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,I,uPRE ApFTNDU- tSDS in ttis Stale suffering
] rwant OF scir9li1r medical treatment. ana
vou fear 10 aDply to Physician. bec9nso ineY nave
barn der,ivId or their friends have been, by some
nf the dbnrlatans "a ini-t the community, and VINO
nublsh th.fnselyes as good rhYsic4aus. professors
Etc To et -uch We ugHeS tating'y recommend Dr. )
q Young as a PLY stefan IN Nbom hll oan place con
Adence lie is man Of eminent and profonnu
study, a good surgeon an honorable man. and one
who can sym pashise with persons Ia ahioto1 MS
staining as n Physician and gentleman are DOM
guaranleed-the first by his medical works. Hhch
are an hor to their author. and the extensive ana
highly successful course of practice with which ne
las h.en honored his advent In California, AMI
the latter by his numerous patrons ana large circle gl
! acqua'ntances.
rprNENBER-That DIR. j. o. Young'- orice tor
az the treatment uf Pri vate Dis .a-es j. AZ the c1r
ner of Montgomery and Calforna sts., San Francisco
| pFvEMBER-That DR.. Yonng wants no patients
M, those fully capsule CT approaching and disn.
cushing the services OF regular. thorough bred
nhysic an, from the paltry unlearned and trifins
| Iuack.
| REMEMBER-That Or Young Is the only regular
bred musician advertising 10 cure diseases Of impru
dence.
| RFNFNBER-That DIR foungs remedies and
,rentment are entirely unknown 70 all others, pre-
nared from life spent in the great Hospitals of Eu
And, aud tic arA D this country, from pure ehemt
calls imported.
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Summons.

c.TATE or CALIFORNfA--IN THE
- Di.trie Court Of The tlfteehth 1udcia District
County II Butte doH,iua wager vs. Rudolph va
ger action roueht IN the District Court Of iho
Fifteenth Judicial District, and the complaint Filed
IN tho counts nf Bute In tha onico Of The Clerk OF
Anid District Court.
TIE Teorle fihn Htato Of California send Greeting
to Rudolph wager:
You are hereby required 10 appear In an action
brought against you by the shove named plainiin In
tho District Court ~ the Fifteenth duiciI Dts.rict
ii ard for the county Of Butte, and 90 answer tho
com I,Rini filed therein IN copy ui which ace9np .
mics thia sammonsJ within ten daFs, exclusive OF
the day Of serylc after the sHryloe on you Of thit
Summons, if served within this county served
out ~ this county, bui within this judicial District
within twenty dnsat or served out Of snid District
then within frrty day s-or Judgment BY default viii
be taken against yon
The said action Is brought TO obtain decree OF
thla court 10 dysolye the bonds of mairinony oxis-
inn ysatI yourself aud aaid PantH aud that said
.nary,vo contract ba forever aDnulied, ana planth
nv decree of this court be- divorced aud Forever freed
from Won, the said defendant aud you fail 70 ap-
| pear aud answer the s4id cnmpaint as above re-
anred viii npply % the Court for ths relief deinan-
| "a ia her said Dlnint
Giseuuldsf Iuy aagd apd the seal ot tne
LIS District Court. II tho fliteeHtn thaieiN
- Dlatrct, this 22nd day Of June, IN III. Year
Of onr Lord ono thousand eight hundred and nity
eight. - n,pp,c,, a.
t.q4,d By J. ii. MAPLE, Deputy
! H.sss A. HowAsp, Attorneys for Plaintiff =
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NOtice 70 T.ier Holders

Gtrtt. I - W Tff--."rNfN or BrrrE
80 i.t.frt 'tt.f .i'I.t 30 fuut pl ria'rict--
ir+lt. b. t.r.. l..d. iiIf G o.. amos rrqiley,
d. f... GO g.. r....a.t. ul A' orier wbfe IN said
C.it op u.. .Dth DIS 81 ny, a u. 1858. 10 said
causo, huHr lrr.h' given. 20 ail rcrsons hold
rv lio, t2lN. tIc rfDm.eaa described In snit
ptainur rnHt iait.t4 wiz; 4 cr'alr building aud
improvements, .tJret ol the .0ud ia lots one, two,
thrte TOM avr, sis. tcyru nd eight IN block forty,
the snue hc.uR two hundred aud siXty-tour feet
square. IN the Town Of bruvtC, bounded northcriy
hy Robinson street. on tho east by Second Avenue,
pn tho south by iiigh street. Bhd on The wert ~
third Avuuuc, ~ lnn down upon the map OF tho
carleton Esiair Hud uu io ~ the ONCE of the
county Recorder nf Euito Couuty, ard situhted In
hUttc County, California, 70 preae1i hoir said liens
Ia the said Court and make proof of the shue on INC
FIRST dny ol the August term Of said Court u, 1898.
30 Wit; h0udu}. the fwenty.lhiri day of August,
A. -. 1858 iy orIrr of tho Court
...... Wines m. haud and the seal Of shiA
(: count Ht5xad ihi. the tgenty y-eighih day
sEAt. OF Jolly, 4. ls]8.
~ ~. DARRACH,
Clerk OF District Court, Bufte Co, Cal.
Iy2a. god
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RTrANTNS.

Ivary description Of 1lanks executed on the shor'
Hnoti-a, with unrlvaed taste and neatness
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STATE OFFICERS.

.ovsx,ox ......Iohn n. Weller
Lsent. Governor .....'''' '"-'p" -. -
rafnrer - ~ a, ,,..,,.,.,.
Attorney General al...... .,s..,..ih"-' w.
suvyernr Ceneral Horace 4. IipleV
ss,s pr;r,a . Jnhn 0'Neara
,sais 'rfhter. '''''
oh'et justice -..... '.''' - =,
clst ~ s,.c =, - =, Co., GN"s ( y rFav =
sery.,.~. -, c., re.ria Fnr" ~
lAu,- -, C,a.., WIN. e Fihhe
Librarian .........".....- .Nm. baRIey
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UNITED STATES OFFICERS.

s.s,dsnt ..... .....IA1Rs Rrc".sAS
lee President. John Z. breckeh'lufF :
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xrEwtRE OF lNpoSlFl'N.- G'hs'1uri'Se a1u'wG
y p of the wide spread celebrity oi ph. ~ w..
namerous upost-r1 hive siFnhk INV 'Nl'',' W ,
.rdirg m br perfact masters of the hen'ihv arr Ahu
b,rn srcco.deh In imposing upon few "f the IN
cary ncrrrs Fersots wi-'ung 10 consult IL hf7''
ci,r should he very careful how they pn' aonnlrh''
In The nnhltshcd .alemtnts of SUCH char'a'hrs '"f
they are ~ unscrnpulous IN such stHe'hon'9 ~ :"
their prnc,ice of medicine and n very
trust They u,l Grs Ge1eivc YOU Nv iai-e c'rl.'r'
rocured from "d~uufen lo7'r-. Wh"i ifrlFr l",h
aalv q. T., .,p money 90 ~n'i-N 't' 'i'N ~ " W.
.qspI afprii'.. ~ Nlef -lch o1''> h'' your t,''
to,c, h' i' Q e7 SO" y'u ~'l '"'''r, ~ ''.,'',
,,i., - drug. ruG utct t'oS hny" robbed you ~
/ .o,r ,rou,} au Injured ynur cunsN'oh' ih'y N''
ca., v,, n vitr the charge that !ol nave h"' '''
! lowed his irec'iur ,
| Tho onh wa q avoid such imo"s'"T7 is ~ con
.alt Dr .. ung, tho ll"'err ' F-'I ~ -. -.
ru,,frts -t,tc g l,h 10 iuyestignie The 'urcc nl
| onlnrqrticc wet hns ceus"i - in"ch sun w u,
his cnnn'~' II wae un4nl n""-i' 'r"'nnrh'Tp WV WV
MI the arc,r AiH.li cnn-"t' i'f ouhg ~ ne ~
tLe nuly r.gu lar Ih,sictfn Now advertising ~ CM
forna ql Others in his line heing Q.acks anh lmpo,
tors ard are net to be trusted The nfh'c,e1 WI
! .,l.a.rt 1 H. n"tce than ther, 1- y" h -''''" ~
| ~. n4.riur no h ever seen "r htA'n w " IN
cas., of AL ract.ce from 'r. f"1'g. were '"t ','
| fthcm hut hat seen a nn'ai'"r Of cases ON th'
,,,.,,. ouocts who 90 van 'ngly act form theI
| nretended virtues N the buoi'c Prints.
| The above facts shpuli he borne IN nina by ci
seeking medical assistance -
! Thank heaven they are getting Thoroughly expos
od md il viii no, be long before they Will have Il
As The country % avoid The JHsi adignauon nt ~
ontroood nut ic Then will all good people lfhn
pr Young r his continued efforts TO banIsh qnacK
| cry FROM oar midst
| nR yOUEG can be consulted from VI 90 =
! n nj nj. nice rnrntrof 'ahi0rniA aud Nnntg"mer
so,s ovcr the pnrigc spre-s o'Hcc. san Francisco
sula,tcrs enr sitg the usual fee OF $40, will NEE
with prompt attention.
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UNITED STATES SENATORS.

D. q n,r~,.r,.L VIM. C win
US REPRESENTATIVES,
&C. McKibben .....Chas' Sco''
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MEDICAL.
DIR. j. c. YOUNG.

LateProfessor at theUniversity, Penn
Can be found at the old stand, corner OF
Montgomery and California streets, San
Francisco,
Where hecan he:cnsrltcd orivatelvand with the
utmost orfdCncr hv'hc afflicted at all hours daily,
from A. N..IntilS Pm. (Curesalways guaranteed
or no pay required.
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Butte Record.
,LisHED DAI.Y SUNDAYS ExcEprEp)

,ace on Bird Street, between Myers and
Huntoon SITS.
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Sacramento Correspondence.
SAcRAMENro, April el. rs,

SAcRAMESTo, April II. 1855.
The Legislature have been busily sBgsg
ed the past four days. To-day the Senate |
we're busy on q bill for relief Of McCauley
aud the Assembly on the Practice Aes. There
are several important amendmenis, and one
Of which authorizes the attorneys or others
to issue summons &c. making clerks of the
attorneys; bu, am happy to state the Leg
islsiure rejected it.
The Governor vetoed the Gambling bill
and one would imagine from the houily con-
tanned in the veto. that he did nat know the
difference of the value between an Ace fall'
or ''two small pairs" st Draw Poker.
The State Prison bill came up to-day in
the House and passed as amended. II gives
small modicom Of extra pay to the Cover
nor, Lieut.. Governor and Secretary of State
who are the Board Of Commissioners Tbs
Lieut.. Governor receives ten dollars per day
for every day engaged in service. don't
think be will ever be engaged in his State
Prison duties more than three Hundred and
sirty.fre days In any one year. 1t is now
night and the Assembly are engaged busily
on the general Gle. The boys have desis,ed
from playing aud are attending to their du
ties We have had surfsis Of amussments
lately. Last night the San Francisco Min
strels performed 10 crowded house Mr..
and Mrs Woods appeared at the Forest, bu,
| learn the play was not well attended -
The principal topic of conversation here has
been the disappearance Of Mrs Anna Cora
Weeks, Of newspaper notorieiy. She was gal.
lansed by members Of the legislature solic.
ted subscribers for her paper; as she was
quite good looking aud very pleasing in her
manners. it is something singular. she only
received one su5seri5sr; or at least such is
the statement made By the members them.
selves
Governor Weller vetoel the Wagon Road
bill, the principle Of which was to leave in
cOrPora,ea roads as when originally formed.
Last year the power was gvca to the Board
Of Supervisors, and in consequence thereof,
as have been Informed. there was a con
plete ssoppage Of such works in the upper
mining localities. Ton ight the same was
passed over the veto b. the Assembly. The
present amendment spplies only to certain
counties. one Of which is yours.
The churches hold several prayer meet.
ings daily. endeavoring to get up au excits.
men, or revival in rsis sious matters, such a.
at present is raging on the Atlantic side
Yours, BCTrE
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kEEr rHs DOORWAY CLEAR-The old
shay rack" that comprises the entire maehi.
merry Of our FIRE department is not the great
es. or most efficient apparatus Of modern
times, God knows; but then il Is the bes, We
have. and there is no reason why anybody
should leave obstacles lying in front Of the
door Of the building where il is kept. We
noticed yesterday a whole raft Of old wagon
hxings strewn on the walk, which in case ol
an alarm Of are might cause somebody to bs
hurt; they certainly would make the old
truck hard. TO haul.
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A BxoraKRLy FtGHr.-Joha Cstteer, .
Belgian, vas beaten almost to deasa by his
tve brothers, in SacrAmen,O. on Tuesday
night, oae Of them tried to shOos him. ha,
failing ia the attempt. the ether brother
Knocked hiua dewa With a srehrand. and
thea beth beat ani cut hin in mess brutal
maansr, Afser doing this, the two wOala-
be frAsrieides. deeampei. but eame back she
next day. ani after expressing their sar-
prise and disaPpointmeat that their brother
saiil lived. seok bis maasy ssen hin. prOvid-
ed themselves with amaaitien aai went
Away. We are told this strange story by
the -usrcary.
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RooSEYs.--There Is a Rooney family in
Sacramento that is having a terribly bellig-
Grant time. First, Pat Rooney knocks his
wife down and kicks her. then be gets loag
handled saovel aud smashes ia the windows
Of her house, thea he "whales' her again.
then her brother shoots Pat in the hip. then
Pat swears in his wrath that he will cone
back aud annihilate the whole ker-b0oile Of
his enemies. then he gets bafOrs the Record
er and is held to bail in BIG beads. aud then
as hhisher Mrs. Rooney swsars her life
against Pat and has him put uader S2.50o
beads 70 keep the peace An awful family
lar.
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The Monopoly.

There is much greater disposition man
ifesssd in fssor of- f-shs proposition 10 loan
the credit Of the State for the purpose Of
aiding to establish an opposition line Of
steamers to New York, than We had expect
ed 10 see. SSme ef eur exchanges 90 80 far
as 10 assert that il will meet with no oppo-
sition except from those who favor the pres
ent oppressive steamship monopoly. Such an
assertion is unjust towards those who would
see the State direct her energies towards
efieetiog something that promises more da-
rability than line Of ocean steamers Under
the control Of a company. We cannot re-
gard such project as holding out hopes Of
permanent relief All the bonds that the
State could fasten upon them, would be rent
asunder by the aid Of the monster monopoly.
as Samson rent the cords by which he vas
bound. and the State would be left to pay an
annual interest upon 9 debt Of half a mil
lion, while their steamers would be rotting
in the Bay, like the 0risaba aud the Sierra
Nevada. As the monopoly can afford to
buy OF opposition. so will their mail con-
tract enable them TO starve on any company,
who may obliga,e themselves not to be
bought eff
Ii would be better for California to ask
Congress to establish an overland route for
the mail The amount now annually paid &c
the steamship monopoly for this service. is
believed to be Sufficient TO send the mail
overland. as expeditiOusly as j, is nov
brought by the steamers. for Ii need not
then accumulate for half a month. Such a
route would be worth TO California thous-
and times more than all the steamship lines
that could DO established.
II this monopoly can exercise power orer
the government Of the U. States sufficient
to obtain renewal of their contract. it
would still be be bad pOlic7 for our State
government TO attempt TO throttle the mon
stsr with an opposition lae
Military expeditions are the advance
guards Of settlements in the history of our
country, aud along their routes westward
have the pioneers forced their way to estab-
iish settlements in the forests and on the
prairies. The present expedition to Utah,
will not be without its influence upon eui-
grafton to the country through which i, i.
passing. The winter camp at Fort Briiger
destroys the bug bear story Of snow. A
wise admi illustrative policy. then, il appear:
to us, would direct the energies of the State
to the attainment Ofa more permanent i'm
IprOvemens than the establishment Of oeeaI
lines ofsieamers Let US have railroad ii
the eastern boundary Of the Sta,e-to Hen
ey Lake, TO Carson Valley. TO Fort ! una
anywhere 50 to show the sluggari Uncl,
! Sam that be mus. do something beside
crushing the life out Of QUE people By squat.
> dering millions annually, upon soullss,
, monopoly. Ii We should fail in carrying
through such al enterprise, the State woult
still hare somethisg valuable to show for
whatever outlay she might incur-ani that
} is more than can be said Of cur presen,
debt OF nearly four millions Of dollars.
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Two Men sho, by uor.s Thieves.
STOCKTON, April a2l.

N*~SA a1si u .EAi -
Some days siace, four valuable mules and
q horse, were stolen frem Saa LeaaIro,
Alemeda county, for which s large reward
was ADVERTISED. Yesterday m9rning. three
meu with animals answering ihs description,
we're sesa on the South side Of the San Joa-
qain river, making fsr the Coast Range -
Messrs Frank Lane, OF Knights Ferry, -
Ward. ) Baldwin sAd - Wilson. imme-
distely started in pursuit At . o'clock z.
NJ. the pursuing party entered the Arroyo
Ia Puer;a" en- the Coast Range about Is
miles from Stockton. where they Suddenly
came upon the band, who we're campei for
the night. The robbers Immediately fred
upon them. mOrtally wouniing Lane, Bald.
ain. and disabling Ward Wilsoa then fred
ai the robbers, Oue Of whom fell. bat recov.
esing himself, escaped with his companions.
leaving all the animals. Ths sounded men
we're conveyed to BAldwin's Ranch. aud Mr.
Wilson rode with speed TO this city. arriving
ats 7. NJ. DR.. Kendall aud several others
Immediately lef. for Baldwin's. Another
man arrived this morning. bringing in,elR-
ge1ca of the death OF Lane aad Balixiu A
large party was organizing there 10 search
for the murderers.
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SEEREA CorSrr.-The MoaataiI .uessen.
ger infarms US that q man named Webster
was badly iajured .. Barnari's Digxipss,
ey the fAlllng Of EAss Of rire-elay. HIS
injuries are not fatal
Mr.. Barnes, OF Ia Psr,e. proposes to fur.
nish that .swn With water froa a spring On
Bald Mountain.
The snOws ahsat Rabbit CsssA are RAP.
idly Disappearing.
A e0rresasadeas Of the -Messeager. wris-
Ing from S. Leafs. makes msasi0a si several
very sascessfsl Eaiaing epsratisss N that
nsighharheoi.
Alyesan Is amoag the foasishiag insiisa-
tisss Of Secret Diggings
Tas La PsrtsSles e. to cAurcA nSre reg
alarly tAaa they used TO.
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MAsssvELLx.--Ths wife ef ex-AsySs
Tempkias was robbed On Thursisy AfssrncSr
Il sasatity Of gOois, which she bad Just
esea ~sAsapiag" fsr. The thsts vss Fres-
ably saa@isssd By eeggsr wozaa-
Tim NarPAy. the hsrss racer. well kaowu
IN Bate sssssy. US arrested in Marysvills
en- thursday. Sa sslsgraFAie despatch frSn
Saeramense. He Is secased ef hsr<e steal
irg. lie says sAas the charge i made BY
an sasmy q his. ssi tAas he ewHs the
Aorses, havisg givisg his asss ter thea
SS@s os she Nsrysvills polics arrested .
Mexican Aorse taisi sa thursday svenisg.
He bad in bis posscssisa wAea arrested. two
eAy tws year ol1 cslss net srasded. eae
kariax star in his fsreAsAi lie al<o has
= rsAs Asrss wisA SFaais2 eraad.
A Esaher Il the Msrysxifls eorPs de
cAaia Gaag HA@si SalRvsa. deserted fran
SAT hsiT - Thsrsiay.
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SoRGHUM NoLAs.Es FoR INK Rollins.
1t Is stated en- the authority Of . crack
pressnaa that rollers made from Chinese su-
gar eaEe snolasses are far superior 20 those
maie wIth any ether kind The sorghum
syrap will bear lcng boiling without danger
81 grannlasi0n, ani shea east into Q roller
Is mach tougher. more elasiie.and has better
sac'iOa than those nSde BY the material in
e9mnoa use Tue proportions oi syrap aud
glue used in the eonPesitiOn Of this roller
are 'Ae sacs as these II use aaoug the prin-
tiers now ---tssrs
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b0CcLss AT HoME--A letter frea q
friend in IlliaOis informs US that Senator
Douglas never occupied 8 mere eaviabIe %
ntiOn among the Democracy Of bis own State
than at Freseni. and that it will scarcely be
possible TO elect an anti. Douglas Democrat
10 the Legislature this fall. II the Demoe-
raey are successful in the State. as there il
every reason to believe they will be. Douglas
= certain 10 Be reelected TO the Senate
Leeo1ptoa Dsmoersts are IS scarce in ILL.,
noss Ast Tyler mem we're fifteen years ago.
-.tera aa Dyraaeruf.
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GoISc TO SEE JoaS Bull. Governor
Weller. Secretary Foreman, Controller Whit
man and others went on board the British
War vessel Satellite on Monday. The
s.blasted Britishers'' fred seventeen guns a,
the Cav and his friends but they. "notbing
daunted" ven, alongside the enemy. boarded
her. and get taken through like gentlemen.
Amer big drink with the Commodore they
went ashore and-took another.
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-24

MuRnER ~ rHr SEcoSp DEsREE Pc.
ter Meta the German who murdered Maria
Rapp in Sacramento. has been convicted OF
murder in the second degree. IL the state
rnen,s which appeared in the Sacramento
papers at the time Of the murder we're cor.
rect, be ought to have been hung by the neck
until he was dead three times A man who
Stays defenceless woman ought TO be hung
anyhow.
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AnsorssAEsr DAr -Menasy next. he
Ing the s6sh ef April. aad eur State Legs
lasare hAviag agreed % that day ter . ksal
breaking aR. we aay esssieatiy expees that
ea sAss oeeassoa sAe wise acres wiu cease
makiag asses of tAs@selves. ami laws for the
people. Well. Peace hasA her victories" :"
sal sAis viii he sae ef 'ea.
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-24

TALL BAsLrS.-Dr. Wharton Of Hamil.
ton has laid upon oar table two stalks Of
barley which grew On his farm. They are
part ofa "vOlunteer crop aai are. each.
more than six feet in height. aud fully head.
ed cut. These specimens beat all the April
barley We ever saw
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THAsgs.--We are indebted 20 Messrs
Garnham & Lockwood Of the Post Office Lit
erary Depot for a copy Of Ofyes,erday's Union
We owe many thanks to George Lyman Oi
Wells. Fargo & Co.'S Express and TO the
agent Of the Alta Express Company fOr
newspapOrial fav0rs yesterday, and during
the week.
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-24

GsASp 1rRs.-This boiy is expeiitins
business With unprecedented energy and
,horoag ghasss. A better selection could nc I
have been made, than the gentlemen who
compose this boiy. That such is the fac. is
cause for hearty self gratalatioa on the
part Of the tax payers.
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-24

: FkArss Uros rHE ELEcrsvE FxAScHssr.
Ts aseers shs LseonPssa Csassisatisa. is -
legslss tie mast glArsag fraaas aPoa the
bzswark o. Azerisza fre~iSza. sAs ballet
ssx. Ii i 10 give JSAa CAsAsaa the poser
% declare sasA State eskssrs elected Is BE
NAY please. and shligsses tAs gSverameas 10
sazssia him With the fall pswsr II the array
.za aAsy. l. net SAGA eearss . disgrace
d. the goseraasat. 10 the niassseaiA eea-
tary. and iasalsiag ss = people wAo are
capable si geveraiag tAemsslvsss IL is
sams sAtisfAesisa 10 kn0w taas these whs
advocate tAess fraads are the digassing
serfs sni ts.aiss - Pewer. wAa weal sell
sAsir prssespass aad sAeir eeaatEy fer sf
kce. - Judas sala eur SAVER fer gOA Let
tie traitsrs - wsePs Saeh astrAgss uF0a
sks sskred ballet bax will mess vita ssis
vsax~2aes. and paPalar infAzy aai searn
svers Asln tie dassaraly PespelrAssrs-
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REAovAb-Hediey s Co, have removed
their large stock Of groceries. provisions. Ii.
qucrs miners supplies etc. to the Gre proof
brick bailding corner Of Downer aud Mont.
gomery streets. See their advertisement.
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DEsERrxRs.-TAreed ds.ertsrs we're lately
court mArtialed. sentenced to receive sfty
lashss each. aai Be drum1sl cat Of servies
AZ Fort Humboldt. TIE sentence Vas car
ried out.
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-24

SACRAMENTO MERcURr.-Thisp paper has
grown since its birth and is now only . size
smaller than the UaiOa. II is now q very
handsome paper. Its editor Is w. s Long.
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-24

MIcKEr GRASr.-This notorious rascal
has been sea,eueei in Sacramento Court,
- ave years in the State Prissa for burg
larv
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-24
eRovuILE. slrraDlY, APRIL si,h. 1855,

~ Mr.. John III. LiIfard is sssherizsa 70
receive Subscriptions and e%iiecs mossys for ths
Daily and tn. Weekly Butte Record. Psrsoas living
aa distance can obtain the paper By furnishing him
with their nansss-
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-24

MErSoRLoGiCAL---Y uernins
the weather vas as warm IS ii ever ought sc
be in Jane.
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-24

Cess 10 FaE naEEsScs-lAErAy Lee sna
aAsas kfsy ef ais csssre4 fsrsaas have gese
- sks Frazer river Geld ziass
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-24
N o II ICE

THE CSDEgSTcSEDA Asvsur -. s.z uur-Ass-.,
l. sxz 0ta=z. e. orevaa~. Hzss~ IssnEv,
- sa@arf sasc< 81 ws1l ssaecze1 CrNc~rsss All
- - u er@Essa= The eRssaess a tie 81 sSxoa
~ zaaasz szses- All e. rs-s~-sfzslx srssss -
- - pzlrz@s ef tAe rseaAAssm~aa - s.czsaDss
- sssaesA ks<D1as WILLIAM AslFogD,
orSst4<s AFrA zRx. Isxs
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-24
.C0NTRA.
INDECENT SICK FUND.

Jan IL To balance on hAad a. per las:
report. .................
Mar. 81 To Amount received from STATE
TrsAsDgeg..-... ...............
To .means received on State and Co.
Tax Tor 1876. ................
Ie amount received oa State and Co.
Tax for 1891.
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-24
REPORT.
STATE FUND,

OF the Treasurer of Butte County, from the lst
day o. January 70 the 3lst Of March, ls5s inelu-