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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-08

John A. McEwen, esq, so we'll known in
all Tennessee, died on Friday evening last at
the residence of his father in Nashville
He was tbirsy-four years of age, the Sunday
previous to bis death. lie was an eloquent
and elegant speaker, and had delivered more
public addresses up to the time of bis death
than any other man Of the same age in the
State. Durlog the years 1851 and 1852, be
edited the Nashville Daily Gazette with great
ability. lie was lawyer by profession, to
which he was devoted, and erjoved most
extensive practice. He also recently filled
the ofico of Mayor of Nashville.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-08
ALEXANDRIA,:
Foreign Policy Of the Governmen,.

MORNING. DECEMBER $, 1855
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-08
Judge Douglas is making speeches ever

Judge Douglas is making speeches every
where on his tour to the South, explaining
ard defending his position, and appealing to
the Democracy. TIE New York Herald
says :--"His issue with Seward 10 broad,
clear and satisfactory: but upon the subject
Of slavery in the Territories he raises new
issue with the Southern 6re.eaters of a rather
startling character in reference to the acqui-
sition Of Mexico and Central America. Ad.
hitting the Territorial supremacy Of local
laws aod prejudices there, the annexation OF
those countries would involve the annexation
TO the South of a vast empire, in which they
would find the social and political equality
of whites. negroes, Indians and hybrids, full
ly established. Have you ever thought of
that, MIR. Douglas"
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-06-05
Gold in Iowa.

We have purposcly avoided saying
anything in reference to the finding Of
gold in this State until we could ascer-
tain the facts in regard to it. That
there have been small particles of gold
found cannot be denied; but it has been
in such small quantities that it viii not
pay TO dig for it. Much that has been
called gold was nothing but pyrites. We
see the N. Y. Tribune is fearful that we
shall all quit our farms and go to hunting
gold. This is grouudless fear. The
farmers of Iowa know that digging will
bring gold, and they will continue to dig
for it; but it viii be upon their own
farms. We would advise no one to cone
to Iowa expecting to pick up gold as has
been done in California; but if any one
will come and earnestly work for it, he
will find gold, in the shape of " mint
Drops" flowing into his pockets.
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have learned, ere this, that to depend up
on foreign market is not profitable, and
that foreign manufacturers will 50 ar
range their prices as to cripple and des-
troy those Of this country that may come
in conflict with their interests. We see
that British political economists rcconI-
mend free trade to other nations, but
they are careful not to practice upon their
own precepts in that respect.
It is as true Of nations as Of families,
that each should as far as practicable be.
come independent Of the other. We
think economy should be the RULE, in
our national administration, and not the
erception, and that our tariff should b
arranged SO as to protect our maEufac'
lures, or else do away with all tariffs and
resort to direct taxation for the support
of the general government.
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Kansas Intelligence.

LEAvENwoRrH Cry, May 26.-The
Board Of Commissioners appointed I'M
der the act of May ith convened at Lee
compton on the 2+th, Present.. w.
Denver, Governor; Hugh S. Walsh,
Secretary; G. w. Babcock, President of
the Council George w Detzler, Speak
er o. the House and VIM. Weir, Dis
triet Attorney. The members Of the
board were sworn in by Judge Cato
The Commissioner was organized by the
election Of j, w. Denver, as President !;
Hugh s. Walsh, Secretary. A commit
tee Of three was appointed by the chair
to prepair programme for conducting
the election, and report to next meeting
of the board which takes place on the
3lst May
The motion of Mr. Babcock was un-
animously agreed to, That the election
ordered by Congress be fxetkfor the first
Monday in August next. Adj lrned
Gov Denver arrived here &s even
ing and proceeded to the For4 Rumors
are circulated of battle on The South,
ern border between a free State force and
party of Missourans, in which II were
killed aud III wounded. News not au
thent icated
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News Items.

General Perslfer Il. Smith, comman
der-,n.chicf of the Utah army, died q
few days since at TT Leayenworth.
The bill to repeal the fishing bounties.
has passed the Senate, also bill to admit
Oregon as a state.
The British cruisers are still commit
ting outrages upon American vess els, by
forcible seizure and search, while our i'm
beetle administration is talking about i,
but dare not do anything to protect oul
shipping.
A man in sail boat, went over Mag
ara falls one day last week, while attempt
ing to cross the river
WASHINGTON, May 21.-Thc Com
mittee on Commerce have made report
in favor of removing the Railroad bridge
at Rock Island as an obstruction to tn,
navigation of the Mississippi.
The inauguration of the various Stat,
officers of Minnesota, and the complct'
organization of the State Government
took place at ST. Paul on the 24th inst.
Dss- The North Vest at Dubuque, TIL
organ of the Buchanan Postmaster a
that place, is defanct, The cypress pre-
diets that the editor will not be Post
master six months longer.
John Frink, whose name is as familia
as household word to the people of tn
West, died in Chicago on Sunday after
noon last.
The majority of the Judiciary Com
mittee of the Senate yesterday reporte'
that Messrs. Bright and Fitch were en-
titled to their seats. Trunbull made
minority report adverse to their claim.
Hon Charles Sumner sailed in TIL
steamer Vanderbilt, on Saturday, for Eu
rope, in accordance with the recommen
dation OF his physician.
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Ship Alloy !!

by recent intelligence from Brown
vile, at which point the steamer for the
Cedar River i, being built, we learn that
the work on the boat is progressing rap
idly, aud that it will be completed with
out fail within the contract timc,--that
is by the 18th of June.
\ barge which is to be used as a tow,
is now being built on the bank of the
river, at the foot of Sugar street, under
the direction of Mr.. Freeman Smith,
Sen. 1t is to be 80 feet in length and
will be completed without delay.
Our up river friends will be glad to
learn that parties left this city yesterday
morning for the east to purchase the
engines for boat to run from this poin,
up the river.
The project is in the hands of resp ,nsi.
bic go-aheaad men, and the boat which
is to be built at this place, will be com,
menced Within a forghtnight. Success
to the enterprise - C.dur Valley Times.
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Republicans in Council at Washington.


WASHINGTON, May 18th Is5s.
The Republicans of this city held a
meeting on Saturday evening and formed
themselves into an association, with a
view to action at the approaching munich
pal election, and for the distribution of
political documents during the coming
year. They offered the following deelar-
alton Of principles
l. The federal government has no pow
CT over the system of slavery within the
States; but within its own exclusive ju-
risdiction it has the power, and ought to
exert it, to secure life, liberty and the
pursuit of happines to all men
2 There should be neither slavery nor
Involuntary servitude, except for punish
ment of crime, in any of the Territories
of the United States.
3. The people are the rightful source Of
all political power; and all officers should,
so far as practicable, be chosen by d.
rect vote Of the people.
! Candidates for political Offices should
be men Of undoubted integrity and sobri-
ETY., and pledged to support the princi-
Piles of this platform by all lawful and
constitutional means.
I Mr.. Seward was present, and made an
elaborate anti slavery speech, which was
well received by the association, many oil
whom are Southern men.
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Giqton AObfrtisfr.
s.s.DANIELs, EDITOR
SATURDAY. JUNE 6, 1858.
Republicans state Convention.

A Republican State Convention will be held ct
iowa City on Thursday, the 18th day Of June, '5s
for the purpose OF nominating candidates for the
Offices Of Secretary, Auditor and Treasurer oil
State and Attorney General, and for the transac
ton of such other business az may be deemed
necessary by the Convention.
The ratio of representation of each county will
be one delegate for every hundred Republican
votes, and an additional one for every fraction
over fifty, the vote on Governor at the late state
election being the basis. Organized counties
with less than one hundred Republican voters
will be entitled each to one DEDICATE.
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Republican Congressional Convention,
SECOND DISTRICT.

The Republicans of the Second Congressional
District OF the State of Iowa. are hereby notified
that Convention will be held at Iowa City, on
Friday the 18th of June, A. ID. 1885, for the pur-
pose of nominating Republican candidate for
Congress for said district and the transaction OF
such other business as may be deemed necessary
for the interest of the party.
The ratio of representation of each county,
will be one delegate for every 100 Republican
votes and an additional one for every fraction
over fifty the vote for Governor at the last Octo
Der election being the basis Organized counties
having less than one hundred Republican voters
will be entitled each to one delegare.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-06-05
Republican District Convention.

The Republicans of the Eighth Judicial District
are requested to meet in convention ct Cedar
Rapids, on the 10th day Of June, for the purpose
of nominating candidates for District Judge,
District Attorney, and Member of the Board of
Education The ratio of representation will be
one vote for every one hundred votes cast for
Gov. Lowe, and one for every fraction ever fifty
Benton county will be entitled to six delegates,
Cedar to nine, Iowa four, Jones eight johnson
twelve Linn twelve, and Tama three
IiY order of the District Committee
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CLEVELAND, May 29.--The bark d.
c. Pierce, schooner d B. Sexton, with
slaves and lumber, and schooner Cores
pondet with wheat, all for Liverpool d.
rect, aud bark 81 Il. Howe, to Detroit
River for cargo of lumber, thence to
Liverpool, sailed to dr..
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PROVIDENCE, II. l., May 2S.--Hon.
Henry Is. Anthony, Ex-Governor of this
State and editor of the Providence Jour
nal, was elected by tho General Assem-
bly, this morning at 10 o'clock, Z. s.
Senator for six years from the 4th OF
March next, receiving % out of 100
votes
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-06-05

The Great Western Rail Road.

We, las, week, promised to say more
about this road, in this number, but as
we cannot learn anything new and definite
in relation to it, we defer any further re-
marks
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-06-05

Nacomb Notes Iliscreditesi.

DETROIT May 2s.-Bills of the bank
of Macomb County are not being redeem
ed at the agency in this city They are
not received BY our banks and bankers.
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Dissolution.

THE FIRM OF r. CHILDsa CO. HAVE THIS
= aek dissolved partnership, by mutual con.
y Z 4 II. Childs. with whom the sccounts ~
the nrm are left for collection. rhoee VIM a..
inoeosed viii please call and settlc imme disteIy.
III. @ - = CHILDS
N. CHfIDS
VA. SCARBOROUGH.
Upton. March 10th. 1858. istf
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The enly Fall Course Mercantile Col
lege I'm Iowa.

lekc iii iowa.
II Ia the design Of the propretors Of these Col
leges to spare no expense in making these model
Institutions, aftordng the most adequate facilities
for young men TO qualify themselves for respon-
sible positions in life.
The course Of instruction Is as thorough and
completely practical ms that Of any similar insti
tuition in the Union; comprising practical eXer-
ciscs in
BOOKKEEPING AND ACCOUNTS
adapted 70 every department Of trade, commerce.
manufac tures---comprsin the best forms in nsu
among the most eminent establishments engaged
individually or IN partnership, in bust ness, "heth
or prosperous or adverse in the purchase and
sale Of merchandise at wholesale and retail. i'm
porting aud exporting, on their own account on
commission or on joint speculation, including
speculation IN stocks, real estate, &C., with job
bling. mining, shipping, manufacturing, steam
boat, railroad banking and exchange and hooks
ofjoint stock and chartered assoc ations generally
EVENING LECTURES.
Delivered by professional men of acknowledged
ability and talent, on subjects intimately conuec-
ted with the interests Of the merchant, mechanic.
farmer and others, viz: Mere ntile Law Railroad
ing and Marine Law, Banking and Exchange po-
liticai History, Commercial Geography, Laws Of
Nations, Mercantile Customs, Correspondence,
Science Of Accounts, etc.
Practical Penmanship.
This department II under the direction of the
Principals, I. w. Davis and :. ). Upton, who
give daily lessons in Pennianship embracing a
systematic st. lie Of beautiful Bnsme:s Uruing.
Mcrcaati2e Correspondence.
Such exercises are introduced upon this subject
as calculated to i,npr ess business habits on the
student. well M 10 famiiarize him with com
mersial technicalities and rhraseology --inclu-
ding pro forma Invoices, Account Sales, Bills OF
Exchange, DC.
COMMERCIAL CALCULATIONS,
Embrace general exercises and rules for ever, va
ricty Of computations pertaining to business be
ing taught accordingto che most modern aud ap-
proved methods: Interest, Di.counts. Equations,
Arbitration Of Exchanges dc,
Time Of Commemcmg-Now-any time.
English education.
Time required to complete the eomse--From eight
to twelve weeks.
Cost If Stationery. a'c-From So to ST..
Di, ioaas-Awarded to well qualified graduates.
Life Schoiarships-Issued In one College good in
the other.
College Rooms-N,atly furnished and convenient
ly arranged, being airy and in the most beauti-
full locations in the above cities.
TERMS-Payable on Entering.
For full Collegiate course. embracing all depart.
ments of bookkeeping, Lectures and Penmal.
| ship, with the privilege of reviewing in either
College at sny future time. without extra tuition
charge, thus presenting Life Scholarship-s40
Any further information will be given with
pleasure on application at the College, or by send
ing for circular which will be furnished gratuit-
ously BY return mail Address
DAVIS L Upton.
Nay 2s-n22yl Davenport or Peoria.
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NOTARIAL..

TOHN s. TUTHILL, NOTARY PUBLIC Upton,
q Cedar County Deeds, mortgages. bills Of
sale DC. 6c., drawn aud acknowledged; oaths
administered; protesting, or any other notarial
duties attended to. may 29n22 -6m-s 3m
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OOHsCOssssB zNS~saOyS OHs0NSUs
X THE GREATEST
s: MEDICAL
& DISCOVERY
OF THE AGE
Mr.. KENNEDY, of Roxbury, has discovered II
one Of our common pasture weeds
remedy that cures
EVERY KIND OF HUMOR1


EVERY KIND OF HUMOR,
From the Worst Scrofuia to a Common P;mrlr
lie has tried in 100 cases. and never failed en-
cept IN two cases-both thunder humor lie has now In
All within twenty miles NJ Boston.
Two bottes are warranted TO nursing sore mouth
One TO three bottles will cure the worst kind OF pi
Two to three bottles will clear the syssem Of Bi,es.
Two bottles are warranted to cure the canker In
Three TO Ave bottles warranted to cure the worst
case Of krysipelas.
One 70 two bottles are warranted to cure I'll humor In
the eyes. -
Two bottles warranted to cure running Of the
and botches among the hair.
-Four to six bottles warranted to cure corunt and
running ulcers.
One bottle win cure scaly eruption Of the skin.
Two Or three bottles are warranted to the worst
Two three bottles are warranted to cure IN. ma.
Three to four bottles are warranted cure the salt.
1ve.o eight bottles win cure the wor.. case, .,
benefit l. always experienced iton the ar,. ho,,,.
and perfect cure Is warranted whenever the above
Nothing looks 20 improbable TO those Who h.vs .,
vain tried al the wonderful medicines Of the day A.
though aconuon common weed growing on the
the system vet II 10 axed fact. Ifyou have : hn
NOR, II has TO start. There are no rPS nor ANna h.
neaea aSer, some cases. but no.
Boston. know the effect OF In every case. n ~.
already done some o. the greatest cures ever done In
massachusetts. give u TO children year old 10 od
psops 2. slxy. nave seen poor, puny wormy Hook
Ing children whose nesh vas con and aahhy restored
70 perfect state o. health BY the Of one bottle
10 those VINO are subject to sick head ache one hot.
tie win always cure IT, 1t gives great relief IN csss,,h
and dizziness some Who had takon Il hsA BEEN COS.
i've sor years. and have heen regulated BY Il. Where
any deranseaens Of the functions Of nature II VIII
cause very singular feelings but you must not be sar
s0 tney always disappeH In from four days 10 veeh
There 10 never bod result from e: on the cons,s,x
nen inst Telling gone, you will feel yourself IKE
nes Pesson heard sons of the nsst sxtsnyasant an
comiums 81 u thAt every man listened 10.
Manusacsured By DONALD KENNEDY. NJ. ,ao
warren street, Roxbury, Mass. Price N ID
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From Washington.

May 29.--The sale Of the military res.
eryation at Rock Island, Illinois, has been
postponed by the Secretary of War for
the present.
The postponement Of the land sales in
Kansas until the LIST and 18th of Novem-
Der is officially arranged.
Men Of all parties opposed to the poll
cy of the administration have been con.
sulting in regard to the formation of a
Peoples party, but no general meeting
has taken place.
The prominent Republicans in Con-
gress state that they have not been con-
ferred with, orr given their consent to the
new organization. They think there are
enough opposition parties now without
making any more, and while willing to
cooperate with other parties, where CO.
operation requires no sacrifice Of princi.
pie, the intend to make the canvass Of
this year on the platform Of the mainte.
nance of the rights Of freedom without
trespass on the just rights Of the South,
anti Lecompton, anti administration and
retrenchment and reform.
Pan o. : Harekouse.
A large four story brick warehouse in
Kansas City, occupied by McCarty &
Ransom, and owned by r. Campbell, Of
st. Louis, fell into heap Of ruins on
Sunday last, crushed by the pressure Of
the great quantity Of freight stored in il.
Alarge amount Of Government provisions
was IN the building. No lives lost.
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A steamboat has ascsnded the ~
Moin river this moath = far = Fosa
Dodge. There have been twenty -fosi
steamboat arrivals At De Moin. Bst
for the Mississippi l. Missouri Railroad
bridge we might have chronicled the ar
rival Of an equal number at this point.
The Cedar has been in : splendid navi-
gable condition for the past three
months. - Cedar Ealiey Times.
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Mercantile Colleges.
LOCATED:
p :s.s ' ~ 6 g.. a.. 81 IS s., ~. n.'ss ,, St.
DIRECTORS:
Hon + N Powell b B Woodward, Esq
N d Curtis. Esq William Allen. Esq
Lewis Howell, Esq Hon John 7 Cook,
VIM l. Gregg, ESQ Jno F Dillon, Esq
4 + bartlett Esq Jno Coffin, ESQ
Henry Nolte, Esq VIM Clark, Esq
Thos l. Wayne, Esq Chas f Putnam, Esq
Jos q Frye, NJ d II Price, Esq
FACULTY:
Pre(sssors Of Book. ksepssg and Collateral Branch,
e. and Lecturers on The Scienc Of Accounts
jk R COLISEUM RAfa ) p ptpSos
Lectsrrs on Mercantile Lar, Raiiroading aad Mo.
rine Lar:
Jxo F DILLON, CHAs Il PurSAx,
Lscssrers Banking, Exchange and Finance
HAkRY LANDER, JNo Cook,
Lectsvers on Political History and Commercial
Geography:
HENRY AUSTIN, VIZ CLARK.
Prcfsssers Of Practical Pemmanship and Instruct.
Ors IN Correspondence:
7 w DAVIS, S S TIProS.
Cpeciol Lecture WM be deiirered occasionally BY
gerfiemes If knoscx celebrity, literary and seq
esf,6c ssNects which riu be free TO the public.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
OHIO STATE AND U MO N
LAW COLL G b.

This Instituton has been removed to Cleveland Ohio.
Degrees are legally conferred and Students upon drsdn
ting may Ne sdmitted to practice. For Circulars Cd
dress, 1t Cleveland, sly n. "A. KING, Secy.
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Mr.. Lewis D. Campbell was yesterday
elected from his seat in the House, and
Mr.. Vallandigham voted in BY substan-
TALLY party division.
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HELMBOLDS COMPOUND FLUID EX.
TRACT, ~ remedy for Diseas e. Of the Bladder.
Kidneys. Gravel, Dr0psy, Weakness, &c, has no
equal. Read the advertisements In another col.
umn headed Heimbold's Genuine Preparation"
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2 Evidence for the Defence.

Is Sarsield Clark, John .Ollom,t Esq,
James Thompson, John Gifiu, Andrew
Spears, Daniel iSteeurod, Stephen j.
Francis, DIR. j. Clark, James Farrier, DIR.
j. d OaConnor, David Greenlee, Ephraim
Weston, James Campbell,s DR.. Foreman,
Jesophus Foreman and James Adams,
Sen., all Ltestifet ttoetbe excellent charac-
ter Of. George VaForeman, and as to his
being a peaceable, law-abiding citizen.
( DR.. j. zDs 0'Connor---At the time the
Coroner's jury was sitting at Mr. Aliens.
Fsard Gifin weremy assistants all through
the examination; they held the head whilst
I was using the saw. found the hymen
broken down, but that is no'evidence of
want of virginity; several circumstances
may produce that state. A subsequent
examination was made, aud there was no
eyidehce of her being encien,e.
David Greentee Passed F's Oct. / 9th,
between 8 and 1 O'Clock; met +. al mouth
of Bates lane with AK going towards the
meeting house; was 2 or 8 rods from lane
when / first saw him; was there with him
20 minutes; met young ,Sprague between
F's and Resel's. Roseli's is east oI
Foreman's.i Saw Campbell same day.
The boy, Elisha Smith, was going with F.
driving cattle = la -.
| Gross .ca:amined--I ! was going east and
young Spragne west, afoote If Isnw thu
old man at all that dayshc was abontsal 6
rods behind his son, with a horse andisled
riding the horse. Rained by spells al
that day. sStopped with f. about ol
| rods from Bates lane, and after going
about A o rods met young Sprague; tht
oltfmaa Spragae was say 10 rods. behine
Young man. il saw him that day; but
wont bc certain thateI -sawestbo old mar
that day. sEs} 7@e zssa e
sRe-eraninsd by -defencs--The Bate.
lane comes pretty near straight into, ths
Imain road; but when the lane passes il
towards top of winds round. Couic
see anything in the road from the hill ii
Bates lang to topof hill going to F's.
James Camp1eG--Oa the 9th Oct. ]
saw Mr. Greenlee pass my house; OLE
man Sprague went past my house will
/ horse and sled before Mr. Greenlee came
/ Greenlees was going towards rive; wa
about 81 O'Clock; just. ~ acres between I'M
and X Gotsacqlaintedw with Foreman il
/ 1885; nota batter man in the county o
. IEm2 Amblrr--F. Is my son-in.las
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