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Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-04-07

Why is Bill Lattimore's dog like a
man who makes bread ? Because he is
baker ebay cur. KELBuReER
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-04-07
DISTRICT NUMBER TWO.

Ophir Township-At Halfway House
Ophir City, Wyandott, Caz Ranch,
White Rock. Eureka Township-At
Thompson's Flat, Morris Ravine, Ad-
amstown. Oregon Township-At Pin
ney's Store in c. Gulch, Simmons Store
Oregon Gulch, Moore & Perry's Cbero-
kee Flat, Bequette's at Nelson Bar,
White & Nutter's, Potter's Bar, Rich
Gulch, West Branch. Kimshew Town
ship-At Butte Mills, Brotherton' 5
Store, Forks of Butte, Kimshew Valley
Kunkle's.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-04-07

HeA- A part of the mountain of sor.
row which an inebriaie had heaped upon
his own head, lately slid off and broke
the bridge of his nose.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-04-07
D1STRyC NUMBER ONE

Bldwell Township-At Bidwell, Rock
Island, Union Bar, Fairfield Bar, Island
Bar Middle Fork, Boomers Bar,
Mountain House, Davis French Gulch.
Mountain Spring Township-At Noun
tain Spring House, Scott & Vantine's
Store, Enterprise, Boon's Bar. Orc
Town>hip-At Forbestown, Hanson
vile, Natchez, Evansville, Robinson's
Ranch, Orc lewa.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-04-07

NTI0LINS-of excellent tone, for sale cheap
by c. A SMITH,
Bidwel Bookstore
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-04-07
Browns Hotel.
FORBESTOWN, Butte County,
Colifornin

California.
JAMES ABNEY s. A G SIMPSON, Propr's
THE UNDERSIGNED would respectfully
inform their friends, and the public generally
that they have leased the above House. and
are prepared to accommodate the public with
the best the Market affords
Their BAR, will always be supplied with
the choicest Wines, liquors and Cigars, and
they hope by strict attention to the wants Of
tho Public to receive liberal share of their
patronage Stages leave the House for Ma
rysville every morning.
JAMES ABNEY & CO.
Forbstown January 20, 1855.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-04-07
ALFALFA

This wonderful grass (TLJolinni) /,
commonly known as Peruvian clover,
is beginning to be appreciated in Cali
fornia. Two years since, says the Calf
fornia Farmer, we urged attention TO it,
but with that kind Of faith the mass had
in this climate, that nothing could
grow here" it was highly esteemed.
Many now deeply regret the losses they
have experienced for want oft. There
is now abundant testimony scattered
over the State that all we said has been
more than fulfilled, and that the halt of
the virtues of this valuable grass was
not revealed. We saw lawns Of it at
the grounds of Capt. Walsh, at Bonecia
the past week, that were fourteen inches
high, and had full heavy stalks. Capt.
Walsh informs US that from small
plantation he has abundant for cows and
goats, and saves all the expense Of buy
ing meal or bran; that every few weeks
it can be cut, and the habit Of this clover
is such that when one stalk is cut down,
from six to ten spring from the roots in
its place. We counted from twelve to
twenty stalks from many bunches, and
the roots penetrate the earth from two
to three and half feet in depth. When
the ground is properly cultivated-deep
and well plowcd-no drouth can affect
it. We saw fine plantation of the
same clover at the grounds of Col. For
man, Of Sacramento. We find 1T in ma
ny places and if our farmers should
plant acres Of it for their stock, especial
ly their dairy cows, they would find
that large item of expense in the pur-
chase Of bran, meal, shorts and other
expense in the purchase of bran, meal,
shorts and other expensive food would
be saved, for the clover could be cut and
fed green every four OF six weeks.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-04-07
Treasurer of Butte Co.. Cal,

DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
fEvUR CO-PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EX-
II istng under the and firm of EVERTS,
SMELL co, is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
FRANK EVERTS,
J. A. SMELL.
ii c. ETERTS.
The business will hereafter be conducted under the
name and firm of F. d. EV ERTS & co.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-04-07

The undersigned embrace this opportunity TO thank
the public for the patronage htheEo bestowed, while
operating under the late firm, aIi4o inform them that
The business VIII continue in connection with Adams Il
Co.. Marysville where one of the firm can always be
found ready to attend to every department OF business
pertaining 10 an Express. The business in the noun
tans will be under the direct supervision of Frank Ev
erts, whose efforts and attention shall not he found
wantingin endeayor satisfy the business commu
nifty r. D. EVERTs g. co
MarysSille July 81. 1854 35tf
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-04-07

LARGE Ok. An OK is On exhibition
at Sacramento weighing 1000 pounds.
Ia The Know Nothings have carried
Sacramento.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-04-07
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, }
County OF Butte.

Whereas, the legislature of said State,
on the Goth day of March, A d. 1855,
passed an act entitled "an act to create
board of Supervisors in the counties of
this State, and to define their duties and
powers" which act was approved March
81, 1855. And whereas, by said act,
Sin all those counties where no board of
Supervisors now exist, the County Clerk
the County Assessor, and The county
Surveyor, shall constitute special
board, who shall, previous to the first
election herein provided for. divide the
county into a number of districts cor
responding with the number of Supervi
sors to be elected" Now we, the un-
dersigned, assembled as such board, and
in accordance with the provisions of said
act, do divide the county of Butte into
three districts, with the following num-
bers and boundaries to each: District
No. /, to embrace the Townships Of
Bidw Il, Mountain Spring and Orc.
District No. 2, phir, Eureka, Oregon,
and Kimshew townships District No.
3, Hamilton, Chico and Benton.
Given under our hands at Bidwell,
this 3lst day of March, A. D. 1855.
F. PAIGE, Co. Clerk.
ID II TT y
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-04-07

Notice is hereby given that an cleo
ton to be holden throughout the County
Of Butte, in compliance with an act en-
titled "an act to create a board of Su-
pervisors in the counties of this State,
and to define their duties and powers y
on the second Monday in April. A. d.
1855, it being the 9th day of said month,
the following officers are to be elected,
to wit ::
In the First District-One Supervisor.
In the Second do do do
In the third do do do
And notice is further given that the
following election Precincts have been
established in the respective Districts
for said election, to wit {:
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-04-07
NOTICE.

Bidwell, April 9th, 1865.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-31

sia, hyinS captured In sottie three active, de:pe.
rate, and Inarauding zouayes, should promote them
70 lie commsnd Of bis atmy and navy. ~
The indignation Of the Contnentals Ia the FIRST
case ot The shs and sets Of the Emperor 10 The
second, could mol begin 10 compute With tbe IN:
dishatioh Of these Virginia Democrats who now
zee lie CUP Of office dashed from their lips and
handed 10 1 thirsty utagopist, whoseSety appetite
has been enhanced BY his desperate struggles
against The Democta,c party.
with these causes Of Sehism and hostility upon
the part Of The Democracy of Virginia, we cannot
see how cotdlal fusion is possiblei divided dis
beSrtened, betrayed and insulted, we cannot see
how the Democratic party In Virginia can be re.
united aud combined IN a formidable fotee asalnsl
lheif active and resolute antagonists. We ihink
the empire Of party Is al an end. Rfom New
hampshire 10 New 0tleans It's cohorts have been
defeated and dispersed, All those ancient and
privileged orders which constituted lis priesthood
and is nfisoctAcy will W oyetthtown aud oblit'
etated fof ever, and The golden Older Of Democia'
cy which has so long held sway In Tie Old DoniIn:
lon, will, With the systems Of pntnogtniufe end
lYihes, be only recorded 10 history OF temetnbeted
In tiauitioh,-Bdh. Pat.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-31
The slave Case.

The case Of Rosetta DenniSon, who Is claimed
% q fugitive slave by the Rev. Henry N. Dennt.
SOIL, Of Louisville, KY, Is now claiming much at
tenlion Ia this city The circumstances Of this
case are briefly these; Nj. Dennison is Protest.
ant Episcopal clersymIn, born in Pennsylvania,
who married a Virginia vile, AMI got this slave
girl from his fathetin.law, 10 We an attendant on
AR, Dennison's wife. Mf. Dennison toOk his fam.
lily to Louisville, where he breaches The gospel,
and where some two OF three Yeas afterwards, his
wife died.
In June lost, Mr.. DenniEOn took little daugh.
LEI 10 Virginia, for nurture, with her mothers TELL
attyes, and two months after his return 10 Louis.
vile, determiuedt1 send the slave girl, Rosetta, 10
Virginia, ~ serve his daughter, For this purpose,
he saye Rosetta In eharEe OF freud, 10 iske on
for him. This friend, onteaclliIs Cincinnati, III.
p to Cross tie State Of Ohio with this slave gIt IN
his charge, over The Little Miami Rsi!Foadi but,
being detained over Sunday, al Columbus. was
stopped by a wit Of tlabeas Corpusj and, upon 0
Trial beiofe Judge JaInSon, the gill was decafell
free, aud guardian, named Nj. Van Sleisht, was
appointed 10 take cafe OF EtoSeita.
Recently The reverend claimant got out 0 war
unItot ROsella'satest as fugitive slave, InakinS
affidavit that she escaped ftom Kentucky. This
warrant was Issued by U. S. Commissioner PEND.
ely, and served by Deputy U. S, AlsfShsl Bennett,
and man named Couch, who btourht her 10 this
city, as we noticed several days since. A WIT Of
haGeas cotpus YVES served on tile Marshal who
brought htt, as this wit feqllited, before Judge
Parker OF III. Court OF Common Pleas.
Rosetta Is about sixteen years Vt age, small size,
rather cofpulvnt and dark mulatto.
Upon the case coming before Judge Parker, Mf.
Ci ambers fot the claimant asked a continuance
until Tuesday motLing, ss The Rev, MI DennisOn
had gone 10 Louisville lot testimony, aud lOt 90
Attorney Of that city 10 assist IN The case.
Mt Chase on behalf Of Rosetta, consented 10
the continuance, but wished lie gil placed IN her
guardians hands, aud bonds would be given for
bet appearance. -.
Tile Court doubted lie power 10 take The gill
out OF The Marshhl's hands, but ordered her 10 be
well taken cars Of IN some place Olhct than 10
iatl, with Criminals. Aud then continued The
case.
As this case involves the same principle as Hat
argued recently before Judge Siotef but not deei'
dsd, there Is much Interest lslt 10 II. Tile point
seems ID be whether the mister IS bound by thsaci
OF his agent, and The actof the agent VI The master,
In yoIalatily bringing the slave inlo Ohio loi Vie
purpose Of ttansit, emancipaits the slave. MI
Chambers fof claimant, will b. assisted by eoun.
sci ttom Louisville.
On behalf VI RoSeita The attotnies will BE-
Mtssrs. Chase, Ball, Hoadley, and GitcleI
Judge Parkef's Court room was, this nothing,
crowded with colored petsons and Others interest.
ed Ia The caSe,-CiH, Col,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-31

InurIr ESrrurGrst,--Them, magnetic telesnph
between Bombay, Madras, aud Calcutta was open.
ed on The 6ta Of February. The whole enterprise
embraces distance Of over two thousand miles,
and has been completed in little more than
year The distance from Alden 10 bombay Is ITO
miles, 50 that, with The completion Of The tal,oad
across the DESERT 10 SueE and the Telegraph from
Alexandra TO 'rtiste, communication tom London
to Calcutta eau be had In fOttniehps time.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-31
pYtitia for tx Ha"tias ist,liistwtT.
A a.


No, lis not All.
sufst,t9 iy "iaA u al. alt" arittts al he 0n"'
iYatA'Hstpn W olirr l. Tyler
~ Kara HARRINGTON
No, 'tlI mol al, ibis mound Of earth,
That holds the sacred duet
OF him whose ytloF. trulhStnd worth
Deserved Hation'S tTtst
OF him, b. whom our native land
Was brIyeiY, nobiy woni
Shielded aud SIrspEthspsA By The hand
or her slstt Washington
no, 'tis moi iii proud stranger, mol
Tho seulp,urtd spire nor dome
Atl,eH, gratitude 10 show
Pof our unbranded hoinei!
Within each heart a monuaent
10 reared 10 freedoms son,
And Al tLlS 1hHRe The soul Is bentl
Although Of Washington.
England her Wellington may praise
FrtBes Of Napoleon boasIi
Scotland pour forth her touching lays
or Wallace aud bis hosts
But, OF truler, brighter flame,
inspire, each free'born one
whenter 10 bitathed The halIowed name
or our brave Washington
wouldst thou behold what Art can rear,
Her magic touch 10 tbOw, q
R.erOii The deep, and then dTaW near
Whtts klng and pilnee lie low.
Taty need such shtlnss 10 naaIGtbs spot
Where se, their SioEJ's sum-
Bite name and deeds would Be forgot
N1 30 With Washington.
"BteEto thy lordIy Isls, and say"
(Ysltptsk II Teysrsntly.)
That thou hast seen whilst on Thy way
Tie MteeA Of Tue fee,
And II they ask what Friendship TsIu
To honor such 4 son.
Tell them Mstios't PTGTT sHa ttsr'
RakslHhH IPshinSisW!
PaLiRiE CofrAoY, 1855.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-31

A BUSINESS NINA commercial gentleman
recently arrived al Niagsn Fails JUS. before mid.
night. He Immediately bought globe lantern,
crossed 10 Goa, Island, examined The cataract, and
In thiny.seyen minutes had finished up the great
10 Albany. III
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-31

Ma, P1rtoS-I'he Richmond Eaqultet, end, II
report speaks true, even MI Wise, had such on
exalted opinion Of the pertOuul Snd political in'es.
tty'of St. Patton, That they could not believe he
would accept Tue nomination by lie Winchester
Convention Tot Attorney GENERAL. Nov, Mr. Pat.
tOndsa accept The nomination without moments
hesitation, Now, wi,a, Is the legitimate concla.
sion Of The Argument Of The Enquitet and Mt.
wisei NJ. Patton Is man Of too high personal
and political integrity 10 accept nomination from
any bu, 0 patty of high personal and political In
ttsht,. ST. Patton accepts lie nomination Of The
Ant.Wise patty Therefore, The Antl'Wise party
Is one Of high Personal and political integrity
How does the Eaqairet like This osicf
Here Is NJ, pattoR's letter Of acceptance:
RtcuAoSp, March II, 1885.
To ANpEEW E. KESSEpr, ESQ; Dear Sir-'fhe
letter Of the committee OF which You are metn'
btt, Informing me officially OF my nomination fof
the Office Of Attorney General NJ Virginia, was
igesiyedthis morning, teceiyed ftoni The Pies
iisnt or The convention, by telegraph, on The DAY
OF the nomination similar notification, AMI
promptly announced In tile same wuy ny aeeeP.
'Gp FEEL q such nomination from so large, respect.
able and intelligent Notwithstanding, as IN.
aeisland, considerable portion Of The people Of
Vitjnla-to be highly aaItetHs and compliment.
aiy-,he more especially est was dictated, as
am informed II was, by their ayotable--l fear TOO
faYorable--estinaie VI luy flues iOr tut Office,
and without regard to my party opinions OF acton,
past, ptesent OF future.
have Tue honor ~ be, very truly yours, DC.
JN0. NJ, PATTON.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-31

Surctpr ny 4 BORA boy, IA Yeas Of sse, son
Of Sir. jacob Williams, of wolhyille, Nd, last
week stripped of his clothes, and hung himself
with rope 10 The raher, having swung of from
barrel, He was perfectly dead when found, No
reason Is known for The rash act.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-31
AMERICAN TICKET.
DfssoLUTIoN.

The ftHs Of sweaiinsen, Taylor L Co., and
SweahuHen, Beatty Il Co, were dissolved on tie
18th insI., by mutual consent, J. II. Pendleton
purchasing The eaiite interest Of &. B. Sveatin.
zen and Q, /, Taylor, In said ftns, including all
debts due and 10 beeome juc 10 said films. Persons
indebted ate requested 10 settle w al lie earliest
practical moment, aud persons having claims a.
,ssinst ssd hrms will present them tot settlement.
q" The Business will hereafter 10 conducted hYJ.
II. PESpLEfoS and z. Barry under The style Of
Hearty l. Col. u. PESptkroS and 0. |. Tar.
loA, Editors.
+. u. SwElSiSoES Is authorized 10 collect The
debts due 10, aud settle The debts due holn tue
late firms.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-31

uA fellow named wills vas hauled up In Al.
dany The Other day fof striking amtn named Joke,
and fped Eve dollars, He plead, In eliepaaloh,
that he thought II no offence TO tCratk Lktp
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-31

ATorGL wREcE.-0n the 2st OF January, 1854,
gentleman julnE business In tbs city was worth,
with what he had invested In business $4,000.
At the same time liz WIS blessed with q lovely and
intelligent vile, beautiful aud proliSns chidtet.
He wss surrounded BY friends who esteemed and
respected him, His business wss lucrative, aud
ptOnlised 10 continue So Indeed, his pUsiilon aS
well as bis prospects were, seemingly I'LL that he
could desire 10 tender his happiness perfect How
complete the week which Tie year closed upon!
The FIRST misfortune %US The ttansistol merchandise
10 tile amount Of $4,000 10 California dealer,
for which not one cent. was ever received. The
next were two successive foLberle,, my means OF
which $3.50 we're lost. SoUu after this, the un.
fortunate made on investment in teal estate tV a
large amount. The next and Growing misioT.
iune was Tip With Ills family 10 Europe. They
embarked, vi their return, with $3S,00O in goods
on bOsrd the steamship Attic, and all shared her
Iucklsss faiel In settling up his affairs, his real
estate was sold unlei the hammer al sacrifice OF
$40, GOO making tie sggtegate loss 10 his property
during The year, SllS,U0O, $1,000 inofe than bis
assets. lis friends were obliged 10 make good Tie
deficiency Waseyet destruction more CoInpletei
Father, mother, children, aud fortune, all gone
swept from The face Of the eallli-npihng LEFT 10
show that they ever existed We doub, WhetheL
among The many weeks which tue past yeur hss
witnessed, there has be.n anoLg them one more
melancholy than thls.-M y. Courier 4 Inquirer
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-31
A Gard.

Louise Reeder res@s,fuy announces that her
benefit will take place Al ths AthensaH on Monday eve.
ming april Q, when The leminent trtsedan Mr. "a. W.
yLNsos, and tue whole force Of The company have Kindly
consented 10 appear, Miss Retder Will appear as EFsdHt
In the elegant and thrilling drama OF 'RYaDSBi OH Tas
SrlrVs In which MI Jamison will appear In his great
character OF LrpUyiCo.
The beautiful comedy Of the 'IloStr Moon" will also
b. produced In which Mr. Janson and Miss Resdsr will
appear
Miss R.ed.r will also reette poem written b. oliver
|. Taylor entitled "TnE HERoiSS or fosr hrser, Or
Ne terly aaw Of lAuiins," descriptive Of III. heroic
feat OF Miss Rti1lprrn zlSE durg The attack In 5s3,
on Furt Henry (at whtelIn)-a daring deed known a.
the "Gunrowder Exploit" which saved many from
butehery By tue Indians aud liTiilsh soldiers
Miss Reeder trusts that her untlhs efforts TO contrib
ute 10 The enjoyment OF The lovers of,hs legitimate drama
Ia this city have not been enely unarPrselaed by an
intelligent and discriminating public, and that on this ot-
et.on or her benefit and probably her t appearance Ia
this city size may have additional eauae 10 gratefully
member her (fends.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-31

An ExcGLLEST tSSESTloS.-Mr, EDWARD CAMP.
BELL, Of Columbus, Ohio has nude application fot
patent or all invention that we regard as Of very
great utility and Importance. II Is process Of
making GOnl Of union between cast iron at a
very high Temperature and glass IN state O fusion.
The purpose 10 which Campbell has applied this
INT lltUr, and with mhictI II Is associated In his
claim, Is that OF maktngof glass the interior OF the
boxes In which The BSles OF carriages anu mach.
nelly ole 10 TeyolYe. The advantages OF glass LOT
this purpose have long been understood, but we
believe means Of applying II has moi heretofore
been known II felainS q smooth surface, and
wears but little BY friction, and greater ACCURACY
can thetefote be ptcseTytdj il requltes but lllle
fabrication, as It's temperature Is not materially In.
creased by The friction that would render any VI
lie metals intensely hoti IL Is ecOnomcal, costing
even less That cast on and, from all these causes,
II Is safer reliance than other agencies.
The tests 10 which The specimen we have seen
has been subjected al once convinced US that glass
thus enUeded IN non could sustain extraordinary
pressure and The most powerful blowsj but doubt
arose IN relation ~ The inequality In Tie contrso.
ton und expansion Of the two materials, by sud.
den changes In their temperature. lion, however,
expands and contacts BY heat far more than gluss,
and The cssiton bot, Icing expanded 10 lis utmost
when the glass conseGls, all It's after tendency by
this means must necessarily be To embrace The
glass within ~ md this glass being in the form Of
an stch, with It's bases and appeS both embraced
by the ron il eau yield 10 NO power that Is not ca.
Iable OF literally Crushing II to powder
MI, Campbell eftlmS that he eau Of once pro.
coed " Tue manufacture Of these boxes, Of all
sizes, from The iOuil Of an inch 10 twenty inches
IN diameter. They will no doubt Ge promptly
brought into use for all kinds Of machinery and
catlsgesj but II Is upon the railroad that their ad.
ysntages will he most highly appreciated, for il is
there that human life mOst depends upon The uo.
curacy aud r.li0bihly Of every part VI The .truc.
tue ~ which We Journey al such furious spevd.--
Nat. Intel.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-31

Dlsrsrulso.-on Friday night week The dwell.
Ing Of Mt. Kellet in Rye Township, Perry cOun.
". (Pa) was destroyed by fife, and his three
chdren petEhei In the flames, The building wa,
one stoly and a,half high. The ehIldtea wsit
sleeping In The genre, tud,he patsntsbeloW The
hie was no, diseovefed until the foof had fallen
In, ptesehlins The escape Of the childten.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-31

TIE DEAD NtcHoLls.-DOSuphles Of The late
Emperor Of Russia, and fut rate notices Of bis
successor, gil up Tue popdsrous columns u the
London joOrnsls,--,o say nothing Of acres Of edi.
total comments which accompany them. A great
man, now.s.Lays, never knows half what heEo
he was until he comes 10 shuttle OF his mortal
coil. II Nicholas could only read Ills "Obilusry
notices" In the spirit land, he would be likely to
see how much more tue rest Of the world know
abou, him than he knew himself,
II was enough 10 make The CLOS, Of The Impe'
rial Nicholas start from It's sarcoplagus, however
10 witness The joyous demonstrations Tho. took
place in England when The news was announced.
Az several Of The theatres tue managers came BE.
fore the curtain and proclaimed The fact, which
was received, In most instances, will, iumultuous
cheeting. Greater Joy caud not hare been e&.
hibitel had SebaStopol fallen. Some Of The PEG.
pie expressed much disappointment, thai the
authotite. lid not ring lie church beIls.-M u
Rxpt0.
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For Rent.

THE store Room and dwelling on The tor,,,
o s.d ~. i sow r. re SssuSsS IssS ,
store room Is one OF The noat desirable bGslsas N
tie city, and The dwelling roomy aud eohIeG Aeiis
They will Ge IT, separately or toseiher, ISS..,
sired. possessioa ih AprilLtxt. q
de2Sf HN. pn,.s