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The weekly Butte record., 1858-10-23

GARDENING FOR LADIEs.-Make up your
beds early in the morning sow buttons on
your husbands shirts; do not rake up any
grievances; protect the young aad tender
branches of your family plant smile Of good
temper in your face, and carefully root old all
angry feelings, and expect good crop of hap
pinesS
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New Goods g. Fresh Stock

EUsT ARRIVED AT CURLY's BRICK sEGAR
~ store, Montgomery ard Myers streets
CuRbkf respectfully informs his frienas and the
pubic in general that he Is enabled to simply
them with the choicest Jrtment Of
SEGAsS
TOBACCO.
PIPES, and
GOODS GENERALLY IN
HIS LINE OF BUSINESS,
And at such prices that win satisfy the wholesale
merchant retail suokers--that be has the traps
properly se in San francisco receive the choicest
assrrnent of Segars and Tobacco thai be bought
for cash. the arrival of every Give call
and satisfy yourselves CURLEY,s.
Washington Block, cor Montgomery and Myers
street, 0roville.
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To the Ladies' OF California.

L. J. CZAPkAN. VI. D.. Physician. surgeon and Ac
coucheur- invites the attention the sick and afflicted
females aooring under aay Of the various forms of dis
eases OF the rain. heart. stomach, liver womb,
oioud- kidneys and all diseaaes peculiar their sex
fhe Doctor Is eeciing than any other p v
scaa IN California Let false deiicacy you-
oni apply Immediately. and yourselves from painful
snnenngs aud premature death. All married ladies'.
whose delicate health other circumstances prevent an
Increase in their families should cali at Dr. h. J. zap
says Heuca lnsiue- Sacramento street, below sioni>
guthery, opposite Pacific Hail Steamship Company ;
ONCE san fr1asi~co- and they viii receive p
bic relief and help Ar consultations by etIer or other
wise, free Address l.. }. CZAPkAY.
Asdical lnsfituie Sacramento street. beo,s Nonguu
cry, opposite Pacific Mail Steamship Companyfs Office
San Fraucses. oca
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DR.

Julv / To balance on hand as per last
report. Observation-Disclosures. sl24O7 IS
Cont 20 To amount received from State
tax 1858. ...... ..............IT2S Is
% To amount received from P oil
tox 1e5S 2222 IS
{. t, amount received from Foreign
Miners Licenses. .4eo4 00
q To amount received from Auction Sales IA t6
:. To amount received from military tax 5S l3S 50
,s To amount received from collector
on licenses due from last quarter 30 Is
:. To amount received from licenses 232 90
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Insolvency Notice.

tOUNTY COURT, in and for the County of Butte,
OState Of California. In the matter of the petition
OF Elijah Hunt, Dr. iusolvent debtor pursuant to
order of the Hon Thomas Wells County Judge of the
county of Butte made this day notice is hereby given
to all the creditors of the said psoveDt Elijah Hunt,
% be and appear before the Hon Thomas Wells afore
said in open court Monday, the I'D day Of Novem
Der, D. 1855 at 10 O'Clock A NJ of that day, al the
court of said court in the town of Orovile then
and there show cause any they why the pray
er Of said insolvent should not be granted, and
sgnment of his be made, and he be discharged
from his debts Is iDsolvent debtor
Witness my hand and the seal of said Cour.
Z SEAL. this 18th day of September, A 1883
fS NJ II. DARRACH.
Clerk County Court Butte county,
HARRIS & HOWARD, Att'ys-
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Indian Fandango.

On Tuesday of last week, We attended a
Digger jolifcation about one mile from Bark
er's ranch. where about l59, including men
women and children, were present, though on
ly about 80 warriors participated in active op-
erations.
1t was the War Dance. Each Warrior held
his bow and culver of arrows in his hand, and
each ore had two and sometimes three whis-
ties, made of reeds, in their mouths. With
these primitive whistles they produced the mo-
notonous but not unpleasant cadence, to which
they kept time with their feet. They were
mostly naked to their waists and their faces
and bodies were painted either bright vermil-
lion, striped with fanciful figures Of charcoal,
or with a reddish brown paint, while two or
three ,diSdaining innovations upon their nation
al costume, wore Adams livery, with breech
cloth, and these few were painted black, with
fanciful stripes, as if to represent the old arch
enemy OF man himself-each one wore head
dress Of feathers and beads and turban of
skins. After numerous gyrations in6escriba-
BILE, they would suddenly stop with yell that
made the mountain echoes ring, and it seemed
to be q point with them that he who did not
stop on the instant wss the butt of laughter
and the jest of the crowd In the back ground
their bush tents were arraged, where the wo-
men and children were spectators. for it is
Digger custom that the sexes do not amalga-
mate in their festivities. and when the men
dance the other sex do not join. and when the
women hold jolli6eation the men are specta-
tors.
1t was an interesting spectacle, wild and un-
couth as it was and We could not repress the
thought that each year saw fewer gathering
around their council fires md TO their social
the grim monster, Death, will hold ghostly car
Dival over the last of the red men of Calilor-
nia.-Nerada Ndticndi
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John w. Tucker,

UMPORrERR OF AND WHOLESALE AND RE-
q ,a Dealer in Watches Diamonds, Silver Ware, jew
elry and Silverpaied Ware Quartz Work of all kinds
hand. Watches repaired with care, and warranted,
No. z ) Montgomery street, San Francisco.
Persons the interior, desirous of purchasing ar
ticles Jewelry- by forwarding description accom-
panied by the cash. obtain them, and depeud on
their being of the best quality and selected with care
and there is little doubt that this mode will prove a.
satisfactory to the purchasers il the articles had been
selected under their own supervision oc5-tf
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BUTTE RECORD.
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY MORNING,
Office on Bird Street, between Myers aud
HuntOon SITS.

TERMs-0ne Year Per Mail. aiI............s5o 90
TX hlohehs, 10 ''''................ W
Delivered by Carrier, per Month, .....,....... 50
single Copies, -..----..... ...-...:..-. y
first ins srtion. $500
Each subsequent insertion. l5s
sS liberal deduction in be favor of those
who advertise by the year
IL Busnesscards inserted on reasonable terms.
BUTTE RECORD
Book and Job Printing Office Bird street, between
Myers and Huntoon, Oroyille.
The propretors of the above named establishment.
would respectfully to the citizens of 0ro~
Willie and the surrounding country that they now
now prepared to execute all kinds Of Plain and Orna-
mental JOB PRINTING, in a manner unsurpassed by
any other establishment in California.
Having FIVE PRINTING PRESSES, of the latest
improved patterns, prepared to turn out work
with the greatest possible speed, aal times, and az
the shortest notice.
Having extensive assortment of Jobbing Materials
of thevery latest styles, and we employ but
the best of workmen, guarantee entire satsfac
tion, and at rates which will defy competition
Posers of the very largest for Theatrical Enter
tanments Concerts and Exhibitions printed at this
tabIishment short notice, and at the lowest price,
We are prepared with an extra quality of Tyre and
other material peculiarly adapted to the printing Of
Programmes.
Bills of Fare,
Way Bills,
Circulars,
Ball Tickets,
Visiting Cards,
BiD.Heads,
Checks,
BlsnksS
etc.
BLAsKs.-Every description Of Blanks executed o1
the shortest notice, with unrivalled taste and nesne
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Golden Gate Restaurant
j. UpstOne,

Corner of Montgomery and Oak Streets, oroviIle.
EhEALER IN IRON. STEEL. SPRINGS, AXLES,
~ Borax. Coal Blacksmith's Tools Carriage Lumber,
etc Quartz Selves Iron Shutters and Doors made to
order. je30tf
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OFFICIAL.
REPORT
STATE FUND,

OF the Treasurer of Butte County from the first da,
of July to the thiItieth of September, 1858 in
elusive.
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The New York Weekly Golden Prize is one OF
largest and best weekly papers of the day. An
Imperial Quarto containing eight pages, or forty
columns of entertaining original matter: and ee-
gantly illustrated every week.
A gift worth from so cents to $500 in Gold, will
be presented to each subscriber Immediately re
ceipt of the subscription money.
One copy for one year.....-. 80 90, and gifts
One copy for two years. .-.-. 3 80, and gifts
One copy for three years.... 90, and gifts
One copy for five years 90, and gifts
ANDTo CLUBS
Three copies one year. -.... So 90, and gifts
Five copies one year ..... 5 co. and gifts
Ten copies one year l5 90 and 10 gifts
Twenty one copies | year. 30 90 and q gifts
The articles to be distributed are comprised in
the following list:
2packages of gold, containing $500 90 each
5 do do do -. 200 90 each
10 do do co -. 100 90 each
10 Patent lever hunting cased wathes 100 90 each
20 Gold Watches. ........ 75 90 each
100 90 DO DO do DO - 50 50 90 90 each each
800 Ladies Gold Watches . ... 50 90 each
200 Silver hunting cased watches -. 80 90 each
500 Silver Watches. .......-.- $40 to % 90 each
1000 Gold guard, vest &fob chains 10 to 80 90 each
Gold Lockets, Bracelets, Breaches, Ear Drops,
Breast Pins, Cuff Pins, Sleeve Buttons, Rings,
Shirt Studs. Watch Keys, Gold and silver Thimbles
and variety of other articles, worth from fifty
cents to SIS each.
Immediately on receipt of the subscription
mony, the subscribers name viii be entered upon
our subscription book opposite number. and the
gift corresponding with that number will be fer
walued within one week, to the subscriber, by
mail or express, post paid. All communications
should be addressed to BECKETT & CO.
As and 10 Moffat Building. 3S5 Broadway n. Y.
- Specimen copies sent free. Agents wanted.
Specimen copies of the Golden Prize may be seen
at this Office. l-yw
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sss 800 Oh $50 OPS "a

STATEMENT
Of indebtedness of Butte county as appears from
the books of the county Treasurer, ending Sep.
tember 30 1853.
Amount of unredeemed warrants regis
istered on the neral county
Amount of unredeemed war
rants registered on the indi-
gent sick fund. ........... 1878 so
:, WM. LATTIM0RE, Treas. Butte Co.
Oroville, October l. 1858.
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SpernaatorIhoea,

Or local weakness, debility low spirits lassi-
tnde. ~eSuess of The limbs and back ind> osIon and
ineapbiiy for labor and study dullness apprehension
loss 81 memory aversion 10 cety, love Of soli ude,
unidity, selfi-irast. dizziness, heacaebe involuntary
Else arges. pain in The sbe. affections OF the ewes
pmpses on the face sexual and ether iHfFmalis in mn
are cured by the justly celebrated ph stefan aud surgeoB
l. J. Czapkay His methed OF curing diseases new
unknown to ohers) and lence tho great success. All
consultations. iy letter otherwise free. Address l..
}. CZAPKAY, N. d., San Francisce.
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OFFICIAL.
R~ AUTHORITY
List Of Letters
In O. 81

EMAINING IN THE POST OFFICE AT
E4y Oroville, October lst, 1858.
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VERNIN RiDDANCE--Half an oance os soap
boiled in pint of water. and put on with a
brush while hot, iufailibly destroys the bugs
and their eggs. Flies are driven out of a room
by hanging up bunch of plantain or feawort
plant, after it has been dipped in milk Rats
and mice speedily disappear by mixing equal
quantities of strong cheese and powdered
squis. They devour this mixture with great
greadiness. while it is innoxious to man. When
It is remembered how many persons have lost
their lives by swallowing, IN mistake, mixtures
of strychnine. ratsbane, corrosive sublimafe,
which are commonly employed for this purpose
it becomes matter of humanity to publish
these items. House ants rayenously devour
the kernels Of walnuts aud shelbarks, or hiek-
ery nuts. Crack some of these and place them
on plate, near the invested places; and when
the plate is full Of the ants, throw the contents
In the fire. Ceekroaches. as well as ants are
driven away by sirewiBg elderberry leaves on
the shelves and other places, frequented by
those troublesome insects Halls Journal.
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s215ss %

1858 GENERAL COUNTY FUND, DR..
July To balance on hand az per last
report. ..-.--..- SIoVv GU
Sent 80 Amount received fIom county
taxes 1873 5S..---.--.....-..-.. l44u 10
~ ISIS ES5iSD -. 148l 80
ner's licenses. ......,.......... 4sO4 90
To amount received from Fines JUS
tees courts. ts..............-..... 255 %
ces 1Gs 90
Z" tn smonnt received from licenses 1885 so
IN
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Certfcate;-T, the undersigned. Governor of Hungary
do testify hereby that Dr. j. j. CZapksy has j.
ring the contest OF TIA gsrian bs ny Chief surgeon
in The Hungarian army, with aithnl perse.
whereof have given him this certificate. ahi do
re him y this sympathy. attention ami proee
all those w capable OF arpreciaug patriotic self
sacrifice and nnde>erved misfortune
KossurH LAJos, Governor Of Hungary.
II. la &
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CONTRA, ,

1873 CONIkA,
Sept. 80 BY amount paid collectors com
mission on State taxes. .20l ~
!" By amount paid collectors
commissions on Foreign
miners licenses. ......--. llo4 W
.s By amount paid Recorder
commissions ON Foreign
miners licenses. s.-.....-.. 144 IL
:. By amount paid Assessors
per diem $50 10
Bv amount paid Auditors
commissions on poll lax. sc 50
By amount paid Assessor
commissions on poll tax. 13o 90
g By amount paid State Traa- ,a.-s Ao
surer. 'i'o'S %
.s BY amount paid Treasuref'
.. MILEAGE so 90
/" By balance in treasury, Ava 80
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CONTRA,

1858 INDECENT SICK FUND,
July To balance on hand as per last
report. -. .... 49,.
Sept. 30 To amount received on county
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1853 COURT HOUSE AND JAIL FUND, DR..
July | To balance hand as per last
report ........ $40 80
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pR. =. ]. czAPYAY,s

4 EEDEO1a1
INSTITUTE. Sacramento street. below Mongom-
cry, opposite Pacific Mail Steamship ComPanys efiice,
san Francisco. Established in ls54 for the permanent
Of all private and ehroac disease, and the sup
preston quackery. Attending ard resident physician
l.. J. CZsPkAY. NJ. D.. late in the Hungarian keNo-
lrtionary War; Chief Physician TO the 20h Regiment OF
Horveds Chief Surgeon t. the Military Hosp al Of Pes h.
hungary and the late Lecturer the Diseases of " o.
men and Children Comm unicatiuns strictly conf len
tial PernaneI guaranteed, no pay. Consulta-
tiors. by letter otherwise free
Address. DR. L. J. CZAPKAY, San Francisco, Cal
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Diseased Humanity.

TENHE Blood, Heart, Brain, Intestnes, Sinews
d Nerves, the Fluids and Semi-Fluds, and the
whole Physique.
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Andrews A F Arnold D A
Andrews A B3 Armstrong W O
Anderson VIM Ayres A 5
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CONTRA
REHABILITATION.

H7VJ VV-N I M
Sept By balance in Treasury
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CONTRA,
1853 ESTRAY FUND,

Io05 ESIKA FUND,
July 10 To amount received from Nam
cy E. Berry Observation-Disclosures.
Sept TO amount received from P. Ma
guire. ...........
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-02-18

and return a verdict Of not guilty, and thu
prosecutor for costs. Whertupon the sait
Michael o. Sullivan is sentenced to pay the
costs &c, and in default Of payreu. is com
mitted to Jail.
Com IS. James Drake. Indictment for lar
ceny brought to the present Sessions on thret
bills for stealing goods of V. NJ. Long and
Others in Troy Boro, defendant appears and
and pleads guilty upon each.
Com. as Michae Mclfahon Indictment
for larceny-Bil found at the present Sessions
wherein the defendant is charged with stealing
two grind stones, oats, barley &c, of S. W.
and ID. F. Pomeroy l. Co. in Troy boro, de-
fendant appears before the Court and pleads
guilty.
Com rs. Keno,oer UIormlcy. Assault and
battery alleged to have been committed upon
the complainant Hector Owen, in Ridgebery
township on the first day Of June 1857, True
Bill at September Session last February 3D.
Jury called and sworn. and return verdict
OF Not Guilty." defendant for the costs,
whereupou the said REMOVER Wormly is SEN
fenced to pay the costs of prosecution and
stand committed &c, until the sentence of the
court be complied with.
Com u.s. Peter Johnson Malicious mischief
defendant indicted at the present Sessions on
charge of killing or causing to be killed a
valuable mare, the property of j. w. Dcnni-
son, of Wilmot township, on the 10th day of
November last, Jury called and sworn, after a
hearing defendant withdraws the plea of Not
guilty and pleads guilty.
February ID, on reading tetition &C, r. K.
Palmer is appointed Treasurer of Leroy
township for the ensaing
The Court also approve Of the appointment
William B. Horton as Deputy Constable of
Sheshequin, and Thomas B. Merrill Deputy
Constable OF Litchfeld
February Sd, the Coart appoint O. A. Viz
cent Esq, Town Clerk of Springfield township
on petition to supply the present vacancy, for
the ensuing year
The Court having finished the business in the
Sessions, on Thursday in tie afternoon adjourn
ed over to Monday the sth, at 10 o'clock in
the forenoon for hearing of the causes upon
the trial list in the Common Pleas.
For the second weeEs proceedings; sec the
inside.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-02-18

ASTELECoXPToN MEETING AT WILIL4ssPoRT
The Democratic friends and neghbors o:
Gen P.cSER, held meeting al WilIiamsport.
on Saturday erening, Feb. c, a: which HESRY
Wars Esq. presided.
Speeches was made by Judge ElDREc. Gin
ron L,orp, Henry PzRsoNs, CHssLEs u.
Emery, Esq>,, aad finally adjourned with three
cheers for SrEPHES y DoCGIss
Among the resolutions adopted. we're the
following
Rrsoirc9. That it Eas promised and expect
&c by the Democracy Of tfi< county, that the
election of James Buchanan 10 the PreSideu-
cy would be a triumph Of the principle of pop
uIar sovereignty over THAT Of congressional IN
teryentiou +; that be so-Fd insist upon fair
PLAY in Kansas that election fraudS and cer-
t.fica;eS would DC crushed that LecCUpt
and CALHOUN, aS equally guilty With lane and
Robinson, would he dismissed that the IN
Just laws enacted by legislature elected by
Missouri votes, would he repesled and moiif-
Cd AMI that slavery sl;o,:ld nc. prevail there
against the will of the majority Under these
promises and expectations We tricTaphed ar that
election, and without them. We must have been
defeated We shall Stih labor to make gcri
our VOWS tc the people
Rbsuirs3, That the admission cf Kansas, IS
State, rTaler the so-calied Lecomp:on CON
stitution. EGedf be violation Of the priuci-
pies ard pledges OF she Democratic party
III d;-ect conflict With tie CinciuGtti Tssatform,
tle kaasas-NebTaska act, ttsc Managerial ad-
dress cf the President, the promises made to
the people in 1856. and p-esen. JyEEiJlic cpn-
ion nerzaee il is notorious that SAID c0r-;itu-
ten is nct the work o: tie citizens Of that
territory, nor has it been sanctioned b7 a ira
;critv cf them, bat il $ bantling eoHceised
in sin and brought forth in iniquit5.
Rssoirt3, That we request our representa-
tive in Congress. TO oppose the admission Of
Kansas, as State nBder the LecOmDton con-
stitGtion. or any ether constitution which has
not been made by convention elected ander
laws and regulations which asorded the whole
seople O. the territoTF an opportunity to vote,
and which subsequently, has not been sanction
ed by majority os all The Bo-a fde inhabitants
al fair election.
Rtsoirnf, That in cur opinion, the adfais-
sion of Kansas. under the Lecomptoa fraud,
will not Iocaiize but naticnaIize, the question.
er-1 be srrf. sn art Uf S-gresSicn and ErsRg,
as viii pr0hz,e rsF<taBce, ana NAV le@.I tc 4
general civil var
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as- The editor Of the Lyooming Ga-ette
in speaking of the affray in Congress, says
Mr.. Grow is from the fourteenth district of
Pennsylvania-bett known as the Wilmot
distrct"-and is red-hot abolitionist."
This remark of the Ga1etc editor only shows
Whist wide diversity of meaning IS given to
this wolf" term of Abolitionist In the eyes
of the Washington Union and the Pennsgl-
raniaH the Gazatc is an " 4 boltion -" Black
Republican sheet, and the Democrats of Ly-
coming, who recently denounced the Lecomp-
ton swindle, are in the same category, and
recreants and traitors to the Democratic faith
The 3aestfs and the Democrats of Lvcoming.
will soon experience if they have not already
learned, that it is very easy way to ansTer
arguments by crying out aboltionist-and a
very common Way, too, to stigmatize and de-
nounce man who refuses to go all lengths
for the South.
Mr.. GROW is no more an abolitiOniSt than
the editor Of the Gazette, Gov. PACKER, Sena-
tor DoCGLAs, or any other freeman who dares
to oppose the attempt to force upon the peo-
pie of Kansas a Constitution against their will
I'm the estimation of the Ggcsftc be may be {:
but As the standard changes with different To-
cahties-we have no objection TO the appli-
cation Of term, which is Just as freely app
piled by the National Administration satellites
to all in the position occupied by the gentle
man ADORE named which we suppose, would
include the editor of the Gqcstts
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We should deplore this affray. did Hs no

We should depore this affray, did Ne not
shnk its consequences in the future would be
most happy. There is such maxim as con-
querlng peace. 1t needed just such an oc-
currence to show the Southern men that they
have mistaken idea of the prowess and spi
rit of Northern representatives The prompt
resentment and pluck of Grow, and tke gal
laIt onset of POTTER, the WAsHBURNs's, and
others who dashed into the midst of the excit-
ed Southern group, will not be forgotten, nor
fail 10 be appreciated. We have no fears
that such scene will again be provoked 1t
has been customary, in the past, in order to
awe and subdue the North, to talk about "the
halls OF Congress being deluged with blood"
by exasperated and sanguinary Southern MEN,
bers. There never was such fair opening
for that terrible result, as presented itself on
this occasion A Southern man knocked down
and body of Northern men invading the
portion Of the House occupied By Southern
ers, with hostile demonstrations. might have
provoked bloody conflict But instead, we
have an immediate cessation of hostilities, and
the singular spectacle is presented, of the Sou
thern men, going over to the Republicans, ex-
planning and apologizing, dr'd q general and
hearty good feeling Immediately resuming its
sway
That Mr. Grow is entirely blameeSs in the
affair, is universally conceded by all partiss
We know that his political opponents here ap,
plaud his spirit and pluck If there is any
fault found, it is with the forbearance he ex
erciSed towards the insolent aud drunken black
guard who evidently sought an opportunity
to insult and assault him. As proud as his
constituents have been of the ability which
he has displayed in Congress, this affair has
heightened their admiration of him, for il
proves him TO he a man who knows his
rights and knowing dare defend them Il is
not that he feed the rutliau to the floor, but
that he has shown that he possesses the kind
of spirit which the North is anxious to SEE her
Representatives exercise. in not submitting to
dictatcrial bnlying.
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TIES. Ostracised and prescribed by the Ad-
ministration, and denounced by its pimps
they are consigned by the faithful to tie ranks
of the Black Republicans" How they are
TO become reconciled, is beyond our compre-
henson That the fued will enter into the
coming electi on, cannot be prevented.