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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-03-27


each district, organized under the law
now in force, in its corporate capacity,
and appropriated to school house purpo.
S, which report SHALL be sworn to and
entered by the secretary upon therccords
Of the board, and such report together
with the total amount Of taxable proper
ty in, and the necessities OF each sub dis
trict in the township in regard to schovl
house accommodations for the pupils
therein, shall constitute the basis Of action
of the board in determining the per cea-
tum of tax to be levied upon each sublis-
trct
81. They shall, at their regular meeting
in April of each year, estimate the per
centum, of tax on the taxable property
in { e district, n, e,s;a-y to .ise fund
which, with the addition Of the amount
of teachers fund da" from the county
treasurer az showu by notice from the
county judge, shall be sufficient to pay
the entire tuitiOa Of the several schools
| Of the district for at least the time rcqul-
ri by this act, tor tho current year viii
ch per ccntum they shall certify to the
county judge, who shall, ut the tine OF
lovying the taxes for county purposes,
! levy the per cen.um Of tax thus certified
u him, upon th" property OF said district,
which s1aI ! c collected and p id ov,r il
the same mannnr in all respects as other
school district taxes.
-. They s12,! max Slch class fcation
Of the pup Is in tAo high school Or schools
AZ thev nav de2o necessary. f. the com
| pens !tiol u. the <'e rctary and Treasurer
of the li>tr.ct, al trInSaat canpra,lr
such bu :inc,: rs mn. ttul to promote the
cause Of cln,lti33 in a,,3riY.e with
! tic p~o,i~i3n.s Of this act. a:.d Shall cicr-
else II pow>rs cout1anltod tAcrcin
$"l. Til, county iu,l..c of each county
shall ut the time Of lcvyiay til. tax for
county purposes. lew tax for the sur
Dol t Of schools within tie county, Of not
less than one r.;n. nor more than twy and
halfmiss on the dollar, on the assessed
value Of II rnal and personal nr>,pqrty
within the cgultv, which shall 5a c1IIoc-
tel b-the county collector at the same
time and in the same manner as State
tLot j. srs1 I,,' 'r,... :, No. a,l, =, oosI,
% - r.t ~ ,,-Iy 10y :" - ,-:,
,nnoI,r tho aan,,,. ;ndro of 3.'h ~ o~,nt -,
ha d;y;4n AZ w" o ,i ~ tbn V' lr,I raaooIs oo"' -
i ,u~ ,,o,I ','.' ", ''s p''I;1'; -.
90 M ''A o r," . s.,o ,,' r, " ','' 1'S'' ,o'o
,. I;.," 49,, "a n ,hn , 49,, ,,' ','',, 10 ~
Ili t to 49, r,,,aao r ~, ~ 81 sa;I ;I' ."r o
.a,b NV 49,; w. ta.1+ ~ .Io .,1 orn 'aA
,'r' ,' '"1 ~, .':
~nt,reI D',a ''' ~ " otIcr .0 'oaney 'e in ,bo
hrnds r. ,bo ca,.+,, .r,..nror bo,an,r;n',
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-03-27

State Of Iowa, and in that name may hold
property become party to suits and con-
tracts aud do other corporate acts.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-11-22
@cbinSeI. &coin0eI.

= g2tr tabsn Gpebeg stne retfere Eab ing Spn bt!Iteel
SGinbcIr erbGltsu. DelGs ib Defenders sur Setadaae SCI
99euntu Gub Sebs pee5Guben Et9neu,
Burns & S.oan,
So. 1872 &tettRrafen gDbarfuub
Gptf6.S Ode Sor Gutan unt Gem un6SafG4
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-11-22
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NerIt4erun98<&pmp Der Nalleb Don giloio;en
NIT $4,000 GGpttei.
Securttn> TeuersVer ltderun98=&Dnp y .0.sM.
Ett $226,000 GapttaL. o."
AIbenIarlez Jn urancez@ Comp QartpttenvileUa
nit 1926 900 Gnpttc!.
Wafbtn9ton56euerUeriG erung8GonP b.Jt.s ~.
nit $4,000 Gaptfcl. ~
Pactf1c@ uer'Nertderun08>&optP y. 0.sG..
nit 1921 ,953 capital.
nd9bur9@Ser'tGerun98>@0ulp Do0 Utraia,e3.
nit $147,50O Gayital.
eon1n1OnweoitpsSerii4 =Gomp. 0on Gar.
ri8burg, Sem,
nit $i61,97 GaptteI.
Ser; >G2taaten:&ebens>G sGome. soa
Yhtlebelphia,
nit 81, 250,782 Gaptfsi.
8einnrnhteN }tTtb ts reprefenttren G1pftq!A %, o.s aee.
OdS poi9c Sdpttai tit r4el anGflegt al GuII6en t~ So.
N9erten, UNI ote DPerattpnet GeaGRnter Gprtbtdrfsss 80,
mtrtltGen BaGrsJpnb pbtr 6aien 0leidperfb boEM-s TTpi
3patlatt, bob etne NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. etrfa6 ou,n-%.E
ft III, eth 9rDBes Gapttat 8u haten, aibt feline t3orcn@-Ii:ssg 1891 sM
bic &ntI@attBun6 Der 0erfderten tS ran gDg NsrGs4 ~
Die Son BAN nrteriet9reten repreientjrt,n Gguasenisr to
Ben Dtrtlt@ oertu9baree &apttaI sur1 ppQen sSsr@u4s.
gfbfne1 Befraa, oerGntnprtli0 far 0e 9dbiun1 sc7 Vsej~,assr
DerFferun8sPoiicen nurber ~auS9e8eber y. grrf,Ts SE9rtr'
H~ Utss|' 4R0s. .. TpbnFGn,
u 5eaqute, Str. q, G.roaofs
So Jn eer Office MIRO 0eatI3 9eiprodan.
CgDni1i in = CiF7~9
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-11-22

an BEN t8tfbarsa @8gDarbcrsGlufe uub ter @ifsRbabu ssh
pptlGetip9ta HdG Ad1ngtc Gtt9, untBesen ron 1880 OeGtf3en
garmen. IT Gls @rcgfebt Oen Der o@eleB8ebgn8 In 9en-Ssr.
10 %tneptpprtrt, Sat betett5 pter 200 6Gufer, 400 @tnpD6Rer.
cine cute tneetiGtete S@uie eitge bptets, 8aaaa6en, Gdnttss
be- unb Gnbere 2~Bertdatte1 upb blubt Il ertoupt ungegG6niA
f6He4 empDr, tnben BON BEN e~tngebenpsn Oelbern (unh bep
YIdne Uber 3Det WttqtDnsn) @traBen, &oufer, SrabtaiIsnbaps
men eebaat unb oabtre gerib0nerun8sn sen1Gt wertrn.
Der 9on5e Gaubfrt1 BON 50 engItl5en 2udbratmetIen wirb
BON mcbreren g69en b%ur@RDner, BAT fttr gute6 3nelnoGer
9uten SGben unb Ella sefunbe5 altma, Da berfelbe In btr
g@obe pier k%.beNtsnt sr &fdbts lteGt, Cpttlabetpbia, Wer.@ orf,
Itt. 9hs, CAPE Wtao3 unb G@tfabrts" an6 &tfenbabnssrs
1tnenn8 Dat. 70 tSn sa ale gtarHrc uno &uHltprObutte fer
i.etGt 81 Wtartte aebraGt unb 6anbei I'm SrDBen, fppte Sabrts
Ten duer art betrteben Derrea.
Gtn SaaPlaB BON 40 5uB Brpnt unb $50 Tu6 Iiefs ne6R es
Hsm gtdmten9arten BON 6DppCltsr GrGBe Doer etuen 4ntbetls
Gm eneat $rGnitea9onis letter $l0Ut IN Dter3ig raCaat,i@sn 3a6s
tHn8tM pH q ol ub $500 beim 4nterfGre;Gfn + r &of. 4.
Ss sWtlte S~frt1ehuns Der Bdupldbe iF6rt btefes eaGr NOD
eGu: @tpG VSa Ren nod 0erratbi6an 26 3agmeR 20n 20 ader
GSH6 unp . |aer 4Dalb, nebf stutm cGufe TIT 29ertbe sDR
$4O9 1a4 Der triaannu8 bes 2anbes fpfe. 300, So bei'rt
StalNft'pen Hno Der @en in mDnattE@tu 3ab!lnnen BON SO
hnb be art Ter JGrm lteeeute VrGptie,
unnter bteleh 9uRptBen Bsbtneunasn lcbst Sic O~sI,uCNaFt
eue 0eNVgea etn, Del6e I'D etneuna6bdnefep 6egrdolb unfsr
6entlaer We 'tnatun9 erauteo wpQen, lur 8gfentrns SiT et,r
9eTrt0er Anln8e &bGtl AZ nebmen. '
&taae ane naoere NuStnnTt, fOrie Ntrenf6efne Fnb AZ ba.
(Suni23-S) ~"9A'"1s'
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-11-22
Gngros>81aj 0emsGto6Gtffemer
glr8. 1863 &,-171, Central NpenGe.
Baltimore, Wto,

Baltimore, N}b.,
pdGt fGTtuGbren6 O%Grrdtbtg Dorter, NIE pab Gtber, ebeufI
QGRhen . &roUa ~GtDut, he bcfen Gortcu, gardnttrt ais II
3tcf4sn inIpOrtirt. W(Sne-0liDafer in aaen au0!ttdten, fire.
pom i46bit6Cu Gu0fanien. Jerngr; Nltnsralpafer Son.
.dner, @eaetatCr@s8 Iai easNIafAtn NIT ben neue4ea Der.
b~eferanGeH. Uncertainties &rNneH.StOut pnb btttp Ole in
Bldf9er. alte aub neIs Tlaidst Werben getauft unb Der.
tauft. &Qeta{8er N0ent in 5alttmurs fur SAitbs ptilabel.
pbta gle. @!te niNt 3Rtste9eaueGenben @egsnitanbe UerhsH
srrlGgcnpnnen unb tG$ Wsi6 pteper erfAtfet. &gnbttCreu
snnen 0Me Mrten Nnne3nrortn tbve f~fowtanen cgf0Gt srhaIt-
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-11-22

SD erIauV mir 6tsrmt. ueinen dnnben Tspte ben & nuS.
nadern IN &teemetneH, bic ergebene Ansstge gu made bas
tN NHe8en DtanEci IN 9t1um metn 8elDAit aus SO. 2 bars
iuontr. naD NO, oI pa110frtr. (r1nCger WtargD peFleat
babe. oNg'sitf tb ,then 5sOeuieRben 8OrratG gSn subj unb
DIVER .seeer gu ben otAt8tea prstlen an 9nH6 0Gtts n6mltf !
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 6emlod=S cblersQes
oer, islbE9enla4tea Stubs Stirling uuO ale
Sorten 0betlecer, beige lorpie tran5Sltlde
.8aIbs%eoer, 8uIf-&eoer, &ip=Qeper, 8ierbe.
ISeoer, Wfarocco, 6~nttersQecer &c. &c.
Duo pGee lG men bepeuseRpen @grratb Bpu aesoIften
S~nels.@S0aFtGa tDpte betp0ene Sttlf el,S GEftt som befen
IftanpFl1en &aIb'Geber. S&up uub GfGan'ss gGltsr.lip.
IPGrS ppR RtrteibeE 2ualtat 9eper S6upmater 40 sr,,efa
lStnptn9sl tPwit GuS9eidntttene &OgIen lab an BEN me-
F%or'6ten pFaien gu Eaben bel 2SRtS Strpafius
Sar2c-Ss tpi(5en grebsrtd- nnS atarset essoee.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-11-22

3GbIufe Ooer ednsbare Naptere.
unter G6 cen SebtSBur9ca bteEe1 Wtr ! { btQiBen pretie len
tDlgsnPe 4rttteI gum Y.rtGuft an, 3unt 6rosten Epeil aG8 I'M.
ierGr ft9eren 8dtrts uni tAr bGren beTe NualttGt mir gcr2b.
ftren.
EbIrtn,
Beafef, TAFT rnb'e0ue STAG
&IaaDsn,
8saie . unb GtGr.RaBmyn,
SptRbGlsEfSfen,
0DdsH~9esdubs4g
@~osin$nert,
&rGger,
Dlttgest. 5sufsq
bpl3eyne SFGrtntmfe,
o@tetessSGmtRfmfe
SGiefersJcerbe,
S1u'Sur5s4tdGre1
Sen ergldS.
S5dahsItsGsi, 1anbet, Centre. 8iuutsn fur TSfeImerr 40.
I1niBts6 SotnIS ntrt uo &rdger, 5uaSegaerungen 5enlerSs,
wt9ts un6 DO. SetIe, s%ugcrtGtets K~usbbbeu, Bddtefne, JFefP
l9dars, W9pS, @enent u. (. 10. @beufO cine grpse NramoEE
Gr0ttet.0nt, 9er NiGtertaItsn unb Ber3ternnae zen.
BeIeute Nrbett Wtrb pgRttli3 MHc III bCr befen QBet acfa-
Itefert. t'I"
gDtr lnb ferner bic ~etn3t8ta Qgcmteu In mor1.
Il , tnr pte 2HeH'31fIetcn Gttenbapu Unb & Il { - y
Die beRen,. niSt rrn a9teni 81 unteri heiDeHben WohobntSnn
l3en Opn. %lttGbpner pCtptpr una pprtuefl6ert ecTnti ~.
Srccatel, peEe anttaue, Ngdt, fpanif dem @atwat linz orrSsns
pertbOousn Arten 0n Dfdtmpr, nGl4e SIM Stir Nor, H.
DauftpaTtt5fett Hn1 QGrte, fdpts S96nbett HnhH Sn6rrlt s;;G:e.
@retfe nD9 mic ubertgOfen tnp. - &4e pDn ma IN S "siS'
lStgIen Gehetsrten ar9eitea fnb 70 tea pplirt Nos - 10 JElss
Slang pfi LANCER GS Der d9ts Mlarnspt ho}ts - n.y. - F'sa
ITGu9 BGr ntpt ~anaeSrt1en werben. Gue fnN & gNot ~ os..n%s
!dS 10 tper MarnCr unb son Sil fdGnproT, amfehhs. ~ ~
Ibsbeut. er SpfsnsrfpGraiB. gep. ". SfrHr"" wv
Ntdrs4 r0t sRu 7. pratt4r. 1ht, "gTohor
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Qeirenbe leietl
WbiIabeipbin Oseoi5inife9eS 0Gus,
errihtet rcr 5nei unb aman3I9 Sahrerl eltrd
DR.. Kinkelin,

&NaS&A"N ~
WbiIabefp9ia O~2eoisinife1eS 0GuSs
errihtet Dor Snei uno amou3l9 Sabrer oltrd
DR.. Kinkelin,
Gtt bar Written anb l1utDRDGtraBt, gatIahfIpht0.
2pe unD 3man3l9 SATIRE
grfabrnas Sat Gr 8tuteIin ~ etnsnt Ser srte!sretafen 1er3t
IN ser RGr ron GGen 6 ~nnItstten 70 ttlFtilter RHb aspetnter
Estrstkuas, nsrSSfs paG esf6ieatltae @ap66s. R%rGnEssiter
Ser 5aut, unc fcl@eT, bic nPn fan yitbSrHl@ %" @eFta'
snrRs5en - esma&t.
Nebmt teFoncere 9tpti5.
Gs In etnt dbls 9twpbnbeit. ber fh aupetIen BITE &nabet
In Der @iu@amfett ereeben. bic nit tbnen . THE 81 tbrer Nfanr'
Sarfsit aufwdtf, ue YeI9e wsnn Mot IN s%snpritesr 8sf a.
Btrdnlepuns 3r einsr 9tsite Dor ant0Itenesn, DtrTdn9it0er
une Dsrtserenben eeiNeaidaftsn etsbt.
Menies ron bteien, BITE It'd etel5r pereertlf@sa @eGrDbnhet
e.aeben tnnen btt traprisen 8oIgea baron, bic tie bas mere
sEie GpfeE s%errhttet fnbsn, tisnaps uns IneEfldrbdre Nnfreer
snns rnt gemitEstdnetgiett l%IbIen. Stets Sdte y, q, ~
20 unb 81 BON TT, R.ntsitn's BAD hber &c elbferbnltanE."
Ser n~nGlndIi5s fS an egrifen wtre i9@d9lid. nnfa5tp
UNI nit 6~erUbuter Ruftgfs!t CT he Mrbeit ~ eesen ceer It'd
;um Gtutfren su ~beFeiFsn. fstn SGritt vt ase uah l6Tad
sr TT Sumnn, unenti6iPasr, une 5sisf tsiRF tn ietasH @ergna'
eanaen tptniger Gbdttafett ais 9~epobnit@.
Menu er i6 sUr btsisr @empbnbeit IVesltgi, ete hseielbe hi
ShlimmHes ~splbrdGt, unb Derbetratbet ltb, ~ TT feline Chs
unFrudibor, pnb fgsae getuunft fact tbn, baB btefes burt
Irns fTiSere GsSrbeispsrasio9s mss6sn it,. DHteiss fIut
Getra@tRuetn, meI&s Bite aRtn, ertfam Ell
aIttr g. nsfsn t]Stits"' BE tt@ tn ana
Geboltet es i'm @ep66tuiB.
Derientse. psl6sr f& unter Or. Rtuseltn's g~sbanhIunt
eeTt. fam eewtlesbaft cut feline Gtre. ais elm StebermGnl
beimntTr Der 9ranfen BON Or. atatsIin aiemaIs snttaut psr
Zen, fetnt DUbnung tf felt ben lssten smoa5t8 5abreu an be
R,.D. G6e pom Der Drttten unb lntUntr,, sptf&en eerHe
HnH pine, philadelphia, 81.
sRranfe in elmer @ntFernune,
BITE itren SaL enfa6 ~SrbuRten NIT alien itrsn Ssu1pt0msa
"a stnsm grsfe %mtttfsisn INIT %@etfdlut siner g%erea;ung]
s6unen Or. 8tnfelinS Msbtsineu tem9snGg unSersu8lih mad
ierem TbsiIe Ger untos, entDeoer INIT ssr pOt oeer &rpres
znS 70 aspadt um g&aben Ena NsuetsFfe su Sesbatsa, ubsr
Itrfet crhdlten,
2eie! Sueeub unb Monnbarfeit!!
Gin iraftDOlie8 2eben cher Gin frIb5eitiaer Snb
Rinfsltu lter GeIbRs1 tnlture - MUIR Is Gents
Bstefe, HeI&e ienen gGs II Ia StGnps %entbaltsn, Serbs
nit I'm GebtnbtT pot NIT etnem @relnpar SeCitGerte
MGral8i II
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ga9eu G5GSntn8'5
h~erIbmta&
&~eDaOeDtfdees yitter3
ltfS 8binusRirbe

QtiS NbtttIsJ(llpe u
rstlt atbt befGwsrben, @eI5faat, GiSper1s Grsnt5ae uni
ler5Efe Gmnd6e, WGreR[ an WerbGurn9, BiGtHngen, MttbRs
taasrIjGe 66mgrrtpteen, gtsrentranfbstten, 9unsengef4Wtr'
Rnk euaeculeiben, pel6e 5rn 2sber. cter Dtaseatrdntte teu
Enex SerbErbensn glGseu t~ntfslen, BET Il6ansTn pts aud Be
GFaUta |. .. Tetblt&s S&p6Gg S@wtneel, BlntGrbraTs
SaG BEN Sgpfe, 9Vlbeue Seer, fdltt SGge, 9Gmerser In ben
G!cesern. i'm Sudden umb in Der Urua
pas f&Tsetfdt 9ttters Ttre teee gerfOpfang bes 0ea9sns
~bsfstttesn, tubem IS bSrielten 6drtt, ton In &bGttsfe!t erb6Ii,
wub ate GGprt aus benz slbea %eEtfernt. IS f6rtt bic 5terDeg
nub 9sbsaegetHtr f66rf: bic Siuue, bentmmt bas 9tttern by
bsfEtoeytbtt gereasuu8, sf gut BET GsseerniHen nb SIabrpa
een. tSbttt BITE 2DurIn r. BELT ale MDinb- uub W1cg sSfpls
"a etntasn snssneI;d' na9i iufh8. srIetStsTt eteg0eTsrird'
crtrt unmsrtltS nnb ne S9mrtsa, DeEn man bic bpppett
%UKtiOn eGroH ntntnt
Dos i5petifGe Sttter$ TT SIN Guagg5sr9rstss MtiteI gsesn
Ets5er, Nubr unb &0era. &a irl6es bat &c I'D berabrt UNI
b~sntefen Set ben frau35fi9en une "a Gttf6ea 1ruppen IN tes
Rrim neil tErd ben @e0raud %eeDelpen, Der auf Sefspt b'
E~tdtS6tsts IL btiben Iruppentpeiler sinBefI9rt purbe, Der
GtfrbttGeu Ter SDloateu, bic hteifn lB~sarttoen E%raHtQsttsr
n~useefest Taren, f6 nor IS bic auf@ @r0teut rfouctrte.
Sos ifmsrif6s BtttatS III unirsttt9 etnt@ Der befenQrs>et
uittei, bas nDG il per bGs Vpthtum tam, un6 TRACE ~ ba4
Reuustfein in MIR, BOZ Elm Sober pelGar ntetn auss tei dt e
tS gittezs etnmal gebreu6t bat, lid zine Qlibt uub gereuI
gga faraus ne3en wiro, baHeIte sum l8pble ietEsr ~Ic!beRbtn
NshenmtnfAen Ueiter AZ emptfbIea unb tefannt su MAIDEN, tn
benz 81 ale tie 6stttrGfte telgt, Die Tim O6en augeiQrtebtI
RAD. SterfIr lam Id &anhe,ta gDu Bepst1sn ltefera.
i'm &esrleeretsn Otsr M~a6abmuue:E DVrjGbtaeeG. BABE t.
tn is6e SlGi&g Inetnen Ndmen ~etnbIaitn lGFea, uni gag: 70
Bee Fastsr in bias Die BlafGt etugtptdsit III, matne t~tbcnpSas
bies HanensaMtsrl4etft 0bne melde bas Wttttsl nt6t Got IT,
aa. iebey Ela{&s III stue SOIh6r St9e Standardization Ia
bsu1fter NIB enGlifbsr Spra&e. lin GrrtpGurern ~Sprspbeg.
esu, bate i'd gu bertEfea. bB I'd eUter benz Oben bsfDricbt nen
a~8ertat1 Bitters ddD ned Elm Gnegre9 mater bEm Skid Ell
gIamsn berstte, ptlGes tn 5gteis unh Retaurattgnca Sertl Il.
fea mirb, IN ausecIet1net es8en OpSpepfa ub Oln9enIeu q
1T car greIg per FiafGe 81 Gents orr . Blai6en fur 81. 81.
GA p~ertaufsn Bel 6enn da,iutnsn gerferrtGer
Gusen 6. GdSning
r~31Deutf6em 4Pstbeter an0 Git emtEer.
II fdncr Magtbete, VIZ DsaaSGe Der Dierts nnb GDba: ton
9kttapeIpbtG.
Saupts VI 9euten
esgabstpetd, o. g. GmtsR nab g., Ep. 149, 3. Gtre6
NIB 29l uab 296. EtOrb;2. 4tsa6e; Iaaa1u, 5ahr IL. "a
SO. 3 Glib 8. ct. uab Ode tar O., &aGoDbta,.
Gss~gcrl MIbsyt Dung, &pDtsefeT. Ode @awsrH asb s.
aGIs-a5t..
mg Su Baltimore ga ba6en in 0~oB. uni
sIietnsgerfauf in Der Sifce be8 rg8efeg" 10
ne and Eel Wlcore & IielisnbadI soc pcl
sin. unn 0anrOeritr. gt. @seeifnd,. 455 SIS
8oItimorefr. nabe 8earlfr,
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Reifente, wel&e bic 0altsn0res NIB Stto.&tisnbab n be
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Hespect Tot the courts.

The Democracy have rioted in abuse Of Ru-
pubsicans for their censures Of tho Supreme
Courts opinion In the matter Of bred Scott.
Indeed, this reverence for the Court has re-
Gently become n Democratic sentiment. But
II will be in the recollection of all who are
accustomed 10 hear Judge Claget,, that he
constantly INDUCES in the most villanous
abuse Of the Supreme Court Of the State,
both on the bench and of. And We have tho
written statement Of two Democratic law
yer, to the effect that he Disregard and re-
padiatos the decisions Of the Supreme Court.
They say:
ION tbs Esd September, 1858, ia the case
OF Walker and Reeves "a. J. b. Knight and
I. Mills, Judge Ciagett refused to recognise
the authority Of decision Of the SUPREME
Court, ~ reported in Third Ciark's Iowa Re-,
ports, because the Supreme Court were vascil.
la,ng, and might hereafter change their own
decision, or decide differently g the mex,
term OF the Cours.n
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-09-27
why No Dian,, aois.

Elwood made great ado because Attorney
General Rice had failed to proceed against
DR.. Eads by criminal prosecution and OWL
suis. Gen. Rice replies TO this point, = Ne
learn from the report y his remarks at Dos
Moines, as follows:
lie stated that he had no authority to sue
DIR. Eads, except under general law, and
that he had been frustrated under that law
by four Democrats on Grand jury al
IoiDd CITY. The securities OF DR.. Eads had
asked Of the late Legislature the privilege OF
trying to agree with the State upon the terms
Of settlement, and the Legislature had ac-
coded TO tho request, rather than embsrrass
them By N immediate suit. II : settlement
should not be made by the agents OF the
State and the securities, then II would be
time for Interior measures. 1t had been
deemed advisable TO secure the loans made
by DIR. Eads, as far as possible, before COM
mencing legal proceedings; which had caused
some delay. The amount OF indebtedness
had thus been reduced, and the chance Of re-
covering the balance from the securities was
proportionably increased.
Gen. Rice also stated that as soon as be
received printed copy Of the Resolution Of
the Legislature in regard to Moriarity, he
had notified him that he should commence
suit; and he expected to do 30 without any
loss Of time, in court.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-09-27

lsboring side BY side with tho negro slave and
entering into ruinous competition with him,
must soon be driven to SEX free soil or sink
with the poor sonmon white laborers Of the
South to tho degraded level OF the black
slaves by whose sides they labor for sabsis.
tence.
The Southern Eagle, Mississippi paper,
perceiving the i'll effects Of this competition
Of slave mechanics with the free white me-
chanics Of the south, and recognizing its de-
grading effects upon the white artisans, ad-
vocates the enactment of law prohibiting
slaves from learning trades. In this very Of
fort Of the Eagle to arouse public opinion
against the injurious and degrading effects Of
the competition Of slaves with the mechanics,
it ID admitted that the great mass Of common
white labLrers are upon tho same level with
the slave, and that il il only the skilled me,
ohanic and the professional man that should
be protected from the ruinous and Disgrace
full competition Of slave labor. But the me-
chanics will not be relieved, for II is the in
terest OF the Shareholders to own their own
mechanics and tolive on the proceeds OF their
more profitable labor, and the Shareholders
will consult their own interests and have their
own way. Besides most slavcholders like
Hammond Of South Carolina, regard oil
free lsborers, whether mechanical or agricul-
tural a. poor white slaves, the mere smud
sills'' Of society, who shave no rights that
Shareholders are bound to respect"
Such are some Of the effects OF slavery
upon the great interests Of the land and up
on the great majority Of the people, the la
borers and mechanics Of the country. Is it
desirable that the whole territory Of the Uni
ted States should be converted to slave soil
for the growth Of such population, and that
tho whole policy Of the government should
be directed to the extension and perpetuation
Of such SYSTEM II it be not, then must
the democratic party. now wholly under he
control Of Shareholders, be repudiated and
driven from power, and their places be sup
piled with men who advocate the policy in
augurated and advocated by Washington and
Jefferson.