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Notice Of Trust SAFE Of Land ana Per
sOnal Property,

NOsACG VI lIuSt DLtp u AnMN ouU = cIr
sOnnl Property.
DY virtue Of 1 deed Of trust, executed ID
ID me, the undersigned Tsu5tee BY Ohm o.
Bird to secure the payment Of certain sum
Of money therein menlisned. to John p,
Young. win on
Saturday the Sd day 81 November. ! $50.
in froptlof the c0ujt House Of KsnaMha
county, self a. public Aacsien e The highest
lying in Knnawha County. % Big sSndy 81
Elk. being the same tract ofland conyeyedto
said Bird BY Alexahpsr Cobb, BY deed duly re-
Twill also sell ct the same time and place,
and on the same terms, the personal property
mentioned in said deed Of truytL g. 81
Such title only asis vested in me, Will be
conveyed to the paFchaseT%
JOHN DRYDEN. Trustee.
September %, $780, 6s24
FURTHEIs NOTICE.
The sale above nettioned il postponedinn.
ill Saturday the ist day Of December next
JOIN DRYDEN, Trustee.
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VIRGINIA. IS SAT rules held in the
" clerks office of the circuit court far
Boone county, in the month Of November,
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Washington Hall,
Ripley Jackson County. Virgins.

Ripley Jackson County, Virginia.
=. MAGUIRE
"0ULD respectfully inform His old Gus
VA tomels and the public generally that lie
has again taken possession OF this well
known establishment and wenid be glad 10
entertain his friends and crstomerS He has
determined 10 apply himself closely 10 his bus.
mess and Will give prompt attention to all
who may favor him with their patronage
His bar will ri all stimes be furnished with
the best imported and domestic Liquors. Al
so stockof choice Cigars and Tobacco.
A two-horse hack will always be ready to
convey passengers to any point Of destination.
Terms modest and 10 suit the times.
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LATEST ARRIVAL.

THIS day opening 1t the store lstsly oeen-
u pied BY 2. A. LkIDLEr, % door below
steambeat landing, : fns and completes -
eortment Of s-
Family GToc cries,
Cash.
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FuRTHElk N0TICI
NOTICE OF TRUST SALE.

DI virtue OF aided OF trust executed by
ID Roswell NJ. Giant TO me the undersigned
Trustee, to secure to NJ b. Slaughter the
payment of the sum Of fye hundred dollars,
with all accruint interests thereon and costs.
! shall on Ekses3a
Monday the iyth day Of December, $780,
(being court dsv.) proceed to sell before the
front door Of the court house Of Ksnawha
county, The zhrmE on which the said Grant
now resides, ling on the Kanawha river on
the Northeast side thereof about nine miles
below the conrt house Of said county, con-
tanning $40 acres.
The sale To be BY wayof public auction to
the highest bidder for cash.
SAMUEL RUST, Trustee.M
1o6th C)cfnher iHf(l % N n N
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VIRGINIA. Town s--At rules held in
the Clerk'sfefiice Of the circuit court Of
CLAY county, for the month Of July, A. D.,
1850. y
Esther King, complainant,
Joshua King. WIN: king, Isaac ii chaneery.
Moore and VIM. Waggy, de- .(7
PENDANTS,
The object efthis suit Is To obtain divorce
from the bed and board Of Joshua King !. md
also tosretain assets Of Joshua King now in
the hands Of W1i King. Isaac Moore and VIM
WafgY, that ue same may be forthcoming
for the maintenance Of the plaintiff. Esther
King. It appearing from affidavit filed that
the said Joshua King is non resident Of this
State 1t is ordered that the said Joshua King
do spPe,r here in one month after due publi-
cation AZ this order, snd do what's Necessary
10 protect his interest in the premises.
ieste, J. SALISBURY, Clerk.
. BYRNE & HoLr, Ats for rlIf. so
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IN my employment, and use none bnt
The Best Materials.

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neatness and durability. All work
done with readiness and dispatch,
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The Camel Coal Company on Fl
Coal River DALLAS the Marea
1 Mining and Manufacturing +sI
Company, Rpbert Hogan :aI< f5
and Abner Bartlett, assignees I
OF Michael Burke, the un ~ 81
known heirs Of Gideon T. 81
! Snow. deceased. Henry A. tr
Hurlbut, Cornelius Dubois,
Henry. Eagle, Richard Oak
ley, John s. Harberger, In Ghaneery,
George r. Dafbey, Edwin
j Van Antwerp. John Dever- fF.
i eux, and Edgar M.NBrown, N
4 Complainants.
VS.. f#l f n
Augustus Pack, John Byfne
and Marea his wife, the
daughter and only surviving M5
heir ofSWillism 0'GonneE, t
deceased; Defendants, 8h kfj
The object Of this suit is to have certain
tract of land, estimated 10 contain 29,0 "
acres dyidedt and pattitloned between the
said defendant, Augustus Pack, and the
cornplainants, in pursuance ofand in accord.
ance with an agreement in writing made and
entered into between the said Augustus Pack
and the said William O'Conner, ON the 10th
day Of February, 1919, and Of record in the
Clerks Office Of Boone County Court,
book A, pagei.s. And is further object is to
have 10000 acres of the said o. Conner's
share Of the %, 900 acres aforesaid, exclusive
of reservations, partitioned and laid OF 70 the
said complsinsnts. The said 5000 acres
ia, and are situate on the waters Of Big Coal
river in Boone county, and between Big Coal
river and the Kama wha river. And It appear
ing byN affidavit filed that the defendants,
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residents Of this commonwealth II is order
ed that they do appear here within one month
after due publication Of this order. and do
what NECESSARY to protect their interest Cd
J. E. SFoLLINGS, Clerk.
BsouN 4 Baous, Soils. so
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VOL. IV.-NO. IL.
Iheafetklp Aonparf'l.
l-l-1.as4s-a
.rrreu or CARL scHGRZ'

That eloquent German orator. .Az,
~ wi.con.in, mad. powerful
speech at St. Laai' o" 'h. i's inst 10 sn'
,..x,,,. Of Pszsricr Of ths Louisville
,-,,,, s.Nr. scHrsz 10 ons 0! the nos'
..r.,,a sni mo.s philosophical and pow
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make room for the fsiIosing extracts;
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Mr.. DouGLAs, in his letter Of acceptance,
endorses this resolution as follows:

Upon q careful examination Of the platform AZ
principles adopted 1t Charleston and re-ahirmed at
Baltimore with On additional reso.ution Which is
in PERFECT HARMONY scith the Others. fni it
to be faithful emocdment Of the time honored pTn-
ciPes Of the Denocratc party which were pr claimed
and understood by al! parties in the Presidential
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PRESIDENTIL CAMPAIGN OF 1850.
Republican Executive Congressional Committee


Republican Executive Congressional Committee,
HON. PRESTON KING, n Y, Chairman
JAMES W. GRIMES, IOWA.
L. +, S. FOSTER, CONN.
On the par! ofihe Senate.
HON. JOHN COvoDE PENN, Trea,urer
E.B wAsHBURNE, ILLINOIS.
q. SPAULDlNG NY.
J. b. ALLEY, MASS.
DAVID KlLGORE, INDIANA.
IL. y. STRATToN, n. J.
On the part Of the House Of Reps.
The Committee are prepared to furnish the following
speeches:
EIGHT FACES
Hon. ". II Seward, \. Y: stare Of the Country.
" ". II Seward, n. Y: Rochester Speech
L" g. A Gr"w Penn. Free Homes for Free men
James Harlan Iowa: Shall the Territories be
AfricauIzed?
john Hickman, Penn who have Violated Com
b =. wade, Ohio Invasion of H,rper's Ferry.
&. W. .etanton aud J. II. Campbell, Penn. The
speakership.
" F P. Blair. Mo. Address a, Cincinnati; Cooni-
cation and Commerce.
" OrriS :. Ferry. Ouun.
Abraham Lincoln Ill.,: TIE dem,ncs o. tie souts
The Republican party Vindicated.
William Window MINI: The Homestead Bill
Its J. lends and Foes.
Owen Lovejoy Ill: The FAnaticism q! the Demo-
cratic Party
Lands for the Lantless-A Tract.
The Pour " hites Of the South-A Tract.
SIXTEEN FACES.
Hon lyman T-':-lbnH III. Seizure Of the Arsenas st
Harper Ferry. Va, aud Liberty, Mo, and in
vludrcation Of the Republican Party.
J. +. Wade. oha: Property in the Territories.
c II Van wyuk n. Y: True Democracy-H,s story
II. wilson. Mass; Territorial Slave Code.
" John P. Hale n. II.
n, fl,n II. A.
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PfSH LUMBER.
E.fray Nsifce.

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81 hold that NO srcH THING As SoTskEiGN
POWER ATTACHES TO TERAIrokr As 4
TERRITORY. hpli tia; Territory possesses what
ever power II derives from the Constitution UNDER
THE ORGANIC ACT. AND NO MORE lSpse eeA 81
DOUGLAS n tht L s. Seaa.e Fta. 1850.
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AND now ON rHIs:

AND NOW ON rHtS!
'sI hold that NO srcH THING As SovEkEiGN
POWER ATTACHES TO A TERAIrokr As A
TERRITORY. bold tha, Territory possesses Nha,-
ever power IL derives from the Constitution UNDER
TIE ORGANIC ACT. AND No MORE Il Sps eeA o!
DOUGLAS IN the U. 5. Senate, Fta. 1850.
Daayias- Bsit.msre Co.rea.toa Rsso,s.ioa:
Rssoired Tia; il is in Accerdance with the Cnein-
Platform during the existence Of Territorial
Governments the Of resfrietisa whatever il
be imposed by the Federal Constitution, the
p0rSr Of iae Territorial Legislature the subject
vttbe denese relations the has been hGll
hereafter be finally DETERMINED BIT THE SUPREME
cot of the United States should be respected by all
good citizens, and ENFORCED riih promptaess and
fGsIisy By EVERY BRANCH sftae Gsasre! Gorern-
E.eE..
Mr.. DouGLAs, in his letter Of acceptance,
endorses this resolution as follows:
Upon careful examination Of the platform AZ
principles adopted 1t Charleston and re-atirmed at
Baltimore with an ddiiiiona! resolution, Which is
in PERFECT HARMONY scith the Others. fni it
to be faithful enocdIment Of the time honored prn
eP!es Of the Denocraic party which pr claimed
ant understood by al! parties in the Presidential
contests Of 1915, 1854 and 1856 ~
Here is the decision Of the Supreme Cour
which Mr.. DoUGLAs says should be respected
and enforced By every branch of the Federal
Government;
"THE MEASURE OF RESTRICTIONS"
Every citizen has righ. to tax with him into .he
territory article of property which the constitution
of the United States recognizes as property.
The constitution Of the United States recognizes
slaves property and pledges the Federal
to protect it.'-SyHa5us Of the Dred Scott decision
The only power Conferred ION Congress is the power
coupled with the duty Of guarding and protecting the
owner in his right."-Taaey's opinion, Hordrd I5?.
That Mr.. DorGLAs agrees with this con-
s,ruc.ion of',he Constitution, the following
extracts from his speeches will show:
The Democracy of Illinois in the arst place accepts
the decision OF the Supreme Court of the United
Ia the of Dred Scott authoritative inte pre-
tGiion Of the constitution In accordance with that
decision re hold that siarrs property and hence
on equality rnh all other kinds ef property and
the ornsr Of sidve has he same right TO into
territory, and carry his Stare property ,cth him
as The owRe Of any other property hos TO go there
and carry his property" Speech Of DOUGLAS at
New Orleans, Dee. 9th, 1858.
'wc" (senator Brown of Mississippi and Senator
Douglas, Illinois, "asree that under the decson Of
the Supreme Court OF the United States, slaves are
property. standing equal footing with all other
property and that consequently the Of slave
has the right to emigra,e territory and carry
A!s slave property with him the Of any other
species property has to move there and carry his
property with him" Again: Thus far
the Senator from Mississippi and myself agree that
sdre property in the territories stands on an equal
footing wHh erery other species Of Property."-
[Speech Of DOUGLAS in the Z 5. Senate Feb. 1859.
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nes meines. eousea Binfs and ali points in cs.srsi
| and western Iowa.
ton daily, Sunday excepted a. fcI;ews;
| FROM IOWA clrY.
naih 3 N 4, M,-Arrive AZ Chicago. $40 -.
KIP, T. loP. N,-Arrive at ch,caso A,So A. =
FROM WASHINGTON.
| Nail, - A. M,-Arrive al Chscasc, SSpp~.
| Exp. ~ 50 ?, M,--Arriveat at ChicaSe 20 A. =
E-rhc morninr train from Iowa ci,r am. w,sh,r.~
ton Is the only train eavns Iowa in tho m,rn,n. ns.
makes eenaeeiion with the Through Express rr.,n u
Aiehissn southern Railroad the same evening.
Passengers by any other Route eeltIcd 10 remav
in Chcago until the next morning.
Passengers are specially requested N N0re run
FACT that ms sthe os!s TAroscA Res.t fson r.s.s
Guy to CA;eses The decRsea advantage !. r,sxcss.
by the coaneeten Of the t~e Ress the Misxissppi
| trains THROUGH 10 CA,caeo sr,.Aest shan,. a.
Cars crossing the Mississippi River Railroad Er,drs
between Davenport and Rask Island thus aisrensins
ws thc loss time the annoyance and asity TO ,pss
OF BasSafc, incidental TO other lines. 1Er :
Ccnnectiers nlaie La Ss,e wsN trains A, thA
Illinois Central Railroad. ser nanieiA Ga,epa Cana
st. Louis and ,nterm~dia,e POINTS - '
At Chicago, with trains Of The Niehf An Sau,harS
AiehiSan Central and Fort wayne and Chicago Ra,l
Efrnrcash Tickets can be procured At wasni,r,c,.
Anu iowa City, to safalc, Albany, New York, Boston,
Pittsburgh, Phladephis. Rstn,ere and an tho prin.
eipai points in the United States and canadAs.
SHIPPERS OF LIVE srorK,
VIII nd this the most Desirable and exrc,css ro,,~
from icwstn Chfess, ans the Hastcru markets.
Si"rk TraiRs rnT through In Il mud e~s
haii honrs' ~''h"a' Fe'rtase or chsuye ~ Care,
JOHN r. TRACY General SUPERINTENDENT.
W, L. ST. JOHN, General Ticset Agent
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-08-25
Che afeeklg Noupareil.

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