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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-04-26
Original Notice.

Original Notice.
STATE OF IOWA, CrIAt Comfy, -:
To .Iohn Mckenzie, ot C." ar 70 h,ru:
Joha Mckenzie, ot Ien. syle'n
CIR You are hereby Hot,ii. d Tat there is
~ now on tile. i'll the Office of the Clerk OF the
fistrict Court III Gear county petition of
1heodorus J. Van WsCk, .lleging that on Oh
about the 9TH day Of April a. y. ISIS, John
Mckenzie, OF Cedar county, Iowa. by deed Of
trust conveyed to Anthony Van Wy, X, the east
half OF southeast quarter OF section no. twenty
three t2a> III township ao seventy -Dine t1.O nor t
Of range one " west Of the 9TH =. M-autaor-
izng said Van Wyek thereof, upon certain con
dtiena to sell said real estate and give the pur.
chaser deed therefor. That on the 18th Sep
tember, lsj9. Anthony Van Nyek sold said
real estate to pctt'one for S3I1 G6-lOp, and gave
him deed therefor. That John Mckenzie, of
Pennsylvania, pretends to claim the title of aid
real cstate-talseiy pretending that John Nc
kenzie, Of Cedar county, had M interest in said
lands-that this suit Is brought to quiet peti.
TONERS title to said real estate and ol other re.
lief recited in said petition; aud that uLless YOU
appear, or before tho first da, Of the ne xt
term, and answer thereto, according to the rule
of tue Court, Judgment will be rendered against
you thereon.
Dated this 10th day of February, a. d. lsG0
TiiEODORGS j. VAN WICK, Plaintiff
By DAWSON, 4 TRrE 4 GRANT. ATTORNEYS.
Published by order of VIM. L. Miller Jud. c of
the District Court.
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1860. Summer Arrangcme nts. 1860
80 IF -.
Mississippi and Missouri H n.

an and after Monday, April 9Th, 1850, and
~ until further notice trains will leave bav-
port. for Mnscatine Iowaeity, and Columbus City
Sundays excepted as foil ,ws:
l-t Express train at 200 A. NJ.
Trains leave Iowa City as follows:
Is Express Train at PAS p. Nj.
Mail train leave Washington at 100 F. n.
Leave Wilton junction, for Muscatine:
Ist Mail traip at 9:l0A N
Sd Express Train at STOP. NJ
Leave Mus.atine for Junction:
lst Mail train at $500 A. NJ.
"a Express train ut 400 p, ~
Leave junction for Iowa City:
LIST Express train It 9:l0 A. VI
Trains leave Davenport for Chicago at 935
A. NJ. and G.35 =. N.
Passengers going west make direct connections
with the Western Stage Co.'S stages for all points
west
The morning train going vast connects, nj CHI.
cAGo JUNCTION, with the Michigan Southern If.
tern"on tain: passengers thereby say e all DELAY
Connections made al Mu-eatue with the regular
packets for Burlington, keokuk. st. Louis, &c.
Passengers going east make direct connections
at Rock Island it'll the Chicago and Rock Island
X II. trains, for all points east, > nth aud north
Also with the tialena, Dubuque and St Paul pa l..
cts at Davenport.
Passengers are reminded of the necessity of
giving distinct directions as to the destination
of their baggage. Also 20 procure tickets before
taking their seats in the cars.
April lst. ls60 J.F. TRACY. Sup't
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New ~, les..Frices from $50 to SIPS.
EXTRA CHARGE OF - FOR HEMMERs

These Machines sew from two spools nc n,r
chase! fr"r the store. requiring no rc.wiuijny
Of tire all thy Hem. Fell, Gather and Stitch IL
superior style. finishing each seem by then
own operation, without recourse to the hand
needle. They will 90 better and ch.arcr g.,
'hE thah scamstIcss can, even if she works fnl
ONE CENT Az HolK aud are, nnquestiOuaLls, III,
EE>T MACHINES in the market for family s,,winr
on account Of their simplicity durability. eos,
OF management, and adaptation to all varie;jc.
of family sewing-cAccu'ng either h.avy or
line work with equal facility. and without, specia.
Adjustment
As evidence Of the urquestiun'd superier,
OF their Machines. the Grover & Baker Sewinn
0achiue Company beg leave 10 refer to the fol
lowing
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sabbath school Books Published By This
lInNsp.

The Anniversary and Sunday School Music Book No.
l. contains ~ tunes and hymns: Price cents .urb >
uo,'"', i'et hundred: The Anniversary and sunday
>ch" 'uslc Book, No. p contains 81 tunes and h,r
fFl'- s"nts each dol. per hundred. I he anriyer-
sh'E ana sunday School Music Book, No. 3 contain,
w. thhes and hymns price 4cents each 3do, Ter hund
ihe Anniversary and sunday School Music BOOK Nr
a. Is 40" ready: 1t contains ~ tunes aud yms; uric.
''ri.'' eaeh' doll. per hundred. The Anniversary
ana sunday School Music Book G combining Nos | and
= "th sever" additional pieces, contains = time, and
~ hhsi prce gents each, ) dolls per hundred The
ht'Ii ~ Kenny Music Book. Nos. and :: No. 1 can
tiins u tunes ard h, -o1s
~ tunes ard hymns; price ; each dolls pr loo:
postage one cent each. The Sabbath School Bell con-
tas l'l tunes and hymns: price II each IDOLS
per hundred postage two cents each; elegantly buuud
~ cents each % dollars per hundred. Con greyatou,
slnSlhs-a eight page tract-prce % cts per Dozen Is
dollars per hundred.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION
PHILA DEupr.r. -"

4 Beneroient institsfien. sstaBGsk.d ks
dormssf fer ths reiiey Of the s.eb al Es' e.
afflicted rtfh Prudent and Epidemie ass..... ''''s'
4 lie HOWARD ASSOCIATION. in 80
destruction OF human life, caused by Sexu.Iai..n
several years ago directed their ConsuRipo S,.es
to open Dspensary for the treatment Of TIL, ,'
diseases. IN All their forms. and to give MEnic.%'
ADVICE GRATIS to all who apply by lette, ~.
description OF their condition, (age, occupssjon 49,
OF NE. &c and In case Of extreme poverts 70 YRy
IsM MEDICINES FREE OF CHARGE.
The Directors of thu Association, in their AAN~A
Report express the highest with the ee.a
which has attended the tbors Of their Surgeons nAs
cure OF spermatorhea, Seminal " eak meas, Gonos-
hsa, elect. Syphilis. the vice Of Onanisun or SsS.
Abuse, Diseases OF the Kidneys and Bladder &C. and
order continuance Of the plan for the ensuin
year.
An admirable report on Spermatorhus, or Semins
Weakness the vice Of Onanis, Mast urbakioo Self
Abuse and other diseases Of the sexai organs by tn
Consulting Surgeon, will be sent by mail Qn sealed
envelope,l FREE OF OHAk0E, on receipt Of TWO
STAMPS for postage. Address, for report treatment
DIR. }. SkInLIN IIOEGITON, Acting Surgeon, How
ard Association, No. South Ninth Street, Philadei
phia, pa. li:lyl
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THE STATE OF IOWA, CEDAR COUNTY. s.:
70 Doan d CowyiW and J,ptha Cou

THE STATE or IOWA, CEDAR COUNTY. s.:
To Doan d CowgiW and Jeptha Cou,
gill:
NOU are hereby notife d that, on the l4,h ,lay
i Of July, A. lnJ9. Bell 4 Co. filed in the
Clerks office of the District Court of the State
Of Iowa. In and for Cedar county petition,
claiming Of you the sum of one tho usan.l -four
hundred eighty, five and 1900 dollars with six
per cent interest from July 9th, A. ID. s59. Al
money due on two certain promissory notes
dated respectively June 18th !e57 executed by
you to I he order IF sald Bell a. Co: one for 5000
payable six months after date; and the other for
S725, payable six months after date, and also
for costs of protest.
You are further notified that writ of attach.
ment was issued against you. and also an orig.
inal notice upon which said notice the Sheriff
made the following return viz: The within
named defendants Doan IL Cowgirl and Jep,ha
Cowgirl, not found in my county or bailwick. y
That thereupon publication Of the tendency of
this suit, was ordered by the Court to he made
Now unless you appear aud answer to said De-
ton. on or before the first day Of the next term
ut the said District Court which term will be
begun and holden at Upton in said county, on
the first Monday in June, A. ID. 1860 judgment
Will be rendered against you thereon.
CLOUD EVAN HORNE.
.M. Attorneys for Plaintiffs. !.
February rs, ls6G-nsw5
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SAVING AND GRINDING.

4 LII THOSE in want of either of the :l,oy.
"A tan be accommodated ly calling on tn. I'M
dcrsgned at the Forest Mills late Parks < Full
"idcrsl where it can be had on short notice; and
those from distance may depend on getting
their grinding With them on TUESDAYS and Fri
days
Flour Corn Meal, and feed of all kinds, on hand
or furnished TO order.
June 18th. lsi9. J.S w. SHEsRFR
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''lF there is anything hate, it is a
woman wi,ha lap-dos. always want
to drown it and pat baby III its place. -
says cruel Fanny Fern, forgetting that
too often the lap dog owners fell the
same way, but take to dog because they
can't have the baby. Shoudn', be hard
on the sex, Fanny, because you've done
alittle something for your country.
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Black lllitlling.

THE Subscriber is on hand a. his old stand
L ready to do all kinds of Biackslnithng with
nea'ness and dispatch. Having concluded ,hrt
hs is not rich ,UoIgh to lose a few hundred del
lars yearly in bad debts he will not trust any one
FOR work. All having unsettled accounts are no
titled that they MUST call and settle
). L. DANIELS.
Oct. 22d, lA59.
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TO IIOUSEkEEPERS.
:, OMETHING NEWS. +. Rabbits BEST
MEDICINAL SALERATUS

TO lIOusEkEEPERS.
OMETHING NEW--H +. BABBlTT'S DE
- MEDICINAL SALERATUS
Is manufactured from common salt, ari
"a Is prepared entirely different from other
Ill salerAtus. All the deeterious matter eN-
tracted in such manner as to produce
Bread, Biscuit, and all kinds If Cake, with
out containing particle Of Saleratus when
the Bread or Cake is baked thereby pro-
... dacing wholesome results. Every particle .
% ot Sai-ra,us is turned TO gas, ard passes III
through the bread and biscuit while taking,
consequently nothing remains hut common
salt, Water and Flour. You will readily
rerceive,hy the taste Of this sa.rttus, that
ro 1t Is entirely different from other Saieratu.. a.
% 1t is packed in one pound papers. each n
wrapper branded, "B. I. Baa.itt' 5 Best Med
icihai saleratus;" also, picture, twisted loaf
OF bread, with glass Of efier,escing alter
on the top. When you purchase paper
IN you should preserve the wrapper, and he =,
~ particular to get the next exactly like the
hfst-'aaLd AS above.
Full directions for making Bread fthth,
Sa'crutus and Sour Mix Cream Tartar,
will accompany each package; also, dircc-
81 uons for making all kinds of Pastry: sisa. .
( for making Soda Water and Sedlltz Powders. !
MAKE YouRoWN SOAP with b. r. BAB-
bits PURE CONCENTRATED POTASH
ro M!Eay p IL ash II ea ths .rsns e. "sHs
u Is, and II ihs.-wth full directions for
making Hard and Soft Soap. Consumers
viii find thir the cheapest article in market
Manufactured and Tor sale by
u. 7. BABBITT.
o. III, b.. 40, ~ d a ashingt"n St. Z
81 Nsw Yoak,
and No. n India ST., Boston.
nx:vii:Iy
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Flow OF SPIRITs.-Pursuant to the
order of the Supreme Court, the Sheriff
Of Henry county recently demolished
three or four hundred dollars worth Of
liquors, in Mt Pleasant They were
sei1ad under the liquor law, and wasted
their sweetness 10 the dirt ..ss+.er... -
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-04-26
District Cont. e. unity Of Cedar, June
Term. 1860.

l.. i. RrGG,
vs. DrrG,S,I Eorrrr
\. l.. McLERAN, It al
10 A. J.. McLEHAN. DANIEL FIIzPATRlCK Jous
LE>pEEhAN. AND SAMrEi. WnNkMAN:
NOt are hereby notified that there is now on
file in the Office of the Clerk Of til. Distri t
Court IN Cedar county. State Of Iowa, Il petition
81 + l. t AgsG .sS rahs tle in Il Il,
.Hth day OF April, II. lsls. to one C. II. vii
Hans, on 'Ae north half Of the northwest quarter
ana lot no. one ia section no. - in townsLip
eighty, north Of nre tour west. in Cedar couri-
y. Iowa, to secure the payment Of The sum of
Sl31.-H. Now unless you appear and answer TO
said petition on or before the morning OF the
SECOND day Of The meat .erri otthe District Cpari
III Cedar cuuntv--wh,h SAID term will rpu-
tncrtc on the lth day of June A. ID. l~e0 ,our
default will bc entered all Judgment will lie
rendered against you thereon, according to the
prayer Of the petition.
CLARKE < DAVIS,
soils. for tompt.
| received this notice April 18TH A. u. iscn
and have made dilIgent search for one of the
defendants, \. l.. McIeran. aud the dcfyud.u,
MAS not found III Cedar county.
JESSE l.. BRADSHAW
Sheriff OF Cedar county Iowa
Per Q. ". POINTER. Deputy.
April 18th. 1850: nltw5
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4 GoLpEN BEpsTEAD.-The Golden

A GoLDEN BEpsTEAD.-The golden
bedstead lately presented to Victoria Lv
an Indian potentatc has been exhibited
at the Conversations Of the Great West
ern Literary Society. 1t excited very
great interest and attention, and was as
much admired for the beauty Of its
workmanship as its intrinsic value The
bedstead ant csrpet on which it stands
are valued at nearly seven hundred thou.
sand dollars.
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Original Notice.
STATE OF IOWA, CEDAR COUNTY. Sc
To George MWet and Ann NWt.

TO TcoEye Wl77et and -iNn WlWtt:
You are hereby notified tina, there is now on
tile IN the Office OF the Clerk of the district Court
.. Cedar County, State OF Iowa. a Petition of
William e. Evans. cla,miu x of You the forecios-
urc OF certain mortgage, executed by YOU TO
EDWARD hughes to secure the payment OF three
tofes oEe tor $500, which it is alleged has been
paid, and the tso remainl ny for 500. each which
are unpaid. amounting with interest to 81 ,U4n,
which mort age conveyed the west half OF the
northwest quarter of section four A. in tow .
-hip sevehty-nine -, til of range tour a.
west, in Cedar County, Iowa. which notes ana
mortgage were duly assigned TO the petitioner
Now, unless You appear and answer thereto Oh
ar before the first day of the mex; term Of saiu
Court a jud rment will be rendered against ven
thereon and decree entered against you for,
closing your equity OF redemption in said land
WILLIAM {. EVANS,
BY 1Hos. HANNA, lis Solicitor
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Mas. PARTINGroS being asked what
particular church she attended, replied:
"'Any paradox church where the gospel
is dispensed with I"
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J. NERSoNs Patent sugar Cane Crusher, which ,hopa
- be in !he hands of every Farmer.
For sale by JAS. & {. A. MYER
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1900 lictO, ial illustrations.
Webster's Unabridged
DlCTIONARY

We have just issued edition of wet~ters
lnardged Dictionary, containing FIFTEEN HUN
DRED PICTORIAL ILLUSTRATIONS, Beautifully
Executed.
9h"ot 1900 New Words in the Vocabulary, rsSls
OF synonyms, by Prof Goodrich, In which more thA1
Two thousand words carefully discrinnated form
ing fuller work on English SYNONYMS, Of itself, than
any other issued besides Crab and believed in advance
Of that, Table giving Pronunciation of Names Of 500
distinguished Persons Of Modern Times Peculiar use 81
Words and Terms in the Billie, With other new Yea-
lures together with all the matter Of Previous Editions
Comprised in Volume Of 1850 pages.
have specimen sheets of the Pictorial Illus
rations They are we'll executed. and will often b.
oand useful In giving more ,rect idea IN OBJ
ject than can he obtained by definition. ~ r. 7ri
6Hne. .fyrn I6th, 1853.
I'VE have seen 50 cinen pages Of portions in arch-
lecture end ORTHODOXY and And then Of artistic hAu
ty as we'll as ofprectical vaIue' CArisfiAa irrsr,
.aprii,I2, 1859
I've have specimen sheets Of these latons
and can hardly see bop they improved in tsnsfv
or accuracy "--BestOn Erening 7ranseripf.
Sold by all Booksellers. 2 EE5t ER1E Tssks
t'lsel IN, est.''..(iet Webster.
q. q c. MERRIAM.
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Dec omber, 1859.
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Pr. STERING.

PL ASTERIN
The subscribers will be prepared
TODD plastering. and all other kinds Of Mason
Noih, the coming season. One Of them will al
ways be found at til New Court House
EDWARD golden,
Upton Jan. 30, IS (5yl) THOMAS GOLDEN
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NANs<sss
NOTICE ~ IRA TELERS
NEW ROUTE.
INTO CEN TRIAL IOWA
CHIC lGO, IOWA ard NEBRASKA
:AlAlti lnlolNplS
so Miles West of the Mississippi

on ~ lAcS w cSJ III tile MISSISSIPPI
IN AND AFTER MONDAY, Nov. 20, 1859,
~ and until further notice, trans will run ~
follows:
TRAINS WESTWARD.
EXPRESS TRAIN
Leave Chicago. Wells st. Depot, ll.loP.n.
'-ea'c'hhtoh SIS A. u.
Arrive at Cedar Rapids l230,.n.
ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN
ica'c' iint"n, 10 loan.
Arrive At Cedar Rapids, I.l0y.u,
TRAINS EASTWARD.
EXP. lEAlN-ltave Gear Rapids, 2.00P IN
arrive at linton. h.l5P.N
arrive at u ieago. 400 AN.
ACCD. TRAIN-l.eas- Cedar Rapids 9IO..h
Arrive At Clinton, 3lOrx.
AT Dewitt with stages for Davenport. NaGuoks
Ia and Amamoso.
At Yankee Run, with stages for Toronto. Tin
ton, Mechanicsyille. Mt. Vernon aud Cedar Rap
ids. @# -
Freight trains leave daily. ~ 7z
The shortest. cheapest and most expedition
route from ceatial Iowa to Chicago. or any psiA
east.
fSsAn agent will be at the depot in Fulton -
receive all hlggae for Clinton or the Rosd, which
will be conveyed across the river free of charge
Freight Trains leave daily
NJ. SMITH. Eng. and Superintendent.
N. IAN, GENERAL trt and iickct Axeni.
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HENRY lslrllRRlp.
OR = Al. T..

[VATCHMAkER& JEWELEk, MILTON Mus.
w catihe Co.. Iowa. Watches, Clocks and
'weiry carefully repaired ana warranted. "
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BOOK BINDING.

HE1EkN THE Subscribers having received
their new ruling machine and a
0nA0 large stock Of binding material, are
prepared TO do all kinds Ct work In their line in
the very best MANNER
ALL KINDS OF BLANK BOOKS
Manufactured to order in the best style. Books
aad Magazines bound 10 any style desired.
Satisfaction is guaranteed TO all who may try
us.
4. 8. DANIELS, will act ~ our agent for Cedar
county, to whom application for work may be
made. RAYMOND, EYSTRA 4 co.
Mu."stine, June 18Th, ia5s--r'5f
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\ LARGE NUMBER Of desirable LOTS, thrc,
dwelling Houses. and SPIN OF Horses
Enquire Of }. II. sTAlR Il.
Upton, March % IT,
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f4-.rsE9 SHEET MUSIC. from all the pul,ish
ers in the L. Bnrtini's, UuntIp's and
~ ~ Modern ScloDl. and all kinds Of instrmr.
ti" cooks Tor tn" above instruments; Church Nu.ic
BOOKS; Music elegantly bound: Music PAPER and ali
AlhIs OF Muse ai"rchandiSe. at the LOWEST RATES
Ne" PIANOS, at SIS, 500. s22j $3.50 and ur 10
necoIa Hand Pianos from s25 W to si6u; New
.ieioneon ga. STU. so 500, and up to s2uO; Sec
"hn Hanh Aei"deons from Sah to 81: Alexandra Or
sah7 WIN hEe stops 100, nine stops, l-5 and J thr
teen STOPS 40 20 and 300 fifteen stops 3sU and ~.
AeNaiure orean Accorleons--a new instrument lust
10 CergSmen' Churches. SABBATH Schools. Seminarie.
aud Teachers The Trade supplied at the usual trad.
Il L.
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Horace Waters, Ag'l,
800 Broadway. New York.
tJntllsbtv Of 1tlusie, t}lusie Books:


f'ano'' .ne'deor', 7terdndre Organs. Orpan fcro-.
deems, Martin : celebrated and ofb,r C,s,.r: ~.
nhs, Pioh"oeH0s. .4ccordcoas, E1nttpas Eyu,rs
<vrs. Cfar'o"rffs. 7riaasies. 7aning Forts Pine.
Brass Instruments. for bands. Piano StooI, ans
Cortrs. ard al ktRds Of .NasicaL Instrum.nts
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se5~ SEND FOR A CIRCULAR,-
LOCAL AGENT WANTED
nStNl
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Lumber Yard !!

Lumber Yard !!
s. g. nVgxH,
WHoIEsALE AND RErAIL DEALER
in all kinds Of
CUMBER, SHINGLES. LATH, FLOORING
Siding. .Ioist, Scan,Iing, Fencing ard al. kind
Of Wide, Clear and Common Lumber All.
having liz connection
PLANNING MACHINE,
Which affords me facilities 10 furnish to orde
and constantly keep on hand
DREssEp FLOORING, SASH, Doors AND BLINps.
Having oIde- -,r"bt he'd rNhE YAH h. hf.cit-.
ronnar 60 ntr, Tor rumi- nf srsfr. irh ,esa.r
r,y .inc.rt IN I'D rrsp-r,f IL 50 c n did wells
~ cu. N. "a TO civ. lnr ca! and viii sr.n,r tort
tn IN gene al ~ isficth
Person. sending orders can res assn, ed that
they will be carefully filed al as che. n terms
as though they were here IN person.
Oflcs second st, orposit. Benn
Mnsesi'ne. Iowa. lly
GPEAT INDUCEMENTS.
THE Subscriber Offers for sale all Of his Wool.
en- Manufacturing Machines consisting OF
One Good Double Calding Machine aud
Picker, One Cloth EheaIislg Machine,
Press, Scrt W. and Fixtures.
Al! Of which will IL sold ut
VERY Low FIGURES,
As he is desirors Of closing up the business.
Apply to JOHN \. IVES.
miles South Of Upton or address Box lGl,
liPIoN Iowa.
Oct. s u!?,im.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1860-09-12
Stick a Pin There.

1t is often charged against Douglas by
the Republicans that he, in the face of
the compromise measures of 1850, re-
the agitation of the slavery
question into Congress in 1854, by pro-
posing the repeal of the Missouri COM
promise But this repeal was in strict
harmony with the compromise measures
of 1850. The great basis Of those meas
ures, as any one who will Investigate the
proceedings of Congress may see, was the
principle that "there should Menceforth be
no congressional legislation ia force IN the
Territories ON the subject of slavery !"
Therefore when territorial governments
were to be established for Kansas and
Nebraska, where this law on the subject
of slavery--the Missouri compromise
had it's forco If any it possessed, it was
necessary, in order to be consistent with
the above principle Of the compromise Of
1850. to repeal the Missouri compromise
to leave those Territories free from a,as
congressional Legislation ON the subject OF
slavery. '-.s I. ..,e ,..-ss - +, = 4 :
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The Ordinance Of 's7.


We have been desired to read the ordi-
nance of '87, the paternity of which is
attributed to Jefferson. by some, and we
are told that the Republican party stands
in effect on that ordinance--tha they sub
scribe to its sentiments. That ordinance
contains provision making the return Of
fugitive slaves obligatory, upon claim Of
the masters Of. the same. The republi-
cans of Ohio demand the repeal of the
fugitive slave lava law that simply
seeks to comply with the requisition of the
Constitution Of the United States and the
ordinance of ',S7, and denounce it as
"abhorent to the moral sense of the civ
ilized world" 1t seems to US that the
Republicans had better live up to the sem
timents OF the ordinance of 'S7, before
directing our attention to it. That ordi-
nance was not forced through Congress
by non slave. holding States-it was not q
grant from -slaye,holdingu State; it
was the free will offering of a slave State,
Let all men honestly comply with all its
conditions. ChiUicothe Advertiser.