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The Nevada Democrat., 1858-06-09
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CHERIFF's sALLE.-By virtue OF an E1..

CHERIFFsS SALLE.-By virtue OF an E1.
- ecuton TO directed issued from the Hon. Nstrie.
Court 9th Judicial District in and for the County o.
Sacramento and State of California, Judgment rend
cd in SAID Court the 9th day of July A. d. 1856 in
vor of wM. MoEI.R0Y and s. PETERSON, and against
JOSHUA HARDING, for the sum of three hundred and W
dollars fifty cents debt with interest the sAa
of $S02 81 from the 9th day of July 1856 at the M
of ten per cent rer from the rendition OF
until paid together with $l5 IS costs Of suit have e
eed upon and seized the following described properly y
wit All the right title and interest OF the within nam
defendant of in and to certain ranch and improvement
and all the appurtenances thereunto belonging or 10
wise apperainng also dwelling house situated on W
described ranch about three miles from the town Of
Valley near the Ohio Saw Mill and known as the Asn
Ranch also the growing crops standing thereon, eon''
ing of Barley. Oats, and Hay. ,,.. al.
Notice is hereby given that will expose at puehG
the above described property in front OF the Court
door in the City of Nevada to the highest bidder lot c
on TUESDAY the 29th day of June A. d. 1855
the hours of O'Clock A. NJ, and o'clock r. ~ 70 sA''
and pay said judgment. ,..
Given under my hand this sth day Of June 1898
S. W. BORING, Sheriff n. c.
s6td BY Ed. BURRELLr Deputy
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-06-09

MURDERED CHINANBN The Mariposa Gazette
notices the finding OF two Cinnamon on Thurs
last. on the Chowchilla, short distance below
Browns store, by party of miners while dig
gng a tail-race. 1t is supposed they are the
same persons who disappeared suddenly from
their camp about three months ago; and the
impression at that time was that they had been
murdered. The murderers, whoever they were,
to make sure Of their foul deed, separated the
head from their bodies.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-06-09

REPUBLICAN CoNyENrIoN.-The Republican
State Central Committee have issued call for
State Convention, to be held at Sacramento
August 5th. They say that they must maintain
the principles of their party intact, and in or.
der to keep men from back-sliding they an.
nounce that the Republican candidate for Pres.
ident in 1860, is certain of being elected.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-06-09

ATReCIoUs MURDER.-We learn from the Butte
Record that most atrocious murder was lately
committed at Honey Lake Valley. The muir
dered man was Frenchman, who lived in q
cabin by himself, and was engaged in herding
stock, of which he owned some six hundred
head. The Frenehmau having disappeared, the
stock was claimed by three men named Snow,
Coombs, and Muller, but the neighbors suspect
ing foul play. questioned the suspected parties
as TO the whereabouts of the missing man, who
stated that he had gone to Carson Valley, and
that they had purchased the stock. Their story
being disbelieved, search was made for the
Frenchman, and his body was found in Susan
river, sewed up in sack, to which stones were
attached as weights to keep it down. Coombs
and Muller suddenly decamped, leaving Snow
to settle the business. He was ARE !, and
acknowledged that the murder had bee CON-
mitted, but denied having any completely in it
himself stated that the others had perpetrated
it unseen by him. Snsw was then tried by the
residents Of the valley, and sentenced to be
hung last Wednesday. A posse of officers had
started from Quincy, Plumas county, with in
tention of preventing the execution if possible
they being desirous to secure Snow, as wit
ness against the others. 1t is said that Coomb:
and Muller passed through Quincy, day OIL
two after leaving Honey Lake Valley, and thai
while there they purchased feet horses and dis
appeared in what direction no one knows.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-06-09

CscP BUnNED.-A field of barley, already
harvested, near Yuba City, sutter county, was
burned up last Wednesday afternoon. 1t was
OCcasioned by fire falling from the pipe Of an
individual who was carelsssly smoking in the
field.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-06-09
NEVADA, WEDNESDAY, JUNE o, 1858.

A Meeting ofthe Democratic Central Conn
t.ee for Nevada County will be held at the Court House
Ia Nevada on SATURDAY JUNE 18th 1885, at two O'Clock
PM Business Of importance will come before the Com
ittee and punctual attendance Of all the members ID
requested. ,vv c,..,
THos HANNAH, Secretary.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-06-09

SHIPMENT OF TREAsURE-The mail steamer
Golden Age, which sailed for Panama on Satur-
day the 9th took out $2,S46,o62 46 in gOld.-
This is the heaviest shipment which has been
made for many msuthA
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-06-09
NEVADA DEMOCRAT.

Geo. L. LammOn, is our authorized agent for this
city He win deliver the DEMOCRAT to subscribers and s
authorized to receive subscriptions advertisements, &c.
and collect and receipt for the same.
Octavian Hoogs is Agent for San Francisco.
He Is authorised receive advertisements and collect and
receipt for the same.
Geo. H. LOvegrOve Is authorised Agent for
Sacramento to receive advertisements and collect for the
same.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-06-09

STATE TREAsURY.-Ths amount Of money re-
naming in the State Treasury, at the close OF
business hours, on Saturday, June 5th, was
&297 ,6s6 90.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-06-09

EASTERN PAPERs.-J. W. Sullivan, of the San
Francisco News Depot, has our thanks for a
package of Eastern papers, received by the Col
den Age.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-06-09

ExcHANGEs.-The Alta Express Co., as usual,
have supplied US With State exchanges snce
eur last issue.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-06-09

RIDING FEAT.-TOm AcNab accomplished the
feat, last Sunday, at San Francisco, Of riding
two hundred miles in eleven minutes less than
ten hours. He rode forty horses and changed
svsrY mile.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-06-09

wanting pictures in the hyh.
style ofhe art should call at the Gallery Of Mrs.
Rudolph in the Democrat building Broad street. Nsyad.
Glass Pictures, Abroypcs, also made for those VII.
desire them.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-06-09

TOB PRINTING. OF ALL KINDS. NEATLY Ell
sJ outea at this Office.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-06-09

'. n.
Chairman State Central Committee
JAMES ANDERSON, Secretary pre-. tenn.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-13
For Rent,

V1NHEO BFlCE heretofore occupied by Messrs Cook
L Dillon b Lindley, opposite Cook & Sarsen.'s
Bank.
Enquire of N. KUHNEs, Tobsoconist. TDec2stf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-13
MEDICAL.
ID n. HUB 1ELIs,A
OLD EsTAgLisnED
Medical BnlirDnnarv

- Randolph street,
OPPOSITE THE REVERB Horn. Cmc,co. IN
A LII DISEASES u priyats nature oouadcn,i.iy
\ treated ana permanently ,nh eedll, eurci
TO YOU'VE men ANo OTHERS
rvous hi!i's and Chfonc Di-ease the ret AMI
if.et eonscq"'he g Ne'ss aud atuse ~ the sexual
fst'Iu Is peeuliar iii eassd q iition II H. s-r
hal oiSans, whieh Is produce by ipsstufbath,a
The 10 lowing disord' r. some In one case some IA
another ar again the direct cons, gue.c ofths H.
ga w Seminal Emissions. G,ner.i ~ hriiy anil
ltrVorsntss, " sta tc for Society Gu+t v pr.sent.
msft,. pain and week.-mrs. IN the lack ~ pA,rno. NJ
Of m" tai visor and memory. weak aud wst.ry e..r.
"iuptoHs on tut FAC" ara body re-tl-.s or Wei
Gus dreams aud unfs hing s,ep, tIess foruaf
rage re hti'l7, improper eAcitsbity the organs
~ tArc, c1r ttVe1' =, piles dyrprpsiH, &c.
I3tbe ruth OF tins. more Or less IN each case ev-
err rtrrer from solitary indu fcne. cnf attes, And
forth fdny lat n famify Ia Dis. ,.-
a tsroiua, consumption, hpuItegy rh.nmatisru
sPlcpty imtecility imPoten q, insanity &c, L. al
lh9tt surely eventually developed into activity and
IS t'uaiy the frequent cause o tn nlsirs
III ypunf perscns, a. proved by the statiptes ~ Mi
c9phtrIes AM this IS equally true - the ,eyes.
"a If taken In tim" this ti ease md It's con.,nur,
CO p y rltatly hmenahle - treafrn.nt
Dr. Iiubbe VIII give medical nd uite gratis 10 ali pa
..fts mus "hl.ct-d msie ~ frfnnls, who Apply
cas-" s. 20 a true ant reliable means u cure Atf
b. proposes 70 treat the at, and in cases or
exirtme pov 'rty aud sunenug, hr that will
cal, tohptH-str thr cost q a5edicne
snecesaiul praet o. OF sixt en- years in the Uni.
ted Sla'e,a aud - he "a i've IL Chicago, rem
der II UNNECESSARY for Dir. H1bbel 10 parade before
the publIc any lohaiug asfcriious 10 hiH corue-
tene3 IN tie lne q his pra:e sion His acts sL-sr
Tor th'm1eIves they com and prevail they la ~
rest.td in ruec ss Til usands have placed in hls
hands ID IL grateful testinaui5ls Tar having rescued
u" by his mid and cfir .eious .tment from lin
aerte di'ea.e u miserable drsth; thus restoring
them to ocl"ty ard - thtir family and fri nds
To the young ard iuexEcIiebcei v HI need medical
ea'm"Lt or adEcr DR., Hhtbeli uld carr estIy
say tut not III until c-llorrow what Ms you
70 DO to-day Avoid guack- a. you would p+stiien-
&c they abound ia this ard Other cities bu, heed
not their 10. tIE a-umpt en- Or Their ing prrt.n-
Aipns, Re advis 4 hy one VI x,parrnce ard sue
chie cthititr Inn u Jour e. MA. ue- Deal not with
ignorant biftfrd'fs, FOR heir touch death.
SPECIAL NOTICE. -iiI0HIY IHPoRTANT To
FIAALLs Al those whose heaith viii not airni, ~
b coming mothers, AMI wishing quiet socorm, ia
Tons ut rtstor'd and also to The services
enc u the most experienced Ply sicihns the Unri
states
All communications strictly confidential
Address, Hubbeii, NJ u. box 1868 p o, Chicago
Illinois. fe2tdtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-13
Mems and BOys'Clothin-

Shsn end EeGry IsordssGre
which will be sold by tie undersigned nj ten IA
twenty-five per cent less than ever before On red IN
tina arket
country dealers tan by at this store az as low
70 es ~ a. 81 Louis Chicago. Cal ana examine
btttrr purchasing elsewhere
TJodtf Il n waSHsUaE
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-13

L>ts. sale cheap for cath--six Brick Machines o.my
II piete and IN good order. Zach machine with
one horse will MAKE IL tao Perfect Brick rer day-
Al 'he hriek on the HUDSON River made by SIM
nsr mae hines. Add-ess
MARyIAN 4 0iBBs,
mch2odff box 20l2. Chicax
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-13

Regular 81. LOUIS, KeOKuE, Burzing-
ton, Muscatine, Rock Island
and Davenport Packet.
The light dra1ght Steamer
MARY COOK DALZELL Master.
VIII continue running a. Regular Saturday Packet
Leaving Davenport every
SATURDAY AT5P n,
Shippers nay rely on the Mary Cook leaving q
above resu's iy and Of having their freight nand.ed
with care and dispatch spd passepssrs are assured
Of always being made ct home
Ior I.stsht Or fsssags sSply On bosrd, Or !. ssf-
rows = FfetfymoA. pebo6N
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-13

WE, TIE nnt"rsigned, are prepared 70 con.rar,
W ahd put on at the shortest notice,oar
ffasf'e f're d Water Proof Cement Roofing
II being the only article yet inyeated that VIII suo
ccssfliy resist the action the stmo here Il, every
climate. II Is p%rfecty fro sni w.ter-rroof and tn
Pm y .alaDhity W teeye II is equal, II not supe-
~, 70 any netaic roofing We can put IL on over
on VA tar iron, or shingc roofs 1, making no ar.
itfeice low fat or steep the roof may be. This
,1WarIsnted to prove a above represented.
W VIII puf II on for SIS % per square. no feet
sausie'l We VIII apply II upon tin and iron roofs pr
mper square, being, On account Gifts durability
the cheapest paint that can be used
We invite al who are building and those who wish
their roois repaired 70 call our once opposite the
LsCAife House, Davenport, Iowa, and ex anime sam.
Pc, ana satisfy hemseive. In regard " the durable
lily ana practicAbiiiiy Of this roofing.
n, i've are prepared TO fiji orders for our Ce.
ment 70 those resiing At distance, with printed d.
rectioEs for its use.
city and county Righis for Iona and Ainnssota
N~ sale.
JBvAH BERGEN 4 BRO.
Q. A. BENJAMIN, General Agent.
REFERENCES IN CINCINNATI.
NJ Ezra Bailey, Smith street, between Fourth md
Mr. samuel Ogden, No l24 Fourth street
Baker nnd Won Publ, No 81 Fourth street
Or Geor2e Carlisle, President OF the Lafayette Bank
Dr. John Law. Agent OF Royal ms Co. Loudoo
and Liverpool.
John Shito d 90, Dry Goods dealer. An
street.
itchell and Rammelsbers, Furniture Man., An
dealers 4th street.
ilei Greenwood Esq.
r A H Hinkle
DAVENPORT
Geo L Davenport,
DIR james Hall,
Coat, Patchin, Builders.
" Wheeler, Architect,
EPeck, City CLERK,
Geo Parker,
CLINE, Painter,
Mr. Paterson, Locust street,
famine, Donelly Lea, Dsvenport,rron work
Eli Adams.
Hakes Riggs, Jewellers,
ROCK ISLAND,
SSGuyer
p Hi'cheil, Bsnie
iona WOODS
Lewis. Webber, Postmaster.
rHICAGo.
9 Hubbard. Aetna Insurance,
g Hooker,
Ira Foote, Builder
sears, Wood Co.. Beistosh Manufacturing %, No
line.
J ? Reznor, Clinton, Iowa.
Henry Wisnsr, wholesale. .Drockery- dealer Iowa
City.
N.vafA..
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-13


''''..'.'................ IN stev
V1NHE FANNY HARRIS and KATE CAs.EL will rur
l regtiafly between Rock Island Davenport ana
All point. ahove to st Paul making sure connec.
ton- At Ga cha With Til. lowing toats which CON-
20 ethe Minuesott DALI Packet line To 81 PAM
e8ving GalcDd t 10 o'cIock A nj
Steamer Nor hfrn Light, p rodaiek, Master
nor n ~ Pee, J. Y. Hufd
u Ira w n Slauahter
6te5 T. 9 rarti@
hev ca, Jtne1 Wor.'cn
War ~ Fln W. II. nHt ut q
Tne Fanny Hsriis leaves Il l. Island I'd Daten.
port fof Ca 1. every Monday, wednesd. and Fri.
dav at Q o'coekA H.
Rsturnr@ lcavt3 Ga,ena for Rock Island and D.
vnp teVe,y Iu..dsy, Thursday and Saturday at Q
COCK NJ, cobn' c''g with the Tishouingo, which
leaves Immediately Oh the arrival Of the Fanny Hsr
LIS, 1T O'Clock p NJ
The Kate Ca sci leaves Rock Island and Ds venyor,
for Dubuque every Tuesday, Thursday and SATURDAY.
at O'Clock A NJ
Returning, leaves Dubuque for Rock Island and
Davenport on nday Wednesday and Friday at Q
o'clork NJ onnecting with Keokuk and st. Louis
Packet Camy bell, which leaves on arrival az me
Kate Csss'l Al D'tock p NJ
These boats will give tn oueh tiokets to all po.nts
above Gaens to 1t Paul VIII also receipt for freight
10 all Of the Oh pints and will p-y ar at
tention TO the delivery of the same Pas engers ard
shippers can rely upon the strictet pane uality az
these boats convey the n all and must leays promptly
at the hour to make their oonnectio
N. B.-Taese bosts arrive every evening al Fulton
City IN time for the Chicsgo train.
BURROWS PRETTYMAN
Agents, Davenport.
J. VI. LANGLEY * co,
POwARS 4 CO.,
Agen,s, Rock Isl nd
W.. GRovENBRRY,
Ticket Agent. Davenport. mch27-itf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-13
For Sale.

HONE hundred and twenty Building lots In On
~ Addition 10 the town OF Port Byron.
Theso lots eligible and handsomely situated %
she bank Of the Mississippi They vii be sold
ionabic ,erms.
For particulars inquire Of Aessrs. Durfee Pratt
Oo; Port Byron, Charles J. Rogers Esq, LeClatro,
Corbin l. Dow davenport, or OF the subscriber,
JA0E3 NAY.
n Ths subscriber has numberless desirable PIE
ce u land In and nAaH the cities Of Davenport and
LsOlaire amp nsos tie town Of poft Byron, hat hs
Vihses 70 cell. lOotlGtfl ~.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-03-11

The advicS by the Africa are quite ia.
vorabe In regard 10 the American loans in
the market 10 London. The prospects of
the Erie loan continue TO be encouraging.
Mr.. MORAN had left London for the Cont.
ncnt, The subscription to the loan In New
York has reached nearly el.7O0.OO0, and.
with tho London subscription. the aggregate
In about 83,20OO00. Mr.. Osnomsx, Pro.
sident Of the Illinois Central Railroad, has
received an offer for the entire balance Of his
loan, subject 10 the privileges Of the holders
OF the July Rights, and has. We hear, nc.
cepted the proposition 10 the extent Of $780,.
900. Both Mr.. OspoRss and Mr.. MORAN
will, doubtless, return entirely successful
from their missions
NJ. y. Il. R.---Thc unsecured creditors of
the Michigan Southern Road are to large
extent accepting The proposition Of the com.
pany TO pay such debts in tho bonds Of the
company at % per cent. Under this pro-
ccs, and by the aid Of the money furnished
by the late negotiations, the road Ia rapidly
being relieved from its cmbarra~men,s, The
receipts Tor the first two weeks Of February
are S39lO5, against Sa7,b4l during the
same time last year.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-03-11

This extraordinary old woman has turned
up in Madagascar, and from the following
account, scons to have taken possession Of
the heart Of RAsAyALsA, a. Dawn did that
Of SAUL, by music:
A letter has been received from Madame Ida
Pfeiner. from Tanarivs, in Nadaga se ar, 10 which
.he says that she il in good health, and has
been extremely well reeei ed In the ISLAND
The day previously, she had been invited 70
court To play upon the piano forte, and had
given 40 much sstt.faetion that she va. i'm ne
dIa,siy presented with quantity Of fowIs and
eggs 10 recognition Of her musical power.
Oar Devil says, with reference 10 tbe
above. the, be doesn't se why the lady
should have met with Joui play a. ,be re-
ward Of hu performance, and yet be eggei
On 10 another.
n. Il. Devil to be executed at daylight
tomorrow, Tor this, without bcnef, Of cler.
gy.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-03-11
Bt Authority.
fIAx No lgl


AN ACT proposing an amendment To Section
ten, Article nine Of the Consultation, and pro
yidiug for The Submission 81 the same 10 the
people.
Be il enacted BY the Legislature Of the state of
Minnesota.
sscrios J. The following amendment to,tbs
Constitution Of This State II hereby proposed
for public atom, aud approval ~ rejection by
this people. In accordance with SECTION " Ar
ticIs 10 u the Constitution that 10 % say, that
Section 10 u Article . N the Constitution shall
be ~ follows:
sEc 10. Tbs credit n this State shall never
he given or loaned In aid Of any individual, ssro-
eiztion ~ corporation, except that for The pW'
pose u expsdilng the construction Of the lines
~ railroads, in aid Of which tbs Congress "a tbs
United States has granted lands " tbs Terrific
~ Of Minnesota, tbs Governor shall cause " be
Issued and delivered 10 each VI the companies
In which said grants sfe vested BY the LegisiA.
tive Ass<mbI, Of ninnss0ts, the special bonds
u the B,ste, bearing an interest " seven per
cent Der anbam payable ssmi-snnuslly In the
city oi New York, - loan n public credit, 70
an am cunt MOI sIcssding twelve hundred and
hfty Thousand dollars; OF On aggregate amount
10 III of said com psnses not exessdlag Ave mil,
lion Of dollars, In manner following, 70 Wit /:
Whenever either Of The said Companies shall
produce " the Governor Satisfactory evidence,
verified BY tbs Afbdsvis of the Chisf Engineer,
Treasurer, Asd tvo Directors u asld Compssy,
that any ten miles Of The rosd Of said Company
has been actually constructed and completed,
ready Tor placing The svpssstsuetsse thereon,
the Governor shall cause 10 BE- issued and Do.
bysfsd 10 such Compsny bonds 10 the smoast
u oss hundred thousand dollars, ss1 whsnsv.
f thereafter. End ~ eftsn ~ sishsf u ssid
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-03-11

We, this morning, issue from the PIoN-
FER AND DEMOCRAT Office, DOUBLE
SHEET WEEKLY, of urteen pages, in
which viii be found the Important State
Papers relating to the Kansas Question.
These official documents, are
|. The Presidents MESSAGE, accom-
panying the Lecompton Constitution, in
which be gives his reasons at length for
urging upon Congress the admission OF
Kansas under that Constitution.
2. The Report Of the Majority of the
Senate Committee on Territories, to whom
was referred the Presidents Message and
the Lecompton Constitution, submitted by
Hon. JAS. S. GREEN, Of Missouri, setting
forth the grounds on which Congress is
asked to accept and ratify the Lecompton-
Constitution as that OF the State Of Kansas,
and the bill proposed to effect that object.
g. The Minority Report Of Hon. STEPHEN
A. DOUGLAS, chairman Of the Committee on
Territories, showing why and wherein an hon
est exposition of and adherence to the princi-
pies Of the Kansas n ebraska Act, also TO the
grounds on which the Topeka Constitution
was resisted in the last Congress, and TO the
explicit pledges Of the Cincinnati Platform
and President BUCHANAN, impFratively re
9uire Of Congress the rejection Of the Ie-
compton Constitution.
4. The Minority Report Of Messrs. Cot.
LaxER & WADE, Republican members OF
the Committee on Territories, protesting
against the imposition Of the Lecompton
Constitution upon the people Of Kansas.
These documents present the Kansas
Question in oil its bearings. and from their
official character. will always be regarded
as the great historic papers for future re-
ference.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-03-11
surSeSs In Nlinaesoea,

We learn upon inquiry Of Ssrveyor-Gen
eral ExxRsoS, that since the I'D june last
there have been surveyed In this State s06..
400 acres Of land and. in addition thereto,
there have been established and surveyed
l,546 miles OF township limos. This. con-
sidering the difficulties and delays neccssa-
rily attendant upon the establishment Of q
new Office. shows that its business has been
prosecuted with the most commendable on
ergy.
We do not know what amount Of appro.
priatious will bc made for surveys In Mime
sofa during the next season, but the wants
OF the settlers require sum much beyond
the ordinary appropriation. The region Of
country about Otter Tail Lake and West
to the Sioux Wood River. is rapidly settling
up. and another season will find this vast
and promising section fillci with hundreds
OF emigrants. The township lines on the
West, from the Iowa line. are run out to
range % +; but some ono hundred and scv.
cnty townships East Of range 81 remain to
be subdivided. The survey Of this section,
and the surveys along the North shore Of
lake Superior, up to Pigeon River, are
those needing earliest attention and compile.
ton. We trust our Congressional delcga.
ton will exert themselves 10 secure ample
appropriations to nee. the requirements OF
emigration, and thus further the interests Of
the State.
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sustained by the General Govern
ment, instead Of being examined into
and corrected. This has been done
and sustained to establish and per-
petuate Slavery.
The Lecompton Constitution is the
result of his proceeding, and is con-
trary to the will of a great majority
Of that people, legally expressed !;
and the proceeding Of Congress, IN its
discretion, to consummste his protrac-
ted atrocity, and especially for such
q purpose, is violation Of the funda-
mental principle of republican Gov
eminent, and can produce 20 perma-
nent repose and satisfaction.
The people Of that Territory, in
the late Territorial election, have re-
claimed their rights, and that Terri
t,rial Government is for the first
time now moving peacably in its le-
gitimate sphere Of promised freedom.
This Lecompton Constitution and
its adoption were concocted and exc.
cuted to supersede this triumph of
justice To admit it by Congress is
but to give success to fraud and en-
enlargement to iniquity, and to turn
over that people, not to an election
fairly and legally conducted, but to
such State officers and Legislators as
said Calhoun shall hereafter proclaim,
and such contingency as he shall de-
termine ; and his present mysterious
and inexcusable indecision and re-
serve but encourages expectations in
both parties, one of which is certainly
doomed To disappointment.