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o. TRUSTEES SALE-By virtue of a
Es decree of the Circuit Court for Baltimore CITY the
M UNDERSIGNED will offer for sale, the premises,
SATURDAY, 18th June, 1858. at 4 O'Clock p NJ.
ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND situate in said CITY and
described as follows, that is to say:-begnning at the
nortle intersection Of Spring and Jefferson streets
and running thence eastwardly, binding Jefferson
street fourteen feet to the of the partition wall
tween the house the lot being described and the
house on the lot adjoining eastwardly thence through
said partition wall northerly parallel with Spring street
eighty feet to alley ten feet wide thence westwary on
SAID alley to Spring street. and thence, binding Spring
street to the place Of beginning.
This lot is improved with good BACK DWELLING
and STORE and will be sold subject to the annual rent
of S35 ~
TERMS OF SALE:-One half cash. and the balance in
six months with interest and security
ORVILLE H0RWITZ,
Trustee.
SAMUEL J. SOPER 4 co.
myZO ZaW3W&dS Auctioneers.
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ITUSltC.
SAMUEL J. SOPER 4 co.
An,f;an,,.,
W [ Circuit Court Of Howdrd CO.
ARM IN HOWARD

"M' l. So ~ Circuit Court of Houard co.
WN r TRACY TT AZ EQUITY.
f o. FOR SAL 4E-A FARM IN HOWARD
hhiV COUNTY.-By virtue of a decree of the Circuit
Court OF Howard county, in Equity in the above en-
titled cause the undersigned, Trustee, will sell by public
auction, on SATURDAY, the 18th day of June at II
O'Clock, A NJ, at Bonds Hotel, at Ecots Mills VAL
LIABLE FARM, situated in Howard county miles from
Ecots Mills, near Columbia turnpike and near the
tate of George L. Gather 1t contains one HUNDRED
AND FORTY -FINEACRES OF GOOD LAND, sixty of
which are under cultivation, and the balance in timber
consisting of white and black oak of large growth suitable
for hogShead slaves.
The improvements wclbuilt TWO STORY LOG
AND FRAME DWELLING, containing number of large
rooms. There are also out-hOuses stream OF water
runs through the farm and there fine spring the
dwelling.
This farm formerly owned by Mr. Harrison.
Terms of saeone third cash in hand at the time Of tn"
SALE and the balance in two equal nsalmen at and l.
months respectively, from the day Of the sale The cred
it bear interest and be secured by the bonds
of the purchasers with surety surctieS be
approved by the Trustee.
WIN. MEADE ADDISON,
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Dublit Salts.
BY GIBSON ~ co.

~
IT;if ID VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF
RlI THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR RAITIuopE rrTI-
passed in the of Bremen eft 81 .e NfnfI-ar.
ana Wle the undersigned Trustee will sell nj nnbIi
auction, on the premises, on THURSDAY tbe izih G
oil June next, at O'Clock, P. NJ : N"'
ALL THAT PIECE OR PARCEL ar cpo,.>-D
Baltimore city, situate the north cast - u III
street, twenty five feet north -westwarllv from, I
street, and fronting Ross street fifteen foot M , e
OF one hundred feet to an alley The improvements ar
THREE-STORY BRICK DWELLING, of recent erection
Ground rent S37. so per annum.
The terms of sale third cash the day of sale
and balance in equal insallments at three and six months
Trustee
JOHN STEWART, Trustee,
my2'-la~9WAds Isl GIBSON X CO., Auctioneers.
D.. TRUSTEES, SALE OF VERY
E5;, VATUARIE pAIrTunpr cTprrT ppopcpTI
~ r., - of - IS a. 81: ino =, r-i'l
R,ltmora e., H. W W ~ te I, ooutt oi
S.ie al the fNchange, No ~ South Gay street.
in esrri June Soth at O'Clock, NJ the follow
ALL THAT nT al; Cp0IrNn AVN 1,,-povrNp>rc
-. 49, !, IA i'ol VI "houND AND lMfkoN tMENr
80 W. tie southwest corner OF Charles and Balti
more strect ond r,, ~, ~ % leap'S, on D"ili-
NJ, Inns l"t Is improved Dy three story BRICK
now ,' eAelung the entire depth OF the lot, and
aYmra M th ,et 60 70 CSileui pro ~ Co'-te lease Will
eA'Ir e Oh ule hrSt OF september 1850.
;r iilh apJolN iNu Lol of GRoo ND, with the
Baltimore street and rnn ri ~ o. ere.ooutS, on
This Lot - ii ' n' s DaeA ia leet, more or less
RRirW PITm9N III front ny three story and attic
D1iCn anu IN the rear by three story
twenty feet wide i tb III hu' me iSt IS some
nronertr i; ,n,iar L., q. d -. LII III inc 'front.' Inc
will eyiirc on the Ist Norer,bcr Ises o'le 'Gase
and Notwithstanding t iu w. .! looo' Inc above lots
descrintion Of th n. o ~ ~ re- "A more particular
any ona ,r.l,in,r 20 ,,noI - NECESSARY us
or opnIv r. th o' eN'ihe the premises,
Tie terms Of sale nv Iroscr;,od t .,o L..
fourth cash and tbc roii,l,o l., arc one
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O. TRUSTEES SALE OF PROPERTY
bsiii ON PoPPLETON STREET.-By virtue of a decree
s of the Circuit Court for Baltimore Cty the under
signed Trustee Will offer at public sale on the premises
on SATURDAY the 10th day of June next at 8 O'Clock
2. NJ
ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND on the West side of Pom
eton street. beginning 50 feet 1918 inches North from
ramsay street, and running thence North Poppeton
feet alley.
The above Lot is subject ground rent of SOS per an
nun, ana is improved by good story BRICK Dwell
LING HOUSE.
Terms of sae-Cash. JOHN CARSON,
Trustee,
my2S -1aw3w&ds fri II Fayette street.
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CANNON & MATTHEW'S,
n.y331 Is
BY SAMUEL j. SOPEIs O. co.

H1- The above sale will take place at THE NORTH
DOOR OF THE EXCHANGE, and not at the Exchange
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET
III "WEDNESDAY, June o.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF CATTLE OF ALL KINDS.
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SUDDEN DEATH ON THE CARs.-A Mrs. Sickles, of Phil
adepha, in company with her daughter left that city
yesterday afternoon in the express train for the
of visiting some relatives in Baltimore After the train
had left Hayre de Grace Mrs Sckles taken suddenly
Ill, and swooned away. The passengers and officers on
the train in connection with DR.. Booth was also
passenger, did all in their power revive her but with
no await the unfortunate lazy died when within ten miles
oil the city On the arrival of the train the body
moved to the reception room at the Depot to await the
disposition of her friends.
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The steamer Ocean Spray was burned
I,st rr;5,v wool ~, tor w,v from gi
y n, o
1uu'a " ( o'',.' in' oNo "'' ''''Nb
with Die Hannibal City and 90 incronso
her speed barrol of turpondno had
bsep bropobi on doot and plaood noor
.,,.. c.--...'5..-- nm, ,..--..,,...
'''' iul ''a'o uOO's' NC '"' 'o'''',0 "'s
sprinkled over the coal ana Wooo ana
accidentally took FIRE The flames spread
TO the barrel which was unset in the
.,t.r,r, 4. a.. E. ,rorba,ra rt.
~ NV" wv ,
burning uulo Spteau over 'ne ueok ana
ran into the hold, and all efforts to ok
tinguish tho flames were hopeless. The
gtosror w,s i,nuoJiot.I,, ,,, ssbo-,
.t.t 80,
'goS' N ''''0' 49, -" i.oU's' Ono
OF the passengers, Mr. Brandon, says:
Tho mop ND oonorol ibirc ;,mrod
and roocbod M sboro g,Gslv 3borob bo
saw four of tbem bonging to One loo
ont I'm the river Tbroo of tbem wore
on tbo upper sids of it and one nm ibe
iowor Tbe Iog tont tnrning over ana
over towards tbe man an tbe other side
until be beoominc exbapsted with his
efforts to keen on it sank below tbe
surface and was drowned
He also saw LADY who was endeav-
oring 10 keen herself mn Inv \ small
piece Of a board, not more than foot
square. Her dress Tor time seemed
az sotUroio5 D ibo yG, niooo CJo, ~ oo5 o.
acient. She would sink almost below
tho surface, and then by strong effort,
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On a Tramp.


Two porsonages of rather a suspicious
aPpearancep passed through town on Mon
day morning last It is supposed by
many Of our wiseacres that they were of
that portion Of humanity STYLED proper
", by the wise legal expounders who sit
at Washington Well, we don't know
but what it was property-two chunks
Of black property; breathing moving.
living property Property on a trampl
About twenty-five hundred dollars worth
Of human property stalking through a
civilized community in open day. Hor-
riblel To what are we coming? When
property not saw-mills, but niggers. I is
permitted to stalk our streets in broad
daylight with their eyes upon the blaz-
ing star Of "Liberty" and their hearts
beating a thrilling tattoo, as they are
nerved to stride defantly in the path
which leads 10 "Breedom, what docs il
signify?
Negroes on trampl-from Slavery
TO Freedom. There are other hearts
beating in unison with the hearts of The
fugitiyos. There are eyes dimmed with
tears, and suppliant knees, bowinp in
the fugitives behalf In the land they
have left, are their wives and children,
in the land to which they are journey
ing, are friends aud freedom. Aooursed
be he who would hinder their steps, or
attempt to return them back to slavery
and degradation.
Slaves on tramp Gradually the
work Of emancipation goes onl Friends
in the South-our Legislature extends
to you our "hospitalities, but we would
advise you to keep your niggers az home
and not have occasion TO accept the use
of our jails and citizens Public send.
mont is pearly ripe upon this question
True, lot Of cravcn-hoariod trucklers
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Qratbs.

At the residence Of his father, in New Mar
ket, ON the 18th ult., A. III MNE MURrHY, In
the 25th year Of his ego.
The deceased was The son Of Samuel and
Rebecoa Murphy, He was young man Of
energy, candid, manly, and omiable IN an the
relationships Of life The deoeased bore his
painful and protracted illness with meekness,
patience and resgnaioni and though his
future prospects Of life we're bright and full
Of hope, yet aware, from the nature Of his
disease, that his days on earth were numbe r
ed, with true wisdom he set about seeking an
interest Ga that great Aionement, which was
made for The children Of men. He sought
and obtained full and free redemption from
sin through the pardouing love Of Savior,
and died az peace with God and mans foil Of
hope aud Joy in believing on the Lord Jesus
Christ. He has left large circle Of kind rel-
atives and friends, TO mourn bis carly depar-
ture-but bis friends 6ud consolation in be %
ieving that through the righteo usness Of
Christ, he has obtained an "abundant admit
tance into The kingdom Of Heaven" uHr
New Market, April 26th.
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Tho Uncompromising "Rebols"
Justice 90 those anG-Lecompton DEM
ocrob who consistently maintained their
position 90 che last In spite of every in-
duoomont of the kind which prevailed
with poor Cox and so many others re-
quiros th1t their names should be mon-
toned in honorable contrast with those
of the men of weaker heart, who could
not endure to the end. Ohio, we are
ashamed TO say, presents not a single
name for this role of honor. Ohio
Democracy has been weighed in the bal
anco against federal power and patron
age, and kicks the beam The Leoomp-
ton leavon has porvaded the whole lump.
All is a homogeneous mass of dough
These Northern Democrats are gone
over to the Southern Radicals, who are
only cOquetting with them, while hon
estlY courting disunion.
Whatever the ultimate political dcs-
tinatiOn of tho unoompromisiug ANTE
Leoompton Democrats, they deserve all
honor, and should be regarded one and
all, with tho confidence they have earn
ed, by the people, Of whatever party
OF this number in the Senate are
STEPHEN a. DOUGLAs, Of Illinois.
DAVID g. BnoDEmcK, Of California.
CHARLES E STUART, of Michigan.
Tn the House, We End but twelve
names, from among all the original anti
Lecompton Democrats, recorded against
the ENoLIsH bin, though Mr. Mont
gomery Of Pennsylvania, it should be
stated, paired off, and would have 9TH
erwiso have been found on that side
Tho Representatives thus adhering to
their original course are.--
GARNET b. ADRAlv, Of New Jersey.
HENRY CHAPMAN, of Penn.
HORACE T. CLARK, of N. Y.
JOHN G. DAVIS, Of Indiana.
THOMAS L. HARRIS, Of Illinois,
JOHN 3. HAsKuy, Of N Y.
JoHN HICKMAN, of Penn.
j. G, MCKmBEN, Of California.
SAMUEL S. MARSHAL, Of Illinois.
A. SHAW, Of Illinois.
ISAAC N. MORRIS, Of Illinois.
RoBEnr SMITH, Of Illinois.
There we're two Leoompton Democrats
from the South, Messrs. QUITMAN, of
Mississippi, and BoNHAM, of South
Carolina, who refused their assent to the
"tortuous" act. Messrs. DAVIS, HAR-
BIs and RIoAUD, of Maryland, and MAR
sHAL and UNDERWOOD, of Kentucky.
Give Americns) voted against the bill.
Aside from the two Southern gentle
men above named, who are of the ultra
fre-eating sort, who could not be in
duced to touch so disreputable thing
as the ENGLISH device, the "Opposition
party" which so troubles the central
Democratic organ, will embrace most or
all of these Democratic and American
members, and be supported by the strong
public sentiment which they represent
in their respective quarters, North and
South Gin. Gazette
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startline Rnmor 90 -

The Lexington (Mo-) Ezpositor Of
The 9th ult., says: On Saturday night
last passengers on the steamer Admiral,
just down from LeavenworCh, brought
the startling news that Colonel John
sons force had been attacked by the
Mormons under Brigham Young, aud
badly defeated-the Morm0ns capturing
thirteen pieces of artillery. The story
goes that two messengers had iust ar
rived from The scene of action with do-
spatohes for government; one Of them
proceeded Immediately 70 Washington.
The story ia improbable.
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No Fiction, BUT TRUTH.-We are aware that
1t is customary to speak Of many Of the REM
edies Of the day IN light and frivolous man.
neT. This may answer where the case 70 be
cured is Of a trihing character, and the rene
dy presented simple, although perhaps ade
quate to the case required. But when we
are called upon TO prescribe for diseases, on
dured only by excruoiating pain, and whose
termination is often fatal, we leave all iesung
aside, and proceed with earnesiness TO utter
facts that will perhaps rescue a fellow-being
from a bed Of sickness or the grave. Il Is
thus that we would introduce 10 our readers
KNNEDY's MEpIcAL Discovery, and state that
for the cure of humors there is nothing in the
world can equal this popular and extensively
used medicine.
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A Question-Bungling Legislation
A correspondent of the Toledo Blade
asks a question, which the editors refer
to the Courts for an answer. He saws
The oath OF last section of bill passed
recently by the Legislature, "For the
regulation Of the Public Works of the
State Of Ohio" is in these words
"The term Of Office Of all persons
holding Office upon the Public Works Of
this State, either by appointment of the
Board Of Public Works, the Governor
or otier0ise, shall expire upon the talk
ing effect Of this act, &o."
"NoW, sir, does this section reach the
members of the Board of Public Works?
They certainly hold Office upon the
Public Works, and the act saws. saH
persons holding, &C. They we're not
appointed by the Board; but they were
chosen otherwise. How is it?"-r San
dusky Register.
No wonder the Looofoco Legislature
created some dozen extra Common PIaas
judges, and came with an ace Of making
two more Supreme Court judges, when
we regard the bungling manner IN which
these important bills woro drawn, and
the encroachments they have made up.
on the fundamental law Of the State
Two or three Of their acts have already
been declared unconstitutional by Oh,
best lawyers in Ohio, and If they ovei
get to the courts they viii be pronounc
ed void. lin passing these laws they
have created business for lawyers and
courts. Whether they have legislatet
the members Of the Board Of Publ,
Works out Of Office, as asked by Oh,
correspondent Of the Toledo Blade, is
matter We cannot determine satisfaoto
Irily, but chat they have abolished IN,
"Board Of Public Works, contrary t.
the express provisions Of the Coustitu
ton We have no manner Of doubt
no. s.. journal
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BD~The Cincinnati Gazette we'll saws
"The notion that the ENGLISH device
settles the Kansas question, or any
thing else but the character and fate Of
its supporters, is absurd Nothing can
prevent the people Of Kansas from wor-
rying Congress and the country. until
Justice is done them The present act
cannot bind the next Congress, nor this,
lat its next session not to admit Kansas
with the Leavenworth Constitution, OF
any other she chooses. That fact, how
ever, does not, in any manner relieve
the infamy of so unjust and dishonora.
bic a scheme. IF the bill fails to en-.
slave Kansas, it will be none the less
odious for coming short Of its manifest
intent.
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The action Of the California State Leg
islature in passing resolutions instruct
ing the Senators in Congress from that
State to vote for the admission of Kan
sas under the Leoompton Constitution,
is denounced by nearly the entire Dem
ocratic party of that State. Meetings
are being held throughout the State to
repudiate and denounce it. They are
generally largely and enthusiastically
attended.
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The following is the vote in the House
on English substitute:

The following is the vote in the House
on English's substitute:
YEAs-Messrs. ALL, Anderson At
kins, Avery, BarksdaIe, Bishop. Bocock.
Bowie, Boyce, Branch, Bryan. Burnett
Burns, Caruthers, Caskie, Clark MOL,
Clay, Clemens, Clingman, Cobb. John
Cochrane, CocksrU, Corning. Cox. Craig
(Mo.), Craige on. O., Crawford Curry.
Davidson, Dewart, DowdeIl, Edmunson.
Elliott, English, Eustis, Florence, Fol-
ey, Garnctt, Gartrell, ellis, Gilmer.
Goode, Greenwood, Gregg, GroesbeeE.
Hall, CO.., Hatch, Hawkins, Hopkins.
Houston, Hughes, Huyler, Jackson.
Jenkins, Jewett, Jones, CTenn0. J.
Clancy Jones, Owen Jones, Keitt, Kel-
ly, kuukel (Md), Lamar, Landv Law
renee, Leidy, Letcher, Maclay, MeOueen.
Mason, Maynard Miles, Miller, Millson.
Moore, Niblack, Pendleton. Pevton.
Phelps Phillips, Powell, Ready Rea-
gan, Reilly, Rufin, Russell, Sandidge.
Savage Scales, Scott, Soaring, Seward.
Shaw On. o., Shorter, Sickles, Single
ton, Smith (Tenn), Smith (Va), Stall
worth, Stephens, Stevenson, Talbot
Trippe, Ward Watkins, White, White
lyi Winsloy Woodson, Wortendyke.
Wright (Ga), Wright CTenn.) Zollicof
fer-l12
NAYs-5Icssrs. Abbot, Adrain, An.
drews, Bennett, Billinghurst, Bingham
Blair Bliss, BOnham, CraytOn, Bufhn
ton, Burlingame, Burroughs, Campbell
Case, Chafee, Chapman, Clark Comm
Clark On. y, Clark B. Cochrane, Col
fax, Comins, Covode, Cragin, Curtis
Damroll, Davis (Md), Davis Iud) Da
Wis (Mass), Davis (Iowa), Dawes, Dean
Dick, Dodd, Durfee, Edie, Farnswor5h
Fenton, Foster, Giddings, Gilman
Gooch, Goodwin, Granger, Grow, Hal
(Mass), Harlan, Harris (Md), Harri
Gid Haskin, Hickman, Hoard, How
ard, Kellogg kelsey, Kilgore, Knapp
Leach, Letter, Lovejoy, McKibben, Mar
shall (Ky), Marshall GH), Moraan
Norris lPenn), Morris Gll), Mons,
(Md) Morse (N 70, M0tt Murray
Nichols, Olin, PaImer Parker. Petit
Pike, Potter, Pottlo Quitman, Ricaud
hitohie Robbins, Roberts, Royce. Shaw
(lllD, sherman (Ohio), Sherman Dl4
Spinner Stanton, Stewart penn Tap
pan, Ihayer, Tompking, Underwood
Wade, Walbridge, Waldrou, Walton
Mashburnei Gid, Waahburne (Me)
Wilson 1O3 r
IhobiH passed tho Senate on th.
same day e passed the House. BY q yot.
of 81 to ~ 50 Looompton has tr
umphed Gu Conarel8 i lmt
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STOVESI STOVESI
WiIlsbOTOugh mamurnctureI
Stoves.

stoves.
TNHE undersigned has, and intends "A Al,
IL times TO keep a good supply of ms own
manufactured Stoves, Of varions sizes and
patterns, which he will warrant 10 rive ratir-
faction, TO be heuvier than other mako of
Stoves Of the same size, and at as low Dricss.
or the many advantages 20 be derived bv
purchasing Home MaRuiaciured StoUes, NiS
one must be apparent to every one: IrI case
Of accident, or where a particular part Of the
stove gives way, all you have TO do Is to come
70 lhe foundry and get new plate, and your
Stove Is as good us new.
All I ask 10 fair trial. II my Stoves are
not % good, as smooth, as we'll fitted. ng
cheap, and heavier than Cincinnati stoyps,
don't buy than!
For sale at J. X. Marlay's Hardware Store
andat the Hilsboro Foundry c. s. BELL.
ap29yl
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Special 9lOtitcs.
PlTTERSON, EANWINKLE & C0.
Have received full stock Of
SPRING g. SUMMER GO obs


SPRING & SUMMER GOODS.
which they propose to sell at the smallest
profit possible, for Cash, or to prompt 81 <
months buyers.
They keep only the best class Of Goods, and
warrant all sales to be just as represented
Their stock comprises all the NEW STYL ES
OF LADIES' DRESS GOODS, Spring and
Summer Shawls, Mantles Lace Muntes. Scarrs
and Talmas, Barego and Lawn Robes Guile,
Lawns, from SIC to 2jc, Barege 2Oa75c; a
full line of HOSIERY & GLOVES; a very
large stock Of OIL CARPETS, and all Wool
do.
They keep the largest and NEST complete
assortment Of CLOTHS g. CASSIMERE ES to
be found IN this market. They have given
this department their especial attention mo
slOp shop traps for Sole.
large stock Of GROCERIES, Carriage and
Saddlery Hardware and Trimmings,
Cash paid for WOOL. Give them a CALL
They take all kinds Of Country Produce IN
exchange for Goods at cash prices.
PATTERSON, VANWINKLE & co.
May G, 1859. myGm3s
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The Next Two Votings in Kansas.

The Next Two Votings in Kansas.
Two weeks from to-day. pursuant
to a proclamation Of NJ. r. CONWAY.
President Of the late Constitutional
Convention, the Leavenworth CoDsf-
tuition will be voted on by the people.
The time for voting "Proposition
accepted" or "Proposition reiected"-
meaning thereby Lecompton, with five
million acres of land, and immediate
admission, or an indefinite POSTPONE.
ment Of the two last, with kick at lie.
oompton-is to be fixed by Board of
Five, at the earliest convenient div
Control Of the Board being given en-
tirely to Government officials, this mean,
whenever it shall best suit the purpose,
Of Mr.. BUCHANAN.
Gift were done, when It were done. 'twere vel
L were done quicklyi"-
but as great pains must be taken tc
prepare the way for this vote by lib.
eral dissemination Of emissaries ct eetera
it IS not likely this convenient season
will arrive at once [Cin. Gaz.
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The Great Reaper Case.

Sometime since, Mccormick, the pro.
prietor Of the Mccormick Reaper, insti
tutod suit against Nanny, claiming
that the latter had, in his invention,
infringed upon his patent The case
went through all the courts below, and
finally was tried in the Supreme Court
of the United States. Mccormick fail
ed to make out his case, and consequent
ly the suit was decided against him.
1t is thought that Mccormick spent a
million of dollars in prosecuting the
suit He has amassed a great fortune
by his invention, and seems to think
that he has full right to the field of
inventions in this respect, It is we'll
that the Court has not sustained him in
his monopoly.