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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-10-07
Brilliant Schemes for Oct,
1 3 3 Q

To he drA~n under me Sop.,,n,,n6.. y
Conm's''onrs Arp"ihird ~ The Governor.
GREGORY n MAURY, MASAsK.,,
"iLhiNGToN DELIIVARE.
$4,000.
LOTTERY for the b,n,ht OF me Sfaf, q p,Ls..,~
JAS AZ Tor 1854. to be pissn a. wiihinEIcs'
Del on sAiu'day, Oct T. 1855
% Bambef LotIsIy-t3 Draun Ballot.
sHiLLiaSr scHIsE
Grand Prime Of csc 500 I Prize Of ais.
600; Of 10 600, l Of 5000 | Of 300 IoS
1000 Of 1000. | Of 3.5O2. 20 Of 1000
20 Of 500 20 Of 400 20 Of 800 100 Of zee
sc, sc Sc
I'eAr' SiO,oO-Hslves SOO-Qasu,rs asA
Csniass's' Of Pas Of2S ~hol,ucE.u NI1o o.
Do 90 90 y y S %..n., 80 30 e
s37,J
Lottery &c ne b.ssb, ~ he star Of p,l.-.-.
Cls,' "a 80 l-5~. e. ~ casa WiI1,sstoD
De- 90 - 1ftay, oct .. 49,
N1mo'r = Lott-p-I2 DrasA Ballots
arfgNr.n srufAs
J Splendid Pine % 500 Of 5 600 ioS
1850. Of 10000. II 500. Of 2 oso,
VI 400 100 Of 600. ll3 Of 500
sc SC Sc
TicE'" so Have. s. Qaa,tsrs -. 50.
csfthsa',' o'Ps. Of . ssoi, uss,. sIssS
d. d. Do .s@t 90 IsSs
s3J, goo
LOtt,ry tor 'As hsnssi q ,he STATE ~ OsIsvs,,
Glass ~" for 49, q" h. dfsWs o. WiImlastse
Del, 90 ssiattay Oct i6 iE5s
- sumbsf Lotsry-i2 Dfssa BaIioaa
ncH scstsr
I Prize Of a35 900 Of 600 Iofif6a
o. 1900 3 ~ 5000 Z ofs 900; of2.
Its. 100 Of 500. lOl of $50
&c, &e As
T,ss.rsio. H.l,s. q assr.,, ~ 50.
csuhsa'ss ofP" 30 weol, iisE.,s. siasos
D. D. 90 90 = = ,a.r., SS S:
$50 0s0.
Lousfv fDf %. esssht 81 %. st@i. II f,,i.-s..
'Is-s faf i-s- fo - ffs-n o. Nhafastoa
De 1u ssfuffsy Ori ~ tzss
= hamhsf g.. u~fY- ~ ifauu bsil0is
ssa~r.ssr ps-s
Z Gfau3 Prts $50 COO IafsO 900. pyiss
u lO uYo Il . 800 u 3 800, Z Of .OeO
- ~ $50 so II 1000. tDt u 500
Sc s. 81
T,tsss 81 Have. o. 8. assr,susl1
o.. E'ss.s's -
49, 4, gbsf ~ ~ NJ
g. o. @s'su.'do Nss
d. o. ~ sishiAsfs Fa
Sf,0oA.
La''s'v - 80 usssD silks s,ss 81 Dsisust,
Ciss sit 30 80 10. srsus ~ wraiss.
600. bs. "a Hsisfrsf o.. ~ issa
IS ~ Lsssry W Dfsus Bales
asasI aSsf
PTiHs e $4,000. 3 q ~ . 90. sfsIaa
20 n . 600 % - 200 ~ n 500 IA
lousst Ne Ffi5sa 900
&c a. As
Ttsss's SELL 80 81 ossrsts saEe
Cstfs 81 Passsfss ~ ~ Wal. ,-s.,. stsa a.
90 - q HaIfss ~ -
o. O. a. Assrsm - e.
~ orders tnf TirEstsssd akafss sss Csytfs
esiss ~ PaFksFss 70 80 at0vs apissfis ts,,.,t..
unirscsive ~ aosi pfasari aftsnftos sd =. =.
sesbt ~ sarh ffsviuE 81 - ssat ls@sStsssle
aftsf 81 - ever ia e. sh.ofisI Geo me-
Aidr~ss , BrrEEY Area
~ ~ 80 WhmfaFios De-
DAcoN 4 Pt.s. iet ~ cosst,v cse.s ~.
ID rrs Wee So. ts-t 80 gtsss - 81. -,
49, ~ nHFaf 81
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-10-07
ENECTTORs NOTICE.

80 -'.f' 'r.r.rr' .o fh~ iafs Hrnsv 4. F1v.
,..s.,..4 n.n % nv = san sfy rsspec iiuiiv
.',,.. use innsrtsis rsyment 20 tss 20
go. 20. a| rsis.os hartag rrmssfs = 7
'" F' Prfy Ha.ar1teafei
WARREN EHY.
SEEN. Ltsraf1r fH~rrv 4. Etv
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-10-07

FI'iiE Ns~ bsm 90 N-.srs Hsf.rs a Tsrssst
&c 90 Boz rssstp. nf sIafEs snd ssfl sslscisd
sHss a Damss'irs Csiress DstsFss Pfiafs f1r
Des'sfe 81 rutapftstnE ~ ~ lslrs snd siasi
tssifatfe sIgiss ~ D. Tree % ne mafFft To
Fsitsf sths isfss ae-Dumest n B4ats shars
Hss Csps FstrV O1ots go Nafi0us CsH ast
Easmios shsfr tsuvsued isdaesnsss viiI -
oasfsf 90 Csth buysu fHept . -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-10-07
Frederick Female Seminary.
FREDERICK CITY. Md

I'hk schoiasiEe date. 81 this i.sruitou .ilI bs
resumed 90 h,zaas to tsA % >spfs-A.v .rgf
Neither pains nor sspcns- rave h-,u spared ID,
mas. tht,, m al respects q Seminary she hixh
est orccf. where The dspsht-N ~ Maul.ni nj
o'hcf s01ia.tn States can reeve 40 -ugcsuon
adapted TO the advanced f,nn,meli 400 iuteIIi-
Fsaee OF The people she 10 The insiuuttons OF hos.
sAee>s-s School hl1hly moral snd rrlsrou. an
hs Character. bot Dot sectsrisa
The ert,nsiVe sna .spsrb huilains. - n, .r,.
e'oos hsH, ssa professors rooms,-Jhe CONNECT
Gus ioif'ns foom. elegantly fuIni.t,d ara veil
veni'ia'ed -hs,hs Of th- pSr,.t rounisin ~at,r-
eries.'ve Chemical .nd Philosophical srpsr.,s.
sIeeu.nt Musical insrument. ,ft,nsIv, Libra
N'snd sil other desirable rdoratiorsi eonE,nt.
ehces-a Faculty ueiLknown o. home aut abroad
Tor refinement, pfofssivnsl skt'l and Famed shti.
Nv. are some OF The ind0cemeun xhieG m. In.,,
luton ODER To the public
Per BEAD a-S TSthsz I-1lsd,-y Hr.it..s
H"Sf, Li.Nf Pa. us,Ai-r s.. gre r., sea-
las-if traT . SSts.-- -stf t.asis rars-1s
For Circulars an1 Other particular, sftrr.,
wINCHt-TEV
Aug ), - Pf,.,s,,t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-10-07
Howe's Books For Home nearlh,.

ROBERT w NORTH. Sole Agent in Jefferson.
INHESE bncSs ~. on sale ia The hook .io,,.
vii b delivered Uy the uhirTstCnrt at N,x
Work pfi,e> iysil persons ordering TOE IN provided
they i've wrhin IN. county.
I. THE GREAT wEST"-A yolpn. ~
erSphic ssrtchrs "a large pc essv TO IN, eve. of
Old persons aud children coBIainIng narrative, OF
important Historical Evests; Individual atV,n
tufe>; Sketches 81 frontier Life; Natural Curl
Osiiies, our Pacihc Coas', Ac sc Emb.lIi.h,a
with ~ elegantly co."Te' cnSrAFingS and ,uptTy
tIagtams conyrBIrbt and Instructive hook 10,
rmigfsnis b, uni WesiWATd. 4I-pp = yo ~
Henry Ho~r
u HISTORICAL COLLECTIONS OF
VIRGINIA --C"utAinIuE variety OF Interesting
Facts. Traditions Anrciu'es and RtogrHnhir,i
ssr'che' relating 20 the Oid-n times OF Virrint.
With 100 engravings J,f-Tsoh county ucrup,r,
~ pages with rngravtngs Jam-, Cav oounty
~ page AID ebgtsyings. 81 m syo Nv
Henry Hove.
III TRAVELS AND ADvE TUREs ~ a,
the most celebrated Tray-ll~.s ~ ali rart. Of The
VOID By Ih- zane Au'hur BuiuanlIy iIIumi.
nairi .u.tfstiHu, N uiI ratur, mrxy4fint an.
wood cut. 80 I'D = 70 See former aayrftt,,.
mrut iu F., Pes
~. -RELiG!uCS EMGLEMS AND ALLIE
CORES. a scenes uI r ui..susii a. ErgravinRs
-~I,b ESaIsua'iun, Agl Reflections tIiu,,rat,y. n,
the Csrtiul' an Fuufamrni.i TruIh ri Chris
tianry b. Vivian uaIm~, enc ! In Bars-r.-
iib page :arge 10 mr,
v PICTORIAL PROVERBS a selection
q sppfog~f Pr.v~rb, Aaci-Bi AMI Modrin. those
Utimuofial tendency amiti,d. from various ian.
Rusges AM nauon> WIN -ngravingS ahd de-
Sciipfions. ~ ~ ~ mo By John BsrneT
VI SKETCHES FROM REAL LIFE De.
siR.sd 10 DO good -Eiurd ~ Henry Hove. con.
tanning "COnvsrsaiions oi Napoleon the Fust upaa
the Chfistisn Reitg ob Picture 81 Oh~fItn's lie,
sketch Of De MoGiyon The Philanihrupi, and
other NaUaiiVss Of Moral B,aury Also. n.
celebrated Lr'tef Il Puhiius Lrhiu'r. 1rscririnR
thrPrfsun oith- Ssytouf-I6t pr
Tn, undcrsiEnrd expects Es .r.-'F
for the stove rbtIllrt work "a
out brgrs .'iry ~ home ia. AH,r
IT IN. boz. .u-h a. ~ contra "a
ample EuNsnisrs may ~ sen y' ar
ChshssoSh IN he absence. - gar'.- Nill
shoW ths books sbd his trTms-bo Vsriaft.H
A close insp-ciiun IT lhe books 10 rsTErsry De-
sired asa irsr Of heir ibIfinsir ~uuh The pa
rrf Vp~ hinnine aut embellishments are oi ~.
p~fiuf QUALIFY
Tho patronage ci Discerning pubic - respect.
'uIIy su.ieII~d RpBERTw NORTH.
A1g - - S..- AEsnii.f sat WORKS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-10-07
Travels and Adventures
Celebrated Tarelicrs in the prir

Celebrated Trarelicrs in the prin.
eiPaI COEHnies a ihs GloJ,
BY HENRY HOWE, .AUTuoR or ..uIsroRt
CAL toLLkCTiHN> Or VIRGINIA "oF
OHIO" AND The GREAT WEST"
-------------
i WORK, has been 10 render Il IN al f,,n,r,, !,
desirable companion tor every Intelligent iamtI,
II eomPf'se> abDui tweoty seven nauaiiv.. nltur
ssa LARGE oCrASo PAGES,
With numsroa, PLATES, ioeludins CoLOREp
kSGRAVlNGs, ioidrd-tAe Whole rneIo.,d In
''rong binding Amosg the illustrated scenes are
those Of
Ldyardis Niaerak:
PeJ'ys JdpaH Erp,ciiion
haAes, Wakes, and LsaeIs
EIp,dIIosS Crnfead,as Mauocr,
at HaraHa Hungarian AID IyisA
PeaSIsiry. Sc. s..
This WORK watch is not un "a. bv any
chahi, can - procured by application q. th-
signed, ~ho !, rea' 10 show p~rt.rt roev a..
3. sahIA-I 80 =. vrrug 100 Y-,t.s cupi~, furtpr
The enisumm-r Ir sry Who ma, ,ab.r,ihs
ROBERT w. NoRTu
Ch AhLESIUNN ACADE y
IhE eiefci,e. II Jhi- Io.utu,iuu Tor ih, en-, uiaE
'eim cohmsuStns SrP,cmu-f IT. auI c,a.t1-
"'HS Re mcL'hs. vii be eOG1ucletty
y NoaTH a JOAN sANBoRS.
TERMS
hS ai ~. d DsPa,'"eo' per Session $500
Classical and Mathematical Of I'VE "a ~
monihs, -o~
French, per Session, $50
Admission Fee 100
None admitted bat those Who engage to eouIln-
absence.
Messr' y. q indulge the hope ihs, untirinr
AHrn'lon 10 ihciT duties a. teachers viii seeare a
moral share u public patronage.
July I, Is5o.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-10-07
A. II. @. BROKEN.

. = I1IE 4 = t. y T. Wy OHk,
HANtTA,rURER o.
Clan SyyiAgs', Hom0gpdfip YAH,
Gradsafod M,asHrsi. NsyI.
'HE BOnI>, FL
GLASS Wsr, f1f Cbsmisis DruRri.s Per
~ fomsfs, Photogfs piers &c Cree UIa.s-
sac ~ ne paetsEs iib~fsi ,isroaat made 10
ihs rais Orders ifous C0obuy DfssEists and
AuFust " IaS-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-10-07

A c A X d.
mr. und.r,,ssed having purchs,ed the interest
% Dr H. p. Cooke, 10 the " Drug
hsisolish nent Of CampbeiI q Cooke -
u Casfle''oun, respectfully announ.
es' 10 the public. that he xilI offer
S 50 aud select s-sofim.nt of sro,, AA
PAINTS, OILS ahd DYESTUFFs
loesihsr ~mh FANCY ARTICLES. Ae. 10 h.
SOLD a. small pruhs and upon aceommoJ, ,,nv
rims Thankful for the pairtDase k,r,Iuiore sI.
fnneu ne asks Continuance Of The SANE
fhy'ieians PRESCRIPTIONS compounded NJ
VOC shoIIeH bo'iee, either by dsv OF night
sep" y % III. CAMPBELL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-10-07
NOTICE.

a Ii lhose snowitg fhsnssIvss 4. fstsst 90 ID.
n Ia's h'm oi Csmpnrl a Cox Oil nfssss
stna % ne tfoks
sep IN i''- Ell CAMPBELL.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-10-07
HoIi'. Pump Company.

VOU Will psrst, 10 font If Hoil. Pump. -
Il 10 Cbari,. 'p~n. IN SIrrsD,Y the i6h II Oc-
toorr, a. ~ O,lJ = A.
b. or. e. OF tho Colonel
THOMAS W DAVIS,
October ls5---2 Captain
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-10-07
LIGHTNING! LIGHTNING y!

'INllE subscribers legally suthoriIed agent, for
Il CChsuueiing ana puJinE up Amos Lon,
fairni Lightning cOuid,turs are uoW prepared l.,
iufn''h me c"Eeos Of Jefferson, Berkeley snd al
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-10-07
Private Entertainment.

n HOWs sIii-us he Pauooagr ~ -
VI ne Pshii- o. be hssIy or-nsf tIause olP.lS
pRIgAYf IdYGgYAJaaLaY.
He TsaLs stii 10 provided stin ~ ussf ne ssa.
soss s5ofd B0aapsas uk~n ~ ne m~at. cav ~
Nsss Hrpsss tssea IRON ne door 800 veu a..
bsfsd g.
B'ryvu' Va. Sep - "a
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-10-07
DISSOLUTION.

l. name OF Csmyte'i a. Cooke. ha. ri. 90
oeen ciss, l'rj ~ mutual consent The ar,oun,,
are 10 The hand> OF Mr.. L. "a Campb,n ~ho !,
an'h"f'zed To collect all rrb. and sbo vii aJ,a,,
all iiaei!iie, Of the late hrm
eco II. CAMPBELL.
sept j. i'9s. IA p. COOKE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-10-07

HAVE his day disposed Of my interest in the
l. hfm oiCamPo-ll 4 Cook, 10 NJ. II Camp
te', Sho vii continue the bushes. w hiS .an
S@'se nope that those who have heretofore d-A 4
I'm u WI CONTINUE N extend Ihru psttcnsce iu
hf. Campbell, a. he viii, an confident keep IN
hani complete assortment IT Drug. ans every.
ihing pertaining 10 the business
Aug : - n II COOKE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-10-07
Q D oil
Q lsl
Dwelling House,


Two stories high. with I've rooj room, gl1l
ana hiiehes susch-d, Q Store ttou.. --.''--
Joined to The Dsriling Hoa-e-s iot-.,oo,, -
shd e1osenIent, With waie-rvom ana So -.
Aeoed, bo.h ~ which are seoer.lIy u.,,l o., 80
Store-room. '0u NE
Above toe Store.rcom and ware.room ,,,,xo
steu Rooms, one Ut whi, 4, 81 situated th,t
"vAh De e"nErn'.n'iy used asa h-d.,, orn a.,
,.her tne Oseliiax House or ,uf,hon,,
Lhere !, We'll Of Water within irut.,,n,,
nHeneh door, and eio.. by The wrlIs,m,lIR,i"s
bohdine used a. MIX Hou.. Th.t, n, a.,
SMOKE House. Their, Is .uficiency O, Same,
'Or iour horses, with a stable ward Th,,- 1,
small houSe-yafd al the back Ut the house l.,v.
and good garaen. Tbi' rtUr~-iy 81. th. ~,
"a aAS.e 81 AhJ ~ the village 81 LaVetie,yiii,
Inc sale vii take place On ghe premises.
TERMS The terms % ssie are. our.,en,b n
me purchase money 10 - rai' e. Ca.b an
the DAY ~ safe 10 te forfeited on the istfu,r i he
purchaser to complete his purchas---,h- rr.,.u.
"' 'hr purchase money 20 - tivtf-' into tL,,.
'guai instsmrnis, barring intrr.st f.pr m, t,y of
sale ans payable the hrsI 90 he couhrm.i.,n N,
me >Aie The second one year after TIE aaV Of al,
shd ne ihiri i~o years after the day II .air-it.
purchase Z" give bond with approved .rcurity t.,
the drirff"i insisimrnt> sud The title money la L.
retained al! The u'cha>~ MONEY ~ Al rsIs
JAMES w. HAMILTON
Sert . S.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-10-07
NEW PERFUME.

l. lss VII NNlth nfsufpsssst To- ifartsrt.
N prfmaasnrs 90 stainless 10 r. .t~.il.,,.
atsi. - from ifarsat Ta'gs Issrfsrsige4 srf h.,
sash g BELLsH co
n ARGE ia' l. utssansfiar Haa,y s.sr ,.,
H fefstvrt ty T. RElIEpAt.p
srp.emtft tG is5-
NsIWES t.r.ts. E.f.r. 90 y.u.w p-..-...
- Bars fssh sufsfv iuu ,ss.iy.f b.,
Ace % q p RtLLER a co
HLAss AND FURY -w1.a. e.. iii
" sgss a. Pals .. Hartni.fe pt,.,. l., 80.
kEAksLtY saEERER 4 co
fyS~rfemtsi IN
DktME limaiaF Gees ..f -. l..
SEARsLFY sHEFRER CO.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-10-07
LOT OR PARCEL OF LAND

-"a "a zoe tSSn ~ Love tsvilie, On tbs N,rfh
~ 81 ~ the man stree, eont.tn,ty Afpr
pf Land more OF less, adjoining the ptop-ti,
y fs'rf WIr- and Others, bsiaE ih- ssm- .b.,,ot
re siv Z Wrighi. deed dice ,.il-t Th,,.
y on Lhe Prrmlsc. a cnmLnrlaLLr EnLEk
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-10-07

% he plan Of single nunb,r.
30, 600 Tickets
~ Ihoa..nc FosT Hsaatei asI IS Pr.->.t
NtAkiN ! PRIZE To EVERY . TICkKrs
NA|NlFICENT SCHEME
To Be DRAWN
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-10-07

Commissioners Sale,

parsaanee OF decree ~ iAe circaii Cou,iof
- L"nl'un entered al the last term IN N. a.. If
b"srt -. Wright he uaerf.igu,f s.Cgnm,.
"ne, bSmei ~ the ssit d-ct., viii oh~f g., ,.l-
y" SATURDAY hs GA day Of OC.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-30

HIGH SoULEp LApIEs.--we yesterday
saw two high soled and high heeled dasgh.
ters Of the Celestial Empire wading through
our muddy streets. elevated BY their sole.
and heels far above the soggy soil with which
their dainty feet scorned contamination -
Wegazed with admiration upon these Shang.
hae bellies. and bethought US that the favor.
ed sons and daughters Of Hail Columby
would exhibit n commendable degree Of pru.
dence. were they to emulate this example Of
the mud-hating Mongolians. To have the
foot propped three inches above the satura.
ted earth is most excellent idea. aud how.
ever uaseemly those props may look. they
are exceeding good preventives against wet
feet and the consequent ills.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-30

DOUGLAS AND BvcHANAN.--The Globe,
in an article Of some length, in which the
attempt is made to bolster up the President
by assailing the motives of Mr.. Douglas,
talks in this wise:
"Mr. Douglas detection. and the defse-
ton Of his followers arc greatly to be re.
GREETED, but will be fatal to none but them
selves. We read Of one whose tail drew the
third part of the stars of Heaven after him.
But they were quenched in the sea, and
heavenis shining and harmonious still"
We have also read of man, elevated to
the highest Office in the gift Of the American
people. who, when he once found himself
placed in power. abandoned his principles,
fell, as Lucifer fell, and dragged after him
an almost endless host Of contemplate pow
er-worshippers. snd sycophantic pap.eaters.
Do you recognise this last picture, Mr..
Globe
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-30
Tine Tines.

Tne only consolation which people indulge
ID during these awfully dun times is that
these blue and stormy days are the harding
ers OF better times coming. Wet. uncomfor-
table chilly people with their noses as blue
as indigo bags, rush wildly and with sorry
looking faces across the streets aud dodge
into Saloons, only to sit about and look blu
sr and wilder than when they are skulking
along the streets We are tired Of these dull
days and wish the sun would shine again.
Fun Is fun, but this thing Of editing news.
paper in such awfully dull times as these, is
not what it is cracked up to be.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-30

PHrLANrHRoPIc MINER. The Placerviile
Index tells a!yarn about Norwegian, q mi.
ner in FL Dorado county who out Of his pri-
vate means has built church and school
house. both Of which he has thrown open for
the use Of the public. This singular man
has become possessed Of notion not to use
any money which he may dig from his claim
for his own benefit, and when he makes SO
raise" he starts out in the highway and en-.
treats the first man he meets to share his
Kale seed with him. We know somebody
who wouldn't need much coaxing.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-30

THr ANVIL SroKY.-Tbs papers have
nearly all had blow at the anvil. and il We
had not one of the best and most reliable
men in the State between US and the story
itself, we should almost think we had pnb.
lished hoax; but ass it is, We are prepared
to substantiate, by the testimony OF many
witnesses, not only the former publication
but even more incredible tests Of the strength
of the hurricane at Deer Greek, on the 10th
of February. 1t was none Of your "evening
zephyrs," eight wandering winds through
olive groves" or balmy breezes that "olow
soft Ger Celans Isle," but q regular rip.
snortiug, roaring, rauting, tearing, tornado.
-Beacsn.
Stick to it old fellow 1t is too late to back
down now.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-30

INDIAN TROUBLES The Coloma Repub.
licrn is Informed that the Miners about
Volcanoville, have latoly been much annoy.
ed by Indians, who have visited their camps
in largo numbers, and after driving away
the occupants have stolen their money. FRO.
visions. clothing, arms, &c. A company of
fifty has started in pursuit of tho villainous
Red skins. Why are not those Indians taken
to one of the reservations established by
Uncle Sam.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-30
Cenxresssonsl Distr,es..

The Legislative wisdom Of California are
just now solemnly meditating and caucusing
upon the proposition to comply with the
law Of Congress, requiring congr sssmen to
be elected by Districts. 1t is as difficult to
anticipate their judgment and action upon
this subject. as it is to foretell the verdict of
petty jury. However, should they conclude
70 disregard the law Of Congress yet awhile,
there is no help for IL, that We are aware Of
Congress will have to grin and bear it, or
avail themselves Of tho inalienable right Of
petition, and humbly implore our Legisla-
ture to comply with the constitution, and
the law regulating the election Of Congress.
men. The Legislature. after deliberate
meditation in caucus. may conclude to grant
such prayer Of Congress, although it will
be hard matter for the politicians TO sur.
render the present bargaining and corrupt
method of choosing our Representatives in
Congress. 1t would De removing it from
the hands of political schemers and trick. :.
sters, and placing it more directly in the
hands of the people. This was undou btedly
the design of the law, but its violation
enables politicians to sell out the nominations
and they are slow to part with that power
There is one consideration, however, that
may induce the present Lecompton majority
In the Legislature to District the State aud
postpone the Congressional election, and that
Is the fear Of having Congressional Con.
vention assemble during the present summer
These Lecomptonites know that they have
outraged and violated the sentiments of the
people Of California TO shameful and un.
paralleled extent, and fearing to permit the
party to assemble o Convention fresh from
the people, while the treachery of the Leg
islaturo to the doctrine of popular sove-
reignty. is wildly before them, they may
wisely conclude to postpone the election to
another year. The unprincipled majority
Of that Legislature, who have denied the
sovereignty of the people. may we'll fear to
permit Congressional Convention to assem-
BILE now, for most assuredy would their un.
principled treachery receive the withering
rebuke Of free and intelligent people who
"know their rights" and dare maintain
them, to the discontinue Of political dema.
gogues and bowling tricksters.
II is Of little moment what consideration
may induce the Lecompton swindlers in the
Legislature to comply with the law regulat
ing the election Of Congressman, only so
they do IL. II is true they have heretofore
been opposed to Congressional Districts,
aud their favOring 1t at the present time.
may DO termed an exhibition Of the white
Feather by some; but it cannot be justly
applied to such actien, for they have cxhib.
tied the courage to stand up in their Official
capacity and repudiate the doctrine by
which they were elected, and deny that the
sovereignty is vested in the people To say
that such men could ever exhibit the white
feather is preposterous
The only thing ridiculous about it. is to
see the Lecompton asses OF the Legislature
In solemn caucus to determine whether they
will comply with the law by which the pres.
ent Congress is established
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-30

Too MANY ArriIcANrs.-A San Francis
- bookseller advertised to give away lot
sf kites 70 boys on Saturday, in consequences
of which IN immense crowd Of Juveniles as
ssnblsd aboV bis door. but became 50 clam.
oreus that be vas forced to close his estab-
lishnent and rsek safety in fight from the
back door. His project and the boys an
faeIpasion5 we're thus knocked higher than
z,zx a tht tysss ever viii ~.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-30

MAYYsvrLLE MArrERs.-- The Erpress
tells Of fight between little digger and
big one all for love of trio Of squaws. in
which the lesser aborigine was victorious
He took his fair prizes in charge.
Several natives of Yuba City have been
seen about the streets Of Marysville drunk
They ought to be sent to the Reservation.
An Italian was arsested on Sunday for
beating a Greasorita.
A genealogical gentleman has presented
the Express man with several beautiful uni.
valves.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-30

Ell DORADO We learn from the Iader
that one Benjamin Gass, of Georgetown, has
been sent to Stockton, being crazy. The
unfortunate man, in one of his fits Of mad.
ness nearly severed one of his arms with q
peice Of iron which he had sharpened on o
rock.
The Index man owns up that Placerville
is the dullest place on record. We don't
doubt it,
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-30

Notwithstanding to the Folsom Dis
patch John E. Kake Esq. we'll known in
"them parts" was awfully "chawed up" the
other day by wild animal. The name of
the beast is not given, but we suppose it to
be corn bred hog.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-30

RAscALITIEs. - The Red Bluff Beacon
mentions the stealing of two horses from
Major Bradley and sons of Salt Creek, and
and the stealing of sundry pieces of bacon
from a smoke house. and tho stealing of a
purse of money from a Mr.. Stetler of Deer
Creek. There are evidently thieves about
Red Bluff
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-30

FIRE AT FoRBEsrowN.-We learn that
the residence of Mr.. f. Fuqua, at Forbes
town. was burned to the ground on Sunday
Evening. All that the house contained was
destroyed with it, and it was with difficulty
that Mr.. F.'s children we're saved. The loss
probably amounts to $500, and will fall
heavily upon Mr.. Fuqua who is by no means
wealthy. We are not informed as to the
origin of the fire.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-30

SUsPIcioUs.-T brig Cornelia foundered
while off the coast Of San Quentin, Lower
California. At the time of her sinking she
had on board very large quantity Of silver
and 1t Is thought that foul means were adop.
ted to cause her loss. Some of the crew have
arrived in San Francisco and state that she
went down in calm weather and by evident
design. She was owned at Mazatlau, Mex
scn