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MAsoNIo DIRECrORY.

Ohio Lodge No IOI.-Meets Masonic Hall,
corner Market and Monroe streets r. ard third Mon
dayevenlugsof each month G. W. st1Ts, W. NJ; AEez-
dader LaAgslts, Secretary
wheeling Lodge No. 12s Meets above on
the Tst and hi Thursday evening" of each month"; f. d.
0aSSTL'Sasn,w 1H,I w. Nj s. ". Pearson, Secretary.
wheeling Union Chapter No. 19.-Meets as
On the second Monday evening Of eachmontl. W. g
''oEt, IT. h p s. ". Pearson, Secretary.
"eeln@ Encnmpment No. Meets a
fourth Monday evening OF each month"; W J
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TnE Way TO MAZE PoETnr Verses on an old
Horae.-A humorous writer in the Yonker Er-
aminer, Mr.. Il, Spoon, publishes the subjoined
rules for the composition of poetry, with an exH-
ample of their application
''1st. Select your metre. This may be any
thing you choose, except hexemeter. You
would do well to leave that stumbling cadence
TO LougIellow and Charles Kingsley.
"2d. Determine whether your lines shall be
blank verse or rhymed. The fact that Jno. Mil
ton got only $50 for several thousand lines of
very respectable blank verse called Paradise
LOST may assist your choice in this respect
qqs Or cornteY erSIUus poetry will endear You
TO the younger portion of the girls; comic po-
etry win cause you to be considered desirable
person for pic,nicS and evening soeiahles. Eth
er is therefore desirable.
'4th. By all means have your verses end with
a fine moral sentiment, so that the reader may
esteem himself very good person because he
repeats and assents TO your moralities."
as an instance of the application of these
verses, the writer offers versilied epitaph on
an old horse, Charley, written during steam
boat sail from Fort Washington to New York
City:
Poor Charley" says the writer, Like Pla-
to, his bones grew dry when he reached the age
kick up his heels likela colt broke his legs. He
could not commit suicide, the great philoso..
pher did after he broke his finger, and SO one OF
| the farmers shot Charley mildly as possible"
Here lies the fnithful steed,
A staunch uncompromising "sitver grey"
| Who ran the race of life with sprightly speed,
Yet never runaway.
Wild oats he never sowcd
Yet masticated tame ones with much zesti
Cheerful he b5re each light allotted load,
| AS cheerfuiIy took rest
Bright were his eyes, yet soft,
| And in the main his tail was white and flowing,
And though he never sketched single draught,
He showed great taste for drawing.
1.-the were his limbs and clean,
Fitted alike for buggy or for dray,
And like Napoleon the Great, ween,
He had martial neigh.
Oft have watched him grace
His fayorite stall, well Uttered, warm and fair,
With such contentmcnt shining from his face
And such stable air.
With here and there a speck
1 Ofroan diversifying his broad back,
i And Tnartvr.like, a halter round his neck,
i Which bound him to the rack.
Mors omnibusl at length
They hey.day of hfs life was damped by death,
! So summoning all his late remaining strength,
He drew-his final breath.
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TnE WAY TO MAZE PoETnr- Verses on an old
Horae.-A humorous writer in the Yonker Er
aminer, Mr.. I. Spoon, publishes the subjoined
rules for the composition of poetry, with an ex-
ample of their application:
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-13

r LANGFRIED, suDstsntial.an fancy Boot and Shoe
- MAKER has removed his shop opposite his old stand
Main St, the Verandah where he still soees the
patronage of the public, intending his
itself. lap9-sml J. .LANGERIkD.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-07

RECEPTION OF Hon. j J. CsIrrr~prN
IN K.rrUcKv.-A correspondent of the
Cipcinra G zeue, writing from Lexington
June 22d. says:
On Mondav afternoon the party pec0rting
MIR C,i,te den FROM Covingior In Lexirgi u
hid m oprortu"ltv TO see sincere tesriuoni-
al- Of hearty pptohaiion * en- led 10 him 1t
al points of .topt age ou the route.
At Falmouth. Cyrthinna aud Paris, he
was met and welcomed by numbers of the
best citizens. At Lex iugton, Iuhl c pro.
cession. exh biting considerable enihu-insm,
escorted the prty, led by Menter's hra--
ba. d. to Odd Fellows Hall where large as
sen bl. was n waiting.
The venerable Chief justice Robertson,
who entered nhlic If. with Mr.. c. fortv-orc
Years ago, welc' med him in u speech tt
gre forre and feeling.
A. to his cuur.e on the Kansas LecomFton
hill the Ju lge al: You have do ems the
Great Con,moner would have done Here on
this spot. standing as we are before this peo-
ple, between Ashland and the crmet ~
uhere the shaft is rising i" solid grandeur
10 mark his grave-here, between the wing
and the dead - between the home where the
s,ee oi Kentucky dSolt and his grave. be-
deved by q na'i0n's tears, lemuly n~-
su,s you it is our bel ei. that. had the noble
CLAW hsau at your side the course YOU have
nursuetl " MD have been his. We who knew
him well, know he could not have done other.
v;.e without ren0u"ciug his h'e-l0nR cher
j,hed prime pies. Kentucky does aud will
sustain you.
For your agency in the manly defense OF
the right you nre deserving of our 'ove and
veneration. Some day, hvi or dead, the
eratitude uf the country wi he 'ffre / you
FIR it--and th"t too with potent emphasis by
the South hevsef.
Whatever he the judgement of other, we
will be true to you. We approve all that
you have done, nnd will stick t. you aud
stand by you. Kentucky. your loving moth
er, will h'g yon closer t. her b som the
more you "re rssailel. She will recognize
you as the mnnly. inderendent. and Iatri-
etc sc, want who has devot d his life with
flihl iety and unseh-h aims to her inter
est and the nniinn'S welfare.
He then presented Nv. c. M the fnvorite
Senator II X .ntuckv john J Cri'tonden,
tue American Legislator and National
Statesman.
Mr.. G was warmly welcomed. and, in
rds of eloquence and gennine simplicity,
returned thanks for he conf 'e"cr aud APP
probation so to chingly extended Kim Ly his
old col .eague and irleni.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-07
Notice.

XnT'cf HEpERv GIVEN 10 III" stneth"'d
~ -rs in the irgin Qunrz Mining to"Panv.
Wy al shrres upon - hirh the ns~"-s" ems are n"t
Fhi on or brf re the Ii,h day of Inv iS'7. VIII y"
MI tp nav such assessm"nt-. ncr"Fdirg N Inv" ~
Eahse ancii n to the highest hi'der. NJ the Court
nsas' nonr in the Inwn of 0-ovie, al : o'clock =
= on said 18th rav Uf July SIS.
ny order OF The Board uf Trustees.
= l.. CoMLEY, President.
cnRrgz, Secretary.
June ls'hs
Tue above sale is postponed until the 2'th inst.
y T. COMLEY, President.
" coRrv~. Secretary,
'aly 18th 1855
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-07
Tor Constable,
WILLIAM II ARMSTONG.
peopics, County Convention.

The electors of the dill rent Precincts of Bu te
County. who r-e IN favor of POPULAR SOY ER-
rIGNTY and ooposed 10 political tr'ckst rs, md in
favor ~ c~c.iuc eco and competent men TO hll the
vnrnus flres at the approaching election, for state
and County purposes. are requested 10 s"nd zee
yates 20 the PEOPLES COUNTY CONVENTION,
q he holden At Orovil'e on saturday gust 7h.
ls5S.At lo',Io'k =. VI And Is suggested tha, the
j fereni prrcln Is SCI d ON delc9a'e for 'fch pre-
.inc,. and ous tor every Ilhty votes rol"d Mt the
election Of ls57, for sher On = rcoJl 'aricR't
NAVY PEOPLE.
Croy!le, Iuly eel. tSla. [n2!-dl
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-07
County TREASURED, Omce.

ORoNILLE. InIy l+lh' lc0'.
Noticeis hereby given o all porsonsho hodng "ntt"
'onnty Warrants, regs'ered on he General T tnd
from the 9th io the l4th OF N"'em 'e', Il in lu
i've. except Warrants Nre l'c, IL, nd 'ls "a 50
Warrants Nos vS9 Hnd 900 IN the IN R@It sex
FUND that the will ~ aid - n'' sentai II AT
this Office, and on aud after this said Warrant
will cetse to hesr interest, and II not pres nttd
within sixty days from the d"te hereof. the mon
eys for said " arrautS viii be appropriated :" p1N
the next in order Uf registry Office haurs, ON 10
A. NJ, to r. Nj.
WM LATTINORE.
Treasurer Butte Co mt,
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-07
Notice to Taxpayers.
STATE OF CAIIPORNfA,

So'Nff ~ '" IA
AToTICE u HEREBY GivEN ~, ,b.. A......
v ne"i u u for said ,oun'~ ~, H. vss, tssa.,
been trluf ed by the Ass 81, 10 a.Ia,k cf m.
n'A'" :" rnprrvsors ard thai the ynns 10 nov
J|h 10 'h.pect"f.. at 'h- ofice Of the snIi Clerk.
- ~, 'li",N etveB that tse boHfd of fquHiizi.
ton VIII Rief IN M..n.l,y Ibs o h DIV Of 1ugnsi.
- leas "a the hour Of 10 ~ lbck A.M ofthai day
at no ON ~ "a HOa'd at the Couu uOa,s n the
'o"h ~ unoVils ~ said county.
-. -. u pAKRA"U,
t"-H Clerk of Board u Supervisors
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-07

SMALL Pox A fatal case of small pox
oceu red III Stockton street, near Clay, on
Saturday. an con iera lie indignation PIE
vail in the Wei ify ia consequences OF the
secrecy ohsc,v.d in the burial, at A. NJ on
Su dny Int - IimFS
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-07

~ The Mustang Li"iment Cures
Rheunatsm:
The Nustlrg Ii1i-nert cures stt Y Joints;
rhA ,rus,,ar I,'oi vent cures RUINS and Wonnds:
The uIs' tng '.rim 'ntcn 80 sores nj Ulcers;
The N,stlng tiniment cures Caked breasts and
~" N,"pl"s.
The Nis,ang tinimnnt cures Serrnigia
"a, uu,',rt I.' ,tm ,1t cues Cnrns and Warts,
The Nustarp tiri.uerti tis wor'h
looo' 90 DOLLARS PER ANNiM
To he ni,ed ~ tes. ia" p-"se-Ver and r"st"rer
ofvalnahe bnrses AMI crtt". 1t cures oil Sprains
Calls Wounds stiff Joints 80
Wiiv,u answer thi. uu"sti0np Did von over
honr VI any orlini-y So-e Swellin'. Sprnin or SIN
nass either On nan or heast. which tho Mustang
iinirent would not cure? Did on ever vis't mn
rosnects hle trug.i-t in INV p'-' oi the world-in
Fu-nne Asia ar smrgic1-who fii not saN ''i wa
the greatest discovery cfthe ar"'" Sold every~her"
Every fanil, snould ha,ei'; thee sizes. BARNES
&PA2K, Proprietors. New Yorl
PARK X WtiITE.
solo Accents for the pa"ac Coast.
12o NVosh,r,,t,n street. opn si'e th" Na"kei.
COIrNV 4 NrpE 'H0Tr. Agents. ornv'iI"
r-y- THE TRADE supplied on the m"st liberal
terms apS 3m
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-07
Lost.

IN THE NIGHT or TIIk FIRE, ALARGE-
~ Sized Pocket book. containits note. ard &c
eonni~ for collection, and other Vslps b raIers Its
e1ntents"i TO Salue eNeeptto 'he owners liberal
10 HARRIS h HOWARD, aud no questions asked.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-07
ORO,iLLil Sla;IIlARY.

'HNUis INSTITUTION WILL REOPEN ON
Monday neat, l2iA instant lor tie reception
of rut IL.
branches Of IN LHgtish J. 4heatinu. tAush on the
most approved principles aud from Acknowledge
trAt hooks. ~
The Seminary. now IN It's third year can point 10
its thof1ngine Hdf lnptuc' ion, 10 those vi have
aVacd Themselves OF It's hem 6ts Tor any length Of
tine. and trusts 10 show a like result heINafter.
Tho 'pbscriher having con menced the business Of
lnsunctlng Youth. UPWARDS or TWENTY ONE
fEAR~ AGO. brings 90 b,ar, tece@srily. a 'lArps
fund "f 'xpPt.ruee tthan sheb Iouing IL more
apposlte IN Importing insfuctopD afqp'i ed in pur-
suit Of hIs profession ia various part ofthe Unon
). WiLEY
70 Miners. Merchant nd othe 4. wanting mart.
net.hip's accounts adjusted, ei.nrr sIngts Or com
pound "r intricate accounts eneral, can La,e ,L,,n
arranged with ejrrecne.s aud dispatch b, arriving
:" s.-.. wILkY
'"''''' '"iF ~, 1879. ims
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-07

OVOVILLE LODGE No. 1C3, f.. \. W.
n The stated communicate M of Grown"
NINs1 Lodge No. 'O3, of =. ". "re 81 "n the
~ last Satnrla, e each month, nj the Mason {
'inlI over Cotton & McDermott- w." "e.
D.A.BR WV, ". VI.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-07
To All Whom it NAV

4 ,, - ..ii pc fon. ha le under act o. tho
- 'n'c ut ir5a fhiiL Lql An Act provi-
- ".f The Reg sitati II MnTrI gfa. Firtir, Dl.
+ : sss and H.hilp," proved Apr,l2sib. las, hse
te'eh> n"iisel tn feeoTd shch HnriIsg.. tirsh di-
VOICE d' ath, nj The County R' e'rder's Ofee, In
q roordaDot wiih such law, or 1t will b. enforced
Z tinst tuch parties nrV'eritng ~ frfvsInR
JNO q KINMEL, County Recorder
Oroyillr. July ~ 1855. N
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-07
Notice.

IT, sn RES IN THE UNION MINING COW
navy whicl the assess ents for Nav June
- t7lr 1888. remaining unpaid will he cold A.
s-inrf Bsr for aid Asse>Smauts on the 26th dav
ngust 1853 ~ one o'clock p VI tn nay said a.
tas =, crr9nrIn u"ltn ~ -N'u
FAfnell Bar July -. 1888
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-07
Sherif'S Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF An fXFCfrINN ISSUED
v out NJ the piatrirt 'o''rt ~ the FHcen'h Jn-
diria Iisrict ~ and Tor th'' county ~ '"'i". WA
siap nr taIifnrnip to r'e directed AVID delivered.
eomr antirp 20 tn upk" the 'u'n Of 'hrre 'u"dr"d
tnllPrs. = a~i,p irttr,st - Tie in'r {" 'h'"' t"r
cert p.r m. nth fr ~ tie dnv I len" a. y 49,
Until 'Pi. nd the sum It thtrt -th"" - loo 'olars
ecst- of II, AID ~ arcr'iug ""st- "r s"'d ''l d.
Nhr,an w G Ali ~ ~ pirin'iH at T. T. oEN
NsON l. neTen~ant. rave J. Ni"d urcn ""d " "
Nrosa 1T rubc Snl- to T. - highest bi "' for c'sl'
he four IIausp Il or in ilr '"n "t t'r"Vll"
county AVID state -rorrsni', on nd"v The 2'd ''aV
" gust u 1S-S nj , ,,'rlpck y VI ~ ~hlN fa'.
aiffthP r~ht t'p t"h iutT 80 O' the ~ We nN'he
DEE dan in rn' 'o all 'hl c"rtain ti"cn or p'rc"
~ ! nd s'uried in N" town Of 'rovi'". r'n"'N "'
Butte pnd state nC Cnlifnrui I'D Hi d"wn"" ""
mar plan of sid town of O-ovil" nov n" te IN
" R-"'.rf'.r's on - Of nutt" county - +" 80 ;
~ fo X No l. heinz ut tie south west cor er "l
H'd ind VI, ar. STR. - an fronting 81 feet an wv
rs u rct AID S0 tret on rird street. g~thhr WIN
shand -rgr' NJ he ',urn, Ms ere 'u'mfn's hhh M
lut".r,c,s iher,u'io bronging or in ANY wise np-
pettaining
". ID Plum Sheriff Butte County.
Dated or willie Auyu 81 \. u 'S'-
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-07
A u. RkIs. Sec'v


HoStetter-Tne Su pfisin" T. eos OF
Q,STErrER's NEGEiA IL SiON \Nii "ll-
TERS inr moving hi'e f,rcnt nm appel e,impart-
ing health aud tone to the system. nj dissipHAnv
Iyspeotic symptoms are tru'l "'n 'e-fn'. Ever
nervous dehiltated, eeak, aud en- l'iated pers n.
nnle or female. sh uld try II nt nc oe win 81 -
rII ihSen three ttne% eich day. before me ~ "r y
the m lent should be n lady CHI - de- lii rl
condition. half the quantity Will do II III sum ier'
.,r"npth - re,tnr.d wh"a viii he 'caiz vi In very
hort me aud convince Ia" patient - et tru II oi
he .bo,r ,urd hnpty results. h ch have gi'ine'
or those Biz crs such an envaoe repu atom every
where
Kept ly Drugyi Is, Groceries and frs! class sa
loon,
PARV & WHITE,
Sole acenisf for the Pacific C"nsi.
l22 Washington street. San Francisco
COLON l. McDERM' TT.
i.,a I'm Agents. Ot0viile.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-07
pa,LY BUTTE PFCORD.

THE LIME PoIAT swINDLE.--The Wash
ipe,on Union, which may be considered
good authority. says that the general Gov
erpment has determined not to pay $500.
600 for a site TO hull firt nj Lime Point.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-07
SAN FRA NCIS CO
Wanted.

A pR7SCN T'T'IST 'UAR%E or
" 81 OK Ranch. Ono at" nF'n P''''"-r,
-, JnSFpiI o. ". X W.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-07
House to Rent

THE HOUSE on BIRD STREET, BETWEEN
Nyers and Downe south site. and formerly
occupied ~ Mrs Hyde. as Private Boarding
IIou will be let Cheap for cash Apply 70
yI0tf y. MAGUIRE Constable
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-07
THE COURTS.

ntsrTfcr corRT-fh,ri N"nd'v in January. ur'f
Monday in Nav. soco7d Monday IN November, and
fourth Monday " August.
Tnr~Ty CorBr.-tir-i "nndav IN N@rrh IN I1n"
.econd Monday in September, and fiurth Monday IN
NnvPsnher.
CnrPr ~ SEssTpNs Sc 'opd Monday in Fehru-
aiV. third Won nv in .prn J1lv md hc'ohrr.
PpoR ~ Cot'or -Four Il N"nday ip Fehrnnry nnd
Na,. third Monday in August, abl second Monday
in Ne emheT.
Roam ~ SUPER-IS1Ps --reHts f'st Monday IN
-st,t- -. N-v. Aug.sl ard NnNerher.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-07

pr j. c. YOITSG. whose advertisement nj
vrrtiserrent appenrsin anoiherc"nmn.'" ih'''''
ADVERTISING Physician in this State. haF cured NOR"
naien's than any other. Attention Is called I" his
Advertisements.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-05-15
The August Eiecstsa.

1t has been thought until now that the Le.
compton swindlers in this district were tc
have the congressional race all their owr
way, and Gen. CLARK would have no opposi
ton; but We are most happy to inform The
independent voters Of the third district OF
Missouri that there will be an anti. Lecomp-
ton, free labor candidate for Congress. A
number OF able and distinguished champions
OF popular sovereignty and gradual emanci-
patton, will make = thorough. canvass Of the
district and speak in every part OF it, in be-
hall of the congressional csndidate-whosc
name will be announced in due time.
The first, third and seventh districts are
the only ones in which the issue will be
made this canvass. In 1860, with Rollins,
Gardenhire, Blow, Broadhead, Blair, Brown
Ar Cunningham q, the standard bearer OF
emancipation party for Governor, the
prents OF free labor can carry the State
Dirty thousand majority - Alexandra
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-05-15

s66g anGlas Excommu nicasea.
I 4bsG $50 uAios, the leading organ i
!li4g5e oag the success Of the Ems
gliea 80 formally reads Sena-
tor 9uEl ~ ~ of thq Democratic Party:
d oveF, - Doaglas knows II.
ne ~ acnths spsns q organizing Dem.
e1rStic aDpesiti,n 10 MI 1uchanan has been
Thrown away. VI 10 not expect that Mr..
Dotglas will tnfn fton hie ways.s Far from
il. Hssannst ss1o w hcaassly believe
that ~ - aslled Nth 1l1esre. C rittenden
40 oeuesd ~ - 1osG1ation Of new par
". Anki-I q but the frst plank
in the platform Of that coalition. We do
not believe that Mr.. Douglas hopes to come
back into the Democratic party. After five
months OF bitter denuncia.ion Of the Nation.
al policy as corrupt, fraudulent and tyran-.
nical-aftsr abusing for weeks and weeks,
through every disappointed Office seeker, the
President 10 manner 80 repulsive, that no
Black Republican has had the temerity TO
utter one-half Of the bitter and false asser.
tons he or his friends have brought against
our revered President, Mr.. Douglas cannot
have the nonch Gidnce TO ask to be retained
IN the Democratic ranks. We respect his
talents. We have seen the strength he pos
sesses, and we say we can afford to lose
him; for we dislike HE tactics. He 10 slip
perry to the last degree. We can defy any
enemy Of the Democratic party. Let them
90 their best for their own selfish pride, we
will not yield one jot to them from fear Of
their strength. s@
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-05-15

vac and al kinds 81 nAasfaesssisg purposes.
which bs will - I'll tines y nd 10 supply The
uhOVkR . BAKER NACHINKG sse the NEST
staple and feliahle two-thfeaA maehtnes IN use.
snd are nov o2aysd 70 ths entire Northwest Il
sa.te!n prices. guaranteed to give sstisfastion.
HUGH ALEXANDER, Agent,
IsoIodSm 1876 Laks-st., Chiaagu.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-05-15
- spnblacan state Cenve = =.

8ep0blican state ConvON - u.
4 Republican State Convention will sheld 81
L. City, on Thursday s1,otl7th day Of June,
~, for the purposq Ipating Secretary,
Auditor, Treasurer a attorney General,
eaa1or tho transActiS A other businers as
10y b deemed necessary BY the Convention.
y The ratioof representation Of each county will
- one delegate for every one hundred Republican
vetss. and additional one for every fraction over
Aty, the vote for Governor II the last State cleo
lion being the basis. Organized counties with 50
than one hundred Republican voters win be- en,i-
tiled eaeh to one delegate.
8. ]. KIRKwoop, W. II. FARMER,
W.P.CLARk, Ii. PRicE,
II. O'CoxxoR, g. D. WoopKs,
Dies Moinss, Jan. 20, '5S. COMMITTEES.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-05-15

Sus-DowK Cox.--Mr. s. 8. Cox, Of Ohio
in giving in his adhesion to tho English bill,
said: IL owe to the Democratic party iii
am and eli hope 10 be." Now W DO no,
understand how man can owe 70 any party
n! .h-: &c scrc: 20 DC. &c 3out. Coz hopes
to be great many things that Cox never
will be, ard We wonder IL Cox really consid-
ers hi ~ nov owing TO his party all
that he NsUsr wiA b.. II bio does. and Il he
is right in the matter, his debt must be I
tremendous one-a good deal greater than
the national debt Of Great Britain.
Cox sets himself up ~ literary man.
His literature and his politics are Just Ct to
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