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THE AMERICAN SLAVE CODE, In THEORY
AND PRACTICE.
IT'S Distinctive Features shown by is Statutes, Ju
i dcial Decisions and Illustrative Facts BY vii
liam Goodel, author Of the Democracy of Christian
ity,' Slavery and Anti Slavery" 30. Tho worl
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Published by JOHN p. JEWETT, d co Boston
JEwETT, PROCTOR, Il WORTHINGTON, Clevo
land, Ohio. April 7-3wf
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POLITICAL iNTELLIGENCE.

ORLEANS Co Tie hHqHy lygrs has the follow.
ing telegraphic d,pat h. in refrenc. to the special
election for As'eu blymen:
"MFniSA. Dec, % -RSeewsv. WEALRx. Know
Nothing Dem "a mai. over Nills Piston. shelly
20l moi for WhseD. Aloloo lo0n sjority FOR W1ale1
Murray IS msj. for Whsisn. Nnaiens prob able
maj. in the County, 600"
Tie Aygus say. it b0. received another dispatch,
giving Whalen 40 majority in four 70 rns. Tais
election does not change the Legi,isdve result as
Ward, ceceased, ami Wtaer, were both Demo ratio
Know. NotbiDgs.
NELRAsKA ASlle Territorial election came OF in
Nebraska IN tho 18th, as rer Governors proclana.
ton. II D. Chapman. lDouglasi;e aud tue elitor If
The iorain Ayrv, OhioD who was reported as
prominent candidate for Delega 10 Congress from
that Territory, withdrew his name few days before
the canvass. Our advicts which were dated the
l3ib,l give ID pertculsrs Returns from only few
precincts ave been receive ,-enonsh to show no g
ever that Hodley ID. Johnson one OF the Indepeni-
ent esrdideieel Is probably elected. Johnson was
ore OF the Free-Labor Contestants Tor Delegate from
Nebra-ka 1T the last sesriOn OF Congress. Toe
Rev. I Johnson tie Pro-Si,very Ioi.an Missionary,
Who, by The Kausss Nebrasks bin bas been located
in Kansas should not be confouudel with Hadley ID.
johnson, who is lawyer BY profession, and
equator fom Iowa. Capt. Gidiinss sas the Free
Soil candidate for Delegate. Ex.Lieui.-GOvernor
Ricbart son, Of Michigan, was also announced as
conddate. There we're several Other caelitate3 an.
noUnced, but their vote was comparatively trinng.
We have o. returns Of the Legislative resl,.
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THE MISSOURI LEGISLATURE.

BUFFALO, FRIDAY, Dec. %, Io0F
The Main Truuk Of the Illinois Central Railroad,
from Chicago to Cs.so will DO opened for traffic on
the 9Th of January and lie bfauch from Cairo 10 Ca
lena on the 18th.
Dispatches FROM Jefferson City to 1'le 81 Louls
Rtpujltcan give the following report Of th7 proceed
iDgs in the Missouri Legislature on Monday aud
Tuesday:
In the Senate, Mr.. McCrackep, Auti. Bsntonte, was
elected Secretary, and in the House, Wm NeSiand,
Wing, was elected Speaker, twenty OF the Benton
men voting FOR him
The Governors Message had not been delivered at
the date of the dispatches.
The WING members of the House have adopted
platform ia which they discountenanoe IN every way
10 e0;o,ts Of the Free-Soers and Aboi,iOnists to
continue the agitation Of Slavery in Congress or ont
Of H. and they declare that they will not vote tor 9y
person for Senator who is not favorable to the Me-
bIaska BILL and opposed to lite repeal.
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THEATRICAL AND MUSICAL.

AcADEMY OF MCsrc The opera representations az
this house closed last evening, tho performance being
f the benefit Of Mr. Haokett. La FaUor|G was
given in the best style of the artists and was greeted
with frequent applause by the largest and most
brilliant audience present at any opera performance
in tbis country the spacious building being crowded
in every part After the overture, MIR. Hacket came
before the curtain, thanked the audience for their
cercrosi.v on the occasion of bis ben it, and an
noupced that Mad Grsi and Signor Mario, as well ss
the other members OF the troupe had rendered TIER
services for benefit to be given in relief OF the poor
Of this CITY. and that it would take pl-e in about
two weeks on the return Of the troupe from Phsde'
phia-tbus giving our citizens one more opportunity
Of hearing these distinguished srts'es. AT the con-
cusion of the opera, Gisi and Mario were called out
and received with hearty cheers and shower OF
bououetg. Loud calls were then made for Mr.. Hack
eft but they were silenced by an announcement
that he was not in town.
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GREAT FIRE-LOSS 5000 900.

TORONTO, Friday, Dec. 90, 1854.
A destructive fire occurred last night 10 the large
cabinet mandatory OF Messrs Jsc lues Hayes one
ofthe Ii oct extensive estsbls hment, i'll Canada.
Tie flames were discovered about 10I clock, ia
the vanishing room situated in TN old building. aud
owing TO the cobustible matter OF the contents all
efforts TO stay the progress Of the fire were vain The
exertons of the rmen then directed to save the
fLe building adjoining, recently erected, but the
immense hight of the walls rendered it impossible TO
get the streams from the engines to bear upon the
flames with sufficient efficacy, and in short tins the
new building was burning macs.
The entire stock Of finely .seascned lumber was en-
tirely consumed together with The greater part Of the
stock of goods, and ell the valuable machinery.
The loss cannot be less than 40 900, only oneten'h
of which is covered by insurance. The buildings be-
ing isolated, and s,ric! watch kept, 1t Yves not
deemed requisite TO insure for any large amount
The factory was the Oldest establishment in the city
and employed over 200 men.
Mr.. Jacques was seriously burned during the ffc.
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Coon PEIcrs TOR NIGRoEs.-The pressure IA tne
ronsy market seems not to affect the price OF saves
"a tho demand fof lands. c. G. Masrader 20,
s5ninisretor Of Margaret A Gbiselin, sold a. plpae
Oh ON Wsdpesday iaat in Prince Georges Coua'y,
, n o. ~. GRO men and two boys-one for 81 SO,
Me- snd,b tTG for sI1 sas ' one fer so sad fourth @
or 30 In tie preseo, state of the money marke.
tlese nav be considered as very higa prs Deo
so. 10 ale the real estate OF the lsEe Robert
Gsisee Part Of Brookheld, containing so s3Es.'
Sni sI9 f.oor s3s rer acre. Richmond Enquirer
Hen PrIcr FOR sLAvrs.-71s D7arAHe va "''
nsJIieaa, OF Friday last, says; ,-.,.. :, ,bi.
ats Commissioner sale few cas- a. a. sn sE5 and
negn'v Woman. with child eight months 3D. io'
n1io,he rest OF them, twelve in number ior Pr a.
,,o,,tes high prices though ths above were TIC
is,ce.t sums paid for any two OF them.
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HELP FOR THE SUFFERING.
A NOBLE PROPOSITION.


Tina. charming vioi.l.s,, PACL JULLIrS ma-e
,iil Is be j. in years. is 70. t.. E.ieg-tl ned Aft
toofsr the Use of Ia. rare - f5T tho bensi Of ihs
fufeEIg poor. WIN Dot sone o. the k.l-s aad
q-ecIs o. tic stsge feel touch u u e tar tais
ret'e iesEted boy, ibe Younger OF ter c)-nyes7s,
~ es,rsd 70 lssd tAen 20 ia Of II 10 ID va %
icy ere al auH Is to so7e'-' We ci1aoi res.,.
tic temptation t. pm; Mister Jg.ien's note 20 o.,
yoEbaru. tiLce the CORRECTION Of the { " d,9ir
l-om orG.nary Ea-.-1 Would seriou.y apar tue
Fleeing simplicity OF tie dg.nal:
70 ~ Editor e u. y T,,5s4r
SIR. The snf.urs HoF experienced by tho work.
iLe clss-ts ceeyiy silsct my h-ar-. Toe kindly re-
ceIti 2 have met viii ~ TIE Ulitcl States. ari
cialy IL " sYOik. hes made ne true child OF
hrs me country, fna, m1Teover d! not forget
hat the iitte isi.n, poses On indebted to tbs
sell sac;iaGtg ceyc In % f4ibsr ghO his been a
workman hk- those DO are jn-i no~ 5, hirily tie.
y misery. 1htse unhappy men. may say are two
fold ny trChers rnc. rlel~e Gof, | could 0f,r
T., a. az tie re'icf they 90 badly vat.
Put. ttncer tbeio a. les.f lat ,sn--tba, H. nv
cooperation 10 any berey"l,li en-erp-se wl'cl
cor ID be urdcTfakfn uf-ser+fv I'm their beh IL
Ether must take the esi q r. ani solici' the al
Of brother artists or some generous person would
organize the .aue. II sly emefs ncy, | an ready
10 iake an active part II the measure sureost ana
my only desire is t,s, this first cal nay bs promptly
aD-v Ted and produce favorable result for the poor
pe~Ie with Nhom | 50 truly sympsfize.
You will, Sir powerfully eohence my object in
giving place in Your columns TO my humble sa,-
ges'ion nd IN Going you Sil confer favor which
viii BE- graft fully recorded By your cost truly,
N,t--Y0rt Dee. - 1854 PAUL JULIEN
=. S.-Wc are glad to hea, that il was announced
by Mr. Hackeft last night, at the Opera that Grisi
end Mario a. d their fellow srd IS Will soon give
grand oonceIt for the benefit OF the suffering.
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RELIEF NETTING IN rHETwEyrY- SECOND
WARD

4 meeting va, nell Yesterday sAe-nor-. 81 the Nd
,icnal Han, Nc sss rorsy-fogrtA 5, OR tie prrPss
Of tshir action with reference 70 relieving tsd
rccessi'iss Of he poor II lie Tven'yscc'ni Ward.
Al Wi'i,m 3. Drake ~as cilel % 70 CLaiF, AM
Geercc Il Wl'fer elected S.c-e,a~v
40. Drake seated the object % the uestiag. ana
rcconmgudfi TIE orCgi d siio1 OF a society - %
called stt W. nty-aecoud " sra Relief As ISOLATION
20 ssif ffsf n ANYTHING wss done il should De d,aa
b.. sr.ti, - po-.i o. as tiprp wSsS lsrgs n1rNher
ef rersos ~ o. p Wsft 10 state y, want ana desfi-
uf or. - sncr relief must be afforded socn. or Il
r.c0la 20 roo lic.
NJ. Mopsr rioyei thst COMMITTEES Il ava fc,n
t.ch Election y stlic' be srn1n'et for the Z oose
e oo'iec,irr fcrds and rQrir'n- in'n tbs coaii,,
90 he poor II thei, respective iocSliues Tue reso.
lefioa vas adopted al The foiioswg Committees
appointed
Nvsfs sv5rsv r snih. -as " sul pS1shsny
ss-Ed risnEf-Wftni p. Drsk q. Charles Csnr1cii, Js'
ssrh Greeley nsvid 3 Ken. .oa Trsn,s E. Tuner
fkrd rsfr1cf W ii4r hsttrn. Gesrfs H. Mslet, Jobs
G.sper ch,sl Tr,-y sd Librz Nsri
ko,yih psrkf-K r4rci. y. Guest Garrett h suykes.
sen Jshu O'Ne-fs fsaiek Nss'1fsoa. sni Coo D. O.ih
TIE Committee. were empoEsrei 10 add % thes
ruuber. L they should dee n It advisable.
recitation sdoptei declaring this permt-
rent OK ,uilaiion urdlr the title above alen)asd.
The following aye the oi ,ers chosen
Alt. Wilirm Is Drake President, Nm- u. Lag
eef', Secrei8ry George II Mpliyr. Tgetsares
TIE ecti0- then adjourned, to meet ~ An A. tho
same plscc, IN the afternoon OF Tuesday next, Ala
O clock.
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4 CASE OE NEED.

Tie following item details C case where nue.
assistance, other than money, would give very uney
relief. We hope these girl' may fad home N me
oouutIy-ihe City s no place fof them:
Yesterday, a sailor arEGisned IN the Cont OF
Seecial Sessions, ON charge Of having par Of
stockings in his possession which bad, with yarley
Of other things, Disappeared from the ship Under
writer; the articles belonging to one Of Two young
women then in Co1r- who was passengof on 'ha'
chin. There being 10 evidence 10 convict tbs man
he WAS dischsretd. Mr.. Beil, the Agent OF the New
York Prison Association being present, inquired it'o
the case and learned that mother aud Two ai1Shses
len Scotland Oh board the ncei Fref ecl ui. sore
forty OF fftg died or tue voyaze, ol Nloiert Vo "
,,I; n was the mother OF .hcse two young Woiheh'
Ibeir brother, who had been here Tor some yoeI1,
l., aid the bio would be detained n QdaFeh,he, OF.
cent oil sIn Ill boat for rs sisters Dlt c"uil LO' &c
~ cir luggage until the ship foache1 me docH. Vhe
Of II. mates promised to zee Il iele, Out "iieu lley
went FOR il AFTER the ship arrived, al tAeT oiss'so
IS cone and the above noted pair Of sloc kings IS
eli ,6st thew nave ever heard OF IT, The loss oI an
olectionste mother j. sadly aggrava,el " INC v'i ~
81 ,tsir clothing and every thing they po.sesseI N
he world They were emp. Dyed IN n x '1''D- -
SotsrS fo- several years, and have no. ben sscus-
.J ~ .eryice in families hut under tneif e1isulg
al circurs,auces, would be grateful 70 isnls'
nrLn wfl olive them he means Of trying 10 earn a.
bonfs living at house work, or any ctlef laooi. lneJ
srpesr 20 be respectable young women az "0''"'
al coumisserstinn. ~. .-o....-,,
ADDE'S AceLt Of New York Fiis'n Aisoe A'''''
-,
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%, $50 were receivsc nd referred t. ths Commit.
tee on Finances MA
hr, COOPER presented stndry ma1nc-isis. one If
Tho ArCiis seas ''-'- -
Nj. fiS5 introduced bill h remit c--,.i, q
ne. 10 merchant vessel 10 rslsii,n - yang rs
tLoet n coI1ruc'iCn # the l-w ty 81 " ~
Melcl6nt ysssels ere nov On their Wv hitF-, .i,l
bfester lumber Of passengers sud 90 si Fef.st
ce't than sfe cousiosred legal ~ " Grflris IA.
tt1 ~ c'-'ifrcil'I - TIE go 70 pro eel, uss'ers
e. shr-ogb6Ts VbO have followed III. fri ,,1 Pa.
hoD ibs bl provides hat H. act shaG NJ, apply -
sesel. witch sbsli I'll vita such pa..-rse,. b fore
tie ls' Of March r'xt. II Drz-r Il. eln.i3 ea.'Dn.
NJ MORRIS objected. and toe bin is- on me "A ,ls
Mr. FISH remarked nat be shoai o,ll il y, q,
Tuesday.
fpecisl report from Nr. Scho ,lcraf upon IaSiaa
aiieIs ess received, ard On motios y NJ BADG-
Ek Tsf-Fref 10 tbe COMMITTEE On Icdisn Affair."
-Ihe senate tnss stiOurned u Tuesday nert
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CH.nsERs. NJ WILLIAM BLooOeooD Vas chosen
Chsirnsn, ard Mr.. G.. NCLAuSHIIs. SECRETARY.
Mr.. JcHy $. GILEs reported himself g. dele-a'e
from A similar usetaz wnch was held =. the West
chester House on THURSDAY evtu.ng and u de pso-
uosifcn 10 corsoi4s'e The two thereNy ssrur.sg
concerted seton Of rte citizens 81 ne W ard f're
nr,.rosirion Wa treIy discussed, after whl'h ne
slseiirr voted en- aeIspts1ce.
Mr. Peter Nor zreu tnen offered il8 f3'lONinSraep
luton viieh was submitted o. vote AID aiootsl;
qs.elrcs Tba ifis r-rcti-s e-1ycs - sc pE 3D..
6asnuts 7aor sd tie node of re'ff ,f'rf D. ID
scr.ts far lnn1r.gnF leafiou o tle Pow t1i ll'
fi- citizens CO tis fcsftcenih Nal herr 49, A gee
ev.r- saerfou ther ro~er % e. So Sllry I'D tlef
.r--b rftecr h-rvirs har ult1 re ssrsns-
Do f IS b-rer ahc % --eve nsc-ssf-s l 80 rrfl's,
bar b. suv mode hat souit b. adopted a. t-
O, notion The meeting then sli) irnei, % mee q
the Wesirr. str House, this lSiiar.agl eve '0-. -
uLi,o with re already existing Association. a-.>- is
TO meet Il that place.
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ApREsT 0E A POsT-OFFICE CLERK.

BOSTON, Ffld1y, f'oC. % Iuv''
tose,h F. Smear. employed in the Boston Post
OGCo and Who was discharged by Postmaster Bal
lev some days since on suspicion OF dishonesty, was
ory'est1d Ills afternoon, charged with stealing from
thu mail Spear confesses bis quit and mas R'V zen
Nh 5000 which he had riGed from letters lie fe-
mains in custody for examnltion' -, .A,, q
brisk snow storm commenced here eoout
ocioek which has continued all the afternoon pu'
melting almost rs fast as il fals ., .,s
CLa.Io..oTyn have made a report the recent COLI
,ision between the CunaId steamship Canada ana Inc
steamboat Ocean, 10 Boston haroor' ,..s ~,
Tbtir report tends to ezonerate the pl'o' aaa ~
captain of the Canada from blame ara o caso
Tc. ns1. of Richard Donovan captain ol tho O.o""
nrd George stilphen and James Collins pho'S On
board at the tine Cf the collision.
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WAsHINGTON CORRESPOyDEYcE.

Core sponsence Of Tie y. Y Times.
WAsmsGToY. Thursday, Dec. a. 1884.
Col Benton says he has tue Pacific Railroad 10 his
pocket tnat is to say he has 3ceived ths names Of
tsenty three Of the most eminent caPi aist in the
county, to be put into bill, the names Of msm.
btrs Of company TO whom Congress shall graut SIM
ply the absolute right Of way through the public lands
for railroad 10 the Pacific. These naGes were fur
nishfd him by VIM f. Weld the "Esilrold King
Of New England Every man 90 the l.sti, million
aire and although some OF then have not been con-
suited in the matter Mr.. Weld guarantc q that all
of them will ccrsent to take pat ia tie enter
prise. The following IS the isi: the Hon. Alb
bit Lawrence, " lism Sturei', Robert U. Winthrop,
Samuel Hooper William Appleton, John VI Forces,
John L. Thayer, David A. Neal, II II llanneseli
VIM. r. Weld William Amory. all of Boston; JOAN
Carter Brown. Of Providence, X. l.; VIM. Il. Rod.
nan, Of New 81 dford. Mass Etsstus Corning, OF
Albany, n. Y George Giswold I. ". Perkins,
Waits Sherman, Il. III. Nins0w Edwin Ltci-
field, George Bancroft, Thomas TIlesion, John A.
Stevens, Robert - Minturn, ali of Nav York. Col
Benton pfopo.es to introduce bill giving these gen.
tlell en- the right of way for the road, leaving them
20 select the route aud giving aid Whatever from
the Government. nor any promise Of aid: lie thinks
he will get bis bill through, and tina! the Company
win 20 on with the work at once.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-30
ANOTHER CASE or DISTRESS

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before the benevolent citizens of Ne~'lo'S' iaToasn
tho mec.rm Of your influential p'Per: / ala an In,
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s@ptepber. thi. year. have sought WORK ever
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