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t.eh q our narly ard onr no.lian.
Mr.. ronreR's SPEECH.

Mr.. Porter, on presenting himself, also recei-
we'd with much applause. He said that il he We're
the most namiable OF men, he could no, feel other
wise than We'll towards his fellow citizens on such
an occasion the present. lie could do nothing but
return his thanks. This he did, he said, sincerely
and cordially, and perhaps also somewhat disnter-
estedy for the vote for Mayor only has been recev-
ed and be had yet little knowledge OF the result IN
regard the Solicitor, other officers the city
ticket. But we have certainly secured the Mayor,
and a majority in both branches OF Councils. That
is somethng-almost everything.
trust, said he, further that from this day new
order of things will date that corruption will be
banished from our municipal affairs, and become an
unknown word; that extravaganza will be checked
that hitherto enormous expenditures will be di-
mnished, and that better system of government
will be introduced into every department of the city
affairs trust also that the principles OF oppo-
sought peaceful and happy country from admira-
insult and drrison, because they did not cone here
by the accident of birth. No, gentlemen, such doe
times are now at an end. W. shall hear no more oi
the Know Nothing party. They may attempt 10 as
sumo some new form, and appear 10 some new gnise,
but under this aud in This evil form, they will
never appear again.
As for myself, asked TO vote for me, nor
made promises, and will make none now, pre-
ferrng 10 aet rather than promise. For the present
can only again thank you, fellow citizens. for the
generous support you have gwen the ticket, (Which
do most sIncerely,) and wish You good night.
The assemblage addressed by other gentle
men, and at late hour adjourned Pen"syiru"ian
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Ifany man is SO far ''behnd the times as to
believe that MIR. BUCHANAN could not command
more than his own party's vote, let him read
the following from the Philadelphia Worth Il
mericaa the while: that the
North american is not only the leading Whig
paper in Pennsylvania, but of the most in
fuential Wbig papers in the United States It
says
.sThe retrospect of his public life, criticised
as ii may be-and we have often had occasion
to dissent from his opnions--shows no act, or
word, or thought of infidrliiy to the ConSitu-
ton or the Union, threatened as il sometimes
Seems to have been, in varions quarters, and
through houi there has been The performance Of
active duty as Representative, as Senator, as
Cabinet Minister, and in private council. Mr..
Buchanan has too high national position in
this, which practically should not be disrrgar
ded, that absence on lie service, for the last
three years, while be has never disguised his
opinions, has made him, in a great drgree, eX-
empt from immediate eXcitemeuts, and has ena-
bed him TO regard, and perhaps control them,
by placid and patriotic wisdom, through the in
iluence of this very exemption. His diplomat
c conduct, at a critical iunctnTe Of international
affairs, is highly and Justly esteemed. There
has been a prevalent sense of comfort and Secu-
ritv every moment that Mr.. Buchanan repre-
sented us abroad. We were sure Of his integri-
ty, has discretion, his appreciation to an eminent
degree OF the risks and dangers which proud yet
peace-loving nations run as they drift nearer
aad nearer to the edge of that whirlpool which
often pngulis and always damages and above
all, we were sure Of his keen sense Of that sem
iiment ot-honor, delicate and acute, that throbs
in every pulse of the American heart, and
WHOSE very SensitiveneSs may BE- sometimes slim
nated and abused by designing or lnconsidrIate
men. OF all this we We're Sure,--and now that
the trust is executed, and, so far as his agency
can affect them, all our expectations realized,
the nation thanks and welcomes him. Penn
sylyania too has great reason TO be proud OF him,
and to renew the kind greeting she has SO often
given him. 1t is not easy TO avoid. or TO use
without fear of misconstructlon, phrases which
party has stereotyped, bat in broader and
more generous sense than it was ever used be-
fore, We can with precision say, that Mr.. Bnch-
anan is welcomed back as Pennsylvania s'ia-
yorite son." Pennsylvania is proud of him: and
what Pennsylvania does not always do, she
means TO say so, and to say il with an acclaim
louder and wider than has ever been heard be-
fore. for there is local sentiment operating in
his behalf much stronger than political organi-
cation ever aroused. 1t is a sentiment, too, that
we trust will not be triffed with. The city OF
Philadelphia--if we may venture so TO describe
il, the once Wing CITY of Philadelphia cordi-
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CLARksylLLE, BrrLgg Co.. Iowa, I
April 10, 1886.

GES. BOWMAN -
Dear Sir-G have frequently been addressed
with various interrogatories from my friends IN Bed
ford county, respecting this far, Ear west--particu-
iarly in regard 10 that portion IN which now live
the price OF land, its agricultural resources, &c. 10
all these inqulrng friends would willingly write
separately, if leisure permitted: but, il i, have
thought that the insertion in your paper of general
letter, applicable them ALL would be the speediest
way of complying with their request, and perhaps
II might be interesting TO many Of your readers who
contemplating cesteyn homc.
general description OF the whole State Is scarce
ly necessary, iocak sketch will give very cor
rect idea OF its typography for it is
"Gf such equal beauty by nature sen,''
A part the whole will represent.
My remarks, therefore, will be confined entirely
to Butler county. This county is situated in the
North Western part Of the State-l20 miles west Of
Dubuque, and 10 miles North West of Iowa City
1t forms part OF hr lovely valley of the Cedar-the
garden spot of Iowa. 1t is watered by numerous
creeks, the principal OF which is the Shell Rock-a
fine stream abounding in fish, and atioriiHg many
cellent WATERPROOF ers The land OF this county Is
mostly high, rolling prairie, with fertile so from
10 feet deep-produeing abundaRtly Wheat, Rye,
Oats, Corn, Potatoes, street potltosS, Melons, &c.
The last named vegetables cannot be surpassed,
by the sunny south. A scarcity OF timber * the
great deficiency in of western States {:
this is so in Iowa. although there Is abundance for
farming and mechanical purposes. This. perhaps,
tuTal State, it not that the rerent development
of extensive coal mines within her limits, show that
nature has amply prepared for this seeming defect.
These mines have already been opened and long
coal will be the common fuel Of Iowa.
Cnimproved land can be bought IN this part of the
State for from So to s. per acre. Timber and i'm
proved lands will average $40 10 $50 per acre.
Carksville. the county seat of Butler county, IS a
HourIshing little year 0d village. 1t has over
800 inhabitants and is rapidly increasing. The coun-
ty building and upwards of 10 dwellings will 90 up
in our town during the present summer.
Progress is the characteristic oi the wesi It l.
particularly so of our county. With her energetic
citizens and natural advantages she Is determined 10
hecome OF the FIRST agricultural counties in Iowa.
This is the State for the poor but industrious farmer
and mechanic. Though Of limited means, yet by
industry they can obtain a foothold that will be a
foundation for future wealth and prosperity. Ii a
panorama of fertile plains-lhis great garden OF
the west, could pass before some OF the 10 l-worn
sons of Bedford county who for years have laboreh
on barren wastes where vegetation 10 have
sed, they would bid adiep to their sterile hills
and seek home in This pia RE land.
Respectfully yours,
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Political Temperance ExempliGied!

Mr.. JORDAN, the Senator from this District, who,
for years, has been the leader of the OF PRO
HlBITlON, voted for a License Law, lat Winter,
which authorizes the sale of Liquor by the glass,
and which re-estabIishes Ale and Beer Houses-and,
when asked in open Court, Saturday last if an
eatng-house for the sale of Beer and Ale, (hat
the pont,) was necessary in Bedford Borough, he de-
lberately declared tat IL rms, to the utter amaze
ment Of those who had known his former views on
the liquor traffic. Jonv MowEH, Esq, maintained
his character for consistency and integrity this
subject by positively and indignantly repudiatng the
idea that any such drinking house necessary in
Bedford, and expressed his surprise that Temperance
men should advocate such an establishment. This
he done however, without casting any personal i'm
putation upon the gentleman applying for thelicense.
Mr.. Jordan will now have to seek some other hnns-
bug aid his political aspirations, of which, howev
er he always seems to have an abundant supply on
hand will be seen by referring to the proceedings
of little Know Nothing meeting held Bedford on
Tuesday evening of the Court, of which he was the
head, front and centre having moved organization,
reported its resolutions and done up It's speaking in
the oit Emiiiar style. Whilst Mr. Jordan professedo TO
be bitterly opposed TO the extension of the siaec
power, he was fusom in his praises of A. !. Donel
son, who boasts himself the owner of HUNDRED
NEGRO SLAVES! Hunlbug is the only weapon
employed against the Democracy.
CG7-Col. L. A. BoYD resigned the Office OF District
Attorney for Bedford County last Friday after
noon, and Oh Saturday morning the Court announced
the appointment OF q. H. STANG, Esq, to fill the
expired term, who took the oath OF Office and entered
upon It's duties Mr. BoYDintends locate in the West
where, we hope, ne will meet with success commensu-
rate with his abilities Lawyer, and his dpporment
as gentleman. lie leaves Bedford with the regrets
of all our citizens. AS public officer he dischar-
ged his duties promptly and with integrity.
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SPECIAL. NOTICE.

ALL persons indebted TO the firm OF kCfl
& OSTER are respectfully and dearnestly rrqufs,
ted to make immediate payment. Ibosf "uo ~
are no prepared 10 pay The cash, can se''lF y
note but in all instances there must be se',,r ,t
ment. The books are in The hands OF D. ",
Rupp, for collection, and must positively n a9
closed. Our friends who are IN arrears W.
please consult their interest BY attending 10 'a1
notice at once, and not put us under lh4 -"
pleasant necessity of making them pay e0s'S'
Bedford, MAY Is, lS56-2m.
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Coming Cut I!

GI7~During last week, gentleman OF high charac-
ter, resident OF Bedford County, informed that
he had been deceived into the Know Nothing ranks,
but that ne had left them forever satisfied that the
whole thing Is trand opon the Democratic party,
and gull trap to deceive unsuspecting
He says that every Democrat in his neighborhood
who had joined the order has left it III disgust. A
lutheran Minister, not resident Of the county, ook
him ia
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Tsse Vest e,hiIdrerA Found.

Gg-By note from Col. f. d. BEEGI.E, dated May
s, we learn that the lost children of Mr.. Cox were
found the morning of that day, near the saw-mill
oi John Conrad Esq. under tree, both dead, and
supposed TO have been dead for several days They
were only about % miles from home. HARRISON
WYsoyG and IAcaB DIBERT the persons who
found their remains. II is asserted that Mr.. Wy
song had dream indicating the place where the
children were, of which he informed Mr.. Dibert
the next morning, and in proceeding 10 the place
there they were, sure enough Ii i, great con>o-
lation to all to know that they have been found, and
that they not devoured by Wild beasts. We
deeply sympathse with the parents in this sad be-
reavement, but their loss is the eternal gain of their
innocent little children, who henceforh and for
ever at rest, in their fathers mansion high.
The finding of these children has materially dam
aged the rawtaj of certain KNOW NOTiINGS, who
had industriousy circulated rel or. which, We have
doubt, was believed by many OF their deuded
bre'hern, vz:-that they bad been kidnapped by
Catdohc Institution in Cambria county, with the
view of converting the toys into NINS!!! The X.
\. s'Hgh Priest' who started that report should at
once be rewarded with leather medal indicative
of his capacity to eSrHie Atcric1 -
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FsAR EgEER.

On the morning ofthe 18th, by The Rev. H..
Benedict, MIR. JonN SpRoAr aud Miss SorHla
SELLERS, daughter of Maj. Joseph Sellers.
Qp Accompanying the above notice we re-
ceived large and elegantly iced Brides Cake,
which had not been despoiled by the knife, an
evidence Of the fine taste and judgment of the
Bride. May prosperity attend them through life.
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G7 We congratulate the public upon the acceptance
OF the appointment Of District Attorney by 6. IL.
SPANG, Esq, who, we are satisfied, will make one
OF the most efficient officers invested with that
trust in Bedford County. All things TO
move in harmony with ;he future success OF the
principles of the Democratic Party.
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~ A Fg Hp gE D:

On the 29th, ut., in Martinsburg, BY the
Rev. ]. Heller, Mr.. ZEDepEE RcHaRps OF
Williamsburg, 10 Miss JANE a. STYLES OF the
former place.
Holidaysburg papers will please copy
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DEMocRAr1c STATE CENTRAI CoaaIrTEE.-lhe he
Democratic State Central Committee will meet at
the St. Charles Hotel, in Pittsbarg, on Monday The
25th of this month full attendance is requested
on business of great importance.
JOHN w. FORNEY, Chairman.
Gg~The first Quarterly Meeting of the VI. +.
Church OF Bedford for the present Conference year,
will commence next Saturday evening at the usu-
al hour. 1t was postponed two weeks on account OF
The Illness of the Pastor, Mr. GiRsoy, who has recov-
cred from his attack. The Presiding Elder, Mr..
Collins, will not be present, owing 10 official en-
gagemehts elsewhere. His place will be filled, how
ever, by one who comes him as any other
man in the Baltimore Conference, so that no disap-
poiutment VIII occur this point, however much
the people would be gratfed TO hear once more the
thrilling eoquence o: JonS a. COLLINS, who is Ia
vorie every where, and especallyin Bedford.
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Fellow Citizens-Yonr congratulations are most
agreeable to me, because they me that the
thinking and independent OF the rity have
ted on their convictions OF right. claim merit,
personal TO myself, producing the resnlt you
Announces character which have tried 10 preserve
blameless, Is my only merit
The result of this election is not party vic
tory. Ii is OF higher and nober motives. The peo-
pie, disgusted with pretensions without principle,
have preferred party with principles, 10 bankrupt
cy. The Democracy has been aided by the patriot
Ism OF men who care nothing for party names, it
sound, practical principles known to regulate it,
we thank them for their support. We rejoice
that secret enemies 20 constitution and ou- VS.
have been prevented from longer administering the
afialrs OF the city of Philadelphia, the city of the
Declaration of independence.
Il rs neither the time nor the occasion to say any
more to you now. Let be calm, respectful and
discreet. Let us be tested not by words but by
deeds Let us set example that. in vio;ory or de-
feat, we ay understand the responsibilities that at
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Mr. Esuchanan's Popularity.

CHAS. \. BANNAN.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-05

Al held Gaur.sirr II,n.- al,
Monday the 'u day ~ January 1856 the following
81 Major " C,DrsI T,.u..
hhr""pi were offered by MAJOR wa H. rA,ero ordered
b. "a
HslTrd prut,nui .orroN
death of Mayor William Perrin Tor many years
Jlc "lt'tN ,"dr, who,
os his ig~ every duty which he owed society aud
ON - shial ir called
10y the 81
her e"caroi himself To community who long irporc
los
HeIe r't this Court ha- heard deep ~ rrc,u
de II Colonel Ih"uitr HarSol. Justice ufuhs
la 'ui impartial Mtgtra', good ctI,
WAT '""r anl Tie community have Sustained als,y los.
Iutu.ly
Rc~Fr"f That that's Court -yipiL-s kcrty
ianli"s 81 Tie
uc these Tr-nuos testimonial OF It's sympathy Their
1rr"~ aud further testimonial the
- rce'sc that tr-r resolutions be pubill
CoPy-Tcs,e
mai Il CIRy
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DIED.

h; Isia;Ai Eliot yfs ss a s9S 9.%S s
oslisd II: Ss. ' he i.ss
no- .nls,. ,a., which reaaa, for tho psSpi.
Sn-Ao'folk papers please copy
residence OF .r husband. County Of Holloway ON
NJ s ., r,ss', $50 ate, P,o',se'sd .si p.sfl a..
.ad a. nenih. Ny the death lady.
,yl.lsa She acted -,l he,
1s ut AZ. %ossf .s va. saeio9.,s and good hsr
lsav,. children o her loss.
~ Lynehburg papers please copy.
low & e S% hSay fsi a rsYL S Dc
on u the tate Ro1t Taylor Esa In the thirty Of hi.
the Of the ssab ul,mo Mis-. ANNIE SCOTT nj IN.
year Of hes are.
srrcE. formerly Inspector OF TsSsec" in rar@,ls
Ia r.ines, county. Feb 81. Mrs SUSAN FESrREss
Ia TIA s>h year Of her
On Mniy night the 18th ut LEILA WATSON youngest child
AMI s"nis twenty days.
N. saturday. Inst after Iony and p.nfu IN
year .i her
pnS ~s.. Capt JANIS skiSNks aged - yrs
Ga Monday morning Is elto riiir NELSON PAIr, second
rng -er i no s.. oppose. than many other. to pd-er~.ae
and Of Waning 70 hs 9s a. ny alone can E,Gs by
h,, III, silence Of the tomb fpa all it, mute and ell
ncou,. sih"a, notice it, .naieed Suddenly
VIA, hIles. such Philip
whch
PAY hienls, he
crcuy to
hin had had
rs'r Il Ia e God who IT. aid his form lay
wrap quiet sluub What lesson il here conveyed
ye a' r'iy Tor Ia such ri hour think the Man
cone a. a. he the lagsge i God Ia this dPen.stou
Providence How ij
the ,niy of all earthly hopes
Ats death is to the parents Of the irra.ed they have
AbdnI,n consolation In the hope their prayer.
their ibid aud those prayer
have iranci that ohhi for Heaven" frey may nns
wN Grirs AMI sytnpaih1ns hearts echo
b. 'iiiut for the comfort which pous
VI hv'f dear departed boy Thrown early anil
ehs aud the temps Of he
IA, Of life Which, Christian, he
hi, privilege ala To hu il-
s1" a." atssk but pleasure and ti l fully eS-ipihc
Ia a. ucrcour- with others and In h' daily
Polite Ocl,tns and Oblgng TrNdy 81 Kindness
Tout ui the ucrn pleasures OF life, social
feeas' lac na Tor bscf friends who respected aud Low
him while living aud unt,unsly cad.
II have found th- Joys Of Heaven,
Angel band,
To head a given,
Aud a harp l. ia my hand.
l have learned the he sing,
Whom Jesus hath made fse.
And tie Eo'iou. hall ni Heaven ring
WITH my u-s born ,niu-trt,-y "
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Nj airline - EWS.
PORT or RICHMOND. MAR. !. iSs6.

ARRIVED,
Steamship Roanoke, Skinner, New York, mdse and pas
sengers
S'hr Four Sisters Scott Eastern Shore, oats
SAILED.
Steamship Roanoke, Skinner, Now York, ndsc and pas
sengers
Schr. Chas p Brown Haywood, New York. -four and
feed.
S'hr. Moon Light, Knapp, New York, flour &c
Schr. Only Daughter. Robbins, light.
Schr. Sea Gull, Rippon, Eastern Shore light
Schr. Oakland, Frey, Norfolk nails aud hoop poles.
Schr. American Clipper, Wyatt, Back River, light.
Schr. Gerlninm. Johnson. Hlck Rivcr light
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AREh'i-A teegruphic despatch received frou
Baltimore c" days ago, requesting police be Oh
the lookout Tor fugitive who had stolen a valuable gold
watch aud sulE o money ia that city. \ mam named
Lewis Bluemcnek has been arrested the charge aud
Will be examined 10y the Mayor on the 9Th inst.
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STEALING CLUrnINS.-A named Philip Il Minor
charged with stealing coat and sundry other articles vi
clothing, vi the total value of 1925, from VIM W Price
o tile 10TH o February examined 10y the Mayor yes
teray aud rrancd Jail await the Grand Jury term.
vi She HIsting, Court.
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SrRNG fasHioyThe Ladies' agt.ied with rcy.rd TO
TIE fashions for the Spring, aud dem duty faithful
chroucls 20 help them out by the production
ss"hs That may under observation.
bold ~ n t@ir the ttsteuy alfred Mrs
Pger@ Of San Francisco described Pn1 wsrr
while crap Ulufou, with eighteen dDuuccs prnhy ,r.
h"errd 'nis -tt oicd on the side boquct sv,--
mrhFncs Her bodice ~ tahbnt
phcusun Of orange culorsi antique the
head dr-s- composed 81 cabbage ay with turn
gH HdHrd 1uia small boned turkey secured golden wire
Nv 1dfrc dhnF crowned The structure" No wands that Pover.
gaEci upon her with compliment pride