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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-12-20

~ We can be readily excused, We
believe. for the lack Of editorial. and the
delays OF our paper for SEINE weeks past,
as no man who is no. A. proof agains,
the cold a. , olar bear. could expec, u,
to be up to time or do much, in such tire.
menduous cold wea Their a. we have been
having. Then again. fuel is SO scarce
in this place, that at times. thoughts Of
death stared "a ia the face.
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Fremont Sleigh Ride.-Al,hough

Fremont Sleigh Rids.-Al.hough
the late election has resulted disas,rously
TO the cause Of Freedom, l. has by no
means caused i,s i1iends to dispair for
tho future. In fact they rejoice that al
though Fremont the standard OF Free.
dom, of right and justice, has been
supported by Memo RrraEsEsrATios
and Buchanan placard in the Pres'den.
.ial char, minority Presidsn.by mean'
Of the Slave representation.
To show they were no, suppressed II
sdirits on Friday evening Of last week
arrangements were made Cor . gram
sleigh ride. l. was on the same evening
Of the "Buek Fes,ivil" given BY III
Black Democracy. and Of courss Their
were more partneT-seekers than partner
and every young lady in the town VI
called into requistion.
This Of course gave an opportunity
testing the preferance Of the ladies' WINK
,e.ul,ed in all bu. abou. half dozen
/ the young unmarried ladies joining u
: Fremont party.
b The ladies were all taken At hrss
z the Aldrich House, and - soon %
: were ready the sleds soon dllsd with
: ..fair ladies and brave men" and an
. the merry jingling Of bells and hss'
: : cheers the cavelcade, were soon ~
:, on their destination. gliding over
p snow, like an Armament Of war amid
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Wsssisoron, Dec. 10.

WH1ugx0ToN, Lee. w.
Co,rre,sioAal- Ssnais.--Mr. fugh
made an elaborate speech in replying to
The .reune pts and &ruslations made
agains. him by the opposition Senator Le'
awe 10 the Presidents Message. he
cited judicial au,hori,1io prove that lhs
Prea,dens NJ. correct. and eulogised him
for his official course in regard TO The
South. Adjourned.
House. MIR. Washburne OF Name
Characterised tbs message as containing
caluminous misrepresentation Oh Tue ne.
publican party, soon 10 be the dominant
party Of The nepublic. So tar from the
Republican cont. mpla,ing revolution they
have in their platform distinctly declared
tina, the CONSTITUTION and the Union oi
the States shall be preserved. They ad'
voca,ed nothing that had not been con.
tended for BY Jefferson and others o.
"a ual authority. and were determined to
preven, tie extension OF slavery into Tree
territory. Ia the eyes Of the President
the love of liberty. and the hatred oil sia
very was an objectionable SIN.
s4,M,. Kei., charged the Republicans
with opening this session with slavery
agitation By Directing TO allow Mr.
| Whitfield 10 be sworn. The presi
den, properly arraigned the Repao
licans with seeking TO interfere with do
nestle institutions OF the Southern States
He asked Mr.. Nashburn If he and ,h'
Republicans had the power, whether H.
would no. soSehauge the Cons't.uslon a
10 etnanclpa,e the slaves.
Mr. Washburn replied, that he woa.
no, certainly object to achanse to CIV
I the power 20 the federal governments
| do what Jefferson, Madison and dea
Scott tesired-viz , TO amelolrate slave.
even 10 emancipation.
4 Mr.. Keiu further inquired whether y
lvould no, do that by progressive gF'
u daiion.
II Mr. WASH urne was willing that. 4
' principles of the Declaration OF !n3eTeI
dence the Constitution aud the Carlsll9
religion should have free course and
VI HiSa'
Mr. Stanton said be aud his cons'
J. uents will abide by the Constitution as
Is.
Mr. Keitt con,ended that the Preside
was correct in charging on the kepu
. Ilcans revolutionary designs. .
!. Mr. GiddiDgs advocated the doctrl
Of LAID down in the Declaration OF lIdspe
Of dence, that every man lad righs
;. HE, liberty and the pursuR OF happlne
The men Of the South deny this doctrlr
Oh men from the North dare no, say yes
lie no they are between heaven and h
BY He hated oppression IN all It's lorna
" God and all good men aud the Repul
:. can party hate slavery.
" In reply to Mr. Bennett oil Mss,
co denied ever making a speech touchl
I'd emancipation a, the South.
en- Mr. Morrison said he was once
a, Anti. Nebr aska man bat had left
party when he SOW j. was leading
~ into abol,onism. He essayed 10 pr
We the Republican party sectional Ia It's
ganiza,lon and principles. He than
nd the Presiden, for his concentration OF
Is sectional organization. -.
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c,~-..,onaenc. OF the New York Tribune.
Cas- Crushed . Little.
WAsurscrox, Dec. 3, 1850.

One OF the most telling scenes oil the
discussion Of to-day in The Senate, occur
red during Judge 1rumbulfs speech. In
the clear and searching criticism TO which
.ub;ee,ed the asse r,ons of the Message. |
he alluded in passing to the Presidents
declaration that the Missouri Compro-
mise was unconstitutional, and asked
Doe. no, eve.y lawyer know, on the
contrary, tina, the same legislative pow
.rs over Territory that State L.e''
la,ure has ever lis eltzenss -,
Gen. Cass (in,errup.lng)-l should
like to have the Senator to produce tnal
decision. l have never seen u.
Judge bull-cerainly. II viii al
ford me great pleasure to enlighten 'he
distinguished Senator from Michigan on
this point. Page (,urning to one OF The
Senate p ges) bring me the hrs' Soio"e
OF Peters Reports from the Library.
A. the book was brought MN ne re-
sumed as follows:
Judge Trun,bull-I will now read IRON
page SAC OF ,hes. Reports OF the Decs
IONS Of the Supreme Court oil the Cnle'
States. what Chief Justice Marshall de
eided in the case OF the American insuI
ance Company Us. Canier. to VII lhI
Congress, in legisIa,ing for the Terrific
ries, has the combined power OF the uel
erai Government and State GoveTr
men, Could there be anything oroad'
and fulleTs IA
Gen. Cass (ne,tled and cornered J.
Thai onIy applies to cases where :
Constitution gives power 10 legislaie.
Judge Trumbul No. Sir; there u
oulbbing quslficat,sn "under the 20
s,l,u,ron" here, as 10 the Nebraska D.
The Cturl was deciding the consliiu'io
al power Of Congress, and It's extent
this very case; and their deliberate
elara,ion. uttered by Chief Justice Nj
shall. Of Virginia, was that Congress,
passine laws for Territory. had 90.
iy oil the power tina. the General U
eminent possesses in other Ieglsia's
bu, has ia addition as ample authority
4 State Legislature has within ns
d.Ys. viii the Senator from Mich'l
Ceny tia, the Michigan Legislature
full power TO keep Slavery Out OF
k,.,ei lift las. then the Uuni,eo 81
Supr.me Court has decided that :
orr,s has equally ample power 70
Slavery out OF the Territories.
Cen. Cass attempted 90 reply 10
,o;n,ed and unanswsrsbls iilussras
AID The Republican Senators smile
they ssw the Nicholson letter ano
,r.m, Of Paper that Gen. Cas- has ?
ID w..h bic profound speeches 10 ne ::
s,eh. yesss. oil brrshsd away oyss = =
decision Of tho Supreme Court, o. W
hy ,hs Geusssl's own Tasty chal!sng,
~ produc,ion. be proved that be had
entirely ignorant.
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Money We do no. wish to dun our
patrons. but would jus. hin. to them. tina,
il they are owing Us. and have few oil
the I" yposda!icks." and no very urgent
use for them, or small portion Of it. that
we will not reject it. We have not 90,
the tact or courage 10 dun . man but
our creditors are no. all 30 ,imid. They
call for their dues, and we patiently val,
foy ours to arrive.
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re4s 4 .psy Customer who was zea,e6
on tie box with stage driver. svared
Backward until he tunbled Of. Tbs
mud was deep, and lie ieli softly. II tera
now! he exclaimed, Il knew you would
upse, if you didn't take Garrett On bri,,
told lha, be had not upset. he sald, wi,s
amazement, "Ne. upset! II | Lad kaown
that, | would not have got Off
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-12-20

Teachers Instituie.--We call the par
,ieular attention Of Teachers ana trienns
Of education, Throughout, the county to
the notice Of the Teachers Institute ana
a. i. is designed expressly for the benefit
Of Teachers. we hope they will no. turn
. deaf ear TO the call. II they do we
shall lose our good opinion Of them, ane
would consider them behind the times.
/, will be q place to test their quaiiii
cations, and the more rusty they are. tn
nore mpor.an, that they avail lhemselve
Of its benefits.
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Iowa CRY Dec, Sab 1856.
Mrssas Ell voRs.


MEssas Ed roRs.
Mr.. Kirtwood . I Johosoa, Co.. in
the Senate, has b rough. up a matter
which 10 Of gresa Importance to the edu.
ca,ional interes.s Of Iowa. In the &C, Of
Congross reIssin, yto tho admission Of
Iowa ~ State, 10 . provision '',hat Ave
per cent Of the n, II proceeds Of sales OF
oil public lands ii, ,g within this State
shall be paid owe ~, this State" and by
a provision Of Of IT law. a.sented to BY
Congress Ibis ,e yer cent is to 60 to the
school fund. I his State has no, received
one cen. on Ian ds L Gated by the land
warrants. TIL sbeii lg a con,rac, between
the United Sta tee ar d Iowa, the question
is. whether Con gress can divert this land
and dispose Of II IN d ~ way. 50 tina. we
shall be deprived of Il Ave per cent
The matter wi ! be i. inquired into, and
an effort made 10 get q &c money. II Is
said 10 amour, to abou 100000 and
would DO great sdnis n to cur School
Fund.
In the House ,hey.are discussing tie
Kan sas question, II ONE sup on the pas.
sare OF some resoluti, MS, introduced by
Mr.. Cloud of Mussa,ine- will send
them with this. The BUD ianan men OF.
pose them, showing thaa it not In favor Q!
extending Slavery they an at least moi
opposed to it.
Dec. 10Th 1876.
The Kansas resolutions passed The
house by a strict party vote. and are set
for discussion on Thursday q eat, In the
Senate. The Superintendent Of Public
instruction has a, last made b 81 epori,h II
a rich document, coming from 81 On amar
he reports differen. from VIVA he did al
the ,pecial session. l, will IL be inves
,ipa,ed and then We shall sess..
The Senate have had unt Ter dis ,ussior
! bill TO repeal our asury 10 VS.. !, wa.
r to day ordered to third reading, or
Monday rex, BY a vo,. Of 10 to I6,
think j, will pass the Senate I.
!. Dec. l1th 1856.
J, Some rich development 5 have bcen
, made 10 day. The Sups rin.enden, o.
e Public Instruction. 10 his Report, says,
+ tina, the Governor refused to give him q
). certificate TO enable him the Sups.) to
d draw the five per cen. fund, and 10 COZ.
sequence, the State was loos'ng some
81, 500 per Month. 70 day communi-
IN cation vas received from the Governor
ny iI which he states that the SupenDten.
40 den, did not file bond, or ask him for
~ certificate until the End day Of this month
A. Some Democrats are crying peIsecu-
- ton and trying to make party question
ca OF it, but il is not, some OF the Democrat
o. are a. active agains. DR.. Eads as an
~ Of the Republicans CrDAH.
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Public Notice is hereby given that ct the
December Term. 1876 OF TIE County Court Of
Cedar county. o. the last VIII aud r.eta-
rsent of Elijah Foster deceased, late - this
County, We appeared aud read 10 open Curt
and by order continued until the Feb Term,
1851, to be proyeiup accordine TO Law
WtLts sFfoEr,
t0l - County Judge.
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Fos CHanrx.s AID Nkw YEAka--The msa
moth Pictorial Double BRorEER Josl1sAs 70
already 10 the Geld, and ID Oiled . usual, wiz
large and spirited Pictures for Christmas hol'
days. Published by B. Il. Day, 4S Beekuan
street, New York. Send II cents postage stamp
or money! aud you will get this elegant picture
,hee, free Of portage. Mice are ssns post PAID
TOR On Dollar; or Eleven, II not post paid.
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Teachers Institute.


We take pleasure In stating that We have BE-
sared the following geutle,aen to deliver evsnisg
lectures during Tie Inssise.s:
Monday Evening.
Rev. NJ. RlcKEa. Sabject-.A 7sseher's
Pref.sstos.
Tuesday Evening.
Dr.. Ears lexpscted.) Subject not known.
Wednesday Evening.
Rev. NJ. PosrsR- Sahje:t- Moral Edsnasts~
Tbur-dsy Essusae
Rev. Mr.. Cso@. Sohject- Lhtssrsal Free Ed.
sesttes.
Friday Evening.
Rev. NJ. RIM. YSahjees-r7hs Importance q
Parents CoOpsratsag ufh the TeseAers.
We have not Jet made ont our order OF Ii.
daily exercises. We expect VIZ MCCAIN 10 b.
the Instructor. He will be assisted by cmre
tenn ::.s::chers.
We again ca,, ppon oil teachers tn .oashc
the county, to avail themselves Of t re pres Z.
opportunity for enjoying season of paee sui
and proas. JOSHUA ".AYNARp.
SAMUEL nEWELL,
s. s. DA .kIELs.
Boz "a Of d ectorA
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Fen tefr - IN II, tuna - E=ltf=~F liz
sa4 / 5 HIaJh II, upsn skfca Is fEAs'sa
cont ftatts dwelling sah cellar a3a @..E.
Also L. ~ :" nlGsE -.
A we'll fstrursI hrfa fsr raj. ia Fst-'
Grove, sc IT, Marion aal Davenport kasa, Win
ps-uty q tmaef, ! 20 ecfa. uua enlttyaHah
good kars 4ai k@ra brtwe.a sud aisrs q taF-
b. s.rasH 1T sater wltbjr a lHT ros@ g. h5'st
.od harm ! Ffae SID. E,r actc. ebear
4 Wel imprnp, i~Fm aa Sugar tie' : }
miles 5 /. from Upton, wood aud water ia .s2ta-
dance.
A fum ter sale 10 yankee Grove 80 aerea q
prairie and 10 Il tm'tgr, fair bn..di1sa aGa so-c
water.
f42sF lI seldom n ard Ella W 4
section 10. ali ia 50 " Il ", 50 aetes itacfa
aua u,43er cultivation ftams hoese 10 hy ~
Nl2sN Feet3ou - s2N - W ta scsrs
/ improved . ueoah x.Iag feuee, ffatne herse fe' ,
aud frame house atih cellar. Also, EcEts u
4 timber 10 miles north.
/ 'arfn tueated uFea o. r $ + 4tees
ion y + 81 \ L " Fiiy acres broken ~,
and Is acres unlsr frac*, With good hoas4 ana
slabling aIs1 - acres u timber.
SI-2N " ! 4 section T e. ? " With ~
acres u breaking theron. Ala : acres 0i timber
4 miles hoFlh, For sale.
Two r. ry cement houss, Is ~ Sc, good cellar
and we'll. All or any of the above tracts or par
cells oi land can be bought co reaaoahle tsfm'
by calling a. tho Lanr. Office OF the undesigned
SAMUEL DEW LLL.
General Land Agent ct tipsFOA lows
Office north OF the CoaItHeuse
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The Hon. d. c. Cloud, member Of the
House Of Representative from Ausca.
tine. introduced the following JOINT Res.
slu,ion:
Whereas. Under the Conssitutioo Of the Uoi-
ted States freedom 10 national and slavery Sec
tional. and believing that the pescs, welfare and
honor Of the country imperiousiy reqsire that
our national domain shall be preserved free, for
free homes and foe free men and believing II TO
have ca the policv ofour fathers, dictated By
reason aud exalted patriotism, 10 rohibit the
extension OF Slavery aud make freedom the Law
Of our national progress.
,,rr.rors % Il resolved, BY the General A.
,emLl, Of he State Of Iowa, that We are angus.
;s,dly onpo,ec % the further extension o. oia'e
~ within tha jurisdiction, or ~ the ssncaon -
*. General Government, and insist tnas Co
g,s.s shal, exert all constitutional power 70 pre-
srvs our national territory free.
Resolved, That our Senators IN oonglss "
instructed, and our Representative reqaesseI ~
! .xs.t their Influence aud vote iof tne aa"'o -
- 80. ;n,n the Union ~ Free S,ate. and TO
oppose it, admission with . consusos'"0 s'''"''''
ing or to,ersting slavery A...h,
R..alved that the Governor be. ana neFeos
;.reo,est.d 10 transmit copy OF The accve pre-
n - Vtr
.mnI. ana resolu tons 70 each of our oeus'o's S'0
J Representatives in Congress
TINS Resolution. after having been DE-
ba,ed by the leading members oil oo''
branches, was finally passed oy q ar'e
narty pote. Thus We find the Black DE
mocracy voting their own sentiments
d voting that Freedom is not NATIONAL
II VOTING THAT THEY WERE NO
, OPPOSED TO THE EXTENSION
70 OF SLAVERY. The Black Democr'
N cy have now placed themselves on n
lie record IN FAVOR OF SLAVERY
'e and shown. by their votes, that the
views Of +" Nationality" is synonymo'
with SLAVERY and its extension; and mat
IN g National man is one who BELIEVES tr'
s. dom is not national, and who opposes !
81 restriction Of tbs extension o! SLAYER
~. who believes slavery is national, and
al in favor Of us propagation.
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diqton 9abtrtistr.,


3h a N X -.
"E have on hand and for sale, . variety o,
Deeds, Mortgagea Notea
SUBPOENA Bonds. Exscutors,
Petitions for Law-saitA
do. Roade
Notices for Law -suit9
do. Roads,
Receipts for use Of Supervisor.
and al other Blanks used BY public ofassn end
business men.
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iGeai NOG5gG.
Entioa.
Notice.

All persons knowing themselves t. re ind ,bt-
ed TO The School House Fund Iist No /:
Center Township, will come forward and make
immediate payment or do wore. There has
neen certain mounts of work done, nr which
the contractors are suffering Tor want Of make
ore effort. 8. DeMeil. Z q. nlntnm
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Farms for Sale,

OF so aeress in Iowa township, for sate; there
is house, and some 10 acres broke and ndes
fpncs. ID acres # Timber.
AIS FtsuTY .ruEs u t. ass FaItGGp iBA s'tasts
trp. Il Tcwszu r, So II Osts EaHE, ed xeea
-ErfL&HsNr
u o-elgrfY hca7. = FAsHtss sro Tan@aR, Tracts
pszr spAN HIygz. u8'i e. sC.Ii4a q hss
ura F.. se ue 81 carvesa 81" y. si.s kss.a ssa
= NE b Cas ss., disc rrt 2Aa
ALso--A G~GAT bAk5Al
A c.. - sTytE FAIRS,
VSte sra' % Q "a 70 -t9s
pI vs. ~ ttaf W = fr"r. 's' Her-s
rv.o nEr sA4NlNa hiEn. asFgs : f.Maf q, .aa1 =
( Hrspn% iar', o. be 49, o. seq 2 lr.ss -
4gt fss rcrps z BOTTOM tGva The eff d. l!as s.ta
NIlA ,tga@y ot wayS n5 = Hs' re- , -
Engaira OF WELLS SDiCEE.
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T,strAy Nsrice,

T'AKEN " by L. Ftift Mt his r-sideucs in
1 Polk Tav,f-hl 'etiar rh., State of I,rssson
IN -29ih day e Nov, ls5b an estrss Mtye colt,
twosyrars old, cream cstrfs no f'taikscr brands
Ierceiva're. Appraised At SIS. hstqre Perez
Fsisk, E-q. -. II. lGuAG..
assn ... County Clerk
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tn. End of Great .Hen.-Happening
to cas-, my eye upen4a printed page OF
miniature portraits, the personages VINO
occupied the four mos, conspicuous places
were Alexander, Hannibal, tasar and
Bona sar,e. | had seen the same I'M
puml cred time. before, but never did the
same sensations arise in my BOSOM as
my mind hastily glanced over their sew
eral histories.
Alexander, after having climbed the
dizzy heights Of his ambition, and with
his Temples bound with chaplets dipped
In the blt cd of countless tiatluns, looked
down upon a, CONQUERED world and. wep,
fthat there was not another QUE ier MN 70
conquer, sers city on fire, and died IN
'.cene OF debauch. E.7~.t
| Hannibal alter having, esthe esnster,
na,lon and a,,onishmenl Of Rome, passed
the Alps, alter LavIng pat 10 iught the
armies OF tins mistress ii the world. and
stripped three bushels OF gold rings from
the fingers Of her slaughtered knights,
: and made her very foundations quake
led from ms country, beng hated by
those who once exalingy United has
: name with tha, OF their cod ard called hinI
q Hannital-died a, isst by poison, ad-
aii,nlslrred by has own Hands, uniamen-
ted and unwept. in a .orelgn land.
: Caesar, alter having conquered eight
II hundred cites. and dyed his garments IL
the blood OF on mhInu OF hrs Ioes--aiteI
Il having pursued 10 death tue only rira
= he had on cath, Was mserob!y assassi
mated by those be consl tered his neaTes
e friends, and in tina, very place, the al
l. talnmept Of which had been Lis creates
~ ambt on.
Bonaparte. whose mandate kings an
= pQpes obeyed, after having hlied IL
Vi earth with tTroTs Of his name-aUe
H. having deiuged ii with tears aud blood
- and clothed the world with sacScloil
IL closed has eyes in louely Translucent, q
mos, literally exiled from the world, y
ne where he could sumelitnes see hrs cout
u try's banner waving osr the deep, b
WHICH could not OF would not BRING HI
IL aid
'a' Thus four men, who from the peculli
III situation Of Iheif portraits, seemed
We stand as the representatives Of all tao
'f. whom the world call great, those iou
gu who, each In turn, made the earth ifet
'a' ble 10 ITS very eenlre by theii simp
Tread. seyeratiy dIed-OEe by ialoxic
lion, or as some suppose ~ p1Ison mn
gled 10 his wine one suletde-o
&c murdered BY his ir.euds-and one
we lonely exile. How are tie mighty i
Gu len.
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s SAMUEL DEWEL-,
AT TIPToN Anp CEFrHAL


LAND sGEsT.
WILL a,tcUd promptly to ria h'ssteas ts4tir
ing an aEru';FHMh e~
P4ijNa or TIN
Buying and Yelling on CoHmtStie'n
giving IN orfnal req. a.inz !aa3- ia GOA
". Enj.raats and al psrs,.as " .th0ng-Eo o.
chase choice lands either taqrgr.l 90 nafua.
proved can lie acrrnmols' d Ug rrarul ~afi
terms bE caI.inE q. bis oll.e-
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vi,w. viz. the education q I'll the ont'lr'A :,
a.. ,,.a.e.. The ns,,ss will SOFA Be rrilfed ~
d Vii ~. yea , syHspss u saen
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The Rev. RgBsar5, (of the bunker or ola Ger
man B,ptis deaomination,1 will preach at the
Court Hous ,, next Sabbath morning, at halfpnst
ten o'clock.
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Virtue does rot give talents, boz i sup
plies their place. Talents neither give
virtue nor supply tie place Of il,
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Mriy Lapysrs. The Temperance
Journal al Davenport states that the-e are
sixty Lawyers IA that city.