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from Mississippi, and at one time Governor
Tennessee on political topics Of tho day
During all his public life, It will be rsmsm-
bered, he was . Democrat, in excellent stand
ing. He is very severe on the present Ad-
ministration, and though still avowing him.
self an unchanged Democrat, be acts with tho
Opposition - more nearly approaching his
ideas Of true Democracy than the dominant
faction ct Washington. In one Of his late
addresses be made some excellent hits, Of
which We subjoin few specimens:
sHAn DEnocRAcY A. r 10.
He WAS . Democrat, but hs contended
there Was no true Democratic party now in
existence. The organization called Demo
cratic, he regarded - utterly incapable Of
conducting public affairs in IN honest and
statesman-like manner. In fact, the Demo-
cratic party now in existence 10 dishonest.
corrupt and imbecile il tho extrems-con-
fessedly %. Party organs and party leaders
openly avow 1.-THE Warrington States had
repeatedly charged il, and had exposed tho
peculations, frauds and thsfts OF government
of6cials-even the Washington Union, the
organ Of the Executive, has had the unblush-
ing efrontery and hardihood TO acknowledge
and attempt to justify one Of the most oor-
rupt procedures ever undertaken By N Amer.
loan Executive. He referred to the laying Of
> per csntage on the salaries Of federal OH
GERS for party purposes.
JOHN sLIDELL AND KING CAUCUS.
The Governor then referred to the csuous
system, and asssiled il in his characteristics.
severe, bold and fearless manner. Il Wa.
he said, in the hands Of unprinoiplsd men
political adventurers and gamblers - men
compelled to depend on political tricksry FOR
their daily bread. John Slidell, OF Louisi-
ana, tho notorious author Of the Plsquemine
frsuds. the man who goes shout tho country
buying up corrupt and vsnai sditors--psying
them to ADVOCATE his corrupt schemes Tor po-
litical sdvsncemept--the man who proposed
10 give the President 13O, 900 600 Of tho peo-
Plies money - . corruption fund, the con-
science keeper Of the President this man,
John Slidsll, The embodimsnt s. political die.
honesty, Vas u tho head Of the Democratic
machins--ths power behind tho throne Of
King Caucus.
BUcnAHAH woRss THAN TIN YEDsRALIsrs.
Hs had bsen taught from childhood to
hate the very name 81 FsdsrAlist, and 80 ab-
hoT their prinoiplss; but bad = the Federal
lists we're, they were never charged With saoh
offences - are now charged 40 proven
against the Administration 81 james buehan-
N. The latter has not only sanctioned, but
directsd the collection Of lsviss On n6lcial
salaries for party purposes. He has cent
agents 30 : sovereign State TO use I'll To II.
hueucs tho President could confer ia order 10
carry tho 6tsts against Senator who would
not bow down and submit 30 his will. Ia )
conversation q the Appeal once, Mr.. 6lidsll
had not snly admitted but attempted to jus
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9Mr. Barnun lately attempted g dsli.-
o. lecture on Money Making, Il Oxford,
England, but Was greeted with groans and
misses, hit with IN orange, and psppsrsd with
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A HARxoHIoUS FAMHY.-Lsst week In the
Crawford indy Circuit Court, 81 Lssysn-
worth, Jaokey Prsthsr, Rensselaer, Prathsr,
Pleasant Prather, and Vim. Prathsr, fosr
brothers were convicted and sentenced 70 the
Psnitentiary for two years each, for horse
stealing. One other brother, Thomas, who,
VA also indicted, died, some time sEo, il
the jail ct Leavsnworth. Jonathan, anothef
brother, was also indicted but has not been
arrested. The father Of this interesting fam
lily, and still another son, are under indict-
msnt in the Perry Circuit Court for the same
ohencs-ths old scamp and the father Of
scamps being now in jail 1t Rome awaiting
his trial.
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PastsrAl Csnnscslen DissslvsA.
We are requested to publisA The proceed
ings Of the council called % dissolve the con-
nsction between Mr.. Adams md tho Congre-
gational church 4 FarmingtOn. We regret,
most sincerely, the nsssssity which has
prompted this course. W. hsvs known Mr..
Adams a. IN earnest, devoted and able
preacher Of the Word ct Harrington for
some sixteen years past. He raised the
0tandardlof Che Lord in that community ct .
time when tho Infdel Hosts Of Abner Knee
land were sncampsd round about, and when
their champions, inspired BY former success
and sustained BY the power and popularity
Of numbers, carried everything before them
with high hand. Mr.. Adams fearlessly
entered the field, and with unwavering faith
and unfaltering courage, waged m earnest
warfare for trnth and righteousness against
the powers Of darkness and in the midst Of
prevailing wickedness. His efforts were not
without avail, and in tho course Of tims large
and influential church was built up, tho co.
horts Of in6delity were routed, and the inAu-
snces set in motion and kept moving BY Mr..
Adams, moulded and fashioned the views
and sentiments Of that community and the
country adjacent.
We trust the services Of Rev. MIR. Adams
may be retained in our State, and that hil
matured powers may fnd an ample hsld in
which to proclaim the truths Of the gospel
and bear aloft the standard Of the Redeene,
with yet more abundant success.
Rev. Harvey Adams, Of Pennington
Iowa, was dismissed from his Pastora
charge, by council held for the purpose
April 10, 1859.
The following resolutions were adopted
Resolved, l. That - deeply regret th
trial through which this church 10 now call
cd TO pass, in losing Pastor who he's labor
cd with them 90 long and 90 faithfully.
Resolved, 2. That We dsplors the exist
ence OF those causes, which here and else
where, tend to make the ministry inei6cisn
and unstable, and that We earnestly recon
mend to this church to do all within thei
power to remove Thorn.
Resolved, 8. That Ne commend Brothe
Adams to the churches where he may be call
ed to labor, ~ sound, faithful and devots
minister Of Jesus Christ, worthy Of thei
support, their confidence, and their love.
J. P. KlABALL, Moderator.
j. D. SANDS, Scribe.
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A Stats Convention 81 the Republicans ct Iowa
IL called 70 assemble BY their delegates, q tAs City
Of Dies Aoinss, It IL o'clock .. M, % Wednesday,
the I'D day Of june, l850, for The noninAaioo Of
officers TO b. elected q ~ gensrel e1stieA In Oeto
bsr Of this ysar. Candidates Are 70 = selected for
the olBcss Of 0ovsrnor, Ilsutsnaat 0ovesnos, and
thrss Judges Il ths 0apGens Court. The Conven-
tion viii take snch Other action - may, in its
opinion, oonThnte - the suecees Of the principles
and orSsaisatlsa Of the Republican party Of this
State and 81 ~ Union.
Every organised county will be entitled to one
Delegats In the Convention, and to enc additional
nelegats for each loo voters, (aftsr the Arst 1901
and for any additional aotion Of SO or more votes
cast ct the last General Election for Hon Elijah
Sells, - Eeersta1y Of State.
The attention Of the Republican Central Com
NIT tses Of their respective counties II directed to
the calling Of the County Conventions for the ap-
pontmsnt OF Delegates, In the ratio above stated,
and for sdcisnt organisation preparatory TO the
canvsss. JOHN A. KASSON,
II. n. H0xTE,
N. j. RUECH,
DIN. COOLEY,
en-. JEROME,
RI. B. CLARKE,
THO6. EkRLY,
Republican State Central Committee.
Dss noinss, March 20, 1859.
The following tabls shows the number Of Dele
gates TO which each County il entitled, according
counties organised ct this date.
JOHN A. KASSON,
Chairnan q the State Central COMMITTEES.
M
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Foreign News.
Arrival Of the Steamer Arabia.
LATHE FRoH EUR0PE.

-
HALuAx, April 90.
The Royal Mail steamship Arabia, il sie.
nailed below. She brings Liverpool dates 20
Saturday the 9th inst, one week later than
those received BY the Europa, 1t New York.
LrvKRPooL, April 8.-All qualities OF Got
ton have declined, but inferior grades have
been most affected. Breadstuffs are dull
Provisions are firm.
LONDON, April 6.-Consols quote at 04i.
LONDON, April 9.-Consols quote to-day
at %.
SECOND DISPArcH.
HALIFAX, April 20.-Dispstohes received
by the Arabia embrace the following items
Of news: The steamers North Briton and City
Of Washington arrived ont on the It'll. The
steamer Etna was of Liverpool on the 9th
inst.
The steamer Fulton, which sailed on the
9th inst, carried ont the announcement that
the English Ministers had decided on DIS
solution OF Parliament, but no day has yet
been fixed for that event.
The country 10 flooded with addresses to
the Queen on the subject. The India loan
bill for seven millions had passed. The CON.
tinentsl advices are very wsrlike and threat
ening.
The latest intelligence says that the crisis
10 ct hand. Great bodies Of Austrian troops
arc on the move TO Italy.
There 10 also great activity in France
The BourSe il depressed, and prices had de-
clined nearly one per cent. in the last two
days.
The steamship City OF Washington had Z
splendid trip out Of ii days. During the
voyage tho steamer fell in with the Grew oil
the ship Grey Oak from London for New
York, whieh had been abandoned 1t ssa.--
The Grew were picked up and carried TO Liz.
srpool.
| CoHxERcrAL GENcE.--Liverpool, 9Th
Tho sales Of Cotton for the week have besr
! 80 900 bales. The decline in Cotton 10 one.
sixteenth, chiefly for inferior qualities. Tn,
market closed firm.
FYsm Warrington.
WAsHiHoroN, April 20.
Gen. Burnett, Surveyor General OF KAnsal
| and Nebraska, hes beon informed BY th,
Commissioner Of the Land Once, that 10 con,
sequence Of the smsllness Of the sppropria,
ton, il will be necessary that tho cost 81 th,
surveys in his district shall not exceed t26,
600, Of which $4,000 10 appropriated Il
surveys in Nebrasks, and @l6 900 for survey
| in Kansas.
The Kansas survey fund has been sppor.
toned for the survey Of tho New York India,
lands. Al soon - the surveys are COMPILE
ted half . section will bs allowed TO each 0
the Indians Who may have removed thsrs m
der the provisions Of the trsatiss Of 1888 an
1912. After which the balance will b throw
into fhA pnhlia domain, and opened TO Pre-
smption. Il 10 ono Of the most vaiasbls $50
tions Of Kansas Territory.
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n n VHA0 - -
.h.-.I.... Al, 49,. 49, ~ :ss~
VA No - soSPsAsu " sAsnos'
-
NEW ADVERTINEMENTH
$3.50 ,-----.--
rynr cTrANrr rs.nA nrUr
49, "a IN a.. .LAnA n ~, - =
.,.n, rS.h.s $50 - 49,. nos:.; ~ .nS y.
mi. .s..,rocn !, a.. ~
s,.;.ht : ~ =. 80. s so1s VI
..-,,s,. BROWN : TAYLOR.
Aprzs DIT AGENT.
rrrs- y pcryv.n nAnCI nAI1 fINs.
90. 80 .vh;S;,.d az ~ ..a 49, s..ol
-, nsns ~ 49,. sA ax ~ me 49,. ana ensspsf
sasa ever before oasr'd. 'swsiy Of Ill kinds on
nand'
W. are .eIliur Clooas FOR 4 Do,,.r ana . n,m..
BAILEY BLISS.
apl1a=alA 70. = Aasn aEee.
r -.,,.- !! 500 So, -. -
a ~. 2.n'lN :. n =. . lol 80 ehssp TOT
exchange for city property. Inquire Of
A. AVERY,
.P--lo-- oo-1.- % A.-1 .n0 a.
vIyHosE Who have not paid thsiY County and
/ State Taxes for the years 1851 and 1855, Will
s.1s. rsmsnas unpaid or tho ell lats S.y Of jams.
~, 1859, shall b made BY levy and sale Of sssh
Section IS Of said laws provides that each ooun-
y shall b h.bls e the State for the fall amount
c.r.;s.d .asv";i.,,. :, s.. 49, .."' 'A4n
Thus il viii be seen that no discretion Whatever
can b. srsrai.sd ~ The IN ,hs .oiisss,s
az dslisonsnt tsr..
The urSsrsisnsS. Treasures. iii, ,.m.;. n ~.
eisy, It shs County Recorders oass, for ten dsys,
for the purpose Of resolving taxes, and those who
have not paid can save costs By attending to this
notice. - tho taxes must Be paid and no loaesr in
diligence can be given. r. M'TARLAND,
April7l. 1864 Treas. Lss County, lows.
PN1Iaa eIDn1. CeEEe-..-
!, TON Rri.h, Green a. Mi rs 49,. 90 o..
/ sale by Al. WILHfNs0N
sirn Of thu Goldsn Tai. ma Mo,...
anr2od m M.;r strsst
r -. :, : !. :. 80 800.
ms
6O0 Lno. Done No.. sno , ana AxtFa' IN
For seie y A. >. WILKINSON,
.cr,o " 'ne 'o'aeh Ass'e ana - MoI ~. :.
..,-,-1r.. /. .....-...
General Cr>nsrs.
M. a n.i,-.t. ,..r a rnorrr
~. :. -. 80 $3.50. =
QUINCY RLOUH.
TUsT received, ! supply Of Castle Mills xxx
Fioar' WARRANTED. ,..s o,r.o
- pr loo 0OLLlAno : nOnEhss0N,
cuo,cr Gu ..,, = :. "A 4 = ~, rL =
~ OAOxNE oftlcle lot oAIe Uy
n COLLikRS ! ROBERTSON.
Apr10d
11AMo.
nrnn LBS. Covntry-cured Hams asd sidaa
6CUU 400 No. i Eusar-cursd Ham. for ~
y coLLiERs RoBskrsoS.
SppS1s So
Nnaon Aon ~
Fr.ah p.sahss
Frssh gtrsvh,4..
1rssh Pin Annis.
pr.n.t.s. .. rrrr.s.. r.....
Cor. P.tent taslstsa..
Hoonarss ahset M shr>A Ts,rs,a..
Bakers No. Chocolate.
" Cocoa,
Broma,
Corn Starch,
Hscksr's Farina,
Walnut Catsup,
Tomato
Rnglish and American Pickles, In glaas Jar,
Taylor Bro double supsrdns Enxlish 1ens
tard. For s.i. ~
aprlSd COLLIER0 4 ROBERTSON.
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RRlyArE SCHOOL.

MI Ms: 2. ?. NUHIUH puIp000s, Providenoe per-
1vl uniting, % open private school for lad
and misses, on Monday, April 35th, In tho Publii
School building On Blondsan-st., and continue I'd
weeks.
higher English, 46--payAble at or before the mid
die 81 the term.
Classss will b formed during the term, il ant
desire who ars or not members or the school III
wax Fruit, Drawing, Nessetint Crsyen, Lathe
works Aaar work, &c., Ut an extra CHARGE
aprl6dSt
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y. l1ODERTsON,
t6uccnssoa 10 Gas. s. Mooxp.l

j i = e i s " ! = u
4 IL kinds Of Jobbing, Horn Shooting and Steam
~ boat work done on short notice. Satisfaction
guaranteed.
Rsmsmbsr ths plAos, n. =. corner Of Main and
First strssta, Ksokuk, Iowa.
April. 18th dim
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1AoI " 1oA AVO080AU00BRUs - ~
sprightly school girl, who attends tho ssOsn-
tral High School," where the teachers have
. way oi ineitiDk ;ao pupils - u133sz:::s1::
what they Say to the class, was reading the
.sLast Of the Huggermuggsrs;" and stirred
BY the spirit Of inquiry stimulated 81 her
teachers, ii not BY mutual feminine curios-
ity, asked . boy cousin Of hers the meaning
Of Iluggcrmugger. John looked thought
fully for moment, and then sid, ssI'll show
you" and before the incipisnt woman hsd
time to make any further remarks, John had
his arms sround her waist, and subjected il
70 gentle pressure--"That' hH0gsr; and
this quitting bis lips to hers in ahectionate
collision) i maggsr." "Yss,n said the not
moro than half displeased Sarah Ann, "snd
this i the LAST Of the huggermuggsrs, for II
ever you attempt to give mo another such
definition, iii box your cara"
G1Ths editor Of the Portland Eastern
Argus found on Monday the defeated oandi-
date for Mayor in the composing room OF
that paper busily .ssstting- the inaugural
Of his sasssssful competitor, and oritieising
Il - be went along. So philosophlo citi-
zen shosld not spoil biz oontentment b. 20
ing into olkos.
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IL AvIN0 sold my Bla1ksmith Shop and Tooh
Ii ~ Donall Robertson, taks pleasure In re-
commanding him 70 al my former patrons, a1A al
line. Having worked for me twslvs months, + ON
say that no y pronsisnt JoDpsr ana norss-
Hhoer.
To al my former patrons I return my sincere
eighteen years. Q. 8. MOORE.
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ga man named Robins was found guilty
Of bigany At Raleigh. N. G., . few days since,
and branded in open Court with the letter b
upon bic right cheeks mark which DO will
carry to his grave.
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PIksss Peak EmIgrasisn.
We publish tho following letter, recsive'
BY us yesterday, from our townsman, viii
liam Graham. We shall probably hear froz
him frequently, and our readers can rely up
on his statements
APRIL 10.
We are camped It Loup Fork on Plat
river, and arc oil well. The snow which fs
s inches deep here, and much deeper east Q
this, is fast passing OF. We were in goo
camp when the storm came on. There ar
some sixty teams on the north side Of Plat
and great many hand-carts. These lattss
with the footmen, cross the streams and th
sloughs often to their wsists in the freexin
water. Some Of the footmen have nothiD
with them but . gun and blanket, and thu
beg their way amongst the emigrants. Hoo
for much distress. II cannot be otherwise
have seen several that were on their VA
back from the Peak. They all say that ther
is plenty Of gold there, but not one Of tber
brought any along. Even Sam. Curtis onl
cad q little in walls; and think there mul
be some humbug in their reports. ! thin
SO strong enough to advise my friends to wa
till we get through. Yours, in haste,
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llRAWIN0 Paper, Bristol Boards, Blotting Pa
~ pr. Tissue Paper, Visiting Cards, Sealing
Wax Eand Boxes, MuciIage, Water Bowls, 6tSsl
Pens, Bill Fihs, States, Psnholdsrs, Portfolios,
Lawysrs' 6sals, Lead Pencils, InkstAnds, Interest
table,, Copying Books, Brushes, Chsssmsn Back
Cannon BoardS. H., H., this day received st tho
CIrY Book ET0Rx.
- OGDEN, BROwNELL ! CO.,
apr0d So Main.st.
TSx1RA Family Flour, warranted.
II mh36-d COLLI ERS 4 ROBERTSON.
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Republican State Central Committee.
Des Hoinss, March %, 1859.
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61Th Rev. James Wood, formerly Pro
fessor in tho New Albany Theological Semi
nary, has been elected President Of Hanovs
Ooile0e, Pa, and has accepted tho appoint
ment.
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NEW ADVERTNENENTS.

A N extra quality of lsnhR for sale cheap fo
"A cash or well secured short time paper, or vii
exchange for city property. Inquire Of
A. AVERY,
apr21dlw Corner Of Main and ID.
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cent public meeting in our city, limited >
caution that the landlord might not commit
the mistake Of making them bed fellows. The
Col. however interposed, and showed that
WAS over careful, as he and Sample had been
slseping together ever since they left homo.
Something else than misery sometimes
makes strange bsd-fellows, it would seem.
Everybody stops q the Bsrret House in
Burlington, and everybody has done 90 for
many yesrs past. And for this reason /
am grsti6ed to 6nd it in good hands, and
likely to remain in charge Of the present very
gentlemanly and agreeable host.
Leaving Burlington on the Packet Keokuk
for Davenport, in company with Mr.. Sam
pie, and finding Capt. Dodge in charge and
our friend A. L. Deming in tho clerks once,
everything Was al right Of course, and
walked up in the morning 1t Davsnport.--
But Davenport is place Of too much i'm
portsnce to be crowded into the closing par
agrsph Of the present Communication, and 20
| will reserve il and open ont on It in my
next, provided that there should be any next
10 the case.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-25
MISCELLANEOUS.
9th Annual Announcement!


CONTINUED SUCCESS OF THE
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Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-25

HAMPERS FERRY, Nov %, 7. M.--Gov
Wise aud Staff ere here stopping with Col
Barbour superintendent Of the Armory -
The sGoverner states that he has made every
provision to protect the prisoners and the
community. He has no doubt Of deternl-
med and thoroughly organized movement
throughout the Northern States to rescue
Brown and exhibits seyelal letters from re-
sponsible parties in Pennsylvania aud Ohio
urging hins to be prepared, for parties were
forming ia taose States
The Blues 60 to Martinsburg te-night,
and Col Smith, of the Military Institute,
with Cadets and ilowitzcrs, has been erder-
ed to Charlestown.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-25
PUBLIC Sale.

T will sell on thursday, the 18th day Of Decen.-
Der, 1879, on the premises, without reserve. A
NICE LITTLE FARM, lying three miles south of
Staunton, adjoining the lands Of Joseph Smith and
others, containing about. LOT Acres, some go
Of it cleared, and most oft well set grass,
the balance heavily timbered The improvements
consist Of good DWELLING HOUSE, Barn and
other out houses; also quantity of choice Fruit
Trees, and an elegant Spring Of water near the
house.
TERMS.-$l, 900 in hand or Negotiable note at
four months well endorsed interest added, and
the balance in one, two and three years, secured
by lien on the land. Possession given immedi-
ately. JAMES W. WRIGHT.
Nov. ls, 185o-tds*.
Ma Turk tE Cushing AuctiOnecrs