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Insolvency Notice,

Gr,Tr 0r CoI,trCpN'A-CNU ~ ~ "'TrF
~ rourtv COM. " apd for nutte County. In The
nst,sr NJ the rptition of Iosenh Wood an 'ns"'-
v-'t n.htnr IN uursran~a NJ ~ Order ma" Nv
he "nr Thomas oils Judge of S"'' '"urtv o"rt
N"t.-h.-s /, said County ofthe 16'h dav ~ 'u'v
A. 1889 NJ tce is re-ehv oven to tie c-eiitors ~
Ire aid Joseph Woods. Petitioner IN insolvency
herein. In he and snraar hofNra the ~ "n-' "n
p' hrst T. of - . Sentairher t"rm y. " lh'N, '"
W y, Mo dav the 19th dav Of Septnmh"r. \ "
lSs 1t the hou- ff 10 O'Clock of that "av.
hen s-i thsre 10 show csusa II arv thor" h". hv
10 ns"gnr-ert of said Trsolve~ts estate should ""t
y made srd he be discharged from his d"htS aS nv
bin rrsvea for II is futNer crd"rcd that al '"rH'
Pnreedh es against ia Insolvpnt or ~" 6niprti0u
Nfhe several or arv the dah's set forth :" sN'd
,,h'du'e be stayed until the final determination ol
ii. cause
Wh'ess nv bard and the Seal of said Cour'
oxst this the 16th dav of luly A. u 1858
VI. II. nARRAII. Go. Clerk Put'c Co.
tTu1 vJU NApPIr. DEPUTY.
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Constable Sale.

DY VI7TUC OF An ESpfUTrN
= issued out of John = Perrv's Court Justc"
tee Peace in and for 0phir T0wnshin. 'ou"tv ~
sue and s'ate Of alfornia to me- directed AID Do
,''-eN commanding me to make the sun "t Two
...1r-h s20ol dollars principle dent and SIX
n'"1 dollars interest and accruing interest on
Ame At the rate of TIVE per cont r~' n"rt'
20 the 9th dav Of Janusrv u. lsNS until
= snf all costs NJ suit tsNed in the SUI" "i htT"n
-,,mv ons-hundeeths (sl5 70l dollars toge'her
~ 20 .l secrung costs on said writ wherein W
inr"land ia rlainti1 and : = Morris is defenfant.
"s "s levied pnon and will expose at pnh''c sale To
4, oghest bidder for cash Thur~day she
w"sy OF August. \ ~ lsAs. at IN" hour "i
=. enek \. NJ. Of said dav. all the right tue ana
g." OF the above named defendant in and To me
s''hs d@.crihed property. to wit: that CERTAIN
M er MARCEL Of land lyiIg and being and s'tnat"h
-. tasn of ''rovila. 'ountv and state storeSaih
s-nn.a and designated on the plot or man NJ sai'
~ ~ rovilla as lots number one ami tw" w
-. % With the house thereon together with an
..anehter =. the tArAmants hpreftaments ann ap-
,.,'nanees ihereunto belonging or in anv wise an
L,sre The above sale tn take MACE in front "i
ferrv's Office In the town of Oroville Coun-
p. MAGUIRE, Constable
..'sd !nly 18th. 1858
"a ~. sb. We SAFE is pcsroret until Moniay tn"
rrIIE ~ Aug Of. 4 u. 1858, Mt ~" sarH plBce
.n' above '"entioned. +. MAGUtRE
AAs"tata. 1855. Canstfble.
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BATHING OMMODATIONS
Connected with tho House.
Shower Baths Free

FREE PASSAGE IN the Omnibus 10 ard from the
toats i1ppk 10 the name on the Omnibus 10 avoid
imposition
By unremttina attention and nntirinR en rts to
furnish the greatest amount oi c0nfJri aud c,,nven
ipi e. nj exrnriy how prizes IN. propreior hopes o
m. rti n c,Dtin the increasing pstronage that
Itbe WHAT CHEER HOUSE st pres -Dt . JOYS
Por the accommodate IN II ninara ard rhho's hav-
Ing none, OF valuAbes, there are two large saes In
th. nffics.
There 10 an offensive Library and Reading Room,
vel sup' u with pat ers. psri0iic lie, DC.
Tue HOUsEI<OPES ALI. NIGHT.
Sc Travellers will please 10 rensubrr thai there
are no rnnneu connectsd with this ostabli.hment
ieli-an Ri b. WOODWARD, Proprietor.
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Cancer Cured without -
kniGs.t

Mhtk--Ths ~ the Dr. Davis Who r"-t rwed =
New lork.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-09

spEw,RE OF INP"SlrlnN-ln CONSEQUENCE
~ NJ tho wide spread celebrity ot DIR. NoUN q.
re~ous posters h"Vr sprung htnex,-'e"ce' pre-
tending t" he nrr"ct masters Of the hen'in0 ART ana
IN ,, aucrcpdpd in inpnsiUg unnn few hi lhe IN
Yor, s,rer.rs Fars,ns " ishing to consult n Phvst
ci.n sho1d hc very careful how they put nonhience
in The nuhItshrd sta'cnonfs Of such charlntnhs tH
the, are M unsrrdpIlous IN snch sIlWhthN ~ w
tncir mac ice of medicine. Hnd very "hsh'" I"
trust Thnv viii Ars' deceive v"n NV false cerincaif
nrorurpd from 'drunken lo'trrs "h" nerlure thrn
salvOs to get Ia sa'i-v tn" cravings ~ d'7'
pascd nnpetite. Whnn such pn7ck gains your con
ercp. he viii tNen dpsp you with m"rcnrV al' "'het
nnisp ~ dr,ps and after they have rohb"d y"u n'
vo,r norav a.l injured your cunstiiion. they VIII
,a.t vo,, "iih the charge that yOu have not toi
lowed hisdrec'ious.
Tbp o,k wu q avnii such imnost"rs IL ~ con
..,It nr ! = Vning. the Pioneer Ntv"rits Physl'
cian nf "a Gprua. Ata 'n"rtin" ut the NPAirht &c
If nCthi- tsir Ilsi 10 investigate N" S'urcH "i
.,nlrrar,ire thet has car-ed 80 much Sn'.f'ng ~
his c,uutr, u was unluinousl' recommended lhN
AZ the aN'rteI shnuld c"ns"N Dr. Young NJ ne -
,tn ,lv rpVia~ hVsirion nt " ndv"r'l-l ~ ~ 'h'-
ro-,la ol, Others in his line h"inR Q'acks aud ''ni"'
tors aud are net 10 he trusted IN" hthic'"i VIII
,isas kp notice thai thpr, "ae u"' Fh .elch1 w
tho meeting "no ever seen "r heard 81 $'ntl'
..aaa Of ~ alurHctice from nr. Nonug WINE h"t one
! rthcrn hut hal seen nrmh"r of cases ON the
4 G,r.fy,, ouorks wh1 So vau' tingN set forth their
/ rretendnd virtues the punlic prints.
The above facts shnuli he borne in mimi by ch
spekirg medic l assistance
| Th,rk h..ven they are getting thoroughly expos
ed and il viii ~, be long before thev VIII have to
fy the country 20 avoid he jrsi trdignaiion "f hn
| 0ptl puitic Then will all gn'h people II an Z
~ Vuung for hi- cnnuued efortstn banish quncK'
cry fro Our milSt
mn YoTNG can he consulted from VI to = =
NJ at hi. Hcp corntrof failijnrnia nnd Montgomery
,,o,,,s over The pnciyc nre-s Office. San Franc
an Litter. enc sLg the usual fee Oslo, will meet
wit pronpt attention.
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Stock Ranching.

4 'BS'RIRER ispranared 10 receive Stock
srA....tt nnching, al the CENTRAL RANCH, oD
'sn. is-Imwa BUrcHIys.
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Notice..

IT, pErsONs INnE"TE" ~ "F. A. w
n a"e.,ad n rnIl -. ~. n"' king Ilo a. Of Geo
A. r~.-v 90 Rrd street, Or '"i'l". NJ ~ W" i'm :
nsds'r e., 'e'ne't TNo'e "hn have Sc '"d with
neh- du, hl wiz md 'hon a. ~ elne - 90
0yo He. 4 oad 1873 INhF "Eo'
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To All Whom it May

I,ONCFRS-Atl persons Iia 'le under an act o the
Legislature OF ir5s, iti'led An Act prosi-
~ TOR Tho K-g slraIi"n of Marriages.. birti ,, D.
w G 3 and Ieaih-," proved April 26'h 1H'S. srs
hr, sh, ntihed tn reenrd such hgr. br h. di-
ynce. er d-ath, at the County Rec I'd RS I'm 9, tn
accorianc. wnh such law, or wi b" enforced
nQaInst such parties 80 ncgirc ing ~ rfUsiig
JNo. y KIMMEL, County Recorder.
orovie, July t2. Ir58. n
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Lost =!

4 At rsIr rI"r ON N0NntY NIGHT OR
y Tri,v Worni~g. n drn, of Fxores' meteor.
In -hj~h q ,acSev> Nel Nariug T. m" rortH'"'"g
,ot.s nava'h. N NJ. of ov"r one t'ous' d'lnr%
inv ,,e f,dnr srch n 'ck shall h." su't'hl' 70
,.rteI Nv -"t,r 'ino I: ~ at Wels. Fargo Cos
L,,-a.s orir. AMI no ou"stio"s ask d.
p.-s,,s 40 hnr nv I'll va a"ai"st purchasing
aid notes. as p,yn~nt has h""r s'nnnod
GEORGE q. EVN'N
0rovire. Iulv 2, 1853. Nf
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Lost.

0N THE NIGHT or THE FIRE. A LARGE
u sized PC ct book. containing notes spd sc.
eouat tir collection and other valuable payers It's
)ntents nf no value except 20 the owners liberal
10 HARRIS q HOWARD and no questions asked.
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.Amsjhr 'entinel, ,Jackson:
Messenger, In Porte.
irrald, Crescent CITY;
Democrat, MaripOsn;
sentinel, Santa Cruz;
'hrunicle, Yroka,
II Clainor Publico~ Los
Angeles;
Herald, Benicia;
Courier, Columbia:
entin Il, jackson o T.;
'tan,iard, Portland, O T.:
,rgus, oregon C'ty, I ;
Ies.enger. Corvallis . T.;
fumes, Portland. -. 7.
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,urRE ARErnous,vp in thi-str,e SUFFERING

.,UFRF ARFTH 0t= iNDS in thsStqte suffering
! far want of Scientific medical treatment. and
vou fcyr T., apuy to a Physictan because they have
he.p deceived or their friends have been. by some
nC tho dhnrlntan. uh nfesi the community. aud who
nnhtsh themselves as good nhyslcians, prniess'rs
.lc To all -uch We unhesitattnglN recommend Dr.
. Young ~ a Physician in Wtom all oan place con
fdc. ce lie il n man Of eminent aud prnfopnh
studv n good surgeon. m honorable man, and one
no can sympashise with per-ons in aiillcuon lils
4tanIirg M a Pnysictan ard gentienNn are both
gunrsnieed-the first by his medical works. which
ire an hor tn their author. and the extensive and
highly successful course of practice Nth which ne
as been hnnnred since his advent in California an
he latter hT his patrons ana large circle OF
,cGuHniances,
nr J. e. Youngs ONCE for
IL the u prvtte Dis 4Ases, IL ~ the cnr-
r. n Il1'Eb nerY ami California sts san Francisco
RE 'ENBER-That DR.. Yonng wants ho patients
MT thnse fully ca1ahe Of aOprecainy aud dstin.
-uishing the services of n regulir. thorough bre |
.h,sic an, from the paliry unleaFned aud triding
iuack.
RENEVRER-That Dr Young IL the only regular
red phg.ican advertising TO cure diseases Of tmpru
isnce.
RENENBER-That ~ You1zs ramelites and
yea;n,ani are slfi civ u1k1 u all Others. pre-
,,r A from Iifp 81 n in the gre "pal- nf En'
M. n the first 10 this cjIn ~, from pure ehen'
Gals imported.
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-13

FREp. ?. STANTON. This distinguished
Democrat recently addressed letter TO some
Of his Tennessee friends. containing HE
views Of the English conference concern. I.
10 forcibls and to the point His closing
words are severe, and calculated TO shock
the nerves Of those whose especial duty II Is
to have spasms when the " iu6rmitiss Of old
age" are mentioned. Mr. Stanton says
~ sincerely hope, and. without some fur
ther fatal error on the part OF those in au-
,hority, believe the agitation will be con-
fined TO the political arena, and will have nc
effect more serions than the overthrow Of .
fsithless Administration. which has betrayed
the rights Of the people. committed high
crime against liberty. and misled large
portion of the Democratic party into ruin
GUS and suicidal error"
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-13
Mining News.
We gather the following mining item
from the Yreka Union:

We gather the following mining item,
from the Yreka Union:
CorroNwooB. diggings on the Klam
| ath river. one mile below Cottonwood, near
Raucheria. are still prospecting we'll.
correspondent informs US that Mcssrs.Stites
Holt 4 Smith. rcaliIed various prospect:
from two dollars to two ounces TO the pan
and three mems labor on the Goth ult. pro
duced forty ounces. Considerable excite
ment prevails in the neighborhood.
KLAMArH.-At the mouth Of Humbus
creek on the Klamath river. the work o
drifting under the river is progressing will
much success. Sixty ounces were taken on
Of claim on the 29th ult f. which amount
IL said to be realized quite often and of com
mon occurrence.
CorPEE CREEK.-The miners on thi
mountain stream are doing exceedingly we'll
considering the colduess of its climate anC
| the large quantity Of snow yet remaining
there. From six TO eight ounces per day tC
the hand are the common reports of th'
proceeds Of some four or Eve claims on tha
creek.
LosG GuLcH,-Jos. Hu,ehlns 4 Co tool
out in four days OF last week. two hundred
aud forty dollars, from claim abandoned :
short time ago by man who caught th'
Fraser river fever.
| GROUSE CsEEK.-This stream, q tributa
ry ef the South Fork Of Scott river, hai
been nearly deserted from the effects of Fra.
ser river; but il is said that FIVE TO sax dol
lars per day is the average yis,l of working
claims
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-13

REcovrRrNG.-Wc may safely say that
no town ever exhibited moro promising
symptoms Of convalescenoe than does Orc.
Vile, after the late FIRE Buildings of ro.
spectacle dimensions, and neat appearance,
are starting up in oil directions on the burnt
district. Our townsmsn say their homes are
here. and that Orovillc can stand fire as
we'll - other California towns have done
We see very few long faces IS We pass along
the streets. and the fact proves that We are
. hopeful people.
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Communicated !

DoGrowN, July 18th. 1853.
Ma. EDIroR The holidays that have
just passed have interrupted my promised
communications. This place is still alive
and il any judgement can be formed Of its
prosperity from the improvements going on
around, none can help being satisfied it is
not going down hill. Judge Kinson isput-
ting himself up fine dwelling, which when
finished. will be an ornament to this place.
Chas. Boder is just finishing large Hotel,
and other buildings too numerous to men
tion have just been finished or are in process
Of erection. Mining is still prospering and
so long as there are hills to dig in, and water
TO wash with. success is bound to follow
the adventurer. AT DR.. Brothertop's very
rich diggings have been discovered also. |
hear. at the Forks Of Butte. which latter
place presents the appearance Of more busy
life. than any that l have seen, since Oro-
Vile was in its palmiest days. and l should
judge from the number Of wagons that Mr.
Kelly weekly sends up. that moro goods are
sold. at that one place, than all the other
places north Of Orovlle. ConcOD Valley il
also becoming notorious for its product Of
gold. One claim last week was averaging
three ounces to the man per day. and other
claims Of great richness. have been struck
and am told great excitement prevails
among the mining population.
Fourth of July was duly celebratei-the
number Of cracked dinner bells that thrice
daily salute our ears is truly amusing, ant
testify that they have done their country
some service.
Yesterday was an eventful day for Dog
town. Lecompton Esq, had it all his owl
way--his opponent was completely vanished
and only one could be found that supported
Mr. Douglas and his cause. and that wa
your humble servant. Judge kinson, DR.
Stearns and MIR. Burch were elected dele
gates to the County Convention l hop'
that if an issue is made in the Convention
that they will find themselves in the minori
ty. They will not be supported in thei
views by the majority Of those they repre-
sent. Respectfully yours, II.
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Notice 10 Subscribers.

Persons desirous to subscribe for the
BuTTE RECORD or having other business
with this Office are requested not to commu-
nics,e or transact their business with US
through the Alta Express.
Notice Is also hereby given to all persons
having business with this office not to make
payments for subscriptions to any other
parties than N. ID. Witt or John Davis.
A. We have changed carriers some Of our
suhscfiters may fail TO receive their papers
with regularity. Such parties will please
notify US,
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-13

THr srArE FAiR.--we hear many Of our
citizens express an intention to visit Marys
vills on the occasion Of the State Fair. Our
desire is tnat oroville should be properly
represented, and we take this occasion te
express the hope that the Bonifaess Of th'
Queen City. Geo. Stanton. Bob 0'Hsnlon
Lee McGown. and the rest. will not lot eu'
Ill thsir accommodations in advance. but
will zee that few beds are reserved for the
aecommodstion Of Butte County.
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-13

Look OUT voR THE NIGGER.--The follow.
ing story 10 current in Virginia; The Bap.
lists were bap,isiug sOms converts; they I'm.
ishsd by baptising au old negro slave. The
parson, not thinking as much of his soul q.
the white portion Of his converts. let him
drop aud made his own way 10 the shore
The negro. blowing and putting. reached
the shore. and sitting on stump, remarked
" That some gentleman's niger would b
killed by sich foolishness yet"
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-13

TRorrING vs.. PACING, ON THE Scorr
VALLEY CouRsr.-We learn by the Yreks
Union that the match over the above course
on Saturday. Sd inst. betwee d. NJ. David
sons trotting horse Rather" to wagon,
and Harvey Weutworth's sorrel pacing
horss. under saddle, for $500 side. mile
heats. best three in Ave, was won by Rat
tier" Time; S.2l, 3.21, 3.l2 distancing
the PAGER on the last heat.
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-13

YUBA CoUNry.--A communication will
be found elsewherein In to days issue. signed
BY democrat Of Marysville. We cheerful
y give It room. and hope that our neighbors
win frequently speak their minds. The
Erprsss was at one time the ablest support.
Or Of Popular Sovereignty in the State, bu,
In On evil hour 1t became pcaiteut. and IL
now = peace. maker between Anti.Lecomp.
ten and Lecompton-- between Michoel and
Satan.
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Sound the Leud TImbreI!

Douglas is dead. Broderick is dead.
Anti-Lecompton is dead. Popular
Sovereignty is crushed. The State of
Sutter has said it. The word has gone
forth and cannot return. The Sutter
County Convention has settled the vex-
ed Kansas question. Hooray! Peace
dwels in the nation, and the Union is
saved from the fanatics yclept the Peo-
pie. How great matter q little fire
kindleth. The State is redeemed from
the thraldom Of selftgovernment, and
a Chief Magistrate of "unfading intel
lect, calm o. passion, vigorous, com
prehensive mind, ripe experience, and
stern decision," is in possession of the
fate Of tho United States Of America.
Long may he waiveG).
The Sutter County statesmen in their
enthusiastic moments, fell into one
gross error, namely, declaring it to be
the duty of all Democrats "to unite
cordially in support Of our national
administration without asking who
we're for or against the Lecompton
constitution" as though an anti-Lc-
comptonite could by any possibility be
a Democrat! We are happy to an
nounce, however, that, upon q sober
second thought, they abandoned their
hcresy, by demolishing, unnihilating
and totally wiping out Senator Brodcr-
ick, whose offence is anti-Lecompton-
ism. We do not observe in the pro-
ceedings of the Suttar County Parlia-
mcnt any announcement of Senator
Douglas, but take it for granted that
this was simply an omission. 1t is
painful to see the national Lecompton
Democrats do "our worthy Chief Mag
istrate" such injustice as to pass over
the offences of Senator Douglas, the
rebellious champion Of the Mudsills,
who braved power in the Senate cham
Der, and insolently clamored for the
right of the people to pronounce upon
their own organic law. Will some one
horse county convention have the good
ness to denounce Senator Douglas
The Sutterites also forgot to endorse
President Buchanan's honorable policy
on the fllibustcr question. We think
this was also an omission. Let the
next Lecompton convention attend to
this matter, and also to an endorse
mcnt of the army bill, which was re"
bellcd against by sundry persons who
have "opposcd the action of the Presi-
dent, for the apparent purpose of en-
barassing the administration" Let us
stand by the President of our choice,
and send into their political graves al
who now do, or who ever have differed
in opinion with him upon any quuestior
whatever.
Seriously, would it not be well if the
Lecomptonites would first remove the
beam from their own eye that they
might see tho more clearly to remove
tho mote from their brothers eye
The Anti-Lecompton men have, in de-
fence Oft sound principle, opposed ont
administration measure. Should th'
J loud mouthings Of Lecomptonites con
ceal the fact that they themselves have
almost in body, opposed other equal,
important Administration measures
. Probably every man in the Union diff
fers with the President upon one ques
: ton or another. Why is disobcdienc,
in one thing more than in another ? lie
delegates to county conventions thinl
of these things.
! FREp. p. STANTON, This distinguishe
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Nan CAMpnrLr---Thi hitherto fret rate
fellow has recently connected himself with
che Sacramento Mercury. We like yeu
Nsi. but "evil communications corrupt
good manners" cay the copy. books, and we
have sad foreaoding- that you will become q
I" clever gentleman" Don't do Il.
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-13

HorrEsr. Sunday was by several de-
grses the hottest day ever experienced by
che oldest inhabitant Of Oroville. The ther-
mometer in cool places. stood as high as
il2 deg and In other places. not quite as
cool, IL reached III deg. At o'clock Mon
day morning, the temperature vas 95 deg.
In our Office
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-13

RAISED TIVE Colon A friend Of ours
writes from Victoria that the only time he
has seen any one " raise the color" in tho
new northern digging, was when Califor.
nian raised n co'orcd policeman by the hair.
aud made him stand on his toes.
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-13

THcsr PicrrRs.--Ths Marysville editors
ere trying TO attract the attention Of outsi.
dsrs to the fact ca that they are hand
some. and that their daeuerrcotypss are be.
Ing fought over. for the possession thereof,
Sy the various dispensers Of cool drinks,
Ac., 1t Marys,ilie. Some people may think
they are good locking, Every difference oi
opinion 10 not difference Of principle.
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-13

MURDER.-One Chinaman killed another
at Yreka. last Wednesday. The victim was
respectable and intelligent, and was a lead
or among the Celestials A reward Of three
hundred dollars has been offered for the ap-
prehension of the murderer.
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-13

HARRY MiGHELs.--As a general answer
70 the frequent intcrrogatories concerning
this gentleman, we are happy to be able to
say that he Is suffering but little, anl has
not been confined to his bed since tho day
following that on which he was injured. We
fear, however, that several weeks must
slapse before he can resume his labors.
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-13

THArxs to Geo. Lyman Of Wells, Fargo &
Co.'S Express, for the prompt delivery Of the
California Express Of yesterday.
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-13

RrcoRp, OF DIRrus In another column
will be found an advertisement by the Couu.
u Recorder. to the effect that the new law
requiring . registry Of births, deaths. and
marriages, will be strictly enforced.
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-13

- Charles Reads, the popular novelist
aud w. II. Russell. the well known Crlmeau
correspondent Of the London Times. are
both coming to the United States 10 lecture.
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-13

THE Issus "A Lccompton lawyer recent.
ly refused to join issuc In case, for fear II
would distract the party. We expect to hear
next that Lscompton doctors refuse to bring
forth any issue. for the same reason.
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-13

RIcH Coin DieeINGs SEAs MARysvfLLr.
The Express man says that within twelve
miles Of Marysville tho richest diggngs ever
VET discovered in California have been found
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-13

BALL by reference to an advertisement
In to-day's Record, II will bs seen that
Messrs. Woods & Long will give grand
bali at Hambug Valley. august 10Th.
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-13

DoorowN HAS GONE LEcoMPToN The
delegates are Judge Kinsens. DR.. Stearns.
and Mr.. Burci.
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-13
NEW ADVERTISER ENTS.

FRANKLIN ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER No. 20
"A There will be meeting of said Chapter ni
Y ~ Masonic II II, ON Friday the 10th instant
~ Vat y o'clock, +. NJ, to transact business
generally pertaining thereto. Brothers and CON-
panions, please be punctea in attendance.
II. A. GAsTON, It.P.
Attest l.. w, TrFANy, Secretary.
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-13

GEoRGE CHRIsrY --Rumor has il that
this negro delneator is on three year
engagement with Messrs. Maguirr & looley,
and that they offered him $4,000 per year,
but that he preferred one third of the
profits
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-13
Notice.

vUNHE SHAREHOLDERS OF THE BuTTE
u County Dr ting Company, arc hereby notified.
that The annual meeting for the election oi Trustees,
and tran acting such other business r' may legally
be- brought before them, will he held at Mr. chap.
mans tPsnnsy lvanis iIouse) Orovle, Tuesday the
goth day Of July, 1854 nj quarter before O'Clock,
p NJ. EDWARD c. JOHNSON, Secretary.
July i2th, 1864 jyl2'