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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-05-13
Sale Of Real Es-
tate.

pY virtue Of an order Of rho Probate Court Of
- Delaware county, Ollot, made on the I'd day OF April
a. D., 1859, l as guardian Of Charles Z Laura l., Mayrila
A, Seymour 5. and noras I. 0. Dan1ar, mruoT children
OF joel Durham, deceased, viii otf3r at pubic rcndus on
the premises en- the 9Th day Of May, a. L., 1865, be-
tween the hours OF 10 O'Clock a In. aud 4 O'Clock p. N.
OF said day the following real estats, as tho property Of
sad u1lner childr3n, but subject to the dover estate of
Mary pnhhan1 WIDOW therein, tc-wit: The north half Of
lot Thirty (3oJ II section three 6) ToEnaAlp five (6) Range
% United States Military Land, and in Kings
ton Township, Delaware County, Ohio, estimated TO con-
tain fifty $50 acres.
Terms Of Sale &C third of the purchase money in
hand on the day Of sale and the residue thereof in one
and two years thereafter, with interest from the day of
sale, to be secured by mortgage On the premises.
SCo1I, Guardian.
ByF. B. SsEIrH, his Attorney
april e, 1653-w f53, oo1
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Price List and Catalogue
OF TIE
METROPOLITAN GOLD PEN COMPANY.

OFFICE, IT'S BROADWAY ANp 2 ~coURTLANDr STREET,
\ f w 7 O k
sFGge DorEeF Ltst.-
God Fen, Conmazeial size, in Gold Pencil Case,
with large Stons Hsa1, nriCe OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. So 90
Gold Pen, Mammoth slze, in sIrSr Extension Case,
Gold Fen, Mammoth SIZE, N Ebony D5sz Holder
Goild Faa, LADIES' s,se, in doubls slide Gaid Pencil
Case, with Stone Head, {extta flno-) pIice...... 5 90
Three Dollar Let.
Gold Fen, engrossing sizs. Il fIope!ling Desk Hold
eT, (SanaethIns new and very de5Ita1!95J PRICE, . oo
Cold Pen, ComnerciaI sze in latent Extension Sill
Cold Ten, Ladies SIZE, in Cold Pencil Case, with
The largest 'Lteviatlaap Gold Pen, prtoe ......... 9 co
Two DoIlnr Ltss.
Coli Fen, ladies' SIZE, in SILVER E1tons1on cese
e5P2 daf Fer, for Gents. in silver Tz.sns.oa Case, price : 60
Gcld Pen, Engrozsirg size; Ebony Desk Holder,
Gold Pen, aamoth size, price .......--...!.-.-. 2 GO
In preference to selling our goods to the trade on time
Cthereby mourning great losses, we sell for Cash direct
to the coasasner, al wholesale prices and asan addition
al induoement, with each article ordcted, we gtye a valu-
s so5s p pF9a9ing ff Taag 552 + re- PFC : Ia f5o9 PS S1 %iIl 70 feo s99o w Nth
the articles ordered, e premium from the following ist,
Mosaic Florentine, Gold Stone, Shell, Lava, Cameo, Garnet
and Coral Settings; Ladies full sets, same style Revoiv-
ing Pms, mounted, al styles Gents' Diamond Pins "a,
seta stads aud Sleeve Buttons Gold Lockets, single and
Persons ordering from the Three DolI1r last viii receive
q Premium varying in price from $3.50 TO SIS, from the
following list, VIZ LADIES GOId rms am OfopsJ various
styles Silver Watches, hunting cases do, open face
Gcld Rings Studs and sleeve Buttons Ihi9hles Gents,
Geld California Diamond Cluster Pins, with chain Misses
sets pins and drops Gold Necklaces, plain and with set
tings Bracelets, do. Scarf Pins, &c.
Persons ordering from the Tee Dollar List viii receive
a premium varying il prise from S1,5o to SO, from the
following list, viz Open Face Silver Watches; English
Plated ehaiu Imitation Gold Watches Gold Tooth Picks
Gold Rings Sieve Butt ms aud Studs Ladies' Gold Belt
Slides Plain Gold Pins and Ear Drops, &c.
So Persons ordering from the ahoFe Price Ltsts viii
please state the pen Of their selection, enclosing the a.
mount (s2, SO, or So and they will receive the same,
with premium, by return mail, securely packed and pre-
paid. We guarantee perfect satsfacten in evey case !;
and should any person be dissatisfied with the articles
sent, they can return the goods within three days, and we
will refund the money.
Our Pens are stamped with our Trade Mark, and are
warranted perfect in every respect.
Persons ordering goods will pleass be particular to
write their address plain, giving Town, Conuty and state:
P. S.-Cash orders fer any Of our premium goods will
be filed with promptncss, and at the lowest possible
prices.
eJ= All communications should he addaeesed to the
"AETIDpOIIIA& GCLnlE% GO.
175 Broadway s z Ceultia1dt 81 =, Y.
May 9Th '59.-*fms
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Groceries, hardware, C~rotkery,
House Furnishing Goods, Notions

and various articles Of utility amt luxury net strictly com.
ing under cthar hcat, but essential % make up q COM
plcte assort,neEt-am WEIGH arc marked ~ tho lowest poa.
sihle figures. lie soActs a call aud irapecnon Of Goods
and prices. Approved articles Of FT0duce taken il ex.
change fer Goods as heretofore, and the highest market
pIlcse allowed to- then.
usla p.sre, Aprll q. 1880
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-05-13

t@~ Nin Water In shr 1ao4tA UFta IKE InpiSoraisf aud spas-
10 0oth t2geIher-
THE LIVER INVIG0RAT0Ft
fe SCIENTIFIC HEDTCAL ~DISgUVERY. ahG "a daily
work Ag cures, almost 70 great 10 believe. IL curef a&ifhT
hiHBie eCen he -7st dosegsrisag 6eAeHt, and SELDOM t,ar. INA
pae bottle Is repaired tncurs ply kiud OF Lfee1 Compliant,
from the " orst JIandirc 0r DgSpeps94 Lo a coLalart4 4sua-
acne, aliot which ara the result Ut Il Diseased E3Eer.
PRICE oSr roLL4R FER HOTTIE.
DR.. SANFORD. Proprietor. 245 broadway. Eev. va-k
-Ana retaiIel by ali ulIgstsLs. Sold also ~ &, J. ETaGE
( BRt., psia~a-5 Cb!U.
AuE. Is, p4. be- J..
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-05-13
II tF-LLs
President,
March 10. 1859.

Ne. OIL An ACT.
To amend sectsGn as IF the Code Of 2 ivil Procedure.
Swans Statues, page 81.
Section l. Be it enacted by the General Assembly, of
the State of Ohio; That the section four hundred ami nfteen
redure.'i be SO amended as to read as follows Section
45. When q judgment is recovered against one or more
other rnme in wiring. those who were not originally
summoned may be made parties to he judgment by action,
con tract. proIniSsory note or other instrument iu W ri:ing
gors to any such cnpsr4ct. promissery note or other inslru-
uent in writing, Notwithstanding Judgment has been or
Of this Cnion nih4r than The stste of ohio. against one or
more CT sid Joint makers or j9irt nhHgors 70 any such
ton shall proceed upon said Instruments. in allrepects, as
The makers or ohltgors thereof. FfeFlded, Iurther, mar no
action shall he maintained. apoa any 2nch obligation against
any one against Whan an action has been prosecuted to f.
sec. Z. That said section four hundred and fifteen be
Sec ). IAis act snail take effect from and after its pas
WILLIAM B. WOODS.
: Speaker of the House of Representatives.
T. BASSETT LANGD0N,
President, pro TEN, Of the Senate.
March 10, 1852
ne. aA1 AN ACT.
To exempt from sale and execution cefta in property there
seetion l.. Be IT ena tied Gy the General Assembly of the
State Of Ohio, Tha all ire engines, hose, Ao4s esrtla2e
of any kind, used or kept 10 be used by any in
81 e XII IRE b. and the same is hereby exempt from
execution and sale 70 satisfy any Judgment, decree or debt
Incorporated aity. village, or tire coInpany that is u NE prop
ta ~ Wr rrss al a. a len IL itLpredpn ~ ~ iii Of she o. mortgage.
such lien shall be N. aid in law, and MOI affected y amy OF
vislo 5 Of this act shall not apply to OF III any way aneet TIE
remedy upon any contract now existing, or ludgmsnt rem
Sec. !. This actto be in force from ANA alter its passage
WILLIAM B. WOODS,
Speaker of the House Of Representatives.
MARTIN WELLER,
President OF the Senate.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-05-13
Pocket Books, wallets, &c.

4 LARGE assortment Of Pocket Books, Wallets,
=. PortmoQ!cs Esnzef's Cases., Note Books, 81, Just
received al 30. 5, Williams Block by
{ FLATT.
Telawarc. May s. Is5a I'll.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-05-13
LAWS o. OHIO.

OFFICIAL ~RDRLICATIoN-
No. 601 An ACT
Authorizing Courts to order Abstracts Of Legal Adver'
IjssTnenfs 10 be Published.
Seciori l. Re it ahactcd by tia General Assembly, O.
the State Of Ohio, Thst IN. addition to the advertisement
in all case& where legal adyerisemenis are now required
bv law 70 he publ isted in some newspaper. The several
courts Of this STATE may, when the Judges shall DEEM II
proper. order dat an afsiEaet Of such legal advertisements
be published in anne one Of the journals published in the
county. The fee for which shall ahcfaNed in the case as otIf+
er costs provided. however, that SUCH fee shall net exceed
one deifsr for each case : ~
Sec This act shall take effect and be in force from
and after It's passage.
WILLIAM B. WOOFS,
Speaker Of the House Of Representative.
r. BASSErT LASGDOS,
President, pro tenn, Of the Senate.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-05-13

sons iEts whose hands the same may been transferred ,or
into whose hands the same may have otherwise come, IL
snail be the duty OF such receiyerf to investigate fully all
the facts and Circumstance touching such transactions,
and Tor that purpose he is hereby authorized, if be
deem Unnecessary aid proper to to SO, to Issue subpe-
mas for any person found within The county. waere such
su5Penas shall be issued, Commanding them 10 attend
before him at a time and place, in such county, % be
designated Ia the subpoena, to testify. touching such
matters as may be enquifed of them by the receiver.
and snch Subpoena shalt be served bv the sheriff OF such
county, and the receiver NAV also insert IL zueh SubpH-
mas. a clause requiring the production before him ofsuch
books ard papers as may be designated therein and ne
shall have the same power to enforce obedience 10 such
subP@Has, and TO punish for disobedience thereto, and
for refusing 30 testify in such ease, that instises of the
peace are clothed with in all cases Of SUbpCeaas issued
by them
Secs. Sach receiver NAV institute snit in his own
name as such receiver, for all rights. credits. and effects
belonging to such banking company, in eitkef the court
and upon such suit being instituted, he shalt 6e in such
court a report of bis deinzs, together wIth The tesIimo-
ny taken up to that time as such receiver. ard al the
testimony shall stand II all respects as the testimony
taken by 4 master dHfy appointed IN sgch cas~. and
asa a new reference, to AXE IattheE testimony, aad the
court shall have full power 20 proceed on the ease as u
may deem proper, as in other Eases after reference and
report made by q master Provided that uathiug here
in contafRed shall be held 80 deprive any party t. such
suit OF frIai by jury whers such panty wcald have o=cn
entitled to 3 jury tEial, if the receiver had lied nc SUCH
report.
Sec. 1. This act shall take effect from and after its
passage
WILLIAM B. WOODS,
Speaker OF the House Of Representatives.
z. BASSEff L4NGDUN,
President pc TEN. OF the Senate.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-05-13

[No. 1911 AN ACT
To amend section 60 of an act passed May 3, 1852, enti-
tied can act to provide for the organization of cities
and iReol peFated villages"
SECTION l.. Be it enacted By tie Gsneral Assembly Of
TIE State Of Ohio I hat section sixty-niae OF an act en-
titled .tln act to provide for the Organization of cities
amended as to fead as follows: Section co. The quail
t6ed voters of each city of the second class shall elect
a City Marshal, who shall hold hia office for one lear; a
CITY Treasurer. who shall hold his Office for one year; &
City Clerk, who snail hold his Office for two years; and
a City Solicitor, who shall hold his Office for two wears.
Each of said officers shall continue in office until his
successor is elected and qualified, and shall have such
powers and perform such duties as are prescribed by
any ordinance of the city not Inconsistent herewith
Sea-. That the s: i'd original section sixty-nine be
and the same is hereby repealed.
Sec. 3. This act shall taks effect and be in force from
and after its passage
WLEIAM B. WooDs,
Speaker Of the House of Representatives.
MARTIN WELKER,
President of tbs Senate.
March 90, 1859.
sEeEzTAR9 Oh srArE's oFrlcr.l
CoLuMEUs. Match 90. 1859.
I herebr certify that the fore going acts are true copies
of tho original tolls on he in Ehis Office.
A. ?. Russell,
Secretary Of STATE.
AUpiroRis OFF1cE,f
ItELAwAHK,M May I9, 1859.
barely certify thRt the foregoing nets are correctly
copied from those published in The Ohio State Journal,
AID furnished me by tia Secretary of StHte.
I'll. w. CHAMBERLAIN,
Auditor of Delaware County.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-05-13
Tausic /! ggusic I
PRATT f. TYEEE'S
~ aShieAg Machine,

'E7rE Subscribers have obtaired Letters patent !, for .
= NASHlA MACHINE, which is cheap in its csnxtrt,c
;,gn, aud simpie IN rs arrangements. ,with tell kinds OF
NJshins, ir"m ths hra"iest CARPET and BedTOuflf ~ ths
finest muslin snt iaces can he easily ana yafeiv dens. ~'
4 n the xaftcns operations OF RI bB Nc. So DsfNG and
kINS3NG, can be neatly performed. Abe opprRter- need
not resert 70 zoe wash board BI,hns r&hSustns fheSr, over
nv tse simple act III Ni'niuE Soyauk conuuunrSfv tn onr
M. O. tt, IT. 80 hos are pAsSFG cAaiafv tbrnuSh he sYds
All as reitfT III S9ds arr SSpeLed, witch forces nut te
vars, ear ga silly 10 IT,.
cart co'iArs AMI r'-thapda eau he thoroughly cicansea
,%t,9"iH stsrti9g - spsch or braa%inS 4 baton In lees than
hl.5 4 ~" rGSS-feJ IN Vac v-tsaspart,
80 thls h.JInC - SOLD tqr We OK Price of SIX Dollars
= . w 7y.4'. 'nT ia "a re tinted States on receipt
! ~ a@5Fe s'"u hlTrishte aeuagSes 70 be pa4d ~
sd one> sros, tA iI:cacrta - thoae wiahias, % rur-
LIZ star All -cG1ty rlsals.
es~Ah = 4inaa,c,eons sgarr fo5 Machines Or Rights.
1AeftS4 hthf sRcScs4bf-s r-it:ev.t~ct immediate uttnitrn.
= b. PEAEI,
r<frSr*e-pRAINIED 8 BuKKiI6k. Patent a
: rs, Cleveland. Ohto.
fba msthin, can h. scera, ihr stop Of JouS MoElEcr.
"Avre persons washing "a cNsrsluu It are invited 70 call
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-05-13
Che Matkets.


ected weekly by +. E HILLS & sos, Wholesale and
Retail Grocers. No. I Williams Block.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-05-13

Another interesting letter from Mr.. f. G.
WEIGH, one of the Delaware Pixies Peak ad-
ventures, will be found in our columns to-day.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-05-13
Boots Z Shoes.

W0ULD respeetfnIly inform the Publie.of Della
~ ware and VICINITY that he has aU-g II store large and
vel Sc iected stock Of Boots Shoes, etc. which he now
oheTs 10 purchasers at extremely low prices. HIS entire
STOCK Is well adapted to the wants OF people of this vi
clnltE generally, and would call the attention Of purChas-
eTs 10 II before buying elsewhere. He is also prepared
TO take orders and manufacture, by experienced work
men ard Of the eesT material, work of ill descriptions
On snort notice, Repairing done as heretofore.
May ID, IS59--&tE.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-05-13
March "A, 1855
No. 73.7 AN c

No. Isl AN ACT
10 authorizes the sale of zurplns copies IF the laws,
Journals, and executive Documents.
FEcTIey /. Be ii enacted 5g t3e Geasrak .J5ssn5fy Of
tAe State Of Ohio, That whenever, in any county in ibis
State. the laws, journals and executive documents o.
Gered by law 10 be distributed have acculantsref, or
shall acenmaiate beyond the number repaired for Iumc-
diate distribution, aud FOR the probable tututa wants o.
sach county. the county com n issioneis shali authorize
the clerk of the court of common pleas of ssid comfy
TO 6isnose of gratujtousiv. 10 all public libraries within
the County as may be desired by them for library purpo-
ses. and TO soil sHch surplus copies 1t public sale, al
sueh time and place and uPen such previous ra1iee Is
they may require. The clelk shall pay all MONEYS arts
ing from such sales into the comfy treasury, and all such
moneys shall be considered 4 part Of the general Teven-
ne of The county. This act shall take effect upon its
passage.
WILLIAM B. OOD
Speaker of the House of Repre- Sentativss.
r. BASSEFT LANGBON,
~ President pro ten OF the Senate.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-05-13

mo. 10. AN ACT
To authorize County Commissioners tc fiji vacancies in
certain cases.
SECTION I. Be IT enaetedby the General assembly Of
the State Of Ohio, That in any county in this state where
the office of county coroner becomes vacant, it shall be
the duty of the county auditor of said county to notify
the commissioners CT such vacancy, and upon the re-
seipt of such notice, the commissioners shall pro
coed Immediately to fill such vacancy by he appoint
nent of a suitable person, who shall. after har-
ing given bond and taken an oath as now provided by
law, serve until abe next October election, or until his
successor is elected ard qualified. -
sec. 2. This act shall take effect and be in force
from and after its passage.
WILLIAM B. Woops,
Speaker of he House oil Representatives.
E. BAssETT LANGDoE,
President protein. of the Senate,
March Il, 1889.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-05-13
Dissolution,

WIN. C. WTNGET,
(Sucoessor to satags : W1nga)
TETILL continue the Mercantile Business at the
w Old stand OF the late firm, in
Williams Block No. 1,
Corner of Main & Henry SITS, Ostrander,
Where may be found a general and we'll selected assort-
ment Of
Dry Goods, Groceries, Queensware,
Hardware, Boots & Shoes,
Hats d Gaps, &c. &c.
Also, Patent Medicines;
A good stock-among which may be found the University
Family Medicines, consisting of Rowand's Mixture for
Liver Complaint, Fever AMI Ague, Dyspepsia &C. DR.. D.
Jayne's Medicines; DR.. Reavers Canker and Salt Rheum
Syrup; Perry Davis Pain Killer; DR.. Denig's Medicines;
Merchants CARING Oil; Dr.. Fsilsr's Iinnnent-and many
other n9iieines too numerous TO mention.
And now, dear friends, you see from the above that 1
am iabofing for your hath and eopfort, Will you all,
both rich and poor, please call and examine Goods and
Prices, before purchasing elsewhere. l will endeavor to
sell Goods as CHEAP AS CAN PoSABLf BE AFFORDED FoR REA-
DY PAY.
All kinds of Grain and Flax Seed received for Goods
and on debts oil the old f-c.
Osfander, April %, '6a--Ttf WI. c. WINGET.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-06-03
Religious Intelligence.

Rev. A. F. Clarke was installed pastor of
the Congregational church at Ludlow, May
llth.
At the Sabbath School Convention, held
at St. Adams May 18th, it was resolved to
hold another convention in some town con-
venent for Orleans, Lamoille, Caledonia and
Essex counties, and a committee appointed
to decide on the place it was also recon-
mended to all conscientious and county con-
terences to hold similar conventions. The
exercises were of an interesting and profit
able character addresses were made by
Rev. VIM. Runnels of Boston, giving an &C.
count of the establishing of Sabbath Schools
IN Kansas, Rev. Mr.. Morgan. the Chill
dren's Minister, Mr.. Pardee, agent of the
y. Y. Sunday School Union, and others.
Al the session of tho Troy oonfereuce Of
the NJ. E. church at Saratoga, just closed,
the following appointments were made for
this region.
BURLINGTON DISTRICT. j. b. SrRArroN,
iot NHuiSH, L. - S'o'-
bins, Burlington Pine Street church, d, B.
Mckenzie; Williston, d. W. Dayton Shell
burn, o. j. Squires Hinesburgh, j. Chase
Charlotte, b. ID. Ames; Starksboro, u. II,
Brown McKendree Petty, Professor in Yer
mont University, member of Burlington first
Church quarterly conference.
ST. ALBANs DISTRICT. Il. {. WELLS, L. L.
St. Adams. NJ. White; St. Adams Bay, 5.
d. Elkins; Georgia and North Fairfax, j. +;
Crowl; Milton, E. B. Huff, Cambridge and
Waterville, A. Lyon, Sup one to be sup.
Essex, J. d. White, Underhill, A. ii. Hous-
niger, WIN. IL. Hyde, Westford, Mission,
A. II. Seavcr; Colchester, l.. NJ. Fisher; \.
S, Cooper, sup. Winooski, Mission, ii. I.
Austin; Waterbury, Israel Luce; Waterbury
Centre, B. Cox; Stowe, W. r. Puher, Al
burgh Richard Morgan. Isle La Motto, Ed
ward 4. Titus; North Hero, l., A, lampher,
Grand Isle, Seth Bulls; johnson, 4. =.
Truax.
Rev. W. A. Miller goes to Brandon
The General Convention of Congregational
Churches for the State of Vermont, will he
held at Vergennes, June 2lst.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-06-03
EMILRANTS TO LIBERIA.

The Colonization Jomndi gives an account
of the sailing from New York, May "a, of the
bark Mcndi with company of forty-iivc
colored persons destined for an African home.
Among these were merchants, mechanics,
farmers, and nearly all were of New York,
several among the most respectable class OF
New York S colored poplation.
Tncy did not 90 as cxilcs-nor as yielding
to any oppression-but as seekers after per-
sonal advantages, or after opportunities OF
Christian usefulness The interest manifest
ed in them by relatives and friends, attestcd
to their high worth.
The bark Mendi was not chartered by the
Colonization Society, but by Il firm oi color
ed men, long resident in New York, Mcssrs.
John d. johnson, Joseph H. Turpn & Chos.
b. Dunbar, who have formed a co-partner-
shin for African trade, and take out a large
cargo of goods, of over 500, 900 in value.
The Mendi having left the wharf on Mon
day, was taken down to Sandy Hook by II
stcam-tug on Tuesday evening, Oath May,
and went of with fine fair wind. y large
company were present Monday to see her leave
the wharf. and bid farewell to friends-man-
ifcsting deep and friendly interest. About
thirty Of the relations and personal friends of
those departing, accompanied them in the
tug. Religious services Were held ON the
Mcndi in the morning, the Scriptures read,
a hymn sung, and prayer offered, commend
ing them to the Divine protection and bless
ing.
When the flag of Liberia was raised to the
masthead, the white star on its ground oil
blue. it was hailed with cheer after cheer,
in which those who were expecting to live
under its protection seemed scarcely more
enthusiastic than were the friends who ac-
companied them.
Two other vessels with emigrants for Lihc-
ria are now on their way thither one from
New Orleans, conveying 30 slaves OF MIR.
John McDonough's cstate-to liberty and
Liberia one from Baltimore, afording a
passage for 1873 cmigrant%, chiefly emancipa-
ted slaves, but partly consisting of intelligent
free colored men from Pennsylvania.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-06-03

dent for ordering the sale of the public lands
in time of great depression, protest a
ooinst any action which would subject adopt
cd citizens to greater disabilities than the
naturalization laws of the United States i'm
pose and 60 for Pacific railroad.
There was considerable difference of opn-
ion on the resolution in favor of territorial
independence from the General government.
Considering the terms of the Kansas-Ncbras-
ka Bill, under which a large portion OF the
Kansas people went into the territory asking
only TO be allowed to do what that Bill pro-
posed to allow them to do, although the
violence and frauds pcrpetratcd under the
eyes and by the connivance and countcnance
of the officers of the Administration, soon
rroyed that the professions of the bill were n
hollow cheat, it is not to be wondered at,
perhaps, that the convention adopted such II
resolution, although the republicans of the
States will dissent from it, generally. Indeed
the resolution, in its terms, seems to us to
make Territory an.independcnt sovereignty
quite as much as State is,-and in some
respects more so.