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Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-04-21

A RUssIAN SIokLEs.--In the Government Of
TamSof, n rich proprietor, Mr.. R-----y,
who bad sedueed one Of bis female serfs, was
killed hy hsr bcirothed, who was also his
property, by an axe. Tho murderer will
doubtless be condemned to hard labor in the
miHss for life. Bat, says the Russian report
sr, an Independent jury would probably have
discharged him. Al least in case nearly
Eimil the Emperor Nicholas 40 decided. A
pro rietor WAS entering the forest with his
hosud's for days hunting. Meeting little
boy whose fnther was cutting wood at a dis
tance, the hounds baFked OF him, and the 1t
tlS fellow, picking up a stick, tried to defend
himself The proprietor, enrnged that this
imp Of slave should threaten his dogs, set
them upon him, aud in instant the boy was
torn in pieces The father, who bad seen this
horrible scene, while running to the help Of
bis son, found nothing remaining bus shreds
Of flesh he rushed upon the proprietor and
killed him with blow Of his axe. The mat
ter was carried before tbe Emperor Nicholas.
He wrote with his own hand Goroas the re-
port, 'sso5aks so6afcdh smgt--to a dog the
death OF dogn Aud he Is said TO have ad
added verbally 10 the Minister ''In his place
7 woul6 have done the same thing IS not
tho assassin of Mr.. R---y very nearly in
tbs same case?
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-04-21
NOTICE.

HEREBY GIVEN, that Sealed Proposals. will be
received at the Office Of the County Clerk Of Dakota
luLy at Dakota City, until the II duy Of February
At until o'clock Of said day, for the erection ofa
'L.at Court House for said County at Dakota City.
Ihe plan and spehcatious for sail building can be
gn az the office Of the County Clerk.
nldsfs will be required 20 state iu their proposals
Ig earliest time at which they will complete said
t.tlnEi the time not % exceed two years from the
'lil Ist day Of February, A. d, CO.
Compensation for said work 20 he iu County Orlegs,
@ Ohe Thousand Dollars in individual sutsCri ption,
pug m .ry Lots iU said Dakota City.
LlIe5s win also state how and at what times they
-.,re said compensation
LHe Commissioners of said County in awarding a
.-.asl a. above, rosert 90 the right OF HhXns such
.l' l' ana conditions % such contract, A. they may
a.tl necessary % 6ecure prompt c0upliaueetthere'
"a LNt Anonti-tunt wish the terms q iLi5 notice.
-o 'me of the completion Of said contract, sud he
JUS payment proposed by h.dderF, vi 900 be regard
.. .a awarding contract
h} order Of the County Conmissi0uors
JAMES IS. NIEIuB
1e4o.a City, Jan. 9th. 90
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-04-21

Quite number Of important works are Ia
proaresa ofispue by the University [OHfordl
Press. Among them are the ReoIssiastiosl
History Of John Of Kphssus, translated from
the original syrisc ESs., the Auglo-Eorman
Psaltor Of William the ConquerSr, new Cat
oua on the at. Paul's Epistlo'a, from the works
OF 1.-THE fathers Of the Medissysl Churches, and
the Philebus Of Plato, srevissd ext and com
mentary.
Information from Southern Kansas gives
rise to apprshonsions Of serious trouble In
Linn and Bourbon counties, growing out OK
alleged violations Of the amnesty act. An at
tempt recently made by tho Deputy Maruhal
70 arrest Cnpain Montgomery, was sfecial-
ly resisted.
Tweuty Thousand Bsedes and Norwsgiaps
ars reported TO be getting in readiness to em-
bark for the United States early in the coming
summer They will bring much wealth with
them, and what 10 better, they will bring con-
irmed habits Of morality, industry and soOnO-
my
Tho black Republicans Of the New York
legislature have bill before them TO "remove
the rocks at the entrance Of Hellgate." This
shows which way the party intends 10 travel
certainly not towards the White House.
Ths London Times, in an editorial admits
that the annexation or savoy must be quietly
allowed, but at the samo time announces the
sst as one Of spoliation aud wrong, and in
principle a. bad as a march upon the Rhine,
or a sudden attempt on Antwerp.
Gos. John DsveFeax died lately in London.
he raised the Irish Legion, under Bolivar,
engaged IN the successful struggle for indie
pendenos IN Colomhia.
II Is said That Forrest the tragediau, has
expended over one hundred thousand dollars
ia hia frUitless attempt to free himself from
his wfo.
Gen. Concha. late Captain General OF Cube,
has been killed in Spain in a dual with the
Marquis Pezuela
"The tide Of emigration has again set ia
strongly, towards the Denver City gold mines,
this spring" 10 says nearly every exchange
we take up.
Tie TarI district Of New Orletn is trou5
od with tao rabid canine Scarcely ity
passes without the terrible ory Of "mad dog
There are one hundred and sixty-dyo sol
ders OF the Revolution still living The
youngest Of them is eighty-nins years Cd
Tho Prince Of Wales intends to marry the
Princes Ale1andrip. Of Rusia his cousin
These Guolphs oannot leave the family.
Old Mrs Brown is making good thing
out OF the martyr10m Of her husband. Besides
the material aid olresdy advanced by the IA
uatos ofNsU lnghnd, the equally foolish ne
groes Of Hayh have now contributed theus
end dollars for her benefit
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-04-21
mARnIAen oT NnAR RELAqIoNs

The Ohio Legislature hes passed some laws
on this subject, and il ono half is true that
has been affirmed in regard 10 the effects Of
cousins intermsrrying, it would seem as II ii
were the duty Of parents and guardians to
interfere, aud s7en Of all State Legislatures to
do what can well DO done TO prevent 80 inju
rims custom. II is said that 10 bIassaohu-
setts out Of seventeen families formed by tbs
marriage Of cousins, there we're niAeiy iye
children, and m Ohio, in eight hundred and
seventy three such families, there we're three
thousand nine hundred children. Il would
thus seem that the average number Of child
rem ia not diminished by such intermarriages,
the Nsssachuse' statistics giving five aud .
bolf children to each such marriage, But
out Of these ninaty-fvo children, forty-four
were idiots. twelve scrofulous, and only thirty
seven in tolerabe health, while ia Ohio, two
thopsaud forr hundred and ninety out Of the
three thousand nine hundred were either in
telleetually or physically defective. In all
families some Of the children will be more or
less defective, and, we're osreful records pre-
served. the proportion Of perfectly healthy
children would be foand smaller than most
imagine. But forty four idiots ont Of ninety
Eve children, is proportion, il true, fufi-
cient to startls any one, and demand some
vigorous remedy The records and inquiries
Of insane and idiotio asylums might throw
great further light upon this subject In one
case Of double eouslas nine children-al
there gere--wore idiots Of low grade
Enough then may be said to be demonstrated
70 make az sensible cousins abstain from mar
rying. Families, like the open leaves Of
flower, are formed, not to grow together, bat
apart. Parents aud guardians, and all who
lave the confidence Of the young; ministers
and medical aitendeuts should hear such facts
10 mind, aud exert the full measure Of their
Intelligence and influence to prevent 'a'A
unions.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-04-21
CUBA


We find in the saudusky (0.) Register syn
opsis Of an interesting lecture on Cuba, de-
liVsred in that city by Mrs. Gage, Of ST. Lou
/ is We append few extracts.
"Shs left st. Louis for Cuba February II tn
| 1850. In two and q half dnys after leaving
New Orleans, the island Of Cuba appeared ia
view. OF the beauties of the Island as seen
from the ses she spoke in glowing terms. A
gun was fred from the ship which was an
sWered by gun from Castle Moro, granting
permission to enter the harbor Of Havana.
Opposite Castle Moro, which frowns upon the
entrance to the bay, is the ancient cathedral
in which the bones Of Christopher Columbus
lie entombed His body was frst inferred in
Spain, was afterwards taken to s T. Domingo,
and then removed to Havana, where it now
| lies.
"Along in front of the cathedral, overlook
ing the bay, are Notifications and barracks for
the soldiers, bnilt in solid rock, at immense
expense. The Bay of Havana is in the form
Of the letter Y, the tail of the Y forming the
about one quarter OF mile. They arrived
! SO late in. the afternoon that they could not
land till morning. Each one who lands must
pay s. to the Spanish Consul, and produce
paper signed by justice Of the pea &C or 9TH
or magistrate, certifying to his or her idcnti-
ty-also denoting the purpose Of the visit
Mrs. G. said she certified that it was only TO
please herself that che visited Cuta. There
tudes Almost Immediately with the disap-
pearAncS of the sum- gas is lit In the city, and
as the town is situated upon plane inclined
from ihs water, making almost s75Ty hovfe
many lights IS very pleasing when viewed
i-oua the ship. There are very few nights in
the year amid tke tropics that are not per
fectly clear, and the atmospheric free frem i'm
purities. In the evening music hoats 70 your
Gar from the shiP5, the barracks, the houses.
the little boats upon the bay-iR short the
air is full Of music
"sbs spoke Of the splendid appearance OF
the FIRE dies whish abound at night; one Of
them placed undor glass case will give light
sufioient 10 read by on dark sight, Men
sometimes place thea in the buttonholes OF
their shirt bosoms to light them as they goi
young ladies at evening parties wear them in
their head dresses; and at st. Domingo she
had seen than dancing gayy at ball with
innumerablo fIs fies sparkling in their
dresses.
'On the morning after thsir arrival they
we're permitted % land. She described the
appearance Of the Coolies, who acted as Por-
tiers to their baggage. Many Of the ladies
Of the party frsm the ship stood in great fear
Of the Custom House, but she said they had
nothing to complain Of, as no part Of their
wardrobe was disturbed by the slicsrs, The
streets were snly twenty five feet wide, covered
with awnings which frequently stretch en-
tirely across These streets were built over
three hundred years ago, The sidsWolks are
only two feet wide The Windows to the
houses are mere openings without glass, pro-
tocted BY iron CRATES which stand oot seyera
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-04-21
Nav oa1EANs. April OH

The mails from from slooP Savannah have
arrived. fhe small pox was raging umong
NramoR's troops AZ Meii.in, and II was
doubted whether he would persist much long
er. The batque captured by the Indianola
was the Maria Conception, Of the marine OK
pediHon, from Havana, A Mexican schooner
was also takon, A decree banisbing Ameri-
cans and conhscatng their property, hud been
published at the Capitol
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-04-21
OLD THEMES

OLD THEMES.
Oh why this constant longing
Free utterance % give
lo thoughts Forever thruugug-
Ideas which would hyei
My thoughts, ye are nonew ones
The world would ray, how old
Aud even ifYt'ro true ones,
Such thoughts have long been told
My thoughts to me replying
ASK me 10 yuuler tree,
whose leaves beneath arc lying,
In summer time must De
Glad in such novel clothing
feu would not know It's lsareH,
10 suit some mOrtals lostbing
Who nothing Old rctaiyss'
They ask if birds in singing
Should vary every song,
Nor let The woods De- ringing
With sounds we've heard 40 t3ug1
Orif the various aowcrs
hieh beautliy the earth,
In love Of change IKE ouIs
Would prove of greater worth
ITO the vlolops blossom
We're given gaudy red,
Ald ffom It's humble bosom
1t raised naughty beadl
II roses all grew yellow
And scarlet grew the grarF,
To please some cHrping FELLOW,
Who would by old things passl
Yould earth receive such honor
At her true livery briEgs
" Old as the hills upon her,
Locked tcr u coE;i8s springs.
The thought would scarce be trenaurtd,
Which met no answering Thought,
And each mans thought Is measured
BY rules porieucobought.
As face 20 face responding,
In mirrors true and clear,
Thoughts happy or desponding
Find answering thoughts are dear
Imaginings trenscendeut
May stHrtle for awhile,
Their uewness seems resplendent
In unfamiliar styles
But when, fatigued with muslug,
We fud in daily life,
Its old, old themes iufusing
Sweet thoughts, devoid Of striis.
Let us desert .hse never,
Our own Gesr mother tongue,
And with the birds forever
Let Natures songs be sung.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-04-21

JESSE LOWE,
! AND AGENT, OMAHA, HEBRAsKA-Omss %
~ tarnham street. nj
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-04-21
WILLIAM N. BYERs,

DEALER IN REAL ESTATE and General Rusines
- agent. ConvevRneer and Notary Public Offre or,
rest, Omaha, MT ylp2a
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-04-21
JOHN TAFFE,
ATTORNEI- ,G COUNSELLOR ATLAIE
OMADI, NEBRASKA.

IElLLPromptly attend all business entruq-
~ tel go him Ofico on Graves street,
one door east Of the American JIouse;" Oma-
0l X. T..
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-04-21

LAHn WAERANTs Z REAL ESTATE,
hJ..b 10y 90 tho public that any business entrusted
" O. their care will meet with prompt attention:
Fn as laying out lands into lots towns OF additions
iE'r.' Che buying selling renting leasing Of real
estate houses ur lots the buying, selling or locntug of
land warrants on time for cash; making collections
paying n tayes eKaming OF records to perfCcnCss Of
ir Do lands or Dakota city stock the obtaining OF
'r,s F'n the Dakota CITY company for lots drawn
T,. ar5i7g out ef DEEDS, Bond, and Pre-, Emp
ton Popsrs, and me ysceipiag Of
On eligible claims, Tor part Of the land.
Having also now on hand a large stock OF Dry Goods
a7l Notions, Lumber and shingles, they would call
attention 60 their stock and say to the public that they
w prepared % receive all kinds Of dry goods groceries,
lFHI.e and lumHer on commission for private or auc
l"h sales or to exchange for other property Charges
lJ' and storage tree.
MONEY ON DEPOSIT,
Guaranteeing it to yield 25 per cent net profit Der an
mum, II left on deposit 30 days.
Persons wishing to invest should not fail to call
az their office, they have large amount OF valuable
property for sale low for cash or on time,
The best OF reference given II required.
d, NJ. CROCKWELL, President.
Dakota city, August II, 81 46fly.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-04-21
THE REiL ESTATE
LAHn WARRANTS : RgAL ESTATE,

am'a. and Ds,'s,. IA Easlcrs Exchange
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-04-21

The Ohio State Treasury has no money IN
It's Golfers. II is no wonder
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-04-21
DANIEL MLAUGHLIN.
OPPOSITE THE BATES HOusr-U3s
,.rEs OF ADVERTISING,

s,,,re oftroyc lines or less, arst Insertion e. 90
A. Pa subsrgurrt Insertion 80
H .4uar. one month, Ou
l.., .'rusre. three mouthfi eO
.-. aIu,re, ak mouths op
.rs 81 luarr. oue y'ar ~ w
$3.50 squares. one vfAr, ~ w
..-.. -Iumu, one JtnT, ~ W
..-.rs.f column. oUr year, % OC
l- fourth caluma do, - 20
ts half c,llmn, six months, 8 e0
g,-tb 40 do 70 00
t b,If r9Ium, three months, 10 90
. g,,tb 10 do do u sC
800 Cards of six lines or less, one year, 10 90
r.E I'm aIgauee will be required Ou all advertise
LII. excapt where special contract has been made
. fhe goutlary.
,wrcuAvrs ADvEars NO. ConusHoN AND coLLEclIUa
.cy are the Agents for this paper 10 the ciiies OF
riadclihm, Pa, Wilmington, Del, aud Baltimore
MI
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-04-21

flesh aud neat every servant was attentive
all argued vel I kept myself closely cloak.
ed, punCd cigar and retired TO bed to ma
turc my PltL
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-08-09


Is DoUoLhs A CATHoLIc;-Ws are
10 receipt Of the following from : e
spoosibls source:
Patss 4 TalBUHE In answer &,
your inquiry, ''ls Douglas Catholic ?,
let mo say thst he Is the renter OF owner
Of pew in Catholic Church 10 Wash
ington that the door If the pew has on
Il plate inscribed vita his name. IS A.
Douglas, and that whoever he eoes 70
church 10 Washington City, he sit. in
that pew. There he is believed to con
form 70 the cercmonisl requirement. Of
the Catholic Church and to endorse its
policy.
Yours, WAsHrNoror
The evidence accumulstcs. Did M.
Douglas join the Catholic Church IN
Europe during his tour in that couotr, ?
# not, Why do I'll tho Journals, bishops.
prisssa end lsymsn Of that Church snp
port his clsims for the Presidency? What
lave they - gain By his election that
hey should b for him y psa.-Pyea,
: zIi6ssG
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-08-09
The Arch OemagOgue.

Stephen A Douglas is certainly The
Arch Demoso.ue Of the age. Wher.
~ the history Of our country do We tint
that any other Presidential candidate
belttled himself and degraded the Of
nee Of President by going abou,
and making stump speeches, no matter
how short, in order to awaken, enthusi
asm in bis behalf? This mar il nov
vagabondizing all over the New Eng
land States and New York, awaiting
himself Of every little halt made by the
cars to create . sensation, BY = short
stump speech.
In one Of his speeches short time ago
IN Boston, he lamented extremely tha,
the Slavery question was dragged into
the halls Of congress, said that It stood
IN the way ofeverything elss, and moth,
ing could be done until i. was remoy.
ed.
This Slavery Question vas considered
settled BY the Compromise measure. of
1890. In 1852 the platform Of the
democratic party declared that the '
would resist all attempts to renew it
10 Cong or out Only year and half
thereafter, or in 1854, this Dem.eorue
awakened this agitation anew. and
hurled 6rebrand of discord and
d'suoion into Congress BY tho bill
proposing the repeal Of the Missouri
Compromise. Such has been the courso
OF Stephen A. Douglas upon the Slavery
agitation.
ms deceptive trick Of whining over
this agitation which is now about to en-. .
gulph him, comes with very bad grace
from . man Who las dtre more to
create II, than any other living
person.
No man during the last session
Of Congress spent more time ae;t.t;oo
tins question than he. On the 23d Of
Feb. he initiated debate on the Slav,
cry question in which no was the pri,
clP'e actor, that occupied over forty col,
umns Of the Globe. Another speech Of
h's 10 May occu,ied two days 10 the dc.
livery. Another, Con the Ssdition lavs>
took about the same time. And st;lI|
another. bis disgrsceiul attack upon
Senator Seward, filed some six or eight
columns Of the Globe. Aud nov ia hi,
little disrspotable stump speeches about
ths country be j. patrio.iely lame ting
he Slavery agitation 10 Consress.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-08-09

Milwaukes, Aug. l.
8. NJ. Booth wss taken from ths Gus
tody Of the U. s. Marshal 1t half past
twelve to day By ten armed men. Ths
Marshal and Depatiss being At dinner,
and no one but the keeper being present
the party rushed up stairs to Booth )
room in the Custom House, silsocine
the keeper with threats Of violence, IN
locked thu door and took Booth ont.
locking the jailor in. A carriage being
70 readiness, the party proceeded With
ths prisoaeS into The eoanlsy.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-08-09

CENSUS or PENHsYLvANIA Towns
Az far % heard frcm, the census reports
OF leading Pensylvania towns stand thus:
Lancaster 20 600; Harrisburg 1862.
Scranton 10000; York 10000; Eastoo
10000; Allentown 8,047. Wilkesbarr.
6,9SS The population Of Wilkesbarre
borough i 400, the township 2,7so.
making together $3.50. The suburbs OF
Fittsburg seen 20 havs increased in Don.
u'stion very fast. Birmipghan and South
f'ftsonreh ass som2utsd By the present
census to have ten thousand iohsbis.nts
more than qusdrupls tbat Of the LIST ses
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-08-09

DEATH OIL CANDIDATE ron Con-
oREss. indianapolis, Aug. "A pr
rate dispatch from Dslphi, ststss that
Hon. Isasc A. Rice. Republics candi
date for Congress eth District, died 1t
10 o'clock 70 day, after ~ illesss Of 38
lours.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-08-09
Wanted IL TOletlo.

We want, need, add in . short time.
mnst have in Toledo, good Tanocry, 4
good Jeweier, > Foundry, and good
WOODEN Factory. These are branch Of
industrial occupations Of which our coun
~ !. wholly destitute, and which the
wants Of community now demand. An
increased attention Is being daily turned
by our farmers, towards raising sheen
to supply the wants Of cheap and substan
t'sl clothing. snd ~ > profitable invest
me"t. To encourage this among our
farmers, We need good WOODEN factory.
that can card wool aud manufacture full
cloth, Satinetta SC.
We have been Informed from . re
spcnsible and reliable source. that II
our citizsns would raise bonus or three
hundred dollars, or II Eve hundred dol
lars could be borrowed for i've years Il
ten per cent, upon good security. wool.
en- factory would bs erected aud ready
f'r work within elk months. It strikes
Us that those who should be most inter.
cs'ed in the future prosperity Of our
town, aud who arc loaninx money should
give this their immediate attention. Bv
50 doing, and granting the necessary aid.
they would increase their own popularity
influence and prosperity, and be regarded
BY our citizens rs true benefactors.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-08-09

sAroNAcEoUs. We have lately Oh.
served in some Of our exchanges, very
catering notices Of RoARABAcxs Con-.
pound Washing I'd Toilet Soaps. a.d
desired the privilege VI testing the same
We are now gratiicd in this respect. aad
lid By actual trial that i: fully sustaios
the recommendations given it. We
have just seen i tried in not water, upon
6ne fabrics, with fading colors, without
percsptible injury to the cloth or colors.
The trial Of removing dirt and grease
from clothes and the hands vas eouallv
successfM. by following the directions,
large 'wa-hi"gs can be done in 1 very
short time, without tho use Of the IN;
y.ersal dashboard, leaving tho clothes
perfectly clean add white. % that no
"blueisg' il needed. 1t is warranted to
take grease from oil kinds Of fabrics.
si'ks, velvets &c. and is equally ef5.a
cious il CLEANING silver w,re, j-wsIry &c.
1t - easily made in ! few minutes, and
the washins soap cssts only three quarters
81 cent per pound, and the Toilet sosp
four cents Mr.. D. b. kimbail, Who
has tho right Of sale OF the same, Is now
!" oos town, Tor the purpose Of selling
Family rights. He will alss sell County
rights. tie has but one price for family
rights. which il $500. Every family
should have one.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-08-09

$3.50. -ossaet 4.r. DmcstSr =
.16lvdo ssAosa district, isfosms " thss
- sssseration sf The scholars, just CON.
pieted. gives 100 - tie nsassr 'bsswsss
the sGes Of S and 81.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-08-09
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS.
ATLARGE.
Col. FITZ HENRY WARREN.
j A. CHAPLlNE.
LIST Dist.--M. i. MCPHERSON.
% Dist.-CHARLES POMERUY.

Congress has the rightte legislate on slavery
in the Territories, forits exclusion and prohibi-
ton Washington, Adams, jefferson, Madison,
4cnroe, Crawford, ]. Q. Adams, Jackson, Sew
ard, Lincoln, and other Republicans.
Congress has the right to legislate on slave
~ in the Territories, for its introduction and
protection Benjamin, Slidell, Davis,
Iconbs, and other Fire Eaters.
Congress has NOT the right 70 lecislate on
slavery in the Territories, but tn. Territories
may perhaps exclude it by Unfriendly I.egis-
lation' douglas P.gh Wood, Richardson,
and the j" Small Fry, the inmates.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-08-09

ABRAHANs faith, and Hannibal, courare
will ensure victory.