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A GREAT POLITICAL WORK
cLUsKEY's POLITICAL TEXT BOOK,
Oh
Encyclopaedia,
By N VI. CLUskEY, Washington, D. C.

It contains, among other things,
The various Party Platforms o.a
The American Ritual.
Governors Geary, Stanton and Walkers inaugural Ad-
Green Douglas Collamers and Mess sephens
and others Reports on Kansas
I.ecompton, Topeka and Leavenworth Constitutions
The Crttenden, Montgomery Senate and English Bills The
apperanng same including President Heroes SPECIAL
The Constitution of the United States.
S WssShngen Is F ,ass well i ADDRESS
Virginia and Kentucky RESOLUTIONS of l79s and 80
o aa kep3rt IN Of the Distribution Of the Public
same. '. '''S
President Pisgess Veto the INDECENT Insane Land Bill
history of Railroad Grants by Congress- with the votes
President Pierces Message yetong River and Habor
The School Land Bill. and votes thereon.
Extracts from Speeches for and against Slavery.
Extracts from Speeches of noted Republicans and Aboli
Mr.. Toombs' Boston Lecture on Slavery.
Messr Fremont and Bnehansn'a Letters of Acceptance
Messr Buchanans and Williams Letters on the bargain and
Nj. Caihonns Port Hill Address
The MaysviIe Road Veto
Report Of Mr. Davis. Of South Caroline on the Poitica
Power Of the Supreme e,! Court
Wise and Letters s AGAINST sse sus tSs
Organization and Hem A H suarts Letters signed Madi
and in North Carolina in 1882 ' o''
history Of, with the votes the various Tariffs
history of the United States Bank Abolition Petitions
Mr. Filmore's Albany Speech and Erie Gale Letters
History of the Annexation of Texas
Opinion Of public the power Of Congress over the
ritories : s Wv INC ACT
The Nicholson Letter.
The Nashville Convention and Georgia Platforms
classified = ' a'iS
The Compromise Measures Of 1850.
Clayton Compromise
Wilmo Proyiso
v 18th many other things too numerous to MENTION
Every subject fully treated and every Congress ON
any subject having political Specification is given e "
This book will post up the public speaker fully on the Kansas
and other questions. - - - '"'
Single Copies S. Club of Six. SIS
20 =, JAS. B. SMITH CO., Publishers,
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SUCCESSION OF GREER b. DUNCAN-sALE OF THE
chore streets Also desirable Pew in St. Panls Church
BY PALFREY aE COL
WIN srER, Aucioneer-Oa6ce, No. n Camp street.
4 g. ARrE .eSg as IN II chas. Is
virtue of three orders Of the honorable the Second District
and 9Th Of March, 1850 the following described properly in the
matter of the succession Of Greer Duncan deceased
j. A CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND, together with
as Dns and q r. The the
change Ally having p feet front on Exchange Alley BY
comprise the story brick building No.
A. Exchange Alley rented for law Offices the
= ZEE CERTAIN IT, ' PORTION OF GROUND, with all the
buildings and thereon situated in the half square
change Alley measuring 20 lines front on Gus
H. By $50 feet in and front
eens w % and known saaad dun
eeeapea Duncan as he nHe
Office sold subject to the usruc in favor of james McCon
nf SkRT II fo 81 vi aRousD lately occupied
by the deceased together with all the buildings and
p Viz s aa
aed in the First District Of this city the square bounded BY
BY the No on plan Of G. A. Hedn dated December H. Isss
e at S, IN M the G ssS S o. Nsy Pb in @
lines front on Apollo street the each Of Eutee and
Eagis The nroSemens Comprise m elegany
built mansion large kitchen hist house. coach
green's exotic plants shrubbers etc. and all the improvements
and offices requisite for gentlemans residence
sale = - Wv sA0A'' N''''
4 Pew No. 49, ST. Paul,s Church.
EJ~TERMS-For the Pew, cash; for the Real
fourth cash. and the balance credit Of years for
a al per 5 aaa by
special Tfa morgage upon the property sold. Coz,
and the policies to the executor until the final pay
Acts of sale before P c. cuvie notary public ex-
pense of the purchasers. In29 al IA /
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D's'fic on ihs Metas Ridge, near hs PARK. Il Auction
By J. B. WALTON.
vrx,,r.e A5cTosxsH-ofHcs, 10 Camp street
will be sod sa H~enange ~ public auction
a., LiW WI. LOTS on GROUND in the second 1,, !,
I'm XXX g IN saaare founded Orleans &c Ann Eapo
ve aeGgrai1g e plan BY cosn C Engineer aa s
Lots Nos | to 10 inclusive and Tots NJ. u.so,-.,,
measure each 20 feet front Ann and Orlens
depth Of 81 feet between parallel lines 'eess, oy
Orleans street Is sheed tie dainaoe ta d. -.
H8-IEhNs -One-thrd cash balance al AUD ysaxs To-
the notes of the purchasers their own order bar;n
~ ne rate 81 per cent from DAY Of saie %
tuy and per cent thereafter II puctnally naa VIM
special mortgage on the property sold until payment
pense Of the purchasers. ' " ''e =. 81
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&kAr E ES4f 5aEai fssf HsSH "
April 4, I5St-Heats Of One Mile
@-.a.-Best Three in Fiye-club Pnrss 500.
DR.. W. B. Wood enters er. C. ALT MORGAN, by Grey
BIne. 4ls35
James McCioky enters w. r. cbeathan,s) CHI a. ALLEN
b George Elliot out Of Miss Peyton years old Col
4 q gngaman enters b. f. REPEgTAECg, by Lexington,
out Of Julia years old Cclos Red and White Stripes
u Hunter enters b. LoRETTE, BY Sovereign dam By
J. Minor b. VERONA By Yo9kshirc Of Brf
sannfg; years old. Colors. BARK Blue.
a,ns ksnnsr enters sh SOUVENIR by Iecone out Of
41-Rsce 10 come off at 8 o'clock r. NJ.
2 The LADIES' stand the Metae Read In the
obtain badges and receipts at the front gate
parties omnibuses the day by applying
~ y o'clock NJ % = B. slawson, No. Royal street.
~ sas " q 70 Arnos No 81 ST. Charles
E5a trains w Tvo cfrese every raee y Al
II @ ciock * A PRECISELY An twill remain
at the ridge. $3.50 ~ 50 s'op los passengers
Quarter stretch nag bsgss for the week, $40.
trance to either stand ed remain IN e nae thsv Il
nraf select No carriage admitted more than one ur m
fns drivers seat unless paid for at the gass.
become guests Of the Club tsee RHle II -
METAIRfR RACEs-Rule No. 6-The Stewards shall at
tend On the 20 preserve order clear the track keep
close Of each heat aid resolution Of The Club the Stew
aTds arc requested when the order q mount given require
the stands and there until as orsss ~ faen IN M
COOLING ground This regulation win rdIy enforced
s-1n csxe 81 oost,oa.rr,.. - i " TIE sTEwARps
Hotel. - ''-s ''~s1 = 'A' o. Iii. Z. ls
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IccERREN. LANDRY & CO.'S AUCTION

II.
The undersigned having commodous central
location the Of ST. Charles and Perdo Streets known
Masonic Hail. have fitted and established
for the sale Of Real Estate Slaves Stocks and Merchandise
The superior advantages of the location for the display
pery and convenience Of purchasers demonstration
SALE DAYS:
For Real Estate Slaves SATURDAYS
For Observation-Disclosures and Thursdays.
Outdoor sales attended to at all times.
Efficiency and dispatch may relied all matters placed
in Charge,
nD2 M,rE
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SOUTHERN nLANUFAcroRY
HERR1NG,S PATENT CHAMPION FIRE AND BURGLAR
PROOF SAFES, lat New York Prices)

The best in the United States are now made at ST Ions M
seE ts superior excellence Of which thousands testify
outherers need not North Safes
$1,000 reward will be paid 10 any person who can show tba;
Herring Patent Champion Safe has ever failed tn IT,
contents in an accidental hre ~ ~ F' " ITO
s-,.,,s. FRANK W, ROBERTS 4 CO.
Patent Champion Safes. ~ A VI sho isho"heu
Also, makers Of Bankers steelLined Safes Vaults yault
facturer's prices ' ~ aNls at lianu'
Mandatory No. 26l North Main street. St. Ioui, Mo
ms en- Nf ~ A"'i't sno.
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NEW ORLEANS GAS LIGHT COMPANY
March IS 1860 :
~ Notice to Gas Consumers Such mr.
Engagements have been made In regard preparing buildings for
the use Of Gas that all persons wishing their fitted up
can apply directly to the filter who will
matter he will have the service for introduced into the
his BILL He will have the pipes inspected and deliver the GER
tileate Of inspection to the person employing him.
The consumer presentation Of this certificate office
Of The Company when his building ready compliance
with the rules Will have his meter up by the Company
the gas supplied without delay.
The meter will be- heretofore supplied free of CHARGE
the cost OF setting and the connections will be charged
By order
ne9 I'm N O. j. TISDAIE Treasurer
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VALUABLE SQUARE OF GROUND.
BY D. Z. MORPHY,

rTHUKSDAY, April s, 1860, at lie O'Clock
sold se, - p up'e "uS.'' -
a VERY VALUABLE SQUARE OF GROUND situated in
Burthsvlle bounded the Carrollton Railroad al Patrick
Edmond and Foucher,s Plantation ' "
H5-TERMS AND CoEDITIt,Ns- four,b casb and the
Daiance on credit OF and years. made by the
70 the own order be by them endorsed with
interest," A. per cent from date maturity and paid
AZ maturity per cent from maturity till final liquidation.
ae.s q sae before y Wagner Notary Public the
OF the purchasers. nnT
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choice netghborho0d.
BY JULIAN NEVILLE,
Auctioneer,
Office ii Commercial Place.
THURSDAY, April 5, 1860, at IL O'Clock NJ,
ton - - - - f
"A CERTAIN SQUARE OF GROUND situated in the Fourth
District and comprised within Apollo, Third Bacchus
Fourth streets, containing p lots, follows Wig:
NO. fos the corner OF Apollo and Fourth Streets
nres feet ~ inches front Apollo street. by depth Of I'D
Nos g. 4and each q feet inches and lines front
on Apollo street, by depth Of 12Ofeet
and adon the shove measuring Is feet inches and
lines front, by depth of 10 fest
forms the corner Of Apollo and Third Streets measuring
% let inches and lines front Apollo depth Of 40
Nos 70 and Il each 30 front on Third street, by
depth Of about l3D feet. T. :
No II forms the Bacchus and Third Streets and
measures feet inches 2 lines front Bacchus depth
Nos 49, H. L. 49, H. 49, 10 and % measure each about the
the cornet of Fourth street.
Nos and p each about 30 feet front on Fourth
street, py depth Of l30 feet, more less.
There very comfortable cottage, with unfinished attic
Win dornond windows erected lots Nos IL and 13 which
viii be sold with said lots all Of which will fully appear
the plan r.
This valuable property being situated the vicinity
Of fine dwellings, and in nghborhood which rapidly filling
with respectable population.
The ground is fenced and filed up two
banquet.
D- One third cash balance in one and two years.
cent interest annum from date until maturity and per cent
If not then paid.
Act Of sale before James Graham Notary Public at the ex
penss OF the purchaser. NILS
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/ ID. BOIRON.................. R. ROIRON.
-. 81 ST. CHARLES STREET.

1 he De bs ROIEON.
81 ST. CHARLES STREET.
j. B. Boron the honor inform his customers and the
public in general that he has received per arrivals from
Havre and via New York. complete assortment
Of Fall ahd White Goods too enueate which
the following part Gents Linen Shirts Linen Bosom and
Cotton Shirts White and Conred Flannel Undafshrs ard
Drawers White and Coored Cotton undeshs and Drawers
Socks Of all Maeas Stocks Neck Ties Cravats Woosn and
Jouyns Gloves Cambria Handkerchefs Combs Bruhes
sponge Porte Mennae Cutlery Glass Ware Toilet Ses Pow.
der Boxes Ladies' Fancy Casks for etc. etc Canes
Societe HyEieniqneis, ETC. $50 -
Mr. BORON having removed his SHAVING ROOM viii
be enabled to attend the LADIES' whom he has % In
bis extensive stock assortment Of for Ladies' Wear
The Hair Department.
For BOTH LADIES and GENTS ed in way Ia Give thu
utmost satisfae.on The sctes attention viii b paid 10 All
himself. - - -
]. B. BORON,
az 6m "a St. Charles street
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BY ]. B. WALTON,
Auctieneer-ohce 40 Camp street,
SATURDAY. April q. 1850, mt 1a o'clock
~ M az the ST. Charles Hotel Exchange public auction
will be sold = fs ss'-'D'
ONE Lot OF GROUND, with the improvements thereon
N me First District of this city in the square by Camp
fytaha rato and Thalia Streets measuring according
ice, men and lines front on Camp street. about % feet
next TO Erato street. and about 1903 inches and lines on
the other side line, nearest to Thalia street.
The improvements this lot story Cottage
House containing four two cabinets back gallery and
wosory back building containing also four rooms
at SIS per month.
third cash balance in one and two years
credit IN The notes OF the purchaser to his ORDER
interest az the rate of cent from day of sale
maturity and per cent thereafter punctualy paid with
buildings to Be insured 70 the satisfaction Of by
expense of the purchaser. az
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Geo. MENSMAN, STATE TAX COLLECTOR ION
" the Fourth District his Office from Eonsssau
to No s Levea street. between Jesephins and Adele sss
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7 *. DIXON, ATToRsEY-Ar-LAw, No. q Camp
NIT w

II q. FLEMING, GAS FILTER AND DEALER rN
Gas Fixtures Nc Harris Row 42 Magasns street
near the make will attend faithfully and puncuay TO all
ders entrusted him Stores Dwellings, etc. cited up carefully
~'o on fsasonaos terms. n5 ly
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sIETAIRIE JOCKEY CLUB

~ - METAIRIE JOCKEY CLUB
En- SPRING MEETING or 1854
Commencing Friday. March s0. And
------- - ending Saturday, April T.
Miles - 49, ~ " w
FRIDAY, 9Th Aprl-HUNTER STAKE for colts and alt,.
then tso rear olds Goals Of ls5 Heats Mile suscrtp
ton xSo forfeit Sl0 Eve Subscribers the stake
~ added BY the Club the is run; the horse to
-subscriberS--
John Hunter names eh. .. SHERR0D, by Locome dam
W. ]. Minor name. b. T. GAsTA DIVA, b. Voucher dam
Norma Also ch VIOLA BY Yorkshire dam Bri.tsnnis
Aiso c. MAY DAY. By Voucher. dam waltons by Bel
shaxxaf. . -
D, 7. Kenner b. c. SID. STORY. by vandyke dam
n G. Hardin br & by Brown Dick dam by churehils
Al Y Binga5nan names br NATCHEz by Lexington, dam
kseas Eieards John r. wanen's sh by Glen
sherrod Roundtree b. f. by Albion dam Eudora by
Pfiann.
NJ H. calgy eli. by Albion, Of the dam Of Ada
"; II. Williamson names ch C. by Brown Dick. dam sally
r. seruggs Col Jnn Mahewsy s G. by Albion dam
BY JOB. Also, Col s. NJ sS By Wagner, dam Belle
Lewis. - -
7. g. Moore b. by Brown Dick, dam Midway, by
Boston. 49,
T. @. Weod--not named.
James Jackson-not named.
W. T. ChenthRn-not
SANE pAY--Clab PURSE 800; Heats OF One Mile
SATURDAY, 7h Aprl-CIub Purse $3.50; Heats Of -Four
es entrance money five cent to go the second horse
receive the pnrss. =" rnIa n
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agw 0rIeaas Gully Crescent aeaasaay onas April Il 1860.
AUCTION SALES
ELEGANT MAHOGANY FURNITURE AND PIANO
Forte, at auction, account Of departure.
BY PLACIDE J. SPEAR,


ELEGANT MAHOGANY FURNITURE AND PIANO
fofle, ~ auction, on account Of departure
BY PLACTDE J. SPEAR,
Anetioneer--ofce, IA Charsres st.
aaios "a 4. 1 shs 9Th met ct haIpast
racks and Hospital Streets account Of Departure will be
The FnrntuIe contained n said dwelling consisting part
q se 49, hesdeaa Hooking Chairs
lags Maossny Extsasqn Table % day Clock bronze and
esaa M Y ar eR Har Potion Chairs do Arm Chairs
pete beautiful Carpets Cooking Stove with all the
sary equipments.
.-rvn, one e beautiful Piano Forte, latest style.
81 peld,a BgaTHE AND LOUISE
By D. E. MORPHY,
AucnosEER.
H. Sii p pa Il APri 1850. at ls O'Clock
Of the Honorable the sixth District Court Of New Orleans
dated February 18th 1850 the following real estate belonging
FOUR vERY VALUABLE SQUARES or, GROUND
situated in ne parish Of Jefferson and known as Buheye
CERTAIN 's saga fais 81 snouSD No. g. meas.
III "a p lnca me- lines front on the Caollton Railroad
lines on WEBSTER street. and 2s feet nehes4 lines Benjamin
y. y CERTAIN sQUARE OF GROUND, No. es measuring
fehes n o w SS On ns sosn Railroad 4N sss
'sfs vi g. ssas%a
LINES on on Henry Len cay inch Calhoun
q sfs s 4 s. IS
~ feet II inches front Carroon Railroad sis feet inches
Fouchers plantation. and rs 10 inches lines On
~ TERMS AND CONDITIONS .,onr,t cash. and
the balance credit one two and three in notes d.
their own orSe % s tn vendors made the to
cent cent. from date III paid at maturity
I r @ . maj Liquidation to be domciaea at the Lou
sold. ~ 'A'''sase aio - pf'
&C. q as before Wagner Notary Public The
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H8-Sfate Normal SchO0I-The Third AM
NUM- session Of this institution will be opened SATURDAY
the h April M in the building Clio street. between
St. Charles and Prytania streets, First District,
Applications for admission thereto full
residence scholastic of the
applicants and be addressed To the Committee ON
the State Normal School, and left with undersigned Sec
rotary. No. "a City Hall.
BY order Of the Executive Committee
MO tai WILLIAM O. ROGERS Secretary
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New ORLEANS GAS LlGHr COMPANY
March %, 1861 (
Gs-Nofice to Stockholders meeting Of
me Stockholders OF as Company will be held the office
Common street TUESDAY, list of May 2 O'Clock
to deliberate upon the rejection
the last Legislature extending the charter Of this Company
By order Of the Board.
MI tmyl T. n MOOD Pres1dent
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ng-TO the Public Notice is hereby given,
INIT ~ the It Gay o April will be In the possession Of and
and Railroad Taxes ali Real Estate Slaves Personal Prop
efy Income and Capital according the Rolls of
1859 Tax respectfully invited forward early
and their and thereby avoid being published as de-
Enquents.
MIL 3nn ADAM GIFFFN Treasurer
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ADJUSTMENTS.

METAIHIE JOCKEY CLUB
N A<AA EACES-SPKfMtf MEETING, 1850.
$500 FIFTH UAY.-W EDME DAY.
49, 49, April a, I56t-feats Of One Mils-
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SUCCESSION OF GREER b. DUNCAN-sALE OF THE
Fine Offices known Duncans Buildings and the SPLEEN
did Residence Apollo street. between Euterpe and ferp
schore Streets Also desirable Pew in st. Pan Church.
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New ORLEANS CANAL AND BANKING COMPANY
New Orleans, Oct. n, 1859.
E1-TO Let-The eligible Offices over the new
house OF this institution. Possession given immediately
OFT 6Tn A. H KERNJ0N CasSfer
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VALUABLE SQUARE OF GROUND IN ONE OF THE
best locations in the Garden District Offering an excellent op
pornnty to parties DESTROYS Of erecting dwelling houses
choice neghborhood.
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New ORLEANS, JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN
RAILRe4D COMPANY,
New Orleans, March 2lst, 1867.
Eg-Public notice is hereby given that the
regular annual meeting OF the Stockholders of this
will be held At their office Camp street. opposite Lafayette
Square, MONDAY April O. 1862 u O'Clock NJ in CON
fofmity with the charter. =
me- I'd Rp S. CHARLES. Secretary
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DEACH BRAHDY-Af few barrels old and pure Aeee-
i mack Peach Brandy, In store and for sails by
fell 9. JONES Co., o. Qravisx strSeA
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No lady admitted without ticket signed BY the Secretary
Applications for ladies tickets Of invitation be with
the Secretary the Office of the Secretary Odd Feow
Hall or with any Of the above managers
Al persons in mask Or domino will be required unmask
fore entering the Ball Room. rnf2
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ELIGIBLE AND DESIRABLE IMPROVED LOT ON CAMP
con yenien to business and the Pryana street ON
nibus Line, at Auction ~
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MEMPHIS PACKET
L@8&&&t COMPANY. tsHA&+
Inauguration of Clay Monument.

The Memphis Packet Company will for this OCCASION issue
Tickets by Of their Boats from point river
New Orleans and return twords the regular
Tickets 10 New Orleans good from 7h 18th Of
Ing, good from 18th to 18th April.
Each boat will issue Tickets they had
OF the Company in Memphis or New Orexns
al Of j. H. FRELIGH General Agent.
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HS- 1ndiyisible Friends Commantery of
Knights Teplars and Appendant Orders No. meet On the
THIRD FRIDAY of month"; in the Hall Perseverance
Lodge of ST. Claude and Dumaine Streets Second
District. ~
OFFIoERs-J. Fl. HOLLAND, E.. Commander; G. p Crane
Generassmo; f. Rcaid Captain General b. j, Donella
Prelae; +. W. Deesdernier, Senior Warden j. G. Wood
Junior Warden M. A. GologRe Treasurer F. Meleur Re,
Gorder b de Lucas Standard Bearer A. A. Pray, Sword
Bearer N. Durand, Warden l. Beney Sentinel sel2 "
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R9Crystnl Fount Division. No, a. s. mr. n
meets every THURSDAY EVENING, the Hall Of the T. H.
G. A. No SO Camp street Officers for the present er-J r.
George, W. p L. F. Kendrick, W. A O. E. Allison r. s.
59s taaf,y A R. 81 Ed Booth Tr Thos Keanc Joseph
Beakey, Q: s.; James Goyan Chap Robert Beakley p
W. P. Visiting Committee R. George L. F. Kendrick
C.SE. Allison, Edward Booth William McPsake A. Anderson
Thomas Kean.
jy1I 1y CHAS. r. ALLISON r. s.
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NOTICE TO CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS.

PATENT SAWED wEATHERBoARDISG,
Both Rough and Dressed, from the very best YELLOW
PINE and CYPRESS timber purchasers
at the LOWEST MARKET PRICE.
fela ly STAR FLAMING MILLS New Basin
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-05-03
A Specimen Of Republican Legis-
IutiOn.

On the first page Ofto-day's paper
will be found an act relative to fugi-
tives from justice. A law had been
on the Statute book ever since 1906
providing for the arrest and examina-
tion before any Justice ofthe Peace Of
this State, ofany person charged with
the commission Of any act aChich as
made a crime an the State wher0 tile
deed acas done. Under this law John
Browns men who escaped into Ohio
could have been arrested at any point
and taken before a Justice of the Peacs,
who could have committed them until
the Virginia authorities had a reason
able time to call for item. This law
did not suit the Republicans of Ohio,
as represented in the Legislature, and
they accordingly amended the law 80
as to make it apply to those acts only
which are crimes By the lars Of OHIO.
By this amendment set of men may
60 into Virginia or Kentucky, stir up
the negroes to insurrection and escape
back without any fear of an arrest in
Ohio; and unless the Governor ofthis
State is pleased to sure nder them up
on a requiSition, they can go unwhip-
ped Of justice altogether.
1t is we'll known that Gov. Denni-
son has already refused to surrender
two of the men who were engaged in
violating the laws ofVirginia at Har-
per's Ferry, and those men are now
as secure from arrest as John 6. Bres.
lin on the soil OF Canada. The conf.
ty and fellowship of tine States are
completely broken down by Blacl
Republican Governors and Legisla-
tors. The question is, how long at
this rate will it require the Ropubli-
can party to work a permanent sepa'
ration of the States of this UGion9