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Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-30
MEDICAL.
DIR. J, CZAPKAY )

INV. L. j. CZAPKAN, INrE ~ T'lt w VIZ
HFrian Revolutionary War. 'h'-I PhNs'r'a" "
:hr 2nth regiment ~ Honyt,is. chtrf Snr'~''n =" '
Military Hospital m P-sh. Hungry. and lHi" ''c'',
On Di-ense- of Urinary organs hnl H's'"-'s ~
women AMI childrer.
To ruE AFrLI,rgn.-nr v. i TZ1pkav has opened
his Institute for The II all tnrns at PRIV y" "l'
eases. such ~ syphilis ''norrhri. h"cihruai e"S
si"ns and all the ron.rgnenc's of Sctabn>" !" 'ne
first Stages ur gunnrrhcn disea>e- he Viarares cure
IN few days without Inconvenience to The l'H'i"h'.
er hndrance TO his hn~in.s. When pal"ni' Nv
neglect. or improper treatment. hns devenf"d 'h"
secondary SYMPTOMS of ~Nhilis. such ~ hubocs' o'
painful swtlnyS on the gruns ulcers in thr ihroat
and nose. which il not checked. destroy th- s"n
parts and cause The homes io innriiN separate hhd
come away, leaving ihe sufferer IN Object hrirps ~
heho,i: when splntch.s md p IMPLIES break "u'
upon the kin. when he has painful swellings un"h
the homes when his constitution - injured 80 ns u"
prcdispo-,, 20 consumption or other c"ns'i'uil"'a
di-ense, the Doctor guarantees cure ~ h'ks n"""h
pensniiou. In Rheumatism, chronic "r acute; ~
Dyspntefv. Darrhn'a. he has safe AMI ehria' re-
medi.s For the treatment of the cons qnence- "t
selfnhse. such nocturnal emissions. nery"Sies-l
tmidiiy hendache pains IN the bnck and limbs, WIN
general weakness loss "f appetite, loss oi memory
Injury u the sight, r'st-ssness. confusion oi '"h-
dislike Tor society mud feeling of woarincss oi ne:
with tls. nervous system eNccabr lhSt rlght
noise. sho.k or sartc the patient making his eNt-
ence mis- rf.ble. For tn, above malalies the Doctor
will guar niee 4 cure or ask no compensation lie
can he C nslhfh "f charge. and invites MI lo
call ns 1t will cost them nothing. aud may oo nnch
to heir vantage.
DR. L. = CZqpknv il daily rscriying aD, locations
from evrry D rt of this State AMI from oregon AMI
Washington errorlrs, fr troatm"nt ~ every FORM
Of di.rnS IN there u not On" VINO VIII c"Hie 'or'
ward and express issa>lact"n: on ~" contrary 'he
Dr Is in oI~y -eceip T lrllcr-. expressive of graft.
tudr and th,nl fulness some Of which published
below by perm ssion
MARysvILLg, June 3, 1855.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-30

W. Or. J. l.. tZtPKAY.-The gentleman whose
nane forms the caption of this notice Is one ot the
few modern phy-icans whose application io his pro
fssun and devotion tn the afflicted. render him nike
hn otnancnt to the and a benefit 10 the other A
Hungarian by birth he sought wit kossuh to place
his country among the nations of earth, beyond the
upprPssors rule, that her might rejoice in the
practice of those precepts which are alike our glory
and pride In his efforts so To do, he has reaped
the reward of inc ectua resistance 10 oppress0n,and
~ home and "A country know him no more" Apart.
however, from his claims upon our consideration rs
a patriot. The Testimonials uf character and capacity
which he brings entille him to public confidence TO
the exclusion of those who possess neither The one
the other. As gentleman his character is untar
nished physician, his skill unsurpassed; End
to thosa whose imprudcnce has left upon them the
taints of disease. we can cOnscientiou-ly commend
him with The assurance that in him they will find Il
friend whom to know il great gain The DR. : office
Is No. 2 and Armory Hall. cornev0f Sacramento and
Montgomery streets san Francisco. ali-3m
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-30
MEDICAL.

fr,,n pare,t to chl1 and entslng uphn ~ ofSnrime
ruined constitution. For the cure ~ ~ these r,rins
of disease the DOCTORS gIarasires eve ur a'ks
rompen-ation The Doctor can he r'n>uted iN l,'
ter or ,iberu .e pi Char.- und invites An who ~
afflicted To- call upon him. where he viii give them
such snii. fsciiol 'heS can ohlai no where else
His rooms NJ AMI Arn"ry ilall corner "f sac
rnnentn and Montgomery streets. syn Francisco
TIE GREATEST DISCOVERY OF THE
AcE,-(:rcat Rle.-ing To Mankind !-InnNren' hat P,,-
tent!-Dr. l.. J. Cz1pknNs Prhphylnci'ln tself Dis
injecting AGENT sur" preventative ngnih-t gohr
rhpal and phililc di-t~ ani an unSl lrfns d rem
.siy Gr all The vrneriG. scrnlulos, gngrcn"us r"i
cucrrniis nlcrrs arf'd discharges from the vagina.
uterus aud urhrn. AMI all cnhhe n~ "ripIi"ns AMI
Diseases. Fur -ue NJ pr L. tha'knl "fhc". ~
tnoyy Hall. corner ot Sacramento AMI Montgomery
sr, ts san Franrsco. As iunoc cilaiun i pr''vru.
iniiye against small pON So IL 'r. L. j. MpkhN
Prom p@ilaciicum preventative ngtnS svI httichla an
gnnurrh.,l di>.'se* Harmless IN itself, u p'~-ess,s
The power nf chemical, de>trrng he syphiiiiic u.
rus and th.r, Ly saving thousands nt Young dehanch
nc- from being infect II 10y tn" inO-l luHh~"n" W hll
diseases. Let no young man wh" appn chl''- hc'' u
be- wiiloui nr. CzapknN's 'roph laciicum. u IL Ia
very coz vnnlen mack and will be Fund convcm-
entto use, being used ns soap. That disease can be-
prevented by the Use al proper agents. lS rs wen hii
established fact that they can he cured after ihcir
establishment. The principle ich - now unvrr'
sally recognized was received even before W" daNs OF
Icner the iSrovcrrr ot the vnt en- iiton ~ loh. And
its multiplied benefits ever sine have received, ~
they deserved the attention ot the medical faculty.
II was IN pnrsIl of this brluch Oi the mrdcnl Sci
ence that pr. t.. j. Clnpkay fortunately maio The dis
covery of his prophllHclicun which, for the prr'ct'
lion OF =, phlliC. gonorhea. cnnc"rIs and ctIihn"ous
disor.,er stands uurivaed 10y any agent IN the Pha
macnpoca. The effect of This agent n1cr ciii"n -
Immediate and removes the possibility of "A r'nirac-
on of disease IT, however the 'il~'t>e hnS been con
ract.d II j. useful IN nrtIrazlng hc uos"noils srcr-
lions which, by absorption. produce tie hori III con>-
qirnses known ~ secondary syphiis II has been
administered by the Doctor ~ many thousand cnS''-
aud he has Yet 10 tlud the first ~ which u hns fn"i
10 suhscrve the purpuS for WhCh il administer
ed. Price, 81. Full directions are attached torach
package. In cases where praphnrCum Is used ns u
curative Dr. l. j. Czapkay VIII furnish gratis pre-
scrption for his Rood Purifier
Al communications from The country, addressed
" To DIR. L. j. Czapkhy san Francisco. will bc strictly
aud confdentially attended Ia, aud The remedies
with the greatest care md secrecy, immediately dis
pach by Express other convey ance to their des-
tinalion.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-30

The HEAVENLY MEASURE OF
T1ME.-For all the kindreds, and
tribes and tongues of men-each up
on their own meridian, from the arc
tic pole to the equator; from the
equator to the Antartic pole, the
eternal sun strikes twelve at noon,
and the glorious consultations, far
mp in everlasting bclfrySof the skies,
chime at midnight, twelve for the
pale student over his Pickering lamp,
twelve amid the flaming glories of
Orion's belt, if he crosses the mcri-
dian that fated hour, twelve by the
weary couch of languishing humani-
ty, Twelve in the star-pavcd courts Of
the Empyrcan, twelve for the heav-
ing tides of the ocean, twelve for the
weary son of labor, twelve for the
toiling brain, twelve for the watch
ing, waking, broken heart, twelve for
the meteor which blazes for mo-
meht and expires, twelve tor the CO.
met whose period is measured by cen
turies, twelve for every substantial, ,
for every imaginary thing which ex-
lists in the sense, the intellect or the
fancy, and which the speech or
thought of man, at the given meridi,
an, refers to the lapse of time.-Ed-
acdrd Eueret.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-30

rR" DR.. J. L.. CZAPKAY The gentleman whose
forms The caption Ot This notice. II one ot tha
few modern phy-icians who's, application Ia his pro-
ssion and devotion to the afflicted render him alike
an urnnneni tn tie one and brn,I to the other A
hungarian by birth he sought with kossllih la plhc"
his country among the NATIONS of The earth beyond
the oppressor'- rule that her might rejoice IN
the practice Ot those prcccplS which nre alike our
/ glory and pride. In his Efforts 50 to do, he has
reaped The rewnrl Of Intellectual resistance 10 Oppre--
sion aud ~ home and country know him 40 more
Apart. howavcr from his claims upon our consider
alton patriot, the tcslim1 1nals of charnrier nn'l
capacity which brings eniitle him IL public r"hl>
drnce to the exclusion al those who possess neither
the one or the Other As n gentleman his character
is untarnshcd; phy >iran his skill unsurpassed:
and To those whose imprnience has lett upon them
III" laints of disease CHn con>ccntiosly comm"nd
hun with the assurance That in him they will lind II
ifh.nd whom 10 know Is grat gain. The Dr.'s Office
is M. 3 and Armory Hall corner OF Sacramento
and Montgomery streets, san Francisco
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-30

RIVALRY. correspondent Of the Sac
ramento Union, writes from San Francisco
as follows
Mrs Hayne and Miss Provost arc playing
In rival characters Mt the two theatres, Met.
ropolitan and American Both ladies' are
attracting large and fashionable audiences
nightly, and both have their friends and ad-
mirers 1t il seldom. that two such stars in
the theatrical world are brought in such di.
rect rivalry for the public applause. Mrs.
Hayne appears under much more favorable
auspices being supported by Mr.. Pope, Mr.
Booth, Mrs Judah, Mrs Booth and others,
who are, to say the least, first rate stock
nctors-than Miss Provost Miss Z. has
around her parcel of shehs, whose weak
heads never comprehend the true conception
of piece, and whose faulty memories never
retain the words Of the author. With the
exception Of the prompter, not one Of them
but butchers the character they attempt to
dcliDeatc.
We hope to see both these actresses in
Oroville ere long. II money is the object of
their endeavors, they ought most assuredly
10 visit US. There is not town of its size
in the State, that patronizes thcatricals half
as we'll as Oroville.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-30

"SIR," said a person to an editor,
|'sir, your Journal of yesterday CON
tained false information -
"Impossible, sir, but tell me what
you refer to-
"You said that Mr. NJ, had
been tried
" True"
'"Condemned and hung"
"Most true"
"Now, sir. am the person."
Impossible y
"I assure you it is fact, and now
I hope you will ccnradict the state
ment ;"
"By no means, sir. ] never re-
tract. The most l can do for you Is,
To announce that the rope broke, and
that you are in peri ct health. |
have principles, sir, it is said Of me
that | never deceivew
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-30
l. EGAL NOTICES.
INSOLVENCY NOTICE
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, tss
County oF BUTTE.
COUNTY COURT-AT CHAMBE RS

ORovILrK. October u. 1856.
EN THE NATTER OF HORACE REYNOLDS
u nn lnsolvent Debtor
In pursuance of IN order, made on the 2ist day of
Ocober 1855 in the County Court of said county, by
the Judge thereof the Hon. j. n. LEWIS.
Notice il hereby given. to the creditors of The said
insDlvpn debtor Horace REYNOLDS. tn he and appear
before the judge og the County Cou in d for said
county the Hon I. f. n l. wis, at the court house,
at Groviic in said county, Monday. the 2ith day
OF No, emhcr. A. u. 1855. at ~ O'Clock. A. NJ, the
SAME being the Il 81 day of the November term of
said Co1rt. then aud there to show cause if any
why the rayer Of sad iusolvenL debior shoGd not
be granted aud an assignment of his estate be made
and he he discharged from his debts and liabilities
rs an nsolvent debtor.
Witness my hand aid the Seal Of said Court
affixed, this the 4lst day OF October, a. d..
,r.a. l'''' MILES CHAPLIN, County Clerk,
ny II DARRAcn, Deputy.
Orovic, October q, 1850. o2l-td
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-30
To DIR. II. EIcinlnann, Corner Jackson and

To DIR. II. HcinInann, Corner Jackson and
Montgomery streets. san Nranclsco Dear Sir:-it
il with MEASURE thmt Wa notice The unbounded sue-
cess which has attended you in your praclce since
your residence IN This state, now over seven years
The pend Won have done and the skill you have eXer-
cisnb in the cures that come under our observation
max It duty to let It be known tn the world and
more particularly Ia those now suffering with disease.
Most of us were well acquainted with you whilst You
re~lled at Mormon Island, and Witnessed there some
remarkable cures which You effected on patients
whose case. were pronounced homeless by eminent
physipinnS We have also what you have done
for some of our friends now residing at Cooma and
PlaccryiIlr who after much prsuaSion and induce
ments on oar r consenird TO 20 and see You, when
they had almost dc paired of their lives They did 50
and returned and nre new living hale and hearty men;
and read r. ii ihi- notice should reach your eye nnd
vn are afflicted take n lvice and 20 to Dr HEN
MANN. nnh vou VIII never regret 1t
Dear Doctor. receive with our most hearty wilhcs
for your future welfare the that believe
yon Ia he one of oar most talented anu experienced
phy ysicans in the state.
FREnERICK UAsyNANS,
Cprop'r Mner-' lloiel)
JACnB WINKLEMANN, IGrecnwood Valley
or Greenwood Brewery,
JaHN GEoROe,
August lIAHNE,
JosEPu WILIMANS, lCo,ono
fHAtLts 6ISs
7. BELAz. ! Proprs of The J
+ sst'. , c"ois rsderair, Plaeervl'e.
JEAN HUCHLER,
A. ~. WALKER, ~ Doraso Slide
q. ZRoIcKK. tirm Of T.. Poppe l. co., Oroyille.
JOSEPu GLAvEL. Auburn.
CHARLES kAsrELLG. Spanish Dry Diggngs.
T rE~,ISGER (prop'r Of bridscD Condemned Bar.
g. WoLLER, Sacramento,
X. FINNINGER, do
G.. RESAUp, do
CApr lIISp, Michigan P'nffs.
CAPT. +. e. MuNFDHD. Mormon Island.
Henry THTEL, (Repubcnn llouse,) Jackson.
THIS testimonial was not solicited by DIR Heini
mlnn. ang 7Gm
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-30

SKULLS AND Bones In sinking n shaft
at Murphy's few days since, the workmen
came upon the bones and skulls of twenty.
seven men. 1t was Mt first supposed they
were those of Indians, but afterwards it was
believed that they belonged TO white per-
sons The place had been occupied by Col
brook, who was hung for n murder commit
ted at Angels Camp some time since.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-30

SHARP PRACTICE The Sacramento Times
(Republican) proposed to advertise in their
columns, payment to be made only in case of
the election of Fremont. This proposition
was 80 exceedingly liberal that the Demo-
cratic Committee ordered their entire ticket
published in it.-Cdi. Express.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-30
HOWARD MEDICAL INSTITUTE
Co.'S ufice over Wines Il Co.'S Express Office.
SAN FRANCISCO.
Rooms NUMBERS Ia AND 3


THyUtS INSTITUTION il founded for the cure ot
SyphNlic aud Scr,inious complaints, and all
frrinns IT iie Genital Drgan- Of whatever nature.
Instituted Tor express purpose "f treating private
tnadlrs at the instance uf lnany medical gentlemen
uh, have sen with pain the mpositions praciced
IA. n tore ntnn ihove who h I'VE been the victims ot
I,,ny dyer -cnent- thnsr connected with it are Ia
p.as t.. tu n CERTAIN rxrnt This means of Introducing
/; l.. public noihr
Tn .-r apl,IA iug tor udyire will find constantly In
ntten imuc, n,ii III ,hiiily of nn-puted skill IN this
r,-- 81 c,,t pl,iaf- uni III be- dealt with in the
most honorable aid siFnighi- forward manner,
Fur the ptrt,,~e ,f occurring privacy Ia the most
l.4ilc. vFrni ilar lnents are arranged that pa
tai Ms VII ~ igld IN cOnlacl with none, but tho
Jfiir pht-iri"u
III utti,iIg tn ihis Institute will the charges
~. .ounlir un 'hi. ram mpnt sup 'rior Ladies' and
gentlemen v'.u tt-r. To broom. patients without
..ntinv uf 'hr Institute. can be attended
n their 30 id. u'f~
C.nanuuir.ii"n rom ail parts Of the country will
he ati,.icd ts "a "a pF,nnpu.s- Hnd medicines seDt
IT dr-ir,ai. ~ ,|4r','~ ~ "a tee of tn dollars
NJ ..iori- .id ,' .ulied % make the Howard nedi'
cai in-iil MIA. % ufp"rs to be, "A ph,lanthrophc
ln-iiiu e
con uHaii Is - Enghsn. French, Spanish and
q ,rman.
nm h.a'- tr1ln A. w.. tn . y. ". Address,
iinw.rl N,''ire ,H-liiu.e, llo sacramento street,
san fru,c -
unicr riy-icnn, DIR. X. McCAtFREf
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-30

KEYSTONE CLUB.-Wc are requested to
state that the above named Club, will meet
at their room ON Court House square, this
evening, at o'clock. Let there be a full
turn out Of the Democracy
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-30

A lady told her husband that she
had read the cart of Love-" on pur-
pose to be abreeable to him. 81 had
rather have love without art" he re-
piled.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-30

CALIFORNIA Express We offer n thous-
and thanks TO the proprittors Of the Express
for their generosity and promptness in fur
nishing us'with paper yesterday. Without
their timely assistance we should have been
in the drag
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-30
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION

FENIIE CO-PARrNERSlIIP hbeel ofore existing be-
q tween the undersigned. was dissolved b. mu.
tuo consent the sh ol september, IS56
The partnership business will be- settled nv Is. Il.
Bliyen X Co at Charley's B u. BLENiN,
ID. /. ROGERi.
ChnrleNs Ennch. Sept. I2, 1856 sl2.lm
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-30

A Witty ToAsT.-At late Fire
mems supper at Burlington, Edward
Bradley gave the following toast; :;
~SThe ladies Of '..6, like the firemen 5
bucket, peH hoopod, and like 6remen,
delight in the exhibition of their bose.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-30

Which causes us the most bother
the mails or, the females ? The
latter keep us writing letters all the
time, while the former delivers them.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-30

There is man in Connecticut who
has such hatred to anything like
monarchy, that he won'twear crown
on his hat.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-30
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF ST
PERVISORS, IN AND FOR
BUTTE COUNTY - AUGUST
TERN a u 1876.

TERN, A. ID 1886.
BIpwELL. august 18th, 1856.
In the M7tter Of Ike Dirision Of Ophir
Taunship into School Districts.
ur : ORDER u ny TUE ROARD-That Ophir
4 Township be and hereby is divided into School
Districts foil Va Ia wi:
DISTRICT NO |.
Con mencing al oliver Murray house. on the bank
of Feather river III nee IN Ravire or Slough, tu
nrs Cr,.tk. thence up Dry i'rces. taking The right
hand fork ef sud Crerk unl the line strikes the line
of ,,,dwetI rownship
DISTRICT NO =.
Commencing At tiliver dnrrhy's ho'ise. on the bank
of H. a,hr river ihe,ce running in sir light line by
aud in,iu Ing the Prairie li"uSr. "nu II strikes the
W,nnd,H'e Township line. thence down the line oi
district No.. to the place OF beginning.
DISTRICT NO 3.
Shall embrace All the remain Ter of ophir Town
shin not included in either Of the 6rst two districts.
Attest: u true copy. MILES Lhh IN,
Clerk OF Board Of Supervisory
ny VI. II. DARRAcH. Deputy.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-30
OFFICE OF BOARD OF SUPER
VISORS IN AND FOR BUTTE
COUNTY, AUGUST TERN, A.

II. lCOO.
BipwELL, August II, 1886.
In the matter of the Dirision Of Butte
County into Supervisor Districts.
ET Is ORDERED bv In" Board that from and after
tn. date hereof. the boundaries and numbers ~
The supervisor Districts Tor Butte County shall be hs
follows, town:
DISTRICT NO. !
shall he composed ol and embrace the Townships OF
orc, " yandolte. Ridwr and Mountain Spring.
DISTRICT NO
Shall he composed ol and embrace the townships OF
Hamilton, Eureka und ophir.
DISTRICT NO.
shall be composed of ana embrace the Townships of
Ore on aud Ken, h-w and Chico
Attest; a true copy. MILES CHAPLIN.
Clerk of Board "f Supervisors.
ny NJ II. DARRAcn. Deputy.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-30

Ladies generally shop in couples.
When lady has any money to spend
she dearly loves to take friend
along with her to see her spend it.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-30
0Iisceilany.

The most cross-grained are by no
means the worst of mankind, nor the
humblest in station the least polished
in feeling.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-30
PROBATE NOTICE

4 LII persons holding claims against the estate OF
"a james p. Hughes. deceased, late ot Butte coun-
w. are hereby notified To present them with proper
vouchers to the Undersigned ~ihin ten months from
ttis date or they viii be forever barred
X. HOBART,
Public Administrator Butte Co.
Bidwcli, Oct. Oh 1850. oh"
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-06-09
Pgof. Larlahee's swinaIs.

We did hope that the Professor would deign
to make some kind of an explanation in regard
to his transaction in purchasing the township
libraries, but we hoped in vain. He makes
no explanatfon-g,V no account of himself
but trusts to the blindness of party for justi-
fication; and he will not trust in vain, If party
machinery can avail anything. Not one of
the party press has dared, to utter a word of
censure, though the fraud has beenas directly
proved upon him as such thing can be. The
official papers, or file in the Superintendent's
office, convict him Of fraud or iiicompetency.
They show discount of but 25 per cent.
though others, buying in such quantities, OBJ
tain discount of from 80 to 43 per cent.
The only defense that he has pretended to
make was the publication of Derby's card, by
which he (Derby,) eXculpates himself from
any participation in the fraud, and the publi-
cation Of Prof Mill's card which gives official
proof OF the fraud.
We ask the honest men of all parties to
look at this fact. Are you willing to vote for
the reelection of man who thus speculates
on your school funds? viii you support a
party which, for the sake Of party, dare not
expose such a fraud?- Brook1t2le liner
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-06-09
Tha Stringtown Convention

I Our Democratic friends Of Vanderburgh
held meeting at Stringtown last Saturday to
nominate Delegates to the Congressional Con-
vention. Lockhart was there attending to his
personal interests, backed by the Sheriff, who
with his usual admirable forethought had ta-
ken care to secure the presence of large ma
,,jority in favor Of his candidate His reliable
Irish friends were there ntasefotsly. 1t is
needless to say they carried the day, greatly
to the indignation of the Lar and order men,
who were emphatically no sUhar. A commit
tee Of one from each township was appointed
TO nominate Delegates. This was COMMIT
tee very much like the Shcrif's Apollo Hall.
clerk nominating committec--tooo one sided to
be decently cross-eyed. They reported of
course the proper kind of Delegates. These
Delegates were instructed by vote Of nearly
three to one to vote for Lockhart. 1t was
noticeable feature. that only one German vot-
ed for thus instructing the Delegates, while
nearly every Irish gentleman voted for in
structings The Sheriff rather led the Conven-
tion by the nose. He is bound to lead thc
Democracy Of Vanderburgh whether they
want him to or not. They can't help them
selves. ,
ss. Judge Lockhart made a speech. Our Dem
focratic friends inform us we missed great
treat, and the public missed a great treat
through our absence, in not hearing this
speech. Il was a buncomb speech--a soft
soap. tickle-'em-easy speech, in the Judges
richest style. But we must close. without
entering into details.