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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1858-03-31
A STORY OFREAL LIFE.
BY NJ. PINGRoVE, N. D.

1t is some time dear "Nercury" since
have dropped you line, but our un-
certain no-seasonable weather has kept
my district in. a state which required me
and my saddlc-bags to be almost perpet-
ually in motion. However, a case so
lleartless in its nature, aud SO sad in its
result, professionally came under my no.
tice recently that deem it almost duty
to lay it before yoar readers. that it may
serve as a reproof to the gailty, and u
warning 10 the too susceptible and conf
.aings
was called upon 10 visit young lady
who had been given over by other physi-
clans, and though she resided some miles
beyond my usual beat. SO pressing was the
request1er my visit, that | set a side
other~eagagements to make it.
Shewas a,most beautiful creature, the
ouiy daughtsf of very respectable widow
in reduced circumstances. But her blood
less cheek, wasted form, and feeble pulse
seemed TO tell me at once that death had
set his seal upon her brow.
l asked for her symptoms, for they had
sent me word that she had the consump-
ton. She had no cough-vno hectic flush
was on her cheek--the fell destroyer gave
no signs of having usurped home within
her form. found, OH inquiry, mat she
had no appelite--that her spiriss EYere
deeply depressed--that she was ofteR in
tears by day, and that sighs and mogns
broke from her unconcious lips in ythe
nis ht time.
Madame said ], I fear that your
daughters case is beyond my power as
physician. ! believe that she is dying ol
broken heart
Z The daughter was not present when l
told the mother this.
You are right, doctor, and you are
the first beside myself that has discovered
it, was her reply, then she told me the
following tale of peridy.
Eustace Hazle was merchant in the
town where Emily H resided, fine
looking young man who possessed quite n
handsome property, to which, by active
business habits, he was constantly adding,
Brought up from childhood with Emily,
except during an absence of two Or three
years spent in clerkship in New York,
and seeming even to be very fond Of her
it was but natural that she SHOULD re-
turn his apparent affection. Every one
in the village believed that match wo'd
be made between them, and prophecied a
life of bliss unalloyed, for the youthful
pair.
But suddenly he went away from the
village to the city, and in few days re-
turned with u young but sickly bride,
who had the reputation of being veal
! thy.
The shock came SO unexpectedly upon
Emily, that she was thrown into fever
and narrowly escaped death. But she re.
covered her health to great degree az
ter "a time, though light came not lack to
her once joyous eyes of blue, nor smiles
upon her radiaut face.
A year passed and Halle was widow
err hut the ,her of TWO lovely twin child
reu. He did not seem to grieve much fol
the loss Of his wife whom he had married
| for her gold, But he evihccd much ten.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1858-03-31
A FRENCH WILL STORY.

~issIs she dead, then! I
oa Yes, madam replied little gentle.
uan in brown coat and short breeches.
And her wil?' eM g
sas' Is going to be opened here immediate
~ by her solicitor n
Shall we inherit anything?'
1T must be supposed SO; we have,
claims
as..Who is that miserably dressed person
Ssgc who intrudcs hcre?
afk oh, She said the little man, sneering,
she won't have much in the will; she is the
only sister TO the deceased
aeilsWhat that Anne who welded in 1912
20 man Of nolhing-nn officer
Precisely CO.,
~ .She must have no small amount of i'm
pudence to present herself here, before a
respectable family.
san The more SO as sister Egerie, of noble
birth, had never forgiven her that mis-
alliance
Annie moved at this time across the
room in which the family of the deceased
were assembled She was pale; her fine
seyes were filed with tears, and her face
was furrowed by care with precocieu us
Wrinkles.
What do you come for?' said with
great hautiness, Madame de Villeboys,
the ladv who, moment before, had been
interrogating the little man who inherited
with her.
Madam the poor lady replied, with
IT 10 boro fo olo a
part Of what does not belong to me;
come solely to see NJ. Dubois, my poor
sisters solicitor, to inquire if she spoke Of
) me At her last hour
What! do you think people busy them
selves about yon?, arrogantly observed
Madame de Villeboys; the disgrace of a
great house lyon, who welded man OF
nothing, a soldier of Bonapar.e's!'
Madam, my husband, although child
of the people, was brave soldier, and
what is better, an honest man. observed
Anne.
At this moment venerable parsonage,
the notary Dubois, made his appearance.
s Cease he said, .to reproach Anne with
apunion which her sister has forgiven her
Anne loved generous, brave, and good
man, who had no other crime to reproach
himself with than his poverty and the OBJ
security of his name. Nevertheless. had
ne lived if bis family had known him as
I knew him, I, his old frien1, Anne would
be At this time happy and respected
gna.But why is this woman here?'
eS Because it is her place to be here,
said the notary. gravely; Il myself re-
auested her to attend here.' '~
n. Dubois then proceeded to open the
viii: .''
W 4, being sound in my mind and heart
.Egerie de Damfreming, retired as board
er in the convent Of the Sisters of the
Sacred Heart of Jesus dictate the fol.
lowing wishes as the expression Of my
formal desire and principal clause of MY
testament:
After nay decease there will be found
two hundred thousand francs, in money,
at my notaries, besides jewelry, clothes
aad furniture, as also chateau worth two
hundred thousand francs
In the convent where have been re-
siding, there viii only lie found my book,
sHeures de Ia Vierge' holy volume, which
regsins as 1t was when Itook it with me
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1858-03-31
4oetrg.
THE LITTLE GIRLS GRAVE.


Ssftly, peacefully,
Lay her to rest;
- - Place the turf lightly,
On her young breast;
Gently, solsmnly,
Bend Ger the bed.
When you have pillowed
Thus early her head.
iTF4 Plant young willow
ie Close by her grave:
-siei y Let its long branches
-anAl e' soothingly wave;
Aas Twine sweet rose tree
f3He~s Over the tomb;
Sprinkle fresh buds there
Beauty and bloem.
Let . bright fountain,
EleR Limped and clear,
- Murmur its music,
1d Il Smile through xtear--
.4aes Scatter its diamonds
bas Y Where the loved lies
gasisG Brilliant and starry
aas Like angels eyes. .
sR0
-g-.;s Then shall the bright birds
>, ys On golden wing,
-j,ssr Lingering ever,
t.a,E,,e Murmuring sing;
aao Then shall the soft breeze
,isas s Pensively sigh,
.saua. Bearing rich fragrance
n fssi 33 And melody by.
Lay the sod lightly
Over her breast;
sg; Calm De ker,slumbsrs,
$, Pescstal hef rest. I
Beautiful, lovely,
She was but given,
A fair bud to earth,
To blossom in Heaven.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1858-03-31

~ A certain Irish attorney threaten
ed to prosecute Dublin printer for in
serting the death of living person. The
menace concludes with the remark; Nc
printer should publish death unless sp.
prised Of the fact BY the party decesSed.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1858-03-31

~ A militia officer in Texas boasts
through the papers, that his men would
rally at the tap Of drum Perhaps
they would rally still more promptly at
the topping Of keg
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1858-03-31

az Sam. why am lawyers like d.
fshes!'
Idon't meddle with that subject, Pomp.
Why, don't you see, nigger, kaze de,
an so fond of de BATE
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-03

Il THE Nara CRY H.RALD We have 70.
|osivvd . copy oi the hrs, number OF pa.
Fps' bssrina the above title II u published
I'D edited b, j u. Liliard. Is neat IL ap.
|pearsnce aud bu, Tor its Lecompt"niau PRO.
|c.ivities 10 n We y credi able sheet. II hav.
/ Ing besn statei that the Herald was owned
itor come out Ia terms of earnest aud wrath-
foi dc"iat VI tbr Soit impc chm Mt, di cln,m-
b ggses generally. likewise other proni-
nent Nappa nappers. aud proeiaims h,msell
. tuo standing ou his own bottom. We like
she heraids puck but. as the fellow salj
about the bu.i that buttsi the "bulgiue,'
| We Jeplore his lack OF Judgement ON th,
Ka.sss question.
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-03
NOTICE
DfsTRIcrcouRT is,n Judicial District.
q Me,rin~id, john Meafa,scr. He

ptSThtCFCOOkT. l5,h Judicial District
q Me.rin~id, Jonn Mesfa,s.r. Hen
5As z, heMaster aud William Nc cksnsi-, late do
ing business together under the 6r.u of Mekeesi. a
Co pia,ptihs, vs. A, p. Petit, The Cascade Canal
aans Company" Eira Dodge, John Stephenson
Jane u Stephenson. Jane. NJ. shield. and r. Feu.
bingham defend nts.
Notice IL hereby given To all persons hold ng or
elainn ng Items under the act for securing mech
aud others upon the following described pr perty.
70 VIII the Feather river, Moorssie and Churbu GO
ansi Mining company stast q in the counties o.
bn'e I'D PiumAs. eommvncing at the South Fork
o. Feather river In flumss eount,. at point a.ut
eight mile above aud p"rth wzrdly from Mooreville
IN Butte county. AsI thence running on the line of
the survey y ssid Canal To Moorvvllls, Churibuseo
and Their vicinity. And which l. nov SHOWS aud "a
eai porstea under the name OF the ade Canal
a's ng compAay. together vita tn,ir eAaal, ditch
hume tnnnels and liae of survey, th ali Ia. y, ".
iteEs, AID sppnrtesane-s th-r~unto beau ging 10 q
and app Arin the aid District Court OF the n ct
"a .eial District far aid butte county on the drt
dsy OF The next te m theeofto be holden IN the Cour,
- "a - va IN tos" Ucov,ils, Batt coaLt, %. an
fourth Monday cf August next, api during the T.ya
'Ar t-rm OF aid Court 20 exait thee aud there IN.
+oof Of their aid liens on said property, or thew
sili be sn,ed waived
MchENzIE a CO., Plaintiaa
Oravsls. " 18th. Isas
Boar hrJDSs, Au'ys for PTtrs-
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-03

REMOVAL oV 0rrERAL CALHoUN's Or
gIcg.-tt will be 10 o from . notice 10 an.
other column IL this mornings paper that
the Prrsidsnt has ordered the em"v.l ~ the
Surveyor Generals .fice tr"m Leaomp,. n.
Knrsas to Nebraska City. Nebraska Terri u
~. This latter site. bring Immediately on
the M,sseur, river is more acceptable than
the presen, location Of the Office 10 the into.
rior Of Kansas -twashingtun Union
We regard Chi. action Of the President
as highly discreet aud praise worthy; the
fact ,hst tbs "la'tar site being immediately
on the Missouri River" Offering n much more
favorable opportunity to General Calhoun to
take water" than no could possibly find in
the interior of rebellion. Kansas We have
no dosbs that this change meeu with the
Generals most hes'iy approval
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-03
0sx OF THE \ F.sov Bvrrs.-some Of

OSE OF THE \ F.'soy BvTTE.-sume vi
the papers below have iunuio, taliIed tho
name Of the baoy fret registered on the
Registrar. styling the little Fellow mem.
Der VI the very frs, families 4 California
or rather the eommtneemtnf Of the fret
family on rec 'rd. fhe yOuogster aforesaid
has p'ecedeucs as far ~ the State 10 Goa.
|cerQsd, heuce we OF Butte cannot expect 10
igea sse aust eh.noc Oh Aue teuks s NJ the Capi-
|ssl. and the ouIy chauce for glory lef' Is 70
b. 6rst ou the County Reoords. This @ soc-
has sl' sady beeu taken by u little daughter
Of our friend wm 4 Deamer. Nay the Ii,
tls one live to road the hrst reco,d VI her
|~sDs. aud op int IL to her lover and hus-
Ssud aud children aud children's children.
- 6rst ON the bir,h sf II Id Butte.
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-03

Tax GskAT PASK. The new park which
the Go,hamites have planned is ofgreat ex.
tent. 1t extends from the Fifth to the
Eighth Avenue. and from Fifty-nin 10
One Hundrsd aud Sixth street, inclusive.
being three large squares in width. aud
forty . ven squares in length. This mon.
ster park will be han isomely laid out in
groves. play and parade grounds, lakes. etc.
aud will be beau,ihed by fountains and run.
ming brooks. II 10 just such u public place
Of resort aud recreation ~ the Nov 70, ker'
have long needed.
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-03

ELvcrros tN OLEAN'--Olean, N Y. May
4th. 1858 The . ection for Tru .tses ia this
village. to-day, resulted ia = m"j Irity Of l5
.Lecoup' 'on.--Erehonge.
We have yet to hear Of municipal elec
tion at the east resulting differently from
the above. The action Of the Democracy OF
Illiuois shows how States are bound to co.
All indications show that Missouri, Ken
tucky. Maryland aud Tennessee will 20 th,
same way
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-03

PoADusK. The Exprrs. s.ys that Po
lunk" has .d,a ou.' u the C.lifornis par
ay. THIS csivn ou his part. aitl,vuya &. st
~ I ~ The Democracy. 10 d.ub.ess be
ssayssss4s 10 Gene 81 Alien. who n nov all
stsss n kss glory. "ss'itary and a'o.s.'
- ssss this bsil 10 met N" and be seem,
dsssissd y - W esly " ,ivs power ~ that
sshsss pLiis - y sstt .elling. TIE par !,
- gained sne advsssa b shis withdr v
= - gs'Pedsnk;'' Il = = Dgsr .Mixsa .,
Noaere. tsder iss pre- pasagsms.. !,
w. III sss way, perhaps thai
~ = ~ WY = II ~ ssssA.
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-03

A STEAM W AGos. - The d .rdeutown Reg.
lister inti,nstes that during the coming sum
mer q steam wagon will be running on some
OF the turnpike r"ads in the Vicinity Of that
horaugh. such carriages have been tried
with more or less success for many year.
both in Europe AID this country. but thu
IA have not hseu practicable. II !. sail
th I . carriage h the kind propros.,l, en-.
gine aud alt, cnable VI transporting twenty
passengers, can be built Tor . 500. and th.
expense VI tuel would not exceed eight cents
per hour for runaiasis The sssssss Of the
expei imeat 10 H. uoted.
Our California steam wagon inventors
must hurry up their cakes or the Jerssymeu
will get the start of them. What has be oms
of Millsr's aud 0vsrtou's steam carriage.i
new prodigy in-this city in the person of y
boy preacner Tie 10 about 6fteep Yeas Il
age HIS name 10 Cranmond kennsdy He
10 = Bsp,is, AMI belongs TO tue church "f
the kev. Adams, on Christopher street. He
10 . convert In the ATE revivA, has arsady
b~sn heenscd 10 preach by thu. church. and
10 just nv . tracing large crowds to hear
him. M styls 10 vehement; his serm.as
have In them much methvd he speaks Who'll.
=. eAtessp rsne"usly, spd his system al
theology seems 10 bs mature. aud after the
scho"l VI the sounder aud more c.n.erv.tivs
school. Of the day - He breaches and speaks
nearly every night HIS houses are er.wu.
81 to svsrh wiug; and for = reason be w,ii
he the great attraction Of our ci,y.-N Y
Cs. Bssfsn Jesr.
From the signs Of the times it would seen,
that the p.riod 10 Z o. dravlns near. when
''ous ef che mouths sf babes snd saekhn,s
shall be perfected praise ..Do, p,saSsv. .
are sos Quite oomusD in he land.
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-03
o.lefta1 y as,.
1IY WIT Of u Dec retail order I.surd

1kY Wit" Uf u Dec retail order Issurd
- 0at ~ the District Court Of the Put -sntn yuuI
etal District In and for Bu te county aud State of
California. against krwan aud IA favor of
James u. Emerson. for the of We I'd red and
sixty- niIety'f fv hund drcdths dollars d,bt
interest aed costs, an In f,soro A. b ttoc for th.
sum Of four hundisd and eighteen eghty seven one
hundredtns dollars debt Interest and cost and IN
favor OF ID. Haley and fhos Hawkins Tor the sum of
ne hundred and twent, thlrt nine one hmm
drvdths dollars debt, inter- 1T aud costs wit
on said sums at the rate Of per cent per Anpum
until paid. and all Accruirg costs on said writ 10
directed and delivered. comma ing mr. to sell the
property hereinafter described 10 au.fy ..,i de.
aa"ds, will on Saturday the x0th day or
Jane, n ID. 1898, A. the hour "f ciues T. n OF
ad day 10 pursuance of the requirements of said or
der sell At public -Ale to the hIghes bidder fur cash
the property described in SAID order If sale a. Tor.
lows, to Wit that certain concrete buid ag ,itu.,
ON the north side OF Montgomery st.eut in tn, town
ofOrovile county OF Butte and State of q. .tif,rn.
ON what is known As part of block eightesu in tbr
town c: Orovills, and commencing vn sA d block
number eigu cen, on Montgomery street about ave
feet easteiy from the south corner of the bul
ing known a. the Table Mountain House m Oroyill,
Aforesaid and running thence eastsrly irty eight
t-.t along the portherly line of said Aioptyom.t,
street thence northsriy At tight angie bfty eight
feet theme" westerly 81 right snge ninet.sn feet
thence northcrly about ninety feet at right n gl.
thence 1T right angle westerly n~te.n feet thsne,
sout'erS ats right angi. huiirsd aud forty eight
feet and six Inches To the place of beginning
The above sale TO tAke plses at . Court House
daor IN ths so~a ss s~~.,y @.S ss- :, .rprr
said.
" d PLUM. Sheriff Butte County
ofovilie, June I'D, A. d. 1883
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-03

HAMMOND EsDoRsrp AT fHE CU.Ton
Housr. - B. r. Washington the Collector
Of Customs st sas Prsneises. collector Of
Globe supporting taxes from his understrsp-
pers. and Rditor in chief Of that deleetabie
Visilan.s Back Republieso. sp-ead.eaels
sheet. thus endorses Senator Hsmnoua's
"Mud silr speech.
Senator Hammond wss right 10 ell
scial sysiems here must ne q rlass 10 do
the meuial duties, to perf"-m the drudsery
Of lite That 10 q class requiring Q v or.
der of iotell.et. and but little skill Its re
qnisites are viRor. DEBILITY. fidelity Such a
class y"u must have, or you would not have
that other class which leals progress. ci,ih
sation aud re6"emeat. It constitutes the
very "mud.ili Of society and Of politics
government; aud you might as we'll atiemp'
IN build . house 10 the air 40 20 build eitheI
the one or the other except on this mud
SILL 10 there as intelligent man. whp de
nies the soundness Of the philosophy. con
taiasd 10 the above quotation
Will the sdro Of the Giobe. previous q
announcing himself CANDIDATE for the Uni
ted States Senate, please designate wha
class Of voters are in his estimation "Mui
sills." Such declaration might aid him
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-03

NrAr,. Mr. Junn Kennedy sets forth iu
|sso,her colu,..a that be has opened the KY
v,ops Market, anu 10 nov pr' pa'sd {" fur.
|nish ell Or.vills aud tss rest Of msSki' d
nth ,hx hes, Kind. Of bss,. mutton. veal.
|ose. Bee Lis sdvef tisemsnt.
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-03

ts"t pisos in Troy New York. between john
MorriSsey, the notorious huff r. and n coun-
trymsn named Bennett. in which MOrrissey
was very badly beaten and had to DO borne
of the ground ny his fricnd-.
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-03
SYHrRYrr'S SALE

llY VIRTUE OF A DecretaI Order
- ss'"d ."h .t IN. District ,,,uri, oi ti- t,f-
teenth Judicial District uni for Il County oi butte
n d stale Uf California. against z KIRW IN and
in favor ofC. A. tia~iey. for the of Three hun-
dred and thirtv-'evcn twenty fine one hundredth
dollars, principle debt. with interest thereon At the
rate If ten per cent per from the 10Th day OF
December 1857 until paid, also all costs of suit.
taxed in the sum Of twenty one dfty-hve one hun
dredths dol ar,, and all acuruDg costs on said writ
to mo directed and delivered commanding me- Ia sc
the mortgaged premises hereinafter de.crib~a. to
-au fy said demand. will on Saturday, the
36th da OF June A ID 1853, AT I'll. nuur oi z
clock Y. NJ of said lay, IN pursuance Of tile To.
qui,-meDts OF said order sell at public sale to hish
sst bidder for CA h. the property described in said
order of sale as follows to wit All that esTtA,n lot
pi.ce parcel If land ying and being the
town Of 0rovill-, county Of Butte and Slate of Cali
f'rnia. to wit All the right title and interest Of de-
tsndant in and to that certain lot In Orov lille afore
aid, bounded and described as follows. To Wit
t~m mnsneDg two feet east from the south west cor
nsr OF lot number one in block number eighteen.
according to the lat or survey Of said town OF Oru
Vile now Ole in the Recorders Off - IN aud for
butte county, thence running sasterly along tn.
no th~rn line Of Montgomery street in said town
thirty f.st thence at right angles northerN forty
feet. thsncs eA>erly and parallel with sAid Mont
somery street thit egh. feet, and thence at right
angles forty feet in south.rly direction To the
place Of beg nning being tn. half uf said lot
together with all aud singular the tcnements her.
i'tamrnts and Appurtenanee, thercunto belong ng
or ahyvis- app"rtAiuing.
the auove stic To t,xo place at tho Court House
door IN the town oi orovile, county aud State aure
said.
" ID. PLU.N. Sheriff Butte Counfv
Orovi'l Iur" z. y 1s5a
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-03

Faosr AT THB SoUTH.--Pri ssts hispatchs-
from d fsreat povtions of G-orsis and Ala
b,ma report hemvy frost on N ,nday night
c.usiIg serious injury TO the cotton plants.
-Erehange.
Thi. may be regarded ~ the most griev-
Gus in.tancs Of Northern aggression upon
Southern institutions on record. 1t 10 .
" urdsrous ausmp, upon * ng Cotton" II
those living north Of Mason and Dixon's line
cannot keep their cold winds q, hcme, lei
them dispense with them altogether. III,
safety of,he Union depends upon Jack Fros.''
rem aiming at home.
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-03

La Pos1E.-Ths Moua,s,a Messenger
Gays that the s>sss-an's property OF La
Porte, amoua,s 80 $3.50 900. aud 1, 10 oen
jec,ared that the supplementary roll will
swell the amount 70 $500 600. Pretty god
for one hors min % s'wn in the noun
taise.
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-03

PsoHisITIsc CHiSssE. - The Nevada
city cos.cii has pa sed an ordinance pro
hibiueg Chinese from living vi hin the ir"'
its Of tnat town under penalty VI fns aud
impris nmept. The fact that the rec ut fre
~ Nevada WAS caused by the carelessuess oil
Chiuese, 10 the cause Of this ordinance
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-03

GoLD IN Iowa Grsat excitement cxists
1s l.ws In consequences Of recent gold dis
|eevsriss ~ Usisn coussy in that State.
4snp. vs,gsiag 81 have been found The
|snrsh from which this gold 10 taken rsssa,.
|blep shss VI Ca iiorni.
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-03

SHor.-A man uaned Maybe d was sho
in the abdomen At Morristown, 8 ezra coun
~. on Friday morning lat. by mau named
William Riley. Cnuse not stated.
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-03
pEMocRArrs SRA re CONVENTION

4 A. . mestins of the Dem ,cratie State Central
eoumitts he in Sacramento. oa the i0ta day of
lay. is5, tn. foil wing resolution werv adopted
/ BssoLs D at the hest Democratic Stat. on
vsDtion hel "a tBe City ef Sseratn. nt, o. ed
ls~'sy =" " dss 1T Aagaa next. sni that IN
ssss IT ps - tstrrn be fAliows yik: One del -
st~ - ts'f. IN zach coon y. aud one delegate for
pv.ry two h'n re Democratic al the ia-t
Eensra' e'e. 4 frr 1nv democratic candidate on
She State q n,miaated bv sh~ '-'noer<'ic marty
pxcia-ivels nj 'as delegate for every fraction Of
Dne as'.dr or asre vote. cast such Dsmocr attic
essdlda ..
sessyt' D. the Central Comm tee, that IT
kec0n asn lei tutt tis tciaG. ,de, eut
countiss meet the 1ith d,y of uiy fyi the pur-
pos of vlecting delegates 10 the State Convention
Ihs Democracy o. the state of California are here
by n0t6 d. that State 10 ,vention will be held la
ths CITY OF Sacramento. on Wednesday the 4th lay
|of Aaga.t. s5s, and that the apportonment of rep
rcs-ntate,n thersiu. as settled upoo by the State
ZCsntral Committee, IL as foll0~s:
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-03

JeaRy suLLivas I'VE once more owe a
debt Of ,h ,nks to Jerry sullivan for y
10 budget OF A iant.o ns~spapers His geo.
ervs,,y knows no bounds.
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-03

An OH USs.c.s M Hrnry Potter Ia .
Uuissd St.,es B.sir,ct Jo,tge II the No, III
Ger lin, p,str.o,, was an appoiuteea VI lhom
- Jeder-on, ssd occupied his position t,s
|Ahy six years Senator Biags has brsn
appointed W the President ;, iii his place.
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-03

THs YUMA BRiDcE The .Nssos tells us
that The iaiiss nmbsrs Of th. Yaba Bridge,
have been drawn nut VI ;he water. n, d that
tbs bridge will be probably entirety rspa RED
|ip o.e uvuih.
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-03

Hor.-The weather was as hot yesterday
rs Senate debate upon the Lecomp'on Con.
sutu,ion, and much moro productive Of
q eetliuc q