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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-06-21
COMMITTEES.

On TcM Crops-John Sanford,
Cornwall : Cyrus Porter, Middlcbury !
G. V. Cook, Now Haven; G. N. Hay
ward, Bridport Il. d. Bush, Shorcham.
Durham & Hereford BuM-W.
Rcmclc. Cornwall ; Allen Foot, Middle
bury H. Plumley, New Haven; A
Holmes, Monkton S p. Hopkins, Yer
genncs.
Dcron q. Ayshire BuNs-R T. Rob
nson, Ferrisburgh; w. R. Sanford, Or
we'll Abijah Hurd, Middlebury Philo
Jewett, Woybridge; Henry NJ. Solacc,
Bridport
Grade BuMs-D. Bennett, Bridporti
Lochlin Wainwright, Middlebury; Caleb
Wright, New Haven John II. Spraguc,
Waltham; L. i. Beers. Monkton.
Co,cs a. Hcicrs-Edward Seymour,
Vergcnncs D. Sanford, Cornwall ; +.
B. Hickok, New Haven G. c. Cady.
Middlobury James Frost, Shoreham.
Oren-C. j. Bowdish, Weybridge
W. n. Carter, Monkton; Samuel Moore,
Shoreham; Luther Carpenter, Ferris
burgh Austin Dana, Cornwall.
Steers T. Caiccs-Harvey Parmclcc,
Bristol Noble Foot Middlebury Hor-
ace Thomas, Salisbury o. Russell,
Shoreham; IL. II. Hall, Bridport.
Matched anil Single Dra,cing Horses
&C. Stevens, Vergonnes s. S Crook,
Middlcbury; a. ?. Skiff, Bridport;
Abram Foot, Cornwall r. I. Graves,
Salisbury.
Stations 3 yrS, oil and over-Lucius
Smith, New Haven IL F. Hayden, Mid
dlebury S. S. Rockwell, Cornwall NJ.
G. Smith, Pantoni NJ. II. Hurlbut,
Monkton.
Stations under yrs old Eli Matb-
ews, Middlebury z. Nearing, Orwell
Thos II. Robinson, Ferrisburgh; Austin
Smith, Addison l. +. Benson, Whit
ing.
BrccdiUg Hdres and Sucking Colts
--G \, Austin, Orwell Alvin Squisr,
New Haven +. Wainwright, Middle
bury l.. NJ Kent Lincoln S. VIII
marth, Addison.
Colts (crcGH Stations il ~ old anil
or1-J. W. Conroe, MidGlebury; Jos
Il. Nash, New Haven; Chas. Sherman,
Nergonncs l.. Hamilton, Cornwall
Inland Young, Orwell.
Sicinc-S. S. Foot, Weybridge II.
Pritchard, Middlobury Job Lane, Corn
wall Hiram Hamilton, Bridport John
Mckee, Bristol.
Spanish M7 inc Buc6s e y,s. oil
a1m orcr,) and Buck Lap,5i Oliver
Smith, New Haven Geo. c. Chapman,
Middlebury; T. Bingham, Cornwall ;
Oryil Smith, Shoreham; Jonas N. Smith,
Addison.
French Mcriao Bucks e y5s, OLD aud
occ',) and Buck Lam5s-Asel Chip.
man, Shorsham Reuben Gillott, Bird.
port; V. " Clay, New Haven; j.
Wright, Weybridgo c. Benedict. Corn
wall
Spanish Meyino Ycarline Bucks and
Etce LaalJS-Samuel Morgan, Yergeu-
nes; Warren Moore, Middlebury NJ.
Covles, New Haven; 7, Elithorp, Brid-
port Wheeler French, Addison.
French Mcrh'o Neariiug Buck, and
Eiec LdnIbs-John Seelcy, Middiobury;
N. A. Saxton, Waltham M. j Ellis,
Wot'hi NolhWaui brewer, Orwelli
L S. Champion, Nergennes.
Spanish 1ferin0 Etccs-R. S. Bot
tum, New Haven NJ North, Shoreham;
T. B Douglass, Middlebury Edgar
Sanford, Cornwall Mark RanncS Sal.
isbury.
French Meyiao EtccS-C. d. Lane,
Cornwall; Henry Cross, Waltham Us.
Holiday, Middlebury; Harry Adams,
Vergennes J. w. Bacon, Orwell,
Mutton Buck and EeocS-A. Y.
Hazeltine, Bristol l.. G. Fales, Mid.
dlebury S. w. Jewett, Weybridge III
Sanford, Coguwah, n. Richards, Pan
ton.
Farming hapleiseats-C, H. Smith,
Bristol T. r. Noonan, Fcrrisburgb
w. S. Hammond, Middlebury lIa
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-06-21

PoETRY IN CALIFoRNIA.-A corrcspon-
dent Of the Noyada Democrat sends a
patriotic production to that popular pa.
per, of which tho following is stanxa .
Keep your eye ever fixed on the American
Eagle,
Whom we as the proud bird of our destiny
hail,
For that wise fowl you can never inveigle
By depositing salt on his venerable tail
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-06-21

G}@A French writer says, that ifany
one knew one.half that was said and
thought about him, he would he ashamed
to walk the streets in open day. Flat
tor ourselves as we may, the best Of us
do not escape being pecked at no, moi e.
ven by many of those whom we call our
friends. Our own, like other people
friends, are apt to be similar to some of
the Hindoo idols-double faced
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-06-21

ASCENDING AND DesoENDING.-Ncie
York, June 9-Mr. Wise made an as
cent this afternoon in his balloon, from
the Crystal Palace, and when descend
ing near Flushing, he was thrown out,
falling distance of about forty feet but
he only sustained slight bruises and the
loss of tooth. The wind was high.
and the balloon afterwards went rapid.
ly the eastward,
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-06-21
ADDISON COUNTY FAIR.

THE ELEVENTH ANNUAL FAIR Of the
Addison County Agricultural Society
will be held at Middlebury,
ON WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY
October 4th and 5th 1854. I
Tho Board of Managers have an
nounccd, for the current year, the fol
lowing list Of
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-06-21

in the spirit of philanthropist and a
christian-they, in the spirit of dema5
gogues and greedy aspirants for power
and place.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-06-21

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TOWNS Series Of School Books for sale
Il by A. II. COPELAND.
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DORTFOLIOS, Crayons, Pencils, Pens, &c.
l. for sale by A. Ii. COPELAND.
EDGERS, Journals, Day Books and al
IL kinds Of Blank Books for sale by
A. II. COPELAND,
TNKsTANDs, Sand Boxes and Blottins Pa
L per, for sale by A. ii. COPELAND.
Butte record., 1854-07-29
DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION.

SACRAMENTO. July 18Th, 1854.
Convention being called to order by David
c. Broderice, Chairman of the State Central
Committee.
On motion of Mr. NJ 0'Meara, John Nc
Dougal was selected as President pro tenn
by majority of forty votes. G. W. Hook
and ] A. Bdwell, Vice Presidents. George
s. Evans and A. c. Wakeman, Secretaries.
On motion, the President appointed q com
mittee of nine to examine and report on ere
dentias, which committee consisted Of the fol
lowing named persons
2. L solomon, of Tuolumne county Joseph
C. Mekibbin. of Marion county; Ben Mar
shall, of Calaveras county; Geo W. Cotter, OF
Mariposa county; James OMeara, Of San
Francisco county Samuel Brooks of San Joa-
quin county; Dr. TOland, of San Luis 0bispo
county Wm. Kunnally, of Shasta county ;
Judge VIM Ross, of Sonoma county
The Committee. after an examination. re-
turned the following report which was adop-
ted. [See report OF otcommittee on Credentials
in second days proceedings
There being quorum present, the ConSen-
tion proceeded to elect their permanent ON
GERS, with the following result;
For President, John McDougal For Wee
PRESIDENT, J. A. Bidwel and G. W. Hook
: It Secretaries, George s. Evans and A. T.
akeman.
Butte record., 1854-07-29

LADIES FEsrIvAL.-The Ladies of BdweH
viii hold a festival at Pratt's Exchange, on
Tuesday the 29th of August, for the benefit of
the Rev Mr. Cole. From the manner in
which the Ladies Of BidweIl manage affairs Of
this description, we shall look forward to the
29th with great impotence. The generosity
of the ladies in thus coming forward to all our
worthy Pastor in his unremunsrative h.borr.
certainly deserves to meet with the most liber-
nj encouragement Our bachelor friend pro
viding they attend supplied with plenty Of
material aid cannot but be satisfied wi.h
the Efforts # the lalies 20 plea-s -hen H4v-
ing bad qeep behind tue curtain, srs faow
that they are prepasinea host Of useful md
ornamental articles expressly for their benefit
Fact, by hokey Would enumerate if we we're
not afraid Of caudle lecture.
Butte record., 1854-07-29

PorTERs BAR, NoRTH FoRk, FEATHER
RIVERA correspondent writes This
place though it cannot boast Of as many eie-
CANT edifces as some villages in our vicinity
yet in point Of business and enterprise it is
unsurpassed Messrs. Hart, White & Nutter
are extensively engaged in turning the river
and deserve great credit for the skill and en-
ergy displayed in exeavating their race and
building their hume. They have some 80 men
employed, and viii soon have the river drain
ell where there is every prospect of their ma
king big raise of the orc. BY the way,
White Nutter are among our oldest and most
esteemed residents, they have been very suc-
cessful at merchandising, and now by their
river operations are likely to acquire wealth
beyond the dreams of avarice " Good luck
attend them.
Butte record., 1854-07-29

STICK PIN THERE.-With the exception of
few purchased tools in the last Legislature,
there are no Broderick raseals outsrs>> of Sac
ramento and San Francisco. Those 6fsses
have heretofore controlled the representation
in Congress, and Brodericks true flag now
halls from San Francisco and Sacramento
viii the people of the interior longer submit
to such Capitalization Of political power -
Let northern men bear in mind that the
democratic nominees hail from Trinity and
Mariposa counties Broderick says sacramen-
to and San Francisco must still furnish our
Congressional Representatives. What say the
voters Of California;
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LADIES FESTIVAL.

The Ladies of Bidwen have determined on holding a
festival Tuesday the 29ih day of August, next at
Pratts Exchange-for the benefit Of Rev. Mr. Cole.-
The dinner will be served at O'Clock, P NJ.
general invitation to the Ladies and Gentlemen of
Bdwel and vicinity is hereby rendered with the
apce of hearty welcome, provided, always they come
empty handed. BY order of the Committee Of ar
Engagements
Bldwell. July 21st 1854
Butte record., 1854-07-29

QUERY.-We should like to inquire OF our
whig friends why they did not nominate can
didates who are permanently interested in
the county, if they are going to labor for
their election After having nominated men
expressly to be beaten, in order that those
designed for future use, when brighter days
dawn upon them, need not now become wind
broken by defeat, it seems to us that they
should lay back aud let their nominees fulfil
their destiny Men selected on purpose to be
defeated, will make poor legislators Howev-
es, as one of the whg nominees belongs in
San Francisco, we shan't feel very sorry to see
him whipped. He will run just as well two
years hence in Vermont, as though he had not
been beaten here.
Butte record., 1854-07-29
McNrLrY's Mu.IcAL HALl. sAcrAmrnro. !


July l9,h ls54-9 clock. A. NJ
Convention met pursuant t. the call Of John
MeDougal the President
fae convention being called &c order by the
President aforesaid hc after few appropri-
a'a rem4rss, inankne ,ie convention ior the
-'n4r conferred upon h.n. respectfully re-
signed bis positi - President.
nereuQon. on melton of Gen. E~te0. Mai.
q. ". Hook was unanimously elected Presi-
dent OF the convention
Here Mr.. Bidwel came forward and res
pectfully resigned his position as Vice Presi-
dent.
Whereupon Col VIM. Ross. II. P. Barber.
Dr. J. & Downey and Wm Nunnally were
unanimously elected Vice Presidents
On motion Of J. " Manlevine. the report
Of the committee on Credentials. which was re-
ceivel and adopted yesterday, was re-commit-
ted to sald committee, with instructions to re-
port as soon ~ practicab BILE, the reasons or
grounds upon which said report was founded
On motion, as the roll OF counties was called
by the Secretary, one from each county came
forwnrd and presedted their credentials to the
aforesaid committee
On motion, Capt. Thomas Price was appoin-
ted sergeant -at-arms, for the Convention
Ga motion Of John McDougal, a Committee
Of five was appointed by the Preside t to draft
q set Of Resolutions, and an address to the
Democracy Of the State, viz B. + Washing
ton, Gen Estcll, ". NanNoorhies H. Z. Bar
Der. }. McDougal.
Gen Estell moved that a committee OF sey-
en- be appointed by the President, as confer
ence committee, to meet q corresponding com
mittce from the convention assembled at Car
penters Hall.
Joseph Mckibbin, Esq moved that the mo-
tion to Bppoint committee Of conference he
laid upon the table; and during the pending
Of which motion, communication was re
Seiyed from Carpenters Hall, and on motion
read by the Secretary.
Jo1n he Dougaf, Esq. Chairman Of Demo-
cratic Delegates ConUtHtd at mlsioai
SIR: The UNDERSIGNED have this morning
constituted a committee, with full powers, by
and in behalf Of the Democratic State Con
yeution. at Carpenters Hall, for conference
with our fellow democrats at Musical Hall
for the purpose Of harmonizing and uniting
the Democracy of the State Of California.
You will please announce this to your body,
and any communication may be addressed 10
the Chairman Of this committee, st Jones
Hotel
We are, Sir, very respectfully,
W0I. WALKER, Iuba,
Ca. BURKE PHLLIps, Monterey,
- CHU RCHRIAN, Nevada
Mr. Washington moved TO lay the commni-
cation on the table; after considerable debate
the motion was withdrawn, and leave granted
To one of the committee from Carpenters Hail,
to withdraw The communication to amend
Conyentontion adjourned until = clock,
P. NJ
Butte record., 1854-07-29
DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNERsAIP

YHNHE CO-PARTNERSHJP HERETOFORE EX-
Il isting under the name and firm of EVERTS.
SMELL & co. is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
FRANK EVERTS,
J. A. SMELL.
Ii. c. EVERTS.
The business will hereafter be conducted under the
and firm of f. D. EVERTS & co.
The undersigned embrace this opportunity 70 thank
the public for the patronage hitherto bestowed while
ope ating under the late firm and to inform them that
the business will continue in connection with Adams
Co.. Marysyille whers one of the firm can always be
found ready attend every department of business
pertaining 10 Express. The business in the noun
will be under the direct supervision of Frank
erts, whose efforts and attention shall not be found
wanting endeayor TO satisfy the business commu
nifty. F D. EYERTS & co.
Marysville July 21, 1854 36tf
Butte record., 1854-07-29

Another FiRuIN M,RYsvILLr "A fire
broke ou' IN Marys,iilc on the evening Of the
zsra. in .heb iiius known Is tae A.H4uotss
ana G. assumed five wnee blocks oe.aro the
flames could be arrested. \ heavy osee4a
was blowing at tho time.
Butte record., 1854-07-29
FERRY NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO WHOM IT MAY
~ co cern that the undersigned will apply 10 the
Court Of Sessions Of the County OF Butte, the August
Term of said Court for cence to ferry
the Sacramento River point in said County known
as Bidwefs landing. E, K. DODGE.
Chico, July 29th, 1854 3w3s
Butte record., 1854-07-29

MURDER.-A man by the name of james
Goodwin shot a negro few miles from Wyan-
dott on Saturday morning last They had 4
quarrel the evening previous, and Goodwin
had broken gun over the negros head The
next morning he went to the nesro's tent, and
shot him. He is in jaii awaiting bic trial
Butte record., 1854-07-29
WYANDOTT EXCHANGE.

V'HE SUBSCRIBER. HAVING RECENTLY pTR
chased. rcitlcd and Tt,Fganized the above celebri-
ted way sid house, viii be happy entertain av-
cling bubble. and viii promise at all times the very
Accommodations 10 bc found in any similar house the
country.
The management Of the kitchen and sleeping depart
mehs VIII be uuier the superintendent of Mrs Trough
ton, who has recently arrived. and no pains viii ba
spared to render satisfaction.
JAMES TROUGHTON.
Wyandott, April Is. 1851. Inns
Butte record., 1854-07-29
DISSOLUTION

TENHE C0FABTNEBsIIP HERETOFORE KNOWN
ID under III, firm and style Of Troaghton \ Sprage,
trading al Nelson Greek, this day dissolved by nut
al consent. Those having demands against he laf,,
firm viii present them MIR Jas. Troughon for set
tlement. aud hose indebted said frm viii please
make lmm ediate payment TO him
JAS. TROUGHrON.
BARNEY SPRAGUE.
Nelson Creek, July Il, 1854. 3wS7
Butte record., 1854-07-29
PRAIRIE HOUSE.

% miles from 1largsrille BidoeA Bar
Road.
FeNHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING TAKEN THE
u above House, win take pleasure in serving all who
may give him call The house, having been recently
reled and supplied with good assortment of liquors.
cigars and the best provisions in the market, he haers
himself that he will be able to render satisfaction 10 the
travelling community The kitchen and sleeping de-
parnents under the immediate superintendent of
Mrs S, and no pains win be spared to render guests
comfortable LEWIS STONE
Prairie House, May 27 1854. 29tf
Butte record., 1854-07-29
Masonic Lodge.

Butte Lodge Number sc, of Free and Accepted Ma
sons meets Bdwel, the first and third Saturdays
in each month Hour of meeting 69 O'Clock, P. NJ
Visiting Brethren good standing, respectfully in
yi.ei to communicate. By.order
RT VAN NORDEN Sec'x
Butte record., 1854-07-29

nc The few wings in the northern portion
Of the State certainly deserve great credit for
their attempts to breathe life into the whig
party again. 1t will be seen by a notice in
another column, that they have called their
Judicial Convention to meet at Red Bluffs on
next Saturday. Rash youths forbear.
Butte record., 1854-07-29

P. McD Collins offered the following Reso-
lutions, which WAS adowted:
ResolTed, by this Convention, that ell per-
sons who are not delegates 10 this convention.
are requested to withdraw from the BODY Of
the body OF the convention, 50 that the dele
gates may be seated in order The word del
egates 70 include all who have credentials to
this Convention, whether contested or NOT.
aud that the convention, when 50 seated. vote
On every proposition by call Of the counties.
On motion OF Gen. Estell, it was
Resofved, That when this convention ad-
Journs it adjourn to meet at the call Of the
President, and that notices be posted in all
he public places in Sacramento city, ef the
time and place OF such call
Here the Trustees Of the church requested
the convention to withdraw from the church.
and not return to it any more And the con-
ventton withdrew in accordance with said re-
quest.
Butte record., 1854-07-29
TOM COX

DISTRICT ATTORNEY OF PLUMAs COUNTY.
Office in American Valley Particular attention paid to
Butte record., 1854-07-29
WING DISTRICT CONVENTION

The Convention of Delegates for the nomination of
Wing candidate for Judge Of the Ninth Judicial Dis
rict will be held Red Bluffs on Saturday, August
9TH, 1854
Butte record., 1854-07-29
NOTICE

IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT The FIRM OF +. H.
tairehlid- X Co. will not be responsiole for any
contract made or issued against the said by George
fhilput and any order presented with his signature
Will be protested from and after this date.
Il II. FAIRCHIID.
fT K II. FAIRCHIl.3. & CO
July l7lh, I554 3wa7
Butte record., 1854-07-29

delegates to the State convention, and by au-
thority OF that selection, claim their seats
here
SAY FRAxc1sco.-A long report was made
by james Meara. from this county, the facts
in which were substantiatel by affidavits.--
The following were admitted
Butte record., 1854-07-29
SHADE HOTEL.

L. THE SUBSCRIBER has at great expense fitted
f. up the above well known House, and with
lliI good table. clean beds and every attention to
his customers, he hopes merit fair ahare Of public
patronage The Opposition Line Of Stages stops at this
house P " WIRsTROM.
Butte record., 1854-07-29
25 REV ARD.

&TRAYED OR STOLEN FROM THE sUBsCRI-
- bers AZ Union Bar, COW and calf. The is
pale red with crumpled horns. low and heavy made
The calf was dark brown heer the end of its tail had
been cut off. The above reward viii be given for in
formation where they may be found.
RIDER RENDLE.
Union Bar, Feather River, july 18th, ls54. 3S'f
Butte record., 1854-07-29
REpnRT.

REPORT.
Mr.. PnEsIDENr: Your committee to whom
was recommitted the report upon credentials,
respectfully submit to the convention the fol-
loving list ef Delegates. In explanation of
their action in regard to the contested eoun-
ties; they submit the following reasons for
their admission:
En-. Dor ADO COUNTY has been allowed TWEEN
ty-fiye Delegater. 1t appears, at a regular
county convection, motion was made by Mr..
Conuess the expel two of the delegates. On
motion to lay his motion Oh the table, Mr.,
Conness expressed the determination to leave
the convention in case the motion prevailed.
/, did so prevail by large majority Mr.
Conues= withdrew with thirty nine others,
and appointed. IN different meeting, Dele
gates t1 the state convention. There re
n4ire1 the regular convention mare than
--ye, ,f1.-ti. 7ec 4 thc delegates elected from
laa ,a.-lf precincts in Ii Dorado who, in
pursuance II tle call ot the county committee,
sent the suojonei istoI ieleg te-, which your
committee ear only recognize rs the legitimate
delegation
ALAMEDA CouNrY has been allowed five
delegates. 1t oppears that Carpenter retired
from the convention, calling upon his friends
to follow Four delegates seeded 1t was
alleged that afterwards the discarded deega-
tons met with four seceders, and proceeded
to elect delegates to this convention For the
above reasons We recognize the legitimacy Of
the subjoined delegations
SAN LUIS 0BIsPo COUNTY has been allowed
one delegate, whose seat has been contested.
At meeting of the democracy of that county,
Mr. Wake was unanimously elected delegate
to the State convention, whose proxy is held
by II. H Foland, who is the delegate reported
by the committee. We can only account for
the eontes by trumping up authority on the
part of the contestant
PLACER COUNTY has been allowed eleven
delegates from the following facts; The Dem
oeratic County Convention met in Auburn on
the 9TH of July, 1854, under the call of the
central committee. The convention organ
lied by the election of temporary officers
The committee made regular report, which
was amended and received by tue convention.
A permanent organization was had. No more
business of Importance was transacted until
next day, when the convention proceeded to
pass upon the contested precincts. Pending
this action, forty-fve delegaces withdrew,
seventy-three remaining with the presiding
officers The county convention proceeded
regularly with their business, and elected
Butte record., 1854-07-29

F0RBSTOWN LODGE, F. A. NJ No. so
Meets the second Saturdays of each month
Z. c. BAKER. J. W. A. C. SIMPSON, w NJ
A. b. WALKER Sec'y. ELIAS TELLER, 5. w
Butte record., 1854-07-29
FOR SALE OR RENT.

EBOOTS AND Shoes full assor,men, from nun
kc Der one, to twelve, for sale cheap for cash at
JOS. GLUCkAUF'S
Butte record., 1854-07-29
BIDWELL LIVERY STABLE.

II THE SUBSCRIBERS having recently fitted
<AaLN up their extensive barn and stables are pre-
A<-1 pared to furnish quarters for a large number
Of animals, where the best quality of hay and grain can
always be found Saddle horses to let stock taken on
livery. Animals bought and sold when desired.
G. II. PIERSON & co.
Bidwell, November Il, 1853.
Butte record., 1854-07-29
McNuLr4's HAIL. 2P. N

Convention net pursuant to adjournment.
The convention being called 80 order 10y the
President. communication was presen ed
from Carpenter Hall
On motion said communication was received,
and laid GA the table temporarily.
J. G. MekIbbin, from thec0mmittee on ere
ientiais, to whom was recommJtea report of
yesterday. mad the following report, which
was adopted:
Butte record., 1854-07-29
DISSOLUTION.

TEvHE COPARTNERSHIP OF 0. E. BUSH & BEN.
III w. D. Moore. is this day dissolved. All accounts
against the late firm, requested to be handed
liquidation. And all in favor of said firm, immediate
payment is requested.
o. f. BUSH x BEN. w D. MOORE.