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Congress.

Inc postofilce appropriation bill has
become law. 1t appropriates 81, 296,-
900. The Senate has passed bill to
abolish the franking privilege. It. fate
is uncertain in the House. TIL o.sr.ru.
ment viii have to pay the postage O,
members in some way, and it is claimed
that the abolition of the frankiny priv.
iege will not obviate the difficulty com
planned of. 1t is not so much the Ms.
of the privilege as the abuse Of !, tl,,
Injuries the country.
MIR Grow introduced bill to prevent
the sale Of public lands, except to actual
settlers until ten years after their survey.
a bill for the admission of Kansas into
the Union, aud u Homestead bill The
committee on election will take up the
case of MIR. Sickles first.
1t is said that the Democrats vii, IN.
pose the admission of Kansas. If ,ber
have not had enough of kausas let them
refuse her admission at this se,s;o, and
they will hear it to their hearts content
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No. Several Democrats about tow
have said that the Governor of Virgin
never had anything to do with the requi
J sition that was sent to our Governor 70
Barclay Coppock. The following telc
graphic dispatch viii probably put then
on another tack:
RICHMOND, Va, Feb. IL.
Gov. Lctcher sent in message to thu
Legislature to day, giving history o
the requisition for Coppock, aud lenoun
cling the dup:icity of Gov. kirkwood, Of
Iowa, in aiding his escape. He urges
prompt action on the part of the South
to put herself in a position where she
can secure the punishment of those who
offend against her laws.
We would like to know what Governor
Lctcher will do about it. Perhaps h.
had better send a company of Virginia
troops to take him-we ould warn them
that cows lay around loose in Iowa.
@- We have heard much in times
past Of the unlawful character Of the
Massachusetts, Emigrant Aid Co. We
have always held that it was lawful or
ganiza,ion, got up for the purpose of
making money. 1t has also been charged
that the "A;d Society" sent out worth.
less characters to Kansas to fight the
Mssourians. All such charges are set
at rest by the following from the testi.
mnny of Judge NJ i Conway of k...~-,
as given before the Senate Harper's Fer.
ry Committee:
The New England Emigrant Aid Co.
was a purely business corporation. Its
object was to make money. It's method
was TO put up sawmills and few tenn, |
porary houses at particular places in the .
Territory where towns had been located,
and to direct emf grafton to those places
1t received its compensation in land in
around the towns, and depended on the
growth Of the towns for the value of its
property aud the profits Of its invest.
ments, 1t never paid the fare Of any.
body to the Territory except its own
agents. 1t provided medium Of iafor-
NATION to all emigrants, SO that persons :
from different usighborhoods going to
Kansas could be put into communication d
with each other, and could be thus form
ed into companies. 1t also arranged with
railroad companies for small reduction
II favor of persons going out in those v
ompanies. The New England Emisrant Z
lid Company never had anything to do HI
18th John Brown, nor with any plan for ST
'rcbly disturbing Slavery iu any State VI
: Territory in the Union. nj
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sum Ot the Foreign News.

We have printed copious dispatchc
in which the news by the Co"adu. tn
.Arogo, aud the Prince Albert Was sprcs,
before the public We have now til
details of the intelligence by the former
aud the sum OF all Is this
LIST. \ treaty primarily commercial j,
Its Objects, but carrying with it iupur
tant political consequences will Short,
De rat'iied between France and Grea
Britain. Politicians argue from this
that the e"tt"te cordiole between the two
Countries Is firmly established, and that
they will act As an unit in the | allan
question.
I'd. 1t is authoritively denied that
Savoy Is to be taken troul the territory
OF the Hing Of Sardinia and annexed to
France.
Sd. Count Cavour, late Prime Minis
ter Of Victor En- nuel, who threw up
his place when the treaty of Villa Frauca
was announced, has again taken the helm
--an indication that the policy which
Sardinia FROM :tome is to be
hereafter ener-etically pursued and that
the intervention Of Austria for the res
toratlon Of the banl>hed Grand Dukes,
will be repealed, if necessary, by force Of
arms.
18th. The disarming of Austria has
been arrested by the threatening charac-
er OF late events, and fear is expressed
hat new campaign for the rescue of
rnetia from Austrian clutches has been
'esolvcd upon as work for the current,
;ear.
9th. The Papal question remains
without new phase, if we accept the ex-
pressed determination Of Spain to join the
party Of The Pope and take the field in his
defence. Emperor is progressive and the
Pope stubborn in his tracks
Beyond these facts, all il conjecture
and guessing, spread out through weary
columns, which we have thus reduced 70
comprehensive shape.-l'ress and Tri;-
Lune.
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SHERIFF SALE.


pY virtue Of an execution to me direct
- I'd, issued from the office Of the Clerk Of The
nistrfet Court. IN and for the county Of CsdS
and state of Iowa, in favor OF Phcbe Il. Edwards
and against Elisha H. Edwards, have levst
upon the following property, rs the property .
the said Elisha +. Edwards, fowit:
The one equal and undivided one.half Of IT,
following real estate, described BY meets snd
bounds ~ follows: beginning foity-cigh. ~
poics west Of the center Of section two ~ ID
township seventy-nine f73,, north 0f ri ge three
~ west u the 9Th p. NJ. thence north forty.slI
~ and two ,hirtieths (2.3O) poles, thence es6
Mne and seventy eight hun.lredths 70 1915
poles. thence north one hundred and thirty flN
poles t. the section line thence west on fad
section line forty.lve and forty eight hundredd;
10 as-lOb) poles, thence south one hundred snd
MT, 'n'ne and two ten;hs (l5y 2.lO) poles thence
east th'rt, five and seven tenths l35 40 Pole'
70 Inc ll'ce Of beginning contsining fsrty4s9.
acres W acres. with the steam saw.mill sna
n; nv cag houses aud appurtenances thereon 81
IN cedar county, owa:
An shall offer the same FOR PALE at public ent
cry ut the Court House door in the town Of Tir.
ION IN .6d county. on SATURDAY. the 3lst day. o.
March, a. D. 1860, between the hours y
O'Clock A. N. and o'clock T.. N. Of said day, !"
satisfy said execution and costs that may sccsu'
thereon. So z
Dated this 2sd day Of February, A.. D. lssA
Ill RitA DSHN4.
SAeyiF Of re1a~ eS5wy, -
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The Des Moincs correspondent Of tn
Cedar Democrat, under date Of Januar,
25th, in speaking Of the proceedings il
the House Of Representatives, just befor
going into Joint Convention for the pur
pose Of electing a State Irinter an,
State Binder, says: "Yesterday, just be
"fcre they went into joint ballot, in th'
"House, DR.. Witter Of Linn, being ir
"the chair, q motion was made, amit
"much confusion, to have a recess of fif
"teen minutes; Immediately upon this q
emotion was made to adjourn. The
"chairman was asked If motion to ad.
"journ was in order. and he decided it
was aud then proceed to put the ques-
"tion what question , and decided the
blouse adjourned He then goes on
to state that if the House was adjourned
it could not meet till the next day, but
they did meet the same day and also
went into Joint Convention and elected
the officers. The inference is that the
Republicans held session when they
had no right to do SO, having adjourned
till tie next day.
1t is due to the Republicans of the
House-it is due to Dr. Witter, who
does know his business, notwithstanding
the imputaton Of the Democrats cor
respondent. to state What wA,e tho f-es-
ia the case. We we're in the House
at the time and paid particular attention
to the proceedings, and our recolec,ions
are the same as those Of many others
who were present. The Democrats, be. !
ing in minority, had determined to stave
of the election of a State Printer until
s-ch time as they nigh. be willing to 20
into an election. They had already
caused the Republicans to extend the
time twice, but at two clock, the Re. .
publicans, having gone without their ,
dlnners), had passed resolution to 90
into Joint Convention at 3 o'clock Of the
same day, to elect a Printer and Binder
\ motion was made that the House take
IA recess of thirty mot "fftecn) minutes.
The speaker arose and stated that mo.
ton aud put the question, which was
carried, and announced that the House
would take recess Of thirty minutes =
motion to adjourn was made f
While the speaker was putting the que. o
ion on taking recess, he did not take
ognizance Of the motion, and did not
cclare "the House adjourned. 1t is m
'ue tina, some Democrats said the U,use tn
as adjourned, and that they should not w. y,
there at three O'Clock The KepubIi, vi
ms told them they could do as they W
ose abou. that, and that they could get ab
ing just as we'll without them. The GU
'mocrats however were on hand, thus pt
inowledging the Republicans to be re.
mt, and voted for IIurCHrSsr>prR. SO,
orEsT, for printer at
The above are the facts as will be AZ
AVN hr the innrnal Ua- .~--l H.
'"ocrat or its correspondent can make tn,
such misrepresentation, time will boz
W. II is but proper to state that DR.. 20
tier was in the Speakers chair, not as 49,
alrman but as Speaker pro trm.. in
10y his cool, straightforward course
I'd greatly in preventing confusion III
DISCRIMINATION. -"
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ma. The annual statement of marine
disasters on the lakes Tor 1889. shows
the total loss by steam to be 81, 020 100;
an increase upon the losses Of 1858 of
1887 1868. Total loss Of life 10 1859,
1Oj-being a decrease Of II from the
previous year.
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sA We see by tn. Senate reports
that Hon }. KENT, cur indefat;y,hls
State Senator, has introduced bin for
an act to require Railroad Companies 70
fence their roads. We hope that some
law will he passed to tha. effect
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ERTRAY HORSE.

aAhhN oP by Gilbert johnson, at his resi-.
aence IN sugar Creek township, Cedar COUNTY.
, ~ on or about the l4th day Of February. <,
~, -; i''o' BAY MARE, +" it'll white on the nos.
'rils and star in the forehead and . r..L ~.
t"e 'ack occasi"ned by . saddle; about fifteen
Mans high and about four years old, ana az.
praised at $50. r
49, ALOSZO SHAW, Clerk c. c,
linton, Fob Plat l.,N-smt -
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A lady, whose husband lays awake
nights to save the Union, says it seems
to her the Union is good deal like her
choice preserves-it has to be scaldcd
over once in four years to prevent its
souring.
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From Washington.

WAsHINGToS, Feb. 1G
Inc Committee on the Printing In.
.vest'gat'on sat several hours this morn
Ing and examined Mr.. John C. Rivss
On various matters connected with the
'-"""''sF'"nri Gknhe lie proved that
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@- We see that the Davenport Ga.
zette and MuScatine Journal recommend
that our county jails be made work
houses. We think that something Of
this sort should be done. As it is nov
lazy, worthless, robust men will comm,
some misdemsanor on purpose to oct i,
to jail, in order to live withou. work, A
remedy Of some sort is demanded
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nR-Stevens and Hazlett have been
sentenced to be hung publicly on Friday
the 10th day of March next, between
the hours Of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and 2 q.
clock =. NJ.
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nA-lt Is a noticeable fact, that Mr.
SHERMAN on the first ballot for Speaker,
designated tie man who was destined to
re successful, giving the only Tote then
cast tor Mr. Pennington.
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srJohn l.. Robinson, of Indiana
s!ys that seventeen Douglas men aud
nine De"'ocr"ts eompri. the de ega.ion
from that State to Charleston.
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tn N'"" It Co~y'W and Lyha Cou
! gill:
! Nol are hereby notified that, on the f4th day
! 1 If July, A. y is5s ii.ii 4 Co. filed in the
lIelk> office of the District curt IF the state
OF iowa. IN and for Cedar county a pcfitinn
claiming OF you the sum Of one thousand tour
hundred eighty-fv" and -. 100 dollars With six
Pc cent. interest from July 18th. 4. d. s5o A.
money due on two certain pron-Sory notes.
daod respectively June 18Th 1857 executed by
You {, the order .f sad Bel K Co: one for Srn.
pa!a xix months after date and the Other f,r
$40. laylhi% SIX months after date aud also
for costs Of protest
You are further notified that a writ Of attach.
ment was issued against you. and also an orig
maj 'ficc, uton which said notice the Sheriff
made the following return. viz: The within
named defendants. Doan Cowgirl and Jeptha
S"wgli, not found in my county or bailw ick.'
That thereupon publication Of the tendency Of
Tins suit, was ordered by the Court To lie M ade
Now unless you appear and answer to said Pc
ton, on or before the first day OF the next term
OF the said district Court, (which term will be
begun and holden at Upton. in said county on
the first Monday in June. 4. d. lsso, Judgment
VIII be rendered against you The rcon
CLOUD K VAN HORNE
Attorneys for Plaintiffs.
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When you want to buy hemp ropes,
over in Kentucky, ask the clerk for .OLI
Broun Neck ties
Hon. John, Wentworth. is the Repub.
h"'n candidate fo~ Mayor Of Chicago.
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sllLnIFF SALE.

bi virtue OF an alias exc .ution to me direct
ed, issued from tue Office of the Clerk ~ ,ha H.
trlct Court, in and tor the County ofCed,r ana
state OF Iowa. III favor Of John tot, and against
>. II. Dickinson and Jacob Hischew. / have lev.
Ieo upon me following property, rs the property
Of the said J. II. Dickinson. to.wit:
The northwest quarter of sec,i,n one ID Of
OF the fifth ~ =. NJ, with the apmrt,nancss
thereon; said land situated in Cedar county
Iowa: so""ty
And shall offer the same for sale at public
QUERY, at the Court House door in the town ~
lrp,on, IN said couusy. on Saturday the Oath day
o. march 4. ID. 1900, between the hours of 3
ciocA A: ii. and o'clock Z. NJ Of said day IN
satisfy said execution and costs that NAV accrro
thereon. "' '""' "'ei"e
Dated this 23l day of February. A. D. 1860.
J. l.. BRADSHAW
SherH of Cedar 0on sfs F,.,.
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WELLS sPICER,
Httornrn at eau,
TYpwnA yovwA

- Aso' NOTARY PUBLIC and COMMISSIONERS or
DEEDS Tor the STATE OF CALIFORNIA. Office in
Court House InavsI "
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important News by TcIc.
graph!
ihe Organization Of the Cong eSs of the
United States Accomplished!
business Proceeding Ru"id,y at a Back
wd,H Rate.

But UOLTSLANDER is Offering -
large Stock Of goods AT LOWER PRI-
CES than ever was offered to the citizen,
Of Cedar County. And would invite ali
who want goods (and pay for thcm) to
call and examine his stock before buy
ing.
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Upton NURSERY
Nor SOLD our YETI

91ftS- VIZ would inform our farmer custoak
3NIQB ers and the public generally that "
= still have large and well sELEcrD
stock Of APPLE TREE, on hand aaa
Ter sale this Spring: And as we must clear the
ground this Spring. we will sell at the following
VERY LOW RATES:
Apple Trees from , to 10 Cents each
Also, few extra large size ct l2s cts each.
Inrrants go cents per dozen: Red Cedar and
few other evergreens.
HUMPHREY h CASEBEER:
February 9th. ls6N-nG
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IT n 7 u Ut IVN 4 :, Z EbAK =.
tn D""" Il Co~y'U and LpMa Cou
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Dated this 2sd day Of February. A.. y. lesA
il. RNADSHNMa...
SAeyiF Of re11~ '-iirsy. -
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-07
SUMMONS.

STAFE Of California. county Of Yuba, ss-Dis-
- trict Court, Tenth Judicial District The people
OF the state of California, to Ruben Middleton and
A. W. Riley c0-partners nnder the name and style of
Middleton Riley, Greeting You are hereby re.
CURED 70 appear In an action commenced against
you, as Def ndants, by Geo. a. O. Griffith rs PlantiE
In the District Court of the Tenth Judicial District in
and for the county OF Yuba State of California and
answer the complaint therein (Which Is on file with
the Cl-rk OF laid countyO within ten DAYS after SER
vice upon you Of this summons exclusive of the dnv
OF service,) II served in sail county of Yuba ~
twenty days II served out of said county but In The
Tenth Judicial District of the State of California or
forty days If served out of said District but within
the State or judgment by default will be taken
you according to the prayer OF the said complaint
The said action brought to recover the sum of eight
hundred dollars with interest thereon at the rate of
two per cent per month from the first day of Febu.
mary 1885, alleged by said Plaintiff in his said com
plant to be due from you TO him on certain promis
sorry note executed by you and delivered on the first
day OF February, 1898, to one II, NJ Dinsmore and
by the said Dinimore sold assigned and transferred 10
this plantih as set out in said complaint an IL Won
tall to answer said complaint the said Plantiff will
take Judgment for the said aud interest besides
costs.
: zee. Given under my hand and the Seal of said
u. s.: Court this twenty-fourth day of December,
:....: A. D., 1853.
VIM sHARKEY,
Clerk of the District Court In and for the Co. of Yuba
By j. Nice. REARDAS,
deczo-laW3mF Deputy Clerk
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-07

State California, city and county OF San Frsss s.
co, ss.-On this 3lst dry cf July, u. 1896, III ste
me, VIM. G Jeweu. Notary PubIc, personally apl tHr-
ed ID. J. DahIee, known t. me- who being duly swoTn,
did depose and say, That tn contn OF the card,
herewith signed ly linn tree.
In witness whereof have hCreunto set my hand, md
Allied my official 80 al, III o;l and year first ah've
written. H. 81 VIM. G. JEW t1T, Notary Public
SpeTmatOIrhOea,
Or local weakness debility, low spirits, las
stude weakness of the limbs and back, indspOstion
and incapabity for labor and study, duness Of APP
rehension, loss Of memory, aversion to society, ove
Of solitude tmidity, selfdstrust dizziness he adAche,
involuntary discharges pains in The side affections
OF the eye pmples the face, sexual other infrm-
tiles in cured by the justly celebrated ply ST.
cian and surgeon, l.. j. Czapkay lbs method Of Gu
ring diseases new unknown 10 Others,) and hence
great success All consultations, by letter or 9TH
erwise, free.
Address, L. ). CZAPNAY NJ. D. San Francisco Cal.
| deC29-om
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-07
AN ORDINANcE CONCERNING ORR

AN ORDINANCE CONCERNING ORD
IA NANCE, FIRE WORKS AND BONFIRES
The Common Council of Marysville do ordain as
follows
Section l. No ordnance gun rifle, pistol or other
firearms, nor any squb, rocket roman candle chaser
fire cracker or other fireworks of any kind or nature
whatever, shall be fired of discharged within the
following limits the slough on the east, Twelfth st.
on the NORTH II street the west and the Yuba ri 1er
on the south nor shall any bonfire be made, or any
haV straw, shavings or other combu>tihe matter be
burned within the city limits at night PrOvided that
nothing In this section shall be construed ms to pro-
hbt the erection and tablishmeut of pistol galleries
in accordance with any Ordinance that Is or may be
passed by the Common Council and prorided further
that the Mayor may grant written permits to FIRE ord
nance AMI make bon6res at such times and places a.
he deems proper.
Section 2. Every person violating any OF the pro.
visions of this Ordinance, SHALL upon viction there
Of, be punished by fine of not less than five dollars
nor more than fifty dollars, or by imprisonment for
not less than two days, nor more than twenty days,
or by both such fine and imprisonment.
Section 3. This Ordinance shall be imperative on
the Fourth day Of July In each year.
Section 4. This Ordinance shall take effect from
and after its passage and all Ordinances or parts of
Ordinances, conflicting herewith are hereby repealed
true cUpy of an ar finance introduced tito the
Common Council of Marytville at their last meeting
the 20 nsi' and ordered published week in the
CITY official precs.
ian2I 7. E. PARISH, City Clerk.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-07
The Great Wonder OF the Nine.
tcenth Century.
PROFESSOR WOODS
HAIR RESTORATIVE


Says the ST. Louis (Nin) Democrat: Relow we nut.
fish letter to Dr. wnod OF this city from n gentl
man in Main which speaks glowing Of the snpernt
merits OF his hair tonic. such evidence must have it.
elect when coming from reliable source. II CIR.
uhcaes are guarantees Of trdth the Dr. needs 40 en-.
comiuns' nor useless pulery from the press:
BATH, Maine, Jan. 20, 1856
Professor o. J Wood h 90,
Grntemea-IIaving my attention called few
months since IT, the hi hly beneficial effects of YOU,
hair restorative, Iwns induced to make application n
II upon my own HAIR, which had nee me quite gray
probably one-third white my whSkers were of Nh,
same character. Some three months since procured
oo'ue Oh yourhar restorative, and used it. | soon
FOUND II was proving what had wished. used il
about twice n week. have since procured another
bottle, ot which have used some. can now certify
T. the world that the gray white hair has otally
disappeared, both on my head and face, and my hair
as resumed lis natural color and believe more soft
ana glossy than IL has been before for twenty five
years l am now sixty years old my good wife M
'hT age 9l hiy-two, has used 1t with the same effect
l., ihe apoVe notice deem due IT, you for your yaua-
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l am Tuly' yours A. C.. RAYMOND.
- BALTIMORE, Jan %. ISIS
WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE. 80 -''''
Professor Wood-Dear Sir Having had the r,s,o.
tune 10 ose the best portion Of my hair from The ~
teets ofthe yellow fever, in New Orleans in 1894 I
was induced % make trial of your preparation and
found to answer as the very thing needed NV hair
Is now thick aud glossy, and words can express
myl Obligations to you In giving the afflicted such d
treasure. FINLEY JOHNSON.
The undersigned, Rev. J. X. Bragg, is a minister in
regular standing, and pastor of the Orthodox Church
at Brookheld, Mass lie is a gentleman of great In.
auence and universally beloved.
VIM. DYER.
BLOOMFIELD, January 12, 1883
Professor WoOd-Dear Sir Having made triaI NJ
your Hair Restorative, it gives ne pleasure TO saw
uatlts effect has been excellent in removing inaama.
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anything like the same pleasure or profit
Yours truly, j. BRAGG
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