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reign State ia determining which Of two externa awst
viii by comfy add the vieor 1t its adoption ana admins
tra,iop within its territory, viz, foreign municipal Law
OF force against right, the law OF nations copformed 70
It's own domestic policy under the Impulse which
has purged It's stem OF the odious and violent inas
az Virginia. and set the slave free Impius crudelis H.
dicondas ,st Gi htetah tdra. Nostra ura oaaai
cdsu hteran dant tauOrera Co. Iu ut supra.)
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More OF the Schuyler Frauds.
SUPERIOR C0URT-SPECIAL TERM.
Before Hon. Judge woodruff.

Before Hon. Judge Woodruff
JAN. 4.--Johw @. Woodruff and Robert r. Hessni
The Ner York and NesD Hducs Railroad Company.
action brought TO recover for fraudulent repre-
tons made by the defendants through their trd
agens-Robert Schuyier-and involved the question
the liability Of the company on account Of the sp|
stock issued by Schuyler. The cause was tried in ID
Der Last, before Judge Woodruff It appeared on tai
that on the 2sd OF June, 1854, z W. Clark, Dodge
as agents Of the paintifs, were applied 10 by Gouvd
Norris for loan Of $40 900 certificate OF go
OF the Compsnys stock, dated that day (being d
Schuyler's fraudulent issues), and that upon the
OF it, and after insisting that the stock should be
ferred TO them on the books prior TO making the
they agreed TO make such loan for sixty days, WI
any knowledge OF the true character OF the certiI
and believing 1t 10 be genuine. The stock was duly
ferred into the names Of + W. Clark, Dodge & Cd
same day by the usual transfer executed in the off
the company, the transaction being superintended
consented to by the usual clerk in the transfer ofc
no new certificate was taken out. The loan was
made, and Morris not having repaii II, and the CoEd
having declined 70 recognise the certcate or 70 adm
right Of the plaintiffs 70 the stock. this action was BIRD
claiming that the company was liable IN an action q
the faith OF the false and fraudulent certificate aud
fer Of the go shares The following decision was
Woops,rr n. Just,ce.--R the principles declared h
only opinion which was delivered In tho Court of Ar
in the cnse Of the Mechanics' Bank against the ID
defendants "a KernAn's Rep, 699D are applied In
full extent 70 CHS cass have not been able to avo
ouncus3pu tha& The defendants should have judgmeni
Whatever may be my opinion, uninfiuenced BY thu
cson do mos feel NJ liberty 70 say that the Court d
peas do not intend 70 hold all the propositions whd
there stated a. reasons for the Judgment given.
full reflection and examination Of the cases cited,
pears be most conformabe 10 what is hitting and p
to find the facs proved, apply 70 them the principle
carcd in the case referred to, and leave the paint
resort 70 the Court Of Appeals ITSELF the plaintiff
Govc that the circumstances vhfrb IN rnnu imod
particulars distinguish this case from the other, wi
the Judgment Of that tribunal entitlc the plaintiffs
cover. am satisfied that cannot assign reasons
judgment for the plaintiffs which satisfactory Y
court Of last resort therefore direct. Judgment
for the defendants with costs u the defendants, Th9
York and New Haven Railroad Company, who hAY
pcared and ans wered herein.
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British Trade with France and the
United States.

From the Manchester Examiner, Jan. 81
Why cannot do trade with France This is
plain question: and probably Of simplicity, but Is
one in which all Interested and which deserves
more attention than usually paid to it. In the drs place,
we should have objection TO a little The
larger the number customers the higher profits
likely 20 be: and increased OF business
say nothing OF higher OF profits woul1 dad larger
number Of our worspeople In constant employ ment Be-
sides Is less expensive TO ship cargo across the Chan
mel than to send the Atlantic, and when have
chance OF doing the amount OF business with
sets OF customers four thousand miles OF the other
only twenty not ditfca4 10 dstsrnins chich ought
TO be preferred But settng commercial consider
aside, we have reasons OF the very strongest kind
neighbors across the Channel They are putting
US sf present q great deal OF expense. Instead
Of having congratulate ourselves that great and gal
liant people i've within hailng distance OF os1
shores, il would be fortunate thing for II they
ocaaed" somewhere II the antpodes. We owe solely
10 them that paying douoe income TAX upon
NAN o. the years amount and have been gra
tined with the distant sight OF little bill Of El00oO 900
for stone walls and Armstrong; guns 70 protect
against tneir possible nroAds upon security We
told that henceforh viii be safe for 10 have our
CHIEF senas within reach OF their artillery. 30
establishment on gigantic scale fixed some where
In the midland counties, and ooserve thai Tho % sn
council OF Birmingham petiii,nug thu govern n,sn
TO make that place the selected site Now as the,.
defensive involve considerable out,av Il
well to ask whether cAnnot adopt other s,c,s
which would be only economical but proitable How
is Il that have fear Of q with the Unitsd
Stases How is that take amount OF clustering
and threatening with the utmost equaumily. our me-
chants irving and taking orders " IL were onlv the
eefSas " Fsssioppeu me rsssSu 70 " Ieuaa N
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ADDITIONAL FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE TEUTONIA.

The screw steamship Teuons, Capt Taabe, from south
ampton carly the 7h Of January arrived at this port
at hall. past five O'Clock yesterday evening
Her advices have been anticipated by the Africa. but
the Teutonia brings london papers OF the tn inst
which were wanting by the former vessel
Cardinal wiseman is said TO have promised Irish
brigade for the Pope
Report says that Victor Emmanuel New Years day,
in reply to the hope Of the Neapolan Ambassador
all would be arranged peacefully said 'How arranged
peacce Not at all. The will settle that" and
the Spanish Ambassador "Te your Queen she ought
unite with me- and not believe all those pastel Of the
priests
The Circassians are rapidly emgrating TO Turkey.
Some sixteen thousand have arrived at Constantnope,
and eight thousand more have assembled ut Kurtch
The funds nrmer in London the 7th, but bust
ness quiet Exchange Austria had risen in
aucnce Of the renewed disquetude which prevails at
Vienna The applications for the Canadian loan had
reached twelve millions sterling The Bank OF England
had raised its price for fine gold from f3 l7l0s to f3
IS.
The return Of the Bank Of England for the week end
ing the 4h Of January, compared with the return Of the
previous week. show the following results
decrease in notes issued f3ls 10
decrease in public deposits of............. 05i74
An Increase in other deposits Of ......... 49,, sl7
An increase IN seven Gay OlacT S4,SS<
On the other side--
decrease in gold coin and bullion of. 3IS,T7o
An increase III government securities Of. 1873
An increase In other securities Of f85, 1929
in notes 3l5 $50
A decrease gold and silver coin Of. 30,46o
The following the official return OF the imports and
ports of the precious metals and from London during
the week ending 4th of January
Imports Exports
Gold ..,.....................f3 1880 026 ElSI 500
Silver. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. GOT 275,ss6
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Hoyers house. which. IT true initiated against Harries
psinti on examination admits Ia, he was psrfecy veil
scs gong for Su. she .wssr. @ on
,he Monday before the 4h of July, and no, on tue
settle which Of the two Witnesses most likely to be
sy osD should wy be
perjury Now va: sncopsrsSicsed before {oS s', the
ss sus o hat On S
morning MIS- hCl,s wen. q rev Yosk and Informed MI
tier the cause Of her suffering ORIGINATED Saturday
IN he onss sss
Frustrated her bed Catherine Walters hsr
ss, Sssn wss IN
su s Re az
day afternoon aer the Of July nor there any proof that
% also ss T o aa
sc,er for chastity by The testimony Of the old neghoor
conduct public II their statements true such pdclcacy
saiemcns tending 70 criinnais Mr. fioiiyer with An
offence the character here alleged But YOU are no prs
pia,on case been
r s :sSn
by proofs derived from false witnesses The
ABILITY hascssd your a;enn 70 Other
wn,sn ss puoDey has tins, insisted are enlisted % you.
5 % heipcus in it, character tia. public policy
s 1SS IS e
- " ssps , nsr saS s TIM s ssa
me. but required tina. .uch .aroioua a. nus 10
s s s
third parties The rule Of law applicable h thss
The plaintiff must prove The ac{ 10 have done by force and
the prosecurx without oher evidence Of The a sef y
On he
py and that credit must BE- ie % he jury be Judged by
them with the circumstances ard facts which occur win that
testimony Here Tho Judge rsad 70 the jury some general
: :s:s "f e. ss.4 y sles ss'sI ASsA$ .ss ..
y e s.%s y e p Sss sS
you areXo whether can or cAnno accosdance
with your bsef bring IN verdict Of guilty Against the de
produced testimony anober character, which, true d
massgl V ~ dslsaos Fog him have spReezS4 eovWM W.
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dcuon OF the municipal law which establishes IT, A State
has apparatus either Of law Of force, TO maintain the
relation beween strangers II has code OF the slave
rights Of the slaves submission processes
for the enforcement of either rucs OF evidence au
dcaon in the premises guardhouses prisons or whip
ping posts to uphold the slave owners power and crush
the slaves resistance But comfy which should recog
Mise status that subsis only by force and yet refuse
the force sustain IT, ia iusory. II we recognise the
fragment OF slavery imported by the stranger we must
adopt the fabric Of which Is fragment and from which
derives its vitality. II the slave be elogned by fraud
or force, the owner must have replevin for him or
for his value. II q creditor obtain foreign
attachment against tho slave owner the sheriff must
seize and sell the slaves. II the owner die, the
Surrogate must administer the slave as assets. II tbs
slave give birth 10 offspring we have native born
slave. II the owner, enforcing obedience 10 his ca
prices main slay his slave admit the status
plea in bar TO the public justice. II the slave be
tried for crime, upon his owners complaint, the test
mony Of his fellow slaves be excluded. II tho slave
be imprisoned executed for crime the value taken by
the State must be made good TO the as for pri
vaic property taken for public use.n Everything or
nothing is the demand from comfy; everything or
nothing must be our answer The rule Of the law OF ma
pcrty through friendly State does not require our laws
to uphold the relation Of saveowner and slave between
strangers BY the law Of nations not the subject
orpropcry. BY the law Of nations the municipal law which
makes men the subject OF property Is limited with the
power TO enforce ITSELF that is by its territorial taredc-
ton. BY the law OF nations, then the strangers stand
upon coil in their natural relations m their ari-
hcAl relation being absolutely terminated. (The Ante
re aw " = he
domic the power fix the civil status Of persons, does
not require our laws TO uphold, within territory,
the relation Of slave and slave between strangers
This principle only requires to recognise the conse-
quences in reference to subjects within ursdc-
ton $50 far as may Be dene without prejudice 70 domee-
tic interests Of the status existing abroad and W where
the status itself brought within limits and u hero
permissible q domestic status 10 recognise the forcgu
law authentic origin and support Of the actual stss
thus that marriage contracted In foreign donicil &C.
cordug TO the municipal law there viii b maintained -
continuDpg marriage here, with such traits IS belong 70
that relation here yet ncestuous marriage or poygamy,
lawful In the foreign domic, cannot be held ~ Awtul
continuing relation here (S,ory Conf. Laws secons 81,
81, T., So us ll< so i0t, 62o ga raH Tee AMI savs'
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original Nstsce.
To 8. .. Billings, Lucinda Billings, M. Billings,
Chas. II. Moore, DanI Koch b. A. Willisms,
Jesse Hoagh, Winer h Evans, James LArkil
John Winthrop, Pattens, Lane Miriam, Dansi
w. Pressoll, P0tDf Hart. A1win Beebe, j.. p.
Ogle, Hiram Barney, K6bt Galloway, w. Van
Horn, Benj Jones, David Evans, Geo, C. Dixon !,
Oscar Guygar, VIM. Guygar and Mrs.. G. III. Guy
gar, widow Of G. II. Guygar, deceased, defend
VOU .rs hsrsby notified that thsrs Il now o. iile
II In the Clerk Office Of the District Court Of
Lee County, Iowa, ut Ksokuk, . petition and
4 ended petition OF Ben. Johnson, claiming :
judgment and decree in his favor and against 8. 8.
Billings for ten thousand dollars with interest
from sah Juas, 1911 and also three thousand dol
lars with ten per cent. interest from the 18th az
January, 1857, upon said =. s. Billings two prom
issory notes for said sums praying Tor the fore
closure Of two mortgages securing said nots6,
made BY >. 8. Billings, upon lot 5, block ID, ii
Keokuk. Lee Csuneg, lows, known - the Billings
House; she sale a1a dssailgof MD let 70 pay %
ssid mertkaes1 ineomhfhnoss the sxtbguishmsnt
and cancellation Of oil recorded or pretended In
terssts liens Of the other co-defendants in said
lot and the establishment Of the true chain Of IT,
tie thereto, the disbursements Of the proceeds Of
the sale OF said lot according 70 the respective pr
critics of Hen, for general relief, With costs Of
suit, dc. ## &
Now, therefore, you are hereby severally noti-
day Of next term Of said Court, to be holden on
the first Monday Of February, 1850, ut Keokuk, or
judgment and decree will be had against you.
4 III. SCOTT HOWELL,
= Solicitor for Plaintiff.
Dec Olaf 1ekQ III m
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Lsgaa Notice.


Two H. G. Hodge, Henry Fox, p. Sheppard, W.
= A. Holland, D. =. 6toddard, Geo. w. Martin,
1amund Arnoux, Samuel Iii. Etonements. J. q,
hiley, John Montgomery, John r. Smith. Joseph
A. Iorrey, Samuel Rann ,P. w. Pence, b. A. Look
woed g. A. 6ooAsld, Arnold Kendall, g. r. b. John.
son, VIM Ser. VIM. Hubbard, ". ". PYichard, C.
>. Davis, Gideon Myers, r. u. Moors, John Dali
ieny, Geo. B. Felt, II. b, Chattsrtsn, Honora Tep-
Ter, John Piksn, Henry Mason y. n. Henry. G. &.
Prichard. Walton Bancroft, Chas. J.. For, j. H.
Lockwood. jAmes Hsndrick, Truman Couklin, c.
esoheld. A. q. Thoms and Jehnsou Davies: You
and each Of you are hereby nOtioed that there ID
now on hs in the Office Of the Clsrk of the District
Court In and for Lee County, Iowa, ct Keokuk, q
petition OF Samuel b. Soolcs, claiming Of Rufus
Wiisey the sum Of twenty-sevsn hundred dollars
And interest, n money due on = promissory note
snd also claiming Of all Of you the foreclosure Of
mortgage executed by said kufus Wilsey TO secure
said promissory note. Said petition prA 70 Tor
sale ot the following mortgaged premises, in which
You have or claim to have some interest, to-wit !:
The s-w. OF the ne. Of 80. n, township Is
North, range west. In Lee cosnty, Iowa. There
Also on ME In said case ~ amended petition.
showinga mistake in the description OF the aforc-
saad isnd "a said mortgage, and praying correc-
tfon tnokcof by the Court.
Nov, unless you appear and answer said petition
on or before the second dsy Of the next term Of
said District Court, commencing on the Arst Mon
day In February, 1869, judgment will be rendered
and decree for the sale Of the said real estate
according TO the prayer IL aAid petition and All the
Interest OF each of the defendants In said land will
be cut 81 and forever barred and forccIosNd.
McCRARY BRUCE
Solicitors for Petitioner.
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| Sssnsssr Ressrsson, Jssn IN .a1s.s. "a }. e 4.
Dimond You are each Of ron hereby notiasd thss
there h now on ale In the ooe cf the Clark Of ths
pstitipn 81 0sosgs Parkss, saeimiaes1 - lpb &
hsnSA tks ssm q AflssA ksl1rsd l1fn&M Hnsy
justly dus him from you, On pro1 pS1 - ~
ccutsd by yOu Aob't French - hiU s0R9ok 66Sth
sum OF $llbe, Of date November u, 1855, due Ii
one gear thereafter; and saiming q Ill ~ you tho
fsrsslsssrs OF noftsasa executed ~ said Robert
French and Sarah French his wife 10 plaintiff Oh
Lots Nos. and in Block No. o., Ks0kuk, lows,
except twenty feet % the rear ends Of said lots;
Which n.r.F.ss Y given e secure .aiS nose and
usisss - appsar md ans ~ iaiA psaasios on q
before The second dAy 81 the nsxt term Of said
Court, which commences its sossion on the ars
Monday OF February, A. D. 1850, judgment and
decree OF foreclosure will be rendered against you
- prayed for In plaintiffs petition.
800 MoOEARY BRUCE,
Is Dc -, ls5o-Sm Soils Tor Plsinti1.
tTSO Spencer 3. BiiIings, VIM. q. WsrsSsr, Iaasl
II MArienthal, Leopold Block, Frederick Zuee,
Joseph W Zugg, Bon. johnson, Thomas Fossy,
tin RAxford, 4. r Hoyt, Geo. G. Andsrson i Co,
John McCuno and Hugh Harkins, EXECUTORS ok
Embich's estate), Rufus Wilsey, Geo. X. Todd.
Joseph Webster, II. ID. Woodward Co.: You and
each Of you arc hereby notified that there 10 nov
On ale In the District Court Of Lee County. Iowa,
1t Keokak, petition and amended petition q
James W. Grim5s, claiming the correction and fore
closure Of mortgage given by Spencer g. Billings
certain real estate In said county 10 secure tn
payment q three rronissory notes ct ont II said
pstitien, and claiming againet said DlInGs )nds-
ment Tor ten Thousand dollars; said real estate h
more particularly described In said petition and
amended petition, and claiming = fofscloasrs d
said mortgage and order Of sale OF said real -
tate, against MI Of you And unless yoa appeaa
and answer said petition on or before tho Tuesday
after the LIST Monday in February next, Judgment
will be rendered against you by default.
RANKIN, MILLER y ENSTRR,
Dec. so, I060-dm Att'ys for Plaintiff.
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Lexau Nestce.

rINO Heinrich Mstksn snd John McGse: You ara
hereby notified that there 10 now on Re In the a.
Zoe at The Clark Of the District Court at Lee County
Iowa. 1T Ksokuk, petition of Frederick Zuer
claiming OF you the said IL snrich Mstken the sum
Of seven hundred dollars, ~ money due On ave
promissory notes executed by you 10 John r Hor-
nish and James Elder, and by them assigned 10
plaint1d, and Also slaiming Of both Of you the
forsciosGrs at mortgage exscutsd to secure said
notes and one other note, and conveying lots Ill
Is, IL, II and 10, IN block IL in Gienford Wrights
addition to che lily IL Ke0kuk, L. County, Iowa.
NOV, unises you appear ma answer said peti ticu
on OF before the morning Of ths ssesDd day Of the
next term of said District C0urt, soDnsneine on
the hrst Monday In February. 1890, judgment and
decree will To- rendered against you aocordipx to
tne prayer Of said petition, and said real estate will
be sold and all the interest OF cash Of the defend
ants therein will be cut Of and forever barred asd
foreclosed. McCkARY 4 DRIf.R ---
DEC. ~. lsa9-dlm AHy's for PIHs.
stsO hndsun 3. Bridge ~ Yeu are hsesAy noti6ed
that there 10 now fle in the once Of The Clerk
q the District Court II Lee Iowa at col
petition OF Smith HamiI1, CLAIMING Of Won the
sAn Of nine hundred dollars, as money dne on
writing obligatory made BY you 10 Bruce Dan.
ials And BY them TO plaintiff ASST sncd, and that
enent has been issued and levied On property
- YcnFs, and unless you appear and Answer said
lstlt.on on cr before the Tuesday after the LIST
1onaay 10 February next, judgment will b. rem
a9oa Agasnkf you by default.
RANKIN, MILLER ENSTER
60. y, lSsy-d Plaintiffs Attsrneys.
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EVS0 Jas. Brown and franklin Keith Eirs-- You
= ara hereby notified that there is now on fle IN
the o6ce Of the Clerk Of the District Court of Lee
County, lows, ~ keokuk, the petition and amend
cd petition Of James Hannah, claiming the fore
closDre Of certain mortgage executed and deliy-
cred By you james Brown to one Jno. II. Allen,
up on the west half of the south-wsst quarter OF
section thirty-six, in township sixty-scven north
Of range seven west, In Leo county, State Of Iowa
and alleging thai you FrankiR Keith have or
claim 70 have m interest in said property mort
gagged; also asking Judgment against said james
Brown for NE sum OF eight hundred dollars as
money dsc upon . promissory note executed BY
You to the order Of said j. r. Allen and secured Nv
aaid mortgage. And unless yon appear and answer
thereto on or before tbs 7th day Of Feb next that
being the second day Of the next term Of said
Court, judgment will be rendered against you
thereon. w. H. W0RTHINdTON,
Solicitor for JANIS HAENAH.
4 Dec. 70. 1859 dim
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