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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-09-07
yALUADLE FARM ron SALE.

VALUABLE FARI FOR SALE.
TINE subscriber intending offers tor sale prI
vateiv) his tract OF land. lying in the county Of
Montgomery Immediately the telegraph road from
Nashville TO Carksve 81 Eiles from the Ormer, and IL
miles from the latter aud 28 mites scuh Of POrt Royal
Mills containing 30 acres about 45T &c e5 op land IN
good state Of cultivation; the balance well tmbeied.
Tie improvements copsist Ut comfortable dwelling good
negro cabins wish cbmnCys twOlage tobacco bars
good stables CRIB and other necsssarj OphCuses
apple and peach orchards, &c A never falling spring
aud an abundance Of stock water.
The land lies we'll a0y tmbeTed upland in the
county OF the same size and well adapted The growth
OF corn wheat, oats aud tobacco. Terms liberal
JOBS DORTCH.
p s For information concerning the land | would
refer 10 eszrs Gave Johnson and WG d. rich Of Nash.
ve Robt Mcclure. Of ClarksTdie Rosc0 DicxersOo aad
David NJ Christian, Of Todd county, ky I would also
state that there tract Of l6l acres adjoining which
be bought with the above land If desired or divided
SO as 10 sult purchasers. ie2g J. b. d.
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SPRING STREET BisIi1t.E CUnrANI.
BOOKS Will be o ened at the Office OF lilNpSLtf
Is CROCKETT 33 College street, MONDAY, the
28d inst Tor the purpose of receiving subs ri tions to
the Capitol STOCK of the SPRING STREET BRIDGE
COMPANY and will be kept open from day day. uIlil
STOCK sulcientis is subscribed ganizs the Company,
as pro gidsd in the act incorporating said Company.
JOHN SHELBY,
NICHOLAS H0BS0N, - .
john McFERRIN ) Co-nrs
.-- -. ISAAC LIFTON, .' .
julyIs A. '. > LlNDoLEl,
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House Furnishing Goods.

WOODEN AND WILLOW WARE.
DRASS BOUND BUCKETS-aIl sizes;
ID Iron do do do;
Oak Buckets; Oak Well Buckets;
Painted Toy Buckets; Brass Bound Water Cans ;
Iron Bound Water Cans; Cedar Milk Piggins;
Cedar Pals; do Tubs-an sizes;
do Keelers-Brass and Iron Bound;
do Churns-all sizes;
Chopping Trays; Wooden Bowls;
Patent Spring Clott es Pins
Common do;
Market Baskets, with without covers;
Large Square and Round Clothes Baskets;
Willow Wagons;
German Work Baskets;
Deep Clothes Baskets, with Wood Bottoms
just received and for sale by
mlyl2 SNOW, MACKENZIE Gu
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LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE RAIL
ROAD.

70 thoso who pay taxes TO pay interest on the Bones
OF Davidson and Sumner Counties
DRINTED receipts viii be funis he'd to Collectors
showing their face that each holder of receipts to
tue amount Of 800 will be entitled share of stock
in the Louisville and Nashville Railroad Co. No receipt
will be accepted evidence of snch payment to ente the
holder to stock except those which in he printed form
prescribed BY the Company and furnished to the Colec
Those receipts are transferable by endorsement
Of the DHme IN bis sgt ature Of the tax payer.
hugll-lm JOHN b. HELM, PreS't l. Il \. r. r.
TENN ESSEE AND ALABAMA RAILROAD
~1Il Rssszzs szEEs= E-xz aSsx
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-09-07

SIX MINUTE FREEZERS.
WYE have just received additional supply of the Ice
w Cream Freezers, for making Ice Cream in SIX
MINUTES.
Common Freezers and Tubs;
Ice Water Pitchers Ice Picks and MslletS
Preserving Kettles; Hammered and Cast Brass
French Porcelain Kettles aud Sauce Pans;
do Timed Iron Sauce Pans;
Fruit Cans of all sizes, for putting up fruits and
Vegetables, james SNOW MCKENZIE co.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-09-07

PATENT SAD IRONS.
HNE Of the most valuable of iaven tons, with which
\ the ironing tor lsniiy be done with i've cents
worth of cha Tcoal.
Tziiors' and Box Irons;
Ironing Stoves and Furnaces;
Prese rving Furnaces. &c, &c;
Iron Spoons, OF all sizes.
june8 SNOW, MACKENZIE co.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-09-07

HOT AEN FURNACES.
WE have Just eeeved from Boston supply of CHILL
w SONS Fun NAi!ES, aud prepared 70 put them
the best style either for heating private residences
churches other public buildings
The following ara of the important Improvements
attained by this invention Purity of air, free from the
burnt so common red hot iron furnaces powerful
rangenen genera ting heat great durability of furnace
perfect safety against setting buildings fire which
theyare located may be Set low cellars, and easily
managed.
To This Furnace was awarded the Worlds Fair Prize
Medal in London in lSi l. having been considered in all
respects superior TO the Furnaces offered from Russia
Germany Norway and England
June, SNOW, MACKENZIE d co.
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JUST RECEifEIs-
ll5 hGis y U and Clarified
Sugars;
II5 bOls & hc bbls Re5Jlled
AO.asse-;
500 kegs nails, assorted;
5OJ COILS KENTUCKY Rope;
100 whole aud half boxes
star Candles;
- boxes soap.
20 90 Sarlh:
20 dozen PIcSies.
30 kegs ShOt aud Lead;
By SEYA
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PIL.ss

pV fhe Governor.
The lar If of shelby county will except the 5th 18th
and a districts said county, they eGsud-
ei bv lsv.
~ Fhs Memphis Aappeal and Bolivar Democrat
please ropv Isep2 wti.
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rs bags Pepper, spice and
GI~ge-;
100 O0a Havana SegarS
loo, ,OOD American 90
50 bD.s CIDER Vinegar;
10 casSs Scotch ale,
loo dUzSn bru0ms;
500 re ms ~ raPpIng Paper
loo . 20 5 gallon DemJohns
50 OOz PaiIjei Bsckets;
10 bots CopDeras-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-16

EIOR LIvERrOcL-usirKp s1ArEs NAIL srEAs.
IL ship PACIFIC. Capt Asa Eardge. rhis sa~Asp si
depart with be United tates Hs1h for Eurcg< pnsey
Wednesday, Nov. ~ 81 II O'Clock ~ ir,n her osrh - ost
OF Canal For frsixbt 81
commcdsaoaa ior elegancs and 9 mior- epyly ~
INWARD X. nuLi.fN- ~ Wal street
Passengers requested W De beard ~ n a
Shippers please ske noics nst The ship o. lbs
carry any xoods consrAband Of Az ieesrs
through the Post ONCE any oer- VII be returned To-
ship Atnnsc will succeca The Pacific, and i,er "a
kotice The DAYS Of departure tbAs linz
viii be saturday. Commencing January o ami
ga urday and from Law. rpool weinr izy ooa4ac IA
January ., and every alternate w~ineslay.
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YyIBE NEW HDRK AND LIVER eoOL UNITED ~ krxD
i NAH steankra The srps conipodh .ss ia
ArLANTio, CAPT IVES. sALrIc. cAss e@~~~s
PACIFIC, Capt kyn, ApkiAfIC, AAy% -.
These shps have vs By ssa rae. s.pr~sy ls rv.
sTnmeni sarvtes Every iAkss ~
and hcr accommodations foe ass-nxsrs seeqsei r.
s.esanco Aoo cpmosN rnS p~s~se r1n Ne. rerA =
sbvs use u EXTRA size ANITA Ax no y ssvsss
York, 80 and 70 suneaa An erSnos
each sip No berth secured Anil pad far.
yR0p0eEp
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f'kstHiesrx-oyyR 'Vrk TRANS iHNyf sur.
&c see =, no., p-sf1 r2.eiea @ a.a 40 s,st
Tefs ssis,r $50 physsans bssb rafg, Aredos
aafA1 ~. rn hny nn naen II Iairs tntl heeNIx
a.slr.rf 81 ~ baiss - tds ftfsTt Nsv You, Who
Z = s',g..g yspar !. Z. > ~. i 20 % sstissI
o - DOT y 5,asssail y s fsilgs .a',ersrs
tfsa - ~. eths D iiks afcst ss~ fpgs ser fers
~ tflsf = Ns'. "
sa.f = ,iss's 800 a' s,rse z =. lrr a. $3.50
n " !. sss... "a. y a.. -. - .sss.S ~
H. s.isslsssls a ~. 800 III. - ! ,.s,s..s
% Y - ser,snss AZ ..Iss. n sa.s s.s'4is =
s". 80 s.fs sssys ~affAssd psass Assa FSsss,
assr a. - ~ hft@f~
- oor,.sT-. ), psss .ra.rg .V.Egao, rr.
~ Ns~ - Isissfsly 90 y ~ grtr.s -.
s.sss- - ~ fsfas b. 5.* g"it nas. tN1 @sws, A
Ia c0DFsg-t. pfaSg srsstY sAy Az COR
sessss.. a.s.... s,.s,. y =. !. ,..i.1 r1ss.s
hr ntfFrFe rHAcTrcAL rrsfAfN THKATisg sIr.
500 ~s,l4l, y Iprhs aas fssf AL p-.el.AI 10.
= sss1 =. 49, o.sssa. - t.ern4 s.fsss.ss
tests EaNssstg fns ~ fs.N y Y tsssy rfsr ~.
49, Mste Aes9 MfatfN ~ hf s4tf~Nr ~ - 80 - ra~
atmt ~ hathN . ffafxs. - featN9 - ~ a~- -
va..1. ns. ~. e u. ~ ~ ss.s,s !. 80 :.
- -
"a fsspf.Wms.s s.fs.na. tttt. 80, 49,, go.
~ = aaass = srsrs1 49,. N n. -. ~. -. -,
A-ht w. f<.W 80 4 N1fsNk ifsFaatra2ss.
~ s*~s .fA.f = -
No. . 4. -. - 49, 49, a., 49,. ~ - -. -
sst,T $500 80 y - -, = .'F.-f i'ss', 90.
II 49,. I. - 49,. 4, - ~ - -
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(sAI.fFNnsfA UIAMONDF-A NliVNg MEDAL
!, award n ~ az = - AneflsAn igsitUe rias
ard hrstr article equal rs Ar.any nn1 Appearance ~
resi- aiaiagHd. hal reA every tfw
seas suesr fsss - ss. isce.' 80 rhgs 80 -
fsfftup - @ IL uaa bEaerss~ tnNf ANd
varri, ~ isss.ss made frsn ne eeuis d. kTlfs
srtt IS met paft u ~ lnrA ~ lslHR
amouai. oaafessse v l. >. JiSubs ~ nfp,4Say
nIANoNns WANTED. -fEheOss IAKfsG pfAMo&EE
it,o ~ y Hsi rsay rAsh et1 AVA
as, ~ cslsrN y. trhMlfTh, 80 De- ssss lfDns u
W g'eAcs.
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A INV nO0K-Jng aanhiAuN arEuE - Fkwf
~ y bssstsl 80 fhfss4eesl insgursw F~sSg -
~ 81 10 r'sfrst, AFH Aax sFat aaRffr - 49, "
nolea - -4tf4 go sss.sga.ak lMfs
ersrfc pAss, prs 81 FatHst~4 ~ HtMuNIt N
ssr#u s'f~si @io - iswsf4 ~ nss Na4 fsttxs y
81 GI4 asefs.
yfan - gsss@ ss~ ~esKs.l Kss~- - ssssa
CrcHaFg tNf8 - 81. q tfNe aaaFA
III elsttg u.sasm A. dset aar - "a I.
- paw o0s - ess.sJ 49, teas4f sasst ssralei
al fhsesfhN
NJ LsEnOAr. FkwiW knB fpMis1M rugsIf8sM
sIt s1f "rfsss, sstss u a. s.&assI A@gs.~f a.
roo. $50 sAssf % saAsn "a Fssw4 fxs Ffss
RS. 10 ID ~ f&ft Naast - - -
rss qsFess. - p@<l a. naN4o affAeF ~
- hrosd..g. .no n A. = ss4&bsF ssssfs
sHtsrssf
DklyATT oOv~uLrarIoxs--os ssryus CO.
u tao ~ rsf-s< p esss nfei-~@-@ ~hsm - -
ksisa nsss hs $500 usssea1 sssss $780, 90 $500
~ saNe. TIE ssws~1 maat go a.
'tu haDtssa, stIm~@ bMS = 4*.~@~a 80 n $50 4
e.sN Asfs . A. twswfy - rsffk ~ Nese@
A~srss stAas 1~L n.ny Ase~esst ~.
a ssF.&& $50 s.s4s 49, t~sM ~saf-1 - ffNsA
eog1y insr - - - A. &c.. s~<s
= - Sage ks sn<-ssssS~ = :
rsny T~~sS sar~~s ~ ~ la h.s4Al s~A>~ -
- 80 Al 49, nnm~rsg~s go ~
U-1s ~ w&hSx s<ssk s~~ $r~svS
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nrfrE asp svvvcrrsk synnsi AfD aNsgsgo
~ ~ IN NAAD~ Ia n~s~rsn~a~s trs-1.e 40
~ sess - ws.s sxss 49, have -ssss~ss e~s.sa
essss-s go 49, 'ssTs rr~@ts<
- ~ snfsf hpsss Coca ~s~~t
n 81 Hy.sfwsg. - $3.50 y So - sssf<~1uvy rspN
r-sysnsssa
Dpurrs YnysTvywT - vsJvAyr DIssAsD
IL ~ gsxas-4 "a Dasns sr~~s ~ u s~,r = y
gfsssss axes - esass&A< s%h s.fsz~x<s $780,
k1~Assa
T'up Ggrp7 EyvHUr POS rsfytrT gIsvssO 20
i brNftSf 20 ar.y, as a.iy ,sa~ay 49, or s->s,
gessefs tsFAtis ~ - fsns .s
" ny assysTr % bvsAA ~ fs4r. 4sY ~
e~y .sls< "a 10 Dnsss % ~ 80 pi&ss 70 p,s~ sr.-s
ys~ va 80 ffoe ass Asaa<
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A cSrkAAlA rfoNsws tasS-sAREylno ysg . \
n 50. ~ ssrs - s..~z chlas ssnAss On san a
r~& - r~~ ~ snA@n l~snsY ~ ns4A N.sx~ae.. a.
s~xyL 30 ~ 60 o4Js ssE1 - VI tAss4Ds.
NJ eksnnx 0v~sGA
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IHOR SALF-FOR CASH OILY, A GENTLEMAS'S FUR
nshing store, Handsomely iued up little place and veil
caed The stock small and very choce ard the rent Of he
sore i los. For particulars address Williams, box 100
HArald nfine.
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rnoR sALE-A yEw rHRgE STORY AND HTGH BAsl

inert brown house and l< West yth The
ousr IL Is ~ feet Got half the blckg has all he poder
mprov.ncbs bu IN the bet ussnser and can he sod a,
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yVHOLEsALk DRUG ESTABLISHMENT FOR SALE
W On the nrs, OF January next the stock, good will and
building required or lease Of same OF old established
drug house In sonn city, doing fine business Is
offered sale The coinprises such AZ 4
usually found establishments or the kind
sarding the business Is offered Of making
valuable Investment. 10 approved purchaser The
would be For further particulars ure g. r. VAN
DuzER, Wholesale druggist, ies Greenwich street
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s .-.4
COTTAGE AND FANCY FURNITURE wARTR0OMs
" 5H broadway, opposite he ~. Nicholas tYrJt
MATHEWS STACY onsr for sale the siegan, .sso-
rnt OF sney voltage nsrnsled and French furniture
TINTED states ~ rsdufed Every os
pslhasses pillows oossssrs 40. ~ prsrcs
LURNITrRE.-cABINEr FURNITURE AT AucTfos
prsces hrg~ sss 1rssoi Al n BeeAra.n stree, ~ /
sbese ccpcsYn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-16

I,0R sALE--IN BROOKLYN TIE STOCK FIX
lures, ard good wll Of small fancy goods hosiery and
dry goods stors In Of the business locations
e,ty ard dong good bus satisfactory given
spr selling Inquire o. JOHN IoUGaIIN, IL Ats nic
Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-16

1T s. NAVY SAILORS AND oTHEns.-ExTRa PAY
" promptly pad. bounty and warrants chained, bought
and a pens Drocured balance due heirs u ieeesa~i ia
= seaman collected and al Minds ~ cana @gans he "
recovered By -
EDWARD BIssEII,
Agent ard late rnr~sr u. T. Nsvv ~ wah sts e.
'sIrED STATES Observation-Disclosures ~ AN
u DREW X. CULVER, So.Ary PnbAc, ~ PiDe 1rec.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-16

: SPLENDID FARM, GRIST MILL. SAW MILL. CIDER
- press &C. for substituted in Harrington, ". T. about
A~s miles from rappan Tow, aud about 70 miles from Ne
aweihg honses store barns &C. The mills are al ans
Hoekng Order the pond O the the
1sss Apply 70 WILLIAM r CRAZY, li0 and III Nassau
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STFAM BETwEFE ESW YORK AND GLASGOW.
- EDJNBURG, 900 tons Wa Cumming ournfnsn1or
NEW Y0rk, = Ito tons robert Craig do
GLASGOW, ,y62 on.. Jotu Duncan do
The Glasgow and New York Steamship Conpsnys spiendii
and powerful Edlnsurg appo sa.
New York for Glasgow direct Saturday, h Jaary
~ O'Clock, ciy Rates az passage future
scitsesnen- Apply 10
J. gcsyMos 80 Broadway
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&1Sl A GROCERY STORE, STOCK AND FIXTURES
p1cO. compee, IN most excellent and central location
for business Rent only $i6 month; iease three years
For sale or partner would be taken Inquire at the drug
store, 81 Canal street.
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GTEAMsnTP FOR HAyRE.-THE NEW AND sPLES-
- dd hrs :aes steamship ERICSSON, A. r. Lowbcr CON
rander, VIII leave from pier No 81. North weilas
day. NOV n at noon Baggage no, wanted tbs voyage
should be ssnt hoard the day before sAag
low Letters prepaid rs cents haf ounce parcels
Vii be tecsyed a. the SgeDps elhcs M 30 A. " 81 n
Ealing. Price OF paasafcfst cabin SD; second, The
Ericsson Is unsurpassed ~ her for the
Of her passengers. and win give Subtraction all who may
The Atlantic her For inforruaiOn phssa,r apply
70 g. B RICHARD, Agent, $50 Brea way.
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CALLING DAYs, 5TJ AND 9TH or EACH MONTH =
= -Four hours from ~ by psnAma Karoad
~ h. baggage ffee-Ihfough FOE California, PaDsna
NAfoad The United states Nal Steamship Cpnosny intend
p eespsh tor fspin~a Tgesday 'og. ~ AT oelock
u NJ precisely f rer foot u Warren street, Sor riss-
II. Wndie Passengers and mAs All fGrwarded 81 Pa
aainn railroad, and connect o. FAasHk al he fAcr sai
3ieaushp tomrsny's masnEesut v'earas,Lp SONORA,
tlolNrd Whuag GofNnADaef, which Will be IN I.a9ne1,
md eays aonefsteiy for Saa FszBesco The pnhls
formed uai he r. " = = Company Away have
"xra steamers gng 81 Panama ready fot % avoid
sssble Geenty y pas malta For
% w hAtNotD, ~ he oDiy Dnce 81 se COMPANIES, No.
~ Nss street, tcEEer u Warren
A UsTRALIA PIONEER LTsF CARRYING TEE rsI
u "a -tsrs Ma The fas sailing sip GNNfHiA, J- Ms
aHrDe, bevg half her rf@veiv engaged prepAref
q AXE Feish moderate terms pier u HAs ryer II hp
pase tor carly. syplyto
X. W. CAMERON NJ Ba~Anr Grsen.
TINTED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP coxpAxY.-roa
r. s'ee 60, ~ gsrfen street .orb riv.r ~
istf ssd avofiis fisaushlp GRANADA, Capt, ~ n ornn
49, sa ahsse Pssssss ue secnrsa sonpsny,s
aGf. Freight View Or - cusls Hlsp
IN u supplied VIII tiAak bits n lsg form
greG ~ he ooupapy On application hew CHR
oYts lkbs and - t2s ~ sng - be 10
~, fAiLr. Yer freight 90 pss@ass apply ., ees
sofnrary, ~ wer street. sosrer a Wrrsn.
.,oR HAVANA AID EFw oRIgANp-Tug T.
4 usN ss,snsnip CAHAWBt, Can't n W stgL Al w..
bss RECEIVING ffsshi "Wednesday a. and ~ai ~ o.
si0ts pnfa slttsy Nov ~ sccx pre- slsefT -
~ y,sr o q. R1wb rfvsr frss a Rotlnxnn sr.~s
LIVINGSTON cRocBgaps CO, u Brya1way
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FIRST CLASS MEDICINE AND FANCY STORE
"A for sae-An Did established stand, situated in good
business place. In the city ard commanding good trade;
opposition In That part Of the The stock
with lease, win be sold There attached
ply personally, by letter, TO r. Suydam 80 Greenwich
street, Or address w. L. box ls5, Herald olice.
nRUG STORE FOR sALE-Now DOING GOOD RE.
~ tail business, with office practice attached Apply at o5
ham linn
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-05-24

to withstand the pro-savery nroads OF ad-
Of the Territory over which he p-csides.
sd. That we feel constrained to admit
that crisis is rapidly approaching in the
affairs Of our county when copdLct will be
more cfiicaeious than speech-when daring
deeds will take the place Of "vuunting
words"
But we venture to enunciate as the sense
Of this meeting, and, as we believe, the
| sense Of large ajirity Of the voters of the
State Of Ohio, the following pain PROPOSE
tons:
| !. Slavery must be intcrdirted in kanzas
and Nebraska.
| O. No more slave territory shall be ucqui.
red.
3. No slave State shall hcnceforth be ad.
mttcd into the national conrederacy.
4. Tie fugitive slave law must be totally
repealed
3. Slavery must be abolished wherever il
now exists by force or sanction of Congre s.
sional law.
s. The "free soil" OF our States must be
m ade to possess the efficacy of striking the
maj acles from Off the limbs of every human
being who is 50 fortunate as to plant his loot
thereon.
4th, That TO the maintenance of these
propositions the members o this meeting
pledge their political faith, and do here de.
clare that they will support no man for any
office OF State or for Congress unless he
/ yield his assent to the same.
! 9th, That we depretiate d ssoluton ol
! the Union lift can be preserved without do.
i ing violence to the Declaration of lndebon.
dence But if We can only perpetratc the
American ConIedercy OF States, by perpetu'
ally extending the curse Of negro slavery
aud by violating national compacts, and ,ht
true principles Of popular sovereignty, ther
the Unlon will not be worth preserving.
Judge SPAULpING, being loudly called upcl
made brief but happy speech in favor o
the resolutions. He was followed by Mr.
VAUGnAS and NJ. GalswyLD, who earnestly
called upon the people to stand up for thei
rights in that hour OF tral.--BUsHsELi
! WnIrE then made a few inquiries ia regar,
to one or 10 points involved in the resou
tions, and expressed himself in favor of thei
spirit. The vote was then taken, and tn
resolutions were carried without one dssen
ting voice.
On motion Of Mr.. SLADE, it was
Resolved, That this meeting re1ommen,
that similar meetings be held in the cities
towns, and villages, all over ihc State, il
order that the voice of Ohio may 70 u
strong on the side OF Liberty and Right.
! Cleveland Herald.
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ton of the committee of three, shall be des.
gnated by satd committee of twenty one.
Said committee thus appointed Cr elt cted,
shall have full power and authority to deliv.
er this subscription of stock to said Rail
Road Company, at any time, in their discre-
ton, or withhold the same entirely,as in their
wisdom they may deem most prudent; that
whenever cur said committee are satisfied
that the Board of Directors have obtained as
surance of one million of dollars by subscrip-
ton TO the capital stock Of said company, and
the road located at the St. Ciairsvlle Sum-
nit, and terminate at or near Bridgeport, and
our stock put upon par, or equaIized with
the other stock of said company, then our
sub scrption of stock may be delivered to
said company by our said Committee,at their
discretion. May "a, 1855.
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Indignation Meeting.

Pursuant to notice, Il large and intelligent
body OF citizens assembled at Chapin's all
last Saturday night, in order to take such
He'ion IN rega-d 10 the recent outrages com
United In Kansas as the cxigencies seemed
u require.
On motion, Gen, CRowELL vas called Ia
The Chair, and S. POLAND was appointed
Secretary. The chair appointed the follow
ing gentleman us Committee ON rcsou' ions
--k i. SPAULpISa, w. SLApE.Jr HIRAM
Gs'swoLp, b. SrrDMAN ana G. BRADBURY,
Durpg the absence of the Committee
DIR DRIoGs read The memorial Of the people
o' Kansas TO Congress. II was listened TO
"lth marked attention, and many bruwny
hand was immediately clenched, AS If il Ion.
ged to throttle one OF tho Missouri rufTsns
Al the close OF the reading the Committee
returned, and presented the following:
whereas, II is not only the constitutional
r'ght' but the bounden duty OF all patriotic
citizens to assemble themselves together
aud make timely and enrnesi protcstntions
against tho spirit OF dcspctism, whenever
and wherever II may be found ASSUMING the
citadel oi freedom, therefore. we. independent,
citizens Of the City OF Cleveland in tnc st ,te
Of Ohio in view OF the outrage. recently
perPoirated against law, justice, aud hu m an.
tly, by numerous hordcs Of men, inhabting
the border counties o! Missouri, who undnr
the lead OF senator Atchison, ruthlessy vi.
olated the elective franchise in the Territory
Of Kansas, do resolve:
lsi, That we deeply sympathlze with the
illfaIed pioneers Of kansls who were ds.
prived Of that panoply Of freedom, the "Nls.
SOURI, COMPROMISE" by the pacific in,eryeo.
tion ofthe pretended principle Of "popuLAR
soveRsIesTy," and are now turned over 10
"CHArTFS SLAVERY" by the armed inter.
yention OF lawles- politicians from Missouri
who scoffs, free suffrage except i, contn.
butte TO FREE DEsPoIlsN in all that widely
sTtended Territory.
I'd, That we deem it the imperative duty
OF The Executive ofihe nation to "held IN the
hsns 0i G0verAor ResdsI while 10 u,tenpls
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U. s. BANK MIRRoK.-In these days of
counterfeiting and broken banks, it requires
person to keep thoroughly posted up in
MONETARY affairs, to steer clear of the break
erS of bankers and brokers'. To do this effec-
tualy requires some well conducted detec-
tor. We can cheerfully recommend the u,
y. Bank Mirror, published by Messrs. Pad
dock d Co, of Cincinnati. We have always
found their quotations reliable, and their pub
lication of sPuriou, and counterfeit notes au-
then tic and beneficial. 1t is One Dollar and
fifty cents monthly; and Two dollars
semi-monthly. Let no business man be
without it.
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