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The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-11-26
YOUNG ArIFRIcai


Agents Wanted in every county this and adjoining
To sell the above and improved
CORN AND COBB MILL.
ITO az such chance TO make money VIII be osered.
Exclusive State and County privileges viii be disposed
OF on unusually lair terms by Application to The proprietor
FARMERS AND STOCK RAISERS,
offer you a Corn and Cob NH unsurpassed the Un-
ion, and which cannot be superseded by past future in
Raiser should have it viii crush from 10 bushels Corn
and Cob per hour with horse; is easily atted up
surfaces Is prevented, viii any farmer ordinary life
time. speak thus OF its durability. because the same
principle has been AIRY tested in the old Bark Mill Who
is it that
A WILL ON TRIAL
for month, amt II it don't give complete satisfaction to
return in II there be any thus disposed, let him
ey will be refunded The Crusher be attached horse
water steam which renders it the convenient
in the South require too much power viii
out. According to
THE LAWS OF NATURE,
Corn and Cob Mil which admits Of vsbOHns
motion will nece sary, out; all other crushers
amenabe TO this grand objection and the Proprietors
not dispute it, In the c'ntFuction q "YcUss AxxH-
esSened friction and CHALLENGE the contrary
have prevented wabblng lateral uo;ion. and an
superior to any other Mill selling this Tennes-
see invention at the small sum Of
FIFTY DOLLARS,
And any wanting good thing, earnestly resae.,-
I'd to examine the true merits and principles Of this MIL
and order from the PToprietors Agents.
A liberal discount made to dealers
). p. DROMGOOLE, Sole Proprietor.
Shelbyvine, Tenn.
AG EN rs,
Ellis Moore CO., 81 Market street, Nashville, Mana-
factuTers and General Agents.
Beaumont Fan Co, CarRsvle Agents for Montgomery
County
Ab. Watkins, Pulaski, Agent for Giles County.
VIM. b. Hunt, Salem, Agent for Franklin COuRty, Tenn
and Jackson county, Ala
James B. Vance, Castalsn Springs, Agent for sumner
County.
J. W. Hatcher Columbia, Agent for Maury CoEnty.
w VI. Pell, P. Rome, Agent fer Smith County.
B J. r. Akin, Charleston, Agent for Bradley County
W. R. Huney Bros, Loudon, Agents for East Tennes-
see oct i5-dawiy
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BUSINESS NOTICE.

Modern Mysteries Explained" which has been denomi
The Giant Work the Age has Just been receive
ed by Charles W. Smith In this book Professor Mahan, Of
Ohio has Sirituaism its ground, meeting and
explaining by the laws of Science all the weatested facts
which have by the supersous been attributed to Spirit
ua influence
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NEW BOOKS.

MEMOIR OF s. s PRENTISs.
WI MARRIAGE A LoTTEEr
Goa DoCrcR-
Tvs MATCH GfRL
BrTs BIARNKT
AsPfRAEI0N.
TwIcE MARRIED.
BAsKET CHIPS.
HESsY VII AND WIVES.
TEE ELDER SISTER,
kEECuCROFT.
fEPTs DIARY
JAPAN FxPsDFTroS.
PRIVATE LIFE A KING.
KEPREsESrATIvE MOMEH.
IHE OLD HOMESTEAD.
FOR SAFE By CHARLES W. SMITH
nOyl5
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No blood had ever been seen in the road-and
no appearance OF a struggle there. If the killing
had been done in the road the horse whose rapid
fight and wild fright on that morning must have
been occasoned instantly by the death struggle,
would have known nothing of the tree in the wood.
The whole scene was wildly pictured before the
minds of the jury-as if typed by the glorious
art of Daguerre; the decoy into the WOod-the rob-
ber's demand for gold or blOod-the deaths
struggle at the tree-snd the Instant fight OF the
frightened steed whose noble instincts were des-
tined to vindicate, if by miracle the unerring
certainty Of retributive justice: and thus the ve-
nue. was prOven-thus the doom of the prisoner
was sealed and thus,
pebble in the strparnlet scant,
Hath tuned the course Of many a river,
Adew drop On the baby plant
Hath warped the giant oak forever.
The verdict of the jury was, that the prisoner
was guilty ofmurder in the first degree, charged
in the bill Of indictment, and sentence Of death
was pronounced against him, which was Afterwards
COMMITTED to Imprisonment for life in the State
penitentiary. In that gloomy catacomb of human
hearts and hopes, where time is eternity, and the
very sunlight that enters there seems subdued by
a sense of liberty lost, William Peterson now expi-
ates his dreadful crime.
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BAGS! BAGS!! BAGS!!!
IMMEDIATE WANTS SUPPLIED AT TIKI
NASHVILLE BAG FACTORY,

AM prepared to furnish at moments notice Corn,
Wheat, Flour any description Of BAGS required at
very moderate figures. s- Parties residing in the
try may rely prompt attention being paid to all orders
sent. nOyZ5 I'm W. X. BELL.
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ADELPHI THEATRE.

Re engaged OF Mr. Chaufrau and Miss Alberne at the
earnest desire OF the patrons Of the Theatre.
Monday Evening, Nov. &c will be acted the popular Ora
ma Of the FRENCH SPY, which Miss Aibertine Will ap
pear in six characters Matide Wild Arab Boy Dance &C.
Previous TO which the Drama OF IRELAND AS IT T.
Ragged Pat, Mr.. Chanau; Judy Orrot, Miss Aoertine.
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ORPHANS, SLIPPER

SUPPER for the benefit Of the Catholic Orphans will
~ be given at the ODD Fellows Hall, Wednesday
ming the 2Sth. All caritaby inclined will please pay
visit Jordtn's full band will be in attendance.
Persons promising contributions viii please send them to
the Ladies az the Hall. ncv26-St
City papers please COPY.
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SCOTT'S LITTLE GIANT
CORN AND COBB MILL

HERE FEATURES connected with this min worthy Of
consideration and close examination the part Of
those wishing to purchase Feed MIL
Its mechanical construction ard adapttion TO the pur-
poses designed crush and grind It's great
pacty while doing immense work with extraordinary
ease, W durability is amply provided for The complete
and entire portahlrness " the Little Giant rendering its
greater convenience for plantation and mpossi
ble requires .hanca aid bill Of expense TO put
Il Up; farm hand U put up and
running half hours time. The convenience with which
the sweep may be applied 10 horizontalss is-most
usus-OT head aud the mill be easily attached
where used The power il takes requiring
and horses The quantity and quality Of product
10 bushels OF good feed meal per hour according the
degree Of hneness ground, and the size mill II Is the
cheapest MILL all things eonsidered here before the pub
lie.
Another thing connected with Giant as pa.
tent and worthy Of the c that there has been
Patent Specializing huckstcring shout the
kas Is usual with the thousand bunging make-shi impls
mens that got up trade-uerey 20 get money By
selling palming on the patent right the creduOus
then the machine 10 be abandoned By all parties hum
bug other hand the Paence and Propretors the
Little Giant Mills believing that they esnAnd determined
that they will supply the Agrcuurusts and stock raers
OF country WITH superior Mil, permanently
gagged Ia the business and have hundred thousand
dollars invested the manufacture Of ihese nils In the
East West aud SOUTH Of these establishments
ing 90 solely this basiness. So highly these
mills appreciated, that fur thousand have sold within
the past eighteen months and e heaviest and the Ost
United States have eagerly sought interest in their
facture and sale
No implement has been more thoroughly tested no
Of the Kind nigh testimonials
Mrchanics' Institutes and Agricultural Associations
and none Of substantial practical utility aud
merit have fairly ground their into every days
and popular favor Than SCOTS Little Giant Corn and
/ Cobb Mia Orders promptly hhed.
Liberal discount " dealers.
| BROWN A ANDERSON,
Octi-u No. ~ Market ST. Nashville, Tenn.
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sSor1-strct and rigid The rules ~ the ancient
common In reis 70 eehncs requirements State
trials the 81 this dsy rapidly ebAeFatng this
stigma upen tarispruience both in ikis coantrY
aud Eagiaad What knosn isehnic4i cxeepions
wheh ecn Whimsical ~ Aey arc Absard receiEs
Hfe mercy WHEN they stand Ia the Of a.
tcs especially with the pressat eaisghtened lnafy
Tennessee wken In kagisnd authority
p<aacea shezinE that hen containing charters
the suec % sny beoanse the chHFtsrs savored
the really, banou Adersoa Fespo1asa hoU the bach
sTAsn Hoa hs eonansd In esgr. fhr Be c0a-
sdsrsa a. erE Aafsra- upon shch the Lord Chlsf Ja
observed tAat had hsen se settled In Gloucester
shire that laFceny could nal be cammited Of cnnaTy
cage eocnnss 10 Favored a she eAnAy" very nasr
ted Asd appee blrirque upoa vhz Lard Hale denounced
syea IN he aay. h1Fning sspgoaeA 70 he iaw.
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COSMOPOLITAN
ART ASSOCIATION!

ART ASSOCIATION!
SECOND YEAR
A RRANGENIENTs for the Second Annual Collection OF
~ this and popular Institution for The diffusion Of
Among the works Already engaged, is the fAr-famed
"GENOA CRUCIFIN,"
which originally cost Ten Thousand Dollars.
In forming the Collection, the diffusion o. works OF
AMEAlCAS Art ani the encouragement Of American senus,
have been overlooked. Commissions have been issued to
many the distinguished American Artists, who viii
contribute Of their finest productions Among them
three Marble Bus executed BY the greatest hvHs
scuptUr,-HIEAN PowEzs:
GEORGE WASHINGTON,
The Father Of his country
BENJAMIN FRANKLIN,
The Philosopher;
DANIEL WEBSTER,
The Statesman.
special agent has visited Europe and made careful and
ucous Of foreign works Of Art, both In BronEs
AID Marble statusry aud Choice Paintings.
The whole forming large and valuable collection Of
Paintings and satuary, he distributed among the
members OF the Association for the SECOND Year.
TERMS Of MEMBERSHIPS.
The payment Of three dollars constitutes any one mem
Der Of this Association, and entities him 70 either one OF
folio ng Magazines for year, and also ticket in
the dis ribueon ofthe statuary aud Paintings.
The Literature issued 70 subscribers consists q the foos-
ing MonthIy Magazines Harpers Putn-ms kncker book
er Blackvoods Grahans dodsys Lazy Book and House
hold Words
Persons taking memberships entitled 20 any Eve
Of the Magazines for year, and 70 SIR tickets In the
distribution
The net proceeds derived hon the sale Of memberships,
arr devoted purchase Of Of Art for the ensuing
ycar.
THE ADVANTAGES SECURED
nv becoming a me rnber Of this Association, are
ist All persons receivs the tuN eaius y pefr sbsrfp-
zion ls start IN the shape Of sterling Magazine LterA-
81 Zach member is contributing towards purchasing
cbce Works Of Arr, which 70 be distributed among
themselves aud the line eneon aging the artists
OF the country dbarsng thousands Of dollars through ts
agency. ,,,
Persons in RENTING fis fr membership, vii please
give their posfoce address IN R stating the month they
wish Magazine aud have the letter regis
tered ONCE prevent loss the receipt Of
which certificate o. Membership together with the Aag11
ne desired viii be for ~Ared % part u the country
Those sho purchase Magazines al BOOKSTORES VII oosevrs
that joining this Assoca ION, NeH recetus ~ Ndgfss
dnd FREE fcf b TIE sHaaai disfbu7E all a. the same
price they nov pay for the hagRzne Aloae.
Beautifully Illustrated Catalogues giving full descriptions
sent free application.
For Membership, address
q. L. DERBY. Aeiuary C. A. A.
Gtslther OF the principal onases-
'Klickerbocker MAgax aeH ofuce, Sst BroatSav, New
Y or We.tern,Ofice, 100 Mater street, saniusky, o.
Subscriptions received 81 d. y. VILLAIN, Honorary
Secretary Tor Nashvilcs Tenn. neFHe-H
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YERANDAH HOTEL.

TIVE Subscriber having disposed q the cru.chsr hoae,
and taken ckafge Of ths Hotel BE- hopes ~ pfonp AZ
teni5a and Eodsrste n urst liberal share Of PAD
Lc patranagr.
ne STAGE oFFICg Is krpt a. ths He corner o. Cedar
ssss-tf AcfoN YoUsG. sugI
INOfS RENF-For The snsuins year, = epnioftAhle
II DsznE hsase. ghrrIy slTust, nex door soaih %
Lincola HAL csataininr Foouss, uiih dinng rooms
ki.ehsn and cellar Ia ne easSmsut.
4. A. nALLowE.
ocsss Gen7 Ast. NJ. n nsaasrick "a
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ROSSETER,S PAINTINGS.

INHE public will lei these Paintings 60. The desire TO
i see them IS Increasing daily. They can be seen on
MONDAY aud TUESDAY only There hundreds Of
persons who make prrenon having refined taste hat
Onunrtuui'u nOvZb ~
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NaNE nVNpRED

cRgs q Land or sale Ia samnsr Cay. rgun-. 10 a
a piics ilon 6allann. Eoed fnrnpks keaa run u
ninE fTam oa1lin e1n urs, the baiau1s gooe rtel
ara Rad. peFtol Of d a 4beat snd had . tso
nilrs ffem he Sashye ant L,ast- Ra.lros tso siesz
nils scar a.. prcmis-s. I sis eel N os 81 I'D
scres 90 noFs; sazh, bsianc- in and yssf a ~ %
~ pcr fh8sc rrnnF 1nl uii a. se % uAke e@r
AnpeAioa - The ubierEasd ne1F NsshEes 90 - Sosepa
se.s.' .s-ifi' \. EMBRY.
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WANTEO--A sliuaiion As a Book-keepef or sac.
w nan, b. geniir1an Hho give the sest u reef
enc-s. Address -. X. a.. True Wig Oasce-"
ncls-.lIl
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FOR LOUISVILLE AND CINCINNATI.

TJNHE splendid passenger steamer 4 TTrI -
i RESCUE, A. II. BUGHER Master, ArT-TN&sHa /
will leave above Tuesday the 2Ith
inst O'Clock p " For freight passage apply on
board to Lnoy!I-2;l A. HAMILTON, Ageut.
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rIARBLEI WHEELER

AT L sHRLTOS, having resumed the MARBLE0WN
vi. BUSINESS, solcits bis Old ifcEds and the\h6(I
pubic In general Who may desire work In his line i,
70 give him call ~ his shop. Garner q CkurcA u
street and The Nashville and ChattaEooga Railroad
Depot Ne viii keep constantly on land supply -
% MONUMENTS, TOMS, &C., Of he hncst Is1lsn and
American Marble All WORK executed IL The best manesr
and warranted. seP&s-u
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MILE TERESA PARODrS
Grant Concerts,
rSBER
Direction Of Maurice Strakesci,

The arCat IhhhAst ana N~@-F@scHs
FB'LIlE TEREsA PARoDI begs l-ave % aHa0snoo thai
NJ slse udli give Grand Concerts Al The
ODD FELLOWS NAL,
NashvHis On TUESDAY EVENING, Nov. -. and
FRIDAY EVENING. Nossnher - which occasoa
sh~ win be sssl.isd b MADAME AMELIA PATTI srRA-
KOsc = che distinguished ConirAo. and sf6Nok LkVN
NARUI ne eminent hartone.
The rsFranms ha h-ea earefaily selecisf snd sh be
uuaperschrd n variety. IL sh oen'aiu osms from tae
grsat n4stsrs a classic, sAcrvd Ani Popular aasa.
ADMISSION ~ so.
k- Psinrlpsl Tckss Oise Mr.. NcC aFe Music store,
Usiaa street. he " rksls vii ersta SAT
uRpAF Ncs. 81 a. N aEees, and uhrfe seals EAAy Dc
ssc1rel ~ s.theut extra chaFxe--.41
50 1or oPsa a. t3si 70 e9laassaea - -
nos<f-td
FOB PApUcAH, CAIRO AND MKMPHIA
rIHHE SECULAR uallsl stats. MAJ n A -
Il Pscsrt, CRY OF HCNTskiLLk. uXLrzIE|@f1 j
wAsA HKavsa. Master, - lrsse t,r a<A4
ths ahsse sd al iat-uariise Pests ga aoNoAf ssh
last fc-sck Z. a. fof neizht - Ps~AA< ArpJ on
board o. - A. /. bAflA | a-.ns.
rosst--st A. HAMILTON. Nfs@@''
KNgGKLE WASHING NACMINEs,
(Wnh Fisktiss hsas)
Tsf - Iaovisl EENJ. .. sHfELos. ts's-
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irensmber the arst time Cesar ever put 1t on :"
bat the effect was unintended-no artful word or
insidous emphasis escaped her tongue. The pc
ton was involuntary; sorrow bad trsns6xed her I'M
Conscious gaze upon the sad memorial Of Der buried
love Her answer was direct, plain. and made With
no Ar,emp' at stage effect: " | believe this is my
husbands vest" The last article produced, vas
the Eule parksge of needles aud thread wrapped in
brown paper which had been found in the vest
pocket The instant k Vas exposed TO her view
she was eonvulsed in agony OF tears, was the
most Touching memorial OF Als--it her own last
act Of eonsderate love- TO place in his vest pocket
~i.h her own hand as she gave him the parting
kiss-hs image stood before her Ia all is glow Of
youth znd manly beauty, as it looked when be babe
her farewell for the last time These little memo
rails we're conseerAied things, dear 10 her heart
as they we're msnaeing TO The prisoners fate. She
underworld 10 control herself and answer the qnss-
sions twas in vaje. PrA's as "s may Of 'Orti'
- '-rs's- the he- -~- cav, "Tby
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onses Of the NASHVILLE City Mills corner 81 cOllsg
and Spring Streets.
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special has visited Europe and made careful and
udcious Of foreign works Of Art, both In BronEs
AID Marble statusry aud Choice Paintings.
The whole forming a large and valuable collection OF
Paintings Statuary he distributed among the
members OF The Association for the second Year.
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Like 20 ship
That having seaped tempest, Is styaghtway stranded
And boarded By pirate
As the chain of crcumstantal proof would, link
by link, demolish after another the strong bull
warks of the law, by which the prisoners life was
guarded, behold yet another aud more formidable
one still would rise in its stead and for time threat
en- to battle the claims OF justice, even when she clam
ored for the sacrifice. Thus Ear the moral elements
OF guilt were all established. That Thomas Merri
weather had been slain by a highwayman for has
money, and that the prisoner the guilty perpe.
traitor OF the deed, was shown By the proof beyond
al shadow OF doub; and the technical requirements
Of the law we're al answered with equal elearness
and certainty. At this unctare the startling fac,
was elected upon a cross examination Of one Of the
citizens who first discovered the dead body, that
there we're appearances upon the leaves and ground
OF the body's having been dragged from the road
toward the tree where il had been found This dis
closure changed the whole ssasas Of the ease, and
unless IL could be explained, il would aperatively,
under the rules Of law, demand the aequiial Of the
prisoner. We have seen that the indictment was
preferred in the circuit court Of Shelby county a.
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Agents Wanted in every county in this and adjoining
To sell the aboYe new and Improved
Butte record., 1855-02-10

COUNTY SURv YoR.--J w. Scory
Esq, has been appointed County Sur
ves ar by the Court Of Sessions, that Of
fee having been left vacant by the death
of Hugh Black, Esq. Mr.. Scott is well
qualified to discharge the duii S Of Sur
veyor,, and his appointment will give
general satisfaction, notwithstanding he
il ''confou nded wing" s.;g
Butte record., 1855-02-10
EXPRESS rAYoEs.

Singer & Co furnished us with files
of Atlantic papers at al early hour after
ihe arrival of the Uncle Sam, for which
they have our thanks.
g To f D. Everts & Co, we are also
under obligations for favors extended To
this Office a j
Butte record., 1855-02-10

SALvE AND PoLITles.-We received
= brief visit last evening from DR. D. b
SHRlEvEs, who is establishing agencies
.or the sale of his "Cahforaia SaIre,"
and soliciting subscribers to the {. Cali
{ernia Express. We recommend him
to the attention Of our citizens
Butte record., 1855-02-10
A BILL.

For an Act authorizing Common School
Commissioners to RAISE money for the
erection Of buildings suitable for seto0l
purposes, aad other contingent sch'0i
purposes.
The People of the State Of California,
represented in Senate and Assembly
do enact as follows:
s /. The Common School Commits
sioners of each city, town, village or dis
trict, in this State, shall have power to
assess and collect tax for the erection
of.suitable Buildings for school purposes
aud to meet other school cenlinge encies
in manner herein provided. p
Is 2 When ely, town, village or
scheol district shall hare organize a
School aspfo7id dsby lawSthc eelnnis-
stone 5 may apply to the County Judge
Of the county in which such eity, town,
village OF district may be ,ituat' d FIR an
order Of aa especial sleellQn, stating il. i
such application, the amount desired TO
gbe Gi-efand for what purpose.
s 3. When an afpli,-a ion is made
Butte record., 1855-02-10

At a meeting Of this Company, held at Bid
WE'LL Feb Sd. 1856, P. H. Harris, G. W Gar
riott, and James A White were unanimously
affairs of the Company are IN fourshing CON
dition, the principal part Of the grading is
completed, most Of the timbers are cut and
hewn A. s. Hirt, Esq, the contractor, is
leaving nothing uu'lone that will insure the
draining of the claim at. an early day
few shares remain uptaken, The books
of the Company can be seen at P, II. Harris
Office, Bidwell. W. S. sAFF0Bp, sec'y.
-tfb10I14 ..l9T v"aiF sdl p. las -
Butte record., 1855-02-10

School MoNEf.-The amount O.
Public School money apportioned tt
Butte County is S416 50, asfollows-
Bidwell, sec 90; Ophir, sle4 o4
'Oro. Sl3S So ssI sd ales IsWF
Butte record., 1855-02-10
NOTICE

81 Is hereby given to the Stockholders Of the
South Feather Water company, that third
assessment has been levied by the Board of
Trustees of said Company of ten per cent,up
on the amount of Stock hold by each Stock.
holder, and that the same is ordered to be paid
on ahe Goth of February, A D. 1855, together
with all arrearages on the first assessment of
ten per cent : By order of the Board. ...l,
-, NJ I. DAERACH. Sec'y. S. F. W. CO.
ForbesfQ@n. Jan. %. 1866.
Butte record., 1855-02-10

CouRr OF SEssIoSs.-This body con-
vened on Tuesday last, and after issul
ing a veniri for Grand Jury, adjourned
over until Monday next
Butte record., 1855-02-10
BUTTE LODGE, 10. So, F. "a. N

Lodge meets at their hall in Bidwell, on the
first a1d third Saturdays of each month, at :
PM Qficers-GEO. II. CR0S SErTE, w. NJ
j. W. GILK fS0N.S S W., PaH HARRIS. J.
81. ,raaa +ar JOHN WILSON, See'y d,
Is FORBESToWN LODGE, F "A NJ No. So
3 Meets the second Saturdays of eacImonth.S sas
a G. Sihpson,,W NJ, John Roland, S,,W.,
c. c. Foot, ]. W. John II. Sharp, Sec'y.
Butte record., 1855-02-10
formation statement ffom the treasurer

formation statement from the treasurer
of State exhibiting the amount in the
several funds heretofore specially set
aport by law from which it viii be seen
that at this date there is no cash in the
general fund. and that the entire amount
of cash now in the Treasury is in sp ciai
funds to which no reference whatever is
made in the acl herewith returned.
As before remarked, am aware that
the failure of tie State to pay on demand
and in cash, subjects all in her employ to
Inconvenience and loss. As IA remedy
for this evil, and one which l am canf-
dent would be effective, I.would respect7
iullvrecommend the passage of an act
requiring the evil warrants now ou' stan
ding and all others which may be issueg
within the present 6scalyrar, closing on
the 3Olh day,of June next, to be funded,
ais the passage of another act requiring
all Controller s warrants to be registered
and made payable in the order ef regis
slsfss7'a-i ies 7ia - -
Butte record., 1855-02-10

Hg We are indebted to Hon. Tho's.
Wells for a copy Of. the report Of the
Superinte ndent of Public Instruction.
Butte record., 1855-02-10

not vote with the wings, that the de-
mocracy of California would triumph
over all. Should both these factions
vote with the wings, the contest might
be a close one, but our faith in the una
adulterated democracy of California
equals the emergency. =