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A Valuable Table.

I Few readers can be aware until thew
haze had occasion 10 test the fact how
much labor Is often saved by such table
as the following:
l607-Virginia was settled by the En-
glish.
l6l4-New York was settled by the
Dutch.
observation-disclosures was settled by
the Puritans.
l62S-Deleware was settled by the
Swedes and Finns
Maryland was settled by the
English.
l636-Rhode Island was settled BY
Roger Williams.
l639-North Carolina was settled by
the English.
lo70-South Carolina settled by HUI
gaenots.
1882 Pennsylvania was settled by
VIM. Penn.
f732-Georgia was settled by General
Oglethorpe.
I79l-Vermont admitted into the I'm
ion.
l796-kenlucLy admitted into the Un-
ion.
l796-Tennessee admitted into the
Union.
lS0l-Oho admitted into the Union.
lSll-Louisana admitted into the Un-
ion.
lSI6-Indiana admitted into the Tn
ION.
lsl7-Mississippi admitted into ihe
Union.
1SlS-Illinois admitted into the Un-
ion.
1SlS-Alabama was admitted into the
Union.
lS20-Maine ;Fas admitted into the
Union.
,IS2l-Missouri was admitted into the
Union.
Michigan was admitted into the
Union.
lS36-Arkansas was admitted into the
Union.
florida was admitted into the
Union.
1S45-Texas was admitted into the
Union.
1SlJ-1owa was admitted into the Tn
ion.
Wisconsin was admitted into the
Union.
lS50-Caiifornia was admitted into the
Union.
1S5S-Minnesota was admitted into the
Union.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-07-13

PARCHMENT PAPER.-We are so ac-
customed 10 wonderful things nowadays.
that we seem almost TO expect them IN
regular succession, from month to month
still our admiration Is excited when we
are told that very cheap and simple pro-
cess will give to paper the tenacity and
toughness hitherto sought in parchment
alone. The assertion rests upon author
iry to which we feel bound to defer, as
fully competent in such matters
The only thing necessary for this pur-
pose is. to provide bath, IN the form Of
some wide, shallow dish, composed of di.
lutte sulphuric acid, in the proportion as
:wo parts of acid to one of soft water
The paper is drawn rapidly through this
liquid, and immediately washed in fresh
water to remove the superfuous acid
This. when dry, is called parchment pa
per-" and if science will accept a tern
from US, the process might be called
+" membranization.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-07-13

DREAM OF \ QUAkEB LApY.-There
is beautiful story told OF pious quaker
lady, who was addicted to smoking totac-
co. She had INDUCED herself in this
hab, rntil i; had increased 50 upon her,
thai she not only smoked her pipe a large
portion of the day, but Frequently sat up
III the bed for tins purpose during tie
night After one OF these nocturnal en-
terlainments, she fell asleep, and dream
ed that she died and approached heaven.
Meeting an angel, she asked him If her
name was 4fritteniu the book of life. H..
disappeared; but replied on returning.
that he could nol find 1t. On, said she,
=. DO look again; 1t must be there" H
examined again. but returned With sor-
rowful face, saying II was not there =
I" Oh" said she IN agony, 9 i, must be
there, | have an assurance that IL Is
there, Do look once more :" The angel
was moved to tears BY her entreaties, and
again lef; her 10 renew his search At
ter long absence, he came back, his face
radiant with Joy, and exclaimed. ''we
have found it, but it was 50 clouded with
tobacco smoke, that we could hardly see
IT." The good woman upon wa king, I'm
media-eiy threw her pipe away, and new
er indulged I'D smoking again.
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rARLET EATON,

VIII ptetire ia AL til, Courts the State and
Jatl-i states District Court.
Partiraiar aeAtioH 'ireH % collecting in all parts
81 tn~ state q:
VIII also. !. General Agency business.
AGjltnn'< Block. Mineral Point. Iova CO. WIS
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e1A- Take q string that viii reach
twice around the neck of Young lady.
let her hold tbe ends In her ecth, and
then If the moose will slip over hsr head
TO the back of her neck, II is certain
indication that she is married, or wants
10 5e.
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E1 When Kentacky Judge, some
years since, was asked, by an attorney,
upon some strange ruling :" Is that law,
your honor 2" he replied If the court
understand herself, and she think she do,
IL are -
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re \ clergyman catechising the
youths of his charch, pat the frs. qaes-
ton in the catechism to a girl.
- What is your consolation IN life and
death,
The girl smiled, but 10 answer. The
teacher insisted.
Well" said she. . since NUS tell,
it is thar young Printer III the tt
office -
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EASHIoNABi.
BARBERING AND HAiR-DRESSING +,

THIS Subscriber having recently opened shop the
ri1ana over tue Mineral Point Book Store, on
pasite the Uaited States Hete prepared wait upon
Customers NJ any hour afthe dsy. SHIFTING. SR "
ttoN{Sef. H4fP- DRES SING, SC. doae IN the best
manner sa1 raest fa-hienahis styles.
81 strict attention his business and arden,
strr te Pissss he hopes merit receive share
tEe patronage tskss Of citv efMnersi Point
Gentlemen. please call and give kim trial
n ?, turner
Mica-Sl eGiot Jane -. 1851 s.tf
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lef TIE iate .srm qf c c. Hashbnrn s Co.)
h hRAFrS drawn tn. principal cities of the Omitted
| States. Bills oil Exchange all the large towns
- knr"pv at woCc~str rates
VIII hay Drafts all points IN the United States and
IN the yhl-f towns ai Grea; britain. France anu Ger
many Interest allowed un time deposits.
.. Oifce hours Q 20 u A. y and . 10 ; = ".
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p q { tru- t
THE GIAN /.
BIZ CHARLES AACRAY.

There came giant to my door,
A giant fierce and strong.
Hi- step was heavy the hoor
His arms were ten yards long.
lie scowled and frowntd he shook the ground,
j trenbled through and through
At length looked him in the fsce
And cried a. Who cares for yos:"
The mighty giant, as spoke,
Grew pale, and thin and small
And through his body, as 'twere smoke,
saw the sunshine fall,
His blood-rsd eyes turned blue skies,
He whispered soft and low
:" i this, cried with glowing pride,
lis this the mighty foe -
He sunk before my earnest face,
He vanished quite away,
And left 20 shadow in his pace
Between and the dsy.
Such giants conle 10 strike us dumb
But weak in every part
Tney melt before the strong mans eyes,
And hy the true of heart.
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Il is asserted that ring of this kind
of paper has actually sustained greater
weight than any one of the same size of
thin parchment. ChamDers Journal.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-07-13

Gg- An objection has been raised to
the name of l.evRslhan, as applicable to a
ship, because 1t IS one of the appellations
applied IN the Bible to the Father Of ali
Evil. II Is very curious, however that
the words. - Steam Ship LevIathan may
be exactly iransPosed, or ahag grammatical,
,nto the following sentence have
spelt him-Safan
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GEO. n. NII.Bs-p. VI. -

oUL LD respectfully nler his professional ice
w To- the citizens II A;iuetl Point. and titinjty
"ifc- uPpnSitS flte United States IIotel- 81
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| AS resumed the practice of the Law He Will prac-
ace Iva the supreme Circuit Courts IL the State
sad ia the U = District Court. Attention i'll %
- collections, ami to the purchase ami sale OF Real
tstete- oiiee in Ross Stone Building l. H. nit
testy's Banking House.
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Professional AND BUSINESS a line her
,lft.snaI line - -
sc animal, anG hty cents for each animal in
notice.
LEfAL N"ricEs, at Statute rates.
SPECIAL NOTICES. C.eaded and kept inside having
precedence of ordinary 80 per cent ad-
van~e on ordinary rates
N"rIcEs Of Meetings, Charitable Societies &c half
price - ~
ADVERTISEMENTS not accompanied with dire ions
will be inserted till forbid and charged accord ,l,
m Transient Advertisements must be Paid For nm III
raaoe- his rule sill not be varied from.
YEARLY AvEsrIsgKs allowe. the priv.edge of chang
iug quarterly.
No ApvsRrtsENEvr considered less than Square
BILLS CoLLECTABLE QUARTERLY
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/ TruRNEY AND CoCN iELLoR At LAW. Mineral
~ Point. VIII attend To ,uG negotiations, and
all business connected vitI profession COLLECTIONS
proniFty attended 10. Office in County ituiI4n. 9-l
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-07-13

A TTOKNE1S 1T LAW. Mineral Point, WiscoD-in.-
II ra'ic. anu attend To gencies aud Collections il
atlpars of Wisconsin rcIa attention given TO prac
no. in the District Court of the United States.
Z = 0ee Opposite he Courl Nonse. ~ s.alrs. =
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PRIEST " MINER.


1 TTpBNEYS AND CoUNSELIbES AT a W
Y I-hlsnJ C,ntfc. ;sichland County Wis All bust
- lI-lsled n lh.ir Rrempty attended 10 ~ II
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GI.OIst:n l.. EKoST.

4 TTpBNEYS AND cot UNSEIIoRS At LAW. and 50
Il ucifet> Ia C's.acvt, SletsI Point. ual-r ia Mi
uE.a Block. 0-I
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4 TTDRNEG AND coz NSELIoR. solicitor in Ctl. nee
~, and ,eneraI Land Agent Hov viiie low.. Coun-
=, Wisconsin 81
rEFr4r a
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COBB ~ HIE~SAIs RE

)ESInS practicia- his Profession. viii instruct T.
} fCAL STUDENTS on reaSuuahlc terms.
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BANNING ANDE EXCHANGE OFFICE
LUTHER III WUITTi.ESEY,

4 ENERAL LAM AGENT, oppo>its the L. :. Hotel.
i UiSh->t-. Mia, Al Point 81
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e@ The three greatconquerers Of he
world arc Fashion, Love aud Death
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JOHN HI. WESTON.

NOTARY PURI.IC AND GENERAL LAND AGENT
y Mineral Point Wisconsin. Office ia County Build
s3tf.
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y rOTARY PUBLIC. Land Agent, &c-. Arena
\ -. Wis. Viii attend 10 the payment Ia
- &c witl accuracy and dispatch.
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j. II. NIOEEETr. VI. ID

ENEIiif Dealer in Dry tionds Groceries, Provisi 90
hardware yellow Stone, Wjs, N.,- l. 1856. !
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Friday Morning. Quarter to y.

| open this to say the eruption continues
TO increase. and new craters open hourly.
Best informed parties here expec: most
severe eruption.
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

MEDICAL NOTICE.
fl'ht uadeFsigae would respectfully snuauuce 70 his
". tF'enf> and patrons that he has reestatii bed
ntuNei m Niaesai Point IL the practice Medicine.
where ne 'l' Al Al ravs promptly respond 70 the calls
ei taese ,7tiiTlllS his professional services.
g k"~iieacv AMI Office q little south of ths L :
Hctei on tae c'rner ot Fountain and Henry acv
tn the eaiafHs heretofore occupied by late Wrn
Henry
wM HILDEBRANp.
- nr. Hiidsl,-and has s-ought with hin, from, CO..
,asov saac new sad valuable medical ,nst-,r,,, -
ne opera Of which rheumatism, ,iniaaations fev~
asa deafness. &c-, nlsy be speedil, Cared sStf
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JOHN ItDII.ENGSfiEAD,

&Y PUBLIC. CoNyEYANCER < GENERAL
sNF Linden, Iowa county. Wisconsin. lott
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professional ana sausiness Cares.
GEORGE Wy. CDUH,

DG0nTFCE sua general Commission Merchant dealer
salt. Water Lime &c-, stone Ware House.
Depot. Mineral Point. l0-s2
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hESLER N BoohS. STATIONERY 4 WALL P trER
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ooK GA nERE L.

fV'iE nudersined has removed his Wagon Shcr the
i new building near the old Bank. High Street
'sere he Is prepared Do all kinds of work in the line
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The following letter to the London
Times details the commencement of the
great eruption of Vesuvius, now in pro-
preSS
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CARRIAGE AND WAGON MAKING
.M.fDE TO ORDER,

be most reasonable ysri,ls. n sw and secord hand
onS on mana ~ all times New Wagons
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-11
DAILY BUTTE RECORD.
Later From the North.

The Pacific arrived at San Frapci.c, an
,be evening of the 9Th inst, with news from
vie,o,ia to the All.
She brought no g,ld dust, but did bring
several hundre passengers
Geo. Fil.ey, q lartermaster OF the vessel.
Vas blown overb Ia'd and killed oy the IRE
mature discharge of the Pac fc's gun, A. she
,as leaving the harhor Of Victoria lie was
.pative Of New Windsor. Ct.
&C. Mills, d. Keunard, Thos Kenrard
md Jas. Riley have been drowned hv the
upsetting Of canoe near F TT II ne.
There is ews from Fort Yale to the 3lst
dJuly The river was not yet low enough
IN wo'k the bars, but many miners had COM
uenced operations. An exprcs~man re-
portsd that Sweeny & Co, Of Hills Bar.
took out seventeen ounces and G even dollars
in one day, and five ounces up to noon the
next,
wm Hntchings, from Little York. Neva.
IA county, had been c, ,mrelleI to lenve tho
upper Frnser country { y want Of provisions
river, but on Frneer, II miles from the
forks. ard on Rohinson's Bar, n marty Of Or.
peonians were making from IS to Sc per
day. They had made $50 per day He made
IS TO Sc tor furteen days He got back to
Fort Yale after much hardship.
The Hudson BY Com any have offered
certain inducements TO 500 of the idle mi
psrs at Wet ria 10 huild wagon road TO the
upper Frase~ ria Harris n Lake.
A moi of 500 rescued drunken man
named Robinson from the Sheriff ut Victo.
fin, and treated that officer badly. They
we're pnt down. however without any serious
difficulty, by fly "hlue jncknts,' sni the
sudden a1pearance of ii W. ship P)umper,
and he offender re taken and punished.
Business was dun AMI real estate low at
Victoria. Merchants were depressed in
epirts. and good were in nhunlInce
Bernard Str"uss, from Camro Seco. WINS
tillei at Fort Yale by the accidental dis.
charge of his gun.
The Ind ans are very trouh esome. and the
bodies OF white ulCu 'opud in the river daily
has caused much Indignation and deter.
minai0n to .Xtetmi ,nte the lrdi1us and
those who sell them liquor. A party of
twelve men were driven from the Fn,ks by
these red skins. without being permitted to
carry of their provisions, wn.ch cost them
much toll and suife,iug.
Mr.. Wallace writes to the alta ab ut the
party from the Dnlies' robt Chaprel. the
man wounded by the Indians, on the Ore
eon trail, in june, has arrived BY " ly Of
the Forks. The four men who ettrtei to re
turn, after the fght, were soon after attack
ell aud killed. Their names were Antnine
Meyer; Thos. Casey, Iowa Il III; Chas Smith.
Placer county, AID Mr. lograham, of Cincin-
natl That unfortunate party is now all ac-
counted for. and. not withstanding their mis-
fortunes. they still c.rim that it is the best
way to Get to Fra>cr, il large parties. 50 as
to overnwe Two lulmns
August 81 came in urws that 'hr Q boats
had arriv 4 1t Steamboat Bar, three miles
below the . Canon. The i~st boat rhro. gh
was filed with Chjnamtn Thi j. c Dnsider
ed great feat ,pni is one Of extreme danger.
horse ALTO arrived over the mountains
from Thompson rive tie first one ever
seen at Fort Yale. -tHiOp L.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-11
Channel Rock Mining Company.

u Office III HERfthY GIVEN, THAT
v an nssessmeHt Of one hundred aud Huoy
collars has this day been levied upfu cnci share th
A spccilI meeting of the shafchoidc"s 10 ,nih Com
pnn) VIII be held NJ the tricr at The Treasurer on
tnc GOT day Of Ausust. 1888. Fl the purpose Of
etcting ucers for the ensuing yrnr md trnu.nctinR
su h oth'r business ~ may come before ihe meet
ing All thnres In said compau, un which any as~
srp~menis ruHin due aud ~ paid ou 40" 2uih day pi
August lh3s. viii be sid ~ the oluo OF The IteHfu.
rrr 81 3 -, lock T. NJ on that date.
BY order of the BonFd ~ itustoce.
GRO FAULKNER, scc'y.
Oroyille Juiy y. 1r5H. B2lw
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-11

SUPPOSED MuRDxR.-1 The body Of n mnn,
iooot 40 years Old, Was found in the Bay
aear Orklnnd, on Thursday morning It,
"mp'exiOn was dark, and was therefore
ssupposei TO he the body OF a Mexican or
sspanlard-poSSihly an American. 1t was
Dund wrapped in q blanket. which was Sc
sufed by strings The appearance of the
Saek part of the head indicai ed that death
a.d y been caused by blows. The Coroner OF
alameda county took it in charge
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-11
~ The Mustang Liniment C"res

o. The Mustang Limiment Cures
Rheumatism:
Tn. N1stang Linincut cures s'iGjo'nts;
Tn. !psting Liui ucot rr-- Iurns aud wounds;
The NnstqYc ijHim'nt cures sores md Ulcers;
Tho Na-'ang llni nont cures cakcd rreasts and
Sor" Nipples;
The Mustang Iininent cures Nenralgia;
TIE Nlstt1p f.i1imcnt cures C"rns and Warts;
The Mustang finimcnt is worth
1.onoooo DOLLARS PER ANNUM
To the rnt.cd S tps, tho ur"srrvcr and rest"rer
OF ynluabe hose, and cau'c II cures all Sproi1-
Calls Wonn Il. Suf Joints, Sc.
VIII YOU answer this question? DID Won ever
hoarof any or iinrry Sore. swelling. Sprain or SUN
ness either on man or beast. which tho Mustang
iniment would not cure? Did You ever visit nnN
ra.ppc'able druggist in any part OF the wor'd-in
rnrore Asa or Amrrica--who dil not say ''ii vas
the greatest discovery Of the age Sold everywhere
Every ramil, should have IT: three sizes. BARNES
Il PARK, Proprictors. Wv N"'t
PARE & WHITE.
Sole AGENTS for thc Pacific 'orst,
122 Washington street. opp site iI" Nnrket.
COI.rpS 4 NrpF0 NnTr. Agents. oroVille.
IT, THETRA9E supplied on the most liberal
terms ais 3m
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-11
TIE COURTS.

nf.rprcr CorHr-Thirl Monday In January. ur-t
Nnrdav IN Nnv. srcOad Monday IN November, aud
fourth Monday uf hugnsi.
,,nrNry Corpr-ri-s' Nondav in March ard June
.econd Monday In September, and fourth Monday IN
N"vetoter.
Corpr oF SFssra~s Second N"nlav IN Febru-
aJ, third " ndav IN Anrtl i1ly nd pc'oher
PRoR,rE CorHr.-fourh h rnd1y IL Frhr'nrv ard
MAJ. third Nonday In August, nni second Monday
in pc emher.
nn,Rn ~ SrpERvrsoRs -Tcets Hrst Monday in
Febrnary. Nav, August and November.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-11

D. c. BRopERIcK.-The Christian .4dco-
fote of last week, >Feak4 Of Senator Bro ler-
lex as follows, at the risk Of being called a
Black Republicans"
Mr. B 'erick, by his course in Congress,
has won tne es ecm # MI light MN !ed ".l.
even though thci" opinions ca the q"e-u %
at issue DO not harmouiza With hls. !
VII acc 'rd to him honesty # purpose amt
'earle,sness in the odvacacy o' what he con-
@lv"d t. be- the rigut. nid this snr"'y l.
sufficient meJit In these days OF political cor
fOpton and party sycprhaucy to give him
Place IN the heart ot every honest patIlot,
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-11
To ALI Whom it May

A ,ONCERN--AI person hattie under an net OF the
~ Legislature of lr5s, entitled . An Act provi-
ding for the Hr0 straitn of Marriages. Birtfs. Dt-
vorcns and peaih-," approved April 2otb. 1885, arc
hereo, notified to- record such marriage. blr h. di-
voice. pr drath. nt the ounty Htrrd RS ONCE, in
ncc rdnnce with such law, or II vii be- eDfofceds
against such parties neVirciinR OF r,fvsing.
JNo. =. ktMMEL, County Recorder.
oroyIc, July ~, ts5s. u
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-11
Notice.

rI'HERE will be a meeting Of the sharehol iers oi
i the EUREKA MiNihD 90. at the central Mar
ket House IN the town Of Otoville, Butte Co. on
the 10th dsy Of August, 1913. tor lhe purpose ol
eiactig tfcef, tor The eruibg year.
LLNis BuKWELL Pre't.
JoHx WALL, Fec'y.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-11

DRYING Up The Tuiaie Lake is drying
op very fast, the water having receded irom
one to two mi es in some places, aud the
y bahility is that it will rccyde half a mile
iarther tins sensnn.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-11
John Ward

- At FAIRFIELD BAR On THE MIDDLE
u Furk ~ euh.r five~. -ix mi nh we Hidw bs
Bar, and wishes 70 hear frUm bis brother, GEORGE
WARD
Fairfield Bar, August 9Th 1868.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-11
San F'raI cisco News.

SAN FRAHCG>Co. Aug. s
W II Parker, lately married, was und
~nseless in his room n the American Ex-
change yesterlav. The contents Of his stom-
sch were pumped out. wheu he came to sut-
6cienily to state that he had taken nm over
dose Of morphine TO alIny nervous iriitabil-
ny H. will rccpvcr.
Judge Norton, # the TWcHh District
Court. is out in n card declining to be u
candidate for re election this + I'll ii
hinks his term of office is for six years, but
S,hc >urrem Court may dc-iie otherwise,
recommends the people to vorc flr new
Judge, aud thrtchy have one of their own
selection. AID nos ~ appointment ci sac
Governor
The Times says there ia Mt present in the
market COO boxes of oid l3 cent tea, which
has been repncked. matk Il "Oolong Pam
bong" and rlac in auction houses as a
fresh article cx recent arrivals. tn deceive
Interior mercants. - GHion feiegfdm.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-11
For Constable,
WILLIAM II Armstrong.
County TreNNurcr's once.

pRoNILLF- JulN u 70, u =.
Notceis hereby given 10 all shedding Rutte
'ounty Warrants, registered ON the General Fund,
from the 5th f. the 14th Of November. l5i7 iuclu-
-ive. (excent Warrants Nos ll6 III. nui llS also,
Warrants Nos oS9 md 900 on the luiirent Sick
Fund, that the same win y" paid oH presentation a.
this Office, and ami after this date said Warrants
will cease to bear interest. and If not presented
within sixty days from ia, date hereof the mon
eys for said Warrants will be appropriated to pay
the next in order ol registry Office haurs, from 10
A. NJ, to 7. VI
WM LATTlNORE,
r..r LliA - NL.llL
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-11

Plums An abundant crop Of wild plume
hyielded this year from the trees on the
n'untains in the vicinity Of Bells ranch,
Nevada county
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-11

HILLS HOLLOW. Such i the title Of a
"lley in Marilosl coun y.-CHI, Express,
1t is said to be filled with Lecomptonitcs
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-11

- Indians are engaged IN packing to
enior's b ~ on Fraser rivrr The me car
y fr"m 20 to so his while the squlws carry
Rom 100 to l20Ih-,
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-11

:, hoN A. r. MELo~Y.-The nomination Of
We Hon A. r. Melony to the responsible
vince Of Controller o; stale by he Demo
.aiie State Cunventi n. j. a fitting adJnuc
Hera d.
Just 50. Exactly. 81 seqoyit1.