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MOVEMENTS IN RELATION TO THE SLAVE
TRADE

The announcement by the New Orleans Delta,
some time since, that the slave trade had been
revived By portion of the South, and that
cargo of slaves from Africa had been landed
on the Mississippi, seemed incredible. The
Delta is Disunion paper, hates the Free
States, and takes every opportunity to insult !;
so: that we regarded its strange report as
mere bravado, intended to shock the sensibiIi.
ties of the North. Still it would be well for the
Government to look into the matter for there
is no extremity to which the Disunion Party in
the South is not willing to go, for the purpose of
provoking q conflict with the free States. With
this view, We suppose, the policy of importing
negroes from the coast of Africa, to serve as
apprentices for fifteen years, has recently been
introduced into the Louisiana Legislature. II
cannot be that the majority of the people of
that State favor the increase of a free colored
population: their policy is to check its growth.
and drive out emancipated slaves. And vet a
bin authorizing the importation of $500 Afri.
can negroes, to be indentured for term not
less than fifteen years, passed one branch of
yet pass the other 1t is easy to see that this
scheme of iHdenture is mere pretence. Pa.
gan negroes, brutal and ignorant, are TO be
brought from Africa by force, and when once
sent TO the plantations of Louisiana, and placed
under the oyerseer, they viii be slaves forever
1t is only sneaking way of perpetrating an
infamous crime. 5,. era~ Us 1913
The NeU Orleans Pcayune appears to be
startled by the movement, and remarks that off
it had been supposed that there was any dan.
ger of the State embarking in scheme to
revive the slave trade by indirection, and bring
ing into Louisiana gangs of pagan lsborers,
fresh from the bloody and barbarie wars ofthe
African coast, there would have gone up from
this city protest speaking the utter repug-
nance of ive-sixths of the population 1
The Disunionists, we presume, have the con.
troll of the Legislature, and this accounts for
the introduction of the criminal policy.
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WASHINGTON, d. C..
THURSDAY, MARCH Is, 1853.

b9- Mr.. Wheeler is the accredited agent fol
the Era, in Cincinnati, Ohio.
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ready TO take the field. Eve or ak re iments
had already been offered ts the Preside st.
At fifteen minutes before fout o'cle *, the
House adjourned. k
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efest of the South.
; principlex of the
view of showing
. guarantee 70 the
the United States.
ence of tina party
lamities to ! is Sec
which the South
ie did not pr mptly
saion. At ( % rick
Id read the olemn
/, of his StatS. he
, addicted % sing
Union. Els first
Is due to Alabama.
the fathers he re-
der q VIOLATED Con-
,ould break if his
cludea his . peech,
allied his attention
at possibly 5e con-
arse taey had pur-
ny. Mr.. Clay dis
peach the r1otives
!, that thei, views
! bis own.
a, said that he in.
, I, his health being
! ague to res I it for
, I'D against be LIE
/ ,iterated tn argu.
/ It side. For ,e that
} and spuri us re-
! and no M n can
, 'ting the l. comp
[ on the ball ,t-box,
{ tyrants, thai might
: of the No, b sub
! ,mmosd W, , right
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was despoiled, and the vanquished were en-.
shaved by the couquerors. In modern, private
property is respected, and the conqueror who
would dare to drag into captivity the People Of
the vanquished nation, would be deemed
malefsctor under the law of nations.
Modern nations have united to put down tie
African slave trade, on the ground that it is a
Urong and an outrage. The English, French,
Dutch, Danish, and South American Govern.
ments, have suppressed Slavery, because their
People believe it a violation of Right and sound
policy: they have taken taken the Right as
the law of their action. The same Idea is NOV.
ing the Russian Government against Serfdom.
France and England united against Russia,
resting their declaration of war on the assump-
ton that it was right to protect the sovereignty
of Turkey, and the independence of Western
Europe against overgrown ambition. In fact,
whenever one Government comes into collision
with another, the effort of each is first to prove
itself right, and its antagonist aOropg. Each
processes "to take the Right, as understood and
discerned by itself, as the law of it's action
Government that should do otherwise, would be
looked upon with suspicion as atheistical and
dangerous. You may say that the profession is
hollow-but the assumption of the "distn-
guished foreigner is, that even the profession
is not set up-an assumption VIGOROUSLY ground
less. Whatever the Inconsistencies and hypoc.
risies Of Christian Governments, they pay so
much homage to Christianity, as to profess, and
labor to prove, when questioned, that their &C
ton is regulated by the law of Right. "The
distinguished foreigner" must have been think
ing of the middle or dark ages. Then it was,
that Christianity came nearest to being
mere ecclesiastieism," and, while seeming, BY
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INNER MUIR als @rsnStr Der atrhe. lnb namit III OIL |

INNER nur as &penbtr Der Stride, rnb bamtt in @(<
leS 9clagt.
uno melhe Scrte BON G&uusbrcrn ~perlouot man
an ioldcn Scctcn'S 6ulsu2 Ti6t pbne Srbcutuno
rannte man Scsten=S Gule6rcr felt lnnoe .~oeiIlid,e
Stnterptertel." Ntdt tiefcs uno erinblidcs gSiIeu.
%ionbern @laubenstreuc, Ginfalt, @ebcr1am pnp DE-
Nuts ipaen i9ren @rrt9 unp lore 8irbiafeit be(tim.
men. Sdnlsbrer iinb aher in Der gteoel Oenfer. l,ub
.oapurH pnrfte Der @ranO itd erttaren lalIen, pab Gin
irlepllNeSl no fre'tnpltdeS ScrlaltniB spiiden S6uGs
leDrerh uhp leren Vetltli4en gu cen Seltenlciten &C.
porf' e'h S@nllstrer, Der mebr wsib unb t6ut, unb
psr Gin %bellerer 9ebrer 1T, als Iein Yfafe min1dt,
'peldeh ebttanen TIT CT a~usseIsbt, mic idnr(l wei6
man Jpn gu e%htfernen. @ute 5irten p]erlanaen nr,r
quite 9uipe 3u tbrcn @eliffen. llnb quite Sirten mill
lem ia audi am better, wiTen, petbc Sorte SHUTTER 10.
I'll Sdaten am meilten ;utrG9li6 lit. Streibsr rieIer
Setlsil mar etnlt ieltit 9ugcn- unc Sbren,eiac, ols
Gin lcltber 5trte ieinem S6ulebrer sinen 9Serpeis
CAB, iretl perlelbe niAt 9enus nit ten S6rlern oebez
tet babe. Sa Der Gelrer ben SHUTS 6atte III eutocoueu.
cap tHn' 1tdbt 9ennS Brit fir ben rlrterrid,t bIciteu
trurpe, inent or III gu piel Sctibunocn a~nltctfsn
mplltc, 10 bebrtc i'm Der 9siilt6c Serr nit ocIdwpucs
ner Stlrnarer: @as llntcrrt6t. Setcn fiibrt Die
NtenldAei1 III ben Simmef, nidt llnterriAt. Seten nrr
IQem unp I6cr 9lQes,
Seoer nteier Rimmlii@en @AafHirtrn bait I0 I'M.
Oe0t'9t l"r et"en 9uten .9Sba9csrn, ctstei6 bic wcy
l'9ltei' cS Der W(ibe mcrtl baltcn, tc Grsicbunas<
uhp untrfr'6tSiptNsnldaft 3u %lfuSircl. Sl aud oor
i''Ht lptbt9, ipetl ia bnrd, Die Ordination Der IF. Geilf
i'eNlt 10 Dtrlen HnnNcrsoten benz elmscrtcrcncn elm
9etrtatert ~trr. l~letcrSirb ideint man ~auscmctu ais
@rl'nplas anju'ebmcn, Rap Gin Sirtc, wrG6er Iciue
Sfafe 10 redt l@afmabis gu bebanSeln Ycri1cbt, bod
9emtB aud %peritc9en miift, bic 2ammlcin piserr AZ
tlldAtt9en 9Aafen auf5u3tebsr. Gang rccbt; bic tibliz
lGc SfrpstBu''9 mtro pann balp erfilt lcin: Die aan;e
gSelt wtro Elm S6affaGl werpeu.
8crtlesuns foIst)
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u" ot SerlNisStnelt Mneettonen, ipelde aus einen uuprS,ntIi4r
m:, :Ne9en eeer aus Der Ge6en entprin9en. N"
o. 2Stt tnSereaultdfett, Saure I'M Nfa9en, Gold, .Ssr,brsrr,n
ggptllLeH9ett, Ien9llidtfett, Serfopfuns, butenSe unS 6nSIa..
peWprrgptost. Sn allen nerp6Ien umo rbeImotifden Ge5Grr i Fntss
berSprsebrdtt. A"0 PthRns
Salelbe III cine rein Y~e9etabiliIhe MiIdlno. uoh drc,, win,
lHnlttlt1eil @rlnelaben uo mad MnweiIIna bs bsrihn,tsss h ~
euItn 9rcleNprS Sperhape, berettet. 9Staen itines orrssn IIq T%n
III III pn lhetten eurppatden Stoatcn, mar lsine GinfTErmus M ~ \"
Ser. Staatei nmbr fur 9hjenisen beIimmt, ipe(6e ana rnW1m M r.
hrt9npf IN plelem Ganet Scrtreut iinb. ga baftIbs nn,.r ;6u NV
9tpBen 9eiIal 9efInbsn, 10 biete ib IS GEM omerifaniitrm snkt;;ts"m
an, lneem th ipstg. oaB leine in Der S6lt wunber6oren atrS yiiin;iSfss
etSsnlpetfi' ih Setanhtlbaft Serltaffsn rperben. '""'
Sslonoers mlro eS fur Solhe %entpfpblen, Seren Gpn7it,,;c, Sv,4
oeh psfaaaoi9en @ebraudD non 2iqupren pSer anberen MmsStrn,;;f mP
gen IN Anofpnan9- 9erathCn iinb. Sim @aaeneinen ownSmSI;tGt
WHlant, 1inott tS leinst 8eiaoen Q8C9 sum Site Bra orbsms ;;n n"s
90 IN 1ee NtrSe etnortn9t lmo Tie b%erubiat, ben iinfsnSrn cssi;1 t4 WIN
TLNEl hno IN Der Sbat neue @siunb9et un6 StSrfs in SSa sf , wv
g8nrnuna:
SN9tpBe Sererslrlr9 bteleS au59eNibneteu Mrrn,oa 6,. .re
EHWotEt NaaagiIn9en berSer9erufer, ipeSbalb Sas Wm6Gfrn, ~,
@nteute sontft!9 letn nlrB. 9arlnt lit e5 nStbio. bos Chr S @"I
eaeee pohanptl3eS Bitter, bcppr Sbr eS fault. ritbt;, nTosirt
SSlns SonttIae miro Cub ~ubsrSsussn, bb IS bcIfsr m r nS' srs
&s5" Ssrtauft 100 per SOttsl ODER c gOtrs fir - ~ e.;
os'. ein5i8en Gt9entpimern "" I" '''Vo "'
8tntamtn gage ir. l.
o"'''""''" PH @riRin FUR apo.befer u Gbemtr,
St HLhmon pmS bieies 9itisrs pS1rfSait in bsn gsotbtten
or So. SpDe ano eomp, aIeranoer Duval, %. lstterion 81
SSnenl!0G y u. Sroai .SSru0bs sno apperiun. s. Blair. Darina un6
Stane. eearlts Mtlipau'eb uno Y. 5. Yiset, uae in allen StaStn
Der Ssr. otaaitn 1T bieisS Sittsrs in ieSsr apetbsss ~ sabsn. ISs e
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g. -
Ginem Serebriiden peutiAem Yublitlm Die eroebene
An5et9e, bab ih Die ieitber BON Srn. s.. 6aIIeIo e<
fibrte Sudganpluns unb eetDbtbliOtbef taufiid iitepr-
non'infn babe; Snpem i'd meine 5rsnnbe unp bas
made fase i4 nod tei, Dap t4 tets Gin completes
Wager Bon o6rsib=M aterialiem &c. fl6ren, lie aud
ubereaupt baS @sldaft in Der 8eiie complement
iprree, Dap eS aasn anfcrperunsen @snise sl leijtsn
tabi9 lein wirp.
3n 9lei6er 3eit empfsble i3 meine ssi6tiblict6et,
oe 10y in Der &ir5e nod ~beDeutsno gu yerqr6gern be,
abltGtt9e, @uh werOe iA na6fcnS einsen Gatalca
pariter aiseeben.
unter 3nliterun9 rceQer unb mSsliblt biaiarr Sc.
Sicnrn9 ~smpieblt ia S1rsm s~sneistsn ;3uniprut,
bsfsrS & s. StS9rr
@iih auf Sbi9es b~eSiebenb, empfeble ids 6errn g.
y. Stefer netnen iettberigen &unOcn unp @elbSits
5reunpcn telfene.
3u9leth erlnte ih Oieienisen, pethe nod 8iher
aus Der mir isitber suseA6renDen 9eibtitliottef il
3aaren Naben, lolbe alsbalp an Ssrrn Stsder as,u.
'eferH' 9. 9alet.
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&inc Ssabritbt iibcr @icbmpnb aus
Der Gcbipcis.

lf1lerc Nelsr iprrocn lh liferlih itcr ~fclQenpes Gjr.
lhtdpthen frsllen, pos Der .3Iri6sr S~reitaos. 9eituu, ["
3lifcl9s, Der mir es entnrbmcu, bier in GidmcnS poIGrt
isin lpa:
Sn Nidmpnb, Der !6auptltaet Stroinicus. mir IN
Ne,p-g)ort, murte RE SerirBuna Der 9jte ps Nrafs
btrten Nunrpe om 5. Sult nit tcr lluotbauoiofeit o.
@ffiert. (Setanntlid iinb isbt bic Gpttrinen Oirnrpe
bic 10 LANCE bon England ~bcltrttten purren. Die 0,rl,us.
la9en Der rnterbanblunsen nit ben Srreiniotsn etooz
tcn.) SIN Geseniab iu Der Observation-Disclosures ers
ei9aete iib babel ~flsrnbe Scsne: Gem Gplfs wurre
pas Saanlsiel elmer srcBcn &unltrcitcret oeocten.
uhtfr ofn Sulhallera mar sn MfIphen Ypn iitsraus
sr'Ber S@Unbstt, taum l6 Sa9r aft. gQes 6litft ouf
le YIN ater 9uen'ano fannie le. Spfurt mar Ic
lMnarm Hpn ctler Menge Spn &apalicren, mclhc
lIA nit tbr in &rnpcrlatipn c~inlieGcn unp ioupcu
PC lct nldbt MIR rei5cnS lbbn, %lpnprrn audi oeiltreih.
iplBt9 unp 9etilert. Sir pcrnnbmcn, pne Tic cine
&llnltreiterin nnp 9etpmmrn lei, lire DicuIte Dem
Slrettpr an;ubtctcn. Shpn mar man i'm Wc,ri6
Den Strrttpr Su tittru, Rap CT lc ibre Stunt ,rioen
lalr, ais Gin Y%oljjetman cri6ieu, tie ltGne Ierlpu
leHr %ln9nlant am Nrm padte mn aus Dem 3irf,s
berans riff. Webrcre 0entlemrn5 wc((ten pen Nrz
l%5eimani feline @rpb9eit t0euer sntoclten lonsu
USE s%rltannten lie ater gar, ais rerIelbe Der uuoliit.
ltdAtn Serfpl9trn !0anpIhellen nnleate, uno IT, ius
0sfan9niB flbrte. 2h bic ldGne 8rrmpr mar eiur
Stla"ll', Die ilrem 5errn Says Ycr6er eutloben mar.
yin lnlt9er ptarSer bate le auf Der StroGe oefruz
ptH' lle lur cine MSelbe 9cbnltfll, unp iGr aalaut
plaB III ielnsnn 9Sa9en an9etOten, Damn lie in fsiu
9Dtel 9eIl9rt, UNI iDr am Mcrgcn einen crllen Nlot
I'M &Deater Serlhaht. Nber i9r 6err ludte lie unb
Die nbermntDt9e Suatercnne mu6tc nun in Der Nri-
ION lblafen, ltatt i'm 6ptel Natipnal bic Dame ipie.
len 5n t0nae't, nnp Dem 3irfus sntsins feline neue
Sereiterin.
USE 9efallt unisren seisrn pisir rumantilas .Nia,
ssr.@eldihts"?
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NerGnbcrunn-

MISUNDERSTANDING lrincn bcutlNcn WcIhGfts-
%trcunpen lnp brm 9ublitum i'm slascmcincn bic Qn-
Ss,9e, pap CT lein grpeergz, stquprs uno Mrusiipn<
'@c,lNa1t mad etnem 9rpbcn Sture an Der Is. Strage
jwtldrn Mfatn rno Gary prrtrst bat.
Santfno fur bns mir ~wa9rcnO Der Gcstcn fiGinf,cbn
|seh9te 9el0entte Sertrnuen, lpft auh fir bic 6pGsc
p"neSe 5n p~erpteilel1 Wm y. SYlcr,
IL. Str, Spildcn Wtain II. Gary,
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BIT permtetben.

5Sn permietben.
g'Tngs 3tnmer, paGenb fur sinSelre Scrrcn pber t.hae Sanilisn.
Rho e'uis Sn seTTen;sn bel Scnrp S6lttc,
Gfe Der 8erao< unb ste Str,
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Spmmcrmcccn BON Siteu unb Wiisen,

Dem llntsriethnttsn 9creiAt cs sum ~@sranlscn, ieinen Jrtuntsn
une etm 9ublttum iein Eager rpn Script unb gBintrs gSaoren
tnpfsb!!tn III t6Nncr, has ans ben ntpScrnltn @olssin, Silt Sill,
unc SiSberbuten tr 0crrtn imb Nnotcn, ippie aus Strpb, Qc9bpnc,
gohanla Ino Nolmblatt Sltcn, uno Sanco aflkcn un6 &inberbItcn
&C. lG. brtebt, mtIhe @rtitcl or 9c9cn baor duFerit btnis pcrtouft.
5nte wcreen nedp Sprlbrift angefcrit9t.
2rlclbc bitht, ietnEn Stprc SIC. Isl 0rc0bfr. III tcfrdcn unh
tn @a0rcnloatr III tcNhtiNen. 0cc. 4. @etts. Mat
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500 Barrels a6orttrte GraSsa fur Bidder.
so 8ps Sleur,
100 9ada9eS SODA Salera!as,
so Barrels glem Srlsane NRp[alTss. ksfs Suor;,5,
25 9pren ~semablencn @inorr. ~""""'
IS Aes8 2eaf 9r. l Qoro,
25 8atrels 0eaf SO. Qarb,
90 8eaS 0alben @uttr
ltS s%OrrdthiS unp gu biGiScn 9rsiIsn ;u batsn bsi
% III. W0tlacr II. Sp6n.
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6oae unp eaarr6ier-@o(rn

Der lnttBet6ncte emrFebtt tem Seun4en Iublifum ftircr Gle
CANT etn9srtdtteten Salon i'll ~1ctEiscn 8ciudtt. Dir teilcn oiorrrs
uno N19eIpWr aus ben pgrii9Iibitcn 9raucrticl 6c6 NprSens wtr-
cen III Fem S'fa'c cs'ielbcn nnr 9sbattsn. Gan; c~tgcbeult
i"'I q. Wullcr.
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2lusmit 9perfcr,
Nppt9e ct unb 0ruooiR.
Mn 10 mo;u- Gh,c

SantsnS fr GAS bisbcr 9eirpnnsre 3utrouen bofTt or. inter Ri.
l'GsSrttl9 prpnipter Scetetura, eahtltc aud ftrncrbin III erbaltcn.
.wiGentaft a%ussefubrt. '"f' "' "
que Sprten Garbe1sft. 6cnferstas, Sru6bdnter, Giaarren.
Nau96,. Nau< nho Shnupftobat ~trfdnbig anSono unS werErn ~
cen biai9llen Vreiien NerEalft. 80 W." y"
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Oas biuiaite 5euerunoo. Woterio[

0as billiaitr 5euerlnso. MateriaG.
SD terfaufe Spft Qump Gpfe ~ S. 10 rrr or,h e,s s,ac..
~ $500, uno ba.o GOfe far Osftn uno &amrre, aamp nS Sail
II S4I?, uno Ftredn: nittS !r pas 9rinsen c~erlelben. Sepermanr
OIte bel owlsn nieorl9en 9rtiisn ieinen l5iutsrbrSarf ihSn irt H.
'n,s9Psn. oa Ole Yretls I'M Serblt Osoeuieno itsisen werSsn. ' w"
~ Eoplsnparos bsfnetH lid Gfe DER l0en G5traEc unS % ,G,
saai unp Gds Der 6tsn unO 8yrpirabs. W 0"""
'2'0l SnO s. Bsrts, assnt.
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&alte, marmc uuc SHauerbapcr

&alte, marine uup Shnuert6pcr
lio lept ert Dent lntcriIthnctcn cir9eritttt, Die lb curb slroonrs
SlNtlNtIn9 aiteScidllEn uno nit arrcrcn 9dbtrn Der Staet nic0cu
tShnth. Sur GIN Sao wt!orn l6 Cts. tcrchnct unp crbllt man fur
$l.OO 0dt SaeCtidct. ""' ~
20" sur Oanen 1T Elm Grra,9ao cinserittst, III Dem cn
9Tl"at' tuhrt. I'M iablrsitcn Scimdl bittct
8. Spllc, 266 YrpoS0rnEc.
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6ola! 6Ul,i

9olj! 5OlSi
nntsrSei6neter halt ~fprlmabsnb eiaen erpsen Surratb Won ei>
fenr unp S%t6tenbo!i better Sualitd, unS fam feline SuuSen
e PIE y ! inter Sn sIHnlisien Sseinaua9n %serieber. pei adufen
sE . HiaffernipHo p9S ~2Se9paden tpltenfrsi bslorst. 9tltelluuasn.
wel@s bintsrlalen merben Del 9abney II. Gpfe pber 0eo. u. SumnSIt
Icy, SreaplraBs, lepis in Der 3pl,niebrrlase an 9reaofrase, nat,
Srp'ts Ipsnne wsrben, prompt tslorst.
Same5 q. Mpcre.
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Wpnnmcmt 2agcrbicr=S nlpm.

o"1tItFtHf SUPERINTENDENT.
Ode Der 10. unp Mtainfro6e.
Der l' Sr etlaubt lid hitrmit itinep Sreunben uno benz
9eEpE'EI YHpMlini nc Mnitae 81 MAIDEN, Dap or Sen fri6er ypn
PIn, S1Epr9 paul %9efnhrten GoscrbirrsSalcn an Der Ode fcr 10kn
nMS %Ha.nlit4Bt sEp9nst bal, unO TITS nr taS btile 9astrbier, TO-
Pt NNe9'ieiTntten elmbur9tr Il. SdpsiNr H6ic, 2EcinS, Qi1uprs
el}arstil !mS lerrfise gyftiihunacn jcbtr @rt III tnItcn otbcntt' '
81 iaN!rett9tm Selnh lNHtt rrstbcnit Gin
9biIipp Sautter.
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Oeutlhe 6eba M e.
Mrs. s. Staube, 16S Srpaetr. ,pilben Der

Mrs. s. Staube, 16S SrpaStr. 3niIden Der
8. uno I. StraBe,
ntadt ben beutlten Srauen Htdnnpnbs Die rroebende gn,rior Soe
pc IN Seutlhlano ais 9ebamme Hubert unp auf Der iniSeriftStt
~ Sflpitg iNr Graiien brltouSen bat, ippruber JIG bic brisn 3ruanilIe
ssorIsSaA Tam, wesbalb nc ltb bel Yprtpnimenben @elesenbeiten Be-
items %emgfshlt. 3u9si6 madpt piciclbc ibren g6nnsrinncn bic Din
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UNITS MEDICINES

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ASsIGNEL'S SALE OF LAND.

NOTICE is hereh. given. tina: The undcrs gned
will on the third Monday Of March lass. sell at
public auction the following described real es-
tate, 10 wit: The north half of the south cast
quarter. :nd the south haaf Of the north east
quarter OF section thirty six, 49,, in To" nshp
enty nine (79t, north Of range Two. ~ west Of
jth principal MERRIAM being the same farm
lately sold by VIM. Crisman, to Adds 4 ellison,
ald is in good state of cultivation, is well fen
ced, and has comfortable rev two story frame
dwelling house thereon: being bat one half a
mile north of Wilton, MuscatIne County. Iowa, it
is one of the most desirable farms in Cedar Co..
Terms one third cash in hand and the balance
in one and two years from Jan. lst 1855 with 10
per cent interest. sale to take place the pre-
ises between and o'clock 7. H. Of said day.
THOMAS HANNA,
ASH -nec of Adds Il ellison
Wilton. Eel 18th. ls5~ t7iw) lr's fee 81.
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NOTICE..

Public Notice is hereby given that At the feo-
mary Term. 1853, of the County Court Of Cedar
County. lows, the Executor on the estate OF A.
Ebcl deeea sed late Of said county, filed his hnai
Report which matter was continued until the
April Term, 1853. or said Court for hnai settle
ment. ..a
thai unless they appear and object thereto, that
aid report will be approved and said Executor
di.charged from further duty or liability In the
sr,sss GEORGE SMITH,
m,.nn Yeb and. 1853 ~ County Jsdge
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B1- The Atlantic Monthly for April

R0- The Atlantic Monthly for April,
is received. lis contents are rare, rich
aud racy. The article entitled Mr. Bu-
chanan's Administrator is evidently
the production of superior mind. Ii
all political articles were written
with the same care and truthfulness, pol
iticians would not new be occupying the,
we were about to say dishonorable-
position which they do. We give the
table of contents, viz: The Hundred
Days, My journal to my Cousin Mary,
Amours de Voyage, Tae Cataconbs of
Rome, Happiness, The Pure Pearl Of Di-
vers Bay, The Story of Karin, Til Alb
be de rEphee, Who is the Thief! Tel
ling the Bees, Persian Poetry, The Au-
tocrat of the Breakfast Table, Sandalphon,
MIR. Buchanan Administration aud Lit
erary Notices Published by Phillips
Sampson g. Go. Boston, Mass
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TIE GREAT LIBRAPY OFFER
MAKING HONEY.

The success which our agents meeting with IL al
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fact. present the flowing FROM ol agents al
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tell them S. and when | oaer them the engraving and
Magazine year for three dollars they perfectly
tonshed. did get going well 5r the first two
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Valuable Works the practice of Ply sic, and nlo
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

All persons interested are hereby notified, tina,
the Executors of the Estate of stephen Ives, de-
ceased, filed their final report at the March Term
1855 OF the Cedar County Court. and also askin z
that they be discharged a. Executors. The frs,
Monday in April is fixed by said Court for acting
on said Report; aad unless parties appear and
contest said Report or object thereto, the money
belonging to said Estate will lie distributed and
the Executors discharged. GEORGE SMITH.
Upton March LIST lsos. County Judge
10 Va So
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PROBATE NOTICE..

Notice is hereby given, that the last will and
testament of calvin Scott, deceased late OF Cedar
county, state Of Iowa, was publicly read at the
March term Of the County Court of said Cedar
CouS.J, whereupan it was ordered, that the time
for proving the same be, the first Monday in April
next at which time all persons interested in said
Estate, are required to appear and show cause if
any they have, against TIE probate Of said will
BY order Of the County Court Of said county
GEORGE SMITH, Coguty Judge,
10 4w S. this LIST day of March, ls5s