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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1857-08-15
.. &. mbinerp, u. %. g.,
Has removed his office to the corner oe
MAIN AND BROADWAY.

MAIN AND BROADWAY,
SECOND STORY, (ENTRANcE FROM BROADWAY, AT THU
SOUTH END OF THE BuILDING:) for the purpose of Sc.
curing increased facilities for the practice Of Dem
tistry.
lie proposes to spare neither pains nor expense
in keeping pace with the onward march of his Pro-
fession. His stock of DENTAL MATERIALS 10
selected by himself at the head Of the market; and
his past success, he trusts, has been such as to.
give assurance that full satisfaction will be given
to those who may require his services.
gsS| All operations WARRANTED.
Office hours from 7 A. NJ, till 6 P. NJ.
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Receipts for The Bugle for the week ending Aug. Il

Boyd Craig, Hastings,
Andrew Stanley,
Reuben Erwin, Marlboro,
G. holland,
Riley Hubert, Rootstown.
Abraham Bowman, Massilon,
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1857-08-15

PITTSBURGH WATER CURE.
This institution for the Cure of the sick, is situ-
ated on the Ohio River and Ohio and Pa. X. H., Ia
miles West of the City Of
H1YSVILLE ST1TTON.
All kinds of disease successfully treated. For
particulars Address either of the physicians. Bon
1904 Pittsburgh, Pa.
S. FREASE, M. D.
IL. FREASE, NJ. d.
ARS. 9. P. FREASE, MD
April 18th, 1856.
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D. WALTON, [E. WALTON.
d. & SON,
salem, COLUMBL4NA COUNTY, OHIO
DEALERS In ALL KINDS OF STOVES.
Also, Manufacturer of Tin Ware, Stove Turnituraa
Pipe, &c. A great variety of Japaned
Ware and Toys.
bay-Old Copper and Brass, and Old Iron and
Rags taken in exchange.
Salem, Sep. 2z, 1856.
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ST. LOUIS, Aug. 9.-Kansas advices state that
Walker evacuated Lawrence on the Sd. with al
the troops except forty. Fear of Indian attacks
on Fort Riley is given as the ostensible reason fol
this step, though i it is regarded here as merely Q
ruSe to get the troops away:
The vote on the Topeka Constitution stood 65E
for, to 2 against.
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Botanit nle0irine,,

June G, 1867.
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Committee
Of
arrangements
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-10-31
MinnSs sofa.

Last week we stated that the Rcpubli-
.,. l.oa swnn. ho ,or.;.,~, 81 u,,
vans '','N Wv :, ""' ""C'
was then gehefaiiy supposed to be the
fact but 1t seems that the remote dis
tricts in the nort,, and west are sending
!, d,,,oor..;. ,,a;,u;.;. ia, cxoaoa ,bo
','' -, -
"'-. NV, u '''"o''a'''S' y = va
w. ui, ,,:S 100
donL+ Franls so.rn.l, los. - ''aen -,
tude than those pcrpctrated in Ka1sa.
have come to light, showing that the So
called democracy had made arrangements
Dyl t t 70 T cpfry Inc territory at what
Antbon~ News = .."n"S;n ,nn' A u, =. -
"RctHrns have Just been received from
Pcmbina by the st. ANTHONY AGENT of
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ment, and there is no doubt that many
a-e suffering and in want and with this
fact before our citizens, active steps are
being taken to relieve those who may be
in distress.
The latest intelligence received here
from Kansas Territory is that the Free
State party carried the late election by
an overwhelming majority, which will
settle all further disturbance in that quar-
ter No serious difficulties occurred at the
polls on tn d.y~ oF election, hut every
thing SD = mucl. better than was
anticipated by til : friends of law and or
der
A Geographic dispatch received here
yesterday states that steamer was sunk,
up the Missouri river, and two lives lest
thereby. The particulars were not
given. More again,
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San the Rolling Stock Of n Railroad be
Levied upon and sold.

The Court of Appeals in Kentucky, in
the cases Of Wiuslow vs. Woodward Ct a.,
and same vs.. Phillips & Jordan ct al,
which were appealed from the kenton
Circuit Curt some timesincc, have with
in few days decided that the rolling
stock &c, Of railroad cannot be subjcc-
ted to levy and sale under an execution.
The decision was given in suits began by
Wiaslow as mortgage Of the Coyincton
and Lexington Railroad Company, in
which be sought to enjoin the defendants
v.o bought some Of the stock a: an ex-
ecution sale, from removing the same,
and it was stated in the plaiutihfs patition
that if the property in question YVES re-
moved, the railroad must become useless,
and he, the mortgage, BE- irrcparably in
jurcd, as not only were the cars, &c, of
the railroad mortgage to him, but the tolls
and incomes generally. - Cincinnati Ga
sette, 23d.
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--latest from the Plains

From the St Louis Democrat 2.th
The steamer Minuehaha arrived last
evening from the Missouri, having large
Number of passengers, bound to. various
Eastern and Southern points Among the
number we noticed Messrs II. X. Nichols
and Z. G. Rehrer, who are direct from
Utah. They were the engineers of Ma
Yraw wagon train, which they accompa-
MED to Pacific Springs, in Utah Territory
Messrs. Nichols and Rehrcr turned their
faces towards the States on the 9TH of
September. They believe that the train
will pass the winter in Fort Laramie
They state that the cattle Of The gov.
crnmcnt trains, en- route for Utah, were
dying fast, aud il is believed the trains
will encounter great suffering through
he winter.
Col johnson, head officer of the trans-
port service, with nineteen light wagons,
was met He was travelling rapidly, at
the rate Of sixty miles per day. The
mules were breaking down. Numbers
Of them were dropping on the way, worn
down and rendered useless by the extra
ordinary labor they had been compelled
TO undergo
Grass was very scarce on the plains
Col. Hoffman, commanding officer at
Fort Laramie, denies emphatically rcpor
published in some paper that be had
stopped, and caused to be ovcrhaulcd
snd rudely treated, a Mormon train. He
denounces the report as utterly false.
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LEGAL '.arI(I.


STATE or hNA}
CEDAR COMFY.
To Nelson Williams:
Sir: You are hereby notified that there i no, OF
ME IN the clerks office of the district court in and
Tor CEDAR county, and State of Iowa a petition Of
baFid tulbertson, claiming Of YOU the sum Of
one hundred and ten dollars and interest on tho
same from the first day of March, A. u. 1857 a.
money due on certain promissory note made
and executed by yourself t. me at south Zanes
sihe. IN the state of Ohio, on or about the frat
day OF March, A. u. 1855, for the aforesaid snm
payable twelve months after date And thar a
writ OF attachment issued out Of the clerks &c
oi SAID Cedar county, and State OF Iowa on the
tehth day Of June, 4. ID. 1857, by which upon the
same day the sheriff levied upon the foil ,wipy
ieal estate, to Wit: The north onehalf fraction
al oi the northwes quarter Of section six ~
In township eighty II )range one N west eon
tanning eighty-one aud fifty nine one hundredth
acres, the same being situated in the said comfy
OF Cedar, and taken a. your property and that
notice issued to You returned Endorsed by the sbo
rl1 defendant not found' You will thercfore
take hohce that unless You appear at the next
term OF the district court of Cedar county and
state OF Iowa, on the second Monday ia January
1898 Judgment will be rendered against Won f.,r
the tuli amount above claimed with interest and
costs, and your property alta ehed sold to satisfy
''le same :. W. YOUNG
'"s.ey Spicef, Clerk dist court
Attys for plaintiff. oct2tn12.I
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Proclamation.

The revolving season having brought
Va near the close of another year, again
have the people of Iowa reason to rejoice
and give thanks for the blessing. they
have enjoyed. The State has experienced
. year Of extraordinary prosperity. Rich
harvcsts have revealed the toll OF the
husbandman. Pestilence has not infes-
ted our borders. We have been pre-
served from civil strife and foreign wars.
Wo have been protected in the enjoy
ment Of all civil and religious rights.
For these, and for numerous other
blessings, it becomes the people of Iowa
publicly to recognicze the government of
DIVINE RULER and to manifest their
gratitude for the benefits derived at His
hands.
Therefore James W. Grimes, Gov.
cnor of the State of Iowa, do designate
and appoint Thursday the Goth day of
November next, as day of public thanks
giving and praise to Almighty God.
recommend the people of this State
to abstain from their ordinary avocations,
and to assemble in their usual places OF
public worship, there to give thanks for
the blessings Of the pas. year, and to de-
soutly supplieate their continuance.
In testimony whereof, l have heruntc
l~-, Set my hand and affixed the
L. S. Great Seal of the State of Iowa.
49, Done at Iowa City this 22d
day Of October, A. ID. 1857; of the In
dependence Of the United States the SD
and of this State the IL tn.
By the Governor,
JAMES w. GRIMES.
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Bar Remember tho Teachers lnsti-
tute, commencing on Monday next. All
who expect to teach next winter should
attend, BY all means, as it will add great
ly to their efficiency as teachers, and will
be rich intellectual feast We hope to
see large attendance from the country
The citizens who take an interest in edu-
cation, (aud who does not2) should at
tend and learn what they can't learn any
where else. 1t is not often thlt such an
opportunity offers, and we should i'm
prove this. We should not think it time
misspent. 1t will be worth more than
any travelling show, more entertaining,
and far moro beneficial. Again we say, go
and see, and hear. Able men from abroad
will be in attendance.
}. II. Saunders, Of Oskaloosa, will de-
liver the lecture on Monday evening.
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Vol. 4-NO. 43.

tent of their ability. Some of them, We
understand, are hesitating, fearing that
the city banks may soon resume specie
payments, and their. circulating noted
will be then forced bone upon them for
redemption. We have made much in
quiry among bank officers in regard to
this point, and our impression is that
there is no expectation of resumption
before the LIST Of april next. We know
the managers of the largest banks enter
tain this opinion, and some of them place
time as far distant as the Ist Of October
next-N Y Trihnne. 22H
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From MnshiHgtnn.
WASHINGTON. Oct 10.

AsHINHIUN, VVt. To.
The charges against Col. Sumnnr are
for Justification in his official reports
Capt. Deas, Adjutant-General Of Col
Summers command, brings them here.
The entire debt redeemed since March
is less than s., 100000. The suspension
of the redemption of stocks was wholly
caused by panic in consequence of the
receipts.
Secretary Cobb is informed by MGR
chants that importations will soon revive,
and then return to an average Of $780,
000, 900 per annum.
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WAsHINGToN, Oct. 10.

Information has been received here
from the South that Walkers expeditions
Que to leave New Orleans, and the other
Galveston, have been delayed in conse-
qnence Of the financial pressure until the
lst OF November. They did not expect
10 meet with serious, if any, opposition
from the Federal officers They propose
TO land at some point in Costa Kica, on
the Atlantic coast, and then march to San
Jose, the capital Of that Republic, which
they intend to reach in two days.
Their calculations are that when they
capture it, the whole country will be in
their possession. The aggregate of the
fllibuster forces arc from 1000 to 1000
men
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-10-31
New Orlea ne I'm n Political Dilemma

New Orleans is seriously in danger of
disfranchistment at the November elec
ton. The people of that city, as we'll as
the Gothamites, had their rights Inter
fered with. by the legislature, as they
think; and are angry about it. Instead
of being allowed to proceed in the old
way, with their election, under inspectors
appointed by the mayor and common
council, and with such regulations us to
the place of voting. &C., as they might
see fit, the legislature created supcrin-
tendent Of elections and board of COM
missioners, who were appointed by the
State government to have charge of the
election. The mayor and common coun-
ell applied for and obtained an injunction
restraining the new officers from taking
any steps whatever in relation to the ap-
preaching election. This injunction was
merely preliminary, and the final hearing
cannot be reached until after the day Of
election.
The new commissioners, in their turn,
have had recourse to the courts, and sued
out an injunction, restraining the mayor
and city council, COLLECTIVELY and indi-
vidua!ly," from appointing inspectors for
the approaching election, or doing any
other act or thing toward providing for
said election One or the other of these
parties will have to yield, or the people
of New Orleans can take no part in the
State election. AS yet there is no sign of
backing out on either side
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$50 a year.
STATEMENT OF THE PEORIA
fOarine enc fics 3nsuvoufr f.

MADE IN CoMpLlANCE WITH TuEI,w,
w Of the State of Iowa Peoria IlIin Min, AVS W.,
27th, 1857. VA!
Name and locality of the Cuu,,,,,.
Marine and Fire Insurance Co,a'.., -. coma
Illinois. - ''1fa
The amount fits capita >to.,--l...x 5.,..,.,
thousand dollars. ''"'e
The amount of its capital stock ial u,-r,.,.-
hundred thousand dollars. "~
The assets Of the Company are
lst. Cash on hand-siX thou,nr., re n.,r,-,.
dollars. '""'d
"a. Real estate unenrum}crcl-,,,l. ,,o,
sand one hundred an ! FIN G..".[. '''"'
3D. Bonds owned by the Iomlau, -->r,.r.,,,
hundred dollars, drawing ter ,,r.,rs, w"
4th. Debts of the Comran, e., ...r,I l,I' NAV.
gage are twelve thou~au,. 81. , i.,..tr, , "".t
seventy-hve dollars. draaIu. t.xAo -,
cent. interest. y"
9Th. All other debts as Ter nna.'nrr
9th. Debts for premiums due aud 1T do.
Eleven thousand dollars
eth. All other securities, cnl-..l.r~ n, d.,
counted bills, notes, drgt;s uu. r.. ,.rn.arrn,
maturing daily having from. !. 80, n'n.,x
days to run from datr-TNo no.iarrd ana
scventy-Dine thousand seven &ur,i!,I smS
thirty dollars and siXtvtight ,,.t..
Amount OF Liabilities due or urt 'uc Ia hank,
or other creditors Of the cYI...Hy--.pv,n
thousand, four hundred tn,a,, even d,I.
lars and forty-cight crn's. ''r
Losses adjusted and due-Nona
Losses adjusted and lao, duc-No.s
Losses unadJustcd--N0nc
Losses in suspense waiting further urto,--v.
thousand dollars.
All other claims against the Cty. ar. Mono
The greatest amount insured ~ liz, jnn,,,nr
in any one rsk-Tcn Thousand uoHar,
The greatest amount allowed T., "a, rule. NJ,
the Company to lie insured :. aay orr,,,,
town or village-No riics con. crrnc the
same.
The largest amount to be izsHrot n ,rr,,.
bock-Not exceeding ten tj"4.snd dol.
lars exposed to any on Il G.
The act Of incorporation bcrcvi.A enclosed
G. HDlI.ANp >,r.s,sr,
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4 Chinese Proclamation,

Letters from Paris say that the Viceroy
Y CHI, had issued a proclamation to the in
habitants of the Southern Provinces OF
China.
Yeh attributes the departure Of tho Eu-
gllsh regiments for Calcutta to the alarm
created by his military preparations, and
by the view of his army, which is as ru-
merous as the leaves Of the forest.
Ich adds that the new Chinese fleets
will soon appear and scatter the barbarian
vessels. The proclamation concludes by
proposing fresh taxes for the maintenance
of tho imperial troosp.
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Mercantile Ma nhOOd.

The man that brings his whole power
of economy to bear in saving drop at the
spigot, while his barrel is leaking beyond
all account at the bung hole, is the short
sighted individual who stops his paper,or
his advertising, because trade is dull and
times are hard The time to abandon ad-
vertising is when man has already more
than hc,with all his force, can do. The
merchant, or manufacturer, who cvinces
the most pluck and energy, under the
present severe pressure, will be most re-
spcctcd for his vim and courage now,
and secure reputation for manhood and
enterprise that will be serviceable to him
all the rest Of his life.-N Y Tribune.
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The.resolution of the banks to discount
literally produce bills sent her by interi-
or banks has been received with great sat
isfaotioa, as indicative ola disposition to
do all in their power to assist in the trans
portation of the crops to the seaboard,
and to strengthen the hands Of our mcr-
chants by enabling the interior to pay its
debts to New York Many of the banks
will discount much more than was agreed
on as their quota at their meeting yestcr-
daT 1t is to be hoped that the interior
bank will follow this example f. the cx-
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ST. LOUIS, Mo, Oct. 10, 1857

IT. LOUIS, no, YET. ~, 1891.
MEssRs. EDITORS :--Thinking that
your numerous readers would probably
read with interest communications COM
ing from this quarter, | will write you
short one, which, should you think it
worthy, You are at liberty to publish.
The commercial interests Of st. Louis,
like those of other cities in the Union.
have been sadly affected by the crisis in
money matters. The news Of the sus
pension OF the different eastern banks
had its effects upon the banking and com
merclal portion Of our city Heavy runs
were Immediately made upon the different
banks, brokers, and savings institutions.
some OF whi2h were compelled to sus-
pend. The State Bank Of Missouri has
had some half DOZEN runs, every one of
which it was thought would compel her
to suspend specie payment but thus far
she has wthstood the storm bravely, and
bid defiance to all Whether she will be
able to hold out or not time alone can de-
tsrminc, although it is presumed that she
will. Many # the leading men are in
favorof suspension, while others strong
ly oppose it. Truly can it be said that
St Louis is specie paying city, for no.
thing else is current here.
Thousands Of mechanics and labor;no
men have been thrown out of e,rploy.
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Teachers Examination.

Notice is hereby given that the exami-
ners of Cedar County, will hold their
second regular examination in the Union
School House, in Upton, on Saturday,
November It'll, 1857, commencing at !
p. VI. All teachers who desire to teach
in Cedar County, might do well to be
present c. c. NESTLERODE,
JAS. McCLUNG,
EMMA GOSS,
Examiners
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ground was taken against the Govern
ment, and a determination expressed to
resist the troops to the last extremity
Women and children are called upon
to arm themselves. The people general.
ly were exhorted to lay up grain, and
otherwise prepare for conflict, -,
Young, made speech equally as bold
in declarations of hostility against the
TTnitnd States
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sJWe are under great obligations to
Hon. J. Thorington for Congressional
Globe and Appendix, for 1856-57, and
other pub. documents. Mr. Thorington
knows what editors need to enable them
to keep NJ with the times, and he will do
all he can to enable them to do so. II
all Republicans were as active as Mr..
T., We should not hear of Eight votes,
and small maiori;ies.
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Col. Benton.

A Washington letter dated the 21st
says -" Col. Benton is restored 70 health
so far that he goes out to ride. His book
against the bred Scott decision will soon
bo out, 1t is terribly severe upon some
Of the opinions"
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The Panic Affecting the Price Of To-

The Richmond Eerna>r observed tha t4c 10.
bacco traie Of Virginia has conferred in New
orK, owing to the prcso 1 banking system. AMI
brings facts and Agfes to show that this inter
~st 10 already feci4g with vengeance the pres
sure now raging IN the great commercial empo.
mum Of the Country. Tobacco Of tie qualitv
which ten days ago sold in Richmond for ST.
slI and $40 sold on THURSDAYS for sl0 sl2 and
81. aud the market failing.
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ENTRAY NOTICE.

taken up by Perry Frink, at his residence at
Onion Grove in Cedar County, Iowa, Oh the nth
Gay OF August, 1857. light iron grey horse, sup
posed TO be years old; white legs and white
iace, and appraised at Sl0o before Ak. Haislev
Esq. : w YoITSa e''
i'P'oh osI ioth, 1897. a0-3m Clerk.
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We cannot announce the order in
which the other lecturers will speak.
Hon. NJ. l.. Fisher, J. l.. Enos, f. T..
Talcott and u. Franklin Wells, are expe.
ted to speak.