ON joint ballo. SO.
Demoine courier., 1856-08-21

Aipahy, Aug. TO.
Il 10 understood tina: The Albany State
Register has issued its last mum ber here.
The type materials, &C., being removed
70 New York aud j. il supposed iha.
they will be used 10 star. an afternoon
paper IN saat city in the. in.s,sss Of
George Law for Governor.
Demoine courier., 1856-08-21

y "ASniN0lON, aug. 10.
SENATE-EvEKING SESSION. Mr.. Jones
bill was laid aside to take up The sub.
ssiiuie Of the House for the Senate bill
tor the compensation Of members Of
Congres'. Several members sad il was
direct proposition TO pu. Two or three
thousand collars in the pockets Of mem.
bers for pact services, while others ar.
gued sha. ME. pressn. compensation did
not enable Thorn 10 pay the reasonable
expenses Of gentlemen. The substitute
was adopted by ~ 10 IL. The copsi
deration Of the civil bill was then re-
sumsd and an appropriation of nearly a
million OF dollars was made to NEE. the
requirements Of the bill increasing the
compensation of members. Various
amendments were acted rpon and the
bill passed. Adjourned.
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INDIANA BANK NOTE LIST

CORRECTED WEEKLY by
He a.. BUnKAm A. CO., nArKEn>'
10 westThird -. Selves isuiiding'
nctween Main and Walnut,
GIN CHM Att, OHIO.
who win recslve them NJ the following rates II
payment for exchange AID 3 i,om Correspondents
ONE HALF PER cKNT. DISCOUNT
Savings Hank, conncrvhie.
Traders Bank, indianapolis,
Central Hank, indianapolis,
bank Of tho Capitol, Indianapolis.
Faysuo County Hank, conneryllie,
Indiana Bank, Madison,
Kentucky Siock BANK. Columbus,
Merchants and MAchanics,' New Albany,
Cambridge q Wy Bank,
cmmercy Bank. Lafayette,
Bank q Indiana, Michigan City
Canal Bank, EVANSVILLE,
Crescent CITY bank, Evansville,
bank OF Salem,
FArmers' Bank, westneld,
Ind iaha Stock Bank Laporte,
Prairie City hank, Terri Haute,
Southern bank. Terre tIaute.
ONE PR CENT DISCOUNT.
Bank Of Syracuse, syraeuses
Bank OF Elkhart. Eikhart.
bank OF Rock Vile. Rockville.
Bank ofcoshen, Goshen,
Bank ofMount Vernon,
Bank Bank Of ws;.aw, .warsaw.
Bank Of Monticello,
Brookviile Bank,
uoos Ter Bank,
Lagrange Bank,
Huntington County Bank.
Two PER CENT DISCOUNT.
Great Western Bank,
Ilppecanoe Bank,
Wayne Banks,
Upper Wabash Bank
Kalamazoo Bank.
North Western, bloomfield,
<En Han
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or cliff. not far from It's present loca-
ton. and The Puritans used to carry
their muskets and bibles with them TO
church; the: one Tor the inside work
and the other for outside work. When
the sentinel, Is he did In several In
stances. deserted an Indirn foe, these
uncnlightened men, unblessed with
Observers. laid down their bibles and
took up their rifles. and went at the
Indians. just a. the Lawrence people
would have gone at the heather 10
X ansas had not their discretion ran
away with their va'or. The editor Of
The Observer had he been there.
would have done no such thing. He
would have been seen going down to
the Indiana with bible. reading Eng
lish texts 10 Pequot ears, and saying
10 all who expostulated. "Sucha sword
IL better than q rifle" This course
might not have been Inconsistent with
self-preservation. l.r all superstltions
savages have kind Of respect for the
insane. as II they we're peculiarly in
spircd.
One thing Is very certain. that II
the Recommendation Of armed valor
is a heresy; II to praise the efficacy
weapons Of war in the day Of battle
be a sin. sin In company with pretty
much the whole New England clergy
In those old times which tried mems
souls. And we have not forgotten
that eloquent sermon Of Robert Hall
that light Of piety and eloquenoe,
in the age just compleIed-in which
he sent forth the armed band before
him to war. and invoked the aid Of
the God Of battles in their behalf
We have not forgotten. and shall not
soon forget. the record and the leg
ends OF the heart-stirring exhortations
made in our own land to those who
we're to defend their country. And
we are even willing to part company
with The Observer. that we may
keep company with the venerable
New England clergy from the days Of
the Mayflower
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but II the nomination will save the re-
cipient from the evils Of intemperance,
the public. perhaps. ought not to com
plain. We may suggest. however
that this Is lisking rather too much
and ID is certainly asking great dea
Of an intelligent community. TO vote
for an inebriais for the highest Office
Ia the State under the more promise
Of reform. Men given 10 dissipation
however, It appears are becom
Ing most popular In that party
many Of whose leaders are character
lied for q free and easy system O
morality.-Cin. Gar.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
REAL ESTATE.

In pursuance OF an order OF the franklin Coun.
" Court OF Common Pleas, the undersigned win
sell at public auction; on the premises, on Satur-
day the first day Of March, 1856, between tho
hours OF Q A. M, and r. ". the following de-
scribed real estate to-wit; - .tsef
Lot No. in that part Of the town Of Un-
lon laid of by Isaiah L. Updlkc. There 10 on
this lot two story frame dwelling house.
Aiso--thc undivided half OF that valuable Saw
Mill property adjacant 10 said town Of Union, con-
tanning abouttwoacres.
Also-a lot of about fifteen acres In the wesl
side OF the north east quarter OF section -
Township 0, Range 2, and on the north side ol
the Brookvliie and Oxford state Road. being the
same lot purchased by William II, Howell, ol
William Cummins.
Also-about acres in the form OF o parallelo'
gram--in the north west corner OF The north east
quarter ofsection ID aforesaid (cxcept the small
enclosure on which stands . school house. being
the same lot purchased by William X. Howell OF
William Lanius; on this lot IL large new barn.
TERMS OF SALt.
One third Of the purchase money 10 20 paid
down on the day Of sale-one thirdih months, and
ono thu I'd in eighteen months thereafter; and foi
tho deferred pay ments the purchaser will be re-
Quired 10 give his note with freehold security, e
be approved by the undersigned, waving the val
ua.ioD laws WILLIAM y fEok,
Commissioner.
feb- i-{w.