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Washington telegraph., 1858-08-04

PRESIDENT MOSRoE's REMAfNs.-Thc
remains Of President Monroe were cx.
humed ~ New York On the morning az
me % INST, IN the presence Of Governor
/ WISE, Col. Lee, Colonies Blow and Bell.
of Virginia, Mr. Monroe, nephew VI the
DECEASED, and others. The coffin was IN
Az excellent state Of preservation. and
was removed ID the Church of tITe Asren-
sion. During the day aaes were displayed
N thc public and other buildings. Ind on
the shipping AZ half-mast. Minute Guns
rnrn fired iIvsn . .'elceis --rti sunl8.rE.
Ihe remains left NeR York on thc 3d fDr
Richmond, il charge of the 9Th regiment
IF volunteers and arrived there the fol-
lowing day. The following l. y brief ac-
count Of the ceremonies after the arrival
of thc boat at the wharf:
The Governor ana Mayor went on board
and we're introduced to the guests. The
National Guard arrived III lUl III board Y
steamboat sent over 100 miles down the
river to meet the Erickson, which Tot
aground. The military were received by
Geo. Mumford, Esq., in a speech.
Vol Duryce replied id an eloquent man
ncr, after which the remains were taken
from the jamestown by the pall-bearcrs
ana placed III DID open hcarsc. drawn wv
SIX white horses. Tie procession moved
IN Al o'clock t1 the music of funeral
dirgc- by the bands The fa.s we're ulac-
81 at half-maat through fhe city. and
many buildings were drapcd with mourn
ing. Minute guns were fred and bells
tnlicd during thc entire march.
n shower WI rain served ~ DIV thc dust
and render the atmosphere less oppressive.
IAc streets warc everywhere tAranaed
and the most Intense interest manifested
Jy the spectators. The procession arrived
AZ Hollywood Cemetery III ! o'clock. where
the military formed q circle around the
crave, anl attcr the performance of
iirsc the Governor delivered an address.
giving sketch Vi the life and publ. ser
sice- nf the iiiGatriuu- TITAN, anl Ur The
circumstances which led to the removal /.
lf Chs remains lie paid q high cDmpli- .
acnt ~ New lurk patriotism. ana made .
n eloquentappca! in behalfof the Union. .
Prayer W. then offered ly nr. Reid. .
e the Presbyterian Church, when the coffin |
vas consigned tn the grave. and the ccre- Il
MONIES were concluded with firing VI can
lou. The National Guard were then cs-
'orted to a dining hall, where the after .
io01 was spent socially with the Rich
nond military Speeches were made. HI
-tf praise was bestowed upon the guests.
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Stoddanl's JIvenile Mental Arithmetic
Studtard's Intellectual Arithmetic,
StuddaTi's PfaifiCal Arithmetic.
St0ddari's Philosophical Arithmetic.
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AFTERNOON SESSION..

The Convention proceeded with the cOnsidera-
ton of Section 20th. After some discussion and
several amendments the section as amended pro-
vides that the Commissioners may set aside sus-
pension when the road returns to the observance
of the rules.
Section 2lst provides for notice of fifteen days
of all Conventions.
Section 22d prohibits Ticket or Freight Conven-
tons from being maintained between the roads in
this arrangement, and those refusing TO come IN
der the rules and regulations
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-11-12
GtnpEs, MC.
Stoves, EnameIed Crates, and House Fur
nishing Goods.

uisninS OO0uss
w L. MARVIN, AZ Public Square,
w nearly opposite the Old Court House, having been
East and made the desirable selection Of Goods at
the lowest prices, has JUS received the largest VARIETY Of
Cooking. Parlor. Dining Room Hall and Store STOW rs
also receiving weekly and Keeps constantly on hand the
newest STYLES OF ENAAIELED CRATES, OF most besutl
ful finish These with other and approved STYLES Of
SrO yES from the most ceehraied Cirveland manufIc-
turv constitutes such assortment that he suit
the of all classes Of customers lie manufactnes
aud keens supplied with TIN, COPPER AND SHEET
IRON WARE, made in the neatest and most desirable
manner HIS chief sim being suit he guarantees perfect
satisfaction his and the rest Of mankind IN
general --,
And lie convinced the truth OF the above aLd Will
sell YOU wholesale and retail at prices 10 suit the times
W L. MARVIN.
n, a2 South Side Public Square nearly opposite the old
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-11-12

- If any ladies wish to get their Muffs, Vic
torines etc, altered into new fashion, or want
to get furs made up to their orders, E. RUFFINI,
81 Superior street, will do it good and right
His stock of Capes, Mufs, ETC., is one of the
best in the city, all of his own manufacture,
and at lower prices than anywhere else. If.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-11-12
MORNING LEADER.
TO MY OLD CLOCK.
BY K. W. WEIR.

My ancient clock no longer ticks,
Or taketh note of time;
Its hands are still, its voice is mute,
The voice that once so resolute
Sent forth its hourly chime.
And stiffness now is felt to be
Like distant surges of the sea.
My ancient monitor of worth
Thy silence makes NE sad
That measured tick no more l hear,
But pulses beating in the air,
And WEAKNESS run mad
The skeleton of time, sans breath,
The prelude, as it were, TO death.
Come, ancient friend, no longer thus
In moody silence stand;
Cheer up and let your wheels 90 round,
And gladden. with your silver sound,
Once more our little band.
Speak to our hearts, and to us say,
THUS, thus life's moments pass away.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-11-12
Court House. oela
TTTSTLY Celebrated

GUILIVAN'S JUSTLY UeIebrated
- STOVE POLISI-the best in the market; A,so-
lUDLOWS Intallble Self-Sealing FRUIT CANS, war
ranted be Airrgh flr sale cheap, at wholesale OF
retail by " L MARVIN. No. % Public Square,
ncIa Nearly olnaste The old c ut HOUSE.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-11-12

COLLECTING DEBTS AND RAISING THE WIND
A forcibe specimen of a ''strong minded woman"
rose up as a horrid spectre before an importunate
creditor of this city a few days ago in laughable
and yet serious manner. He, the aforesaid credi
tor, is a capital hand TO collect bad debts, but uI-
fortunately held judgment in the hands of Esq.
Miller, against an individual who persistently re-
fused to "come down with the dust" Wearying
at length of waiting, he procured the services of
Constable and proceeded to the residence of the
debtor and succeeded in effecting an entrance to
the front room, and calling the woman of the
house before him. Her husband was away, but
she was able to attend TO any business as well as
he They stated their business to be, either to col
lect the debt, or levy on the furniture. She jOcu-
larly remarked that she guessed they wouldn't
do either. Upon bureau near them was lying a
valuable watch which the Constable took up, re-
marking that it was more than enough to cancel
the debt. She told him TO give it up into her ex-
tended digits-he refused when she muttered in a
theatrical undertone, ''The crisis has come" She
then proceeded coolly to lock the front door and
put the key in her pocket; ditto the back door /;
then going up stairs she returned with reuOl1er,
and presenting it full at the prisoners, demanded
the watch or their lives" Although men of
strong nerves, and not apt to be frightened, it
must be confessed, that they were in peculiar
position. A rapid glance at the door, at the re-
volver, steadily pointing to his breast and at the
window, and the resolution of the captured credi-
tor was taken, and with fearful bound closely
followed by the Constable, he dashed through the
window and ''made tracks in the road beneath
Which fell beneath depOnent saith not. The cred
itor thinks he got that watch by force of arms and
nearly lost it by the same agency; and we fancy
that window will ever grmly confront him as he
passes down Water street Names and comment
are unnecessary. That woman has ''made SEN
saiiou" surely
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-11-12

New DwELLING.-MessTs. Purdy & Mcneil,
Lumber dealers, have about completed their beau
tiful brick residences on Yestry street, West side
We know of no locality in that part of town better
calculated for pleasant house, and the handsome
fence that encloses their extensive gardens adds
materially 10 the appearance Of this quiet and re-
tired portion of our city. These houses and other
improvements were put up under the immediate
supervision of Mr. Brooks, the well known bull
dar
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GUITAR.-J. H. Thomas, Teacher of the Quit
ar, Rooms at No 3 Euclid street Terms
Fifty cents per lesson. If.
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-17
County Treasurer's Office,
OROyIIIn NAV hfh IskS

''NVFIILh' NIIF OINi TcO5. 7
Notice ishereby given that all persons odng Butte
County Warrants, payable from the General Fund
registered between the lst day of October 1857 aud
the I'd of November lSj1, inclusive, also warrants
No. 1856 9i7, 942, 943, 944, et7, eis e5a and l63I
registered Nov3 1857; also warrants No. QS5 g.6.
VS. and sSo On Ini'genI Sick Fund, that the same
VIII be paid ON presentation this Office and after
this date said Warrants will cease to bear interest
and If not presented within sixty days from The
late hereof. the moneys for said Warrant, will be
to pay the next in order of registry.
WIN LATTIMORE,
Treasurer Butte County.
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-17

DOC NAVIGATION john Draghi he who
keeps the Golden Gate bar and break O. dov
house, is possessed Of more dog training
fehse than any man woman or child we
ever experienced. His favorite dog, n sort
Of half terrier, half Spaniel, is wonderful
study for the dogologist. lie is n COMPLETE
canine Solomon the is so wondrous wise
His master eau, by the simplest verbal d.
rections make him perform almost anything,
even to the exercise of such peculiar func
tions as nature Itself, ia other dogs, would
alone set In motion. He can make him cot
and drink at will and what is more remark.
able. can send him with choice morsel of
meat to feed another dog. The fact is,
there is no end to this marvellous dogs mar
'elous feats. and We will not attempt al emu
meration of them. Yesterday. john had
hin, going throtigh the streets drawing n
little wagon which was driven BY another
dog--a poodle on the seat. Thie
latter beast is a novice. a pupil of Johns.
WHO is doubtless DIES tined to astornd the
world BY his feats id driving his larger and
more thoroughly educated school fellow, on
marketing errands aud the Ike, in the war
on Aforesaid. 1t il. a frnny sight to gee these
iva dogs in their performances
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-17

CATTLE SrEALING.-A Frenohman, whose
name we have forgotten, was arrested on
Saturday, by Marshal Gambrel, and after a
preliminary examination before Justice Don
aho, was lodged in Jail. The cattle stolen,
two in number, belonged to two parties ;
Mr.. Savage, and man who is ranching
large herd of stock below town. The pris.
oner had offered the cattle to Burwel!, Gum.
bert. and other butchers in town, and offer.
ed them at such cheap rates as to excite sus.
piclon, hence his arrest. From present in.
dications, he is pretty certain of an election
to San Quentin.
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-17
Card.

Doctors SNEDEs & JENKINS have removed Their
Office to the County Hospital, Lynchbnrg and viii as
nsnnl attend to al professional cal $, day or night
Feb 18th iSisxtf
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-17
BUILDING PURposEs.

nor ea'h jhoiSanl Of brick laid ............ ~
for "e''ihg brick thro lsh hose or otherwise
for each thIusaud ......... oe
'Ur riaS''riliS each hundred yards ....... no
me owners OF dwellings VIII be held Responsible
or wafer used in the same
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-17

ATLANTIC PAPERS We are under MANY
obligations to Messrs Garnham & Lockwood
for early delivery of Atlantic papers, among
which are Forney's Press, Missouri Repub
licsn, New York Tribune and Herald. Bos.
ton Journal and Harper's Magazine. We
are likewise indebted to Mr.. Leland of the
Alta Express for similar generous donations.
We are very thankful to these generous gen.
tlemen.
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-17

DIR. j. c. YOU'VE, wao>e advertisement nd.
ver'isenen appears in another cnlumn, is the pioneer
advertising Physician in this Slatr has cured more
patients than any other Attention is called to hi,
advertisements .,
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-17

'or conf'ciioneps. ea'ing house, mNkots.
provision shops, r,ftrsmrut ant~oystcr sa.
lo'HS' according 10 the qIan'iv OF water
''''.. .......r2 90 to l6 QO
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-17
For the Lungs. Coughs, Colds. Se.--

For the Lungs. Coughs, Colds. .Sc.--
"isFARs bALsAM OF WILD CHERRY imparts new
''eorto vital action aud relieves the system by open
ing the pnres of the skin and pronotinu the sccre
uohs NJ IN mucous matter. It's acton is surdurrc
Sedative and expectoranl, by opening the pores nj
laying irritation, and by rendering the expulsion OF
Mucous sattcr easy. Those who take Balsam will
eei in aedaIe relief from the distressing irritation.
thatacconpiny atctaiions OF the respiratory organs
The pores have baen close the Balsam opens them
The lungs suffer from irraton-.lhe irritation /.
soothcd the pllse is yIolon aud feverish-,hey are
sOicncd, and the mucous membrane is relieved of il.
engagement with rfpiitty an ease All by the use
OF this usefa renely. CArripN As there sre many
counere!ts, pJk well at the signature before pur-
chasing; tIke none vnl.s- it has the name of .san
tri Y PrE' il5rtv.I Oh TIE outside wrap3cr all
others are base limitations
CDLT)N NrDH&I ut, Agents, Orayiiln.
PARK WHITE, importers and waolr.alc agents
for all genuine |atcnt Me.Lclnes, 1872 Washington
street, san Francisco feb21-2m
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-17
Nebraska Mining Company.

All shares in the Nebraska Mining COMPANY on
which assessments due up the first day of MAY
A. u lass, will be sold al tl,o Court House door IN
the Town Of oro' lille, to pay said assessments on
saturday the 9Th day of june A. D. 1875 if not paid
10 the undersigned on or before the day Of sale
by order of the Trustees,
X. L. PATTON, Sec'y aud Treas.
Orosille. May i, 1858. Nebraska Mining "a.
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-17
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Notice.

Is hereby given. thata meeting of the stockhoi
ers of the Frenchtown Canal * Mining Co, will
be held in the Town OF orovile, the 10Th day OF
June 1855 for the purpose of inereas ng the capital
stock of said Company to one hundred thousand
dollars. By order of the Board
P, A. hcRAE, President
GEO p. GUIss, Secretary. myl0-tl
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-17
DAILY Butt rCORD.
ORovILLE, MONDAY MAY l7rH. lo5s

THE ATLANTIC MAIL.-The mail for the
East will close on Tuesday. (to.morrou) at
10 o'clock, A. NJ. In this connection we will
state that Messrs Garnham & Lockwood. IF
the Post Office Literary Depot, have all sorts
OF interesting newspapers put up in wrap
psrs. ready for mailing to eastern friends.
They also have any quantity of letter sheets
containing views Of Oroville.
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-17
Channel Rock,

All starcs In the ChinleI Rock Mining Comnanv
ON which assessments now due, remain due and un.
pad nni'l the 2dsh day OF May, 1865, will then be
sold ut tile Court House door ut o'clcck r. NJ, &c
pay such asses ssni"l,,s
BY order of the Trustees.
TlIOS WELLS,
Soy an, Trcls., Channel Rock Mining Go.
Apr. 20, lsjS.
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-17

1--we would call attention to the Card OF DT Van
Zhndt OF san Francisco,w is treating Eve aud Ear
Diseases with truly great sncess, siuce his return
from abroad. Once in Wrisht's building, NV cor.
ner of Montgomery AMI Jackson street. whete he
may be consulted da ly f23m
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-17

- Dr. y. l.. CAop.ay's reputation is rap.
iily spreading thrD1gh this state an Oregon as we
learn from reliable sources. lie is practicing with
remarkable success. and has deservediy secured
public conf ence. Those needing medical aid would
do well to CAL or wrtel al his Institute, in san Fran.
cisco We refer the der to the Doctors al ycrise.
ment in rnother column
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