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u G. WATERS Il SON,
IL REAL ESTATE BROKERS,
No. 3 LAW BUILDINGS.
Offer for sale the following
DWELLING HOUSES. Prices
l-St. Paul Saratoga street. in SIl 900
1-CharleS near Eager street. l2100
Charles Eager street. 1900
l-Charles Centre street .......... $1,000
l-Frankn Charles street, in 10000
franklin near CORTLAND street, in 5000
Madison Hoffman street, in fee.... 10000
Madison Hoffman street ...........
l-McCulloch near Bdde street. in $500
lAIcCulloch near Bidde street. in 1900
l-McCulloch Rear Preston street, in fee 1000
2-Saratoga Liberty street, each. 5000
Lexington near Poppleton street, in 5000
Lexington near Pine street, in 5000
l-Euaw near Hoffman street. in ee............ $500
GROUND RENTS.
o. q 200 per annum' well secured 1900
ofsI5, each G. ................. Z per ct.
VACANT LOTS.
100 eet-Madison Mosher street 1900
% eet-Madison avenue Dolphin street..... 1888
lis eet-MoSher of Division street 5000
100 eet-McCulloch near Lanyae street
"a feet-McCulOch near Dolphin street
60 feet-Townsend street
1i3 eet-Bolton Bddle street.
200 feet-Bolton near Townsend street.
50 feet-Decker near Oliver street 1t
n VALUABLE STOCK, FARMING UTENSILS, &c
Attention called to the POSTPONED SALE of the valuable
stock &c Of VIM Creamer, Esq, to take place MON
DAY, April 18th, at 10 o'clock. See Acknowledgement
aplr2t 81 Baltimore st.
STEAM MARBLE WORKS.
~ HUGH SISSON,
CoR North AND Monument Sis,
MONUMENTS, GRAVE STONES RRssllMi ASfkkks sd
TABLEToPS, TILES for floors, GARDEN STATUARY
&c, &c.
lowest rates. apl6-f
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Dogs, COTTMAN h co,
Id Nos A and 46 LOMBARD STREET,
OPPOSITE PUBLIC STORES,
BALTIMORE.
WINES, BRANDIES, GIN, CIGARS, &c
WHOLESALE DEALERS
DOM EST1C LILO UORS, GORDIA LIS, &c.
Cognac Rochelle andcs Old Rye Whiskey, of different
Pale and Dark. qualities.
Holland Gin. German Tonic Bitters
Jamaica and Santa Cruz Rum. Peach,
Scotch and Irish Whskey. Cherry,
Madeira Sherry, Port Lisbon, Lavender, po,5;,
Malaga, Champagne, and ltaspberry, e''
Claret Wines Blackberry,
Havana and Principe Cigars. Ginger,
jy29-tfr Cortals, various qualities.
GUANOl GUANOlI
VI PERUVIAN. CALIFORNIAN AND MEXICAN.
100A TONS No PERUVIAN GUANO, OF direct i'm
Anticipation from Peru. and now landing from ships
just arrived.
lOUceived direct into this market by ship Jos JONES'
This celebrated Guano contains III per cent OF Ammonia
and 50 per cent of PhoSphates very dry and in beautiful
order.
Purchasers are cautioned to observe that the cargo
the only direct importation of this GuanO into Baltimore this
season, and every bag is stamped with
ono TONS "a A BROWN MEXICAN GUANO,
r~oOtaning 63 cent Phosphate Of Lime just
ceived per brig Humboldt very dry al fine
NEVASSA and COLOMBIAN GUANO, and De Berg's
genuine Super Phosphate.
For sale in quantities to suit at low prices he OBJ
tanned in this market. p. MALCOM * co,
Grain and tiuano Warehouse,
mhli-tfr Wood street, Bowly's wharf, Bait.
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NOTICE.
FRANCE, BR0ApBENTS & CO, are also Managers of
the Shelby College Lottery Of Kentucky which draws daily
at COvngon opposite Cincinnati This grant will continue
for If SXtae eel
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LATEST FRENCH STYLE

LATEST FRENCH STYLE
SPRIN OYER OAT
J. B. T. PHELPS,
No. l07 BALTIMORE STREET,
mh25f adjoining Sun Iron Building
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ASSETS,
2Sth February 1859.
Cash in Banks. .$ll060i.A
United States Stock and Treasury Notes,
State and City Stocks Bonds and
Mortgages, and Call Loans with Col
aterals.. ...."......................2 l1,267l2
Subscribers Capital Cash Capital,
payable call, and secured by per-
Availability Of Stockholders 60000000 1921 S7l56
Bills Receivable and uncollected Pre-
miums.... .$3O675l34
Insurance Scrip, accrued Interest, Sal
tied Claims 3399OOl 3O7AS5
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SPENCE'S PATENT HOT AIR AND HOT
~ WATER COOKING RANGE.
SILVER MEDAL AWARDED AT THE LAST FAIR OF
TIE MARYLAND INSTITUTE
Having purchased of Mr. MOORE formerly with Messrs
STANLEY Coz the exclusive right to make, use and
yend that justly celebrated COOKING RANGE, known
'SPENCE'S PATENT HOT AIR AND HOT WATER
COOKING RANGE prepared to put up said
Range in thorough, wokmanlike manner, the shortest
possible nece and upon reasonable terms, guar
nteed give entire satisfaction All persons having the
Range in upon application either in person
by letter. procure printed list price of all the parts
Sary for repairs. &c.
r-nl.Arr ..l.-. L. .lnnEn Ill.
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S. T. CHURCH,
MIST,
mhl-2m No. &c BARNET STREET.
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eN5lA FOREIGN MUSIC.
X The subscribers added to their stock Of Amer
x lean print large and well selected stock Of FO-
rs REIGN MUSIC, consisting of Piano Solos, Duets
ic Piano and Flute Flute and Violin Solos, Vocal Music
With fine collection Of Operas
MILLER BEACHAM.
InI IN
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40 and Is Light street,
Baltimore, Nd.
n B.-A liberal discount made to the trade. apll-eott
FARMERS, ATTENTION
Il The subscriber is manufacturing, and intends
keeping hand a large quantity of the superior "SOlL
lNNlGORATOR, than which there is better Fertilizer in
1t can b. applied very benefcaly to Corn Tobacco
in the hill to Grain and Grass Of all kinds; also Fruit
Trees 1t needs but trial to prove its efficacy
=" 7" \" :. 2............ 2OOO
d" 100 lbs - . l5O
Address l.. nOUB, Agent,
t.,, ~ Il., ~ Ipn1
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YTNION MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY.
NEW YORK,
CAPITAL $lr3lO0O0.
MERCANTILE MUTUAL. INSURANCE CO.,
NEW YORK,
CAPITAL $G5O,G0O
EQUITABLE SAFETY INSURANCE CO,
BOSTON,
CAPITAL. S9OO,0G0
VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE CO,
RICHMOND,
CAPITAL $20O,OO0
Merchants Of Baltimore wishing to effect MARINE IN
LAND INSURANCE with the above Companies, will
please apply to
WILLIAM SPEAR,
No. IS Second street,
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VI CALIFORNIA GUAN0 FROM ELIDE ISLAND, now
landing from ship Arey being the only direct importation
into this market foT sale 70 dealers at importers
Also, PERUylAN GuAN0 at Agents prices A A MEXI-
P. MALC0M CO.,
aplb6t Wood street. Bowly's wharf,
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Losses for the same period, including
estimates for those ascertaned but
waiting proof .SZo!,5lf.Zo
Reinsurance. Observation-Disclosures. 27S3S.66
Debts. 6446L6O $SsLs474O
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ITO BUILDERS.-The owner of a fine LOT in
very desirable location in the western part of the city,
will receive proposals for improving the same, either by as
ing building with view to residence Address en-
ut this
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c. MORTON STEWART, Agent,
mh29lm No. 50 S Gay sire

NOTICE.-BALTMoRE, March 18th, 1852
~ TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY C0NCERN-Ths is to certify
that have this day sold to Messrs ROBBINS Il CO. AZ and
4S Light street my entire right to make and ysnd the
RANGE known as ''SPENCE'S PATENT HOT AIR AND
HOT WATER RANGE as well as my HOT AIR FURNACE
for all territory south of Mason DiXOns line, and they
alone authorized to make, sell repair the
W B. MOORE
Witness: JOHN SPENCE Il SONS, Boston
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SPRING STYLE OF
GENTLEMEN'S DRESS HATS
For 1859,
Are now ready at QUAILS,
No. 23S WEST PRATT STREET,
Also, SOFT HATS AND GAPS. aps-lm
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WIN. MCGREW'S
LOOKINGGLASS ESTABLISHMENT,
ART REPOSITORY,
No. % NORTH HOWARD STREET
A splendid assortment of
MIRRORS.
PORTRAIT
PICTURE FRAMES
INSTANTLY ON HAND,
AND MADE TO ORDER
on THE SHORTEST
MOTTO E.
III Premium awarded, 1858.
d23-tf Baltimore Md
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LADD, WEBSTER Il Co.'s
UNRIVALED SEWING MACHINES,
For all purposes where a stitch is required
2O2 BALTIMORE STREET, Opposite H. Easter & Co'sJ
Samples work sent by mail
Every description of work executed to order.
Families supplied with Machines Operators by day
or week al-t
Columbia weekly news., 1859-06-23

DAH. AOEtNsON, Eli. of Chinese Camp, is
our authorised Agent, sho will take orders or sign
ceip.x for our Office
Columbia weekly news., 1859-06-23
Homestead Fer Ssle.

FNHE undersigned, being dasi.ous of returns
L ing TO the Atlantic States, offers for sale IN
reasonable terms, the Dwelling House and Lot,
nex. adjoining the Drug Store OF nr Graves On Broad
wav, Columbia. The house is veil built and finished
in cottage style and suitable for genteel family For
terms OF sale apply on the premises to
ELIZABETH c. I.EaRY
TOTICE.s@Fafty dollars reward will be
paid fpr tile recovery of the Constable Docket of toe
latsJosn Ieary. The last Of at the Court
Room of Justice Calvin. ELIZABETH c. LEARY
Columbia May 9th 1859. If.
Columbia weekly news., 1859-06-23

Roman Catholic Church.-REy. FATHER
GREY. Pastor Services etery Sabbath at 9 and ii
| o'clock A. NJ and o'clock P. NJ.
Sabbath School at O'Clock P. u
Columbia weekly news., 1859-06-23

ROBERTS THOMPSON. -&Co-Th
attention Of the whoIeaale boot and shoe trade
j. directed TO the advertisement Of the above
ism in another column of our paper.
Having the advantage OF eastern business
connections, that gives them superior advsn-
;ages in the jobbing line. They ask The atten-
tion Of interior merchants to their line OF
goods. guaranteeing them the nett gain OF
mere jobbers profits, by dealing with their
importing house.
Columbia weekly news., 1859-06-23
LEGAL NOTICES.
b1AerIH,s 8alP

Dy VIRTUE af an execution Issued o u,
ID of the Fifth Judicial District Court for the Coz
of Tuqlunne State of California, in the action of s
CoHEF against the QUARTZ MOUNTAIN % lining
COMPANY duly attested the 10th day OF Ms q a D
1850 for the of S8l5 46, and interest rom Jsuu
ary 5k iaos ri " per cent pe snnuin 1amages, ant
$l3 6s together with accruis cos Ibaye se,et
and taken in execution the following sscr;ied proo
artT to wit All the right title and iE crest of defend
ent Quarz Company in and to hat Qu9 srtz Min with
the machpery and appurtenances ths arecnto belong
ing also tie Quar'z Vein, about $50 feet in length
stusted Quartz Mourtsin. in t. prmr,pe coun+y
Notice is hereby given that Thurs, ay the soh da
Of June A. D 1859 at IL o'clock 10 fron, az tn
court House IN the .itg OF sonora i'll sell said prop
10 the highest bidder for ca~tc satisfy said ind.
1 ment, with costs Aid accrungl cost
SJ0AN 81 soGwIcK
Sheriff of Tue ,;p.nne Copntv
Sonora June 9Th, tS13 a. 3t
Columbia weekly news., 1859-06-23
AsEsIcAs Excn.sGE.-N,t.

AMERICAN ExcHANGE.-Nu.
two years, and since Mr.. Bailey Sa..
become proprietor of this H ouse, il has VI
gone eI.eiisive aaditions, a!tefs..ops and
provements. Every room in the house h
bee. .efurnished with the mos, costly m,ho
any sets, and with the latest improvements
premitm spring :na.rasscs. at cos, 10
room of several hundred dollars. That
Table 'Ho,e presents better bill of fare ,ns
any otEer first class hotel. is now conced
and the prices Of living is as reasonable as al
other FIRST class house. The advantages
the tra.sl:ng and business cmomuni,y STOP
ping at ih;s house is its central location, bein
rear banks, cypress Offices and places of am L
ement; in faci it is tho home mphatica
OF the traveller. tusin-.. nan ard man of lei
sure visiting San Francisco.
Columbia weekly news., 1859-06-23
M <tAfcS

NtAfcs
TIME Stockholders of the AZ
L TUNNEL COMPANY
tilted, that alI s.!sres oc'sa wEic
are now due. if not paid will h
auction, at or near the Post q
his, on MONDAY, June 2Otl
O'Clock, A. NJ. to pay such asses.
BY order Of the Trustees,
w. S. SHEA
Springfield, May 10Th, 1859
Columbia weekly news., 1859-06-23

t'1-cf N"IIPdTy Ut
requesieA AXE payment of the a. ,sessments
now due against them on OF besote the
Second day OF July 1855 .,
or their Shares will he sold at aid date, in
front of the Banking House OF w 20. Sleep
er & Co., in Columbia, TO paw sal iasse.smen.
and legal charges.
BY order of the Trustees.
C. E. WIrrEac, Sscry.
Columbia, June ID, 1859. I'd
Columbia weekly news., 1859-06-23
Notice.

ALL persons indebted to DAN Will.
IA COMB. Butcher. aie requested to call
at the "OId Columbia Market" Main st
and settle their accounts. or they will be placed
in the hands Of an Attorney tos colees,on.
Colrmbia, Mar S, 1859
Columbia weekly news., 1859-06-23
sPEc1AL NOTICES.
Change OF San Frnneisco Agency.

DAE. AOEtNsON, Eli. of Chipese Camp, i,
our authorised Agent sho will take orders Or sign
ceiptx for our 01hce.
HH-Lot no false Aelicacy prevent the invalid from
seeking medical reief-the card of Dr. l.. j. Czapksy
to be found in another column indicates where to OBJ
ain reliable ard com petent physician. II is seldom
that We are called upon to bear testimony IN favor
the skill OF the physician, but of duty We
as ,ustice demands that shoult aot pass DR. Ca
KAY by without something more than a mere mentio5
Unlike tie greater portion OF those who thrust the
selves and their nostrums before the public, wis
practices are empirical. nr. Czapkay is gentlem;i
rare medical aud scientihc sttainments. having u
the postion of 3tief geon OF the lseratiug army
ring the late Hungarian Revolution. and is possesss
of all the re9usite experience aod skill for the
ul practice of lis profession 1t is TO the and
vice of such q physician would com u:snG Al 3,
ing from, the effects of sexual private disease
assured that in all such complaints rhett
from infection ihiiscreton, self at Sc.
ity he Il n guarantee. from his exteo
speed permanent cure. Nhos.
the e@ Aysicel and mental &c
sy Ia -nse take the place
snc# ce =. will yor
ivg# On oack again,
cons whom Va chez
sktu. -ieian.< 1,aC.#
success ting these sci
thecyit rrtctic- and aa
nal na'4 .apsAy', Offices a
.Heet sciic Mail Steamsls
cisco.
Columbia weekly news., 1859-06-23
Sons OF Temperance.

Sons OF temperance.
SN%T<z~ COLUMBIA DIVISION No. l5 sons Of Fem
EyAE= perance meet every "Wednesday evsA..t 81
EzVlE Temperance Hall on Pacific street. ;.
- F. n. BRIDES, ". P.
W. n. KENYON, r. S.
Columbia weekly news., 1859-06-23
~ No&EcEA

n Il. BLISS desires Inform his friends that ha
W ing left for Eisali;., Tuare County, he has Al,
thor'zed j. B. DOUGLASS, Eq. - .tend'to all his po
Columbia. ,et
Columbia weekly news., 1859-06-23
Great Reduction in Prioes!!
Family Grocery,
AND PROVISION STORE.
Il, McKenty,

Ys s.l!l ~ his old stand, Corner OF BrosdwAy
I Ard etx.s streets Columbia Where he has a coin
..i sfs ss'i, DRY GooDs iiQJKs, MINING TOOLS, &c
The stock cspsists IN part d.
PORK. Cneese,
Bacon, Coffee.
Lard Sugars,
Hams. Teas.
Beef Rice.
Butter, Oil,
syrup.. Craa;serries'
Moss.e,, Ci:ron,
Beans, Curran.s,
Apples MUSTARD
Raisins. Vinegar,
Pie Frciis. Soap,
Ansp;c.. Vermacilla.
Pepper, Yeast fo~deFs,
Clmnsnon. Lohs'ers.
caaA, ~, s;ers.
Msccarscnn,. CLAIMS.
csr.'ins.. Soda
Prnn~s Pearl Barley,
Pickles. Sp, Peas,
Ss.reh. ksro,- Roo.
Cre.m TAr,a:: 5orn s,s:ch,
S.en, 1'apioca. &. 81 Peaches and
Apples. n cxls. i:c.
Aieoha.
Pure Spirits
Esanl.es,
Whisky.
Gu.
Port Wine.
.iar", Wine,
Madara Wins,
Sherry Wine.
Pre- California Wirs.
Tusnsr's Ginger Wine.
Champagne Wine.
Eoglish Ale in Bottles.
English Porter. in Bottles.
Bur.on's ale. in Casks.
Scheidsso Schnapps,
Cha,apaene Cider,
sauierne Wips.
New England & Jamaica Rum.
EaiIs.
Bhovels.
Picks,
Hoss,
Crs~ BsD.
Slrdgss.
Eiuce Forks.
axrs. Saws.
H.tehets.
Knives and Forks,
Tscks, Rope.
Mating, Paper,
Rife Powder
Blasting do,
,... Fuse, sc.
shssiinr..
Drilling.
Dsck ovsrsiis,
Psnts. Hoss-y,,-
Cotton Hanoker.hefs,
Muslin Handkerchief.
Wdolen Overshirts,
WoYisa Undershirts. &
Check and Hickery shirts.
b.hs
Boos. and shoss,
Tobacco.
Cigars,
Matches. FlouL
Whae aAd .Grprnd Bsr'y.
Bran, Middlings. Hay, &c. |
.stst vary bes qualities which he offering At the
lowest market rates. FOX CASH.
Colunbis. Jaae -. ls3o-.f
Columbia weekly news., 1859-06-23
RosenbauI's 3itters.

We call particular attention to advertise,
men, in another cd'rmn:. Judging from. the
demand for these Biiters they are far superio.
to any ever introduced in this market. They
are without doubt the best Appetizer in use,
and a most eHec,ual cura in CASES Of Fever
and Ague. and is prescribed BY most Physi.
clans in all cases of General Debility.
And we are assured by Messrs. N. B. ia !.
cobs & Co.. PrcPretors, 81 Clay street. San
Francisco, that i. is with difficulty that the
demand can be supplied. They are for sais
by all principal Liquor Dealers and Druggists
throughout the State.
Columbia weekly news., 1859-06-23

Methodist f. Church.-REV. H. BAKER
Pastor. Services every Sabbath at IL O'Clock Il. NJ
and in the evening at the usual hour
Sabbath School at . O'Clock p ~
Columbia weekly news., 1859-06-23
1--roh-ANr
20 Miners and Families.

SAVE YOUR WOOD.
SAVE YOUR TIME rt.t
SAVE YOUR LABOR
A new Bakery on a grand scale has been
erected at Columbia where Won ge.
FIFTY POUNDS OF BREAD
FOR FIFTY POUNDS OF FLOUR
or the cash value Of sack of Flour of 80 lbs
The Bread to be delivered in Quantities To
suit purchasers.
Payments made Invariably in advance.
Leave your orders at
SUSENBETH & DAYS
Oyster and Coffee Saloon, Aberdine's brick
building. corne. o: Mair and Jackson street,
Columbia. ap-l4
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Stpam Doctors.

Some years ago bill was mp before tho
Alabama Legislature for establishing Be-
tauic Medical College at Wetumpka. Sev-
cral allie speakers hal male long address
IS in upYort OF the bill, when one MIR.
Morisettce, from Monroe, took the floor
With much assumed gravity, he addressed
the House as follows:
Mr. Spoaker--I cannot support that bill
unless assured that distinguished friend
Of mine is made one Of the professors.
lie is what the College wishes to make for
us---a regular doctor, and will suit tho
place exactly. He became Il doctor in
two hours, and it only cost him S20 t.
complete hi, education.
"IIr bought book, sir. AMI read tho
chapter on fever, AMI that was enough.
lie was called to see sick woman once.
50 he tucked his book under his arm, and
{ he started. She was very sick wo.
AN, and he felt of her wrist, looked ihto
her mouth, aud turning to tho husband,
asked solomnly. if he had a sorrel Sheep
"Why, no; never heard of such thing
said tie man.
"Wer, there is such thing" said the
doctor, nodding his heal knowingly
"lIavc YOU cot sorrel hore, thon?"
"Ycs, said the man,, drove lin 10 tho
mill this blessed IN ming.'
"WelI, said the Doctor, he must be kill
ed Immediately, aud soup nlada Of him fyr
your wife. "
Tho woman turned her head away,
aud The ast,ni>hod man inquired III some-
thing else wouldn't do for the soupr Tho
horse is worth \ hundred dollars, and the
only one he hal. "
NO said tho Doctor "tIio book says
so, and if you don't believe it, | will real
it to vou,"-(hera the learned doctor read
Good for the f1ver-sheeP sorrcl! or
horse sorrel.'0
"rhcre. sir, amt that plain enongh!'
"Why, Doctor said the man aud his
wife at once, at don't mean sorrel sheep
or horse. but
"Wel, | know what am about" inter
rup:ed tho Doctor-"rhat's the way wo
doctors read it, and W. understand it,"
The House was in roar! "Now.'
continued he mcmber, "unless my FREUD,
the sOrrcI doctor, can bo one of the profes.
aors, to which his great talents certainly
cnutle him, musl vote against the bill.
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cooked by simply roasting. 1t has an un-
pleasant taste. These Ilants will grow
upon sterile uplands. A Csmanche will
eat liver, young fawns, and many other
things whiIc raw In Shanaco's camp, we
saw IN old rascal who offered TO bet he
could eat anything. For plug Of tobac'
co he proposed making breakfast upon a
srbstanco bani,hod tho furiLerest possible
distance from our tables. lie wss the
nasticst looking thing in human shOpo we
ever saw.
The Camanches live, Is our phrase is,
from "hand to mouth" They have little
providence. When provisions are plen y,
they cousumo enormous quantities. They
do not bear the pangs Of hunger with the
sioical resignation Que wouil suppos'. In
this particular, rs in almost any other, the
De'awaro7 are infinitely superior 20 them.
Tho CJnanchcs h9vo a religion they
practice iDcaala'ione, and believe N re.
moving disease by charms ana iacanta.
tionc
The Comanoho enjoys . rnodicnm OF
real pleasure His rowing, devil may caro-
kind Of life has attractions even 70 the
white man,
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Tie Difference.

When Oh Brown. in a fit of madness,
calls about nan band Of twenty-five men
q, crazy rs himself, aul cndenu, 10 siam
pcdn slaves from lh, borders Of Nrgnia,
and in the c,urso of thc transaction Two or
thro pcrsau@ are kjl5l, contrary to the cr-
lors or intention Of Brown, which were
that life and property should DO spared
he is oez'd and placed upon ha,ty triul for
If. His acts are meanwhile openly
condemod by the Republicans party through
outthn North. b. when tho Border Ruff
fans invaIcl Kansas and slaughtered her
inhabitants in cold blood anl sacked her
towns and settlements, the mlrlTdcrs were
rewarded ly tat appointments and became
pets Of the Federal Government. Nhlt
we have stated ar, historical facts. y
number Of instanc' are enumerated by the
Albany Eccaiag JoTacL which attcsts
what we have said:
S. w. Clark murdered man named
Barber by shooting him in the back For
this practical illustration OF modern De-
mocracy, he was made Purser in the
Navy!
James Gardiner, who co operated with
CLARK in Tic murder Of Barber, was ap.
pointed Postmaster at Lawrence
Jones headed the mob which sacked
Lawrence. He was paid OF with q lucra.
tive Office in New Mexico.
Frederick Emery, ono Of tho murderors
OF Philips, at Loayenworth, was compcnsa.
ted by the appointment Receiver OF the
Land Office at Ogdenl
J. S. Hurphy, who helped in the assas-
sination OF Philips, aud who was notori.
ously, on, OF the gang by whom Hopps
was scalpped, was malo Agent for the
Pottawaatmie Indians!
Rush Gilmore, who made perseverino
effort to assassnato j. II. Kagi, who was
elevated to the ofce Of U. s. District
Judge!
Russell and Waddcll furnished team,
and provisions to the Border Ruifians, wht
invaded Kansas and seized the ballot box
es in 1856. For this they have been civ
on immensc contracts by tho Government