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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-01
By {. Il. PHELPS Arcr'n.
ENEClT SALE or
NAIl' Able, REAL. ESTATE.
AT AUCTION.

Is EXECUTOR OF MlrAJAi DAVIS, Ja, DECD,
lneoi Lynchhnrg. II, nn,her,y of liz Will viii sell a.
IoBER the highr h.idct. r,-dt Il, IL and
lr n"ns win interest from day at sale III" following Nn!""
bic real. Is FATE, III thr lily NJ lNnrhb"rg
The large tm".iory H,ick House i.i.l, nrcup,rd
hy de- II the hi I'll" i,nfhturs C'iIce., being Ar
lot NO $50 on rh street and ith a'y 1h' Kitchen and
lodging BIRCH Acat. Carriage, and lee HouS', aud
Stab" framed 1h,he we'll 81 good atr the premise
AID II gari., in n t,Rh stat" ,nitNainn
Also ls,g" Urn Dwelling si,",nng the n,,r".
St'rcs hRh and l'-'m'nt lh', s.-s we'll 81 ""e'.
sable, A., IN tn, lot
Also laifot I"in proved v.s. slain II,
adjoining HI i'sjicrr" t lily ~ N,ri"rn. fsa
AS" Hat ,auabi. GmMuy kr-,drsrr Judge ban.
iciN ilil, AT iI'-rnt 'c'uih.d NV e." a 4 Lee.
Buis with approved security viii h. r.,lurcd aud deed
uust On the property. Ia th'r e-'nIi
Also. tn " WEDNESDAY, the 9TH 10 robER nj the drn'
naard ipw' ur viii BE- sold L. i' highest hidt "k ID"
H""-rhoia aud Ki'rhc" t","i'"r~, embracing eve
~ article arp'rsinIua 10 housekeeping
Ttnas->x monihs credit for al! u'" aver y and under
el0cash Elthn. DAVIS. E>tr
G.. Il PHELPS Amtr ts"rt3 l'aw'ds
~ FOR sAii.-in rnr'nnnc" OF iced "i must exc Hill
% IN by Win t1avy Mntr his wife atiug
Cour, Of Campbell shall h' 18th day OCTOBER ncxi,
the premises, I" SAIL by at Iuhic auction the
occupied by William Cavcy dwelling .i,ustcd
Franklin M the lot aims three fntths f
cultivation well with the rh, shrub
hery Terms liberal aud mad" kno~n ~ day al SALE
scp9r aa~i'"is Epw. J fol.kEs, Trustee
NOTaCE.,W viii sell ~,.ho., reserve on
~. a. ~ S 81 :. as. ShrnM"n
Spring, now occupied hy MIS- A,ee;i, The House E,,,I
sage, with good orr NOT >Es and Well water the
Lot, GEO. - DAVIS.
HENJ ~, NOWLIN,
Surviving Partners ttihe lat" firm Il
s'Ttlr dis DAVIS, Nowhn y Co.
The above sale is postponed SATURDAY the end day
OF OCTOBER, is,s. 81 . ID DAVIS,
BiNJ II AoMI.IN.
Surviving Partners of the late If
sepeI'ds Davis, N"whn y %,
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me- NORVELL HOUSE. -yr


made from best B;nninous Coal gives light like gas
light rs not eposre We have found the cheapest materia
which have used. For sale by $1,000
aug 20dis STABILIZE q JONES
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hR. -. JONNsON. -
MJo
spectfully asks share al their
fee Jug assured he
ell and every branch III his profession
lie prepared fully make Whole and partial II
iinu"us gum, block plain and pivot Teeth Filing aud uu2
gne done al the brsi lie Teeth b, s,mpl.
and prorss eihdut drugs or YrigY nam
IHti'ut. All woHK WARRANTED
q OF o. Main street few doors above the Norv,
House and mmrdiael, opposite the Citizens sash Bank
ma ,if
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ACCIDENTAL SmooTI NG.-Wiliam Tilghman. u
Young man of much promise, says the Petersburg
Express, wns accidentally shot 10y a companion
in a sora shooting excursion down the river Mon
day the entire loud taking effect in the check and
part passing into the mouth They were in a
boat together and Tilghman was engaged in
shoyeng and it was Immediately after his com
nanion. whose name we did not learn, had loaded
his somewhat heated gun, when it was spontanc-
~ sly discharged the young man was brought TO
the city Monday night and placed under mcdi-
cal treatment.
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nfP- G /. . & Is s. "U5a
III W. JONES, Practical Rrralrcr Of CLOCKS, TIME
10 f1t'is, Music NO scs. ac having taken Room
door Merchants Bank, Main street
Iynchhutg. prepared short aud reasonable
terms work Ia inr. WnttaninR The same He
VIII ina short time be- procured nl-p 10 tpar SEWING
MACIIls,lS, Iochs. 1T kty- Irrs"ns In
Will do we'll lu cai. l." determined
pains 10 please reasonable customers
sW In his tho Store Of Mesars
vtifsfisE a IIiNi<d viii he promptly attended to-
TfnMs--cnsh "a delivery of work aug d1m
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fuNRlATEEA SAl.E OE VALUABLE REAU.
Il ESTATE IN I HE CITY Df LlNCHBtiKG. As trus
deed OF mad. by Thorn bearing
date hr 10th day of july 1850. and Clerks
tcc Of tho Court "i Hastings OF the corporation Of ynch
burg will sell NJ public ppon premises TUES
DAY the l2h day Of OCTOBER next. III" REM ESTATE
ntiond in the said deed and described therein contain
halt Acre. less and bounded M follow
ginning the junction Fonrh and Eighth Alley
thence with the Fourth IT, W
Il, thence right angles South West
at right angles South SO East 100 et thence rgh ags
North 51t East 1872 fee. the brnnnr the
Th"ms right, tide, and and n Brdgr extending
r IN the said = of ground running through
tron this lot hrr" four tcn.nn ns under hc
title Is believed T." he good but viii sell such title
vested in Trustee
Toruts made known on the day of sale
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-01-15
Democratic Legislatlon.

The Democracy in the Ohio Leg.
islature, seem determined to signal
ize themselves in a most ultra pro-
slavery course, manifesting that they
consider, in promoting the interests
Of Slavery, they are doing their APP
propriate work. A bill has been in.
troduced for the repeal Of the law,
passed by the Republican Legisla.
ture, prohibiting the use Of the Jails
Of the State for the confinement Of
Fugitive Slaves, and another to re.
peal the law. prohibiting kidnapping
and Slave holding in Ohio, and
another repeating the hsbeas corpus
act, passed by the Republican Leg
islature, to protect the people from
an unlawful arrest, BY Slave'catch
ers, and still another to prohibit the
introduction Of Negroes and Mular-
toes into the State. Verify they will
have their reward.
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phs,ic expression to the seniments Of

phatic expression to the senlments Of
the people. ~
i. cannot fail to arrest attention
that all thme encroschments Of the
Federal Government upon State
Sovereignty and upon the freedom
Of the Territories ,arises from the de-
termined purpose on the part OF
lxhsSe %l.o control its attion to extend
the domain, and enlarge the power
Of slavery. Under this influence the
ancient and original policy OF slave.
ry prohibition was overthrown and
reversed by the Kansas.Nebr a
act. Under this influence, the whole
power OF the National Government
has been exeHed to force slavery up.
on the reluctant people Of Kansas
Under this influence, also, persistent
attempts are made to subjugate the
people of the free States to federal
domination, through the administra-
ton Of the Fugitive Slave act. I'm.
,ler this influence, finally, the Fed
eral Judiciary has promulgated the
revolving doctrine that the Oonstitu.
ton of the Union establishes and
guarantees slavery IN all national
territory, and consequently that there
is no foot OF our widely extended do.
main, outside Of States whose con.
stitutions prohibit slavery, where the
free laborer can find home exemp
from the intrusion Of that very pecu
liar institution.
This rapid progress of despotism
; cannot fail to arouse and fix the at
tep,ion Of a rejecting people. l
: forces upon the country momentoui
: : issues between two opposite theories
' OF tho constitution. These issue
J are radical and vital. Shall the gov
ernment Of this country be admins
tered by the people, for the people, o
y by a privileged class, for a privileg
:. . ed cIassl Is the Constitution in fact
~ what it is now claimed to be, tn
:, : bond and guaranty OF slavery; O
u what the fathers Of the Republic be
Is lieved it to be, the shield and safe
IL guard OF Liberty? Does it establis
Slavery everywhere, outside OF tn
'GI Free States? Shall the power whic
l it confers be used for the extensio
- 20 and perpetuation everywhere, Of hr
:, ', man bondage, or OF human free
y don't
" 1t is not doubtful where, upon thes
u issues, the majority Of the people I
Us Ohio will be found. Their trad
tons indentify them with Freedo
nc and free institutions. The mail
" spring Of their prosperous progress
no in the prohibition Of slavery 5v Il
u Ordinance Of 1887. 1t is this prob
nc bition, transferred into her Constit
ne ton, which has attracted within b
ay borders the free laborers Of so maj
c' lands. who have so largely contrib
NJ ted to that wonderful developno
IS, of energies and resources which
o' o' spire, at once, fervent gratitude al
70 honest exultation. The people
'h' Ohio will never, by their actio
charge the founders OF their inst',
'od tio 8 with ignorance Of the true pr
~, ciples Of popular government, I
CIR contribuato by their suffrages to
oi extension or continuance Of an e
zen ard wrong from which they ha
Tue been so happily delivered by
nn- wise forecast Of the Fathers OF
Wv Republic. s. +. CHASE
ACT COLUMBUS, Jan. 4, 1858.
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or The President has Issued q
special Message, in which, while he
admits Com. Paulding committed q
''grave error" in entering upon Nj
caragua territory to arrest Walker,
yet excuses it on the ground Of
patriotic motive. He reiterates his
determination to prevent such bellig-
Grant expeditions from making q
demonstration against States, with
which we are at peace. Pugh,
Doug las, and all the Southern mem.
bers Of Congress, oppose the Presi.
dents policy on this point most Bit
terly; while the Republican mem
bers as unanimously support him.
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amount. OF TO authorize 9 temporary
loan TO make good the deficiency and
20 incresse the taxes Of the coming ssl
by tho small addition needed to dis
charge H.
SALE OF PUBLIC WORKS PROPOSED, Al
yAiR rsIcEs.
II has been proposed to raise the nee
sssay sum by the sale OF the public
property. lhive on former oGc aston
expressed my sell in favor Of such o
sale, under proper guards and for fail
prices. But sales OF prices below the
actual value OF the properly are war.
rsnted by no principle Of policy OF
economy; nor oush, the proceeds. oi
sales, when made. TO be spPlisd to any
other purpose than the reduction Of the
public debt.
am confident that the people would
prefer q slish, increase Of the rates OF
tsxatioa---and a hall mill on the dol.
lar would amply sufTice--to an increase
of public debt. or to diversion Of the
proceeds Of tho public property TO any
other purpose than its reduction.
ouR TAXES.
The following schedule will exhibit the
taxable property OF the State as valued
for taxation; the respective amounts oI
State, county, and local taxes levied in
each Of the last three years:
I. Tarabs Property Valuation.
1888. 1880. 1897.
No Of Acres 75,770,0sJ 25,i9i,6 $50 u, 1896
VAL Lands. 432 28l, ,7a5 AS 2t5,l7T AZ, COZ 05i
&CIiy Lots iiS,Sos,7Sl ilr,,so,,is 1904 60,
val.o Chat
ues....... 1ss,OlS,3l5 2%O,Ol&,550 26J ,6Jl ,sOa
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ton, is the admission OF Kansas
with the Iecompton Constitution,
not ratified BY the people; and Dong.
las, who has SO eninently distin.
guished himself, in his able defense
of the rights of the people Of Kansas,
is entirely overlooked--is entirely
ignored.
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6unfufk 9efltrsouian,
FINDLAY, OHIO:
FRIDAY MORNING, Jan. 18th, 1858
Democracy In the Legislature.


The democracy" Of the Legla.
ture met in caucus in the "upper
room" (garreD Of the American, one
night last week, to consult in regard
to the course to be pursued by the
party in the Legislature on tho Kan.
sas difficulty, and after a long dis.
cussion, with "doors barred" Know
Nothing like, they concocted a series
Of resolutions, the first and leading
one Of which, runs as follows:
Resolved, by the General Assem.
bly, Of the State of Ohio, That we
have entire confidence in the disin-
ierestedness, the integrity, aud the
ability Of the present Chief Magis.
trate Of these United States, and that
his Administration commands our
undivided support.
Then comes other resolves against
the admission Of Kansas with the
Lecompton Constitution, and q re-.
commentator to the Members of
Congress from this State, and in.
structions to the Senators to vote
against the admission of Kansas,
unless her Constitution be ratified
by the people. Never did shuffling,
lodging, time.serving politicians,
get up a platform more iEcongruous
This great image, part Of clay, part
Of braas, and part cf gold, has been
set up by the "princes" Of modern
Democracy, and the party adherents
must fall down and wol ship it, or be
consumed in blazing political
furnace.
These resolutions have since been
presented In the Senate, and the
"previous question being moved to
cut off all debate, were brought to q
vote, and adopted, the Democratic
members supporting them to q man,
not one daring to move and nor
foot, nor open his mouth, except 90
far as was needed to cast his vote,
so completely were they under the
ban ofthe caucus. Here we have the
party that promised to support T"
Douglas in his bold and independent
effort to secure to the people the right
to vote on their Constitution, ia op.
position to Buchanap's Administrs.
tiop, expressing their "sntirs cona,
dsncs' in this cams Administration.
ana pledging Il their "Sn! dividtd''
support. when & y is ! \ notorious fact
ths. the lsadiAs msasqrs that saps
eially diaipsaishes THE Admlnistsa.
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NrW ADVERTISEMENTS.
j. j. Blecher, Dentist,

ESpECTFULLf announces TO the citizens
~ oi findiay, and Hancock county, that he
has removed to the front room. over Hyatts
Store-ehtrance at the Hall, one door north Of
the Store. He is prepared TO Insert Taeth' ON
Gold, Silver, Gntta Percha, and Pivot. De.
cayed Teeth Filled or Extracted. He has also
purchased the right Of Inserting Teeth on Per.
celain. II Is solid block Of work. ana win
liability OF the Teeth break ing of the Plate
There are no joints or crevices in the gum, or
between the teeth and plate for the lodgment
OF particles OF food, or secretions Of the mouth.
iney VIII not corrode, or become offensive,
being mado entirely Of Porcelain, can be 6tted
more perfectly to the mouth than any other
KIND or work, and offered at about one half the
usual price OF Teeth set on Gold. Persons de.
slrous OF having work done, will please call and
examine specimens. J, j. RIECHER.
ia Is, 1858.
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Why is a woman pulling on her
corscts like a man who drinks to
drown his grief? Because in so lac
ing herself che is getting tight.
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The greatest trial Of patience: A
stammering lawyer examining
witness in the presence OF
a deaf judge.
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The best sleigh bells ever inven.
ted are q pair OF red checked girls. =
We got this from Dobbs, who is pos
ted in the matter.
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The Historical Society Of Ohio has
decided that the only folks who
should be called perfect bricks are
red headed people.
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Ustus Mattsrs.

Pooh, pooh,' said a wife to her
expiring husband rs he strove to ut
ter lew parting words, don't stop
to talk, but 60 on with your dying
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Cast and Spring Steel for Sleigh Shoes, Sheet
Iron Pipe or Sheel Boxes, Cast, Sleigh Shoes,
Wagon haees, &o., So., at about cost for CASH.
PIPE Boxes cheaper than they can be bought
and tranaporssd frsm tne. East Wagon Hu6bs
supplied In large or small quantities, vt Manu-.
fAotnfeIs prices. We arc prepared 70 ali
ous SsSs's 5so%puy and sra.sla g. .ds
HOLT yoaf further orders, and remain,
fru Truly to9ssi 10 air CARR 4 co.
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Preteu,ler to crown-a iashiOna-
bic lady's bonnet.
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|NCrpe.-The partnership hsSssofor ar.
IN iytpg hetween ACahap 4 Parker In ths
Collsotins bnsiness ID pats day dissolved bv
%asasi ny ss,ssS opnSens SS Tns ssiness u the nrmw
Dse!li, lsS7.tga " II PARKER
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5esy.ns !. e.s,.nco unprovids1 for, ..., -.

NV. No. toSs'.' ''...'.s'..s''-''' sSSi.oso w
Prom the foregoing ststsuisnts.it sp.
psars that the expenses Of 1855. snd'
teSe-7. hsyS been met from the rsvs.
s,us Or those yssrS without the aid Of
{ any bsisscs from the y cor 1856; and
1 sxksl % aesssi dsseis Of cash means at
: SAs slsss sf shs ysss OF t9o. .ls3 se,hss
Asse supplied. and dsbts contracted in
o teS4-x - ths sinDaat sf eslo. .ees Is.
hsvs been paid. si,h no msans derived
lkssn shsi SssSSyesRttl4l,Sse u. .ftom
!, 8eak isxss and ths Dsytoa Back de.
0asiG II ihsgs hsi bssn no dsfslcstion.
/, Inc peass 70 ~ tssasusy, would have
!, ,besp supk v psy shS debts Of 1855,
Asd mssl III ether dSAsnds, including
jths sessids dsssbls s1psass stlsn nding .hs
osGaAisAiioa 81 two new instiludonp ,ths
Psra SeheSl sd he Asy los fss Idiess
~ jf tbSSs 80 bsen - ds6ss. Tie defaies
Q don Susia bot hsvS seasiblF AnIas
xssDsd ~ srssslisse u ~ eeAslssy.
y Fssas ssssIbty 10 - ~ 'dssis .
y SkssS idsbss sSsf shsaA A1eit essS Sssd b,
!, q Aslelsssiss; - nsbsss skGaiss,
,AneqSh aeopasee nsgeeseAs y ~
Tnsm,AnC s6eU ~ ~, Itsse fqnd
ss~ ss hssa TpjnI Ihasgp(. II srsa
sJs.is nss-snef esSsnps. u MI
f'sssasD'hs eS|'SS Ssdues shs sppss
by 40 squs
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ygs ssltirAsx.

| Ths rspostof the Quarter Msstss oeasssl
v,Ii Iirsct youy stSs Stion 70 tbs copditiop Of
the piiitsyy department. TIE object oiths
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- q 1Fohs
Nails anb Glass,

and In the midst Of our enlargement, by con-
Meeting the Sheet Iron, Spring and Axle trade
with the business, there has occurred All OK.
traordinsry crisis In the financial affairs Of the
country, which puts quietus or oheok on the
whole business Community. ~ t-tfuH
In view Of this monetary calamity, We oner
~ Wholesale our entire stock Of Fencing, Fin.
ishihg, Wrought Annealsd and Cut ~
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sAsDusKY, o., December LIST, 1857.
GENrs In addressing you this circular, We
~ would mention that since waiting on you
with our last, thei 0 has been an advance Ia
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Tho aggregate receipts Of 1855 and
1856. including the above named sums
were 1885, ,25S 81
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TEACukhb.
The State will be what, under presen
training, they become. No body Of mel
do q greater work, or deserve higher favor
than the teachers Of the schools. Tbei
wishes and suggestions merit your most Sc
fious attention aud favorable consideration n
Among them no one appears to be Of create
moment than that OF a provision Of an In
stitution for the preparation OF alafger mum
Der OF thoroughly qualified teachers. re
specially commend to you the inquiry wheth
er this provision may not he msde by organ
ising Q Normal Department for the instruc'
ton OF teachers. in one OF both Of the STATE
Universities.
The report OF tho Commis sioner Of Stats
tics was not required 10 be in readiness Al
the commencement OF the session. II is
however.in prepsfation.a and will be laid be-
fore you ~ sson as possible. The labor o
collecting. collating, analysing and srrang
ing the materials for this report must neces
lssrily be vast aud perplexing; but l hav,
full confidence that IL will be veil ant
thoroughly performedi and that the report
when made, win present q most grstifyin
exhibit ofthc industry, resources and civil
lisation Of the State. .t
Ths reports Of the Auditor snd Treasures
will exhibit fully apd in detail, the state .
the dnauces. They contain many valuable
suggestions which I commend 10 your con
sidssstion. The repoitof the Auditor sls,
showsths smount Of n,esps provided Tor II,
expenses OF the cnrrsnt year within whicl
amount it will be nscesssry that lsg,slstiv,
appropriations bs strictly limited. ga.
Among the sugsestions oontaiaed in th'
report ofths Secretary OF State. that tof %
curing uniformity Of election returns by ID,
distfibution TO the rstsraiag of6cers Of prop
O. blank forms prepared In the Sscretary'
once. sssms especially 70 merit bsing en-
bodied Ia legislative suActmsnt.
Your own obssrvstioa % we'll - the 70
pert Of the onumissionsIs. viii inform 20,
That the work Of the new 6'sts House ha
| bees earned ioswsfd during the past yea
vith dllissaes aad seenony. f'.lf',
81 ifH ygt niLirAsx. I'W,
| Ths report Of the Quarter Msstss osasrs
= .1 k,.-st ~~..x seN, fsan In tha e0u III hn n
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SherlH OF Oiark county, while at
tempting to execute this writ, wa
assaulted by these petty officials ant
seriously injured, while his deputy
was fired upon, though happil,
without affect. A warrant was is
sued by a Justice of the Peace for tn,
apprehension OF the perpetrators o
these offences. This warrant wa,
duly executed and the prisoner
committed to Jail under the custod,
Of the Sheriff Of Clark county.
A writ OF habeas corpus was ther
issued by ihe same District Judg,
who had interposed In the case o
Margaret Garner. requiting tht
Sheriff OF Clark county to product
his prisoners before him at the city
Of Cincinnati. This writ was also
obeyed, and the prisoners were die
charged from custody by the ordel
|of the Judge, on the ground tina
being Federal officers, and charged
with the execution OF q Federal writ
they had a right to Overcome. by any
necessary violance, all attempts made
under the process Of q State court, t
dstain them or their prisoners, ever
for inquiry into the legality Of thu
custody '..as ts,i n which those prisoner
Th;s nrincipIa n.oook ko.,ouI
II subyerts ettectuslly the sovereign
" Of the State. Il asserts the righ
Of any District Judge Of the Unitsc
States TO arrest the execution Of STATE
process, and to nulify the function,
of State courts and juriss, whsnsvel
lin his opinion y person charged will
crime under State authority has act
cd in the matter forming the basi,
Of The charge, In pursushos 81, a,
federal law or warrant, No Act o