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IS FUSLISFLM) »VK*T TMUMDAT AT I
WAPELLO CO., IOWA,
/TTUMWA,
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OTTC'.MWA, lV.\l'i:U.U I. 01'NTV. 1Q^ A-
M. D. CONNER,
HOUSE, HON AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTER,
[nV'tf »VTl M\VA, IOWA.
J. C. HINSEY,
.PHYSICIAN A* SI IIO F. OJJ
fcAHLONTGA, W.Vl'KLI.O COUNTY, IOWA.
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AT LAW,
CUl'NTY,
IOWA.
J. W. NORRIS,
TVNII*. FCHFTLIAN,
H. B. SISSON,
.\\ I |»frmaii*utly lix'atcd In
Ott'u'iwi, :f. r? tii-" Kervir, t.i
l!,. in of town and ieililty. All
»,,rlt wairanted. I.»dtc-* waited on at
Iticlrre'ldeureiitf d. sirrd. Teeth iiiMTt*'d from iiie l«,
tn entire *ct. either t.\ im itn' of iirior uunocphi ri
r.rewure, lie Uiay be found at the Anderson Hotel,"
tlie lHweek in the month. Keb. 14, '36.
TAILORING.
GEORGE HOLLAND,
"I'lTLLV aiiiiouneen that he
will carry on Tailoring Hurines.1 In ull
l-. variouii 1Jralichenthe
lluvin^ had several years
experience In the buxineiw, he feel* confident he
iuftive every one
a
itOi 4f 1-.street'* etory, opposite the Henry IIOUKC.'
Catling done on the "hurle^t notice and nt reasonable
pri e*. Aug. i!, u.fr-ly
UHKEI^BAIM A HASKKL,
Wholesale aud Retail Dealer, in
OR'L O THING,
htm
ArfO
GENTLEMEN'S
SHUTS, &C
Ne. 6, Barrett House,
Jefferson
N. WACHTLER,
BOOT AND SHOL-T MAKEIT,
Main £t., below Hpauldiug's Mtiop,
OTTI'MWA, I0WA
The
FASHION ALIL^BI
BOOTS & SHOES,
T. NOI SATTG,
Hasopened
a Bhoe Shop directly
opposite t\ ood's uew lintel. All
»ork will be warranted At and to be
r,f good material. lk,otato
"~'r A."L. GRAVE8,
DEAJLEK IN EVERY VARIETY
LEATHER,
100TS AIRS 8H0E&, 8H0S
SADDLEUIY 11
STEW/
O
And
IT^CS*,
AS*, 'FTT—-pl41 2
Tin:
(1
1
:iti
iKW
n
'. A PLEA FOR K188IKI^AIS
THE
fountain
ININ^H
%Vith
Ifoithinsfon the earth is single,
AM
THINGS
hy
a
law dlvlfte
LOMIK
HEIN^MNIRLFE,
lher
"Why not I with mine?
the
inoiuitain kiss
HI^H
AND
the
WAVE*
X*
|f
clasp one another)
leaf «r tlower would be forgiven,
it disdained
TO
the
HOITSE,
IOWA,
Open tn fhn puMlo or. «fr«r Wedne.
tiny, Ilw. 44, l6. The "ttltl.KW" Is
l»tct it 1", and will render
i. ,licd it
Liid convenlone,* *r' OuestK.
I'ec. lb, iH- tf
atinli'_rht clasps the earth,
^\.NLLHC
HAMILTON,
Dioonheains kiss these,I,
BTT what
are all
*,ii
^IF
We
FLUAWK£ K«UT, UPTPCLITED,
COIHfur-w.
UTEll ft
UTiere's many an empty cradle,
11 'fliere's many a vafant bed,
/OI
STK'ewrv
CO.
HKNKY HOrSE,
J«HLMTY A M»S,
O'L'Tli W A IOWA.
vr loar»-
T- "*1L*\ier 'S
mai.y a
LONELY
A WLNU'T
*And
PltoriUKTOK.
every hillock represent*
AN
angel in the Rky.
ITTM
A
I
I U 8
11\LIH
L!KSiVf LHU
I
R**
1
*. R* LF C'H.I MSVA, OLLLC.)
had about concluded to srnv nothing,
had not the gen«lf-ujen trom Marion
P!S(.ED HUNKELL
I
ca! and slavery is local. And if
stnnd him,
LI
'try.
I *FT
eatt of tli« Court !Uu
that members of Congress
nlf-tf
of
'TI-LF
this
to the
iale
in kiiuciuta Ut£ to the atizenn ••f
Ollun.W*K-Jiiiuri
and rL.iiity, that lie tiMinovii) hUOl--
Fli'K u|-. »taii» al iv. .Stn«'• Stor.', where he will
e vet !jp ready to t_ »u i *ll in tiii lun-,
«*cepl when tb«t ii? on jr'fe'«Iori it tui.tiif rs. Herc
•'.ltciu a «U«r« of liu |ul'll falruiiajje.
7
JOSEPH F. SMITH,
AW
JOSEPH F. SM
AtlOlLNlA' AT !.
'BE
K l.Or'AT'UL'A,
Iloctitni
IOWA.
1I)
W IHBA'JIS t'"Ught »nd sold. C..1-
i hi nil purts of r-outhcrn luwa, promptly
the oath.
at
lib ros-
curui'Iiiiit.vJffl'.-F?.'II.lCJL
OF
B*.t
4NOT E«tal»li»h
NF. I)., 'take
i pro
ud vi-
rlnlty. rc»Utiii.o on N-cjnd itrn-t
of Green. AOfr.
oalh, iu going
Lt,
1SK».
when the people petitioned congress
susprud the
SIXTH
of
TFULH INFORM
tjregoti,
1
atteiiUon.
I
the
1
AND COUNTY SURVEYOR,
I DI'VVIl.I.l IOWA.
-«m j.ri.i:,^tl re-pond to any calU made at
ihe Keeorder'* Otfice, Ottuinwa. I'ersinin r
lirin^ otii. iiil nervice.^ In
tlie
south h.tlf of the county
v 'II t»' ohur^jJ no more for traveling time, tlian from
T.it!UM»a. VL
«i:\i:i:i,sioit»
MERCHANT TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT.
D. MURPHY,
Merchant
-r VN.oit,
I P|)O.KE IH. CTH1.I.
UITTTLJIVRA, NO\. 0, *00—1
man, so
A*
1
lit." ills shop 1^ in the neeond
the
SLAVERY
slaves,
Furnishing
»tK,
(ioutlH, Hats, ups, BootK,
St., Hurling
West of the Henry Uouse, Ottuu*
tepife as. 60-nfio iy
I
proprietor keeps constantly on hand a
good
aisortmeai of Leather*, and U always reartjr to
accommodate customers *lfh good work In hU line 011
ujlnssii Nor. 9, li
I
4UID^HOE«
JT
con-
it&utly on hand. Give hlin a call if 3 on svmit a good
air
Hootc or Shoe.". Aug. IS, ni5--lyr
DEBATE, I
ot
(he
with the rivef,
The river with the ocean,
The winds of heaven mix forever,
a sweet commotion.
ident of Iowa since
honest
I
these kissings worth
thou
kiss
notineV
GRAVES.
FIML
the following beautiful
•nd
the Constitution
(or
ha
,e
no
to
article of the ordin­
ance lor the nor4iwestern territory, con
GIESS
d«:C.ided that it was inexpedient
i ^US|»end
IT,
and a
LMIL
MIA^uuri
gon,
alt
read Irom ihe
James
K
»HO«R TLWI
AC., AT I.ANV
'4)1 1. It ii'o-t sjici
he
line.
the
itixrns of
w OTTi'TIWA'* .Hid vu-iiiit v, that he i* aixmt
j- rf,»( tliijr arraiii'. tii' ul lu the Kact whtrehy. In a
[[Here
tew
,bvn, he lit IJC -nabl, to furnish Mcrchanld and otii
i with
Niplit Draftn on
f'tnriy
XCW ¥ork,
kt :,Mc rate», and aeconimoihite them itti loans
UNFLR«LCUU t*
RUNTY »II
DITISI
IO
slavery. The
coinproiiiiMe,
'I
exas and Ore­
rwufirmed this recognition of tbe
same principle by congress.
IN
ihe case
MESSAGE
of
i'oik, who,ihe gentleman
#TT*tata»L LB*
Mr, CI«mm! read from lietttoo'S
YTUITI IN
the
U. N.
Senate.
These words of James
K.
UT
WORDS
Juuies
A
1
aud dealer
tn Oent's Furnlsh.ln^ (iootls. Front Street,
1-KJU8E.
HU
on ihe aunt xa inn of Texas—*'
af the fathers of ihe deiuo-
eratio patty—the words of Franklin
Pierce
AN C.F
it
ihe tleiriocrane party, as
was when
"I
slid out
LEI
im:hr\t,
be satisfied
Kansas.
I do not like to use many of the par*
ty epitheta bandied
here. But that
'•freedom
ropean origin. Freedom shrieked when
Poland Jell. Freedom shrieked when
Kosciusko fell. Freedom shrieked again
when Hungary fell.
again when Fremont was defeated in the
Presidential canvass.
A
light
to shine, until,
in
1
A
It
W
ARE
Taaasr** «ll» Wlaijpsh Ac.,
0TTPMWA, .. IOWA.
N B-Cash paid for HWss at ths Wfksst prices. I
N 1** I.+T
then his coiistMuenis must
with very simple doctrine.
But it is urged, that we would onlv Here the church rnd state must come for
cousult for ihe elevation of the black iheir origin and support. Oh!
10 oppress the white man.—
I
freedom of the black race implies more gives us our faith in an infinite goodness
ttum
this—the equal liberty of all—not the purity
1860,
of splendor
desire no belter standard-bearer) will,
in lb60, give
power of the
I WAS
eratio ticket till
and political action.
T'umuianded
heaven,
atn under many obligations to my old
political friends for their support
and
particularly to the gentleman trom Wa
pello
(Mr.
tickets all day for me.
little
JEM
pect
in our
bosotfl,
joy and light has ahedj
I. |For
thick in every graveyard
I'
The little hillocks lie—
to
see many
EXRBAFLJFETFT"
as the
i'I-OI'D«?MRFL.
C'ATSVS:, »U TLLC RASSASKES-I
OL.L O.\.
("MR
oil so novel a dem-
ocratif platlunii. He atiye freedom
lo-
I UNDER*
is a race Tor freeduui
lor slavurj—the
AND
MI«»ourians
|ernmen,
who can get there
are Son'h*
and Maasachuseli* mer. may
He eavs
«ake
liiv to
THE
RESOLUTION TEND«
rltlfum
UT
the oalh
Constitution'
and that
to make them
does
slavery
IN
Kansas.
thtf san eoath, nor do we
W*
violate it
-is
this resolution. Yet
EXPECTATION
gentleman, ben.
1
in tructions.
Yet our poiitira o not make slavery
constitutional or uncoustiiutiunL Our
politics to-dav cannot make it constitu
tional
and
LU'tnorrow
In the Florida
ed the right of
AND
uncoitsmutionul
case, ihe courts recogniz­
CONGRESS
the terriioites.
AGK1I t,
AL ESTATJi
recognized this power.
to legislate for
CONGRESS IMS
a w a y s
IU
of Indiana, before
the terrimr\
IT
became n
GENTLEMAN (Mr. B.)
shows that he
JAME
Savior's
I"
pass through the school that pre
pares him for his high career.
youth many a
detraction
will
aduit', it g"od democratic authority, to
ooaipr»aii«E
lJolk
similar to the words
ARP
PRESIDES
w e
oi
U"
itlcman Irom Dubuque
as ihe gen
(Vlr.
Barker) said
on Saturday. Indeed Congress has ev-
exercised this right a« to laws that are
[enacted
under the oigauic act of the ter-
ritories. Hoi IRw a new light has aris
en,
SICILIAN
DOUGH*, I NEVER
scribed to this new doctrine.
In
the abstract,
I
the doctrine
of
SQUATTER
I
dis,ent. My friend
(Mr.
AND
1
AND
or the aristocracy of any home is our foretaste and our earn
man. If we exclude freemen from the
North, the South will evoie iu with
est
and build up an aristocracy in thtot.gh life the chief solace and joy
AH
CI
shriekera" used by the gentle
man Irom Wapello (Mr. Franklin) does
not
seem to
be understood, it is ot
at
Eu­
qnent passage:
"I
quavs
Freedom shrieked
of Ohio
has arisen in the Mat wtiieh
shines brightly in
the
illumes the west. Some faint rajs have
pierced the South. And it will roniinue
mue
its meridian
will overshadow the
whole
countiy. And the Republican party,
with John
C.
one long and loud shriek
for freedom, which
will compel the slave
South to retire to
alimy
FINDIllW'
the
pools of despotism
emanated. And then the
banner shall again wave over the
'Land
filthy,
frotq which it
star
spangled
of the Free and Home of the Brave.'
And aa many personal allusions have
been made to me in the course of this
Hi
8. ©TTUMWA, IOWA*:DECEMBER
would say, for the information
gentleman, that
1
I
have been a res*
I
tweniy-one
years old—alwaja labored to gain an!
livelihood and voted the demo*
186$. 1
rccogmze the
constitution and the taws of ihe
and of
IHI-
ing
rule of my civil
1
recognize a high*
er rule, with the bible as
moral action.
MV
1
to
to
kiss Ita brother,
'touch
come nul Irom anmn^
not, taste not, handle notI, the
unclean thing.' The democratic party
went after strange gods, and
1
has been
studying on it all day. as he says,
is no
poe'T
AD ^E!!
iicFLnae in qootaiion-^-the
WORDS—'Well
done good and
faithful servant, would read, well done
guod aud faithful slave.
KOWTIMST
A cotemporary says thai the boy is
now
living who wilt he Presideot of the
Kepublir in
1900.
What his name is
or where lie resides, he does
»M-
inlortn us. lie may
gathering pumpkins in Oregon, or ped
ing pop corn around Troy. Daniel
Websr.er
uihm* made
a
new
net" by Helling
that the irtend of the
IUIU,
wtli obey tb«*e
suit of suti
CATFISH
at a shilling a
sirmg. Wherever he may be,ail uucon
scions of his high destiny, he
divinity that stirs wtthin him. and gr**pe
his hook,
thirsting for knowledge.
TLIA
state
In
(rial
hiui to
Lis
hood many hardships must be endured,
inany obstacles overcome, and
and
OIIIHOJIII""
What are their corner stone bat the
virtue of woman, and where
-being
we not trace all other blessings ot civil
ized life to the doors of our dwellings?
Are nut our hearth stones guarded by
holy forii'S, conjugal, filial and paternal
love, the corner-ftone of church and
state,
more sacred than either, more nec­
essary
could subscribe to
ISrvereignty, as
said on Saturday. Uut when it is ac
ceuipanitd with fraud and violence,
then
(rotu
Wapello,
Franklin) had a great deal to say
£amtlf |lctosjapc?^r--gfbotA to $oUlits, Jitotot^y^fttfral JMBS, ^tjruultote, (Situation, |t\arhft, ty***
|olu I'rflislatiirf.
000,
I
Franklin) who says he wrote
1
to be able to return the favor, for
per
1
ex­
of my old democratic
friends in tb« ranks of the Republican
partv.
Monday evening, the resolution came
up agarn, and
In reply
line
OI
ed.
,n.
und wrong must break
the hardness of lite.
Iu his man­
despised and haired and
malice dulisd. Through such a school
and training the Pres item of
over the destinies
IOWA CITY. Dee. 8, 1856
SJBNATB.—'L HE
the
bill providing for pay­
$iate
U. S.
state, the
bonds
in
'he
Baok.^at passed.
Vlr. Siiundfrs,
Philadelphia
FROM
Wayo and
guide in
W|ljj one
the wicked—to be entirely operated— MOved luriher to amend the bill, by pro.
i/% kt II A
K Kfll n a I a MAl I I
1
left them.
the cotrimittee on
MOANS,
to
n that book,
reported bacK
an,en Chapter 66
W»
BR® lation lo
BN,ERIDI|IEOTT Mr. Kamsay
viding that the additional bonds of the
State
Treasurer he
not
L«?ss
ILORSK.—Ti.e
to an allusion of
Mr. barker.
Mr. Cloud said—his
(TOR. BARKER'S
poetry—'freedom shrieked when
KOHCIUK)IO fell"—was not my quotation
than i»2f»0,-
which was adopted.
Mr. Trimble
offered an amendment, requiring the
Treasurer of State to report what amount
he may receive
LOR
exchange
cent,
hope some day
of tiie State, which
on the
fund, and place
and papers. Read third
paased unanimously.
it
as his
quotations of scripture show, that he is
not very familiar with.that book.
He ci
ted—'Slave*BE obedient to your masters'
By the
Resolution aud the debate
at
o'clock
IN
His
puren?*, as they answer his eudtess quer
les, rejo ce at hu developing
hard hand
Julici.l
intellect yet
little dream that his, will be a great name
among men, known wide as the world.
Or perchant-E
of
Y
v
rivals out
stripped in the race the voice
of
envy
ment to set exchange
1000
will
doubtless come, and is now coming.—
Hut from what condition
in
life, from
what part of our hroad land, no one can
predict or know but Providence, who
30.
JUI ALLNALIOFTS.
TO
does social
rest but in our homes? Must
than both? Let our temples crum­
ble, and capitols of state be levelled with
the oust, but spare our homea. Let no
socialist invade them with his wild plans
ot community.
Mand:d not invent', und
he cannot improve or abrogate thetn.—
A private shelter to cover in
dearer
TO
about negroes. Sambo, and ali that. If, high walls to exclude the profane eyes of
ne used such arguments in the late can- every human being seclusion enough for
vast,
was elecivd as a consequence,| children
each other than all the world
to feel that mother
and peculiar name—ihists home tnd this Ramsay and Reed, Appointed Committee
is the birth place 01 every secret thought. on Incorporations. Resolution for Coin
mittee of
disinterestedness of our
at anchor in the narhor, and
half Italy, with gay banners aud floating
peuanis had
THE
nortb. It partially
it thalgives our country strengthand name
she
Fremont, as its leader,(for
of her! It is the fresh blond of our young E"'
giants
of ihe
sin, New York, and Ohio it is free la
bor that tells the tale the world over.—
It is the resources, the industry, the ac
tivity, the vigor of free labor that
America what she is among nations.—
Slavery averts her doom only
herself behind it. Dissolution diiga Iter
out to the light. And
3
spare our
h/»raes! The love we experience there
on part
of
ELOQUENT EXTRACT.
remember once standing on the
of
206
EXITIEIK'M duional mail facilities, and pending tno
Jtion
the late Ann Slaver* Conven
lion, in Boston, occurs the following elo-!E,A'
PE»L
B'M*
come out to see her, to ad
!PO- *OR
proportions, and gaze at the
star-lit banners as the emblem of the liber-
ty of the West and
I
1
in Europe? It is not Bankrupt Carolina, adopted
is never heard from, it
ANO'HOR
RENL TO
5
it to the credit
.was.
bill was then
adopted. The
read
House
Do ilund til
afternoon.
Joint
Resolution, from the Senate, to
authorize the c.oinumtee on Demoint
River to employ a clerk,send
persons
I he Speaker resumed the Chair IN
the alteruoon, after
RFLQWA CITT, Dte.
000
favor of the Genera1
not stop to
at ibis moment
be
38,
On motioc of
1
ihe House concurred tn the amend- I 1 .- 1 1 ,•
1 Assuming but 7 inhabitants to each poll
meni of the fenaie to the nitl for ihe 5 4 fi, 1 1 u «.u
per cenl. fund, allowing ihe treasurer .1 1 .L
1
a
of one per cent. On the amendments to ,k. rr,,..
,1 1, 1 the present time.— ficokuk Junes.
the bill of the House for the custody ot
school lands and funds, a debate Messrs.
W0011in
TO
State,
and
MR
the credit of the
Fraukhu lox it. Amend­|
ment not couourred in,
BJ ¥oIm
of
V
31
10
Wednesda}', Dec.
MAILB, STRFIR^ME
TL.
8knATI—The State Library, the
Court, Contingent
Ex­
penses, provisions ot the Code in relation
Marriages, and the appointment of
Standing Committee
lee of ihe
VV
A
communication of Eads charging the
Governor with borrowing the Tract book
for speculatiug purposes, discussed and
laid on the Table bill to repeal Act for
!,HO "oppression
table,
is
34 TO 28
two hearts
A
holy
1
on Incorporations,
1
occupied in various
hole on Senate File
Y
22.
to establish
fur
equalizing taxation of real properly.
HOI'SE.—Prayerand readirg Journal.
Petitions to make colored persons con
peteut witnesses a resolution for Uui
vetsi
ot Senate and
to postpone
seats. Adjourned.
In the speech of Wendall Philips, de- HOUSE.—Resolutions on death of Hon.
Iivered
M.
F°R
4
Treasure! und Auditor Notice of bill
re-survev lands, of resolution to
gresa
for Custom
of a better world. In relations pital ai Keokuk,of Mississippi Naviga
there established and fostered do we find
of
Iluuse, to investigate Funds and seeur
iti-S of
?IPI.
Pub. Inst, aud Siaiv
repeal ch.
of Code, resolution to procure ad-
Wright.ol Clinton, adopted. Sev
State
RATING
I
Genoa, and seeing the Frigate
proprtaiuig
$30,000
to
'OR
capital punuhmeat, referred.—
legal.ring organization of Ringold
election of Supervisors, and for
Justice in Davenport,
ABOUT
thought then,what is
&
is no*
crip draft Esitay law passed.
pled and lifeless Alabama—who speaks! (HEN went into Com. of Whole
'AW
North it is Iowa, Wiseon-
whhh
«FT«R
Hou*Jt
makee
I
passed
of Senate concur,
investigate School tuniia and land,
committee appointed. Coai.lo
was discussed at length,
wlueh resolution lo recomtuei iu
definite posipoutaienl passed, in which
House cyucurxcd
40 TO 14.
Adjourned.
Friday, Deo.
13.
—Resolution
requesting
1856
horse
ROACHE*
•200
from Oitumwa to Chariton.
Resolution tn relation to Stale printing,
adop'.eti. Reports en roads in Marion,
Memorial for lands to McGrpgor and
Missouri Railroad, requiring Treasurer
to account
for exchange and paving him
fot getting per eent. fund Bills
lor State Roads to regulate Mills and
Miliers: for aid io sohool
a bill
ine
('ode,
in re-
OT
WCLIOOL
Land* and Scliool Kands,
Dumb
State
&
1-und
AC.vlum ,I W.O
2D
Co
Bills ior
a third time and pass
in
mat, with
the Chair
ltcevluiioa* uu
Mr,
KANSAS,
called
4
(or
reading nnd
instructing Derooine Rivet Improvement
conferred in, two Corns, appointed.
Bills for
advertising
ESTMYS
subdivision of lauds and
Road
Marion, passed. Certain cor-
RESPOODEBCE
,F HDL
excepting Fair
re-eon,MUTT. Res.,Iut.no for
horse coaci.es Iowa
laid over till
Moines
4-'
On looking
tuoe and i
|AS,
1
SO»ence
I he afternoon was spent in furihsr E#CH COIML Thecount.es which poll
discussion and ofouona on the Joint
1
ed over
9,1856.
SENATE.— Resolutions were introduc
ed relative to certain transactions oi the
Superintendent of Publio Insiruc'ion
with the Governor, by which some
pet month has been lost lo the State
in
Dubuque
Scott
Linn
Henry
Government.
Ilou.-E.— The Joint Resolution on
Kansas was passed, yeas
nays
the,10'h Judicial District was
... .. PWD B,
poverty,
or the cold hand of orphanage,PRE mould
ing and training him for the patient etT
ort, that self reliance und resolute will,
tha' lit him for great achievements. He
20.
It arnexes Bremer county, and lakes
ectafer publnution
Re,|)u'ulkau
(eel*
the
ll,AL
Mal:U»AA
Arnold, the bill for
IMLJ. »nh
it n rli A w n i*h aat na *rv«« ak*»aiI in Uy
aiietidmectI, which was coucurred tn
the
SENATE
The resolution, calling for a
over the returns of the
prudential flectiot. in Io a, we find ^rotl vs.
that ihe whole number of voles
from illness. SUIE IG &Q AVTRHGE QF
'2000
was resumed
the eveuing.
votes each are
LEE
Chief Town*.
458ft
4005
3123
HSUO
"*842
1,1
$1,-
Jaekaort
Keokuk.—«
D*LBUQUEN»II»^
Daven
Marion.
Mount Pleasant.
*2771
Van Buren
Wapello
Beilevua.
Keusauqna. "-m
Oitumwa,^
2712
2525
Jefferson
2467
Johnsoil
54F)2
2432
Muscatine
passed.—
2316
EFF
»n
CNYTOI|^,
the Iowa City
AWL .Muscatine-
Journal.
)J24L
Clinton
1222
Polk ^^2044 Des MoinesVitv
r\ dti The above 16 counties polled 13,913
Io.. Crrv, D«« 10 185(l\ „f ,he.e 19.910,
i ^KNV.K. 'he 11th
(uro„,y
Di.iricl, *a* re'urned by Ihe^, ,le
statement
trom the Governor in relation to
cerUin
2,3,0 !eS lb«n li.ll)
on..!,TN,U-„RY
KEOkUK
The
transactions with the Superintendent «f
Public Instruction, was passed.
Iloi'SK.—Tlie bill for liie 13th JuUi- i .1 i 1 u
.... (confident than! it had been
cial District was passed. 1
census
fl„
*fo, ti would have shown over 600,000.
I*Q
nine
TO
House
tton
as
&
MAY
Con
Marine Hos-
Hyd raulin Company,
to
FCRTI I
»tlf
•*q $at(st
Coinmis- |11,U,LLand22
School revenues, for organizing
oew county of Hamilton, and religious
Societies, introduced. Bill for deposi
tions oui ot Statu. relTered to vaoate al
ley in Keossuqua,
the- slaves arretted.
Res.
•M* tii
•IJ?AE
and for de-
1 i,
v o e e e w o u e 6 2 8 0 8 4 w i
I
i we think is below the reul population ai
I S.
and Cloud against the amend­
SElfttTiltY Till:AS. EUC
POKT.
I'hf Snaneea of the federal treasury
are as follows:
The receipts for
T^IE
'•73.918,141,
year, including three million in execution
of the
MEXICAN
on
shapes
account
a e n i o n
af- (LAO NTUT
ierwlnch,lheSeT,ale«»,,l,„loCo,„RA,|.|*'-A^.'7.1,'!'
cou ut
NL
770,31)0.
FOEFIT.
of Intemperance, laid
on
bills exempting Fair
Grounds and additional property Irom
Execution, and a bill separating office of
Treasurer and Recorder, referred.
Thursday, Dee.
^ksate.—Atkins.
MONTHS,—or
suit their convenience. This
all, he thinks, that is
take it? Perhaps
him.
bill in relation to
oounty
11
blind.
Roads, and mcorpo
Glenwood, ordered engrossed
Peniieutiaiy, ta-
ROA1
1,1
Keokuk co., and for re
were afllicied from birth, and one
ic) from infancy. The
dumb for a time
bly
time of working roads, post
poned. Resolution
from birth.
number of parents
The House
ON
of
Senate copy of reasons of Governor for
by biding not furnishing Sup.
accessary papers
she dies in the fund, adopted Gossage
blase of the nineteenth century. jlution for addiiioual mail facilities in four'
Pub Instruction,
to
get the
5
per cent.
offered
reso-'
1 i
ses anil he
hscal year were
whfch,
TOOTHER
treaty, and the payment*
of the public
debt, have
been
,.R.
the pnblic debt have been $12,.
The public
debt
remark#,
a Gymnasium
is reduced
737.120, "all
troduced
the holder,
He has invented
12.
Warren. Cattell,
cannot
be pressed to pavment by the govern*
A DISCOVERY.
Benton is certainly a
IFT&FTFTF'.—
A
new Compromise,—
He has discovered away which the ri
sing dissensions between lint North and
South can be healed, and the harmony
of the Union restored. He wants some
noble spirits in the North to advocate the
restoration of
those good old times when
Slaveholder* could bring their slaves in
to
any of the Free Stales and hold them
for three, six,
1*
necessary. Why
won't somebody atari the ball? John
Van Burcn, for example, is out of busi
ness jusi now
—why
and
A
Mr. Fillaore will join
Intermarriage of Cousins*
The Norfolk
Reflector
12
ap-
s&ys that
FKE
assessor'sreturn of Huroa county shows
deaf and dumb,
and
12
of
the five
12
idiotic peraons
The
(two
insane,
in
the county
parents of live of these were by re
lation cousins before marriage. Three
blind and oue idiotic)
(idiot
fifth waa deaf
milk so high that the lsrmers on
nominal to drive their cows over,
for the toll over the bridges for
moderate consideration
and
no* ascertained, proba­
It is probable that the
so
related to each oth­
er is larger, as there was no inluryiauon
obtained as to a part ot them.
SMUGGLING MILK
Inter-
W
'ml
&0. 43.
W
that
fining dunes of County Judges, referred.| challenge or note preliminary ihereto
$UIEJILR. £J,UF
cases the argtimen in the case of
J. F.
NUT
wasl Mr.
(ieyer
80,812, in 78 counties, being all in the ground that an African is incapable of
U53
been so decided by the
as follows:
MJ
Fairfield^
Iowa City,
Oskalooiik
»lor
US
Des Moitl|!S^273
Evans,
rati ne.
BurliugtMt
Oranvlllfb
P.'
vX"!r
COUUIK.
Uoine. V,M^
L.e
oouoly
POLLED
583 more than ihe next heaviest, Dubu
que and 1465 more than tha third coun
ty, Scott.
GAVE T.
total population
in the Stale, last summer ot
502,000,
although our most reliable siatictians,are
properlv ta
U ,««»*"
IViBoiiC Corr«Hipnden».
WASHINGTON, Dec, 15.
Tie people of Alexandria, Va., have
been
greatly alarmod for several days p.ist Incense
quexice «i'a threatened insurrection atnongthe
negroes. The military were called out last
niirht, slaves were arrested at a ball
,„IN,I. ATRESIA™ AI II I
loner of Warren to locate D«af »nd where tl.ey had assembled without permission,L,ruraenl jn ,he hands of providence,
reSula.E AM|
of Alexandria anu iairlield
selves in case of a treneral outbreak.
&'O EVIDENCE
„M.
munition,and the people throughout the county
ARC
has been found aeaiost
AN%
ASHINGTON,
JHAI SIATE.
of Sup. Pub. Instruction,
OMUN^S
DN.LV
Dec.
Their
0| a que8(ion
mail
I
O.ty
to
.passed
F»
Dee
I
A{
Adjourned to Monday. ..
9
IOWA, VOIE8,
POP
ILATIOX *C.
15.
reported in the House
Mr. Stephens, of Ga., had sent a
one of the Fillmore Electors
difficulties grew
"Dred"
LO being made a citizen, and that it bad
courts
.providing
The Executive
BO
ic a nuoi- period.
ber of cases. At the lime of the adoption
of the constitution every State except the
^PEN the African Slave trade for twenfy
years, and
to his mind it was not
W
I-?
U.i*
ABIIINGTON,
In the Senate to-day the bill of Sena
for the settlingof!
the balance clue revuluiionary officers,|
Was taken up and oiscussed.
amendment proposing lo add to the pay
of the otiice.a of the navy was voted.
Several Executive Communications
House, one
with the minutes of that officcr which he lhe
says was kept hourly, aa his best vindi- i
cation, when he arrived in the Territory.1
He found his predecessor had pronounc-,
peace
was necessary
H^S
TRUSTED
SKNATE —On motion
a resolution
with a
balance 00 hand af the commencement
of the new, made the available resouices
{$92,850,170.
The
expenditurea for the
been
he did,
to
burse him.
1
Congress
TO
re-IM-
WA?IHNUTQN,PEE. 1#,
ot
was adopted calling on the
Secretary of War for copies of all Utters
Addressed to that department by Wilson
Shannon, late Governor of Kansas,
by Culonel Snmner, relative
TO
introduce a bill providing for
the construction of a railroad and tele
graph communication between the At
lantic and the Pacific.
Mr
A
to
of
"might
a
$30,-
which," the President
be paid wilhtu a year
without embarasa.ng the public services
but being not yet dwe, aud only redeem
able ai ihe option of
Wilson in­
bill amendatory of the act lo
organize lhe territories of Kansas and
Nebraska. Referred
to
Texas
^ISION
to
resolutions
tion pro rata of the
RESIDUA
bave filed their releases.
ages sustained by the loss and destruc WEL|F PAY
tion of property, belonging to the
zens of
Kansas, duriug
UR ,N
estnblishing
A
as loug
bill establishing additional
Districts in
Kansas.
MI
Campbell, of
the Indian, civil and army approprianon
bill, referred to the Committee
oI
1852,
On motion of Mr Campbell, of Ohio,
the
further
poses
The
IN THE "ORIGINAL
PACKAGES."—IT is said that Mr. Secre
tary Guthrie, iu framing his reciprocity
tariff with Canada, made the
dent's
"duty"
on
the
royal borders, instead of milking their
cows at home aud sending the milk in
cant into ihe Slates, find it more
milk
them on tbe American side, and then
drive them back again. They commute
a very
consideration of the bill re­
ducing duties on imports and other pur
reported last
ed
session, was postpon­
until the first Tuesday
in Jan.
debates on the President's
•age
was
«u
^iifeg of ^ilbrrtisiitj.
For one square (12 lines^ .1
laser litm, $1,00
Each additional inwfmfr 5^
One coliimn, per year, «j* CO,00
One half column, per 30,00
One fourth
w
*nd
y. ,• --j 18,00^
Patent medici nes, f»#r cofmif, yetfijr' 60,00
Business and Professional CardSyOOt tasking
molt than 8 lines, $5 per year.
All advertise men tshanded in without havinp
the number of insertions marked Ihercou, will
be published till ordered out and charged for
accordingly.
w A liberal deduction made to yeariy ad«
veriisers.
£3?" Atorney» held responsible for til
advertisements handed iu by theia.
dy. For our own part, we legard
restored without oue drop of blood be- reverently. So young and yet so wise..
ing shed, he had gone ahead,and
what I Surely
paying all
expen
the bulls bellow
his honor!
Mr. Dodge,
BUT
*ad
10
Kansas
afluirs, which have not been communi
cated.
Mr. Brown gave aotice of his
intention
LEGAL
America, Quitman said he was op-J*
posed as an American, to bowing otjF
yielding to England or
Franee.
should not therefore call
1
4#
the Committee
ou Territories.
Ou Motion of Mr Rusk, the joint res
olution granting furLher time
to the
creditors of
rock
present their
clairns and other purpose were taken up. TIVE fROM suspicion, jealousy, and anger,
Mr Rusk explained and advocated the
which extended ihe time
January 1st,
1858.
in
of thoee who
f0(
citi­
the recent
district court at Leavea A Railroad
worth city, and other place,
IN
Land
OHIO,
m.S.ioner
cannot he under­
of
W AJA1
and
the
whole.
Mr Campbell, of Ohio, also reported
a bill ameading the section ol the tariff
act
of Auguat,
portatiou of indecent and obscene prints,
transparencies, statues,
Mes-
umed. I
WASHINGTON,
Hoe.
LT,5
HOUSE.—20,000 copies of the
Presi­
message and accompanying docu­
ments were ordered to be printed.
consideration of tjie President's
was then resumed,
eco.
The
show that the oVjeots of the Republican
party were surh as the
attributed to tnem.
We|
want no treaty with any foreign nation
relative to our duty on this continent
on any
FU-.
ropean powers to come acrovs the oceaoP
to help
regulate Central American
an rie Deneveu oenerat »TUNCR
carry American civiliz.liun,
WE
'BE
arrniiiti
(horn-
duty of our
Ran
AFFAIRS.^
Me believed General Walker was an io-M
w»S
AU
iu
TO.
«4 THAI*"
{fove'Inaient U#L TOL*
throw obstacles in bt* way.
SAG
IteuiK.
Several young
FROM
out HAUSL|WE
of veracity concerning the
RNI- 8L,REED OD BY LHEM FOR CONDUCLIO- houses. By
public discussion* during iLe Presideuti-CUPY,Ng
atn
have come here lately,
to day
WAIL'I'HJ10"
^AWRER»CE- MOST
»o
1 NO ,IMB, 0,1
OF '80|N,
F«rnli»y.
EWTAET, APITAL IN FMWITENCK..—E»er-
1
3 killin n i
ONH
TOOK
claims
Creek,
about eight milesHi
of the claims
,HEM'
LHFEM
COFT'*
HADP
B,,T 11,1 HA(1 H,ONE
AN(IM
The men
10 WORK IN TRUE
have
n..I.K»
M»IN
minor entered the
goneP
•L'|E
putting up|»
spring
fa
mil use will
U*
'{ioiistm
4
Lawrencs, public and private,
.. .... WASBINOTON Deft. WL 4run with stiengers, who have recentlr
After the adjudgement of two
CI-
Territory. Most of
THEIN^
hsve come with the view of permanen)|F
Sardford was resumed.— i settlement, and are searching for claims,^
for the applicand took the and buying np city property. A greater'
amount of capital is now represented in
Lawrence,
than
has been
The
fclave holding Stales in the convention1 Jiouisville,
for the adoption of the constitution left!
Courier
preacher of the
the in-
tention of the framers of that ins'rument
lo make an importation of material fat
eitizeuship.
pet bag
FROM
THE
Department reported
required" to pay tho?e claims.
at any former
future 01
AO SHARING
THE
Kanaos was ncvtrNP
as
AL
present.
7T- E-TTTM
Dec. II.
says that on Saturday
morning the Rev.
WO.
was
Dec. 15.
Anderson, afeil
M*
E.
Church of the.
North, and chief of the Abolitionists of
Madison, Ind. was captured while o«i'
flid caf-N^
board
'.he
steamer Telegrtph.
found U be filled with
cendiary, documents, proving that
had been engaged in running otT
IN*MI
HO^N
11
eg
roes,...
,K„ I.I 1 _* 'FL
The
neighborhood of Carlton
P«P®R*
F«"ind in his possession
P'IKA,E
I *IE
W"
'»k«n
thai upwards of two million dollars wo'd Superior to Carlton, where
The
BEEN
transmitting a letter from
Gov. Geary. dated 22d. accompanied
also
yesterday
oilered forhis at rest.
WTSK DBVONU HIS YKAKS.—TH«
JLON
AL!A*'
were received by the Speaker of the matrimony lately perpetrated
York,where the father
CHASED
8
"The
young man
ed the people in a slate of insurrection, urally blauaed by the relatives of the la-1IF
Since then perawtnem
IM-^
many distinguished Noithernert."*
by
tbe
steamer*!
$000 UAVTFPE
-•IT
Boe*t«f)
»P°n »&• CA«P
in NewUf!
of
the bride pur-OF
the bridegroom's right, who tookleo
and 1* h*BL»
8 8
NWW*
WI
is much and uaf-LGMI
HIUIF|J,
all Wall Street will rise up
to
do
him honor the beard will dance before
him, and
in his praise
for a prettier piece of jobbing is not
corded upon the books of the
Board.
To be
that was
—he
perhaps
on which they have been
(HAN
TO BY
and repeals the pro
A ORE
a former act for ihe dislribu-
lation
of
despairing suicide What finer
HOUSE —Mr. W hiifield introduced a auction of estates, houses and iurniture? T«Q
bill providing for the
assessment ot dam-|QD|y
IAKE
TD(I IX WI||
dis
,. TV
LHE REGIOJ
...
as to prohibit im*
&c.,
parties of­
fending to be proceeded against in due
Course of law. aud the offensive article
to
be
destroyed.
Tbe bill was passed.
TIE
RE-P^
BROKERS'^
sure, he promised
UPON^V
nudum pactum
hod no honor to promise ou!
ihe whole, he appears lo have united
ON^*
INUM
a meritorious manner, the characters of,,»»
Blifil, Alfred Jingle, and ITrich
Heep.—
His future career is certain.
He will
ther go into a novel or a penitentiary-—
into bvih."
EI-**^
NMF
«flrf
A NEWSPAPER.—»Ii waa Bishop Ho'
ner's own opinion that there was no bet-'^
ter moralist than the newspaper.
says:
Tfie foHies, viifW eonsequenlf*
miseries of multiudes", displayed in a
newspaper, are ao many beacons
imually burning to turn others from
CON*H^I
THELU^
AHIP-^T^
wiecked. What more powerful dissua-
the story of one friend murdered^MI
another in a duel? What rautionqael
likely to be efleeti«e against
|T0G
GTMB-^,
B,LF{ profligacy than the mournful
'•-T
an execution, ot the fate of nf"
LECTDHF^**
on the necessity o( eoonomy than tha1®**
a newspaper, and consider
IT.~-
STRUCT
The people of
IN
Kansas,
of SaU
Uwit,"
N^BRASHA
j* territory, also, a billl^^ the initiatory steps for constructing^
ha ve
LA*
that territory.
They
LEND T0 ROTD FROM ROCK BLUFF, |Q
IN-M
Spriogi,
the inte rior.
Means, reported
fOR)Y
M,ies
IN
This is considered the first1
from Com I PRACtiCA| movement to the conetiuction!^
OT LO MM
Important LJSUAL DECISION.—The Jwlge
of Fifth Judicial District of New Torli
decided that the subscriptions by municipals!
corporations for stock of any kind, and the
issuing of bonds for the payment tln reof, are
unconstitutional and void and further that suchfr
action is an exercise of power over individual^
property which the tstate itself
possess, and which the Legislature, thersfore,does'not
cannot delegate to municipal corporations.
Tae Cedar Falls Lanner cautions the
crait against "Doctor Gray & Co.," lecturers^,
on "Animal and Human magnetism the speedy
cure of all the diseases "flesh is heir to." Itf
appears that the iirui had considerable print &»
done in the shape of "posters," tickets,
which they did not pav for. Pass them around.
The Indianapolis Journal states thatl w
there were six thousand applicants for the post!#.
of inessengei' to bear to Washington the e lec- I
toral vote! of Indiana! There was an applira
fion from every township ia tlw State excepts
two.
JF1'-
MESSAGE
Mr. Quitman be­
lieved that the words used by tbe Presi-
dent on the Slavery question were welU
1 1 tin! ntv ersitv or Leyden, which weigns one
timed and true, and the developments hundred and eighty pounds. The oyster
I
Executive
swallowed whole i a Dutch girl.
had:!
i u 1 S
a
#1
lim
1(4
I
a
WAS^lsgu
TTRT O
TThree men were killed near 8iou^ Crty
jew jayS
s
SpeaktLig of the subject Ol Central .u£ several dcsertextitroiu Furt I'serre.
Wftfm
IVY
i„cej wnile attempting the arretU.