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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-01-27

CtiVELtNN, Chic, Dec. ), 1861
On. RonACK,-Dcar Sir,-I shnuld be indeed ungratc
nl if failed to reply to your letter of the 10th ult,
nqurlng the effect Of your rem dies in my case You
say you DO not wish to publish my reply, but simply
to learn, for yOur own satisfaction, what the Scandina
Wan Remedies have done for ms. But, my dear sir
wish You to make mygtatemcnt public, not only MS Il
just tribute to your own skill but for the benefit of
others who may be sun ring IA suffered and might be
cured have been cared, For more than six years,
rs You are aware, endured continuous martyrdOm
from the combined effect Of chronic dyspepsia, liver
complaint, constipation, ard most deplorabc cond
ton Of the nervous system. During that time, en-
poycd the best physicians in the wcst and three times
visited New York for the purpose OF consulting the
most eminent medical men IN that city. III was
less. drSparcd Of recovering my health, and almost
wished for DEATH II was at this time your advertise
mcnt caught my eyes, and determined, as fOrlom
hope to try yonr SCANDINAVIAN BLOOD PURIFIER AND
BLOOD PILLS. Only five months have elapsed since !
uncorkcd the first bottle and took the fast pill Three
words will tell the result AN WE'LL: yes, in better
haaltl than can rrcollcc having enjoyed since my
childhood. My recovery, under providence, owe To
YOU. believe have paid You about thiry-nye dol
lars for medicine, and had every dollar been nUS-
paED, they would have been cheap. With deep graft
tuIc, Ismain Yours truly,
MARY ANN COMSTOCK
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-01-27

NUr,Ck .NoLlce is hereby given, That the
IN subscriber has been duly appoihted and
qualified as Administrator on the estate OF vii
ii am McGee. laie OF Salisbury township
e ,eastd. Dated o. pomeroy this 18Th day OF
LSry, 1877. THOMAS NAIfpkl'
3.w3
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-27

We NEED A THtATRE.-Wc sincerely
hope that Messrs Morris & CO are not 20
ing to abandon their project OF bul ding -
Theatre over their present structure, on the
corner Of Bird and iIuntoon streets There
are many reasons why theatre is "a de-
si,able property, and one which NOT only
pays "A good interest to its owners, but is
really "A great benefit 10 the IowL We are
tod by Mr.. Morris that even with the old
theatre, he rea lied in fourteen months
more than three tn, usand dol ars. aud GER
tainly good building, well arranged would
command the patronage of the better class
of theatrical managers and companies, and
would be occupied a large portion Of the
time We are convinced that good thea.
tire would be better paying property than
any other, aud that it would be one OF the
very best things for the welfare of the
town at large
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-27
OROylLLE. SATURDAY. UyE 9Th, 1857.
Democratic State convention.

At = meeting Of the Democratic State Central
Committee held IN san Francisco the 2Jth OF May
fhefHowtng resolutions werr adopted
RESOLVED. Thai The next Democratic state Con
sentUn be hOlden at the city OF Sacramento. ON
TUESDAY the l+ih day of July next. and thlt il.c
basis nf representation be follows. VIZ: the del
cgate from every two hundred democratic votes
,Hst aud one delegate for every fraction over one
dundrrd Democratic vote cast for AMY Democrats
,tae uficer ai lhi LAT general eleciiun-the Pr,s
Icati iector being considered, for the pdrpus,s Of
tbis resolution, as StHe officers
REsoLvED. Thal Messrs. Thomas Munre and Red.
inglOh ARE hereby appointed n committee To captps
The othcal fe'ur IN The Office of thu SeC'eirN of
sta'", sud from them TO make npa i.Noii~h the an
poriionnen of delegates To which the various cntIn
ties ARE entitled according to the basis OF reseuia.
uOn pdopted.
The committee appointed by the last resolution
made the following tea or 10y which The Democrats
otthe ,hrlous counllrs will be governed In eccting
delegates 10 the Sla'p Convention
ALFRED REDINGTlN Chairman
J. n WOoDsIDE. SeC'N Dem state Ccmiaf Com
To .ALFRFD iiEDI>GToN Chairman. Nc-Drar
SIR: me Committee appointed ht the recent me,iing
ot 'he u 'mocril State Central Committee 10 npp,r
hoh the dee~ntcs which each county Will be enlltle
To elect under tn" resolutions of the Central Commit
zee 10 meet ~ Convention N SACRAMENTO on the An
~ Ju' rroNlmo, have made the following Hppurtlon
ment viz
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-27
The Primary Elections.

The present week will close most of the
democratic primary elections throughou;
the state. The interest felt in these cleo
uons is now the cngrossiug topic, AMI the
election Of delegates to the different county
conyentons, than the fact is announced by
telegraph to various portions Of the State.
and the fact mentioned that they are favor
able 20 NcCorkle, or to Weller, for Governor
All such Announcements made prior to the
election OF delegates to the State Convention.
nre premature and made for the purpose Of
influencing the elections in other counties
These announcements are mostly made by
those friendly to the aspirations of Weller
and to such Of the oYposit; L press as att
anxious to create division in the Demo
cratic ranks, viz: The Sacrament Uaion.
t nj 0DtHe genus
Up to the present time delegates to the
S are Convention have boen elected from
nine Counties, as follows: Los Angeles
Sanislaus, Tuolumue, Humboldt, KIamnth.
Siskiyou, lumas, San Mateo, Santa cruz
Santa Clara These counties Wil cast, III
the aggregate, in the State Convention, 80
votes 81 OF them being IN favor OF NcCor
kle, and % for Weller. d legute. to the
county conventions have been elected in the
connties of Sierra and Calaycras, and the
result is claimed as being favorable t. Weller
During the coming week, the great M
jDrity oi the counties, and many ut The more
important ones, will eject .lrgates TO rep.
resent them in State Convention, aud after
that has been effected, some reliance may
be placed upon such sPeculations Unul
then, these speculatons are for buncombe
Those who were foremost in their endeHvurS
IL rule or destroy the Democracy, have heen
deprived Of their capital Lately, and they are
now endeavoring to get the control # the
State Convention by blowing IN favor OF
Weller
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-27
Trip To Honey Lake.

., u. McCuestian, and f. Payne, of Oro-
vile, have Just returned from trip to
Honey Lake Valley. They went out on n
trading expedition, taking with them one
thousand pounds Of freight, ;wo PASSENGERS
ami their haggage They had pair Of
light horses attached to heavy spring Wa
1ou, aud found no difficulty in going through
without unloading a pound Of freight, or
maing the second puI nt any point The
worst feature IF the road is the rock, of all
-izcs and descriptions, encountered between
rhapparel Hill and Soda Valley. Upon thi,
frriion of the road nothing has been done,
aud they report that the principal portion
IT the aGor 10 ne performed between those
points, will be in removing the stone and
learing the tack.
They express themselves ns highly de-
lighted with tn appearance OF things in
Honey Lake Valley, and the country through
which the route passes The crops in the
Valley are looking finely. and erdgrnnt
stock which was driven into the Valley last
all in poor condition, were excellent
beevcs in the spring, Snow to the depth
# six inches fell at one time during the
winner but disappeared in the course Of
twenty four hours.
Specimen heads Of wheat grown in the
Valley, shows THAI the soil is capable Of pro-
ducing the cereal grans in abundance.
Although yet green, these heads are large
and well filled, giving promise of an nbun-
iunt crop. Corn, potatoes, tu'nps etc.
were looking finely.
The settlers in the Valley, are ve'y gen
erAlly favorable to the route through the
Meadows. Soda Valley etc to OrovilIe, ~
they know it to be the best natural road
through the Mountains, aud j. supplied with
An abundance of grass and water. They
made the return trip in thirty hours driving
time.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-27

Pleasure EXCURSION Messrs. McCuos
tan Perry on their retarn from Honey
L" ke met party of ladies and gentlemen
hom Chico, who were on their Wy to the
Valley on pleasure excur ion They were
Travelling by easy drives, Turing th- trout
from the mountain streams, hunting grou g.
et'. IL is represented as the most delight.
fll section of country TO be f uua in the
mountains, with healthy, b.acing and in
vigorating climate.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-27
ECONOMY Should be ..Lc order
a. s..p CaN.

TT- -00-011-r N-g. INV % m m m V10I0T'Y
owner, %. o-o,,ur, ,n4. he ha. come a,c9.r.d N,lh
lh. n,c.,,ar, auu-utus ,o b4I'l uc.t. .l,tuam
HIRE P&Dpg >r,KH,ot .uNtEErEo.,H Hr'N,
at a. ~;NuLo -J per ccnl. br,H tne c,,' g, bItk
buildings, lhvr. d th'r,G1n ,no"lrd-'ot ot the
component purt-oI tJ- material nuI tr .u tautr ~
u.iug D.. he ctn dn t"mp.u on. Tho. d,-irou- ot
lu,ldmc Wold ,wrI lo ave hIm Il can Pans aud
Speculation, drawn W..G ul~pt,h. Anl 'gPaea-
tr'u- hi at the banking house ot H,d-c, y tatLoa,
VIII meet VII prumP, auentr"u.
jclou hl'NAN.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-27

SALE OF RAJ EsrArE Joe Damn will
sell this afternoon at 3 O'Clock on the prem
ises, that valuable piece of property on
Montgomery street. known as the ''COsmo-
politan Exchange" The house is most ex
cellent aud conveniently arranged, both
externally and internally, and is well pro.
vided with outbuildings The lot is % leet
and inches on Montgomery street, and
runs back l32 feet to Miners alley A
bagatelle table and fine lot of bar fixtures
will be SOLD among the balance. On Mon
dag Joe will sell tha "IIermitags Garden y
situated on the opposite side of the river
The Garlen contains some eight acres, all IN
fine state OF cultivation, and al fenced in
BLAcKBERRlEs are to be found in great
plenty, in all the ravines and hill-sides late
Nv cleared Of timber, in Santa Cruz county,
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-27

La SnMNAMBULA.-A mau either crazy
or drunk, and perhaps both, paraaed hiin-
self on the balcony of the Western ii tel in
MarySvile on Thursday, in state Of par
tial nudity, being minus clothes of any
description, but dirty shirt. Some of the
policemen got after him aud discovered that
he was in q somuamulic stata. from which he
was very soon aroused, and marched off to
the Station House compliant was entered
against hlm for committing nuisance II
beng considered criminal to somnamhullze
in Marysvillc. 'Nrce little teilers" them
Marysviliian-.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-27

WILSON FLINT This gentlemen, who be-
came 50 notorious yenr or SO ago IN con
nection with the Senatorial Joint COnyen-
tion has recently written letter to the
5. +. Chrouiclc exllainiu~ why he voted
against The Joint Convention Ia the letter.
Mr.. Flint, a- were, ty accident, casually
tells Of a little piece O: trickery which the
Know N,thncs had in contemplation lu TIE
winter of loj6. 1t viii he remembered that
in the Know Nothing Legislative ca"co~,
GOV Foute and II a Crnb5 were the Ir.nc'-
pal asriran'- for the United States Senate,
and that before Gov ote was nomluateI
Mr. Crabh was Withdrawn itaFpolrs that
the name of MIR Crnbh was Withdrawn with
the express understanding that sometime
during the winter another Joint Convention
was to be held, and Mr. Crabb WIS - hc
elected to succeed Col Weller. The Know
Nothiugs evidently ie.t that their ], se oi
otiice was short, aud were determined 20
make the mos OF what they had.
ALApAAIA.-The Alabama Democratic
Cauyeu,iuu to upmnnte a cruidatc for
Governor, was hcli in Montgomery on the
first Monday in June
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-27

INDIAN DDrREDATION> IN TEHAMA
Coz NTY The Red Bluff Beacon publishes
the following letter trum Aute,oEe Mills,
undcr date OF June 70 h:
The party LETT here yesterday morning tn
q on the Indian hunt. hut lett n parry OF
six cen here, there was an nnrm last night
ut che Mil party "t ludlhn~ enteie I
the Mill aud 'trnck n light; there were two
men in the Mill, Hopper and another m"n.
Hopl er cot up aud the Indians shot AT him
The ban Went through the partition. and
lodged ia the fl ur ut the side ut hi, bed. he
>h"t and wonnird two IF them. as We could
see from the blood on tnis morning, the whole
room WAS covered with il. The b,ys are
cut now on their trail. II is the opinion
that they wanted To >et fire to the Mill
Three OF them had gnn~.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-27

ACQUITTED AND CONvtCTtD james
Brady wnstlied on six different charges III
Justice Etliot's cOuIt, nn three of which he
was acquitted The charges of which hr
was pronounced not guilty, were:-one f'r
exhibiting deadly weapons; one for assault
to murder; and one for assault and battery
and battery, for e,ch of which he was 6nel
$50, and lastly, was put vnder bonds in the
sum OF $500, to keep the peace for six
moths
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-27

WAGON lioAp.-The Marysviile Express OF
Monday contains II long communication from
Peter Rice Esq, iavoring the route c'd
Gibsonville, Nelson Point, and Beckwourths
to Honey Lake MIR. Rice is spurrng up
Marysvlle to take the lead in the matter
He enquiries with some concern "will they
suffer it TO die and 60 by the board, as many
OF their oiner contemplated enterprises
nave done " Mr.. Rice is interested in some
fifty or sixty miOs Of toll road on that route
and hence his anxious inquiries. Marys-
Vile will hardly be SO green as to five him
$4,000 contract for the benefit of his toll
road. We predict that the good sense OF
Marysyile will let it "go by the board ="
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-27

E.y- The Superior Court Of New Yo k
has decided in full bench, that the note Of
a married woman, however wealthy she
may be, is utterly vnueless, unless her hue
hand i, able aud willing TO pay it In the
case before The court, the woman was sued
for the value OF notc $500, given for board
and lent money. \ declsIoh OF the court
Below was reversed, and il wa ruled that
the vi tp could not be "A wine against the
husuaud so that all no es OF married We.
men nre worthless, except notes Of invita-
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-27
Coun1A rrcn.nler., Nnlct.

'NUVIiLF, NU! I".I' ~
No.j,cishcr,Ly -I,cu. ,ha,aui i,r-,D>A.I..u tu''c
couj, Warrants, l.!ah., ,rom Id, cru.i Fund,
rrgis,,rra Octv,,n Ar l,r oay ol N.,,p.r l..t.
ANA rr 5,t Of prrembyr s5d tucm-nr 'nat thr
same vI br p4iI u. prr,eunf'ou ", tuI- oi.r..ar
after tins date sand Warrants Nlu cease, t' har ,A-
t.lr.t. NN lAruNONE
T,.!-Ir.,r I...,.. t.uuufs.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-27
D.mOCratic Primary Elet tiOp.

Notice is hereby given thnt the De "ocrac Primary
Elecipn Gr Orovjlle Precinct. lo elect Del gates I"
the County Convention to he holden on the 6lh day
OF July fext. will take place on The od day of luv
preceding and to- that purpose will 'e Opened AT
'c"ck of thnt day. mud Kept open until o'clock =.
NJ, in the trick building of Morris Dnwn"r.r the
corner Of the Piazza. BY or JO' :. GERRY.
TVONA- C>I Low,
JAhES HARLOW
Oroyllle, June 26. Inspectors.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-27

FIRE AT GRASS VALLEY.-A telegram
IN yesterdays Union, dated Grass Valley,
Iue %, says:
A fire broke out about o'clock Yesterday
morning IN wash house, near the + lst.
end OF Main street Uhlch DESTROYED eight
buildings, all small except the Western Elo-
tel. winch was entirely consumed, with all
us contents Totnl loss e. about ST. 900
Nr. liobh'r loss. proprietor OF the stern
Hotel, will nat be less than SS,OOo MIR
ski mn0's. - 300. anc others ) 800 A
favorable change Of the wind. which was
bowiug high at the time. and cxtraordl
Macy exrrrions Of ,uY citizens, alont saved
Us from general cohfngration The frc is
supposed to have been the work OF au ucen
diary.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-27

BI>HoP JAYNts.- i shop Jaynes of the
NJ Z Church. il announced in another col
day evening. H",s 0n his to Oregon
AMI is accompanied by the Rev. f Thomas,
Editor of the Christian .Adrocdte, San Fran
Cisco
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-27

LOLA MuNTtZ lit j. sad that the ex-
centric Countess is preparing course of
lectures, which she intends to deliver in the
principal cites of the United States, the ma
teriai of which they are c'mposed being her
,wn life and history, and her observations
upon men and women, and manners and
morals.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-27
HEAIsItIED.

At New Nor< at on Wcdn.-I.r, rh- 4u i.-t,
by the Rev Mr. Uir. Nr T.. t,ULt.-. ot pr,N l,,
tu Miss NA.Y iA>E T. A.E ot 'rW Nurk ftI.
Acoompa ytnt This announcement nne an i'm.
nensr manifestation Of the p,y hril,S CONS gen.
ero>uy, IN sh pc of gcnerou wtcne-" "t '~'lun
to take " Wa, .cir tar. rei1'i1ls ID. uoIgh bVt
happiness, and may Couz IL, muupl! and ryplcnsh
the earth
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-27
Dnm't lnrnNN N0ur Mome. ANN.

taken. co,a.r Of Uuu,oon,t and Vmtrs' >In
TAcy have ht3 over eleven ycar- eNJcIiturt ia tho
ar'. and warrant rretcf fc,urrN - oe as = d as caa
be lual~ GIVE THEN ACNIL.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-27
Drmoc,a,.c ,"..,y Convention.

The DEM cratic Electors oi the different Precincts
n Butte county. are hereh, reqnt sled To seld dele
gates to the Dtmrcrrt tic county tOnye' lion Which il
her hy CALI to meet nj bruvlle on Nondny July s.
1857, for the purpose of elec'i dpl'pntes to the
Stnte 'CnVenliOn. the fifteenth Judicial District
Convention the l4ih Senaoral i.i>lrlrt Convention.
aud for the on II alton II Otnt, Officers Accur"
ing to the nppori"nmeni adopted by the sl Conv n
ton the dif"rcnt Precincts are entitled to repre-
~ rnlnl ion : lNIlnMs;
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-27
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Private I}OaTdiug.

C,n be had az the house uuf'hW r~l corusr leVo.r
and Noue m"ry streets, wi b ron,a- t le. r.l, tru
.-u.u &, ell .ruI,i1ep wljo the.c vt,.. lr. ..ae'>
gentlemen Us, me case mey le4 Ar;H ''
NH0. rtLEN.
i.l - tu.- ------a.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-27
In Ilie iinln.

The friends of :. D. SNYDER r.rrctaIs au.
1,auucs buu s. candidate t.r A-- o. IH.s.t,,t, &.
th, nota.u.uau % 'hr I,r rocraa" ,.t',.I,n
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-27

SANFRANCISCo COUNTY TREAsURER
The Board of Examiners have not yet re-
ported the condition of tins uffice
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-27
DIR. l.. j. CZAPkAY'S

Gran. Medical and .urSical Institute,
Sacramento street, below NontsnHcry, opposite Pa
cltec Mail steamship CumpanN's ONCE san FRI
cisco California establish IN lr54, :or tho perma
nen' cure m al Private and Chrome Diseases and the
suppression ot 4 uackcry.
Attending an" Resident Physidian, L.J. CAP
KAY, NJ. D.. iate in the Hu garan Revolutionary
War. Chief Ihl siciun To the > tn Regiment ui uun-
veds, th-l surg on 10 the Military Ito pIlal Of
PrNh Hung r., and late Lecturer ''Discases Uf
Women aud Chldrru'
tummun cArin,s strictly confidential.
Consultations. by letter or o'hrr~I>c free.
Address h. J. CZAPkAY, n. u.
jr27-3p San Francisco, G hfnrnil.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-27

Ess- The Legislature OF Ohio has just
pas led an act making it penal offence to
use strychnine in the manutncture OF liquors.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-27

HupsoN HUDSON, the ex-railroad king
whose frauds created at one time 80 much
excitement, has again been elected to the
Euglish Parliament.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-27

BELLIGEREAT DAkKEls.-A San Fran
cisco on Tuesday, four negroes were "rr-s''d
for committing ass aults with deadly wca}-
onS
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-27

PgsAcHING To Moscow. The Rev, Mr..
Rurlop wiz hod divine service NJ the CsHrs
House, TO morrow at l0A O'Clock A. Nj and
At the Central Bar House, CentrevilIe, at 4
cclockr. NJ. The public are invited to at
tend.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-27

ALAMEDA COUNTY GAEtrrE &C. L.
GOODRICH, E,q has assumed 'he editorial
charge Of the Alameda County Gazette.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-27
dissolution.

" OTI'F i hEtEnY HVEN TINT the Co.Par
~ nershp h"rrtof rr existing bet N,r'n II" under
signed. prpur"rors of the NcrchIn' Exchange
saloon. is tins day dissolved by mutud consent.
DN ARAkOUSkI.
WM VI NSb\.
Anv outst1uding bills against the late f'm Of war.
ak"csky Mason, Will br pdi on Pc."rtn'i"n, 10y
me. !. DA \hAkOlI Ky.
shall continue business ut The old stnnd. VIII 're
shall alwns hr hrPPt to see my irie d. and admin
Islcr tu their wants eli ihank1u IT, the p .hiic
or Their liberal rl'ronaVr, hope 10y strut attention
Ia business 0rc1,1ye II cbnlInu nee OF the same.
OroNiit June II, 1857. ~
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-27

Orc Lewn...... ?;arden Ranch .........
RObiusOns Mil u thr Prpcinci go. -. 20
Bipgh ms Bar. 80. {? e .ntrn IIonsp......... =
Forhe' town .... ri Nnrhhurg ...... ......
NhIchtZ .......... IkDhI$iih y ''Ill
Evansville II " hlte Rock ........... 4
VHntire's Store ........ h"r"ker ....: -.
EDerprs" ............. ! Il hen's..... ..........
Nonnl IN pring iiouse Jennings Ranch ......
Reuhart'> Rar........ 1l'hic0 ........ 80. 3
hooreiuwn 2 hprokee Fht....
NJ ore' ill'............ Nelson's Par. ........
Wilson'S PrecincI ...... HlPrucr's Ranch ........ 3
Iighnndvile.... O.. n renrh'nw 80. .......
NNAndotir ............ HI~immunS store.
Honcu 1 ....u...... ~ -'ariShi w.. :. ,
French Creek ......... p d DgtOwn.... ...... 3
Mountain iiou>e ....... q 2lknnkl's hanch .......
blbweH ...... : lfelH Wn......
Virginia "ills..... .... rks Rutlp..... 80.
Martins Ranch ........ Rr"thPri0n's SUre....
PchVin". ........ Union Rnr...........
Turner'S liHnCh ..... .. q 'nnsnnvlle ...... ...
HnmiltOn ....... Nen's RanCh.
Faulk er'> Ra"rh ...... %kv Iligh o.. ..........
Thompsnn's FIHt..... q Nusqnito Creek ........ !
Morris RHvine ......... :"
Th' Committee recommend that the different Pre-
cinis hold Nrengs tor the election OF Delegates, on
Thursday, July ~. 1857
GEO " CR0SETTE. Chairman
BTlt" County D. III Central tom.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-27
POUND.

A BICk>kl\ ftlt~t. Containing three silver
= l"lI.r., lwo hat lars und tAd dimes 1ha
ever can have the same 10y proving pr, rcA! and
hnN ing lur IhI, nnirr.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-27

Orovllle, June %.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-06-19
From Kansas.
ST.. LOUIS, June 10

ST. LOUIS, June 10.
The Democrat learns that the Free
State Legislature met at Topeka on the
9th inst NO quorum. On the 10th they
went into secret session to discuss tie
proprioty Of Immediately organizing and
putting into operation the new govern
ment.
On the ii.h inst. the Senate elected
w. A. Phillips U. S. aenator in place Of
Lane.
The Legislature almost unanimously
sustains the convection.
The convention met at Topeka on the
9th, Lane presiding. Resolutions we're
adopted disowniDg the territorial govern
ment and declaring that an admission into
the Union under the Topeka constitution
to be the only method Of adjusting the
difficulties, pledging TO pursue the appli-
cation pending before Congress, believ
ing that measure as just and accordaut
with the principles Of the past legislation
Of the country, and will. eventually, be
conceded to. That il is the duty Of the
legislature to complete a State organiza-
ton. Other resolutions, recommending
the free State party to disregard the ap-
preaching elections and casting suspicion
upon any man who consents to vote for
Browne is candidate for the Constitu-
tioual Convention, wero passed and then
adjourned.