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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-07

1ssIsasd55as655a BOSION y WORCEO LEN
l.sss=sssssszssNR ABROAD. - SUMNER ARRANGE
s--gg---gs-MENT, commencing MONDAY, April
4, 1859.
PASSENGER TRAINS leave for Boston, as follows:
Leave Worcester at Steamboat $40 a. m 1910 Ex.,
sos EXp s. 1913 Exp, p. The a. 7, $40 a. m. and
p from Foster street, and all other trains
from the Lower Station.
blillbHry, $40 a. m. 4.40 y. m.
Milford, 40 9.45 a. IN. ASS p. m.
Norhboro', Z, $40 a. m. 440 p.
Marlboro 100, 10 a. m. 800 p. m.
birmingham Centre, 7.45, 1925 a. m. 5.25 p m.
birmingham, Steamboat, SOB, l045 III. 129 Ex, 349
Ex., SOB, Ills Exp. p. M
Saxonville, 6.45 a m. p. m.
Newton, $40 *73 1888 Wor 9, *lll5 Wor., m. l20,
1888, 545, 1913 Wor., 8 p. m.
Brookne t645 $780, Sis, 49, 10 LIS, t2l5 1880,
GAO, 8. p IN.
+West Newton Station. Tin connection with trains
Charles River Branch.
TRAINS leave Boston, as follows.
For Worcester, at g. $50 Exp. M 1903 Exp, 43O,
$50 Exp. p. M
Millbury, a. m. 4.30 p. m.
Milford, a. m. l.30 $50 p. M
Northboro a. m. l.30 $40 p. IN.
Marlboro, q a. m l30, $50 p
birmingham Center, a M 130, $50 p. m.
birmingham, &, $3.50 Exp. m. lSO, Exp. 4.3O, $50
Exp p.
saXonvlle, $50, a. M, 500 p. M
Newton, WoI, a. $50 m. II, l.3O Wor, 2SO, 430,
Brookne, $780, $50, g. IL a. M *2.l5 els, 1915 5*6l5
It's $50, p. m.
Albany, 6, $50 Exp. a m. 100, Exp p. m.
New FORK, via Springfield $50 Exp a. IN. Exp. p.
New York via Norwich, $50 Exp. p
nsH@ New York Sunday Mail Train at $50 p M Elk
press Trains stop only at birmingham.
SIN connection with Trains on Charles River Branch
L. b. PHILLIPS, Sup't
Boston, April 2, 1859 diff ap4
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-07

HAMPDEN FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
IL of Springfield Mass
Cash Capital paid in, . sl50.000 90
Accumulated Surplus 10000 90
Jos. C. PYNCHoN, Secretary.
Will insure Real and Personal Property against Fire,
application to VIM. S. DENNY, Agent,
At the Office of Mechanic 5 Mutual Fire insurance
Company, Clark's Block, Worcester.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-07

4 A M ERIC AN ii o USE,
+ s%55E OSTON,
fs(H!3 Is the largest and best arranged Hotel in the
KEIeE New England States; is centrally located and
easy of access from all the routes of travel. 1t
contains all the modern Improvements, and every
venience the comfort and accommodation of the trav
cling public. The sleeping large and well
tlated the suites of well arranged and
pletely furnished families and large travelling parties
and the house will continue be kept first class
Hotel in every respect LEWIS RICE, Proprietor
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-01-08
AhstractOf the Report Of the Commissioner
Of Indian Affairs, for the Year 1858.

ne Commissioner reports that no change has taken
place In relaOn: vita the various tribes With whom
TAs v6Ole number q IndIans within limits Is es-
.s1 s..sas,s and. is Win q Of Which We have
treaty engagements. The number Of ratIned Indian trea
dee aes The adoption o. the Constitution SSS, nearly
ell ae which contain provisions sill In force. The guam
ty Of land acquired By these treaties Il about 5o
Aeresj the entire cost Of fnlnng these treaties will be
=. Sc ,heV we're 81
AsAAa 1ha respective States within whose mib they we're
taAAeA From those sOd the Federal Treasury received
6H ne whole Of the expense incurred for their
qniio surrey and sale. but surplus Of a. least One
kaaAFsA millions Of dollars.
ne amount applicable for the lGlment ofteates, and
Or ether objects eonnece with the Indian policy for the
present nseal year. q 3 AO1 g. OF which sum esq.,
esa 90 was derived from Investments Of trust tunds. The
whole amount Of trust funds held Indian account Is
Slobe0Al0 Co. Of which eS503,9l 80 has been Invested
IA SsoeES Of various eates and the United States the
asS 10 htere,s shsrsc annually appropriated BY Con-
gress. The Commissioner thinks worthy 81 cousidera:
Slou whether Win not be advisable. when the National
Treasury ShA be IN condition 10 admit OF It. also 70 In
vsss The shove amount Of o1Oes 81 in like manner,
with tAa ether Indian trust funds.
Tes segreGaie amoSne apprOP.ae.d Sy UcHSre. :: az
ee u which o. SNS ~ equred for t'e tul:
ansas 81 treaties, leaving only for recognised
Saan policy over which economical discretion could be
sseselssa ne COMMISSIONER hopes ~ system OF re-
Co., Ccliisrss .US TexaS 70 reS~ce materially the sx
penss 81 NE remainder Of the present. and during the
ne1 a1oAl year. Every Item In the estimate submitted TOT
Tie as mentIoned period has been carefully scrutnSed
and he estimated Il Lees By eI&4 $40 81, than the
amount appropriated GoE The present aseal year.
ne COmlSsopsE points out three fatal errors, which
have 1aRksd pocy towards the Indians from the Vs
eeginnlnR; Wis:
TSer removal from place to place population
advanosA.
The assignment Of too great an extent OfCOuntEy d
ee he'd ~ them In common
3. TAs allowances oflarge Of money ~ annuIties
He rOcOmmends that the tribes should Be permanently
eoae4 upon reservations, embracing not moe land ha1
b seesssaFy for actual occupancy 70 divide the land
a@aAg Aem n ieverAy: 10 require that they should
i've uou and cultivate the land thus assigned 70 give
sms Hen Of money annuitles stock anlmal AGrlrulea
FAt@nempnta, mechanic shops and manuAlAhor schools
49, @a1DAeA e most Oft older treaties provide lo
@eaeR annuilles be recommends that Congress shall en-
- ~, empowering the Department TO commute TN
V eAnaiAlss, whenever the Indians assent, - allow
~ lsstA.
. - Indians n Oregon and Washington number ahOn
ere DIVIDED Into - lFlbea and bAndp. Those
49, NE taFmstly OcenpeA the Rogue River, umpqai
WNaam91to vAlleYS. are nov living upOn two Reser
Vs"p@ zee ou " western: the otesE % The EaNsF'
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-01-08

side Of the coast range Of Mountains the country n hh
their title was exngashed has rapidly hed up With 40
enteTprhlng and thrifty population.
During tie year 1855 the superintendent NJ O,e,on .nA
washington ade treaties with various other Fbra and
1, wneh large tracts Of land ceded 70 the
United states for which the Indians we're promised 10 ~.
ceVe benefits, enumerated IN said tFeaaIes The1e ires
ties however we're not ratified consequently he benrGl
ny, ~ OL me Indians were rot and could
ng upon hese tracts, making settlements thereon The IN
dams believed that they to Be dispOsssSssd without
receiving the stipulated benefits.
THIS state Of things exaspeFated them, and IN the opn
ION o. we'll informed persons, caused the recent acts Of
hosut.s ne therefore recommends the ratification Of
the treaties above mentioned. Ne also FscOmmsnds on
account Of e difficulties attending the manaesmsnt Of
Indian aaArs In Oregon and Washington: the treat sx-
tent " country and vast number Of Indians H.
The appointment oftwo additional BupsElntsndants Hc
also rserates the recommendation fast year Tor the
smPISymen! Of small war steamer along Puget Sound
The policy OF concentrating Indians small FeSeTva-
tOns and OF sustaining them there for limited DsFod un.
III they can be nted to sustain themselves was Initiated
IN 1883 The number and location OF rsSsrvatonS sStsS
shed TO carry out this policy follows In California
o. 9th we lndianci 10 Oregon ., with $500 Indians
and In Texas =, with Ass Indians. The whole amount
thus far expended upon the reservations has been
700 In California and e3Ol SIS "a Texas Ths Snourt
Expended 70 OREGON tor reservations has mot yet bsen
Oregon and Washington for Indian purposes WaS oI 3R
no. The amount dsbursed 10 New Mexico for he same
period and purpose vas o22 bOS and In Utah ol1aOO
Thus far the operations for carrying out he FoSsrV0son
yNem have been merely Experimental seFous OFfdes
hAvs osen aready detected, which viii Be In fa.aTe pro-
perry Eemedied ~ Ore0ON for instance great mistake
vas made 10 the location Of the reserves 10 CnIlIona
greater number oPeserves estabhed AAd Of
greater expenses were incurred, than circumstances re-.
Qursd. vas expected that the sxpeuSes Of IN hS re-
serves would Be dImnlshsd from year year The To-
dAns would progress In the arts end habits Of eIVssd
life &C. lie also recommends that the authorities Of Cal
forniA should be applied to for the REQUESTS oats Leg.
sAtOn, that the intercourse laws could Be enforced
upon the Ls'srvason; o. that State and The Indian Or
and humane persons, TO BE- taught suitable trades and
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-01-08
DAHLN Printer,


l. the uRdersEasa, 0ovesNeg of Hungary, Do testify
hereby, hat D. J. CsAP9AV Aas ssveA daFlag the
test iOF HUNGARIAN oery, "a CAef oaaoeH In sAe Hun.
gVeA him Aa oeSaeate, and d EoeeaMenA hin 70 <Ae
aympAahy, AaatioA aud peaAseaoA e aM thee SAo
served mlteegSnne. E0c8UT1 GA10e,
0oVoRNeP q HungeFy.
WASAlaEtoa, Jan. etA, - toe-SMl
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-01-08

BrANe men were nVing OeIOrc AkhNnenuns
And since exceeding vnl"r"us and sage.
And ! think great Nations too. Old CheOps. he Of
the great Pyramid. tattercd hmsclf with being the
big SAxOn II his time. The Greeks aud Romans
thUuglIt they were the pure AuRl'-SaxrnH If their
day. And AZ, ] suppose have vii Nations who in
their thru have since ruled IN sea ar land
But EngiandAs SAx"nisnI, or whatever has made
her great, il weakening. since she became the
worlds shop keeper and artisan. She hns paid the
penalty of NIL hirrlngs. She has lost her strength
and spirit. Her people now comprise few Arisio'
Gratis, the remaindcr are n"n.~"rkeFE, button MA
kers cotton Apinners. She has no men tu hight
CreSsy, ARinconrt Blcnhcn OF even Waterloo" bat.
ties. She has ~ men Wh'' care t'r "T can stand
campaigning. Leak at the ridiculous figure she cut
during the imcau War; going. like n mcndicant,
from nation to- nation, aiIiviug {" beS. borrow ar
steal men ~ tight in her stupid cHnSc SIKicra
millions of people. their little army CRYING for aid,
and M volunteers. HnrrAh. for Anglo SaxUn pluck
C"mpare her with the United States during the
Mexican wAr,-whcn whole armies had I" be re-
fused. the whole people, Ms one man. having rushed
60 arms In enthusiastic rcspnnae t. Their county
call, IL this kind indeed cousin Ia that
With this before their eyes Is il not Onder that
they will 10 alcken with their constant
cry Of the vast, astounding and uaaPpr"achahle
QualiIiea mental, moral and physical at the Anglo
SsxOn! WHY will those n'Nphy'es c"Utinne blind
70 the fact that for much of Eng!and's IaSa glory
and whatever ii abe retains ut the present. she Is
indebted met merely tu her own Celtic bl00d but 10
other paris 81 tie Empire' VIVA, would her battle
rseowa be f"r century past, without the s'alwars
Celts Of Scotland and lrclandy--Or without such
Captains Wellington, Napier or Cough? But
neither Celtic strength nor genius can uphold her
much longer (tlat they ever did be IL recorded to
IAeir eternal infaMyD She is going down and going
with vengeance, . fate abe merits by virtue 1T .
thousand crimes Her greatest statesman il Lord
John Russell Her greatest General IL - the lmd
kaOws whO Her greatest p'es are the gentle Ten
Asson, prOverbial Topper, and the renowned "OAl-
lsd.mO6gerinH" Mckay.
% Il any wonder then. that the empire. even with
"euF Sovereign Lady the Queen" 81 its head. is
lOoseninE At the jOintS. There is Ireland always
wearing her chains with bad grace and Canada
waiting like MiCawber. for 'someIhing " turn ups
Australia, with her fiery people, planning and pre-
pairing CoT Independence, and Indis almost free.
: when the Americans own GibrA;ter las well o.
Cuba) when the French fight Waterloo again /;
when Irishmcn ceaae to uphold british power III
Ireland aud elsewhere then will the destiny "f the
Aualo-SAxOu be fulfilled: Then will Saxon Cant no
more disturb the equilibrium Of
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-01-08

waters Thos. Wev John v,,..u ch..,..
Watson james H. white Jamea Wia.i.hos 49,
Watson Joseph, WhseIeF u A. Wirr.S.s r. - W.
Watson WIN. T. whitWlth Sam wnrti Fs.nL
Webster 8. N. wilbertam Johp. W;TiSht \
Foreign List
Allen Thomas, Oarpus Nisol.us. c.h, lama.
Austin Henry, Han nisSSsi Ps,t.S ~
Arnold L. n Lece@ ~. psS.m.1, Vie. .
Bradshaw John. L1Wia lekn ~ VceSs,- a. n
CushmAn james, MeFarlsn Jam wehsv krn.st
Wilkiason BSnl,
4. ". THATCnER, P. N.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-01-08

DIR. w, =. a1nVEY,
22gTAG @UAQ2O1r,
~, yaasa I, n. n.,AeA g issss5lns .he
OlI - lnstheg n62ine ESoltsseaaI Tour
98 81 tAla AAa ~ eaFSunn1ing CeussAss, and
WIN nsesessv - Aheeae sse ueaka SAaes ~ desre
any weEk asas IN pisAss ca laas1iaAslI.
DR. JERVEY WnEk VISIT
II DORADO, on The 81 a DsssnAsP.-0aes ~ the
Oriental llaasl.
KEiS11, q he le.A Of DsA --Aev-ONoa astAe Union
DIAMOND DpRlNoe. - tAe IN - DsosnbeF.-OaAce
81 The WasAlneleA Messli an4
INDIAN Dl001N0A 90 Tie - 81 JAnuaSy.
These desiring HE Professional Services Win please call
on he days above @sntieos1 - ~ say viii necessarily
be very short.
REFEREHTOE@. IA
?. CnAnnall1, y. D., n. Wa. WOarMEA, N. d.
!. D. TJSua, q. D.. o. MAnvuY, ~ D.,
4. CLAaE, ~ D. AasS WnVSs, Druggist,
PSSsr CsOAss, Dsasg,Ms.
g eseala there y 1--WE e. 1sgs psEsons ct any one
locality She desire he ssFs tey ean avail themaeiveS
Of the same, b. addressing ~ me y that eject
psaesrvllls, New MIXER 15tA, leeA
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-01-08

Dental and Surgical instruments.
n so ozSS Jones, White 3 MeCurdy's Gold Poll
and Teeth, Abby Sons Gold Foil, and goll By eth
sF makers; Forceps large assortmsns, Of the most
- approved makers.
CAevas Patent Lathe, and HE Lathe Of Accelerate Mo-
lion,
nlOw Pipes, File Carriers and Revolving Sockets;
hTuah and Conundum Wheels:
E1cavAloFs, hNPs aud Drills, ScAeFs aud PluggaFs;
Files, Hammers and Vices, good Variety.
We receive per steamers, regular OhIpmenS o. DentAl
Stock aud, ct house. Dentsss may e0nadenty expect
to ind nearly every article used b. them.
No. lS9 Street, Sacramento.
4. q. MCDONALD CO.,
Wholesale and Importing Druggist.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-01-08

We respectfully invite all dealing In line TO call and
examine our large and we'll selected stock Of
Drugs and Medicines, DFugEisis Glassware,
ollie aud PAntS, Relorts and CFNcibles,
Lard and SpeFm Ollp, COFks and Acids.
CAmphene, llnsccd oil, Surgical Instruments,
Fresh Herbs, DenIAl InptrumenOs,
reTfumery. Patent Medicines,
Assaying Materials, GOdA Material,
brewers Material,
With complete asOTment Of almost every article Kept
In large Wholesale Drug sorc, ell VI which eGeP
low not lower, than they can he bought elsewhere 10
this etate. H. u. MCDONALD D CO.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-01-08
QUARTZ 0PECIMENS.

- We o6eF, the present aeaann, hneF and larger
stock Of FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL eHADE
TRkEg, FLOwERlN0 eMkUBe AND GREEN
- mOCeE PLANTS, than any season heretofore,
emkFnclna the fullOwina VaPiatiea. via
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-01-08

A CARD The SnaersgneA, having been under
"A the treatment Of u. l. C.apAay. although ansoc'
tied feel called upon give peAel 10 Ne ecacy Of HE
treatment AOpaa that ~ aeee lAAI b Instrumental
In preventing esheFe tOG tAe aESal easang and misery
which experienced, and which - ooA roae trom the
pernleous practices q rresnaeFe ny disease hes been
that Of physical anA mental de6y Which tooUo con.
sequence q lnoaoFellons IN yoatA tAa aeoAss which
endured are perhaps unnecessary teg y dean. they
are known 10 those who have experienced them. eace
to saw that having called the seFVlcca Of Dr. l. j. Cap
hay Into reQUlsit0n, ell The expeeaoas which nay have
formed Of him more than realised. would there
fore recommend d. CEApkAy 70 a Who nay and them.
selves aicted With that drsAofa malady, ny object IN -
doing being AympAlhy for SaasFsAg Humanity, end heart
felt desire Of relieving then.
D. J. DAHLEE, Printer.
State Of California, City and County Of Sah FEanclseo
ssOn this sIst day 81 July A, y, 1855 before VIM
O. JeWelt Notary Public, personally appeered D. Dah
lee knoWa Who, helnR duly sworn IA aepose and
say, tAa. Tie contents Of The card herewith Ssaed By
him are true.
u witness whereof have AsFeanto Get hand, aud
aexsd ny saOlAl ssal, The cay and yss1 asss aeeve
written. WI, Q. yEWETr,
T.. Al Notary Pa6llc.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-01-08

BTTTERSl BIIXWRt
A MOTHER lei q Ne es1leFa1no o1oa La MAaah
"A Bstlsrs. lost received aRA ~ eala u
BARXAE & HAcH31N.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-01-08

Sperm ae 0rrhRa, or Local Weakness Nervous De
by low spllts assude. weakness Of the limbs and back
indsPOAitiOn and ncapAblty fos study and labor. dull
love II solitude timdly Selfsrust dlSshess, headache,
involuntary discharges palms In the eide, aeclion Of the
eyes nmples on the lace sexual and other innrmlea In
men, are cured without ia By the justly celebrated Ply
sciAn and surgeon, l. CSAPHAy. ls method Of curing
diseases d new and unknown TO all others, hence HE
great success All eonsuatOns By letter otherwise,
free. Address, I. !. CSdpNdy, n. D., Ban FranciscC,
California.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-01-08

IA CredtNst hiaaarerN Qfta Aga-Greot AeeslN0 70
NaAkind-iAN0csnt bNf POteNt
DR. l. j. CxAPKArD PFOphilacticam, (Uelfdlsnfecting
agentla preventative against 0Onoh0A and Syph'
c dseAses and an unsurpassed remedy for ell veneFeA
ScroAalCns GangTeaous aud CAnoeEous Ulcers, f0d DE-
charges from Vagina, Uterus and CrshRa. and ell CHA'
kayS oce Sacramento o. below NoNtgemeTy, opposite
Pacific Mall eseAmshlp Co.'S once. AZ incubation Is
preventative against small Pox. d. l. CsApkayS
fFoPhacticum preventative agalasa eypAtc Aaa 0on0r
Eha aSeAsee. Harmless IN tselG possesses the power
Of chemically destroying the eypAto vrua and thereby
I've mosl loAthsoms Of ell diseases LEI yeHas
Who appreciates health b WlAeat D. CApkayS RsoPAae
INnnd convenient use, being Esd e. eeAP Price, -
Fot sAle q Dr. IJ Caapkayr Private Medical and SarH
cal Insate eAeFAaeato ST. eeloW NenegomeRy opposite
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP cos OFFICE
Al oFasss 1ssa - aAaFssssae 70 l. CsaPkay, y. D.
Annan AnAaAaAn- CAlllnnAAA-
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-01-08

A CARD.-PrOmpted By an honest desire Of my hear,
"A Wish lay before the puddle case which deserves
high commendAton not cnly a. act Of scientific sA
but Of humanity. also. About I've yeaFs ago, suddeny
aud tFum unknown 70 ne, wa ueaed with NJ VI
epilepsy which, owing my inability 70 meet the
consequent upon thnrough medical treatment, and the
encouragement which NE. With On attempting H. soon
became such (as then led 70 believed 10 defy the
Skl Of physician. vas tteQnently White Ia pursuit Of
NJ eAlinG thrown down 10 the ground without The slight
81 WARMING and although lnssnshle 10 the Agonies
desped the mlssries Of my s and coon learned 20 look
upOn those Who would render me assistance shelter
oM dAneoR - snsss Who sOast 70 prCOng the mlseVy
ofmy existence. white In ths state and having previous
20 nv Alceon tasted the sweets Of lie. once
induced u attempt seeking aid Of physician, and ey re-
eommendatlon called d. l. J, Csapkay. told him
my circumstances and my inability 70 reward him for h
services regardless Of which, however be a. once under
1oNk nv case, and with the blessing Of Qod
more Restored perfect health. Unahe 70 reward him for
the boon which euloy At and yet conscious Of
nay Indebtedness, consider due 10 myself and 70 Ell
aiced make the public, IN order that those In
need Of medical advice may and physician In whom ev
cry confidence can Be placed. "
state of California, County Of San Franchise, ss-saO
scribed and 70 before me the l day o. August
| A. d. 1855. GILBERT A. GRANT
[l-Al Notary Public.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-01-08
LIST OF LETTERS

in the Post Once at PlceFvile January Let
lA59. Persons calling for letters this hst will
say advertised January LIST.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-01-08

Also, California and Foreign Grape Vines, with full
aPsortment Of the other kinds Of smaller fruits.
The above Of the most vigorous and thrifty growth
and we'll shaped Tees, Of very large slss from " 10
feet In height
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-04-01

CLosr VorMG From the returns OF
the New Hampshire election, reported in
the Concord Statesman, we find that IA
thirty-four instances the democratic and
the Republican candidates had exactly
the number Of votes cast at the election
in '58 by the same party. In forty
instances the party vote was within one
Of that cast the previous year. In
twoniy-ninc cases II was within two; in
twenty-five cases within three in twenty
seven cases within four; in twenty-five
cases within Eve; twenty-six cases with
in six; fourteen instances within seven
seventeen eases within eight, and eleven
cases within nine votes Of the last cleo
ton, making two hundred and forty-fyo
instances in all where there was not ten
votes difference between the two years.
Boston 7ranscript.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-04-01

M Prentice says Of an editor who
said he "smelt rat" that If ho did
and ihorg sncll him the poor rat bad
Che worst uf h
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-04-01

IN lSUO we had but one Territorial
government, while in 1859 we have six,
and all dependent on the government for
support In 1857 we had to support
seven Territorial governments more
than half as many as there were original
States Of the Union; and now We have
three more knocking at the door Of Con-
gress.
] shall speak Of other causes Of in
creased expenditure in their proper
places.
] have stated the wealth Of the coun-
try from ibe best data that could be OBJ
tanned, and os consequence Of it our
exports to foreign countries have in
creased from $50, 900, GOO, in round
numbers, in 1900. to 1862, 100000 in
1857, and 1924, 600. 600 in 1858. The
tonnage Of the United States has in
creased from 972 400 tons in 1900 to