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Steam Refined Candy Mandatory
NO. 33 MONTGOMERY STREET.

Between Bush and Suter Streets.
THE PROPRIETOR OF THE ABOVE
named establishment takes this method of informing his
n- the example Of the Gas tonpanvthat is. to reduce
his prices which he hopes win give entire satisfaction
to all
His CANDIES are all manufactured from Suars Double
Refined Sugar, which he imports himself and all the
used by him of the finest favor and the best in
the market together with variety OF Candies
merous to mention.
Having had experience of years in the bust
in this city, and beag the FIRST C0SFECTIONER
the Pacific Coast he aatters himself he will be able
give entire sfaction to all who favor him with their
trade
By new and improved process his CANDIES are made
that he Is enabled to sell at much lower figure
here .oore.
Pereons desiring anything in his line will do well to call
and examine his splendid stock ofCANni well his
prices he feels confident they cannot fail please the
strictest economist.
beautiful assortment of sticks humps and drops sell
ing at reduced rates
COMFITURES,
Including caraway Seeds, pearled and smooth CHINA
mon Strings Glove Buds Cassa Buds Coriander seeds
large and small al 20 cents per pound.
GUM DROPS,
Smooth Almonds. Jujube Paste French Notices Almond
Candy. etc, at 80 cents.
beautiful assortment Of French Candies,
Varying in prices according to quality
N BThe attention of the trading public is invited to
examine this immense stock of Candies comprising
thing in the duice', line.
He leaves it to the buyers Judge of the superiority OF
his articles; cai and yourselves; for ocular
demonstration is proof positive.
33 Montgomery Street,
between Bush and Sutter
.'@''t-om San Francisco
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These oils are obtained by Distation at the Chemical
Laboratory Pah of jefferson, OF Pierre Iacour author
of Iacours Chemical Analysis Iacours Chemical Manp-
ulatcns Iaconr the Manufacture of Liquors. &c.
Purchasers particularly requested to return the
TASKS and ohtafn their money, if the Oil does not give
perfect satisfaction.
LACorR'S OIL OF CoGNAC converts neutral spirit to
superior imitation of Imported Brandies VIZ Oard SAFE
rae Marett Cognac Pouney Segnette United Vineyard
Propretors Castiloa and London Dock Brandies These
iiuuors will have Il full frnity flavor and beautiful
sparkling color Common Rectfed Whisky will he chan
ced bv of the Oil Cognac New York Brandy,
Pine Apple Brandy Common Cogasc Brandy, &e.
IAC0lR'S OIL OF RYE changes Rectifed Whisky to
Moncngahela Eye Whisky, Old Virginia Malt Whisky,
Bourbon Whisky. &c.
or. or CEDRAT changes comnaon Rectied Whisky to
Old Irish ft WHISKY and superior article of Scotch
Whisky.
on. OF PEACH changes Whisky to Virginia
Peach Brandy &c oil OF Peacf ana Oh OF Cognac will
convert common Whisky to Apple Brandy.
OH. OF GIN converts the poorest Whisky to Holland
Gin scleidam schnapps, Rose Gin, Swan Gin, English
Gin &c.
IACoUR's CONCENTRATED ACID will, in five hours
after being mixed change FIVE gallons of good Vinegar and
twenty gallons of water to thirty gallons of the most
acid Vinegar that be found in the market. BY the
of Iscours Concentrated Acid vinegar be made
for dollar and sixty cents per barrel.
FOR MAKING LIQUORS. Iacours Oils require no
preparaon-only pour the oil into the whisky and shake
we'll The liquors thus made will have fine natural aro
FULL rch oily taste beautiful transparent color
and fine bead Lacours oils exert three distact prop
critics in converting whisky to brandy gin &c
The first property combines with and subsidies IN the form
of foculent particles the whole of the grain oil Amyc
Acohol The whisky is thus deprived of that peculiar
irritating and burning taste and becomes neutral SPIRIT
the second property consists in oily mucilagnous
taste impaired to the liquor which renders it mellow,
and mparts appearance of great the third proper
ty is exhibited in the rich vnous nuty odor tnat is i'm
parted to the liquor which renders distinction from the
genuine brands impossible.
These oils put up in quart TASKS; each flask con.
tans sufficient oil for making three hundred gallons OF
liquor. Full and comprehensive directions accompany
the bottles Price. 81 per bottle
For sale at the of St streets
One bottle of these oils five in number Will be securely
packed shipped with bill of lading to part OF the
country upon the receipt of $40, to address OF
feb7 '57-1y J. LACOUR, New orleans.
Purchasers are requested, guarantee OF good faHh
to furnish us the name house in New Orleans and
we will shin them package of the Oils. If they do not
perform ali that claimed for them they will cost moth
ing.
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NOTE lost!

3 cST--.A note payable 10 p r. ANTHONY order.
\ 10 the amount of S2Z lost the first of Auril
a. II. 1891. The hearer would favor hy return
ing It ~ T. B. Anthony of Columbia. It * vaneless 10
any except him, bonds have been given against it,
ment. II
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SAN FRANCISCO
Lager Beer Saloon
M ain Sire ct, above State,
COLUMBIA.

NNH E PROPRIETOR LOUIS HEYNE.
Il MAN of this popular establishment, re-
turns thanks to his friends and for
their liberal patronage and takes this method of inform
ing them that he continues to keep the
Choicest imported Wines and Liquors
to be found in the San Francisco market, ris:
OLD BOURBON and SCOTCH WHISKEY, very fine PONEY
BRANDY, extra quality JAMAICA RUM, ARRAC and
MADEIRA old London Dock SHERRY and PORT
VINE, also great variety of FRENCH CLAIR
EFT, WHITE WINE and RINISH WINES.
The lovers of a good SEGAR can slways find choice
variety to select from.
Columbia Nov. % 1s5e-ca-H
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THOS.. BOYCE:

a We I ST. N G A G ENCY
- n r. corner Washington and Montgomery streets
San Francisco. Agent for the Weekly Colombian
g [ N G. ! II G S G. H o OIL
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NOTICE TO LIQUOR DEALERS
AND
~H>-o~.Un <HnD 6<.

A complete assortment of the Oils necessary for max
age of the articles used for giving ARTIFICIAL STRENGTH
to liquors. converting gallons of Whisky to 100 gaons)
and every article necessary to commence LIQUOR STORE
will be furnished for $40 Also all the information nec
essarv to conduct such establishment thus enabling
the beginner to successfully compete with the Oldest
liquor dealers Address, through the Post Office
p. LACOUR,
New Orleans
Lacour's Concentrated Acid for making VINE.
GAR. put in gallon packages at S. per package
IN good shipping order
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THE UNDERSIGNED Respectfully informs the citi-
zcns of Columbia and vicinity that he will give course
of lessons in vocal music at the Presbyterian Church.
commencing Friday evening February 9Th, at y o'ak
Ladies free of charge
TERNs-For s-enty four lessons, -, .;.... IS, 90
jan3l-tf T. r B,GNOW
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Nlmr.- vnrv r.,nnniLI-.r.
HABITS FAVORABLE TO THE DE-
VELOPMENC OF FEMALE BEAUTY

SONS which p,.nrc ,...l.. nal n,,.L j..
~. cas-, of cy.,. r..I;,;IrI 49,, o..
.eurial rr..r,i,ns +, ,..:r rcr,.r,.,, ~
N,,, I.d;.t rcn,;r, c;.,l', Lo,irs .r.o,,. L.,
!, should l.. ,nrrr in Tu,rJ ria, ,,, ',nncL
.lesn instead of r.G..I.;r,, ,,r,l,,n,s -
Jesifn for si.I further irJnI,cic.. :, has
n. ,r.c, or L.,., ,.r.,..;.,,, = 1~.-,....
rn,n tho mental AMI ,,,s.,',r ,roa,.s
DESTROYS thc conrl.,i,n nnl Is no.,iIynp,,
niu,ious. auJ ON the other bacJ wan,
If sleen will hr;ng on rro,r,,n,n nII oro
Lying awake At MONT IL L;glIy iri,ri[ns
CAUSING a iap;I cyapora,iSn NJ orgor;o
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stead Of catching til" spider, his snake.
snip caught himself thereby in An aidi
u"h"I trap. Inc SPIDER, probably by
watching each opportunity, when the
mouth OF the snake had thus been turn-
eI towards her, adroi,ly, with her hind
!eC%, as when throwing u thread around
Il Er, had thrown on" thread after aaolh-
cr over the mouth OF the snake. so that
ho was now perfectly muzz.ed, by a series
OF threads placed over it vertically, and
these were held from being pushed asun.
der by another series of threads placed
horizontally. as my informant states ne
particularly observed. No mu2z'r Of wire
or wicker work for the mouth Of the aui.
ma. could he woven with more artistic
regularity aud perfection; aJd the snake
occasionally making a desperate attempt
to open his mouth, would merely put
these threads upon stretch.
The snake continued his gyratous, his
CANT becoming more slow, however. from
"a"NwrsS and fatigue, and the spider con.
uNued to move down ana up on the cord,
gradually shortening ii, until, at last,
when drawn upward 50 far that only two
or three iuche, of the tail touched the
noor lhe snake expired, about six days
after lie VIZ first discovered
\ more heroic feat than that which
this little spider performed IS probably no
where upon rocord--a snake a foot in
length hung 10y common house spider .
Truly, the race is not to the swift. nor is
le battle to the strong. And this phc.
r"mc"on may serve toindrale to u, IVA,
the intelligence with which the Creator
has endowed The hmbIr-', feel'o>, Of his
creatures, is ample Tor enabling them to
triumph ia any cmnr-yu'v v airn H. r,t
c"s them, # they nut exercise the tttul.
IT,, lie hr. Gwen them. /, is o.'v the
s."ihIuO, co"mo.y, ,imoroos. ,ha' l.i}, and
and they lui not 50 much before n.r en-.
emIrs as before ,h.'r own supia,u",,.
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JfllGrpllQllrullg.
From the W Washington Union.
IMPORTANT CORRE. PONDENCE.

To has ETceiimcy james Buchanan,
President Of tie United States
The undersigned, citizens of the Uuted
States, and electors OF the State Of Con
necticut, respectfully offer to your TX.
ce'lency this their Memorial
lhe Fundamental principle Of the Con.
stituHon OF the United States and Of cur
political institutions Is, that the pcoyle
shall make Mcir oUa {utcS and clcct M,ir
OtcR TUifrS
We see witt, grief, If not astoni>hmcnt.
that Gov. Walker, OF Kansas, openly
represents and proclaims that the PrcSi.
dent Of the United States is EN- ,loyinr
through bim an army, one purpose Of
whic", is 10 force tie people OF hdnSaS to
obcy iGwS not their olga, nor Of tie Uni.
ted States, hut laws which il Is notorious,
and established upon evidence, they never
made, aud rulers they revcr eeejcd.
We represent, therefore. that hy the
foregoing your oxce'lency is openly hell
nr mud proclaimed, to the great derora.
t'on Of our national character. As viola
tiny IN It's most essential particular the
solemn oath which the Pres den, has ta.
ken 10 support tie Constitution OF his
Union.
We cal attention further 10 :he fact
that Your e&cvi"ucy is, in like manner,
n Id up To th's nation, to al, mankind and
To AL poIcrlty, ia the attitude Of "icgy.
ing ""r "5n"st u portion Of ibe U"jicI
Siet1S' by enp,"y:ug arms in Kansas to
uphold II hody of men, and code Of en-
"ctm"n's pnrp"rting to ho Icgis't,ive, but
witch never hal the election nor sanction.
Tor consent, OF the people Of that Terri
ry.
We earnestly represent 10 your exec.
irnry rint We also have taken thc oath
I obey the Constitution aud your ,.r-
ceHeHcV may te assured that We shal. no'
rclrHn from the prayer that ALMIGHTY
GoD WI max" your administration an
example of justice anl b"uifccnre. and
win Illus terrible maj"st, protect our Joso
pie a"d O"T Concentrations.
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COMMON PoLITENEss.

The Patriot and Mountameer, alludinr
to the recent review near Greepyille. re-
Iates the following:
An amusing incident occurred on the
road. One OF the bore and sinew Of
the country" with bis wife and son. STAR
ed 10 walk to the muster field, which VAS
a good many miles off. Finding thatthe
walk would be too much for his "better
halt" with commendabls regard for her
comfort, he thought of a means of getting
ride for her, aud accordingly awaited
the approach OF a carriage he saw in the
distance. When near enough, he saluted
the occupants, aid sought for information
rs TO whether they bad vacant seat
"Ies, sir, have" was the reply, and the
caniago was Immediately halted. "WW
you give my wife seat, and take her
down TO rnusterP "Certainly, sir. with
pleasure" and the lady was politely hand,
ed 10. Judge Of the surprise of the ao.
eommodated party, however, when in.
formed that the accommodating gentle.
man was His Exceileucy Governor Ais.
ton ! This incident is Characteristic Of
the anostentaIions bearing Of our Chief
Magistrate.
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LlGHTNING.-The recul:arites Of that
terrible but mysterious agent, lightning,
are made the subject OF an interesting
paper IN recent number Of the BRUSH
Quarterly Review. Two clouds are not
necessary for the production Of lightning,
which Is frequently dissolved from. a soIi-
tary cIumP Of vapor, when n connection
can be established with the earth. A
freuch acade,nician, named Marcolie, de-
scrlbes case where mere cloudlet, a.
bout foot and half in diameter, killed
poor woman by dropping lhunderbolt
upon her head. II has been shown by
tarau&y iha! tho ce>fic Gaid contained
in single flash might be supplied by
the decomposition Of one grain of water
alone.
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WAsmNcloN Cry. Anc. c.l5. 1871.

NAsHNGIoN Cry, Aug. 10, 1851.
Gentlemen +: On my .reccnt return TO
this city, af.er u toriuight's absence, voar
memorial, without date, was placed in nv
hands, through the agency Of Mr.. Horn.
tIO King, Of the Post Office Department.
TO whom IL had been entrusted. From
the distinguished source whence it pro
ceeds, rs we'll as its peculiar character, |
have deemed ltprorer to depart from my
general rule in such cases, aud To give it
an answer
l"a 1iT,t assert that 'the fundanentM
principle Of the Constitution Of tie Uni.
ted States and Of our political institutions
Is that 1hc people Shall make their own
laws and elect their own ruiris.' You
then express Your grief and astou,hmcut
that should have violated llis principle,
and, through Gov. Walker, have employ.
ell an army, "One purpose Of which Is To
force lie people Of hOHSas To oLcy ia5gs
not AteT O,oH, nor Of' Tie United States,
but laws which 1t is notorious, and estab-
lished upon evidence, they never made,
and ruiers they never elected" And, ms
coroIIary from the foregoing, you rep
resent that am openly held mp aud
proclaimed, TO The great dcTogallon OF
our national character, as violating III its
most essential par'icuiar the solemn oath
which the president has taken TO SuDDOrt
PIE Constitution of His Union.
These are heavy charges proceeding
from gentlemen OF your high character,
and, ii we'll founded ought TO consign nv
name TO iuiany, Bot in proportion to
their gravity, common justice, TO say moth
ing Of Christian charity, required that
before making them you shouId have
c.eary a,cerIaired that they were we'll
found,d. II not, they will rebound with
withcring condemnation upon their au
thors. Dave you performed this prclimi-
nary duty towards the man who, howeV.
CT unworthy, is ibe Chief Magistrate Of
your conntry IL so, either you or are
iaboring Under strange deusion. Should
this prove to be Your case, ii will present
memorable example Of the Truth that
political prejudice is blind even to the ex.
istence Of the plainest and most paIpable
historical facts. To these facts let US re
fer.
When ! entered npon the duties Of the
presidential office on the 4th of March
last, what was the condition Of Kansas \
This Territory had been organized nnder
the act u Congress of 30lh MAY, 1854,
aud the government iu all lis branches
was 10 full operation A Governor, Sec
fetaty II tSy Territory Chief Jps,ise, .%o
Associate justices, a Marshal, and District
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bearer Of the human soul to heaven.-
From the deep organ peels of the lofty
cathedral to the simple hymn Of the peas
ants child, her strains are heard in the
home Of the blest. She cannot die when
this earth and the things thereof pass a.
way, Tor man is told in the holy volume
that the golden barps of the redeemed
shall be tuned to sing the praise Of God
for ever and ever.
Norfolk, Va.
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CREATING TUE pESrER.--The other
day, says the Dayton Journal, we obsery-
ed several Irish Iaborers trying TO desi-
pher written notice headed Public SAL
The notice, although written tolerably
plain, couiJ not he read by the boys, and
they asked US 10 read it TO them, which
we, of course, did At the conclusion,
one of them turned TO ids comra6es and
remarked IN gerry impressive tone -
Well, be jabbers, III nary buy Of man
who's SO naggardiy that lac won't get his
advertisement prinled--he's cheated tue
printer, and hcH cheat me- They all ac
qniesced IN the decision Of The spokes.
man.
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A PEN AED INK SKETCH OF PAR.
LIAMENT.


i"e I"''S''"n I"'e"'-en+er hasa letter
rom an American in London, dated July
q, giving pen and ink sketch gr Pau
Lament. a, follow,
"A, ,.....,. Ia.. ...,,;.
wish ,Ln u.,.~ - r.,.,...'.,s,,' ,..L ~ ~
K,uu,rd r,emLer rr,m Pnr,L Ir. ,an, ,l,,,
,u,fl;n,e ara, rs,r,..' ,.,.I'n''.. '.|c"L'
II. ,n,.r. ,,r...,j ,a.r..,,, .,,....I r,,|'
.,,rl y,It r,,rjJ, ...'T,,,,. - ''.,''',
statesmen ani warrior. lI,i,-o,. - n,on,
epop,b f., .nJ.,. , ,.ha,. -, ,"o...
p,,,i,h-Iava L.ar l,,:.l..I M, r,s ,....
r,la. clifca. As,,a,.,.r,.J ..,I,G2r -,
;ae lor.. f Commas tlo.,.',,r,r,,
.irc,,,l dunr}.n.r,.r r,,I..3 ~, .rr. ,,.,,%'
.rr is m the ru,ir :" Nh. ,..y,n =, :,
seat in H.. small Sr...r.r. a,r.,rv
The hail is Aar.rL IN n,r,m.,, - ,L
,onu shape, with rows of rroan c.,. I,ionol
r.rclc> On each side. Yri No I.,Ls ;n
from, of members. H.. ~r.,l., wears g,
huge wig and aown. The member, most
oul,uudI~h.y. wear i!..r hats. ,yrrr,
while speaking. The ,li.r, is eyr.r8iud
~ bad. vas also surprised AZ he
vou,htu! arpca,nnye ot marv Of Ib.
House at lra.t score Of them seemed
like mcmLrr, uf a senior c.a,, ,u r,,Irrr.
\ cJu~item:., loud conversation WAS car.
rcd Oh Gur.ay lhe debates. and wrmLcrs
were walking about continually.
Thtsp,aFcr of hccvrn;ng mos, listen
ed to WA, Mr.. Gladstone Of oxford. lie
j, an easy uou.lalart conyor,er, wnh no
elaborate har,asuc but his style WAS
very attractive. Nni.r he was ,o..k.nr
there was a constant cry OF Hear. hear
which sounded ike 'Ych-vci.-yrh.-
After him came the Chnncc.or Of the
EXchcqucr, a graceful, fluent statement
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"JnIius, whal's a coroner "

"a corouer, Mr.. Snow, is man what
sits on dc people, to see wedder dey killed
demseIves or committed suicide"
"And what does he do when he finds
out 2"
brings in de wardict, julius"
"Whal's wardict 2"
,"Nhy, long, black pole, painted
White on dc end-now hold your jaw,
and don't boddcr any moro.'
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Durirtlr.

AN lrlshman attending a Quaker meet,
ing, heard a Young man make the fol-
loving announcement:
"Brcthren and sisters, l am going TO
marry daughter Of the Lord"
"Ihe divil ye are" said Pat; "faith,
and be Jabers, It'll be long time aloro
We see yer father in law."
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a stranger in a printing office asked
the youngest apprentice What was the
rule OF punctuation. 81 set up as long
as can hold my breath, and then put in
comma; when gape, insert semi
colon; and when want chew Of to.
bacco, make paragraph"
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! came away from the house Of Lords
(Which contains many able and noble
charactcrs,) IN now;se converted to be.
let IN the hereditary houses OF legislation.
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Splrrtr0 &Skrttbrg.
THE SPIDER AND THE SNAKE.
ASTONISHING FEAT or 4 HOUSE SPIDER


7, vo,,I s,o., L,., lo,,i ~.
,hinr ,I.,o,,"ns~ ~ ,o, - r.l '.',"@
,dr,;rors WIZ, n,oo,mros ,..,,.:. ..,''
ne r,,s ard sI;I.rS, W., ia r','s ',"',,''
O..r,,.,,, Gn.,t .o,,a,I;rC, L,,r,.r,,
c,or IovgoIIo j., ,Io f,rr,oT .In. A.,
Finch N U,rm.rs, Nnn,I,y Il,,.
Show Inn, IL, latter "J.r;ra 90 '.,.,. -,
i.c,." are worthy of onr cs,,.n, .,I nj.
mira,ionl II. denies ,ho, r,.;r E,, :.
fatal to any sane insects. and cz,nIx ,lr;r
neiiitv, adroituess. sarac;,y and icr.i.rn
AS worthy Of all praise. in ,un,,r, rr
these views he tells ,hc folloyi.o cnr,.s
story conccrnine heroic sr;..r vLo. car,
,urcd snake. The affair came off ,Y.,
summer. in ,ha store cf Cha. Cook :,
the village Of Havana, Chen 80, County
y. Y, and Is attesied bv the ,I,u. 4. i.
Dickinson, uc Coming. who i;mse,f nj,
messed the pheuomcna, rs d.. more than
a hundred others.
An ordinary looking spider ,'a lar, col.
or, its body not larger than ,|.at OF COM
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e,n, 80 49,, ~? """ "'t' S'e "''''CS "h" con,
=, I;s,har.,;,,,. '''','' ~ '"u "''' va T"E'S'"
A codo 90, L,,'.. I,,I
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on,,i',,7I ,',''''' "' Tue '"'''''y
ir@ ,L"'a Ivs ~ i,, ;" nH ,""''IS anu carry
,L,o, o,,',,D,,.., ,' '.I0'. - - f'''' .'"e
rosnor,;,,,, ,I,' ,.,,I;, ''',' ,,''">9 "''S''
,no.nI,a,.7 - u'o r'', ~ ''i' ''eC',''' u
,rJ nf ia lass ,,...,,,i W. '',"'o
,ho ,;,,o an,a,l.l ',,,' -! ''o." o. J"' "'
C,,,,,.., l.,,i ,,'.': -, o'''I'''' ""''''
~ J,n..ra,', f,r,,,s i. ,'a, ,,S N''''''
,ran,s RI. L,I,,,a,,, - ri'
Of R.nresar,,,;,cs ,,,,,,',,:.' s,,,,o ,.,
had i,,s, ,on,I.,oi L;s ,o,,, - ....;.
,h. I,v nrayr,u. - NV irnm,,m-.,;,m w.
fact. rourJ rho cnycrm,mnn, - T,..a'
- we'll .s,.lIi.boT -. I,., ~ '''.I.'.
Territory. I-nJ.r ,Loso c;y,n,n.,.,,,a. ,,,','
what Was my dn,v W.s :, nn, ,,',,,.
tain the Government :, nro,ac, :, fr.,,,,
the yioier.c ., l,,L.s. mar, ,.h, ,.o,,
determined either 70 r,,a nr r,in . ,,,,r,.
vent if from h,;p,, o,..,,,r.oI I,r Co.. 4,
iii the ,,nu,,,r or Inc c,n.,;2p.i,,, .,
'';akc care ,hat the laws be faithfully exc.
culcd y Il wa, f,r ,I,,s rnrn..3 a"I
this alone. ,,,a, ordered = miI,i,r, f,r,,
10 Kansas. IN a,., ps q ,o,,, c,,,;,,,,,,. -,
aiding the civil runu;,trn,c ,o rarry Tho
law into execution.
The cauI.,i,p ,r the T..,rf,orv -, ,I,.
time. Which need not portray. rru.,croJ
this rrc,auriou al,n,utciy necessary In
thj, Suacu Of affairs, wonl NO, have b. on
jusliv condemned LqJ lei, the mor.b,l
and other oni .crs or u like character i'm
potent To exccu,c tie process and iplo
mcuts Of courts Of jus,irc established hy
Congress, or V the territorial legislature
uulrr lis express authority, and thu, have
>ulierv! The government itself to become
.U nJjec; e ..utc,uu. in the csc, Of the
pruplel AuI Vet ,Iis is wha, yru desig.
nate as forclr& "ahe rcop'c Of Kansas TO
obey laws u"t their own. nor OF the Uni.
tel States - and for doing whah you