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Personal PARAGRAPHS.


sinkoseh With his opera troupe, viii Lc in Chicago on
the zoih.
Walter Harper Of Detroit has given that city 500 900
To build hospital
Father Kemp aud his choir OF old folks are giving
concerts az Chicago with great success
Mi z W eullen late Of the T. S navy is at Charles.
ton where he proposes 10 lecture On Cuba
Hon Joseph Howe has arrived in Nova Scotia hom
his recent witt to this portion Of the continent
Rev Mr., Kalloch, the famous Boston clergyman. il
announced to deliver lecture ia New York the Flu
ture OF the Republic"
Mr. Beach, OF the New York Sun, has printed his
weekly edition for this week press which sup
pines Itself with paper and prints the sheets both
Charles Lowndes has been elected president Of the
south Carolina Jockey Club and f. r. Miiken seere-
tary.
Mr. J d Pope, of Walker county, Ga, has been elect
cd oy The students of Franklin College deliver the
Grafton on the ith OF July next
The Rev, j. c. Holbrook of Dubuque viii leave for
California about the middle of this MONTH supply the
pulpit at San Francisco the Rev Il s. Lacy who il
about to visit the Atlantic States
J. r Pryor, esq. distinguished and able editor
lately connected with the press OF Memphis will have
charge OF the Qd Auac newspaper which will be
issued u. "nrand Junction, on the Memphis and Charles
ton railroad.
last year 200 pounds of tobacco bushels of corn
100 bushels of peas and oats 100 bushels of rye rs bush
els OF wheat and OF potatoes Ihaddeus Smith
Of North Hsdley also raised sixteen of tobacco from
fifteen of land
William H Barnwell, esq has addressed through the
oiaDgebufg Sou,hron card of explanation To the
voters OF the third congressional district giving his
reasons for ayowng himself candidate the repre-
alive seat which viii be vacated at the expiration of Mr.
keitts term.
Hobbs observing that Bonner adveltiscs to publish an
original letter from the Duke OF Wellington, writes
know why The Napoleon OF newspapers can get ao,i9
mai letter from the great warrior ecunseh MS he says the
latter was deeper red man Of the two!
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cor H SEYMOUR Ar THE VEST

From the Chicago DAILY Herald Of Feb. lith1
This distinguished individual AND fayoIite Of New
York on his return home from few weeks trayel In
the West remained for few days in this city.
While in Chicago he attended the annual festival of
the Excelsior Society," and was warmly greeted by
many OF his young the members Of the society
The governor has the happy faculty of pniisting the
warmest feelings Of all who meet hin, and New York
ers wherever they may b. regard him with feelings akin
to devotion.
We are happy to be able to say that Mr.. Seymour as
all who know him would expect Is warm supporter OF
the administration Of James Buchanan and that he has
sympathy with any man who does not abide by the
usagcs of the party. rs&
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VA Germany there recently published the Musen
Aimanach Calendar OF the MUSES. for the year 1859
and 10 this single volume of rhyme fewer than l9
poets have contributed ut The head of whom stands the
veteran songster Moritz Aadt whose ninelieh birth
day the inhabitants OF Bonn Rhine celebrated 90
last chfistmas day by orchght pfupesson she stu
dents singing his well known FWncre il the German
Naterandr i- .Ft.hH"n y
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TsxAs.-Ihe Houston Telegraph of the ith inst says
The winter rains have been general and the ground all
the State Is thoroughly saturated thus preparing it
admiralty for the planting of the crop. Emigration
is still coming into the State by every We have
been pleased to meet lately several gentlemen o means
who going into the sheep raising business in Western
Texas This sheep raising is fast becoming leading in
OF Western Texas, and but year two espse
before wool will become of the staple products Of
Empire State.
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COURT OF CLAIMS.
MONDAY, FfnRuAny IA, 1859.

Gibbons aud Kelly The United States Application
fol- hearing. Judge Scarburgh delivered the opinion
Of the Court, refusing tha spplical!on,
Isaac Snairs ps The United States. This report
of the Court heretofore made to Congress and recomm
ted by the Senate with order to inquire and report if
the government is liable for the whole any part of
the recovered against the ship Ellen Brooks by
Raphael Ornego and others in the United States district
court for the northern district OF California. Judge
Scaburgh delivered the opinion Of the Court that the
government not liable
Adjourned to az o clock 10 morrow, N.
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BALL IN HONOR OF LORD AND LADY NAPIER,

sMsagton, February II

CORRESPONDENTS ag
10 Lord NArrR, Washington:
The undersigned that ey express sentiment
shared by The Ari'an pubc with the society ia
thus making known the cordial for yor
aud Lady NkR during your the United states and
leir sincere regret at Iie termination Of your mission
Influenced by taired eNs iney lave requested by
very large number Of tn fellow ezns respectfully ask at
Lord,hp with Lady NrER by your COMPANY
at pubic ball inis city, at suo time find
JAMES NJ. MASON,
WILLIAM IL SEWARD
j. j. CRITTENDEN,
.s. as. JAS NJ WAYNE,
GED. W. HOPKINS
A, BURI.NGAME,
SAM r. VINr0N,
TIL s. lEstP, u. S A.,
NJ " cpRCphAN
" NJ sEAIDS
JAMES e. BERREr
b pGiE TAYIOE,
JOS G McKIBblN
jos. SMITH, U S.N
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Coon APPOINTMENT. A recent number OF tho Wash
ngton Union contains among other appointments by the
President that of " Robert bowling esq, of iowa. as
consul to Cork Mir Bowling Is well known ia sis.
ter city of Jackson where he for many years de
eryedy respected and esteemed citizen and his appoint
ment American consul 10 the first commercial city ia
Ireland is well.deserved compliment to faithful, ia
telligcnt democrat and thorough business man.
Pscksb,rg San fj Z. .t
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Coon We learn that Robert Bowling, esq, once o
oyal clever and respectable citizen has been recently
appointed by President Buchanan consul To the town
OF Cork Ireland Tht is an important position ana
SUCCESS and congratulations TO old agea l6h BOW
ling. - Esgic Of he South y
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VNiH Subscribers, grateful for past ivors, and
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the tiy HUI THIS
the extensive enlargement OF factory
Subscribers hand nI and
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KINNEY & HOLLY.

r AND WARRANTS located and sold. Lands
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security AZ 20 and 80 cent tcctns made and remitcd sat
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Refer 10 senator Green OF Missouri senator Folk Of Missouri son
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LNlilRlTlON OF PAINTINGS AND STArUA,
IL bIhe third Washington Att ALSO
cation nov opeo Galleries Pennsylvania Avenue between
ppd iith sueeN. kob s-d3w
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STEREOSCOPlC PICTURES" Most Wonderful
~ and Beautiful We have hand largest
most varied ss~ortmcn's
city glass plain and oorod consisting
principal places al tie tnied siates.
parlor
and Domestic scenes, Weddings Christcninea, Nc
We ao offer ne collection of sercoopc Instruments
styles, manufactured order.
These Instruments aud Pictures form the precst and
esing present that be offered old y Young
TAYLOR 4 MAURY.
Btotselhrs. 33l avenue
Aseut Tor Washington Of The American siereoacops con,peny
ftN
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BUFFALO ROBES, BUFFALO ROBES, BUFFA-
10 Robc 'e subscribers have FROM 81, Louis
large o Boo Robes which they selling very cheap
Jan cd JAS. G. MCGUIRE co
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~ hckins's novels TOR sale eheApat
heb i2-dat bet 10Th >. -, - f'oos Anelon,
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SrrrsayrAx Iscrunrs FIRST of the forthcoming
series of lectures chemistry by Prof Cook Of Harvard
College came of last night before such house rs the
announcement OF experiments usually attracts The
which breathe. Its chief constituents oxygen
and nitrogen lie next took up the subject OF oxygen
showing what important functions ID fills In nature 1t
especially in combustion that this element
came into play, A number of brilliant and successful
experiments illustrated Prof C.'s remarks.
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TiE Twenty -SrcoAp.- The Washington Yagers, we
learn from their gallant commanders will not make pub
lie parade the anniversary OF Wasiiingtons birth.
They passed the twenty second last year IL viii be
membered, in Richmond Va the guests Of The Nir-
gnis IHcs at the Inauguration Of crnwfords statue Of
the Pa,y Parie This year large delegation Including
the officers Of the corps, will 50 again to Richmond on
most agreeable special duty, tho presentation Of a
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Ewcun,s o,xsIrftR.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1859-11-09

HYHp, an old writer, furnishes eight
good reasons Why every one should learn
how to sng:--
LIST. 1t is kno ledge easily taught and
quickly learned, where there is a good
MISTER and an apt scholar.
2I. Tie exercise Of singing is delight
in' t. nature, and good to preserve the
health OF man.
Sd. 1t doth strengthen all parts Of the
hea', and doth open the pipes.
4lh. It's singular good remedy for
suffering and stammcring in the speech.
9th. l; is the best means 10 preserve a
perfect pronuuctaton.
9Th. 1t is tie only way to know where
nature hath bestowed good voice. \
And in many that ex-
ccl'eni gif, is lost, because they want art
to express il.
flh. There is not any music of instru-
memts, whatsoever, comparable TO that
which is made Of the voices of men when
the voices are good and the same well
sorted and ordered.
sth. The better the voice is the sweeter
1t is to honor and serve God Herewith
and voice ofmGp is chiefly to be employ
ed to that end.
Since singing is so good thing,
wish all men would learn to sing"
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1859-11-09

Many people like newspapers, but few
preserve them yet the most interesting
reading imaginable is file Of old news
papers. 1t brings up the very age, With
all its hustle and everyday affairs, and
marks its genius and its spirit more than
the most lsbored description Of the his.
torian. Who can take up a paper half
century back, without the thought that
almost every name there printed is now
cut upon tombstone at the head Of sp
epitaph
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1859-11-09

IL Yankee phrase, will this Ajyh farminq
pay | viii answer him, like Yankee
too, by asking, does io$or bad farming
ever pay TO make more, we must
spend some money, as well as labor on
the farm. Even the charming landscape
and the beau,ifu! grounds viii enhance
the value OF our lands. Ii financial Ian
guage. 1t is gOod IN -cSimcat-and is
getting to be more 50 every day in our
growing country aud improving taste in
Agricultural life. 1t is better to improve
an acre of ground aud get increased crops
to repay the outlay of money and time
and labor, than TO buy another acre that
IS not and may not be nerdn1 10 lie idtc
and mproducuve except to pay interest
to hnn who perhaps loans the money TO
make this Improbable purchase. Wit
ness the vast product on small farms near
large cities, where the high price of land
compe!s the highest cultivation. And
HOOK al the mos; prosperous powerful
aud rich State, Of ErroPc where dense
population. and the pressing necessities Of
"HDa" lite stimulate the most skliul
an" scientific aw'cJ,t.re 10 produce the
largest amount troH tie smallest quan,i-
= G.: soil. IA ihia country "" car aIl
have. ~ oII own night, # W desire il.
more or less Iaud aud ia sufficient quanr
HtN Tor AL agricultural purposes And
here IS one OF the most potent reason,
aa! Inducements why 50 many should
"u! "o pUr-.r this mode Of nie. We
"N'" 90" '"HG.l tenure, no prim"gcnilurp.
Columbia weekly news., 1859-08-25

up on principal but for power, indicative
of tae fact that they were always traitors
in the camp, and could be bought by
any faction,. Black Republican or any
other, with whom they fancied power
existed. Away with such democrats as
,hese Anti-Lecomptonites, they have
+" stolen the livery ofEeavep to serve the
devil in" Their position is actually SO
ridiculous that our old enemies who are
not very scrupuous refuse any alliance
with them, and soon they with their
leader the youthful and most brave .
will sink into merited oblivion, and then
will you see this 1853 Know Nothing,
1859 bogus Democratic party march ING
in the rear rank, under the black banner
of Republicanism, for they are '' of the
manor born.' JEFF.
Columbia weekly news., 1859-08-25
NEW ADyEEsTTsEnrENTs.
[ADyEvrIsEYnsT.l
no THE PUBLIC.

A card over the signature of William
E. Carder, published in the last number
of the TaoIunsne Coarier, makes gross
and slanderous accusations against me,
and at the same time reflects shameful
elimination against the gentlemen who
presided over our primary election.
Now / challange investigation, and
defy the proof; that | have done any
thing at the counting of the tickets, at
'be said primary election, which did de-
pr'Ve William g Carder OF one single
vote. Mr.. G. speaks of my .rancorous
hate fov him. Fir. G hatters himself
7 would uot take the trouble to hate
him. Ny bosom is tranquil.
7 claim the right of preference in the
choice of our Township officers, and
whenever any man places himself before
the people for Office, he must expect
that his ante:eden.s vii be carefully IN
vestigated
Holding the above views to be correct
in regard to the aspirant to Office, | deem
it both my right, and my duty, 10 s,a'e
to tie Democratic voters of Township
No. ., that at the time and place when
the tickets were counted, after the close
Of cur primary election for Township
officers, Mr. Garder,. as soon as he
learned Of bis defeat, did then and there
give notice that in September next, he
would vote the Republican Ticket.
So what think you of Mr. Carder's
democracy His democracy strikes in
Only Office deep. =
But now blr. Carder stands out in |
bold relief with clear sky and an open
field before him, and it is TO be hoped |
that his talents and merits will be fully |
and that his next run will
be test run, and reconcile the gentle
mans aspirations. a.
I leave the gentleman where the peo-
pie may leave or place him. |
Respectfully, /
JOHN A. CARDlNELL. |
Columbia, August 25th, ls59 It's
Columbia weekly news., 1859-08-25
! - the Lo!C-AS1G " 6.as
yUsE IN.
Co.uMBIA, Aug. %, 1859.

Co.unBIA, Aug. 23, 1859.
MR. EplToa: Much has been said
aaa many efforts have been made to
accomplish fusion of the Anti Lecomp.
TON and Republican parties Of this State.
More pagticp plarly have the Anti-Le-
conptonifes tried to effect this thing, for
there are but few Republicans who will
l;aten to such q proposition. Now this
very thing il the rlind of every candid
unprejuoiced individual IS ample proof
that this self styled genuine Democratic
Republican fusion party is a mere fac
tion, whose existence will be as short as
that of the butterfly which comes in the
spring and. dies at the Grst approach Of
winter, but far less brilliant, their career.
The very idea is ridiculous, that party
that claims to be democratic should
seek union with anything that sayors
of Black Republicanism. Why Sir,
nny boy of twelve years of age kaows
that Democracy and Republicanisna are
diametrically the opposite. Then Thy
is it it that two elements so contrary in
their nature should seek union. They
say it is because Of the corruption in the
uld Democratic party. Now this is an
old story that is told upon the eve OF
every Presidential election 1t has be-
come stale and proved itself f2lse, so
often that no honest, sensible man will
be deceived by it. No, the secret Is
that this self-styled Democratic party is
composed of material in which not one
particle of democracy ever existed. Some
may deny the truth of this assertion, by
saying that some of this party heretofore
operated with the democracy, suppose
they did, are not their actions in attempt
ing . uG;on With their old enemies, uot
Columbia weekly news., 1859-08-25

EUcgs AM I-lNRrxr's PATENT AxIE GREAss.--The
great effort Of human life after sill is TO keep sbo
wheels nioving--consiaeead financially, morally or
physcaiv. this is true. Sow anything that viii re
suce slse Friction nist meet with COMMUNICATION s cil
Tnas fiueks & is.naberts Patent Axle Crease vii, o
his all agree For sate where tbrogh
ct thesa,s and IL Columbia.
Columbia weekly news., 1859-08-25

and contents, Water Company's Office,
Mr.. J. Worden's store, T. Matteson' s
livery stable, (stock and vehicles saved,
Jones' drug store, blacksmith's shop
and house, and large number of miners
cabins.
Columbia weekly news., 1859-08-25


JAMESTOWN CORRESPONDENCE.
.Arrsvat of Hon. Milton S. Latham al
that place
JAMEsrowN, Aug. %, 1859.
MR. EDIToR
The Hon. Milton s. Latham arrived
here about three O'Clock to- day sa>
lutte was fred, and many citizens assem-
bled to hear him. He spoke about
three quarters OF an hour, and re-
ceived much applause. He would have
spoken longer, but wss obliged to get on
10 Chinese Camp, where he will adar ess
the people tonight. The Candidates it
seems, have "throaon this place off,
this year, Mr.. Latham being the only
person who has honored us with a
speech. However, since he :" has bro
ken the ice," We hope to hear from
other good Democrats Ifyoa have any
up your way who are desirous of
spreading y themselves on the stump,
send them down--they viii receive a
hearty welcome. Messrs. Broderick &
Curry, have passed through this place,
recently and received but little or no
attention. their friends thought | suppose
.shat " they were not worth the powder, :"
SO.
On the day of,alection you will End
.,h2. Old jamestown is right side up =
that she has gone the whoIe Democratic
ticket from the top down. Feeling as
sured that Columbia will rot be Gu the
back ground on that day,
I'll dry" II. n.
We can assure our friend that Colun
bia will not be on the g back ground. !"
The Democrats here are up and doing
y have put on the arrnor and will not
it of until Hon. Milton S. Latham
sclared Governor of this State
do you think friend Fl. N. OF the
7eut members Of the Democratic
aving to escort Messrs Curry
II into our city, CT last Satur-
on-yet such is the fact
not Broderick- Black Re-
ugh in town, to do honor
candidate Hurrah for
she is safe ard will be
IS without a doubt, " SO
er from you again
3at you have bro
be bashful much
ebnCed.
Columbia weekly news., 1859-08-25

Corner CT Broadway aud statc. streets,
C o Z III 3 IA.
AHR. E. w. SHAW, having purchased
-lF2 The entire stock Of Groceries Provisions jc.
&. Z. Bowen q CO., Sal, francisco Store,
At the corner Of State s;Esetsa5 Broad Gs and heinz
N receipt Of nepSgooas, aDc5t daily lie VIII 6e pies
to see s Old friends and customers az his new st1re
where they vii fpd every article ia ie Grocery sad
PROVISION Inc Of superior quality, and prices low
as ri any other store IL town.
vsA- Goods delivered free Of charge.
Columbia, June 15th 1859.
Nosice.-TIayipg disposed Of nv interest in tbs
San Francisco store at the couer OF STATE street and
Broadway, Columbia, TO Mr. + W. shaw take pleas
re IN recommending thSt gentleman tony old friends
and customers. as one in whom they can place implicit
coadeH,ce, and as being thoroughly acquainted With
me III mess. {. Il. BOWEN & 60.
Columbia, juno 10th, 1859. IT,
Columbia weekly news., 1859-08-25
WEEKLY NEWS.
Thursday Morning, August 25th 1859
-----------A-----
job Printing.

We would say 60 our friends that We
are now prepared to do Job Printing,
in style equal to any Office in the
county, and as prices as lowas in any
office this SIDE of San Francisco or Sac
ramento. Give us call and we will
satisfy you of this fact tes ond dispute
Remember-we do work a. the shortest
notice and loves. prices.
Columbia weekly news., 1859-08-25

JAMEsTovys CoRRzsspGNnENCE.
Arr,uat Of Hon. Milton S. Latham at
that place
Columbia weekly news., 1859-08-25
The highest price paid for
HIDES, W00L&FURS
No. THH FOLLOWING 14Er1.aR -77s

| No. THE FOLLOWING LETTER -Tzg
which empkatically speaks FOR ,seE was written by
the Dean Of the Faculty of the Philadelphia Coece Of
Meiicine+es the editors Of fire Pacific Medical and
Surgica Nourla, San Francisco, for publication:
x PHIADEIPlIA. January II. 1859.
To the Editor Of the Pacific Medical and Surgical
Journal Gentlemen Ny attention has been called
70 an article in the December number OF your Journal
ii regard - the ad euendezn degree granted by the
Philade kis College of Medicine 70 Dr l. J. Czanksv
hen TIE appc2ti ton for te degree was made to the
Faculty, il was accompanied BY adsvts and testi-
eHials to the effect that Dr. Czapkay regular
gra2uate I D. of the University Of Perth had served
as surgeon in tie Hungarian Army, and was regular
prsctit.ene Of medicine On the strength OF these
the degree Yas granted. The ad sundera degree as
its name ilpes. IS conferred gradustes oniy and
gives new privileges. Had there been The slightest
sr~FiciorS irresa.srity the application would haye
beer retsseS. By Inserting this IN your Journal 7ou
ayor on y Yours very respectfully,
CT the Faculty Of he Pade a College Of ,,adiesns.
DR.. Z. !. czAPKAT's PRWATE MEDICAL AND
Surgical Institute Is ~ SacTauieaIo strees, below
montgomery opposite the Pacific Mail Steamship Com
r>py Oice, san Francisco Fl The Doctor cIers free
e,itat;on, and asks renuperator unless re ef
feets cpre. Oiice lours, from = !. II. to 3 p. !.
CERnFICaT TE...I. tie Undersigned Governor o
Hungary 90 te-tiy hereby that u. L. J. Czspkay has
served during It's contest FOR Hunga-ian liberty, as
Chief Sureeon il tha Hgnear;aa arIny with faithful
perseverance Whcrect ! have given hiia this Ger
Ecate, and Go recommend him 20 tie synrat7v at
ten;en and protection Of all those who are csgabl OF
sppIecialing patriotic, selfsscri6ce ana undeserTe.
misfortune. K0SSTIEI IAJCS.
Governor OF Hungary.
Washington ciiy, January 9Th, 1857 ieSo-Sla.