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The daily Butte record., 1858-09-11
Notice.

A Lt SHARES IN TUE UNION MINING COM
- parry On WHOA the assess rsnts Tor MAY June
md july 1858, remaining unraid wiIl h. sald NJ
Fairfield Bar for said Asses meats on the Goth dsy
of August 1853 At one o'clock r. NJ 10 paw said as
time. l. NJ OiERRAIJ So r. NJ a.,
FsTas Bar, July ~ 1875
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For Sale or Rent.

rNuE FIRE.PRo0F WAREHOUSE ON MONT
u gouery street. rear tho ditch Goods taken
op Storage atthe lowest rates. Apply to
ylQ GEO. A.EMERY,
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Notice.
$40 REWARD

SLE N. ON the Miners Ranch, on Friday
0evet inf. sep ember al. n Douhe. .harreIet sIjt,f
GUN ondon m msde--ensraved nn the barrel ..R.el
Twist" It has wooden Glide lat holds The barrel
and stock q geihes, and hs. screw on the ram.
rod, which 10 not screwed entirely on I wuuld
thsnk the Tux Collectors, my per~cn else 10 Give
IN eye to the ahovs. JAZZ TROCGHTON
August 7th, 1883.
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-11
Notice.

NOTICE " HERERy GIVEN TO the stockho,d
~ ers In the Forty Mine u ttty-six Quartz Min
ING .omrany. 'bst there VIII be NEE ing Of the
socth tcrs nj the cfice Of the Company. al nm
Wee Iii'i. Or son Ta~ nehip. Ruttc Cunty, en- Wed.
nesda, The dav Of October, enc thousand 2 nh,
n"ndrd nn'i hny.rghi. ~ on- oclock p NJ. of said
day, for the e ction Of three Trusees 10 serve 'or
!he ens.i, yea A full attendance Of slockt olders
u Desired. py order
JHo "a. vuRN. eecr "ary
Yankee nm. Aug. 2Tih, 1855. t.usoy tot,
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Sheriff'S S Sale.
ENY EINTUE OE A Dccrctnl nrL

IA
HF tSsn"d out of the District court ~ the 1T
~t''" nf California, nVHirst eINON GArR ,SS T. md
W WhAt ING. nnc in favcr Of rocco VAR
C'El.lA. f"r the sum of Five iIrt dred and Fi't,
No'lPre. trnCi'i fpht. md tho frihr no nf Three
Nunir"' NJ II lhri, four "tu'y five ore-hun,lrth he
noHrS interest. toc'"h,r with cupI initr VI thereon
from the dnie of his decree. and th,ty per cn
h"r'o" for n t"rncl's irrs, ard III, further sum d
lh'rty i've twenty me hundrcths nollnrs costs ~
ahtt. and aV .crriillp ~sts of sni writ. Ia me di
r"c'eh md d"ii' e-rd. e. NINA ding to sell me
m"r'Rngrd pr"msrs hrrcnarc- dpecrihch 10 snt #,
$it drInhh"s. hv " "n ~ esdH, The 9ith Of Nu
gust u 1SAS nj tic hotr Uf Two ~, lock r " of
-hld d"N ~ pursuance ot the requirements ~ euit
writ. viii sell nj pu' r sale to the highest ltdd,.
for cHsr TIE property dcScrhed ~ sn ,,der of sal.
as lt"wS, 10 VII: That li"c" ar lurccl nf hLd sii
nalfd III N" town of brnVli'. CO. MY md <iutt
aforesaid, commencement on the norhcrv ne OF
Hiid street, t6 frpt tnsttrl, tro.' the month .cn,
erlv corner "f m street aud Hunt, ON street
running nl"nC the said norl 'rly e of BIRD ar, 81
eaStrrh 32 te"t. therse NJ right grs nrrthclv s.
'ec, th"n'e nj right nn"cs westerly 30 feet thrrcp
NJ ric h ~ giles s"uher, 50 feet t. Ihr II nc or ,gu
ln"t down ON ihr CNi~l nrp nf N i town. togrthe,
wir' Ell mt sing lar the trren,nts. hrrediancrt,
ara ar' urien'n"'s ihereu"io belonging or In alN
wise nrprrlHinrg.
Tn" above snl" to tnke ,'i,ce NJ the Court Ilcus
i"or III the town ot OrOville County aud state nfore
sali
" d PLUH, Sheriff Bune C0unfv.
'TnvlIc Aug lh 1858
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Justices Summons.

STAT r. OF FCALIFORNIA, ,COVNY OF
- tutte. ss-In Justice's Cnurt. Oro rownsbie -
The Ve'pis Of The einte cf Cn ifornin Ia William
casio Greeting: Sou are hereby sommOred tn M.
pear hsfn'e me at my Office IN oro Township in the
cnunt of Butte, on the Goth dny Of July A. ~ isSs
nj 10 o'clock A. TO answer the ccmrlnnt ~ Tho.
mns Lanhnm. who SUES tn recover the sum ~ one
hundred and forty eight eighty four one hundrelh~
tSl4S sI) DollnIs. on nccount OF Ronri Furnished
nnd money loaned loaned 4" ycn by Piainiin, from
Mafch sist. 70 may 3lst. 1883, when judgment will
he taken aRninst yor for tho nforeraid n~ourt to-
gether With co.is you TAIL TO app, nr and and an
swer. To the Sheriff or nny Con table Of ,nid coun-
~: Make legal service ard due return hereof Civ.
en- under my hand, this 5,h dav of July, A. u. 1854,
JOSEPH r. nEwEI.
sas,'ee nf tire Prrce rf said Town.hip.
ordered Tint The above Summons hs rub
ished In the Butte Rec rd once week for three
weeks. JOs r. DfWEI
po3w JnFtr- of the Pence
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Notice.
Dissolution Notice.

VIE COPAkTnFRsHiP HERErlFbRE EX
- itiing between II. u Garnham and J. Lo.
wocd, IL this Gay d-soiyed b. mutual consent. The
business IN future will to c,nd' cted ty J. Lock
wood to whom oil bills against the nrm mrst h,
presented Tor payment, and 10 whom all bills du,
the nsrn must be paid.
N cARNHAM.
l. J. i.oCKN OOD.
0rovs'le. July al ssHs iysIl lw
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-02-06

TIE DOCToRs STORY Doctor, will you be so
kind as to come in and see my husband? lie is
very sick, said pae-laced little woman, as she
emerged from low, illconstructed dwelling,
and stood astride my path, as if fearful would
not heed her request.
| had been riding, since sunrise, in the coun-
try, and was returning to my city home, when
was thus accosted. 1t was bitter cold morning
in winter, and the winds howled tearfully,
dering it altogether cheerless within and around
the sick mans dwelling. AS | entered, he ex-
tended his shrivelled hand and thanked me for
condescendng to visit one so destitute as him
self -Four long weeks have | been lying here,
and during that time no one, save my broken
hearted wife, has been witness to my sufierlngs.
Here the invalid ceased, and sank back on his
pillow, evidently exhausted. looked about me,
at the pale dispirited woman, the hard straw bed
on which the sick man wan reclining, at the tat
tered blankets that partly concealed his wasted
form, at the rickety chair and broken table, all
of which presented the most cOmfortless aspect
/ sat down beside him and carefully dealt out
some medicine, which | well knew would be of
little use to him, unless he we're furnished with
the necessares of life. did not say great deal,
somehow could not fnd words To express my
feelings. pitied them deeply, and did not think
| could soOn forget them and when l. was about
to leave assured the modest little woman | would
call again the next day but on reaching my
home cares and duties multiplied The ensuing
day was fine and sunny, and pleasure excursion
with my family was the result.
Thus week passed before was at liberty to
make my visit OF charity. On entering the low
rooted cottage again, what sight met my eyes
Stretched upon the miserable couch, hitherto de-
scribed, were two inanimate forms, the husband
and wife. | never can forget that scene, or cease
to reproach myself for so negleclng my duty. |
might have saved the life of the latter, and anne
liorated the suflerings of the former what little
time he remained i'll this world Of tears May
God forgive me
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-02-06
TRINITY JOURNAL.

LEGIsLATIvE.-On Friday week the Assembly
adjourned for the purpose, they said, of giving
committees time, but really to allow members to
go to San Francisco There was not quorum of
the Assembly left in the city. committee of
the two Houses was sent to investigate affairs at
the State Prison. 1t is doubtful whether their
condition will be improved this session Stokes,
of San joaquin, has introduced Fugitive Slave
BILL which nobody expects to pass An act a
mendng the Funding law of Siskyou county has
passed the Senate.
In the Senate, bill has been introduced and
referred, requiring the State Treasurer TO pay
the expenses of the Indian war in the Northern
part of the State. On Monday week an attempt
was made to take from the table the Assembly
resolution endorsing the course of Senator Doug
las and in opposition to the Administration. In
the course of the debate several members who
announced their adherance to Douglas were ap
planded
The foregoing are the most important passages
from last weeks report, which came to late
Moreover, it was written so scatteringly that sew
eral men we're required to read it. Information
should be tery important before the writer can
afford to make it utterly ncomprehensible.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-02-06

old fellow, and good church goer, buthe would
get shaky' on cider. One meeting day the par
sor gave out that the newt Sunday he would give
'glariug sinners regular dressing down. On
the appointed day the Parson began--' where is
toe drunkard ? The Deacon rose IN his pew and
exclaimed, meekly. 'here be- 7 aud stood peni-
tently u'.til the preacher had inishcd his pccul-
lar beseting sin, then sat down. Next the min
lister asked, where is the h pocriteT Nobody
rose, but after long silence the Deacon reach
iLg across she pew-rS.il, poked the Squire in the
ribs and said, loud enough for all to hear, why
dom: you rise, Squire FL did when be called
for me 7
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INsTRuoTING INDIANS Flora a nice sensible
girl of Placervillc. says in the Democrat that it is
great pity the Digger Indians were not ten or
fifteen thousand miles off, that benevolent church
people could send them shirts, petticoats and BIZ
bles and ntercede for their souls at prayer meet
ings. 1t strikes her mighty powerful that they
might be taught in Sunday School, and on week
days instructed how TO make their own clothes
She wishes that some pious Christians would
reach out hand and help pull the poor creatures
out of the eternal burnings they are everlasting
ly preaching about She would like to help.
If Flora will come to the Weaverville School
she will see several intelligent Indian children,
who can spell and read, and who receive as care
fu instruction, behave as d1corousls, and recite
as intelligently as their pale-faeed play fellows
a fact credabe to the people who send them TO
school, and to the kind and patient nstructress
who has shown them the way from barbarism 10
Christian light.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-02-06
TIE HIN GS.

THE BIGGEST WOMAN Ia the world lives ut Salt
Lake. She Is called Big Amy
A THIEF Was arrested in Baltimore, having on
bis person nine skeleton keys and N. Y. Tribune.
A PRINTER wants TO know how many sheets
1t takes to make q token Of love-
ONE OF THE PRISONERS in the Illinois Penltenti-
ary teaches sunday school In the establishment
Two METHODIST PREACHERS, of North Carroll
ma, were put through course of discipline for
rolling ten pins Pous people down there.
A YOUNG LADY OF Cincinnati became so at.
tached to mocking- bird tba, at its death she
tried to kill herself with the scissors
A LOCOMOTIVE on one of the Eastern railroads
Is called, Il Still Live That's moro than all
the passengers can say at the end OF the journey.
THERE is a family n Ohio so lazy, that 1t
takes two Of them TO sneeze--one to throw the
head back, and the other to make the noise.
Mn. SMITH, wish TO speak to you privately
Permit me TO take you apart for few moments.
Smith, (who is not in the least alarmed)-Cer-
tanly, sir, If you will put me together again.
A GAMBLER, who had been thrown out Of the
window for cheating at cards, was compelled by
his friends never to play again except on the
ground floor
Ir's AIsY ENOUGH said Pat, to build chin
ney--you how'd up one brick aud put another
UNDER good many people attempt to build
fortunes on this equitable principle.
ALL REPORTS as to character deal largely In
exaggeraton. Il never knew says wise man,
any one either as good or as bad as be was rep
resented
A cULPRIr, being asked what he had to say
why sentence of death should not be recorded
against him, replied, he had nothing to say, as
too much bad been said already
AN EXCHANGE PAPER, announcing persons
decease, says: His names are committed to
that bourne whence no traveller returns, attended
By h. friends
AN ENGLISH WRITER says, In his advice to
young married women, that their mother Eve
married gardener. 1t might be added that the
gardener, in consequence of his match, lost his
situation.
In SPEAKING OF learned sergeant who gave
confused and tedious explanation OF some paint
of law Curran observed that whenever the grave
counsellor endeavored to unfold principle of
law, il put him in mind Of q fool whom he once
saw struggling a whole day to open an oyster
with rolling pin.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-02-06

JEALOUS MISTRESS EvS-Adam used to 90 to
Heaven in the evening to pray. One :'pie, Satan
made a friendly Coil at Adam, residence, and
she, not knowing where her husband had gone,
was little petuent anG lonesome. Scan told
her that Adam had gone to Heaven to call on
another woman-he supposed il was all right he
was averse to making mischief in families, but,
really, the conduct of her husband was remark.
able, in thus leaving so beautiful a VT ome: alone.
He then took Eve to fountain and showed her
picture of the woman her husband was in the
habit of visiting Adam came home, after n
while, and got regular blowing up, and they
made so much noise about it that both were turn
ed out of Paradise.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-02-06

BOUND TO RIDE, ANYHow.--Two young vaga-
bonds were riding on the ta-board Of an omni
bus, when passenger, opening the door, knocked
one OF them, heels up, into the mud. He picked
himself up quickly, however, and in a moment he
had regained his old ce-addressing his com
rade with | say, Jim, they'se no business to
have these cussed doors in the homnibuses, but
yer see wat accidents they cause to passengers
Use in hopes they'll make some improvements in
the building ov 'em, SO t ii be more safer for us,
but Pm bound TO ride, anyhow
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-02-06

OATH OF THE HIGHLANDERS.-Aft the massa-
ere at Cawnpore, company of lIighlanders ar
rived at that place of skulls, and finding the
remains of one of Gen. Wheeer's daughters, they
removed the hair from her head, and sent part to
her surviving friends. The remainder was equal
ly divided among them each soldier counted the
number of hairs that fell to his lot, and then
swore by Heaven and the God that made him,
that for each particular hair an enemy should die
by his hands.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-02-06

RUSSIAN REPAIRs.-The Emperor of Russia Is
quietly repairing damages which the allied pow
ers inflicted on him during the late war. He is
raising his sunken ships and clearing out the
harbor of Sebastopol, preparatory to rebuilding
those wonderful granite docks which the French
and English Engineers found it so difficult tC
blow to atoms. American Engineers and mechan-
les are employed in this arduous business, The
Emperor is also building eight or ten new steam-
ships of war--a majority of whica he has con
tracted for In the United States
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-02-06

DEVIL IN MEETING Rowland Hill always got
angry at any disturbance in the congregation
Once, hearing a oommoton In the gallery, he
stopped preaching, and exclaimed
What's the matter there The devil seems to
have got among youv
plain, country looking man Immediately
started to his feet, and addressing Hill in reply,
said
No, sir. 1t arn't the devil is doing IT it's u
fat lady wots tainted, and she's very fat 'un,
cir, as don't seem likely to come to again in u
hurry
Oh, that's it, is 1t 2 observed Mr.. Ill., then
beg the lady's pardon--and the devil too
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-02-06

CHINESE BABY TowER.--In Shanghai they have
pagoda filed with the bones Of children. Cot
fins are DEAR and when the children of the poor
die they are wrapped with straw and bamboo aud
thrown in the tower When the receptacle has
been filled the authorities burn the heap aud
spread the ashes over the land. The spectator,
looking at the bamboo bundles, may imagine
that they move with life, but it is only the crawl
ing Of worms.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-02-06

PETRIFYING STREAM.-The Placerville argus
says that there is little stream which empties
into Shasta Valley, about twenty miles west of
the Great Butte, which possesses the singular pro-
perty of encrusting everything which falls into
its waters with complete coat of stone. Flow
ers, leaves, grass, pine buds, and things Of that
sort, will become completely enameed in the
course OF week or so, retaining in the process
their natural form.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-02-06

DREADFUL SCENE IN A THEATER hundred
persons were lately trampled to death in a thea
ter at Leghorn, during play representing the
threw themselves from boxes and windows, and
were killed the crowd rushed for the door and
wedged fast in the passage. The sentlncls were
ordered to stop the passage, and planting their
muskets in the door, ran many of the front rank
through with their bayonets.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-02-06

JOKE ON A NEGLIGENT OFFGCrAL.--A story IL
told OF the revenge taken by Nantucket ship
master, against United States Consul, who was
very rarely TO be found in his Office although
upon his sign were the words 'In from 10 to | ;
The ndignant captain, after trying to find the
Consul several days without success, took paint
brush aud altered the official sign 80 as to read 49,
ten to one he IL not in
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-02-06

EFFECT OF MARRIAGE ON CHARAoTER-Cha
acter is never the same after marriage as before
There is new impetus given by it to the powers
OF thought and affection, inducing them to diff
ferent activity, and deciding what tendencies are
hencefOrtb to take the lead In the action of the
mind whether the soul is TO spread his wings for
higher fight than it has hitherto ventured, or
to sit with closed pinions content to be Of earth
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-02-06

HEAVEN HELP THE SANTs.-Tbere is great
deal of military enterprise developing just now.
Everywhere companies are organizing to fight
the Mormons. What a multitude of Generals,
Majors and Colonels there will be after a while
1t will be an implied insult to address stranger
otherwise than by an exalted military title.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-02-06

EXAMPLE or THE CHURCH SPIRE,--Some one,
writing from Downievile, says that in the fire the
church spire stood long after the surrounding
buildings had fallen, like dying Christian, az,
while his strength rapidly fails, his faith grows
brighter, aud pointing upward to the skies he in-
vites all about him to meet him in heaven, and as
he falls into the sleep of death, his last look is
heaVen-Ward.'
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-02-06

DETERMINED LOvER.-A Mr.. Smith, Coroner Of
San Mateo county, lately married young lady
of San Francisco. The mother forbade the mar
riage and put the girl in close quarters, but the
lover sued out writ of habeas corpus, and that
failing he issued writ Of attachment and had
both mother and daughter brought into court, and
married the latter. This is the most powerful
attachment we ever heard of.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-02-06

PETER what are you doing to that boy p ask
ed schoolmaster.
: lie wanted to know, If you take ten from sew.
enteen, how many will remain 50 took ten of
his apples to show him, and now he want me to
give them back
well, why don't you do it
Cos, sir, he would forget how many are left.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-02-06

LIdnr READNd.--The Marysville .NetOS tells of
a neighbor who has read and pondered several
tons OF law books, without interfering in the
slightest degree with his honest pursuits, or the
natural excellence of his heart.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-02-06
Don't WRITE ON NEwsrArrRs.--Th postal Law

DoN'T WRITE ON NEwsPAPERs.-The postal law
says;
There shall be, no word or communication
printed on the newspaper, periodical or maga-
zine, after its publication, or upon the wrapper or
cover thereof, nor any writing or marks upon it,
except the name and address of the person to
whom il is sent
A transgression of this subjects the paper to
letter postage.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-02-06

sentence of death in Pennsylvania, for murder
OF late years it has been the custom in that State
not to name the day of execution Of women, thus
the sentence TO life Imprisonment.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-02-06

fully acknowledge the kind manner in which the
excellent journals of Shasta we're pleased to
speak of this paper and its people. Shasta is
much indebted, for its note and importance abroad,
to the dignity and ability which has always char
acterized its press.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-02-06

THREE OBsERvATIoNs.--There are two kinds OF
guniuses--the clever and the too clever.
Nothing ever touched the heart OF a reader that
did not come from the heart OF writer.
There is an alchemy in high heart which
transmutes other things TO its own quality.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-02-06

REMOVAL or THE STATE PRIsoN.--It has been
proposed to locate the State Prison at Folsom
where there are extensive stone quarries at which
the prisoners may be exercised prodtably to the
State,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-02-06

I'M GONG TO SEE MoTHEn.'-In the beautiful
Mesila Valley little boy died of grief at the loss
of his mother. She had left him few days be-
fore, and gone to the country extending inward
from Deaths Gate. I'm going to see Mother
said he, softly, and shut the door of life and
walked up the stairway leading to PARADISE
Hge
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-02-06

WANTED ! The owner of purse of gold dust
left with the house of Bull, Baker a Co, ir this
place, some two or three years since. William
Lush is the party delinquent.
But is not this a singular sort Of thing to ad
vcrtise, the owner of purse of gold dusty Who
could forget purse of gold dust, especially in
these piping times of dullness Alas! the poor
fellow who may have worked and sweated many
day for this purse of gold dust--who may have
ben awake for hours during many night in.
dulgng in countless prospective joys to be pro.
cured with this same purse of gold--alas we
repeat, he may long since have lain down in the
still embrace Of death, and thus forgotten his
purse of gold dust Shasta Courier.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-02-06

ECLIPsEs.-There are to be four excpses this
year partial eclipse Of the moon on the 9th
of February, eclipse of the sun on the 18th Of
March, partial moon eclipse Aug, Gath, and to-
tai eclipse of the sun on the 7th Of September.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-02-06

HcsoIrAL AZ RNAs--Wm. Frank Stewart, in
his Nicaragua work, d scribcs the hospital of the
fillibusters at Ri,~s 1t is horrible picture
That filthy eleton there. with just dirty flesh
enough to hide ihe boz 's, was wounded, many
months az. at Messaya. He is nearly naked but
having no cltthcs, he is less liable to annoyance
from vervin. lie is very feeble and thin in flesh,
aud will tell you that he is ravenously hungry I;
hut then, he gets hi ration of weak mule soup
and a valab~sh Of weaker cocoa-why, then,
should he complains
On that raw hide bed lies another ghastlJ thing;
that VAS ouca lientenant IN the army of destl-
ny'-a brave, good fellow, belonging the the Ri
hes--he los' leg In the memorable Siege Of
Granada. His parents are wealtny citizens of
LouiSipna-and ere the Devil put Nicaragua in
his hean, he was wont to feast upon the good
things of life hut now his vutured stomach
yearns for the very swi!l which is lavshed upon
his fathers swine.
Think not, my humane friends, that the picture
is Observation-Disclosures not that am calling your
attention to extreme cases these are only the
beginning of fsorrows-which scarcely constitute
n tithe of what is to be seen in that living sepul-
chrr. More than one hundred breathing shadows
at humanity lie writhng there in the most ago
nizing tortures. Some are groaning in noxious,
fntd rooms, literally strangling with the stencil
of their own rottenness. Others are stretched, in
a nude state, upon hard, filthy couches,-begrm-
med with fly drt--burnpg up with fever while
the torrid sun blazes full full in their CHASTITY
faces quickening into life the loathsome mag
gots, even in their very nostrs.
O thrice blessed is the suffering wretch who
finds relief in death lie is then, for the last
time trundled into a filthy dead room rolled up
on filthy board-hastily carried to the burying
ground-and, in his filthy rags, without he trib-
ute of a prayer, tear, or sgh is tumbled into
n narrow Lole in the earth-hured- the
trouble is over. This tcas the Hospital Mt Rivas