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The daily Butte record., 1858-07-22

Baron HUMBOLDT Few men Of whom the
world can boast have accomplished so much
as Baron Humboldt. In his great works he
towers among men as ChimbOrazo among
mountains. During his long life he has la
bored necessarily and with wonderful sue
cess, and is now the grandest hale old man
upon the globe. Yet, in January last he
wrote to friend 81 still work hard. |
live joyless in my s8th year, because of the
much for which have ardently striven from
my enrly youth, 50 little has been accom-
nlished." :"
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THE DivoRcE PARADISE There are said
10 be two thousand strangers in Indiana and
Illinois, waiting 10 become temporary citi-
sens, in order TO obtain divorces from EN-.
barrassipg husbands or wives,
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FRAzrR DIGoINGs Tho s. F. Morning
CdH has been presented with number Of
clans. panned out of Whatcom Flats by some
of the boys while waiting for the river to
fall
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ExrREss FAvoRs Lyman. Of Wells &
fargo's Express, has our thanks for supply
Ing our table with papers too numerous to
mention.
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fs- Owing to the delay in getting the
pump aud machinery manufactured at Ma
rysviiie. for the deep shaft on the bluff. the
company have been detained for the past
three weeks. We learn a splendid pump h as
now arrived and will DO in operation the
latter part Of this week.
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The Primary Elections In Fl Dorado.

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This extensive and densely populated
county has been the scene Of a hot
contest between the Democracy and
the Lecomptonites. Furnishing
large number of sub-appointees in the
San Francisco Custom House, these
gentlemen found time to leave the
scene of their official labors, and cans
vas that county for Lecompton. The
Democracy of the county have not been
idle, but have combatted the influence
of the itinerant Custom House Lecomp-
ton tools with the comprehensive and
just principles Of the great Democratic
party, whether successfully. the action
Of their county convention must show.
From the returns Of their primary
elections, so far as we have seen, there
! is no doubt but that the masses in Ell
Dorado are soundly Democratic, and by
fair expression Of their will, under
the Weller test adopted by their CEN
trail committee, they would have repu-
dated Lecompton and its tools as
foul "stench in the nostrils" offreemen.
But this the Lecomptonites could not
permit 1t is no part of the political
duty of Lecompton tricksters 20 permit
a fair expression of public opinion in
the present emergency. Their own
peculiar sentiments must prcvail--no
matter how-but their points must be
carried, and the trickery that gave
birth to Lccompton was not forgotten
by its advocates.
The Register places the precinct of
Georgetown in the list Of contested del
egations. A correspondent of that
paper states that the Lecomptonites
organized by themselves and proceeded
to elect a contesting delegation, well
| knowing that the Democratic sentiment
was against them. They pollcd eighty
three votes. The Democracy Of that
precinct met at the time designated by
the Central Committee of the county
and, first passing resolutions expressive
of their sentiments, proceeded to choose
delegates to represent them in their
county convention. They polled one
hundred and seventy.threc votes, more
than double the number polled by the
Lecomptonites. The same game was
practised in other precincts, until near.
ly one-third of the delegates reported
by the Register had their seats con.
tested. Should the Lccomptonitcs
have majority of the uncontested del
egatcs, they will Of course admit their
men. 1t is thus they have carried FL
Dorado county indeed, they have
carried it all. They have pursued the
same plan in different county conven'
tions, and by the election of contest
ing delegations, hope to exclude those
who have been regularly elected unit
, they can secure the organization Of thu
State Convention and the admission O
= minority delegations if they shal
choose. Such is Lecomptonism.
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THANKs--To Col. Mum. who favored u'
with an iceberg just the sire Of our bucket
Just In time to enable us to withstand tn
cheat snd burden OF the day"
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Peoples County Convention.

The electors Of the different Precincts Of Butte
County, who nre in favor of POPULAR sON FIR
EIGHTY, ard opposed TO political trick stcrs, and in
favor of elccng rood and competent men TO I'll the
various Clres at the approaching election. for state
and County rroses, are requested to send 'tle
gates 20 the PEOPLES COUNTY CONVENTION,
TO he holden 1t Orovillc Saturday August 9TH,
1858, at oclok +. NJ, And it is suggested that the
different precincts send delegate for each pre-.
cinct and ons Tor every dirty votes po'led nj the
election Of 1851 fo- sheriff on the Peoples tickt.
MANY PEOPLE
Grovilie, Tniy 2ei, 1853. ti,22 tdl
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Senatorial Convention.

A. . meeting OF the Central Democratic Commit
tee of the Ia.h senntorin District. compo'oi Of tho
counties OF Buts and Plumns held In 0rovllle, in
10Th. tsss. II was
Resoired, That the Ten ocrai'c senaorinl Con
ver'op for the .nid Dftrict he holden In the Town
of Ovcx lille, on Monday. the 9th drv Of August A.
1859, at the our OF II O'Clock AN
RICH'D IRWIN, Chm.
IN. LILLARp, ,eec'y.
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BouNp TO SuccEwp.-M Miss Julia Hudson
10 one Of the attractions Of the Bella Union
al San Francisco.
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TELEGRAM "A friend of ours who is an
excellent Greek scholar. piles tine following
"Pelon upon Alps" in favor Of the word tel.
egram:
Words which end gram are different in
meaning from those in graph-the former
being derived from the Greek grdmma which
comes from graphic. Thus, telegram" il
that which Is written at a distance tele'
graphic message telegraph" is that
which writes at distance. MEpicUs.
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-22

IssANirY.-A A case Of strange but decided
insanity has lately occurred in England
A reverend Doctor has been accused OF In
sanity because he seats the servant girls OF
his knees aud kisses them.
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PARpoNEp.- .--Charlts Scbermer. convict
Cd IN this county of an assault with intent to
kill, has been pardoned by the Governor.
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IrrM.-The following is the last anti Fra
ger item VIC have seen, 1t is clipped from
the Express of yesterday;
A German died near Fort Langley. by
drinking tho contents Of n geode. or hollow
crystalizcd stone, and his heart and other
organs became petri6ed in twenty four
hours
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e1- The expenses Of the American genera
government for the current year have beer
Se4, ,OOO, 900.
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Recommendations aud Calaveras
counties are reported to have endorsed Le-
compton. We are disposed to doubt the re-
port so far rs Calaveras is concerned
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Lost !!

an THE EVENING OF JULY 5th during the
" fire, a book containing my boarding accounts
whoever will return the same to me at the Maine
House, near the mill, will be literally rewarded
7"f p" questions asked. MCCAILhN
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OVERLAND EXPEDITION To THIS STATE.
The Memphis Bulletin, Of June oth, says :
The troops now rendezvousing here will
number two hundred and wi | proceed to
California by the southern route They
will take with them some four hundred nor
ses, which are intended for cavalry service
in California The animals are now being
collected here, and the number will soon he
fnll The commander Of this expedition will
be Col. Fauntleroy, who is now in this city
superinten ing the arrangements for the
march Of the troops. Capt. Smith OF st
Louis, we learn, has also been ordered on
this expedition, and will be here in few
days.
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-22

BaIcx IcE Housk.--Dicky aud Co.. are
erecting a brick Ice House on Miners Alley
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SMALL Pox.-Ths email pox has appeared
at Red Bluffsy-to what extent We have not
hsss spprissd.
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COURT OF SESSIONS.
Hon. THoaIAs WELLS, Judge.
Justices Berry and Allen, Associates.

"WEDNESDAY, July 81.
The People vs.. G., NJ Frankliu-Verdict,
assault and Battery. Fined S75.
The People vs. Guelliaume Williams
Grand larceny. Sentenced to two years in
State prison.
The People VS.. Il. L. Paiton--Assault with
intent to kill. Arraignel, pleads, Not
guilty continued.
The People VS. d A. Arnold-Grand lar
ceny. Arraigned; pleads Friday at
o'clock Z. NJ.
The People vs. Chas. Smith Grand larce
ny. Arraigued; pleads tomorrow at
O'Clock 7. NJ.
The People vs.. John Benson--Grani lar
cepy. Verdic', Guilty. Sentence, Frida,
at o'clock Z. NJ.
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-22

SUDDEN DEAIH james Coons, an aged
and respectable citizen Of Butte county. died
suddenly at Longs Bar, on Thursday last
from stroke of paralysis. He has been a
resident of Longs Bar since l849, and was
universally esteemed as an honorable and
upright citizen. lie was formerly from Ken
lucky, but emigrated from Winchester, Hi
nois. He was about fifty years Of age. May
the spirit of the generous and kind hearted
old man rest in peace.
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Too RicH To SLEEP An individual late.
ly stopped at the popular hotel Of Bob o.
Hanlon. in Marysvlle, and for some time
after retiring exhibited considerable rest
lessness. lie fually arose, and passed his
purse over to the landlord for safe keeping.
II was counted in his presence, and amount
ed to the sum Of Sc % 1t was left in the
custody Of Boil. aud the lodger returned to
enjoy the calm sweets Of fearless reposc -
The Erpyess Is responsible for the above
yarn. What great trouble it is to be rich
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DEMoCRATIc NOMINATIONS.

DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS.
For Assemblymsn,
~. j. MORRJSON.'
HENRY IL. MIGHELS.
For Assessr,
ID. A. BROWN.
For Superintendent q Ppii'c Instruction,
II. A. GASTON.
For COrone-,
JAMES O,BRIEN.
-
lTownship Nominations.
For supervisor. First District,
PETER FREER.
For Justices of the Peece.
JOHN 8. BERRY. EDWARD D0NAHO
Fr Constnbhs
p. MAGUIRE,. J. COLLINS
~ Election. Tuesday September 7'h-[1
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The FRAzER HUMBUG.-The steamer
Oregon recently arrived from Victoria, it is
reported, brought down about five hundred
passengers. The San Francisco Herald re-
marks that very fair idea may be gathered
Of the present state of feeling, when The
Victoria Gazette is compelled to resort to
labored sophisms to induce the cheated, de-
ceived, ,ic,imized m ultitudes who have reck
lessly left California on a wild goose errand
after richer gold deposites on Frazer river,
to refrain from Immediately abandoning
their thus far, unpro iuctive enterprise.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-24

Fou which shov the Aorse really oses,n In venioe,
Part, LONDON Berlin Lisbon and elsewhere there
seve fine stntus on hcrsebsck, sy Dcnateie, Bsrcc
cno, chuter, Jacob &C, but IN Almost al the H.
al meet paving the ground slowly advancing There
70 one fine group with more actoa recoLect right, in
Paris, and one splendid bronze horse so0lpsure6 by
Bailey, think In London some twenty or twenty Eve
years ago The animal IL fall cf Gre and life but nnfos
tupsiey he has got George III with long straight,
sticking ont pstal on his back, there was little be
done with him In the way 81 beau ideal The statue OF
Frederick in Berlin, and the facu. equestrian figure
Lisbon, well as the fine but ruIe and hard figure OF
Peter the Great have all can recoilec-T will
rc' call them defects, but want,wh!ch co not exist IN
this statue
On the whole, pay sincerely congratulate you hay
ing In virginia D6t only the finest work Of art in the
United States, but one as fine am In the world
worthy t. oonmemOfs ate a whose mind capable
Of comprehepdpg that duty superior glory patriot
lem more great than power
The proceedings Of the day closed with procession Of
the military companies through some OF tho principal
streets Of the city and The firing honor Of
the occasion. II il day which viii long be remembered
Virginia; ana though the pleasures tho occasion were
somew hat mared by the nauspccus weather yet there
enough in all ITS atteneent circums ces-n the
pspeantry and pop and speDdor toe scene to coun
tertalance for this drawback some extent ami mpar
TO il an interest which will long perpeu Us ,neory
Tho city VIII be kumr aed 70 night honor az the
casicn, and balls and suppcrs abundance arc to be
given. The State will entertain all her guests to splendid
supper at the Exchange Hcte
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Mr.. Bucbspsn'e Cabinet Is composed Of "tnen Of
weight, Howell Cosb ia set down at 2i7i poUna. Gov.
Brown at III Secretary Toucey AT oo Secretary Thomr
at 1s7, ard, Gov. Floyd at I2a General Gas. vii,
weigh nearly 200 pounds, although nc Ia rot feshy
hl see. and walks TO the Department Of State almost
step
Hon Timothy Davis, " G, arrived in ssiem Mass
from Washington Saturday evening ana proceeded
Glcucsstsr next morning.
Hon. Daniel W. eooch, NJ c. from the Seventh district
OF Massaeh usets, IA at homo short Wat He IL
turn 10 Washington to-day.
ARRIVALS.
Prom Hsvre via so9Ssmpoe In ,he .sams, ArsgSIMr
ssf% ossas ca, Tho. s%%ns1:m n Peg: Sswsy
and bay srpw Dr.: Sr E.sfns newsy NJ Emit.
West .nd sdy Mr. Henry peIer lssy child and seryali.
bspsu shiid M l. Te~sr sud I.iy, i.eS%esrr
rsd s Fe,cs b. 5S SSqs
S sssrI p..s Mr. frIe prTo Mr. k,on
s.Ic ~ O,snTC ssqErls IsESsa and shia mrs s;S
TR%I%sSSS M kYsSl y! Go S,.ssI NJ a;s.iTas.
KEN Alex Ha l RssnesrT sep s
nSpf is"i ipa f' NJ s@s
msiilc. Master Henry poma.ilc, sr Vim fsornc, Mr Vim
Mr. ios scSasf.r xr Fred wiSn Mr. rIo Mhs -. .S
and two children. Mr. Ansemo, Mr. Fr.nci- PHILIPPE MrJ
From Savannah. in steamship Fcrid.H Nolloy esp, Cal
win Ballard Barnett. Daniel futile Geo Mccluskcy,
Rev Thomas Gregory. George w Groaory Berg. Nav
man Dyer lady Lieut. n Anderson and ady Mi-.
Rrsssier ard nurse, Winters Mics NJ ! D.nns wo 1.
bert lady. two Dfaps sud Nss Hsrrel Gilbert ~
X : willismson-snd 81 steersge.
Frcm NeuvAs In brig Anita Owon-Miss Adcla Draican
Peter Preaeo, John Stewart.
DFpARrUREs
For Melbourne IN the ship innehGha Dr. Bell NJ ayers,
Myers Mr Lindsey, Ms Lindsey Mr. Chambers Robert
wilson Felis Kelly Mrs. Kelly John Relly schsel ynch
Dsnp. hichsel Hoffman, Martin Gleason, Vim rnemap
James Bryan. Hiisr bllcy. Martin Braun. Mrs Braun.
N min i WE smrh LANES Apxieqnn Mr' Appi.,on
James Appleton George stickfc-s. samuel -epheurnn
Thomas f6nd, VIM Miller. Mrs Miller Co!man cain. Nrs
Cain, Mary Brodwick, Bridget Cain Mr. xller Mr Ranks
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WiIIism.bure CITY News.

CoySruJur MoSEY.-Durirg Nor lag evening an organ
zeJ effort made 10 food the Eastern district with
counterfeit eve dollar bills Of the Hcu, atomic Blak
stockbrcgc, Mass Many of the shopkccpcrs he'd re-
ceved information OF the counterfeit ami the opersors
met with III success. canal boa,mnn. rnmcd Lyman
Ftob arrested for attempting 10 pass Of the bills
n grocery corner Of Division and fth street
named Csihsrine Collar wGs arrested by officer
Boy CO. charged with passing Of the bills at milf
merry store in the upper part OF Grand street Previous
10 being arrested she bad become spprehensive, and
having redeemed the bill destroyed Gil evidence OF her
r,tf
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
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InTLArErr-uA, Feb. %, 1883
S.c,- -i--jy Penpsylvsnis fv.-, s7ii Reading Rail-
Rad, 81. hcrr,s Carai. 5oi4 Long Island Railroad,
49,. Pete! wanna Railroad, 4l,.
CHARLESTON. Feb. 22. 1855.
ite s.'s "f cotton to-day 200 bales, at de-
ci.e o. -.
Augusta, Feb. q, 1858.
Coocc Gfn, With advancing tendency; sales TO-
cay l.oc,.
Augusta, Feb %, 1858.
Co;;ou.9o.es 10 day l,sco bales at lie, IKE. for
g-d IT, m'ddiing fair.
PuIrApgirmA, Feb. 81 1858.
Flour tuoysn; ssies % 90 coi-, at ~ 10 - for
cTtsa Wa-si quiet Corn 10 good demand al Gle. Pro.
ysiors qu'et pork si6 80 Sio rs; bacon, sides
;cc.; 'hcvccrs sc LARD hr 4. ic,.c. whiskey, d.;
&C,
BALTIMORE. Feb. 23, 1883
ro,r G,,u add active sales al ~ ~ "a ~ 30, mostly
a. the price. Whea, quiet and unchanged Corn
N-'io~ i"s-t 5Je 56c white shade better, 66c. a
90 Gos-ss.ed ~ s7h a 81 1914 per bushel whiskey
ca!l n; &c. n .3S.