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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-11-14

MA ~ -
Mississippi and Missouri r. +.
IN and after Monday, April 18th, 1861, and
~ until further notice, trains will run ~ fol-.
lows
Leave Wilton for Davenport Chi.
ca"o, at 100 r. "
Leave Wilton for Marengo and
Washington, $40 A. u.
Leave Wilton for Muscatine at $40 A. II. sos P.M
Arrive at Wilton from Davenport
aud Chicago. $50 A. n.
Arrive at Wilton from Muscatine,
a at S.2j An. / 90 r. n.
Arrive at Wilton from Iowa City,
Passengers going west make direct connec-
tons with the Western Stage Co.'s stages for all
points west.
Passengers going east make direct come ctions
st Rock Island With the Chicago and Rock Island
Il. Il. trains. for all points east, nth and north.
Also with the Ga'ena, Dubuque and St. Paul pack.
cts at Davenport.
All trains running East connect directly ut
Chicago, with Ill trains over all the roads East
and South
Passengers are reminded of the necessity Of
giviEs distinct directions al to the destination
of their baggage. Also to procure tickets before
taking their seats in the ears.
IF. TRACY, Sup't
A. KiMBAIr., Assistant supt.
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MANHOOD, HOW LOST, HOW RES.
TOKED.

BoNIns
Just Published, IN Il Sea/ed E"setope
ONTUE NATURE TREATMENT, AND RAD
ical cure Of Spcrmatorlbeca. or Seminal "caa'
ness. Sexual pcbliy. Nervous ness. ana 'h.o,nh,
tary emission, inducing impotency, and Mental
nd physi, al incapaeiiy. -
By EoBr j. CCLvERWELL N. D.
1uthor Of me "Grcem Bonk, DC
The world renowned author, In this admirable
lecture, cl, ary proves from his own experience
that the awful conse qnences Of self abuse may 10
.crctua,I, removed without medicine AMI with
out dangerous $ gical operations. bongies. in
.trumerts, rings or cordial. pointing out mode
Of care Il. once tctttin and chcc'u''', ~ "h'ch
every sufferer no matter hat his condition may
lie ma, rnre him self cheaply, privately and rad.
! ically. Thi, lecture will prove n boon to thons
ands aud thousands.
Sent under seal to any adhrcss post Ta'a On
the rcceirt cf two postage stamps, addressing
Dr. &c. KLINE, Il. Eowery. New York. Posi-
| oe,ce iox $50 3i-yl.
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DRs. JACKSON, HERBERT 4 Co.. are Associated
Proprietors of the Matte nal Dispensary. No. 1877
Sycamore street, Cincinnati, established Jan. l. 1850
for the cure of Private Diseases.
Prot. EShert Jackson DR.. Robert Herbert & NJ. Eu.
gene velpcau Thorough cures effected with almost in.
credible rapidty. OF Gnorhea. Syphilis, elect, Nuctur
nal Emissions or sefabuse Impotency Structure Fe-
male Diseases Diarnai Emissions in short every pos
sibe form and variety of Secular Disease and at the
same time the general health of the patient improved
where any improvement in that respect is needed.
Our Dspensary Circular Of IA large in. by in let
ter pages, with fun and special written reply sent
promptly, well sealed any address for the amount Of
the postage. six cents Every young man. Whether
SICK OR WELL. should have one. Also. a circular
intended for ladies only nine lar ietterpages for
Ct. stamp. The Mountain Of Light. or Medical Pro-
tector.a new book of three hundred pages, one hun
dred engravings, price. in stamps money only 50
cents and cen; stamp, for 81 and nine cents
in stamps. This book is fully described in our circular
1t by far the most valuable and deeply Interesting
book the subjects treated OF, extant matters
that in former works merely limited at are here
fully explained it contains also full and explicit KEY
to all the secrets OF marriage, love and beauty
befor.
1FsATISFACTORILTT
evealed in any book in the Il -lisli LANGUAGE
DR.. Jacksons Perpetual Preventive-srna for circu-
lar. Dr. Jackson's Female Pills s-send for circular
Dr. Jackson may Re seen at the Consulting Rooms
of the pspensary, No. G7 Sycan re street. from A.
NJ, till +. NJ, and from p. NJ. til 2 r. VI a, other
hours either Dr. lIerert or W. |epeau both, will be
in attendance.
Male patients when desired, will he furnished with
large any, comfortable rooms. suitable board and ARE
!ul attendance, the few days ordinarily necessary to
elect a cure. Patients do not each other. The
most ample guarantees OF our ability and good faith
promptly given when desired. Fees as rea .onal- rs
the very highest modes Of treatment known to modern
medical science and very long and varied cSperiencr
will admit. 7. .. Box 4b. Send for Circular. and
state your case U jpainly and taily. and You will re.
ce!Ie the Circular ard our written reply by return
mall u We will no letter unless it contains
Xix cents IN :tampg. Medicine and Instructions sen,
promptly ana carefully 90 any part ofthg world.
nsy l3-GIl.
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NOTICE,

4 LII PERSONS indebted to the suhsc riber
~ are hereby notified that they must call, at
settle the same, and thereby save costs
Upton Oct ~. sl-2ms EZRA NcLONEY.
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CIR ARD
Fire & Marine Insurance Co.,
PHILADELPHIA.
capital, 100000.

JOEL JONES, President.
JA'SB. ALyORD, Secretary.
&. GILLETT, Vice. Pres. Il Treas.
Insur,nces acsinst losses by fire.
zss-Losses promptly adjusted.
S.NAfES, Agent, Upton. Iowa.
Dec 18Th 1853.
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Singers Sewing Machine.
BY STATE AUTHORITY.

Singers Sewing Machine.
FIFTY DOLLARS!
rAyING completed and occupied our grss.
III Fire-Pr00f Manufactory-th most perfec!
machine shop in the world-we have signalisea
the event by producing a new Family SEWING
Machine containing the latest improvement !"
the very low price Of
FIFTY DOLLARS!
This great reduction will leave the pub'ic
without inducement or excuse for buying any o.
the inferior machin which infringe our Ps'
ents. Competition will henceforth become IN.
possible. 4 very large reduction has been m"o'
in the prices Of all OF
SINGER,s STANDARD MACIlINES
for manufscS turing purposes, which are Wen
know to be without any successful rival IN tno
market. Much has recently been published ~
regard to varons stitches made hy sewing me.
chimes We will take II for granted that all tnc
world knows the fact, ut Singers Machine.
make the best stitch ever invented, and 90 "'a
the hest style.
r5-Send for a copy of L. NJ Singer 4 To-
Gazette, which contains full information a"
prices, sizes. ETC., Of sewing machines, ami rH y
supli.d gratis. m SINGER & co..
Jan. 20, 1859: 45s Broahcay. Aev xorS'
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SHOVEL FLOWS.

TuE Sulsc,ihcr has n good .uPply Of Sin2'e
Double and ripple shovel Plow.. for sac cheap
-. ...h :. P. DANIELS.
Upton. April 2'sb. lssi:lm
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New and Improved instantaneous
LIQUID HAIR DYE

LIQUID n AIR DYE
which after years Of scientific experimenting have
to perfection 1t dyesbl or brown instantly
without injury to the hair or ski, warranted me nes
article Of the kind in existence. Prce-Ony 30 Ot0.
Depot, Sc Dey street, New York.
v7n43:osiy
NOTICE is hereby given, that the ran 'e'm u
Monday. september I'd, 1861. Al pnp'is or stu.
dents are requested to he II" attendance on the
first day OF the term. students outside Of the
limits Of the School District VIII not be permit.
tc,, =, AT, nd school until their tuition for the
term il settled. and for that purpose. students
will call and arrange theic tuition with S. w.
Young. Treas. BY order Of tho BOARD.
Z. NJ. HUBER, See,
linton, August 22d 1861
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A PAIR OF REAL NOVELTIES!
AND ONE WITHOUT NATE.

APAIR OF REAL NOVELTIES!
AND ONE WITHOUT AMATE.
lst-"Thc Paper Neck 'Tie.''
patent applied fori
THIS TIE is made entiiey Of paper, in leo
different styles. and in perfect iE,iia ION u sin
and other fabrics. The price j. low that
gentleman may wear NEW TIE EVERY DAY
and yet not be chargeahie with cNuayaEarce "r
one Tie can be worn 10 6 days il Ne ccssary to
economic.
2d-The Relief Tic.
patented January 9Gth. ISL
This is doubtless the most perfect silk Tie ever
invented, aud is just what the name implies. u
perfect relief from all further trouble in tsiu.
bows.
3d-The Lace Edge Tic.
An eNausitclv beautiful articl.--it has only to
b seen to be admired.
SMITH BHOEWEE, sole Manufacturers.
No. So WARREN str ret y. Y
\. B.-We sell to Wholesale Jobbers only
Country Merchants can orle our goods Of any
wholesale house with whom they are dealing.
April lsth, lsSl--2m
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NEW REMEDIES FOR
SPERMATORRHdEA.

HOWARD ASSOCIATION, PHILADELPHIA
Ii A Benevolent Institution es' ablishcd by
special endowment, for the relief of the sick and
distressed, afflicted with vru'ent and chronic
diseases, and especially for the cure Of diseases
ofthc Sexual organs.
Medical advice given gratis, by the Acting
Surgeon. Valuable reports on Spermatorrhaa.
and other diseases of the Sexual Organs, and on
the New Remedies employed in the dispensary,
sent in sealed letter envelopes. free of charge.
Two or three stamps for postage acceptable
Address. Dir. } SKILLMAN HouGuroN Howard
Association, No. 2 South Ninth 81, Philadelphia,
Pa. (July II, 81; Isl
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1 HESE MEDICINES have r"2 been hefpro t. alb
lie for period "f Thirty Nr"rs.'auh during t!lAt
time have naH ttusIa u. -hrh rs" in almost every
part 1T the "' e. ter theIr cNtrttrl nary AMI rim"l
ate power Of restoring perfect Lett :" persons suffer
inn under nearly ever ninl % dsvas. th tlc ku
man frame i Hattie.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-21
DERu&N's GRAND

WARRINGTON BALTIMORE AND FORTRESS MONROE
- ~ tiHr DAYS FOR SrAETlSG, Va.
MEpNESDAf, IiuRsDAY, FRIDAY. SATURDAY, NON.
Day TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, October
Tcintef Is.
Leave New York by the Central Railroad 81 Now Jersey
slhE osnr the lshish Valley as' fenEss yaua Lcbas.
VIE! ant NpishesW Central Railroads a. Baltimore. a
Washnaon Branch Railroad 10 Washington eeu,ruiua 1y
h. 81 NE Iautea
Fare from New YORK 10 Baltimore and return 81 From
MNasy aus 1foy 10 Baltimore and ratin 90 albany sud
Troy - 70 w VII Nr Aiaei the from Baiu1s -
Warrington n - e4th way and also he fre trsY Blti
more 70 ie4ffss NJ nrpe and bask. MT To 0keecd 50
Itcs taf sair ~ &eW York ut llith AfcH itap, -.
NIh@lts Metropolitan, Aston lp'tsa ana lugri1 ~ .t,
ana AZ the enlee ~ the SOnnsHn IAyc apt a. CeituNt
street ana also al the ocr u The CeAHI Rar~d 81 Naw
Jersey, al tAe loot % Cortland street.
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S0.SJO Flannel Shirts.
$3.50 Drawers.
72,75D Bootecs, pairs of, sewed
1850 Boots, paiiB Of sewsea
SD,c5j Stockings, pairs OF.
1000 Great Goats, In antry,
10000 Great Coat Straps, sets.
25eo0 Army blankets, WOOL gray tsh the letters u y E
ba ~ inches Ions In the eentar), 70 be 7fect lon-
and S fees 6mehes vide. TO weigh Eve pounds each.
S4QD Stable Frocks.
All TIE above mentioned articles conform every
sealed standard patterns this oace where
they may examined additional information received
concerning them
The ma establishment dealers OF bs
dsncly stated "a the proposal together with
the names address aud lily Of persons pro-
posed srecs. The aurcies will guarantee that
shall be inferred into within ten after the neepance OF
said bid PROPOSAL
Proposa vI be received the whole or any par, OF
each kind VI he articles advertised tor
privilege and the l2itcd states Of
BE- deemed cyttuyaeanL
Deliveries commence wilma twenty days att.r The me-
the proposals, and nnehird me quaiy 'pn
trsced FOR " ist be delivered wlln mon& ell
accpance the remainder within Two months 81
sail date uf acceptance, puctLath.e. Ei1rFs
.ill nevertheless, IN teir proposals the shortcs
sibe time in wch the quantities bid for be de rad
by them.
An articles val be subject Inspection by inspect.
of.s appointed py authority ot the Inted States.
-ais De each delivery, rrQvised Con-
gress shall have ade appropriation TO meet IT, rs soon
thereafter appropriation shall be made Tor tbAi
pose Ten ier cehi Oh the AMOUNT " eaen delivery MA e
realized until the shall he conpttel which VII be
foifeitsd the UaAed States In oil failure tie a'
of the contractor IN tulhing the contract
Forms proposals. aud quarantine will be furnished upon
Application 10 tins oec, and will ee eoGsldcfei 2 a.
not confqc IN thereto.
Proposals Will endorsed Proposals for furnishing army
sapples.n a. MONTGOMERY,
NJ jcr and Quarternaeter, l.. s. A.
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PROPOSALS.

A RMY SUPPLIES.
n OFFICE QuARrERNasTrR UNITED STATES Apsy.l
JsDrASAPoiIs, Ind, Sept. 80 1851.
Sealed proposals will be tls Office
O'Clock NJ Monday the 18th dag Of October 1861
nshing the following army supplies deliverable Quar-
termasers Depot at Indianapolis Indiana, In quantities
required wiz
&c, 900 Forage Caps and Covers.
1850 Uniform Coats MUSICIANS Infan ry-dark blue r.
100 Uniform Jackets Musicians, Cavalry-dsrk !e ken
+
70 Uniform Jackets Musicians. Artillory--darS blae
Kcrsey.
"a $50 Uniform Coats Prvates Infantry-dark blue Kersey
1850 Uniform Jackets Prvates Cavalrdark bite hcrsey
1850 Cnorm Jackets. Irvates. ArtieIy,ark tGe HuI-
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r 9TH REGfMENT.-CAMERON HIGHLAND RIFl rs
= viii s,noYe rom their camp Silver Lake into qul rters
at Camp e2tnn, SapeoH Staten Island This camp as
and building presenting the best quarters fl the
State H every CURED military accommodation Subal-
holding authority recruit for this regiment VIII
port 70 the Major A. O. Castle healqsf;er No PIG Fourth
their appOin will be cancelled.
companies wishing obtain position, will Apply
above. BY order
d. GRIFFIN, Colonel, Sapelton, s. T.
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EXCURSIONS.

+, Fare sA cents " staten Island ferry, foot 81 We4al
street, between Che hauey end Solh lgrs. Boats I've
evtfy heHr from A 81. To r. VI. On tine Sundays every
Laat kpHr to Z L. N,
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A Observation-Disclosures ZOUAvES, FIFTY THIRD
"A regiment New York State Volunteers under march ng
orders for the seat Of leave New York city
days All members OF Company absent from camp, with
Or without leave will report Lemscyes AZ headquarters. Cd
White street, New York forthwith Obedience this order
Will avoid punishment neglected. the offender VIII receive
the most rigorous treatment of "A deserter
Captain GUNDLACk,
Lieutenants RACCY and FERRIS,
Company l. ID Epincul Zouaves.
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9TH REGIMENT N T. 8. M.--COMANY G, CAPT
La Fowler. Recruiting station, SAG Pearl street
GOTH REGIMENT N. Y. s. M.-THE NEW AND OLD
w members OF Company requested TO at Essex
Market Arnory, Monday Oct. q, at O'Clock r BY
order. Lieut.. JOHN ROMAN.
IieutsM. OKEEFE.
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DROOKEiS DANCING ACADEMY 35l BROoME ST.
ID TUESDAY,
SPECIAL NOTICES.

ERnToN AQuEDucr DEPARTMENT, OCTOBER Q,
~ lsJl-PaDic noce IL hereby given that further PEE
nsy .! ten cent viii be added TO ell npa Water Rents
on he LIT day OF November next
r. G. HANCE. Rcgiscr.
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(tolL.hGE OF PHYSICIANS AND SLRGEONS-MEDI-
~ cal Department Of Columbia College Of FouttA
avenue and Iwentylrd street The Introductory Address
for tho sson of ISL G2 Of The above instit, will
rerd by Professor Thons NJ Markoe. Mon M October
Il NJ ia O'Clock Y. NJ. IN the cole. building The profess
sion The nualc esplctiuliy invited 10 attend.
SAML 81. JOHN, NJ. D., Secretary of the Faculty.
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DOARDiN BROOKLYN - GENJLEMA3 AND WIFE
ID III Two single eentemea can We ncceinpodaed wiih
plt 8sans hGemsnI Haatd in geaeel private fAiy resd
agia nrlry strset~between state and Auaai &ibin 0fe
minutes ak If either south MA street ferlcs. Address
M. y N 80. kaL-klgn P-.I .. re.
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'VTANTED-ENG1NEER SOLDIERS, COMPRISING
w mechanics and intelligent laborcrr, for sappers
miners Of the regular army the men must be able bodied
stand the four ground rules of arithmet OF enlist
ment three years; pay from $l3 s3 depending ranl
attaned Ivy merit and sodicrv conduet also fuel
quarters clothing medical attendance and the usual bounty
Apply daily No Bowling Green third floor between
A. NJ and II NJ. O. A. GILMORE,
Captafn EurtneerR tedg ate Arulv
, 1861-01-14
THE ST1AE OF THE WEST.
Ftt.n sfxn IEaet yn%,7Fy7

The steamer Star Of the West returned
to New York yesterday. She reports hav-
ing received two shots from the battery OIL
Morris Island, neither OF which did any
particular damage. It appears that the
original design was 10 have sent the rein
forcemcuts down By tho sloop-o:war
Brooklyn, ard arrangements had beer
made accordingly, when, upon further re-
fection, it was thought wisest 10 ayoic
she appearance Of hostile demonstration,
and this commercial steamer was chosen.
After the order was sent by tho War De
partment, it was learned that the State att
thoritics had thrown up redoub:, and
planted battery On the Island near the
nur1ow entrance to Charleston ha,hor,
Just after crossing the bar. When tbs facs
was discovered, an attempt was made tt
order the star of the West to Norfolk, fo,
the purpose Of transferring the reinforce.
meuts to the Brooklyn. but the dispatch
failed, aud she went to sea- -.
It is most probable that the Brooklyu
was sent out to intercept the Star Of thu
West. md to engage the battery on Morris
Island while she landed er cargo at For;
Sumter, but 1t appears that she failed o
meeting the steamer according to this pro
grammc. We arc without adyiccs US t.
the next step proposed by tho Govern
YneNf
, 1861-01-14

;, Tho act Of passing round the hat for lie cou-
button, isgenerally supposed 10 come under
the head Of" Virtue its own reward, i" suppo~
sing the one so employed to BE- honest, and
above putting shocmakcr's wax Into tic hal, to
catch Auu retain three cent pieces, tor sini-
lar trick to which, sec "Furty Thieyes.)>:.
., Bat passing round tho hat becomes post OF
some emolument where frecic is worth from
5 to 10 per cent. and the lat bearer Is only
t,lled ppon for the face value OF tue collection.
Out Of this dangerous circumstance grew .
slight Church disturbance, which had hearing
before Justice Wallis Saturday. Brother x,
who ist In retail trade, had ordinarily found tho
small change go collected on Sunday quite
convenient in the money drawer Of Monday.
Brother z, also in trade, caught an inkling Of
the profits Of Brother X, nud turned over cur:
reucy for the specie contents Of his hat OF
courscno bills were found among tho tollec-
,tion which generally comes among the
lowest classes Of Nualisinatology, Doubtless
for the. confessed rtason tllat 1t might
provoke profanity even nnopg. deacons Of
asundaay, to find specimens Of our,wretched
| currency in their. hats. =. =. .~ >.
Brother :. attacked the course Of q: and he
rccFinfnntcd, ard they passed into hard words,
aad I'm lily one Of them actually brought his
| ass' to fnll stop In tho others face This
brought the the thing to 4 focus, and a rdag:s,
trate and d fine Of s., anu some. chas1in on
I both sides. There is . pretty moral to: this
| which We only Lint Mt We know no reason
why THO charity box may llot'ltsclf be the
galner ty the rise III tho value of specie, anj
had this simple justice been observed 1t wpuld
have saved ths services Of That other Justice
even Justice Wallis, and this item. -. -.
, 1861-01-14
CA.ISE MATTERS.

Telcgraphic rumors come from Na:h-
ton assigning to Wm. o. Butler Of Ken
tucy, LII. Branch OF North Carolin1 aEG
Mr. Carlisle OF Virginia, places in the Cabi
net These things do not point to c " long
run" Of Union sentiment aud Union policy
at the White House. On the other hand,
1t is asserted that o decision has been ar
rived at On the subject Of Lieut.. Talbot.'s
mission from Fort Sumter, to the cf!ec.
that the Government his no conclusions
to make 10 South Carolina
The New York Tines says ina; Gc1. Dix,
the new Secretary of tie Tzeaas.yy:, T. IFS ::
gentleman Of very decided ability, 0;
"large experience in public affairs, and
thoroughly derots3 to tbs Union 1nd tit
C7n.fYvtan
, 1861-01-14
MIR. SEVAHD,s SPEECH.

We do not feel justified in renaarlsing at
length on Mr. Scward's speech in the Sen-
a,e on sa urday, from the mcagre skeleton
which reaches Us by telegraph. All good
men will applaud tho devotion to the
Union which is its chief characteristic, and
none can fail to admire the Impressive Pc
roration in which the cloqucn; Senator
sees posterity awarding higher place to
those who now save the Republic than to
those who laid its foundations, This is n
bold saying indeed, but NJ. Seward is apt
to say bold things, and We believe his con-
tcmroraries will not be slow in adopting
his language and claiming share in tile
elevated plane which it promises 10 tho
patriots Of 1861.
, 1861-01-14

Ahc1s+t.1
We 1,.va hon. ~,.aa, - -..s.,I ~~ ~~ -.
veto rntssarc ~ CIV n,.a, ~ u ~ MsSs.. ~ NC
tnrn5nm n ehe Hor,a - D..--.-.,-.. -.
bi1, for rho a,,o,;,;oz ors;r-a.E.t 49,. rs1 .s'
rr nm, ". ,a,a,.-... 3.1
h;11 10 &c t,,,era. 04''e' AA'''
e1 r. rrso.ts7 n, *. <7,..:,
Representatives f fhs 7s71i,esv cI fs1Tc9Ia, Ths,
s1a1c u anro antaEy tersiude, except fo, the
been da!y couyitted, Is hereby p.aahibltcd within
uis 1GTsnory. Gh;s M
and after It's passage. TESRY n. DrpUY. ~
spsoGeFef re 1zoI5s ~ 1G R<pT!enfetius.
Prstidenf ot * Gornc;7
Cor. B|acE's objections tn thc nct aro hofb
moral and material hot,, no,,tica1. md 7,rcn:
n;.v H. 1,o1ds f;rst tho+ f. :, - .;o,. ~, -
thc const,+rt,on ~ ~. T7n;,as etn.,.s ~ 49,
'Ae Sons.1eH.'o4 - 9e on1teo STATES Is ex-
pounded in the Dred Scott decision; and sec
ono' tna. ns tendency WILL DC 10 turn cattle
drovcrs from Texas away from the hirhwags
or Nrhraska-hc .f,ov R,,cE, bn,-;ng ,,s,r4
H., ,.,,,,+ h,narnS ,'..1 -s' A." ~.
,e;..on.; Ss,S.,. $50, - e.osseo LIZ
0S D'17A" e''5 !aet eaA1tnei
e. -" oA.s i1o1 .eSa7 10 sSoleaSo.: Inc 1utnfe
u Nepraska'" says Gov b. "is linked with
leAs4. furthermore, nc continues, "Ihc
,I a.. pts " our st'et .saoc - WIN sa'n'
1oa's ano osne9paf1s OF missouri NO steam-
-ooat WITH hlred ssaye y on board, can With
e's' toaen thc snofea Oh Nebraska lot TINS
l7"' WHICH understand Son are determined
~ pss' nol"i'ns.ano.ns tncse SERIOUS %.
5sss4oAs' - a''F40t''ee3 III us tc3ns auo 'o'1at
a'o.S - ope'et'on' - not pe1eeuS P1aan'