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Deli TIMEs.-Our town presents dull
appearance now-more so than at any
time since our residence in it, This lack
Of business is caused ~ farmers staying at
home and attending TO their spring work,
but is principally owing to the want Of
rain. The extreme drouth for the past
two months has prevented our Lumber
men from operating in their business, be-
ing unable to float their logs and timber
down TO Manitowoc. Many thousands of
dollars were invested in the lumber and
timber business last winter, from which
the owners are unable to realize at the
present time, and will not until rain swelis
the streams We are unable at the
present time to gather the statistics Of the
amount OF this property now lying idle
and waiting transportation. but it must be
enormous-the Messrs EAxD alone hav
Ing over one million feet If oak waiting q
freshet. Should our people engaged in
this branch ofba~uos8 realize their expec-
tations, It would Pr, different face on the
business of Manitowoc. Labor would
come up, money would be plenty, and the
good times" would resly have arrived
Let US hope and pray for so desirable an
object.
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JACOB kEEE.

Cabinet Manufacturer and Furnishing Store
Constantly on hand every d scription Of Ma,
hogaoy, Black Walnut, and plain Furniture,
which is as good. and will be sold as cheap as
that manufactured in Milwaukee, or elsewhere.
Manitowoc, July, 1859. nl-tf.
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In Justices Court.

Nonitoroc County-Ioun If MishicoH, So.
rTNO JOSEPH RANKIN-You are hereby no.
l. tilted that Warrant of Atrachme mt has
been issued against you. end your proper, NJ
tsched 10 sati.fy the demand OF Ar,Rgn SN,,u
amounting 70 sixteen dollars aud piDe,v.cich,
cer.s. Now, unless jou shall appear b, FIRE
WV. :. WILCOX, a Justice of the Peace in and
Tor said county at his Office in said town on the
l7th day OF Nav, A D. 1860. at one o'clock in
the afternoon, Judgment will be rendered acairs,
you, and your property sold to pay the debt.
ALFRED SMITH, Plaintiff.
Dated this 24th dsy Of April, A. d. 1860.
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g. TGEREsDy, s. co.

Dealers in Dry Goods, Groceries, Provisions,
Hardware, CrocAery, Boots aid Shoes, Hats
aud Caps, Drugs aud Medicines, Cha e, Nails,
etc. Produce Of all kinds wanted, II IT,
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FISED.-At the recent term Of our Cir
cult Court, the jury brought in a verdict
of $500 damages against Mr. PFLAUMg for
his assault Oh CHAs. RGsER. Esq, last
summer The amount goes TO Mr.. RG-
SER
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TIL Z Pl T.

Agents fer the Pilot-RoUxDs & LAsonoS,
SIS, Randolph Street, Chicago, are authorized
A gents for the Pi,ot
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,yGs5N NfcEAE10G.E.

NTAGON. Sleigh, aud Carriage Maker
w Shop on York Street, over VIM. Sharp's
Blacksmith Shop, Hauitrwoc, Wis. Always Gil
hand and willing to work. off
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V1uE LIVERY BUSINESS, Of the late firm OF
l. GLovkK d MCCALLI,TAR, will in future be
conducted at the Old staId by the undersigned.
Thankful for past patronage, my Efforts in future
vii! be with direct reference To deserving con>
tinuauce of the same r. L. GLOVER.
Msnitowoc, July 6th, 1859.
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y Coon RUs.-FELIx WALSH, Esq, was
Ghs regular Democratic nominee for Trus
tee Supervisor in the FRS, Ward Of Two
Rivers, at the recent election, and was
beaten by only three votes, by II. s. PIER
PoNr. Mr. WALSH not only had to fight
against Republican candidate, but was
opposed BY ii. c. HAMIlroS and the bal
snce of the clique. Wonder if Messrs.
PIERroST and llAMlLrox will not again
write to Milwaukee accusing us of Jollino
the Democratic ticket. Wouldn't it be
nice. Had they no. better make out some
new charges against US!
Mr.. WALSH is one of the most true and
reliable Democrats Of the county, and his
defeat vas caused BY the political trick
sters whose motto is /" rule or ruin -
How long will the Democracy of Mantle
voc county be imposed upon by these
meni II We are not mistaken. there is a
day Of reckoning yet 10 come. We shall
see.
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II. II. ANDERSON.

Attorney at Law and Notary Public. Office in
Bernes'5 building, south side Of the river,
Mahtowoc. Adv
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w W. u. NICHOLS.

attorney aHd Counsellor al Lar,
Office On York Street, Manltowoc, Manitowoc
County Wis. Collections promptly attended
ID nl-tf
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BEER s. EAiEsV.

North side, opposite Richards Foundry. Deal
ers in Dry Goods, Groceries ard Provisions
Glass, Crockery, Fancy Goods. Oh Cloth
Wooden yarn, Fancy Baskets, Fi1dles and
Guitars, and Guitar strings. Toys, Cordures
Paperhangings, Bushes, &c.
Respectfully solicit a share Of public patron,
age.
Mauitowoc, July, 1859. milf
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- The following Is worthy the attention Of
ali who are Interested for .hemse yes or friends:
,Tsha D Park-Dedr S'r: II of-ri0g nv
te-tinorv il favor of yogr WISTAR'S BALSAN
OF WILD CHERRY, / spesk from NV own ex-
perience havir received signal b'neht from the
use of one or two bottles which wers urged upon
me by nv apothecary, who backed up his rec
oumendaton by giving some extraordinary re-
sui,z, from its use, having come within his
KnoveIge. had taken violent cold, followed
by deer seated cough, which frequently pro-
duced vomiting, with pain in the side
breathed with difficulty, had night sweats, lost
nv appetite in short, l was completely prostra-
ted Ny physician prescribed for me, but
found no relief | commenced taking the Bal
sam in small doses at first, and almost immedi-
ately began to improve Nv cough abated, my
srreI 9Th and appetite returned, and in a few
weeks I was able To attend % my business as
usual. feel indebted 70 Wi-tar's Btlsam for
nv recovery and cherrfny give you leave to
make whatever use you please OF tn statement
VERY respectfully, vorrs e..
fos,oY. Mas ROYAL SMYTH.
JOHN y PARK, Proprietor,
ia Like Street, Chicago.
s ID bp all Druggis,7
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a, Il, BEh 81
HECTOR MCLEAN.

Notary Public and Generul Land Agent,
sToCKBRIDGE, CALUMET CO., WIS.
VIII attend 70 the payment of taxes, the collec
ton of debts, the ex mi alton Of titles, &C.
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Il. BRENNAN,

County Surveyor, Clark's Mills, Mauitouoc conn
~, s.,-will attend to all business in hi, of.
fetal capacity, from and after the LIST OF March
1872. nlr
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AMERICAN HOUSE,
MANITC voc, WIS,
e, EsARTEEY. Proprietor,

G. BARLEY, Proprietor,
THIS HOUSE has been thoroughly reftted
l. and improved, and travellers will find every
convenierces, ola first class Hotel. Good and
airy rooms, well furnished, and polite attention
their patronage,
eB- BOARD, per dav, Sl-per Week, So.
Manitowuc, Aug -, 1859 SLY
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GHAs. A. REUTER-.

NOTARY PUBLIC, Agent for the Milwaukee NJ
tual Insurance Company, and County Treas
urer. VIII attend to the payment of Taxes
&c, Office Oh Ninth Street. nl-tf
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y. NOLLNFR.

ATTORNEY d. COUNSELLOR ATLAW,
Next Door to the Post Office
1Kanitopoc, II Wisconsin.
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CHAS. MUELLER. nj. II.

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
9Th street, Manitowoc. Office opposite the Ger
man Methodist Church ll>ly
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National Billiard Saloon.

JUN ?. DIX, ITopTlt0r.
4 NEW Billiard Table, with PhcIan's improv-
"A ed cushions, has lately been added to this
establishment. | also have on hand choice LOT
of Brandes and wines, especially for medicinal
purposes, which | siIl sell by the bottle only
Ny stock of Cigars, Liquors, etc, is the best i'll
this county. Lpmors hy the dozen at ST. cts
Mauirowoc, July, 1859.
MIST. JOHN T. DIX.
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Two Rivers CHARTER ELEcTIox.-At
the Charter Election in Two Rivers on the
7th inst, the following persons were elect
cd to fill the various Village and Ward
Offices
Presidsnt-EDwARD Mueller.
Harshoi-JULIrs Ll<-rrDr.
Ireas"rcr-Jou> O.v.LD
FIT wArD.
TRUSTEE Sup0u4or--II 5. PrERroyr.
SPECIFICATIONS GAG>oR and Corr
PRED BERGER
1sscssor-J G WICLEss.
SECOND WARD
Trustee .Su3,ervteo,- II BUNS.
Irustees-WM AnERx and g. DAIMLER
d,nssor-JouS Bonn
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TS The Schooner Gerty7l5r was LAUGH.
ed on Wednesday last.
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Dr.. GUysott's
SAES APA ElILA.

EXTRACT
YELLOW DOCK,
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Is H x ag IL oU so ksg
Milwaukee, - Wisconsin.
j. Il e, PRoPKIEroR

This House is within five minutes walk cf the
Steamboat Ludng and close to the Chicago
Denot Term---One Doli1- per d4y.
r. Good St,hliny attached.
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lLyer'sSarSapanilA

. 4 compound remedy. in vhish ', 1.
bored TO produce the most cttet.aal li.1s.
that can be made. 1t i concen.frhrtE
Of Para Sazsaparilla, 20 combined Vii ~
substances Of still greater alteranN r~u
to afford an effective antidote for he Dr.
Sarsaparilla y reputed 10 cure. LIS hGr
that such remedy u wanted By thmr
suffer- from Strumous complaint md -
which win accomplish their cure muss =
Of immense service to this large chr u
afflicted fell0w-citi1enA. How complaGf y
compound viii do il b. ben proven By ~
ment on man, :. 49,. 49,. ..... -. =
Of the allowing complainant
scRoruLA AxD Sc1oru1ous CcrlIs-s
ERUrrrDn1 AID RRUrrNs DmRAsu rK1
PIMPLss, BLoTCHzs, Tuno1s, SAl1 Rn
ScALD HEAD, SYPMIw AND SYPEnm
11cTIoNs, MHncuRfAL DmAAsR, D1orsY,
RALolA on Tic DourOURsUx, DH8fIrTY,
PERSIA AND INDIGESTION, ERysRHlAA
on 81. ANrRoNY's FnE, md indeed tn
class q complains arising from lAErEn
This oosnpound Win b found . sss2
mOesr Of hellfh, when takM N thePrH
expef the 1bal humas which SssgtA
blood st that e1aecn 0fths ys&.. W
" exPuhdon o. tAs9 many ram.ng
ere nlPPed - - oud. 1annfaal ~
ne aug @ tn1s remedy Pa9e thensse
me enGmance 9! gu sEuptons go -
Iou$1 MMc. - eyssm 49, ~
no 'isen y c1uPsaon,' y nos -
this through .le nasuls. s S.e..ss : -
~ an aie6asave medicine Cleana g
vftiatsd blood whensver you md = 49,
bursting thfou9h ths skin inpinplA -
or SORES; eloo1o + Wh0 you And . >
se!uctsd and aluggiah IN To vas; e.
whsnev1 - ? Sbul. nd your aelep -
you when. Even wheFe no parhes'g O.
p felt, people enjoy better he.tn. 20
longer. - clsan1ng - blood. -
blood hsalthy. and ~ ? vel; bat w
Pabulum o. ihs disosdersd. tnsfs g
lasting health. Sooner q laaH
must q ~fcaG and the gFeas
hfe y disordered q ovezthrovn-
SaSsaparille haas and deserves MseA
reputation. Of accomplishing tnsss -
prepea4ione Of Il, partly bscsuss -
alone has not Ill the virtue that > g
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DESTRUCTIVE Fms AT CRYSTAL LAKE-ICE
Housrs BuRsrD-Loss 5000. --Intelligence
reached this city yesterday morning Of the total
destruction of the extensive Ice Houses as Crys.
tai Lake, McEIenry Co., Of Messrs. jay 4 Frisbie.
they were six In number, OF the largest class,
and with appurtenacrss and approaches Of
the best description, and their destruction y :
heavy loss ..4.ls.ff Il. !. sasAs
The structures were entirely DESTROYED, with
their contents Of u, 900 tons Of ice. The loss Is
between SIS, 900 and a., 900, covered partly by
insurance In Offices represented by Il. y. Wal
mouth, to the amount Of $40, 900.
= Messrs. JOY / Frisbie have thus lost By IRE
nine ice houses, three having been burned on the
North Branch in this city some weeks ago-Chi-
caRo Press and Tribune.
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"A SAD AvrArR.-On last Saturday might sev !
sral persons went to the widow Hatfeld1, some
-four or 1--WE miles from this place, and attempted
70 break into the house. Mrs. Hatfield and two
girls were in the house, and became very much
alarmed. After telling them to leave, and
threatening to shoot if they did not, Nrs. Hat
field took down her gun, and does not know
whether she fred itiocnot, bnt tbers wass deaf
and dumb man shot, Who died bus short die
lance from, the house.g When the neiEhbors
heard the disturbance they came in and found
the dead man. The widow and the txo girls bad
left the house in their fright, and taken refuge
in the woods There have been several efforts
to break into the house in the past year, - il il
understood that Mrs n. has ~ considerable
amount Of money. The whole affair 10 . mys-
terious one.--[ Bloomfield Qnd J Times.
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A desperate fight recently occurred in g ates,
N. G., between two men named Davis and Jack.
son about some hogs Days and his wife armed
themselves with guns, axes ana knives, and pre-
scented themselves at Jackson's house, where .
general fight ensued, in which both men, women
and children participated. They shot until their
ammunition gave out, and then closed in with
axes, knives and gun barrels. During the shoot
ing a son Of jackson, . mere boy, was killed BY
a son Of Davis, also lad. Seven Of tha rarty
were dangerously wounded, one Of The women
having received broken arm. and, it Ii said,
fly baokshot. From Ill accounts, they fought
as long as they could, and quit with mutual con.
sent. The surviving parties have been arrested
and placed in the county Jail to await trial.
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m
A large number of letters were found broken
open and scattered about the streets in Calves
ton, Texae, few mornings since, and rumors OF
q robbery were Immediately in circulation, but
an investigation revealed that two little girls
were the authors of the mischief. They saw the
boxes full and tn,ik out - many a. they could
conveniently carry, to see what was in thenl.- 4
When found, one of the girls was admiring q
draft Of 81, 900. The post master who hes that
Office in charge deserves an increase Of salary.
/ The business Of cotton spinning in British
India 10 succeeding beyond expectation and
English capital rs being drawn into IL Two new
companies have been started at Bombay, with an
aggregate capital Of over four million dollars.
and the english talk shout making bombay The
Manchester Of India. 4aH sas4nt t@ fsa fis5
The Metropolitan Free Drinking Fountains Of
London arc efFecting much for temperance. One
hundred have already been erected There
fountains are reslly most admirnb bic and b+ne-
violent device, and ought 70 0eI introduced into
all our American sisies Without delay. ~ str
They have grown new potato IN Rhode II
land the past season, called . Lincoln ProliticsS
The Providence Journal says they are almost -
big a. Peansyivaliia majority.
There was . dreadful and brutal eight on Sat
urday night ct Troy, between 3 portion of Wide
AWAKE psocesMcn anu LIS par,y o. Doug.as
oemocraue ssss'.n't. Ine ss.1c1, preme r.
.eusnu 1.a 'o ~. - ~" lu.. upo 49,. -. 49,
their asssilants with their torch clubs, and long
and severe fight followed in which the Wide.
Avakes were beaten and forced to retreat
Many men we're knocked down on both sides,
and, in several cases Wide-Awakes, old men Of
70 and az vears vere knn1k "a ssensIesa ana then
kicked and beaten. I. is wonder that 10 one
was killed 70 savage vas the eight. u
-. -
'.'sau 'tom .s.e so"n'1y en'o'ns y tnst ne
was Pessmg = wssse mouse eIes n'gnss ago. ana
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90 q "a D. &C. 80 -, - u
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~ 80 81 ~ lonenseer Ia neet In ini- l
cuitvl sr.ss y. - IN - IS .,.
AID. $3.50 sa ssssss sss sssls .sf IS ssvsls
Hare behold - pals ashes q The Houss ct
.sss LAncAskR. ! sssa. s.5s5 ssss, ST. Ia.
Ard den. inimitahls n John raloaaG, in IL
fullnss e hoass, oxc1almo:
n..l n..h I ~.~aa conld veah myeeM
of the Bneki s9s,s 81 s. q Z. . So
And ar ~ Dovaea vhaA than this moment,
did The great bard point 70, when 10 exclatmed:
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..-sa. n.--a.. Lie y
49,. e.s.s,. n 49, i
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49, ~. asi'iso If esst2 es.s ess
-. -. -. 49,, ,....a 5. /. .Ao..
nann. - ~. ~ - -. "....;ss. .
noss Pss's - 1890 =. - -
Hannibal drives eeek or troops .sa.ss 's.ss,
md co0queD = ~ Ass&
And what do you 0uppooe was meant in tho
inquiry: ass1 d. :, v ii ~ 81 1855 - =
Where's Jsssss, the butehsr Of AsNyS
10 ueeas our WiAel Avakss, whsa b prom.
Sssd mat @ .sss'ssSees5s ss@ss e''.
Thew shcrld av,ke sDdeevor for defence,
Thunder shall not - awake beds 1t eelD
A. We our oppo0sntsl aas - . .ss
Ana onr tllunihsfion n thia evening IN IL
chrsse 81 80 7'ss.
49,. -. -. h,,s,,t IN, our ,e;oic.
M -. - g.. ~ - 's s. ssss
vA.e - -. sa,ea.s II ineendod By saying,
v.-.--N,s -. sA.Il to,l.
And, go 81.
BsAcIxnnafnnt nha8 1ooo his hoad
And. Hslsnas
Rdv.,a,a .,n 4. $3.50 80. '., $500.
0cd 49, IN Rd~e.1 - NJ. ,,,srrv. l5ss
ESvsrd shsii ~ 1. .ooS Al 1..ArANb
p.A.Wo- sA.,..a .A.,, L.. a. .-.,sS
Nssssas ~ :. ~. -. -. sro.t.. A..
80 s-'s'-'
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General Enrico ciaadini. she hero Of the bat.
now about forty seven years Of age. He was
exied for bis efforts in behalf of Italian liberty,
at an early age, ard after fighting for the liberal
carse in Spain with great credit TO himself, re-
turned to Italy and joined the revolutionary ar
INV OF lS4e He rose TO high rank il the Sar-
dinian army and commanded brigade in the
Crmea war. He was afterward appointed one
Of the royal aides-de-camr, and in the war Of
1889, displayed the most heroic valor at the
hattie of Palestro On receiving the news Of
the victory Of Castel6ardo, the King conferred
upon him the Grand Gordon Of the Military or
der of Savoy. astai4 5000 e3s4 &
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A cave has been discovered in Alachua cour-
ty, Florido which Is described az larger than the
Mammoth cave Of Kentucky, and IS having an
ancient Latin inscription on the walls, which
states that party Of Danes had visited this cave
in the year 1850, and that . priest who accom-
panied them had left memorial of their visit.
The name of the priestlwas Marcus Pclcus. u
also stated that these bold navigators had EN-
barked ON voyage Of exploration, and had been
driven far South; also that they had visited
many large islands, and had finally landed IN .
thickly populated country, where the people had
received them kindly, thinking them superior
beings; that several Of their number, together
with some Greek artisans, and two priests had
been left there as colony. 70 this relic ofthe
party that the Mexicans say that visited them
400 years before Cortez landed and taught them
the arts Of civilization, or is il q humbug!
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aae A.P. Rrs1noup, Ag't Morris Canal.

sawi 90 4-P. HEkTnOuD, 18y MOTIFS Gan u y
ri Mr. Dickerson, the Western Agent, informs ~
chat the above Scale has been in constant usc
for nearly four years, and thati a sst out Of
| level seven feet Alnge stock Of these Scales,
including de 20 ton track and y ton Hay Scale,
are Get up and can be seen ct his tin plat6 ware
house, No. As Wabash Avenues Chicago Press
and Ieihnne. .g3l--1tf
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Gid sACHEM BITTERs AND

Tnes. deicioss and ~ Aned nseSp ~ rseomneadsa
" w Essf xnsaaciAns os - cocHyns, On aceo1nt y
They pleasant - nectof % ~ tsse, and
~ ~ Trade aad Stfastn9e ssE QFNa = ~ RSiie
Ther curative Powers b soe1e ~ Ca "a 1lis Tss
" Appetiee CbaS1Jastsw, CASias esd Essw. ~ -
1apsEallsed and = gaarAnssashes ~ wasrcHae ~
eaang shas we a., ~ aase - aaas tAAa eur -
lsaf Naysst - MaancAg1upte Ana Anndreae - esH~s
sPfne3pAl b6pel - WAste street. NJ YcE ns- -
" 6soeSss wins nssshAUaaA bred = s1S.sni,7. ~
epals-wty
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THRESHIN0 MACHINES. $500.
- o.. Al 0GD1k ! corr.
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A TEsr OF SfxcERtTY-A Christian once
went before Turkish magistrate, and made COM
plant tn At an Arab had stolen his horse "Art
thou a follower OF the Prophet Z" asked the OH
cial. II am not" answered the Christian
"Then 80 thy way, pork eating dog the law
was made to protect only the property Of true
believers" Il is just the same with the slavish
Democracy. All laws, no matter how cruel or
unjust, made TO protect, favor OF establish slave
y, must be enforced in letter and in spirit
Laws guarding freedom may DO violated with i'm.
punity.
It is reverence for laso, they tell us, that i'm
pels then TO assume the unpleasant task Of en-
forcing the Fugitive Act reverence for lao that
makes them promise in advance to uphold bred
Scott decisions; reverence for iau that excites
their anger against Abolisionists. Waving all
scrutiny Of the justice Of such antipashies, judg-
ments, and laws, Ne may indeed question the
sincerity Of this reverence. Does mot mean
and untruthful spirit underlie the whole matter
Reverence for laUi What lawp Does the Fu-
gitive Act include our whole system Of legisls-
ton and jurisprudsncse Oar Constitution guar.
antees freedom Of speech and liberty Of the
press, those twin guardians Of Republican equi-
y. Law Of Congress imposes the penalty of
nne and imprisonment on any postmaster Who
shall destroy letters or newspapers passing
through the mailA The sixth article of the Fed
eral Compact cafefally provides against any eva
oion Of such enActments. The Consultation and
the laws Of Congress ore declared to be ssthe gu.
preme Law Of the land !" anything in the Consti-
tuition or laws Of any State to the contrary not
withstanding"
But Southern States have enacted laws oblig.
ing postmasters in defiance Of the supreme
law Of The land" 70 mot only not deliver 70 sub.
scribers incsndiaFy publications, but to
seize and destroy thsua. And to in any way op-
pose the sstsbliahsd mode Of slaveholding, 10
held 70 BE- incendiary. Those enactments may
b construed 70 make It crime to publish the
preambss to The Consultation itself; crime to
publish the Declarstios of Independence .
crime 70 publish certain portions Of the Bible
They would make Of Washington, Franklin, JET.
ierson, lafayette, rank incendiarieA Chicago
Press and Tribune. ~
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70 which cordially invite the attentloa Of our Old
friends and customers and the trading community sensr
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