Richland County Observer (Newspaper) - March 24, 1857, Richland Center, Wisconsin T ISRAEL EDITOR in all 4pgff, in I VOLUME RICHLAND RICHLAND MARCH I r f I 17. nt nnd Solicitor in Chancery Wis. COBB Linnet nnd Collecting Wn to in Practice in and Lu and 611 tho nnd One or both of them will attend each lorm of Circuit Conrt K. me. Attorney nnd nt General and Wis. Attorney nnd Counsellor nt Kichland C. Attorney and nnd Notary in Wis. I Attorneys add Councilors at in will to collodion of ot obtaining pre-emption and all with our profession anil Agency O Hi price lor Land VV a riant a. Nov. 22nd, 1853. 1'UIKST fc Notaries will at- tend to entrusted to to iho duties ol the in building o. H. esio the of torand cured il 01 no til at- tention paid to all chronic in the i 26th, J. T. 31, Ins professional to the of Center and donee on north-west tho Public Squ iro The 1'aeulty ot Medical September 1st, 1850. j. t 1856. and Richland Wis. it hii residence 1'hysicitin, and RichKind of the Agent tho part of Riehland and part Hid Ax at Spring Wis 17, Votary Public and Deputy County Wis. 11 3m Notary Public and Lind will attend to the payment of with reasonable W. Notary Richland Wis at the Post September of tho Notary nnd General attends to drawing and ing 5 F. M. Notary Public and will attend to nil to him pertaining to tho duties Goods sind Lands for at all L. D. Dealer in and Books and Fancy land in 1UCE, having making Urick for this U undertaken to supply the people of tins village and vicinity with At tho Court may be Ind at times and Give him n Richland December American TIIK en- la Ins fitted it in good la now prepared to accommodate the traveling public in the best possible ind on reasonable Good stabling attached to the with a good shed lor c mlo and loaded N. U. Stages leave this house every morning and arrive at Lone in time for tho cnrs cast or A. S. 1857. Valley WIS Tim commodious house at nil i times for accommodation of ami the public new it. Attached to this house is the best of stable i per 75 cents for teams ing over one bushel of JACOB V March at Madison HOW SHE WON THE I have a pood story to tell and you must hoar mo patiently to the end in der that may enjoy what made my poor sides nche with as they have not done in a many a You remember pretty little Mrs. L whom you met hero last Did or did I toll you what a witch she and how she contrives to twist her husband nnd everybody else her almost without nn come in yesterday wearing the most superb set of they cost a littlo No one but myself would have seen for tho bright face above them was ant with beauty and and would have riveted the of the coldest ic in But I have been ting T. for a set of and of course my eye fell upon the and I ex- You extravagant creature Where did you get said a bit of it. did I get My of coin See what beauties they They rrust have cost an then he had to do Because you fascinated him I won them on the On tho election How You been betting on Buchanan T' Not I. I wouldn't have bet a pin on though they say he has gained the I'll tell you all about it. let me parlor is like an So she pitched her cope at the and laughing to sec how tiie back rose at the began You know how George and I have fought about the was for Fillmore and I for and how many times he tried to silence me by ing that women know nothing about which by the I don't in the least Do look at the Never mind the goon with your Where was as I we did everything but devour each It was such a mortification to mo to have him vote for one who would to ns has So one day I shan't let you I Keep you at He laughed ily nnd is more than you can my you give me leave to said 1. I'll promise you a set of sables if I don't cast my vote for more on the fourth day of and That was two weeks before the Just look at that It was plain she would never get along witli her stoty while the cat remained in the so I picked up without saying a and put her That means go laughed as I said this was two weeks before the and from that time I didn't open my lips to George upon the The next day the came to make us a nnd our time was so com- occupied with catering for their that the election was ly alluded to and as my it was But you may he sure that my bruin was busy ing ways and means to win the I whispered my secret to the who entered into my feelings And Oo for one of them has no furs at and the other carries a mufF which she declares is seven Wo concluded to invite company for Monday and on the morning of that we around among our our friends and and gathered up ivs many as we could get nt In the evening we mustered selves all on to dance till mom if necessary to the success of our who clearly loves was delighted at the poet of though he wished I had it until after the when it would serve us a celebration of the proaching Fillmore Here 1 interrupted Sophie to tell her how such an and ad- ded that I thought her husband knew She flew ot me in a don't laugh nt my band that's my privilege I was still as a and she went to make a long story and a long night as short as we danced till four o'clock in the when I told George if he wanted to be town early he had belter He took the arid before many minutes was sleeping like a I crept up to his room and quietly closed the and succeeded in drawing down till it was as Believe it as you the creature till four in the afternoon We kept the house as and about five o'clock I had the table set as if for and went up to He and asked tho Quite I come down for the gills and I are Ere long he made his appearance in the fast good to all around we meantime trying to look as demure as so many poured out his which he was quite witty as lie his cup to have it that it was Fillmore coffee to n Here we screamed with glad of any excuse to give vent to our pent up It grerr till finally we scarcely George rose and walked to the window said imagined we a vere Then he called us to look what a there was in the I had never thought of the and even if I I couldn't have Kept it from you know so I marveled and and ted somebody's barn on or body's hay that would keep him loitering and to pass away We the light till it had faded and just as George ed away from saying he had never known so dark a little Harry came bouncing in. He ran to his and put up his lips for a Dood you little said dood persisted the child nursey put little Harry to A. light in upon my husband's He and seizing me with both said is it true seen the sun I and now you owe me a set of You never saw a man so ly dis- as It was quite too late tor him to attempt to reach town be- foie the closing of the I felt so sorry for his disappointment tHat I wished in rny heait all the sables were in the Red and the tears filled my eyes in spite of me. He saw what was passing in my and drawing me to kissed me before them I was so ashamed said all fair and square you've won ly I must The next day he bought me these which ate really superb just feel of that but didn't he ask how you made him sleep so long he And what did you tell him That 1 put in his chicken A GALUNA Henry Corwith and H. Rogers the later the well known lead 11 Wall N. Y. have retired from the banking house of N. leaving the business in the hands of John E. The old style of the firm is not nor is its credit impaired by the For the last five or eight years this banking house and its New York branch have controlled the entire lead trade of the United whereby all parties have been made immensely The resources of the Galena house alone been estimated at two million of It was house in conjunction with R. K. Brother Johnson of this and Washburne Woodman of Mineral that made a tilt at the Georgia bunkers of this and compelled them to draw their entire Chicago At a party one evening a bachelor made the astounding assertion that every lady in the room made a practice of taking off her left stocking One half denied the the others declared that if it were so he had no right to know and with one voice they him He was so was of an give the ing a lady takes off the other is which must of course beta- ken off i CHANGE IN THE POST understand fiom reliable authority that James of Sauk has received the appointment of at We reserve comments merely ing that our citizens are preparing to run private the nearest Post Baraboo A factory for manufacturing candles has been commenced at Los The j material which they are made is tar obtained from the natural springs in RHEUMATISM AND cal in a late speaks as cider in have been using cider in acute rheumatism with much I think more of it than of Either new or old cider answers equally It I times combine with it a little As a it is the most To the it is in moderate quantities the most genial of all It should be more generally As rheumatism probably depends upon a faulty retrogression of the ducts from the eider may hasten and thereby remove a beverage for a son its recuperative qualities can be en- without mental For- eign wines and Schneidam schnapps are vile stuffs in comparison with American Scientific in early times was not remarkable for its exactness and In the year 1561 a book was called the anatomy of the mass. It had only 172 pages in it but the a pious was obliged to add fifteen pages to correct This he attributed to the special instigation of the A printer's wife in ny lost her life by feloniously meddling with the She went into ihe office one night and changed the types in III 10, where Eve is made subject to her and made the verse read shall rule over instead of shall rule over It is said she was put to death for her It is well understood that printers of an eaily edition of the were so heavily fined as to be utterly for leaving out the word from one of the Ten There is an of the Bible called the from the parable of the being printed Governor Geary vetoed the passed by the bogus Legislature of for taking the and calling a tion to form a State which was passed over his by a unanimous The Governor approved the act declaring resistance to the Jaws and punishable with lie has gether vetoed only two and has signed and approved all the The Legislature has adjourned after a long night which it passed a concurrent resolution of good will toward Gov. and gave him a favorable call after So that the en- mity between the Janus-faced Governor and the border was all a The people of Kansas are surrounded by are by their the general government is their and they are enveloped in specious and formed designed for their God help them Ex. SLAVERY AND These twin children of the sham baptized by the had their fitting representatives at the inauguration of president Dr. Mormon delegate from was selected as one of the marshals to escort the president elect to the Gen. Whitfield be of the Kansas sion notoriety was This is a practical illustration of the of the spoken of by Mr. Buchanan that the right of slavery and amy to be equal to and under our Janesville BUCHANAN NEARLY While Mr. Buchanan was a few weeks at the National the proprietor of the hotel being greatly annoyed by laid in ihe which the rats as in such ran to the water tanks and drank freely of the thus impregnating it with the The consequence that some forty guests were suddenly seized with and other complaints of that among whom were president J. Glancey and J. L. Some of them have been dangerously Mr. Buchanan the SENATOR GONE TO sailed in the for from New on the 7th A large rse of his including quite a number of on the pier to bid him farewell when the Fulton left the A salute of 31 guns were fired the direction of the Young Men's Central Republican amid the enthusiastic and long con- of the Mr. although quite feeble in to be in fine JOHN Editor of The Chicago Democrat has been by the Republicans of Chicago as Mayor by THE DEED SCOTT The opinion of Chief Justice TANEY at length been it will hand them down to posterity as the and tools of the because it will be to every lover of to reconcile such a as being made in dance with law for law ought to be the essence of The Court has decided the following all-important points 1st, That whether slaves or that men of the African are not citizens of the United States by the 3d. That the of 1787 had no independent constitutional force or gal effect subsequently to the adoption of the and could not operate of itself to confer freedom or citizenship within territory on not citizens by the 3d. That the provisions of the act of 1820, commonly called the Missouri so far as ii undertook to exclude negro slavery from and freedom and citizenship to negroes in the northern part of the The Louisiana cession was a legislative exceeding the powers of and and of no legal effect to that In deciding these main the preme Court determined the following in- points 1st. The expression and er property of the in the applies in terms only to such as the Union possessed at the time of the adoption of the 2d. The rights of citizens of the U. S. emigrating to any federal and the power of the federal government there depends on the general provisions of the which defines in as in all other the power of Con- 3d. As congress does not possess er itself to make the enactment relative to persons or property of citizens of the United Slates in federal other than such as the constitution so it cannot constitutionally delegate any such powers to a territorial organized by it the 4th. The legal condition of a slave in the state of is not affected by temporary sojourn of such slave in any other but on his return his tion still depends on the laws of as if the plaintiff was not a citizen of and therefore could not sue in the Courts of the U. S. the suit must be dismissed for want of Justice Nelson stated the merits of the case the question whether or the removal of Scott from with his master to with a view of working his He maintained that this question depended wholly on the law of and for that reason the judgments of the court below should be Justice Catron believed the Supreme Court has to decide the its of the He argued that Congress could not do what it could not do if it could exclude one cies of it could With regaid to the Territories Congress could govern them only with the tions of the The Missouri Act of 1820 violated the leading features of the and it Pie concurred with his brother that Scott was a and was so when the suit was Several other Judges are to deliver their views JUDGE The next Justice McLean ered his views arguing that slavery is limited to the range of States where by mere municipal Congress deem slaves or free colored sons injurious to the they have the to prohibit them from ing settlers in the power to Acquire Territory brings with it the power to goyern The ter does not carry with him to the tory the law of the State he the Missouri mise is constitutional and the tion is in favor of the freedom of Scott and his who were free un- der the decisions of the last 28 The at under dote of Feb. 28lh, says that weather there would be considered for month of Peach and plumb trees are already in and rose buds are on the eve of Col. Richardson of 111., who was laid on the shelf in his own State fall is to be provided by ing the appointment of Governor of j THE 1' -J grand closing scene of the ceremonies was the in tho which took place in wooden building erected for the purpose on Judiciary adjoining the City The temporary structure is 235 feet 56 feet and 20 feet A supper room 22 feet wide ran side of the forming an pendent The outside building a very uninviting being strongly suggestive of the shanties ed at Fairs and Agricultural for the accommodation of a sudden and with a view to being again suddenly resolved into their white pine elements but on entering the building a different scene met the The ceiling was a pure white studded with golden and the wall decorations were of the national white and The ad joining rooms in the City Hall were fitted up to afford dressing rooms for the The decorations of the were in very excellent and the when the vast apartment was lighted and the floor was swarming dressed was grand and The crowd commenced gathering in the about nine and by eleven the rush and crush was at its Almost as is any was and notwithstanding considerable induced bv the un- usual fatigue and excitement of the the dancing was kept up with spirit until long after There was a fine orchestra of forty instruments under tho lead of M. To provide for the vast crowd who took part in the terpsichorean finale of the In- auguration a goodly cf provisions was Among the items of the of fare were worth of 400 gallons of 500 quarts of chicken 1200 quarts of ice 500 quarts of 60 dles of 4 saddles of 8 rounds of 75 125 besides cakes of various At the head of the table was a pyramid of cake four feet with a flag of each State and with the coat of arms of each printed on A SENSIBLE subscriber in Richland remits MS with a note in which he says After returning thanks for the fits derived from your valuable low me to be excused from further vice as your Had I not posed that you would have stopped the paper before this I should have sooner given you As we now have a paper printed in our we feel bound to do all we can to supp our wish some people here were of that 1 do not know how my account If the amount enclosed is not please send your and all shall be for I hold that printers should be liberally as they are the mediums through which all useful knowledge is and do the largest amount of good for the least of any of the pro. Hoping that when you lose one old you will re- two new I E. S. According to our books the money sent pays for the paper longer than it and on the strength that fact ad- ded to sundry favors rendered us nnd some of our and instructions re- by we shall send the ican to the writer of the above as long as we publish it he is willing to pay We only wish more men like can. We will add our testimony to the Mr. SEXTON'S letter is entirely We know him to be one of the best friends of The Observer that it has in thp If we were to get as much business from every on our as we do from we should enlarge our paper as it there is no tainty when can be i SLAVERY IN dcs a German at St. in arguing the of pation in gives statistics of that has only a nominal existence in one-half of the There are wUh a white population of about thol only 47 slaves to each the whole State there are only 20 ties containing more The strongest slave population is found in it having slaves 10 Strong are belong made by to effect the of Gov. Geary of
