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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-03-20

JOS. B. BUSSIER,
81 South Wharves, Philadelphia.
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
Foreign Fruits, Nuts, Salad Oil, Sar-
dimes, &C.,
Offers for sale in lois to suit purchaHrs:
! 900 boxes Bunch aud Layer Raisins.
1000 half aLd quarter boxes Raisins.
1000 boxes Nslencia Raisins, new crop.
600 boxes Valencia Raisns, old crop
500 boxes Smyrna. 100 drums sultana Raisins.
100 keg" Seedless Rsisins. 100 c asks Currants,
5000 drums Turkey Figs, 100 Cases do. Wood Fancy
Boxes. ~. r-taf q
100 mats new Dates, 100 cases Leghora CitrOn.
20 casks German, 100 kegs French Prunes
80 cases Prunes in glass jars aud wood boxes.
1000 boxes Oranges and Lemons.
10 900 Cocoa Anrs. s.i0IkegsTHmarinds.
l,O0U boxes ig Pase Juube PasIe, Cum Drops Grape
Drops Date Paste and Pressed Figs.
500 bags Walnuts, Fiiber,s and Cream Nuts.
500 bags Bordeaux. s,siy Hard Shell and ivica
.Almonds.
600 bus. African and Sheled Ground Nuts.
100 boxes, 80 kegs Shelled Almonds.
Also, great variety Of Miscellaneous Goods, com.
prsng Chocolate, Cocoa Bronia, Sardines Salad OH
Split Peas Pine Apple Cheese. Syrups RISE ami Peach
Water, .fasGrted Extracts, Lquorice, Rock Candy,
Beans, MaCCaroni RnI Vermceli, Cordials, Canary &
Hemp Seed Pearl Barley, Preserved Ginger. assorted
Preserves. Pickles, Pepper Sauce Tomato .Keiohup,
Jellics and Jams, Olives and Capers. Hermetricaly
Sealed Salmon Oysters, I.obsters, Peaches, Tomatoes
Green Corn &C.. &c.
N. B-Western Merchants are particularly invited
TO call. March 49, CIV.
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SPRING FASHION
GENTIEMAN'S HATS FOR 1856

g AVERY h,s on hand. and is uiauufs s-tuting Hat.
~. ofths Spring style, which for pe,tness durshiy
q hnehe~s cannot is surpassed. Gonemen are Tsguos
10 call and examine for Themselves.
UTBsis N ado TO order al the shortes, notice.
ALsO-s large assortment Of Hats ard Caps. OF all
desert ptions nov in ussI
Nos JAG & i4s Aaiu ST., Wheeling, Va.
March 6, le5C. 9. AVERY.
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EXECUTORS N0TlCE.-No,ice 10 her
bygiven that at the Probate Court for Bemon, County,
the undersigned ware appointed and qualified as Ex.
ecutors OF WIZ. L. Duff Decd late OF Belmont Co.
All those indebted to said gtate requested C make
immediate payment, and thosc having claims against
said estate are notified to present them for settes
within one year from this date.
CAROLINE, & THOs. DUFF,
Fed. %. 81. =. .-fs Executors.
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For the Chronicle.
EAST RIcHLASD, March 18th 1856.

Mr.. EplroS:-Dear Sir; having been up-
pointed agent by the State Committee, at
Columbus to receive aid for the Free State
men in Kansas, 1 acknowledge the receipt
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SHERIFFS SALE.
John B. Ward,

John u. Jenkins.
RY virtue ofan order Of sale to me directed hsmthe
~ Court OF Common Pleas of Belmont County, Ohio
will offer for Sale at Public Auction on
Monday, the l4h day Of April A. D. 1856,
between ithe hours OF 10 o'clock A. NJ. and O'Clock
NJ OF said day at the front door ofihe Court House
in ST. Clairsve. in SAID County, the following Lands
aud tenenens StuVelying and being in the County OF
Belmont and State OF Ohio and bounded and described
az follows TO wit.
Lot No. 81 in the Town OF Hendry sburgh in said
county of Belmont and the improvements thereon be-
longing the said John NJ Jenkins, and appraised at
the sum OF $3.50 dollars.
Sheriff. Office March 10, 1856.
JOHN C. NICHOLS, Sheriff.
$500 BY HUoH McNEELY DIP Sheriff
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

~ Office IL hereby given that a. i've Pro.
hate Conrt for Belniort connty, tbs undersigned
wA.. .sppointed and qualified as tBrr. Of The Estate
OF Nathan Adams. Dec late Of Belmont County -.
Al those indebted W said estate fequested 10 make
immediate pAymAnt; aud those having claims against
said Estate. are notihsd 70 present ep for opsmt
within one yeaf from this date.
1 JOHS ROGERS.
Nuch.l3, lsSG.--G Etecutor
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The Ladies Department

is nov oIenet er tbs reception ot lad ies. Ne Ins.a
tioD IN tue CH on nparts Yors thUfUoIh or iptsIst
ing course III this Department.
In conclusion. we would add that We ali Psi forth
onr hest efforts 10 msrit sill degree
the hatieriug reception with whi h enterprise
met, and pledge ourselves &c !mpau . thorossh
nraettea course OF Mercantile instruction. than
formed al An' other similar NereaUliis College.
Among iis many recommendations rs GiSs Tie tsI.
10 ,tinE:
Hs The und.rssd take pies,u re in ,e.,ifyi ing ,ts
wa are personally sequsin;ed with Mr. Crshsers stn.
ny ssan Accountant. and teacher Of Book kespipg
which IA oi The AShsst order. He has tst s.est rxps
rience a. "a Accountant, in heavy Commercial l4s
banking ouses, which gIses han sJreior facilities Ia
nupafins Practical knowiedsesf sf Boos,lsspiIg, ana
a tho'oasl C0Hacsrcisi EduestioG. -
t-flh l.J.AII.EN. IL. o.,
f'ssidsni Of Parmers' College,
Prss.dsrt Of Kenyon Coiles..
foyouUg Gsu wto wish 10 acquire 'Lus!nsss eSs
oEiion." think - affords GcIiitiss ssAoss COO
MI Granger has The rars qualification of tbesrsiiss!
know |edR. aud aptness IL tslebBg. 10 the
cal Counting Room experience and We fee! coufSsLt
'ieet 81 adi,dtes From his college VIII be fay Com ant
10 kespfl'e most complicated set OF Books
4. r. r7fbSf, Wholesale and all Mss eLsot ---
j. J.J!JAkSEf, see'y Bird of Control etnts B'k sfS
P.Pkkk, BOOK Keeper at d. -! woodbury's7
.0VERDli.R. Book Keeper O, Clinton Bkpk '-
H. K. MilLS, Sec'y Columbus Gss and Coksfv
c. D. Mason, Book Keeper al J. n. Riley 4 Cs'a
For lnllrsrticuisrs send for q Circular.
Jfa. 81, 1856. GRANGER d AkAsTR9NG
Prspris,sfs.
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d | S S O L 7 I | 0 n

TENlE co-partnership heretofore EXISTING
i under the name aud lyle OF Iewetson, AiTey kco
~as di.Eolyed on the frst OF January 1885, ~ mutual
consent The busness herese will be conducted aud
tie debts hcrofore contracted will lie settled Nv j. r.
Hewetson John HRWETSON.
ROBERT Z. kfREY
Peb. 81, 81 pd. PETER HEWBSTON.
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JAMES p. TANNER, +.
WHOLESALE DEALER IN
BOOTS, SHOES HATS, BONNEPS LEATHER, &C
No. Sc Wood ST., Pittsburgh, Pa.


h e s ~,
in
whit b. rIenLi
aud choice
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

ISUHC NokVW,
W.
Wellington Stephens Admr. of John
Stephens deceased.
pY virtue of order of sale directed from u
DCourt of Common Pleas OF Belmont County, Ohio,
will offer for Sale at Public Auction on
MondaY =, the AN day Of April A. D. 1856,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock NJ. and O'Clock P.
NJ of said day atthe front door OF the Court House in
ST. Clarsvie, in said county, the following described
lands and teneemts, the being the prem ses
occupied by said Defendant and Icing 4t OF Real
Estate ted in Belmont County, and eng paris of
Sestisn - 81 Township d Range L. and Icing in the
South East quarter thereof the same, lying and being
in Rchland Township 81 miles west OF the Town Ui
81. Clarsville Appraised at 81 400
Sheriff Once, 81. ClsirsvilIe, March ~. 1855.
JOHN G. NICHOLS Sheriff.
.... BY IIraH McNEELy Dp Sheriff
-S325 ...
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GTThe Communication OF l.. II. came
too late for this weeks paper.
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SHERlFF'S SALE.
John Shahan g. Rebecca Shahan,

VS..
The Central Ohio Railroad Company.
10y virtue Of an mandate, to me tiree-
1 ptcd from the Court OF Common Please Of Belueut
,Uuuiy Ohio Twill offer Tor sale al Public Auction
Monday, The l4M day Of April, a. D. 1856
between the hours of Oo'c!ock m. and O'Clock D. In
OF said day at the front door of the Court Hodsc iu
81. Csirsvie Belmont County Ohio. the following do.
scrhed Lands and Tenements. situate, lying aud heinz
in the County of Belmont aud State OF Ohio aud bouH
ded and described as follows to wit:
Being part Of fractional Section No 90, Town.
ship Range ., Bounded as follows; commencing at
post barring North SCI o west IL poles from Cherry
alley i'll the Town of Bellar, thence South 4t
40 poles 10 post on the top of the Bank of The Creek
thence the Creek along tho top OF the bank north
GOT il6 poles to post. thenre A ~ poles 10
spost The seutb SHE of the hence long
the south side OF said road, s6i > I6 poles the
placeuf beginning containing ares, and Appraised
al sI5OO.
Sherifrs Office, St. Cisirsvine, March ~. Is56.
JOHN g. NICHOLS, Sheriff
BY HUoH McNItLY Dp Sheriff.
S550 -.
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Books in paper covers,

4 LII Of Emerson Bennett's Works.
HT 3. ArIhsrs works. Washington ard his
Generals. BY Lippard. Mysteries of the OF the
stuarts by AinswoTh ries OF Tie court of Queen
Anne, by AinswoTth sol. Smith's Theatrical Journey
work. Adyentu es Of Col. EsuJsrtomb. SaEI SHek'.
Yankee ia;us. For sale by
4 c. MARTIN
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Farms tor Sale.

- 7 U ATED ID in Newport Washington
y County OHIO. fourteen miles above Marietta.
one Yam Que hall mile distant from the OHIO River
containing
One hundred and fourteen acres,
seventy nve acres of which have bsen plo ushed and
arc One sta'eoi cultivation, tue bal anee well tim
bred and well watefed,
Also Alarm ~ miles from the Ohio River. consisting
One hundred and thirty acres.
with ebout Gj acres cleared land orchard Of yount
Fruit Trees well Of good water al She doc penty o
running water through the Farm aud sn Ahunisnee o
timber.
These Fsrm. are zach Of thofD highly productive hli
Farms located good roads leading the Ohin River
and enjoying all the advantages OF CnutcbcS. Schools
Mills &c ,eommonio TO an i"telligcnt old settled com
munity. For further particulars address,
j.. A. BATTELLE, Newport Ohio. oi
GgoRoE NJ. WooDBaiDoE, Marietta. o
March 9Th laJG u
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STATE OF OHIO BELMONT COUNTY

Rebsees L. Wilson, Plrt} Civil tt,IOn pending In
, said Court.
Georke Mayhugh, Dn. } The defendant In the
above named action, non resident Of the County aud
State above ID, viii take notice that the 18th
day Of March, 1855, the plaintiff Rebetes E.iWIison
filed her petition In tho Court ofCommon Please OF said
County, the object and praye of which isto
Judgment against thr said defendant for the sum OF
OF marriage entered into between the said plaintiff
aud defendant. The aid defendant is therefore noi
fed that there has been order OF Attachment issued
in said action against his property and effects aud
that unless he appear and answer or demur TO said
petition by May Sd 1856, the same twill be taken
true aud confessed against him and judgment rendered
accordingly.
kEBECCA e. WILSON,
By NJ ]. W. GLovER her Any.
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HAVING several years Experience in seIs cling aud
ii Entering Lands the vrstern Sttes and pefson.
ally anined most Of the Lands in and out OF the
market. futter myself that AN well prepared TO
make choice and valuable locations. Persons at q
distance desiring my service, may transmit 10 by
mail their Land Warrants. Scrip, or Eastern Dr6uf,
aud their orders shall he promptly attended TO.
Letters addressed to me at Princeton Illinois during
my absence from home, will find my wbereGho .is in )
few days Plates containing the Prarie, Timber
Streams, Mills Churches. Roads, Railroads surveys
DC, viii accompany each certificate OBLIGATIONS.
For further information please Call on J. w col.
LlNS, ST. Clarsville, Ohio
TERMS for Entering iGO aeressi2.
March e.h 1855. ms
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EOr Rent.

FROM the first of April, the Dwelling
house and business room, on Main Street opposit,
J. w. Collins Drug Store, now occupied hy Mrs
Lydia Ann Eyre. Enquire of the Editor of the Chroni
Gle. ..... -+.. .. march 9th 1856.
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NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS,
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby given that at the Probate Coun
~ for Belmont county the undersigned appoin
ted qualified as Administrator of the estate Of Ezekiel
Roberts, late of Belmont county, deceased.
All those indebted said estate requested make
immediate payment; and those having claims against
said estate, notified to present them for settlement
within one year from this date.
DAVID SMITH, Administrator.
March I3, 1856. 3w
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-03-20

OAyHOLLOWAY'S PILLS & ONT
MENT for sale at II. ALEXANDER Drug
Store, opposite the American House.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-03-20

FURNISHING GOODS.-A complete
aysort Mt enlbr cling every article necessary to
he completion o a gentieman's wardrobe, at
apr. N.l FhiNI NAeLksi
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IS, Salt Rheum & Scorbutie
IILmors
Piles and Fistnlas.

Thea aud other diseSsirZ plants ssn Ls s.ess
ally cured IL the Oirthtat 10 ell rubbed ip sver tie
parts affected and by Otherwise fssw Ing the RrLHtas
directions GrouKd esst pot.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-03-20

9JHARPER's MAGAZINE for April, just
received at the Chronicle office.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-08-06
AS WE ExpECrED,

neutrality-suspicious. acquiescence Hall
exhibited HIMSELF oLce more to the people OF
Burlington last night, The .0id-ox" actually
made AN effort to MAKE a speech in behalf of tile
baehsnecrs aud the pro.slavery party aud sach
aspeeeh! The usual quantity of lies OF course
was retailed with as much OF earnestness and
appa ent conviction us the poor, "o'er iabored"
OK could muster. But il went down poorly.
Even the deluded few who follow in the wake
OF the chief triamvrs, Hall, Woods and Thomp.
son, could scarcely stomach the yapid nonsense
and folly Of Bro,hrr jonathan, the ardent sup
porter Of the trucking 'Gustus.' Even those
who were marched up to listen. and to cheer py
their hired leader, could hardly raise strength.
OF lungs sufficient to announce their presence!
There was no animation, no warmth, no zeal to
DC discovered in the crowd; and what little
cheering was done, was of that kind which was
sought aud paid Tor, aud done up to order.
Bother jonathan, 10 say the least of him, is a
decided failure. His will is good enough, no
doubt lie always displays wonderful degree
Of aiaerity in obeying the edic,s III his slavco-
cratic masters. Blu. like Thompson and Woods,
his worthy peers, he does the cause he advocates
more harm Than good. Ii is only i, poeaetiaS
po''-books that he stands pre-eminent. There
Brother Jonathan is without a rival. No one
can compare with him in that special line. So
the Republicans had better look about them.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-08-06

rseM he H.ssslon % !, xey,
TIE sing le Genn.
- Irnx -" Uncle Ned
there - ~ old bachelor whose neck hasa ,v;..
Carries his bead on his shoulder 40. ~
rs said be got the twist when be -.
sas pcelcralisi, 1e sA
And moral styabisimms too!
cHoRrs
Then bring in fiddle and bapio-o
And help sing song fun Of woe
ror thfs single gent wants to be a Preside,
But everybody knows lis NO col .ne
Now man without spouse in the p,e.;a.,,
We all know never ought to be-.
ABrcx Of seventy years who neve,Io,
Can never please YOU and me. =
cBoEUs
Then bring in aiiddIe and banjo-o, ss
IN the early part Of life with an awful biz ;.o.
He cut a great hole in his arm
To let out food of Democratic b,on,
r ' y "'a' 'eeea TO ito any horm
CHORUS
Then bring in fiddle and /. h.n;.
Now sLAvocHArs, it's said, ike the bu,,s,s, :,
OF bread, ''u side
And their Office holders all work for nav
/ think this poueurY knight will on,.
EN- right" safTe
II he pays them "rKS CENTS p.ym
80" q t CHORUS
faen bring in II fiddle and bsrjo.o, 2e
As this very worthy wigh, says, "Tha, v,o..
~ makes RIGHT" A'aaf
1t IS Nh Ostend-sible reason, n
why Fremont will beat him "RIsHrr e.,
know he has the "xIear," ~ We
so we warn all the SLavEocnars in ss,.,.
CHORUS.
Then bring in fiddle and a ban;o-o 4.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-08-06

SHANNON REcALLED.-It Is announced from
Washington. that the President has recalled
Shannon from the Gorernorship of Kansas, and
| Nominated joan w Geary, OF Pa, in his place.
Mr.. Geary. for many wears y Civil Engineer. was
cleo ed Colonel OF tie I'd PENNSYLVANIA Regi-
ment in the Mexican war. He Was appointed
by President Polk in 1916, To proceed 10 Cali
furilia as Post Master OF San Francisco. He was
subsequently, appointed by Gen. Riley. Judge
or Aicalde. He was the tirst Mayor OF San Fran.
cisco under the Ciiy Cnsrter, and WAS appointed
by the State Legislature as member of the Board
of Commissioners of the funded debt. He /,
represented as being fully forty years of AGE.
and admirably lifted Tor the discharge of the du.
ties Of the office 10 which the Presiden, has an.
pointed him
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-08-06
< NsM ncna,nx.

az = ~
The Poll Book man gave new reading Of
the Declaration Of Independence, on Thurs.
day night. The true reading Of that sacred
instrument, according to this astaie inter
prefer, is not, that "aa mea rere created
esaa.5" hut that all WHITE men rere Gre
ated equal Z 5..g
AS il may bc that this doctrine is the re.
suit ociaspuatioa, We shall not at this time
attempt To dispute it lit be true however
We can Only say that in cur opinion, there
must have been sad mistake when Brother
Jonathan was born. A man who proves
himse'fso supple tool Of any one who
chooses 10 play the master as he does, certain-
y should have como into the werh with
the skin and color u the race Aeasserts have
no rights as men
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-08-06

"A SINGULAR FEAT ORA HogsE.-The Coun,
| Handsome made bet a few days ago, thar he
could make his Eas irsh hunting horse, Join Bull
trot distance of one kiiometre backwards in
six minutes. The feat was undertaken between
the Round Point of the Champs Elysees and the
Obelisk of the Place Cordone From, the Round
Point to the Grand Entrance of the Exhibition
the Count walked his. horse, butwhere he com
nfenced TO trot, and from this point TO the Obei-
'sk be gradually pushed him faster and fas,er
until he arrived at the end. in minutes and 81
seconds The last twenty rods was accomplish
ed at rate OF speed which put to the test the
fnii trottiRg powers OF some of the horses mount
ed by the witnesses OF this singular feat.-Paris
paper s2a*sa
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-08-06

GB The body of young man named Laben
Parker, OF Kansas, formerly OF Cleveland VAS
found on the 23d inst, short distance from
Blue Spring, X. T., firmly tied to n tree BY the
roadside. His head, above the left eve, was
pierced with a rifle ball. and u huge hunting
knle was sticking in his breast, TO the handle Of
which the following inscription was attached
Let those rho are gazing to rote against SLAVERY
take ~drntng." He had evidently been murder.
ed by u gang of Southern outlaws, as a compa-
ny OF armed inen from South Carolina had been
IN that vicinity Tor some. days before he was dis.
covered. st- .' s...
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-08-06
In reference to the recent uOu-c proceedings
on the Army bill, the New York Herald well

III feiereHce 10 the recent HOUSE proceedings
on the Army bill, the New York Herald well
| remarks: t5. 3D.. W.. -,,-.sEss q.
| They admonish the Pierce, Douglas and Blu.
| chanan Democracy, that having abandoned the
humbug of squattcr sovereignty, they must
choose between recognizing and repudiating the
Hissouri-kansas Legislature and its bloody code
| enacted under the auspices OF the adnnistra-
.on, the United States army and the Missouri
ifis-that they must choose too, openly and fair
Is, between the policy of making Kansas IL slave
State. and the opposite policy of making it
free STATE. Dodgcs, MISUNDERSTANDING one
way and looking an0ther-Hre no longer admis.
'ibie Ihosecretis out-evcry body understands
it. Every body knows that the policy OF the
Cincinnati democracy, and that the object and
inevitable tendency of the new Senate bill is 10
make Kansas a slave State, and that this bill
has only been arrested in the House, and the
opposite policy adopted there. from the want oi
pliick and backbone in some OF the Buchanan
democrats and Fillmore Know Nothings
~ The Fremont party in Congress and out oil
Congress, make two distinct issues--tirst that
The MisSouri-kansas Legislature being bogus
coceri, there is validity In its laws, and that
Congress should SO pronounce upon them; Sc
'condr, that Kansas must come into tile Union
IS Free S ate. Upon the first proposition we
see that the Democracy in Congress, and out OF
Congress, are alarmed. confused, aud consider
ably bothered. They undertake to abolish some
OF the acts OF the Missouri-kansas Legislature,
but plead a want OF jurisdiction over the Legs.
lature ITSELF and prefer to let it stand. They
tiil harp upon the Cincinnati platform OF squat
ser sovereignty, although Mr. Toombs and Mr. |
Douglas, with the consent OF Gen. Cass, have
Kicked so natter sovereignty, like begging i'm |
poster, out INTO the street We repeat again. !
Tor the special information of the Democrats OF |
Congress, that it is utterly useless any longer to
ittInpt TO carry water on bota shoulders /
squatter sovereignty having been kicked out,
md the supreme jurisdiction of Congress over
ne Territories having been adopted and pro.
'itined as the new Democratic doctrine, by tile |
.hiefs Of the party in the Senate, the only qurs-
TO- remaining as to the destiny OF Kansas is,
hall she be admitted into the Union as Free
tate Or as Slave State? ~