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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-03-26
From the Louisville journal
Toomlps ON the Administrations.

Whether Senator Toombs is or is not
more honest than the rest Of tho Demo.
Gratis 10 the Senate we do not undertake
to say, but he is certainly more bold than
the greater part of them. Knowing his
power with the Southern Democracy, he
dares occasionly to tell the Administration
little plain aud wholesome truth, for he
knows that they have net the courage to
resent it. Read this passage from his
late speech on tae revenue question
Your appropriations for navy yards
have gone TO the building of houses for
officers and making flower pots aud all
that kind Of things, ut q cost of S., 900 s.
600; and it will be no less as long as Y, II
will pay it, but will 60 to 81 200, 900 If
Won d. not stop it, There are 5000.
600 that YOU have no need for at NIL -
You have : 900 sailors TO man your navy
on have not increased them Of late years
and now YOU have 5000 men in your
navy yards to help thcm-civiIians You
have carried their number up from Q 900
to 5000. You hive eight navy Yard.
England has over $50 ships and she has
two navy yards. You have eight CONVEX
ionty loeatcd all about the country. and
1t Is eause of rcproaoh to good Demo
nrats, the enemy say VT keep people
there TO cheat them In elections, and 10
God is my Judge, AIN afraid there is
something III IT. y
Now ia not this n most scandalous and
abominable state of things Look nj it a.
With navy scarcely fifteenth par, H.
large us that oi Great Britain, VT have four
times as many navy yards as she; VIC
have eight thousand men In tho navy
yards n help The eight III usand sailors
! upon thr ocean, two millions year at
tho annual NJ ,ropriation. fur the wards
% 10 tire building Of houses for tic oft
Gers, furnishing them with flower bots
and decorating their gardens and then
the yards are chiefly used II. places for
keeping people to cheat in the elections.
All THIS l. not only true, but notorious
III notorious that tho leading Democrats
III the Senate cofcss it anu cries nut,
shanle
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E,~Asee, India m CMptu1Ut.

Through the politcncss of Mr.. With
row Of this city, we have been permitted
10 see letters directed to his Excellency,
Gov. Lowe, from Ccmmissary, Z. b. Rich
ards ind Captain Martin, The letters
arc dated at Fort Dodge and Spirit Lake.
They announce that Lieutenant Church
on Little Sioux has captured twelve In
aiaus--that one Of the prisoners is Sleepy
Eyes, relative of Inkpadutah. Capt.
Martin captured six Indians 1t Spin,
Lake. Two of these have been indenti-
fed By three persons who were residents
Of Springfield at the time ct the massa-
cre-of 1857, as members of Inkpaaatah s
band. These prisoners have been sent
to Fort Dodge for safe keep x until tried
Directions have been given for similar
disposition of the captives on the Little
Sioux, who are iuden,iGed as members OF
Inkpadutah's band Those against whom
no evidence appears vii! be delivered to
the United States authorities 1t Fort
Ridgcicy.
TIE above facts which came from an
official source, are in themselves sufhc-
lent vindcation of the course pursued by
the Executive in recalhng into active ser
vice tho Frontier Guards. There is no
question 10 the world that the Indians OF
the Northwest have mcditated, and
partially carried out, ren wed hostilities
against the Whites. We believe, too,
that VIC have been saved the pain of re-
cording another Spirit Lake massacre, by
the presence of the gallant troops Of the
frontier Certain mcn,who for motives
BEST known to themselves, have ridi.
culcd the idea of another Indian Invasion,
will please note the above well authcnti.
bis intimate coadjutor, Mr.. VERIFY, are
invited to serious consideration Of the
subject Teekly Citizen.
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sshtn@ton, March II.
The President il sliI inclined 10 call
MI extra session. though he Is opposed ~
most Of tho Cablaet, aud especially tv
>ecresarys Cobb and Thompson. H. told
Senator Gwln recently, that Il proelaua
tten would he issued, calling q session on
tho ed of August, Mr. Holt made this
positive condition OF going into the
Cabinet. Several Senators are here
awuit.a2 the decision. Alr Gwln leaves
TOMORROW, but will Learn the purpose OF
the Cabinet before starting
The examination nj sicsIes case hv the
Grand Jury. has taken new turn. and
may occupy week ar more. l. ia the
w,sh Of the counsel OF Mr.. $ 10 have 4
pro torn1al indictment from the jury, aud
C. leave the facts to he developed before
the Court. Such wis also the public 90
rectatlon, but the course pursued b. one
Or two oil the Jury, in assuming d drcto-
toriaI position, aud becoming prosecutors
has aroused counter feeling. and tic
Jury have DOW determined t. investigate
the whole case
ar Butterworth's case has brer &.
ahmed into. Senator Gwin. Gov Walk
G. aud others were examined to-day. aud
fully eorobarated Mr. Buttarworth' . state
ment. Il Is said the Grand Jury are nj
most unanimous for ezculpatinc him
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An Homes, IN President,

On tho last page Of ,o-day's paper we
give the different proposals tina, we're
made to IN. Navy Department. for sarn.
shing machinery for the sloops OF war,
nov being built. by them, it will be
scen sha, the bid Of the Novelty Works,
= perfectly relabie company, was sos.
600, end Merrick & Sons bid vas $500.
900. The contract vas given TO Merrick
h Soma. How it came to be given TO
them will more fully appear from the fol.
lowing letter and the endorsement
Philadelphia, Sept Is, 1853.
Dean SIR - venture to suggest to
you the importance OF awarding the con.
tracts for the machinery of the sioop, now
building at the navy yard ut this time,
and if it can be done without prejudice
70 the public service, to Merrick 4 Sons
Theirs il the olly establishment in the
First District which employs a large
number Of mcchanics---at this time, 800;
VIXEN in full work, $50.
The managing partner Mr. Nj sr..
being absent in bad health, are full OF
energy, strs,ning every nerve TO keep
their force during this depression. and.
IN 50 far ms | know, the only old Wings
OF any influence in that District who are
IN favor Of the reelection OF Col, Flo
renee.
know from former experience the
value OF that influence, md feel persua.
ded that it is the Interest of the Demo
cratic party to increase it. The FIRST Die
trlct will, | hope, be carried in any event,
but with that shop at work. full handed.
two weeks prior to the election, the ..
sa's would, | think, be placed beyond all
doubt. With much respect,
The President. W PATTERSON.
"The President sent this precious docu-
ment to the Secretary o. the Navy with
the following endorsement -
The enclosed letter, from Col. pattcr-
con OF Philadelphia, il submitted to The
attention of tho Secretary Of the Navy.
JB,
NJ wonder James Buchanan depre-
Gates tho use Of money to influence olcc
tous. The real thief is often the first
one to cry stop thief
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For the Advertiser /.
ru ,h~ T..oherx ii Cedar Coanty.

Section 81 of the "-Act to provide .
system of Common Schools, requires
the County Superintendent on certain
day, Ito meet all those who are desirous
of passing IN examination, and Tor the
transaction Of I'LL ether business within
his jurisdiction, in some suitable room Ill
the sen, Of justice Of the county or u
any other place rs the occasion may re-
aare." Aud Sec 81 says he "shali e1-
anime all persons who shall present them
selves ut the propar time aud place
please notice, therefore, that the prop
or time is the last Saturday Of each
month, nj 9 o'clock 4, NJ. precisely, and
the place, the County Superintendent
Office a, all times, except the last oatur'
day of April, when it will be Mt the
school house near Springdale +. u
punctuality is indispensable.
Uncouirocal evidence Of good mora
character, in writing, will be reqnlred Of
every applicant j MAYNARD,
County Superintendent.
Upton, March 18th, 1859.
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No Estrn SESSION nj 6nuyres$.

PHILADELPHIA, Marrh q
The \. !. Ueraid', Washington cor
respondent says the question of an extra
session Of Congress in AT last decided $780,
The president has authorized Telegraph
ic dispatch To be sent to Senator Gwin.
who sails for California Tomorrow, that
there will TIC III extra session An an-
shorltatlre statement il being prepared.
which will probably b. made public on
Tuesday, showing the condition of affairs
aud the manner III which TIL Post Office
Department for the present Is to be con
Quoted. As before stated they will mt
issue certificates, or adopt any means mt
exactly within tho letter of law. That
they intend TO cut down the service IN
highly probable, and lop off many unr &c
essary expenditures. In fact, there will
be general reform Of the whole service,
which III the opinion Of the President aud
Postmaster Holt, IL much needed.
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Battles with the Indiana

1T. LorIS, March q
A dispatch from Leavenwor,h tn tbs
nenoerat says severe fight occurred nonr
Fort Arouek,e, between City troops and
nifty Nach'ia Indians, under Lieut pow
Ell ana a large party of Comanches, in
which two soldiers were wounded.
An"'herheht,ook place between I,;eut
ssaniy with fifty troops and Comsncbes
~ which eight of the latter and one al
the former were killed
Capt. Carr with fifty men left For,
Nae''ita for the seat Of war. Its .,,,oa
that the Gomanches number onward. -
a,ooo. Another battle il an,,ea,a,.a
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4 man win his Il hanpg Or contented
disposition, one who takes everything
easy, because 1t Is al TO- che best" l.
certainly worthy example Thee i.
another class o. people who are coutsnt
with whatever my b. d,ao BY certain
nen who are their leaders, who are ever
ready TO sing psans 10 the praise o. thosr
whom they consider their Supporters. The
latter class We do not consider quite o.
meritorlous - the former. That there
arc some OF the latter class in Iowa In cv-
,dent.
W give belor two extracts from A.
Iowa Democratic parer, which shall be
nsmsless We give them n. W. end them
except that We nattcis> few words. The
frs extract /. from the paper o. the l2sh
inst, the second from one Of the 10Th
instant
los CFonGf ". JONES We an
nounce aeth pisasare the appointment of
our * United States senator. Geo. "
Jones. n Minister 10 Nv Granada. which
nomination was unanimously confirmed
by the Senate
Hos GEORGE II JONES In our last
we stated that the Hon Geo. ". Jones.
our ex-Inlted States Senator had been
appointed and confirmed Minister to sep,
Grenada, wnieb appointment ase are ol,1a
70 learn h. positively refused t. accen.
Subsequently ho received tho annoint.
mont ot Minister 10 B,1ota. which place
he will nc doubt accept, and fill with
honr 10 hlmseifund benefit To his countrv
Ifsma0 thinks 1t necessary to 20 down
on hi< knees to lis leaders. he /. very
ap' to rot down sill lower. The above
Is an illustration If this fact.
II 6. " Jones goss 10 "Basota " it
~ to be hoped that he will fill tho station
with honor To himself and benefit t. b,s
country ii n sine he ~as doing .ome.
shius OF that sort. What shall We think
of tho editors geography when we learn
ehat R1eota is rho capital OF New Grena-
H. 4 man refuses tho appointment o.
Minister t. France, but accepts that al
Minister to Paris, Where il Doosticasr
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iEfAAbLLfAAs -aa1s 49,
Torney's Press contains call for mn.
other Democratic State Convention, to
vindicate the principles ofthe party, ont,
ragged and insulted by the Convention oil
the 10th, md to proclaim their confidence
in Gov Packer, who was assailed and
prescribed at the dicta,ion OF Federal
Power
The Convention is to be held at Harris
burg on the 18th of April.
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New nrl March I.

The body of Hon Mike Walsh, F.
member OF Congress from this CITY. was
found this 4. NJ in the cellar Of build.
ins IN Eighth Avenue. lie had been
robbed and murdered Another account
says Mike was found dead a, the font If
the steps, with his neck broken, supposed
to have fallen in state Of intax,eat,or
New York, March is.
he inquest into the death of Mike
Walsh resulted in the verdict tina, his
death was caused BY falling ia fit of m.
oplexy. after which he was robbed hy
some persons unknown
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M The New York T'~i6unr, 10 speak
inc Of Senator Wade efforts in behalf OF
The Homestead bill, says:
Mr. Wade has hitherto evineed IN
intrcpidltv, and energy and a devoted
less rarely equaled and never exeelled !:
in or judgement, in h,s efforts for the
Homestead bill, for the Agricultural Col
lego Bill, for Retrenchment, for Human
ireedom--in short, for every good word
aud wark---he this Session has rxeeIled
even his own former services. The rights
and interests o. free labor have seldom
had more clear-sighted and effective
and never more whole soued. champion
III Congress than Ben. Wade. "
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The renus, .vania Demoea1ss State Cen.
President Bacianon's Foreign Palsey
Endorsed b. the Democracy q the Asy'
stone STATE.
HARRISBURG, March Is.
The Democratic State Convention met
at 10 4. NJ. Geo. NJ. Wharton, ESQ ,
was appointed chairnran.
The friends of Mr.. Buchanan have a
controlling interest in the Convention.
The resolutions adopted endorse to the
fullest extent the policy of the President
in settling the difficulties with Great
Britain in reference to the freedom OF
tie seas, and in settling the diff cultics
In Kansas and Utah, and in regard to the
protection Of citizens abroad They ad'
vocate q revision of the tariff Of 1887,
also the acquisition OF the Island OF Cuba
by honorable and peaceable means, US be.
inc of vast Importance to the interests OF
the country and rec mmcnd ir restiug the
President with full power to open end to
protect routes across the lsthmus. They
also approve the course of Senator Bigler,
aud 40 independent State Treasury on
the principle Of the Sub Treasury.
hlthe resolutions endorsing the course
aud policy of MIR. Buchanan were adopt,
ed. The only resolution that aroused
any debate was the endorsement Of Gov.
Packer. The resolution endorsing the
Governor was voted down BY yens s.,
nays 81. .~~
The Democracy OF Pennsylvania have
taken the entire policy Of Mr. Buchanan
us their platform.
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Arrival OF the Ovrria nd NIaiI.

st. LOUIS, Nnrch q.
The overland California mail with dates
10 the 20 ult., has arrived here.
The defeat Of the Pacific Railroad bill
IN Congress occasoncd much dissatisfae.
ton Mt San Francisco
The Legislature Lac indefinitely post
poned the bill to divide tho State ,ntn
Congressional Districts.
The expedition against the Mohavc In.
dams was rapidly progressing.
Cnpious rains had fallen in tho interim
and the miners we're doing well BUS.
moss was quiet.
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~ The following t,ast WIS given by
Will Icmhnson, recently, n, supper in
Des Moincs:
His Eroe}iency, Gor Lore---May his
administration be p fortunate as honest.
He vorthily 6lls the chief seat ia the IA.
tnre Emn're State OF the West.
We hope Tomhnson and other Demo
cratic editors will remember this next
fall, when they feel like pitching into I'll
Republicans
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LYouR BURyEp.-The Sheriff Of Blu
chanan county committed to the flames,
last W edncsday week, ut night, all fhe
liquor he had seized for some time past
in the different saloons Of Independence.
He burned casks, barrels and all, near
the Court House, and the flames lit up
with lurid glare the whole village. An
audience listening to n literary lecture ut
the time, learning tie cause Of the light,
gave three hearty cheers ofaprrobatien.
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LuMRENIsG, The Wisconsin f'in.rg
~ Stevens Point, says. We notice tina,
the lumbermcn arc "making ready" In
commence rafting There il large -
mount Of lumber In this country, which.
VIC are told; will 20 ont ~ soon a. tile
river opens, thcs " expect Tho hoys viii
u flush
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THE LARGEST LAsp Sur IN TIL
" oRLn.-Snits aro about to be com.
menced by the Cherokees, who were driy
en from Texas many years ago, for thu
lands granted to them by Mexico These
lands compose the richest aud most fertile
portion Of Eastern Texas. The rori
Smith Ark. Time. OF the latest date
says that the surviving Cherokoes have
employed able counsel to conduct the bus.
mess Tor them.
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SEEDS SEEDS.
FIELD, GARDEN AND FLOWER srrns

n"s nov rally supplied with ane ~ ~, -,
80 mos complete stock Of Garden pl,x.r !, =
49, ever er"ret - the Western nah,{e a. s'ehi
- hesh naefc W with mueh care fraa, te -. s.oes
safaens 81 America And Eurer. . ,srae - seer
sfa"n seeds being srnwn u naer sur -. 80. are
Of the hest quality - N"s W name and
IL 4 - a..aF,ra~nfs n seets may Nc sanna =
a. TIES III FLOWER sPTnss over
hIN.aRIAN GRASS sppn. psf
rraa' : lac, $500 .,sa.. saNEs IhpHEE SEED. 4,
desiring seed. '' aaaaee1nents 10 th..s
rsss ~o.,a A. 80 . smIgrate TO kan.as AMI pa,,
Carter SssAs Nf'h sn~A y hog or sye.h
INDEPENDENTLY II hana NH assortment, :,
" = ~ Field, Garden, Orchard a. -.
liberal terms. "'pFb inc tr~is d the u,as.
IN ~ Catalogues furnished rail-. =,
~ .nfr-.- y n FNrEYa CO
'@s* ~~-s' rN~~r~ n
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k1~ WASHINGTON correspondent savs
II the Post Office Department be no,
extrlcated from its financial ditheu,tie.
before tho 30th Of June, the Government,
will be bankrupt If congress IL eonyen.
cd previous to that date, the Republican,.
must inevitably organize it. wmeh
horn Of the diiemm- shall tho Admins
tration aeecn
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100000.

90 narse. III this country IN SACK and tho
waste aristn& from The brea..ns aud tnsvtua o.
s'rtftgs II enormous.
have meat handy and reliable little instru
npnt. STYLED
J. lerFa Jones Pal. Metallic Bag rasteu-
In~.
Tor NJ XMAS n faekr which entirely sroids this
a-~a.ssx inss
t'smuch cheaper. for the EEEsT vears use even
than thai ancient apl cnaage. tic TOW string AMI
ii eau Ire pat I'll and taken Of In one~s.xtl tue
asnal time.
II can be attached to the sack If desired can
he handled In eat6 Rtat3sr with gloves tyr miueus
On; ane Icing ri TAGS male.ble iron it will la.
ia life time
Large numhcrs Are In daily use among farmers
ste grain dealers. IL whom will refer ans rer
son ~he desires IT.
I" agents throughout the Tn1nn, either loca
or aFellns, sf-r the Httraf tsakr-nsnfx tn
purchase. / will sena n sample for examination
with NJ terms, &C. any person. by mail ~ recent
D. tour TIC stamp. IL prepay postage. Please
write plainly and address ! HEnE JONES
RacSt1n, Ninnebasn Co, I'LL
Any paper g'Sin. this entire notice tor inser~
Aehs and sending Il copy of paper with bill will
''"'ff' PFohibt RESPONSE XIV
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RAILROAD ELEcTios A procams.
ton II published calling for m election
or the Orb of April, aud submitting to
the citizens Of Bremen county the qucs-
ton OF the immediate issue Of SIS ono
Of County Bonds to the Chicago, Iowa Il
Nebraska Railroad Company. upon the
condition tbat the said company will cx-
pend within the county the avail- thereof
within one year from tho date Of issue.
The Naver'y Republican favors the qucs-
tim
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fIhE,--Jnst before We went To- nres.
We learned that s o Blu ler's smoek
house, III which were hanging ahout 4
eoopieees shoulders and hams was hnr,aa
TO the ground, Loss 81 nn0 n
building and contents were iusur.a H.,
whether July or mol W. did not learn -
nnscaf'nc .jonrnat--lsn ,as,
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Iowa Ty.-The old firm of Cook,
Sargent Il Downey has changed its name
bv the admission of Mr.. Curtis M
q partner. The new partner Ia q sou OF
Hon. II Il Curtis Of Boston. late judge
o. the Supreme Court Of the Initedsta.es
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New Etyles->Prices troan $50 10 oISe.
EXTRA CHARGE or Is FOR UEMMKEs.

These Machines ses from two spools, - pur'
chased from the store, requiring no rswinding
of thre nd they Hem. Fell Gather and stitch In
. superior style. finishing each seem by their
own operation, without recourse to the hand
needle. They will 60 better and cheaper $50
ing than = seamsiycss can, even IL she works Tor
osE CENT AN HouR and art, unauestionahl tho
BEST MACHINES in the market for family sewing.
on account OF their simplicity durability. ease
of mana cement. aud adaptation to all varieties
of family notwithstanding either heavy sr
fine work with equal facility, and without kpssaa
adjustment.
As evidence Of the urqusstionsd arrersoris.
NJ their Machines the Groysr i BAKER SS~iI 4
Machine Company beg leave 10 rsfer 10 the fol
lowing
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REPUBLICAN SENATOR PROM NEW
JERSEY The Legislature Of New .Ter.
scF yesterday, elected John & Ten rrek
To 1. 3 Senate IN place Of YIN. Wright
whose term of oftie7 expired on The 9TH
.. Nar,I int
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~ We learn from tho Marenco Fixt,-
o., that lead aud coal have been found 10
the northeast part of Iowa county, said
to be yaluable.
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THE STRING TERN of the Upton Union
/ School will commence Oh Monday, the i1th
day of April next; T.. { SEsrL.RcpE Principal
Scholars living out Of the District attend by
making arrangements with the Board OF Direct
urs IL order Of The Board
Upton. March 26, 3v. NJ. HUBER. Sec.
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OYI(I.

Il hereby given to all Interested. that all Hogs
must be- shut NJ, and Alleys cleaned out by the
IT, OF April, a. shc ordinances will st enforced
WM fRASEIk, harshaL
Upton. hsreh.l9sh ls5s-,w
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PROBATE NOTICE.

oliaI y hereby given, that the last will and
- u'anent o. Hiram Dwinei! deceased late
:. INC fehraar. fe n of tho County Conf af sais
a~aaf county Nhereanon II was ordered ,ha, ~,
nms Tor proving the same he the anriI,ey l -
80. 81 sa'd court ut which time MI persons int.
snn" cause, any they have aeainst ~. as,t asa
of said will ss' ''e PROBATE
n'a"f "i ihe County Court al said ~,un,.
'h's TN day OF February a n lsss ''
w. IE0R.I SMITH IL La.
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For Sale

TEN ACRES u! Land, eighty ROD, east of the
L town of Upton. II will be sold in lots nj
TWO and a half acrcs. If desired. Enquire Of II,
{. rIATT, Lso., or :. =. DANIELS.
Upton, March &c. 3m. +. H0YT.
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Republican majority

The Democrats only carried two coun,
Ties III the State-~oue OF them hy liz
votes, and tho other by ls6. Three OF
she Republican counties gave each nearly
l,ooo majority against proslavery loeofo-
cnlsm
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Thrre Men Shot In Prison.
ALBANY, March 81

AhhANa, March II
Ioere was Q riot IN the Auburn nr,s,,
~ ~ SATURDAY, 10 which Mr., krkpa.r,,l
tic warden, shot three men