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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-03-07

r re IOWA.
CED KCOTSTY
% Ro.+r, Lyons and all others concerned
n OTLE II hertty ven that the Chicago,
~ Iowa ana Nebra.ka kailrosd have located
be line ot t. road over and across tue south
west. quarter S-etlan twenty. tosnshlp eighty
two. raaga txa west o. The Fifth principal mrr,
dan IL Is understood that said tract b-loDg.
to one Rohert Lyons 1T Ohio L. il ieye'i
that sad owner is an resident of this STATE
aa; IN notioei il given In order tina, ieoce. d
invs m " be hai for the a-e-ssGeat OF dam g..s
occasipns hy th., location Il aid line ~ afor
I'D; rs Is provided by the laws OF the STATE OF
Iowa
CHICAGO Iowa AND NgBRA IA RAILROAD,
By It's Attorney,
Feb 14th 1871. N b BAKER
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Feb 18th, 1857.

STATE OF IOWA,
CEDAR COUNTY.
10 whom IL may concern.
NOTICE IL hereb, given that the Chicago Iowa
/ and Nebraska Railroad have loo ate the l. e
OF It's Rad over aud aeross the north east quar-.
ter of the south vest quarter Of Section one town.
ship eighty one, range one wsst OF the fifth prin.
eipal meridian. The owner of said tract Is un.
known to the officers OF said railrosd company
Il is believed that the owner Is non resident VI
this State and this notice 10 eiyen In order tina,
proceedings mny lie had tor the assessment OF
damages oeessoned By the lota.ion OF id line
as Aforesaid; As Is provided by the laws Of the
State OF Iowa.
CHIeAso. Iowa AND NEBRA ASIA RAILROAD,
By its Attorney
Feb. 18th. 1857. N. Il BAKER
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Feb f4th iN7.

STATE OF IOWA,
CEDAR COUNTY.
Notice to w. W. Bebee and oil others concerned.
MOTTO E IL hereby given that slle Chicago. low a
~ and Nebraska Railroad have located the line
Of its rad over and the soath west quarter
o!the north west quarter Of section Ihins.fout,
Township Eighty-tao o, range enc vest OF the 5tn
principal meridian Ii IL understood that SAID
tract belongs I" one W. W Bebee Of caaiz, Ohio
Ii IL believed that the owner il non resident al
this STATE AMI this notice is given in order tina
proceedings may be had for the assessment OF
damages accustomed BY the location OF said line
as aforesaid; as Is provided by the laes of the
state of Iowa
CHICAGO Iowa AND NEBRASKA RAILROAD,
BY It's Attorney.
Feb 18th 1857. N e BAKER
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10 ESPECTFULLY calls he affection Of the
IL public 10 their splendid assortment Of ssmi-
grand a d square Pianos, which, for Volume Of
tone elasticity Of touch, beauty Of finish n
short, everything that renders Piano perfect,
are unsurpassed. They were awarded the Are,
premiums for both kinds, in competition with
the most distinguished max RS from Boston,
Philadei phia. New York, and Baltimore
Nsw TkIuMPH SUBWAY Sons were
awarded the first premium Gold Medal, at The
recent fair in the crystal Palace, for the bed
Pianofortes, over all mpetitors 39,iy.
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During CERTAIN ga o - of 'h- Yea t Q body
undergoes marked changed. the Liver - ames
torpid aston, the blood reqlires purif. NJ aud
she whole system to be reverted. Hurley's
Sarparilla In remedy of superior excstl-aes
Is specially nd .pted for th. purpose, aud the
best article N nufactared Laraca r. Hsraed
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WE have iu.t opened New and splendid
w Assor, mcht % CiotHIH0 4 CENr's
FrRNr.HfSo Gaop.. IN the New Brick Bloch,
four doors east If Swstland,s Upton. io~a.
TIE people Of Old Cedar ana the rect {
nansind, are respectfully invited TO call and
Examine our stock u - 81 -.
Deer Cots Dress Ce1ts, shofcls. Tdlmas 0~1
Bnsiaess Coats, Pasfs and rests--4aH
ksals,s Shuts. Drape,s Gioces, HeAe, X.
.A C,arnfs C2etas & Cassincrss, So
Sotiaetn Tsfngs &C., &c.
We have also fine lo' OF boots Il ShNeo,
for men, women and childrea. Hats and CAps,
Traaas, Carpet Sacks Umbrellas, etc. a.
In fact We have ale osi every article you will
fnd ! gener I Clothing and Furnishing Es.
adjustment. Garments made to order, on short
notice, ca Our prices will be low and aIi.
form, striving 10 We up 10 the principle II
m-u. Fair peaing Uith AM ..s...
whereby we hope to merit aud obtain share
Of the public patronage. $40 @
Nov. Is, 's6. att. NANNY l. lNGMAN.
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h - Our spring term Of Court opens on Oh
18th or April the time.

"a WnfoN.-We Thick II doubtful whether al
ofoar Cedar County folks know how much Of a
plaoe Wilton b getting TO be. Certain II Il
hey have several hotels ard quite number o.
business houses prominent among which II that
d ~. Rider uormtrly Rider and sanf I'd. J
III. Rider il doing large trade in the 'goods''
llns, having stock In trade to do it with, and
keeps up his stock ~ well a. can conveniently
b done. Berides this be has q lumber yard I'D
joining his store, At Viii n 10 lamoT Of sl KIDD
- b had 1t Rsv rprices Mr.. Rider Il also .
Notary Pubic, and Land Agent, icing & cd
isdustrious business man keeps business move
In about him. See his adv't.
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Feb. 18th, 1851.
STATE OF IOWA,

STATE WF IUWA,
CEDAR COUNTY. aH.
To william Cook and all othors concerned.
NOTICE IL hereby given that the Chicago Iowa
~ and Nebraska Railroad have loo stea the line
vi lis road over and across tue north west aariel
Of the south east quarter Of Section thirty four
Township eighty two, range one west al the Filth
principal meridian aud over and across the north
east On .rter Of the south west quarter Section
thirty four township eighty two range one west
Of the Fifth principal meridian. 1t Is understood
that the owner Of said tracts is William Cook
whose residence is unknown to the officers Of
said railroad company. II is believed that the
owner L. Nonresident Of this State, ani this
notice 10 given in order that proceedings may be
had for the Asse ssrnent OF damages oecasionsd by
the location of the line Al aforesaid; Is is proy-
ded by the laws of the STATE Of Iowa.
CHICAGO, Iowa AND NEsaAsKA RAILROAD,
By its Attaraey,
Feb l4th 1857. n b. BAKER
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Feb. 18th 1857.

STATE OF IOWA
CEDAR COUNTY,
Notice to John d. snearer AID all Others con
eeraed
NOTICE Ii hereby given that the Chicago Iowa
~ and Nebraska Railroad have located the lin
Of its road over and the south east aud the
southwest quarters Of the south west qua ter OF
Sec. thiFty.t i've township Eighty two range one,
west OF tie fifth principal feridian. tits anher-
stood that SAID tract belongs to one John u.
sEesrer. whose residence il unknown to the off.
cefs Of said railroad company 1t Is believed that
the owner is nonresident VI this state, and this
notice /. given i'll order that procee dings may be
had iot tile assessment OF damages accustomed by
the location Of said line atoresaid; as il pro-
sided by the laws Of the State of Iowa
CHICAGO, Iowa AND NEBRASKA RAlLnoAp,
by It's Attorney
Feb 18th 1857. n. II. BAKER
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Printers complete outfits. as we have
The Northwestern Type -Agency,
type and material Oh hand; also oaiy agentsfor
Hoes Printing Presses in this region. Persons
purchasing from us will have their good deliv
cred in Davenport, II desired. When you come
to the river don't forget to call over
II. A. PORTER 4 BROTHER,
nl,1y. Rock Isiaad
Hse's Prssss 4 White Type Agency.
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FACTS FOR The PEOPLE,
Demonstrated at a. .".
kiser, Crew & Turner's Cash Store,

Demonstrated at e. 4
kiser, Crew & Turner'S Cash Store,
1 T which can be seen and bought very low
n for Cash, or Produce. every article that
ough, TO be kept in a Store House. We invite
the attention Of all to our
IMMENSE STOCK OF GOODS. 49,,
Being determined to sell all kinds ef Dry
Goods, and most kinds Of Groceries, as lew az
they can be fought at the River towns--and
anxious 10 build up the trade Of Tiptor, we
adopt the MOTTO;
'"Sn,aH traits and Ready Pay"
Thus are we enabled TO compete with Daven-
port ~ Musca'ine, aud give to our numerous
customers, Ito whom we ret,rr our sincere
thanks for reir hberal patronage during The
past year,, bargains, that will warrant
continuance Of their favor. We have neither
lime or space 10 na,se all our goods-l1 900
yds. fast colored caiico.. new styles, 10 IL
Is; l. $50 yds Bro. Muslin, y'd wide, I to ~
cts. We will sell an excellent ar icle Br..
Mus, y i wide IL yds. for 81 90 Coffee, ST..
gar and Tea at Davenpo tpr.ces. a-a
90 prs. Ladies com. d dress Bostces. 90 to 49,
$40 Mems " h~e Boots. 200 to go
s o Chiidren's com ard dress shoes. good
and cheap. Ready Made Clothing for 2,2S0 men
| and boys: Hats aud Caps, new styles tor a,300
ID q r IN M u d.
That as we do CASH business business. we
can afford 10. and WILL sell Goods lows than
we could on long rents. We vii, Ia &C ooIn-
modate our customers. sell them Goods al n-t
prices, on a ninsty days note We hate Book
accounts, and so do buyers generally. The doy
Of Settlement, Ike Judgment srt.i come and un
happy the man uho IS not prepared for II.
One void 10 the Ladiei, 10 whom we owe
special thanks for past patronage: for them. we
keep every article OF Dress and Fancy Goous.
an endless variety Of paramettas, French aud
English Merinos, DeIaInes, Gro. De. Rhine,
L,s'rine and Sat Duchiu silks, from 30 cts. 10
50 per yard. I VS. -
Fab aud Winter Bonne,s and F7o,pers
oNE WORD MORE.
Of the few ar sicles OF summer goods now on
hand We will sell 1T p' ecis.iy cot and trans
portation; now aribg on your money and get
the worth of il We went charge you much
for Goods anyhow, and nothing Tor sho lng
| them. Finally, customers,
j. b. Ed " ards, who stands az the head
Of his prot. ssicn. a. Tailor, cuts clothes
for eur customers and warrants eyery Job So
proud is of his reputv'ion, I've couldn't sleep
It he should fail to please! tnat's all
respectfully submitted to candid public.
sept. 80. 36n KlStR, CREW TURNER
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Xo)1tIn.S.

r Offer for sale all my Town property, together.
/ or in lots to suit purchasers. And also q farm
three miles East OF Upton on Sugar Creek we'll
tmbered. and well watered, one Of the best stock
farms in Iowa, over one hundred acres broke and
fenced dwelling House and good well Of wa
ter, containing 4s6 acres.
For terms Of sale call on the undersigne in
Upton. e. sa.. q sa.-s JOHN III. STAR
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81 AIED III IOWA,
CEDAR COUNTY.
Notice To whom it msy concern.
NOilGE Is hereby given that the Chicago
~ Iowa aid Nebraska Raj road have located
line OF it's ruad and across the soath cas-,
AMI the South west quarters of the South East
ar.er, and the north east north west. and ssutl
sAst quarters OF the souths est quarter Of Section
twenty nine, Township Eigaty-tsp, range one
sest of the Fifth pIiacpa meridian. The ownel
ef each OF sai4 tracts is unknown TO the officer,
Of laid Railroad company, bai 1t IL believed tina
the said owner IL nonresident OF this state.
ihis notice is given in order that proceeding =
may be had for the assessment of damages oeca
stoned by the location OF SAID line ~ aforesaid
As 10 provided By the laws of tie State Of Iowa.
CHICAGO. Iowa AID NEsRaskA RAILROAD,
By It's attorney,
Feb 18th 1857. N. II. BAKER.
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STATE OF IONA.
CEnAR nllyNTY

s rznss es ch d9IwA 11ega7ats2
To J:G Boon and al othen concerned
NO1NE Ishereby given that the Chicago Iowa
! and Nebrasks Railroad have lora ed the line
Of ts read over and acysee Ne eosth west oaar.
ter % section twsneftwO.s n townshiy oiGhty swo
range two west of tAeAih pa1acipsi meridian.
II u uodefsaeod said trac,
belongs to None J. q. Been az Ohio. /,
y believed that said owner ID Aon-rSaident o,
this State, aud this notice II given In order tina,
proceedings may be had fur the aasesement ri
damages occasioned BY the LOT alton Of said line
:. I resaid: ~ y provided BY the lava Of the
CHICAGO. Iowa AND NEaR AsxA RAr,soAp.
BY IT'D Attorney, tszaw
March tn, 1887, -. N. b DAKER.
STATE OF IOWA, st. go Mas# Hsef4
CEDAR COUNTY. ttat1ass s'r4n1 =a1 stae aaa =
Notice tn Isaac Boon and IN others &C ncernea
NOTICE Is hereby given that the Cuica a. o low,
IN and Nebraska Railroad have located the line
OF lss road over and across the south east and
south vest quarters Of the south east quarter OF
section twenty one. township number eight,
two OF range number two west Of the fifti
principal meridian. 1t Ii understood that said
tract belong to one Isaac Boon oftpbio. II Ii be
lieved that the owner is Nonresident Of this
Stat, and this notice was given in order tina,
proceedings may be had for the assessment O.
damages oceasioned by the location Of said lin,
as aforesaid; As is provided by the laws Of the
State Of Iowa.
CHICAGO, Iowa AND NrssAsxA RAsLnoAp
- BY ito Attorney.
March 7th 1857 N. B. BAKER.
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STATE OF IOWA.

STATE OF IOWA.
CEDAR COUNTY.
To whom II may concern
NOTICE is hereby given that the Chicago, Iowa
and Nebraska Railroad have located the line Of
ts road over aud aeross the north east quarter II
the north west quarter Of section twenty four
township eighty-t~o, range four west oil the fifth
principal meridian. and over and across the south
west quarter dissection thirteen township eighty
two, range ives. oil The 9th principal meridian
aad and across the vest oil the northeast
quarter oil section fifteen and the north quar-
ter 9l section fifteen. said section being in town
ship eighty two, range west oil the 5th principal
meridian and over and across the north east quar-
ter oil the south east quarter oil section light. tow
ship eighty two, range west Oh the 5th principal
meridian Til onwneTs OIL said tracts are IN
known to the officers OIL said railroad company.
II il believed that said owners are n8n-feside n,s
oil this state and this notice II given in order thai
proceedings may he had Tor tina assessment oil
damages occasioaed h. the location oI said line
as aforesaid; a. is provided by the laws oil the
Staae of ioua.
CAICLs0, Iowa AND NEBRASKA RAILROAD,
BY its Attorney,
Feb. i4th, 1857, N. BBAkER
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u. =. FINLEY, 6. DwIRE. VIC F8SIE
SCOTT NUR SERY,
DNVenpOrt, Iowa.

EINLEY & DAiRE, proprielors, d-alars u
L 'rnit and ornamental tees, Towering plants
Ever ,resns, h.dg. plants, Seeds, etc.
Orders received by
r. NJ. Lone, p. NJ, Upton !:
BURROWS. PKETrYaAs BAgcocx, Iowa Cisy;
NEssNoRE 4 hEi-I, West Libeft4 :.
GEO. W HUMPHREYS, Moscow.
j. s. BETTER, Springvillc /:
j. ULMsrEAD, Aaamosa;
J. MITCHELL Lisbon !:
50 Il S. GOODRICH Agent for Scott Nursery.
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FLOUR, FLOUR.

A FIRST RATE article of Family Fiour can
Il always be had at the Upton lirr Mills,
Il rs cents per hundred lees than IL Can b.,
bought .isea here. All order left al the Mil
will b. promptly disposed Of, and the -four de
sversd In any part OF Upton We have also on
band Backaheat -four, Corn Neil, and ali sorts
# feed. We also do custom ", rk Whoa
n ound tor every eighth sbnsh4i and Corn tor 10
'ehts per hnsh.i q, # STOUT dSHEARth
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A COOP Brick maker In wanted at Cambridge,
IA Cedar co Iewa. to put up several kilas u
Brick, the coming season. Apply to
I. I'll MCCULLOUGH b GO.
. ~-. @s.....a .Ns.n ~ s~# Cambridge. @z&
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lie hs'nsd w." ever ,leo sr sra rsv.- n.' .,e-,'
session two hrud % e. aesrs III. ,irtu~ al s6,s
twenty rn3sa eotson
o. % shse bottle viii cure tbs ~oss Kind VI saslss -
TIVE 10 three bottle. vii; Or III. .,s. NJ Of s;as
-" eot,. are 10 cure re worst s.Ai ss hs
Ibes 70 eve Lo.siss ~rrausa to Ii.
Two bo..ls. are warranted ss cure =. h,>. 10
Two bottles running Of n. so
-Four Sctl.rs ~.r.,s.d to eps asA
On" eou. vi cure s4@iy srnssien = tn. .Ain.
or thres htt.s warranted to cue tic vsrs ssss
Two thr.s he'hss warranted 30 car. tie dep
IN to ,oar boz les warranted TO care the -,
~ to stsa, hattles wil 'hs scrou'a
ben. fit q "i~a's ssr.en I'd on -. nr-s b. tie Al
per ec' cure Is warranted wh.n.se ts seess ea"osss =
cfn, o Bosic: h o~ TIE rsts tin y y case. ;.
s1~~ftr vi x insa.h ere ., sure VIII this '~-
sm.l ,.~a.s speak, for It. i TIE. two ,hl 9 s..,
his hes ,hs, nrys"s su'r'isfns ]. hnh sre~"
s. ~" ms never s-.a a ri ss
-. 70 ans ass - .s A., graz,
ma ity q the sbe ~ vii, s,.s ths' IA .pA, y;
.sia owe, ,eou.-' q eattlr. d.,ofh.
I'm. o. hs -h is's d. s.'', Who , ,.ss s.tn !. y.
Of .d'ciaes sksh There antve,si
II ny or p, e,iss .--y.l,s. ie',y f., ,.p,er.
su nee IT, ,,s s.. - s na MY ne. m
D cied
a. o. pii~p etss disease which Away.
considered abb have b. e. ty . + beitfts q.
whs IL ~ prov. fl nal n all Of .tsf
swfu, masdyths bat few h3 have Of
than bay-.
u Of rrops. oil Of hen az reepes'
cured py For he vsri, dse~ses Of the Liver. cd
Heasche Dyspepsia As ma Fever snd Asue Pain IN The
Dsea~es q ha SPINE and particularly I'm d. 81
the kdneys &c the discovery hss cone good thsr
o, her med cne know.
No change q die, cess-Tyeas the ees,
ard gh Of n
Tor Use kduls tale nfut Ter 6sy
hdren spoonful f'h fiten 49,
eight Year, tensp pful. d1.ctin be .p.ie
BILE ali IONS ists sufficient cpeaic the kss
ois twice day
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! iqtsll aSbtrtis'tr,,
0ATURDAf. MA CHI 2. 1857.
IecAL AID PERSONAL.

Books Dsofs.--We have TO Inform sur re-.
Aess that The old and fayorite stand Of R. N.
0hssel ID Mn eA'ne, has . competirg heu Z
eor ~ trade 10 Books and Stationary. h. Y.
1ddings has large and splendid stock Of goods
IN The above line, including large stock Of
Wall Paper, Fancy Notions, &c. He has now
: fall stock but win make addition to II in the
spGlng, making Il = large . stock - any In the
0ease. Give him call. S.e advertisement.
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p ,.5s-. x -. - = "a x-tf ~ -
WHOLE NUMBER lfela
Raleigh Female seminar.

W,HE NEXT SESSION OF THIS DESTRUCTION WILL
open Monday the 10th of August, under the CON.
trol Of Rev William Pei, President assisted hy
full corps Of efficient instructors. = fs = = -
is the purpose of those interested IN the Seminary that
its facilities for the education of young ladies' in all
pects shall be ample; this together with the central posi-
lion of our city, its social moral and religious advantages
and the fact that during the past ls months physician
not called to student boarding in the institution
strongly commend it to the public s.ssrs- -. +. -l
Under the charge of excellent President the former
patrons of the Seminary and his numerous friends in the
State have guaranty that students committed to his
will be watched with parental socitude and
that every effort viii be made TO improve their nnnnes
their inellects and their hearts, -rs.
The terms session Of 81 weeks follows Board
lights fuel de- exclusive Of washing $50 per session
TuIIroN-In Primary Department el2, 80; in Academic
Department Sl5, per session, for English course
ExTRAs.-Music on Piano Guitar $40; French $40
Latin or Greek S.; Oil Painting SEQ; Drawing to $40
Embroidery Wax work. &c IS each for of Papo SS,
and day students for incidental expenses per
Students will be charged from the lime of entering until
the end of the session. except Of protrsc
sd weeks ----. -. rf
Hereafter the sessions will commence in January and
July For further particulars apply to the President
By order of the Board Of Directors, '=1-; 10
s..- A. NJ GORMAN,
o. ..- Secretary of board Directors
June %, 1857. 1f90-w4w.
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GOLD IN ANsoN.-We have received the following
note from gentleman in Anson, which publish
with pleasure. We are poor judges oi "Specimens,"
but We can see gold in those sent US.
ANsoNvlLLE N. c., June 20, 1857.
MEssRs. EDITORS Enclosed I send youa speci-
men of gold found in the western portion Of Anson
county The mine was examined on yesterday by
a miner who has forty years experience in mineral
ogy, and pronounced by him to be rich, if the
richest, he ever 1t was first discovered in
rock on the surface. which proved to be very rich
They commenced digging and had not dug buta short
distance, when they found the vein, which has proven
to be very rich. saw on yesterday pan Of dirt
washed, which came out of the pit, containing three
fourths of dwt ofgod dust besides the gold which
was in the rocks, which was also very rich. The
miner remarked that the vein inexhaustible. By
giving the above an insertion you will very much
obge, E .-.- LANES CREEK.
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may entertain the nature of the Constitution

We may entertain the nature of the Constitution
to be made. sa '~.t ,r - .&yl,sa -iE-
The last Washington Union contains full report
of the great speech of Judge Douglas, recently de-
livered at Springfield, synopsis of which will ap-
pear in next. Judge Douglas insists that in
cordance with the spirit and provisions Of the Kan
Nebraska act, the people of Kansas should be
protected in their right to make and establish their
own fundamental law; but he says nothing about
submitting it. after it is framed, for the approval
rejection Of all the actual residents Of the Territory.
On the contrary, very clearly infer from his
marks the subject that he regards the action of
the September Convention final far as the peo.
pie of Kansas concerned.
Thus far, Gov. Walker appears to have given pref.
ty general satisfaction to all parties in Kansas; but
he has most difficult part to play, and fear that
in the end, if he should act with fairness and JUS
tice towards the people of the South he will have to
scourge and subdue the disoyal spirits who lead the
free State faction. He denounces the Topeka Con-
sitution in the strongest terms, rather the at
tempt to force it on the Territory, gotten up it
was by only 1870 voters; and the advocates of this
Constitution have been given to understand that any
attempt 10 put it in operation will be met with the
sternest and most decided measures