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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-18
81 600 A YEA e.
We want Local and Travelling
AGENTS
in an parts Of the


in all parts Of the
SOUTHERN AND WESTERE. STATES
to whom the largest Commission Ee pai Our List in.lude
OVER . VOLUMES OF
n. 8. A e EH RS WORKS.
Also, large and saleabls list Of
Historical and Biographical Books, &C.,
Among these win be foani LIVES Of JEFFERSON and HAN
ILT0N, DIT. K. KANE, and oaOsr distinguished
Explorers and Trarelsra, de-
Among recent publications are the Public and Private
Life Of LOEis Napoleon,
History o. Endin, and
The India gIutiny;
LivingsfOne's Travels and ExDIOrsi-
GIOAs for Sixteen Years in the VViIds
o. Africa, Sc, 6Ec.
All Of these Books among the NEST saabs published
OF LEVEVGSFORE'S TRAVELS
Alone, We have sold
OVER THIRTY THOUSAND VOLUMES.
and the sale increasing Many Of Agentare making fa
s. 90 no day in selling Publications. and claim that cur
List includes the most sllea1le Books offered Agents and Can
yassers And believing IN
LABGE SALES AND SMALL PROFITS,
we furnish Books Agents for un 2per cent below the
usual prices For full particulars Of Agency. Terms &csad
lress J. W BRADLEY, Publisier,
4s North Fourth Street
sei-'-FSm Philadelphia. Pa.
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IN CHA CEgeE COUTE + AT LEgESBURG.
NUtL Ek RULES. IosS
Wilson Davis, Trustee. vs.. Il Wood and Others.

wilson Davis, Trustee Vs. A II Wood and others.
appearing tine satisfaction of the Clerk and Master from
,ueIiI ell the afidavt Of
ta l- defendants Geor-e Cathey and wife SRA Caty srenon-
RES dent Of TIE StzeOf Tennessee thlt the ordinary process
oi -- IAN served them Z therefore ordered tt
pa citrn made ia the Nashville Uuiau American a
newspaper publ shed u The ely Of isville. Tennessee, Tor fur
weeks, iunE the dsendans George Catney
lite -aah and John Catey and siu, appear
term ni the Chucy Court at Lsgisnurg Tennessee, held
house ia tho o. Lewis urs, first We'll
u-st ae Che third Momiay iu February aud rIea an
ur TO the c1mplIiluts b viii taken
esi them, and down hearing exfart- al the
term If s.ii court. A COPY.
u0yj-F4s prs Zee 50 r. X. KERCHEVAL, ( ".
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-18

FALL A'HDa'las
Boots. SHOes and BrOEamS.
4 AN nov wing dIegi l Eastern Mauaetursra large
q assortment or
ladies'
GeutiemCms
Misses
Boys and
children
To 'lc the attention % Tura ars, rr-uIly invited Tho
assortment a be- found large. oi -l 4lIliy ADD al loE prices
1860 pairs tesL douaIe sHfs HrIzsu-, $40 -J a.
J. 90 DO Jhicz ami llp Boots, $50. Co lj
ar.s-la A b. ROBERTSON.
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appearing the satisfaction Of the Clerk and Mister from
The uagupus Ga the compliments BILL that defend Its
Martin Mcdaniel John Mcdaniel William McUans J1hu Sing
and wife Elizabeth Binglman William Mcdaniel wife
Mary Mcdaniel John veil ard wife Partena Neil nom
ts OF The Stie OF Tennessee, tn Tire ordinary process
1i the law he served them; is therefore ordered That
publication be made n the Nashville Union and American. news
paper shed I e city OF Nashville. Tennessee sue
cire reg The defendants Martin. John and William
Mcdaniel and wife Mary and John Neil Partfeua g
appear 10 the next term Of the ChanCey Court LeWisurE
Tennessee 90 be held al the house Ca the Leg1ur
- first eilesIy after the third Monday February next
ami PIE d. answer demuT % theC0pauaut bill, tesa1e
viii DE skeu for confessed te and down for heurus
par- &C the next term Of said court. A clpy.
H9yl-WiT prs fee - R. K. kEkCHEYAL, G & ~.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-18

< Z n ana alusr SUNDAY, Juy j., 1850, die Passenger 1s
q y Eiil Re ls follows: ~
Arriving az Chattsnoora at 22u P d. aza l-a' H. a.
Lalva Chattanooga "a .. M. and 3 j. -i- 90
Arriving I'd Nashville ID 30 p 3i- and -.lu A. 'i-
rlf8ae tickets sold dt NASHVILLE o. Jl1 i---'= F
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-18
FRENCH, ENGLISH and GERMAN ME-

FRENCH, ENGLISH and GERMAN NE
RINOS,
TEEEBET CLOTHS;
ALPACA LUSTTsES, of an qualities;
REAL ITozEAEEs and SILK LUSTREs;
COBUHGs, and ITALIAN CLOTHS for
Ladies' Dress Goods;
DE BEIGE, &c, &c, OF all qualities;
FRENCEE, ENGLISH, ana AMERICAN
MUSLIN DE LANES, of the greatest va
riety Of styles;
FRENCH, sCOTCPI, and AMERICAN
PIAEDS, Sc;
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-18

CHEAP and dursfIs compound % srelsng TIE axlas
"a Omui buses Cnrriii-- 'a' N5lfiss A5El5 : ana
ft-~0ms. aIs1 al ecagol and durable luIrcsiar Tor
f5es,v 74fchfmerT. It FiIl la, gli-aH Is alsci
y EVEN, pENnLETON & 60.
W. Isl BERRY 4 DEMOVLBLE,
A. STRETCH.
10. G. BLOWN
aai 3~ucsisrs generally li5m
HFsTTgA Il .---rlken % lr A. D. Cage. o1e mare
~ MULE, sid mule B. about Iij- hs7is lsh, of s. t
black color l5 years Old, sbat i ar9uni has ~
scar the right hip. Valued 90 s5 A. ID. Cage r---@
O. g. LOVELIs
oc29-E31t Ezs7ar n GheG2ia1i c7azigs
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Au'eFtAseFe exceeding tl-e space Coz tFtAete4
f0rs viii be- charged for the excess
E TIE WEEKLY
CE DOLLAR Square for tie a1s 1ai FurV Crs for eaah
suh1eJ uent insertion.
Advertisements pu5Ishei IN the Daily and weekly, VII
be charged Tie tall iay rates With onshlH the weekly rates
aided
7rsiet Aa7srslsssss zlst % pas1 Tor fiss sis sf
i1sssti0a
To C0rreapontIents.
friends In writing via bear u mind the iolloEinT rules
Aiaaysye lie date, post Ones, com 81, and state ID he uodE
It your ie-aer.
Z gea wish The paper changs from one ooe % another, gre
bothnzces in full.
2 Tcu write on business sa 0H other write sellrat4
sheets o, papers or l..lseui leaves az one sheet.
Letters end el anon an such flrts and
su' ec- may nsol Information nlersi the rui
Anonymous O. ciaElcter, WI recsiTo
1oar-c1tiaa
Correspondents s-auid write eHlV size Of he aaper
cclu1ot uuer-ase return ec-ei
Am letters cuisines should ie directed M.srs n.
s.sraAr & Co and not personally % ether Of tie Pfopds
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-18

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Dc T., PSI.
FEVHE stockholders Of this Bank having placed the the
hands of Trustee trr the purpose f winding up
ini-1tei o the Bank, viii please call and pay up their
detetIass falls due. Ee note holders viii please
early possible, and receive il return the Of g
Bank of Tennessee The individual deposits n this Bank have
heau handed and hereby pila Individual La
biity for them, ana le money is really when called .e
decI3-r JOHN d. JAMES
HAVE OE HAND s-u,Gsig tst SHELLS Of
z BROKEN STONE fJr NcAil--ilE, and viii sell great
targGin,n taken a1'a7 liz short time
~ Is. JOHNSON,
,sa3 s-e per.tsr+.s-y
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-18
NEW FAIL & WINTER GOODS

II l. i 5 A l. 8
e IL 4 u u A. 81 Z u G s.
re now receiving our stock Of Fan and Winter Staple
VIZ and Fancy Dry Goods, Ready Male Clothing, Fur and
Wool Hats Shoes, Boots and BrCns Cpeng QueeusWare,
Hardware etc, which invite the special Of ali
Merchants making up their stock in this market. 1t
say for us 20 Snythug In regard selling goods cheap
as reported throughout All the Eastern cities selling
goods EXTRA CHEAP. We answer the charge, and say short
time. prompt buyers, and cash that prepared
goods this FAN cheaper than heretofore. Please call aud
stock.
We have beautiful line Of LADIES DRESS GOODS CT every
popular kind imported 10, manufactured the United States
20 which we invite special attention.
Also, have large stock Of EEADYMADE CLOTHING, that
can't be beat in quality style and chsspnes america
Also 400 cases BOOTS SHOES, which and will sell
under REGULAR prices.
Also, 600 pieces Of CARPETING ply, 2py, Z wool ali
cotton that can be bought Of Us for less than manufacturer
prices. Call and
Also, we have made arrangement with or The largest
porting houses ia America for Queera ~ the New
York iohbug prices. Call and examine before buying.
Also, Hardware, Cutlery, Files, Axes, &C.. &c.
Merchants who purchase FIR cash, and notes.
and pay them. viii find house is the place for the
TRAUBE & LUCAS.
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C.II.Ys. - scEEDELE.


3. - -
E4C.5 yglY OVER THE ROAD.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-18

~ FErIyE imported Havana Cigars. The sutscri eTs la
= resolved r recent arrivals large addition to their stpcE
ire l1-t noted brands q Ulva- Cigars, consisting Of
s.r..aEELs- EH&dEas, emo kbCOEIO3-,
EfszcszO EaHEst, Essss1EGE EGEHr
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-18

Charleston and Savannah.
yE following rates to take eject and after JUNE lst'
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-18
PREreHrs BY SAN VESSELS AND PRoPELLEas FROM
Eew York, = hiEa1eIphiS, Boston



NJ vessels informed that - esnsign- -
NJ tier goods TO the agen-s o.. the south -asv
Carolina Railroad, Charleston, OF agents Of
Central Railroad, savanna, they viii be i1ardst Iee OF
commissions traya.e wharfage only rarsed ana 1e se'
through B the following rates:
arom Char lesion savannah to Nashville zoe
'irstclass, per 100 lhs. -
soBdeless, n
-nlc--ss' $500. 80 1880 ns 2,75
Bills s5oEin- amount 5aid vessels and at--t i sS1 SUI
r.gare and WHARFAGE go ae mailed 70 cons ,
CHARLES 49, ANDEhsoN1 ueu J. agent
7lqel3 sT7 auu Esi
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-18

y W MEREDITH, - and e. COLLEGE street. has no"
realty for a his Factory, sh boxes Of Nanuia-
md Tsc-. boxes Of 90 50, and 49, and y" pounds EACH
b. @ le views Of Trades from Us e. J per pound
all a which De sl.i sell a wholesale 70 tie trade, az prices mat
cannot aul O. Ules1e.
wanting Manufactured Tobacco requested 70
..-t .nf a.sa.l1 Tor themselves. Also.
TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND GERMAN CIGARS
on comm 80 on, viii sold by the thousand at less
price .hau ever sold in this city before
ROLLED. TWI5T AMI CUT TOBACCO in great variety az
.... r.s- r.rs-es ssPtl3-u
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-18
TIN PLATE, &C

-e.-H BOXES &c IGylATu, best brand.
Z,,Ntb $50 uoNrs Ia lozI4 Tin, lest brand
=uU DO IL BN-u DO do 10
90 do TX 30 do do do
~ pigs HtuCa Tin.
.-.. j. ". WILSON
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-18

n WISH 90 e-r5s as gseat; lssmsr as Liquor Bust
r,s For tsru sc, cali pom Benz. p. shields No -,
n -. 50 I,r.rI4f 4. L SIMPSON
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-18

Children's PIaEds----GoOds OF
isle.
solid cOIored mOUsLIN DE LANES, Of
all qualities;
ourstOc d Of DlsEss GOODS is perfect and
complete in every respect, and cannot be
surpassed in qua lily ana price.
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods
superior quality Of BLACK, BLUE and
FANCY oOLOHED CLOTHS of al prices.
ssaAoH, and FANCY coLORED CAssI-
5snaEs of entfroIy new styles;
SOLID ooronpr' oAssrrEnrs OF all
qualities
FANCY vEsTING. AIargo stock Of new
styles OF CUT VELVET, FANCY CAssr-
WE'RE, SILK sna wOHsTED VEST
ESGs &c, &c.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-18

5uzt Received.
a THERE'S Fresh S0u.h Carolina Rice. TJ htls crushed
sszs uUGI UrCREA & co.
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The Ticket Once is En- che Passenger Depot ana Is ol
Es before he arliDr 5r each Train vich allows ample tine
for the purchase OF Tickets. At IS open It no oill
the day. Passengers for the Eastern cites leave en- ~. &
Time 10 Richmond 4 hours; wahingl days tiiaea
two and half, and New YORK three days TINS % INK
and best route from Nashville TO th5 East 80 - .-.
New Orleans passengers leave on thei u l' --l
AZ Memphis ia time 20 connect Ss Orleans, Ga le % OF
the next day 20 through without detention as 'le
Those AlcAuuyille, Sparta, and seers'e.a eils s
gavlleor dc an p s. Train, which connects directly AZ --
lahoma With Train for Mctluuyile PERSONS Towing -e
Aiinnv1e ia the morning arrive az 7Fllls AZ f-'o
At Ngss there are boats which daily Cor >i-s5ds
and connect With boats for different places t Ohio ai SIS
sssuu rivers also, daily line Of stages fer Lousy isi-l
very morning GA tine arrival OF the nigh, express
By this change Of Schedule, the Train from Memphis os9
direct at Stevenson with up and down day Trains causing DO
delay Nashville AMI Eastern passengers, aud one hour Is a5i
over the Schedule going 60 Memphis rom esli4ls.
c. l.. ANDERSON,
fuIvlg f-=1 Hpa General Ticket A-tlt-
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3 AIDES extra sile sole Leather Trunks; 1=zr-E5S~
Z do extra size TTsye ilirs- Trunks 49,
Gents Eae sole leather TRUNKS; srsf Z y
30 do do N64.s-si $500
do Ea1sGth franks;
7rrs.rsHy BRADSHAW & RUTLAND.
.ssE 40 90 Union Street
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1883. 1858.
a. >. DUNCAN & co,
Importers and Wholesale Dealers in
Foreign and Domestic, Staple ana
Fancy
DRY G0ODSl
NO.7O Public square
NASHVILLE, Tenn.
New Stock OF Fall and Winter
GODS!

WWTE are now receipt Goods adapted to the
VS. approaching season, comprising the Ia res and most
complete imported by Of Ladies Dress Goods
Of the latest styles, entirely new.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-10-01

the balloon passed. them within two hundred
feet Of the ground, and that they distinctly
saw Mr.. Thurston clingng to it. One man
said that Mr. Thvrston had a handkerchief
tied around his head and that as he passed
hc drew up his feet several times and let them
down, as though they were tired or crampcd.
All united in the statement that he was hang
ing to the balloon, although they saw nothing
strange in the perlous position he maintained,
from ignorance Of the manner of conducting
such matters
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-10-01

PERsoNAL.-Gen. Scott met with a severe
accident last week at West Point. lie was
about attending dinner party given by Col.
Delaield when on going down the stairs. his
foot slipped, and he fell to the bottom. The
fall was very heavy, and to person Of his
advanced years and large frame is serious
affair
A wealthy Mississippi planter named Grif-
fin arrived at Cincinnati last week with a
slave mother and three children, to whom he
was much attached, and set them FREQ
While there he was taken sick and died
The poor slave mistress was the only friend
near to close his eyes in death. Deceased
was possessed Of much property.
AccIDENr.-At Charlestown. on Wednos-
day Carlos S. Hamilton of White River VII
lage, IN attempting to get into the carriage To
visit the Fair grounds was precipitated he
meath the wheels by the breaking of the stem
and the carriage containing TWENTY-FIVE per-
sons passed over his body, and very severely
+. Times.
STRUCK BY LIGHrNING-We learn that
barn belonging to Mr. Simeon skinner of
TINS town. was struck by lightning on Tues
day last during the hail storm, which set fire
to it and consumed it with its contents.
7. S.-Sinco the above was in tyne we
learn that the whole range of barns and sheds
three barns and three sheds-were con.
sumed. There were one hundred tons of bav
in the barns and large supply Of grain, ali
which was consumed Mr.. Skinner is one Of
the most thrifty farmers in our town, and his
loss by this catastrophe is very heavy We
nave not learned as there is any insurance.
hasburgh Standard
WAsnINGroN, Sept. 24.--ln letter from
Capt. Channcey, of the Niagara, received by
the Secretary of the Navy, he speaks of the
captured Africans as icing in an unhealthy
condition. Nearly two-thirds of them were
suffering with diarrhea, and nearly one-third
w'th opthalma Two died within day after
being received on board his vessel.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-10-01
Ggatrbman & Stair Journal.
by p. p. wALroN
MONTPELIER, OCT /. 1858.
gTlalton's Dailu lruislati6r 1ournal

For the Session of Sis will embrace ml reports, in-
cludue abstracts Of The dictates f0pios Of interest
iu the Daily of last year. II viii Do sent fce IF p0stoqc
for any number jess than d,c at 81 per copy five cop
les Tor aud for my number above five At IS cents per
copy.
WATCHMAN a STATE JOURNAIl-WrrKny.
During the Session, containing proceedings and debates,
2j cents For three months. containing proceedings de-
hotcs and laws, 90 cents. Tho Watchman Is ne opy
irrstV paper m Tho state rhich Publishes the Dyoeecdg,
and debates Ia ftH
T.. =. WALTON, Pu5Esher.
a. Editors copying will be entitled to the Daily
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-10-01

Ne did not return until SstNt3dy morning
about daybrcak, and thcn communicated an
account Of Ms most thrilling experiences. II
The cutreut ot air which bore him off to the
southeast carried him distance Of about
twenty miles before he thought Of descend
iag. BY means Of his graphing irons the
descent was made with safety and ease, and
be found himself alightcd near a farm house
the inmates Of which regarded him with the
greatest wonder and qualification. The ball
loon was made fast to fence and after a
short conversation with the farmer and his
wife. they were persuaded 20 make an asccn-
sion Of few hundred feet, one at a time
The balloon. relieved Of all extra weight, rose
readily, and was easily pulled down again by
means of the anchor rope.
The farmer and his wife were highly pleas
e. with their trips, and while expressing their
qualification, two of their small children, one
five and the other three years Of age, who
had been looking on with astonishment,
scrambled into the car and cried out let me
go up--'Let me 90 up The Wronaut pro-
cccded at once to crafty Them but from some
carelcssness or accident, as he was letting
u en- up, The rope slipped from his hands. ana
The balloon mounted uptcdrds Nth the rciocih
Of a rocket The frantic agony of tho parents
and the CONSERVATION of the nronaut may be
imagined In minute or two the balloon
had passed entirely out of sight, and was lost
in the blue depths of the sky Nothing could
ba done but to hasten back to Mr. Brooks at
Ccntralia, and ask his advice"
The Democrat announces in a postscript
that the balloon was found the next morning
about eight miles from Ccntralia. and the
children were in the car, fast asiecp.
A letter from Ccntralia, published in the
Blfalo RYubtic, after narrating the escape OF
the balloon, gives the following particulars OF
the recovery
"On Saturday morning the balloon was
discovered in a tree top. about ten mile, from
the starting point The machine had run alI
night, and from the fact that it was seen at
Last twenty miles from where it started, at
nine in the evening, it must have sailed around
in different directions during the night with
precious freight, with the intention of landing
them as near home as possible The children
we're found safe The oldest, GIL. said that
her brother complained Of being cold, and she
laid him down in the bottom Of the car. and
covered him with her apron, and he went TO
sleep, and that she did not sleep at all.
The anchor of the balloon was ont and
caught in a tree-top. and she found by pulling
on the anchor rope that she could pull the
balloon down; but the tree was dead and it
>oon broke loose. The anchor then caught in
green tree, and she pulled the balloon down
md fastened it to the branches. where it held
until morning, which was then not fi off,
The children were taken down alive and well.
Did you ever hear the like before What
courage and frmnoss that little girl must
have possessed If she lives she will make a
second Joan dare"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-10-01
From the Boston Atlas 8 Daily Bee.
a SLAVE CODE FOR THE TERRIFIC
RIES.

"iHo'
Inc doctrine OF popular sovereignty that
the territories are powcrlcss to prevent the
introduction of slavery, and that the insttu-
ton goes with the constitution and follows
the American eagle wherever it scars, says
the Providence journal, is still insufficient
Tor the propagandlsts. The assumption that
slavery is the natural condition Of labor. and
that special laws are required to establish
freedom, does not fulfil ali its own conditions.
it does not make a perfect system IorisI,-
tion is necessary if the constitution cstab.
fishes slavery it does not sufficiently protrct
the institution. and slavery without slave
code is almost as bad as freedom itself The
doctrine that the people are soyercign. lint
they cannot prohibit slavery. leads directl, to
the doctrine that though the people are
sovereign, they are bound to enact laws for
the support OF slavery; and that. if by rea-
SON OF obstinacy, the people of the territories
fail to do this. then it is the dutv of Concross
to enact them; for although il i dopicd tt,,t
Congress has tbe r;,l,t T., ~.
ry in any Max, ~ ,,eaio y" 80
ancc IN stroy,tbon an 'n,Iliel
Tho foIlo,,i,,,, Tt c.',i
viii sI,o,,, ''''0 P'lViS
of slavery.
From the Charleston IS. C., Nc,,sl
If the constitution conicrs upon slavery
the right to 20 there, to the territories. M
according to the Kansas Nebraska bin and
the bred Scott decision it does, then it also
imposes the duty of protecting that right.
and this cannot be done without positive pro-
slavery legislation and a fcderai siarc cole for
me Territories.
From the New York Day-Dook.l
vi course the people OF a Territory, when
tney frame ther state constitution, may
auop' OF exclude slavery; but while they
arc 'oII'tory' IL they IAN TO protect proper
~ invested IN the person or industrial copaci-
y OF the negro, they grossly violate equal
rights ana therefore arc not authorized to
consider themselves Democrats. The whole
question IS resolved into this simple right or
no fiBhl 70 protection to slave property in the
ieaera' territories and as the Charleston
Neus suggests 1t must constitute the issue of
1901
The rig J ' of n ,,'nnIna 'al ENQUIRE
inc r'Bh' oI property IN slaves IN the States
bovond thl ,o.aL ~ c'y as wen as ioBauy'
,c;r,o,t NJ ~ iT'oI"' i'Slaia'iFo en- |
dicoront II W. aot'I'oiigs me case Is
i'm 81 tho S,,,ao en- ou''..''n' 'u"' 'ne oeeis-
and al ~ P'e".o LUZ prevents congress
,;aa ~ -" i,ii.'o'y: Ihere must be posi-
G,r ,bo 1910 v,'', ana criminal code
'rorrit,,;a. a.'.,t, " s'"'e properly IN the
ted oxtent tbis Is aIroad P'o,'ugI' 80 nm
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-10-01

TnlNlry BAY, Sept 23-Wo can at last
announce tho gratifying intelligence that the
Atlantic Cable is again in complete working
order. Good electrical currents have been
passing through the limo for the last three
days, and though we are not informed Of tho
transmission OF any specific messages, Il can
be stated with accuracy that the signals re.
ceiyed from Valcntia aie as perfect as ever. IL
II is hoped the Cable will be ready for bust
ness IN few weeks at the frtherest