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The Ottawa free trader., 1855-05-05
ladies' Dress Making Rooms !!

rs now pr eparedto execute in the best manner
i all kinds oi ladies wearing ap parel. Gentle
mems shirts made, and all kinds OF plan sewing
done to order. A share Of public patronage is re.
spectuly solicited.
of the court house. April 2I-tf
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THE LATEST NEWS
BIZ TELEGRAPH! !
foods far EtoybOdy and Any body!
FRIEDMAN Il NAe.TSCIlULER

FRIEDMAN Il NAETSCllULER
Merchant Tailors and Clothiers, La Sale ST.,
west side of the Court House,
OTTAWA, ILL,
TTAVE Just received large stock oi ready.
IL made boys and mems Clothing, suitable Tor
spring and summer. Also, a large stock oil piece
goods, such as
Cloths, Cassimcres, Satincts md Trim.
mings of all kinds,
which they will sell by the yard or make up into
garments. They have also large stock of
Trunks, PoIises, Carpet Bags, Umbreilas,
Shirts OF every description, Craya:s, summer lies,
and hanlkerchieis silk ana cotton undershirts, and
every thing in the line Of Geniemen's Furnishing
Goods. Gentlemen if you want to save money +,
call at the sign OF ,he Big Pants, aud examine
goods and rrices. npl Aft
The Ottawa free trader., 1855-05-05

/ ouR TAHLr.-l,a,hbun < orton have laid
hpoe our table "Daniel Boone and the hun
! tres Of KegMely," by W. ii. BoGAnr-
M!kcr, OrtOn, b Mulligan, Auburn and
sBliEalo---pp. 800. We have not in years
read a romance, equal in interest TO this
thrilling narrative of facts. We have been,
like many others, in the habit Of regarding
Boone is some rude dcmi-savagc, who, reti-
ring from the face Of civilization, delighted
in the rough sports of the deep forest, in
killing Indians, and daring bloody advcn,
lures. But the book before as rcscues his
character from such arcproach, and paints
him as the mild, selfsacrificing, dauntless
hero, of noble heart and courage, actuated
by great and humane purpose, not to sac
riffce but to save life, and to humanize and
subdue, not to fret and worry the savage.
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Ncsice Ehis!

THE undersigned hai's received large.
l. quantity of grocerisi iron: th- south, would ia
Lrn bis iIienlsn ID the public tbathe IS nov pres,
pare. TO sell iheFh in any quantities p"%d Ills :
SUGARS AND MOLAsSES
will be tuNo .specialy; Sable having been se-
ected with the srrptest care 5re,hs- pl H,atisns
fsge to call and cxsml them.ss.i 1rn conas nj
they Superior, agd as low as they can nf,g buy
them IN -. I1,ie .sp II $. W. CHRgyER..
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I;,v,tl for Sal,

FCllE farm belonging to the estate of Rob.
L ert Bcreslord, deceased, nine miles from
Ottawa. ON the state oad leading from Ottawa
to Sycamore, consisting OF l.0 acres, about 10
oi which are under cultivation, the balance tim
bvred, kil't'
also 10, Gin block 30, in states addition 10 OF
iawa, on which Is dwelling house. t....
Terms to suit purch asers Enquire of j. c.
Nauingtr, Ottawa, or of William Cullen, Ad-
ANS, La Sale co. t. iprll 2l-3m
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HARsES BusISEss.-Our friends STONE 4
EEis have made such additions to their
stock in thfway of Saddlery and Harness,
and so much enlarged their facilities ofman-
Gfac turings as to deserve tho attention Of
farmers and others having demands in that
tnc. Seq their advertisement.
The Ottawa free trader., 1855-05-05
Ciuc pronerty For Sale,

THE subscriber offers for sale th- house and lot
Formerly owned hy Wm. X. Brown, opposite
the residence of n. +. Eames, on the corner OF
Ligh and Paul sts. in Ottawa On the lot is
large two story dwelling house, containing rooms
besides hnl, good cellar, and cellnr kitchen also
a good large barn. convenient for eight horses
two good wells, with the usua out buildings. The
property will be sold at a bargain. Enquire al
is office, or of The subscriber, at the Fox River
House. W. ID. SMITH.
Ottawa, apr. IA, lS55.-tf
The Ottawa free trader., 1855-05-05
C0.I,ARTNlsItsIIip.

THE subscriber has Just f,rmed a co. partnershjp
with THOMAS OGT9E. who for the past 5 years
has been engaged in the book and hiuonwy busi-
'tessin Geneya,N Y, yllh the firm Of DEpD ny !,
ORTjS & Co ;end PRiScg, ORION, g. MILLER.
The business will he continued a, the old stand
opposite the Oifdwa haRk, on Min vrcSf, under
tIr nanr nd firm bfRArNBUs ~ ORION.
The stock 10 which we now invite,lhe attention
OF the public, ia more than twice as large ms here.
toIore-compnslDg y very large and complete as
sormept OF misociiaafoLs Boqks, in all depart
mepts u lteraiure; SchVoi Boobs,f all kinds, and
a new supply Of Stationary, blink books, Sc, &c.
The q g,1ens OF 0yawa, ,snd lhoss & who come to
Ottawa As,it, s5'.,. \ W RATIBDN.
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CITY l4ARD-VARE STORE!

Wll f. unde r-pned ould tender their thanks 20
citizens OF La Sale aud adjoining Couniios'l1
the pa lrOnage bestowed upon Them during th
past year. The establishment ha as been eularg, i
,he present SEASON, and we are determined that
nothing on our part sha..be waning to make it Tor
the interest OF customers 10 cOnuaue their patron
age.
Weare now receiving our fall and winters, ,ock
Of stoves, hardware, and s1ddery, and think we
shall he able to present TO the ,rade complete an
assortment 81 cook and pariur stoves, both Tor
wood and coal, and stoves which we are not
niraId 10 warrant perfect in every respect We
have spared noexpense having visited u the larce
stove mquuil tories ~ the east IN cndeavarinr
To procure cook stoves suitable lur burning lIuuI-
coal and We think lOT convenience and durability
Of castings, they cannot be excclled. We trust
our friends VII cal aud examine a-F-e-.ek oi
slotcs, as we viii cheeru.ly give them al, ,hc iu-
formation IN our power, and pledge ourselves that
our stoves viii perform a repre,rulcd.
s.Es.EE EIAEsE|VVAEcE,.
Our stock large, aud comprises amo-i every
article belonging 10 the trade. hlecha nics and
al who are engaged in building are invited 10
call upon ls, as We can furnish you with all tie
materials for building that you may want
UCUSE-KEEPING: ARTICLFS.
Those who are about commencing keeping
house, can be furnished with cutlery OF a,
kinCs.
I Tea and table spoons, Brass, tin, andjafd. cans
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NE w GOODS
PENNSYLVANIA STORE !

DRY Goods, Boofs d1ld SFoes, Grecerles, and
| Croclcry.
THE public are respectfully invited 10 call and
i examine my stock.
| PETER OLIPHANT.
N. B.--The Ladies' will please remember that
the best stock Of CATERS, boots. shoes buskins &c,
&c. in the city Of Ottawa, is kept al :he above
! store.
! Ottawa npril IA 1855
The Ottawa free trader., 1855-05-05
Stoves, Tin, Sheet Iron, e. Copper Ware.

w Eat
idboSv c!ov anfdrs
gee, bars ing ngnacnn
andia
racs4 nndl 'hanncr
rcautlgcs
lrkNm iae paddock u anddaw
kks, bpd &c
2O0ToysfG0Fr.ND sTCE!..
rand
10 their Ion rr
STOVES,
mi II wooIbu
vau
rprrp1rl fix xNHhp
! 4
"a a
framing,
I
O. Hal
MI don toOrlr
. n r. u IA ma
Wwnlpoy the highest
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Furniture! Furniture !

TIE subscribers, thankful for the very liberal
J. patronage which they have received, wou /
rcsrrciully inform the cltiZens OF Ottawa and Vi
cinily that they have on hand iul Tin spru. trade
thelnrgest mud best stock OF nruIiure ever offered
in this market.
Among the numerous articles may be found n
.spendld ussorligeDI oil solIs, lounges, Italian and
Amrricap nlaIh.e top centre tables, card tables,
DUNG, ekiension, aud breakfast tables, co,tanc. .
French, nndcolIaaon b,dreads, Of all kinds.
Cs;AIEs
Mahogany, spring sent, cane sent cottage IA z
seat, and all kmlsof Windsor chnrs
LOOKISG.GLASsEs
A very large and splendid assortment, varying
HIaTTRASSES.
Hair, sea grass, husk, and cotton.
Also, a very fine article oi hair pillows, and all
other articles belonging 10 the trade u
"a most of our wate Is OF home manufacture,
We are Il course enabled TO ii any orders with II
much better article and at less price than can
dealers who depend upon eastern manufacturers
for their stock. Aiming al lair and honorable dcl =
ling, we have adopted the cash system, and with
out any blowing oi great reduction in prices, We
expect TO sell all rticlrs 10 our line che aper than
they can be purchased elsewhere
UNDERTAKING
Promptly attended TO as usual We are ready 10
furnish Fisk's improved metallic burial cases.
Collins OF all sizes, raised lids nd plain, constant
ly on hand. tApr 2l) MooRE Il GIBSON.
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u per bit out Of the right ear--le the stable OF D..
+. Hit about the first or middle Of Nov. last. A
liberal reward will be paid to any person who will
return said call, or give information Of It's wherea.
bouts TO (March l0) d. I. llTrr.
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Sale Of Real Estate
ESTRAYED.

000 GALLONS Linseed, raw and boiled, ref
0Vo Whale, Tanners neatsioot and caster Oils
sod wholesale and retail by q H. THOMPSON.
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Change, Change.
RuIlx fnr Sale.

[, OR sale, two thorough bred Durham Puils--
y Kentucky stock. Full pedigrees given if de.
sired Apply to +. g. +. NJ. GALLOWAY,
npril l3. init Eayic In Sale CO.
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RIRHEss,s MILE,

fI'iiESE Mills are again 10 operation. The
/ following IRE the cash prices for Lumber
Ordinary Lumber, board measure, SO
Rough edged lumber, 10
lathng and palrng, side and edge
measure, -
Lumber over II inches IN width, or 90 feet
u length, will be charged 81 90 per bandfed
Al plank under q foot wide. down f. az M.
chcs, Side and cdlre measure, will be charged
a the rate Of Si5 90 per thousand. iluAey
that viii be- charged q, the rate Of 81 90 per
hundred, side and edge measure.
Al small aeantliug, under three by four, vii
BE- charged Is three By four scautling
lumhsf. when ca, III odd numbers Of feet.
will be- counted 10 the next number above.
making even Numbers tn All cases.
For the year 1888, there will be- no credi,
price Cash or cash arrangements must be
mads in every case.
The Grist Mn VIII be- IN operation on Satur-
day. Sack. brought 10 the miil must be plain
~ marked, or there VIII be no responsibility for
loSs.
A. y. BURRESS.
january 6. 1888. 1sy
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IuE SrArE % iiNts,
county If Harrison
IN accordance Wlh the icrias Of a deed os
| trust, FROM John 7 Shanks and Sarah T
Shshks wife Of tbc SID John T Sharks, dated
The lGlh January s5I. TO James German. csc-
rutci ~ Marshall, HARRISON county, Texas, b.
fore Edwin Cater. a Notary Public OF the coun.
~ aud State aforesaid. on the 3Oth January,
1854, 20 seenfc the payment Of certain
promisory note, given by the said John +.
Shauk7 and sarah f. Nhank-, to James Goa-
man. for Tho SUM Of seven hundred and -ev-
eniy.fyc dollars, payable the first dry Of
!4nuary 1853 SHAH, MS Trustee, offer Tor
snle on Tuesday ,hc 7th day Of August.
1889 before ,hc courthouse door, 10 the town
of Marshall, Texas. for cash, to the highest
BIDDER the following described property, to.wii
Jufsh. a woman, aged about 80 years Eda,
eirl, aged about 7 years and Bob, boy, aged
about years,
" H. GORMAN, Trustee
JAW II. 1858. l-li
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,h., road--,hough its track may possibly
t,re been through our mdst-was inten led
= honor and benefit the whole State, and
,hs whole Union. Then X mus, DO the
Marshall road which is meant. and il so, |
.n.llenee Mr.. Marshall or any one else TO
,bow single instance in which Governor
ps,,e has, either in his official capacity or
:. priyate citizen, manifested any hostili,
;, vbateyer 20 said road, deny that he
!. ina enemy of "our railroad enterprise, ="
,od submit that my opportunities for know,
n, M. feelings about our railroad enter,
,,I.s or any other in the State. have been
hattie, than Mr.. Marsball's or any ono else
in This con.muai,y. Tie is not the enemy
At the Mississippi and Pacific road as has
been charged against him
make these remarks because the ten
dsntv. if no, the intention of the chaiee
s,sins, Gov. Pease is to deter some from
supporting him, who disapproye bis action
concerning the Mississippi and Pacific road,
Int coincide ailh him Mt this time IN poitI
cal opinion aud position. and who in view
Of the real iSsuc Involved III the approsch>
lng election, intend to cast their suiliages
for him.
hone Mr.. Marshall did not intend to
20 Gov prase injustlee--taat he would
nat resort to unfair means to injurc one
whom lie disliked, or to deiea, u political
slsenary. know the charge made 10 be
unjust and unlouuded. and being the per-
.onal and political friend OF Gov. Poase, |
eanro, sufc, It To pass uncontradicted |
wish ! had seen it when first published that
the contradiction might have sooner tol
lowed,
Very respectfully,
Your friend. &c.
EDW ARD CLARK.
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serted are of tho natural rights of man
kind. and that if any act shall be hereal,e,
passed to repeal the present. or to nsrrow
its operations. such an act vill be an in
fingcment of natural riphi."
We nigh, quote still farther from Mr..
Jefferson. but deem /. unnee.ssaf, al the
present time. Enough has been produced
to convince any candid mind that Mother
he nor Washington could have held the
pfo-criptiye doctrines OF the pfesepl day.
And how any one has ever found out that
Gen. Jackson entertained the opinions nt
trhuted to him. Is n ..,en, mystery To- me.
II he did. however, il is very evident h.
made much l"ss noise about lhem thah
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that Mr.. Marshall does not deny that Judge
Evans is X. n. and that his name can be
found On the books Of the council a, this
place. On this subject he appears to be a
regular Know Nothing. II his name
were not there, Mr.. NJ, perhaps, would not
NANTES, so much ignorance.
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ESIRil NOTICE.

Inn STATE on lrNAs
County Of tpsbur.
rHAKEN up by Emberry Cannon on the
aoth day OF Stay, 55, and posted beiofc
Jonathan CLARK IN acting Justice Of the Peaec
for M county, enc mouse eoloscd marc mule,
about four yoars old, fhe,n hands high aI-
praised at ~l25,
g. T. WARREN, Cicrk
July 20, 1888. 81 II
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MARRIED.

AZ The residence Of the brides father ia
-hur county, 0n the 96th July. 10y the Rev.
" griffin, Mr. ADAM Sl1LhR TO Miss
MARGAkETT JANE LONG daughte, of
'ol " l.. Long, both OF bpshur county.
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-, itink nm right, Mr Ed,iet.'
s,ll eoaclnda ais mo tina, am. Butt
me again. A o. e..
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KNOW NOTHING DEFENCE
y our friend. &c.
EDW ARD CLARK

We publish, with pleasure the sabJoined
correction irsm the pen Of Nr }. MsR
SNAIL. It viii be seen that he admits it
a. matter roncraHy understood, that
t1ate Evans il or was \ Know Nothing
lAs opy points OF difference appear 90 be
na, Mr. MARSHALL contends tia, he did not
s,.syi this fact on his oNu personal know.
edge, ani secondly he objects to being
brought "a ms -" States lvdence' A.
several DAYS have elapsed s.nce the publ.
cation OF the article upon which be cons
menls, and no contradiction oi its s,a,e-
mcn,. hs,e been offered, we take 1t for
sabled that they are incontrover,ible
We shan, not stop TO consider the moral
rifs Of tlo question, nor endeavoi TO iind
the school Of ethics Ia which the dis,in
gqI,hed asplrant Tor Congressional donors
graduated, Nr Marshall thinks he learn
ed It from his association with the demo-
cratic party. But while he was with shat
party he never had such things laid at hi,
door l. ii not more likely that he learned
; Among the " M From the talent ia
special pleading which Mr. VI exhibits,
sc are inclined to the opinion, lac could
lo, have found a more subtle teacher,
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NEW ADyERTssEssEsvs.


County ~ tpshnr.
Fl'AkEN up ty William Thomas r.,
l and posted helo q. II Neihom. Lr1
AN acting Justice of loacc 10 Precinct Ne /.
for said couuiy, three hoad o. horses @. the
iolloWing description First one smaiI llett
hay horse, some white ahoai BIZ hind feet, also
.pae w,,..r "a Il. f,fehead, ahnnt savep al
a, leht year Old, branded on the right shoulder
With the letters y. G Appraised at seventy
dollars. The second j. q dark bay horse, SOM
white on hs l,}t bind foot. SIX years old, brand
"a on thc lcil shoulder Hi,h the lester H.
Appraised at oie hundred doilaf, The third
is emy hor4r. about fifteen and half hant.
high, ~ or seven years old Appraised at one
hundred dollars
C. l.. WARREN, CiH
July 20, 1859 81 81
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SETTLE or.

4 IL PERSONS indebted to me, rom lsa9
~ I'll the present time, will please come
forward and pay up or they viii have tie setils
with an officer: and those who have settle
ments with me will come forward and pass
wan, to settle with everybody to
strarhien my business; make all who owe mo
nav ur, aisd disflugc all my debts
A d, nbkRESS.
January s, 1855 .5U
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a COR EECTION

a CORRECTION
NJ Louehe-v.
In yuur lasi w,,l = issue am nadr 60 fpsr. qiir
.sit ms ku.,,,i,.- "a. q, volunteer .nf.'s "A nee
sr,,o., Ls-r r,,us N,, a. tl. r...i,ion !. MOI an
gs,ss. "ae and a.. nad me- n be-, ~ -e,ns inr,
,,, .,.,,f. INNS, L, H.. ii-rt, Of staining viat
l.n,,, ,.t.ct,Il, ~. ,,, ,,,,,,. tp mn rar.,raf
,s tbon,{, .i .1fic,.r, ,ns-i,,. ID, toe he b,s,.
f n, ~, Ri,ulii,,n u, IL, .,,,t.r,.i III o,r, tle
Sai. sr.rets by he st,,ou,e.n,,,, tat ,,lr ,ri,el
.as r>ro.7a,nt,.rAi,. "an.l iI.ai i. n,ti, :, hal
i-.,' .,.,,,r,s, % W.
thIrt - ,i u.cyli,e,,,. mill 'ri,.d.t ef.t
,.. 49,, .''. W. =, Il, .,..,
'''.e,F .aald ,e".e' contradict %" 'ePN " ""a
"'',."R ..,i.. ~. 49,.
"H.rmrit a. above
u gov We STATE It "l-n ne enlhofV 90, srhirn'"
AZ . m ,,s.I NJ ~ r ,,a - n ' s ,' hs
'a'1nrsd .. to reet,o VI NJ for tic r,crs. ma
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M Editor
Oar Southcin Know Nothing friends are
irving to make great deal Of fuss about q
certain platform ON the Slavery question, whirh
thar orn N0tilsru Delsgdies, with the n.ssi-
auee Of the Delegates from New York, yasse!
at their late Convention at Philadelphia. Nov,
while this Know Nothing platform j, not ia
good as the Georgia palio. IN, it is hardly ~
good, and certainly no batter, than the National
Wing aud the National Democratic Platforms.
The Know Nothing resolutions certainly lack
The boldGcss Of oppression % both the Wing
and Democratic resolutions, In relation to a
sore subject to the North the Fugitive Slave
Law for xhile the former makesno ailusion TO
the Fugitive Slave law, by name, both Of the
latter expressly named this law, SO much hated
hy Northern fanatics But let the several
Platforms speak for theInsehes-here they are,
VIZ.
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Notice.

NOuIGt.
T., RINES has appointed the
| undersigned his agents during his absence
Al persons having claims against him, will
please present them for settlement.
g. NJ. RINkS.
THOMAS POT AND,
W. +. NEAL.
July %, 1919. "
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Democratic National Platform

. M. C,,,,..,. Lss an ,o,,., ,,1., tho
.,', ""i =" tn,erfrre with ar control The
Ia.,ost,c institution, Of the several States. and
tlat such States are the sole aud proper Judge.
Of every thing apperiaining to their own nf.
! fairs, not prohibited by The Constitution that
all efforts OF the Reohuoms's OF o,hef' mao
20 'na ao, " T. ,ase inereni stem. IN relation
thereto, are calculated 10 lead to tho most
alarming and dangerous consequences and that
all such efforts have an inevitable tendency 70
diminish ihe hlpp,nosS o. "'e peop,", "''s . 81
1 ,,a a a"d onah, no. T. he eenn,ensneed by
sn "', s,ia"d ~ on, noli,,eaI institutions.
Resolred That the FORGING proposition
corc,, and uas intended to embrace Tia
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systematic agitation Of the Slavery question,
by those parties having elevated sectional hoe.
,Nifss ie'. isitiiss sl4,sss..s'' g ss-i4'i-i
and brought our institutions into peril It has
ui.seioTe become the imperative duty Of the
American party to interpos., for the purpose
%. giving peace to ths country, and pctpctuiiy
to the | N. And as experience has shown
II impossible to reconcile opinions so cy,rctgs
A. those which separate the dispu,ant., aud as
there can toe no dishonor in submitting TO the
laws, the National Council has deemed it the
tast guarantee OF common justice and future
peace, to abide by aud maintain the existing
aw. upon the suhjec, Of Slavery, final
and ron,u sye settlement Of that subject, IN
spirit and IN substance.
And regarding it the hghcs, duty ioayow their
opinions upon a subject 30 important, IN distinct
aud uncquiyocal terms, it is hereby declared m
the sense of this National Council, that Con.
gr,ss possesses no power under the Constitu-
ton, 20 legislato upon Il subject Of slavery IN
tie States where ii does or may exist, or 10 eX
rlnae any State from admission INTO the Union
because it, Constitution does or does not rccog
Mise the institution of slavery As part Of it,
social system and especially pr,iermuiieg
anu oppression u aJini1g upeti ihs porfr "a
Congress 70 establish ~ prohtbu siarsryi n gas
TERRITORY, II il the sense Of the National Conn.
eli that Congress ought not TO Iegisate upon the
,uihleet OF slavery within the Territory Of the
limited States, and that any interference hy
Congress with slavery rs Il exists IN the Dis
the, Of Columhia, would be violation of the
spirit and intention Of the compact by which
The State Of MarYla ceded the District to the
United States, and breach Il the National
faith
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BY aAsLRoaD DIRECT 40 sHE " ESr,
ktk r. sva sss;;si1

Ti,ae between " ashins,on ana wheeling hut Isl
hoas 81
Through Itci and HaEgaae Checks
Washington.
rHE Baltimore Ohio Railroad having greatly improved
OF me rolrs Inducements %
the Ho1th~esi and the soaihwest.
rha eanne4iun between trains Washington
tIanr West Baltimore promptly mad, The
Washington Junction, tately called the Relay iousel nine mile
Washingon The ohio fvsr Baggage
Wheeling Washington sttion aud ,eeheeAed and transferred
through tickets or points beyond The connecting trains leave
washington daily at 0, % and a. M; on sundays at me
AZ Whseas direct eonae1on made CEN
TRAL OHt RAILROAD, running from Beiaire, ihc Ohio,
near Wsseing through Cambridge Z,sesvie, and NeSmk 10
Maoe rairoad for sanduky Toledo, Detroit,
Al Columbus ~, o. railroad trains connect
Littis Mi,ai railroad Xena, CINCINNATI LOUIS
Wiz ~ he a. raas An'i through %% s n",o" 10 Tss
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FOR CLEVELAND and Cleveland Toledo Detroit, chi.
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Travellers requested 10 notice that while This the only route
shoe speedy and direct nearly all The leading
the great West The distance from washington to Cincinnati Is
Fare by through ticket from Washington. To wheeling 50 65;
coumbus s3 65; Dayton SIS 5o Cincinnati se Louisville
railroad $s from cneiana,i sis lndianapo
lis, S7 Cleveland Si2 Isl Toido si5 81; Detroit sis 30
Chicago s IS andsis o st. Louis sas 80 and saS Memphis
Cumberland Bedford Springs, Piedmont Oakland and Fir%ount
way station, between baltimore and wheeling take g.
For trains TO and from Baltimore Annapolis Sc see special ad
vor further nfomation through tickets Sc apply TO TH H.
PARSONS, agen., at Washington station.
Master OF Transportation Baltimore and
May 5-d6 Ohio Railroad, Baltimore