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Museum Of Wonders !

Which conprie greater variety of Attractions, and
IEore extraordinary Novelties, than any Ira yelling
Exhibition in the world. Every feature of this
Mammoth Establishment is OF peculiar and inter
estng nature, aud the whole is produced upon gi-
gantic scale of magnitude. The travelling para
phernailia Of the Anne rican Museum, as il enters
each town. is proceeded by the gorgeous
Car of Juggernaut,
drawn by Eight Elephants, superbly caparisoned hc.
ing an accurate model Of that terrible engine Of,
dolatrous sacrifice finished and decorated in all tha
extIavagonce OF the Rindoo Style. Following thi =
monster vehicle is long procession oI costly C-ges
and Carriages, the whole forming a spectacle OF
more than Oriental splendor. The Exhibition will
take place within magnificent variegated Pavilion
composed Of American Flags, Of water roof fabric
The reul, genuine, original
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The War Begun.

WOOD & SMITH urs now daily receiving by
Rsi Road, new goods by the wagon load, which they
are selling al astonishing low prices, much thar
many wonder they do not break up, sli.l by selling
20 many they Keep moving on, benehtdng every
body around, making their customers better of -y-
cry year. a genera! assortment, all new, nice and
dog cheap.
No time TO enumera;e this week; call aud sec and
oblige yourselves. WOOD & SMITH.
CsdiZ ap s. 1854
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IOaCNShip assessors

DURSUANT TO the instructions THE Auditor Of
State you are requested 10 meet at the Auditors
Oiice, in Cadz, on the 2yth day Of April ins,antor
the purpose OF resolving your instructions and sdopI
ing uniform system Of assessment under the law
The posIpenemeut until the 29th instant is in con-
sequence OF the changes spdrehended will be made
In law, by the present Legislature.
JOHN SLOAN, Auditor Of fltar7ison cocnty.
Anil 5th. 1851
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CARDING.

TINE undersigned takes this method Of inform in
J. the public that he has bought and is now perma
nently repairing ana fitting up the Cardina Pulling
and Manufacturing establishment lately owned b4
T. Teal, three miles south Of Cudz, ON the road 10
New Athens. lie expects 10 be ready TO do all the
Cardmg that he may be favored with this season
Wool will be taken in at the store OF Wood &
smiths, in Cadiz, and returned promptly, and ali
work warranted A liberal share OF public patron.
age is desired. Prices as low as other responsible
establishments JOSEF II e. JOHNSTON.
May IL, 1883.
n. b. Coverlet and Carpet Weaving done on the
most reasonable terms ior customers at the above
establishment r. JOHNSTON
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Mr. 1 ennel the | ion KING

MT. LUIIgBI. UIV sIIUH AIIIg'
will enter the Dens OF the Wild Beasts, and give his
classical illustrations of Hercules struggling with
the " mean Lion; Daniel in the Lions Den; Samson
destroying the Lion, &c.
One OF the most interesting portions Of the Exhi-
bion is formed by the display Of great collection Of
Wax Statuary,
including figures Of the size Of life Of all the Presi
dents OF the United States and also Of great mum
Der otnoted characters, American and Foreign. all
of which are accurate ikenesses and appropriately
costuned. In fact, the whole Establishment is q
vast repository OF
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the man without arms, who will execute his extra
ordinary fsus OF loading and firing pistol with his
toes cutting profile llkenessas shooting at mark
with bow and arrow, playing upon the ACCORDION
and Vionceu, etc. MIR. Nelis, in these perform.
ances, exhibits wonderful example of what indom!.
table energy and industry con accomplish, even
when laboring under disadvantages apparently the
most nsurinountable
A complete Menagerie Of
LIVING WILD ANIMALS,
ia also included in the American Museum, and at
convenient period during the Exhibition
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CHANGES OF WAR.--We see it stated that
the London insurance Offices offer 10 insure
the lives OF soldiers departing for Turkey, at
a rate Of f3 IS. on the Goo, and in case
of the loss Of a limb, one-half Of that amount
will be paid TO the assured.
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is attached to this Exhibition and will appear in al
is performances has given before the principal
crowned heads of Europe, including Songs, Dancea.
Grccian Statutes, and his admired personstons Of
Napoleon and Frederick the Great The httls
General is TwLSrY-Two years of age weighs only
fifteen pounds, ana is but twenty-eight inches high
Al4o engaged
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A. JUL. SCHREIBEK,

MOOREFIELD, HARRISON COUNTY O..
I nEALER in all kinds of Dry Goods, ciroccrieo
~. &c, which he sells cheap loI Casa, or gsod
due June 9, 1852.
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4 beautiful lot Of La DIES home made drgs snoes
N Gators &c. latest styles, and warranted to
ware we'll. Also Eastern do--at very low prices
J. PHILLIPS & SON
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THE WONDER OF THEAGE

all diseases of the Skin.
This Ointment will cure the Ssltrheum, and Burns
chapped hands, quicker and surer thai any other
neC icines of the kind before thopublic.
10 substantiate the above, can give hundreds
Of certificates, but consider it no use (any per-
son can do the same, if they have friends for even
worthless artcle,) rely solely the merits OF the
Ointment for the public patronage,
n. B. A single box OF this Ointme mt will keep any
Blacksniths, Farmers, Sailors, or Mechanic IS
hands, let them chap or crack eve so bad, sound
and in good working order all winrter.
Prepared and sold by MONROE TERREL,
Naugatuck. Conn.
WHOLESALE DEroTs.--C V Clikenner & CO., No. 81
Barclay St, New ork Fleming 6, Brothers, Pitts
burgh; Weeks & Potter, l5l Washington St, Boston;
VIM H Brown d Bro, No 4 Liberty St, Baltimore;
I w Dyou & Sons, Philadelphia.
Sold also by the principal Druggists, and country
Merchants Price % cents per box.
AGENrs.--john Beall &, S Hamilton, Cadiz, a.
I CrosIey 4 Loley New Market. Brown &;
Farmhouse, New Hugerstown. A Jul Schneider,
MooreGeld. L Phpps &, CO, Smyrna.
sep2S lSJ3iy
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10 acknowledgements.

ETT offer this season, the largest and best assort
w ment of Wall papers window papers, borders
etc, we ever had.
Every description of Ladies' Gents nd Chi'drens
Hosiery WHEAT d CHAPLINE
April 5, l85i.-3m. Monroe street, Wheeling.
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&UEeRdiG FMraaetMre.

TINE undersigned would respectfully inform the
public that he keeps constantly on hand all kinds
of Ca binet Ware, manufactured out Ct the best ma
teria and finished in the neatest style, which he will
dispose OF on the most reasonable terms.
He has also recently received from PittsburGhfN
large assortment OF Fancy and Common Chars a.
ng for Looking Glasses and Picture Frames etc
will carefully attend to funerals. lie has the only
Hears in town for the accommodation OF the country.
Cadiz, March 90, 1854 ]. w. GILLESPIE.
NJ la nice Rockaway Carriage tor sale cheap.
j. w. q.
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Cadiz Branch Rail Road.

VTTANTED-One good Carriage Body maker,
w also one gearing maker.
Apply Immediately. ..-
Thosehaving Carriages, Buggiss, to be repaired in
any way, would do well 10 try US Also ne" ones
made to order on the most reasonable terms for cash.
try us and see for yourselves.
Cadiz O March 80 lS54-3tpd
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WONDERFUL oBJEcTs OF NATURE ASp ART,
the full particulars OF which it wou be impossible
TO give within the limits of newspaper advertise.
ment and which has been brought togethsr at an
and most novel travelling Exhibition n this or aly
other country.
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Oh PalnungS and coIOred Steel Engravlngs.
50 eleg ant Oil Paintings, each l0OO
in spIe ibid gilt frames, size 3 #. 5000
100 elegant Oh Pal tngs, x 3, fl each, $50, 500
500 steel plate Engravings, brilliantly colored in
oil, rich gilt frames, ~ 30n. each SO, 5000
10000, elegant steel plate Eugravngs, colored in
oil, OF the Washington Monument, 20 x26,
each, 81, $4,000
$4,000 steel plate Engravings, from 100 different
plates, now in possession Of and owned by
the Artists Union, OF the market value Of
from 50 cts to LOO, csch 4l,0o0
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Real Estate. $4,000.

elegant Dwelling, in 92d St in N Y. city $4,000
9: building lots in loo and lOlst sta. N. Y. city
each 2j 100 fl. deep, each 1000, $4,000
l0Villa Sites conaining each 10000 so. fl in
the suburbs Of New Y crk city aud comnan-
ding magnificent view Of the Hudson Riy-
er and Long Island Sound, each, $500, $4,000
LOANS OF CASH, $4,000.
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Shan. Q eh0is!

tNTOOD y SMITH haye tor sale a fihs lot sg
w Shanghai Eggs WWrsnted s:aain stts sfssh.
Price ~ per dozen.
apft ~, ls5t - NF4 3a @8fs
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w YO MANG.

Inc huIueF OF tucH lIcNeL, Is eneu, IFsl, 70 Steel
plate engraving, lsize Is 80 in) of the GREAT
AMERICAN uISrORICAL WORK OE ART
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T. PHILLIPS & SOE.

Dealers III Boots, Shoes, Leather etc,
MAIN sTKFEr, OPPOSITE tn FrELic BuIlu.aGs
N:ldIE. NilI1t
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Great Artists Union Enterprise
s2SeD&b VDs9
GIFTs FOE EE2E PEOPLE.
a,nInl. S2IO.0OO.

The American Artists Ulion, wond res pectfuly
announce to the citizens of the Uuied States and the
Canadas that for the purpose OF the advancement and
extention OF the Fine Arts, and with view OF ena-
bling every tamiyphroughout the length and breadth
of the land to become possessed OF gallery OF pic
tares many OF them the work OF master minds, and
finally tor the purpose Of giving world wide circu
lation to
DurIey's Gvent Picture OF Wyoming
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LaSFS OF GsETS,

They have determined to distribute among the
purchasers of this work, Price, $l0o, 250O0O GIFTS
M t,.lta c.OSN
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mar Is l854.l

A LII of Dr. James medicines kept at
N mar22 1853 SHOTWELL g. GRADES
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Eight Beautiful Lions,
L. L, liarnnm.

Proprietor oiths American Museum, New York, ha,
he honor to annouce that encouraged by the bril-.
liant success which has attended all his various 81
forts !Or the amusement OF the public, he has beep
led 70 form the project organizing vast travelling
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DERAG and barred Delanes, very nice and cheap
ID at WOOD g. SMITHS.
nnril 1851
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ALLSORTS OF ITEMS

AgHon. Edward Everett, was sixty
years old on Tuesday last. He was born
April II, 1874.
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Final Accounts.

DLACK and Green Teas at ..
ID april 10, 1854 WOOD & SMITHS.
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TOOD chewing Tobacco and all kinds Of family
" Groceries at WOOD & SMITHS. .
april I9, 1884
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CtHIMAZETTS, Underseeves, Ladies collars,
" Laces and Edgings, Tidy, cotton, Linen Hdks.
in endless variety at WOOD u SMITHS.
(ap 10 1854
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-24

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE SAvsSS,H extensive
drug store Of NJ j. SoOOHs together with the drygoois
store Of Mr. Lipman, tho saOestore of Mr. Haze ana ne
hsrdwarp aId m s'oro, gnssmh shop, &c, OF Messrs
Low II aud Latin r. n Savannah, Ca were destroyed
by fire on the night OF the 10Th Comparatively re" oods
were saved. and those IN greatly damaged eonh'on.
TIE stores were all first class establishments aud the loss
is set down at s5cc0o or 100000 The buildings were
owned BY Geo W Owens whose loss IS stated at slSo'o
or s2o eco
Orlsndo ID Williams, ono of the Railroad Conspiracy
Conyicts escaped from the prison last week and hs not
since been heard Of reward of 500 has been offered
by the authorities for his apprehension ard return lie
was outside the walls assisting in butherng some porS
when he gave the keeper the slip IL has had tue liberty
Of the yard for GONE time. aud frequently allowed
outside a. il not suspected he wOnli thus sam
marily eloPe jackson tsiich American Citizen 18Th
The Erie prisoners s; in custody They all in
good spirits and 10 ike their quarters amaz
ngly lflusoursh DtsPESn.
There is nothing very singular in this Unless the Pitts
burgh is rery shabby institution Il must be preera
bic TO Erie as a residence. Detroit Enquirer.
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TIE NoRMoNS IN UrAH TERRITORY.

From The st Louis Democrat
In article, published time past in TIE Dem
ccY0 gave our reasons for suppong that Cap Gun
nson not killed by Indians aud stated facts and cir
cumsances tending to throw suspicion upon the MOons
Of Utah Territory. Our article published very
ensiyely by different papers in the country but those
the Atlantic board suppressed that portion Of il
General Government to the citizens Of tho West, while
millions are expended annually the East Our object
in making public the fscts tending crminate the Nor
mons was to call the attention Of the Government them
and to obtain If possible thorough examination OF this
horrible affair We had another Object-it nix the
attention of Government upon the aay outroge of pre-
cisely similar character which continually occurring
in the region most Of rkck hare Of late gears beeR
srdEtably committed by ne Aormoas and to obtain If
possible protection for the citizens of the West and for
ther commerce with the Pacific Ocean against the law
less gang Of poygsmists who have been organized by
t9ngress INTO Government under the name OF Utah
Territory
John W. Bernhisel the Mormon delerate 10 Congress-
ana the Mormon editor Of TAe ReDuJfcaa have under
taken 70 defend the polygsmous bandt Of Utah. and
their ceense 80 identical that looks a. II the Mormon
editor bad communicated with the Mormon delegate Jus.
Senator Atchison said he did with Col Msnyeunv on
the Nebraska question. II there Is any diruce in tbe
defense made by the delegate and the Editor J. i n fr
Of the former who SAYS the matter should be nvss,aI
whereas the editor is sgainst investigation nd In f,vor
Of taking the word Of Brigham Young and uooa 81 -,
horify alone fixing the crime upon the Indians IT, ~
pubiodE went far 70 procure elsgraDiic isr,t
nom Independence, which stated that the lnlians
"penittnt' fer having killed Gannison This dlsp,,,b
was dated az Gst tEo rleks ago and there has been
time for the mail to have brought Is ibe from Iaae
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THE MAINE LAW IN ILLINOIS.
Of The KY. fnbzns.

Corresrondsuee Of The n. Y. fdbzns.
MsLxxeo Ill, Wednesday. Jan is. 1854
The truth as IL in the Maine Law progressive in l
nos We are beginning take position arons the ssa's
Of the earth" in re- ard to liquor prohibition We have
ongenoueh been cursed by the traffic and insued oy
it. legal regulation and the people approaching the 1in
are comm ncng to administer humiliation to both.
sat Convention which wss held in Chicago list month
irsugursied campaign which we are determined shall De
contaminated next November in the election OF pledged
Maine Law Legislature and the stain Of groygeyim vii
we wiped from the Prairie State. The people ase every
where awakening from ethargy. Convictions are beng
held and Alliances organized in most of the northern coun
ties Several speak, from the East have been with US
Jewett Hale Merxin Earle and others hsve done great
good Ore bright element of hope is that the women
are at work Yesterday Alliance organized in this
county MCHerry by the voters and - day another has
been organized by that hall OF humanity who 0stt be 70
hrs Both conventions addressed by Parker Earle
ofverrnont We believe Mr. Earle originated the move
ment in the Safe He is able advocate of Prohibition
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pendence II any had arrived there, IN regard 20 tne COZ
LESSONS Of the indians and their peuence Tor me
and we should then have known upon whose ea'n91y
was Given TO whom the Indians confessed. snd wac
brought his important from the Sal Lake - ihIs
reDdence But the mail has brought Us nothing DC
,hsra ,as notng new from the Salt Lake, 80 Tas HPto
Les 5isrstch procured for the purpose OF making pao
lie opipon In favor Of the M0rnons and preventing inEesf
CATION goes for nothing -, -, H., a.; .-;,,a
NC, The Mornops but that the account given by Brigham
- the husbaud of seventy wives seemed to point 10
tba Mrmops rather than the Indians az the perpetro,
~ The deed We then referred TO the circumstances Tncn
ld s "a, this conclusion, and remarked tnat olr a,en'h
lad hem called them and our opinions formed upon
- ..s,ements Of men familiar with Indian habits AMI
IN arogsinted with the country TIE Rspsblioaa. in ia
Sfsse ~ the polycaus did not undertake 20 dsproye
tbs f,t that GunnOn and his not scalPed the
e.. tbat Indians invariably do scalp their vctims-the
fst thai Gunuisons surveys and papers were al taken
or deroved-the fact tina: Indians cannot read and
tbersore do Dot take or deroy papsthe fact that the
Norops compelled all the judges appointed by the United
State Coverineu 6y the territory 10 save their lives
that thew attempted to k James Brdger and couhscstsd
his uroerty arnassed through the tolls and pers OF
hirtv years residence in the mountains that they killed
nan AZ Russes Ferry and plundered Rassel of al bis
nor the fact tina. the people Of Missouri and Ill
nos we're compiled drive the MOrnons from among
beu on account Of their crimes and n9ecences of
these things did The Republican undertake to dsprOye or
denv but attempted to make false iss with changing
ms with having stated that Indians "muate their
victims This a isre and made for the
purpose of getting up fae issue Ii species Of de
fente for Mornonisn borrowed from MormoGs for when
the Mormons committed theft other crime in his STATE
or Illinois, they always had witnesses to shield them with
g. fe.Ic
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REFORMS NEEDED IN MIsstssIPPL-Among the reforms
suggested in Gov Foote'S yaledctoy address TO the people
Of Mississippi are the following
l. Prompt and efficient arrangements for the restoration
Of Public Credit and for lis future maintenance. The
establishment of liberal and extended system of Public
EducaOn The granting of all proper facilities for the
LAYING of RolrGgs permeatng the State for particular
vast interior every kind and the other in
estmalle advantages TO result therefrom. T. The
thorough Reformation of system of Criminal Juris-
of the most atrocous cuprs is found be well nigh i'm
possible s. The SUppressiOn throughth nstrumentaity
of wholesome and constitutional legislation, of that great
and growing evil Of intemPerdHee g. Some competent
provision for the definite settlement of the delicate aud per
pexipe question of State indebtedness by the action ofhe
people themselves their sOrerega edpz separate and
apart from all the ordinary political elections aud in such
manner as to save the honor Of the State from LASTING de-
gTdddti0n.
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The WINTER AT LAKE SUPrRIoR--A correspondent OF
The Cleveland Herald under date of Dec 2 writes from
Eagle HarbOr as follows:
we have had fair winter weather. few days of mild
weather rain and mixed Ii the wind Is southerly
rain if northeily and north west snow The north west
winds the that tell powerfully upon the
tai part Of the inhabitants OF Lake Superior 1t does not
require many hours travelling the rate of % 20 miles
hour for the atmosphere about HudsOns Bay aud the
great Slave Lake 10 reach have once or twice Gus
pecied that the gale with frozen messages from Com
mander Mcclure Melville Island aud bore dirges from
the ated souls that composed Sir John Frankns party
Those Arctic navgators much north of axe
Superior than north Of the Gull Of Mexico. This
season NAV be exception, but as yet have had
good slegLng and but few days Of weather Ga
Point keweenaw winter is cold Is generally
imagined owing TO the great body Of water ell sides
40 at the margin of the lake elsewhere the climate in
winter less rigorous than Is thirty fifty miles south
on the highlands There is ice in this lake,
the shores The past fortnight has been better for navga
ton than the previous one and good large powerful boats
such as you lave Lake EIie, might fortnight
longer This lake is usually open month later IN the f
than Lake Ere but the Straits of ST. Mary are closed
early in the season which suspends the business of nsv
CATION here"
Under cate OF Dec Il, the same writer adds:
The sky Is still coudcss; the sun shining all day and
the iuI moon all night The lake s like polished glass
ard the children are playing about the sand banks
though spring had already In the woods there is
snow but lot enough make slsghng the roads
We expect mail ebout Christmas. Thanksgiving day
had passed before knew when il to be. Christmas
being fixed by higher law than the Governor of Mich
igan We shall not be at a loss for the day.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS..

AUTOGRAPHS FOR FREEDOM Edited BY JULIA GatFFIrus.
I2no. PIP Sts. Anb0rn; Alden, Besrdsy L Co.
The appearance OF second volume of this work indi
Gates the success of the novel psn which attempted to
cary into effect Il consists Of several brief AMI sppro
pirate articles by distinguished advocates of human free
dom, accompanied by their autographs and in SOM in
by their portraits AIMING the contributors W. fnd
the names OF L Giddngs Wm Jay, Antoine;te Brown,
Theodore Parker Chas + Adams jacob Abbott, Thomas
Starr King. Horace Greedy Gerit Smith II. w Emerson
E. H. Chaplin, NJ Clay II Ward Beecher, Harriet B
Stowe and numerous others. The following is Emerson
characteristics Offering
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We have before rs the proceedings Of public me'ns
held at Orland Indiana the 18Th inst to consider the
subject of the arrest OF three worthy gentlemen ezeas OF
that place for the henous crime Of succorng and
the Fugitive rove from slave to free territory Il seems
that hev we're indicted al the December term of the
Court at Indianapolis and thai the recently de
BY Madison March the Deputy Marshal The meeting was
after ded by citizens of S;eu5en and adjoining Counties
ard was eoqucny addressed by DIR I. b. Soss, after
which series Of spirt'd resolutions adopted de-
nouncpg the brutal lectures # the Fugitive slave Enact
M NJ and holding up execraon the conduct OFFS the afore
ssd Marshal through whose nsrumentaiiy il is alleged
the indictments procured The citizens pledge them
selves to stand by aud defend the gentlemen under arrest
and call general meeting 0rland the 3lst January