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John A. Fisher, Paducah.
DEPARTED.
John A. Fisher, Paducah.
CITY NOTICES.

Messrs. GREEN & Co. Union street have the latest
issues of the New York Mercury and Frank LesIies
Illustrated Ne,rspdpar.
We call the attention of all interested to the sale
of Tea sets, Motto cups and saucers. Mahogany and
Rosewood writing desks, Wax and China dolls
Also large assortment of fancy articles suitable
for the Christmas Holidays. Sale to take place at
p College street, opposite the Sewanee House, at
10 o'clock A. NJ
Also, special sale Of fancy articles at g O'Clock
Pm.
GEx7LzxENs CLoruING.-I have now very large
and splendid stock of fine clothing. Of every des
crpton. which l am selling at very low prices for
Cash.
just received lot Of gentlemen's shawls, Of fine
quality, which were bought very low for cash, and
viii be sold accordingly at wholesale or retail.
Gro. B. ABBOTT,
dec9-lm. 30 College St
MoNEY-An kinds OF money taken at par for
guns pistols, and every description Of hardware.
dccg-Im. McCAIL& FALL
Partner wanted with from 1000 to 1900 dol
lars cash. in Ready Established Business which
pays 900 dollars and more year. gentleman,
and business man, with good city reference, viii
please address Robert. r o.
Nov. Is. lSGG-tf.
PANIC STRUCK"
Intending to reduce what is certainly the largest
Stock of
TOBACCO AND CIGARS
in the State will sell from this time |
without Regard TO Profits!
J. W. LANGLEY,
PGR A Uhion street.
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BOSTON. Dec. 1s.--A strong address to the psoule
OF Massachusetts is published this morning shovripo
the cnstitutionality Of the Personal Liberty H
and RECOMMENDING is repeal The address is signed
Sy tairty-hye geatlemen, ineiudng ek hisf Justice
Shaw, Hon. B. R. Curtiss State Judge Of the United
States Supreme Court; ex-Governor Lincoln, Cliff
ford, Washburn, Gardner and others, eminent citi-
zens representing nearly every county il the STATE
Al the quarterly meeting Of the Irish Charitable
society last night. after the transaction of the usual
business, strong Union resolutions were unanimous
~ adopted and several able and patriotic ADDRESSES
were made The meeting was fully attended
= WASHINGTON, Dec. l9.-HoUsE-The House met in
Committee on the Deficiency Appropriation bin.
SENATE-Slidell denied that he ever charged Bueb-
a, win imoecillty or the authorship Of the pres
eh5 crisis, as reported By telegraph
Htenters bill from the Committee on Finance
IIANhe appropriations for the payment Of invalid
ana other pensions, and support Of the NiIisarv
Academy, passed
From Raleigh, n. C.
RALEIGH, \. u Dec. ls-The bill for arming the
debate, BY vote Of Al te 3. It comes before tbe
House tO-morrOw- There Is much ar,y,iet -s,,o7;
the Federal Relations. The Oommissi4na-s f--,1S
Alabama aud Mississippi arrived today. a Demo
cratic caucus is to be held to-day. IT -
Outward BOund
NEw YORK, Dec. l9.-The steamer Asia sailed for
Liverpool to day. She took no specie.
Italy and GaribaIdi.
NE| YORK, Dec. lS.-A large an5 enthusiastic
meeting was held at Cooper Institute for ItaIv anil
1aribaldi. ~
arrival.
New YORK Dec. l9.-The steamer Atlanta, iron,
liverpool brings SsjOOOO specie.
River News.
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COUGHs. The sudden chsnges OF climate
Of PULMONARY, BRoECHIkL and AsHATC AFFECTIONS Expe
rencs proved that simple remedies often act speedily
and certainly when taken IN the early Of the deass
should at be hadto Br00aS RrOncGZ 7roche
or Lozenge let the Cod Cough Irritation of the Throat
ever Slight by this precaution serious attack may
be eectuAy led PUBLc sPEAKERs and SINGERS will
find them edctua for clearing and Strengthening the voice. See
advertisement noV24-d&W6m
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The Sparta CO,,stdJdioaaltst learns that in Bledsoe
co unity, in this State cattle dying in considerable
numbers. supposed to result from the rust ON the
corn stalks as the fatality is limited to those which
are pastured on fields from which the has been
recently gathered.
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Specie
-..-. II Silver
Ws-nWgnwn2n

Land Warrants.
30 Acres per sale 100 Acres per sal
60 - " g sale 100 - - F" sal
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NATHAN n. EDWARDs,c EM,
useiS D" ~4s-prsiee 80 Of said Court

IN CHANCERY COURT AT DRESDEN
y hOr Weaksey County, State of Tennes-
sees--OrtIna Injunction Bi-Order Of Pubication-Tbom
As ass vs. David Moore. John Yaneuler William
anu James IL Bakeman. FiOm the afiav bill in this
ca appearing 20 the CLERK MGster OF said Court that
sad David Moore, and John Yaneuer,
resasn or said State Of Tennessee s is thrsoe By
said Clerk and saE.er that this order uubsbed o. o me
esssiye Eseks IN The Wy Union and American, eEspaper
PuDned IN tie city Of Nashville. State Aforesaid Commanding
Tie said hJOre and Fancul their ansaer pleas r de-
murs 70 said bill, before the term q said Chaneey
court 10 be es al the Court House Dresden fer
Heaky county, State Of Tennessee second Monday Of
January, lc6l, said bill and all thins ersi viii b taken
for against them and for hearing a. 10 them sxpagte
al cid term Of sad c1ur This December STU 1850. "a true
copy fro tie Oder Book
NATHANN. EDWARDS AN.
dsclj '6l-E4,-pr's Zee 50 ofs,id Q surt
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upon all who the victims of gene
raj debility mental physical depression rosraton
system neglected disease or hereditary mslady =;
Wright's ReiuVenatfbg Elixir will assaredly
Danish hidden Of class OF these nsidou aec
tons altogether modern discovery made by the
most EN- nent physicians day. Searso study
pertinent laboratory needed to bring this marvellous
medicine to perfection composed OF the sub
tile vegetable and acts duplex and adapting mode
upon the system being at the same time expean and in
vgoraa both cnsss and reoganzes the vital functions
body Sold by all reSpec table druggists throughout
United States and Canada.
j. WRIGHT q CO., sole Proprietors New ORLEANS, La.
Soda by all druggists in Nashville. dee2-dtw&wlm
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The MCErREEsBoEo' News of yesterday contains
the vaejictory Of friend, the Rev. q. T. REN-
pERSoN who has been connected with that paper as
It's editor for nearly years, and during the great
er portion of the time publisher also. lie has
made the NcrS one of the best papers in the State.
We part with him with regret, assuring HIM that in
his retracy he carries with him the good wishes Of
a host of friends. lie is succeeded by DR.. r. ".
FAN. who is d" by birth aud education southern
man a life long Democrat, and has had an expert
ente Of two years m editorial life" We wish tie
new editor pleasant and prosperous connection
with the NelrS.
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D. a. FAHNEsTOCK,S VERmIFuGF.
FOR TAPE-WORM.

MrssRs B. A FAHEEsTocK 4 Co.
Gentemen:-Some years since recommended A. Fahne-
stocks Yermfage my relative, Mr. Charles West Jefferson
county, Mississippi for child, eighteen old which
supposed to be dying from fits, He gave three via
which Thought from tapeworm Ioay Oaseet long, and
cured the child This preserved, have shown
planters in this and the a5nng oounties sold thous
andR OF bottles Of your Rermige with perfect satisfaction
purchasers this will be Of service in calling attention
your valuable remedy, you are Al liberty to use it,.
JAMES P. HARPER,
AE. OF the frm OF Harper & Son, Druggists,
Bayou Sara, La
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The remains Of Robert McNI,Nus who was buried
beneath a mass Of ruins al the Oyerton Block in
Memphis were discovered on Monday. 1t is thought
that CRAIGEn and McNANys were the only partilE
who persisted an that dreadful catastrophe, and the
work of search has been suspended
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A SOUTHERN PAPER--PatrOnize SOHth
TsTE FAMILY JOURNAL,

An excellent Family Literary Paper, published in Baltimore
Subscription prize $500.
GIHEN 4 90 No 6, Union street. the Publishers
Agents for Nashville Single numbers Tor sale by
GhEfN co
baltimore Sun, (dalv) New York Herald,
(dailyl louisville journal, daily Cincinnati
Comm TCiHt, daily for sale by -
dec4-i&w GREEN 4 CO.
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r. B. RHETT, n.
ue0l9-u&NiW Charlestou s. o.

IN TIVE CHANCERF COURT ar DRES-
!, I den Tor Weakley County, state OF Ten-
1890 Ofusf Of PUB loaton-Original Biil-ElahJ Ian
from an adAyt Of the compliments counsel Mieaiah Gard
ms ag nie N his cause Il appears 70 the Clerk
Master o. said Court, that the said Defendants John arcs and
derge Cayce, residents State OF Tenneasee
and reside in Kentucky Il is therefore ordered ~ said Csrk
and Master that the order be published four successive weeks
IN me weekly CH50H AdEd Aasro, newspaper published
IN ne eiy NASHVILLE, said State Of Tennessee Commanding
SAID John Cayce and George Cage 70 swer pleas
or denurrers to said Bill before theaext term Of said chan
Gerry Oono be held at the house Dresd en- for Weaker
county, sale o. Tennees the nd M5cday January
Io, or aid h and things therein will e for confessed
against them, and te for hearing them rarts At aid Term
q saa Coagt TINS December 9Th, l6l. a true copy from
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Messrs GREEN & Co, Union street have the latest
issues of the New York Mercury and Frank Lesie's
Illustrated Neycspdpar.
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agree than the majority Of a small committee. I
/ trust the amendment will not be agreed III
- M Hsssson moved to lay the amendments on the
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HALLWAY MATTERS.

Departure of Passenger Trains.
E,qrv,r1r .uo ct,Travooek-3:SG A n, am.
TENNESSEE AED ALABAHA-5sI5 A. NJ, 500 r m
LOUISVILLE AM NAsHvILiE --2:l5 AN, q 90 = N.
Gallaun Express 300 P. A.
EDGEFfKtB AED KEETrCKT-2:45 ?. "
NASHVILLE AEB IKcATUR-I A. H., G;3O z. M.
Arrival OF Passenger Trains
EAssvrLLK Ash CHATTAEOoaA-ss00 A. NJ > $3.50 r
TKENSssEE AID ALARAEA-I0:O0 A NJ, 500 y. NJ
LOUISVILLE AND NAsHvTLLK-5:O0 A. ~, N.
NASHVILLE AND DFcATuR-l:20 A NJ, Ego 7. NJ
GaIiztiu Express $3.50 A. ID.
ssEkIKLD AND KESTUGKT-1O:15 A. NJ
Departure of Freight Trains
Tenuessee 4 Alsbama-5:3l M.
Louisville a Nashviile-2.sa n
E6gefed 4 KeBtucky-sss5 P b.
Arrival Of Freight Trains
Tennessee & Alabsms-z:30 NJ
Louisvills 4 Hashvil.e-e:25 NJ
Edgeheld L Kentucky-lGl5 A N.
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Prom raleigh, n. G.
tally and GaribaIdi.

NEW YORK, Dec. l9.-The steamer Asia sailed for
Liverpool to day. She took no specie.
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DALLEY,s MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR

will relieve the worst symptoms OF RHEUAATsA, GOVT, hEU
RALsA, and LUMB1Se, rubb freely with the palm Of the
hand regions affected It will relax the Contracted and
ndurated Joints and MUSCLES penetrating the
through poresof PLBURIsY and lsFI
highly beneficial adjunct ofnaure
carry endeavor Oh symptoms that ineya
bly, lead CONsUPIoN death Sold 81 the principal depo
II Broadway Y and Street, New Orleans by
WRIGHT CO.. Genera Agents Also by all druggists and mer
hauts
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NEw YORK. Dec. lS.--A large ant enthusiastic
Garibaldi ~
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ReadIesS Dime Novels. pubshedevery :wo weeks.
Eleven numbers published Price only ONE DIME
GREEN l. CO. has all the numbers from to II.
No i, Union Slvest
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Bridge or Turnpike. Stock Wanted.
NAE will exchange valuable Real Essts ahOut r.s,
w ron the city, for Bridge good Turnpike stock
-. il 4 RW BROWN,
us0i1SAn AZ Cherry Street
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FRANK LEsLIE's MoNTHLY.-We have received from
the publisher the January number Of this large and
interesting magazine It contains finely colored
fashion plate flour fgures,) together with large
number of wood engrayings to illustrate the text
There is vast amount Of admirable reading matter
of the very choicest character which cannot fail to
suit every taste The exquisite novel, Verona
Brent; or, the Maynard Course Of Love- will
deeply interest and delight sill our lady friends.
The Fashion Department viii attract the undivided
attention of the ladies' for it is most deliberately and
splendidly illustrated with the regning fashions in
Paris and New York, besides vast amount of
work patterns, &c. This being the first number of a
new volume is the best possible time to subscribe,
which may be done by addressing FRANK LESLIE,
New York City.
Messrs. GREEN & Co., Union street, have also sent
US copy of the January number. They will supply
subscribers upon the same terms as the publisher
BEADLE's DINE NOyEIs.-Messrs. GREEN & Co..
Union street, have resolved the thirteenth number
of BEADLE's Dime Novels containing Cedar Swamp !;
or, Wild Mats Brigade, Tale of Tory Treachery
and Patriot Bravery, by W. R. EYsTER"
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MoNEY-All kinds OF money taken at par for
guns, pistols, and every description Of hardware.
dccg-Im MCCMI.& FALL
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n A S Hv LIE.

THURSDAY uORNHc, DEC. go, 1850.
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Ladies Extra fine Winter shoe
JUST RECEIVED.
Bargains in Real Estate.

ezperieneed hand for cotton merchants Also to hire
"A two good hands Edgshed vicinity prsssrrsi Apply
10 J L & 4 " BROWN,
eelf-tan 49, Cherry Street
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HAVA A seq AIRS!
JOHN WHOKLEY. 30 South Market ste,
Nashville, Tenn.,--.2O, 900 Imported Ha-
vanaE--JUST RECEITRD PROM IA EANA.
Stock for Sale,
JOHN WHoHLEY, 81 South Market Street offers for
sale $4,000 worth Of Sock! Call and see him
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VNTE valuable in the city and c,uptrv
w atPrices % suit the times. Apply 70
p ff-h a.+- - JBE & " BROWN
deci4-1s1 aaa.l ia.. 49,, Cherry strsst..
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Nom t4s s. Louis DalyT BaIlsti, Aaoast 10, Isjs.

Bayou Sara, La.
lE' Purchasers should look z1eD the
wrapper, and that they buying b. A. RAHTocK
or nd no win
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Fine Stock Farms nd PuhIic anIc

The Ware House, No ), Markss ststat prsssut oecups
By Armstrong Co, wiz Be rented year 1861 II inai
are application Is made 70 JSO. P0RTERELE10
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SECOND Philharmonic Coz CERT.-1he Philharmoplc
Society are giving excellent fulflment of their pro
mise TO devote themselves to the study Of the great
masters whose compositions have been stamped as
classical by the reclamation OF 1he musical OF all
nations Their programme on Tuesday night en-
braeed the following pieces each gem in It's way:
I. The Introduction and Allegro movement Of
HIYpy's Grand Symphony in d. Zone Of the twelve
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-06-27
The Administration Corruptions.

Mr.. Karns, of Reading, appeared be-
fore the Covode Committee and testified
that he was contractor on the Union
Canal extension, and employed about 80
Irishmen. He had sent to him large
number of the naturalization papers al
legged to be fraudulent, which were re-
celyed from r. NJ. Browne, an employee
of the Navy Yard. He received some
Of these under franks of Democratic
Members. Some two or three hundred
of them were still left in his possession.
Several thousands of these papers were
circulated through Pennsylvania, some
bearing the seal of prothonotary who
is now dead, and others in blank.
The above item, from Washington tele-
graphic dispatches, throws some light on
the alleged issuing of 6,O00 fraudulent
naturalization papers in Pennsylvania,
whereby that State was carried for Bu-
chanan.
Parson Brownlow recently remarked
that when the man in the moon passed
directly over Washington, he was obliged
to hold cambric to mis- nose, such was
the stencil that arose from the Admins
tration, it was so corrupt.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-06-27
Loco Toco Honesty.

The Democratic journals are univer-
sally publishing the following as = de.
claration made by Mr.. Lincoln in a
speech at Springfield Illinois, in July,
1858:
"I nevertheless did mean to 90 on
the banks of the Ohio, and throw missiles
into Kentucky, to disturb them in their
domestic Institutions
In order that our readers may appre.
ciate the electioneering ingenuity of our
friends on the other side. we will extract
from the speech the entire sentence oil
which this is clause
Judge Douglas said, at Bloomington,
that | used language most able and IN
genious for concealing what | really
meant; and that while l had protested
against entering into the slave States, |
nevertheless did mean to so on the banks
Of the Ohio, and throw missiles into
Kentucky to disturb them in their domes-
tic institutions"
When it is necessary at the very be.
ginning of the canvass to resort to such
a trick as we have here exposed. the case
must be pretty desperate. Lying OF
this description ought to be postponed
till just before the election " Y Tri-
June.
ANOTHER FORGERY. = The Toledo
Blade well lexposes another forgery which
has originated in the n. Y. Herald-
That journal has said that in a speech in
l848, Mr.. Lincoln used the following
language
"If l should ever conclude TO doh
whatever there is of black cockade Fed
eralism about me, and thereupon they
shall take me up as their candidat for fhe
Presidency, 1 protest they shall not make
fun of me-
Tie speech from which the Herald
pretends to quote, was delivered on the
9Th of July, l848. after the nomination
of General Cass for the Presidency In
the course of his remarks, Mr. Lincoln
alluded to the claims of valuable militia
ry services then made by the Democrats
for Gen. Cass, and after ironically com.
pairing the same with his own services
in the Black Hawk war, Mr.. Lincoln
said :
MR. SPEAKER IF | should ever
conclude to doff whatever our Democrat-
ic friends may suppose there is of black
cockade Federalism about me, and there
upon they shall take me UP rs their can
didate for the Presidency, | protest they
shall not make fun of me as they hare Of
Gen C0Ss, by attempting TO grtte me into
a military hero"
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-06-27
Opinion of Dell and Everett Organ.
From the Baltimore Patriot

If brevity be the soul of wit, then
Mr.. Lincoln is the wittiest man of the
present day. Ecce his acceptance Of the
Republican nomination.
Again, if wit be common sense ex-
pressed in the fewest words, as some
French author defines it, then Mr.. Lin
coin is more sensible than any of our
public men, who have put themselves on
record for the last forty years. Eccs the
letter of acceptance.
Whatever may be thought Of the senti-
ments of Mr.. Lincoln's letter, there can
be no doubt about its breyity and trans
parency. There's no dodging of the
questions put in issue. He marches
right up to them, and puts himself upon
them square and fair.
Now let the Democratic nominees, for
it is certain there will be two of them, 90
and do likewise, and the country Will
then be oble to Judge knowingly,
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-06-27
National Convention of Homeopathic
PHYSICIANS.

The American Institute Of Homnopa-
thy held its seventeenth annual meeting
in Philadelphia June 9th and 1th, in the
building of the Homeopathic Medical
College, Filbert street, above llth, and
was fully attended.
This is the largest Society Of the kind
in the world, and the increasing number
Of its members, the numerous reports on
scientific subjects from its various com
mitteeS, as well as from its auxiliary So
eieties, and foreign correspondents, all
show the steady increase of this scientific
practice throughout the world.
The next Annual Meeting is to be at
Cincinnati, the first Wednesday in June,
1861.
The officers are
President-E. c. Witherill, NJ. D, Cincinnati
General Steretary-J Beakly, NJ D., N. Y
Treasurer--C. II. Skiff NJ. d.. Brooklyn.
Board Of Censors-Seth Beckwith. NJ. D.,
Cleveland J. X. Liper NJ. D., Washington
City; Lewis Dodge, NJ. D.. Buffalo j. II.
Middleton, NJ. d, Baltimore q. d. Beebee, VI
d., Chicago.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-06-27

Is HEENAN HARD HITTER Some
of the English papers profess to doubt
whether Heenan is hard hitter. There
is q story current that, at the Gymnasium
in Elliot Street. New York, whore they
have contriyance to test the weight OF
a blow. the best pupil struck 70 lbs. AT.
ter few days practice, the teacher was
able TO strike $50 pounds Heenan put
himself in training there for a short pc
Rod, and the weight Of his blow was eco
pounds-nearly the third Of ton At
this the New York Tribune asks, = Can
anybody tell how hard horse kicks %
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-06-27

PRINrING OF THE CoDE-Mr. Darwin
is at Hartford, Conn, experimenting the
printing of the Code. at the extensive
book printing establishment of Case,
Lockwood IL Co. He prepared all his
matter before leaving this city, so there
will be no delay in the execution of the
work. The books will be shipped as fast
as they are turned out of the bindery
The Secretary Of State has arranged it so
as to have the books distributed in the
eastern part Of the State delivered at the
several points on the Mississippi reached
by Railroad. We understand that Mr.
Darwin will publish, AT Hartford, stimuli
taneously with the Code, book on prac-
tice OF the character of which the pub
lie will be more fully advised.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-06-27

Continued proofs are being found of
the existence at some in Peru, Of a race
Of beings much larger than any race now
in existence, Not long since, the bones
of human head Of enormous size were
found in some Peruvian guano at Peters.
burg, Va. aud recently in load of that
fertilizer delivered at Norfolk, were found
the vertebG of human being, about
twice the size Of that portion of the hu-
man frame TO be found in those now liy
ing.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-06-27

WnAr THE DEMOCRATS ARE FoR.--
Some are for rev,ing the foreign slave
trade; some for a Congressional slave
code for the Territories; some for main
tsiaing slavery in the Territories through
the Judiciary some for the "gur reat
rinciple" that " if one man would
enslave another, no third man should ob
ject." fantastically called popular SOW
crelgnty." but never a man among them
in favor OF Federal prohibition Of slavery
IN Federal Territories. according to the
practice Of our fathers who framed tho
Government under which we lve-L,n.
colin.