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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-12

4 NATIONAL GUARD UNIFORM WANTED iNMgDr.
Ney ~ -, ia, ~, 'a ,ni e "a god se3l2n ami
ING Guard Iierad ohce VI teal nsns stating Hbsa and
ERoNTTER GUARD rus vEvnERS 0F rus COW
pany considerably amused d. pn~isa II = card
pabl.hst ne IIer,ld = ne 81 eunstoS tom ihs
slse claim willie winning tie col ciraefy Nth Which
n We cannot cia-ttsh.y come - any oher r, rs1 Than
,ai saa bogus employed some one 2 w ~ art vho was
asgisaise l'fg 2: mind hssn h,sry ppm b. nilen
ter mere Declarations 81 ir n9has ani wol.i recall q -
recollection - - narim st-h y ogr seho' t,r days
their na.tng ssslfsuet tt ey Ase 10 paw ts own
dets we wuald sugSes list sn,e tie puboiia Il OF GU
mush = now hayr srous doubts 4 thc ry . contract
tom tie Ia, nat name 6eoasng . rs 40 & aISses
s sa VIZ ~ ss oa. has 6sa pes " ~ reg 20 M
worthy as, Nhe 1ofns 4 nsaati hsye 5sea assuncd ~
e 'hem . morc hin be usual aiov,arr y conalence
az .s ;,aSr 80 y, a. Al y, e,ber n rv, ~ W MY
deeds tbey previously committed MASK bywhirh
i aan ai5a ana R. beeyaS has oss.eys. wy . aass
e r. ensn nv M T. oa y r. e. PF , ~
language Of one WIN. -hasspcare wh1 y supposed have
us particular SUBJECT we would aief onaeiy recon.
mend ~ the pcruss % these Spectators IN oh people
wbo sle,l. my purse 4 IS trash 2. .orn"har nothing
lsu' he that dichcs ifsn me ~ go9i nautc
Rots me q lrt which ~ enrtrhes him
And makes me poor indeed
WI r KIRK, "a Captain.
EDWARD LEE
JAMES FOX
JOHN u TfERNgY Secretary
IAvRs NgrrdfGAN ATTENTION a MEET
81 Ina the company viii be held NJ rs rsnd street
Ills TUESDAY evening al click pgncua attendance
sreqges.ed by order. WIN MuLLIUAN. Captain.
81 VAS sCHAAcE Secretary
MILITARY NOTICE CAMP WASHINGTON OCT o.
N Order No 1871 for the year -8rani Army oil
Occupation attention The cenP arranged According
army encsmpmeDs heretofore the back towards the
North when should oe towards the south when was drss
~ Scott 90 II IL perfect 0r ler and :,
sre we We therefore give notice hii be- who dsres this
Camp misplace, meet B0mbases face face b. orrer
a. BRENE1 gEN'L BON
rTHOs WALLACE MUsKETEFRs ATTENTION THE
members the Thos Wallace Nusketeers are re1uesfed
q attend meetings y the company on Tuesday and wenes
evenings Oct IL and IS al jackson Hall Frs,
nue. WI be the las, meetings ~ The company prevoo
20 their parade, Thursday morning Oct Ia
ANDREW MutLtgAN, Captain.
JoHE BovtAs Secretary.
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EDWARD SCIENCE. -JEwrLRy AND wATCHEs-BY
II w. AZ ~ SCHENCK.-Ths day, lHh inst ~ ~ o COCK,
~ their saesroom No as Nassau street, positive sale Of ee
CANT ewery Of entirely designs q ossics cameo ens
me and carbncle comprising sets OF pins ana earrings wsoe
es brooches, seal and stone rings sshs se OF
studs buttons also elegant double time hepers,
chronomcers patent detached lever vet9des aso gold
g1srl AMI ysst ,hals, shaleaiaes, A
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-12
SPORTING.

fNRTcKRT -THR CLOSING MATCH ~ THg SEASON
" Kings COUNTY Club viii take place 10 DAY Red
ford the nsrried and single Suppcf Por
Philadelphia shades 1s5 Washington street Brooklyn
eO'ciDck.
400 rOR sALE-THR LARGEST ST BERNARD 200
~ country THIS dog measures 81 inches
N height 81 lnca length rom head 70 tai age - months
To be seen 81 NcF1l North THIRD street Philadelphia
IDOfNTER DOC TOR sALE-ETGHTEEN MONTHS OLD
price $40 he h wen hrnte and r. good retriever No
need apply unless willing pay the above price No
dealers need Hppy Apply H. address Nc John Nalck
p-&al. Ne kVrtAApds sAevl kasemeaL
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EDWARD scHENcK. AuCrroNEER-py AL

EDWARD sC1fENCK AUCTTONEER.-BY r. a =. IT.
~ sCHRNCk.-Assignees sas.-By order and under the
direction Of The assgnees Of James r. Cook the subscribers
will SELL al auction at the - Nassau street Tsesday
tho 2h day of October inst u O'Clock NJ all the right title
interest which the said James r. 10Th day
june 1851 Of In and 70 certain parcels Of real this
state and in the state Of New J~sey and Of in and 10 certain
debts and accounts due the sad Cook and previous % the
aforesaid and Of In and Me panorama OF the Battle
Bunker Hill being the balance OF The Of the said Cook
signed. EAr. II. SCHENCk.
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HESsRAY II LEEDS ED; AycTIoEEER NO

Ii - Nassau street-HENRY H. LEEDS 4 co will seIt
at auction on Wednesday Oct 3 10Y o'clock at the sales
room NO Is Nassau street. general
furniture removed for convenience of sale consisting Of
brussels ana ingram hree ply and Venetian carpets
CLOTH rosewood conversation chairs SATIN carved
and mahogany French bedseads mahogany and
black walnut extension dining tables mahogany rockers
chairs hair feather blankets paint
shades brocatel window curtains count
ing house and Office desks oval and gilt frame mirrors iron
safes and mahogany pianos together with general
assortment Of kitchen furniture with which the sale viii
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SALES AT AUCTION.

IL 3 OGkADY, auctoneer No. o Myrtle avenue. Brook
lyn. VIII sell Thursday l instant his entire stock Of
sana and well made furniture comprising maho
bedding Of all kinds.
u COTTON AUOTIONEER. -HoUsEHOID FURNI
IL ture, horse and carriage pleasure boats &c r. COL
TON will sell this day at lid street. Carmansye the entire
furniture OF the large summer comprising about thirty
forty rooms OF every description of Also
horse and carriage pleasure boats &c Sale will positive
Hudson River cars run TO the door at and 10 A. NJ
T,OR sALE.-BY OBDER OF THE SUPREME COURT
IL IN Jarvis Jr, referee wifi be sold by JAMES M MIL
ER auctioneer the Merchants Exchange Wednesday
Oct 49, 1883 the large and valuable lot and buildings hereos
situated the of the Bowery Division street. and
known Nos J. and Bowery and q and Division
street. having front OF 90 feet inches the Bowery 96
feet inches Division street The property will
from 81 500 to 81 0O Title unreasonable Sale positive.
Terms made known on day OF sale.
r. @. HORTON, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ss2
NJ. Hudson streetWi sell this day, at salesroom,
O'Clock by virtue of execution rosewood pianoor
two lounges, &c. JNO PIERSON, Constable.
HENRY d. HERTs, JR AUCTIONEER.-BY HERTS
MOSSwl sell Tuesday Oct H. at l0H O'clock at tho
NO % Pine street. by order OF assnees large
ot OF new furniture, comprising centre tables side tables
eegeres &C. mahogany and walnut looking glasses couchos
fancy work baskets chdrens Also lot Of
various descriptions Also twenty five cooking Stoves
dc beng the entire stock of a wholesale house, wei
worthy the attention OF the trade Sale positively without
serve, by order of the assgnees
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-12

A UCTIoN NOTICE-LARGE SALE OF RICH AND
IA costly rosewood and mahogany household furniture,
tapestry carpets panofore elegant lace curtains together ;
used and IN perfect order G0ULDSMiTH auc,,oneer WIZ
furniture contained in the private residence sc West Ee
venh street. Sixth together with variety OF par
lor ornaments heavy French plate mane and pier mirrors sill
plated ware &c The parors furnished with spleen
OF paror furniture richly carved ofsod rosewood
and rich satin reception chairs in
medaon etegere mirror doors
and back eegeres costly centre side and pier tables
marble tops superior octave pianoorte,
stool cover and music cabinet beautiful oil paintings by cee
brated china bsque figures FIX
tension oak extension table Brussels carpet
wood suit covered in plush wood bookcase lined with
wood plate glass DOORS oil paintings,
plated ware table cutlery Bohemian ware French
china tea sets The chambers furnished with Brus-
carpets curtains, rosewood bedroom furniture,
suite large bedstead double moulding
richly carved rosewood washsand all full marbled and
made match Turkish lounge paintings and
Cravings oval and mane mirrors toilet sets with an assert
or mahogany furniture spring chairs rockers
and beds bureaus wsshstands ingram carpets &C. &c
A uCTIoN NOTICE -CRoCKERY AND GLAss.-HENRY
IA O. EVANS will sell Tuesday October IL at 10 o'clock
in the shelves 10 suit dealers, No Liberty street
complete assortment Of the best white granite and all kinds
ware China sets colognes, glassware,
clocks, &c &C Goods carefully repacked for shipping
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aALEs OF REAL KraT.

A RARs enANcE.-AT A GREAT BARGAIN. A
pp pa s grseS a. house sS On sSs sroo
DESTROYS OF esng with party that would like to purchase
next ADD " T IT, Herald raid oice s' ~ '' '' "''
LNLEGANr COUNTRY RESIDENCE FoI sALE-BE
~ ng a The premises wei known s. a. Glen May the
This noel psee beautifully situated from
the psast and thriving village Of owego in Tiogs county
ride cities of New York Philadelphia mansion
@oan With waes eorred 10 ali T parts Of the the
nous alhing apartments fixtures. laundry, &c SC
Sdase here aSea. ten d and om the
country and village The Owego promises
e and The snsquehanna river in view on the south
views This be sold a ne o cG%
sasssssS The hs u Rice, Ssa; SssssssS
press G@%pany 81 Broadway T. nTw SfW Warner
EARM OF 100 ACRES, TWO HOURS FROM THE CITY
's a e Ns S a p sale a Or sx
Sen se WOODED and plenty sI good for
SSRps si ss' RsIsfb
Commissioner for an hs States q William street basemen
FoR sALE-A LOT OF GROUND 2srloo FEET srrU,
Brooklyn W. Part Of the purchase can remain on
HSrS aaS box ~S Ss Hs I once perfect For particulars address
house fSs %ss wss %
ing Trinity chanel nearly finished four stories high with sns
improvements and bui in the best Inquire Tie
premises, at O'Clock A. M of j. b. CORILES.
L'OR SALE-A BEAUTIFUL Brown STONE BASE
ment house in splendid condition, with all the improve
mcns East Thirteenth street. at less than cost with large
amount mortgage Also beautiful cottage house, built
for the East Twentieth street. all the
for $500 Apply to THOMAS j MILLER, Ii Pine street
LNOR SALE-A VERY DESIRABLE LOCATION ON
Broadway for refeetory and saoon with the lease of
the There asable connected with the premises with
for IA horses. Inquire OF JOS. HUSSON, ZIG william
street
L,oR sALE-HOUaE AND LOT. CHEAP, GOT EXTRA
IT. szel 6l South Second street. Williamsburg Inquire Of
Dr HILTON ~ Market street, N Y
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A RTrFTCTAL TEETH INSERTED AT THE LOwESr
N possible prices Sets silver IS gold s25 Conna
platina SIS Teeth attracted without 40
Canal street. Mercer block west OF broadway
DIR. EAGLErON.
nENTIsTRy-CHEAP AND GOoD.-DR WAIT, 81
H. Macdouga street leecker will insert FUN Of
teeth, silver for $40 COLA s25 10 s plugging from sOccns
" "a All work equally lew and warranted Calls solicited
II WILSON, 81 BOND STREET, MANUFACTURER or
~. description Of ARTIFICIAL teeth would respectfully
nve The attention Of ose seeking superior excellence Aso
the attention Of those who obliged 10 eronmse
W ssyle without metal plates warranted light durable and
cheap.
ZINE TEFTU WAKE THE MAN CROWN Tux IA.
~ dyi Particularly DIR MANSIONS Arserican sumo,ype
teeth beautiful excellent unparalleled four premiums
prices enacrdinary - partial sets gold silver g. gold sets
W. silver $40 hllng teeth 81 cleaning VI 63 West Twenty
Nesh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-12

N Keeping arithmetic &c. are taught upon favorable
Each student separately instructed and enabled 70
readily apply practice the knowledge impaired TO hun Open
day and evening
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-12
d. AUCrIOONEER.-BY BANGS, MER

A NJ MERwIN, AUCTIOONEER.-BY BANGS. MER.
"A. WIN CO-Trade sale rooms No. Is Park row.-Mon-
day evening October IL al O'clock standard and illustrated
can books in ali various branches of literature
sciences substantially bound including many beautifully aud
esensvey illustrated works rich and calf bind
s including collection of scarce and choice books all
good order variety superb English steel
legs, DC. Catalogues ready.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-12

j. BIEECKER WILL SELL ON WEDNESDAY,, AT
"A Exchange lots Of ground the northeast corner
Of this magnificent and Second All ready for
immediate use Maps at No. Broad street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-12

ID A. CHIFFON AUCTTONEFR.
ID. Percmpory OF n desirable lots ground
located Eighty fourth Eighty hh, Eighty sixth Eighty
yenih and Eighty eighth streets between broadway aud
COLE Chiffon will sell at auction Thursday H.
1883 At ~ O'Clock at the Merchants Exchange the following
valuable lots Of ground
Eighty fourth streets lot, north side between Broadway
and Eleventh
Eighty hfh street, lots south side.
Eighty sreet2 ots north side of Eleventh
Eighty seventh street, lots south 30 OF Eleventh
Eighty eighth streets lots south side 100 Of Eleventh
Eleventh avenue northeast corner Of the avenue and
Eighty seventh each lot Is 3 by 022 feet
deep, and 100 feet 4 inches.
Tcme-60 cent bond and mortgage for three
per interest Maps be had Of the auconeer IS Mas
- n n
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L,oR sALE-THE FOUR STORY BROWN STONE BASE.
men and cellar house No 3is West Twenty second street
between Ninth and Tenth house 52x59 lot l0xl5
Coon speaking tubes and bells throughout house
well built and ia fine order location unsurpassed for health
Seven lines OF stages and within three minutes walk
finished from top 70 bottom SET wash tubs
and excellent yard in 'front.' house the north
side Of the street. water closets and bath house
Price s. $50 cash down 81 $50 balance mortgage to run
nearly five years Inquire the premises Possession
mi
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A UCTION NOTICE.. BoGART, AUCTIoNEER-BY
"A s. BoGART-wednesiay Oct Is at l0l. o'clock at the
auction No North William street. Conssbes sale of
~ LOUIS IT. vULTE Constable
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-12

IMPORTANT TO HOTEL AND RESTAURANT
keepers Will be sold at auction Tuesday, Oct L.
10 O'clock the furniture stock and OF the
81 Maiden lane consisting of soda fountain, English
pump bar liquor bar and glassware crockery
cutlery oicloth carpetng chairs. tables marble
slabs, and other articles in the line of boarding
houses, &c. T.. Is. HENRY Auctioneer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-12

A NATIONAL GUARD UNIFORM WANTED fNNEDf
~ stey Al fair vai1aiion ntsi be "a good condition. ami
pretty good cash purchase ~ lornt by "A
ing Guard Herald osce, WITH real n.ms ssng Nb.n AM
whrrc an Interview can b. had.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-12

A uCTrOS NOTICE.
"A NJ &. EDEY. AUCTIONEER
Continuation Of peremptory sale Of wagons harness &c.
EZRA LUDLOW, yR,
win sell, on Wednesday, October Is ut IL
O'Clock No. Pine the balance Of
CONS top bugges rockawAys and road wagons Also
second hand vehicles together with single and double harness.
In great variety. -
attention Of purchasers solicited the sale win be
positive.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-12

A UCTION NoTICT.-THoMAS BELL. AUCTIoyEER,
n aud W. s. THOMPSON This day, To-, O'Clock, viii be
sold the ceneel furniture contained In OF the house Isl
Madison street Rutgers VIZ superior Brussels carpets
oicloh mahogany paror and votare chairs sofa msrbe
top table extension tables bedseads beds
bedding marble Wristbands toned plano,
bureaus music stand china kitchen utensils &C. De
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-12

EDWARD SrIIrNCK, AUCTrONEER. - ASSTGNEE's
~ ssie.-E An sCHENcK will sell, "Wednesday,
October IS nj " O'Clock ri Nassau street the stock and Ak
lures up wine and establishment vyPor,s
sherries liable t. Amsrtlsdo yrsrtel Madeira (R
CO cbampagnes brandes IN quarter and eighth
muohns bes and magnereus Scotch whiskey Icch
naran dew Oh Ben Nevis; Mehan's, Wise and po,scen
Trfsh whiskey; Wyoming valley rye do. Bourbon and
<ononEahels, Old Tim and Holland gins rum. rabout
thirty brands segars Worcester shire sauce curacao
ahsynhe biers glass tablets in Furnished gold and
pine 81 empty bottles and casks pumps clock &C
ogues Monday BY order Of r AALk Assignee ae Beck
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-12

A RESTAURANT and FIXTURES TO LET Low In
good neighborhood for business No 80 Fourth avenue
Inquire of NJ G. LANE, 10 Fourth avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-12

JOHN FISIIBLATT, AUCTIONEER-BY !. FISH
81 BLATT-Salesroom 100 Maiden lane-wil give his per-
sonal attention to sales of the Ex
change and household furniture at the residences of families
breaking housekeeping groceries
description &c advances given when required
will be found extremely low and settled same day.
J. FISHBLATT aucioneer and commission merchant
Maiden
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COPARTNERsHIP NOTICES.

AN ACTIVE AND EXPERIENCED BUSINESS MAN,
"A having between g. and 5000 at his disposal wishes
buy AN interest IN some safe and profitable business %
the references
name and where interview be had Address
York. Herald Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-12

A YOUNG LADY WHO HAS HAD SEVERAL YEARS
IA experience In teaching children desires engage with
two families visiting governoss 10 instruct the
English branches Address call upon Teacher for three
renee can be given.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-12

EDUCATION ACQUIRED AT ALI, hdEs.-sUPERIoR
II advantages for private instruction in English classics
mathematics French first class teacher graduate
Yale College speaking uenty in French of much experience
Terms very low Address Dayton 1876 Blocker street
call at PM.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-12

TOHE BOYD. AUCTIONEER WILL. SELL. ON wEDNES-
81 day Is 0ls o'clock CT Houston street.
all the Furniture contained in said house consisting Of the usual
assortment of carpets, ocloths kitchen utensils &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-12

AIR pFRhCHrF Will, Gfvg A GRAND BALL, on
M Thursday, 18th inst ~ Gcs Broadway. Admission ~
A GOOD band will attendance School every night Wed
nesday and saturday grand soee VII oclock Grand hand
wednesday aud saturday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-12

vVANTED-BY TWO YOUNG MEN, SPANISH
w teacher Terms moderate, and living too far up
own. Address stating terms J. o. u boz 1855 Herald Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-12

A WIDOW LADY. HAVING FURNITURE, AND FREE
"A from eneumbrsnce desires 10 make arrangements with
party 10 open boarding house Address Mrs. Livingston
Bi ookyn Post ofhee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-12

A RARE eHANCF.-AT A GREAT BARGAIN A
IA plain bat ally furnished house Clinton street. Brook
yn. IA - May the lady having lost her husband
desrous ting with party that would like to purchase
the urnitu woAid give the free ual the May
next. Add -tss W. L., Herald Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-12

L,oR SALE-HOUaE AND LOT. CHEAP, uoT EXTRA
szel 6l South Second street. Williamsburg Inquire Of
Dr. HILTON II Market street. N u
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-06
Thank the gods, the theatre

THEATRE Thank the gods, the theatre
is 10 bc opened once more. IL will be open
ed tonight A troupe Of artistes have come
here with the determination that we shaH
be amused. and With this intent, have fixed
the prices Of admission to their performance
at such figure that everybody can afford
to attend Think Of being allowed TO wit
ness rich, rare. racy and diversified per-
formanoe for four bits just think Of it,
And then just think Of being admitted to .
first rate show for two bits That IS mar
vellous, but nevertheless it is actually fact
that the highest seats in the Thespian tenn
pie can be sat upon tonight for twenty FIVE
cents. This troupe consists Of Miss Arabel-
Ia. the sager girls. Miss Julia Hudson, Mr..
Taylor, late Of the Psnnsylvanans, Monsieur
Juba, the great jig dancer. George Benson
the Banjoist Master Marshal and host o
other ladies and gentlemen Of real, genuine
talent. Everybody ought to go to the thea
trc to. night, aud everybody tciH 20. IL they
have any love for fun and good ecting, sing
ing and dancing.
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-06

Rocug RIVER VALLEY. Y.--SheriG Fair, in
his late trip to Oregon, passed through this
valley, aud he informs us that he never saw
any spot so beautiful and lovely at this sea.
son Of the year. 1t is two or three weeks in
advance Of this place in yerduro and spring
like appearance vegetation Of all kinds
growing thrifty aud healthy. The growing
wheat varies from three 20 six inches in
height. and all over tho valley and the
neighboring hills nature looks out enchant,
ingiy from her green robes Of spring. There
are few countries upon which nature has so
lavishly bestowed her rare gifts and beau
ties as the land that borders the Pacific. and
there are few skies that are not bleak and
dreary through winters reign Siskipou
Chrontcie.
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-06

No Dissolution YEr.-The Kansas
struggle in Congress closed on the first
of April. Up to the time Of the sail
ing of the steamer, April 9TH, no one
of the Lecompton advocates had haul
ed out OF Congress preparatory to
bursting the Union, as they hal threat
ened to do. The fierce disunion seal.
awags appear to take il about as quiet
as whipped Spaniels ought. II will,
probably, be a month or two before they
again attempt to sanctiiy fraud and Vi
olenea upon the ballot box by the use
Of the foolish and insane threat Of dis.
union,
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-06

= ANOTHER MARROW ESCAPE. The town
again escaped burning yesterday Tho ORR
gin Of the tire can be traced to the iDecusa-
bic carolsssness Of persons oonncctcd with
this Office A charcoal ihe had been kin
died in an iron furnace for the purpose OF
heating "rolicr" composition and tho said
furnace standing on the platform in the rear
Of our Office. In an ordinarily calm day,
there would be little danger from this ar
rangement; but yesterday, being so windy
the Gre never should have been kindlcd--at
any rate after being kindled. II should have
been watched. Butt was kindlod and was
not watched. and all at once, the town was
aroused by cry OF Are, and rushing out Of
our back door, we found pile Of paper and
other rubbish, which had collected near the
corner Of the building. all in blaze; be.
yond doubt caused by coal blown from
tho iron furnace on our raised platform. A
few buckets Of water extinguished the flames
and SO the town was saved again. We have
no excuse to offer for the occurrence of thi:
piece OF car elessness. II was entirely mex
cusable.
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-06

ELECTION All -Iuskps is great
placs--in fact, high old place--and you
may bet higher that sovereign popularity"
prevails thore to an almost unparalleled ex-
tent. The Inskippers held mn election on
Tuesday. and according to oil reports, they
exercised the Ri ght Of suffrage at an alarm
ing rate. There were between thirteen and
fourteen hundred votes polled, and our old
friend, Joe Kimmel. was elected Justice Of
tho Peace. As the Yeoman said, when the
telegraph "steamboated' it into tho belief
that tho Lecompton constitution had been
carried through Congress, "Hurrah for true
Democracy This election is a little out OF
time, but then 1t shows "whats what, and
that's as high" etc After Joc was elected,
tho boys illuminated the town. aud marched
up the "Bowery," to the soul and body
stirring music Of drum and fife. Well
done for Inskip!