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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-08-17


J. T. Barrick and E. Brown
NOTICE is hereby given, That by virtue of an Exc
cuton issued from the Office Of the Clerk Of the Dis
trct Court within and for the County Of black Hawk
State of Iowa, In faver Of Miller Fisher and against
T. Barrick and +. Brown, and to directed, did,
the 10th day OF july 1850 levy Upon the following
described property to wtl the right title and inter-
est that said defendants either Of to have in and to
the North West Quarter Cd of Section twenty-x (26)
Township eighty nine (s0 North of Range fourteen n
West Of the 9Th Principal Meridian in Black Hawk Coun
ty Iowa. as the property of the said r. Brown and will
offer the same for sale at Public Auction the highest
bidder for Ready Money at the Court House, in Water
loo IN said County the 18th day Of August 1850.
Sale to commence at 10 O'clock A. N. of said day.
JOHN ELWELL, Sheriff.
Dated at Sherif's Office, Waterloo, this 10th day Of
July, 1850. 19-4w
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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-10-26

SECTIONAL.-Andrew Jackson Of Tenn.
was President, and John c. Calhoun Of
S. c., Vice Presdent-bcth from the ey
treme Southern "secion,' and both slave
holIers-in 1928. Yet the Union endur-
ed....In 1886, Fillmore and the North
eru Union-sayers voted for Harrison Of
Oaio and Granger of n. Y. on the same
ticket. And the Union Survived. "......
Then, Frank Pierce Of New Hampshire
was President, aad Jesse Brish. Of indi-
ana acting VICE president-both from Free
States-in 1851. But the Union WASH t
split "....ln 1856, we offered them Ere
mont, away down at the Southwest, and
Dayton " a, the Central Nor,h-Hsst.
But the Union sarers preferred "scc!lou-
al" ticket from ,'enn'a ard Kentucky,
central States almost adjoining each 9th
Now, the People choose a maa
from the farthest East, and one from the
Central Wes.-men much wider apart
than Jackson and Calhoun, Harrison and
Granger, Ha.risoa and Tyler, BucE. and
Breck., or Pierce and Bfight-aHd the
split, divided, mauled, t-oke-u? remocsa-
cy call ii sectional" Tut, men-yop
don, remember the facts Of history, or Jou
wi.tu.ly belle them ..
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-10-26
A B-e:S;lriCgs Ccyre.

EGJohn Y. Butler, the Lincoln can
didate fox Congress in the lst Dis:., (late
Florence's) Philad., has tie legal certii-
cate Of election, - l98 maj. Ove. Lehman,
Douglas Dem. The latter aieges--and
seems to have proof-that one return IN
the famous Democratic H4yameRSjny Dis
'rict (where Dem. frauds have SO of;en
been ferre;ed OUT was altered, giving him
1900 votes when he should have had
1900, and giving Butler 100 toe much bya
similar error WhereupOn the rir;uoas
Lecomp,oa Democracy cry cut, "Eeput!i-
can fraud Now, tr. Butler says lie
believes he was cheated BY miscount in
other districts-kno.s nothing of the al
te.atioa alleged-bat shall cheerfrlly
submit to a recount, or any other test
Congress may institute on the subject.
Vim. B. ilarp, the Lincoln District Al
tOrney, las instituted a suit agains. the
alleged frauduleu: return Judge (Byerly)
who is Breckiaridge man, aud can no;
read or write, and the wrong, if any, We
believe will be found out and punished by
the Republicans. I, stands a Breckin.
ridge s2ite-act agains. the Douglas man.
We do not see how Butler can be deprived
of his seat, or how it can be given to Leh-
man, without action Of Congress, as the
Return Judges have concluded their la
bors and dissolved, and there is TO inter.
mediate power between them and Congress.
Every year, Democrats take their seats in
Congress on false or fraudulent returns
holding them until elected. In the case
of the Kansas frauds, the Democracy not
only admitted men VIGOROUSLY non elected,
but would not GUST them even after there
was undoubted proof of their iliegality
But the people righ,fully expect better
things of the Republicans.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-10-26

The last election in Baltimore was as
peaceful as they have heretofore been wild,
ard the Reformers carried every man In
every ward The voting is now all done
at precincts, each separate from the other,
instead Of dozen polls at one place; and
the day of election, all drinking houses
were closed and the club rooms deprived
of firearms. So things went smoothly, as
they generally do when liquer and weap-
ons are not handy.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-10-26
GG1EGknTtaE,

admirably has Tt>>rsoS described tru'
cause of reconciliation in that graphic word
Mfher and Chil1.'l
Home they brought the husband dead;
She nor swoored, nor uttered cry;
All her maidens, watching, said
"She must weep, or She Will de
Then they praised him, soft ana low,
Called hun worthy To be loved,
True>I friend and robest foe
Yet she neither spoke nor moved.
Stole a maiden from her place.
Lightly TO the fresh corSe stepped,
Took the vhire-ciurh from the face
Widow neither moved nor wept.
Rose nurse Of ihree-Sc0re years,
Sci his child upon her knee
Like summers tempest came her tears
"Sweet my child, 1--we for ,hee'"
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-10-26
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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-10-26
Read, and Act,

A cotemporary suggests the following
most excellent rules as the best for sus-
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their local paper: l. Subscribe and pay
for it. 2. Send your printing and adver-
tising to the Office 8. Help make the
paper interesting by sending items Of To-
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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-10-26

"Sir, | envy neither the bead nor the
heart OF that man from the North ed
ward EvsretD who rises here 10 defend
slavery on principle '......I give to my
slaves their freedom, to which my con-
science tells me they are justly entitled
1t has long time been matter of the
deepest regret to me that the circums.an.
ces under which inherited them, and the
obstacles thrown in the way by the laws
Of the land, have prevented my emancipa-
ting them in my life time, which it is my
full intention to do in case l can accom-
plish it.'-Joha Randolph
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-10-26

DoN'T HANG ToGETuER-Some Loco
papers say tia, the Negroes stoned the
Wide Awakes out of Lock HaEen-and
others say the Negroes are forming wide
Awake Clubs. One story intimates that
the Negroes are Democrats, and the ether
that they are Republicans. Which lie is
tie biggest? As they are not voters ia
Penna, they belong to no party; and if
they were voters, they would probably le
divided il sentiment, as other people are,
although the great majority Of the color.
ed voters in Pennsylvania we're Democrats
when (in 1889 they were deprived of the
elective franchise. Henry Clay was onee
defeated oy the votes of co.Ored persons,
in Kentucky, who elected John c. B7eck-
inTidge's father to Office over Clay.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-10-26

GONG TO SpEAK.-As Messrs Breck-
irrilge, Bell, and Douglas have taken the
stump, Mr. Liucola's friends have cOnclu-
ded to make an appointment for him. He
will address his fellow citizens Of all par
ties, from the east porrico Of the Capitol,
at Washington City, on toe 4'h day OF
March nezt, at l o'clock, 7. NJ. All are
invited to attend.
Thad. Stevens has II 494 majority for
Congress- few thousands more majority
than Grow has. The principal candidate
of the ..FusioIiouisis" was Henry Stiff,
colored gentleman Of Lancaster city, who
thought it shame to make ''foOls OBJ der
selves by voting for culIud pusson who
was cobstutially illegible derfOr.' A sad
day, indeed, when the once proud Democ-
racy bestow their votes on ku0x Nothlngs
AID Negroes
The news Of the Republican victories in
Pennsylvania and Indiana produced ''p'o-
found sensation" 10 the South, aod some
excitable creatures amounted coekades on
their hats" Pro-di-gi-Ous
WIDE AWAKE ,-Lincoin is sure to be
President, if the Wide Awakes aud every
body else don't 60 to sleep, on the id''
that all is well. DON'T let ''General A a.
thy catch you mapping
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-10-26

BIGLER ON REcORD-The Cleardeld
(Pa) Republican, the Democratic home
organ Of Vim. Bigler, says:
"Few persons have had better oppor-
tuui'y to know the public sent!men, Of
Pennsylvania than the rriter Of this article,
and we feel perfectly safe in saying that
Mr.. Curtin received at least 0,000 more
votes than Mr.. Lincoln can under any cir
cumstances."
Well, Governor, We put your prediction
before cur readers, and let the returns
les. 1t.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-10-26

The Philadelphia North American says
that the Opposition to the Democratic
party in Maryland and other "border
states" desire the Americans in the Free
States to vote for Lincoln, while they vote
for Bell. In Philadelphia, however, it
says that things are quite differently man
aged BY the Union men that they, above
all others, are agita,ors and unreasonable,
as well as ilIibera, and intolerant, ''tbs
chief Of those who, b. false assertion, seek
to excite oue portion of the Union agains:
another, and to alarm trade and prC6t by
its fears"
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-10-26
80 PREVENT SNS2SNESS.

there many where disease ,snr allowed
10 remain 7l'cs.- .' the system and s.isH' cough
re-1rl-i a. f-t sillIy annoyance, cases only
viii 81 f. ~ The patient An Tsr- s-rt' ~ the blood
through d~bitatiua n n" lungs fl- 'he system VIII
morbid hamHrs. AL. pI>4tuu 'raol-s fE"i.e acc
Et.t to tsysrj.h il lor~Ityf.r heart, liver. and
separately performing Functions OF vital nsrn~>f
well ieI-g .muvieG IN n -ir regular actc-
tine digestive 'fsr ln their task ana refuse
perform The process ot separating the ecrr-n:s
fTota food Snl the uo- mental being e nigh ready
stnE under tE- oart-n II life. l- f1tleu; al ctsd
accounts tt- ficAtion e G.~0rc,r us.ra
refuses To r-prt - ,e.Jion fom his tlorOa lis
belief any rrvsFec, v. cure l. such
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-10-26

In view Of the almost certainty Of Lin
coins election, some of the frs-ea,ipg
press are beginning to assume moderate
tone. Even the Charleston Mercury talks
mildly, and expresses the opiuion that the
mere election Of Lincoln should not be re.
garded as a sufficient cause for dissolution.
|. will be smoother still after November.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-10-26
Prentice Oh Lincoln.

We recently quoted from the editorial
columns Of the Louisville Journal brief
but empa,hetic tribute to the personal
worth Of Abraham Lincoln. IL has been
SO widely circulated as to have attracted
Pren,ice's attention, and be adds some
further remarks, from VI hieh We extract the
following:
"Mr Lincoln, is a genial, delightful.
aud high-toned gentleman, whose pleasant
hospitality We have enjoyed and although
We think him in great error in some Of BIS
political opinions, we have as much conf
dence 10 his patriotism as We have in any
man except ourselves-we being the only
persons that we can know to be patriots.
If Mr.. Lincoln and Douglas we're the only
candidates in the pending contest, We
should no doub, decide TO take no part be
tween them, and yet We believe than Lin
coin is a much more honest and straight
forward politician and man than Douglas,
and be would act as President With sincere
regard for the purity Of the government
and the welfare Of the nation"
This seems to be tie position of South
ern Whigs, americans and Conservatives.
DOUGLAS on LISCoLN-Senator Will
son addressed the Republicans of Brook
lyn, y. y, a short time ago, and in the
course Of bis speech said: He (Mr. Viii
SOM asked Douglas few years ago what
kind of a man Lincoln was, when be re-
Piled that he WAS very honest man; that
he lDouglas) had been in Congresssixteen
years, and had never yet met man who
vas bis superior; be had never yet coped
with any 4ln superior TO Abraham Lin
coin in point Of ability; aud when the
;elesraghic despatch announcing Lincoln's
nomination was banded to Douglas in the
Senate, be said, awe have 60. to do our
best TO defeat him" In the house of the
President Of Harvard College, at Cam
bridge, Douglas said tha; Lincoln was the
frs: lawyer Of his State and was one of the
most popular orators Of the Union.
REPCBLICAv INCREAsE-The Wash
ington %. C) Star says: "The meeting
Of the Republican Association in this city
last night, at their Wigwam, corner Of
Second street and Indiana avenue, was de-
cidsdly the largest aud most enthusiastic
meeting of the kind tha, has yet been held
in this city. The recent Republican VIC
tories in Pennsylvania, Ohio, and Indians,
seem to have impaired additional energy
to the old members, aud had the effect Of
causing sudden aud large Influx Of those
who have heretofore been shy as to the
policy of uniting with such an organiza-
tion. The number of applications for
membership on this occasion was one hun
dreR and free"
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-10-26

"The earth, which mul,iplies her pro-
ductions under the hands Of the free born
labcrer, seems to shrink into barrenness
under the sweat Of the slave" ."-Dr. RuSa.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-10-26

IL DEMAND.-!.ast Friday evening the
Lewisburg Wite-Awakes were advertised
to be in Lewisburg, Mit.!rnburg, aui u
Esensvil!e, a: tie same time-gaich was
quite an impOssibility for them TO perform
Bad policy to promise any such thing
without reasonable ASSURANCE Of fulfil
meut. Men, bands, and Wide Asakes
are sometimes promised without being ev,
en- invited: and people may unjustly biams
them, instead Of censuring the tavera-
keepers, or other interested and irrespou,i-
bic parties, &c, who often announce, with
cut thought or consultation, what they
know is false or very uncertain.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-10-26
Chr ssstar ala GbronjsIr.
MONDAY. oct. n2, 1860.

nR-Oar patrons will especially Oblige
US by bringing in articles for publication
at the earlies: practicable day. We al
ways desire TO obIige, but we ought DO; to
iisappoint hundred to oblige one Las,
week, some advertisements, &c, came in
so late, that, endeayoring to get them iu
that weeks paper, we jtst missed the New
Berlin aud Nililin5urs packets O.; our pa
per-thereby worrying subscribers there
somewhat, and iujurins our reputation
for punctualiiy. Be early as you can
do; always by Wednesday with the small
est article, and by Tuesday with larger.
as We must begin to print Thursday af-
tcrLOOu.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-10-26

larSCENE-Tc5 JACK babes .ytny IN
q cradle.
Old Nurs-Oh, golly. if my old Mis-
sus Democracy amt gone to Baltimore and
had twins. Somebody told dis chile dat
one OBJ dem was white, but dey botf mig
gers.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-03-01
Ratss Nesting at Roonville.

Pursuanf'to public noti6e,a Bates meat
ipg was held at The Court House in Boon
vile, on Saturday, the llth inst. On mos
tion, JoHN S. McFAnLAsD was called to
the Chair, azd ]. T. HARNESS chosen Sec
ratary. On motion of Capt. SrAsLEr, the
following gentlemen were appointed acon-
mittes to draft resolutions expressive ofthe
sentiments Of the meeting: Capt. 2. Stal
ley, G. Lawson, and PeiesHhfF:s.- AZ
ter retiring few minutes, the committee
returned with tbs following resolutions
which were unanimously adopted: ,ssa
WHEREAS, The time is not distant whsn tl,s
great political parties ofthe United States
win meet in Convention 10 make non,inl
ntions for the Office of President and Vice
President, whose election win take p,ace
in November Of The present year, and
whereas we deem i, right and proper for
the people 10 assemble in primary meet
ings foT The purpose of expressing thoir
preferences Of persons 10 fill those high
and responsible stations. Therefore, we,
the individuals who compose this meet
ing, resolve as follows:
Resolrei, lst. That we depreca.s the filzi
ther agitation Of the slavery question, which
has been productive Of SO much bad feeling
among the citizens Of our common Union.
Rssolved, "a. That 10 puta stop TO this
agitation ii is essential that our next Pres-
den. should be truly conservative, a mar
of firmness, integrity and impartialiiy.
Rsso'psd, Sd. Tha! in EDWARD BATas IS
Missouri, We bslieve all tbose qualifications,
TO be eminensly united. We therefoYe de-
elaro him to be our first chcIce for Presi-
dant.
RssolGed, 4ih. That SIS TIE past life os
Mr.. BATES, beth public and private, ha.
bsen marksd for honesty and sIngleness OF
purpose, we are willing 10 trust him with
that high ofiee, uRtranms!ed BY pledges or
platforms.
Rsso'Uea, 9Th. That the chairman Of "a u
meeting appoint six delegates to represent
the county of Cooper in tie Bates aais Con-
vsRtion, 10 be held in Jefferson City the 29tt
OF this month.
! Resolved, 9Th. That the editors Of Boon.
Vile papers be requested to publish the pro-
Iceedings Of the meeting. =
By virtue Of the 9th resolution, the chair
appointed the following committee Of six, as
Delegates, 10 attend The Opposition Conren.
tior, to assemble at Jsfsrsonr City On the
29lh inst: z. Stsniey, ". leonard, DR.. c..
P. Richardson, Jno. S. Mcfarland, J. T.
Harness. G. w. Weight.
On nation, the naeting adjourned.
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J.T. HsnNEss, Seo'y.