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a Valentine Of Richmond, "The Blind

44EV Valentine Of Richmond, THE Blind
Fiddler" a painting executed by the exhih.
itor. youth of not lG years.
a. 1'oland & Berger, Richmond, an assert
ment of circular and other saws manufactur-
ed by the exhibitors.
&c Jacob Alice of Richmond, samples of
leather by an improved process for tanning.
WmA Pratt OF Richmond, painting of the Curl
osities of North West Indians specimens OF the
handiwork OF North West Indians, and 5aguerreo-
types.
ne die work
WIN Morgan of Petersburg ornamental horn.
lyons Rives of Petersburg, physicians medi-
cal case.
Philip Slaughter of Rappahannock, 20 domestic
silk handkerchiefs
Mrs Sarah A Tuu stall of Richmond, sample of
wax fowe re-, truits. sc.
l. Jones of Mecklenburg, Oronoco tobacco.
AThomas & Son, grape plant, melo rido tobsc-
Philip Weber of Richmond willow close carriage,
fixed cab > wheels; l do cradle; l close do do
hamper; l child schair; 3 close baskets oval GOV
cred market baskets; ) do open do; ) lid do; Ia
dies covered do; paper do; { work do; q key do;
, children rattles; l bundle white willow.
"A Strecker of Richmond, Bremen flag stone. l
bundle German basket willow; do French do. l
do Welsh do.
EV Valentine of Richmond, one painting, the
Blind Fiddler
EB Mccormick Of Richmond, water cooler.
RDDuzer OF Richmond l lightning conductor
Jos L Anderson of Richmond, rails and merchant
bar iron.
Ut Bowman Of Charlotte, box manufactured to
baccO.
&c Burns of Richmond, bundle rench basket
willow, this years growth.
Miss Barbara Miller of Rockingham hat, madt
of meadow spear grass.
COgden Franklin Mill Co of Richmond, l ream
of colored paper, and do printing do.
John Berry OF Hanover, sole leather and cal
skins.
David Sharp of Richmond bbls ground plas
ter
A l. Register of Richmond, Fruit, Arm, and In
VincibIc brands manufactured tobacco.
Peters, Matthews & Co of Richmond. l bhI lime
from Weir's Cave, manufactured by St Clair Poin
dexter for Samuel Peacoe of Augusta.
John Stewart Walker of Richmond box tobac.
CO, Queen Bee brand
Mrs Martha Hall of Louisa, lot willow baskets
Kyle of Christansburg box coal
Joseph Kent of Baltimore / patent machine for
raising and conveying water
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ITO PREVENT AND CURE CHoL.

L ERA AND ALL BOWEL CoMPLAINTS-
Persons rsveing and ell othsrs sh9vo nsv w; 90
MiNATIvE BALSAM by them. In case OF sudden
ckuess these medicines frequently cure 10 less tfne
To 70 prevent Cholera. take teaspoonful of Pain
Curer in wine gil of water every morning., wn1 IN
you have pain internally or exteInaIy' use the
Pain CuTer. In bOttesa. III, 25 and ~ cLs;
DR.. ROSES CARmINATIVE BALsAm TOT Choi-
| era, Cholera MoFbus, Bowel Complaints and pysen-
terry. This mixture is Of the important nedi-
cnes and should be kept in all families As sooth-
ing pre- paration, it has equal In cases OF infants
with bowel complaint cholera mor5us, restessness,
crying general pain il has been proved perIect
balm As specific for bowel complaints OF souts
it has never failed During the cholera OF lSoZ oS4
and l849 it failed in instance when useo before
death had positively struck the patient. have had
returns from more than one thousand persons who
used it during those memorable periods testify TO
lis wonderful curative powers y GEMS got.,ei
Dr.. S. ROSES wHCoPING COUGH SYRUP
gives immediate relief, and frequently cures In one
DrJ s. ROSES EXTRACT OF BUCHU.-This
s of the best remedies used for diseases OK
the Kidneys, Bladder, and all Gouty Ahechonsfrlce
DIS RosE'seoLDEN PILLS, for falling of
| the Womb, Female Weakness, Debility and Relaxa-
uion. This disease heretofore treated by bsndagss,
trusses and external supports, which only prove
tonic siren gthening Golden Pills Price Soc
| DR.. J. S. ROSES ANTl-BILIOUS~O OR RAIL
| ROAD PILLS These Pills not warranted to
| cure every malady disease incident to man, but
| they are grand remedy for Bilious state OF the
! system and common tevers They adapted to the
Southern sections of the United States particularly
being often a preventive of Bilious attacks, and
when used with Dr. Rose ToNIC MIXTURE, Will
| cure the most stubborn case of Bilious Fever Fe-
| yer and Ague. Price l24 aud Csc.
All whose constitutions are impaired by disease, or
| weak by nature, should read DR.. J. Rises nedi-
cal Adviser (which contains description of the dis
OF our climate and the mode of tres ment) 1t
| can be had without charge.
| All ofDr.J s. ROSES valuable Family Medicines
| to be had of Purcell, Ladd x Co, Bennett& Beers,
Adie Gray, o. A. StreckeT, a. Duyal, A, Bodeker,
| ]. B. Wood, VIM. Ladd, S. NJ. Zachrisson, A. Les
| lie, R. r. DuvaI & Bro Grubbs Apperson, in this
city and fdsalers generally in every city and town
| throu shout the United States.
| iy 2l-Fm& WA cis-ts
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WOODWARD & LIPsCOMB, Broad

Nv WV W AMI ~, LII DSOHlD, DIOhu
w street. 3rd door below End street-Respectful-
~ announce to their friends and the public general
y that they have associated themselves together for
the purpose OF REPAIRING AND POLISHING
FURNITURE, and hope by strict attention to Lusi-
ness, to secure liberal share of patronage.
N. B.-Persons who wish their FURNITURE RE-
PAIRED at their residences, have il done "
leaving their orders with US. All orders thankfully
received and promptly attended to-
NEWTON LIPsCOmB. WARWICK NJ. WOODWARD.
30-dlmt
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LIARM IN JAMES CITY COUNTY.

IL VA. FOR sALE-I offer for s,Is tho Fsr,I
situated IN James City County, virginia about as
mlies distant from Richmond, on the main Stage
hoa1 leading To the city of Williamsburg and Known
by the Eame OF "Parker's Tavern" II contains. by
o9 survey $50 acres about lc0 cleared balance hea.
wy llinoered with pine, oak ash, maple poplar ard
n,cAory-pnncpa'ly the fcImer. The DweIIipr-
mouse IS IN good condition, having undergone the.
fous p repair the location beautiful and healthy
As no objection can be raised this day 10 the uss
Of marie ana It's value, will add that more can be
foad on this estate and Of best quality than can be
''g1u on any Gther body OF land Of SAME extent.
10 Xcusiye Of osk, ash poplar and hickory, from
70 I2VeO cords Of wood may be cut oil me lard
aha deIlVeTed either in York the Chickaho.nlny
rivers or shipped from thence to the Northern citie
where wood selling for - 50 cash psr cord hy the
cargo, and must continue to command advancing
rates. e
As the owners Of this property resides nearly ftv
miles from 1t, it will be sold for about half liz real
value. 40
For terms, &c, address
TRUMAN A. PARKER
OC Io-4m Richmond, Va.
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NOTICE.


TO EXHIBITORS AT THE STATE AGRICUL
TURAL FAIR.
ii AVlNG fitted up in suitable manner
= with stlis and pens, the large lot adj dining the
FAIR Grounds, offer seIvices to the exhibitors
at the Fair, FOR the SALE BY AUCTION of every
description of stock and implements.
To those intending to SELL we would suggest the
proprety of nformng us as early as possible of the
nature of the property they propose to SELL in order
that due notice OF the Gales may be given by edver.
tsements. TAYLOR l. WILLIAMS
&C S0-t4thN ApctionePrs
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4 from the service of the Richmond, Tredericks-
burg and Potomac Railroad Company, on the "a Of
October. slave named GEORGE GAINES. He is
about feet q inches in height brown skin, with
bead his chin, and sometimes hesitates when
spoken to. He is shout 20 or 80 years Of age He
has wife living at Mr.. Henry Georges, in Caroline
county, whi'her he has probably gone. The above
reward will be paid for his delivery to in Rich.
mend. w. N. BRAGG.
Sunr 81 u
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Office All persons having Claims
In against the estate of JOHN LYNCH decd, are
requested to present them properly suthe nicated
the undersigned. And all those indebted to The said
estate requested to settle their respective dues
with as little delay possible.
4. M. BURTON, Administration,
sc l4-ts With the VIII annexed.
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r EW UUUDS! NEW GOODS! !-Ihs
~ undersigned has just returned from the North
ern cities, where he purchased in person. large and
extensive select STICK of FANCY AND STAPLE
DRY GOODS, principally for cash. at exceedingly
low prices and will sell the same at small advance
on cost. In the assortment will be found solid col
ored French Mcusns, fine Ga French Merinoes in
variety of colors; plain and figured Cashmeres; Em-
broldery, in great variety; black Silk trimming
Laces; line Cloths in all colors for Ladies Cloaks
large stock French Corsets with endless variety
OF Silks, colors in ashes of roses, tan stone plaid
ana olack and brocade. For good bargains call the
cheap store of MORRIS w ROSE
&C I'm 203 Broad street
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A DAMS & CO.'S NEW YORK, VIR
IA GINA AND NORTH CAROLINA STEAM
SHIP EXPRESS, PER UNITED STATES MAIL
STEAMERS ROANOKE AND JAMESTOWN, TO
AND FROM NEW YORK, RICHMOND Pc
TERSBURG, &c, &c, Lc.-Havins Effected arrange
ments with the u. 3. mail line CT stealisrs from New
York to Norfolk and Richmond fors rECIAL EXPRESS
PRIVILEGES on tia: route, are now prepared to
receive and forward, to and from New York, MER-
CHANDISE and PACKAGES of every description
with dispatch and at greatly reduced rates
Our Express will leave New York every Wednss-
day and Saturday per splendid steamers ROANOKE
and JAMESTOWN alternately. Goods will be re-
ceived at our New York Office SO Broadway until 81
O'clock P. M, on the day of sailing.
Merchants and others ordering goods from New
York, are requested to order by adams X CO.'S
STEAMSHIP EXPRESS"
Our inland Express will run as heretofore, leavins
New York and Richmond daily, in charge Of special
messengers All Goods not marked to 20 via the in.
land route, will be forwarded by tie Steamer FIX.
press. ADAMS CO
}. L. McDONOUGH, Agent, Richmond.
NOTICE.-Express packages for Nor.
folk, Petersburg and RichnGnd intended for ship
ment per steamer, Roanoke or Jamestown, will
hereafter be received by ADAMS & CO, 50 Broad.
way, who are the only authorized sgentE for Express,
privileges By those steamships.
LUDLAM / PLEASANTS,
1e 6-S 81 Broadway, New York.
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EMBROIDERIES, CLOAKS, &c. 4 {

/ NMBROIDERIES, CLOAKS, &c. 4 c.
e. Received per last steamer direct from the inn
porters large and varied ass )rtGent of Embroide-
Tes, Coaks Talnas and ShaWIs consisting 10 part of
Handsome Lace Collars, Sleeves and Chemizsttes
in sets
Handsome Cambria and Muslin do do d. do
Do Malten Lace, Collars and Sleeves
HonitOn, Camb. end Muslin Bands large assortm't
Mourning Col'ars Sleeves and Chem zattes
Halt mourning do do do do
Rich Velvet, Cloth and Merino CloaEs and Talmss
Long Square aud Plaij Shawls and Scars
Mourning and half mourning do do
To which we most respectfully invite the attention
of our tIieucs and the public gene rally.
DUDLEY L JOHNSTON,
oc9O las Eaels SGnare
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HURLEYS EXCHANGE OFFICE,

No. 3 PEARL STREET.
E'HE highest price paid for Gold and Sill
d yer, and Richmond, Petersburg, Lynchbutg,
Fredericksburg Charlottesville, Stanton Norfolk
and Portsmouth Bank Notes,
Exchange on Baltimore, Philadelphia New York
snd Boston, bought and sold at best rates.
WEN. HURLEY, No. Pearl at,
se8-5m Formerly Stratton's Office.
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MoDONALD'S REGALTA MAN u

tA FACTORY.-The subscriber wonld respect
fully annourc to the members ofthe various Ofde
that he has changed his location to Locust Alley OPP
posite Odd Fellows Hail. where he will have i'm
proved and increased facilities for the manufacture OF
sill kinds of REGALIA, COSTUMES, BADGES,
FLAGS, BANNERS, &c. &c. All work warranted
to be OF as good quality, ard as low in price from
any other similar esablishment in the United States
Address
EDWARD MCDONALD, Agent,
&C &-dlm Richmond, Va.
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n 0 I G E.-All persons having claims
~ against the estate of CHASTAIN FARRAR,
decd, are requested to present them to MIR. C. B.
Lpscomb. properly authenticated and those indebt-
ed, to make payment to him without delay.
M. FARRAR, Elk
&C Jim OfC EArrar decd.
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FALL RY GOODS,

VIE subscriber has now in store his fall
Z stock, omprising every description of GOODS
usua lily kept in a dry goods house.
He invites the atteotion of the Ladies hand
some assoItme Mt of rich plaid Goods ofthe fash
i9nabie styles as well large stock of Fall ard
Winter PRINTS.
Always IN store a full supply Of DOMESTIC
GCODH, with full assortment of Negro Clothing.
Ills Fall stock consists of fresh GOODS recently
purchased in the Northern Cities by himse # at the
late reduction.
The most liberal advantages offered to CASH cug-
tuners. VIM. BOOTWRIGHT,
&C I2-lm 235 Broad ST. Garner Of I.t AZ
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POPULAR BOOKS-For sale by

JAS. WOODHOUSE,
1S9 Main ct
The Virginia Comedians or Old Days in the OLD
Dominion, vols-Paper covers 81; cloth 81 20.
Party Leaders; by J. q Baldwin, author OF Flush
Times in Alabama aad Mississippi"-3l.
Fashion and Famine; by Mrs Stephens-$l.
The Lamp-Lig hter-Sl IS.
Sister Agnes or Convent Life-Sl-
Bayard Taylor's Journey to Central Afdca-Si.50.
Our Honey Moon, and other Concalitiea, from
Punch-Sl25.
The Cruse or the North Star narrative of the
excursion of Mr.. Vanderbelts party 10 England,
Russia, France, Spain, Italy, &c.-Si.50
freaks of Fortune, or the History and Adventures
of n ed Lcrn-Sl.
The Potiphar Papers-Sl
Fifty Years in both II emispheres, "reminiscences
of Former Merchant; by Vincent Nolte, late of
New Orleans-Sl p.
The Russian Shores of the Black Sea; by oliphant.
oc %
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nNE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE
~ WARD.-Ranaway from the subscriber on the
10Th inst, Negro Man named CHARLES; hei
about II years of age, feet inches high. GIN
ger-bread color; he raised in Hampton by MIR.
Smelt; he has a mother now living at Old Point, TO
which place believe he has gone. ! will give Ire
above reward to any person who will deliver him TO
me. BENJAMIN DAVIS
jy 20 No ) Wall street under Civ Hotel.
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BREEDEN, FOX Il co,
917 RROAD STREET.

DINOAD D
WE have received our Second Supply
w of New Goods, purchased at Auction and p.i-
yate sae: in New fork at extremely low prices and
DRESS SILKS Plaid and Striped Very Chear;
SPUN SILKS, Plaid ana Striped, do
MERfNO, Plaid and Striped, do
Plain French MERINOS do
Paris Mouselius Plain, Plaid and Striped, do
Long and Square Broche Shawls, do
Embroidered Collars, Bands &c. do
We call particular attention TO orr large and mag.
nicent Stock CT Goods, consisting Of everything for
Housekeeping and Plantation use, most of which
We're bought at great sacrifice to the Manufacturers
and Importers oc Soft
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ii AVE you ever used the VIRGINIA
- MAGIC WASHING FLUID? If you lave
not and wish to keel ahead by economisiDg your
time, labor and money, and saving the wear and te
OF clothes get at once some of this celebrated Wash
ing Fluid. Its great utility once seen and expert
enced, it's use will never be given up Price I2l cents
quart. Prepared only by +. j. PlCOT,
Oc k7--5t druggist.
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90 GENTS BROAD TREADS.-

n OTICE.-The subscriber having taken
~ the large Lumber House on the Dock formerly
occupied BY MI d B. Brdgford, and next to MessFs.
such articles usually stored, on the usual
terms. Application to be ade TO the subscriber en-
the premises. VIM JACKSON CLARKE.
&C 9-lm*
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L PUBLIC GENERALITY keep always on
hand large assortment Of NEGRO CLOTHING
and WOMEES' DRESSES. Also, a great variety
Clothing, Boots, Shoes and Fancy Dry Goods ell Of
which | will ell very cheap.
LEWIS SCHWEITZER, 18th street.
&C 28-2w* Opposite new Vegetable Market.
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CAPITAL 0.-COsiMERCIAL
~ SAVINGS BAN K.-OGce at the store of
Quarles Brooke, on 14th street
Depositors n this institution will receive six per
cent. on all sums remaining deposite six months
or longer, and five per cent, for shorter time.
WIN. @. PAINE, President.
r II BROOKE, Treas ~ Cts
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-08-26

Rock lsLASD nnmGE. The general i'm.
preston that on account Of the intcrltr-
ence Of |. 5. officers, the work has been
entirely suspended on the Rock Island
bridge is incorrect. The company has been
warned but not actually driven from the
Island as trcspassers on L. s property but
this does not prevent them from going on
with the work. They are so confident that
the legal question as to their right to cross
the Island will be decided in their favor that
they are progressing Win the bridge AZ If
nothing had happened. We learn by the
Rock Island .idrertiSer that the grading on
the Island is being rapidly completed, and
the stone abGtmcnts and piers on the Illinois
side of the river are already finished. On
the Iowa side the abutment is very nearly
completed, and Golfer dams are now being
placed in the main river, to begin on the
piers With favorable weather and water
these can be finished by the Is; of January
next. As IN order from the war department
cannot reach the work in the river at all,
some other measures must be taken if il is
stopped.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-08-26

SIXTH CoNG :EssfoNAL DIsrRIcr. The Dem
ocratic Congressional convention of the 9Th,
or Springfield district, which met at Spring.
field on the 9th inst, nominated the Hon.
Thos. l.. Harris for Congress The vote in
convention stood by counties:
For Thos. l.. Harris.-Cass Christian
Greene, Jersey, Mcnard, Montgomery, San
CANON, Scott and Shelby.
For Peter Cartwright t-Morgan.
For Newton Cloud.-Macoupin
Mr.. Harris was then declared unanimous.
ly, the democratic nominee for Congress in
the 9th district.
As the Morgan delegation had been in.
structed for Newton Cloud, and they an.
pcarto have voted fori Peter Cartwright, we
infer that the name of Mr.. Cloud had been
withdrawn.
The convention passed strong Nebraska
resolutions, and fully endorsed the course Of
our Senators in congress on that subject.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-08-26

Az OuTRAGE.-Pctcr Foley, Esq, was nab.
bed last evening in the name Of the powers
that undoubtedly be, for the indscrction Of
breaking through an encampment of German
immigrants, and instituting hostilities against
the person of young girl. II appears that
the girl, whose name was Adclheid Burger.
burgencr, or something else Of five syllableS,
was asleep in her 'customcd tent. Mr. Foley
presented himself and proposed, through the
medium of an interpreter, instant matrimony
The offer was refused in very spirited low
Dutch, and the unlucky applicant proceeded
to help himself to whatever he fancied would
he the immunities Of an accepted sutton. In
this he most signally failed, for he was immc-
dately environcd by Dutch sinews, and re-
tanned until an officer took him before the
Mayor who fined him $50 and held a lien on
his corporation for payment thereof. Jour.
nal
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-08-26

Col. RIcuARDsoS.-Thcrc was great rcioi-
ding whiglom few days ago, because, on
account of hispositve declaration that he
would not consent to be candidate for re-
election, several counties in the Quincy dis
taict had iustructcd their delegates in favor Of
some other candidate than Col. Richardson
for congress. II appears. however, his CON
stituents were unwilling to lose his services
at this crisis, and accordingly the democratic
congressional convention, which met at Mt
Sterling on the 10Th instant, unanimously
nominated COL r. for reelection. Whether
the gallant Col. has been prevailed upon to
change his previous determination not TO be a
candidate has not yet TRANSFERRED. The ides Of
November will give queer tone to the jubi.
liant wing cry of Richardson rcpudiated."
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-08-26

CoLp BLooprp MuRpEn.--A day or two
since, we noticed in a shsrt paragraph, that
a man named Egbcrt Barnett, was Killed IN
Vermillicn county, Illinois, day or two be-
fore by another named Boslcy. The. partl-
culars of this case show ono of the most viii
full and cold blooded murders on record. 1t
appears that Bosey was hired man-wor-
king for Barnett, who was farmer in good
circumstances. On Monday last, Boslcy in.
vited Barnett to accompany him on SPUR
rel hunt, which Barnett very readily accept
ed, and altcra successful hunt they retur-
ned, aut when near honc-Barnett in ad-
vance carrying the gamc--hc drew up his
gun and shot him, the ball passing through
his lungs, and causing death on Wednesday
evening. The whole affair was witnessed by
a man and woman at the honse, and Boslcy
when questioned az to the cause of commit.
ting the dreadful act, coolly replied that he
wanted to Kill a mani and that he would
have killed his employer in the woods, but
that he was fearful that he might not kill lin
instantly, and then he would be left to suf-
fer! After this confession, he turned and
left the premises, since which time he has
not been captured. The man who witnessed
the deed was in poor health and fearing OF
serious consequences, did not attempt to ar
rest the murderer, who is reported to be a
large and stout man We are informed by
persons from that region, that il is the pre-
vailing opinion up that way that Boslcy was
hired to do the accurscd act by man with
whom Barnett had difficulty, several
weeks since. The murder was committed !
miles north of Dallas p. o., NcrInillion
county, Illinois. '7 A reward Of $500 is Offer
ed for the arrest Of the murderer, by the
friends of the deceased. Fio,rie city.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-08-26

WING CANDIDATE FOR GOVERNOR oN M.
BRAsKA-llon. James Pollock, the whig can.
didate for governor Of Pennsylvania, can
scarcely be orthodox on the Nebraska qucs.
ton, according TO the views OF his party
friends in this state In late published let.
ter he maintains that the territorial laws ol
1854 have not "legislated slavery into Ne.
braska and Kansas" He says -
slavery can have no legdl existence in
those territories, either by ae' ot' coagrcss, or
under the false pretense of popular sover.
eighty
And again -
'If slavery enters those territories" says
Pollock, at will be there not only rithou,
authority IF constitutional lar, Jut IN riold,
ton Of ALL lor.'
There is little variance of opinion among
the aut- Ncbraskites on these subjects but
it is not of course matter of any conse-
oucncc, so long as n vague outcry can be
made to serve their political purposes. -At-
bany Argus