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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-18

hoped to hear ngain. The Woodward
bays planted their flag on the Frpola of
the Court House, and seemed to Regard as
u coincidence, that precisely two months
afterit was presented it WAS streaming
from q spire in one of the hot-beds Of Sc
cesSion.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-18
RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES
BRYAN'S PULNIONIC WATERS

The Original Medicine Established in 1887. and first
article of the kind ever introduced under the name
Of "PULMoNIC WAFERS,' in this any other cOun-
try; ali other PulmOHic Waters cOunterfeits.
Tile genuine be known by the name BRYAN
being stamped on each WAFER.
DRYAN's puLWoXIc WAFERs
Relieve Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat, Hoarscness.
BRYES's PULMoNIc WAFEns
Relieve Asthma, bronchitis Difficult Breathing.
BRYAS's PULNoSIC MAFEEs
Relieve Splitting Of Blood, Pains in the Chest.
BGYGNs PULMoNIc WAFERs
Relieve Incl ient Consumption, Lung Diseases.
BRTAN's PuLMON!C WAYERS
Relieve Irritation Of the Uvula and Tonsils.
BRYAX's PULNoSIc WATERS
Relieve the above Complaints in Ten Minutes.
BRTAN's PULuoNIC WAYERS
Are Blessing to all Glasses and Constitutions.
BRT,S's PULNoNIc WAFEEs
Are adapted for Vocalists and Public Speakers.
BRYAS's PULNoSJC WATERS
Are in simple form and peastn; to the taste.
BRYAN'S PULWoNIC WATEHs
Not only relieve, but effect rapid aud lasting Cures
BEYIS's PUENoNIc wLTEKs
Are warranted to give satisfaction to every one.
No family should be without box Of
BRYAN's PULNoSIc WAPERs
in the hOuss.
No Traveller should he without q supply Of
BRYASs puLWoNIc WATERS
in his pocket.
No person will ever object to give for
BETAS'S PULNoSIc WGHERs
Twenty-Five Gents.
JOB MOSES; Sole Pr0prietor Iochester, n 4
-, aug4-eod DIV 1y
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-18

By the use of these Pills the periodic attacks
Nervous Sick Headache may be prevented; and {
taken at the commencement of an attack immediate
relief from pain aud sickness will be obtained.
ThO5 seldom fail in removing the Nausea and
Headache to which females subject.
They net gently upon the bowels,-romovinS Cos
'ircness
FoI Literary Ren Stpdeats Delicate Females and
all rs1ns OF ,dentary HABITS, they are valuable
LaSatir<, Improving the appetite. giving tOite aud
uigoI to the digestive orgaus and restoring the MS
tura. elasticity and strength of the whole system.
Tho CEPHALIC PILLS the result OF long in-
vestigatiOn and carefully conducted experiments,
having boen IN use many years, during which time
they have prevented and relieved q vast amount
pain and suffering from Headache, whether oriSinR
ting in the nervous system from deranged etstS
of the Gtort1ch.
They age entirely vegetable In their composition,
and may DO taken at all tineS with perfect safety
without making any change of diet, and Hte absecs
Of any dtsGgroeo6s TASTE renders Il easy administer
them to children.
BEWARE OF ooUNTERFEITsi
Tho genuine have hve siguitures of Henry C. spaId
ing on each Y.
Sold by Dr. lists aud all othsrDeaIerpin Medicine
Box viii Of sent by mail prepared on receipt o.
PRICE e5 CENTS.
lloriers should DO addressed IN
HENRY C SPALDING,
As Cedar St, New York
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-18

ISDiANApolls, July 1T,-Wm. uouua-
mans drug store was destroyed by 6rethis
morning. Loss $4,000 and insured for
Sc. 600.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-18
FOR THE HARVEST OF 1861.

- II "A IL M Il X >.
VOUk ATTENTION is INVITED 10 MY STOCK
i OF Harvesting Implements for the coming IIar-
vest. have the sole Agency for the justly ceebrat-
ell BUCKEY No EK & REAPER for twelve counties in
Virginia. This machine stands uurvailHd among
llaryesters. 1t Is the most convenient machine to
operate that IS male is simple in its construction
that any farmer set it up aud work it. Anu it Is
very STRONG AND DURABLE. In short il has proved
itself to be the best Harvester in use. And IN
evidence Of ths-IT IS PACT that all the late pat
ented machines have copied it nearly cOuId be
done. without infringing the patent. And the letter
proof Of all is. thai il has failed give entire
satisfaction when tried. The manufacturers
making two sizes Of this machine, either of which is
that is. that they unequalled. And to Farmers
who want the Bssr MACHINE ~ USE, We say buy,the
Buckeye.
/ am also the AGENT for the HUBBARD LIGHT
MOWER which is gold at the low price of s. and
$50. This Mower is undoubtedly the MOWER
MADE POR THE PRICE. 1t Is much better built. IL
stronger and TT durable than any other mower
that completes with it price, It is OF very light drt,
has two driving wheels. and draws from the centre,
AMI II warranted to give entire satisfaction. As
number Of persons were dsapponl ed in getting
chimes late in the of last year. request per-
sons who want either OF the above machines to send
their orders they may be certain get them
this year. Ny stock of the smaller Harvest Impe-
ments, such Grain and Grsiss Scythes Grain-Cra-
dies. Snaths. Sices RIkei. &C. &c is complete. and
will sell them low Give call ut the Seed ami
Implement Depot, corner Main and Quincy streets
Wheeling, Va Qel2) D. J. SMITH.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-18

CIHclSSAT1, July l7.-On Friday night a
detachment of three companies of Colonel
Woodruff7s Second Kentucky regiment at
tackled six hundred rebels between Mad
river and Barbourville on the Kauawha
river, completely routing them. Ten or
twelve rebels were killed and a number
wounded The Eentuckians bad only one
killed.
Gen Cox's brigade was rapidly moving
up the Ranhwba.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-18

Tho Fight at Barbourville, Caben
County between the I'D Kentucky
Regiment and the Command of Jen-
CAMP wOonaurr, NEAR CABEtI Q. HavA. !
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-04-26
Administrators Uotice.

" HEREA>. letters Il administration
W On .n- Eslare. Of WILLIAM Il. EIT.
TER. dec Z. .-,= %. Lewl>tlrE. Ju.cn csua,y.
have been granted u the Subscriber ID Que
i"rm ai .aw, notice is hereby g!ysu,o a, per
r.1> A.HW|a- themselves & 5e indebted ,U
sal estate, t. make immediate rayme1':
saI ia r>r having claims against tA- same.
w.. EIrsrL, i--I. -u.y authenticated f.r >e.-
meat. B.F. HJ3>H, III.
L-4.,h1--. A--.. -, 1854
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-04-26
UNION COUNTY STAR LEWISBURG CHRONICIEAPRIL rs lG

There i, colorC3 woman in Charleston,
: C., Whl pays taxes Oh $4,000 oi rea.
es'-ts aud fourteen slaves.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-04-26
central Foundry AMI Machine Shop
s-.--- n -. .ErI-ls 4 4.

-"-- H---.--.-rer> : b 1ck's Z.
49, -; ;,i.-- and Reaper, barring.
- - Lr-=> CHa.a Horse Power
- SINS Tee graph Fodder Cox
.--. - IT. P' .-.. W arr1--'> SETS :.
re-.a- P..v. aat MIoa gan Double Plcw.
49,. S.-.-s --- C-s ..-gs O.. aver, tsssr2
=. s-'S of A-ricu'.a-a, Implements lsl.
-u aar- i.r >--.
Bong v..s n T'--9ga: aat Cas-: Il I.
z1- BE- done g. .-' r.
Cs-l--- produce taken y exchange
- - - ! '---.-- -. In .,hur- Il
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-04-26

N.ss,s Aiken. p.I the purs,'. Thomas
,n,,,h.,liD G. RI. A. p...-,,.
I---.---, f,.I
49,, i,tr, " I.,',' - -. a1,-
a., the f,rs aud papper. Lr,.! AID ,,;,,e.
HAT alora or streets.
sG-In Ni1l:uburg, Saturday last,
spirited meeting in faYor o:sus,aiains The
& vernmeut was addressed by Rev. Nr.
G.ts,n C,I E.rher Nj G II Sar;.ar
ar e o., f,t-C,r.,r- % -
+; :, ,,,,,,,--,s c,v,r,v-.n arm :
w,rf.re -, 20, .,1r,3 ,r. - ,,o = ,r.--
aey..Ar5:ter Grad T,ia, Demon
srr-tigu" WAS called for u fi.ubur., IA;
lILlrelay1 ; evening.
eco N0uday evening Uuiou meet
ius Al y " Berlin W., s3ire>-ei by judge
B-.ger, Df. L IKE aui } Z. B-cler E-g
MONDAY MORNING The E,aIg Ar
,i,r-i... rpmr.,;r- 1G2 I'm ,i,,,y
rss..5 5,vn hi. r7o,n.,,, :, c,,i Trim,
John B5vm.n C,,.,ir Wc 4 Er,nar
Printer l,,a r Sn,h,,r 1..I;.,,s,.,,.
I--os u r,.r,, s., I;-,..,.,.
7, 80. t.-.. u.tr.-
i .t.,... ...- ..r..:'.,.
e 1'' ''' - 81 - -'-' - '1' =
III y u''i u ''l' '"ef7 wee '-'' d q I7A
Deer tt, Up..n c..
=y-TLe Woodward Ggarl., an: = Ea-
{ am;any, started firm WGLam,r IT,
Iar,iay IL maruins e-co.95 >'rou-, aui the
frmer Uniformed Rsy. joshua XII
al ! Lu Il I..-- We u.'lc. d! Al. - =.
l.-,.'.a 49, -. ''''.
I'll lae later an ,t:..r af .on. rask
YlaA f.~T-j-n r...r.,r.i.o8 a. H..
T.ea,,tur, p.,o,, On Tg-.I,r m7ro;nr
b. Nr. u.cseub.r,. over tie s.orero5m
ae : there crecrinc-aui a short. srir2.
,ria.e a8!re.. W., j ,;ye,ei by Rev.
81 - 900 " Z ,'''' '--'
! ''''' = i c''"s s'-'--'''t q '-e
'ii lie c1Thet-'--' [. Ii u UiL.ey has
'4e National lag L.luc-aLd iuo!c
u-e / aE-!I y 'Io- At the east >'lc u
TIE L-Fl-J-r- hHi-e, BY MN u,Ee.!
s<LTle Milton Company were 10 haya
cone q wDye.teriav. bv,wey were Informed
-. H.. C.,...;-
...u.n.. ~ -r.-r r.1.
=,
L. . = - -1-' "-' s''''l -u-e'
o--'' u tie u zlcan " ar \ nCnteT u
''.-L.eeT> remain = lie llc.-Cs =! !anoil-
e' csHi any
tx Ile-lly evening last, national { :,
p. ,, a., - ''' ~
-'-' -'-- - '-e l. ='e -4''.' VI
"s1lesaay e'elinE' superior t :, pad
I. T ty e-lerll c'ntrcuHoas, aud wI-u--:
u .--.-s gt-,g..lus.y. Va, suspended from
The Arm5ry 10 CLauJ.r.ia's block. w
wee '1.I abo'Ltr vs. - BE ili I? .-ei
tTeu',, .; t... >.It-i ,-4uytLuv tl-!4y ::
tie G -gr; U-u.a. 4. A..
Oar friends must excuse Us If We
ali - I0.'ce IL as'-i. a! tie patriotic
movements ot this uature-we have not
the rom to srare All oyer the Fee
-''s anu ID s''i4e u Tue o'-'s'J W se7'
an are tod, are similar m4niie,i-ii-ns %:
q -.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-04-26
: PEr5S5atFH, E'.s.

-r-1tv MORNING. h'A.L - . W l.
--,.r1'4-,a---.. '.-.-' ~. 'I-.. 30 -,
...-...-.-- .l .fr. aus ...Ht 3. To
-.. p .a-E ..-.at.'- @i - ..-- o -
..-- -,-. a.s...a IH O. r'-..1-i''' r'.i ''.- q
- ......-.-.. s--, s-..--a.;,s -l------.-I'
-. ... a-t 90 ;Is >;,;e-
- u Brryer as> taken 'h@ Dug Sore
=. : = P--.g. .a Ansa a"u.> 3 .,a-
>, - cro;zar D., establishing New
-. -. One >.J.r, 10 Penny ;
II. Zimmerman announces NeF
A.. u., urat aa1 '-aa'i mai t.yih-
N ..s .r.r .=I.w our u!':ce.
,,,.uaii Sev Ian Sc a'veru>ei.
,eor-c Merritt -.y-, sa~ REGISTER, 70
s.r nav liz +. a. List r..> wees.
VI. anrdoIph's A-alea.y c,antler>
- .s-. ..A.. ! ..-. -
>urGa,-sChoo! Times 4: 3.
" pilicn. T--> rI-. Professor, .H-
.-. C .-.-.rl-e
,,.,c,> >coti I-r> Ba1r>, shoes. &c-i5
= al " az prices.
IpI,n Walls & Go. have new Goods
uur>u \ Goodman 60 d.
~ IIur>n Is A. alLls.ra'JT o! y. Il.
Military I!oa!, Is advertised.
.--r. .s.l.4 .a= E-l,-.l-s. Q,,,,ns,r Of
,..- Isl. ..et. eu.a- Eef.r, 90 the cag.oh
.-.... sa.,a meets l.r ~.ssa.? - 4.
.--., ,.Ha. 10 .a., B.r'r2h:
% .rr
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-04-26
University at LeWiSburg.

THE several schools open on The morning
| OF THrEsoAr, APrl. 18th, and continue
fourteen weeRs.
Tuition. in
C1IIE7E-Eith al .ac! -e.taI charges go IS
THE tesnINt- do 5.-5 70 -
FLN,LE I>s1I-U-r DO IL 70 10 -
- For further information, INQUIRY may be
made Of any OF me Teachers. or Of
!. K. LOOMS. President
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-04-26
ll1teO,

IN Cleveland 0Lio - last. EL;ZAEETH, a->I = yrs
n IT. q Is -.!ata t. an tau-hts: q tie .-te Geo-s,
n .I-er-I.rueEIs of NJ b-T.In, Ia.
n L.z,-tu--. l-th lust CHAGSLs fEANtl>, fca c.
! - s-I-. - y! a. - - = -s!..'
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-04-26
UUION 1ARBLE WORKS.
MARRIED..

In Pleasant Na.l-F. =. y l-ih sust ~ Rev u:
I5-t.rssu 80 " ca iNHER-, = Cuiau c5autv. al
,I-., MARY wDlL>ET. of r5sshgrsT-i-
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-04-26

4as G'7erumsut is stopping clearancss
- 'Ls h-5e. for'>, sclz.ue c5D'I4tald
s''-s tlcai South, aud t.rcka3Iug the
.-'' : ~ =. Is possible to % 80. This
a=1.e,ue' voT5s well.
A. --s J6iouist. have burned the Gospo-t
i,''y lard, near Norfolk, aud also some
y, : Vessels, to keep them iron the hands
= lie euemy 10 arms.
4, I-llal,es have gone 10 Harrisburg
..- >l-m5k.n aud SuuOury. O,aeIs aye
.'''lns IL Delaware aud Br-dy town
N-.s' -a'ta:7!.ie, &c. IL.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-04-26

- vi NoEry h-> Fl r,a,s photographs
e .5= L=sj.,ar- Company. taken j.-' =
;.s7H.5-t.aig n uarct..-Nr } Ga-i-
IT, b.. 81 rl..7,4. f., il rsi, HL.;e
g.. ..1s. . r.ttll-
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-04-26

ra-A patriotic lady thinks We a; the
Nor.h, instead Of 50 much attention to
h4=s, banners, roset,cs, L., Should save
oug nouey, ueei!e-wo,k, DC, for shirts
and other comf-I;s !-T tie soldiers IL tie
common service.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-04-26

r-Taos T Baker shows I. letter
from HlDjiaE35u c-uury, stating that;
FIVE Of L.s t:o;Lors have ellis'et-tLus
sagNing tie tide ofresis'auce .i-ing along
tie JlbI-ta against the !uso.cut au4
bloody oI-arcby DOW trying its strength
against twenty millions Of ireemcn.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-04-26
Boots, Shoes, Caters and Children 5
Cho-c
Post Office Business.

IMMEDIATE se,,,emeE, Of Po>, O.--e &C
/ ccuuIs Win me uHier> -rei is desired.
H ". CEOIZER, 7. VI.
L+,.. ~. Az! J..
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-01-05

TIE FUGHIvE Save LAw.--It is gen.
orally conceded that the Personal Liberty
Bills are unconstitutional. The greatest
and purcst jurists have 80 pronounced
them and justice and neiehbor.y feeling
demand their repeal. Chief Justice Mar
shall held that
Every State law which requires the master.
against us Consent, to r. before any State tri
onuaa " OFBcef, before be Gun take possession
OF his property, or which authorizes State Of.
6ccr to interfere with him when be is peaccablv
removing II from the State, 10 unconstitutional
and void"
In addition to the Personal Liberty
laws being unconstitutional, it is certain
that without the provision for the surTen.
der Of fugitives, says an able cotemporn-
~, the Constitution could not have been
formed. We are aware that this has been
disputed; but we find that Judge Mclean,
a sincere but not bigoted Republican. in
giving his opinion in fugitive case which
came before him in 1853, made the follow
ing emphatic Statements statement
which has never been denied or called in
question
Without n provision on tho subject, no Con.
stiiution cmld have been adopted. TSpraE
from information rNcticed .EtOni The Lake Thief
JuStice 1dTehdH, who WAS 0nc If the chief act.
nrs in that day, than whom n0 man then living
Mas Of higher authority"
This is conclusive and ought to satisfy
every reasonable man that the Northern
States are under n solemn obligation to
observe the fugitive slave law, and not
prevent its execution.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-01-05

NE0RoEs AVTER OFFICE. The New Bed
ford (Mass.) Times says the negroes
ofthat city are beginning to demand places
in the Custom House, to pay for their
services at elections, and in acknowledge
ment Of their equality with white men.
They were assessed to carry on the cleo
ton, and now that they have succeeded,
they think they arc entitled to a share Of
the spells. They are equally as honest
and competent, have WORKED as hard,
contributed as RbcraIIy for the support of
the Republican party as their white breth-
rem, and they think it unjust to exclude
them from Office solely on account Of their
color. They demand something more
than sympathy for their services, and will
not he satisfied with vague promises.
Give the darkics chance, you who pro-
fcss SO much love for them.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-01-05
Breakers Ahead.

hHeoANAS FAAVSSe
That venerable AbOlitiUnist, Joshua Il.
Gidding<, though too old to7 be sent any
more to Congress, is still wide awake and
full of fanaticism. lie has written char.
actcristic letter TO the old soap boiler,
Hon. Thomas Ewing, Of Ohio, hauling
him over the Goals for late conservative
speech in behalf Of " Honest Abe Lin
celn." Giddings slAeIlsU rat, and warns
the Republican Standard-bcarer Of the
consequences Of deserving the anti.slavery
cause. lie thinks the "IIOn. Thomas" a
weak brother, treachcrous and cOwaTdly,
and the less Lincoln has TO do with him
the better it will be for the Republican
party. Joshua broadly insinuatcS that
Thomas is thoroughly selfish politician.
ambitious, intriguing, unprincipled, and
that he was instrumental in dissOlving the
Wing party. lie says Thomas was a
member Of two Wing Cabinets, both Of
which ignOminiOusly failed, and the fail
ures of Thomas will not commend him TO
Lincoln. Joshua insists that il the Re-
publican party does not assert an affirm
alive, anti.Slavery policy, it must dissolve
soon after it gets into power. lie thinks
COrwin and Ewing political trimmers, and
protests against Lincoln appointing them.
Speaking Of the principles Of the Repub-
Iican party and their opposition to them,
he says:
"FOr the establishment and maintenance Of
these views have labOTed long and steadily.
You have labOred long aud steadily 10 OppOHc
them. We have lived IO Ses m overwhelming
expression " the American people in their ia
vOr. They have elected President pledged Ia
their support viz he redeem that Dtesige L!
believe he wiai:"'
II is evident from the above that Uncle
Abe will have hot work at Washington.
The Republicans who fought for the SpOils
and arc ultra iW their views, will not per.
init him 10 sppOint men Of the COrwin
and Ewing stripe; and if he treats with
contempt or disregards their claims, q
bitter fend between the cOntending fac.
tons mus; DO the consequences, which will
dissolve the Republican party. 1t is d.
Vidcd into two wings-ihc ultra and tho
cOnsHrvstiVO-the former led by GiddiSgs,
Seward, Hale and Sumner, the latter BY
COTwin, Ewing, Cameron and Raymond;
both are cOntending for tho mastery. both
are confident, both have powerful friends
whom 1t were dangerous to exasperate or
estrange. A sh:ewdcr, koencF man than
VIC take Lincoln to be would find It difa-
cult to reconcile their conflicting claims
satisfactorily. and unlesa they are 70 rec.
oaGiled LAaeoln'O bed win Fbs . bed Of
tlsosAs. y disappointed professional -
fleosasgAksR la:ress llsesAl end uawsasaAiaR,
and the RsPebMeAa paRly E made up. n
3 great meas1Fs, o. inst such msh.y Sue
cessdoes not satisfy, defeat gnaadeRS th0In.
How Lincoln win dispose Of them We
shall soon know. i-s
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-01-05

IT Is RrxoRED that Lincoln has offered
the post Of Secretary Of War to Cassius
N. Clay. Some Of the Republican papers
are chUckiingat the idea Of such an ap-
POintment, as "a bitter pill to the South" "
Others think that Uncle Abe will not be
50 imPrndent "a to appoint 50 ultra en- Alb
OlitiOn'st as Clay, . man Objectionable in
every ssnSs Of the word, aud whose ap-
POintment wOuld be an insult. What
would be the inconsistency in such an ap-
POintment by the President elect, since he
declared befSTe the election that "thc
Union must b al free or eli sluve"? II
he doesn't carry ont his doctrines Of re-
form, how can he be d" honest Old Abe?
Is he not Is incorporating Republi-
en- 90 Clay!
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-01-05

SENATOR bATnAN.-Fhc Butte Democrat,
fearless influential and uncompromising
Democratic paper, devoted to Latham,
thus dispOses Of the silly and injurious
rumor manufactured by the enemies Of
Latham, that be bad declared that. in the
event ola dissolution Of the Union, Cali.
fornis would join the Northern Confedc.
racy:
"A ieleUaphic dispatch represents Mr.. La.
than - having said that California will "a
with the Nusthefn Statea.' This tale has no
truth 10 It. Lis fairly 10 be presumed that he
has said, what ell VI bis supporters Tn this
State cay, that they will Supp0rt the Uni~n
and the Constitution but the idea that Cali.
fOTnis VII O. with the Northern States is eth.
er meaningless W absurd"
Mr.. Latham is prudent politician, cx-
trc'nely cautious and guarded, weighing
deliberately bis language before giving it
utterance, and his record proves that he
could moi, without eating his own words,
disagreeable and humilia.ing perform
ancc, have used the language attributed
to him BY the Opposition press. We
have too much respect for him to believe
that he 90 completely, no recklcsSly stulti.
fled himseG-placed himself in a position
SO annoying to his friends, so notifying
to himself, % pleasing TO his enemies. 1t
is unreasonable To suppose that gentle
man Ofhis character, his ability. SO jealous
OF his Eeputatien-a politician SO success
ful, so aspiring, with q bright future be.
fore him, could have been guilty Of the
inexcusaOle folly Of throwing himself into
the arms Of his foes. The rumor is un-
founded, started for the purpose Of cs-
tranging Latham from the men and par.
ty who made him what he is.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-01-05

Nor a UXiOx OF FoRcE.-It is idle to
talk about forcing States to remain in inc
COntederacy in opposition to the wishes
Of their citizens, especially when their
rights are sncered at, their property not
protected. In 1888 the great and good,
virtuous and pstriOtic Nathaniel Macon,
Of North Carolina, whom Mr.. Jefferson
called " the last Of the Romans" wrote MS
follows to friend:
"When COnfederaciea begin to fight, liberty
il SoOn lust, and the q 'vernment ~ SoOn
changed. A government u opinion, established
by sovereign States fsIr special purposes. can
not be HsaintsiDed BY EDrCr. The use Of f0rce
makes saemirr. and, enemies cannot live in
peace under such \ gOvern@ent." =
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-01-05

A ScESE.-Yesterday afternoon, says
the San joaquin Repsblied1 Of the FIRST
instant, married couple, wiz three or
four children, took passage upon the
steamer for San Francisco. Shortly be.
fore tho boat started, the wife and mother
stepped ashore and very coOlly walked up
the levcc arIn-in arm with an hombrc,
who was waiting to receive, her. The
husband. though he had been troubled
with stlndry domestic difficulties, was
taken entirely aOack by this prompt
movement, but before he had time to fully
consider the matter. the boat was upon
its way to San Francisco with him and
his children, aNd his other haG-had made
her escape. This IL the most deliberate
piece Of f.U1inins raseality that We have
recently heard Of The Fellow the woman
ran away With has drawn q blank 10 the
lottery Of life.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-01-05

TnE CLsxAx o. IMPCDEScE.-TrAitOrs
who have ds'ibesasely and wicksdiy VIC.
lated Ihsplolsasssa pEOvisieOS Of the Con-
st;ezslsa ed ofShs Federal laws, denOunc.
ms ~ isaasOnistS those VINO are holding
up those traitors TO universal exccratiOn.
The States, men and party that caused
the excitement have the brazen assurance
to charge Il upon those who have persist.
sntlY endeavored to pvcvcnt it.