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Hon. James Campbell, Postmaster General The direction
and Of the Post Office Department assigned
by the constitution and laws the Postmaster General
business may be the conveniently arranged and
pared for his final action 1t Is distributed among several nu
reaus, oows The Appointment Office In charge OF the
First Assistant Postmaster General the Contract ohce In
charge Of the Second Assistant Postmaster Generals the
Finance Office in charge of the Thtd Assistant Postmaster
Generals and the Inspection Office, in charge OF the CHIEF
clerk.
appointment 06cc.Horaio King, esq, First Assistant
General and nineteen clerks To this office are
assigned questions which relate to the establishment and
post Offices changes Of sites and
Of postmaers and route and local
agents. as ALSO the giving Of instructions to postmasters
Postmasters furnished with marking and rating stamps
and letter balances by this which charged also with
providing blanks and stationery for the Of the depart
men and with the superintendent OF the several agencies
established for supplying postmasers with blanks To this
bureau likewise assigned the supervision OF the ocean mail
steamship nes and Of the foreign and international postal
arrangements.
Contract William II. Dundss, esq, Second Assist
ant Postmaster General and twenfysx clerks To this Of
oe is assigned the business Of arranging the mail service
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT..
The Treasury Department consists Of the Offices Of the Sec
retary Of the Treasury two comptroers, commissioner OF
the CUSTOMS six auditors, treasurer register SOLICITOR light
house board, and coast
The following is brief indication of the duties of these
several offices and Of the force employed therein respectively
scrcdys 0Gce-Hon. James Guthrie, Secretary Of the
Treasury Hon. p. g. Washington Assistant Secretary
one engineer in charge; architect and three
temporarily employed and three clerks The Secre-
y Of the Treasury is charged with the general supervision
the fiscal transactions of the government and of the
cuon Of the laws concerning the and navigation
OF the United States He superintend the survey of the
coast the lighthouse establishment the marine hospitals OF
he United States and the construction Of certain public
buildings for custom-houses and other purposes.
First Comptroers O6iceElisha Whittesey, esq.,, Comp
roer and fifteen clerks He presorbes the mode of keep
ing and rendering accounts for the civil and diplomatic
vice well the public lands and revses and ceres the
balances arising thereon
- Second Comptrotler's 0fee.John NJ. Brodhead, esq,
Comptroller, and clerks He prescrbes the mode
Keeping and rendering the Of the army, navy
and Indian departments Of the public service and reves and
es ies the balances arising thereon.
OUoe Of Commissioner of the Ouoms.-Hugh j. Anderson,
esq., Commissioner, and eleven clerks He prescrbes the
mode keeping and rendering the accounts of the
revenue and dbursemeHts and for the building anil repair
&C., and revses and certfes the balances
Arising thereon. 'T'
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J.Nkw @ sherp~rd, R'chmoud, Va ,fAiisi
Fo~le, aaowdsn Co Alss audrla; Va, Suspended
yoo,bes, Greggs Ia, New 0sieans In suspended.
Dom, King % s, Louis, No suspe,dsd ..,....
ask extension; have large surplus; will pay In fun
with interest
W. Calvsr, banker, Louisvile, KY, suspended and
a. .. Mansfield, Louisville. KY. suspended and A.
William Lee & % Cincinnati, OHIO, suspended.
Fries Co, Oincinnaa, Gao, sssignea
s B. Williams Cincinnati, Ohio suspepi Cd
me Guy ahosA steam TunsOe 10 Cleveland, Ohio, a.
signed
VIM Lowen,hal Co.. Evansville, lad assigned
W waahpnrn, Oclun bus, Ind. suspended.
Benson 10. chicago, ~, susrended
Ross.ter, Pohinan 4 S attn, Uhiciso, Ill Assgrei
Becker d Dean, Chicago, Ill assigned.
Jsmes Stephens Co. DesrO, Micn., signed to Henry
stephens and Z. Wilcox.
Vsnule Rabcock, Homer. Mich, failed.
p h Buck, s,urga Mich sss'gred
Renmerr, wSinuke Il hehrmau, Ply n outh, Wis, a..
w Iesle Co., Fort des Aoines, Iowa, failed and sold
warner & Abbott, Lyons, Iowa, assigned.
D b. Scott, Lyons, Iowa, assigned.
HSS, ss:s1 snd
Isssc Park, Csmsnshe, lows, assigned
s.nhsn 9 S.sis.: $ p.sj, !; l, assigned; chow
swf 4 Hamilton, 81 Paul, Y. e., assigned.
IL Fsrwell & Co, 81 Paul, n r, assigned.
Koblir,k h 8ioher, hoDtreal, E suspended.
f. Burial To- Quebec, w., failed; liabilities said
heavy.
EFF wblttemore %, Toronto o w., suspended
Jan 60 clark. woodAtock, o. w. assigned
kcIntoo Dunnviile, G W.. failed and assigred.
The following business housss says the Chicago Tribune
failed In that CITY ON Monday lAN;-
WadsWoTth Il Co bankers.
Baker Davits5n, chip stores.
g n Higginsop % lumber.
sey mour W coorLf, groceT.
Folsom, jewery.
W. p. Ross, dry goods.
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PENNSYLVANIA.
rHn ACT REGULATING susrsHs or SPECIE PA


aEErs ~ rHs BANKS.
The following 10 the sca passed py Tho Lsefslaurs q
tuesday, 90. Is, eeAlsins NE suspensos fhs BIN ~
viii rss. . Ss,. 's =. \, s%s out
enacted, pubrsh win ne IaM Alterations rhs TO-
Az Acr rsovrpNG ron ms Rru sPuos or sPsus PArmm
M IIn BANKS, AND ros TIE Rsuw or Durons;-
SO he esscscd BY The Senate AID Hosss o. Rspvs.
senta ives OF the Common wealth Of PeBnsy In esns
ral assembly MT, and u hsvesy enacted By the sasAo
riiy q the same, ha The provisisns Of every ass =
fore passed dscl.rins o. suihorsns sSs frfsur. -
Dsnh srne 1un and insurance company, or corpcssus
ssais ?, ,sy :. ~
ne lsscIrs Or paying out d. a0,s. q s.A~
mon ~eaih, though mot srcc,s pa,iss, or 70, lcAs.
tng or dsoouruns without Me req lss anouni
Anro Dom:ni one houBd eight hundred and any ssvss
D. and the .ame are hereby suspended Until zoe sscc.d
o. A ~ one ssS sss
ihsieo heretofore Incurred, before toe sad ssco.d ho
day Of April under such 90 Of ASSEMBLY or o. inocvpo
Aforesaid or any or them hereby femisied, and
much thereof q prohbls sny bark from making losas
banks In under The laws Of this Common vsai
though moi spece paying declaring vdsnds during ms
eousr = vishoui ihs requisite amour, Of spsa or sess
funds as aforesas be- ard ne sane heresy suspeadsd
srnh * spscs psymer NAV declare s,sS
70 On amount not exceeding SIX per cent per
capital and this act shall extsnd also 70 I'll bar, svins
trust AM companies, corporations with basS
ins pr vleres chartered or ~ chartered urdsr any las.
for periods hereafter 70 90, and 10 the paysui
stock 70 all banns Incorporated BY The LsssAs are -
Iasl scsaos.
See 2 mat in addition 10 ali statements and rssuyu
required By law escb and ever bank n The cities
Philadelphia, Pnbure and Allegheny shall on the rrse
discount day 10 January ner and weesly lhsesns- ssd
every other bank Ia this 0ononwesh on The me day.
and mep,hly thereafter, make MP vaiem MT 10 20 ved
aed by The oath armaxou Of ne pyesdeut ~ N ,hsew
snessu, snowmx- the Amourt Of ~ loans and -
oosns scooad. Ne amount o. specie IA Ne pcsssukSad
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CANAL BoARD--MPoRrAHr ACTION.
Hmm ihA AIhanx laAAnsxaan Oni ~

AZ NEE ung Of the Canal Board this morning, Mr. 40.
clor Benton submttcd An important plan for relieving
forwarders and the community generally Interested n
The plan q 70 The eject thai banks having he funds u ~
State shs receive the checks OF for Ssrders the ban
holding The bills cf iading ~ security. Thus pvasteny
The uste furnishes funds 70 produce 70 araS -
the forvrders In business make business for the oana
Ard ansrd rehe1 which reaches AL clAsses OF ne
nifty.
CANAL TOLLS FOR 1857.
he olosine n ssasement OF ton recsivsd ~ Nov
Yovk canals during the rst week oosobw and aADs Ne
total amount received from The opsusg OF nayieaoa -
N In Hal AaIr.
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ARRANGEMENT OF THE BOSTON BANKS.

Boston. ool Is, 1851.
me adjourned meeting or the Associated Banks or this
city vas held this morning. q The Clearing House.
Various plans presented DISCUSSED TO Actssc
the payment Of balances between the banks q Clearing
House. No definite plan has yss been masured
Tho meeting mot Of Importance 70 the general
business public except 10 M IL action aided our bank
Ing institutions discount reasonable amounts 70 safe
and solvent parties The system Of bank exchanges 70 be
adopted win anist materially In this purpose and the
banks wln DO enabled, u the intention Of their officers
70 help those merchants ouy requiring time 70 meet their
liabilities.
The proposed course OF the bank, in diso,unHng un-
doub cd paper win furnish great relief to many business
men, who viii ataLd the financial storm but bead beneath
the pressure.
inc reported failure Of Lttle Alden o.. u NOT
nrmed. They ask extension In behalf Of the Pacific
Mxs Corporation They are IL agents, and Il i thought
The extenhon win be granted
BANK SUSPENSIONS IN RICHMOND.
RuxosD, Va, Oct. Is, 1887.
The Farmers and Exchange Banks here suspended yes
tesday.
The Bank Of Virginia saIl holds out.
BANK SUSPENSIONS IN GEORGIA.
AUGUSTA, Ga OSt IL. 1857
Al . pubNo meeting Of our citizens, held 10 day. the
banks were recommended 70 suspend specie payment
All The banks In Savannah suspended specie payments
this morning.
THE PHILADELPHIA STOCK MARKET.
PHILADELPHIA, a. 1857.
sects steady Pennsylvania Elves SO; Heading Rail-
road, lsK; Morris Canal ~; Long Island Railroad. 8;
Pennsylv aaia Railroad, 80.
MOVEMENTS OF BREAD5TUFFs.
ALBANY, Dot. lisp. n
Flour IL In fair demand u steady rates sales Of 901
bb Sales OF 100 bushels Chicago spring wheat 81 clio
Corn held above the vie~s Of buyers FOR large parcels
Ansal 76o asked. Tho most Of thu, Offering Will 20 "a
New York Whhkey-Lahi sales st 2lc.
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THE BROOKLYN RANKS.

u BfochDn he rush Of few days pest has entirely
"'fsd' The banks are 20 longer crowded With anxious
boder on notes or those demanding psymsni for claims
hrors when consrssaed ~ tbs door, The bspkias
iasezsons In Williamsburg have Departed ana has s,vsp
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He Assrsd 70 draw eli out bat the onaoer OF sne oAnk
Who w1s waiting upon hin, suggested nis iss'es nve
onh @ nuoeus for further savings, and :, indacs MN
nos 70 desert she habit Of saving meney 'he little fellow
readily adopted The suggestion and proposed thai he should
rssve twenty ave cent? He accordingly received his
dollar, ara marched CT with . manly cir that was
cutie anu,ips 10 witness. We were informed MAT
one little fellow who sells newspapers msnsed
some time since BY depoit mine cents He has addsd
70 tAs sone'hrg ~ every day, until, in . compra-
lively short tine he hes thu sccunulAsed fortysr
dsas sores and hundreds Of instances IKE this might
be given Tney have the utmost cmadsnos In the bans
and when The onoera tell them b "hi righ" thsy
nssAed and trouble their heads but very iHte about
sssuspenSioa" This institution b open daily until .
O'Clock p. n
DEF DOCK SAVINGS BANK.
TAe amount withdrawn yes erdIy was very smai-cnly
sssa Il During the day their dspcss $3.50, show
Ing gain Of ssss rs On Wednesday, when they wore
skcs to very heavy run they paid AZ promptly, and
before soOok ell those applying sssa and arc
w. depositos atori the bank a the hour for closing
They, however have since deemed advisable o fall Into
Vie measure adopted BY the other savings instaons and
require cne weeks notice for intended withdrawal OF
money unless the amount quite snail, or who ne
depostor was willing 70 socsps osy ten per oen or the
auouns he had on deposit Their business hours are from
Bn1P. n, every snday, wednesday and Saturday
ROSS HILL SAVINGS BANK.
But very ntls bvsinen done hero; wSs, Indeed,
rather dull day Few drafts pIosensed, and those
were for small amounts. The financial excitement in the
negnssrhood rn,cA q no time very grsAs has
entirely subsidized. Their hours are from 10 Y 10 2 P.
H., end on Wednesday and 81 urday from bsasp.A.
sIAMsNs SAVINGS BANK.
TAers wAs no crowd about The DOORS NOR any excite
mect. People passed In, got heir money, and retired
without making any observation. number made do
posts. The bank pays In bills, and acts In sccordancs
Win hs rule adopted 81 the general meeting on wednes
day inc following statement handed 70 us b. one Of
NE ooncers OF the institution
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2 2
will be oh Iorved In the al table thsi where here
has eeen any doubt 10 the pumber Of sorkmen dis
charged retained The highest number has IN each
been given thus giving total Of As1 men ~ the
Der usually employed Ia the 80 cstabehmsrh visited
~nch has been reduced 10 $50 81 prcse 81 engaged Ieav
ug VA ELMER discharged suspended from worE, n the
p-teeni ume Thus viii be seen Ihss the total number
o. men tIeAdy out OF work from the msonne aud iron
shops a2d ranosove organ and eodeon shops In this
ano me Adjoining cites Q CAT In round figures.
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THE WASHINGTON BANKS.

THE WASHINGTON BANKS.
wAmsaros, ocs Is, 1857
me Bask or Vic Metropolis has declined 70 have any
Thing further do with The proceedings Of tho oh bAnu
OF this Dsric-thercrorc The coaem plated establishment
ofautaring House 10 abandoned They viii, howevsr
oct independently or The Bank OF he Metropolis and agree
upou plan 70 regulate The exchanges and 70 Afford all the
buslness facilities In their power. fhs understood
Vie mesurg this evening.
SUSPENSION OF TUE BANKS OF NASH.
WILLIE.
nashville, Ten, oa. is, 1857.
ne Bank OF tennessee Suspended specie paymen, 70.
day.
me Lc;lsAture considering Q resolution 10 Iegsiys
general SIS pension By the banks The action on the reso
luton ID dcubtfui
Tho Pansrs Bank and the Union Bank will hold gu, 70
The ias,, unless authorized iosuspena.
RUN ON THE BANKS OF MISSOURI.
n Lour, OCT Is, 1857.
Missouri all The morning, and opin ems conaci here % 70
their ability 10 hid ou, Otherwise the city 10 quiet
FINANCIAL AFFAIRS AT CINCINNATI.
CrrcysAu, October IS, 1881.
The m-rcy make, u, very unsettled here In consequences
Of The news from New York and elsewhere
10 thought tbai the Ksnn cky, Ohio and Indiana aais
BAnis yin no. suspend At prces.
THE PHILADELPHIA BANKS AND THE RE-
LIEF BILL.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct rs, 1851
The banks here manifest disposition not 70 soceps the
Rens bill There ID additional gloom In busness circles
10 day
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PiASoTOgrE MANUFACTURER.
IIRrH. PnHn Ann CO..

Corner Of souh Third and First suss4s Brooklyn, X D.,
usually employ about forty mes all told. which hes been
reduced vih'n hs ias vo three weeks 70 about TWEEN
81 vhs have been hsps tuo third time for ths past
nrce vNn ihs reducto on has been made gradually By
enovins ssch 40 70 complete ths oh or which be
~ssfeo On ec'cre leaving 10 tbs manner II 10 cal.
present. epgased 70 sbou, ssh, 60 men al told which
munocr vul probably be 10 a durins the winter nm
No. ne tines should improve suf Gently 10 vayranl Us
employment OF greater number.
n. HAsswT,
Ne. loo Centre street, usuAiy employs tv.stv man,
present asou, four,ssn oil t,h Bsye p,sp.v a,
wovk bui no mcosy 70 pay men Tor dsnsn All The men
ai preen, employed fol- ne NJ Hansen th,,k,
ne WILL IN I'll probability stu farther reduce bis numse,
Of msn within The next week tro 70 about seven or
sight, ali told, providing times 20, no bssssr.
WIN. LINDpmAH AND son,
Ne % walker strsss, usual number OF men ,b7u
sevcnleen wcseBt number thirteen, oil told. Have dis
chsrred bu, one man during the ps H,7s plenty
OF ORDERS for work from the South, but money TO pay
nes nor dcns AL the men ~ pre- teni employ Cd are
run tine.
ALBERr WEBER,
West Broadway, Canal stresa, retains hs fall com
psmsn. Of mes tsishssss) Has plenty Of work. si Gus
cm osders 70 last until the fra OF hsrary NEXT, and
pseng money 70 pay bis men for dorg No insen
- y REDUCING me namber until amer the nfs OF JAM
"tuhM WORK all sold for cash delivery,
JOHN p. WAKE AND co.,
IN osn1 sree., near vl1cs, discharged all hands and
Sossd w some time rzsa
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Sank OF Virginia sui holds out.

The PHILADELPHIA STOCk KRhET.
PHILADELPHIA, - ~, 1857.
Hecks steady. Pesnsyfvania Elves, SO; Hading Rail-
road, lsk; Morris Canal, 10; Long Island Railroad, g.
Ponpsy lvania Railroad, 80.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-09-25
No5l.

sge where mock prosecution was go,
up for his special benefit down to The
presen, day every public sot Of his life
has been with view 70 infuso the name
lot II. b. Payne into the mind Of the pop.
ulace. He succeeded in doing so one
time to many, when Champion cowhid.
cd him-and also when impeaohed in bis
veNoity. He has succeeded again in
purchasing for himself an infamous no.o.
riety by his low aud contemplate attack
npon the speaker. But. enough: with
those who know him, il is sufficient to say
that the word Of Mr. Blake is opposed 10
that Of Mr. Payne.
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Ronsgada poinaoral..

Armstrong changes that the Bsbablioa.
candidate for PrObs,s Judge is renegade
Democrat A rossgads Is an aposiaio
from the faith Of bis party. Up 70 1864.
Judge HOrd, in cOmmon with Armsirear
and those whose organ he 4. was ths
advocates Of State sovereignty. oyeos-
cd to Slavery extension, aud friend cg
the Missouri Compromise end opposed 10
the agitation Of Slavery IN Conersss.-
Buchanan, Douglas. Cass, Marcy, &c.
occupied the same position. The soath
determined TO drive she party from this
strong position. For that purpose they
secured the corporation Of Presideus
Pierce, WHO raised ths party lash and is-
sued his auathemal against the non eon-
Iouaisis 70 the nsw creed. Judge Hord.
in common withthe other two gentlemen.
who were candidates for the same aEics.
refused 10 yield 10 tho dictates Of The ad.
ministralion, renounce The faith Of Iefor,
son and Jackson in which they had been
bred. aud desert their oolora in the hou1
'of trial. That was The time which Die
played the base po'iyooneyy Of the men
who care for nothing but the spoila.-
They deserted the time honored standard
Of the party; belied their faith at tbs bid
ding Of Others, and the base epos,otes now
try to cover up their igpominy BY crying
out renegade TO thsOe Who aRpslahd
where Poyne Douglas. ths Whols DEM
ocntic party Of Ohio and Armstrong
stood four years ago BY the way, how
does Mr.. Landon relish the Adosriisey's
Ipuf. According TO Armstrong be L.
t0ies a renegade; 6rsi Wig, then Re-
publican, and now Esdsral Ansgioama.
ZIONIST Why did not the advertiser an.
nounce another renegade accession 10
our ranks, &o." Armstrong calls Re-
publioans, Who ense acted with tLe Dem.
oOrals, renegades. Il announces tha. Mr..
Landoa has lei. the Republicans and ioIo-
cd their enemies, which is literally an an-
nounoemeut that NJ. Landon is rene
lgade. Let Mr.. Armstrong look at home
TRUE REPUBLICAN.
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Better DO Withdrawn.

II Judge Hord cannot secure his elee.
ton without Tesorting TO personal abuse.
he had better DO withdrawn from the Re-
publican AavsriSsy, Sept, IL.
The above reminds US Of ths Devils
preaching morals, aa4 Is Que Of ths many
proofs ot the brszeu front and uablush.
ing impudencs of Ar. Armstrong. Es-
cry week sinOs the nomination Of Judge
Hord the Aevsrt,ssr has teemed with pei
sonal abuse OF him. He has been styled
a renegade, trietster, Gu ofice seeker.
and yet Judge Hord has never uttered
one word Of personal slang agains, any
man or candidate on the opposite side -
And Il cannot be shown that ia his many
public addresses, or in private converse
tion with auy maR, ha ever coa9ssesRRe4
to personal abuse, Such acts would be-
lie his character Bat eau Mr.. Armstrong
present so fair record. Al the head OF
his leading column are two standing art I
oles, both utterly untrue, aud one Of them
personal on Governor Chase. And since
June last his paper has tesmed with per-
sOnal abuse Of shat great and good man.
Aud we think that IL the Democrats (so
called cannot seerre the election Of their
ticket WithOu. resorting to personal abuse
they had better ell withdraw from the
canvass. One OF the most marked DIS
tinctions between the Republicans and
Amalgamatouists is that the Republicans
discuss measures and principles. while
their opponents ignore he iss4ss and deal
alone in vitupeFativs slangs aud "person-
al abuse" and for tho truth Of this ss-
sertion We appeal to every man who has
read both papers, and heard the speakers
on both sides.
WfTTW l{EnTrNT ~ A ~
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Has Free Labor an Inheritance
In the TerritOrieB2

This is a quetsion for the Free Labor
ers of the North and West to consider
The old doctrine was that the young
men Of the North aud West had right
to go to the territories aud there make
themselves FRrms--build up Free Homes
and free STATUS, aud 50 they took possession
and 50 has grown UP these noble common
Wealths Of the FREQ Northwest. 1t was
thought that the Territories were espec-
tally the inheritance OF FREE LABOR. But
Judge Taney says it is not 80. That
these glorious free acres which the plough
has not yet yexsd al belougst to the Over
seers and the Slayesl And the democrat
10 party tell US that Taney's decision is
the very issue AZ the coming election in
Ohio. What is Taney's decision in re-
gard to slavery in the Territories2 II will
be found on page 500 Of that decision;
"EUery citizen has right to take with
him into the Territory any article Of prop
erty which the ,snslitution Of the nited
States recognizes as property. TIE Con-
stitutioH Of Me United States recognizes
SLAVES as property, and pledges M0 FEEDER.
al GoUernmeHt to protect t."
Last year the doctrine ofthe Democratic
party was, leave this question Of Slavery
or Freedom 10 the settlers of the Terrific
ries. But Slavery finding that Freedom
outran her in the race Of Emigration, bid
Taney and the Supreme Court change the
doctrine-and SO now fancy declares
that Slavery has a native. absolute right
to the Territories--and that the Federal
Government is pledged to support the
claim. And all the Slaves of the Slave
Power change their tune-and it is no
longer a question for the people to settle,
but one already settled, and settled beyond
the reach Of the residents. This infamous
aud unwarranted decision by Taney,
gives up all, Ksnsas, Nebraska, Oregon,
all, TO the unrestrsined rayages of our
great National Curse.
Froemen of 0hiol Remember the APP
proval Of Taney's decision is the question
pressed upon you in this canyass.-Pains-
ViHe Teleqraph.