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A NesO and Enlarged Edition.
THE NORTH AND THE SOUTH,
A STATISTICAL vIKw
OF THE CONDITION or

THE FREE AND SLAVE STATES.
By Henry Chase and Charles W. SanBOrn.
Compiled from ofhcial Documents
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+ any wishes 10 know what Slavery has done foI
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1855 Men of the South, beg vO look calmly and
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poTtesd.
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respecting the comparative condition Of the slavehoding
and non-saveholdng States 20 terrifory population
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WESTERN VIRGINIA.-The Sentinel, paper
published at Mounderville, Marshall county,
Va, has been suspected of Free-Soil tenden.
cies; and in order to relieve itself from sus-
picion, its editor says:
awe do not like negroes, free or bond, and
would rejoice to hear of every one being ex.
ported to Africa, or settled in colony some
where by themselves. The South is becoming
so mixed up that man cannot feel safe any
more in marrying there, for fear his wife will
prove to have black blood in her veins Ne
groes are so fully kept in their sphere by
Northern white men, that as a rule. persons
can always find out negro blood by tradition
and it is comparatively safe to marry darkroom
plected women there, without danger of ANAL
gamstion, so very common in the South. Il
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FTNHIS excellent establishment is egibly situated
Il within hundred yards of the United States Cap
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Houses OF Congress Members of Congress have taken
every year. anu have bestowed The highest praise
upon its convenience and healthy location The propr
etor having been engaged for many years in the hotel
business had built few ago under his own SUI
peryison and il is therefore furnished throughout with
all the necessary appliances requisite in a first class
hotel II contains forty airy rooms, including the finest
barroom of any hotel in the city, with excellent wine
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Bells for all the rooms, Gas throughout the house
Also Water together with several Bath rooms tor
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numerous other out-budings, with good garden,
tached to the premises
None but responsible persons need apply, and TO such
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media,ey. Application should be made without delay,
Members of Congress and others who intend
Washington during the coming long session generally
engage apartments early in the Fall. Addrdss
JAMES CASPARIS,
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JOSHUA WEAVER Il CO.,
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A negro woman in the service of Mr.. Jacob
Coles, of Danville, Va, died few days ago at
the advanced age of lie years. Her former
master, Mr.. Coles, was member of the Cont
mental Congress, and she attended the family
to New York in the capacity of waiting maid,
where she often saw General Washington and
other celebrities of the Revolution. She had
in her possession at the time of her death a
ring given her BY the wife of Gen. Greene.
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tested in our behalf; vet all the satisfaction
we ever got was. that if different construction
was placed upon the law, the advertisements
would go to the National Era newspaper.
We are pleased to observe that the Iasetti,
qencer has concluded to publish the Govern
ment advertisements We believe that it has
the largest number of permanent subscribers
of any paper in the city, and that it is legally
entitled to the Government advertisements, and
will be paid for their insertion by the next
Congress.
We endeavored to get the subject up before
the last Congress, but could accomplish moth
ing. We will join with the Hlteuigencer to
have the matter remedied at the next session.
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The Baltimore Christian Advocate, one of
the leading organs of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, says:
"The Boston Plot openly advocates the cleo
ton of Judge Douglas as the Romanist caudi-
date for the Presidency. We have no right
and no wish to take part in the ordinary po-
htical questions of the country. But if there
is to be religious issue made up, the religious
press will not be silent. The friends of Judge
Douglas must see to this matter If he is to
be the Catholic he must be the anti Protestant
candidate; and the result will soon be decided.
We do not believe that he has authorized such
a use of his name. But as it has been SO used,
in all fairness, we suggest attention to the sub
ject. Gov. Seward tried this game of running
with the hare, but he found that he could not
run with the hounds. In the present coalition
between Popery with politics adverse to repub-
licanism, we must, as Americans and Protest
ants, watch such combination here. We
have, as editors, no party preferences; indeed,
as Individuals, now, we are entirely undeter-
mined; but, as conductors of Protestant
press we have direct hostility to Popish Gov
ernments."
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Vol. XIII.
AzA ARNOLD,
PASSPORTS.

HAVING been frequently requested BY friends q, 81
II tain Government passports, the SUBSCRIBER ~ yo
clded 10 make this portion OF the business Of bis
Five Dollars will be the charge for procuring oss
and One Dollar In addition will be CHARGED 6r oIs,lo
the vise OF Foreign Minister On receipt Of the rrrr
site fee. the necessary papers, accompanied INV f,rtI
reetions, will be promptly forwarded by mail ~ -
Attention is called TO the snbjoined extracts from,
official circular. Office for Patents 80
Il. c. ROBBINS,
OFFICE FOR PATENTS,
Washington d. C., april, 1899
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DEPARTMENT OF STATE.

Citizens Of the United States visiting fSre,or -,
are haoie 10 serious inconvenience # unproyided viii
authentic proof Of their national character Tbe "
safeguard Is passport rom This Department ceroIrg
the bearer 10 be citizen OF The United States
Persons who leave The country, expecting Ia ,a,..
passports whilst abroad, from the Diplomatic On a.
sular agents OF the United States are liable 10 f.ac
ment; Inasmuch as n Is the duly OF those acent, M,
gram documents OF that character. eXcept 10 rar.
who are certainly known 10 be entitled lo them srf b
Is sometimes difhcult # not impracticabIe 10 prrc-,
proof OF this fact IN foreign country. -
Certificates Of citizenship passports ISSUED bv SCI
auhorities, or by Judicial or Municipal fuuc.iorar
the United States, are not recognised by the Officers ~
foreign Governments and by the twenty-lhrd sec,s If
the act OF Congress approved the l-h OF Augs.,
II Is made penal for such authorities and funcuousra
issue snch passports ff
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The Rev. Theodore Parker writes from Neuf
ehatel, August %, that his health is improving,
but bis cough continues, and his voice is good
for nothing. He says: Prof. Desor has a
fne wood lot, and work in it with bill-hook
and light Ratchet, pruning the trees and cut
ting down bushes; and sometimes take an
axe and cut down tree twelve or fourteen
inches in diameter. do not overwork, and
have good appetite
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MEMPHIs.-The receipts of cotton at Mem
phis the last year were 1884, bales, an in
crease of 81, 480 on last year. The value of the
crop is estimated at $lS,OO0,OOO. The total
business of this Aourishing city is believed to
have amounted to $40,0O0,00O during the past
year, an increase of SO per cent. on that of the
year previous.
Railroads have done it. Ten years ago
Memphis had no railroad, and the toaon OF
Memphis had but a population of five or six
thousand. Now, the city Of Memphis has a
population of about thirty thousand, and the
present year 100000 worth of buildings will
have been erected. 1t was at first hard strug
gle for Memphis to build single railroad but
She was, after that was finished, able to build q
second much more easily; and now she is able
to build them wherever she pleases--and sh,
keeps on building them ! - Montgomery Mad.
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COUNSELLOR AND ATTORNEY,
wAsHINGToN, D. C.

MRS MARY N. WILSON will furnish Boarding a.
WI Lodging, at No. 325 Pennsylvania avenue, near
opposite Browns Hotel 500
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THE COURSE OF EMIGRATION.

Fillmore and Fremont over Blu
chanan :
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4GIpDINgss, HEADACHE, &c.-T These pains and disc
greeabe feelings generally symptoms ofsomc other
complaint such dyspepsia, apoplexy, aud various
Others, all of which caused by corrupt noxous
matter, clogging the various circulations hence,
stream rush OF bosd to the head, and BY the ex-
citement great pressure the brain. Giddinsss,
headache, loss OF memory, dininess II sight, aud vsr
other complaints the result. Thus II will be
that all the above painful aud distressing mala
dies owe their origin to the blood DR.. Morses Indian
Root Pills acknowledged to be the only medicine
that will thoroughly purity the blood They enter the
blood and follow the stream Of life its journey
through the System. They root out all oulness and
inpury, and drive out every unhealthy obstruction
They should be taken every night in sufficient guam
titles to operate brskly, by commencing with two ps
on going to bed, three the next night four the next
II the symptoms not removed, commence again
with two pills aud 90 up again before Continue in
like manner until the blood is thoroughly purified aud
all pain aud distress il enterely removed.
Obtain of our free almapacs, and read the his
tory OF DIR. Morses father, and how the medicine
introduced. .aa ~ @
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From Rev. j. S. Herman, Of the German Reformed
church. Kurtxtown, Bcrks Co., r Nov. 1857.
DR.. G. NJ jackson. Respected Sir IL have been
troubled with dyspepsia nearly twcuty years, and have
never used any medicine that did me much good q
ifoofand's Bnters am very much improved hi
health after having taken five bottles. h
Yours, with respect, j. 8. HERMAN.
Ask for aoohand'S German Bitter, and take moth
ing ele. See thar the signature OF q. NJ Jackson Is
on the wrapper ofeach bottle These Bitter ran
utactured by Dr. c. NJ. Jackson No. Ais Arch stree
philadelphia, aud are so!d by drulgisls aud store
in every town aud village in the UniEei states,
Cauadas, wcs ladies' and south America, At 10 cents
per bottle. Isl l4lw-
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.Stake Of Iosca, Chickasar Couptu-ss


III District Court, Jaiy Tenn, 1859.
TO Thomas ingalls,, 0ssili A. ingalls,, David Dorm,
Susan Dorm, Chas T. Zurck, Z. Cain and J. L. Lock
wood
VOU are hereby notified that there Il nov OF Ms in
l. the Office ofthe Clerk of the District Court Of
Chickasaw county, Iowa, petition Of jerome Watson
Claiming OF the foreclosure of mortgage executed
by Thomas Y Ossill A. Ingalls, and Iavid & Su.sn
Dorm and Chas Il. Zurc to u. W. Howard the fol-,
lowing described land, to wit The North half Of the
south East quarter of the South East quarter of
section NO. twelve, in Township No. Ninrty-four, n
OF Range No twelve W. in Chckasaw county, state OF
Iowa. to secure the payment of promsory Note Civ
en- by Thomas ingalls,, David Dorm & Chas. L. Zursk
for one hundred and eighty dollars bearing same date
with said mortgage which is dated September 18th
1857, and payable six months after date to G.. w
Howard or bearer, also claiming OF Thomas Ingalls,
David Dorm, L Chas. E. zurck the sum Of one hum
dred and eighty dollars and ten per cent interest from
September 18th, 1851, rs money due said NOTE sc-
cured by the said mortgage as aforte ala aud that
unless you appear and answer thereto on or befoye
the morning of the second day OF the term of thu
District court IN Chickasaw county, Iowa., .0in
mencc July goth, $40, Judgment will be rendered
against you thereon and decree granted IN aecor
dance with the prayer OF said petition.
A. &. CASE, JEROME WATSON
Atty. for Plaintiff Plaintiff
D'adford, Io,cG, Jaae 1st, 1s59-n35wl
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rJyHE co-partucrship heretofore EXISTING between the
uniersignei cd. under the name Of o. g. Buck x
will be settled aud collected by .. G. Buck. The
business at Madison viii ebe continued by Church
Uafstey, who vail I'D all other Indebtedness, and
collect al other ACCOUNTS. OLlyER {. BUCK,
gs.&,4 CALEB G. ClluBCH,
Madison, J,nie rs, fS3fw4 WILLIAM HASLEY.
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NOTfCE Is hereby given. that by virtue Of an Rxe-
In cntion to objected hy the Clerk OF the nisli<
Court OF Clayton county, Iowa, will sell at pu66o
vendue, to tae highest bidder, tnr each. the Ind
day OF July, A. D. 1859, between the hours al Ten
O'clock 4. NJ aad four o'clock, r. NJ of said day, 81
the Ranking House OF Ice kinnajrd, in the town Of
NcGsaoT all the estate interest, right and title of "
r. Elller in and to tho following described pfopefty,
to"it One Lot and Dwelling Houc, situated on the
north side of Ann street, in the town Of McGIsuss,
Clayton county, Iowa. aud known the house bVils
by D. u. Cieghorn and now eceupiedlty Ii. 81 AuAr.
anu taken Us the property of " r. Miller satisfy
an execution III favor OF Cowins Il Go for the sun,
OF one hundred and City three aud 81 l0) dollars
also, eight and 5010o dollars, cost OF SUIT With iuter-
eat and costs that have aud may thereon.
ia HES DAVIS. Sheriff Of Clayton Co., Ioira
by n. NJ. FUTILE, Deputy.
| June Goth, 1859 l3ewi .sa
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PIONEER HARDWARE STORE.
H0rdac0re! Hardee0re!!
80 81 g u
| XlLllMS &AlRyt1,
s.--s..-- Are now receiving their
SPRING STOCK OFGOODS
VE7HICH will be sold at REDUCED PRICES
w from last years rates.
We are bound not to &c UnderSold by any.
. II Y US!
Or Stock consists partly Of the .tollowing ::
Iron Of NlI sizes
Round, square and Flat Band, Hoop, scroll, sheet
Horseshoe and the best quality of Norway and Amer
can Nailrod.
NAILS, CUT, PRESSED & WROUGHT,
&C. raeks, eou' and finishing Nails at the lowest
7HIMBLE SKEINS, WAGON BOXES
And Axle Arms, variety Of sizes.
BLACKSMITH TOOLS,
Anvils, Hammers, etc, etc.
Carpenters and yoiners Tools, a large Lot.
Hand, Chopping and Broad Axes, Of different make.
Shorels, Spades, Scoops long &c short handle.
vt ~~ CUTTING BOXES, ~
OF the best kind would call the attention Of Far
merS them.
Cisters PMassl,S,
Fixtures and chains.
T1nware,
We have stock which wish to close out and will
sell of AT COST.
PLATFORM AND COUNTER SCALES.
We are n. b. Gaston's Agents and any order for
Hay Platform, or Counter Scales, will be attended to
| without extra expense.
We are receiving large stock Of Car Bolts, Washers.
Nuts, etc, direct from the Plantyo manufact urng
company.
India Rubber Betting and Packing, all Sizes
Rope and Cordage of different sizes.
| Hand Rip, Cross-cut, mill and Circular Saws.
FILES of every description.
| Harvest Tools,
| large lot at Wholesale, at reduced prices.
STOVES! STOVES!!
large variety which will be sold at cost and Freighs.
Merchants would do well to give a call and examine
stock, we wish to go out of this branch Of the
| Trade, will sell low.
We have a large lot of CRADLES on hand, which
can't be beat they made expressly to our ORDER
! also lot Of Eastern Manufacture.
I GLASS OF EVERY SIZE
Those wanting elaft 16NSile, VIII do wen 60 eau
and examine our stock before purchasing elsewhere,
| as will sell Cheaper than the Cheapest.
McGrcgor, May II, lS59tf -. ..e .-
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lsHERIFrs SALE OF REAL ESTATE

.SHERIFFS SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
NOTICE is hereby given, that by virtue Of an Exc
cuslon TO nae dfreeeed oy the cctK OF the District
yendue to the highest bidder, for cash. on the 22d
day of July. A. D.. 1859, between the hours Of ten
the Banking House of Lee Il Kinnaird, in McGregor,
all the estate interest right and title of " r. Mller
in and to the following described property, to wit
Lot number ve (5) in block No two CD in the town
OF Farmersbur,h, set forth by the duly recorded
plat Of said town, all in the county Of Clayton and
State Of Iowa, and taken as the property of v. X.
Niler to satisfy execution in favor Of Israel Nc
Williams, for the SUM OF hundred aud thirty 1.-two
and 79l00 dollars also, eight dollars, cost of suit,
with interest and cost that has and may thereon
JAMES DAVIS. ShF G. G., /
by ". NJ TUT7LE, Deputy.
June Goth, 1850 l3owI