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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-04-01
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rpenn e an unierer Riiteu IanSen ans ibrer IInfas
bisfet bic engIiie Sprade ~ leen uab sI fpre6ens
Gieier umftanb hdIt feD eIei@ian in elmer
4rt uon Anarantdne, ebe fe NIT uns iidb frei be-
ipred5en t6nnen. Gieie geriobe m5sitit ab,tirsen,
Ie9t in ibretn Sutereiie iowobIs uls benz anirgen.
9ieIe Ieben bier Sabre lang unb bod ipredben e bic
ensIiibe Sprate Sebr unpolfcmmen. Siir fe 1pie
fir uns 1T bies elm ibler 3nftan6 unb bod 1T bas
RtteI, baseeen 10 enfab, ipobIfetunb leit pordusz
sees bic nriade 1T erf poblperitanben un5 basDeitel
ribtig anaewanbt. Die lria6e, ruarufn Ct 10 Innge
bauert, .bepor Iernt, bic ensIf6e sprae fertig
gu fpre6ent W Bite merturbiee 9batiae, baB mir brsi
unb piersis aaute in Der Spradbe baben, aber nur
swan3ig Bnbftaben, peIebe beie Zone bs8ei5nen
Dies perrria6t bic f6Iimmite Sdpisristsit in Der
GrIeruung nnierer 4usfprae, iie 1T er5Ber aIs bel
irgenb elmer anberen Sprade auf BEN Groenrunbe
ruabrenb Der srammdtifde 8au Der Spfa5e anBerz
orbett9 enfab itnb iasbar 1T. aber ole Iaderli6e
Gintleibuns sieTes 8anes un6 nnfere pernunft<
rpisrise photographic b IS. roeIde bic oft f6reden.
erregenben S9wierisfeiten biIber,.
Die seeisnete AbblIfe fnSet man in benz riBtissren
Gebraudb zines AIp5abets pom AZ su9fuben, 70 spar
bab jeOer Bu9ftabe eiren unb INNER 6erfeIben 2au<
porlteat. Cine fur,e Ginlbung pom penisen Gtunz
ben in allen 2aiiten Der Sprate bieiem, benz gbone<
tiI9en alphabet semdS, 1T senisenb, UNI cine beutz
Idbe Aasfprabe isees in Der ensIii6en Spra5e por=
fommeneen eantes 81 erIangeu. 9ieie tlebnns, pers
bnnben nit benz aeien non 8iibern in 9bonetifdem
Druid mas ebeufos ,,r tur,e 3eit erforbert unb IN
ben meiften 6duen in ber asiIie uOrsenomnie iusrs
ben tann rpirb bic s6aler befdbisen, jebes snef6,
sSort rits aussuipreeny fobaIb erf baieIbe in Ybo
netiibem 1rud fiebt 90 iiberals einfad unb fasIid
lit sisfe eebra,stboSe Sas elm i,,b poa 6esobre ii
Iernen fam unb fdbia III, es Sanu ben a5raen dit.
sliebern Der Nan,iIie s,t Iebrei,. -
Der Gr,ebunasratb Ill Spraeas, 81. a.. iqot II
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geriud aemadt tpurSe sparen aus sdiiIern bes per.
f6ieSenften SertOminens saSamnengeieSt amerita
taner, GnsIdnSer, syrIdnber unb 9eutfbe; urS BEN
nod fanb man rad einem llnterridt BON weuioer
Monqten mad biesent suitem. has lie lire eioen
tbamIihfeiten in her slusfprsbe 5o noIr,tanSo nor
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-04-01

2onb n. Gn9lii@ I'm eris
tamil der5 ele9rapb, Ser 9lan,
elm neuesj : ele gro 3 en- &abeI
mad u III erifa nod i'm tommenoen
Counter gu leser, lit Our9aus ni9t auf.
gegeben 90 niinmt i'm cine neue DC
tiengeieafdaft, bic unter bent Stamen
Danglo american telegraph sGompa.
ny" auftritt, in Die SanO, bora@.sseiest,
Dap es ibr gelinst, oas bon ibr projects
irte Qctieneapital i'm 9'strase bon 800,
900 g. in 10 g. 9lctien auf5ubringen
gin roii9en 8eripredunsen ldbt iie es in
ibrem Yroipeetus nidt feblen. Sas
9lib sGn6e Oes alien 6abels iper6e ii9
o6ne 3tpeifel aufFnoen unb aufiuinben
laIen unb bic an 8orb bes ,;@rsat Gaits
ern" beiinblidje sfpeit. Sdlfts be1elben
iei in 10 bortrefflide 3nitanbt, iuie am
Sage Der 8etlabung (Sdabe nur, baB
Oicie 8ortreflidfeit 70 aipeifelbaftl)
SIR Die lleberIaiIung bes alien 2abeIs
iOa bic ate GOmpasnie gInfprii6e auf
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-04-01
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8 gfrtunh e -

@ei6t Dem 8unbe bic San6! =
S6mlft NIT Gbrengaben ben @abene
tentpel auf's 8rd9ti9ite nnb gBiiroigfte
avs, iauf 6dB ii6 Ser S9ibe seebrt lnb
eepiirbiet fii6lt; auf bab 6ie ausldnbi>
i9en S1iiben, suriidgefebrt in lire
Seititatb, nit 9roBer sdtllng uno
Serebrllns fir ben S6iisenbun6 uno
uniern Yatriotisnus seugen f6nmen.
9lu9 foIlte berierli9e Srt, ipel6er bas
nadite Set gu iibernebinen eebenft, nidt
nur ii9 tart an Der Mftiensei9nung be-
tbeiliaeH fonberts oud int 8abeute1rpel
iid bort6eilbait alls5ei6ne,i.
Z S6GeBli9 nta9t Der goritanb nod
barauf auflerfian, baB iebtuebe @abe
nit beitem Dante Mno gr0Bter 9lner>
fennung entgesensenomrnen miro, rlnb
tper6en bic Serren Sober freltnoli6it err
iu9t, oan reeIlen gertb ibrer @aben
auf einem beigelegten 3ettel aiisugeberl,
banlit Die 8reisbert5eilung oa6ur6 be-
beuteno erlei1tert miro.
SIR ben 8oritau6 oes @dlbenbunbes
Otto MMt idle Diner YrafiOent,
Abr. 1StIOlit @iees 9raii6ert,
SIS M. @ abe, S@abuteiitsr. la
Sacob Sd ar, erifer Sefr. q
s, 6. 6, M tttitt,i, stueiter getrs
! @blengaben f0nnen an bas eorripons
6tren6e NfitgIie6 oes betrefenoen SrtS
ODER mo- fein iolbes borbanbea lit, bis
reft an ben Yraiibenteu bes 8unbes
Serr1 Otto Mutfaledner, 178 Mans
OOlpbftrabe, @bicasos Say sefanbbI'
ner0et. i3.' > '.E -
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-04-01
Heller Sem GinfnF Der Mfuftf auf
baS SplfSleben. h&

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gScnn ioaa6 @tuit in ibreu berIdie<
Acknowledgment idon porbanoeae Sc
fiible uedt rnb iteieert, 70 n,iifen mir
unbesneifelt Sen GinffuB OerieIben einem
iuobItbatigen nennen. @benio emts
fdieoen duBert ii6 aud Der Ginf1uB Ser
Mulif in 8esug arf cine tpirfli@e Ser
eb[una Ses MenI6en in elmer anoern
8i6tlmg. gSir ipre6en bier bon 0fus
fit, iuel6e einen gefuifen 9lniprlh anf
STUNT madt unb oeren 3iueG IS 1T, Elm
dbaratteriitil9es Son9emdlbe gu @ebor
gu bringen. @ent alf per einen Seite
Sansmnlif, frieseriide Wiuiif unb Der
einfa6e @eiang burd cine entldiebene
Stride Der 8epegulg imb our6 fuobl<
sefaM9e, Dem Sbre i6mei6elnbe, Sic
lobie Sas @efiiblsleben bes Nfeniben
auf cine an9enebrne 98eiie aufre9t nno
CUR Shat ai1reist 10 lit anf Der anoern
Seite nidts 10 Iebr geeignet, OaS Sc
fiibl fur 6as locale G9one eutfdiebtu
su entipideIn unb aiIf bic SberFa9e gu
brinaen, ais Muiif, tpelde in ibrer do
ratteriitiiden Sfufailung unb ausfab@
rung benz DIRE cine Sutirid6pfuug Dors
fibrt, Die ben benfen6en @fenidJen ab ;
men last, 6aB CT, mir m6@ten iasen,
aud nit einem seiltiseu Sbre begabt
iei. gSer femnt ni6t bic fdlagenoe
g8irfuns 9robartiger Sr9eifer Muiif,
in ipel9er uns Die 9arafteriitii9er
S9OpfInsen sroBer Meiffer in Spms
pbonien, Suberturen &c. Dor9efiibri
tuerSen? Seer bat itd ui6t iuie6erbnii
Ses anaenebmen Gibrudes erfreut,
tpel9en Gbor< ober Suartette Sc fang
ober 6as 3Riamneniuirfen elmer iueniS
gen Snitrumette o6er audJ Der 9eltiate,
funtfertige 8Ortrd9 auf eiIem Snltras
mente, namentlid benz Bianoforte, nell
Dies IN fid bic boae g8irfuHg zines flsi
men Sr4eiters bereiuigt, berborsubrins
gen pfegt ? Sol6e Ufuiif bat MIDI
immer ben 2wef, beftitnmte gefiible 81
iuefen ODER su iteigerft, obfdon ein'
! gentle borbsrrf6enDe stintlnllng ben,
felben eisentbimlid gu isin pffegt, mi
bod 1T iie seeiShet, sntertiie fiir oa'
&nnfi56ne BEL iolden S6rern auf ba;
2ebbafteite ansuregsn, pelde ME mi
Muft als elmer 8linF fid beidafti9
baden. Die g8irfung oerfelben 1T IN
tegpeifsIt nod erb0bt, tperra Der 5oret
etnen, ipeun aud nnr oberfddlidel
8eertfF bon Ser @aniit ais Stunt er-
lanst bat. a assea
@s lit BEN Menfdeu Der Srau9 an.
seboreu, fi6 in, atben fir Gttuas 81
intereiIiren, fOas NIT ieiner @si6aftS.
tbdtiateit ni6t i'll anntitteIbdrer Ser.
binonns fftbt, mas inn auber eine1
f0tperlideu aud cine geiftige Grbolnnl
bietet unD Oabsr babcn mir eeipib tbeil.
| tpeife Sen aIIssmeinengjnn fir gsfiibls
anregeube .unD darafteriftiid <fd6ny
sRufit, petde einen DoIltomdttnen Be.
pubten ODER aud nnr einen llnbetuuBter
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Grang, bel 8eiten gendhrt, auf bcl
anaben, Oas S1tdb9en einen feSensrsis
den GiHFuB ausiibeu unb, inbem Niird
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-04-01

BefrieoisuR9 bieies Oranges bic image
sii9eIte 8bantaiie cine ausgepra9te, ent>
idie6ene 9iidtun9 erbdlt.
G8 erideint Oaber als cine meni6sne
frsapOli6e Mnfea6e fir Glteru urt6 Or
sie6er uno Seoen, tuelder elm Snterele
an ser @oblfabrt 0eS Mfenidenge I.
i6ledts ttiinttt, Sen Sinn fur WluTt
gu iuefen uno gu pHe9en.
Infer sroBer 9teformatOr 2utber,
mel6er nidt nur Der srobte @Ottes9e~
tlebrte7 Der geoBte spradtenner ,itt6 res
Iisiole 9idter, fonbern aud Der sr0btt
muiitalii6e go,aponiit ieines 8eitoIterl
NOR, ipridt fid III ieinet 'iinfter6li6ef
@erfen fol9enber WaaBen iiber Mulii
E.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-04-01

Bic eriten $4,000 8, Haben, Die bas
meme RabeE obperfen ipiifbr. Gie nad5-
itenI2 PROD. Der Ginna5nse ipIIen ebrn-
falls Ser alien @plnpangnte 9eb6ren ilnD
mad slbsus biefar 8etrage iie fid NIT
ser neuen in Sen ebentuellen neberidub
l6eilsl,, Gtuas Nlutb geb0rt INNER
batu, geIS IN Sislcn ilelen glctien an;us
.legen. =. a.....s...sasss. -.
stufruf ~ Gbren9abcm
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-04-01

tanten fir ben Gon9reB erbalten, ais iie
bis9cr batten; fpd5renO in Den alien
9taaten grade Sas Gesentbeil Der Sail
iein miro. 8ebsntt man nun ie0od,
bab Bic Sn6ibiouen INNER bteieIben
bleiben, Oh iie in Galiforniea ODER
MalIa6uIetts leben, uno baB Die 10 un<
SefBaItaiBmaBi9 bobe 3abt Der groBs
iabrigen in Die neuen Staaten nur bur9 |
gustpanberuns aus alien Staaten 9es
fonmen finO. 10 berlieren Die 2esteren,
iDeai9ifens IN reIatiben Gimme; nidJt an
nunleriider Sertretilng. gSir ipiiroen
es entI6ieben als rinen S@ritt gum
8elIern anieben, tuenn oas stmenoement
pailirt.
IS Son foniti9en 8or9aneen in Derbeute
besinnenben98ode 1T nod Die ant NOR
senoen Sage ine onuecticlst itattfnOenbe
Sttatsiuobl gu erpabnen. Die offents
kli@e N1einun9 in Connecticut tit 10 iebr
aetDeilt, Dap man nit gar feiner Be
| itimmtbeit boraus iagen fann, tpelde
| Gartbei iieeen miro. llniere @iini6e
qeben natirlid nit Der 6epublifant<
! l6en.
Son europa aus iinb in Der Der Z
gesangenen @o6e fsiue sfa6ri6ten bon
gebeutllng ,ongefomlnen. Sn @n9-<
Itanb ifeben Sic acknowledgement
borau; auBerbem berridt Oaielbf mad
ME Dor sroBe sIufresung pesen Der
iriIden 8emesuns. slus Sranfreid)
miro nod 9li6ts SefinitipeS gemeloet
iber sic ncticaniide Srase. = 8miiden
8reuB E n unb . E iterrei d berrl9t
Sie 9panmung fort uber Die S6lespig<
Sollfeinif6e Seripidelung. Die nd6lte
ISOLDE brinst unS bieIIeidt i4on Die
gtadri6t bonn 8eginn Der Seinblelig
feite.t spiI6en ben beiben @roBinadten
Sn Sen 5 euti d en- 8leinitaaten reg
Ffd 5 er @eilf bes SortIdritts. 6,s
Son gSeimar nalnentlid leger
Die sanitislten 8eridte lber Die Sort
! entipideluns beS freien &e9ierrngslD'
! tents Dor. e
Su Gpanien 1T Die 9epolutiol
3 slpar oe6dntpft. Oo9 bernilllint maj
t beutli6 mitten 0urd Die 9raaIe Still
Sas @rotlen Ser MiBbergniigtcn.
Stalien ila9t ale Stnitren9rnaen
: ais groBna9t anerfanrt gu peroen,
Son 81 nj iuerben beute, ais an
: 1, 9tpril, 10 tpurbe es friiber bef6lonen
/ Die frans0fii6en Srnpben abaieben. I.
: gSir iuarten nit Spannllns arf @ad
: ridyten bon benz grfplg bieies Sdrittes
; Sn Ben Sonaufiirltent + il
1 mern hat ipieoer elm Wal baS Yrili
clip Ser Sreibeit unO @brli9feit abe
E 0apoteouiI6e Sniffe ilnb altert6iimli6
; gorurtbeile 9eisiet. Soften mir, Dap d
A Asartbei Ser 9tebolltion, Ste Den Staats
A itrei8ler &uia fortiaste, tart 9enus lei
; pirb, UNI Die 3iieel in 9dnSen gu be
balten. .
Son 8uBlanO 9eben uns erfreu
8 Ii6e geri6te iiber 8efOrmeu aller 81
II gu. elleranber II, bereitet iein Solf
n lparDiser Beiie fur 6as 3eitalter 81
e aasemeinen Srsibeit unO glei6beit DO
e gublanb l6eint uns cine 9roBe Miiiio
e fur europa 8n beben. 9ies ungebeur
I nod baIbbarbarif6e 8eih it ein gut
: Semmi5ub fir Die teuliiden, nit D
: GibiIiiation iiber Guropr gefommer
e 8afIiuirtbeiteu uno 8anfe.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-04-01
uBer gmIaae gu bieler arnit bat,

user Nnla9es 81 Queer STUNT bat,
bat eiu gates Sewperament,s Der lit
sele9idt fir ale 9itse. NfRfif lit
gleid Der Sunit Der Yropbeten; renn
iie lit Die einsi9e Stunt, melde, pie
Die Seli9ion, Den stufrnbr Der Seele
uno Der @efilble gu bei6ni@tisen
Oerina9 unO ben Seufel in Die Slu6t
idId9t, menn er iib uns ndberu
ioIlte."
Sn ieinenl unlterbli6eu 2iebe:
User uiebt Iiebt gseilt, gseib unb gefans,
Der bIeibt ein Rqrr iein aeben lang"
ipri6t iib Oieielbe Sogidabung Del
@fufif auf oas Slarlte aus. Sas 3eug.
nip bieies groBen Niannes aIIeiu 1T f
-ulnfaiieno mno giiltig als 4Ges, pd'
iiber Nfufif un6 oeren 9sFese ais Ell
Gr5iebun9smitteI lie sefast nnb sef9rie'
ben poroen 1T.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-04-01
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u1A ID, IA" A1'f io.t stto - ajHi saoze'
Ser y9lmerifanii6e G6nbenbuno@,
i9om iest cine 3ier6e unO rtd9tige
EGtibe Der pbgTf9en aabAnoralif9en
@oblfabrt Der. sgrobea &epuaif, feiert
am 49,, H. 15., Is. lnb II. Stunt
1966in @bicaJo eiH Set, auf 6as nidbt
uur Oieies Stabt, ionbertt leaer Srt un6
ieher mabre 8atriot itels fem fam !;
Oena 0iefes Stpeite sSreie uno Bunoes :
| idteBen miro a6ermaIs auf's Gldnsenos
| tie beipeiien, oaB lotde Seife perbriibern,
bereSeln nnb fit iuabre 8olfSbeglufung
tiidtig arbeiten.> se's@
8egeiltert rei6t er 6ieSanb sum8u16e
unb arbeitet in 8ufunft ltf0 no er fann
fir 6as algerneitfe 9Sa5l bieI2 frdftiger
,ilnb erfolgrei9er. Sober ipabre 8olfs >
,freuno mnB baber iol6e Sefte iinters
itiisen unb nit sanaer Strait babin iuirs
fen, baB bus nabtnbe sSeit bon ben
i G6iisen ,re9t sablrei9 beiudt miro
Geine Gabe, Die er gu 6ieient groBet
8reisihieBet freubigit barret1t; irt6ss
man9en S6iiben CUR regen Sbeilnabm.
an benz eblen SSeltfarnpfe ,nddtig an
ipornen. 2
4 edaben un6 @ttnfdsn>
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-04-01

8uperId5iise asenteu in allen 9beiIeu Der Union
Tperoen fur bic
2enneffee Ztaatss3eituns
geiuht. Abrefie 9od=8og SO, Nafbpile, Eenn.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-04-01
% enten I'll r bie s en@
neffeea e@taats8s 3eitung
.C9oeat asei,a ssobti 8eltmann.
Snorbiae Captain q. g. Surbe6

ettsiunatt Ohio, II 9err Gbarles
q Iatpsae
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-04-01
3iDeifen gun6esidieben in @6icaso

Mafraf gu @brensaben
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-10-13


On Monday last Mr.. Roseheim rose I'd
a question of privilege, and introduced
the following note, which was read
"God damn you. if you vote with tho
Democrats on that resolution will help
hang you! DoLPH."
A resolution to censure Senator Doiph
was Immediately offered by Mr.. Avery,
and after prolonged debate was finally
adopted by vote Of yeas 3s, nays 6.
Mr.. Dolph, it is needless to say, is a
Radical lie is considered leader, in
Multnomah county, Of the "God-and-
morality" party. 1t seems, from state
mcnts which transpired in debate, that
he is also member Of church-the
Methodist, we presume. Also, Dolph
fed from the draft in New York, and
came to Oregon on mule belonging TO
the Government. Yet, Notwithstanding
all this, he has the audacity and hardi-
hood deliberately to sit down and write to
Il brother member that il he doesn't vote
to suit him that he (Dolph) will help
hang him. A beautiful professor of re.
ligion! but consistent member Of the
Radical party.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-10-13

STOLEN JEwELRY IN THE NORTH
The following is an extract of letter
from Few York, published in the Balti-
more Episcopal Methodist, of the 4;h
inst. I'VE don't know how much truth
there in in this incident. but facts, within
tho knowledge of many persons, at least
make the statement possible if not plau<-
lblc. We have heard even of pianos. and
jcwelry, which found their way North
during the war, and under circumstances
which We think will warrant an effort At
restitution. 4 southren lady, on q visit
to this city, went to worship in one of the
uptown churches. Soon after an elegant
attired New York lady, OF high social
standing, entered the same pew and E.
manned during the service; after which
the southren lady called her aside into
the vestry- room, and in the presence of
the Rector, with whom she was we'll ac-
quainted, thus addressed her: & Madame.
| do not wish to offend you, but that
shawl you are wearing belongs to me"
(The shawl was a supreb one The New
Yorker protested, and declared that there
must be some mistake. "If, says the south
ern lady, "you will examine certain cor
ner, you will see my initials worked in it,
and the Rector knows my name well. -
The corner was found, as we'll as the
initials. The southern lady then re-
marked: That ring you have upon
your finger is also mine, and if you will
take the trouble to examine the interior.
you will find the same initials engraved
in the ring" Similar movements as
above described took place, and with
similar results. Turning to her again,
the Southern lady said: ''Madame, that
bracelet you have on is mine also, and
by pressing spring on the inside it will
unclasp and show you portrait" The
New York lady did as requested, and
there was the lady's portrait. She
promptly returned the ring and bracelet,
and as she was convinced beyond the
power to controvert il that they were the
property of this Southern lady, and re-
marked as she did: They are yours,
and you are welcome to them, but as |
wore this shawl to church, | must beg the
privilege of wearing it home again" The
Southern lady acceded, of course, and
they exchanged cards.
The shawl came back in due time, but
the New York lady had probably obtain
ed the articles in such a manner as to
render it too unpleasant to divulge. No
more was said about it. Moral: lfsouth-
ern ladies want to know where their ar
ticles of missing jewelry and wardrobe
furniture are, let them attend some fash
ionable uptown New York church, and
if the men want to know what has become
of all their fine horses, shipped North by
army officers and "bummers," let thenl
spend an evening at Central Park"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-10-13

PACIFIC INSURANCE COMPANY
When a man insures property it is mat
ter of vital interest TO him whether the
company with whom he insures is prompt
in the discharge of its obligations. The
best evidence company can furnish to
the public that they arc perfectly good
and responsible in law is, not an exhibit
of their assets and liabilities certified to
by high official functionaries, but the
prompt adjustment and payment of all
just demands. This is something tangi-
BILE; it is something the whole community
understand and appreciate. 1t affords us
pleasure to state that soon after the burn
ing of Sprenger's hotel became known to
the agents of the Pacific Insurance Com
pany in Portland, Mr.. Boyd was des-
patched to Albany to inquire into the
affair, and after due investigation, Mr..
Sprenger received check for the whole
amount of insurance. This is the best
evidence the Company can furnish OF
their ability and integrity; and we would
recommend them to all desiring to insure
against loss by fire.
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fearless, consistent partisan; lived in
Connecticut until he came to Oregon, and
vas edhcated under the influences of
Blue-L light Federalism; learned all the
little Yankce tricks and schemes, and is
no doubt fully skilled in all the arts, such
as manufacturing wooden nutmegs and
hams to sell to the lords Of the slave oil
garchy in the South, etc. Starkweathcr
is consistent partisan, believes a niger
as good as white man, would be proud
to see the amalganation Of the races, and
especially would be pleased to see the
slave in the South trample upon his mas
ter and debauch the daughter, through
personal hostility to the growing enter
prise OF q class so much enyied by the
picayune spirit Of New England, and is
therefore consistently opposed to the
Democracy, the old Constitution, liberty,
and TO republican form Of government.
Upton, of Mul,nomah, is the most rot
ten and corrupt ofany man in the House ;
Of reticence the most hidden and design
ing, while the finger Of duplicity and
double dealing is apparent in every meas
ure in which he takes an interest. If he
had more ability he would be truly a
dangerous man. If we could strip him Of
his deception and undie his hair and
beard, we would find him feeble old man
aud bundle Of echemcs. full, Of tho little
tricks by which broken down old political
hacks seek to infict themselves upon a
too confding public. Upton is now the
wreck Of once mole vigorous man
perhaps in his younger days he was Of
more honor. | should say that he has in
times past been Tilted in politics, until
his intense passion for Upton, and only
| Upton has become chronic malady.-
lie was himself candidate for the Uni
ted States Senate voted for Gibbs, but
suffered much in the flesh every ballot
lest Gibbs should receive the requisite
number to elect him. This is Upton
Lot him improve before the people politi-
cally, or else let him fall--a miserable
old torn down political guerrilla ; "un.
wcpt, unhonorcd and unsuug."
These men, many Of them, were once
Democrats were once friends Of their
country, but have sold themselves for a
price which they have not received
Some Of them are in a worse condition
than the famed Judas who did receive
the thirty pieces of silver; and some oi
them are daily selling out their country
daily riveting the fetters upon their chill
dren for coming time, slaves to their lusts
Of power aud public plumber, aud d
burning disgrace TO the houses of lcgisla.
ton in our young but rising State.
/ "oh. fer tongue ie curse the slave,
! Whose treason. like deadly blight,
Cones Ger the councils Of the brave,
And blasts them in their hour Of might"
Yours, truly. LISTENER.
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A PLANTER in Sumter county thus re-
lates to the Livingston Journal an account
of an amusing interview between himself
and his ''head man"-Howard Work
had not gone to suit him, SO calling up
Howard, he ordered him to quit the
place. Flinging down his hat and assum-
ing an attitude, Howard delivered him.
self "thusly -
"Mass'r / don't wish to dictate you or
anything o dat kind. But don't tell this
nigger TO leebe. De Yankees say l'se
free, but I nebber would bleeve 'em if
you hadn't tole me so Now, Use been in
the family thirty years, an when | dosen't
do right jus take dis nigger's shirt off an
whip him to your satisfaction, an he'll be
better niger. dosen't want no sich
freedom as makes me lebe home when I
don't do right. An mass'r, when desc
udder niggers doesn't do right. eff was
you would not go othe buro. I'll whip
EN- for you--caze eff / go to de buro agin
anodder niger, dey pays no 'tention bat
when you goes dey makes you pay money.
OATS all de buro fur. An, mass,r since
you lost all your niggers, you can't ford
it.
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UNLOCKING THE Rocks. The Q

UNLOCKING THE Rocks. The great
cost of silver and gold arises not so much
from their scarcity in the earth, as the
ifcu ty of ex rIcting them from the r
stony combinations. DIR. j. G. Aver, the
we'll known chemist of Massachusetts,,
has cut this gordian knot. After having
merited and received the gratitude of halls
mankind, by his remedies that cure their
diseases, he is now winning the other
half, by opening for them an easy road to-
the exhaustless treasures of the hills
He has discovered and published chem
ical process, which renders at little cost.
the hardest rocks and ores triable like
chalk, so that the precious metals are
loosed from their confinement, and easily
gathered. Mines too POOR to pay, may be
worked at a profit now, and the weld of
rich mines is largely increased, while the
cost Of extracting the metals from the ore.
is diminished. Either is great achieve
ment, to enrich mankind, or cure their
diseases. But we are informed our eel
ebratcd countryman adheres to the latter,
as his speciality and chief ambition
Buffalo Sentinel.