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The daily Butte record., 1858-09-02
THE ELECTION.

CAPE CLAIM.
McKibben 100, Dudly 95, Tracy 0.
Baldwin so, Currey "a.
Jennings SO.
Dawley ss, Gum s, Meloney 10, Scatter
ing l.
Ballou lii.
Cannon 70, Caine G2, Morrison az, Nigh
els 80.
Brown 20. Baird "a
Long 38, Henning 81, Scott /.
Seymour 25. Castor 81.
Murray 80. OBrien n.
Bordwell %, Freer 78, Green s.
Lincoln SO, Berry 60, Donaho 80, Down
er6.
Arnold %, Elliott 80, Mcguire 81, COL
lins 78,
Wagon Road and Railroad Bonds yes II.
Wagon Road and Railroad Bonds NO 80.
Sexton 90.
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-02

A WITTY friend IT our elbow suggests
hat Rio Pi,umas should steer clear Of pretty
Girls and wild horses, as one recently ran
swsy with his body and the other with his
hsarts--Piumas Argus.
Rios ssye having caught tho above ife,s,
willie glancing hastily over the columns Of
the -argus. suggests:
That its editor will be " mighty ept" to
/. steer clear" Of both tromen and horses,
While joprneying through this "vale Of
tears, from the fact that he is void Of cour-
age 10 mount an ass, and has no heart to
loss. RIO PLUMAs.
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-02

AMBASSADOR DALLAs.--The Lord Mayor
Of London had given another banquet to the
Ministers, and distinguished company was
present, including tho American Minister
In the absence Of tho Earl of Derby. from
indisposition, the Lord Chancellor made the
political speech of the evening, and in the
course Of his remarks, he thus alluded to
the American difficulty;
| may, perhaps, advert to circumstances
which have cast n transient cloud-hut a
light one, hope--upon the relations exist
ing between us and our transatlantic kins-
men. United as we are by the ties Of COM
mon descent, Of common language, Of SINH
lar laws, and free institutions. any misun-
derstanding between u- is matter 10 be
deeply deplored. The United States have
evinced their identity Of race with us. by
the sensitive jealousy which they have ex.
hibited in favor of their national rights but
! trust that the representations which have
been made by my excellent friend the Minis
ter from the United States, and the mode in
which they have been met by Lord Mslmes-
bury, will soon restore those fee ings OF
complete amity whi,h have been rutiisd by
these tiifflng differences.
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-02

FINE ScENERr.-A party of explorers
who lately returned from Mono Like, report
scenery upon the head Of Kern river. far
surprising that Of Yo Semitic Valley There
appears to be succession Of small valleys,
surrounded by perpcpdicular nights, from
which pour into these valleys the waters of
Kern river. These falls are hiehe', and the
volumes Of water greater, than in Yo Semitic
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-02

THE ADMINisrRA1IoN The Washington
correspondent Of the New York Times,
speaking of Horace F. Clark, New York
member Of Cong oss moks the foiloaiug
important statements
Friends Of mine, in whose veracity have
every confidence. assure nc that when
Clark's opposition was first spoken cf--ns CT
without amy definite action on has Tart he
wns visited by several members Of the CabI-
net who confessed their private sympathy
with his views; spoke Of tho Ltcomptun bill
ms a grntuitous outrage. neither called for
by the South, nor in cousonance with Demo
cratic principles in fact. they agreed sub.
stantially with all his views, but cntrcated
him, for his own sake aud tho sake of the
party, to give the measure his support, on
the ground that it would prove uullity IN
practice, but, if defeated. would involve
with 1t the destruction both of tho Admin.
isiration aud the party which placed that
Administration in power Clark was deaf
to these rather curious solicitations.
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-02

j. c LABoRDE, q well known grocer and
liquor dealer OF this city, was found at n
very late hour, Saturday night, lying sense
less In the ROAD between this city and Long
Bar, at distance of about two miles from
town. HE faithful deg was by his side, ant
attracted, by his howling, persons who were
passing up the road His buggy was near
by, with the front wheels detached from the
body. and his horse was discovered after
wards, about mile distant, at farm house
The unfortunate man had evidently been
thrown out violently from the buggy, and
had received great internal injury. lie was
brought into town Immediately. aud. under
skillful treatment, is now doing as we'll as
could be expected National Dem
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-02

WHITE ROCK.
McKibben SO, Dudley 81, Tracy 4.
Currey 40, Baldwin 40.
Jennings 40
Dawley 81, Meloney 2.
Ballou So.
Cannon AZ, Caine 40, Mighael. 8, Morri.
son 6
Brown 81, Baird 10
HeuniDg AZ. Long 10.
Seymour 80, CASTOR 13.
Sexton AZ
Murray "A, O'Brien IL.
Bordwell 45. Freer 8.
Donaho 8, Berry 81, Lincoln 40.
Arnold 81. Elliutt. 40, Collins 16, Ma.
guire IL,
Wagon Boad md Railroad Bonds yes 20.
Wagon Road and Railroad Bonds NO 27.
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-02

FaAzER RIVER EAsT.--The excitement
In reference TO the Fraser river gold mines
extended all over tho Eastern States and
Europe. at last dates The subject had been
debatedin the English Parliament, in con
nsction with the establishment of new gov.
srnment for the British possessions on the
Pacific const of America
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-02

SHOCKING MURDER AND RouBEPY We
learn from note addressed 10 the Caltor-
MIA Stage Company here, from gentleman
in Strawberry Valley, Yuha county, that II
most brutal murder wqs ,rerpetrated be-
tween that place and Brownsville, on the
2ith inst IL seems that Mr.. William Burr
the murdered man, had been doing business
at Strawberry Valley. in partnership with
one Wilson. On the 24;h Burr sold his in
terest IN the business for Sll00 and started
for Brownsville, On the 25th his body was
founi on the road, half way between the
two places, he having been murdered in n
brutal manner. The deceased leaves wife
and child. wilson was arrested on suspi
eion of being the murderer-.NalySriHe
FrpresS,
This is the man mentioned in the RECORD
a few days since, as having started from
Browns Diggings for Mooreville. COnsta
bio Guildersleeye, Of Cascade township came
down yesterday with the prisoner, whose
name is Herbert Keenan, instead of Wilson.
He underwent an examination before Jus.
tiee keyes, who sent him up to answer the
charge Of murder. The murdered mans
name was Wskeman Burr. nephew Of
Aaron Burr His age was si1ty-tvo.
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-02

B.ItT BowLFCs The gala dress worn BY
Gen. William u Legs, tic Seminole chief,
when leaving New Orleans, was quite dis
t;agrc. \ New Orleans paper thus des
scribcs IT,
Vheu the boat apr roachcd the crnzy Her
in front C the hrr'acks. which the hiQh va
ter Ind reduced to mere skeleton Of twist.
ed ,ln,hs and t,u,Iers, the Grst Ierson who
MP eartd Hthin The cjrcl, Of the torchligh,
was the renowned aud rui..apt warrior of
the Everglades, Billy h wlegs. whose COS.
tumc on tie o,c sion WINS as primitive and
ary rs that which renders tho Gcorrja Nj
ior foiarue. Ia bis haud h, held his trpsty
rife, aud h' was maenh entity clad ip M
OIL cotton shitt, which descended "a trH
lower than has waist, while from his neck
desc ndcd gorgeous hrass breach, of Gu
rious Inltcra,
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-02

~ The scientific expedition under Col.
Sayles, which started for New Mexico and
Arizona some months ago, has been heard
from, having reached FL Paso early in June
II wss to pr oceed Immediately to the silver
districts Of hrizrna
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-02

TROOPS For OREGON. In army orders,
Issued by General Harney, from headquar-
tiers Of the troops for Utah, July 18th, the
following occurs,
The troops designed in general orders to
continue the march to Utah and Oreeon, VIE
Brevet Major Reynolds company Z, III ar
4illcry, the 9Th and 7th regiments OF infant
~, and all the recruits on duty, with any
.of the columns, whether attached or organ
izsd temporarily into companies. will pro-
csed in the order Of their present positions,
and with similar organizations and the same
designations as the columns to which they
AAve,hitherto belonged; and all officers and
enlisted men belonging 90 troops in advance
will report to the commanders OF the columns
with which they have previously been on
duty, in order that they may accompany
them, unless otherwise specially ordered.
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-02

PUBLIC DOCUMENTS We arc indebted Ia
Hon. Isaac 7. Stephens, delegate in Congres.
from Washington Territory, for public doc.
uments.
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-02

THE FIRST GuN.-We have by the steam.
or the glorious tidings of the defeat Of the
Lecomptonites in Missouri. In the St Lou
10 District about $4,000 votes were polled
and only lite more thau 6.000 endorsed
the Administration,
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-02

BIC LuMp.-A nugget weighing seventy
two pounds. and valued at fourteen thous-
and dollars, was found near Columbia on
Tuesday,.
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-02

SrrxINo A MARKEr.-S Several vessels
lately arrived at San Francisco from Victo-
ria brought back largo freights Of goods
sent TO that port. Il was poor market.
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-02

A Blsrnv letter writer states that the
Rev. Mir. kallorh has gouc buck 10 the pull
hit, aud accel tod an almost unanimous cal
from his o'd Aocll, Mt the fremont Temple
to " do " tho pastoral for them. The opin-
ion is pretty general, though not ty any
means what might be called universal, (yet
univcrsalisD, that the reverend gentleman
was lied about, and TINT, Mt the most, he
was guilty Of only indiscretion. Others. the
few, ray that he was guilty Of being found
out, but they are uucharitable and censori-
Gus.
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-02

Tue shorm N lGravson county, Tsxq,I
PW,tt, of Tie l&;h r't.. las the fl'owi, 2:
Cal. Titus. of Nicaragua uot rirty, crossed
Rel river ~ Prcu.rr l:-t week. with 700
mca we'll armed arl cqoiip-5, ou bjs v9y
rs ln stated, to O.oEo3, "a so Independent
filibustcliug oJgouizt'i a.: bot ,t,tr,hes rs
somewhat torcbly that he, wlth his IN
maud. viii ere long ic under tie Alg Of Vi
!augri, Of norhcrn Mtx'c,,
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-02

THANKS TO Thos. Cnllow. Of Wells, Fargo
& Co., for down river papers.
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-02
Notice,

/ FRANKLIN ROYAL ARCH CTtPTFR. will
meei al Masonic Han, on Friday evening" Aug. "a.
1853 at half past seven oc'ock general attendance
| is r sqccttully requested. IIA.GASTON, H.p
| &. " TIYFANy, Secretary.
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-02

HEAVY RoaBgRY.-A correspondent from
the South Fork of Scott river informs us
that n Portuguese company wer robbed
on Coffee Creek, cfS 900 by mining part
ner by tho name Of Brown, also Portu.
guese. Brown had bought into a claim with
thom. some weeks ago, borrowing 300 from
them to buy out their former partner. lie
readily obtaincd n knowledge of the whcrea-
bouts o. their money, which WAS buried un.
der the floor of their cabin lie was here
on Thursday Of last week, A large reward
has been offered for the thief. Brown is a
Young man, with black hair and mustaches,
snort # stature and heavy. He formerly
lived at Briggsyile, in this county --Scasfa
Republican.
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-02
M O TT @ r,

Frcn and AFR this date no egal Advertisements
will be inserted until paid for Political AID The
ntricai printing must be paid for on delivery. The
above will be strictly adhered to-
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-02
cHCTIo-5 To YHE rrBLICt

TarhE .T?TTATloN AWARDED o Ti'RNrE'e
~ Ginger N,ur, tui the unhra q! popularity
+. hos sr,c irel, las on "a" means Of pulttns itu
1he IN .rsct macy epu,ious prttchs.
BEWAKE or THESE BASE ECoUNTECFHlTEBs
E.i-Ve taer,f &C. canton fl consu.acr, of GIN -
CDR NtlNI. TO cNnH1nr ID lHhcl. "a, tone is pc8u
nr save sl .f o. htyt our portraits .0 . circle
.t'"l II.t' a.t eft~rIun ed hy iht 'u-r-l ijO,-
"ilDNEN'1 GINGER NIHE, prepared 1N lI'E-
FEH n@tTliait-. >ew York, Dr..t =. T.. aAl
sam tr nc...n, ..'
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-02

\ SELF-n1ADH Man 49, The Rochester
Tn|on tells the following story Of Hon.
hn Kelly VI G. for New York city: \
rich New Yorker ms the story 1urs, gave n
large entertainment, aud omon. bis invited
guests was Hon. john Kelly. IN the course
Of the evening the welithy citizen suys:
"Mr Kelly, believe have never he'd the
pleasure Of seeing y,u in my housc before --
"But believe you nrc mjs'aker,' rcsrou
cad Mr, Kelly "Mis'alcni think not.
! euc-s om right" "Bnt hGr" been
here before 'Wei'.' SAYS the wcal:hv cit-
i1tn, collecting his t.2l-h;s. "l dou't see
how th can be: have no recollection a.
your hdre in my hopsc before; when va.
~; Hhon we've you herc;' 'Oh." aaiI Mr..
Kelly, roin'iug to n CRATE in tto roon' con
hine The ter 10 Your recollection; Iset
H0t grate FIR y0ut'
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-02

IoccLAs A.D T.tE AoMlvG,rRATIoN --
II atcars rncr OH that Dopglass docy agree
with The President. The only mis'ate hay-
ing toon in Mr DluG'os. 1t Is Fcd Doug-
lass that rgroes with the President. In a
In tc orntion this Fred Douglass, who agrees
with the President. speaks as follows:
Mr.. Douglas hq, money, lie Inns talent.
aud be hfs pIrty, and may even yet get
back isto tho Senate Of tho United states
He is no trifiinc opponent. Iii, zeal is quite
equal to his ability, and his success would,
tor mnny reasons, he deplorable calamity.
lie IS ore # the most restless ambitious,
boldeet aud most uascru, uious enemies with
whom thc cause Of the colorci man has to
couterd, 1t is tor tlis reason that have
given him 80 lengthy n paragraph in my nd
dress IL seema t. nc that the whito ID ug-
las shoud occasionally y meet hi4 deserts a;
tic haIns of b acl; one. Once | thought
he was about to make The name respectable,
but now despair Of him, and must do the
best can Tor myself, [Laughier
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-02

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-02

A CAsr OF REPORTED NUnrra Il cor.
respondent OF the Union writing from VI ID
Springs, FL Drado county, furnishes Us
with the following statement:
| send you the following sh9ck;ng in'clli.
Gcnrc, as near as possible - related lv a
&c iable gentlem1n, namcl Caldwell. just
returned with his team from Carson Valley
this evening, When within about four m,iv.
OF P'accrvl.lr not far from Jahnson's ranch
he fell into conversation with a small lal
gathering wild rlums, who snid his father
had recently killed a man under the follow.
ing circumstances They missed two pair
of llAnG ts. and uron search, found mqn
lying upon them lRt Il short distance from
their residence The father reclaimed them
returned TO the house, procureI his knife.
aud went back and murdered the ntrulc~,
cutting his throat Mt once. The stranger
waa represented as a small m9a. The II.
although quite young, related he ahav, in
an apparently n truthful manner, aiding
that his father was warnei ~ his u ar
ueiEhhor to throw move dirt uton tAc body.
ur n baa stencil would nri-c from the same
aue that they we're C9thcrirg plum- to g II
md got money for the flther to leave FIR
the Valley with It il thought tie victim
was iucbriate or insane, Steps will Mt oace
be taken to iuvesti,ate tha boy assertions
4 T,.sr NAN F5rvn The Sir And'ca.
hdcrcad~rh Ct Angus; .Sh, records the
following incident.
On sunday last Scntcr aui & fifth Of
Nurt hy'- met n miner short distarcc
above tic Elack Springs, on tle Big Tree
ard GAYS Valley roqG, VII informed Il en-
that he hal started from Centre Valley, in
~ Dor do county, on n pro~rcc ing tour.
and hal become Iost ia the IN uvtaios, and
thot be had had nothing - cqt for SIX weeks
bnt bc'ric-, with the exception Of a grouse
which he had ki lei with stone. lie hpv.
ing become quite weak, threw away his lic&
-hoyel and b.alhets Owe mFr.iur, aHl after
having trave.lc a day, fund himse pre-.
g sely where he had thrown them away in
tho morning. H. then 4 d.,otu iucd to t,kc
his hlluke' AMI keep IL v.t1 him VIII reycr
he went. Sentcr ana Griffith were the first
white men he had seen since no WAS lost.
These gentlemen informed the unfortunate
man that there was n team belonging t.
Traycr, If Murphys, eucompoi short dis.
tance below, where he went and partook of
n square" meal,
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-02
On Monday, Sept. 9th. 1858,

On Monday, Sept. Gih. 1853.
Ar9 0iCLoCH, A. NJ, Prxcrv,LLy.
Passengers by the +. " : Co.'S Line are landot
on their arrival at Panama, upon the Wharra, The
Rail Road Ternlinns, by the Com .any's steam Fer,
Boa! and are transported,
By the Panama Railroad Co,npn,v
nneiiaiely Across the I~GttNi 81 ta .-ti\tV Il'l
"uefe the steamers of the - NaU ? 90 a-pnl-
ways IN 'eniiness to couvcy tLem 20 New Yoikor
New Oilenns.
The Panama Railroad c'rrspy md thoI' : Mail
Steamship comFqny have Al'htr'aei agents 10 sell
their Ilckeis II desired h5 aa. Frs OF Pacific Tickets
Passengers are notified tbat tickets Tor the sfea
mer- or the u :. Mai 4. s. e. 70, "a .s be presented
10 ~ ir agent 1t Aspi1 ntr gj.try and exchange
as they Will not nth,rr-i..' t- avaflela~
Treasury E r shipu.', via b- received on hoard
The steamer until t. .ti,rs. u.tsnlaL' =. sept 5th
No merchandise ftt' tht v 10 rr ed an hoar.i
amer O'Clock r. " ~-t. 5'l. st.i - ,rittun order
must he proc lred no t't t' '. f.r 't~ .t.iltuput
For Freight or l...--.0. H:rit %
EV'~ n HfE"O"E.
Corner OF sacra ,utua anu L,iIt-.inrf .trg-,s.
N.' .ltfsc,
"Thr-e'sa ..'r.- i're 800. .,,rr.,se.
lhs. .r.' IN 90 ..s Wien .. st.r
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-02
Latcst from Au.trnIin.

BY the arrival Of the bark Carrie Leland
from Sydney, yesternay afternoon, We have
Sydnia papers up to June 26th We have
also raceived files of other Australian Jour.
nails
The Legislative Assembly IF New South
Wales has passed, by n majority, bill i'm.
posing roll tax Of fl0 per head on Chinese
immigrants The measure has not yet pass
sd through all its stages and its success is
considered doubtful. Considerable excite
ment prevails abont the Chinese Question.
The disclosures in the daily prets, with re-
gard to the social condition Of the Chinese in
| Sydney, has caused some alarm, and very
justly so.
The Customs revenue in Sydney for the
week ending June l9th, amounted to cl0.-
! 054 l9s o.
Telegraphic communication has bcen ts.
tablished in various Iarts Of the Colonies
Several lines are 10 course Of completion.
| Mr.. james Fisher, Of Adelaida, (srn ofthe
Hon. james Fsher) who is now in England,
has taken lessons rom Mr., Rarey the Amer
ioan horse tanner, in the art of horse tanning
and altbouh he has not only beer under Mr..
Rareys Instructions On two occasions, he
says IN his letter,"l would undertake. now
to tame the worst horse, and By the kind
est means, end without drug or trick ofany
kind" Mr.. Fisher, as well az Mr., Rarcy's
other pupils, nre under n penalty Of $500
not to dyulge the secret.
NicroRA-m the .MciJourne .4ee, Of
June Is, appears tho following announce
fnent in relation to the telegraph works.
"Te'egrarh.c communication is now MI
hot eiioc cd between New South Walcs and
Vic ora, only n few miles Of wire having
TO be erected between Altury On tho Muir
ray and Goulburn. The Hie has also been
comI iefcd tetween Mellouine and Adelaide
the c'rtnl Il South Australia, but some
/ Slight imrcrfeclicus in portion Of thcroute
/ have caus d the public ororiug to be deicrr-
| (d'or . tewidgr. " hen communication i.
/ C VI, 'e'c, tlo event IS % be &C ehrattl hv
! the trnnswissions ~ compliments between
| 'hn Governor, Of tie rnspectjyo colonies. -
! 81 distance troyerstd by the line between
| Ne,hnG:nr crd Al d.!ailr i9 over 400 miles.
/ The Now South Wa'cs Legislature enter
/ tanning iev rnllY the proposition of the
/ English Company Tor Tie formation of n
1 sutmatine telegraph between Greq, Bri.
/ tain ard tic A,traipo THE Cah q intend. Il
I for snimore.or leteajh Eoss's strAits SO "a
/ io connect tie 7 ,aul e r .wo.i4 with tic
rest o. The .i"n.ce, iau " H. course rl man
! niactur' ia E.gatA Thcliuc Of tclcs aIA
/ between Gt.mir arl Cape Ctway l4e no.
/ yet i'cn Iut in bond. tut vil 10 rea1y the
/ time 'lc cri'" atlieos Meat vhl'c thee n-
/ itnl city c Victoria has long cen IN u}l
communication not ctl' with cyary ore a
/ her interior towns. iui with seycra roju,.
n tie frontier. caumu.icatilnis IL Ike'y 10
be erected between Melbourne, Ad,'a,le,
ard ydney before The clos" Of the year.
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-02

County BJnls for Railroad AMI Wagon
Roal-YES
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-02

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4 AMI
i Beef stea
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/ Veal Cnii
/ iripe, Bro
/ Liver ID
| Mutton C|
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eonslette q
hpoached +
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sash and (,
Vegetable
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or Pud
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-04
The Great Cnarisy-Cai,co Hall.
NV Won, w4eru,cTov sgrArr. Jan. 1, IL

NJ EtcNrrf.~-
D.iE .,iF--sotne ladies circle, which IS Of the
stamp. have been told that Mr. Baler,
ss,hcr of Nothing 10 Wear 5 the Que o. lhe i,ersu
Of New York alluded 10 IN the programme oi tls com
nes having hand the calico drcs soi6c 10 Be given at
the Acsdeny el MGc for the benefit the Howard Bread
society and other chari,ics Now u tis Ia true wish
you would tel 80 desire 10 testify respect
Jos the gentleman who had The courage 60 expose folly aad
sinful cxray ssance in high placs. but there is rumor
gong tho rounds that Mr.. Willis writing the poem for
The ocaaon Of the cacodrc soirtc, while Mrs. Gossip
insists glon Il that Tie Hon. Nj Duennc, sold
pot than w Willis, VII prcraTc something in his best
ayie, Props o. the time, antrhat Mss Flora NcRlim
scy viii have her cvtonsivc wardrobe even more tho
roughly discussed than u by NJ. Butler II IL true
any ~ these gentlemen could 10 the subjects which
belong $40 true charity ball, ample justice, and
should be sstishcd with any &c them but ladies'
are rfoverbialy cur o~s that u you can Consi cnty
dvrlge the secret you VIII greatly obtge our ct, and
renccr Tar moIe comfortable LAURA VAN SOlMl
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IrrnNPrnN CONSTITUTION.


Tie excitement produced by the distribution % TINS
ticket h beyond description. II seemed Tor some ume ~
" IL were impossible TO quiet the people AZ hst WI
Dickson merchant, obtained hesring ana s"o nst ny
citizens needed arms worse than anything else he know
where iy stand we're stored in the city, which hnd been
,sen from The free state overs year ago and they
would fnoyr him he would get them. The crowd went
IN and the warehouse being locked, they battered
down the door brought the muskcts and distributed
them among the crowd.
can't pcson who had served IN the MEXICAN war, was
,hen formally elected commander Of the company. Ho
Immediately marched bis TO the river and placed
squad Of twenty The ferry boat, 10 arrest any OF tho
Nesourans who attempted 10 return. None attempted
after that 10 come tbis way large body seen
their horses me opposite Shore but when they looked
urou the glttcuDg guns uron the evec and the terry
bort afartcd for them they wheeled their horses, put
spur and very suddenly disappeared in the woods of
Missouri One Of the Mssousians said 10 me this alter
noon utba was getting too I'D hot for pro slavery
mon -his Territory, and he dint think he would ever
trouble them again
The city maRhal arrested four Mssouriaus who
fcsscd to voting. twas rumorcd that Judge Iccomrtou
Issuing writ Of habcas corpus ~ take these mon
from the custody o the marshal and Immediately Captain
Dickson stationed squad of twenty two Amcr ans ana
twelve Gcrmans 70 resist ye execution Of the writ. tnd
oil the people cried arueT AZ three aud hail Y W
Captain Dickson marched his in front Of the polls the
ladgcs became excited Pvt up the SHUTTERS and Jumped