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The daily Butte record., 1858-08-18

FiRE.-At about 4 u ciock yesterday nf.
tei no u, n fire br"ke out on High street,
between 81 aud An aud consumed some
sheds and sbanIies, making n very hot fame
for n short time, and much endangeriug G
large b lex stable fronting on l. street. The
Fi,e ID apartment were out IN double quick
time, aud protected tho neighhoriug build
ing, by their wll directed eff rts Loss,
about Sl5, 900 -.NdtiOndi Dsn0rFdt
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-18

BtNpING ON BIGLtR 80 II i. stated that
Mr Secretary slant -. n w on the stump in
Kansas against the English 'ihe, viii. il
c lied uron, publish lettor oi Senator BIZ
te Of Ptnn>yvnIn, in which the aforesaid
Bigler den unces the President anl G ,bi ct
Tor renounciug the doctrine Of Iopu Ar v.
ereignty hut cannot vouch for the cor.
rectntss Of this report.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-18

TUE IppusTRIoUs --Gwin has often prov
ed himself an industri us Senator. co'or
cd servant brought suit against him for hi
wages in San Francisco last fall He went on
to Washington and on the adj urnment OF
Congre 3 Is ablc TO mike the tour Of Europe
B hold the result of Lccompton industry
and economy
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-18

gsu- Til" jurv in the case Of Bovce. indic'-
ed in San Frarci co for nm attempt To assas.
sinaie Ned MeGowan on Friday found dc.
feRdant guilty OF assault with a dead v
wsaron The Court refused 10 receive the
verdict, and sent the jury back.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-18

IAN unholy coalition has been consum.
mated. unholy rites have been celebrated
aud u foul amalgamati perpetrated."-
amsda GaEefte.
Yes, in Illinois, where vermined and un.
priucipled Lecomptonism has united with
the Republicans to elect Lincoln over Doug
as
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-18

ExpRrss FAvoRa Thanks To Tom Cnllow
OF Wells. FarVo's Express for the New ,k
Herald Day Book, and Times also for Ma.
rysyille pancrs.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-18

BsarHis, L ISpieNASr.-Mr Bernhisel,
the Mormon delegate. calls for suspension
OF public opinion In relation to the Mormons
He thinks the President has been deceiv'd by
"Court intrigue" but that presently when
the mist Of prejudice and falsebood clears
away his eoa~tiiusn's will appear to the
world much ahua people.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-18

Gss~ In Kansas two weeks ago, Mis-
Irene Baker. n girl Of seventeen. married a
man of seventy five from .dmiration of Que
of his political speeches. Thus is common
saying verified. "po tiles make Strange
bed fellows" The Loui1iIio Journal is
responsible.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-18

GEN. DrNvER. This ge,lemen now CIV
ernor of Kansas, was in Was ing'on when
tho steamer sailed. and con6 ma the rumor
that the vote against Lccompton. as IL IL
presented in The English bill. will be enor-
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-18

Ono TrLrGHAPn by re e-ence to n no.
tic" In another column It will be seen TINT
this 'cmrnny announce reduction in their
tarifnf prices.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-18

CoUnrs.-The District Court for Butte
County will convene on the % instant,
The Court Of Sessions will meet pursuant to
adj jrurnment on the Goth.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-18

HORRIBLE DEATH "A man who-e name
is n, even known to the miners around, wa :
found dead under tree between Willow
Spring creek aud Rhodes Dggirgs this
week lie was known to be very sick in n
cabin alone for several days. The owner OF
the cabin moved the cabin away. ard thai
evening wanted him to be moved away 10 n
proper plrce. but he refused and was fund
dead under the tree next morning 1t i
said he likely died for want # attention and
proper care F0'som LiPatch.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-18

QUerS Vie BrArEN.--The Newark .7drer.
fsser makes an nri,hmetical conn u.ation
that the produce Of single fly By success
i've generations in one summer is 2.Qso, $40
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-18

The Chicago Times says William Fitch. q
clerk in the rost office Of that city. was
discharged because he pok, 10 Senator
DongIos
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-18
N q TN rs

From nrd alter this drie no LeFnl Advertisements
viii he 'rs"rt' un'ii raj for. ro'tlcs1 AID Tho
ntrlcnl rrn''ar mrst he paid for on de iyery. Tie
shove viii be strictlv adhered 10
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-18

LADY FRANKLIN. The NJ tlta Times,
says; "Amoug the passengers last brought
by tho Madiuiua from Tunis was Lady
Frank in, vie OF the celebrated Art,c navi-
gnto. Her ladyships heath being impaired
she is revisting on these shores friends and
sc mes cudenrcd 10 her by rcmin-oences Of
the time whom Sir John Franklin was in
command of ship.ot- war attached to the
station. Every attention was paid to the
re peotod lady, who lett for Athens on the
third day after her arrival"
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-18
G H e r u B u S G o
COntrCraS Bau.

r, vt rHU A~rE BIY ROOM OF wv,
- IS iONG, iu Il.m ~ Ngie- "" 1,aa wv
= es.uue. Nrci~, l4b 1855. hnvtgJ - ~.
--lN pis,tl D. .,r-,. HIal nt"'fi .4- ''"', -
.N-elieHt - iur-"r r'.-,1v- The ~ d~r- tn'd " ~
.tA f.l.tt 700. it Do % AHrt- - NJ. .t exc
o., IA. .a..ls o.. iIn..r 9, be- r--.ni Wri
si.'ifla a.G tir1~7u. io- 'i.u. arc sit'e ~ ~
~ ul4t4il rH.d. rrt wtl o.. G.ul g" T-nsr,
49,. - .tt -r< q is uf 20 h't q i's'
$40 % - pNG t,"yft'''~
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-18

Es,- 1t is said that l. Twin Booth the ira.
gcdian, is about to lead to the altar the
sprightly little actress, Miss Mary Develin.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-18

THE AMERICAN STABLE ~ ENGLANp.-
Mr. Ten Broe k, his won race in England
and lost shree- having been d tanccd in
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-18
PEOPLES REGULAR NOMINEE
For County Surveyor.
d. E. II Z NJ TT = NJ G &.
Antelope Restaurant 4!
Corner Bird and runiooa streets
JAMES DUNN, Proprietor.
l. iii OF Ia = &c.
EACH UTsu Will. VF sFPNFn WITH pREAL
AND POTATOES tRbE OF CHARGE.

Beef teak ..................i2 =
] l'r< go .....-...... .........-.. .........l'
N'ib hil"'s e. -
Trpe, BrrIed or ir.rd............ ... IL
' iV~r 10 10 .....-...... ...... ...-.... -
Ma ton CnnI ........ y
Po'ter otse steak ............ .
ftlt1 D1lNhs. = d
lain s'd fAHt... ......-..'.'' =
Nn"l't ttr or rtrHtub rd q
Pnschri sgs F...:-.. ................... . b
'lNs'r - " ..''.....- ....... .-...HV
Hu@h AND Nj t.......- 80
....'....... -.-....'..'.. Z
Dly or MIX Toa.t..................... -
iI't Cake or rkOls................,. ...... l.
+or Pudding ... .................. -....... II
Ten or c h.t.............. u ......... ~
O nNIN gu.r l} 1858
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-18

GERRIrr SMirH - Tia in liyiluai has re
ce'ved II call from the peoples party to the
Governorship Of New York. That he can
be eleclel IL catInin.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-18

Tue Home or JUDGE CuRREY.-A mass
meeting was held in Solhno county, the
homo of Judge Currey, o. the 7th inst
Tha following sound resolutions, endorsing
Douglas and popular sovereignty, were pas
sed:
Res0lr'd, That in the opinion Of this meet,
ing it is advi-ab that a statd should be ta-
ken against the danGerou' principle that
the acts Of party lender should be eceivel
as the standard OF its political inith.
ResoiUed, That the principle that every
st tie should be lelt in nbso ute freedom to
determine the form ofIts own political insti-
tuti MS, aud that they should have the right
TO resort for that purpose to the only organ
of iteemen-the ballot box--is one THAI we
are determined to upho d.; md therefore
Rcs0ieed, Tint we c. Idally ratify the
plnttorm nominations and proceedings Of
the Anti Lecompton Convention lately he d
at Sa ramento
ResOiUed, That We deem it expedent to
nominate clndidttes tor county officers in
this county whom We can cUnscientlou.ly
support, AS men opposed to the doctrines VIC
cOndc nm.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-18


FRANKLIN ROYAL. ARC ! CttAprrR. No. 90.
viii meet at MasoLic tail on Friday evening Avg
Goth, NJ - O'Clock + VI. cenar"l ait.rd,uce
isparicularly rqn s'ei. IA GASTON II.P.
Attes', l.. W. TirrA~y.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-18
For s-rer, lsor. 7 irs' risiriei,
PETER FREER.

T'r Ir'ticts .f tie rerca
JOHN s. BERLY....FDWABD lD0NAH0.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-18
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Orc Telegraph Line

ORuvILLr. August Is. 1883
On auI after his datc the rates # larG for Dis
patches over this line have b o. reduced ais
Il q STOCKTON. scc'y.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-18
Douglas ut ITofns.

Senator Douglass opened the campaign in
Chicago. by speaking on the 9;h Of July, on
the occasion Of his return to his constituents
He met with n most en,husi sic recent on.
His peech was forcible ia its delivery, clear
IN its arguments, and bold in its general
tone. A corresp ondent Of the Philade phia
press says
'lle concluded by abiding tn the action Of
the small band of Federal fiji c b i iets in
this state that were making war upon him
by bo Ii the regular democratic nominees
and setting up others in direct opposition to
them. lie charged these de~erters with ha.
wing allied with the Republicans II insure
his defeat lie would always adhere to
Democratic usag"-, md ell such that Vi Ia
ted them in 90 1igrant manner he look ell
upon as being outside Of the party,
THg PRoPOsED NEW SrATE.--We find in
the Ontonagon .Adcoeate a call for Conven-
ii. at Ontonngon on the 25th OF August
next, TO consider the proprety Of forming II
new Territorial government with view to
the erection Of a State, embracing the up
per Peninsula Of Michigan; tie noru ern
part OF Wisconsin; ard Lake comfy, Mia-
ncsota, The Advocate si.s;
L, rhnps the st, ougest argument that can
be adduced in favor Of the Ir0po-ei ar
raugemeut is in the fact that, at every c &C.
tiou, 'ur friends IN WiscJnsrn aud Mlnneso-
ta are actual di-frlnchised from the i'm
po.sibiity Of getting tn ir retu IS trans.
mlttei in time 10 their present State Capt.
Ia aud that tho samo disaster has more
than once occurred TO ourselves at the Pres
idential election.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-18
Ter Cor,irtL.r

p Mac UT UIrE,.......JTRRY J. COLLINS
County Ponds for n Rairond tr Wagon Ronds--NO
- r'"ct -. V-edrosdav Serirmtrr 1.i IN
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-09

RrMARKABLt FEAr.--Onr Of the horses
attached to McEwen & Thompson's soda
wagon. while going along Front street, be.
tween Pacific and Chamber streets, fell
stern foremost through hole in the plank
ing Of the street, into the muddy depths be-
low. On men surcment If the trip through
which the animal itl, il proved to b. n lit
lie less than two feet square. We should
deem this an almost incre lib'e feat, did We
not witness il ourselves The animal was
taken ont from his muddy landing plnce,
safe and sound. though covered with miry
filth. This, with some little cutting Of the
harness, was the only damage done TO the
establishmcnt.-S. Z. WeydH
BIC LoAps -- The Shasta stages pass
through here every day crowded with pas
sengcrs. We suppose that Frazer river
! causes this big rush. In about four months
similar crowds will be hJcking back strap
ped"
Missouri CoMrHoMisE After being born
in Firginyah To he rarcl in Mizlouror
INA, m lkcs ''stant oT' and that's com
promise.
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-09
DAILY BUTTE RECORD.
oRovlLLE, WEDNESDAY, JUNE .. 1858.

BUsrEp on PUrF. a COOL story is told
of our friend, now of the Marysvillc News.
During his navigation of the straight-ou
Harrisonidn. circumstances required the
writing of personal pun for candidate. -
The subject was frighttully ugly, stupid and
dishonest The General got over the hand
mable qualities Of our friend but he sfHch
fast on the honesty pRlay" Throwing
down his pen, the sweating General exclaim-
ed, furiously Tell the ugly devil to 60 to
hi; believe he'd steal t. 1rihity jour.
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-09
- an H II n N q 4 500
LAGER BEER DEPOT.
Union Saloon Re-opened

II UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY IN
u forms his friends aud the public grnernllv
that he has reopened the UNION SALOON, located
Ia the basement Of Colon Il McDerInotts brick
building, Montgomery street. as place OF resort,
pleasure aud rdpose, and l. prepared 80 accomnio
date all who may wish to enjoy glass OF Lager OF
a choic" article Of Liquor or Wine OF the 1ncst
brands. COnneotod with the Saloon is a magnificent
slate bed BILLIARD TABLE with new balls cues
&c The lovers OF this fascinating game may rest
assured that every adoption viii DO shown them,
r. MAURER. Agent
Mays for The San Francinco Drrwew.
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-09

"Nor QuIrg SO BAD Tho BehY0Hfc
Democrat tells a Cd story Of Sam Bike
who has been down the Susquohannah this
Spring with a raft. Returning home, he
stopped at tavern, whore crowd was dis
cussng the Kpnsas question. Sam ha |
not slept the previous night. and was about
squaring himself for a comfortable snooze,
when one Of the loulest turning to him s'i | :;
Here sits n Lccomptcn man, I'll bet the Ii
quor for the room" Done says hi' OPP
ponent who was anti Lecompton. "N1v,
then, friend" said No |, 'in order to L.
ci1e this bet, will you be 50 klni NJ t. tell
us whether you are Lccnmpton ma =
"What made you think So" Sa t5i2l.
because, sir, you iook hh' one; ca Al
ways tell them by their looks" rcpliol
I. Sam answered, "Do "Ncll re to-
men, was on raft from Slov Sl'cto L.
riettn; have been drunk for typ y'-'
rot had no lea i0o,e9 u tVd rf,t
The Lecomptoner pai thrlillpr 49, .I,.s ..
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-09

vcrl-cmcnt appears in another column, Is Tho pioneer
advertising Phy-iclau In this state, has cured more
patients than ANY other Attention is called to his
Advertisement. II
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-09
- The Mustang Linimcnt Cures


~ The Mustang Linimcnt Cures
Rhcumatisiu;
Tia Mustang Ljni.nclt cures stin joints;
The uu.ttnG Liuimrnt cur Burns and Wound.;
TIE Nu ,i1t i.ilin mt .ur,f Fore, AMI Ulcers;
Tho ~ ln{ Linim mt cures cakel Breasts ana
Sore Nipples,
The NI+huy I.iniment cures Neuralgia;
Tho ulNt1g Lnimcnt care, Corns AMI Warts;
The Mustang Iinimcnt is worth
l,oDo,o0O DOLLARS PER ANNUM
To tho United states, the prcservcr and restorcr
ofvauahle horses and castle. 1t cures all sprains.
Gall4. Wounds, sin Joints. &c
win yln answer this question: Did YOU ever
hcarof any ordinary Sore, swelling. sprnin or slin-
ness, either on man or beast, whic' the Mustang
linimcnt would not clrc1 Did yon ever visit any
Respectable druggist Ia any part OF the word-in
Europe ANa or tmrricl-who di not say ''it was
hcgreatcs discovery Of the ngcy" Sold every where
Every rln,l! shoull ha,elt three sizes. BARNES
y PARK, Propoctor-, New York,
Park & WHITE.
sole Agents for the Pacific Coast,
~ Washington street, opposite the Market.
COTTON = McDEtNDrr, Agents, Oroville
or THETRtDE supplied GA the most liberal
terms aps 3n
~ Hostcttcr's stomach Bitters are
the only Z tters offered t. the public which ARE
prepared by scoptdo chemical process, and that
viii bear the test of Analysis, therefore perfectly
harmless aud at the same time contains all the
medical properties Of tonic, and IL taken MS per
directions, viii r. npge tho bllo from The stomach
and 'rc3 tn apostle, tmPlding healih aud tone to
the whole system, Ia IN amer that il truly wonder
hl.
Those ntors being very peaaan, TO the taste, also
make delightful beverage.
As there are several base limitations, purchasers
should be clrefIl aud take none but GENUINE
HDsTErTER's STOMACH BiTTERs. kept by all
respectable saloon keepers and for sale in qunnt
ties % suit BY
PARK 4 WHITE,
Sole agents for the Pacific Coast,
1872 Washington street, San Francisco
COTTON a. McDERMOTT,
aps-am Agents, Oroviiie.
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-09
Mrs. Wyer's Select Seminary.

Cor Bird street and 81 Avenue, orovilie.
Having made ARRANGEMENTS for the accommodate
ton Of few BOARDING SCHOLARS, Mrs Wyer
wi-hc. to Inform parents and guardians that chill
dran blaccd under her care, will have many Of the
advantage. Of houfe. combined with n strict -cholas
tic dscnline. Their moral training and physical
comfort, viii also lee cuefally attended 70
TrsNt Pc q N TER. so %, ~ 80 o. per- N rnh,
paii in aiyia-o. FOR further particra-. enq IRE at
IA, Scmip,rv. or d. letter, ear, Of the Hon. th.-.
+. Lot, oroy.9lo. Al communications promptly
attended to.
Most respectable references given. my9i
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-09

Information Wanted.

- ' sT'T@ y
VA ARDnE. ul salon, VI lss Is nnNiAu. 10 hem
from her Brother JOHN l~ErlI NJ 'KnLE for
lnWy -osidcni nc iry-Vill', and subsequently Of
Ornytir. Sh lull this rorr meet his we ur Of my
pnl41u who knnss 90 his whereabouts, his Moth, r
AMI 81 ter can he r"linv q ol much painful susprn-c
hvtct'ilv nv dr'rrd inrI-ul'tun 81 this office. or
Win j. a. rttrr.pn. OF rhonp,nn's Fiat. ms!tl
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-09
MINERS BAKERY /!
OR . VI l. l. T..
ST. ToL MD, ....Propri,tor.'

FHNHlS = THE rlONEEB BAKERY or Odo-
u NIliu aud ttc Irupf nor would pskLuH lodge
his THANKS to The people of UfDtc Hd vicinity, for
their patronage, sui Hpllcis r0httuuui VI tho
snuc, fte Ing confident Tint he can give b. ir salts
faction TOR tbs same money, thun my other cstab
lishmrut Il the khd In Drove. PIE~ IN Gle Of fresh
fruit of at kinis aud CAKES ,f every variety III
Low PRi ~, Gnu be Ind al his Blhery or viii bs
delivered M the doors of his custo niers.
Ofovie, Dec 80, 1886. d03l II
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-09

Is hereby given. thata meeting Of the stockhold
ers of the Freuchtown Canal y Mining Co, will
he held in the Town OF Oroyiic the 10th day Of
June 1855 for the purpose of increasing the capital
stock of said Company to one hundred thousand
dollars. by order of the Board,
T., 4 MCRAE President
Geo 4 GUISt. Secretary mylO-ti
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-09
To Rent.

I'HE ERt * IlDTEL At NANDDrrE, -,
known az the "ENcHtNdE,' WI be III
lrt on ga. mas ,s'nthir terms, II applied d
clr SON. rh' lni" - partially furnished, I'm
qu.re of J. 4 rrrp2htpn. agent AT the Miner,
Ranch, or At the Record OM.e, Orotillc.
May -, i-iS. my29lm.
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-09

Doctors SMrnL'A Jr>KINs have removed their
onIccto the county Hospital Iynrhburg. aud viii as
runl attend to all professional calls, da. or night
Fob Mn IslaNLf
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-09
rs Dir. }. L.,Ctapkuy's reputation i. rar

g > Or. }. L. Chnpkuy's reputation il rap.
idly spreading through thi, state an Oregon M we
learn from rehuble ,ourcrs, He Is pracllcing with
remarkable Success. md has dc-cr,edly secured
public coah lehco Those needing medical aid would
do well 70 call or Nrtcl at hi- Institute, IN san Fran
cisco we refer the reader to the Doctors advertise.
meat In another column.
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-09

SoAKEp--A whisky soakcr stole n young
ladies guitar, in Stockton, not long ago anl
pawned it to a pawn.brokcr for two dollars
lie wasn't fond of music Mt all. but he was
some on liquor. - Express.
Don't know. 1t seems according to your
own story that the fellow was just as fond of
"soaking" music as he was Of whisky
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Proceedfn.sof To-day.

IN THE SENATE to-day, a commune at ion wa
received from the President In relation TO an out
rage committed on the family of Mr.. Dixon. 4
Jatid, In Palestine; referred
Mr.. Stuart presented a petition for the estab
nshnent Of post-Ioad; referred
Mr.. Mason introduced resolution for com
mencing the sittings OF the Senate on and a fte
Monday next, at eleven O'Clock, a. m agreed to
MIR. Bigler reported a resolution LOOKING 10 m.
sale OF certain buildings in Philadelphia agreed
to.
In EHE HOUsK, Committees were called for re-
ports; large number was presented
Mr.. Blair, from the Committee on Private
Claims, reported bill to settle the private md
claims in New Mexico
Mr.. Greenwood. from the Committee on Indian
Affairs, reported bill to confirm the sale of ihs
reservation held by the Christian Indians in
Kansas, and provide permanent homes for them
Affairs, reported bill making appropriation for
the completion Of the military road from Astoria
10 Salem, In Oregon Territory.
Mr.. Clingman, from the Committee on Foreiyn
Affairs, made report, in effect condemping the
entering OF any i ,b territory with which
unless authorized by Congress to use the United
States ferces for that purpose.
Mr. Richie, OF the same committee made q
minority report returning thanks to Com Paul
ding, his officers and men, for seizing William
Walker.
Mr.. Barksdale intended to offer a substitute
that Com. Paulding's capture Of Walker was
without authority, and meets the condemnation
of this House.
Mr.. Clingman moved to postpone the fu,,ber
consideration Of these reports until d. m. to.
Mr.. Reagan moved to lay the report made nv
treaty on the table.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-05-04
PERSONAL.

-. Judge John X. Sullivan, died in steuben.
Vile, Ohio, on the I'D instant
-. WIN. Nj. Martin has been elected President
Of the Farmers and Exchange Bank, Charlestop.
G.. @ -
-. Governor Hicks, who 4. on visit 70 Cam.
bridge, expects to return to Annapolis to-mor-
row. t -
s, -. Peter Flare, of Mddletown, Md. has fall.
len heir to $4,000 by the death Of a relative in
Germany.
-. Geo w. Morton, Mayor elect of Hobokep.
leaves for trip to New Orleans for the benefit OF
his health.
-. Hon. J. w. Ellis has been nominated by
the Americans as their candidate for Governor Of
North Carolina. E-..
-. Col. Schouler, II is reported will return 10
Boston soon, and associate himself with the Bee
| newspaper
.... Hon. David McComas, of Kanawha count,
Va, has been elected Judge of that circuit, in
place Of Hon. George w. Summers, who re-
signed.
80. Petitions are in circulation asking Gov
King to reprieve Ira Stout until AFTER the trial
Mrs. Littes, or until fall and for a Communication
| of the sentence of death to imprisonment fo
| life.
| Manager Ullman to admit Darcie, the musica
| critic of PorteT's Spirit, to the New York Acad
| envy OF Music, has called forth decision from
| Judge Russell, i'm which he holds that to tn,
manager Of public entertainment Is given a,
arbitrary discretion TO sell not to sell his tic
| cts. IL he sells ticket. the holder may prpsen
| il for admissions but If he be refused admi ion
he cannot demand II III et arms but Is left 10 hi
| remedy by action for damages
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u The Republicans Of Vermont hold their
''ale Convention at Montpelier early in June.
IL The Dahlgren gun Of the l. : corv.,,s
Plymouth weighs IL, eco pounds
III The recent cold ''snap,, Ia, dane ,,ra.,
injury TO the crops In the South -'"'
IL There was a discharge OF ,,yo
and ffty mechanics from the Gosport NAVY YaTd
on Saturday au
IL The shelby Guards Of Nashville have -.
fered their services 10 the United States Govern-
ment for the Utah war.
Q~ There now in the Penitentiary OF Viz
ginia three hundred and foTty-six prisoners. be-
log more than wers ever in there before at one
time.
IL An exchange says a divine out West is
trying to persuade girls TO forego marriage. IL
says he has succeeded so far as to persuade one,
ana she is about 20 years old.
III There is a small tunnel on Hangton Hill,
RI Dorado county, Cal, from which one man
axe OUT his regular thousand dollars every
IL me pennsylvania Legislature has modi-
Aeo Ihe usufy laws 30 as To enable the lender 10
recover si1 per cent. interest and thu DriocipaI
complaint OF usuTy must also be f,Ied wIthIn
SIX months OF the transaction
IL The negro Crockett, who murdered wr,
GHmn al Aqua Greek, in December last ,y..
hung a. Stafford Courthouse, Va, Friday Ths
rope broke, and IL was not until after = ..cond
trial that the sentence Of the law was fully car
Iied out. 'a