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, 1855-05-19
Claims for Damages by Indians.

NOTICE Is hereby given, that chims for damages,
IN done by Indians OF this Territory TO citizens,
must be put In under the regulations Of the Depart
ment in the following manner, a
l. II must be shown either that the property has
been taken by force, with intent TO steal that II
has been macously destroyed and that the person
whom It belonged ives lawfully within the Indian coun
try
2. Application for remuneration must he made by
the owner, his representative attorney, orRgent, to
the proper superintendent agent subagenN within
three years after the commission Of the injury.
8. The necessary documents and proofs must ac-
company the application.
a. Oaths may be administered and dispositions Ia.
ken by the proper superintendent, agent or subgent
Whenever the Indian can make out presumption Of
title in himself from the fact Of previous possession
or ownership the burden Of proof will rest on the white
person.
s. The application, documents, and proof, must
then be transmitted by the superintendent agent
subagent to the Department Of the Interior for the
direction Of the President.
8. Whenever directed by him, demand will be
made by the superintendent, agent, subagent up
the nation or tribe TO which the Indian Indians
committing the injury belonged, for satisfaction.
7. From the making Of such demand Of satisfac-
tion, the " reasonable time" not exceeding twelve
months, will be computed.
8. If within that time the Indian nation or tribe
shall refuse neglect to make satisfaction the super
intendent, agent, or subagent, will make return Of
his dopgs TO the Department Of the Interior accom-
panied by the papers connected with the case that
such further steps may be taken shall be proper in
the opinion Of the President to obtain satisfaction for
the injury
o. Every person making application to the agent
for indemn6caton for injuries committed by Indians
upon his property will be required to make affidavit,
that neither himself his representative attorney or
agent has violated the provisions Of this law by seek
ing or attempting to obtain private satisfaction or
venge. Evidence OF such "seeking attempting"
IL communicated TO the superintendent agent, or sub
agent, will make part OF the return Of his d0ings
herein before required.
, 1855-05-19

THE UNDERSIGNED takes this method to inform
Il the farmers Of Washington Territory that he is
carrying on the Fanning Mill making extensively,
five miles southeast Of Olympia, on Eaton's prairie
sometimes called Chambers prairie.
The undersigned Is prepared TO furnish purchasers
with superior article Of the kind ever yet invented,
and will warrant them TO clean five hundred to one
thousand bushels Of wheat per day with case II prop
erly tended, at the moderate price Of fyGvs dollars
at the shop.
January Is, 1855. 20tf
, 1855-05-19

for which they are expected to throw him
some coppers.
With this simple record Of the feats per-
formed by the magieians and jugglers of
Egypt l shall dismiss them without at
tempting to penetrate the dark secret of
their success. T. Q. JR.
, 1855-05-19
THOMAS LAxuIaB 1ozaas eBAnEs FpyIFnu'
THOMAS LAMBERT 4, Cor a.
lASHINGTON STREET

BETWEEN BATTERY AND sENsolfk. ~ ~
GENERAL & Commission Merchants and Imporai, q
" Provisions, Tobacco and SegArs, Hardvare AZ
Cutlery, Crockery and Glass ware,-Boots and sasel
Hosiery, Rifles and Gnns aehes and Nets and Az ~
tcles suitable 70 the Puget Sound trade the prizes
which will be found very modeSatss nou ssaiEeOu
San francisco, Jeb. 10, 1853. r i.;tr
, 1855-05-19

TNHE UNDERSIGNED having purchased the stoel
L on hand, Of c. c. Terry together with recent al
rivals per Success and Merchantman, have on han,
an assortment OF general merchandise for the trade
which they offer wholesale and retail at a small ad
vance on cost.
Alki, July "a. 1854. I7tf
, 1855-05-19
Savward,s Line

" Parker, Brig Merrhantman, and schoonefs1INE
Willimantic will regularly between Puget Sduni
and San ,FrAncisee, An ordeIs for goods yln hp
promptly attended to. 2 ii'-i lnI0iuN. fonA
July 30, 1883. Ally - s.r,t, .,,i i,,i,.. hi
, 1855-05-19
Indian Reservations.

The following reservations for the. Indians
on Puget Sound having been surveyed, or
having natural boundaries defining them,
information is given to the public, that set
tiers may take action accordingly in loca-
ting claims. The necessary notice will be
given in regard to the remaining rescrva-
tions, as soon as the surveys are made
Reservations Of the Indian
Tribes OH Puget Sound.
, 1855-05-19
EXECUTIVE OFFICE, Olympia, W. 7
January 9th. lS55.


lst. The northern half Of section 26--the north
the eastern half Of section 22; all in range one ID
west, township nineteen (l9) north, situated on the
south side Of Puget Sound near the mouth of Shenah-
nam or Medicine creek and mile west Of the viii
lamette meridian, containing according to the U. s.
land survey 1904 acres
and. Attract on the south side Of Commencement
Bay rot far from the mouth Of the Puyalup river be-
ginning at point on the beach marked by large
white fir tree, bazed three Sides and standing on
the north east corner Of Swan Il RileYs claim I;
thence along the beach, and following its meanderngs
one and half miles In south easterly direction, 10 q
point marked BY fallen tree bearing the letters u s.
r. behind which three cedar trees are conspicuously
blazed thence south one and a half miles thence
west about mile TO point due south Of the place
Of beginning and thence north about two and half
miles to said place Of beginning, containing In all 1880
acres, or two sections OF land.
Sd. The small island called Klahchemln, situated
opposite the mouth Of Hammersly's and Totten's in
Tor Piekerngs) passage, containing according TO the
U. s. land survey, about 1400 acres.
4th. The Peninsula at the south eastern end OF
Perrys Island called Shaisquihl and
5th. The Island called Chah-choosen, situated In
the Lummi river, at the point Of sepaTaton Of the
mouths, emPtyi4g respectively into Bellingham Bay
9Th. Commencing on the beach at Neah Bay, at
the mouth of a small brook running into the same,
next 10 the site of the old Spanish fort thence along
the shore round Cape Classet Fatey TO the mouth
Of another small stream running into the bay the
lage thence following said brook to fts source I;
thence in straight line To the Of the first
toned creek, and thence following the same down 10
- - ISAAC I. STEVENS, Gov,
. -er and Supt. Ind. Al, W. 7.
, 1855-05-19

INFORMATION, Of WILLIAM lIoTGolTEnX
Il MCCORMICK, Of Pennsylvania. When last he-i1
from IN fifty one, he was ahout leaTing OREGON Qill
with q company who designed forming aettfmspi
at Puget Sound. Any Information concerning ~
Mccormick, Lock Haven, Pa, or 70 Adam ReeS
Express, Yankee Jim's, plnccr county, Gel 81
Mccormick Is about thrty-two years Of agp, hoW
hair and fair complexion. 'AiqC WonA
Jnly 72i 1854. teh sdt az rsagusy
, 1855-05-19
Dissolution.

The partnership heretofore existingunder the name
and style of WILSON h HU: is this day dissolved
by mutual consent E. H. Wilson will settle the bus
uess Of the late firm.
E. II. WILSON,
J. X. HURD-
Ooc
, 1855-05-19
For SaIe.

STEAMER Fairy three years old, in good run
Oning order For particulars enuire at Kendall Co
store
Olympia, Dee. 18th, 1854. lIu
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~ Instantaneous Liquid Haii'Dye.
ITO those wishing hair dye HAT uly be depended up
i on VIC CheeIiuliy lCrUmneId The above The b>1l
ofci;y reference can be given its superiority
ything OF the hind in SALE
and retail by .r-r-s.E s1s #, II. LOGASES Co.,
mar$I Sole sE"us inibis city.
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Notice

TNE undersigned, having bought entire stock
i Goods belonging 10 McSsrs. Wheeler d Lakin Mer-
Chant ailUrs, would beg inform citizens
Wheeling and vicinity thai he intends carrying lie
Merchant Tailoring business in tile Orme y
tanned lie services OF both Of the iJcr prOFr he
is lei ated 10 make TO deJ every article i line
in the latest style and best Uancr very short notice
and very low for h. Having large stock hand
lac is determined to sell very low, reduce his stock
make for the Spring Goods. NoS is chance
10 get good clothing lie win every article
to be as recommended, or 10 SAFE.
-Es.a Come Que, Como all,
And i've Call,
AtNO.2, Washington I!aIl.
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M rll erl.P ntWnrc

Daguerreotypes.
NJ ESSRS. BEANGR IL TUETON, having taken the
U1 Rooms formerly occupied by Mr. l.. TarhcII ia
gcTrean cry, cOrer Main Riddie steeis Cen
tie heeiing, beg leave solicit share fpItronage
from his friends and the public al large. T..
They make IL rule 10 let any pictures 90 out hui
what are satisfactory and VIII executed
God and Silver plating executed neatly
1UrGcs LEFT he sign painting Ig be attended tC
by ]. TurtuE IL Brother ny23-3m
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Use The Magic Impression

DIAPER for writing without Peunr Ink coryngffants,
leaves, flowers. Pictures, Patterns Embroidery,
marking linen mdeiib:y, and manifold whiting. This al.
rlc is absolutely the best portable ukIld in the known
world or quantity folded and placed in the POck
ei, CONSTITUTES travelling nsand, which cannot be bro.
kC. No pen Is needed any sick shaTpened point
writes equally Tile best gtld pen the universe
For drawing, itiSin l$FeTSabic. Ills indeed, only
art Q! lw!iig and Painting taught in one lesson. Any
czi, plant. flower be transferred 10 the pages
aLbula with minute and disuct resemblance U1 nature
VIII. equal facility pictures aud embroidery patterns
taken" 'n iNye received the highest eulosius from the
lair scX and indeed more tasteful present lady
could not lie produced.
THIS Magic Paper will also linen, or other ati-
Giles remain perfectly indelibe. All the washing
in tie word fails to bring it out. Any child il
VITA perfect case With this Magic Paper, likewise
copies OF letter w,itten be without
any additional labor whatever, making the cheapest
article 10 great ad van.
age by reporters Of Tie public press telegraph operators
and .DstS OF Others
Ech package contains four GeTcnt coIOTs black blue,
green and red, with tu and printed instructions, all
10 use, hnd Will last sufficiently TO obtain 500 distinct i'm
pl lUSs
Ii Pat M in beautiful enaue!cd colored envelopes,
with truthful likeness the proprietor attached. Each
an,i every package WARRANTED.
PalgES! per dozen, OF five for ST. Single packages %
CTS Mailed 10 a!parls OF te wO d OH tn: reception OF
the above prices address, postpaid,
N. l'UBBELL, 16T broadway, New York.
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Wholesale and Retail. y gents,
THOMPSON ~ PATTERSON,
MyI:iy Nj iJT Uain ST rrpt
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HIGHT.Y IMPoRTA MT

NTELS0N'S Premium Chinese fustrul Washing Fluid
IN the greatest Improvement YET discovered, fo saving
.hor end expense iWlwashng Clothing and House Clean
ing. Linens uad CotiQns washed by this Fluids will be
winter and sUicr shan liau il u!eIcAe the grass
WAER NJ mot TO uiutc th1 fabIC Every lady ina
satisfy herself that point. hY soakngE ie Uottor
Lnenin The Fluid, i!! strength, ing 2I hours which
viii clearly show ilat il 81 be purely hsrmcSS wEer
dnu.ei with gallons % lvlier 70 la pint OF Lil.
Tie Chinese washing Fiuih is Wott! three ullrs the
single siXPehCe which viii 5uy eHgc! for large family
washing, which Can be duuain or hours. s FL
Manufactured and sold hg ihc subscriber who haslate
1y purchased the right iOr OHIO couIyt, Va.
. .- JAS. MELLOR,
Auqe -, No. 2f, UnihmSt.. WhcrII.g, Va.
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40 Wcslern nud soaihoFa 6IeFo6aaIs

Sexton, Seal & swearingen,5
IMPORTERS AND JoBBERs or
FANCY DRY GOODS.
No. I65 Market Sc, nbOVe Ash street,
PHLLAD ELPHkA.
j. w. SEXTON, l.. SEAL, A. Van SwEARrNuEH.
NFFER to purchasers the largest assortment OF EauCy
" Dry Goods in the city. II c0mpriseSin part OF
Hosiery Of all kinds and qualities.
Gloves, URdcTsIIilts, Dress Shirts and COIRFS,
WoOllcn yarns OF different shades and COlOrs.
a fine assortment OF Shell Combs
40 do do BufialO and Imitation CORbS.
Brushes of all descriptions ~ -.H4
Dress aud l'ailors Trimmings of all kinds. - ~
Burnctts, six cord cord Spool Cotton.
PerGumery oTRllkind -Ht .-
as well as greatnaly styles ofgOods ofour own lmpo
taton wchw cannot here mention, and which wei
worthy the attention byers We feel we can make II
theIrinteFest to give us trial. serts
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DlSSOLU1lON.
NHE partnership he! etOnTc existing under the firm of
Gordon, clarke q Co, has this day DCen dissolved by
nIuiuli consent. L. S. GORDON,
CLARKE ~ TIIAW,
March Isl, 1854. ]. u. AMER.
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Hats and Cans.

as Hats and Caps.
WE fave this day gei Of tue finest and most
Dcauti;ut assortneEts Hats aHl Caps that la
ever aor ever brought "a Ills city; the nost fash
iolab that could he made in the eastern nlukets.
II comprises ppart the following kinds:
GeEt no. Silk mOcSkl Hats, light and elastic, made
BY the asst hatters East and in st:ct accordance with
our ur,'cs; Gents fe whiIc and black bcoger, otter,
seal, &c; Know Nothing and Wide Awake Hats, white
and baeHi soft fur aHdwooi hats Of coCr quality
Aiso-Uars ofevery description aud OF the most re-
cent sts!"s, such The Neytta, Ks"w Nothin", Pyra
nese y ;nnl, Canadian, 'tussIan English, W Sling
ton, and idaon cars. ari "tI other kinds iii abun
dance Which will be sold tower goods these
kinds yycfc ever offe. ed before his community
CHilthcns Hats and Caps ri al kinds Just received
from tic most ashiOMa bic houses in New York,
Carpet bags Fufs ard Gloves Always on hand.
All sons are most respectfully invited 10 CAL and eX
anime s'itcout of goods, beIo purchasing
elsewicC, ieC confident that please the
most taStidOus. -
Nothing viii he wanting on rart TO salt and
molatc our numerous patrons.
a Wore! 10 Country 5ECrChauts.
II wi$ thing in he way ll0ts and Caps Just
CIV" call viii qua autee tat wills sell you
goods low taey can be got any where this side oil
PIiiadeI iIia, aud OF lnG most IA voTabe terms
nv $. IL. II lRPER & SON.
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HvpBIrL's MAGI; IMPEEss!ON PAPER We refer our
readers lie advertisement in another column, setting
forth Tic mcsi'S OI tis pleasing snd ingenious invention
e ohe@r"ess ShOUid induce all TO give ii tIia-PhilO
del!.ll Merchant.
II is unsurpassed 70, ncatness and utility and should
meet with the sale it richly deserves Tribune
iusi what tile public has OIg desired, and recommends
i:&cli 10 every lover I" taste and rCuCment-Journul
ourier augI4:3n.
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3Eo gicaL variety not here enuneIated which Will
sell Wholesale retail the be terms.
Merchants Oma distance viii find it 10 their advantage
TO GJl AID examine my Stock before they make their
Srrirs and lm;mcr purchase.
apl1 ]. u. MARSH.
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C0-pADTNERSIUp

CO-PARTNERSIIlP.
HE subscribers have this day entered into partnership
i the purpose of transacting Commissioned For.
wards business, under the style Gordon Matthews
" o. and solicit continuance the business
tTm. ;I,. S. GORDON,
JNO NJ. MATTHEW'S,
JSO. 1. AGNEW.
March tst 1854. nr4 .
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A GREAT VICTORY OVER ALL LlNlMENTs
]. B. VONDERSMITRS
Chang Nu,
Chinesa l,ininant.

Chinese Imminent.
FNH!S superior preparation is presen ed 10 the Amer-
can public with the greatest confidence that its ef-
cent cmarve Qualities excel ANY other known LniuIent
lis action is certain, sale and uni Orm. aIs i'll
where an external applcaOnis appropriate All who
have tried it regard il as nabe the OllOwing bis
eases: rheumatism, spTams, bruises, swecd limbs
lOEs, white swelling pains in The back, hips, sides, The
breast, face, any other part OF the body 1t is
Cclient remedy in bTUiSes SCads, cuts, Tie useful
ness OF this Iest mabe chemical compound isby
confined TO tho lumaH Species but is equally eficaCiOuS
wherever applied to cure diseases Oi the 1vOrtc dOcs.
lie imal he horse. Among the diseases and acct
dents occurring to The hOrse which 1t is the
taincne, be Tael the following, Wis cuts, bruises
srans in Tie shoulders Chaps scratches cracked heel
sweeney, spine, patOr iots For .urlher partCG-
lars see directions on bottles
TAKE N )TlCE.
Many and Just objections made all the ordinary
Lmmcns U the day account their offensive smell,
and tie unSigily stains Uieii !ci u0n the skin. WON
dc !t fact WHICH las been verified tho asOniSneMtO
the iosl profound chemists, and ihe delight asdiOuS
nacats is that i'll addition 10 its surprising curative
ectS II is the most heathu! cosmetic aud az eeab!c per.
ulr To any part o. the skin which it may he applied
it in'aIs rosy aud natural glow which lasts many
aud leaves the Velvety soness healthy sk H. III.
stead OF tie caccu and clarped appearance which is
COMMON icLt OF almost all Orher arcleS used for tnat
purpose llcice, every 1dys toilet is supplied with il
who n1ws Its excellent qnaIIesn III this respect To
azc ITS agreeable odOr need but open one bottle AID
It! Tor yourself.
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FAKE )TICE.
EVANSVILLE, ONO.

Mr. J D. !cuders1nih /:
Dear Si 81 have been afflicted for three years with
rheumatism i'll my back aud or the last six months
abc get oct OF MY bed without help, oMd our agent
nar city Insisted ny trying bottle oil Chsng Flu
tineIi and ny what effect ii would have; and bit
tie has e.teVcd IuLC that able to get out OF
my bed without difficulty 1t has breii Blessing hej
just Try it Ior ], and you viii he wfll pleased
s--- 1- MEs. N. GOCHRAN.
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Just as well assume TO prescribe the character of
other species Of labor. How long are we to stand
this How long is the dignity Of our persons TO
be insulted-how much weaker is the tenure of
our property to become by these everyday out
RACES But the other day, the Hon. Linn Boyd
date Speaker Of the House Of Representatives
was subjected to the same thing. Every day al
most we have To record the abduction Of slaves
from Virginia. In the lower part Of the valley,
slaves abducted upon wholesale principle,
and that species Of property has really deterior-
aed in value in consequence of its precarious ten
ure. The execution of the Fugiiipe Slaee latC is
so rare and SO difficult, that even Judge has to
be auded to the skies for his official agency in
returning property TO its rightfu owner!! And
yet, what the law makes crime, these Abolition
lists parade as a ririue. Can human depravity go
farther; Well, the law fails public opinion
fails, morality fails, to correct this evil, What
is our recoursei Clearly this, and though, lovers
Of law and order, we are constrained to assert it..
fla Southern man carries his slave through a free
State as u part of his family, (for he is part Of
IT'D and he is met with such brutality as
Mr.. Wheeler was treated with, we unhesta-
tingly say, that he should take the life Of the
scoundrel Just as soon as he would the life
OF a mad dog or midnight robber and for not
doing precisely this thing, we hold MIR. Wheeler
to censure. A little phlebotomy would correct it
sooner than anything else. Suppose Speaker
Boyd constitntonaly and rightfulB elected the
Vice President Of the United States, could not
reach Washington, possibly, without coming
| through one or more free States with his own
servants-is the will Of the majority of the people
to be conravened and he either to lose his slaves
and get mobbed himself resign his place, or 60
| round by Cape Horn to Washington The fact
| is, in conclusion, that public sentiment must
join with the too feeble law to protect rs against
| these cruel outrages-or the principles Of our
Union are failure, and the Union itself is dis
solved. Meantime we repeat, and we are no
braggart, if Mr., Passmore Williamson were even
| To attempt to abduct our slave, it would be the
last he would ever try his hand on, how well
soever he might be supported by his free negro
associates. We beg, too, that Philadelphia will
reform her police, for it is not very creditable
morality that will steal slaue, but resorts tc
g catching one. We are glad 10 the efficient
and able manner in which our friend the attorney
| for the United States is prosecuting this scoundrel
and if he shall only be successful in getting thu
most the law can possibly prescribe for him, ht
will deserve the thanks of the whole country.
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would seem to require that tins duty should be
performed with an eye to the future as we'll as
ouc Territory and the probable bounds of future
State
The organization Of the militia of the Territory
is another subject which will demand your atten-
ton; and in this connection have to inform you
that the Territory Of Kansas is entitled to two
thousand muskets, deliverable in kind, and also
to one hundred and thirty-seven muskets, being
raj Government The annual appropriation may
be commuted for other arms field artillery at
cost. These arms are deliverable at any access
sibe point in the Territory, on the requistion of
the Governor, and will be called for when ever
the Legislation Of the Territory shall make it ne
cessary or expedient.
A. H. REEDER, Governor, sc.
EXECUTIVE DrpARrMENT, July 3, 1855.
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THE NEw-MowN HAY
BY PARK BENJAMIN

Talk not to me Of southern bowers,
OF odors breathed from tropic flowers,
OrspiceIrees after rain;
But of those sweets that freely fow,
When June's fond breezes stir the low
Grass heaped along the plain.
This morning stood the verdant spears,
All wet with diamond dews--the tears
BY Night serenely shed;
This evening, like an army slain,
They cumber the pacific. plain
With their fast fading dead.
And where they fall, and all around
Such perfumes in the air abound
As il long-hidden hives
Ofsudden richness were unseal'd,
When on the freshly.irodden field
They yielded up their lives.
In idle mood love 10 pass
These ruins Of the crowded grass,
Or lstessy 10 lie,
lnhang the delicious scents
Crushed from these downcasi, verdurous tents,
Beneath a sunset sky.
Il is a pure delight, which they
Who dwell 10 cities, far away
From rural scenes so fair,
Can never know in lighted rooms,
,Pervhded by exotic blooms;
This taste Of natural air
This air 80 sofenrd by the breath
Exhaled and waited from the death
Ofhcrbs that simply bloom,
And, scarcely noted, like the best
Dear friends, with whom this world is best
Await the common doom.
And leave behind such sweet regret
As 10 our hearts is living yet,
Though heroes pass away
Talk not 10 me OF southern bowers,
Or odors breathed from tropIc flowers,
but Of the new.mown hay,
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tolerate them in their outrages. Unless these
men are restrained, both the business and social
relations between the two sections will altogether
cease, and there VIII be antagonism, bitter an
tagonism, instead of peace and friendship.
The fanatics who are bringing these evils upon
the country, ought to be made to understand by
the substantial business men of the North, that
the injury caused to them by the outrages they
commit, exceeds, if anything, the injury done to
the Southerner, Every slave rescue strikes off a
long list of merchants from the books Of the
Northern houses. The business men ought to
cal incendlary and abolition demagogue Leav-
ing patriotism out Of the question, due regard
tor their own interests demands that they do
something, and do il quickly.