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A CADEhY OF MUSIC.
IA 6<n<Ss u
YHEODORE AOsA
nrH KATE DENIM RrAS
ns @ l. RYAH
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-28

MRS. BLUNTs READINGS.-hra ELLEN
VI KEY BLUNT vil rsd 81 the Lrctwc Aosn oi n. ns~-
" n Histories Society, cersT Of lhst. "a noNpAf
EVENING, June n, st o'cioSt 49,. -.
1ci.t,-Flry nuy be hsd Il the Ltrssy ef ns HIT
cal socet,; C. FIsncis h Co, No ~ bfoedwJi L. y.
(rcven No e99 B,oAc way and u The doof.
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MISS MARIE ELylRA COMAN's CONCEhr I !
unsveieatly posponed ul fo-AohRo~ tSs>aAD s'hN-
ING, luxe ~ o'clock
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-28

GLASS WORKS tor SALE.-A controlling in
N ,rrr,, In The HEw-LONDON GLASS COMPANY To
works th Company With furnace svrn sSd stssn
paete From tbeI s'nstton to.sN wohs have
advantages business Bot soai som VIII
nese.d 70 put them n operation ADDE'S hENhI r. M
vlxnJ
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-28

Em, Csnins or an, escapsi,u hst soEs tos sss1s are
k.hly ee.p.d py Acss sbe Tssy ~ ns;e vs eas
no rr ecI ,k- vris.s snd rem ace oy
s.;r. rne.r ,se h,rS. sef aDd Eti: SD
hx AZ RabS.r a-A<s .la Il Ne. - Jo<z- ~ ss>ka
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-28

FURNITURE ESTABLISHENT for SALE
MIA, nt doing sc cd buspesa snA si about 90
from E.w.Y.Ih on Hud,op Riv-I Osne s'.bcs % 9
ON snoouL, Of Llbsahh. Asdeu N. T. CURTisS Me- u
a. H,w.York
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IN SPRING FIEL LD.-MANUFACTUhlN0
PROPERTY 70, SALE AL real and rersosS prupeIv
asiy bsopUps 70 he WGd nsSurpe Company
u brci Cotton Fscsory containing us;biper{ @ t 'gn
r house two bcb Boarding houses norv than snm
dent for accommodation Of y. Mss nsSs
Asrnts House Ctttsses Together with s1nd
otSer buldns, Aso branch Railros4 ons nik snsta
n 60 op spip6leA with substantial dam and canal s 90
sss Of Land lying botn dds Of hs Chonpes IN
~ sphns6lA ChScop~e and Ludlow YW fur.hss nfomanon
sppy 10 FROTHINGHAM BoSou GEO WALkkk
4prnsSeld; O. ". HOLT 1t ths Min, % G. bAASfO>S md
- q Nev .York
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VONCAN, SEERSUCKER, SINSHEW,
CCR.PEs. PoSG EEs -Sr.s cls,s Csmbrs; &, isfs
Srued std plain C.mls ssh s,e eoOr-d Lutsas PISEAe
DRIss GOODS In Ell r, spd black; PINEAPPLE stn,
nr.s sro Trsvrius BONSErs PINEAPPLE nos aad SsnAi
Chin.re sIeaeb FANS .rh sou'.nes o. other sifH4
T.ns, A, q lie. lom us 4 .sr INDIES sa3 CHINA 81
'' FOUNTAINS INDIA srORE
No 6o3 Br,sdvsy.
Ala q, .x.cr.,.nt a. AMERICAN INOl AN Gpda
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-28

T. STEWART d. CO., in anticipation of
a. the opening ofu NEW sPOhE have decidsd 70 eose
out ,bs b.lAscs Of their impnt4tioo Of
sPRIrG ana 5UMMLR DRESS GOODS,
LACL6 LACE AAkTiLLAs. EhBnOIDEn irS &c:
Conn, dsua ss.ora,ent the ses PARIS NOVEL
MS a AZ OF viich haze just bsSn received
OIea, bsrssi. wih b. o6erd. :. 49,
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-03

MINISTER BENNETT is rumored iu
Washington that James Gordon Bennett is
to be the next Minister to France but the
States, President Buchanan's official organ
denies the truth of the rumor, yet Bennett
is known to be hand in glove with old Buck
and his cabinet, being daily visitor to the
White House, q constant diner with the res
idents of that mansion perhaps--slcep.
ing with the bachelor President. Perhap:
the Executive thinks these honors are
enough to bestow on one man without ma.
king q minister of him.
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-03
THE COURTS.

DISTRICT CouRT-second Monday In January,
May, and November, and fourth Monday Of August.
County CoURT.-First Monday in March and June
second Monday in September, and fourth Monday in
November.
Court OF SEssIoSs.-Second Monday in Febru-
a'y, third Monday in April, July and October.
PROBATE CoURT.-Fourth Monday in February and
May, third Monday in August, and second Monday
in December.
BOARD OF SUPERvIsORs-Nee first Monday in
February, May, August and November.
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-03
CONSTABLE'S SALE.

Rf FiRUR OF A DECRETAL ORDER Is
H sued by John S Berry, Justice Of the Peace in
anu inr ophr Iowpship, County ot Butte. and Sta,p
Of California, against JAMES BRADLEY ana in 1,v",
OF u. nlhSCHEf. for the sum of forty.nine and
hine'y nYe Que hundredth dollars debt aud twenty.
one dollars costs OF suit, and for acc riing costs q,
said writ TO me directed and delivered commanding
me 20 sell the following described properly 10 satisfy
sac uemand' | viii, on Tuesday the I'xyen-
tteth Scy of April, A D. 1858 At eleven o,,,nrs
"a. " ~ puf suance with the requirements Of said
sen at puolic sale TO the highest bidder for
caSh ths property described in the order Of sale as
WI: An the righi. title and interest of ibe
nsies nseSIs, ,n ~ and 70 Lots Nos B. 4 s. O. and 8,
a. as ,hs nuntrea ana forty feet square and bound
second avenue on the sJuih by High street, and on
ne me nesI of lhird Avenue, laid down AMI desert
oeu On me map or plot OF the Carleton Eststs now on
s9 ~ .ne ooahty Recorders Office OF Rutte County
~. apo'e 10 sale TO take place at the Court House
of California. N SO~'''' ""u ""''e
oroville, March 3Ist. ISIS.
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-03

A SLIGHT MIsrAKE.-The Lecompton in.
strument was perfect aud complete without
any vote Washington Uaioa.
SO Louis Napoleon's empire, which he or.
dained AS supreme constitution by the
coup fStat of December u, was perfect
and complete" So the dead body on the
surgeons board is perfect and complete. 3"
In both these cases. as in the one cited by
the Union, but a triling item is wanting to
give the sembIance of life-and that is,. that
popular breath without which all cons,itu.
lions are doomed to die.-Forney's Press,
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-03


GooD.-we find the subjoined act in the
Union Of Thursday. 1t was drawn up by
an "honest" miner who occupies seat on
the aoor of the Asslmbly -
AN ACKT.
To prevent niggers kummin to Kallyforny.
The People 40 the Stait up Kaiiyforny,
represented in Sennt aud assembly, du
enact az toiiers:
- SKcrIoN l. No nigger not now an inhab-
bitent NV. in, and legul voter in this stait,
shall he permitted to liy, rezide, or stay in
this stait emmy longer.
SEC. Envy nigger hoo wilfully or axi-
IDENTIFY violats the furst seckshun NV this
ackt shell be transported frum this stait and
sold to the lowest bidder. Cinnamon exclu-
dcd.
SEc. 8. Niggers who kun with their mas
ters tn sojurn temporarily she'll not be in.
klewded in the provizions nv this ackt !;
prorided, such sojurnin don't exseed 40
years. II emmy ship gets recked on the
shoars Nv this stait, with u niger on borde;
and if such niger she'll tri tu swim, he shell
DO pushed under the wotter.
SEc. 4. All ackts or parts Nv ackts con-
travenin this, is repeeld.
ENAcKTING CLAws.-A nigger is herebi
deklared an obnokshus newsans. not too be-
permitted, and evry Sheriff in this stait may
% Niger driver if he chuses.
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-03
rurcxrn. .RoARp ApvERrlsEMENrs.-.T

CHECKER BOARD ADvERrIsEMENrs- - The
New York Herald aud Times have some OF
their columns filed with the oldest looking
advertisements we have ever noticed. They
consist Of alternate repetitions Of short SEN
tences, and by slight disregard of metri-
cal rules and little stretch OF musical
time. these alternating paragraphs which
look just like a checker-board, jingle to the
tune of "My Mary Ann" most surprisingly,
and contain about as much sense as that RI
diculous song. One whole page of the Times
ia devoted to this new tangled style OF ad'
yertising. the subject of which is certain
matters pertaining to the New York Ledger
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-03

EVERY EDITOR HIS OWN PoRTRAIr PAIN
TER.-The facetious editor of tho State
Journal is such dear lover of fun that he
never lets slip chance to indulge In n joke
even at his own expense. He thus alludes
to himself;
And we have read, or heard of monkey,
who undertook to climb a pole, and it was
remarked by the bystanders that the higher
he climed the more ho exposed himself
dost take the simile, most violent and terrific
Record
Oh yes, certainly We understand. Ia, ba,
hs! Whar did you larn to spell climbed att
In Vermont or at Stoval's SCHOOL,
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-03

LAxo & Co We comment this house TO the at
tenton of the trading public who desire to purchase
goods at bargain. They have a large and we'll
selected stock, suitable to this market, and their
facilities for obtaining supplies unsurpassed by
any In the State.
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-03

UNINTENTIoNAL.-Thc BUTTE REconn
of fMonday contains an incorrect statement in
regard to the BEE. We "still live" "--Bee.
Somehow or other we got the notion into our
head that The pisifor was printed on the
material used in the Bee office, but We sec
that we were mistaken. We are glad the
Bee still does live.
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-03

NOISY CARRIER.-Thsg generous newsman
has again placed us under many obligations
for full files Of the N. Y. Herald. Tribune
and Times lie will accept our heartiest
thanks.
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-03

The QUESTION SErTLED.-We fnd the
following concise and decided opinion con.
cerning Kansas matters, in the State Jour
nal of Thursday:
"From oil we can gather. there is nothing
TO change our opinion as to tho result of the
Kansas matter. The question will be set
tied by her admission under the Lecompton
Constitution We would be pleased to say
more that would interest our readers. but
the meager character of tho news will not
justify it."
Let us pray!
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-03

NEVADA MArrERs.-A miner by the name
of Beach has made ten thousand dollars du.
ring the PAST year by working in quartz
His claim laid few miles above Nevada, on
Deer Creek.
The recent rains have filled tho bitches
aud raised the creeks in Nevada county,
rendering mining prospects very cncourag-
ing
Louis Goldburg, convicted of man
slaughter, has been released from Jail on
$4,000 bail, his case having been appealed
to tho Supreme Court.
Two Cinnamon, named All Cut and All
Long, have been arrested and lodged in Jail,
charged with robbing a miners cabin Of one
hundred and fifty dollars.
Ridgley. the gambler who was shot by
Tyree, at Gold Hill, is dead. A considerable
sum of money was raised to bury Kim at
Grass Valley.
Hollerman. who swindled a negro, is still
in Jail.
Two men, Henry Apple and s. Payne,
were much injured by premature blast
from charge which they had put into
quartz lead.
We find these items in the Democrat.
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-03

THANxs-We hereby acknowledge the
receipt Of March numbers of Blackwoods and
Godey's Ladies Book, from Messrs. Garnham
& Lockwood, Of the Post Office Literary De-
pot
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-03

MANI DROWNED We learn from the
State Journal of Thursday, that one of the
deck hands of the steamer Gen. Reddngton
was drowned day or two since, by Being
precipitated off the side of that boat. The
accident happened at place about thirty
miles above Sacramento.
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-03
oRovLLE, SATURDAY, APRIL Sd. 1855

~ MIR. John III. LfIIard Is authorized to
receive Subscriptions and collect moneys for the
Daily and Th. Weekly Butte Record. Persons living
at n distance obtain the paper by furnishing him
with their names.
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-03

GRApiNo,--The chain gang were engaged
yesterday in grading Myers street cutting
down the higher places and filling up the
holes. They are doing most commenda-
Bile peice OF work. and Smith Gambrel seems
to have a very correct idea of what improve
ments are necessary in our town thorough
fares. We trust that the degradation of the
chain CANCERS may result in the gradation OF
oil the streets.
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-03
FUNERAL NOTICE.

The Funeral of Joseph Marshal will take place at
the residence of Mrs Ilogg, on Myers street below
Montgomery, at o'clock, p. NJ. His friends, and
the friends of his brother, James Marshal are re-
quested to attend.
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-03
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
7 O % p Q N i n 8
BANK EXCH AN GE
Corner Montgomery and Myers streets.
INSOLVENCY NOTICE

INSOLVENCY NOTICE.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE FIF-
y teenth Judicial District in and for tho County of
Butte Siate OF California. In the matter of he PEE
tilen Uf James Y Jones an iusolvent debtor Pur-
suaht to an order Of the Hon Warren I. Sexton,
Judge OF the Fifteenth Judicial district aforesaid,
made 'Es day, netice is hereby given To all the
creditors " the said insulyent James Y Jones' to be
snd appear before he Hon Warren I. Sexton a!ore-
said, ia open Court the 5th day of MAY, A, D.
lsSs, Ut 10 O'Clock A NJ OF that day, at the Court
hoase IN The Town Of oroville, in said County of
bu'c, then and eefe 10 show cause, if any they can
why the prayer OF said insovent should moi be grant
ed, an assignment OF his eo:ple be made ana ne be
discharged from his debts an - solvent debtor
witness my hand and the seal of said
5 Court All xed, this The second day o; April,
49, A. D. 1858
apS,Soi NJ. II. DARRACH, CLERK.
Harris HOWARD, Attorneys.
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-03

kKhiLlo GOLD LEAF AND PAINS OF
all eoiors-For sale Ly
.VLToN x MoDERMUTT.
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-03

Arg O'CLOCK, A. NJ, PoNcrUAILy.
Passengers by the P. NJ s. Co.'s Line are ondcd
on thoir arrival at Panama, upon the Wharf at the
Rail Road TerminUs by the Company's Steam Ferry
Boa. and are transported,
by the Panama Railroad Company,
Immediately Across the ISrIIMUS to ASPlNWALL,
where the steamers of tho L. :. Mail Co. are al
ways in readiness to conys; them 70 New York OF
New Orleans
The Panama Eaiiroad Company, and The U. s Mail
steamship Com Tany have authorized agents to sell
their Tickets if desired 10y holders Of Pacific Tickets
Passengers notified that all tickets for tho ssea.
mers of the Y :. Nrl s. ). Co., must be presented
to their agent at Aspnwafor registry and exchange
rs they will not otherwise be available.
Treasury shipment will be received ON board
the steamer until T. O'Clock, midnight April ;th
No merchandise freight will be received on board
after O'Clock r. VI AprIl 81, and II written order
must be procured at the Office for It's shipment.
For Freight or Passage, apply to
FORBES & BABCOCK.
Corner Of Sacramento and Leidcslorf streets.
San Francisco.
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-03
L 0 d. IN S /!

THE CITIZENS OF OROvILLE AND TNr
travelling public. are hereby Informed thui
LopGlNtS can be- obtained ut the house of the mn.
derslgned ON Bird street between Myers and Downer
for the reduced price of
20 Cents per Night.
Beds are constantly supplied with Clean neat sbeets
and blankets. KS HynE pr,.,, ,, o'''
oruville, March % 1853 '''' ''e"ess'
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-03
= T q NE - Z III q
EN- B r Old ERING

VENHE UNDERSIGNED DESIRES MOST RE-
specuuy to inform the ladies' of Uroyile ,hnt
she VIII receive orders for Stamping and Emb,oi
uerhg. hh'ihg a compete assortment of pattel ms.
sne can give satisfaction in all varieties. Also les
sons given TO ladies' and MISE, in Embroidery.
oFofiIe' Murch il MRS. j. :. HENAING
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-03

IL me BESr TABLE this market affords. and
cents. OPEN ALL NIGHT.
April /. FRANK JOHNSON, Proprietor.
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|, g lasis9 lNSU RANCE. ssal =

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The Citizens Fire Marine and
fy 9Ez,,sas t;s,. I4IEEG.. 80 rz;t, -,a5f.i
INSURANCE &C ONPANY
irrcs i tfEE DooRs 1B64E TFffn THR N. Il. BANK!
MIS- Company fully organEed and prepared to
Aiitssue LIBERAL rates, IRiREflA-
RLSR
2 y .p55THRTof iDTREUToRs:=b Tiod5 5Gyin
i{asoS Thonias ssseasy 10 56hh Tss!
Jas q AcbssoPnafL pslaplail:l Jq6n 3. Hopkins.
,,,f5s, :, s. DELlAPLAIN. Presidents
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Perpetual Insurance at usual rates
g1El!g.IA lt * 3. B. sWEAR1NGEN,
s5ss.l Z s7z 70 Agent for the State of Virginia.
ONCE Union Hall Buildings, West side Of Main st. end
door South of N. W. Bank. auG9F
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MASONIC. DIRRore,Tsy-

Ohio lodge No. Io1.-Meet, Masonic Hail.
Market and Monroe Streets the IRA third Mon
aayevenings Of each month. G. ". star4s, ". NJ 4I.
snder LaugaFtn, Secretary.
=, WheeIinE Lodge No.s12a.- Meats as above on
and third Thursday evening each MONTH F. a
NEnSfLlNoER, 1Ss! w NJ; s. W Pearson, Secretary.
Waeel1"K Union Chapter TO. 10.-Meetsa as
S'oTe on she second Monday evening of eaohmont W.
Sc9EE, H. p; S. W. .Pearsoa, Secretary.
WheettnS RncnmPment Ne. I.-Meets AZ
= Is,,1s as JosTta Monday evening of month W
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nc CORRESPONDENTS.

LETTERS concerning subscriptions advertising other
Of the Tntelligencer should be
tlG Proprietors. 81 issg 3 stis
Letters concerning the editorial department OF the paper
h7ud be addressed to the EditOrs jointly to either
OF them. 5t-.. = .sT{ 4a ~ .-H{45 ..f
Correspondents writing for publications will please write
only Onestde 81 the paper II I.Jib1r5 Iisl fg
An observance OF the above rules will greatly oblige
nd secnre prompt attention to correspondents than
heymiGht Otherwise receive. s5efS b va
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Cash Capital 81, ,00o 600.

ABsUIUIE UNIMFAINED, -, ~ I
WITH A AURPI.US OF S56G,3s7 Ss.
And the prestige 81 SIS years sdcsessand
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..-tl5-e-=. .Atl1 =. .. p ~ = l-z sEtfsa
i asa 4 EPFonS The RIcbSmond aoat5 u
NJ. -. l''N,l,9l.e sOus'.l Ss41a
-Ihs justices
a into
~ ecu t!ls: wise
ems. s e stt9 ItZ i1s
,,s;ae az 5e
the hs!e t ,,s
NJ ,
Mr. belehfE lsfSfHled him chat he believed
I R oe q q then proceed
@ go t 70 oSse Standing
u &c, anq M not sPelng
sss : on, and
whom did
~ y sHtssFSi G4II lo41II'S pistol.
ne nealu saw did
nVI gIsS sse paIsi%. s;s ~
John DelclieE pseu lnst y ne heard the re.
y;,5 "m iIf la
VIII ~ IDp, pelsSl,st ~ knew " none OF them
ny - "a, d SleEk hdePosed
at ta 19t MI "a y s ent saw saw nm on
S 81 ~ : ~
see on ee ne was there on
S., 1S MS
plGll go 70 clemens
I'LL ~ M
tan.ai l ~. @ iu'l see VT Iqe
itS tltlle @ persons
Cue
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@ Do vo ,,o..a
m ~ ~ = tatE5 y - ~ "
t.2set - it
a q Il Al ,,,+ ~ ~, ssssaa
d. 5o yon know by' lie same 6Eesn
80 P>IF p1
az t.gSI4 iaag3 stlo1
5 "a Hos 6ea 60
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oE8 ; ga ERrom the Richmond South. j l2e
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M0NDAY IYRN TNIEs y21..

Is fS5sT afi sIsS67 mud IqfIila cad
~ 90 isssl9z ihoiasai3 oe boaoIIs 30
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ODD FELLOWS, DIRECTORY

VirziutuS Lodge No. 8.NMeets sveryrhur.d.v
eening atthe Hail. corner of Market and Quincy
Fr0nkITn Lodge No. 13.-Meet a.sbovesv.r,
Monday evening. VIZ. TAYLOR, N. O.; RtlIGm p.
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1 i CHOICE sFIRsT GLASS INSURANCE
ai ted d5n2 wsE r7isE r7isEiTEA45555R EA555R 9zsfoaad 43dto
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.ssL. AND DEAL I'M mi, s1g7t fsf4
Q 20. q " M =, n R b. Il r. o. B y E
AND A CoNsTkHT SUPPLY or
FlOuT; WfRns g 6oItsS SKIP 81 COZ 3S66t n Corn
as 5a.lt r5 afenls lsnleds mpys &c. 4, 9sflliF
Al articles sold by Mathew AIcNabb, delivered in
any part the city free of extra chaTge fiis nyf4
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zToN WHEET
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THE INTELLTGENC

saN4ORE;aB0UT lsTIR IoJJ ETsy
of;PRrtfes esConeperned-Deci-
oaa zion OF Judge TheFedftl. go
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The Posey Convention.

The account wepublish of the proceedings
of the Democratic Convention in Posey
county is from one of the oldest, and most
respectable and influential Democrats in the
county. His statements are perfectly relia-
bic. We hear from the best sources, that
Judge lIovcy will carry Posey by 1000 ma
jority. The Federal officers and the FEEDER
alistS, affect to sneer at this prediction but
men better informed than they are, and
whose opinions are more reliable, make the
statement in good faith and honestly To their
friends. Ii will be more than fulfilled if Mr..
BrightS vote brokers will make an excur-
sion, like theirs to Spencer, in old Posey.-
The impressions made by Mr.. Hall wherever
he circulates, is so favorable to the right
cause, that he has-as he has asked it-our
permission "to travel" and as he may not
be able to accomplish all we desire in the
way of circulating his person, we will be
glad to have a few copies of his counter.
| felt presentment" from the hands of tn,
Brothers TileSton, to send into the darker
and remote precincts of the District.
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THE WAY THEY GET THEIR PAY.-The
Washington correspondent of the Philadel-
phia Press throws some light upon the man
ner in which the Administration gains the
support of old line Wings, and converts
anti-Lecomptonites to the support of the
English subtcrfuge. This reliable CORES
pOndent says:
Senator J. C. Jones, of Tennessee, told
line Whig,) had IA contract to supply 100
horses, at $3.50 each, which will make the
neat sum of $4,000
The brother of Hon. J. 4, Ali, member of
Congress for the Cumberland York, and
Perry district, had q contract to supply for
the army 500 mules, at Sl75 each, making
$50, 500 also, an order for 200 from Russell
and Majors, Government contractors, at the
same price, amounting in all to $1,000
The kind of mules delivered could he
bought readily at $l2O each II is UNI
necessary to add that Mr.. Ali voted for
Lecompton, and is a candidate for re-elec-
ton.
Some of the other members of Congress
from the rural districts have been providing
for their friends at the public expense, in
the way of contracts for barley, at fine
prices.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-07-21

THE TRUE LECoMPToy SPIRIT.-A few
weeks ago a dinner was given to the Hon.
Joseph McKibbin, by his Democratic friends
of Philadelphia, and Judge Knox being one
of the company, made some remarks, in the
course of which he diSSented from the Kan
sas policy of the President. For this the
Erie, Penn, Observer demands that lac shall
forthwith be dismissed from the Office he
holds, or "othervise brought to his political
senses" The Observer says it is no objection
to Democrat that Inc differs in opinion
with the President, but if he has the hardi-
hood to utter his doctrines in opposition to
the dictations of his party, the party should
annihilate him. The maxim of the o.
serUer seems TO be: Think what you please,
but don't dare to speak your thoughts, i
they are contrary to the Presidents opinions