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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-07-11
NOTICE.

v)nhlic Notice IL hereby given that, al the July
Term, lsi7, OF the county court Of cedar
county, Iowa. the Administrator de 6o,is non al
the estate of John Andre, deceased, has filed his
final repent in the settlement of said estate: the
hearing OF said report Was continued until the At
gust Term. ISL, of said court All persons int
restsd are therefore notified that unless they 81
pear and object thereto, that said report viii lee
approved, and said administrator lie discharged
from further duties or liabilities in the premise.
2iwl WELLS SPIcER, county Judge.
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AsSIGNEEs NOTICE.

Public Notice is hereby given tn at all. The m,
paid accounts due to A. c. Appler. on account Of
advertising, subscriptions or Job Work At the r
OAR Democrat Once have been assigned to Lewis
stewart and placed in my hands for collection
All persons indebted will please call on me ana
settle, and save trouble and cost.
WELLS SplCFR, Atty for
,Hh 8 6&@f LEWIS STEWART.
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70 CONTRACTORS.

DCBi,fc NOTlCt: is hereby given, that on the
i lst Monday in July 1857, contracts vii l'
entered into on hehal, of Cedar County lor the
erection Of a New Court House in the town OF
Upton in said county, and chat proposals for con
tracts will be received by the undersigned Judge
of said county until that tine
Said contracts will be for the whole work, or ~
the stone work. mason work and other portion
separately, said Court House to be completed IA
three years from said July
Said Court House to be built in accordance v ifh
the plans aud specifications to be furnished ~
said county
- order oft the Coants Court
$3.50 @ StI.Lg -TirEk Jag
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-07-11

DUBIIC NOTICE is hereby given that, al the
L July Term, 1857, Of the County Court Of &c
dar connty. iowa, the Executors of the Estate OF
James II. Whitson. deceased, fled their hnal Re-
port ofthe settlement of said Estate and the hea,
Ing OF said report was continued until the August
Term, lSiT, OF said Court. All persons interested
are therefore notified, unless they appear, make
defense or object thereto, that said report will be-
approved, and said Executors discharged from
further duties or liability in the premise
21v4 - WELLS SPicER Co. Judge
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EXECuTOR.s NOTICE..

I>HE Undersigned having been appointed ~
i ecutor OF the estate of Jasper Scott decen>
ed, late OF Cedar county, Iowa, by the Ceant,
Court OF said county, ut the July term, lsi7 gir
notice tn all persons indebted to said estate t.
present their claim 10 the undersigned duiv al
thenticated. 27w4 w ". WElfH.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-07-11
NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS
4Ni Co.
Chicago Iowa 4 Nebraska r, R,
Open to Amss' Creek, ~ miles west of,h.
MISSISSIPPI RIVER.

On and after Monday April 9Th ana vntY.,
notice, Passenger Trains win run ar follows: 'i'@s
Leave Clinton Mt ee,a,.L , ,
Arrives At Ames' Creek 10 40 ~ "
Leaves Ames' Greek
Arrives Ut Clinton 5n
Passengers taking the y A. N. train. connect s.,...
with Stages for Dewitt, Magueks eta, Upton and -.
All baggage destined for Clinton or the rpaa
received at Fulton and delivered Free Of ch,yvp W." e
Freight Trains leave daily.
NJ. SMITH, E1x 4 su,-,4
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Hall
Trcasurer-Eugene Childs
Sec'y-Wells Spicer.
The Company is now in a four:shing
condition, and as soon as the Govern
ment will forward the cartridge boxes,
will be fully equipped and equal to any
Company in the State.
They will be at the State Fair and
make an effort for the "palm," and we
tell our sIuscatinc friends they must
keep their "eyes right" or they will bear
it home to Upton.
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81. q. PIATT,
Asssfasy ana Counsellor a. Law
1eeA1 Eotass Droksr ana Gcn.r,,
rrP4oN; IOWA. ousse IL The co.-,

] TIFxUNfIUWA' e Umce Z tho Court a.,
E - STOCK FARM FOR SALE.
A arst qualisy, mo. A" ssock harm, Contain
Prairie Lsnd-The sw or, Of Sec. q tps9r,
Also--The se or Of ne Or Of sec. a, tn. Is,1w
Also. hi Of &c or OF See; Is, to % ~
Al fAEF4 EEN -
; tAlso--The nv ar Of See. ., tp. 81, Nv ,or,a.
ing lGO acFtes ~ &s5* -
ss. Also--A number Of Town Lots In 7 ,p,., or.,..
fssssase.# IA -e+nf H. {. pIATr s,n,F
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-07-11

A RETIRED PHY1lOIAN, IS years Of age, hay
ing lost hts Father two Brothers, gsr
Nephews, and Nieoes by that dreadful disease, Coz
sUArTIos, and suffering with CexEA himself, deter
mined to visit the Hast Indies, Egypt and JAPAN where
he discovered Prsreafirs and Cerfsis Csrs for Colds
Coughs, Bronchitis, CsassMptios, Nervous Debility
and Asthma. His cough cured Immediately: he re-
practice, curing Thousands Of considered hopeless
by others For the purpose frescuing a. many OF his
suffering fellow beings possible he is sending his
cpe to all who wish IL for ~ cents; Of It to pay the
postage, and the bAlahcs printing Address DIR. HEATH
l0l spring street, opposite H. Nicholas Hotel New York
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Under this head will insert condensed special no.
tices 1t 10 cents per line for each insertion, Is cents
per month, 50 cents per quarter, l50 per year.
HEMBoLD's UNIVERSALLY APPROVED EEAEDY-
COMPOUND Extract Buchu cures Diseases of the
Bladder, Kidneys, Gravel. Dropsy, Weaknesses, &c.
Read the advertisement in another column, head
ed "Hembolds Genuine PREPARATION 27w4
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-07-11
-u>HREsHING MACHINES Of

r1NHREsHING MACHINES Of 1, and
i Horse Power.
200 Rail Road Barrows
Ames Shoves srithcm straps,
Buckwhcat, Turnip Seed, -..s.s..
For sale At the Farmers Store. corner Of Rock
Island and Front Sts, Davenport, by
27n3 JOHN r NOURSE.
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As said in another article, this Compa-
ny were out on the 4th and made very
6ne appearance. As they returned from
the Grove they were presented, by Mr..
s. s. Daniels, on behalf of the citizens,
with the following toast, which was re-
ceived with three hearty cheers, to wit:
, The Upton Guards--Men Of excellent
character, actuated by patriotism, guided
by prudence, seeking honor by upright
department; in civil life--gentlemen; in
uniform, soldiers. May their future be
glorious; ever deserving-as they now
do--the highest consideration Of their
countrymen.
They then returned to the Masonic
Hall, for business meeting. 1t was re-
solved BY this Company, unanimously,
that they would attend the State Fair ut
Muscatine, in October next, in full num-
bers and full uniform, with camping tents
and all necessary accoutrements.
They then proceeded to the election Of
non-commissioned officers I'd Lieut.
John G. Mowry then resigned his Office.
The new Staff of Officers now stands as
follows:
Captain-Willard Hammond,
lst Lieu't-Wm. II. Hammond,
I'd Lieu't-Gcorge Tritch,
Sd Lieu't-Welb Spiccr,
Ensign-Henry Dairy.
Non-commissioned officers:
Orderly Sergeant. T. Taylor,
I'd do. r. K. Leech,
Sd do. James Stitt,
4th do. James Mason,
LIST Corporal-I.afayctte Shawl,
I'd do Geo. Hammond,
Sd do Joseph DeWolf,
4th do Samuel Gillum.
Ensign Guards. j. Dairy, ". D.
Hall.
Trcasurer-Eugene Childs.
Sec'y-Wells Spicer.
The Company is now in four;shing
condition, and as soon a. the Govern
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-07-11

Dentistry.
Dr. J. lARDMAN, Dentist, Of Mnscatine, will
visit Upton on the 9th OF July NEXT on profes-
sional business. and will remain for few days
He may be found at the Park House. 2ltf
t1 We have before referred to the Clothing
and Merchant Tailoring Establishment Of CASAD
GILMORE, Virgin Block, and we can again as
sure our readers that, II they wish a good Coat,
Vest and Pants all made in the most durable
style and at low price, they can bs furnished
with the same by giving them call y
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-07-11

Two ropes were then attached to a
limb Of a tree, and wagon brought
underneath, in which the victims were
placed, aud the ropes fastened around
taeir nccks. Gleason was unmoved, and
showed no signs Of regret, nor was he
even in awe. Sopcr wept bitterly, and
wss frequently told BY Gleason to " act
the man, as it would soon be over with
him. and that they would soon be
better off
Gleason then spoke to the crowd. tell
ing them If his past life, and advising
them all to do better than he had done.
lie said his past life had been an evil
one, 60 tar a. his connection with the
gang was concerned and he assured
thcni that horse stealing was a poor bust
ness, aud poor pay, aud that it com
PEELED him to sleep in the woods and
bushes, and outdoors, in cold and stormy
nights and to have his yietuals carried
to him by stealth. lie Was also afraid
TO meet his fellow man, and even his
friends. in The public road. IL was
bad and hard lie, aud he repeated ever
harins engaged In it; aud he regretted
not having taken the advice Of his
friends, who cou,scllcd him 10 do better
lie advised them tn take warming by his
late, and live good men. Ills life had
been m's-sPent, and not worth keeping,
and he was ready TO die.
The regulators were then about to
drive, OF rather call, the horses with the
wagon from under the tree, when t:lca.
son voiaatarily jumped from the wagon.
ana @9ol nseam corpse. Sapcf sirsg-
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ing ins regard to an article whish sp-
Pssred n che Adrertiaer, to, vhiA he
replied In a very unjust Way through the
medium Of whst was chen Che Cedas
DemVahn. We do nos wish to make
enemies through political differences,
and as Mr. Handlin will not be so suc-
ccssful in the coming campaign, we will
icave him tn cnjsy all the advantage he
obtained by the article in the aforesaid
Demyoha.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-09-16
GOV. AL1sToy aNp PARTY.

His Exce!icncy and suite, (says the Laurensrille
Herald of the l1th iust,) have been soourning with
us during tho pnst week, making Laurensvillc his
Head quarters during the Rcvewsat Irby's, Youngs,
and Jnlapa in Newberry. A great many Of our citi-
zens are thus afforded opportunity of seeing und
becoming acquainted with our most excellent Chief
Magistrate.
Every one remarks his unostentations bearing, and
gentlemany and familiar manners which are rapidly
winning for him not only the confidence but the aec
ton of our people,
The people Of South Carolina might well be proud
to own among their many noble ;Govornors, tho pre-
sent Chief Magistrate, R. F. W:&LLsToS. We doubt
whether the State has ever possessed moro popular
Executive. transformations, dignfcd, courteous, and
aasle and possessing highly cultivated mind, he is
beau ideal Of what the Chief Magistrate of IN in
telligcnt and noble people should be.
We noticed among the Governors Aids, fon of the
lato Col. PIERCE NJ. BUTLER. This young man is u
gallant and noble representative of bis brave father
and from his bearing and appearance, the very i'm
personation of chivary. He is over six feet high
not quite tall as his father was-and altogether
one Of the most preposSessng men NC ever saw. we
would warn the ladies who como in contact with him,
to beware Of their hearts
Tho entire Staff aro fine looking and gentemanly
corpse of young men, we'll calculated to represent the
chivalry ind gallantry of the Stato The whole par
y will carry with them tho well wishes Of the people
Of Laurens
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-09-16

=
Two DOLLARS per year, if paid in advance-fwo
DOLLARS and FIFTY CENTS if not paid within sl1
months-snd THREE DOLLARS il not paid before the
expiration Of the year. All subscriptions not distinct
" limited at the time of subscribing, will be con-
.nued until all arrearages paid or at the option OF
the Publisher.
Subscriptions out Of the District and from other
States must invariably be paid for in advance.
RATES OF ADVERTISING.
All advertisements will be correctly and consplcu'
ously inssrea at Seven,y-fve Cents per Square tl2
BREWER lines or rss) for the first insertion, and Fifty
Cents for each subsequent Insertion When only pub
lished Monthly or Quarterly 81 per square will be
charged.
Each and every Transient Advertisement to secure
publicity through our columns, must invariably be
paid In advance.
All Advertisements not having the desired number
of insertions marked the margin, will be continued
until forbid and charged accordingly.
Those desiring to advertise by the year can do so
on the most liberal terms-it being distinctly Under
stood that contracts for yearly advertising are con-
fined to the immediate, Legitimate business OF the iirn
or individual contracting.
All communications Of personal character will be
charged as advertisements.
Obituary Notices exceeding one square in length
will be charged for the orerPus, at regular rates.
Announcing Candidate (nu, inserted until paid
for0 Five Dollars.
For Advertising Estrays Tolled, Two Dollars, TO be
paid by the Magistrate advertising.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-09-16
A LU X u r Y!

II YOU wish to enjoy REAL GOOD CIGAR
one that will drown your troublcs-throw your
cares aside-cause you to forget your debts and
debtors too-enab!e you to be more lenient to-
wards your enemies-maks you love " Wife, Chill
drcn and Friends" with renewed ardor and affec-
tion-and, in short, to render you, for the time
being, happy and comfortable, call on c. H.
KENNEY, at the Hamburg Cigar Store, and such
Cigar you can obtain He always keeps on
hand splendid variety of the BEST BRANDS,
and sells them rsry lo,c-yea, as we heard gen.
tlcman and good judge of a fine article, say
"Charlie Kenncy keeps good Cigars-cxceent
might truthfully add-but he sells them too cheap
-ruinously low." However, if he sells them
without receiving remunerative profit that is his
fault. And besides lie is ever desirous of selling,
and says he can afford to sell cheap Therefore,
VIC again say to eash and every one, Whenever
you go 10 Hamburg to sell your Cotton, to buy
your Groceries, or to pay Bank Note, always
walk in to the Hamburg Cigar Store, and get a
hat full Of those Choice Cigars"
Mr.. a. RAMSEY, Post Master at Edsefeld, is
Agent for Mr.. KtSSEr, and also keeps coed sup
ply Of fine Cigars IN Store. Try them.
Scpts II s6
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-09-16
MI. Vernon, Sept II, 1851.
TO THE CITIZENS OF EDGEFrELD DISTRICT

TO THE CITIZENS OF EDGEF1ELD DISTRICT:
a report having Lccn circulated in tho c"nmu
nifty Gcrogalory to the character Of JAMES IL
MAYs"N, regard i. M day, III justice to ll
to make TIC fcowin; statement:
Sumctimc i l,c fail or winter Of 1855, I was
requested by y. Z. HARRISON to call at the Office
of Mr. II A. GRAY, at Edgciieid C. H., and gel
his watch. HARRISON also requested me to call on
JAMES II. M.,YsoH to identity the watch in tsic
event that Mr. GRAY did rot recognise it.
accordingly called at NJ. GRAYs Office, in
company with Mr.. MAYsoS, to get the watch. MIR.
GRAY did net recognize Mr.. lis. watcl,-ncil!Hr
could AIR. MAYso1 or myself identity the watch,
but Mr.. GRAY produced watch Which we thought
was HARRIsox's-and took it, paid Mr.. Gs bill,
carried it home and delivered it that same night
to Mr. H., telling him at the same time that we
were not certain that the watch was his, and that
if it were not his lie must return it to Mr.. GRAY
and get his. HARRISON said, on receiving the
watch, that it was not bis, but that he would rc
turn it to Mr.. GRAY and get lis own, which l al
terwards heard he did.
Mr. MAYsoy had nothing 10 do with the watch
after received it until delivered it to Mr. HAIR
RIsoy, AMI do not know that Mr. MAYsoy ever
saw it afterwards E. LAGRO0NE.
Mt. Vernon, Sept H. 1857. ot3G
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-09-16
GOOD ADVICE TO BRUTUs AND YOUR
SE!,Ii

There il nothing trucr than these lines:
"NIrn at sometimes arr masters of their flutes;
The fault, dear Brutis is not in our STARS,
But in ourselves, that We are nnleriinSs.'
When wo consider that chance is presented to the
reader, which Bruns never had, it is strange if lc
should decline to become the "mastcr of his fate"
Swan L Co., with their popular Georgia Lotteries,
como once in every week, Uu Saturday, at Augusta,
Georgia. to allow the advcnturcr chance to get easy
for lifc Many have avacd themselves Of these op-
portuncs aud now bask in the sunshine Of prosperi-
ty An investment Of $40 books one for a splendid
fortunc SIS for elegant competency; and So so for
comfortable start in litc The chances do not depend
on the operations of tho "Bullf' and the Bears.'
The stock does not Hucunte; the chances always
the snme; and large sums drawn out every week,
by those who never saw large sums before Why,
then, continue to bo IN "underling?' Try now, md
if unsuccessful, remember that nert Saturday you
will have another opportunity. Remember that erery
bruce man can co.,moad luck IN the GsorYia Lotteries.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-09-16
From the Columbus Times & Sentinel.
THE COTTON CROP.
BADuOUR COUNTY, Ala, Ser

BARBOUR COUNTY, aLAy Nept. 9.
MEssRs. EDlToRs: have Just examined care
fully my own crop, and the crops OF some OF my
ncig ghbors, and have also conversed with num-
Der of planters in this county, and from all the
country South of this to the Florida line. The
result Of my observation and calculation is: that
the crop Of this section will be very short. In
my own ncighborhood, the crop may, if the fall
is q very favorable one, slightly exceed the crop
resent that their crop will not be so good as last
year. The weed is generally good enough, but
it is poorly iruitcd, The prospect now is moth
ing like so good as it was three weeks ago. The
leaves are turning red and falling off, and the
fruit is shedding very badly. The crops are at
least three weeks later than usual, and if we
have an early frost, we shall not make more than
half crop. If there should be no frost before
the lst Of November, we may make a toerable,
but not large crop. These facts you may rely
UPON, as the result Of careful enquiry.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-09-16
o BIT U a r Y.

DIeD, on the 10Th Of August, il, the 9th yearof
her age, SARAH LOUISA, second daughter of
MATTHIAS ARDIs, Esq Of Mt Lebanon, La.
DIED, in this District on the I'd inst, Mrs EAlI-,
LY RANIBO, wife Of JESSE RAXso, in the 55th
year of her age. -,
In this tribWe Of respect to the memory Of de-
parted friend, the writer is saddened with the re-
Election that kind and devoted wife, an afeclonate
mother, and oblieing neighbour, has been removed
from earth, but finds hope aud consolation for the
weeping friends and relatives that she lived righ.
teous life and met death with perfect composure-
She became member of the Baptist Church in
1927 and died strong in the faith she then protested,
and would reincucate the great precept taught by
her while living. those who feel with keenest an-
gu 81! the loss Of one so by the ties Of nature,
to prepare to meet her in Heaven for
In Heaven alone, no sorrows known,
And there's no weeping there"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-09-16
ATTENTION LADIES.

The Dry Goods Merchants of Augusta, Ga, as will
DO by reference to another page are now rcceir-
ing their full supplies Of Fall and Winter Goodsaud
wo understand, from reliable source that their large
stocks of fine Dress and Domestic Goods will vic in
the magnificent pattern, fashionable design, superior
material and excellent manufacture with those OF any
other market in the Union.
We invite particular attention to the advertisements
of Messrs. VIZ. SHEAR DIckEY PnIDDs and L. c.
DENyG. These Houses invariably receive fine trade
from this Distric-und their ever upright and liberal
manner of dealing with all who favor them with their
patronage will always justly ontitlc them to such
cOurayemcnt
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-09-16
AGRfCULTURAL.

We again cul the attention Of our farmers to the
notice Of the Secretary Of the District agricultural
Society, published last week)-which is to be on
Tuesday the second dsy Of the first week of Court
to make preparation for the Fair which is to bc the
following week. we hope the members Of the Society
will 90 into this good work with cOats ri and seres
up und exhibit that public spirit and energy which
they 50 emineny possess. And may we not also make
an appeal TO TIE LADIES, that they will be ready
much credit MS was done on our last exhibition. And
in addition to what they then so nohy achieved, can
they not get up Picnic for the benefit of the socie
ty on the ,lny Of the Fair? we know they .can, and
honc then nil do it,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-09-16
TuaIiREETy OF THE PRESS.

Quite al animated controversy seems in have sprung
mp in the Charleston papers and others touching the
privilege duties: &c. Of the conductors Of the prcsa
And that VIC can scarcely any cause for the fer
men il sign thul there is not great deal involved
Tho greatest revolutions often caused by the most
uncomfortable provucations. The smallest spark may
consume proud and magnificent city. The cloud
not bigger than mans hand haO convulsed the at
mosphoro and ocean, and destroyed tho mightiest mr.
namcnts and navieS.
If the press was considered wholly private prop
orty, and the Editor entirely private individual.
owing no obligations the country at large then in
decd tho conductor of journal might print precisely
what ho pleased and reject what he ploaso without
regard to the wishes, requests, opinions of Others
But this would be giving to the press, very low, in
significant and unsatisfactory position indeed We,
as we'll as the whole community are accustomed tosny
"the Public Press "Publc Journal" md we are
used to speak of an Editor, as "pub!ic servant"
These denominations alono would Indicate, that an
Editor and his press have higher duty to fulfil to-
wards the public than merely to subscrvc private in
terests to promugo the sole views Of ono man, and
to minister to his OWN selfish caprices IF we con-
template tho press in this narrow contemplate light
away will so all the fine things, and eloquent pas$a-
ges about its liberty, its privileges, end its potential
sway in tho advancement Of knowledge, religion, civ
iliza.ion, and civil liberty.
When the Editor though, is deemed to be, ms he
really is public servant ofhc first class, md bis sheet
to be tn, exponent Of the enlightenment. The intclli
srncc, and the freedom of the counry-they rise at
once in our cstimatiun, 10 be the guardians and de-
fcnlcr. Of The rgEt, the liberties the law and the
moi lis Of mankind. And it hcco:rcs The sscrcd duty
nr Ill rc,l, 10 tietn them Irum restraint cncroach-
in.rt and VIOLENCE III. Very hulwa-fs Of the State.
Titus viewed tie Ei;i.r. as tic oracle uf s
try, has the rish. Of spr:;m:clancc over his journal
has the right to exruic unarts;ic foolish ilLju-
rious matter from his raper-has tue right to reject
communications itausht with mischief. and calculated
to- excite personal collisions but lie n"rcr has the
right to impose restrictions upon free discussion, be-
cause the sentiments and principles of lis covreSpon
dent do not agree with his II he had this pow
er, and exercised il, lie would have no claim TO pro-
lection from the community. and would not deserve it,
being himself omnpotcmt in his sphere, and singly
responsible for his acts.