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Butte record., 1856-02-02
Democratic County Convention.

The Democracy of Butte County are
requested to notice the ctll for County
Convention to assemble at Bidwell on
the 23i inst Although there is but
little business to transact in convention
the committee express the hope that a
full representation will be in attendance.
1t is the note Of preparation for the Ma
tional campaign Of 1856. The Democ
racy have high and patriotic duty to
perform From the County Conventions
must 60 forth the sent ment and mate
rial to compose the principles of the
approaching cont st. Let US bope that
the sentiment Of these conventions may
be that Of the peopl', gfoping their way
from tn mass of isns cloaked under the
exterior of Know -Nothingism into the
light Of liberty, democracy and the IN
ion-"One and inseperabls-now and
'or eyer.'
Butte record., 1856-02-02
Talsimr the Csnsus.

A movement has been made in the
Legislature to provide for king the
census the pres Mt year, doubtless with
a view to apportion anew the present
unequal representation Of the State.
There is nothing more true than the fact
that some of the mining counties, whicl.
have grown Populous IF late years, are
left comparatively unrepresented in the
Legislature. But the question arises
whether under the constitution, the evil
could be remedied, after tie census had
been taken. The provisions OF the con-
stitution upon lhis subject ar plan and
unmisiakable. The 2sth section Of the
Legislative d partment Of the Constitu-
ton reads as follows:
The enumeration Of the inhabitants of this
State shall be taken, under the direction Of
tho Legislature, in the year one thou-and
eigat hundred and itty-'wO, and one thousand
eight hundred and IF FIVE, and at the emf of
every tea years thereafter; AMI these emu
mer-tions, together with the census tbat ln y
be taken under the direction Of the Congress
OF the United States, in the year 1850, and
every suhseyueuC ten years. shall serve as the
basis Of representation in both Houses OF the
Legislature"
A strict construction Of tbs provis-
ion, vii not permit the repres' ntation to
be changed under an enumeration taken
in the year 1856, and The amount Of
statistical information to be collected,
although it might prove very gratifying
aad interesting, and show our rapid pro-
gress as State, it would not oonpen-
safe for the necessary outlay.
Butte record., 1856-02-02
pistrlefI,l.. t,ln stn4n.

A bill has qeen introduced into the
Senate by Mr. Vaudeville, Of 'TaaIumne
to divide The State into ConsresSiaual
districts. lis provisions are as follows ::
All the counties north Of Calayaras, San
joaquin. Contra Costa, Iolo. Naps aud Sono-
ma, shall be the Northern Congressional DIS
trict; aud all the counties sonth and exclusive
Of the counties above named shall be the
Southern Congressional District.
The bill is drawn in pursuance Of the
act Of Congress passed June 25ih 1912.
California is the only State in the Tn
ion, not divid d into G .ngressional Dis
trict, and we hope the bill may pass into
4 law.
Butte record., 1856-02-02
Lunctinn MINI c,,,,,,n.. ;. Y.

This company have organized fer tie pur-
pose Of Fluming main Feather River imnedi-
ntely below the junction of the North and
Middle Forks. The claim purchased last
fall, and the greater portion Of the labor Of
grading has been performed by the MessIs.
Hart, who had several years experience in
river operations, and who have been very sue
cessful in draining claims with which they
have been connected The claim is fourteen
hundred feet in length, aud the capital stock
Of the company is 00o0 divided Into shares
Of 81 900 each. This claim viii b. among lie
earliest in the river, as their works are all
ready considerably ad yancel
Butte record., 1856-02-02
Cnrrn.

4 person who had some very confused ideas
about the ri ght Of property, recently appro-
priated a watch to bis own use aud benefit,
which belonged to person at Thompson's
Flat lie was arrested at 0phir, by D putty
Sheriff Mclaughlin lie gave the officer a
fine opportunity TO dsp.ay his .leyer power
for locomotive purposes, for short distance
but the fellows speed and bottom failed, and
Justice Jones, the great terror to r4sc4ls and
evil-doers of 0r9vile and vicinity, sent him
up 'for ninety days
Butte record., 1856-02-02
EFu71estlet4.

The Calaveras Chronicle says-'sThe or
Derby and virtuous Community residing at
Third Crossing was thrown into feverish
excitement on Thursday last, by the elope-
ment Of highly accomplished, and hit erto
virtuous young lady, lately mapried, with a
gay deeeiyer, who had passed for an honest
MINER The Chronicle suppresses the names
Of the parties. as there is hopes that the frail
fair one may be induced to return to her dis
consulate and loving spouse Humph
Butte record., 1856-02-02
.gremrlnm Leels z. sE.....r.ssn.n

Such is the inscription on magni hcent
sign to be placed upon the building occupied
by Thomas Wells, Esq. as a law oIioe. an by
that celebrated artist, II r. Mighels, Esq
OF course it is magnificent affair. as every
thing must be produceI by the pencil of Mr.
Mighels. This Acropolis OF the law and muses.
will soon be thrown open for the reception Of
visitors We believe the Inv department is
already in succe al o9e lon, AN, W lr,s iiue
The proprietor If the other department would
interpose no serious objections 10 t e reception
Ct q fee
Butte record., 1856-02-02
The IECaias.

The almost continued rain for the past week
or two, filling the ravines aud guicaes with
water has carried g'aiaess 10 tbe great heart
of the mining coollnun.s =. and dus, into their
Golfers. Water IS agaiu 10 BE hal in every
mining locality, and from every quarter
comes the news Of prosperity Tie bitches
are running full, ana Te hope all eng d in
the ardous labor Of mining may reap rich
harvest. Then viii prosperity gain revisit
neglected scenes aud wre.the E..h smiles
faces long cloud,d a4til anA cry, IS, th cloud
less aspect ef Heavens blue aosae tn wiz
money be plenty-m Il look more pleasant
debts be paid-anl the world jos on apaee.
Butte record., 1856-02-02
A Cllpuer - I.,ls.l..e.I.

A sailor, who is p isoaer in our county
Jail, has wiled away the duh hours Of vile
captivity, by constructing miniature clip
per ship. 1t is an ingenious piece Of mecan-
ism and may be seen at the Acropolis Poor
unfortunate, ingenious, rougiSh Jack Tar
better hadst thou remained a son OF the ocean,
than sought to better thy worldly fare, by
delving in the bowels Of mother earth. The
last shot in thy locker must eross the palm OF
some land-lubber lawyer, ere thou scuddest
under bare poles from the port Of B.dwell.
Butte record., 1856-02-02
The EEenncss Route.


NJ. Scott, veyor OF Yuba County,
has recently made survey of this
route, from the Truckae N a5ows TO
Marysville, and reports very favorable
The Marysville P pers ire del9hted
and Mr.. AtcLison has gone to Sacra-
mento to bring the matter before the
Leeis aiufe, with the view, we pfesum e,
.of securing an appropriation for the
route. The Express hopes the mem
bers from the northern counties will &C,
tive in urging the matter upon the con
liberation Of the Leg stature. We pre-
same the P.umas and Butte members
VII d. nothing # the kind, AMI should
the members from Yuba, Sief aud
Nevada, unite in ing so, We still far
ther presume th,t the legislature viii
have the g,sd sense not to make an APP
preparation, for Tou which brings
the immigrant over the deserts of the
ilunholt AMI the T uekae, an over tn
Truckee River Mountains to the Sierra
New .das. The Truckee River noun
aims. beyond the Truckce Meadows.
have not been mined by Mr. Scott
ans should lie ever make a survey O..
them, he VII fnl as serious obstacles to
encounter in he coastruc ION of a road,
as be has found in the Sierra Nevad 5.
We speak from pers nal knowledge Of
the route beyond ihe Truckee meadows,
aud have no desire to again travel the
dreary desoate and barren region, with
its pestilen'ial waters, through which
this route le4ds, even if the power and
genius Of IcAdam had levelled the
mountains ard constructed road over
it. The State has already appropriated
100000 to build a road over noun
tains covered with snow for more than
half the year, and over which it is i'm
possible for even footman to pass du-
ring the wint=r. Tais route, as well as
'he one now proposed, travorses the
much dreaded deserts, and ara unworthy
iho app opriation Of copper as emi-
grant raads.
Yuba, Butte and Plumas, have
mnch easier and better route, for an
immigrant road, than either Of them
and one that does not require tn ex-
penditure Of ten rusand liars, to BE-
made stage road from Marysvil.e to th
Humboldt River, above the deserts
This route Is up the Sacramento Valley
into Inlian and Genessee valii 5, ana
thence by Honey Lake to the Humboldt.
fais route is by succession Of yallies,
connected with each ober, and tier
are NJ mountains to ascend or descend
which would b. an obstacle to foor
horse coach loaded with niae passengers
While such pass exist in our mountai9s
we shall object to huge approp iations
by the State for building ~ sectional
roads, ana drawing immigrat on over
vast deserts and mountains, in order
that certain localities may be benoittea
thereby.
Butte record., 1856-02-02
Froze Ills Toes.

orson Hyde, the Mormon saint, Apostle.
decon. elder, the husband Of forty wives and
the father Of eighty children, in undertaking
to cross the mountains from Carson Valley.
not long ago, was driven. back by the snow,
and arrived in the settlements with both feet
frozen, and otherwise considerably changed
up" A companion with him is supposed to
have perished, as he has not been heard of
since
Butte record., 1856-02-02
LoaTertFoDl Victorious.

The Coloma Argus, the X. n. organ Of FL
Dorado County, says-''the present legisla-
tare started off with any amount Of eeonomi
cal professions, but nevertheless losferdom is
victorious Saturday last the Judiciary com
mirtee Of the Senate, with tears in their eyes
applied fer permission to emp 10y a Clerk The
Senate itself was overcome by the pressure Ct
loaferdom and yielded consent. This commit
tee is lazy committe No. / No committee
composed of Industrious men ever needed
clerk"
Butte record., 1856-02-02
l. K @ Il AN G Il
B ANKlNG NOTICE

SAN FRANcTsco. Jan lst, lo55
Tue undersigned have entered into s. coI az
+. aip for The purpose Of transacting Le
'nate Exchange and Banking BasiDass'
aa 'er the name and style of GARRISON
GAN. FBETZ N RALsTON in this city,
~ CHARLES MORGAN * co, in New FORK.
the cash capital paid ia IS seven hundred
'uou7aAd dollars. t970O,C00.)
IA alaount viii be kept in the Mauhatt'n
. nk, New York, at all times 10 cover ouF
otia in case Of loss Of any Shipment Of Iraa-
sure
e are now prep0rel TO sell Sigh ESohango
On its Manhattan Bank or Charles sic goa
New York, also on the 1ianha,tan BanN
lie payable VIZ: at tle Southern BAuA'
j Orleans, La. Messrs. Darby * Boss
g =, Bankers, St. Louis, Mo Southern b "A
ri hentucky. Louisville ky ONO Lie l1s4-
nee and Trust Co, Cincinnatti Ohio; Aer'
1ants and Manufacturers Bank PIttsbufgn'
- to purchase Gold Dust Bars, Buhon'
int and Bank Certificates, approved seouri-
ties. make collections, and trausact all mat
err pertaining 10 our business, on the most
reasanable terms
C X GARRISON,
CHARLES NO GAN.
By his Ast'y, K Garrison
II. 5 F2ETZ,
" {. KALSION-
nl0-1m
Butte record., 1856-02-02
JaIl.

There are six persons now confined in the
Jail of this county, charged as follows: Petty
Larceny, 2 Murder Grand Larceny, 3
Four of these have been sent up from Oroyi!le
The Jail has been occupied constantly l.r some
months past. If the rascals do not soon cease
their unlawful doings the jill wiil be filled to
overa3wing.
Butte record., 1856-02-02
Ehnn,t DO II.

The State Journal desires us to give the
name of the peace officer mentioned in our
last as having battered Dutehman. How
can We, after the matter has been hushed up
50 quietly However, Mr.. Journal, you may
bet your life, without running any risk Of
losing it, that he BELONGED to the K Ms
Butte record., 1856-02-02
DETROIT. Nor. q. 1874.

DETROIT, NV =, Is04.
Gentlemen-1 have received your letter
asking me if am candidate for the office of
President Of the UnIled States, and expr es-ir 2
tie grati5sation it would give you 10 support
me for that high station.
While thanking you for this manifestation
Of Your kindness and eotilence, of which l
shall always preserve grateful recollection,
l reply that am not a candidate for the
Presidency, nor do | desire that my name
should be presented in connection with it to
The consideration Of the Democratic party of
the Union
am. gentlemen. with great regard, truly
LEWIS CASS.
Butte record., 1856-02-02

gss- The san Joaquin Il pu5lican says
Mr. T. r Baurs, banker, Of this city,
showed Us specims yesterday, weighing ) s
OUNCES, hich WAS taken out OF Nexican
claim nj Hornitas. Mariposl Co., short time
ago. 1t is almost pure geld, being very slight
II intermixed with quartz.
Butte record., 1856-02-02

In the Assembly, ia the case Of the contest
ed seat from San Luis 0bispo, the House have
decided in favor Of the sitting member, Mr.
Castro. a correspondent ffl.e Express says
the seat legally belongs TO the contestant Mr.
Murray, and advises the K \. $ Of the House
to be silent about fraudulent voting, illegal
returns, etc, hereafter, If thay Do not w.sA 10
condemn themselves
Butte record., 1856-02-02

~ We learn from Ranch owners in the
valley that the recent warm rains have had
the effect of starting grass in abundance, and
that stock Will soon be gamboling in clover.
Notwithstanding The anti gaming law. The
late cold weather has been severe on stock,
particularly SO On cogs.
Butte record., 1856-02-02

SUCH Coon what is the difference be
twoen nomination for Z, S. Senatar and an
election? Give it up' A foo eff not seve-
raj feet Hang the perpcrator Of this joke
with "a grape vine, = state JouoHGl
Butte record., 1856-02-02
For steemer News-see Third Page.
Arr:xai OF a..a steas..er.

By tegraphe despatch in the MarysviIe
Express of Thursday morning it Is announc
ed that the P. N 5 s Compeny's Steamer has
arrived, brinning in.elligeneeof the orgauiza-
ton Of Congress, and tAe Presidents message
No further despatch.
Butte record., 1856-02-02
MalI.er. " llsen : Go.

The readers attention Is referred to the
advertisement Of this firm to be found in an
other column. They nave the most extensive
stock Of Dy Goods III the ulIer country. Il
will be observed that john X. Mason, Esq !,
sermerly of B.dwoll constitutes the ''Ce."
Butte record., 1856-02-02

IT. By the Alta We learn that Capt. Purd
Lindley's new Steamer Young America has
been launched, and VIII soon be completed
Sac is destined for the Sacramento and Feath-
er River trade.
Butte record., 1856-02-02
Fnir p.opositio., for Re.,.ovaI.

Uncle Ben Bliyen OF ophir Township. 50 IS
he will favor removal OF the county seat, Il
the county VIII purchase his big wagon and
build Court house upon it, Sc that il can be
removed again next year, with less trouble
and expense
Butte record., 1856-02-02

". Judge Thompson, of New York, re-
Gently fined some iurymen twenty five dollars
for contempt in brining in a sealed note con-
tanning the following: The jury in this case
agree to disagree"
Butte record., 1856-02-02
6. Enrcntine Ell.

Cards have been issued for a ball to be given
at the Orleans Hotel in orovi!le. on St Val
entines Day, the llth Instant BY Messrs
Brown and Smith, propristors and managers.
Butte record., 1856-02-02
Agents for lhe Ra1.a Record.
Joe pRlNTINg.

We would solicit The attention of friends who are
in want o. Job Printing 70 the fact hat prepared
TO execute every description Of work in our line. in
style that cannot tail to give satisfaction. we have
recently made and extensive additions to opr
assortment Of Job Materials, and have facility for doing
oil kinds Of work a. m1lerls rates and short noee
Butte record., 1856-02-02

@~ Miss Catharine Hayes, it is said has
realized a fortune by singing. of $500 COO
She has yisiied California, Australia. China
and Hiadoston.
Butte record., 1856-02-02

5aS~fhe numbers of wild fowl of everva,
seription al this time to be found in the nom
marshes and low grounds near Suisun Rs[.
are Incredible. A party Of disciples, Of Mn
rod as We are informed, slaughtered aal
shipped to San Francisco, on one day last
week no less thau seven hundred ducks. e9n,
sistipg Of every variety which frequent tIo
waters OF this State.
Butte record., 1856-02-02
iSsiI 01I.-.
IEAUBIs, 1IAEC.tAr2 Is O.

IEAL38Es, EIAGC41A1D s. Go.
i. Street, near the corner Second atree'.
MAnTsv.LLr, (Also 1913. -t.) sacaAs1-..-o,
II HARRIS, u lto~ ana Eoeasr
L. flA NCHAND. t-sarar.
/ ii. MERRILL. 1te .s. au3 '.;1es A-.
Tie above mentioned 5rn bav.u ss-.,-
Themselves in -jarVssi.ie ia tie tn-i-5
r. rr10 rr1r~~.7 o-r----r~ -r-.~-7 ,---.
elt~1--i i ---sA r D. ..-1- y--, III, II -..-,.'
.7SS.fIL1'G GOLD .1.t'D ORES.
Of every description, are now irrrrsi
10 attend 20 any business ,tat may he er.-la-
ted 10 them, faithfully, aod witu despatch.
We guarantee tie correctue4s of ou~ As-
says and bind ourselves 90 psy All I5 aaes
Hhich may arise with aay of the L e.s-ss
Minis
RETURNS MADE in FROM SIX 60 T0LLTG
H0URsIN BARS or C9Iy.
Bars baav.ug our stamn. VIII be- RECOGNIZED
ana received aJ the usual rates ey BsaA-s
aud Shippers oi Treasure.
Miners. and lealsr- in God Dazt .n tie
Country, sending dus5 tous per Express, c-a
receive Teturus IN Bars or toin I'm return 1z-
rt'''- nus NIfttl- titt filsit ls4..f r1
sending their Dep to san Flaa
Oar terms for Aayr-, are the sa
tie san Franc $50 ClG
Il HARRIs, has beeu employed in 't j-
ei States Mints mt New Orleans ami SIN
Francisco, and also 40 tie several a.s.y l.-
aces in Ssa Francisco, IRON which he ..f
Certificates
D. MARcHAND, passed his ez7uiaotea at
The Mat Of Paris, from which be hes i'l-
pioma, and also Privte smp registered
at that ln-titutiop. which mases hrs ofrs r.-
cogaized aud merehautble in irgnos. Ns
hoid also, Certificates from ShipTcr Cores
pondents in New Ilrk and Phi.7ie paia, 7ao
have tested cur Bars ia those cities gee
fer TO the following named Gentlemsn,
Messrs. FoRBes 81 Btr- cK.
" GEo FIHer S eretaty sa
Of U. S. Laui C,Hm.s'u Faaros-s
J B, WIN & Co
Messrs D. O. Nl1s &Co
8 B f. Nsriys, e Ca. slrfs-
& J. NJ 5oo-- Esq .4su.
=" ''Ls9s AaA,ls Coz
Jan
Butte record., 1856-02-02
Democratic Go. Corive1stio,9.

Democratic Go. Convention.
The Democratic Electors of the County Of
Butte. are hereby requested to send Delegates
to Co. convention. to assemble at Bidweu,
On SATURDAY February %, for tie purpose
Of electing eight delegates to the State Cen
vention. to assmble at Sacramento on the 9th
Of March next The different precincts are
entitled to the following representation.
PRzcrHrs. 70. OF DEL
D'tNSlt -. 49, 49, - $500. "
Rock Island OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 3
Mountain House. ,
French Greek. Observation-Disclosures.
Junction III. & S. Fork. rk............. =
Pine Knot. .....................
MusqGito Greek. ..................... .
ky Ihgh.... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Ualon Bar. ....................
Fairfield Bar. Observation-Disclosures. 4
Pea me. --..................
Central house. .......--........-..
i NylndOtte ......... .........-....... .
Garien tnHc19..
Is hite Back.... ...-............. 3
hpacut ili5 5'......... ....--......
bypch5urg. Observation-Disclosures. q
High RUcb Observation-Disclosures.
Uphlr Ctty...-s..
Eafeiprlse --...........-......
Mountain Spring ilonse'' .... !
Scott ( FantIne's Store.
Island Bar. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
toroestowu OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 4
bingh2m's Ban. ................... 3
OFo i4eNH. ...............-.. ]
Matches. Observation-Disclosures. .
Evansville ..................... .
hAHl4Iob' ...'..-.. ...............-
Turner's Rancho. ............-..... =
Neal : Ran ehO. Observation-Disclosures. :
thompson 7 iEt................. =
MOTIFS LaTlne. .-........-....,... .
thlcu. ........-..... q
Jennlng Rancho. .................. I
| Couples Rancho. Observation-Disclosures. >
A4i'hiiiittl an. ........ ...-......-........ j
simmons Store. Observation-Disclosures. 2
Moore & Perry store. e...........-.. 9
-Neis n 8 Oar ......-- --.....-...........
Ntssilla Valley. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .
treuchtOwn. .................. ]
- 4''t-N ~ ii'e =
BrotAerjoHs store. Observation-Disclosures. l
Forks Of Butte. Observation-Disclosures. ,
iltiitVNH. .-....--. ..,-.......-.....
kuDkles Rancho. Observation-Disclosures. !
SiIs Rancho. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. >
Ae0DlA7OA '1ilt..--.-.. .............
q II C,r44.7-,.
Butte record., 1856-02-02
EsI1Y NG1T1EDS E4ROe
BAN K E Ig9S.
Corner Of Upper Plaza and First Sire
lI1R YSTILLE.
HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR
GOLD DUST

nai5~ Advances made on Gold Dust, AMI
warded to the Mint for Coinage.
General aud Special Deposits receive
Checks on Dfexel, Sather & (hr-e
S.a.NFR-9.trISCO, ATPg7.
REFER TO
oan franclseo Marysville
xelSather & Co, Garst & Gallowev
ktchie, ,0sgood S Co, Fall. Eckman
VIM Coleman & Co., Crafts & Farish
james Patrick & Co. Decker & Co,
Arlington Co, Treadwel & G..
4 I Brewster & Co, Jewett Scott
q s. " \ Bray, Cheesman & c.
harysville, Aug 81, 1855 Sc -at
Butte record., 1856-02-02
G . ID =

G Q Id = = 6
Advances made ou GH n n
Assay at one per cent, which i-.r..
cost Of Assayi E ana .ll otter e'ar-..
Alsp forwar cd 10 tie mint s.r cola
at corFespa ndine rates.
az B. &c0, nave Tr~saua~ v.-.,
1sEo OF the most approved oas.ras.a..
aud viii rece sc
CEE5gEzZGZ4 & s-7ZC CZN-s U-rr7
Half per cent per month chars ....
cIAL DEPOSITS.
CHECKS AT PSF
D2E%ELL, sATH-2 & CHI -o4
Sacramento City and ssn Trsac.....
Our Sight ard Time n ,ar M
AMERICAN E&cHAEa1 I4.r.
EET To.n.
Also-D1 D1EEELL. SATHE2 CH-..I5
GzGzgr DEzG--@ ga
New York,
Bo- ton.
Ph.lalelaAia,
Baltimore,
Ciuei7.a o
St. Louis. }.0,
Puisbu,g, H..
LoUi-y.lir, |v,
Detroit, Ilca.
london,
Fra kfor-on-thc Maine. ; r
Stuttsafd
Purch Sc Cert Gea'rs Of Deposit, i
taor hxcaarge at cure { ta.e5 a-1
fans4ct General Banking iaas
81 ~s8
Butte record., 1856-02-02
Evcri.. -. :. q.
Confesfcl E.-actso. -.

We arc nnder obligations to this Express
Company for favors furnished US.
Butte record., 1856-02-02
Il Caossnrr,
& ~ HISS,
C., F Lorr. ca. Colamiffce
\ D PLUM.
S. EwFR
BidUceH, Fc6 !, 1856
emocratfc State Convention.

Dem oCcotic State Convention.
II accordance With resolution pissed 5v
the Democratic State Central Commute. On
the Dist January, 1856 a Democra ic State
Convention IS hereby called to assemble Mt
Sacramento on WEDNESDAY,, the 9th 1av
Of March next, for the purpose Of eleciing
delegates 20 the National Democratic Conven-
ton, 20 be held at Cincinnati, to nominate
candidates for President ant Vice President
The following is the apportioumen OF rep
rescn alton.
COUNTIES. no OF D-r
Alamfda. ..................... I
Shaaor ..-...-...-....... 10
Butte. S
totuSa' .............,.... 3
/ alRVeraS. ........-.......... Is
contra COSTA. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 3
u Don ado. -................ q
uumD9iWt. ...-... ................ >
hiiiuith ...... )
Los Angeles Observation-Disclosures. s
Monterey Observation-Disclosures. 9
/ MatlpoSa. ..-... Observation-Disclosures.
I dar ..--....'...--.. ..........-......, 3
ieIce''. ..'''.... ..-.........-..
NHpa 1900. Observation-Disclosures. .
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Ltnrs sRRE

Gen, Lewis Cass has written the following
letter to a. J. Webster and others, Philadel-
rhia.
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FIRE PROOF BUILDING
FIRST STREET. .3 f2 TEi. FL7re
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A-averezso7aaent=
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lie guarantee tie correctness of our Aa-
says. and bind ourselves 90 psy All da eaea
Fhich may arise with aay of tie Z ea.ss
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