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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-07-26

The Lynchburg tVirginia) Re-
publican, heretofore strong Douglas
paper, has hoisted the flag of Breck-
inridgs and Lane MIR. Glass, the
editor, was a delegate to the Balti.
more Convention. He withdrew
from the original body, but took no
part in the proceedings Of the one
which nominated Breckenridge.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-07-26

A few months ago the opposition
papers we're passiorately fond Of
abusing Douglas and bis heresies;
they now say nothing against either,
they hope to profit BY them. Doug
las and Ecll will fare about alike in
the result, and il IS reasonable that
their friends should te ~. good terms
With each other
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-07-26

A short time ago the Rev. Mr..
Field preached a sermon at Ogle, Ill.,,
and while reading hymn, man
named Rcdfisld stepped up into the
pulpit and knocked, both him and the
hymn down. This way Of "spread.
ing the gospel is new, even among
the Abolitionists.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-07-26

The Minnesota papers report Gov.
German, of that State, the leader OF
the State Delegation in the late
Democratic Conventions, TO be in the
habit OF saying:
i say, sir, Douglas is bound to be
elected, sir, anless the Bel ard Ere
rett men prove false 10 their pledges
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-07-26

The Atlanta (Ga.) Locomotive
states that DR.. FL. V. NJ. Miller has
declared himself for Breckenridge
and Lane. DIR. Miller is one Of the
atlRst men in the Opposition party
Of Georgia, and has won the sobliquqt
of the Dem ,sthsneso Of the noun
tains.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-07-26

The Schenectady On. " Daily
News says that Hon. Daniel 8 Dick
inson viii take the stump for Breek-
iuridge and Lane, This will be
cheering news for the National De-
mocracy everywhere, but especially.
in New York.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-07-26

New York papers pay over slOO.,
900 ye'r for Telegraph reports.
and as high as $1,000 has been paid
10 one dsy by a New York. paper.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-07-26
The Union Of the Party.
wEo SHOULD YIELD,

- uuite tie patty Ga a siogle
ticket. either Breckenridge or Doug
las should retro from the field. The
man who should retire is the man
who can carry the fewest Stutes.-
Who is that map? Everybody knows
-that it is Judge Douglas. With
two tickets ruaning, Judge Douglas
cannot carly a single Free State
Can he carry single Slave State?
OF course not. But while Douglas
cannot carry free or Slave State,
il is well known fact that Breckin-
ridge can carry all the Slave States,
together with California and Oregon.
Mr.. Breckenridge could carry the
following electoral votes:
Slave States 100
California 4
Oregon 8
l27
Douglas is sure to carry no State,
net even illinois. This gives US the
following result:
Breckenridge 127
Douglas 900
Majority 10 favor Of Breckenridge 127
What Democrat can examine the
above figures and not see that 1t is
his duty 10 vote fer breckenridge
and Lane? What D ,mocrst can ex-
anime these figures without seeing
that Judge Douglas should decline to
run, aud thus concentrate the pow sr
of the prty on tho only Democrat
who can be elected. Judge Douglas
can poll large popular vote in all
! the Free States, but what ID this
large vote worth. SO long ss ii is
not large enough to carry single
State? To man who is defeated
what difference does it make bethel
he polls 500 or 100000 vo;es?-
Not particle. By declining in
favor Of Breckenridge, Judge Doug
las could not isil to becomes formid.
able candidate in 1864. By refus.
ling to decline, be destroys his pres
ltige aud "gOes out into the dark
for the remainder Of his lie.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-07-26
Vote Of the Southern States.

The following is the vote Of the
Southern States in the Presideniisl
election Of 1856:
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IN 8 3slsSs d sgs ssvksS. 3 3.
i ola speech ssensd IT, - bqt eo@Resso
81 bc gbssly self atdi Hon respep y eng
buss5 nbss The = had ss5ssd the haasd
q svbishs we're settling apon the Lfsi.'a1,
tive Hail, ere - last named speakss nag
finished bis harrangue, and : motion 70 ad-
iourn mel With no opposition. The discus.
sion. Va continued j. The evening" eng
several enc speeches we're mads Oh DOM
sides, q / lsarn from those Who wsrs pres
lsns Tor Ilrsgrst to Gay did mot hesr snem.
An exsrs session Was held on the evenir 8
II Thursdsy,s and several msnbsrs, aax'oas
to speak upon the exciting topic we're hoping
to obtain the door. But i was claimed and
retained for three horys, without intsrmis-
sion, BY Mr.. CLAooErr, from Lee, dld
not hear him, and 30 will not venture an
opinion Of his merits; bat could mot help
remembering a. We assembled at the break
fast table next morning, that his Democrat
10 friends were NOT % jubilsnt oyer his
speech as they had hem over that OF Mr..
BENNETT, at the supper two days before
They evidently thought Clsggstt had "over-
done the thing !" and the less said about it
the better. IA Il. s.sa sas
Tomorrow evening, Feb. l3th the discus
sion is to be continued, when We shall hear
from one or two Of the Republican members.
/ shall attend. and will give you an outline
Of the proceedings in another letter.
~ Yours etc.,
NJ n AZ
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.r,u.1,cAr NATIONAL CONVENTION,

4 National Republican Convention VIII mees = Ce'-
c,eo On wednesday tho 1ssh day Of June nest, = y
c,ock focop) for the nomination Of candidates 10 Be
,upportsd for Prssdent and Vice President At the next
election.
The Republican electors Of the several States, the
members Of the Peoples party Pennsylvania and Of
the Opposon party Of New Jersey and all others who
are willing to cooperate with them In support Of the
eapdidates who shall there nominated and who are
oppose to the policy Of the present Administrator TO
FEDERAL corruption and usurpafion, 70 the extension Of
slavery into the Tcrroriss the new and DANGEROUS
soeai doctrine that the Constitution Of it, own FORCE
carrie, slavery into al the Territories Of the Omitted
sass. . ne re-openns Of the African Slave trade to
m inequality Of rights among citizens, and who are IN
fsycr o. The Immediate Submission Of Kansas into the
TALON under ths Constitution recently adopted By its
people, os restoring the Federal Administration to
system Of rist economy and the wash
instou and JEFFERSON; OF maintaining invfoiate the
r,ehts Of TIE States and defending the soil Of every
STATE sn fssitory from iawiess insasion and Of pre-
sevne the integrity q this Union and the supremacy
e Tie Coustuou and laws passed in Pursuance there
Of ,eainst the conspiracy Of the leaders Of sectional
PARTY 70 resist the majority principle - established In
this Government At the expense Of its existence are In
vsd to send from each State two delegates from each
Congressional District and four delegates at large to
he Coaventiop.
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resumption Of these lands, by the State,
should rot aysi1 cdutracts, bonds Or morl /!
cages nads - the yons Company. H.
proposition ssxass1 the attention Of ~
House III day, and vas debated By Msssrs.
Taylor, Dennison and Baker. The HOUSE
adjourned before coming to : vote ON this
proposition. As the question u resump-
tion, il ! very important ous, II will elicit,
. very general debate, 20 that, in all proba-
rbility, the House will be occupied With IL
confederation, for some days. Owing 70
the length to.whish Ehsvs already spss oct
this letter, ! an preeluded, from giving :
synppsis Of this debate. In . snbsequentlst-
ter, however, may try to convey, to the
readers Of the Nonp0rdl, an inkling Of the
arguments used for and against resumption.
From present appearances, the billfor re-
sumption, will pass the House, BY atlsaat .
two third majority. Judge HALL, CALDWELL,
CLAccxrr, WILLIAMS, Of Dubuque, and 9th
ers, are expected to speak upon the merits
Of The Bill for resumption--the two former
in favor of resumption, and the two lsst
against i. As they are all legal gentlemen,
Of more or less distinction, it 10 expected
that the legality Of the mode Of procedure
proposed by this bill, will receive due atten.
lion, and its final elucidation-after which,
it is expected, the House will be in condi-
ton to vote overwhelmingly upon this
question. Vain and delusiye hope! More
anon.
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Having this day sold to Msssrs. Child, Pratt < Co.
Of ST. Louis No., entire stock Of shelf and heavy
Hardware, deg leave return my thanks for the lib.
eral patronage heretofore extended 10 me.
All persons indebted TO either BY note account
are requested to make an immediate settlement.
C.J. Fox.
Referring 10 the above notice, o6er the citzeni
Of Council Bluffs and surroun ing country, large and
we'll selected stock % Hardware, consisting Buidinl
Materials, Biacksmiths, Carpenters. was0nns
other Mechanics Tools. Also large assortment o.
Shelf and Household Hardware, ali VI which viii be ~
cred for cash or On short time for approved paper at 81
Louis prices Merchants desiring 10 reenish their secl
will mud this favorable opportunity. thereby Savint
freight and insurance to this place
c. ]. Fox, IL authorized to the name Of our lrm
in all matters connected with this business.
CHILD, PRATT & Co.
Council Blufs, Feb 10 1880
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rEsTxn1oNIALs.

Conneu Bluff, Iors, Nov. Is, 1850.
NEssns CHARLES BLOW & Co. Gents--we
have ssld small quantity Of DR. T. L. Stephens
pound and il has givea general satisfaction Kespecty
yours,
Kansas City, Sou. 2e,h,ls5s
MEssRs CHARLES, BLOW s. Co. Gentlemen.
Having sold a Large amount; Of DR.. r. l.. stephens
Chemical Ague Compound. feel ii to be my duty to
recommend the world. the best preparation for
Of Fever and Ague now In use. As you are aware
been selling il upon the no cure no pay prin-
cipe, and truly say We have never been called
upon to return one delisr as yet Yonrs truly
T. u. HALE, DRUGGIST,
tEh Kansas City. No.
Tandatin Noe I2.h 1853.
Messrs. CHARLES BLOW Co.: Gents.-we have
within the last sold many dozen stephens Chem
ioai Aguc Compound. to who and iaboring in the
bottom lands of the kankaskia River, and with each
bottle Sold promised refund the money If it failed
70 effect cure. but yet we have not had single
bottle returned II has performed cures in cases Of
long standing. where other medicines have failed.
Those who tried H. would not be without 1t at any
price and in this vicinity person of bilious tempeFa-
ment might well be without bread, as stephens
- CHENr, POST co.
Galatin, Mo, Nor 8. 80
Messrs. CHARLES BLOW Co.: Gents-This is to
certify that in The last twelve moaths we have bought
several 'ozeno Dr. r. l. stephens, Agae Compound.
and we have met with ready sale We have warranted
every hottie. We have never had bottle returned
yet aud have known b9tiie 10 cure high four
in one family. Respectfully yours,
sg2 B.F. G. W. NICHOLS.
DR.. T. L. stephens Chemical A:ue Com
pond Is for sale by.
CHARLEsS. BLOW CO.
BARNARD l. CO..
RICHARDS NELLIER CO.,
IF. wETZELL CO.,
J. MATHEWS l. SONS.
SclICETY EGGERS
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TICKETS ONE DOLLAR
State OF Iowa, L..
Montgomery County.

State OF Iowa, T.. Saw
Montgomery County. ....,1y .
To Charles Bell,
SIR-You hereby notified that there Is now on
ne the office of the Clerk " the District Court OF
Montgomery County, Iowa, the petition Of William
Baushman, claiming Of You the of three hundred
Dollars as money due him promissory note Of the
follow ing words and figures, VIII "Cass County Iowa,
Angus, the LIST 1857 Twelve months after date prom
Use pay william Baughman the sum Of Two hundred
and sixty six dollars for value received.
(sgned) CHARLEs Z. BELL"
And you further notified that said petition asks
the issuing of writ Of attachment against your prop-
ety and effects, aud fof cause states that
resident the State Of Iowa And You are further
titled that unless You appear and answer said petition
before the morning of the second day OF the next
term Of said Court default will be entered and judge
men. rendered against you thereon.
Frankfort, Feb. 4th 1850. W Ross Atty for Pitt
Published BY order of Clerk Mon gomery Dist. Court.
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THE MURDER CASE.

A few weeks ago we gave IN account Of
Mr.. W. 7. Bachelor, killing certain Al
fred Pierce, at that time We refrained from
giving any of the particulars of The transac-
ton, for the reason, that we did not wish to
influence or PREJUDICE the community.
The case came up for hearing Mt the pres
ent term of our District Court, and not
withstanding the general and almost univer-
sal excitement, a jury was impanneled in a
few hours, and the examination of wines
scs concluded within two days. The tes,imo
ny elected showed conclusively that band
of dssperadoes, had conspired to destroy the
peace and happiness of the defendant, that
the diseased had stricken with violence the
wife of the defendant, and that he under
the impulse of tho gross insult offered to
his wife, had siezed gun which fortunate
ly was loaded and dwelling it at the head Of
Pierce, killed him instantly.
| Messrs. Larimer, James and Price mp
peared for the defense, and most nobly did
they discharge the duties assigned to them.
It was the FIRST great occasion in which Mr..
Larimcr had appeared as counsel. and it is
sufficient to say that he won the admiration
Of all present, producing sensation of deep
and heartfelt sympathy seldom witnessed in
our courts.
Capt. Price, appeared as usual master
of his case, giant Of the occasion.
The Judge in charging the jury, touched
the hearts Of all present, and many were
seen to weep as be dwelt on the solemnity
Of the occasion and the stern necessity OF
vindicasing the laws.
| The jury, composed Of the best men Of tht
county, retired about fifteen minutes, and
returned verdict of NOT GUILTY. Tit
enuncistion was received with the loudes
shouts of joy that ever went up from ou1
peopls-h hats kissed The ceiling, and the fone
embrace Of the wife caused tears of joy t.
I4low from almost every one present. Al
night large number Of our eitisens headed
BY band Of music, mar ched to Mr.. Pc
grams residence, where Mr.. Bachelor and
wife staying, to give them their heartfelt
congratulations.
| The verdict Of the jury is universally ap
proved by our citizens, and our women re
/ ioics to know that an American jury vii
ever sustain husband in the protection o
the wife Of his bosom.
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HANGING.

Speaking Of hanging. the MY. Saturday
Press says, in reference to the custom long
suppostsd BY Bible passages, alt 10 high time
human life was held paramount to texts and
ecctesisssics. Hanging men, is going outbats
the old eye for-eye, tooth for tooth doctrine
81 the Jews, who, as Carlyle says, made
their choice, twenty centuries since. between
Christ and Barsbbss, and hare stuck to it
syer since"
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andsssispsd. doine busasss sadsr tAs sane I'M
ss.eS - Dzvsnp0rt = Ca. have this tay dis
muenal coaseaA. All densnAs Hsainss sail
~. = Paid b. ?. II. Davenport snd all scouapt
| I seaa urn mustbs pata 70 him. ~ & =, s 1
So VS. p y. y. pAyHNROnH,
0u1RARBy RALMEA.
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Des Moines, Feb. Is, 1860,


positively forgot where left Of, in
nv last letter. believe it was after the
evening fight on the Inaugural, when the
democrats went homo dishesrtened, dis .
Outraged, down hearted completely faxed
out. Two speech es have since been made
on the subject one by Judge Claggstt, and
one by Mr.. Gurley. Mr.. claggett's speech
was long and tedrous, taking up whole
evening. 10 response, Mr.. Gurley made a
very fne argument, an evening or two ago.
Thus far, on the Buncombe fight, the Re-
pubiicans are away ahead. .aas
The bill for the resumption Of the lands
rgranted to the Iowa Central Air Line Rail-
road Company by the act Of 1856, has pas
sed the House by q vote of more than two
to one. 1t will probably, though not GER
tainly, 60 through the Senate.
There has been much discussion on bill
introduced by the House Judiciary Commit
tee, providing for redemption under sales
Of lands sold BY virtue Of decree OF fore
closure of mortgages, as in case OF sales
under ordinary executions. The Legisla-
ura will doubtless do all it can legitimate
" do in the premises. An apprasement
law is also printed, which would be very
beneficial to the people, and will doubtless
pass substantially as reported. 1t is SINE
lar to like statue which has been long in
force in Indiana.
These are about all the things ! think Of,
just now, which are Of any general interest.
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Estray Notice.

Taken up by H. S. Carey al his plan,aii1n in cass
township Cass county, Iowa the nh OAR Of Neven-
ber 1889 iron gray mare colt black legs, name and tail
two years old no other marks brands percelyexbe
appraised at 4S7 So BY VIM Currey and W. s. Ierrenes
before 7. q. johnson, J. p.
u. W.HENDERs0N. CLERK D. c., Cas- Co, Iowa.
Copied from Record, Jan. s, 1860. v3-n3a
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OI60VllO4AI1y
-. eo-psstaefship hsseto1ore exsstine ye9eF ~
r.ssd - sfylert 6pbn Hsnsh0rn = - - 49,
F ~ ..ived ~ 16Ajai Gntent, and III 49, due
~ said arl&h& Be - ~ John uaneAsrn, end
n, ~ 1ne % IN are rs paid v ~ Msnfn4n
sn.,s "a arnl6 Jebi Hsn8 n = Co.
49, WEnxM1AM vol1oH.
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49, G .s.4Ssesy ~ Hm1 49,
william 1chiyder. 70, q 900 ~ ~ 1E
undsr ~ NJ "a m.vrh ~ ~. ~ -
In - 49, 49, 49, -. y Axsse0 La c1Rs
tween D. icais. Ho. ma cSuscis ~. e - =
iufeud - -. x ~. Gs,.s.: 49, I0vA ri
pcste. i "a Ss1I ~ ~ i & .:a
legally assigDed 5 NJ : - Nsaas ~
council ninGs. Jsn' ~ e.-. r,xr,v u
$3.50 SACklox
FBkOCkAMATION
wHEREAs, The massisssd % bsh.,s !, ].
Jsnnarv 4 nj iaso srs.ss1 ~. = ne kiaaA - =
Ccencii Blum = ma n Io.sch setfnel Nh -
ebe transsar Of re Swsme ~. ~ 3 CeaDsy, r
pynceeas thereof 10 said ccs..ss - ~ CeHnsy, -
vision. II eh.pssr is n - Hsss1set = NJ -
bIy n Iovn uasSed - ths,, ss. - seeAesai 49,
oouv 81 vhich saId eonfracf 4 S~. 49, end ~
Now, therefore, be il known. thss ~. = pseshef-
Comfy INDIE of sald C.,urty - unoeFSeDoz
th.t ,hs tract b. a nefeSy ptoe1a
m aid COUNTY tor rxfife.s; we Of The pel1
further prorsim thai A., :, - ien tbeTecf; ~
wednesdsy the rifteeuth - - sssnh " b hel q
far tbe pnrnose a. yos inr , y 1sofuafp. 4. b M
heId a he usuaI place a hs, ssm election y -
n each a the Tvwnsbips 81 800 .1s general sleus
Quoted By the same Inanns, = snd 70 Be- -
held and that within 6ye N, 49, elections ~
ton the returns tbeYea H = suereeding sid eiee.
10 Council Bluffs The form AZ n, = my eos,
fa,Iovs. ghose vatir- =; - ~ sepmissun shsii " =
contrsct and Transrss - 'ssof, shall vote Fer ~
aAgainst the Cont Al snA 80. sgainst shall vote
Dated January llth iRee
| ~ tTj c7c..
ts~p u Cotafy JB1ee
This Agreement made "a $780,.
day OF January 1850 ~ .pa 49,. me q tAe ~
Pottawa,tsmie state NJ iava - 49, ne County e
Couucil Bluff, 81 Iasanh p..ts 49, PaH sid tko
\ other part. SoHpaay On ste
l Witnesseth, that the ss,d cav,, :, -
the consideration and oAjeet bsrsr... - -. ~
hereby agree with The ID IA nsrss - ~ - ~
to transfer ssd convey % The "a 49,. 1910 eask
mart ali Of tn Swami ar nverNr-.x = y - sese1
County a Yuttaxatt.mie :, "a. 49, - vahm ~
sod or c,nveyed bv ) k,o. 40 - sssoh - NJ
Ana should NJ nj isnds \. - sisln.
thousapd dollars eatustinr ths ss,c. snm NY
tyeni y-fve cent? per acre The 80 - W csas -
part agree 10 transfer 70 The ssia - ~ - MA
nart B. ranch N ~. n,nressss ~ see1al
swamp Lands in sad couptv hy ~ y. ~ u
from the sale Of pre.e,nuted sw.mr 49, g
With the swamp lands 10 agreed ta :. sss.is
| a,oresaia maze no TIC s.;J - ~ :. = nAntfesra y
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REASONS WIZ THEY ARE SUPERIOR

REASONS WHY THEY ARE supERIoR:
list. They are much simpler in construction.
ID. They are much easier kept in order
Sd. They require much less power to work them
{ 9Th. They have cumbersome iron work about
them.
9th They make but little noise, much less than any
other machine.
sh They do double the work with less power and
motion.
7th They have two useful suases which no other
machines have.
stb, They have an attachment which turns down,
folds and hens tany width garments.
9th. They have also binding attachment.
10Th. The sewing does not RAvEL.
18th. We teach persons TO work our machine success.
fully and warrant them for any reasonable length Of
i2th. This machine will run one hundred DAYS each
year. and last from 20 to 30 years.
There is a machine in ST. Louis now. which has run
every Day for ese years. 1000 days. and il is as
good as the day IL was started.
These machines will wear Lifetime.
No better investment can be made than to purchase
WHEELER WILSON machine.
HAVING become settled In our ample rooms We are
to learn any person to operate our machines
successfully and without charge.
Ladies' gentlemen and strangers arc most repcc,fp,v
to call Polite and eeient operators are In at
tendance at all times to exhibit machines
Opinions of the Press.
Wheeler b Wilson's IL beyond all question TINE
machine for fsmily ,se''--L!fv Wssfraisd %
"rhe wheeler Wilson Is rnr MACHINE par excel.
iehce for family s.e, and No recommend /, most en-
peAtics' y.''-Adeocsfe Z JouraAI. $50 80.
There is not an snvention Of this inveutivs age
Machine No family ought 70 - deprived Of it, bene-
ns.-indtpendenf. s.
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To Old Csuatrynen!

iWIE ARE DRAWING DIRECT ON Eve
w LAND, Ireland Scotland and all other parts Of
Continental Europe. We also issue passage tickets
from Liverpool, Hamburg, Antwerp and Hsrrs
70 New York. II. Q. NUT Co..
y22n2 Broadway Council Nufs. Iowa
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Extant for family use.

Teere are now forty thousand Of them In use They
are the only machines that will every purpose
Every garment worn can he made on them. and W,
assure all those who purchase that with little in
struction all the drudgery Of sewing be
with.