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SPeetaI AstIees.
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Why SUFFER- wiTH PAINT wHY LINGER ~
TORTUREf


Whsa ssns sisk, ne human syasn Il 10 sh unnas
oral eOadi,lon. Tbs logger .bs BODY b sais'sd skh
isass, he gsaseF ams sI be required 70 rsssors ls
.gaa 70 iIs natural STATE Oi health We bssrs IN curing
ne sisk q, qask Posbe, ssd not y lss he victim
uger IN pain. Ths X. r r. rsnsdiss are prepared o.
rs pdaclpls No ssslsss tine i wasted, for The very
.uOuSat they are taken or sppisd grss, shshss IN The
sek one's bod lakss place. II there is pain, OF Esr
VOus Inilabsity RhsulOalsna, ssuiaga, DiAr h0a.
pains Of auy sO, R. 70. Rsiei In an instant, Tel
ssaPhs IL Pau res,ug haasues To svery part O The
nseAsed IVdy. The lame, the eippled, the sda nted
found IL effects In iss sseOuis, for imparts
strength TO the weak. smacated and feeble pars The
Rsnovalng ResOlVeuE viii ths most obstinate eases
Of Seruiua, SJPniis, Rickets Nodes, Tumors, Uicea
Bad Coughs, &C, 10 an Incredibly short time And ths
& T. Regulators regulate every organ to hssllby ac
ion. Let not the sck lager IN pain. The r. R r. vi
ise you from your bed Of suffering IA isw hours.
For sale BY DR.. G. A. BOessl, c.TOIlsOn, ohIo.
August 2I-2w .E IFEf
BENEFICIAL RESULTS invariably iolIoW The
administering Il sfABLERs AN0DINR CHERRY EX.
PECfoRANT in cases Ol Coughs, Csls, Br0nehils, AZ
~'~NPt a''u tui1aA aNo Lug Cslplaiils general
y III not claimed that 1t will cure in all eases but
nOne have come TO nosedgs where Il failed to give
relief whale az the time, thousands Of instances
have occurred where its effects have been 80 marked
that they nave been widely noticed and commended.--
The DIARRnGA CORDIAL, it is candidly believed, is
uneaqualed in diseases Of the bOWels and iis curative
properties have been Wondeiuly experienced In numer-
Gus eases. Therefore, you arc advised to make trial Of
these good medicines, should you your family re-
qpre thvlr aid. zee descriptive pamphlets to be had
gratis Of 'he agents Price for each, only so eents or
six bottles Tor S2''
E. IL. stsbler Co., ProprielOrs, Wholesale and Re
all Druggist, Baltimore, Nd. Agents-R. E Sellers,
Pittsburg, Pa J. Il. Patterson Co., Wheeling, va
D. Park, Cincinnat o.
Dr.. @. A. BoseL 0arrohtOn, and Messrc. Brown &
Barnhouse New Hagerslown, Agents tor Carroll Co.. O,
August s. Im
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nIRR0LL aTEAM MILL,

Ths Carroll Steam Nia il IN good repair and ready
70 perform custom ~OrS IN good style, and ct shcCt no
,;.s Customers eau generally get the work home th
same dIy brought. J. ATKINSON.
August, 10, 1884. St.
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YES. STREE.

Ladies' Sandals, Caters, Slippers and Shoes.
Gentlemens' Congress, Calf Morocco and Kip
Boots and Shoes, best quality to be had Of
W, THOMPSON.
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ul also attend st ths Treasurefs oes ia OarrOatqs
IRON The lSsh day Of Qvtober, until hs 2Olb day q
December 70 receive taxes irVm those whO have not
previously paid
The iVsing Is the amount charged 90 sash dollar Eas-
At0n Ior lne present year.
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THE CYN0SURE.
- me R- NM % A..

Advance payment in every Instance.
l cosy Tor six months rs cts.
copies" ..--.l25
q" .....2,00.
MATT. ATK INsON.
Editor and Psopriet or
Three hundred subscribers are wanted 10
make The Cynosure, a permanent establi sh-
ment, Let there be no lack of effort upon the
part Of Dur friends. TheArss number will ap.
pear in a few days if encouragement is given.
Corulon, o, August, 18th, 1854.
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PRANKLIN HOUSE.

G. Patrick GSOS. S............... PhoFzfETOa'
Superior b., Cs'slAnd 0hi0.
NJ. o. ". WrEn. laznsflJ = resident q AkFon sI
behaPpg % see bis sads ahd aeeua1 e ihs
esisnt place, tbs Prank1a Hoass, d CsFcland OAio
ShHe - one heed - asa dss4iisAsd.
AuW. I0e IsEa- ~
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BARGAINSl BARGAIEsh

In consequence Of having determined to move West
will sell the following property very low:-Baveuy seven
an acres Of good land with 81 ucre cleared situate
mile from Augusta Carroll county o. comfortable
dwelling house with three lots IL the Of Augusta
aoresaidA 6rst rate coal bank in Lynchburgh; COum-
bana Co., 0.-AlsOa large assortment Of Blacksmith
tools; good horse wagon; l new carriage; buggy;
farming utensils and household furniture. l will make
the terms Of payment easy, Call at any time you will
fnd me at thome.
Augusta, Aug, II, 1854, st. JAMES We ) TFALL.
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TAX NOTICE.

Sl eOnmsacs eelseisss Ne isHss sf Carroll eeunly
fos lhs ysa lss4 % rhafday, ne gst day u 6spsm.
Der, sHd iof thai purposs VI attend Gay IA eaeh
tosnshp ai ths usasl pAes u boiasr slst fscsts
tis taEss frOm tsoss Fko may tssk y ~ tbsss v
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FOR THE READING AND JUVENILE PUBLIC
"A large Of the popular series OF School
Books az well as a carefully seleet,d lot OF Works Of
general Literature, comprising the British Classics and
the best Modern English French, and American AulhOrs
OIL sale 81 unusually lcS rates, by @. A. B0EGELs
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Akf UNION 0F FnIL1DkiPH1.

IaeorPorsisd b. ne Lsss.suis q PsuH.jEslla, los
ihe Pfomstso Il Ne Arts u Deen b dc Uulsd Statcs
he hannsgfs have he safisfssm 10 annOunes 70 the
puble, thas Ihs Puts N prvEss q snEFaEiag for
ne lnsitubon iOf The eurrsut yea 1884, sn Be ready
of dstibsdoa 70 The msmbsIs asssay eafiy peri.
od The subject Il
CLEAR THE TRACKI
EngaSiaE On s,ss By 8 EAnAiS, Lon DE admired
picture By O. ScHEEssELE N tbs collection 0f james
caghOfn E-q, Il represents slrdiing Scene, ps0psr
" called "05asing7 AID i full Of lie and spirit Tie
voFk exclusive Of margin is Fighters BY tseHfy dfa
inches, being The largest print is.aed by hs Art UaiOn
kyery su5seTib.r Of See 8oiau ul receive impres
non IRON hh Pate, IN the order u biz Subscription,
and, alsO, chance Of Obtaning Il the Pdse Pc.
iues or other roIk oi AIT 81 ths Angad Disubsti0n
on the ssehing he as Heek dAy VI the year. Thi.
sAl consist Vlhe pspz antsed eOeeiian Il Hot lea
fhaa giy PriEe paisiiags By he mOsi disfiHSaiaAsd
AIst, together Siih na0y HOrks N siadIou ~ an
enlarged Subscription st Way variant Su6seyibs early
and h receive eorr,spOsdngiy early aprs sson g "a
plat. Sab,e'iptions received BY DE q a Bg3RL.
Honorary Secretary. Aember-his ob'ainsd of him At
bis Drug Store, Main Street, CarOlitOn, Ohio.
August 3, 1854.
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LIQUORS FOR MEDIC AL USE 0NLY-Pale French
Brandy direct from the Philadelphia Custom. House,
Holland Gin, Port Wine, Malaga Wine, Clarett Wine,
MOnODgahela Rye Whiskey, and Alcohol, sold BY
G A. B0EGEL.
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MARRJAGEN OTICEs.

Mmn,d, Aug 24th at MIR Lesset : Hotel, by Rev A
sgaaey Dr. Thomas II SNTH of New Philadelphia to Miss
MARY ELIsN LraGlTT of tarollt0p. rfe
Accompanying the above notice was nice large piece
of the wed ling cake for which Dr. SMITH & LAZY have
our sincere thanks May Heavens richest blessing rest
upon them through feboping that after generation
may rise up and bless them.
On the e2nd inst, by Rev. Jas. Golden, Mr.. JEsss
RussEL Of Carroll to Miss MARY scOTr Of Tuscatawa
Co
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HE ESE CHEESE Prime Western Reserve Chee'
r,on hand and for sale by
# SG.NCKEE, gen
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EYECuTnRtG SANE.

The undersigned Executors Of the last will and tesla
ment Of John Newell, decd, offer at private sale the
Stenm saw and GriFt Mills, a.
belonging ead estate situate in LeayusVe, Monroe
township. Carroll co.. o. Terms to salt pprchasers.-
Application nsy DC made to either Fhos L. Gritn, near
the premises, or to q. McOarty, In Lcesburgh
TH0S r, GRIFFIN,
4. MccARTY,
Jsre ss, ist4 If a Executors.
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The following are the additional rates levied for
School House purposes in the following districts; viz
Dist. Township Mills Total Die To. MiIlslTotal
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Amongst Tie aiGcics to be found at G. A. Boszeis
Drugs ore, Brick Block Main st., opposite the Patton
House. CatrOOn, Ohio are the fOllOwing:
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The Road Tax not worked out on the roads will be
pa able at this office.
The following form for road receipt is recommended
to Supervisors, viz
'hereby certify that A B. has performed labor on
the public highway, under my direction in District No
in -- T~l-hp between the FIRST day Of
April aud the first dayO October 1894 to the amount O
O-D-- Supervisor"
JOHN MOODY. Treasurer 9. @. O.
Treasurers Office, Aug. II, '54. CIV
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Amongst the Books can be found in our selection is
the Masonic Noniter, Crafts man and the Lights and
Shadows of FreeMssOnry, and the Carpenters Guide,
shakespeare complete in vos. Dlck' Works, Rollins
and a number ol Standard Authors, 20 he had OF
q A. BOEGEL.
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FOR THE T0ILET-Casmetics, Rouge, Perfumes,
Hair Bye; evey thing necessary 70 complete Toilet
or sale at c. A B0EGELS
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examine mine, consisting of every thing that Is needed
the Dry Goods hHe Ny stock CONSISTS of Broadcloths,
Casinelts Cassmeres CsicOes Ginghams Sikp Bersges
BOnnets Hats, Muslins, QueensWare, Glassware &C.
in shore every thing hst be found in village
SO call with your O9 friend at his stand Aain.st Hateu
Carroll Co, O., and you shall be accommodated In the
best possible manuer. Don't mistake the place. Cali
with ISRAEL WAND.
May is, 1884. Il
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Purs White Cod Liver Oil, LAID Oil, No l. Fax-seed
Fish, Castor, Sweet and Olive Oils, at c. A. B0EGEL'
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GENUINE PATENT MEDICINES, These Medicne
most etIicacous. celebrated, and most in vogue
can always be had of o. A. B0EGEL
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COME RIGHT ALONG.

Harlem Is the place to buy cheap, good fashionable
goods; come along and make Be delay, but before
purchasing your
cnDtH7n AEr cvr.Fn1zn rAAno
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POCKET INSTRUMENT, SURGICAL NEEDLES,
Gun, priug and Thumb Lancets, Horse Phlems, Medi
cal Pocket Books, aud general assortment Of Syrnges
sold at the Brick Block, Main st., by G. A. B0EGEL.
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A fancy stock Of Wall Paper, Window Blind, and
Fire Paints sold at right prices and no mistake
c. A. BOEGEL,
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the Masonic hOnter, Crafts man and the Lights and
Shadows of Free-MssOnry and the Carpenters Guide,
shakespeare complete in vos. Dick' Works, Rollins
and number Of S Sandard Authors, TO he had OF
O A. BOEGEL.
Puis White Cod Liver Oil, LAID OIL No l FIax-seed'
Fish, Castor, Sweet and Olive Oils at c. A. B0EGEL
! GENUINE, PATENT MEDICINES These Medicines
most efcaciOus. celebrated, and most in vogue,
can always be had Of o. A. BOEGEL
POCKET INSTRUMENT, SURGICAL NEEDLES,
Gun, priug and Thumb Lancets, Horse Phlems, Medi
cal Pocket Books aud general assortment Of Syringes
sold at the RieE- Block, Main st., by 9. A B0EGEL.
A lot of MEDICAL TEXT BOOKS sold at reduced
prices by G A. B0EGEL.
superior article Of McC ehau's ulLero abdominal
supporters, common abdominal do, Silk Suspenssry
bandaged, Shoulder Braces, Geuts and Ladies'; common
Mems Tusses, Child's do, for sale by c. A BOEGEL.
WHITE LEAD DRY, Red do. Ltherage do. White
Lead in OIL Zinc Paint in Oil and the Fire Proof Paint,
aud general tment of the Small Paints sale by
g. A. B0EGEL.
WHITE FISH AND MACKEREL, for sale bV
O. A. B0EGEL.
A fancy stock Of Wall Paper, Window Blind, and
Fire Paints, sold at right prices and no mistake
"A BOEGEL,
C6pel, Coach Body, Mastic and japan VGnishes, for
sale by Z. A. BOEhEl"
prime article of Sperm and Sterine Candles, sod
! by u A. BoEGbL,
The incest assortment Of Flint, and Window Glass
ever offered in this markedly G. A. B0EGEL
PINE TAR for the accommodation OF the tanner, for
sale by " A. boEUEL
GLASS MILK PANS These are preferable 10 all
others, gass being non.cOnductor, milk will keep
sweet uninHuenced By storm or climate, for sale at
Ca BOEGELS New ID tug Store.
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WHITE LEAD DRY, Red do. Litherage do. White
Lead in OIL Zinc Paint in Oil and the Fire Proof Paint,
aud general assO tment Of the Small Paints sale by
G. A. B0EGEL.
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A superior article Of McC ehauS ulLero abdominal
supporters, common abdominal do, Silk Suspenssry
bandaged Shoulder Braces Geuts, and Ladies; common
Mems Tlusses, Chd's do, for sale by c. A. B0EGEL.
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WHITE FISH AND MACKEREL, for sale bg
@. A. B0EGEL.
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PoSTAGBON THE TRIBUNE
The Postage on TIE DAILY Tibune or.e year is 81 66
The Postage on The Weekly T::.oune one year Ia 26
The Postage on Toe Semi 6eekly for one year Is So
Payable quarterly "a advance, at the Office where The
paper is received-Aug "a 1854
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White Goods for ladies, few pieces Of
beautiful new styles, barred and stripe, and
or sale by G. q B.
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C6pel, Coach Body, Mastic and japan yarnishes, for
sale by C. A. B0EGEI.
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Thomson has ben East Again.
And ate. days and nights Of fatigue, and toll
hes succeeded in buying large lot Of Ne"
Goods, a part Of which be paid the cash for,
and the rest he bought on ,Tedie-all must now
be sold. and debis paid, 10 keep bis credit uP'
All the world is hereby invited TO see the
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GLASS, MILK PANS These are preferable 10 all
others, gass being noncOnductor, milk will keep
sweet uninfuenced By stO M or climate, for sale at
Ca. BOEGELS New.D ug Store.
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THE SEMI-w EEKLY TRIBUNE.
Persons resiIIlg a. points where mails aniye oftene
than once week are requested to examine the Semi
Weekly We regard the cheapest paper, all thing
considered published in the United States.
TERMS
Washington sentinel., 1854-06-21
THE SETTLEMENT OF NEBRASKA
AND KANSAs-A STRUGGLE.

There is strong disposition among those
who opposed the Nebraska bill because of its
repeal of the Missouri restriction, to continue
their opposition, so as to make that repeal bar
rem and nugatory, To this end they are dill
gently engaged in deyising schemes for colo
nizing and settling the two new Territories
with men Of their own stamp and kidney.
They declare that the south shall not establish
its power and its peculiar institutions in either.
We hear runiors day after day of efforts at the
north to get up and organize companies Of
emigrants to settle and take possession Of Kan
sas and Nebraska, and thus forestall southern
emigration. The abolitionists and freesoilers
are talking and boastful tribe. We have
but little faith either in the threats or the
promises of those men. If, in order to settle
the new Territories with immigrants of freesoil
principles, it shall be necessary for the aboli-
tioniats to furnish and equip them, then we
think the chances are as ninety-n TO q hum
dred that the hundreds and the thousands they
talk Of sending off will never go. Supposing
them, however, to do so, an interesting and
important question will arise, which we pur-
pose 10 make some remarks on
Is it right, just, or proper, that herds Of hu-
man beings drawn from all the haunts Of vice,
degradation and misery, should be organized
by abolition incendiaries and driven into these
territories for the sole and exclusive purpose Of
preventing the emigration of southern people
with their property Would SO iniquitous a
mode Of settling those territories be in accord
ance with the spirit of our institutions and the
intent and purpose Of the Nebraska bill? This
would not be spontaneous emigration. The
object oft would not be to dwell like good citi.
zens in the new territory. The people thus
sent would not look upon Nebraska and Kan
sas as their permanent homes Mol They
would be sent for the single purpose Of making
The repeating clause OF the Territorial bin nuga
tory and imperative. These bands would no
doubt be equipped and armed and would b
Washington sentinel., 1854-06-21
ITEMS OF NEWS.

LlFE-sAvINe EfroRTs.--Afer the loss Of the
Powhaian, we expressed the opinion that II was
the duty of the Congress Of the United States to
provide suitable appliances, and locate stations at
the public expense along our most exposed and
dangerous coasts, particularly aIongthe approaches
OF our principal commercial cities. Il gives us
pleasure to announce that on the 10th instant,
Mr.. Hamlin, from the Senate Committee on Com
merce reported the following bill, which passed
TO second reading:
Bill for the better preservation OF life and prop
erty from vessels shipwrecked on the coasts Of
the United States.
Betenaeted By the Senate and Honse Of Reprssen-
fotiuss Of ths Un,ted States Of .neyiea ~ Congress
assembled, That the Secretary Of the Treasury be,
and he Is hereby, authorized 10 establish such ad
ditonaI stations on the coasts of Long Island and
New Jersey, for aHording aid 10 shipwfecked ves-
sells thereon, 10 change the location Of the existing
stations, and 10 make such repairs, and to furnish
such apparatus and supplies as may, 10 his judg-
Washington sentinel., 1854-06-21

established as sort of army to repel and drive
back southern. immigrants, with their property.
This would be new form of 6llbusterism--
sort Of internal 6llibustering expe ition to con-
,quer free territory. These hordes of Goths and
vandals would be mustered by such men as
Theodore Parker, Wendell Phillips, Fred Doug.
las, and led as military force to frighten or to
drive ri ct a,mis the southern members of this
confederacy from Territories that lie immedi
ately adjacent to them, and in the benefits of
which they are entitled to full participation.
They go for conquest and not for settlement.
They go as abolition soldiers and hirelings and
not as good and well-disposed citizens.
Here we give an extract from recent speech
delivered in the House of Representatives by
Mr. Giddings. This extract requires no COM
ment. Mr.. Giddings said
"Mr. Chairman, most freely will contribute
of what little substance possess to arm the
slaves who are taken to Nebraska Most
cheerfully shall do whatever may be in my
power, if this bill passes to make that Terri
tory the battle-ground of freedom. / would
far rather meet the conflict there, than to con-
tinue it here; would rather meet the arms of
shareholders than the corruptions of the Ex-
ecutiye.n
Now, If this rush is to be made by these
hordes, designed as they are for an army of
occupation, it is time for the south to make an
effort to establish its power in these Territories
If fair for one, it is fair for the other. There
are clans in the south as well as clans in the
north. Let the pibroch sound over hill and
valley, and true men will flock to the gathering
If the effort be to get in first, the south is the
nearest, and the south has most at stake. Let
her sons step over the line, and raise their
banner over the virgin soil of Kansas.
But southern men will hire no gangs of ruff
fans to carry into those Territories, and desc
crate their SOIL There are no hireling Swiss
in their borders who can be bribed for SO igno-
BILE purpose Those who 60 will be true
men, who will go to dwell with their property,
under cover of the Constitution. They would
not seek to deprive their northern brethren Of
their rights; all that they will ask will be the
protection Of their own rights and property.
We are sorry to see any indications Of the
struggle and contest to which we REFER It is
a bad sign. We would far rather see emigra
ton take natural modes and channels than see
it forced by artificial and by corrupt means.
But there is an old adage that teaches the pro-
priety of fighting the devil with fire, and we
know nothing that the south can do, but profit
by the teachings Of that adage.
In this connexion, we publish, in another
column, the proceedings of two public meet.
ings recently held in the State Of Missouri,
having reference to the settlement Of Kansas,
to which we ask the attention of our readers.
Washington sentinel., 1854-06-21

n
viewing the several sections Of the act Of
September 18th, 1850, together, as one whole.
and IN connexion with the llth section of the
act of August 81, 1852, IN pari materic. nv
opinion, therefore, is, that " assuming that the
expenses" in the case of the arrest Of the fuei-
tive at Chicago, !" were incurred by the mar.
shal in raising the posse of his district 10 aid
him in the execution of the warrant against q
threatened rescue, prior to the issuing bv the
commissioner, of the certificate surrenderine
the slave to the claimants still such expenses
are chargeable to the United States the same
as if incurred after the issuing Of the certif-
cate"
As such expenses, incurred by the officer in
performing his duty, upon the affidavit of the
claimant that he has reason to apprehend
that such fugitive will be rescued by force, from
his or her possession" are to be paid out of the
treasury of the United States, Jo,tiori, such
expenses are to be paid out of the treasury of
the United States, when incurred by the mar
shal, upon bis own judgment and that of the
commissioner also, of the necessity to guard
against threatened rescue.
The statute of 1850 is enacted to execute q
provision of the Constitution the due and com.
plete execution OF which intimately concerns
the fate OF the government of the United States
and the integrity of the Union. Such statute
deserves, and will receive, q. beneficial con-
struction, SO that the mischiefs intended to be
guarded against may be suppressed by the full
use Of all the remedies provided by Congress-.
! have the honor to be your ob't serv.f,
C. CUSHING.
Hon. R. McCLELLAND,
Secretary Of the Interior
Washington sentinel., 1854-06-21
CONGRESS-.

In the Senate yesterday, the bill to reorgan-
ize the navy was further debated by Messrs.
Hunter and Mallory, and was then postponed.
The vetoed insane land bill was debated by Mr..
Clay. Mr.. Toucey obtained the floor, and the
subject was postponed till to-day.
In the House of Representatives, the bin
granting lands to the Territory of Minnesota
to aid in the construction of railroads therein
was passed, as was also joint resolution re-
lative to the distribution of books among new
members Of Congress.
Washington sentinel., 1854-06-21

sural impulses viii and the very men who cry
aloud ;or an impossible equality viii always
be the worst enemies Of the negro, and shrink
from him.
Washington sentinel., 1854-06-21

Nine FUeITIvr SLAVES we're lately captured in
Cincinnati, and were gwen up by the proper au.
thorities TO their owners, without any excitement