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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-02-19
Important from X ansns.

ST. Louis EB Io-M
The Kickapoo correspe lent of the Re-
publican says that on the night nf the 9Th
party, !. lea, ed 10y Charles Lcnhart, burned
the O fives OF DIR. Davis, and Mr.. Boyd. u
lawyer, destroying all their property. Boyd
Davis, Kelly. Laughlin. Lynch, and many
others. fled to Missouri. Great excitement
existed.
The Committee to investigate the election
frauds dis, horged Diffendortf
Report says that Denver has issued n re-
QUESTION upon the Governor OF three States
for the person of Henderson. who committed
the frauds in the returns from the Delaware
Crossing.
The Legislature adjourned on the 18TH
tional Convention bill.
Parti, Of armed men were moving about
the vicinity OF Fort Scott. No fights re-
ported.
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TO FARMERS.
CHARTER ELECTION.

NOTICE is hereby given to the qualified voters OF
~ the CITY of Evansville hat special election i'll
be held on the 10Th day Of Perjury, ls5s, upon the
adoption rejection of the g. New City CHATTER"
The polls will he open al the following mentioned
p ces, and the following name persons were at the
last meeting of the Common Council, appointed In
spectors Of SAIL election with powers TO appoint their
own Judges and Clerks 20 witt
fIRsT PREcISCr.-Ail that portion Of the City lying
ard beng ahove Main street, u qualified voters
BrIrtis. Inspector.
SECOND PRECIScT.-All that portion Of the G ty
between Man aud Division streets, thu qualified
thereof TO vote at the Youug Ameri Engine House
Vim. III. Bo court, ESQ., Inspector.
THIRD PRECINCT.-All that pOrf ion OF Z city he
low Division treet-inclusive of that portion Of the
city heretofore known as LamascO City, the qualf d
waters thereof TO vUi at the Union Engine House
Daniel Chute, Esq, Inspector.
Those voting for the ddoption Of the New Chatter.
will vote New Charter those rejecting the same will
vote '0ld Charter"
BY order of Common Council:
fcha-2W WE'LL Ill. WALKER, CLERK.
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CINCINNATI, Feb I5-M

CINCINNATI, Feb l5-M
Flour frmer; 1000 bhls sold ut 80 s5d
35 for superfine and extra white. Receipts
Of wheat moderate. Whisky better; TOO
bbls sold at 1s1z; demand active. ProviS
ions frmer. 30U, o. fbs shonlders sold at &c !;
80 hhds bacon sold 1T &c and Sc for shoulders
and sides.
CINCINNATI, Fe5. iS-r N.
Flor in good demand; prices firm; 900
bbls sold at 80 s5G3 50. Whisky advanced
to lS11l aud in cool demand. Hogs $500 %
and dull. Provisions opened active with
more buyers than sellers, End 100000 lbs
bulk shoulders sold at 6, and 80 900 tbs sides
at 77Eds, and some lard at 91E@sM, but 1t
became dull on Change. and buyers with
drew. and sellers became very anxious to
realize pressing bulk meat and lard on the
market at the quotation. Mess Pork SIS 81.
Molasses IS. Sugar 695I. AMI active, with
sales Of $50 hhis. Money abundant and
easy. Business very brisk in all departments.
Exchange unaltered.
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Calhoun's Letter on Kansas Election.

Gen. Calhoun in his published defence,
says he has written to Gov. Denver to pro-
cure the sworn statements of the judges in
the con:roverted Delaware Crossing Precinct,
and have them taken under such circum-
stances aS will secure a free and unbiased
exhibition of facts. BY sworn statements so
procured he shall be governed in giving GER
tificates OF election to Members of the Legs
lature from Leaven worth county. Ifitshall
as it probably will. place the government OF
Kansas in the hands Of his enemies. no one
will regret 1. more than himself yet he shall
honestly discharge has official duties.
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The RIVER opposite this place is still fall
ing slowly.
The weather yesterday was cloudy and
mild with rain in the Afternoon.
The arrivals during the day were few and
but little business was done on the levee.
The Stioto will be down from Louisville
to-day. She has undergone repairs. and
will hereafter run as a regular packet in the
Louisville. Evansville and Henderson trade.
commanded by Capt. Ballard, with Captain
Duncan in the Office.
The steamer A. o. Tyler has been attach
ell at Louisville. When the officer wen. on
board to serve the writ. the Captain started
the boat AMI carried the officer to Cincinnati
where he safely landed him. For his kind
ness in giving the legal functionary free
passage. the Captain was held to bail in the
sum of $1,000 for his appearance to answer
for contempt of Court.
Gen. Walkers steamer Fashion was sold
at auction at Mobile, by order of the govern
ment. on the sth inst. As she brought bu:
two hundred dollars, the sale was probably
a mere formality.
The following boats will be down o-day
Martha Putnam. for St. Louis C. Bealer, for
st. Louis; and the Lands, Susquehanna
Queen City, and Baltic, for New Orleans
John CAN'T for Nashville.
The Empress, from New Orleans, me
floating. ice in the Mississippi as low dowI
us Hickman.
Several steamers are aground at St. Loui
in consequence of the rapid fall OF the river
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The Wentl,er.


FEBRUARY.l Is -Telegraphed this mornin
ut o'clock by the Z. & W. line.
Evansville-Cioudy; mer 81.
Vineennes-Cloudy; mer 20.
Prairie du Chien-Cioudy; mer Is.
Portage City-Cloudy; mer Is.
Milwaukee Clou iy; mer 10.
Chicago-Cloudy; mer %.
Dnbuque-Cloudy; mer 10.
.IanesyiIle- Cloudy; mer 90.
Springfield lll--Cloudy: mer "a
Fulton Clear; mer IL.
Burlington-C Cloudy mer IL.
Rock Island-Clear.
Tolcdo- Cloudy: mer 90.
Detroit-Cloudy; mer 10.
Buffllo-Clear; mer 10.
COlumbus-C Clear; mer IL.
Cleveland-Cloudy; mer II.
Louisville-Clear; me- 81
st. Louis-Raining; mer 30.
Indianapolis-Cloudy; mer 20.
Booneville-Cloudy; -ner 30.
New O:leans-Ciear; mer 50.
Vicksourg- Cloudy: mer 81.
Nashville-Hazy; mer 40.
Tuscumbia- Hay.
Memphis Cloudy; mer So.
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Fire.
NEW YORK, Feb Is-M

Nos. SO and IS, Maiden Lane, were des-
troyed by ire last night. The first was oc-
tuPied by Windle IL Co.. house iurni>hcrs,
aud Charles Ahrenfeli, china ware dealer
Windlc's loss is SI0J.010- fully insured. =
Ahren6ed's loss Sl2o, D00-insured for $I00,
go. No. IS was occupied by Fleet, Cloth
Ter. Stock nearly saved. No. %, Liter J
street, was also destroyed occupied by Ed
ward Hem importer OF fancy goods. Loss
$4O.OOO; iuLy insured.
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AN ORDINANCE

To prescribe the time within which real estate may he
sold for the pa yment OF City Taxes assessed thereOn
SECTION I. Be ii ordained Nv the Common Council
the City of Evansville, that from aud after the pas
sage of tis Ordinance. il sha II and NAV be lawful for
the City Collector at time after the r Monday in
October and before the second Monday OF Mar-h Of
each year to the taxes assessed, real estate,
either y the sezu eand sale of the goods and chaites
of the owner claimant thereof, ly selling the lot
piece IF ground itse upon which the tax remains
unpaid 81 much thereof may he sssaTy 10 pay
such taxes and costs Of advertising and sale.
Attest: JOHN UEWsON, Mayor.
WELL III. WALKER. Clerk, fen9
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RAILROAD RECEIPTS.

February lSth.-2 csks liquor. Bement q
Viele: bx II II glods. l trunk. c Sorenson
$50 bbls pork. + G. O'Riley; 81 bbls -four.
fire front castings, A Crane; 81 bush wheat
Brown & Altman: s bbls -four. Geo Foster
q Co; car load chickens. z q O'Riley i cal
load bbls, J S Jaquess; AZ bbls whisky. Ills
g. IIowes; 20 ,acks wheat, 45 sack wheat, "a
sacks wheat Iolehart Bros.
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River News.

PrTTsBrRo, Feb. ls-Rivcr unchanced.
Navigation suspended.
LocEvILLE Feb. Is M-River stationary;
I've feet in the canal.
CIScSSATI, Feb. ls-- River has risen ,hree
inches daring the last ~ hours Wss,her
eloody; ner clear.
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SEALED PROPOSALS

"ILL Re received by the City Council nj the
w ONCE Of The unders gnei, until SaturdaV Feb.
rusry H. 1853 for the hllins Of Lots No. II, 70 g.
In BLOCK No. j, urth Enlargement, the earth for the
6hne W a. the same 70 re taEen fro FIRST, between
Canal and Sixth Ereete. Larssoo City, -
fec0lv WELL II. WALKER, Clerk
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T. RES.

For any information or through tickets apply
Companys Transportation Office, head Of Locust stree
Evansville.
...... JOHN INGLE,
.-.. superintendent
TT Henderson numerical, Mt Vernon Advocate
Evansville Enquirer and Mt. Carmel Register take gu
forner advertisement and copy. nOvlS.h
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New YcRK, Feb. 1S-P. N.
Cincinnati Markets.

John Brewer. an eminent merchant, COM
mitted suicide this morning by hanging.
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THE ikit Liz.
Arrivals and Departures.
(rrsm p. G. 0'Riley & Co. q Legister.l
FEBRUARY ls

FEBRUARY ~.
RaIublic, New Orleans to Louisville.
Union, Green river to Evansville.
Bracelet. Green river tn Evansville.
Dunleith, Nashville to Cincinnati.
Greet Western, Cincinnati to New Orleans.
j. IT. Done, CARR to Evansville.
r. II. winslnw, New d leans to Cincinnati.
Diana, Ne~ Orleans to Louisville.
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NEW GOODS!

XVyE are receiving our FALL STOCK OF GOODS,
NJ Consisting In part of Dress Silks, French aud
English Merinoes, Muslin Delanes, Cashmeres Oing-
hams, Prints, Flannels Blankets, extra size; Ercha,
Wooden and Stella Shawis Cloths, Cassmers; Man
tillas. new vie; Cloaks at all prices; Clinical scfs
Gloves, Hosiery, Beached ard Brown Sheetings, Car
Window Curtains.
Our stock is now well assorted, and we invite The
public TO give US call and examine our goods
sept2l j. OAhbbf sun
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COAL!! COAL!! COAL!n

JCSTlCE WILL AND SHALL BE DONE"
HAVE just erected a Fart ank 5 Scale ID, the mr.
lpose Of weighing Ey coal. shall sell nv cal ~
weight, according 10 the law Of the State i have q
large stock OF superior quality of PiIlSburg Coal and
invite all my friends 10 give me call and try H. I
have heen eighteen years in the business and Profess
70 be Judge The price Of coal is s per ushel
~ orders ier at the Gas Company's Ofce between
Store, on Water street. OF at NY Coal Office a: the La
masco Wharf, will I've attended All coal M ust hx
paid Tor when ordered, in nkable Currency
dec23 T.. ANDREW HTTCnRSOy
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RAIL r O AID.
For Louisville. Cincinnati. st. Louis, Indian
apOiis aud the East
CHANGE OF TIME.

AN and after this date, the Mail Passenge ger train will
~ leave evansville at 3 o'clock and 20 minutes p.
~, making close connection Vncennes with trains
East and est the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad for
Louisville Cincinnati, 81 Louis and Cairo, and arrive
Al Terre iIlute az .elnP. VI. Connecting direct with
Express trains for Indianapolis, Cleveland and the
East, ~ Il for Chicago AMI Central Illinois
RETURNING-Iesl TeIre llaute AZ 400 p. NJ.
vircennes 1s, and arrive at Evansville at lO;t3
Z. M.
Freight trains with passenger car a,tached) run as
follows: Leave Evansville at t:G A. NJ, Arrive AZ
Terre Iaute al IN: T. ~, Leave Tere llaute at 6:i0
A NJ Arrive at Evansville lao L. u.
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ssUNDRIES
- Is ,ndn Extra fine free trade Cigars;
20 GrOss Pint Fasxs:
rs Boxes Essence Coffee;
20 doz I. ID. Half Bushel Measures;
81 do Washhoards;
Is do Peck and Half Peck Measures;
20 Boxes German Soap; reed and for sale ny
auc2a I.& ID. HEIMANN-
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HAIRY SALT
~ 100 ibis. superior to any other kind for sale by
jan IL GEO. FOSTER co.
SUNDRIES.-
- 81 bills Tanners OIL;
A. colts Manilla Rope, large sire:
81 boxes Chee-e;
IS sacks fine Liverpool Salt;
30 hOx-s lie rings;
1900 bundles Wrapping Paper;
~ gross Bonnet BOarls, IN store and for sale by
feip) TEI\EY AZ SnRENSOE.
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LAND FOR SALE.

>HE Subscriber offers for sale 20 ares OF first r,,.
upland, situated * miles from West Franklin.
Posey county Ind, IS acres are cleared and the re-,
mainder is covered with heavy timLer
For terms, &c, enquire az the subscriber On TIA
property or 70 j. B. Campbell near the premises
ian ls-dSvsw . L. MARTIN
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ELECTION NOTICE.

SUGAK AND TEAS
- Best grades Of White and Brown SUGARS;
great variety Of superior TEAS, for sale by
aupriI SAM. vICkERY.
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OAAA WHOLE, half and quarter boxes sar
$OOO dimes. Just received by
r. ". COOK ~ SOW.
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-21
Insolvency Notice.

STArE OF CALIF0RNIA-COUNTY OF BUTTE
- District Court. Fifteenth Judicial Dsirdt. In
the matter Of the petition or Reael Grldley, an
ins0iyent debtor. In pursuance Of an order made
~ The said District Court. at chambers by the Hon
warren I. Sexton. the Judge thereof. on the 2Oih
day OF July, ID. 1856 Notice Is hereby gwen. TO
the creditors of said petitioner ia insolvency heue
Z. GndleyJ TO be ann appear before the Judge OF
said Court al orovlle, ON the fourth Monday OF Au
gust, A. D. lSSs, then ond there 10 shaw cnuse AIRY
there be, why an assignment OF said insoivenis e.
tate should not be made, and he he discharged rom
ms debts and liabilities And it Is further ordefeu
that all proceedings against said insolNeut be stay cd
by order OF the Court.
Witness my hand and the seal of said Court anxed,
this The 2ith day OF July. A. d. 1855.
tsEALl NJ. Ii. DARRACH, CLERK,
A. MAuRiox, Js., Attorney N2I
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-21

How WEED OvERREACnED HIMsELF.-
The New York correspondent of the Phila
delphia M,renry tells the following story
about Weed and Fillmore,
heard good story the other day; not
exactly local, but emihently national, as it
involves famous politician and an ex Pres
ident, who hate each other tremendously.
Two or three years ago the railroad routes
between Albany and Buffalo we're consolida.
ted, you remember, under the title Of the
New York Central Thurlow Weed of the
Albany Fpening Journal. engineered the
matter through the Legislature, and for this
service was TO receive the handsome sum OF
81, 1000; of which Erastus Corni' & was to
furnish $4,000. and Dean Richmond $4,000.
The plan succeeded. and the money was
paid over. But Mr. Weed didn't think il
would look we'll to have the stock stand In
his own name he had it made over TO an
old and very particular friend Of his, MIR
Mcintosh, who had made money as rail
road contractor. 1t was understood between
| the parties that McIntosh was TO hold the
stock, and then quietly make it over to
Weed. But. unluckily, Mcintosh died sud-
denly, one fine day, and forgot to leave
will. So the administrators, in making uT
an account of the assets, stumbled upon the
certificate for the $4,000. and put them
down to McIntosh's credit, supposipg. oi
course. they we're his.
The debts were paid, and handsome bal
auce was left for the widow, the attractive
Mrs Mcintosh, who was married few weeks
ago TO ex. President Fillmore Thurlow':
SIS. 900 went along with the widow, into the
arms of the man whom Thurlow hates prob
ably as badly as one man can hate another
For politico scandslous yarn II is not bad
and makes fun.
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-21
Sheriff Sale.
~ VIRTUE OF A Decretal Order

ESH VIRTUE OF Decretal Order
~ issned OF the District Court Of the Fifteenth
Judicial District in and for the County of Butte and
state of CALIFORNIA. against WILLIAM HESSE, and
in favor of. H. STEWART. and CHARLES STEW
ART, for the sum of Three Hundred and Fifty three
1858 Oo Dollars principle debt with interest there
on at the rate of three per cent per month from the
18th day ofJuly- A. d lS51..untii paid aud all costs
of suit taxed in the sum of Twenty twenty Eve one
hnpdredths 1870 25 Dollars, ard ali accruing cost,
on said order. to me directed and delivered, com
manding me TO sell the mortgsged premises herein
after described to satisfy said demands will expose
at public sale 10 the highest bidder for cash. on
Tuesday, the 10Th Day of August, A. d, 1855,
at two clock z. NJ OF said day in pursuance of the
requirements Of said order portion of Lot number
Isl eight, in Block number two [2l of the Town OF
orovtlie according to the map plan Of said Town
filed officially in the County Recorders office Butte
county, California, being twenty five feet front on
the west side OF Myers street and running back any
feet TO lot number seven in same block
The above sale 10 take place ut The Court House
door IN the Town Of oroVile, County aud state
aforesaid
". d PLUM Sheriff Butte County.
Dated Oroyiile. July 2jSt, A. n. 1855
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-21

A WEALTHY TsRRiroRY.-The Oregon
Statesmen says; Democratic governed Ore
eon has now several thousand dollars In her
territorial treasury, and owes not dollar
n the world. She has thirty-two thousand
dollars Of Congressional appropriation
standing to her credit in the United States
Trsasury. and owes not dollar on that sc'
ssunt. Not another territory in the Union
Il out Of debt. in either territorial or Uni
tsd States account.
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Notlee 10 Subscribers.

Persons desrous to subscribe for the
BuTrE RECORD or having other business
with this Office are requested not to commu'
nicste or transact their business with ut
through the Alta Express.
Notice IL also hereby given to NIL persons
having business with this Office. not to make
Payments for subscriptions to any other
PARTIES than N. d. Witt or John Davis.
As we have changed carriers some Of our
subscribers may fail to receive their papers
with regularity. Such parties will please
notify us.
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-21

NEw SrAeE RoAp.--The Yreka Union
has bsen informed that the new stage road
has been finished through the whole Of Trim.
ity Valley. and that the stages will com
msnee running over the road next week
THIS desirable improvement will cut down
the mule travel on that road to about TWEEN
ty.6ve miles.
Speaking Of stage roads in the mountains
the California Stage Compauy's coaches,
make excellent time over the route from
oreyille TO the American Valley. The dis
tsncs Is about 70 miles, and is q mountain
road all she way. They make the trip by
daylight.
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-21

Gov. wIsE FoR CoNeREss.--Th Wash
ington correspondent Of the Boston Travel
er writes:
II is expected that Governor Wise will run
for Congress from his (the Acomac) district
at the close Of his gubernatorisl term, and
will make as an issue the course he pursued
on the Lecompton question. He denounces
the English compromise a. worse even than
the pure Lecompton bill. The opposition he
meets from Senators Mason and Hunter will
only make him the more earnest.
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-21
Oregon.

The arrival OF the Columbia furnishes the
following intelligence from Oregon and
Washington Territories. 1t is clipped from
the Union Of Monday:
Both houses Of the Legislature Of Oregon
met on July 5th. and elected Luther Elkins,
President and I. Vault Speaker
On the 9th instant. Gen. Lane and Della
zon Smith we're elected United States Sena-
tors, on the first ballot, they having receiv-
ed the democratic nomination in caucus
Grover, the Salem candidate, is elected to
Congress over Kelly, the Eugene city can
didate.
The troops have not yet taken the field
against the Indians, but were being collect
ed at the Dales for that purpose
The Indians allow the miners to pass
through their country, aud large numbers
Of the latter had arrived at the Dalles, en-
route for Fraser and Thompson rivers.
The Indian chiefs say they have no desire
to fight volunteers or miners that soldiers
have hetter overcoats and blankets, and
more guns, powder, and much n muck"
than miners. One party Of miners who
went through the Yakima country, via
Priests Rapids, had a little difficulty at the
Rapids with the Indians in which two Of their
number were killed. The miners killed ff-
teen OF the Indians and drove them off
The Columbia brought one hundred and
seventy ounces in dust, said to have come
from the newly discovered mines in the Shu-
swap country.
The Portland Standard, of July 9Th, con.
tains long letter from Mortimer Robinson,
who was captain of the company Of miners
who we're attacked by the Indians and driv-
en- back. Speaking of gold in Wenatsh Val
ley he says:
The day was quite warm and after we
had camped (on the bank Of the Wenitch, q
tributary Of the Wenatsh,) | went down to
the stream to bathe While there, the ap.
pearance of the soil induced me to take up
some of the fine gravel from the bed rock in
the stream, which at that point was about
three inches below the surface, and to wash
il in my hand in this found two particle,
Of gold. returned to camp and informed
two of my men, and taking a shovel and
pan with us, we went to the stream and as
cended il along the route we had just passed
over about two miles. There we commenceC
digging off the surface dirt near the edge o
the water. We took off about two inches o
the surface, aud then took into our pan thu
gravel and dirt which lay next beneath. Ii
the hrst PAINFUL OF TINS we f0und ABOUT one
dollar aud half in gold We then wen
about ten feet from this place, and after re
moving the surface as before, we washed {
pan of the gravel and obtained about tive
dollars. We made third trial at another
point ten feet in another direction, and from
one pan of dirt obtained about one dollar il
gold dust.
The Portland papers are agitating th'
avigation of the Columbia river to Okana
gan lake, 30 as to secure the travel to tn
various mines.
, The steamer Umatilla, after several at
tempts, had given up an effort to ascend th'
falls of the Cascades.
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-21

BUTTE In this county "Ephraim is
joined to his IDOLS" and "Joseph's coat Of
many colors" is the banner Of the faithful.
= Motleys the only wear" and q pie bald.
parti coored. Broderick, Stanly, Black Re-
publican. nmalgnmation, "speckled, ring
streaked and striped" crowd have carried
the day expected nothing shorter from
that quarter Sac. Mercury.
The above is n specimen of the arguments
of the dirt. eating tools who control the .her'
curry. In behalf of the three thousand un'
wavering Democratic voters of Butte, we
repel the calumny. 1t could only emanate
from mind diseased The Democracy Of
Butte are principle abiding men. and not
the servile. pap eating tools of despotism. II
the Mercury would keep itself properly
posted, it would have discovered that the
Republicans Of this county in Convention
assembled, have presented complete party
ticket in opposition to the Democracy and
declare their intention to elect it,
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-21

MuRpER.-At San Antonio. about six miles
from Murphy's Portuguese by the name of
Joseph Ennis, alias Portuguese joe" no
torious character. recently killed China
man. aud mortally wounded another with q
knife He was arrested by the citizens. and
will bs handel to the authorities TO be dealt
with according TO Law.
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-21

srscuLAR DEATHs.--La Sunday--a very
hot day, as will be rememoered--two Chi
namen we're found dead. between Pat,er'
sons and Saulsberry's station, near The
railroad, from the effects Of the heat. They
had started along the track on foot-Fo!'
som Dispatch.