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asg = sssssssd = ~ ~ Asssess - -
s.d o.ssa sssnh agsia IL sl1ssy-aAssD
"Wen.s ~as Is assvsr. 80, - -
assursd tAas yea en- nsssf cosSssr ~
SostA.. 1os uny sAss - go persa ~
nay sas az eur ~, ~ nv eeo.el =
. ss;s :, plaia aessss sss sasdas a.
The .aier of this III rrasrl "a, coIo.
! mel Boooe, . sseitabls dsseesdent q -
explorer e Ksntneky-a tall, slsu0R. ~
1.-THE And nuscslar speeimen of saath thuesssra
huuanisy, having tAe feaak aad cordial
oaneere, te0, WAieA characterize the Ken.
saekiass. he haiis iron Nississippi, Aov>
ever, aad 1as takso pRisense q the battle
Of betl ksas = seanaad Of Nississippl
The absss .rsaask wss followed ~ 4
pases es sons dssssiea. AtlssesA she Cel
"Ihsss i ! ersas ss,s bstsS>a .s.s
xan. ~ Oslsssl. I'D N, Stso1G
ssthas there sa great g1Q bsfVsea 49,
What Is that gulf ="
The Coloost looked Q little pusalsd. Aeh
presently answered: "Well, / nuss evn.
after oil, It's IN idea"
"Colonsl Bsoas," wsremarked, ais nav
DO fos 0srnsa Or French ,hsoriss 60 talk
about carrying on var or arssolutioa for
an idcs. bus the plain and sssrs Anele
saxon will demand that that idea include :
fact, . reality, apriscipls. We believe @
mocn - say one ~ tho potsncy Of idsas.--
An idea, 90 Il be true aud great idea. viii
separate races % e6estually q sses er
mosutains interpossd. But The ser~es sulfs
you spoke OF 10 aa optical dslusiea--iIs Q
mirage. What idea 10 thsrs Of such esash
and magnitude ~ to separate the dWsllsrs
10 the northern and southern portions Of
THE republic. while rivers, moansaius, aud
coast lines, rsos history, religious faith and
material inssrest, ell tend 70 uaits aad sss.
solidate them ?"
This was vergins towards delicate poiat.
A nearer approach TO il was politely wsivsd.
We parted With - much good nassrs and
oordlality o. vs had net. "Really, esntls.
men. !" said Colonel Boone. 1--WE are mach
indebted to you fer this visit. lt's way
lonesome hers, sod . little tree shat i .
great comfort"
We shook hands, exprs.siag the hope and
unshaken faith on our eide, that the gl,ri.
ous old Union would ere long includs % all
SnN s0U 8svssvoo VIZ uo8 OS0tUUo0OW ~
which wss responded to on thsirs By oourse.
ous assnraoees or good wishes and sdisws
du rsUosf.
A remark Of Colonsl Boone was rsposts1
to us, which probably for Ito length, ooatsiu.
ed ~ least - tfus a account OF the closing
scene and catastrophe OF the memorable
battle Of Bull Run, q Gen. Beaureesrd1
eiScal dispatch. IL never Ia my life, said
the Colonel, sssv . sss Of neo % badly
scared ~ ours we're On thss oocasioa-
ercept yours"
A we'll known incident attending his esp.
ture Affords collateral proof. An olosr 10
Q Colonel's uniform, towards shs close Of
the battle, thrown BY the psll.usll auose
our men, remarked to federal oikcsr -
1--WE are getting badly cot up." "To what
regiment do you belong ?" inquired the 10y.
q of6esr. "To the Sizsh Aississippi,' - vac
the sns~ef. "Then you are my prisoasr."
The prisoner. 90 taken, was our redoubt.
able friend, Colonel Boone. -.
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Yroo " New Yurk WssD1 b.
TA8 R1Ck0NlN0 WITH oOufu cAn.
OkoNA.

The ircn 10 entering the soul Of Seuth
Carolina, and men rejoice. Well may .bey.
MOI Tor revenge. Revenge 10 . passion ke
Tor devils ooly. But bsoauss there 10 . divine
instiuce 10 shS human breast shas loves ies.
tt0s-that hnds pleasure u riehtsous resei.
button. Toe Invasion Of South Caroline
causes peculiar satisfaction, for the reaeen
that is y the guiltisst OF al The rebel Ststee,
IL gave birth 70 the msstsf traitor OaIhesn
-idoiised him living, and eoneooissd hin
when dead. II plotted disunion for thirty
ysars, twice made desperate effort 20 con.
pass u by opsn sesistaocs, and vae the henA
and front Of the prssens yss more formidable
movement. IL VAS Soutn CsroI,us thar 6rss
begso 10 arm that FRS. shut % tho Federal
Courts that 6rss Withdrew hsr msnosra
from Congress; that arst psssed 90 ordioance
OF secession; that fret laid hands upon the
Federal property |; that 6rss irsd upOs the
Nat,ooal flag, and opsnsd she war. Had il
not been for South Osroi,px, 10 oil earthly
probability, this imp,ous Febsllioe would
have never existed - ell. A. is 10 ssid Of
Satan that be ''drsw" ons.th,rd Of the On.
gels siter hun IN foul rsvoit, 40 NAV it BE-
said Vt this arch spuststs 10 the fsmiiy Of
American States 6rsw third sf shsa
away BY her ows or'ginsi sad dsvilish wisk.
edness.
VI course I'll true men rel ice that retri.
buf,os now reaches her. The regret 10 that
Is hss been delayed % long. Fer ssvse
montbs since she posrsd thas ssoen of Gre
upon the devoted little xsrrisoe, she hss
remained untouched. Other States Who
have followed, Or been urged to fellow. her
tssohInes asd szsspls- vigisis, laasyissA.
Missouri. ksnsusky--h fsls The seosres
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D the aressde costly seated.
With spectaciss riding her 49,
he lively old lady is kcittin9
a wonderful pair u hose
Me paises The shiyerinx soldier
Who 10 oui In he pe,ting stcru
And eusiiy plies her needles
10 Keep him hearty and warn.
Her eyes are reading the esnsef,.
But her heart % 10 the war
Tor she knows what those brave fei.ovp
Are calamity ngAting Tor,
Her nagers as we'll ~ her fancy
Are cheering them en- their way
y DO, nncer TIE Gosd old banner
Are savsns the country to-day.
She ponders how in her chi,dhoox
Her grandmother used 70 tell
lie story VI barefosfed soldiers
who fought 50 long and 20 weir.
And the men Of the Reyoirtiaa
Are nearer 10 her than u.s.
And hat perhaps 10 the reas1n
why she - toiliag thus.
She cannot shoulder uuskes.
Nor ride with the cavsiry crew.
nut neyerIEeiess she Is rel <iy
To work for the buys wno DO
And yet IN of1eiAI dispatches
That comes from the army or deee
Her festr may have never notice
1nouSn ever 50 mighty the featl
30 prithee, proud owner Of muscle.
Or pursc-proud owner Of stocks
Don't sneeT at the Izaofs os woman
or smfie at her bundle u socks
Mes heart may be larger aEa brayer
TITAN bis who is taiIesi Of all;
The work OF her haDds a. iupsrtsnt
A. cash that buys powder and ball
And thus while her gu Q: performance
Is being recorded IN rhyme
The fools in her tremuIoas tnyera
Are running race with Time.
Strange that four needles can form
perfect Triangular bound
And equally strange that their antics
Result IN per ectiag The round"
And new, while beginning s'the narrow
She thinks u the Maryland mud,
AMI wonders " ever the stocking
VIII wade TO the ankle In blood.
And DOW she Is shaping the heel"
Aud now she Is ready ito hinas'
And hopes, IL the soldier is wounded,
II never will be from tehnd.
And now she Is raising the ius,ep"
Now "narrowing OF the toe"
And prays that this end Of the worsted .r s..@
Nay ever be turned to the foe.
She gathers the last stitches,
As new laurel were won,
And paeing The ball in the basket s..
Announces The stocking Is s'duue" .s.
Re men who are fighting our battles, - a..
Away from the comfort OF life,
Who thonehtfnlly muse, by your camp nrss,
On sweetheart, or sister. or wife,
Just think OF their elders little,
And pray for their grandn0thcrs. too,
Who, patiently sitting in corners,
Are knitting the stockings for you. C.
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GEOGRAPHICAL POSITION,

The two States OF Illinois and Iowa,
which border immediately upon this locality,
100000.
The States and Territories falling within
easy reach of it as a radial point, together
with their present population and military
force, may be stated in round Numbers as
follows:
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Presenting total of nine States and three
Territories with present population of
nearly 5000 900, and a military force of
500 900, all of which are beyond the reach
of convenient or adequate accommodation
By any of the existing Armories of the Uni.
ted States. @r=
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Brock Island.

]. O. WILKINSON, !
N. B. BUFORD,
IS H. r. CONNELLY, }lsock Island.
J.W. DRURY,
b. DAVENPORT.
W. II. F. GURLEY,
q. N. FRENCH.
:: 2: ( kHIk,Ssos' nkED. Moline.
.ss. k-as @ COMMITTEE.
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. few persons Who hold leasss q Win fro-
the United States.

| few persons Who hold leases q vi,l fro.u
the Uoised Ssases-
Tn srrs OWED IT nm esvxlxxxxr.
Another important consideration i, favev
Of Rock Island, particularly as this time,
Sheo the federal treasury is necessarily
subjected TO 90 many and heavy drafts for
other purposes, 10 that hegsserumeus owns
| the site.
The requirements Of the government in
respect to the extent and character of the
| site, are set forth 10 the inserucsions Of the
Secretary Of War to the Conmission sboye
referred to-:
Fer this purpose there shoaid b sufncien, spaos
for suitably arranging the necessary work shops store
Houses and Nasasines and also fog erecting dwellings
for the prinSipAi oeers Of the Arnsry II ctrcun,-
stance. permit it will be sdvan,asssus sor tho United
States 70 possess such quantity q grsund .sou, the
esiasiishrent As to prevent incuusenisn. intrusion
frorn neighoorins se.t!cnean.''
These advantages are combined in an em;.
nent degree BY the site npon Rock Islapd
The quantity of land Io2 acre-) owned by
the government 70 amply Sufficient in extent
as well as admirably adapted in its location
for the suitable arrangement Of all the shops,
ASuS~SS SAiae9, uuh sGOb6 rooms
quired, as also for the dwellings, for the
officers and employees Of the establishment.
Its insulated position, too. guards it agains,
any undesired intrusion, while its proximity
to the towns which surrouud il, gives i, ali
the advantages they possess in markets,
manufactures, commerce and the general
transaction of business.
1t 10 doubted whether q site of like epa-
cioueness, convenience and general eliri5il-
ity ito say nothing Of other advantages)
could be procured 10 any of the cities or
larger towns of the west. II procurable as
oil, it would be at price more than equal
TO the amount of the cost Of the erecting
on Rock Island all the buildings and i'm
provements necessary for armory pur-
poses.
GEOGRAPHICAL POSITION.
The States and Territories of the North
West being regarded as the field Of supply
and distribution, Rock Island is more cen.
tFa' than any other point possessing any
advantages fer such an establishment.
Its distance from the six prir c,pal points
within the limits Of this field 10 AZ follows:
Evn,p T,nu,sv,lln sna Ne.l.
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N ATI0NAL ARM DRY.

AN APPEAL TO CONGRESS IN FAVOR
OF THE ERECTION OF NATIONAL
ARMOKY ON ROCK ISLAND.
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,,I !. Isas:erib. 9 a: fsr he A11ssE-gsr
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-02-14
By r. W. BENNETT & ca
G0L

~ o A l.
~ q y q
The best qualities Of
WHITE AND RED Ash COAL
For family use, and sunerior
GEORGES CREEK AND CUMBERLAND
Tor Crates and Steam Purposes Also WOOD in tn length,
80 SAWED AND SPLIT F0E KINDLING
2tthe lowest market prices. ". \. HOUSE,
Wa. B. SLACK, Ag't
SSoa Southwest cor. South and Lombard SITS.
G1oAT.
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HEADACHE is the faverite sign by which nature makes
known any deviation whatever natural state OF
the BRAIN and viewed in this light it may looked on as
safeguard intended to give notice of disease which might
escape attention. till too late to be reeded and
us lndauons should never be neglected Headaches
be classified under two Names viz Symptomac and Lido
Pathic; Symptomatic Headache is exceedingly common
ana is the precursor OF great variety of diseases among
when are Apopexy, Gout, Rheumatism and all febrile
In its nervous form is sympathe tic of disease
ease constituting bilious headacke Of worms constipation
and other disorders of the bowels, well and
uterine affections Diseases Of the heart very frequent
attended with Headaches Anamia and plethora are also
dsche is also very common being usually distinguished
suddenly state of apparently health prosrat
at once the mental and physical energies and in other
instances 1t comes slowly heralded by depression
Pr or acer6iy Of In most the pal
named Neuralgia. "
the treatment either class of Headache the Cephac
runs nave been found and safe remedy, relieving
the most acute pains in few minutes by its subtle
unerring index. ~
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A Real Blessing,

phgsician-Well, Mrs JONES' how is that headacheY
Mrs. JOneS.-Gone Doctor, all gonel the pill YOU sent
cured me in just twenty minutes and wish YOU would
send more so that can have them handy.
PhySiciGn~Yo GU can get them at any Druggists. Call
them in all cases of Headache.
Mrs. JonssI shall send for box directly and shall tell
all my suffering friends for they real blessing
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BRIDGET-Missus wants you to send her box of Ce-
phac Glue, bottle of Prepared Pills-but Pm thing
ing that's not Just naither but perhaps yen be ather
knowing what is Ye she's nigh gone with
the Sick Headache and wants some more of thai same as
relaived her before. - 1900 0 '
DruggtdoYou must mean Spalding's Cephalic Pills
Bftdget-Och! sure now and you've sed it, here's the
quarter and give me the Pills and dent be all day about
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Constipation or Costiveness.

No one of the many ills flesh is heir o is so prevalent
SO little understood and much neglected Costivenes
oiten originating in careessness sedenary habits it is
regarded as slight disorder of too little consequence to
excite anxiety while in reality it is the precursor and
companion Of many Of the most fatal and dangerous
cases. and unless early eradcated it will bring the
to an untimely grave. Among the lighter evils of which
GostlVeness is the usual attendant Headache, Collie
rheumatism, Foul Breath Piles and others of like nature
while long train Of frighu diseases such MALIGNANT
p!eXy Epilepsy, Paralysis Hystera, Hypachondriasis
Melancholy and Insanity first indicate their presence in
the system by this alarming symptom Not unfrequently
te diseases named originate in Constipation, but take or
an existence unless the eradcaed
that the disorder should receive immediate attention when
ever occurs and should neglect get boy of
Cephahc Pills on The first appearance of the complaint as
their timely use will expe the insidous approaches of dis
ease and destroy this dangerous foe to human life.
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, TWENTY MILLIONS OF DOLLARS SAvED-Mr Spalding
has sold two millions of bottles his celebrated Prepared
Gu and it s estimated that each bottle saves least
dollars worth of broken furniture, thus making
gate Of twenty mon of dollars reclaimed from total loss
by this valuable invention. Having made his Glue
household word, he now proposes do the world still
greater service by curing all the aching heads with his
Cephalc rms ana they are good his Clue Head
aches Will soon vanish away like snow in July
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miscellaneous.
THE EMANCIPATION OF LANGUAGES

UT
There is growing tendency in this age appropriate
t most expressive words of other languages and after
Gnle to Incorporate them into our thus the word
Sepnalc which Is from the Greek, Simplifying for the
head" is now becoming popularized in come elton with
MI Spadlngs great Headache remedy but it will be
used 10 more general way, and thu word Cepha!c will
become as common as Eecroype and many others whose
otlnctlon az foreign words has been
usage until they ''nave and to the manor born
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agricultural.

agricultural.
A GENCY OF
n BAQGH,s RAW BONE PHOSPHATE OF LIME,
Removed to No. Spears Wharf,
GEORGE Dr 3GHD5Ai1IoEsIs SOLE AGENT
For Maryland and Virginia
GENERAL cOdniSsyoy AGEvcY
Uk Gk4S
GGRHEY, Hall Co, Baltimore
9, B. HSz9a 4 Co.,
J. a. WARDEN, 4"
P II. GREGORY Co, Lumpkin, "a. ja2au
REARYLAND COMPANY S
Igl SUPER FHOSPIKATE OF LINE
Warranted superior to any thing Of the kind in
Railroad Depot, Baltimore, I'D. iai0-t if''
4 PERUVIAN GUANO-drect from Ware
aer o sale A5 5t5 to Of su RP by E
A A MEXICAN GUANO-in good packages,
IA. for sale by the cargo or ton, by GEORGE DUG,
DALE, No Spears wharf up stairs fel.tf
pAUGHS RAW BONE SUPER PHOSPHATE,
sfSf BTGfs % s b &
No Spears wharf. fe1 If
ENLOUR AND GRAIN for shipment, purchased
details By GEoRSE bGGD4IR E Ne e spans
wharf, up stairs. fel.tf
GUANOl GUANO!!
US R ta saSpI7 81 2s9. VII F Ef3Rsfz fac
'eail, on the very hest terms, and that in all cases
WE GUARANTEE THEIR PURIFY.
Our supply OF PERUVIAN is ample for the season and
we deliver it as required from the
AGENTS WAREHOUSE,
thus saving the farmer every expense.
cur stock OF
hEXICAN GUANO
embraces the cargoeS of the Humboldt, Cosmos and
pilots Bride-the two former being among the richest
ever imported in this maketa nd will be sold by the cargo
or single ton. 9
Our stock of
CALIFORNIA GUANO
Is all ofas seasons importation, and free from those i'm
purltes which impair the value OF the recent
- SUPER.PHOSPHATE OF LINE,
OF our ownmanufacure, and believed the best
OF the kind prepared il the United States For sta soils we
deem 1t superior to anything viii h be applied
GROUND BONES,
Finely powdered from Unboiled Bones
49, MANIPULATED GUANO,
OF the various brands, at the manufacturers prices
auIStf a. Sontb st22oat
ITO FARMERS AND GARDENERS-AN NEW
FERTlLILER-equal to Guano and cheaper ran Stable
Manqrs being alluyal deposit composed Of animal and
near the Cattle Show Grounds Distance from Charles St.
avenue half mile at Cattle Show Grounds quarter Of
mile at Toll Gate; from Falls Road half mile at Upper R
servoir. Apply at 3S South street. F ~
Price 50 cents cart load.
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f0r SaIs.
6lMratIan.

RTOUNT WASHINGTON COLLEGE FOR
YOUNG LADIES'
The FIFTH ANNUAL SESSION begins First Wednesday
IN September The course Of instruction in the usual
BRANCHES full and thorough being under the direction
an ecent Faculty of able and experienced Teachers Every
necessary appliance required for Female the
command Of the Institution Parents who desire thorough
education for their daughters, with the comforts ad
School.
of admission and further norrnatinn addresq
Rev. GEO. LEWIS STALEY Principal, Mount washington
Baltimore CO., Maryland iuIT-tf
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d00as WHO S5taiToAarr.
TIARIES FOR 1861.
4; For the coming year we have great variety of
IN every size and STYLE which we are selling at
low prices Call and examine D7 az
CUSHTNGS & BAILEY,
,I., prrre,rr ~, 262 Baltimore street.
MURPHY = CO.-BOOKSELLERs, PUBa
@'A LISTERS, PRINTERS,
,, STATIOFE
- 4AhbLL BUILDING, 1872 BALTtIOREST
s.-.i BALTIMORE.
BLANK BOOK. PAPER AND
stationery WAREHOUSE,
S4RNEL e. TURNER.
No. 3 SOUTH CHARLES STREET,
Ii AS ON HAND 4 VERY SUPERIOR AS
~! 4 I SQRPhENT OF PAPER STATIONERY and BLANK
GGGOUNI BOOKS. Among his stock will be found RI
al! the most approved manufacturers.
NOTE PAPERS, Ruled and Plain In va.q --eat vgriety
ENVELOPES of all kinds.
oILIQNERY Of every description for Office and private
use, VIZ: STEEL PENS, PEN HOLDERS, SEALING WAX
de- &c. ~ " - -'"S'
INK, Writing and Copying, OF all the best makers LET
Ma les, &c. &c. -'
also large assortment Of WRAPPING PAPER
prices. ' - ''N'' a. ~"
: COUNTRY MERCHANTS will do weIto c.99ty
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'ardly Realized.

IA "a n orrible eadache this hafternoon, hand stepped
INTO the hapothecares hand hi the man, Can YOU
hease me Of eadacheY 7" Does it hache ard says e
says hi, hand upon that 'e gave
that 'ardly realized lad 'ad an 'eadache.
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OFFICE, NO. 60 SECOND STREET.
UED0UBTBD SECURITY AND LOW RATES
The undersigned represent their established agen
cy the following frstcass Companies, with aggregate
capital exceeding
SIX MILLIONS OF DOLLARS
ETNA INSURANCE CO. HARTFORD ..........$2O 100000
PHOENIX INSURANCE CO., HARTEoRD....... $4,000
MERCHANTS ms CO., acknowledgements. 100000
NEW ENGLAND ms. co, HARTFORD. 25oOoo
AAssAsoIT ms co, SPRINGFIELD. ......... 100000
SPRINGFIELD ms. CO, sPRINGFTELD...... 100000
ErNA LIFE INSURANCE CO, HARrFoRD..... 100000
INTERNATIONAL LIFE Do, LOND0N......... 100000
POLICIES ISSUED and Losses paid atgthe Agency
Sl7tf j. G. PROUD L SONS
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: sdE1Nrs M.rnnEnTss.

HOWARD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
- OF BALTIMORE
sUEFlcE ) L, coRNEG or SOUTH AND SECOND STREETS.
Entes issued on every description on InsuTahle Prorer-
y against loss by Fire. at the lowest rates.
ANDREW REESE +, BresiGent.
BOARD or DIRECTORs
lanes NJ Pouder, II j Wcrfebau0h
Vim. e. Power, / Str.c5ar I.rfins
" Ia tttEiilc, u. Bsnziugtr,
,Ahue u. NTH. Elisha II. Perkins,
aaron Ftntn James II. Stone,
'htfiSs iiCNman, G. Howard Rogers
a., C. HARLAN WILLIAMS,
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Es~OvEa EXCITEMENT, and the mental care and anxiety
to close attention to business study among
the numerous OF Nervous Headache The
state OF mind and body incident this distressing COM
paint fatal blow to all energy ard ambition Sufferers
By this disorder always obtain speedy relief from these
distressing attacks by using Of the Cephac Pills when
ever the symptoms appear quets the overtasked brain
and soohes the strained and jarrpg reaxes
the tension Of the stomach which always and
aggravates the dsordered condition of the brain.
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photographers.
TObattO, Stgats, TT.

a 'nOICE nav ANA CEGA AXIS.
TIE FINEST LOT We EVER IMPORTED.
In STEAMER STAR OF THE WEST,n
1900 Cabana3 Carbaial Brevas IN VI" i0f'A
200 Dc. Do. RGGALIA BRITANNICA Flor.
900 do. DO CazadorCg Chic5e EiDa'
1850 90, Dc. Operas,
time. 0 N'''
And 5000 Ell Principe de Gales Conserbas
The finest Cigars ever imported in this market
FVr sale ~ g. .. BENUTH 4 co.
c,r NO. 40 \. Charles street,
SUI . doors above exingto
II AFANA CIGARS. Just received per steam
er baltimore" superior lot OF Cigars, for sale
q. G. DEGUTH L CO.,
49, No. 50 !. Charles street.
Spl5-i doors above Lexington street
The weekly Butte record., 1861-05-04
Union Meeting in Inskip.

The following report of the proceedings OF
a Union meeting held in Inskip, shows conclu-
sively that the good people of that mountain
town are sound on the crisis:
INsKIP, April %, 1861.
On the arrival of the news of he attack on
Fort Sumpter the citizens of Inskip, irrespec-
tive Of party. held meeting in front of Ayers
& Lathrep's Saloon, and after electing JEFF
Scorr President and j. S. CARTER Secretary,
unanimously passed the following resolutions
Resolred-That as citizens of California, we
disclaim all sympathy with the assailants OF
Fort Sumpter, and the leaders Of the dlsunion
element, and that our sympathes are with the
Union men and loyal Border States
Resolred-That as citizens we will support
no man for any Office at our next election, who
does Lot pledge himself to the Union in an un-
equivocal manner
Resoiued-That as men we will sustain the
President TO the best of our ability, IN all his
efforts to maintain the Laws and Constitution
of the United States.
Relolued-That these resolutions be publish
ed in the BUTTE RECORD.
After good Union speech from S. L, DEWEY
and some remarks from the President and
others, on motion the meeting adjourned after
firing thirty four guns for the Union.
J. S. CARTER, Sec.