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/ race. Had he been refractory they would
have had to remove the mill. When they
went into operation, it is said, they nFanniac-
tured a very fair article of broadcl"th. and
they made present to Thomas Jefferson OF
cloth for a suit Of clothes, of their nianniac-
ture, and some ass IT that it was in this suit
that lie delivered his inaugural address; the
correctness Of this however, is not vouchcd
for; it was so stated by a mill-wright who
worked at the construction Of the Factory, and
who had the reputation Of being man Of
truth. This company also bought considert-
BE quantity Of land in the rcghborhUUd in
order to connect the raising Of sheep with the
manufacturing ofcloths. 1t was not continued
many years by the company. About 1876, on
the bill IF complaint Of William Hollings-
worth, the Cecil Manufacturing Company was
divided by Commissioners, among the original
| owners, their heirs, and assigns. The part on
which the old Factory was erected WAS pur-
chased by the late Robert Carter, and convert
ed into paper mill, which was occupied BY
Norris Lewis until destroyed by fire few
years ago /; it has not been rebuilt. 1t is
now the property OF Frisby Tul, and lies be-
tween the Marley and New Leeds paper mills.
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The School MEETIAG'-I lie following
arethe proceedings Of the meeting called by the
School Commissioner ofthis District as hand
ed us by the Secretary. Some Interest is at LAST
awakened on the subj ct here, and it is likely
there will be full meeting next W cdnesday
night. 1t is a matter in which the whole COM
munity is deeply interested. We understand
that the Committee to procure subscriptions
to aid in the erection Of a suitable school
house have met with considerable encourage
ment.
Pursuant to public notice, number Of the
citizens Of the town Of Elkt,n met at the Court
House, on Friday cvenning the 18th inst,
and organised by calling JAS. MCCAuLEY, ESQ,
to the Chair, and appointing, }. s. CRAWFORD,
Seer, tary
f. A. Ellis, Esq, by whom the meeting
was called, after giving the meeting state
merit Of the proceedings Of the Board Of
School Commissioners, stated that his object
in calling the meeting WAS to secure the CO.
operation Of the Ctizcus OF the town in pro-
curing the necessary funds for erecting
Il suitable building for Il Public School; that
such assistance was necessary, iuasmuch, as
but about 500, could be appropriated iur the
purpose Ny the School Commissioners which
sum would be Insufficient to the erection Of
such building as would accommodate the
town.
Whereupon, On motion, Mcssrs W, II. Elder,
Palmer G. Strickland and Fredus Aldridge
Esq, were appointed Committee, to aid MIR.
Ellis in procuring subscriptions for building a
School House, and Messrs Jas. McCaucy,
II. Vanderford, Jr., Howard Titus and Jas. S.
Crawford were appointed Committee to con-
character location nIullnltIp
ola suitable lot and House, and report at an
adjourned meeting.
On motion, adjournd to meet again on Wed
nesday evening, next, LIST December, at 7
clock. JAS. MCCAULEI, Chairman.
j. S. CRAWFORD, Secretary.
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Personal FrOperfY.

taken in execution under the above writs,
viz GRAY MARE and COLT, BLACK
HORSE, two horse Wagon and Harness, |
sleigh, a lot oil! Farming Utensils, and a lot of
Provcnder, (i"ddcr, hay, &c.); and hereby
give notice, that on
Monday, the 20M day Of December, 1858,
on the premises, l will sell the said property,
SO seized and taken in execution, to the
highest bidder for cash, to satisfy the said
WrItS ..Sil costs.
JOSEPH r. MAHONY,
NOV. - lohS-ts. Constable.
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WNgsTEWASIHIg
E6R SALE.

zoo WHITE OAK POSTS; also, a
CVU quantity of COOPERS' STUFF.
Apply to JESSE UPDEGROVE.
Sept. IS, l659-G.
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"A party Of the boys will give
thanks to day by numbering ~ at Spnsnia.
Mr.. Yew HislIey-- Grand Lcycller Of
Humanity, Graduate OF the Still Seminary etc.
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FURNITURE.

FURNITURE.
<vHESTNUT AND ENAMEIIED CHAMBER FURNI.
~ ture. Of superior warranted manufacture mt
FARRINGTON's warerooms Ss Canal street, opposite
Wooster street; mandatory 70 and Wooster street
Established IN the year 1S4s.
fSoTTAaE ENAMELI.ED rURNTrURE-BE fprfFUIdy
~ onamtnted in style and color Suits from SIS
upwards Wardfobes mattresses, pillows psllasses, &C. at
the old mandatory Ga Broadway i've doors above
Keenes theatre Articles promptly manufactured 10 order
and packed for the country
L'NAwEIIED CHAMBER SUITS or FURNITURE, IN
IL all and wholesale retail prices
SO and upwards wARREN WARD, III Canal told
no So four doors eastof Broadway.
W. NTED-FuRNIruRE IN EXCHANGE FOR
w board respectable party having furniture 70 exchange
FOR hoard satisfactory geuents for nice apart
the hest locations the city The location and
neghtorhocdare unexceponahe the modern
improvements The best reference and required.
be permanent suited. Address Mis- day
" x Herald onh9e.
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MADAM RAY CAN BIZ CONSULTED About LOVE
Ni and ahpen friends speedy
tells Of properly ~ ~ Twenty fourth street. west "
~
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AT B-wHo mas NOT HEARD on rHE oErsARATED

~ Nada1e FHkWNIFH1 I'0F
thousands his other cities with sssfacton She
fees confident she has no equal sfe tells be Of future
wife husband also thai ~ her II you wish ruth
dies ~ cepis, gentlemen ~.
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The editor of the Detroit Advertiser,
writing from Boston, under date of March
9th, says that Winter, having sfailed to
connect" while ito own time-card was in
force, is now running on the time Of Spring,
and running "wild" at that. Last night,
about dusk, heavy fall Of snow (ths Sec
ond Of the season) set in, and continued nm
til a coverlet Of six inches was spread over
the face Of nature. 1t 10 now being packed
with great celebrity, by sundry and divers
sleighs, cutters, jumpers, pungs, BOBBY nuts,
and Cleopatra's barges, which are swiftly
threading the streets of this ancient city
The bronze statue Of Benjamin Franklin,
standing in front Of the City Hall, has as
sumed new Protean guiss this fne morn
ing-ths sublime and the ridiculous are
made still more apparent in its colossal
lineaments and outlines. Supporting : heavy
body of snow on each shoulder, with pom
deroas mass upon the head, and new and
improved icicle pendant from tho nasal or
gan, it presents anything but the spirited
and dignifed statue, for which it WAS in
tended, looking moro like an overloaded
porter with cold in his head, than like the
philosopher, statesman and diplomatist,
whose name il 10 designed to honor. The
school boyS, taking the hint from the opera
tions Of the weather, have slightly improved
upon his decorations, By spossing the old
sage Ill over with snow balls. asa Eai
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sAall The Tess b NgsAe2

1t 10 given out that tho work Of excom.
munication 10 to be commenced upon all
who do not accept the resolutions of the
Convention, on the Kansas
question, ~ the new gospel Of the Demo-
cratic party. ''Bonds and death' are to be
awarded to all who henceforward dare to
resist the Lecomptou swindle, or who shall
not approve tho decree that il shall BE-
forced upon the people. We aocept the To-
sue. RI, s. ,' gsEE 44Hyg -.
5 Denying, - We do, the right Of any Adj
ministration, Or Of any Convention, or Of
any party, to commit 10 to propositions 90
monssrous, We hope all candidates for public
favor will at once take sides. II the bayo.
nets Of the Federal Government ara to Be
used against the protesting people Of Kan
sss; and i the patronage Of the Federal
tiovernment 10 70 be arrayed against ell men,
in and out Of ONCE, in other Territories end
States, who will not approve this cruel cru
ssde, end accept this shameful fraud, ne
are ready for the struggle. Let u come.
"Ths viii Of the majority" on one eide, and
the will Of the minority, backed by natron-
age and power, o. The other. Tn BALlor.
BOZ VERSUS Tn8 CAsnIDos. sox the pevpls
versus power. La ~ tsst b mad, -
soogssS Ahl batter. ID " 5t b ,sII.
IiThs DRY Of the Lscomptouites d. ssve are
tired Of Kansas.'' / We answer thai eve A.
tired Of tssts.' Il i for the people, Is tail
thsir representatives that IL t6s Servants e.
tsnpts e nsks . test upon he people, ~
people viii make stsst npon .t6s servant.
"ShsH thstess b made ?''-Fosney's Pyes.
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OF ms opinions upon I'll que'''on', "''nou.
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n. Elective Fr,.ehi,e.

Ine ktect1ve FPooch1ees 81 -
The N. Y. Tmsssays that connected with
our elections are two great evils, illegal bal
lots, and the neglect Of good citizens to
vote. The 6rst, bad enough in itself, is
NADIA tenfold worse by the second. Who
does not know that the corrupt and lishon-
ct are sure to attend the polls; while it is
equally notorious that multitude of good
citizens are inclined to stay away. Thus
the spurioua voters have the polls mainly to
themselves. g
"Ws greatly need a Registry law to keep
on. bad votes; and We equally need some
other law TO get the good ones. Let poll
tag Of % Be imposed upon every voter, or
DO remitted in oass b actually votes, Or
upon sufficient proef Of phy.ic.l disability.
In this way We should have . full vote every
slsotlon, and the win Of the people always
fairly expressed.
t'tOf the half million slestors IN this State
from oae to two hundred thousand habitu-
ally abssnt themselves. from the polls. Who
are they that tins nsgleotA high duty
Nosoriously the best portion Of our popsla-
toa; while on the other hand, the msfcena-
syssd corrupt are never nissing. Rain or
d'ins tAsy ars present, = earn their money
! and thar grog, Or q tie very least TO enjoy
aA0ok boistsrous exoitsnsot. What We
mainly wsAteis, that the control should not
bsisft By the esfsalt Of better men sntirsly
in the haads q Suoh.'
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Court House Question.

We publish to-day a communication on
the above subject, together with the contract
entered into BY our former County Judge,
for the building Of Court House. We
acknowledge our inability to discern the
relevancy of the publication of the contract
to the question At issue, unless it is designed
to make more manifest the duplicity and
unfaithfulness Of the County Judge. If the
contract is valid, nothing that can be said
or done, will invalidate the same. If the
County has been swindled by this agreement
If the contract is unfair in its provisions,
extraordinary in its nature yet binding
upon the people Of the County, they have no
mode of redress whatey er-there is no al
Tentative left them but to fulfil, however
unwillingly, its obligations. II, on the 9th.
or hand, the contract is null and void, the
sooner We are acquainted with that fact, the
better for the interests of NIL concerned
The question should be settled in some shape
or other, immediately--if the contract is valid
and there is mo escape from its ful6lment,
lot rs make virtue of necessity, and meet
its conditions-if void and Of no effect, let 1t
no longer bs held in terrorem over our
heads--let W know what We are TO depend
upon, and We can then take the necessary
steps to meet the case in point. As it is
now, We are at stand still-in statu quo
neither the people nor the contractors, can
take steps toward the erection of County
Buildings. We express no opinion in regard
to the validity Of the contract, because we
are not vsrssd in the labyrynths Of law
- have nothing to say, respecting the rea-
condolences or unreasonableness, Of the
price agreed upon for the construction Of
said building, for here our education 10
again At fault, We we're neither born nor
bred an architect-but one thing We do
know, and that is, that it is Nighttime this
question was definitely settled. Whatever
the nature Of the consract--whether valid or
invalid-if entered into in good faith, on
tho part Of the contractors, we do not see
that any blame can justly attach to them.-
II tho County Judge was . party to an at
tempt to swindle the people of the County,
the whole blame attaches to him, and he
should be held to strict account for his
actions, We are not apolog,sts for the
contractors, nor yet for the County Judge
all ws ask, is, that the blame, il there il any,
may attach where it belongs. >, sr.. 4 K. ~
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A New Rhaae

Hon W. H. N. PusEr, Senator from this
Dictrict, returned homo on Thursday eve.
ming last. He looks remarkably we'll, con-
sidering that he has been in close contact
with "Black Republican, during the last
three months. We learn from him that .
bill passed the Legislature legalizing the
late purchase of y "Poor Farm" by the
County Judge Of this County. We regret
this, but are charitable enough to believe
that our Senator, in presenting the bill, act
cd under mistaken sense of duty. Wheth-
er this act Of the Legislature puts quietus
upon this matter, or not, We are not pre-
pared to say, but We regard the act itself ~
most unfortunate, and calculated TO work
crest injury to the people Of the County.
If the County 10 saddled with this sspoor''
farmland u the came time With debt Of $5,.
600, the only redress to be had il eontaised
in the woFds-''grin and bear it, eas
vOn the llth inst, Col. CuarIs made
an able speech in the House Of Rsprsssnta-
tives, IN favor Of billto raise four rexi-
msnts Of volunteers, 70 operate against the
Aornons. Did our space permit 70 should
be glad at this time 70 notice some Of the
prints raised and met, but = it ID, vs must
content ourssH with promising to make co.
picus extracts from the speech in our next.
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Why . Wit likss Chinese lsdy's foots
Because brevity 10 the sole Of IL.
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s.p.rl....ae.. = 6 seAss.s.

Superintendent q Cs00sa SeAseae.
sKDuel NoxrxDtIL Il Isths psgl8sf TO-
~, MnreA 2llA, thS edit very fdpsrly
sssssuh III kporteps q pslehs = an
early ~, IS Of o. best 10 al the
oaIcs I SUI srintspdsat Of comj1 ion Schools.
TnoxAs OrHrcsa and J. Snirn Hooros
ssspoksn Of" are we'll known and admirably
sualiaedte al said silcs, and slonl4 ssesiys
my support, though NO democrat. Az much
- any one, love 70 80 strong sdhsseaes
to party, in this ags Of strifs for polkssaa
'ssprs.asy, ~, = ~ sans ai.s. eassss
refrain from sxprsssing ~ disapproval = !!
the course Of the Bsgls, in endeavoring to
make The filing Of every petty county once,
party question. There i evidently, IN Inc
creating resolve on the part Of our eitisens,
daily, to gil our Offices, in the future, with
reliable men, irrespective Of party, though
it is we'll known fact, to those acquainted
with the history Of Pottawottamie County,
that our leading Democrats arc men OF in-
fiucnce, remarkable for patriotism, strict
integrity, and possessing qualifications for
Office peculiar to The Democracy. Yet it y
possible to find occasionally, an honest,
worthy Republican or Wing who would
prove as faithful to any trust reposed in
them, a. could be found in the Democratic
ranks. / would, therefore, respectfully urge
2
upon the voters Of Pottswottamie, to unite
upon one Of our best men, regardless Of
party, in filing the Office of Superintendent
of Common Schools; whoever may be sue
cessful it will prove no test Of party strength.
g f "WHid."
March Oath, 1858. t..44aartag 81 tsaeu
RrxArxs.-We see nothing in the course
Of the Buole. At issue with well established
nrecedents. In times past it has been GUS
tomary to al all Offices, from that of Con-
stable to the Presidency, BY and through the
ona-.t;on. NJ marty nominations. Were
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g ~ = H. = = !s -
The 1T na1bsR4f II Bel eontsfs n
us1sual anosik II aeeaIIiae Sloque =, y
~ nottlhg Ief, - fF51 disphy d J6alil1
Al eapsfalse IT, lily sSfsne "a dia.
passionate mind Of the editor gives unmis-
takeabls evidence Of having been ruthlessly
disturbed-a Blsck Reuublicsnism - that
great baas Of Democracy, 10 arranged ON q
~. .na,.; ~
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o.,. =. .,,;,.. = ~. .h.., I. ..n.hI. !,
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;-..;...;a, .,a...;... = I. ,o,;,;,.1 80.
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leaps WHOM 'no P"ie - "."''
nothing 70 warrant 'ne a'se.'ion' pus ,n<
Eoin~SAs VI s"'kie uAes"SA v ~
tnra- saya that the Republican party Soon
'"'S' e-ys
tends that the prejudice agalnes the COM
,rt:. - Ill 800. :. ,
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only sn.I.'Ao,o ova'.A' ..,..;,
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'n's .,alm IN. 1i0suns, . r.s"..
Win I'LL 'ne ianl a. vn'uo y. -
anu Turns ous ~ ~ u''De, 'Ao -
'nan Tue fsaPpo.''on"e"'' D"' - .'r..'e. :. -
the Senase, TOT tue Paipo'e :, ' ~
o'ase in!o oens'oflsi a.s.'''
oor y shocked .. Inc io"' mean "'s ". :.
temptiole sApeu'en's is'o.ss. - - ~,
hepool'osn party 20 peipo'".e 'A.'' $3.50 $3.50
ency' ana RAISES us p'ou' 'o.0' " .'a' ..,'
ana IN agony .. despair, 'nou.s A.ou. -
THIS u the prac'''ea "o'A'ns' VI 'n's"'e'us''
aeoency anu honesty, "e 0"n '.s run run ' Al''
oossom OF our neaf'' iFon sum 'n'e"s .n0e'
decency ana nonesty' oooo Aoro ue'''e'
vs. =, e.. ~ ii $3.50. HE.
Our neigno0r raves inconefen'ly aoou' ''s
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. oi rv-ioul ''ou'.ne
people IN three counties anu ue''afe' ''"'
II would nave oeen mucn more nono'ao's
ana 1alr' i0f the "epaohc"n parry ~
| have adopted the appOrtl0nmont OIL lntrO-
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"Buchanan Men."


The two Black Democratic Of ans in this
city, are not satisfied with the remarks we
made last week, relative to the vaccillating
character of Buchanan Democrats. They
are shocked that we should employ such
terms in speaking Of their s'brother Demo-
Gratis" We beg to say to them, that it is
inconvenient for US to consult them in regard
to our choice of terms, and they must take
our language just Is it comes. When we
want the advice Of either Of these "inno-
cents,' We shall not be backward in making
our wish manifest in the meantime, they
will find ample scope and verge enough for
the exercise Of their courteous inclinations,
while penning their usual quantum Of Gre
Elections" upon "Black Republicans" -
The Clarion expresses great solicitude
for "the upbuilding of the pure cause of
Republioanism, and regrets that We should,
without provocation, pursue course not
calculated to accomplish that end. We
would advise our neighbor not to waste his
precious time in debating terms to his op-
ponents, but to turn his attention to his own
political houschold-he will there find occa-
sion enough for the exercise Of all his powers
of Cancellation. There is fierce war raging
between the Douglas and Buchanan factions
of the Democratic party, and the existence
Of which, our neighbor cannot be wholly
insensible. Now, if he wants to lecture
others upon their want of courtesy, magma
nimity and forbearance, a. well as the choice
Of terms, in their treatment of questions in
controversy, the Buchanan organs afford
him ample opportunities to display all his
invective, and to exhaust his vocabulary of
reproach. ........ ...-. ........-...1
But, what seems to trouble our neighbor
most, is, that We should "slander scores Of
the people Of this county," by calling them
buchanan Men. Verify, the Douglas or
gans are getting facetious. However, the
Clarion does not attempt to disprove our
'remarks-it does not deny that there are
ssscores" of Buchanan men in this county
but it objects to our telling of it. 1t thinks
We should have been moro considerate, in
view of the fact that this is our schosen
home!" This is the unkindest cut Of all -
the Douglas organ don't want it noised
abroad, that there are Buchanan men-'sbad
men"-in Pottawottamie County! 1t tells
US not to "slander home in such unmeasured
terms"-i. g., not to say anything more
about there being Buchanan men in this
county! Well, if the Douglas Democrats
will promise to behave themselves, and not
allow the Establishments Of the Federal Gov
eminent to lead them into other paths-and
to worship other and strange gods, We will
promise to think upon the matter. l'
s ..
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R.rss.iesa ssa.s c.svsssi4..

Rspsblieaa Dease Csavsntisa.
kSs,ss,, tas(ecsss. a~,,s y A.,a = low.
City . murray ~ I'M Day q yuns, lese fsr ne
vssvssest ssaa1ine 1serstary. Auditor, frsasss 4
esass - AAsssssy os1ssai, Cesassslsass os Dss
Ms,ae ntye taDssvsnsat - 1ssiserss sssis Laad
o@cs ~ fes - asansaeaiA q saea ssAsr business
nay b deemed psesseaEy b Ne Coavsasioa.
me rats ss rspsstssiou q sAcA county viii
Aasas ser ever 90 handrsa nSpubiican vssss, and
snsAlisssa 80 sov every fraction fy, shs vote
On Gsvsnsr H. isse sass sisetion being the basis
0sssaissa eountiss With than enc hundred Repub
isaa vsesss will be entitled Each 70 one delsease.
-. J. KIDkwO0D. ". q. FARMER, Si
W. CLARK. as H. PRICE,
III. O'cONNOR, f @. y. WOODEN.
De- Moinss, Jan. 30th. 1883 rt COMMITTEES.