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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-07-03

Extra Eattce 20 Farmers.
DUTrER taken in exchange FOR Dry Goods, and goo!
$50 DOUGLASS Clark
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STORAGE

~ RAIN received on Storage at the BURR warehouse
NJ Grain taken acceust Give us a call
isnps GEO BRISTOL.
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MEMS Nv omens AMI Chidreu's Guhbers, Of ANY AZ
w and in any qusnlity, - cs.=r tttu for CASH
Y. II. pRt&GOT1, JR-.
f.hon M. =. if-.s.Ick.s Ale.k.
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NEW YEEI.2,

Ea,IE Exchange Nill of Haskell Sannle is reaIy
L to do CUSTOM WORK Will despatch and satisac
scn. superior Fou- for sale at 81, times.
my16 HASKELL Z SAMPLE.
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MRS. S. E. POTTS

HAS just returned from The cities with Iaroa
supply OF Rich and Handsome Goods rich s;lEs
Robes OF all kinds, DERAoE RonEs, Laws Roprs'
LINEN RoBEs, TRAVELLING RoBEs, with sid.'
trimmings, RlcH LACE MANTLEs, SILK MANrr ,r' rs
French WORKED Collars, UNDERsLEryrs
large quantity OF FRENCH WORKED S4rros
very low, rich variety of BoNxers, ,rimnla1
and unirimmed, as low as 80 cts. R,ppn.s
RUsHEs, and FRENCH Flowers, at all price.
Shoes and CATERS, handsome lot of SUNNI,
SHAwLs, Lawns and CALIcoEs, and an eudIrs,
variety of fancy Goods
April 80, 1853.
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RR LED:

On the 28th Of March inst, by John Smith,
Esq, Mr.. Joseph Blackburn, TO Miss Susan Repp,
all Of Napier Township.
At New Paris, on the 9Th of April
by the same, Mr.. John Bowers, to Miss Sarah
Daughter of Allen Comfy decd, all Of Napier
Township.
At the house of William Crsman, in Napier
Tp., on the 22d ult., by the same, Mr. Abra-
ham Moore, TO Miss Mary, Daughter of Thomas
Blackburn, all Of St. Clair Township.
At the house OF the Brides Father, on The 29th
ult., by the same, Mr.. Henry w. Miller, Of
St. Clair Township TO Miss Catherin, Daughter
ofJohn Lambert, of Shade Township, Somerset
County, Pa.
Near Bedford Forge, on Thursday evening,
April 18th. by Rev. WIN. NJ. Deatrick, Mr..
Oliver FIuck from the vicinity of Hopewpll, to
Miss Catharne, eldest daughter of Mr.. John
Gates of the former place.
At Piper's Run, on the same evening, and by
the same, Mr.. George Bowman, OF Delphi, Car
roll Co., Indiana, to Miss Mary D. Piper, of The
former place.
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To the Editor of the Union
WAsHlxGroy Cry, April 81, 1858.

DEAR SlRs: Your letter of this date has Just
been received, ard hasten to say, that in my
judgment, the conference KanSes bill should be
adopted. ] expressed this opinion on first read
ing the bill on Saturday last, and must adhere
to it, although, il the bill had been, as falsely
represented, submission ofthe ordinance only,
I should have sternly opposed it. This bill as
interpreted BY me, is in precise conformity with
my views and course not only in Kansas, but
since my retnrn, and, following the path where
duty and conscience bade me, | must support
it. must be permitted, however, to do this in
such way as will cast no censure on valued
friends, who honestly oppose this bill, because
their construction Of it differs from my own.
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GIARI0ILS NEWS

THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY VICTORIOUS
TIE Con ference Lecompton Bill adopted by
Congress u VI
Tbr Bill for the admission Of Kansas, reported
by the Democrats of the Conference COMMITTEES,
has passed both Houses of Congress. This is
great triumph TOR the Administration Of Ma. BU-
cnANAN and the Democratic party, as it sustains
the position ofthe former that the Lecompton
Constitution is legal instrument, and distinct
ly recognises the great doctrine the latter, the
principle OF Popular Sovereignty. II will re-
unite with our party, those Democrats who diff
frrpd with the President on the Lecompton
Question. whilst il will, at the same time, tully
satisfy those who agreed with him. Governor
Walker and his wing of the Anti-Lecompton
Democrats. it is understood, have already given
in their adhesion TO the MEASURE. We publish
the Bill in another part ofour paper, this week,
so that our readers may see and Judge for them
selves, ofits fairness. 1t will BE- seen that the
people Of Kansas are to have a fair opportunity
to accept, or reject, the Lecompton Constitution.
The Bill passed 6ually in the House, by vote
Of l13 to 100, and in the Senate, by vote of
80 TO %
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Whilst this bill maintains my views as TO popu-
lar sovereignty, it would, If adopted, save the
Union from imminent peril. If the bill passes,
the odious Lecompton Constitution, born in fraud
and baptized in forgery and perjury, will be de-
fpated by an overwhelming vote of the people
OF Kansas thus demonstrating BY practical results
thetruth Of my Interpretation, that this bill does
in fact submit the constitution to the popular
suffrage, for ratification or rejection, which is
all have ever required. With such bill,
and such decision Of that people, under it, no
formidable effort will ever be again made to
withhold from the peopleof nchoate States vote
for OR against the ratification or rejection oftheir
State constitution, and the oligarchive doctrine
of Conventional sovereignty will be abandoned
write in great haste, and will, at a future
period, imbody my views fully in letter fol
publication, as expressed in our recent conyersa-
tion. Yours, truly,
R. J. WALKER
Hon. S. S. Cox and Hon. Vim. Lawrence.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-05-07
OF THE COMMITTEE OF CONFERENCE ON
THE KANSAS BILL.

OF THE COMMITTEE OF CONFERENCE ON
THE KANSAS BILL.
The Committee of Conference appointed TO
consider the disagreeiDg votes of the two Houses
on the amendment TO the Senate bill No. 16l,
entitled s'A bill for the admission of the State
of Kansas" report that they have had the sub
iect under considerable and have given it
that careful, patient, and mature deIberaion
which they conceive its importance demands,
and have agreed upon an amendment in the ma
ture of substitute for the House amendment to
the Senate bill.
They earnestly recommend the adoption OF
this amendment by the two Houses of Congress.
JAMES 5. GREEN,
R. Nj. T. HUNTER,
managers on the part of the SENATE.
VIM. II. ENGLISH,
ALEX. H. STEPHENS,
Managers on the part Of the House.
The undersigned, one of the managers on the
part of the Senate, does not agree to the forego-
ing report.
VIM. H. SEWARD.
The undersigned, one of the managers Oh the
part Of the House, does not agree TO the forego-
ing report.
a
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&C BAZAR! -f0
HDD 4 ~ a u !.
HAVE you called at the Ladies' BAZAAR in

"ANDERSON'S Row?"
Mrs. III. ID. PEUGH, has Just returned from
the Eastern Cfties with handsome assortment of
Ladies' and Children's fancy goods--Have you seen
them?
Her Millinery is not to be surpassed in beauty and
elegance of stvle, and at prices astonshingy cheap.
Bonnets, white and colored, from 379 cents up
Ladies' Misses and Children's Jockey caps exqusit-
ly nice and IN style, French and American flow
ers, large and well selected assortment, TO be
excelled in quality and cheapness Ribbons without
number of various styles and coors, Ladies' dress
caps, head dresses, and aso various kinds of useful
and fancy articles for Ladies' toilets.
DRESS GOODS
Consisting in part of robes, challies ducals nous
de aines, lawns, barages, low l25 cents)
robe guile, French musins, silks, black aud color
ed, summer silks, various Styles also handsome
shawls, maRtIllas, lace caps, busters, &c.
EMBROIDERIES,
Such as sleeves, collars infants waists and supe-
rior lot of French setts, handkerchiefs, edgings,
laces, &c.
Calicoes and Cotton Goods, Of all descriptions.
Gingbams, ranging in prices from six, eight, ten,
TO twelve cents.
HosIeRY, gloves and rntts; carpet bags, travelling
baskets, toys, perfumery, and jewelry.
A large assortment of ladies' and children's shoes,
purchased at reduced prices, ladies' slippers at so
cents; fine lasting CATERS at 81 ,25 other styles
responding in price. Call and examine for your
selves.
MRS. H. D. PEUGH would embrace this oppor-
tunty, tender the public her thanks for their
liberal patronage she has received, and hopes by a
constant effort to please, 10 merit continuance OF
the same. -
May 7, 1853. MRS. H. D. PEUGH.
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DIED.:

On the 26th ofA pri ult., Mr., John Fetter,
Of Bedford Township, aged - years, and 5
months.
In April, Mr.. John Hoenstine OF St. Clair
Township, aged 81 years.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-05-07
POSITION OF GOVERNOR WALKER.

We announced some days ago that Hon. R.
J. Walker was reported 10 be in favor of Mr..
Engish's substitute. The following correspon-
dence, published in the Union of yesterday,
will show his position. We give it without
comment
WASHINGTON CRY, HousE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
April 30, 1883.
TO the Editor of the Union
| ask you TO publish the enclosed letter oi
Governor Walker in Justification OF my vote and
that of my colleague, Mr. Lawrence, to-day, in
favor of the conference bill. The letter explains
itself. 1t it is manly vindication of our much
abused Judgment. understand that it meets
with Governor Stanton's approval. hope So
Il seems so consonant with his views and ex-
psrience. Ii certainly had its full weight il
determining ny vote on yexed question.
With respect,
SAMUEL s. Cox.
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MEELENERY WI Y.

Mrs Sophia d. Gibson would respectfully
announce that she has purchased The stock Of
Mrs. E. Goodzeit and is prepared TO furnish any
article in the Millinery line ofthe best materials
and most approved styles. She has just return
ed from the East with complete assortment Of
bonnets and trimmings, and having secured the
assistance of Mrs. Goodzeit for the present, fully
sure OF giving satisfaction TO all who may desire
articles in her line.
April 80, 1853.
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RAIL ROAD MEETING!

Pursuant 10 public notice, meeting Of the
Commissioners of the Bedford Rail Road Com
pany, was held in the Court House, on Monday
evening last. MAJOR WAsHABAUcH was call
ed to the Chair, and JosEpH w. TATE,
ALIEN FLETCHER and TaonAs H. MURRAY,
Esqrs., were appointed Secretaries.
On motion, The meeting was addressed by
Hon. WV. P ScHELL, who referred at length
to the advantages to be derived by the citizens
of the county, from the construction of the
Bedford Railroad, and showed clearly that the
project Of building the said Railroad, is at pres
ent entirely feasible. Among other importa Mt
statements which he made during the course OF
his remarks, he announced the fact that the
sum of $4,000 has already been subscribed 10
the road by capitalists 10 the East. After Mr.,
Schell had concluded bis speech, Francis Jor-
dan, ESQ.,, was called for, who responded in an
able effort in favor Of the Railroad
On motion, Committee of nine was appoint
ed to take subscriptions. The following gentle
men compose the Committee
E. L. Anderson, Daniel Washabaugh, J. w.
Tate, John Alsip, W. P. Schell, o. E. Shannon,
FIR. Jordan, job Mann, Nicholas Lyons.
The above named Committee were empow-
cred to appoint Township Committees, to assist
them in procuring subscriptions. The meeting
then adjourned.
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Attention!
BEDFORD RIFLEMEN.

you are hereby ordered to appear at your usual
place for training, on Thursday Goth inst, at 10
O'Clock P. NJ, in winter uniform and plume.
f BY order of the Captain,
May 7, 1858. WIN. RlTCHEY, o. s.
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Boots and Shoes.
FURNITURE
For Sale.

The subscriber being practical workman, is now
carrying on Ihe cabinet making business at the east
end of Bedford, next TO the Foundry, and has on
hand the BEST and most fashionable stock of furni-
ture, made. Please call and examine for Your
selves before buying elsewhere, as great bargains
can be had by giving him call.
May 7, 1858. Nj. f. BARTEGES.
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Bedford
RAIL ROAD!

Since the Charter has peen granted for the ssBe5
ford Rail Road" the citizens of Bedford have been
much excited and interested upon the subject this
interest is not confined to the citizens of the town.
but extends throughout the country, and crowds are
daily rushing TO
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-05-07

The Committee appointed at the meeting on
Monday evening, to obtain subscriptions 10 the
Bedford Railroad, met on Tuesday, at the office
of Col. Jos. w. Tate, and appointed the fol-
io,,,;,c. rro,,,o,b;,, C,,,o,,;tsaae
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VIM. H. SEWARD.

The undersigned, one of the managers or the
part Of the House, does not agree 10 the forego-
inc report
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-05-07

The Controversy in the American Trac
Sciety concerning the publication of tract
upon slavery, wakes warmer
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-05-07

1T is an extraordinary fact, that when peo.
pie come to what IS commonly called high words
they generally use low language
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-05-07
ReDOrt

h, J. NALkkK.
Hon. S. S. Cox and Hon. VIM. Lawrence.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-05-07

Governor Wise is expected 10 visit West.
npreland county, Va, on The 9th inst, to give
directions, under the act of the General Assem-.
BY, for enclosing the birthplace of Washington
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-05-07

EARLY VEGETABLEs.-MG JouN FLEMING,
gardener at Bedford Springs, exhibited to Us a
few days ago some very fine vegetables which
were raised by him during the preseat Spring.
Among them was cucumber nine inches Tong,
also bunch Of radshes fit for The table and a
lot Of very nice lettuce. Ifthis isn't setting the
seasons and the clerk OF the weather at defiance.
We would ike 10 know what is
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-05-07

The Gainesville GA Express has place
tie name Of Hon. Howell Cobb, of Georgia, a
it masthead as a candidate for President il
1860
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-05-07

Strawberries are selling at Augusta, Ca,
al 30 cents per quart.
A bill has been passed BY the Legislature of
tbs State, ''for the better protection OF abol."
is lien law 10 the extent Of 500.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-16
Notice Of Dissolution.

ME 90 PAR ERsiiIP HERErutURE EX-
y isting betw~rn lanes A. White and Ti.uuss
W Nutter, u Oregon City, Butte County California
~ h reby dts"'lved BY Thu1na. w Nuiter E,thes
party have right to sgn tho name OF The hrm In
liquidation. A clnims against the usm NJ White 4
tter must be "resenie At Org ':hy by iRe lS,i.
day VI July. next ensuing, Tor settlement
TIL MAS W NUrrER.
wi,r.s.es. WV WALLACE t.ANs,
q. Hx>Daicxs.
Oregon CITY, July 81. 1855
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-16
LEGAL NOTICES.

Inpsector. and 3. Y. Hale, W. B Maxwell,
Judges.
The "ficsrs Of the several E ection Pre-.
cincts are hereby instructed ne, to attach
their accounts to the FL, ction Rsturns, but
20 send them In separately, certified to by
the Inspector Of tbei, resi- eotise Pr-cincis.
By order Of the Board Of Supervisors Of
Butte Coun'y
F.A. MATTHEWS, Ch.i-man.
Attest, n. H. DARRAtH,
Clerk Of Board.
By J. II. MAPLE. Deputy.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-16
Channel Rock Mining Company.

NOTICE Is HEREnY GIvEN, THAT
~ assessment ~ on- hundred and "a me-. Y
o'ars mas ,h,s Gay besn levied a,on each share ~
,ne ohannci Rock Whining Company, ia, atIe T., the
.pcIai meeting OF the hsreh. tlc-s h. said C,,n-
pNnt !. W he held - the ffir- of the Treasurer IN
voc sot' day of August tSss. 6 . the purp,-. II
""s ON ers ior the ensuing wear. aud ,ransactias
such Other business q. ma, come b.tte he me,.,
'ns. Az shares In said compan, on which aay as.
ssmenis n.nain due and u paid ON the ~ ia, oi
N"s, 'Ss. ~iil he - III at the once OF the TeHsu
rf. al O'Clock p. VI ON ihst date.
w onier ofthe Board ~ Trustees.
GEO FAULKNER. aec'y.
Orovilie. Jaiy Is Isss -
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-16
ELECTION
PROCLAMATION /!
State Of California, I
ExEcvTIvE DEPARTMENT. !

NOTICE IS HEREBY CIV
IN en-, that a General Elect
ION is to Be held On Wednesday. the
frat day Of September next, through.
out the State, ct which the following
Offers are TO be elected:
One Justice Of the Supreme Court,
for unexpired term, . Controller Of
State, and District Judges for the
following Judicial Districts:
First, Second, Third, Fourth,
Fifth, Sixth, Seventh, Eighth, Ninth,
Tenth. Eleventh, Thirteenth and
Fourtsenth.' -
Also, Senators are to be elected q
FOURTH DISTRICT.
Comrs-sd sf the esuntiss sf Aisusds sal
oanta Clsrs. ore Sssatsv.
FIFTH DISTRICT.
Cewsnssd sf the soussiss Of Sea Yrsnsis-
- asd 0aa hstse. too esnators.
. SIXTH DISTRICT.
C~mcossd % shs counties sf Marines,
Ws-c~d. Tulsrs. Hrssno end Busns Vista,
enc eeIatcp.
SEVENTH DISTRICT.
C.msossd Of the eosssiss stanislass end
1ueIumne, one Senator.
EIGHTH DISTRICT.
Composed # the sounties Of Gan Josouip
and Csntra Costa, ono Ssnatsr.
NINTH DISTRICT.
Comp"sed Of the soun,y Of sacrsnssse
eas 6sSate.
ELEvENTH DISTRICT.
Compe.sd cf the counties Of Maria, Sene.
IA and Wsndoeino. one as' ster. ~
FOURTEENTH DISTRICT.
Ccmp"sed II the oounsiss Of Bvtts ssd
Piumss, one esnstor.
FIFTEENTH DISTRICT,
C~npossd sf the counties Of Suttsv ed
xsoes ess ss"at"v. and one from Yuba.
SIXTEENTH DISTRICT.
Composed sf ths sosssy sf Nsvads. On.
SEVENTEENTH DISTRICT.
C"mpossd Of the county Of Plsees. 90
Senator.
EI0HrEENTH DISTRICT.
C"mpassd Of the county Of Fl Deesds. ~
oeeaters
NINErEENrH DISTRICT.
4. csssroesd ~ the essptsss of Aualsr end
Cslasesas. oWs Senator.
TWENTIETH DISTRICT.
csspsssd Il Ne ssuasy Of Sierra. - &c.
ctr.
Alss, ne fsii.~a-9 Mssssrs - Az
oea6ly.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-16
LEGAL NOTICES.

ESrsRpnuE-Robert Taylor. Inspector,
and - Jsnney . d 2. Wilcr 4, Ju1ges.
STAvEssoN's SrosE,-A. Stephensan, In
epsctor. and W. Brown. and J. F,aburn.
Judges.
Moons Tows.--Johp Frselsnd. Inspeeto,
and John Moore and Y. Arthur, Judges.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-16
Notice.

NoTrcF ~ HERERy GIVEN to ihs'c 70
~ ers In the irgip QusrI Nss' .,s
that all shrr~ uron hieh the rs.rs ~
raid on ~ b-f m the 15,h day " 'nI
sold o pay such ass~ssments, nfr.'o.
public sncfi n. In the highest h'rae" IA
ii"us. iAG'r in the town ~ o'ovi's'
VI an said 18th day m July So.
by order OF the Boarf Trnsers:r prs4
y. l.. CoNLEfi
nv c"srsE, Secretary.
June 18th -
The above sale 10 postponed enti enry ~
y. O.. C0MLkSi
n. v. CoRvEs, Secretary,
Juiv 18th 1855.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-16
Notice.

a III PERSONS INHABITED TuCS rIArUAvE
- not suffered ny the late Fire, will please call
And settle their aceuunt hei"re the 18th inst mt
RE'Sk FR EsLEBEN.
oroville, July sth. tSis
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-16
HAMILTON TOWNSHIP.

HANrLroK CirY -R. d. Moore. Inspse.
tor, snd r. Dsvis, W. wiiismson, Judges.
TvaNER's RAscH --1ehert Turner, Ia
.rscter. and Geo. II Lynch. ]. N. Crane
Judges.
spsosor. and J. J. Clymsr, John Moore.
judges.
HoLLoLuPA RANcHkAIA.--Dr Woodland,
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-16
CASCADE TOWN SHIP.

MooaGvILLE John K.ves, Inspectoy.
and JoLn Guildersleeve aud Z. Dodge, Jud
gss
SrRAwBGRRv .--Teesdale, In
spsc,or, aud q. Babcock aud z. Suith. Jud
90.
MoUNrAIN SPRrNa HoUsE.--W. A II = ~bbs,
Iuspeoto-. snd - Judges.
RHINEHARr Bar Nj. Brown. Inspector.
and H Z. Rogers, Sudges.
BaowN's DIGGINGs. Burr, Inspector,
and - Judges,
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-16
wYANDOTTE TOW NsHIP.

WfANDUTTE TOWNSHIP.
wYArD"TrE Jacob Snow. Inspector,
d. Lewis snd X. Rutherford. Judges.
wiLsoN's kAncH.--C. Dunk"m. Inspector
and J. N. Wilson aud Jvhn Bergen, Jud
ges.
H'rcUr CITr.-Thomas Fox. Inspector,
sad W. Caius and John O'Lesny. Jud-
gss.
BAHooR.-E. Fellers. Inspector. and G
Brosk and James A Watson, judges.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-16
ORC TOW NsHIP.

ORC TOWNSHIP.
Gao LgnvA'--J. wos den, Inspector, and
Thomas Jones. Judges
F"nsEsrows R. r. Chsppell. Inspector.
II. d Oilphsnt snd II. Cbickeniug, Jud.
gss.
ROBINSON MILL--A. Lewis. Inspector,
II. G. Hsmmcnd, Judges.
HAHsoSvILLE - II Hanson. Inspector
and - Thompson aud - Armstrong.
Judg q.
NArcHEs.-GeovRe Piersop, Inspector,
D. VIC Day and ? Bailey. Judges
EvAHsviLLE e Brown. Inspector, AZ d
Thosnas Deuson aud Y. Waterman, Jud
Ges
BIsoHAN's BAn.--w. r. Hooper, Iu.p O.
tor. Csps. Mead and d--Fsrgus.n, Jud.
gss.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-16
tPAssEp MARcH %. 1861

The People Of the State Of Caiifornia, re-
pvsse"ted in Senate and assembIy, do
snarf a. JototCs
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-16
CHICO TOWNSHIP.

CNico john BidwelI, INSPECTOR, and A
II Barber. DR.. J. b Smith. judges
ysNSiSo's LANDING wv Lee. InsI scter,
asd W U-her. Jas. Torney. Judges.
wMgsLEa's HousE.--C. Wheeler, Inspec.
tor. and Thos. 8. wrignt. A d. Turner,
Judges.
JoRNsoN's RAScW ~. Lowry. In.pscter
snd W. Hspshaw, ]. Watson Judges.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-16

Abstract OF an A. q 10 Regulate Else
tfons.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-16
EUREKA TOWNSHIP.

EUNEhN III" NSFIF.
Nxw PHiLApELrnIA wv. Psrdue. I"spee.
tor. and W N. Alien, Z. Peters. Judges
MoaRis RAviNE - Brittenbaoer, In
spes,or. and - Thomss,J Clymper. Judges
SPiRGs' House, NJ sparks, lnspec
TER. and - -- Judges.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-16

MOUNTAIN sPxiNa TOWNSHIP.
erarHo TOWN.. Duilesk. Iaspsetsr,
end ]. ". Woe1nan, - Boone. Judgss.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-03
Great American Corn shelter.

The Proprietor OF this great labor saving machine,
who is temporarily in Nashville, respectfully invites
call from the Agricuturists and Mechanics of David
county -preferrng trial and thorough e1dnttnd-
tim Of the machine any description of its perform
ance that ne might give leading feature Of this
shelter is simplicity, thing, which of itself, recon-
mends it above all others 1t is plain, simple and sub
stantal construction liable to get out Of order,
and will shell in the hands Of person, in perfect
manner, without breaking cob, or leaving single
grain upon them what other shelter in the coun-
try will do,) twenty bushels Of corn per hour. The
Proprietor prepared to dispose of State County
Rights single machines, on the most reasonable
terms: and, in consequence Of the unprecedented
hard times, will exchange the same for land, hors-
cs mules or any kind Of grain farming produce at
market prices.
The Rights for all the Southern States are for sale
and can be had reasonably low. Price of single Ma
chimes SI2 aud SI6. As they going of rapidly
those who may wish to purchase are invited TO give
an early call. Remember the place-No ~, Public
Square-Shield's Auction Room. feb26-lm