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A CArAAoUNr.-On Friday morning, We had
the pleasure OF assisting very large Catamount
down IRON tall Linn tree, distant about two
hundred yards irom our house, where he had
taken refuge from our dogs. This variant Was
about four feet in length and twenty inches 10
height He was one Of the same family, that
has been robbing our poultry yard tor the last
two years. and makes the fourth one captured
by us within the last six months. Amt We some
on cats ats?-Council BlufEs Bugle.
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jim GREEN MAKES SPKEcH.-Jim Green,
whose place Senator Douglas once promised to
Frank Blair, has been making a speech ~ JEFF
ferson CITY, upon things in general and politics
in particular. He dwelt at length upon the
Nebraska act and "squashed" Squatter Sover-
eighty to earth.
..He denounced as fallacy the doctrine that
Territorial Legislat are could abolish slavery
within It's bounds. such en- admission would
allow the Territories 10 nulliy the Constitution
Of the United States, as expounded by the
highest Judicial authority in the world Every
man had the right to go to the Territories with
such property ss be pleased TO take, and when
there be must be protected 10 the peaceful pos
session Of it, If not by Territorial, then BY Fed
eral authority. This same battle of consttu.
ton.l rights against the doctrines Of Black Re.
pablicanism has to be fought over again in
1850. IL was not merely the right 70 slave
property that We mad TO maintain, but the right
Of oil property. This forsy upon slavery vas
merely the cropping out Of single idea from
the brain Of Black Republicanism, and behind
is lay the doctrines of Agrarianism, Pourierism,
French Red Republicanism, and many other 90.
cial and political ab0iDinations.
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An Association, composed of clerical and lay
delegates from the several Congregational
Churches Of Iowa, was held last week At Musca.
tine. In the course OF their session the follow
ing Preamble and Resolutions we're unanimous
ly adopted:
Whereas, The effort to carry into execution
the Fugitive Slave enactment is constantly pro
ducng excitement and collision, and subjectiDg
Christian aud humane, men aud Law abiding
citizens to prosecution, pains and penalties; !;
and, whereas, a number Of citizens Of
Western State-sOme OF whom We take pleas
ure in recognizing as our bretheIn in Chris
ARE thus barassed at the present time; Re
solved
lst. That We extend to these our brethren
and fellow citizens q hearty sympathy, and
say to them: '<Be courageous in enduring
wrong for the cause OF right We believe the
results OF your case will not terminate with you
alone, who are Immediately and directly con
cerned in il, but will have important bearings on
the cause Of liberty throughout the entire
country.
I'd. That we recognize he Providence Of
God which is using the enforcement OF this un-
Christian enactment to call out and increase the
humane and Christian opposition of our fel-
low citizens and fellow Christians to the
whole system of American Slavery, with all
its attendant evils, whether established by en-.
actment or the General Government, and sane
toned by the Supreme Court, or enforced by
Federal officers.
Sd. That we nom take up collection in aid
of the brethren and friends in bonds in OHIO,
and that the same be forwarded to Rev. II.
l.. Hammond, OF the Congregational Herald, ior
them.
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tbs Tine, SO Tar as we are informed, has
never been beaten
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DUBUQUE 4 Pacific RAILROAD LAND SALEs.-
There was very little bidding to-day. There
appears to be IN outside arrangement for one or
t~o persons to bid for the benefit OF all such
boLdholders - are 10 the arrangement This
course Of policy is prina .faeie. not right. But
il it excused BY those in the arrangement on
the ground that they will pay ten per cent. on
the purchase in cash, TO the Trustees, to aid 10
further construction Of the road for which the
Trustees agree to issue bonds Ut the rate OF
thirty cents on the dollar. The Trustees put up
the lan0s Tor sale to the highest bidder, and
come parties did bid oG some tracts, Who we're
not in the arrangement. The gentlemen swho
are bidders and have gotten up this plan are
men Of character, and will no doubt act in good
faith, and advance the money according 70
agreement. This advance will aid the Road a
much e. the want Of competition will iniare il.
A mere combination Ia Peter Funk. 10 reduce
prices disconnected from the material aid. would
not look we'll. nor be worthy Of the gentle men
bOndholders Who bid in this case. The lands
will probably be nearly al sold by the time our
paper goes 10 prsss. The town lo.s sll be cold,
probably Dext week. The 100000 acres
which have been disposed of, win probably foot
up q account one million Of dollass.-f Dubuque
Times.
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DARENTS AND OTHERS WILL FIND THE
WINGS FARiNA CRACKERS.

i most happy Effects resUlil from the use VI
WINGS fARiNA CRACKERS
They are skuowedged Of the teathI articles
Of cd Produced they used b fsa
lies with eat aiy6nttgc.
One pound Of WINGS CRACKERS Is erimaed 70 ooaan
much nouIishnieI two pounds Of bread.
Tbo.e who use " INGs CRACKERS regularly fnd them UN
EQUALED FOR THEIR INvIGORATING POWER, not only
n aiding the but in restoring .bose forces
Of which have become reduced By disease mental
And ply sica' labor.
Eminent Phy csns recommend their valuable food in
sickness 81 well health. and especially for children.
THEY ARE EXTENSIVELY USED
IN cases uoHrshnei required free from al fversh
dnoy found be peculiarly suitable for the and
f., be
MANY Ladies .pesI Of them highest delcacy
which ever, faulty be supplied With, only
Of ,heI excel. nee q noUrshment ard
VERY PLEASANT TASTE,
Int A. an article Cf even day u sreater less extent
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stem which indispensable - that natural beauty sd cheer
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AL those who may wish procure these valuable Cscke,
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This csup has become necesa in consequence Of at
ut by 6esenrg persons sell the ordinary kind Of Crackers
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BOOK for HUSBANDS aud WIVES.
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CONTENIs liS PAsrl
II. Revelation Of Woman. l1be locsruation of Love.
Creation o the B.!ov.s rne L,nqui-hns OF Love.
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Wis, ,bsll the Bride bel fon her Sos.
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