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Dalley.s Magical Pain Extractor.

There never has been discovery made In 3lateria
MedIca, hereby PAIN be quickly aaysd
and where parts IN high Stale ei Inflammation can
be 50 rapidly reduced 10 their natuiel state nor
where ~ouuds aid SORES can be SO thoroughly and
fapidy healed, ami decayrd parts restored without
titirf scar OF defect, thar with DALLET5S MAGi-
Cal PAIN EXTRACTOR
ln Cuts etuds, Sprains and Efni>fs--casuaIties
10 "hca catlren are constantly >ntjaei--tae action
~ ihe genuine DALLEYis PAIN EXTRACTOR, IS
ever tue same How much Pam and Suffering may
sot thus be prevented Moreover, LiieItsef is Of
Ten dependent npon having hand the genuine DAf-
LEY EXTRACTOR, and tor particulars OF which
respectfully refer TO my printed pamphlets, for the
truth OF which hold myself re>pon,ihle.
No ease Of Burns or Scalds, matter how severe,
has ever yet, IN any InstaHee, resisted the all
powerful, subduing uud healing qualities OF the
DALLEI'S PAIN EXTRACTOR
No PAIN EXTRACTOR Is GENUINE unless the box has
upon ita Steel Plate Engraved Labp with the sls-
natures OF G. Y. CLICKENER < CO., proprietoys
and HENRY DALLI.Y manufacturer Pnce -
cents per box.
ia orders should be addressed 10 c. Y. Click
ner and Co., S Barclay street, New Eofk.
Feb. 20, ISJ7-2m.
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kfHL PROPERTY EoR SALE.

THE subscriber offers for sale his valuable
Mill Property, situate in Colerain Township,
Bedford County, in complete running order,
having two pairs OF Burr>, and all necessary fix
lures Of The most approved kind. In connrc-
ton with the Mill there two dwelling hou-
seS, with Barn and all necessary oulbulldings.
The purchaser can have any amount OF land ad-
joining he may desire, under two hundred a.
cres-somp cleared and under fence, with first
rate meadow.
There IS also new Saw Mill on the premi-
SIS, in The very 0est timber region in Bedford
County
This property i very desirable, and purcha-
sers wonid 90 well 10 examine i, before purcha-
sing elsewhere. Apply either 10 JOAN CESSNA
N bedford, or 10 the subscriber
WM. CESSNA
March % IS57
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The Undersigned having just returned from
the Eastern CltiyS, arr now receiving large
aud splendid assortment of Spring and Summer
Goods, consisting, in part, Of Ladies Dress
Goods, black and fancy Silks, plain and figured
Delains, Poplns, ChalieS, Lawns, BrilliantS,
Whit Goods, Hosiery, fandkerchiefs, Collars,
sc. sc. Shrrling, Crash, MusIins, FIannrls
Tlckings, fancy and union Casmeres, Cloths,
and general assortment of Mems and Boys
Summer Ware OF all descriptions, single and
doubIr CARPET Chain, ali coors. Boots,
Shoes and Hats in Great Variety. Hardware,
Quernswarc, Brooms aud Buckets, Groceries,
Syrup, MoiasseS, white and brown Sugar, green
and black Teas, Fish, Tobacco, Indigo, Spices,
Dye stuiis. sc. sc. all Of which will be sold
cheap, as they are determined not to be und-r-
sold by any one. Thankful for past tavors, they
hope to receive general share OF the public
patronage
J. & J. A. SHOEMAKER.
April II. 1897.
Wanted, 5000 lbs Bacon. al Shoemaker's
Colonadr Storr, for which the highest Market
price viii be paid.
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COURT PROCLAMATION.

70 tie Coroner, TIE Justices Of the Pcace,
aad Ccaaobieg "a The digeraut Iowaships
IN TIE County of Beitorl, Grefjag.
KNOW YE that in pursuance Of a precept to
me directed, under the hand aud seal OF the
Hon. FRANCES II. NiHMEgE., President
the several Courts of Common Pleas in the
Sixteenth District, consisting Of the counties Of
Franklin, Bedford and Somerset, and by virtue
Of bis Office ofthe Court ofCyer aud Terminer
and General Jail delivery for the trial al capi-
tai and other offenders therein and IN the Gene
raj Court of Quarter Sessions Of the Peace: and
JoHN G.. HARTLEY and A. J. SHivELy, Esc~.
Judges OF the same Caurt, in the same County
Of Bedford, You and each of you are hereby re-
CURED 10 be and appear in your proper persons
with your Records, RecognizanceS, Examine
tons, and other renaembrances before the Judges
aforesaid, at Bedford, at a Court of Oyer and
Terminer and General Jail Delivery and Gene
raj Quarter Sessions Of the Peace therein to be
holden for the county of Bedford, aforesaid,
on the first Monday Of May being the 4tb
dav,) at 0 o'cloc! in the forenoon Of that day.
there and then to do those things to which your
several Offices appertain.
GIVEN under my hand at Bedford, on the
Eth day Of April in the year Of our Lord
1851.
HUGH MOORE, Sheriff.
Arrit II, 1857.
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DISS0LUIi0N.

The partnership heretofore existing between
lhr undersigned in the u-rcaatiIr and milling
business, in Harrison township, was dissolved
on the Is; Of January. 1881, by mutual con
sent. The books and papers ar in the bands
of John Snah, who wIIl settle all matters per
taiaing to tiir-arni.
DUFF, SMITH * CO.
hpril 10, I851@
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EEERHiRT, ASHCOM, & co.
Forwarding and Commission Merchants
HOPEHELL. P.I

tut II III, II.
Tue subscribers dong business under the Firm
OF EvERuAEr, A~ucou, = Co., are now prrpat-
ed e Storo and ship Fionr, Gram, and all kinds
ot Merchaadize upon reasonable terms.
they also keep band Plaster, Fish, Salt,
Rock Powder, &c, to which they invite the
attention Of Merchants in the country and Far
mrrS.
The highest cash prices paid for Flour aud
Grain that the Eastern Market viii afford
JouE {. EyG&iiAEr, Geo. r. BARxpoLLAr,
C. W. Asucou, JocH +. Lowsy.
Pee. IS, IS56-lv.
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NOTICE.

In the matter OF the distribution OF the funds in
the hands Of s. II. Tate Esq, administrator of the
Estate of Jacob Dieh deed, which was referred
back Auditor, TO make full report of facts.
The undersigned auditor appointed, viii attend TO
the duties Of said appointment, al his Office in the
Borough ot Bedford, on Thursday the 30fh day of
April 4. u. 1857, al 10 O'Clock a. VI. OF said day;
when and where all parties interested can attend.
JN0. 2. REED,
April II, 1871. Auditor,
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Notice

Letters Tpstamsntarv on th- last Viii and
Testament OF Thomas W. Blackburn, late of
St. Clair Township, deceased, having been issu-
ed to the subscribers residing in said township,
Notice is therefor given to all persons indebt-
ed to the estate Of SAID deceased, to make pay
ment immediately, aud those having claims .
galnSt SAID estate will present them properly
authenticated !oT settlement
ELIZA BL7CKB URN.
THO.H.1S .NcCOl,
April 3, 1897. E.rors.
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Booksellers and Stati0nCrS, and dealers in Music
and Musical Instruments, ChambeISburg.
Our Stock consists of Books, Stationery, Mu-
sic, Musical Instruments, Wall Paper, Blinds,
French, German, and American Ltho[raphs,
and Steel Engravings, gilt Aiou!diugs ior
Frames, etc. etc, Wholesale and retail. Dr. B.
+. Harry is our agent for Bedford, and all or
ders given him viii be promptly attended to.
March g.
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DTSSOLUpTorJ.

The partnership heretofore existing between
Michael and John S. Weisel, has bern Dissolved
by mutual consent. All persons indebted will
please settle immediately. Tke books are in
the hands Of Michael Weispl
MICHAEL WEISEL,
JOHN ). WEISEl..
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rSo Sc E1s Potts

j. just receiving and opening an elegant as
saFtment Of Spring and Summer Goods, rnbra-
eng al the latest styles and patterns of Ladies
Dress 12odS, TO when she invites their esprcia!
attention. lso superior assortment Of Trim
mrd and untFimmed Bonneis, Caters. Bootees,
slippers, Paasols, Skirts Hosiery, Collars,
Ca!r>, &c. SC
B-diotd, April q, 1877.
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NeE,rEG,E.

Benz. Fink ys. Preston Briles and lirl:ofd James.
In 'he Common Pleas OF Bedford Corufy vcad eAp,.
No. =. February Term 81 Febfoaty H., I>j7.
on petition OF Sheriff Moore. ino P. Reri appointed
Auditor 10 distribute funds amongst creditors
Ihe Auditor will attend 10 the dulles he above
appointment al his office in the Borough OF Bedford
on Monday, the 9th day OF Aprl, inst. d. 10 o.
clock J NJ, "hen aud where all parties Interested
can attend JN0. r. REED,
April ~, ISL. Andifor
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"a office

WHEREAS Letters Of Administration on
tie Estate of John Crisuan, late Of the State
Of Iowa, deceased, have been granted to the
subscriber: all persons indebted to said Estate
are requested 10 make immediate payment: and
thoSr having claims against thr same " III pre-
sent them duly authenticated for settlement, to
JNO. p. REED,
March 90, 1887. Adn'r.
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r--No HUMBUG.--H Il. HUTZ'S CELEBRA-
rFD Tetter Wash, IS the only safe and sure remedy
arsr discovered for curing the retier, Rinsworn.
Ind all eruptons of the Skin. It % inialable a
,oedy that perfect in all eases Of letter is
saoraateed, if ateutvelY applied In Ordinary cases
7op bottle will be sufficient 10 perfect cure. Ia bad
~sses. with letter OF long standing moro u.ill he
sonired Price p cents PR boittr, For sale at Bf
2 r Reamei's Bedford Apfa ., l>IG-fy.
Tin. 4. Bachelors Han Dgc.-No burn
os. biisjrrips compound could ever have attained
~ fr sefsal favor accorded 10 this Dye. the orie,-
., gersel tban he brown black produced IN the
re.Irst araye-i OF most lroWzy hair ty it, Made
ana sold o. applied, at Batchelors Wig Factory, On
T.ae prrate rooms) 223 Broadway, New York
W4. A. BsrcuELoe Is on the hox Of all genuine,
l.asrs are limitations. For sale BY
DIR. REAMER.
Bedford, March y, 1S57-Im.
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NOTICE.

4 persons interested, will please take no.
Slcr that | have left ny Books, notes, Sc, in
The baads Of JOHN ALsip, Esq, where those m
indebted are requested to call an make payment
without delay, aud save costs.
MOSES STINE.
April 24. 1857.
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Don't be AEarsssesgs

~ BLYMlRE * HARTLEY bave ius
u RECEIVED another choice Assortment OF
Fresh Garden seeds, including Chimes, sugar
Cane, Whit Onion, < CHOICE Flower Seeds.
A prl q. 1857
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NOTICE.

Letters Test2mrntary having been issued 10
the subscriber on the last will, &c. Of David Sto-
Ter Senr., deceased, notice Is hereby given to all
persons having Claims against said Estate, 10
present them properly authenticated for settle
meut, and oil those knowing themselves 10 be
indebted . the same, requested to raake pay
neut immediately.
DAVID STOLER,
Executor, Liberty Township, Bedford Co.
April II, 1857.
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CANDIDATES.

SAMi5EL II. TATE will be- candi-
al" for the office of Prothonotary. Register.
Recorder ant. lerk Of the several Courts Of
i}ediord county, subject to the decision OF the
Druocrat'c County Convention.
- Nr are authorized to annouuce JOHN
+. REED, ESQ. as candidate for Protfonoa-
~, &c. subject to The decision Of the De.nocra-
nc County Convention.
% We are authorized 10 announce JNo HENRY
= MIL, Esq., Of Napier. candidate for Pro-
ihonoiary &e, subeet to the dec ION OF tie Dem
ocrafic County Convention.
IL We are authorized 10 announce GEO.
". GU Mp, Of Napier township, as a candi-
date for the office Of Sheriff, subject TO the de-
ci2ion oi the Democratic County Convention
- NJ are authorized to anaouoee VIII
LIAM A. POWELL, as a candidate lcr the
Cihce OF Sheriff, subject 10 i}e decision OF Ia.
Democratic County Convention.
81 We are authorized to announce JOHN J. CESS
- Of Bedford Borough, az candidate for Sheriff
snhJreJ I" the decision "f the Dealorfaiic County
Conv-Hion. &C.
~ " ase avfhofizrd 10 anncGnce PETER
H. DEBAkER, Of Napier, 4, candidat.
iog Sheriff, shgeel 10 tie decision Of the Demo-
cratic County Convention.
u We authorized to announce JACOB
BECkLEf, Of st. CIair as candidate for
Commissions, s,fject "a the decision Of the
democratic County Convention.
55 We are authorized TO announce CAD
WALADER EVANS, Esq. as candidate lor
Commissioner, subject 10 thc GrciSiou al the De-
nocsalic County Consenlion.
IL We are authorized 10 announce ISAAC KEN
SINGER. isq.. Of Liberty as raGdldafe Tor The
Legislature, subject 10 tie deeisuu OF The Demo
cratic County Convention.
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Shoe. Glassware, and Variety
STO RE.
ADAM FERGLISnN

hasJ Just received an opened and ritgant assort-
nent Of goods in his line, 10 which he invites
the attention OF the public, satisfied that he can
Pifase ali tastes Bedford, April "A.
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list 0f Causes

PUT down for trial at Mly Term, cath day.
1851
VIM. BeiiZell ct al VS. Frederick Smith
Hezeklah Chamy vs. W. p. Schell, et al.
Saml Davis VS. John James
Z. Grmmiil < Co. VS. Ephraim Buck, ct al.
J Nj Reynolds IS S NJ Barclays admir-
w CriSSman'S admir- vs. Geo Wisegaryrr.
DR. g w Anderson vs. David Over.
Joseph Barnes VS. Nicholas Walters
Jno w Duncan ct al vs. Jno Ho1u.an, ct al
John Crssna'S use IS John e Clark, ct al
David MILESTONE, Us John Bowser, ct al
d Berkhimrr, ct al VS. Henry Yont, et al.
Susan Chamy VS. John Wesel.
Wm Bethel ct al vs. Frederick Smith.
John w BohE rs II Stroar. et al.
d. WASHABAUGH,
April 10, 1881, Proih'y.
4 SALE OF CONDEMNED MuSKETS
viii take place at The Court House Oh Mon
day Of the approaching Court. Terms. cash.
LEMUEL EVANS,
Brigade Inspector Of Bedford county.
April 10, 1887.
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LIST OF RETiILERS

OF MERCHANDISE of the County OF Bedford,
tr Tie year 1871.
Taas, Boro~eh ~ To,r0,aip. Czaes. Licruse.
Hedtnrd Rnronah
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~ We are authorized 10 announce JNO HENRY
9tflELL, Esq., Of Napier. os candidate for Pro
ihonotary, &e., subeet the decision OF tie Dem
ocrafic County Convention
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April q, 1857.

\. B. We have on hand a number Of first
rate Buggies which we will sell on reasonable
TERMS.
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- W are authorized to announce JOHN
+. REED, Esq. as a candidate for Prothonota-
~, &c. subject to tie de cision ol the Democra-
tic County Convention.
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Surplus applicable to contingencies,

Arrangements have been made for sending water
daily ~ glass after April l<f, the principal cities
OF the United sjdtrs aud it is tbought the revruue
ironi the sale Of water alone, will in a short time
exceed $40 900 per anugn.
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peal viii he held al the Sherifs Office in the
ZAP 7s -,. o. bedford, on Saturday, the 9th day Of
HUGH MOORE,
r, tr@'seT OF Mercantile Tax Tor the year So.
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leIIsburg, March 20. 1857.
STOAEW.HPE e.

CREAM CROOKS, MILK CROOKS OF all sizes,
BUTTER DISHES, from one to one aud half gal
on PITCHERS, all oil which are bes, qualify
For sale by ADAM FERGUSON
lam o. IS5-
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We are authorized 10 announce GEO.
W. MP, Of Napier township, as a candi
date for the office Of Sheriff, subject TO the de-
cl&son oi the Democratic County Convention.
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April 8, 1857
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$E.ryocES IL &gEasGSa.

March 6, 1857.
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March %, 1857.
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tEI. Spring 4 SJHNER GOODS.

April l., 1851
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lI0! FOR EANSAS!!

April II, 1857
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-12
Marysviile Items.

man named Hutchinson was tried in the
Court of Sessions and acquitted Of: an as
sault with intent to kill.
( The Eldorado whiskey mill Is. still worm
ing its way along. 1t has been newly axed
up.
] The Express contains very forcibly writ
ten article in reply to one which appeared
in the Marysville Herald in defence of
Greely. Ridge describes the old "white
coat" thus
He is one Of those visionary and sheorst-
ical characters, whose AGILITY consists in to-
tai departure from all common sense. That
he has certain kind OF ability no one will
deny. and that he supports his theories with
some show of reasoning drawn from disjoint
ed fragments of philosophy and palpable dis
ortions Of history, will also not be denied.
But grant the verriest madmGn Of the luna
tic asylum: his premises, and his logic will
be as clear as the monday sun, while the
conclusions to which it leads are as unsta-
ble as the mists Of the morning, that shape
themselves into gilded temples, palaces and
towers. evanishing suddenly before the ad
vanciug Day,
The Linda Bridge has withstood the rains
and Goods nobly. 1t is nearly completed.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-12
San Francisco News.

We gather the following synopsis of San
francisco news from yesterdays Erpress.
1t has been ascertained that two other
prisoners entered into the plot with Orlin.
ski to break Jail. Their names are James
6nox and Jack Shepard. The latter is one
of the ehain.gang
James E. huffman has entered a protest
against the osicial counting of the returns
Of the Fireman's election, alleging that
Whitney was elected by illegal voting
The steamer Surprise arrived, bringing
late news from Salt Lake. The last sermon
of Brigham Young contains the following
'sIn relation to those soldiers coming, they
never can come, 81 long as the Lord God
Almighty gives US strength to resist them.
That is not all there is no man that can
rule over this community but brigham
Young" The congregation shouted.
Col. johnson had arrived ut Hams Fork.
and communications had passed between
him aud Brigham, the result of which was
that Johnson gave immediate orders for his
men to be ready to proceed into Salt Lake
where he intends wintering.
The Mormons were stationed in Reho Cam
on. The troops would have to pass this on
the way to this city. A collision must there
fore take place. Agreat number of Govern
ment wagons had been burned by the Nor
mons The number of Brigham's troops has
been over estimated. IL is thought that the
whole force 10 much less than ten thousand
men.
The winter had begun withmuch severity.
Considerable snow had fallen.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-12
Grants OF Mineral Lands.

The patent under which Moore, Hen
shaw and Ord claim the ownership of the
mineral lands lying within the boundaries
specified in said patent, is likely TO prove a
disastrous instrument to the mining inter.
ests of Butte county in no inconsiderable de-
gree. Under the grant as they now have it,
they have an apparent right to pursue their
claim and hold the lands al against the
miners, but still there is further question
to be determined. If under the old Spanish
laws mineral lands were exempt from spe-
cifc or Aoating grants, then-the decision OF
our State Supreme Court to the contrary
notwithstanding-the claim amounts to
nulity, and would doubtless so be decided
by the Supreme Court of the United States,
this principle if it existed under Mexican law
being virtually acknowledged in the treaty
of Gaudeloupe IIidalgo. Again if the miner
al lands belong to the State OF California,
the patent issued by the General Govern
ment is an attack upon a vested right which
we hold as a Sovereign State, and therefore
cannot justly be maintained.
But laying aside all these questions of law
and granting an indisputable right to these
patentees, to hold or sell the mining lands
which they claim, or to lease them, we can
not but regard it as most oaerous burthen
to impose upon our mining population
These lands are rich, but sooner than pay
tribute for them, the miner would either
resist the law, or go elsewhere in quest OF
diggings. Many who would willingly par
chase claim of another miner, would "go
further and fare worse" before buying of a
''landholder." The miner who comes to this
county to locate would carefully shan the
lands Of Spanish Grant holder in pre- emp
ting his claim. The existence of this patent
and the enforcement of its holders rights,
must prove a serious hindrance to the work
ing of these lands; much gold which would
otherwise i5e thrown into the marset would
lie idle and useless in its earthly bed for
years These are the conclusions that force
themselves upon US, knowing the natural
adherence of the miner, ever Jealous Of his
rights, to acknowledge the claim Of a "iand-
lord"
In these remarks we have no desire TO
deal partially with the miners and unJustly
with the Patentees, but as the confirmation
of the patent seems to have been made sig
nal for the commencement of actions against
some Of the miners, which actions foreshad-
ow further litigations and troubles, and be-
lieying that these litigations and troubles
will work deleteriously to the best interests
of the State and county, we have endeavor-
ed to base our remarks upon fairness and
reason, not upon prejudice or personal dis
like
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-12

ENrITLED TO SOMEBODY'S THAMES
Somebody says the California Express, ought
to be very much indebted to us. We have
recently refused to publish an article relat-
ing to the county affairs of 1855, in which
q certain (then) dignitary rs represented as
sitting upon high degree Of self import
ance, feeling as big as bashaw with ten
tales, and dealing out frank and fragrant
injustice to resident of this city. The ar.
ticlc pins him to the ground, runs red-hot
iron directly through his vitaas, cuts him
into mince- meat, and then grinds him into
powder, after which it blows him away with
a strong breath of the most ipeffable con-
tempt. and then spits upon the place where
he was We refused to publish it, and there
fore are we entitled to somebody's thanks,
if he only knew it.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-12

GoNvIcTs ARRESTED. Two escape State
Prison convicts were arrested by our police
yesterday. Officer Hardy, between one and
two o'clock yesterday afternoon, saw Bill
johnson alias Edwards, alias Souther, COM
ing out of shop on the east side of Second
street. and at once arrested him. Johnson
acknowledged that he had been at San Quen-
tin, but said he had served out his time.
About an hour later Lieutenant Moore ar
rested q notorious scoundrel named Frank
Freeman, on street. Freeman, with two
companions, was seated on pile OF lumber
at the time Of his arrest, and seemed consld-
erably taken aback when told that his COM
pany was solicited at the station house.
State Journal.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-12

THE GOVERNOR OF KANsAs.--A CORES
pondent of the Springfield (Mass) Argus.
thus describes Gov. Walker;
In personal appearance must admit he is
somewhat inferior; he is very short, and
quite small. but on his little frame, which
seems tottering beneath its weight rests an
immense brain-pan. He weare q standing
a side view, but when you get q square front
view, his regular features and noble fore-
head speak loudly of his genius. His head
is partly bald. His eye is like the eye of an
eagle, and the angles of his mouth show a
mighty will, He is in size small man, but
in intellect mighty ons.