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Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-04-10
The Son Of PrOphet.-The Smith Family
AZ Nanvno

A correspondent Of the Missouri RtPuJH-
can writes thatlast summer he was at NauvOc,
and cOnverscd with Mr. BitOman, who is mar
ricd to Joe Smiths widow. lie says:
~ sat at the table with the family, consist
Ing Of Ottoman and wife, and three sons Of
Joe Smith, the eldest about twenty three or
twenty -four; the second about twenty the
third lad Of some twelve or thirteen years.
From Mr.. Ottoman learned that not one Of
the family believed in MOrmOnism, and that
his wife, formerly Mrs. Smith, had always
been opposed to 1t, as we'll as the boys.
was told that Joe Smith prophcsicd, some two
years before this young man was born, that
son was to be born to him at or about GER
tain time; that at the time stated, his wife did
give birth to son. At the same time he also
stated, that his sons name would be David,
mot Joe, y and that is the name Of the lad, for
heard him answer to it. Joe also said that
his mantle Of greatness and prophesy would
fall upon this son and lineal heir, David, who,
he stated would be as wise and powerful as
David Of old. The fact Of the birth Of this
child following according TO Joe's prophesy,
strengthened the belief that had already 50
strong hold upon his followers. Mrs BitO-
man is . masculine, intelligent looking lady,
OF forty-fivc or seven years. She is native
of New York.
She has q splendid farm some four miles
from Nauvoo, which in managed by her two
eldest sons, while David goes to school,
About the two eldest there is nothing remark
able to be seen. They are intelligent men, o
large size, but have nothing in their appear
anco bctokcning them to bcprophets, or " son
Of a prophet" To their mother they arc salt
to be very much attached, and very kind
David is an uncommonly intelligent lad Z
massive forehead. and bright expressive eyes
His stcp-fathcr intimatcd that he cares as littl
about Mormons and Mormonism as one thu
never heard the names, Notwithstanding tina
thousands of the followers Of his father bclicv
him to be great high priest, prophet, an
seer Tin cmbryo,) etc. lie knows that the
worship his name equal to that Of Jesu
- Christ; and yet, am told, the lad is too il
tclligcnt to allow it to make any impressio
upon him. POrobably the fact Of all the fam
eco " being unbclicvcrs in IL is the cause.
The following incident learned froma ger
tlcman residing ut Nauvoo: That when Jc
was killed in Jail, some fifteen miles from h
home, his wife and son took possession Of h
body, and to prevent the rabblc from gcttin
it, they raised the floor Of the dining-roon
y and digging grave, buried his remains thcr
l. where they still remain This story, whctht
l. true or not, is generally believed in Nauvoo.'
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-04-10

100000 " 1.2ips. brands S.'""' OF
li.mo Flor dc Ilabana;
So" FiGaros pressed;
5,M"i Triumln dc BailCn;
l",mm RnSalia
ln.mn lucna Vista;
.,."n Empcratrl Eugcnia;
a.Mt' Silhda;
h.,wo Permanently
i,WN Turcn, conchaS;
4,an Maury MurOs;
l","m FL Scvillian":
5,mm Queen nf Antilles;
5000 La Patria &C.. &C., for sale nv
S%D. NEWBACER.
POO 600 s S%Sc tsr1"iiG. CIGARS
l",nn Henry Clay;
la,mn Flor de- Cabanna;
l","no Union Jack;
li.ono Flor de Tahaccos
2","n1 Jenny Lind;
PAGAN FL Dorado;
9i,Wn McrCuro;
a"."m IIigucra:
."."~ Fideidad, &C.. &C.. for sale by
u. NEWBACER.
VEDDER & GRESHAM.
q M ""1 ~
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-04-10

That's the last e21<
They'll ever git ont o. me,
Fur lie travvil in burned top.waggin,
Afore lie be ketched agin to SEQ.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-08-21

SIN 81. paul eri@eintn brei enelii&e
8ldtter. Der Mtnne1otian n, Ter
.pio n eer unb Demotr at, unb bic
GimeS. Der Deuti9en 3ettun9, bic
bur9 8ebaftion< unb oQerlet 1onftt9e
@e9jel audi a~llerlet Gata erlebt> babe i&
bereits erudbnt. DAP bier eine> ja> AUDI
smei beutl9e 3eitun9en na@ wenisen
Sabren gut beiteben perben t6nnen> IL
taum einem 33weifel untertporien.
Die 8aupldBe lteben ppr 200 Bis Ell
niee tauienb Ebaler i'm prei5.
Das Gbeater ltest nod i'm GubrYp uni
Gbalia tppbnt III einem Bretterbaus,
Die @ntwtdeluns oes 9eiitt9en 2ebeua
Der Deuti9en bat bier nit einem 2eleper=
ein> Turnz uno @elan9oerein %be9onnen
PLUS Dem &letnen fam unb &pirb bic,
ta8 @robe i@ seitalten."
llnb allies Dies in elmer Stabt bic sebr
Sabre alt! SIN SABRE 1914 puroe poa
erte 8lpdbaus sebout 1847 wurpe BIZ
@tact ~auseele9t uno jeBt sdblt fe lbe'
10000 Ginwpbner.
@abrli9, Uncle SAM ber jun9e 8enz
GEL idreitet gu rai@ ppran ; fein @unser
pab er oft frau@elt> oft auf bic Nale fdQt
iter ba6 Materielle ba8 @etitt9e ner9ibt
ibermltbt9 uno etrpas arrogant pirr
uno bel ieinen ju9enpli&en Gbprbetten
uno SInpen - ieinen nrur9rpboater i'm
5immel gu iebr NIT 8ube unb @ebeten
beldf tt9t. But never mind; just let
him go ahead - er miro enblt9 nad
0ielen &rfabrun9en pennp@ ben re@ten
@e9 fnpen.
TcrtfeBun8 folet.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-08-21
Mftnneipta Staatsjeitun9.

pfi9ten 9e9en Die Tamilic> oes etpi3en
uWancern6 lberpriiBi9," bic Maturl d11z
be{ten BON Minnei p@a> lleberorub ldn9er
NIT tbeolo9ilden Wtnomiblen ;1 fdmpf en
2aubeit oe6 ractfalen YublifumS unc Der
Gfel Ypn Miltpnen Druid eblern in Der
Tadel mdbrenb IN erer Mbmel enbeit auf
Neiien pie6 tparen Die 8e&pe99riinbe
unlerer ueberteplung nad ct. poul, ut1,
auf cen Grimmern BET ;& S9anpm 8e<
rittenen uDeut19en 3eitun9" Elm
Wp9enblatt berau83useben,
Sn Mlinnelota 1T e6 fiji jebt nod fei<
ner 3eitun9 m69lid> pbne Yartei : Inter
itiBun9 AUDI nur bic &usla9cn su peden.
Da6 wubten mir, nod ebe mir bie<
ber fa1nen ; unb IA mir I'M ere unabbdn=
9i9feit uno ueber5eu9un9 I'm tetnen pret6
fell gu bieten 9enei9t 1ino> olio ouf parteiz
nnterftlBuns nur 70 LANCE Nnlpru9 n,oz
9en t6nnen> ais bic partei nit unl erer
@runp1dBen bcnp9en 1T, 10 &pare>1 III ere
per- Dnli9en Jreunpe unp Mpnnenten Der
6adel Der ein5t9e Mnfer, an benz mir un6
balten gu fDnnen 9laubten. @u6 fdeint
e6, ba6 mir uns> troy ber %lo9enannten
i9ledten 3etten, In bic fem @louben nt9t
9etaulht baben; benn Don r1ebr ais aw0lf
buncert Gremplaren> melGe mir Dol, $50.
1, g. 3 unb 4 ben elben bona fde ,uQe<
i9idt baben> fno faum NOD fanf3i9 re-
tpurntrt mprpen. Oa6 Beiteben pes
Blatte8 i4eint alio iaon bel 8e9inn sbaz
rantirt gu 1ein. u~ebrt9enS fSnnen mir
BET ben 9roben currenten Mu6lasen, be
ielben pbne bic Mitbilfe zines repliden
reiienoen &9euten ni9t erl9winAen unp
oieien 9lauben mir in ber perlon bes biez
bern prof. Meu1mler 9efunben gu baben,
ben mir pprldufi9 unleren Trsunpen be(ens
empfeblen.
Sebr errp1nl@t wdre eS uns, BET BEN
ret&bolti9en @tof BET 3ett pa6 Blatt IN
sr6berem Gormat beruusseben gu f6nnen;
bod ba6 1T fir jest cine unm1eli9feit.
Sc mebr man bos l1nternebmen pur9 Mn>
teisen ju fSroern iudt, betp eber wtrb
cine @ersrSberune eru1S9lt@t tperben, w.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-08-21

ANHtl u1lO ut0 HUl ptt Jtt9tltuIuNll>
patton Zen &altpa0er<6 umbus uto pas
puritanti@e @pnntassz@ eieb nit IN ben
&auf seben ppuen. Golden Ganattten
1peroen mir nte pur@ uniere Spalten @or<
19ub leiten> INN Ne 3u Meuatern f1roern
gu belfen, in oe1en ibr GtnfuB gum aweiz
l4neioi9en S@wert rpiro.
Son Nem = gorf, ypr @iSconI lin uno
anbern Sbeilen prrnebmer mir bereitS,
bab in jenen Staaten bic Musii9!en fir bic
&epublifaner fetneswe9s iebr erfreuli6
ftno. Ste werben eS aber audi un1 70
pent9er peroen, &penn bic republtfanti9e
partei iber bic @ren;en Der SeTerlon'i9en
Sroinans binausl6meiftnp bic extreme
Doctrine @errit Smitb'6 abpptiren ipQte
uno >penn fe ii@ bel Dem berannabenpen
@abltampf in 1860 niGt fret unb often
gu @unlt en oer DECENTRALIZATION unp entz
19ieoen 9e9en ben Eemperens : @abniinn
ausiprt9t unbetlmmert um bic Mitsaez
Ter cer peri9teoenen pplttti9en Tractipnen.
l1niere na@ite platfprm muB ben Self
oeS Tprti9rittes atbmen; iie mub fret Don
Tanatt8muS uno prpicrip tipn 1etn> rpen>
fe auf Gbeilnabme Der Tremoen belonz
berS oer Sntellt9ente IT, re&nen miQ>
bic ft@ nt@t our@ partei<5abne
uno partet> 3eit mterer
in tbrem l1rtbetle betimmen> nod weni9er
our6 blobe partetz q m II blenpen
la0en.
Chen 10 tpeni9 erfreult9 1inp jepp9
AUDI bic &u6f@ten fir bic Demotraten>
bic ni@t nur> in Elm pan;erbemp 9eitedt>
Der 6reibeit gu @uniten Der @erewt9un9
oer @flaperet pfenfunoi9 6pbn ipri4t
ionoern AUDI in 1i@ ielbf 5erri6en, our9
Scpbiterei @iperipra6e 8lalirtbeiten,
hi Sn1amten Deroorra9e1oer ppltttter
bic @&tun9 zines jecen redtliden uno
b~enfenoen Men1den perpirtt unb aufoe>
b1rt bat elm pr9anifrte8 @anse, cine tulse
M(a4t gu lein, bic auf einen ebrenppuen
Ste9 Nnipru6 MAIDEN purfte.
@Qes &noli9e 9ebt ben @es be5 Gnb<
li@en ; parteien iino euo4t9: alip inp
AUDI fe Dem @ediel unb Der @ernt9tun9
rnterpprf EN-.
NQe 3etden per 3eit bereGttoen une
gu bebaupten, pa6 ,ptr lpwpbl in Sin i9t
Der Yartei : Namen> wie peren principiei1
in Balpe in Elm 11eueS Stadium trete,,
rercen. $50 &ernunft unp Treibeit am
meiten @eltun9 baben> bort bin tperben
ii9 pann Sene penpen, bic Nnlpru9 MAJ
6en auf Sernunft Treibeitliebe uno &C.
re@tt9feit.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-08-21
Sp1f8ipuDerenetdt.

@inem @uflab Der 81. 9. Mbenc5eitun9"
Qber u@olf8ipuoerenetdt" entnebmen mir
f%ol9enpes &tabtum ber reuei ten pplitt1aen
8od6lprlnse mel6e jeper quite Budaz
nan : Mann unb jeber quite Dpu9lasz
Demotrat 70 LANCE leien unb &pieperlelen
ioQte, lis ct ite capirt> falls CT fle auf pa6
erite 2elen ntdt perfeben lolte. @er
aber leien fam unb pas @ele lenc 6
Der # eben will nun bet bleite 1iben
I'M @attel ietne6 pplitilden Maultbier8>
bis e6 - ftrbt.
N%ebrastabtu, 1854: Die 8empbner
zines GerritoriumS iinb berebtist> 70
lan9e e.6 nod elm Gerritprtum
t IT, bic @flaoeret einjuflbren pper uussuz
l@lteben. Diele leBtere alternative aus
pridli@ au6suipreden> >reioerten fi6 spor
bic Dempfraten oufs teittmmtelte; aber e8
mar bod mod bic MS9li6teit> ie aus Dem
9fa61aB gu fplsern, oer pabin 9in9> cob Elm
aus ipldem Ierritorium 9ebiloeter Staat>
9lei@niel pb mit> pper pbne @flaperei
in ben 8uno ioQte aufeenommen merpen.
Nn oieie &usle9un9 flammerte fi9 bic
Sppottipn uno nabm paber fur bic Be-
mobner pom &anla as bas Ge9t in Mnipru9>
bic @tlaoeret fern su balten.
@tnctnn alter platfprm, 1856:
Grt pena Elm Gerritorium int 8esrife
itebt einen @taat su biloen, baben bic
8enpbner ca6 &edt ;u enti9eipen> ob in
oieiem Staate Sfluoerei be1eben iou>
ober nt9t. - 5ier mar wie man Iiebt>
per &ern Der STUFF bereits ous9el9nitten ;
aber nod tein anoerer> falider &ern etaz
9eleBt. - @enn in einem Territorium> 70
LANCE eS nod iol@es >par> pas @olf peoer
fit nod se9en bic Stlaperrt Gtwa6 entz
i9eioen fonnte, 10 ersab ft6 Don ielbt
oab pabreno eieier 3eit bort 8unpes<
re@t in 8e;us auf bic Sflaperei 9elten
muste. Aber pa5 belaste pieits 8unoe6s
re@t? Dariber i@mie9 bic oemofratii9e
partei. Die &epublifaner bebaupteten,
oab na& 8unbesre@to bic @tlaoeret
au69ei9lolen iein milt, neil ile NIT ben
in Der 8unoe6serfa0uns semdbrleiftten
@runore@ten tn @iberipru@ febe: =
bic Demotraten aber iasten gar Ni@ts bis
gum Grlab Der
Dreb Scptt< @nt19etpun9,
1857. Dieie beia9te furs uno binpi9>
bab bic 8ewobner zines Eerritorium6> 70
LANCE IS Elm lol@e6 1ei nt6t bere@<
1eten> @%erfIsun9en lber bic
Sflaperei gu trefen, %lunoern pab pdbreao
oieier san5en 3eit bic Sflauerei mad
8unbe6re&tbefebe.. Grit Der fi@
auf et1en1 9erritorium bilbenbe Staat
ioue bere@ttet fem, 3wii@en @tlaperet unb
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-08-21

baften, ater brilliant 9eldriebenen 111p nit
elmer Men9e unldusbarer Gbatla@em YER
iebenen @rtifel bel6ulpiste e.. 5rn. Sic
mann al6 ebemaltsen Armenpfeser unp
;pet ieiner @oQeeen zines b19f un1autem
@erbaltni0es init elmer Dame> welde
rur6 ibn (Giemar) auf @arp6 Sslanc
an9eitelt ,par. @cn elmer Nerrpbuctipn
Der ~iaftiaen 0el9i9te werpen sic MIDI
eiSpenliren. Die @n9e3rifenen fla9ten
uno bpten alien tbren Gin lub auf I'm
ii6 cee 9efabrltden @e9ner6 gu entleci>
gen. Der a9irenpe DiitriftSz Mnwalt 81.
Mc&een ~er9ab lt6 - }peit tab CT bic
9el9mprnen etnerl eits auf pos lpctale
NldtS cer Nnsefla9ten> anperer( eitS oui
bic bpbe @telluns cer &ld9er btrwies UNI
1ic froate, ME iie ca nod smeifelbaft
tleiben f1nnten. Der prd( icirenpe Nidter
er9riH pfen partei fit bic Mnfla1e UNI
erflarte ros in Tra9e tebenee @erbreden
fit has abideult6fe, wel9es jemals in
Der Court Ypraetommer. Der @ertbeiz
rt9un9 wurce Der We9 ces pireften ST.
1reiiee at9eldnttten, Brand wurpe l9ulz
big erfannt uno gum b1dlten @trai mab
- Gin Sobr 3udtbaus unp $50 Dplz
lars 0elpbube - perurtbeilt. Gprber
ater bielt er cine 3epe> bic auf has Yutliz
fun Zen ~tieften Gtnprud madte unp III
Der ea rem @je1tdt6bpf ME ben &ldoer1
grim urtp 9elb Spr ben Nu9en murre,
Sron@ beflncet iid berett5 I'M 3u9thaule
unter cer Mufl4t Derer> bic ibn pprtbin
aetra6t unp ibm 9ewib fem lei6te5 Sons
teretten merpcn. Dat CT has tbm Grz
;ablte fir wobr bielt> 1T au59ema6t rob
e5 gang pper gum She'll auf 5botla9cn
berubt> mt1ceiten5 notwithstanding. @ez
gen Yiel idwererer Beleipt9un9en murce
friiber Elm Sirpence prer gar feline CITRATE
erta1nt. Die Nidti9feit hes 6alle6 licst
carin> cab er bic b1dit unoinlti9e @telz
lung melde bier rer arn1e Eeufel benz
reiden Motorcr 9e3eniber einnimrnt> iuu>
ltrtrt u11p Die @lei9beit ees &ehtes ais
cine Suuiipn erldeinen ldbt. 5err Gicz
man battt Srand sebrmal Dryer teleiriz
gen fDnner> cbre 1td pe5balb unanaez
nebme 6cloen sususieben. uebrisen6 bat
r}cle @fdire benz @nlebn res Mayprs>
cteiea Don ceutl1en Gltem oetprne1
SnpmzN ptbin95, einen 9emalti9cn Stud
neri cBt.
Der SpmmerbiBe bat bier bereits cine
re6t erfrtlhenre 5ertfzT cmperatur YlaB
9emadt. unlere Deutiden freuen 1id IT,
res 2eben5 unn rennea nprr einem Yicntc
gun, anrern. 1ie @ei11f te aber 0eben
flau uno ros 0elp 1T persmeifelt fnopp.
Wcnn pas nibt balo arcers mirc> 70
9eben mir einem idltmmen Minter entz
9e9cn~
Snrem td fit beute meinen Brief
ltlieFc, rufe i6 Der uMinnelpto Staatsz
seitun9" Elm berSlidc6: v@ut 5eil!" gu.
DiS9c lie allies Ia6 mercen> mas ibre
New~ ycrfer Namens1dmeit er nidt 1T -
Elm Sitter pbne 8urdt urp Iorel> Elm
Organ allies Deien, mas 1ld i'm peutlden
Clement Gple6 unp S9Dnes re9t> eine
3ierre hes bpfnun9sreiden Staate6> III
benz 1le er1deint. s, 8.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-08-21

freier Mrbeit etne Babl at trefen, ni@t
ober ca8 @plf bes Gerrttprtums als 1pl<
9en.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-08-21
. a 9 E.

Ntenano piro obne Tebler eeboren, unb
BET 1T Der bette, Der bic peni9ien Bat.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-08-21

i 1tenl9en, bic ii6 lelbitfar tief balten>
ftno sep6bnlt@ Bios bpbL
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-24
No.lee 10 Suhser Ihers.

Persons desirous TO subscribe for the
BuTTE RTcoRb or having other business
with this Office are requested not to commu-
nicate 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.
As we have changed carriers some Of our
subscribers may fail to receive their paper,
with regularity. Such parties will please
notify US
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-24

::SrArE FAiR.--From the Marysvills .Nsscs
We learn that the Executive Committee Of
the State Agricultural Society have nearly
completed the formation Of their Committees
Of Award for the Fair. and will, early in the
coming week. be In oorrespondencs with the
persons whom they have placed on such com.
mittees. These persons have been selected
from oil portions Of the State, so % to in-
sure impartial decisions. WW
The Pavilion 10 rapidly approaching
completion. The officers Of the State Agri-
cultorai Society will insugura,e the new
Pavilion BY . grand ball. to come of about
the last Of the present month. and Of
which due notice will be given. The
door can accommodate sixty cotillions-4S0
dancsrs--at one time, and leave abundance
efspare room for oulooksrs' II will Be .
superb affair, for those who have taken II
In hand never do things by halves.
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-24
San Franeisee Primary Ei.stssn.

Gan Franeisee Primary Election.
In an article upon the Primary
Election in San francisco, the TINES
Of Thursday morning says:
"Ts secure N Administration triumph.
no less . sum than sixteen thousand dol
lars have been levied upon the employees
In the Custom House and other Govern.
ment institutions 10 this city, and as the
printing Of tickets and other incidental ex.
penses will not absorb the cne.tenth part Of
the amount stated, IL fsir TO presume that
the balance 10 intended TO spply 70 IN i'm
proper purpose, and that, none other than In
corrup,ing the voters and tampering with
the ballot box"
It is by the adoption Of such means,
that the federal ofice.holders Of Cali
fornia, expect TO control the State Con-
vention, and compel the party to en-
dorse Lecompton, DR.. Gwin, the Sen
atorial agent of the Pacific Mail Steam
ship Company, and the Lime Point
swindle. Their wire-wcrkers and mole
like operators are scattered throughout
the State, by such means, to secure
the choice Of Lecompton and Gwin
delegates, and compel the party to re-
pudiate its faithful servants and prac-
tically abandon its national principles,
to indorse sectional policy and its
corrupt tools.
Their emissaries have not been able
nor have they spent the fund thus
raised in vain. The few unprincipled
adherents to Lecompton, scattered
throughout the State, have put forth
the most Herculean efforts to contro
the different County Conventions, and
have scrupled at no fraud or treachery
Where they have been repudiated by
the popular voice, they have invariably
bolted and organized separate conven>
tions. 1t is thus that they have elect.
ed minority delegates in the counties Of
Alameda, Nevada, FL Dorado, Calave'
ras, Amador, and will do it in Yuba
Sacramento and Napa. In fact, if We
except Butte, there is not county in
the State, that has chosen Popular
Sovereignty delegates to the State Con
vention, where the Lecomptonites have
not chosen contesting delegation, o,
have announced their determination I,
do so.
With such game, and with Custom
House funds to pay the expenses o
bummers from the various portions o
the State to Sacramento, it would b,
strange indeed if they could not get NJ
Lecompton State Convention. I
would be strange if they could not
when assembled, endorse that iniquity
and beslobber with adulations tha
loathsome mass Of corruption, yclep
the " Industrious Doctor" and pro
nounce his attempt to plunder the Stat
and Federal governments, as sount
National Democracy. Great is tn,
Custom House when bummcrs are fount
to carry out its mandates. How vii
il be when it comes before the people
Will they indorse the action Of Con
vention tbus corst;tuted,
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-24
Probate Notice.

STATE pF CALtFORNIA-COUNTY OF BUTTE
- Probate court. In tte OF tbs estate
OF James Couns. dereased. In pursuance Of mn or
der made in the said Probae Court, Mt chambers, on
the nth day Of July A. D. 1853 by the Hon. Thomas
Wells Judge thereof Notice Is hereby given, to all
whom II may concern, that hearing ~ the proof OF
the last iii and Of James Cous, deceased.
viii be Ind before the Hon Thomas Wells Judge Of
said Probate Court at chambers at the Town of Oro-
ville i'm sd Ccun'y, the 29ih day OF July,
ID 1855 at tic hour Of 10 o'clock, A. NJ Of tha. day
BY order of sa. PROBATE Judge
Witness INV hand and the zeal OF said Court af
fixed this i7th day Of JGiy, lr?o
fsv.Ll NJ n. DARRACH,
jyIa Clerk Probate Court, Butte County, Cai.
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-24

CALAvEaAs DouoLAs COUNTY CoSvyN
TIoN.-Ths following resolutions we're pass.
cd u the anti Leeompton Democratic Con.
vsntion In Calavsrs county, July Goth,
wHERrAs. A decided difference Of opin.
ion exists in the Democratic ranks In rela-
tion TO the Interpretation Of the Platform
adopted at Cincinnati, June. 1856; and
whereas. We, represented by our Chairman n
and Secretary In Conveutiou assembled, rec.
ognise the position now occupied by g A.
Douglas. D c. Broderick. and J C. MeKib.
ben. in their views and interpretation Of
said Platform :. therefore,
Resoissd. That old Calavsras. the Bsnuer
County Of the mountains during the dark
hours Of Democracy. now peiterates the
motto then adopted, " Cslaveras, faithful
among the faithlcss."
Resolved. That " hereby pledge eur
selves 70 sustain and support the nomina-
tions made by the Democratic State Conveu.
tion and BY the Democratic County Copveu.
tion 70 assemble at ADgsl's Camp on the 10Th
Of Augcst next.
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Peoples County Convention

The electors OF the diGrre't Precincts Of m g
County, who are in favor of POPULAR SOY Err.
EIGHTY, ard onpo ed 10 political tricLst rs, md in
favor "f electing 30 and competent men to M the
various tees nj the nppronch ny eleciiun, for State
and County purr oses, ARE requested to send dele
Gates % tho PEOPLES COUNTY CONVENTION
TO be holden oroville on Saturday A, gust 7lh
is5s' at O'Clock r. NJ, And his suggested that the
different precincts send one delegate for each pre.
cinct and ons for every thirty votes pollcd Mt the
election OF 1851 for Sheriff on the Peoples ticket
MANY PEOPLE.
Groville, Iuly 2od. 1858. liy2s-d1
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county Treasurer's once,

VKUVILLk, July II IT, ToJo'
Notice is hereby given 10 all olding Butte
County Warrants, registered on the General Fund,
from the 5th 10 the l4th OF November, 1857, fnclu
sve, except Warrants Nos. l6 III, and l1s j also,
Warrants Nos. $50 and 900 the INDECENT Sick
Fund, that the same will be paid presentation at
this Office, and and after this date said Warrants
will cease to bear interest, and if not presented
within sixty days from tho date hereof, the mon
eys for saii Warrants will be appropriated to pay
the next in order OF registry Office hadfs, from 10
A. NJ, to p. VI.
LWM. LATTIMORE.
Treasurer Butte County,
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g TsADE WITH vicroRIA.--The Priess
Current and SAiPpins Last. says the q.
perts from Gan Frasciseo TO Victoria. v. I /.
fssn the hrst TO the 10Th Of July iselusive.
enoastsd 70 el42.e26. exclusive Of the cargo
efsAs cennsdsrs. valued s9.lsb, nearly eli
o. which vas shssvp evsrbosrd.
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M4- The Prices Current and Skipping
List says that from April Goth to July 18th.
20 ,e53 passengers have left San Francisco
for Puget Sound In seventy.two vessels.
From June s0th to July 10Th 6.o59 persons
left In nineteen vessels; but from July 10th
70 July 18Th, only ss7 departed. From the
10th to the 10th inclusive. s60 have re-.
turned.
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TELEG r A p HIC !
NuAyERyrLLK, July 23d.

WIAvERvrLLE, July 23d.
The Miners Convention is held to- day.
The following delegates were chosen last
night. to represent wesverville precint in
the Convention Sydney Hill, VIM. A. Lloyd,
Martin Keefe, weaverville Mr.. Crawford,
Isaac Cox. East Weaver; Joseph Hutchison,
West Weaver; e. A. Marshall, Democrat
Gulch, winrod Hoffman.
SHASTA July 23d.
Sheriff Stockton has just brought into
town the celebrated Frank Livingston. II,
was arrested at Dog Creek in this county
He had when arrested three horses and on'
mule. supposed to have been stolen from be
low; also, several revolyers and two or three
gold watches.
The Democratic county Convention meet
on Monday next. They recommend tina
the primary meetings, 10 the various pre-
cincts be held to-day.
The Central Committee Of Siskiyou, Shas
ia and Trinity, meet at Trinity Centre OF
Thursday the 2Dth instant.
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PEAcHEs.--ws acknowledge the receipt Of
. basket Of fine peaches from d. W. Pisrpon,
Fruit Dealer in Washington Block, Myers
street. They are from the Orchard Of MIR.
Briggs near Marysville, aud are 6ns and de-
lic!ously favored specimens Of the Cslifor-
mia peach. The donor has our warmcst
thanks
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~ A whole family. consis,ips Of man
and bis wife and three sons. we're put into
the Station House. lately. at San Francisco,
for lsrruping" man named Smith.