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The daily Butte record., 1858-06-02
DEMocaArr1srArE CONVENTION.

AZ msetng sf the De nps,Atic State Central
Go asn'fse he'll 80 -scftsn-us1 the ltta day of
Atf. " = tHs iott sPfBs rs-.putoBs adsytsI :
kEsrArso Taes rs i.st D-inperaie state oa-
~spfoa 81 heid iH tas CItT 81 Sacramento - We'd
nrgtag the fth isy II Aagat next. asI that the
gate a. large fn'a esc y. aa1 ppe delegate Tor
efrry tvo bgnitsf Usn4oratig vots cast at last
Ken-r~t si-ciiou for any Democratic Aadi1ste on
the sat ticNet 4fet rv So pssa eF4te part
exc usisely SD oue delegate f9r sverF ff.ct,on af
cans hunfrcd ~ srre votes east lsf such DsmoefAtc
esud akf-
kEsoLEED. ny the Central Committee. that Il 10
rseoie+n~oted tBat the DrsuDcrACy iu the different
es'ustiss meet the 2sn " " 4aiy, for the yuf-
aoes of si-etDg delegates 10 ths state Convention
Tue D'npcrl~y the state of California are her .
by n0tib-d. tast state Convention vii be held t
tbs cityo sicrttn into. Wednesday the 4th lay
Of Anynt 1875 sHi u st the apyortI1nmsnt of rep
rc%-ntston thrrsin a. s-t,si upJn by tbs Stat.
Central COMMITTEES. !. a. fptlosss
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GUARDIANS SALE.

IN PURSUANCE Or AN ORDER DULY MADE
u by the Probate tOurt ~ tue County ~ Butte. Ou
the 2-tn ,ay vi Jnue, A. d lsjs, Will proceed 10
sell, at public sdt, On the Ieth day OF June,
A.. 1876. al 10 u'cUck of sad das, Uicvet.,iid
/ ouch, Opnir Township, ANA COuuty al 'resald, to
tae higacs aud st b,dder ior casn, aud Cor tne
highest aud uesl price Oiddeu, one niue ami oHe
t~UhJrse wagon, OvIng Tue EersOnul property OF
Thomas sharp, tnsldo.
WILLIAM CLEVELAND,
Guar II-n ot Thomas sharp.
orovllle, June lst, 4. ID. 1873
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o Mr.. John n. LnIard !. as.horius :.

rssei,e ossrsi'si c-'iiecl inoDe,s for ti'e
Daiss s'a fri isrvk5g Bmt- gecorL Persons iiv'n<
distance i.ia the paper " furnishing h,n
with their uasrsss
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Channel Rock.

NOTI;E to The stock holders Of salt C"lIL u
~ hereby given that an assessment, "i e'e :,
drsd dollars 10 the share has been le''.u -
kosrd ut Trustees. and Is pay able 10 Geo ~ q
Treasurer at his banking house iu Oro'"''
is9 day OF June 1855 IN O.
May 6,h. lsSs-mls-l0d
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-02
NEW ADVER rISEAENrS.
Mining Company.

Nebraska Mining Company.
All soaf"s IN the Nebraska Mining Company, on
which assess nents are dus mp to the second dy of
JnIs A. d 1875, VIII b. sold at tbs Court House
do,r, IA the Town Of Grpyilie, to pay said a,ses.-
msnts, oa MOndaf the H'th day Of Juy, A. ID. 1853.
II not pail tae undersg ieI ON before the day OF
sale. BY urier of tbs lrus.ees.
r. l.. PATTON.
Sec'y Il Treas. Chaunrl Rock Mining Co.
Junc Isl, 1863.
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-02
Channel Rock.

All shares IN tue IA "a icl kJcN Mining Company.
on which a-.essnens nov de, remain due m ! un-
pad unul the 2jh day Of May, 1858, will then be-
sold At tbs 20 art To ss doot NJ O'Clock p. NJ, to
pny sIch assessn tnts.
by order of tho Trustees.
TIL - WELLS,
se;'y AMI rrots., Channel Rock NliIing Co.
Apri 2G 1858.
The above gale IS CONTINUED until the lOih day Of
JIue, lS -, NJ O'Clock, +. NJ, nj the sam. place
by order of the Board Of Trustees
THOS. WELLS,
j.2 sec'y & Treas. Channel Rock Mining Go.
orovilIe, May 26.h, 1858
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Chairman state Central Cons tttee
JAxes ASDsasoS, sseFs sey pre- tenn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-27
LIFE ON THE PLANTATION.
RARB.RorswHIpPING OLA FEMALEsLAvE.

From The 81. Louis Ereain9 Netrs, Jan. Il.
Yesterday in the Criminal Court, was concluded the
trial of case which, for wanton barbarty has seldom
been equaled in a civilized community. number Of
witnesses were examined at great length, and We are
able to give merely narrative, extracted from their
testimony. The charge was against Ludwig Peters,
John Peters and Mary Peters for barbarous and cruel
treatment of slave girl named Lucy, aged about Is
years and who belongs 10 the parties. The clrcum'
stances, as detailed by the various Witnesses were as
follows:
About O'Clock in the afternoon of a day in the
latter part of last July party of ladies were assem-
bled in the lecture room of Tabernacle Church, on
Sixth street, few doors north OF Franklin avenue.
Their attention attracted by the sound oil blows,
which the ladies conc uded were caused by some one
whipping horse. The blows were very violent, and
continued for two hours without intermission. Inc
sound of the blows was found to proceed from the
basement OF Peters house, next door to the Church
The witnesses named went to the fence and looked
through the cracks, and there saw Mrs: Peters "a
large and powerful woman with Il rawhide In her
hand, lasbug a naked girl, whose hands were tied
behind her, and who was lying upon the
ground Mrs. Peters's foot was upon the girls
neck and she was laying ON the lashes with
all her force She then grew tired, aud called her
husbands brother, On Peters, and by her direction
he whipped the girl in the same manner Tor nearly Two
hours. The witnesses stated that the stripes on her
back could not be counted, they were many, and
that her back and shoulders We're like mass OF raw
flesh The blood WAS streaming from her. She III,
tered no sound but low moan, and they supposed
from that circumstance that she was gagged. After
the whipping ceased, John Peters stopped down to
unite the girls hands 8, and bad gre difficulty in doing
so, because they were tied so tightly. The girl did
not rise instantly, and appeared to be numbed. MIR.
Peters then commenced lashing her again, to make
her rise quicker.
After receiving instructions from the Court the
Jury retired and in a short time returned with
dict OF guilty against John Peters and Mary Peters,
and sentenced them each to pay fine OF 81 600 and
to be imprisoned in the county jail for one year-the
highest penalty of the law Motion for arrest of
Judgment was made by defendants counsel, and over
ruled An appeal was then taken to the Supreme
Court and the defendapts recognized in the sum Of
80 0O0 each for their appearance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-27

suffering, dNk asonixing dsvs ard darker nignc, no
muruur escsp~d HE hp.. He buoy mind st1l Pisesee
new wosss, and no,wi,hs standing the torture ~h'sn
hacked hi- spirit, and the sickness which weshenel
h,s eusrgies, he s'ill believed with slm"-t you'hia
sntburiarrp he would econ b. well and again q, WORK
in bis Roman studio. Yet, day by day, hoar by bouT
the fatal disease was Crying up the fun'ans ~ d.
life. Sill pointing upward snd onward the Angel OF
Hope lighted. though dlmly his dark and Downward
pa'h and on the 1T of September two months before
his death they told him be- must de- A. these wor
his whole frame relsX.d bis hands fl st~s.y in hi.
lap, he bowed his head, and With tone of abiding
faith and resignation, said, Gods will he doner'
In the Theater of Copenhagen. brilliant with light
crowded with the gayes, peopl. of the city sat the
venerable aud fame-crOwned sculptor Of Denmark
surrounded by devoted friends. In the midst IT on~
of Reethovens graudest symphonies, while IL. sound.
ing harmones filed the great space from hoor 70 cell.
ing the old Thorwadsen head sank upon lis breast
and through the csyety and glow and the my-,eriou.
music, his immortal spirit passed from earth %
beaver And thus ended has long ara successful life
Not such was the erd " his ustrious pupil. But
from the closing sce0e IN the history OF Crawford,
characterized az il through all lis fortunes by
heroic resignation, unwavering faith aud christian VIZ
the we will not lift the vail. His name - written on
the roll of famous men. He has place amid the
few who have accomplished noble works. But while
W. noun hs loss honoring hiur tor al his excellent
qualities and while the nation whose history he has
enriched cherihes his renown, We feel that he MOI
ours alone Genius Ike air and light, Is the gift vt
God for the benefit of oil bis children; and the works
of Thomas Crawford, like those o. Phldeas and MI
chael Angelo, may awaken thought and emotion long
after the political glories of the Republic winch claims
him a. her son shall have passed away.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-27
ERIGHTEUL TRAGEDY.

From The Louisraie Courier Jan. D.
A few days since, Mr.. c. A. Vanceaye, wealthy
farmer of Marion County, corrected negro woman
Tor some vGrnse. The husband of the slave who was
also owned by Vancleave, hearing of II, on Thursday
addressed his master in an impudent manner concern
ing it, and finally raised axe, threatening TO split
his head open. Vancleave sent for his son Henry,
and Daniel Thompson, neighbOr, to assist him in
stripping the black rascal for his misconduct They
came, and the negro tied up, but aerward united
80 as 10 take his coat off. The moment he was at lib
erty he quickly drew huge butchers knife from ls
bosom and, with savage YELL rushed upon his young
master Henry and plunged it to the hilt in his breast
He then turned upon Thompson and inflicted terri
bic stab in his right side. After having thus saated
his deep vengeance in blood, he secured without
resistance and lodged in the County Jail at Lebanon
Henry Vanclesve expired in a few minutes after the
blow and Thompson is in critical condition from his
wound The murdered man leaves q young wife and
child to lament his untimely death. When the facts
became known in Lebanon it was with great difficulty
that the calm and Isw-abiding citizens could restrain
the populace from lypching the murderer upon the
snOt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-27

OurRAGEous CRuELrY.--We stated yesterday that
a child had been found dead, in the arms OF young
Irish girl ON Friday morning, on watch q Jury oil IN.
ou.st had been called The following is the verdict
f that Jury composed will be SEEM by some oil tho
most discreet and respectable ut our citizens, and u
reflects severely the brutal conduct OF the author-
ss 81 nSs' Comfy z 1a Of N. I.se jan r. 1851
The undersigned jury Of inquest duly impaneed add sno
inquire bcause and Of death Of The infant child OF
having III, body Of and having beard the sy
dence presented do oath that said ed eams 70
its death from injuries received At North Hsdey Mas. While
being with s mother Cahsrine Hickey oreiby ected re- me
Jury believe order Of the Select men from The Aims House
that place and by like violence and force used IN placing ne
child Ia the Noth HALEY and BY 90.
exposure s1d cold And 70. Jury ma ~ '.d shs
o'clock ard after arriving IN Of the evening tEan
Jesse Peek Foreman; A. G. Chamberlain Amos Thomas John
L. Lyon, r. 0orham, Joel Il. footo William H. Way NJ
Bull Noyes G. Mix. Henry > Parsons John heAy' Iunu'
Tutte "
As near n can be aimed from the story told by
the girl and attending circumstances, she had been
made mother by ayoung man OF North Hadley, who
had been compelled 10 a legal settlement, and she
sent TO the Anls- House with her child. When WAS
four weeks old, she taken from the Alms-iiouse
TO Northampton aud forced into the against her
will in charge of two mon--durng which u Il prob
able the child which was wrapped to her bosom, in
an old shawl was severely ipjured-as Il did NOT
nurse aerward. On reaching this city, she got OUT
Of the cars with her child and having but p.nny 10
her pocket, bought with il apple, and crawhngmto
suggest and wac found with her dead infant IN her
arms in the morning. She thinks the Intention was
to her To Newlork and send her back to Ireland,
to get rid Of the expense of supporting her. such
may be Massachusetts, philanthropy, bat i Is very
poor religion. lNew.llaven Register.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-27

new illustrated paper j. about to be started in
London plan Of The @ the h @soy n MICH
:G < r. titje of " TIE illustrated Ntrs Of LOR-
Sn" Oes Some ne prominent literary NewYOrker are to
contribute. H.. - ,....
- bv Aldrich forming small volume, which is %
,nbi. he'd 10 March. The title of the poem is that
familiar lire of Shakespeare, The course OF true love
- did run smooth, and H. purpose i to ,ount
eri.ode in the life Of Haroun Alraschd.
Boston Transcript
ALCDICRoUs BURGLARI.-On Thursday night lat,
somebody heard burglar in the Undertook Bank,
and gave Information 10 the Cashier, who got up and
armed himself with three reyolyers aud frying pan.
Cashier ard informant proceeded 20 bank; opened
door, heard neise; Cashier held his breath and
blazed away, shot took effect; noise aubsded; found
victim weterng in his gore; victim proved TO be- a
menlber Of Cashier. ismly-Ais Malice Tom cat.
Cashier faid sold put up his pistol, and returned
to tie place N begnnmg VIE hears Of i IN cet ,
death, ana refuses to be- cOmiorted. Last hecrt Of
CASHIER he wac heading for Hudson, 10 get anotaer
gr,malkiD.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-27
KILLED nv HER SLAVE IICY.

Tie GaicesiOn Texas Mars of the 9Th iust has the
following:
"On Sunday morning, a cold-bloOded murder was
committed at the Columbia House in this city, the
victim being Mrs. DOugherty, young woman 2j
years Of age the wife of Joseph Dougherty propre'
Tor Of the hotel and the murderer her slave Lucy,
negr.ss of 20 years. This servant was bought by Mr.
Dougherty four five weeks ago, and since that time
has repeaedly run of and secreted herself tor several
DAYS together and while at work has been very impu.
dent toward her aster and Mistress and has showed
a determination TO act a. rebelllous IA possible.
week before the murder, she suddenly disappeared,
but was at last found under the house, nd, when or
dered out by her master, refused 10 come until he
went ia after her. when she darted out before him,
and catching up billet Of wood, struck at hun se'
we're blow which he fortunately wardsd OH. She at
tempted 10 fire the house, and very nearly sue
oeeded in burning it down, It was mpo-sl,
be 10 control her while she had the use oil
her limbs, and she was consequently put in'o
the stocks every night during the last week.
On Sunday morning, at III O'Clock, she wa az
work in the kitchen with two young Gerinah gris,
preparing dinner, when MR. DouShe1y eu.ei1u c ,h
sent one Of the girls Ann kesel up stairs TO make Tue
beds end the other MARY Keise into the dnngrooni
to attend the baby. As the latter went out, Lucy,
the black woman told her TO shut the door, "hen sue
did, leaving Mr.. Dougherty and the servant aI3ne;
In few minutes Lucy opened the door ana calleu
Mary back. She went, and found Mr.. Dougnery
gone search was instituted, and the body oil Mrs.
Dougherty was found in the cistern. IL appears that
as soon a. Lucy left alone with her ihsttess on
alteration arose, the woman seZed the hatcnet az"
struck two or three terrible blows upon Tue neaa y,
Mrs.. Doucherty causing death. She then dragged
the body INTO the pump-roOm and thrust u INTO lh'
c,tcrn Two cuts were found on the head Oh Tue ue-
ceased one above the lett temple ana the o.uei %
on the skull ust above the center vi the
ard either sufficient to cause deaeo va 80 hard
ur,ssurr of the thumb hDgers az thougn sue h''i
feen choked Lucy was arrested and Ia III jan.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-27

HUsDRyp Hours wALK.-The feat of walking
continuously during one hundred hours, which has
been accompl he'd in other cities has been p"rtfmed
in Springfield Mass at Smiths bowling alley, ending
al II o'clock Friday night. The pedestrian vas Alfred
Elson, known as the London Antelope, nom his
Heetness on the foot "a well a. his powers OF endur-
apce. His fourth and last day was ,he nsfd
est. He began TO lag at midnight, Thursday night,
when wthin twenty -four hours Of the goal and h at
tendonis had Considerable difficulty 10 keeping him on
the plank. Finally, however by coaing hls hands,
he was sufficiently revived Ia the dumb bells TOR
an hour, ierwLich he felt better lie aso seemed
10 W. encouraged by the presence of visitors during
Yesterday, although at timeshe looked as though he
was almOst ready 10 " gin eout. During The last
evening there large number Of visitors. add the
interest manifested the result vas not B's enhanc-
ed by the unmstakable evidences OF fairr strength
Iii, diet during the day had been stale bread AMI
water but be now took considerable brandy, aud al
though at first revived by It he soon began 10 reel
and had nearly iGllen two or three times W ~ ne
was caught by those attending upon him. The asi hall
hour Was one Of greht difficulty, and required tue
constant watching and Assistance OF his friends VINO
did not hold him up but endeavored, ny wak.h oe-
side him, to keep him awake and renew hs cou'"fe
The clock struck twelye-be had eomPie'sa DIS
hundred hours. and The very sen-eess exhlOuoh vas
ended. The feat being accomplished, klsons inethoi
is 10 first take warm bath, get hls san mo .
healthy glow, aud aiterwara sleSP ~ "a ss sb.
ro,n sor bnlf an hour when he again seeps iof
three hours. Aaer another waking ana wIS' ~
ooes Ia led n third time aud wakes up iresh' ITO
Iii ,beree,re. most probably, BE- about this after
r5 Flsop walked on raised platform hstY feet
cDg and wa no rgsroS to mike ss any PaTU't5
..;I n. n eretore ate his food "a he walked say-
in 4, -,t ~ for him ard taking il from shelf a
r,d of,Ie tlat.oun. When h. used the dumb b.it,
which he often did in order to draw the crcusi0a OF
Liood from bis legs by giyiag sufficient ;Xer,s. TO
otSer par. Of The body be- stl n.ed bis .eei going
Ioveyer, very slowly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-27

FEAT OF HoRsExASsHIr.-The Harrisburg cor
respondent of The Philadelphia Press, writing on the
2lst inst ssys:
"A feat was performed here lat evening that rivais
.ofn. a the famed horsemanshp Of Col. Fremont and
his California mustangs. Col. forney, editor Of The
Press was advertised TO deliver lecture in Lanca.-
ter on Wednesday evening, aud for thai purpose en
here at ~ clock noon, hut, on arriving his des
tna,ior found that he had left his manuscript Of the
discourse in his room at the Jones House. he imme-
datey telegraphed that, If possible II should be sent
him, either by chsrtering locomotive or by hire
exrress To get the loc,notive il wa. found mpossi-
bic, when his friend, Bartram A. Schader, senator
from Lancaster started in buggy Of precisely pm.
At 10 minutes Of o'clock they telegraphed back hls
arrival at Misunderstanding made the distance OF ~
miles in hours and ~ minutes This, think, can
not be beaten when il IL considered that the roads arc
now 10 bad condition, aud most OF the distance .as
made after pgbtinl. Col forney delivered his lee
ture to IN oyeInowing house.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-27

TYowss H. Boom Co. No Gre.ne slsvet OPT -. en-
,rsEee Hs are agent. oiTrE rsteNs "A btS"t
Nsr JJssy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-27
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


nc excitement and buoyanc. the stock Exchange
continue, and the aggregate Il to.dsyt transactions,
though considerably under thpt ~ yesterday never.
theists, very large
Al the Grsi board the market ofenc a. q slight decline
attributed 10 the rcrsas advice bu soon recovered the
closing sales generally showing m advance IN price on
ihose of yesterday New York Csu,ra opoued at ST. and
to s71s: Michigan Sontheru guaranteed opened al
s5ls and 70 Ss Reading advanced 4 per cent " c
IL Michigan Southern. = Panama. = caena and Chi
cago, "a Cleveland and Toledo. = Chicago and Eock
Island, = and Milwaukee and Me- sspp T. In railroad
bonds there general improvement Erie fourth
mortgage advanced TO CO. do 1875 bonds 10 g6 do 1871
bonds TO 81. and the 1862 bonds 10 g. Michigan Cen
trail FIRST mortgage S. to p Illinois Central con
s,rucons TO 81 do. free lands 10 eols Milwaukee and
Mssssirr' second mortgage To- sa, Harlem second
mortgage TO S. and Michigan Southern sroond mortgage
ia 20 The business state soyks wa confined chiefly
to Mssours Tenoessces and California, q, about the same
prices yesterday.
The market continued 70 gan strength between boards
aud opened al the afternoon On with a further ad
vance New York Central rose 70 ST.. Reading TO a.
at which price 10o0 shares changed bands. Erie
to 49,, with small ecs. Illinois Central 10
So Gslena and Chicago 10 81 Milwaukee and
and Mississippi 10 ~ Missouri = 10 co.. Michigan Cen.
trail Sc 70 90 and Ia Crosse aud Milwaukee land grants 10
~. ~ h'tenu some tt0n 70 sell
manifested and The market closet rather weak al the fol
lowing price California 90. Missouri as 90 Can
ton, ~ "a New York Central s7Y Erie ts,.. Hudson
34x Reading. 534 Michigan Central co Michigan south
ern, 25is do, guaranteed 55ss Panama i23il Illinois
Central, se1s GsIena, s37s Cleveland and Toledo 3sk
and Chicago and Rock Island co.,
Foreign exchanges fsmy active and rates steady.
London, ioo1a 1oo2., bankers only asking the outside
figure. Paris, 515 a512ls
~ The Persia, which arrived ths morning We have
London advccs to the 10th Money vas IN active Se.
mand and the current The best bills q. per
The Bank % England did not reduce Is rate Of
discount, expected This course Is ascrbod 10
the advance in the rate ~ interest IN the pfincl
pal Continental markets, and the loss Of specie
"a the Rank % France resulting therelfom This
last named institution, IN s monthly a,crnent to l4sh
October shows decrease bullion Of over ss 600 900
and e. discounts n about a. 100000 There
was also large falling q In deposits The three per
cent French closed on the 18th Inst AZ 5325 for
money. and 1888 for the end of the MONTH Consols
closed Saturday, TIE 10th, n eS 1. Tor nonoy and
ps1f II for The account
Nc mporian, had taken place IN American
securities Illinois Central share we're sold ~ So and
Erie shares a. per cent eocne There had ALEC been
sacs of the governments loan al from ~ IS 10 o..
Exchanges al the Clearing House THIS morning were
$40 1885, 72 and tho baanccs ~ ,27I AZ
The day. btt.ncss N the s4b. Treasury was.-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-27
MATRIMONIAL.

A SOUTH CARofINTAN YOUNG, HIGHLY EDUCATED
N and moderately wealthy tbeng worth ahant sIsoOm.
wishes 10 young lady widow ~ respertahe
family prercssessng IN personal appearance
three old and sociabe M
he worth At least half s,,ch
win be given and such information
will satisfy the incred nlOus
earnest and st happy o awaits the he
his partner ~ HE satisfactory win given and
required. MI communications will h. rehy,sv nreserved
Address with real name for two weeks u W Columbia,
south Carolina. - " ~ '
YOUNG LADY or PREPOseESsINg APPEARANCE
~ and 5000 address Is desirous SECURING
anfe ~ gentleman fortune with view T. Inssrirorv
Address Irene, Broadway Post once
"A fRFPOsSEssTNG You've GENTLEMAN WISHES
~ 70 correspond with young lady, with mnfri
mcny Sneerc replies requested. Address Gus. Howard,
station " New York