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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-12-04

Tho Republican J urnal says. it
"s1stains Gov. Walker up to the hub ="
With pleasure We record the fact, tha, j,
has done so an j adj that it Is to be hoped
;hat i, leN coat:nue % do 50, whatever
course those papers may take, which
more nearly represent the views Of the
Administration.
we recoilcct that the Journal. when
the principle Of what the party called
popular sovereignty was being trod-
den under foot, and all the principles Of
fitness ana justice wcrs set a; nansh;
by Its purity in Kansas, uttered some man
II circumstances against the outrages
there: We. later in the disgraccful drama
playe cd there fer the benefit OF is party
and slavery, il could fippln;ly talk
about bleeding Kansas" &c, &c. And
to-day, it opposes submitting the Con-
stitu,ion framed BY convention elected
against the voice of;wo-lhrls, certainly,
OF the people. and elected by less than
one eighth Of the voters-to he people for
their ratification, thus denying to the
people, tn right Of passing uroa the fun-
damen:al law which IS to govern them,
Sqpa;;er sovereignty indeed. Democrat
l. consistency, truly,
The tess remark abou: ''shavinr>
for fodder for sFeca-eye1 readers, neals
no comment. We have supposed tia;
green eyes are preferable to red ones,
and that green folder Is superior to de-
cayed fodder.
OfJ-crvatl5 IN teaches that the law which
governs in the vegetable Kin-iom-;ha, tI.at
which is soonest ripe, Is tie soonest 10 d.
eav-holds good in the animal kingdom. u
Sleepy Hollow furnishes an illustration 81
it. Application to the la:tsr.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

Tho Atlantic Monthly for December has
been received from A Williams q Co. II
the character for ability, which
the first number gaze esflence Of. Moss
Hale has IL,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-12-04

1t may not BE generally known that
Mr. and Mrs. Dalton are living together,
aa4 have Aeen 50 for dve months, ye. such is
stated as the fact, and that the action for d.
voree has boon entered .neither marty"
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any rat Ihey sly tlai tae N Am ~ -
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-12-04

CoNcREss meets next Monday, the eth
when the attention Of the whole nation will
be directed To its doins- and sayings.
There has been some speculation as to who
will be speaker clerk, a., &c; bat it matters
but very little VINO of the dominant party
fill thess posts Of duty; and outsiders care
but little OF one thing 1t is certain that
they will not elect from the opposition so
impartial an officer as Mr.. Banks was.
The Slavery question viii necessarily occn
py large share Of the time and attention oil
this. as Of the last session.
The Kansas question, which has been set
tied SO many times, will be an absorbing
question and require re-settlins Bat little
interest is felt as 10 " hat Mr.. Bachlnan
nav say in his message, the country having
had sufficient evidence of his disposition to do
and say just as stronger minded men may
dictate. On the slavery question he will
he with the south, and on the other matters
Of domestic concern, with the spectators
and political blaeklegs.
The Irish American IA Wo,d orsanl
SAYS that lover , 900 men have been natur-
allied since the canvass Coz MERGED, and Of
these it is not too much TO say Mood will re-
eeive the support of ninety-nine out Of every
hundred. y
A Free State Convention was TO
meet at Lawrence Dec, 81 to take into
consideration the course to be pursued
by the ar,y n the present state o. af-
fairs.
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ANOTHER NV New
territories is well as new states grow up
on Us with. what We fear. is Il unhealthy
aud lever.sa rapidity. The lales. move
ment IS one that We hear OF BIZ the las;
California arrival 1t is said that the
inhabitants Of the region known as
Carson Valley have organized themselves
into territory, assumed the name OF
Columbus, elected Mr.. J. NJ. Crane as
Their delegate 10 proceed TO Washington
and lay before tn, national admin,stra.
ton the memorial Of the valley settlers
and also to remain there with view og
seeking admission to Congress. Mr..
Crane is waif from California, aad s.
are most Of the leading spirits in the
movement. Bat tn majority of thu
settlers OF the valley we're overland emf
grants, who, stopping there to res. after
their long Journey were 81 pleased with
the beauty of INC place, that they remain
e.l in preference 20 going across the Sierra
Nevada. When the Mormon disniiaries
at the Salt Like heard Of this new lod,-
ment within their jurisdiction. and Of the
subsequent discovery Of gold in the
valley, they sent Mormqns enough to
overpower tn, Gentiies. Recently these
have all been called back to the Salt
Lake, leaving plelsan: homes and cult.
waited farms. which were speedily taken
by tae newly arrived overland emf grants,
Of whom the whc.c valley was fall al
the .asi accounts. Being thas rid Of
the MJrmons, and largely reinforced
with settlers OF their own kind. they have
pluckcd u? spirit enough to get up a
government, organized an impromptu
territory, AMI sent Mr.. Crane to Wash
ington as delegate.
Mr.. Crane was 10 leave San Francisco
on the steamer of the 9Th INST, with the
view of reaching Washington by the
openin-. of Congress. Upon the whole
We are inclined to think that the scheme
will hardly be perfected at the first eff
fort. Kansas aud Utah will be quite as
much as Congress will care to attend to
this winter and if they get well through
with those heavy jobs, it will be more
than is now g nerally an.lc; pated.
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Tic Nachias Union appears nettled L
our questions Il st " <, anil answers them
l,y asking Us SOM not At all relevant W
simply sly in raPly to it, that Congress tqf.-
Cd - pass an eaa5ia4 At permitting kaa-
n. to call convention II franz a C1pst,tp-
lion. The Free state men hai 6 constitution
Mt the time. as regular as any tie bogus con-
venti5n could mase, and there was n noes
si,v for them to d. the work over again. If
they had gone into the election, it would
have b,en only to be cheated HIRE is what
Mr. Calhoun thinks tie Free >t.te men will
obtain Ivy voting now
Gen. Calhoun, the Prc>iden; Of the
Convention. made long speech in
favor o the majority report, and Of
only submitting the Slavery clause to
the people. He was opposed 20 giving
the 'Topckai;es chance to vote down
oar Democratic Constitution The ms
jori,y repor; would compel the Abolition
lists to vote for the Constitution, while
til were yotn, down the slave claus.
no matter how rePusnant II might be to
them. In this way we have got them
1, .h',' said he, 'ani they can't help
thems Ives. There are Sereral proris
ions ia the body Of the instrument nhich
sufcisnay protect Stare properly rhich,
rHh the bred Scot decision, is all that
Southern gentlemen should ask Re
prt Of Ds5a,cs IA til: Kansas Coarsn
ton.
This looks like saying. "hcai- the free
State mon lose. aud tails the pro-slavcry
Democracy win.
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Che Clismurib Amt,itau.
ELLSWORTH:
Agents for the sss.rricau.

FRIDAY MORNING, DEC. 4, 1857.
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WASHINGTON, Nov, 26


New York Herald Corrcspon ience.}
The Kansas question has again suddenly
assumed a gloomy and threatening aspect.
President Buchanan had endorsed the
action OF the Constitutional Convention.
and approved of the plan for submitting
the Constitution to the people. Gov
Walker pronounced it an outrage upon
the people of Kansas. and shameless
violation of all the principles Of free gov
crnment. lie is absolutely opposed to
the Constitution. and stands pledged to
Gefeat it. An effort, on the part of Con-
gross, he says, t. force that Constitution
on tho people Of Kansas. without their
voice being h ,ara for or against ii, will
surely be followed by rebellion and -ivil
war. He describes the opposition to it
rs almost universal, and says no party
in the Territory favors it.
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81 cc Jsuy knnSas" r-,assinr "a
n -earss IN fhc shl'u DcIa, rate
Party. Walker IA ctiu. tfsc fate
tlsnf Republican, Prciictcd

Party! Walker Ear ctiu. tac fate
tlsnf Rep . 5iicsns Predicted.
The fefas at Washin ston towards
Gov. Walker is given in the daily tcle-
graphic reports which we publish below
Walker is about ready to take his po-
sition in thu army Of + turned Kansas
Te ritorial Governors, disgraced and dis
owned for being so simple as to think III
party meant any thing by its assertion
that the people should have chance tc
determine the character of their owr
laws.
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an aware that Lord b was very severe
IN his own species, ye; think Their j. dc.i
Of truth i'll the above, and thar in r7,y m
stances marble, as we'll a asor... ..,s sy
the ingenui,f Of man, made t, h. ,3t,,.,..
ou'ly viii ne~ give wa a few ii thu
on ans anu then ave wa for fe,. DAYS.
Inc iAise. Dell. the 2o,a ar .ptsma,r. Of
a. Is n'news 10y u. Tho King d prus-
STA i'a1 ahdiealei in favor Of his ,aa for
Sort tune, which will defer the marriage Of
the Princess Royal fr while Queen Vie
toriA has returned from the Highlands, AMI
Is nJw a. " ibds II.
Tho accounts from India are very fearful.
YET things arr not quite - bad there as they
we're
The times ar very bad here, which is all
laid 20 the id Yankees rhe Bank Of Eng.
land has raised the rate Of interest on all
deposits . lopsr cent. Glasgow and Liver
pol merchants arc sninS BY the board, and
every .lias lJlA. taa e9,s- Of tae rs. ia4i
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-04-11
STATE or IOWA.
rIsf 4 q. ,rrr..

STATE or IOWA,
CEDAR COUNTY.
10 whom IL may coacern.
NoIlCE II hereby given that the Chicago Iowa
IN mn Nebraska Railroad have loo ated the line
81 It's road over aud across the south east and The
south west quarters Of the northeast quarter and
the south east and north casa quarters The north
west quarter u section twcnty lfve township eigh-
tytwo. range two west u the 5th. principal me.
ridisn. ana over and scroas the south east and
south west quarters u section nineteen townshil,
eighty two, range two west Of the Sth principal
meridian, and over and across the south east and
south west quarters Of section twenty9opr, town
chip eighty.two three west ofthe 6th principal
meridian, and over and across the south vest uar
ter Of section twenty-three. township eighty-two,
range three west Of the 5th principal meridian
and over and across the west IL Of the north.
wost quarter section twenty one township eigh.
ty.two, range three west " the 9Th principal me-
ridian and over and across section nineteen town.
snip eigh 1.-TWO, range three west Of tho 5,h prin.
eps meridian. The owners ofsaid tract are un-
known to the officers Of said railroad company,
bat IT Ii believed that said owners are nou-resi-
dents Of this State. This notice il given 10 order
that proceedings may be had for the assessment
ofdamages accustomed BY the location af said
line * soresaid as is provided BY the laws the
State Of Iowa.
CHICAGO, Iowa AND NEBRAsxA RAILEoAn,
by Its Attorney,
March It'll, 1857 M. BAKER
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~ We Cali the attratioa of Gil p-rsnas to
The new carl Of Carter + Csberey, Of Cnic.ga.
who are dealers Ia articles which hsve ben
fac, greatly wanted and 80 enc ksew where
10 purchase.
They are extensive dealers in tie Vat b q
Jsvelry line, ,bat o. viii b. rsen ty tksir caro-
bare other wsres among which are fancy 10
tons in tes line u ga =. and u lit,ry gaa !,
ell kinds of Gold I lv-r ansel ware, r. 90.
isces and trimmings for Oiif:ln~.. A,-oa.ss
other regates, mag h had At this re.--I
at their honseAs Upton Guards have purcha
rel III sir fancy dosnys
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LuxSEa.- Friends, your attention il called %
the new Advertisement Of Jno. H b rely, VII.
has 10 say Tor him.elf that he vii b. pie .sei o
supply iva all With ,u,h Lumo.r, Doors, Sa,h
etc, - you may o. ed
The Sheriff hA during the past winter KEEP. u
& ,od supply of lumber On hand sad sold it o.
fair prices, nd Ting only the c,ss OF hauling,
M ~ ne 1t sa sdvsntAgste buy OF him az ., ,h
river, aud sraly Tie Sheriff caa afford TO sell
cheap ~ ut the river ID Ing h.uling) as b,
bays ~ the raf' ,'aking it OF the rat,nen - ths
same pic . aud ter.us as river dealers.-Glve
him call and test the pudding
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LrNBxa This srti,is c m be had in many
place., but by refeteacs to another Column II
will b. seen that M.s.r- Aliing, 10. oil D,vel-
port have II 'rd'seeoe Lumber for sale. All AIT
ole not 70 md At every corner. Mech .ues wan.
ting hard wood for mechanical purposes. each
- Axel', Tongues, OK other purpo-es will fnu
them NJ the ab,ss place, Is w1l As oil kinds Of
Fine Lumber
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DowAcrAc, Mi h.. Mach n. 1856.
]. a. RHODE, k<q.: DcAr Sil--Aa took ynui
nadictnc to sch on consi enmcnt tno cure no pay.
take pleasure In stating It's effects q reported
me by three br tthets who i've In this place,
nd their testimony ID fair specimen Of oil !
lave received: ##
W. s. CONkLIN told me--"I had taken nine
eattles OF ChIisties kgue BalsAn, and continual,
un down while using 1t until my lungs and live,
we're Congested to that degree that blood dis har
5ed from my mouth and bowels, 40 that all tn"
Impossible for me to live through another chill
The doctors too. did all they could for me, bu'
thought | must die. Nothing did me any good
until got Rhodes Fever ami Ague Cure, which
At once relieved me Of the distress and NAUSEA n
my stomach and pain in my head and bowels and
produced permanent cure In short timc.a
h. NJ. CONkl.lN says: Il had been taking med
icines of as good doctor as we have in our coun
ts, and taken any quantity of quinine and speri-
les without any good resuis, from 25th August 10
iIth December. But seeing how nicely IL opera.
ted on my brother, got Lottle Of Rhodes Fever
and Ague Cure, which effected permanent cure
~ using two thirds of a bottle"
:. NJ CONkLIN was not here. bat both the 9th
n brothers say his case was the same as II Ms
sold the medicine to both the same day. and the
cure was speedy from the same small quantity
ind might so specify, Yours with RESPECT
A. HUNTINGTON.
The above speaks for itself. Good proof as il
Is it is of no better tenor than the vast numbero
like certificates have already published and the
still greater amount that is continually pouring in
tine thing more Last year I had occasion to
caution the pubic in these Words
"inotice onr firm eho hare fak.n one n my gene
rat circulars. substituted The name IF tpr nostram
for my naecins, and then rith brasep impaeac, etu
'hftr PAM hists ruth the erctamat, Let The p,tpr
efor II aatg ottier msotcns say mach q he
' Now take pleasure in saying that the Caution
reierred to the same "Dr. Chiistie's Ague Basam
hat L. mentione In the above certificate.
There are several other industrious people whu
are applying to their poisonous trash all that
publish about my Fever and Ague Cure, or An,
tote to Malaria, except the Cer,i, ates of Cures
nd the Certificate Of the celebrated Chemist d.
anrcs r.. Chiffon, of \. y. In favor of lis perecl-
y harmless chatac,er which is attached to ever,
ottle. These will always serve to distinguish
my me iCine from limitations. JAS. A. RHODES.
Proprietor, Providence II. l.
Wholesale Agents, st. Louisli BLAKsLEY: Chi
ago BARCLAY Bsos AnG for ,aie by Druggist-
generally. GILBERT Co, Agents. Upton 3-3n,
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-
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- scribes every Bank Note in THREE different
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- Thus each may lead the same Ia his own
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& by ~ inches, and will contain the most
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- together with the Rate Of Discoant. also q
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Eeh, 18th 1867.

STATE Of IOWA.
tEpAE COUNTY.
To !. +. Boon AMI all others concerned
NO1lCt.is hereby gwen Chat thu Chla. 70, iowa
l and Nebraska Railroad have located the lin.
is road over and across the north west quarter
Of the southeast quarter ami the northeast quarter
Of the sosth west quarter 81 see. thirty tswFshii
eighty TIVE; range one west of the ath principal
meridian, IL i understood thai said tracts bc-
longs To one }. L. Boaa OF the state of ohia. II
il believed that the 0wper Is a nonresident ct
this state, aud this notice il given in order thar
p pacedngs may be had for the assessment OF
dam ges s-ensisaed Sy the Location OF said line
Aforesaid; e. il provided Ry the laws Of the
State ID lswa
CnftAGo, Iowa AND NEBRasEs RAtLRoAp,
by il Attorney
Eel. l4th. ls57. " u. BtkFR.
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STATE Oh low 4,
CEDAR COUNTY.

STATE OF IOWA,
CEDAR COUNTY.
To whom il may concern.
~ lTICL Is hereby given that the Chiea % low
IN and Nebraska Railroad have located the line
Vi It's road over and across the south east and the
south west quarter. of the sonth east quarter OF
section thrty-,hree, Township Eighty two, range
one west oil the fifth principal meridian The
owner of said tract Il unknown 10 the officers OF
said railroad company, but it Is believed that said
ovaer ID nonresdent OF this State. This no
tce Is given In order that proceedings may be
had for the assessment Of damages occasioned by
the alton Of said line "a aforesaid; as is pro
vided b, the laws OF the state OF Iowa.
CHICAGO, Iowa AID NEBRAsEa RAILROAD.
BY its Attornet,
rvnrftl IST-. y. b GakEE.
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Feb l4sh 1857

SrAFE Ut IOWA.
CEDARC UNITY,
10 Gear .e Me HEX and oil Others concerned
Al TIE IL hereby given that .hs Che z
Iowa aid Nebr,sk4 Rliiro d hsv. located
the inc 1T i.s rsssd OVER aud acr',-s ih- ca
malt Of the north east qan'er 81 s.eti.n twenty
one. township eighty two range tire west oi
he Fifth principal, n.iiiisn. II Il md r~tono
thu, .s,d tract belongs to Geo NJ lex, ~h"~'
res d.nce j. unka.wn to the afcers 81 said rai'
road company. II II believed hat said "wrer
il = n.n resden, Of this State, aud this notice u
gwen In order that pr,catdnks may b+ had Il I
the as@evsm4ni of daIaagsa occaaiohed ny IN" 10
c.tioa ( aid line =. s:oresad; - Is provided
by the lass Of the State Il Iowa.
CHlCAap. Iowa AID SBR..KA RAnaoAD,
By is Attorney.
!, psh. lAeh fs57, p BAAEE'
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~TATtsttF lOA A,

STATE OF l0A A,
CEDAR COUNTY
Notice 10 jobs Riley and al others concerned.
Y Office j. 4serehy given that the Chicago iowa
and Nebraska Railroad have located the line
of it, cesd and aersss tae north east and the
north west quarters Of a,rs nsrth west quarter OF
section thirty three township Eighty-tso ran re
one Nr>t of the 9Th principal meridian. II Is
understood that said tracts belong to one John
Rii.y whose residence Is unknown To the officer
# said ra' ruaa company. II l. believed that the
owner l. noe resident Of this = ate, this notice
il given that pro eedings may he had for assess
ment oil damages oecasioned by the location OF
said line as aforesaid: ~ pros laed by Me laws
III the state II IVA.
CHlcsco, Iowa AND SEsR ASIA RiILR~An
BY its Attorney
Feb. i4sA lss-, y L. BAKER.
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Feb. l4th, is5T,
STATE OF low 4,
CEDAR COT NTY.

STATE or IOWA,
CEDAR COUNTY.
70 William Cook and all others concerned.
NOTICE l. hereby given that the Chicago. Iowa
~ aud Nebraska Railroad have located the line
IT'S road o, er and a,ro>s the north west quarter
~ the south east quarter of Section thirty fur
township eighty two, range one west af the Firth
principal meridian and over and across the north
east aa after oil she south west quarter Section
thirty four township eightytwo range one west
OF the Fifth principal meridian. Ii is understood
that the o, ner sf said tracts il William Cook
whose residence IL unknown TO the OTHERS of
said railroad company. II is believed that the
owner is a nonresident Of this State AMI this
notice ia given in order that proceedings may he
had for the sses.ment of damages OF, asioned by
the location Of the line aforesaid; as IL proy.
dei by the laws Of the State Of low.
CHICAGO. Iowa Asp NEsnAskA RAILROAD
By Its Attorney,
Ter I4fh IssY RAEEP