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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-06-19
OUACHIrA RIVER.

0 0 A T A ' x.
Leaves on SATURDAY. 18Th inst at 5 r. ".
~ FOR CAMDEN DIRECT THE
light draught steam packet Comet, Eu
gene Elliott, master, will leave above Tor Cam
DEN Hills Miller's Bluff Uhampagnoe, Marie Saline
Moreau Pigeon Hills Alabama Landing, o. aeha city, Bayou
Bortholemes DOrbOrne, Trenton Monroe. Columbia Har
onbug Trinity and all landings Black and Ouaehita
rivers. For freight passage, apply Oh board.
jel5 j. 5. PAGAUD, Advertising Agent.
The Comet will with the Fox and Marshall
for Saline and bartholomew Giving clear bills lading
Leaves on SATURDAY. 18Th INST. ats PM
~ STEAMER RED CHIEF, LEN
4alE Moore, master, q, p Work, clerk for OuAcita
Tkssssh Camden, Champagnolle, Marie Saline Alabama
Landing Uuaehta City Treni0n Monroe, Columbia II ,rr
sonburg, Trinity and all landings the Ouachiia and Black
rivers.
jeI5 J. S. PAGAUD, Advertising gent.
The Red Chief Is entirely new built expressly for the
has been chartered Capt Moore for be summer
and fall business shipper and psseugers Will have
Of tine packet By giving her liberal patronage
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-06-19

JEFFERSON AND cARRoLLroN RAILROAD.

MoBILE-Seamer VIM Bagaley-9 bbls iurpen.ine to A II
May &co30 do Smith Sco-24 bales Farley
&co- cotton gin Carter 3co-l do mills Bell Bugh-
AGO. bags beans Farley, Jurey &co2 casks A
Boyle ScO9 empty bbls Jacob Z0ey507
sundries to order-Total "a bales cotton.
POHTCHARTRAIN RAILROAD.
MOBLE-steamer Florda25 bales osnabHrgs W II LEIGH.
ford 6eo2 bbls baden syme Proyan-sundres
DIR
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-06-19

AyY NOTICE-Ii HAVE RESUMED THE PRAO
~ tee of profession, aud can bsfannd my office No. le
Camp street.
nyls ~ MN. REYNOLDS.
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FOR OPELOuSAS.
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

1 WRIGHT - CO.'S CATALOGUE OF GENUINE |
sand popular Family Medicines which they on1r to supply
Druggists and Deaerg Propretors whole prices
General Depot Special Agency, No. ISL 81 Ohartert
street, New OrleAns La.
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NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.

TOBACCO There has inquiry during week.
Thursday 1915 hhds Refused
sold private Besides this the reported
tons embraced only 1900 hhds the particulars being suppressed
for all except few unmportan The sales include
terday 1850 hhds at As 81 rs also % and So at nc
n.
Prices generally within the range of quotations though
in the absence Of definite Information figures mostly
nominal.
flanters LuEs .o1H1pfa
Leaf, Inferior to Common az
"a
Fine. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. SCry
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
COMPTROLLER OFFICE.
City Of New Orleans, June Is, 1858
No, 1909, I

| NO, JJOJ.
Resored That the Comptroller be and he hereby author
lied 20 sell 10 the lowest bidder after five days the OH
eal ourna contract for taking down The bridge
New Canal at Carollton Avenue, building new one In
accordance with plans and specifications of
said adjudication to be subject the approval rejection Of
the Common Council
lSignedI J, MAGIONT
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
lsignedl H. NJ SUMMERS,
President Board OF Aldermen.
Approved April 90, 1883
tsignedl CIAs. NJ. WATERMAN Mayor
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-06-19
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
C0MPTRoLLER'S OFFICE, /
City OF New Orleaus, june IA, 1855.


Notice is hereby given that MONDAY 2lst inst will
al my Office, at IL oclocS NJ the above
Jel4 ~ T. THEARD, Comptroller.
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QUOTATIONS FOR LOUISIANA SUGAR.

SUGAR. The receipts have continued very light and with
moderate first hands have excesded
hhds prices generally being maintained with mnes at The
range Of our quotations:
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gtbita of the alsrAfts tpr past aalttA.

IA. I. lONsDALE. SON & Co, :
Cohee Brokers, 81 Gfavies street.
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Leaves on TUESDAY, June q, at 5 P. Nj.
Regular U. 5. Mail Shreveport Packet.

leaves on TUESDAY, june 2, at . T. N.
Regular U. 5. Mail Shreveport Packet.
, ~ REGULAR SHREVEPORT PACKET
l6A2A1rE The new elegant and and swift running
senger packet Duke Samuel Apple
gate master r. " Celo clerk will positively leave above
Shreveport Grand Bayou Couchatta, Campte Grand
Ecoe Natchitothes ST. Maurice, Montgomery, Alexandria,
Cotie Norman Landing GortOn's Landing labins Landing
all intermediate landings Red river. For freight
passage having unsurpassed accommodations apply board
je2 F. g. RANDOLPH co, Agents,
80 Common street.
Ra-The steamer Duke will take all freghts for above the
Raft and reshp on the steamer Era at Shreveport.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-06-19

THE IMPROVED McCBESN WASH
Il ING NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and for the sub,
scrher. Orders left 20 Apollo street, 29i Magazine street
in Box i6 Mechanics Exchange grocery OF
james Collins 6S Apollo street. where specimen may seeu
will be promptly attended to. All ask OF the pube Is fair
trial and u they do give satisfaction The the
mousy will be refunded J. n. DAuGHERTY,
u IL No. 10 Apoll street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-06-19

Leaves on THU RSDAY. July g. at 5 O'Clock P. NJ
, ~ FOR LOUISVILLE, EVANSVILLE,
lssEAsss Cairo and Memphis : Tue fine regular mail
ess@==ssah and passenger packet Fanny BuIIitf,
L. b. Durham master Theo. Judge clerk leave above.
For freight passage apply on board
je19 J. s. PAGAUD, Advertising A gent.
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-18
The Statesman is ..scathing.-

We are indebted to the Sacramento States
man Of Saturday for an item Of intelligence
We have never yet had the good fortune to
discover In our former perusals of that pa
per, or TO see mentioned in any Of our other
exchanges We are assured, in an editorial
Of some length, that q certain corrupt
clique" Of Sacramento, has on sundry times
not particularized-b been treated in q
-'scathing manner" by the Statesman
Now in all candor, we are compelled to ad
init that We have never yet observed any
thing in that sheet which has struck us as
"scathing" We make this admission blush
iugly; for have we not the testimony of
itself that it has been 50 We regret that
the precise dates and instances are not spe.
cited. We are sure we must have ovelooked
them. We have been accustomed 10 look
upon the Statesman as q rather demulcent
and maudlin sheet ;--oue Of the aqueous and
lacteal species. and here We have it that it
has been scathing, and Noah Webster de-
fines that word to mean "injuring, destroy
ing" Perhaps, however, the Statesman did
not quite understand the meaning Of the
word. Perhaps it thinks itself "sca,hing"
When IL alludes to Mr.. Broderick as "a man
who. in his place in the Senate of the United
states. has openly and deliberately donounc.
ed the Kansas Nebraska act. ut the same
moment that be pretended to support the
cause of Of the distinguished author Of the
great bill"
Now, that is not "seatbing; )" it is some
thing of a very different nature. 1t is cool
calm, deliberate Jalsifying, as the States
man knows, and rs ybody knows whC
has read Mr.. Broderick's speech. Mr.. Brod
erick has never denounced one line or ont
feature Of the Kansas Nebraska net in hi.
place in the United States Senate. But th'
whole country knows this, for the Who'll,
country can read and understand, and ha.
read and understood Senator Brolerick',
speech. But that gentleman needs NJ de
fence, even from the "scathing" Statesman
To make use Of an idea of Hon Eli Thayer's
advanced by that gentleman when his State
Massachusetts,, was attacked by certaii
Southern hot heads :--there are some met
aud measures needing no defence. Anon.
these, are the Atlantic Ocean, the Falls O
, Niagara, Plymouth Rock, the White Noun
, tains of New Hampshire, the Declaration @
Independence. the Mississippi River, Bunk
er Hill, aud the Senatorial Career Of Da
pid & Broderick!
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-18

vIcE PRESIDENT BREcKwNRiDeE.--Iti ID
known that some personal necessity has in.
duced the Vice President to abandon for the
present the chair OF the Senate. lie has
LETT Washington for New Orleans. Il is
worthy OF note that up TO this day no man
knows what is his position on the Lecompton
Coustition He has maintained rigid, un.
bendiue rsse, We. strikingly in contrast with
his general character. aud IL Is asserted that
the best informed political circles in Wash.
luton are unable 10 say whether he is for or
against Lecompton Certainly be has Meth.
er welded the power OF his office or his pri.
vate influence in aid Of the Admiustrati n
at this crisis II is argued from this silence
that Mr Breckenridge is. in his own mind,
opposed to the policy Of the Administration,
but being member Of II, he has no, felt at
liberty to embarrass its action, - Buffalo
Com, .fdrerfiser.
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-18

CnINEsr RIorERs On Sunday the as
tsstion Of our citizens and the police was At.
trsessd By terrible sounds proceeding from
Chinatown. which IL was found proceeded
from two enraged parties Of the denixens Of
that obnoxious settlement--I Hong Kongers
and Canton men. The whole Celestial com.
0snity was Astir, and whea the officers ar.
rivsd On the ground, they found one China.
80 shot through the left thigh aud several
s4A>ss With damagsd. heads and battered
fHess. Fivs Of the rioters were arrested.
0ee q thess we're taken before Justice Bsr.
" snd sftsran exAmInation was discharged
1hssthar four we're tried before justice Don
- end fouad gailiy Of riot. Yesterday
nerping they we're sssh maleied In the sum
= 90. which shsy paid and we're diseharg
q. 0as Or the nunbsr was accssed Of shoot.
ing ths thigh, usunded individaal. but no
psssf was adduesd against him. 90 he vas
pssly ass4 ~ sios With the others.
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-18

A IScoNsipERATE DEFKNpER Under
this head, the Sacramento Statesman of
yesterday makes mis- statement Of facts
concerning the Butte Record. 1t charges
that we shave taken up the cudgel very
stoutly in defense Of Sheriff M,nlove, for his
prescription for opiuious sake" We have
done nothing Of the kind. To the commence.
ment OF the article which tho Statesman
misconstrues into the defence Of an action
actually done. we expressed our be,ief iu
what Mr.. Maalove is represented to have
said, which vas that he did not discharge
Mr.. Culver for "opinion's sake" We admit.
ted, subsequently,. for the sake ofargumeut.
that Sheriff Manlove did dismiss his deputy
for tho cause alleged. simply to show how
utterly inconsistent il was for the .Nereuyu
or any other Lecomptonite paper to make
such pitiful outcry over such an act while
they maintained complsts silence couceru.
fng far less sxsasable acts Of 'proscription" {"
which have characterized Mr.. Buchauan's
course since his abandonment Of the priuci.
pies, ~ an exponent Of which, he was elect.
cd to the Presidential chair. The purpor,
Of our article Was. not defense Of Sheriff
Manlove. for We think he needs none. sa, an
admoni'iou to such glass sheltered gentry
as those about the Mercury and Statesman q
ofsces. not to be two hasty at throwing
stones" "ThOu hypocrits. hrs. cas-. ou. the
beam out Of thine own eye; and then shalt
slsou see clearly to cast out the mote out Of
thy brothers eye We make no defence oi
proscrip,icnists. not even Of the Lecompton.
ito who prosecuted the Record "for opinions
sake"
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-18
UNITED STATES OF AmDRIoA,

SrAfE OF CALgFoRNIA-CoUNTY or.Bprre
~ -yus'ices Court Gases sde Tow nship. The Pssa-
p'e ot the state Of California. TO a. q Rhoads erect,
.ns rou Me hersoy summoned tn sppear before
he =. my once IN Mooresville. Cascade township, in
ne Vonn'y of batte, ON the foareen,h dnv of Nav.
~ 1907, al o''e clock, p. NJ, to Answer the com.
paist VI James Drake, who sues Ia recover The sum
W seven dollars aud sixty seven cents, on an
opea account for soods aud merch andiss .,ld and
delivered when judgement will be taken against you
Ior said snount together ih costs and damages II
!ou.ial TO appear and answer
To the sheriff os any Constable OF said Counts.
steehng Make legal service and due return he eof
Iiven under my nand this l2ih day OF May. A. d.
1898. louN KEYES,
suest. True copy, Justice of the Peace.
sous 6ttpERsLENE, Constable
. ordered that The above be published In tho Butte
hecord newspaper weekly for two weeks
myit JOHN kEYESyf
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-18
TELEGRAPH NEWS.
Shasta News-Man and Woman Drown
ed fn Sal River.
SHASTA May II, ,3P. NJ

SHASTA May II, BPM
We are informed BY Mr.. Joe Ritnor from
Salmon, that o Mr.. Blowers and Mrs. DAN
skin were drowned in Salmon River. on the
9th inst. They were on their way to re-
ligious meeting. The boat in which they
attempted to cross the river capsized Four
others. who were in their company, were
saved-one Of whom was the husband Of the
unfortunate lady dy.-Repubiiean Extra.
PRoscRuPrIvE.-Speaker Orr caused one
Harte, the Washington correspondent Of the
N. Y. Courier and Enquirer, to be expelled
from the reporters gallery Of the House OF
Representatives because he applauded an
anti ti-Lecomrton vote. That is what tho
Sacramento Mercury calls "os.racising."
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-18
DEmocRATrc STATE CONVENTION.

Az Q meeting Of the Democratic State Central
Commlttes, held la Sacramento, GA the n'th day OF
May, 1873, the following resoiato0s were adopted
kesOLvgp That the next Democratic state ton-
ysntion be held IN the city Of sacramento, on Wed
gate large from each county and delegate for
every two hun3rsd Democratic votes NJ the last
general election Tor any Democratic candidate on
the State ticket nominated BY the Democratic party
sxciaavsy, and one dsissst Tor every fraction Of
ons hunired or votes cast for such Democratic
candidate.
rscommsnded tnat the Democracy in the different
eountios meet on the 1bth day of Iuiy for the pur
pose Of eIscttng delegates 10 the State Convention
fhs Democracy OF the State Of California are here
BY notified that State Convention will be held 10
tbs City OF Sacramento, on Wednesday the tth day
Of August 1885, and that the spportionment Of rep
rcssntstion therein, as settled upon by the State
Central COMMITTEES, is as follows:
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-18
The Wagon Road Tax.

This act will be found on the fourth
page of our paper. In publishing it
our only object is to acquaint the citi-
Gems of the county with its provisions,
that they may vote understandlingly for |
its adoption or rejection.
We make no particular professions
concerning constitutional law, bat be-
ieve this act to be unconstitutional-in
violation Of that provision of the con-
stitution which requires that an act Of
the Legislature shall embrace but
single object. This -act embraces two
separate and distinct propositions" so
stated and recognized in the act, in
one instance at least. But this may
not be valid objection, rs il his
passed the scrutiny and met the appro-
val Of those who ought, at least, to be
quite as competent to decide upon this
point as we are. We do know, howev-
er, that it does not possess the recon-
mendation at all times accompanying
the English language in its purity, aud
the fact that such objection escaped
the notice ofthe Governor, induces US
to believe that he might by the mere.
est accident, approve Of an unconstitu-
tional act.
We are disposed to believe that those
who have read the act, will consider il
matter for profound astonishment that
a representative should approach the
Capitol with the intention of honestly
representing his constituents and be en-.
ablcd to conceive Of such an act. II
is craftily drawn document, and ex-
hibits q familiarity with the subject
that is really refreshing. IfMr. Har,
has attained to such perfection in
drawing bills since January last, We
will wager a cigar that he can out-Cal
houn John Calhoun, of Kansas notori.
ETY., before the expiration of anothe,
session Of the Legislature. We bas,
this opinion upon the manner in which
he has submitted the propositions t.
issue bonds to the electors Of Butt,
county. Look at the twenty. first see
ton of the Act: "Those voting Fol
said propositions shall have written o
printed on their ballots: "Count,
bonds for railroad and wagon roads
Yes" or "County bonds. for a ralroa'
and wagon roads-No." What doe
it mean Are all the ballots cast up
on the propositions, to be counted a
cast "for" the propositions IF so, i
it not little in advance Of the mod
in which the Lecompton Constitution
was submitted to the people of Kansas
1t increases tho property tax on
dollar aud thirteen cents upon ever
ono hundred dollars Of assessablo pror
erty. It Increases the capitation tax t
four aud one half dollars. Should
be adopted. and the tax for State an
county purposes be tho same as las
year, two dollars and ninety cents o
: the one hundred dollars, the taxes of
D citizen Of Butte county who happene
to own ono hundred dollars worth c
: property, would amount to eight dollar
and fifty three cents, with four dollar
and three cents to be added for ever
additional one hundred dollars wort
Of property.
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-18

MucH GoLD --0n Sunday night, Wells
Fargo 4 Co.'S Express messenger passed
through 0eosille, having in charge box Of
treasure weighing sol pounds averdupois
The same number Of pounds Of gold. at troy
weight, reckonsd Sl7, per ounce. amounts
in value TO Si2o 6s4 90. A pretty snug pile.
that. and one which It would seem little
hazardous to risk Transporting on . stage in
thsss days Of highwaymeu.
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-18

THOUGHT ISsAss --Besancon, the clerk
who recently made murdsrous assault on
Secretary Thompson. at Washington. -
thought TO Be laboriug under partial aber.
ration Of mind. lie was formerly a clerk
In tho Pension Office.
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-18

rsLLow FEyEH AT Rro.-Late sdvices
from Rio Janeiro say that the yellow fever
IL rsgise terribly in that city, aud among
the crews Of vessels lying in the harbor. -
Great distress and much consequent depres.
sion Of business prevail.
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-18

Conventions IN YUpA Yesterday's Ex.
press coatains the proceedings Of the Yuba
County Democratic Centrai Committee, FROM
which We learn that the time for holding the
Judicial District Convention was 6xed for
Monday. July llth. The County Conven.
tion Is to be held gu Monday. the 26th of
July. To this latter 20 delegates will be
admitted.
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-18
Here's n Ticktti
For President Of the United States

For Presidenf Of Me United States,
DIR. WM NJ. GWIN,
~ Teros, .hssissippi and California.
<Subjcct TO the nomination Of the Pacific
Msil Steamship Company and the San Fran.
cisco Custom Houss)
vise Ia bat S'asque! ViVe Ia Mail Con-
sraef!! piUe h pieur FSddiebagger N
Great 10 Gwin and Dan Gelwicks 10 his
prophet land the Steamship Company il
HE ether profit!
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-18

THE GRArroS BANK ROBBERY. The
robbery Of the Grafton (Mass.) Bank, was
psrpssrsted bya boy at the iastigatiou Of
enc Pratt. ono Of tho Tellers In that institu.
tiou. The boy divulged, aud the rascally y
teller forked over. Tho amount stolen was
$4,000.
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-18

The MISSISSIPPI The latest accounts
from "ths Father Of Waters" report grsa,
rise, and extensive "crevasses." Now Or.
leans was In great danger Of being flooded.
Immense damage has already been done to
cotton aud sugar plantations.
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-18

THASx~-ws are again placed under OBJ
legations to George Lyman. of Wells & Far
go's Express. and to Mr.. Shaw, for newspa.
portal attentions yesterday.
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-18
NEW ADVERTISER ENTS.
PROBATE NOTICE.

STATE OF CALlFoRNIA-CoUNTYO OF BUTTE
- Probate Court. In pursuance Of an order
made In SAID Court by the Judge thereof, the Hon
Thos WelIs, at chamlers, on the l7th day of May.
A. ID. 1858. Notice IL hereby given. TO Nil whom II
mny concern 10 bc and appear before snid Court On
the 37ih day Of May Al 1853, at O'Clock, A. VI.
of said day, at the Court House at Orovie In said
County, then and here to show cause il nny there
be, why tho last will nni testament of John Conner
should not be adm tied To Probate.
by order cf the Court.
- Witness my hand aud the seal Of said
( {Court affixed, this the lIth day of May
49, "A, ID. 1855 NJ u. DAkRACH
Clock Probate Court,
myl1-td by J. II. MARBLE, Deputy
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-18
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA

STATE or CALiFoRNIA-COUNTY OF BU TIE
~ Justices Court, Cascade Township. The Peo-
pie OF the state OF California. 10 H. c. Rhosds greet
ing: You are hereby summoned TO appear before
me at my onice In Mooresville, In the Cou"ty of
buile, on the fourteenth day of May, A. D. ls5s AT
w ociocS, NJ to answer the complaint OF wakman
Burr. who sues TO recover the SUN Of ffy.four dol
inrs and thirty one cents upon goods and
merchandise s"ld and delivered, when Judgment will
DO taken against you for said amount, together with
costs and damages, you fail to appear and answer
To the sheriff or any Constable of said County
greeting Make legal service aud due return hereof,
Given under my hand this l2th day OF May, A. d.
1858 JOHN KEYES,
a'test- true copy, Justice OF the Peace.
JoHS GtLDERsLEvE, Constable.
Ordered, that the above be published In the Butte
RtcoRp, weekly, for two weeks.
myl7 JOHN KEYEs, J.P.
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-18
70 r SA e.!

WiLL BE SOLD, CHEAP FOR CAsH-one OF
wv Singers Sewing NJ q hin, 9. suitable fnr fsmi-
Ties, tai,ors, sadders, &C &c Needles and every
tfIng complete and In nd oyder Enquire al this
once mylT
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-18
UNITED STATES OF AmnR1cA A

SrATE OF CALtFORNIA-COUNrY OF BUTTE
- Justices Coart, Cascade Township The Peo
pie OF the State OF California, to H. O. Rhoad- greet
ing You are hereby summoned To appear before
me at my ONCE In Mooresviiie, Cascade Township
In the County of Butte the fourteenth day of Nav
A. ID. ll5s, at u o'clock A. Nj, To answer the com
plantof +. A. Emerson. VII suts to recover the sum
oftwenty dollars and seventy ve cents for butchers
meat sold and delivered, upon Tan opcn account
when Judgment will be- taken against YOU for the
said amount. together with and danar,s If won
tail 10 appear and answer.
To the Lhertd % any Constable OF said C.,nntv :.
Make legal serve. and due return hersII' civn ~,
der my hand this isih day VI May, A D. 1883
.,.., JOHN KEYEs,
joan CttprKstEvR. Constable.
orusree, that the above be Published IN the Butte
REooap, weekly, for two ~eeks. SN'''
msi' - JoHN KEyEs, p.
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-18

CooLiEs.--A brisk trade 10 being carried
on between Havana aud the East Indies In
the transportation Of Coolies. They sell for
ssout $3.50 10 Havana. "Cheap ut half the
money"
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-18

THE LKvIArHAN 1T 10 now considered
pretty sure that the Leviathan will be q,
Portland, Maine, sometime In August.
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-18

VNhe best paper in California;
"WIDE wEST.u-REAU 1T.
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-18

'he Best Paper Ina Califoruta-'-
i "wlDE WEST" READ IT
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-18

4 he Best Paper in CaIIforrsas''"
i "wTDE WEST" READ IT.
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-18

L "wIDE WEST" Rad n.