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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-02-06

IGrand Exhibition!
THE GREAT WESTERN
|CLOTHING E1NPORIUN
Merchant Tailoring Estab-
lishment of
CAsAD Il GILMORE.
Performance
every da.ex
cept Sunday
Doors open
ats sock
performance
common
At ca A. Va. Admission
free. ca -
rem half pa.
No post pouement
on account Of the weata'
er. Never was there
such an opportunity
since the days Of
Solomon, to graf
ify the eyes
and mi ind
with SO little
money. stacks OF
CoArs of all styles and mate
rails; cart loads ofPANTALooNs;
heaps of VESTS and cords OF shirts
O. for a vocabulary that would reach
10 the Rocky Mountains, that we might
be al le to tell you of one half of our al
mo st endless variety Of Fall and winter
Goods in regard to prices there's no use
atalk ing We sell go low that We are
often afraid customers may u
thatwe steal our goods DO not al
low ourselves to be over co me
NV Id le fears friends; co me one
an ALL and YOU shall 'see " hat
Won shall see.n II your eye 81 ght
lisp DOR, dent forget to bring your
snar t,cles for we will show YOU h
bca ties of nature simered down In the
bra - kettle of Art and science, and man
= manufactured into Ready Made n
81 Clothing of every grade style
and price. We have Hats
tn please the the mosttA
sti dious, tog ether
with Ctps that wo'd
pracea Climax
shirts Win lin-
en- bo- SONS,
callars and the
yery latest
STYLE Of Calico
SHIRTS of the most
att az i've patterns !!
Under garments,
Stocks! Crafals,
Neck Ties
Sus. pend
els! SILK.
Liz and
Cot ton
hose and
every thing in
G. zen tie. III IA s or
Rows II ruish. Goods, Our clo-
thing. hats and 4 caps are ansurpas-i
sed Tor i
material. style, make or durability. and havinsi
tought our goods at the lowest wholesale pr.
ccs we ara confident that we can offer better bar
gains than have ever been made before in CEDAR
County, To all who wish To have their clothingl
made TO order we would invite tn an esamina'
ton of our stock Of French, German and Ame-y
ricsn cloths of superior qualities, ami Of everyl
{ dior and price. OF Cassimeres we have larges
and plt ndid assortment consisting oi frehchs
And American Doeskius. both black and tan'y 4
also fancy cass m~res Of every style and priceI
10 suit. our stock OF vestings is large aud conf
sists Il all the latest styles of Nelyets silks Sa
tins, .sc.. and If the best quality All the a5oyei
goods will be made t. order in a style ansnrpas-
sea in the west. ~ Remember the place, i.
doors East of SHETLAND orner.
1881 3S
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Number 6.
Town Property and
FA r N FO X s. HI e

I Oher for sale oil my Town property. together
i or in lots To suit purchasers And also farm
three miles East Of Upton Oh Sugar Greek. we'll
t.mbered, and well watered. one of the heat Stock
arms in Iowa, over ose hundred acres broke and
fenced, dwelling hcuse and good well Of We
ter, containing $50 acres.
For terms OF sale COLL on the undersigned u
Upton. l4tf JOHN H. STARR
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n pels belief in its efficacy, whenever admin.
iserea in Fever & A rue. Il stops the fits as sud.
denly ~ shutting of steam stors locomotive
Moreover it restores the muscular vigor and de.
pressed spirits Of the patients. Prepared from the
original prescriptions, and with ample directions
by James +. Maxwell successors to James :. A
linwall} -6 Williams Street. 80
For sale by ". ( GsBAGLEi.
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RAJ Notice the announcement of XII
ser, Crew & Turner, under the new ad-
advertisement head. 1t means just what
IL sars
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SCIENCE n FAME
lO0.OlO bottles HAZE Hem Sold

and not single instance of failure has report ed
Personally appeared before Alderman " the
city of Philadelphia, H. I. IiELBOLD. Chemist, who
being duly sworn does say that his preparation
Narcotic Mercury injurious Drugs. tut purely
Vegetable. H. 4. HEMBOiD, Sole Manufacture
Sworn and subscribed before IN the 23d day of Nov.
1854. VIM J. HUBBARD, Alderman.
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Gir<sMITIPs TRIMMINGS.

Inhvpendtnt of an extensive Stock Of Cans, We
have az all times on hand, Rifle Barrels, assorted
Gun Mornings, single and double Triggers, Pat.
Breeches Break-ons, Filed cocks, Forward and
Back Action Gun Locks Wad cutters, Bullet
Moalds Nipples and Wren"hes, Gun Worms, Rod
Ends Main Springs Tail Pins, Sheet Bras. aud
German Silver, and everything pertaining to this
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ENTRAY COLT,

frAKES UP by Abraham Williams, at mis- resi-.
i dence In Massilon township, Cedar county,
iowa on the 10th day OF November. 1877, an es-
tray black mare colt years old next spring; =
white spot on the inside Of the left hind foot &C ar
IN the left hip. aud appraised at SG2 so. before
NQs Yinch,Esq- Wv. YOUNG,
T<ef- ne. IT, 49,. rro Css.a
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Settle TJpll

Settle Up.!
ALL PERSONS knowing themselves indeht.
ed to the under.i gned, either by note or hook az
count, are hereby notified ~ cali and settle the
same before the First day Of sept. next, as by dc.
ing so they viii save trouble and costs.
.7m3 b. 4. f. DAVIDSON,
Toronto Iowa
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80 nnn AGENTS WANTED, either Ladies
SZ,OVU or Gentlemen, in every town and
sount ia tue rnited States, 10 engage in gen.
Vel business by which they can make from $1,000
n $1,000 year. For particulars address, encio.
ding stamp, s. 4. DEWEY, n co,
Box Isl, Philadel ehis, Pa.
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LASS..a00 Boxes of 4. x u. II. Chambers
NJ FIRST quality city glass, assorted sizes,
% J. Il e.. 4. Myer.
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l AIDES Of Upton, aud the vicinity round,
- have been to the East. wher. Fashions abound,
And am apFy To learn the girls are grown wise.
And consu heir fathers pockets instead OF eyes,
With Bonnets atty trimmed and plain,
Calico Dresses apes If the same,
They promenade Bro, way think II q disgrace,
For rerenchmen is the ateh~ ord In every town and
place:
Yet. notwithstanding hard times, Bonaets you must
wear
50 call on Mrs. Carter, before you 70 elsaRherc;
She win make you IL Bonnet cheap, pretty aid good,
And receive the far in money, butter aud wood
Upton, Nov II. Isl. ism
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Price 81 per Bottle. or Six for a5. Deliver.
cd IN

Accompanied hy reliable and respor shle Certificates from
Professors Of Medical Colleges, Clergymen and others
Prepared and sold by II. 4. HEMBoLD.
Practical and Analytical Chemist
No. s. Sosth TeatA 81. b.Ion Caestput, sssemLiu
BatdiHgs, Pbiia.
NJ = To re hsd Of j. IL :. STEWART. Reokuk. To-
va, general wholesale agents. and OF all the Druggists
and Dealers throughout the United States. Canadas
and British Provinces.
BEWARE OF CoUNrERFEIrs
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NyAII.S..5oo Kegs shoenberger's Junistta
IN Nails. assorted. Is J. l. &. 4. Nyer.
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1orieuItura! Implements,

Consisting Of Corn Shelters, Straw cuters, Lit
tie Giant corn and cob crushers Horse Rakes,
superior article Flows, cutiEators SC.thes, era
dies, Hav and Manure Forks Hand Rakes, Ok
yokes Snaths Hoes and Rtkes, etc. etc, etc.
Chains. 80 Log, Halter Trace, Coil. Binding and
fifth chains Pump chains and Fixtures conf lcte,
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Let not the sun go down upon your
anger,
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-02-06

IT You suffering with any Of the above dlstressnV
ailments. the FLUID EXTRACT BUCHC will cure
you. Try il and Ice convinced of its efficacy.
Beware of Quaok Nostrums Il Quack Doctors
who falsely boast Of abilities and references Citizens
know and avoid them, aud long suffering mo nev
and exposure, ny sending calling for botte Of this
Popular and Specific Remedy
aIisys all pain and inflammation. is perfectly pleas
nj in f.-tl hnlnr
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II m b O DIS ExtractEu chu

One hundred dollars will lie paid to any physician who
prove that the medicine IN ured us emf: and
the testimony Of thousands he produced 20 prov-
that the medicine injured patient: and the test-
ony Of thousands he produced prove that il
great good. Cases Of from week TO thirteen years
standing have been effected. The Of Voluntary
virtues and curative powers, IL immense, embracing
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-03-27
leeomu,on Thror ch the senate.

By our abstract of congressional proceed
ircs It viii be seen that the bill to admit
Kansas with the Lecompton Constitution
passed the L. s. Senate on Tuesday, with
some iaportant amendments. The substance
of these amendments is, to declare the right
Of the People Of Kansas to change their
constitution at any time, Notwithstanding
The inhibition OF j change in the Lecompton
instrument before 1861. With this amend
ment to the Senate bill, and the further fact
that John Calhoun has given the certificates
OF election to the free State officers elected
in Kansas on the 4th of january under the
I.eccmpton Constitution, II must be conced-
that the Kansas difficulty is Whitfield down
20 4 very small point For all practical pur-
poses, there would seem to be no important
reason for further prolonging the controver-
81. Virtually the LtcOmpton Constitution.
whether it passes the House o. not, may be
considered as dead, and what is the profit OF
prolongirg the acrimonious controversy
over dead carcass?
Those Senate amendments, However, OF
which we have only seen the te!egraphic ac-
counts, we suspect are mere chaff, and
amount to nothing in substance. If they
are framed SO as to seeure beyond question
the rights to the people of Kansas which
they assume to declare for them, then lie
compton is indeed dead, and its friends have
virtually surrendered; but this we hardly
think IS the case.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-03-27

fLL'Sors REVIVAL ITEas.-The Peoria
Transcript says the religious revival interest
in the several churches in that city still con-
tinues. Daily noon prayer meetings are
held in the vestrv of the First Presbyterian
church, and arc fully attended. -
= In Pennington Fulton county, cores
pondent writes that about one hundred con-
versions have taken place, and the interest
still continues.
At Pleasant Vale, Illinois, fifty three per-
sons were baptized by immersion last week.
At Barry. in the same vicinity, foriy-two
were similarly baptizcd-25 being heads Of
families.
In Mission, Illinois, Gfethodist,) extra
meetings have been held for three weeks,
resulting thus far in 80 converts.
The Bloomington Paragraph understands
that a powerful revival of religion is in pro
gross throughout Mclean County.
The past winter has been noted for the
large reyiyals among the different churches
i'll Decatur. Over $50 have connected
themselves with the church Of the United
Brethren. and probably 400 more with the
other churches. Proiracted meetings are
now being held in several Of them.
The protracted meeting in the Methodist
Church in Edwardsyiile closed on Sunday
night. The Adce~tiser says that one hun
dFed and forty persons were added to the
Church during its continuance.
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Later from the Iftai, ARMY.

ST. LoUIs, March 23.-The Le2venworth
Times Of the 18th inst. says: Yesterday
morning 'wo companies OF infantry and two
ofcavalsy left the fort for the Utah command.
They pumber about $50. They design over
issipg Col. Huffman, and escort the supply
tHain for Col. Johnston's army from Fort
Laramie. This train consists of 100 heavily
laden w,sons.
The Republican publishes extracts from a
private letter from Col. johnson TO friend
in this city, dated February 9Th. Itsays be
has received no communication from the
Government since October -, and complains
that the contractors take more than three
months 20 CARY the mails TO Utah, when
the contract says the service must De done
monthly Col Johnston describes the
march to Camp Scott, and compliments the
troops. Id says that the Mornons have. -
fully as words ard actions can manifest tl..-r
intentions. declared that they VII 10 longer
submit to any government; 5ut th.ir owr.
and that the people % the Union mast sub
NIT to the usurTation Ct their Territory. -ul
have government erected IL Their I1ids; So
kn0we.edsi ~ 10 dependence upon o. .,7e-
glance t. Federal authority, or at with
vigor and force TO compel them 70 succu1lb.
and expresses the earnest hope HAT every
c1er,ion will be made 10 forward supplies
early in the spring under sgfiicien, guard
Of mounted men.
s. LoUIs. March 24-The Utah CORES
pendent of the Le1der. under the date Of
Jan. 3lsl, saws Mr.. Morrell and Sol Gee u ho
started for the flathesd country on tho 24th
December, had returned. They reached the
encampment Of Capt. Magraw's command.
on papongc, branch Of Wind River. where
their march was arrested by deep snow.
He reports the expedition all well, and
the animals were wintering firelv, but the
Crow Indians hal come down and threat
ened to run Off the stock, and had made
some suspicious movements.
in view ofthese facts, Col. Johnson dispatch
ed party of thirty teamsters TO bring the
expedition 10 Camp Scott.
The States October mail arrived ut Camp
Scott on the lst o' January, and that of No
veTber on the 30th.
All well at the camp. No movement Of n
military character reported.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-03-27

SCoUxDREL AT LARGE.-Ne have before
us Eandbill, signed by the Hon. Sidney
Brcese, Offering a reward for the arrest Of
negro boy, who, on Wednesday night OF
last week, committed murderous outrage
on lady. a near relative Of the Judges, in
his own house. The lady was on visit,
with two children. Snc had retired TO bed,
when her room was entered by the negro.
who inhicteda severe blow or her head with
pole-exe Her head was badly cut. but
the wound will probably not prove fatal.
There seems 10 have been no proyocation
whatever for the act. The negro's name is
John lie is about 10 years Of age, smart.
active, free spoken and impudent. He is
quite dark, but not exactly black small of
his age, being only about feet high; and
has lost his upper front teeth. The boy has
been raised in the Judges family, but had
lef, a week or two ago, and returned in the
night to commit the act. Information Of his
arrest or whereabouts viii be suitably re-
warded, by addressing Y. Case, Esq, or
Hon. s. B,esse, at Carlyle, Clinton County,
Illinois.
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Calhoun shows his Hand.

There is no doubt but Calhoun has de-
ciied to give the certificates OF election TO
the free State candidates p. the election in
Kansas on the 18th of january. This places
the government in the hands Of the free
State men even should Kansas be admitted
with the Lecompton Constitution. The fol-
lowing manifesto from Calhoun appears in
the Washington papers:
WASuINGToH, March 10, 1853.
As there has been great anxiety to learn
the result of the late election for members
Of the State Legislature, under c Kansas
Constitution now before Congress. | ,Liuk
1t proper 10 state that recent information,
through Governor Denver and Others, leaves
no doubt that the returned vote from the
Delaware Crossing precinct, In Lcavcrwor;h
County, should be rejected, md that ccrti-
iicatcs OF election should be issued without
reference to the vote Of the precinct.
month ago was pat in possession Of
4 newspaper containing what purportcd TO
be the affidavit Of the Judges of election at
that precinct, and, in communication 10
the Union, Immediately stated that, if the
facts contained in said aiii:avits were pre-
scented to me in an authentic and reliable
form, should be governed by them in de-
termining the result OF the election in Lea
vcnworth County. Although ! have not re-
cciyed any reply to my letter TO Governor
Denver, yet from various sources of inform
alton am left in no doubt rs to the state
mcnt of the judges of election at that pre-
ciuct; and shall, therefore, issue the cir
tiiicatcs of election to the persons having
the highest number of votes in Lcaven-
worth County, irrespective of the Delaware
Crossing precinct. regret 10 add that this
decision will give the control of Kansas to
the party which view Is the enemy Of the
peace and good order, the Constitution and
the laws Of the Union. Here follows list
of the Senator's and Representatives elect,
TO whom Calhoun says certificates of cleo
ton will be issued
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Free Bridge Meeting.

Pursuant to a pubiic notice the citizens oil
the several towns on the south side of the
Illinois river, meeting was held at Van
Doren's School House. VIM. Strawn was
called to the Chair, and Lewis Soule appoin-
ted Secretary, when the following resolu-
tons were unanimously adopted.
Resolced, That the various towns interest
ed in the erection Of Free Bridge across
the Illinois river at Ottawa, be requested to
take the sense of the town meetings at the
coming. election on the propriety of levy
ing tax for said purpose.
Resotred, That said towns be requested to
appoint committee of three in each town
at the coming town meeting who shall con-
fer together and take such action as they
may deem necessary.
Resolced, That committee Of five be APP
pointed by this meeting to lay this matter
before said towns as they may deem advis-
able.
On motion the following were appointed
said committee: Lewis Soule, Murray
kirkpatrick, Elmer Baldwin, William Strawn
and NJ. d. Calkin.
Resotced. That committee Of two be ap-
pointed in each town interested in the mat
ter, whose duty it shall be to see that q
vote be taken at their respective coming
town meetings for or against levying a tax
for procuring free bridge at Ottawa across
the Illinois river
On motion, the following persons were ap-
pointed said committee: Brookfield. Isaac
Gage, Dir. Alberty; Grand Rapids, Ransom
Palmer, b. i. Reynolds; South Ottawa, NJ.
d. Calkin, Josiah f. Shaw; Farm Ridge,
John Van Doren, Joseph Bowd Bruce,
Sam1 Walker, Murray Kirkpatrick Eagle,
George Galloway, George Bedford. Livingsc
ton County-New Town, Otis Whale,, Mr..
Collins; Reading, Joseph Gum, j. Math-
ews. LaSalle County Ottawa, VIM. Red
dick, w. Ii. w. Cushman; said committee
to nave power to fill vacancies.
On motion, Resolved, That the proceed
ings of this meeting be published in the OF
tawa and Pontiac papers.
On motion, said meeting adjourned sub
Ject to call of the Executive committee.
WIN. STRAwM, Chairman.
LEWIS SoULE, Sec'y.
March Oath, 1858.
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LasalIe Co. Bible Society.

At the annual meeting of this Society held
in the Second Congregational Church of OF
tawa, Ill, on Thursday afternoon, March
18th, 1858, tho following named persons
were elected officers for the ensuing year, to
wit:
lev. T. Coleman, President.
hev. ,. A. W. Jewett, Rev NJ. X. Whit
tiesey, hev Z. ii. Force, Vice Presidents.
r. O. Black, Sec'y
!"os- Iron, treasurer and Depository
j. &. Nattinger, VIM. NJ Trnc g
Thompson, f. Y. Griggs, C. A KeeIer Dr
j. 0. Harris, DIR. c. Hard, Executive Com.
mittce.
The following, among other Resolutions
were passed, viz:
Resolved, That our heartfelt thanks be
given to Mr. f. Y Griggs for his gratutous
services as Treasurer and Depository of this
society for the last six and half years ;
and also for his laborious and interesting
Report on the present occasion, not only
for the past year, but for the whole period
of his official duties.
Resolved. That we donate $500 90 to the
Parent Society during thi. year.
Resolved, That the former Secretary &
ed statement, of their annual Reports to be
published in all the papers of this county
Resolved, That We continue the Rev. Mr.
Manning as our Co. Agent for the coming
year, or such part Of it as his services can
be procured, and that his salary be at the
rate Of $3.50 per annum.
1t gives US pleasure TO report, that not
/ withstanding the money crisis through which
we have been called to pass, the contribu
tons of this Society for the past year, ex
coed that ofany previous year, though most
OF the work has been done during the last
six months. Our county Agent has been
employed twenty-five weeks, during which
time be has travelled nearly eleven hundred
miles, and visited sixteen hundred ana sew
enty eight families.
Amount of Bibles and Testaments donat.
ed and otherwise distributed during the year
ending March 18th 1858. .S7l2, 81
Amount Of Cash received during
the year. 2J3, 81
donated to the 4. b. Society. 700,
" paid A. Il. :. for Books. ...... $50, G.
d" Co. Agent, Freight, Premi-
ums and other expenscs.... 203, q
| " Of books received from the re-
organization Of this Society
in 1879 t. tais time. 4 go, &
( " Of books donated and sold. d. 2, 3Gs, Il
/ g in the Ottawa Depository. go, Il
% in the 81 Branch Repositories GOO, 8;
" Of cash received for sale of books,
/ dorations &r, since 1913. Z, 93I 3:
" donations to the A. Il. Society 2,5lO, o.
paid for books, Co. Agents and
other expenses Of the Society j,42l 8;
L. o. BLACK, Sec'y,
f. 7. GEIGcs, Tr. Il Depository.
This Society vas first organized IN 1s33
p. S.-Tbe other Co. papers will pleas
copy the above.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-03-27

FIRE At PERU-Tbc Saddle and Harness
shop of Joseph Kelly, on Water street, in
Peru, took fire on Thursday of last week,
and was totally destroyed. Two adjoining
buildings, one occupied by Kamer & Denny,
er by Peter German. as a, beer saloon, were
also destroyed. kelley's loss is about $4,000
of which sl760 is covered by insurance /;
Kamer & Denny lost $S00-no insurance.
German lost s600-coycred by insurance
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-03-27
ATLANTIC MONTHLY FOR APEIL.-The fol-

lowing are the contents Of the April No.
The Hundred Days-(A Leaf from the
History of Franco; My Journal TO my COu-
SIN -(continucd) Amour de Voyage
The Catacombs of Rome = Continued )
Happiness; The Pure Pearl Of Divers Bay
The Story CT Karin; The Able de rEpee /;
Who is the Thief; Telling tho Bees; Per-
sian Poetry; The Autocrat of the Break
fas, Table; Sandalphon; MIR. Buchanan's
Administration; Literary Notices.
Published by Phillips, Sampson & Co.. Is
Winter St, Boston, at SIS per ar mum. Sim
gle copies 20 cents, to be had at Rathbun e.
Orton's Bookstore, Ottawa.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-03-27

In letter TO the recent Democratic mass
meeting a, Columbus, Hon. 5. 5. Cox says,
:. those who undertake to read out western
Democrats who oppose Lecompton, from the
pale of the party, might as well try to read
the hictorics out Of the lcesiern ,coods :"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-03-27

The Hon. James L. Orr, the Speaker OF
the House, has written letter to his con-
sttuents, declining a reelection TO Con-
gress. The long neglect Of his private az
fairs, he says, impe:;ously demands his pre-.
sence at home.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-03-27

FACTORIES RtscNiXG.-AlI the cotton mills
at Manchester, \. H., and the Harmony
Mills at Cohoes, n. Y, employing over 500
men, resumed operations on Monday. They
had suspended last September.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-03-27

JUDGE LoRIsG REMovED.-Gov Banks, of
Mass, in message to The legislature last
Saturday, announces that ne has removed
Judge Loring in obedience to vote of that
body. Judge L.. only crime was, that he
had obeyed a law of Congress, and ordered
the arrest of a fugitive slave. Gov. Gardi-
ner, republican and Know nothing as he
was, had steadily refused to commit this out
rage Of which Gov. Banks has been found
CAPABLE.