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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-07-22

i IN uA0K 1T.
OTIS OF !. snd 3. % tsvss between Exehaags
~ and Bark. Also, 20 b. % fest, corner q Aih
and JOHNSON. SAMPLE RANKIN.
n.ssoNs :, -. -. - o.,s,,.,;,, :; -.
r. :.ass i .:.::: :sisi.iss I:.i!sa, .:., i.
Bl.a a., = very isv asar'': inS:is' q p.sx,.
.rr..T5.s
/ HAIn STREET psopsrty Chat /. for ssisl i
SOW ssrsd. bsisg lot bioek 81 ,srst one east Of
| nsssre. Cl.,k 4 var Nostr.nd,s lesther store
Apply for ter.s =. 70 .hs ssAsnigs.d. Also =
bsastifsl Ioss II .. ". Kiibeusss's Ant edition.
lots ~ tween Sth and eth streets On Hrsnktin.
sps4a sA hPLk RANkIE.
/ FER sale.
| a Lo1b 10 A:scns Lover Ad4ition-hns view OF
nc Guy anotivef, Tern easy.
Also, very oesifsole lois IN himvooA, Ior fssi-
sss.
10nIoo oAArLs = AAN ALN.
| TNOR 6ALk.--part u lots and s, hloek 50, old
| Il Nnits, hstvesn Johnson aad Exehanes, front
- ~ "saN oA I. : =. : MAJ -.
ERuI" ERvIuTV
AlNo TAnLOn,
~"osse Dsso'H 1o'eSa s.e Dv~."t
tEsles $50 Nass, ana Coo0sssssn
DseIarsin Ds0esssc re- ncss
! IlEiNG CONNECTED with the largest houses in
\ ID Bostop. New York and New Orlssns, thoy are
enabled to obtain their supplies fresh from tbnse
! markets which they win sell n chexp ~ any
hoase IN ths west The Following IL list Of part
q theifstock
Ofsnos, Lemons, bsnanA,
fine apples Ismannd, frunes,
n.Lxrn~~-. -.I;st W,t... D..
A,r.rd. p..a,.. r;,h.I,.
H., W.. D.. Nj. GEO.. NJ.
tIsaI.
y
/ lAnn NJ sH. Potstoes, jus, arriving, and will
lUOU be sold cheap At KING 4 TAYLORB,
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Heavy oval 8 Plate
STOVES.

'VNHlS article was dss,ghed amp patented by one
L Of the largest and NEST hu,c,sttni mai utsctu-
rors In CINCINNATI, aud has met Win larger sale
all other bo1 or heating stoves. There have
ssen similar patterns 81 stoves made 20 represent
this. but they aIe mostly light castings aIe prove
Of short service. We invite ciose tnsIcctiob II
his so,-, and challenge The production " 81 heavy
aud substantial article NJ the Oval SIX Plate, at
No. II Main street, keoknk.
apr3-n C0MsTOCk BRO.
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CHAs. w. LOWRlE,
I to X NEf AT l. A w .

EokuK..........-...... .. Low A,
Az Ill practice in Les SD Aajo,nis eoanliss
w aud nth. Supreme Cosrt 81 the State.
ODE sover fickien 1 Lacas' Bank, Thirst.
jsh12 -dly
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osSics -. ~ sAa srnEES,
AEOA
vvVHk 1as ed ss00edioas sesrs On the corner 81
i Johnson ssd second streets, will - rsntsd, and
:ss. give" -i;f;:;; : JsJyss b
..yi16 . n...-...
"A AAIN-ssrsss tes. il centre If buslnsss. POI
:. .. -; very 'A'i SSis Y CONN x.,.,...
q LOTS = SIosk $50, SesstiisIIy sitssis1 % Pa
y lsAs street, bstween 10th andllth, will 10 sold
..yss D1xoxD CONN.
~ iastop's a.~ bu,idiss, %. kiss ssil., fss
'' :. s1s;'' :" DlAoADA oosS'
Al ~ - fest - Third-st bsl. kssAsaes and
1&V1ank, With inprOvsnents thereon, will b
(esl4ss bAsgAia, By DIAOND ! CONN.
I Ofs /, aAd 3, in block 10, in r. p. 8 Y. q.
.sys1 DlMoND : CONN.
S0 THOUSAND feet Of ssasoss1 Lsa6sr, frou
w tAsOAio River. for sale. Inquired
1sas1tAA - Aain-st.
D1LINQUENT LIsT On LOTs
I'm which special taxss ere due AsA unpaid IL
" MsAdsnisins On Fifth street, frcn Asin 4
Johssen street, and o. Third street from Jshnsoa
10 Exchange street.
rIrrH sIasSr.
owners Names. Lot. block. Tar Cost
Unknown, Is 4337.Ss ts.OI
rnIID s5aEE1.
" g 4 front ensoi % is!.7s ,.at
= i.ss. en-, end q :, is, 81, i, Is:
~ fest con. ~
feet from front
end. across ~ 80 7sH IN
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-. Lsuis Maskss...Jaly -.
WakAT-6alss Of asw u fellows 81 SKIS u
q ~; iis asd ~ 10. u q; -, %, ~ Do, q 50;
- prime 1liinsis. ~ IS; Isl sprisg, 81 ss; SOC
sixsd. 81 10; - rcd. 81 Is; sks fstsraAbis In all
easss.
RLOUR-SsDsr1n ne asd extra 1sa4s y bbl.
O0RN--6slss Of ISL bags yellow ct Sc: So 10
Waite In Lots. re; % yellow, 7se On board all IN
sew gsnuiss.
OArS--Ssiss II A1e SKIS, little nssty, st sss,
~ Do prime. Sc; ~ 10. 90; 37s d. in lots aaa
sew gssaiss, 10 = bssAel.
BRAH--Ssls 100 bags at 75e y hundred.
wAIsKY--Sais Of ~ bbls 81 17Sc, cash; u
" 81 market rats.
1gAHs-Pri.s white ~ ~ y bash.
BAcON-ssiesf cks clear sidss ~ lSe p b.
wo0L--Is bass uavashsd st 73ie y b..
0RocERIES--Noss sales reported.
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CoAER Olaf.

VIVA OR1I0D July u I0SJ.
GseAss WAeasssls ssssss ossssas.
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A DuyssBxcs.-Osf noties yesterday Of
Hstes' receipt Of hollow ware, h., nads the
whole amount osly Tires tons, which wssld
hardly b. worth Dragging Of = lAegs ship
meat. Il shoald hsvs been thirty toss.
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0Countsrssis tens on the Norshvsstssa
Bank Of visginis, ere il circulation.
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HOME
INSI RANCE CO., NJ. 4, NaLIafREET N Y 81,
CAPITAL 10000
EQUITABLE
INSURANCE Co, OF LONDON,
CAPITAL 81 100000.
bHaUGEpORT
FIRE &MARINEINs. Co. Bridgeport CONN,
CAPITAL 100000
WASHINGTON
UNION ms. CO., CiEVELAND,0 %.
CAPIrAE 5000, 000.
FRANKLIN
FIRE MAk1NEIAS.c CO., FoSp DU LAC, Wis.
CAPITAL s5U0,0ut.
DoLICIEs issued in the above a IN psn,cs ON the
1 safer classes Of risks only, at fair rates, and
Losses adj sted and promptly paid at the ofce Of
the Agency, on Second street.
aprId WIN. r. TURNER. Agent.
WAuGONs HA EIhE AND MAXINE
lNsuRANCE COMPANY,
rscorporGsed BY the Lsgislofure Of Illinois In 1855
Office lin Iron Buildingl eornefof Lake and
State Streets,
ChlcA6o....-.......... ............."...iLLINOlS.
Capital 100000
INSURANCE effected against loss or damage by
Fire, and Inland Navigation at current rates.
WM. COOK, President.
C.B. ROCKWELL, sec'y.
SAM'L N. nANklN, Agent,
Once on Second-st., bet. Main and johnson,
maylld3m kEOKuK, IOWA.
kEOkUK MARINE GNsUMANCk CO.
Capital, N2OO,OO
vuNHls Company . prepared TODD Marin eInssr r
1 ance business Cargo risks AIKEN 1t customary
sates, and he usual Cas- tend sdt 81
ulAF customers.
Losssspromptly adjusted.
DtRRcr0ss:
A. bridgnsn, d.E kiibourns,
:. u. Harrison, Gco.B. smyth.
John Templin, AL Deming,
y. r. Moody, IL. u. Woodward,
3. kiibourne, JasFCex
VIC .kentgcD.
A.BRIDaMAN President.
9.B.SMYTIi, Vice President.
AL. DEMINu, Treasurer.
WH.E .TuRHxR Secretary.
Once In sam pie . bull < Second Street.
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Fire Insurance.
HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
CAPITAL 100000.
PHOENIX INSURANCE CO., OF HARTFORD
CAPITAL 100000.
STAR ms. CO., OF o3DRNsBuRGH, N. y,
CAPITAL 800, 900.
DOLIClTs, at fair rates, promptly issued by
i WM. " BELKNAP, Agent,
Office the Iron Front building, sscond-st.
inlyl dim
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f'urn0Ce

NXyEhave Oval, Round aud 0ctagon Stone and
w Charcoal Furnaces, very convenient for iron
ing snd broiling purposes, at II Main-st.
aprs-d COMsTDt n BRO.
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1.-TWO NEW COTTAGES % Nsssan street, sDpe-
i site The Brighton Houss. viii sell sAs ox
both. Isqaire3 DY. BRONSON,
jsAs7Sdl On ~ pfsnisss.
a LsO, for sale, q sxehasgs for city property,
IA 13o acres u the best Of tsymins lAAd, nkl6a
fron Ksokuk and 4ren railroad.
D.. BRONSON,
nerysnst., opposite The Brighton Hssss.
juus9odtf
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(SoMSTOCk BIO. prepared to put w
~ Housisy's cheap smoke veniilAior, ID. only
true remedy for smoky chimnsys.
Spt1l-d
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Wisconsin Lumber yard.

~ M and u Of which Artlelss tbssubscFf6of will
IA sell u his yasas on The
Corner ef Eighth and Blondeau sts.,
0PPosiTs PubLIC SCHOOL,
and o. the corner Of SD kailroad sts., (nsss X
~. D. y. b. b. Dspot,) - Low = they - b
bought In the city and at bis Branch ard q Far
minetoa, with ssst Of transportation adAsd. o..
dcys filed from the country and shipped = say
station On the railroad at the lowest rates.
iylld1y =. 0. KELLOGG.
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9. ,. pInosD. CO.. 0sNl
Dl0OMD 4 Conn,
REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE. COMMISSION
| Agents..
osvIcs -. ~ uAia srnEES,
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A NEW and neat little sto,e adapted for cham
"A beers, aiming or sitting 10, ms thss facilitiss
Tor heating irons, hot sui nier weather -
be used advantsgeons.y for washing and ircnipg
purposes. The steve is quite orIsiAvntal, and q
price Of same low. Please examine this article, a
II Main street.
spr3.d COMsloCK BRO.
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pkRHAPs the shsspest and best located
1 AAIn STREET peopsrty lshat IL for ssle) 10
Asssrs. CLARK Van Nostrsnds Leather store.
Apply for tsrDs Ac. TO The usAsrigssd. Also
bsautifsl lots 10 b. ". Kilbeusns's 6sst sAiitioa
! lots bstween 18th and 9Th streets, On Rra1ktin.
sprAd SAMPLE RANKIN.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-11-26
Hats, Caps and Clothing

ECIDEDLY the best styles of PRINTS to
H. be had at the Peoples store, ever brought TO
is thmarket. 40
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-11-26
baldwin House. -
PLYMOUTH, IND.

AYERS BALDWIN,. ........... PRoPRIErop
The present proprietor of this establishment,
formerly "American House,') having repaired
and reftted it, and given it thorough cleansing,
will endeavor to conduct it in more acceptable
manner than it has heretofore been conducted
In every particular, his guests shall be rendered
comfortable and his charges reasonable.
Sept. ,, '57-f2tf
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-11-26
- GeGd Bye.

With this number closes our connection
with the Democrat, as Local editor. Du-
ring the time which has elapsed since we
took charge of the .'local department.. I"
many things have ;ranspired that will long
be remembered by ourself, and, no doubt,
MANY of our readers. We have endeavor
ed to keep the local readers posted on all
matters of local interest. as fully as was
possible for US to do. Some have been
pleased others have not; and some did not
care whether school kept or not" We
have no fault to find with any one; we "pad
die our own canoe, and allow every one
the same privilege. If we have said any
thing which has hurt your feelings, we
hope you viii take it as an error of the
head and not of the heart If we have
said anything that has pleased you, we are
glad of it All ne have done, you are well
come to. We have received nothing for
it-have asked nothing, nor do we want
anything; and until the present number
have not had any interest in the paper aside
from desire to see it prosper, as well as
all county newspapers.
Our father has ''seen fit, in his wisdom"
to let oursslf and brother, P Mcdonald,
have the office on such terms as will enable
us to publish the paper in manner &C
ceptable TO the reading public
With some of our contemporaries we have
had some pretty sharp talk;
"And yet the conduct of the men
Seemed ho1es like and fair
all hard feelings, if ever any there were, on
our part, are now as if they "never had
BEEN" We have passed through an oxci
ted political campaign--run for Office and
come out "second best" For the course
some of our democratic brethren have ta-
ken, we have administered preparations
that were not agreeable to those for whom
they were intended. We care not now
''let by-gones be by-gones," and hoping
they will hereafter adhere more strictly to
the doctrine they profess to advocate, we
tom and assure them that we have treas
ured up no hard feelings against them for
the course they pursued. as what they
have effected is a sufficient rebuke, for call
time to come, and,
''0ver the desk all day
With weary and aching brain,
Wearing our life away,
Counting apOther's gain,''
we leave you, imploring the blessings of
Divine Providence upon s9ou. and hop
ing your lives may be fraught with pleas
ures more abundant than ours. we bid you
goodbye"
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-11-26
D. MCDONALD.

By reference to the editorial department
of to-day's paper, it will be seen that we
have engaged the services OF Mr.. NJ. A. O..
PACKARD, as editor of the Democrat, in flu
ture. 1t Is not necessary to say that Mr..
Packard will make good editor, his
editorials viii tell it better than we can
He is graduate of Ann Arbor College,
also graduate of theMichigan Bar. We
have no fears but that his efforts viii be
crowned with success
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-11-26
LOOK nuT FOR RREkKERSII

All persons Knowing themseIyes mdebted 10 the
late firm of N. H. OGLEsBEE &C.,, will save cost
by calling at our Office Immediately and settling
BECAUSE ALI. CLAIMS MUST BE SUED If NOT PAID, be-
fore the first of Janurry next.
CORB1N & PACKARD.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-11-26

Will all who receive this number of the
Democrat give it careful perusal, and
hand it to some one who is not subscri-
Der? We ought to have at least one
thousand paying subscribers. and with a
little exertion on the part of our friends.
our list will soon be,swelled to that num-
Der.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-11-26

EgSee Bank notice in another column.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-11-26

"GoDEY's LADY's Book" for Deem
Der, is on our table, laden with the good
things of the literary world. Address.
Godey's Lady's Book, Philadelphia, Pa.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-11-26

1.-THE "Low Price Store'' is out again with q
new advertisement They have just received a
fresh supply of Fall and Winter Goods, which
they Offer at unexcephonable prices. Give them
a call. f
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-11-26

We would callthe attention of our merchants
Acknowledgement in this weeks paper, of the
firm of Williams & Huestis, wholesale Grocers.
Fort Wayne, Ind.
Their stock consists of a general assortment of
Groceries, together with everything usually found
store, except dry goods Their connection
with some of the best oldest and ,ceH kaoDn houses
the East, offers them facilities for laying in their
stock, unsurpassed by Gnyother house in the West.
They are therefore enab ed to furnish anything in
their line, freight considered, as low as can be
bought in New York, Cincinnati, Chicago or any
other market.
Fort Wayne is now within two or three hours
ride of this place, uninterrupted by any change o
cars. Merchants, therefore, in This place and vi
entity, can obtain anything they may need in the
line of Williams & Huestis, in few hours thereby
avoiding the expense, delays and loss of time, oc-
casioned by purchasing ordering from greater
distance.
Williams Huestis have but one price, and those
ordering from them will obtain goods of the same
quality and price, as if there in person to purchase.
If you would, therefore, save, both money and
time, purchase of Williams & Huestis, wholesale
Grocers, FoWayneInd.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-11-26
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Iron City Commercial College.

This Institution stands in the front rank of that
class of schools that confers practical benefits up
un all who come within the scope of its instruc-
tons. 1t takes young man just at that interest
ing period of life when he is looking about him
what he shall do, and nstructs him in those branch
es of practical knowledge-the lessons of an hon
est. money making life, hat will qualify him in
future operate to thebest possible advantage to
himself and the business world. Through the ju-
dicous and skillful management of its Principal,
F. w. JENKINS, ESQ.,, the Iron City Commercial
College, ofPttsburgh has steadily rose until it has
no superior in the country. Our merchants speak
Of it with pride, and its usefulness is every day
felt in the numerous counting rooms where its eff
cient graduates are employed.
Let our country merchants and our farmers, and
all persons who have sons hasten them to this col
lege, where they can secure finished business ed
ucation For terms and particular information. adj
dress F. w. JENKINS, Esq, Principal of the Iron
Cify Commercial College, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-11-26

Brooke d Bro will take cred Dog at
Ear in payment for Drugs. Medicine, &c.
See notice in another column.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-11-26

Arthur's "HoME MAGAZINE, (" for De-
cember, has been received, and is what it
Purports to be. "OLD LETTERS, - on our
hrss page, is taken from it. Address. T.
s. Arthur, Philadelphia, Pa.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1857-03-20

HORRIBLE OUTRAGE.-An Irish girl,
named Ellen Desmond, died at the Mas
sachusetts hospital on the 18th ult., in
consequence of injuries sustained by
jumping from fourth story window of a
building in Williams Court. 1t was not
known until Coroner Stedman inquired
into the case, however, that the poor girl
an honest domestic-had been the vic
tim of the most barbarous treatment :
that violence worse than death had been
committed upon her within hearing OF
the City Hall, by four beastly ruffians,
and the poor girl leaped from the fourth
story of the building to escape from the
fiends. The persons implicated are Jas.
Holland, Robert Sullivan, James White
and Samuel A. Goodrich, all of whom
are employed as " feeders to the Her.
aid press. Two of them, Holland and
Sullivan, have fed, but the others are in
custody.-N E. Farmer.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1857-03-20
New Hampshire Election

wHoLE GOVERNMENT REPURufc,x
Yesterday was held the ars, S,,..
election of the present year, bein, =
the choice Of an executive officer. raii,o.s
Legislature, and d.
members of Congress in New Han.
shire. The canvass has not been a. !.
mated and exciting as has marke,, a
annual elections of some preyioas Yea,
in that State, and the vote is therps..,
small.
BY the returns which we give bele,
it viii be seen that the Republicans -.
triumphant, having elected their Cor
ernor by probably 5000 majority ns3.
a gain in the House Of six over l.,
year; and elected two of the three men,
bers of Congress, and probably the tbi,s
The whole of the State Governmes,;
Republican.
NASHUA, March To-
The annual election for State oRS,,
and Member of Congress passed of ye,v
quietly in this city to-day. The W.
shows considerable falling Of as con.
pared with the Presidential vote n NJ.
vember. For Governor the vote stsns.
Halle, (Repub.) s67; Wells, (Dem.) ssS
Scattering, 8. In November, the vUs
stood Fremont, 1858; Buchanan. ~
Fillmore, %. The Republicans ba,s
carried every Ward but the first AMI
eighth, and have elected 10 Represents
tiyes to the Democrats 2. Thomas "
ellis, Republican candidate for Mayo
is elected by over 200 majority.
SoMERswoRTH, March 10.
In this town to-day, Halle receive,
493 votes Wells 236; scattering L.
For Congress, Pike, (Repub.) 46S Xii
fridge, (Dem.) 255. Burleigh, (Repub.
for Senator sos; Pierce, DEM q;
In November, Fremont had 534, Bucl
anan 263, Fillmore 2.
GREAT FALLS, March 10.
-Four Republican Representatives, '
:, r. Eastman, M. w. Footman, S.
Cheek, and n. Wentworth, were elect
Il in this place to-day. Rochester b
u elected three and Alton two Republic
; Representatives Boston Journal.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1857-03-20
Kansas.

The Lawrence correspondent of the
7raUeler, writing on the 18th ult., COM
municates the following:
"We have authentic information oe
the organization by the Missouri Lodges
of an armed invasion of about three thou
sand men TO take possession of the Shaw
nee, Miami, and other Indian Reserves
that will be opened this Spring for set
Element. The Shawnees have made their
selections, and the remainder, containing
about two thousand claims of one hundred
and sixty acres each, comprising some Of
the finest land in Kansas, will be open
about the 10th of March. They have
been materially aided by the surveyors,
who are nearly all pro-slavery, and fur
nished information OF the localities taker
by the Indians. AT Westport, in the of
of over three thousand names-men who
are engaged to come over and register
their names under the new laws, as resi-
dents of the Territory, pay the taxes anC
vote at the June election"
Thomas Shoemaker, of Leavenworth
lately Receiver for the Territory, anC
who was dismissed on account of being
Free State man, has been brutally muir
dered by some of the rufians infestinI
that place. While in drinking salool
he refused to drink the health of the pro
slavery Mayor of Leavenworth, whe
six of them fell upon him and beat hin
so severely that he died in short time.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1857-03-20
The .. 8. Supreme Court and its
Decisions.

The United States Supreme Couh
consists of nine Judges. The following
five, or majority of one, adopt the de-
cision in the bred Scott case and its &C.
eompanying doctrines, which were read
on Friday by Chief Justice fancy:
Roger B. fancy of Maryland.
John A. Campbell of Alabama.
John@Catron of Tennessee.
Js.rlru. NJ. Wayne uc Georgia.
Peter V. Daniel of Virginia.
These are all the Judges who reside
in the slave States. They represent and
ayow boldly the new opinions Of Their
section, that slavery is a national inst
tuition, the equal of freedom, and tia:
all prohibition Of it in the territories,
either by Congress or the people, is IN.
constitutional. The two following judges
dodge the general slavery issues, an!
the question of the constitutionality d
the Missouri Compromise, but come
the same conclusion with the naiOng
as to bred Scott, 1. e., that he and b
family are slaves, by holding that # O..
pended on the law of Missouri, and iha
declaring them slaves, they sustain Il
Samuel Nelson of New York.
Robert C. Grier of Pennsylyanh
These men are Northern Demoass
Their course is consistent with the trbs
of doughfaces whom they represent
There remain two judges who, alone
have manfully upheld the faith Of IL
nation, the practice of the past, and ths
universal sentiment still of the North
John Mclean of Ohio.
Benjamin B. Curtis of Mass.
These gentlemen were old Wig
and eminent conservatives. No IL
scarcely, in Massachusetts has suffer-
more opprobrium for his supposed mort
ern notions on the sectional question to-
Judge Curtis. But he has never BEL
any other opinions than these now aF''
ed in his decision, which places bin 8
/ his associate in the front YanI. Of ihs o
position which the North is making
the inroads Of the slavery interest ! 8
a significant illustration of the prog
of that interest to find Judge Curtis
E leader of the opposition. The M
1 has retreated until it has come to hs :
sition, and back of that there is Dol
: but complete submission.-.spraGf
!. Rspublican.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1857-03-20

to fall behind it in its diurnal revolution
Why this ts,sdsneys The admission that
the regions of space beyond the limits OF
the atmosphere, are occupied by resist
ing medium, solves the question OF the
achv in regard to those arial currents
passing from east to west in the vicinity
of the tropics, and renders it an easy
matter to explain their absence farther
north. where the thurman velocity is con-
siderably lessened in consequence OF the
diminished circumference as measured on
parallel of latitude. On the other
hand if the realms of space are filed by
substance dense enough TO produce the
trade winds by its repelling force, and to
transmit light, the Newtonian theory Of
planetary motion as the result of attrac-
ton Of gravitation, would meet with an
iinsuperable objection unless we inculcate
the overwhelming idea that the universe
is infnite-that there is no possible limi
Ito the series of stellar worlds, whose
powers of attraction result in CRANE
and sublime symphony of perpetual mo
ton. |. Too.
Albany, Feb. 10, 1857.