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constitutional Diseases.

Many diseases that aiict humanity are inherited as
heir looms from the diseased bodies OF sickly sifcs.
Scrofnla, Consumption Syphilis and Fits, among
the most common Of constitutional diseases. Now, We
care not how many the seeds Of these dis
cases may have been established n the system,
ruptng the blood-Rddicdys RessStdfirg Resolrdnf viii
eradicate from the bodies Of the afflicted every par;i
Gle OF diseased deposits and fill the veins with newi
pure aud healthy blood
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ChfIdreD.s pisease..

Rdd1cays Rep0rdtiRc ReSoludnt should be hailed
blessing by every mother throughout the land whose
infants are afflicted with Sores. HumoTs, &c. These
breakings out (thus eary) are evidence Of disease
transmitted from the parent stock few doses ofthC
Renorfing Res0irst viii eradicate every vesge Of the
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-19
!rsI RMAT LLEGY FlAILY NAArA.

A GOO.l chs-P se~ing A-chibe. Irics only s2s
n o. sSs- lhese AzrAllles Iced onls b. k1owl %
sEasafs taseAs l-ee AlnsOst every ia.ly. 10 ap-
.fscl-ss y.a see, .na llssEn; thef
s4,fe al seS s-lt soo1 eao-f 1ssrig Atcll.es
N1rsl-i3 Ass- ior i-c s.ie ~ tee ScttieIou q
tka3 nsoaa fas.sify sea ang -ss.eiltae.
"a 11~ss Cal ~ te .a-cfssAe4s ao - ~ ehs
s-r As4ass @ls< y cal 4csAcpeug- i-ooals ofor -.
A-sts Aaalc store, IAioa street, sstsees Setieks
.aA stsqFEg slEr.Is-
y. b--.4Et u.@r sEtengioa pad - ref@iring AL
&ists ssstaE sa-1hlu1s - an eaperssacea AAE -
seruls l4za.
;. FtEMlNc's ss~h,E Azehins Dspot.
k.zhx1l1s, 1.alal-, sststl-st~asiy r-
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A ca lkD

\ retiring TTs. s.yslrc Il tcadcr my
thanss - nay aarrfsas l'atfVtss aud tf-.'sas t'sr
lr ts.sg aaa sbcral alkoazs0 aid s'f.aa0 fecssiat
, ii,s srssossssrs, Mssrs- sti,ssa AcC2A a Co.
ssstlcsnoE IA essgy rcsIrest ~oFt.sy u esnlAenes
4 ~ AOiilliS
Nash,.Ils, sept. Iss, IsSs
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-19
- a R'V \ t,il nip

ASiAG pasCas.seJ Ise l.iser,rt es ar. a. H. dor-
Il rls IA the beslasss ul H. n Ngrris 4 Sot have
thls lsy ass4ct4tu1 NIlh Mr. ~ tt0Sicf Harris,
.nd h. Ia t.e ~rseefy aaa ta.ismtss.' bas
.uess Al tlse Uia st.aAd HUH ASNisEA
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-19
CIaibOrne's Machine Works,
NtSEsVHEF TENN
Removal.

II INHE subscriber tikGs this methCS of informing his
i old customers and friends and the public general
ly that hc has removed h- Hardware store from tllr
Old stand Market street to No 90 in te large brick
building lately erected the south side of Broad St
where he keeps constantly hand and makes Ia or
der the various ARTICLES embraced in his line of bus
lie invites especial attention To hs large assort
ment OF CASTINGS HOLLOW WARE. BRASS, Nc. such
Mantle and Coal Crates Wagon Boxes, Plow MOds
straw Cutters. Corn shelters, Corn Crushers Mill
Crushers. Bacony Work and Iron Fencing t0lee Mills,
Tea kettles Brass Kettles iug Irons, Candle sticks,
and an almost endless variety of other articles
Jan 2y-tf ANHI;EW ANDERSON
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SERIEs-NO. 973.
Mfoifal.
r. R. r.

r. R. R.
HEALTH will, in all cases, follow the use Of Rads
II ways r. r. Remedies. There SO sick
diseased, so weak, feeble, or crippled with pain
nirmities but that Railway s Ready Relcf, Removal
ing Resovent, or Regulators, the nature Of the dis
ease or sickness may require, viii quickly and rapid
ly cure.
These remedies consist OF Railways Ready Relief
Radway : Renovating Resoivent Radway Regulators
Each OF these remedies possesses special cursve pow
certain diseases Yet there other diseas
wherein their combined medicinal properties are
required, and when thus used II there Is sufficient life
and strength within the diseased dying body 10 sus
tain their action, the patient III live and be restored
health.
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IT is DELICIOUS TO TAKE.
McLean's Volcanic Oil Linimeut
TIE BEsT L1NInINT IN THE woRLD
For Man or Beast.
Another Remarkable CureIP IIbyrx


For Man or Beast.
Another Remarkable CureIP Ilbyrx
Leans Volcanic Oil Liniment.
READ FOR RsELVEs.
Thomas Fufd a blacksmith, lv ing near CassayeL
ON Tenth street, had horrible running sore ON
foot. Hc tried various Liniinents, salvcs kc
could do II no good. lie desls,red ever being as
10 work at hs trade agan, because lac could not be
any weight uu hls foot and by bottle Of Mclean
Volcanic LinImcut, he is now perfectly cured
Rheumatism, fAraly ysis Neuralgia Bruises Sprsin
lnncss III tie JOINTS or Muscles, sore Throat swe
ings, kSr-ache or r"uth-aohe, Wounds Fresh Cui
sores, Burns scads, fains Sc., yield the mag
influence OF tins wonderful lininleut.
Dor Horses and Cattle II is an niAilible remcdy
thai"h, calls, scratches, Cracked Heels, Ian enc
spawn sweeiiy, sphnt, fistuia, Hruiscs Sweliin
wounds, Rattle sliaAe ttes, various other disc
es which animals .ble from injuries or acci
icnls.
Eyers Country Merchant should obtain q surply
Mclean = Volcanic Oh Linimeut. Il sells rApidiT
cGuse It Always cures.
liberal discount Will be made TO merchants "
buy ~ sell AGAIN.
~ For sale by J. II. MCLEAN Proprietor, corn
oi Third anu Fine streets, 81 Louis. Missouri; also
sale Is Ao"Ne splS-dt~awIy
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yudcrwear.

OF Cashmere. American, ala SExoay WOois Shs-
" ker FfAunei. degl sad G. ftna Uaaesshsrts And
drawers, all sz-s add IA&e l4ss reserved aud fos
sale by J. IL AeGllI-
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Drp GOODS GlOtbing.
New Clothing Store.
J. y. WARD. J. NJ. BEKNuNGHAs. JAS. NDERNoT
Ward, Birmingham & Coz,
PRACTICAL 'EAlE4OHS.

No. 20 Public Square, opposite Souih end Of The
. W1rket HOtLsf.
VITE are now rcco lvWg large and entire ~
w new stock OF FALL AND WINTER REA- "a
DY MApE CLOTHING AND GENIlEMkN'S "a
FURNISHING GOODS, most of which were III
made upto order, of the latest styles, and can
not be surpaf fsod any house n the city. Our stock
conn rsed ia part # all the newest styles OF over
c,'ats, Frock and Dress Goats all colurs; Business
toats Office Goats, Cashmere Pants anc Vests, IN
great variety.
PAIENTED SHOULDER SEAMED SIIIITs, large and ex-
tensivC sIck, and warranted To- tt better aud wear
better than amy other make of shirts. Gloves, Neck
Ties SCsT.s Mulcrs, Crdyats Scli-ad listing stocks.
Under Shirts and Drawers, Haii Hose, Suspcnders,
Linen Cambria. Blndaana.ind Pougec
Travelling ~iNs. Robe dc Chambres, Youths Coats,
Pants and shirts Umbrellas, Nc.
Piece Goods.
We have also j large ana superior lot OF Cloths
French and Euglish--+iii Black and Fancy COlnred
Cashmere, 0f entirely sty les, solid coored Cas-
simcrcs of all QUALITIES Fancy Cut aud Velvet West
iugs. Eancy Cashmere and Morsted Nestne, Creme
dic Nosting: which Will make az 70 order IN the
very best -: he and guarantee III TO please the
wcarcr no sale.
ALIEN K. NIyHOL soliciss a call from his friends.
All Goods sold by guarantee Co be- "a repre-
sented AT time sale. We viii aise cut Clothing D.
order. WARD, BE4ihlN6ltAA o.
septl5-u
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NEW NAUsvC s'YONE 3.
piamos. ptanos. pianos

81 VIE greatest bargains an EtaHo
IL oraes ln New York cap -rs~.s4zszzzff
bc h.ld Il A1ntgfsctory ri GIN VI
AiNG> GA>Fiki1. daT, BsoaA~ay, near Bleecher
street. iEin.s pttn and Oruamrntsl CascS, frarf
and ivory Neys, At prices bai'w ali competition
WuSl.s ,lc anI eLrl. Every Iastrameni Warranted
Tor years. CUMMINGS X CANElELD,
oGt1J- i5m No. 6JT BcoAdway, New YORK.
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MnsiG, })iauOs, &f.

M a - &c.
~ F. TIIURSrON will resume his les M
u. sDGs iu Vocal Ettiua aud on the Piano 81
Porte, on Monday next, sept. 9th. si,s ~
ORDERS may be iclt at las room at the Sc 1srlAS
Aauce Hotel scItB-u
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FR ES II S T OCK

IUST rereivel to-iay, per ExPre =, a large and
81 well ssiesstei - ok 81 0snsis meas
MLite AMI c.ssrel Lihsa Is ssosn ShiFts;
White and Cssl8re.l Ntrsriiics StsiEss;
All szsssy ios aad paalers, and warranted 70 A. for
sale I1ss b ]. H. GcSll-i-
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FIywa RasssEs large sad islirsshls Iaeaird III
Il rorseF Il tbe Slsase Aaa Ceiisge street for tia
rest year, Isse- fos tetsss apqis -
aeris-u J. Il nrSIfI-
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Great Reduction In Geeds!!

~. G. ue<Afax 4 co.
A m elaslnS tlzeir entiss sl1A u Day GoOiE =,
n friess shat ~f.l sqrpflse fva Cal e41 bay
AssnBs a. fron ss@1s ~ - Per y<z1-
s.lks aS h4a ees4-
Eaabsei6esed AAatles skfparlh ea<l-
c1r{ets II sreztis ftI1 - GHre9-
C@n =: go 81 Sos b<<x<ie4el
szxss-s {. @ ku<AEkx On.
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Ualf sa0Se,

IUSI received and fF saie
J sfiAkfK Fi.kS>tl-:
lzl1lS CASHMERE.
AEhiAO. AND
cUEIOS HALF HOSE
asSisIi ). H. MesIII-
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4 CHANGE


HAVING this day associated with IN the China
Hall J. G. bardeB hereafter the style Of The Frm
~lll be J. &. Uarden a CO.
octls c. Z. PEACHER
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GgokGE AAoGKEGOR. JAMES AASAiiAAD
~ BANkIiEAD,
General Commission Mercnanss,
10 CAHUNIkLEl sItLkf,
New SsrAc ans.

IAMEss hANAltE-AD \ Co Aasa vale, lena, VA.
.t a.l1r ,ssl 49, ..iiccs Cutt5a iioAcS0 Otia
4 s.ro1uos s-..,issd - l.lg ..OoNo 4Ss4so-
uoN9.-IG
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}. e.. DARDEN a. CD.
Successors % A II. Hicks,
DIRECT IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
China, Glass and Queens-Ware.
No ze Public Square, Nashville. Ten.
post Once.

SAsHp ma, March 20 ,ls5s.
Iron and after the ;st of April, the Posi- once Nil
Il be opened on Sundays al haf-past A. NJ, snG
close at a. NJ. Open gain al =. n. and close AZ
4. AZ. On all other days THE Once will be opened AZ
half past o. O'Clock A NJ and close Al n O'Clock o.
III. >. Il. ANDERSON. Post Master
marSl-n
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Mfoifal.
NJ c l. MS
strengthening Cordial
AND BLOOD PURIFIER.

Curing diseases 1y natural laws Nhrh Szken, 20
Dealing influence = Ieit coursEsg Through every
OF the body Purifying and acceierang the crculzton
OF the bOOd II neutrazcs any bilious matter
stomach, and strengthens lie y hole organization
McLen's Strengthening Cordial will eicctuAlly cure
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-19

m 900 BUSHELS ooRS wASrEDIMsE
ysnsls DID. pgcEEYs
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-12-22
The Raral Annual and H0rtica;tnr II
directory for 1850,

The publisher Of the Gsnesce Farmer
gets out each year handsome little vol.
umc Of 40 pages, expressly designed a.
a hand book for the farmer and fruit.
grower. We have received the volume
for 1860. It is filed to overlooking with
useful and interesting information---juss
such matter as tho farmer and gardener
needs. It is illustrated with one hun.
bred aud scuea beautiful pictures Of fruit,
evergreen and deciduous trees, insects,
pigeons, &c. The book is gem, and
would be an ornament to any farmer {
library or parlor table. Among its con
tents We may mention, treatise on the
Planting and Management Of fruit trees;
on Insects Injurious and beneficial Il
Farmers aud Fruit growers; on Dwarf
Trecs--includiug Apples, pears, Plum'
4 Cherries; on tho American Black Rasp
berry; on the Competition Of Fruit treea
&c. ;oo the Management and Varieties d
Pigeons, on Planting Ercrgrecns; on tn.
diseases Of Horses, Cattle, Sheep. sad
Swinc-Remedics, &c., &c.
We would advise every one Of oul
readers, interested 10 the culture Of th'
soil or the improvement Of the country
to send for copy. Price only tvcaty
Eve cents. The publisher will send It
pre- paid BY return mail, on tho receipt
Of twenty Ave cents in three cent postage
stamps. Address JosEPu HA8RIss
publisher Genesee Farmer, Kochsstsr
N. Y.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-12-22
rUsrEE7s SALE.

vIIHEREAS, on the 18th day Of April A. D.
w 1859, Noah Daniels and Emily Daniels his
wife, Of the county Of Scott and State Of Iowa
executed unto Anthony Van Wyck 40 Trustee. .
certain deed OF trust conveying to said Trustee
the Land in Cedar county. io~a. des. ribed ~ fol
lows, to wit: The southwest quarter "a Of sec
ton eleven in to~ nnhip seventy nine. north 81
range one. vest the fifth Stir principa merd-
ian. Which said cohsey vance Was made by the
aaid Noah Daniels. rasd Emily Dsnils. fos the
purpose Of securing the payment Of three GER
tain pronissory sotes AID the interess thereon.
signed by said Noah Daniels, dated the 18th day
Of Al I'll. A. y. 1859, and payable ~ follows
One for the sum VI l,l3S ~ loo dollars, payable
April lat. A. D. 1850; one for the sum u 1.o1l
s9iO0 doila,a payable October LIST. A. d. lass.
and, one for the sum Of 96A $500 dollars para.
BILE July lat, A. d. 1882 And nov said two last
mentioned notes having become due and paya
bic, aud the said Noah Daniels having failed to
pay the fane. i. Anthony Vas N.ck. Trustee q
aforesaid, do hereby give this public notice. that
BY virtue Of the power which Is in me vested by
said deed Of trust, will. On "Wednesday, the :5th
day Of January, A. D. 1868, 1t the honr Of ter
o'clock - the 1Oreno0A " said dAy. ct the Court
House door. in Tipton. in said Cedar county ex
| pesc sAa efer Ssv sale, u public auction, ths
parcel Of land above described, or 30 much
thereof - shall b. necessary to satisfy and paJ
the amount Of said notss With ~ iassssss there
on TO the day Of sale, together with al Tho cost,
and expenses attending ssid sale, costs Of thil
motto. and Trustees fees.
Dated the l2.h day Of December. A. u. 1859.
! n5l ANTHONY VAN wYCK. Trustee.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-12-22

~ The suspension Of Cook & Sargent
Of Davenport, was Unexpectedly announ.
ced on Saturday morning last. ltis said
to be in consequence Of the suspension
Of the branch 10 Boston. At this writ
ing VIC are not able to give any particu-
lars Of their liabilities, &c. A statement
viii soon be published by them. We
believe they will pay oil and hope that
they viii soon be able to open their
banking house again. They have the
sympathy Of large portion Of the PEG
pie Of Davenport and vicinity, and are
not without sympathisers elsewhere. -
Immediately on the announcement Of thu
suspension Of Cook 4 Sargent, the Sheriff
of Scott county, took possession Of d
the property of J. NJ. b. Burrows, Bur
rows & Prettyman, and Burrows, Pretty
man & Dalzcll. The firms above men
toned have long been closely connected
With the farmers Of this section Of til
State and there is no one Of them bu
will be sorry to learn Of their embarrass
/ Meuts. - .-..s .
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-12-22

Three bollots we're had for Speaker
yesterday. Mr.. Bocock withdrew after
the first one vas taken, apparently with
the design Of having his friends concen
trstc on Bo,eler, pro slavery American
of Virginia, who was immediately put in
nomination by Moore, (Fire eating Dem
oerat), Of Alabama. The movement va,
productive of ysry sorry result Bote
ler's number only went up to 3l-al
most all the Democrats scattering their
votes. The Republicans adhered man
fully to Sherman. The last ballot va,
as follows: Sherman Republican, ITO
Boteler (AmcricaD) 81; Barksdalc Dem
ocrat) Il. In the Senate yesterday, Mr.
Douglas was cody degraded from his po
sition on the Territorial Committee
whcreupon Mr.. pugh, the retiring Sen
ator from Ohio, made dismal rrotcst.--
Press and Tribune Dec. goth.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-12-22


4 special Convention Of the Repab,.. - Of
Iowa II hsrehy called u meet BY their Dele
gates al the city Of Dss Moincs ON Wednesday,
shs lsth day al January, 1850 q s'clsck =. y.
FOR the purpose Of appointing Gelcgatcs to Tcp-
resca the State Of Iowa in the Republican Ma
tIonai Convention 70 be held in 1850 for tue
nomination If candidates foe President aud Vice
Ti.s.,:ea, y, tnc Initeo states the ratio OF
Representations will be one Delegate for each or.
eanizea comfy: and one additional Delegate Tor
each 2oi votes (oa fraction there Of greater Than
one halt cas-. TOR SAMUEL J. kiRkw0oD for toy.
errnr OF this State Ut the last state election.
! The hair:nen Of the several County Commit.
tees are requested to issue their calls Tot county
Conventions for the nomination Of Dele Satss u
IN early day.
H. NJ HOME. SEc'r.
r. L., u. CLARKE, Mt Pleasant,
e. r. STONE, Council Blu6s.
So W.T. LOuGHRIDGE. Osksl0sA
II THOMAS DRUNAOND, yint0n,
A. b Y. HILDRETH, St Charles City.
g. III. NEWBORN. Bloomfield.
II MN. ELlsELOW, sioux City,
JAMES TilORINGTON, Davenport.
N..A WILTSE, Dubuque,
u. l.. PEAsE. Fort Dodge,
RYrt pLIcAx SrArE .CESraAL COMMITTEE
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-12-22
Republican County Con ,en,ion.

4ra TIc Republicans of Cedar Coanty. will ~
s.,nble in mass Convention, ut the Court House.
In Upton, on Saturday, the 1th day Of January
next. ut 2 o'clock p. NJ. for the purpose OF Sc
lcctidg delegates to attend the State Convex
ton. to assemble al Fort Des Moines On the 18th
day Of January, 1850, for the pu, pose Of nonin
atihg Deiegas to attend the National Convcn
ton, t, nominate candidates for President and
fyice-Presidens Of the United States &
Let there be good turn out that An organi
cation may be perfected to carry through sue
cesih,liy, the coming political ,ampaign. a
eE4@s tls- 3sH A. GILBERT, e."
.bsgs az ~..eE.Hz, J. W. BAGLEf,
49,. s.ir. .a F.A. GATES, ..
TfiOS. JAMES.
SD aa@&fft -.. & s. DANIELS
Ys4fs.- f...#A Csds. Cousts Cestrs! Csn mift
Upton, Dee. goth is59 .@#.z
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-12-22

The sentinel stationed near the Jail re-
ported that quarter past eight o'clock,
he observed man on the jail wall, WHOM,
he challenged, and receiving no answer
fred ut hin. Tho head of another man
was slso seen above the wall, but he
retreated ~ soon as the first one had
been fred At. The man on top Of the
wall seemed at 6rst determined to per.
sist, and was about making an attempt to
jump down, when tho sentinel declared
his intention Of in,paling him on his bay.
onet. He then retreated into the jul
yard With Coppock, and both gave them
selve, up without resistapoc Cook
afterwards remarked, that if be could
have got over and .hrottled the guard, he
would have made his esospe.
The Shenandoah mountains are within
ton minutes run Of the Jail, and had he
escaped to them, with his thorough
knowledge Of them, his arrest would have
been difficult, especially - but few d
the military could hsvs followed him
during the night. They had succeeded
after two weeks labor sheneycr alone and
At night, when their bed clothing muf
1ed the sounds Of saw, which they hat
made ont Of ap old knife. in cuttin,
through their iron shacklss, 20 that thcJ
could put them of At any moment they
should have their work completed, TheJ
had also made sort Of chisel out 0. 81
old bed scscs, with which they succeed
Cd, o opportunity would offer, in remov
ing plaster from tho wall aud then briel
after brick until spsoe sufficient fo
them 10 pass through wss opened, a
except the removal Of the outer bricks
The part Of the wall they separated va
10 the rear Of the bed on which the,
slept, and the bed being pushed .gains
tho wall GompletelJ hid their work frou
yieS. The 5 icks they took out wer
concealed 10 the drum Of . stove, and th
dirt sna plaster removed in the course 0
their work VS. placed between the be-
clothes. They acknowledgsd thst the,
had been 1t work whole week in max
ing the aperture 10 the wall Their cel
bsing on shs first Aoor, the aperture "a
nos more than I've feet abovs The pave
msns ofshe yard, sod when freed cfthri
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-12-22

Mr.. Logan resumed his remarks; Gu
losixed the high character of Douglas,
aud pronounced the charge against him
false 10 every respect.
Mr.. McClerDsnd produced letter
from Mr.. Douglas, who branded the
charge IS false.
Mr.. Logan commented on the action
Of the Republican party Of Illinois in
terms of reprobation. lie alluded to the
fact tina. in Chicago meeting had been
held to sympathizc with John E-own,
and no Republican raised his voice
against it, 10 conclusion he addressed
few remarks TO Anti.Lecompton Demo
Gratis, urging them to act with the Dem.
ocratic party, and let past issues be buri.
ed in oblivion.
Nj. Clark, Of New York-Will the
gentlsmen inform Us whether he ap-
proves the territorial policy Of the pres
ent Administration?
Mr.. Logan repeat; let past issues
sleep 10 oblivion. You know the posi-
ton taken by Mr.. Douglas in Illinois,
aud you know he was triumphantly elect
ed. That is enough
Mr.. Clark will the Democratic nom.
incc for Speaker, if elected, SO organize
the Com mittecs that Kansas shall be ad-
misted without restriction.
Mr. Logan never asked him that
| question. It never entered into my
mind have entire confidence 10 the
nominee.
Mr.. Haskin inquired whsther, 10 case
tho Charleston Convention should adop,
q platform 10 opposition to the views Of
Douglas, ss expressed 10 his essay pub.
lishcd in Harper's Magazine, and II tina,
Convention endorsed and approved tbs
conduct Of this Administration, as vel
with regard to its Kansas policy as al
other matters, he would support the
nominee Of that Convention
Mr.. Logan replied he was about q
years old, and had lived long enough t
discover that the Democratic party never
does wrong. Laughser.] Hc had nev
known the Deinocra'ic party in Nationa
4 Convention TO endorse . platform thu
was not consistent with his views. Hav
ing tina. confidence, he would not antici
pate what they might do, but would .!
} he would vote for the nominee Of tina
Convention, anyhow. Expressions Q
delight on the Democratic side Of th'
House. !.
i Mr.. Hsskin--I will not. viii al
another question. Docs tho gentleman
believe that the Territorial Legislator,
Of Kansas could exclude slavery or abol
ish il!
Mr. Logan-I profess 70 be Demo
crat-neithsr Lssompton nor Anti e
compton. Az l have said, ! have bsrie'
al old issues. and ignoring those issuea
| I claim to Be Democrat. am fo
Stephen A. Douglas for President Of III
Usited States, krst, LAST, ssd al th
time. II he il not nomioated, ! am 70
the next msn--that i the man wlo ]
dominated. EApplaass:
I Mr.. Haskin ssked whether he woal'
sn...in the nominee II the platform =
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-12-22

Try VIRTUE OF an ALIAS EXECUTION 70 me
Id directed issued from the ONCE Of the Clerk
Of the District Court, In and for the county Of
Cedar and State II lows, in favor of ". Ny
Aett asd aGaisss James Doyle. md Nary Doyle,
the property OF the sid Jsncs Doyle. and Ma
~ boyle. to.wit: The ssstA. half OF the aerth.
west quarter Of the northwest quarter Of the
south-srst qaarter of section Twenty three l75)
10 township eighty, lsop Range three la) west with
the apl ustehancea thereon; sstd land sttuat.
ed in Cedar county. Iowa;
And shall offer the same for sale at public ont
cry, IT the Court House door in the to~ a Of Tip
,ou. in said county. on Tuesday, 18th day Of
January, A. d. lsSh. between the hours Of 0
o'clock A. M.and o'cluck Y. Of said day. to
satisfy said exec usion and costa that may accrue
thereon. ~ -z @&s ~ st @3#
Dated, this 10Th day Of December. A. y. 1859.
GEORGE HUBER,
.. Sheriff Of Cedar county. Iowa