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Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-30

sNOR SALE by the Case or Package in
E quantities 10 suit.i
Long bin paper Legal cop Letter Paper. Ink
Broad bill paper, Fools cap, Note paper. Pen
ellis. Rlapk Books, Wafors, sc. &C. Noisy
Carriers Book & Stationary Co.
81 Battery & "a & 66 Long Wharf. San Fran
cisco. &c. p. KIMBALL, Pres.
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CATHARINE COIN,
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, Is ?


s--- ~ CouNTy OF BUTTE. ~
NN THIS, The l1th day Of August \. l-a6, per
q b soually appeared before me. a Justice oi the
Peace n and for the county aforesaid the above nam
ed ta.harine Cchn, proven Ia me To be the person
described in and executed the FOREGOING Instruments
bo acknowledgpd 10 me that she executed the same.
fcey and voluntarily, and for the USES and purposes
therein mentioned. ioiN J'NrS.
Justice of the Peace, Butte county, Cal.
oroVilie August H. 1856 augl itf
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nEcEARAToRY NOTICE.

yMrOTICE UEREBY GlNEN-Thai l. Cathnrine
NJ Goln wife Of LOWS Cohn, ol the county ol
Butte and State Of california, 40 hereoy oecpIc, .n"
i,,d C-o,n and after This date. to carry on business
in INV own name and on my own account. ~ sad
comfy Of Butte that in turn of said business Is keep
inc wholesale and retail cigar Sior' ald a'so gentle
n,,a. Purnishinc Goods and that will be indlNidu
Ii, rss,n,,sjlt in NV own name. for All icbls Cnn-
iracted ny me on account Of my sad business anH
further declare that the amount OF capital ih'esie"
in said business, does not exceed lhe sum oi hVe
thousand dollars
In testimony whereof, have herennto set my hand
and scnl This the llth day of August, a. d. 1850.
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pCoNs. NUMBERS l, . AND 3.

ROOMS. NJ MBi.hS l. = N4Nb d
vUyHIS INSTITUTION j. lomfded for the cure OF
svphylitic and Scrofulous complains, ard all
aIcfons IL ihe Genital Organs of whatever nature.
Instituted for the express purpose Of lr"ang private;
tnnIodips al the instance OF many fncdIca gentlemen
who have seen with pain the irnpo-itions praciiced
here,tfr ttpon those who have been tie victims of
l,iug iscmens. those connected with u are i0
nur.,le 10 certain extent this means OF Introducing
iu public notice. e-,,.,.,
Those applying for advice will find constantly in
attendance inedlcfl ability of ondisrNted skill in this
class of complaints. and ill be dealt viii IN Tho
mn.t honorable and stFeigtIforward manner,
For the purpose of securing privacy 70 Tho Hsos.
delicate several apartment. are go arranged That pa
tneuts will be brought in contact with hoBe Dot lhc
Office Physician.
Those anplying 10 this Institute viii the charges
ressouable and the treatment superior. Ladies and
geutlc,orn Who desire Ia become patients without
calling "A Inc sooms oi the Institute can be alteaded
al lheir Yeytdences.
Co,amunieaioH froa sri paris ef the country will
I've slcndsi to with promptness- anlr medicines sent
II desired bv enclosing fee OF ten dolnrs.
No Efforts will be spared 10 make the Howard hee1-
cal Ia...@ @ae ghat purpcEis 10 De, phiianthrophe
Institute.
Consolidation in English, Frs2ch, spankh and
German.
Ofiice hours from A. NJ. tKl sP. NJ. Address,
Howard Medical Institute, 1l5 SACRAMENTO street,
san Francisco. -
oGise Physician. DR.. T. MccAFFREX
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

ny pl'R~If ANCE OF An OKDEK OF TUE NUN-
orah Probate Court. in and for Butte county, IT.
rcctinr the sale of cerpn real esatt belonging To me
estate of George J.. Carlton hate OF inle county, de-
csnspd shall expose tor sale. nt public auction 10
tho birhest bidder ON the Both day of August. a. D..
S56 at O'Clock r. NJ. in front of the Orleans Hotel
in Oroyilc the following described premises. situate
in Butte county state IT California, 10 Wt ."mheh-
Gina, ON IN, south west boundary of Taiham's Ranch,
NOV Oruvillel forty rods from the bank OF Feather
river and running thence along said boundary IN Il
southery direction one hundred and sixty (itol rods
di nd siviy fl6O rods: thence in northerly direct
ion one hurdred and sixty 16G) rods; thence III an
os,erly direction one hundred and sixty O6Q rods TO
The place Of beginning. The above described preni
eos bring he same upon which the said Ge"fge 7
C,,ltou lived and claimed possession during several
wears before. and at the time ot his decrise.
The terms of sale made known at the time ot sale
Il. HOBART, Public Administrator
August 9th ls16. lauga'w4l huie county.
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nA. What is knowledge? To be
away from home when people come 10
borrow books or umbrellas.
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a Q "a Tx D
FROM THE
WESTERN HOUSE

FaIuE INDERSlGNED ED wishes To inform Inc nav
y cling public aud the citizens OF MartsN NE, lhhl
after his day all business connected with the Hotel
department will be carried on by The USE oG TIN
ETS. as follows;
MEALS 80. - 80 > -"
Lodging: ........ ..... so cts, - cts. and 81
FAMILY ROOMS. 90 per any.
A ticket for DAY Board by the week, Will be $40,
payable in advance.
i Ticket for Day Board with Lodging by the
week will be Sl3, Si5, and SIS, according to seiec-
ion of room. -,
The Proprietor hopes these Reductions VIII be
prrperlv appreciated by the Public The style o
busincss rs before. The addition of a good Bath
House Shaving Saloon, with the advantage ot the
Office or the California stage Company, win every
other convenience for the traveller, will think. nv
sure 10 the public all the needn comforts ol home
I'm connection with the above, the proprietor deems II
absolutely necessary state distinctly that he cahu"
he riH not nor SHALL not, to any one male or ie
male. rive the si,phtest or shortest credit.
This is not personal: it is general. nave heen
rather imposed upon lately, and wish to protect the
interests of my creditors as well as my own.
II. :. MURRAY.
Narysville July l6. 1856
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IT s NJ ALL LIN + !

Z - II \ T II II + =
0N and after Tuesday. March lrth, FOO the tall-
y f,rnia sage Cnmpauys Coaches VIII leave their
nei.., Western House. MHTysville every moTnin2 ul
6"clocy for sacramento, aud arrives in time Tor The
The SAN Francisco Eoais. -
l.ra,,suf., f,,r Mpry~ville, at the same hour
49, GEO. F. THOMAS, superintendent.
Nth 1-,b IS5G. MarysVille.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Wool. Hides and Tallow

un1ANTED-For which the highest market price
w will be paid Apply to ,,,,,a.,,
Corner Of 4th and L streets.
Hide YcrG, eastern entrance on Fourth
street near the Buckeye Mil, Marysvillc,
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HOWARD MEDICAL INSTITUTE.

lls Sacramento street. next TO me Pachc Mnli D.
co,s Office over Wines y co.'s Express Odice.
SAN FRANCISCO.
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OrupilIe NaiIp 1Suttt &erorh.
PU BLIsHED DAILY (sUNDAYs EXcEPTED) BY
GEO. II. CRosETTE.

rT1' OPYt~v--In Record Ruildinc on Myers Street,
East side. between Montgomery and Bird, Orove.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

NROVlLLE DIVISION S. OF T. No. 224,I
~ Meets evory SUNDAY Evening ~ . 0lo'h' W
at Masonic hall. J II She, herd; 4.
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ApVILLE ADVERTISEMENTS.
NEW GIG AR AND
TOBACCO STORE.
West side u street, opposite the the liaun Hons"
RFSTILLE, ca l..
wxaa. Sh&rECy e&c CO.,

Ee eTSPrtrTiTLIY ANNOUNCE r. THE PVR-
&c, lie and THE TRADE. HAL ihcN hntr c"n.
~Iantly ON band ANA tor sale, al the lowest markt;
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BJTrE RECORD JOB PRINTING
EST ADJUSTMENT T
OROVEE T..

We are now prepared with good assortment "f
PRINTING MATERIALS. tc execute every de-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-19

great excitement amonS his frends. and aervei
the m 10 fresh exertions. He got full a. maoy
votes, perhaps more, than be would II il bad at
betn made.
There were severe struggles on the Anerie -
questions SIS involved in the las. revolution, and %
comforting with the New-iotk Convention; but
the results we're favorable to uricn and bar
nony. u.
SPeeL Dispatch 70 The n 7. Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA. Wednesday, June Is, 1856.
Knots gather around the hotels aud discuss tho
pcuh a,ion. l; is generally done in good temper.
sna with as little manifestation Of disappolnt ne0t
as is usually seen ON such occasions.
TIE nomination was received in Convention with
more uprcalloas shouts than are Otter heard any
where out Of an nssne asylum.
On the whole, everything connected with tho
dopgs of the Convention has passed OF with moro
harmony thsn was 70 be expected considering tho
difficulties to be encountered. Their seems TO b
nothing likely to grow out Of its action to work
detrimert to the cause
Ne yiee-Presidency is now the esgrcssins topic
in al minds. Ever, body is discussing candidates
possible sDa impossible John A. King is named
by New-Yefkers, and Moses II. Grinneu has na-
merous friends. The feeling tonight, however. II
both East and West, is running very strongly -
Ex-senator Dayton OF New.Jersey. as man every
way worthy. ysP
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jet with view to some concerted acton on the pov.

jet, with view to some concerted action on the pc..
OF both Conventions.
Mr.. LlTrtrJoHS OF Nev.York moved n refer ire
connunicstios TO Comrzttee 10 consist Of c,e from
each State. He said the North American Contention
were sc;us;ed b! the same feelings tha, moved this
Convention, and /, was but gh, that the e.t party
represented by the North American Convention should
have che oatcidate on the ticket Nominated here.
Mr.. GIDDISGs of Ohio va. panied 10 be comrellet.
to oppose the motion. Tbs Convention hsd invited
all TO come in who we've opposed TO the present Al
mirstrs;ion. II Committee were appointed 10 COM
intricate with Americans lie should want Com nit.
tee appointed TO communicate With foreiyn born c;t
izers. He could not believe the Chairman Of the Ma
tiopal Committee authorized 10 open auy such
Communication. He stood there to speak for German
ci,izers g. well az for American born citizens. lie
moved 90 lay the resolution On the able.
Carried BY an immense majority, amid intense *.
citenieLt.
Mr SrArIDIsG % Ohio withdrew his former with.
draw al of Jsdge NJ Leans name
The Presidtlt appointed a. TeIers Messrs. E. D.
Morgan Of New York and Orhe of Indiana
The Convection then proceeded 10 take the first in
formal ballot, With the following result:
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THE LATEST.
si Dispatch to The y. \. rubun,

STecis Dispatch 20 The y. \. Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA, Wednesday, June Is, 1866,
Mr. Dayton OF New Jersey seems to be counted
upon for the Vice Presidency. Il is felt impossi.
bic 10 take any body from Pennsylvani with safety.
Mr.. Dayto is an old Wing. aud has had quasi
connection with the Americans.
Gen. Wilson has bad a great pressure upon him
to sccept the nomination. Pennsylyania and New
York were both urgent He resolutely declines 70
have al, thing TO do with it.
TIE North Americans were vastly indignant A
Mr.. Giddings's speech and its temporary success.
and threatened to break things but they are grow
ing cooler ane wiser
The Committees of the two Conventions are in
session to night.
TIE Indiana men are stoutly urging Heury 8.
Lane, President of the Convention, for the Vice
Presidency. D.
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AT1YRNOoN SESSION.

rsy rrIrGKAFH TO TIE ASSOCIATE
The Convention reassenbled al p N, ana oens
called 10 order, the President announced 'n"' 'he
chairman Of the Republican National Executive CSm'
49, had COMMUNICATION TO present 10 The Con
ver'on. .; . ,,,.
The Ucp. +. d. MORGAN then presented eonnu'
;oa,;on from the Committee appointed by the North
80, Convention. stating that in pusuance ot
,r,;or in that Convention they had bteu ap Poih'ed
- i,, ,be Recublcsp Couy,pt,on II the 'ao'
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THE NOMINATION.

Special Dispatch The Y Tribune
PHILADELPHIA, Wednesday, June l5-5t p III.
Col. JOHN c. Fremont is nominated. The
following is the official vote on the first ballat;
Fremont, $50; MLean, 1876; Seward, /; Banks,
|: Sumner, 2. p. S.-Fremont is unanimously
nominated, receiving the vote of every State The
enthusiasm is tremendous
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RESPONSES TO TBE NOMINATION OF COL.
FRFNOEr

ALBANY, Wednesday June 49, 1856.
The domination 81 Col. Fremont ia received with
general 10y. Ore hundred guns have been fred from
Csp!tsl-sqrare BY the Young Republican Guard
TorcHKItrsIE, Wednesday, June 10, 1855.
Cannon ere being fred in honor Of the NOMINATION
FieuOrt.
Bosros, Wednesday. June ls. i7'"
One hvtirtd gun. were fired here thu eveo"s ~
the srnc u1cemer. cf Col. Frencnts oou,DA o..
the r., -.depty. Tie Young Meas ReP' o" '''
brilliantly Iluu pat, i tle!f hes'qsA''e"'
Demoine courier., 1856-09-25

A NEwsPAPER 10 an i~mpersonality.
Readers. 10 general care very little, and
certainly are not a. ell concerned to know
who may be the writer Of q particular
paragraph. A ne Sspaper's Material if
II be anything, csnnot iowa days, be
exclusively the production of n man.
Isis immateriai who wriies-unless in
. case that demands personal accoun,a-
bili,y or personal o~ffence--and an oppo~
sing journal would be- bet ter employed
ia answering the arguments or over
throwing the positions of an article,
ihaa in assailing or ailudine TO it's imag
ined author. This isa poin. of news
paper etiquette which should bs observed
by oil who would maintainu HE decorum
and dignity OF the press.
Demoine courier., 1856-09-25

q Alter Mr.. Brooks, Of tbs. N. Y
Cypress. had finished . bitter Fillmore
and anti Fremont speech Al Orange, N.
j.. recently. a leading Fillmore man,
from South Orange. went up 10 him and
said; "Mr. Brooks. which party do you
consider the Americans are fghiing!-
Mr.. Brooks replied that they were
fighting The "Black Republican, "And
are they fighting them upon the slavery
~issue!" "Yes," replied Mr.. brooks.
Then" said The South Orange man.
.'that determines my course. am not
prepared to war with tho non-extsn.
sion principles of the Republicans.
UM vote for Fremont" aN
Demoine courier., 1856-09-25

a Henry Ward Beecher, a Protest.
ant Clergyman arraigned for writing the
biography Of Brooke. in the sketch OF
the .'dog Noble" replies TO a letter from
q friend on the subject a. follows:
LENox, Aug. %. 1850.
DEAR SIR:--The story of Noble is
true; and the record Of il you enclosed
10 me ( wrote. 81 gs sEEFa s.
Nothing can bs more silly than the
attempt to fix upon Col. Fremont the
Catholic religion. l am personally ac-
quainted with Col. Fremont and his ex.
cellen, wife; and have repeatedly talked
with both upon this subject, minu,ely.
and | must Say that in all my life, / new
or knew a lie 90 utterly baseless, and
persisted in, after contradiction with ouch
willful malice.
Blu, il 10 plain that where 2ersonali-
ties make up the substance of cam.
paign argument, there 10 little else upon
which they care to make an issue. I,
is well the great moral principles. and
the civil doctrines which lay q. the foun-
dation of our Government, are on the
Republican side.
Let the falsehoods. and the gross per-
sonal abuse be left TO. those who choose
to employ them. Should Col. Fremont
become our next President; l believe
that We shall have taken . long and firm
step towards the pur:.y Of Washing.on's
Administration.
Very truly yoors,
HI. w. BEEsHER.
Demoine courier., 1856-09-25
Discipline of the Mind.

1t 10 not by mere study, by mere nc
emulation Of knowledge, that you car
hope Tor eminence. Mental discipline,
the exercise Of the faculties Of ihe mind,
the %quickening of your apprehension
the strengthening Of your memory, the
forming Of 2 sound, rapid snc 4iscrimi.
mating Judgment, are Of even more i'm.
p~or,ance than the store of learning
Practice the economy or lime. Consid-
er time like the faculties Of your mind,
a precious estate; that every moment d
il we'll applied is put TO ii exorbitsn'
interest. The zeal Of amusement itself,
and the successful result of application,
depend, in agieat measure, upon the
economy Of lime. Estimate also The
force Of habit. Exercise 4 constant and
unremitting vigilance OF requirement OF
habit, in matters tina, are apparently OF
indifference, that perhaps are really 80,
Independent. OF tie habits that they en-
gender. II is by the neglect Of snch
irifles that bad habits are acquired, and
that the mind oy total negligence and
procrastination in matters Of small 90.
count. but frequen, occurrence-mat,ers
Of which the world take no notee-be-
accustomed to the same defects
in matters Of high importance. BY mo
lives yet mor urgent, by higher aud
pursr aspirations, by the duty Of obedi.
ence 10 the will Of God, by the awful
account you will have to render, mo-.
merely OF moral actions, but of faculties
entrusted to you for improvement-by
all these high arguments do conjurs
you $50 10 number your days tina, you
may apply your heart unto wisdom"
unto tina, wisdom which, directing your
ambition to The noble end Of bens6.Gng
mankind. and teaching humble reliance
on the merits and on the mercy Of your
Redeemsr, may support you in the time
Of your wealth; and in 'ihe hour Of
death. and in the day Of Judgment"
may comfort } on with the hops, Of de-
livsrance.-Sir Robert Peel
Demoine courier., 1856-09-25

They who SOW the wind shall reap
the whirl wind" The people are awake
the people are a, work, and we are in
the midst Of q great and glorious popu-
lar revelation Our returns from the
Maine election are decisive, magnii
cent and overwhelming. In connection
with Iowa and Vermont. they show that
This grea. Fremont movement gathers
strength as il goes, like a tornado, and
that j, is destined 10 sweep the entire
North in November, from Poriland 10
San Francisco. This grand result in
Mime inspires the constantly increasing
leeions Of The Fremont party with the
prestige Of victory; il extingui,hes the
affected con6dencs and cool complacen,
CIV Of The Buchanan politician at a blow,
and il practically leaves Mr.. Fillmore
in the exact position Of Capt. Tyler in
1914. EsaN sGa' tf
Upon the Democrats and X. N. wig.
vans and lodges Of this city the news
from Maine fell like the morning sun
upon Jonah's gourd-it blighted and
wIthered up their delusive hopes aud
calculations in q single hour. The great
torchlight procession of Tho Empire
Club, which it was hoped would be en-
livened by a lille Democratic music
from the Kennebec, moved last nigh, in
its line Of march, like the funeral pro.
cession Of Tsmnany Hall and the de-
funct rufian and spoils Democracy
Il only needed the visible presence Of
Pierce, JEFF. Davis, Atchison, Stringfel,
low, Buchanan and Forney to make the
pageant com plete.
Read The news from Maine; and re-
membe: that Maine 10 an old Democrat
ic State, almost as tried and ,rustv here.
tofore az New Hampshire, she is com
revolusionizeG. II 10 a perfect
rou.-a regular Waterloo
operation. The Democrats had made
the concession Of four odt Of six candi-
dates 10 Congress to the old line Wings,
as a gu'.trap 70 catch noodles with; but
the trick vas q failure and old line Whigs,
deludec Know No.bings ant Democrats
all Como down together. There is
no. margin enough in the interval 10 the
October elections in Pennsylvis and Ohis
10 explain AVA this crushing Democratic
II will tel. upon Pennsylvania
and lnineis more than all the election
esring documents Of the last six months.
Hamlin. ill lately, belonged to the DEM
ocratic party. What of thai! So did
Fremont, and so with thousands upon
Of his supporters. II only
makes the matter worse and verse fos
buchanan. Read the news f:on Maine.
Clear the track!-N. Y. Herald, 10Th.
Demoine courier., 1856-09-25


MORE EvIDEHcE-FREMoNT A Ma.
HoMEDAN.-We learn on undoubted tes.
,inony that Mr.. Fremont, the Republi.
can candidate for tine Presidency, 10 q
Mahomedan! We bring this charge .,
q time when he 10 unquestionabIy prov
ed 10 bel Catholic ami . Protes iana.-
The following 10 the foundation for the
charge, subsiantisted BY Chris,opher
Carson, Esq, Of Iexss. Upon arriving
at<he shore Of the Pacihc, Fsemon, got
of from his horse, and taking OF HE
boots and stockings, rolled up HE pants,
and said he would 60 and wade. The
beach. however. was covered with mus
cles. whose sharp edges were rather
prominent, and Fremont, turning 10
Carson. said he would nos trample on
them. The inference arose inssaotiy in
Carson's mind that Mr.. Fremont was a
muscle-man, FROM the sympathy he
evinced for those bivasves, and on being
asked II such wei not the case, a. he
sought another place in which 70 wade.
he winksd hrs lsfl eye, % much 40 to
say ..yes!" ISIS 'aesaiH aE
Demoine courier., 1856-09-25
What Slavery Docs for 8
.B#l sg3feens Carolina. - 81

Read ibe following letter from . Sou.l
Carolina planter to a Philadelphia mer.
chant. Comment Is superHuous.
"Ixln thoroughly dissatisfied with thu
prospects Of myself and my pos,eri,y in
these paris. This State il drifting into
Insolvency. Our population 10 moving
away rapidly, and old farms are going q
begging al less than the cost or Their
buildings. Our lawyer poli,ic,ans are
voting the means of the State 10 build q
railroad to connec with Tennessee, for
whose rich products we have very lille
money to give.
"The capitalists Of my district send
their money to Georgia aud Missouri 10
be loaned out. Our few Gotten manu-.
iaciurers aereaboutt are hard run to get
money 70 carry on their business; the
farming business suffers in the same "a.
ito. Now, I ask in all confidence, il
there any hope when our lands have
reached the very minimum OF cheap
Dess, that they will ever be replenished
with an industrious population from
abroad, or from the more northern States!
Or viii they be abandoned TO the ioxss
and owlsl am firmly resolved to eJu.
cate my 0 n in Europe, and my dauQh
ters near Phiiadelphia. Ny present in.
come from farming will not allow this,
for The growth of negroes 10 all The gam
have made will not sell them a. nv
necessities require; therefore ] am doom.
ed 70 live poor, though nominally we'll
of. Il own more than thirty slaves 2
81 want to train my children to self
reliance. Myself / deon, TO the man.
agemeni of negroes: for | have Eegroes
| could no, have the hear, 10 sell,
and to whom liberty. With their present
cultivation, would be no boon. In this
dilemma | seek tho advice of a friend,
whether 10 move to the cotton regions
central Alabama, where money can be
made. or. only keeping my ~favori.s me-
groes, permanently settle in Tennessee
or Missouri. Imsrsly mention some OF
the outposss o! my defencss.
IL Am now surrounded by q few o.!
the wealthy. bu. mostly by q set Of poor
ignoran, people, whose prospects are
poor indeed. From among such nv
children shall escape. God knows I
for my W 20 superiority in ped
gree or performances. But progress 10
The word; among the poor, helpless set.
| see none-a stroke of misfortune can
reduce mine 10 the same level. There
tore, In The strength of their arm, and the
clearness OF ,bair head. I'll launch them
on The world; aud il they gain an hum
cred slaves apiece, il 10 their choice"
Demoine courier., 1856-09-25

SACK OF LEAvENW0RTH -Quitei q
namber OF the free state residents oil
Leavenwor,h. who were expelled Gom
The place by tho Border Rufians have
reached this city. They state shst ihe
town was completely in the hands ofa.he
bandiss.a Several persons were killed,
and the free State men robbed . large
amount Of their property "A great dsal
Of suffering was Of course caused by
this sudden exlpolsion Of % large snnm
Der Of citizens, and many have lost theil
al. MOI only WAS the property Of ihs
free State man taken, bus The stores, and
shops Of thoss heretofore supposed 4
belong to the othss side were entered
freely and property of every description
taken from them By shs aob.-Couaei
Bluff Chyon0fype. .ncsSsil 81 ~