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Just PUBLISHED the 81 EDITION.
l,- Os ~FEEHAroUEHEA 90 SEslsAL
t<S DisrAsts.-i sciaHuGc Icl,sr ... iAa
ifr,mant ,Hi perfect cu-r OF Narvlrs n-hiiy,
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tenrr. g., ncsnlliag ir1ia y,ri-is h'.,.. srgitrt
during the critical passage irim ipFth tn Man.
h"od. By d.. CULyERNEi.i., Mrunler II the
ROYAL College II Sngcoas 81 Engl,,d. (Is5I)
iiceuiaie Of the Hall (issi.) all ~ ear, Re.i.
dent Practitioner IN isoi,L.n; Au,hpr Of the "Gnije
20 Health. ""Grcea Book ""liov n he Happy"
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al disease resulting from self abuse, and Is the os-
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spi,It AID By scieslisc man. u should ~ 10 the
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Guardians Sale.

DN virtue nl ie,n.e f1rn the ju,lls 81 Pro
ID hate f'r the C.n,,y ~ ONt'ri, sh'll sell at
nnhlie au-iipn, ~ tn prrH'r., on Thurs 'ay, the
iJuuh IL, 1t March neNi. at ten o'clpcs 4. VI,
The real estate of fluu, 4. Nrrs-y, of llarf,fd.
mi,s,r chal q, heir II Waura Iier.ey. Late ofPar-
-, ~ .a,i C.,anty, dr,sa.e u l-ag Oas iniiv.tasl
hail. a ih't PAT % the bIihlirs, a. nt Of iinl
upon Whirh hey urr situated At The village ~ -.
P.u. siih'r the town Pane, aforesaid, ~ sheh
the all W,rrra ll-r.ty ,lI,l seized, thai "a not
set out 10 Ilipi,h u. Isr.ry, vi low of said De.
cca.r,l, .or ,lowrr ~ h.. estate. Terms made
kn1sn ~ tine AL place ~ sale.
JOHN WALKER. Gu,rhian Il slid Minor.
IIiufpL. JtauiTy 18Th, 4 ~ 1853
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PULMONARY CONSTRUCTIONS
Thu. medicine d. = choice com,,n,tipn III Nrg't.
AID psphrt. AMI lr,..r..s' ~ Ihr rare ln'jr'lull
psoput.s. - lpry inI Gagged, .nnIht &c b, tbr
prrlr...p n thr rrsrl, of ,iiI', grnt stti sni
fr.,srrh ihrirsh hong --fir. 1T yrirs. tni b.
apy &C. ihs hr.i lu'-, p0r.sitr'l - the np,'cr 81
thr prhi-.
o. ryr0 r,se ~ suspected rulmoulN CD1sump.
tisi where 81 has h,cn ir,-i u has proved, b,"al
100, !,uli. 90 IT, an go. rtnil r'n-,ly. lti'a yeN
agreeable np p'rtlut mel.-ine. and nal 81 b.
yttul-. J. e,fu~.t, recommended T. e'rry I-rs'p
Nhp has q cough, or Who may L. prriisl"s''I o.
Cptsunpiipn, q. q rrnr.', ~ 90 Ordinary N'lur,
With ,h- a..uancr that. u lhc directions nrc'r.
pap,,iy 81 zee hithli.i, ADHERED -. % sib prove
ib Do. . -Iy.r,igt hAhn. r,stprIg ih. h.iiay iuu-
iior. ~ 40 ths urrtns of fh~ hri,.
D,Uctials ~ ElgIi,h, French ali bfrm'n ace
c..up,u, each ptrhtge. rucr % p-f bru.r.
Al ptIr.. D., mat pr sNpr.., accompanied b!
the mln,,, will o. prpnl,, airniri 10.
~ LNrORMf, 81 Agent.
Uaire. W. . llk str,r,.
Opposite ths 81 : 'iih ChurbJ
BusTuN. Mass
Nh 4 rrrtiisr up11 thf Nstrf'. 's".rs,
S,mnt,n. AMI ,iipppf Phlm.t,r, rin-uup.
tr.r c,r -. h, on Application =, The oh'- 1T tn"
Agrni, .. ahp,e. or will be- seui u, natl ~ 'n, td
drr.,. rhi. rr-lli,o vii we'll 1rp,, q p"r,.'l.
Nov. ~. 1851. lJ
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Paris Hill Academy.
MN SPWNG TERN rfth. l,.umti,, o %
| r,um.rr. Dl WfuNfsuNr, M,acU inh,
lsI-. uuI,. tlr care ~
o. d. GROVER, a. b.,

lftnrIi ll.
J. l.. WALES, Assistant Teacher " fuusa, g..
The ,,uf-r ut in,tuirtul hrfr enhr,r' al thf
lrrtpfhr- u,utlN aitr,sirI o. 90 srhruis cd tho
,A.. Toe i.,r-uIg 20, ace thprlughh Taught; a.
80 thr higher v ilrH,uo.. including I-1mrifN
Iu-unppirti,. ~lf,r,ing, g.. st the Same 'iiur
u i. inrrnHra tuat th' tolnupu Luglsh tr,nthcs
shall aivA,s frcrtyr p,fiisiIir liirhii'n.
Nc n. SCillINII vail give thee lrs'nns q
wrek. 90 GrfmIu, io thpsU Nishiug ~ acqtiru
knov is,l.r It ilN language.
G.sii ,u.rartiui in Nn.ic, e., - provided.
Th-t.un si.l r'ni,lu. o.cyri wrrks. No -shuiar
can d. taken iof les than htli q terp.
TUitioS, Lirupgrs, 20; Higher English,
81. Crannn EpgIi.h. > -; Mos,c - 90.
i,nAAp. Butid D. easily ohui,ri ~ the uost
fr,.pu,hl. tsrnI; al.i accommodation Coz lbuse
Nishing 10 lsaul thrW.,,rs.
Pare, Jan 2lt, IsI~. %
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EVERY BENEVOLENT PERSON

w Ill vi l,cr III ihr iu ncn.c .u'rrs. 81 ihs
w EUROPEAN COuGll REMEnl uclf.
in! disease. 81 th- throat ant uug.. ilIh Ir,i, of
pcf.uus, since 81. introduction ,uil thI. c'uatn,
have l.-en fr.crr i.pm ihr bula Of lhr -riyr.
ani restored % h-lIth bv 90 u.r. Nhen 100 the
pupui., ,ne,licincs have h~-p uisd IN saia. when
ph,siciin. have declared the cise hpprr's, even
~ .urh eN,r-mr casc. the European Cuugh Rrrnc.
Il, hs. ift,IurutI restored the p,lient ~ health.
u ought a. IT, krit ~ s'rp ian,l, q. = lev doses
taken ~ time vii lr7wrnil, save from ~ ing sick.
me-. and a prir,,iu,c icath Tia l1llis.ng case,
rrrenil, communicated ~ Rev. T.. Dave, Scaib,.
80. Mr.. - Submitted az specimen u hna lrr'i-
that mi sht b. giyen'
Dear bro. Clarke: One u ny fr.ep. here,
Win appeared " ~ iar grn' in cpn.unp boo, VS.,
10 the astnnishm-nt of all VII" kncw her, restored
10 health b., your European Cough Remedy. She
Was VfiN si,k, had dreaded ~'ugb, and raised
blood several timr.. aud ,st two til,s completely
cured her. anI her health !. better INV than be-
iole bee severe inr-..
Tral lpitlr. - ceat. each. Large bolllcs COO.
a,niug che quAulity u lour uiai bttlc', - cv"i'
each
The Euro, ran Cough Remedy Is prepared by
Rev. WALrER CL,EKE, Curli,h, Me-, Wy whom
agents ac supplied.
Sold ~ Pari, by J. n. Iavson, u. !. Bates;
80. Par., ". A. sut; NorWay. ". y. N"ye'i
add o., respectable dWgg,'t' and meilc'ne ie'ier'
everywhere. Jin2
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I IST on LETTERS rrutiuins ,mcal'rd zoe
4 4 IN ~ ro.t ohio". rsris, Nv, fs'' 10 1855;
tsfsop- callisg &c any II ~" iA'eias, VII
phase -, that che, ace adr,riii'i.
p,r,r. Nj. Sran. shaw. G ".
Ctanil-'. Mi.s u. Janc. shaw, }. W.
Chase. Me-. Joha. Spauld'ur. We S'ra J.
Tsh,n. llhuO. ~psro,f. a.. l..
k,cn, J,mrs. > Ih1Nsr, Nc. l.. \.
Iasrrncc. Me. R.r. 1ulsu, J.. ..
Merrill. Mr.. Man J. Nashbufn, 4.
Er.s,U. J,m,s. Nuuar, ilrur,
:. X. GARTER, 4, VI,
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MARRIED.

IN No. Driigiou. 10Th in,t. VIZ. Jos1h May
iutu o. Miss Cauoiiuc u Fstn.wurih.
H. ~. Lvrimlrc. Oh in,i., ~. W. q. DoWen
o. Ms Sauh T. lliakEy.
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Agents Wanted.

Inn Young a-I viuutr Nsru ~ arr
! wv ut1t-l iH iIiyyi s ngrlf.. who Will Dr..
Cs.,s Go tb,,r srist-r. o. iH4u. Isr rslnlh, 1Hi
expense. uH.I; uf sB agent ,iu srt'gH iHtAr basic
u-.s Hr hussF1 upl1 q capital of li1H ) % - i'l.
Ir.. ali maze lr,m 3 io 10 dlI-,f. pc d, iar
iu.loi suma sluur ,ruts 49, sa-1gsi On the ti''
ir-ss ar- mlkir- t,.rr tFs aIn.
Toe pluIr1.tI., "a .drr.s GOOD NGu : CO..
Waor.fpr. Nass.. AL rr. .a.- % p.r',g- sfawp.
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N-HCErNS. ny vir. HARRIET. huiog
W EG n, 3D. anil Isau vIf1sH la, jet
ssa-r ar arsirr. th. e. Co. trlut ZOO r-t.r1s
hfHs,ur- lr tu,.iIpg boz H1 ut q .-Hurt, 1s l'h,l
40, ul tll.s lf be- clliu.ii1g ai.rf ih'. date.
JAMES TYLER.
lsttrr y. r,h a. lsss. s3sl
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CHARLIE G. ROUNDS.

with .a,h assistance a, the interest. ct ,hc school
m,, ioyuur
Pond. viii COOL it ~ their advantage to Join
th,.f ,hss,. 10 ihc commencement 81 the t,uu.
Uplul ari u'ms c,u D. obtained In private
smtli,. 40 reasonable iair-.
T,ms .-tuumuB Iugli.h, 800 Higher log
sli.h. ~a5O, Language. 100.
Souih iau.. f,h. ~. isi-. ~,
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Tbi. company hisbee osginiIs,l sth the alsivs
capital for the par'o.e 81 sappiing lhe d,nsni
coz the combination
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Guardians Sale.

DN ,.uur ui license iJum thr lllr. Jug Il
ID Pfolstc. oiihiu ,1 &C. ,br C,veiy oi ON.
I".i sL4ll .r'l ai rsi'.r s,le u1 tha rfcmia's ~
~sfrfJl,. che 3-I d,, of Arfl u.ht, - tea o'eick
on f'. iHHfH.1H, certain Itr,s .f parcel nl bui
..laf,sl in larA.,Hft. tp abb Coast, ui litaosck.
H-i bruNf,i as jrsrri-,l BOO o. certain deed flm
IH.rh H,ulrI Zoo GJurgr ". lsnHiJsf. anil Of
Which tbr .sil i,up..Hr died .-iI.l; 20 Which
frrI rfr.srr n,, DEL bet COCA mpfr plu.ru'tr
Jr.rurt.Hu. containing th.f,.rr1r .gssu. f,sis
m.f, ut i-s. MARY T.INNuLEOR.
G,ardi,u eft lls1u.,u lfrs .i-ur.
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THE SPOFFOaD ENJOYMENT.
AN INFALLiliLE CURE ron
5cald Head. Burns, Scrofula, Ring
worms, Salt Rhcum,

and 90 k.pi. 10 Cr'anrl1, Eupuli. il' Ob.ii.
nate o. >arr. All lirrrs pf latay y,,r, .a1Ilrr.
thlt have rrsi.icd ryrry Effort On their fanl,d.
fhis Article . pot f,I'h add offered Co. che pnb-
lic 40 q .uir ant cartl,n Krl,r,i, So i, i,e ova
Diseases. by w. T. GRANDIN, ", D., all war.
ranird 10 src'upi,.h All that IL p'npisss.
Thee ihings Me sn; eail an see AMI ty lor
yourselves, sr'i ,on Will fni them .. stated.
d.. C. Otioe Is at Mr.. Leonird shuulsd''.
South Pare.
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4 CARD.

The sabscriLsr. ~oull ieni-r ih,ir SINGER,
itrak. ty ,l- ,uig-. Of iti. village aaI yicir.r,,
.ar thri Tr.rgt aud visa.ou. cNsttious in .avIa-
tas.I hau.rfat good. fum ihr rre 600 o. ui.Lt
81 ibe 18th ,n.t. Nor voulI We forget the acid.
u.a. sd.rt. a' ths hdic., especially ct W.. Val
ert'ns Ripley, Whose calunsss anil presence Of
mlHd enabled heg 90 save many articles vhieh
otherwise would have been CONSUMED.
GEORGE TilOMES,
REBECCA THOMES.
nlsLdrLl. Feb. IS. I-5s.
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The wcekI, Ioamal.-ruhl..hs,I on Thal.


Contain. - crlunn.uf reading. prepared especial
" ~ n. r,luml.. i1d rnhr'"rs all the nrw. u in'
t.,-., i,f the seek II b. infni.hcd az the follow
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High School at So. Paris.

rI,lIr SpUING TERM v,ll conu.nce on We'd.
ufsii,. Mach inih, 30 the destitute h''ld.
H. On ..nIlnn- .l.t.n 49,. nnIrr thr I-.lluc.
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IT. ~ HeH. TAo~as ~. Brsvu, Jsdss Of PrOtai'
ftrfAs CosHft ~ OFfs,d.
ENI aAnuIkll VIVA A.

IT. ~ HoH. TAonas ~. Brovn, Jsdss q PrOtat,
ftrtAs fasHft ~ OFfs,d
II EVl ANDREWS, Guardian of EiVIRA 4.
4 ANDREWS, minar sndeT wenty -One ye,fr
II AGE, rcpfssoats that his ssid uaid - an heir al
hS u DAVID Andrews. ate Of Paris. 10 the c,,r'
q ~ ONia'd. d,cssise'l, that he, his said said.
ssised AZ heir AFORESAID. with Ably Andrews, Ca
li.ih Field, Nife 81 William ficld, Ssbrina Field,
wife 81 fnnkln W. Field. Loretta Churchill,
wife II kngnan Chtrh,ll. anil David Andrews
ell Of Paris, IN said Couniy of Osord. IN The Real
Estate whereof the said David did seized and
posse.scd. M inVsntou of which has born duy
returned ilio the Probate oticr ~ said Couaty
ihat the p'opoilion Of his .aid ward IN and 90 ,ad
Real Lsiaie, Is Que seventh par--lhe sad nayid's
pfoporiiua ). two-seyeath parts. and the said Ia
'lisia's, Sabrlas's, lowtta's ani Abhy's u one
seventh part, each anil se,enlly.
And the said low Andrews. Guardian n afore.
'ail, urihsf represents, that u would 10 iof The
inlrfest Of h,, said Nmd, 10 have and 10 bold her
puftipn II said Real Estate ~ scycmli,. Where
iof, he pr,,s youG Honor 10 appoint suiiibr pes
a. dit,de ald set 'at 10 the heirs alpr-saii,
each his several part and pats ia AL the Real u
tate Nheicol the said DAVID Andvws died seized
and poss"''cd, except such ~ ma, have l'ecu soli
10 dtlay ch.rgrs oi administrator and 10 di.-
charge the debts against saii estate.
INV y NUhbNS thuaIulih'
Patis, Janu,ry l9,h. is5s. O
ONroED, N.--At . Probate Court begun and
holden at PARIS, with,n anl iur the caanty "
ONiord. On Oh, lDih DAY oi Jimnr. AID. 1859
Ga the foregoing PETITION. Ordered. that the s'''
Alby AndfsWs, tali.a Field. Wiic OF William
Field, Ssh'ins Field. wife oC fmnklin ". Field.
Looiu Churchill, Wiz u Kingnin Churchill, ani
David Andfews, b. nllf-d 81 the peaioncy ol sa,l
polii,1a, d, c,usirg alssi-i c"py Of sa,d psii.
i,n saL ii aha. ouer Ut Couft ihef,os a. h. served
upon ,h.sc the .aii Ably Nnd,sws. Cahsts F'sld.
vie 81 William I,eli, Sih,n F,rli, W.T. #
Isuklp ". itoki, l.pfcta Charchill, wife Of
klugmin Churchill. and David Aad'ew', lundren
days ~ lr,.t b,iufr ths ihiti Iur.da, ~ Mach,
4 u. ISIS. lnl that uublio nDlioe 1T The rsndsncy
Of che. pgiii,lpn h. alsu gwen u, puldI.h'ug =
COP, ct ,liI petition aad uu'sf of cunt thereon,
three wc,A. .ucccs.iVrl, in The uNlurd Dem1.
cfsi. a newspaper ,,ultsd nj Paris, 30 ss'i Com.
~. ih urirr that ihey anl all petsons Interested
ma, aprru NJ Probate coau 10 d. holisu - The
Probate Ohcc "a aid rafi., on the third Tussay
II Mach ai.fr.a.d, u ten o',ll,k 30 the Cfe".p.
suI shrN sansc u an, thel have Nh, the pnyrr
Of .liI pclitiun'r shlli nui BE- grained.
THOMAS u. bROWN, JsiE.
Affect. paviU ksNFr, R'si'i'T.
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DIED.

u South Paris, IAN sih, Nrs. Eii1helh, VII.
ov fihe late Gcorgr E,crsos, q, Paris. aged -
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statemont OF tho county Troasuror,

GO
n, Cab ant Order, ~ f,on-r Tre,..rrr. ?OTT Is
u, C.nniy lN, 40 pat, at 1857, s5lJ %
Is, iili. N am'i from State lfrasprr,
on rr,aii,l bill. 1913 Is
~, n,f-, L,r,sa o.! a.r ace II Cu,niy, Sill IS
B, iuIu.t reed Hi c-,k, jur, ir-', 20 %
reiar. lie. l5 %
u, Caua'y Comm ..ipasr'. CI.s, u 80
n, fu.s aut rl.l-, state ". diheieot
pttIrs. y u
>" .,a'.. $500
y, an, a'dn'i-. 20 ,Ini..,,pa. iu',', 90
n". $40.
n, M.r,'bncYu. laus, 20
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CONSUMPTION Durable
PULMONARY CoNsUMrTIoN

The mot perverted 'pi r1rrIp,I fsinsi, ever
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J. VI EMERSON { 60. Puh'i.hsr..
N agrp,. he The y. y. Sir,m Ss~ Mil lsd
Ma hose tumpinH -
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-09
ga Party for C.iiforn n IA >,

Our cotemporary Of the Marysville .Netrs
has so long made the above heading the
burden Of his song, that we cannot resist the
desire to devote stick full or two to the
subject. Firstly, then, and lastly too, the
Democratic party is decidedly the best
PARTY for California that has ever been
conceived or thought Of In proof Of this
we might refer TO the cash that the old Whig
party extorted from California, a part of
which has been refunded, and Senator
Broderick is now endcavoring to obtain the
balance. We might refer to some transac-
tons of the Know-Nothings, much worse on
California than that FIRST mentioned, but the
brief career of that party is within the mem.
ory of living men. and renders such refer.
ence unnecessary. The Democratic party
is composed of majority of the people, and
of course they have their own immediate
interests at heart, but not so entirely as to
prevent them from passing situations with
those of other States. The day is not far
distaut when the people will cease to be de-
ceived by unprincipled politicians, and then
the Democratic party can carry out its SEN
timents and measures, and California will
flourish "Dike green bay tree" Forty
nine unprincipled political scamps, now in
the Assembly, will pass into oblivion the
coming year.
The Present Democratic State admnistra-
tion IS doing much for California Even
our cotemporary, so clamorous in his de-
mands for another new party, speaks in the
highest terms of the action of Governor
Weller at San Quentin. The Democracy
constitute the best ''party for California"
and if our cotemporary is sincere, we ad-
wise him to remain no longer, "hallooing in
the woods" but to come into the ranks at
once
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-09

THE GIANT JUDGE. We are indebted to
Messrs Garnham and Lockwood for a copy of
DR.. SCOTS celebrated Sampson story--"the
Giant judge" We have not had time to read
1t, and hence are unprepared to say what we
think Of its literary merits. We are disap-
pointed with its illustrations, for knowing
them to be from tho pencil Of Nahl, we ex-
pected to see something extraordinarily fine
They are wretchedly commonplace. By
the way. Messrs Garnham & Lockwood have
just received very choice lot of gold pcns,
cutlery sc.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-09

BALL AT THE CENTRAL HrusE Bob
O'Neal tells us that John Lowry will give a
a Ball at the Central House on Thursday
night, the 18th inst. OF course there will
be full turn out of the valley people. and
all the ball-gosrs in this section. They al
ways have good Balls at the Central, and as
Mr.. Lowry is about leaving there, having
sold out, he deserves ga bumper" on the oc-
casion.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-09

ONE IrEM.-We saw one item yesterday
and don't know what became of that We
saw itia its earliest stage, but suffered 1t to
die out. 1t was composed Of Cinnamon
who was arrested under the vagrant Act
We know that he was arrested, for We saw
him with Celestial sorrow depicted on his
leather-colored countenance, and heard him
utter the indignant and expostulative tones
peculiar to the distressed Mongolian, but
business called us away from Justice Berry's
Court room aud so the secret Of his fate is as
yet sealed to our understanding, and per-
haps we shall never look upon his shavcn
pate again until Captain Gambrel shall mar
shal him into the ranks Of the Chain gan
gers.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-09

lANKEF JIMs.-We learn from the Con-
rier that one William Snow was stabbed in
the abdomen very severely on the night of
Sunday Feb. Goth, at Forrest Hill. by man
named Mowery. The latter was examined
and discharged Another fight took place
at the same locality and on the same day,
between one Irishman and four Mexcans
Five shots were fired. the Irishman was
wounded twice and one of the Mcxcans was
also shot. Nobody hurt much
A fellow was caught on Monday the lst
inst, attempting to steal from the cabin of
Mr. White at Todd's Valley. He was taken
out, cuted a little and told to vamose. lie
obeyed.
The Methodsts of Yankee Jms are hold
ing n protracted meeting
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-09
vose ON the Lseomptom oon.s,tuiion.

Vote ON the Lecompton Constellation.
II will be remembered that the adminis-
tration issued instructions through the Sec
retary Of State, Gen. Cass, to Gov. Denver,
to recognize the legality of the election of
January 4th, called by the Territorial Leg
islature. for the purpose of voting upon the
Lecompton Constitution. After thus in.
structing Gov Denver, Mr.. Buchanan's
special message aliudes to that election as a
farce. After the returns had been received
Gov Denver issued the following
PROCLAMATION.
To accordance with the provisions of an
Act entitled "An Act submitting the Con-
stitution framed at Lecompton, under the
Act Of the Legislative Assembly OF Kansas
Territory, entitled IAN Act to provide for
taking census and election Of Delegates to
a Convention" passed February 10Th, A.
ID. 1851" the undersigned announce the
following as the official vote Of fhe People of
tho Territory on the questions as therein
submitted on the 4th day of January, 1868:
VOTE ON THE LEcomPToN CONSTITUTION.
Against For Conn For Conn
Counties Constitution with giay'y. without Al ay,v
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-09

WRoNG BoAr.-The Sacramento .age
which paper BY the way we receive only now
and then through the Kindness of the express
agents, and never by mail-says that sis
ter Of newly married couple, bound upon
q pleasure trip, went on board the Dana in
stead Of the Gipsey and was taken back to
Marysville. She was badly scared. but no
damage was done.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-09

UNION REsTAURANT.--Mr Geo. W. Rus
sell the proprietor of the Union Restaurant
on Montgomery Street nearly opposite the
Empire Hotel. makes it known by an adver-
tisement in another column that he is pre-.
pared to board people upon rs good grub
and at as reasonable rates ms any other
landlord in 0rovlle. Let him be patronized
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-09

The Storm ON DEER CREEK. Since the
report given by us OF the hurricane, last
week, we have seen Mr.. Mayhem, and learn
ed the following additional extraordinary
facts: An anvil weighing $50 pounds, was
blown from block which was solidly plant
ed in the ground, Il distance of eight feet ;
an iron 8xletree was blown a distance of
eighty steps; two horse wagon was blown
clear across the yard, and either over, or
clear around, house manzineto bushes
with roots as large as mans body were
torn from the ground and carried halt a
mile.--Red BiuF Beucon.
How far did you say that anvil was blown ;
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-09
j. DUCIE CUSHION, Auctioneer

A RARE CHANCE Is NOW OFFERED BY ]
IA Ducie Cnsheon, Aucioneer, who has received
instructions from Mr.. James kennaven, who intends
to leave for the Atlantic States, to sell at Public
Sale, ON Monday the 2gth day Of March, at II %.
clock NJ, that most valuable Homestead, consisting
ot Five Rooms, Kitchen, together with all his House
hold Furniture. Beds, Bedding, Tab e, Chairs Mir
rors, Kitchen utetsils, Bar and Barfixtures Tum.
hers, Glasses, &c, SC, situated at the foot of Hun
toon street, AT Messrs Moore X llenshGw's Ferry.
known as ihe Ferry House, together with his Rich
Mining Claim, adjoining Fucker & Grants, and loca-
ted ON The Bar next To that occupied by the Steam,
Mining Company, measuring 100 feet front by % feet
deep all inclosed
This property requires but little comment from
the Auct oneer, lie would call the particular alen
ton OF small Capitalists to this lucrative Investment
The House with Bar is well and neatly fitted up. and
II Is most admirably adapted to accommodate n large
quantity OF Boarders portion Of tho house is now
rented us Ferry house, and the other portion will
READILY command good Tenant for the Wine and
Liquor business. fhmly Of industrious habi,s
must realize a small fortune during the summer
months. from ho fact of the great transit cross tina
Ferry. For terms apply to MIR. Kennaven at the Fer.
ry or to
]. DUCIE CUSHION, Auctioneer.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-09

"0vERBoARD JIM PEcK."--A passenger
to Marysville from Sacramento fell overboa'd d
from the steamer Dana, while that boat was
about five miles from her destination, but
was saved from muddy and watery grave
by clipging to an ovsrhanging bush. and
subsequently being relieved from his disa-
greeable position BY boats crew from the
stsamer. So the Express rslates.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-09

COVE HoME.--Our Town Marshal, Jesse
Beene Esq, started for his home in Alabama
on the steamer of the 9th. Urgent business
demanded his immediate return thither,
which once settled he will probably come
back to California. We wish him q propi-
tious voyage homewards and complete sue
cess In his future undertakings