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Ayers Cathartic Pills,

Ayers Cathartic Pills,
Fsa Al TIE puNoses Of 4 nlaeaTM mED,clMt.
aa aiin FoR CosTrvEsns;
FoR rrtR CuRE or DSsRHPsrA;
s FoR JAUNDIcR ;c
F0R THE CURE or INDIGESTION
Fon HRADAcHE;
FoR TME Cum or DYeENrERY;
aGse FoR -Four STOMACH;
FoR rHR CuRR or ExYsrPEf4As;
For THE PILH;
FoR THE CuRE or ScRoFuLA;
F0R ALL 6cRorrLous CoxrLArxTs;
FoR TME CuHE or RHHufxATIsM;
FoR DIsEAsns or rH4 SKIN;
FoR THE CuRs OF LIvRR COMPLAINT;
FoR DROPsY;
Fo1 THE Cuax OF TKrrRR, Tunoas AND SALT
RHRUM;
FoR WORKS;
FOR THE CURE or GoUr;
FoR DINNEK PILL;
For THE CURE OF NEURALGIA
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD.
They are mgar-coated, 90 that the most sensi-
tive cdn take them pleasantly, and being purely
vsgetable, no harm can arise from their use IN any
QNAnfiy. b@ N
fsiss - ssats psr Box; 5 Sozss for Si.oo
Great numbers Of Clezgyms,., Physicians, States
men, md eminent pefsonages. have lent their
nanesse certify the unparalleled uAefnlness of these
remedissv but cur spacs heEe viii not permit the
insertion Of them. Ths Agents below named fn-
nish gratis our AMHRIrAN ALMANAC in which they
IRE given with also fnt descriptions Of the above
eoMplaiuts. md the treatmeu* that should be fnl-
lown1 1of thsi1 cure. Afe
DO mot ~ puto6 By unprincipled dealers With
other rrepsrA6ons they make more profit on.
Demand ArER's, and take no others. The sick
wst the best aid there is for the and they should
have IT,
An or Remedies afe for saie by
BARTLnTT, KAYH = CO., Ksokuk.
J. ii. REED ! CO., Chica9o,
BARNARD = Co, st. Louis, esg af
6U1Rx, ECKHrEIN CO.. Cincinnati,
Wholesale Agents,
And Agents IN evsry town in the United States
MyIGlkWlv TETET~aEEsF7 FES5sss tEtFt
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laa RAILROAD.
a.,a. CHANGE OF TIME!
r. vU n n uUv - n = n - = Y

To take eject on Monday, June Oh, 1859.
ETK0N Anl altar the Ahoys daas and until afur-
8 tAsr notice, two Passenger Trains will leave
Packet Depot, Ksokuk ~ follows:
fira Train lsavss Keokak dai (6un-
a days sscsptsdlAa I'll 600 4. \.
0eeOoA Train leaves Keokuk daily
.tsundsys sxcsptsD 8 4sso ,. =.
First Train leaves Nontruse daily 4g
tSundAys AxncplAdlat III A:aO 4. n.
Second Train lseyea Montross daily
l6undAya Axnspts1) 50 500 p. X.
800. TRMPLIN, PLUMHHR CO., Lssssss.
B. w. DAVIS, 6sp>rintandent.
j. r. T1wKssu1x, Tickat Ansnt, Main-st.
STh4 sbovS,foad II now prepared to furnish
Cau for Pie Mics md plsasuropaTtisso short mo-
tics and on tho most favorable terms. For further
Information apply At the OAice In Packet Depot,
orto the Supefintendant - e,g.tf
1 June 3, 'e-dEw @ ssN
KAlkUkakRs - u q n QlU 4 y n " r m II
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PIX E,s r EA z |.

A MARCUS, On x1cQna.Otreet,
y ~ che only place that you can get good 0air
.tvtse niaes, and CcltS Revciven ~ 4lt piscs-
i lsyaeh1e&lya 81 eam
NToRTA ATLANTIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
~ 1eSuisy T1vOsyA L1Hs 10 S1s rfeMcSsco, vis the
saa @N PANAMA RAILROAD,
Ard coanscting only With the steamers Goldsn
.,s.. Gat4, 0olasa Aea. JoaA =. EaspAsns and
. ,a4s5 ssa4s ass So1ora, Of thsgBEe tsssa@
Psci6c. Mail &tsemsA6p Ga. at P0nass1,
q sgsl s3s OiTsce 10 Aspinaosu.
aitada#a i TAA sntAndtA al4....A:c- sshSa ss
.sa BALTIC, ADRlATIC AND ATLANTIC,
Hsvizg issu entirely fslttsd and adapted 70 the
s4s leaving Nev York On ~ eth md seth Of
eech month. IRON tho toot Of OaAAl g.g a,
~ AB@@@ street and North River,
- Passengers and Nails win b forwarded W
Panama RaIlFoad. and connect At PanamA With the
f1AAc NAL 6seAmshlp. Company's magnificent
essAsships, wAie6 wialb y roadlnoss, and issvs
14HnlArILr for SAn EssDsisco. They Will be en-
hAFksd frye Of expesss from Railroad, By Compa-
nxss StAamboat ToROGA- ase tse e5.s srgse
An experienced Surgeon il attached to each ship
Do6QrGt6 34s1enger1 found In cook "a provisions.
bs11iA n and aat1ndhaoe. IL ID believed that the
saationD aloflsd ~ the Abovs ships are N
sgFpeeead ~ ~ u the world. The publio srs n
e; at s4a 81 ss: ,y: y a,s: S:.ss. on
rsAAy NJ 10, % svoid any possible detention 81
Passsngsrs or Nails, and embark their passsn-
q - paanr apply u the only odnesof the Con.
Ra61,spn The What foot Of danal Street, North
HlyeF, n b ~ VIM. H. 8WICKAAk. 4
Lon nfs sy KfILoaa i BrRaE,
II NJ NJ.
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nNn ~. III IO X -, M. De- SuxSSen
W. DencisG. Once on Sseond-St n
bstwsen ain and johnson streets, keo- t15Yy5
knk, IovA. ii
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Ayers Cherry Pect0ral

has won for itself such renown for the cure of
every variety OF Throat and Lung Complaint, that
h is entirely unnecessary for us to recount the
evidence of its virtues wherever IL has been ena-
ployed. A. il has long been in constant use
throughout this section. we need not do more than
assure the people its quality is kept up to the best
Il ever has been, and that il may be relied on to
do 1or their relief all II has ever been found 70 da
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qassod Iaoko Il Io0t1UoTy.aasc
n. Prsa he e.. IN0Eu14QAeA41 nsaqSAAss.
D1ifG6 10 Sall the special attmtion. AZ Moee w.
ii uteA 1DYrssssSss shssf 7setk W shSfSlaossAg
I IA lCTSxd

i. 111 .kiu q sAsaDsatist y ssea In hDsssesss
IN Rss+ZiAf ;s .ss 49, e. s.;,.A as@, through iis..
y.Ea. RastA aassssA ss0 assay ss'f v attended
~. II .'s M%si, ana .siIra, aiiine With pure gold
n . Guts1s renaIv fps dssay, I'm s
y. ItisA serious neglect 70 vail tor tooth'schs
NJ. M 1a.s.r s, dssroys > Teeth and Gums, without
'ns 1 say a sssS; ior wears Win Neuralgia Of
ths 1ac<, ,stomadh aSd Lungs, from NO osssr auss
~ ytf1 ~ ia s Teeth aassr. II. ,n-
feet the breath, dsrangs the stsuash, npaF
health. distract the nerves, and var With seod na-
s DIR. INQER6OLL
FsrForns M opsraMons On the Tssth and 6rn''
ar RTI1 LOLA h. ETH
% tAs Iest ssyls aaA Rinish.
Putsin ArtiAeal Palat1s and obtaraaers for cleft
..,,.... a., y. fssss J. ,.,o., II .nti,.ry
srs tas safsst asl tEsrs1oss ths shsapsss ana most
sssa :. :1 YssHs ur.
L. dese not e6ar apy stiealAr inAncsnents In the
line q acalAs Dlnn1sI. !. prstsrsins he l.Gon,
80 u chose Who prs tAs best svssen1,r'' .noean
AZ Examination OF specimens both Of Arttecssi
TesfA and Of very beautiful fliinss Of css'ai ees
- % Priess Tor fun ses Of Teeth, from SIS to
| alfI. Rxaninasion Of The Teeth xitAout sAsfge.
I DrurAL Roons-CorDsr Of Third and Aaan sts,
over Rix, Hale Co.'s Dank, Keokuk, Iowa
| EnsFsnseSA % Third-st. ldsel l1Aw2l
At ~. n IO X =, M. D.. SurtssA
WI. nencisG. Once on Seconds -
bstwsAn Main and johnson streets, \ Co -Q5Yy57@S
knk, Iova.
Dr. Hicks, In renewing his card to the pubic,
| would eaiI attention 10 . new styie Of "Phes
Work J" which is psssaiarly adapted 20 6at irrsgu
hr, and otherwise dimcult jaws Tbs improve.
meat has bsen testsd thrsc years and has sustaned
| IL early pecmisc Of Suing = raAi wast ID Pae.e
work. The work 10 now worn BY many OF our most
prominent citiscns, who give 1t sheaity approval
and 70 wAom he ID Pernitssd 70 refer shsss inter
ested. Yar~xf :.
Dr. II. 10 also nosntins sscontinsoas Gum"
work, I" Nock" work, and ordinary 'Saesd fi~te
work 4nf which he has snpsriar stccn o. M, ms.s
raa. hS 10 prsparsd - 6li tsath with Asoid Foil,
e Adhesive Go Id end "ChrystAl Gsid, 1.-The most
thorough and durable manner
| In view Of the stringency in money matters
| some alusion to PRIcEs may not be imProPI-
While on she cas land, Dr. II. bslassss u 80 bsthe
better policy q we'll ~ the hopentsry course not
to work 1t al than TO work at prices that VIII NO
sssuaAats islarisr work sn tAs neAsr hsS4 hs 10
wininx TO conform in his chargesa 20 the lover
standard of remuneration that other occupations
| havs suGsrsA. hs 3&ti taf st@ 43t s,s-
With nftssn yesrs 'expsrisnce, thorough devo-
tiun 10 his profession, and IN earnest desire to
pleese he IL Asssrmined to merit, and hopes - re-
ceive, acontnuation of the liberal patronage hare
| tofore enjoyed.
Julyll-dAw & H@4 a
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EsOR mis by KELLOGG BIRHE,
L augls-d No. So Main-st.
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VH0L = bULIIVzN Go.
fsuccxssoEs 70 >. /. HoBIs co.,)
Fourth-strtes, between Main and johnson,
low 4,
TaR = - rE1 n AAND NJ n u n b
In 0LJNEN6 WARE s0LAa6 anA CHINA, Ksne-
scne LAmEs, solar Ana Hanging lamps, Locking
Glasses, fek Trays, ". "a.
Having purchased tAs large and we'll selected
stock II Ths U uand Of q. +. 0rilbeh Co., will
bs plesseA " have . au 1rsn ens ard ALI Ws
intend 10 keep constantly On hand complete stock
both for 2 II fs#gst*
WHDLKSALEkND nErAIL TRADE.
5 Rsystyips oar oso4s ddrscs xron Ah@ uaaufactu.
rcfs, ID England, France and Americs, We will be
abls - ssl ~ low ~ any ragsla Assss ~ ~ West
49, v. H. SULLIVAN b 90.
Jsn 10 1a6o-dkv
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ONE DAILY TRAIN. t.
f1N snd altar this date md antiI fasthsr notice,
~ ONE r1sssnger Train Win Tpn each way
daily l6unds1s sx0eptsdJ - folIDwS:
Loavihg Keokuk q 6s1O i. II.
Leasing Bentonsport q 4.8O P.H.
~ Usnnsstfng at the lattr piace, q herAtofofs,
vitA &Asope6hes u the western St4ecC Tor all
pe1nt6 In Aiddle, Western and 6cutheru IovA
A1At1akA. Kxnsos, kc.
1hnOUGH TICKETS 10 ST. Louip, Louisyills
Cincinnati. and the East, may b hsd st the Ofaca
In Benton tport. asaa
-4Arsas low ~ tho lowest. to AL Southern
anA &nstornO OiHes. +H#aaA ~ ~
~PasesNGsN hy this rosta make sure connsc.
tiope With fhe b .R. h. r. - Eair1siA, roach.
ing Ottumwa the same evsnine. -
A8}as y. DWIGHT RATION,
saass a.lsl. ss a. hsa 7@.s III sSnpssint1ndsnt.
o-Ticket Once at Railroad Depot w
Once In KilheVvpess D2cek. lnl, sEss ~.
H. Ksokuk. 6snt- A9. skR-AAv
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GREAT NATIONAL ROUTE
asa saaf Aas&.st s49{8fs 10 44fs hi sgg8 III -
AAL LT1MORE. NEW Nxe1I, AsxaAI4A.
DELPHJA AND B0SHON
AND ONLY Road 70
~ - . - ON FsON ClrYI
Ii sAe Ag ~~~rT@~4-----~+--4-~---- 8snS&#
The Baltimore G(1lHfO


4 - NAlERO DAD
TsrniSates - Bdisinoss asd ~ ashineson
City on the East, asd W6ssliAg, Ben
wooAsad Pssksrsbmgou ths Wsst,
sac - shish pIAss IL SonAesss with
Railroads and StsEaAbsats
for and from ali
point1 in the
West, Southwest 4 North W. est;
= axD rxxfsxfs 70 ran rRAvxLrsa rusIlc i
SHORT AND DESIRABLE ROUTE
TO Alsa.iOk 41sK EAsrEHn CrTIEsy
|. rr..engers s. tSis Rsp.. csn vi.i. q, s,4i.,
II baltimore; fhilldsfphia, New York Or Boston,
a. tAscsaf ~ Ttckss 70 Nse Ycss ~ BOsssH <sass
AusaA~ysstA. s4tls@ sonEsa. sas easle -
Ts.ouaa TloK rTs can .ise ss esss.s $ 3
acIMR6, ~ and aAdtttsnAl ehargeof -. {
EraEs Ga5s1as y, .4 palas. n v. M.T asd
I. THE EBAITkMORR kOHI0 n. R.
sa sa - fsllsws:
MICHIGAN CENTRALR. n.
Via Michigan City, Lafayette, Indianapolis, Gin
csAnati or Cslumbssy aho, Detroit 0ievsiand.
Mich. Southsn II Nsrsh,n ina. r.. n.
Via Teledo and Cleveland. OK via Handnsky
Mans6eld Newark Railroad. !
Ptttsbargh, RI. wayne r CAtsage R.R.
Via Lima, or Crestline and Columbus, or Via
Ssndusky, Mansfeld = Newark K.R.
4
MQUIRR RoR flCkElS via WIKAnC!
/ H 4e4a@
Fass Always - Low - the LeWess !
a4 - -------A--~----------~- RF /
THROUGH TICKETS BAGGAGE CHECKS
can b procured 1T al the principal Raiiroad md
Btssmboat O0css In the West
k-M41BLK, 0sn'i Ticket Agent.
W.P. SMITH, Master Transport alton.
E.F.FULLEk, Gent Western Art
Oct. I, '5o-d h 1F@e4k9
1860. e. 1850,
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Die 9teaune 4reu6eu6.

Der Correspondent Der &c. 9. Staatez
5eituu9 (Soooie) 1areibt unter Gem "a,
SUM- aus europa:
Die @ituotion mirb pSQis reu, pbne
cab man losen t0nnte, wic fe ,peroen
miro. preuben bat cine entl9eipence
Wabre9tl 9etrcfen : es mcbiliin ,rpei
Drittel ietner Nrmte. 6 Corps, 70 ettpas
mte 100000 Mann. Gin Mrmeeeorps
bleibt in pommern CUR Defune pes Sf>
%iteOrancee, Elm 3weite5 in Snpreuben, 100
ote 8tfelisuns Don &6nis6tere in aQer
Gle pur@ 1aufenpe Don Mrbeitern nit
Notbmauern tompletirt miro ; Elm prittes
bIeibt in S6leleu, beipe alto our Mbwebr
9e9en &uien, prn penen 10000 pberbalb
Siprenben EA fammtln unp minpefens
chen 10 pielt in &alil@ tpncentrirt fno.
Son ben 6 mobilen &orp6- bas er1e
y @erba9tis 1T IS alertinss, bab, tpabrenb
bic Bpups int Nep=gprfer 0elpmarft bios III 80
Gents bur9 ben @ouserneur ~sertauft tpurben, Der
Mubitcr le benno9 3u IS Gents inpprilrte.
ny Who have, or may become civil
lized in fact.
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Graf Sblif.

Der gum commanoirenben @enerole III
Stalien berufene @raf Grans @9lfd Don
8a6ano uno Weibfir9en, t. t. General
Der &aDaQerie> 9ebeimer 6ofratb Il, &amz
merberr, wurpe i'm Sabre 1889 31 prao
9ebpren unb 1T mttbin ieBt 70 Sabre alt.
Gr ltammt aus einer oer dlteten Gamilien
ce6 bDbmii9m Nbel8. S@pn i'm IL.
Sabrbunoerte ftnoen mir bic Namen leiner
@orfabren in ben Nnnalen per bHbmilden
@el6tdte. @e9en pa6 @npe pes IA.
Sabrbunoert6 wuroe bic Gamite S1ltd
ourd elm sliidli9e6 un9efabr cine per
retateu Gamilien cer Welt. Muf peren
@utern i'm GrS9ebir9e IN bet Stele, no
Spadim6tbal ertaut warp> puroen reide
Silbermlnen entneft. &aum rpQr piele
Gntoedun9 cer Belt befannt 9epprcen,
ais aus alien Welt9e9enpen Ntenteurer
mad Dem ueuen Glpprapo ou%6,panoerten,
unp I'M SABRE 1915 finoen mir in ben
Starten Soadim6tbal @otte9sab &c. co.
600 Miner uno Nrbeiter. Sen @rafen
S6lt6 wuroe POM Sal Ter bas Mun;redt
einseraumt, uno Die erlteu Gbaler pel9e
in Der Belt 9eprd9t purpen> sinsen aus
Der ManSe cer @rafen S@lid in Soa
berour Cole Spa9imstboler;
un)er auma9tiser Dollar lit rur cine @orz
ce6 oeuti9cn @prts 9baler), -
8eim 8esinn pe6 II. Sobrbunperts nab
men Die @rafen S@lid cine berpprroeenoe
Steuun9 unter ben repolutiondren Nnz
86bmen6 Elm; i'm Sabre 1923
wuroe Elm @raf S@lid auf 8efebl ceS
BON Seferrei@ auf Dem Marftz
PLACE BON pras entbauptet uno mtbrere
Der wertbsoQiten 9errl9aften Der Gamilie
|puroen con- iecirt. Der @rp6yater unb
Batter unleres @eloen &paren Sferrei9ilde
9ieatenants unt ;ei4neten
bel mebreren @ele9enbeften aus,
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minut(ota Staats3eitnn9.
81. Ynul, ben %. Sult 1859.
Sic Tdfel.

9}d6ite @p6e wer6e i6
cine &etie na6 Dem Siten
MAIDEN, UNI fit ben IL. Sabr<
gang Der Tafel 5u cpQecttz
rer* - Sd beoaure, III bteler
3eit, wp i& BET republtfani<
Yartet nit @Drt unb
S6rift @twa6 naben f6nnte,
abreiitn 5u mQ0en; bp& wp
@at6t 9ebietet, betbt e8 &C.
burden.
49, Die r@tnne1pta
StQat83eitun9" wtr6
nod bret Mpnate eri&etnen
un6 Damn QufbDren.
% bis jeBt blp6 mebreM n=
5ei9e11 pterteltdbri9 pprauS<
be3ablt itn6 un6 fir ba8 8latt
blp8 bret5ebn @pnnenten ein
Babies Sabr 1prau8be5ablt
baben, fan11 i& 3ur ermdbn=
ten 3eit bic 3ettun9 rubt9
aufoeben; pbne Qubere &er<
pft&tung ait ba@ 1erebrte
@ubltfum, al8 6aB t& BON Ben
9ret3ebn Se6em so @t6> In
@pitm1rfet retpurntren mer>
Be. - Den fr1beren @pn<
rentet1 1T @tnnelpta mer6e
i6 baS 8latt NOD ferner 3n<
ienben; bod wp11en 6teielben
feline bQlbtdbrt9e @rdnume<
ration eini6iden. . 49, -" =. =.
@pQten RQter bic 3eiten
be0er &per6en, ip bin i6 &C.
ipnne11, bic 3ettun9 wieber
fprt5uieben>
w. Die uTaGel" wirb
re9elmQbi9 fprter16etner.
"@t. @aul, 49, Suli 1885,
&ubpigb.
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Convention.

Die republtfantf@e @pn<
Yenttpm welde yprtsen Mittwp9 tbre
Gerbanplun9en i'm Capitol gu 81. paul
be9ann> mar ourd aue> lelbl BE emit ernz
tel ten Counties pertreten unp bel per orHBz
ten Sronnn9 unb Wtrpe fonnte man
leben> baB Die Mb9eproneten ibrer Muf<
9abe 9ewa@ien uno IS tbr Grnt> pbne
@ddfdt auf ibr perlSnliGes Snterel7e
auein> ben Staat BON ber @@ma9 I'll be-
freien> in mel9e er bur9 Suu1ion peS
SclteS uno tapelnSwertbe Mib9rife Der
oberten @taatsbeamten 9~etirst >puroe.
Gs &par cine 8rcbe &erlammlune Don
Mdnnert> BET beren Nnblid man fi@
freuen fpnnte, nit ibnen gu elmer unc Bet
ielben partei gu sebSren> beren @trete1
es 1T, ben Ganatismu6 I'M Nproen loppbl
pte int @doen @ren;en gu ieBen> bic Union
gu pabren, bic @taat6redte gu ebren> bic
9anplunsen ber er%trapa0anten Bunpesz
re9ierun9 gu rii9er, bic Mu8pebnun9 ber
Sflaperei uber bic @ren3en Der be{teben>
ben @flapenfaaten gu serbinbern uno tte
&e&te Der naturaliiirten 8ar9er gu i9at<
gen. pbne bic 3eit Der DECENTRALIZATION Sc
ner> bic 8urser peroen >pouen, au serz
lan9ern. -: ~:
Man bat ertpartet, tab bic Ylatform
pprseleat b{seutirt u. aneenomnae, rueree>
ebe man CUR Domination Der @anoibaten
1&rettet ; bod ais @ltd in ben Saal trat,
par bic @eseiferuns cine 70 a%lleemeine
70 9rpbe> boB man benz Drano nidt MI
berifeben fonnte u1o Jpn ipelet@ ourd eiin<
itimmtoe Exclamation abermals gum @anz
bipaten fit bic Communicable ernanrt
bat> bic ibm 1dpn BEL Der spri9en @obl
re@tmabt9 3utam unb 1ur ourd aner<
fannie ablz8 etrii9ereten ent;pgen tpprpen
par. 49,.
Das @elentlt@e Der Convention 1iub
bic @runpiase, pel@e in. Der platform
auS9elprp@en murben. Wlt6fdut uns audi
bic unp oa bic 6pru1> bic @pra&e, 70 milf
fen mir bod betennen, pab Die principien
tlar, rein, prattil@ unp sunfi9 fit bic
Union iinp. ., .,..:.
Die Nlatfprm.
l. @ir flnb fir MISUNDERSTANDING Der
union> ber Staatsre@te unp Der Grei<
belt beS @plteS. "'.
2. Da mir bic Sflaperei fir Elm arobes
" mpraltl@eS uno ppltttl@es 1ebel ball
ten, miperieBen MIR uns Be + III g..
breitu ber1elben Qberbte
@ren3en Der Stotaten, in
wel@en~ lie bereitS >befebt
-.ferner Der @ieoereinflbruus bes
afrifanii&en @tlopenbanbels> 70 aud
. einem Sflasen>@ eiebbu& fit Die Ser
riturien ; unb inoebb MI ulrel iiepe,r' Gin
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-07-23

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The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1859-10-12
Senator Chestnut of South Carolina

The Charleston Mercury publishes ut length
a recent speech ST this Senator. 1t is calm,
philosophical pnd statesmanlike review of the
sectional controversy precipitated upon the
country by Northern Abolitonists; and pre-
sents the Southern side of the question with
much force and clearness He does not, like
Mr.. Toombs, consider the question settled,
but argues the necessity of Southern union,
and of preparation for whatever events the
future has in store for the assailed States. He
denounces tn Squatter Sovereignty dogma,
and laments the introduction Of the issue rel
alive to the African slave trade, though he
does not pretend to vindicate the infamous
laws of Congress for the suppression of the
traAc. His reason for deprecating the issue is
that it will tend to divide the South but
Senator Chestnut must come to understand
that this is no argument. In the same sum-
mary method every measure of safety and
protection which ingenuity may suggest in the
interest of the South would be ignored -
among them, the right to protection in the
territories. As long as free thought and free
speech are tolerated there will be differences
of opinion but Southern men must reason
together calmly and in spirit of brotherhood
and pursue the course which liberal enquiry
and enlightened judgment indicate to be the
best and wisest. The question is, will the
re-opening of the African slave trade increase
the resources; the wealth; the population
and the power of the South Will it ex.
pand her territorial area, and bring new States
into the Union to help fight the battles of the
Constitution against the fanatical hosts Of
Seward? If it will effect these great ends
the South ought to be united in its favor.