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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-07-06

abeelegeuer Ooer eiuem Ansriife belonoerS auS<
selebt (inO, ~erbielteu etne 8elabun9 ron 3 ooer
4 Bpli5i1ten, wel9e Sag uno Jtadt bleiben.
Sd Bore, CAP er etn br1per, ben Trenloen
niAt ab9eneister Wann Iet. @t1e Expedition
miro au59erIltet, um Mlito 3n beltrafen, urO e8
miro m1brl6etnli9 gu einem befti9en Sdmpfe
lden 9tesierun9 1T leioer fir unS in Elm gu tie
fe8 Dulfel se9iQt, UNI auS ben ctrcultrenoea
@erit9ten ba8 Wabre nit St4erbeit ber1uS@
5%ufinoen.
Oftt 9rpBent 3nterelle itebt man bier anf Die
@~ntwidelurg Der Dit9e in @bina. Set Der
imppIautem Wadt, mel6e Die NGiirteH %anlantz
meln, 3meifelt mat audi ni6t an t6rem balots
aen Sieee.~~ Die ~Gn9ldHoer Hno Sr1n5o1el
faufeu bier 8ferpe Don ben Sapanelen ; bic Gr1
lteret baben bereit8 1000 aufgefauft uno ben
6ran5rlen liao Don Der 0e9ieruug chen . piele
peripro6en.
Der SanOel 1T ~segenwGrti9 6ieml6 lau,
bauptId6tid IN 6Dl9e Der perlntneerteA N1d7@
Trase nad j1paneiIden YrOeuften in Sban@
9bai. Die 8erbiupun9 nit GalifOrnten bat
ii6 welentli3 perbellerte utD i4 lfife sleIes
S6reiben onf bteleln @ege.s Wtdt Rpfft, oaB
cine r~egelmdBige 8oltperbinpma9 6mtlden ben
fineitiden ui1p iapanelii6en 0dlen unp Der
aneritqailden @elttulte balo ber9efeut wer>
ben miro, mel9e, neblt elmer Yacific=Babn, bic
3l1r 8efDrperul19 bon 8riefen nq6 Der atlantis
l9en SGlte Der Ser. Staaten nDtbt9e 3ett aul
4 ti8 6 Boden beldrdnten pirpe.
90 9roB lntb 10 gere4tfertt9t audi pas WIB.
tralten tpar, 10 niulntt ieBt baS Vettralien aul
Die guteu abli9ten Der 9eSenlpdrti9en 0e9iez
ruu9 BON Sag gu Gag lpterer gu ulIo man II
DoafdnOts itber5eugt, DaB fie leoen @Dnfllft NIT
4u8ldl1perl1 81 permetoen n4t wo51, iple lte
tpp6l eiuliebt, clue Sieoerbplma9 elner loldsn
Moroi5ene fitbren mi6te. Die IhatI1Ae, DAT
ett 1nd6ti5er Shirt MSroer ge9en ben Ge8en.
ten auSldift, muBte ult8 8ewei5 9enug lem
oaB Die 01egicruua in. Snnern %Iattlant bti9Gf=
tt9t lit uno ith Dur9au5 nldt oarlaA lebnen
tam, AUDI nit benz Nu8laroe dn5ubtnoen. Oel
wabriAeinltde @rltnp, 1parum man Der OtSr.
Der per bpQdnoilden @apitdae ntdt hab6af
puroe, lift, paB eS tbnen 9eldn9, lid mad BEN
9ebiete beS rebelIiIden 6it1tett gu flitdte1, ipr
Die 31egierung nnrlmit elmer Armee tn Staroe
sewelen 1lpdre, 3etlpaS au85urtdtelt, ulle pa6u
mar tie pabrI1einlid int Augenblide nldt pcfs
bereitet. 8ir iar9teu iebt ,nidtS mebr pOr
oieler Seite. ba Der leete 2tft Wtitc'S oenleIbeu,
oa CT miBlang, nct9wenDt9 gu 9runoe rldten
ntuB. is berrIdt iebt mleoer rDutomnlene
0lube uno Srieben BET un8. 3 $500
ueber pa8 Sdtflul pes Ne8enten Itrp wir
cine 3eit lang I'M aOunfeln Setliebell, pa er
ntdt ,auf Der Ste4e getDotet purbe. @8 mlro
~ibri9en8 taunt be3weifelt, DAP er an l%eter
Wunpen 9eltOrbeu uro Dap ein neuer Ee9eut
ein9eIebt lpprpen 1T. 1ea 9l
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-07-06

90 Dte 4bOut'ide 8rOfdhre
iber BreuBen, aus Der mir pcr9eltern
einen Iu8Su9 mittbetlte1, leu9net betanntli9,
OaB 0apOleon Do8 linte 8beinufer pUGe. Der
lelbe 4b9ut l6rieb Dor Wenigen 8O4en penn
BreuBen ltd per9r0Bere, uiiile 6runtrei4, iei=
ner eigenen Si4erbeit bulber, leiu 9lbeiatbOr
I9lieBen, ME e8 bel Der 8er9rSBerun9 Biez
mout'8 iein 4lpent9Dr 9ei4lOlien. SbneoieB
iet Der 3bein Don Der 9latur -tetimnt,. ais
@ren3fluB 3pii6eu 6runtrei4 unO Deuti4luuO
an 81 Ben g0pd lduut aud in Der ueten
8rol9lre Der PferosfuB peutli4 9ena9 uater
benz @epauO Der llnei9ennaei9feit berauS.
4bOut ipridt ndmlid itet8 pOn Den. u32 Dill
lipuen DeutI6en", Die lidt einisen iolen. Be-
fanntltd 3ablte Der oeatlde 8unD ltOn 1855,
nit 4u8I9luB iplar Don Oit-8reuBen, @elt=
BreuBen unp PUIen, nidt weni8er al8 1000
900. Q8obin nil 6err Abput Die eff Ofil=
li0neu e8famOtiren? so fraSt &ar1 Blinb
nit 31e6t. Nie unIere 2eler SeIeben babeu,
nimmt About S4leSpiS balb uro balb ais
Diuii6 an unD Oefretirt 3rielt DON DeutI4s
lamb db.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-07-06
Mus @enper Sim.

/ ct SOiep6, A. Sui, geaari&ten aus
Denver @itp oOnl %. iinO ein9etrOfen. s. 9.
SarO BON Quincy, ST., murOe BON Trep. Sub
lep ans At9ilDn, 8anla8, am 21., un9efdbr -
Meilen Gltlid bon Deaper, erltO9eu.
Sin Yruiriesg runb ipiitbete mebrere Gage
uup fillte pie N%trlplpbare nit 10 oi9tem 8au9,
baB Der Gl9 in Na9t pertrlupelt muroe..a
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-07-06

bic uOt6i9en 8apiere, neil Der Danpfer bic (tta-
tteniide) Tricolpre auf9e5O9en bate.
Bari8, %. sunni. Die oBatrie" meloet,
o1B @aribaloi am Abeno oe8 81. einen &rie98>
ratb bielt, in weldem beIdlo1en nurbe, Dap
bic 6epOluticnSarmee nud SammlunS uler
nStbigeu W1ilitarfrdfte mad Mellina mari6ts
rem Io1e, Wtan ermartete, Dap Der Warld
am %. SUM- b~eeilnen weroe.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-07-06

ga mir bic @cI4i6li6fet bes S6retbens gum &beil pteOer ae-
pOrpen lit, 70 ~ul t@ bHelbe Dor aQem SGn6ern ba3u o~erpenben,
um bic lin9it 9efIbne Danfbarfeit 9egen meme Q~8obttbiter unO
6reunbe. bic wabrenO me,nes @lenoe8 f9 rrener 10 eruilt9 an
nahmen, 6Hentli9 auS3ucriiden.
50 oaute benz 9errn Or. sSiR fir bic ~Ior0faGti9e uno m
8ebanbluu9. es
Sd bante Serrn Sdeib uo ben iGntmtliden 6G
0ireftpriumS Der 3ionSid)ule tr Die mir erlUiefene
SD Sante alien meiuen %iibrisen 5reuneen, Die 10 ber,lt-
den &ntbetl an metnen S9dlal 9enpmnlen,
Ereut0n, Rep-Serep, ben 3. Suli 1860.
ta st1u S9mt6t,
X .r.H.. ..ctr rar 2ebrer an Der 2pn6ituIp
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-07-06
Sbr1e.
@tIftam S.Se warb.
GIN 5. %. 9iImau, G8q,
@prtber bes repnbl. Staat8c. "

&prtber Des republ. Staat8c."
Su a6uliaem Stme bat iid Der eble putrio=
tiIae S~taat8m1nu in eihem 4utmortldretben
an ba8 republitaniI6e @Omite in New-Oort
~au88eiprO4eu. @r ia8t III pielem 8riefe u. 81.
p815 mid unlan9t1 10 pitnlde i'd itetS ais
nit Sbnen perbunoen uno al8 elmer BON Sbnen
ielbf angeleben gu peroen. S4 beourf nod
Elm penig .3eit, I'M Ourd cine LANCE 9bweien=
belt perIdumte @eIdafte uno @rrreippnoen5en
naa5uboleu. SD wiirOe germ 9Offen, Oub
nleiilte t6dti9en 8euti6ungen i'm Wablfampfe
nidt nGtbig pdren. Gber id halte mid purd
Bfeutli6e BFiHten uno bic Yfidt peri6nlider
Dautbartett %perbunoen, meinerieit8 ale uGtbi9e
9tnltren8un8 bei3utrageu CUR @%inlebung Der re-
publtaniiaen Bartei in bic 8unoesperWultun9
bur9 Die @rpabluug ibrer e~rfOrnen lno Mir
Dt9en G1not0aten 2incpln uno 01nllin, unp
iene 8erpfi4tun8en perOe i4 8etreulid erfitl>
len."
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-07-06
anfumft BON %enrOpatIa,sn Dampferu.

sc ~ Oorf 5. Suit, Die Dampfel
GoinblrB pplt 2iperpprl urb @Olpen Tteec
bon @alpug itnb bier angefOmmsn. Die Ra6
ri9tett beioer lino p~eraltet. sas "a
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-07-06
@efdbrlide faISbe Oeoten,

BblIabeIP6Ial 5. Jnlt. BeterIOn'8
OeteetOr. nla4t bus Bublifum parauf a%nfmerf<
Jam, PAP lebr sefabrliae falI4e $5zgtoten auf
bic BeuutOwnlbtpz8un BON YbilaOelpbi1 I'M
umlauf iiao. Sic ip0en gang perfefte fac Si<
miles Der u~rlpritnSliden leiu.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-07-06
Wuburn. %. Sunni 1860.

a-- ~ <ARGhAAA1 SOf O"Nh
Metn tbeurer .6err! S6r 9itigeS S4rets
ben erpedt @eftble In meiner Srlqt penen
Quaoruf gu sebea i'd uiat perluden mill.
Oeein 6er5 flieBt Hber BON Dantbartett urp
3uneiauua far meine 6reupOe ullobte %9elanmte
republffaniide 8ep0lterun9 BON Wfi9isaa UNI
10 melt Die WSsli6teit ret6t, merpen oeren
@inIde fir mid tets Sefeble iein, Ra4
8erlauf eint3er 3eit, ia4 eiHer tur3en 8olt
in meiner Seimatb, pom Der id nun eint9e
perfp6lene 8elu6e ab9ere4uet IS Wpnas
te ab1peIeuD mar, meroe i'd mid Bel 96nen
eininoen, lpie sic e8 proponireu. Dc4 laIs
len sic in per 3pil8en3eit SIR gpnite ni6t
auf mid parten, Qa1en Sic e8 ppran9eben
in Der 9rganiIirnns mtO @oncentrirung Der
republfanii6en 8rdfte inter Der 6ibrun9 Der
warpi8ea unt au8ge5eidueten @anpiOoten Der
@6ic19p Convention, uno nebmen Sic bic
8erltderung, Dap i9 e8 al6 Elm lln9liif, ais
eiuen 8orlpurf ge9en midi ielbit, 9e9et tllei1
Qan3e8 ~feruere8 9ebeu betradten DirDe, lpenll
fraenD @iner aus Der Ma1e Der lopalen 8atrip=
ten, nit Oeuen i'd 10 lun9e 9emirtt babe, 5urif
mei6eu iollte aus ietter pOr9ei9rittenen Ypliz
tipn 9er1be in Dem acknowledgement Grefen,
mel6e8, metner leber5euSut9 nadb eine1t iAes
rem Griuulp6 ~unlerer 8ere4ten Sa9e perlelber
mirb. s..
OL.A - 4-1Hs rsE. EEEE-.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-07-06
WfnHensS erfantmlnn9
Her Steuhen=Wffnrfntinu

0ur@ 9si8tub. bonn %. SUM 1T mf Souutas ben 8. Suit
Gbeno8 8 nbr wteSer1m enc WSaiien @eriarumllu8 Der Steu6eus
IiCcatiCh in Der Wted9antts 9al, 1852 70. 6a6eheItr., ~an6eraunt.
ollie @ereine, bic it4 an benz lesten Steubenfeit betbeiliatem unS
beneu baran eeIe9ert lit, mas init Dem bel belem {Eefte er,ieten lie.
beridub a~n9efan8eu pereen lou, mS8en ib entpe6er in W9aiIe et.
ftn6en, ODER i9 ourb Dete9oten oerfeteu laiIen.
Sm Nuftro9e Der Steuben. u ociahpu:
20 20 9 9emmeter, Sefr.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-07-06
sveier Ses 4. SuIf

8bilubetpbia, s. Sult. Der llaab.
bdn9i9teitStqS 9in9 8eltern bier ru9tg prrtiber.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-07-06
Maanplin CIRQUE
.WReiu Suiten t0Otet midi QllrnG6lio."

yWfeiu Suiten tOOtet mid allnta6lig,"
ia9en $ unberte. bis i'd 1888
Or. Spapne'S Sulammenseietten Sprnp bon
3 SXStlcftriben ge4 $50
Sebrau9te. asn Watel, 10 bod ais eS AUDI S~sprieIen merbeu
mag, tant 6emielben al Die Seie gefeut Wer6en.
Die Srigtnale ullo d9te 3ubereitun9
@uS3ebruns, 9uftsu. grtdtunS, @n9brllisteit, &rOn@itis, Sc.
Der 8e3Wercen. Slutpeisa, i4Weres @tbmeu, S9merSsn in
Der Seue unb 8rut. 9erStlcpfen, Sn1uenSa, Group, ME
ber8ebrohene Contribution, weben 9alS, 9erpen- r
i@Wa9e unO aue %&rantbenen 6eS SalleS,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-07-06
Baltimore lOe(ker.
Baltimore, ben 6. Snlt. 1860.

90 5enat0rS emarb 1T u nj pit"
lit &tncpln uno 6amltu. SenatOr
SeparO = % melpet ou8 nDeidi8oh Sour
nal" miro I'M 21ufe pe8 nd@lten WtonatS
mad Mt4i8au tOpmer, uul itber Die pplitiIden
Eo8e8fra8en 3u iprs4en uno fRr 9lneoln
unp 6amlin gu mirten. 9i6erli6 i4ld8t
bet bieIer miaf6mmenen N19rt6t oa8 6er5 icz
be8 braUen 3epublifaner8 bD6er, uno benz a(~
pere6rten uuo 8~eliebten Wann oltrfte Elm @m=
pfang bepprteben, mie er nod &einem in Die
fem Situate 6ereitet poroet lit!
Bir 9eben nadltebeno oo8 I~ntpprtl4retben
SemarD'8, III meldent- er ber @inlaOnn8, mad
0fi6i9an gu fommen, 6rl9e leilten gu lppllen
nerIpriht, Der 8rief ldutet:
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Sie merfUirOigiten Guren, bic nod ie
OerrifIet WnrOen.

~
SpaHne'8 5ul1mmen9eleeter Sprup bon
Der oicrten 9%e9enuber, bon einen Qufeu, Nbnabme oeS iSIeilheS
er tonnte we6er 1tebeu NOD Ite9en obne SeiGmerlt9tet. Mrbeitet
in @ecr9e SweenepS 9atneret, Nto9e &oac, unterbaIb 9Bauace.
Swapne'S Wllotlr19en turtrten @3etiel Gbpz
mas, nube pbRntroiae %frIberbtn bon philadelphia. bon Nabt-
IbpciIen, firtterIiben Suten, tur3em At6em; lem oanses en,
item mar auBerorbentliG %9eIaDdct. DretSebn Sabre iiHb Ie1.
Dem psrfOiien unO ct erfreut f9 nO4 irmsr elmer saten @eIanO.
beit. H
Smapne'S @ilbfirI6en beilten Die 6rau be8
6rn. Denart, 95 DIT pennlraBe, &eabins. SIT JET uber,euat,
@raoe, wurse aber p5ui8 seiunc, na@benn fe Die 28llbtiri6en oe-
braudte. 9r. Q. g. SteeenS, Dru99ift in Neobtna. befen
28ebrbeitsIisbe GdcmanO b~eSwsifslt. tam obise Swei Ruren be,eu.
gen, pa Die OtebStn bel ibm 9etouft wcrben.
Aer5te 9ebrau1en rno enlpfeblen e8
Gr. S. 8. @uTOn, 6rantltn County, ap., lbreibt; .Seit 70
Sabren Babe i'd cine itarte QrarlS uao empte5ie Or eiUosne,s
Sulannmen9eieBten Sprup BON Nt6tirl6en Dor allen anSerrn N1s.
pSnten. Sn ben 10 lebr 8eflrbteten 9uneentrantbetteu, bic Gh
IN Sentudp ais - bpSarh9 erpeien, bane t9 tbn flr en unl1as.
@drnun9. II Raufe teinen IrtiteL, Der porgebIi6 0iIbHrShen
entbdlt, benz 9tameu belebter Ner3te a~n9eb6n9t rne, Die abr nt6tS
1etner s3uiammenlesun9 Su tbun bathn; rage, aber tnmer
gSIettrlden," Die einSi9 6dte NiIetriben- 3uberelan9.
Smapne'8 i%tber3uferte
Garfaparinas unb Gbeer=NtHen,
turiren Sartlsibistet, SOOUrsnnsa, &Ogfpsb, spsIbes BON einsm
len uno trantbafe u%ntbdt9teit Der @in0epeice, M6blnoen gn.
petiIcisteit, @elblu1ti &C.. @8 i1etnt, feline Niueu aebSn cine To
alseuletne !3ufrteSsnbeit. @n iebr gutter pan waroe es isin, penrt
Die cbi9en OeeSStnen perben nur Suberettt bon
Or. Swopne unb . 0 bn,
30. NOr0 SIsDsnts Ctr Ober9oIb Der IRarttir.. philadelphia.
Siaoe y. @Oot. IS 8attuOrstr.
g. .. 9ance, l08 8alimorefr.
$. 9aftnbol9, 8rOaopsp uno Canton Gpenue.
y; wE ROOFING, 90 SrcappaS.
@tdsF-otNss aos sei .aa dD
~ EeWrae9 aWn ~Hato.1 NgWHWE' Ri
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-12-28


slave law and ! wish further to ask the Sen
ator il the Republican Legislature Of the State
OF Ohio has not passed a statute backing up
Governor Dennison in the decision to which
have referred aud whether or not he APP
proves OF that legislation.
Mr.. WADE. Mr.. President, do not know
that am witness in this case, and certainly
not to answer all the law questions in the
world. Laughter. have told the Senator
all that think | ought to tell him. am for
the execution of any law that is law; but
am not here argue"do' on the spur of the oc-
basion to attempt to decide what that law is
on a disputed question. will never do that.
Mr.. Powell rose. would rather not be
interrupted. because nothing can come Of
thee questions. do not ask the Senator
any questions and do not like to be qucs-
toned IN this way, because it leads me off
from The train of my argument.
MI POWELL The Senator speaks of Of
lenses that are m1'a n se ask him wheth-
or he regards stealing slave as an offence of
That kind
Mr.. WADE. Mr.. President do not choose
% be chatechiscd on these subiccts--
Mr. POWELL. / presume not
The PREsrDrNo OFFICER. (Mr Foster in
the chair The Senator from Ohio has the
floor. unless he chooses to Weld it,
Mr.. WADE. ] think | have made all the
answer 60 the senator that ] ought to make
under the circumstances.
Mr. POWELL II the Senator will allow
me, } will say that have resolution
The PREsiniNo OFFICER. Does the SEN
ator from Ohio give wayi
Mr.. PowfrL. A resolution passed bv the
Republican State Copve,tio, If HE st,tc T.,
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1860-07-26
JOHNS 4 CROSLEG )
IMPROVED
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that OF tin, and is twice is durable.
Gutta Percha Cement tor preserving and re
pairing Tin and Metal Roofs of every dcscrip
ton.
From its great elasticity, is not injured by
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CT. These materials have been thoroughly
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They are readily applied by ordinary labor
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23nG JOHNS x CEOSLEY.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1860-07-26

L INy loU TT
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1860-07-26
kephart'S Confession.

! The following is all the confession
THAT Kcphart made up to the time
that the mob took him from the Jail
1t was written down by Mr.. William
Paine, as kcphart related it:
John kcphart was born in Frank
lin county, Pa, in the year 1899. His
father was a native Of Germany. His
father moved to Columbina county,
Ohio, in 1907. His father afterwards
moved to Stark county, Ohio. John
kcphart was married in Columbina
county, Ohio, at the age Of "a years.
His wite's name was Babcock. He
commenced preaching in 1924. His
sisters are not living. lie has one
brother living near La Porte, Ind
John kcphart was q farmer in the
State of Ohio, but he never lived in
the State of Illinois. He came through
Illinois when he cmigratcd to Henry
county, in this State His father and
mother are not living. His wife was
not of Dutch origin. She was young
or than he was. He has nine children
seven girls and two boys. His Old
est boy lives in Henry county, Iowa,
and one girl in Washington county,
Iowa. He has 100 acres Of land-EO
Of timber and so Of prairie. The
mans name that lives on the place is
Blggsiord. lie had two yoke of oxen
and wagon-two boys, and one lit
tie girl about II years old. lie was
going to buy farm in Missouri, but
he did not know where --Fairfcid
LeArer.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1860-07-26
$4,000 COPIES ALREADY SOLD.
EN- ERGBODY'S LAWYER
AND
counsellor in Business,
lN
BY FRANK CROSBY.


OF THE PHlLNDELPuIA BAR.
IL Iat5 Ion How t" draw up Partnership Ia
p"r' and gives general forms
Tor Agreements of all kinds
Bills Of Sales, Leases and Petit
tons.
tbs You How to draw mp Bonds and Mort
cages, AtiidayitS ruw,r, of
Attorney, Notes and Ellis of
Exchange, Receipts and Re.
leases.
Tells Iou How to make an Assignment
properly with forms for Com
position with Creditors, and
the msolvcnt Laws of every
State
leIs lou The legal relations existing be-
tween Guardian and Ward,
Master and Apprentice, and
Landlord and Tenant
II IeHS Ion What constitutes Libel and Sian.
der, and the law As to Mar
riagc bower, the Wife Right
in Property, Divorce and Ali.
mony.
I3ts Ion The Law for Mechanics Liens in
every State, and the NatHrali-
2utiun Laws of this country.
and how 10 comply with the
same.
7ds loH The Law concerning Pensions
and how t" obtain one and
the Presumption Laws to Pub
lie Lands
1dls Ton The Law for Patents. with mode
of procedure in obtaining one.
with lntcrIcmnccs. Assign
mentS and Table of Fees.
IdLs Ion How to make your viii, and how
to administer on an Estate
with the law and the require
ments thereof in every State.
/ lYJg -
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1860-07-26
&" Don't Care"

The Douglas men are beginning t
deny that their champion ever said he
didn't care whether slavery was votcC
down Or voted up. y reference t.
the Congressional Globe for 1878
part l, page IS, will refresh theiI
memories on this point. They will
there read, in Mr.. Douglas speech il
the Senate, on the 10Th of December
1857, as follows -
"But am told on all Sides ooh, just wait
the pro-slavcry clause will he voted down.
That docs not obyiate any of my objections
1t does not diminish any of them. You have
no more right to force Free State ConStitu-
ton Oh Kansas than Slave State Constitution.
If Kansas wants Slave State Constitution,
she has right to it ; ii she wants Free State
Constitution, she has Il right to il. 1t is none
of my business which way the slavery clause
is decided. ] CARE NOT WHETHER 1T is VOTED
Down OR VOTED UP.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1860-07-26
This was his language.

"Northcrn Star Lodge" is the name
of Lodge of Good Tcmplars organ
inzed at New Oregon, Howard Coun'
ty, one day last week, by Col. Oct.
wiler. There were thirty-nine Char.
ter members, and at subsequent
meeting twenty-four persons were I'M,
tiatcd. Col. Dctwilcr has also organ.
lied Good Tcmplar's Lodges at Stacy.
vile, 10 Charter mcmbcrs) at Bum
Oak, $50 Charter mcmbcrs) and at
DEBORAH, (Rescuc Lodgc-3O Charter
mcmbers).
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1860-07-26
Tbt gntellieentu>
Temperance Lecture.

We are requested to give NOTICE
that Col. J. @. Detwiler will gFc q
Temperance Lecture at Chcpey X
Brackets Hall in this villageton Fri
day (to-morrow) evening, att o'clock
precisely. 1t is particularly desired
that all should be punctual in their
attendance at the appointed time, as
the Lecturer has other engagements
70" the after part of the same evening
and will be compelled to commence
speaking at the appointed hour, wheth-
or the audience have all arrived or
not. A large gathering may be an
ticipated.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1860-07-26
CHRONIC LITHOGRAPHIC ENGRAVING

OF it, presenting perfect Fac-Simile Copy of
the original painting, with all its beautiful
coloIs.
The size OF the Engraving is > lay 8 inches.
and the price ISL for which it is offered, is
only onc-iitth the usual price of similar works
loo, 600 being issued instead OF D 600, the
usual number. The home Of every family in
the land, should be adorned with this picture,
as besides its beauty rs an ornament, the les.
son 1t teaches, illustrating the evils Of Intern
pcrancc and War, and the end of gool-a
Christian Life, are invaluable. Mr. Peale
says OF the Engraving II can certify that it
is an accurate and admirable copy of the Orig
inal Painting" Testimonials without num-
Der, have been received from distinguished
Clergymcn i'll praise of the Engraving Many
who receive it, say they would not part with
it for ten times its cost, if they could not pro.
cure another.
Clergymen and Church Societies supplied in
quantities OF not less than 20 copies at a time,
on very liberal terms
Terms tor I copy, IL and / letter stamps,
or five copies for 81 without stamps. For a
letter OF Agency stating special terms. and |
copy, 81 and letter stamps, sent in strong
rolls by return mail, with Il description. ii
; / Or more is sent in i letter, get q draft, or
have the letter registered. Write the Name,
Town, County and State plainly. Address
q, q COTTON. No 3 Park Row.
7. .. boE jJ9l. 2SuJ New York.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1860-07-26
See Advertisement.

RErrBILcAN VIcroRY.--A special Elcc
ton was held in Milwaukee a day OF
two since to fill vacancy in the of:
flee of City Treasurer. The Rcpubli.
cans were not inclined to draw party
lines in the contest, but the Douglas
Democracy were fierce to show their
strength and wanted a square fight ;
so the Republicans told them to come
on, and do their handsomcst. The re,
suit was the election of John S. Tesch,
Republican, over Baumbach, Demo
Graf, by 932 majority.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1860-07-26
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St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1860-07-26

From his well known iirc-cating
and volcanic propensities, the Douglas
lite candidate for Vice President has
been named the Hon. Herschel Nesu-
Vius johnson.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1860-07-26

Chickasaw county has q fully Or
gained Agricultural Society, and will
hold the first annual Fair at New
Hampton on the 9th and 2Sth days of
September.