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IDEA NUTS, Y : II" y =
L sbushsls PEANUTS for sale by -
JONAS p. LEVY,
oSa UA 18th street. corner Of b
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Traveller Dirootery.

ORANeEANDDlAAL.ExANDRslARAIL RoAD
.&s 81
GEAR so UrHERN MxIt LINE
Twice Daily, fsunday nights srcep.ed,l be,vesr
WASHINGTON CITY and the so u II H , VIA
hhd6SNHSANDRiA. GoRDoNsviLLE AND RICH
Leaves Washington at O'Clock .. n. .-p.s
o. Washington at 7 O'Clock m. r ..-,....
For LYNCHBUR6 ana the SOUTHWEST.
Leave washington at 'o'oioek o. IN, arrive IN
LINCHkUkG next morning at Q. m. conneofln9
Slth the trans on the Virginia and Tennessee Rail
Road for MEMPHIS. Mad Stages from Char
ottesyille to ~ nchburg distance Of 50 miles.
rare rom Washington to Lynohburg, SITS.
The steamer GEORGE PAGE, foot of Seventh
street, being owned by the Railroad Company, runs
In come otion with the trnine.
Ileksts for Lynohburs procured on the Boat.
Ill omnIbus. and baggage Wagons will be at the
Depot of the Washington Railroad, to convey pas
sengers ana baggage 20 the Steamboat, for AleXan-
Ora, distance OF SIX miles, allowing ample time
for meals. ~ ~
r-t.. 80 rr JAMES A. EVANS, Aren't.
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MIR. KENNEDY, of Roxbury, hss DISCOVERIES in ora
Of our common pasture veeds q remedy that cures
EVERY KIND OBJ HuNoR,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-31


Az sYEsAA1 90.
Asaaway, Ca.nhsrs and aesse s'scA
FASHIONS -pshosEsps BaAsoa sfoBa 1sx
OxnaSsrssl oppaaks Grand dosA extensive
IF Ss.ss sas e %
lIroaaH A. HGAHs. ,,...,,,v ,o.,., u,,s.
Aae now opaD sSrins stSles0
ssspsss and
Oh styles are sB esc,os,s and sae specially ion hs rcss
CAAA DE oAYssAI Y.ouRcED ROBES,
SSss 'asass :. Sssas5 S Ss cos,rAs.s
canal street, csrner Of neroer.
rEsIns sAxAAB -sEw 1MpOsr ArYONs OF BICa
ss s's poa; s ..s ~ ps eS0sss: s
aAci issss m Trsass nreaa ana ssDrrs,
GHon'H A. HhAaS' q, B,o.s..y. o... Gina, stree.
Has now open spring ssyfes 81
baslaes and x.,,..,, 4. v,,.as
n sykes are IN s.ststVs and made especially for s re-
HogzMsnanes ARE IEroamep rnA.rHEY 0AH
na.ns Re ssss sosssns mus Ss tSs s:asy IL go:
ssioS ssS .sssS T. sn .as g - ~ Ss "a Ss =
Il oNiIL hEShEh,
i have greatly ,es.ssa As n s Oh .
shppa
On account Of sheiS rensoyal TO ther new ss,re.
~ Lac Lao s5soa, Constable o.%
I, As1 WEAK BOT oNx.-A. gAooal co. 7s7
II Bsostvsy, WIN ooer, Monday. Msreh so ne s&anes
Sc rsnsSssi u Ssi sooi d sooso- dry Ica nss sna
Rb 4 s:oxs ssiss sA ss
VOWS, rouLARD FlovsCHD RoHEs
ARNOLD, CONSTABLE CO,
Canal s.rsss csrner Il Acrea.
&TAN1nLAs. rALw,s AVID BAsoUss
~. - '' HII ras NEW sss5sS srSLEs ~
And ~ ana ~ Cs.aer1se street,
MAsrnLAs'Hsssr,I..As,a
ARs sSissts SSo,s ksfass Co.
Canal strse. OOroe, q Mercer.
MASrliAAs' 5 ssKloiI1s ssssxns
viii open CIV g T'S SsfsiE 4 4l for no
mrre And unrtvlied assortment OF rich and beautiful
~~' BAseUrs, ,
a,ue NEW MaNTiil.x HOUSE
ss Hudson street, few soo Su as9ys fAH; Hrrr
Aehnewedeed p be TIE largest and scsly fur
''"1''' -'"'' !" oSffsss}se DAY. Aprn LIST
III sN Broadway.
:R1a ma fss a 2.
Canton cr.p,s sseA sns in :gery s,,s snd aSasy: na
esaa. sss ssa S.s nssnss 81 e1ses
sssss sss s:w sss ssssss $
n fsUsS and rrsss Gases T. Ss. @
ssrcsin syo cass caAne dessc q p o. pS yssd Se
s..ss ssps and rfsnsA,os sS :.
@ q s ass :. :o s s sSSns a. sss e s
Ses.s vi nh ssaa very dcr.S FAss III Ssss ru1
~ SxSEsoss New 4, .sp P1s:. ss s...,
s Z. ss.1 Da r IA 's an: NJ ~ .'
s a. ~. 3 g.. q sirsee a.. a.. 10. s.a Il.
'AA'' 'AA' fEArN AND ORNATE,
regard. .A.ge color, material .,s and nss ':s' .ss
Extremely ' Sssf$s 7 80 -; ., 60
- 1i q EsSa... ne.eA
DICB EMBBorpERrKs AND LAcEa-
~ ALsS bE Pafs ~ ~ ass &c
u 4 4 ! e %. az 8 I, s. Ghtss Z h
ONoi ssssni sse.g :. =. =; 49,. nssa.y. Mach
sS~ " } snn 80 ~ ~.
o., % 81 - 81 49, ..,s.t
49, ~'' Ara a. All 90 ca.Acy.rss xsress
|~l'a '. ~ =. N-~..a 40 49,.
CrRrSs CLOTHS. cAsslxERrs AND vEsrrSos-
- Nc" - Ssr ps;fsse ~ As's sossshs parcxsi
.nsbSsr.iy{ iSV seSY' Ss''A Soa-
"a Al z. 4 ~ q. Il . 4, sA Gh4sR II a
crrs srTs. ssrs-sp YRExcH IxsRo1DuRrp
- ress eo~ins Hev~ ~ sna ~
1922 20 a., 49,.
"sHhNb D~~s<' % orvs Ssyi
.,yrIJl tVAyrs-
- l,yse r~~esvel nv ~. .rvs,r yin be euer
al s Monday de ~ nsau Msay syics Are saxscsy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-31

nI~LAv oy hArrnI.Asi
NIAe noxIEanu,
Per rsry years With ,. Bect o., and nae supe-nsssaew
q and hnoaesr~
I'VE CLOAK AND nkrrri1a pxrA7rsyyr
~ George A. Heavn, has Tic tonnr N a,rncc 10 Ne ladies
of Nav rorf ma no VIII
spen fucseay, March 3ist laT,
A iarre ana rccbercbe vocs ef
srRfpu AND SUMNER NANyuLAs,
mvened and Manufactured by h.n 70 which he would re
bsns he boge leave 70 cnumcys,s hs following
great variety ~ styles
Velvet manftlas
Velvet panulas trimmed Win Gupn-e lace,
Velvet mantHias cf-et fringe.
vsfvet msnt,ias. with 8uipurs Lace AMI frnys
Velvet basques
an bas9ocs
CasYeA eosh hasouea
B.rs cioth b>y,uss
BLsrk and crkwnr sirs nanLillsl
sts and la,c niaDtlss
rrcDeh lace tas
ouinure LACE msnalN,
D-vn escsh sircnsrs, q sress sayfuea-
hanicaax Do
MIA hing cxpe-ieuse IN branch OF trade Induces hi "
veah vita confidence Of ha shy supply vho rxr
Nm WITH belr cuatcn, with fabrics ske eegant fAsi0n
shie rsye and qusuty peee tsn fan sttreci
ssscIscD and Walt collected from ades
who are about " select manaiias fof spyrng wear. -
IsxRRol pEaKp HArDgERCHrErs.-s LARGE AZ
II Frepcb haDdt erches wsrthy inspeci1a
okNIS's Bssy sla broadway,
~ Aicnp,ss Hotel
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-31

TOR ssLE-Ar. TofraNs LANDING srsTxy
IsiAna srosl ksnse IN good orisr ana as34 nef a,
scge q labd, beaptfuly stuss cgnf2pjaa fns vuv
nc river; bs egss1n ysry sihy and ba Ard AN ~
~rTrrTe sod Comrnut y slsor day BY s;ssrer
sAhpEL EDDY, SO. aaaoy sr sssel
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-31

L'0R SkIE-ryR HIaH srooP NEW. spByrsxrr.r
brrwn s1ae sonses oorh nie 81 hfrty spesl be-
tween Htfison ar Fourth sven-, kyee sorl a,S base
mint With ~, nisrn improvements. fpsurr Il II Wal
trect 10.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-31

II co, BsvssA--rhh expr~s fsww~~es keigh 81
70 All psrts n Cuba lesvisG ~ 60 uste4 sis
steamer Cor Havana The DnHed A<afas nal, Sew p
dele a leaves on fsur-<sv pext Apra sRP
should be deliveries On Ire DAP eefcvs n&>14. M
aS c1ntenss and value q every psckass Nus N -
Wis, ,tsco 4 90. sssas, u q sssvv, 4
nerss1ens "a ssf, HANNA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-31

yVAURD-A GOOD. EASY 8rDfua aADprp
hovse, In every vy ueezeeesssaSie; 60 $1,000
Adsre. bon as6s Pest once sAnus sss enasv bwer
casA price.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-31

E,OR sALR-A THRyR sTo1y BRtCn DwnIINo
fouse viii baesmcnt ssd un6y ss1Ar. rtnnd spuih
ode q Tvy sree< be frs, NV building 80 a fuurh Ase
The building h er~esed IN M bea mAcsw, VIII - ~
uodern imprors.ense 9c,cSne - ~ gPcs yU f.tA'r
q rourceuth street. aos fenh avenue In us e~Ou
!. "a HAnk akkNTt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-31

DORTER HOUSE FoH 5alB-s W BOIN0 A rAI
business For further psrucSlsrs tnquire q Y9k Va
spe
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-12-09

y ~ farmer in Jackson county, Mich, left
some stalks Of the Sorghum uncut, until they
we're ftcssn hard. On boiling down ths juice
from these, he found the syrup 70 be clearer and
6ner than any he had previously made. the
juice apparently divested Of its coloring proper
ties By the action Of the frost. The juice, when
boiled down to syrup, had the appearances Of
new strained honey, and was fully ~ thick. He
says: ut was clear as amber, and its flavor
was more like honey than any thing eyes tasted
before" al
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" 'as o'fee.'on ~. 's..s =. .'. -
~ - sa'sss oa'. e.' -
ssacnsa ~ elsos ana sos uoss's 's.' -
quite = abundant IN peesses . Poe.ess = '''ss
we're ysas aeo. r--s
1ns crop rese Pss'y s..'s . " -, -.
this seasoa. wheat y seMns = ~ $50 W..
20 ana esss ~ Genus - .1ss
vossn ~ 80 se1 - - - !. -s......
held On anan iass y ocsoDsl' ."' .. '.
had plenty O p@s g es'nss I. s'ss'' ss''St's
darias sase sad ne pfesea' .o1's. ..n...
Vse eespofase au.as'''' -
sOess nsala9 sct'p ~ ss'ss ----r..
'neo'oa oss - 80 ~ - = a..--,.....
lro~neo ~ !" do~n-s0 Al n..s - :.
promises y pay' An'ss o-'E =. -. 10 ~.
Pss"ss ~ ses1 ess' = n--.se
| wnAA tiara and nf0NMNNV WILL % R9V0 0StO01e
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-12-09

A CrRIous CASA common case with some
,,,her novel features vas recently determined
/, . eeurs In Kentacky. A n'Aa OF wealth mao
- intrigue /. ish married woman, whose hus-
ma 80 then absent. She exacted pledge
10. hsr pAramour. fos she payment Of ss.ooo'
i case rbe shosld become cscissse. Her hopes
!. se,ss I've don't know vhich) were realised.
n. sam Of money vas demanded and refused.
| aa vss instituted, the injured husband joining
sah shs vie, and judgment for the amount
uss shsainA3. Fll
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-12-09

HORaIBLE DxArH or AZ 1LLIxolsAx III ORE-
oos.-Ons John Rulss. Of 0psingAsld, III, came
70 - death in = terrible msnnss on September
l3sh near Columbia, Oregon Territory. The
Tsolumne Courier saysshat be had been indut-
ging freely, and being rather noisy = ffiend voai
unteered . - him hems. AfssF sOme trssbls
- was mopnsed upea his fFisnd's shorse. and
fsr greater security. bio lees we're lied tegsther
sedsf The horse's belly. The party then set oat
toe 6priaknsld, Rglef companion lsading ~
hers. when nsae ~ loaee end q ReeoAuay
- animal bsoens fsssive, reared and fey oaes
oa his rider, but Immediately spfang up and
eAllepsd away Ike The wind. As the hosss ~
. ~ lsettAe saddle turned viii Rulss, aad
beiag faGneasd -. .the beasA as evssy bs1rasAls
hsad daehe4 against The ground. This Aelsp-
pa-Nke rids was checked u Braaee1 lumber
yse& upward Of . quarter of . mile from ths
|oeasllagE peiDts.a aRslee 80 tAAen afsoD tAaAeeV
AsaA end loy{ihly naaslsa Ala arm ~ efe.
hceh beves2I bli0cs, and bid brains mingled
si11I - a~iHAf fNH ND dare~Ss sfaais " a. y
vi Fls ssaEBns4q asx s0a~sA b
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-12-09

-
necs . CO. RA1larse M .s.a
n. NASSAU (rszasl Rsvsbasaa q : essees-
!. .,,heS ,sns e1tsaordsaasy saa
"a ,ee.rd - che ecadition ef ~ H,..sn ssssss
..;s. R.ilsoad 10 Texas. 1Ass sps'ss. - pso'
1 Y~ssr, IA, = rMisisaipeA - sea''s !.
r,ssisrpev u ~ Csnpasy sish : 's'sas
Il = t,unape,s. as vas said 70 b = 90
-, az ses.s 6aAaciAl capacity and sneeeno'
,oe,vy: sad she saasspsiss uas sssaa - =
~ enoet M nAnagsneut. Bss = sssss
I. xhils bot very litts progrsss pa 90
.ae r;sh - - ~erk, ths liabilities q - com
O., AVE been largely increased its noses
.. gone 70 protsss, md Mr.. Yssger mas =
med ths responsibility u conveying away y
..a cf trust most d the available properly o'
ke co.pany, placing hiasslf among ~ pse,s.-
q rredi,ots. Il look. very msch IKE asssnd'
nv transaction. Meantime the company y IN
.a,er e losins aOo, 900 acees Of iaad grant
9 +, the lesislasure Of Texas, for nond0inlnsn'
y its ccsditions, % well as its charter, ior oosa
- denepdent upon the completion Ct twenty
lilies Or road By the middle Of February next
1 "A .;,s... or seventeen miles Of track yet re-
vain m he laid Tho probability is, .hss y viii
"A. .o,., s..r. before the Southern Pacidc Kali
,o,d i, s..s.,,s,,.d through Texas Aeansaaas'
!. hone 20 zee the Centra. line, vie the Soefn
|ps,. finished 10 the Pacific.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-12-09

sTnn 0KERsPORf HURDRR1Rs-OuB UxcLAneD
InsocEn1.-T Thrss persons Henry Fife. Monroe
Geswart and Charlotte Jones-havs been for
sosse sine under sensspce of death for tbs mar-
der Of an old man named Wilson and bic wife
q McKeesport, near Pittsburg, robbery being
the motive. stsuart had from the 6rse sarnest-
" protested his innocence; and few days
sipce, On his earnestly appealing TO Fife and
sCasrlotte Jones, they confessed that they alone
we're ~ nurdessss. and thus he will b. saved
from the gallows. The woman Jones seems to
have besn the principalin the crime. which ap-
pears the more terrible from the fact that she
was niece Of the murdered persons. b
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-12-09

~ We learn from The ST. Louis Democrat
shs, The river was gorgsd below that city ON
thursday last, and t~o boats, the Moses Green.
v.sd and Nsrsha Je~est, we're i'm the ice, and
u,sbls . sxssicsts themselves Below the
su,re we're several other boats, two Win sAas-
sbse cteoes fcr 81. Louis ftcM New Orseans'
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-12-09

EH- The Giraffe connected With Driesbach :
Cos Circus, and the only one in the Uuitsd
S.atcs, died at Cincinnati on Saturday last. 1t
was valued at g., 900. Il ts s.s@.sa ne
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-12-09

tH- The people Of Nuscatine have had
good deal Of trouble with wolves, having
already planned and executed two circular
wolf hunts, both Of shich, however, proved
fnilurea Nskf Ea s8 salsssg - 8 safsfs
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-12-09

The. destination Of the Carson Valley Nor
mons u said 70 be Salmon River, Washington
Territory, where they intend TO form settle
ment extending north into the Russian posses
eious. 5aaeaSts
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-12-09

The bridge over the wisconsin river At Prai-
rie du Chen is completed. Il consists Of three
spans Of one hundred and sixty-6ve feet each,
With draw at the north end, Of So ieet more.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-12-09

a. large train Of emigraht wagons passed
through the city yesterday, ON their way TO
the West. The people and cattle looked re-
markably we'll.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-12-09

a. The river is again open at aI points
below La Claire, ~ far as We can learn
They had several arrivals q Keokuk on Non.
A.v fEE 5ss454F "a sg6lsa43 D 71
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-12-09
HoaA-rhe Cincinnati Gazette Of Monday

Hoaa.-The Cincinnati Gazette Of Monday
says:
Hogs sold to considerable extent at irregu-
lar prices, but the market may be regarded a.
having closed tolerably steady at e5 for hogs
averaging 200 to 2lO lbs, but there was no ev
idence that prices would not 60 lower il the
offerings should be very heavy. Drovers mani
tested disposition to relieve the market BY
packing. II this course shall be adopted 70
any extent prices may be sustained to day.
The receipts continue large, chiefly from Ken
tucky, and the advices are that the number on
the way 10 very heavy. The receipts during the
last twenty-four hours were $3.50 head. In
Provisions farther material decline has been
established, closing at e13 80 for mess pork
4, 8 l-2 and 1-2a8 81 Tor green shoulders,
sides and hams, and l-aal0 Ia for primo bbl
and keg lard. A. prices Of both hogs and pro-
visions are getting to q comparatively low
point, and near 10 what is generally considered
the ssbottom," more steady and active busi-
ness may be expected. some half dozen
Eastern operators arrived on Saturday, chiefly
from Baltimore. New York, Boston and PhilA-
delphia are not as yet represented to any ex-
ssnt. Dealers generally, local and foreign,
lean 70 Low views, but they are I'll - osualo
| 70 conviction, and the prospects with reference
70 the crops, viii have much TO do In shaping
their course.
II il geaerally conceded that with crop M
larger than last year the business 1t pressa
prices would result favorably, while With !,
4 large crop it would be difficult to say what Rg
ure would b safe. We suppose II IN fncress
4 of 20 psr esnt. vere certain, hogs would no
bring over - to-day. III 9#4a asgsss IN
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ProeseAings % City Council.
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4g Monday, Nov. 50.
Pssass the Mayer. and alderman Andsrsees
Deaiss, .Ragsr,, aaAsksil, Hsrsehlsr, Howard.
xeCash, Raaa. sssss. Tracy. and Walbtidss. 4
Ahsask Aldssnaq wishsman. a
rhaaanel1Aasssa ~ pstiton q Lake Hsshss,
fsr qssRyaag psssasysss reported sdssesslys
stich SseSss eas sts4 and adopssa. 80 y s
rAs ~ X ~ sSnaissse - he pssitiea
I dHsaliesaA NssA ssppmmepding shss : Awall bs
ssls II 6seut sf h6r psopsrty, - presses Il from
tar,Aef asnags was Ftad and adopted. = 4
The sasasl report esl. es The Wharf Master .as .',a
nd "a psaeissd-.ao, 81 al 90 iasa .asl1aa
On nssioa, shs Csunsii proceeded - che cleo
Ion Or Nrs wAfds6s foy the ensaing year, and
sAsis6esias xssa elActed; lst wsrd. = Joy.
4 q. paaastG 81 JRasd, A. Delahsye; y.
WHITES; y ward, ,. q. Lasman, n. Ogden;i 4sA
Ward. Oavsr Cock, -. \. Core; sth Fafd,
4 q. Hssasy. 9. Riiaie;;. .ssh ward. G. - Dan
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o. 0sasa, sAsnsFses Oeunisses we're IN.
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isssAcsning ball. sp -is'a's ~ J. I
rAs 49, y Dasjd Kssss. ~. las sssviaal :, =.
heasseeE1nse - Oily - o~1agssa, sn.ssss
IN 70 - sAsssasd seJssrs, vas pesssassd N,
,ni.nsl v - Cedssdtisss On Cai.a
Ths fnesiag hille nprs allowed - ~ Cesa
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1.el1.r l.e@.,n sr... sAs slav. y c..

i lsA~AaNNR H.NnnnN HRNNw the Uo0va ~ Cen
\ 71sE9 ISL ssesnston. II. ,%,
Ihe Peopba - Mesnse9soe 80 - go 49,
Ing Tor the democratic party, nave ~ : ne~
lessen f0s tAe1f tOljOxers. The psotsAvssy go
echs1m y sot exhausied oy atne parry - -
country yet. - good oad damecsatss scesfaes
was that siayesy was 20 except0hAas tcS.a s..ss'
tuition, exsstlng ouiy ~ the iofce y Pos'Avss
A0r0Attve NV that Coaesess hsa POWsr osss
the auAjecs v the tefstt0f1ee an0 ne 1929 e
the states. The hrst mooancats0n Ot 80 vss
Gen. Casss fameus squaeees e0veresg0 0Ogma-
that the 6fns setilers 10 tstsasory co1G 80
should decide the slaFsry quesslen ior snen.
selvee, while Congress had no authority on tne
subject
Bat = this would not give Kansas 20 sse "a.
very pArsy--and - frand and yiolence GO q NOS
peFpetnatc themselves there-we nso the sec
0nd lesson, namely, that neither Congfess nor
the people Of the territories had any power over
the subject therein--ihat the constitution o. the
United States carried slavery % the tetsltofaes,
and that il could not be excluded except0y tne
people il the establishment OF state govern-
menI This lesson was hard to learn, but the
northern democracy mastered il finally.
And NOV, before they have got over the e.
tigue Of this Intellectual and moral emOrt, sfai
another task ID Get 70 them BY the washington
Union, which is the usher IN the democrauc
ecnO0I. IL seems 70 nave OeeH nccsssat! ~
hasten this new advanced reading on account
Of the new position Of affairs - Kansas Tor q
Just 6ts the necessity which slavery nDds ior
maintaining an existence there, 10 case the
special slavery clause, TO be submitted 70 the
people, happens 70 fail for The want ol conve-
nient copies Of eastern city direcsories 20 copy
the names Of pro-slavery voters out Of. The new
dogma, therefore, 10 that, 40 the constitution
recognizes property in slaves, and ~ the protec.
ton Of property is nezt TO that Of persons twhite
ones) the most important object OF our govern.
ment, therefore no state has right @ doolash
siassry Sithin is inaifs, cithoaf t1e consent q
all the pevsoMs 1ithia it, Ansits ,eho o'ca slaves
to the elaborate argument and statement of
which, the Union gives torcs oy the remark 'nas
s'the emancipation Of slaves IN the northern
states was gross outrage on the rtghfs ~ proper
ty isAsArcH AZ IT WAS NOT VOLUNTARY !, Rk-
LlNQufSHMEMT ON THE PAkF OF THE OWNERS