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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

y Nollee u hereby rlyea that will sell, nj
public auction, on Monday, the third day ~ April
next. NJ tho TreasuFor's 0nleo the Town Of
hrookVtue. all The y .rsonal property Of Frederlc
y 0rrfc, late of franklin county, deccnsed. con.
slsilng Of Que gold watch one douhlc.barreled gun,
one largs spy-glass ons port folio, ono brace ~
pistols. Quo bowie knlf,, lot 81 books IN the
oerman Language, boots, coats pants, shirts, aud
olhef articles too tedious IN mention.
credit Of nine months will be given on all
sums over three dollars by tho purchaser giving
his nota, with approved security. waving all val.
uation aud apprlsoment laws, aud benrlng Interest
from date. JOHN X. GOODWIN,
a1u,IaYafYaf.p
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Dried Apples 100
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sltO AoOtrtisemtts.

MARION WILLS no uENT.--nins
w will b. received f,r lenalng lor 4, y, ~ 8
YEAR,, the Mills NJ Marion, shelby co.. ind. They
consist Of a nvurluR mill, with two run OF stone,
y good ordcri n saw mil, aud woolen factory
They hfe atnatod on Hlua River ) miles above
snelhyvllle, ind, They have the entire waters o
ilue River, with good dam and saf' Fncc. They
ara about miiea nom any othar mlla-one mills
from The Railroad, and la one OF The beat agrlcul
turai regions la me state. will receive Cor 5
weeks, bids for renting these mills, the lessee IA
eep lhe dam and race Ia resale.
Direct bids 10 iiroofviile, Ind. ~
&, v. CLARksoN,
Fob, asd last, General AgeHt.
rksAs- Tho Weekly Indiana journal, Weekly
w. Cincinnati Commercial and hhvlbyVille
Volunteer Will publish the above weeks each,
and charge Cincinnati, Indianapolis aud Chicago
Railroad Company,
March 2, Nv
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nn. wIsTAn,s naLsAuorwILD

~ cherry is n chemical extract OF wild
Cherry and Tar. Everybody knows that wild
Cherry possesses important medicinal properties;
and that Tar Water has always oesn administered
Ia Consumption and Lung Affections generally,
b, our oldest and safest ply slcans. Various rom.
cdics have boon onsrcd f,r the euro OF diseases Of
The lungs bat Of all that have yet been discovered
4 !. admitted by physicians, aud all who have wit.
e sod It's effects, that has proved ne sacocss
cal as this. For Asrua,, snoRrSEf or Barlrn,
aud similar affections, u may b. PRONOUNCED A
fos.ftsn crRK. u has cured Asrna, la "a any
cases OF ten and twenly ycars Standing, after
ph!nclans had declared tbs G, ., beyond lhc roach
OF medicine.
This iialsam IA nado from material, which ma !.
taro has placed In all northern latliadss. a. N
anlidole for diseases caused by cold olmatss.
"Natuo Il bat The name for an offcet
whose cause 10 GodH
Lot ~ obe, her plalnest dictates.
10 sc adye rtisoment.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-03-03

CIBE and water proof Hoofing.--
j. Tho undersigned having beon appointed Agent
for y. NJ. s. G, N, WarFpns Firo aud Water Prooi
Roofing, ID now read, 20 do roofing Of this kind IN
The Store rooms OF ~, w, Halo and ", n, & ], q,
Burton, In Rockville, are eayarod with this Mind
OF r0onnR, 70 whom iho public nru rolufTnd, ~
durability, cheapnoss, safoly, aud convenience, MI
recommend ~, as superior, ~ Tho eonslgueilon OF
most buildings, w, ., BAKER,
~ i0,3I-2o-i'y
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-03-03

ID Introduction nuy, Saturday. March az isst
We shall Introduce our Spring STYLE OF Gentle.
mems Hats. on saturday, March an. Tho ropnta.
ton We havv already eaincd for tho Manufacture
~ tte best Meloskin and Beaver flats. " sunic.
,ens guarantee for The quality, Tho SDle of our
Hats til' spring, VIII surpass, for beauty aud
nealnesa, anything heretofore offered,
l.. ". BAKER a co.
the introduction day.
March 3, lI,GM.
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r.. w. IUBBARD.

ftAI,rtIAGE uANuFACTUH q n ,
\ on Maine burgess Street. nfooks HE Just below
the public squsrs. has always on hand q large ne.
sortment Of Carriages. consisting OF koeknvAys,
Rougs and Roadys, plain Roekaways, Pheion,
and nugrirs.
Purchaser. will nnd Il 10 ihclf advantage 10 call
aud examine my work, ~ my stock Is The irrgcst
IN town, and my prices ~ low Ne the same quality
OF work elsewhere.
I also keep forsale Carriage Harness ofsn, ss,ie
or price.
lam prepared 70 nnish 10 order any description
Of cafFiage, not on hand NJ shortest notice.
Particular attention paid 10 repairing.
April, t831.-i5-tf
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Gbs 1pmensal altar.

MARRIED.-On the 27th ult, in
Lamel. Ind. by Rev. A. Bussey, Mr..
DANIEL ID. THOMPSON, and Miss Nancy
p. WySEcooP, all OF this county.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-03-03
TilK STATE oFINDTAAA,l In the Court Of
Franklin 'ouniy Common picas OF
SAID County, January Term, A. u. ltsi.
Elisha .. iInviiIe Petition fors
" Conveyance


ToMkH the plaintiffs by Morrow their alto ney
u bnd ME their petillnn herein accompanied bi
an afldHtt showing that ffAncls A, thoup
tints Of iullnhn, 10 VII (heFa lusert) n u
therefore ordered b, The Court that Hos GO ~ me
ptndunc, 81 said petition be given o. said noul
resident defendant ~ publication w aomp new q.
paper Of general circulation printed and published
IN The count, ~ Ffnnhlin aud Slate ~ indiana.
notifying said nnu'rrsidcht defendant 10 appear
on the seeohd Ia, % the uest term Of said touri
IA ho hHld2n w the Court House ln The Town ol
hfpok Vile County ~ Franklin and Hlnle NJ bat.
ana, on thu fiat Monda, ~ Apf,l lraI aud AnsWel
or hsmnr 10 said pailiion. ~ Ne came will DO
heard in bis nbsence, A true copy nom thu
records ~ said conH, Attest
February 90, eas JOHN Al. JOHNSTON,
Mar, ,. fi,1s. =. &C. 4. &C.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. n0rrcr-

n Notice Is herol,y given that lho UNDERMINED
has been appointed Administrator NJ the Eslate OF
Ffeicric =. Grove, citizen or Morhlenbure
sehwclrlh, Germany, bat laio ~ franklin county,
JOHN u. GOODWIN,
.fdHiHiefFafor
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-03-03

Ladies' Shoes.

f2O pairs Calf Doolsl
100 /" Kip ~
90 "Gnat Buskinsl
% Enameled young Ladies' BooisI
% Fine KID Aibonisi
ag Now style oniterrI
% - Rubber Buesklnsl
~ - low kaudnltl
~ Fur Lined over Shoesg
Together with large and splondid assortment
Of Chldrvn's aud Misses, extra INA shoes, Aswo
pay particular attention In The selection OF 0ui
boots and Shoes 10 regard 10 durability and neat,
ness, We have no hcsltency ~ rceam me pdinR Che
snme, and have no funrs of being oNcellod To- this
branch ofour buflneFs,o r ~ being beat selling
low, Nd, OALLlON6 SON,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-03-03
RlllKIILLl COLLEGE

TUyfffs Institution Il nov ready 10 receive any
number ~ young gentlemen nhd young IN.
dies. and afford thom the best offacillties
for obtaining thorough education. The building
Ia large aud convenient. aud the Hoard Of fnstruos
ton will be increased rs the wants ofthe Institution
demand, Those young men who may even prefer
at older fnstitutions will do well n ne
qnre the preparatory studies here, wherq tho
classes are not too large for convenience, aud
whore they are not taught by under graduates, A.
IN NEST old Institutions. Young ladies', ON grad
uatlnR, viii receive appropriate diplomas.
linhrdina can be had in cool families, near the
college edlhce NJ two dollars per week, Young
men an board ihgmaoly lat about sixty cents per
week. Tho prices OF ti,on range from $3.50 10
100 per quarter with ten per cent Discount Tor
advance paS inenl. For further particulars addr 40
JNO. "a, LOCkk, PFost
brook VILE lnd. Feb, q lt3i,i
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Tux STATE or INDIANA IN tho cour, Of
franklin County. I Common Pleas OF
said County, April Term, A. u. 1884.
Petition for n
CONVEYANCE.

Jane shoup aud others. N'"''''"'''
CONES The petitioner, By Wilson Morrow his
Y attorney. aud hics hia Petition herein accom-.
panied BY M nnldnyit showing that Francis A.
Shoup. one 81 said defendants. Ia not resident OF
the Slate OF Indiana. The sild Fmncls A. fhonp
said petition. aud nniess he appear on the second
day OF the ncxt term ~ said Cou-t Of Common
frns, 10 be held VI HE Court HOUSE IN Brook vile
IN the conniS OF Frank lln aud state OF indiana
on the first Monday of April 1854. aud answer or
deinur 90 said petition, the will be heard In
hls absence February sist A. -. tS5f
Attest, JOHN NJ, JOHNSTON,
Mar. 4, li,aw. Gee. ~ G.
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auocEuItss,--jusit resolved aud for saIs-.
u 60 Bss, N. q. holnssesi
5 !" Golden syrup a sugsr Iiopss dol
10 Iihds prime Sugar
40 Sacks best Rio conecl
1iefee hleel
10 llbis Fish.
1000 los Ts,lof's b., Sole Leather, ~
hp92 =, y, GALLON A ron,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-03-03
Commercial.
cincinnati Markets

Corrected weekly expressly for the In
diam American, by AARON A. Golfer,
Grocery, Produce and Commission Mer.
chani; dealer in erase seeds, Dried fruits,
Wooden ware, Window glass and Nails,
South L. cor. Main g. 7th st. Gin. o.
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.rhcundersIgncd would a

rAHPETINGs.--Th undersigned would say
u 10 all those wishing 10 furnish their floors wIlha
carpet that will look we'll, do good service, and
through his presfnt stock, which he has lately re-
celyed ffomihe east, which can be sold al prices
which will compare favornhly With the lowest Gin
clnnali rates. He has.
Bvcry Variety,
Of the iatess style and fashion, ranging In prices
from 30 10 30 cts. per yard. social and SEQ him.
Oct. goth. 1881. RICHARD TYNER.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-03-03

trATCu ann CLOCKs-wn, DlNtos
w tenders his services 10 the citxans ~ Hrtok.
Vile and vicinity, w tho capacity ~ Watch aud
Clock MakcfAnd FopuifoF.-ninklng and Inandlnr
Jowelry. Ne, Long experience and strict pnnelus
nis arc his recommendations, Fhop lhrot d00rs
North ~ ihs pos, once, ~ ", 1850 SLIT
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-03-03


ft- Read Mis sfaiaHent of The cRu
u Mary Moore. mlo tnss giprH nP ny
hU physici0ns az being utterly ipcprnIir,
as herein certified 10 BY DR.. 4. 3.
Wardv, ono Of hV coassifing ply
sieiaas.
BHAsposyilLE, Va Aug. %. '5s,
1hs I.io esriIb that I sm raIIoa IN IA sqs .As
above named Mary Moore, during tia slseprs ~
heF regular attending physician. haaEd kcSlna
critical and dangerous condition, and, q ithsurht
bv,end oil hope n Eseotsy, Amer lkls vas
rallied IN consolidation With hof regular sssenalns
physieiaH, onf ophloni wprv, slinl her fpssssp
was Impossblu, ! learned that hsf dls,ns vas
caused marc Than two ysnnAfa, ffum ivrrgIarv
W hof periods Of nlausIFunilon, enw,d w. irhlns
asoyafe cold, dld not sca hof again, 10, sson,
sneficafncd that shs vas getting sdi. vas
much surprised NJ his, md, on inquInHf vhnt
could have caused this ruddpn e,spfe. NEf iH.
formed tby VIM N, Hiusnnnfj that she had hfsg
taking d. DAY poll's Exifsei OF Yeflaw Iinfk ard
saHarhnIia, | haze hpfa heard nfls gfefle1,rls
IN olhcf ca,csif This vicinity, I hare &c lgahfes
luont % max ilts sialoneni alIiof ll6a GA In
duco eihen hnlrled ~ Nal lhq subject fllis SAFE
ment 10 M me fellaa IieeA and AannpanIIn, he.
heylng a. do, That " " possessed al mani rssals
ioni qualities and adapted Ia nlHhy alrrHirs lac
depl n Tho human ianilgi
AZ. MAnhknsMs n.
quart betllef, u pee hoills--tis bottles fsf o..
JOHN D. Farm
xuflhseasl tefhtl Of lli ard walnut siis tlnsins.
natl, uss1eHsfai Agent fafihs " ~, 70 whom
al aFden fnhfl 10 Fddfefiea =
NV. Male. hfsaktils. z. nfews, pafsch
!, q, hotl stesish eed1 dmgt, tse;S stes kes
Ifsnioh,c fisioa, No. tsllae., 4. NJ Cisihtht
iiiahmihf flfevf, tlihnti 4 idiet, fhas hmir
san. Few ekIsnl n, " IaNs, hgfwiekslhts y
nnbsuft hafhsll,s. e. blfhensh, vtHa'hsA ~.
nphhtf, LlhtAt, A, hg'dittimsl \ H. fHdevf
ilahlstntIIle. taa 4 tlaskfl tVhgteshlsi,
fPHAgg,ve So N0,Aif,
tss.t. t.t f.tlssist ~ i4ts tstfssstsr - q
f,p<xnfk Az sjaa s-,sltt
IL Cd hfft tHd uhhdktiht h<shHiHphi M fht HuN
fsrhl6rslda baDatfs 900 ftIhnsl f.id On ffIfN.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-03-03
ssosiIi ROD NsSsin OF,

I II HENT.-Uur fpHng Ilnok ~
Pianos, u nov arriving and W any ono eau look
through ouF lmmensa stock of Pianos from i.ghlo
Newton 4 imihups Of New York tlhoH OF
boaton, Meyer of fhlia. kensFa q Petcraon 81
gcsl Dealers In the city, Keep Tho htar Planes,
and sell lowerfor eash) rnu take our liAT, All
W. ask u al examination Of cur stock at "a West
Fourth Street.
March 3. MuRCu a WHITE.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-03-03
READY MADE CLOTHING

HE hasr received a handsome assortment Of
w ready made Clelhlng, w ndf'hon 20 our
eastern pufchnss which mikes euf rssor
ment eosn>iese fssro Tho yfssa BROAD choi liz
down.
Gentlemen, We profess 10 cell Clothing little
lower than any ether Nonsc Ia this market
Our motto, "sHsl1 pfsais and quick snics."
Nov. !. -. "a,
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metnnora Prices.
nioomImggreye prices.

ooHHNcfNp wrnKLy nv
=. KING, MERCHANT 4 PRODUCE DEALER
wheat ies cts per. III. HITTER ~ cts per 10.
Oats rs Eggs dos.
New Corn 10 Lard 10,
Potatoes M rts nee uu. Ginseng 90
Flour bbls 40 eta each u Feathers 90 "
Dried Apples 10 per bu, Tallow 10 J"
Wood oil so per cord. White lleans 100
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-03-03

WALL PAPEH.---we have now hand
w large assortment Of Wall, Fire Board and
window paper Also, alarge To- OF window shades
of the laivsi style and pattern. which arc selling
at reduced prices. n. ID. GALLON & son. 20
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-03-03

The attention OF property holders Is respectfully
called 10 the superior advantages for Fires Ma
rime and Iuland Insu rance offered by
The undersigned has been furnished with blank
policies, signed by the officers OF the CompaEy also
with blank renewal receipts, for continuing policies
already Issued, and Is duly authorized and prepar-
cd, as Agent OF said Company, TO make assurances
for any period Of tme not less than one month nor
greater tan seven years, upon buildings or their
contents, occupied as DwELLrsos, SToRrs, WARE
HOUSES, cnuRcnEs, HorEL, BANK, CorRr HorsEs,
CoLLrGEs, &c, &c, and the contents against Loss
on DAMAoE By FIRE. J. J. FoUTS, Agent,
olly For Laurel, Franklin county, Ind.
FANCY GOODS-Spicndid assortment Of
Lawns, Berages, Berage De LANES, Tissues,
Silks, satins, and white dress goods. Forsae very
cheapat
myl LiNCk q FARQuHAk'S.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-06-08
TheEsDiGference.

The devil" Or more politely, the "prince
Of Darkness" in printing office, is not only
considered most essential. but also most
know lng chap He alter being initiated into a
years service. emboties whole affair within
himself There is nothing transpires from roof
to cellar, but what he is cOgnzant Of it. In form
he is perfect library Of technical terms, and
when "out amongst iolks" it is truly amusing
to hear and see his criticisms and pomposities.
As an example OF the Cuteness and boldness
which princes" generally possesses, we will
relate the following incident, which occurred
not thousand miles from Jefferson Avenue, a
few evenings since
"What is the difference between hand
press and Power Press p asked a pretty
maiden of one of the princes who bad been de.
failing to her several incidents Of the printing
Office: in which narrations be used these tech
nicaties. "a.
The prince" smiled as he took her hand
within bis own, and giving it fervent squeeze
remarked with brigh. twinkle in his eyes,
''that is the HAND press r.
"Oh," said she, blushing and at the same
time giving his ear a slight twinge, what q
rogue you are
Then recovering herself and wishing to be
even with him, she thought to nonplus him by
saving: "Well, sir, II that is the hand press
pray can you tell me what POWER press is %
Easily enough" replied our hero.
"Wen, l would like very much to know, y
said the maiden, demurely.
"Wou,d you ?" quoth the prince with mis-
chievous SMILE "Then you shall have the
pleasure of knowing"
Saving which he threw both his arms around
her fairy form, drew her closely to him, and
imprinted kiss upon her lips that resounded
across the room.
THAT" said he is The POWER piess,"
We would further relate Of the slap in the
face, &C.. which the prince received for his in
telligence, but here comes the young mische
for copy" and this is his portion.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-06-08

The following taken from the Sandusky City
Mirror, shows that the Messrs Gables are down
on the Administration, and its minions. What
an GpfI silence the successors to the Gables. in
this place, keep upon this absorbing tOpic.'.-'
We fear the Democracy Of this county, have
even lost more than they have gained in the ac'
cession Of the young Americas" who con-
troll the county organ at the present. These
young gentlemen lack the nerve, to declare the
Nebraska infamy, an aggression upon the rights
OF freemen, and all those who voted for 1t,
trucking serfs. infOmOus scOandrels," "whc
wormed their way into Office" Why is it these
gentlemen are so strangely still upon the quss'
ton Is il because some Of the editorials are
written in the Jaw Office of the Senator, whose
eloquent voies was nsUsr heard against the pro-
iect in the Senate Chamber, nor vote ever re.
corded upon the resolutions against il? But we
diverge- -.Hear what "0ld Joe" says
"This kind of loo ssrvility Of yielding acqui-
escence because an evil is done.--this " we'll
was opposed to this internal outrage, but 1t is
done, we had better say nothing about it,
let it pass..-it may split the party" is debasing
demoralizing and anti-democratic, and only be-
longs TO SerfdOm, and not to freemen. The
citizen should rise above such trucking to infa-
mr., and strike down the man and men who dis
regard the voice Of those who bestowed place
upon them. Let no departure be permitted
thereirom without the brand Of che traitos and
scoundrel being stamped upon his brow, and 9
few elections will bring Grmness Of character tC
our public servants. Never, no never Jet sin
ale instance of departure from the public viii
pass without bringingdeep and damning execrl
iion upon the recreant, be be high or low in Of
fetal stations will soon be wiped out. And +,
who will not join you in requiring obedience Il
the public will, let him be discarded from al
con 6dence and respect.
In relation TO the recent outrage upon the ba
sis OF free government by Congress, let th,
South be made to feel the effects Of corruptinl
and buying up the infamous scoSndrels Wit
have stealthly Worged their way into Office
Garry the war into Africa,"as the saying
:s. Strike down these tools of the South foun'
in the free States, and charge home upon tn
South, and show no quarters. Make them
know that there is nothing to be gained by as
socations with the excresences Of the fire.
States. We repeat; strike home, and
| "psmnd be he whofrst cries,
/ hold enough I"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-06-08
Col. James Collier.

This gsnGeRAa has had bis trial in The
Southern District Court Of New York. He
was charged With being defaulter to the Gov
eminent whilst collector Of customs at San
Francisco. On the 5th ult jury returned b
special verdict, scquilting him from all the char
ges. as he had demonstrated 10 Their satlsise-
tOu, that instead Of his being a deiaulter 10
the Government; the Government owes him a
large sum Of money, Which was determined
BY the Court, upon certain legal points, not
considered BY the jury. to be about twelve thou
sand dollars Well done for the Col Won
der if the lOeofOco press, can't set up hoTl
upon some other honest Wing official p
Better stir up the present Board Of Public
Works---LAd'nt you
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-06-08

EE The Post says that call the clamOr
against the Nebraska bill. by Wings and AbO-
litiOnists, is false alArm--a humbng--a mere
attempt to make political capital out of AmeA-
uFe of no practical importance !" This is ex-
aetly the way tho Tories Of the Revolution
talked, about the stamp act, and the tax on tea.
It was . matter Of no practical importance
whether few cents more or less was paid for
bit Of paper, or pound of tea. But the
Wings of 76 claimed that there was great
principle at stake, and they did not care Wheth-
er i was then Of any practical Importance
or not they would not submit to the violation
of great principle. and they did not. For
this their memories are held in everlasting re-
membrance. In the var of 1854. between
freemen and slave. breeders, such Northern
Democrats as the editor of the Post tells us
that the repeal Of the Missouri Compromise
has no 'practical Importance" that the ex-
citement which has shook the Halls Of Con-
gress, which has called forth the earnest and
solemn protest Of thousands Of Ministers of
the Gospel, and hundreds of thousands Of citi-
Gems, which has absorbed the public mind and
inAamcd the passions Of the people through.
out the country, is . S"humbug" We want
no better evidence that the race Of tories is
not extinct. The man no thus Aippauty
speaks Of the feelings which now animato the
great heart of the North to tension we'll nigh
TO bursting,is is ft tool Of slave'brecders in
their schemes Of prOpagandism, and is only
deserving Of the supreme contempt Of every
man who thinks there Is some more noble sv'
oCatiOn than that Of raising colOred babies for
market. 30 a
If this repeal of a solid compact, which
dedicated Nebraska to freedom forever, is one
Of no practical importance" why in Heav
ems name has this outrage been ccnsummsted
What sense is there in endangeripg the Union
and in outraging all sense of justice and fair
ness for subject Of no 'tpractical Importance?
Freedom had all the guarantees it required be-
foro the perfdy was consummated. The peo'
bic had all the rights they could ask or de
sire, except the simple right Of introducing
chattel slavery, without the repeal. Wha
then does the repeal accomplish, except th'
introduction of Slavery? Has il any ''prac
tical Importance" for anything else?
The North has bsen robbed, insultsd out
ragged in the most tender point, and dough.fa'
! ced editors tell US that It's all ahumbug. ant
that Pierce. Douglass and Co.. and the editO
Of the post are not in faver of the extension O
Slavery! Oh no, Of course not. They ar
ardsHt lovers Of freedom. and oppOsd to
! slavsryl Strange my body should doubt it,
: p. Gazette. gta