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New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-05-18

To Sylvester L Carey, Tiara J Carey J.
W Gary JssePk Cares "a. r. Carey RI h.
ard Bue. mister, snd Vottoire Aveyill Defs~.
dn~ts:
Won will rlesss take notice that there IL
new on fls in the Office Of RE clerk Of
the district court If Howard County Iowa, =
,ettisn Of A. ~ Payne claim NJ IT YOU the
foreclosure At DEED IN The nature Of mort
cage and that NO perecnal clais 10 made ags.
INST any ofss defend. ants except eaia S. 7.
Casey. and that mile ven appear and tsas-
wer thereto On or telor. the morn NJ Of the
seCoRd dnv If the next term Of sad court.
vour default will 10 entered and adsorss ron
dered against You thereon. -
WlLLCTT& BURDr <,
Solicitor tor Petitioner. n3e-lw
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-05-18

N LlSTkI-T COURT Or TO AHU CU.,
IOWA.
T. +, !" e.; I: s.'' ;. ia Equity
H B. Roberts.
To l. B. Gates, 4 II. B. R.bsrts Defendants:
You will please take nutics thst there il
now on fl. in the of6ce Of the Clerk IT the
District Court OF Howard county Iowa, a p..
t;t;on OIL w Gates. Ak ng that deed exc
cutea by B. Gste~, to H. B Robert" BY viii
eli Lot No two u block NJ. Forty one in the
Village Of We non Spr'ngA Howard Co., Iowa
Wa conveyed b esnseled and held for nsu-
sht that y.u the said {. B. Gates bereq.ired
n specifically psrfos = your eoat-aet with the
sail plaintiff kr tie ssls Il ( sa.d lot TO lin
and kur other rslsit sad that unlsss ysu spps-
ar asd answer thereto u or before the NOR
ming Of the sesond day Of the next tern Of
said court your default will bs entered ard >
decree rendered q prayed FIR in id petition.
VIII LETT 4 BURDICK,
Solicitors for Psttoosr
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-05-18
Old cold TENN RE-POINTED!
PRICE FIFTY CENTS.

Enclose the Pen IN letter with Cssh or
Portage Stamps. Tho return mail will bring
The Pen a. GOOD q new.
70 Editors giving this advertisement az
insert on. during the year lsso. ed nv ding
a copy. shall receive . superior Gold Pen II
Payment. address STONE T. BALt,
Syracute. N Y.
~We viii vouch fcr the fi,ld !mert -, the
above on the part Of Measrr Stone 4 Rail.
G K. TKUAlR < Co,
n4o-e Proprissors s. racuss journal.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-05-18
DR. GUSTAV LIENARD'S.
TASTE RESTORA TRIO HES.
THE CAEAT-
Substitute for Tobacco.

"t ~ well known ood 'Doootrovoyta-
BILE TACT that uss Of T"bssco 10 The pronotisg
cAuas # many Of the n"se severe
Mental s"d Physirsl Disorders,
To which the race Of mss 10 subject, - care.
f,l analysis and long and careful sxperieace
hare clearly proven that il contains certain
narcotic and poisono:s properties, most dam
ssrous il their elects. which By entering 10.
TO the biol dssan9s the functions and 0ps.
rstioas Of the heart seusing many 70 suppnse
th It srgan 70 10 ssr;ouAly d:sessed.
Tobacco a1sets alas Ne entire nervous sys.
ten nan;fese;ng itsslf-ss Ill whe hsve ussd
the uoxious weed will bear testm nv in
Lassitude. Nervous lrritabillity. Water brnsh
Dyspepssis. and many Other disorders of .
1nila1 character.
THE TASTE RESTORATIVE TROCHES
Are designed 10 eountsrsct these bassfu in.
husnees. and have proved completsly success
full in q multitude Of cares ard hene,e r
used. Being harmless in themselves they ex
ert beneficial effect upon the ens;re system
restoring the taste which has become VT ated
or destroyed BY great ,ndu gencs. o,~pletsly
rsmovine the irr;tat on and accompanying
tickling sensation Ut the throas-whseh arc
always consequent upon sbsts in;ng TRIM the
sss Of Tobacco, and BY giving . healthy,
toss 70 The stomach, in1goratine the whole
system.
Persons who are irretrisvably undermining
their constitutions and shorten NJ their lives,
should mao these Trochea imm. d ately and
throw ~ the injurious and unpleasant habit
Of Tobacco Chewing f@fs
Thsss Treshss OF Lossaesrs are pat up in .
Convenient and por1able fSrm at ne Low price
or so cents Per boz. A liberal scount to
The trade. IL L
lPrepsrsd &'lsly By tia undeMiened 10 whom
al orders sht.ul. he addressed.
JAMES F. BOWERS. Druggist
Cor. I'd & Race Sts, Philadelphia
RDAny editor or publisher inserting Oh
above adserti' meRt H'r ore ear. shall rscs.
i've in payment thereof 7Nesty Dollars worth
Uf any kind Of Printing Ink, for sale BY
Mes.rs Day & Bro, Oft ]. city, q cash prices
TIE INE to be subject 10 the publishsr's order
: tho expiration 81 every three n, aths; sael
publication to-be ssut regularly, sddre+ scd =
vyjastSi Nsvs xsttsr ts3S-ly)
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-05-18
=GEORGE ECK.

nEALER in groceries Of all kinds inclu.
II ding the staple articles Of csf'ee, cand.
!cs. cinnamon, crackers, candy. cigars, dried
'ruit, friction matches, green apples. mola~se,
nuts rais;ns rice. soape, sugars. spices. sal.
eratus. starch, syrup, sslt, teas. black and
green, tobacco. plug, smoking aud 6ne.cut.
Produce taken in exchange for goods-mar.
ket prices pa d. [nlO
First door below the Post OAce, Nv Ore.
gnn. Iowa.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-05-18
A0VU LIS
Sarsapa lila
AND
s1't j. H.
BLOO.3 4 LIVER
- T.7UR.


to cure tho following
diseases, having their
or gin in q d,-.ordcr-
ed state Of the blood
Scrofnla. letter or
Salt gheum, Scald
Head. Canker. Ulcer
atoms and En- rg.
meats If the Join ia.
Csncerous Tnmore.
KpS's Evil Erysip-
e!ss, St. AEthony's
Fire. White Swellings
Obstinate Eruptions,
P,mPlss on the Face,
Blosches, Plstules.
kheumutissa. D spep-
sia. etc; Syp 'ilhtis
and Mercur:al Aztec.
tons are cured; Chic.
rosis or Obstruction
IN Females, Leucor.
rhea or Whites are
relieved BY the Use
Of this medicine.
The medical pro-
psrsies Of Sarsapr.lls
IN conjunction with
StihnE:4 are we'll
known BY all medical
n,en to bs the best
compound yet ai.cov.
cred to cleanse and
purify II, blood. and
Grad cate all humors
from the system.
We have given the
Recipe to most phys
icians in the country,
tina. they may know
what they are using;
and will continue to
send j: by mai! to
those jesirous ofknow
ing the ingredients
enteripginto ito com
position that they
may p-escr::.e it in
sheir practice.
This preparation
stands ct the head of
tho list Of remed,e.
for curing all diseases
arising from 'mpur;ti-
o. in the blood Or Ia
sased matter lu.kipx
in tie system.
Tho.,sands who
have used the 2tillin.
gia and Ssrsapsrilla
vii! testify 70 it, -
narkshls effects IN
rsao1ug Ill inpuri-
tisa from { cir blood.
giving tone and viror
20 the whole humsu
frame. and restoring
. healthy action II ill
the functions Of the
BODY
Tao test;
received in its favor
from many members
Of tho Medical facul.
~ would. we're We to
prblish them I'll 4
large volume.
Il 10 prepared m
der the supervision Of
one Of the Oldest and
best practical chem
ists in the Country.
(Mr. w. s. Merrill:
Cincinnati.) ~ A. to
insure al uniformity
VI CVtnPs"ItsOn Sn0
purity IN all the in
gradients.
Asa spring remedy
to purify and cIesnse
tho blood. | .sviag il
free from al humors
and 'mouritv, we a..
sort With esn6 dence.
there 10 no better
MedicinA
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-05-18

?. y. nvNsNa, " ro.w. 1IvRrE
New Oregon Steam Saw Mill,
Mun.ss Z Hsres. r-oysist~vs. ha~s con
SANITY % hand q gns1 sssortusat eflrmhse
I'D ~ eAsap astAs Ghssp~A iiy.l
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-05-18
l)r. Hairs
B 4 / s 4 Ne
lures ali D,~oases
OFTHC
Il U ~. q -.
AND
7 d r o AT
For III. Cure r.


Wasting Of Flesh.
Night Sweats, Spit
ting Blood, Nhoopine
Coughs. InAlenza.
Psth'sic. Pain in the
Side. and all Diae.~e.
of the Lungs. 1T rs
| ENEQUILED.
Halls Lang Bs sam
IN o. cases, gives the
beat satisfaction.
Has wrought more
cares since its into.
drction than anv
other cough med:-
cine.
l. endorsed by or
leadiag physicians Us
the safest and hest
remedy row before
) the pull 6.
| IL safe to use
amsnG children, and
yet powerful in cases
IT chronic pulmonary
disease.
Brings in rert:6cat.
es almost daily Of it,
wonderful cures in
oil parts Of the
country
There Is no med.
enc within orr
knowledge that ha.
acquired % great and
wide spread populari.
ty. in 80 short a space
Of time. ~ DR..
| HALLS BALcdN
FOR THE LUNGS
tt !alsam'e and
healing properties
are magical. Il il
highly expsctorant
and tonic 1t contains
not . gram Of opium,
or morphine, the mar.
cstie and Astringent
properties Of which
have ere ated 20 much
preju lice against SIN.
liar prer.rations.
| We believe that a
medic ne Possessing
real merits will eject
cures when ever it j.
used. 1t home. ~ we'll
~ abroad. Dr.. Halls
Balsam for the lungs
fs M parsgoric prep
sratiou. but one
which Il used in eea
son. y, ] save the lives
Of thousands. The
- ost dixtrsaain E
cough i frequently
relieved bv . single
does, and broken up
IN . 6~ hours time.
The afflicted do not
have to take bottle
after bottle b lore
they End whether
this remedy VII If.
ford relief or not.
Hear what Phvsic.
ians say Of Dr.. Halls
bal-a,n. Says one: 'f
with confidence. reco-
m m . n d the Ba'-
sam a. superior to
any other preparation
Savs another: Il. have
ussd It with uniform
snsceas. and can cor.
hdent Y recommend
It for al' thoae com.
plants for which il IL
offered - . ren,edv.'
Still another writes:
i have no h~sitation
in saying hat tbs =
SAYS. C'o.vrHIcnr
and very e6eseious
medicine"
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-05-18

"A VNN1 NAhSSA0Es Nv nv
lowing message was handed into
the telegraph Office 'once on
t;rac:'-"To- Third Epistlc
of John 18th and l4th verse. Sign
Cd" BY reference to the tex,
it will be seen that there is quite a
respectable letter contained in the
verses designated, and = sms !
amount Of money saved, viz: Il
had many things to write, but ]
crust shall shortly see thee and
we shall speak face to face. Peace
be to thee. Our friends salute thee
Greet the friends by name"
The Tribune tells a tale of a
Republican dog, who is sent reg.
ularly to newsstand for the NOR.
ming papers. 1t says that he Gu
,ls his tail CONTEMPORARY at the
Times, but is greatly elatcd when
the Tribune is placed in his mouth
This only proves that he is dog
sea acvotee Of party. He likes
to wear a collar and follow 4 mas
ter himself, and he naturally pre-
fers a paper thaa docs the same
thing. Besides, the Tribune must
remember that he can't read,-he
judges newspaper, like everything
else. by the sen >e Of smell, and the
stronger the scent the clearer the
case IAN I not = dog and a
5brother!" is probably the excla-
nation that arises to his tail when
he sees, or rather nose, that the
Tribune is before him. We hav-
emit the slightest doubt but that
he is good dog. and good Re-
publican dog-but We can't say
that we should subscribe for q
Newspaper on the strength Of his
judgment.-N Y. Tines.
A phrenologist has been exami-
nins Queen Victoria's head and
says that he find. the bump of ad,
hesiveness sadly deficient, if it ex-
listed there at all. In justice, how.
ever, to this gentleman, we must
state that the Queen head under
examination was postage stamp
COMPLIMENTARY surPEa 70
A complimentary supper was
given to H'enan after the fight,
when a number Of letters from
distinguished men were read.
Much disappointment was ex-
pressed by the Hon. Horace Gree
ey, as it WIS thought he might
have given Heenan some useful
hints on home protection.
A long letter from General Ja..
Watson Webb was received. The
upshot Of it was that the true way
to fight was to avoid fighting.
James Gordon Bennett, Esq,
wrote simply that he did not write
for anything besides the Herald.
except the New York Ledger; and
therefore, he could not send them
a letter.
Judge Douglass sent a long e.
say on Squatter Sovereignty; but
Heenan and Sayers both said they
would prefer to fight any time
rather than read it.
An express train Of thirteen
cars arrived, loaded exclusively
with letter from Gov. Wise, in
which His Excellency stated that
it was the eleventh Of the same
length which h. had u,.;AAan H.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-05-18
JOHN D. PARK.
PROPRIETOR.

Dealer in Patent Medisines, Fancy Goods,
and Toilet artielea ia Lake Street. Chicago.
/. To whom al' orders should be addressed
Sold BY J. s. LAWYER, New Oregon levs
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-05-18
CHRISTIES AGVE BALSAM.
CHPISTIES AGUE BhLSAA
The h"sf A gre Cure in use

The h~sf A. ne Cure in use
HRlSTiE'S A Remedy prepared BY .
Regular Ihv.'cian.
AGCE A preparation free from al
mineral ingredients.
BALSAN. Equally efFcctual in AGue.
and Chill Fever.
When talsn according to directions. II 4
sure cure It FEVER 4 b,lisat-s the patient
like other RENE lies. In . pleasant, effective
and safe remedy for Children
It has stronger esrt.6oates than any ether
remedy.
When once used it will ever after be sought
for.
Dr.. H. c. Daniels Napervil'e. III Sept 4
lass, seyE Your Ague Balssm gives the
best satisfaction Of any Aeue med cine that
has ever be~n in the country Itcuree in cvs-
~ case, 20 far rs have card from. oonld
send 20" many Certificates. but it proves it,
own seod virtues in tho cure If Agus.
JOHN D. PARK. Proprietor,
l24.Lsks Street, chiesSo.
ssld by ell Druggist =
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-05-18

I'll ~ H.
" ~
14zE
sEs5sss@sSS=.aasEsl=z.szz7szEs5s
II "A NUV ANL y 1nOAN,
Agent for tho Sale #
FAIRBANKS SCALES,
AND
Keep. .e......,y Q. hand full, ...sr.n... Of
IRON AND ~ Ex..
Especial attention !: r: :s 70 the quality
D.el De- O. -.
-, :,
Also y NE
p. 49,. ,..,;... .,.;.,. =, -. a..
BL RGH COAL,
ne ss's Sse''sy, n ~ Sssas'ey.
AnnsD f RIM, xArAs IN
S"~"~ ''''"3~' :"
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-05-18
IN DISTRICT COURT OF HUNARD Co.
IOWA.
Pete, Case.

r. PEER Case, Defendant.
SIR-vou are hereby maihsd that ther.
~ "iiI he IN 6ls n the Office oithe clerk
Of the district court OF the County If Howard
Iowa. ~ or before he tenth day oil June mex
u p tition Of Chas. G Il, CLAIM, ng If you tn.
aim If three hundred and twenty dcllarr a,
money due him on two prnm;esery mute.
mace by you to him with interest on ,le san.s
1T the rate Of ak per cont per annm sine.
he raid note became due. and that unles,
YOU appear and =. swer thor. to ~ or betik,
IN moru;sa Of the second day Of tho mex
term Of the district court tn 'e he'd in sai,
county your default will 10 entered aud inds
ment rendered against ysa thereon - rrayst
for in the said petition.
Dated 1t Nsw Oregon Iowa, May 10, ls
p FL ". R. MEAD.
Atkv for Plaintiff snlo.AO ,
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-05-18
STATE OF IOWA HOWARD COUNTY.
c. M. Heuder.sa < Co.
vs.
Tennay l. Burdsa'l, }

To Messrs 1eM,,sy T. BurdsdN:
, iu1s sS'of that :ss,s
the district court OF Ho. ard osnty Iowa,
the petition Of c Nj. Henderson & Co. ela:m-
nc Of you the sun, Of three hundred and forty
and 30 100 dol lars A. in't'y due them 4 ON
you tn book account, and that writ OF a..
tachmsnt has issued to aid in the collect on OF
sad uebt and unless you appear and answer
thereto on or before the morning Of the sec.
Ond day ot tho next tenn If the district court
to be holden in tad county, your default
will bs entered and y judgment rendered
against you thereon.
F. H. JEWETT,
ATTY. for Pa ntiff n4n-Aw
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-05-18
THE ESTION ARTS ES.
r u READY

ITO adm;tthat eastern men are a thick in
L New Oregon rs biackbecres are in Sep
'emhe'. and. that A. J. M;n.cy has cpens,
"a lor shop in New Oregon. opposite the store
If NJ uason l. P cree, where he will hold him.
~e fready at all tines to give those fa,sr;ss
him With their patronage the most rart'e La
ID to suit.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-05-18
IN DISTRICT COURT HOW ARD COUNTY
IOWA
John who''h.",
Lyman $. Pick.

10 L. 07N ! TSeE, Be1eNddne.
SIR you are hsrby nos.6el that there will
~ he % Gle il the nlics Of The clerk III
the district sourt Of Howard county Iowa. on
or before the 10 h day If June 1860, petit
ion Of iohn Wholehan. claiming of you the
sum If one hundred and eighty dollars ~
sonev just Y due him 90 your promi.sory
aot. dated May 9TH 1855, together with iate.
rest thereon At the rate OF ven per cent per
anum Fl n and stree tho 4th day Of MAY
1883. and unless you appear at the next term
Of the strict court To be held a said county.
on or before the morning Of tho second day
thereof and answer thereto our default vi !
b~ tered and judgment rendered sKa;.st
yo', thereon with eo~ts ot his action
w. r. MEAD. Atty for Pa ntif [nAol
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-05-18

BROAD AXE"
Beiors purchasing elsewhere.
NcCREGOR February i7th. issoyi
THEGREATEST DISCOVERY
OF THE AGE.
IMPORTANT TO TORA co rHEWCRS!
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-05-18

cars arrived, loaded exclusively
with letter from Gov. Wise, in
which His Excellency stated that
1t was the eleventh Of the same
length which he had written that
tlay.
Henry Ward Beccher wrote /.
very brief note recommending
Heonan to use a Sharp's rifle
VIM II Seward sent a letter in
his own hand, warmly urging Hee
nan to stick to the Hyer law, and
Sayers would fare a. Yankee Sui
Ivan did.
Col. Fremont wrote to Heenan
to give Saycrs Jesse, and be care
ful not to get ''stuns."
Here the wires failed,)
There is . lawyer in Plymouth,
New England, so excessively hon:
est that he puts all his flower
pots out over night, so detern.iud
i he that everything shall have
it, dew.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-03-21
RIVER NEWS.

The course of the river opposite this port
is still downward, though the recession continues
gradua the fall for the twenty.fOur hours ending
last evening being only four or five inches leaving
about eleven and half feet in the channel hence To
Louisville. At Pittsburg the Ohio was slowly ris-
ing last evening" with six feet and seven inches water
The weather would have been pleasant yesterday
but for the dust, which blew in clouds into every
ones eyes, and rendered business at the Wharf more
quiet than IL would otherwise have been,
Freights light for the upper ports, but active
for St. Louis and New Orleans ct these figures:
4jc Flour 25c. Pork and Lard 35c; Pound Freights,
81. LoIis-Iieavy Pound Freights. 2jc per 100 lbs;
Whisky and OIL 6jc. per barrel; Stoves, 2)c; Ale,
ErGnsriIieEwhislsy and Oil, 6Oc. per barrel.
NashriHe-Whsky, per bril-, 1ic.; ClOycrseed, 60c
Ale 6Oc Flour i5c Pound Freights, 3Ot iOc per lOO
Cdiro.-Whisky and Oil. SOC, per barrel; Pound
Freights 20c. per 100 pounds.
Neo OTLedns.-Whisky and Oil, sl Flour, 6Oc.; Po-
tatocs and Apples, 45c; Pork 6jc.; Bacon in hhds,
2Jc. and other Pound Freights, 23Oc per 100 lbs.
Keg Lard, lSc.; Horses $40 per head.
STEAMBOAT REGISTER.
Arrirdb-Jacob Strnder, Louisville; Priorcss, Mad
ison; Melrose, Maysyille; Bostona, portsmouth; 3
crty Wheeling; Boston, Big Sandy; Swallow, Mari.
etta Belle Creole, Nashville.
Departures. 49, Jacob Struder, Louisville; PriOress
Madison; BOstuna, Portsmouth; Boston, Big Sandy
A. w. Quarter, Kanawha Liberty, Wheeling; u
+. Sass and Fort Wayne, New Orleans; Mariner, st
Louis Hastings and Poland, Nashville; s. 7. lib
herd Iuuisyillp
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-03-21

STRIKE AMONG THE DRIVERS ON THE PAssES-
GER STREET RAILwAY.-The drivers on the
Passenger Street Railway were informed yes
terday that hereafter their salaries would be
reduced from 81 30 to 81 20 per day. In con-
nection with this, and for the purpose of still
further reducing their expenses, the directors
of the road have concluded to reduce the
number of their employees.
Heretofore they have had three drivers and
conductors for two cars which run from six
o'clock until half past eleven; now they pro-
pose not only to reduce the pay of these men,
but TO have but one driver for each car thus
keeping the men on duty eighteen hours out
of twenty-four. This the drivers refused to
submit to, and forthwith left their positions
in body.
Some difficulty occurred yesterday in con-
sequence of this action, and the conductors
were obliged to drive their own cars as we'll
as collect the fare. One or two persons who
were found to be capable of accepting the
rates that were offered under the circum-
stances, were hurled Indignantly from the
cars by the outraged employees. We have
been informed that the same rule will take
effect on the City Passenger Street Railway,
and, we presume, with like result.
The payment seems to us too small as it
was, for the length of time the drivers are
compelled to remain on duty, and we suggest
to the Directors the propriety Of exercising q
small proportion Of generosity, at least to
those who are in their employ.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-03-21
Letter from Hon. Edward nnte..

81. LOUIS, March 20.--Hon. Edward Bates
has addressed letter to the Missouri dele
gates TO the Charleston Convention, In reply
TO interrogatories propounded to him by
them. II will appear in to-morrow's Demo-
erdL The main points are as follows:
He has no new opinions on the subject Of
the extension of slavery, and none formed
with reference TO the present array Of parties.
He is coeyal with the Missouri question Of
1920. He formed his opinions then, and has
not changed them since.
At the time Of the Revolution, and long
after, slavery was regarded as an evil, tenn
porary in its nature, and likely to disappear
in the course of timei yet, while IL continued,
il was a misfortune to the country, socially
and politically.
Slavery is a social relation, domestic in
stitution. II exists by local law; the Federal
Government has no control over it in the
States.
The Territories are subject and subordi-
nate, not supreme like the States. The
nation is supreme over them. He is opposed
to the extension of slavery, and in his opinion
the spirit and policy of the Government
ought to be against its extension. The Con-
stitution does not carry slavery into the
Territories nor anywhere. Itonly acts upon
it where it is established by local law. The
Dred Scott case only decides that Scott was
not a citizen. The opinions Of the Judges,
beyond this, are extra-judicial and Of no
authority. The questions discussed by them
were political, not within their cognizance,
and belong to and could be disposed of only
by the political departments. The discussion
was most unfortunate, rs it produced dam
gerous conflict between the coordinate
branches of the Government
He favors the colonization Of the free blacks
TO the American tropics, the Homestead Bill
and the immediate admission of Kansas; per-
the construction of Pacific Railroad under
the auspices of the government. He is graft
fed that his name has only been used in a
spirit of harmony and peace, and 70 prevent
division and controversy among those who
ought to be united. He has neither sought
nor held any political Office for twenty-five
years. and is satisfied with the honors already
paid him by the public.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-03-21
ADJUSTMENTS.


PKE's 0PERA-HoUsE.-Th large audience
at the 0pera-honsc last evening highly pleased
with Mrs Walters pcrsonation Of "Meg Merrilics,"
which, though fine and highly artistic perform
ance, could not be ranked with Charlotte Cushman's
transcendenty great performance oft sahle char
actor, Apart from "ncs,y there is little in the
musical drama M n Is called to awake interest or
prolong the attention. and therefore the other parts
are hardly worth mention.
This evening Othe1o Is to be presented, with u
fine cast, Mrs. Waller elactiug lagoi Mr.. Waller
the Moor" and Mrs. Conway as Desdemona"
with the other parts well filled. The afterpece will
be the charming petite comedy Of Perfection, with
Viola Crocker, AddiO Proctor and Dovidge, in the
principal chafactefs.
WooD's THEATER.--The audience at Wood S
last evening was fair, but not large, and seemed
satisfied with tile programme presented. Tonight
The Hidden Hand will be presented again, with the
extravaganza entitled Varieties; Mr. Chanfrau op-
pearing In both pieces.