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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-05-13
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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-05-13
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A LARGE supply Of all styles and qualities,
N to which we invite the special attention Of
buyers. ys McBETH G GIBSON.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-05-13
sPRING STYLES FOR 1883,
MRS. SARAH D. KING,
MILLINER AND MANTUA.MAKER

MILLINER AND MANTUA.MAKER,
.'s MAIN STREET, MARTHUR, o., PlaI
IHAS just received her Spring supply Of ~
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GIMPS, LACES. RIBBONS, FRENCH
r.. AND AMERICAN FLOWERS
tst COLLARS, BORDERS,
SILK MITS, &C.,
to all Of which she respectfully invites the attsn-
ton of tho Ladies. Ia leulilfhni u4d.-
Bleaching and Trimming will be done on shcfs
notice and In the latest style. Lsdiss srsinvitsd
to call and examine her goods and prices, ans
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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-05-13
Fine Paper.

WE have some of the best foolscap, letter
w and note paper over brought to Macarthur,
which We are selling at very low rates. .
MCBETH q GIBg0H.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-05-13
Take Notice I!

THE undersigned WILL TAKE WHEAT
i at the market price, delivered at the Near
thur Steam Mill, in payment Of debts due
him. t.0 +. SHADES,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-05-13

TO TEACHERS AND OTHERS.
VXTE have made arrangements by which we
w can order School Books in quantities and
have them here in three days. We can, there
fore, supply teachers at Cincinnati retail prices
Orders solicited. McBETH & GIBSON.
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-24
Base Scryulty.


The Sacramento Mercury attributes
the defeat of the Pacific Railroad Bill
to Senator Broderick, and says that
''his course was eminently calculated
to arouse the strongest opposition from
the South" If that is the case then
the reason given by the Southern MEM
bcrs Qvcrson and others) for opposing
it, were false. If the Mercury speaks
truly, these Southern Senators rose in
their places in the United States SEN
ate, and uttered deliberate falsehoods,
and opposed great National measure,
because Senator Brodcrick had refused
TO abandon Democratic principles and
support Lccompton. We do not be-
lieve that the Southern Senators who
voted to postpone the Railroad Bill
would do an act SO base, or be govern
cd in their votes by any course that
other Senator's might pursue. We be-
licve they opposed it for the reasons
given by Iverson and others.-because it
was not Southern road.
Supposing the Mercury to be correct
supposing Southern Senators capable
Of being governed by such motives
what does it imply why, simply that
those who would favor tho passage Of
an important national measure, must
bow down to those gontlemen-ab aban'
don their national principles - their
honor aud manhood---and first aid in
the triumph of sectionalism. On the
the other side we are told that the Re-
publican Senators voted to postpone the
bill because the lying Legislature oI
California had endorsed the Lecompton
swindle. These are strange motives to
govern honorable Senators upon mca-
sure Of national Importance. National
men must become the tools of section
if they would secure the passage Of ma.
tional measures. What base servility
will these con,ending factions and see-
tional fools require next'
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-24

es- The Commodore brought news from
victoria to the 18th. She does not bring
much news in addition TO that brought BY
tho former arrival. Mr.. Hicks. Of the How.
ard House. on Pacific street. San Francisco
one Of the returned miners. who has been In
the mines three months, says that two mon
in two weeks took out So, 400. on Sailors
Bar. He aud his party have made from 81
70 $40 day. Miners are packing dirt and
working dry diggings with good success
above Fort Hope.
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-24
4 Leeonptsu LIssI on tho Dead.

LeeVhPton LtDcs vi suC b11us
VIM. Carey Jones, son.in-law Of Col.
Benton, urged thereto by the demon Of
Lecomptonism, has denied through the
Washington Union that the Colonel was
anti-Lecompton in his views. The Le-
compton press have retailed this denial
throughout the length and breadth of
the land. Mr.. Francis p. Blair, was
the authority for Mr.. Benton's decla-
rations Of hostility to the Lecompton
fraud, and it was understood that he
would publish reply to Mr.. Jones on
the 2lst. of May--one day after the
sailing Of the last steamer from New
York. The biography of Mr.. Benton
in Appletonls New American Cyclope-
dia, states that Mr.. Benton, "zealously
opposed the administration Of Buchan.
and inclined TO unite with the opposi.
ton that presented itself in the Repub-
lican party" This was revised by Mr..
Benton a month previous to his de-
cease, and had the assertion been incor-
ect it would not have escaped his
eagle eye. There are thousands of
Democrats who believe in a fair prac-
tical application Of the principles Of the
national Democracy, and who oppose
the attempt Of the Lecomptonites to
defeat their operation but we imagine
that, there are but few who would
abandon their platform to unite with
the Republican party. No national
minded man can abandon the principle
Of Popular Sovereignty, so long as we
have a single Territorial organization,
to join the Republicans or the Lecomp-
tonits. These parties are founded up
on sectional grounds which cannot be
tolerated in the bosom of the patriot,
who would see his country contented
and prosperous.
The ordeal to which the principles of
the Democracy have been subjected
during the present Congress has pro-
ven their efficacy and justncss to meet
the emergency for which they were in
tended. They have been abandoned
by those who care more for sectional
institutions than for the prosperity OF
the nation.
Undoubtedly this passage in the BIZ
ography of Mr.. Benton refers to his op-
position to the Lecompton intcrpreta-
tion Of Popular Sovereignty, and his
iclination to aid in crushing out of ex-
istence the foul treachcry to the Ma
tional principles Of the Democracy.
To what straits are these sectional
skunks driven when they resort to such
libcls upon the distinguished dead to
sustain their treason
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-24

.GS- BY the wisdom of the majority in
Congress, the Kansas question is settled."-
Statesman.
Exactly. Settled after the manner in
which long John Wentworth. of Chicago,
warded off a blow aimed at his lame should
ers by heavy hickory cane. Long John
says, 1--WE warded off the first blow with
our head" The majority in Congress will
ward off the result of their actions with
their heads.
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-24
PIumas County Convention.

We have received letter from Nelson
Point, dated June Goth. which states that
the Democratic Convention for Plumas coun-
ty has just adjourned. Every thing pass
ed of quietly until the election Of delegates
to the State Convention, when the Lecomp-
ton issue was raised by voting against Hon.
j. s. c. sherwi Representative from Plu
mas in the Legislature. He was chosen how
ever by two thirds vote.
II would appear that the convention did
not moot the question until it was forced
upon it by the attempt to defeat Mr.. Sher.
win, when he was chosen as above stated.
Our correspondent does not furnish us
with list Of the delegates chosen, or with
the nominations made by the Convention
but states that six of the nine delegates are
strong anti 'Lecompton men. The election
of Mr., Sherwin shows that the Convention
was decidedly democratic and it is probable
that the entire delegation is anti. Lecomp.
| ton. sJ I'll ff s~s Ff1- gt --.
According to our correspondent, ex-Sena-
tor Coulter (Lecompton) was chosen chair
man Of the Convention, but being incompe-
tent to the task of presiding, the duties Of
the Chair were discharged by Capt. Wood,
Of Humbug Valley.
The delegates o the State Convention ore
also delegates to the Senatorial Convention
for this District.
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-24
Summons.
STATE OF CALIFORNIAN TIL,

STATE OF CALIFORNIA-.IN THE
~ District Court OF the Fifteenth Judicial District
County Of Butte. Joanna Wager, VS. Rudolph va.
ger. action brought In the district Court Of the
Fifteenth Judicial District and the CONN aint Filed
In NE county OF Butte, Ia the Office of the CLERK OF
said District Court.
The People ofthe State OF California send Greeting
10 Rudolph Wager:
You are hereby required to appear in an action
oroughI against you by the above named plaintiff in
the District Court OF the Fifteenth Judicial District
"a anu tor the county OF Butte. and TO answer the
comrlant hed therein Ga copy Of which accomp a
mes this summons) within ten DAYS (exclusive OF
.he uay OF serNce) afer the service on you of this
Suthfnons, II served within this county if served
oet OF this county, but within this Judicial District
N@An twenty days: or if served out of said District
s1n wnhin ferty days-or judgment by default ~ IN
be taken against you
=, me said action is brought TO obtain deere Of
,ns court 10 dissolve the bonds OF matrimony exist.
ing oet~een you IL and said Plantif and that said
atisse contract he forever annulled, and plaintiff
uecree oi ths court be divorced and forever freed
rom y"e. the said defendant, aud il you fail ap-
pehr ahd answer the said complaint as above re
qa,ea WI apply 10 the Court tor The relief denaD-
ed In her szld complaint
siven under my hand aud the seal Of The
n.strct Court IL the Fifteenth judicial
bistret, this 22nd day OF June in the year
o. onr Lord one thou ard eight hundred and fifly.
,.a ". II. nARRACH. Clerk.
y.tM ny J. H. MARPLE. Deputy.
hAskis q HOWARD, Attorneys for Plaintiff
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-24
v Agency OF the Butte Record, Ma.
DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION

A. a meeting Of the Democratic State Centra
s'osnmittee. held IN Sacramento. the 10th dav Of
Nav. 1853. tho following resolutions were adopted
RgsoLvkp' That the nsvt Democratic state Con
vention he held In the Citv of Sacramento, Wed.
mes Law. the 4th dsv OF Au1ud next, and that the
basis ~ representation he faows, viz: One dele
gate At arge hnu each eouniv and nne delegate far
every two hundred Domocratc votes cast at the last
general election for any Domorratic ca ndidate on
the State ticket nominated bv the Democratic marty
exclusively. and one delegate for fraction nf
one hundred more votes east for such Democratic
candidate. ..
RESOLVED. nv the Central Committee that II IL
recorn mendsd that the Democracy In the different
cAnntes meet IN the 20th dav Of Iuv for the nnr-
poas Of electIng deegates 10 the State Convention.
The Democracy of the state Of California here
Nv notified that State Convention will he held in
the City Of Sacramento, on "Wednesday the 4th day
Of August 1858. and that the apportonment Of rep
resentatIon tb"reln. M settled upon by tho State
Central Committee, Is as follows:
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-24

REJEcrEp.-The claim of Juan NJ Luco
and others for the Ulpinas Ranch in Scnoms
county has bsen rejected by the District
Court.
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-24
orsyile, JuAe iath, 1858 = 4 n

srIts RAGiso. - The great American
People delight in being humbugged. The
coaches from Shasta passed through town
last evening crowded to their utmost capa-
city. They were piled on top, jambed into
the boot, and hanging on the sides Of the
coaches-all going to play "freese OUT with
Frazer.
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-24

Two MrN KILLED AT SELpr Hill Ne
vApA CouNTy.--A dispatch in Wednesdays
Union states that David Switzer and Thom-
a. Myers. both from williamsvills. New
York, we're instantly killed by the eaving Of
the bank while working in narrow cut on
che claims Of Matthewson @ Co, on selby
Kziii.
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-24

Ef- On Sunday afternoon. at Long Bar,
some four miles from Folsom, the dead pody
Of man was found, dressed in jeans panta-
looms and cloth coat. A letter was found on
the person Of the deceased, addressed to
John and Francis NJ. Cline. and signed by
VIM II. McCarty, Of Kansas
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-24

&ss- Lola Montez says that when she Wis.
tied the harem of the Grand Turk, the wo.
men wanted to stuff her with powdered rose
leaves and butter, to make her fat, like
themselves. In ConstantinOple the required
proportions Of q beautiful woman make q
load for q camel.
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-24

SINGULAR CoiNctDRNcE.-The Stockton
Republican contains the following Since
the commencement of the rush to Frazer
river, the additions to the number Of in
mates Of the Insane Asylum have been much
less than previously. We amt sayin' moth
in"
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-24
Justices Summons.

limited STATES OF AMERICA---
~ State of California, County of Butte, ss-ln
Justices Court, Kimshew Township.
The People of the State OF California to Arnold h
Place. Greeting:
You are hereby summoned 20 appear before me at
my Office in kimshew Township, Of The county Of
Butte, on the 9TH day Of July. A. u. 1856 at 10
O'Clock A. NJ. TO an;wer unto the complaint of
George Lovelock, who sues 10 recover the sum OF
seventy dollars and sixty three cents $50 63) for
merchandise sold and delivered to YOU by Plaintiff
from April l2th, To May 10Th 1888, when judgment
viii be taken against you for the said amount, to-
gether with eoss aud damages If you fail To appear
and answer
To the Sheriff or any Constable OF said county,
greeting-Make legal service and due return hereof
Given under my hand, this 22nd day oi June, A.
ID. 1855.
Ed. KINSON,
Justice Of the Peace Of said Township.
Itis ordered that the above Summons be pub
lshed in the Butte Record at least once week for
two weeks.
T.. II. KINSON, J.P.
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-24

Coon. Gov. Weller and Adjatant Gene.
raj Kibbe commanded Court Martial In San
Francisco on the 2lnd, to try Capt. Thomas
d. Johns. for furnishing aid aud comfort to
tho vigiantes In 1856, and to determine the
legal existence Of the company known as the
1st California Guards.
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-24

GoLp IN THE SourH. correspondent
Of the Vineydrd. writing from San Bernar.
dino on 30th May, says that ID. q. Weaver
and other citizens Of San Bernardino are en-.
gagged st Warmers Rancho, in one OF the
richest gold mines that has ever yet been
discovered.
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-24

esr Maj. James Ganson. formerly Of lie
Roy, N. r., and whose name was good deal
mixed up with the Masonic abduction OF
william Morgan, 10 1875. died on the 20 d
nit, 1t jackson, Michigan, aged 81 yeafs.
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-24

A LioN-The San Jose Tribune says
that California lion has recently killed
more than dozen colts, few miles east oi
that place.
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-24

IMMIGRATION. Accounts from the At
lantic States justify the expectation of q
large overland emigration the present sea-
son. The settlement of the Utah difficulties
and the establishment of a Military Post in
Salt Lake Valley. will induce many to seek
homes in California who would otherwise
find IL impossible to come. This opens the
way for the right kind Of emigration-those
bred to agriculture--the producing class, of
which California stands in need, as thous-
ands Of acres Of arabic lands are now un
worked. With che emigraut routes open,
California need have no fears Of the New
Caledonia excitement.
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-24

SAILING OF THE SrEAMER.--The steamer
Sonora sailed on the 2lst. taking only 200
passengers, and 81 .s57.779 54 in treasure.
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-24

vERy DRuNK.-A Chinaman who was ar.
rested for intoxication at San Francisco
owned up that he was drunk as Melicar
man"
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-24
Democratic County Convention.

The Democratic Electors Of the different Pre-
eincts ~ Butte County. requested TO send Dele.
gates to the Democratic County Convention, TO be
holden at
Ror the purpose Of eeting Delegates 10 attend the
state Convention. aso. Delegates TO the Fourteenth
Senatorial Convention, and for the nomination Of
Coantv officers
According 80 the apportionment a. heretofore es.
tabt,shed nv the lon the several Precincts
are entitled 70 yepresentA tion as follows.
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-24

JUpGEsHIP OF THE TENTH DisTKior. -
The Marysville .Nttcs Of Wednesday, is in.
clincd to think that Judge Bliss will be the
nominee for Judge of the Tenth Judicial
District. The Convention is to meet in
Marysvillc on Monday, July l2th, and will
be conposad Of thirty elegates-twenty-
four from Yuba, and six from Sutter. The
.NstOs concludes that Bliss has carried ! . of
the "A delegates from Yuba. lie would still
lack one Of having n majority. The dele
gates from Sutter have not yet been chosen, ,
and that county is now attracting consider.
able attention from the different aspirants.
The contest in Sutter is said to be between
Sherrard and Lindley. 1t is brisk little
race, but We will bet on the Democracy
against all the bob tailed Lecompton nags.
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-24
GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
Republican County Convention.

Republican County Convention.
The Republicans of Butte County are respectfully
requested TO send Delegates to County Conyen-
ton, To be holden Ia Orovie, on saturday, the
18th Of July next Al ~ O'Clock, A. NJ, at the Court
House, for the purpose
lst. OF choosing ten Delegates to the State Re.
publican Convention.
end. To make County Nominations.
3rd, To transact such other business rs may be
necessary to advance the cause Of Republicanism in
this county.
Fellow Citizens the presens condition Of our
country, Of the various political organizations, and
The cheering prospects OF Rep blicansm require II
firm adherence to principle. to our organization,
and great activity in advancing the interests oi the
Republican Party. "The eve Of victory is no time
to faer
II. F. PIKE. Chm Co. Com.
d. w. CHEEsMAN, secy Pro Tenn.
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-24

A WING PARTY.--A correspondent Of the
Marysville .Netcs, over the signature of
"Whig," recommends that "no time be lost
in thorough organization, and calling a
Convention to place before the peop'e OF
that county q hearty, warm and welcome
support" In an editorial article, the Neto
says, 4" there is a California party composed
of the honest men Of all parties" We infer
from the latter declaration, that the
new party will not be whit more homes
than the old Wing organization.
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-24

DEMocRAcY-Knows no North, no South.
no East, no West.
LEcoMproNIsM- "no North, no
East, no West"
REPUBiic cANrsM-Knows A" no South"
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-24

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The daily Butte record., 1858-06-24

Chairman State Central Committee
JANIS AsprRsoS. Secretary pro. TEN.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-08-20
a CAMD.
The Stssers Of the Visitation
DAY AND FREE SCHOOL.

N pursuance Of their GRAND Of mercy in Keo-
kuk. the Sisters will take scholars this year at
hfty cents per month, and the children Of those
truly unable TO pay even that sum they win teach
gratis pro Dec.
Their DAY and free school comprises Spelling,
Reading, Writing, Geography, Grammar, History
Arithmetic, Mathematics, &c. Plain and Orus-
mental Work, etc, as far he capacity Of
the pupil will allow for long experienced teachers
are conducting the school.
Their academic course the other side Of the
house, with the day and free school, opens on the st
VI september.
The Academic eourte prises Reading, w ritiug,
Grammar, Arithmetic, Algebra, Book keep M,
Prose anu Poe,icalt position, Ancient and Mod
ern Biography, Ancient, Modern, Sacred and Pro
fame History, Mythology, Natural History, Natu-
raj Philosophy, chemistry, Astronomy, Botany,
use OF the Maps and 6iobrs, Rhetoric and Logic
Also, the French Language, Music on the Harp,
Piano, Guitar and Flutna. Painting in water col
ore, Oh velvet, Monocromstic aud 0reeian Paint
ihgs, Plain and Ornamental eedio w ork Embroi.
derry, Tapestry, etc.
TERMS.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-08-20

NEW and fast running Steamer go
AAN kUk will make regular double
z daily trips, Sundays excepted, between
AUN nVoE and BURLINGTON.
Leaving Montrose IT ESQ and ll.30 m.
Arriving Al Burlington u 8 p NJ. and -. N.
leaving Burlington ut =. N and 1880 p. N,
Arriving n keokuk at and ll;80 p. p.
Thue making reliable and prompt connections
with the keokuk and Montrose, the Burlington and
Missouri River and the Chicago and Burlington
kailroads, ~ well ~ the keokuk, II. Des Moines
and Minnesota Railroad morning and eveni mr.
trains; also, with the boats Of the ksokuk and
ST. Louis Packet Co.
For Tickets and further informatien apply on
board, Or to CompaDy's Agents At ksokuk and
Burlington. u. W. SAMPLE,
aug6d President.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-08-20

NOTICE IL hereby given to the owners Of the
Lots described in the foregoing list, situated in
City Of ksokuk, Lee county and State Of Iowa,
that special tax has been assessed and levied on
by City Council Of said city for Macad-
ia II shove list. and unless rsymsu. 81 made
Of the taxes 80 levied and also eli costs before
slst day Of August A. b. 1855, the said lots, or
20 much thereof asshall be necessary TO discharge
said tax and COSTS will be sold on the day afore-
said, At the Mayor Office in said city, between
the hours VI O'Clock =. m and 5 o'clock p. IN.
&C. STEVENS,
Collcctorof the City of Keokuk.
Aug 7. lSbS-dtd
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-08-20
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