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Litchfield enquirer., 1855-09-06
A ttention Farmers ]!

v - WY E are satisfied from what we hear w that some of our breihen in trade are giving out the idea that we do nor take any kind of produce. Now this is decided mistake, and we wish 10 say 10 our Farming Friends that we do take all k nds of Produce which you have to dispose of Aud also that we have made arrangements with two of the larges, Grocery Estab bIIsh m nts in Litchfield Counfy. Messrs Palmer & Hopkins and John Scovill, Esq, by which our customers can have their Groceries al less prices than they can he bought at any other esta blishment.
 Now, Gentlemen. having made arrangements for the Inner Man." we would invite you 10 call and examine our splendid stock oi
 Dry Goods,
 Which we are selling at the lowest rates, sn gentlemen bring on your produce of all kinds and also bring your wives and daughters and all the rest of the family, and we assure you that you will he we'll paid for your visit.
 Yours, Respectfully,
 Ai.VORD & BROTHER. Corner Store, Wolcotville.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-09-06

"ADSELL'S LIME, for sale in nv quantity HI at thc Naugatuc Railrsad Depot or at :. x As Store, by SPENCER & ADAMS. 100 stsssd KEGs Ts%on ,on I..sysd cG Na hI
 $. A. Q see their last arrival of Boots and Shoes. NOW is the nme to huv Summer Clothing 1V cheaper than ever offered before. at
 $ & AS. LUST rece,ved. 2o bbls. Portirico and refined eG Sugars uf all grades, at s. & As. G ALT is cheaper. 20 Sacks Dairy and Hay S Salt just reed by $. k A.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-09-06
Qninces, Peaches, Tomatoes,

nR any other fruit may be preserved in " perfectly fresh state for years without sugar or other preser,alive property. by the use of Ludiow's Patent self-seaIipg Can. This is ihe only positively selfseaIing Can cement. ~ They are scs,,o~leeeed by if ali ubo Y, see them the neafrs,, safe@f and most convenient Cans in use. Full directions for putting up fruits, vegetables, &c will company the cans. Far sale wholesae and retail by
 TAYLOR $ HOnGETTS,
 Manufae'nrers oi i,lanishe,l Ti,.-Warc,
 No. Gu beekDaH St. cc.neg 0. Gold. \ Y.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-09-06
B | a ok Silks.
Notice.

A T. meeting of the ;. Proprietors of the on the second Tuesday of May. 1855, il was Resofred, that whereas Ciarksnn T. Collins claims to be fhe purchaser from Fnrbes Monson of 5 96.9S-l00 Shartsni the Capital Stock If said proprrtors, and il IS alledged that the certificate for said shares has been lost or destroyed by lIme or accident, and cannot be procured for cancelaton-,hal the Secretary procure to be published an advertisement far al least six weeks in newspaper printed in the county of Li,eh6eld, giving notice Of said claim by said Collins, and requiring all persons who may hold or have any claim 10 said certificate 10 give notice af their said claim to The Secretary of said corporation, and 10 produce said certificate or forfeit the same.
 A true copy of Record:
 Attest, J. II. HUBBARD, Secretary.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-09-06

Crossman's Barher's Shop, Hp ENJOYED to the basement of the A1 Mansion House.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-09-06
G,ASfIc fos. Sale.

VyHE subscriber offers for sale. on and after the a0th instahf, a, his ed nee in Gashen n. Six Hundred Hcad ef Cau'e-aOfs ss of Yearlngs and 300 hfad'sl Calves 3g1 interested will do well .o look n, the stock
 JOSEPH PAl4AEgs Goshen, August lsE, I-s1. z
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-09-06
Pric es Es da ced New Spring and Summer Goods {! :! Call and sec them First door easf ef Court House
MCNEIL a. BRAMAN

WOULD cali the a,en,,on of the inhabitants
 w ot this and the neighhoring towns to one of the most complee asSort,nen,s of American and Foreign Dry Goods ever offered m this market, at prices that will defy competition People ai home and abroad are respectfully in vite 10 call and examine :be stock for them selves, us we are determined 10 sell at very small pfaii--ihat inc tide which has been turn. ing this way may continue so tu do.
 fhis assortment comprises great variety Of ;ilk and Dress Goods, French and Jaconet Musllns, Oreandies, Barages, Chailes. Barege l,el.aines, Chalhe Del.aines, plaid fia'd striped andplain DeLaines, Swiss and Spotted MusIins, Bishop and Victoria Lawns, plain cheek ked Cambries, Sc. large assortment oi Goods for Men's md Boys's summer Wear!--Plaid Cassimercs, nrabD' Etc, Farmers Satin, Muhair Alpacca, hlack slk and wnr>red Serge. figured and plain Vesings. Broadcioihs of superior quality and various co'ors, Doeskin and plain Cassimeres. Irish Linens, embroidered Curtains, m"urnlng MusIins, heavy and fine Sh.e'ngs. bleached Sheetngs, Fiekinps, Demins, striped and checked Slilrings. Saiiaets, Tweeds Ken tnrky. &'. Paper iangings, Carpess, O,i Coths door and carnage mats, cheese capaings, &c.
 In purchasing the ab,xe Gerls in New York the past week we hate been able tu take advan- iage oi the recent extraordinary depression m foreign and domestic mannlactured Goods, and are therefore able 10 offer them al great redue- iioa from priFes"f Goods purchased ln the early part of the season,
 We eau now sell Merrltnack and Cocheco Prints of the best quality and styles al 10 cts i; genuine Hamilton and gold medal DeLanes al Is; printed Lawns one yard wide at cts ; French Jaconei aud Organdies Muslin al IS cts; Appleton heavy Ca'ton at $ CTS; bid Cotton at 6 cfs. aud m"si other Goods in proportion.
 Also on hand f,li stock of Groceries. Wooden Ware. croekerv and Glass Ware, Tea Sets. &c. all of which will he snld a, the lowest price inr casn or produce--and purchasers may rest as- sured that no n,isrepresenta,ons will be made either in qsnlisv ar price.
 Litchfield MaY 2.,d. 1855
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-09-06
From s. c. Jouie, Ne,D Fork.

3UU BROADwAY. N. Y. A. X J. DAYTON, WolcottviIle, Conn. Genh: The Melodeons of your manufacture which have disposed ot have given the greatest satisfaction and cnn recommend them as being of quality of "tone and touch" equal 10 any thing in the country. Yours rulv,
 SAM'L c. JoLLrE. New York, March 18th, 1855 or See advertisement on fourth page.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-09-06
For Sale.

A FARM of l60 acres of valuable Land "A. in n high state of cultivation, suitably divided into meadow, I.low. pasture, wood and umler land. On the Farm Is two large two story DM eillna-lInuses enc nearly new and ot modern style, three large Barns wl,h CowsSheds attached, and other necessary ou.buildIngs, all in good repair The Farm is well fenced with stone, has hvinr water in almost cvery loi also an abuiance of eha'ee run of all kinds. This Farm IS situated Tn The town of Monroe. Fairfie Id County, Cnun.-is about mle wes, of line vii. lage and churches, III good neghherhood, on a road much travelled. mics fr,m Botsford Depot, } rom Stepney Depot on The Hausa,onc Rail road, 10 mtles noithof the city of Bridgeport and 7miles from M.mmgham ltwll he sold tnee, h.r .r fl desired will he divided in,o two Far,ns of Go and 100 acres eaeh, io sui, the purchascr.-. Any person washing 10 purcha c desirable Farm will da well ,o view shis as t mtst he sold on CT before tue lst ot Jannary Possession given immediately. For further information call on WILLIAM BEARDSLF.Y. near the prem; se s, who has legal authority ta sell the same.
 Monroe, August 2Sth, 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-09-06
Clothing. Clothing.

nUR assortment is now complete. e.-F'resh " arrival fr.um New York and Boston. CoATs.-Gent's Frork, Fr0ckice, Sack and PANTS -Cassinere, plain and fancy; Satinett do do Tweed, Moeskin and Co,ionade. VEsTs.- -Marseilles, plain and fancy; Satin do do S"me elegant patterns, with full stock of common styles
 YourH's AND Boy's CiorHlSe-A good as sor,m.nt.
 Gents Shirts. Wrappers md Drawers, Cravats Neck Ties and Scaris, Hosiery, Gloves, Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps Sc. &e. Every article pertaining 10 n Gentleman's Wardrobe. from ihe ''crown of his head to the sne of his fnt." can be found at lhis establish mcnt. Weekly additions during the seascn. Prices low
 HENRY MERRIAIAN x co.
 Cenier Squarr. Waterbury May 1st. 9t2
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-09-06
From J. F. Watson, Tsacler of Music on Piano
 and Mef0de0n
From Professor Wilson.

B0sTON, July I3tb, IS55. MEssRs. A G ]. DAYTON:
 Dear Sirs--IIaving carefully examined the very excellent MeIodeons of your manufacture nllow me to express 10 you my qualification in finding in them all those qualities which % ta make Up superior instrument. viz perfect equal temperament and excellent tune, prompt and even action, beautiful style of finish, dufa. bilmy. power and superior quality of fone- which last especially l think exists 10 such remar rk q. bie degree in the instruments in question as ia place them far in advance of any Melodeons have ever before seen.
 Very truly Yours, &c. GEO. W. WILSON.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-09-06

Al Court of Probate holden af Nep NiIford
 tnithtn gad for he District of Neo MtLford, oa
 the 20fk dag of August. 1855.
 Present, sEoRGE TAYLOR. Esq, Judge
 c HELDEN BLACKMAN Admn,stIator on - ihe Estate of EZRA NOBLE. late ot New Milford within sad Districi. deceased, having represented said Estate insoiven,, and given notice To all concerned 10 appear beture :h,s Court the present day. ai 9 o'clock forenoon, 10 be heard relative to the appointment of coiDnis- sioners, and no one appearing-ths Cour, doth appoint Henry Nerw,n aud Augustine Thaver Commissioners 10 eAainine and adjust The claims ot the creditors of sand estate; and also doth decree lhat six months from this date he allowed ihem 10 exhibit their claims h said Commits siont trs--and doth dsfect thai public notice nf thls order he given by advertising the same in a newspaper puhished in Litchficfd, and by post ing a copy thereof on the public sgn-ost in said N9wn ot New Miiia.d ueares. The place V here the deceased last d@elt. Certified Copy: GEORGE TAYLOR. Judge. The subscribers give notice that they shall meet al Shelden Blackman's Store in said New Milford on Saturday. the 20th day of October II , o'click tn the afternoon, A D 1855, and on the 20ih day ot February, A 1856. al ? clock in the afternoon on each of said days, for the purpose of attending on the business of said appointment.
 AUGUSTINE THAYER. ] sione,s. All persons indebted to said Estate are re qnested 10 ake immediate payment to SaELDEN BLACkMAN, Administrator.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-09-06

H,SLOUR.-25 bbIs. of Extra Genesee, in A' barrels and base; also, Graham, Homony and Rice Eoui.
 McNEIL & BRAMAN. rROCKERY AND GLASS-WARE.-A O splendid assortment jus. received at
 McN. & BIS. NEW Shad and Mackerel, in hhls half hbls lN and kitts McN & B.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-09-06
Notice.

A RTtCLES of agreement and association A having been iormtd under tho name oi the WHirLocK MANUFACTURING COMPANY. pur- suani .o the statues ni the State o Connecticut --notice IS hereby given that inc first niceung ot Inc Corporation will be held on Saturday. the 22d day of September, 1855, at o'cio.k P. M.. al the dwethng-housc of Henry Whltinck in Plymouth. G., for the purpose Of appointing officers. adopting bs-laws and ,ransact,ng any other proper business.
 EDWARD HOPKINS.
 JOSEPH H. HOPKINS.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-09-06
.fsscsS0M ss0rl0efs. Waterbury Carpet Store.

"oOA ouA SuA pVe SeoA O' Henry Mcrriman aS Gs.-Center Square. w E have now ready for exhibition the best w assortment of Carpet, Goods ever offered in this city; most of them are received direct from auction. and comprise come entirely new and elegant styles: Tapestry and Velvet.
 BrusselIs. Threr-Ply.
 Tapestry Ingrain.
 Lowell lnerain.
 Fine aud Super. Ingrain.
 Union Carpet,
 Stair Carpet.
 Rag Carpet. ui' Slnlh painted Carpets from 3 to Is tect wide, Straw Matting-plain and fancy of all widths. Druoget, Stair Linen, Manila, Rope and Wool Mats, Starr Rods, &c. &c. Our arrangements for purchasing are unsur. passed, and we defy competition in any city in the State.
 Every article warranted as represented. Waterbury, May |.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-09-06

nRY GOODS are selling cheaper at EI BRADFORUS than we ever have seen them sold. Call soon for bargains.
 SCYTHES, Snaihs, Rakes and Forks = S Farmers. II is fnr your advantage to call al Bradior6's, WcleotvilIe. His assortment is complete in the above gonds.
 A. c. BRADFORD. EEARKER'S Celebrated Horse Rakes.- \ Jn-t received nt Rradford's in Wolcuilville one more To, of these superior Rakes.
 A. G. BRADFORD.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-09-06

DROWN Sheeines and Shirtinas-ano,her AD lot ii heavy brown. 6 I-i c,s, n,
 N. & L. A. BERRY'S.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-09-06
ID RY coo Ds.
Spring Shsyicis.

TENHE largest assortment of Spring ond M Summer Shawls ever offered to the people of Liic!fieid county is ready for exhibition n, the Granite More. comprising a general as, sortment ct Crape Shawls, psaiu and embroidered styles. Gall and see them.
 WOOD NC & LEWIS. WolcottvilIe. May p, 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-09-06

1" Fare n.sw prepared to show our customers " ot the Nausatack Valley the hes selected Staple Dry Goods, Carpe,ine, Curtain Materials, Paper tlangings. Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps, Sc. &e. ever exhibited in this vicinity.
 Our assortment is unusually large and we'll selected. being frequently replenisled from the New York and Boston markets. We are almost constantly in the receip, of new and desirab,e goods, and our facilities far buying are such that We are enabled to offer them at unusually low rates.
 We are a'so agents for the sale of the Hotch- kiss & Merriman Mfg Co.'S celebra ted Cotton Ma'rasses. Bolste,s, Pilows and Batting. at wholesale and retail.
 A call IS respectfully solicited.
 N B, No trouble to sho,c Goods.
 a- Farmers produce taken in exchange at cash prices.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-09-06
Davtons, Melodeons.

The following are among the testimonials lately received by the manafaciurers of these we'll known and highly approved Inetmments:
 From F. Pyoctor, Isacher cf Music. MEssRs. A. & J. DAYTON:
 Geniiemen-Ifis is with much pleasure that l offer my testimony as to the exceilency 0f The Reed instruments manufactured by you, and am happy to say that iD my opinion they have no. been equalied by any Hanufaciured m this
 F. REocroR, Bennington. N. H. From Oliper R. Mention, O,ganisf and Teacher
 of Music, St. Johns, Ne6 Brunswick. MEssss. A. & J. DAYTON:
 Genls-The Melode0n I purchased of you in April proves 10 he very superior instrument in every respects and ain pleased to learn that III of the Melodcons of ,our manufacture which are in use n this vicinity give satisfaction.
 Respectfully Yours, Q. K. NEWTON St. Johns, \. B.. July 2isi, 1855. From Wm. A. Hathanay, Org4nist aud Conductor of Jfasic at the Mariners Church, Boston. Bosros. July l6tb, 1855. MRssRs A, & J. DAYTON:
 Gents-HayIng recently had an opportunity to examine your beautiful style of Meicdeons, take pleasure in reconmending their great su- perlorlty Tn many respfcts-espe cialy in their quickness Of speaking, excellent tune and tenn perament. their great power and superior qualify of tone, which is free from that harshness so prominent in some instruments of this kind.
 Yours truly, WM. A. HATHAWAY. From J. P. Watson, Tsacher of Music on Piano
 and MeI0de0n.
 Having examined the improved model MeIo- deons manufactured by A. & J. DAYTON, Vol cmtyiI'e. Conn, am prepared to express my confident opinion fhai they are the most perfect instrument of the kind manuiacIured.
 J. F. WATSON, Jr. Boston, July 18th, 1855.
 Froun pyofessor IV.Jeo,
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-09-06
Readv-Made Clothing,

Waterbury May 1st 9r
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-02-14
A FARM FOR SALE.

WISHING to move westward. | will sell pri-
w vately, the tract of land on which live,
situated on Middle River, l0miles west ofStaun-
ton near the Central Railroad, and adjoining the
lands of Thomas Thompson, Geo. Shuey and 9TH
ers, containing about
1900 Acres,
500 acres of which have an excellent soil the
res, is mountain land, valuable for timber and as
range for cattle, any number Of which cali be
kept on the mountain during summer
About 400 acres are clear and in fine state Of
cultivation. There 50 or 90 acres of meadow
not surpassed in the country, and as much more
as may be desired can easily be made The whole
farm is well waiered--there being water in every
field. For the purpose either OF grazing or cult
walton this tract is not easily excelled.
The Improvements are a comfortable dwelling
with every necessary out building, one of the
largest bank barns in the county * saw mill near
ly new. There are also 2 other dwellings and a
small barn near one of them 50 situated as to suit
for tenements or division Of the land
OF fruit trees the farm has a large number, of
great variety, and excellent quality. The land is
convenient to churches, schools, mills, Sc, and
in fine neighborhood.
A further description is deemed unnecessary
since any one wishing to purchase will not fail 10
examine and Judge tor himself. Terms accomo-
dating. JACOB SHUEY.
Jan. II. l955.-tl5May.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-02-14
TRUST SALE OF
YALUABLE PROPERTY.

DY virtue Of deed of trust executed to me by
NJ John ). Kyle, aud OF record in the Clerk S
Office in Augusta county, and as Agent for > r.
Elsom, trustee in 4 deed executed TO him by said
KYLE, shall proceed TO sell upon the premises in
the town of WayneSborOugh, Augusta county
Virginia. on the Goth day of February, 1855, for
tho purposes mentioned in said deeds Of trust that
well known TAVERN HOUSE now occupied
by said Kyle.
Also. small Lot upon which the stables ofW.
w. Gibbs were situated before they were burned
down; also all the Furniture belonging to said
Hotel, consisting in part of Beds, Bedsteads and
Bedding all complete. set Parlor Furniture. 4
dozen Chairs, 5 dozen Stools, Tables, Washslands,
Pitchers, several Stoves. amung them u No.
Cooking Stove, Horse, Wagon, aud Harness, 9
Cows, Hogs, Sc, sc.
The House and Lot is good stand for a Hotel,
and the Furniture Is NEST Of it new Should the
hotel not be sud- it will be rented out for one year.
and should it not be rented. all the other property
will be sid and the h9tel closed
TERMS: For the Hotel $500 will be requi-
red on day Of sale OF negotiable note well en-
d,rsed Tor 4 maaths, iEtereSt added the balance in
three equal annual iiSiaineBlS. without interest.
For the Personal Property, all SANS of Ave dollars
and under the cash will be rcquifei all sums O.
yer q sreAit OF ninety days-rhe purchaser ex-
eculing bend with approved security before re-
moving the property. -
F., II. ALBERTSON, Trustee.
Feb. ii. iSJj.-lt
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-02-14
PIIRIIC SALE OF LAND.

4 WILL, on Thursday The l5:h of March, 1855,
uffer at public sale small Farm, containing
$50 ACRES, lying within one mile of Church
vile, adjoining the lands of Jas. A. Cochran, Mrs
Johns, Jacob Hunger. and others. One hundred
acres of the tract are cleared aud in good cultiva
ton; the residue well tinbered. There are on it a
very comfortable House. toleraby good Barn, with
other out houses. Altogether it is quite snug
little farm. | am determined to sell if can get a
bid near the value, and take this method of giving
fair opportunity to those DESTROYS of purchasing.
will at the same time sell some colts and young
cattle. and if | can sell the farm, will sell all the
stock have on it,
The land will be shown to any one wishing to
purchase. by S. ID. Elicit, who resides upon it,
TERMS for the land-I will give credit Of
one two, and three years, we'll secured. On such
other property as may sell, credit of months.
Feb. IA, lS55.-tds. ID. S. YOUNG.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-02-14
D.r,., u,,,,n and john w. Bryce.


The Petersburg Intelligencer publishes the fol-
lowing letters. Mr.. Ullman is well known as the
candidate for Governor of the Know Nothing par
~ Of New York, at the late election. Mr., Bryce
ia a native of Richmond, Va, son of u celebrated
Baptis, minister, and brother of Judge Bryce of
Louisiana. He lately published triumphant
vindication of the American party, in reply to the
famous letter of Mr.. Wise:
No. 6, Broad Street, New YORK,
january IL, 30. )
DEAR Sir Your favor of the 10Th is before
me. can assure your friends OF Virginia that we
are fully alive to the Importance defeating Gov
ernur Seward. and we are 'exerting ourselves to
the utmost to secure victory. Our friends, how
ever should remember that our Senate, which has
an equal voice with the Assembly, was elected
one ucar ago last N6reElJer, aud that in that body
MIR. Seward started with clear majority of sew
an out of thirty two 1t is very difficult to over
come such i majurity in 50 small 4 body.
Truly yours. Sc,
DANIEL UlLMAN.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-02-14

ns, KEEP III BEFORE THE AFFLiC ca H.,
That Bakers Celebrated Premium Bers arc the mos, n
safe certain aud speedy cure for Dyspepsia known IN
Els country Thousands have used them who were sur
rng with this dreadful disease and we nave S directions
that has not been greatly benefited, il not erey
Iieyed For Diarrha and ordinary Bowel Complains
these Bitters stand without rival; whie ono'' NJ
gcstion, Torpidity of the Liver, Loss OF APpel!c,
yous Headache and other affections arising from
digestion and dsOrdered stomach speedily y'ea 10 tbs
ali powerful action These BterS are s;no 10 w oa
very best tonic ever discovered. They have been con-
sany in this city where they are d "h
for years, and daily growing in popularity a5"
favor, wherever they are tried. For Ague ana rISe
they are capital And as family medicine to De tate
by all classes, ages and sexes, audi all conditions o
without regard to weather and diet, their virtues
be excelled No parent should be without tneSe LII
in the spring and summer months, as, when ara
dren, they prevent those summer complaints "ni0'i ~
usually so destructive to children. ID
Price 50 cents per bottle. For sale by 1. - d.
EsERIDdE, Staunton, and BIBD & WILLS .h'iio''''-
vile.
Jan. II, 1855.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-02-14

n HEREBY certify that have been credibly
Il informed that Rev. Samuel Martin stated, in
the office of Samuel Clarke, Esq, in Staunton.
that Rev. Mr.. Fulkerson applied to the late Con-
ference of the United Brethren, held in Mary
for situation for the Rev. Mi Freed that said
Fukerson stated that said Freed had requested
him to state to the Conference that ifthey had any
field of labor vacant they might use him in giving
him the appointment; and that said Fukerson
made speech in his, said Freed's, favor.
also certify that am credby Informed that
the Rev. Mr.. Freed denies that his name was be-
fore the Conference, at ALL and that even if it
was before the Conference, it was without his
knowledge, or consent.
JOHN B. RANKIN.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-02-14

o. The Supreme Court of Wisconsin has &C
quilted both Bouih and Byecrat. convicted oFaid-
ing and abetting in the escape of fugitive slave,
on the ground that the indictment was illegal,
that Court having already decided the fugitive
slave law to be unconstitutional. The action of
this Court thus arrests the judgment OF the Uni
ted States Court. and even Annals its Sentence.-
The matter ought to be promptly brought before
the U. S. Supreme Court in order that the con
stitutionality of the law may be placed above the
yui5bing of the State Courts.
The Wise nsin papers state that Booth and
Ryecraft were not discharged from the custody OF
the United States Marshall because the Fugitive
Slave law was TN constitutional, but because the
indictment did not allege tina, Glover, who eseap-
ed from labor was slave, aud therefore the Of
fence charged was not q crime.