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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-07
ValnahIa Farn Or Sale.

THAT Vslsab Farm on " hich The undersigned resi-
ued for tue last ears sale 10 lies The water
ene,ter and sevar I'm T1IisB.51s and f1ur miles
from AOrnaDCy The contains hundred ana ni
acres, $40 acres OF cleared The or more OF
less, Of drsI farming land u was formally known as
the Davidson place this farm TWO comfortable resi-
dents with all necessary houses bzTus cribs ana sAOles
quaiI two Young orchards Of choice irui
good spring, water u abunuancei stock water PeHy
running through 90 srent sections Of said tar Inc so
both tracts equal % any ocops either for rain or grass
and bOlh united They Will sold separately or togs!bs
10 suit purchaser of the best STOCK iaIs IN ne
state 70 It's AS hose wishing buy would, oil course
wish 10 view Lhe Premises before purchasing lur.hel
ccnphOn is deemed unnecessary but all are uVt3dto
and see for themssjves
deca5-w6p HODGE & RAMS
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-06

FLu.sr CANNED AWAY We learn from
Il. L. Patton. Esq Treasurer Of the Nehras.
h MinirR Co.. at Longs BAR. that about
four hundred feet Of their fume was carried
swsy, about 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon.
IL j. suTresed that the dirt had washed from
under ore Of the stone cribs upon which the
VArnA rested. One or two pcrsors we're 90.
sirussy hurt when Il gave WY. This 10 an
unfortunate aed rericus mishap to this com.
rary. ~ they have lost over one.hsf their
6nre. They we're In advance of other com
rsriss on the river. ard would have been At
work in few dsys. 1t 10 their intention to
rsrsir damages and try Il again. They Is.
timate that the sceidertswill delay them
about q month.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-06

courrr suavEYos.--0ar County Sur.
veyer having hsen carried oh by Fraser fe.
Yer. and the board OF surervisors having
ordered m election TO all the vacancy thus
oeessioned, the Democratic Central Commit.
tee have nominated James 8. Lorg, Eco
% candidate for that position. Mr. Long
10 IN old citizen cf the cturty. with whom
most Of our people ere familiar. he having
heretofore represented The county IN the
Assembiy. He il we'll auslifed for the 70.
sisiss. end his election will give general sst
isfaction.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-06

INDIANA.-The Lecomptonites Of Indian.
apo'is held a glorifcntion meeting over the
decision Of the U. s. Senate in the Brigh,
and Fitch case. The meeting was managed
by Robinson. the U. 3. Marshal, spoken 10
BY VOORHEES,. the U. s. DISTRICT Attorney,
and attended by the jurors 10 attendance
upon the U. 8. Court, tAe Postmaster and
his assistants. All went "smoo,hiy as a
marriage" for q time; but. alas, there 10 a
skeleton in every mans house. VOORHEES,
in his speech. said. I've copy from the Jour.
naio Mr.. Bright had been denounced snd
opposed by illegitimate democrats. and this
brought Gordon Tanner to his feet. who
wanted to know II Mr.. Voorhees, applied
Tint language TO him. Then arose q confu
zion that would have broken the sleep Of a
prairie ofrorpiss. Clamors. yell.. and erie,
OF order made q sceue that an auction. .crisr
in Babel would have been as,onished At
Mr.. V. mnde teasing answers. and Mr.. T.
stood steadily at his post, until Mr.. n. J.
Ryan interposed and urged that the rpeaker
'hould be the Judge Of the right to inierrup,
him. Mr.. Tanner then came down, and
VOORHEES, drove on. He said he didn't read
any man out Of the party. lie had no ere.
dentials to do it But, il man did not vote
the whole ticket, he would not reccgr ire him
A. democrat. This was the conclusion OF
his speech. and II was, with all its declaim.
ers, regular recommendation Of all the
Douglas men lie was Interrupted by Mr..
Ryan. BY consent. who a,ked "whst he
thought Of the Buchanan Democrats Of iii
nois who we're oTresirg the regular nomiua.
'ions" This vnsa centre shot. Mr.. voor.
hess hesi'a'td-the anti Lsecmrton men
laughed. lie was evidently caught in bis
own 'rnp. Al last he said that '.he had been
attending to his law br,ints.. and he didn',
know what had hesn done in Illinois"
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-06
Demssratie stute Convention.

The UNroN contains Wednesdays
proceedings Of the Democratic State
Convention, which met at 2 PM, and
was called TO order by +. A. Turner,
Of Plumss, Of the State Central Com
mittee. Hon. w. I. Ferguson. Of Sac>
ramento. was chosen temporary Chair
man, and j. w. scoby. of Placer, and
w. r. Chapman, Of FL Dorado, Secre-
taries. A Committee on Credentials
was appointed, when the Convention
adjourned until evening.
At the evening session the report OF
the Committee on Credentials was re-
ceived, which showed representation
from thirty-eight counties, and two
hundred and nineiy-one delegates in
attendance. The Chair appointed
committees on permanent organization
and address and resolutions, and ad.
journed until Thursday at 10 A. NJ.
We do not exactly understand the
matter, but according to the same au.
thority, there is another political body
in session in Sacramento, watched over
aud cared for by about seventy. five
Federal officials, and few others who
have raised the means out Of Uncle
Sam to go the State Capital.
AS items Of interest TO this immedi,
ate vicinity, we may state that Butte
county is not represented in this latter
body, and that the Federal officials al
low ex-senator Coulter to cast the nine
votes of Plumas-probably on account
of bis distinguished services in voting
for the Lecompton resolutions last win
ter. The balance of the Plumas dele
gates are in the Democratic Conven-
ton. Good for Plumas The first to
elect delegates to the State Conven-
tion, she will he the last to abandon
Demcratic principles.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-06
ORoxIIIr. Arr & leke

At meeting Of the County Democratic
Central Committee. s. F. Hedees. Chairman.
called TO order. and II. U, Jennings appoint.
ed Secretary.
On motion the Committee rroeeded 10
ballot for candidate fer County Surveyor.
when J. s. Long received three votes, and
8. W Crsisue received two vote..
On motion Mr.. Long was declared the
unanimous nominee Of mi. Committ.e.
s. E. HEDGES. Chm'n.
ii. U. JxSNIreI, Sec'y.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-06
Notice.
COnstable's Sale.
.Y VIRTUE OF AN FxECUTIu

UpY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION
H Issued cut of yohn :. BeiO's Court,a Justice
of the Fence in and for Ihir Township. Butte,
q urty, and state at California tU me directed aud
deliver q, c"mmsnsing tn make the sum ug one
hundred and ihiriy.t~n dollars, 1882 and all
csss OF suit taxed in the sum rf thittcen and sky
one nehundrrdths dollars. (<lS t0l n, Il AL accruit z
costs on said writ, wherein lOl' No 4 co. ar,
llaintins. aud JAMES iUNN Is defendant. have
lesi"d upon, ana ~ill expss So nj public es-. io the
highe" hi'der for cash uu Friday the 21th day
OF August, A, ID 1858, nj the hour ut eleven
ociotA, NJ. OF said day, all at the righ:, title amt
tateres oi the above named d ndani IN aid TO the
following described properly. 10 Wit; tine certain
piece or Psrcel f iHnd situated IN the TOWN Of Oru-
VINE. hhiie County, California, cummeucitg ut a
~ int oh the O. nth corner of RIrd and IncOln
stres' thence tuhni alright argies Wih Lincoln
fiHet IN n iUriherly direction SKY six (6bl feet
thence hi riehl angles In an easirrly direcln thrv-
hree tSS) leei, thence nj ria ht angles ia souihcry
DIR eton ssy.iS (66l ieet. thence Hiui he ling at
hird street IN ~esterly dlreolH hi-t, three tS
sei 70 ihc pisc- of b'ginning the same being part
ot OioSs tour, a. as laid down he ofciai map
oroNiss Il gethsr with n the impruv, ments tn, re.
an, kn' wn ~ the Musical Hail builing. Alsn, the
at haH of kt numntr three, (3l In bl,ck humber
thiy t5c) c.hnnlenoing uiaety -nihe (gg( f,.e
" 10 Mses sFeei, and runnug thence eas,eFiy along
hird slrrtt lhuty three 1881 iset. thence sOutheTb
one hundred aud ihiry-lso tl12l ieeI. thence wrsi
eny thifly three fee. thesce bortherly one hun
afsd and hifty-tw llas ivet TO the place of beg-
hang, win ad~esling house thereon, together with
sh shu s gular The rnements. hcrediIn ments and
srpurenaness thsEennlo belonging or in anywise
spFeftianing.
he abovo Sale 90 take place in front OF Jonn 5.
nerrs's "fnce. in the Town Of orOvIle, County and
State Aforesaid.
MA6UIRE, Unstable.
oroyille, August stb, 1855, sag6
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-06

TME Town AssEssnxrr.--Mr. Alex. @
Simpson. Deruty Assesser. has shown ne On
exhibit Of the assessmsnts levied upon prop.
srsy is 0rovills. The sum total 10 s762, ,s4s.
A csnsiderable reduction Of this amount will
probably BE- made BY the Board Of Equaisa-
tien. On account Of the recent Gre. The to-
tsl amount Of assessment last year was
sIs2.277. showing . gain for this year Of
sso.07I.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-06

Mani RouTE wANrEp.-we Of 0roviile.
snd shsy q Fcrbessown. are in great need
ofa mail route berveen the two towns. At
rvee~rt fbe malt matter is brought and car.
rieH ~ wsy Of fMsrysvilie. We .hould have
direct Roe. Now we think of II. We won.
der such line was not established long
ego. A petition TO fbe Postal Department,
would doubtless secure II.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-06

PxopLE's PAnrr.--The Peoples primary
election for Delegates to the County Con.
~s"tics tskes place to-day. The Conven.
tisn meets on Saturday.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-06

FIrMAs.-The Piumss county Jail has
Ssen tsrantless for soms time pns'. hut Il.
nov occupied by derenerated individual
charged with the ccmmirrion Of rape on
ere a the sborigipal femenines Of that vi.
cinity.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-06

RETrsEED fRAsxn David HI 1ey ESQ /.
long rssidsns Of oreville. hes just returned
fssn Fraser. We are Indebted to him for .
cry Ct the Victoria Gaseffe. forwarded BY
Mr.. 2. M. BisheP. formerly eenposi,or In
this ef6cs.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-06

Icx IN THE DEsxRr.--They are about 90.
tsh'dhine On ios-dsuse on the famous forty.
~iie Desert between the TIumboldt and Car
con Si~seA
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-06
e~nrtcpisICouvsntion.

A. mes ting oi the Ceriral p'mocrnIic Con nit
tee cf'he Ith Ferstrini Iisirict. compoped ~ the
ccurt'ss of Bniie and Plcmts. held In orovlIe July
issh. 1859. II was
Pssobsd, That tfe Ter rrrniIc' gsrn'oy,rl Con.
vsrstcr cr He'rh rhtvirt te t6if.r in the Town
cf0rc,ill~ cr NJ ndny. tire 9th drv of August A. H.
1852, nj u Q our Of II o'ckrt M
- RIcH'D IRWIN, Chm.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-06

- The Democracy Of Illinois call tb'
Bneharan tolsers ty the significant nam,
sf +" Danites.1
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-06

oMo srApLxs Our enserprisirg fellow.
citizen, Jack Dowd, Is rebuilding the Ohio
Stables on = much larger tcale than former
". heirs 80 ~ GO feet. Itls 9 substantial
ftams building.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-06

sxrrLAH.-1hs troubles which have hi,h.
srte existed between the visil.n,ss and An.
si.vigilantss In csrssn Valley. hav. been
atnieably settled, and an armistiee declared.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-06
YsrxA.-we find the following dispatch
IN yesterdsy's .Ntrs:

iRSxA.-We find the following dispatch
In yesterdays .Nttrs,
YRvxA Avg. 4, 81 p. NJ.
The houre Of Mr. Csrrollin. Scott Valley.
vas destroyed by FIRE last night. MIR Gee.
HIND AID family were OCCUPANTS Of III.
hui'dirr st the ,ime. The raridi,y with
which the hanes srread rendered II in nos.
nhle TO save either furniture or clo,hirg -
The family y'f J. lrfram, who lived in N.
hcuse nTJoining. also lost everything They
With difhcolty eseared being burned them.
selves The loes 10 estimated at sbout q 600
party took q trip TO the shasta Bu,,es
to-day. and they intend ascending TO. NOR.
rov; IL they succeed In getting 10 the tor
1 think very probable they vii have q
msen'hcent view. as the atmosphere is very
free from smoke.
Five prisoners broke from tie Jack son vile
3:h Isst nighs--sii that we're in the Jail q,
81 TIE time. They cut through the hack
part Of the building while the iailors we're
asleep In the f-~~ ~e~m
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-06

REMOVAL oS THE PosrovvrcE The Post.
once has been removed to Smiths Book
0tore, on Huntonn stvest below Bird.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-06

SS- An Irish gentleman describing. in
Freeman's Journal, his exploits and expe.
ricnce at Lucknow, relates with native ve-
raciiy the manner in which the Sepoys dis.
posed Of themselves after anuihla,iou:
They departed for Abrahams bosom. or
some other quarters less comfortable. In a
word. they were swept into eternity. They
then re'renied, and took up their position
behind walls. in houses, or any place base
enough to hide their disgusting carcasses.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-06

County ponds for Railroad or Wagon Road'--NO.
~ Fleciicn, "Wednesday september let IN
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-06
FIR Consinhh

r neutrality-suspicious. J. COLLINS.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-06
Sheriff Sale.

Rf VIRTUE OF A Deer.taI Order
,ru ~, ''n' "i lh- District tOuu If he Fiftaenii
I"'a' hlSi'iei IN and for the t'"urty Of rute nd
S'h'o :" 'flh"ruia. against WIiIIA rIFSSF and
IN iaVor ofJ STEWART, ,nd CHARLES sTYw
NM, @ tnr We sum Of Three Hundred snd F1fk thr..
tSSN3 uol Dollars principle debt with nlsrrst there
on AZ tfe rate Of three ceht ne, ,rontb r. H.
'Sth Gay "tJuly A. 1887. until raid and an cost.
oi SUIT taxe'i IN the sum Of Twertv ,vent- &C.. 90,
hnndredths 1920 IS Dollars ard ali ar,r,,rr 80,
on sail order to me directed ami delivered corr.
msndinE me 10 s-ilthe morirsFed r.r, rois.s is.i
a!'tr aeseho'd I" ssti " said demands will .,rose
~ ~ puh'ie sale r. the highest hilAar f,r .a>h an
tuesday. the 10th nay orAuvus, n Isss
~ tWo s.oek ". of,ad dHy.in prr.uanc- Of TN.
ssqnirsments OF said "rder portion Of Lot p,mb,
eight, in Block number Two r2l ~ ~. Ta,", :,
sn according TO the map or plan Of aid Town
n.ru oH,,sy IN the 'ourty Record.r's office Butt,
county, 'Sifarnis. being twrnty ivr feet frcnt or
s seH' zoe Of Myers street snd rupig bach FIJI,
fees 10 loi number seven in srne hlock ''''
ihe above sale 10 tase ,,l,rs Al th. COM, t,o,..
Aforesaid ""''' |""hS ana sis'
~ ~ % Plum SheriG Bu,fe County.
pa'ed 'roVille. July aSsi. 4 u ISIS
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-06

Ter Jwtices ~ TIE pesce
JOHN 8. Berry,. EDWARD DONAHO.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-06
Removal I!

AREEf d co. HANG REMOVED TC
me Brick Store .,ios G-r.io.t's So viu
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-06

can any one prohibit the obstruction Of such
road unless the proper steps have first been
taken, TO ascertain whether any damage
will result TO the party or parties ohjec,ing
iherrio, the amount. il any. asccrtained, and
payment thereof made, or saiisfac ory ar
rangsments entered into with the owner,
by which he absolutely and Internationally
submits to the opening Of, and keeping open
such road
The Law guards with Jealousy all private
rights Of the citizen and particularly his
vested rights TO the soil: aud will not com.
pei him TO Tari with ,hose rights even for
public use. without just compensation no,
the premise or hore 'hereof And all these
prerequisites OF the law, must be rigidly
complied with, before public road can be
forced over ciiizen's private lands.
AZ TO the character Of the notice 10 he
given. aud the msnner Of giving il, am OF
opinion that il ,hould be so 70, med or drawn
rs TO give q reasonably accurate knowledge
OF where The INTENDED road will enter upon
his, (tbe notified Ia,iy'sl land, what d rec.
,ton and how far 10 will traverse it, and
where IL will leave IL &c This ehouid be
the case in order that he. the notified party
may he put upon his guard as to whether he
will or would be thereby injured. that there
by also, he may know whether 10 object or
not. TO the proposed road
As 20 the manner Of serving the notice.
that should be done ~ delivery of copy of
the notice. TO the party to be notified. or 10
some one known to have q legal power Of
attorney from him, TO manage and control
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-06
pxsaocBATIc NOMINATIONS.

Tor e~rrr,isor. Tirsf ristrlet,
PETER FREER.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-06

II. U. JxsNIre,. sec'y.
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T,re Ia n State normal university about 10 go into
yation at Bloomington Illinois, with resources amount
inc 10 about $500 900 OF this $l40 900 s TO be e1
ended in buildings grounds and furniture, and the bal
ance 10 remain interest permanent hnd the IN
come Of which Is the current expenses OF the IN
stitution. f
The democratic convention for the nomination Of a
candidate for governor of Maine will be held at Augusta
on the Both OF June aiie
pL.orAursr The Richmond Wing places in parallel
columns extracts the letter of Gov Wise on know
notbingism in 1884 and from Lectures on the Dramatic
literature of the Age Of Elizabeh by WIN. Haxlitt "
the language is almost precisely the same through sew
eal long sentences This plagiarism is the more sur
nrsng since Gov Wise certainly has no occasion to pill
Ter other mems language thoughts having every
one knows very liberal flow Of both In his right II
Nap Jork Journal n Commerce,
Isayenworth represented being overtocked with
aborer A large number who have arrived there
we're compelled to hire teamsters to Salt Lake and
santa Fe One of exchanges states that he knows
over hundred recently arrived who cannot get work,
and among them quite number OF stone-mas
The Glens Falls paper tells Of gentleman of standing
In that village who had inconvenient quantity of his
own autographs in circulation, and who played crazy
about the streets for few days, and then mysteriously
dappeared His creditors said spoor fellow" and
clad to sell his notes for rs cents on the dollar In
few DAYS the poor fellow suddenly appeared again and
received heap of cancelled paper from his agent who
had bought it up Something handsome was made by
the operation and his standing is just good as
In pursuance Of recommendation Of Chancellor Dean,
the trustees of the Iowa State University located ut Iowa
city have voted TO suspend the operations Of that inst
tuition year MIR Dean argued that there no
present demand for such institution that ii is not the
policy to bring that institution into competition with the
academies and colleges in successful operation in the
State but take up the work of education where they
leave It, And with this view, he thinks II best to
mend operations and expenses for series of years. and
let the University fund accumulate in the mean time
that the University may have ample endowment
when the proper time arrives and necessary conditions
exist for putting it into operation as State University
1t is stated that within the last twenty years the
Bptists in the United States have made clear gain of
s5G5 churches A. pa ministers and 500, 500 members,
being an annual increase of 1886 churches 1872 minister's
and 26 500 members The increase for the last ten years
has been much greater in the southern than in the north
Alabama and Missouri
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Editor Of The Union

Editor Of he Union rs
The know-nothng organ of the 9Th inst devotes three
editorials to the undersigned They consist of scurroos
personalities and alsehoods shall notice only the lat
ter The allegations that induced the know
nothing party to elect to the city council to the
idency thereof and also to the secretsryshp Of the Wash
ington Monument Society 1t is further alleged that
used to write many bitter, vtuperatve and virlcnt
denuncations of the democratic party for the know
answer that sought my election to the COM
mon council, to the presidency thereof did, how
ever under excitement yield to the q Inducements
presented and repeatedly urged by the dominant cleo
tom organization in the 18th ward and was and
shall be- personally grateful for the sympathy manifested
by my ncigbors in my behalf when had been unjusty
prescribed.
My nomination to the sccretaryship Of the monument
board without my foreknowledgc, and my election
entirely unsolicited by and accepted the Office
with an expressed reputation of all partisan obligations
and responsibilities. may, if necessary name several
members of the board Of managers who sustain this
assertion, and to Of them addressed letter to that
effect which letter that Individual is at liberty to pub
lish.
/ never renowned democracy and whatever reason
had to complain of the late administration OK
hibed entertained the slightest resentment against
the democratic party. attributed my dismissal from
office May 2 1885, exclusively to isconstruction the
part of my official superors During my connexon with
the Seventh ward know nothing council always kept in
view this point Of discrimination and avoided, when
it possible any participation in reach
ing beyond the municipal boundary. w
never contributed an article against the democracy
to the know nothing organ to any other paper and
hereby challenge the production of single sentence
from my pen casting the slightest rcproach upon the
democratic party its national policy have lately
in card published in the States expressed my regret
for having been hurried by personal resentment into
act of political inconsistency and will take this
sion to say that honorable and ample amends having been
made to me March B. 1887, at once ceased all inter
course with the Seventh ward council and the know
nothing party. As am not candidate for any office at
the election in june think that further controversy in
the newspapers ought not fairly to be exacted from
and unless overued by the advice Of my friends shall
not hereafter bcstow any notice the nsoence of tho
know nothing organ. S. YORKE AT LEE,
MAY 10, 1858.
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et For the
THE MAYORALTY ELECTION.

CnIzKNs WAsnNaqoN Il The time is fast approach
ing when will he called upon to select mayor por-
ton of the board of aldermen and entire common
council, which hope may be permitted TO do with
out any interference the part of bues and black
guards from neighboring city, the Mt our
After mature reflection and careful examination of
the which produced the unfortunate state Of things
last June have to the conclusion that this not
the time to be entapped with the Of Independent cam
didates particularly when politically analysed they are
found to be, il not entirely composed Of supported by
the very material THAT u.s. the know nothing party which
produced the necessity for calling out the military of the
city, will demonstrate by facts taken from the Jour
nails Of the city councils On Monday, May rs, 1857 a
few days before the election, Mr. Kennedy, from the
fourth ward introduced lin the board Of common coun-
cD act authorizing the mayor to employ sufficient
police force at municipal election, which to take
place on the following Monday and it was defeated by
the following VOTE he know nothings having majority
in the board) Yeas--Messrs. Albert, Clarke, Elmon-
ston Jefferson Kennedy, Lee Onne Turton, and the
ing. Nays Messrs Baldwin Baync, Bohlayer Gordon,
hutchinson Lloyd, McCutchen, Towles Walker, and
Watterston- I'll know nothngs. EE-.--- t0
Thus they refused the mayor that assistance which
found to he necessary the day of the election leaving
him no other available to suppress the riot which
stood behind the curtain and who, Ibeeve, contributed
to bring from Baltimore the rufiaos who infested
city that day. ~ III
Looking at all the facts 10 the case among other
things the placing the third and Fourth ward polls In
such close proximity (which done before that
signal of any kind would bring together this hired
army, and the fact of know nothing council refusing
10 give the mayor the power to employ civil to
preserve order IL necessary II have come TO the concu
sion that the whole Thing arranged and well under
stood and until the party who would thus IL buried
deep politically that the hand of the resuectionist