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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-27


CoLUABus, T. IL, 1850.
have noticed article in the star, Of this city, a'eg
me hat of the majors In Congress from this State
has proposed snd urged that oil persons who shall ac
cept oces under Lincoln, elected President should be
ouawed and knled- and much holy horror has
sheets, at the ormity of the proposition. II The
undersigned s the Senator alluded TO- ! take
ocspson TO ray that / an not the origins.
tor or the advocate Of the policy alluded TO,
and that ust have been misunderstood II any has
go represented The policy has been suggested by
others ard have occasionally in private conversation,
SPOKEN or OF the plans OF resstarc u the rule
Of black republican President, but have generally dis
approved il, many persons IN Columbus VIII doubtless
bear me witness STILL do Lot heeitate 10 say that In
my opinion, any Southern man who would accept
,fce from republican President, elected upon
the platform oil the republican party Of Avowed
hostility to Southern slavery, would be
to be condemned and ostrached by universal public
sentiment, and whilst hold seat In tho senate of the
United States viii vote against the confirmation Of every
Southern an who Will be rotten enough and base enough
10 p Office from Lincoln n this declaration will ali
the cause OF Douglas or Bell here or sewhere their
friends welcome 10 make the moet OF it, Bu. my
plan II resistance 10 the election Of black republican
and In private, 70 be mIsun ersood Ii the parties who
lave thus criticised what they have obtained
ruors, consider poe tion ard opinions Of any
quence and wish TO make them the subjects OF comment
they have only to advert to my speeches in the senate
ard at Or fin to undo rstaBd what would do ad wise
the South TO do, In the event Of Lin coins election
have not changed the opinion then expressed
and when the contingency shall actusy arise
seems probable If net certain to do shall not back
ward In reiteratng them to the public and in enforcing
them by oil the Arguments can bring Tn bear the
subject. ALFRED INVERSION.
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SYRIA.

since the departure Of Fuad Pachs from Syria The Mus
sulmans had rcco nmenccd their msssacrcs aud killed
twenty Christians. The remaining Christians emit.
grating IAtskis The Mussulmans fur against
the Christians and had ihreatesei the life Of The Russian
Corsul
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In Austria extraordinary crodu haa been granted 10
the Naval Department for the conrru ilon Of naval bat
,eries 10 defend the entrance Of the porte
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL NEWS

LONDON MONEY MARKET.
Consos were quoted At the 18th 92ys 90 for
money
Inc FUNDS exhibited increased heavness under tho
drain OF gold for France, the in consos on the
10th did not exceed one eighth The demand for money
Was hctVe aud The market tighter, few bills were
dhcountd below four PER cent The pressure was how
ever, regarded rs merely temporary
Tho large Withdrawals % gold from the bank for shin
nent to The Cont nent eonLIues -
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET
The brokers' circular reports the sses OF tho week ne
% 600 bales, ofwheh 90 600 taken by speculatg
aud 10 eco by exporters The market was active aud
prices Of nsefn descriptions Of American partially
one eighth OF penny higher The sales of the l2tn
amount io 10 eco ba,r, of which 900 we're specu-
ators and aporcrs the market clos firm al the fol-
loving authorized quotations.
Fbir. Mlid1.n0.
az
uplards ......,............,... rs 6%
The stock In port In estimated AZ 7s7 900 bales, or
which 6l6 SEQ are Amer
LIVERPOOL BIiEADsTUFFs MARKET.
Flour fas a declining tendency. Wheat tends down.
ward, and prices I'd 81. lower since Tuesday Corn
quiet, but steady
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET.
Inc provision market s dun and generally changed.
The tanw market 10 unsettled and excited. North
American Sis. a 55s.
LONDON MARKETS.
The tallow market is and excited sales AZ
eos 5es I'd. osher articles unchanged
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the differences In regard 10 the constitution have arisen
10 an attempt TO perpcirate some act unjust In itself
Thofe benefited by the Injustice have thus easily been
convinced that the act perfectly right not strictly
and expiriiy prohibited BY the constitution gnorirg
the al that the grand idea Of the constitution s 10 sc
cure perfect Justice In all matters a. sstonA concern be-
tween the different PARTIES 10 that Instrument.
For nstarce be party having control the free states
q carry ing bitter Unconstitutional against the
tavc states they have not The excuse o. being In
,ibe IN ssy respect for the institution Yet they are
c0ts'nnily rsrpetratrg acts Of hostility against the
SOUTH IN defiance Of the sttution that perrctrated
~ ne tinted States against any power on earth would
lead 20 Immediate war
This parry, thus wsrrBg upon thc south, in carrying
general gcvernment and leading OF all parties In the
South have declared that declaration by the people Of
the free states flavor o. the purposes OF this party by
tecng their candidate for the Presidency, would be
urt cause for withdrawal q allegiance 70 the govern
ment hrs controlled In other words Southern men Of
all parties have declared that The election Of Lincoln,
because Of his hostility 10 the south, would be viola
ton ~ the compact BY which the south entered into
the Cnor and leave her alternative but 10 set up for
herself these termed disunionisn by the squat
regard 10 the constitution that The purposes o. the
bsck republicans IN seeking 70 obsin control o. the 20
be carried out without violating the CON
stutcu denied that the hrst named soak only the
preservation Of present constitution In all h purity
that The Of the black republicans The suover
governments which the black republicans control tefy
the constitutions that they proclaim their purpose when
ever they obtain control OF the general government 70
override that instrument Ye, the sqpssrs declare that
resistance 10 the sgrrcsons 81 the general
urcer the control n The black republicans treason TO
the Unlon.
Nos, Do net prorcse 70 say anything 10 regard 10
tne e'rftctpers or nccrrecres o. be posilcr q bese
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HoiBRooK's UsnHD STATES MAiL-A further perusa OF
this handsome sheet fully satsaes rs tina, viii
be most convenient and valuable compendium Of p,s,a
ntellg Uce and that TO merchants aud postmasers IL
will room become Indispensable. 10 fact ia not OF
place 10 the hands Of any who toe Post 0ic,
ana Is willing 70 be amused al the time be is
being posted up.
Aside from the practical value u the paper, s publish.
deserves the good Will aud suostant parorsge Of the
public as an officer distinguished for his industry and
fidelity in the discharge OF his official duties.
We annex few extracts from the Mad, which should
be extcpsigcl! circulated
The sws Of Congress do hot extend any legal protection
10 letters before they are placed in rost ONCE or letter
box legally established as depository for letters ana
under the decision Of the courts the puroung OF etter
by person authorized by The owner 10 take from the
fost Office s not punishable under the United States
statutes unless 1t can be satisfactorily shown that the
guilty party entertained elonioVs intent at the tc OF
apply irg for the letter
Legal provision tas befn made by Congress by which
letters may be sent cut vi The mail In OF emergen
cy BY the use Of the government envelope, with the
stamp printed thereon and constituting a part thereof
letters may be so seat provided the envelope ID duly
sealed and Addressed with ink the date Of or
transmission Of such letter written stamped thereon
The use OF sreh envelope more than subjects the OF
fender 10 a 6ne Of n ty dollaFs
letter or ordinary envelope with pos'sge stamp
put on by the writer cannot out Of the man (excep
b. private hand) for the the nnnes the
matter entirely 10 the envelopes furnished by the depart
meut Were The privilege extended 70 the other kind Of
STAMPS there being way Of cancel totm, by their
ieufe, exsIsve Taucs upon the revenue might be tho
result
On calling or sending for letter known to have been
advertised the fact should always be stated otherwise
only the current letters examined
Votes IN sheets are allowed TO be sent In the mail al
cent sheet prepaid BY postage stamps provided the
weight does not exceed three ounces.
Corrected proof sheets " be charged with pamphlet
postage in case the corrections be those only Of typo
graphical errors but new matter be introduced or any
notatous made by which Information In 0ked convey.
ed Instructions given In writing, the sheets sub
ject 10 letter postage.
Newspapers and periodicals. To foreign countries (par
tculsry 70 the continent OF Europc must be sent IN
bands, open at the sides other wise they
cbargeable there with letter postage.
Poslmasters VIII not suffer newspa 10 be read Ia
their Offices by persons 70 whom they addressed
owners
Posimaziers required by recent law Of Congress
70 deliver newspapers sent TO clubs, from furnished lie,
OF nEnee
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From the Alexandra sentinel Oct
me question 10 oen asked what should The South do
ne event or ircors electionf Ought abe 10 remain
IN the union' Ought she to fshs IN the Uniopl Ought
she W vat for an overt acr
trsr, ron these queslobs referring v policy archer
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MrrnvR AssoS AT rictou ~ s, on the I2sh ms,
Abraham Peterson and his wife were murdered and their
house fred By robbers.
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ksdng Southern We give only the admitted fArts
We could rot srm deny, without being held respon
sibe by the squatters for mtnts which utterly
repldAte We are for the Union fathers made H.
and for no other Union We for the constitution
cur fathers gave 10 and for other conf tuition
But We Will not say, he fqua,ters do that after the
black pubc~as have violated every essential part OF
te compact under which the South into the U0ion
she should 'ke the Union and the onsitution
NopcnSaed to Der by her enemies We will not cay, ~
hty do, that she should lick the hand that smit.s her.
We will not say they do that under and all ,rcum
stances the South should submit
we ssy ihht u the duty Of the South - plainly ts'
Tie BACK IelnblhaSs ta sbc VIII maze Jptcf--aat
she uill have her iilhs-that sho viii never submit -
ne wrongs they proclaim IL their por 10 Ct on
lsr And wsT. there cowartly suhmissonsts among
w. wout ret be long lD cur opinion, before the pfo
ne o. TIC Nrrh would come 70 their Fenss Ind banish
every Enemy ~ the South 10 the shades Of gste life
Iten we would have sgaiD tho Union fathers made
The constitution they gave usand peace and coaaord be
lwctr The dtrefelt n smheTs OF The Canfs9eIaGy
Any other position eads 10 destruction Theu let us
nus. result from theEe asgfsssi.Ls.
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Supreme COurt-Circuit.
Before Hon, Judge Allen.

THE PARKER VEIN coMpANY-vERpIcr AGAINST
THIN.
Ocr 20.-sAotDsH ". MoIi and Jeueu THIS suit Is
brought TO recover The amounts paid on the
Parker Vein Company, which formed part OF alleged
FRAUD over issue Of that stock by the defendants Ia
the years 1858 and 6a oil 70 the amount OF 81 600
The defendant MALI who Preside nt denies In his
answer mat DO knew Of the ISSUE Jewet the other
defspfsnt, was Vice President Admits to
the amount OF l27 COO shares but mp TIA. the
psuy were In want Of funds that tho certificates we're
fued ny bio and pledged for tho use and bene
NJ of,be company. Witnesses called for the plain
M and testified that the defendants tho com
pspy 10 be in 1ourshpg condition.
Moses Brsmhsll dtposei that Mr. Mall the President
urged him to pun chase stock whsh assured him wood
he good Investment; after the exposure Mall admitted
TO bin that there bad been ssue he knew
IL from the begh ming; that tho first In July 1862
when 1900 shares Issued, and that the issue
continued uIt he could no longer keep an account Of IL
Theodore Mead cepoeed that both defendants admit
led to him the over issue and that they knew OF IL from
James s Clarke the secretary OF the company, also
gave evidence Of the over hsue, which commenced in
Ilantl for the full amount claimed, about 81 900
This The pioneer suit Of several Others which involve
Mr.. Bids Tor plaintiff Messrs o'Couor and Van Col.
for defendants
Henry Dahr rs. Richard j. C1crke.-This
an action to recover alleged demand against the de
fenoant arising upon two separate instruments-one
made TO kesers Weeks Deiosest, agreerg pay
certain sum Of money in case they purcnasei certain
premises upon which they then forecloslng mort
gage which instrument was assigned 10 he plaiutG by
'hem The o'her instrument was an alleged Agreement
msoe BY deteneant TO plaintiff to pay certain rent Mr.
saI KEY, for tie defendant denied all liability these
agreements, and also 'et up that action bad been
brought 10 the Marine Court these agreements, where
he succeeded In his defence before Juoge Thompson
Judge Allen held thai the Judgment vf Judge In0mp-
fcn was bar TO this action and directed the jdy 10 dad
o verdict for The defendant which tbev did
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Oar New Haven CoyrespOEdence.
n.f

New HAVEN, 0c 25, 1850
Manufacturing Distress Commencing at tie North, DC.
In New Haven, at this present time, there Gte over
sixty coachmazers doing but little In the way OF fitting
for the Southern trade Nnetenths Of the people get
their living when fully employed In the trade. Cooks
the largest Establishment gives work only three days
m The week TO their Southern purchaser who ssed
70 buy some $50 600 WORTH tas bought only IS coo
worth All OF the small towns by have work,
and at New Haven HUNDREDS out Of employ Can
you mice the ceuses 1t the raid slavery or what
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-06-11
kirby's American Harvester.
Patented 1870.


THIS MACHINE received tho silver Medal q,
the celebrated Syracuse Trial. under the United
States Agricultural Society, asa Combined Reap
or and Mower, at the N. Y. State Fair in 1858
and the First Premium as q Reaper; also .,
the State trial 1T Laportc, Indiana; and Premi-
um At the Iowa State Fair in 1889. Also, the
First Premium at the N. Y. State Fair at Albany
in 1882 and at hundreds Of trials in nearly every
State in the Union:
Ills made entirely or IRON, except the seat
pole and platform, and the weight 50 distributed
rs to give tho greatest amount Of strength with
the least weight Of iron. The finger bar il Of
wrought iron, with 6ange on the front edge
thus giving it strength With light weight.
SELF-ADJUSIING FINGER BAR.
In this respect it is entirely unequaled by any
machine yet produced. The fngcr-bar works up
and down independently Of the driving wheel
enabling it to go through dead burrows and ditch
es, among stones and boys, and over knobs and
hills where no other machine can follow it. 1t
can also be set to work ut any height, from two
70 eighteen inches, and the change may DO made
in an instant, thus adapting it to all kinds Of
work, whether moving or reaping, or gathering
grass or clover seed.
EASILY MANAGED AND OPERATED.
by means of lever the driver can At pleasure
throw the cutters out and in gear; BY another ls-
yer he can raise either end or both ends Of the
finger bar To pass over distractions, or move from
field to field the change from mower to reaper 10
easily and quickly made; the oil boxes, bolts,
screws and nuts, are easily accessible.
1T CANNOT BE CLOGGED;
1t has no side draft is marvelIously simple in
construction, and not liable to get out Of repair
is made of the best materials, and the workman
ship and finish superior TO any other machine in
the country.
DIN. OSBORNE 1 co.
Good and responsible men wanted TO act as To-
cal and canvassing Agents, in Iowa, Minnesota and
Illinois. Farmers and others are invited to call
and examine, and get Pamphlet ut No. "a, Third
street, Davenport.
JOHN G. MAGILL,
General Agent, Davenport, Iowa.
,uv1n~%f
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THRU STEE'S SALE.-WHEREAs, on tie first
l. day Of June, A. ID. 1858 Henry Swarm exc
cuted unto d. w. Van Evcra, as Trustee, certain
Deed Of Trust, conveying to said Trustee the
land in Cedar county, Iowa, described as follows,
to wit: The northeast quarter Ct the north east
quarter Of Section No. fifteen (15), in Town'hip
No. eighty one (sl). Range No. one Q) west OF
the 5th p. NJ which said conveyance as made
by the said Henry Swarm for the purpose of Sc
curing the payment Of two certain promissory
notes, and the interest thereon, signed by said
Henry Swarm, dated the 1st day OF June, A. d..
1858, and payable as follows: One for the sum Of
seventy two and 76 100 dollars, payable December
LIST, 1858, and one for the sum Of eighty and 55-
loo dollars payable the LIST day of June, 1859, to
the order OF A. Corbia.
And now, said notes having become due and
payable, and the said Henry Swarm having failed
to pay the same, /, u. w. Van Evera, Trustee as
aforesaid, do hereby give this public notice, that
by virtue Of the power which is in me vested by
| said Deed Of Trust, will, on SATURDAY. tho 23d
day of june A. D. lS60at the hour Of nine O'Clock
in the forenoon Of said day, 1T tho Court House
door, in the city Of Davenport, expose and offer for
sae At public auction, for cash, the parcel Of land
above described, or SO much thereof shall be
necessary to satisfy and pay the amount due on
said notes, with the intcres thereon to the day Of
sale, together with eli the costs and expenses At
tending said sale, costs Of this notice, and Trus-
tees fees.
Dated the 18th day of May, A. d. 1860.
d. IVAN EVERA,
! myl6-dts Trustee.
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WHEkkA6, a SPECIAL TAX WAS LEV
export 81 their regular meetisg on the 23d day Of
~, A.. y. 1850, on the below described property,
ana the rate Of fifty cents for each front foot,
20 dsraJ the expenses Of laying sidswalks in front
O. I'D psoperty; Nov, tAcssfoss, I, o. 3. McEiel,
ivy AaMesl Of said City u Davenport, do here.
Y 0vs this pablo notice, thas in parsaancs Of
~ eseSaaoss il such case nais asd provided, Il
vii, Q. Friday, the 18th day u July, A. D. $780,
q the hour u two o'clock Il the afterneon. and
~ !Fons o. TIE Csnst House In said City, expose
40 cdsr 6. sale, . the highest bidder for cash,
ne following dssssissd property, Cor 70 much
thereof - shall - nessssay 70 satisfy said sps-
eial tai, namely:
Lees Il .a S, e Block -, City u Davenport,
together With alley hstyssn sejd lots, end 90 feet
Of street roth q sid Lot 5, also,
leAs !, :, >. : asd 5, II Beck No. 1, IN Maelin-
tocAs = Addttion 70 the City Of Davenpost; also,
Less !. :, - :. IN Nosk No. :, In said Aask-
DAvnHseW, lew, Nay 3olh, 4. D. 1eee.
q. 8. MenHIls
nOea-eev Cl0 1asnAak
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no WARD Association
PHIL sDELPHlA.

A RDeCOlest LNstisai0n sssablisAed ~ spesiSl
Endoscmest. for he Relief Of tie Sick and Dis-
tyessed, afflicted with TirsLess and Epidemic Dir
eases, and especially for Ms Cure Of Diseasss .,
the Ss<.aI Organs.
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis, BY the Ac-
wi ting Surgeon. to I'll who apply BY letter
with description II their coadition, Gage, occu-
patton, habits Of life. &e.,) and in eases u ex-
IRENE poverty. Medicines furnishe free ofcharge.
VALUABLE REPORTS on 6psmstorYhes,
and other Diseases Of the Sexual Organs, and on
The NEW REMEDIES employed in the Dispsnsa-
~, sent to the afflicted in sealed letter envelopes
free Of charge. Two or thrss Stamps for postage
will b aeeptable.
Address ]. SKlLLIN BOUGHrON, AstiagS us
geon, Howard Association, No. 2, south Nisth 6.
philadslphia, Ps. ny order II the Oirseeess.
EZRA D. HRARTWRLL, Psssidsot.
GEO. FAIRONIID, 1esssaasy. e
jaa - Wy. ~ se
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day. end Greenfield, 70 Foatensils, 80 mile.

dsys end Gsesnhsld, 10 Foatenslls, 30 miles
and back, oLce . week
Leave wi.cotta Tuesday at m;
Arrive ~ fontsnslle by pm;
Leave Fontenslis Wedn ssday at en-;
Arrive at Wiscotta BY n.
Bids to end route 1T Greenfield invited.
NoTEs.-Prrpo.als must DO to carry The mail
With 'celerity csstainty and security" ussng the
terms Of the Law, and must be guaranteed BY two
responsible person, certified TO as such ~ post
master. or judge Of court Of record
No pay vili be made fer trips not perfesmed
aud for each of such omissions not satisfactorily
explained three time, the pay Of the trip may DO
deducted. For arrival 50 far behind time as TO
break connection with depending mails, and not
sufficiently excused, one fourth OF the comPensa-
ton for the trip is subject to forfeiture. fines
will be imposed, unless the delinquency pc ss.s
factorily explained, for neglecting to take the
mail from or into post Office tor suffering II 70
e injured, destroyed. robbed. or lost ; and Tor
refusing, after demsnd, to convey the mail as Ire
quently the contractor rims, or y con ernsJ ID
running vehicles on the route. The Postmaster
General may annul 1.-THE contract for disobeylng
the po.t ONCE laws, the instructions Of the de
partment. He may alter the schedule, and also
order increase Of service by allowing therefor
pro rata increase on the contract pay. lie may
also curts il discontinue the service in whole OF
in part. IT pro rata decrease Of pay, allowing ont
months extra compensation on the amount OF ser
vice dispensed with. Bids should be addressei
to the 'Second Assistant Postmaster General,
supcrscribcd proposals for mail service, State OF
Iowa. and sent by mail
For forms Of proposals., &C., ana other informa
tion see advertisement Of this date, in pa nphle
form, at the principal post offices.
Blank proposals will be furnished on application
]. HOLT.
Postmaster General.
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LEGAL.

VuNRUSTEES aALE.-WnmRAs q, ~. .o..
Il Gay .snss a. ID. 1867. Hsnry Lambsch Of
Davenport, scott county. Iowa. sYecr,.a $50
Louis A. Hacklot, - Trustee, . Certain n..a 70
Trust, conveying 10 said trustee tho i. na in So.
county, lows, described ~ follows 10 NJ. -
No. Eve Isl and Lot No. seven l7l. in Bloct ~.
twenty two l22l in tho city Of Davenport. iov.
Which did sonssyosce was made hy the ,.;a
Henry Lambach for the purpose Of securing with
others the payment OF two certain promis,orv
notes. and the interest thereon date,. the 6rst d.y
Of May, A. d. 1857, and payable as follows: On.
for two thousand and two hundred and 6'ty dol
ars duo in three years, and the other for the
snm due in hve years, TO tho order Of Henry A.
Thompson, and d, wing interest at the rate Of
per cent. per annum, and which said notes we're
given for the purchase money Of said Lots Said
Deed Of Trust is recorded on page 5sl, Hook "a"
Of Town Mortgages, Scott County Records, to
which reference is made.
due and payable, and the said Henry fAmkach
having failed to psy the same. /, Louis A. Mack,ot.
Trustee rs aforesaid, do hereby give this pub
lie notice, that by virtue Of the power which
il in me vested by said decd Of Trust, will. on
Saturday, the 9th day Of June, A. d. 1860. At
| the hour Of o'clock in the forenoon OF said
day, 1T the Court House door in the city of Day.
EXPORT expose and offer for SALE at public auction.
| the parcels Of land above described, or 20 much
Thereof As shall be necessary to satisfy and ray
the amount Of said notes. with the interest tn ere
on to the day Of sale. together with all the costs
and expenses attending said sale, costs of this no.
tice and Trustee. fees.
Dated the 18th day Of May, A. d. 1850.
LOUIS A. MACkL.OT,
maylA-dts Trustee