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FLOURING MILL FOR SALE.

IyOR SALE-CIlIApr- several tinod Wheat Dniis
II Eu9urro of CHAS. T.. CLARKE
nl2b No. $40 Third street
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lands-secure Your Patents.

1T highly important 10 ~ those having lgnd entered
l over year that they should sccure their patents
without delay and thus perfect their titles haze reh
anHaeemontsas TO be aldo 90 get all patents Nhether
settlement Is made not. No charge until Tie Itenf
IS delIvnrod. anIs GnAs. y. ClARhE. fhinl y.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-21

Ray~Dsetrich's aquarium, we learn, has
been procured foY tAR Fair and will grace
Floral Hall
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-21
90 Rrnt
Canotrs.
To Lovers Of Good Things.

TF yoa want yOnr Party Or wedding Tables decorated
4 with
CAKES AND PYRAMIDS
A, ve,, ,isscrintion ftl,si can't bo oxcelcd Leave
vour orders AZ MARsHALLS.
Tis No as3 East Third st Dayton, Q.
InlNE cANDIEs.--of every variety, pure and fresh
hiiS No 223, East Thiri st., Daytaii, o.
ctMAI,f. CAKEs--A good assorinent Of Small Cakes
- kerlconstanty on lngndat MABsHALlis
iyIs No. 22s, East rilhalst, Dayton, o.
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fsNuE shtc board Of Agriculture desire 70 eseerail
"a ,ossillo how many Saw Malls will n a Idniaili.
- be on exhibition a. hle DayionJfne lhlr They
a,.sira 10 inr az they 10 Rfe afi,ueeneuis i2f
soe 90 m saved into inlnfcr FpImors and others who
reside near Dayton, ,qd Who faay hqse lumber which.
they desire so have awed upJfew c4ofq, tpat lii9e
an the Far GROUNDS, Wuuddo Will - fnHfc Fqil 4iaf
Known 10 r. i5eEdH sup4snendeIito N M State Far
rounds Farmers refhlngp pear la.tglb md have
ouaitty 81 sulort3ne on % %lV flruittQ nhf ~ iaA
f,fnrod into qoodliionst tea olli1e fart iortf dufN
iheFair on ik terms can be odeH }Auni|nt
aruanrencuts with r. ffegg. rs p1def'# ilip hrHfil
auzOitawaw JOHN y ktlffAAli, ~. ~
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Aost.

HARVEST HOME PIC NIC-REwARD. =
IL pocket case Of Surgical Instruments yss lost at
the Pic Mic IN Wilson's Grove on last hgiufday Inc
6nsr willie lberally rewarded hy leaving t at this Of
Zoo nl23w6
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over the Rhine -

SMITH STREET near BROWN
JONES STREET, between Brown Ead Jeiiersoni
GRFEN STREET, Jefferson end TecBmseh.
JACKriiN 81 Fiiih and Van Bursni
WAYNE STREET, South Of filhi
BAINENtDGE ST, Nofth Of "
CLiNfOh STREET, near Third
SECOND STREET, East Of Webster,
Tss afe many them very choice peccs of property
and M are uilerod low. 4 have besides those aboye
enumerated large amount af very cheap properly In
th. sltnrhl, for sale and trade.
CllAs. r.. CLARKE Real Esiate Agent
ie2s clrggs Binding, Third a.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-21

Bs5s FRANK WELTY has those mammoth
peaches. Go soon il you would get a supply;
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-21
FARM FOR SALE.

A GOOD FARM IN Clay Township neal Salem, " lt2
N aores, su acres under CiluyRnOni excellent timber
sarge two story Brick on-e nearly eigh, rooms,
large bank harm tine orchards amt nil the nef-s-
~ oui buiidiugs. Price S5Unn aerc, Enquire 0f
alaA CHA~. E. CLARKE $40 Thud ~
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-21
DWEI.T.ING HOUSES,

nF every description ami price, The following b. the
location qf autue OF Them
FIRST STREET, between Main and Jefferson
SECOND srEERT, l--low Perry-'lhree hne iueh-
sngA.
THIRD STREET.
FOURTH STREET
FIFTH srREET between MAN and Lnilowi
WILKINSON ST., A" Fourth and fiithi
IL DIuW STaEET, 4" First and Water
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NOR RE6T.-Ihe property known as the shaef
L fer House half mile ess a. the city on the Nef'
III Pike There ~ ai,i lali u gfouId, aItfI|4
hnadhies ore ~ n tns last order, Enquire on, so
Au., CAAS. r.. CLARK 8, 40 81 ~
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-21

iens Tho weier-carts have suspended oper-
ations for the present II they will stay sus-
pended they will not make the streets muddy
Ia matter which is worse than dust
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-21
Saving, Planning and Moulding Min
Hor Sale


OcAl,Ep haceniipi part ofthe ciiy; yacani ground
- e,iaclmd Twfny-h,e hof-e power Engine win
shdtng &e., all IN good rnnne ORDER The rro,eftv
Hi'i be sold low end on easy tefps application 10
cHAs I. o,,ARhE' Thirds Dayton.
several good improved Farms in Darse and prehle
coun,es;0lno 90 aandoph cogniy Ind and Iaurence
sipto Si per mere. Call and read the descriptions
V'g chAs. y. CLARKE clege's building, 80 u
II'oH REM eonyenicnt Dwelling House on
We7tseoond street, conianing rooms celar, els.
fruit and shribhery Possession gwen August Is ~.
gnre Of aug QiiAs .. cLARBE IFhird 81
LNoR SALE OR RENT "A very ccntenient frame
House, e., y hoems slalie, Ser lecoted within
sold oniye year y time or rented tea seod tcnRnr
caAs y CLARKE, Third street.
LlARM FoR sAI.E--ieO aefess miles nom New
Station onthe H. WI r.. la0aeresa ipter fine ssii.
ye'ioi, ,lood frame dwelling Frame harm. Also,
nse rs. N ps a%elng good SyhaF PEing ard
land, ,uid the balance best qualify ofAecond bottom.
TINS y iirrs-Ieie FaFa ead VIII be sold p per cent
'snTiiy 80 '''N ~ ''''' 7''' 'o' :" '''e W.
1 II Asess mite west Of Sidney, on fne rosa rs
acres under eufvadon. Comfortable frame dwelhna
houseof Groonis Well cisterni orchard e.. Land q
good qunlity
10 acres near Aiamisbfa Exeefleni Land. about so
acres nm ierculuyntio.- Frame HQtse large barn ami
''A''A Wv i'fhN'Aphnf eNe1'Fi'iAfAN'
ALSO,
acres tho shalierfown Pike, four miles nom The
city Handsome two-stlfy frame hotiss'--9 foohls--
Fine barns good bearing orchard, snloe-houne spring
hotse, A., 6c. An excellent quality Of land Terms
easy.
ALSO,
An elegant country residence, z sre from aoYman
town. comp1aiur O. neres uf exdeli,nt land IN a high
state of etltiNtion handsame and cpin0o oua iIiek
dwelling, containing l6roois, emily bt large bank
ham, and nli The ntaessAfy oui-huldneA; acres in
Vineyard y tnc bearing endiion bcRfing fruit trees
of every variety, ftuhhafy. So. Alao, beautiful fsh
pond ON the preusrs, ed ~ stream Of running wAter
about u acres timber
This property Is that Ricly owned and occupied by
Mai N. u. Walker and Is one uf 3be hhnisomest and
nosi desirable places Of the hid itlf coglry Il will
be sold at bargain, and iy Ret4 to suit ihe puf-
chaser iei6 CHAHE. CLARKE, Third IT,
Also, 81
81 area brat quality second bottom the River Road
miles below the city Small eme houses tood ffqrne
barn, orchard &C. WIN te sel9 leE ,e,ly Psy-
II - sAs-- Cleeg building, Atfirees
An exeelient hn1u ~ fs acrcs, mise from the city.
bin Madison townsnp. ~ arres upder cnyation, bal
nise hest oi timber iir oak, walnut, gngar, hickory,
ash, Sc. Good tWo-eiory bnok housed roomai frame
ioIn large orhlfd ~ good h1ni; running wnter Soil
aaat ai acres lest second hutton, lGiance gently roll
lug Wheni laai CHAs. D. NLAiikE, Third st..
Aeyimni vell tuprayed and st esay Of lapsii iNo sO
ry ame hoise, rooms, poiisA Nels celipr, sptins
&e gtlh about 7iGres uf timber There - tm yard
on aie premises with 40 vnts ami everything eonete
Atse ine un,oIcned stone qIltry Terms el patlnent
easy. euHAS. ". CLARKE.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-21

PURSUANT 20 an order Of the Probate Court, within
/ and for the county of Montgomery and State o.
rnonths,the following dcscrbefsesa estate, tQ wit;
IDts No 3lS9 appr4sed at 81, 800 %.
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Aamper,s.

CtEo. W. MALAMBRE, ATTORNEY AT ,
~ ~ 10 t,.,,,.s ~ ohio ianlG
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NETWORK, TUESDAY, JUNE s, 1860.

rINHE FIRST LOVE OF AARON BURR.
Il DERBY JACKSON, No 4s9 BROADWAY,
WILL PUBLISH oy WEDNESDAY, JusE6
New and Intensely Interesting Historical Novel, cntted
MARGARET MONCRIEFFE:
THE FIRST LOVE OF AARON BURR.
BY CHARLES BuRDErT,
author Of =" Three Per Cent Month" etc.
WITH An APPENDIX CosTAislSG: .s..x.
1.-THE COURT MARITAL OF HICKEY THE TORY
II. .CERTIFICATEs OF THE REVOLUTIONARY SER
VICES OF AARON BURR, FROM HIS FELLOW
m..PSS1SSs ACCOUNT OF MARGARET MON
w. LETTER FROM AARON BURR TO KATE" AND
." ELIZA Now first published ~..x ,,,,,,
y..LETTEk FROM LE0NORA TO AARON BURR
THE WHOLE pREFixED WITH A FAC-SIMILE OF
AARON BURR'S CELEBRATED CIPHER
LETTER AND KEY.
DEDICATED TO Wn CURTIS NofKs' ESQ.
One neat l2mo 81 rs. .
This Romance for such claims to be- ts founded on the well
historical fact that ARGAKEr tne heroine
member Of Gen Putnams family In June, l76, where she
received her fathers earnest request detected
in conveying secret information TO Gov Tyon then ON board
the uchess Of Gordon, lying of Staten Island - :,
strong and mutual attachment sprang up between ners ana
Putnam and also of his family which on her part
lasted rosg M The plot concoc.ed by Gov Tryon 70 seize
Rnssbd,e blow the nagazines and capture Gen Washns
daring Miss Moncriehes residence un Ter
Gen roof and materially aided by Information
inpartd her II however fortunately discovered the
punished and the country sased Every
die OF described recorded in history and tue
vorx may safely claim the title Of Historical Romance Ine
Appendix contains some very interesting
WITH the times ,d with Bun never before pabIished and
now copied origin MSS the celebrated cipher ana Key
used by ol. BoT in alter years.
For .sle by all booksellers. IN,
Copies ' mall p0i5gaSBY DERBY y '.I JAGksoS Publishers.
No. 4s8 Broadway Sew'Yor<
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VoA' XX.....No' 1864.
Eisb,b Ceusus-Uuited states

=, To UNITED STATLS MARSHAL would call attention to
following extracts from the law relative the taking the
.Snsus OF New York, now in progress
SECTION lb Ind be further enacted That each and
ee person than twenty years age belonging fam
lily residing any subdivision and IN Of the absence Of the
heads ard other members OF any such family then any agent OF
such family shall be- and each Of them is hereby required If
thereto by the mar hal his assistant to render true
to the best of bis KIN iwledge Of person
longing TO such family in the various particulars requi ed 10 and
by this act ana the tables thereto oned pain OF forieitn
thirty dollars TO be sued oI and action of debt
by the assistant, 10 the use Of the United States
SEC l6 4Rd be JUthe enacted That all fines and penalties
herein provided for enforced in Of the United
States With the States Territories where such offence shall
have been committed or forfeiture incurred"
ISAIAH RYNDERS L. s. Marshal
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P.r.on.,s Hxtepminator,

wa ooupetely nd Frncbs Hotel New York Of Cockroshe
ana Rate Iecolnend a. invaluable 70 hs
bed the world Sold by al Druggists Sousaoa' e enea
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Win be Ready June IL:
TTNHE LIFE AND PUBLIC SERVICES
HON. ABRAHAM LINCOLN
REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOR THE PRESIDENCY.
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SooNi PROFESSOR ANDERSON,
GREAT WIZARD OF THE NORTH,
MONARCH OF ALL MAGICIANs,
Wil'oyen his Repertoire Of Wonders
IN SEW-YORK,
On hr arrival from Califomis. His
GRAND MAGICAL SOIREES
VIII be the sse OF unsurpassed grandeur @ VIXEN
presrted by him In 1872 Mepotan Hail. the Broadway
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axS AP PARATUs WILL BIZ NEW and MAGNIFICENT,
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n HE COMING MAN

The Republicans Of the country will take notice nat
A LIkENFSS OF THE HON. ABRAHAM LlNCOLS
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he will lead 10 victory Subscription portraits TO be ready 40 nI
the middle Of June hoaph,d by OF the best hogapmc
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OF the illustrious subject by
CHARLES A. BARRY. go,
The Portrait will be Of the size Of e and no pains w DC
spared to make every the representative mead oil he ~
pabican fsyorite. .
Mr. Barry has gone to Illinois with letters Of request from
several distinguished Republicans and the public may safely ex
peet only capital work Of art but perfect transcript Of
the face Of the tall man eloquent"
The prices Of the engraving i'll be for
Sheets. -.
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TNHE INDEPENDENT for THIS WEEK
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VIII open with
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WILL CLOSE-NATIONAL ACADEMY OF
DEsiGNThe ssh Annual Exhibition now open a, The
naer,s, lthst near Broadway VIII CLOSE nsATUR-
pAi NIGHT, june I6th. ADDISON RICHARDS
Correspordlpg Secretary II A
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Now ready
YNHE YOUNG FARMERS MANUAL,
Il Bys. EDWARDS TODD,
detailing the manipulation Of the farm in plain and ineble
manner practical drctions laying out farm, and
erecting Buiings Fences and Fam-Gs.e The Work also
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Also, recently published:
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THE COMPREE RNSIyE FAPM RECORD. Arranged
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From The Home Journal
Here Nature is clothed 10 er most atractiS garb, anc
woods gleAs brooks and flowers each contributes its part
make Round Hill a delightful spot fer all"
See CircULars sent gratis address -.. -- -
ROUND HILL WATER-CI RE.
Northanutcn Mass.
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4pefial Notices.

Yeaag Mems Republican Union, No sss Broadway
Regular meeting Of the Union TUESDAY EVENING June
$ yoeo, O'Clock Addrcsses by M-ssrs. JOHN D. sHER
WOOD, Z. DELAFIELD SMITH, and JOSEPH HoxIE.
s.aging by the LINCOLN AND HAMLIN 6LEE CLUB.
CEPHAs BRAlNEzD, Chairman of Committee
Lincoln aud Hnmlin Ratihratiea Meeting,-The
Republicans Netchester County will held
nOn Meeting WEDNESDAY, June IL o'clock in the
morning Al the old Court -Hclse In w Wsite Plaius
Az the opponents Of the present invited TO
ekead-
s<sseral emines< speaker win address She meeting
By order Of the County Club.
JAMES A HAMILTON, President.
VsuKiAn WARD SECRETARY.
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FENALE OUVFLAINIS,'
FEVER Sores
NERVOUS DEBILITY,
ANY DISEASE arising from pure state Of the Blood,
can be permanently ersdicaed the system by the of
Dr. S. p TOWNSENDS SARSAPARILLA. Thousands
vouch for its efficacy IN those complaints.
M a
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The Special Committee appointed by the Board q
Counc the Affairs Of the Oce OF the Atto
ney 10 Corporation desire all parties who have been hned
OTdiusnces since the l day O.
uusy at present their receipts for fines paid the Corpora
tio Office cf the Clerk Of the Board Of Coun
,lmep Rooin City Han. TO JAS. MATHEWS Clerk u
Committee their eae convenience 70 take copy Of the
sys.s ALEXANDER H. SHAW,} sneeial
JOHN HOGAN. Co,iPooittae
CHARLES c PINCKSY,) ~
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BiOTCHEs PIHPLEs SORES, and ERUPTIoNs 10 remain
az your face and siDl They only by impure
% Of your blood and be speedily removed by the Of
, q, three bottles of Dr. g. p TOWNsEHD's sARsAPA-
RfLLA II is tine only really GENUINE BLOOD PURIFIER
h. shs world. TRY 1T. No. IL fuLIoh-sT.
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EIJLL ACCOUNT OF THE RACE
u FOR THE EPSON DERBY.
CHALLENGE FROM JOHN {. HEESAN TO
JOHN MORRISSEY.
LETTER FROM JOHN c. HEENAN.
LETTER FROM THE EDITOR
LETTERS from CENSOR, and other Speeisl Londoa
Correspondents
LETTERS Of TOM SAVERS aad the EDITOR Of
BELLS LIFE,
With full particulars oft
ELEMENT Of the FIGHT for the CHAMPIONSHIP.
HEENAN THE ACKNOWLEDGED -
THE WOODS AND KING MATCH.
And g.at variety Of Sporting News IN
WILkES'S SPIRIT, NOW OUT.
ROSS 4 TOUsEY General gents.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-07-19

HI. v. johnson Burned i'm Effigy.
The long established bad manners of the
slave Democracy towards Northern men
suspected Of abolitionism have taken a new
turn in Georgia. The Hon. Herschel V.
johnson is not only having hard time to
get hearing in behalf of Douglas and him.
self on the stump in his own State, but be
has been subjected to the indignity of be.
ing burned in efigy. He spoke at Macon,
June 30th, and whenever be made allu,
sion to Mr.. Breckenridge, the crowd cheer.
ed so vociferously that be had to abandon
the attempt to make an elaborate speech
After the meeting be was burned in efigy
within sight of the window of his hotel.-
The Southern Confederacy, with its char.
acteristic mildness of statement, says that
Nthe parties who were engaged in offering
insults to Governor johnson, at Macon, are
a set Of nefarious scoundrels, cowardly
traitors and the basest paltroons. If they
are not they will prove themselves to the
contrary" Governor johnson is said to
have left the platform on this occasion with
the remark that minorities had no terrors
for him.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-07-19

The HEATED TERN SoUTH.-The 4th
and 5th ofJuly were melting days in South
Carolina. The maximum range of the
thermometer in the shade was 81. In the
sun lO2 to los. For five days previous
the heat was distressing, and during the
heated term of eight days the deaths
from exposure, sun strokes, DC, were un-
exampled in the history of Charleston.
The papers record some fifty fatal cases.
At Savannah and Augusta, Georgia,
the heat was equally intolerable, and nu-
merous cases of prostration and death are
reported by the press. On the 9th the
weather became more bearable, the mercu-
ry standing at so, with showers.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-07-19
Couldn't Name a Sinige State or
a Single Vote Douglas will Get.

A pompous and silly Douglaslte, IN a
dispute with Democrat, remark ed, 81 am
willing to concede you will carry South
Carolina, and it is the only State the
Breckenridge men can bet on with any
prospect of success" "Welr' says the
Democrat, "you admit we have enc State
we can bet en-now, name, if you please,
a single State that you dare bet V that
Douglas will carry, or single electoral
vote he will get, and l will stake the mon
ey." The Douglasite just then had busi-
ness in another part of the city and left
He thought that VS. were too scarce with
him to be fooled away.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-07-19
Giving it Up---SensibIe Demo-
crat.

The Erie Observer, one of the most In
telligent and influential Democratic papers
in Northern Pennsylvania, thus frankly ad-
mits that the defeat of its. party in Novem-
Der is inevitable. The Observer says:
"We will not stultify ourselves-we will
not compromise the position of this jour
nal by misleading its readers with vain
and delusive hopes, when there is NO ROOM
FOR HoPF. united we stand, divided we
fall, is an aphorism which has never been
controverted either in theory or practice
No political party divided can succeed.
We tried it in ls4s, and like result flow
ed from like cause. And we are abont
to enact over again in 1860 the disastrous
campaign of 1s4s. We know it is said
there is silver lining in every cloud but
apprehend it will take spy glass at least
four years long, to see silver lining in
the cloud that spans tie political horizon
of the Democratic party at this time"
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-07-19
The Two Kinds of Interven-
tiOU,

Popular Sovereignty has been placed by
the Democracy between the two fires of
Congressional and Judicial Intervention,
and of the two, the latter is the hottest.
The Detroit Advertiser asks this pertinent
question.
Can any Democrat tell us the practical
difference between Judicial Intervention
and Congressional Intervention for the pro-
lection of slavery in the territories, except
that the former fastens it ubon them much
more certainly than the othera The Su-
preme Court may declare law of Con-
gress regulating the question, unconstitu-
tional. But Congress has nopower to dis
turb or set aside decision ofthe Supreme
Court. A slave code, therefore, mig be
only temporary, but decision of the
Court declaring the existence of slavery
in the territories, would be eternal! The
latter is Douglasism; the former is Breck-
enridgeism.