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The daily Butte record., 1858-07-13
Insolvency Notice.

EtMATEOF CALlFORNIA-COUNTY OF BUTTE
~ District Cour'. Fifteenth Judicial District In
tina matter uf the petition of George W. Brooks, AN
lnsulvrnt debtor. In pursuance of an order nude
by the Hon. Warren T. sexton Judge ot sad Cont
ut chnmherS. IN said county. on the 25tn day OF
June, A. d. 1SjS- Notice - hereby given To the
ere tUrs IT the said rye " 70 H.. pciiiune'
in ius Neucy, 10 be and npPcnr before the sIih court
on the drt lay It the Angu.t term thereof, \. u
j. StU Nit on Monday the pr bn, Of August, \. y
IS X Ht the hour 10 O'Clock. VI. Of that day than
aud here &" show chu~e II any there be- WHY a" MS
s4umeut OF said rs .l,eut Eslne should 'ot o'
pr' ycd tor It flrt1sr or u. that lrgl ~ o.
ceeui Hra ni sli usoiN or th'c II ctiou of the
,evtra or an, of the debss TO- h in snid SCI, uu q
b. a. ed until tie tuul i, t." min op # tins l-.
- Wit 'ssmy nnA "a the s'u f slid
~EAhi onrt fixed, hi, Tie 18th DAY OF Ju e, A.
t~,~}D. 1853.
" II. nARRAt II,
jt2s4w-S2i Clerk District out Butte county.
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COnStable's Sale.

TN ' NIItUt OF n u iit OI E.NrCUtit
- sueI Uh ut stt d;N ut jun" \. - $50 Ou(
the Just cc'- Cour ut Il. iusuu. Justice uf ii
T. nee m aud io' klm>hew Township in I've clult
,i Butte aud St0te ,f California 80 me directed 81
delivered, c' mmHndtg me tO make ttr sum of -
hundred ana lily one dIlIars dtu0c.s, and twcii,
one dot ars aud sevruty-iitc cents e ST.. tnptll {
with All nc 'rUlnT Cn~ts uu sIid writ wherein, E.I
Cochran i piaiuuH N"d 4. Sutb and Mrs. A.I
smith ARE dcicutauts, have levied upon anil Vl
expose N puh 'c sHe 'o g.. his e>l hllrr t.r cM)
un The Ht day OF j ly \, y. l-jN. at The hu
4 O'c cE T.. VI ui sJt d " all ut the rilRt tllt
prriY, to WI. one Ctrili dw ing huI-c situate e
R"wrrN street n The town of iu-k 'ps. ln tn at :!
ot Butte static ut California; ~Iid dwelling hu t.
adi1,us NJ esrs. Han 4 Co.. livery stable in td tpv
together with all and singular the hNtur's in ~
about longing and appertaung IN nnyN -" lhcr"''
The above "a will take place at the premises ii
the townot lnskip's above mentioned
n. b. PERRY, C0nStGbh.
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Justices Summons.

ETNlrED STATES OF AMERICA-STArE OF
~ Cnldornia, COuny of Ba.te.-ln aus ices Court
Orhr Township, rne People of the State Of Cali
tornia, To Ham Light greeting; You are hereby
summnned 10 appear hefore me-. At my Office Ia Ophlr
Iownship County OF Butte, Oh the > Nh d,y of July
A. ID lroS, al 10 O'Clock. \. NJ, to unto the
complaint OF JOHN DOWD who sues tO recover tht
SUN of twenty seven dollars. cai urI TO he due from
You on account on account fnr horse and buggy hft
when Judgment will be taken against ynu for The
said amount N you tail 70 apposr and answer. IT,
The sheriff or any Constable OF said ro.nty, greens
Make legal service and due return hereof.
Given under my hand this 2Sth day Of iune. A. d
le5S. JOHN :. MERRY,
Justice OF the Peace of said Township.
II Is hereby ordered, that service Of summons BE-
had in this by publication ef the eaue fourteen
days on sna af(er the "a day OF July 1885, in the
Daily Butte Record newspaper.
Witness my hand this 2Sih tay Of June lsss
JOHN 5. BERRY, j. P
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Administrators Sale.

In Pursuance OF an Order OF the u. o.
u BATH ourt Tor butte Couuty h rettore inade. the
Undersigned. Administrator OF the estate of WIN
u Harlan, deceased, late Of said county, will expose
for sale at public Auction on the rancn formerly &C
cuped by decreased on Liue But'e Creek about two
miles west of Sam. Meals residence In said county,
the following property, TO wit;
About 81 head of Cows with calves;
About 30 head of hue year old steers;
About 90 bead of fine yearliugs past;
Bull, years Old;
bull, years old;
Tine American Horse;
Spanish Colts;
l Farm Wagon;
lot ot Wheat about 45 bushels:
lot of Barley. about so bushels
Terms Of sale oash Sale IT, take place on FRI
DAY, the 10Th of July, lsiS, at Il O'Clock NJ.
MM l.. EVANS,
June IL Aimin'r OF said Estate.
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Notice..

V Office Is HERERY GIVEN to the St,cLhod
~ ers in the irgin Qmrz Mrn. company
That AL shnres upon which the as,t,-n,U,s are not
paid ON or bt're the i3,l day of JI', i.5> tll h.
sold to pay such ass"Ssil ma, nCcrdlt- jo raw. a.
public suction, To the highest bi,Ger. aj the Curri
llausn Door IN the nhu . OrlIlr, al o'clock 7
NJ, on sad 18th day - iuly ISIS
BY order Vt the BOari OF Trustees.
=. L. CONLEY. President.
r. V. CuErEz. Secretary,
June 18TH
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Notice..
DISTRICT COURT. 18th JudlclSl District.
MespiAeid, JOHN Me Mater, Hen.

DISTRICT COURT. 18th JudiciSl district
A Mepiheld, JOHN MeMaster, Hem
NJ ~ McMaster and William Mckenzie. late do
ing business together under the firm Of Mckenzie n
Co plaintiffs, vs. A, 7. Petit, The Cascade Canal
Mining Company Ezra Dodge, John stephenson,
James II, Stephenson, James NJ. Shields and Y. Fem
bingham defend nts.
Notice is hereby given to all persons holding or
claiming liens under the act for securing mechanics
and others. upon the following described property,
10 wit the Feather river Mooreville and Chnrtbnsco
Canal Mining Company, situated In the counties OF
Butte and Plumas. commencing at the South Fork
Of Feather river in Plulnas county at point about
eight miles above and northwardly from Mooreville
in Butte county, and thence running on the line OF
the survey of said Canal to Moorcville, Churihusco,
aud their vicinity, aud which Is known, and In.
corporated under the name OF the cascade Canal
Miaing Company" together with their canal, ditch
hume tunnels and line OF survey, with all the priv
ieges and appurtenAnees thereunto belonging To be
and appear in the said District Court Of the fsenth
Judicial District Tor said Butte county the drst
day OF the next term thereoo be holden In the Court
House In the town Of 0rovlle Butte county. on the
fourth Monday efAugust next, and during the regu-
lar term OF said Court TO exhibit then aud there the
proof of their said liens said property, or they
will be deemed waived
MCKENZIE 4 CO, plaintiffs.
oroville. May 18th. 1855
BuRr & RHopEs, Attys for Pltns
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Notice.
GTocKHoLDEKs OF THE CALIFoR

TUCkHOLDEis OF TIE CALIFON-
~ MA clAhttl , IPtNY VIII tlRe uo.ict that
Bi a meeting ot thr Trislrr4 # said Company h Il
on the 2ist inst, assessment Of Cne dollar pr
sh ere upon the c4pini stock of sad Company W. :
levied danh ordered 10 be paid into the 1r-asur, oi
end company, within thirty days from and er thls
da'c.
Coal CreekI June 2i,t. A u 1855
lr92lm u ". CMEESMAN. Sec'Y
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Guardians Sale.

4 H.. PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST
"a THOMAS SHARPE, insane, of the county OF
Butte State of California. are required To exhibit
them toEether with the necessary Vouchers. within
ten months from and aicr the date OF this notice.
the same will be forever barred. to William Cleve
land NJ Clereland's ranch, ia ophH Towaship, to
ID. W. Cheesman, oroviile. a.. .
WILLIAM CLEVELAND,
Guardian ~ Thomas sharpe.
OrOvtlle, May sQth. A. u. iSAs. my2.liw
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Justices Summons.

STATE OF FCALiFDt&NIi, COUNTY OF
~ Buitr, s4-in Justices Cour. Oru township -
The People of the state of California 10 Wham
Casio Gtcet,n9: You are hereby mToncd - np-
pear before me at my c;flee IN nro Township in the
count, Of Butte, The 29ih day Of Iuly y u. lNl-,
at 10 o'clock A. VI to answer the com ulant OF Iup
mas Lanhnm. who SUES to recover The sum at one
hundred md forty eight eighty fur one huu6re IN
tsl+a 81 las. IN nccouut OF BOnri turuis'eC
and money loaned loaned tn you ny Plaintiff, irutn
March 2lst, to may 3lst, lS5S. when judgment VIII
b,riaken against yog fortte aforesaid amount To-
geher win costs If yon 'ail To APPEAR and and nu-
swer. To the sheriff or any con srhle Of sal coun-
ly: Make legal service nni due return hereof CIV
ep under my band, this. 3 Il " of Iuit y. 1858.
JOSEPH +. bEWEL.
Justice of the Peace ui sad loNn'hp.
II Is ordered that the above Su nnonS he pub
'ished ia the Butte Record once we for three
wSek'. JOS. +. DEWEL,
IS3v Justice Of the Peace.
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Probate Notice.
Estate Of i. ~ rkoWN, decersnd.
GTATE OF CALIFORNIA-COJN

=
- tf BuIte--rROhArE COURT. In pursuance
of an urier mnde in said court on the 9th day Of
May ID 1855, noice is hereby given to all whom
il may concern to be and npp"ar before the llon.
Probate cour, IN and fOr said cuupty On the 10th
day OF August A. u 1873. then aud there To
show cause II amy there be why the following des
crbed real e-'a'e should not be sold prnyed for
nv the administrator herein la Wit; All that certain
piece or parcel ol lnhd situate. Ming and being in
/ he city And county nf San frarcis'o, bounded and
described IA follows, 10 vii: commencing Oh the
northery line of Vallejo street. distant III feet from
the north west conner nf Vallejo AVID Mason street, :,
running thence westerly along The n0rtterly line of
Vallejo street 22 feet thence M right anR'r1 northrrly
l3T feet iuches thence ste-ly at right nuges %
feet, thence southery at right angles i37 feet @
inches to tho place Of beginning, being part of that
certain 80 vara lot No. 6lS.
by Order of the Court.
Witness my hand and the seal Of said Pro.
LIS bate Court affixed this the 2sth day of May,
49, A. d. 1859. H. DARRACH,
Clerk of Probate Court Pute Co.
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Notice of Dissolution.

NIoTIcE Is HEREBYG GIVEN, that the partner
~ shin heret fore existing betseen Christopher
CnckriIi nd Galloway q. Hrsth, In the business "f
OF rasiug and trading In stock, 10 his day dissolved
by mutual consent. ,,>.,.
GALLOWAY G. HEATH.
Dry Greek, Butte eouniy, Cal, June 10, 1858.
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Dissolution Notice.

'ENHE COPARTN1 .1;sUIp HERETO
n tore e& ,li'g be,u r. ieansri, ,. T.. te n.
arr az" J. :. LaEin, m t- 'hn fr.Us a0d -'!,@ 'f
ieouard CO., - this dsy dissolved ., n.v 81 con-
sent. by ihe bdraw.t BE- -. I4kir. k4y one
having demands aEa'us PIE lr.n ll lease D esent
lhein Ai thuse s ,ae n,"it,- indra taa 10 us
VIII plrase maEe isuWa i,..e settlement
the business " q h cont uIsd under Z . same
nome and lie a. herlo'o.e a. by J. r. Ltoaard aud
w. Leonari.
LEONARD %
oroville, 'une 2s, Is5S. IA 2a4w
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COnstable'S Sale.

VIZ . ~ Vt OT =.
kinson I~d a Justice Of the peae n and for Kim.
shew TOU nrhip, in tue unity of Butte aud ~,t of
California, tn me dir cltd and deliv red commando
II me to make tie sum of ellhte,n IL d seventeen
one huudt, dths tOlars damages, and thirN twc dol
lars costs It gether with accruing cost out Of the
prol etty ut Grurge lluckeli, t. satisfy judgment
obtained against hm IN suid courI. tor siud sum, at
the suit ami ifNor OF Charic, clark pin'iI, have
seized and levied pom and viii expose for sale, at
puhlic a'cjicH to to tges bidder Tor en- h. on the
2&nd Day OF 5Uly, A u 1858, at the hour of
, O'Clock + VI of sttl day. alt the righl. title and
crest of said defendant, George lnckctt. IN aud
to the following described property, 10 wi:-That
cert / onc story dV eug house. OF tie ea,t side Of
0wrrV street in tie Town Of luskip, IN SAID county
und state, at the south end Of SAID town, together
with the fixtures and appurtelances thereunto be-
longing or IN anywi>e appertainng.
The SAID sale to take pace ON the premises
A. b. PERRY. Constable.
June -, 1SjS je4s-3w-pr's tee Sls
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Justices Summons.

IT>trEp STATES OF AAERICA-sTATE OF
- California, County OF Butte In Justices Cour,
uphir Township. The People of he >tste or Cali
tornlh Ia liam light greeting: You nre hereb,
Township County of lutie oll the lnth day of July.
A. 1857, M 10 O'Clock. A. " To an, w+r unto the
complaint of SMtDES & JENKINS, Who sue to re-.
cover the sum of thiry-une Il Ia r, claimed Ito he
due from You On an acc pled order signed by you
for said sun, in their ibvur when Judgment will no
taken ng Int lou for The said amount together with
SITS aud damages, # You fail TO appear nni answer
To lhe Shcrf or amy Constable OF said County greet
ing; Make egul service aud due return hereof
Given uader my hand this Ssh day II June. \. r.
lSSS. JOHN : BERRY.
Justice ot the Peace uI said Township.
II - hereby ordered that service If SUNNI ,us be
had IN this cause, b, publication at the same four
teen ',Ns on and ster Jdly 81, 1858, in the Daily
Bu'te Record new~panrr
Win IS my hand this aSIh dav Of Iune, 1853
JOHN :. BERRY. J. 4.
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Sheriff Sale.
DY vIRTuEoF A DECRETAL ORD

u1Y VIRTUE OF A DECRETAL ORDER
issued ont ofthe District Court Of the Fifteenth
Judicial District in and for Butte county and state
Of California. against GEORGE W. BROOKS, and
ELIZA A, nR00KS, his wife. and In favor of JOS
EPH GLUCKAUF, for the sum of three thousand
six hundred and ninety 600 00) dollars. with in
tereet from the 2lst day Of May, H. 1883, as spec
Hed In said order. to me directed and delivered.
commanding me to sell the mHrigeged premises
hereirafte described 10 satisfy said demands will
on Friday. the 25th Day OF june, A. y. 1858,
the hour nf two o'clock +. ot said day, In pur
suancc with the requirements Of SAID order sell at
public sale. to the hiGhcst bidder for cash, the
property des erihed in said order Of sale a. follows
To wit: That parcel of lapd lying about two miles
south from the town Of Bdwell. Rutte county. Cal
ifornia on the hill road, and known as Brooks
Ranch, containing Que hundred ard sixty acres. ac.
cording To the survey of Sd parcel of land recor>
I'd In the O. unty Recorders Office of said county,
that was located aud made by the said George W
Ilrooks,
The above sale to take place al the Court House
door, in the Town of orvyille, County and State
aforesaid.
" y. Plum. Sheriff Butte County.
0roville Juna ?nd, A. u, 1858. j2lw.
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Ferry Notice.

rr'HE UNDERSIGNED W .",,- ous.g
tu the Board OF -ui erVI-o's u" III ~ ihf =
.t their August term. 1855, Tor ~ fszF
ry license TO run Ferry at BuHs ft.''
.,iy,r-said license to ri for one yea u,rEf
,ssI-fs
Oro.tlle, Iune 26, 1859. 49,
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Notice.

4 ~. OF TIE SHARE or ,,ch ~ s.srsss
: Qlarz Nh ing G ,npanN Nv, yl W. hs d 81 Y
& qS ee SI5 I5 'i iG Gay % Of July isaa If 'Is
,'.n'. a@r. ne sale to take place q eouniy.
the comp ny al ankee iiilI' bu''e ''
a. Ct OK + d. o' '"'1 G.F wHIIEMAN, ff''
I-srru RoavRs, Secy -,
t'-. nm lime l6ih. SID.
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Notice.

A PPLTcATION viii De maize at IN next meet.
"A Ing of the Boa'd Of Snps visers or as soon
thereafter application be arr, fS laying out
a County Road from Thompsons Fla to yank,e
tlir via. Table Land, Csnnon's Rsrch d Cherck,
Ravine. {. A. SIMMONS
oregon Guleh, June lsih. lSyS-sv
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BLANKS.

Every lie. .criptiUn of RIanksexecuted on the 'ho
st notice. with unrivalled taste and neatnfs
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STATE OFFICERS.
UNITED STATES SENATORS

D. c. rolerick .... .......,.. ....'
u. 5. .REPRESENTATlyssc c... seou |
I. hchiDben.,... ..''''"''"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-02-12

Tic tho ma.ter--n, they most assuroily g1, before
the quarrel is over,
from the Vermont Patriot, Jan 20.
To SEVERAL CoRRrspovnrvts There Sc no
necessity for saying To much about tho matters 0l
ludcd t. last vtok. No allrsion would ever have
been made to them had 1t not been for tho insolcnco
Of n few who seem to have arrived ut the conclusion
that they are the only people li,in---hDrcab-uts
Some Of us have spent too much time end money in
tho cause to be turned ont TO grass by mon who up
poit tho party only when it suits their nice ilcas o.
do So. some Of US nrc somcwlot disiuciu,d to be
kicked by cr'pplcs. 1t is true tHot tbc uneasy
rcstloIs SET who are trying g. mako trouble uppu.
sed the Kansas act to tho best Of their ability and
aided the Black Republicans In reducing ,pr party
In the state to it, present condition; still We 0rc
willing TO let tInt pass, on one uditiu0, however
Those who sustained the kansns act, shall net be
abused and villiHcd. Upon hli condition We SINH
insist and bad a. lief fight about it ms NIT and
shall fight n6Jut it, it necessary. We arc villiu.
for c,u1hty--but the white mun must be rs c5-d ns
the nj ger There arc men iu the party who Lnvo
never linchoi and there are men who always fin-h
they ninchcd ON the sub-trcl5urv--ticy fiueiCl 900
the Nicholson lottcr--thoy fiuohcl ON Tcxgs-thsv
fiuchcd on the Mexican var-thcy fia,hcl rn the
Kansas issuc--ihcv always finch when the wind
blows. The party Is n'urrielt IN ticirc-tina.iou.
We shall submit ~ their citation %. long as ,y.
can bear ito their iHsol.uca ami 1ic-f.n. r.rrr
The party have ceased uriu. 2, slti.iv tIem f.rI
cann't be done We have ail G.lt f.r,,ar.. tn' DO
would boz better for all concerned, # tl.y wuujI g.,
somewhere whore they would feel o. home. -.r.-
where, where they would fri men and measures
that in dogs age. would suit them. -tIl
there is nothing IN the Contribution t.at comp. j..
them to do any thing else than hang on % the .m-
ocratie party, finding fault with cv,ryh DIV aH1
making fuss about every thing, We 31l' submit
70 Il, when it DOGS not become oy,|Ht-'r uulsarr-
bio.
Everything i. no, t, our MIMI v.a tie
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-02-12
yNYVTU CONCHrsS.


W,eurNc7ov Fob i'm
H. ri. c.,.,.,,
''''h' i"o 'oIH'u' I"'I'h % VIC VII Eru"-
ting pensions 70 officers and soldiers of the
w., ortsto ,.........i ,u,u ON. e
NW "I i'i- WIS postponed VII INC @fIh OF
February.
's'.--A l"G' p'rl''h "I 'N' cav ""o
evening Of Gidly was occupied IN the di,Jr.
10
"'. '"'l' W w. N'l'I'iH't''I'" "'-'I' ''
rrcvant n vote on Mr. Iarrig' resolution r.
c..r;r,. a., p.,.;1,,,.. ,t..,..., o.l 49,
l'Ir'n% une fr'S'"' hVs H"'aG' "'0 IH'
Tac,,nrt,n Constitution t,. s,1ac, commit
49,. - ar. r.. L..I1
'-' '' ''''i"' iI'' was '-'>'' Wy '''c ~
cnmpt1uitos h-caus' the truths may thus W.
cIi'it'd' which would h. suppressed w'r' 'hc
subject to b' referred to the packed c7mmll-
tee on Tori'ori.s. Il was a pitched h't''e'
and La"omlton was in til" minority.
The House was in session wa''"7 hours,
during which the yeas and nays were
c'Iled forty two times. Tho following
IS specimen Of the pro- 'oding' Ut the
"S,'' ,''s'''' previous % ''' ''f''.
member. l,ing in tbeii .ca,. a gentleman +, ,l,
crowd wished TO know whe'.erho crol imoee '.a,o
,ao.cene. ''' .
The speaker said +, woulloot be in oria, e4ae1r
W W. T f NJ, 'I pl., ,,,.a p, ,.- Ola.
morning hour hal expired. tLaugh,er) Tho
E,oa n3n n'y' were continually NL'n p'a2''l|
Mr. Warren Of Ark. suggested a, they bad b.,n
-, ,.ng '4zagSa on Man. taa' h3 Ge,'Sr do IT.
Mr. pavi. Of Mis-. rose to PRIVILEGED auesH m,
1-i-c lUot 20 f.'i Lis
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-02-12

Sixteen hundred rifles wore manufactured
at the Amory in Windsor, during The month
Of January last. About one hundred and
twenty mon are AT present employed at that
establishment.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-02-12

\ Utah correspondent Of the New Orleans
PicJyuue says One Bishop (Johnson by
nancy has for wives four sisters. his own
nisccs. Another saint has his own half Sis
ter and another mother and her daughter
for wives
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-02-12
TIE ATFRAYiN CONGRESS.
WA.nIEa1oN. Eli. Ii

" AaLiNL4JN, ItD, I'll.
Tao ARRAY in the Hous, on Saturday morn.
ing sill affords an animated subject Of con-
yorsation, but there is no probability that
any further difficulty will occur between the
two principal b5lligerents, growing cut Of tho
enc lunt.r.
Friends Of Mr. Keitt, who were in the
meeting, say lie was not knocked down by
Mr.. Grow, but was wrenched from hi. hold
on the latter by Mr., Reuben Davis, who in.
tererad as reacc-maker; and further, that
as Mr. kcitt prome1itatod no disturbance
with Mr.. Grow, he the more sincerely regrets
tho occurrence
The Union Of this morning reads Mr. Har-
ri,, Of H., out of the party, calling him and
the Democrats who acted with him, Il littls
eorrorai's guard Of rencgades
WASHINGTON, Feb. 9th
The President has not had liz reception
today, as is his usual custom, but hos de-
voted his time to the crisis and is consultin.
members Of Congress It is rumored
about tn. city this evening that notes ola
b,lIg-reut character have passed between
VITO or three gentlemen, growing ont Of tho
fracas which occurred in the IIous.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-02-12

s. LorIs, FEB :
The Nistrort correspondent Of the Repub-
lican says that difficulties have broken out at
II. Scott, Kansas, and that a requsition
has been made On the Governor for tro5ps.
ST. Louis, Feb g
The Loavenwor.h correspondent Of the
Democrat says that bill providing for
Constitution, had passed the Kansas L:.isla.
turo
Lawrence letters in the Lcavenworth M
pera contain the proceedings Of the Board Of
Commissioners to investigate the Election
Frauds. Mclean, the Chief Clerk in the
Surveyor Generals Office, testified to having
sent the returns Of both Elections to Platte
City, at Calhoun's request. That he had no,
Seen them since, and that Delaware Cros in.
Returns had never been received at Lecomp.
ton. This was doubted, and Sheriff Walker
was despatched to Lecompton to search Cal.
houn's Office, and found buried in the ground
under wood-pilo, the identical returns
which Mclean swore to having sent to Platte
City
Gov. Denver, the Speaker Of the House and
the President Of the Senate examined him.
and he svore they We're the same returns that
Calhoun counted on tho l4th ult., that the
Delaware Crossing returns Were among them,
footing $40 votes. Previous to this deponent
had testified to having given tho Delaware
Crossing Returns to Calhoun at Weston
County, subsequent To the count at Lecomp-
ton. 1t was said that evidence would be-
produced Of his preventing Calhoun from
having tire return, when he counted the 9th.
.r votes Writ, had been issued for Mclean
and sherwood. who had lied to escape arrest.
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CosMoToLIIAN ART AssocIATIoN.-Th an
nual award Of premiums by this association
has been postponed to the 2ith Of March next
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TIE PRESIDENTS SPECIAL MES.


~ S.,.,s ~. c.,.,, 49,, Dr..;I,,,+ sc q, ,,,,.
~
we n'p' ''' 'nd mas now o''h reached IN
that direction. \ document 50 utterly
rlrtjz1r in it's t,no. s, v,nomous in its
s,;ni, e, d,.;n-,,. ,,1 .r,a,.nl,. r,,., - -.
.,.',7'. :,
tenlr' as TINS dstmaniiesto OF Mr.. Buchanan
W. trust will never again be sent to the
r,,i..r r.,,, ~, VII, tr,,,., l.. .,,,,,,,,
,-,l la.. 49,. nv o"p''
'o." nav. '-'n as sweet nlo jefferson
would have given q fairor history Of the
o~,,.s +, ,r,r,s.,s =, ro,,t, ponri,io,ns or
course n,ad m assistance to discover at
g.al,- It's mpl,.rIls p'ry-rsj3n,, and Demo-
crIts, if thew will accent recent and bioh
n,u,,,n,.;, .,..;...... ...,,...,.I.,.
- ',.A.'- t''''in my n5'o NOT Dc leu us'fay
or confirmed IN error by 1t.
leaving the rest, let us, ut three import
m. minis c,nr,r, tbo ~, ,ss,,, with Tho al.
49,, '''' o0
"e.' OF VT ir!' T. Stanton ez-S9cretary
onlr2c2ntly acting Governor Of the Terri
to-~, to tie pajrla Of the United States, is.
sud bat day or two before the Message.
Mr.. Blchanon proceeds throughout upop
the asspmrti,n tint tbo rro.s,,yorv fct;,r
Of the Inhabitants who have CENTRALIZED
.,,l..a,..,n, NJ.
u-i i'''-1N b'''i"u''"'' "'V '"e pco-
p'e oil Alns1S Mr. Stanton tells rs that
this, N n are "fie WoyH norton Of a small
.,,,,..,..,, K.,.-., tr.
l!o graf mass OF the nina 9ltants OF the
4.rrltlry VIZ dls'ltlsh d with the local 60
5Iln any anu earnestly uehlea inc validity
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LAwRrNcr, Feb. :
More troubles are brewing in the vicinity
Of Fort Scott. Tho settlers have been driven
out and Ilundorcd, and force is gathering
for their relief y bloody fght is thought to
be imminent