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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-09

The GREEN BAY TRADR-NEw PROPELLER
LINE.-We understand that the Central Railroad
Company intend running two of their prOpellers,
the Rocket and the Comet, a regular line between
thispOrt and Green Bay, next season. The Rocket
was fitted last year for the passenger business and
the Comet is now having a cabin built upon her
upper deck, and undergoing the necessary alter.
stioLs to make her a commOdious and pleasant
passenger boat-[B Buffalo Express.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-09
For Sale.

FARM OF l5I ACRES-Tn Independence New house &
laTge new barn, orchard of variety of fTu 40
under cutivai IN balance good TIMBER well lwatered-
SIS per
STORE AND DWELLING-At a Railroad Station ten
miles from the city. $lCO0.
FARM OF 55 ACRES-SeVsn miles from the city; good
new house, barn. and other out buildings orchard Of
variety Of Tuit u timber, balance we'll cleared
and well watersd by springs. S45 per acre.
STORE AND DWELLING-With II acres Of land in a
large village good road, miles Om the city build
ngs large and good and In good repair good spring Of
water and great variety OF fruit Store doing good
business.
BROWNELL STREET-Two story house and lot. $780,
sCoVILL AVENUE (nesr Perry 81. )-Brick house and
lot.
ROAD STOCK.
SEVERAL sFIRST RATE MoRTGAGES-Well Sc
cured; from $4O0 10 $500; part old 10 per cent
cages
TO LETA good story house on Chestnut street. near
Erie. $50
ROUSE & JENNINGS,
febs Marble Block
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-09

SAD CAsUALTY-TwO BROTHERS DROWNED
Last Saturday, John G. and Harvey Skinner
of Hamilton, Butler county, aged ls and l9
years respectively, were sliding on the ice over
deep water, when one of them broke through,
and his brother, in endeavoring to rescue him,
also became eDgulfed in the water. No assist
ance could be rendered the drowning lads, and
they went down together. Their bodies were
recovered and laid in their fathers house side
by side.-StGLe Journal
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-09

A bill has passed the Ohio Senate requiring
the entire fees charged by County Auditors to
be paid into the treasury, and Auditors to be
put OF salaries ranging according to the POpu-
lation, with minimum limit Of 5000, and a
maximum limit Of So, 1000, and such allowance
Of clerks as the County Commissioners shall
make, all to be ssIsried out of the County treas.
llrv
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-09
For Sale or Exchange.

For Sale or Exchange.
FARM OF I5O ACRES-on Butterrut Ridge. very
superior farm; good twosoTy house, barns and all out
we'll wstered. viii take good house. lot in the
ci y IN part pay.
BRICK LIVERY STABLE AND LEASEHOLD-Well
situated near the business part Of the city with horses
0uggles harness, robes, office furniture, &c One half
in cash baance on time, in land near the city say
within 10 miles.
CEDAR STREET (near Perry)-T two-stOry frame
houses AMI lots; good houses, with blinds and
venlenee. Exchange for a farm or western lands
THIRTY-TWO ACRES-Ten miles from the city by plank
road; cottage house, small orchard 20 Tch bottom
land; acres timber; spring and two wells. EI-
change forciiy property Sl60.
THREE HUNDRED AND TWENTY ACRES-In Hen
~ county; timber land; $1,000; and HOUSE & LOT on
West Side, 5000; to exchange for 4 fam in this
county.
FARM OF EIGHTY ACREs-In Lake county. miles
from Painesville; log house and frame barn. 30 OF
timber, balance well cleared; well WatsTed Exchange
for house and lot in the city. S30per ncrs.
BROWNELL STREET-HOuse and lot to exchange for 4
farm. $1,000.
TWENTY ACRES-On ST. Clair road i mile from the
orchard, &c. Exchange for good farm.
HAMILTON STREET-HOuse and lot to exchange fer 8
farm.
WESTERN LANDs-some very choice. in diTsrsp,
States, to exchange for City property and farms If fhe
property Is desirable, some difference viii be paid in
money.
CANAL STABLE AND DwELLING-On the canal and
IN ths city aud 100 of land well situated in Cana
da. Exchange for western lands
BUSINESS PROPERTY-A fine brick block on super;oI
strset with leaSehOld lease has 20 One
fourth Of the may be in other good property balance
on time.
ROUSE d JENNINGS,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-09
Kenyon College DtmcuIty.

The sandusky Register learns by gentleman
from Gambler, that all but twenty of the re-
bellious students..aigned thelrequirsd pledge and
were taken back by the faculty. The twenty
who persisted remain expelled, and most Of
them have left Gambler
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-09

MILITARY APPoINTMENT.--Gov. Dennison
has appointed E. P. Abbott, of Muskinsum CO.,
to be tie Engineer-in,Chief of the Ohio Volun-
tser Militia.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-09

No ARsENAL.-The bill concerning an appro.
priatiOn for State Arsenal has been indefinite
ly postponed in the Senate,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-09
rLAlN IN oRNAMrNrAL pRlNrINa-

PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING.
" Plain snd Ornamental Prntng of ever description
dole at the Printing Estahhshmentof the Lsade 0iaoe
thu lutes mpr we'd aud rapid presses in the
stStyo shoT notice. and reasonable rates Par
tcUlsr attention paid TO blank work Every description
ofandtg doue, especially Bsnk Books. Ledgers, 5ourn
rs sales Books. Receiving Books, so.. &C.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-09
FIVE ELECTRICAL TREATMENTS

which has removed the PARALYSIS and restored nv
former health and FigOr
This is simple statement Of facts hey occurred and
do most cheeruy advise all who are afflicted Hh any OF
those diseases which beyond the reach eff medicine
make the acquaintance these gentlemen at the Bennet
House. am thus in earnest because have experienced
the Transforming influence pure Gavanism own
person in what considered difficult case not miss
this good opportunity reganing your health ~ give
more full explanation OF case to any one who will
call my residence 44J St Clair Street. Cleveland, Ohio
febszTO J. VALENTINE, ESQ
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-09
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.

To Builders.
TN ACCORDANCE WITH A RESO-
Il LUTON sdOpied BY the City Council, Sealed Pro-
pos2ls be received By the undersignen until Feb lOIh
at noon Tor bul ding School House the Of State
and Ann Streets according 10 the plans and Specifications
now on ho at the office Of the City Clerk Said propose Is
70 be based the acceptance payment their par
value Of the T. Rsih hoad bOUds belOngng to the West
High School Eu0d Pr0vi led that the Council reserve to
itself the privilege OF accepting rejecting any proposals
tha may be received and further provided that no iropo
sal be acc pied TIL the person making the proposal shall
signify his readiness to onter into sufficient bonds fully
complee the building accOr ling to the Of his prOpo-
sal, without further cost tC the CITY.
A G. HOPKINSON,
]. II. MARSHALL.
J. II. CLARK,
lan2T;2I2 Com On Schools Of City Counril
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-09

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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-09

SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE
ianls INGHAM 3 BRAGG.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-09-05
From the Crown Point (la Register.
TERRlBLE TRAGEDY A FATHER
KILLS HIS son AND son lN-LAyN

On Monday last the quiet citizens of Hobart
township were startled with the sounds Of guns,
pistols &c., and the cry Of murder. The sounds
came from the vicinity known as the Munmcry
neighborhood; and as near as We can learn. the
particulars are about as follows
A family by the name Of Mummery consist
ing of the old man, three boys, "A son-inlaw,
and several daughters. having been living al
variance for year or two, have had hard words
and frequently threatened each other lives.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-09-05
WHEN PARSON BtONNLOw WILL
JOIN THE DENoCRA ATS.

An Arkansas correspondent. who probably
wanted TO wake up" Rev Mr Erownlow. ot
the huorciiie (Teun) Wig. wrote to the latter
stating that he had learned with pleasure upon
what he considered reliable authority" that
Mr. Brownlow was about to join the Democrats
and asked for the probable date of that interest
ing occurrence. Mr. Il. gave the date. OF Al
least the data FOR the date, a. iollows:-
kNoXy!ILE, Aug. c. 1850.
Mr. JORDAN CLARK I have Your letter of IN,
Both ult.. and hasten 10 let YOU know the rre
case time when expect Ia come out and for
mally announce that have joined the Demo
cratic party. When the sun shines at midnight
and the moon at mid-d -day--whcn man forget,
to be selfish, or Democrats loose their inclina
tions To steal-when nature stops her onward
march 10 rest, or all the water courses ir
America flow up strcam-when flowers los,
their odor. and trees shed no leaves-wheI
birds talk. and beasts of burden laugh-wher
damned spirits swap hell for heaven. with tn,
angels OF light. and pay them the boot in meal
whiskey-when impOssibilitieS are in fashion
and no proposition is too absurd 10 De- believed
YOU may credit the report that have Joined
the Democrats,
4 Join tie Democrats Never, 80 long a.
there are sects in churchcs-wceds in garden.
-aeas in hog-pens dirt in vctuals- dispute:
in familles-wars with nationS-water in th,
ocean-bad men in America. or base women il
France , No, Jordan Clark, YOU may hope
you may congratulate-yo may reason-yol
may sneer-but that cannot be- The throne.
of the Old World the Court of the Universe
the governments of the world may all fall an,
crumble into ruin-The New World NAV CON
nit the national suicide of dissolving this In
ion, but all this must occur before I join III,
Democracy,
1 JON the Democracy Jordan Clark. you
know not what you say. When ioin the DE
mocracy. the Pope of Rome will join the Meth
odist Church-when Jordan Clark, of Arkan
sas, is President of the Republic Of Great Brit
ain, by universal suffrage of a cOntcntcd peo
plc-when Queen Victoria consents 10 be iii
yOrced from Prince Albert by county cour
i'm Kansas - when Congress obigcs by law
James Buchanan TO marry a European Princes
when the Pope leases the Capitol at Washing
ton, for his city residence--when Alexander 0
Russia, AMI Napoleon "f France, are clecte,
Senators in Congress from New Mexico -whel
good men cease to 90 to Heaven or bad men I,
hcll-when this world is turned upside down
when proof is afforded. both clear aud unqueS
tonable. that there il no GOd-when men turl
to ants and ants 10 elephants, | will change m,
political faith and come on the side of DcmOc
racy.
Suppso,iGg that this iull and frank letter vii
enable you To fix upon the period when vii
come out ful grown Democrat and to com
muncatc the same t. all whom il NAV cOnceri
| in Arkansas. have the honor to lie. &c,
". e.. BROUNLOW.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-09-05

for their Lires.
If more evidence were wanting 10 prove III,
essential larbarism of slavery. three Of our Bel
fast mechanics who have lust arrived nj the
! north from Texas having barely escaped with
their lives, can give the testimony. one OF
them have just arrived here. and the others are
on their way. They were AT work al Chapel
! I'LL. Texas at house carpcnter work. pursuing
their business peaceahly and quietly, avoiding
| all possible occasions for giving offence either
| by word or ceed Ia the shareholders. While
| al work one day. a few weeks since. shingling
a building. they were interrupted 10y several
armed ruiians. who told them they were wan
ted up town. They dropped their tools aud
obeycd. and We're taken 10 grcg shop where
a large number We're assembled. Here they
were kept from . O'Clock in the morning till
| III the afternoon. y meeting had been held ia
\ the meantime and a committee chosen. who
| told them they must leave the State forthwith
| They demanded 10 know the charges against
them. protesting that they had never inieriered
with slavery OF slaves But they were told they
| were northerners. and their presence would not
| be tolerated in the State. They then plead ior
time 10 settle up their business, alleging that
one of their employers was absent, and no set
tlement could be had till his return. The com
mittee allowed them just four days TO pack up
aud get oil, notifying them that they would lc
mobbed if they were found ia the State after
that time had expired They waited four days
and their employer did not return. He wa. in
debt To them $500. and but one of them had
single dollar in the world TO get home with
On the night OF the fourth day, while they were
abed, mob surrounded the house. They got
up and went out, and were taken into custody
amidst threats and eXecrations. Fortunately a
gentleman living near, for whom they had pre-
yiously done a small job of work, hearing the
tumult, came down. and after much persuasion
succeeded in procuring their release. He ad
vised them to leave Immediately that night,
which they did. leaving their wages and all
| their effects behind. One of them had small
sum of money. and with this they succeeded i'll
getting ont Of the State.
This is only one of the thousands of outrages
| upon Northern men that weekly perpeira
| ted all through the Slave States.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-09-05
LITTLE-OR- -NOrillNGs.

=" Il map Of busy iite-its fluctuations and rs
copcerns"- COwPER.
II il much to l,e feared that TIA glass OF
fashion IL the wine slass
\ mi-er undertakes 10 make the most oi exc
+, hing, BY making no use al all oi anything
1t is {. misfortune for a man % have a crook
u NOSE, ipr he lIas to follow IT.
Ii wine improve by age, elder vine sh"ntl
command high price.
The wind ar rlspOl-,b.- ioi MANY al un-
lucky blow.
Why is tnclettcr ) like a ewing iiiachin.
Bccause il makes needles needles
Probably why ., little wac written ia tLc
Dark Ages, wa that people cOnldan'l s.e tI
write.
- business l. tie salt ol hir" yery iihcl,
Bat who wants salt for perpetual Dict,
Sorrow comes roon enough without desp.u-
dcncy; IT doc. a man no good g. carry = i glt
ming rod Ia attract trouble
II yOn turn away from worthy men bccau-..
they are humbly clad, they can boast that you
cai their coat and ptntaloOn-.
Il have gone into the silk bu sinc-- . said a
man to his ueigiibor So Suppose returned
I the other, " ior saw you rccling all day yes
< t,r,lay."
The only things that England ha- been able
/ TO import from Japan, have been the little clay
gods. proving that, in the endeavor 10 establish
a commerce with that country. all her effort
have been idol.
Some years ago letter directed TO s. Zrum
feidayi.' was received at the London pOst-oiice
Unable TO fnd -uch person, it was referred I,
the sardns, who found Gu; al last that il wa
intended for Sir Humphrey Davv the rea
chemist
Persons who sport money upon race are like
IL to come into connection with good company
or. at ak avelts. they are continually in Wit
their Ietters. Another adyantase i. that the.
can never De hard up for dinner. ~ they al
ways have stake.
4 man much addicted 10 drinking. being OK
tremely i'll with a fever, "a consultation was hel
/ in his Ted chamber, by three physicians thow {
cure the fever and alsate the thirst Gentle
men" he said, = will take half the trouble o
n your hlnds; you cure the t-ver and ! vii
: siste tie thirst myself"
A ourIg lady lately asked gentleman th
: meaning of the word surrogate and tie gentle
: man explained it to her as = a gate throue
which parties have to pass TO get married.
: = Then. imagine" said the lady, - that IL
{ a corruption Of sorrow-gate =" } Gu are righ
T miss, replied her informant, % as woman i a
4: abbreviation Of woe to man.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-09-05
VOL. 6, NO. 2O.-WHOLE NO. $50.

tatoes. within the last week. have seriously de-
Perforated. have just heard OF man in my
neighborhocd offering TO sell the potatoes on
one hundred acies for 81 per acre. and have
not three bushels of sound ones in every twelve.
A week ago they looked magnifcently. We
must import food largely from somewhere. Ac-
counts from Germany are Just as bad. and
throughout Central Europe"
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-09-05
GOD SPEED THE PLOW.

God speed the plough-shareg tell me not
Disgrace attends the toll
OF those who plough the dark green sod.
Or till the fruitful soil
Why should the honest plowman shrink
From mingling in the van
OF learning and of wisdom. since
'Tis mind that makes the man
God speed the plouh-share and the hands
That till the fruitful earth.
For there Is in the world "a wide
No gem like honest worth.
And though the hands are dMk with toll
And flushed the manly brow.
Ii matters not. for God will bless
The labors OF the plow
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-09-05
Sale of State Tax Lands
AUDITOR GENERALS OFF1CE, D

-or1cc Is HEREBY GIVEN, that certain lands STU
~ n The county of 1NGHAM, bid of TO the State
~ "a 1885, and previous years, and described
@ vhich will be forwarded to the Otfee OF the
80, Of said county, sometme next month"; will be
,,.,bc auction, by said Treasurer, at the county
~. I ne frst Monday Of October next, at the time
ss dsvVustsd for the ordinary Tax Sales, If not
sAs aispossd u at this Office, according T. law.
Px ,s.emsnts contain full description OF each par
~ ~ lauas and may b. seen on application AZ the
- eft,s County Treasurer
ssrnck of TO the state fOr taxes OF ls55 other
- M, Tax sales in October last, will be offered
49, % IL right of redemption prescribed by law, a.
- the right Of purchase Of the state BIDS 81 this
V1" DANIEL L. CASE, AudtoT GensraI
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-09-05
Annual Tax Sales.
AUDITOR GENERALS OFFICE,
vSEA

LANSING, Mich. :, July ], 1860.
. ,sl, oi each of the following described tracts OF
,.reeis Of land, situated in the county Of Ingham
;ysr. for unpaid taxes, for the years mentioned be
- v,,, b. Sufficient 10 pay the taxes, interest, and
s,,yss thereon w be sOid BY the Treasurer OF said
asy On the GIst Moahy Of October next, at sach
80 AMI convenient place he shall select in Mason
r. euuty seat " said county, according 10 the statute
: ,seh cas- made and provided.
DANIEL. L.. CASE, 1tsilt0T GsHcrdi.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-09-05

iSGHAM COUNTY TREASURER's OFFICE,
Mason, August sth. lS6O.
Tie Annual Sale Of Lands this County delngueUt for
Taxes Of 1859, ani previous years ncudny State Tax
Lands viii be held al the Office Of tLe County Treasurer
at the Court House the village of Mason, commenc
Monday the FIRST day of October and continuing
from day u cay Sundays exceped) until all sold
l. WOODHOUSk Count, Treasurer.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-09-05

THE Crops At HONE AsD ABROAD.-The ac-
counts Of the crops in Eh-.and are all Of the
most discouraging character. A private letter
from high au,hoity, by the last steamer, says +:
:. The weather is very wet and cold, and, 30
far as can learn, not blade Of corn OF any
kind has yet been cut and besides this, the po-
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-09-05
Town l North OF Range / West.

'"t Va u W = y 81 o'
Commencing 10 n of I. post be-
tween sections Il and IS, thence
20 r, +or, e % r,e4r,
l0r, "a r, n 10 r, ,eSr, lot,
. loo r, n loo r, W loo r, l20 r,
except parcel OF land described
rs follows commencing - rv
and IS s Of !. post between sec
tions Il and -, thence " I5r, 3
10 r, e l6 T, n l6 T, section II, l52
5o-lO0th acres,
Commencing Is Tn of 1, post be
tween sections Il and Is, thence
d r, Ire l4r, Sr, aOr,
Or, section Il, l acre,
Commencing 30rn of post be
tween sections II and -, thence q
20 r, n lo r. W 30r. .sI0r, section
Il, 1 c5-l00;h acres,
Commencing ~ Of = post be
twee1 sections u and IS, thence
9 20 n, n6r, W 20r r,s6r, section
Il, 80 looths of an acre,
Commencing IL n Of W corner
section -, thence IA 1l9 r to 4,
post, thence % rsoutherly along
margin of Dwight mill pond, to
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-09-05

~ A friend proposes - send Us grey
eagle. We should prefer yellow one.-Ex.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-09-05

Caldwell. who was discharged by the police Oh
the rendition Of the verdict of Justiiiabe bomi-
eide by the Coroners inquest, was re-arrested
last night, md held to bail for his re-appear-
ance tomorrow. Brown was buried to-day.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-09-05
Prom the Belfast ME } Age.
ANOTHER DASTARDLY OUTR AGE.

Three Belfast Mechanics Drtres Out or Tsrds
By The Stare Oiieharehy- Compelled 70 Flee
for their Lires.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-09-05
IBy Telegraph ]

CINCINNATI. Saturday. Aug. IL. 1860.
The Cor0ner's Jury in the case Of Charles ;
Brown returned a verdict to-day that his death
was caused by pi,tol-shOt fred by George j.
Caldwell in sel.-delence Caldwell wa= then
discharged
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-09-05

- acres bounded aS Ia! /
lows commencing attl,e /
~ corner of G. T. Mur.
cas's laui, running " to
section line, thence nor |
therly TO Hiram Eck I
ford's land, ,henccetoC. /
I. Aurray's ni,ihcnce |
: 10 place of beginnins, |
on the o vi = J
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-09-05

Commencing u rsof !. po.t be
tween sections Il and -, thence
sl0r.e 20r, N l0r.w cor, ex-
cept l6h, feet and S by 20 feet
. and W, out OF e corner sec. IS,
Commencing ~ e and e&rso. !.
post between sectious II and 2S
thence Tor, e2 rms r,w to
margin Till pond, n ) r, " Is T,
section IS,
Commencing 40 aud SIS Of \.
post betveen sections II ami -
thence along W margin of Rice
mill pond (so ca.led) 81 T, e l. T
to 2 margin Of said pond, thence
sortheriy along . margin of said
pond about 81 r TO land owned BY
II. T. Alien, thence W TO bsgin-
| uiuy section -
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-09-05

r'uuNcu ~ totsoN- Cutl
Eeacing at the W corner of Hi i
ram Rckiordis land, aud running |
to quarter line, thence G to sec
ton line, thence 20 II. Eckford'-
land, thence W to place Of c-cin-
ming, On e Il Z. of sec. >, 70 acres
nePt o.nwai. 5 90
swpt VI n va 5 -
sfdse 3 50
looaezes bounded as follows, viz !
oa The BY the Cksrk land, on the
sty quarter line, ON the q By E.
l. kent's land, the above iescrip-
too q land les On the n Ell :, of
sarf.a,. = I.sN .
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-09-05

II . u IUlH uilI q u
y ot lots 8 aai Z, Commencing
At the s " corner Of LOT 6, thence
II parallel with Washington ave
nGe 4, feet, thence e To- feet Z,
feet, thence W parallel with Main
street 1872 feet to the place Of b.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-11-29

According to the New Albany Ledger
echoed By the Richmond Jefersomian. it is
only necessary for the people Of the North to
permit South Carolina to legisla,e for them
convert themselves into blood hounds and
run down fugitive slaves and thus aid 'in
their restoration to their owner" quietly
permit slavery to spread all over the terrific
ry now free, by abandoning what these pa
pers are pleased to call an 'odious slavery
restriction doctriner'-all this must be done
in order to '.rreserve The Unionr" To an
| an independent, patriotic mind, this price
for the preservation Of the Union. appears te
be monstrous-a giving up Of every thins
/, that freemen hold sacred and above all pric
E, even that Of liberty itself; but to lick
| spittles and cravens, nothing is too preciou
| to sacrifice so that their cowardly nerves ma
, be quoted and the perturbation of thei
! spirits eased.