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New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-21
Proclamation par lie Marie.

FTNcINmNEEOh pNF Ie WMlre.
MAIR1E IA NoUvELLE- ORLEANS,
Hetel-de Sile, 5 dGcembre 1850
I'm VERTU de Ia resolution No. $40 du
IA Conse Gemuun de In vile de In Nonvee orleans,
ofmement 10 section l2 de Ia eharre de la ve avis
lie present donne que tntention dell vile de
de tare mEr cinquanta-t peds pouees
qatre ignes In st-Andre de Ia stCatle Ia
Dryades ct auss de praquer fouVertnre de Ia e
Andre vugdeux peds peuces large pai
de Ia rue DFyades In rue Howard.
d6 1aw8w JOHN 7. MONROE, Marie.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-21

HouvELLE- ORLEANS, 10 Juliet 1860
Al'Honorabe Conse Comrlun
de III VILE de Ia Nonyelle Orleans:
+ ES soussfgnes proprtetaires sur la rue
~ ST. Louis eutihdent honorable corps de
fectonnsr des bauGHees hriqne peres borne
goes en- be sur les denN coe de la dte des Roman
aduGe par lie Ceutr6eur npye cnu ours davis
dams Ia gazette onfcele ct p6tonnaires etc. etc.
john Jacob, q peds.
Misses Mudoon, II
Ben. Faith, II !.
Henry Galway. q
II. IL. Patemaun, e..
VIM. Mcdonald, II a.. a.D...
K. Stubeuyauch 81 d.
Michael Tobfn. % =.
Geo Harmanu, .. % -.
II. tiriileu, "a =,
Benemps, %
Jacob Butkhardt, 81 -. m
r. Havny, II -.
Cioh. Veigel 25
oeT 1avsw sec6afre des Atsistants ,Idsr91eu
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-21
Proclamation par lie N1aire.

Proclamation par lie Marie.
MARIE DE la NoUyELLa-ORLRAEs
Hotel de Ville,S de noven1hre 1850
I'M NERTU dc Ia Resolution No. $3.50 tIr1
h Gonse Gomnun de la Nouvee Orleans, ct commencement
Ia section 9 de la Chare de Ia Vile par e present
donne ntenon de la vile de In Nouvele est de
aire macadamiser Ia Magnolia partir Ftcite
nsqua avenue Washington, conormement specifications
du eoyer de la vile.
n5 iawsw JOHN 7. MONROE, AIare
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-21
E. T. PARKER,
sherifof the Parish Of Orleans,

sherifof the Parish Of orIeans
La VILE DE LA NILE
SIxtENE goUR nE DIsT.IcT ORLEANS vs. ALEX
de Ia Nouvelie Orleans. ANDRR WATERs0N--No
I'm sEl&EU dun writ de saisie ct vente. n
u moi alfes4a Honorable sxiemB Cor de District
lA Nousee Orleans dams Ratinite cdessus proctdefai
FESDREni, IL de anyi-r 1867, midi FHetcl la Cite
rue Dc Ia 0ommane, entire les dn Camp des Magasns
la description, E8ynir:
IN TERRAIN de fanc trianguleire sen6 par lie No Un
st4 aGns lie Premier District dc Vile dams is No 90
eE9 pas is rpes Celeste Feca ct des Rcligeases ayaut
3 triS phuees de face Ia Feice IS pieds ppuce st
lEHes la g elgieu4es ct 81 pedS Ia ct rs
pied, pauees et gnts Ia iigne du terrain No Denx
Saisie dams lHfRite clessus.
0ONDIfIoNs-Compan au moment do ladpdcafiou.
Il. r. PARKER
40 la II ShGrifd la Paruisse d ORLEANS
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-21

poRT-4s Il casks Keester's Burgundy. for sale by
r0 cornsr araTier and New 'Leyss..
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-21
=# y. T. PARKER, lid
Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans.

stSrEHE couE pr DISTRICT 2LA WILLIE DE IA MILE.
della No"velle- Orleans ORLEANS IA ys s; J; WALK
EtN NEN1su d,gn writ de snisie ct vente Il
III Nouyee Orleans, dams paae cdessns 10 proc5eni il
LuNnl = de deeembre 1850 midi F6tdde Ia Gle rue
de Ia Commuae entire les du Camp des glnsHsns IL
vce pubque CT adjudication dc la propTiete
crption savojr--
SIX TERRATNs situfsdas Quarieme District dc cette
Vile dnns let horne par les St David Lberte DauS
iene TEoisieme ct hyautlss dimensions suvanies savor
Les No 90 Oet 10 nesrent chaeun 20 pieds r face
Ia rue Trnscme, entire les St. David TberG sur lb
ped de phtondeUr lie No. 10 Angle rros
teme ct St David 40 tieds de Tf0sene
sur lh0 pieds de pr1oue,lr ct face la ST. David.
Sase dams l'aiiaire c-dessus.
CONDlIIONS-CompaD moment de adjudicatont
r.. r. PARKER,
nG3 dlf "a Sheriff de la Paroisse Il Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-21

e W. lI + V, ,tnI.WI UKI.FANN vs.
OF New ''leen'' @AFAANRgk Re- W. MATEESoN
pY VIRTUE of n writ of seizure and sale
~ to directed by The honorable the Sixth District Court
Of New ofeaH H. the above entitled cause, sill proceed
eil at public auction, tile City Hotel Common street be.
tween Caap and Magazine streets, FRIDAY, flth day
Of dnnnsry 1861 at IL O'clock NJ, the following described
property VIII
CERTAIN TRIANGULAR lot OF GROUND. de-
sgneitd by The No One, situated in the First District this
city in No 30 bounded by Celeste Felicity
Igi0ns streets and Rs front of &c feet inches Felicity
Strce 33 feet inches and lines Religious street 81 feet
lot No two
Seized in the above suit.
IERMs-OAah on lie
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-21
SHERIFE,S SALES.

rsp H, bsrsGr q,Iia. Gounr ROBERT MILLER MICHAEL
nv TIRU Of pauriss oassoSf9 syrit oS es er,
ort aeAs e Na TO 9s sdn directed 4 doaoe he Third District
9Th o day s' d pissas TeesSosP s
~ fHE SoNfENTs or coFFEEHousE stn,,ea nj tbs
market tic ts District q s city, s'.sss as pr nsS s N o S
Seized ia the above suit.
TERMS-Cash on the spot.
=. z. PARKER,
Sheriff of the Parish OF Orleans
rRo,siEnE ooUE De nIsrnlcr} ROBERT MILLER vs. MI.
No Soos oo'No's-
a Tit floems ae cdr aes e
esde q 4 s 3e da s i o ]
sur les enx capres ddsgnds, la yente pubque audca
IL FoNns DUN CAFE situd d langle des rues Tchou-
ponas @ ct PRES lie mateh6 Ste Marie dams e Pre-
saisi deus laeaire cdessus.
coNblrioNs-compnnt au moment de I'ndlnaieaon.
dis 81 "A q % shdrtf de Ia Psroisse Il Orllans.
s1f NV sFsis Sa'"' VI ASsSEs Fs4S HHE246SoR
B xnRTVE he of F1t es ef t SFb @ @fsias ss &
parties Interested heren will proeseS to sell at pHbiie aue
lion on MONDAY sst day Of, Deesmbgr, s6o O5s
The SS sfsGnd iar p,stgiqt os f e. es sody sly
ete The whole pev inventory TO be in my oice
Sel1sa ~; ~ n ne y, a above ~, ,,,i smii,
iERsls-hAsn on the spot
n. 7. PARKER,
dis 81 Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
slxrn DISTRICT eouRr CRY on NEW ORLEANS vs.
OF New Orleans s. j. WALKER \ WINSTON.
No. s72S.
II taMIUfI ofa writ of Seizure and Sale
~ to me objected by the Honorable the Sixth District Cont
Of New orleans in the above entitled cause viii proc .ed TO
sell ~ public auction the City Hotel Common
Camp and Magazine streets, MONDAY. oath day OF
December 1860 a II O'Clock NJ the following described prop
erty viz =
SIX CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, situated IN the
Fourth District of this city, in square bonded by David
Liberty Second and Third Streets and having following
dimensQus Lots Nos and 10 have each 80 feet front
on fntrd street between - David ard Lhey streets BY
feet deep; lot Ne. 10 forming the Of Third David.
streets fronts so on Third street by los feet in deuh
and Front on 81. David street.
Seized in the above suit.
TERMS-Cash on the spot
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-21

NEW ORLEANS, June 20, ls60
T5the Honorable the Common Council
Of the City of New Orleans:
THE undersigned owners Of real estate
fronting GAlvtz street between Biauyille and
rnndet Walk respectfully pray your honorable body
the sale according law of contract ene the south side
of Galgez street, fros ieHye Carohdelet Walk.
Il Chiffon, 29i feet FIR. Rohber 29 feet.
Wm YoekE %
JAS. A. HOPKINS
Secretary Board Assistant Aldermen
NouFELLE0RLEAs 20 juin 1862
ApHonorabe Censeil Comnun de Ia Nouyelle- Orleans
1 ES ussfgnes, proprictaires sur In rue
- Gavez entire Ia BiepviIe ct lie Chemn Carondeef
specuensemet demandent corps dordonner
Ia eonoFmemen la loi dun pour coquier
cote sud de la Gasez de Ia Benyte Ghemn Ca
randelet.
Il Grifon, 294 pieds. Fr. Robert 90 pieds
Wm VOckmann % :.
JAS. A. HOPKINS
OF 1awSw Secretare du Conse1 des Assist Aldermen
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-21

plurality o Counting for each share or ock
Ipnpl Shall sufficient 10 elect Directors VIA ha ID
their ms meeting et thei' election chooe Of their
ber for President Of the AspcA1on shall elected by
majority Of the whole Board upon whom ali citations ana
other legal processes shall be served.
Il shall b the duty Of M President preside at all
Of the ttoA and intae II abSeuep inability act lie
B6d shall eject OF their members President pro tenn who
shall for the time being exercise the full powers Uf President
Al eie pns sha b by ballot udgrho supetintendeuee Of
inspectors appointed by a Board from among tile st0ckbod
mot DLrector az least week pLio any election
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-21

NogyELLE ORLEANS, Is Juliet 1860
ApHonorahle Censel Commun de la Nouvele- Orleans
I ES SOUSSIGNlS. proprietaires sur la
Ii Roman de la du Canal an Chemn Garonaeet
specueusemen demanden Totre honorable
vene, confomement la o dun pour eonfecon de
banqnettes en- bane pierFes de bonre gos bo
les deux coes de Ia Roman de la au Che
min CaEondelsi, zen exeeptant eelles aela faltesl
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-21

Each shareholder at al meetings the election Directors
other shall be entitled directly Ia
each share Of stock held by him. provsed that no Stock
holder shall vote in his five hundred and
provided also a he shall have owned his at least three
months prior 10 the day of voting
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-21

EyPAVE Du QUATRIENIE EDISTRICT.-ua 81
Ell etc conduit depot des epaves du Quaee District
Annoncation entire iasenue Washington rue Sixeme
CONNIE epaves--
I'm Cheya hai fonce les jambes de dcgant ropiees
81 lie dit animal reclane dams cn1 iours et les
fras payes il vendn penchere pnbqne au dit d.
pot 10 LUNDI, "a ddcembre 1860 d 10 henres A. M.
G. T. FAYSSOUX,
Ddpute Commissaire des Rues.
Al
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-21

All powers Of this Corporation shall In Boad Of
Directors consisting Of twelve persons OF whom shall
hold IN his right least twenty handred dollars o the
capital stock Of said Association.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-21

NkW URikANs june 80, ISUl.
of the City of New Orleans:
VsIlE undersigned owners Of property on
Cont street. from Roman street Toni street. respect
fully pray that ordinance resolution be passed. according
law for the sale of contract for the
sidewalks horiered by cubstone and wooden CUTTERS
sides Of Cont street, except where already madel from Roman
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-21

These Articles Of Association may be modified altered and
the capital stock be increased any no, exceeding
two millions OF dollars In the manner provided by laws with
consent Of in a all the Sockhodera obtained
general meeting convened after thirty days notice When
ever any Increase shall be duly authorized sixty days
notice OF tho shall be given newspapers published
the city of New Orleans within which time Stockholders shall
have the privilege Of taking additional shares proper.
ton TO the Of their stock any shares NOT taken al
the expiration Of that time he disposed by the Dectors
fer the benefit of the Association but not at less than
value y
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-21

majority Of the Board Of Directors shall be necessary
form quorum mud decision Of such majority shall DO val
corporate act for the purchase of The right Of way ID
otin building foads for the purchase estat
which shall require vote 0 three fsuTs Of The whole Boa
Of Directors.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-21

Any Director being about to absent himself period Of SIX
months less nominate substitute In his stead proyded
said substitute shall have in Ills right not ess an tenty
tive shares OF The eap stock Of the Company and Foed
aso that sa substitute be elected BY the Board Directors
fer the time being.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-21

IA conduit apaves n Premier District encognnrs dies
rues Lafayette ct Vine. CONNIE 6pave-
Une TRUE blanche ct nore.
Une TRUE bruno.
Une Ghevre bruno.
Une Chevre bruno ct blanche.
Une Chevre bruno ayant les cotas blancs,
Une Ghevre noife.
81 les dts animaux pas rtcames dams eis jours les
ffas payes lis vendus penchere pnhque dit de-
pot, e LGNpI, 81 de d6eembge 1850 10 heures a. NJ.
G. ]. FAYSS0UX,
nGpute Commissare des Rues.
NouyeIe Orleans. 90 aaeemhre 1850 d9I u "a
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among us. Let them take watchfu
interest in the matter, Selling hold Of op.
portunities, and following them up. as
they would in other cases where their
interests are to be promoted. We all
hear occasionally of manufacturers who
are looking for location. Let us have
an understanding that whatever reasona-
BILE inducements they may need, we are
prepared to offer. If all would manifest
the same interest, and proportionate
liberality, that is shown by Mr.. BULL,
there can be no doubt that few years
will give us manufacturing interest that
will insure great growth and prosperity
to our town. Mr.. BULL gave us author
ity to state that he would donate all the
ground required for. any manufacturing
establishment, and would not stop there
if the enterprise deserved further encour-
agement. Let his spirit be emulated, and
Independence will neither stand still or
retrograde.
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QUASQUETON TANNERY.

GREAT IMPROVEMENT IN LEATHER
The un dersign desires to call the attention
of Boot and Shoe makers, Harness makers, and
the citizens of Buchanan and adjoining Coun-
ties generally, to the Leather made at his Tan
merry. This leather is tanned by the patent pro-
cess of Mr.. I. L. FURBusH, Independence, which
process has many advantages over any other
known. 1t is much cheaper than Bark ut the
usual price it is much more rapid, requiring
only from Ten to thirty days for all kinds Of
Leather it makes softer, tougher stronger
and heavier leather-a leather which wears
we'll, turns water WELL and never cracks. No
hot liquors, oranything that can inj ure the lea
thes, is used, the materials being mainly vege-
table. The patentee is practical tanner, and
twenty years experience in all the various meth
DDS, has enabled him to speak with confidence
of the superiority of his invention. have
manufactured by it for year past, and my
leather has given the most universal satisfac-
ton as regards softness, smoothness, and
strength itcan mot be surpassed am also sell
ing it at lower prices than other leather of the
same quality I invite a trial OF it from the
trade. j. J. MOWRER.
Quasqueton Iowa, June "a. l5-3m
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Pimples and Skin Diseases

Are the result of impure blood. The blood
becomes thick and clogged. The skin is not
able to cast off the impurities so important to
health. How many young men and women we
see with their faces covered with pimples and
blotches, who are endeavoring to remove them
by the use of soaps and washes of various
kinds. This is very dangerous and should new
er be practiced by persons DESTROYS of good
health. Mothers who have children afflicted
with sores and eruptons, should never dry
them up by external application, for in this way
they will drive in the humors and produce i'll
health for the child during its whole lifetime.
There is no mother that likes to see her children
afflicted with feeble health
JUDSON'S MOUNTAIN HERB PILLS
are prepared expressly for the cure of eruptions
Of the skin, such as pimples, blotches, sores,
DC. They cleanse the blood of all impurities
producing beautiful, clear and healthy skin,
so much admired by all people of taste and re
fnement.
Sold by all Medicine Dealers
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Township Club Meeting.

re- The meetings of the Township
Club increase in interest. The attend
ance on Saturday night was larger than
on any previous occasion. Several new
members were enrolled, and among them
one, if not two, who had heretofore been
staunch Democrats. A. b. LEWIS, Esq.
made what was unanimously conceded
to be an excellent speech-correct in its
premises. forcible in its argument, and
logical and effective in its conclusions.
On next Saturday evening Judge Ia
Dor addresses the Club, and the public.
including The ladies, are invited. as they
are to each and all of the meetings Of the
Club.
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Wide !Awakes.

Wl0e AWakeSs
~ A meeting of the Wide Awakes
was held on Saturday evening, after the
adjournment Of the Township Club
The committee to procure members re-
ported over thirty names as already en-
rolled. A Constitution, By Laws. Rules
and Regulations for the club were adopt.
ed. The committee on uniform reported
the cost, in Chicago, of the ordinary uni
form Of cap, cape and torch. at 81 rs.
The hour being late, the election of off
GERS of the Club was postponed to next
Thursday evening, the regular night for
the meeting of the club, at which time
it is to be hoped that every one desiring
to become member will be on hand with
the necessary means for procuring his
uniform.
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GD- After the present week the Re
publican Reading Room will be open Al
all hours of the day and evening. to the
public. 1t will be abundantly supplied
with documents and newspapers, and ouI
country friends will find it an agreeable
place to spend an hour or two when they
come to town. Members of all parties
are invited to frequent il. The room is
in the second story of Union Block. Main
Street, over the Grocery Store of Mr.
CLARK.
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Publication.

Publication.
THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY published hy Tickno,
d Fields, Boston, at s. per annum, or five
copies for ST..
E- We have received the Angus,
No. OF this publication, and find it one
of the best Of the series. Under the con
duct of TIcKNoR d FIKLps. the new pub
fishers. this magazine has not only not
lost any Of its spice, its originality, its
ability. but has gone on increasing in
general interest and excellence. Ii is
undoubtedly the best ofall American peri
odicals. and no one with any pretension
to literary taste would be without il.
The contents Of the August number com
prise articles entitled: The Carnival
of the Romantic-A Legend of Mary
land-Prince -Eleusinia-Victor
and Observation-Disclosures Tobacco
Shakespeare dore into French-The
Poets Singing A Journey in Sicily
The Professors Story-Anno Domini.
i86o-Darwin on the origin of Species
Reviews and Literary Notices.
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Boots and Shoes.

Boots and Shoes.
EH- We call attention to the advertise
ment of Mr.. BRACE, in another column.
Mr.. BRACE has his shop OIL the west side
of the river near the bridge, and will
make or repair Boots and Shoes in the
neatest and most substantial style and at
the most reasonable prices.
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Brass Band.

Brass Band.
Er We are glad TO announce that our
friend HERRIck has succeeded in organi-
zing Brass Band, and that the necessary
instruments have been procured. There
will be nine members, and few weeks
Of practice will render the band quite
proficient.
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Building.

EE- Mr. BULL, the enterprising, whole
souled proprietor of Bulls and Union ad
ditions to the village Of Independence,
informs us that during his visit here he
has sold II lots, and that under the con-
tracts, seven houses are to be put up up
on them the present year. Mr.. BULL of
fers the easiest terms to those DESTROYS oil
procuring lots for improvement, and is
thus making his property here subserve
the best interests of the town as we'll as
his own.
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An experienced Nurse and Female Physician,
has Soothing Syrup for children teething,
which greatly facilitates the process of teethng,
by softening the gums, reducing all infamma-
fion will allay all pain and regulate the bow
els. Depend upon it, mothers, it will give rest
to yourselves and relief and health to your in
fants. Perfectly safe in all cases. Sec adver-
tsement
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10 Painters

Paints, Oils, Varnishes, St. Louis pure " hte
Lead, Buffalo Lead, French and American Zine
ground in oil, and Denar Varnish. A large
assortment of Colors dry, and ground in oil
Copal Varnish, Nos. l and 2, Light Picture
Varnish, Coach Body Varnsh, Asphaltum Var
nish, Leather Varnish, Japan yarnish, Turpen
tine DC, for sale at current market prices,
At VILLAGES Drug Store
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Er We had fine rain on Friday
night, and although it nterfered some
what with harvesting. was very oppor-
tune for corn and potatoes.
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Glass & Glassware.

large assortment constantly on hand, suit
able for Druggists and Housekeepers,
At WALLACE'S Drug Store
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Washington Republican Club.

The above club meets temporarily at the Office
of JED LAKE, Esq, on SATURDAY EVEN
ING, of each week, at half-past seven o'clock
A general attendance is invited
E. M. VANDUzEE, President.
A. H. FONDA. Vice President.
G. p. KINsLEY, Secretary.
E. NJ. STEAD, Treasurer.
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Sotal snatttrs.
Buchanan County Republican Club

Meets at the Court House in Independence
on the second and last Saturday of every
month, at 2 o'clock, P. M.
l.. w. Cook, President.
b. w. OGDEN, Vice President
JED LAKE, Secretary.
T.. Ross, Treasurer
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PERIPHERY.

Lubin's Extracts, Wright's Extracts, Jules
Haules' Extracts Hair Brushes, Tooth Brushes
Fancy Soap, Toilet Powders, &C., &C.,
AT WALLACE'S Drug Store
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Mrs. WinSlOw.

Sold by all Medicine Dealers
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-12-24

OvrnrLow OF BLACK REPUBLICAN SPlRIrs.
Last Saturday evening one Of the most spirited
Black Republican epeeches of the doy Was de-
livered by On enthusiastic Lincoln man in the
vestibule of the Post-O Office Loaded down to
the guards with forty rod whisky. and in his
right hand wildly brandishing a black bottle
containing the came beverage, the individual
wsd,d into one of the strongest Republican
speeches We have heard for many . day
Much to the satisfaction of the fun.ioving boys.
and greatly to the chagrin and shame Of those
who advocate and proclaim the came doctrines
though in a less maudlin manner. His ideas
on the leading political topic of the day were
truly and firmly based on the Chicago plat
form. After having laid out the Democratic
party he VAS unceremoniously collared by
Capt. Littler. and himself laid out--ont Of
doors--out upon the cold snow Having pick
ed himself up he then and there delivered
another iHcendiary speech, but this time his
bottle was not with him-that had been los.
in the sudden removal from the Post Office
Capt Littler and another individual again vim.
dicated the peace by removing the ardent of
Id Abe 10 the Aekley House, thu. tramping
pom freedom Of speech in free land and uu-
der the shadow of Federal Office Oh my
countrymen-what are you coming to. Can't
man talk about freedom aud be free in free
Iowa' Can't a man protest that George Wash.
ington was not superior Of Old Abe, and not
be sent to jsilf We have Indeed fallen on
.trangs times.