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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-02-09
PREPARE FOR WINTER.
133 STOVES.

I05 STC ES-
EMBRACING nearly every variety known Tpartr117r1
Il the most approved patterns Just received aud Offered
tor sale 10y " NJ iANGON x son. Commerce Street
among his assortment may be found the following:
AIR-UGHT- COOKING STOVES.
hou- FIocer. Water Uffrb
BiGck Diamond, TrDa HouqrcH
PRAIRIE Queen, HcsfcrH Queen.
Nei0 y 0Ttd, CHHtUat0T, T4tC,rss,
keystone, ftfasS, BaHguP, LtOn d e..
PREMIUM STOVES.
OF all sizes and patterns in use Also the follow
ing, among other:
PARLOR STOVES.
SyleaH,with without ovens Foral open clos fronts
Boston, . Cottage Stores &C., Sc
BOX STOVES,
OF all descriptions and size together with few COAL
STOVES, both for Cooking and the Paror lie las also
a large Stock OF besutifu
BrItan!a-ii are.
including
Tea Pots Cofce Pits, Sugar JraS. Crrrmcrs
BIoiasses PucAe7s, Casiors Pacher<,
MHgs, CRPs, CaHdissticks,
Spitt0OHs, Lamps. SC, DC, &C.
Selected with care and offered low rates
TiH, Copper aud -lice; Iron WaIc.
of all kinds constantly hand manufactured 10 or
der on the shortest notice.
In connection with this establishment Is FURNACE
where work in either Of their respective lines wiz Ice done
in the best possible manner.
Job Work attended to in any Of the above Shops On
short notice.
Persons desiring any thing in his line are invited
to call and examine his Stock and prices
Mineral Point, October. 1888.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-02-09
SELECTED STORY.
From the Waverly Magazine.
JENNY IRVING,
THE LITTLE MILLINER-

George Lenox was c.erf IN the wholesale
Grocery Of Messrs Moore & Reese. in one OF
our eastern cities. George was an ambitious
young man. bad many bright hopes OF the lu-
iure, ana vas generally IN good spirits, though
5 me times the great highway of life seemed
dlrkened, aud the star OF hope shone teeblv Oh
his path But George was honest. and Messrs,
Moore i Reese had long since come TO the CON
slusion that lie vas just the clerk for them.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-02-09
LOSSES PAID, SlG,437,312, ST

Ifwealth, with steady and prompt attention to e
Ultimate Insurance business and the execution of con
tracts good faith, have inducements with the public
selecting their underwrItewe refer them for teSl Of
quality claims their patronage, to records
past services rendering their continuance with in
creasng ability and facilities in future.
Choice irst-cass indemnity may be effected without
delay, with this well known and able corporation,
through X l. HEAD, Agent.
46tf Mineral Point, Wi
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-02-09

For full Course of Tustruction en- 90
- For further particulars address
Iy-S Il. 5. BACON, Principal.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-02-09

Ny old customers invited to call in whenever they
need anything in my line, and any person desrcg.
purchasing is invited TO look the articles offer f.
sale. L. CORNISH
Mineral rom, Oct, ISJb- 4Otr
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-02-09
A General Invitation

Is extended "a i % call and examine Goods and Prices
iit taT pst patronage he respectfully so.ieifs
.tL-.-.,g - % its. same. ANTON BERG.
AiEeEst Point Dec. Slh, IS57-4Stf
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-02-09

Johu ]. htJTVS0I, I0IIaEV tlIy'
This Company viii insure against loss damage by
Fire most kinds OF inzurabIe property
rent with other Companies.
JULIUS WHITE. Sec'y. \. I. COLLINS President.
Office in Madison, opposite the Post Office Pincknpy
street. COBB IL AESSMORE, Agents.
47tf Mineral Point. Wis.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-12
Merchants CaTgupg OIL.

LA becn for more than 20 yc.rs bs'ore the pubic
H - inim NJ sA'pte TO the nee = tiles man
and b ast In It's appi .iion-a' attic has teen
better sustained BY nct nc, Of ur ose, and is
0ene4 ~ apr cistfd By community II IL substan-
tislly oil II Is rcccmr ed TO be BY rs fri nd.
AERCHANT's g ARGLIN0 OLA etanda,d rene
" TOT DO msn and brass. This ID enc the best
and most vii ly known Linim.n mt tn day And for
fami y U.s. !. unsurpsssed.-NtUs, TevSy, Lndidnd
JaMe ID, I657
nERsuA rs 0ARGLIHG OIL.-There IL no mfdi.
elm. that b tettrr Oh tibet st Of 10 and we're
experienc. than Merchant Garg.ing On.-Wdtvy-
tosca Wis DEM. July Is, 1865.
P.mphlets gratuitously furnished By agents with
tessiWonials ~ rs q Fifty.
Al orders addressed to fhe. Proprictors, Il. II.
Iuahss O., Ionssess,u =. =.
Tor eale By Drngy iets 1ad 1dreh ants gsnsfallv.
~ u3bS a. Uheed Stairs, DfiueA posss ssioop, and
OoAee coants1es, ahd b. "A YLo1 = 0AGAD0U, Daveus
pogS end n cne o. msSs seent n svery IOWA n IN
ttll1l1s. .NAsosa,s u u iAses ssaAafea0 sswAS.
S~S-~s-D f + -
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-12

= ~ nha.se = ~ ospsssss.
IA -Rs6ing IL 6ihl1pneS Of 1iaiea
Spr.ss.d - the A~ess and &C.,
ssespapes. viii rsGrd tsFlossaes sars>-
cy, Qfh deserves the name) am induced
to express my feelings upoa the sstsset ];
and cannot understand how the Oas.sse can,
with deceney. rresiss IN - ssssnsnt which
has neither common sense, nor common
honesty to support Il
take myself, % an instsnce; and what
sppliss TO isdividsAls must apply generally.
have just received from my employer
$3.50 beswvisD ssndwsa - thess dollssa
ere in Cook / Sargsnt's promissory notes: ]
have occasion TO go TO Chicago on important
business and discover 70 my annoyance and
disgust thst must sacrifice 1850 before
can leave Dsvsnport. or what 10 still vorse.
Mr.. Editor. submit 70 IN equal less on my
iourney-(besides the insult and dsrision |
expose myself to. by having such stuff in
my possession that is II l can negotiate it
at all Now this is the way the matter AZ
fects me, and It must necessarily follow
that every inhabitant Of this City must
suffer in corresponding degree.
l admire the spirit with which 70 many
gentlemen have come forward TO suppert
Msssrs. Cook 4 Sargent In their dilemma.
and lift were proof ofsny thing but spirit,
should be induced to follow their example
Why not put their hands in their pocket.
and supply the firm with sufficient funds "a
guarantee the currency Of their paper al
Chicago. or TO place ii upon footing with
that Of Illinois and Wisconsin, They would
bs adding . service TO the community u
we'll - supporting the responsibility Of the
City Of Davenport.
lam Sir. your obt Servant.
A L0vss o. FAIR PLAY.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-12

Fifty years ago Hayti was noted for Its
extensive plantations Of sugar. coffee. and
cotton. but they have now almost entirely
disappeared. except those of coffee, which
are much reduced. At present the princi-
pal wealth Of the Island i derived from the
forests which cover the greatest part Of the
mountains-the timber consisting chi ely d
mahogany ard the different kinds Of dye
woods.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-12
NEW YORK.
FROM
vlSSCHER, OWEN 1 CO..
General Newspaper Advcr'g House,
(APPLBTON'S BUJLDJN01
No. SAG 4 sls Broadway, New York.
IMPORTED WINES, GROCERIES,k &c
1. Il w. GERRY,
EOS Canal St, 4 10 Broadway. n. 7.

(Established loOA.)
Importers a~d Dealers IN Fyvss Quasisiss
FAMILY GROCERIES,
Oner to the TRADE HOTELS PRIvA1A FAMILIES.
and al who are choice in their taste, aad desire
genuine article, large vari~tyof
TEAS, GREEN AND BLACK, SOUCHON0. POUCH.
ono, nAGL!sH BREAKFAST, OoLONG, IAPE
b.. In chests and half chests, &c.
OOFFER-AOCaA and JAVA.
WINES-AADERIRS, SHkRRIR0, PORTS, hooks,
&C., very old and high grades, in original psckA.
&c, demij0ns, magnums and bOttiep
BARTON and GUESTlkR'e CLAREr0
C6AAPAGNRS: AOet 4 Chandon's, Cabinet lmpr
verzensy Do. Heldseic 49,. n Mumm's do do,
LlQuORS-erandies. Ru -, whiSksy, Gin, Arrsek,
Absinehe, Kirsch. &C., &C., In original packages,
also, Curacao, Aaraschino, Anisstte, Noyeau, Bit.
MALT LIoUORs-Lonaon Brown Stout. Scotch and
Rnglish Abs
SE0ARS-A variety Of Choice Brands.
PICKLES-ENGI.ISH and FRENCH
0AUO8S-DOr Fish. Currie. Game, Meat, &c.
CH81s1- STILTON. CHKDDHR, ROYAL vICTO-
MA. PRINCE ALBERT, PARMESAN GRUY
ERE. sAPsAGO, DUTCH, and AMERICAN.
0UGARSeLOAR, CRUSHED, PUIVERrSRD n
CROIx, &C. 10 barrels rnd half barrels.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY and AMERICAN.
OILS OLIVE, SPERM and WHALE
nPOur Liquors are warrant ed unadulterated 40
Of our own importation. lApr. - dly.l
DARN lNDUCEME HTs no A0RNrS-BxPkRI
4lENC9D Oanvsssing Agents wanted In I'll parts
81 the country for the comprehensive Geography
end History, (Ancient and Aodern) Of tho Whole
world" from the earliest ages to the present time
BY 8. 0OODRICn, peter Parley.) Elegantly bound
and BEAUTIFULLY Illustrated Prioe -. Sold oniy By
Agents to whom special districts win be given. Ap
plicAns should state what counties they would LIE
J.H. oOLrON CO.,
AchI7dtf l72 v liam .trees, z.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-12

The "Sons Of Malta" pretend 70 date their
origin - far back ~ 1ll2, and say they
have had an organization in this country
since 1865. Their proiessed object is the
unconditional distribution Of charity, in
which they have expended 81 600 in Phila-
delphia during this year.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-12

There u boy In the town Of Cary, near
Joliet. le years Of age, who measures six
feet eight and half inches in height, and
Weighs sl2 pounda HE name h John Car.
penter. ~. - j. - l.--.l .E
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-12

A nice distinction il that which was plead
n palliatioa q de robbssy Of . hen ressa
The complaints Alleged i y h ! hsa ssslsa.
*hstesi Y pssvs1 y - ! tossltr, III ~
Ss6sa11nl W. alDohaonV1 N,sv-r
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-12
w. Ii. MOFFAT, M. ID
NEW YORK.
Junr16vlY

DUPLlC NOTICE Is e-eby given that the IN der.
i sgned has besn appointed Administrator OF the
Goods &C.. OF Isaac H0Dens, deceased, by the County
Court OF Scott count. All PERSONS having claims
against the deceased notified to present the came
10 said Court without delay and ali persons owing
the deceased are required to make payment forth
With to tbs undersgnsd
January 8, 1853.
THERON D.CAMP,
Jan7w3t Administ rator.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-12
.MOFF.11cE
LIFE PILLS
PHE.V.H DIFFERS

TNHR best Family Medicine now before the pnblic.
" for the cure Of ScrofuI0 Ulcers ScMvry,
Eruptsons, OF the Sian, Fecer oad AGus, Uyspep.
sis Drobsy. and III fact all diseases yirid
TO their curative properties.
u has bsen computed tat duriGg the last twenty
Eve years Upwards OF -Four Millions OF persons have
been bencntted by the OF these nledlg ines fact
which speaks volumes in favor OF their curative pro-
p.rties--a single trial will place them beyond the
reach Of competition In the estimate OF eye'y patient
By their use the Blood IL restred to ahe0hy state
and ffsed from al impurities. The System is not
reduced during their operation, but invigoYaed and
they require r.ssraint from business pleasure
The afflicted haze in these medicines remedy
that sciN do for them al that medicine can possi-
bly, effect.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-12
AssoUfATf0r
PHILADELPHIA.

= AmeUSs1ss Ias1ituetos, sssobStDAed BY sp1G19s
SSC1nrmenlteS Ne vsiief Of The 81 and dysseooe-
4 81 N1e0 sssA HsrsIeHs - EptdsDsto ~
ITO n pesssD smicsei Nth oesus Disesses, such
- 6Y1R6ArTOKsHKx 4, eUMTNAL WAX
ugRS I0POTnHOB, GONURRIE 1, GLRDT, Sv-
YuILlS, ths vice Of OHAEI9M, aBLy ABUSE,
The HOWARD ASSOCIATION In view Of the aw
fnl aestsucton Of humAa lifs causfd ~ SEXUAL =
ease ana the lfeeptons psActi ed up the unfortu
maize vptigs Of such di..ases by Qaac.s, several
years sge diecd their Con. ultng Surs con - char
os the treatment ofths dss. q diseases In al heir
rns, and TO give Medical AdVics Gratis, TO all
vhs spyly hy otter, ith dsscriIon "ftsetr eondt
on fass sCcupafion, habts ~ iif- Ac and IN
e. OF -ytsem p3v rfy to Furnish Msdecsass frec ~
fhdvos u II needless 70 odd that tie A., citation
ops ands t:1e higAest Medical ski Of tbs age, snd
vili furnish the most approved modern trestne {.
ms Dire tors on . review Of the psst fee .ssured
that their lab ,s In this sph@r. ~ benevolent r
have been OF great bsnehs ~ the AFFLICTED, especially
70 the young an they have resolved devote them.
tev~s, with renew I:s, - this veil important bat
mueh de-p' ed cause.
Just Published by the associa;ion Report OF sper-
n atorrf oea or Seminal weAknrs the Vice Of Onan.
Ism Mast1rbstiono Self-A bnsr. ni other Disaxs y
Of the . .xa>l Organs, BIZ the Consulting Surgeon
which vi be sent by mail fin sealei letter envei.
ode I FREE or Gil Ak6E, Oh receipt esIuo St1,nps
for postage.
/ Actress, for Report treatment, Or. GEORGE
X CALHCUN, Clpsulting Surgeon, Howard Associ
alton, No. 3. eouth Ninth Street Phiad~lphi., Pa.
BY order Of tts Directors.
Secretary. frestdent.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-12

A psiaoeee q Sing Sing was killsd. ? few
des 49, tyths shew~ bath punk mens.
Duri.e IL pss year rs evolutionary
soldisss have DID. - hsvs also - parsons
Of one hundred yess and over.
The Trustees Of the Indiana Institute for
the Blisd have hirejs woman 10 teach .
braas band.
A drove Of sheep. which numbered 5000
on leaving Missouri for California, contained
800 animals on its arrival II
To put new set of boilers in one Of the
Collins steamers costs about $4,000, and
this must he done every six yesrs.
A tusk Of o mastodon was found in exea-
waiting street in New Albany, Indiana. .
few days since. 1t was seven feet in length,
but much decayed. and was probably orig
inally eleven feet 10 length.
Mr.. Nutting. Of Bremen county. Iowa. has
manufactured 100 gallons ofsyrup from one
acre Of sugar cane. The profit Of the acre
10 estimated at 800.
The Springfield Republican says that the
scarlet fever has been making fearful vista
tions among the families Of western Massa-
chusetts, and thinks the warm weather has
been an ally 10 ito fatality.
o1os Joker Enthusiastically wanted rib)
Has LATELY delivered . Il mosous squib,
~ asking n Wits will the ference nne
eTW-on the Old sQuinoetisl ana new crino line.
~ No one this circular riddle con solve,
O. b-gradgins, perhaps, tho time 'svould Involve,
The author Sosponds. 10 tbs general mira:
One snctstles tns heavens the other the earth.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-12

FlE LID AND TIA KDEN SEEDS.
NRw AND GENUINE
VX7R have nov our stock for Spring Trade fully
w completed, and shall lie glad 10 see our friends
md oil who are wanting Seeds for the Farm or Gar
den.-Among our Field Seeds may be onnd
SPRInG WHEATS, BARLEY ATg MILLET, POLAND
OATS, EARLY AND LATE POTATOES
RIH0 PHILLIP, RED BLAgR, AND OTHER VARIETIES
OF CORN ETC, RrC
Glover, Timothy and other Grasses, with al cas-
Itment Of Seeds for Root crops.
For the kitchen Garden will be fund full and
ompltts assortment Of every vegetable seed wAn.et
II the beat varet and selected with great and
many at much expense Several new varieties Of
Seeds Will be found among our impor atioEs
CHINESE SUGAR CANE PURE SEED.
The subscribers have obtained . supply OF the seed
,,ithe above plant now attracting much d public
attention. 1t Is most Thoroughly endo, sed by the
leading Agriculurali.ts, and Agricultural Societies.
AID Agricultural Papers in the Union.
At this especial time II Is We worth trial. Prom
II can be grown seed which Will be found ~ valuable
Is corn in addition TO the stalk Cor yrnp forage
making It much more profitable than ordinary crops
I gentleman who has tried 1t, Rays
Zone acre Of the stalks, properly cultivated, viii
Held from 400 to $40 gallons Of line syrup, equal -
he best New Orleans; and from the same roots
ysc0Hd crop Of excel. ut fodder. Sovn brosdcas, or
10 close drills. On land deeply plowed highly man
ured, It vii, yield thirty to tfy pounds Of superior
fodder 70 the acre Ihe seed 10 excellent for human
TODD, when ground into meal, and fattens domestic
nimals very speedily.
The seed, which has been very carefully kept pure,
from the original importation, will be fered in cloth
rackages each conssins enough to plant one-four,
In drills. with full directions for the cult
walton, which IL fectly simple. These packages
win be forwarded Per ~ssii free fposage, to any
address on receipt Of for each package When not
cent BY mail, We Will furnish proporiionate guam
sity.
Early orders are solicited, the supply Of seed ID
quite limited.
OUR IMPLEMENT DEPARTMENT will be found
completely stocked with tOs and machines for every
style and mode Of Farming, and all OF the most ap-
proved articles.
- Dealers supplied st liberal discounts.
C1Full Catalogues gratls On receipt OF postage
stamp.
HENRY d. EMERY co..
No 204 Lake Street, Chicago, Ill
mch10
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-12

"H 81 ~ Emo avn {'EkIODlCdL Is
OF all the most popular klnds Tho s.uo~,,.
received and tor safe.
MAG AZINE S:
Harper.
6odsy, Graham,
kmerson's Putnsm's New 0cb,hiy
Pet.rS1n, kHicser booker Household Words
Bl.ck."i trans l. sizes New Family Magazine,
Baiiou's Dollar, Mr. stephsns, Y Journal Harprr's
A9.,hiy Par Lsne's III: honshiy P.rt.
Waver'y Aontnly, NOVELETTE, nonthiy.
NicK Max. iank-- Notions,
wiring Farmer
Hunts Aerehanps Mss, Water Care Journal
Dlilsmof.'s : GGides. Loodon Quarterly Review
Appleton =. Y nuide. EdiLbars do DO
"a. enos H. al Journal. NorthB i,ish do do
ives Silst k"vse~ and London Family Herald.
NEW YORK EEKLIES.
Herald,
rribcne, Times.
pav Bob Sunday NcpsseA
ny Ledger. ~ Htr,ury. ,aippsp.
Pi,ayuae, No. Jonathan, Home Jouvnsl.
Life Ill.Countr, Gent Rural !. Yortsr NoveSetta
ssrpsF.w'y ~, F.Ls.s,s'. IL. eyartt q IL rtnen
PosteI's Spirit. 0cirntinc Anertcaa.
trish Nr~s, Spiritual relvsrsnA
hish Am-riesa. Pclioe 0ssstts,
7. rsaer, Living Az.
Journal Of Finan.s and Thompson's Reporter.
BOSTON w EEKLIES:
True YAes
American Union.
Waverly 4As, raSoP Oaskst,
nag Of cur Union, Yankee Pvlvsteer.
Pilot, Balou's Pictorial, and American Traveller
Phil. Dollar Newspaper and Saturday Dvsnins PosA
Wsshi.gion National Bra. baltimore Americas.
FtisbutE Gazette. 81. Louis Democrat,
Cincinnati Times, and
Commercial,
Davenpor: Gazette,
Democrat, and
News, and
Chicago Reporter.
ENGLISH PAPERS:
London Punch,
London weekly rmee.
London illustrated New.
Subscriptions received for this above ON Sho Dooe
liberal terms by The Month, Quarter. or Year.
Subscribe Are end sass yow Postage.
6.H. STARR.
oct'du A0rnt:
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-12

8. Of N. ". and W. Of W, 4 Sec l.
7. u, +. 3, also adjoining this tract in Auscatine
county. 8 \ ofE. 3. \ and b. y OF s. 4. Sec
II, T. H. H. T., $50 &C o. 40 acres under improv.
msnf, house orchard, &C., three neper ~ sna
springs, and rs many known coal mines.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-12

Also various 10 and SO acre tracts In Scott county,
well situated. Apply 10
COOK h SARGENT.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-12
Bank or Florence,

Bank Of Florence
FLORENCE, Nehya,A
GEO. b SARGENT, Pres't. IN PARxIR Ca
1NHE Undersigned proprietors Of the Bank o
Florence, Nebraska. are BY the pr.
isions OF its Charter. Individually respons h..
for all It's Issues, and will redeem the Notes Of "a q
Institution, atith coulter IN tho city Florence
coin, ant eitleloithe- Backing Houses, In Es.'
ern Exchang In specie At ssme rates Of oiht Z
currency.
COOK & SARGENT Davenport
COOK, SARGENT l. DOWEEY Iowa Clty IIovi
COOK, SARGENT 4 COOK, Port Des ,.rcs
COOK, SAkGRNT 4 PARKER, Florence N ebrspkA,
July 7th l65c-itf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-12
FIELD AND GARDEN SEEDS.

122 Lake 1T, 011iCREo.
JunelSwf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-12
d q I Lots.

- u ! II OuSs
s)E ACRES OF choice land, ore half mile rosn oft
~ limits, for sale At very low rates for cash.
COOK h SARGENT
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-10

7--e-vard, ,tinc or inysS ian-s .. Pron ma. .'rne
lhsr. has been continued series ~ se''.
C.,pye.s N rot the insl conclusive Irigc ot the
ror-ttJ;i0nnnry II =, Ia Or ih- competency ~ its
rovers: but /, = Dr,aa fgcie udgs, and would re-
ouire sfryrg argumen; destroy the force Of consu
tior atty arising from continued legislative action IN
given subject from the commencement of the Govern
nept But there is yet stronger srgument - b. ad-
dBced stronger, because Il cones from those whose
ruhrgs sre law. -, >,
This legislation extends 20 the resse'' and the ind
ydual. Il oanuo; b. constitutional A. to one AID M
constitutional as 70 the ther Yet yesse! after ves..
hes been condemned and. farther, the person. have
be.p arraigned and tired Mr.. Conoer here citei the
ca.,s Yet in rome 1ss the consttni!orAAty qass-
tiorei BY tie Bar or the Bench.
Rn, il is said ,hat Congress IN exercisingthe power
has TO rish, to decsre tie u1ense piracy Zoe aga
~. is frscious II srrinss from confusion OF liea'
Issnec,irg piracy 1t blends together ,oings distinct
IL teir nature: for piracy Is oi two sinis-lni,tna
tior a. and s,siutabIe. No PATTON car a1a " ""'
20 ne law q rstors for that law rests Tor ~ va
ioi,y on The universal consent of nations bnt II l.
.tLn The Completely of every nation - oe'el .Lle
for tsef ~ At IT, laws shall BE- and - ieTIa'e
A.. IL relaion 10 its laws piracy lhe Ell q "a '.SH
l.ois.aton is not to mske the ofense piracy y Tue
law 1a,ions and the offenders uiabls sny"here,
bu. 70 make il ar ofiense against tha, nat on anu
punishable by il alone. II n rot contended thst '
Oh, nse s piracy b. the law Ct na'ions. ne Le
IN Fryrald ard she Antelope here, nave ae'tleh nv
Il !, piracy by statute ard depend, on the statute r
iis val iity aLd definition.
The eighth section of the act OF l's0 decared n
der and other offences on the hga seas, piracy. US
that give jurisdiction TO the world a, Ar-, OF WI. 1u,
man contend that Congress bad M night t. si'x tna
t.rrr 10 those crimes The cops,itntsnstiy oi tna,
.ec1or ba- never been tonbted; and If Congress mas
the right TO declare thCse offences TO De p,acy wy
bs. not III. right to dee, are the save-rade pIscy
That Congress has tie constitutional power over te
.uhec has b. en- sho -p why has it not the right 70
declare this violation Of its laws piracy also D"es
the term change the nature of the onehse
These are the grounds, continued Mr.. Conner upon
which submi, the corstiiu'ioraty OF The la~ " ths
Couft. Your Honors viii weigh their validity ana
;,b;n Tho rrovincs s,ll less within the duty Of tins
Court to decide upon questions OF political interest or
pe,cal cap. diency Il is the daty Of this tribunal
10 expound the lawit cannot make !, ana VIZ
NAV or may Lot lead to revolution, as suggested oy
the counsel it is not for this Court TO regard IL mas
The Court then adjourned until 10 o'clock Monday