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Sale of Claims.

BY virtue Of an order of the Probate Court OF
Monroe county, Ohio. the subscriber. as Admis.
traitor of the estate of James Guthrie. deceased,
will. on Monday. June s. 1854, at II O'Clock M.
at the door Of the Court House in Woods6eld, in
said county, offer for sale sundry judgments, notes
and accounts due to said estate. some of the debt
oIs being of doubtful solvency, and others living
remote from the subscriber.
JOHN DAVENPORT. Adm'r..
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Marble Shop.

THE undersigned respectfully infurms the pub
i lie, that he still continues to manufacture
Tombs, Monuments, Grave Stones,
Sc, at his shop in Miltonsburgh. Monroe county.
Ohio, Of any style desired. aud of the best quality
OF American and Italian Marble. which he has
made arrangements to receive from the East
He also intends establishing Shop in Woods.
field. in the course Of few days. for the convent
ence OF his customers.
His work will be furnished at reasonable prices,
and delivered at such places as may be agreed up
on. He has received two premiums from the
Monroe County Agricultural Society. for speci-
mems OF his work. and he f1atters himself he can
render satisfaction to all who may want work in
bis line. Orders left with D. H. WIRE. Esq.
Woodsheld. VIM. READ, Miltonsburgh and DR..
JuDKINs. Malaga, will receive prompt attention.
May 10, 1854. H. HERSTNG.
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.Il.a sAtrfcalturai meeting.

si'sa Agricultural Meeting.
The Board Of Managers Of the Monro
Coantys Agricultural Society win meet j,
shestevn of w oods6eld, on Friday, tn
aehhst, 4 fdll a,,endanoe is requested
The.fallewing are the names of the Boar'
elected II last annual meeting:
arssidsni--tJohn Kerr,
Vies fissidsnt-John A. Davenport,
saannsse-John B. Noll,
Ssssstafy-Wm. Steel.
Assistant Sec'y.-J. NJ. -Kirkbride,
Asntgsrs-N. Hollister,
has y.su. Daniel Patterson,
sas ysassal Thomas Neal,
---.--. jacob Vernon,
i8sg ; Charles Wells.
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I'M MONROE COMMON PLEAS.

Waterman Palmer. Roswell Marsh, Admins
vs. istrator of Joseph M. Mason,
Roswell Marsh, IS deceased, Robert F. Naylor,
Administrator of and the creditors of the late
Jos. NJ. Mason ct al. firm Of Nsylor & Minor. will
take notice that depositions will be taken on be-
half Of the complainant in the above case, at the
Office Of Holiister. Okey & Hollister, in Woods-
field, in said county, on the 10Th day of June.
next. between the hours Of 8 o'clock A. M. and
6 O'Clock p. NJ. VIM OKEY,
May 10, 1854. Mas. Com'r.
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STATE OF OHIO, MONROE COUNTY
: COURT.

PROBATE COURT.
IVilliam Stanton. I'D. l Nlhe said William Stan.
usinistrtOr Of Caleb j ton. as administrator
HOODS, deceased, as aforesaid, has this day
Us: fled in the said court his
Rachel .dnn Hobbs. Petition. setting forth in
acidosc. and substance. that on the
Dauid NayiOr and 18th of March, 1916, the
Asnza Fl. his tcye. late said Caleb Hobbs now
daaSo II. Hobbs. decessed. by written ar.
Alonzo N. HObbs. ticle sold to Jesse Wells
Mary Lesitia Hobbs. the southeast quarter Of
Clarence ID. w. Hobbs, the northeast quarter Of
Eliza r. W. Hobbs. E Section twelve. Town.
Caleb William Hobbs. ship Eve. Range seven,
Minor children and and the northeast quar-
Heirs at iosc qf ter Of the southeast quar-.
Caleb Hobbs, deceased ter of the Same Section.
Township and Range. and the east half Of the
northwest quarter Of Section six, Township eve.
Range seven, all lying in Monroe county. That
,sid Jesse Wells has made full payMeai for said
lands and IL entitled to deed. and accordingly
asks leave Of court to make the same. If said de.
PENDANTS have objechons. they can appear in said
SQUIRT on or before the FIRST Monday in June nex,.
md make the same known.
JOHN w. OKEY. Probate Judge.
EDwARp ARcHBoLD. .dffy for Pef'r.
April %, 1854. m3t3w 7 90
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DIsSOLUTION.-T partnership hereto.
IL fore existing between Elizabeth Nesbits and
George w. Patton, under the nome Of Patton :
Co.. II Sardis, Ohio. ives ON the 26th of April.
1864, dissolved by mutual consent
ELIZABETH NESBlTT.
Nav 8, 1854.
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A TTACHMENT.-Atm my instance an attach
IA ment was issued on the 10th day Of May,
A D. 1854, by VIM. Hobaugh, Justice of the
Peace of Malaga township, Monroe county, Ohio.
against the goods, chattels moneys. and effects of
George Matchet, non resident of said county
and State, for the sum of Sc 95.
May "a. 1854. SAMUEL MCGUIRE.
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HTi2fx EAzsrzss-Our good friend
L. RAxss, shss oemmenoed the publication
Sf tspsf. bearing the above title. at Bev.
-sslysag gashington county. Ohio. II is well
sxs6Slsd ], and worthy ofla liberal patro-
natss which We hope its publisher viii re-
.esiif |pccsss 70 you, Lewis.
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STATE OF OHIO. MONROE COUNTY,
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, IN AND FOR
SAID COUNTY.
PETITION FOR PARTITION.
Daniel Balcht, and Margaret. kis wife,
Rebecca Pickeus, widow Of William Pickens,
deceased, James South. and Sarah Jane. his
wife, William A. Pickens, Thomas J. Pickens,
Adam C. Hathaway. and Agnes Ellen. his wife,
and James c. Pickens, minor.
NOTICE 10 hereby given that the petitioners
IN have this day. filed with the Clerk of said
Count, their petition, 10 which they Get forth
that william Pickens. died. seized Of the south
wsst quartss OF the south west quArter Of section
No. Ia, al township 6, and range 6. containing
20 acres. Also. the north half Of the nerth east
quarter Of section Is. township 6, aud range 6.
containing 50 acres. Also, the south west quar-
ter Of the north east quarter OF section l2, OF
toWnship 9. Of range s, coatainiug 40 acres. Al.
90. the south pert Of the west haif Of the Rovsh
west quarter OF section H. OF township 6, Of range
g. containing So acres. Also. the north east omar,
ter Of the north west qua,ter Of section Is, of
townsh,p 6. Of range 9, oontaininK al acres. Al.
80. the north west quarter OF the north quar-.
ter OF section =. OF tawnship 6. Of range 6. and
ten acres from the west part Of the north cyst
quarter OF the north west quarter, Of the same
sectinn. to wnship and raage, making 30 acres.
That the petitioners are heirs at law Of ssid
decsasedi that they Are entitled To- sixth part
al ssid premises; that - soon . they lawfully
may. said petitioner viii demand partition ac-
cordinaty. JOHN SiNCLAfk,
March "a. 1854. Attorney for Pe,i.ioners.
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NK7YLLIAM GRIFFITH,S Estate
" Nassce 10 hereby given that the subscriber
has been appointed and qnalified a. administrator
Morros county, Ohio. Dated this LIST day of Mag
1854. LEVIN M0RRERLY.
May ,. 1854 ~ = 1850 ''.'s -
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TOHN WHITNEY,S ESTATE.-No,;c. i.
u hereby given that the subscribers have been
appointed BY the Probate Court of Monroe ooun.
ty. Ohio. Administrators OF the Estate ST Jobn
Whitney. late of said county. deceased, aad re-
ceived letters Of administration
ELIZA WHITNEY,
May 8, 1861. JOHN HENSELL.
HENRY BACH'S EsTATE.-Notice il here.
~ by given. that on the 18th day Of April. 1854.
from the Probate court Of Monros countv. Ohio
upon the estate Of Henry Bach, ir., late of said
county, deceased. LEWIS WATER
b APri! le, ls54 -. =
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The peculiar maladies to which females are SUBJ
ject commonly produce great bodily exhaustion.
accompanied by a depressed and often gloomy
state OF mind. AS the system declines in strength
there is loss of nervous power, and this very st-
uraliy l'npairs the energy Of the mind and dis
turbs the equsnimity of the temper. Every can.
did woman who has suffered from fema . COM
plants Twill admit this TO be the mournful truth.
Now to obtain relief il is only necessary to stop
the tendency to depletion and debility. This is
done by renewing that fountain of health and
strength, the BLOOD, and no medicine accom-
plishes this desirable result speedily and COM
plete as 'sDr. Guysott's Improved Extract Of Yell
low Dock and Ssrsaparia. ~ "ats-ss8 81 - - Ezsss
Ladies OF pale complexion and consamptivos
habits, and such a. are debilitated BY those OH
structions which females liable 10, are restore
ed, by the use of bottle or two. TO bloom and to
vigor. 50 f'A -
o. DR.. Guysott's Improved Extract Of Yellow
Dock and SaIssparilla is a sure remedy Tor Here-
ditary taint. i5ss.,a al,s s...s
FEMALES READ THE FOLLOWING.
NEwARK, N. j., Jan. %. :
Mr.. Benneff-We take pleasure in stating that
your Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla gives great
satisfaction in every case. ssss -
A very respectable gentleman iufosme line that
his daughter was troubled with difficult nei,siru-
alton and other diseases peculiar to her sex. She
had not had her regular menstrual discharge for
long time; but by the use of DR.. Guysot's ell
low Dock and Sarsapafilla Was radically cured.
She used Townsend's and others withoutfec siv-s
ing the slightest benefit. He bad one daughter
die from the same cause. J. B. TH,pP & Co.
Cure Of AZ, .AggraUated. Caseof Erysipeios.
The cures performed by DR.. Guysotts Extract
of Yellow Dock and Ssrsspsrilia ara lasting. The
patients general health contipeS to improve after
disease il removed. Cures are nct ehe6pieisdS
until time has fully tested that thsrs can be no
relapse or return Of the diseass. = sis' ~
Price 81 per bottle-six bottles for s. ~ s
Sold by - .16 81 JOHN DsPARK.
N. E. corner Fourth and w alnut streets,--ec-
trance on Watnut-to whom all orders must Be
addressed z1 80 t.s g So Z 80 2
For sale by J. A. & G.. II. Davenport.
Woodsfeld; II. E Kotzebue. Maasga-
Pollock, Carter & Co., Sunfsh; M Fl.
Miles & Son, Somerton; Cotton q
Buell., Marietta So ssss.'s S
March 8, 1854. # - s4its4-ss ~ ts-tp 2
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e. Santa Anna seems 10 have his own
,sroabotnl fntsilaexico. Late arcounts say
ahaf ~ fsSoluiionary movement Of Al
vssseis bs6cming serious affair. and
dat iasa lsae engagement. Alvarez was
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Wistars Balsam of Wild Cherry

THE BEST REMEDY EVER KNOWN TO MAN
For Coughs, Colds, asthma, Group. BroncAafiss1
Influenza, Needing Of the Lnags. Difficult =.
Breathtng. Lipers affections, Pom or
Weakness IF the Breast or Side,
h. First Sf0ges IF Consumption,
&c.. &e., &c tttsRoisas
In short. this Balsam is peculiarly adapted 10
every disease of the Lungs and Liver. which 10
produced by our eyer-yarying climate. sssn . as
INFLUENzA AN D CONSUMPTION 1T is indeed
melancholy truth that thousands fall Victims Il &
Consumption every year from other cause than
neglected colds; yet we find hundreds. and thou-
sands. who treat such complaints with the gseat-As
est indifference, and let them run on for weeks
and even months, without thinking of the danger.
At FIRST, you have what you consider slight
cough cold, allow business, pleasure, or cares
lessness to prevent you from giving It any stten.
tion; it then settles upoa your breast 2pu become
hoarse. have pains in the side chest, expeclotates
large quantities Of matter perhaps mixed with
blood; difficulty Of breathing ensues. and then
you find your own foolish neglect has brought ons
this complaint II. then, you value your life OF
health, be warned in time, and don't trile with
your cold; but Immediately procure bottle or two
of that famous remedy. DR.. Wistar's Balsans ef
Ntld Cherry, which is well known to be the most
speedy curesveT known ,ss thousands gil testify.
whose lives have been saved by it. ssssg7s ! =.
For fnflusnxa it is the very beet medicine 10 The
world. So N-ss -
Be mot deceived, remember that II 10 "Dr. WSs.
far's Balsam Of HID Cherry" that performs the
most wonderful cures. and il Is the remedy shak:
will afford you immediate relief.
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4 TrAcHMENr.--A our instance an at.
"a tach'nent was Issued On the ssh inst, by
james Blsre, Justfcs Of the Peace. for SwitzeT.
land township, Monroe county, Ohio, against the
goods. chattels and effects of Joseph C. Cation, IN
abscoading debtor, for the sum of $40 20.
JAMES HUGHES,
May -, 1654--3ts G. w. McGINNIS.
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IsDo Lines Saped by the s,sc Of oaly Three Bog
fles ,f LL1S.forse Roleas, of EISId (skS,rst

IsDo Lines Saved by the mse Of only Three Bass
tles Of NSsfar's Bdlsam Of Hitd Cherry.
Mt. E DEN. KY, July Fl. 1852
Messrs Harcourt Howard e. kCo.--Gents:--iTha s.
"Dr WistArs Baleam of Wild Cherry, that I.
bought Of you has been Of such signal benefit IN
nay family. that wish make its vht.ss known
| for the benefit of she publiceae,s
! My wife to.k cold al the time os ar con61se
| meat, which settled on her Luhls. The physi-
| Clans pronounced her disease consumption. She
had prdflise night sweats, and had coughs; sss Il
was gwen up, for we despaired OF her reeov eryssa
and her child partook of her complaint. She then
fcommsrced taxing 81 H'ssfas's Baisam If Wff6
Cherry. aad three bottles Effected an entire cure
with her and the child both. sasis 81 ,sss.e -.
have NO doubt that they would have now beeN
in their graves il they had not have used Wistar's
sis SETH r. sEARcr. s
Seth r. SesScy. whose Certificate 10 ahove. is .;
man Of a. much verncity as any in this c6untrys
and man Of good judgment, and we place entrs
reliance on his statement. 80
a.aa HARCoURT. HOWARD & Cos. u
s Price 81 per bouie-six sbotsle. for s5. IS Fs
Sold by Il I'D. PARK, Cincinnati, @.
Northeast corner Of Fonah and Wainut ssSeets--,y
entrance On Walnut stIeet-to whom all ordera
must be addressed !.
For sale by J. A. & G.. H.. Davenport. :
Woods6eid; II. E. Kotzehue, MalaGas
Pollock. Carter g. CO., Snntsh; NJ. g.
Miles q Son. Somerson; Cotton q
Buell., Marietta. go. s.'s.s,
/ March 8. 1851
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Blank Deeds for salesat this J
. 'ssS' 0FrlCK.
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NKW G00DSi

The Subscriber has Just received from Balti.
more aud Philadelphia. Large and Splendid
Stock Of SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
consulting in part Of =
DRY
Groceries, Hardware, Queens,cdre, Boots,
SHOES. CAPS. BON.N,ETS. &C.. SC
COME QUICK! If YOU WANT GOOl
& BARGAINS !a,a
tSst'ii& J. NJ. KIRKBRIOE.
woods6eld, April. 1854. .-----z-,-
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9 Vols. Beach's Practice,
so g Fitch's Medical Lectures,
Forsaic at KfRKRRIDEaS Med. Dep.
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Dr.. Gnysotl's Improved Extract Of :.
Yellow, Dock & SarsaparilIas,
Is now put up in the largest sfzed Bottles. ahiis
acknowledged to be the best Sarsapafiila made, .
as 10 certified by the wonderful cures il has per-
formed, the original copies Of which are id tl,e
possession of the Proprietor. Remember. thisss
+ is the only true and original article.
This Medicine. when used according to directions,
WILL CURE WITHOUT FAIL !. !. $ $
Scrofula,
or Kings Evil, ssst g -
oi Cancers, Tumors, s@ot "a sssisfs
Eruptions of the ,Skin,s ss.e ,giss ~
Eryspe'as Chranic Sore "a ..s !,
Eyes, Ringwo,H, or letters.
Scald Head, Rheumstism, Pains in -.
the Bones or Joints, old Sores aud sUJl. @ i11ii
Gers. Swelling of the Glands. Syphilis. .Dyss, ~,
pepsia, Salt Rheunl, Disease of the Kid .ss.ta
neys. Loss of Appetite, Disease aris- :
L g ing from the use Of Mercury, - 8
sd Pains in the Sides and Shout. 3sttts!ts
ders, General Debility, .f.sa ssa.s i
~ Dropsy, Lumba-
sl go, Jaundice,
tssss.ss5 and Costiveness. - tf- =
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...,sltnx't' or HONOR.

Hooetsod On subsofipuon 70 the "SPlrlt
p(6Hot te4cy,'s for the week ending Sat
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EuW AND AHCHBoLDs .dT,y Tor Pef' =
April %, 1851. m3f3w @ a
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Woodsfield Feb. 22, 1854.
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GREAT FIRE IN NEW. ORLEANS.

NEW-ORLEANsi thursday, MarcA TO- 4o'f'
destructive fire broke out about O'Clock this morning
ON the corner of Nalchez and Magazine sss being tie
heart Of the business portion ofle city and ragged furoa'
for about ur houIs Thirteen buildings were destroyed
and the following are the principal sufferers IT, Perry
furnishing store; Deegreve lime dealer Burrows q
Osborn. wine dealers A l. Addison & Head, eonns
sion merchants Price, Walsh Il Co. and c. Il j. B.'e
tobacco merchants Oker X Co. and Murphy & Nevins
aucoueers and Burgers furniture store The Canal Bank
was badly scorched but escaped destruction Several
other buildings also damaged
Dsniel Woodruff President of the Exempt tueIen !
Renevoen: Association was killed by the falling Of wal
and William Mcleod, foreman OF one Of the Fire Com
panes vas 70 badly injured hat lie subsequently, died
Several other fremen were also much hurt
The loss is estimated ct from 100000 to s35oo53 ana
there are assurances the extent OF s2-SOOo a. io"'
$4,000 in the sun Mutual Co s44o0O IN 'he OI7S0'H
MptuaI 80 600 in the Home Mutual $4,000 in the oeAo,
COMPANY $4,000 in FIVE other Companies OF tbs city s'
s1CCCO 10 Philadelphia.
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THE JOHN l. AVERY CONTRADICTORY
REPORTS

The report Of the loss OF 40 50 lives by the sinking Of
tie John / Avery 9, Black Hawk P0.ni appears ron
New Orleans pspers 10 have been great e1a ~
Tie Correrd Bp,a Of the 18th inst says 1ait o. 'ns
arrival Saturday OF tie steamer Genf4ie Japan l.
arned that the John l. Avery hence ioF On
cirns s.ruk srsc and sunk on toe Oh inst At Black
Hawk Point While TIE boat sinking he cI5n pire
from The hull ard oaisi distance with large namor
Of pass gers en- board when tire steamer Suans took
in srd landed the passengers two miles bsloF the
Of disaster Four persons w The second maze aad
tire Passengers are known to be lost OF whom was
W Shaw Of VI npbs TIE bost and cargo we're to;s!
loss bet the books and papers ard some baggage was
saved
Per Contra We have the following by telegraph. which
from good authority though it is possible the oti
may not have been Of the Of the Goat
irg cabin b. the Suliana,
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THE GADsDEy TREArT.-Tae Noe OreEHs BE con-
fnns ths r,Port that Santa Anna had agreed to tho
amendments by the United Ssios to the Mexican treaty
Il SAYS that General Anone hes been sent by Santa Anna
to Washington with full power to agree to any modification
of tie treaty so IS ts early ratification by the
two Governments. Cen Almonte is also instructed to
ransn one million dollars of the money to the Consul at
New York FOR Mexico who is directed to proceed at oncs
to Spain and engsge staff of experienced officers for
vice in the Mexican army Santa Anna, it s stated decms
tie services these Offices necessary the maintenance
of his imperial dignity.
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THE TEMPERANCE BILL AT ALBANY

bpeth Dis latch 70 The n J. IrIbuhe
ALBANY, Monday, March 90, 1856 p. NJ
The House has been ia Committee all the afternoon on
AsTemperance bill. No question was taken snd it was
ss the special order for 10 afternoon again An
emp. was made to get the bill in Committee ofthe Whole
bsxow, and have the question taken on each of the
snsninents proposed by the minority, Mr. Mallory with
u dshss This failed
The Governor has approved of the bill lonning the
Gsdt Of the City of Albany to the Northern Railroad
Company.
third call Of 10 per cent is made on the Albany and
DvquebanDa Railroad shares payable on the lst OF April
Tie Utica DAILY Herald learns from United States Com
nioner Boyce that Foster BOsworh late Postmaster at
Tvy has fully satisfied all the demands of Government
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MovTyrSrs oy SLlvEay pEoPk6iSpsrs NARY
IaSp-We find in Annapolis paper the proceedings Of
souo az the savoholiers and their sbettor OF the
cut and in1rovsrishsi plantations Of Maryland The
demonstration was held N the Capitol st AnnsPols Col
G. W. HagLes prsiding, on the sA iss. Dir. I T.
Meitir Of the Sicse Csptl GS-tN "Denporstic"
paper o,red series Il rosolroas strongly in favor Of
the Ksnsas Nebraska bill euogsng Douglas {, The skies
and declaring him TO be worthy OF tie mantle b.
"questhed by the ascending spiri. Of our E sh'
rreaning Henry Clay Cold effrOnisTy 20 further than
this No true friend Of the memory OF Mr. Clay would
make such acompsrison. a Col Browne of SebrAskA'
some tool OF he slave power the West and Interested in
Southern live stock nex,ofered long string ofsesOve
dervipg the power Of Congress over the proprty 81
individuals ass rtng the right OF the Shareholders 10
enre with their ohsttes into tie region covered By tho
Missouri restriction and in favor OF the restoration OF the
slavery laws OF Loussnsa existing &; hsm, of is trans
far BY Frsnce to the United States in 1903 We give
specinen Of the resolves OF this Nebraska Cc'ond and
Slavery Propsgsndis,;
80 ,A,,, the Nisol corPrrs.e W, 'sl,isa sy u,
clearly the elton q s or N,ogit Com
Ias III tbs. IN Of tie Missouri coripromse wa
Mexico ana Utah, and saosn % OSpsSns ties
Ti,re r.,, that the lh sd sab section, OF ne K,ns.
ard NeSrsl bill reported sri seatei b. the Ssa,te are
n COutgoo voll,iOa ofhs .osns
~ vhch ihc embraced WITHIN TIE
toe territories cd AID % doog a1 al tse rosef,ed
rsh recre ory sn ia, las teea rcPesiedy
ed snd r,rusated ty Copsss~r
Some If Brownies r solves urge the purchase OF tho
lands Of the Cherokee and Wyandoe Indians for the
complement of Douglas swiudlng bill Both sets of re-
solves adopted ser addresses by William Ciaais.
Nlian Tinkpoy it IS sad Of Senator pinkney. who
was active in procuring the adoption OF the ssOar Com
prom.el one Of the surgeons attached to the United
States Naval Academy at annapolis natl nal instu,u.
supported by the p,opo of the whole country AMI Col.
William A Spencer who Slavery prrpssanists would
be 10 obtain another outlet for the dissemination
Of the peculiar Institutions of the South in tie vast re oas
west oil Arkansas end Missouri