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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-03-14

EXECUTIVE PARDos-In the case of the
Stale against l.. Nj. CALDWELL Tor gaming, the
Executive has remitled the sentence Of The
Court: upon certain conditions. rs recommended
by Solicitor Fair-Timcs
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-03-14
Administrators Notice.

A IL Persons having any demands against the
n Estate of John L. Richardson, decd, are no
titled to render them in legally attested, within
three months from this date and those indebted
will please make early payment, as the parties iu-
terested are desirous that the Estate should be
brought to speedy close.
D. R. DURlsoE, Adm'os.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-03-14

DESTRUCTIVE FlRE-A fire started in the
woods, about fifteen miles from the city, night
before last, aud spread with great rapdty along
the line of The Railroad, Till, at our IIesl inIor-
nation last evening, it had reached the Five
Mile Post. The hire Us exceedingly vioIent
and destructive. and has done great injury 10
the iarms on its route. A train, loaded with
Cotton taken in at KingsvIe caught fire yes'er-
duy from the current OF burning flakes, and two
cars, containing eighty bales, were burned. The
remainder OF lhc train came on TO The Five Mile
pusl when, finding it impossible to pass with
out extreme risk, They returned TO The Seven
Mile Post, and The engineer came 10 The city
for orders During great part of yesterday,
the city was completely shroudrd in snokc.-
Charleston Mercury 10th inst
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-03-14

IT is singular fact that although emery has
been sought for in all parts of the world, it has
been found in only two pIaces-in the island of
Naxos, in Greece, and in few places in Turkey.
The annual production is at present limited to
1000 tons of Naxos stone and l,60O tons Of
Turkish.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-03-14

ALL the leading hotels and coffee house kee-
pers in Cincinnati have signed All agreement
Lodging themselves not to violate the Ohio pro.
hbtory law by the sale Of liquor save only the
native wine and ale, those drinks being excepted
hv stafnta
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-03-14

Annual Salaries of Governors and Judges.
WE compile the following table from the American
tive notions of economy appertuining to our severa
State Government
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-03-14
COMM ER CIAL.
Correspondence Of the Advertiser.

HAMBURG, March 10th.
Corros-Our market continues brisk, and pri.
ces firm with on upward tendency. The demand
for the week has been brisk and prices very regular
q. from 81 to 81 cts. Sales and receipts light.
ID.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-03-14
Rejected.

The Tariff bill of which we spoke last week, has
been rejected by the Senate contrary to the general
expectation.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-03-14
LEXINGTON C. H., March 9.

q. o'clock, L. NJ.
E. II. BRlr1oy. & Co.-Dear Sirs: have
just time TO inform you that u disastrous Fire
has been raging in the ncighborhood of orr
village all day The destruction to fences and
houses has been great. The mill. and machine
shops about four miles from the village, belong
ing to Mr. f. w. Green, of Columbia, and man.
aged by Mr.. S. j. Stewart, and the houses,
barns &c OF MIR. Boozer, the houses, fences
and barns Of Mr. WM. SheaIy, and the saw mill
of Nlr. John Luwn, with corn, fodder and other
provisions, hus been destroyed. How many
more it is impossible to tell, as the fire complete
ly encrcIes our village, and WAS with great diff
Guilty kept from destroying Our little town.
p. S.-51 O'Clock.-Wlile write, the fire
is still raging, and threatens our village. God
only knows but we may be all burnt out to,
night, as the wind continues very high, and We
are completely surrounded by fire.
OclUck.-l have just understood that Dr.
L. j. Hays house, barns and stables, about six
miles from this place, together with all The hou.
ses and barns in his neighburhuod, say six OF
ten miles around, have been destroyed.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-03-14
ShcriE's Sale.
FOul md,

A PURSE, containing small sum Of money,
N which the owner can have by calling at this
Office, proving property, and paying for this adver-
tisement.
Mar ID tf O
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-03-14

FIRE IN THE WooDs.-Wilhn the last Two
days the surrounding country, both in this State
and South Caiolina, has suffered much from
fires which have broken out in the woods. We
publish in another place, the destruction of II
Mill in South Carolina, and learn that another
in The vicinity Of Aiken was also destroyed BY
the deyouring element. Another Mill on the
same side OF The river was saved by hard en-
crliUn.
These fires have disarranged our mills. The
Georgia train due at O'clock, n. n, did moi ar
rive until about i O'Clock. The detention was
caused by the burning Of the track for The dis
lance OF about 10 yards TWO miles this side OF
Dearng About three miles further down. il
was discovered that small portion OF the road
had also been burnt. The damage, however,
will suon be- repaired and all will 60 en- smooth
ly again in the course Of day or two.-Augus-
IL Couslitulivnalst, lth inst.
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Masonic Notice.
Look Out !

A Ii. Persons indebted to the Subscriber must
N come and settle by the frs. Monday in Au-
gust, or they will POSITIVELY find their Notes or Ac-
counts either in the hands of W. c. Moragnc, Esq,
or J. B. Talbcrt, Esq. Necessity comPels me to
saw so. That is all. R. T. PARKS.
March ID 3ms
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APPOINTMENTS.
@ AN ID L ID A II T. s..


w We are authorized and requested to announce
Lieut.. WV. G. LlLLARD, as candidate for the State
Senate for the district composed Of Monroe, Meigs,
McMinn and Polk counties.
III We are authorized and requested to announce
Hon. s. A. SMITH as candidate for reelection to rep
resent the Third Congressional District in the Congress
Of the U. s. Election 2d of August next
We are authorized and requested to announce Col.
JAS JARVIS a candidate for seat In the Senatorial
branch Of next legislature representa- Dsrctcom
posed Of McMinn Megs, Polk and Monroe counties.
We are authorized and requested to announce DR.. wM
j. JOHNSON as candidate for the Senate Tor the Dis
trct composed of the counties OF Monroe, Megs Folk
and Mc,linn.
egy- We are authorized and requested to announce
r. III DOAK as a candidate g. represent Monroe county
In the popular branch OF next Legislature
W We are authorized and requested to announce
JAS MoKAMY, of Polk county, as candidate Tor Joint
for the District composed OF the counties
Of Meigs, McMinn and Polk
w We are authorized and requested to- announce
J. D. COBB ESQ.,, as candidate for JOINT Representa-
tive for the District composed OF the counties OF Mcnn,
Polk and Megs at the ensuing August election.
syy- We are requested to announce Hon JOSIAH NJ.
ANDERSON as candidate TO represent the 81 Congres.
sonal District In the next Congress u g. Election "a
August next.
~ We are authorized and requested to announce
Mai L. Il. HURST as candidate to represent MeA'nn
county In the popular branch ofthe next legislature
gE- We are authorized and requested TO announce
ColeD W BALLEW as n candidate TO represent the
Senatorial District composed Of the counties OF Monroe
McMinn Polk and Meigs IN the next General Assembly
Of Tennessee Election % Of August next
~ We are authorized and requested to announce
JAS. O. -CARL0CK, Esq, as q candidate 70 represent
McAnn county In the lower branch OF next Legislature
fyy- We are authorized to announce JNo. r. poWElt
asa candidate for Joint Representative, from the Ds
trict composed Of the counties OF Mealnn MeiSs and
Polk, at The ensuing August election
ry- We are authorised 10 announce Col JAS HicKEr,
Of poIk county formerly Of McMinn) as candidate
for Drigader General 9th Brigade Tennessee Militia
The Brigade is composed OF the counties OF Hoane'
Monroe, Mesfinn, Polk, and Bradley.
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Hiwas see College
r.ouroc ccp,,y, Tenn.
THE Spring session of this Young but n

THE Spring session of this young but pros.
Il porous Institution will close as follows !:
ANSUAL ExANINArIoS.-Tuesday aud We'd
nesday, 18th and 18th July;
SPEAKING AND CoNFERRS0 DIPLOMAS, Thurs.
day the 18th.
The Fall Session will commence Monday.
Sept 18th, at which time students will find
it to their advantage to be present to enter
their proper classes.
TurrIoN-Sl0 per session; Contingent fee
81; boarding at moderate rates. A number
of rooms in the vicinity are occupied free of
charge by those wishing to board Themselves;
which they DO at a cost Of from finy cents to
one dollar per week.
Our location is an the country. two and
half miles from jacksonville, in a neighbor-
hood noted for industry and morality; con
sequenuy We are comparatively free from
temptations to prodigality, intemperanee,
and other vices too frequently met with in
towns and cities.
A post Office has been established at the
institution; therefore letters to the Faculty
and Students should be addressed to "IIwas-
see College, Monroe county, Tenn"
July & JOHN II. BRUNER, Prest.
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PArRIcx IN GLoRY-since the late elec

PATRICK IN GLoRY.-Since the late elee.
tons in Virginia the foreign population seem
to be in the finest spirits, BELIEVING that the
time is rapidly approaching when the Ameri-
can government will be placed under the
special supervision and protection of His
Holiness the Pope. We noticed one IN the
street on Monday evening glorifying in the
most uprOarious manner, throwing up his
hat and singing Lille bullero booIera Ia'"
with remarkable relish:
by the powers" said he, as he flourished
his stick, "l'd like to be after seeing the spa
pcen of Native American who'd say black
is the white of me eye! Whoop! Good
luck to his howIness the Popel To the divi
wild your Professionals, the bloody heretics!-
ilurrall! for Andy OJohnsOn! He's the boy
for st. Patrick. To the diyil wild your Protes.
tant schools and your Bibles! Be the piper
that played before Moses, but I'd lie might
ly pleased just now TO see the thief OF an
American. who'd refuse to take off his hat TO
his Reverence, or to kiss the Pope's top!. It's
mesclf that wond be finding n soft place in
his head with the big end of me shelalah!-
WhOopw
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BlOOdy-Flux, Dysen'cry, Diar-
rhea 4 Cholera!

INIIE above disorders, so prevalent in this
l. country, can all be cured by the Gr@fen'
berg Dysentnry Syrup, which is sold for only
so cents per bottle
CUTS, BURNS, SWELLINGS, OR 1NFLA.
NATION, either external or internal, cured
by the Grefenberg Green Mountain OINTMENT;
price 25 cents per box-better than any Lin-
ment or Pain Killer for it gives instant relief.
Falling Of tie Womb and all other diseases
are promptly cured by Marshall's UTERINE
CArnoLIcoN-price reduced to 81 so per bottle,
the only remedy that has yet been discovered
that reaches the above complaint.
TIEGR .FFENB BERG VEGETABLEPILIS
are pronounced the very best pills in the
world 100000 boxes are sold every year in
Tennessee--price 35 cents.
These and all other Grmfcnberg Medicines
are for sale by
W. BURNS, Athens: B. +. MARTIN Il Son,
Calhoun; VAuGuN d PICKLE; Sweetwater; W..
/. Wuirr, Loudon G., CANSoS, .Madisonyille.
ALEX MCKENZIE, Nashville.
June 30, '65-Sm 1881 General Agent.
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Valuable and for Sale.

PURSUANT to decree Of the Circuit
Il Court of Monroe county, Tenn, in case
Theypetition of Samuel Douthet and oihers.
Us. Isaac T. Douthet and others, TO sell land.
| will. on the LIST day of September next, Of
Ter for sale on the premises, situate in Blount
county, Tenn. on the Tennessee River, 7
miles below Morganton, u valuable Tract OF
Land. containing Three Hundred aud Ninety
eight Acres more or less known rs the Douth-
ct old farm, and being the same on which
Samuel Douthet deceased, formerly resided.
A credit of six nonrhs will be given on one
half the purchase money, and twelve months
on the residue, the purchaser giving bond and
approved security and II lien retained until
the purchase money is paid
JOHN MoCLAlN, Confr.
June 10. ls55--4t prs fee So 35l
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FIGURING Mills.

TNIE subscriber respectfully announces to
L the public that he has recently rebuilt
his Mills on Eastanallee three miles North
east of Calhoun, Tenn, on mn entirely new
and improved plan, and is now prepared to
accommodate those who have Wheat and
Corn to grind. lie can grind any quantity
on short notice. and insures fine turnout.
lie specially solicits the patronage of such
as desire n superior article of Flour for fami-
ly use. lie is also prepared to crush Corn ia
the cob for stock. Send in your Grain and
try the Mills. W. J. McCLATCllEY.
June Is, 1S55-tf 35l
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Decatur Academy,

rEHE Trustees Of Decatur Academy take
pleasure in informing the public gene
rally that they have secured the services Of
T. j, Capps who is n graduate of East Ten
nessee University, and whose written test
monias entities us to recommend him "a every
way qualified for the business Of teaching.
TERMS OF TUITION.
Reading, Writing and Arithmetic $500
English Sciences, 5000
Languages and Higher Mathematics $3.50
Boarding can 10 had on moderate terms.
The session will commence on the 2Sd Of
July, 1855.
JOHN K. NEIL, Chairman.
June 90, 1851 sSS
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Sale of Negroes, &c.

WE will sell to the highest bidder on the
w 25th instant, Mt the late residence o
John Caldwell, deceased, three miles East Of
jacksonville, Monroe county, the follow
ing property, viz: two negro men, two negro
women, and one girl And all the stock con
sisting of horses, cattle, hogs and sheep; one
four.horse wagon and gearing; one family
carriage; and all the farming utensils; house.
hold and kitchen furniture, belonging to said
estate.
For all sums of ten dollars and under, cnsl,
in hand-and for all sums over that amount,
will be given, 10y the purchaser giving note
with approved security.
j. H. JOHNSTON,
J. Il. CALDWELL,
July G-td-35i Executors.
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Macon Market.

MACON, July 9.
Transactions for the past week light with stocks Of
Bacon Lard and Flour moderate-sales limited, prices
declining
BACON, hog round with clear Sides 1917 % lie; clear
loo. LARD stocks heavy, II y a 12c in bbls. CoRS
little demand, 1875 40 1,3O. OATS, sales limited
rs % 50. PEAS, sales limited, 1926 q S15O MEAL
sales lIm'ea isog 90 IA A. f ss sHpernne, per
FEATHERS dull, 33 90 35c. HAY good Tennessee, 100
a Sl,75 Y cwt. BITTER, good article IS a 1sc--
CoFFEE, Rio,frm, 1871 % be SUGAR New Orleans ~
On &c. MoLAssEs, in barrels, 81 % 43c.
EXCHANGE on New York y q cent. prem.
Respectfully,
ALLEN & DUNLAP,
Commission Me,ch1uks Macon Ga
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July 6-td-3
Just Received

A ND for sale, at the old stand in Calhoun,
n Tennessee,
IS Bills New Orleans Rehoiled Molasses.
10 Bills. do. do. do.
80 Bags fine Rio Coffee;
300 Gals Cuba Molasses;
$500 Lbs. Brown Sugars;
5000 4" Castings;
10000 Rolled lron-all Of which will be
sold low by wholesale or retail.
Our Dry Goods stock is full and fine, and us
low down in price as the lowest
July 6 B' T. MARTIN SON
would say one word to the public, as it
NAV save some man money. On the llth of
June mailed ut this Office in letter to
Nashville, Tenn, 500 Bill The letter was
registered in the Office book here, and has
failed TO reach Nashville; and on comparing
duplicate way bills of the Nashville aud
Calhoun rost Masters. find the one sent from
Calhoun never reached its destnation--and
I would say to those who send money to
Nashville by mail to be careful as there is a
scoundrel somewhere on the route.
Is. f. MARTIN
Calhoun. July ID, 1885.
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Jonathan Thomas,


u.s.
W. w. Lillard, Il. NJ. Lillard, L W. King,
J. b. Boggess, and S. NJ. Borgess.
In this cause it appearing from an allega-
L ton of the Bill that Respondent !. w.
King is n nonresident Citizen of the State of
Tennessee, it is therefore ordered that publ
cation be made in the Athens Post n news
paper published in the town of Athens,
Me uinn County, Tennessee, for four success
sive weeks, requesting said nonresident res.
pondent to appear at our next Court OF
Uhancery, to he held at the Court House in
the town of Decatur on the I'd Monday OF
September next, then and there to answer
Compliments Bill, or the same will be taken
as confessed as to him, and set for hearing
accordingly.
G.. W. MCKENZIE C. Il NJ.
Per W j. . Mckinney, D. q. * NJ.
June 80, lS55.--4t Prs fee So 1913
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Atlanta Market.

ATLANTA, July 2.
During the past week have noticed but little an.
imaton in our Produce market.
BACcH Is in only moderate demand at present prices
though reaction is confidently expected in short
shoulders 9H % 9a{c; hog rOund Ii a 1lNc. LARD in
bbs., dull, IN 90 l2c. DuTTtR Tenn. in kegs l2k a
l5c. CORS, dull, 81 % lilo u bus. Cons MEAL $llO
% 115 Hay, Tenn. in bales, $3.50 y 100 ibs Feah
ers dull, SIC.
ExcnASGE-sight drafts on New York lGc Augusta,
Charleston and Savannah Il . cent. prem.
Yours, truly,
SEAGO 4 ABBOTT,
General Commission Nerchdnts.
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1t would hardly do for any one to have the temery
nowadays oquestion the excellence Of Dr. oohand's
German Eters which are prepared by Dr. c. NJ. Jack.
son. In cases of dyspepsia, liver complaint and de.
rangement Of the digestive organs, their many virtues
have long since been made plainly apparent. They
purge from the system the morbid humors wbih retnrd
the natural functions, end bring paeness to the cheek
and. suffering to the brow They baeish those clogs
upon happiness rnd restore the system high health.
Seea advertisement.
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syphilis. scrofuIa, ana n;seascd

BLoo6-For these terrific diseases, Carriers spanish
Mixture is the only specific
The propretors have in their possession over one
hundred certificates Of the most extraordinary cures
effected by 1t.
We refer to the certificate OF Richard Adams late
High Sheriff Of Richmond, Va, Edwin Burton Commits
sioner Of the Revenue for Richmond; Gen. Wech of
the Mammoth Circus; Dr. Hundley, of Washington CITY:
Mr.. VIM A. Matthews and C. b. Luck, Esq Of Rich
mond, Va Mr. T. Boyden, Exchange Hotel, Va: and a
host of others who have seen Of the worst de-
scripton cured by Carriers Spanish Mixture They all
certify that 1t is the greatest purifier of the blood
known.
See adj
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n ucT.,ncsIiyer piIIs.-

Dr. WcEstucS L1tcf RlttS.-Nhen the pro-
proprietor of this invaluable remedy purchased ii OF the
inventor, there medicine which deserved the
name. for the cure of Liver and Bilious complaints
Notwithstanding the great prevalence of these diseases
in the United States In the South and West particu-
larry, where the patient is frequently unable obtain
the services of regular physician, remedy was
required safe and ehectua and the operation
of which could in wise prove prejudcal to the
stitution. This medicine Is supplied by DR.. McLane's
Liver Pills, as has been proved in every instance In
which 1t has had trial. Always beneficial a soil,
tary instance has occurred in which its effects
have been injurious. The invention OF an educated and
distinguishes physicians it has nothing in common with
the quacE nosrums imposed upon the public by shallow
pretenders to the medical art Experience has now
proved, beyond doubt that Doctor McLane's Pill is
the best remedy proposed for the Liver Complaint
Purchasers will be careful to ask for Dr. MLdne's
Celebrated Liner Pills and take else There are
other Pills purporting to be Liver Pills, before the
public DR.. MLanes Liver Pills, also his Celebrated
Vermifuge can be had at all respectable Drug
Stores in the United States and Canada.
For sale by 2. H. KRru Co., Athens; J. A. c. W.
COFFIN, Madisonve; and by one Agent in every town
in Tennessee. june l6l
\ uzr
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OF for Kansas!

DEING DESTROYS of emigrating to a better
ID hunting ground, | now offer for sale my
FARM at .GIsorgetOwn, Tenn. There IS a good
Brick Dwelling and Smoke House. frame
shop aud Store House, Stables @e' upon ".
| have no besitancy in saying mat u Is mo
most desirable property ~ East enhessee ,or
wisbes 10 farm also. Call and see the proper.
~, and the owner. NJ. A. WOOD.
GEORGETOWN, Hamilton co., June Is, ls65-5t
- Chattanooga Gazetto will please copy
10 amount Of So aud forward acct. NAV.
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NEw York, Julv 3

a meeting of the opponents of the prohibi.
tory law was held in the Park last evening, it
was fully attended. Ex-Mayor Mlcklr, pre-.
sided, assisted by Il large number Of Vice
Presidents and Secretaries. Resolutions were
adopted declaring the law unconstitutional,
md n violation of chartered rights, but de
prccated any attempts to oppose the enforce.
ment of the law by n forcibc resistOnce--an
appeal to the ballot box, was recommended
ns The only legal means of redress.
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sY-A funeral took place at Spotswood
on the 10Th inst, attended with some ppcu-
liarity. A man who hid kept Il mill near that
place was buried on that day; and the SER
vice was attended by two women. both claim.
ing to be the lawful wife of the deceased,
and each with family of children. The
spectacle is said TO have been rs sad as il
was singular.
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COM nj E R G I A L,
Augusta Market.

AUGUSTA, July 3
Herewith 6nd statement Of our Produce market:
B4cOS, hog round, 10 q 1O19c demand light hams
dull ate @ IL as extremes, most sales 10 a OGc sides
'TALL0w l2%c. BEEF, PORK, and MUTTON dull at last
weeks quotations. Wool and CoTToN GOODs same as
then quoted CoRs sll0 % S1,2O. OATS 80 a 9oc.-
and $1,65 a Sl,75 for White. FLOUR so a $l1 80
DRY HIDES II % l2c, and BEEF HAMS DRIED
q 12Hc. vENIsoN do. 10 q 12c. Stock PEAS $780,
BEANS $500 90 $50. FEATHERS 50 @ 35c. BEEswAx
81 a CSC BUTTER IS q 25c. Eggs 10 90 lsc.
EXCHANGE OH the North y q cent. premium.
Yours, very truly,
J. A. ANSLEY,
Commission and Produce Merchant.
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rSs- Wisconsin is the only State in the
Union whose Judiciary has so far forgotten
its sacred mission rs 10 pronounce PLAIN
constitutional act Of Congress,
to Wit the Fugitive Slave Law, unconst,tu-
tional. This, too, is the only State where
the foreign population exceeds the native,
in point OF numbers, and where n native
American is liable to personal violence Tor
defending the principles of his party.