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STATE aF IOWA,
CEDAR COUNTY.
10 whom Ii may concern.
NOTICE i hereby given that the Chicago Iowa
\ and Nebraska Railroad have located the live
of It's rad over and across the north east quar-
ter Of the south west quarter Of section one, TOW n
ship eighty-on., range enc vast nf the fifth prin-
cipai meridian. The ner Of said tract Is IN
known 10 the officers OF said railroad empany /.
II il believed that the owner Ia nonresident II
this state and this notice II biyen in order that
proceedings may be had for the assessment Of
damages occasioucd by the location of said line
~ aforesaid a. il provided by the laws OF the
state OF Iowa.
CHICAGO. Iowa AND NgHRAsSA RAILROAD.
BY it's Attorney
Eah iath Is5y n b BAKER.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-08-03

From lengthy article in the Alexandria American,
of the 25th ult, respecting political topics, clip
the following paragraph:
Are you advocates Of that enlarged patriotism,
which would secure to the whole world the rights OF
American citizens? We venture to assert that no
member of the American party is more opposed 20
the foreigners in orr country, whether alien or nat
uralized, than the Office seeking portion of the
Democratic party What says" Tennilc Bob (COl.
r. A. Hunter) the now Democratic candidate for
State Treasurer? He said, in speaking to a number
Of his friends that he had neUer uOted for foreign
NOR NEVER WOULD! Let him deny it if he will, and
we will prove it, without going fifty steps from our
office. We can point out hundreds OF men, high in
the ranks of the Democratic party, who are more de-
mandatory of foreigners than the boodest Know
Nothing in the land, when in private but are willing
to court them just about election time.
We apprehend there is much truth in the forego
ing Instances similar to the one cited by Red
river contemporary have frequently come under our
own personal observation. But, if Col. Hunter made
the assertion attributed to him let it be proved, and
let the proof appear in such shape as to defy con
troversion. We would like TO spread it before the
adopted citizens of this metropolis who will be ap
pealed to- before the election, in honed phrase and
with touching pathos, to support the Democratic
ticket cntrety-to elevate q man to one of the
most responsible Offices in the State government who
has proclaimed ineXtinguishable warfare against
them! Let the proof make its appearance.
Some years ago Col. Davidson the - Slidean :
candidate for Congress in the Third District, was
the most bitter and proscyiptive Native American il
| the whole commonwealth He had then arrived Il,
so mature age that decided opinions any gver
subject Of Importance, honestly entertained, are sci
dom or never honestly repudated or abandoned. YET
he expects all adopted citizens to vote for him in his
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-08-03

A SPIRITUAL MEDIUMS APPGrIrE.-The Boston
Courier isnot distinguished for any particular display
of reverence towards the apostles of spirtualism.
We find the following in its columns:
We remember sitting at the side Of singular
looking parsonage at hotel table. Our attention
was drawn to him by the extraordinary speed with
which the cdlbles on the table vanished down his
pac0us throat. The raps on the table for fresh sup
plies resembled in frequency aud vehemence, those
which are heard in the best constituted spiritual circles
Soup, beef, matton, poultry, fish, cabbage-n short
nearly everything the bill of iare-came and were
seen no more We tilled-not with dinner, for
wonder held our appetite in suspense-but with
anaZement. 1t seemed if he must he a GOniultI.
1t looked like the performances of Jack the Giant
Killer, when he s!yly thrllsts the enormous pudding
into bag under his WaStcoat. We do not usually in
quie the Of those whom we chance to meet al
hotel tables hut there was something so miraculous
in this gentleman performances, that Curiosity gained
the hetterG reserve, and were tod the great de-
yOarer was Antrap J9cESGn Uaris. This explained
the matter. His frances were now II he traced to
their true cause. They are the frances Of anaconda
alterhc he has swallowed ~, A"rnS, boot ana lIl.
He hd9 not oUly his eWtiy organism 10 support
hut tic spirtualistc organisms Vi tue iunumeraAl
higher intelligences.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-08-03

4 DULL SCuoLAR.-To prove that teachers NAV
place portion OF Scripture before a class in every
point OF view, and examine and cross examine the
children upon it, and yet leave the little ones com
petely unintormed, we would instance the answer
given by boy to Il gentleman on the occasion Of a
school examination. One OF the psalms Of David
had been repeated by one of the boys with great
curacy and after having been examined by the cler
gyman-as be thought thoroughly q stranger who
was present asked the following very natural qles
ton : " My boy, can you tell me who David was 2
What think you was the reply? II don't know, sir
whether you know, but Mr.. S. knows he is the
nNsYho sells greens three doors from fathers"
lChnrrh OF England Sunday School Quarterly
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-08-03

MOODY AT HIS New CoRNER.-Moody's customers
have followed him his new establishment at the
Of Canal and Royal That is to bs
at however when we consider the variety excellence and
ms sn'fs and goods which might well
draw the patronage of the public up Carroon or down
Me Barracks to The Ridge much less to his present
stand in the heart Of the city only square from his
famous old stand hoody's motto regular clncher Small
profits and quick returnscsh down-one pcepoe atten.
tonand money refunded If the goods don't suits See bs
card in another column
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-08-03

y THE EAGLE C0TToN GINA full assortment of
from the factory by the proprietor Mess Bates Hyde Co.,
No 81 St Charles street. The demand for this machine
so great that supplies Of them received every
Each gin made has the patent improved attached
Those Gotten planters who have not tested the
eagle GIN It TO themselves do without time
The cotton Of its ginning has broug higher prices that
other. liberal discount is made orders See
advertisement. IS
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-08-03

LAKE HousE.-Messrs. Hickok & Peters, the pop
prepared to to the Of all who their anxiety
about the to-day themselves
thirst and starvation Their larder and liquor
med for the OCCASION and battalion of been
securedfr the city The command of sardanapaluse eat
drink and be eymay be obeyed to the fun at the Lake
aJo,, +
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-08-03

woman lately elOped from Ohio 10 Wheeling,
Va, with a curlI-leg paran1nr. Her husband over
took her secured Lie child, and told her that she
m'+ht follow her coFkeg plramour to the end Of the
earth.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-08-03

ExcrrExRNT AGAINST i RAIIRoAD CoMPANY.-On
the cath ut, the citizens Of Rock Island ILL.,, held
mass meeting, and passed resolutions condemning
the Rock Island Railroad Company for neglecting to
erect granaSes freight and brick passenger
depot on the grounds granted by the city four years
ago for that purpose Considerable excitement pre-
vailed and tie railroad company, fearing their present
wooden building would be destroyed, armed the guard
In attendance IN 555 & z
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-08-03

LANDRETH's TURNIP SEEps.-Mr R. Collie at No
q ravier street has just received from andreth Son Pha
depha Of their celebrated urnp seeds
raned this years. growth. There varieties for sale in
lots to suit purchasers. See the advertisement in another
column
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-08-03

z REMovAL.-Mr. George H. Yinten has removed his
Prnters Warehouse from No. los Poydas street, to No. IS
Camp street, adjoining the Crescent Office
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-08-03

To SMOKERS AND CHEwERs. Remember Mr.. I. De
Cruz, Of the Morning Star Cigar store No 10 Camp
street He Is always supplied with cigars and tobacco
imported. See his card t555
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-08-03

DoLREAR's COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, No. log CANAL
this College there Is special apartment for each
of the following branches viz English French Spanish
yertisement,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-08-03

We have received from Mr. j. G. Morgan, of Elk
change Place, copies Of the following
I The Athelings, Or the Three Gifts" by Margaret
oliphant. An absorbing story Of domestic life, from
Black woods Magazine.
aLeonoro D'Orco,n novel, BY G. P. R. James
romance Of Italy-said to be one Of the best Of
che numerous productions Of the author.
Blackwood's Magazine" for July. Containing
the continuation Of Buwer's new novel, and variety
Of interesting articles. VI
Mi. Norman. Of No. Ii Camp street, has also
placed us under obligations for copy Of james
= q Leonura D,Orcon
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-08-03

GuAso.-Mr. Allied Kearny, No. 70 Magazine
street. has received Of this fertilizer which
offers in lots to suit from the evee See advertisement
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-08-03

Books AT MoRaAN's.-Mr. J. c. Morgan, of Elk
change Place well provided books as man need be-
In these boooving days Whilst the standard pres
and days. in all departments of literature crowd the
shelves the counters piled up with all miscellany
Of the dabooks, cheap publications. magazines illustrated
and literary fact that can tempt and
soace the liteTary aste. No leaving for
isunt should do without first going and selecting from
gans shelves and counters. Sec his card.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-08-03

S,ocad nc nns7ar oh,;gatinns for COPY of james
Z, $500 I,,r,.,x i, S'sss
Aeono .a' = s oiso *,
81 M II & :, Y. a. 3. .,,,,,.,,r, IN
ExCITEMRNT AG AINST AfsAiLhoAb OoMfAe a..ohhA
fhe 94fh tl}t the citizens of Rock Island Ill., hed
,,.ss ,,,aa4;ng and passed resolutions condemning
' -, 80. 1890 f o., ,,oIoct;nu Il.
tne HooA issanu 1sa'.oa. oo.iaAs -.
erect granaTies, feght-h ano prck passeh
depot on the grounds granted by the city tour years
oro fnr that nnrs,ose considerable excitement pre-
.,e;aa m II. raya5 .rnnany. fearina their present
wooden building would be destroyed, armed the guard
in attendance.
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5s3 AFPROPRIATE-A monument is to be erected on
Rlack Mountain to the memory Of Prof Mitchell who
~. 80, ~; aaa., .,,, nv o;t;,ers of Asha,;,o
- -. ~. >-s>.'-- 80 -
nave the malter IN charge anu nave appohsea cohi
Mifee to procure subscriptions. 2a
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CHANCE FOR ANOTHER COMET EXCITEMENT. - Nj
Nernet nas calcnlateo me orplt 81 tne Gomez
discovered by beflin astronomer IL appears " NC
approaching the earth rapidly that it will soon pre-
aent x fina object IA the naked eve All present t is
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q s - t0s n. ''' 80 80 0 -
Il Wnlcn tneIe mas peen ~ MacA taiA' Anu mnion 10.
to come into collision with the earth on the 18TH OF
lost rrcntb TIA nstap is in the constellation Per-
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s..S $3.50 - M a . - -. . rri u. -, ~ 70
GREAT BARGAINS AT MUNRoES--Ihe SUMMER ~
hardly half yet and great Of our citizens VIII
have occasion 70 repenis their wardobes with
such the great emporium Of Alfred Munroe Uo 9. the
Of Magazine and Gravier streets oilers great
ments The stock Of yet on landowner IN
cludes suited 70 the merchant and neehAnc anu 70
yontns, poys eng cno,sn-is gong o y ses isuueson "
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-08-03

= THE GEN GRocERY.-Large numbers of families
being Of the uniform excellence and freshness the sup
plies by Mr. E. L. Bercer No. g Baronne street honor
him with their patronage. and need hint from the
good tste they display in doing To those however who
have yet opened at the Gem
it well worth their while to do that is if they wish
in groceries which invariably fresh and of the first quality
wines and liquors which old and pure preserves
meats ec which put up In the perfection Of the CASTRO
nornc art We refer Mr. Bercers advertisement in another
mart of our paper 49,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-08-03

y GREAT BARGAINS AT MuNRoEs.--The summer is
hardly half gone yet great Of our citizens will
have occasion replens their wardrobes with light clothing
70 SUCH the great emporium Of Alfred Munroe Co.. at the
Magazine and Gravier Streets offers great induce
ments The stock summer clothing yet handwhich in
cudes suited merchant and mechanic and to
yous boys and going of at great reduction in
prce-at very small advance first The travelling
goods department also superhy stocked and the challenge
something worth Inspecting and purchasing without
regard the coming changes Of the Take glance
every body the advertisement in another column.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-08-03

The steamer Golden Fleece Captain j. n. Hall, ar
rived at southampton on the 9Th from the Brazils
Her dates are Rio, June 4th, Bahia 10TH Pernambuco
18th, and Lisbon the Goth She landed 70 passengers
at Lisbon, and has II for southampton and Is for
Hamburg. Coffee at Rio advancing in price, as
were cotton and sugar at Pernambuco. The general
health was good at the Brazilian ports casual cases
of yellow fever at Rio and Bahia, bat PernambuGo
was reported free The steamer Celt from Liverpool
arrived at PernambuGo on June II th
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-08-03

y TIE GROVER & BAKER SEWING MACHINEs.-The
popularity Of the Grover Baker sewing machine is wide
spread and growing 1t is not surpassed ressmang and
fine family sewing, and stitches. with unvarying excellence
anything from the finest Swiss muslin to the coarses
jeans had the offices Of the Eagle Cotton Gin
Company No Is Camp street. and Mt No. 81 St Charles street
sold guarantee and kept in running
order gratis for We refer housekeepes planters
ans others the advertisement the subject, in another
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-08-03

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1ttel, cohioiNhs ilstat'luue WIN pd4 la'ol. lllaT
aHeGuClsG n'et'elehce, msaoy ~ GohsiessIonas
lnservetisloh, slou1u eause tne po.tgans ol nan
s, III. III t tris+ WEI f ie pre-
ah: ises 81 te kuee .iat I.ii'e may iol!oW avn
we no.d 10 ne as yioIa'Se 81 1he principe Oh
the hatisas-Ne ofaSka aet' as would De urect Con
reSsi9nal interference ana 10 De more offensive IN
GOV: walker that, whether he OBTAINS or not sub
mission 10 DIS uctatlon oy Tue Kansas Convention
etner so ar as 10 ignore se s?ec1 o. slavery III the
M t constitution or 10 ylghu sle nal Ill; IasIa.on
~ 'nao iastt 10 otlei 'nus, Nc mi' u lhaC
tne Gohdehce OF Tie SCUM Is !tehu gone from nm
ana from us CABINET pacAerS' Hieeo'efaoly ana Iof
ever
MI y b. shepard mas oeen nominated by the De-
lnoeEaey oil Mobile county, as candidate iof the
lower branch OF the Legislature OF Alabama \ com
hiittee was appointed to INFORM nm oil his nomlna-
on' ana IN their letter 10 h'l stated 'at he was Sc
iected with just appreciation OF his political views
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-11

THE WASHINGTON MURDER.-Ths feeling
in Washington City against COL ID. C. Lee.
the murderer Of David Hume, is very bitter.
Lee appears to have been man Of bad repute
"A frequenter Of race courses and dabbler in
cock fights. Hume wasa gentleman Of for
bearance and high respectability, and the
charge made by Lee at the Presidents man.
sion, that Hume attempted to pick his pock-
cts, was at least premature, if not mendacious
and wanton. The magistrates who admitted
Lee to bail. after partial and unsatisfactory
examination, are very justly censured by the
Evening Star, of the ID inst -
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-11

IHE ROYALTY OF EvIDENcE-OR THE
WORLD IN THE WITNESS Box-Diverse as
are the opinions of men even of the same are
and country about subjects apparently the
simplest and least liable to msconstruction.
1t is not to be wondered at that universal
concurrence of mankind in favor of any prob.
lem should be regarded as Ito use a LAWYERS
term,) a royal evidence" of its truth. In.
deed, so conclusive is this concurrence deemed
that many theologians urgeit It upon the atten.
ton of materialists and skeptics as a resstless
argument in favor of divinity. rff.slH
In Tact upon only TWO propositions can We
obtain the universal concurrence of humanity:
upon all other points and questions mankind
have agreed to differ'' g
In the existence OF the Supreme Creator.
all tribes and races of men concur. They
give him different attributes in accordance
with their peculiar tastes; but in the general
belief that there is God. they are unanim-
Gus. r5 - ftt ~
In the efficacy for Holloway's Universal
Remedies for the cure of dista e a like unan-
unity exists in the opinion of the world. All
countries, tribes and races upon the earth en-
ploy these remedies and derive benefit from
their use. Millions of savages to whose ears
the very name of Christ has never vet been
whispered, are familiar with the properties of
Hoiloway's external and internal remedies
The missionaries of health have preceded
these of the Gospel; and in numberless instan-
ces, the physical relief impaired BY the former
has obtained and secured favorable audience
Tor the more abstract and intangible blessings
which the latter sought an opportunity to be-
stow.
Our readers, when they hear that Hollo4
ways medicines are employed by every peo-
pie, and advertised in every tongue. on earth,
may smile contemptuously-as we did-and
think the tale a-humbug:-but let them be
convcted-as we have been--tlat tits moth
ing but the naked truth. Wherever types
and printing presses exist, Professor Holloway
employs them to proclaim the sterling merits
of his medicines:-wherever they do NOT ex-
ist, he has employed accomplished interper.
ters, and established special organs to make
known his discovery: tongues to which the
Bible is stranger,are eloquent with the name
and fame of the great physician who has scat
tered gifts of healing over all lands and seas
oil every nation
The world is in the wtness-box and gives
enthusiastic evidence in favor of Prof Hollo-
ways remidies, and let those who would i'm >
pugn such testimony he cautious-for, in so
doing. by parity of reason, they strike at the
very foundation Of religion and morality
The world is in the witness box, and gives its
evidence for Ilollowayl-Bostdn Traveller.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-11

CURIOUS SPECTACLE IN A COURT RooM.-
A man named knight is on his trial at Port
land, Maine, charged with the murder of his
wife. = letter giving an account of the trial
says:
although the day has been stormy, the
court room has been crowded. very largo
number of whom were ladies' The ladies',
both old and young, bring knitting, crotchet,
and sewing work with them, and the hall
presents (aside from the triaD quit, busy
appearance" n.l H.-H
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-11

FASTEST TINE on REcoRD.-The fastest
time on record is said to have been made by
the Lady Kate, in a trotting match on the ice
al Chicago. ILL.,, the other day, she having
completed the last mile in 2;20. The official
time-keepers were gentlemen; OF experience,
and the watches of outsiders also agreed in
the result; SO there can be no doubt about it.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-11

fETThe House of Representatives Of Ohio
have passed law prohibiting the use of the
iails OF the State for the imprisonment of fu-
gitive slaves. 1t is an unnecessarily inciting
and vexatious measure; which can produce no
good, for the U. States Marshals can find 9TH
er modes of safe keeping, and no slave will be
likely to be aided in his escape by this act of
interstate discourtesy. go