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ScaS0saabsc Goods,

ScasoaabEc Goods.
VACONETS, Cambrics, Plaid Nlrslns
u Nansook, plain, checked and striped;
Swiss Muslins, ligureds dotted pain and strfed !;
Mulls Books, Bishop ESNns;
White Brillants, Canlblic Dimitics, India Twils {;
Cambric Long Cloths aud cxirt nc Saa Twil!s !;
Grass Cloths, Embroidered and Damask Skilt-
ing;
C"!orcd, Embroidered, Empress and WhalcLoac
Skirts;
Nlan,ila Grass Cord Skirts;
Long Whalcboncs;
Twisted Silk Mus;
Long and Short Dotted Lice Wells;
Plain Llack Silk Nett and Lace;
Fans, Paras's, Musquiio Ncltngs, Elastic Belts.
Just received by
BROOM & NORRELL.
Augusta, juno 25. II %
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RELIGIOUS Notice.

TIE Home Mission and Bo,k Fund Board, will
have meeting at Mount Lebanon Church, on the
Friday before the 9th Lords day in this month, ut
10 o'clock 4. N. A full representation is desired,
as our Cclpolteur, Brother L. WATKINS, who has
been successfully engaged in selling books, will
mi kc his report; ana other important business will
come before the Board.
T AZ CIIIIES Chairman
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French IIuslins,

V7lELHAHa sEsElAEs, Augusta, HIS just
w received from New York Il fall supply Of
French Printed uslins, ul new and beautiful 81 les.
and at very low prices, to which he respectfully
invites the attention oi Tie public.
June IS Il -
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Village Property for Sale.

YTlY He subscriber olers for sale his HOUSE
"a and LOT, situated in Edgcfeld Village,
Immediately West Of tie Planters Hotel. Said
LIT contains near iiVl; acres Of Land, and extends
from tn g'cf1iic s15sareto Fever Dam
Creek.
u |, will be disposed Of on reasonable terms.
Possession given on short notice.
" With al expenditure Of two or three hum
drcd dollars il could he made one Of the most hand
some places in the Village. For further particulars
cal on the undersigned
DR.. DURlSOE.
April 80. 1856. IF l6
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Ladies', C:ailaa Vesis,

WTIELsAIl sahG;AEs, Augusta has re-
w ccivrd from Nrw-Yu.k Ladies' China SIX.
Lisle Thread and Cashmere Gauze Vests, of supc-
riur style AMI quality. TO which he respectfully
invites the attention OF the tpubc.
June IS, II -.
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j. Iiir Tiic:is of Mr.. ROBERT d. BRYAN
respect nly announce lin a. q Candidate for Clerk
or EGsciic!l District II Tie Ecyt election.
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Flae Eine.LasaA Tract.
Valuable Property for Sale.

TnTil unlersGrcl intending 10 move TO Georgia
II in short tirir, o!a.,trs for s"c the following
:;lu.hlc property in Ha;nburs-titlcs iaaisi ia5!c.
TheDWELLING HOUSE and LOT on Market,
Cnrmyr o: Snowdcm Street, running through TO
Mercer Street. TIE Dwelling and Kitchen arc Of
brick, CO.. re-! with ;il. On lie Lot is Carriage
House. >.',:c, a#l nil ncc, ssary ou;bu!ings
T.r I.D'r na Ccl'rr Street, n"ally opposite the
Americas !I";.l. on which is large TWO STORY
BRICK BUILDING, cccupicl as Two Stores and
Dwriiia@--!nt running through TO Cobb Street. On
tie LAKE. street is Il ln:&e baci; Store.
Tie LOT 81 Corner Market aal Lcavonworth
$;rcc:s, runnr: :t?ouzh TO Mercer Street. On this
L.: isa Mcw On :H, hall Story HOUSE, p!as-
tered md Ia:airl
FilI; HUNDRED S!IAREs' Hamburg and
!:,!.., ir'd r!ai: Road stock.
T'h, above p~cget7y will be snll on accommodate
@ ;!".s. exchanged for II:'.! ia Southern Geor
.,, ", :!"srces. H. y. kENRlCii.
Hamburg, Dc; If 50
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TO !. Ell kE : .z.G! ) II:
A, Card,

I1sp:;. G. " YAEBR0uGH s. ]. p. ABNEY,
" have i!is dry formed 4 Partnership, for the
practice ni MEDICINE and SURGERY. No additional!
charge for orc consultation visit. Office at DR..
Yarj.ou.h's.
April 0. 1856. If IL
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G. a r. ID I Es a u ELS!

Tie friends o: G. l.. TliLM-AN, Ee.. respect
fully :nnouncc him as candidate, FOR rc-clcciicn,
10 Seat in Tie House of Representatives, s., the next
election.
! - TIE Friends o: Capt. ROBERT aIERI-
WHITTIER respectful; nominate Him rs a Cand-
lte for zen: in tie Io;isc Of Representatives at
its mex; Session.
a. TIE F.ienls Of CAREY ". STILES, Esq:
respectfully announce him rs Candidate for Seat
in Tie nc%t Legislature.
Iii, friends {: Mr. W'M. GREGG G, respectfully an
nounac him as candidate for seat in the next,
legislature.
The friends Of AJ.]AMES BLACKWELL
respectfully announcc hin as i Candidate for seat
in the next Legislature.
~ ~" TnG Friends of Col. JOHN QUATTLE-
Z IN respectfully announce him lis Candidate for
:. Seat in the House Of Representatives at the en-
sum: election.
ij' The friends Of Col. NJ. C. NI. HAMMOND
respectfully announcc him rs a Candidate loy seat
in Tie ioasc of Representatives ct the next election
u" TIE Friends Of Di:. G.. NJ. TAIBnoUGU
respectfully announsc linn Us 4 Candidate for seat
in ilc liouse Of Representatives at the ensuing
c'ce;.ou.
1J' Tnr Friends OF Capt. H. EOULWARE
'pcct'uy announce Kim rs Il Candidate for Sheriff
of i.l@ciic'i Disr;cta Il; The nrxt election.
TIE friends Of Capt, LEWIS CoVAR, res
r,c;"!'y ;.ii:o..Gc. him .; Il candidate 70. Sheriff,
OF ilc.ied District. 1T til. ensuing election.
1:.c n,::e friends Of ". ". SALE, Esq, Of
!Iai"jur, in a upper pa:; of the District respect
fully anmoancc him rs candidate for Sheriff OF
El",i:sli Hs,r.c: u; lie next election.
The r:i>,ls G. CO. li'lLil,n Q~.rrLEarN res
pcctuI'y announec lin rs Candidate for Sheriff
Of Eds cil III the c!ssung election.
y We are authorized 10 announce LEWIS
JONES, Esg, as !; candidate for recollection for
, sheriff: Il Elg,!c!l District.
u TIE Friends of AIr ROBERT d. BRYAN
respect uy announce Kim q: . Candidate for Clerk
or EGgciicll District At the Ecxt election.
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J. NJ. CIlILES, Chairman
RELIGIOUS Notice.

TIE Union meeting Of The Fourth Division Of
the Edgefeld Baptist Association will meet with
the Mt Lebanon Church, on Friday the 9th June.
Introductory Sermon to be preached by Brother
Cett, at i o'clock: A. NJ.
Subjects for Discussion.-Wlat are the best
means to be used to bring out the gifts Of The church
Also, the best plan fos the spiritual instruction Of
our servants.
S.P. GETZEN, MODERATOR.
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Furniture! Furniturei

DENJAAlIN & GOODRICH, Broad street, OPP
NJ p"si;: hanback, & Coopers, respectful an
n"unce 10 their friends and the public, that they
now rec iving daily choice and well selected
,ssorimcn, of all kinds OF FURNITURE, such rs
TETE.A A-TETES. CENTRE TABLES. BED
.;rEADS. WINDOW SHADES. &C.. of The IA
t, q and most fashionable designs, which they cuatan
lee TO sell as low rs can be bought in this city, and
invite al who wish 10 purchase, to call and examine
their stock.
ALL WORK WARRANTED.
Mattresses and nj kinds Of Furniture, manufac-
turrd and repaired to order, with nratness and dis
patch. BENJAMIN & GOODRICH.
Augusta, April %, If l5
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The New York Bay Book.

The New York BAY Book.
vs,uE NEW YORK DAY BOOK is published
3 every evening, Sundays exceptcd,) at II
Ann street, New York, a. Six Dollars per annunl
in advance. When MT paid in advance, 81 per
aurum or at that rate when ordered for less than
one year. Single Copies. Two Cents.
, TIE WEEKLY DAY BOOK,
large double sheet. is issued every Saturday,
= sent to subscribers in all parts Of the United
etes for Two Dollars per amman. Two copies for
8 five copies for s. ten cup;cs for $l2; r"rnly
copies to one address $50. y. Il. SIlASON.
June % Editor and Proprietor.
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HV II e N I A Z.

MARRIED at the City Hall, il Augusta, ON the
morning of the 18th INST, by Foster Bodgct :Ir.,
Esq, Mr. WILLIAM r. WILSON and Miss ELsEY S.
NEWMAN both of this District.
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Save Your Bacon.

w W.GOODMAN respect rss.szzz..g5sF'
w fully notifies his old friends S.Ea
and customers that he still coa,in- 9yS
Hes TO have Market Monday, Gs5 Gss-s-.s5S%Ss5
Thursday, and Saturday mornings, as h"rcui"r'',
and will be pleased 70 supply Ill consumers with lis
good iat aid tender
BEEF, MUTTON AND FORK,
On us accommodating terms rs circumstances will
allow.
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Notice,

4 IL PERSONS indebted 10 the Estate Of William
a j.. IIuI1olj. deed, are requested TO make
paymri; 10 the i,nGcrsi @#c. And those having
.,ca;;: =: !st ;,c $a.e will present them accord
.Dy 10 law.
Peasant D. TIiURMOED. Admir-.
.Ir".! -. 1856. If l6
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Particular Notice for Some People.

MY delinquent patrons arc earnestly solicited t"
hold themselves in readiness to settle with the
Butcher when called upon to do so. 1t is utterly
out of the question carry on the Butcherlns '>-
ness properly without money. The farmer sells for
cash, therefore Goodman must have the" nccdInl, '
or he cannot purchase Stock. a hint IS sufficient.
June &c, If 2l
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Summer Dress Goods at low Prices.

ID II. SULLIVAN wishing 10 close out very
H. handsome assortment Of BAEEGES and
other DRESS GOODS, will sell them at GREAT
LYREDUCED PRICES.
U' Cash buyers will find this the place to get
beautiful dress cheap
June 25, If 2l
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Prices EsCei,sCcsa.

100 Negroes EaaEasc:i!
FaT lie subscribers wish to purchase O ONEIiUN-
q DRED NEGROES. yV.E:; Men and M"-
men, Boys and Girls ANY person having srcil
property TO SILL will do well to give us Information
AiERR!MON s. CIlNkSCAEi.S!.
Greenwood, S. c., June 25. 1856 3.n -
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Pictures Framed.

4 Ny person wishing to have pictures framed
n can have it attended To either in Rose l'ocd
or Gilt Moulding, at the Post Office, by
y. RAMSAY.
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TY7Iit: ."ri:'o:s e i" '>i;,i,.s .i,:.':' ;..:t
Z are her, ~ no;i!:, !ir -, rc::,, o.'ii1:r
i,.:,aI; ;.;i:. :al e.I;.i" :. ;,r -; ''.,'r.. =.
III" Gnl!t. !. :; .:.:->;> c:.!..n.
Arr, - &c Z =
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ITGt5cc, Notice.
Removal.
NOSeCC.

a IT. persons 10 whom the Estate Of .Tamcs
"a Wcalhcr>by, deceased is indebted will pre-
seat their Claims, and al persons indebted to the
said Estate. will make payments TO the undersigned
w. l.. ANDERSON, Administrator
Gov. o. 1855. If As
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Reduced Rates.

4 LII our stock Of Summer Clo;lag will be sold
IA at Low Ea;cs, after this da;e.
WM. O. PRICE /: co.
Augusta, june %. If 81
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CUBEeYTDN ACADEMIES.

rSNIIE Exrrc:f:, " Of these Institutions will be re-
i suned on TIA third Monday in January next
As heretofore, Hlr. JAMES L. LESLEY will
act rs lrincipo y! the Male Department.
The Female = 'oo with the Primary Depart
mcnt cf The n..s academy, will be conducted by
hlr. A. p. BUTLER, assisted by the learned and
highly accomplished Miss \. Z. ARTHUR, and
other competent Teachers.
Rates of Tuition per Session.
First Class, Primary Department.. t,..........S9 90
Second - Ordinary English Branches, .l2 90
Third " Higher {. " Is 90
Fourth 8 Greek and Roman Literature
with higher Mathematics, .............e 30 90
Frcnc). ..tluroIlery: Needle work, &C., usual
rates.
The Scholastic year vii! be divided into two Scs-
sons Of five months each. Pupils will be charged
from the time OF entering 10 the end Of the Session.
Tuition IN advance.
Good Board can be had in the Village at from
s. to : 10 per month.
r. MEDRiWETIIER,
S. p. GETZEN. =
A. J. HAMMOND,
S. w. GARDNER, -
J. G.. PORTER,
A. p. BUTLER, :"
II. A. SHAW
Dec 5 If 47
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a Rule Without an Exception.
A ny one indebted to me by nolc or account
~ must settle with NE Ly the first Of August; il
not then with my Attorney.
\. 2. ADDISON.
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New Flour.
Wanted,
The Great Remedy.

11O PAPERS or a @. SIMMONS LIVER
IIUMEDlCINE, just received and for sale by
Il. IL. SULLIVAN.
1r,o 05 tf 81
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-06-21

DR.. Uitter.--We notice that mos, OF
he Republican papers OF Iowa are pro-
posing this gentienan's name as suita.
bic person 10 fill the vacancy on the
Elec,crial Tieke. occasioned by the de-
cIlna,ion Oh Peuben Noble.
The convention at Cedar Rapida re.
commended Mr.. Samuel k1ssel, o
Washington.
Dr.. Wltter, by his honorable and UP.
rlsh. course, while in the Legislature, 4
the time OF the ele.,ion Of Hon. James
Harlan. and by Lis acting fearie.sly and
Independent, Of patty Influences kas
earned the JUS, applause OF all candid
men. He was opposed 10 defeating The
will u The majority by chicarery. sen.
,men, which does not exist TOO often
among office holders.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-06-21

Eaters have come to q desperate
point in this Territory, a. ing a most
'acid display Of the results Of the grea,
principle Of SqSotfer Sovereignty, asadyo.
Gated and promulgated ty The sham De-
m,cracy.
Il nay be well to trace the prose- n.
difiiculues from their frs, cause.
Upon the introduction OF the &C, Of
Congress. repeating The Missouri CON-
promise, il was boldly asserted by the
advocates Of rep-ai that slavery could
never 90 20 Kansas. That Kansas would
be free STATE, &c. yet nothing IS more
svlden. than that the prime movers of the
repeal we're ac,uated by tie desire to le,
slavery into Kansas, as their principal il
no, their only motive iof the repeal.
No sooner had the deed been ccnsum.
mated than drunken Dary lrf, Washing
ton Ci'7 sor the avowed purpose o. ma
king Kansas slave State, and inmedi-
a,sly on his arrival in M4ssouu crganr-
z.d the Blue Lotgs TO effect that par-
pose, II had DO, bsen before organiz-
ed.) Now mark The results; a. the fl 81
election which sen. Winfield to Congress,
thousands Of HISTORIANS went over ard
voted, ADD Winfield! vas allowed to
represent, them, (the Mlssourians. A.
the election held on The 30.h Of Marct,
1855, al which The Legislators were
elected, the Territory vas again invaded
by Missourians. and Iae Free State set
tiers fofcibly driven from the polls, and
may OF them not Suffered to vote, ex-
cep, a, the peril Of their lives, and the
consequence was tina, the legislature va.
strongly ro-ssavery, and even w!4a, few
Free State men were lec,ed Il. the pc.
elai election called BY the Governor, il
those districts where was slovn al the
s'elion on The 30th, were expelled h,
che ru.iian majority, and their comrades
elected on the 30sh admitted 10 lhei
stead
This ruaiau Legislature enacted cod
.! laws for the Territory. making slav
property more sacred ,han any o. all 9th
er, Aak,ng j. . felony for any person
deny The legal existence oil slavery In .h
Territory. and 10 enforcing those laws
!, considered a sufficien, violation il
pr,.oa only speak, in favor Of maxim
Kansas a Free STATE, thus making It
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-06-21

Frsemta, A1izkio~!-Come to the
kanAs meeting At the Court House, on
Friday eve, June 9th. The signs Of
the times porsend evil. The political
skies look ominous. Slavery has thrown
down The gaunslct-,he shallenge ,ha.
there is. no such thing a. freedom under
the Constitution. and 10 this the North
mus, yield, or suffer the penalty CT bludg.
cons in Congress, muske,s, bowie-knivea
and rsvolvers in Kansas. Freedom Of
speech aud Of the press Is no longer q
righ, BY law, but the muzzle Of slavery
10 threatened w. The army Of this grsa,
nasioa. and The Treasury Of Government,
is now being lay.shed upon rufiians and
bandi,i, 10 prevent men from speaking
their ninds-for favoring liber.y--avake.
A Judge Of U. & District Cour, has
decided that slaves can Be held by law
in any state over which the u. 8. Consti-
tuition extends, and that states have no
right to abrogaie slavery within her bor-
dera. Thus is the principle OF state
rights ,rsmpled down for the sake Of sla-
very. Awake-Kansas is now the field
Of conflict, bu, the next field OF battle viii
be Iowa. Are you prepared for the
contest, To submi, the sncros chmen,s Of
slavery is to subn:. ysurselvs 10 be slaves
Gentlemen may cry peace! peace bu,
there is no peace. the ,hunders OF wal
are already heard on the plains Of Kan.
sas f; the armies OF the u S. are ged
to deprive Us Of our rights ard extend the
area Of slave Territory, At the point Of
the bayone. and mouth OF the cannon
Awake to your rights periloas times
may be upon You while you are ye, II
your slumbers.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-06-21

criminal offence foe . persoa. in this
boas.cd land Of libersy 10 speak in favor
Of liberty. or against despotism. wiz
The present laws and officers, . person y
10 danger Of losing his life o. liberty By
promalga.ing the doctrines or writings Of
Washington, Jefferson. Moaroe or Hen
ry, or mos, any Of the patriots OF the
Revolution. Bat these iaws GO further.
and make il necessary for . person to
take IN cath to support. in e6ecs, the
accursed institution before ho can cast
vote, and even further, and allow sny
person I, vote who takes said cath s0d
pays the sum OF one dollar; fairly opening
the way Tor Missourians and pro-slaveEy
voters, and closing j. TO Fee State vo-
tiers, thus cutting of oil op, orsunity tor
repeal o. amendment Of these uncoossi-
.u,,onal and syranical laws. But they
70 further. and provide that no person
WHO u consciensiously opposed to holding
slaves shall Be allowed TO sit upon . jury
on the trial Of offenders Of sxecrable
laws.
Could any lover Of liberty support such
enac,menssl Would not the least spark
Of the spiri, Of rs become FESTIVE under
such easements, which are ,mmeasura-
bly, more oppressive than those which our
revolutionary fathers resis.eds
Yet with all these enormi.ies boldly 10
view. the Crsas Democratic party Of this
nation is sustaining thsss laws and the
ruflians in enforcing them, the leaders
declare they must and shall b scforced.
and their conventions either appsobats
he dsiags Of The rui6ans or pass them By
in silence; thus giving sanction to the
action and position taken BY their lead.
ers.
Even now under their administration
and leadership the Free State settlers ere
bs:ng driven out Of the Territory, q their
property destroyed or fiilaged. in order
TO ssarve them out and thus give Kansas
over to slavery, a insendsd BY the repeal
Of the ccmpsomiss. wiiiths people sus-
tain these acts Of tyrsny and outrage, OF
will they rebuke the southern slavery
rropagandisss and their miserable ofiics
seeking ,oo's in the free States!
Every man should remember that when
be votes At the coming election. hs either
vo..s for or against these ostrages,- for
or sgainsa free Fansas; there u sew no
neusral ground, this 10 made. Shsll ola.
very Be the rule and freedom the exsep-
ton, OF rice usrsa.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-06-21

The Convention for the End Congress.
sional District, Of 10 ~, met At Cedar
Rapids, Wednesday, June 9th, and or.
ganized BY calling John Shane Of Ben.
ton CO., TO the chair, and ]. /. Enos oi
Linn, and p. Mo<iarty Of Jackson, wer.
app ,inted Secretaries
The committee appointed 10 report
permanent officers for the Convention re.
ported,
Fm President : John Shane Of Benton
Yics Presidents-E. c. BidwsR Of Du.
buque, L. G. Jedries Of Dies MONIES.
Sscraarsss--C. C., Film, OF Dubuque,
]. r. Lane Of Sect
Delegates were in attendance from
twenty counties. The Convention theE
proceeded 70. tsllot fos candidate 4
represen, his d's,rie, in Congress.
On tho ninlh tallos Timothy DAVIS o
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-06-21

NabJing AF,ay.-CiKciExArI, June
5.-GeorEe =. Buell., editor Of the Dem
ocrofsc RerieU at Washington, while ma.
king a speech las. night in front Of the
Burnet, House, denoancing the Know
No,eings and Pro-elsyeTy men. was in
.errup,ed by some one IN the crowd, with
whom he finally came to blows. In the
melee Mr.. Buell. was stabbed in the back
with . knife, which penetrated the lungs,
,nhictiDg dangerous vound.
Mr.. Buelfs condition this morning
va. critical, bleeding .awssdly having
commenced.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-06-21

RErusLIcASs, be at your posts
and come up on the 4th., to the
convention. 1t is a glorious day
aud our cause is equal to the oc.
casion. Speakers will be in at.
tendance to address you.
Come up and show your hand;
there il now ut one issue before
you, and that is heween uniyer.
sal slavery, and nou-extension:
choose We whom 70 will serve
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-06-21

Fa,nAv Evrs,xc, June 18th, IS.
Pursuant TO notice large number oil
our cit,ssns met 1t The Court House, for
the purpose Of considering affairs in
Kansas.
Judge Spicer called the meeting to
order, whereupon Mr.. SAnuzI DASasIa
was nominated President, and A. s
LYsE, See'y.
Mr.. Spicer was then called upon to
state The objects Of the meeting. ai.el
which. speeches, denuncia.ory Of the
recent ou.rages IN Kansas, were heard
from Messrs. Ca,.ell, Spicer and May.
nard.
The following resolutions were offered
BY Messrs. canell and Daniels, which
were unanimously adopted.
Resolved, That tas out.sgs psspetnAed up
On the Free State settlers IN Kassae, By IL
hordes Of slavery propsgasing mAsa0dsep, an
unprecedented In the history Of civilized a
tions and demand the stern Ts6ake aad indig
nation cf every friend Of rspohliean liberty.
Resolved, That believing - ve DO that oal
revolutionary fathers were not only jasti6abl<
10, but Ia duty hound TO resiss TIE en-
croachments Of she British government upor
their inst rights, and TO iass ct upon ait q and
representation going together, re s!sn believe
that principle still the true one, and that IL tn
government should fail q refuse 70 reudef eAl
Gent protection 10 the pefso ? and pr perty q
the people o. Kansas II will Be The duty OF II
friends Of bery N the counsYs. 10 sai thsu
the n:n and N ans n,cIsary their psotss
tioo.
Resolved, That 10 The assault upnn Sscascl
Sumner, he chsllenging OF Senator v lsoo, -
partial destruction o. kAxr snoe. the mordssi1a
anA robHag Of the Free Stats men IN kan0a
snd the sppointnent u that WOMAN murderer
Gen. Harvey, 70 superceas Cel. Ssnnse. - -
but the carrying cot Ct DougiaR threat, ~
mean 70 subdre ron"
Resolved, TAas tbs rsf1nl Of Tie Usilsd
States authOesties, civil md military, 70 protsc
The citizens of Kansas From the 0utrages nov
being coauitted upon them, fally jastinse ten
in driving cut and sxterminoti14 the eosdsl
rufiAns Who ose Gov within ths II TO dr., M
se hereby tender - TIE Frss Seate mco on
sympathy, md II need Be, material cd. 70 ena
be thsu - protect thsnselves Iron further ont
rageA
On motion. the meeting adjourned 70
NEE, in two weeks from tonight.
A. 8. LYsR, Sec.