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DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION.

Ma meeting of the DAmpcratic State Central
torpttee hell in S,crepen'o on the lnth dav of
Nsv lsiS tho foll 'wing resolutions were adnnte :;
RssoLvrn' That the nevt Democratic State Com
wrtion he heid in the Citv nf Sacramento, ~ Wei
|pstsv the Qh drv Of August neVt, and that the
lad. ~ representation he AZ f,llo~s viz; One dale
|r A. iaroe from each countv and one delegate f@r
|rry two br ired Democratic votes cast AZ the last
|snsral election for anv Democratic canH' tate on
H. ~, 70 ticket tte' nv the Dem Ncratc marty
A,lusive,v prd one delegate for everv fraction Of
r.hurarei or more votes cast for such Democratic
IiAidatr.
nvso,yyn Nv the centre, Committee. that IL Is
-rerr cd that the Democracy in the different
rsrt;es meet on I've 2'th drv of 'uv. for the nur
p- NJ eiactino de'e~stns to the state Convention
he Democracy ~ the state of California are here-
Ih nntif A that State Convention will he held in
| u. citr a. Sacramento IN wednes'Av the Ath dav
II kurust rsSs AND Tint the anportiorment of rep
~~rtstion therein. as settled upon by the Statr
| tsntr.i Committee is az follows.
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0ROIILLI SEMINARY.

vuyHIs INSTITUTION WILL REOPEN ON
\ Monday neat, iath instant Tor the reception
of Pupils
The course Of Instruction embraces the various
Branches of an English Education. taught on the
most approved principles, and rom Acknowledged
text books.
The Seminary. now In its third year. can point 10
fta tboroughne of Instruct ion, 10 thnse who have
awaited themselves Of Its benefits Tor any length Of
tfnre. and trusts to show a like result hereafter.
The subseriber having eommsbeed the business Of
TnsirBetlng Youth, UPWARDS or TWENTY ONE
YEARS AGO, brings to bear, necessarily. q large
fu nd sf experience, than which Hothing H. more
opposite IN ImpartiDg nstrueton.D acquired IN pur.
suit Of his profession In various part ofthe Uion.
s. H. WILEY.
To Miners, Merchants and othars. wanting part
nersbip's accounts adjusted, either singie or COM
pound or intricate generally can have them
arranged with correctness and dilpatch By applying
to 81 WILEY.
Orovilie Seminary ynty 10 1858. ims
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fusSv.--The Soiano Herald hois,s the
,,me If James :. Green. of Missouri, for
p,,,ident Of the in 1860. Who is Green -
The editor Of the Solano Herald. Sierra
Cem.
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Notice.
House to Rent

1,Hy HOUSE on BIRD STREET, BETWEEN
M,srs and Downe south side. and t'rm.ry
ni.d hy Mrs Hyde. az Private boarding
nS!" oeeup Iii h. le, Cheap for Cash. Apply %
hou ,sic,t p. MAGUtRE Constables
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IIOstetter-The Surprising Effects OF

IIOstetter-The Surprising EHects OF
UOsTErTER'S VEGETABLE STOMACH hlT-
TIERS in removing bile forcing an appetite, ,impart-
ing health and tone TO the system, and dissipatine
iyspeptic symptoms, are truely wonderful Every
nervous, debilitated, weak, aud emaciaed person.
male female sh ud try 1t at once. One wineglass-
fan taken three times each day, before meals. or If
the patient should be lady ar child in deb'ated
condition, half the quantity will do until sufficient
strength is restored, viii will be realized in very
short time and convince the patient of the truth OF
the above named happy results. VIII ch have gained
tor these Bi;ters such enviable reputation every
where.
Kept by Druggi is, Groceries and first class Sn:
loon.
PARK & WHITE, J
Sole agentsfo the Pacific Coast,
1872 Washington street. San Francisco.
COTTON & McDERMDTT,
iel4 I'm Agents, Oroyiile.
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For Sac !
Notice to Lien Holders

c1rATE OF CALfFORNIA1CoUNTY OF MITE
y istrict Cnu't. Fifteenth Judicial District
Ch,,les " cleveland. plaintiff. e. James Rr,jley
deCendnnt In rursnance Of nn order made In sad
Corr, or the 2ath day of May, A. ID. 1853. In SAID
cruse Notice is hereby given. 20 all persons hod
ing He-s rcainst the premises descr'bed In said
rIqin,H-s complaint. to wit: certain building and
;mnyoyemar,s e-ac,ed on the land in lots one. 'w"
,hraa Cour fya six seven and eight. in block forty
the same he:rr two hundred and sixty four feet
sauare in the Town Jf orovile, bounded northerIF
hv Robinson street. III" ea@t hY Second Avenue
on the south by Hiqh street, end on the wet 10y
Thirt Avprue as lain down uron the nap OF me
Carl.,or Estate and now on file in the office of the
county Recorder Of Bn'ie County, md situated In
Ru,te County, California. TO present their said liens
10 The said Court. and make proof ~ me 'ac On t'"
drv ~ tho kuyns, term Of said Court, A u 1873
IA, wit. q, Monday. the iwentvihird day OF August,
A d. ls5s Pv order of me Court
Witness M h1nd and the seal of sh'd
rarr, affixed. thi. the twenty eighth day
SEAL: of July, A. lS5S' ,,,
...... Clerk of District Court, Butte Co, Cal
jv2s 20l
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Notice.

A LII PERSONS INDEBTED TO Us. THATHAvE
"A not .pffsrsd hy the late Fire. will please call
and settle thsir accounts before the 18th instant.
REFS FRlEsLEDEy
oroviils, July eth, 1883.
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OROVILLE LODGE No. IO3, f. A. NJ.
a The stated communications Of oroville
NY Lodge No. 1903, of F. A. NJ, are held on the
I" last saturday of each month, at the Masonic
Hall over Cotton 4 McDcrmoirs Drug Stoe.
u. A. BROWN, ". NJ.
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Notice
- n EsT "a n q 4 500
LAGER BEER DEPOT.
Union Saloon Re-opened

IN lie UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY IN
y forms his friends nnd the public gcuernly
thar he has reopened the UNION SALOON located
In the basement OF Colon h Med irmn,ts brick
building, Montgomery street. as place Of To-nrt.
pleasure and repose, and Ia prepared iu nccOmmo
date all who may ~ish to al Joy gnss of Lager ,r
a ch1c. article of Liquor or Wine of the finest
brands CONNECTED with the Saloon Is II maguihc, nj
slate he'd RILIIAHD tAHLE with new bnils, curs,
&c. The lovers of this fascinating gnme un,
assured that every attenti"n viii be shown them
y. MAUHER, Agent
May? for the san Francisco Brrwov
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Probate Notice.

STATE nF CALIF0RNIA-CotNTY OF BUTTE
~ Probate Court In the matter OF ths estate
Of james Co"ns. deceased. In pursuance of an
der made In the said Probate Court at chambers ON
the l7th day Of July A. ~ 1855 by the Hon. Thomas
Wells, Jmge thereof Notice Is hereby given, 10 all
whom II may concern, that hearing Of the proof OF
the last will and esamen nj OF James Conns. de erased.
will be Ind before the Hon Thomas Wells Judge of
said Probate Court AT chambers at the Town ot uro-
Vile, In said County, an the .0.h day Of July, A
ID 1888. at The hour of 10 o'clock, A. NJ of that DAY
by order of said Pronate Judge
Witness my hand and the seal OF said Court af
fixed. this l7th day of July, d 1853
tskAL VI. II. DARRACI,
jyla Clerk Probate Court, butte CouuIy, Cal.
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aE D L EY g. co ,

HssiNG LOST THEIR BOOKS, IN
- ae reetn' fire. all parties int ted TO Them
,sr.eoan', vii ol@a,s cal AMI settle. o. our new
Ez-im ''' "'-
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Sherif's Sale.

ny Vhtue of am Fxecution Issued
- out of the District Court of the FIT enth Judi
cial District in and for Butte county and state of
California, 10 me directed and deliver d, command
ing me u make the sum of three hundred and
eleven 40 100 dollars with interest thereon from the
! st day of February ID 1858, at the rate OF ten
per cent p " annum and all costs OF suit taxed
in the sum of forty three seventy one hundr' dths
dollars aud all accruing costs on sail writ wherein
A u Su.s an- VI Morgomthen is plaintiff and R0N
Gunnisnn is defendant. Il have levied upon and will
expose public sale TO the highest bidder for c'h
At the Court House door in the town Of Oroville,
Comfy aud state aforesaid on Thursday the
10Th day of August. 1858, ,at2 O'Clock
y. NJ Of aid day, all of the right title and interest
Of the above named Defendant in and to certain
Store House and one Stable situated on Morris Ra-
vine in Eureka Township, Butte county, California,
about three.quarters Of a miles southeast OF the
village Of sebastopol and the northeast side Of
the main wagon road leading from Longs bar to
,aid SsbastopoI together with all an singular the
ten.m nts hereditam nts thereuntO belonging or
in anvvise appertainiug. Also the land on which
the same situated.
" u PLU.B, Sheriff Butte County.
Oroyillr. July 2s. A. u. 1858
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Notice.

rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT THERE
u viii be n meeting al tie stuckhulders of the
ttenchto~n anni Mining Company, held In the
Town of Oroville. on the Mh day Of ADJUST. A. ~.
u g. for the purpsse of increasing iho capital stuck
VI said company ~ one hundred thousand doilsrs.
A. McHAE, PRESIDENT
John 4. FA,.l,
MM r DENCkLA, Trustees.
FULLER,
Gro. r. GsissE. Secretary.
Oroville. July I, 1>5s. k9,im
Freeman's champion., 1858-02-11
A Domestic Row.

Morton, the editor of the Nebraska.
News, thus describes domestic row
and subsequent reconciliation, of
which he was o witness; t....
Coming down the Missouri, near
Bean Lake, between Weston and st,
Joe, our boat was hailed by awoman
on shore. The officers OF the craft,
with their usual galluntry, "rounded
to-" headed up stream, and stopped;
The lady informed them that he.
"duds and cooking consarns" were.
all packed in the cabin hard by, ready
for removal, and that twas her desire
to take passage with them down the
river. Immediately the dudS were
under way, and fast coming on deck,
when man blowing in an adjacent
field, was seen to drop the reins, and
mount the horse, and come chargin
and yelling towards the boat. The
captain waited until he had arrived,
and then putting and blowing, said {;
cam, whar on earth are you goin
tewY H", .i ".,, 'u. 4"
Said she, "Joab, | allow to 60
where | amt to be cuffed, and cursed,
and mauled everyday, by such a brute
as you are." .a
Said he, in very melancholy tone
-"Ann, farewell"
Said she, doubtfully-"Joab If
you'll treat me better, I'll say and live
with you until the breath is clean out
of my iunocentbody,"
And Joab promised that he would,
and that he hoped to be eternally
dog. .on-ed to thunder If he wouldn't
pay the captain for landing, and treat
all around, if she would just stay, and
so she stayed. And tho last seen Of
this nearly separated couple, they
were affectionately embracing each
other on the bank Of the "big mud
dy," surrounded dy seven little free
soil boys, whose shirt-tais, like the
banners Of Macbeth. were hung upon
the outer walls, and whose eyes we're
full of gum, dirt and wonder,
Freeman's champion., 1858-02-11
HARDWARE AND STOVES.

JINGLE BARKER would respectfully in
H. form the inhabitants Of Lawrence aud
of the Territory Of KanzNs chat his nam.
moth Hardware and Stove Storo, No 3
Massachusetts street, i now open, whore
he has on hand and will keep constantly
for sale, for cash only, the largest and b'st
selected stock of Stoves Agricultural In.
plements, American, Englisk and German
Hardware, Nails, Window Glass, Oils,
Paints, Willow, Wooden, Crockery and
Glass Ware, ever brought into the Territory
of Kansas, at WHOLESALE or RETAIL
at prices that cannot fail to suit all.
! ask the special attention Of COUNTRY
DEALERS TO an examination OF my large
stock before purchasing elsewhere, as am
conf lent can fill all orders in my line TO
n better advantage than small dealers can
obtain them from any other source, as buy
all my goods from manufacturers aud i'm.
porters out Of first class jDbbing houses nt
The East for cash, My facilities for doing
a jobbing business ARE unequalod in the
West. hr .u... .ul.. .OJi,I1
| also have connected with my establish
ment TIN SHOP where manufacture all
kinds Of TIN, COPPER, and SHEET
IRON WARE, attend to all kin Is Of Job
Work, Tin Roofing, Spouting, Guttering,
Brazing, Plumbing, NC Special attention
will be given to this branch Of business,
and none but first class workmen employed
| am a practical workman In the different
branches of my business, and hope sy faiI
dealing and strict attention TO business Ia
obtain share of public patronage Try
me. Look out for Mc big 7'oa Kettle. Z
litf ullANp INGLE BARKER.
Freeman's champion., 1858-02-11
Oregon Matters.

Our latest advices from Oregon ex-
press the opinion that every county in
the Territory has voted against Sla-
very, and that compete returns will
show the majority for the Constitu-
tion to be about 1000; that against
Slavery, about 5000; and the major
ity against permitting fee negroes
to settle in the State, something more
t ian 5000.
Freeman's champion., 1858-02-11
Home.

IF any man should have q home, it
is the man of business, Ho is the
true working-man OF the community.
The mechanic has his fixed hours,
and when these have run their course,
he may, ere the day closes, dismiss all
anxiety as his labor ends, and seek
the homo circle, Comparatively lit
tie has been the tux on his mind, and
not much more on his physical sys-
tenn, as he learns to take all easy
But the man of business is under q
constant pressure. His is not o ten
hour system, with an internal of rest;
but he is driven onward and onward,
early and late, without the calculation
of hours. Ho must be Employed
Iuthe earnestness Of completion--in
the complexity of modern modes of
rbusineSS--in the fluctuations which
frequently occur--in the solicitous
dependence on the fidelity and integ-
rity Of others-he has no leisure mo-
,Jnents during the day With a mind
necessarily under exciting engage
ments, and o body without its appro-
PIRATE ndtrilnent, he may well pant
for home, and hail the moment when
be may escape from his tolls to seek
its laist, anl its affection and conf,
dence, 5oa altn ,.taia6a.
Freeman's champion., 1858-02-11
L AWRENOE, FOREVER!

" II w ~ II ~ W ~ " " ~ ~ w
DoUBTLESS MINNEoLA possesses
~ numerous advantages for the location
of the Capital of Kanzas; but whether you
believe it or not, my store in La,crence cost
more than oil the buildings in Minneola
put together. It's
SIXTY FEET LONG!
Twenty-Five feet wide, and three stories
high, The walls are built of solid stone,
ard the front is ofbrick, 1t cost CHEAP"
of money, aud in order TO pay for it, shall
be obliged to sell a right smart chance" of
Goods. Therefore, good people of
RAIRIE CITY
And neighborhooJ, when you visit Law
renee, just drop in ard deposit with my
clerk a few of your Is
SHINING GOLD D0LLARSl
And shall be excessively obliged to you,
My stock consists of cDoryhing u man
,oants TO eat together with great variety
of notions in the
GROCERY LINE,
Not usually kept in Kanzas stores.
.. Also '. ''
I have opencl RESTAURANT, where
WARM MEALS
Cau be obtained at Gll hours Of the day, for
the moderate sum Of % CENTS Also
5r. HOT OYSTERS / hn.
At all hours of the day and evening, for
25 CENTS A PLATE.
~ No charge for showing the premises
to all honest people.
.u,r .tr. CHAS. STEARNS,
l4ly au,. IS Mass..st.
Freeman's champion., 1858-02-11
MORROW HOUSE,

Corner Of Winthrop and Mass. streets,
LAWRENCE, .,.. KANzAs,
HAS this day been leased by ELDRIDGE
IL BROTHERS, and will hereafter be
kept in che best style, second to no other in
the Territory. Also headquarters for Ell
DRIDGE BROTHERS. Post Coacb and
Express lines, running to and from lie.
compton, Lcayenworth, Wyandott and Kan
zas City, making connections with Stage
lines in and about Kanzas Territory. l2tf
Freeman's champion., 1858-02-11
READY FOR THE llJ}l
Spring Cam paign!I
READY l-TAKE Ann l-TIREl
t ian 5000.

A ND then charge with all your might
"A and main with pick-axes, crowbars,
spades, shovels, stone-hammers, aud every
other necessary weapon, into the stone
quarry on Liberty Hill, and construct there
formidable stone fortresss for JOHN
GRAHAM to secure retreat and obtain
fresh supplies of building material when
he is strongly pressed by the numerous ap.
plicatons TO be made TO him for his services
in housebuilding. Mr., Graham is fully
prepared to execute all orders that may be
given him in the stone masonry line, and
will work upon such terms as will be unob.
jectionable to his employers.
l3tf JOHN GRAHAM.
Freeman's champion., 1858-02-11
JOSIAH miller.

- EEING that we Nre about, to hsve legal
NJ authority established In Kanzss. an
nounces that he will attend To all business
pertaining to the profession Of the law,
Settling here in, August, 1854, and being
editor of the Kanzas Free State" which
was destroyed in Lawrence, May 2lst,
1856, he is we'll posted as to the best
places for investing money on speculation,
and as to the true condition ofma!y con,
tested claim cases, and will faithfully at.
tend 10 sny business Of that kind, '
N. b. That his Office Of Judge Of Probate
does not prevent him practising in all other
courts of Kanzas, and also gives him au-
thority to administer oaths, take deposi-
tions, acknowledgment Of deeds, and other
instru nhents of writing. h3'H.t '3H "
IL A number of l6o-acrc warrants, low
for cash or on time. 0.,.-...t3
Office IL Massachusetts, street, opposite
Express Office, Lawrence, X. T. l2f
Freeman's champion., 1858-02-11

D RTmUncle JOHNNY GRAHAM" has
ceased waging war against the Pope
and now earnestly calls for aid to as.
sIst him in another field. See what
he has ooYsay in our advertising
columns. W n W N Aiw w <
Freeman's champion., 1858-02-11
LisFof]Lettsrs

DEMAINING in the Post Office at Prni
~ rie City, Kt IT,. January lst,l 1858.
Persons calling for thcmiwlll please say
thew are adyertised,,e soLrn,a ,..r pni
Freeman's champion., 1858-02-11
Claim for Sale |!

NltNA4u AVA HuAV
WITHIN five miles of the Capitol and
w four miles of Prairie City, upon
which is erected good log Cabin and has
20 acres of breaking under good fence,
For particulars inquire of
lftf Il. II. PASSENGER.
Freeman's champion., 1858-02-11
THE BOSTON DINING SALOON,

No. l8 Massachusetts Street, laurence.
OPEN from 7 A. M, to l2 p. M. Meals
~ served to order at all hours. Oysters
cooked in every style, .o.
Regular customers can save twenty-five
per cent. by purchasing tickets at the
counter. We have placed our tickets low
in order to give persons a chance TO board
with us as cheap if not cheaper than else
where. II. WHITLEY g. co.
II, C. WHITLEY. (l2u) A.P. DAMON
Freeman's champion., 1858-02-11
JOHNSON HOUSE.

Nos. 81 and 80 Vcrmont-st,, Lascyencc, KIT
BENZ. JOHNSON, PROPRIETOR.
U Stages leave daily for all parts of the
Territory. ! 12ly
Freeman's champion., 1858-02-11

LETTERS REMAINING Fon koN'PAyMEST OF
. POSTAGE. l,..i
Mr.. A. W. Morgan, Atlanta, Ills. ,,..
Mr. John Long, Vandalia, Indiana.
Lucia h. King, Cincinnati, o. ~" '-''
John Jones, Ohat6cld, o. 90 'ruu
Daniel Davey, Mineral Point, 0. pt
John Wilson, Greenfield, Mo. o-L..
JN0. r. WINTON, P. M.
Freeman's champion., 1858-02-11
PEAIR1E CIT YIN ARKE r.

PRAIRIE Cry, Feb. IL, 1858.
q FLoUR--Super6ne, SIS 90 fP hundred.
WnEAT--l so 5R bu5hel. W
ConN--None In market. '''I 'M W
Conn MEAL--$I 25 IS 'o'
WHITE BEANs-$3 O0.
PoTAToEs-- 90,
GREEN .AppLEs-$l rs Per Bush.
DRIED % 00. '
0RAcKERs--l5c. per. H..
FRrsn BuTrER--35c. " h. ~ 'r
CnEEsE-25c. R ib, .'' "
SALERATus-l2c, per III,
BRowN SUoAR-l1@ l6c. 4" %
WHITE . -25c per ib.
RlcE-l0 to 1870, +h""'
TEAs.--75c. .0$lF0O f" a' "
CoFFEE-l6e5@2Oc. ~ :"
BEEP--6c '..t' q"
DAooN--l2@l4c. "
CoDFIsn-l0@1215c. :"
MAcKEREL-l5c,
ToBAcco-45@G0c.
MANILA RoPE--25c.
SoAP--l0c |''
CANDLEs--star, 30@35c, Z"
TALLow--l4c. " -
CoTToN BATTNa-35c. '
IRoN--7@l0c.
NAus--6l3c ' Z"
LoG CHAlS-lO@l216c. "
SAP IRoNs-l0@l215c. " ''.
HIDEs-Green, Sc, dry, lOc ~ lb
SALT-7P sack of 200 lbs, $3 90.
AxEs---$l 0O@$l 25. y
Ok Bows-7P picce,50c.
SoeKs--5R pair, 4Oc.
BooTs-stogies, ~ pair,$3 5o@$4 90
""N Cali, =" $5 00@6 90
{" Blcachcd, :" l2JS@2Oc.
PRISTs-R yard, s@l5c.
DELAlNEs-- 8" 2O@35c.
0IL--Linseed, 5p gal, 81 50'
MoLAssEs-- y" 81 10. ..
SYRUp-- ~" 81 25
WooD-Hard, 1p cord, $2 50.
CoAL--Stonc, y bushel, 25@5Oc
GLASS by1O, per light, 7c.
10 by l9 ]" &c.
g" 10 by IA sac
LUMpnR-Per thousand, $25@35,
SuINoLEs--per thousand So 5O@S6 80
WoRK OXEN--S506$l00
Cows--Sl8@$35,
HoRsEs AND MULEs--$75@$l5O,
LUMBER WAeoSs--se0@$llO.
Freeman's champion., 1858-02-11
no BUILDERS
STEVENS, WALSH s. LAR0UX,

nESIRE to inform tho citizens Of Prairie
~ City and vicinity, that they have
lately formed themselves into co.pprtnor.
ship for the purpose Of driving an oxlcn.
sivc business in the line Of Housebuilding,
Stone Masonry, Clstern Building, Stone
Cutting, and In fac0 everything that IL and
can be done by practical and experienced
Stone Masons. We aro all practical work.
men, of many years experience, and we
guaranty our work TO give the very bcet
satisfaction, and our terms are asinoderete
asthose ofany other firm In the Territory,
All orders promptly executed with fidelity
and dispatch, 'a HENRY STEVENS.
hWmlJ-oH llpaH JAMES WALSH, lte
lol3 6m FRANCIS IAR0UX,
,.....-l,.-l.
onaa 6q0oWILMA ARTlH. .ilsai' 4ll
BOOK SELLER q sTATI0NER.
n 30 Mass. street, Lascycncc, *, Tia
Freeman's champion., 1858-02-11

ET The man who courted an in :
yestigation, says itis'nt half as good
as an affectionate girl. We presume
MAtoNEni ngTis fNAi4l,e fBlfNlFl'Ni
pVv Wilii inll0mt4ur baltaiNoa
Freeman's champion., 1858-02-11

80 -. -
ID nv I'D T1TmlTt6TNN1 or
III u ID DElA-LlON - =
,Nta.i ytao,it.H
uui,,,Yik.'r r.a.. s.yu
O1-1H f IpRAIRIE, Cl1'Yy!
.noi,,-----,l, ,,oq M
TX OOn a m.
lOsUUUiUDfII'tlIIl FOODS
x .i,s .oIpyed lr.Ipqmis
10 ,Se GiSpdyched 10 AGtt Lake TO
suppress the l2edsLls0w ap.O,,0
The Moyao0s. and.
,oo SH7fYyl,SST%trN'Nl hiln9
A,oUU OF kanzaS l9rr1t0rlal Militia
and den;1cb8f Af9 Lat,y0o ,ao..,Mo
cnoJ ,;,,,.,Ia, WI IN I'm ,SCD saFO
'e'" w'"'e"t".e'y 20 1ra'We
"Oo"y0 0yn@ matters IN y"
that yictlsitg! ~ ,'
~. rsI-7t7-. 4 p' .Sgg all
G h Il A 7 Il X G I II Il NJ ENT
liai 'ji ar2944 zgd rSsy Q aaddW
DRIGHK AM VOTING 1ba93 Z s,obnonnt 9a,At.;roJ
Id The acme Of his ambition Feeling
that there was one on name to descend to pos
wiiy mn.on, "ounlpc .' III, veNeratcu WIN more
9oly reverence than,hls own--thatoi "Joe
Smith he saw 'that pit was incumbent
upon him. IN orderto have the meniory Of
sas "iS l1ES epSt PSfPTfIudfs Tsas fcng the the
Excitement Ind occasiSn = Conflict %iE W pRith a
Uncle Sam, for the purpose Of haviSg the
impressivlD 20 abroad to the world tbSt thew w
were y, an an %lus+ly oppressed IS people, and
prophet, anoher IKE great @ lportv,g usy%S g,sus os
magnitude s,perior 10 Xiv n"~, m~ty yorsi;n u;
ped one Wen, he has succeeded. AID andm soon
l5,ooO U. s. troops will be marching to
the land OF the Saints to aid the ambi-
tl1us Brigham in accomplishing his
siement H bas ateIv beu +a0d asfe%end%s e1i
by one D,s .1 gullis, oj, m'i I'M
H r. q ON n WI
wbo bos "rehsllod" .cs;os, 49, hi.,
Of Groceries, Provisions &c., and lstartsI prrusI
an emporium under the title of s"adF
.G0UDY'S 0NE.PRICE STORE
Where may be found ovorvtb,nudo.,.1 J.,
the line Of '1e ''"ee No",'S" so !"
GROCERIES ~" '.l,ly L.s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-12-09
BERKELEY COUNTY AFFAIRS.

The Virginia R,pujl.oaa Of SATURDAY.
says, that from the number Of Lurglaric, 70.
Gently committed it is evident that cur town
is infested with gang Of professional
thieves, no doubt from abroad.
A few nights since some eyiL.li.ro,sd
person or persons, Fanial ike, Lcs,G.yel a
number Of trees, before the house Of Mr..
John Teller, recently planted ty him
1t will be seen that Mr. Heory Staub Of
feTs reward Of City dollar. f,r the let,c
ton Of the person or person. who stoned has
house yesterday morning short before The
arrival ofthe = O'Clock train of car, About
the same time Of this Outrage. Mr.. GHs.
llAmmill, o. Manageable, Who was a, the
depot, had his carpet bag aud oyerc5s, ,,o
lea, having set it down for a sho.t time to
obtain ticket.
Courts Of Enquiry were hold q, various
places IN Berkeley, during the last month.
Delinquent Officers were ordered to l., re-.
ported to tie Regimental Court O: Enlli.
ry--also to report those not appeariu, in
uniform, according to law a foe Of go
was imposed on each Of tho Captains and
SO on the LieuGsDAuu who LaI failed 10
qualify to their commissions within 90 iay,
the time prescribed by law.