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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-06-26

LAND AREANTs-An important change is made
IN this description of property by the act of Con
gress of June 3, 1858. They were formerly held as
real estate, and conveyed after forms and methods
prescribed for real estate but this act converts them
INTO personal chattels, and makes them subject in
conveyance, assignment, &C., to the laws govern
ing personal property. In the event of the death
OF the claimant, prior to the issuing of the warrant
TINS act also provides that the title to the warrant
small then vest in the widow, if one is left: and if
not, then 1t shall descend, other personal chat
Star y
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-06-26

A tIlE4ohI LAM BANk.-BALTIMoRE,
June 18th, 1S5S.The President and Directors of this
Bank have declared a dividend of FOUR PER CENT for
the past six months payable after the sixth dav of
July III CHAMBER Tr
ie26- cow C,stiar
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G FITS! GIFTS!, GIFTS!!
GIFTS. GIFTS. GIFTS
GIFTS. GIFTS GIFTS.
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GIFTS. GIFTS. GIFTS.
GIFTS. GIFTS. GIFTS
GIFTS. GIFTS. GIFTS
Att GRAND GIFT BOOK SALE, No Al Baltimore
street, corner of Frederick
mr-Zodu EVANS & HOYT.
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The Baptist State Convention of Connecticut in
session day or two at Southington, discussed the
Episcopal form of worship used in the army and
navy: 1t appears that majority of naval
chaplans are EpiscOpalians, and that chaplains of
other denominations are requiredto read the church
service in the performance of their religious duties
The Connecticut Baptists consider this usage a
grievance and have appointed committee, headed
by the Rev. Dr. Hodge, of Bridgeport, to memorial
ne Congress on the subject.
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@ OR c. II AR LEST on
Ns4ff1EseM The steamship POTOMAC" will sail for
80 = the above port SATURDAY, June Doth
at 4 O'Clock, p. NJ. For freight apply to
A. C. HALL, gent,
NJ, 1IR Nrt.,
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-06-26

WHEELER 4 WILSON MANUFA CTURING Co.'S
IMPROVED SEWING MACHINES.
For Families, Manufacturers and others.
In our own family of Wheeler Il Wilson's
machines, and cannot imagine ything perfect
Ed " y. Evangelist
126 BALTIMORE STREET, American Building,
fe22tf W. MERRILL, Agent
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-06-26
, CELEBRATION OF ST. JOHN'I
DAY AT WASHINGTON

Yesterday. being st. Johns Day, was honored nv
the knights Tempar and Master Masons of WASH
ington by public celebration. They met at the
hall on Ninth street. at p. NJ. and marched thence
TO western point of the city, then BY Pennsvlva-
MIA avenue to the foot of the Capitol and by MARY
land avenue to the Smithsonian Institution Here
they were addressed by ID. e. Master Robert Nor
RS, OF kentucky for about an hour His address
after some general remarks on the antiquity of the
brotherhood. was principally directed to the social
features 1T embodies and illustrates feature he de-
ciared to be its distinguishing trait as from the
church and the world. Whilst with the church il
1t cultlvates religion and morality and with society
at large works and tolls it adds to these the
cal social lineament, endearing it to the heart ot
hearts of every brother. "
Freemasonry first unfurled her banner in Amari
ca on the 24th OF June, one hundred and twenty
four years ago; since that time she has increased
as now to count thirtysix grand and four thousand
hive hundred subordinate lodges in the land He
held up to imitation and affectionate remembrance
those once pillars ofthe temple, Webb. "the Match
less, Bishop Whyte, George Washington (wbo
when once within the lodge, always relaxed to hi
larity his exterorly stern and unimpassioned brow
Henry Clay, and other workmen of the craft He
concluded by explaining the extent of festiyitv
to which the craft indulge, and reeited masonic
poetry, descriptive of the spirit and nature of the
institution.
On returning from the Smithsonian the brethren
repaired to their Hall and partook of a collation.
masonically spread for them.-Ndtiona1 Lptelligen-
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FITIZENS' BANK OF BALTIMORE
" JUNE sd 1S5s.-The President and Directors have
this day declared dividend of FOUR PER CENT for Tho
past six months payable to Stockholders on and after
THURSDAY the sth day of July. State tax paid bv the
Bank. Transfer Books closed.
W. L. RICHARDSON
ie26-eo2w Casii,.
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At a recent meeting of the Manchester Historical
Society at the mansion of Prof. Longfeow at Cam
bridge Mr.. Everett related among other anecdotes,
one of the British General Clinton, who while liv-
ing at the Battery, in New York, accustomed
to take a nap every warm day in the summer-house
observed by Yankee, who reported through spies
to ashington that Clinton could easily be captured
Hamilton came into the room while Washington was
consulting with the messenger relative to it, who
moment to the suggestion, for if Clinton be cap
tured, the British Ministry will send capable
man to take his place. Clinton is just the man we
want
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-06-26

A SSOCiAFED FIRE NJ EMS INSJ-
l RANCE COMPANY, JUNE 23 1S5S.-The President
and Directors of the Fremens Insurance Company have
TINS day declared DIVIDEND OF SIX AND ONE
QUARTER PER CENT. for the six months ending Goth
INST payable on and after ID proXmo BY order,
.o,o JOHN DUKEHART,
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THE SECURITY FIRE
INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW YORK
CASH CAPITAL AND SURPLUS, $3.50 900
POLICIES ISSUED LOSSES ADJUSTED AND PAID BY
TlIOS. ID JOHNSTON
FULLY ACCREDITED AGENT
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A RTHITR'S

"A SELFSEAIING CANS AND JARS
Since the Introduction of these LIBERATED Cans and
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-06-26

THE NEW WORLD FIRE
INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW YORK
CASH CAPITAL AND SURPLUS, 1894. coo.
POLICIES ISSUED, LOSSES ADJUSTED AND PAID BY
TllOS u. JOHNSTON
Fully ACCREpITEp AGENT.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-06-26

THE PIENIX FIRE
ASSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW YORK.
CASH CAPITAL AND SURPLUS. $3.50. 900
POLICIES ISSUED, LOSSES ADJUSTED AND PAID BY
THOS. d. JOHNSTON
FULLY ACCREDITED AGENT
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-06-26

ARTHUR, BURNHAM & GILROY
III ll9 South Tenth street. Philadelpbia
Also, manufacturers, under the patent for the Init
States, of the GOLD DOMINION COFFEE POT
For sale by dealers in housekeeping articles and store
keeDers generally -.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-06-26

THE RESOLUTE FIRE
INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW YORK
CASH CAPITAL AND SURPLUS. $40 900
POLICIES ISSUED. LOSSES ADJUSTED AND PAID BY
TllOS u. JOHNSTON,
Fully ACCREnITEn AnENr
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-06-26

BALTIMORE & OHIO ROAD RE
- CE!PTS-UITH THE NEW CONDITIONS
AND STIPULATIONS-fOr sale in Books of 100 and
upwards or unbound by the 100 600 pr
der der, with the names of Firms, &c, AT VERY LOW
~ shippers can rely on the CORRECTNESS of these
Receipts, AS they the SECOND REVISION lust an
approved by the Company. MURPHY * co
Printers, Booksellers, StatiOners, &c.,
Dill L..
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oflN 70 M anu II NJ I" order NAL BIN
OFFICE MARYLAND GAS COMPANY
CORNER BALTIMORE AND ST. PAUL STREETS, up srAIps
RNHlS COMPANY is furnishing the most
IL conf teand only reliable Gas Machine for tho se -
Private Houses Churches, Hotels and Public
offered to the public
BY their comparative small cost and profitable WORKING
results these Machines recommend themselves to the at
andS OF certificates from parties using ou Machines
or by letter - 10 ""o'e, ny petson
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-10-02

There has been standing at the head
of the editorial columns Of the Cedar
Democrat, for some time past, table pur-
porting to slow the cost of the State
Government during the Democratic and
Republican administrations. 1t gives
the yearly expenses for eight years OF
what it calls Democratic rule, and without
giving the sum fatal it strikes an aver
age, or pretends to, thinking that no one
would take tho pains to add it up for
themselves, and says the average is about
$4,000. We added up the amounts,
and dividing il by eight, the number OF
years, it gives US over Sol 200, per year;
making for the whole time difference
of near $50 1000 This is slight mis-
take, and malicious persons might say
that it was wilful falsehood. We do not
say il is SO; if it is not, why then tho
EDITOR arithmetic is at fault again
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-10-02

In relation to the county bonds issued
70 TIE Lyons Iowa Central 4. Il. Compa-
NJ, It may be proper to say word. These
bonds | think were Issued III Juhc, 1853,
and are twenty in number, each of $1,000,
payable 20 years from date, and bearing
interest at six per cent per snanm.
payable semi.annuslIy. Coupons, o. inter.
est Warrants were issued q the same
time, calling, in the aggregate, 10 d 400
per snnum. These coupons have remain.
Cd unpaid except - suits have been
brought and Judgments obtained upon
them. During the laet fiscal year, judg-
ments have been paid as follows:
Jas. clapp -. Cedar County, $. &. ls5s, $3.50 81
Adam 4 i smith s rs. - DC. isss, iias IS IS
Amounting to N7is A
1t was to provide for the payment Of
these judgments that the tax Of last year
was levied. Two snits have since been
commenced, on which if ,judg 2eni il
obtained will amount to some $500. There
are other coupons in arrears, to the amount
OF about $4,000, on which suits are liable
to be instituted at any time. The coun-
ty has refused and still refuses TO nav,
With the expectation that, ultimately,
payment not only Of the coupons, bnt also
the bonds, viii be avoided.
W GEORGE SMITH,. .a
County Judge.
Upton, Sept. 81, 1858.
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Facts to be RENE nm bored.

Remember, That the State taxes are
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOL
LARS less than last year. . ...
Remember, That the State taxes for
Cedar County are TWO THOUSAND
-FOUR HUNDRED AND FORTY
EIGHT DOLLARS less than last year.
Remember, That the County taxes IN |
Cedar County are about TWELVE
THOUSAND DOLLARS less than last
year.
Remember, That the total taxes in &C.
dar County are about SEVENTEEN
THOUSAND EIGHT HUNDRED
DOLLARS less than last year.
Remember, That Democratic County
Judge issued TWENTY THOUSAND
DOLLARS of county bonds, against the
advice of the County Attorney, for Which
we have not, and never will have, any
thing to show. . . -.s .s
| Remember, That the interest on s2o,-
900, OF seven per cent, il Fourteen Hn"-
ared Dollars annually, and that this lega-
cy is beoueathed to Cedar County by a
Democratic Judge. .--
| Remember, That Democratic sheriff
left Cassiday and Beach horse thieves
in our Jail without irons, and without
any body to guard the jail, thus allowing
them to escape, one after the other.
Remember, That Democratic Treasu-
rer published tax list nearly twice as
large rs it should be, 10 order to keep
up Democratic paper, at the expense Of
the county. 1
Remember, Thata Democratic Treasur
CIR, whose du'y it was to take persona
property, if taxes were not paid, neglect
ed to do that, but advertised lands ut thu
!, expense Of the county.
] Remember, That Democratic Schoo
Fund Commissioner Of this County KEEP
about $4,000 in his pocket (e) TO
one year, refusing to pay it over on orders
presented to him; and that he was tn
= only School Fund Commissioner in tn
> State who refused to pay and that h
was told by the State Superintendent tha
. it was his duty to pay it over.
Remember, That the school district
in this county had to 60 without thei
- portion Of the school fund ONE YEAR
y because a Democratic School Fund Com
: missioner wanted to keep the money.
" Remember, That the above are fact
A. that can be verified at any time, if dis
m puted. e.. .a*a
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Gur Candidate for senator.

James NJ. Kent of nassilon township,
oar nominee for State Senator, is an old
citizen of tue State, has lived for
many years in the west, aad kaovs the
feelings and wants of our agricultural
community. He is farmer IN practice,
and is we'll qualified to represent US IN
our State Legislature, We do not er-
poet that our Legislature viii meet IN ex-
ara session, but as Nr Cattchs term docs
not expire till January 1860, such thing
is possible, and We should elect man
who will represent us correctly, it oeca
sion should require. Mr., Kent is man
Of more than ordinary abilities, and is
veil spoken of in his own neighborgood
lie will make good and faithful Lesis
lator. Contrast with him NJ. McGill
his opponent, who was born aud brough
up among the Triggers who has beer
accustomed to their presence, and feel
q desire lUF tue thcHl Sun,
He has been in the State but abou
Two years, end knows but little of tn
wants of the farmers Of Iowa. His feel
ings and sympathies are with the South
His ideas Of government and societ
were acquired and have been exercised o
the South. We do not obj ct to hin
merely because he cones from Siay
State, for there are many such for whor
would gladly vote, but because he sti
elings to and loves the present organic
ton of society at the South. We wis
no Legislators who want to Lord it ev'
the poor, both white and black.
Be sure and vote for the farmer, ia
NJ Kent.
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RAILROAD MEETING.

According toagreement, the Directors
- ,,o u,.e,,,. Branch Of the Upton
r r.. Co. met at Wilton, on nonday,
Sert. eth, at 10 o clock A. H., for the
purpose of completing their org animation.
Present: Messrs. John Culbcrtson,
John b. Doughcrty, Thomas Hanna and
Joseph A. Green.
The meeting was called to order by the
appointment Of John Culberson, Esq,
president pro tenn and Jos. A. Green,
Secretary.
~ motion of J. B. Doughcrty, J. 4.
Green was elected President of the Mus
catine Branch of the Upton r. Il. Co.,
and j. o. Wilson, Secretary and Treas
urer.
On motion, Thomas Hanna was cleo
ted Attorney in fact, to procure the right
of way.
Resolced, That the President be in
structed to employ competent engineer
to survey the Muscatine Branch of the
Upton II. X.
On motion, the Secretary is authorized
to procure suitable books for the use Of
the Company.
Resoieed, That the proceedings of this
meeting be published in the Muscatine
and Upton papers.
On motion, adjourned, to meet at Mus
catine, on the call of the Pres idcnt.
J. A. GREES, sec'y pro tenn.
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DISTRICT TICKET.


It is impossible for us to do justice to
Senator Harlan's speech Of last Saturday.
Although the notice was short, the house
~as we'll filed, and what is unusual, all
we're interested, and but few left till he
eh,sed. We can notice but few of the
no;n,s which he dwclt upon. tie first
showed the difference between natural
and political rights-that the Democrats
had COMPOUNDED the two; aud that while
i. was right for majority to decide Po"
political rights, they could not take way
any Of our natural rights. He showed
that the cry Of the Democrats about Gre
pub!ican extravaganza vas all humbug
The Democrats began to administer the
State government with 100000 inhabit-
ants, and for eight years tho average
yearly expense was over s5l 600 The
Republicans had administered the State
government four years Including this year,
AID dedueting the apr, rsiations for asy-
lu,ns, peuiten,iary, agricultural societies,
agricultural college, constitutional con
yention aud two extra sessions Of the lie,
gislature, the expenses have been but
about $50 900 per year, with ooo,ooe
inhabitants, and twice the number Of coun
ties, district judges, &c. The expense PEI
head, has been far less under Republican
than Democratic rule. He then shove,
that while Van Buren's salary and house
hold expenses, paid BY the United States
WIS less than $50, 600 per year, Buchan
ana expenses were over $4,000,
As We said, We cannot give even ~
nopsis of his speech. 1t must be heard
to be appreciated lie unclaimed his au
diencc for about two hours, and his speec
carried conviction to every nearer.
will BIO long rmcmbcred by those VT
hearl II. -- ......-z.. ..... s.E
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and proceeded to Apply the rod 70 the
backs of those Who hsd honestly acknowi.
edged their faults, while those that do
MED escaped anhurt. Wo think sach !
display Of wisdom ought 70 Be published
broad cast over the land, and We think
= whip children for telling tho truth is
he way - train them 70 lie. We hope
thss others teaohing II tho same place
msy learn lesson By this; and II noe,
We believe they viii ~ paying fine for
the abuse of the children under their
care. A FRIEND TO CHILDREN.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-10-02

A certain school teacher in Dayton
township, Cedar county, Iowa, after
teaching about four and half months,
the day before the close Of his school
called up all the small scholars in his
school, from five to eight years Of age,
perhaps dozen il number, asked them
some questions in relation To their less
ons. and then to close the exercises be
asked them separately if any at them
had ever told lie, some half a dozen lit.
tie boys honestly told him they had, and
the balance said they had not. He next
told them 10 would learn them better,
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-10-02
Hard Work.

The Cedar Democrat is just now try
ing to make its readers believe that the
bred Scott decision does not conflict with
sauattcr Sovereignty, 1t knows better,
but then some man may read II that don
see any other paper, and he may believe
it. He accuses Us Of giving "garbled
extract" of the bred Scott decision. This
is not SO; If II were, how easy would
it have been for the Democrat to
have given the whole extract, and thu,
have shown cur anfairness. We quoted
fully aud fairly. Will the Democs" 10
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be viewed in the light Of
debt; the fund belonging to the State.
The State borrowed Of herself; and can
use the fund for thousand years II she
sees proper. Il may be asked With some
propriety, whether the interests Of the
State would not be promoted BY using
It's own funds to erect Benevolent insti-
buttons, and accomplish important enter.
prises, instead Of loaning that fund to
individuals located in various parts Of the
State, upon doubtful security, as was
done occasionally BY DR.. Eads. Most az.
suredly the State is the safest depository
Of its own funds, and may be relied upon
to pay the interest promptly.--lo"a
(Ir
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:. 7 HAVE ENTIRE C0SiRDI4 uF A VERY
: i superior quality Of Rstssiaa ItfHter SEED
Is Wheat ian article ir .rodured into the wht at
E growing districts of Rnssia) whith hastc@p
= found to saceeeT ectter than any NlnterWhe2t
ever cultisatea in that country. From Russia
- 1T was Intro dncel into Canada. Michigan, Mn.
= nesota AID Illinois, in each uf which it has
= withstc I'd the Must severe wigtcrs and tha
= wetu, 1T springs to the satisfaction Of lAe far
- m.r. IL produces & em - to 20 bushels Ia chr
when sonn on geoa land, and from its hardy
- nature viii not wiptcrkih or drew n-unt from
- tic effects Of wet spring. Itrhar he scwn
q any time hetHees the FIRST oil July aa the FIRST
q of Npyemfer. = 2v
- PACKAGES sufficient to produce ON 10
Is bushels tue t;tst year, put up in siren sac
viii be sent 30 any lssress on tae receipt or
One HoKar, l,y meade Address
l.W.. aEhBI, II. %. box 1851,
q. - hearbesn-st, Chicago. III.
- Dealer in Fam ling iand~ ara city property
= Also lsaalS located at al the government land
- Offices. With warrants or ca,h, hose having
=. farms Or t.trnaifrs lands foF sale will hind my
Office one Gf the best mcG iuuts to dispose Of tie
- same,
= Hon. Ino. Wilson, coT'rI Land Dept, chicSso
=. Cob X. ]. Hamilton,
- Rev II. n Bishof,. .-7 u"
- Hon. Henry A. wise, Gov. Of irg; aia
N~Srg. saeen.y. Rittes honse, Fans Il Co.. sansers
Washrg son. n. c..
= Hon. George Briggs, View York
= Hon. Nm. II. Ra<s, Gov. Of Delaware
- .abt. FarSytte. Esf. Gcu1 Fl. as't. T. G, z. II.
- coanty and State. aad tae Uaue of tie Renr~st Ex
= press Office Eh"l
Fran w t. sau,rvseE's Advertising Ageacy, New
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-10-02
q. G.. EyaNs. Publisher,
T.EGAl Nni,Ia,E

To the heirs of Thomas sloper, deceased. and
all persons iEterested:--Yau will talse notice
that David Sloper and Barbara Sioper Executors
OF the Estate of Thomas sloper, dee ii, late 81 c.
dar County State OF iowa, has filed in the Office
Of ths County Coart o full stateI,s AT Is aiins
against said estate, ana full account 1T thc dis
position made of the personal estate; ard also
Petition for licensa to sell 50 much OF the real
tate Of said Thomas Sloper, deed, IS win be nee
essary for the payment Of The debts nf said
tate, and the hearing thereof has been continued
until the regular session 81 this Court III Septer.
her, A. II. 1858, and that unless Won appear at the
Office Of the County Judge u CeiarcuuAty, state
OF Iowa, on the first Monday Of September, A. u,
1858. and contest said report aud give bonds for
the aymcnt Of tie debts of the said 1Go1ns> Slo-
per- deed, license wiil be granted for the sale
Of so much ot the real estate Or the said Thorn
As Slop.r deed. as il necessary for The payment
OF the debts Of said deceased.
Upton. JAW ff'5s GEORGE SMITH
e>tw eo'Afty judy
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Jc,r rErrIss.En, tae 9Th edition. In a scaied en-
selope traits AMI iG.u.ic.lt 10 aay address, post
paid oa reeetpt pf tan stamps.
This liite sor.,. trA2 a.itn<s Ire1a 3 ceIehrsted
member Of the mefe al pr0s 5ai ~ tiyts G rlcs
important inf ,rnas aisQEcs ltF .ise4i to All pcr-
sous cnteeiainRg tsaf,ls's Of thcir physical c5n-
dttion or who soassiol,s Of having hazardrd thelT
hea tn and appinese--tont a5ning the particulars
OF an entirely Bes and perfect reEscdy fDF = per
ma.orrhaet seminal Aexhness. bthiBir, atr
gousness, Depression at SPIRITS las al Etlergv,
Lassitaae Iimia tN. lAH aluataGy Seminal niseLar
ges. iMpaised sight ahdhsasry. BiutChcs AMI
ptraples "a the FACE. PILES, tn2 gesi.pu. PaiPtt-
ton Of he Heart aad Booty Prossation OF iLc
whole system indaeiAg iAlpetears aaa mertai
and physical meal az n--sy means of which ~
cry nay care Aimself privately, and a. tri-
Hfng cxpenss. "a IL.
by Address Or. CT, J. C.. klISE 1t ArenRe
cor l9.hstrect, Ncg-lprk; II i Box, No. 45sG..
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State Intlebt sincsS.

The same stupidity and recklessness
that has characterized allthe assaults upon
the Republican Administration of Iowa,
is exhibited anew in the statements made
by the journals and speakers OF the Slave
Democracy, in regard to State indebted
ness. In every section of the State it is
affirmed with unbushing assurance that
the Republicans found the State out Of
debt, and have involved it in a debt of
haT million IF dollars. Both of these
statements are so grossly false, as to ex.
cite surprise that any man who is at Ill
conyersant nth the financial affairs of the
State, has the temerity TO give them ut
terance.
What are the facts? The Auditor =
Report made to the late Legislature,
contains the following statement OF
facts