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AND Sovs on rnis.

AND vow on 1HIs:
II bold that 10 srca THING ~ SOVEREIGN y
POWER ATTACHES TO TERRITORY A
| rEARiroRY. hoit that Territory possesses what
psver u derives FROM the Constitution UNDER
THE ORGANIC ACT. AND sc nonE -typseeA d
Dous.as IN fAe q. 5. Senate, Fe5. 1850.
| DosgEas- BaYimore Conren,ion ResosEiios.
Rfsolred That it Is sccoraancs With the Cincin-
Platform that during the existence Territorial
Governments the asasxre cf yesriciion, whatever IL
may BE- imposed By the Federal Constitution On the
poser ef fAs Te,issris! LeyisiAfuye subject
Of the tonese yeiafions the Aas BEEN shci
Aereaffer Be ensiiy DETERMINED BY THE SUPREME
COURT Of the United States should be respected by
so..i citizens, and ENFORCED euh prsmpsness and
aa.iity By EVERY BRANCH kf iAe General Gorern-
msni.
| Mr.. DorGLas, in his letter Of acceptance,
endorses this resolution as follows:
| "rppn = careful examination Of the platform Of
prineinIea Adaeisd cA.sle-as.. e.A ss-.aas.sa
Baltimore with additional yssoiation. rhfca is
in PERFECT HARMONY rifh the Others. ind 1t
10 be faithful embodiment Of the time honored prir
cipIes o, the Democratic party, which proclaimed
ami understood by all parties in the Presidential
| contests Of 1873. 1857 and 1856"
Here is the decision Of the Supreme Cour
which Mr. DoroLAs says should be respected
and enforced by every branch Of the Federal
Government,
"Tfrr MEASURE OF REsrRrcrIoN:"
'sscrs eti.en Vas right to take with him into the
territory any article oi rosrty witch the constitution
Of the United States recognizes as properly -
The constitution Of the United State. recognizes
to protect it''-SyResus Of the Drsd Seon decision,
The only power conferred ION Consres) is the power
coupled with the duty Of guarding and protesting the
owner in his sht."-TaHeys opinion, HoUard 49,.
That Mr.. DouGLAs agrees with this con-
struction of the 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 States
"a the of Dire. Scott, authoritative infsIpre-
,o,an Of The constitution. In accordance with that
decision pe hold thai siares property, and hence
on an e.aaty rfih all other kinds cf property. and
the opner of glare has The same right TO more into
q terri,ory. and eIrry his Stare property ,rth him
q, the orner of any o'her property has to 90 there
and carry Ais properfy.'-sspeech of DOUGLAS at
New Orleans, Dec. 6tb, 1885.
I'VE" (scuator Brown, OF Mississippi and Senator
Douglas illinois, "agree that, under the decson OF
the Supreme Court the United States, slaves arc
property standing equal footing with all other
property and that consequently the owner Of slave
the right emsra,e to . territory and carry
his slave property With him the owner Of any other
species o property has to there aud carry his
property with him." Again: THUS far
the Senator from Mississippi and myself agree, that
sars property in the territories stands equal
footing With scery ether species cf properfy."-
(Sp.ccs DOUGLAS in the U. s. Senate, Feb. 1859.
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A FiuuKAriYE Style

now take my pen In hand 10 write 10
you to inform you that 60. hers NJ safe 90
thief in mill, two days after left YOU
and the rest Of my friends. was crammed
into q stage wagon, whore the passengers
were as thick ~ crows in corn6sId and
tho jampin' Of the carriage made me % sick
As denth yet ] am now by the blessing OF
heaven, entirely recovered, and am 10 hearty
As buck. ] have bought new suit of
clothes, which set ~ slick a. whistle and
clear rs a gun; II you shoald SEQ me now
you would grin like o "painter." The gen.
tlcman live with 10 ns sour NJ crab bus
to mike some amends for his i'll nature, HE
wife is A. pleasant ~ basket OF chips and
bis daughter jumps around like pea on
hot shovelj though to tell the truth one Of
them 10 MS hom.ly ~ q carpenters chest Of
tools. know shan't ike him, for he's
~ snappish a. mudtartle il let custom.
er 20 out Of the shop without tradin.' lie
says merchants clerk should have tongue
as slick ~ goose grease, and bs able to lis
without blushing and no should DO ~ lin.
ber 40 wsasle, and - full Of bows when
lady comes in ns dog 10 fup Of feas. When
he tells the women how much tho goods
cost him no winks ike toad under cur.
rant bush. On Sunday ! went 70 hsar Mr.
S. preach, who, boss says 10 the only
man that knows how to preach the gospel
though I thought that he was no more up 70
our preacher than chalk 10 to cheese. Msa.
day was muster, but ~ was - bssy %
bee. ! dida't train but il had, ] should
havp been ~ vet 40 . drowndsd rat, Tor u
rained oil day. Some Of those shst did
- "a kA.Ao ntAkkAe. h6nn
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WHOLE NO.

it can bs naas eas Of The b,aA I.h,;...--.
in the world.
ssh. For export Il b worth an i -.
ana s.ass. = already ssses'ivsly shipped ls C..
oh. Az .. ilia.isa.iss sa i s,,,,.
everything yss prcdoeed. b = slreeSv
adopted 20 great extent b he vasie,.
railroad iinss, aad govesa1sas has ~
closed large contract for il, g supply ~
hkos-noases upon cur coast. u Tea. 4
possesses twenty, I've per cess. more ills1;.
mating power than the beet eoal OH. -
from the fact that il dees not chin + ~
cold, 10 fer superior ts The beet sperm IN.
10 fact, Meesrs. Edhors, soal oil 10 le.ssr
pays Tor making, and soon The roor MI
will b followed only for bic kones.
piscovEaIks ELskwnsas.
Similar oil has bsea found il Can.d.. !.
Kentucky, in Ohio, and in Kausas. :. IN
.: N other countries Of the globe, bet III
Of oil Creel !: said to Be equal, il aes %.
Per'or, TO- tho best ever yet discovss,d. asd
= certainly y source OF wealth of which
Penn'ylvania may justly be proad.
Thsre.af many specola,ioAs % 20 II.
origin OF this oil. DE-. Deck, Of ,Ais e,sv.
has recently visited this region, and will ss
doubt scon enlixhtcn tho public % 20 h;s
researches. But with 10 pr,tes,io.s 10
scientific knowledge, I will give Nv euess.
that, gsologicslly spsaling, THE oil 4 ali
found below the bituminous coal bede. enS
| have but little doubt that il 10 tho dra;n.
age from those beds. This 10 eruds ,h,orv.
but, whether correct Or not, il may provoke
better one from come scientific Or practi-
at least.
should hare stated in the proper nl.c,.
that this oil comcs from the earth 81 dirsv
brown opaque color, and, on ACCOUNT Of :
large admixtare Of gas, readily takes Gre.
Several accidents have occurred In esnse.
quenos Of the use Of lights about she vells,
and vats; harrels, oil and all, have ~.
clean burned up 10 the eonAaxra,isn.s Upon
refining it, however, il parts with all these
Offensive properties, loosing from aftesu to
twenty per cent. only, in bulk, and yisldipe
= fluid as pure and limpid az the bcs, sprios
water. ~ free from explosive qualities s.
The beat spcrm oil. and worth from seventy.
i've to eighty cents per gallon. So fsr.
nearly all tho wells have been quietly mon.
opolixed hy large and enterprisinr drug
house in New York, but the business viii
'oon be Of such magnitude ~ to defy mon.
'roly. and then there will BE- an abundano,
II light.
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5aE THE INDIANA BEE rAMRR,
Tho Wabash lntciiiyencer tells tho FOL.
lowing Of "bee tamer' 10 that place:

n
One Of tho remarkable sights on the
Fourth, was Mr.. Twining aud his queen bee,
The day before be came into our oAiee with
an old plug hat. lls had two holes in il
about midway Of tho crown, one in frou. the
other in tho back part. Holding the ha, in
his hand and turning il over so as to show
that it was empty. "To.morrow I intend to
have swarm of bees 1t work in II makjus
honey, and intend to wear II on nv head
with the bses in it," Sure enough, on the
Fourth, a. we were going out into the grove.
We came across Mr.. Twining. lie vas 10.
Gated under shade tree, mud was exhibiting
to an admiring crowd Of men aud women
his wonderful patent bee hive. On his
head xas the identical hat that he had shown
Us the day before. II was literally covered
oil over with bees, busy at work, going in
and out at the oridces before mentioned.
All the spare space in the hat was filed with
new comb, that had been made within twelve
hours. Ia his hand he held the queen bee,
which hs was showing to every ono who
would venture near enough to gaze on and
admire the wonderful little insect. During
oil the time he was giving an eloquent and
instructive lecture on the habits, worth and
"a a. baAa~ s
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?. F.GErssMAx, fcf the hrra OF =. Geesaman Co. j
viii give his per-nai s;ctFn d, the careful and &C.
eopanains of Phy Prescriptions Aiss,
family receipts In the Engiish, German. Latin an,
Preach Language Ills long experience this import
ant serarsmen, of the Drag Busaesss iussises in
thss entire s.ststan will BE rendered TIE
Errssest aaa ss;eaiAs has seen hcstow~i the
.eetcn Il chenisIs sss, rnsz eenersIiy. ena-
slcs tsem vsrraat ali Articles sosa, eesaine and
ara
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rREsIDENriL CAMPAIGN OF 1860.
Republican Executive Congressional Committee

Republican Executive Congressional Committee.
hon. PRESTON KING, n r., chairma..
JAMES ". GRIMES, IOWA.
L.F. ). FOSTER, CONN.
On the Part oftAe Senate.
Ho.s IouN CovopE, PENN, Treasurer.
EB wAsHBURNE, ILLINOIS.
r. q. SfACLpINH. NJ.
J. B. ALLEY, MASS.
DAVID SIgGoRE, INDIANA.
!. l.. n. sTRATToS, Nj.
On the part Of the Hoase Of Reps.
rhc Committee prepared to furnish the following
SPEECHES
EIGHT PAGES,
Hon. W. II. Seward n. Y: State OF the Country.
:" W. II. Seward n. r.: Rochester Sxscech
q. A. Grow, Penn> free Homes for Free men
James HARLAN, iowa: Shall the Territories be
AIrcanzed?
" John Hi,kman, Penn: who have Violated Conn
miscs2
u. =. wade. Ohio Invasion Of Harpcr's Ferry.
q. ". scranton ani J. II. Campbell, Pens.i Thc
Speakership.
FP blair Mo. Address at Cincinnati; /; Coloni-
zatirn aud Commerce.
3" Orris y. Ferry, Ocnn
81 Abraham Linc"lp IT,. TIE sens.'is of the S,vth
-The Republican party Niiidica,c,l,
William Wirt,sm uta- The Homestead Bill
Its Friends saI FocS.
" owen i.ovei@y. III; The Fanstieism OF the Demo-
cratic Earty
Lsnas for the EandesS--A Tract
The Poor whites OF the Soath-A Tract.
sIxrEEN PAGES.
lion Lyman Trumbul, IN Seizure Of the Arsenss a,
Harper's Ferry, Va. and liberty, Mo, and in
Niudiestiun OF the Republican Party.
" II. F. Made, ohio: Property in the Territories.
d" O. II. ysnwyck, n, Y: True Deneorscy-H,s;ory
yindicaiel.
" ~ Wilson. Mass Territorial Slave Code.
" John 7. Hale, n n,
" J. ]. Perry, Me-: Posting the Books between the
North anI the South"
r,..f
lis Basis aud its Progress.
Carl sehurz. Wis: Douglas aud Popular Sovereignty.
IwESry-rouR PAGES.
IIor Jacob cellamer. Vermont.
ratRrS-Two rAeEs.
lion. Th,anas Corwin, Of Ohio
egswsS-EtorT rAsrS
ron u; A Grow. Penn: Free Homes for Free Men.
" James Harlan. Iowa: Shall the Territories be
Africsaizedp
" John Hickman. Penn. Who have Violate: Cont
promises.
Carl s.hurz, Wis Douglas and Popular Sovereignty.
uxrEEN PAGES.
Hon Lyman TrnmhG ILL.,; Seizure ot the Arsenals at
Hsrpsr's Ferry, Va, and Liberty Mo, and in
yiudiealioa Of the Republican Party.
WI Seward. n. r: re state Of the Country.
Lands fsr the isrdless-A Tract.
And ali the Republican specses Nill be published IS
delivered.
During the Presidential Campaign. srccc.es and
Documents viii be supplied at tie following reduced
prices
kish, hundred copies, free Of postage 50
rNrn.ysfsnr :" iso
Address either OF the above Committee.
GEORGE HARRINGTON, Secretary.
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DISSOLUTION.

rHe oe-rs--ne~sAis he-essscre sxifsa< uzser the
Ezra ass style, - fshn Hansharn Co. is tsts
ess sss-esvef hy nztuaf oAseat. ssd all aesss ds<
sy The sad arna he pss hs Joan Han;heFn snz
ssass fs~ sssas arm p~td said Hsatbevn
a has parkss the exsirs s.te-ess ef JefezaKAA Fst
s~xs II ne IRA 81 Saaa Rsnshpra 4 Co.
JOHN HAWTHORN
JInHnIA1 reIso8.
s~~su na.as vs>xusyy esA ssDo
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A SHORT SPEECH ny GOV. SEWARD.
Gov. Seward, during his recent trip to the
Eastward, made the following speech at
Lewistown, Maine:
Mr.. Chairman and Fellow citizens:-What
means all this! What signifies this large
gathering of my fellow citizens, and these
preconcerted designs upon me! have done
nothing. / have riaed tho pockets Of no
one. have no "incen diary'' documents in
my hat. have got no Helpers Book in my
trunk: have not got a single "Rochester
Speech" about myself. Why, then, this con-
spiracy Of telegraph and railroad to
have me waylaid and scrutinized at every
station? Not to be facetious, however,
suspect that oil this attention has reference
to the great Republican party, and the
principles which it represents, in advocacy
Of which have borne some part. an hap
py to-day, fellow citizens, to witness this
evidence Of your attachment to those great
principles OF justice and humanity which
distinguished the public life and works Of
the eminent founders Of this government,
and it will be the proudest day OF my life
when see these principles again dominant
in the Federal Government. see clearly
the halcyon day drawing near when the
great Republiean Party, the party Of justice
and freedom, shall triumph over every foe.
Fellow citizens, you cannot and noLlsr,
truer representative to whom to entrust this
priceless inheritenos OF freedom than AbraA
ham Lincoln. Tho Senate, too, which has
90 long been the citadel OF the Slave power,
must soon yield before the march Of Repub-
licrnism, and under the Presidency (as
confidently hope and and expscs) Of your
own distinguished statesman, Hannibal
Hamlin, become the fortress Of freedom.
Fellow citizens, time forpids that should
say more. and thanking you, one and al,
for this expression Of your esteem and thia
evidence OF your devotion to the cause Of
truth and freedom, will bid you adieu.
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vITholesare 4 Retail Dealer, IN rpn.s Shoes Hats,
w Csrs wall fsrcr & aensiemen's furnishing Cords.
Determines! sell prices satisfactory those who
deal house, Remember fae piscs-nexi doer to
MeCleiiasi's prGEs Store. Lower Broadway.
{ssSie esfy1
vs. nAi. fy.
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TOM CORwIN ON THE HOMESTEAD LAW.
Tom Corwin has been re-nominated for
Congress. At the time he made an eloquent
speech from which We make an extract.
TnS PrBLIc LANDs.-Ths public land
question next received the attention Of tho
speaker. What do the Republican party
propose to do with their public lands They
propose to give quarter Of section Of
them to every poor man and woman, pro-
vided they will 60 to work. They hold that
the public lands belong to the people Of the
United States. The Republican party pass
ed bill through the House, drafted 10 ac-
cordance with their principle, but in the
Senate y bill Of very different kind was
passed. The House bill gave the land to
the working man |; the Senate bill made him
pay for it. But Mr.. Buchanan vetoed even
that; he is the poor mans friend,; God bless
you, he don't want you to become rich and
20 to tho devil" But what is the reason
that the Southern Democracy would not
agree to the bill As it passed the llouss !?
Unquestionably their system Of Government.
They want these lands to be sold, and they
want the money to put in the public treasu-
~ =; and they also want tho duty to be taken
off foreign goods. What is a quarter Of a
section of land to them? They wouldn't
thank you for il. The Shareholder must
have two thousand acres Of lnnd to work
bis niggers on. But the poor man--the
young man who has just got married per.
haps, who has no land, looks about him
for home. lie wants 10 work, but
wants to work on his own farm, and to him
a quarter Of section Of land is all sufficient.
The Republican party sympathises with this
class OF society. They say to these young
some of Uncle Sans land, and work it, and
keep it.
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cyThe editor Of the Daily Nebrdskidn,
says be saw John Shoaf of that city, ssmake
. run at billiards, Of one hundred and sirty
tro poi,ts- every point made on carom."
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A nch quartz lead vas recently struek
in Tuolunne County, California, from which
upwards II 500, 900 was taken out in i've
days,
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- sssssssfsed hsstsx sea sAs4f enssre ste-s -
sss sessree sresn ssssse-s cs1nxal sse-s heS
s svsxa hsff .sssssx sAaass ser ,n> N~ral ns-
ssssess sas5 asse tssss~s ss~s<tzi1. ,rx.sree
20 ts<ss s< esssrsfs tAasr s=<sss.er. ue~.-x
sss rst-naAse cs ae sxAsse.
Es~. ~ ses.-G roofLa Z SAcxsor
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II. c. Su1r. 2. A. r.trsr. 4. S, ANDREW,
lh. Merchants Exchange Bank
II. G. MUTT & CO.,
Council Hufs, Iopa.

AIOSEvs HssFtVEn on DEPesIT PAyARLe on
wi demand or at specified date, With wits1nt
tcrrSt per agreement with depnsit,ts.
Tv,nfersHo CeTt!aeates ot pc4sitS issued when de-
utrea
we draw air-e; ~ Srw Ssrt Bns.s-, rr1ta.s-,,,u,s
Ctlrsso. and have perfected
ny which issue Drafts and Letters Of Credit
the principal Bsukers in one Hunirt- ard f.ity-Seven
Cities ~ Europe.
CNiie','t~- ure IN w~s'-rn f,rs Ard Eastern Ne
hFtsks ce % charge and rcmitte at rates OF
Exchange.
We receive ortcrs In BAY and Sell Commissio
Real Estate IN issss or Sshrssts
Invest SrseT for Capt ailSts, and Buy ana Sell Land
waTraaIs st yCTrent rates.
KEfERENCEst
Lr HERAs& Co, Y City GREEN. rRoSks Co.
nEESEL y Go, Phtia- Pa. | Cochshuuu n HNooKs
VERMONT EASs, Heut'r, | Burlington, Iowa
SerrfHnt. WAtRES Co. BANK. His
HARVEY KING, E@l Boston DAVID r. PRESTON n CO
L.. u BEkRS n Co AiTian, Detrutt, Michigan
A,htgan. fa2Ou
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POLITICAL BETS

We will make the following bets with any
responsible party.
$500 that Douglas Won't carry AshtabuIa
county in this State.
$500 that there win be President elect
ed within ten years unless sonstbing turns
up to prevent.
$500 tha, il Hsnan goes 70 the House there
will bs better order 10 that building than
there has been for several years.
$500 that Lincoln can's cary $50 strong
gin cocktails At ons time.
$500 that Bell canno, be eosed and con-
sequentiy isn't COW Bell.
$500 that Gen. Jackson IL dead.
$500 that Wm. Lloyd Garrison Won't ear
~ South Carolins.
$500 that Hannibal Hamlin had psrsuta
both on bis mothers sad fathers side.
$500 that Johs MoFrissey can lick Edward
Everett in . fair stand Up fight.
$500 that OR Rsvolutionssy forefashssi
did the fsir thing.
800 that JeGessop, Clay, Webster, &c.,
were good fellows.
Thess bets 70 be taken together. We ast
sick Of 90 mseh talk. Lss o put up saD,
noney.-C C7sreIspi Rlstslsst1.
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CHAprER I.-Shs stood beside the altar,
with wreath Of orange blossurns upon hss
hesd-upon her back the richest kind =
buds. Her lover stood beside her with white
kids and dicksy clean. The last was twenty.
one years old, the fust wss seventeen.
TIE passon's job was ever. Every one
had kissed the bride, and wished The yeune
folks happiness, and danced, and laughed,
and cried. The last kiss bad been Eisesp
and the last word hsd been said, and ths
happy pair had simnsred dowo, sSd sessss
ths bridal bed.
CHArrER lf.--She stood bIsids The wssh
tub, with her red hands 10 the snds, and .
her slip. shed feet there lay pile Of dirty
dods. Her husband stood beside hse--shs
crossest man alive. The last vas twssty'
nine years old, the 6sst wss twenty. sse.
The heavy wash vas over, and tes eIoeece
hung out 70 dry, snd 'iss's Ten bs1 $50
his 6ngsr 10 the dirty bsby'ssys Ten -
been spanked md supper nsds :pee ssssss
Of bread, and then tbs bride snl bsteeeSeso
went grumbliDg to bed.
fun gxp.
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DoUcLAg PLArFORM.

LOOK on TaIS PICTURE.
m great asA fsaAameaaal psineiyae u saR
GsvesnDens IL, that the pesp,e u each STATE AND
TEkRlfORY SHALL DE PE1YECTLY YREE
70 eeei1e fse theseIves, -hat shall BE the charse
ter os sheir inssisations"-fss<ecA Of DoroLAs. ss
Gsiess.rg il 1853.
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CO The average deaths per week in New
York 10 $50; 10 London, l,2227.
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Saturday Morn,n.. s~p.c,ah-r 40.
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All nccounts agree that the grain
crops area failure in the Southern States,
owing to the drou:h. In Alabama great
distress IL aprrehended.
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fHA man ls.sly received twenty Aseee.
~sli laid on, Il the whipping poes e Lcg.
rsh town. The sulprit inste.S q esl!eSseS
whss the cessssbls applied sb: iasas iasgs.
ID iomoderassiy, which nads sss aegfy
olscsr 10y on With harder iores. Os e,sise
bin the twentieth blsw, the snfaesd emees
could stand Il no lssess. "wsn, hsss, ~. ~
Ter. - said the eassdsd e6eeS, "lv's dess II IA
duty, snd / css Het - 10 mers, pss rs
inst IKE 10 know uhatis 10 that's % lassy..
sFuppy,' soared the other, "vhy ips s1ee,.
lent. You've rossshs wrong Smith. ! So
~ v.a. that 1as u BE- vhippsdl We ~
other o.s. Yos'll hsss u I'll - - 80
sxain. Ha b.